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VOL. L., NO. 8448. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1909. PRICE FIVE CENTS.

VISITORS SAIL RACERS FACE TO THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIE- F IN THE PACIFIC. LINK'S VOTERS WARSHIPS SAIL FACE M DEATH i. IAEETJG ONES FDR FR01 BAY Five Mile Motorcycle Contest Representative Taylor Gives i All but Ends In Hawaiian Salute to County f ISLE Tragedy. Scarecrow. C I TY

Whizzing round the That a good Democrat cannot be held fiat track at a tremendous speed, down was clearly deconstrated on the - 1 is- Will Eldid and Bill Chilton, on high- j Congressional auto trip around the i powered motorcycles, raced one of the land on Saturday when the machine Is Congressional Party on most spectacular and dangerous races carrying Representatives Houston and Dr. Cook Entertained ever seen here, at the Athletic Park' Candler and E. M. Watson, of this city, First Interisland last night. met a number of Hawaiians down in by Denmark's King On the last lap of the sixteenth mile, ! Waikane. The machine was stopped 1 Trip. Chilton's spark gave out. His machine and Senator McCandless, of Honolulu, and Queen. introduced Congressmen to immediately slowed, and Eldid, who j the the was overtaking him, crashed into the ! windward Oahu voters. machine in front so that only, a miracle The visiting Congressmen were as- Shortly after 10 o'clock last night saved both men from being killed. tonished to learn that every voter in (Associated Press Cablegrams.) 'by base is Democrat the Congressional party departed for This hapened over the third j Waikane section a and SAN FRANCISCO, September 6. turn. Immediately the resounding toot i Kauai on the Mauna Kea. they insisted on being photographed of the explosions of the four cylinders with the Hawaiians so that the picture The Pacific fleet, under command of Owing to the short time the Con- j stopped, the huge erowd present surged could be shown down in Mississippi, Rear-Admir- - Uriel Sebree, sailed from , gressmen are to spend in the Islands, over from the granastand and bleach- j and they will tell their constituents the Kauai trip has necessarily to be a ers and surrounded the two machines, that they found one place away down here yesterday afternoon, bound for The police soon bore the crowd back quick one. The party back in in the middle of the Pacific Ocean Honolulu. will.be and then it was found that Chilton was where not a Republican could be Honolulu, again tomorrow morning. sitting calmly in his saddle, one foot located. Should Admiral Sebree carry out his However, much of the island can be on the ground to hold his machine up, Representative Taylor not only had original intention of making the run seen from the steamer's decks, and a while the rear wheel was bent almost a good time on tne trip, Dut ne iur-nishe- d double and the steering bars were under forced draught, the ships will good idea gained of its beauty. Also considerable amusement to those turned at right angles to their proper traveling with him. The representa- probably arrive some time Thursday. there will be auto trips across the is- position. tive, as all the Congressional party land and into some of the prettiest The race itself was spectacular In knows, is a good talker, a jolly good It is believed that the record of the sections, and the wealth of jthe sugar the extreme. Although the argument fellow, brimming with true .Southern St. Louis may he smashed and a now which started the race only came up chivalry. The Alabama representative crops, the results of irrigation develop- isco-to- on Saturday afternoon and there was has picked up a few Hawaiian words mark set for the San Franc - ment, the electric pumping plants, and . ; only a small notice in the morning and among them is aloha. On the auto Honolulu journey. the splendid hospitality of Kauai, will paper about the race, the Athletic Park trip he shouted aloha to residents along be observed in the space of a day. was crowded to the limit. REAR-ADMIRA- L URIEL SEBREE, U. S. N. In stanchion Rear-Admir- al - The steamer will arrive at Nawiliwili the sockets that mark Who succeeded Swinburne as ranking officer of the turned the salutation or bowed her the track, torches had been set up to Pacific is command of the magnificent squadron of war aloha, the representative beamed and KING ftND QUEEN this morning at daybreak, and the Ka- fleet, and in mark the limits of the circuit and the ships now racing toward Honolulu. - remarked how cordial the people were. uai reception committee will meet and moving picture machine was turned on At one place a young lady gave him a escort those by auto who desire to see like a searchlight, sending a broad very comprehensive response as the beam QUESTION COOK the windward side of the island to of bright light across the dia: auto sped by, and it is said she accom- mond, while the rest of the track was panied her aloha with a kiss blown Hanalei, where the steamer will be in darkness, save for the glowworm CONGRESSMEN SAW FLIGHT from her finger tips. The Alabama met. At Hanalei the party will break- twinkle of the torches round the track. Congressman was clearly enthusiastic COPENHAGEN, September 6. Dr. fast aboard the steamer, proceeding on A Tremendous Speed. and when a very human-lookin- g scare- guest crow in a field was Cook; as the of the King and board to Waimea. The party will land The race OF THE WRIGHT AEROPLANE rice sighted the was supposed to over y be representative, who is a little near-sighted- Queen of Denmark, yesterday related and luneh at Gay's. From Waimea to a distance of five miles. The two con- waved his hand and shouted In his search . Lihue the party will go by autos and testants started at opposite side of the aloha, and insisted afterwards the the story of his adventures track and was agreed that have supper at the town and after-- , it that, if neither lady bowed almost as well as the --young for the North. Pole, .He 'was closely racer cauffht up on the other one before Representative Thomas Declares That After ward attend a reception there. The lady who blew him the kiss. questioned by Majesties. party will sail for Honolulu tonight,' the five miles was completed, it was At the Aala Park meeting, the repre- their to J arriving here tomorrow morning. be called a draw. Witnessing Air Voyage He Felt Like sentatives had their first experience The Kins has given instructions that The Kauai committee to greet The gun fired and they started off with interpreters. They off the - j started in closest investigations shall be made Congressmen comprises the following at a speed that seemed simply incred- their speeches and taking the bit in the i narrowness list of Kauaians: H. D. Wishard, chair- ulous, considering the of Taking Passage. their mouths continued talking, obliv- of the observations which Cook mad man; Hon. Chas. A. Eice, W. H. Kiee presence on his trip, witht the view to establish--' of the ious to the of the interpre- Jr., W. D. McBryde, Francis Gay, J. track. Mile after mile was vainly to memo- off When Orville Wilbur Wright the wing. Twice around the parade ters, who were trying ing the truth of the daring explorer' Opio and C. K. Kahee. reeled in 1:10 and 1:12, but neither and rize all that was being said, particu- rider seemed able to make any advance ; official the aeroplane circled and then flew off Trip to Hawaii. flew their aeroplane at the test larly arrays , of statistics, figures and on . toward Alexandria. The machine sud- the other. held at Fort Myer, Va.,' a few weeks dates. Rev. Shephen Desha interpreted Dr. Cook has decided to visit Brus- At 12 o'clock noon tomorrow, the When the last lap of the fifth mile ' denly dipped just over a bill and then will ago. and won government's prize, for Representative Houston, and when sels.. He will ithen go to Paris, where party depart for Hawaii on the completed, Eldid i the was an anxious suspense, for the .was had gained a few there the latter said something nice about the a which Mauna Kea. The Hawaiian band will yards on Chilton but was still far from many of the visiting Congrssmen were spectators did not know whether or he will deliver lecture, after send-off- . roads over which he had traveled, the be on hand to give a musical - met an ac- he will return to Copenhagen, whence catching him. The bell was rung con present. Representative Aubrey Thomas not the machine had with interpreter elaborated, much to the The committees on Hawaii are as fol- tinuously to notify them that the race cident, but later on the machine wa3 he will sail for New York. lows: was of Ohio, of the naval affairs commit- amusement of the Hawaiians on the t over, but there was no such word seen soaring in the distance. On the platform, for he added: wait Kohala Mr. John Hind, chairman; as "Stop" in their lexicons. They tee, was one of those who watched return the same dip was made. The "But Mr. R. If. Elgin. Mr. H. H. Renton, kept on going until he gets over to Hilo and tries to and it seemed a3 though with breathless interest the wonder- spectators afterward learned that the travel on our roads." Mr. G. C. Watt, Mr. J. Atkins Wight, they would go on for ever. ful bird like movements of the air aeroplanist had decided jo maintain a EXPLORERS CONCEOE Kane-liailu- a, The interpreters could not withstand Mr. C. K. Kunane, Mr. Ernest Eldid began to gain noticeably about clipper. Mr. Thomas says that the uniform distance above ' ground, and Mr. the temptation to put in a few words Ernest A. Akina, Mr. D. the ninth mile and the crowd yelled it- flight was made from the parade when the topographical depression was Lono Kaaikuoha, Mr. H. P. Beckley, self horse of their own here and there, and often- when, at the home plate-- ' ground, which was kept clear of course. reached the planes were depressed. times the Congressman would gazo in 'S DISCOVERY Mrs. J. F. Woods, Mrs. H. L. Holstein, turn, Eldid was within ten feet of his The parade is not larger at When machine returned to the than that the almost open-mouthe- d Mrs. P. P. Woods, Mrs. W. P. MeDou- - opponent. But Chilton admiration of an merely gave his Schofield Barracks,' and the aeroplane parade, the audience was thoroughly interpreter who talked several minutes (Continued on Page Five.) (Continued on is not as long as the Commercial Club aroused and became wildly enthusiastic. Page Five.) more than the lawmaker whose speech LONDON, September 6. Most Arc- dining hall. The machine came down as lightly as he was Con- interpreting. Finally the explorers world After the engines had been looked a feather and alighted on the spot gressmen got on to this new wrinkle and tic and scientists of the THE over, the aeroplanist and his military from which it first arose. concluded it was a pretty good sort now concede Cook's discovery of the OPENING OF OAHU passenger seated themselves in the ma- "When one witnesses such a flight of way to do politics. Congressman North Pole. chine and, when the order was given and sees how thoroughly the machine Taylor, after watching Mr. Keawehaku, to start, the machine slid down the s under the control of the aeroplan-st,- " his interpreter, finally complimented really COLLEGE NEXT TUESDAY skids and immediately began rising, said Mr. Thomas, 'fone the Hawaiian, 'by saj-ing- "Go on, skimming 'the parade but gradualh' wishes to take a trip through the air. you're saying what I said much better slibhthSpe going upward. The flight was easy I believe I should if I had the op- i than I could express it." t and as graceful as that of a bird on portunity." i Oahu College will open its sixty-nint- h Mrs. Wilbur J. MacXeil, for several gity year Tuesday morning, Septem- years a teacher in the Preparatory injoieo ber 7, the chapel services both the School, who will teach .Freshman Eng- LEWERS BROUGHT at lish. US. 1 College and Preparatory School begin-rin- g LOUISIANA MAN SACRED HEARTS Miss Charlotte P. Dodge, new CITY OF MEXICO, September 6. at 9 o'clock. the head of the History Department, will ICE AROUND HORN A slight earthquake shock was felt here But I! few changes have been made in be assisted by Miss Ada M. Stephens, IPrTMTIIIIMII PT P yesterday. No damage is reported. the corps of instructors and efficient who has been teaching history at the lO.LHinUDIHD! lb COiEliTJLESSED teachers of wide experience have been Kawainhao Seminary the past year. To The death of Mrs. Mary Lewers at secured new positions. add to the usefulness of the new for the Cooke library the librarian, Mr. E. J. Kansas City recently, recalls the busi- The trustees have been particularly Reece, will be assisted by Miss Doris Representative Watkins Says New Kaimuki Building Is Form- ness enterprises of her husband, Charles titMusIoIre fortunate in securing the services of Girdler and an experienced librarian H. Lewers, one of the founders of Lew- from Cleveland, Ohio, Miss Law- Cane Car Shifter Is New ally Opened to the Mr. John S. Reed, a former Edith & Cooke, yistruetor rence. Miss Lawrence ers ne was one of the enter- idle in pittsburg n "f mathematics and athletic coach of graduated from Him. Public. Vassar in 1902, and was trained in li- to prising ones who imported ice from 4 the College, to of Col-ltv;- e take charge the brary work at Western New York, having to Hono- of the Reserve it shipped department during the leave Library School. Over a thousand new lulu in sailing vessels, around Cape PITTSBURG, September 6. The :ibenee of President Griffiths in the books especially selected the read- "We haven't anything like that With the impressive ceremonial pre- Horn. The ice was sold here at a good East. Mr. Eeed has had experience for dawn of Labor Day here saw 30,000 ing of young people have been of -- he Roman but cost importer ten in teaching secured cane unloader in Louisiana, and I am scribed in the ritual rate, it the cents as in the East and in the West during the summer. Catholic church, the Right Reverend per pound laid down here as there was idle workmen the result of strikes as well as in I going to see that it is introduced as Honolulu. At the Preparatory School the sev- Bishop Libert yesterday afternoon a good deal of waste. and lockouts. The j College's .department of music enth grade teacher is Miss Mary H. one of the best labor saving devices blessed the new convent of the Sacred that has been so rapidly developed the ' Williamson, sister of William William- I have seen in a sugar mill." Hearts iu Kaimuki. The formal open- few year by such instructors as lat son of this city. Miss Williamson Representative Watkins, of Louisi- ing of the new building also took place Mrs. Bruce MeV. Maekall. in voice cul- - Man- MAN WHO FOUND CUSTER'S comes from the city schools of ana, ftas at the same time. tur. Miss Margaret E. Clarke, piano chester, New Hampshire. She is a enthusiastic over the patent The occasion was a happy one for the and organ. Miss Carolyn L. Sheffield graduate of the New Hampshire State automatic cane-unloadin- g device in use Sisters of the Sacred Hearts, for it and Mi-- 3 Gertrude K. Brown, who re-- ! Normal School and has had long ex- at Waipahu sugar mill when he and marked the realization of the most am- BODY IS NOW IN HONOLULU tnrn this year after a year's leave perience in New Hampshire schools. bitious project which they have under- ' the Congressional, party visited the ft' absence, piano; Mrs. E. A. R. Eoss, The special teacher of mathematics taken since they arrived in Hawaii, v'n-lin- , ad- - estate will be strengthened by the in the grammar grades is Miss Frances late Friday afternoon on the more than half a century ago. Though ditiou of the new instructor of choruses R. Nowell, a graduate of Missouri return trip from Haleiwa. The device the convent school has grown, from a and class singing. Miss Ruth L. ; in- "When the body of General Custer masacre, was a wagon contractor and State University, where she specialized in question is one familiar to people small beginning, to an educational wagons means of Smith. Miss Smith has had experience in mathematics and where she has since stitution of vast importance, this is the was found lying on the battleground supplied and other as a mus'c supervisor in Long Beach, here, and now considered an ordinary transportation which followed Terry's done graduate work as well as at Chi- first time that the school has been de- California, she is a graduate of the cago University. machine. The cane is brought to the where Sisters of the Little Big Horn, stripped of all command. When news reached the moved from the site the massacre on the Lit- Vniv. rMt v .it' California, and has Miss Claire Uecke returns to the first endless belt which carries it up into first took up their teaching work when but the underclothing, but with his tachment of the Big Horn the men pushed on to sunlied mnie at the University and grade after a year of study in Chicago the rollers. Hooks operated on a long thev landed in the Islands. long yellow hair still unshorn, one of tle at Columbia University. She will swing the scene. and the East. arm pull t he cane off the car, The convent represents an outlay of first men to gaze npon the dead ; the Not a living soul was on that field, supervise the singing in the College which is to allow easy - money, Owing to the large registration in tilted an fall more than $5,0G0- Of this decomposing :nd Preparatory School. Every effort the into the belt. The is pushed Au- cavalry leader was White Calfee of only the stark, already lower grades, the third grade has car then frl'UJOO was donated by the late his men. The has been made to make this 'depart- been divided and the new third grade ahead to a platform detached from gust Dreier. It was this donation Terry's column, the day following the bodies of Custer and ment an exfi prioualh- - strong one. uniforms had been stripped from the teacher will be Miss Haidee E. Glass- the main ear rails. This detached plat- which enabled the Sisters to realize massacre. Mr. Calfee, now a ranch- and The English department has added Los form then rises a building dpad leaving only an undershirt cock of Angeles, California. She with the ear until the their ambition and erect man of Bozeman, Montana, has been carbines, to its instructors. Mr. Harold S. Clark, has been in the Los Angeles city schools two short rails on which the ear rests suitable to house the fine school which drawers on each one. Sabers a graduate of visiting in Honolulu for several weeks hats, boots and all the equipment of Dartmouth College. Mr. for the last five years, and previously roll over to a parallel track, whence they have built up. away i world-know- been carried '"lark the (.n of the had seven years' experience iu Cali- the ear is shunted down the line and Only the boarding department of the with his old friend Kit Etherington the cavalrymen bad So-eut- savages. Every man but Custer t "under of the Christian Endeavor fornia schools. out of the way. convent school will belocated in the of Salesville, Montana. They leave by the ; Mr. gays it Evaru E. Hark. ln college he The college a wel- school will had been scalped. Calfee extends hearty This method of removing unloaded Kaimuki building. The day again for the mainland on the Man- The bodies were also was prominent in track athletics come to all friends and patrons of the cars appealed to Mr. as one be maintained in the old convent build- was a terrible sight. Watkins churia after a delightful visit here. buried on the spot, as there was no and baseball at. the college. Another school as well as visitors in ought ev-er- has been the eity which to be introduced into ing on Fort street, where it them to any post. member of this department will be who mav visit the school at anv time. sugar mill in the South. housed for so manv vears. Mr. Calfee, at the time of the Custer means of carrying m:

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Not exactly that, but the greatest success we have had in a clear- ance sale for four years. And that is going some, considering our record in this respect. WE WILL CONTINUE THE BARGAINS THIS WEEK AS LONG AS THE GOODS LAST. BUT THEY MAY NOT BE HERE UNTIL SATURDAY, FOR THE DEMAND IS GREAT. THE BUYING PUBLIC FLOCKS TO OUR STORE BECAUSE THEY KNOW WHAT mfLhffl mmm m. WE ARE CALLING YOTJiJ ATTENTION PARTICULARLY TO AN ENTIRELY NEW IMPORTATION OF EMROIDERIES JUST FROM THE CUSTOM HOUSE. THEY WILL BE PUT INTO THE SALE TUESDAY. WE HAVE PLEASURE IN OFFERING A LOT OF LINEN TORCHON LACE, REGULAR AT $1.00 TO $1.75, WHICH WE WILL SELL AT SIXTY CENTS A DOZEN. THE EMBROIDERIES ARE NOT OUT OF THE CUSTOM HOUSE AS THIS ANNOUNCEMENT IS BEIN WRITTEN, BUT WE WILL HAVE THEM FOR YOU TUESDAY MORNING, SURE. Everything in this sale is to be sold at genuine bargain prices. Nothing will be left over, and if your purchases are delayed yoi4 will miss some of the best things you ever saw. Catholic Church B 9 I I

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We recommend our stock Magnificent Exhibition of Pitching and throwing balls out at inopportune, as moments. It is the scorer's business Delights a Huge Crowd at the to throw out the balls, and the manage- being superior in quality and style. It is ment should look into this matter. . Athletic Park. The First Game. all that the fondest mother could The Dragonlets went in first and wish for: scored in the first inning. Hank Chaek bingled and stole one while Sing Chong J ATHLETIC PARK RESULTS." the first time? Why our genial friend scored in the first inning. Hang Chaek I Khaki knee pants, brown linen knee pants, Webster Junior. This was his reap went to third on a passed ball. Sing Morning. pearance at the park and he played Chong burgled. John Lo skied to first. 2. T. A. C. 4. C. A. C. Jrs. a magnificent game at left field, he j Cheeby sacrifice Hang Chaek home, white duck knee pants, blue serge and Afternoon. caught all the long flies and there was j short to first. Akina died. One run. j C. A. C. 5. Marines 4. not a single fumble or approach to Hang Chaek repeated the dose in the He was on second-Baseman's J, A. C. 5. Kalihi 0. one to mar a great game. Webster third. safe tweeds, shirtwaists, blouses and negligee has profited by his short rustication error and stole second. Sing Oahu League Standing. and everybody hopes tnat he will stay Chong sacrificed hini to third, and John f Lo again sacrificed him home. Cheeby P.W. Pet. by it and put out the same line of shirts, and felt hats, dope. was safe on another error by Hays and straw caps that will Kalihi...... ,...... O .7J.4 ...7 A Sad Tragedy. stole second. Akina fanned. One run; J. A. 0 ...... 8 5 .625 2 to 0, Dragonlets. C A . C , . . . 8 4 .500 The Marine defeat was a sad trage- Again in the fourth the Dragonlets appeal to the boy, entirely new stock of .143 Marines ...... 7 1 dy for the good Half-wet- s and all the scored. Ah Toon fanned, but Akana The surprise of the season was more so that jt was due principally to j walked and stole twice. Asani fanned, the switching round of the team. , but Apau was safe on catcher missing boys hose; extra quality. eprung at the Athletic Park yester- Lieutenant Kilgore played first base third strike, and Akana scored. Hang day afternoon when the Japs white- for the first time at the park and Chaek grounded to first. One run; 3 washed the Boers and the King of changed his men from their accustom-- ! to 0, Dragonlets. , , College boys' suits in the latest ed positions. Slorp and Gaw were j very pat- . Spain kept the boss sluggers of the But tne excuement of the game came changed over. Gaw is used to playing Half-wet- s league down without a single little in the fourth, when the tied shortstop and Slorp to third base. The the score. Gaw bingled to right-fiel- d of material mealy scratch hit. swap made it bad for them. fence. Davis sacrificed him to second, terns and most fashionable cut. This changes the aspect of things It looked, to a man up a telegraph and then did Gibson hand out one won- altogether. looks very much as pole who did not have the price of derful drive to center-fiel- d fence. It It admission, very much as though the These are in tweeds, plain and. fancy. All Japs had a good chance to was good for a double, and Gaw romp- though the Lieutenant made two bad mistakes. ed. Then Coll made a great bingle and cop off the championships of the first First, in changing Gaw and Slorp over, Gibson went home. Two runs and only series, after all. Here is how things and secondly, in leaving Knight on the one down. Kilgore fanned, but Coll good wearing and the right thing for grow- - Btand. If the Japs win the last game bench. Judging by precedent Knight scored on a bad throw, first to third. would never have made overthrow ; series next Sunday and the that Thompson fanned. Three runs. Score of the in the eighth inning and let the win-- ! 3 to 3. ing boys. Boers lose either of the two games ning run m. The Marines took the lead in the Jap3 they have yet to play, then the Hang Chads Has Kahuna. seventh. Kilgore skied to right field. We have never shown a better of and Boers ,will be tied for first place. Thompson was safe on shortstop's er- assortment TTanir Chaek was back "from Hawaii ror. Williams bingled and Thompson Sunday the Japs play the Half-wet- s. Next and made his appearance for the went to third. Slorp was safe on first's clothing and boys fixings. Your boy will want some- They should be able, judging Dragonlets. He surely brought a Tab-- ' error. Peyton fanned, but the catcher by the dope, to win all right. The bit's foot and a bunch of kahuna back ! missed the third strike and Thompson thing for the opening on Tuesday. Boers are tip against the Dragonlets. with him for he scored the first two scored. Gaw skied. One run; 4 to 3, bingle - game is very much runs and came in with a just Marines. The result of that at the right time to help score an- The Dragonlets won the game in the on the knees of the gods. But, if the other one. eighth. John Lo was safe on Kilgore 's C. A. C. should win, then nothing can Gibson pitched a splendid game and error. Cheeby bingled and sent Lo lo NY. Ltd. keep the Japs from tying with the Williams caught well for him. It was second, but Lo was out trying to make support and FORT AND MERCHANT nineteen-innin- g a great pity that the was not third. Akina bunted the catcher STREETS Boers. Finally there is that Kil- better, although with the changes that , threw wild to first, hitting Akina. game tie between the Marines were made, one can hardly blame the i gore threw in a hurry to third to get and Boers to play off. Should the IUUIIUI'13. Cheeby. He threw high and Cheeby romped while Akina went to second on Marines win this game, it will be all Tsukamoto Smiles. off with the Kivlihis and the Japs will the play. Ah Toon fanned, but Akana from Hilo bingled and Akina scored. Akana was lead in the standing. Tsukamoto, the Jap runner was safe on first's error and Franco struck out, by Espinda 11, by Clark 8; ten-mil- e out There is another very interesting who has come to compete in the trying to steal second. Two runs Eoss was out to wild pitch, and the game. The official score was scored. trying steal, Espinda; balk, Clark. Time possibility to the situation. If the race next Saturday, was at the was also caught asleep. One of game, 1 hour 13 minutes. on his as follows: ' and Akana Umpire, Boers lose their next two matches and grounds With three medals run. McHenry.- - Scorer, N. corps of trainers Jackson. the Japs are defeated by the Marines, breast and a regular C. A. AB R BH SB PO A E Two more in the sixth. Espinda safe, Attendance, 3500. and managers. He was greeted with C then the Dragonlets, Japs and Boers Hang Chaek, If.. 5 2 1 2 0 0 Q third's error. Hoopii sacrificed him to recognized and terrific-three-bagge- will all be tied for first place. Which- enthusiasm when he was 1 1 1 0 second. Franco drove a making nice Sing Chong, ss...3 0 0 ? ? ? T j(f jf jf j? f? ever way you look at it, it is the keen- smiled very becomingly, a 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 between left and center and Es- though he were J. Lo, rf est and most exciting finish to a first bow and looking as Che Bui, c 3 1 2 2 5 0 0 pinda scored. Akana sacrificed Franco ready to make a little speech. THEATER series that has ever happened in this quite Akina, ,1b .4 1 0 0 15 0 0 home. Walker skied. Two runs. j Notes of the Game town. Hays Under the Weather. Ah Toon, 3b 4 0 0 1 1 2 0 Two more in the seventh. Boss safe The Home of Vaudeville cf 3 1 1 2 2 0 0 on short's error, Webster, Jr., bingled, Congressional Visitors. Coll place in the third Akana, took Hays' 2b 4 0 0 0 2 3 1 man on first and second. Augie Dreier Prince Cupid was as Joel C. Coliefl Proprietor The grandstand was honored by the inning. Hays was not feeling well, Asani, there cicerone Apau, p 4 0 0 0 0 4 0 hit to pitcher and Boss was out at third. to the Congressional seem- presence of a large number of Con- preva- visitors. He suffering from one of those very Kaipo doubled beautifully to-rig- field ed to enjoy gressional families to the games as mueh as any- visitors and their lent feverish colds. Peyton went 1 and Augie WTebster, Jr., romped. to enjoy Totals .. 33 5 4 8 27 10 and body. and friends. They seemed right field and Coll to second base. The But Kaipo was out trying to steal home. 8 watching the crowd as much as they did some fielding. ' MARINES AB R BH SB PO A E latter remarkable Espinda fanned. The official score was: Marshal did ball games and expressed Slorp, ss 3 0 0 0 0 4 0 v Hendry was there as usual the they Apau sent a hot liner to right field Engagement of the world-famou- themselves as delighted with qx- - a Hays, 2b 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 A. C. AB R BH SB PO A E m the grandstand and applauded vigor- the which should have been good for J. creators of humorous penenee. it was a great surprise to bingle. But Coll was there with a Peyton, rf 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 A. Franco, ss 2 2 1 0 2 0 0 ously. situations. them to Fee the class of ball that our shovel and returned to first with such Gaw, 3b 3 1 1 0 1 1 0 A. Akana, 2b 2 0 0 0 2 3 0 2 & J polyglot kids put up and some of them lightning speed that Apau could not Davis, ef 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 Walker, cf . . 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 Bill Espinda has come into his own. became greatly enthused over the close- was sent to bench. Coll, rf-2- b 4 1 1 0 4 3 0 J. Boss, 3b 4 0 0 0 2 1 0 He will run Georgie Clark close for the WISE AND MILTON beat it and the place ness of the plays and the clever field- In spite of the change in their posi- Lt. Kilgore, lb.. 4 0 0 0 12 0 3 J. Kaawainui, If. . 4 1 2 0 2 0 0 as the star twirler of the league. ing that was done. tions, both Slorp and Gaw played their Thompson, If 4 1 0 0 0 1 0 Dreier, lb 4 1 0 0 6 0 0 Georgie Clark and a company of nine Song andOance No Hits, No Errors. usual errorless games. Slorp, by the Williams, c 4 0 2 0 8 2 0 D. Kaipo, rf 3 0 1 0 10 0 is overworked. The Espinda, p 3 1 0 0 0 2 0 Boers are making a huge mistake in and Musical artists who will make The afternoon was so crowded with way has not made an error this season and it looks very much as though he Totals 33 4 5 026 12 S S. Hoopii, c 2 0 0 0 11 1 0 putting him in every week. He is a their initial bow to Honolulu this interesting features that it is hard to crackerjaek and it would be a shame pick out the best of them. But it would keep it up for the balance of the series. Apau out, third strike. Totals 2S 5 4 0 27 7 0 if his enthusiasm is allowed to work MONDAY must be said that the wonderful feat him out. Oom Paul, please take no EVENING, SEPT. 6 performed by the King of Spain is A Record Attendance. C.A.C.: Euns..l 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 05 KALIHI AB K BH SB PO A E nce. not only something very wonderful but B. II..1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 i Bice, ss 4 0 0 0 1 1 0 The attendance was another record. Mc-Cal- ss 4 0 0 0 1 1 1 a great Island record. Just, imagine Marines: Runs..O 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 4 There was a The fans were jammed against the Long, 2b 2 0 0 0 1 1 1 hot foul tip in the first it NOT A II IT. NOT A ERROR. fence nearly all B. H.. 0 game. The ball went Usual prices of admission. round the field, and 0031010 05 Brannon, cf 2 0 0 0 0 0 '0 straight for a ONLY ONE MAX ON SECOND BASE a be Twobase hit, Gibson; sacrifice hits. Chinese, there wvs not seat to had for love Young, 3 0 0 0 0 0 fan. He ducked his nut and AND NOT A STOLEN BASE ON or money. Sing Chong, J. Lo, Che Bui, Davis; If ...... 0 the ball Berger's band was there H. Kaipo, 3b 4 0 0 0 2 0 1 hit that pate and bounced back EITHER SIDE. with usual loud delivery. Captain left on bases, C. A. C. 5, Marines 5; to field. Oy its Norton, c 2 0 0 0 9 2' 0 the Yoi. The William Espinda Solomon Hoo bases on balls, off Apau 2. Gibson 3; 5 5 Berger would have won the game only 3 pii combination is the finest that has he had somebody playing French struck out. by Apau 4, Gibson 9; wild flark, p 0 0 0 0 5 0 One of the Congressional the Wood, 3 0 0 0 13 0 1 party also ever been seen at the park. Solomon horn who insisted on making errors. pitch, Apau; first base on errors, C. A. lb took a soak on the headpiece from a BASEBALL 5t Of ij i- is the old standby of the Palamas and Then he had a cornet player who V - passed balls, Che Bui ball in- res . i Totals 27 0 0 0 27 10 4 that managed to twist round he v;is in excellent form. When he would go to sleep at first base and was 2. "Williams 3. Time of game, 1 hour side back of the wire. went out to take the mask and mitt put out three times for this offence. 35 mi mites. Umpire, Mellenry. Scorer, J. A. C: Runs..O 0 0 1 0 2 2 0 0 o Honolulu he J Baseball League w;is greeted with round after round Captain Berger himself pitched a N. Jackson. B. H. .0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 14 A record crowd and a record game. f applause and Solomon carried his mighty fine game, but his delivery was Kalihi: Kuns..0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Not a single, little, '4 The Second Game. 00 tiny hint of a bingle A honors verv graeefullv. He snviled too strenuous and the big drum player B. II. .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 for Boers. What," ho! SATURPAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1909, tunt long, 00 the t hroad smile of his and im could not hold him. The final score The Japs whitewashed the Boers. Threebase hit, A. Franco; twobase S t mediately six-eigh- began to work wonder?. was t time. They made their first run in the fourth. hit, D. Kaipo; sacrifice hits, A. Akana Captain Baker was 3:30 P. M., Franco there with his i Webster Junior A train. Umpiring Was Good. walked. Akana hit to pitcher, 2, Hoopii; left on bases, J. A. C. 1, smile as usual. He seemed to enjoy T.But who do you but the latter fumbled and both men Kalihi 2; double play. Long to Wood; the games more than ever. ST. LOTJIS VS. PUNAHOUS think was there for McIIenry umpired a great game as were safe. Walker fanned, but Ross bases on balls, by Espinda 3, Clark 2; (Additional Sports on Page Three.) Tickets on sale at M. A, Gunst & Co. 1

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V c D C XXX)00000oooooo ft I 1 1 NO RIVERSIDE GAMES. JEWELS TO SCRAP r i . The Fort Shafter team was the only one to turn up in full force at Aala Park yesterday WITH SAINTS r i afternoon. Neither the C. A. As. nor the Aalas showed any signs of playing. Six of the IQHSQIIginiQ I OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Palama team showed on the Great Excitement Over Second MOW certainly be something that nobody field. Lieutenant Bowen held should miss. There is something ex his men there till well after 3:30 Game at the Big League FOR EVENING WEAR FOR BLOOD AT traordinarily tense and gripping in the and then left. So there were sight of those two shrieking machines no games at Aala Park yester- Grounds Today. From Rochester, New York and Philadelphia, have just been scooting round the short tract at such day afternoon. a breakneck speed. received. ATHLETIC PARK After the excitement of last night, The new DRESDEN TIES in Black Suede, Bronze Kid, Chillie's friends rallied round him and Big League Games Today. new season I said very clearly that they believed White Suede and Patent Leather are this from the Kams vs. Puns, 1:30. facctory of Laird, Schober & Co. of Philadelphia. that he 'could win tonight. There COX HAS SECOND Saints vs. Jewels, 3:30. were others who thought differently and of comfort, style de- Appear wagers went on is seldom that there has been so You are thereby assured correct and Dragonlets and Japs to the registration of It some- I quickly and confidently. LEG ON THE CUP much preliminary talk about a mere tail. Why pay a little less and take chances in getting in Scrap Yet is correct. You can't make a mistake in Fiercest No large amounts, of course, were baseball game as there has been lately thing whicch not placed on the event but there was these. about meeting of the Diamond This Afternoon. enough to make it very interesting Oscar Cox put his 'second leg on the the teams at the. big OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS. I and there will be some sensation to it Haleiwa cup yesterday afternoon by Head and St. Louis when those daredevils start round the defeating all comers in the tournament league grounds this afternoon. Athletic Park Events Today. track again tonight at 8 o'clock. Each team has in for the other one and making a close race with A. n. it Manufacturers' Shoe Co., Ltd. Asahis vs. C. A. C. Jrs., 1:30. and has it in very badly. The Saints I C. A. C. vs. J. A. C, 3:30. are in a constant state of peev every I 1051 FORT STREET. PHONE 282. Chilton vs. Eldid, motorcycle race The exact score is not known as the time anybody so much as mentions the for 15 miles, 8 p. m. telephone had a buzz fit on last night Sparklers and. if any of the Jewels " - . go up in of greatest games for blood ' . Z and was impossible to hear the word Saint, they Two the !v" it hear whether about what the air and begin to talk out ever played here will be seen at the Cliff. Kimball said, that Mr. Cox was they are going to do to the Alumni. fiercely contested event ever seen Athletic Park this afternoon. The 180 up or 63 down. But one thing will without doubt, the most on those grounds. Both sides are work- Honolulu It be, of enthu- Athletic Park Asahi, and team, will try came very clearly. Mr. Cox had a ed up to a tremendous pitch conclusions with the . A. . Juniors, siasm and this is helped greatly by the kahuna to caddy for him and, by such en- an e team, and those two old general sense of dissatisfaction enemies, the Dragonlets and Japs, will methods, he handed it to all the other gendered by the failure of the public scrap it out. Ilayers. to support the league. BASEBALL The Japs have been playing mag- The weather was delightfully clear If you want to see a game for that nificent ball and have opened up a big and the sultriness that obsessed this red stuff that shows itself when some- Sunday, September 12 lead on the C. A. C. The latter team part of the Island was hardly noticed. body biffs you on the snoot, climb out does not like this. It is very much The links at Haleiwa are in excellent to the league grounds and be prejared K. A. C. VS. C. A. C. peeved about it and makes no bones Y I 1 condition and the special late train to root. There will be something doing saying so. The Dragonlets have ; - IP' about TIT enables golfers- to get back to Hono- of no mean order. J. A. C. VS. U. S. M. a wanted to get a good chance at the lulu, shortly after 10 o'clock. Also I Johnny Williams is going to twirl Japs out of the regular schedule and t Cliff. i3 figuring on something large in for the Saints, Louie Soares, the 'Tiser Seats on gale at Wall, Nichols Co., they have that opportunity today. the golfing "line verv soon. ' kiddo, will catch for him and here is f,td.. Kin? ttreet. This game is not in any regular .-- a battery that is almighty hard to bat. schedule but it is very much for blood. Senator Dolliver told this story to Johnny "is in excellent form these day. The team that wins this game will gain illustrate Aldrieh methods the Never" before did he get them over the such a suggestion, it seems that, if the f - v with more satisfaction by it than if they X' '' tremendous speed as Saints would allow Bob to work hard tariff, but it may be applied to other plate with such trying to hit took the entire championship of the critics of peculiar political plays: It last Saturday when he was slipping it for a few innings without Oahu league. Also they will doubtless seems the Amateurs. That him, they would be very likely to find that in a "quiet little game'J in to the Fenians for can put pocket a neat little sum for a big pot Reno an unsophisticated stranger' saw long arm of his ties itself in sixteen occasional places where they lias been made by each team and its the dealer deal himself four aces. He knots when he is winding and, when he in some bingles. I t friends and the entire amount wagered A Battle. '? sidled over to the player opposite the lets go, the mortars at Fort Kuger look Pitcher's ou the result of the game. dealer and whispered to him that the like toy pistols alongside of it. The Saints are firm in the outfield Batteries Unnamed. dealer had "four aces. "Well, what's Bob Leslie to Pitch. and there seem to be few holes in their Neither side has given out its bat- that to you?" demanded the player. stockings. Johnijy has a terrific deliv- am-- trying to you Bab Leslie will twirl for the Jewels. ery a ever connects with teries. But it is expected that Apau "I tell because I h f V. but if bat will not fill the box for the first few thought you ought know," answer- Everybody knows what a terrific deliv- one of his straight ones, it generally io he is and, innings. He had a hard day yesterday ed the rubber-neck- . "I saw him deal ery Bob has when right that rambles some. handing it to the Marines and it will hiniHelf four aces." "Say, mister, he" is right, was shown last Saturday As a matter of fact both teams have not be a surprise some yon had better get out of an- when he slogged two homers over the been practising so hard and faithfully if other pitcher here," to is given a tryout for at any rate the swered the player. "You don't un- if S. fence. Jim Winne will be there that it will certainly be a battle of earlier innins. Cheeby, of course, will derstand this game. Whaf if he did :"' i mitt for Bob and here is one catcher pitchers and the team that finda tho catch. He is playing a mighty heady deal himself four aces? ALnt it his : 1 A who is improving all the time and mak- weak place in the other's twirling first " and better every time he One ! game these days and can keep most deal!" .if I ing better will have a tremendous advantage. i :my kind of a twirier doing his best. comes out. thing is certain, there will be no avia- after- I The Japs are well fixed for pitchers. Judge Do you mean to tell me that It is hard to pick out any particular tion at the league grounds this Thoy f team, although both noon. Whichever team wins will do so have two of the "headiest in the you stood by, and let your mother-in-la- I weak place in either league. busily engaged .in find- - by a very slight margin. 4 The King of Spain and Don be to sides have been beaten death by the prisoner d.ies lack isiterest Juan di Fiores are both good ones. without doing anything! Witness ' ing mem ust. The first game not Kyen should Royalty find itself a trifle i Sparklers seem to have a bit of a hole bv any means. The Kams and Puns Well, I didn't think he needed any former have stiff today from its hard exertions in help. The Bohemian. round third base and the Saints will are well matched and the making Island records yesterday, the j certainly look out for that opening. been improving so much that the agile Don will be there "to kokua and Then Bob is always liable to get mixed youngsters may surprise everybody this 'Does your wife ctv when she gets something over. can stop into the box at any time.' j if he does not get off with the right afternoon by slipping Johnny Williams, Who Will Pitch, for rrrf" Yes," answered Mr. Meek- - They are two good games on paper and An Exciting Event. Saints Today. He Twirled a ton. Bob Leslie, the Man Who Swatted Two foot. the "Is isn't the heat of her temper t writer will certainly prove so in the playing The evening event, Homers Last Saturday. He Will In spite of the fact that the if it is only half Winner for the Amateurs Last that distresses me so mneh as the probably be cremated for daring of them. , i as exciting as that of last night, will humiditv." 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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISE It, HONOLULU, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1909. THE be their guest. The functions varied greatly in character and if the Presi dent had yielded he would have been Pacific Commercial Advertiser attending by this time all the big af- fairs from Martha's Yinej-ar- d to Port A MORNING PAPER. . land, Maine. A Republican County ff CJuD oi jew Hampshire sent a distin- fl n guished man here, endorsed . : : EDITOR by Senator WALTER G. SMITH : : : : : Gallinger, to invijje the President to Mi come with them oil their annual out- I 6 ing. The G.' A. R. of the Granite state u : : : : : : ' SEPTEMBER MONDAY have an important annual reunion at IB '" the Weirs. The President did not like to decline their invitation but he also A YEAR OF ACHIEVEMENTS. Eireii A WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC FAN in your office knew what was in store for him if The year 1909 lias seen the realization of two of the most ambitious dreams he made an exception. These invita- Will find a Modern means comfort, and comfort means economy. An office of mankind; the problem of flying with machines heavier than air has been tions kept coming in all along the line. force One wa from the Publie Improvement solved, and the North Pole has been discovered. works better gives Association of Boston, a great organ- and better returns on a cool day. WEST- sacrificed, and millions of money have been spent, Up-to-D- ate Countless lives have been ization working for the betterment of INGHOUSE FANS in trying to locate the northern extremity of the earth's axis. Men have the city on the broadest possible lines. make all days "coor days. A 390 tele- death time and again in the hope of reaching the goal; The committee to extend that invita- bravely faced unknown phone call insures the prompt attention of our solicitor, Cur- bnt jealous nature, with her barriers of ice an show, has heretofore been able tion did not even see the President. Pharmacy his dash, every Their request was earried to him by tis P. Iaukea, to thwart the bravest of explorers and, until Dr: Cook made last Mr. v Carpenter that very afternoon and fully equipped to meet all de- trial ended in failure. ' - that very afternoon declined. mands, at 1056 Peary tried time and again to reach the longed-fo- r goal. Undaunted by One invitation he has accepted, how- Fort St. failure, he kept hammering at the task which he had laid out for himself, each ever, and that an invitation of the Bostoa Chamber ol Commerce a coming a little nearer Ms objective. But always there was something to tiaie banquet in his honor on the evening of when success seemed certain. Bitter dis- Holier which put a stop to the advance, just September 14, which is the . evening THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO,, LTD. appointment was the reward of each heart-rendin- g endeavor. before he starts on his long transconti- Lieutenant Greely, with a handful of volunteers, years ago, .tried to nental trip. The committee of promi- teach the North Pole. He failed, and his experiences on the trip were such nent Boston business men, who came to extend or rather to- - renew that in- that he never cared to make the trial again. vitation, had no difficulty reaching the Theory after theory has been advanced. One scientist preached the doctrine President and their invitation was of an open polar sea, another compiled tons of data to show that the North promptly accepted. But it was given X Company. Pole would be found to be warm, not frigid. Andree made a dash for the Pole out as a Tenewal of an invitation ex- tended to him at Hot Springs, Va., last v& w firm in his belief that air currents travel in circles about the end LJ la a balloon, winter while he was President-elect- , of the earth. Andree has never been heard from since he started from Dane's The banquet promises to be a great Island in 1897. He and his balloon found a grave in the frozen North. affair, where 2000 people will be present But though Peary failed in each of his efforts to reach the Pole, his work in Mechanics' Hall. Elaborate prepar- to scientific lore of world, ations are being made and the Boston I I not in Time and again he added the the was vain. business men hope to make it the star School Toilets and last, but far from least, he interested Dr. Cook in the work. Dr. Cook was occasion of the entire autumn tour. surgeon of the first expedition, and who shall say but that his determination to They may succeed, for the President II jjl achieve victory over ice and snow was the direct result of the enthusiasm in- seems to be entering into the spirit of Supplies which the children will find necessary for stilled by his brave commander. the affair. His speech will probably the toilet are to be had of us. ! be an important one, forecasting in! In each failure Cook saw a lesson, and, when he started out for himself, he some particulars the tenor of his eschewed that which the failure of the others told him to avoid. He took no speeches through the West. large party of white men to consume his provisions and delay progress. He The President puts considerable work upon his officers. I studied the lives of the Eskimos; he lived as did the Eskimos; he husbanded cabinet That gives MIHP0I11IBIIS,1P8 him more time to to mat-- j - attend the his strength and he won Victory. ters which must have his personal at- many Jjj Cook's feat must have gone down in history as the greatest of the decade tention and also gives him more time Are you enjoying III and other needed articles. but for one thing: the discovery of the secret of propelling through the air, for his own vacation. The cabinet of- easy-goin- g the privilege of long-continue- ficers, in this summer time, tor a d time, a machine, heavier than air, and capable of carrying a 1 in turn pass some of the work as much Benson, & Co., passengers. i - .' Smith Ltd. . as they can on to their subordinates, good watch? For was not many years ago that the would-b- e flying machine inventor was to FORT AND HOTEL. STREETS. It the assistant 'secretaries and the! JlJjJ y looked upon in the same light as the perpetual-motio- n crank a freak, more or chiefs of bureaus, but the work gets many years we have less harmless according to the intensity of his interest in the, problem he was done, and there is no little summer ac- - tivity in consequence. Secretary Mac- - closely followed frying to solve. Now the time has arrived when people are actually placing veagh, who is spending the last half the orders for aeroplanes, not for scientific study, but for sport. Concerning the of August at his summer home in Dub- of future utility of the aeroplane, there is some doubt; concerning the feasibility lin, N. H.; is looking for some capable course watch of navigating the air by means of such a contrivance, there can now be none. tariff experts. The President, instead of having many wearisome sessions manufacture; care- ; -- i t himself, asked Secretary MacVeagh to The Commissioners of the District of Columbia suspended the speed laws find the men for him. .The other day fully noting and tak- of the district as far as President Taf t is concerned. Thus the President may Secretary MacVeagh wrote down to the iV President that he was finding the job ing advantage of all slart oash. through the streets of Washington at sixty miles an hour, providing his full of difficulties and asking that; he motor car can make that speed. But President Taft reciprocated the courtesy be given plenty of time. good qualities, as by instructing his chauffeurs to keep "well within the speed limits laid down Postmaster-Genera- l Hitchcock and for ordinary folk. Now, in order to avoid embarrassing the' authorities of Secretary . of Commerce and Labor well as detecting and Na gel, have been toiling with tbjjse CONGRESSMEN AND VISITORS Beverly, he has announced twenty miles an hour as the limit of speed which lection of census supervisors. : They OTHER lis machines shall be allowed to obtain. ; named about 200 and came on to Bev- avoiding all bad . erly to recommend the appointment of who wish scenic, genre and portraits of Island subjects are those 200. The President signed the ones. Our present 'Tis pretty tough on Peary to have his doctor step in and steal away the commissions. They also placed before respectfully invited to see our big assortment. We act as laurels which he has spent so many years trying to obtain. Dr. Cook must be 100 him about more cases and asked stock is the result of a clearing all views taken'in built of the same stuff as that other doctor who plucked a pair of golden stars him to decide. He did decide a few, house for the the Islands and our ...... -- his shoulder straps when he grew tired of maltese crosses on the fatigue but the most of the cases, including of assortment is the largest...... for the supervisor for Hawaii, were turned twenty years blouse collar. back to them with the injunction to close of . work out who would be the most ca- study the The Pacific fleet will soon be anchored in Hawaiian waters again, and Hono- pable men and at the same time. be pleasing to the President's best po- manufacture of time lulu's citizens will again be showing that they have a warm spot in their hearts litical friends in the various States. wear blue man Uncle for the lads who the dark shirts and Sam's floating forts. Many of the names have not yet been pieces and with this Photo-Supp- ly s : . 1 . v determined. The politicians are not Honolulu Co taking a tremendous interest in the experience we are Unless Senator Dillingham lias already booked his return passage, Tie work because the President has warned may, reeeive enlightenment in the working of the eoas.twise shipping .law, which them in a public letter that if a census 'Everything Photographic." Fort Street, Near Hotel. orx able to offer you at will drive the lessofi straight home. , supervisor a census enumerator is caught being politically active he will be dismissed forthwith. a moderate price a When Dr. Cook gets through proving that he reached the North Pole, he In like way other cabinet officers good will be proof against any cross-examinati- that lawyers may put hini through have been given their summer tasks by watch, which the President, which is keeping de- in time to come. . ' the partmental wheels rotating. Attorney-Genera- l will last a lifetime. Wickersham has just left Bev- With 30,000 men idle, the outlook for a happy Labor Day celebration in erly after an important talk, whieh the We carry Howard ON KING STREET Pittsburg seems mighty unpromising. President said was not only about par- 's, Waltham 's don cases; but about the legislation that and Swiss Watches in large the President contemplates asking of mm mmrn variety cases. m. when the most delightful period of Congress this winter. Considerable of of day is beginning. Mrs. ac- Capital (Paid the. Taft the investigation work, is on subjects We have a very desirable tract of up) ...... Yen 24.000,000 NO SCORCHING companies him. Capt. Archibald W. the President intends putting into his Reserve Fund ...Yea 15,940,000 Butt, his aide 'and playfellow, sits on annual message. He will not write it ;he front seat beside the chauffeur and till he returns to Washington in early 56 acres for lease as a garden and rice HEAD OFFICE. YOKOHAMA. away they go for forty or fifty miles. November.,,-B- that time his cabinet ! f. ' I plantation.. You can easily grow all The bank buys FOR TAFT The President has ridden over every officers will have completed inquiries Bin 1. and receives foi beautiful road within a long radius into certain matters, the results will oe LIMITED. collection bills of exchange, issue JR. kinds of vegetables , and the finest of of Beverly and Capt. Butt is constant- laid before him, the President can pass Drafts and Letters of Credit, and ly trying to find some new and pleas- judgment upon the facts as presented LEADING JEWELERS transacts a general banking business. ant route. Now, and message rice with the abundance of artesian President Orders His Chauffeur the President has incorporate into his what The Bank receives Local begun to ride over the same suits him. probably will not be a Deposits roads a It and Head Office to Keep Within Speed second time. Probably there is no long document. The President is averse water, the excellent soil and the per- Deposits for fixed pe- more beautiful country of such mag- to such outputs, preferring to sum up riods. fect drainage. Limit. nitude for automobile driving on this concisely what he wants. Local Deposits $25 and upwards fc continent, perhaps in the world, and one year at rate of 4 the is per annum. President appreciating it fully. Best Cakes, Head Office Nowhere else does one see more auto- The Deposits Yen 25 and up- By Ernest G. Walker. mobiles. They come down the roads in wards for one half year, one year,tw6 (Mail Special to the Advertiser.) droves. The speed mania is prevalent the best of every- years or three years at rate of and the natives have been protesting. d. Eslale per annum. BEVERLY, Mass., Aug. 0. The They have to wage continual war thing come from Particulars to be obtained on appli- summer capital of the United States against the Juggernaut cars .f.EisM that shoot cation. is only two weeks old. Everybody through their streets. It occurred to Hi in Honolulu Office 7 some the Alexander 8. Kinr Street. the vicinity has become thoroughly of the native warriors that the Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd P. O. Box 168. 'resident ought to set a wholesome Young M. TOKIEDA, Manager. used to it during that brief passage example for their benefit. Stories have WILL BE OPEN of time. The natives, out of been current that his big car, follow- no derisive intention, but in distinc- ed by a smaller car carrying two Secret tion from the wealthy residents in the Service men, generally made (Iafe rapid progress. The palatial cottages hard headed and which extend along practical Yankee up this way may love the North Shore for forty or fifty the glamor of official position but they Because they have miles, are now taking the change as a do not hesitate to speak out their minds best facilities when the matter of course. Cabinet officers come they have a grievance. So let- For Sale ters began pouring in upon Presi- always open to pub- ; and 0. without stirringr tho iHr nf the HOT WEATHER dent, protesting against the example he lic inspection. Beverly half as much as would an in- was setting for the rich summer vis- IMPROVED RESIDENCE PROPERTY does in- j vention in shoe machinery. itors who come down to not effect - Even the the North Pensacola Street .'.$3500 President's automobile goes whizzing Shore on pleasure bent. The President College Hills was annoyed, because .$of00 terest. It works just through the streets of an he claimed that Pacific Heights ."..$6000 afternoon his automobile had not been driven in BOYS' Artesian Street $1250 j without making any more of an im- excessiattthe legalized speed of twenty as hard for you at pression than it would in Washington. mues an nour Kinau Street $4250 and that, in fact, he had College Hills A third of the President's vacation been driving so slowly he had to 1 as c. is gone. He is take 980 at 75 really having the time the dust of many machines which pass- Cloth es of his life. He enjoys the Stetson ed him on the road. ocnoo cottage down upon Burgess Set interest to Point, His chauffeur now has specific or- For which is fifteen minutes Rent ! walk away ders not to drive faster than from fif- Ths Kash Co.. Ltd. work by a from to-twe- opening the heart of Beverly and from teen, nty miles an hour and house on Pacific Heights. the executive the UNTIL offices where Secretary North Shore natives are a little bet- WING ON CHONG Modern and in good condition. Only F. W. Carpenter presides. He enjoys ter satisfied. ' This has $30 per month. savings accountwith golf not restricted the over at the Myopia links and the speed of the great current of auto- at the Essex County Club links, only mobiles whieh surge through the streets Furniture and Frames this bank, 41-- 2 per he is not going to the Essex links just of Beverly and MADE TO ORDER now other North Shore because a tourney is on and the towns and cities but it looks bettter cent, compounded President does not like the publicity. to people KOA FURNITURE IN STOCK BISHOP TRUST CO., Ltd. He the who make their homes cordially detests being on exhibi- here for twelve months of the year. BETHEL OPP. THE EMPIRE twice annually. tion. He protested against it while The pressure 924 BETHEL STREET he was upon the President to in the 1908 campaign. Now, participate in local functions during THE CURIO SALOON "wt ne 9 1'resulent and able to do his. vacation has tome things, as been very great he wishes, he insists but he has steadfastly t IS THE is kept on file at upon refused. .for THIS PAPER The j taking his vacation without be- some "a Bank ol Hawaii, Ltd. ing on days there was stream of vis- THE DAKE AD- exhibition. itors to the White VERTISING AGENCY, INO., 427 South House offices ap- Capital and Surplus, $1,000,000. j iJXCn '"President enjoys immense- pealing t., Mr. Carpenter for a chance L Orpheum Saloon Main St., Los Angeles, and 12 Geary ly automobile rides - I. in the late aft- to see the President and invite him to St., San Francisco, where contracts for l B FORT STREET advertising can be made for it. THE PACITIO COMMERCIAL ADVEETISEE, HONOLULU, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1909. Trent Trust Go., Ltd. 1 Houses To Let HOME NEAR

Kaimuki.. ." ...... 1 BR $12.00 FT. SHAFTER Union and Garden Lane 3 " 18.00 Waikiki (Camp McKinley) " 4 25.00 . FOR SALE Pawaa and Young St.s . .4 25 00 Elm, and Birch Sts rf 3 " 25.00 Kinau and Alapai Sts.. 2 w 26.25 Price $1100. R. Sasaki. Miss Gilman, Ah Chock, W. Clair, C. S. Smythe, J. K. Meyer, Terms easy. St. Magazine and Spencer Sts... " 27.50 n Miss M. Kauhana, Mrs. J. H. Cummins .....2 A well-bui- lt modern homo with U. U. ivieyer, and children, Wishard, Waialae Road ...... 2 " 30.00 75x150. Miss Taiilcea. Miss E. Vonff. iN. An modern plumbing and large lot. dreson. M. B. Fernandez, Miss 'Foshi Kinau .... " 32.50 A little ready cash and monthly in- Bruns, Misses Grote (3), Mrs mi St...... 3 ma. Miss stallment will bvf it. Lu Christian, Mrs. J. E. Schmidt, Miss 1245 Lunalilo St " 32.50 L. Deinert. H. Kennedy, J. Neal, Mis ...3 Holt, Miss Hitchcock. S. AntOne, M 725 Kinau St...... 32.50 Medeiros, I?ev. Takahashi and wife, Mr, ...... 3 Padgett, E. Fountain, A. y ong, JManoa Valley .V...... 3 " 35.00 Fassoth, Mrs. Rapoza, Ah Kwong. Kwonff Leong, D. i raser, K. basak Bates St. .'...... 2 " 35.00 Mrs. J. Nahee, T. Sayama and wife A KINAU Elsie Ave. " 1 Ah Chong. and Young St 4 40 00 Per str. Mikahala, from Molokai an Maui ports, Sept. 5. Master S. Tullett 1286 Beretania St 5 " 40.00 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. (jay, Miss Amelia STREET HOME Gav. Masters Lawrenee. Ernest and Richards St. nr. Hotel 2 " 40.00 p Eonald Gav, Miss Gertrude Brewn Mrs.-- Ah Chong, Mrs. Hattie Ah Tack FOR SALE Master Amona, Mrs. vim. Anahu, Miss Marv Kahoe, Miss Amoy Ayat, Mas Furnished If v.-- Z ter Duvauchelle, Miss Duvauchelle, r ? auss E. Luthera, Rev. Y. laea. Masters re-- v '. " Toward the end of the present month and passengers, but there were no. Rex Randolph and William Hitchcock, Waikiki (on Beach) ...... , ...... ,2 30.00 Ono and a half story house, 3 bed- sponses. The people everywhere were Wald-ron- . "the American-Hawaiia- n Steamship Com- C. N. Marquez, G. Ahoy, H. C. , interested ' but no one cared ta risk Misses Margaret, Alberta, Kalama, Magazine and Spencer Sts...... 2 " 3500 room house, large parlor and dining-- pany will have cleaned up all the sugar such a perilous undertaking. it" Mabel, Lizzie Meyer, Otto and Ernest room, front and back lanais, barn, ser- for whkh contracted this season. She started on May 20 on advertised Meyer. Makiki St...... 4. ..3. " 50.00 Since January 2, a big steamer of that time, bnt did not venture on the high vants' quarters. Modem improvements, voyage VESSELS IN POET. " line, carrying 12,000 tons of sugar, has seas until five days later. The 1475 Thurston Ave...... 4 60.00 Prce $3200. was 16, when, (Army and Navy.) days, and uneventful until Juue the left HOo every fourteen Irish coast wasi sighted. On the 17th, Iroquois. U. S. station tug, Moses. there have been intermediate boats Lieutenant Bowin, of the King's cutter Kukui, U. S. L. T.

going, to. San Frr.nciseo. . Kite, boarded the Savannah under the (Merchant Vessels.) impression the ship was on fire. First Steamer Across Atlantic. that Dauntless, Am. schr., Johnson, Grays The smoke coming from her direction Harbor, Aug. 17. It was under the American flag that was unusual and had excited his anxi- Flaurence Ward, Am. schr., Piltz, Mid-- , the first steamship crossed the Atlantic ety.-- way, Aug. 11. Trent shipped on Ltd. The wheels were 20th, Trust the ocean. The Savannah, built at New Mary Winkelman, Am. bkt., Eureka, C., the sails- set and she ran into the York, was a vessel of 300 tons burden Sept. 1. Mersey and soon anchored at Liver- Nordsee, Ger. sp., Peitsmeir, Leith, and was sold while' still on the stocks pool. The actual voyage, consumed 22 July 29 (in port again Aug. 27, from to William Scarborough, a wealthy days, of which 14 were under steam. adrift at sea). - v merchant of Savannah, Ga.,who had Ninety years has developed the modern Calito Buena, has. Olympic, Am. bk., Evans, conceived a fancy for trying the effeet ocean liner and eut the time to August 22. on seas. less Goods. of steam navigation the high than four days. Dry Scottish Monarch, Br. s.s., from New- VISITORS SAIL She had a fuel capacity of 75 tons of I I Shipping Notes. castle, Sept. 2. OPERA I coal 25 of wood and her and cords S. G. Wilder, Am. bktne., Jackson, San Mil wheels were so constructed that they The Kinau brought in 25 head of 1 1 , . August 23. could rough cattle from morning. Francisco, AlK. W . V. ADAJ9 PRESENTS , be removed in weather. Kauai yesterday Vennacher, Br. s.s., Newcastle, Aug. 26. FOR GARDEN ISLE JV' She was launched August 23, 181,-,an-d " The Mikahala's cargo included 40 began her first voyage to Savannah on TRANSPORT SEEVICE , I I sheep from Molokai Eanch, 130 cases ' ' A - - Sunday, March 8, 1819, reaching there honey, 3 horses, 1 goat, 6o pigs, 67 Buford,ai Manila. WITHERS COMPANY April 6. Stephen Vail of Morristown, bales aides, 12 crates chickens. Dix, from Seattle for Hon., Aug. 27. N. engines. The ves- (Continued Trom race One. POPULAR imOGEAM J., furnished her The Kinau 's purser reports fol- Logan, arrived Saa Francisco irom sel to on the August" gall, Mrs. Hind, Mrs. W, Gunn I I was scheduled start her trip lowing sugar ship- Honolulu, 10. Jno. J. 20. Scarbor- on Kauai awaiting .Fran- and Mrs. Bond. Hi The audience will to select across the Atlantic May ment: K. S. M.. 8260 L. P.. 780: Thomas, from Honolulu for San B.D. tasked ough advertised extensively for freight bass: cisco, Sept. 2. South.; Kohala Mr. A. W. Carter, numbers t M.' o., 12,000; K. S. Co., 1600; V. a : " chairmaji ;' S: Spencer, Mr. 0 ': -- " Sheridan, ar.Manila 'from Hon., Sep- Mr. Mahuka ,K., 500. : , FAREWELL ON "WEDNESDAY tember 3. C. A. Widemann, Mr. T. S. K. Nakalie-lua- I I LOCAL OFFICE OF THE UNITED American-Hawaiia- n . The freighter STATES WEATHEE BUEEAU. THE MAILS. Mr. J. Jorgenson, Mr. W. M. S. Mexican left for Kaanapali Saturday Lindsay, Mr. Thomas Kaanaana, Mr. night to load sugar will sail Mails are due from the following Honolulu, Sunday, Sept. 5, 1909. there, and Archie Kaaua. for Salina ruz, via Hilo this week, points as follows: : Hamakua Hon. E. H. Makekau, carrying 12,000 tons. I The Missourian San Francisco Per China, Sept. 10. ; W. j chairman Hon. J. Moanauli, Hon. DR. FREDERICK sELL, PH. D. S 5 THERMO. wIND is due here next Saturday from Tacoma 7. CD a Yokohama Per Asia, Sept.; M. T. Furtado, Mr. J. T. Crosson, Mr. Is Without a Peer As a Phrenokist and Physiognomist 2 and Seattle. 17. Vancouver Per Makura, Sept. Henry JIall, Mr. A. Ahrens, Mr. K. S. , The --Doctor will tell you why one person is failure, while an i 5 I I 25' The following sugar awaits shipment Colonies Per Aorangi, Sept. 15. Gjerdrum, Mr. James Gibb, Mr. A. Lid-gat- e, other succeeds. He will also point out whether you are best adapted III on Hawaii: Olaa, 8821 bags; "Waiakea, Mails will depart for the following Mr. A. Horner, Mr. John K. Kea-loh- a, for lawyer, doctor, preacher, teacher,(actor, nurse, musician, commerce, 19,000; 20,-10- 0; Mr. Samuel Kaaekuaiwi, Mr. : : j : : : p. Wainaku, 22,500; Onomea, points as follows: the army, navy, etc. He will also tqfll you the studies which will most Laupaboehoe, 12,500; Ookala, Thomas N. Nale'ehua, Mr. William N. enhance your boys' and girls' fucce Jin the truest and best sense, 19C0" 29"9t Hama-kn- a, Sept. 7. f5 75 8o .02 66 2 FE L.. 3000; Kukaiau D. 2391, H. 438; San Francisco Per Asia, Purdv, Hon. Chas. K. Notley Mr. A. without the possibility of a atak6ft flrough the exact scieneo of 10,000; Paauhau, 17,000; Honokaa, San Francisco Per Alameda, Sept. 8. Fernandez, Mr. Sam Haina. S 1901 W W 86 74 Phrenology and Physiognomy, t , 80 40 73 4 kk ...... 15,000; Kukuihaele, 1970; Puaialuu, Yokohama Per China, Sept. 10. Hilo C. K. Buckland, chairman: J. Complete Chart Terms M(flerat$v ; 1902 j29 97 64 74 79 ci 69 4 N ...... 3SS3; Honuapo, 3047. Vancouver Aorangi, Sept. 15. . T. Moir, A. Lindsav, Hon. G. F. Affonso, FREE LECTURE: Sundal afterPon, at 3 o'clock,' Hawaiian Hotel .. ; . - Colonies Makura, Sept. 17. , K. C. E. Wright, E. W. 1908 :S0 06 fc2 71 78 J. Kai, Filler, lanai. Subject: "Dreams, Vi ons, and Revelations Ex- .35 72 SB ...... Wm. McKay, Mr. and Mrs. E. N. plained." - k 1904 81 71 78 OF 29.0 .44 Si 9 NK 6 PORT HONOLULU. Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Scott, Mr. Classes now forming in the o4?ult iod new thought. For full partic- and Mrs. W. M. Mr. and Mrs. 1905 80.03 83 4 78 .09 83 1 " RACERS FACE TO Keolanui, ulars call on Dr. and Mrs. Bell fct the Royal Hawaiian Hotel, Suite 40, ft C. K. Maguire, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Moir, 42 and 44. Hours 10 to 5 and 4 to 9. Sundays only by appointment; i 1906 29.99 S5 73 79 .I'o 76 4 ns 8 AEEIVED. Air. and Mrs. N. C. WiUfong, Mr. and also by phone 715 any day. , Sunday, September 5. FACE WITH DEATH Mrs. Samuel K. Pua, Mr. and Mrs. 1907 j29 98 St 74 T6 .01 66 3 s 9 J. Str. Kinau, Gregory, from Kauai T. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ship-ma- n, 1908 i30.04 81 72 ';6 . 60 70 8 Nl 7 ports, a. m. Mr. and Mrs. C. Ei King, Mr. and I Str. Mikahala, from Molo-ka- i (Continued from Page Une.) Mrs. C. C. Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. 1909 jStU'S 8J 68 76 ' .05 72 2 t Tullett, and Maui pprts, a. m. thrpttle a twist and began to open up James D. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Norman --Made Avgeiso.CO 83 73 78 .10 7ii 4 KB .. to your measure, with goods and DEPAETED. the space again. K. Lyman, 'Eev. S. L. Desha, Mr. and CLOTHES XE. and E. tNE. and SW. Mrs. Castendyk, Mr. and Mrs. A. Lind- inings to suit the climate. Not ready- - Saturady, September 4. A Terrible Skid WM. B. say, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. C. Campbell, 1 STOCKMAN, SATISFACTION ,iade : : : : :,. : ; : : : Seetion Director. A.-- S. S. Mexican, for Kaanapali, Tn the tenth mile, Eldid did an awful Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Paten, Dr. Hayes, 9 a. m. skid at the home run. He clipped one H. Viears, Byron K. Baird, E. E. Rich- ANA & CO. I62 King Street. Phone TIDES. STJK AND MOON. Sunday, September 5. of the torches and then slid across ards, Carl S. Smith and E. N. Holmes. W. W. AH 521. Str. Mauna Kea, Freeman, for Kan-- 1 the track till it seemed that he must Kona Hon. Henry L. Kawewehl, ai, 10 p: m. (tepecial Congressional surely knock a hole in the grandstand. chairman. , party excursion.) But he kept on going as though all the fiends from Hades were after him. - ; Will Visit Big Ditches. A p s III DUE TOMOESOW. X 88 In the sixteenth mile, Chilton's spark The party arrives at Mahukona r P. M. S. S. he kind that leaves only pleasant p.m a m. p m. Asia, Gaukroger, from began to miss, and just before the shortly after midnight tomorrow morn- i iB.m.: t r.es Yokohama, a. m. Memories because made of pure goods f. 9.24 16 9 tO 1.41 5 45 6.C9U 42 final lap of that mile was completed, ing, and at this landing those who : : : , ' I 'nly. Ours are fresh every day : I I Str. Mauna Kea, from Kauai, (with his engine ceased to explode, hia ma- have expressed a desire to leave the 71". 45 1.7 10 47 2.88 S8 5 46 6.C8 Congressional party), a. m. tl i - chine slowed down rapidly. Before steamer and take the side trip through 811 52 1.S .... 3 2 7 60 5-- 66 07 0.81 Eldid could cram on the brake he had Kohala to Waimea may do so. This I I ; SAIL TOMOEEOW. p m i ft.m p m. a n . lit. crashed into machine gal-a- nt party will Kohala ditch which 9 M 48 1.8, o S5 5.10,5.46 6 06 k.27 Mauna the of his visit the .tl Str. Kea, Freeman, for Hilo opponent. will be of interest to the members of 10' and way ports, 12 noon 1.34 19 1.S1S.5)! 6 18 5 46 65 2.22 irrigation committee. They will I A the 1 1 Str. Kinau, Gregory for Kauai ports, Plucky Exhibition. 2.14 2.11 9 11 7 19 5.47 6.C4 8.18 hinch at the Kohala club and attend Hotel Union U' 1.8 5 p. m. , What most appealed to a spectators The Palm Cafe, and j ! I I I ' I Kukuihaele was pluck a noonday reception. At 121 2 48 1.8 2 46 9.34 8.08 5.47 6.C3 4.G9 Str. Mikahala; Tullett, for Molokai the innate and daredeviltry will be by the and Maui ports, 5 p. m. of the thing. Both men were taking the party entertained Last quarter of the moon, Sept. 6. enormous Hamakua ditch management, and will tr. Noeau, Sachs, for Kauai ports, chances, but they stayed by Hilo Thursday morning. The tides at Kahulai and Hilo occut 5 m. it gasoline and leave for p. and. if ?park had held n trip will about one hour earlier than at Hono- M: S. S. Asia, Gaukroger, out, would have Those who do take this P. for San they been racing yet. on steamer, which will skirt ii lulu. - Francisco, probably 5 p. m. Eldid ia a professional motorcycle stay the the" Kona coast and arrive at Napoo-po- o Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours and trick-bicycl- e DUE WEDNESDAY. rider. But Chilton m. Wednesday. This will 80 minutes slower than Greenwich ,is not by any means man at 6 a. "V. , G. Hall, from Makaweli, the kind of nve an opportunity to see the beau- time, being that of the meridian of 157 Str. who would impress one as being capa degrees minutes. The time whis- a. m. tiful and historic bay of Kealakekua, thirty ble of such daring. He is a barber The tle blows at 1:30 p. m., which is the SAIL WEDNESDAY. and is more than a trifle corpulent where Caetain Cook was killed. same as Greenwich 0 hours, 0 minutes. O. S. S. Alameda, Dowdell, for San ook monument stands upon the shore Not satisfied with risking their lives cliffs. The par- Bun and moon are for local time for Francisco, 10 a. rn. one time, these two riders have de under the Kealakekua the whole grroup. DUE THUESDAY. to ty will be driven through the beautiful termined ride the race over again carriages and have tonight. They will go vona district in METEOEOLOGICAIi EECOSD. Str. Claudine, from Maui ports, a. m. fifteen miles and breakfast at Kona. The ride through ' naer wuo nas a clear lead over the Issued Every Sunday Morning by the DUE EEIDAY. Kona is one of the most attractive in uiurr ai me ena oi tnat distance will passing CO., LTD. Local Office, TJ. S. Weather Bureau. P. M. S. S. China, Friele, from San be the islands, the travelers HAWAIIAN GAZETTE declared the winner. Judges will coffee planta-ons- . 'raneisco, a. m. be selected through orange groves, this morning and announce- etc. steamer will arrive at Phone 83. THERM. WIND Str. Mauna Loa, from Kona and Kau ment of the selections made at the The 2 ports, a. m. Hilo late in the afternoon and the vis baseball games at the Athletic Park to DUE SATURDAY. itors wffl be taken by special train :his afternoon. they will go by Fran- Glenwood, whence U. S. Taeifie fleet, from San stage to the Volcano House. cisco (eight cruisers). The Union Bible Class will meet to Volcano-Cooke- d Coffee. A.-II- . t. S. Missourian, from Seattle morrow evening at the Methodist ' I a. m. church at 7:30 o'clock. The visit to the crater of Kilauea go steamer to Kahului, where Hon. C. I. Scott and wife, Hon. n. O. 8 129 30..: 82 j 72 T 5 i 8 and Tacoma, will by i: "Thursday, and it is Hon. M. Miller, M 80 02 3 'rl T rti 8 HE 9 PASSENGEES will be made on they w ill be met ami entertained by Young and wife, J. T 3. 3C.C2 8- - ! 70 7 i 7 SB 9 A Japanese riding a likely that the party will have coffee citizens of Puunene, Paia, Hama-kuapok- o Hon. W. K. Ellis, Hon. J. McLachlan j bicycle ran into the W 1 fi i i 7.1 XI W 2 SB Arrived. over red hot cracks daughter, Hon. A. Y. Dawson and ! S a Japanese child Bere- and eggs cooked and Makawao. and T 2Sil.ro K' 73 .M'iV, 6 u Per str. Kinau, from Kanai ports, at Nuuanu and wife und F SaO.OC' i 71 .00 7il 3 5 5 tania yesterday afternoon. The child, near the pit of Halemauniau. The members of the party, whieh wife, Hon. George W. Prince, S 4 3C.C1 t 1 Sept. 5. Mrs. J. Smythe, K. Smythe, Good an.l 80 ,f'73j tw about, two years old, was thrown On Friday, the party returns to Hilo, left last night for Kauai, are: Dele- three sons, Hon. James W. C. A. Rice, Misses Bryant (2), Miss reception will be held that Hon. wife Hon. W. A. Reeder, wife, sou Ulunahe-le- , against the curb and was l.adlv cut. where a gate Kalaniauaole, Mayor Fern, cor- - V. Kois. D. E. Baldwin, Miss Con- L. P. Padgett, 1 Note. Barometer readings are evening. The next morning the E. A. C. Long, Hon. A. D. Castro, Hon. and daughter, Hon. ) rected for temperature, F. Thevenin, Ed Wong, J. Fernan- A. Barchfeld. wife and dangh-- Instrumental E. gressmen will be given an opportunity W. O. Smith, Admiral Hollyday, Hon. Hon J. . errors, dez, Miss Watase, Miss Yamaga, Mrs. James Jaeger, vice commodore I'M and local gravity, and reduced to inspect the breakwater. Tl T. Pnnk n V J, tanlev. A. W ter Hon. II. tJ. wooayara, iiuu. J. Gi-ub- Mrs. Zoller, Miss ISpeneer, of the Hawaii. Yacht Club, will leave TTn'mnhrevs. E. Miller, Hon to sea level. Average cloudiness stated Off Maui. ,r w;" i f,3rtw'ani Edward Mrs. M. Schmidt, Mr. Mrs. Baron, for the Coast soon to bring back his For - In scale from 0 to 10. Direction of .and ;Vp C. A. Rice, General Soper, 11. A. 1 nomas, iwu. ""v"'" Cush-incha- party will Hot. wind Is prevailing direction during 24 Dr. F. L. Putnam, Mr.aand Mrs. speed cruiser is being built in At 11 p. m. Saturday the T. II. Hon. Richard Bartholdt, Hon. A. J. o Emmeluth. C. H. Merriam, 8 J. Keau, Miss Hitchcock, Mr. San Franc-ise- bv Swanson. sail for Maui. It is planned that when John Hon. G. W. hours ending at p. m. Velocity of E. O. Matheson, A. P. Taylor, Watkins, E. S. Theall, wind average velocity per Schiefer, T. Onokea, C. H. Bailey, Mr. the steamer arrives at Hana, those Petrie. Hon. P. Elvins, Hon. E. S. is in miles ride Geo. Henshall. Mr. Bartlett, J. A. Tavlor, hour. and Mrs. Limit, Ed Fountain, Jno. Miss L. B. Miller, of San Diego, Cali- who desire to take a horseback Candler Jr., Hon. W. C. Houston, Ecr. - Asch, Ileva ueverui, Fassoth, Joe Fassoth, Mrs. Almeida, fornia, has arrived in Hilo, where she along the Koolau ditch to Makawao, William s. Julius WiL B. STOCKMAN. Miss Devcnll, Mrs. A. B. A heeler, S. L. Desha. Section Director. Ah Nin, H. Wedenieyer, W. A. Coney, has gone to teach school. will be accommodated, and the others del 147teBwftjai

1 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1909. i -- Castle & CooKe, Ltd. Fraternal Meetings Fraternal Meetings ' Jas. F. Morgan AMUSEMENTS Army and SHIPPING AND COMMISSION LODGE NO. 21, F. & POLYNESIA EKCAKPMENI KO. 1, HAWAIIAN I. O. O. P. A. M. Meets every first and third Friday of the MERCHANTS. mouth, at 7:30 p. m., in Odd Fellows' Hall. 5 Navy News STOCKS, BONDS Fort Street. Visiting brothers cordially in- The Concert Tonight. i vited to attend. W. E1XERBROCK. C. P. , The concert tonight promises to be AND REAL ESTATE VTILL EE A STATED L. lu JUA PIEKKK, Scribe. something unusually good Military Plans for Hawaii. THERE with the SUGAR FACTORS AND GENXJLAi meeting of Hawaiian Lodge No. 21, F. EXCELSIOE LODGE NO. 1. I. O. O. F. added inducement offered by the man- In acting on the recommendations INSURANCE AGENTS. Masonie Temple, Meets evey Tuesday evening, at 7:30, is snd A. M., at its ball. Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort Street. Visiting agement to allow the public to suggest of the bureau ehiefs of De- Alakea streets, the War earner of Hotel and bothers cordially mrited to attend. what shall be included in program partment No. 857 Kaaliumanu St. (Monday) EVENING, Sept. 6, M. W. TSCHCDL X. G. the in the form of estimates on THIS L. L. LA PIERRE, Sec'y. concert 1909, at 7:30 o'clock. for the farewell on Wednes- which will be based the appropriations TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS. HARMONY LODGE KO 3, I. O. O. F. day night. The program offered for for the maintenance of the military REPRESENTING Meets every Monday evening, at 7:30, in tonight, and which Members of Pacific Lodge, Oceanic Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort Street. Visiting is printed below, establishment special consideration has New England are brothers cordially invited to attend. will tempt many who Mutual Lift Luot&bm Lodge, and all visiting brethren, W. N. G. might not have been given by Secretary Diekinson to Company of Boston. to R. FOSTER, fraternally invited attend. E. R. HENDRY, Sec'y. concluded to go before reading it. The the projects of coast defense on which By order of the W. M. Pineapples Aetna Fire Insurance Company. numbers are pretty well divided be- work has been begun in the Hawaiian X. 11. G. WALLACE, PACITIC EXBEKAH LODGE NO. 1, National Fire Insurance Company. Secretary. I. O. O. F. , tween the splendid artists in the com- Islands and the Philippines, says Meeta every seeond and fourth Thursday, the Citizens' Insurance Company (Hartfert at 7:30 p. m.. Odd Fellows Halt Visiting pany and the enjoyment of the audi- N. Y. Tribune's Washington corre- We are offering for a short time a Fire Insurance Company). are to ence should be supreme 91-acr- e tiebekans cordially invited attend. in consequence. spondent.. Beyond this the army esti- pineapple plantation for sale London Assurance Corporation, FREIDA VOX BERG, N. G. Those who have not already a bargain. . ALICE NICHOLSON, Secy. reserved mates include no new at their seats must construction, and FULL-WEIGH- wait until the theater Call and see WE DELIVER T IC3 OLIVE BRANCH EEBEKAH LODGE NO. 2, box office opens tonight in order to for the most part provide no" means I. O. D. of continuing many important works TO YOUR DOOR TWENTY-FIV- F. book. Wednesday night will be a posi- JAS. F. MORGAN. FOR E Meet severy first and third Thursday, at in the way of buildings at army posts. 7:30 p. m., in Odd Fellows' Hall. Visiting tive farewell for this company of re- CENTS PER HUNDRED. Kebekans are cordially invited to attend. markable musicians and the audience The military authorities entertain the SALLIE L. WILLIAMS, N. G. should be large in consequence. hope that Congress will find it possible BARNHART, TELEPHONE 146, ALEXANDRA BATH, Sec'y. The to insert some program for tonight is given herewith: provision in the army CHANT STREET. OCEANIC LODGE NO. 371. F. & A. M. appropriation bill so that the means of A Good Meets on the last Monday of each Sonata in P Maj. (first movement) doing work on military projects will month, at Masonic Temple, at 7:30 p, for pianoforte and violoncello not be entirely Interisland m. Visiting brethren are cordially in lacking for the next vited to attend. - Eiehard Strauss fiscal year. Tournament R. H. BEMROSE, W. II. Miss Marguerite Elzy and Mr. Herbert Army officers say that the decision W. H. GOET2, Secy. Withers. of Secretary Diekinson limiting the SUSHI Songs Mag Sehom die Blume. Die work on the coast LEAHI CHAPTER NO. 2, O. E. S. defences, with iwestmen Meets every third Monday of each Blauen Kathsel. Liebessehnen f special favor in behalf of the fortifica- Sattixday, Sept. 11, at LELLEHUA month, at 7:30 p. m., in the Masonic . Josef Sucher tions in Hawaii and Manila Bay, will temple, visiting sisters and brothers Mr. Charles Bennett. serve to postpone in a serious "degree 5 large cottages in good condition, Wednesday, Sept. 15 at MOANALTJA are cordially invited to attend. ANNA S. WRIGHT. W. 3f. Pianoforte Solos Valse Oubliee. .Liszt the completion of numerous plans for 36,060 sq. ft. of ground, located in the WILL DO IT. ADELAIDE M. WEBSTER, Humoresque ...... Tsehaikowsky harbor defence. Secretary. Mme. Marguerite Elzy. best residence section of Honolulu; Ill Violoncello Solos No Conversation by Wireless. this is better than stocks or LEI ALOHA CHAPTER NO. 3. O. E. S. Cansonetta bonds. It meets at the Masonic lemple every Herbert Victor Rear Admiral Schroeder has issued will pay you to investigate this, if you "YAMATOYA," $1.00; to be had at Fitzpatrlclc second Saturday Tickets of each month, at Scherzo Van Goens an order to bis fleet captains a want to ALL KINDS OF 7 :30 p. to. Visiting sisters and broth Mr. Herbert that invest your money in good Bros., M. A. Gunst Co., . O. Hall era are cordially invited to attend. Withers. sharp surveillance of wireless operators real estate. MINNIE RHOAD8, W. M. Intermission. SHIRTS, PAJAMAS and KIMONOS MARGARET LISHMAN, Secy. Songs must be observed, and that every word Full particulars at the office of & Son, Ltd., Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd. I Attempt from Love's Sick-- MADE ness sent or received must be kept account TO ORDER. HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. 1, PYTHIAN Purceli JAS. F. MORGAN. SISTERS. (3 6th Century) of, and all unconventional talk with 1246 Fort St., Just above Orpheum. every At Twilight. Meet first and third Tuesday at Nevin other operators must be stopped. Wire- 'lJJ p. m., at Knighta of Pythias Hall, Fort Time Was I Roved the Mountains. d Beretania streets. All visitors cordially less is not to be used between ships uiyimju w aiiena. i...... Lohr FOR RENT AIMEE BICKNELL, M. E. O. Mr. Charles Bennett. that are in signaling distance of eaeh commander-in-chie- Three-bedroo- SALLIE L. WILLIAMS, K. R. S. Pianoforte Solos Hungarian Rhap- - other, but if the f cottage; good loca- Rubber Goods , sodie (No. 13) calls by wireless for reports or for in- tion; near car. $30. GOODYEAR OAHU LODGE NO. 1. K. of P. ..Liszt formation such reports will be made RUBBER CO. Meets every first and third Friday at 7:30 Mme. Marguerite Elzy. by ships, sig- E. H. PEASE - . . o'clock, Pythian Hall, corner Beretania and Songs The Blue Hills of Antrim.. individual ordinarily by Preddwrt rort streets. visiting brothers cordially in- nal. When any ship is within reach Market Street, vited to attend. Hamilton Harty of shore wireless stations apparatus F. R. NUGENT, CO. Who Is Sylvia?... Shubert the FOR SALE San Francisco, Cal., U.S.A. R. GOSLING, K. of R. ft S. The Lark Now Leaves on board ship will not be nsed except in urgent cases and Houses and lots in Punahou, Horatio Parker for a period of five Manoa, wtlliam Mckinley lodge no. 8, Mr. minutes before noon each day, when Puunui, Kalihi, Kaimuki, Prospect St. Sun Loo Tat Co. EL Charles Bennett. ; of P. the wireless noon signal and msfny more desirable THEATER Meets every second and fourth Saturday Violoncello Solo Czardas (Hunga- from the naval bargains. evening at cau o ciock, m .ryttuan Jtiall, rian Danee) observatory at Washington is expected Contractors, Builders, corner Beretania and Fort streets. Visiting ...... a. Fischer to be received. In using JAS. F. MORGAN. Painters coram uy Mr. Herbert Withers. the wireless Drawers invitea to attend. Admiral Sehroeder urged concise- KOA A DAUGHTER OF ERIN F. M. McGREW, CL C. that FURNITURE TO ORDER. E. A. JACOBSON, K. R. S. Art Theater. ness in framing messages be studied, King Street. Near Nuuanu. and adds that "the air is getting too Manoc COURT Today being Labor Day, a program A Stirring Drama of" the Emerald CAMOES NO. 8110, A. O. T. busy to admit of messages being ex- TELEPHONE 683. Meets every Tues- of especial excellence Isle second and fourth has been arrang- pressed in a conversational Upper Manoa road a crown day of each month, at 7:30 p. m., in ed for patrons way." San. Antonio Hall, Vineyard street. of the Art Theater. The This is a bargain. Visitine brothers enrdiallv i feature film will be Catton, Neil! & Company, Ltd. RETURN OF THE LESSOS TtSa. attend. " A Daughter of A Japanese laborer, Shinosuke Fuku-da- , ; CAESAR MEDEIROS, 0. R. Erin," a stirring drama of old Ireland. was buried alive by a landslide at F. MORGAN ENGINEERS AND MACHINSTS, With Entire Change of Juggling H. Pepeekeo, JAS. PEREIRA, F. S. The plot, which . is an Hawaii, last Tuesday. He Queen and Richards Arts absorbing one, was Street. working on the foundation for re-tub- CAMOE3 CIRCLE NO. is woven around the love of an aristo- the Boilers with charcoal-iro- n x CHANGE OF PROGRAM 240, C. O. T. new mill there, and was caught in a meets evry second and fourth Thurs- cratic landlord for his beauti- steel tubes. General ship work. day of each month, at 7:30 p. m., in tenant's fall of the side of the ditch which is KALIHI 3 - TIMES A WEEK 3 San Antonio Hall, Vineyard street. ful daughter. The stcry is one of real being used to carry away the Visiting companions in- .earth PREFERRED MONDAY, are cordially interest, and the attention of the spec-- , sluiced out of the foundations. A new house and 4 lots, containing BY ALL vited t attend. tators WEDNESDAY, MBS. M. R. MEDEIROS, a 0. is held until the curtain falls 20,000 sq. ft. Owner has left town MR. L. A. PERRY, F. S. on the closing incidents of this drama One of Keystone-Elgi- n FRIDAY. r the features of the luncheon will sell this at a bargain. If you want of love, pic- Ha-leiw- hatred "and passion. The for the Congressional party at the a D COURT LUNALTLO NO. 6600, A. O. P. tures show some a plaee to raise chickens, vege AN Meets every nxst ana third Wednes- of the Scenery for Hotel on Saturday was the Ha- fruits, day evenincra nf wtn.K -- . t.'ji which Ireland is so justly famed, and waiian quintet, whose oldtime songs tables, or flowers, buy this. Ingersoll p. m., in Pvthiaa Hall, corner Fort will recall fond recollections in the and good Watches uu ueit-ioii- playing won the hearts of the cordially sireeis. visiting broth-e- minds of all who have visited that visitors. The invited. ' conntry quintet clubs JAS. F. MORGAN. JOS. 80HWAS72, AOSW W. KELLE. C. R. country. The remainder of the pro-era- still cling to the srood old TTa waiinn JAS. K. KAULIA, p. - C., P. S. is iust as cood as t.h fpatrc film- songs and have little to do with indeed, every film may the HONOLULU' 1 justly be said popular air craze of princes s Rink AERTE 40 v n n i. . 1. f i m i the day. to Lie a xeaiurei Dimni today, xne Lessos Hawaiian Ctam;, Meets on second and old Calabashes, iourin Wednesday even-in- n have returned and will present entire- TtfM, r.f ,,k)i nnnii, ly new feats something better than Curios and Souvemin. ISLAND ana they have attempted in Honolulu, good CURIO OO, Open Every Afternoon Visiting Eagles r ort streets. fi ri n lakiki ames are invited to attend. as that has been. Mrs. Lcsso, who J Steiner, Ellt WM. O. McCOY, w. p. earned a as Building, Hotel H. T. MOORE, Secy. reputation being one of the Stmt. and Evening best shots with a small caliber rifle in . 146 feet frontage, contains 20,742 sq. Visitors always wel- 1) come. HONOLULU HARBOR NO. 54, A. A. of M. Australia, will give an exhibition at feet. M. ft P. both performances today. A target Large house, 3 fTt Meets on the first Sunday has been on stage, bedrooms, study, din- I Te,alnK ch month, 7 erected the and at those ing room, kitchen, parlor, bath s; 'AFTERNOON SESSION, S TO 5 IViU--fMf!- &e?ck' ,dd Fellows' who visit .the Art Theater today and P" lia.ll. All sojourning breth- - will be rewarded by seeing some marks- grounds covered with shade and I V cordially invited to J. W. SMITHIES, Manager. Honolulu attend. manship which they will not very easily fruit trees. Owner is having EVENING SESSION, 7:30 TO 10:30 forget. the house i overhauled. This is a good place in a FRANK O. POOR, Secy. Henry Clarke, Singer. good location. Scrap Jron Co. Manager Overend has secured the For further information, see EXHIBITION OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT services of Henry Clarke, a Hawaiian O. H. BROWN . . . CAMP NO. 1, U. S. W. V. JAS. F. MORGAN. . MAXACEi Meets every first and third and a tenor singer of more than ordi AT THE Saturday of each BUILDING ADJOINING HALEKAU VVILA STREET month in nary voice. Mr. Clarke was a mem- Highest Fancy Skating Waverley HalL comer Bethel and Three lots on Wilder avenue, also price paid for OM BmL Hotel streets, at 7 :30 p. m. ber of a sineinsr club that dAlio-hror- t THE STANGENWALD BUILDING, Scrap Iron and all metals. By order of the Camp Com- property in Punahou and Manoa Valley. the thousands in Los Angeles and other Dealer in Second-han- d Machinery. mander. A snap BY J. K. BROWN, cities on the Paeifie Coast. His en- MERCHANT STEEET. over 2 acres in Manoa for Tel. 642. P. O. Box 547. Adjutant. gagement here is something of a $1500. triumph for Mr. Overend and a pleas- MARINE ure to the patrons Miss Emma Wiener ENGINEERS BENEFICIAL ASSO- - of the Empire. KWONG HING GHONG CO. CIATION. The motion pictures tonight JAS. F. MORGAN. Meets second will be and fourth Mondays of each varied. One of Benares i full Champion Lady month at the new K. of p. Hall, corner Fort nf in. Skater of the World and Beretania streets. terest because it shows many of the CHINESE GRASS LINENS, GEORGE E. WARD. President customs oi tne people m far away In- LALiES ' H. G. WOOTTEN, Secretary. SHIRTWAISTS. PONGJB, , dia. Clarence and his Cisrarette is of the humorous school and will create 1024 NUUANU STEEET ADMISSION: 15c; Skates, 15c. HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. 1, O. R. M. Puunui jweeis every nrst and third more than the usual amount of laugh- AT AUCTION Thursday of each month, in K. ter and some svmnathv for thn man v. . iisn, curuer x ori ana who must have his smoke. Pon fn and' PRECIOUS - This fine STONES invitorl tne Jttiik cah-t- residence section is ad- was brothers eordiallv in , is a comedy as is AT 1. . rr . OUR 'attend. l ' "I SALESROOM, MERCHANT vancing rapidly. set m rings and nave lost ioov. " .. brooches. Gold E. V. TODD, C. of R. STREET, The people who live there say is sUver jewelry made. to u L. A. PERRY, Sachem. ADJOINING THE it order at reaMaV Park Theater Labor Day Program. the best spot in Honolulu. We still aHe prices; Your trade solicited. STANGENWALD BUILDING. have four lots HONOLULU LODGE 616, The songs and music at the Park left of the large tract Fort Street Below Beretania B. O. we P. E. Theater, on Fort street below Bereta FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1909, subdivided. They are situated on SUN WO Warn! will meet in their hall, Wyllie and Liliha streets, just where King street, near Fort, every nia tonight will be appropriate to AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M. CHAN .. . MOVING the the car stops. High elevation, good CHEW MANAGES PICTURES Friday evening. Visiting day. Labor will have Some mountain 1808 brothers are cordially in- its innings and exceptionally fine air, and marine view, close Maunakea St., P. O. Box til AND .. vited to attend. among the sonsrs it wmilii unt Vw nnt to car and town; good streets, good E. A. DOUTHITT, E. R. of place, to have soil and a good . H. C. EASTON, Secy. the dear old chap; place to build a home-- VAUDEVILLE jrrjoouy wonts tint rn." There Take Liliha street car and ride to the sshl HONOLULU SCOTTISH THISTLE CLUB. will be a lot of Bathos in nno nf fu KOA FURNITURE end and von will see rmr sion. n nn WNSEND UNDERTAKING CO. Changes Meets on 2nd and 4th Fridays in the month pictures called "The Medicine Bottle," at our office and we will show 'you the at 8 o'clock, in Rooms 11 and 12, Alexander j.or or map ana MONDAY, Young Building. it leus tne dangers from leav- give you further information. LIMITED. WEDNESDAY T. R. M. MACLEAN. Chief. ing a 'bottle containing poison at the of original design. JAMES H. FIDDE8, Secy. side of an JAS. F. AND FRIDAY individual and then going MORGAN. MUTUAL BURIAL out to call. The horrors following the ALSO ASSOCIATION. HAWAII CHAPTER NO. 1, ORDER OF discovery wnrt-imr-. EAMEHAMEHA. and the inner f Q AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, Do CITY MAUSOLEUM. Meets every first' and third Thursday telephone office are clearly shown. you want view? We have Empire Theater evening of each month at 7:30 o'clock in "Fo 'castle Tom" One 'Bnick Touring Car," a Fraternity Hall, Odd Fellows" building, on is a brilliant love house on Prospect story treating love-sic- k Fort street. of the boy and One "White Touring Car," street, large grounds well im- Private N. FERNANDEZ, his girl troubles. The comedy number TONIGHT One ' proved with fruit trees, bar- Telephones Kuauhau. iuu xiis eignoors," is a ' Oldsmobile Runabout.' ' at a scfeam from beffinnini tn or,l All in gain. Will take half cash WE INSTALL PRIVATE DAMXEN COUNCIL, NO. 563, Y. M. U nA running order. and LINES MOTION PICTURES meets every second and fourth Wednesday at should draw a crowd. half on time. The price is right 7:30 o'cloek p. m. in St. Louis Col'lega JAS; W. and so UNION ELECTRIC GO. SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT Alumni Hall (Dreier Hall), Union street. Orphtnm Tonight. PRATT, is the location if vou want Visiting members are alwsvs welcome. elevation and view HENRY CLARKE W. J. GALLAGHER, President. Tonight will begin an ensasrsment Auctioneer. within walk- H. P. O SULLIVAN. Secretary. ing distance from at the Orpheum that promises to be town. YOU HAVE Hawaiian Tenor SANITARY' a history making event in the line of PLUMBING, amusements JAS. F. MORGAN. ELECTRIC LIGHTS r in this citv. Wise and ELEVATORS AND Milton are recognized on th" AUTOMOBILES. as creators of fun. They can bring fun WHY NOT A large lot on Prospect street VACUUM CLEANING f ut BDviajng ana make the salty which gives u tears from a lemon faced evnic taste you an excellent m WILSON If your grocer supply yon, to FEAGLER can't h!m as fresh as the water from view of city and harbor.. i notify A BARGAIN P. O. BOX 101 virce-- spring. L very member of the Beretania street, Moving FRED. L. Y7ALDE02J PHONE 13 company is an artist in hie t. house. ticular line. The members are good 3 Palama, small house ""f-1-- uMiicers, two features par- - ard. lot. Coca Gola Refreshes tiiMilir.y onj.ypd in entertainments ONE 40-H.- WTNTON Smith street, a lot. iiro Jt is expected that the theater Kukui street, a Int. QQC 1MJJ Picture wi be FIVE-SEATE- 3dL crowded tonight and as eats Kukui Lane, hou?e and lot. BOTTLED BY inay be reserved at any time the public is n.lvjsed Kinau street HAWAIIAN SODA WORKS to reserve earlv this morn- 2 houses and a ing so , there may be no disappoint-- few more. Vaudeville PHONE 516. J. W. PRATT, Auctioneer. JAS. F. MORGAN. S553 GgP m

fil THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1909.

LOCAL BREVITIES. oc DOC DO THE ( Harmony Lodge, No. 3, I. O. O. F., will meet in Odd Fellows' hall at 7:30 ST CRITERION this evening. SIB" 0 1 Hawaiian Lodge, Xo. 21, F. a,nd A. re M., will meet ia Masonic Temple at is a gentlemen's resort. The 7:30 this evening. It certainly is a "SUCCESS" -- Just what its name implies. For a long time we have experimented in hose to produce just what will longest and service .en- Chief Leal bagged ten Chinese gam- last fittings are under the peculiar conditions found here. The results of our investiga- blers yesterday morning, and officer e SUCCESS tirely too fine to suit any Apana landed tions are highly satisfactory. In th " " hose we combine all the fourteen on Saturday good points and eliminate all the wea k ones. other than gentlemen of night. You good taste The yachts Kamehameha, Gladys and IT IS RED; IN 5-P- AND WEARS LIKE IRON can obtain complete :::::: Charlotte C. have gone on a cruise to Lanai. They are expected back by If you doubt, look about you in seven out of ten yards you find the sundown this evening. Red "SUCCESS" hose used, not because it's Ted, but because it wears There, will be special through cars THE BEST BY TEST. outfits for School for your Corner Hotel and Bethel on line base- the King street for the YA $8.50; IN. ball games at the big league park this IN. 50 FEET, 4 25 FEET, $4.50 G. J. MCCARTHY, Prop. afternoon. The first game is called & for 1:30. W. W. D1MOND CO., LTD. Many loeal business men are spend- 7 KING STREET, HONOLULU. ing short vacations on Tantalus. Re- ports state that the air is delightfully Girls Boys cool sul- and up there and that the recent DELM0N1C0 HOTEL triness has not been noticed at all. 130 Beretania Street, adjoining Central The challenger who recently sent in Fire Station. a request to hear from somebody who White Serge AT Furnished rooms, mosquito proof. coul'l play checkers can be accommo- First class accommodation, en suite dated by applying at the police station, ' or single, for men only. . where there are some six champions at Terms reasonaable. the game. t Clothing Kelapa and Sam David, who were WHITNEY & MARSH'S arrested a couple' of days ago and held Hotel Victoria for investigation, were yesterday charg- We have suits in White Serge, ed by Chief Leal having with stolen double-breaste- AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN double-breaste- single or cut in a d coat valued at $12 Corner Bush and Stockton streets, San from one Miauchi. the latest style and made in the Francisco. Tel. Douglas 2S0. ME8. W. F. MORRIS, There will be an important meeting finest manner from patterns cut Cecil. of the Riverside League tomorrow at Formerly of Hotel noon in the offices of A. L. C. Atkinson. from perfect models in the ser- All members should make a point of vice of turning up and doing something to pre- Apartments, Cuisine and Service vent the league, from going make. Highest Standard The rules for the ten-mil- e race to be Hart, Schaffner & run at the xthletic Park will be the PLEASANTON same as those which goverened the Mar- The athon race at the big league grounds 11 Wilder Aye. and Punahou last April. These will be published DOC OC DOC in the Advertiser during the week. These suits were received on On Wednesday evening, at Lahaina, Tuesday and are positively new. HOTEL a public meeting was held over which AS DEVIL MAJESTIC Manager Weinzheimer presided while The material is superior and is THE SHUNS HOLY WATER gachs Block, Fort and Beretania St. Hayselden as secretary. Senator acted so the Osteopath shuns and surgery." Osteopathy a sys- Fine furnished rooms, $1 per day ox meeting to ar- the same as that used by the "drugs is The object of the was tem healing, which body therapeu- $10 per month and up. Splendid range of treats the human by manual at for the entertainment of the custom tailors on the mainland. tic and naturopathic methods. Its unparalleled success speaks for tommodations. Congressional party. . ALL SIZES 1 itself. MRS. C. A. BLAISDELL. Proj. The big surf off Waikiki was crowded with canoes yesterday afternoon. There off-sho- Dr. F. QUEEN being no wind and the waves SILVA'S TOGGERY Schurmann, Osteopath THE being high, the sport enjoyed was ex- cellent. There were many malihinis Specialty Treatment of the eyes osteopathically and fitting of glasses. Nuuann Street, Near Vineyard. Elks' Building : : King Street FURNISHED APARTMENTS . in the canoes, and they were all greatly HOURS Consulting, 2-- 3 p. m., Saturdays excepted. PHONE 651 FROM $2.50 UPWARD. enthused over the experience. operating, 2 a. m. Telephone 33. ' Copyright bv Hart Schaffner Si Mars Mrs. A. McDowall - - Proprietress Hack Inspector Seully reported at 1909 3- - 6 p. m. Office 222 Emma Square. tne police station yesterday tnat an auto collided with a bike rider at the corner of Maunakea and King streets BEGINNIHC yesterday forenoon, and that the auto went on without any effort being made TUESDAY, SEPT. to ascertain whether any one was in Fitz-Yo- u E-- Z I 7, jured. Gold Bronze We will sell our entire stock and Flat Ware of Sterling Plated BAD EXAMPLE SET School Girl Shoe I at a t it t IPImin A proper shoe for girls. Good sensible broad toes and low Sailor Shoe heels. of kid I- - PER Made highest price dark tan russet and black BY MRS. Cuban 1 LOHRTH with a Bronze Velvet Bow with a Single Ehinestone Set, Wood and smooth soft calf and Russia calf. Double sole lace boots I 1 ()f CENT u Heel, Turn Sole, Feather Edge, Velvet Finish. The finest and most and oxfords. YGSEMITE, Cal., Aug. 24. The al beautiful dress shoes made. .. Every mother should see these before buying. They arc big leged propensity of Mrs. Alice Roose value. New stock to choose from and every pair guaranteed We invite your inspection. I DISCOUNT lorCflSH ONLY velt Longworth for cigarette smoking t t to wear, wear, wear. came in for caustic criticism today by This offer comprises some of Mark Keppel, superintendent schools the most substantial and at- of $7.50 I tractive designs on the market. at Los Angeles, inan address to the This special offer will last convention of state and county school 'egal ten davs only. superintendents. IVi. Shoe Btore The speaker declared that Mrs. Long Mclnerriy Shoe Store McCandless Building Corner King and Bethel. ! worth 's example had done more than any other thing to cause the spread of the cigarette habit m this country, and (I he said that her example had had ' demoralizing effect upon the women of Jewelers and "Watchmakers, the country." PERSONALS. Hotel Street. Mr. Keppel 's remarks were made during a heated debate aroused by a hat has resolution presented by Superintendent Mrs. W. H. C. Campbell and her James D. Graham of Lone Beach. daughter have returned to Hawaii. which called upon the legislature to J. B. Castle arid C. Bolte are on Ha- '' BUSINESS LOCALS. pass a Jaw making it a misdemeanor waii looking after their ohia interests. We are making a specialty of Island beef from the best tor pupils, in educational institutions Prince Cupid was an interested spec- S7 Veranda ranches, and we are pleased to offer our customers a supported by the state. to use tobaeco tator at the baseball games yesterday. New embroideries at Blom's. 1 UU "J 11 It V U 1 1 1 , 1 I '111 or any other narcotic. Loebenstein is visiting her ll.Ub IIUV.HII i Mrs. E. in Blom's store will be a lively place Ya-- in so is M daughter, Mrs. Harry Moreheaa, J Rooms and chilled that it tender. on Tuesday. Have vour rolling done by the new Hilo. & - MEATS NOT FROZEN. 1 Whitney Marsh will remain open combination steam- roller and traction Mr. and Mrs. Luther Severance have Every OUR ARE noon today. engine With Modern till brought here by Honolulu Con returned to Hilo after an absence of Convenience Manufacturers' Shoe Co. will remain struction & Draying Co. It is greatly two months. open today until 12 noon. in demand. Office Fort street oppo- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eein and Miss site" W. G. Irwin & Co. Phone 281. HAWAIIAN The sale at Blom's is the most suc- Lora Rein of Minnesota are guests of For t- 7 fJarEttj cessful he has had in four years. - Mr. and Mrs. Ludloff in Hilo. rjletropolitan Every value doubled and prices low- James N, Mackin, representing the Joe Santiago, section luna at Hono- - MEALS Go To ered at Blom's during this big sale. Diston Saw Company, is on Hawaii hina for more than twenty years, died W. F. HEILBRON, PROP. TELEPHONE 45. looking up the business interests of his last Friday. He leaves a wife and two A small house near Fort Shaf ter is firm in connection with the sawmills. ALEXANDER YOUNG HOTEL J being offered for sale by Trent Trust children. Co., Ltd. National Committeeman A. G. M. A White sewing machine in good Robertson entertained several of the or CAFE condition is for sale at 5. Inquire at : Congressmen yesterday, Prince Kuhio this office. New Goods being in the party. Whitney & Marsh carry a complete Harry Murray, of the Associated Promptness and Reliability IN ALL DEPARTMENTS Garage, made a trip round the New Goods line of boys' and girls' dresses, suits, isaF to the success- yesterday in a Chalmers-Detroi- t car are two essential points etc., requisite for school days. ful Messenger Service. We insist upon See about your school supplies of LADIES' CREAM SERGE SUITS with a party of friends. and Mrs. and guarantee both. stationery at Ameritan-Hawaiia- n Paper with, blue and green stripes, three-fourth- s Mr. and Mrs. Hannigan and Supply Co., Ltd., Fort and Queen length coat and ornamented Lyons, who came with Miss Kenton Territorial Messenger Service Ex Alameda streets. with large buttons. These are from the Coast, are spending a few the Midget. TELEPHONE 361 Wireless telegraph office open for very swellest advanced styles. weeks here. Kohala business Sunday mornings hereafter NEW PRINCESS SLIPS Governor Frear and Prince Kuhio from 8 to 10. Corner Fort and Mer- in lawn, very strimmed accompanied the Congressional party HONOLULU DANCING white prettily E. At Jordan's chant streets. rn lace and embroidery. on the Kauai trip last evening. F. ACADEMY entertain- "MVvndav 8:30 Mauna-ke- a COATS AND JACKETS Thompson, chairman of the Tona and Friday niehts at Bo Wo, Hotel street, between CHILDREN'S to make and Smith, has fine jade jewelry in cheeks, stripes and novelty goods. ment committee, was unable o'elock, Kilohana Art League, under being on side of in stock or will make from special de- Very nobbv. the trip, the other the the direction oi island. He will make the Hawaii and Exquisite Creations in Lingerie signs on short notice. LADIES' RIDING SKIRTS OTTO BURMESTER. Maui trips. Bur-meste- r The Territorial Messenger Service in kahki and covert cloth. . . Information furnished by Otto guarantees promptness and reliability. at WALL, NICHOLS CO., King at 8.50, 12.50, 16.50, 18.50, 25.00 TURKEY RED TABLE . DAMASK Telephone Stor Rea. 117ft. Our parcel delivery reaches all parts new patterns and fine quality St 21. ot the city. Phone 3bl. 60c per yard WASHINGTON'S CHIEF to 35.00. There is no better candy in the city LADIES' NECKWEAR School Books than that sold by the Palm, on Hotel comprising: "Dutch collars in lace and street near Union. It is made from embroidered, embroidered mull bows, LIKES OUR PINES and Supplies 1 pure Nobby Styles in Linen Suits, 5.00, materials and is always fresh hand-crochete- bows, lace and mull If your auto is out of whack or needs jabot lace chemisettes and the latest 1 painting, send it to the Eoval Hawaiian is the daintily embroidered mull ties Seattle P.-I- . Adorned with the yel- A. B. ArleiEh & Go,, Ltd 7.50 to 20 to 25.00. Garage, opposite the Hawaiian Hotel, white with white embroidery and low lei, and with a Hawaiian orchestra where to promptly UNION. it will be attended white with colored embroidery. of the HOTEL ST. OPPOSITE anil returned to you as good as new. playing and singing tne music DRAPERY DEPARTMENT islands, Gov. M. E. Hay was the guest Elegant Line of New Waists, 5.00 Call at X. S. Sachs Drv Goods Co. We have lots of pretty new things luncheon given Earlier in the day the governor and of honor at a pineapple by the this morning and see the display of in our Drapery Department. Take a bv the Hawaiian commission yesterday. partv were at a luncheon served to 25.00. new goods just opened. These goods look at our Fort Street Show Window look some- Olvmpia domestic science class in the were '"Hereafter, when I for Olympia personally selected by Mr. Sachs for pointers in this line. thing good on a bill of fare. I shall Educational building. The in the East, and are well worth your come to Hawaiian high school girls cooKea ana sen inspection. ' NEW BED SPREADS read down until I luncheon were Waists, ' new designs and superior quality. pineapple, and stop there," said the the meal. Those at the New Tailored Dutch Neck Haleiwa is the most place and Mrs. M. E. Hay, Seabury delightful LACE CURTAINS governor. "It seems that I have never Gov. on this island that is easv ot access by Merritt, of Spokane; W. H. Babbitt, A very large assortment of lace cur tasted real pineapple until today.'' Miss LOO, L25, 1.50, 2.00,2.50,3.00. train or other conveyance. The meals ' Special tables had been prepared in of the Hawaiian commission; tains in all prices. . and service at this famous hotel com- the Hawaiian building for the governor Irene Bovd and Miss Pauline Evans, pare favorably with the best at the and his party. The Hawaiian girls, of Honolulu; W. M. Geddes, secretary seaside resorts on the mainland. wearing leis. or yellow garlands, decor- of the government board of managers; All better Styles come one of a kind of the There is nothing than fine- ated him similarly for the occasion. State Senator B. M. Wilcox, better W. Ludlow, grained beef with a traee of fat min- .8. Soclis Dry Goods CO. Miss Keala Kaai. the sweet-voiee- d New York commission; W. only. No charge for alterations. gling with the rich red texture. This soloist with the Hawaiian orchestra, ehief clerk of the United States treas- P. Hornberger, quality, sold chilled, not frozen, is to LIMITED sang several songs in the tongue of' ury department, and L. be had from the Metropolitan Market, the islanders. When the luncheon was secretary of the Washington commis- King street, telephone 45. COENEE POET AND BERETANIA oyer the party posed for their pictures. sion to the A.-Y.-- exposition. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MONDAY, SEPTEMBEB 6, 1909.

si id Oceanic Steamship Co. Time Table Halstead & Co., Ltd. William Williamson BROKER DE8XCT RES VICE TO BOND For Pranciico: STOCK AND Ea Fraariaco: tu 8 Fm 24 ALAMEDA SEPTEMBEB Stocks, Bonds 'ALAMEDA SEPTEMBEB 29 "Wat SEPTEMBEB erho'use Trust" ALAMEDA ALAMEDA 20 NOVEMBEB;OBEB S ALAMEDA OCTOBER AND ALAMEDA .. ILAMEDA NOVEMBER 10 " BROKERS AT.AMTrnA DECEMBEB 1 REAL ESTATE j C1m, $65; Bound Trip, BATEJS from Honolulu to Saa rraneiaeo First Real Estate $110. Family Boom, extra. LOANS NEGOTIATED WM. G. IRWIN & CO., Agents. Member Honolulu StocI and Boni Exchange in College Mills Members Honolulu Stock and Bond 83 MERCHANT STREET AMERICAN -- HAWAIIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. For Sale " P. O. Box 53S Tel. VIA Exchange. Ill 22GU YOXJC TO HONOLULU. WEEKLY SAILINGS A very desirable home, located near the car line, on TEHUANTXPEO. vieAv Manoa FOR SALE. high ground, commanding a splendid of HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE Company wharf, 41st Street, South xeeeiTe at all times at the Valley. Size of House consists of House and Lot, Nuuanu .$2000 1MU Brookl lot 100x150. Honolulu, Saturday, September 4, 1909. A xu n.vsw . 1100 8AH FXAKCISCO TO HONO- - FROM FUGET buuwu living room, diningroom, breakfast room, two bed capital. Pa . . . . . , . 800 tXOH LULU DD2ECT: Val 'Bid ack LULU BISECT: quarters, etc. Newly NAME OF STOCK. . 700 vrtcssmrRTAV SEPTEMBEB 2 rooms, kitchen, bath, servants' Kalihi . . . 3500 PLEIADES SEPTEMBEB 10 Mercantile. COLUMBIAN ...... SEPTEMBEB 16 painted inside and out, and modern in every par- Brewer A Co 12,000,0001 nooi . . . . a . 3250 ' 1 Freight reeeirei at Company wharf, 8DBA.R. II . 3500 apply to Kwa . 5,000,000 20f 2VJi! 30 GreenwUk Street. For further information ticular. Price, $4500.00; cash or easy payments. Haw. Agi (cultural .... 1200,000 1001 ti . . . . .4 . 3000 HONOLULU TO IAN F2AK-- HACKFELD & CO., LTD., Haw vom & sugar 25 ...... 1500 II. z.siaft 47 M Agents, Honolulu. HawSueafCo 2,00',00r 20i 6 Palama . 1600 cisco: Honomu ....I 750.OW loo: ... 175 PLEIADES to aail AUGUST 24 CP. MORSE, '; ) Honokaa.... 2,000,000! an' 19 18! Puunui . 850 General Freight Agent FOR RENT Haiku SOO.uQO; loo aw Hotel Street .., . 3000 anicbiDSon SuR Flat 251 Young Street . . 1500 avenue, .'o i 2,soo,ouo Furnished Cottasres at Punahou, Beretania Kahuku . 50O,0O0i 20! .... Jving Street 6000 Keknha Sagar Cu 8oc,000j Ifi0172 Lots at Nuuanu, Kalihi, Palama, Ka- - Canadian-Australia- Mail-lin- and Waikiki Beach, Unfurnished houses in all sec- - Koloa aiw.uw 100' 147 152 n Royal i 201 pahulu and Manoa on McBryde Sag Co Ltd .1 S.SOO.ono Wi easiest terms. tions of the city. Oahu Sugar Co S,WO,000 20 Railway Co. Onomea...... 1,000.000 20 4SH J. IL SCHNACB; 137 Merchant St Bttamen running in connection with the Canadian Pacifle 500.000 2o' Ookala -- aU Honolnl on or about the following O'aa Sugur Co Ltd 5.000.00W 20; 4H at date: Oiowalu 1S0,00C 100! Paauhau dug Plan Co 5,000.000 5C1 Estate FOX TUl AND AUSTRALIA: FOB VANCOUVER: Pacific . 500,000 inn1 Real SEPTEMBER 15 Paia 750.000 100 265 230 FOR RENT banana plantatio MAKUBA SEPTEMBEB 17 AORANGI ...... 750,OOC 100: ,"55 OCTOBER 13 eDeekeo with shack; also other land, Palolo AOBANGI . . OCTOBER 16 MABAMA Pioneer . 2,750,000 foothills. 13 NOVEMBER 9 Waiaiua Agri Co 4,500,00(M 100 lliH U3i4 MO ANA NOVEMBEB MAKURA 1,500.000 100 23 8 Wailuku.... W FOR SALE acres suburban pror MAKURA DECEMBER 10 AORANGI DECEMBER Walmanalo. 252,000 100! ... :255 erty. A tree cotton investment oa AORANGI JAN. 8, 1910 MO ANA JANUARY 5 Waimeawugar Mill.... 125,000 100 135 150 MIRCELLANEOt! I hand. W. L. HOWARD, Island. Inter-Islan- Will tail at Fanning l Fort and Merchant Streets. 1 d 8 8 Co.... 2,550,000 100: 202 McCandless Building. & CO., LTD., Haw Electric Co , SOn.OOO 100; THEO. H. DAVIES HRTALCoPfd . li.2 GENERAL AGENTS. H R T Co Com. ,uw 100 83 Tel Co 150 000 10! Mtnl 100! r 'vantku KuDber Co..- - 00,000 A 1 . I PAMDRFI I Naniku Kubber Co I Asset-s- loo PACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO- AND TOYO KISEN KAISHA. Co 4,000.000 loo 135 - OE4L 14 MAUI NOTES. MHO R R Co l.OOO OOO & Seminary will open tionoiaiu urewine 23 H 4temem of the above eompanlee will call at Honolulu and leave thia port Maunaolu MAltlne co Ltd ... 400 000 231 STOCKS and BONDS 6. Haw Pineapple 400.DOO; 20i 28 aborjt mentioned below: September ' t'o on or the dates Hemenway has Wireless t, Ami .out Attorney General takr t standine 79 Wai-luk- u MERCHANT ST. FOB SAN FRANCISCO: en action for damages against the Haw Ter 4 p c (Fit. TO THS OEIENT: alleged en ciaimsi .. 315.LO0 Member Honolulu Stock Exchange Sugar Company for (Ke-- be- Office aaw rer 4 pc 7 croachment on the public highway lunaipg 80000 During my absence from the SEPTEMBEB 10 ASIA ...... SEPTEMBEB ios I CHINA ...... tween Wailuku and Waikapu. The Haw Ter 4 p c. 1,000,000 Territory Joe Andrade will rep- MANCHUBIA ..... SEPTEMBEB 14 MONGOLIA SEPTEMBER 18 Haw Ter 4 p c ...... 1,000,008 plantation has fenced in what is claim j resent me on the Honolulu Stock CHTYO MARU SEPTEMBEB 21 TENYO MABU..... SEPTEMBEB 24 Open Maw Ter 354 d c . 1.044.000 ..... ed for a public roaa ana pianiea 11 m. cat ueet ig & ei Exchange and in all matters per- ASIA SEPTEMBER 30 KOREA OCTOBEB 2 coo pc 1.005.000 101K cane. The test Awill be watched with p taining to the sale of stocks and Haiku c .... 225.000 bonds. interest. Sundays tiamatua intcn co t A. J. CAMPBELL. H. HACKFELD & CO. LTD., Agents. Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. mpper ditch) 6 8 ... 200.000 Last Hawaiian irrigation) Karl Roendahl entertained, at their CO 6s, 25 p c paid .. . 745.CCL home at Hana, Misses Dowthy Eller-broc- k FROM 8 TO 10 A. M. Hawaiian irrigHtion MATSON NAVIGATION COMPANY. Hono- Co. s, fnlly- - paid.. .. 55,000 and Pearl Littlejohn of Haw coined! buaar whose honor a dance was given. 1 1.240.C0C lulu, in Messages will received be- CoSpc Furnished House ,. Behednle 8. 0. HILONIAN, ia the direct service between San Francisco Many guests were present and a very be HlioKRCoapc l,nno,ooo 10054 tween the above hours for other Honokaa Sug Co6pc , 450,000 b EoBolnia: delightful evening was spent.. Music Hon R T L Co 8 P c. 647.00G lovt TO RENT Ixrrra Honolslm. Leave Honolulu. was furnished by a Hawaiian; quintet islands or steamers : : : : Kohala Ditch C068....I 5oo,0o0 elub and during the evening refresh- Mchrvde eus Co 6 p c 2.000.000 For six months, two-stor- y .. SEPTEMBEB 2 OCTOBEB 5 OR&Lco5pc .... j 2.0O).' 00, OCTOBEB 27 NOVEMBEB 2 , ment were served. Oahu Suear Co 5 p ... Sco.fOO ,1 house on Wyllie street, Nuuanu ' 30 "W. G. wife are again at Olaa Sugar Co 6 p c. ... 1.250,0oO NOVEMBEB 24" NOVEMBEB Scott and racinc sugar ftini valley, four bedrooms and two DECEMBEB 22 DECEMBEB 28 home in Paia after a most pleasant Co 6 s .... 500 00 .'103 bath rooms, large barn and tennis S. 8. Lurline will from San rancisco for Honolulu, direct, on or visit to the Seattle Exposition. Mr. Paia 6 p c ..... 87.500 sail F Pioneer Mill Co 8 p c. 1,250,000 court. alvnt September 15. Seott reports that James Kirkland Waiaiua Ag Co 5 p c. 1,500,000 ,100 ? S. S. Hyades of this line sails f rom Seattle for Honolulu direct on or sends his aloha to all of his old' Maul D. Cooper - friends, about September 15. ; Alfred , The Waterhouse Co. - ' Agents. Captain Carl Wichard been ap- 23.125 on $100 "paid. 54 per cent. CASTLE COOIEB LTD has Cable and Wireless Address pointed master of the tug Leslie Bald- paid. Judd Building. win of the Kahului Railroad Co. to ALDYKES, HONOLULU Session Sales. succeed Captain Randall. The new cap- 2a Olaa, 4.50; 5 Ewa, 30; 5 Koloa, tain was for a long time first officer Western Union and Lieber's Codes 150; 5 Hawaiian Pineapple Co., 28. j ) on steamer Claudine. He began his Classified Advertisements Rock and Rock Sand i the Between Boards. Crushed new duties on Monday last. 40 Honokaa, 19.25; 30 O. R. & L. FBESH poha berries at Mrs. Kearnt' 3 HUSTACE-PEC- K COMPANY, LTD. ( Canon Ault and family have returned Co.; 134.50; 100 Olaa, 4.50; 15 Paia, every Saturday. fOrder early. 8422 S3 QUEEN STREET. PHONE 295. i from spending a very pleasant vacation l 8 MB 8 270; 100 Waiaiua, 113. : in Lahama. Dividends September 5. ROOMS AND BOARD. W crush oar own rock and deliver to all parts of the Mil v.. C. & S. Co., 20c Ono SPLENDID airy rooms ' and cottages. City. Eirtimaea given on all kinds of --.road work and " .Mrs. J. J. Uarey returned Home on Haw. share; of Lurline. had BOUGHT AND SOLD 2 1-- 2 Honomu, 1 1-- 2 per with or without board; 1634 Nuuanu I grading. Reasonable Pricea. v .. the last trip the She mea, per cent; I .been to her old home in Chicago. cent. avenue, near School. 8447 SATISFACTION- - GIVE TJ1 A TRIAL. WE GUARANTEE f Judge C. C. Conradt of Pukoo, Molo- - Memo. kai, was in town for a' few days this No session Monday, September 6, OFFICES FOR RENT. 1909. Legal holiday. Labor Day. week. He returned home on the Clau LOANS MADE ON LISTED ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING dine. fire-pro- COLLATERAL Honolulu's only BAOOAQ32. EnPPDKI, Captain Quinn of the Corps of U. S. building; Tent includes electric light, Union-Pacif- ic Engineers went to Hilo this week to F. Afong hot and cold water, and janitor ser- STORAGE, WOOD, Phone get a launch for service in making the Albert vice. Apply the von Hamm-Youn- g proper surveys-o- f the Kahului harbor. Co., Ltd. PACXTNO, COAL. Member Honolulu Transfer GoM Ltd. A Richley of the lighthouse service Stock and Bond 832 FORT STBEET fire-Ti'i- returned to Honolulu Wednesday. He Exchange 'THE STANGENWALD ''Only , of 58 office building in city. s$ KIHd BT. FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING. has done much toward improving the 807 JUDD BUILDING lighthouses on this island and on Ha Ji J waii. Telephone 489 P. O. Box 607 MUSIC. Dr. J. J. Carey and Hugh M. Coke STOCK AND BOND BR0KEE AGNES WICKSTRUM, B. M., teacher PHONE spent last week in Honolulu where they of piano. Those interested call up went to meet relatives on the Lurlme. Classified Advertisements 1776. 8446 They returned home by the Claudine Saturday. VOCAL. n HUGO Pa1 Mrs. H. M. Coke and four children FOR RENT. Member Honolulu Stock and Bond HERZER, Teacher of Singing. arrived on the Lurline from San Fran UNFURNISHED The C. W. Dickey Season 1909-1- 0 from Sept. to June, eisco last week. They had been on cottage on Hates street; $do.00. Exchange inclusive. Studio, 20-2- 2 Kapiolani visit 10 relatives on tne Coast since FURNISHED Residence, 1586 Nuuanu Building.' Residence telephone 1301. last December. $50.00. 8444 Dr. Wm. Osmers has bought the prac FURNISHED Tantalus cottage, $40.00 Classified Advertisements tise of Dr. Dmegar and has begun 8446 . C. H. DICKEY. BICYCLE STOLEN. i;ne. practise or medicine in Wailuku, WANTED. THE BOY who took away a bike from -- ROOM Pawaa Cane contracts for the cultivation of SEVEN COTTAGE, AN ERRAND boy is wanted. Apply the Gazette delivery door early Wed- areas at Olaa Junction, $20; five-roo- cottage, by Spaniards were filed at Lewers & Cooke, Ltd., King near nesday momiDg will serve his inter- with Young street, near Aalapai, $15. Ap- the Registrar this week and serv Alakea. . 34y ests bv returning it to this .office. ed as a reminder that the Spaniards ply Rapid Transit office. 8444 349 orougnt nere by the Board of Immi A GOOD second-han- d brake; state price FOR GOOD SERVICE AND PERSONAL ATTENTION COTTAGES7 with board. Mrs. Cai gration are very desirable people. Ma J. and where can be seen. Ad A ' ' sidy, 2005 Kalia road, Waikiki. brake GOOD second hand motorcycle, 6 h. BY .ews. a, i THE ui dess Box 824, Honolulu. 844; p. twin cyl. R. Standard. Y. Yoshi-kaw- Robertson who was formerly the 163 King. opp. Young HoteL manager of TO A SATISFACTORY TENANT, PARTNER to join me in enterprise in the Hygeia Soda lf 8437 and Ice ne-ha- of the store occupied by the Works left on the Claudine Hono Australia; not much capital required. for Hawaiian Gazette Company, Limited, office. 844 CITY COMPAN' Address "Partner," this ts, TRANSFER lulu where he go-car- expects to take a week 's on King street; has modern front AND for cribs, baby carriages, or vacation and will then go to Wainaku. window, large enough for displaying EXPERIENCED RULER for bindery see J. Hopp & Co, They have Hawaii. ts Jas. H. Love. any line of goods, machinery except- Apply business office Hawaiian Ga many styles of go-car- and carriages, ed; building is in the center of the zette Co., Ltd., 65 S. King St. 8446 one go-ca- rt is only $2.75. UW.I DIjUKU XT VISUM. I retail of stone LET US, HANDLE YOUR flUlVUIIl district, constructed Carelessness and nporWt sm . th. and modern in every respect. Pro-posa- l GIRL to do general housework and LOST. in "rental, term cooking, family of two; 736 this of- Cash' i chief causes of blood poisoning. A cut writing for for BETWEEN the Hawaiian Hotel and Baggage or bruise, however of years, ar invited by fice. 8446 Methodist Church, a gold, pansy de- and Furniture slight, should have HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.. LTD. immediate sign pin, with a diamond setting. attention. A good liniment C. SCRANE, Manager. 8422 MUSIC pupils. Special attention to be- Finder please return to Mrs. Thomas, and one that not only gives prompt ginners. Best of recommendations. relief from at Hawaiian Hotel, and receive re- pain, but being antiseptic, THE NEW ERA HOTEL, No. 1450 Address Moana, this office. 8445 ward. 8443 GOMES' EXPRESS heals the wound without maturation, is Fort St., furnished rooms by the day, PHONE 298. ex- Chamberlain's Pain Balm. When this weeK or montn. lropically situated A CYLINDER PRESSMAN. One remedy is job book ONE pointer dog. Rpttirn to O. E. applied all danger from blood Terms reasonable. A vacant cottage perienced in general and receive poisoning is avoided. Apply to Business ' Office, Wall, Hassinger street and For sale at all m the rear, inquire on the premises, work. reward. 349 Dealers. Benson Smith & Co., Agents MRS. HENRY SMITH. 8440 Hawaiian Gazette Company, Ltd. for Hawaii. 8441 FURNISHED ROOMS. CERTIFICATES Hawaiian Pineapple Numbers 356, shares, and "That man made an for- VICELY Stock ten immense furnished rooms, 1124 Adams FOR SALE. 339. fifteen shares. Finder please NIEPER'S EXPRESS tune out of a simple little invention." Lane. Cool and ONE new gasoline engine (Otto); pleasant. 8377 to C. H. Dickev. 349 "Indeed! What did he invent?" cheap. H. F., this office. 8435 return "Invent? Nothing, you dub! He was THE KNUTSFOED, PHONE 316. BAGGAGE AND FURNITURE. corner Beretania BUNCH OF KEYS. Finder notify this the promoter!" Cleveland Leader. and Union Sts., Honolulu. Superior WHITE SEWING MACHINE; in use three months; $25 cash. Call at this office. 8447 it apartments, single or en suite; newly SIGN office. 8443. 8 Land 61 FORT, BELOW HACKFELD'S. OF THE RED THE PACTTIO lurmshed throughout. Centrally loca No. 3082. '1 BICYCLE ROADSTER, . .. ted; one block from Young HoteL ; ward office. - AWNING. 8445 A BARGAIN; parlor organ, together at this with some fine rolls of music. Address Commercial Advertiser AT LEILEHUA, a brindle bulldog; IN private family. Inquire 732 Kinau I. this office. CARL N. NIEPER, Proprietor. Entered at the Postoffice at Honolulu, collar marked Sheridan; answers to street, near Alapai; terms reasonable. no T. H., as second-clas- s matter. A BARGAIN in furniture. Ten room name of Shindy. Ample reward: S439 house completely furnished. All new quetinns sV.i. C. S. Hovt. 8440 SUBSCRIPTION BATES: and of the very best. Will sell as a One year 112.00 STAMPING. whole. Must be sold this month as e 1st of 1 owner is leaving Territory. Address htures . Advertising Fates on Application. STAMPIN G, stenciling, Japanese de water-colo- r M. H. W., this office. Phone 1299. STEINVVAY & SONS 1 Warr WOOD AND Published every morning except Sun- signs; work and lessons. th COAL 1825 College St. 8427 8445 .... .' GIVE US A TRIAL, AND NOTE QUANTITY AND QUALITY. day by the AND OTHER PIANOS. HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO., LTD. . COMFORTABLE Babcock Surrey in THAYER PIANO CO. ISLAND TRANSFER , DENTIST. perfect condition, with pair of fine 156 Hotel Street. Phone 21S Q. W. McDOUGALL, Prop. Von Holt Bloek, No. 65 South King St. DR. A, B. CLARKE, dentist Office, lamps. Address X. X., Advertiser TUNING GUARANTEED. C. S. CRANE -- i MSSlgbr 303 Boston building. 346 office. 8440 J i 1 SECOND SECTION 4 SECOND SECTION PAGES 9 TO 12 PAGES 9 TO 12 ESTABLISHED JULY J, 186.

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j. hopp & CO. Vacation usually takes the shape out of the Boys' Clothing Largest Furniture Store in the Island and now is the time to restock. We believe Suits and King Street Near Alakea our Your Credit Is Good Toggery for Boys compare with, what is found in the largest CONGRESSMAN WILLIAM R. REE DER, OF KANSAS, IN CONVERSA- shops on the Coast...... TION WITH THREE HAWAIIAN CHIEFESSES, F. L La Moreaux xxoxX)xxocxxxxxxxbx Piano and Pipe Organ Tuning and WE INVITE YOUR ATTENTION TO Repairing. ; ' r wwwm71 Suits for Young Men and Boys. Shirts for Young Men. MM MUSIC GOMPfiNY. LTD Tel. 321 Trousers or College Boys and Knickers for the young generation. Iron Beds Collars and Cuffs. Neckwear in AH Shapes and Many Patterns of Materials. Khaki Suits and Khaki Trousers, long and short, for School Boys, who wear 'em to save Jtheir good clothes. Suspenders, Pajamas Mattresses A , V. w' 'J:& Nightgowns for Boys. Felt and Straw Hats, Caps, Traveling Bags, Furniture Suit Cases, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Umbrellas, etc ' There is an individuality about our clothing tha is not found Coyne Furniture Go.9 Ltd. in "tailor made" for whicch you are asked to pay more than we charge for better goods. . ' , MOANALTJA PRESENTING GOVER NOR FREAR WITH A BOUQUET OF r K. L. WONG cxoxxxoxxocxxxocoCARNATIONS. 1,1 IMPORTER AND DEALER IN LATEST STYLE OF LADIES' AND and died Monday and was buried in GENT'S , ; Kona near her former home. GOODS BETHLEHEM STUB Mrs. Keliinoi was a daughter of TQ'Q Judge Yeats of Hawaii and ha3 lived BLA' OERY, ROBDTSON BLOCK, 32 HOTEL ST. for some twelve or fifteen years on this island. Elks' Building Phone 65 P , King Street New Combs PLBfiS M I Li DiSGDURAGES D VTITBTTHE LATEST IN BARRETTES Scientific Society Brands Many AND HAIR GOODS AT ' INGQRPORATiONS MRS. DORIS E. PARIS. Popular Notions "Pure t 1 1150 Fort Street. RECEIVED FINE LINE OF Idiocy." JTJST A Incorporation papers are going to be Men's Sweater Coats at a discount .before long, if the prog-- ; been! ready for winte? weather LAKE GENEVA, Wis., Aug. 20. nostications of those whos have FROM $2.00 TO $4.00 After the opening yesterday of the studying up the income tax law are OVER 200 KINDS OF MEN 'S SOCKS tenth, annual meeting f the Astro- correct. Many new business concerns to be formed in will con- 10c TO 50c A PAIS nomical and Astrophysical Society of the future be n America at Yerkes observatory, Pro- tent to be simply partnerships instead Wah Ying Chong Co. fessor Pickering and Prof. E. B. Frost, of incorporated companies, and the who has charge of the Yerkes observ- close corporations which are so com- - atory, drew up a list of the "prob- mon in Hawaii today will in all prob- j CHAN KEE j lems" which they say a genuine ability decrease in numbers. scientist will never bother about. For, according to the income tax provision new Great Reduction Sales Here is the list: : of the tariff law, all Going up in a balloon with tele- corporations whose net income exceeds $5000 year must NOW ON scopes in order to make observations. a jay income tax of one per cent, on This the true astronomer declares their earnings. ridiculous. companies, .partnerships, Send Your Suit of and such like concerns escape this Question of the inhabitability the burden. I TO THE planets. This is described as purely a It has been noticed by malihinis fre- EAGLE DYEING AND biological problem. The true astrono- quently' that in Honolulu almost every The popular table butter. mer concerns himself merejy with mat- business of any kind is incorporated CLEANING WORKS and limited. TEL. 505, FORT STREET. ters of mass, length and time. This is by no means the case in most other American eommnni-- , shipment by . Fresh Probability of the destruction of the ties, but it seems to be the fashion ' earth by comets. This is characterized down here. The new income tax law is Ex idiocy." liable to discourage this habit. j Just in Lurline as "pure , Talk of comets plunging into the sun The work of collecting the income , BERKSHIRE PIGS, TURKEYS AND and thus generating a heat sufficient to tax is going to devolve upon the Inter-- j i s CHICKENS burn up the earth. More "idiocy." nal Revenue Department. Collector i Talk of satellites of the moon. Ludi- Drake yesterday eceived instructions j CLUB STABLES crous. from Washington to prepare a list of 109 all TELEPHONE . Rumors of the reappearance of the the corporations of Hawaii, to be Biblical star of Bethlehem. This star, segregated into five classes, financial which is reported frequently from some and commercial, public service, indus- - r trial and manufacturing, t Xart of the country, according to Pro- mercantile, Henry May Co., Ltd; RAMBLER REGAL Venus." and miscellaneous. M and fessor Frost, is the planet , AUTOMOBILES NEW AUTO STAND. SftMUEL E. KftlUE The. Honolulu automobile stand, Leading Grocers - ' Phone 22 the management of Messrs. Geo: C. JS. A. WILDES t : t AlH Beekley, Jr., and C, H. Behn, is now DIES ftT WfllLUKU open for business. Their new garage i The Bet Only. only just completed, at the corner of Alakea and Hotel streets, is one of the j IWAKAMI. Maui News. Hon. Samuel Bphraim best in the city, and in addition to' JAPANESE GOODS. Kaiue of Wailuku died at his home their already fine lot of cars, among j THERE IS ONLY ONE ' i Wednesday, September 1, after a pro- them a Packard Landaulet, they havej Hotel and BctfceL longed illness extending over a period ordered a number of the latest 1910 j Peerless Preserving Paint of twenty months. model, seven-seate- Stoddard-Davton- s ,and! last-name- d j Rhine's Candies Fresh ceme- Packards, these cars . He was buried in the Wailuku & Co. being now on the way. Both Mr. Beck- - j Office Fort St. opp. W G. Irwin tery the following afternoon after reli- ley and Mr. Behn are old hands at the 757 JUST RECEIVED BY ALAMEDA. TEL. 281 : : : : , P. O. Box gious services had been rendered at his business, and the public is fortunate in , home and at the Kaahumanu church. having placed at its disposal an auto- - j I VERSES equaI t0 any on Pawaa Store . The funeral services were conducted by mafni,n,rrvice LEROY HENRY Junction OF - Rev.- Dodge and Rev. Kaumeheiwa, . : W. spoke HENRY ASCH, PROPRIETOR. Rev. J. Nua. Hon. J. Kalua ALCOHOL IS A PRESERVATIVE. HAWAII feelingly of the life and character of the deceased. Alcohol Is recognized the world over MASSEUR BY P. MAURICE M'MAHON. as the proper, most efficient and whole- some preserver of medicinal compounds, and while some journalists try to alarm FIFTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE. KELIIN01 PHONE 411. to MRS. IS the world by the cry that patent A Charming contribution "medicines the literature of the Islands by contain more alcohol than Health for the Children they neglect to pro- a worthy poet. beer," state that HONOLULU IRON WORKS symptoms children 't 1 BY-DEAT- eye first of the s GALLED-- prietary medicines are taken in doses Every parent notes with anxious the Bound tapa or cloth, $L H in from a teaspoonf ul to a tablespoonful, COMPANY. failing health: the pale cheek, listless manner and capricious appetite speak more while beer is a beverage that is con- Machinery, Black Pipe, Galvanized plainly than s.ny words, for the well child is a veritable storage battery of animal sumed in quantities from a glass to sev- Pipe, Boiler Tubes; Iron and SteeL En- Maui News. By wireless word was eral quirts a day. spirits. OAT & MOSSMAN gineers' Supplies. Renewing the appetite is the first step back to health and received Tuesday of the death of Mrs. Lytoa E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Com- OFFICE Nnuanu Street pound sim- Emma Keliinoi, wife of S. Keliinoi of contains only 18 alcohol, WORKS Kakaako. MERCHANT STREET. ply enough to preserve the roots and Wailuku. herbs from which it is made, and may Stearns' Wine of Cod Liver Extract Mrs. Keliinoi has been on a visit to be relied upon by everjr woman in the need not even know her parents in Kona, Hawaii, and was land as a reliable, honest and sure , OUR MEATS given faithfully for a short time will do it. The children in remedy for the ills peculiar to her sex. the taBte is very pleasant and does not suggest eod liver oU RING UP stricken down with typhoid fever the ARE ALL EIGHT. it is a medicine for early part of July." Mr. Keliinoi was ( delivery every day. in the least. But the effect is certain. remained with vourd assume a more genial j Prompt at once sent for and "If persons of every age Stearns' Wine of Cod Liver Extract is an nnfailing Some weeks ago manner, vou u get along better in busi- - For her during her illness. XMWW HAS f) AA strength renewer. Get it at your chemist's, and be sure yoo i her condition was thought to be better ness." "Rot! I tried it once, and QB HUi (St lUa tonic, appetizer and were sent home. She evervbodv met wanted to borrow! jEt STEARNS' the genuine. and the children I I FISHMAEKET. get For Groceries Phone 76 is reported to have suffered a relapse monev.' 'Cleveland Leader. NEXT THE

II THE PACITIO COMMERCIAL ADVERTISES, HONOLULU, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1909. '1 IMPORTANT TO TRAVELERS I THE UNITED STATES - ENTERING f BEFORE THE

Treasury Department, office of the wearing apparel or other articles ob- Secretary, Washington, August 13, 1909. tained abroad by purchase or other wise. Such deduction will be made by Fleet Gomes to Honolulu The customs laws and regulations customs onicers on the pier. i require an examination of all the bag- . Nonresidents of the United States - - i . v , gage and effects of passengers arriving are entitled to bring in free of duty MAKE YOUR VERANDAS LOOK NICE only such articles as are in --- m coun: the nature ' .. r- .Wrrtr..l-r.--rllt.riflr- n I in the United States from foreign y ,r .,.k..,urmn. fill ff n.HWMIirinn mi BY HANGING UP A FEW f Before of wearing apparel, articles of personal tries. such examination can adornment, toilet articles, and similar take place passengers WAS NOTHING UNUSUAL IN THE LUNCHEON are required by personal effects actually accompanying THERE law to state what articles they are the passenger and necessary and appro- ; ANY priate his or wear . CONGRESSMEN ON SATURDAY bringing with them that were obtained for her and use for GALVANIZED WIRE SERVED TO THE the purposes abroad. This information must be of the journey and present GUESTS GET AS GOOD AT ANY TIME. WE WILL comfort and convenience, and are not OF THE given upon forms provided for that intended for other persons nor for sale. PLEASED TO HAVE YOU SPE ND A FEW DAYS AT purpose, which are entitled "Baggage Household' effects of persons or fami- BE Declaration, and Entry." lies from foreign countries will be ad- mitted free of duty if actually used HANGING BASKETS THIS DELIGHTFUL PLACE. , . Passengers should observe that there abroad by them not less than one year, are two forms of declaration, one for and not intended for any other person sizes. residents and the other for nonresidents. nor for sale. . We have them in three These forms will be distributed to pas- Articles intended for other persons, sengers during the early tor use in business, and household ef- H K part of the fects, must be so voyage declared. by an officer of the ship. When All cigars and cigarettes must be de- ' a passenger has prepared and signed clared, and are not to be included with- 40c. 50c. 60c. the declaration, the coupon at the bot- in the one hundred dollars exemption. MOSS FOR LINING THE BASKETS ...... 15c POUND Each passenger is entitled to bring in, tom of the form should be detached FORCEGEO WTH, 10 lb. bags ...... 60c e, ...... facilities, and the experienced men, to tree ot duty and internal-revenu- taXj We have all the and the form should be given to automobile so it will look as good as when you the either 56 cigars or 300 'cigarettes; paint your officer of the ship designated to receive The senior pember of a family, if dingy-lookin- g machine does not reflect credit first drove it. A the same. Declarations spoiled in the a passenger, may make declaration for prices are not high for the most . on the owner or driver. Our preparation should not be destroyed, the entire family. - . satisfactory service. i - Ladies traveling alone should state but should be turned over to the pur- the fact in the declarations and entries ser, who will furnish a new blank to in order that an expeditious examina the passenger. : tion of their baggage may be made. Alter all the baggase and effects of The exact number of pieces of bag Royal Hawaiian Oarage, Ltd. the passenger are landed upon the pier. gage, including all trunks, valises, HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT the coupon which has been retained by boxes, packages, and handbags of all the passenger should be presented at description accompanying the passen Geo. S. Wells, Mgr. the inspector's desk, whereupon an in- ger, must be stated in the declaration. spector will be detailed to examine the Whenever practicable, passengers baggage. Passengers must acknowl should present the Original receipted edge in person, on the pier, their sig-- 191. . Dills or foreign purchases. Hotel , opp. Hawaiian Hotel. Phone A A1 T 1 St uaiuxra iu lutir declarations. Passengers dissatisfied with values For the purposes of administration, placed upon dutiable articles by the passengers are divided into two classes, customs omeers on the piers may de viz.: mand a reexamination, but application 1. Nonresidents of the "United States. therefor should be immediately made EMBROIDERED 2. Residents of the United States. to the officers there in charge. If for PONGEE SILK COATS. The division of passengers into non any reason this course is impracticable, o residents and residents in nowise af the packages containing thei articles fects citizenship. should be left in customs custody and MA Nonresidents are (a) actual i resi NDARINS application for reappraisement made to Silk Crepe Scarfs, all shades. Ladies' Silk Stockings, Crepe dents of other countries; (b) persons the collector of customs, in writing, who have been abroad continuously for within two days after the original ap- Picture Frames and Paintings. ll I li I Hi 1 two years or more who elect to declare praisement. No request for reappraise . isa 1 as nonresidents. Residents are all per ment can be entertained after the ar sons wno nave been residents of the tides have been removed from customs United States and who SSk F El . ft have been custody, abroad less than two years. I Upon, application to the customs of Residents of the United States must fleer in charge on the pier, baggage in declare all wearing apparel, jewelry, tended for delivery at ports in the NUUANU, ABOVE HOTEL. and other articles, whether used or un- United States other than, the port of used, on their persons, or in their bag arrival, or in transit through ' the gage, which have been obtained abroad United States to a foreign country, by purchase or otherwise, with the for- ; may be forwarded thereto without the eign cost or value of same. They shall assessment of duty at the port of ar- - state, as well, all wearing . apparel, rival, by the various railroads and ex- I jewelry, or other articles taken out of press companies, whose representatives New Arrivals, Ex Lurline I the United whieh have re- Mil "IMFPV States, been . will be found on the pier. Passengers modeled or improved while abroad so desiring to have their baggage for-- i PRICES LOWEST IN THE CITY. Lza as to increase their value, the said warded in bond should indicate such Jul l .Lzi statement to include the cost of such I j intention and state the value .thereof Dining chairs in sets, parlor rockers, rope lace improvement. If the articles so de- in their declarations, before any exam- - portieres, clared are for others, or to be used in ination of the baggage has been made, curtains, bureaus, dining tables, sideboards, etc. business or for sale, these faets should j Government officers are forbidden by IAT SHOI be stated m the declaration. law to accept anything but currency I DUNNS Residents of the United States are in payment of duties, but, if request- allowed one hundred dollars' worth of ed, will retain baggage on the piers for Honolulu Wire Bed Co. articles at their present foreign value, twenty-fou- r hours to enable the owner Showroom, free of duty, provided not Corner King and Alakea. Corner Fort and Beretania Stsl they are for . to secure the currency, i sale or to be used m business, and are f Passengers are advised that to offer properly declared. In the case of or give gratuities or bribes to customs 3 minors, the exemption of one hundred officers is a violation of law, and cus- dollars' worth ot articles , obtained toms 'officers who aeeept gratuities or abroad is restricted to such articles as bribes wrill be dismissed tiom tne ser- Hawaiian Ballasting Company are for the bona fide use of such minor. vice. ' BUILDING CONTBACTORS f. Use does not exempt from duty wear i Any discourtesy or incivility on the s MATTNAKEA STREET, O. Box 396. ing apparel or other artiejes obtained part of customs omc-er- should be re- I5S NEAR KINO. P. 820; Tel. abroad, but due allowance will be made ported to the collector at the custom K. Matitunoto, Manager by appraising officers for wear or de house, the deputy collector or the dep-- 1 preciation. Black Sand, Coral, Garden Soil, delivered anywhere In Honolulu, from uty surveyor at the pier, or to the Sec- comer Hotel and Fort streets, EST vvhenever practicable, passengers retary of the Treasury. ' at lOW PEICES. should present original receipted the j An act of Congress of 1897 expressly bills for all foreign purchases. : forbids the importation into the inked. Residents of the United States may States of garments made in whole or bring with them, free of duty, all wear- in part of the skins of seals taken in ing apparel and other personal effects tne waters of the .North Pacific Ocean, taken by them out of the United and unless the owner is able to estab- States which have not been remodeled lish by competent evidence and to the or improved abroad so as to increase satief action of the collector that the their value. garments are not prohibited they can Residents of fhe United States must not be entered. not. deduct the one hundred dollars In order to secure prompt identifi- exemption from the value of their cation and thereby facilitate the pas- and articles of virtu. Direct .importations. yjtffe sage through the customs upon return Antique Armor Daeft Suits of valuable personal and household ef- 1 fects, taken abroad by persons leaving 6th Century and small bits. MADE ESPECIALLY FOR US IN FASHIONABLE the United States, the articles may be SHAPES FROM registered with the collector at the port SUPERIOR MATERIAL. THESE of departure or the port at which the SUITS ARE WORN ON ALL OCCASIONS AND TAKE journey commences. THE JAPANESE BAZAAR THE PLACE OF JAMES B, REYNOLDS, EVENING CLOTHES. Assistant Secretary. ADVKED t--- . Fort St,, near the Convent. WZctiierny, Ltd. MED LETTER LIST ATFOM,"'-- " FORT AND MERCHANT STREETS. ftPPfi List of letters remaining uncalled for in the general delivery week for the COMPLETE NEW STOCK OF Cured by LydiaE.Pinkham's ending September 4, 1909. " Albert, J J Knell, HA LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S Vegetable Compound Allen, ijiss Helen Kot, Frank 0 Q Paw Paw, Mich.' I suffered terri ilaau Lures, Mrs Bareis bly from female ills, Anderson, A Moore, Miss Eva inclndinir irflam Anderson, David L Munroe, Miss Lena ,11 2 0 Banister, Miss Murray, Geo C sun is, Carrie Aielson, Ole COTTON AND WOOLEN BLANKETS, SrSj . years, my Berggren, F H Peter, Eddie G X x doctor Iri. i SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES, COMFOETEES COME AND SEE THEM. j said there was no Beys, A Billa . Pooler, Miss AND PILLOWS. ; TtrtTiA MF Vti- n-- I Wirt Burf ord, E B Catherine ALL KINDS OF BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS FROM $1.25 (.'has PER SUIT UP. .s-toi-- i operation. I began I Byers, W Post, Mrs Grace ROAD il Chester, Mrs Robert. Mrs WS BOYS' KNEE PANTS FROM 2.5c PER PAIR UP. Pinkham's Vegeta- - J Chester, Mrs X Rose, Mrs Elizabeth V1 (X frmnrviYiA inn A ; NEW PATTERNS OF FLANNELETTES NUUANU BETWEEN KING Clark, Joseph K Roy, Mrs F AND HOTEL. I can now say I am Clark, Albert C Scrant, Mrs L N SUITABLE FOR KIMONOS OR WRAPPERS. Crooteh, Miss Scott, Mrs A M &,. ' f j Emma Draper. Isabella Shaffer, Joseph Another Operation Avoided. Dainas, Master P Stuart, A McG THE LARGEST SHIPMENT OF Chicago, 111. "I. want women to Doyle, Emeline, Stant, Mrs L X YES OHMPS & ! C know what that wonderful medicine, Eeklund. Walter Trask, Miss Com-poun- CORNER Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable d, Freeman, Pvt Lewis Jennie (2) KING AND BETHEL STREETS. has done for me. Two of the Goulding, A Travis, John IWllLLmERY best WE HAVE EVER RECEIVED IS doctors in Chicago said I would Hawaiian, The Victor, Miss Maria NOW IN OUR STORE die if I did not have an operation, and i Tramways Co, Ltd Victor, Mrs I never thought of seeing a well day J abeth K (2) again. I had a small tumor and female Halek, Mrs Hannah Wagner, B JC. King troubles so J B JRii SSOSNi 9 8tn near BtkeL that I suffered day and Irwin. A (3) Wallace, Mrs M f Mm f BAfEadf Has New Lines of Summer night. A friend recommended Lydia Johnny, Miss Alice Kamahalehna R J V W E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, Jones, and made me a Thomas Whaley, Joseph it well woman." Mrs. Keithley,GL (2) Wittrock, Miss A Alvesta Sperlixg, 11 Langdon St, Underwear, , Athletic Chicago, 111. Kern, Geo A lliiams. i rank B.V D. STEAM Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com. Kleishmann, Franz Wilder, Mrs Marian ROLLER AND TRACTION ENGINE pound, made from roots and herbs, Please ask for advertised letters. has proved JOSEPH G. PRATT, Poris Net and Lace Weave With our new eombinnt to be the most successful c picpareu. io undertake remedy for curing the worst forms of Postmaster. ucttvjr naming, oee us tor rates, female ills, including displacements, YOUR inflammation, fibroid tumors, irregu- "Haven't you a home?" asked the larities, periodic bearing-- HONOLULU CONSTRUCTION AND DRAYI pains, backache, sympathetic citizen. "Yep," answer- 152 Hotel Street, Opposite Young Hotel. v down feeling, flatulency, indiges. Plodding had - ed Pete. "I a nice home; Office. Fort St. ortriOEitA-- W n tw,- . tion, and nervous .J . rr ".WiAl Oi VO. aOCe 281 prostration. It costs but de first t'ing I knew it had a wood- but a trifle to try it, and the result pile and a garden and a pump. And has been worth millions to many suffering den it got so much like & steady job Read women. dat I resigned." Washington Star. the ''Advertiser," World's News Daily THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADYEEHSHS, HONOLULU, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1909

SOCIETY ANY OLD TYPEWRITER MADE NEW WE HAVE ADDED to our staff of employes a man of long experi-reair?n- S iaiO CAES. siting machines. His knowledge compli- - Fred C. Smith, the general passen- of the ger agent of the O. E. & L. Co., de- W SOUdt vkj'jr "ask vS? parted on 'the Lurline for the Coast wTare nSf. Jirm03eL yUr rderS for which 6fc7 man rePa the 15 a in hopes of benefiting I ' f e S- ? WHO OWNS iSr for rest and : nrZZZZS f.ill L?h5t - arantee ade to your satisfaction, his health. P1Ce haVC been accustomed ' , , SacS u to paying. If the lfere!urnedi you practically as good as new, it will Mr?. Folitte Elvins, wife of Con- be up to us T good. gressman Elvins ofMissouri, is a pret- ty and popular member, of the Con- v Only a iew ears still available. Place gressional party and has made a score Wall, N your order at once. of friends on the Island. '. ichols Gompany, Ltd. . . . FORT AND MERCHANT HE VON HAMM-YOUN- G CO., LTD., Mrs. Frazee, Fast Worthy Matron of STREETS. f Lei Aloha Chapter, Order of Eastern Agents. Star, entertained at her Nuuanu avenue residence Friday evening in honor of Robert Morris, the founder of the O. E. A. A. Pratt spoke on the life of David A. Dowsctt Robert Morris and a musical program was rendered by Mrs. Felker, Mrs. Weil, In all Miss Walter DfSURANCE, SEAL ESTATE, LOANS Klein, Miss Pratt and SHOES" Klein. "SOROSIS v t& Building. Phone 655. leather 203 Judd Dr. Carl Ramus is the guest of Bishop DISTINCTIVE FOOIWHR and Mrs. Eestarick. BASKETRY fev at Sorosis models embrace every essential of shoe satisfaction-softn-ess Exquisite Baskets Mrs. George Davies gave a motor from Orient and party to Haleiwa for dinner Thursday and pliability in leathers, comfort in fit and graceful in form. South Seats; Fans, evening in' honor of Mrs. and Miss The season's new models await you. Postcards Birney. Sixteen guests enjoyed the HAWAII & SOUTH ride down and back by moonlight. SEAS CURIO CO., C 4 tt"t Young Building. Mrs. H. L. Parmelee of New Haven, L. B. Kerr & Co., Ltd, (Under Electric Conn., who has been the guest of her ALAKEA STREET. Sign Bishop St.) dauguter, Mrs. ..William Y. Low, tor some time past, is booked to leave on Go to the. the Mongolia. , v J Miss Agnes Wickstrum, sister of Mrs. 0XCOXK00000XXOOCK0X UNION BARBER SHOP C. H. Olson, of College Hills, returned on the Kinau from a visit of several weeks at Lihue. W fVIOULDINGS AMn'PICTlIRPft fl.lM..J. The-Ver- Best 8 Entrances from Merchant and King Miss Cordelia Oilman gave a surfing party Thursday afternoon at her home Just Received per "Alameda" at at V aikiki to a jolly party of friends. MANILA CIGARS 5 (0000000C000 and Mrs. Carter gave a NOW FIVE CENTS dance at the Country Club Friday even con-- ; ing in honor of Francis Brown. the United States. Dancing . will 8 tinue throughout the evening to the j Fitzpatrick Bros. Civil Engineer and Mrs. Parks gave alternating music of the Hawaiian and ' Wagner bands. The receiving line wll TWO STORES an informal little dinner Wednesday evhing at the Young in honor of Ad be composed of Mr. and Mrs. Augustus miral and Mrs. Hollyday. Covers were F. Knudsen and other members of the laid for Maior and Mrs. Ray. Captain Hawaiian Commission and the follow- and Mrs. Fails, Miss Frear, Lieutenant ing distinguished guests: Secretary of iges Burrell and the guests of honor. the Interior Eichard A. Ballinger and Mrs. Ballinger, Rear Admiral . Sebree, FIRE EXTINGUISHERS 8 8 ig Invitations are out for the reception Commander-in-Chie- f of the Pacific to the officers of the fleet to be given fleet, and Mrs. Sebree;. Rear Admiral SA. by Captain and Mrs. Rees at the Pleas- - and Mrs. Eodgers, Hon. Gifford Pin-cho- t, Gilman Chief Forester of the U. S.; Hon. .EST' J. anton from four until six o clock on Room Bldg. Reclama- 50 Judd the fifteenth of September. . F. H. Newell, Chief of the 8 8 li tion Service; President and Mrs. J. Major and Mrs. Beeeher B. Ray gave E. Chilberg Mr. and Mrs. L A, Na-dea- u, an elaborately appointed little dinner Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Collins, Mr AT ROSES party at the Young Thursday evening. Ralph Hosmer, Federal Forester of Ihe table was decorated with a large Hawaii. MRS. E. M TAYLOR'S bowl of American Beauties and covers were laid for Governor and Mrs.'Frear, Lasts. TeL 339. Congressman and Mrs. Miller, Congress COMMERCIAL EXPERTS The Roofing Tfiat man and Mrs. Scott, Congressman Alexander Young Building. Candler and Mts. H. O. Leighton. The party after dinner attended the ball Fire and Weather Resisting. Mr. and Mrs. Hashimoto on the roof garden. OF JAPAN ABE COMING sJS MASSEURS Mrs. II. O. Leighton, who has been the house guest of Governor and Mrs. Advices received recently by the Walter Frear for several days, left for announce the Sold by Telephone 637 Hilo on the Mauna Loa. board of commerce that v?8 8 fifteen honorary commercial commis- Rheumatism, Mrs. Castner, wife of Captain Cast-ne- r, sioners from Japan, who are to make Bruises, was a departing passenger on the Sprains, a tour of the United States this fall, transport Thomas. She will stop over will be in Detroit about October 1. Tired Peeling in San Franciseo for ten days and then mm and other make a two months' tour of the East These commissioners will be headed by Ailments and will probably sail later for a tour Baron Shibusawa, who visited the Uni- Quickly throughout Europe with her aunt, Mrs. ted States a number of years ago to Relieved. Bliss of San Francisco. make a study of commercial organiza- 177 S. King Street VIBRATORY MASSAGE. k?t t tions. Largely through his influence, 178 BERETANIA AVE., NEAR EMMA Mrs. Falls, wife of Captain Falls, chambers of commerce along the lines left for the Coast on the Lurline for of those in this country were started BATH AND MANICURE. a visit with her parents at Sacramento. in the principal cities of Japan. In Mrs. Falls expects to return on the Japan, however, they are closely allied December transport. with the government and exert a great oc.;,)oc 30C t3 iloal nf in t'nrmn la tin cr Ipfris- - Everything in Miss Juliette May Fraser returned! latu:'"''' Frank G. Eyan, president of Trttth and on the Alameda after an abseneefTParke, Davis & Co., became well ac- - Paper four years..-- Miss Fraser graduated in quainted with Baron Shibusawa during Quality AMZSICAN-EAWAUA- N June from Wellesley College. a visit to Japan and says he holds the '

PAPZX ITJPPLY CO highest rank in the commercial life of Well-inform- appeal to the ed in every Miss .va Stevens was a returning the empire. FOST AND QUEEN STREETS passenger on the Alameda from a trip The Japanese commissioners will be walk of life and are essential to permanent to nicago ana leuowstone Jark. accompanied by fifteen trade experts success and creditable standing. Accor-ingl- y, and when they start their tour from CALL, it is not claimed that Syrup of Figs CHKONIOLE, The Week End. Mr. Augustus F, the Pacific coast they will be joined Knudsen, chairman of Com by fifteen American trade experts. Five and Elixir of Senna is the only remedy of or EXAMINER. the Hawaii mission-,- and Mrs. Knudsen have issued of the latter are to be appointed by known value, but one of many reasons handsome President Taft, from government de- Subscribe for one of these dailies and cards of invitation bearing why it is the best of personal and family cet the news of the world. Only $1.00 the following inscription: "The Ha partments, the other ten will be select- per month. waii Commission of the Department of ed by various commercial organizations laxatives is the fact that it cleanses, tne interior to the Alaska-lukon-P- a of the United States, working in sweetens and relieves the internal organs WALL, NICHOLS CO., LTD. cific groups. For instance, Grand Exposition requests the pleasure Detroit, on which it acts without any debilitating of your presence at Rapids, South Bend and Indianapolis mm the Washington State Building on Thursday evening are associated and will have the selec- after effects and without having to increase IS THE BEST FOR onio co. August the twenty-sixth- , nineteen hun- tion of one expert. the quantity from time to time. dred and nine. Dancing at The Japanese are coming to - this THE HOME LAUNDRY. dte ciii half after acts pleasantly and naturally and eight o'clock." country strictly on business and it is It cleaned ami Gentlemen's Suits This reception will be a notable and not proposed to have their time taken truly as a laxative, and its component per month or $1.50. up by promoters pressed, four times interesting event combining, as it will and theorists during parts are known to and approved by ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. Work guaranteed Hawaiian con- their visits to manufacturing plants; "any features with a is from all objection- HARRISON BUIDING, Beretania Ave. ventional evening reception. The nor will they waste time studying an physicians, as it free beautiful Washington State Building industry in Detroit if they have studied able substances. To get its beneficial a similar one in some Ac- will be decorated with palms, flowers other city. effects always purchase the genuine and the entwined colors of Hawaii and cording to a letter received by Secre- YOUNG LADIES tary C. B. Sawyer of the board of com- manufactured by the California Fig Syrup merce, from the Seattle chamber of Co., only, and Zot "tie all leading drug- commerce, DOC wanted the hairdressing trade. entertainment is not even DOCTDOCIDOCrDOC to learn desired. So banqueting, sightseeing gists. and other will EMRICH LUX F you would like to be strong amenities be cut out. Just received from the East Some of the Japanese will le accom- HIGH-GRAD- takes goods from us to the F. Thomas Fort and Beretania Streets. I and robust there's only one panied by their wives and the board E -- Dyeing Works which, come Block, i thing to do stom- of commerce will see TAFFETA AND SATIN EVERY Parisian Harrison make the that they are back by return steamer. Have you ach strong and digestion per- entertained while the commissioners and experts are at work. RIBBONS STEAMER anything to be cleaned or dyed! fect. For this work you will After the tour of the United RUCHINGS in all colors. States pat- find there is nothing equal to is finished, the American experts will FANCY NECKWEAR in latest THE FRENCH LAUNDRY, J. Abadie, Prop. Phone 1491 LEWIS & GO. go to Japan to gain information of the terns. things which Japan has for export K. L. WONG LEADING GROCERS. which can be disposed of in this coun- 32 HOTEL ST. OPP. BETHEL KING STREET try. The exchange of visits by the TELEPHONE 240 experts is full of significance as affect- OSTETTER' ing the future trade and friendly rela- AUTOMOBILE TOPS H CELEBRATED S tions between the United States and Japan, and in addition it is believed Consult Us for We make and furnish new tops, or repair old ones. that it will Congressmen!! result in more extensive Advertising ideas CO., South. STOMACH use of American-mad- e machinery in W. W. WRIGHT LTD. King near Japan, and that eventually this trade THE CH AS. R. FRAZIER CO. Can get Canes, Calabashes, Tapas, is likely to be extended into China. 122 KING ST. - - Phone 371 Detroit Free Press. Seed and Shell Leis and all Hawaiian BitterS Aching Heads Are Bad for Business Curios at reasonable prices at "When you do tell a J lie," remark- SWIFT one ean transact properly when his head is fairly splitting merit has been clearly proven ed Hamlet Fatt, "teli an elaborate SILENT No business Its pain! VALTOLDI'S during the past 56 years and is lie." "I don't know about that," SKILFUL with said Yorrick Hamm. "Following SANITARY No saleswoman or salesman can give satisfactory attention to eostomers no longer experiment. Try that Floral and Curio Depot, an policy would have lost me the iob I Dyspepsia, Indigestion, just when suffering from this torture. it for got." "How so?" 'A manager clear-heade- Silent Barber Shop Business of every kind today demands d consideration freedom 1113 Alakea Street, Costiveness, Malaria, Fever and wanted to know if I had ever played HOTEL OPP. UNION as as possible and the aching head is a hindrance. Masonic Temple. Ague. Richelieu. I never have, but I said from disturbance far yes. I was about to say that I originat- EXPERIENCE IS THE TEACHER You can assure yourself certain relief from headaches by taking ed the part." Louisville Courier-Journal- . & J Porcelain WE MAKE Stearns Headache Wafers" Panels FOR SALE BY headaehe tomes; & "She savs she'd waltz One dose cures and you do not want it again nntil another FOE AET15TS AND AMATEURS Benson, Smith Con Ltd. rather than Hollister Drag Co., Ltd. eat." "Well, she'll find plenty of then you take it because you know what it will do for yon. It is free froa men who would Chambers Drug Co., Ltd. rather sign a dance Framing Go. habit-formin- g drugs. Jane Lishman More program a Pacific Picture Hilo Drug Co., than dinner cheek." Louis- demands yon get STEARNS ' the genuine, , - Courier-Journal- . Justice to yourself that HARRISON BUILDING. and at all Wholesale Li quo.- Dealers. ville NUUANU BELOW HOTEL .a km ID si

13 THE PACIITO COMMEECIAIi ADVERTISES, HONOLULU, MONDAY, SEPTEMBERS 6, 1S09. 19 ' I ...... pxoducts or Bathsheba M Allen . (widow) to IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE "' REAL ESTATE James E Jaeger, D; pors grs 27SS, ap UNITED STATES. FOR. THE WahChong&Co. 1 and 4990 and 15 ft perpetual r w, TERRITORY OF HAWAIL Are You TRANSACTIONS Makiki, Honolulu, Oahu. $1, etc. B Love's Bakery 316. p 422. Dated Aug 14, 1909. THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, WAVERLEY BLOCK WH1T-MAESH- ; Robinson to Plaintiff, vs. JOSEPH Est of James by Tr , of Record Empire Bldg Co Ltd, L; por kul 787, HANNAH J. WHIT-MARSH- Interested Entered Sept. 3, 1909. GOODS wife of JOSEPH WHIT-MARSH- ; DRY Bina C Harvey and hsb to cor Bethel and Hotel sts, Honolulu, MCQin&-mai- f actor Ooodi; Bait Trent KAMAKA WHIT ei Trust Co Ltd Oahu. 15 vrs at $2000 pr yr. B 323, Daily '.ACM p 26. 'Dated May 15, 1909. MARSH; ANNA WHITMARSH Territory of Hawaii to in renting a newly six-roo- Samuel M g, and SAMUEL WHITMARSH. un- renovated, Damon Carl Isenberg by atty to Hans Isen-ber- , ) V known heirs at law of PETER Henry Waterhouse A M; mtg E Jordan and wf cottage or I Tr Co Ltd .tr on por 106 por 661, ap 2, WHITMARSH, deceased WIL- bakery? The Singer prop- I S Clarke jy gr and kul Hay Saloon Pilot Priseilla $4500. B LIAM KEKA; S. AOKlj MARIE Alfalfa Priscilla S Clarke and Wvllie st, Honolulu, Oahu. hsb to First 324. p 37. Dated Aug IS, 1909. M. PA A; EAIAMA KEKA; erty on King street offers you an ex- Am Sav & Tr Co of . . attorney GROWN Haw Ltd M Koleka (widow) to A St C JAMES AKO, in fact for HAWAIIAN M B da Silveira to Kalehnna and and wf L L Piianaia, D; pe land, Kapalama-kai- , JOSEPH WHITMARSH; THE cellent opportunity. Consult our hay, no Btones or rubbish. Pilot s . All et al D Honolulu, Oahu. $1, etc. B 316, p 423. TERRITORY OF HAWAII; JOHN In 10O-l- b. bales not compressed. J E Kekipi and wf to C H Dickey. D BROWN, JAMES BLACK, MARY Dated Mar IS, 1904. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT Price 525 a ton Crackers Samuel Kubey and wf by atty to Elizabeth J .ueCandless to A G M BLUE and JANE PURPLE, un Soda Arthur Berg known owners CALL ON YOUR DEALER OE BS Robertson, P A; general powers, B and claimant; W K Kahakuea" to Henry P Bald- 321, p 45S. Dated Aug 20, 1909. JOHN D. PARIS; MARY C. re for sale by the following Irms: win D H W Schmidt to W T Sehmidt M; PARIS; J. D. PARIS, JUNIOR, Ellen A Polyblank to and HANNAH Defendants. The Pond Dairy Elizabeth K 7 int in R P (gr) 3535, Honolulu, PARIS, HENRY MAY & CO. Booth Rel TEL. 890 Oahu. $1000. B 324, p 39. Dated Aug J. M. LEVY & CO. Oahu Railway & Land Co to W F 16, 1909. THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED Frear et al T. H. DAVTES & CO. trs A Elizabeth Richardson and hsb (E V) STATES "OF AMERICA, GREET- Elizabeth K Booth and hsb to 1-- 9 ING: HACKFELD & CO. td George H Holt, D; int in R P H. Hawn Trust Co Ltd M 7- To HANNAH 1730, kul -9 and rents, ete, on same, JOSEPH WITMARSH; Men's Fine Shirts C. J. DAY Ss CO. Irwin II Beadle tr to Trent Trust Queen st, Honolulu, Oahu. $650. B J. WHITMARSH, wife of JOSEPH GONSALVES & CO. Co Ltd D 316. p 429. Dated Aug 14, 1909. WHITMARSH; KAMAKA WHIT PRICES FROM 20c TO $3.50 Balbina Larsen and hsb to Mutl John R Smith and wf to George W MARSH; ANNA WHITMARSH and Bldg & Loan Soc of H Ltd M Smith. P D; lands, Keopuka, SAMUEL WHITMARSH, unknown Co. NEW FALL MILLINERY S Kona, Hawaiian Ltd, C. K. Chow a Mutl Bldg & Loan Soe of Haw Hawaii. B 316, t 418. Dated June 1, heirs at law of PETER WHITMARSH, Trust Co., KINO AND RIVER STREETS A- Ltd to Joseph A McKay Rel 19(19. ' deceased; WILLLA.M KEKA; S. AOKI; John J Combs to Hawn Trust Co George W Smith and wf to John R MARIE M. PA A; .KAIAMA KEKA; TMSi? POWER'S Ltd M Smith. P D; lands, Keopuka, S Kona, JAMES AKO. attorney in fact for Wm G. Irwin & GM.C Hawaii. B 316, p 418. Dated June 1, JOSEPH WHITMARSH; THE TER- Boston Building 1 RITORY OF HAWAII; JOHJN AGENTS FOR THE Yawman & Erbe Millinery Parlor, Entered of Record Sept. 4, 1909. ;'!!. First Bank of Hilo to Daniel BROWN, JAMES BLACK, MART Royal Insurance Co., of Liverpool, Eng- Fort St. Ltd ' SECTIONAL FILING CABINETS L L MeCandless and wf to John Kaihenui, Rel; pes land, BLUE and JANE PURPLE, unknown land. et al D Waiakea, S Kamaka Hilo, Hawaii. $160. B 37. Da- - owners and claimants; JOHN D. Scottish Union & National Insurance and hsb to Mrs 324, p HAWAIIAN NEWS GO., LTD. Ana Ikaia Hattie tea Aug 4, 19U9. PARIS; MARY C. PARIS; J. D. Co. of Edinburgh, Scotland. ' K . . . . THE STAR Hapai D Luhikau (widow) to Hilo Railroad PARIS, JUNIOR, and HANNAH The Upper Rhine Insurance Co., Ltd. . to'Masa--. . ALEXANDER YOUNG BLDG. First Bank of Hilo Ltd Co, D; int in R P 4656, kul 5021, PARJS, Defendants. Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd, merchant Tailor yo Arakawa .A M Pnueo, Hilo, Hawaii. $137.50. B 316, You are hereby directed to appear, of London. mtgee Cleaning and Repairing all I E Ray by to L Ahip D p 420. Dated Aug 19, 1909. and answer the Petition in aH action Dyeing, E Ray mtgee to Masayo as above, kinds of Clothes. Skillful workmen. I by Abbie K Welch and hsb (J F) to entitled brought against you A wa 1-- in Court William Smith All work Guaranteed. Araka FA Rachel U Papalimu, D; 2 in ap 2, the District of the United "FOOL" O. Best in Town. int is Telephone 182. Give us a Call. L Ahip et al to First Bank of Hilo R P 5174, kul 4249, Honokowai, Ka-anapa- States, in and for the Territory of the individual who doesn't readily M agree Trust Department So. 208 Beretania St., near Emma St Ltd Maui. $50. B 319, p 1S2. Da- Hawaii, within twenty, days from and with you, but everybody agrees Moses K Kipi to Elizabeth K Vic- ted Aug IS, 1909. after service upon you of a certified that ESTATES MANAGED, REVENUES tor D Rachel W. Papalimu and hsb (C M) copy of Plaintiff's Petition herein, to- PACHECO'S DANDRUFF KELLEE Olaa Sugar Co Ltd to Manuel de to 1-- 2 gether with a certified copy of thai COLLECTED, LOANS AND IN- Abbie K elch. D; int, in aps ' is the best remedy for prickly VIEWS Coito Sr . D 1, 3 Summons. heat VESTMENTS MADE. ISLAND and 4, R P 5174 and por ap 1, R and eczema. Olaa Sugar Co Ltd to Antonio de . tr ouot, nonokowai, etc, Kaanapau, . And you are hereby notified that no-les- s BEST COLLECTION IN THE CITY. Fontes. . .- D Maui. $50. B 319, p 183. Dated Aug you appear and answer as above R. W. Olaa Sugar Co Ltd to Frank Mu- - is. iy(J9. required, the said Plaintiff will take Perkins' reira D Kekoona Aki et al to Charles Wilcox,'' judgment of condemnation of the landi EUREKA HOTEL STREET, NEAR FORT. Olaa Sugar Co Ltd to Joe C Me-- ,por described in the Petition herein and Fire Insurance u; ti f ziw, kul 3477, rents, etc, PERFECTION ROOF PAINT deiros D Aljuena, Wailuku, Maui. $800. B 319, for any other relief demanded in the Olaa Sugar Co Ltd to Manuel p Aug' 18, 1909. Petition. . A is the Cheapest is, uated WITNESS Best, and Freshest 4GENT FOB ENGLISH-HAWAIIA- Enos...... D J Alfred Magoon and wf to Gertrude-- the Honorable SANFORD Postal for booklet to P. O. Box 93. - B. DOLE, Olaa Sugar Co Ltd to Manuel Ra- McCorriston et al. D; int in R Ps Judge of said District THEO. H. DAVTES & CO, Agents. Mo-loka- Court, 26th day UNDER WRTTEES. poza . . ... D 6025, 693 and 1716. Kaamola, etc, i. this of June in the James Kanaeholo and wf to Ono- - $125. B 316, p 425. Dated year of our Lord one thousand nine mea Sugar Co M June 9, 1909. hundred and nine and of the The Hawaiian Paul Muhlendorf by attys to No- Kaluna (widow) to Hush McCorris of the United States Annual thirty-thir- d. STAND, tice. . . N ton Sr, D; 1-- 2 int in grs 693 and 17l6, the one hundred and Real Estate INDEPENDFJTT AUTO (Signed) A. E. MURPHY, The Statistical and General Reference Bishop Streets. Phone 609. Paul Muhlendorf by .attys to No Jveonekuino, Molokai, $50. B 316. o Book of King and . Clerk. the Islands ZN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. tice. . . N D Keliaa (k) et al to Hugh McCor (Endorsed) "No. 60 District Court Hawaiian Folk Tales Recorded Aug. 18, 1909. riston Sr, D; int in grs 693 and 1716, of the United States for the Territory A collection of legends, finely illustrated of Hawaii. The United States Amer- PARAGON PAINT Agnes Kapoli to Henry Kaumai, P xvf oueKumo, iUoioKai. $50. B 316. o cf Hawaiian "History. Hawaiian Yester-- . PARAGON MARKET A; general powers. B 321, p 452. Dat- jLateu June iyU9. ica vs. Joseph Whitmarsh, et a"i. Sum- days ed May 27, 1909. Samuela W Spencer to Hugh McCor mons. Robert W. Breckons, Plaintiff's Attorney. Filed July 9, 1909. Hawaii and Its Volcanoes & ROOFING CO. to Honomu Sugar Co, riston, D; int in grs 693 Ke- - David Kalani 1716, , and A. E. MURPHY, with many others of current and rare , LLAKEA-UNION-BEBETANI- R 899. Grant; perpetual R W across P oneKumo, JUolokai. $200. B ' PETER HIGGINS, Manager. 316 tj ... Clerk. out of print works may be had at Under Management B 315, p 483. Dated April 22, 1909. JL'aieu AUg 14, 19U9. By (Signed) A. A. ESTIMATES FURNISHED. Bishop Trust Co Ltd tr to Lo Giu, , ' DEAS, - BooR FRED'K W. KLEIN WORK GURANTEED. "Rtel; lot 22. blk 4, 5000 sq land, Deputy Clerk." Thrum's Store ft x.xa, nuai, are tne m our Ho-- ) Honolulu, Oahu. $150. B ioiks Territory of Hawaii, City of Office 1039 Bethel, Near Hotel St. Kapahulu, church gettin' up a subscription fer?" nolulu. )sa. 1063 FORT STREET to meal 324, p 30. Dated Aug 17, 1909. xo sena our minister on a , The "Recognized entering particularly the n, vacation UNITED STATES AMERICA,) Headquarters for ad Samuel Parker to Helen M Wide-man- OF families. ALL THE FITTINGS FOB to Europe this summer." Dis- Hawaiiana needs of 57400 shrs Con- "Won't I, A. E. MURPHY, Clerk of the B S; Parker there, be no church services while he's Court Irrigation Co Ltd. $1, etc. trict of the United States of solidated gone?" ."No, dear." "Ma, I got America, in and for the Territory and Fred Harrison, pres. E A. Douthitt, B 321, p,453. Dated Aug 17. 1909. $1.23 in my bank can give Superior Quality to Samuel I that!" District of Hawaii, do hereby certify V. Pres. W. W. Harris, Treas. J T McCrosson Patker, i leveiana foregoing to be a full, u tornobi les Consent; to conveyance of 57400 shrs the true and C. G. Bartlett, Auditor, A. V. Gear, See. Excellent Service Co correct copy of the original Summons Parker Consolidated Irrigation Ltd. in case of The United States America B 321, p 453. Dated Aug 17, of Ltd, SCHUMAN CARRIAGE CO., LTD. $1. vs. Joseph Whitmarsh, et al., as the Real Estate Exchange 1909. By same on " Authority remains of record and file in John C Brown to Henry Kamana, the office of the Clerk of said Court. EXCLUSIVELY REAL ESTATE. EVERETT HALE 10, ' EDWARD Rel; lots. 4 and 5, blk Kewalo lots, IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have here- 82 S. King St. Opposite Union Grill. B 324, p 31. SALE I Honolulu, Oahu. $250. OF GOVERNMENT LOTS, MA unto set my hand and affixed COMPLETE "WORKS. Dated Aug 16, 1909. KIKI, HONOLULU, OAHU, T. H. (Seal) the seal of said District Kohala Ranch Co Ltd to Union Mill Court this IRth day of July, Home-Mad-e Brown & Lyon Co. Co, L; por gr 1956, Kohala, Hawaii. A. D. 1909. Bread aimer 5 yrs $60 per yr. B 323, p 21. Dat- On Monday, September 13th, 1909, YOUNG- - at (Signed) A. E. MURPHY, FEESH BUILDING. ed July 16, 1909. at 12 o'clock noon at the front entrance DAILY. Clerk of United States District Court, Pies, Calces, Doughnuts, AND SEEP HEALTHY. Tono Lusing to Kow Chin Charj D; of the Court House (Judiciary Build- Territory of HawaiL WE HAVE BEEN SELLING 8184, Halawa, Kohala, Baked Beans Saturday. R P 4271, kul ing) will be sold at Public Auction ESXDGE & BEACH MFQ. CO. Hawaii. $270. B 315, p 486. Dated the PERFECTION HOME BAKERY, Aug 18, 1909. Lots in Government Subdivision on the ELECTION OF OFFICERS. BERETANIA NEXT TO EMMA. STOVES AND RANGES Exactly Right Peter Punihele to Pioneer Mill Co slope of Makiki Valley. Ltd, L; aps 1 and 2, R P 1700, kul Maps with full information as to Kona Tobacco Co., Ltd. 6799, Lahaina, Maui. 10 yrs & years In Kauaula, area3 and upset prices are on file in At an adjourned annual meeting of Oahu Ice Electric Co. fur the last thirty Hawaii. CONSOLIDATED SODA WATES $10 per yr. B 323, p 18. Dated the Kona Tobacco Co., held at the Office of Commission Ltd., this & WOESS CO., LTD. Aug 17, 1909. the of Public day, the following directors and officers Emmeluth Co., Ltd P Kalua Kanawaliwali to Pioneer. Lands, Capitol Building, Honolulu. were elected to. serve for the ensuing ICE delivered at any part of the eity. 'TELEPHONE 7L " Island orders 145 KING STREET. Mill Go Ltd, L; ap 1, R P 1733, kul Terms: Purchasers to have the fol- year: promptly filled. 6857, Polaiki, Wainee. Lahaina, Maui. Directors Jared G. Smith, H. P. Telephone 528, P. O. Box 600. Office lowing options: Kewalo. yrs pd $25. B 323, p 20. Dated Wood, L. L. McCandless, H. G. Middle-ditc- h, THE CaSHMANMAEINE MOTOB - Aug 14, 1909. . 1st. Total purchase price at date of and W. R. Castle. W D Mahelona (k) to Agnes Kapoli, sale; Officers President, J. G. Smith; vice MRS. J. ROSENBERG tal weighs 145 lbs. A little Iharp D; int in R P 4999, kul 4665, Haou, 2nd. 25 or 50 of purchase price president, H. P. Wood; seeretaryH. G. Paf? wonder. Can be seen at Neill's work SignS Maui. $5. B 315, p 483. Middlediteh; treasurer, W. R. Castle. than .bvjj etc, Hana, at date of sale and balance in two NEW YORK and PARISIAN shop, 135 Merchant street. Dated July 24, 1909. , (Sgd.) H. G, MIDDLEDITCH, years at 6 per annum, by equal in- tal Curl Machinery repaired, ship and general GOOD Recorded August 19, 1909. Secretary. blacksmithmg, gasoline engines, etc. g one two years. Honolulu, September 3, 1909. 8447 tures . Hamm-Youn- stallments in and The Novelties if J J Miller Salvage Co Ltd to von Alexander Young Bldg, Second Floor. l J Co Ltd, C M; 1 gasoline tug purchaser may make full payment at j boat and 100-- h p Union Gaso-- any time within the two years. All IMPORTED line Engine No 5598, etc, Territory of payments to be in U. S. Gold Coin. $1970. B 324, p 32. Dated Fire Tom Sharp Hawaii. Expense of Patent Grant and Stamp Insurance THE SIGN MAN Aug 16, 1909. Geo Lvcurgus and wf to Robert W to be paid by the purchaser. THE B. F. DILLINGHAM CO., WLITBi BUILDING Phone SI7 Shingle, D; a land, Makiki st, MARSTON CAMPBELL, LTD. General Agents Honolulu, Oahu. $boU. is 617, p Zt. Commissioner of Public Lands. for Hawaii: Aug 7, 1909. - iUlas Assurance Company Londom HI Dated Honolulu, August 9, 1909. of Geo Lycurgus and wf to Robert W New York Underwriters' Agency. Resublic Shingle, B S; personal property in 8425 Aug. 10, 17, 24, Sept. 6, 13. Providence Washington Insurance Com buildings and premises, Makiki st, Ho- pany. '"- m I, - ,r BUBBLE nolulu, Oahu. $750. B 321, p 457. Da- NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. ted Aug 7, 1909. wm. g. Irwin & co., GSASSE AND FORAGE PLANTS J H Schnack and'wf to'Manoel G ltd. St Anna. D; lots 12 and 13 of R P Notice is hereby given that a new ' VEGETABLE! SEEDS Stepney 3652, Kalihi, Honolulu, Oahu. $200. B Directory of Subscribers of the Mutual SUGAR FACTORS AND TERRITORIAL 317. p 274. Dated Aug 6, 1909. Telephone Co., Ltd., will shortly be COMMISSION AGENT Orders taken for imported seeds. Marr A Waterbury (widow) to C (J published. G. Yee Hop, Tr, D; por R P 56, kul 219, All subscribers desiring any change Wm. Irwin ..President OF Maunakea st, Honolulu, Oahu. $1000. of name or address are earnestly re- John D. Spreckels...lst Vice President B 317, p 275. Dated Aug 2, 1909 quested to leave writing:. w. M. Giffard.....,2nd Vice President 1 instructions, in First Bank of Hilo Ltd to Hawaii 1 at the office of the Company, corner of H. M. Whitney...... Treasurer OFFICE: 403 STANGENWALD Richard Secretary BLDG. ROAD Associated, Garage Herald Publishing Co Ltd, Rel; presses, Alakea and Merchant Streets, on or be Ivers ...... HONOLULU. Jared G. Smith types, furniture, fixtures, ete, bldg, Wednesday, D. G. May LTD. in fore Sept. 15, 1909, after ...... Auditor Church st, Hilo, Hawaii. $1000. B 314, which date no ehanges will be made GENTS FOR Kealakekua, Hawaii, T.H. for KXSCHAJrT AND BEESO? STS. p 4.S9. Dated July 7, 1909. the new Directory. , Oceanic Steamslilp Company, San Frai- - Libert H Boeynaems to Francis Coun- MUTUAL TELEPHONE CO., LTD. cisco, CaL HAWAIIAN DEVELOPMENT CO. cil No. 573 Y M I, L; por kul 571, King Honolulu, Sept. 1. 1909. 8445 Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadel st, Hilo, Hawaii. 20 yrs; 10 yrs at phia, Pa. LIMITED. ado devtelry TOM KEENE $5 per mo, 10 vrs at $10 per mo. B Hakalau Plantation Company. STANGENWALD J 323, p 24. Dated CHOICE SEED COFFEE Hilo Sugar Company. .BUILDING. la Special Original Chinese Designs. "June 10, 1909. F. B. McSTOCKER - Manager Attractive Elegant Low Priced. Hilo Sugar Co to Countv of Hawaii. Honolulu Plantation Company. P. O. Box No. 268. Cable: Develop D; por gr 4S5, Kaiwiki, S Hilo, Ha- - We still have a few pounds left ofJ Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Company. BO WO Best 5 wan. $1. B 317 Dated July that Cnoiee Java Seed Coffee, lately Kilauea Sugar Plantation Company. c Cigar uompany. Hotel Street bet. Maonakea Pli 8mith 8, 1909. Imported. Coffee growers desiring to uxowaiu Antonio F Martins and wf to Hono improve their coffees, and thus secure Paauhau Plantation Company. mu Sugar Co, M; Land Patent (gr) higher prices, will do. well to plant this Walmanalo Sugar Company. 5127. Honomu, S Hilo, Hawaii. $600. seed. B Regal Shoes MORE 324, p 35. Dated Aug 14, 1909. Price $1.25 per pound postpaid C. BREWER & CO., LTD. Kamehameha Hulihana and hsb (Hu-lihan- (about 1200 seeds). 1-- SUGAR FACTORS AND to Sam K Kolia, D; 3 in " ABE THE SHOES THAT PROVE. int M'CHESNEY COFFEE CO., ft 1 " T R P 7097, kul S191, Olowalu. Maui. $3. 16 COMMISSION MERCHANTS r LUMBER B Merchant street, Honolulu. 319, p 180. Dated Aug 16, 1909. 8442 List of Officers Regal Shoe Store Sam K Kolia to Hulihana, D; 2 3 C. M. Cooke, President; George M. int in R A cargo of lumber from Washington P 7097. kul 8191. Olowalu, NOTICE Robertson, Manager; E. F. Bishop, OOBNEE BUNG AND BETHEL. Maui. $16. Mae-farlan- mills has just been received by us. B 319, p 181.- Dated Aug Treasurer and Secretary; F. W. e, 16, 1909. . We" can fill your order for any quan- Auditor; P. C Jones, C. M. e 1st of i tity. William Henning and wf to Lahaina Anyone having unpaid bills against Cooke, J. R. Gait, Directors. iiturea . Agrctl Co Ltd, D; 25911 sq ft land, the Board of Confmissioners for Ha- Section Director. I Alaska-Yukon-Pacifi- Warra Lahaina, Maui. $2500. B 317 n 271 waii of the c Ex th . . . . Shirts ' Dated Aug 19, 1909. . position, by la AH Bizet Made to Order by incurred their order, will THIS PAPER kept on file at D please-presen- Xagata and wf to D C Lindsay, t the same to the Secre THE PAKE AD- Tr, M; 15 20 B. YAM 100a land, Pulehuiki Ko- tary, Mr. II. P. Wood, at the rooms VERTISING AGENCY, INC., 427 South ATOYA City Mill Co., la. Mani. $700. B 324, p 34. Dated of the Hawaii Promotion Committee Main St., Los Angeles, and 12 Geary Ltd July 27. 1909. on or September 1909. St, Maxtka of PauxM. KEKAULIKE STREET before 10. St., San Francisco, where contracts for Recorded August 20, 1909. 349 Sept. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. advertising can be made for it.

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