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From Snn Francisco Koien Juno 13 D 1 1 e 1 1 n's last circtila-- ) For Fan Francisco: The u glhelln ,...JunolU lion increase record COO NEW' From Vancouver; DAILY SUBSCRIBERS IN 00 DAYS Manurfa ..lime 25 Evening' is open to the verification of every .4i interested party. For Vancouver : Bulletin Mnrnmn Juno 21 3:30 EDITION You get the news when you read the Bulletin ili'l- - ESTABLISHED 1882. NO, 4C42. 1G PAGES. HONOLULU, TERRITjRY OF HAWAII, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1910. 1G PAGES. nucr I CIKTI J. WOMAN KILLED, POSSE AFTER MURDERER LIQUOR LAW GIVES ABSOLUTE CONTROL

FarrRcaching Powers of Regulation InjSAYS M'CLELLAN Taft i Wins Posse Pursuing Hands of County Commissioners wii iiivi iftmiiTP nu i is ii ammo run Named By Governor-Lo- cal Woman's Slayer , Option Feature Strong Tariff AMDE 7,

Ily It. Paul llarllclt. Superintendent of Public Works Man Fires Fatal Shots Aria II) Hum George II. McClollan, Campbell has notified Justice Perry this of Ilavuill to the at Washington of A deliberate effort l being made to inlsli.ul the inter us of tbo Supreme Court thnt-th- o upper Board the Merchants' Association and the Makes Escape In Nuuariu the true Ismio Hint N before the peo.ile of tlir Territory for determination la floor of tlio Judiciary Ilulldlng Chamber of Cnniuieico, Is fully In on July 26th. fur much weight. Prcsi-de- formed us In tho attitude of tlio Mer- been declared that the voter will tlicn lie prcstntrit with two WASHINGTON. June 10. Valley It has I Unless n bad nccldcnt with kill- the scheme a tariff board chants' AsMClatlon on tho tun nltcrnntbes thai one Is giving his support to n prohibitory law; tlic my Taft't for if" ing or maiming of in people is 'to to make technical investigations questions of tho Mnhukii site prohibition, by iilnclni? Iili of ap- of Probnbl) Inspired by (lie Hip werp s."nrd, other to runt Mi Imllot ngiilnst then eil occur but few pcoplo can be gathered tariff will and the application of the regula- iniinbr shots but the person general. matters nnouestionablv be proval on baling n "wide open town" for the Territory I.i , In the court rooms at one time, and It approved by the present Congress. tions of the Interstate (ominercc law and suicide that occurred visterdav who had tired Hum Jumped tlirou (lie of plebiscite resolu- to tbo lutcrtslnnd traffic Tor-rlto- morning, lucking i window mill rlenr." Thh Is n gross misconstruction of Intent tlio Is on this account Hint tlio warning Today the insurfient Republican Sen- - of tho but tho nerve lr got nwny tion and tlio practical effect Hint will follow u nujorltj into against Hie wnsMont to tlio Justice. atcrs ngreed to support the appropri- take his own life, Hen Kulana shut Upon ulerlni; tho houso tlio police) Tbo two inlt'cs hnvo gone enactment of prohibitory legislation. I rtccenlly nn exhaustive examination ation item of $250,000 to cover the forward, the woman ho had been living with o in ecru found Julia Dm it on tho tiliil the Merehanlh' Association has A vote cust iignlnst requeuing Hip Legislature for n prohibitory law .tins been inndo of the building and It expenses of this'board nnd then turned tall and run for rov- lliMir, she hnd been shot Iii,j four !,",p alJ ihat ,K ml,h!n . it vole rust praetlrnlly In support of Hip existing liquor law, wlileli In ' Under th's administration measure er In (ho mountains Tho shooting places; one, bullet lind hit the side ofi Ii hns been found that all tlio largo floor "H " f'o Hip a step in advance will be to- - " "" b "i"'""" administered nhsoliilcly liy iiipcilntroi ofllip (lovrrnur of Territory. HinberH of tlio second story nro mero-l- y taken ,wn took place nt ten minutes of six this her lit ml nnd glanced olt; another hiufi wnr.1 nlnrln.r tho .flr!fT nn '" Important public itiestlona Is Tlio law now upon Hip. statute hoik Iiiih been declare il liy Mr. Wool-le- y shells, having been completely hon- morning up at tbo Niinnnii dam, nnd pciietiaien ir.o wiun-in- iingii, one. a scic.ttific basis, and irive Congress concerned to be tlio bent licensing law Hint lias put Ik en enacted by any .Slate eycombed with borers. Tlio cable sent on tho trnfflc reso the woman who was shot Is titnied nolo had l(lt hey behind thu Juice, und information secured by disinterested lodged In or Territory of the Union. It Is Imperative that repairs should investigators. lilt Inn was ns follows. Julia Davis Kololou. tho fourth had' her fcrnlM N u plain attempt lit deception, that II "Cstcben, Washington, D O. The woman wns nt onco takenMo In face of this It declared, wl'h bo mado on (bo building soon and Ai cording to tbo statements of cc vote to Territory - "Pollowlng resolution c irrted thlr the hospital, vfherc It wns found a vote practically to support thin Ian Ii n make the Is planned Hint the general rennvn- wltnesres, Julia Dnvls Kololou wns that' of Mr. Wonlloy be accepted as an t) four to three' 4bu had lost u lot ot blood, and had "wide open." The assertion himself ran Hon and rebuilding of tbo structutn, IJ.E1IVIUUJKAI Q seen approaching tho houso where ' "Itesolved, That It Is the seuso of no of recovery answer to that statement u weak cTort to dccclte the voter. Int a cost of $100,000, must bo done Kulana lived Tho pair Imd separat rlinnee of the Honolulu Men hunts' Amodatlou The existing liquor Inw, enactcl b) Hie Territorial Legislature .before many months or tlio building n few Kulana disappeared nt once aflerj ( BLOCK TRIPS that the en ictmcnt by tho Congress ed dajH ago, and tho man had 1W7, power In the hands of the Hoard of County License 10 tho shooting occurred, and Is believed vests absolute win nnvo uo jvnanuoncu nir pciunc of the United States ot a law ex- promised to let tho woman have hpr o of thcjloaril. Ily united to hnvo iiindn his way down tho vol- -' Commissioner. appeal lies from the decisions WASHINGTON. June 10. Demo- - tending the Jurisdiction of tho In clothing If she called for It. The tomorrow If public C) Into tho mountains Pollco of- - uettou they enn close every saloon In the Territory cratio members of the Senate arc on- - terstate Commerce Commission over woman upon arriving ut tho dntii or tat ' vr nuw icour)og Uip country. sentiment should so demaud. ,, carriers by wutcr doing biiulness In this morning was afraid to go nlntc nre In f tinder the practical operation of this law ulne saloons Mountain DAILY SCORES J In wall alone, would be an ifnfalr to Kuinnn's house, so sho asked (no in w.nch of the nittii I t ' July romiTilssIoners to refuse nl OfffSSOSSSSt agulust the Territory Thp woman hnd b"en living iwltu will be closed on lst.the Oahu Mccnse ""DTf1 T IT A n T ITT Q' President in hhotours about the other women mimed Keoho and Alice, AJXVI XJXJn.VTVJJ-Jk- J. C0Untry, appropriation "f Hawaii and nn Interference In lo- - Kulniiii soma time past but hndja! license renewals outside Hie tiro limits. This $20,000 lo accompany her. A watchman for - . was first oppostd by the Democratic cnl self govcriimcnt. row ugo gone to .Tills Is nn' Jilt strut Ion of the practical working: of the Inw. named Ilnymond also went along. uii)h tire puiicosift SAN FRANCISCO, June 10. The 'members of the. House from the "MKHCIIANTS.". Hon with ii tale ot woe Deputy Slier ' in thc biK lcaK1ie Play todRV South, will "e Manuka silo enblo was us roi as soon as s was N place of the attempt to Ineorpo slon of opinion, not on any law on and much ill has been Kulana house Iff Huso advised her to have nothing "? by - rato tlio "wide open town" Issuo tho subject, whether at present stirred un tho President's secre- I"": reached tho owner emerged and rush to do with Kulana, nnd to get tier. Nat'ional New York 5. Chicaco G. tary public names "Kstcbcn, Wnsliington, I). O Into tho July plebiscite, tho voter Iilg or to bo ennctod, but solely on having made the Ing ut Julia drugged her Into the clothing and to come o(hcr lo American Chicago 0. Washington our opinion Mnbuka site Is the inovo Is ontlllcd to nn Impartial expla- whether tho Legislature shall bo cf Southern Congressman who rode "' House nnd began to bent her over Cleveland 3, Boston 1; Detroit 4, silo for Toderal bullillng. entity. Kulana la said to hnvo been I nation of what the ploblsclto real to pass n prohibitory law. If with the President in his car durintr. "l' I'roiicr the head with a stick. Tho tithcr llcitlng frequent? innings). op- - Wo urgo to - In tbo habit nf Julia Even the form ot tho law Is not o New York 3 ften Other hts trip througU'tHe South. Thc udjust plans to suit avail- ly means. thrco people tried to prevent the as- ly, and the neighbor.! hnd often heard ut, people. follows techni- games postponed on account of rain.' ,.. .vm ...... - -- , ...... w Tho question to bo submitted tho It M.v.w Ufctu.v sault, but Kulana then became en- pro- cal! Hint result of tho voto will her cries, the July plebiscite Is not a Inw tho raged and drawing u revolver threat- - posed bo by tho Territorial simply bo nn expression of opinion on Willie Paiiliulo, who worku at thu 'to enacted SIBERIA IN oncd to shoot tho women then and Legislature, prohibiting tho mnuurac tho question for the guldanco of thu d im, heard tho shots this morning; , Ilnymond two women turo and salo of Intoxicating llaunrs, Legislature. R00SEJaeSmJVASILIEFFMAY there. nnd tho und states Hint Jiibt as tho poj & Ittiis nor n licensing lavy on that subject. Tho Legislature not bound thoro QUARANTINE became alarmed and they ran from llci wagon arrived that, tho shooting help. A It la a question and not a law that by, but would undoubtedly, under tho i tho ho'uo and summoned wns J The presence of u suspicious enso done Is to bo submitted and Hint question Is circumstances Involved, consider Hio SOUTHAMPTON, June 10. Col. . SENT BACK mnn ue.it to n telephone and rang The iinfnrlunnlu woman died at tlitv opinion' mnndatory on board tho Slbcrta caused that ves-H- i . Dt solely "shall tho Legislature to bo expression of Roosevelt and his family sailed today up t a pollco station, saying Hint hospllnl at 11 o'clock and tbo u I to bo sent to the quarantine wharf, about oloctcd In November. 1010, bo request- wliothor for or against It passing I was Ntiunnu medical nfllccrs ccj.uuctcd with for New York. Up to the moment of omo nno being shot ut Immediate cause of death wastho ed to pass nt Its llrst regular scssfon, prohibitory law. Hvo ' thii Kederal quurnntliio visited tho ves- his departure, Col. Roossvelt was the lam. wound In tho head and consequent n law prohibiting the manufacture and That la what tho wording of tbo center of interest, though his going It Is now up to tho Department ol tho practical sel this morning. Tho Siberia whs Officers Parish and David nt onco shock to the 8) Stent salo of Intoxicating liquors In thel resolution provides, but tunc-tio- Commircu and Labor as (o was not attended by any official whethet n! Territory of Hawaii?" nccompinlment Is that a voto against detained for over three hours before Mr. Vaslllff remains In left In tho patrol wagon uud, ufttr Tho murderer was nt ono tlme'iai coming United State This question calls Jor an oxproT- - fConttnnea on rage Inside the linrlsir. territory, and tho chances are ratlici quick trip up to tho clam, had Just soldier under tho monarch) tnnd, later! ui fifty thirty Over Hiisslaus and about mora than even that tho smooth Just reached tho door of tbo on, served ns u upllco oltlcwr 'during! Klllpinos aro to disembark hero. The tmigiied agitator will soon bo cxi lilt. when they four A. M llrown'a administration. JIol u small through PACIFIC YARD house heard vessel Is currjlng wn) to lliisslu. passengers. shots ring out. A hurried rush wns ii husl.y looking man ot about jKiJ list of cabin The Interception of Vuslllff's mull INTERSTATE COMMERCE LAW tons GETS COLLIER was made for the room from which yearn of nijo and waa very strong;. Tho Siberia has six hundred led to his hearing beforo Ureckoui cargo Honolulu. ot oriental for Thcie two da) a ago, sovcral letters from fow WASHINGTON. June 10. It was are a lav over passengers Now York nno from Okunzoff, the Hindoos announced today that the Oovcrn- - Nearly one hundred are Ilusslun editor, and the others from jnfl 5 ves mam lina A nriAA In hitilri ntrtn if In ATTORNEY SCORED FOR traveling to tlio mainland bj tho headquarters of general conference ol IS &T7.J eel. .W1...1 v... n..,...... in Mor orgnnliatloiia In Now S'fj Included In freight nro tho through r.lit vc Ut iiiviL...17.?.lllnmj jniua vi ntu as York. cigars cific DISCUSSED BY MERCHANTS over two million Filipino taken Coast, Okuntoff's letter follows: v.v on thu vessel remained REFLECTION ON BRITISH Irs board while "My Dear Itusslan friends I will 1 S at Manila. do everything which I can. Your mat will probably bo dis- . Tho Siberia PERUQUITES ter Is already In Washington, In th' patched for San rrnnclscu tomorrow There wore some fireworks Inter- hlstorv of water transportation de- hnnds of thu Attorney General, Tho QUINN morning. BELLIGERENCE hnvo alieaily commenced an Investlga jected Into the meeting of tho velopment In tho Territory for tho past thirty years. Ho spoke of thu Hon of thu plantation owners The jesterday after, HEIKE JURY OUT. LIMA, Peru, June 10, Volunteers ICngllsh newspapers already pub fact the Inter-Islan- d had paid aro "noon In the dlsciuwlon over, tho ex- that NEW YORK, June 10. The jury by Peruvian government Y out good money to support tho Vol- called the llshlng articles about jour life. Write "I must fcaj that Attorney Light nddrcs? to thc court and ho Jld tension of thc Inteistato commerce in the Helkc case went out late this when war with Ecuador was threat- fully. I wnnt to publish cano Houso for years and that tho everithjng foot has acted In a manner that Is a rim defendant (Jutun la guilty. laws to the EtcaniBhlp Hues of Ha- afternoon. Hcike represents the been disbanded. There now 1 am at 5 our disposal In Ken wns comfortable to ened have It entlrolj driving, und I contend tbav por-con- nl Manna ob Is lieedles 'S. waii, some of the talk taking a "higher-uns- " of the Sugar Trust, and no doubt of the differences wu disgrace lo the iirofesslou Hint ho trnvel on ns tho Mongolia. remains mis mailer Airenuy iinvtj cnutu sulUclnut evldruro Was. lit eu preseutW and U. A. Thurston being one of the tinncinal witnesses against nations being settled by ot now practising. Ills sneering remarks turn regulation, between thc meotings our people in rors by tho prosecution In this eosoto whole propo- Touching on late I accused of startliig the him was Spitzer, the former wharf arbitration. lo discuss tho matter. have written about the. ilrltlsh Consul In tonncc the court In finding Inter-Islan- was u mania In the Justlf the sition In order that tho d Thurston said It superintendent of thc trnst- - about )ou to Itusslu. Hlttnd )at. We Hon with this case, mid the vvnvjio bocn but cullti of the c'hargc"irm should bo under tho samo laws nu Statos and had for jears, will start In to secure money for )ou tried to make that gentleman out to It better to bo regu- which he lias been held nnd bicnri5ujB that was much ROYAL HAWAIIAN BAND HARDINGE , o It dirty ""' the Hllo railway. nnd joii will commence receive be a Mar, are samples uf real up for trial " S The proposal to extend tho laws lated by u national commission than AT MOANA TONIGHT soon. If joii know soniB socialist you work," Prosov'utor A. M. llrown had v was maue nn ecLiircd only three voles, represent- by a local one. Tho railroads had IS VICEROY go to him with n request that ho will thu above remarks to mnko this morn- 'tills statement ut regulation In play iirgiiuient foi 'tho '('fiflfH ing tho Hllo railway and tho Adver- been helped by tho The Koyul Hawaiian Hand will find for vou u lawyer who will act ing ut tho pollco court when Light-fo- tloie of tho ways keeping of accounts 8;I10 In thu in.utft by Deputy rflyi jijntl tiser. three tho tonight between and II, LONDON, June 10. Sir Charles without charge. had finished his address on tiitlni. In doing away with purk, to tho t Arllfur M. iffinvrt? 'Tho dlsLUbslon tamo up overt tho required form, Moatia Hotel entertain Hardinge has been appointed Viceroy With slnccru regards, I am yours, of his client. Tom Qulnn. Com Attornu) passes ns 20 per cent, ot travelers guests of Outrigger Club. Dune I who, ht I he clcro rtf a four Introduction of u resolution by tho of India. This is the most important IVAN OKUNZOFTV Hverybody In court felt surprised dua' trial rode and taking tho power from Ing will tako place In tho Monna's 191(1. In which Tom Oulun ricufed. cuarRil seconded by Mucfarlano, free, office in the gift of British gov- May II, , vhen Light foot proceeded to speak jfir own largo dining room, Knal's orchus'tra the with hetdlesa diUlug, neciipednbotit whIUi read: "It Is tho sense ot tho great shippers to name their ernment. Sir Charles succeeds Lord In sneering tones about Mr. I'cirster', rates. If the. law was extend, furnishing thu music. twenty nilnuteii of Judgo VJirjidoTa Honolulu Merchants' Association that That Minto. SUGARS. who had merely come forward to tes (o Inter-Isln- court this morning, In the enactment by Congress of tho ed steamer lines hero tho tify on bchulf of n wagon driver, who lime ut iolio his sldo of ease, United States of a law extending tho would bo In fuvor of It after SAN FRANCISCO. Juno 10. 88 was declared to liuva hud no light on presenting tho u AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT Jurisdiction of tho Interstate Com-nicr- io short, time. WESTERN UNION analysis, 14s. Gd.: parity, 5.09c. Pre his vehlilo when run Into by Qulnn When llrown protected ugnlnsttbe by In closing. Thurston urged tho as quotation. 14s. a, aworo hu rcmarliF, of I.lghtfuot about tlio Hrft:l Commission over cnrrlcrs INSURANCE vious rho Consul poalllvclj that water doing business In Hawaii alnno sociation not to slap Congress In the .IS INDICTED ?aw the laimiou thu wagon nnd Hint mu nm ur, jiur i urnne saidIMll would be unfair discrimination face by this resolution, and urged CLOAK MAKERS STRIKE. It Was there urtho tlmo that tho ne. ho, too, ihuuglit that too ruuih hjjl It bo not adopted. In addition to writing policies that I r.ntj against the Territory of Hawaii and that WASHINGTON, June 10. The NEW YORK, June 10. Twenty-fiv- e Idont occurred. wi mat "'lot might have been left unsaid. en Interference. In local Mr. McLean made u long address cover Loss or Damage by Fire, we Western Union Telegraph Companv thousand cloak makers have been Llghtfool, seemed ntinojcd that thoroughly covering, tho topic He any one should give evidence in llioj LlghtfiHitVIni leiuarkcd during have a special policy that covers was indicted today in connection ordered out on strike as a result of hsuj L. A. Thurston opened the discu- held that the application of tho In- with the action of the authorities in differences between the unions and cast volunturll). Tho thought that nrgumenl that the nowspipem 'hil1 IQSS to the Automobile In- - ssion' on the resolution, speaking terstate commerce law to water trans- or damage running down the bucket shops. The employers- - tho Consul camq forward In ia convicted Oulun nlroudyAbut tlii,1 strongly ugalust It and stating In his portation In tho Territory of Hawaii insured by being in Collision with telcraoh company is charged with lerCst of fair play nnd without any notwlsliiiidltig that' lio'Vos AreTikd opening remarks that this quostlon only, would bo nn unjust disci IniluaJ having violated the the Judge toblnsou this afternoon do other motive, did not seem pusslbloto ucquittal. moving stationary law'against was as vital to tho Territory as the Hon to tho Territory imd would puvo any or oblect. operation of bucket shops. nlert the libel for divorce brought b the attorney, who sneered at "this Judgo Atidrado at the clogo prohibition question which was be- tho wuy for legislation of a similar LIABILITY for damage to the party 12. a Winston agiiliisl Mary Winston. Great llrltunnlc reprcsontatlve coni - ;nrgumeiit by counsel tool: fore t)ip body several weeka ago. nature to any one jnrtlcular rhss The Eveninir Bulletin will not be alleging desertion, nnd dismissed tho Ing Into court nnd swearing that he under advisement nnd of others caused by collision. 'I bur? I on eulogized the Inter-Inlan- d ot business conducted In Ihla issued tomorrow. Saturdav. Knmeha- - case, which has been beforo the court saw a iigui on tue wagon." give ma decision on Monday . . , wfjtrnxr. management tracing WATERHOUSE TRUST CO , part past two I'roiumitor llrown mucin u.noworful Inez. v. ' ;'. and Its utter the on Page 11) HENRY meha Day, June 11. of the duvs. . J . . fll f. x&r.lK.VtW . ' '. A .ftfteartw liftiti,.. IJSMf'lhH TTl 1W . i LTD. 1 - .teLU.a .fe- t. li"- iMSKUl&kmUKKKnKBKUBBKKKUmwXii -- SB?! I.: '

fcvUNTHa nmxCTIK, iMNOMtMJ. T. tt., rfttDAV, JUNB 10, 1910. ? SHOPPING NEWS ' 1 Masonic Temple LOCAL AND GENERAL AND I It goes without log thnt every- BAGGAGE M si) BUSINESS REMINDERS thing Is Best nt Tho Encore. Co., Shipping Embroidered laticy City Transfer ttuusscniis and - ' --, . . -- nceuicworK. Mrs, ll, lieu, ItiZ noun Weekly Calendar iiiuu viuiis itu a yiuu nt wnillicy ntrnot JAS. H. LOVE. PHONE 152. i;fr ij & Mnrtll 1 Rainier tlppr nil) nlwnm lin Ihn ARRIVED OEPAKTED KoU Jordan's spcclnl salo Bd of ft most popular beverage. Try It Friday, Juno 10. I Thursday, Jun6 0. MONDAY: Domestic (hMls foi week begin' nnd" WATERFhuNT NOTES WATERFRONT NOTES ncu sec. Hongkong nnd Japan ports' Hawaii ports Llkcllkc, stmr., 6 p. i" , Hawaiian Stated. nlng llondn) Manlh, Plncctar Is sold by Lclthcad nnd LIGHT RAINS Inve ftlloi nnni ITHE UNITED STATES nrmy trans Siberia, P. M. 8. S a. m. nl. TUESDAY! Giadnat'on books, n largo assort-min- t Woodward. 1263 Miller street, bhono ll coast ot llnmnkui nnd kona ill port Ixicnn duo to hero on Mnn i . nrrho ... nnd Kan ports Manna Port Townscnd and Puget Sound Just recclicd, some very .. go Kuiu Honolulu Third Degree choice. 667. trlcts within tho past wok nccordlnk day from Ban Franclrco vlll t) tm n n ports St. Dunstan, Br. stmr., p. m. Drown & I.) on '' ' 1 Co, Ltd if you WAnt r cood lot) itnnn nn nn In n rnmrt brnimlil In llnnnlulii (III Iho Channel whnrf. Tho troou still) Is Knhulul nnd Island ports Lurllne, WEDNESDAY: L Ahoy has Just received n big buio or enrnago taKo it to Hawaiian ini(,rnii,R by of tho bringing down n omp VE88EL8 TO ARRIVE Purser Krlele couiidcrnblo J M. N. S. 8, 9 p. m. Oceanic quantlt of gras pongco aug. v;o , wuccn ou tnninn, f nn I uiltititlnn ftttrh .na ffnil First Deoree. llntn, silk burnafso Ml l Afiin ...... tnrnl...v..fc nt... itrmi .., , .... ,..- -. O.vn.ii' -- ..,,. and druvwi work from the Orient. The children nro always happy when Tho drought.'.... still continues In Kau and forago. Tho neccsslt) of landlm? . oaiumajr, un VE88EL8 TO DEPART THUR8DAY: you n caso of our sodn In the 'I110 Mnuna Kca, Vlsltore from tho other Islands will hao nnd no rain tins fallen thcro for soino this material under cover has cause I vln wn' loris house Distilled water ut Consolidated Friday, June 10. find delightful rooms at tho Hotel time. a changn In Iho berthing plans. Tho r. Soila Water Works Telephone 71. Sunday, June 12. Hawaii and Maul ports Claudlnc, FRIDAY: Majestic, corirr of Kort and Berota-nl- a ACCORDING to ndxlces recelied nt Ixigan will b0 supplied With about five Order n caso of Coca Coin from nnd Molokal ports Mlknhata, stmr., 5 p. m. strcetB the local agency of tho American Ha hundred tons of coal Jnrlne- her stay Mnul Hawaiian Soda Works. You'll find It stmr. Saturday, June II, SATURDAY! Order Jour butter from the Metro- tho most delightful bocrago sou ever wallan lino tho freighter Arlionan, nt tho iort. It Is possible that the politan Manila Kauai ports Klnau. stmr. San Francisco Siberia, P. M. S. S. Lei1 No. 3- - Regu- Market whero tho famous ,. with a largo shipment of Btigir and Logan may ho dlspatclmd for Aloha Chapter tasted. Phono 51G. Monday, June 13. Monday, June 13. CrjBtal Springs butter Is sold. A fresh of Hawaiian products n by way of Guam the samo day of lar. For summer reading nco Drown & other lines tho Lurllno. M. N. S. S. Kauai ports Nocau, stmr. suppl Just recoiled Tclephono 45. provided she should reach San rranrlscn Co. Ltd. A hrgo assortment rled nt Ballna Crtti estcrday. Tlio her arrlial, Jap.tn ports nnd Hongkong Korcn, San Francisco Logan, U. 8. A. T. The Omcc Supply Co. havo nil the quarantine early on Mondni of new books Just recoiled, also n steamer, nailed from Knanapall, her Honolulu P. M. S. 8. AT. latest equipment tor tho business of' - on May 22nd. morning. All visiting members of the shipment of reprint editions contain- last Island port of cill r , San Francisco Korea, P. M. 8. 8. nco. 'inolr prlrtB nnd tho quality qt A mcrsagc nro cordially Invited to Ing many new titles. WIRELESS received last THE FREIOHT list of tho steamer Order their goods cannot bo equalled by PA88ENQER8 ARRIVED I meetings local lodges 'Bull- - Ginger Alo Is In a class by1 owning from tho Pacific Mall liner Maunn Loa arriving from Komi nnd attend of oven the mainland dealers. PROBLEM Its self nnd nffer ono glass W,KorCi announces tho probable arrival Kau ports this moinlng Included 512 Per stmr. Mauna Loa from Kona. When making nnr plaits for thU ion rcalUe Its Iho class sou havo be ,ot " cs'"" nl 'I0""'""' 0".Mon?,a)r Backs It. A. C. Biigtr, 31G sacks cof- and Kau ports Cecil Drown, Miss Ma- Riitntncr'H (VIp bu sure to mako n note morning Tho Korea miles fee, Backs awn, 8 sacks ginger, 12 -j walling for. Ordcr.a case from tho waSlt It bel Wond, D. McCorrlston, A. Cockctt. prt-- Meet on the to bag:igo handled by tho steaming through 6G hao jour Fountain Soda Works. Phone 270. fr"m 8an Iranclsco pieces koa lumber, bunches banan- II. Mlkl, Mrs. W. Snvldgc, Judge IX. 2nd and Union Pacific Co, Tclephono I VITAL HERE 4th Transfer light northwest wlmh smootli seas as, 26 barrels peats, 33 hogs, 18 crntea Makahaputn, Miss L. Do Mello, F. L. Mondays of r8, and so mold nil worry In conncc Maria Dnls tbiough her attorncy.l . and nuo ml,i., chickens, 90 bales hides, 60 bale to Leslie, A. Msgulro. Mrs. Magtttrc, tt Lorrln Andrews, has presented n mo-- J. each month lion with Nr.NTy.glj. ,m8f(inqcrl,( 90 Bncks bacco and 206 packages sundries. O. O. tlon to the court for ftt'1(, J. 8mllh, F. 8. Knight, F. May at K. P. Hall The linen that n man wears with his Permlulon J. ()f , , Iimln,Hm, , nrR, Tho question of water supply on . THREE HUNDRED nnd fifty lonil dwell, Mrs. M. Olive Ira, Mrs. L. M. ccnlng clothes hIkiuM tho very fllo an amended comirnlnt In tho dl . , , . , ,hn 7:30 P. hau of oriental freight nro duo to nrrho at Hawnll entorcd largely In tho discus Schoen, Mrs. M. Grecnbaugh, Miss K. best flntvh this Is tho kind of vorco stilt brought against her bus and by (w mfm Nnv,Katon Honolulu by tho Pacific Mnll Inter- - slon nnd debato on tho Orgnnlc Act Hoffman, A. G. Howlngcr, Mrs. R. MARINE ENGINEERS' "' dnlsli given b the French Uutndry, utnu. l cter. Ivtenmer vessel has Wllbclmlna The mediate liner China. The vessel hai amendment. Moore. Mrs. T. B. Lyons, Mrs. E. R. KNEFiqtAL ASSA9IATI0H. cor-- 1 258 Ucrctanla street, to tho shirts and of Dancing d ciatiom The Hojnl Arademy been icportcd by wlre'ess which Yokohama and should ar-- , McCorky, A. -- sailed from Following nro views held by House Rlckard, Dr. W. F. J. ollars the) launder. Its second Session Ibis evening nmincei her probable nrrlval on next aiaiiy invite.. rivo nero on or nuot.t nxi uauiroay representatives on the subject. Wilson, A. N. Collins.. Dllllkens In coins and throne. nt did Fellows Ilnll corner King nnd Tuesday morning. - Tho China has cabin passenger acdom- . . .,, A,i. HARMONY 1. dollcys. LODGE. No. 3, 0. 0. F. Grass linen drawn work, Fort Btrcets. Inslructlon from 7 to 8 THE GERMAN Blilp Ticnen .. n. . I -- l ' IIIHIIIU"lli v.i.n iv,i-, PA88ENQER8 BOOKED I ' overy In tho Union nro blouses and tablo centers. Silk capes. Social from 8 to 10:30. 'mors, from Dromcn. with n largo cargo , . .!, """ . .. nnd State 'Z' M. Meets orcry Monday evening at & Sflns Co. Young to , pirtlclpato In theso Per P. S. 8. Siberia, for San Hawaii South Curio Friends nnd members Iniltcd. lof Diroiean mcrchandlso nnd supplies c. l'Of"'ltted 1 rm:THL FRENCH l.rk Joan Ilaptls 10 B. F. Dillingham 7:30 In I. O. O Hall, Fort Strcoc tapas, pot f w)pn ol BCt lo Hawa Francisco, Juno nulhling Tans, baskets, houIl nrrhc nt most any - bit At o'clock this. evening tho 'Inoll wiiu ctrKU iruui iuiviiruu irutiD in- ...... ,. . find wife. Miss Qulncy, Miss Knight, E. It. HENDUY, Bocretary. terj and brasses, outing hats. Tho Is out 138 day from )o compel ner w pay nn inu inuiiv member of Iho Roal School Alumni W "cl eluding Ixlth Is now out ono hundred two chil- H. n. McCOV, Noblo Grand. Somnbcnd, den It. Jttnl, niacin tin comes hero trt mwa mcr ,hcr0 hy Mrs. John Watcrhouso and Association will "glio nn entorlnln. "o German ort and nnd twenty onto da from tho last . . ' , ,,, ... All visiting brothers very cordlall) jero Jugcnd Austins? narh Mo- - lon,n '. nW dren, Mrs. Downey, Mrs. Hammond, J. clnett In K. Hall bene- - c nBency of "acKfeld nnd port. la reported n ment tho P. for Iho named Tho vessel ai Biggs wife, E. Bungay, M. Invltel, analua, 1G Mlutttcn von dcr Endsta-Ho- company,'1 law Is and ou compel those people and A. J. (It of their friends. Tbero will ho coming to Iho local agencyof II wife, S, M. Narusc, der oloklrlschen llthn; Ilcglnn IT 18 tho British In Hnwall to pay the wholo expense. Robertson and L' dance, plenty of refresh- EXPECTED tint MBCKlf-K- l V.IIIII 0AHU LODGE, No. 1, K. of P. Pre-und- music and una inilf. Fred Knlcht. L. P. Bouvlllaln. Wm,. um 10 Uhr Alio Mltglledcr und freighter Heathdenowlll , Tho gentleman from Minnesota (Mr. ments. turret decked PURSER FRIELE. of tho luter-lsl-- - Gcmclndo slttd frcuhdllch part Tawney) tnlks about tr)lng to do Burr. Miss Ma Burr, A. F. Austin- - dcr bo ready for sen by the latter Mnunn Loa reports tho Meots every first nnd third Fri- and Blcnmtr In ,,,, sugar Smith nnd wlfo, A. W. Patterson, Lt. lazti elngclndon DcuIbcIi EinngellBCh Justice Perry of the Supremo Court of next week. Tho steamer Is dls something tho of ifc day evening at 7:30 lu K. ot I'. Hall, following sugar nwnltlng shipment nt C. Ancrnni, M. Corps, It. L. Colburn. Lutheriecho Klrclie. has granted a writ of error petitioned n shipment of Australian coal (Continued on Page 10) eorner 'Fort and Bcrotunla. Visiting cmrRtK Windward ports of Hawaii: Ilonuaisi, tor Maul nnd for by Gcorgo E. Smithies nnd Stclla'nt ,ho nnllway wharf. Tho destination Per stmr. Claudlnc fc brothers cordially Invited to attend 5180: Ptmiluu, 5841; Honokna, 1200, ports, Juno 10 Rev, W. B. K. Cockctt In tho caso against John r BiCamCr not jot been dls-F- . Hawaii ' VM. JONES, C. C. tnP has Kukulhaclo, 400; Paauhati, 1100; DUNCAN Gomez, Mlsa Colburn nnd Jonah Kalanlanaolc, J FUNERAL Olsen, A. J. Gomez, Mrs. 1 PACIFIC MILL coso,i 2000; 6300. O. HEINE, K. It. a Sii-- Klikalau Olsen, Mrs. Hofgaard, Miss nnd tho case now rocs to tho I T,lri AMERICAN schooner Soquoli E. T. C. 8TEAMEU was re r, prcmo Court of tho United States. On THE Cascade Gibson, L. Robinson, Mrs. K. Burs'-nc- HONOLULU LODOE 010, 33. P. 0. E u now rcportCli n8 thirty ono das out ported discharging freight nt Hnnoknn April 30 tho Supremo Court affirmed HELD SUNDAY Bergcant Barry, H. M. Chandlor, a( i;rcknr wt, n shipment of lumber nt the limb tho Mnunn Loa called ut tho Judgment of the lower court. - Mrs. Junkln. M. Schtiltz, A. Ahu, M. Honolulu Lodgo No. C1C, I), r. U. TO INCREASE consKnc,i to II. Hackfeld and Com- t tnt utiit n.tillrt tn I Iminlltlll A- Keoln, It, Robinson. Elks, meots In hall, on Klnt; Thcro will bo nn examination hcld.'pany branch nt Hlln. L..ni m, - Duncan, the locnl food com tbclr ti, i. .hi... M. N. 8. S. Lurllne for Ban ' Street, near Tort, every Friday oven- - beginning Mbnrin, Juno 13th, nt 9 THE STEAMER Keatthoti has been riinff misstoncr, wnoso conumon was re- - Per Stockholders ot Pacific Sugar Mill ment of sugar and may bring a dock Francisco, June 13 Miss Roso Gibson, t: Ing. Visiting are cordlall) a. in. nt tho Central Grammar nnd tho placed on tho berth to sail for ported ns last evening by the . Brothers load of cattle. torlmis T-- aro called to nsscmblo In special - Mrs. Hashimoto, It. H. JWallin, Schools for thoso who ,m.n nnd Knual jKirts on Sunday af- I Invited to attend. IT WAS A LONG vo)age. mndo bv.Ilul e tin, died ut tho Queen's hos Bkcllcy, B. F. Da- meeting on tho 16th to pass upon an to High In Sep- - Miss Margaret Mrs. JAS. 1). DOUGHERTY, E. It. wish enter tho School ternbon nt four o'clock. tile- barkcntlno Hawnll which has Just pltnl last night. tho capital stock of tho No ono vidson, Mrs. J. O. Pnscoe, Miss Hanna GEO. T. KLUEGEL, Sec. Increnso ot tember. will bo admitted to nrrlvcd ut Mahukona, soventysovon was arfd except Mr. Duncnn a faithful Decker, Mrs. S Rhodes, Miss M. eompnny. these examinations, ho bo rec from Nowcastlo, N. S. out W.!'(ulltrou8 official nnd wns woll llkcd Rhodes, Miss ,E., Hamilton. , HAWAIIAN TKIDE, No. 1, 1. 0. R. M. As the Is understood nmong ommended by his last principal or PROMOTION MEETING . . matter with n shipment of coal consigned lo .. nmn ,n ,....,. ,vlth hlm the brokers, tho plnn Is to Increaso preceptor as being qualified to enter Hind. Rolph & Company AfftAia Avnrv flrat nml thlnl ThurfH tho examination for cntranco into tho Ho wns married about four jears ngo hiLcapltal stock of tho company from I very lllllo was uono nl tno meci-- I THE DEPARTURE nt Iho Mntson dayt of each month nt KnlghtttroF McKlnlcy High School. nnd leaves a wlfo and a mother. - 5i.05o to $7(10,000. Of tho $250,000 InK of tho Promotion Committee held Navigation chartered freighter Hyndcs p;imas Hall, visiting brotners cor- Up on Fort street In tho clubhouso of usual routlno Tho funeral of Mr. Duncnn will riffillv lnvlfrt.1 tn allnnil Increased capitalisation. $125,000 will jestcrday outside tho from Bcattlo, Is reported. Tho vessel of tho Knmehamchu Alumni AbsocI.i- - 0f btislncsn which cimo tip. sailed from tho Sound on last Wed- take, plnco from Masonic Tcmplo on P. HUiaiNS, Sachem. bo called In cash nnd tho remainder tlon, tho members of tho association Acting Secretary Cooper reports nesday and should nrrlvo here on or Sunday. E. V. TODD, of paid n Block dividend. AGAIN C. It. as and tho students of tho three schools (),nt inland peoplo aro mnklng moro about next Saturday. CUP rt ntt rlf1rAQd w rfT IT -- 4li Ho-len- wilt llnnn f ....1l.iU.. tn l.iirnnii THE ARRIVAL of Iho schooner e Wong Chco nnd his two companion HONOLULU AERIE 140. F. 0. E Tho Qulnn care occupied so much Z "".S" "T X. , IL H"! "i? ""V." . ..., Z"'"""""i""", ...u " Inr miormniiun inun .""",".!:pruiiuunij, unit nt tho port with a shipment of An Sing nnd Wong Lock Woro found ". iiiiui, -.- 1"' Meets on the 4th WED ;' ."VZ?. ' ") ; .m. .' lumber from Grays Harbor Is expected guilty by the Jury yesterday after Tomorrow morning at half-ra- ten t 2nd and hat a number rcases ' !' Music bo iw im cleared dancing. will ,y twenty-fiv- e NESDAY evenings ot each month ai for nro(.nei .i.thoso In charge dally. Tho vessel Is now out noon In tho Btnbblng affray at thu there will bo a four-ba- ll competition ncr till ftirturo dates. In- - ' furnished by tho school glco club tablo of tho Import of goods and brings cargo to tho Chlneso was 7:30 o'clock In K. of I. Hall, cornei Most 'of tho spectators at tho police) a das theater and tho former at tho Country Club, and as the ovent which Is ono of tho best In tho Islands, (0 tnc, territory has been complied agency of Allen nnd Robinson. eighteen Impris J.Ueietanla and Fort streets. jourt this morulng wont to sleep whllo sentenced lo months will bo In the nature or a qualifying As usual refreshments will bo served by Mr. Coopor and It will certainly Petition for discharging In bank onment, two thirty days. Visiting Eagles aro Invited to at ilghtfoot was talking. It was only the latter to contest for tho honor ot representing during the evening. All tho members provo 0f much aluo. ruptcy was granted John J. McOnlro TJio Jury went out Just beforo noon ieru vhen ho began to Insult a witness that, cordially the club In the Tom Morris trophy, W. It. RILEY. W. P. and friends aro Invited to was allowad by Jttdgo KobsrtBnn In nnd returned n verdict nt 3:30 In tho ho crowd took notice. AOR PAY thcro bo big bunch ot WM. C. McCOY, Sec. httend. i tho Federal court tlila morning. afternoon should a tho Consul wns Whllo tho British oiJ best golfers In the Territory present ho witness stand sestcrday In tno 'WM. McKINLEY LODGE 8, Tho men In four-ba- ll NO. caso nobody could havo been first eight tho K. OF P. lulnn llccr than nttorncy Llghtfoot, hut match will be named aa tho Hawaiian lawyer representatives In the world-famo- Meets every 2nd and 4th Saturda lth tho Consul nbscnt tho ho to competition, for which all the clubs lo. evening at 7.30 o'clock lu K. of P )ccamo o nbuslic. that had fflLflLKivLLlLLflL 4ttfteuLHfiLSiBH Hull, cor. Tort and Beretanln. Visit mvo a well deserved call down from the Unltod States ptay annually. Last jlng Mothers cordially Invited to ai 'roscdutor Brown. year Hawaii did remarkably well con- TV tleud. sidering everything and the local H A. TAYLOR, C. C. team finished halt way up the list R A. JACOBSON. K. It. B. This jear Harold Olffard will bo SAVED us he has attained his twenty-fift- h birthday. White, however, Is SIERRA'S REPORT not yet old enough to take part In tho ilorrlj trophy play. Tho following wlrclesn message hai AN Tho bus will run from tho end ot phecn rccclud by tho ugents from lite FftM thb Nuuanu car line to tho Country . S. 8. Sierra Club, und the members wilt havo no At Sen, June 9, 1910, 8 p in troublo tn reaching the links. En- 8. 8. Slorrn 480 miles from Hono tries for the tour-ba- ll match will close jlulu. StroiiR head winds Sen OPERAW at 10:30, and It Is hoped that the best Wcilhor clear liar 30 42 players of Oahu will bo on band so Temperature 70. as to have a chance of representing ByLydiaE-Pinkham'- Hawaii In the Tom Morris trophy. DOTS AND DASHES. s ... FONKIQN FORT Ti Compound Two moro entries havo been re Vegetable Friday, June 10. ceived for tho three miles race tha' B. Ify- - Louisville. St. "Lydla E. Pink. SEATTLE Sailed Juno 8: 8. la to bo pulled off nt tho Athletic tam'a Vegetable Compound has cer ados, for Honolulu. Park tomorrow and thcro urn nnw tainly none me a BALiNA'CRUZ Arrived Juno S: 8. 8. tnolvo men In the race II (lodfroy world of good and Arlzonan, from Kaanapall. n cannot It "and T. Benjamin nro tho pair whe I jpralse LEITH Sailed Juno 0: Ship llorzo enough. 1 suffered gin Honolulu (not us have nddod their numea lo tho list fromirregularitles, Cecllle, for dizziness, nervous- formorly reported). ness, nnd a severe YOKOHAMA Arrived Juno 10: 8. 8. Tho ctip which wna prcEcnted by E female trouble. Mongolia, hence May 30. ' O. Hull & Bona for tho School rham LvdlaE.Pinkbam'a BAN rtlANtJISCb Arrived Juno 10: pionslilp was handed over yoaterdtt) Vogotablo Com- 8ch. M, from Kahulul, May pound restored Turner, to- - Louis has 3. tho winners tho St Col mo to perfect lege nlno. Tho Grammar School health and kept me MAliuKONAArrlvcd Judo 9: Bktne loaguo also decided to Join tho Am- 2EfffjEM from the operating Hawaii, from Newcastle. 1 never be : ateur Union. Able. will without this 4 medlclno In the houso." Mrs. 8aji'l Defendant's bill of cobU 'amounting 0023 S ' .. Lle, Fourth tit, Louisville, Ky. ' ib J38.50 has been filed In tho Kale!-ah- l won tho champion Emll Klemmo Another Operation Avoided. caso tot- - iho Possession ot 11.536 ship of the Y. M. C. A., na refers ti Adrian, Ga. "I suffered untold .maaanamBMBMkM,MBMMaUla. - square feet bt land In Ewa in which employed hoys, laBt evening Ho do iilsery from female troubles, and my the Jury, found for Ihe defendant tho twe loctor said an operation was my only Bishop1 featcd Tlnkor 45 to 33 after Jhinco, and I dreaded tt almost as agalnet and Company, pluco In tin Repairs on all rnakes of Company of 'Port-inh- d playors.hud tied f. r first much as death. Lydla Y.. Plnkham's tnnhauscr Hal against regular hcrlcH. Vegetable Compound completely cured has discontinued Its edit ne without an operation.'' V, Ihe rccov-or- y Company I) boat Company U a Lena Cabrluha arid Company for I IKNllV, it t u. 3. of Bevoral hundred dollars db fctn A. Camp Very yesterday and the ncor TYPEWRITERS OFFICE SUPPLY CO., LTD. Thirty years of unparalleled sue an Invoice ot hats sold the defendants 4 Innings were need confirms the newer of Lydla was to 3; eleven esi E. severnl months ago, wns vuuipuuuu lo . led to decide tho gnmo, which i nuuimiira vt'xeitiuio tn Ihe brohght by L. E. 'Bilo Miro fennle diseases, The great vol- -' CASH REGISTERS 931 suit ircd hot ono from shirt to finish. line of unsolicited testimony constant-- ' Fort Street mon against Hddotuu Uapld 'Tfanslt The Honolulu Cricket Club wil y pouring In proves conclusively that nnd Land Company (he 'defendnht E. Plnkham's Vegetable Com- -' play a match wlth,Dniles & Co. tni iidla eompndy lias filed ah hnswt'l' lo tho mind Is a remarkable, remedy for those ADDING MACHINES . . , , s drin)lhg Iw from now. .Utresslng feminine Ills from which complaint oery nllefsntlon so many womou suitor. brought ngalrist ft. il 4 A .Ifr'Yin ii . '" ' . VlfeAlJJJA&ill J aji l&s fiympy'i" '"' "'" "", '"' yi wrmi'1""') " ' '"'"yffli'"!,,jvjff'wj- - y"5jpv7'' '""' w j5fT''-Tr-'T"ji-i--T" y- w '''tniM EVENING T. H., FR'DAT, JCNT3 0, 110. ' o msm wmmmmmmmmmimmmmmtnmKmmmmimmmmmmKmamammmmmmaeKmmmmmmymmm tmmm1mmimimmmmmmmamttBlmmmmmmm4 fls a BILL BUSTLfrS LETTER TO HIS FATHER

IVar Pi I'm wi IcntnpJ abaut Hie cin iralrr hrniern and ivi iliov nro niiu. Von will remember how wo used to always 'hmo a light with Mary the cook when nil) ono wanted a bith; wu would'nlwjtys havo lo bo out hnd tell her to hump up tho Are, ns wo wintcil nomo hot water. If two of list wanted to tnVp n bith. It meant to rim Iho wood rango nil Iho afternoon, he-i- t up tho wholo house and lieforo wo got throudi every bods was rroii Dill now, with one of thceo iipw pas wnlor heaters. .oi for Infants and Children. ran havo nil Ilia lint wnler n waul In ten minutes. The) !tBr ono Kind of water healer hero which I hoy call n Iliind. that all ou lmo to do In lo turn on tho water at Iho hot water faneet In Physicians Prescribe Castoria. tho Inth. sink or wanh howl, nnit It turns on the car which heats Iho water ASTORIA Wlhet with pronounced favor on, the purl of physicians, as-- lt avlmt C an fuRt runs. When nn off Ihe water II nhilta nil the r.nH It pharmaceutical sbctellei and medical authorities. Hit mod by phj stclaus works rn tine )nu would almost helleo II enuld Ihlnk. Willi results mmf, jratlfj ng. Tho MlindM moot CaitqrHls unquestionably the You rAn nexer renll7 what u luvtir. It tfi lo Iiiim Iml waer wheneer result ol thrco tacts: Jjflt, The inilhpAiliblo eWdeuce that It In harmless ; 2nd, jou want It. You dnn't"lme lo wall oxen a inlniilo. Then another Ihlup; That It not, only allay stomuch pains and quiets Ilia ncre, hut assimilates tho You Ret rlenn, frCHh water healed llinuicli nVoppor toll, while h the old food; 3rd, It ngreoable and perfect substltulu for caAtor oil. It Ifi absolutely way Iho holler Iri full nf Btnlo water, with all tho dht nnd ncdlnieut Milled safe. It docs not contain nny opium, morphine, or other narcotic and docs not In tho bottom. you. I' stupefy. It Is unlike Soothing Syrups, Ilalcman's Drops, Godfrey's Cordial, etc. I'll (ell I'a, I want ,nu, Mother nnd Hdna o como out here Wo This Is n good deal for a medical journal to Bay, Our duty, howorer, Is to expose will Ret one nf Ihoso pretty bmiR.ilovs nnd flx It all up with n cabinet Kan danger and record tho means of ad anclng health, Tho day for poisoning Inno- raiiRO, a Huiid wnttr healer nnd rcllox pan candiltcm. You see, wilh thin cent children through greed or Ignoranco ought to end. To our knowledge, Cas- new chandelier, nil jou bae lo do In to just pull n chain and all the llalitn toria Is a remedy, which produces coniposuro and health, by legulatiug tho ro on nt once. Wo will nlsn lmi a new bis porch llfiht on tho 1 mal so that system not byifctupeylng It and ourh;aders uro lintHlcd to the Information, wo can sit out there lit Iho oVenlnUH and read I'll tell oti, I'a ou will UalCi Journal think ou have found I'aradlso. nire oflltaUh. With low lllf.I, Tho gnnrnntccs genuine Icmitiiru of t&V? Vuntorlu "TonrCartorla'tanila Dnt In Id cta-- a lu mjr "I lute oir.1 your Cattcrla and found It an thlrt j jrr cf practice I on ity I ntm LarO found excell.nl remeily in xny household anl prlrato ujlLlng (hat to (Ulwl the place." I raetlcefor many yean. The formnlala excellent," Wnxim DsmoKT. ". D , H. J. Tair, U, D , ' Cltvcland, Ohio. Brooklyn, JJ. . "I JiaTou-c- d your Caatorfa In thacasaof my own "I find Tonr Qulorla to bo a standard family IN LOCAL RUSSIANS baby and find It pleaaam to take, and bare obtained remedy. It Is the lest thing for InfaoU and cMl. excellent tea jiii from In ne." 6Ycn 1 hav. ever known at.d I reconuneivl It. S. A. BcciuiMX.ViD., K. i:. WlLWO'l, M.D, lUdeliibii, Pa. Omaha, Neb. WASIHtfOTON', I). C , n recontly Import- " I take plcaanya In recommending TOnr Caitorla, "llaTlng daring the past rlx years prescrlbod yonr Juno Charging that tho ToaTlng recommended Jti uie In many Instances, and Castoria for infantllo stomach disorders, I moat ed liusalan laborerit In Hawaii wera beliiB lield In litmil peoniRO upon conaldcr It the bt laxaUvo that could be need, heartily commend Ita use, Tho formula Contain tho Biig.ir plantations, forced lo work at lecm than a IhhiR waco and bo. cipectaUj for children. nothing dilctcrloua to the moit dcllcateof cblldrto." liiB at Iho mercy of tho corporation manaRcrs, Samuel (lompors, presi- ItATniXKL K. Klio, M. D , 81 tio, J. I). Eixiott, M. I)., Jew York City. Irali, dent nf the Amerltan li'derntlon of Labor, today lodged .1 protest with Secretary of Commerce and l.ibor NaRel. Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria.v I Tho reported already heen charged c labor leader much that has yiri urK-In- c a In Use For Over 30 Years. aRalnst the Ilawnltan plantcm lu connection with the HiiHslan labor, that In .low of Iho fact that the tlnsshns had been brnucht Into this country In lolatlon of tho alien contract labor lawn, they should bo de ' ported nt Iho expeiwm of Iho planters ni d Iho latter should bo chnrged and tried for Die Illegal Importing nf the aliens. ill ""I m i i m Il El VM TAFT'S REBUFF TO HARRISON. 1 i UMUIflVnTr-iV- I tiiMn O tfntt inilnti nrileA.1 trim. coUo HeproonlatlP llurrlwm of Now Yiltk becmiho of the lutter'a crlt-- II ' 1-II- I r FRIDAY iciHiit or mm in cnnuwuuu uu un u uuuuor-rinrm- u iucmik"Uimi. 'V,?,fvWiiwr liWwJ I SPECIALS FOR fll... MHtla al immIi .tit I.m.1 nil Mta... t Al.t It. a rtA.tt.lnht aatl AltfatJ - HlJiri'lllHll.r llllliBi'u iiuii til in i;t-i-i iiiui I mi inni tnn- K.rfniiiM.nl Yt'lnLfii-lililiii- l lifiil n If nitl II ( ta.l 1 1 tnlalaml flifl I tl VAul I ITfl t Inil ; Itlj l'i"l tiivnviniiuin ti'iu iiniiiiii iw uimi'ini ii- - ii'ini mlltenniul CoiiKrc by lmcktlitltiR ono ot the loftorK in conncdlon with tho OlalB ihnrKCH nRnliiRt tho Socrotnry of Iho Intorlor. 4 LADIES' Flip: MULL SHIRTWAISTS Trimmed in I m I cluster tucks nnd lace. Regular price, $1.25 j spocial BIPLANE CRASHES INTO GRANDSTAND. w price. 956. I ItUPAl'IIST, Hungary, Juno U. I'rey, n Derman n.la(or, who was ' ' SHIMMER SILKS In stripes, checks and plaids, mercer- making a test hero In training for the great aviation meet to coinnienco lira ffl iaK&i" 'a8 hlB PI ized j 27 inches wide. Regular price, 30c. a yard; special, n week from Sunday, lost control of biplane today, tho machine 20c. a yard. dashing Into tho "grandstand among tho spectators gathered to watch Six women wero blplann Injured, two of ' WHITE CURTAIN SWISS In a big variety of patterns; his llfRht. struck by tho nnd '' large and small dots, floral designs, etc.; 30 inches wide. tho vUtlms ot tho accident being expected to die. an i I nil Wms 4 Regular price, 6 yards for $1; special," 9 yards for $1. CHILDREN'S HAND-PAINTE- LEATHER PURSES RESERVE CORPS FOR VETERANS. WASHINGTON, I). Juno . Having for Its object the federa- Very pretty. Special, 10c. each. C, tion of all military patriotic organizations throughout tho United States 'FANCY TUCKED YOKING 18 inches wide. r LACE for the liurposo nf forming n third line of defeneo3i(j-cnlledJi!tkhHfte- Regular prices, 50c. a special, 35o. ui nnd 60c. yard; 25c. and Iho regulnrs nnd Iho nillllln lu thu iiil of wm, llenntor Dlxiln'lir ,Mon-tn- a yard. I today Inlioduied u hill for Mm liunrporatlmi of war ,elcrnns Into n TRENCH WAISTING .rine Batiste, cmbioidcred in lesenc corps. champagne. Regular, $1.25 a yard; special. 50c. a yard. i a a i, a Cream, embroidered in black. Regular, $1.85 a yard; spe- RUSSIA BARS HAMMERSTEIN. 75c. well-know- n Clothes yard. Summer cial, a NEW YORK, Juno 9. Oscar Ha nmicrgtcln. tho theater h Soie, beau-.tif- houso owner, Iiub rofusod permission to visit A RARE BARGAIN Black Peau dc niai agdr and opera been In the cummer, when a fellow is especially fond of sncm'iing most of his time outdoors, to go to cngngo Kusulau dancerB quality. Regular price, $1.40 a yard; special price, $1 Itussla, vhere he wished k number of there is a lot of satisfaction to be Rained by having light and summery clothes. The ideal productions. Tho of legation to -- 0t a yard. for his American refusal tho Ittuslan clothes for summer are "BENJAMIN CLOTHES." They are rot only delightfully styled, but fssue Hnmmertcln a passport is bvlloed to bo based on tho fncthafho they are tailored in a manner which insures their Biyine; splendid service. T U Is a Jew. m aim i HEART FAILURE CAUSE OF AMERICANS DEATH. Htl SACHS' DRY GOODS CO. NAPLUS, Juno . tiio American reported Killed on vcsuwub as a result of tho recent seismic disturbance there Is Dr. Jules Simon of San hlMkbody fact that death was Corner Opposite Station rrancleco. An examination of niveau tho Clarion Fort and Beretania Streets Fire The duo to heart failure, and was hot duo to exti'iiuil causes, iih had bcuii at first thought. - HOUSE PASSES POSTAL SAVINGS BILL. i WASHINGTON. 1). C. June !). ,llv a niliiorlty of ninety-fou- r. voles. will tho Uouso today pissed tho nmendod postal bank bill, wftlch ? now go to conference commltteo, hutng already been passed lUiino ocu ate. Tho voto on tho measure stood 195 for aud 101 ugalnst, ' CLASSY BOYS' and 1 If It's Paint V Mfl AND YOU WANT A GOOD JOB, SEE ME TOM SHARP T.ATinTtF.ns 'J '.wnirm rtiip rtbawtit.ti .s!. WASHINGTON, I). C, Juno major of Cordova, Alfftka, Uim MEN'S CLOTHING cabled to tho authorltlcB hero for nuthorltj lo transport two '.hundred Montenegrin laborers, who aro Mrnnded In that northern town. 11 wonts --si Sharp SignS to bend tlitjm at public exuanso to Callfon.la or Seattle. jy A isa v ibi ai 1010 N. Y. STYLE. UNION-MAD- E SUITS arrived bv ARE SEEN.EVERYWHERE ' ' ELITE BUILDING MEXICO WILL ACCEPT ARBITRATION. 4 PHONE 397 , WASHINOJON, D. C. Juno !. Tho Mexican ambassador has last boat. Also, a complete line of tho Department of Stato that Mexico has' agreed to tho erius of 4 arbitration proposed by tho United States for tho settlement ot tho Clnra-U- ul SQUARE DEAL GUARANTEED HOSIERY ' lono controversy. J"d For Every' Hi Occasion ' "V YEE. CHAN & CO., Mothers ! Cor. King and Bethel v IN BUSINESS CIRCLES A KODAKS i front $5 up A large and complete stock 1 ' of the Famous such wide Inlliicnco nnd Iluslncivt mm at Honnliilii luno inoM'iiiinl nf MRS. Ib loiiteinplated, was KIN'GS again gonq "fiosltUely on ie"ord In horlcnis Import opposition to Congress tailing action nhhorrcut to tho better Judgment of BABY'S AND CHILDREN'S CAMERAS city. And SHOES In tho management of local nffulni tho business lendorH of tho well it might be. Tho tlmo may QUILTS In a might come under manner that ex- have just arrived. Bring the from $l up Interfer- como when they will welromo the SEE THE NEW DISPLAY IN OUR STORE WINDOWS tho head of underhanded Hall- Baby and show it this beau- . ence. tension of this law as tho Hjln peoplo they ttiould'do, but tiful line. tSte THE PRICES PER PIECE ARE: 75c, $1.00, 11.23, Tho McrchnntB' Assoc Intlnn, nt way My 't ho tho law aB'nmond-c- d r.XCLUSIVr! ?1.7S, !2 00, $3 00, ?4.50. ono of tho most inrRoly'''nttcnded that will iifior ALli NIJW AND tho present Congress l thor- STYLUS , A KODAK Multiplies meetings It him over held, oled al- b i V'-- Joys of oughly umlerslood, Its provUIons XA '"' iv ' ''"' ( the Life. most iiu.nttrtioiyily against tho pro- up In bearing on puyon 1 posal tho waters of Iho sized their SH to oxfeiul lo iiosslbly changed to suit - Territory of Hawaii tho prolslou dltlons and L.AH0Y, particular situations not mot with Regal Shoe Store NuuanuSt SUPPLY of tho Interstate commerce law, and HONOLULU PHOTp CO., III any part ot tho country contiol our transportation u nuno olhor KING AND BETHEL - llmo conies a goncrnl re- "Everything Photographic"- FORT ST., NEAR HOTEL lu tho country Is controllei. Whoii that tithcr quest business bodlca should It is seldom that tho Issuo hns from tho secure tho cxlet.slon, tlncc Iho pres been to clear cut ulld thu declarntlon ent umendmont has been uccomplUn-e- d of tho nierchni.ts more to the point b. MIYAMOTO ALL with ho llltlo elTort by porsons HAND WORK PRICES wholo hcltcno of plastering this low The working In becrct. Carpenter , ANSC0 ART GOODS Territory with o law that lua nuvcr Every article is handled with the greatest FILMS AND CAMERAS beon tried In nny othor part of fhu Contractor for Building. Stone, and care and the best of work done 1 fl FRAMING country, has never beon thoroughly Maliuka Site. Cement Work, Painting, Paperhang-ing-, discussed as to rdaptaVIIIty to our Hut the liuersiuto commerce mat Currey's, Ltd. YE ABTS AND CRAFTS SHOP lis FRENCH LAUNDRY needs, nor fully canvoBsod In any ter was not the only Jar the busluosg No. 1310 LILIHA ST., Cor. Kukui, 259 Beretania St. J. ABADIE. Prop. Fort below Kinp Street senso a3 should bo done when u Continued on Pace 4. Honolulu A J - . 'If f , a

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Plantation Stores and Merchants. The plantation store matter was Queen of Mexican Actresses E V E.NING BUL LETIN brought before tho Merchants' Asso- rpport of special Pe-ru-n- a. WEEKLY Published by BULLETIN ciation on the the DAILY and PUBLISHING CO, LTD. having the matter In Endorses At 120 King Street, Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, HOME FOR SALE committee charge. 1u.s report I given here- A Litter h tb Jt'na Drug Mg CenfiM) from thPopuSar Mexican Attrtn, Daily every day except Sunday. Weekly iisued on Tneiday of each week. with In full. Mr. CHve Davleo of Virginia FatrtgM, It Gtvtn BtKnu. Divles & Co., In addicting the as MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PBES9. co iatlon, made It clear,1 that the TRICE - $2000 Governor wan responsible for the or Wallace K. Parrlngton, Rdltor der to sell certain goods at cost, nnd SUBSCRIPTION BATES PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. ' pointed out whero somo plantation This property consists of(a mod. or company stores .were jrressary. bungalow, on line. The report of tho committee follows: UUL.L.KTIN era car UVIJININO WIIUKLY UULUBTIN Mrdern plumbing; finishing is in Honolulu, Juno 9, 1010. In 41 lei Sifc Moiilnt... ..,,, Month, injwhwe US...... 71 ...... fto wood. Lot contains about To tho Odlcers and Members of tho Om nywltiff In U.3 Pet iwhcicttiU.S . natural Qtittcr, .. 3.m Vr. ..' t.oo pear Merchants' Association of Ilono. Yr(ativhrtc in U.S. .... M.oo Pel Year anywhere n Camda., Kfln 10,000 square feet; alligator ti in u: tf Veal (KMtpftitl, lorriftn, ..... I J.imj Per Yea i t"titl, !ottjtu 3,oi trees, mango trees and orange trees were planted some vearvago and are Your rommltteo on trado and fl Artesian is se- mmco, having Interviewed ,n number CIRCULATION LAItGEST OF ANY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED now bearing. water cured in abundance and nt a nom- of Honolulu merchants and thoco Territory of in the Hawaii. inal rate from private artesian well It, nlnntntton rnnmatiles. has. 'after decided i - in adjoining lot. This bargain is careful, consideration, BdiLorial Rooms, 185 only for a short time. In in :i tin n sneclnl rcnort iinon the wl.) iness Office, - 256 recent nctlon of the Hawaiian Sugar In resolve entered at the fWottice at Hmtolum Planters' Association their u oecuod-clat- i rtiMtrt, to re ommend that the. stores owned I-t- d. by plantation companies soli, their Trent Trust Co., supplies ut cost. FRIDAY 'JUNE 10, 1910 Wo regret that the Independent merchants wero not allowed tho' op specialties are not wanted were n movement to throw tlio Tcr-(i- Federal portunity of expressing, views Woolleyl'tnia must go, constitute rltory "wide open" would also th?lr that upon the subject before such n de opinion Just he High Is the hest the concensus of public defeated. license i was mndo, reason tuat, solution. cision for tho In opinion, n system will not Our people stand by their own our such The Wireless to Immediate disadvan States," laws an opposed to thu words of Ten (10) Room only work tho "If we iillow the United and tage Independent stores, addressing who temporary of the but Bald Mr. Thurston In the State Governors for plantation proper by thel mer- political expediency declare for the WILL HELP YOU IN BUSINESS. also to the merchants. Why should not the House In or nt pomposity Prohibition law, while well knowing ultimate discontent tno plantation W chants have smiled the laborer, bv his- having Is being sold freely nnd OPEN SUNDAYS FROM 8 TO 10 no other of II? that lliiuor buy the planta lawlessly throughout their common- A. M. course than to from tion store. anything more needed to con wealths. Aso opposed to thoso olfl- - Is AVo submit as a wholq thaf, In' the Washington the people i clals, Hawaii's voters will sop- - vluce that KAIMUKI majority of cases a statement- tuat want site (port the position taken uy me rros-an- d trial enterprises go Into tho busi of Honolulu the Mahuku goods will be sold at cost would be bo happy till they get thujldnnt of the United States, when he ness of competing In the goneral won't misleading. Inasmuch us Indirect Miss Virginia Fabrtgas Heartily Approves As a Tonic, building? said: , merchandise trade' with Independent of feruna Modern and in Best of profits, such as commissions charged "Nothing Is more foolish, nothing j traders, the protest Is certain to find Condition' from San Francisco and lo:al Jtonaclmlcnto Theatre. Virginia Fabrcgas Co., City of Mexico. Mex. of the Muhukn site more utterly at variance with sound voice in business organizations and 4 If the enemies of plantation agen- To Tho Pcruna Drug Mfg. Co., Columbus, Ohio, U. H. A. confidence public policy than to enact a law Large Grounds (45,000 sq. possibly legislative halls. branches certain were looking for a vote of aggregate profit by Gentlemen Tour medicine, Peruns, having been recommended to me by Association, which, by reason of tho conditions ft.), Qrowjng Trees, Garden, cies, a handsome from the Merchants' tho time the goods arocnarged to tho J one of my friends in this city, 1 want to let yon know the splendid results t only see through eyes rurroundlng the community. Is Inca Chicken Corrals, etc. BUSINESS CIRCLES. they could It IN actual plantation store, against It hns produced for inc. As you will noderstand, a professional llfo, sucli rk of neck. pable of enforcement. addi- In the back their Entire grounds all fenced whose Invoice the cost is figured. mine, Is s heavy strain upon even the strongest constitution, and, In Such Instance Is sometimes pro- - (Continued from Pace 3.) my health was thrcatonod by symptoms of catarrh. and well Improved. The mere fact of any plantation tion, Prolilbltlonlsis, iii:forlinjt(j1)7jfnr. seutedby sumptuary laws, by which men of Honolulu got this week from look two bottles of your great remedy, Pcruna, turprhed at : ngency making tho statement that and wii ra own good, ipcnd Wofi-- the sale of In'oklrating liquors Is Price, $3500 the agents who work In secret. A Not only my disappear, their mdetyl their stores sell goods at cost is con the marvelous results. did catarrh but I felt an time studying ireuK laws wiai nave prohibited under penalty In localities , letter to President Wnldron of tho Increase In health and strength In my constitution such' as 1 have never sldercd unfair advertising, nnd nt the I ennnot praise your too highly nd ilinll great clgnnlly failed In other communities where the public sentiment of tho I Merchants' Association from Secr- felt before. remedy have present time would bo very to In recommending to all my friends in Kpanlsh i'gnois!. success lawg fram- Immcdlato community does not, nnd etary McClellan developed tho fact apt' pleasure it America. and the of out Independent, stores. "Yours very gratefully, Vlrglntal'abrcgis de Csrdons. by own citizens.. pot, sustain of that more tampering with the drive ed of, and for our will tlieenforcemcnt Bishop Trust Co., Ltd. con- law. fn such cases the leglsln- - Federal building site has been Wo find that the instructions ...... IIIIIMIII'IIIIIIIII the I veyed to plantation store managers relloTci catarrh, not only digestion, when the vital lorce alone The resolution passed bx Uio Mer-- J tliln Is usually tho result of agita BETHEL STREET done In 'secret. U seems that the PKRUNA wero In they should hdd effect upon the whole aro sufficient tq overcome the catarrh, chants' Association by such an over tion by peoplo In the country who Treasury Department hns decided effect that ten per cent, to the cost of tho vari system, but by eradicating the poison i'eruna not only but neutral- whelming vote expresses! (lie commu- aro determined to make their follow, that the "present site is not largo ous Items lnhumernted on tho of of catarrh. No better tonic than Pcruna izes tho catarrhal poison and cleanses nity so forcefully that, men citizens In the city better. The enough for tho building. It also list nc:essltlcs. which ten per cent, is was ever devised. the system from all taint. Among the )f Ordinary tense should enactment of tho law roines through attacks on tho good Intentions nnd appears that a confidential cablegram cases of effects notlcnnhlo U approximately tho'cost of operating In some chroma catarrh, all first when Pernna ;a few, of tho country representatives, who form rcputntlnn of worthy citizens, by the from Kuhlo to President Morgan of tono ed that "Government by Wo believe that is needed is to up tho system, taken sto belter appetite, better dlges' spedlhllimii'iind a majority of tho legislature; but paper that speaks or withholds Its the Chamber of Commerco resulted tho plantation stores. Hon, sleep. us," as exemplified In not Increase the appetite and improve the better Woolleylsms, can not prevail,!!! ,tho the enforcement of the law Is among utterance as Thurston orders. In tho Uoveruor obtaining an that these Instructions have been " literally out, they wero supply -- --''- 'the people who are generally oppos ,. Consequently, nearly every man tho money that would he carried for if The followinz wholesale dructrhts will the retail' trade: Territory of Hawaii. selling prices staples ed to Its enactment, and under sue., who listened to Mr. Thurston In de rcquliod to condemn the whole block tho for such BENSON, SMITH & CO., Honolulu , Hawaii. would havo been II appears that President Morgan circumstances the law Is a dead let- fense of himself felt that he had re through' to'l'ort street. All this had ub flour and rlco nt advanced instead of reduced; ns we of Chamber of Commerco was oh ter. This result Is tho great jargu-me- ceived a small doso of his own mod? b'en kept yvqulct Hint, the wholo It will have to coma in time, and above thebne and otje-hal- t per rent, the nro articles havo his way to San Francisco when the In favor of lorn! op- and found It n mighty hitter town was very much aroused on Informed that these when It dees come It will help to regular dividend will be paid out for always been sold nt considerably less recent Manuka site cables, nirtjl,'lji-ter- s tion, which Is really an instrumental-U- pill to swallow, learning the facts. There has been give us a better and moro Independ- water development1 and Improve- cost plus operating ex- were received. ThusT'otneY VHI-ce- for determining whether n law can Mr. Thurston, ns indicated by his so much jockeying qn this Fedmal than tho ent cluss of laborers." ments. Apparently somo definite It is made opor- - remarks and tho character of the pa. on penses. Bystem of col- movo been mado toward gaining w of tho Chamber . of, gqniinorco bo enforced hefoie silo business, and "men the We feci thntt tho has We Independent stores Wnl-ho- will to answer the ",cif!hitiun;ity;. per for which he has brfen responsi have, apparently been maklm; consider tho lection of plantation storo hills nt water from tho Walkuno, and le have groatest possible safeguard on public business this char- "In cases where tho rale of liquor ble, appears very much like tho small such boasts that the Federal building tho present In force Is In Itself nn un- weir sources for tho Oahu plan- why of prices being been carried on In can not be prohibited In fart, it Is boy, the bully, who goes about hat would "never go on the Mahuka against exhorbltant fair condition, nnd n system" Bhould tation Holds. acter should have or secret. - far better. to regulate and diminish ting everyone, besmirching his fel- site," that tho business men very charged for either necessaries be, devised whereby tho Independent Onomea hns sagged on account of the evil than to attempt to stamp it lows and making n braggart of him much doubt the good faith in Which luxuries. storca would tako no moro risk In Its crop haying been checked "liy cold, Do away with tho Independent, , . If Thurston is working so. consist, out. self generally, nnd then when his ns. tlieje propositions have been made. iiiuu uo wiu iiiuiiiiiiiuMruiiiy-'wruuii'r- jiuwuu;iii jthi'iu1 plantation storekeeper, collections ently for community welfare, why "Ily tho enactment of n drastic law soclates turn on htm and give him a A cablegram McClollan on Thurs- stores and the stores. Itural presents the extraordinary mar. nro to Bell goods does ho "my paper' to misrep nnd the to enforce It there is little of his own horse play, hq an day recommends Hint the business or- whoso Instructions Wo muka this report, and would gin of 20E bid and asked, Ho- - allow failure cases resent the vote' taken by tho Mer- Injpclrd Into the public mind the grily complains: "Aw, no fair. You ganizations should cable Chairman at cost, will In tho majority of recommend giving tho same as wido nokun has dropped to 18 bid nud laWB to be or mo was you ought build- loso tho ambition necessary to make possible, tho H- - chants' Association? With one or Idea that nre observed and chums and llartholdt of the House public publicity ns both for 18.25 asked. exceptions, not voting on violated according to the will of not to treat me that Way." ing grounds committee nnd nsk for proper and keen pur;hases, so that consideration of (he plantation In- two those consumer, the Interstate commerce resolution those affected. 1 need not Bay how And his friends? Why, one could moro money. Tho local people nre without competition the terests and for the laborers, who, Hut not all the stocks have fallen were persons not having a altogether pernicious such a loose almost dls.orn salt tears running to suspicious of such a move giving or. In this particular case, the labor- we consider, should safeguard their down. "Kwa Is sllU'very strong ut vnluor be whose firm was ropresonted'by an- theory Is." down the back of their ncckB, they nld to those determined to move the er, will eventually at a much futuro expenditures by fair patroi. 33.50 and 21.. Wnlalua hods at 134 '" greater disadvantage than, if they other. ' Hawaii's citizens will voto "No" to folt co badly about It, and wore so building site, that tho Merchants' As- ago of tho plantation nnd Indepcnd ind It Is generally credited In buslJ L - . v protect tho Territory from tho Prohi- anxious to hldo their sorrow. sociation voted that tho building had tho opportunity and satisfaction cut stores nllke throughout tho Ter- uess circles that this plantation will bition faico that Woolloylsm threat- be mado to fit tho site. of comparing prices as made at dif- ritory of Hawaii, Itespcctfully sub mike the best showing of any of PROHIBITIONISTS FOR LAWLESS- should ens. That report of tho Merchants' As When construction of tho building ferent sources of supply. milled, tho plantations this year. Its pYofltg NESS. sociation committee on tho planta begins and tho site Is thus establish- Furthermore, at this particular J. R. McINEKNY, to n very considerable extent will bo MR. THURSTON'S PRIVILEGE. tion stores probably is the signal for ed beyond a reasonable doubt, It Is time the consumers, or laborers, are GEO. O. to Improvement and devel- opening In people to gain a wrong Impression and div- Prohibition's organ persists In try- Hawaii what correspond probnblo that Honolulu will liable Members Committee on Trade opment of the plantation! Tho to the agitation against Congress an concerning tho Immediate effect of idend paid will be not more A, rising to mainland unlto In petitioning for Finance. probably ing to mako the people believe that Lorrlu Thurston, a y tho "company store." It may re- additional, appropriation for tho pur tho recent order, for the reason that ban twelve por cent., nn extra pos-ilbl- meeting the Issue of the plebiscite on July question of privilege at the main dormant for periods of various chase of (he. blocks facing on there hits simultaneously occurred a Stock Exchange; being given to stockholders in 2G is decision between the radical of the Merchants' Association, made length, but as lung as largo Indus street. Ut not till then. marked decline In several stnplo ar Stocks mid tho Stock Exchange July. piohlbltlonlsts ami vicious wlskoy two interesting statements. ticles, su:h as Hour, rice and alt have been very much In tho shade. dealers of tho Territory. He said he was very much the grain products; (lour, particularly The drop In Onomea and Oahu has Sugar Price. Tho same organ tried to mako tho Illto Hallway, ns he Is one of Its having declined at least 2C cents per attracted the' greatest attention. The The 'price of sugar has hold the business men of the community be- largest stockholders and tho presi- tack during the past month or bo, explanation of the Oahu drop Is that-th- 3.ime as far as centrifugals are con- lieve that tho laws of the country dent. In v.o way do we presume to Infer present crop Is running below cerned. Ileets have recorded almost should bo shaped according to the Ho also confessed for the first time Waterhouse Trust that the plantations havo not the what was expected, also that the Jnily variations, with a resumption Ideas of one of two contending trans- In open meeting that "the Adver right to have their own stores, but profits of the company over and of the upward tendency tho latter portation companies. tiser la my paper." For once he we do tako exception- - to the unfair part of the week. Kecent circulars nut tho people think differently. made only one effort to excuse the advertising which, if continued, can from the sugar centers report no new They think clearly, They understand utterances of his paper as being tho only result In a monopoly for certain uippllea that should opcrato to the Issues. They Intend to record result of someone whom he could not plantations. the market, but still the price '.55 their Judgment on the basis of com- control. , . Considering the subjectjln a very holds at a most remarkable disparity munity Interests, nnd that la what Hut ho felt very badly when his broad light we endorse the general jetween European beets and Cuban disconcerts tho Prohibitionists ns It old friends and acquaintances who line of thought expressed In tho fol- centrifugals. has dlscon-erte- every other Interest have known lilm so well for years Real Estate lowing article which appeared In the that has Btrlven secretly or openly to also got up In open meeting and call- FOR RENT: Parndleo of Pacific' last month: New Land Commission. raddle specialties and experiments ed a spado a spade. He spoke with Bedrooms. ''Tho plantation Interests of tho One of tho most Important acts of upon the community through Federal much heat when theso old frlonds, Manoa Valley . ., 3, $40 Islands would do well to Ustenio tho the Oovernor previous to' his depar- channels. ' ' who must know him best, could not Matlock Avenue ...... 2 25 voice of the merchant who advises ture for tho mainland was to solo it Prohibitionists claim with one understand why the man who was Matlock Avenue 3 them to drop not, only the plantation m a the members of the ',30 If you arc looking for no reasonable man very much Hllo Railway should Alexander GO patornnllsm pass on transac- breath that the Street 5 store system, but all the suitable gift for a lady, we that will nil land calms that Prohibition prohibits, and bo acting from such broad, humani- Lunalilo Street 25 that goes with It. It Is often said tions under the amended Organic Act. ....3 would call your to In the next they declare that Prohi- tarian, philanthropic motives. Nauanu Street 7 CO that the lowest rate of wages paid attention The commission is composed Of A. bition does prohibit sufllciently to Then he told how he had made FURNISHED: here about $22 per moiith, wo bo. our large stock of rich CUT W, Carter, y. A. Klnnoy, "Samuel C. satisfy their Ideas, and If their pro- his paper keep Its mouth shut on tho Manoa Valley ..,, 3 50 llevc amounts to $40 per month GLASS and ROOK CRYSTAL. Dwlght, Jacob F, llrown", Frank posals are not accepted tho whole Interstaio commerce lnw and' Its ap- Young Street 2 - 30 when it Is considered that the labor. We particularly mention our and Kichard Trent. Somehow community will bo given over to dlvo plication to tho Intor-Islau- d steam- given home of rent, freo I tho any era are free elegant line of VASES of all commission )ts iot. created keepers. N ship traffic. And he declared with FOR SALE: medP-n- l attendance, fuel, water, etc., srent nniau'ht cjfvcnthliJ.jl4ijtnfibul for beau- Now, the' common souse peoplo of vchomence: 1 am here becauso I'm to their sizes and shapes, and of to '" say. Improved and unimproved proner-t- y nnj a chance buy household lust what reasons is hard In- tho Territory of Hawaii have no hern nnd hnvn the "cutis" m sav design, . in Manoa, Biipplles'nt a plantation, store which tiful .. Perhaps Honolulu Is hard to satisfy. allowing I Kaimuki, Palolo and tention of a vlclotfjfjbrea'eh what I think,, or words to thotftffect. inside districts. virtuously refrains fromjstrlvlng fori A good many that the l of tho ordinary rules of law and "or- Thurston felt vory much hurt tlhat , big profits. It would ' bo bettor, In. In CUT GLASSe .handle Governor did not name J. W. Pratt, der, truo temperance, or respect for anyone should doubt the purity iinnd Hawkes' known! to be the- WANTED: tho long run, even ifntjflrst It meant it's former Land Commissioner, and the law, by adopting measures of sanctity of his motives. that the laborers got actually less, the best. 511110 feel that. Carter hus toounuch either tho radical Prohibitionists or And all of it' was very funny, in To buy a small house and lot in to give them tho $10 per month, or) landed Interests himself to mako him prob-abl- y good neighborhood. the dlvo keepers, nil of whom are on view of the fact that thore was whatever the figure Is, and, let thorn in entirely unprejudiced factor. an equality as ngents of lawlessness. not a man In the room whoso forage for themselves. If tho, dream There is pep thing rtbout lf,uhow-evc- r: Thoy will stand by tho laws that motives had not been attacked, or of a largo proportion pt citlzon la- thp Governor hns, gone outside have been developed by experlenco In whoso acts had not been deliberately borers working the plantations comes II. F. liembers of the charmed circle that Hawaii as best adapted to our con. misrepresented, by tho mouthplo:o' true, this will have to ho dono, fori Wichman havo passed around Important com- dltlonB, nnd most readily responsive that Thurston epoko of as "My the paternal system under which missions for the last generation' In a want, I...... I. I nl ' to what tho peoplo as a whole paper." piUIUUllUIIB UIU I1UW tUtlUUttCW...! IS - & Co.. Ltd., Tort of Bt'ylo. "Government by a few of us" hns Not a man heard Thurston's com- ways obnoxious to Americans. There consistently heert Invariably and plaint against the manner of his Waterhouse may be, nnd probably are, niuny dlf- -' LEADING JEWELERS THE OCEANIQ steamihlp Sierra tho pos- Trust turned down by tho citizens of treatment who has not, scon and tlcultlcs In the way of bringing about FORT STREET reported by wireless last night at n (Territory of Hawaii, and. Prohibition sibly bepn.thejlctlm of, the harsh- the c.hange. Possibly It Is not now llstnnco of 4n miles from tho' port, ' coniesVuridor'that-heading- . "n'nd w If there est, most ''inexcusable, 'piratical Fort and Merchant Streets practicable with all tho laborers, Hut sailing through strong hoad wlnd-- t and h . moderate seas.

.&& iitt$& " " ' lUf HHsF"" 4 ' , V BVENIHO BOLf.BTlH. HONOMJLTT. H PR1BAY, Jl'MB 19, 1J1C Alfred D. Cooper sssssBsW LOCAL AND GENERAL CAKE of Ivory .sStw Hawaiian Stocks and Bonds Soap weighs BoiiQht and Sold A new supply of the huge nickel Al. nearly as much 307- - JUDD BUILDING pads has jast come in. Two hun- five of "toilet" I Telephone 489 P. 0. Box 307 dred shuts for cents, at the as three cakes iSf Bulletin office. soap. Mw i Ivory Soap costs less Wm. Williamson, Anioi (4 ht hour l.enls' llalili-- Willie Linen nn I Wash PatnfitiN nt than a cent an ounce. i A Millni ft MnAli. M iasssV EsHssats m "Toilet" soaps cost 10, Spirlal prlcn noxt week (in !) 11 Stuck and Bond Broker, oatlc floods nt Junlnno 25 or even 50 cents a-- i 7 Seated Auto for lilrt? Plione 109 83 HXECEANT IT. Jamca Ilakpr. Young Hotrl stand cake from 5 to 25 times ' Phono 0 and auk for Manuel Rlcliarl as much as Ivory. y "WOVE Bit P 0 BOX whin J nn want nn auloinolillo Sevon ' Ivory Soap is made of kJGL fvatvil Clialm'r-I'trol- t ht model ' i as good materials as the i A few of the Kam'H long cllatmic Honolulu Stock Exchange runiiPiB Intend to take part In thu best toilet soaps; and of j three mllea race to li held Situr-- infinitely better materi- - I'rliHy, June in. day. Hno )ou handed In your piorn als than most toilet soap3. NAMK OF STOCK. on the Ilrown & Lon Co Prize Con (lino MERCANTILE tent? Remember the la limited. Illil Asked Three cimh prizes, four hundred bonk C.Oiawer A O Ivory Soap ' - 8UCIAK prl7es. The overwhelming prefer- Call eIiow roomq get Kwa 1'lautntlon Co 13V .14 a, the nnd "' Kvery-thin- 994ioo Per Cent. Pure ence for the HAN AN Shoe 1 Ilnwnlliiu Agrlc. Co .... J jo twenty live Orecn Stumus free I Haw. Com, & i'ug Co. . . .In the show room Is free for - llnwnllHii Sun-irC- ..... em Stamps. Call today any day. among men should be con- Suga Co. Oretn or I Ilonomu IW Go oppoalto Klre vincing evidence of ilicir merit. Universal HonokaiiHugir Co lloretanla S.nllon. V IN Mr. Lloyd, who Is " llHlku Sugar with Mr Atkln popularity is not won without reason. The Co 511 2 M m Hutchinson Sugar Pl.inL . Ron as secretary, writes that ho will L new Fall and Winter styles just received M Kuliuku Plantation Cu. ., 34 probably return to Hawaii In July k are unusually attractive. M Kkr.hu Gugar Co 101 410 It Is understood from that that Mr RECITAL Kolua Sugar Co 150 1GJ Atkinson will also rttiirn at (ho snmo McBryde Sugar Co 0 6',i time. Oahu Sugar Co SHOE STORE M "2 ii'f It Is stated that the wall telephones CofjrrlH lUrt ictilfnil & Mill VM'INERNY Onomeu Sugar Co. .."..... 41 M IIV V' Olaa Sugar Cc Ltd S for the automatic aenlco will he here Sole Agents Fort above &SxlW OlowaltiCo .,... by tho end of this month They should Paauhau Suga' Plant. Cr. 214 U7 j?l-- 2 liao been here In February A thou Pacific Sugar Mill 100 sand desk phoncH arc now htru ready Mrs. Carrie Jacobs-Bon- d money is easy if Pala Plantation Co 150 for placing. Popoekeo Sugar Co COUNTING Mimbcrs of Hawaii Chapter No 1, Pioneer Mill Co 114 2I7H I Wnlu'uu Agrlc Co Order of Kamehamcha. nro recinitcil you it to count. If Hi 134 (it ' " Willukii iigm-C- no to be present Odd Fellows' Build- clothes-mone-y Walmanalo Sugar Co ... :6b ing, Sunday, 10 O'clock, for the pur-ion- e Of Her Own Compositions, at you count your . ... ,.... " Z Walmea Sugar Mill Co. . . 130 of attending tho church services , ine warm wcameri MI8CKM.AN1EOU8 at Kawalahuo Church St. Andrew's Parish carefully you'll spend it here for WHEN IN NEED OF Inter-Inlan- d N Steam Co 1221.2 Tho fast disappearing beach ex- Hnwnllan ElictrlcCo. ... loo our will soon be with us, and yon will' Hon. R.T. &ti Co.. Pref. . io tending along Wnlklkl Is causing House want a change to the Hon. R T. & I, Co Com. 105 some considerable anxiety to those Mutual Teloubunt Co. . . 14 M "S living In tho vlclnlO and In tho large FRIDAY EVENINO, JUNE 17 Nohlkti iluboei Co., beach hotels. An application to Mirs At 8:15 Paid up ton Campbell for some sort of relief Paper Nahlku ftubboi Co.. Ass. Hart Schaffner & Marx has born made. Hills or Oahu R. L Ho .... 14) I 2 Hllo R. R. Co. Pfd TICKETS .$1.00 HlloR. n.co 12I 2 of any description Hon. R. &M Co On Sale at Bergstrom Music clothes; you'll have, more money Seashore Hawaiian PliiHapnl" Cn 301-- 2 WANTS Store TanJong Olok R Cn. n I up 4 410 do do nss. Gu p to count at the end of the year. loca- Phone LOST. H. YOSIIINAOA I can show von some choice BONDS all-wo- ol tions. IIaw.Tnr.4X 'FlmCI) . loo Emma Street, above Bcretania The quality is real 103 A bunch of keys, between Monna and HONOLULU'S LARGEST Hav.Ter.U Hotel street. Tinder will bo re- liaw.Tcr.4V4X ...... ICO Tew BICYCLES arrived for racinc economy; and .'the.'correct' style Make Your Choice Now ICO warded by returning same to llul-letl- u !luw Tor Oit and general use. Prices, $25 up to Huw.Ter.3V4 ICO otllce. 4C12-0- 1 m PAPER HOUSE Cal. Root Sug. ft Iter. Co t, 100 35, without brakes. Repairing and and perfect 'tailoring pay you. Haraakm Pitch Co, done neatly. Upior Ditch 6a 104"'" They're profitable "clothes for the Haw. Irr.Cc. 6815 ')( NEW TODAY Cs . . . . wTPratt AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- I'aw. Irrgtn. Co.. . ioj.i,' Billikens wearer. Hnw. Com. b Sug. Co. 5 105 J. PAPER & SUPPLY LTD. CO.. Hllo H, RCo. laaua 190 " 100V ROYAL ACADEMY OF DANCING 98 Queen HlloR.R.Co.Cnn.B ... 99 In Coins and . P. O. Box 451 i 125 Merchant St. Fort and Streets HunokaaSugui Co. 6 .. ODD HALL rnLLOWS' AllVf G iSiv ' Tl Thrones. Suits. $20, to $35 Phones G02 and 1367 lion. R.T. &I..00. ... Instruction from 7 to 8 o'clock GEO. G. GUDLD " Manager ICnual Py. Co. Ss Post Cards. Kobala Dltcb Co 6s lot Social from 8 to 10:30 o'clock Grass Linen MrDrydo i:vi:iiy rmuAY uvkninu Overcoats;"$T6'.50 to $35 Muzzling a Monster Sugar Co Rt . . ;8 00 Doylies, ... . .,ii i npliuR. ijy 101 ft uco I02 4 For Tuition, Apply at Hall Tnolc Centers, Oahu Sugar Co E 101 Silk Blouses, THE EXCITING STORY OF HOW Olaa Sugar Co t 04 V 941-- 2 MEETING NOTICE. CALIFORNIA'S MOST FAMOUS OIL PACIFIC SURETY Pae. Su. Mill Co Cb .... 101 lBILLIKENr Canes, etc. SPOUTEIt WAS CAPTURED. AFTER PlonefrMiHCo.6 103 Special Meeting of Stockholders of HAWAII & Agrln. 5 101 A TERRIFIC STRUGGLE. IS FREE COMPANY Walalnn Co . ' Pacific Sugar Mill. SOUTH SEAS This . sjtorcj. i" tlfc, liums of CURIO CO. TO YOU FOR THE ASKING. K, TV Ut,s Lm, rww Haft SeiiafTnerv,& Marx clothes Fortunes have been made and for- Notlco la hereby glvon thnt a spe Hi 4W J ln Oii Young Building tunes will continue to be made from ACCIDENT 3ALK8 lUtweon Hoards: 2S Hllo cial meeting of tho stockholders of lly. S12 S1000 Hllo Ity. investments in the shares of the CASUALTY Com, 25; Com. the l'aclllc Sugar Mill will he held S102.TG; J 1000 Cb, JDD; S1000 California Oil companies. LIABILITY McUndo on Thursday, the ICtli day if June, J V McUryde Cs, $93; 100 Oahu Sug. CoH We can offer you BURGLARY Insurance 1910, at 10 o'clock a. in., nt tho ofilce S33S0; S Oahu Sug. Co, S33 50, 25 ' oil shares with a (pre at future in the PLATE GLASS of K. A. Schnefer & Co, Ltd., Mono, Oahu Sug. Co, S33 50; SO Oihu Sug VENTURA OIL DEVELOPMENT BOND lulu, T. 11., for llm purpose of taking New Co. $33 50; 15'Onlm Sug. Co, $33 50; r CO., at 12V6 CENTS per share, for steps necessary to obtain an amend- 20 Sug 175 Silva's Oalm $3150; Toggery Co, l'aau one week, when we expect the ment to the charter of the oninp.ni. that hnii, $:7.50; 100 Kwa $34; 60 Wala-lua- , price will be advanced. This is lly.order of tho president. a Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd. $133, 1C IMoneer, $215; 1G PJcmeer LIMITED OPPORTUNITY to buy J, W. WALDHON, Ankle Strap BARE Rood 10 P.ontir, $315; 15 Haw. Sug. DO $m Secrotary, Pacific Sugar Mill. stock at the ground.floor price. Agents 30 20 Hono-ka- Co, $59; Honokaa. $18; Dated, Honolulu, June 8, 1910, Elks' Building, King Street NOT NEGLECT to avail yourself of $18; 6 Hutchinson, $18; 6 Hutch- 4G42 June 10. 13, 14, IS. THIS OPPORTUNITY. Buy your inson, $17.8714. ? ? now benefit by rise. Pumps shares and the NOTICIJ No cession , tomorrow, MEETINO NOTICE. Juno 11, 1910 Kamchameha Day. R. STBAUCH, Agent P. E. DIVIDENDS June 10, 1910: l'aau-Iiu- n Special Meeting of Stockholders of Mortgage & Loan Co, Lincoln 20c share; Wnlluku, $3 share; Pacific Sugar Mill. Waitv Building 74 S. Kin? St. Hutchluron 15c shnie. Notice Is hereby glcn that u spe- Latest sugar quotation 4.255 cents, cial melting of the stockholders of or $85.10 per ton. the I'jclflc Sugar Mill will bo held PROTECT on Thursday, tho ICtli day of Juno, 923 TOST STREET 1910, at 10 o'c oik a. m at the offlco YOUR of T. A. Schnefer & Co , Ltd., Hono- Sipr, 4.255 Cts lulu, T. II., for the purpose of con AUDIT COMPANY OF sidering an Increase In the capital FUTURE Btofk or sild Paclfl: Sugar MID. Beets, 6 d Ily order of the president. J4s J, W. WALDHON. FOR CHILDREN The best protection for the HAWAII HOW Secretary Pacific Sugar Mill. 'future is a fund that can be Made in Patent Colt and on will. A savings HEimV WATERUOUSE CO. Dated. Honolulu, June 8, 1910. drawn at M!M Gun Metal Kid. account provides that fund. 924 STREET 4042 Juno 10, 13, 14, 15. BETHEL Mmbra Honolulu Mock na Bono Can a Man Be a Pessimist Start one at once, We will Exchno The Comfortable Shapes help you save. P. 0. Box C4Q ' Telephone 708 PORT ANU MERCHANT 8T8 and Pretty Styles they come TELEPMONE rt in, cs well as the Long Ser- If He's Ever Tasted I- they give, make them 4 -2 per. cent vice Conducts all classes of Audits and Baseball Investigations, POPULAR Interest paid on earnings. One and furnishes Reports Harry Armitage dollar will do to open an ac- on all kinds of financial work. Stock, and Bond Broker HONOLULU ATHLETIC PARK Misses' Sizes $2.50 count, (12 to 2) Member of Honolulu Stock and SUNDAY, JUNK 12, 1010 Uond Exchange Sugotstions given simplifying Child's Sizes.. . . P.00 .Bank of Hawaii, for Campbell Block, Merchant Street (8H to 11) or systematizing office work. All U. S. MARINE CORPS vs. P. A. C. LIMITED business confidential. J. A. C, vs, P. A. C. Rainier ft- - Capital and Surplus: Roth & Giffard $1,000,000 MARTIN GRUNE, Admission 25c, 15c. and 10c. Manufacturers' V STOCK AND BOND BROKERS Members Honolulu Stock and Bond SPECIAL SERDZS 12 GAMES Co. P. H. BURNETTE REAL ESTATE AGENCY Shoe Ltd. Exchange WASEDA UNIVERSITY Com'r. of Deeds for California hji) 848 KAAHUMANU STREET i 1051 FORT New York; NOTARY PUBLIC, vs. The Beer That Orant Marriage Licenses; Drawi B3 Merchant Street Telephone 780 STOCKS AND BONDS Mortgages. Deeds, Bills of Sale OAHU LEAGUE AND Leases. Wills. Eta Attorney for th An auto, running on tho wioug side pi'trict Courts 79 MERCHANT 8T Stop Paying Rent Trent Trust Co., of tho strict on llerrtanla aenue SUITS THE PEOPLE! Season Commencing July m FnvnT.TTT.Ui PHONF'ain Limited 3, 1010 jexturdny, emiuhed Into blcjc'e on See the MEMBER HONOLULU STOCK AND making a sharp turn to a side street BOND EXCHANGE blko was demolished, tho Inter Island and O It, & I, shipping HAWAIIAN REALTY CO, The rider Ilox Season Tickets ut tho only himself by a quick Jump P'Hiks for sate at the n 1 o tin Phone 551 Merchant St Plan for salng Q Drug Co, from lilku. office, 50c each. I $500 to $15,0C0 BULLETIN ADS PAY-- Chambers the

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County of Knnal to etoso nil retail the ovent Hint n majority of Hie itt HAWAII'S LICENSING LAW Isteied voters In n prcetiit Bliall oi I Tlio enactment of Oils law by tlio Ihiso tlio lasiinnco of a llcoiisf. Legislature wan considered a mllo-jiton- o Tho section and- - clejrl' In the progress toward efficient guards against the placing of tho ml DECLARED BEST ENACTED and cqultablo liquor legislation. of liquor In any portion of tho cam After thorough discussion by tlio muntty where tho pcoplo volco their Senato and House of Representatives opposition ns plainly provided by the ' : pres- m i' of tho Leginlaturo of 1007. tlio law. , jlho Idea of prohibition, as advocated amnio of an oHlclcnt control of tlio ent law was passed. Tlio bill was Tho section that gives- tho people jt uy woniivy and nis lonowrre, is uquur iramc, iiimifuiaiciy responsive drafted by representative men of tho this right nnd makes it obligatory - n voto cast In support or tlio exist- to public Hcntlnicnt. community suit-- I , ... find innnv- of thn upon tho Board of Llcenso CommU-- '' Ing law. In addition to lemtln: its.u io mo BClll0ng mn,i ,y c! o. nallentyno, sinners to rofuso a llcenso when tli EVIDENT MERITS OF unrestricted control of thu Halo of then of tho League, weru Is mndo, rends ua follows: J liquor, lirotvst THE EXISTING .LAW the law is a ready velilclo for - 'Incorporated In tho .law- Those who Section 24. Upon tho day of .This law, by tlio 1007 Lagft- - .(hi) suppression of thu saloon passed absolute sioou sponsor lor ino "in in mo ' healing, or any adjournment ro of Hawaii, iiossosscs such self- - If the Dourd of License Commission- - W. O. iBlaturo Includod Senator Smith thereof, -- 1 tho Board shall consider V 'evident everywacro ors so wllis. This power has been Mott-Smit- merits that It and Senator HayBclden. E, A. said application and any protests considered to bo a remarkable ex- - used by the Commissioners of tlio now Secretary of tho Terri- or objection to tho granting there- tory and acting Governor, nlso played of, nnd hear tho parties in inter-- an activo part In drafting tho statute. est and shall within ten days 1911 PACKARD "THIRTY" RUNABOUT Tho Board of IJcenso Commission- thereafter glvo Its decision grant- Standard Equipment Includes Top PROHIBITIONIST ers for tho County of Oahu consist of ing or refusing such application. Clarcnco Cooke, chairman; Alfred Provided) that It a majority of tho Castle, Norman Wntklns, Hugh Craig registered voters for such pre- INCONSISTENCIES and Carlos Long. cinct tdinll huva duly fllcd or COMMISSIONERS caused to bu fllcd their protests DECISION FINAL against tho granting or ronowal "This law is the best liquor licensing law Each Hoard of tho cpmU0B,'i possess of tho llcenso applied for, or, if It equal power. Th absolute' dlscro-tlonar- y shall bo made ta nppcnr to tho that has ever been passed by any State or control thit Io lycstdd' in tho board by any protester that tho Commissioners Is' bcstlshown'by Sec- necessary written consent of Territory of the Union." tion 4 of the ox'lstlnB'lawrwThU boo-Ho-n property holders hns not been provides, as' follows1: " fairly obtained and filed ns re- Statement of J. 0, Wooller. Section' 4. 'Each' Hoard, within quired and intended by this act, f M Us owtiHcountyVi'shull liavo tho or If thoro appear any other dis- " net, tho FT .. t . f t 1 1 solo power,1 authority and discre- qualification umlor this MOTOR CARS "Ana it turtner declares tnat the impor- tion to -- grant, refuse, suspend-revoke- ; application shall bo refused. tation of vinous rgulato and control II- -' GROUNDS FOR LEGAL intoxicating spirituous and censes to sell Intoxicating liquors ACTION PROVIDED "SbT aik yi3r such' county, subject only to Tho oxlstlng liquor- law not only1 &3I nu MAN CJ ( In yluiitJcpvNilNr malt liquors into this Territory, for effectlvo ac- ,U ONt,--- h except ; tho limitations and fUrc'cttons In provides for quick nnd this act contained. Tho cxcrclso tion against tho liquor seller who fwmedictnal or scientific purposes should be pro- - may bo of' tho power, authority nnd ills-- 1 breaks tho regulations that by Congress." crctlon by thin cct vested In tho prescilbcd by the Hoards of Llcenso inhibited Board shall ho final In each ease, Commissioners, but It nctunlly pro 1'lnnk In the I'rohlMllon l'liilform, and shall not bo lovlewnblo by or vides for legal action against tho cits- - I'riimulituliil May 2Jlh. nppoalabla to any court or trib- iienser or liquor to n person wim no- I Ty unal. roines Intoxicated. A section goes to Iho extent of J'ffc of Iho Inw was written This This section n person who lias to give Iho Board of Iilcenso Commis- specifying that 19.11 "What is proposed is not to lay the hand wholo In part" unquestioned power for tho furnished liquor "In or NEW STYLES sioners which person becomo In- 'enforcement of their will. They are upon n has or the law upon people and prevent them cnu bo proceeded against .empowered to rovoko a license prac toxicated Complctt; Hrfe of cars with torc-doo- ri tically causo If thoy consider for damages. taking liquor but sirtiply to give them protcc- - without - M:y,: bodies. One quality; ipizes the It In tho public eiraro and tncy are Tho section further provides that If ii- jwo (tion againsti.the temptation irom open Jiauor answerable to no ono but themselves. tho Judgment Is not satisfied within Packard and the "Packard It Is presumed tho typo of men who thirty days tho Jlccn'so shall bo re- ' "Eighteen" Town Car. traffic in their midst'.-"- i have been appointed by Oovernor voked by tho' Board. - iPrear to ho Llcenso Commissioners for Tho section In full Is as follows: '?- ,'(J. Wnolley nt Kunnlahiio ('liurcli ' Clbse-Couple'- ; tho county of Oahu and tho other caun-'tic- s Section C3. A husband, wlfo, Touring Car d. ; May -- 0th. as well aro us able to Judga the child, parent, guardlun, employer, Runabout Coupe Phaetoli JV community needs aa Is Mr. Woolloy. or other person, or tho legal rep- LOCAL OPTION resentative of such person who "' i Limousine Landau let "And if he (the purist) really requires FEATURE STRONG shall have been twice convicted p v : ; Practically the only mandatory pro of drunkenness or In conscqucnco Early deliveries. Limited allotment. him-wil- lcohblj!thc ship that brings l not lack vision that appearB In the law that of tho Intoxication of such u per- We are now taking orders. Complete w. i is binding upon' tlio iKiuriis of i.icuimu son so convicted, may bring eith- Ja' full Supply; and in the lavish hospitality that commissioners Is directed ngUnsttlio er a Joint action against tho per- information and catalogue on request. son Intoxlcnted, and tho porson or me ne is protester against the issuance of persons that furnished tlio liquor (maKcs isianas lamous aosoiuteiy saieIcn &, a license. This covers tlio ftrong 10-- and thereby In wholo or In part ff'f i ,trpm alcoholic drought. ral npt0 fcntlir0 timt is included m caused such Intoxication, or a Von Hanmi.-Youn- g Co., Ltd. uctlon ngaliiBt oltbor or -- J. (J Woolley, Kibruary lllh, before U. S. Senntc t'ominllleo Section .4. iVlmiil. In ' section 'a provlilcil that uny of thom. A married woman Solo Agents 'I .... i,.rii n uU itlr.. 't k"1 l'..rn , bo refused" In application shall , (Continued on Page ?.). . ( .

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EVENING ntlLLETIN, HONOLULU. T, ., FRIDAY, JUNE 10, lflio. - ifciJMpa.JMP-iM4- M ntTM- 11,1' Bargains Domestic Departm't x: . i r&jr -- . Special lo&itfmeftts to Householders for i lemperancew I .' k..l Week Cotofnericing Monday, June 13th (riot total abstinence) is Bedspreads, Sheets, Towels, Linens, coming as a natural result Damask, etc. K of education. The use of ftftEATLY UNDERPRICED Force, such as an attemjpt at HEMMED SHEETS, READY FOR USE 81x90 at 60c, 75c and $1 ; 25 per cent- - under regular prices prohibition has its "Bkck:: 90x90 Sheets, $1.25 regular; Special Next Week, $1 , BEDSPREAD, REMARKABLE VALUE . ,.-- w&sh," Which At $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2, $2.25, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4, $5, $7:50 M leaves a worse l-2- PILLOW SLHJS, 42x36: 10c, 12 c 15c, 20c, 25c ; . ? condition than before. Blit TURKISH TOWELS, 75c $1, 15, $1.75, $2, $2.50 to $5 dozen. aPe TABLE DAMAS!K,'35c, 50c, 75c, K $1-25- , $1.50 the results oF education lOObozenOdfi Lots in TABLE NAPKINS, Special Prides' for Next beneficial and lastirig. Week's Sale of Domestic Goods. 1 All Goods laid out on the tables marked in plain figures. ' ' It will pay well to attend this sale. . fe ,g , 'at 9 ST 3 It i'x ; ..' JORDAN'S ' -- s ...n.' si.li s ;s33i.sri;?.rii . ,. ?fc HAWAII'S LICENSING LAW. stipulated. planation is not satisfactorythen tho the penalties prescribed by law for bf every Judge nnd District Mag- pector Is not handicapped by tbcInK' li'Saltx" that fiiay ba Imposed upon tho This actlbtp'td bb istrate beforo whom ii person Is compelled to him tlfcJv Is . , section provides: taken tho rescinding r such offense. secure the samples vendor if impuro liquor nnd . '!, (Continued from Vigt B) Section 04 Any wife, daughter,' suspension bf the Jlcbhso rests 'cntllv-l- These are nil far reaching provi- found guilty of being Intoxicated, self hut can nuthorUc any other per- denlt with In tho following section: may bring such action ln"herv6"wn 6n, brother, sister, parent, guard- 'within' tho discretion' of tho Hoard. sions which were Incorporated In Ha- to Immediately notlly tho .Inspec- son to do so. SeeIdiT5I. If the certificate of name, and all damages fecoviSrtd ian or employer or any other per- Paragraph 9 of Section 30 provides waii's liquor statute after a thorough tor In writing of the name and This section provides: 'nnalyslVKoW the sample to con- person by her shall Inure td her separ-nt- o son who by cxccsslvo use of 'In- ns fdltoWB: study of tho question af liquor con- lesldeuce of Hie person so found Section 47. If a wlio lias tain liquor that Is adulterated ac- use; and all damages recov- toxicating liquor Injures his or her ' That the licensed premises shall trol throughout the United States. As guilty nnd It shall thereupon ho reason to bcllcvo that n licensee cording to tho laws of tho Unit- 4-- ered by a minor shall bo paid health, or endangers or Interrupts at 'all times bo opbn to In- n reading of tho sections of tho pre- tho duty of said Inspector to llko-wls- o Is veiling Intoxicating liquor that ed amies the Inspector shall pro- - wf peace happiness of or spection by inspector, prove, to notify all licensees, any la adulterated, in- scctito selling. V3 cither to such minor or io stimo tho or his the and any sent law In addition placing if shall call tho " such licensee for person In trust for him, and on her family, may give written member bf thoTkfnrd, and officers absoluto power In tho hanils of tho person shnll ho twice convicted tention of tho inspector thereto, offering 'for; iale or furnishing adul- such terms as tho court may d- to any licensee not to sell or - oT the I'ollco forced, Hoard of Llcenso Commissioners of of driinkonucHS, It shujl bo unlaw- said Inspector, or nny person au- terated' liquor, as tho caso may irect. Upon tho death of any furnish any Intoxicating liquor to UUIYIMIS5ION CAN tho counties, tho taw covers well do ful for any licenscu within two thorized by him In writing, shntt be. Atid tho llccnseo from party of Biich n suit tho action such person, and thereafter any PH03ECUTE PERJURY fined provisions for punltlvo notions years ufter tho second convlrttan secure from such licensee a sam-pl- whom such sample was obtained and right of action shall survlvo licensee who sells, gives or In any r While the Hoard of License against liquor dealers who persist In Io sell nny intoxicating liquor to or samples of liquor for anty-sI- shnll bo guilty of n misdemeanor to and against his executor nnd manner furnishes any Intoxicating nro not armed with crlihl-'ria- l selling liquor to persons who hnvo such person, Any person violating nnd 'said Inspector may lit nnd upon conviction thereof shall administrator. liquor to such person shall bo lia- Jurisdiction I hoy do posubss trie been convicted of drunkenness or to tho provisions of thU section shall nny time procure or so cause to be fined In a sum not to exceed -- It tho judgment recovered un- ble In damago to such complain- power to administer oaths when In whom they have been requested not to lie guilty of n misdemeanor and he procured samples of liquor for Six Hundred Dollars (IC0Q.00) and r der this Bectlon against any li- ant, In suit brought In manner as 'search for the truth any faiso state- soil liquor. upon conviction thereof shall bo analysis. his license may bo revoked. cense remains unsatisfied for mentionod In tho last preceding ment made beforo thorn subjects tliu , lint tho samo question is handled fined In a sum not exceeding Ono In section 49' of tho law It provides Tho existing law also affords pro- - thirty days after Its entry, tho section. person committing it to prosecution In In another way that places tho pro- Hundred Dollars ($100). for the submitting of tho samples of "tectum to tho. llccnseo In this connec-liquo- r llcenso of such Judgment debtor Tho llcenso commissioners at all tho court upon a chargo of perjury. tection of drunkards nnd tho disciplin- AIMS TO STOP believed o bo adulterated to tlon. The two following sections cov-th- e shall bo revoked by tho board. tlnies have the fight of entering any This provision materially strengthens ing of the licensee entirety In official ADULTERATED LIQUOR Food Commissioner or Analyst er tho mothod to be ndopted In d PROTECTION FOR saloon, and examining the promises tho effectiveness of the Commission hands not leaving It to n rclatlvo or Tho section covering tho snlo of upon his unprejudiced decision curing the samples of the suspected INEBRIATES AFFORDED thoroughly, In n soarch for Infraction nnd puts tho witness beforo thorn In employer, adulterated liquor places In tho htiuds rests tho fato of tho suspected II- - Impuro liquor und at Iho samo tlmu One of tho strong sections of tho or'nvoldonco of regulations that may the position of knowing that It Is hot- Tho section Is mandatory in Its pro- of the Hoard of Llcenso Commissioners censce. Tho section provides prevent ihc licensee from thinking present law that Is directed against liavo been prcrcVlbcd by tho Hoard. ter for him to toll the truth. visions nnd declnres that "it Blinll ho uhsoluio power in prevent the sale of Section 19 Tho Inspector shall that he Is being unfairly dealt!) with. Intemperance In section 64. It pro- Tho samn right is given to tho In- Tho scctloucovcrlng tho perjury tho duty of every Judgs and District Impure drinks. II Includes n clear rnuso tho sumples bo obtained to Section SO. If tho samples nnal-yie- d em- In- und method vides that any relative or oven an spector. Tho personnel of tho Outiu provision roads as follows: I Maglstruto" to notify the llcenso plainly stated lor the do ho Immediately delivered to tho bo found frco from tho ployer of a person who Is endanger Board of License Commissioners mako If any falsa statement shall spector of tho nnma nnd inblrcm of jtei mining of nteohollc ticvbrngc's that l'ood Commissioner or Analyst, or adulteration prohibited by tho laws Ing Mb or her health by tho excessive frequent visits to tho saloons in their knowingly bo mado In any applica- n person found guilty of druukRiincat. lito not conform In tho requirements some other competent Analyst who of the United Stntcs, tho certifi- uso of liquor "or1 endangers or Inter- official capacity and following their tion for n llctliso tor for renewal If the porson bb convicted twlcn, thou of tho United States (Idvernment, shall mako nn analysis or 'such li- cate referred to In the proceeding rupts tho peace and happiness of tils visits, the saloon proprietors who nro of license, tho applicant, and In "It shall bo unlawful" for any license" I Tho first section of tho law referr- quors, and shall send n certified section shall so state, and tho or of her family" may send a written 'found to be violating or slighting the tho cise of tho application being to sell liquor to (ho person for a pe- ing to adulteration glve.i the ordinary report of such analysis to said In- Hoard shall pay to tho licensee ii notice to any and all holders of liquor law or regulations of tho Hoard, are mado by n corporation, associa- riod of two years. 'I'lllion, who suspects that Impuro li- spector, who shnll fllo tho samo cum equal to tho value of tho sam- II- - licenses, Instructing them not to sell brought before the I.icenso Commis- tion or club, tho persons signing I This section In full roads us fo- quor Is being sold the right to take tho with tho Secretary of tho Hoard, ples, and If requested hy tch . liquor to the person. Iffhoy persist sion at lis noxt regular meeting and tho application, shall, be guilty of llows : law Into his own hands and present his Tho .revocation of tho llcenso and censco. tho Secretary shall fur- - then a ground for d damage action Is an explanation demanded. If thU ex perjury, and shall lie subject to Section C2. It shall be the duty 'evidence to, tho Inspector. Tho In n fine not in oxccsr nf (GOO la the (Continued on Page 8)

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"Tho Chorus Uidy." This play Common varnishes nro brittle nnd ti i- f: CLOSES HANDSOME 1 la well known us thu grintcst success soon show unsightly scratches. h .V4AVfc of late i Floor Finish is tough )enrs Elattica so -- On next Monday Mr. Mcltna will of thnt nothing mars it. Heels, scraping - chairs, leave FRENCH I - fcr another New Yolk success, 'Tho casters, no marks. " " AgE2'8rJaH- Man On tho I)ox " Common varnishes turn whito under OUR REDUCTION SALE water. HAND-MADE closes SATURDAY, JUNE AT THE NOVELTY. Elattica Floor Finish never rlocs. 11th, I nut night nt thu Nntc.ty Thcitro (t is water-proo- eory scitt whs taken In tho house anil and we would stale that while it Special attention to Honolulu trade Common varnishes and wax need EMBROIDERED they were kiit nilol until the List ' constant care and rclinishing. Bates plitnro was lasts we WILL INCLUDE all of shonn Elattica Floor Finish keeps its Without bath $1.30 inr day up Is This diii' to character of the original It With bath 2 CO tier day un glun lustre. outlasts any finish UNDERWEAR the larsre stock of Goocls JUST Men) table d' hote In ever before offered. It saves work ui cute Tho mutineer of the Novell) Thcv HL, Qu C Ljr-- and w RECEIVED on the S.S. "Sierra." Mar.sirfrnent of trc secures for his patrons tho best saves expense. Honolulu Representative; M. F. talent coming this way and his efforts We cannot overstate the Importanco PF.rm. Phone 301. of knowing the (acts fin- ale rtw aided by Rood patronago. To--) about floor Separate Garments night tho fcutuiu film will bu Hooso ishes. Come in and ask us. in Sets or tM'lt In Africa, the hiosi Interesting plttuni (iir seen In Honolulu. L B. KERR & CO., Lid. HOTEL Another or) liituroHllnR film Is Hint of Nnpilcoti, showing the exact STEWART KKit In which this fce'.io uilglnutl) CORSET COVER, . ALAKEA STREhT took place In Mil The Howaid sisters nppLiir u Ittik for Trademark mi t TIW SAN FRANCISCO 1383Ltbal ill trihm art Inmuoaa change also iu which new rungs are Ocary CHEMISE, Street, above Union Square icmlcied Iu all It is one of the best Jul! orroiite Hold St. Fundi FLOOR FINISH European niograms that the Noelty has had. P'an Sl.SO a day up There wilt bo a special matinee on Sold by NIGHT-GOWN- S, American Plan $3.00 a day , up Salurdn) afternoon. Steel and brick structure, furnish. I cost Lewers & Cooke,' A new shipment received iirs $200,000. High class hotel AT PARK. just atmoderate rates. Ccnlerof theatre THE DRAWERS, andretalldlstrict. Oncarllnestrans. The Ibsen s have a new musical LIMITED fcrrlngallovcrctty. Omnibus meets stunt that they will put on tonight 177 S. King ' all trains and steamers. Send for and tomorrow night for tho onjojmont White Label Olives booklet with map of San Francisco. of tho holiday crowds. These popular and SKIRTS' Ilotcl Stewart now recognized as musicians have tho rnro talent of Hawnllsnlilandhcadqua re rs. Cable making appearance Interesting address, "Irawcts." Code. tlulr The Choicest Olives to be had ABC time after time, ns they nro always HOTEL STEWART nhlo to Intersperse noteltlox In every " act that brings eoplo hick to seo LARGE QUEEN OLIVES them again Carl Walker, tho whist-- . Icr nnd German comedian also has another "turn" that ho will present WHITNEY & MARSH, Ltd. grown, picked and packed by for tho llrst tlmo tonight thnt Is said to bo funnier than an) thing he has , people who know how It's very warm ever put on since being In Honolulu. His quips and parodies nro very pu V ff"aC these days. But pular with the laughter lolng portion Ask Your Grocer For Them of the audiences. Miss Rhodes hns n the beer is cold, song and dance, that will plcuso )ou m ami tho pictures nro certain to bo ns u just the right alwajs, tho very latest. BUSINESS SYSTEM cold at ROYALS AT EMPIRE. can best be cecured by em- Tho "Thawing of on Iceberg" the ploying the YAWMAN & ERBE sec- 1 sketch lull on by tho ltonls at the tional filing devices. 4 xA Hmplro fast night received n reception - tn a1 Reduction Sale that must hnu gladdened tho heart Hawaiian News Co., Ltd. 8 a o TheCriterion of the ,two pln)crs -- Tho little pla)-lr- t --l Is brimful of good dialect and corn- u For Four Weeks on Corner Hotel and Bethel Sts. ed) les with the truth of tho playlet AatWkW philosophy In such n manner ns to Anu all. program of MS'W'F.itiu.,r.i.:... TOOL KITS Complete Hat Stock C. J. MCCARTHY, Proprietor please The these sketches Is being changed twlc? a BATTERIES week tho Immense crowd at both and CHAINS -- (All Kinds) mS-MB- TIRE shows hist night testlf) to the popu- J m -- Ida)-let- iftVWL' mWZf&l K UY6DA SPEND THE SUMMER AT larity uf the Ho)als and their 102" TJn'ianM St - 1 ? o r. If oH TIRE COVERS ATWATER-KEN- T LICENSINQ HAWAIIAN LAW. UNISrARKER TIRES Haeiwa (Centinued from Page 7.) tilth him a cop) uf tho .tnlysls. w to M Stcllon 48 Tho Inspector or Vve UMatfwt lkj rxt nwtn CITna THE RATES ARE LOW the pcison so iiuthorizfil shall, cquipraenl Mifficietuljr to explain tu uea with I I I Yosemite Valley SPECIAL FOR iiion procuring samples from hucIi out incurring the mk of ovec lyitemkuuig. TEACHERS Let S licensee, Immediately dUcloso to iu show you bow w um it b our own f3 I " s o O the licensee his office oi author- OT OPEN ALL YEAR j S a Hotel Majestic ity nnd In case such perron shall OFFICE SUPPLY COMPaNi ho n procurer other than tho In- m OT Sachs Block. g The Scenic Attraction of California Fort and Berctania Sts ho to 031 Fort Street . Kino furnished rooms. (1 per da) spector, shall then deliver the licensee a copy of tho written en to A valley of great unique 1(10 nnd upwauls per month. Splen b;auty nnd grandeur, in Its older to procure such samples; asecmblancc of sheer walls of great height, imposing did accommodations NEW STOCKS LATEST DEVICES peaks, ii nil (ho esscl or vesMs contain- of MRS. C. A. BLAISDELL. Pron and the number it stupendous waterfalls. ing tho hiimo shall be him led by ASSOCIATED OARAQE, LTD. Auto Supply Department the piouner thtreof before being Now Reached by Rail A Quick, taken fI om tho premises of such WAIKIKI INN may al 1 licensee nnd the llcencse Comfortable Trip co attach hlo seal thereto Tirst-Clas- s Tamilv Hotel Order Daily train service from Merced to the Park Line, con-ner- ts Wall, Nichols Co., WE USE Best Bathing on the Beach MCTHOCI3T OUNDAY nt Merced with Southern Pacific nnd Santa Fc. LIMITED No 0 W LEHMER. Trafll- - Monarf r. Y. V R R Merced, Cnl. SCHOOL PICNIC, Preservatives Cream Pure Rye W, C. BERC1IN. Prop MOVED I MOVED I In Our Cream Sold by Tho unnual Sunday School picnic To REPUBLIC BU1LDINQ. KINO i will ho golf llnkB at Mo STREET, where you can And the CO. held at the Special care to keen LOVEJOY AND Meet In front of latest in Books, Stationery, Office nuuliii tomorrow. it cold protect it Lolmhardt's tho cupltol grounds nt 9:30 and go Furniture and Supplies. and from contamination as- FRESH CHOCOLATES out with tho crowd Provisions hitvo keeping people Ring sure ample " HENRY MAY & CO. been made to take tho from up Telephone No. 201, qualities. " At Reasonable Prices Thonc 22 tho end of tho Kallhl car lino to Mo PRIMO aiinltia. All members of the Sunday Boota! Books! Books! Ml POND DAIRY, School and congregation nro urged to lei. 890. JBEEJK tome nnd bring their friends Don't Furniture at foigct In bring a generous lunch with Oo to Oil always tiet vou Races and contests of various kinds will make up the afternoon's BROWN & LYON CO.. LTD. THE ORFHEUM BURNED Honolulu Wire Bed Co., Ltd., Y program which has been arranged by r FRESH CANDY Alexander Young Bldg. Vienna Bakery But Mr Onult of the Y M, C. A. If )ou STORE CORNER ALAKEA ANfl KINO STREETS don't go on will miss n good tliuu A Book for Autoists 1129 Fort St FACTORY ALAPAI STREET . at PALM CAFE FINE ROLLS AND BUNS. Orpheum Saloon VALUABLE DOOK . HOMAN'S BOSTON BAKED BEANS. FOR. AUTO OWNERS VEHICLES BOSTON BROWN BREAD. IS STILL ALIVE BEST HOME-MAD- E BREAD IN HAWAIIAN FISHERY, LTD. I'lUCi: 2, AT Arlelgh & Co, on Hotel street uio . TOWN. rnivlnq quite a run on tho now edt A. B. A R L E I Q H ,0 0. Ring up King 197.. Every Street Fish Mnrket lion of Humans' "Self PropellcJ Vehl Hotel Street Rainier Beesf Member of the Family work Is now tho accepted CHONi: Ckc cles" This stainliiid on thu practical caio and Tho Third Anntnt Children's: lliy WILL FIND USE FOR AN iiiiiuuggi'ineut of motor curs and Is ScrUco wilt ho held lit Kaumak'iiplll ICE FOR SALE AT ALL BARS to uutoinoblles. It ex- Church tomorrow morning at eleven Manufactured from pure distilled wat- TELEPHONE 1331 FOR YOUR GROCERIES, SEE plains tho principles of construction o'clock. Tho parents of tlio Sunday er. 'Delivered to any part of city by .mil opurntlou of niitumohlles In a Prhool rhllditn uro urged to bo t. courteous drivers. ELECTRIC IRON wuy fully I- All the Oo AMERICAN BROKERAGE CO. clear and helpful and Is Tho cantata to bo glvo la en- llustrated with many diagrams and titled "Hcai tu or Clold." A cordlul In Oahu Ice & Electric Co., "BULL" GINGER ALE 93-9- 5 King drawings. ltatlon is extended to all EACH ONE CAN USE IT IN HIS OR HER OWN Street, near Maunakea Kewalo. Telephone 528. Phone 29) Daily Delivery The subjects treat of the needs of Surgonnt Darry Is leaving for Kaliu-ln- l RYOROFTS FOUNTAIN SODA the man belfind the wheel nnd are tills afternoon, and he will while WORKS ROOM, FOR IT CAN BE ATTACHED TO ANY LAMP Delivered to residences piextnSteil no concise!) and clarly as anny endeavor to nrrnnge for a visit offices Phone 270 SOCKET. to ho easily understood hy the read- of the Hospital Co. basuhull nine to and at 25c. per 10-l- I er be ho expert oi beginner Maul on July 4 hundred in lots CASTOR A more, COCA-COL- REFRESHES It will puj ever) niitoiiiohlllst In It wuh decided last night at tho or For Infants and Children. Ice W. 0, DARNHART, thu illy lo gel and iimd this hook. meeting of the Ontiu Lunguo that tho Tho Kind You Have 133 The Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd. Always Bought profbt of the 0. A Oh against tho Berchant St, editorial rooms game played with I'oituguese, bo Tel. 148. Bottled by Hoars the $5 250 bu'' the nesa oltlro, ThMe air the telephone forwarded to tho iirlilli.itiou bond, Bltjuaturu o; HAWAIIAN SODA' WORKS numbers of the Bulletin office. which will net 011 tho nmlUir. Ztfk 2)W"For Rent" cards on sate at Fhone 510

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SPlORTS ' EOQJLL FOREIGN C nfumUer Fitly-fiv- 4J II. P.. ti.SOO. SJIJJJi- .- $Ve have just received a shipment MMMMHHP WiUiMrto, lanpi, rmto-U- l Tst oJ Ti,U of The Offset Crntik-Slm- ft TENNIS. nttnnnnttttnnttnnnttttn FISTIC. tt ... tt Try llic new ltnmblcr nt half speed in crowded where 1 :t COMING EVCNTS. tt m trafllc onnliillorsnridroad flexibility or w Si J tt M f exceptional poncris needed. Notice bow smoothly m J tt Secretaries and managers of li Spaldings Tennis Rackets M ami steadily it pulliw ben running even as slowly k, 5j 15 ntlllctlc clubs mo Invited to send tt THREE BOUTS n in tho dates of any events which tt as three miles nil hour under hud. ' ,3 U tho) may' be gutting up, ror In-- tt 'lb'u u because of the oITsct crank-sha- ft tt sertlqn uuder thfl above head, tt II NOW TO BE FOUGHT J- Also have in stock the latest tt Address all communications to tt - Ifl tt tbo Starting Editor, n u 1 1 o 1 1 n. tt ' Spalding Tennis Ball, the one H Baseball. tt I Utsgcecimv9 the tt MILITARY LBAOIJB. tt with tl-"- N. M siub features as the straight line drive, lUmLIer experts use. You should try it. Mrs. COULTER AND NOWELL tt Juno 0. il vs. Fort Bhaf- - tt TWO PRELIMINARIES AND aWtjfl tt ter; Marlnesvs. Hospital Co. tt k breMieel,raginea(Trs.!bilityaml llicnew expanding sW R ARE NOW CHAMPIONS tt June 12 Cavalry vs. Kort Iliiger. tt FINE MAIN EVENT L tlutih is superior In many rrsU tunny other auto- - WtiJ All kinds of Goods 3 PLANTATION LEAGUE, t: k mobile. In point of quality Itisrvia Utter than any TU Tennis at tt Jung 12 Rwa vs. Walpabu. tt previous Harabler. fI ' tJ - tt Oahu Lcaaui. tt Will'Meet To f Third Set of Match Wai a Lone- Boxers at Aloha Park k You Hill tfcUir4irtturlf if VA 3 ATHLETIC m Drawn-Oa- t One 26 Games Nec- tt PAHK. tt mgrrow Night Fat Cornyn and L k w tvt IUa,14rr dcmoMtftttu jjM 12 Jr essary to Decide Affair. tt June Marines vs. J. A. C; C. tt Nelson' to Star Jim Haoa Will A. C. vs. P. A. C. tt Appear Aroin. E. HALL & SON, LTD. tt Oahu 0. An wna anticipated, Nowell and Juniors. L tt June 12 Palatnas vs. C. A. C. tt Mrs. Coulter won the mixed Tomorrow night at the Aloha Park double Mil Hocks vs. Asahls. tt lit J rs.;. on Hotel street, three fine boxing championship of the Hawaiian In tt INTERNATIONAL GAMES. tt bouts will be pulled off today lands yesterday by defeating II. A. tt July 3 Wasoda vs. Oahu Lcague.it and all "'1 , Kl Cooke and Miss Ward. Hut It was tt Skating Marathon H the followers of the game are doping j,. only after a very exciting match, and tt June 10 Princess ftlnk. tt out the chances of the respective pugs AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. a keenly, fought engagement. The tt Calf. tt In their engagements. And soma tall tt COUNTRY CLUD. tt Hot of the match was played out thinking must be done In order to get J-- first tt June 11 Four Hall Tournament, tt W. C. & on Wednesday a line on how the fights will go, NOVELTY Peacock Co., Ltd. afternoon, and result- tt HONOLULU CLUB. 3 THEATER Home Again ed In a win for Nowell and his part- tt June 19 Foursome. tt The first preliminary between Jim Haoa and T. Terrleu, which Is sched Corner Nuuanu and Fanahi Streets ner by a score of 1. The second set tt Crteket. tt Next Wines and Liquors was started on that day but, after It tt June 11 Match. tt uled to go sis rounds, should be a Saturday tt Haoa seen had gone to 2 in favor of Nowell- - tt Tennis. the skating rink. has been FEATURE HLM: tt Juno 9 Mixed Doubles Cham- - tt Coulter, It was stopped on account of fights from the word go, nnd he In Henry SOLE AGENTS tt plonshlp. , tt many respects resembles Wahllanl, rain. t Jiiiim 11 ProgrcssUo Tourna- - tt up so Roosevelt Yestcrdav nfternoon the unfinished 11 menu - "The Wild Bwnn, who put McRae MONT ROUGE WINES set was resumed and Cooke and Miss tt Yachting. many good fights before lie was ' Juno. ,!irtrGov,"nor' Cun n"ce' passod out by Soldier McCollough at In TEE WINES OV CONNOISSEURS Wnrd Boon took the first two games StocK Co. tt July C Bea Wren Race. the skatlnk ring. Huoh tins been seen and made the score four ait. That TrD Bhootlna. irii Wt deliver to all parti of the city twice daily. was all they could do, however, and In action once already, and the way Africa . g june 15. Weekly Cup. i he poor old Hlch-ur- r the Nowell combination took the next ,, Horse ruemg. trimmed "Limey" Offering Telephone 4 Family Trade a Specialty Teif0hoe 4 two gumes to love and thirty, respec- - '1 WAU.UKtJ. t" showed what ho can do In the Nelson Is game enough und will stay j 4Inter-Islan- t; ring lllll Hulhul, a well known old ' thely. 8 July meet, "The WE GUARANTEE OUB GOODS . timer, who fought uicx Sullivan a by his guns to the lust, and its he "hi With two set. .0 nothing the match1" 'tt couple of, years ago, has trained Haoa is n husky lad1 he should hIiow up itemed to be all ovor and the h Chorus uew)n world'lTanptumplonstiip Fight, J. to the minute, and there should be well ugalost the mnlnfander. champions were thought to be In tt July 4 James Jeffries v Jack tt ,1 1, 110 trouble about condition, rr .' sight. Still tho third stt was looked tt Johnson.- - , tt ' Lady" i.ni I , Terrleu dulls from the forward to with .interest, ua-- lt was,tt Polo. tt UD.W1.1 ttAugu.t-.IntBVjtlo- nd Tournament, tt Cumn. and lie' has been Irvine dsuwis M it known tni ,, Cooke ;oul, Mls;,Vftrd . break Into th a. Saturday up n tight 'game for year would, surely 'put a greut tight trafMrts-trttih'-tr- CMWWtlSSttf IrWOb;, ; itat.n-- b tt tt tt sp challenges now that they, had some Idea of Hhe or His have been sent won out, Ten out broadcast, but up to the present game that Nowell and Mrs. Coulter pair, or single player, The Loii.s second nlno won Matinee and time he St the played. nis haH u great hold on the Ibyers of has had bad luck, and could championship of the Junior Inter-- ?' out-do- not secure an engagement Tho man Cheei set will long be remem- siort, and there was neer scholastic League jmtenlay. on the The third Evening Top-ul- rrom behind the guns Is said to be a while-washin- g bered by those who saw It, for, after a time when the game wan more Alexander FU'M, by the clever boxer and to have a punch Punnhotis seccud nine to tune of Nowell and Mrs. Coulter had taken nil oer the Islands than ut pres the that Is liable to put the man who 14 to 0, - This Is the first shut out Good cheer and plenty of with the first game, Cooku and his partner ent, The idea that tennis Is "an old it stops It to slunlberland. Well, Mr. game of the stasgii. ' ALOHA PARK won the next four and It looked as it womnnja game" Is being rapidly dis Terrleu will want all the skill he Tho 8alntn proved to be too strong DICK SULLIVAN at a fourth If not a fifth set would sipated and people are seeing the possesses when he faces Haoa, for for tho Punahous in tho batting line. have to bo played before the match skill and brain that is required to; Pitcher Hitchcock of the Punahous that young bundle of stoush Is going was decided. play properly. ' was found during tho early part Of tho tt tt It , to wade In and attempt to bring home gome, was BOXING However, Nowell nnd Mrs. Coulter and walloped all ocr the SALOON, NEWS NOTES FROM the money first rattle out of the box. field. PACIFIC began to score point after point and, KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS "Sunny Jim", as Haoa Is known, will "Pet" Haiti distinguished himself as although their opponents tried their waste no time, but will endeavor to a batter of no means ability, whllo Cor. King and Nuuanu Streets best, the champlons-to-b- e took three The cummer workers at tho Ku tap his man's claret first time they Tin Yin and J, Fernandez, each mado CARNIVALI a sum- games and made the score four all. meliamelia School have formed shape up. Then his efforts to reuch a threo bagger. mer baseball league which Is com The next gume also went to Nowell, that Interesting portion of the human Ctil'"g Sue nnd T. Cockett formed SATURDAY, JUNE-1- posed of three loams captained by he Safuts, nnd ho and Mrs. Coulter led Then body known as the "point" will be bitlerles for tho while r. Kulal, C. Hosea and W. Apau. The .Iltchcnck and Hind fur tho Punahous. Cooke and Miss Ward made It five all strenuous, and if he does connect, it first gamo starts Thursday afternoon The Saints pitcher was there- Iho and tho prospects of a long drawn gunner. with Cornyn at 4 o'clock between tho AIIHiwall will be curtains for tho goods with his under hand delivery, Welterweight Champion of San out act appeared certain. From be- that and tho Comets. The second preliminary will be striking out no less than ten men, , point Franciico, v on games wero won alternately tween Young Oans lind either "The to Hitchcock's threo. J. A. GILMAN, till "twelvo" all was called. Then Mr. and Mrs. J. I,. Hopwood left Fighting Shadow," or some other box The'star pot formatter of the day wn Nowell Mrs. two Kitlmln-wa- Nelson and Coulter took tho on an axtemlod trip to the Stales er. Simmons, who was to box Oans, tho running catch mailu by l Of Camp Very " Shipping and Commission games necessary to win the vantnge sailing on the Sierra Wednesday may not be back as the mom, on tho Saints crack left fielder, who FIFTEKN HOUNDS A 2. morning. Whllo away Mr. Hopwood Iho rcoring In " t set nnd the match ended Tho which ho Is enlUted, Is uway on tho saed Punahous from JIM HAOA T. TERRIElf will uttend the big baseball games tho last half of the eighth Inning, v. A full score was, Nowell and Mrs. Coul high seas. There will be a good go six In 116 will gone until when two two men on houn'us ;j 1, tho East. V outs and A ter win, and thus end' no matter who figures In the scrap. YOUNO GANS v. '8A1X0R SAMMY' Agent for Fob. 1st, 1911. bases. Aftor making a fifty jnrd FOUIt ROUNDS ed 11 great struggle for the champion' The main event of the evening will sprint, ho mndo one of tho pretlcst Ringtide, ship. Major Mcflownn won tho roll of be tho fifteen rounds bout between catch of the season, by 52; Reserved. l.SOand Co., Me. Admission, Arthur Sewall & Bath, Tho chnmplons for the present year honor for the past year at the Manual Pat Cornyn und Nelson of Camp pulling the ball on the air In magni- $1; General oOcj IIKQINS AT 8: IB P. M: n & Co., San Franoisoo In the different classes aro as fol- School. Ho was presented with a Very. This promises to be a lively ficent style. Parrott line-up- lows: Oentleiuen'a singles, A. L. Cas- gold watch fob by Mr. U: Thompson, affair as long as it lasts and Nelson, Tho s of both teams wero as Badger's Extinguisher Co. tle; men's doubles champions, R. A, who has not been beaten In the local follows: Fire The schools are being painted by St. Louis Fernandez nnd Hoaplll, EMPIRE THEATER and C. Cooke; lady single champion, ring, will be up against a good man a gang of boys from the Manual cf.; Conant, 2b; T. Cockett, c; Fas-Bot- General Fire Extinguisher Co. Mrs. Coulter; mixed doubles cham- In Cornyn. (GRINNELL AUTOMATIC SPRINKLES) School. The job will last about a lb; Tin Yin, ss; S. Kahalewal, HOTEL STKEKT Coul-te- n. men to second, pions, A. M. Nowell and Mrs. month. Doth are trained the If; Halll 3b; C. Suo, p; and W. Coc- there will be no complaints as Neuman Clock Co. and kett, rf. TIIE ROYALS AND Tue annual championship events PERRY DAVIS' PAINKILLER to condition when tho pugs step Into Punnhoits Wlshnrd, ss; Pnty, 2b; (WATCHMAN'S CLOCK) BABY EL1I0TT-- very Interesting yeur, the ring. Cornyn has trained down Anderson, lb; Otbb, 3b; Hansen, cf; have been this of over Royal has an enviable reputation he Baldwin, If; p; Oudcrklrk, In Short Sketches Standard Typewriter and as most of the matches seemed x.. ..,... na M.kllnVil a iianiail w tfw " If the waterfront, and has had Hitchcock, rf; and Hind, c. & open as to the wlnnors, people have Jumbaio' pleuru;; ! the assistance of his brother. Dick Aaohen Munioh Fire Ins. Co. sclauca. stitches. Umpires were: Han Hitchcock nnd motion pictures - Is no doubt Pat $ gone out ready to be surprised one r.o ar.o .,t --r,n. At nil- rtrue-- Sullivan. There that 1 .i ""w' - . "Whiskies" Lyons, way or the other, according to which gdu. can OOX ,uuu mm uu una iiio u wmo, viva McNeill . FORT STREET, NEAR MERCHANT IWENTV-FOU- R ill) RACE Admission,. 15c, 10c, 5c. SMS 1P0W INT ParK Theater Tonight ut the skating rink tho There is nothing 1 better in the W$ Treat twenty-fou- r hours Fort Street Below BertUnla race will start UP unJ at least sexen butter line teams will take part In the event. THE IBSONS Musical Novelties Most of the nationalities that congre- us7 MINETTE RHODES Serio-Comi- o You wsJliitece'. Yaflliiike gate In Hawaii will bo represented, CARL ' and the race will surely bo interest WALNER Whistler ing. CUNHA'S ORCHESTRA , Crystal Springs And .. Gamo little Charlie, with another No hurry take your time, get comfort- Chinese, will form one of the teams MOTION PICTURES) and an It Is said Unit Charlie's part- Admission 5c, 10o.,vl5o.)g It has the pure dairy butter flavor ably fixed, and enjoy a drink mixed just ner Is a wonder ocr n long distance and will keep well it may be that tho Celestial Kingdom appearance on uny trnclt, and Iio wlllj right. representatives will win out. eudeanr to put the twenty-fou- r hour It is not sure If Kaoo will start In record for Hawaii as high as possible. ' tho race, but as the Bumo kind of talk Hayes will not be able to run In tho Metropolitan Market goes on every time a race is mooted, raco as be has to work; It Is a pity Is W. F, HEILBRON, Proprietor PHONE 45 It mayJie.tak.n for what it wprth ob tbo, gamo little runner wdilhl'Vure--r " " Kuoo had bettur get in and make hay ly huo made eood. Fashion while the sun ahlnoa. Ho cunnot, In Tho race, will jthrt as soon uatWj 1 ItKXhe course of etonts, hope to skating and') thoprdlnary Marathon race Is tlulshcd Hotel near Fori; "The' Two Jacks' keep oh running much longer. that Is thought will bo about half- - Evening Bulletin 75c. Per Month Nlcel Jackson will make his last ton o'clock. ij, m -- i. ' nVm' c - ) ictWiA.Aai ,jffp.,y m iJkfatiliL8foutokMlttito JffJU.tU.?i4iliiii1jWit'' i.n.wliftti Tun ' U -- .ii..,ua. NW- -

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f ; w SOCIAL CHATTERf. HDBflE '- ran I , , TAUC3 J - 4 HE characteristic slitter of empire wriMlhs. rtuddod with pearls." BOWEN-SPALDIN- Mltxeg Alhortnn, Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. Hoffmann, Mrs. C, I Hart. Itev, nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. George nenton, Mr. G V. 'gold braid and thn flash nf which were glffs from the tirlilo. Mia WEDpiNG Austin, Mr. and Mrs. L. Austin, Mrs. A. L. Halt, Mr find Mrs. rranli oeorgi Renloh Jr., Mr, Lewis Ben- - 1? Or. and Mrs, It, W, Anderson, Br- eldo arms, which make nni Garrett was ofTcetUely gowned in Ilalstead, Mrs. Lackland, Dr. P. F. ion, Air. anu jtirs. J. Jiceo, nun. anu - effective' WAS SOCIETY EVENT and Mis. W. T. Ijaldwln, Mr, at.d C. W. H. ,(irm- wedding more white sntln, with a bertha of duchess' Dr. Mrs. C. Hob-d- y. Mrs. A. nice, Mr, and Mrs. Mrs. A. W. T. Bottomly. Mr. and Mrri. and W. than any other, were In cv-- j lace. This laco wan arranged In cns- -l Mrs, W. W. Hall, Mr, and Mrs. like, Miss Emily nice, Mr. and Mrk 3. A. Baldwin, Mlstcs Uallentync, .Mr. idenco'nt tho ccromouy which! cades over the train of white satin,! E. Hall, Mr and Mrs II. Holmes, Misses A N. Smith, Mlrs AUco Smith, Mr. ."111. ...10, ...., 1(1 .111 U1IU M rtha nuptials of Miss Alice! was caught hero nnd there, nlter- - licit,, Ullt ita.twell, Dr. nud MrB. Hammond. J Short, Miss Short. Hon. and marked and Spencer Blckdrton, MIsi Holdsworth, Pr-- . Dr. Mrs. Georgo E V. Motf Smith Mr and Mrs, tMtoly tulle, dullcate ornn-- , and Heibort. Mr, E . Spalding and Lieutenant George with and Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Bockus, Mr. nn. M I. Hendry, Ml. and Mis. C. S. Hollo. 0. rit.il'h, Mr und Mrs P. Rwanr)-- ""' fwMoncd from cloth of gold. Mis. A M. Il.owii, und Mis.'WIl Cleveland Dowon of tho United States Jilt Mi, and Mrs. D. Hitch-- Mls ,oin It, Snntisy Mr, nnd Mrs handsome gold ornament was worn ll'inl Uicwf, Miss M. A. ll.i. ha ;. n'j, Howard t Cathedral, Mr. und Mrs. W. L. Hopper, , Gey. W. fjmltn. Hot:, nnd Mrs. W. O, Artfiy. nt St. Andrew's bridesmaid nnd mat. Mis Boulman, Mr. nnd "Mrj. Utr.Ji ;, Mis. A. A. Hopper, Mn and Mrs. K. iSmlthj Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Shingle, .Wednesday evening Promptly nt - . -- bouniietsl iiiIil IHldwIa, Mr. and Mrs. L. B.onai Iirr,i .howir I, ImliiUhl, Mr, ,and Mrs. 11. Iverj, Mr, nnd 'Mrs, F. A. Scliaefer, Mr. and o'clock n full vested choir, under , Ml scs Brown, Mr. K. Iltown, Mrs. JH.tO n, Ja ro,cs 0n nrrlvnB nt ..IrJ, L. A. Jones, Mlis Muudo Jones, Mn Oustnv Schnefer, Mr. and Mrs norzer. enmu . ,. .. . KiauK Blown Mr. mil Mia Heard I leadership of Hugo ..,.-- drow th.ir B11i.. JIis. Agnes H. 11. Judd, Miss Helen I, H. Sopor, Misses Soper, Mr. T. n fuv - mote, Mr. mid Ms. Ai L. C.istie. Mis Sopor. Mr. MrB. f,..nly down the nlsle. pinging 0rt nml cr0SE0U thpait for tho urjnt llidd. Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Judd, Mr. and W. II. Soper, Mr. Beatrice Castl6, Mr. and Mrs. J. P Mrs. E. R. An- -' mil Curtis Inuken, Mrs. and Stackahle, Mr. and L&Z ,irty to pass through. Tho St. CcoVe. and Mis, C. It. Ceoke. MIm Mi. Mi. and "'""'As soon ns this M. V. G. Mrs. It. C. Stacknble. Miss 13. B. Fuflfvout Episcopalian. ,,,... r.n,i,,r.1i .n, inlinrnti.lv ilee- -i I Irwin, Miss Leonora Irwin, Alice Cooke, Mr. afc.l Mrs. A. Snow. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. T. Stacker, Mrblr reached tho chulr stalls, Miss ((rntpU , ()CC!l8lon, Mrg. I) Ir. and Mrs. J. Kennedy, Mis. D. fgr Arthur Cooke. . and Mm. C. H. Cooper Mr. MrB. ,Mlss , . vcnncdy, Mr. nnd Mra. F., Klamp, and John Scott, Scott. KEmlly Taylor, the church organist, M Miss Wllhel-- Mlssei Cooppr, L. A. Coney, Mrs Catton. I Mis. Mis,, May Klcugcl, Mr. nud Mrs. Ilanncy Scott, Prof. Played Lohengrin's wedding march,' llvi'Joj, Mr. 'a,nd Mr. and Mrs. E. kf. Rln4 Tenney n!ll, Ml, So))tl,, Ujr Mrs. A. Comtahle Xnpko, nt:.l Mrs. M. M. Scott, Miss Marlon I Misses Knpko, Mr. nnd Mrs. tho four ushers, Lieutenant Pardee. Mr. and Mrs. A.1 N. Campbell, Mr. ,f tro( n), lntlmal0 frIond9 ot tno ft. A. Jordan, Mr. ai.d' Mrs. K. W. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. II. SMmltze, Rev. of lfith Infantry .Lieutenant James Uruco Cartw right, Mr. unj Mrs. It, f, the MiCt hnlJ clmrK(, of ,hu upcorntong, Jordan. Mr.-an- Mib. (1. W. B. King, and Mrs. E. T. Simpson, Judgo and C'hll- - Mlf Cobb, V, 5th Cavalry. Lieutenant Catton, M. Mrs. Cen Mrs. W. 8Pinloy. I.a-i- j of the Cront crcit ,a uo thcm ror lllcy dr. Lewis King, Mr. nnd Mrs. F. W. L. Heron. Mr. 10th infantry and Lleuten- - ior, Mlues Center, Mr. and Mrs. nnd Mrs. E. W. Mrs. E. P. ton of the txccedlnKly bettU,fl,. The nltnr' , ;C:cbahn, Mo.iars. Lowrcy, Mr. and Sutton, vw i.:iuim. mi-- nna .iviis, n. I.. uui:nn nnt Gronlnger of the r.th Cavalry. t(in Mil. A. Lew 5 Mr. Lcwjs, ,Bvcrr, Mr. Edmund Stllea, Mr. nnd r as n mU)a of Rreen f0,aK(!i K. Hon Jr., Fred. nlslc, nnd .Mri 9,11. Dole, Mr. nnii ludge Mrs n, D. Tenney. MIm Wllhclmlnti ,i came slowly down tho center Kont,a ,luim W11S ef. und Mrs. A. Lindsay Jr., Mlrs Rcbaca .Mrs it tl. Dillingham, Mr. and Mis Tenney, Mr. and Mrs, L. A. Thurs- followed' by tho ring bearer. Master very . .ow, Major nnd Mrn. Chns. G. Long, tMllvely used. thcse ,,aImg aro sgggggggggggggggggggflgggVi&'lgggggv ; T CIIe Dnvicg. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Dti ton, Mrs. F. Bannard, Mrs. Chapman, tho little son ot Mr. nnd Mrs. Thco. Laiulng. Mrs. Mr. and Charles nxe nn(, gnjw QVor twenty fPl,t )n Pol Miss May Unmon, Miss Vera W. II. Shlpman, Misses Shlpman, of 10th lnfan-- , uawreuce,' Miss 3. Lucas, Misses CaptalnChapman the Ueg,it Qcr a ,iundrt.d ot tlicm wcro Damon, Mr, nnd Mrs. II. Davis, Mr. IMIbs Mrs. A. M. Sprout, (' -- liens, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Lanz, Mr. Ftcven Miss following llttlo flower girls, ss nnd Mis. II. M. Dentilsiu, Mr. George try. The ,.W8(J nna lhcy norp no tirtl9tlcnty ind Mrs'. I.nngc, Mr. und Mrs. 'Shohlrm, Miss A. Towr.sond, Mrs. A. Margaret Campbell, I Dennison, Mlw C. Dodge, Mi. and Chester Alice and d mt DK0 rollld WL1, magnoj ..Ivlngslun, Mis. Henry Macfarlano, (Tucker. Mils Anna Tucker, Miss .. t "i iii.illl... tlM 1.'.itlwiilnn I . (Mrs. .lam 03 Dougherty nnd family, mibs tisie ruiiui, """'"""" they had strayed Into n tropical Mr. al d Mro. Fred Macfarluue, Mr. 'Thompson, Mr. Robert Thompson, that '.Mts. H. C. Co'eman, Hon. A. 8. Cleg- - I Kennedy, nnd Kcaloha Waterhouse, garden upon entering tho church. I iuiI Mrs. Walter Mncfnrlane, Dr and Mr. an I MrB. George Sherman, Canon tho horn, Mr. nnd Mro. A. V. Cirter, Mr, nnd Mrs. John Uslorn, Curzon preceded tho maid ot honor up l,argo baskets of La Kranco roses and Mrs. J. S. McOrcw, Mr and Mr. "Mr. Oliver C.mlor. Mr. nnd Mrs. Chns tlsborn, Miss Clalnre Kecke, Mr. and alslo. children were exception over-- 1 .Malcolm Mclntyte, Miss tvathcuna These maiden hair wcro suspended Dickey. General i nnd Mrc Kdw. tho effective' Stephens, Mr. II. E. Mclntyre, Mrs. Mrs. II. von Holt, Mr. nnd 'Mrs. 0. ally pretty, and added to nend. The altar was bnnked with lll- -i Davis, Jlrt. nud MIsi Flu nil em, llev. I. Mist, Mlsu IMlth Mist, Mr. Mist. von Hamm, Mr. nd Mrs. B. von ncss of tho wedding procession. Thty i,M the nltar rail , and Mis. J, I'; Erdman. Mr. mid Mrs. nnd mnenhnir fern Mlrs U, Meyer, Mr. ai.d Mts.fJ. Morg. Damon, Mrs. Dora von Tompsky, Mrs. wcro In Empire dresses of pln f rogeg I J ., Fleming, Mlis Irene l'lslicr, Mr clad rfhg hdden uy pn: and smllax. 11. Dowsett. Mr. A. McKlbbln. Mr. S. -,- -- In, Mr. and Mrs. F. McSlOcker, mulle, Emplro wreaths of clclej. -o , - , 'and Mrs. V. L. Emory, Governor nnd silk wer dccoratcd with Mis3es McStockcr, Miss Justine Ms- - Uyeno. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. Welnrlch. In ' 'Mis. Walter K. Frcar. Mr. and Mrs. brunncr rnuifl were worn tllllr j roses and whlto IIIIcj nnd pots ot Jlunuhan, Dr. McLennan, Mrs. E. Wundenberg, Mrs. Anna S. Ralph fJ. U. Forslef. Madame Prlquc, and Mm. hair; th'ey carried dlrcctoiro staffs of Dr. Mis. II. T. Murray, Mltu it. Wright. Mr. and Mrs. II. P. Wood, maldenhnlr, wlille artistically piaceu, Mile. Orm, Mr. nnd Mrs . It. Fiar. nnd pink, with bows of tulle, nnd adorned AND HIS McCorrlstou, Mrs. Capwoll, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. V. to break' the set line of decoration, LIEUTENANT BOWEN BRIDE. !er, Mr. Geofge Pnllty, Mint IVellh, Mr. McCorilHton. MIsi with pink roses. Maish, Mrs. K. MoiiHiirr.il, Dr. ami wnldrou, llev. and Mrs. WnUman, wero tropical palms. Tho pulpit was Mr. nnd Mrs, W. M, Graham, Mr. and Mrs, Mrs. Monsnrrnt, Mr. Mcln-em- Laura Wight, Miss Klla Wight, Miss Alice Spalding was attended completely concealed by feathery blue At this wedding many beautiful the lanal, This room was d coratcd Mis. W. M. Glfford, Miss C. A. Gil W. II. I). Mrs. Juno Walker. Misses Walker. ( W. spe-c.c- Mr. J. Mclnerny, Miss M. fitr l.ni. twn atatnra Mra ftlir bamboo and puk duchtMS roses. On frocks wero worn, they "uro too num- In pink catha carpus which Is a s man, Mls3 Cordelia Oilman, Mm. Mclntyre, Miss K. Milntjre, Dr. Mrs. II. II. Walker. Mr. Sam Walker, rett. wife of Lieutenant Garrett of "the top pulpit was placed n erous to mention. Lieutenant and of blgonln. Tho side hoard, cab Mary Chin.:, Mr. and Mrs. A. It. J ' tho of the Miner. Mils Glady Miner. Mr. Chris Mr. and Mrs. John Walker, Mrs. T. 10th Infantry, acted ns matron of containing Mrs. Bowcn aro great social favorites Incts and service tables were effective- Qurrey Jr., Mr. nnd Mrs. John Guild, large fancy basket, these Jenkins, Mls.-,o-s dordau, Mr, Allison It. Walker. Miss Beatrice Walker, Spalding was In Honolulu, their hosts of friends ly decorated vjlth tills flower. The Mrs. Elizabeth Church, Mlm Chip-ma- r. honor and Miss Ethel roses, tho basket was tied with Jordan, Mr. nnd I. King, Mr. Miss Lena Wltford, Mr. and Mrs. E. showered them with remembrances. cornois of tho room wero hanked with Mr. nnd Mra. Jus. D. Dale, Mr. Mi. T. her bridesmaid. Tbcso benutuui gins pink satin ribbon, tho stream Thomas King, Miss Kelly, Mr. M. Watson, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. broad Among tho most natlccablo presents bamboo. The tablo was In pink and and .Mrs. II. F. Dillingham Mr. and Clnlre made a stunning trio. The bride was greenery of and Mrs. Tanny Mrs. WiKht. Mr. and MrB. E. 0. Wnlte. ers trailing midst tho was a chest of sliver from Tlffanys, green, n largo cut glass bowl, filled Mrs. W. Dillingham. Mr. and Mrs. P. Love. Mr. nnd personification of loveliness nnd F. Lewis. Kir. nml Mrs llnherr Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wight. Mrs. Wm. the bamboa nnd Australian maidenhair. containing all tho flat silver for 'tho with La Franco roses ornamented the L. Dillingham, Mr. nnd Mrs. S. M. il. gown or Mr. Williamson, Dr. and Mrs. C. II. Wood, daintiness, In her bridal Tho, was also banked with table, glass galoro, raro tablt. silver candelabra, or Damon, jLewcrs, and Mib. Ebon Iiw, lecturn thoro wai cut IIcay Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Damon, MIm Dorothy, Wood, MrB. W, - C. white satin and lace. She, Is a petite and brasses, fancy Inmpi, nnmcnteJ with shades, fasUoncd nftci Cnpt.i and Mrs. V. W. Low, MUsrs maidenhair and roses', as was also the Mr. at.d Mrs. Fred Damon, Mr. and Wilder, Mr. nud Mrs. Chas. Wilder, with hair and largo blue ten coffee tn tllver, a ndornod this table, tho place Ladd, MUs Frames Lawrence, Mr. ,blonde, fair chancel rati. Bishop Henry Bond nnd services ro?es, Mrs. C. W. C. Deerlng. Miss Denni- Mrs. K. Wilder, Mrs. B. hand-palntc- and Mrs. Lucas, 0. K. Wilder. eyes, and Is exceptionally pretty. Her dinner set, handsome embroidered lin- cards wcro Cupids, tho son, Mr. and Mrs, V. Dodge, Miss Jack Lucas. Mr. II, Rcstarlck, tho ,groom, and his best Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lucas, Miss G Hon. and Mrs. A. A .Wilder, Mr. and gown was cut In the ex ens, sliver candelabra, chafing dlbhes. handiwork ot tho fair ouug brldo Maude do Brettcvlllc, Mr. and Mrs. wedding man met the bride, who enmo in lean Langton, Mr. Lung. Mrs., Arthur Wall, Dr. A. C. Walt; In fact every thing that olio would who Is very artistic. Later In tho I.iM. Dowtett, Miss B.' Cross, Mr. and and Mrs. L. II. treme ot fashion, tho front oi tno Ing on the nrm of her father, .Mr. Ed Mr. and Mrs. It. Dr. and iv-- p, U. Wall. Mr. and Mrs. neod to make a home attractive A evening, midst n shower of rlco and Mrs. J. U. Miss Susan II. Lon, Mr. ai.d Mrs, gown was entirely of rose point lace, Spalding, n prominent Wilbur Mn.'.N'lel, Gen. Mrs. W. K. Wall, Mr. nnd Mrs. T. E. ward Irwin little before ten o'clock tho weddlnu confetti Lt. nnd Mrs. Bowen left for Clark, Misses Carter, Mr. It. C. Car- and J. i1 tunjc was caught hero and thcro McClcllan, Wall, Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Whltnoy, the capitalist of this city. Tho ofTlccrs In supper was served, Tho bridal table Mt. Tantalus, uhero tho honeymoon ter, Mrs. P. lt. Day, Mlsa Irwin, Mr Mr. and Mrs. G. Lycurgtis, orange blossoms. Tho Miss Marfarlane, Miss Macfar-lan- e, Captain nnd Mrs. Geo. Moore, Cap- with natural full dress uniforms, rurnlsbed was on tho uiakal laiial, bo spent at lie.neral Davis luimc. i:mng-c- r, Allre their arranged will Lyle Dickey, Mr. and Mrs. J. tain and Mrs. W. II. II. Chapman, Supper portion of tho frock was em tho dainty gonus setting of grcun. tho being a warm orsanal friend Mr. and Mrs. L. L. .McCandless. nn effective foil for within a whlto and Inttcr Mrs. A. Kldrldge. Mr, and Mrs. Captain and Mrs. C. tho new peasant wedding long Mr. ami Mis. Hepburi., Mr. Reynold Chas. Smith, broidered, nnd of tho attendant-mntd- s. A handsome cloth of Neapolitan laco of tho" gioom. This will tl. Elgin, Mr. nnd Mm. .1. II. PUhcr, Captain Morton V. Smith, Captain sleeves ot laco gave tho finishing covered tho circular tabic In tho cen- bo remembered ns lining ono of tho Mr. ai.d Mrs. Wnllnco I'lirrlugton, McGrcw, Mrs. C. Ai Mackintosh, Itev. ; After the Impressive wedding A. Chas. W. Exton, First .Lieut. John S. A was placed a sliver basket con- mobt beaut frul and elaborate functions nml Mrs. A. Merrill, Miss Agnc3 touch to this beautiful creation. tho hrldo aiid. groom, walked ter Mr. Edwards. Dr. nnd Mrs. Philip McCurey, First Lieut. Austin M. Par- taining veiled In ever place In these Mclntyre, Mr. Newton Lord Nichols, H bridal veil was worn and was caught pa)ms to al- bride's roses, whltp that Jias taken, Kroar, Mr. und Mrs, C, M.'V. Korstor, Second Lleut.-Alex- . throngh an avenutfor tho Mr. Puul Muhlendoif, Mr., K. A, New-iomb- e, dee. W. Chilton, " orange bloS-- tulle. At each corner of tho basket, slandsi - Mr. and Mrs. II, Po fee, Mrs. Andrew In a becoming manner by tar rail, whera. thoy" knelti and were Mrs, Newcombp, Mr. Second Lieut. Joseph A. Rogers, wero silver candle stlckB, ornnmentod I'ollowlng were among thoso pres- Fuller, Mrs. Elizabeth Fruth, Mrs. A. Sara and eoms. Tho only lowelcd ornament pronounced man nnd wife, by tho Mrs. C. Mls.i Agnes Major and Mrs. Jas, W. Kennedy, with shides of Tiffany glass, with U. Tokter, Xllss Fotter, Mr. Mrs H.)lson, Wlclf was n pearl pendant, which was Bishop. After signing tho reglstor. ent: Prof, and Mrs.W. T. Alexander, und 'und M, Lieut, and Mrs, E. K; Johnstone, .worn Olf-far- 3trum, Mr. Mrs. J. Oat, Mrs. beaded fringe. (1. A. Gartley, Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Hthe gift of the groom. Mhs Spald Lleptenant and Mrs, Ouorgo Cleve- 'Mrs II. Alexander, Mrs. B. M, Allen, Pnrko, Miss A. Parke, Miss J, Parke, Mrs. Jennings; Mrs. Baldwin, MIbj Tho central chandelier with innum Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Oilman, land Bowcn. nnd their attendants, to .Mr., and Mrs, C. W. Ashford, Mr. and Mr. W. C. II. Walorldge. Margaret Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Settle. ing did not carry the conventional Miss Helen Irwin; Mr. Mrs, A. It, Parke. Mrs. tho Joyous strains mi Mendelssohn's ernhle electric Hslitu was concealed Mrs. 0. II. Atherloii. Mr. and Mrs. It. and Mr. Mrs. Judgo Eddlngs, Mr. D. L. Conkllng. sbrlde's bouquet, but substituted nn flurrey. Mrs. Gullck, Dr. and M. Phillips. Mr. and wedding march, left the church und by nulla and rosos, Tho place cards W. Atkinson, Miss T. Aiken. Mr. and and Mrs. Mr. nil I Mrs.'Lorln Andrews, t,ieutt-Co- l. In Mrs. Percy Pond, Mr. and Mrs. U.K. Illuminated wedding book bound I to tho home wero figures of arranged on David Audorkon, Mr. Mrs. E. M. K, Grossman, Mlth Dorl3 Glider, H. W. motored hrldo's former brides, nnd I'axton, Mr. and Mrs. B. Wells Peter-io- n, Wheeler, Major and Mrs. ; vellum, which was tho gift of Mrs). Miss Graydon, Mr. nnd Mrs, A. white puPiinahou avenue. Only tho bridal standards, These mlnlaturo brides Faxon Bishop, Hon. and C. It. Mrs. M. Peterson, Mr. Mrs. P. W. Foster, Captain and Mrs. W. Bond Iles- - Hocking, Mr. und .Mrs. B. Kimball, and Bishop and Mrs. Henry Imrty;-an- relatives wcro Invited to tho wore dressed In whlto satin, with the Hcmcnwny, Mr. and Mra, V. H. Bah. a George A. Holbrook, Captain nhd Mrs. C. C. Mrs. C. Klston, Mr. tVotcnhauer, 'Mr. nnd Mrs. tarlck on arriving at the altar this house. Tile bride und groom received conventional wedding veil. Boxes of hltt, Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Balientyne, nnd Mrs. J. Hurd, Walcult, Captain and Mrs.-H- ; ., Mrs. Hyde Potior, Mr. and Mrs. J. Pratt, Miss 0. book was handed to the Bishop, und in tho drawing room, which was dec- wedding cake, with Mr. and Mrs, Bo Judga nnd Mrs, S. M. Ballon, Mr. F. Smith, Mrs. P.. Halstead, Captain and Mrs. C. n. Day, Mr. Mrs. Kiinlce Pratt, Deaconess Potter, Cnpt. monogrum r. L. (1. and c. Hedemanii. Mr. nnd Cap-tnl- jlthe Episcopal marriage service was orated In American Beauty roses, tho wen's embnwcil In silver Illckertoti, Mr. and Mrs. ind Mrs, C. P. Pond, MIm Elizabeth Captain nnd Mrs. W. II. Scales. n room, W. Iltlss, Mrc. J. Hedoninnn, Mis. Kvun War- 'read from It. On account of tho color back drawing where tho array wero also found at the places. Tho Bluckman, Itcv. nnd Mrs. II. rond, Mr. J. 13. Pond, Dr. ai.d Mrs. and Mrs. c. S. Hnlght. Captain And Hon, ner, Mies C. Hall, Mr. nnd Mrs. Sox-nio- pink, of presents wrre dlsplajed was also bride s cake was cut by Mrs. Bowcn Mr. Mrs, It. W Brcckons, Putnam, Mr. Mrs. 13. II. Parts, and M"i " ' Sturges. Captain jno. 'scheme ot the wedding being Hull, Mr. nhd Mrn. Arniln and ornamented with American Beauty with her htishanfl's sword. ThU cako Cecil Brown, Mr. George II Brown. Mlts LII W. Jenkins, Captain Wm. D. For- iMIss Ethel Spalding, the maid of hon llnnncberg, Mr. nl:d Mrs. H. McK. Paty, Hon. Samuel Purker, roses. Between tho largo arch ways, contained a ring, n coin and thlmbU. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. II. Balrd. Mlsa Mrs. C. syth, First Lieut.) and Mrs. D. D. vmuutu- - Aa Pay- Pearson, Admiral and Mrs. or, was ciau in a rruutu cur-tai- n fo'.l C. Brown, Harrison, Hon. S. Hurtwcll, the feathery pepper tree formed a Tho flng to tho lot of Lt. Chilton, llruce, Mr. and Mra. A.l P. Itoes, lit. nev. and Mrs. II. 11. Gregory, First Lieut, and Mra. J. II. orcd chiffon of a delicate shade of MrB. .1, master and Mrs. .1. It, Hnriihergcr, of greenery. The comers of thene much merriment was caused, for Lt, Mr. and K. Brown, Mrs. Restuilck, Misses BcBturlck, Mr. A, Barnard. First Lieut, and Mrs. O. pink This dress was Mr. G. Hatch, Miss Itnalo Heibcrt, l.. ilr,k ocr satin. rooms wero decorated with potted Chilton also got tho ring at I.t, and Cnrrlo Jacobs Bond, Snr. D. do L. Itestarlck, Mr. and Mrs. George Morrison, First Lieut, nnd Mrs. 0. drnped In tho new V. Mr. and Mrs. Hugo llerzgar. Dr. Hod. maJe with n tunic palms and rare tropical plants. The Mi's. tlnrrutt'H wedding, eoh'MI years Cnnavario, Mr. and Mitt. It. Dr. and Mrs. J. II. ltaymond, W. Stewart. First Lieut. John K. edged ago. being glut. Mtn; Muriel Ilowutt, Mlsae pacler effect, tho tunic was chandeliers wcro festooned with sim Tho tradition that ho will Castle; Mr, and Mrs. Harold Castle, MItB Makee, S. Itobert-io- n, Hume, Second Lieut. Philip H. Iloppoi1, Miss Iliojipcr, Mr. George Violet Mis. Slier. "with sliver fringe, nnd tho corsage lax. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Irwin ha tho next ona to ho married ot tho Mr. nnd Mrs. B. A. Cooko, Mrs. C. Miss Grace Itobertson, Mr. and Idan, Second Lieut. Chas. S. Hoyt, hclpcrf Iscnbcrg, "Sir. und JIrs, P. C. Jones, In of silver, cm- - Spalding receive with tho brid- party. Now society Is on Mho qui M. Cooko, Mr, and Mrs. C. Montague Mrs, George ItobertRon, Misses Second Lieut. Alex. L. James, Second was trimmed cloth Mr. and Mrs. Plerco Jones, Mr. nnd II. occn- - al party, tho latter was clad In a Paris vivo to know who the lucky girl mny Cooke, Mlu'ca'Cooho, Judge and Mis, Lieut. Homer M. Grainger, 'broidercd In silver. On this Mis. tlalpli Johujton, Miss Agnes Robcrtou, Mis. It.' Hycroft, 'Misses Second gown of coral satin, with n draped be. Mi 8; Uarrett received tho coin, II. K. Cooper, Messrs. Cooper, Miss XI) Lieut, nnd Mrs. A. W. faion Miss Ethel Spalding looked un- - Mr, croft, Mr. W Hycroft, Mr. nnd Hanson. First skirt and trimmed with gold trim hut it would not bo fair to tilentlon Ileujes, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J. Campboll, Judl, Meilo Johnson. Miss djimu Lieut, nnd Mrs. T. II. Cunningham. uViirIIv beautiful: three silver bands Inukea, Mrs. J. L. Itoblnson, Hon, Mark l'. mings, In two bhades of who I veil for .Is Mr. Mjk, Campbell, Mr, Mr. and Mr. D. P. Il.lcnborg embroidered reel the thlmblo that nnd Marston (toblnrnu, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Htcb-irdso- n, First Lieut, John G. Winter,, Second '? caught on each Bide with silver rpses luchel-ordom- . B, MIm J Kennedy. Mr and Mrs W A coral silk, outlined with threads of on omen of splnstcrhood or Caitwilght Jr., Mlstes Catton. Mr. and Mrs; Hlf.enliorfr, Mr. Llout. ,, ii. Do:hney, Mr. and' Mrs. 'were worn In tho coiffuro. The Cox, Kinney'. Mr nnd Mrs C. II. Klcugcl, Mr gold. Little Miss Helen Spalding, tho The table for thu iolatloi Messrs. Catton, Mr. nud Mrs. S. md Mrs. Then. Iticlurds. Madame Edwards, Lieut, James A. O'Connor. nnd Misses Mrs. George matron of honor, brldesmuld youngest sister, looked extremely was set In tho huge spacious dining tho Alexander, Mrs. W. P, and Ktcugel, Prof, nnd Hans, Mile. C. Haas, Miss Ada Lieut, nnd Mrs. I,, h. Wdtkins, Capt. 'flower girls wore gold brooches of pretty In bluo nnd whlto satin over room of tho Spalding homo adjoining Allen, Mr. and Mis 1'. C. Atherton, MrB. Grlfilth. Major Hali.es. Misses IC. Boss, Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. A, (Continued en Pajre 11) i'BUir GINGER ALE Sparkling, .Sharp, Right Flavored. t The Choicest of all Ginger Ales KH Nothing conimpn abpui it t th ,prce

PHONE 270 phone m Ryorqft's Fountain So Works m

KjU ' H I nvnmNo bulletin, Honolulu, t. ir., fiiidat. june 10, ioio. It M nnd- como 7, of this clljv , , marked ability, of tho offlcorB nnd feet of this legislation, -I 7i explain nfo others "Again let mo quoto from Mr. men employed on its vcsboIs, the hero lo It. Thorn tm I they Thurston's paper, as follows: company has had the good fortune who thlnlt tho tamo ns do, but " 'The railroad company's attitude to make the showing Just spokon of haven't the 'gets' tn come out in open, ruiI the traveling public has been meeting nt.d express their opinions.", in the matter Is said to bo due to a Peace Reigns in the Home an opinion the Interlsland rates benefited thereby. McLean told lu it few words of that called hy Department of aro too high,, nnd that the proposed "Defpro tnKing a final vole on the mooting the nnd Labor two years ago PM"BMHHBHIBnHBMHaBBMIHBasBBaMBMVHBBniHa Federal regulation would fcauso re- proposition now. under consideration, Commerce They Use ductions tho benefit settlers, I would urgo upon each and every of the steamship repieicnt.itlvcs from' Where Denton, MIbs Jessica Irwin. Miss Vera to. of , member of tho Mci chants' Associa- all over tho country, to try to tie B01N-SPALDIN- Damon, Miss Francis Drelcr. Miss "small farmers," etc.' G tion" of "Honolulu to give careful con- Vlso u system of boolOtcepllig that Wcnncr, MrB. Olirartl sev- "N'ow, gentlemen, this Is nn Harold nnd nil tho could be used by nil coinp.iulc", nnd, eral others. pure and simple, haj sideration to Inctn whlchr J that to lay before" you, alto cqunf rotes. At thU conference made pull wool hnvo endeavored often been to tho thoroughly digesting t was found Impossible to got nnyj Mrs. D. F. Allen's Luncheon. over your eyes, 'and to make you and lf(fnfer WEDDING factp, yqu wish to lq soma, uniformity owing to the vastly dif- i Mrs. Itenjci was tho guest of hon fKo failure of tho small these that thing will bo a benefit to this ferent condition under which tho or at a lunchoon on Thursday, Mrs. that ' i farmer to maha n success lu his lino Daii community, I am sure jou can not companies operated. M. F, Alton being tho hostess. Hoses of, busln6ss is owing1 to tho cxorbl. and In fall to vote ngalnst tho propositi to Tho voto on the adoption of the (Continued on 10.) slmllax wore used profusion, tant and excessive freight rates at Hana Purs' wns ka extend the Jurisdiction of the Inter- rcEolutlon put, with thirty four and Mrs. At II. rutnam, C.ipt. nml tho dining room being filled with tho present being charged by the com- fragrant state commerce law to water trans- In favor and three opposed. Al- e, blossoms. Mrs. Allen's guests trans- Mrs. Johnson, Capt. and Mrs. pany carrying on tho water slxty-iovoi- portation In Hawaii " though there wero i pres- Capt. and Mrs. It. P. Wilhutl, Included besides tho guest of honor: portation business In this Territory. .1. Van ViUkonbcig, at tho close ent at tho mooting, iimn worn not I.lout. and Mrs. S. Mrs. M. Dowsctt, Mrs. McWayne, This Is absolutely false In every re- Mr. J. Williams, Lieut, McLean's address, stated that association members nnd cu had no and Mrs. deo. E. Turner, Mrs. E. F Dlshop, Mrs. C. S.Holloway, spect, ns can bo proven by an Inves- of Lieut. had already answored for vote, the totnl te given Including' Harry It. Vaughan, Captain Wallace, Mrs. Klebahn. Mrs. E. W. Jordan, tigation of the freight rates now In Thurston , DJlllnghnnis nnd ho had nothing the creator part of members present lilout. Uurroll, Lteut.-Co- Houston, Mrs. II. Ilabbltt,Mrs. T. Edgar operation. tho Miss Agnes to add further, After tho Interstate matter had Hr. 'and Mrs. Lano, Dr. and Mrs. Mclntyrc, tho Miss. 'On one occasion Mr. Thurston Ask Your Grocer For It cs Walker, Miss Ilcnjes, Lovcy, proxy from been disposed of, the association Smith, capt. and Mrs. Kails, Lieut. Miss asked the management of the Inter- - C. II. Olson, holding a Miss It. ' Drldgo In- took up the plantation stores propo Nathan C. Bhlverlck, Capt. and Mrs. Alexander. was Inland company to grant a special Claus Sprcckels Company, nddrcsscd dulged lu. ex- pitiun i rupun iviin A. T. Marlx, Capt. and Mrs. F. A. freight on from tho meeting. Speaking against the null mirimiiceui rato of thtmbloberrles by tho committee which was appoint- Ilamsey, Jutlgo nnd Mrs. W. L, Whlt- - to to seo If any bus tension of Interstate control nnd call- Mrs. Gorge Potter's Card Party. Hllo Honolulu, ed to Investigate the affair nnd which luj, nr, narry wniiney, Mrs. Allen Iness could bo developed In line ing nttcntlon to the fact that in the Wodnesday, Mrs. Qcorgo Potter en- that was accepted and placed on flic by White. Misses White, Mr. and Mrs. tho company agreed to bring the Unlet! Stnes tho seamshlp companies tertained at brldgo at tho Scasld Ho- nnd fho association by n voto of nineteen r. h. Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. A. Wator- - to I '""I uc0" '")uBht ",ldor th tel, about forty gyests wero prosent berries Honolulu for three months "ecr to four, n large pres- liouse, Mr; and Mrs. T. P. i... i i ...n i ii.iJcommlsslon. ns the conditions of number of thoso r. Wa ...i...... ,..., ...... 0- -...... a,...- - ...... FredLWaldron and beautiful prizes were !.. mrhouso, Mrs. n. II. Watcrhouso, awarded. .... trnlllc nml operation were ent having left before this question tho venture proved a failure, was meeting. report Misses WaterhoUso. Mrs. Water-hous- e, so different In different parts of the before tho This It. Mrs. Arthur Ilrown will tho 'In conclusion, I wish to say that Miss ICInorn Icavo, country. steamship lines wore a lu full will be found lu nnothcr Distributor Sturgeon, Mr. and Inst of tho for to' the company which I represent has The month a trip the companies from column. Mrs. John Waterhouse, Dr. and Mrs. mainland. always endeavored to glvo the pub- chock on tho railroad K. C. unreason It wns tho opinion expressed in Waterhouse, Mr. and Mrs. 0. b lic 'as good sorvlco In tho transpor- Increasing their tariffs to Waterhouse, Mr. Interrupted tho report that the plantations and Mrs. E. II, An Informal and enjoyable danco tation business ns- - the existing cir- able figures. Thurston should go out of tho store business 307 Fort Street woilehouso. Dr. and MrB. St. D. U. was given Moana Hotul permit, It Is Olspn several times with questions ns Walters, at the Thurs cumstances would and altogether. Mrs. Victoria Ward, Misses day evening. Tho Kaal Qulntetto the Intention o! tho company to con. Olson quoted Thurston directly in his vnru, ana re- PHONE 12 Major Mrs. E. E. Wins Club furnished tho music. tlntto this policy and to keep up with remarks. Answering Thurston'H Mr. Davis, at tho conclusion of tho w, i.ioul. and Mrs. Italph .nrd, mark that 'it was bettor to bo rogu- - reading of tho report, addressed the ana tho times. Much hii3 been said In ftir. sirs. C. Wilcox. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dowtett's Dinner. passenger latcd by a national board rather than mooting, saying that perhaps ho knew A. A. Young. regard to excessive and Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs, freight rates charged on our steam- one of tho "mentnl caliber of some both sides of the question, and that ouiib, Miss IJ. n. Youns, As- Mr, nnd Jack Dowsctt entertained eighteen of ers, trtit an Impartial examination of boards of supervisors of the Terri as far as he knew the Planters' Mrs. j. o. Young, Miss Mr, II. Young, their friends at dinner at their home In regard not tory." Olson said that local boardi sociation had nothing officially to do Jack Young, Mr. Lcang KuoYlng. tho facts this will on Punahou street. The table was In boar out those statements. For years could not control outside tho three with the stores. Tho 'i on an . ' tho form of a horseshoe and was ar past the actual earnings of tho float- mllo limit. plantations were turiir r to one Exhibition of Fanclno Danclna.- - tistically decorated In Marguerites n few? point- man and he rnn the Somo Society U enthusiastic ing, property of tho company has not Mncfurlano then mado over tho fact and Af sold nt cost othei- - I profit Mrs. Mary Australian maidenhair fern. been more than sufficient to pay n ed remarks In which ho said that it nnd ' a that dunn has decided to of guests on up In Blvc ter the dinner a number tho fair rate of Interest on the capital looked to III in like an underhanded tho sales it was those SHAVING CREAM an exhibition of fancy dancing Dowcn-Spaldln- attended tho wed attempt railroads to extend charge. on evening at tho Donlno Thca Invested In that property, and tlic of tho ding. Among those who enjoyed tho to steamers to planta tro. This little theater has been ro ability of tho company to add to Its Interstate control tho It was tho Interest of hospltnlity of Mr, and Mrs, Dowsett thoy wore managers, ne- novated throughout, and tho children fleet from tlma to tlmo has not beon Just because under that tion ho said, to have LEAVES THE FACE SMOOTH AND COMFORTABLE AFT- will h th 1 . , 1 ,,,ulu ' Ui'U DUD. fiiuxuuugi lUIIIf control thcmsolves. sold as cheaply ns nn other A ,arK0 through Ub freight or passonger earn cessities V "' be". MaJr """l Jl- - Dunning, Mrs. to policy brought on feet plantations In order to keep the. la ER THE MORNINa SHAVE. number 7 Mrs, dunn's former pupils Henges, ing capacity, hut is due the This Thurston his . win appear and help the tiny ones Inaugurated many years ago, to carry immediately with a denunciation of borers satisfied, and ho believed llint In giving Mrs. Ounn a benefit. Special its own Insurance on Its vessels, anl those who wero making u personal where ptisslblo the laborers bought dances will bo given hrifl tho children ns a result every dollar winch wouiu matter out of tho discussion. "I have at independent stores Just to bo taking part will INTERSTATE McLean for and so have "ngln' tho government." wear beautiful , have been paid to outsldo Insurance known eari, You free sample at Three Gilbert numbers will be companies has been saved and used 1 1 Mactarlane. nnd I thought those In nnswer to n question by can get a Klvon by Margaret Center, Edith Kllj by the company In Improving Its twp woro my friends, hut they get as to tho proposition of soil- ling and Hazel Uuckland. Theso dan- COMMERCE LAW fleet of steamers. To bo sure, If tho up hero nnd tntlmato. if not abso- ing nt cost, Davis replied that tho ces, Ilonlta Caprlco, to bo danced by company had not been fortunate In lutely declare, that this matter was trustees resolved to agree to tho (!tiv tho trio is sure to make one the small percentage of losses in originated by tho Illlo Hallroad. 1 ernor'n suggestion that the stores do Benson, Smith & Go. of tho hits of tho ovenlng. Miss curred during tho years this policy have said that neither myself nor not inako a profit, ami he ndded tlutt AND FORT STREETS Klbllng HOTEL will wear n folly costume (Continued from Page 1) has been In voguo. It would not have any person connected witli tho rail the Independent stores would bo only PHOHE 297 of pnlo green and pink satin. Miss tory. been possible to have built such n road had anything tn do with this too pleased to sell their guods nt the Mnrgaiet Center who Is noted Ken of Its lu, ,n at-- 1 cost -- for hor same grounds taken at a pre steamer ns tho Maunn mil come here and talk hnstllo plantation stores could, allowing graceful dancing "Tho - v will oppoar In u vious meeting association, on Insurance sayjngs, hut owing to tho inospherc, ,but I unilersinuil tno ci- for bad dents and other loswS, Spanish ,costumo, of this nnd will danoo Jalco tho Prohibition question, when It was Espngnol, tho music and danco Is ono proposed to pass a Federal prohibi- of (Whorl's, tho naners fnstcm hav. tion law for the Territory, apply now Ing boon full oMhls fascinating danco, "f to the question of interstate com- u naving taKon tho Ilostonlans Now and merce Jurisdiction, and it would Yorkers by storm. Miss Haiel Duck-lan- therefore bo well members ns nn Italian dancing girt will for tho of to glvo careful execute "Dcautlful Venice" which is this association to before euro to bo appreciated by any audi consideration tho matter dice. stamping their approval on tho pro- SIXTEEN TIMES AROUND THE WORLD posed legislation. Other numbers on tho program will re no, a Russian Salon dance; tho cos "In tho first place, It should he tumes being specially designed by membered that although tho Inter- commerco op- hand a tobo drill ballet, clog, vo- state taw has been in and great lunteer, ltrltlsli Hussar, spring, doll eration as to railroads for n Innco, Jap loro song. In Japanese cos- number of years, it has nover before tume, scarf danco, Oypsy song nnd been npplled to water transportation, CADILLAC ONCE MORE PROVES ilanco, mosquito parade, folk dances except where connection Is rondo which have comu to fill an important with railroads and a through rato of placo In physical training. Thoy freight established. Congress has ITSELF MOST ECONOMICAL MOTOR CAR rnngu In character from the simple recognized this distinction for the Bong play In which tho accompanying paBt twenty-tw- o years. action may bo descriptive of somo "Had the Introduction of this trndo to the highly dovclopcd collec- amendment been the result of a do tion of movoments which aro not des- site on the part of the merchants of metropolitan dis- criptive of anything In particular, savo Honolulu to have such legislation Remarkable record submitted by 75 Cadillac "Thirty" owners in New York tho puro Joy of Ufa in rhymthmlc ex- enacted, It would In my estimation for mechanical re- ercise In varying degrees aro found have appeared to much hotter advan- trict who have driven their cars '398,884 miles xat a total cost tho elements of song, piny,, drama, tage, but In view of tho manner In nml vigorous muscular work. For our which it was sprung In tho Hquso pairs of $53.21, averaging 71 cents per car in'rposo, It Is nocossary to mako n and rushed through 'before nnone careful choice of material, as many had a chnnco to explain matters, aro very ovldently Inappro- Ho liavo ilnnccs clearly shows it beon the Equivalent to J. times around the collected and compiled from the users showed further that the .aver- result of poor design, inaccuracy of priate for scholastic and administrative underhanded work of somo porson 111(111111" incor- world 308,884 miles at a total ir signed statements 75 age gasoline consumption for the workmanshin and i cnBons. n to satisfy some imag- of the users. with desire parts, Folk dances should servo only their inary grievance he may hnvo against cost of $53.21! It was found that the 75 cars had touring cars was one callon for each rectly aligned leglllmato purpose, viz! and 15 of one of A year or more ago they proved recreation the company which It is my prlvl. , That is the amazinj; record reveal- traveled a total distance of 398,884 miles travel arid quart other supposed to bo derived of results lego to represent, nnd which roultl ed by the statistics just complied miles, or a distance equivalent to oil for each 175 miles of travel. The before the Royal Automobile Club ,frmn Informal gymnastics , Of courso, bo the only transportation company from the experiences of 75 Cadillac 16 trips around the world. u cars showed an nvcr-ag- e London that three Cadillacs could no ono expects that tho educational, affected by tho proposed legislation, of 17y2 milM for each gallon be torn down; all the narts thrown corrective and disciplinary results "Should tho railroad men In this "Thirty" owners in New York City Forty.six of the owners had no .which wo can best obtain from for-m- in- - of gasoline and 200 miles for each in a pile; a portion of these parts Territory succeed in having tho and vicinitv. repair cost whatever not a single gymnastics, will ever bo suppllod torstnto commerce law npplled to quart of oil. Some users obtained discarded and new ones substituted, hy folk dancoa," do wo wish It is doubtful if the entire history penny in spite of the fact that tho nor water transportation in this Terri 20 or more miles for each gallon of and the thrce cars built up again thorn, o subsorvo'tho functions of ath- tory, It be the means of placing of travel and transportation steam, some of them had driven their cars will gasoline, but the figures first' given from the heap of parts to run with letics, athletic games, or oven aesthe- tho entire transportation business be electric or gasoline can show a case as much as 18,000 miles. dancing. absolute sweetness without so tic tween and an the Islands in tho of parallel economy. are averages. and Qtinn VThe Highest individual repair Anything that Mrs under- hands of ono of tho biggest monopo- much as an lo'tn of looseness. Yaolng. There was in this instance no spe- year was is no disguising the fact takes, Is woll worth She is lies that tho merchants of this Ter- charge for the entire that There For this the Cadillao was award- nlwuys greeted by crowded housoa, ritory have ever had to contend cial striving to attain a minimum. of one user, whose car cost him that this record ha proved a revel- entertainment will bo no excep- ed the Dcwar Trcphy. . , . ,thls against. That this Is the object In ' The 75 owners went their separate for special reasons which did not ation, tven to automobile manufac- tion to the rulo. Mrs. dunn's dancing And now comes another demon- view is clearly shown by an article ways with their Cadillac ''Thirty" reflect upon the construction in any turers themselves. class will assist her. publlshod tit last Sunday's Adver stration which simnly emphasizes the . cars, each without reference to the way the distance carried tiser, .frpm which I quote as follows: $10, it It proves beyond a doubt what fact that the convictions of the Ca- Miss Ilarnaril and Miss Denton, who other. . " 'The railroad 'company's repro- - , b?ing 0,000 miles. always dillac to essentials nro visiting horo ns guests of Miss V 9T the Cadillao Company has Company as the the Interls snecfal precautions, : Jullctto Atheiton, aro charmod with sentatlves"contentl that Thev took no Eleven of the. others expended maintained, that th,c elements in of a long-live- serviceable and eco- g land business lmre Is practlcully'that .Honolulu, and aro enjoying ovory-thin- tfljut drovVf where they pleased, vvlfcn year from 25 cents to 50 :f: thts M during the motor car construction which aro nomical car arc correct. to ox"tont. Dcfore of a local railroad company. If tho fullest tney-- ( pieawo, now mcy picascu; cents, The average distance travel-c- d absolutely ncccTsafy to economy and Cadillao' measurements are finer returning to Mills Collego thoy hopo company Is not placed under tho wBr without thTllightest idea that their was 5,318 miles per car, yet the immunity repairs in greater proportion of essential to lslt Hawaii. Interstate commerce taws, and mada from arc scientific a to to made a matter i publish Its rates and submit the experience was to be average repair expense was less than design, standardization, accuracy of parts than those of any other car in Miss Entertained In Honor conditions of those laws, tho railroad Poterion of record. . .k . 71 cents per car. ". workmanship and correct alignment. the world finer than the costliest cf Ml:i Wenncr. company may be found entering the At the close of 1000 statistics were' 'The igned statements of these 75 Also that necessity for repairs is the cars made. Miss Margaret Peterson was tho 'steamship business Itself to insure -, hostess on Thursday afternoon at n rates to Its overland shippers bo- 1 yond (irldgo party ut tho attractive homo of their Island terminal ports.' AiL. parents, on Kceaumoku btroot in "Now, gentlemen, what does that her ' you honor of M lss Wonner. Ueaulirul mean? Simply this; That will prlzos woro awarded, Miss Jesslo Kon' bo at tho tnorcy of a gigantic monop- nody carrying off first honors, and oly, who will Bnap their fingers at .Miss Lillian Darnnrd second. Dotl any attempt you may make heroaft-e- r to of Hamm-YoUn- clous refreshments were served. secure reasonable rates V'On g CO., Sole Honolulu Agents freight you lie In tho hands Ltd., Among thoso Invited wero Miss Ireno nnd will Flshor, Miss Itoslnrlck, Misses Allro of n combination of men who nro try-- : WatarhouBo, Mlaa Ken-Jos- , Ing to do everything In tholr power pud Eleanor - i .. m Miss Margaret Castle, Miss Ju- to ndvauco their own pcrsonnl Inter- -' vam L. m llctto Athcrton, Miss Barnard, Miss estB at tho expouto of tho merchants i. ii 5jB .,'.'' ft K.irvi 'Vfv

12 BVENINQ MIM.nTIN, HONOLULU. T. It., 1'HIDAY, JUNK 10, lblO.

Mrs. Reca' guests: Major nnd Mrs.t n lelstirclv manner. The scenery Is, Dunning. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ivors, so beautiful, when In nutos 011 account .Mr. nnd Mrs. llnrold Dillingham, Mrs. of the rapid transit many hits of the llvde-Smll- go Cured . of San Francisco,. Miss scenery by n.ioliharved. In this In Dyspepsia Mny Damon, Mr. William 0 Irwin, stance this trip Is being done- by drlv Doctor Smith, of Iho U. S. Navy and Ing. The different nights will be A n woman of Camden, Muholendorf. spent with rrlends nt their country Mr. Pnul , N, J., U. S. A., writes an Interesting 8ft ' , 'i4Mu Minnies wh ch aro situated on the Hunj Duffy's Pure Malt r Stag OJnner. . .,,Js fft '('windward sldo of the Island. iv letter praising . 6 Lieutenant 'Hdnen, will 'bo spent nt Halclwn. ThJTo nro relieving her husband OC! uH. ., Whiskey for tnlncd nt a stag dinner Monday eve- so many beautiful attractions nt this of stomach ning nt tho Young Hotel. Thu nffulr beautiful lesort that one Is always and herself , sejious ushers and fellow officers nt Fort sure of a pleasant sojoujn. r troubhs. ,' i"n' - was Rlfcn In honor of his best man, Walt Whiskey hns Shnttcr. The beautiful t iblu glowed Mr?. Herbert Vos of New York nil "Duffy's l'ure t my mrsbftnd a great v) 1th softly ami the .Him-d,a.- done me nnd , shaded cnndles Miss Annie Gtnham will nrrlv? could wns Coney dcnl of good. At times when I centerpiece of scarlet carnations. on the Korea, tn visit Mrs. my . cat retain anything on .n Mnny toasts wero drank 10,1)10 future at city several months, The not or this for tablcspoonful Duffy' i ""?! Mrs. Ilovvcn and many wllty speechee two society women have a host of stomach u of 15 would give mo exchanged, nnd 'un enjdjiiblo evening friends In Honolulu utid they will bo Pure Malt Whiskey .J was spent. given n rnv.il wclcninn und will In strength lind rcllove me of that llrod i tho Incentive for much ciilcit.ilnms.nt. nervous feeling. Mr. and Mrs. Klebahn's Dinner. "My husband had stomach trouble if pud It Mr. nnd Mrs. Frederick Kleb.ihu en Mr, nnd Mrs, Edward Tenney, with Indigestion from childhood. quit tertnlned Saturday at dinner In honor their daughter mid son, will leave for became bo bad ho had to work. of Mrs. Rcnjes. Tho decorations were Frnuclt-c- on He begnn taking Duffy's Pure Malt lio I From K.."0 In o'clock San tho nest Wll'iolmlni Mrt. E. Faxon Bishop's Luncheon. songi h to wllli he characters ti'tte Club, II entirely Among thoso pros Whiskey, n tnbespoonrul beforo tot Hawaiian Band will play Inroses. They will visit a number of tho, nt Miss I21sn llenjcs and Miss Meier rho represents l.nvfug nu claim thcRnl ent wore Mr. tind Mri. Frederick Klo meals nnd nt bed time. Ho was soon being .Moana Intel Don't hesitate tractlvu summer rosqrUJii California were thn complimented guests nt i vlthcr nn elocutionist or n at the Mrs. jtcujes. Mr. nnd Mrs I))w nblc to go to work, nnd cat a hearty , Inhn, Mrs. Tenney Miss Wlllif Im'l'ui Will vlilr-l- was given Mu'idu 'ojllst she cnrrlcs her audience with her to niond jour dollar. Think what and sett Mr. and Mrs. Clnilen llrjunl Hono'.iilu 'mill! Novem- meal. i 12. - In a nu will get 111 n ck'llcloiH llsh not ictiirn to Mm. I'hxoii Illsnop at- licr valle; stjlo that Is utmost hypnotic. Ami leturn Cooper, MIs'AVn'.kcr ami Mrs Hobjy MI18. SA11A 12. BCOTT Duffy's J'uro Malt Whiskey Is pal- - residence. Covers were laid for ho best of It Is, that pleasant mem chowder with all tho accessories, nirtf ber. 1 i Walker. nnd agreeable to the lnost sensltlvo stomach I certainly am n twehe The ortiamcutatlon of the orles and pleasant thoughts arc the n wholo evening of fun. ntnblc Lieut. Ilunhfleld. IJ, 8. M C. gave friend of jour for llio benefits derived from jour mcdlclno nnd heartily tablo as beautiful, consisting ol "left overs" of her recitals. She Mr, and Mrs. Phillips' Olivier. t Mr. Mrs. Emory's Dinner. a pol luncheon Thursday In honor of recommend It to till." Mrs. Sam H, Scott. C02 N, Cth Street, Camden, Shasta dalslfs and violet Uirgt strlkv.8 a strain of pathos that starts and Mr and Mrs. Mannlo Phillips enter Kmory enter- Mr. nnd .Mrs. Austin Smith. Tho N. J., U. S. A. corsage bouquets of the latter flown tears to tho e)o, but It is tho kindly, Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter lit dinner Thursday evening In talned ten of their friends was given this oinccr's homo were found nt each place, and worn lovnble, conuortablo sort with the tained at dinner Thursday evening. table was at Kmory's mother and The at Walklkl. ("overs woro laid for ten. i (luring tho afternoon bj the bevy of harshness entirely removed. Her song honor of Mr. artistically In cut flowers Whiskey fifty wedding annivers- decorated After luncheon thu party motored to Duffy's Pure Malt pretty girls and joung matrons thai "In Dear Hawaii" has become a favor- father's first Hnndsoine place nnd maidenhair fern. - ' If vvlah to keep voung, strong Bnd vigorous wero present. was ite throughout the lilnnds ami a per- ary Last ear Mr. and .Mrs. Emory Moanaliia. ion and have on sour I.tniihcon served cards Indicated the place of each 0110 glow of perfect health, at one o'clock In main dining manent part of tho bland music. celebrated their golden wedding nt . ilireks tho the of the guests. After dinner a inu Duff Whiskey reg- om. setting was of palma. their eon's home. On this occasion Miss Vcru 'Damon, daughter of Mr. tako j 's Puro Malt The slcal evening was enjojed ularly, according In directions. It innglng biskots and a beautiful floral WcdMtday Afternoon Brldgo Club. tho L'morys' beautiful valley homo and Mrs. Frank Damon of this city, with "gold- a tones and sticngthens tho heart piny. After luncheon n number Tho Wednesday Aft! moon Bridge was decorated throughout Mr. and Mrs. Gordon entertained a will entertain on Tuesday next nt Th en which grows so luxur-luosl- y to be given In ef, action ami purines the entire svstcin. f the guests plnvcd bridge. Among Club met with Mrs, John Hornbcrger shower," dozen or their friends nt dinner Man-da- ten honor her house evening's ' ' - It Is recognized na a family medt-ilu- o thni scaled at the lunchion tali'" it h'r artistic home on Green street, in Honolulu. evening. The table was decorat- guest, play-n- was quiet nature, ow- cveij wheic. Mrs 12. Faxon Ulshop Miss KIsii Wednesday was an Ideal day for celebration of n ed In jellnw roses. After a delightful s. xic Mrs. Em- CAUTION-WI.e- n you ask for It Itrnjes Miss Meier. Mrs. U.toIiI Cas cards, although raining. It was ing to tho Indisposition of eojourn of several months Mr uud Prior to their departure) Captain mid -- massed Duffy's Pure Mnlt whiskey, be sure you ! Mrs Gustav Schaefer, Miss nolle ool one Is so used to the sunshlney ory, Sr. Tho tablo was with Mrs. Gordon departed Wednesday on Mrs. Falls entertained at dinner Tues ll, Beauly roses tho Genuine. It's the only absolute-- . Herbert, Miss Bmlly Illce. Miss Allc Hjs In "Fair Hnwall" tint when an long stemmed American the Sierra tor their homo on tho main- day nt the Young Hotel in honor of Oct - 1T ccaslunil showery dij- untPK mnng tho guests woro Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon. ly pure medicinal matt whiskey and is 'Wnteihouie. Miss r Alexandc coino land. ' i 1 Wllw ll othy Woo J. M.ss WIMielmlni ono's m!n I H oecutile.l with some Philip Frear Mr. rnd Vrs. Wnltcr ' sold In scaled bottles only; never In Tnn ml Mis? Boitrlce lloisvvorih form or v.o ire apt tn Coonib.. Mr and Mrs, Lorrln Thurs Mr. and Mrs. E. Faxon Bishop re Mrs. Huntington nnd son of Call bulk. Look for the trade mark, the " be discontented. All the members at ton Mr. Mcrrlam and others. turned last week to their valley fornla nro rtavlng at the Moana Ho "Old Chcmlct," on the label, and make Sonn Recital at Davie Memorial Kail tended Wednesday and an enjojnblo homo after, a several months' sojourn tel, Mr Huntington Is nn eathint sure the teal over the cork Is unbrok itar-yg- of Mrs Carrie Jic lis Hen J jvlll give: spent, the hostess hiving The engagement Is unnounced nt their residence ' nt Walklkl The ustlc swimmer and Is nn alt around en. Write Medical Department, The ' Gras to Monsieur Bonvll Dully Whiskey SSK A a song recital u an ek from tonight ct d"omr nv or) thing conceivable flr the Mlrs Dairy Frederick Klcbahtis are orcuplng athlete. Mall Co.. Rochester. visiting her Y.. U. tho Davlcs Memorial Hall. The re. comfort and rntertalnmcnt of her Hon Miss Gias has been this beach llln for the prcont nnd N. 0. A. cltal will tako" place at 8U3 o'clock kneels. Mm. Turner won the first lruher In law and sister. Consul and aro entertaining their numerous Judge L'catty uud daughter, Mrs Ralph Forstcr, nt tho British Mrr Corn In I', lleet, Mrs Samuel prize, u Mlvor lion bun spoon. Mrs Mis In nn ciijovablu.nn 1 Informal Wilfiht, with l"l mid friends weio covcied cat nation.). unloir ut Yale. 1 Dunning, Mrs. Sanfoid II. Dole. Mn I'lllnnm was awarded tho rccan I, a Consulate. Sho Is ono of tho prettiest manner. (lowers when they departed Wednes- ' and most attractive girls of tho French , S. M. Damon, Mrs I2rucst Molt Smith" mcnlr spoon. About t 30 o'clock day 011 tho Slerrn. Mr. nnd A)rs. Austin Smith nro so- tjpo, possessing tho vivacity that tho Governor nnd Mrs. Frear wero do ,Mr. Frederick .leuott Lowrcy, Mrs 1'inin re'rohments wero s'rvel. Admiral ni)d ,Mrs. Itecs mid Major journing tho Moana , Mr. women nro for. Mon- pasrcligers on tho S'crrt, nt 'Hotel. V Dillingham, Mrs T. Cllvo Among thoso present wero Mrs. John French noted Dunning making nt lurtln? U.t.Kli la rt mMllnnnlrn . If. nn IiIh " and Mrs. nru a tour Mrs. Thomas Church entertained ijastic, sieur Bonvllllon Is nlso French and Is Wednesday Governor and ;,, Dalles Mrs. William Richard Hornbcrger, Mrs. Ijuic, Mrs. Putnim of tho Islands. Tue left Honolulu u prettily appointed luncheon Tues Mri. l'icarfe nro cinrmtj w,, bMiitluo of tho representative or Patho Freres Ill Mrs T Faxon lllshop, Mrs. Oeorge .us. Ward, Mrs. Turnr, Mrs. Wll Friday and will not leturn until late day, Covers wero lnld for eight, nnl visit In Wushtngton, D. C, and Monolu'ii nnd the. number of attrac-th- e Bios. This vming nmn was In Hono-lu'- u Potter, Mrs. Herman Fockci Xlr Al Hams Mrs. Arthur Mnrx. Mrt. Fred Sunday. This tour will be ta'xen In (he tnblo was bedecked with pink Governor will attend his class . lions this cuty affords. Gartley, Mrs Arthur WjjlU, Mrs erlck Kamrey, Mrs. Fiank Robards Inct February and resided for onto g George Hctbert, Mrs. Walter'HoIf- - Mii. Qhapnian. Mrs. Pardee, Mrs soveral months In this city before man, Mrs. Jack Gait, Mrs. Carl Hollo Smith. Mrs. Chaulker, Mrs. Shecdy, Inc over to tho sliidln in ShaiiKhnl way, Mrs. Chailos Bryant Cooper, Mrs. Mrs. WCcax and Mrs. Falls. which belongs to the prominent Arm man i W.. I), Weslervolt, Mrs. Thoodort that he represents. This joung nppearance, Richard, Mrs. New comb, Mrs. Jack Buffet Luncheon. possesses a line personal ( equally as 'Dow sett Mrs. William D. Adams, Mrs One of the most elaborate affairs Is a (great traveler, and Is MniKleur Bon 'Henry Bond Restarlck, Mrs. A., J, of. the week Wns the buffet luncheon popular as his fiance. Ljon Mis. Dhwird Tfnncy wll Mrs. nt vllllon nrrlved from the Orient Satur and .ailEJlJtf' Arthur Wlldor her mng tuko part. artistic bungalow ..nt Walklkl. Lunch day on the Nlpion Maru The J 7 following program will bo rcn- - eon was ono o'clock on pcdplo are receiving the well wlshoi "The served at tho -J- p of numerous as fdcred : largo lanal overlooking the sen. Tho nnd congiutiilntloiis their TtafiSeui Stories lepast wus served from a long table friends. Tho Frco Conceit. banked with Mniguerltes and Aus- &ZSS&B Mrs. Frear's Dinner. Thu City Visitor. tralia maidenhair ferns. After lunch- Governor and Tho gubernatorial mansion was tho as' Tho City Reporter. eon the guests nnd their charming 3 a Monday An I've Got Home, hostoss devoted tho afternoon to scene of brilliant dinner Jt iij evening Covers were lnld for four J Bungs. bridge. .Among tho guests were Mrs was In Shadowy. George Potter, Mrs. Robert Atkinson teen, and tho table decorated m oichlds, Among those present woro " Wlimi In Hull, I Your CnatlcH. Mrs Harold Glffard Mrs. C B High, --Mrs Edward Tenney, Mrs. The Perfect Daj (new). Mrs Arthur Brown Mrs J S Walker Mr. and Jacobs-Bond- . Miss Elchler, The Shepherdess (now). Mrs. Arthur Berg Miss Alice Roth, Carrie MrH. Miss Grundy Judgo "Bongs Stories. Miss l.ady Macfarlaue, Mies Alico Wright, and Dcntty. Prof, Scott, Prof. Uramatn of 1 lome. Macfarlano, Mrs. Frederick Klebihn, Tho Smith Uoy und Ills Mother. Miss Helen Alexander, Mrs. Mannlo Toklo, and otheis, illlu itiittntiH nro marked "U. S." Phillips, Mrs. Hnrry Lewis, Miss Mrs CockroR of Oakland, with her to with Winston, Mrs, Alexander Compboll, pi'GpIng Church Mother. two daughters, Miss Chnrlottd und Mrs Jack Dow sett, Mrs. B. A. Jones, Stoilcs. Miss Grace, aro sojourning nt tho ! What's tho Use? Mrs Joseph Oilman Mrs. Ralph Fors-te- r - k' Moana Hotel MUs Grace Wathani . s My Old Man's and Mrs, Georgo Rodlek, and olli-eis- . Scorching- of Is also of tho party. Mr. Songs. California - Cockroft. who Is general passenger H dtf I You Truly. Loo agent of tho Oceanic S. 8. Co , will o for You. Mr. and Mrs. Dillingham's Dinner. Juit on the next Wllhuliulu.i und Join Four Lino Songs. Twelve covers encircled tho beau- Rt which his famllj at the Moana. Day Songs tifully appointed dinner table Hot (now). Mr, nnd Mrs. Harold Dillingham pre- (Stories. Mr. Dondero's Dlnrwr. sided as host und hostess lit their at About Little Kittens. Mr. Dondero entertained Saturday j Bongs. tractivo bungalow on Beretnnla ave- evening In honor of Miss Eva Undo-ma- n You can feci strength and energy oozing nue. This entertainment was given In out Lullabj s. at n dinner party nt tiio Young iixrc of Mrs. Dillingham's mother, In Dear Old Hawaii. honor Tho tnblu was bodtcked In of your pores with every drop of perspiration. Mrs. Smith of San Francisco, Hold. "Is Yo?" Ildo violets. Among thoso present were -- who will spend tho summer months To Ll'l Lamb. Miss Llndcman, Miss Gencvtovo Lang Wpik because you have to. And thirsty!! Can't with daughter nnd son In law. 'The Play MakelJellevo (new) her ton, Mr. Dondero and Lieutenant dinner tablo was ornamented with 8tory. Ahem. quench it. You'll enjoy a delicious, sparkling glass of Path o' Life. vvhlto carnations und maidenhair fern, RTho whllo vvcru K A hero and thero silver Mrs. Frear's Luncheon. tho new Mrs.' Walker's Dinner. candlesticks with shades of Mrs. Frear, wife of Governor Frear, Valley, Mrs, Tiffany green. mu feu her home In Nuuanu After dinner a entertained at luncheou Saturday In In was enjoyed. Among Jano Walker entertained at dinner slcal evening honor of Mrs. Wright, daughter of D. din thoso present Mrs. Har- Itionor of Mrs. C. Wells. This were Mr. and Judgo Beatty of- - California, About farowell, jSer was In the naturo of a old Dillingham, Mrs Hdo Smith, Mr twenty guests wero Invited to meet Fns Wednesday An., nintwx-.- l I, rtu M, nn.l Men Mr. and Mrs Wells left HIIU II.VIIOi ,.,W!UU ,b0, (...., tho gucBt of honor. Roses were used on tho Sierra for San Francisco. This Charles Bryant Cooper, Major and as an ornamentation for the tablo. nffalr was a pretty one. Tho tablo Mrs. Dunning, and Mr. and Mrs. , 'was ornamented In roses and smllax, George Potter. Tea nt Country Club. Covers wore arranged for twelve. Hoffman entertained ecu Mis. Walter ' 3 ir ir Dr. and Mrs. Phillip Frear's Dinner. Infoimally at tea at tho Country Club, r. and Mrs. Du Rol's Dinner. Yellow coreopsis ndorned tho din Wednesdny afternoon. Tea was serv- Mrs. Carl which 'Tuesday evening Mr. and ner tablo at the dinner wat ed on tho inakal veranda, and tho doz- u Rot entertained at dinner at their given by Dr. and Mrs. Frear, Tuesday en gupsts thaOwore present spsnt an Mrs. Courtlaml. touuanu Valley home In honor of evening, at the Hotel Jills enjoyable, afternoon difference-coo- Rcnjes. The wns given In of 'You'll feel the l, comfortable, (tltenjos and Miss L'lsa affair honor M1ss,Ljj . W W H , refreshed. i was decorated In Llndcman. .The following gifeots .a,- - w .. n ., n nm- - ' . Ware circular table rtllU itwiia,w.k..j ,vi, w v..j i..f..n.. vt . l'll. ... uiuiui-uuu,- Mciigiuuiuy wnitn carnations uhu were present: Mr. nnd Mrs. Percy 'Mrdnd Mrs. Ivors entertained, at mM a"msl ji queicneu..i iNow, isn t it wortli Attractive place cards wero found at Morso. Mr. and Mrs. Llndcman, nnd (flnner Thursday evening In honorJbf trying? Itho Dlaco of each guest. Among thoso Mr, LMnards. G. tablo xv)is fl Mr. William Irwin,, Tho J-- ' Iwho enjojed Mr. and Mrs. Du RoI'b ornninented with roses and smlln'x, GET THE GENUINE hospitality wero Mrs. Rcnjes, miss Bin Dolnns at Outrigger Club, Covers were lnld for sixteen. After Rcnjes, Mr. and Mrs. Constnblo and This evening will be a gala night at dlnper brldgo whist wns played "until Mr. Woltcrs, the Outrigger Club, nnd at the Moatin a lato hour. Delicious Refreshing Wholesome Hotel A chowder will bo served nt hirst-Quenchi- Mr. Jieobs Dond's Recital. tho club from llvo o'clock until eight. Admiral and Mrs. Rees' Dinner, 1 ng VVhcnevcr Mrs. Jucbosnond la tn gle After Hint n water carnival will take Mr. William G. Irwin was the com ! S Carrie ou ecc an 4. recital In the Parish houuo of tho place. Dancing will tuko placo In plimcnled guost Tuesday evening at I Central Union church on Friday oven tho pavilion of tho Outrigger Club, tho dinner which was given by Arrow think very good news Moana Seasldo Mrs. Corwln Tho 5c Everywhere fe'liig Juno 17. This Is and also at the and and Jleos. of Coca-Col- a t to tho old frlonds of Mrs. jacoun iu Hotels, A chargo of a dollar will be color fecheme for this function was ho heard her during her first visit tn made for the chowder. This also en- pink and green. A dellcnto shudo of jitho city, and ulso gram m " "'"- - title! one to danco at all of tho three pink carnations, combined with maid- ril.n hae heard of her and have long- - plurua, Excellent music will bo fur- enhair fern, decorated the contrr of KS for tho opportunity of listening to nished. The largo dining room at tho tablo. Hand painted place cards "To Intel pretatlon of her compositions. tho ,Moana has been, engaged for thu Indicated tho places or the guests. pub fn brldgo dMrs. Bond as an author and occasion. This floor hns been iut After dinner several rubbers of Bottled Exclusively in Honolulu by Hawaiian Soda Works Phone 516 Shor linn made a great success. To fine condition for dancing. Music will wero enjoyed. Tho following people lllifen to hor Interpretation of herj be furnished by Knafs Hawaiian Quln- - wvro numbered among Admiral and PT'v? Wf

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my not always uncrtly, our Jesus do my ilttlo share by giving up to comment upon tho resignation of top card nil the way through tlont law In tills State local bourds of Christ, because, in Ills own words. whole time to it. I shall oppose Dr. Wasson or to say if ho would "Tho ProhlbltlonlstH prbulalm with commissioners who would have full He camo 'di inking.' A copy of tno that menace to true religion with make any comment upon It In his Ber nn nlr of bold confidence that their power to determiner whether the appli- To Preach Temperance, Prohibitionist, the official organ of voice and pen. mon before tho diocesan convention crusado ngalnst rum Is Insed on the cant is n fit person to conduct tho party, Is tomorrow. , teachings In the Now I I the National Prohibition Will Write and Speak. lllble. cbnrg' liquor business, The sale of beer an night Or Wasson told a World tho r )gnoi-nnt- ly before me, containing an editorial "Willi my brother I am now col Prohibitionists with cltlu-- wlno should ha Increased In this coun- reporter that ho would base his cam-- ' or willingly In this ery strain, the gist of Avnlch laborating on a book aiming at mm' mlsrcprfhuhtlug tho try und no ban should he placed on palgn on tho i chit Ion of tho church' teachings of nn ques- is that if Jesus did drink wi.ia He to oxposo tho teal character of this the lllble this whiskey, but that drink thnuld not be Ignorant, He to tcnieraiice, He advanced several tion ot tho iifco or .iliYihoire btVcfagcs. Mlrtluragcd. It should be of was of tho fact that d tcmpcrui.ee movement and tho duly Not Prohibition to reasons on which ho will urge tho re- "I would remind tha 'prohibitionists every man to was sotting a bad example nil to show how Intemperance cuti be pupularlio tho less harm peal of tho local option Inw and nsk that tho Illblo condomns fill future ages? Jesus Christ must sit met and uvcrcome, here n little and lntotnlKiraticu drinks. for such reforms ns ho says will place In spicih as well as In drink. This itcH h placed at the feet of theso blasphemers to a little, by methods thut ap- "Int'tiil should In tho there the liquor traffic In tho hands of re- fight must bo carried on ontttdo tako lessohs in good morals! And prove themselves to the reason und the State homes. Tho Institutions are now (William spectable persons. walls of (ho chinch. empty Tho Itcv. Dr. A. Wasson, theso modern scribes and Pharisees Invade no Inherent rights. t anil bec.tusu tho Sttito lus no nu Dr. Wasson will not preach on tho Local Option a Club. 'thorlty to tnl.u roitor o( Grace I'lotestnnt .Uplsio-lul- l have the brazen i.ene to call them- writing for tho periodical press us the drunkards from mas- subject whllo he Is In tho pulpit, hut "tho local option system crciles their funillleii In many towns thero chuixli,' Hlverhcad, I,. 1., has selves Christians! Culling tho well, And 1 nui prepaied to speak if " ho will carry on his campaign entire- condition of uncertainty. This nv, Is nro men who should bo to ter of the homo lleelzcbnb, how wncrovcr men will listen to tho taken thn resigned his pastomto In a letter ly outstdo tho church. Ho will use a club held over tho head of every homes and kept until they urn much moro then of his household, voice of tho Church and tho nicisage thero 'to lllshop Durness, ami will rIvo his homo In Mattlck ns headquarters man engaged in business. Tlru reputa-- ' cured. The InslltulloiiH would not b everlasting gospel has Ills vvholo time to IlKhtliiK prohibi- "This Perfidious Crusade. of the that from where bo will distribute litem bio dealer Is often punished for the empty If this rulo were followed" tion and "Icmpornnce, falsely so "This pcrlldlous crusado denies been Intrusted to her cure. I nro mid unswer calls to any towtu disorderly conduct of tho dlvekoeper. tears away and I my called, and nilvocntliiR tle trno torn anil, whero It tan, "Henceforth shall give time which may usk for his uld. "Tho present tendency Is to dlsrour- - I licrnnco, vfhlUi means moderation dcLtioyg tho lawful liberty, where- and thought to lighting temperance "Htrlp prohibition of tho cantlco'il ago the reputable men from selling TO CURE A COLD IH ONE DAY and self control," uijs the New with Chrlslhath made us free. Our falsely and advocating the 1'iis robes with whlch'lt clothes Itself liquor and to divert thq business intoi York Woild. own brandi of the one uuUersal trim temperance, which means mod- mid I ventiiro to suy It will lose thr'o the bands of Irresponsible and lawless, Take Laxative Dromo Quinino .i The resignation Is to take cried Church, In agreement with all the eration mid self contiol. Yours sin- fourths of Its present lnlluenco and persons , Tablets. All druggists refund 01. Hoptonibcr t. other nnclci.t divisions of tho same, cerely, IKiwer over the minds of tho people," "Tho law ought to nlm at the cluvai the money if it fails to cure. Climax of lor- - Fight. exprossly and formally places the "WILLIAM A. WASSON." hald Dr. Wusson. "The prohibition ng- - tion of the business nnd tho Improve- E. V. Grove's signature is on a llailti-- n Ilil.j rnlltr(iiiu avian Tho decision of l)t. WnsMin to wine cup In tho hands of eory com- lllshop llurgess, ut tho seo house iviui'in uiu tinuiniiip)ii.blm. til in lvurtiuuo tvi . ment of tho personnel. each box light aB.ilniit pnililliltlmi and toi municating member and commands: In Oarden City, refused last evenlns for all It is worth. It has been their "I would siibstltuto for the Local Op. I'ARIS MEDICINE CO , St. Louis. U & A. w- -f on saloons U n Lllmax lo a urn-te- st Uilnk this.' Indeed, it looks this o( fcevcml jearH. which lias miuament us at once tho consum- ghen lilm a nation wide reputation. mation and tho wcllsprlug of tiio Four jears bbo h caused n (uror Christian's spiritual lire. Our nt Ithcrhead and Plrowlicro on Loiib r tis-z-u. church, in to many words. In tho Island by publishing a letter on the Catechism, teaches that wlno (and license qucatlotv nhkli was at dipt lhMssav3 by analogy other alcoholic beverages a time cngroslne the attention o the that mayjjo no inoio dangerous than stronger people ot nh ci head, which had been wlno) Ikib an even claim "dr" for Rnetnl jeaia. As a le than (hat of legitimate Indulgence. suit It e "wet1 ncaln nnd l under serious consideration for It teaches that wine Is u food: 'Our has been "wet" oVer slnco, Bomo months. It does not mean that bodies nre strengthened and refresh- How IlecaiiEO of IiIr working openly I hao I ecu tcgard for tho Church ed by the bread and wlno.' ngalii3t "tcmheranto, falsely so call- or her woik or lew appreciation ot far, or whether at all, tho Individ- ed," there hits been constant friction my duty and privilege as bur min- ual members of. the Church shall in the Kheiherul chinch. While a ister. .On the contiitry, It is these lommonly uso these beverages, the largo part of the comjminlty il ory coi.sldcrrtlons tunt nro detor-mliilu- g Church leaves lo the conscience and tho minUter In tho stand ho my cnuiHo thnt 1 niay'scno tho gend sense of the mcmbci, took, some of IiIk p.irlBhoners ,dla-Ulic- il tho Church inoio cHertually. I vco "Unchristian Propaganda. tho notoriety brought on ilo an ampler opportunity than n local "Tho moral Influence of this ty- church and (ithor.s disliked his pistornto tan afford ot preaching rannical, uuscrlptura) and unchris- on tho IKJuor qticHllon, the Uospol as this Chinch hath tian prohibition 'propaganda is thefo Iiuh been no il tho ti.ima; and I feol that 1 wholly and many sldcdly bad. While to got Dr. ..iihsoii to resign ami am 'thereunto called.' tho masses of Its adherents nro no WHISKY ho has been jmciciisful in his church "Ilia supremo Immorality that doubt slncoro and honest, Its work. ' confronts and tlireatcjm tho Chris as n class, ussault nil who '" savage RYE Dr. Wnsson's letter. tian church in mis louutry is mat differ from them with and j W 5T Dr. Wnsson tots foith his reasons which masks nnd uilstcprctcutH lf enemous ferocity. They admit no ? sasc for giving up his ministerial work itniler tho guho of that nouia dllfcronco n judgment. Kvcn to nnd lighting tho prohlhltlonlntn and wor- d- tempernniot Tho piohlbltloii question their wisdom argues moral other teniDorunro woikers In his lot' moNemeiU Is more dangerous than deprtivlty. In addition, they slau PERFECT BLEND tor to lllshop Ilurgess, which fol- cdiimierilallsm, for the latter, nl dcr and falsify. They tiruwbeat. ' lows: least, makes no pretenses. If It de- They bet wicked traps lo entice to GUARANTEED UNDER NATIONAL FOOD ACT. "Oraco Ohur;h Uectory, moralizes. It does not decehe. sin Whore they prevail, there be- PURE "Rleihead, U I., May 14, 1910 "The poisonous lnlluenco of this gins an orgy of hypocrisy and law "The night Hev, Frederick llurgess, humbug 'temijerance' is more disas- breaking nnd the last state of tho 0. D., lllshop of I.oug Island. trous than that of drunkenness, for community .Is worm than tho first. America's V"M Dear HUliop: I hereby ten- tho latter Is Keen mid loathed for "I hellevo theio Is a great and Finest Production der you my leslgnatlon of tho rec-- . what It Is, whereas tho prohibition urgent woik for tho Church and her torshin nf draco Church. Hlverhead, propiganda naiades In tho livery of Master to l'n done In exposing nnd fc Co., " ' iiT lako'effec( on Bnpleinber 1 nel. he.iwn, iiiiiibntlui' this threatened, reign of Lovejoy Sole Agents iiiia is n ricp unit i nno unit "Thl. ipiultnm 'lempcfaneo' hlurj, U.iul. In this woik I liiopo"o to

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LEGAL NOTICES. Oceanic Steamship Company Alexander & Baldwin, PINK PILLS HELPED TAFT WILL NOT BE DISTRICT COURT OP Tlik SCHEDULE S. S.IERRA, 10.000 TONS DISPLACEMENT IN TIIR LIMITED. FROM THE FIRST UNITED STATES, FOR THE TEIV Leave S. F. Arrive Hon. Leave Hon. Arrive S. F. OK HAWAII. IITAILIIHID 01 1811. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. niTOUY i H. P. Baldwin President Parents of Qlrls Approaching ROOSEVELT June 18, June 24 June 29 July 5 ilt UN1TBD OF AMBR- - W. O. 8mlth.. First Womanhood Should Consider THE STATES July 9 July 15 July July 20 W. M. Alexander . 1CA, Plaintiff, vs. WILLIAM R. 20.,,,., Re- $G5 first class, single, S. F.; $110 first class, round trip, San Fran y. Second the Treatment Which CASTI.E, ot ul., Defendants. cisco. BISHOP & CO. j..iv cooko ...... r,!,,;,.. stored This California Action brought In snld District Court, lTh!rd" Vlco-Pre- "Manager - nnd tho Petition fllod In tho office ot C. BREWER & CO., LTD., General Agents. Wntotiiounq r . Woman to Health. and tJ. Treasurer u tho Clerk of said District Court, In Paxton , Secretary Wlion tlio girl develop Into wo- iatou K.'iE. jounjr Honolulu. . 3l B. Castle Director manhood tliero Ii always the dansrr m a J. Jl. Oalt Director general breakdown nnles tlio'blnofl li I'ltKNIIlKNT 10 IlK IX I'EJf.NSVL. Pacific Mail Steamship Co., Commercial and Trav- THE UNITED TV. R. Castle Director pum and rrl. Tlili Is epeoisly truo K VAMA MIIKN' TRAVELER THE PRESIDENT OF elers' Letters of Credit 8TATKS OF AMERICA GREET- shonxcn-tudle- i oi'nTrworlj!, RKTUJINH. issued on the Bank of It U n tlnnger, llowcwr.1 that run lie ING TO: - ? and Toyo Kisen kaisha Sugar radly if trtn warning symptom WILLIAM R. CASTLE; IDA R. CAS California and The Lon- Factors. aertI 26 of limx)eriihpil blixvl are promptly heed- Washington, May President TLE, wlfo of WILLIAM R. CAHTKE.1 don Joint Stock Bank Commission Merchants, ed. Pallor, li"S of spirit", depiwlon, Toft will not attend tho home-comin- g WILLIAM R. CASTLB, Trustco; J. U. l Ltd., London. lark of amliit'oii and short new hrcnth In honor of Theodoro JOHNSON, whose full and true namu Steamers of the above Companies will Cnlt nt HONOLULU and Leave arosomoof tlieco syiiiptonn wlilrli'Van celebration this Port on or about the Dates mentioned below: Correspondents lor the and Insurance Agents not lm iiital.rn. To enuro liealllitul Roosotclt In New York, on Juno 18th. lc unknown! UWINl JOHNSON, wiro full true American Express Com- . Agents for ileelopnipnt steps mnt lio taken at onre "Tho President hns been urged to at- of J. D. JOHNSON, whose ond & to (bo Monti, WILLIAM Hawaiian Commercial Sugar Co. build up wbeuoer theo tend by representatives of the Ropub-lfca- n namo Is unknown; c Leave Honolulu For Orient. Leave Honolulu For S. F. pany anr1 Thos. Gok & Haiku Sugar Company, symptoms aro iirpwnt. The experience HANNAH MARKHAM:' Club of New York, who first ACHI: Tcnyo Maru June 7 Siberia June 11 Son. Pala Plantation. of biliitlmls of ttouien lmi proeltbat CEOHOE MARKHAM, husband of I)r. WllllamV IMU am tho On Korea June 13 China June 18 Maul Agricultural Company. l'ink liet suggested the celebration. the HANNAH MARKHAM; EDITH MOI Interest allowed on Company, motllcinn for tills purpose. They arrt a Hawaiian Sugar day the former President sails Into HENRY C. MORTON, husbaml Kahuku Plantation Company, certain blood builder and strengthen ami TON; term and Savings Bank New York harbor President Tnft will PFL.U-OE- Kahulut Railroad Company, gio health to tbo entire. Itody. of EDITH MORTON; MAUD Deposits. llaleakala Ranv.h Company, Mm. W. M. Lynn, of Xo. 7W nume bo at Villa Noa, Pa, rccoMng tho HENRY C. PFLUOER, husban-- l Ranch, street, fhlco, Cl., telli of'bef ruro by of of Jurisprudence of MAUD PFLUQBR: YONd AHIN; For further Information apply to Honolua 1'ilM sbo bojics degree Doctor McDryde Sugar Co. Dr. WilUami' l'ink ai SIU SHEB. wlfo of YONO AHIN! LBH suffering n w e letl by from St. Thomas College. Kauai Railway that other woim HOY; LEECHU; Co. bcr stnteinent to gun tlili rfmotly a trial. There Is much speculation In Wash- CHU.Truttee: CUM . H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd., agents enteentli CHUNO SHEB, wife of LEE CHUJ C. "When I wa in my se year." ington ns to Just when nnd under sbosajs, "I liegnn to vuu"cr from weak-nes- s DIN SINO, whoso full and truo namo Castle & Cooke, Ltd rominon to my sex. I had nopr what circumstances President Tnft Is unknown; WONO SEB, wlfo of C. benn ery strong anil now seemed to and his predecessor will meet. There DIN SINO, whose full nnd. truo namo Glaus Spreckeis&Co, loinplttely. I bail bead-ach- Honolulu, T. H. brctlc down Is strong probability, Hint - cery t'ay, Jly back ached a great a boweer, Is unknown: T. KAT POO, whoso full Matson Navigation" Company BANKERS. Colonel Roosevelt, ns a returning and true namo Is unknown: LEONQ SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MER deal. I at pale ami thin ami didn't nmliittiin to ilu nnjtliing. I would special representing Itio SHEE., wlfo of T. KAT POO. whoso ., W. Irwin. CHANTS, 8UGAR FACTOR8 )n) embassador BETWEEN SAN FRANCISCO AND HONOLULU Ctaus Spreckeli. 0. lie nrniui'l ino-- t of tbo time. full and truo namo is unknown; YEI3 : H. United States nt tho funeral of King HONOLULU, T. and ".My homo In Orlnnd and I wai CHIN; WONO SHEE, wlfo of YEH GENERAL ni Edward, will come to Washington INSURANCE AGENTS by a Ax tor foralmut two months. CHIN; CIIIM SHEE: THE WESTERN Tbo Representing Hodltl notbelp meat all ami I gauup soon IiIb in coun- From San Francisco For San Francisco San Franclico Agents after nrrhnl this HAWAIIAN INVESTMENT COM- National Dank of San liii treatment to try Dr. Williams' l'ink nnd S. S. Lurline June 8 S. S. Lurline June 13 Nevada Ewn Plantation Co. try, to report to the Stnto Department PANY LIMITED, a corporation duly Francisco. Walalua Agricultural l'ill. They helped me from tbo lirsl a id S. S. Wrthclmlna June 14 S. S. Wilhelmina June 22 Co., Ltd. a few borea eiitlnly curctl me. 1 liac In that cent. It Is moro than Itkaly Incorporated and organized uuder tho Draw Exenange on the Nevada Kohala Sugar Co. Rank of San Francisco. been well ver slntv." that ho will bo entertained as n guest laws of the United Kingdom ot Great S. S. HYADES of this line sails from Seattle for Honolulu direct, National --Wnlmeo Sugar Mill Co of girls who go Into tleelino as London The Union of London l'orent nt the White House during his stay Britain and Ireland and having Its Reg. JUNE 9. ApOkaa Sugar Co, Ltd. they tearli the periol of ilevelopincnt and Smith's Dank, Lid. should not niglcrt the lngsjmii-tonii In Washington. (stored Offlco at Dundee, Scotland; , COLD STORAGE CAROO SOLICITED New York Amqrlcnn Exchange llrstn wiiolo futiiro ui Rooac-e- lt YONO YAU; CHOW CHONG TIN? S. S. NEVADAN of Fulton Iron Works of SL Louis. fur the lualth t' In caso the President and this line sails from San Francisco for Honolulu, National Bank. child tleeniU upon tbu w y in width CHOW RON; NO MINO JOKE; EL- Chicago Exchange Na- Blake Stunm Pumps. do not meet under these circum uircci, juml. is. , Cora she pafA til's enliiol time. Xnturo MER KAPAHULU, RODERT KAIMU- - - Centrifugals. It exchango For turther particulars, apply to tional Bank. Weston's neetls lit Iji In moot isse and tho tonle stances, is said their first KI, CHARLOTTE PALOLO nnd CLA- Paris Credit Ljonnals. Dabcock & Wilson Pumps. tnatment with l)r Willianw' l'ink Pills of greeting will take place in New -- CASTLE & RA WAIKIKI, unknown heirs at law COOKE. LTD" General Agents. Honolulu . Hongkong and Yokohama Green's Fuel Economizers. U tbo inot r'lleitut that tall IkjcImi Hongkong Shanghai Banking Cor- If 'If'ini full Information about York city Juno 24th or 2Stlvnt tho ot KAAIIIABMA, deceased; MANUEL. March Steam Pumps. )u - poration this for eony of our comentlon of tho National League of LBAHI, AUaU8TUS- WAIALAB, ED- Matson NaUgatlon Co. treiitment, nrito a . New Zealand and Australia free, booklit, "Plain Talki to Women." Republican NA 1IANAMU nnd MARY NIU, Canadiari-Miraiia- Planters' Line Shipping Co clubs President Taft has it Mail of New Zealand llnnk Dr. Williams' l'ink Pills are sold by all IIOOMOBA-PUL-E Dank and Hays ires-ble- nt heirs at law ot Royal tlruavists, will lio sent, postpaid, on promised John Hammond, of Australasia or (w). deceased; ALFRED PUU-NU- I, STEAMSHIP COMPANY. reixipt itf prlte, "0 cents liox; six of tho league, to attend the Victoria and Vancouver Bank tier ANTONIO PAUWELA, EDITH of British North America. C, bote for fi.od, by tbo Dr. Williams and Colonel Roosevelt has Brewer & Co., Ltd, Metllcina (,V)ni.iiiy, Solienettady, Y. KEWALO and MALAGA PALAMA, FOR FIJI AND AUSTRALIA: , FOR VANCOUVER:. Deposits received. Loans.made 8.' ncceptod nn be pro Imitation to ion t unknown heirs at law of KANANI-MAULO- ' MANUKA , . JUNE 21 on npptocd security. Commercial to speech. Issued. SUGAR FACTOR8AND COM- and make a (w), deceased; JOHN AIEA, MAIIAMA JULY22 MAKURA . . . .JULY 19 and Travelers' Credits LEGAL NOTICES. .i Bills of Exchange bought and MISSION MERCHANTS CHARLES MUNANA, JOD WAIAU, sold. "In our opinion Mahuka site only EUOENE MOILIILI, VINCENT u IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT OV TUB available ono for Federal building CLEMENT KOELB. MIRIAM j . THEO H. DAY1ES & C0..4,TD.r GENERAL AGEHTS.- - Collections Prompt1 Accounted For. Officers and Directors: First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii. Recommend adjustment plane to fit LEHUA. RUTH HALE, ELIZABETH -" J AU. -- J ( c In- P- ' ji H i i.'iii E. F, Dlnhop President At Chambers. In Probate. In tho available site," such was tho cable MAKIKI, ARDIE KALUAOLOIIE, AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- 'STEAMSHIPn COMPANY. matter of he Batata of Bllzaheth K. troduced nt afternoon's LEILAN1 PUNAWAI, LYDIA MOKU ' Geo. II, Robertson jcslordspr ....Vice-Preside- and Manager Richardson, late, of Honolulu, Oahu, meeting of the trustees of the Mer- and EVELYN POO, unknows owner W. W. North ...v TresKurer deceased. On reading mid tiling tho chants' Association by Mr. von Hamtn and claimants. FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA TO HONOLULU DIRECT: Richard hers Scrretury Petition of B. Vivian Richardson of nnd scjit last night In Washington In You aro hereby directed tn appear, J. U. Oalt , Auditor slid Honolulu, alleging tha( Bllza- reply to tlm ono ndxlslng the associa- and answer tho Petition In, an action S. S. MISSOURI, to sail Oen. R. Cartor JUNE 7 Director heth K. Rlihardson said llouojulu tion to urgo the necessity for the o entitled as abuvo, brought against you f S. S. C. II. Cooko of COLUMBIAN, to sail JUNE 10 ...I Director died Intesioto Honolulu block in tho District Court thb tlnltod R. A, Cooko ...... at tnld on 'of. i., Director The trustees of tho association held In nnd Torrltory ot Ha- For further Information apply toi.H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD. The Yokohama Specie A. Gartlcy Director tho Sili day of May, 1910, leaving States, for the gents, Honolulu. p'hk '" prrpc, t .it the Terrltoiy of Hawaii a meeting nt tho closo of tha. regular waii, within twenty days from and af- BariKJLimit'ed i.uest,. ui be udmlnlstcrcd upon, meeting of tho memhrs to consider ter servlca upon you of a certified 0..P. MORSE., General Freight Airent. to- ' C. Brewer & Co., Ltd. nnd p, lug that Letters of Admin- - tho'Mahuka site proposition, and It was copy of Plaintiff's Petition herein, Capital (Paid Up). Yon 24.000,000 ils'ratlt. Issue to William O. Smith the opinion of those present that somo gether with a certified copy of this of a was being worked Summons. Reserve Fund ....Yen 16,250,000 1 lonolulu; it Is ordered, thnt kind schemo you fir nd , the 27th day of June, 1910, to change tho slto and that tliero was And are hereby notlflod that HUSTACE - LTD FIRE AND MARINE a nigger tn tho woodpile although thoy unless you appear answer aa PiCfc .&, HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA. at ten o'clock a, in., he and heroby ,and on hid- abovo required, suld will Is appointed for hearing said Peti- could not put their hands his tbo Plaintiff 13 QUEEN STREET PHOKfi ing placo. tako Judgment condemnation ot ill The bank buys and receives for INSURANCE AGENCIES tion In tho courtroom of this Court and collection bills of ' exchange. "When tho architect loft hero a tho lands doscrlbed In tho Potttlon Estimates Riven kini'ji nt said Honolulu, before tho under- on all of DrArinjT'Teaininr, Road Bulldini. Issues Drafts and Letters of short tlmo ngo ho told me that work herein and for any other relief de- txcavatinj;, Filling. signed Third Judgo thereof, at which Credit, nnd transacts a general would bo under way In six monthR," manded In tho Petition. " , time nnd placo nil persons concerned banking business. Royal Insuranco Co. of Llvcriooi, sold Mr. on Hanini, "and It is evident WITNESS TUB HONORABLE A. O. FIREWOOD AND COAL, WAIANAE SAND FOR SALE . . Tho Bank rccolvcs Local may appear nnd show causo, If any London Assuranpo Corporation that ho is not In on this deal for tho M. ROBERTSON, ono ot and Head Orflco Deposits , they have, why Bald Petition should wholb block. Ho snld nothing about tho Judges of snld District for fixed periods. Commercial Union Assurance Co. not bo grunted. Dated nt Honolulu, Local deposits 12E the amount of land not being largo Court, this 18th day ot urd upwaids of London. Oahu, T. II . Muy 21,'19l0, Ily the -- for ono year at rate of per an- enough for tho building, nnd this other (Seal) March In tho year of our Union i Scottish Union ft National Ins Court. Attest: V. M. HARRISON, Pacific aggag Shipping num. schemo hns been hatched In Wash Lord ono thousand nlno -- pit HI Office Yen 25 Co. of Edinburgh. Asslstnnt Clerk, Circuit Court, Vlrst ton of Head Deposits, Ington." hundred and and & torags Wood and upwards for ono-hal- f yoar, one Caledonian Insurance Co of Cdln Circuit, T. of H. Smith, Warren Other opinions were oxprcssed In tho Independence of tho year, two years, or thrco yeara at burgh. Hamonway, nttornejs for petitioner. It being consensus United States the ons Transfer Co., Ltd. Packing per tho same tonor, tho Cast rato of annum. 482C Mnj thlrty-tuurt- iA Uppor Rhino (Ma- 21, 28; Juno 4, 11. opinion as tho officials had op- hundred and Particulars to bo obtulnod on Insurance Co. of that rine) In A. E. MURPHY. " 58 application. posed the. business community tho (Signed; ir.'1lnr and Piano MovWf. Clerk. Honolulu Offlco 67 S. King SL BUSINESS NOTICES. first plnco on the Rita question, thoy P. 0. Dox 168. or somcono else equally Interested (Endorsed): now trying by means "No. Ct. piSTRICT COURT OF CONSTRUCTION WORK, Head- were of crjlng We can supply you with the best ' Yu Akal .Ma nager Teiritorial Board necessity of $350,000 moro money THE U. S. for tho Territory of Hawaii. of quarters, U. S. Marine Corps, Quar- tho grade 'of Coal at low price. to buy tho entire block thus stop tho THB UNITED STATES OF AMERICA' Immigration termaster's Ofllfo, Washington; D, C, government starting vs. WILLIAM R. CASTLE, ct al. May 7, 1910. SEALED PROPOSALS Federal frji f t un thing nt nil and up the whole SUMMONS. ROBERT W. DRECKONS, Oahu Machine Shop Office 403 Stangewald BUg. will bo received nt this office until tlng HONOLULU CONSTRUCTION & TTnnolnln matter again until another slto was Plaintiff's Attorney." 11 a, m., August 25, 1910, and then UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, )' DRAYING CO. Manager , -- H. L. ROSS bo publicly opened, for tho erection secured. Coal t In tho cabc as first presontod by )ss. Inter-Islan- of n marine barracks, officers' " - Queen Street, next to d 301 QUEEN AND RICHARDS STS. on Hamm there was a clause at the Territory of Hawaii, ) houses, and servants' quartors at tho DIs-trl- Office SCANDINAVIA end which "unless speedy no I, A. E. MURPHY, Clerk of tho Telephone 614 station, Pearl Harbor, T, read, naval Hon can bo expected to purchase en- Court of tho United States ot TELEPHONE 281 Proposal blanks, plans, specifications BELTING' tire block," but thlH was left out of AmcricU In and for tho Territory and ENGINEERS AND GENERAL can bo ob- nnd other Information tho cablo In Kb final form. This puts District of Hawaii, do hereby certify MACHINE REPAIRS Commanding Officer, tained from tho tho mattnr enlrely up to Washington, tho foregoing to bo a full, truo and ' Ilnrrncks, Station, Ho- HONOLULU IRON WORKS Marino Naval tho merchants having gone on record correct copy of tho original Potltlon Oahu Railway Time Table Automobiles, Motor Cycles, Gas Sta- nolulu, T. II.; the Commanding Of- FIRE INSURANCE for the Mahukn slto and that alono. and Summons In tht caso of UNITED tionary and Marine Engines, Bice ficer, Marine Rarracks, Navy Yard, STATES OF AMERICA vs. WILLIAM Mill Machinery, Etc. Ilrcmerton, Washington; tho Depot Outward. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. R. CASTLE et al.. as tho samo Quaitermnstcr, U. S. M. 182 The B. F. Dillingham Co. For Walanae, Walalua, Kuhuku and C. of record and on fllo In tho of- Beeond Street, San Francisco, or fiom flco of the Clerk of LIMITED Way Stations : IB a. m.. 3:20 p. in. BUILDING MATERIAL Forcegrowth Entered for Record June 8, 1910, said Court. undersigned. here-unt- For Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way the Tho Qunrtermas. from 10:30 a. m. to 4 p. m. IN WITNESS WIUIEOF, I have o General Agent for Hawaii: Stations 17: 30 a. in., 9:15 a. m , ter reserves the right tu reject uny to Sen Sup et al I, set my hand and Of ALL DND1. parts Cocll Drown 11:30 a. m., 2MB p. m. 3:20 p. m, and all bids, or thereof, and Jos. I.j Cockhiirn and v.t to Emma fixed the seal of said Dis- 5:16 p m p. m., p. DKAXEBI IN LUKBH. to L. Atlas Aaaurance Company of London. . J9:30 tn:i5 tn. Will do it wnhe Informalities. r. Dioler (widow) D trict Court this 21st day For Wuhlawa and '10:20 , Colonel, New York Underwriters' Agency. Lllebua DKNNY, Quartermaster. Alfred W. Cnrfcr to George II, Pa- of March, A. D. 1910. a, m., S:15 o. m, (9:30 p. m, ALLEH ROAINSOH. 4031-1- 2t Providence. Washington Insurance Co. tllziB , A. E, MURPHY, p. m. .Rtreit t Hnnnhln ris Rel 4th FLOOR, STANG'ENWALU BI.DO. t( tf SUMMER DAYS AND I Clerk of United 8tates Inward. Inn Protestant Episcopal Cli In lawn District Court, Is to Annie T, K. Parker I) Territory of Hawaii. Arrive Honolulu from Xahuku, Wal-aulu- a i PLANISHED STEEL G9l-3- m City A1III Co Ltd to Shell Lun. . .llel and Walanae 8:30 A full assortment, shcj 24"x06" a..m, REGAL SHOES W. C. Pencock & Co Ltd tn Philip LIFE INSURANCE fi:3l p. m. to and Ho. 16 to Paii Ka Hana t 48"xl20", pang" Cornyn n S Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and No. 26 just to hand. REGAL' SHOE CO, ' Is not a Luxury; It Is a Ntcecslty. City a. m., W. A. Kinney und f to Hnwn Trust Pearl fTMB m, 8:36 a. We do sheet metal of F. E. DAVIS, But you Must 11:02 a. m., p. p. work all GOOD fTHINGS , King and Bethel. M have the BE8T 1:40 m., 4:26 m.. kinds, and Co Ltd and that Is provideo D:ai p, m., cao p m. iruarantee satiitaction. William R Cnstlo and to' Rose iy the famous Your patronage is nf and molt equitable Laws of Massa- Arrive Honolulu from Wahlawn and solicited. Williams .,,., PROMPT ATTENTION TO JOBBING ,.I) WHOLESALE CANDY chusetts In the Lellehua 9:16 a. m , flMO p. m., S:3l rrvtw )?, ? W9 X Entered for Record June 9, 1910, p. p. EMMELUTH & CO.. LTD. m, 110:O m. THE RENEAR CO. from 9 a. m, to 10:30 a. m. 1 Tho Limited, a Phone 211. 145 Kino St. URINARY Halelwa two hour Mnl.aUkn K Lo and hsb to W. II. Mercknt and Nuuanu Streets New England Mutual train (only first honored), class tickets LIMITED DISCHARGES Doers , M loaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8!36 PACIFIC ENGINEEBING Knuuka (w) to J Kalla ot ul ...... D MOST APPROVED FITTINGS Life Insurance Co. a. rn.: returning, arrives in Honolulu COMPANY, LTD. 10:10 p. m. ALGER0BA BEAN MILLS D Klnl Koukulana and wf to Jos For Bathroom, Kitchen and Laundry at The Limited stops only Consulting, Designing Con- 24 HOURS OF BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS. at City and eph N Kokoakulaua ...... ,.,,,. D Pearl and Walanao outward, Engineers. KachCnn and Walanae, Walpabu'and Pearl City structing liFJI.VI y"S Autono F Tavarcs und wf to C D Bridges, Buildinirs, Concrete Struc '.! l'ctir(MIDY: JOHN NOTT Inward. iiiiiimj me name? Vm' j Lufktn Tr M v. If you would be fully Informed about tures, Sys- ...t Dally. fSunday Excepted. Sunday Steel Structures, Sanitary Antnno F Tnvares ond wf to First theae la,vs, address tems, Reports and rftt Onlv. Estimates on Pro I1. IHtKIUlHTH Nntl Hank nt Wnlluku ...... CM The Pioneer Plumber Hsv 0. P. CASfLE DENISON. T. 0. SMITH, tects. Phone 145. OWL HUsitutisaami IVderlck J Amwog nnd wf tn Albert 183 MERCHANT ST., NR. ALAKEA & Superintendent. P. A. COOKE, 0 Campbell . 535'" ' - N I ' , 1 rooms ,...,.,i. ,...... ,..D i 105 editorial 350 tui CIGAR NOW fJo In er Island and O R. & I. shipping Albert N Campbell nnd wf to Wes. Blank books of all sorts ledgers, KNERA6 AGENT8, ' Bulletin Business Office ft"'2S6, orflce. Phone nes Theis are the telephone books for solo at tho etc, 1 1 1 m' BulJotin terri & Hnwn Investment Co I.td,,D manufactured by tho D u o 1 n '. n. , of M. A, CO. COc HJCOR. . . nunuivku, t. uiuietln Editorial Boom Phone 181, numbers the Bulletin office. GUNST & Agents oulco, each. JoBcph Leal to von Hamm Young Publishing Company, .V tCoT'Ltd i.H j mummCSI ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssBssMlfllli ilf riHiriT fll II ll'l . .?" sssissaaiisaisssBBSsiaiisss)sBlBVHHMWHHwins ).TEN:0 BtJtXETW, H0.NCLTHA7, T, H., FRIDXY, JUNK 30. 1910. is ? Coyn VthekeVstone . Little Women Colonists to health - . ""J For Gopd V is Furniture I IHOSTETTER'Sl WANTS ;'! I 1 STOMACH I 1 BITTERS Furniture Co., waniejj 10 LSI - r: LIMITED 'Ambitious men and women to pre- mi nlshed irsldence on the beach In pate fur better positions and larg-- r KaplulAiil l'urk, for a period of r salaries. Apply (or Hut ' three months, beginning after the positions to" Hawaiian Agency o. J2nd Inst. Terms, etc., addrem R,. (ho International Correspondent . 1' O. Uox No. 22G. 4010-l- Clias. Fraaicr bihool, at 11,1! Fort street. Conxpany KittnUlied looms cool and pleasant Motorists on tholr way to Ewa, Va. - In private family, Apply Mr rona a ii ,xiikkk, liu or Halclwa, to stop at tlio I". I.. Schmidt, prop., Aljp.tl 8t rTinne 371 122 Kif.f Wiilpnhu 3' The first aid to n weak Exchange, where the'y No. 10JS, near King. H629-t- f stomach, tluggisli liver or can get the finest liquid refrei.li-ment- s " r nml siuoldng niatorluU at Clean furnished rooms: fl.fio week. T constinated bowels should be - -- taaULiHH&jffiTCwjmV Honolulu prlres. 4 3 t r Cue. night. 12S1 Kort street. the liriyTTflK'- CEO. A. MARTIN, Bittcra, because it has k9BkHiH 4C20-I- proven its right to be called isifftJwnnm'. iwriifT.1 MsssssssssssssssssssssssWt small rurnlshcil cuttneo In cool li'rr,Kf'i tfti'giiiii locality, Fiirnlnhed rotlnge and housekeeping FASHIONABLE TAILOR. "the best." It is for Indies-ticn- , or furnUhed renin fo.' Ilglit liiiunckppplng, refined icoms, CottnnetJiriie. phone 1087. Coslivcncss and Malar- for gpntlcmnn and wife. Il'easnnalil Binlncij Salts fer $23. I wii furulMitn Km,,,, ial Disorders, Try it. lent. 1CU'?.i ,vij k u HriM St O McCIorui!! IVJS niuo Pt Everybody to use the largo nickel Foi- tale by lienson, binlth ft :u , Furnished house. Apply 1713 Ileach, - V-i- v - ' pad fur school and figuring use. Mil.. Hollhtor Drug Co., Mil.; ssHPP'SS"- 5is-&'- v road. 4C..-- U A. BL0M, r r sp.- - t v." - ., hmw Two hundred sheets of good paper ir jr" CJimnliem Drug Co., - v. tf ''l A i " 1UUTft Mil.: Hllo for five cents, this olnco, ( t' at tf Co ; ,tnri illl Wholevala, .lqir ti ROOM? AND BOARD. Dry Goods fjcjlnrx. 0L OeUtlcninn to Join two others In en H$ labllshrd bachelors' quarters; reu Comfortnblo home (with full board) Ha,vntl" I" endlHB one rn'' '"'"y child colonists from Knglaml to Cunida A hundred Klrl emlirrants ring-- 1 Bonable cost of living. Apply for or two gentlemen. Pleas- Fort Street, Opposite Catholic Cbnrch T'fIng from right tn sixteen iirs old were stalled recently from IIih MllnKolmme lirnncli of the Or Iturnnrdo' homes 123," offlce. ant location; lerms ver moder- t Iirord, where eonie 1,300 kIiIh nrt- - nnd cared for In three nulletln tauxht cntluiiix mi n fenced estate of slity acre. ate. Apply "M. A. a.", care Uul-letl- n. Ihese children will hae a better future In CniiuiU thiin they Vouhl cer have In Knglund PARISIAN ART CO. lsi i Russian Journalist wants a partner 4627-2- i I with some money to nneu n Itns Introduction ll nee. Amirl-cH- ti Cool EUROPEAN AND FANCY GOODS After a hasty kins the clan newspaper. S7C King street. furnished rooms uud eottig. Dreakfasf husUind mnliei) a lljluit exit Gold Trimmed with or Armenian, Maltese, Torchon nnd B. GushewsKy. ICIO-fi- t without board. 16H' i The Englishman Is n Cluny by trllle better Nuusnu Ate., near School 81. lace, the yard, at reason, Table Manners I Ho reads the rapcr. too, hut e- - Evening rends Cloak Clean wiping rags at the Uull'.tin Prltes moderate 44MMS able price. Sale - - ( tracts to, or, rather, at. his w Ifc She ' FORT "lliig her dlsK- I alDce. STREET. HARRISON BLDQ. rpili; maimers of a whole nation can ","?"' V .'"V lo - First-cla- ss apartments, with board, , be by Its table. """S! . The Mncilnnnld, l,rkfrt '", "L""'"-- . HO! Punahou. .. M 1RSK T? - ... I ''T' "" "- T " ' ORDERS TAKEN Tn tefter inrmdnrr"-""- WAT.. mm u rrcml,- ,iu. 1 l"rcn ' HELP .. i , - n.i " ,h., tnlf rf.ttsi..)him. WANTED. 8po rales for table board. .U llS. TROUSSEAUX LACE TABLE yVARE, resists1 'ome trutli In the saying. If Plioiif-ui- 4C41-t- "."" that there.' The Oerninn husbjnd does not rend Neat sewing girls, also an appren- r wca- - u one flmn when we show our real the paper. Hreakfuit Is n sub- - ti, in iiuiiuiuiu, ucginnin;; reilous tice, at Mndame Lambert's, Har- nesday, June 1, we will make 'a natures both good and bud. It Is ut the Ject with lilm. lie tats mostly In sl KeatlyJIurnUbed rooms and board. nut of J'.ret mini of the day. l;nce. rison block, llcretr.nln and Kort loou street, opposite Royal fliss Kuto Wondarii j streets. It that Americans lme the l,ut tll r'rench husband, being gifted HOJl-- .School, Mrs. Annie Oabe, prop. 1 worst treakfasl manners In the world,""" conversational uoiiiues, cien in 4C27-l- m : 1141 Fort Street ",orn',"t u thing and IVneh people the best, ihr", 'nae 'rcakf.t SITUATION Joy, a of reason und u low WANTED. NIccly-furolshc- ,""""" feast of ' rooms, couples. 30 per cent. to this same authority, who hits made th,J ,10 ,hn for ml deuPa qlll.,tln, Japanese Cooking School. wiiii In Ap- DUNN'S HAT SHOP u study of the question. ,,f , dav Ilni.ies bis curfe Families or uoard, private family. " I hotels supplied ply lHliC King 4C24-I- C Tho '"ericuii husb'ind rrniis 1111 with a cUurette and makes u few with rooks. C. M. Htreel. un all our present stock, tomnnsinir I i .,. v...... eil. ..,,.ir ,rii, .,.i. grums with no effort at ulbt. Cnnvi rsu- - Matzle. 14G7 Auld Ijiiio. Tel. 1CC4. " it Tor l five exquisite patterns. Every piece' scarcely knows his wlfo Is on j w earth tlon Is not a one sided thing with him wrf FOP 8ALS. guaranteed. He frequently bespatters himself nnd either. He enjoys the repartee of his k4 Mm precious paper LOST. FINE MILLINERY the with ham und eggsi wife, nnd lecntiso he gives hcH atten- tsm Several hundred of the latest anil toffee, etc.. In his eagerness to ubsorh tion and Interest docs J.I TOUT she her share In Vutomoblla curtain between 8t. An- ioosi victor phonograph records, STIIKHT. AllOVE 1IOTKL stock exchange reports or polities. His making ! the conversation Interesting one-hal- U drew's church Port Ruger. nt f original cost, uuaran-tee- d J. A. R. wife, after few wistful remarks, Ilnally he departs with a co.tirortnble and Vieira which she has to repeat In to at- Return to Auto Livery. gopd new. May ordi r feeling for ni be tried NEW GAGE SAILORS tract his attention, retjpses Into sl- - Ills place of business. 4G4l-3- t out on o'ur Auxetophone at any Co., ' & time between play hours. Apply 113 HOTEL White llver-eolorc- d STREET Phone 512 and pointer Art Theater (llalley & Lawson). white ears; one month old. Re HISS FbWER'S MILLINERY stngo nn which the, Royals, Nnn As-- I UU DU1NGS mfm ward It loft nt Orpheum Saloon. The Transo envelope tlme-savln- n PARLORS A plnwnll, Spenlght, the C'cnie? Children Skin or Beauty is a Jay Foravei Utile JGSS-l- luTouuuu. no aaaressing neces- Boston Building Street Marco nnd others will enlprtilln Fort sary In sending out bills or re Tho evening ovontl nnl tho chow the dances on the big Intfal llVnternlty pin wlllt pearls. T. FELIX gourauds Name 9?IP!. Uullstln Publishing Co., LEADING HAT CLEANERS, rR. oriental dor nt tho Outrigger club mny draw tho where Hrnest Ka.il nnd his musicians on back. Reward It returned to oil agents patentee. - wllf bold for ti CREAM OR MAGICAL BEAUTIFIER l)IC CrtlWil tonight, bill llu vminirulm. forth. Tho big Itnsl w.SI this orace. '4637-l- w Ml Kinds of Hats Cleaned and nre out Iti forco tho aIao l0 uieA f',r ""' chowder, n thou Ford runabout, r.eriiovrt Tin, rims-i- for siii'ms events Just overhauled and 8dCl1 flrst-clns- Blocked. itCfklM, iiotb this can bo comfortably Beatud In z painted; in a mi n ltllP, afternoon. mmr-j- EMPLOYMENT AOTWfTV Condition. uab. Mia D 'K&fWtim A- - No Acids Used. Work Guaranteed wi rvwrj 9 ennM... The first f the events, .tuning at "l0 ,,c' addition. Tho tickets udmUi bargain. Address "V. V. N.", ( n beauty. RrnlUi ,h,) FELIX TURR0, fl 3 p. m. Is tho lo Iancsa nt tho Oulrggor and Iswtnese Employment thl tSmee'o 4Q39-1- Sueciahst. tlrintis it. ii sailing race, Katon I Auocutun 1154 LmiVxxI tlic tM Magoon nt "10 ,,ote,B 0B wc" t0 lhe BtBRt Maunakea near Astl Theater.. I ffi'' Fort Street. 0pp. Convent on Hddlo a" Ql - oi vtar. m nnd llutchliison lulns I !0- lnrrea-- ln I no - up phone business In Honolulu. T. H brur the chief contettanta for lcrfoiinancc and to tho chondcr ta- 97 It you want a c'ouk firm this UftttllM Itcrnrf 4 honora, then city. Paying good N"- - I cood ho or dividends. Full l prnpr f Drfti there will follow tho one two pad' I servsnts Aouplhocwinipr and 4rWtU. particulars by nddresslng " "2o3,' Irlt bt tlrnlUt dlo races, thu great six paddle event .. " f ritnt, Pr . L r Bulletin. 4638-l- Honolulu al4 In which MltB. TAFT MOBBED il hwrt to i three cano0 loads of now mm&imLiium PROFESSIONAL CARD. Itvlr Of Ibt t paddlers part. DY FRENZIED WOMEN m iff ' Dry Goods Co. ( tVlrnn' will tnko raswUF! 350 cocoanuts for sale: 15o to 25a The Interesting Mny 28, Piano taught In six months; $3 a DRY GOODS lll Cm tb t, most part of the) PITTSiJl'llO, Mrs. ' acul Some sprouted ; others ready x events will lui tho ranlcstii for( llnm II. Taft ilmppcd Into IMllBbiirr, month (8 lesRnns). Special atten- to Bproutr Inquire Qullcic Everythinc absolutely new and flfturtiiisIN Crf'in &i !ht Iran harmful rl l it 1100 - tion to adult "Music-- tho Clark cups. Mlrs JoHcphlno evening for n twmlny stay with beginners, avenue. 4G31-1- 2t fresh from the Coast, I'ratt'l'tHt ' " ' hopes nnd expects to win tho big nib hor ulster, (ho wlfa of tho 'Into steol thls.ofllco. 4622-1- --i. 3 WAVERLEY BLK. . HOTEL ST. 'HiT.HIMIH fi-- i 3 EirH Jjni S'wl i !Tr ver Clark goblet for girl millionaire. T, K. I.nughlln. Shu Is on Gasoline launch, two outrigger ca-- thi best Mrs, Miss Carol! to homo In mum Hodgson. Exnerienced Teacher jJlQcs wul.nih nets for tale cheap. surfer, but then Low will ronle lief Cincinnati. Mrs FANCY DRY GOODS Piano Singing, bo out In the surf too, nud soma' of Tnft will Jpave for Ohio tomorrow and Uest methods! Addrei r. Juhnson, Ilonoullull. I rapid progress. the hots nro cu Mlza Horo'.d monilnj. Thorough train- Miw. ing. ages. A. II. Chnse piano In good Ilustaco lies v;on curs year niter jear Only a few personal friends All Btudlo, 236 King condition. callcl street, opp. Address "M. P.", this office. -- und may again, but Trancls Coop'r. to teo tho v.lfo of tho President nnd Hawaiian Electric Vah Ying Chong Co., rear cottage. 4639-C- t Muridon Campbell Jr. and soxcrul olli- - It was not generally known that the WXw-- A 4G2C-lr- o Kinc St.. Ewa Fish Market r )ouiigytcis will bo there this yei-W- as in tho city until this afternoon Diamonds and Jewelry bought, sold 'o glvo Ilustaco u rr.ee for the cup. j when she Mti:J two of tio downtown nd exchanged. J. Carlo, Fort St. lleto ars cm Mnrstnn as the loit stores with Mrs. I.iiughllu V Is Karl Vincent ultra smart cloak here shownv Inter-Islan- d WING GHONG CO tcur ennoo eurflsts, but then again I It was whispered iiboiili ono.of tho The material Is old gold and Oahu Railroad ship- satin, ping books, there nro othorH that hao dovelopcd slcres that Mrs. T.ift wta 'slibpplh,'; th u wide banded tdga of Bold at Bulletin offlre. .C KING ST- - NEAR BETHEL year. 200 and gold Prof, of Music dining tho last thcro nnd frenzied women nlmnrt tasnols. It faster' Lessons in Singintr, -- Fine chlnUcns.for walo, Maga-4639-3- 1 thi) left shoulder, Pianoforte, Pipe ResT- nn Tho laiUcs wero bus nil mornlm mobbed ber Instiling that sho nuto-a-t Organ, etc. - V ' Dealers in Furniture, Mattresses, sine street. the Loners placa deuirntlng canoei graph post cards that they bad liur-wit- her nud fcho Jeggtd utf and was ruah-c- aence andBludlo, 1560 Emma St. etc., etc. All kinds of KOA and MIS- lanterns for tlio IllumimtoJ pr-- Hcdly purchased a( un nljolnln? csun-ml- by tho store attendants to tho 4544-t- t SION FURNITURE made to order. CLOTHES tonight, nn 1 en tho Outrigger lor. I.aughlln nutnmobllu. Somo of trio CLEAKTNQ. grounds J it'iuring the'r tiJleful Mrs. Tnft nutographed a fow of tho women followed her to lha sidewalk Dr. F. You'll ' SCHURMANN The Expert Clothes Cleaning Co. Find that birroniiil tho lawn und face thn hut thu Jam was loo much for In efforts tn obtain nutographi. HS FRAMED PICTURES tlulr OsteojiatL iriKiua caiieq ror and delivered. ' 1127 St.. opp. Club for Gifts at Corner Union nr.d Bereunia lu. lrt htablea.mt 8-- Sat-irdn- City House Consulting. 3 p. ra.. Clothes Cleaning Co., No. 4 Ma - Autos 8-- Wing On Chong's, excepted. Operating. U sonic Temple, Alakea 8t. Clothe Repaired m., 3-- 6 p. m. called for and delivered. Bethel St., Between King and Hotel Phone S3 Your machine will be ready fot TLASTERINO. IMPORTERS OF' ORIENTAL yon when we say it will be. We A- - B, E0WAT. D. V. 8, Tom Cnrpenter (on't experiment on autos; TlaSterlng, cement ITS GOODS wt rttalr residence-undertakin- them. This g work of all kinds; sidewalks n HOURS specialty. Lowest possible parlor is tho Club Stables; 10 a. m. prices. Von Hamm-Ypun- g Residence, 1234C Kmma Place, to 12 m.; 3 to 5 p. 4G34-l- WING WO TAI & CO. latest move in the un- ra. Residence : Honolulu. 8 to 10 a. m.i 1 to 3 p. m. 641 Nuuanu Street Phone 268 PHONT.R PlnK Rialilu o ' Co., Ltd. dertaking line, where ' lfta.' AUTOMOBILE. V4 idence, 1429 nS families can be accom- For hire, aeven-eeate- d Pickup- - assANrR young BuiLnrwO ,11 yi phone 199. Young Hotel 8nd; modated with sleeping Chas. Reynolds. 4G40-t- And Cloth of Al Quality Can be BULLETIN'S SPECIAL f Purchased from , LOCOMOBILE IsSsssssssssssssssssRtlissssV SsSsssssssBBlSOP't &3.'JSPaiB qsattcrs, dining-room- pinKBmo CHAN, kitchen and bathroom. CARRIER SERViiiE SAGMC CANDLESS BLDG; re Bins: ana Tinssuu Best-Bui- P. 0. Box 061 Telephone 031 "The lt Car in America" iCall and inspect, 34 t "mltb. St.. bet, Hotel .nnd Tho 1 1 1 1 Psni.' SCHUMAN CARRIAGE CO., LTD. PTTslflHHlsVsttBllMsHES ii it o n Is now deliver- - tt '"vS Aijents f Chaplain Lane. tt td In Manon Valley and tho Kal- - It HONOLULU CAFE, W&&fitl St .iiinkl district. Readers wlm wtah it jrb! 1 PLSWEWsigPelPrll ' April Records i. W. KERSHNEU '. ' their pniicra delivered thoro will 70 Hotel Street up nimged if they notiry the tt ij Oriental Meals and Chon Suey no- - tt Ilu I In circulation depart-t- lot t the stairs. Occidental Meals downstairs, I It ment. ti For Victor Talking' CIGARS AND TOBACCO Auto Tire Repairing tt Subscribers will confer a favor tt Machine Open Day and Night to ine u u 1 1 o 1 1 n management M BERG STROM M by reporting nondelivery of tho B MUSIC CO.. LTD. 1177 Alakea St. Phone 434 M. E. tt paper. Meat Market and Importers. Silva's Res. Undertaking Parlors n II tt A special carrier Is 11 u 1. at tho Ji 'HIh GrabowsKy TrucR M lot In office from 6:30 until tt Steinway tt C:30 34 Chaplain Lam, opp. Cajholip Sisters o'clock every oonlng. TVle-- tt AND OTHER1 PIANOS HONOLULU "POWER WAGON CO. tt phone complaint of nonslrlUery n ' tt pf the paper to 2SS - C. Q. Yee'JIpp&Co. Phone 179 f Night 1014 and this car- tt Thayer Piano Co. u W. M. Minton, Manager tt - rler will servo, you with your pa- tt 186 Hotel St. Phone 218. Offlce nnd Uarage South Street, tt per. h &gr"l'ot Salo" cards at Dul.ctiu... '"ear King, BsWHPI tt tt tt M tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt TUNING GUARANTEED

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In Hawaii, then jour amendment BY AUTHORITY. BY AUTH0BITY. ORGANIC ACT DEBATE does nut amount to anything. CLAIMS HE CAN Mr. Tnwney. 1 will say to tho OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF "BY AUTHORITY. gentleman from Indiana that In the HEALTH. (Continued from Page 1.) estimates to by submitted Congress Hono'ulit, Hawaii, June 8, 1910, Sealed proposals will be received lllanters over thern nnil (m!H.'iinri trt If the ppntlemAii'A rp:imilnr la the dpparttnent Gauging for streams MAKE TENDERS FOP. IIEBP CATTLE. nt the office of the City and County raise somebody's prejudice In rtla round, then those provisions were' die liepirtment SILVER Included $12,t00 for Sealed tenders, in duplicate, en- Clerk, until the hour of 7:30 o'clo k tli.n to that Btibject lo the point of order, be Hint rervlce 1, Iliwall, com-m'ltl- The dorsed "TBNDBRS FOR UEEF CAT- p. m., of Tuesday, June 2J, 1910, .Mr, Tawney . I will sa to the gen cause Is Hip there no minimization of discussed necessity for TLE," will be office furnishing following t -- received at the for the of the tirinnn thnt dlil not refer to It for law for thofe pinvlslons Hereto-foi- o Hint appropriation the "hcaU ' " .. y with of r Chemist Whose Tests Caused Bank- or the Hoard of Health, until 12 supplies for the City and "County anv purpose or that kind I referred wc have niude such appropria- the department head of good messenger and tho tho It was certainly a er's Death; Tells oj Hit Discovery. o'clock noon, Tuesday, June 21,1910, Jail from July 1, 1910, to' December to It for the purpotu of showing why tion on the theory Geological Survey, who to huuso that the laws of and after consid- brought tho liuvs your for supplying the Leper Settlement, 31, 1910. the Committee on Appropriations did Die United States nro nppllcablo (Ii eration del lined lo Include Hint lan- that t makes tho Ajr's SCItANTON, (Pa ), May 2G. Tho Moloknl, with' beef entile for the Supplies are to be furnished In not recommend the appropriation of the TeirRorlcs. t think Is agreed guage which they In blood "rich and rod." This means It had siibnlltted nnturo of tho chemical experiment period of six months from July 1, quantities upon the requisition of $12,600 when It vvai nsked for. that If the provisions slat-- their estimate, so much tu tln50 Mho aro thin, jule, of the ! and therefore tho which resulted In the death of Charles 1910, lo December 31, 1910, under the City nnd County Jailor. Mr. Knlanlannole Ma I ask the were Interpreted by any couit,' comptroller held It In foehle, weak, and nvrvoiii. After nles that vvni the C. Dickinson, ex president of the Car- the following conditions, namely, All tenders must be distinctly gentleman what grounds the commit heie would be no tention of Cot gress that no part Aver's bartapnrlll-- has cured you, ne:oslty for this of negie Trust Company of New York, 1. Tho bidder must offor to fur- Supplies, Ho- te? had foi nut milting the npp.oprl expende'd "rry tho glad imaBo to a friend or marked, "Tenders for amendment Hut Instead we have tho npproprlitlon con'd be wii revealed today by Tlr. P. W. nish fnt beef cattle to weigh not less alton? Ii H. " " nolulu Jail." an teiprclatloii by the Comptinl-e- r tho Territory of Hawaii !?" . I.nngo. who Mr. I tho chemist and physician, than 350 lbs. net when dressed, in The Hoard of Supervisors resorves Tinvncj. The grounds of the Ticiisur) Now, let us I Mr Pruninnckpr. flnn-- llio oni.lln. J"" "" "" '" stated. otttwarni""' illinate. 1'iolnngcd v"warm rag that ho has discovered n process lots averaging about CO head por the right to reject the lowest or any fee what the Comptroller of the man fiom Minnesota ndmlt now that baso sil- 1 weather seriously Impairs the strength for transmuting metals Into month, more or less, as may be speci- bid. .Mr. Knlanlannole was not hero Ticasurj said with e In the absence any tending referen to this of facts of many people, llio digestion Is ver. fied by the Superintendent of the Meat, per lb. nt '" " matter He, not to show contrary, respect- did have reference the that slow, and t'io liter becomts sluggish. In Dr. Tango's lahnratoiy hern last Leper Settlement, delivered at the Spuds, per Ib. Mr Tnwney Tb uromnl on Wileh'tti the measuring ' ing general appropriations for gaug of streams alone Impitriths lu tho blood nccumulato week Dickinson wai ovtrcomo by acid Leper Settlement, Moloknl, and to Salt Pork, per Ib. tho committee diddled to recom ing nny e The nueEttui thnt wna up before, of the wnter of s'reimi or mid lausc Hi it fct ling of downhearted-n- fumes and his death resulted Tuesdny weights ascertain- mend thu was. In - accept the dressed Salmon (salt), per Ib. appropriation tho hi,,, for crnsldorntlon nnd decision othPr general npproprlltlo- tho de and depression. Tlr. I.angn that Dickinson when flrM place, no , sa)s ed at tUi Leper Settlement. I'or Deans (white), per Ih. that there are streinw ,( a,, wUl lll0 llter Bll,lly r partment could iisp u portion of It ho saw baso metals being transmuted In I Inn to gauge In further Information apply at the of Rice, por lb. all nnd, tho sec the Unllid States also. Any man for gauging of streams or other pur-- l Into silver became nvercnthuslastlc, ond place. It appeared In flee of the Hoard of Health, Hono- Sugar (brown), per lb; the teitl who Knows nnythlng about the Ter- - poses In the Territory of Hawaii? nnd leaving been In- mony AVER'S the scat he had lulu. Medium Dread, per Ib, of Secretary (larfleld that tho of Hawaii, who knows any-- ! Mr Tnwney I do not ndmlt thnt. structed to occupy, stepped near to tho pressure on the npproprlollon ror 2. Hides, tallow and offal to be Dread (fresh), per loaf. wis ,!lrg ,,, ,ler nKrcltltural re. As a matter of fact, there no furnace heated to 4000 degrees nnd In- from governor was put j the property of the Hoard of Heaitli. Onions, per lb. the and on tho ,, , kllott that tll0ge ls thorlty for appropriating nny money SarsaparslSa haled the deadly gases. governor by tho 3. Each bid must be for tho price Tea, per lb. largo planters. lamls lIcienU togother upon Irrl- - whatever for gauging streams any- - 1 According Lnnge, was to Dickinson per pound dressed weight, with an Coffee, per lb. Mr. Knlanlnnaole Do I understand gntlon for the production of over where In the United Stales, but If Is of tho grcatesl. use It tiicUcasis. to back I.ango'n discovery with about alternative offer of the price per Pol, per lb. tho gentleman to sa thnt this giug- - $40,000,000 worth of sugar annual- - the appropriation were made by au Its purifying, ktu ngtheiilnir, and up nil his resources. I.nngo sns ho dis- Inntl-malil- o head. Flour, per Jb. lug or waters Is only to giiigo the j and a very aluable crop of rlco thority of law, ns It would hnvo hpen building prop itli-- w.ll bo 'f covered tho process four years ago ' I valiiii m 4. The successful bidder must Soap, per lb. w streams or do understand It Is also nd other pioducts These prod-t- o had we Included the lnnguago In- I" nnd since then has repeatedly proved gauge the uolls? agree that all cattle are offered for Coal, per 2240 lbs. ucl8 ar(. lagC(1 t entirely b , cluded In the estimate, nnd upproprl-- l . !t Its accuracy In his laboratory. Ho uses Ah mli' Hi" Sttria-o- delivery subject to the right of the D. KALAUOKALANI, JR., Mr Tawney. It was al'o for artes Irrigation Now, to saj thnt they utlon hud been passed by Congress, ono part of silver to ninety nine parts jiailUii itni'm.i till nt. Superintendent of the Leper Settle- Clerk, City and County of Honolulu. Ian wells and purpose of tint kind, are not Interested in thu water sup- -' then the $12,500 could have been of base metal In the transmuting pro- ' - i ! ment to reject any or alt unfit for Dated C, 1910. but wo refused to recommend th in- - ply of tho Islands, I think Is beg. expended there. I Tijoro i .rv., cess. Tho sliver thus manufactured June use. In which event other cattle 4638 Juno C, 7, 8, 9, 10. proprlatlon for tho reason that after glng the question. The comptrol Mr, Crumpncker. When nn appro-- 1 - by him he has sent to expert analysts - must be forthwith furnished to make u careful examination wo were con- ler snjs that the provision in sec-- prlntlon Is made general pur-- 1 and nssaycrs In Beveral cities and also " for q0 you SEALED I CUfc " LfJ'S." up the required and those TENDERS. v need that we were asked to recom ... u of .1... net approved April 30 poses, does the contlemnn from Mln-- t to the United Stntos Mint nnd all re number mend appropriation of public ii rejected forthwith removed nt tho the 1900: nerota ndmlt Hint the depirttupnt frwuUr tt, I c r a c., icwi iiM. ports have declared the substance to Sealed Tenders will be received by nonpy In expense of tho bidder. for the benefit of private That the Constitution, nnd which hns control of thnt npproprl- - bo silver of high grade. the Superintendent of Public Works t All bids must he submitted in nc N tresis Otlon may use any portion of It cxiept ns otherwise provided, ir cume to us Voluntarily. The geutle-ree- s subject to, until 12 m. of Wednesday, June 22, f '' 1 will st MRS. CLEVELAND BACK cordnnco with, and the Mr Knhnlan.inlo tto nil the IriWB of the UnlO-- d fit In the Territory of Hawaii? , m, , ,t 1910, the of two ha9 rgl, rmniale wh FROM ABROAD provisions nnd requirements of Act for construction right itemcnt ls Mr. Tawney. .So; I do TRIP y hero Hut that st Stntes which are not loyally not admit ,,orto ,co th ,,,,,,,, ,,,,. one-stor- frame buildings to be used urate mid unfounded I n,e f 1 r C2, Session Laws 1909. shall have the same "I', ?. ' r,. " I Mr-- Tnwe So fnr ns the expen-o- ns dining halls at the Leper Hospi- Mr Tawne) It mnv fie we wore r' f NEW YORK. May 29 Mrs. Orover Tenders must be accompanied by fone aid effect lu the Teirl-to- r the Philippines, or of Alaska, or ,,. of 0 ,,,. , , tal, Kallhl, Honolulu. . I ths Cleveland, with her thrco daughters a certified check equal in amount to mistaken as elsewheie In (he Unit- n8l"n..,.,O8sessl0n,: specifications proposal nni."f..0l,r. dl.ectlon Is concerned It Is similar. son, from S of tender, on tho basis 'of 6U Plans, and .' Mr Knlnntntino'e The gaug'tlg of vvny gen. i nnd returned an eight tho ed Stntes ir. iiaiiiiiion, uocs ine jinnn we on file In the office the Is not lite jjr Well, ate proud ol months' stav In Eurono todav and left head per month, or CO head per blinks of rtrctm flows In Hawaii for tic a'so sjjs: t'eman compare Hawaii with I'orto of' t'nem Superintendent of Public Works. benefit of tho planters; It Ib tu the Hohoken pier, where the weighing net, when dressed, susar 1 aim decided to the continry itiro ami inc riiui'ipines7 mes tne MARSTON CAMPBELL. the water supply available (To be Continued.) ship Qeorge Washington docked, on 3G0 pounds each. dttcrnlne OH tho lllh da) of July. 1!)07, gpntleinaii call Hawaii nn Imular Superintendent of Public Works. r for use on unsold government lands possession? I E. C. Renedlct's yacht Oneida for his THE 110AUD OK HEALTH. nnd held, in view of the ahovo When lluby gave 8, The plantations rely wholly on tlielr mis sitk. we net homo In Greenwich, Conn. Uy its President, Honolulu! June 1910. piovlslbh, I think, It was the Mr. Tnwncv It Is the snme thing Cnstnrln - 4040-l- rwn Investigations of watch sllpjily. Mrs. Cleveland looked extremely B. A. MOTT-SM1T- Intention or Congress not to with reference to this mnlter When a This Mreim gauging was for the shwas Child she cried fn. well and declared she was In the best 4040 June 8, 9. 10, 11, 13, 14, 1C. mike appioprlailuns for vari- Mr Hamilton. It Is n Terrl'o'vnt h ueflt of liidlvlduis, tho dlversllle.l Castorls. of health. Her daughter, Esther, now 10, IT, 18. ous projeelg of the Government the United Stntes. It Is nhsolutelv When she CORPORATION NOTICES. nnd remitting Ii iv hPinme Miss, she clung 18 cars old, showed n greater chango tudustr.iK. the (It tho U.'lled Slates unfair for the gentlemnp to onipire crnment lands available Castorla than any of tho other children, Fran- omen or tub uoaijd ok expendltuic 111 It with the Insular pos'ezslons. It MEETING NOTICE. In the Terrltorj of Ilawiilt toda for the Hawai- When she, hnd Children, she gve them ces Grnver, Marlon and Richard Fob HEALTH. ian Islands, except pro- was an Independent repuhll: nnd Hawaii, 8, 1910. there Is not n more vital question where fHStorls Eom, Honolulu, June visions for Hip Special Meeting of Stockholders of than the water qucstltiii, Theie operation of TENDERS rOIl l'AIAI, LEPEIl Such pinjects Waianae Company. have been artcalnn wells dug lu In tho Islands SETTLEMENT. have been made. Sealed tenders, In duplicate, en. theae little Islands for the hut Notice la hereby given a spe- Now, Mr. Chairman. If hendJ dorsed "TENDKUS KOtl PAIAI, that thhty years, and now condltluim the cial meeting of the stockholders of 'none departments are LEPKIt SETTLEMENT," will be have nrtien which umpp the peo. not to be Company will be held - 'lepcnded upon to ut the ortlce of the Hoard of tho Waianae pie lo ask, "How long will this wa- mnko equitable day of June, ( Health, until 18 o'clock noon, Tues- on Wednesday, the ICth ter Inst us?" The PerlMlii r "'viswi h ur hip lunua mat of- 21, 1910, for supplying the 1910, at 10 o'clock n. in., at tlje the piobleni Is shown by (he fait: aro'""'nppropilaled for special purposes, day, June T. with"" pa-t- al fice of J. M. Dowsett, Honolulu, - w Leper Settlement, Molokal, Thlrtj years ugo we hud artesian ""- li"iM not mako lumpsum purpose taking steps at all, during the period of six months II., for the of wells that threw up water to n ilroiilatJoiiii but sbuuld necessary to obtain nn amendment - for objects. I say fiom July 1, 1910. to December 31, height Id,- IS, or 20 feet. I'mprlate Mninc to the of the company, If tlio lieaiU of these departments are 1910, under the following conditions, charter Todaj you can not get neirly tho. j(bc(MobUc Uy order of the President. tamo pressure Under those cnmll- - "Pau!o "t making a wise and eco. namely: I J. M. DOWSETT. expenditure appro-nake- d Tenders to be for thd prl o per tlons tho governor of the Teriltur) ""l'al of such Secretary, Waianae Company. ii ever place In Unlt-t- o palal weighing twenty-riv- e Congress, or the department. P'latlona the bundle of Dated, Honolulu, May 31, 1910. eil States, then the (25) pounds net. The palal to be tee thnt the wnter be measured heads of these 4033-t- f to that we will know as to tho lcurt!nenjs are tertalnly cupable orl fleshly made and securely packod In limit of our artesian supply. Hut mnk" B "" equitable division of theso tl leaven and delivered in good con- MEETING NOTICE. as to the statement made by tho f"!"1" ,so far n the' nMly "B dition at tho Leper Settlement, Mo- gentleman, thnt It Is for the bct.e- - Hawaiian Jslnnds and Alaska, Tcrrl-f- it lokal. Special Meeting of Stockholders of ,orles of tne to be based on the supply of the planters, even if that were United States. , Tenders Waianae Comuany, to, It would ho honcming the man 'Mr. crumpicker. Will tho gentle. of 900 to 1900 palal per month to be Industry of the Territory, nmj there' man permit n question? delivered as ordered by the Superin- Notice Is hereby given that a spo-cl- al begin foro benefiting the Islam) as a I Mr food Certainly. tendent nnd tho suppl) to with meeting of .the stockholders of whole. (Applause.) Mr, Crumnicker. Is deajslon i tho first week of July, 1910. tho Waianae Company will be held that I Mr. Tawney. I will say, Mr. based upon tho fact that general Knr further Information nnnlv at on Friday, tho 17th day of June, office of Hoard of Health, Ho. a, the , In answer to tho gei.tle- - proprlatlons nro not can led by the' the tho 1910, at 10 o'clock in., at he ap- - general nolulu. office of J. M. Dowsett. Honolulu, T. mini from Hawaii, (hat had statutes Into Hawaii, hut ' poured before the committee In sup- - that, in order that any department The Heard reserves tho right to I!., for tho puropse of considering purchase taro from Walkolu Vnlley, capital stock of port of the estimate submitted for mn extend any portion of the gen-th- e an Increase in tho must accompanied by 112,500, nnd made the argu- - ernl npptrprlatlon In the Territory of Tenders he Bald Waianae Company. In amount to ment thut he has made hero this Hawaii, there must be express au-- n certified check equal Ily order of the President. i of afternoon, It Is likely tho subcom- - thorlty-give- n In the appropilatlon j t 'of tho tender, on the basis J. M. DOWSETT, mlttee would not have refused to .mil r 1200 palal per month. Secro(arj, Waianae Company. j In May grant the appropriation. Mr. flood. Thnt ls as I understand All bids must be submitted ac Dated, Honolulu, 31, 1910. to, 4033-t- Mr. Knlanlannole. I have repeat- - It. cordance with, and be subject the f edly lntioduced enrrj ap--' Mr. Crumpacker. I have uot provisions nnd lequtremeuts of Act billsto read NOTICE. pioprlatlons for soil survojs and the opinion, but If thaf statement-I- s 'C2, Session Laws of 1909. stream gauging orre.-t- , I think It Is THE HOARD OK HEALTH, lu Hawaii. an abominable Notice Is hereby given of the In- I have asked for hearings on decision, lly Its President, MOTT-SMITI- L corporation, undo the laws of the bills, on one occasion was Mr, Mann. Thnt is not opln-give- n E. A. these and the Territory of Hawaii, of DANK OK n hearing. Hut no Items Ilullt by the Locomohllo Co. of America, Ilridgeport, Conn. 4040 June 8, 9, 10, 11, 13. 14, 16 for ln. HONOLULU, LTD. (Capital $000,-00- 0 Hawaii wero ever reported by the" Mr. 10, 17. 18. Crumpacker. Let me suggest s - fully paid up), which will take committees controlling bills; -- thoso thut If the comptroller decided that Contains advantages of OKPICE OK THE HOARD OK over and succeed to the business of nnd some legislation all the eleven without such of this particular appropriation, no HEALTH. CLAUS 8PRECKELS & CO. on July ns the pending we will years' experience amendment part of It could be used In lluwall. in automobile Honolulu, Hawaii, June 8, 1910. 1, 1910,, probably get any help never fedeial because Congress did not Intend that TOR PURCHASE OK HANK OK HONOLULU, LTD., on manufacture TENDER The those lines of needed develop, it should be UBed there, the provl-I"el- lt The locomobile is an impressive exemplification of the adage, "Hake HIDES. will conduct a general banking bus- lon In your bill would not alter the Sealed tenders, In duplicate, en iness as heretofore carried on by Mr. Good Mr. Chairman, I hope attitude of the Hawaiian Islands n haste slowly." dorsed "TENDER KOR PURCHASE CLAUS BPRECKELS & CO., and gentlemen of the committee will not particle, because Congress may OK HIDES," for the purchase of hides nsks the continuance of tho valued as to the Issue conrused real fuse to permit any part of any No good aiticle belonging to the Hoard of Health, patronage to that firm. In was ever produced by forced development and hurried accorded the amendment. The ernl appropilatlon to ho used in six months from RANK HONOLULU, LTD. "Is for the period of Or not Intended can , and wnll, whether this provision Is In or manufacture. July 1, 1910, to December 31, 1910, W, O. IRWIN, not be used to aid special Interests 'out or the law. I do not .believe this will be received at the onVe of the 4037-2- President, In the Territory of Hawaii, will I it amendment ndds an) thing to the The BEST is invariably of Hoard of Health until 12 o'clock operate against special the product time, experience and thought. Interests present lnw In that respect. If the noon, Tuesday, June 21,1910. NOTICE. rather than aid them. I call tho 'comptroller BEST is simply held that the The invariably an EVOLUTION, not a REVOLUTION, Tenders must he1 for the price per of gentlemen com- - of the proprlatlon under consideration In pound for hides delivered on tho Starting June 18, 1910, and until mlttee who are to the pro- - io - lawjers thnt case was not annllcable Hn- - in The BEST in motor ap- further notice, tho Pacific Oil Trans- l car production is the LOCOMOBILE. wharf at Honolulu, on weights vlslon we have Incorporated i Ml 1 that Infwnll because Congress did not Intend proved by an agent of the Hoard of portation Company wll close at this bill. We simply hero provide, It should bo, no I' p. m. on Saturdays. nmei.dment of Ihei is product Health. what every Inwjcr upon floor is It the of eleven years' evolution. Eleven years of rightly, ap(-- the of law necessary, because Congress al Payments required In U, S. gold A. E. DAVIDSON, this House will ndmlt Is law, ways - 4040-9- that has the right to limit Its ap- plied effort, Eleven years' devotion to- the highest manufacturing coin immediately after delivery. t Agent. the laws of the United States, In- propriations i - - - to particular States or . The Hoard does not bind Itself to cluding all the laws granting gen- I idenK Territories; but If the de:Islon held f accept the highest or any bid. eral appropriations, apply to the general appropriations ' ASSESSMENT NO. 12 that were not THF nOAUD OK HEALTH. Territory of Hawaii as well as to available in Hawaii unless the law ' Shaft-Driv- Ily its President, any State or any other Territories making them bo expressly declared, e Chain-Driv- e ' Honolulu Branch of the Harrison "30" "40" E. A. MOTT-SMIT- of the United States, 1 want to ask then the Is necessary. amendment 4040 Juno 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, IB, Mutual Association the gentleman who lg chairman of Suppose in , connection with the r , 10, 17, 18. tho Committee an Appropriations, same appropriation It hnd been pro LIMOUSINES, LANDAULETS, .TOURING CARS, ROADSTERS Has been called and Is DUE JUNE 1G DELINQUENT who makes the objection to this d that no part of It should bo and ou JULY in. vision, If It is not the case that a 'used for gauging streams In the it great many of tho provisions In the State of Minnesota. The Comptrol-bl- ll which has recently been report- - ler of the Treasury then could nnd Poultry M. E. Silva, ed nnd has beon under discussion, j would have held that the depaitment the urgent deficiency bill, are sub- - had no'authorLty to expend any por. Schuman Co., UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER Jpct to the point of order In that jtlon of the appropriation lu the State Carriage Ltd., Chickens Geese Prompt and Polite Attention they are nut authorized by law? of Minnesota. If, as stated by the and CHAPLAIN LANE. OPPOSITE That measure contains approprta- -' gentleman fiom Illinois (Mr. Maun), 1 CATHOLIC SISTERS tloi a for various things in tho Ter- - the decision was based on the fact Merchant Street Phone 170 Night Call 1014 rltory of Hawaii and lu the Terrt- - that Congress did not intend tu mnhe CLUB STABLES lory of Alaska. the appropriation available for use ""BulfetiTTBusineis Office" Phone 253 Telephone 109 Bulletin Editorial Room Phone 185 iamiid'tbmimuMmAiii&2Si