7 24 rainfall, .01. SUGAR. 17. S. WEATHER BUREAU, October Last hours' 96 Degree Test Centrifugals, 3.95c; Per Ton, $79.00. ' Temperature, Max. 83; Min, 75. Weather, fair. . 88 Analysis Beets, 9s. 9d,; Per Ton. $80,80. ESTABLISHED JULY 2, 1856. 3X tcj VOL. XLVL, NO- - 7852. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1907. PRICE FIVE CENTS. ALLACH WILL WIRELESS MESSAGE MAKES HALF TURNED DOWN THE CIRCUIT OF THE GLOBE GOVERNOR FREAR moati, 0 i ca a Manila Talked With Sydney, Nova Scotia, Across nequM. Refusal to Petition Expected Today Healer Eleven Thousand Miles of Land nd Ua-i-d Has Already Offered His Services, to and Sea. ey Japanese Emperor.

(Associated Press Cablegram.) J. Lor Wallach Is to be turned down least the wing headed by. Fred Weed, SYDNEY, Nova Scotia, October 8. A wireless message, origi- Jay Governor Frear. Such Is the state are going to shanghai the leader into their camp him as i nating in Manila, Philippine Islands, was received it b made yesterday by those who and have their by the operator ment stalking campaign. horse for the It g inside and know at the-bi- wireless station here yesterday. J claim to be in the is also darkly whispered that the Re- the decision to which the Governor has publicans are willing now to take up ALASKA TO POINT LOMA, come. Xo intimation to this effect has the healer and back him in his de- mands, rather than allow his halo to Sbeen given out from the Robin's Eggr SAN DIEGO, Cal., October 7 The President, in Alas- be shared only by the opposition. steamer Blue chamber, but that Wallach and Wallach himself professes to be out kan waters, has gotten into wireless communication with Point Loma, rn petitioner who presented his claims the of all politics In the matter entirely, a distance of 2200 miles.

to the Governor will be told within a his prove .'.-:;- AND ft sole ambition being to to an ': ::.. :.' day or two that their matt ii vt expectant "vorld the fact that he 13 ''' Yesterday was a day of records in wireless telegraphy, although the mes- his jurisdiction, being up to the not the fraud he has been dubbed. of sage of the later date so far outracks the earlier one as to make it com- Board of Health,' Is the report from MARCONI, THE DISCOVERER OP PRACTICAL WIRELESS paratively insignificant. When Point Loma caught the message winged through supposedly good sources. The fact, IS TELEGRAPHY. the air from the steamer President in Alaskan waters, two thousand two hun- HSDII M ; .5 too,, that the petition asks that a com- dred miles away, the fact was heralded as a great triumph. But from Manila, " in the Orient, to the little city on North coast . in mittee of laymen should pick out the the Atlantic Canada, is ''I . E.1 STUMBLE nearly eleven thousand miles, nearly as far apart as any two points of the cases to be treated will probably be globe can be situated. w cited as another .reason why the peti SUNDAY BASEBALL MEN DON'T ret M 10 Such a record equals the greatest prophecies of Marconi, the discoverer should be down. . ,In .speaking of the fact that one of tion turned of the applied principles of wireless telegraphy. In 1903 Marconi installed his It is quite likely that the answer the afternoon papers had announced rT apparatus for transatlantic work and announced that he would instal apparatus of the Governor will be given to the his name as a candidate for the offlc GATE LIKE t cl AID mlSi SPEED LIMIT for sending six thousand miles, from Italy to Argentina,,. His announcement petitioners today, in order to have it of Collector of Customs, 1 even at that late date were taken with a grain of salt ? over with and the boards cleared for of the Territory A. I C. Atkinson Ten years ago Marconi was astonishing the world by sending messages in the meeting of the Board of Health vigorously denied any intention of England eighteen miles. It was not until 1899 that he managed to flash a mes- tomorrow afternoon.. , seeking the office. He said: Ministerial Union Takes Strong Go on Record as Opposed to sage across the English Channel, and the world at large ' was not convinced . ca Such a turn of events has been pro- -' "Talk of this kind Is foolish. I am Ground Against Any Fixed Rate No New of Marconi's triumph until during maneuvers of the Channel fleet in, col-noun- the the vided for" by Wallach, who will an-- not a candidate for the office of ce very shortly that he has placed lector, and; if you will look at the Latter. Law Required. August, 1899, the ships communicated with each other afc a distance of forty his services at the disposal of the petition asking for the retention of E. miles. In America his first success was in sending messages fronv Naversink - .Mikado of Japan.'""It Is expected" by R. Stackable in- - office, -- you will find highlands to Ponce, a very short distance but far enough to convince the " American Navy authorities of the practicability of, his system. , r3 liis friends that; such an announce-- my signature, and it is specially heav-ine- nt At the meeting of the Ministerial The members of the Automobile . ';-,;''.- . Union held yesterday morning Club do ordi- ; . will create a furor among the ily underscored." ; . strong not think much of the I " native Hawaiians here and strengthen ground was taken against the pro- nance being put through by the Board posal of the baseball enthusiasts to of Supervisors putting a speed I Jiim. Hope slipping fi'om their grasp limit ONE HUNDRED BOXERS will be the more eagerly pursued. Even THE MEETING have Sunday games during the visit of eight miles an hour on cars within Sjefore the interview Wallach had with Bill of the Coast nine here. The objection the city limits. In fact, nhe automo- p the Governor, and before the petition' OF taken is not to Sunday games per se, bile owners and drivers do not think FORFEIT THEIR LIVES of the Home Rulers Was drawn up, 1 cues such as those of the Kalanianaole, the much of any speed-lim- it law, and went Riverside on a. letter had been sent (to Consul Gen- - j . , . and the Kakaako leagues, record at. their meeting last night eral Saito in which his good offices The annual meeting of the churches where no charge is made and where! to that effect. To stop heedless driv NANCHOWFU, China, October 8. Twenty rioter were sen- - the games are purely for sport and ing of a machine the Territorial were requested in bringing the hea'- of Oahu will be held at Waikane, on under tenced to imprisonment as punishment 'for their outbreak against er-- s claims before the Japanese gov- - the other side of this island, beginning recreation. The objection is to Sun- law regarding heedless and reckless day games gate driving Is propose, the authorities at Cananfu and one hundred Boxers, who had been I; rnment. next Friday. The meeting will con- - where the receipts are what they and a The letter was very much along the tinue over Sunday. 1 the principal motive and Incentive. petition to the Supervisors, asking taken prisoners by the Imperial troops, were put to death. line of claims made so often by Wal-- Arrangements have been made to The Rev.' A. C. McKeever of the them to cut out all speed limits or at church, Rev. David of old lach. That he has a leprosy cure which the delegates from the Ha-h- e Christian Crane least let the ordinance alone will among ANGLO-AMERICA- N PROJECT ADOPTED. Anti-Saloo- the Methodist church, Rev. be circulated automobilists is wilUng to demonstrate to the waiian Board and the n and Frank the Scudder of Japanese were of city presented to Su- eatlsfaction of medical science; that League and other similar organiza-a- ll the work the and the he wants is a chance to prove him- - Hons, at the Koolau residence of I elected to membership. The following pervisors at their next meeting. self, which he will be ready to L. McCandless. Among those who go officers for the year wvere elected: There were present at the meeting HAGUE, October 8. The Anglo-Americ- an project for lola after THE terms for a sale of vi. remedies. from here' will be Rev. O. H. Gulick, President, Rev. David Crane; secre- of the Auto Club last night, in the talk . John Cl Woollev. Theodore Richards tary. Rev. Frank Scudder; chairman obligatory arbitration has been adopted at the Peace Conference. up rooms, D...... jcH Wajlach has by no means given and John M. Martln. of program Rev, A. C. Promotion Committee J. t - the committee, hopes of being given a chance to try f-- - McKeever. Kennedy, H. P. Wood, W. N. Patten, pie hypo salve here, .however. ' J. A. McCandless, R. Perkins, W. H. ; CRUISERS ON TARGET PRACTISE CRUISE. on liis little and WILL NOT RETURN THIS WAY. and" petition Balrd, S. R. George "R. Car- SAN FEAirCISCO, October 7. The cruisers Charleston and St. Louis and Prior td his application A private letter hag been received home via Honolulu, and desires to no- Jordan, ter, have, sailed Magadalena Bay target he discussed the possibility of being from Congressman John M. Eeynolds tify his many friends here whom he Dr. Herbert and Alexander the gunboats Perry and Preble for for express-- , Young, proxy. hi on board turned down and although he from th& Club Hotel Yokb was looking forward to seeing again the last three by In practise. Admiral Swinburne the former. --ed greatest hopes the president, M the of his mission ha .Q whieh he expre33es hi3 regret that he is compelled to forego that absence of the W. H. to the Capitol being successful an- -i Baird, vice president, presided. that he finds it impossible to return pleasure. . SIBERIAN CONVICTS REVOLT. . Mr. Kennedy made an oral report of , nounced also the fact that if Governor the two endurance contests conducted, TOBOLSK, Siberia, October 7. A number of convicts attacked their guards Frear proved less the father of the the one to Haleiwa, in which four ma -- jift-- er wounded six of them. The guards fired on the convicts and killed tweaJ) '1 people than he hoped he 'would go MRS, D. D. chines finished with perfect scores, and BALDWIN ty-tw- AND o. escape. him in same merciless fashion MR. and round-the-isla- nd trip. view Eleven made their the the In . . he has gone after Pinkham. Whether of the four finishers for the Haleiwa cup, the effect of this going was to be it was stated that four shields after MARRIED HALF A CENTURY would be substituted. The report re- JOY LOSES TWO TO ONE GAME. more successful than it apparently has ferred to the action of the committee SAN FRANCISCO, October 7. The ball game played Saturday between I; no been on Pinkham Wallach made in barring J. Quinit from a perfect Los Angeles and San Francisco resulted in a score of 2 to 1 in favor of Los prophecies. score in the first run for the Alexan- Angeles. Barney Joy pitched for the San Francisco team, stmting out seven, ex- 1 der Young' trophy, he having stopped "If Gov. Frear Is not the man I men. hope his machine on account of the acci pect he is and turns down the last dent to the Barneson car. It was the 1 of the poor Hawaiians, he will lose all expressed sense of the meeting that ' A ue gouu win. mat nits peuyiB nave ; the committee had been right in this HONDURANS CAPTURE TOWN. ..,W M decision, parallel cases being cited in SAN FRANCISCO, October 7. Acajutla has been captured by the Hon- - now for him and I can not answer for f :y consequences," said Waalach, as J mainland runs. dorans. - the It was decided, however, that some .' . late ago as Ia3t Saturday, in j the same changes in the rules for the run might interview in which he announced to be made with advantage, and the com OIL COMPANIES MUST ANSWER. the world his discoveries along the tnittee in charge was authorized to up Mr. Young. TOPEKA, Kansas, October 7. The oil companies, which have been accused lines cf instantaneous cures for bu take the matter with ' One of the changes desired was the of rebating, have been given tldrty days in which to file their answers. bonic "and hook worms. j 1 limiting the entrants to club members. President Pinkham, of the Board of THE SPEED ORDINANCE. .' THAW TRIAL IN DECEMBER. Health, will have Interview with Mr. Baird brought up the matter of 10 o'clock morning, at T county He report NEW YORK, N. Y., October 7. The trial of Thaw will begin December 2. Wallach at this ; the new ordinance. Pinkham' s request. Whether Pinkham 4 , y?Xt ed that arrangements had been made is to call Wallach down for styling S with him and Mr. Cooke to meet th as the case may be, will injure the AND BALDWIN, FROM special committee of the Supervisors nations. him a windbag or is prepared to ask ,A MR. MRS. D. D. DAGUERREOTYPES al- MATTER .OF REASON cordial relations of the allied 1 to discuss the matter. They had hook-wor- m rem- - TAKEN NEARLY FLTT Y YEARS AGO. Even now we are resting quite assured him officially for his f j ready seen the chairman of the board edy has not been announced. The! and had a talk over the situation. He that the Vancouver incident will be of UNO HOT THE TREATY "Little Talk" of the healer In the Ad- -j Children and grandchildren, a that he met Miss Lois Gregory Morris, expressed himself as confident settled satisfactorily to both sides, reaching a satisfactory settlement of vertiser of : Saturday, in which pink- - brother and sisters, and many friends the daughter of a prominent merchant with proper understandings for the of Bridgeport, Conn. They were mar- the matter. ham Is stated to have full knowledge were present yesterday afternoon at " "The position we take fs that we future. The present general silence ried soon after his graduation. finding of Wallach's open "practise of medi- - Glenside, Haiku, Maui, to offer their In Hawaii Mr. Baldwin was con- are standing by the old ordinance," Japan Times, September 21: Some over the affair is the result of cine, Is one of the matters most ,lis- - congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. D. D. nected with the educational depart- said Mr. Baird. foreigners are perplexed why the Brit- out the mistake erratic publicists and 'whole Wal- - anniversary of ment for forty years, and was for sev- "When a comparison is made of the sensational newspapers committed in cussed at present in the Baldwin on the fiftieth number of accidents here and those on ish Columbia outrage has not provoked even eral years at the head of it. Mr. to make political stock of the laoh situation, being regarded as their marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin Baldwin is the foremost authority on the mainland, I think It shows that as much outcry here as the San Fran- trying more astonishing than Wallach's fif-- came here as bride and groom early In Hawaiian land shells, ferns and moss, we have a banner lot of automobil- cisco affair. They even insinuate that miserable antics of misgoverned San teenrminute bubonic, specific or his 1858, having been married the October and his collections of these are unsur- ists "here," remarked Mr. McCandless. this reserve must be due to th3 Japa- Francisco. As to past blunders these passed. agree with Mr. Baird as to there we dose for before an sailing almost Immediately "I nese diffidence in respect of the alli- writers and journals have made twenty-thre- In old " Eight children e being no changes needed the near-consumpti- - and and ; by way of Cape Horn. Mr. Baldwin could be pointed them out at the time it grand-childr- en of Mr. and Mrs. D. D. law. The ordinance is a good one, but ance with England. Nothing Politically the Notley faction is not wa3 born in Honolulu, the son of Rev. Baldwin are living. The portraits pre- in a few cases, a very few Indeed, it wider of the mark. We are too con Is satisfactory to find the press taking to have all the advantajjes to be had ind Mrs. Dwlght Baldwin, members sented herewith are reproductions from has not been enforced. But I think fident of British justice to think that a more politic and sensible attitude iiv that as a club we should go on from having Wallach. Testerday It of the fourth company of missionaries, daguerreotypes taken about the time any rightful claim, request, or protest, regard to the Vancouver incident. was while a student at Tale of their marriage. on Page Seven.) was stated that the Democrats, or at and it

ill ir V.I THE PACIFIC COMMERICAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, OCTOBER 8, 1907.

CITIZENSHIP FOR WILL BOND THEIR TO SAVE BABES

Stationery NEW IMMIGRANTS AT KALAUPAPA flKQLEHAOJDUTPUTS Don't wait until it rains to get an Umbrella, but Bargains buy one now while the to Assist Spanish The Napoopoo Distillery to A Nursery Almost Completed Proposals stock is large and the New Be, Up Before moving the stoek into and Portuguese Started Fully Equipped prices are low. Again. We have just unpacked the Republic Building. Comers. Hospitals. a splendid new line m Gloria Silk, tape-edg- e A GOLDEN disposition shown by the new The okolehao distillery at Napoopoo The nursery for babies Leper Taf- The at the feta; and Spanish and Portuguese immigrants to Is to be opened up again. The pro- Settlement is almost completed. The twill cotton. All OPPORTUNITY become citizens of the United States moters of the enterprise have now Durnose nf this institution ia "in Tina i kinds of handles; includ- 1 and take up government land has led demonstrated by actual experience with the work of the homes for non ing gun metal, natural to secure ultra fashionable sta- plan for dis just they can do leprous boys girls. purpose Governor Frear to the what in the matter and The I . woods, stag horn, pearl, tionery at the price, of second patch of one pfthe clerks of the courts of producing okolehao, and they have of it is to take the babes of leprous ci. .uany witli sterling to make a tour of the Islands to ascer made arrangements for their market mothers, with the parents consent, as mountings. i quality. tain how many and who of these im and are now ready to begin the regu soon after birth as possible, and rear migrants desire to become citizens. lar operations on a steady scale. Ad- them free from the danger of conta I PRICES, FROM $ i TO $3 EACH. J Under the new act of Congress, ditional mash tubs will be put in, and glon or Infection. The nursery has ' i CO., procedure making room twenty-eig- ht WALL, NICHOLS though the of citizen the capacity of the distillery will be for Infants, and is MODEL BLOCK, is more hedged about than before, the increased .to about seventy-fiv- e gallons provided with all suitably appliances . LIMITED ' unequivocal power is given to the a day. and necessaries of such an institution. Fort Street Deputy Internal Revenue Collector Territorial . Supreme and Circuits including means cooking pre Ralph Johnstone will go to Napoopoo of and Courts to confer citizenship. However, paring Infants' food. the blanks' prescribed by the law have to resurvey the distillery, and Clar Smith-Premi- er In addition to building Typewriters so far only been issued to the clerks of ence D. Pringle will go there, for the this the for a present at least, as storekeeper and contagious- - and infectious disease hos most popular machines the United States Court and to the They are the clerks of the Territorial Supreme gauger. pital contagious and Infectious dis- ! . .. . "We- have a XVI m3 tiusiivsau mm It is the intention or . the promoters second-han- Court and the clerk of the First Cir- eases other leprosy bg stock, both new and d of the distillery to barrel its product than is nearing cuit Court. Iris therefore a part of completion, will rive rooms n the plan of Governor Frear that when at the distillery and send it here to it contain H Hawaiian News Co.. Ltd many the bonded warehouse. It will be kept and WH accommodate on occasion it is ascertained how there are about twice of . Alexander Young Building in the bonded warehouse until sold, that number patients. who desire to become citizens, blanks A11 may applied Rn that the internal revenue will not modern devices for contagious dis-- OS be for and secured by the ease hospitals have been incorporated, clerks of the Circuit Courts in the have to be paid until it is taken out i . It is so arranged complete other circuits, and the process of citi of the warehouse. that "there is "Who-o,-" Says tne uwi okole- - isoiauon ana any cases or contagious zenship simple as possible.. The Internal revenue on the - be made as - ur ,metuous Dreaiung in metal and bamboo comprising' vases, flower hold- Why. nearly everybody smokes As it was a part of the policy of in- hao will be $1.10 a gallon. If the com- diseases out at the OWL 5c. cigar. Sold every- r,anv i nhi tn torn its distillerv run-- the settlement can be perfectly isolated ers, paper weights and trays. troducing these immigrants that they properly handled. where. should be encouraged to settle on the nlng up to its capacity the additional anJ district from, this' The general hospital which has been soil and become attached by interest collections in the pmnnea so M. A. Gunst & Co. to encouraging source will materially increase the col- - ior long is now about to be EXCELLENT IN DESIGN, PREMIER QUAL- - the islands, the idea of commenced. The foundations are being Distributers cltizenship among them is considered lections of the district, and with these 1TY AND . LOW PRICED. policy, the salary of the collector. jam anu mosi 01 me material is on the n a part of that ground. twenty-fou- . It will contain r beds. Besides these there, will be We are receiving goods by every 'steamer. New changing and disinfecting, rooms, cushion covers embroidered b ADVANCEMENT ART LEAGUE TO A SCALPER'S TICKET shower baths for both male and female in bullion already ar- attendants, a drug room, an op- - rived. The table scarfs o or the age. uan at our and are of unusual value. Our la the order erating room, and isolated kitchens and holiday goods n tudio'from time to time ana note tne PRODUCES A TRAGEDY store rooms. From the are at your service for delivery at any MAKE SUGGESTIONS kitchens the - ' adding to ; new Ideas we are constantly food will be sent into the wards on time. our work. special food trucks and the dishes will y be disinfected before going to W. PERKINS. Photographer CHICAGO, Sept. 17. Because her back the o C The members of the Kilohana Art Kitchen. There will be a separate o Hotel St.. near Fort Phone 77 League have been asked to assist the hair and eyes were dark, because, in dining room for employes. n Archive Commission in suggesting a her ignorance of the ways of railroads. These Institutions will all be located she attempted to travel on a "scalp within convenient range of each other Xu'uanu Street, above suitable monument to mark the spot near Hotel Street. Don't Delay, Join Today naa been origmany the foot of the pali on the Ka y on which the first Hawaiian constitu er's ticket" which laupapa side of the isthmus. tion was signed. Mrs. L. G. Marshall sold to a blonde, and because an in It's only a matter of common sense received the following letter, request' human train conductor ejected her JSTOBLE ON THE PAYROLL. Harrison Mutual Burial from his a water tank on a to Join the ing the aid of the Art members, and train at . DENVER, September 21. The Hon. Association. Consult Is. left her to it probable that Mr. Rubenstein will Southwestern desert and Lyiilpb. Gilchrist Stanley Ogilvy, D. J. H. TOWNSEND, Secretary. be selected by League as one wander for days tnrough the cactus the the S. O., formerly of Brabant 's Horse, un- to look matter. The and sagebrush and sand, Mrs. Emma after the letter cle of the Earl of Airlie, kill- Johnson, of 3SH58 Drexel boulevard, is who was PIANOLA was: ' The . ; ed in South Africa, and brother of your dead. will help children cultivate a "The Legislature at its last session, Driven mad by the terrors of her lone Lady Maud Ogilvy, who married Theo- - musical taste. It Ma advocated by the appropriated the sum of five hundred wanderings, she died a raving maniac leading Hear jore white, has gone to work. He has "world's music teachers. dollars for the erection, at Lahaina, in the insane ward at Dunning Hos- - . , , tbe Pianola at . Maui, of a monument to commemorate pital. Never, from the time she was -- " ii BERGSTROM MUSIC CO., LTD. the promulgation of the first Hawai found stumbling along beneath the difference of opinion with his noble ian Constitution by Kamehameha III. broiling sun and identified by letters family and has taken a job as night 4 Odd Fellows' Building, Fort St. - The bill also provided that the work and papers carried, did her reason re- - 'watchman at Union be done under the direction of the the Pacific freight at- a 1 Archive Commission. Not for an instant in the last weeks lePot - salarv of $60 a month. The "The Board of Commissioners, at of her life, when she alternately cow- - trouble was caused by his marriage to THOS. G. THRUM a neetlng held August 29 last, direct ered In terror and raved in delirium, Miss ' Edith Boothroyd, daughter of a Kilo- - a ed .me to communicate with the was there raised from her mind the Colorado ranchman, five years ago.. ior very small, outlay you can make your home 1063 Fort, near Hotel St. haria Art League, asking if any of its horror which had been stamped there members would be willing to aid the hv th tPrrnrs nf tlifi wilderness. vmxiuxcu. entirely, mosquito-proo- f. We have screen doors ; v Board with suggestions as to a suit sign on There is a "To Let" the, door ready made with green or galvanized wire and sell Stationer able monument. The Board will deem of the little artists studio at 396S "tank" station, a station miles from i It a great favor if these suggestions Drexel boulevard, Mrs. Johnson's old human habitation. ' them cheaper than you could make them. Bookseller be accompanied by a sketch. home. Neighbors, who for years have Several davs later she was found "The monument is to be erected close known and loved the two women who wandering on the open desert, her rur windows and lanai mosquito-proofin- g we sell News Agent to the shore line, and something that worked within the place. Miss Marie mind gone from the shock and expos- green, bronze and galvanized wire could be pointed out from, passing Dahl and Mrs. Johnson, wondered a ure, and near dead from hunger and screen. Finest line of Typewriting paper steamers would be desirable, though short time ago when they saw but Miss may pre thirst. From papers in her purse her In the city. the small amount available Dahl there alone, but hesitated to ask name and residence were learned, and clude this, but possibly some of the questions. When they noticed the sign she was sent home a wreck. Weeks of members can suggest something to ac placed on the door and found Miss careful nursing by Miss Dahl brought complish it, and come within the ap Dahl had dropped from their life, they no relief, and she was finally placed HAWAII SHINPO SHA. propriation. wondered still more. Investigations in the asylum, where a short time ago any of the members . of the strange story Damon S KING STREET. g "If revealed a of a death came to end her tortures. 177 ii THE PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT-In- League are wiling to contribute their Und Pythias friendship seldom met publisher of Hawaii Miss Dahl was brave as long as her office. The talent to this object, suggestions of with among women. Back of the clos- friend lived, for there was a chance of Bhlnpo, only dally Japanese paper twenty-- the any kind will be most thankfully re ed shutters lies the story of the her recovery, but when death came she pnbliahed Territory of Hawaii year in the ceived by the undersigned. companionship which was end- could not stand the loneliness. SHIOZAWA, Proprietor. "Very truly vours. ed by Inhumanity of a railroad C - the The thought of going about the work Editorial and Printing Offlce 1034 "R. C. LTDECKER, conductor. alone, which before had been shared Smith SU above King. Phone Main 40 "Librarian, Public Archives." For years Miss Marie Dahl, artist by her companion, was too much for and photographer, and Mrs. Emma her to bear, and she decided to seek Johnson, her companion and assistant, new scenes. conducted studio which was the ELEGANT FALL MILLINERY DIRECTORS OF the The sale of their effects was quiet. Mecca for fond and doting mothers and But. few of the neighbors, who had their precocious offspring from all I ; " known the women for years, knew of At ; KUKOIHAELE MEET parts of the city. the change being made, and when Miss Unable to go through the daily Dahl locked the studio door on the The best mainland candies are GUNTHER'S. Besides IVIiSS POWER'S routine alone, Miss Dahl has sold out past there was none of the things, being the best in the beginning, we get them here in her- the belongings held in common be- -' tin-lin- PARLORS dear because of their association, re- metically sealed ed MILLINERY A meeting of the directors the tween the two women, and has gone cases, so they are as fresh as th" Building. Street of maining. . day they were Boston Fort Kukuihaele plantation was held yes- to seek rest and peace among new Today a sign on the door of the made. They'll prove a treat to any lover of scenes To general good chocolates. terday afternoon in this city which and friends. the studio merely reads: "To Let." We have a variety of kinds. ' ' at ' public the closed shutters mean little 1 WE WILL the necessity of rebuilding part of the or nothing, but over those who knew "The Thlnss" life-lon- Advertising pays the man who does warehouses at the Kukuihaele Land- the women and their g devo- THE AlmWl CAFE Hompf 9d ing was. taken up. About three weeks tion to each other the tragedy they it judiciously; it's the other fellow, ago . represent has thrown a pall of deepest who will tell yon it does not. an earthquake at Kukuihaele grief. ami split the land on which the largest For years Miss Dahl and Mrs. John- built, a large run- son your Auto or Carriage promptly and warehouse is crack had, been closely, associated. Each ning under the building . and causing possessed the artistic . temperament, at a reasonable price. . part of it to settle from eight to nine and it was this which drew them to- inches. gether soon after Mrs. Johnson became r, I After the matter was carefully a widow. Their paintings are known to n talked over among the directors it was every artist in the city, and their later decided that there was no immediate Work, photography, especially pictures KingMm W. W. WRIGHT CO. necessity of rebuilding, and that of children, made them equally famous. further investigations should be made For years they worked together, no KINO STREET, NEAR SOUTH before anything was done. The man- Pleasure being complete unless shared. ager was instructed to make further Then came a day of parting for a are more smoothly passed in a trim report on the matter to the directors. brief time, it was thought by both, . NOTHING SO GOOD AS THE t Mrs. Johnson, with health impaired Tuxedo than in thfe business sack ROAD AROUND ROUND TOP. through close application to work, went West in search of rest. She went of your counter hoi Aerated Waters A conference was held yesterday be- to the ranch of Miss Dahl's brother in tween Governor Frear and. Land Com- Oklahoma. , Of the- - - came, telling" recovery, missioner Pratt, at which it was de- Letters of her and then one day she started for home. Consolidated Soda Works cided to have a preliminary survey The trip was to be made on a ticket made of the proposed new r - Manager Tantalus provided by friends. G. J. LEITHEAD road. It is proposed that this road The tieket was what Is known to ;em-EHo- ch Telephone 71 shall start from the already decided travelers as a" "scalpers' ticket." That on Makiki Slopes road, some distance is, it had been paid for by the original above the Makiki reservoir, and, turn- purchaser, whose identification was Jackets IVIr. and Mrs. Hashimoto ing oft to the right, climb Round Top plainly marked upon it, and then re- by an easy grade , above F. M. sold to' friends of Mrs. Johnson. The silk-line- MASSEURS Swanzy's house, and. .passing around original purchaser was a blonde. Mrs. are soft, d md full of RHEUMATISM, ' Round Top on the Manoa Valley side, Johnson was not. She was unused to pass the Alexander mountain house travel, and did not know there was quiet steady style. BRUISES, and join the Tantalus road. danger of her ticket. being taken up. SPRAINS, The road will open up and make She had paid her money for it and available a large amount of govern- thought that sufficed. TIRED ment land suitable for mountain resi- The train was speeding along through FEELING, dences. This it is proposed to Bell, the cactus wastes, the last station and build the road with half he pro- hours behind, before the conductor and other ail- ceeds, as may be done under the law. picked up Mrs. Johnson's ticket. He ments - looked at the description on the back WY, LTk Want ads. are the kind that bring and then at Mrs. Johnson. He told QUICKLY results but they must be inserted in her they did not tally, and she must and RELIEVED. either pay another fare or get off. She Haberdasher Clothier. Merchant anci Fort Streets. medium circulates among ; the that the had not enough money, and the in- 4U KING STREET Telephone 503 buying public. human conductor dropped her at a

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1 i 11 DEWEY SAYS PHILIPPINES 0 on PLENflRlf COUNCIL Ml 1 ) ul Scarf For the Week Ended October 5. 1907. flJIIE ifi PHILIPPINES Saturday Kight, Oct. 12, CAN'T BE RELINQUISHED Honolulu.. Oct. 7, .1907. GENERAL. SUMMARY. 1907. WILL ADD GREATLY TO ; The mean temperatures appre- Pope Pius X X J YOUR GOOD DRESSING were Has Catted One ciably lower at practically all stations to Be Heid We have them in in the sectionthe deficiencies varying io GRAND from about LO deg. to 18 deg.t Manila. SOLID GOLD Action-Military- , Congress Would Not Consent to Such The Tainfall was light to moderate in MUSICAL amount generally throughout ths and TROM Naval and Commercial Value islands the greatest amounts ranging MANILA, September 1L A plenary from somewhat more than LOO Inch council of the Catholic efeureh in the DRAMATIC 1.50 UP - of the islands. to .sa mcnes, and occurring in the Philippine Islands has been ordered Kona, Kau, and the greater portion for December 8, the feast of the Im- ENTERTAINMENT of the Hilo districts of Hawaii, and the maculate Conception of the Blessed Koolau, Hamkuapoko and Hana dis Virgin. For the Benefit of tricts of MauL dis- me couneu will mark an epoch io ta out, In the remaining (Washington Star, Sept. 21.) States would be completely shut tricts of Hawaii the rainfall varied the history of the church in these is The propaganda for the relinquish- FIELD OF COMMERCIAL OPERA from .23 to .71 inch, and on Maui from lands. Three such councils have been Jewelers ment ia likely, is TIONS. .81 inch in the Hamakualoato .00 in held in the United States during the Manufacturing of the Philippines it Kihei, Ori- the Wailuku and Lahaina dis- past one hundred years. BT THE MEMBERS said, to meet with the disapprobation "Every one. concedes that the tricts. On Oahu As they are the amounts ranged always 113 Hotel Street of officials of the administration and ent is the future great field for the from Trace to .84 inch; on Kauai from presided over by a delegate of members of the dominant party in Con- principal commercial nations of the .23 to .77 inch, and on Molokai from the Pope, the Most Eev. Ambrose ArtmlaotArr c.v. m gress. Thus far the opinions in favor world. We ought to be the leaders, .00 to .30 Inch. , Agius, the direct representative of At stations having a record of ten of the Seattle policy have been express- but we must at least have a share or more years Pius X in the Philippines, will preside. the amount of rainfall The ed for the most part by democrats and in the enterprise, and in order to do was below the average for the week .03 Archbishop and all the Bishops of 1907 STYLES a few republicans out of touch with so we must maintain the position we to .95 inch on Kauai, and .23 to .41 the islands will be present, together the policy of the government. have occupied through force of cir- inch on Oahu. On Hawaii the rainfall with their theologians, the superiors was normal in the Hamakua legisla- region. am district, of the religious orders and the rectors AND That policy, as expressed in cumstances in that I talk .06 to .39 inch below In the Kohala tion sinee the events of.lS9S and the ing now of the purely commercial except a small excess in the interior. of colleges and seminaries. war with Spain, shows: phase of the question, and I think it .19 inch to 1.32 inches below in the The chief object of the council is That the United States, expanding is plain we must have a commer northern - portion and .50 inch to 1.93 to regulate matters of discipline by that inches above in the portion southern the establishment of such rules of con- PATTERNS the Monro doctrine relating to the cial base of operation such as Manila of the Hilo district; 1.04 to 1.37 inches would have a less continent of western hemisphere, furnishes. And in order to pro above In 2.84 duct as circumstances may require. The NOW TO BS SEEN AT the then, the Kau and inches above ex- In the Kona various spiritual works on insists that this government must , tect our commerce, we maat have a districts. carried by offensive ordor if ercise a controlling influence over naval base, and at Subig bay such The total amount of rainfall was less the church in the islands will be gone M W. AHAIIA & CO., LTD than that of the preceding week at all into in Cuba and the islands of the West" In- a base is now being developed. Con- stations in the section, excepting at detail, and decrees will be en FASHION A3LE TAILORS. dies, extending even to Santo Domingo,' gress has recognized our needs ia the those in, the Kona district of Hawaii, acted for the more perfeet ruling and they were launder- C3 King Street. to the exclusion of other powers of Philippines and has appropriated liber- where excesses of 1.87 to 3.16 Inches guidance of priest and people. occurred, and in the western portion The authority of the council to make the world. ally for fortifying the islands. Modern of the Kona district 'of Kauai, where these deereert is not delegated but is ed by us. It would That the United States contends guns are being mounted, a large dry a slight excess occurred In the re- that it has "interests in the Pacific and dock has been located in Subig bay, maining districts of Hawaii tbedeficien-cie- s original with it. None of the local sruniisam the far Orient second to those of no troops are stationed in the Island of ranged from 1.09 to 5.60 Inches in legislation, however, will be published be the same with the Kohala, Hamakua and Kau, and until it has been submitted to the Pope, other power and must protect them. Luzon, and in every way Congress has 14.36 30.36 to in the Hilo. On Maui the who will cause its promulgation in Therefore, the retention of the Philip shown its desire to protect the islands deficiencies ranged from 2.74 to 6.44 the various dioceses of the islands. the rest of your Suit Cases pines is as much a feature of . the from foreign aggression and also to Inches on the windward side, and Trace world-pow- to .64 ses- er policy of this government establish a base for possible military inch on the leeward side. In the There will be public and private Koolaupoko and the higher levels of sions of the council. The public ses linen. as sovereignty , over Cuba or the prin operations. . .r Whatever yon need in this line we the Honolulu districts of Oahu the de- ciple of hands-of- in South Ameriea. sions will be held in the Cathedral, an supply at lowest prices. f ficiencies varied from 1.00 inch to 4.63 the United States has assumed respon- inches, and .15 to .46 Inch In the re- every morning and afternoon for a pe We a fine assort- SOME QUESTIONS TO BE AN- have just aupaeked sibilities in the Philippines which it maining portions of the Island. The riod of two weeks or more. The priv dress SWERED. ment of steamer trunks, ladies' can not pass over to other hands. I deficiencies iqy the Koolau and Puna ate sessions will be held in the palace trunks, large trunks etc. Also dres3 If the proposition to give up the and the eastern portion of the Kcgia of Archbishop Harty. do riot care to discuss this phase of district of Kauai ranged '.16 Inch cases and hand-bag- s in a variety of eome from uit Philippines should to an issue the the situation, except to say that I be- to 1.90 inches, and L55 to 2.44 inches on The couneil is looked forward to leathers. first question asked by Congress would lieve the American people will never MolokaL with great interest in Catholic circles Call and see them. be, To whom shall they be sold! To The following table shows the weekly here and in the United States as mat- shrink from such responsibilities as averages temperature Germany? - Whyf Because this gov- of and rainfall ters of importance are to ome up were assumed for them when the Unit for the principal for ililihTelephone 73. islands and for the ' ernment does not possess the ability ' consideration. Preparations for the ed States took over the Philippines. group: . i to administer them, and Germany does .eouneil being Yee Chan & Go. DID NOT PAY MONEY FOB PHILIP- - Temperature. RainfalL were made by the former Branch OfBce, possess it f The answer to that ques Hawaii ...... 72.6 deg. 2.09 inches delegate, Mgr. Guidi. His sudden death Cor, King &rd Bethel Sts. : PINES. Maui . 76.3 deg. 0.75 inch tion is likely to be short and sharp...... delayed the undertaking, but his suc- TEILIIITOEIAL MESSENGER was very glad to see that Maj. Oahu ...... 77.5 deg. , 0.39 Then, shall they be sold to Japan, "I inch cessor, Mgr. Agius, resumed the work Mclntyre recently exploded the popu Kauai '...... 76.0 deg. 0.38 inch and if so, whyf To enable Japan to and yesterday the official order for EESYIC3 lar idea the United States paid Molokai ...... 74.8 deg. 0.15 Inch complete a eordon from her northern that the council was posted on the doors twenty millions to Spain is Telephone 361. most island, down through Formosa for the Entire Group. 74.8 deg. 1.24 inches of the Cathedral. lands. and the archipelago, to the southern He made it clear that when the At the local office of the U. S. point of Mindanao, shutting off the treaty of Paris was signed the Span Weather Bureau in Honolulu general HONOLULU IRON WORKS ish commissioners agreed to settle all ly ciear weatner oDtamea, witn Dut a In- - trade of the eastern coast of Asia! .28 A COUNTER PROPOSAL COMPANY. their numerous claims for the sum Trace of rainfall, inch below the Hardly. normal, and .15 less than during the Machinery, mentioned and to throw in the Philip- Black Pipe, Galvanized t fEATHERED. AND GOLDEN OAK Or shall they.be put up to the high- preceding week.. The maximum tem- Pipe, Boiler Tubes, Iron and SteeL En- 84 N HILD FRAMES est bidder, with a confession that the pines, and showed that by accepting perature was deg, minimum, 70 deg., RE THE WHARF gineers' Supplies. and mean 77.8 deg., .4 deg above the United States is too feeble to carry this offer the United States avoided OFFICE Nuuanu Street. Convenient Sizes and Prices Rlglit the necessity normal, and 1.2 deg. lower than last WORKS Kakaako. the burden of their administration, and of taking oyer the Cuban week's. The mean relative humidity The Inter-lslan- d Steam Navigation this country does not care to and Porto Riean debt. was 68.1 per cent, and the' prevailing that Company has made a counter proposal Coyne Furnitore Co.. engage competition com- "But the commercial side of the wind direction NE... with an average in for the 7.0 . hourly velocity of miles. to the government in regard to the Hilo merce matter in whieh farmers, our manu s ALL KINDS 1 of the Orient! WM. E. STOCKMAN. wharf. The terms of this proposal are YOUNG BUILDING proposi-- faeturers and all our people are con- Or is the unspeakably craven Section Director. not of u cerned, is to my mind of greater im- ' materially different from those CASH REGISTER, tion to be put forward that we'd better; the offer made by the government, It somebody them portance; and I want to emphasize my p TYPEWRITER. Straw, Felt, sell them before takes 13 though belief that the United States as- a stated, just what they are away f Bold would be the man who ADDING is not given out. . p MACHINE, Hawaiian, would venture that suggestion to a world power will always have com- mercial and diplomatic interests in the The proposal Is for a license for the MIMEOGRAPH and republican Congress. He would be use of the wnarf for a period of about L Panank far east, and can not GLOBE-WERNICK- maintain itself mm E hooted off the floor. 18 - properly without a base of i years at an annual rental of some- One of the men best calculated to operations. Do Not Endanger Life When a Hono- I ALLi SHAPES The United States eaa not thing like $1000 a year. The company speak on the problem of the Philip- withdraw lulu Citizfcn Shows You will then make repairs and additions to pines is Admiral JDewey. It was his from its present enterprise in the east, the Cure. ' the wharf to suit it for its purposes. E SUPPLIES Km enterprise which resulted in the taking but must go forward seeking its share These It is estimated may cost $30,000. CARD SYSTEMS UYEDA of the advantages and sustaining The government retains control of the of the islands by an American force its Why will people continue 4o suffer S II AT : MANUrACIUEES share of the responsibilities. wharf, and other vessels than those of and the establishment of an American the agonies of kidney complaint, back- the Inter-Islan- d company will be per 1028 NUUANU STREET. We can not base of operations in those waters. afford to turn over ache, urinary disorders, lameness, mitted to use it. Hawaiian Office Specialty Dewey discussed question to the other nations of the world all v- Admiral the headaches, languor, why allow them- fr-- with a Star man today. the vast commerce of the east, and selves to become chronic Invalids, Company restrict ourselves to our own Pacific when a certain cure is offered them? ADMIBAL DEWEY'S VIEWS. . coast. The annexation of Hawaii was Doan's Backache Kidney Fills is the 931 Fort Street "Abandon the Philippines!" said in pursuance of a policy of commer- remedy to use, because it gives to the kidneys help they need to perforin ML the admiral, don't believe our coun- cial expansion and protection the "I in the their work. - HANGING BASKETS try will ever do that. Certainly it Pacific The Right Glasses which the statesmen of a few If you' have any, even one, of the should not, because it has altogether years ago foresaw as both inevitable symptoms of kidney diseases, cur AND MOSS FOR SAME . That" Oar Reputation too much at stake. It is only our con- and advisable for the United States yourself now, before diabetes, dropsy The Right Time or Erlght's disease sets in. Read this FINK MATERIAL WELL MADE Thar Today trol over the Philippines that makes e fire iortunaie mat wnat was ac- Mrs. Ethel "H. Taylor possible for ns to insist upon the Honolulu testimony: The Right Place it quired through their wisdom has been . F. Williams of Honolulu is a NOTE PRICES Alexander Young Buildinc open door in the east, toward which supplemented, in a legitimate and hon lighthouse keeper, and he has held A. N. SANFORD our diplomacy has been directed for orable way, by the cession of the this position for the last 30 years. He IL50 JLC3 $2.00 $2.25 $2.50 BUY NOW! Boston Building a. number of years. We want our share Philippines to our says: "I was for a number of years $2.75 $3.00 country, and we and S.'lver Jewelry. of the enormous commerce of the east one of that numerous army of people Crtns, Gold com- ate should never let go the immense backs. Mine SCHOOL CLOTHI KG NOW Up-to-d- Styles. door who suffer with their BUT THE and we can't keep the oxen for mercial advantages we have thus se- iched and pained me to no small ex- Beady-mad- e or by specHl order. OUR TELEPHONE IS NOW it, unless we hold the islands! cured." tent, so that I was glad when I heard Prices reasonable.' Call on us. 'Why did Spain for two hundred . :. of a remedy for it, Doan's Backache Kidney Pills. obtained some of these SUN WO years dominate the commerce of the; HAED-ALE- E. I HELM store, No. 1308 Maunakea St. P. O. Box because she had the at the HoIHster Drug Co.'s and Orient? Jnst bayj Comdr. J. il. Helm, U. S.N.,' who ar took them. They gave me great re- NUUANU, BELOW HOTEL t. EAGLE DYEING AND com and harbgr of Manila as a great 10, lief, make narration of CLEANING WORKS rived at San'Frascisco, CaL, Sept. and I this short mercial and naval base. I cat base from the Asiatic Station, where he my experience for the benefit of others When the SEWING MACHINE is Street.' can be just as useful to us commer- who perhaps do not know that nearly " s New Dome Fort commanded the cruiser Galveston, is or order, phone as was to Spain. For the quoted all backache arises from the kidneys, out cially it as saying that the report from medicine for is Doan's Honolulu of a mutiny re- - and the best it past ten years every strong .European or anything Backache Kidney PUls." to get a foot- semonng a mutiny on the cruiser . Leading nation has been trying, Raleigh Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are Grocers during its stay there is a libel 1 pur- - storekeepers hold .for commercial and naval on one of the best ship's companies sold by all druggists and 117 ABE 50 52.50), or poses in eastern waters uermaa v, ever manned an American war- at cents per box (six hoxes that on receipt of price by England. France and Russia. Through ship. When the Raleigh arrived at will be mailed Hcnosulu, says Captain Helm, the Hollister Drug Co., Honolulu, . Henry May & Co., Ltd. of war the United States the first Is- DA"IS the fortunes duty was to coal ship, and until this wholesale agents for the Hawaiian j. 'PHONES 2 AND 92 obtained, rightfully and without lands. was finished neither ofScers nor men , . . chicanery, the best and most strategic were allowed shore liberty. The ship .. ' STREET position possible, giving us superior was coaled within two days and all RHEUMATISM. 1256 FORT commercial advantages over hands, watch by watch, were allowed So confidence has the average Autoists naval and ashore. "I am sorry that story was little NOTICE. nations. What sort of com - man in the various cures for rheuma- the other printed,- said Captain Helm. "In "the years ANT WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING us to give tism that he often suffers for ! mon sense would it be for first place, it is not true. There is no without making any effort to find re- help or advice, is invited to communi- Attention up such a position! better discipline on any ship In the become cate, either In person or by letter, with Navy Raleigh, lief. He then finds that it has "Look here," said the admiral. than on the where the chronic. This is a mistake, as the pain Ensign L. Anderson, matron of the . your machine esprit de corps Is unusually strong. Army Woman's Industrial We take eare of a large globe of the world can always be relieved, and in most Salvation urning to The Raleigh made one of the best rec- by applying No. 16S9 Ktnar street repairs verv rea-- oSiee,, "suppose target cases a cure effected Home and make at which stands ra his ords for practice and all around Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The relief we should dispose of the Philippines efficiency, neither of which would have affords Is alone from pain which It '- sonable figures. TRY US! - acquire them. See been possible if such a state of affairs cost. makes , - and Japan should pap-er- worth many times its It i as the Honolulu asserted ex- possible. sale by all how the islands stretch along the coast. isted on board. Army and Navy sleep and rest For - & Co., Ltd., . Associated Garage, Ltd. Japanese islands, here is Gazette. dealers. Benson, Smith 7L r r . Here are the agents for Hawaii. owns, and then 3SS. St. Formosa which Japan 4 : Phone Merchant advertise merely to fill up your ome the Philippines. If Japan had Don't There are still about 20,000.000 miles gate- space, let it pay you twice as much have BEAD THE ADVERTISES them, she would command every of territory on this globe which JOHN NOTT. as you pay fox it. not been, explored. WORLD'S NEWS DAILY. way to the Orient and the United THE methods of the telephone company 'and give a full recital of the consultations! he might have had with other officials of the company relative to the trans--; Pacific Commercial Advertiser actions with the former Supervisors, and it was rumored that all thi3 would be told in a trial which, would create a popular sensation. A MORNING PAPER. THE STRONGEST DRY BATTERY

Charlie Notley is k'imajuof--ffliieir"weig- ht. f!Te"crushes EDITOR every cause that he " WALTEX O. SMITH espouses. The best dry battery for automobiie i Hi-- TUESDAY OCTOBER 8i ADMIRAL DEWEY'S VIEWS. sparking purposes, and wherever Following are astrong, U 1 the Washington FOREHANDED. Star's editorial comments on its reliable cell is needed, is the HAWAII SHOULD BE Dewey interview: Kodak Tribune the Italians, of whom there has been According to the New York are immigration for Hawaii, ' ' are to a There various and sufficient rea a good deal said in discussions of labor sons wny the united Staves should high, degree unassimilable," as "they return in large numbers to Italy with the not even contemplate the sale or other Developing Columbia Dry Wo. ravings which they have accumulated abroad or send, those savings back for disposal of the Philippine Islands, just Battery 2 proposed in certain quarters as a way Italy is materially benefited and the shipping industry - investment. In that I 5 Yl- O T silt . AllatTAyl A W 1 I 1 i, stimulated by the constant inflow and outflow of laborers." At the same 77 and Printing 1- - SoId by E, O. Hall & Son, Associated Garage, Sclulman tme, as the Tribune shows, the enormous exodus from Italy, while. at first ty may be advanced. Our political Carriage Co., and relieving the over-populat- ed agricultural districts, has finally reduced the labor embarrassment in sending the other supply there and caused a partial labor famine. More than 150,000 Italians Party to sucn a tramc may be indi Ours was the first store in Ho are drawn annually to the United States, besides large numbers also to Argen- - .Sv5TtaS Lev i? nolulu to handle KODAKS. For una ana xjrazu. 4.1 sucn tiepietiun w suw-uuu- ku nui,'u 1 is meir pjimau ncult, max be cited. But, to meet years we have done the highest has caused European countries to become alive to the disadvantages to them the argument chiefly offered by those Hawaiian Electric Company, Ltd. of wholesale emigration, a fact discovered by the commission headed by Senator who advocate this .transfer of sov- class of developing and printing summer to investigate subject, as ereignty, it suffices to point to the Dillingham which went to Europe this the immense material advantages enjoyed for amateurs and are better Phone 390 Office King near Alakea. well as a faet encountered by Hawaii's special immigration agent in Spain. by the United States in its possession "Senator Dillingham," the Tribune says, '.'thinks that a large share of of the Philippines. "fitted now to do your work than our present excessive immigration .is due to the activities Of the steamship The whole country acknowledges the ever before. ' solicitation which they practise is forbidden right of Admiral Dewey to speak with ticket drummers, although, the authority on the subject of the stra stimu--, GIVE US A TRIAL I by our laws! Congress ought to gd further in discouraging artificially tegic value of the archiepelago. Hedem-late- d immigration. But the chief problem is still to reduce the exploitation of onstrated that point with sufficient : our labor market for the benefit of aliens not intending to become citizens and clearness on the 1st of May, 1898, when, AtAt BA nf ha f?rA I a portless wanderer in Asiatic waters, ...;n.. . . ut,- iw I he sailed into Manila bay, the enemy's to points wnere 11 may Decome poiincajjy as wen as luuusinauy a ueueutj.msieau very stronghold, and secured for him of a detriment. " The article had al ready pointed out that under the present I self one of the best possible - harbors system alien labor was not distributed so as to do the greatest in u tne eastern world. In today's possible good, and the task of assimilation was doubled by the creation of issue of The Star Admiral Dewey re views, in the course of an interview, ag--. inert alien colonies in the chief centers of population, where they only the benefite derived by the trade and gravated congestion and added to-- the difficulties of local administration. naval interests of the United States A . There is every probability that immigration will be one important subject in the possession of the Philippines. Congress will not sidestep from the coming winter the presidential year His words go straight to the heart of that the present discussion. notwithstanding. It is impossible to think that President Roosevelt will avoid Admiral, Dewey declares that Spain the responsibility of making some recommendation to Congress on the question held the commerce of the Orient for Just what you nee of Japanese immigration. The report of the European commission will be two centuries because of her dominat- presented, calling for some action as above suggested or otherwise. In view ing strategic position in the Far East ern waters. That she allowed hei these hot days. this prospect would be well Hawaii's interest, in the immigration of it that grasp to weaken, through misgovern-me- nt 9 question should be carefully planned in advance and properly; looked after, at at home and in her colonies, is this session. not the point of the present discus now ad- If this Territory is to adhere to its position thus far assumed--th- at of sion. Matters are differently justed, but with the same end that claiming to be under "peculiar" conditions vital to its prosperity in the matter, whoever holds the Philippines holds FOE A LADY A 'then the arguments and facts supportive thereof ought timely to be marshaled I the key to the situation in that quar i into shape for the most effective use by the Delegate. ter of the world. The United States Should leeislation further refmlatins- - the admission, of European labor be. s envied by all the powers because 4 " on the carpet, as most likely will be the case, Hawaii must strive, to haver France or Japa? woube' eageto GOLD Our Cream in your provisions included which will permit of direct immigration hither, in case the J 0ffe 'rich compensations for ourwith- - ierritory might nnd it aavisaD:e to resume operations like those of the past drawal in the favor of any of them. two years in that regard. Japan especially, as the admiral coffee points out, would, by . the acquisition breakfast Again, going to be a reformed as! at if there is distribution of immigration of the Philippines, secure an Impreg BANGLE advocated, Hawaii oaght to be "in on the deal" whatever it may be, so that nable line of trade and military de- should this Territory choose the alternative or .it may be the supplement to fense stretching; from the Bering Sea makes a most acceptable gift. direetr immigration, of watching at the chief Atlantic ports of entrance to the equator, covering fifty degrees will improve the flavor. for cession, suitable labor to will have an Such a with Perhaps you may not know settlers bring here, it equal show with any other Japan as beneficiary, would place that how part of the Union in the apportionment of immigrants. power in full control of the naval sit-- reasonably we can sell you a fine ! Hawaii should have an immigration policy laid out beforehand, besides a I uation in the western Pacific. solid gold bangle of stylish appear well-plann- campaign ed to fight it out at "Washington. will be too late to This country must consider such It foreign trade, ance; if not we ask you to inspect The deliberate here over what is wanted after legislation on the subject has reached questions in terms of Metropolitan Meat Co., Ltd. which in turn must be measured in our large stock. You're sure to be the stage of debate in Congress. terms of possible warfare. It does not pleased signify that the United States Is like with both the goods and Telephone . tg - 45. U ly to become involved in . conflict,, tne price. AN INTERESTING ARTICLE. discuss the strategic strength with" In the annual report of the Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Station there which it is endowed by virtue of its is an article on "The Economic Seaweeds of Hawaii and Their Food Value" sovereignty over the Philippines. Its rhieh aside very strength in that respect is an in H, F, f from its scientific value is intensely interesting. It is an ex surance against war.. With Hawaii yickan & Co, haustive treatment of the subject, and ;Tet so Ameri-mig- ht entertainingly written that it and the Philippines under the LIMITED easily find a place in any one of several first-cla- ss magazines. - lean flag the United States Is infinitely AN INVITING The article is bv Minnie Reed. M. S RciMi tpapW t th KamoliamAlia more immune from the menace of at Leading Jewelers Manual tack upon Its trade or prestige than Training schools, and, as stated in the article itself, is the result of - though It lacked a base in Asiatio- SHOE VALUE observations, study and inquiry, extending over three years. One of the sug- waters. There can be no doubt or that gestive thoughts presented reason ' is the for the large place that seaweeds fact. It Is recognized today as an Women who are looking for oeenpied in the dietary of, the ancient Hawaiian and bv habit and custom in axiom by all strategists. value proposition to . sell the islands in walking shoes should 11 iht of manv TTa wniinn of th nrs,t ,l9v Th. w The FOR YOUR call - . ,A , , . .. . ,. Ms unthinkable, as a practical matter. and see this No. 375 walking ,i xru ana vegeiaDies maigenous to ine lsianas was very iinutea, as It maV be advanced in a spirit of bun tie. Good double was extension weit also tne quantity of most of the varieties that existed. So that for aty combe and argued as an academic di NEXT PARTY sole, good fitting arch, medium and especially- for the poorer- classes.-an- d in particular the women, who w version. But It will never appeal to ' ' good sense, patriotism, en- walking heel, . and short vamp. the tabus were more restricted in their dietary than the men, the "lima had the the the lightened selfishness of the people. try our dainty "Cream Wafers." Made on genuine Goodyear welt. to take the place of all green vegetables as onions, lettuce, beets, beans, peas, No We can make them in different tacks or nails and guaranteed. ete, as well as fruits, and must have helped very much to vary the monotony A WORD FOE WALIACH, colors and flavors to suit any PRICE, $3.50. of a diet of fish nd poi." Editor Advertiser: In reference to It would be assumed by nearly everyone methods of gathering! occasion. that the the studied insults to Wallach contain MANUFACTURERS' lima would, probably not vary. very much High school and college col SHOE CO., Ltd. from those that have prevailed from ed in a recent Bulletin, it seems time immemorial. even would be erroneous assumption. ors our specialty But this an Primitive the Jaundiced calf is doing what in this delicate 1051 that FORT STREET PHONE as the food itsejf may seem, in gathering it there has lately been adopted an it blames the other nartv with, that confection. ! appliance which is an adaptation of a comparatively recently discovered fact is,"attempting to make political capital hi in optics. It is only within a comparatively , few vears that seaside resorts out of the situation. While it is bad have advertised glass bottomed boats as a means of viewing the wonders the for any party to promote into the po- water litical arena the physical sufferings of and the bottom of the sea hold. An appliance on the principle of the a people it is much worse for those Alexander Young Cafe Gasps, Traveling:;- Bags glass-bottom- ed boat is now in use among the Hawaiians for gathering certain who claim such superior knowledge BAGS, INFANTS' BASKETS, kinds of limu. The appliance consists of a box with a glass bottom. The limu to imitate this course of action. While CmTTMlvOPPING YOUNG BUILpiNG gatherer wades out to where. the limu desired is found and then peering down It may be intellectual superiority on the part of the Bulletin (and its best Those little comforts in living. tnrougn tne glass bottom of this box the bottom of the reef and stones pn Is abuse) to gratuitously insult Wal Let us show them to YOU! which the limu grows is plainly disclosed. lach, it seems evident that the journal We are making a special showing of The article contains a very instructive section on methods of preparing I ,n question is doing its best to outdo itself. History shows that repression -- and serving limus, which is quite as interesting in its way as attendance, at a ik : and antagonism have done more to Go.9 Ltd luau, at wnieh functions limu always served. Indeed section, is this of mere accept- - lefe. The favor an innovation than LADIES' Household Emporium. the article would give additional interest to a luau to anyone who takes an I ance, and it would be far better to give Telephone interest in such information. Wallach a show and have done with 240. 160 Kin. Street Among other pieces of unexpected and eurious information in the" acrimony now being shown on both the article Tlay is in sides. A love of fair alone should the fact that places in the islands a rude kind of cultivation of limu is convince the Bulletin that now the carried on. , feeling Is so strong in Wallach's favor Another section of the article is devoted to the value and amount of native that if the Bulletin's contention is cor seaweeds sold in Honolulu, and the value of seaweed imported by rect and Wallach a fake, then the Orientals easiest way to find It out is to allow to Hawaii. ' Wallach to proceed with the "cure. In the latter part of the article the writer goes into the. chemical qualities While some of the comparisons made You can make $250 per nd economic and commercial value of Hawaiian edible seaweeds their use in by 'W'aUach's supporters are grotesque acre from one season's crop ! In extreme, would seem Ha- - medicin and ia the arts. The whole article is a revelation of the actual im- - it that Utermsdorf dyed fast black, garter I upon portance and value of to 'va.iia.as iuus mm as me one ai I real what most people seems a commonplace and hand who can dispel the terrible ap- - top, at lneonsequentiai matter. io one who really wants to be informed on things Prehensions a great many of them feel. 7d) FF IT FT ' Hawaiian should fail to read this article. - Personally, I have great doubts about A . 1 . . Wallach's ultimate yet I would fJ . . like to see Wallach permitted to dem- - A cabled m, statement from San Francisco JL yesterday morning was that T. V. onstrate his ability as claimed or for- - 3 PAIRS ILy liaisey, indicted for bribery in connection with the telenhonp fmnph; waa ever be silent If failure results to to A DEMOCRAT. o H reported be ready turn state s evidence, and to have intimated that in Kahhi Honolulu, Oct. 7, 1907. For yalley is rn ideal place for the growing of Pineapples. P Louis Glass, convicted of bribery on a second trial, was innocent and another right lne soil, the right climate. Pineapples grow there now. ? V ofiieer guilty. Halsey is the man arrested in the Philippines who passed through NOTED ASSASSIN AT LARGE. Let me take you out to show them to von. Th it seeret Honolulu in charge of a service man. The cabled report -2 just mentioned Koyama Kokunosuke, who attempted business center of Honolulu, i 1- miles from the Pineapple Cannery. indicates a turn in the bribery'' prosecutions which was foreshadowed in the to assaSvsinate Li Hung-ehan- - the San Francisco Chronicle of September 21. It was there stated that the atti- Chinese Envoy, during the negotiations 11 G 1 1 prosecutors of tude f the the graft cases toward the outside man of the Pacific for the Shiraonoseki treaty, and who Telephone and Telegraph Company had undergone a change, which was not has .since then been detained at the This accounted general Hose, Number 210, is without folly for by the sympathy for Halsey since his recent ill- Abashiri jail, in Hokkaido, under sen V.. ness. Langdon was doubt the best $250 to S400 Per Acre District Attorney asked, the Chronicle report says, if there tence of penal servitude for life, was value for the money had been any change, in the Halsey case, and replying to that and other temporarily released on August 25 and that can be bought. ON EASY TERMS. questions he said that if there was any change would to once-lef- it have come from at t for Tokio. He is still. c lw lue iiaJsey case tnen, cut no however, under police surveillance. definite arrangements had been made, and that Halsey 's evidence, in the event When the Empress Dowager died the of other officers of the telephone company bing put on trial, would be valuable terms of his punishment was reduced to the prosecution but he (Langdon) had not seen it. From other sourees, the in consequence of good , conduct He .ct-vx- tUC came uU, ftlry mat negotiations were being conducted be- - will live at the house of a well known 5? tween the prosecution and Halsey which might E lead im- to his being granted - soshi named Ito Xitaro, in Majma-ch- o L A S J luuuu"'u lua" UK ireeiy oi nis Knowledge of the financial Shitaya, Tokio. Shanghai Mercury. im CAMPBELL BLOCK, FORT STREET.

t W v r. 1 ir am THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, OCTOBER 8, 1907.

ball games between Mique Fishers Railway All-St- ar Oahu aggregation and the an TIME TABLE, team. There will be absolutely no tickets sold until Monday, the four- teenth of this month. The sale wi OUTWARD. stan at 10 o'clock at Gunst-Eakin- 's and cigar store and will be open until the For Waianae, Walalua, Kahuku firs;: game, ' 9:15 a. nx p. to. which will be played on vy Stations 1:20 November 23. City. Way Anyone who wishes 'a or Pearl Ewa Mill and choice of seats will m--, m-- H:05 do well to .be oi Station a. 9:15 a. hand early and m-- p. make his purchase. . rm., 2:15 p. , 3:20 p. 5:15 Every man, woman p. p. m. and child in Ho- m, t:30 m, fll nolulu is directly interested In 3:15 a. m. ana this For Wahlawa big series of games, and there Is ab- a. m. solutely no doubt that thousands of INWARD. people will find their" way to th Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku. Wal- grounds every time that the big fel- alua and Waianae 8: 25 a. m, i:21 lows make their appearance. p. m. The games will be played as fol- Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill ana low!: Saturday, November 23; Sun- Peart City f7: a. m., S:35 a. m, day November 24; Thanksgiving Day. November 2S; Saturday, 30; 3 1B:JS a m., 1:40 p. m, 4:31 p. nx, November H;Xl p. nx, 7:30 p. m. Sunday, December 1; Wednesday, De- Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa cember 4. S.W a. m. and 5:31 p. nx. The season tickets will sell as fol- Daily. fEx. Sunday. JSunday Only. lows; Box seats. $6; reserved seats, n two-ho- ur $5; seats, $2.50; rooters section, .1 HaJeiwa Limited, a stand The $5. single games following? ii (only first-cla- ss tickets honored). For the train prices will be charged: Box seats, Imi res Honolulu every Sunday at 8:22 !j nx.; returning, arrives In Honolulu $1.23; reserved seats, fl; stand seats, a. THE PEDRO BASEBALL FIELD TENNIS PLAY 50c.; carriages. 50c.; bleachers, 25c at 10:10 P. nx, The Limited stops only WILL PLAY IN City and Wafanaa, Oii next Saturday afternoon, after at Pearl DAY game is over, two balloons will be I O.P. DENISON. Fv C. SMITH, CHAMPIONSHIP SATURDAY ON EWA COURTS the Superintendent. G. P. & T. A. let loose, and to each there will be TENNIS attached an order for a season ticket. I T0U1EJ Honolulu, October 7, 1907. The people who love sports will have TWA. Oct. 6. Good weather, good The party securing this order will be To Messrs. A. W. Sea bury and J. Carlo, a chance Saturday at the baseball crowd and good games were the. con- givea the ticket at Gunst-Eakin- 's 1 ciga;r store. Fire Insurance. Holders of the Pedro Championship grounds to see something entirely necting links that made the Ewa ten- Y. M. C. A. Will Event of Palama and Puunul. new. nis Start Sirs: We, the undersigned, feeling This will b a baseball field day, tournament (which took place at If you are a Bargain hunter read THE B. F. DILLINGHAM CO. With Fifty-Thr- ee Entries confident and quite capable of under- and it will be one of the most Inter- the pretty garden-ik- e club grounds the advertisements la the classified taking your defeat, and to wrest from esting events that has ever taken place yclept the "Ewa Tennis Courts" on column today. LTD. ' . on Monday. hard-foug- ht well-earn- ed red-lett- er you yoNir and the new grounds. There has never Sunday) a really day in the Agents Hawaii. championship hereby chal-- it history of play General tor laurels, been anything like this ever attempt- tennis at Ewa. The Yesterday event had been long looked forward to the drawing, in the big contest for champion- - ed at any of the ball games. In the and turned out to be most unquali- " Agency. to a the a f ,New Tork Underwriters' lawn tennis tournament arranged by Puneh-th- e fied success; providence Washington ship of Palama, Puunul and states these days are very popular, Interest being maintained Insurance Y. C. in separate com- Company. M. A. took place, and the bowl. and every year each league has its the contests from the first rounds among the contestants j We nerewIth submit the following championship mencement of the first pair of doubles, ii your Win- - field day. But a. short Messrs. Guild vs. i. i will take place according conditions for consideration: and Gouvea Terada BREWER & CO., LTD. to the list ners of tbree out of l5ve games to he time ago in the East there was a large ami Muller, to the close of the finals, a given fifty-thr- ee below. There are declared undisputed champions of the entertainment of this kind, and thou- Messrs. Terada and Muller vs. Brolan gsgar Factors Commission ' and contestants entered in the tournament, aforesaid territory, Josers to pay for sands of people saw and Eklund. This was on account of supper Tour prln- - the affair. the unexpected continually occurring Merchants. the first game in which wiU be played an ystr for the It is proposed to have one of these in ii on next." idpaas, at me cmun riix. field days on the contests. LIST OF OFFICERS. ilondav Thanksgiving Day, when poorest played game day I agree auu uicukb ic iuu uui the big leaguers are In The of the CM. Cooke, President; George M. ine rules for the tournaments have word as gentlemen, and honorable the islands. was by Godfrey and Polmere, which 1 Bishop, The boys here are fast and they should Robertson, Manager; E. F. been decided upon as follows: J married men, not to exchange one sin-- was unexpected, the "lightweights' Mac-farlan- e, have a grand chance to Treasurer and Secretary; F. W. gh. and we expect a like promise best the named, taking defeat In two straight M. L ait mtrw wn tfl. Coast players. This event will prob- Auditor; P. C. Jones, s-i- .. you. asts from "heavyweights, Mana- it C than t m vv,ji irom ably take place on Thanksgiving Day. the BURN Cooke, J. R. Gait. Directors. : y e agree ger Renton. and Scott Wright. The 2. Interferes, iuruirr ui lue evens of- If rain the match will anything happening to cause us to give There will be merchandise prizes unexpected kept butting Into every rf be postponed to day fered : next on schedule. Saturday for the following ex-pjct- ed you ' double until, even In the final, the II WM. G. IRWIN & CO, LTD. 3. A player not appearing on the championship through careless events: 14 playing or any unforeseen circum winners, Terada and Muller, grounds to play his opponent, by 5:15 !. Run around the bases. Gr. EUOAR FACTORS AND p. stance of any nature whatsoever, to Fastest defeat at the hands of Messrs, m. of scheduled date, forfeits the time wins. it! 0 COMMISSION AGENTS forever hold our peace; only reserving Brolan andEklund, In, as the score will & match. 2. Run around, bases. Sliding to well-foug- privilege jthe right of every the show, a ht contest. 4. Regular sets to be played 2 the and first, , Wm. G. Irwin President and Manager sets loser of lamenting our hard luck, and second and third. Fastest time. Messrs. McKeever and Greenfield and V Vice-Preside- out 3 to John D. Spreckels First nt of decide a match. 3. Bunting a ball and beating it out umpires thoroughly satis- I 5. A cup to saying "if," etc acted as in a W, Vice-Presid- ent be given the winner of to first. Fasteut time. M. Glffard Second. Hoping that you will accept our factory manner, both to players and u H. M-- Whitney tournament. 4. Throwing, at a target on second spectators, de- Worry-Honolul- ...... Treasurer 6. games friendly challenge, and thus prove hot a demur from their Save .Secretary All to be played on Y. M. base. Three throws. Closest throws cisions being made. Mrs. Renton 1 Richard Ivers C. A. courts cor. your sportsmanlike propensities; acted W. F. Wilson...... ;.AoditOT Richards and .Hotel We are, with all due respect to your win. as hostess and, aided by her sons streets...... 5. Ball-throwi- ng contest for dis- re- AGENTS FOR present title,, your prospective victors. Louis and Allan, dispensed light NAMES OF CONTESTANTS. M. C. PACHECO. tance. ... freshments. Manager Renton display- Gas Co., Oceanic Steamship Co., Sam Fran- All of the speedy runners and good The following LOUIS A. PERRY. ed his cleverness at the net and only cisco. CaL have entered for the Partners; throwers will get In line and try to fell down once during the closely con- Limited. Western Sugar Refining Co, San tournament and the numbers they have win some of the prizes that will be of-- f tested bouts. The tournament was Francisco, CaL drawn, according to the numbers in ered for the various events. witnessed by Mr. and Mrs. Olding, Mr. will Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phila the schedule of games, follow ,each HARD BATTERS Besides this field day, there be and Mrs. and Mi3S Fisher, Mr. and delphia, Pa. name; an exhibition "game played between Mrs. Boswell, Mr. and Mrs. Green- Newall Universal Mill Co, Manu the St. Louis team and the Picked field, Mr. and Mrs. Prescott, Mrs. Mul- factnrers of National. Cane Shreder TTm. M'Tighe. 1; M. JCekahio, 2; E. AMONGPITCHERS team. Two balloons with the order for ler, Mrs. McLean, Mrs. Ramsay. Mrs. Don't Delay New York. NT. v H. Paris, 3: A. M. MerrilL 4; Geo. P. the season tickets will be sent up, and Douglas, Mrs. Eklund, Messrs. Kinney, Pacific Oil Transportation Co., San Cooke, 5; C. H. Cooke, 6; P. Cleghorn, The deadliest home run of the year--- altogether there will be a great day's Girvin and Tern pie ton. Follow- f 7; Clive Davies, 8; C. sport. ' day's Francisco, CaL T. W. Gillman, 9; and the onlv one of its kind at present . ing Is the record of the play: The longer you wear the shoe J. H. D'Almeida, 10: B. F. Beardmore, on the records of either of the big or-1-1; Terada and Muller defeated Gouvea 6-- 12-1- grows Wm. 12; ALL-HAWA- 3; 0; the bigger the hole in Jamison, Irwin Spalding, ganizations was made at the Polo II PRACTISE. and Guild, Dougas and G. Irwin Ltd. 14; R. A. Robblns. IS; Geo. S. Water-- Grounds by Patsy Flaherty, of so-- Davison defeated Newman and Silver, the sole and the greater the & Go., the All-Haw- Tni. aii 16; The candidates for the 6-- 2, 7--9, 6-- 2: de- House. R. W. Perkins, 17; C. F. called Doves, says the New York Renton and Wright cold." 6-- 6-- danger of catching BrisseL 18; W. I Chillingworth, 19; C. Press. The Boston southpaw, who is a Baseball Team will practise this after feated Godfrey and Polmere. 3, 2; AGENTS FOR THE W. Glrvin, 20; A. T. Brock, 21; Dr. A. peppery individual and who is always noon at the league grounds at 5 Brolan and Eklund defeated McLean Sewed sole and heel for C. Wall, 22; R. Vanhulzen, 23; Ches- jacking up his support If any breaks to and West, 7-- 5, 6--3. Soyal Insxnranca LiTerpool. Eng 24; o'clock. AH players are expected men, $1.25; women, $100. Co, of ter Livingston. L H. Beadle, 23; F. are made, ftiund the score 2 to 0 against SEMI-FINAL- S. be on hand. land. S. Warren, 26; Clifford Livingston, 27; him and all the bases with occupants Douglas 29; Terada and Muller defeated E. Blanchard. 28;' F. E. Steere, J. was 6-- 6-- iesttlaa Union is National Issnxasee when it his turn to bat in the and Davidson. 1, 3; Brolan and C. Anderson, 30; W. F. Dillingham. 31: second inning. He struck a four-ba- g The mosferowded civilized nation In and Wright, Co of Edinhurg, Scotland. de Nux, 32; V. O. Banks,' 33; world is Belgium. nation Eklund defeated Renton Albert la blow almost killed Wiltse, the ball the The that 9-- 7. 3-- 6, 6--4, 8-- 6. In-- that S tRQielma of Magdehurg General F. C. 34; Thwing, tife room expansion is ' ' Atherton, Rev. E. W. going to the right field fence and put- has most for ' 118' tuzaoca Co. 35; R. A. Cooke, 36; John Guild. 37; C. ting the Beaneaters two in the lead. the United States. The United States FINALS. H. 38; 3,567,371 square miles defeated 1119 Union Street P. O. Box W7 Omnmerclal Assnxasco Co, Ltd, of Atherton, Rev. Doremus Scudder Another evidence that pitchers can hit i has an area of Brolan and Eklund Terada 39; Mark Johnson. 40; F. F. Bechert. Car- and the number of persons per square and Muller, 8-- 7, 6-- 4. London. sometimes. Bonfires Waxed In 41; Stanley Beardmore, 42: Jas. Maco-he- l, negie, Pa, the night the inhabitants of mile is 21.4. Russia (in Europe) is G. F. G. 43; Schrieber, 44; J. EV Gunnison. that town heard the news from next with 2,052,490 square miles of ter- 4a; F. A. Bechert, 46; E. A. Mott-Smit- h, Gotham, and the record of the swat ritory and 51.3 'persons to the square ll 47; Theo. Richards. 48; J. J. Rath, 49; undoubtedly w-i- be played up when mile. Belgium has only 11,370 square ADVANCE SALE E. O. Hall. 50: G. C. Bechert, 51; Judge the history of the Flaherty family is miles with 588.7 persons to the square .V , (astol W. L. Whitney, 52; A. F. Judd, 53; written. mile. ... STARTS MONDAY ORDER OF THE PLAYING. The longest hits at both local parks this season were made by box men. you are looking for returns put an The games will be played according If Plank's smash in American League advertisement In the classified column There have been many people try- to the following schedule: park in the game of July 3 came near of the Advertiser. ing to secure tickets for the big base Headease Oct. 14. 54 vs. 53; 52 vs. 5L " hitting the fence in right center on the Oct. 15. 50 vs. 49; 48 vs. 47. fiy and did touch it on one of the Oct. 16. Winner vs. winner of Oct. early bounds. Karger put the sphere Ffei i n ii 14; 43 vs. 45. in the far corner of the left field Oct. 17. Winner vs. winner of Oct. bleachers at the Polo GrOunis in the DmC v Ivi ana game 8, 15; 44 vs. 43. of July but he has to divide his j Oct. 18. Winner vs. winner of Oct. laurels with Bresnahan, who is a Back to Nature 16; 42 vs. 41. former pitcher. Roger making a. dupli-- j ANT POISON Oct. 19. Winner vs. winner of Oct. cate rap early In the year. The ball has not been put over the field The recipes for these preparations, l..,,,.., :&.. ... 4J. vaxajf 17; 40 vs. 39. left Oct. 21. Winner vs. winner of Oct. fence at American League park for copyrights and title were purchased some time, but among players cred- Cure IS; ZS vs. 37. the for a from the Hebron Drug Co on Septem- Oct. 22. Winner vs. winner of Oct. ited with such mighty wallops and the y Nature is the greatest doctor on earth. ber 20, 1906, and are the exclusive HONEST PAINT 19; 36 vs. So. list is not an extended "one ere Pitch- When she cure it is because she needs & Oct. 23. vs. winner of Oct-- ers Jack Chesbro of the Highlanders; can't property of Benson, Smith Co, Lti. Winner aid. Now, most people . have an idea that Made of pure materials. Mixed with 21; 34 vs. 33. "Red John" Powell of J.he St. Louis The public are warned against spurious Wash-ington- s. aid drugs, and when kill; governed hy experience; applied 24. vs. Oct. Browns and Tom Hughes of the this is Oct. Winner winner of they get sick or suffer front imitations now being plaeed on the by competent mechanics. 22; 32. vs. 21. Records show that this season the pam of any kind they pro- market under similar names. OUR PAINT STAYS PAINTED Oct. 25. Winner vs. winner of Oct. stomachs 23; 30 vs. 29. pitchers of the major league teams ceed to dope their Phone 426 been accomplishing great with stuff is sold for 26- - vs. winner of Oct. have a deal the that Oct. Winner way winning medicine. helo 24; 28 vs. 27. in the of their own games That doesn't 0 Stanley Stephenson, with the stick. Joe Doyle put one con- any; in 'fact, it does a great Oct. 28. Winner vs. winner of Oct. V. s7 t I 23: 26 vs. 25. test with Chicago In the Highlanders' deal of harm. Thr dope that THE FAINTER pocket by a double made off Harry you put your stomach is Oct.' 29. Winner vs. winner of Oct. into ijiiUFort and Hotel Streets organs and Try Our Business Tonic S. S. SIGNS 25; 24 vs. 23. White of the White Sox, and Christy poison and poison weakens the Mathewson won twelve-innin- g Nature needs is Oct. 30. Winner vs. winner of Oct. a battle nerves of your body. What 28: vs. 21. from the Cardinals with a single made ejectrieity. in '22 off kidneys, or di- 'Nov. 2. vs. winner of Oct. Fred Beebe. Pastorious batted the When your stomach, liver Family Grocers Safes Opened Winner Superbas victory over gestive out orr'er is because 29; 20 vs. 19. to the Giants in orrans tret of it fam- game sea- I necessary enable We cater especially to the Typewriters, Sewing Machines and Nov. 4. vs. winner of OcL a at the Polo Grounds this they lack the electrieity to Winner son ibis tying winning. ily trade. CASH REGISTERS 30; IS vs. 17. drives and tnem to perform their regular iunetions. Nov. When the McGrawites were in Brook- The breaking down of one of these organs Cleaned. Repaired and Adjusted Nov. 5. Winner vs. winner of lyn J. M. LEVY & CO. 16 vs. 15. recently Elmer Stricklett propelled nearly always causes other trouble. Nature 2; a single scored only Phone 76 6. Winner vs. winner of Nor. that the run of can't cure them, because your body hasn't S; H. WEBB, Nov. game, and were two so you 4; 14 vs. 12. the there out at enough electricity to do the wwrk, mi . UNION STREET The preceding electric--t- v 7. vs. of Nov. the time. sticker had mrst assist Nature by restoring the Nov. Winner winner been benched for a sub, who 5; 11 vs. 10. struck out where it is needed. with neatness and dispatch. j Mrs. Doris E. Paris 8. vs. winner of Nov. "Doc" My Electro Tigor does this while of fully developed men and women Nov. Winner Scanlan, by his hitting Thursday, i 6; 9' vs. 8. last you sleep: It saturates the nerves showing how it is applied. Scalp and Facial Treatment boosted the Brooklyns Into fifth place, j Nov. 9. Winner vs. winner of Nor. with its glowing power, and these This book tells in plain language Shampooing and Manicuring Elegant Tea showing that in the pinches a pitcher conduct the force to every organ and many things you want to know, and 7; 7 vs. 6. dependable.. the game with the! '1130 FORT STREET 11. vs. winner of Nov. is In tissue of your body, restoring health gives a lot of good, wholesome ad- Nov. Winner j 431 Appointments Cardinals the Medicine Man drove jnd giving strength . to every part Phone for A few eases left of that S; 5 vs. 4. vice for men. ' Nov. home two of the three runs. Another j that is weak. book, prepaid, 243 , CHOICE CEYLON TEA. Nov. 12. Winner vs. winner of j I'll send this free, of the Donovanites, who is reputed to Electro-Vigo- r is a relief from the you will mail me this coupon. ORANGE PEKOE. 9; 3 vs. 2. be a heavy ' walloper, if 13. vs. winner of No- fanned three old system of drugging. It does by Nov. Winner times. j IEE GR1NE SPEN6ER In 5 lb. packages, $L50. vember 11. natural means what you expect drugs CI lit Pitchers have beaten the Giants four j re- Nov. 14. Winner vs. winner of No- to do by unnaiuri! means. It times this year by unexpected and moves the cause disease, and after Dealers in vember 12. demon stlckwork, while the Highland- ft SCHall, M.D. McCbesney Coffee Go. Nov. 15. Winner vs. No. 1. the cause has been removed Nature ers have suffered once less at the hands j will do the rest. 1139 Fillmore Street, men who are near ; of the considered Electro-Vigo- r i3 not an eleetrie San Francisco. SEWING MACHINES 18 MERCHANT STREET. NO DANGER. j relations of Mr. Easy Mark. The dry-ce- ll ' ' belt. It is a body battery, he afraid to give Chamberlain's pitchers with law batting records, but Please send me, prepaid, your Don't and makes its own power. 100-pa- ge Cough remedy to your children. It is dangerously adept, at doing the unex--' free illustrated book. tf all kinds, Intended especially for coughs, colds, pected. are Glade of the Browns, Walsh' also Hawaiian. Souvenirs, Hats asi Ford Runabouts ; croup and whooping cough, and it is of the Sox and . Joss of the Naps. Name for these Cleveland owes two victories to the I Give it Free Onrioi. . 190S the best aiedicine made The model Just unpacked at i diseases. What makes it safe Is that hits of the Human Hatpin, Chieasro the; Get mv 100-pag- e book describing Address Ed, Sghuman Carriage Co., Ltd. it contains no opium. Children like it. same number to Broad Shouldered Electro-Vig- or and with illustrations 108 X. King St, near Mannakea. and St-- Louis is indebted to the Speedy For sale by "all dealers. Benson, Smith Paone Mai 434 - - - " ox 549 Alexander Young Building & Co, Ltd., agents for Hawaii. Nebraskan far three wins.

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PEANUT CROP Dietz-Barro- When You AMERICA'S 3 ws WORTH FIFTEEN MILLION Buy Says the Santa Rosa (California) At One-Thi- rd Republican: . About the Usual Selling Price NETWiFORT NEWS, Va., Sept. 7. the cotton itself. Every man who has An announcement of an engagement Before war the Virginian a garden down here grows peanuts, the Civil may some that will come with pleasure to many even some of which he sell and who had a cow or a horse or of which his family will eat. For ev- friends of the contracting parties is B. and H. Nickel Plated Stand Lamps, best central draft burners vegetable gar poultry and worked a ery part of plant he a ch the has of Miss 7-in- other that Edith Ainslee Barrows w:th white dome shades, usual selling price, $2.50 J our price den, small, gave a corner of use. will feed his cow or his horse, however It and H. Werner Dietz, of Honolulu for- complete, his lot to the raising of the goober fatten his hogs, chickens, ducks, tur- $1.75. keys, geese and enrich his garden. merly a well known resident of Sono- with the cover on you are paying pea, known to the outside world as the "You see, the planter who "does not ma county. B. and H. Nickel Plated Stand Lamps, plain and fancy, central draft peanut and to science as Arachis give time to harvesting some ch his and labor For time past the friends of burners, cannot get out of order; 10-in- white dome shades, five big money for a poor quality of hypogea. Somebody brought it origi- his crop for the market, and you know Miss Barrows have suspected the ' labor Is mighty uncertain In the South, different patterns to select from at about One-Ha- lf the usual selling nally, from Brazil as a cheap and pleasant news, but the secret has been garden- may get about as much profit out of prices2.cb $2.25 $2.50 $2.75 each. painted canvas which you discard nutritious food for stock. The It by converting it Into meat by simply carefully guarded. Now that it has er pulled up the vines with the nuts any feeding it to kind of stock that become known, the fair bride will be Liberty Lamps; 4 new patterns, either Japanned, Gilt or Nickei for lack of use. clinging to them and stored them in sells readily. Every living thing likes overwhelmed with best wishes from peanuts, .and the stock prefers nuts Plated, with "Liberty" central draft burner and "Liberty" chimneys, the hayloft to be fed to the animals. many friends. The wedding of the pop- and vines to hay or fodder. also 10-inc- h White Dome shades, special price During the war the Union forces cows especially may be kept ular couple will take place about during this sale: $3.00 among "Milch each.1 captured a mail bag In which in fine condition by it, and Just now Thanksgiving time, and. will be strict ondtfrom a.' Confed- 10 other letters was milk sells for cents a quart In this ly a home affair. The Dietz family Our Hams and erate officer to Virginia girl. con region. Hens lay steadily under a pea- a It will come from their home in the is- II some information value about nut diet and eggs bring 40 cents a tained of dozen here." lands to be present at the nuptials movement of troops, also said: & SOAf, Bacon the and and some members of the La Solano we are congenial souls, Household Department. Second "It is plain Club, an exclusive organization of Floor. for-1- , too, am fond of the despised PEOPLE FROM HAWAII graduates of the . University of Cali- goober." are uncovered, sweet as sugar and to bride-ele- ct be- From this it is inferred that the lik- fornia, which the ing for the peanut fifty years ago was 111 longs, will also be in attendance. you only is good to THE PHILIPPIHES pay for what not general even in the South. A few Miss Barrows has . tendered her res- Here's Something New persons ate it, but without roasting. ignation as a teacher in the local was by no means a r ; eat. May wc serve you? At that time It schools connec- - common field crop in the Old Dominion Phil. 3. Dankey, well known in and will terminate her Beautiful teakwood stands. and no one thought of it as a source newspaper and hqtel connections here, tion with them on Monday. She is one Hand, carved woodenware. " of revenue. Accident revealed its value favors the Advertiser with a copy of of the most popular teachers in the Japanese framed pictures as a means of enriching the soil. county, and the Board of Education is Where it was left to decay the ground an industrial number of the Manila Dainty tea sets, plates, bowls, etc. yielded remarkable crops of other Daily Bulletin of which he is editor. sorry to lose her services from the ed- ucational work. She has been singu- G. Q Yee Hop & Go, kinds. Exclusive of cover : it contains sixty R e to- JAPANESE-BAZAA- However it may-b- with man, pages, quarto size and three eolumns larly successful in her chosen line. . bacco is bad for the soil, quickly ex- Miss Barrows Is a daughter of Mr. Telephone 251. The Fishmarket. hausting its nitrogenous element. In newspaper measure to the page, hand- Fort Street next to Convent the few years Immediately following somely printed and profusely illustrat- and Mrs. Joseph "Whitman Barrows the war the impoverished Virginian ed. Joseph I. Travis, another former and a sister of Mrs.. Frank L. Hoyt of planter raised all the tobacco he could Honolulu newspaperman, is the com this city, and is the descendant of an ARB TOU READY FOR. . soon crop paid and this hardly for the devoted old and prominent family, whose Iden-- work it required. Lands Wtsre offered piler of the number, which is for the' traditional song. Then came to setting forth the resources andi" was closely linked with the early the wider planting, of the peanut and progress of Panay and egros Islands. Holly Flour ? here tQ make her home ghe hag ?n the increasing fertility of the soil. ' Here is a tempting offer for some j , Soon the popularity of the peanut deared herself to a wide circle of BOSS OP THE ROAD OVERALLS TELL YOUR GROCER in the North led to cultivation trained young sugar planter. The paper friends and these will learn with pleas-describ- es its ! PORUSKNIT pretty generally .throughout Virginia the Yulo estate on Negros, "r,e of he approaching happy event. Depot For UNDERSHIRTS Barrows is a graduate of the and the Carolinas. Now it is the containing . 36 haciendas with 12,500Jm:Miss DRESS SUIT CASES. favorite man grown in University of California of the cass of nut for and is acres of cleared for planting cane. .1903, univer-I- NEW LINE OP SHIRTS, TD3S, HATS AND CAPS. SEE DISPLAY every Califor- land and it was at the classic t Southern State and in I -- Oahu Ice & Electric nia, produces an annual crop of about sity town that Don Cupid caused the mOUR WINDOW. ' Oklahoma and Missouri and in g --become engaged. several Northern and Western States. 4000 tons of sugar, besides shipping i ts :t0 The Port Street Odd Fellows Building: COMPANY. .' ; so 5 bride to be is a decidedly attractive It has become important 4hat rice, corn, cotton, spirits distilled from , girlf Ice delivered at any part of the city. there published In a charming conversationalist and is this State the tuba, copra, coffee, hemp, sweet pota- talented in many ways. Island orders' promptly filled. Tel. Main American Nut Journal, which is de- E2S. P. O. Box 600. Office. Kewalo. voted chiefly to the peanut interest. toes, maeuev. etc. There is also a Mr. Dietz is a member ofa promi- - It would be hard to estimate the num- large rapge for cattle but, because wmcn lurmery resmea at ( Guerneville, where his father, Gerhard ber of Italian pushcart merchants in the lack of cattle, a large portion of Dietz, was postmaster the cities of country who de- for sixteen Second Hand Machinery all this estate can not be handled. Don years, being now lead- - pend largely on the sale of roasted the in business as a Pedro of article ! ing" jeweler in Honolulu. Miss Ma- STEAM AND GASOLINE ENGINES. peanuts. The circus or menagerie told the writer the would be a poor thing without pea- rtial he would like to have a prac-- vand Mrs- - Edit,h . . JfTiKT. were promi- - nuts. . ticai American sugar planter laite uuiu ff 0) 10) Walker's Boat Works The value of the peanut crop In the nent teachers in Sonoma county, are n 0 C m up to date, groom-elec- t. - IT of the estate and bring it sisters of the The hus- T 'V, United States exceeds $15,000,000. It Kins Street, near Alapal ! t - band of the latter,: Walter E. Wall, is . reaches about 400,000,000 pounds am too old," said Don Pedro, 7826 and "I f nearly half a million persons are em go' to United and Ha-- 1 wsaiian "to the States I ferai ployed in its cultivation. Some 400,000 "J0' - Dietz wau and learn how they do things on j present m EL PALENCIA CIGAR acres of land are devoted to its culture visiting Colorado, where for market purposes. a big scale there. At the same time j Miss Barrows spent some time the past A mild cigar never fall j groom-ele- ct grad-t- o Havana that Said a market gardener here: "The I would make it worth someone 's while summer. The is a to please. i peanut will grow on soil that cannot come here and show me how it is uatf. ofth,e aluma high schooLand Sold by ui iiifj university or tjaiiiornia, oC be used for anything else and if prop- done." tne ihyselden Tobacco Co., Ltd. erly gathered and carefully marketed cass of 1905. He is a member of the Don Pedro then went on to say that Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity. At the Alexander Young Bldg.' it will yield $100 to the acre. The weeds present must be kept out, and a little lime is he would give the estate, rent free, time he Is in Wyoming, where he is assistant engineer on Wyo- - needed to keep off bugs, 15 years to man who would , the E7i and that is for the Irrip-aHn- n about all the attention calls : miner and TCehraska. r.m jll it for." give a bond to put in one or A Mild The scientists of the Department of morej0j the North platte, one of the most "Sll' " ' I Agriculture at Washington have com up-to-d- mills, with the necessary prominent undertakings of the govern- :.. "2i When You Buy peanut tramways, etc., steam plows and all ment. For a time he was engineer in JJ Havana mended the as a nutritious and charge wholesome food for man and beast. the other modern machinery will of the work and gave great that satisfaction in every department To the former it supplies protein and get all of the land under scientific of the Honolulu - Made Soap ash materials to government service as a civil engineer. and the animals of the treatment to produce the best results. you get all that is good farm it is particularly valuable in com- bination with corn and other car- ' ' And 1 4will agree, ' ' continued Don j PILGRIMS AND PURITANS. TIIEO. H. DAVIES & CO., Ltd. in the soap line. We use .5S3S!!: bonaceous foods, notably young x i for and cuiu, Mi iue euu uj. me iixiecu years As for the difference between the DISTRIBUTERS 6 pure 4a manu- growing stock. tallow its to buy all of the improvements at their Pilgrims Puritans, which 1 and I As an improver of the soil it is equal the " H! !!! P facture. The otber kind to any leguminous crop. assessed valuation." Baltimore News, addressing this paper, Its chief vir- argues was more nominal n - QO a than real, it - will not assay a trace of tue Is that it does not consume the "iiM T0onn0fJ H rr,; nitrogen ' . . lis an issue that has been a long time of the soil, the rapid exhaus- of the most progressive men m thejdeacL Tet, appeal as to rt. tion of which, together pro- if the what with slow San Carlos district, is said to have! once was in this commonwealth be duction by natural processes, has led made with an 'effort to distinguish to melancholy forebodings by chem- been making a special study of the a X a aa nommai air- - ists. The tubercles of the roots col- subject of a central sugar mill, andll" wf" asa MS lect nitrogen from the air and feed to be now endeavoring to interest Ha- - Plymouth colony It to the plant impoverishing and the Puritan on Hi without waiian capital in the project. Massachusetts bay, one need not look the land. Limited. very far. Consider the question, re-- An enthusiast on the subject of the H. J. Gallagher, who had many years' of peanut, Hgioustoleration. When Roger Wil mere s a rainoow over tiaieuva tor you ana you lr one of the prominent planters experience in Hawaii, is superintend liams was first driven by persecution! region, says: dis-jfro- 1 1 1 t-- 1 m of this "It is one of the ent of a plantation in La Ciriot m innfinfr r r irnii it tin rm i t safest i Salem, partly because he denied ii for Century Dictionary and and surest of Virginia products. triet, cultivating mostly cane the right of the It is rare It 900 Hawaiian Puritar. theocracy to that falls below pounds ! Encyclopedia 24-hor- spend day there. For building up is If and Atlas, se 'exercise authority over a there no and to the acre and there is always and havin? a nower hvflrmilin conscience in f two years' subscription to a ready of religion, where did he market for it at paying prices, either to mill. Mr. Gallagher, formerly a 7i. eo' Cosmopolitan. . 'Williams went to Plymouth, where for place like it, no food like that, which is served, I supply the demand of the cities or as teacher m these islands andj latterly years 1 fodder. nwo he lived and even served as employed on be- -j the no service Mos-.- -l William C. Lyon Co., Ltd. "You may be surprised to Honolulu plantation, assistant of the Plymouth pastor, and better and accommodations. learn its ! Rev many uses merely consump- sides having pineapple interests here, RalPh Smith. That episode seems Walty Block, King-- Street. for home quito-pro- of bedrooms throughout. ! tion. Its history is much like that of would appear to have also taken a lfference the cotton plant. t"!trf lmniPuritans. The You know the cot- course in ltthe Hawaiian college of reti-- Pilgrims had spent years ST. CLAIR BIDGOOD, Advertising is the best business ton grower once found ' the seeds a in Holland cence. would discuss af- - before they came ' "ft expense, ."He not the to New England, and ringer known to trade, the salesman nsisance and an while now in Holland lanager. the profits from the seeds fairs of the nlsntatinn xrU h tha they had well learned the is a good auxiliary. us and other toleratloI1-SPri- Let have your parts Lof I nS- the plant, exceed those from writer," the Manila journalist notes. PnnW

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j 13 . , . . Hi m ' x ! - for her annual overhauling. It j r" ' ni iii lit i I estimated that it will take about two 1 1 ' ' ' ft AA 131 I 1 weeks to complete the work to.be donej j . 1 j History is a on her. COOK. I a C S 1 1 1 1 I Silent Witness TROUBLE WITH Hi I 8 IKIIi 6 fa II IIIL-- k fl I lI III Captain T, A. Grant, of the Amer- UUL.IV 1 The Matson Aavigation Company a YvJ SJilnil I UKL now and tomor- ican ship Governor Eobie, which JiLL that between is to leave for row's dawn unexpected things steamer Hilonian due stopped oif port Sunday and left last WIL happen. Some trivial, San Francisco this morning at 10 night for Eleele, was in plenty pilikia Furnish l ethers all important; some o'clock, taking a large passenger list, with his Japanese cook, who was sign- four House Bargain pleasant, others decidedly the at Prices a full car,io aal the mail for the main ed on for the full trip to Eleele. The reverse. Maybe an accident. be ac- land. Among ber passengers will Japanese was by no means desirous of And what would a serious A few weeks Co. cident mean to you? Have you Jack Doyle, the train dispatcher of going farther than Honolulu and want- moved their store from the Youn- - Building to the an Income sufficient to tide you the Oahu Railroad & Land Company, ed captain to put him off here. Lewers & Cooke Bid- - They l pro- the moved to get more room. Thev had so much new fur- over? A few dollars will who is bound for his home in Boston Bobie refused vide one a policy in the This the master of the niture arriving: that the Young Building stores would on a three months' vacation trip. He to do, whereupon the Japaaese imme- not hold it. By moving they se- AND AC- will fee missed his many friends, cured quarters in the STANDARD LIFE by diately became ill. He eomplained that Lewers & Cooke Building nearly twice as large as the old stores. CIDENT INSURANCE CO. particularly cf the gentle sex, daring beri-be- he had the ri and demanded Every steamer since then has brought 1 big shipments of goods. For the next forty days his absence from this city. that he be sent to a hospital for treat- they will be troubled with fresh goods-carl- oads The Hilonian takes 20,199 sacks of; ment. The captain aceused him of arrivals of of them. The goods now Hawaiian refined sugar from the Honolulu plan- en route are for shamming but the Oriental complained the Christmas holiday sales. Room is needed to house these new goods. tation to San Francisco as the main doc- i ' bitterly till finally tha erantine To make the room we shipment in her cargo and will also must sell the goods now in stock. To sell these goods we will Trust Co., lid. tors were called in. make, from carry .317 bags, of raw sugar to be) - now until the end of October, big reductions in prices-lar- ger ' A short examination determined the reductions n refined cn the Coast. Four thousand was no need than have been made on Fort Street Federal doctors that there new furniture her before. The prices beginning today will be bunches of bananas will be placed on private- AGENTS of Dr. Wallach and it was the at bedrock. The goods for this sale are all new, and are the deck of the eteamer, while over ly opinion of one individual not shopworn. They will be expressed sold cash. 10,000 case of canned pineapples will who went on board the vessel that a: for All goods are marked with red tags showing the sale price andthffag - - be in the held. n little hemp oil or salve will also be found-o- the goods showing what the previous price was. you The oSieers of the Hilonian state that could If want would be the best medicine which good furniture at a very low price see us there has been no name selected for be given the culinary artist. today. Call before others have picked out the the new Matson liner, whieh is being nne . Taku eh i, cook mentioned, pieces at the bargain prices. Frank the m,mv.,,,n, built at Newport News but that it has been eausing trouble for Captain mintm at. I San Francisco she is rumored in that Grant ever since leaving Newcastle but is to be called She will the "Peter." is so good a cook that he ia needed be finest combination cargo and the on the vessel. On the way up from the passenger vessel on the Pacific when "Well built house, ilakiki District, j Colonies he has repeatedly threatened it complete-- ! will all most OX KING ST. IN THE LEWERS & and have the the officers and the members of the COOKE BLDC So na block mauka Wilder Avenue car modern appliances for both the comfort crew. - passengers and quick hand- se. f her the The United States customs officers ling of .freight, yesterday i House contains two bedrooms, large lxarded the Kobie late aft MABTJ DUE TOMORROW. ernoon, as the result of information mosquito proof lanai, living room, din- The Toyo Eisen Kaishas liner Amer- received by them to the 'effect t that AUTO MEN DON'T ing room,' kitchen, and bathroom. ica Maru is due today according to there were several hundred dollars' her regular schedule, but according to worth of ostrich , feathers on board, Servants', quarters, carriage house. LIKE-SPE-ED statements made yesterday by II. whieh were not declared and which LIMIT Fine "Sudare" Lot is 60x156; good lawn and shade. Hackfeld & Co., the agents for the were to be smuggled in. About $2. "Hanging Screen" made of Glass or Bamboo, line, she will not arrive till tomorrow worth of feathers were found and the ; Continued from One.) PBICE $2,700. morning' in order that she may be the duty on them paid before the Eobie Pas as being ob-tain- ord in opposition to any full seven days from San Francisco, left for Eleele. The feathers were ed speed-lim- it Jaw. On tne mainland which were required by the quarantine in South Africa on the way out and in Europe they are doing away i Japanese Crepe Shirts rules when she left. The new ruling and were the property of various men with these limits because of the diffi culty of enforcing them. White or Colored which has been given out will allow on . board, no one having more than It Is easier! first-cla- w (.'lute a ia - the ss passengers to be landed one or two of. them. uiai inaif uritiug retii- lessly than that he is driving any ; BISHOP TRUST CO., Ltd. here before that period is up. NEBaASEAir PTT.TKTA. stated number of miles an hour. j j The ilaru will bring mail from San American-Hawaiia- Mr. McCandless illustrated his mean- - The . n steamship All 824 re-- Kinds of STREET ing by quoting 1 BETHEL Franciseo but no freight and only lay is in trouble. statistics, and his Baskets Xebraskan still further marks were generally agreed with. He ; over passengers on their way to the Aa was announced bv the Advertiser a then moved that a petition to j Orient. She will probably sail for Yo that short time ago she left Saltna Cruz effect be drawn up and presented by j William O. Smith kohama about 5 o'clock "Wednesday for San Francisco late, on account of the committee which Is to meet the afternoon. special committee of Supervisors. This j trouble with her engines, and was to motion I Tel. 437,. Hotel MAUI TO KAUAI. carried. 'St have repairs made in the California It .was stated at the meeting that i The Maui, Captain Bruhn, will leave port, going there for that-purpos- in- George R. Carter had placed his ma- - J J Trust Department for Kauai this afternoon at 5 o'cloek, stead of coming direet to this city, chine at the disr,iosal of. the club to j!!!! 1 show Supervisors eight miles 0-- taking the run of the W. G. Hall. The according to her usual schedule. the what Estates Managed, Revenues Collected, an hour meant. The machine is fitted ; Maui has been out of serviee for some Advices received by cable yesterday Su- Loans and Investment Made. with a speedometer, so that the -' weeks past, while a good deal of work state that the Xebraskan lefi Salina pervisors could know what was what - has been done on her and she is now Crui but was compelled to put back after being driven around in the big car.. ' " Insurance ia the best ef condition. The Hall again on account of further trouble Loose Billingpystem will be placed . on the marine railway and her date of arrival and her date tear -- AGENT FOB of departure from San Francisco is MEETING NOTICE. LOCAL OFFICJl OP THE UNITED therefore uncertain. Announcement of ENGLISH-AMUSXCA- H when she will leave for this cAty will JHOXOLTJX.U BREWING-- MALTLXG A few years ago some one devised a system of STATES WEATHES BUREAU. CO LTD. be made through these columns as soon duplicate billing accounts so there would be always Honolulu. Monday, October 7, 1907. The annual meeting of the stock- as it can be ascertained in cable ad- holders of the Honolulu Brewing & :' ':' ' a carbon record in the office of every sale at vices. '. Malting Co Ltd., will be held at the , WISD Real Estate s office? companyv No. 5S3 Queen same " COLUMBIAN SAILED. of the the time the bills were made. Practically, by 3 1 5 """ street, Honolulu, Oanu, on Tuesday, 53 1 It American-Hawaiia- Lot "Wlti 2 Cottages Corner Miller The n steamship the fifteenth day of October, 1907, at this system, a Journal is eliminated for the posting 5 Columbian, making her maiden trip, the hour of 10:30 o'clock a. m. and Beretania streets CHEAP. E 5" IV! C into the ledger may be made By of direct from the Let in Palolo Area, 18,000 re 5" left San Francisco Sunday afternoon order the President. Tract sjua CHAS. G. BARTLETT, v'.: s at 6 o'clock for this port. She was cate record. feet. - f ! 1 i 249 Secretary. 1900 ;id. IB 77 I H .... American-Hawaiia- Sows and Lot Kewalo. H .07 Tl 1 built for the n at ! Lota bx Pnmiaii Tract. iM 30 i 62 71 7 14 70 1 - the Union Iron Works and is a vessel IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 18,000 CIRCUIT, TERRITORY BILLS READY ANY TIME IXi W Mi 62 67 74 OS 82 S sw of about tons displacement. She FIRST OP : : : Ceases and Lots in Palama. HAWAIL AT CHAMBERS. IN ga-lmiik- Oftl can carry 12,500 tons of sugar and will Lota in Nunazra Valley and t ISO ;30 80 J4 71 .01 65 ! SI PROBATE. be a great addition to the fleet of the 19C4 ;30 C2i E j 75 83 00 64 6 FX 10 Ia the Matter of the Estate of Henry Another great advantage in this duplicate billing sugar carrying line, running on the : Hogan, Deceased. 1906 ,0 02 79- - 70 74 U 60 10 a S route between this city, Salina Cruz Order of Notice of Hearing Petition is in the fact that you can have a bill ready when- FOR REMT IM '29 96 63 IS 76 T 80 w 9 and" Sai " Franciseo. for Administration, ever the customer calls for it as the charges are On" reading and filing the petition ef S3 a; ts 79 .ci 80 s 11 im n i KDTAU SAILS TODAY. Annie L. Roe of Honolulu, County of N made directly the ticket reaches the office. j 1 1 S Inter-Islan- Avg3 29 S9 t2 72 77 .08 Tt j The d Oahu. T. H--, alleging that Henry Hogan steamer Kinau, The use of the system is growing rapidly For one year, at ISO per month, the TO. B. STOCKMAN. Captain Freeman, will sail today for of said Honolulu died Intestate at said and Pearson on Alexander street, Honolulu on 2nd day of Septem residence Section Director. Kilo and Hawaii ports. She will carry the from a half dozen firms using it a year ago the num- near Bin&aam. House has six rooms, ber, A. D. 1907, leaving property Jn the a fair passenger list and the usual as- completely furnished, and aU modern TIDES, SUN AND MOOH. Territory of Hawaii necessary to be ber has increased to several hundred. You should b? Improvements, sanitary plumbing and sortment of freight. The Kinau has administered upon, and praying that Is coinectel with sewer. Punahou cars just come from the marine railway, .etters of administration issue to Annie one to adopt it because it has been tried ; it is not an pass j the door. This dwelling is beau where her bottom was seraped and L. Roe, experiment. tifully situated In a large lot planted Is- -' o : a e ; fc c It is Ordered, That Thursday, the painted and a few minor repairs were 31st day October, A. D. 1S07, 9 to ornamental shade trees with ser ' of at SYSTEM, ap-- WE MAKE THE COMPLETE t rants' quarters and stable In tha rear. am iFt pm p.m. m made. o'clock a. m.. be and hereby is Ten minute car' service and eighteen 1 3 Sj: 14 M.i-- 9 52 9 48 54 iM 6et. r3inted for hearing said petition In the COME AND EXAMINE IT AND SEE poctoffice. 1 courtroom at Honolulu minutes ride from the T 8 4.13, 1.5j 4.17'ia 19 i0;31 5 .54 5.40 7.0S of this Court Punahou district is one of the most de BASEBALL AT aforesaid, at which time and place all WHERE IT WILL HELP YOU BY RE- tirahle in the city and this property is ir 9 4. 53-- 16 4 iS HlI.22S 54,8 40! 7JTS persons concerned may appear and why DUCING LABOR. Kuceptionally well located In a neigh i 10. 5 19! 1-- S 12 19 ft 55 5 Si 8.43 show cause, If any they have, ( i i KAKAAK0 PARK crhood and where the I said petition should not be granted, free from noise 6 16!U5Sj 1 IS 9 as atmosphere is constantly cooled by the r II 6. l.Vf T and that notice of this order shall be valley. S T5.3 10 JD published once three suc- pleasant breezes from Manoa a,. 00,55 - a week for The HAWAIIAN GAZETTE COMPANY, LTD. 1 a.m. The scores by innings In the two - office. 7S36 - cessive weeks in the Pacific Commer- Address A. P Advertiser 8 ! 1 7 6.471 e 42:5.56 5 V U.U games played at the Kakaako Park , cial Advertiser, a newspaper published 6 11:49 p. , New moon October at m. in the Atktison League last Sunday in Honolulu-Date- d The tides at Kahulul and HUo occur were as follows: September 23, 1907. O OKAZAKI about ore hour earlier than at Hono- The standing of the league (Sgd.) J. T. DE BOLT, lulu. ' ' " y- -- Judge of the Circuit Court of the first NOTICE. NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEET- 10 12345789 v ; Hawaiian5 standard time Is hours Oceanviews. . . 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 1 13 circuit. NEW GOODS IN Greenwich ...7 ': ' ING OF STOCKHOLDERS. 30 minutes slower than Stars...... 0 4 0 0 3 2 10 Attest: Having returned from the Coast, I being the meridian of 157 111 JOB BATCHELOR. ! time, that of 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 have resumed my duties as treasurer whis- 12 10 7S40 Sept. 24; Oct. L S, 13- - HONOLULU BREWING AND MALT- The time Anti-Salo- on Worsteds Shirtings degrees thirty minutes. Hon. B. . 3 0 10 0 3 2 0 1 0 of the League. Subscrib- and 1:30 p. which is the ....0 120 tle blows at m, Steam L. . ..1 0 0 2 21 ers will kindly make payment after ING COMPANY. LIMITED. same as Greenwich 0 bocrs 9 minutes. 05 24205 TENDERS WANTED P. W. L. Pet. this to me. Instead of the late acting Notice Is hereby given that a spe- Sun and moon are for local time for oblige, cial meeting stockholders Suits and Shirts Police 3 2 1 6S6 Sealed will be received by the treasurer, and of the of the the whole BTonp. " tenders C. H. DICKEY, Brewing Malting Com--v Ocean Views 3 2 1 .S66 Regents College of Honolulu and the on to Order Board of of Anti-Salo- League. pany. by Steam Laundry 3 2 1 : .666 Mechanical Arts, at the Treasurer, Limited, has been called the JCETEOEOLOGICAL KECOED, Agriculture and Honolulu, October 7, 1907. . 7851 president, and same win Hotel Street, near River StJeet. Brewery ...... 4 1. 3 .250 ofSee Judd build- that the be Morningr by of the President, held office the company, L Issued Every Sunday the Stars ...... 4 .250 up 3 p. m. Thursday, October at the of ing, till Ci-tee- nth XT. TSTeatfter STOCK BOOKS CLOSED. Honolu.'u, Oahu, on Tuesday, the Docal Office, S. Bureau. 13 1". 1907. opened in the pres WE MAKE and there on day of October, 1907, at the HACK LICENSES FOE AUTOS. ence of bidders, for furnishing au & MALTING moving the HONOLULU BREWING ur of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day. a Sheriff - labor and material and CO., LTD. purpose considering vot- MISSION FURNITURE ( Iaukea yesterday sentnoti- for the of and 5 5- present lo 5 - 5 Maertens building from its The stoclt books of the Honolulu ing upon a proposed amendment to the 5 si. 3 5p fiVation to those who have been carry- cation, street, to the prop a on Victoria ws A" Brewing & Malting Co., LtdL, will be by-la- of the company to Increase the ; tas 2 - ing passengers .for hire in their auto- - erty of Board Regents on Young un Lee Tsi Co. , s i a the of closed to transfers from October 5, Board of Directors to seven members, 1 street, remodeling same. t mobilesthat in doing such they are and 1907. 13, 1907, both dates in- such ) 11 to October and for the transaction of other TSG ST., NEAE NTJUAMJ. .9 39 M I M 7S Tl 85 2 S Plans and specifications on file in the f S 75 T 74 1 9 laving themselves open to prosecution clusive. business as may properly come before M i office of H. L. Kerr, McCandless build- T 8J P ; m Ml . 2 I under license law. CHAS. G. BARTLETT. id meeting. i o i the In this case the RLT, DIAMONDS, WATCHES W M i M .00 1 s ing. Tenders to be addressed to H. E. " Secretary. SI 71 W 7sf ! X 4 autos come under the same regulations on envelope, 249 v By order of the President. T FACTORY T fH 5 Cooper and endorsed LESS THAN r i M i "0 T3 J r Remodeling CHAS. G. BARTLETT, S 3 Moving AT 3 : C2 i 54 74 .0J 64 j S as hacks and require a license, from "Tenders for and Secretary. PRICES Building." NOTICE. the hack inspector. Maertens Dated, Honolulu. September 15, 197. reaxiings are cor- ' The Board of Regents reserves the Note. Barometer any tenders. C. BREWER & Cp.. LTD. 24 rect for temperature. Instrumental right to reject and all meeting of ei ON THE BEACH. Each tender to be accompanied by a The regular quarterly errors, and local gravity, and reduced shareholders of C. Brewer & Co.. Ltd.. leveL. Average cloudiness stated Evelyn Only think! Maud got her certified check, made payable to the NOTICE to sea of Regents of will be held at the office 'of the cor- in scale from 0 to 10. Direction of new hathing suit sret through the very President of the Board Honolulu, on Saturday. " College Agriculture and Me- poration in prevailing direction during 24 fir?t time she wore it! the. of 1507, 10 freight will be delivered from wind is IS per cent- - of the October 12, at o'clock a. m. No hours ending at 8 p. m. Velocity of Myrtle Mercy! You don't mean to chanical Arts for E. F. BISHOP, the S. P. "HILONIAN, at the Matson wind Is average velocity in miles per say she went into the water? amount of tender. Secretary. Navigation Co.'s wharf, until after . Evelyn The idea! course not. A HENRY E. COOPER. . 1 hour. T Indicates trace of raln. Of Dated Honolulu, T. H., October 2, 1907. "steamer sails, October 8, at 10 o'clock. drenehing came on President. ' m "WM. B. STOCKMAN, shower all of a j 7S43 7S32 9, 10, 11, 12. - Section Director. sudden. Pick Me Up. 7S47 Oct. 2, 8, 1 jt wsf II

COMM AL, 8 THE PACIFIC ERIC ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, OCTOBER 8, igo?. Castle & Fraternal Meetings ACCOUNTS IN REALTY TRANSACTIONS CooRe, Ltd. SHXPPING AND COMMISSION 1 : MERCHANTS. CANTON OAHU NO. 1, P. M, L O O. I . Entered of Record October 7, 1907. themonth, at BRASH Sugar Factors and General Meets every secend Friday of ESTATE Hahilehua (w) to Wm Ahia...... A L Insuraac 7:80 p. m., in Odd reilows xiau. ion street. Agents. H. T. MOOSK, Commandant. Wm Henry to Kamoiliili...... FAULi SMITH, Clerk. Robert Kamoiliili to William .'u- - REPRESENTING POLYNESIA ENCAMPMENT NO. 1, A?V F. Judd Files His Final uanu ...... ,...,..;, New England Mutual Life Insuraac L O. O. F. H Waterhouse Tr Co Ltd tr to Hoa Company of Boston. w Meets every first and third Friday of the Accounts Aetna Fire Insurance Co. month, at 7:30 p. m., in Odd Fellows' HaU, as the Noikulani and hsb , ...... Fort fctMet. Visiting brothers cordially invited I i HOTEL JEFFERSON Wilcox to C Akeoni. AS f TURK AND GOUGH STREETS to ..tend. . Guardian...... Citizen's insurance Co. (Hartford Fir c. o. HOTTELli, CP. Meleana Xapunawai to Ah Sing. . , Insurance Co.). ' SAN rRANCISCO lu h. LA PIERRE, Scribe. SPECIAL ... BATES Abraham Fernandez and wf to Protector Underwriters of the Phoenix Nw hotel, faces Jefferson Squar. Two 1, O. O. F. of Hartford. ehop-pin- EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. L A. F. Judd sterday submitted his Trent Trust Co D blocks from Van Nm Are., the present e Ltd transferring all over Meets every Tuesday evening, at 7:30, in district. Car linea V orou final account in the matter of the Kalala Pipi to Oohara L nua door. Ewrf modern convenience. Odd Fellows' Hall, t'ort Street. isiung 360t. 150 private bathr. era cordially invited to attend. guardianship of Susan Brash, an in Abel A Carreiro rooms single or en suite. CLARK, N. G. and wf to Trent Advertise Ajneriean and European plana, Xrvxm mooer ..A. F. He ata. Omnibus meets all trains. L.. L. LA PIERRE, Sec competent person. reported the Trust Co Ltd ...... Are you satisfied with the returns STEWART-BARKE- R CO. total income from Mareh 4, 1904, to Kaneohe Rice Mill Co to you are getting from your advertising? HARMONY LODGE NO. 3, X. O. O. F. Ltd Sun September 30, 1907, as $1689.21 Let us attend to the changes. i lfM-- t everT Mondav evenine. at 7:30, in and iai wai Co - ...... EL Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort Street. Visiting broth- the realization for the same period Est of R F Bickerton by tr to Auction Sale HAWAII PUBLICITY CO., era cordially invited to attend. F 82 Merchant St. W. F. GEHRING, N. G. $1971.10; a total of $3660.31. The la vvuidron . . D SAMOAN HATS E. R. HENDRY, Sec -. expenditures on of S j- total behalf the Pukila to Helen A Sylva. . . . ; D ALL KINDS OF Exquisite Grass Hats from the South PACIFIC REBEKAH LODGE NO. 1, ward during this period was $3378.56, Paahu (k) to George Kahakauila. D TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1907, Seas. New Postal Mats, Tapas. I. O. O. F. The estate left by the ward at her Baskets, Fans. Meets every second and fourth Thursday, at Recorded September 28, 1907. 10 O'CLOCK A. M., Rubber Goods 7:30 p. m.. Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort Street. death consisted of cash, stocks, notes CO. at-- Richard H Trent, to - my 847 GOODYEAR HAWAII & SOUTH SEAS CURIO Visiting Rebekahs are cordially invited to and choses in action to the amount in tr. John Khu- at salesroom, Kaahumanu St.. RUBBER CO. kallu, Rel; por gr 3219, Walkiki, Ho I will sell R. H. PEASE. President Alexander Young Building. ANNIE BIDINGER, N. G. all of $6470.05. nolulu, Oahu. $300. 297. p 144. JACOBSON, Secy. B JENNY Patrick Gleason, administrator of the John Kaukallu and wf to Manual K Market Street, Cook, M ; por gr 3219, Mrs. Inman's Collection San Francisco. Cal., 17. S. A H0R5E CLIPPING OCEANIC LODGE NO. 371, F. & A. M. estate of Susan Brash, deceased, asked Waikiki, Hono Meets on the last Monday of each month, at lulu, oahu. $360. B 297, p 144. Dat Judge De Bolt for an order on J. Al- ' machine, experienced man. Maaonie Temple, at 7:30 P. m. Visiting ed Sept 27. 1907. -- OF WANTED Electric brethren and members of Hawaiian and Pa- fred Magoon, a former administrator PUPILS care given. ' Keoni Pulu and wf et al to F B Mc- - Best of cific are cordially invited to attend. 4. COMPETENT lady recently C'HAS. A. UUiN, W. H. of the estate of William Brash, re- Stocker, D; R P 4264, kul 7795, Ho teacher 4, Choice Hanging from the Coast would like private F. WALDRON, Sec quiring him to submit his final ac- luaioa N Kona, Hawaii. $1. B 296, p 270. Mar 7, 1906. pupils. Is proficient In music, draw- counts. Dated Club Stables OLIVE BRANCH REBEKAH LODGE - Est of Mrs Emma by Baskets, ing, etc. Backward pupils brought Telephone 103 Kaaiwaihau NO. 2. 1. O. O. F. Magoon filed an affidavit setting gdn to P E Harkins, Rel; gr 4753, up in work; bright pupils advanced. at Meets every first and third Thursday, forth that he had been appointed such Kaohe, Puna, Hawaii. $200. B 295, p Calladiums, Address "R.", 20 Hawaiian Hotel, or 7:30 p. m., in Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort fatreet. telephone. Visiting Rebekahs are cordially invited to at administrator in 1892 but that no funds 376. Dated Sept 26. 1907. 77ft I Fujiyama to tend. from estate had ever come and wf William Kin Begonias, MAE CANTIN, N. U. the into ney, D: part C 51 52, J.A.GILMAM HAZEL CRANE, Secy. of lots and pat Y. WO SING CO. his hands, and he asked for his final ent 4172, Olaa, Puna, Hawaii. $1. B Violets, Ferns. a 9Q1 n 51 Tlafoil 1007 TiTIAHT CHAPTER NO. 2, O. E. S. discharge. . Cent It Groceries and Meets every third Monday of each month, TIME GRANTED. Catherine J Vierra and hsb to Wil Fruits Fire and Marine Insurance at T:80 p. m., in the Masonic Temple. Visit- Ham Kinney, M; por R P 4687, kul These are most new specialties. 1188-11- 88 ing sisters and brothers and members of Lei In the partition suit of Maliana (w) 4809, $3000. Nuuanu St. Aloha Chapter No. 3, are cordialjy invited to Puueo, Hilo, Hawaii. B vs. Lienehua Kamakea (w) and others 295, 376. AND attend. . p Dated Sept 19, 1907, ALICE G. HEKKIt'K, W. M. a stipulation has been filed in the Cir R A Lucas to Kalillkane, Rel; int Phone Main 238 P. O. Bon fSS ADELAIDE M. WEBSTER, Sec. cuit Court giving the defendants four in pc land, Waiakea, Hilo, Hawaii. JAS. F. MORGAN. General Business Agent days in which to plead, answer or de- $272 $1000. 295, p 379. LEI ALOHA CHAPTER NO. 3, O. E. S. mur. and advs to B AUCTIONEER. JOHN NEiLL, Engineer Meets at the Masonic Temple every second Samuel Kalilikane to Fong Hing, M; - DIVORCE GRANTED, ROOM 400 JUDD BUILDING. Saturdav of each month, at 7 :30 p. m. Visit- pc land, Waiakea, S Hilo, Hawaii, Dealer In in e sisters and brothers are cordially invited to Judge De Bolt yesterday granted a $1250. B 295, p 379. Dated Sept 23, atteid. SECOND-HAN- D MA- MARGARET HOWARD, W. M. divorce to John K. Hiram from Annie 1907. . Never Before! SEW .AND - LOUISE A. TRUE, Secy. K. Hiram on the ground of desertion Nune Mutch to Carl S Smith, D; po CHINERY. continuing since the year; 190L The land, Puueo, S Hilo, Hawaii. $350. B Reparlng of All Kinds. FOR SALE LADIES' AUXILIARY, A. O. IL, custody of two children .Kaoiwi, aged 299, p 40. Dated Sept '25, 1907. Never Again! 3ASOLINE ENGINES A SPECIALTT DIVISION NO. 1. 7 and Elizabeth, aged 5 is given to the Kaupena and hsb to H L Kolstein, 1S5 Merchant Street. Tel. 118. Miiets everv first and third Tuesday, at 8 P mother. D; R P 7449 gr 735, Hikapoloa, m., in C. B. U. Hall, Fort Street Visiting and House and to sisteta are cordially invited to attend. .. ' etc, N Kohala, Hawaii. $25. B 299, p MRS. M. COWES, Pres. 41. Dated Sept 21; 1907. HEALANWIYRTLE . MAUD O'SULLI VAN, Secy. Mele (w) et al to H L Holsteln, D; NOT ANOTHER SNAP LIKE THIS CORNER WILDER AVENUE SUPREME COURT HANDS Int in R P 7490, kul 8815, Niulli, N Ko- V ONE! - AND FHKOI STREET ANCIENT ORDER HIBERNIANS, $15. B 299, p 43. Handkerchiefs 1. hala, Hawaii. Dat DIVISION NO. ed Aug 30, 1907. Pleasant location and very desirable. Hests every first and third Wednesday, at 8 DOWN THREE DECISIONS GOc GOc . m.. in C. B. U. Hall, Fort Street. Visiting Manuel Medeiros and wf to Joe P Neat House irothiirs cordially invited to attend. Sedade, D; la of R P (gr) 749, Hono AT K. FUKTJRODA F. D. CREEDON, Pres. makau, N Kohala, $400. B COLLEGE STREET J. T. CAREY, Secy. Hawaii. IN FINE REPAIR 28 S2 The Supreme Court yesterday hand 299, p 45. Dated Sept 13, 1907. and Hotel Street. SPLENDID HOME. Three bedrooms, MYSTIC LODGE NO. 2, K. Of P. ed down decisions m three cases. On a W O Aiken and wf to Joe Gouveia, parlor, den, kitchen, lanai and bath; Meits every Tuesday evening at 7:30 of these was that of Carman vs. Car D; lot 2, blk A, Puuomalei lots, Ma- - PYEOGEAPHIO OUTITTS o'clock in K. of P. HaU, corner Fort and Bere man and others, a bill to quiet title. kawao, Mauf. $400. B 299, p 44. Dat- Large Lot ervants quarters and stable. Lot tania. V isiting brothers cordially invited U COPLEY PRINTS ' The statement of the decision in the ed Aug 30, 1907. 75x125. Cool part ef the city where attend. TASTEFULLY LAID OUT winds blow. Terms reasonable. A. S. WEBBER, C. C. syllabus is that "Equity has no juris- Recorded September 27, 1907. ARTISTS MATERIALS trade F. WALDRON, K. R. S. diction to declare a plaintiff's titlo upon Bessie A Kopa and hsb (G L) to Pacific Picture Framing Co. to remove a cloud 2-- Mckinley lodge no. 8, and it created Rose Cox, M; 5 in 12 pes william by of an claim fol K int K.of p. assertion adverse land and R W, Kawailoa, etc, Waia-lu- a, Nuuanu below Hotel Street. . Meets every Saturday evening, at 7:30 lowed by acts of trespass and annoy 1-- ONLY 4 2, 2892, o'clock, Oahu; int in ap R P pOO in Pythian Hall, corner Beretania and . ance to plaintiff where the re 2-- the Kawailoa-ka- i, Walalua, Oahu; 5 Fort streets. visiting brothers cordially in claims depend upon set int vited to attend. spective the In R P 4245, kul 2375, Kalihi. Honolulu, C. C. a legal controversy under For a few days I have the option. Union Electric Co. L. H. WOLF, tlement of 2-- " Oahu; 5 int in por R P 7233, kul 3, f E. A. JACOBSON, K. of R. & S. will." Your opportunity. ji a cor Hotel and Kekaulike Sts, Hono- 89-7- 1 BERETANIA appeal of A. TV". T. Bottom STREET. HEAR HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. 1, PYTH In the Oahu; 2-- 5 in 321, kul 2767, Hall,--th-e lulu. int R P Telephone 31 S. ley, trustee, vs. William A. , Main IAN SISTERS. Koolauloa, Oahu. r $1250. B decided among things Pahiula, Meets every first and third Monday, at 7:30 court other that 297, p 137. Dated Sept 19, 1907. JAS. F. MORGAN. House Wiring, Bells, Dry Cells. m., at Knights of Pythias Hall, Fort and it was the amount asked for in a suit Carlos A Long to Chun Kim Sut et Special attention to installing Beretania streets. All visitors cordially inv ted and not the amount actually due that privtt, DR. B. SPERRVS to attend. - al, L; 10,360 sfl ft land, Beretania Ave, telephones and general repair work. L ROSE ERICKSON, M. E. C. determined the jurisdiction of district Honolulu, Oahu. 22 yrs and 4 mos at GRACE O'BRIEN, M. of & . ." R. courts. 3 yrs and 4 mos at $420 per yr, 5 ":REN The third case was that of Ah Sing FOR COURT CAMOES 8110, A. O. yrs at $480 per yr, 5 yrs at $540 per NO. F. sixty-seve- n others. The bill of Meets every second and fourth Tuesday of and yr,. 9 yrs at $600 per yr. B 293, p 124. exceptions was dismissed on the C 3- each month, at 7:30 p. m.. in San Antonio Dated Aug 22, 1907. House Opposite Experimental CLOTHES Hall, Vineyard street. Visiting brothers OO r ground that the defendants had elect Mutl Ben Socy of Hawaii to WITH STYLE TO THEM dially invited to attend. ed to by their writ of error. Port H KEGu, V. R. stand Manuel M da Silva, Rel; lots 3, 2 and MATERIAL THAT WEARS J. F. may now be brought on bonds Station on Wilder Avenue 2- M. C. PACHECO, F. S. Suit the 1 of kuls 1074 and 59, Alewa, Hono- of the defendants. lulu, Oahu. $700. B 297, p 139. Dated CAMOES CIRCLE NO. 240, C. O. F. ' Contains six rooms and kitchen. I George A. Martin, . Meets every second and fourth Thursday of Aug 8, 1907. will $30. to Kea-loh- a, rent for I want paint and Arlington Block Hotel Street each month, at 7:30 p. m., in San Antonio D Kealoha and wf to Enoka paper to Hall, Vineyard street. Visiting companions 605, interior suit tenant. "AMERICA'S WONDERLAND GASES ARGUED BEFORE D; por ap 3, R P 4423, kul Do you are cordially invited to attend. $166.50, want it? (Illustrated.) V. PAUHEUO, C. C. Keoneula. Honolulu, Oahu. R. J. BORGES, F. S. etc. B 296, p 262. Dated Sept 25, 1907 THURSDAY, OCT. 10, 8 P. M. THE SUPREME COURT Frank A Robeiro and wf io John I IP COURT LUNALILO NO. 6600, A. O. F. Macaulay. M: por kul 10,498, bldgs, etc JAS. F. MORGAN, Meets every first and third Wednesday even AUCTIONEER. ings of each month, at 7:30 p. m in Pythian Kamehameha 4 Rd, Honolulu, Oahu, "HUMAN CONDITIONS AND POS- - Hall, corner Fort and Beretania streets. Visit- In the Supreme Court yesterday the $170. B 297, p 140. Dated Sept 27, ing brothers cordially invited. 1907. C. exceptions STBIUnES" WILLIAM AHIA, B. from the First Circuit to Mrs C R JAS. K. KAULIA, P. C, P. S. Court In the case of Tsuruda vs. T. F. 'W H Shfpman and wf 11 8 land, Volcano Rd, Ke FRIDAY, OCT. P. M. Farm were argued and an oral de- Terry, D; 10a UWRESERVED 13 HONOLULU AERIE 140, F. O. E. $100. B 299, p 38 cision was rendered overruling the ex- Ran, Puna, Hawaii. i Meets on second and 1898. 3 M. ov ' Nov 2, One Lecture... fourth Wednesday even-,,-i- - ceptions. Dated .1.00 inga month, Minnie C Hutchins to Tr of Kailua Two Lectures W- of each at Exceptions in the case of Omoto 7:30 o'clock, in Pythian Bunhichi vs. Rapid Sug Co, Rel Dow; int in lands, lease Hall, corner Beretania and Fort streets. Visit Honolulu Transit locomotives, bldgs ing Eagles are invited to attend. & Land Co. were also argued by E. C. holds, sug mill, Y. M. C. A. HALL Jj. Jl. TWOJ1K i , W. if. Peters for the plaintiff and John W. livestock, tools, crops, etc. $10; B 296 H. T. MOORE, Secy. Cathcart for the defendant: This was p 265. Dated Nov 23, 1905. Development Co '1 54, A. an appeal from a judgment against W A" Wall to Kona HONOLULU HARBOR NO. A. 6716, 4887, & the street car icompany for the death Ltd, L; por R P kul .Pua Two-Sto- ry of M P. 10 yrs Tenement Meets on first and third Sunday evening of of a Japanese child at Pawaa junction. puaaiki, N Kona, Hawaii. at ...... each month, at 7 o'clock, at Odd Fellows' Hall. " The matter was submitted and taken $247 per yr. B 298, p 47. I All sojourning brethren are eor dially invited to 30. 1906. and Lot attend. under advisement by the court. By Worthy H Willgeroth to Kona Development order President. ' Home : A. L. LANE. ' Co Ltd, D: lot 5, land patent 5012, Beverages FRANK POOR, Secy. C. wain. ha 2. X Kona. Hawaii. $1. B There's a whole lot of satisfaction HIS 296, p 266. Dated Apr 17, 1907. il knowing you THEODORE ROOSEVELT Ol Development Hi in that what drink is CAMP NO. 1, U. S. W. V. HR J E Gomes to Kona Gil pure and clean. Then order from ii Co Ltd, D; lot 4, land patent 5010, Wai-- in Department Hawaii. PROMPTLY CONVICTED aha 2, N Kona, Hawaii. $L B 296, The above situate on School street Fountain Meets every first and third 1907. extension, near Soda Works Wednesday, Waverley Block, 26C. Dated My 27. Liliha street. corner Bethel and Hotel, at F B McStocker, tr, to Kona Devel Phone 270 AMERICANS I 7:30 p. m. Visiting comrades Before Judge Lindsay yesterday the ODmemt Co Ltd, D; part 4, Sec 2, No One large corner LOT, College Hills, cordially invited to " attend. case of Territory vs. Joaquin Santiago 3. of R P 1930. kul SS7, Waiaha 1, N on Upper Manoa road. O. SCHWERDTFEGER, p TUB HAWAII JTYU SHINBUN Commander. was continued until Wednesday. TCona. Hawaii. 51. etc. ti zat, 20. " YAMATOYA, 1906. One LOT with Dow-se- tt your assistance In fur- In the case of the Territory vs. Pablo Dated Dec 5, COTTAGE on Asks MARINE ENGINEERS BENEFICIAL B McStocker, tr, to West Hawaii lane. Deep lot; runs into O. R, & ALL KINDS OF : friendship between Alisea, indicted for sodomy, the defend- F thering 1669. Lu Co.'s property. Japan and America; send it ASSOCIATION. ant declined the offer of the court to TlnMroad Co. D: Dor R P kul SHIRTS, PAJAMAS and KIMONOS Meets second and fourth Mondava of each 8516B. 2, N Kona, Hawaii. $1. $5.00 come your month appoint an attorney to defend him and Kahului and It will to at the new K. of P. Hall, corner Fort 5, 1906, One STONE Japanese servant, teaching and Beretania streets. defended himself, examining witnesses B 296, p 269. Dated Dec QUARRY; adjoins gov MADr. TO ORDER. E. -- ernment one. right-thinkin- g. HUGHES. Pres. and arguing to the Jury. The jury Alfred Hocking and wf to Simon hlra moderation and - H. G. WOOTTEN, Secy. por 2549, Koo- - 1246 Fort St., Just above Orpheum. promptly convicted him . and Judge Hocking, D; int in R P por gr 771E, Kaupa Address, S. SHEBA, Mgr.. CHUNG WAH LODGE NO. 4, K. of P. Lindsay sentenced him to pay a fine lau, Maui; int in $3 Hamakualoa, Maui. $1. B 296, SATURDAY, OCT. 12, 1907. Cor. Beretania and Maunakea Meets every second and last Tuerdav at its of and costs and be imprisoned for Itulua. hall. Vineyard street, at 7:30 p. m. Visiting five years. p 263. Dated Sept 26, 1907. 12 o'clock noon, at my salesroom. Streets. Dro tiers are cordially invited to attend. ' QUALITY ALL THROUGH E. 8. C. C. The. best Japanese news- KOG. The TOM KEENE 5c. cigar is T SAMUEL L. WONO, K. of R. Is. S. H TO THE PREACHER. paper In Honolulu. JAS. F. MORGAN. the best smoke on the market Translations made from HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. 1, I. O. F M. u E LINDSAY MAKES The preacher was making his annual at the price. English to Japanese, and vice Meets every first and third Thursday of each call. In the midst of the conversation Auctioneer. month, m K. of P. Hall, comer of Fort and "son of family, named Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd--, versa. Moderate charges. Beretania streets, isitinz brothers cordially the small the Commercial Work Solicited. invited to attend. RETURN TO THE RULE Reginald, came running in. His clothes Distributors ; A. D. CASTRO. Sachem. were torn, and one of his eyes was I 1. An Extraordinary Offer HONOLULU PAINTING CO. A. E. MURPHY, C. of blackened. "Reginald," said the i.i W. Mgr. THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, OAEXJ preacher, "you've been fighting again. I B. KAM. Judge Linisay, and the defendant BY OWNER LODGE. Your clothes are torn and you have a OF PROPERTY IN PAINTING and PAPERH ANGING in the suit out of which the contro- eye. Fighting is very wicked. AND TINTING. Room 63 (second floor). Alexander Tonne versy grew, made yesterday black building. During summer months, room clotted, return Come here and let me pray for you. !V1 I I Dealers in Wallpaper, Paints, etc and activities suspended until further notice. to the rule to show cause why a writ A K K prohibition aw, gwan," saia Kegmaid; "go Corner Beretania, and Emma. of should not issue, b,efore home and pray for your own kid. TO THE RIGHT PARTY! O. Box 114. HONOLULU SCOTTISH THISTLE Chief He's P. Justice Hartwell. The return got two black eyes!" Tit-Bit- s. CLUB. i traversed most of the allegations of NO MONEY Meets on the first and third Fridav. at 7:30 the petition DOWN o'clock p. m., in rooms in Oregon Block, en- for the writ.. It set out Burns Everything In the trance on Union street. that the court had jurisdiction of the Healed In One Day by JAMES C. McOrLL, Chief.1 BUILD YOUR HOUSE; Curio line from an old cause of parties, . I'll take the JOHN MACAULEY, Secy. and the that the "THE HOUSEHOLD SURGEON". calabash to a rare Ha- granting of a new trial Was in ac- mortgage on House and Lot. Druggists refund money if DR. Autos Repaired waiian stamp you will HONOLULU LODGE 616. B. P. O. 13. cordance with the demands of justice Vj I PORTER'S MUM. ' V. find at that big IS- Honolulu Lodee No. 616. B. P. O. E- - wtH and was providently issued. Magoon ANTISEPTIC HEAL- Pay oft in small amounts or large. Prompt work, Fair Prices. LAND CURIO STORE meet in their hall. King street, near Fort, everj & Lightfoot represent respondents. ING OIL fails. Made location. Friday evenine. By order of the E. R. the by PARIS Finest of (Steinefs), Elite Build- i Chief Justice Hartwell took MEDICINE CO., HAMM-YOUN- FRANK E. RICHARDSON, E. R. it under Saint Louis, U. S. von G CO LTD. ing, Hotel Street. HARRY H. SIMPSON, Secy. advisement. of A. JAS. F. MORGAN, Garage on Alakea St. THE PACIFIC COMMERICAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, OCTOBER 8, 1907. n

1 i LOCAL BREVITIES. 1 Ji JH M Jtm . You! Woman Owning Even JL0 " A Home for Mystic Lodge No. 2. K. of P.. will c"S?2iw a meet in K. of P. Hail at 7:30 this Single n evening. , Piece of Excelsior Lodge No. 1, I. O. O. F.t offer for quick sale the elegant will meet this evening at. 7:30 in Odd residence of Mrs. C. V. E. Dove at Fellows Hall. k puunuL Court Camoes No. 8110, A. O. F.. COMMQNITy House of 9 rooms, with lanals, beau- will meet in San Antonio Hall thia tiful fernery, tiled bathing pool, and evening at 7:30. a ; Modern conveniences. , SILVER. 1 Chung "Wah Lodge No. 4, K. of P., Amongst j house, servants' the WASH GOODS which we have just opened Stables, carriage will meet in its hall, Vineyard street, rooms. 7:30 this evening. " will not be happy until she has a fufl of this beau- is a complete NEW , at set ASSORTMENT of PATTERNS in Grounds contain four acres. x our valley, The new cylinder for the Howland tiful plated ware. We have a full line in the "Ava-Jo-o . Magnificent view of Nuuanu " celebrated 5i overlooking the beautiful Country pump arrived by the Hilonian, but and " Flower-de-Luc- e patterns. jthere is no money to put in the Club. it Every piece ol Community Silver is plated city and ocean. pump.. heavier fine view of harbor, than triple and will wear lifetime. Elevation neither too high nor too The Hawaii Board of Supervisors has a low. ' been petitioned to increase the wges Because owner Is leaving city, will paid road laborers from $1.25 U $1.50 W. W. DIMOND & CO., Ltd. Distributors sell at big sacrifice. ' a day. Let us show you the property per- The regular meeting1 of the trustees haps we can finance the purchase for of the Chamber- - of Commerce will be you if .you haven't all cash. held tomorrow afternoon at half -- past three o'clock. 30 in. wide, Col. Sam Johnson will read a paper CO., Ltd. on ''Practical Road Building" before TRENT TRUST the Hawaiian Engineering Association ! at its meeting next Thursday even- AT 5c YARD 916 FORT STREET. ing. The family of the; late Rev. J. S. i . the thing for holokus Kalana would thank the many friends Just and morning dresses, who contributed flowers to the funeral t All outdoors is yours with a KODAK.' , To trim these with, we have a and otherwise showed their kind sym selection of genuine pathy. Take one withv you when you go hunting-- , !ermdn Beer Sheriff Iaukea sajs he has been in ' formed that the validity Qf the gutter tramping or yachting. It'll help the fun. Nottingham Va!s and Yokings ordinance, lately passed by the Board Pilsner and of Supervisors, 'is to be tested in the We have them small enough to go in your courts. ; , IN NEW PATTERN$ Philip M. Golden, formerly office pocket but large enough to take good pictures. Wurzburger deputy in the office of the United Recently imported by us direct from tUe factory in England. 5s States Marshal, sailed by the trans- KODAKS AND CAMERAS of all sizes constantly in ' whiVrt-WTT.T- port Logan yesterday. expects . Laces J Iff direct from the Fatherland served He to stock and photographic supplies of '.;'W9h. study art. . all kinds. at the right degree of coldness at The meeting of Honolulu Aerie No. 140, F. O. E., to be held on "Wednesday, THE October 9, will open promptly at 7 o'clock on account of the Joe Rosen 3 entertainment. Honolulu Photo-Supp- ly . ? Co. is; A meeting of the Chamber of Com ti CRITERION merce will be held on "Wednesday, at Fort Street, near Hotel. U ' which time letters received relative to i I Corner Hotel and Bethel Streets Pearl Harbor and steamship transpoi "Everything Photographic." if tation may be made public. r " The members of the Japanese Be- nevolent Society express their thanks There was once a maiden named Rho !a ; to Dr. K. Soga of Paia, Maui, for his Do generous donation of $100 toward the Who perfectly doted on soda funds of their charity work. She drank so much fiz You At the meeting of the Ministerial A Union yesterday it was the unan- Well, it's none of my biz imous of meeting If sentiment the that But jt's a wonder it didn't exploda Fred M. Kiley ought not to be grant- ( ' V Ij that you can visit one of the "World's v "Si "Wonders for ed the restaurant license he has ap- EADQUARTERS I v - r plied for. : H btifll T imp ir. The regular meeting 'of the Ahahui Iolani o na Wahine Hawaii will be INIER BEER $42.50 "the Sunday It takes only four days to make the held in schoolroom of St. is not filled with gas, it's pure and infinite- ' Round Trip to Andrew's cathedral this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. All members are request- ly less harmful because of its healthful in- I ed to be present. I ( gredients. Don't forget the dance that the lads ".. '".;

T THE WORLD'S GREATEST LIVING and lassies of the A. O. H. will give i 1 BMT T VOLCANO on Saturda y evening. Go up to the Si an For tickets and information regard- Young Hotel that evening determined o ing the trip, apply to v to have a .rood time and add a few At all bars; wholesale at the laps to your span of existence. Also The Henry Watcrhousc Trust Co., be generous and take someone along Limited .. - v to share ycur pleasure. "' .,. Corner Fort and Merchant Streets - Rainier Bottling Works. 4" EASILY TT7BNED. In 1 HONOLULU F V cn"ll lov'was asked to take din- BUSINESS LOCALS. ner at the tome of a distinguished pro-lesa- or iu jfiineeton. The lad's mother, Quality and Style in. fear lest he should commit some Stylis'v white linen coats $7.50 at breach of etiquette, gave him repeated Absolutely Perfect i Sachs. , - : directions tis to what he should and isease From Dirty A male stenographer Is wanted. Sea should not do. , - : . classified ads. Upon his return from the great occa- sion, the raother's first question was, Take your razor to Pacheco and 'Harold, did you get along at the table etrisGrators1 have it put in first-cla- ss order. ' all right!" L V A S G R Y , The Lawrence Barrett 10c. cigar is a "Oh, ye, mamma, well enough." SI TO Of delightful mild Havana smoke. Try "You a?e sure you didn't do any- King one. Ask your dealer. thing that jwas not perfectly polite and Near Fort Street Disease emanates more frequently from a dirty refrigerator If you burn oil, go to E. O. Hall gentlemanly ' ' than from any other source. & Son. They have an assortment of "Why, so-noth- ing to speak of." lamps that will suit you., "TVen something did happen. What The safest way is to have a LEON.ARD CLEANABLE "Whoo," says the owl. "Why, near- was itf " : refrigerator. It is the easiest in the world to clean. You can ly everybody smokes the Owl 5c. cigar. "But I fixed it all right, mamma." reach every part without trouble. You should wash out the M. A. Gunst & Co., distributers. Sold "Tell rie at once." , all removable parts at twice a week with I got along pretty well until interior and least , "Why, " everywhere a solution of hot water and borax. By following these direc- "has the meat eame, but while I was trying CONSUL DINES Sayegusa already received his slipped off on to the THE PYTHIAN SISTERS you will have perfect and sanitary refrigeration, because holiday goods. They are at his store to eut nune it tions on Nuuanu avenue, above Hotel, for floor. ..'Bet I made it all right." the LEONARD is the most scientifically constructed refriger- ? your Inspection. "What did you do?" . GERMAN OFFICERS ator on the market. "Oh, lijast said sort of carelessly, GIVE CHOWDER The Associated Garage is the place 'That's always the way with tough to take your auto when It needs first meat.' "Youth's Companion. class repair work. Prompt service and ;'. William Pfotenhauer, Imperial Ger- The Pythian reasonable charges. Phone 2S8. Sisters entertained last If you would be happy, eat bread, man Consul at this city, gave a din night In their lodgerooms In the Big stock ready for your inspection at I For a quaint tapa, a real nice feather Alexander lei or a genuine old kou calabash. The cakes, pies aid pastry from ner last night at the Young Hotel in Knights of Pythias building, at Fort big curi store Steiner's Elite build- Young Cafe. Always pure and fresh. honor of Captain Ahlert and the offi- uu c.ereia.ma. avenue, wnich are H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD. ing, Hotel street. Best selection. cers of the German cruiser probably . Condor. the prettiest of the kind In Department. Hawaiian Trust Co. make no charge The dinner took place in the Waikikl the city. Over a hundred Hardware proper legal ladies and for drawing up wills in Ready-to-We- ar Apparel dining room, which was elaborately-decorate- gentlemen they named one of the were seated at the tables. form If are for the occasion, where an of progressive executors. Call and talk the matter the most hour euchre 523 STYLISH WITE LINEN COATS, in striking feature being passed away the earlier part of the v'- over. the American and full length, just the thing for flags, evening very pleasantly. -- No freight will be delivered from and German which were draped games ; 6 After the were over and the FRENCH 'LAUNDRY the S. S. Hilonian, at the Matson this climate. on all the walls, completely hiding prizes were presented, which consisted ! Navigation Co.'s wharf, until after Ladiijs' WHITE LINEN COATS, them from view. The center of the of a cut-gla- ss bowl for the lady and J. ABADIE, Proprietor. J steamer sails, this morning at 10 table was adorned with large a handsome stein for the gentleman, length, very stylish, FOR $7.50. a stand First-clas- s. ,' Gent!' Washing Done o'clock. of pink carnations, and maile was used with the highest score, those present Ladies' and & your party try LINEN COATS, full were served a chowder, which For next the AIex LADIES' WHITE in abundance to aid lis a beautiful with Wool and Silk Made Cleaner by a New French Process, Young ' ' was pronounced by all to be a wonder ander Cafe "cream wafers." length, FOB $10.00. ' '' to effect. In the culinary line. The following Made in different colors and flavors new assortment of extra fine qual- - Charges Reasonable. suit any occasion. School and college A Those present at the dinner were committee had charge of the evening's colors a specialty. i" My, Captain Ahlert. Lieutenant Command entertainment: Mrs. Whitehead, Mrs, Give Us a Trial Bicknell, A. Ahrens and Mrs. Some exquisite grass mats from Sa- er Schutte, Oberlt Z. S. Schultze, Rear Brother 258 BERETANIA ST. : ; : : : 'PHONE 1491 tapas, new WHITE SEKGE and Devlin. moa. Fans, baskets, mats, Admiral Very, Governor Frear, Secre souvenir postals. Teco pottery and BRILLIANT SHIRTS In the progressive euchre play, the tary Mott-Smit- h, Italian Consul Russian brasses. Hawaii & South Seas ladies' prize was won by Mrs. H. W. building. Schaefer, British Consul Forster, Mr, Bowen, while Alexander Pratt of the Curio Co.. Alexander Young Isenberg, Mr. Focke, Mr. Humburg, you can Our Silk Department Rapid Transit Company carried off At a very small cost make A. S. Cleghorn. The following menu the honors among the men. your house entirely mosquito-proo- f. was served: Many New Attractions . have been Lewers & Cooke sell screen doors jjj ready made and all kinds of screen added; conspicuous among the new ad- Iry Martini mosquito-proofin-g Oysters in Half Shell L wire for windows and other ditions are: Eastern DR. SBI SSH ESB purposes. Canape Caviar a la Russe sSIt Celery Spanish Olives Hollister Drug Co. are the oldest Stalks Salted Almonds , . For The Figured Radium HOUSE handlers of kodaks in Honolulu. Sherry, Emperado THEJDPERA years they have been doing the" high- IN PARLOR printing V Essence of Chicken with Quenelle THE est grade of developing and Silks Planked Kumu, Stanislaus for amateurs and are better fitted for Instead of Dr. Sperry's lecture tak today than ever before. Three good reasons why you should Sliced Cacumbers You can do it with the kodak tank developer because it's that work Potatoes Bordure ing place at the Association Hall, the Smith-Premi- er typewriters are the buy these: They are New, guaranteed Stein wein, 1897 committee has rented the Hawaiian so clean and simple to operate. most popular machines for the busi to wear, and being lightweight, suita- s Sweetbread Patties a la Calf Opera for purpose. This ness man. Hawaiian News Co. have climate. Signora House the All you have to do is to put the films in a tank and wait - - ble for. this a. Ma- stork, both new and second- , French Peas building is more likely to accommo- and Sun typewriters Just a few dress lengths in the lead- will want to twenty minutes for the result. They will be developed better Densmore ing Claret, Clos de Vougeout date the audience that lor tnose WHO preier me colors, $1.25 YARD. llignon of Tenderloin of Beef, hear the lecture on the great scenic than by the hand method. board. White Pongee Silks, guaranteed to Bohemienne wonders o.f America. The regions that The best dry battery for automobile wash and wear, $1.25 YARD. St. James Punch Dr. Sperry includes in the wonder We have the newest model tank developers in stock for & of America are the Alps or (parking purposes, and wherever Black Suesoae Silk, a new, gauzy Silk Champagne, G. H. Mumm's lands Is needed, is Montana, the volcanic peaks of the films and plates. strong, reliable dry celt ONLY Extra Dry the Columbia dry battery No. 2. Sold material, high lustre, black, Island Squab, Truffle, a la. Rose Pacific Coast, Yosemite Valley, the by E. O. Hall & Son. Associated $6Cc YARD. Asparagus Hollandaise Grand Canyon of the Colorado, and Garage, Schuman Carriage Co. and Peau de Cygne Silks, in the most Potatoes Souffle the petrified forests of Arizona. ik Co, Orange Basquet The views Dr. Sperry will. use are awaii Photo Art Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd. popular colors, $1.00 YARD. , Pompadour Salad in o. most perfect ever made of the New plaid ginghams 10c. and 12 Flori de Latte Ice Cream the Assorted French Cakes most beautiful scenery in the world. FORT STREET, BELOW KING. yard at Sachs'. twenty-fiv- e number. The .. . Roquefort Cheese Assorted Fruit They are in Small Turkish Coffee audience Thursday night should be a Money began to be coined about 700 N.S. Sachs Dry Goods Co., Ltd large one; years before the Christian era. Creme de Menthe 1 il

Mr' THE PACIFIC COMMERICALr ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, OCTOBER 8, 1907.

1 i HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE Halstead & Co., ; Canadian-Australia- Royal Mail Line BE Ltd. i l n PUB1LT0 Honolulu.. Monday, October 7, 1907. Railway Co STOCK AND J, Sterner, running to connection with the Canadian Pacific COMPAMY, BOND H" 4 me wmg lAls!.-- - 8piti. t call at Hanolula.en or aoout iou uw OF - NAME OF 8TO K. aid Op Va.1, Eid (Ask VANCOUVER. RID TIN CIS FOR FIJI AND AUSTRALIA. mR 16 MKRCaNTtLK. OCT-- 19 tnvctrvn a...... OCT. MOANA 13 - &(Jo f 1,000.000 $:oo! .... . 16 NOV. .ati- noiulu. Hawaii. 1 MIOWERA NO. . DEC. 11 lCwa... 5,000,000 20 25K 25 rV"""XJL 14 ' AORANGI DEC. xmiViv Haw. Agricultural l,v00,000i 10C I70 .... A New Made as a Means 7-- 5; andEurope. Start Maw Com A?u$ar 'o 5,312 10C! Sl LOANS NEGOTIATED. to all point . in Canada. United SUte. Haw Sugar Co 2,000,000: 2o s f Thronxa Uckef l.ued of Enforcing Garbage Hoiiomu . T.iOOOO, too T. Members Honolulu Stock and Botf XHEO, H. DAViiio & yu, Honokaa .. 8.000.000' 20! Haiku....-..- ,. nOOOUOi 13- Exchange, 1 1 AGENTS. ' GENERAL Law. Beretania Street .J...... $40.00 Kahuku . ROOCOOi 20 2 Co 2.500 000 5o 6 " Kibei PJan Ltd. - Pensiacola Street . . 25.00 IrtO.OOO- - Kipatulu loo . . Telephone Miin 101 - P. 0. Box tlx J - Pensacola Street ...... 30.00 Koloa 1. 800,000 1'JoUO" Oriental McBrytfe SugCo Ltd t.soo.OnO io K being cleared of tin 2o--- B Mai! S. S. Co., Occidental & Punchbowl is Beretania Street 25.00 Oabu Sugrar Co--. 8,600.000 20! Harry Armitagc Pacific " J 1,000,00 20 ''uoma...... ,. ' 3i .... cans! Victoria Street . , 35.00 Ookala . 500.000 30 t lwaisha Chief Sanitary Inspector Venhuizen OlaarugarCo Ltd 5,000.000 20 3 ... S. S. Co., and Toyo Risen Matlock Avenue ...... 25.00 lowi lf.)00 100 . ' .... Stock and Bond BroKcr been work for some time and lu....dug Plan Co S.noo 000 ao - caU Honolulu and leave this has at Waikiki Beach ... 30.00 Pnanhau of the abov companies will at completed The bad prac- Pacific . 5'jO.OGO 100 ...105. Member of Honolulu Stock nd tteamer. has about it. Kinau Street ...... 17.50 Paia rsOOOO 106 . . 15 Bo4 on or ta dates mcuuuu Pepeekeo 750.000 100 .- - 140 crt abot Tnp RAM TTRAN CISCO. tise has prevailed on Punchbowl, as in Emma Exchange.'. THIS ORIENT. Street 24.00 Pioneer...... w 2,70,000 100 12 FOR MANCHURIA other parts of the city, of people Waialua AjrHCO-.- :. ,500,0o0 IOC 66 V 7) ...... Punchbowl Street ...... 30.00 . 1.500 000 100 Office, Campbell -- AMERICA MARU 'V'JJj?' f vv-jl- .. gulches Wailnkv... - Eloek, NIPPON MARU throwing tin cans into the College waimanaiu . .252,000 lot. 170 SIBERIA C!TA OCT. Zl Street...... 32.50 Merchant Street, Honolulu, T. IL 2Z ...... sides of old crater. Wainiea Savar 1U. '125.000, 100 5 CHINA OCT. that seam the the Kinau Street 30.00 MISCELLANEOUS As immense quantities of tinned g6ods luter-IsUn- d 8 8 '!- -4 1.50M0t 100 130 Haw Electric to. 600.000 lot) BARGAINS IN ESTATE! are used on Punchbowl, the results HRTALCoPfd - REAL HRTAL Co.Conv W50000 100 ...... were bad. Every heavy rain washes Mutual Tel Co.. 150,000 10 .... 8 CO., LTD., Agents. cans down the gulches on to J0&!tk '' iff Nahiku Rubber Co . 60.OUC 100 100 H. HACKFELD & the tin N'ataiku Knbber Cc... Assess. loo 15&I..-- . J325 550 down and J10 per month, the streets. Venhuizen secured the O KSrL ...... 4,000,000 10C 97 Hilo B R Co.. 1.000.000 20 .... without Interest will buy a fine lot ca - cooperation of the High Slteriff, who Honolu'n brewing A Pineapple lands' and town lots at Malting Co 400,000 2o ;:. 24 Kalihi road, near King street car Una. 5, Table gave convicts for the work of gather- Ltd.. Steamship Co. Time Koi,D Former price, $350. H Oceanic up cans. Then Road Su- VVahiawa. standing ing these tin 1-- t HawTer4pc P1re 2 unequal- " this port a Beach Lots (area almost acre), - - of this line will arrive and leave gave use of properties at Waialae and Claims)-...- .. 815,uu0 The .timers pervisor Johnson the ...... I finpsnser Hauula. BwTy4 pciKe- - r ed In soil and view, on Manoa Heights. hereunder: teams on Saturday, when these were funding 00.000 ...... vnrt SAN FRANCISCO. Several homes $1000 under. 190. - Lots at Kaimuki, Kapahulu and Ma-- !l t tmr w RAN FRANCISCO. use road work, and, with at and HwTer4J4pc...... SEPT. 27 not in for Haw 4 p c 1.O0G 00O i OCT. U rRRRA employed the purpose, Ter ... w.. noa Valley, at lowest prices and eay ALAMEDA ...... OCT. 16 a few men . for Haw TerS pc .... !J.,00Oj ...... NOV. ALAMEDA i.. gathered up. Hnw Gov't &ne .. 196,0 0 1, ALAMEDA -- the tin cans have been - ALAMEDA up Cal feet scg A Kef V ALAMEDA PJ- JJ One nf the tiurDoses of cleaning l,()i'0,0l Two small homes Nuuanu Valley. ALAMEDA - JJ5 Onpc..-- , . ..100 jn ALAMEDA 18 was to aid in enforcing the law Haikr.6pe.i...... SOi'.OlO . . ... ALAMEDA DEC. Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Hamakua ' itch Co One small, neat home at Pala.ma, against throwing them into the - 5?verything Upper Ditch 6 p C . 2O0.'K0 100 .... within walking distance of town. steamers, the agents are gulches and streets. With Raw cobv A Sugar with the Balling of t he above evidence of new violations LIMITED. Co5 p c 1.6"?7,ono ...... And other bargains! , In by any clear, 5OO 0O0 lsWe! Coupon Through Tickets Haw Sugar 6 .... .- Intending passeng era. pc 11 . . f to would be easier to get. Venhuizen is .1 ; In the United States, and from Fort and Merchant Streets, Honolulu. Hilo RECoope 1,000,0")0 W ca! san Francisco to all point. taking to .secure evidence Hon R Tfe LCo8 p 708,f00 .... . nrecautions c. .... H. 137 Merchant any steamship line to all European ports. law ia Kahnkuflpc 200,000 . J. SCHNACK. 8t', Nrw TorkSby ' proposes to see that the " and O R A L Co 8 p C 2.000.000 ,. . apply 900-00- Tor further particulars U enforced; Oabu Sugar Co 5 pc. 0 f WM. G. DJWIN & CO., LTD., TRENT TRUST CO., Ltd. Olaa Scgar Co 6 pc,.. 1,250.000 .... 80 ... AGENTS. Pais dp c 450,000 ...... 100 Albert F. Afong proper treatment for Pioneer Mill Co 8 p c.. l,25o,0OCi i Walaiua Ag Co 5 p c... l.Sno.W - - 9454 .... 832 Fort Street. . I dysentery. - McBryde 8ug Co 6 p c 2,000.000 "1 The great mortality resulting from T i i 23.1275 paid. ;tl7 per cent. paid. Matson Navigation Co. dysentery is due to a lack of proper Do you want a splendid fur- treatment. Not one case In a thousand nished house near Punahou? SESSION SALES. SfOCK BOND BROKER freight, will compara- AND v3 fi. mLONIAN of this line, carrying passengers and will prove fatal when Chamberlain's We have one at a, (Momlntr Session.) j The S. port Francisco, sailing an Remedy tively low rental. '4 direct service between this and San o.nVc. Tholera and Diarrhoea None. MEMBER HONOLULU STOCiC AN3 r foJowlng dates: ' given the first onset of the on or about the Honolulu. is at BETWEEN BOARDS. l y, ,. teavo Honolulu. ; Leave sale by all dealers. Ben- TOILET. ; :. San Francisco. Arrive disease. For $10,000 O. & L. Co. 6s. 100; 20 Mc- BOND EXCHANGE. .OCT. 8 agents R...... OCT. ,.... son, Smith & Co.. Ltd.. for Ha Punchbowl, 2 bedrooms 8.00 Bryde, 4.25; 200 Klhei, S; 13 Kihei. 8.25; SEPT. 2f...... NOV. 6 OCT 81 , waii. Middle St., 2 bedrooms...... 10.00 54 Olaa, 3.25; 25 Haw. Sug. Co., 32. A:.::vr...... Nov. 28 Beckley St., 2 bedrooms.... .15.09 ..cDEC. 81 . DEC. It...... DEC. 26 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Magazine St., 3 bedrooms...... 15.00 cai Estate !!.' PASSENGER RATES TO SAN FRANCISCO: First Cabin, 60. Alder St., 2 bedrooms. 16.00 Professional Cards Class, $110. Ave., 3 bedrooms 18.00 Round Trip, First DEPARTED. Wilder LAW OFFICE OF particulars apply to Wilder Ave., 4 bedrooms... 18.00 ' For further TUNING. 'fi. CASTLE & COOKE, LTD., Monday, October 7. Punchbowl Ave., 2 bedrooms 18.00 PIANO Magoon - Lightfoot AGENTS. Am. sp. Governor Robie, Grant, for Gandall Lane, 2 bedrooms...... 18.00 GEORGE LENORD Expert piano Eleele, 6:15 p. m. Aloha Lane, 2 bedrooms...... 18.00 tuner. Office, Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd. Corner Alakea and, Merchant Streets, U. S. A. transport Logan, Stinson, Pensacola St., 3 bedrooms...... 20.00 246 Honolulu. AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N STEAMSHIP COMPANY. for San Francisco, 11 a. m. Peck Ave., 3 bedrooms 25.00 FOR SALE. LEASE OR RENT ' YORK TO HONOLULU. . Ke Au Hou, Tullett, for Kauai Spencer St., 2 25.00 FROM NEW Str. bedrooms...... MUSIC. Valuable real estate In all parts of Weekly Sailings via Tehuantepec. ports, 5 p. m. Young St., 4 bedrooms 25.00 MRS. HODGSON Teacher of plana South Honolulu and In various other places t Freight received at all times at the Company's Wharf. 41st Street. SAIL TODAY. King St., 2 bedrooms ...... 25.00 and singing. Rapid progress, with 3 25.d0 the islands. Brooklyn. Emma St., bedrooms thorough training Studio, 276 Bore n Str. Noeau, Mitchell, for Hawaii Wilder Ave., 7 bedrooms 30.00 St., near St. See sign. FRAN- - FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA TO 5 tania Alakea k FROM HONOLULU TO SAN ports, p. m. College St., 3 bedrooms 33.00 CO. DIRECT, HONOLULU. Freeman, Hilo and HAWAIIAN DEVELOPMENT fTSPO Str. Kinau, for Ex., 4 35.00 - RIVI3N-BURG- H, 16 OCT. 14 Fort St. bedrooms.. ELEANOR MACLENNAN S, S. NEVADAN....TO SAIL OCT. S. S. ARIZONAN..On or about way ports, at noon. 84 LIMITED. i Mo-lok- Toung Hotel, has opened ? HONO- Str. Iwalani, Self, for Maul andv ai f 3 . FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO musical studio. Pupils prepared : : Manage1 ports, 5 p. m. - . FURNISHED HOUSES a F. B. McSTOCKER LULU DIRECT. for California Conservatory of Music. 5 information apply t Str. W. G. Hall, Thompson, for Kau- STANGENWALD BUILDING. 1 S. S. COLUMBIAN ...OCT. For further Kalihi, 2 bedrooms...... 115.00 Special training for beginners. Cable Address: Develop. NEBRASKAN..TO SAIL OCT. 14 H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD.. ai ports, 5 p. m. ollege Hills, 2 bedrooms. ... 45.00 S S. Agents, Honolulu. M. N. S. S. Hilonian, Johnson, for P O. Box - - - - - 13 it;1 j MORSE, San Francisco, from Brewer's wharf, STENOGRAPHER AND -- C. P. rrfo-ht Company's wharf. racelved at General Freight Agent. 10 a. m. TYPEWRITER. SAIL TOMORROW. TRENT TRUST CO., Ltd. J. A. COMBS Office, 855 Kaahumanu CHAS. BREWER CO.'f German cruiser Condor, Ahlert, for street, or 1530 Meyer street. Phone 2 p. m. 206. NEW YORK LINE BAGGAGE SHIPPING Marshall Islands, Unions-Pacifi- c Phone PASSENGERS. FOR LEASE. STORAGE WOOD Regular line of vesselj plyln Departed. 1. That parcel of land situate on Classified Advertisements between New Yoik and Hono- PACKING COAL 58 Logan, Ltd. Per U. S. A. transport for the makai side of Hotel street, ad- lulu. The bark Foong Suey will Transfer Co., San Francisco, October 7. Mrs. Mary joining the Ewa side of the Hub probably sail on or (about Oct. 29. C. Cushman and child, Mrs. Carraher, Clothing Store, for a term of years. WANTED. Subject to change without notice FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING. Mrs. E. G. Smith and child. Miss Mary Lessee to erect stone, brick or concrete STENOGRAPHER and typist (male) FREIGHT TAKEN AT LOW- Harvey, Mr. and Mrs". J. Seanlort, J. building. for a plantation office on the Island EST RATES. T. Wirud and twelve In the steerage. 2. Lower floor of building "known as of Oahu. Reply to "Stenographer." For freight rates apply, to Booked to Depart. "Masonic Block," corner Queen and 7S52 CHAS. BREWER & CO., K COMPANY, LTD. HUSTACE-PEC- Per M. N. S. S. Hilonian. for San Fort streets. 27 Kilby St., Boston, or 8. Leving-to- n 3. Store formerly occupied by Ha- A REFINED woman or girl to care THEO. H. DAVIES A CO.. LTD. y-- 1 Francisco, October Mrs. G. n and 2 children, F. Doyle, Mr. and waiian Hardware Co., on Fort street, for two-year-o- ld child, three or four Honolulu. rnone sas - J. Queen streets. TEAMING Mrs. .Sco veil, Fred Carter, Joe Taylor, between and Merchant afternoons a week and occasional ON ALL KINDS OF l ESTIMATES GIVEN Mrs. J. W. Yarndley, C. A. Wilson, Offices on the second floor of evenings. Address "M.", this office. Dealers In Mrs. Julia K. Fyfe, H. S. Crane, Mrs. Block, corner Merchant and 249 STEAM AND BLACKSMITH COAL. M. Williams, C. W. Geiser, Mrs. M. E. Fort. XUMJl.Wr,.L.i.iruvrt wnvT!v - f Apply at office of FOR RENT. BLACK AND WHITE SAND. GARDEN SOIL, Power and child. CAMPBELL, TO rent typewriter, Underwood or CRUSHED ROCK. Per str. Kinau, October 8, for Hilo ESTATE OF JAMES Remington, for two weeks or a 1. Residence T. F. Sedgwick, Palolo way ports. George Geracimas, 7819 97 Merchant Street. Address "Typewritten", Heights; and month. this 2. 2 acres truck Mrs. W. Herb, C. B. Mackenzie, Mrs. office, stating terms. 7S50 Settler's shack and 110.00 per F. F. Frear, A. Garvie, A. W. Carter, land, Palolo, for month. Crawford, Miss A. Gillane, Mrs. C. WILL GIVE BENEFIT FOR . SALE. Wahiawa pineapple W. book-keep- er 1071 THE PACIFIC F. Gillane, Miss C. Low, Miss M. POSITION as assistant or land and home; Driving horse, FRANCHISE HELD UP Hind, Mrs. H. L. salesman and general correspondent Beretania street. Hind, Miss Mana age 39. C. Lydecker, B. B. Macy, FOR ROSEN in mercantile firm; Over 20 W. L. HOWARD. Commercial Advertiser Williams, R. JDS. years' experience; well acquainted E. A. Southworth. L. Veiller, airs. ' Honolulu, BY WiDB OF CITIZENS Ahrens, A. Lidgate, Mrs. with Colonial trade. References lo- Sntered at the Postoffice at Veiller, A. cally and documentary. Willing to Ltd. i ss Cluff, Miss Cluff. Catton, Heill & Company, H., as second-cla- matter. A benefit entertainment will be commence salary with T. Per str. Maui, October 8, for Kauai at moderate Jaeger wife, M. O. given Wednesday evening, under the enterprising house. Address C A. ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 111., September 21. ports. H. and CHICAGO, An Kluegel wife. auspices of P., Advertiser office. , 7848 W2.0 Campbell, George and of the Fraternal Order QUEEN AND RICHARDS STREETS. One Year angry throng of citizens invaded the str. Iwalani, October 8, for Maul Per Eagles, for a fund to be used for the m on Application. council chambers in the city hall at Molokai. E. C. Smith and wife. JAPANESE woman cook. Apply this Boilers re-tub- ed with charcoal-Iro- Advertising Rates and assistance of Joseph Rosen, formerly work." except Sun- Whiting. Ind., night, preventing office. 7842 or steel tubes. General ship Published every morning last a member of the Hawaiian Band, and the passage of the ordinance granting VESSELS IN PORT. day by the oe of the best violin players of the FOR SALE. a fifty-ye- ar to Ham- (Army Navy.) HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO., LTD. franchise the and city. Rosen has been ill for some time FINE solid-oa- k dining room set. 194 mond, Whiting and East Chicago Iroquois, U. S. S., Carter, Johnson Is- opposite Block, No. 63 South King St. and the proceeds of the entertainment Hotel street, Y. M. C. A. Tsa Holt Railway Company, threatened to tar land, Aug. 30. 7850 aldermen voted will to send him to the Coast, C S. CRANH : : Manager. and feather all who Condor, Ger. cruiser, Ahlert, Samoa, be used for the unpopular measure, and drove Sept. 22. where it is hoped that he will recover the aldermen from the hall. EIGHT, year old pedigreed driving 5 (Merchant Vessels.) his health. mare, quiet gentle. Apply P. O. THE WATERHOUSE CO. Alderman Paul Schultz was roughly ; . . and handled. He was beaten and his cloth- Mary E. Foster, Am. scr., Johnson. Box 443. . 7842 ing was torn almost from his body. Tacoma, Aug. 30. KICK PROM KEWALO. Chief of Police Lawler and a number Celtic Chief, Br. sp., Jones, Hamburg, Editor Advertiser: Please apow me FOR RENT. FOB BENT. of policemen had difficulty in rescuing Sept. 19. cottage housekeep- Hilonian, Johnson, space in your valuable paper in answer FURNISHED and him. M.'N. s.s.. San ing rooms. Cottage Grove. 246 Mountain Retreat, 7 Rooms. 530.00 For several days Whiting has been Francisco, Oct. 3. to a remark made by Land Commis- R, G. A. PETERSON, Cottage on Kukul Lane 17.50 placarded with bills calling a mass C. A. Thayer, Am. sc., Gray's Harbor, sioner Pratt. 4. OFFICES FOR RENT. Cottage, South Street 10.00 meeting of citizens to protest against Oct. The citizens of Kewalo in the fourth the franchise. Fully 500 men answered Robert Lewers, Am. sc., Underwood, 'THE STANGENWALD" Only fire- Cottaga on School Street, 7 rooms Port Gamble, Oct. 6. district want to let Land Commissioner 20.00 the call. Headed by H. B. Davison, a proof office building In city. Real Estate wealthy real estate man, they march- TRANSPORT SERVICE. Pratt know that there are other streets on Lane, 6 Rooms, Cottage Adams ed with banners and a brass band to Sept. 28. much more needed than the Tantalus ALEXANDER TOUNG BUILDING MosQUlto-pro-of 20.00 Warren, sailed from Manila, the city hall. The council had assem- Thomas, left Honolulu for Manila, road. They do not like the idea of Honolulu's only up-to-d- ate fire-pro- of Securities Queen Street. bled was preparing to bring ujg Warehouse on and Sept. 17. having that road built and have their building; rent includes electric light, the franchise for passage. All but one ser- Buford, sailed from Manila, Sept. 21. streets in a way. of Queen hot and cold water and Janitor of the aldermen were known to be in bad Part Hamm-Toun- g Insurance ' ' vice. Apply the Von ' t i TELEPHONE 132. JUDD BLDG. Sherman, at San Francisco. favor of the measur. Sheridan,, Francisco. street is filled just in the center and Co., Ltd. Alderman Long Alderman at San and Logan, sailed for San Francisco, Oc- on the sides has a pool of water all i : Schultz, foremost champions of the Appraisals if :"!-- ' ', tober- 7. the year which breeds mosquitoes by LOST. ordinance, attempted to speak in sup-po- rt .V'''- - Crook, left Manila, Sept. 23. thousands. For this winter the citi- A SMALL gold open-fac- e watch, near wa of it. They were hissed to si- Dix, arrived at Manila, Sept. 13. Beretania avenue Alakea street. Yoshiha lence. An Inkwell was hurled through zens are going to have brilges con- and King Street Finder will receive liberal reward. the air fr;m somewhere and broke THE MAILS. necting the street with their gates. The 7851 WILL BUY- - v.ith a crash on Alderman Long's Mails are due from the" following place is in need of a light at corner desk. This gave the invaders courage. points as follows: Aldermen Long. Schultz and Michael of Queen street and Ward avenue and IN HARLEM. . OLD CLOTHES and San Francisco Per America Maru, a fire alarm box. In case of fire we Kozacik were dragged to the front - "Have you any children?" demanded o BICYCLES of chamber. They were arraign-- , Oct. 8. ; Queen landlord. the Orient Nippon Maru, Oct. 12.' have to go down South and the ed like prisoners. Someone struck Per "Yes," replied the would-b- e tenant, Colonies Per Miowera, Oct. 16. streets to turn in the alarm. Why, by Schultz in the face. This precipitat- ! solemnly, "elx all in the cemetery." 19. ; ; we get ed a general attack. Long edged away Victoria Per Moana, Oct. the time there the house is "Better there than here," said the STEIN WAY, STARR Shirts through the throng and escaped. Mails will depart for the following burnt down to the ground. A hint to landlord, consolingly; and proceeded to AND OTHER PIANOa Schultz was unmercifully pummelled. points as follows: the Board of Supervisors. , Thanking execute the desired lease. Made to Order by THAYER PIANO CO. 2b All Sixes At juncture Chief . this Lawler and the San Francisco Per Hilonian, todacy. you very much for your space. In due time the children returned 156 HOTEL STREET. entire police force of Whiting, con- Orient Per America Maru, Oct. & yr.:'t- ; from the. cemetery,, whither they had B. YAMATOYA men, i.; A CITIZEN. Phone Main SIS. sisting of fifteen charged into Victoria Per Miowera, Oct. 16. been sent to play, but it was too late TUNING GUARANTEED. FuLhl Street, off Nuuanu Street. the chamber and dispersed the mob. Colonies Per Moana, Oct. 19. Honolulu, Oct. 7, 1907. to annul the contract. Ju3?e.