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1, A VERY SENSATIONAL POLITICAL HEARING UP 0UTH DAK0 AGROUND AT It' SAIKI, JAPANESE MERCHANT, PREPARED FOR BANKRUPTCY BY GET- At 2:15 this afternoon the Repub- Cohen had told him so In San Fran- investigation ad- cisco. TING CREDIT PROM HONOLULU MERCHANTS AND PAYING OFF lican Lorrln Andrews MARE ISLAND journed to Monday afternoon, after Bartlett at the start of his state- 'HIS DEBTS TO JAPANESE T WO PAYMENTS HELD TO HAVE considerable warm talk in which the ment called upon an employe of his (Associated Press BEEN FRAUDULENT. lie under other names was passed sev- named Rowatt. Rowatt told of hav- Cable to The Star.) eral times. Before adjournment Voel-le- r ing seen Andrews drawing a draft at MARE ISAND, August 20. The battleship South introduced a motion declaring the Bishop's bank. He look- Dakota broke from ' said he had moorings g her and collided with the tug Unadilla, badly, damaging tho "United States Judge Dole this morn-Ju- expostulating with him In the latter office of assistant secretary abolished, ed over Andrews' shoulder while An- small vessel. The Soilth Dakota then grounded In mud gave an Important decision In part of May, that ho was unable to which amounted to tho summary dls-- 4 drews' was discussing with the bank the where she still lies this afternoon. It is expected she will float at high tide. bankruptcy, holding In two cases that pay them anything on account Of these charge of Andrews. Senator Lane officer his right to draw the draft. An- Salkl, bankrupt, had purposely prefer- payments to his countrymen, who, as strongly supported this motion, but drews was showing at the bank a let- red certain Japanese creditors, know- he said, were going to Japan and had withdrew upon the plea of Atkinson ter, o nstatlonery of tho Italian-Swis- s ing he was about to go into bank- demanded payment. that a thorough hearing be given all Jwlne company, signed by Cohen, au ruptcy, to the detriment of various Ho- "The whole story produces the irres-sistibl- e parties and Andrews be allowed more thorizing him to make the draft. Ro- HONOLULU F0L nolulu firms to whom he was heavily impression that Salki, finding time for his defense. watt said that on this showing An- indebted. The suits were by Harold that he. was. going under, obtained all Colonel McCarthy, who had been drews got the money. G. 'Spencer, trustee, against Santoki further credit that he could, under pro- sent for, came In prior to the vote to Bartlett proceeded with Ms state- Jlro and S. Nekemoto. Salki was a mises that he did not Intend to keep, adjourn and explained his. connection ment He said that Andrews had been col- state- .merchant at Aiea. and then took what funds he could with the matter, repeating the after E. C. Peters, attorney for the liq- HOLD RECEPTION .In deciding as to the first claim for lect from his debtors, the Japanese la- ment that Cohen had stated he would uor men, to get them to put up inoney recovery borers, at pay day on the Honolulu protect the liquor dealers In the' Re- of money paid out by the for Andrews Then he rel'ited a con- (Associated Press Cable to The Star.) bankrupt before he began bankruptcy plantation, and turned it substantially publican central committee and that versation he had had with Andrews, ' creditors, support proceedings, the judge says: over in full to his Japanese he would deliver the of the last March, and read his affidavit. Tho SAN FRANCISCO, August 20. Two hundred Honolulans held a recep- thereby defrauding his other creditors Republican party to the liquor dealers ' "It is perfectly obvious that so far affidavit described Andrews as declar- tion at the Hotel Stewart last night. They decided to make the entertain of their just proportion of his assets." association for $2,500. as the bankrupt is concerned this pay- ing that he was In full control of the ment an annual event to take place on August 19. The payments Involved were $500 ment was intended as a preference Republican party here, and could ab- and $630 respectively. The hearing, as intimated in The and was made with the intention of solutely control all nominations for Thompson & Clemons appeared for night, developed new charges .defrauding the other creditors. The Star last the legislature, except In four pre- the trustee and E. C. Peters for the brought the most sensation- 'bankrupt's conduct and statements in and it out cincts. It proceeded to say that An- defendants. had here. The connection with this payment are such al political hearing ever drews had made an offer to Bartlett, HAWAII SHARE suffocating. i .that the court can put little reliance room was filled to for $2,500, to see that the Republican pass- supon his words under oath. In March During the hearing the lie was party did not carry out Joe Cooke's a- brewery or April ho ran up his account with ed between Bartlett of the llege intention to Insert a prohibition and Andrews. Their accounts of an Hackfeld & Company to such an ex COHEN plankin tne Republican platform, and OF MILITIA they had had March, Je MONEY tent that their agent, Mr. Weight, interview last to see that no nominations for the monstrated with him and on the first were totally different. Bartlett had gisiature were made which would bd day of May, upon Salkl's promise to stated that Andrews wanted $2,500 unsatisfactory to Bartlett.' He would "'S&T, (Associated Pres? Cable to The Star.) make large payments on account after from him. lot Bartlett see and aprove them be- you way the coming pay day of plantation la- MAKES "Didn't discuss with me the forehand, said the affidavit. WASHINGTON, D. C., August 20. Out of the appropriation of two mil- borers of the Honolulu Plantation, ad- In which the mortey should be paid," "It might be asked why we did not lion dollars for the national militia there has been apportioned to Hawaii asked Andrews. less $10,000. jacent to Aiea .although believing that he put up tho $2,500," said Bartlett, "un- than he was insolvent at that time, felt that "Absolutely not," was the reply. der such circumstances. The reason August it was politic to nurse him along and "Then your statements are certainly was that we did not believe Mr. An- NEW ORLEANS, 20. Private cablegrams from Nicaragua state allowed some further credit In con- wholly false," was the answer. drews could deliver tho goods." that General Madriz, the holding president, and General Madrlz, the Insur- sideration of such promise. Upon a "I say the same to you, sir," said Questioned by Andrews, Bartlett ad- gent chief, have agreed on peace with Jose Estrada, brother of tho latter, similar promise he obtained further Andrews. mitted that he was working against as President. credit from Peacock & Company on The first affidavit produced was one , ACCUSES RETAIL LIQUOR MEN OF Andrews as a Republican leader. He jMay 1st, both of which promises he referred to elsewhere. It bore the saI( nepuBHcan. An-swo- rn he was a ,oyal FIVE MEN WANTED. Rico is cleaned at this mill. With the failed to carry out. His business was CONSPIRACY WITH DEMOCRATS signatures of C. J. McCarthy, to why ho (rows wanted know had large cleaning capacity they are able in a bad way from iibout January or R. J. Buchly, 'Jack Scully, C. J. O. not Ion aco told tho central corn- - Dondero & Lansing announce In to TO ANDREWS. to handle considerable out-sid- e parti- February of that year, rone dealer after BREAK Neil and C. J. Bartlett. It stated that day's they want five men to mlttco if such a man as tho affidavit Star that cular work wnlcn they guarantee. , withdrawing Cohen, in meeting with them, had another credit, and about Joe described was Its party manager. take the remaining live lots In the the middle of the month of 31 ay, stated last June that Lorrln Andrews, after Andrews here made his statement. corner King & Some entirely now charges were $2,500 would throw Judd Tract, at the of A GOOD INVESTMENT. these promises made to Hackfeld for the sum of Ho said that there was a concerted understood street and Kalakaua avenue. In a It costs but a small amount to keep Company and Peacock & Company, he sprung at tho meeting of the Republi- down Joe Cooke, who was effort, on the part of a certain part of Republicans for Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and paid out $2736 to Japanese, some of can Territorial executive committee to to want the to declare tho liquor element here, and a portion little more than a week nearly all of Diarrhoea Remedy always 011 whom were "his neighbors and others Prohibition, and swing the party safe these fine lots have passed Into the hand, hear Andrews charges, and they were of tho Republican party, which was and is economy In laborers on the nearby Honolulu Plan- ly into line to protect the liquor Inter- aro it tho end. For .1 a not against Andrews. In answering always up for sale, to. get rid of him. hands of home builders, and there sale by all tation, who Tield promissory notes ests. dealers, Benson, Smith & questions about his dealings with An- "For some time I have been devoting only the number indicated left. Who Co., agents for Hawaii. against lilm, all dated in 1907, Later during the meeting Cohen was of them drews, Representative Joe Cohen gave my efforts to force this element out of will get them? drawing questioned about it, and denied It in and, with one exception, not the Republican party where it be- his version of some inside history of toto., Several of tlio men whose names SACHS' SATURDAY SPECIALS. , Interest, and to one "Honolulu creditor, longs," ho said. NEW ARRIVALS, Get to Sachs' one on the secret councils of the liquor men were on the affidavit wero present, and before o'clock Gonsalves & . Company, $100.00, to year, Andrews gave his version of the A few of tho new goods recently re Saturdny and take advantage of their during the early part of the at a suggestion from Chairman Atkin another Honolulu creditor, a Japanese Pro- said he. was ceived at Sachs are advertised In to- specials. Tnere Is Cotton Covert Cloth when they were threatened with a son, John Wise started to hunt up Mc Bartlett interview. He firm, Ide Manjudo, $50.50 and to the day's paper. All are very attractive Silk Net Ail Wool Challles, hibition campaign. In an interview Carthy. surprised at receiving a call from Gloves, Aiea Plantation store, some forty dol- and surprisingly low in price. Every Normandy , after the meeting Cohen supplemented Bartlett) as the call came just at the Laces and otnor attractive exhausting his funds re- Buchly mado the first statement will bring additions to this lars, and so his statements. time when ho had had friction with steamer bargains. on He told of tho alleged draft of Lorrln new stock. ceived from his Japanese debtors Cohen explained that he and the the brewery. A3 attorney general ho compelled to say Andrews for $500, on the Italian Swiss pay day that ho was men In har- had been strong in his disposition to other liquor did not work Jlquor concern, of which Cohen is NEW MILL. 'to "Hackfeld & Company, upon their prosecute IllClf mony, "I made my own - tho brewery for the famous - agent. Buchly said that tne ecu- The K.- Yamamoto Rice Mill is the fight in my own way," ho said. "beer Sunday" Incident, and had pany had agreed to give $5,000 to the largest as well as the finest in the "When plans wero discussed last threatened to take away tho brew- Hawaii fund to fight prohibition, but islands. All machinery Is of the very spring, E. C. Peters, attorney for tho ery's license. "As nearly as I can that it only sent $4,500 here, because latest pattern. Tne famou Tengu liquor dealers, advised them to seek the sum of $500 was left In San Fran- recollect tho conversation.'" he said, Over Half The the support of the Democratic organi- cisco to meet a draft that had been "Mr. Bartlett asked me about reports zation. This I would not do. I cut made from Honolulu by Lorrln An- that tho Republican party was likely Year Gone loose from tho other liquor men and drews, for that sum. to declare for prohibition. He said decided to work on my own hook, and Asked how he knew this, he said that if it did, the liquor Interests would went to tho coast and raised' $5,000 for go over to the other people, which I $4 Shoe a campaign fund. My Idea was that took to menn tho Democratic party. and that the Senate. These Andrews charges the Republican organization should be "I told hint that I expected the Re- a part political conspi- strengthened, by precinct organization, are all of the publican party would not declare for racy engineered by this liquor commit- Will of Yours and that wo could rely upon that party prohibition. I said It should be able tee, at Democratic headquarters with A home for the feet not a to protect us under the present liquor to represent all factions and that if has not boon made yet. Drop the aid of Democrats, They are afraid law. the liquor men would como in and Prison. will have of Andrews as a campaign mannger in the office and wo "Throe thousand dollars of tho money agree to obey tho law, I did not think Wo have them in all loathers "liquor - and hope to win if they can get him it prepared without charge if I raised I gave to the men's' ox- thoy need fear anything. both In high and out of the way. They are afraid of low. we are as Executor. ecutlvo committee, and thoy spent it "Ho then made statements which I named my chances of getting Into tho Senate, Especially good for office men on tho Democratic party and. wanted regarded as a proposition for me to because thoy know that though a liq- and clerks. tho rest. They asked ino what Andrews undertake their campaign He want- uor man I will fight for tho Republican would do, and I expressed tho opinion ed to know how much it cost to carry of the party would doctrine. Thoy think that if they can thathe and the rest a campaign, and I told him that $3,000 pro-se- split tho Re- do the right thing and protect the discredit Andrews and was the sum usually spent. lie want- satis- publican party they can make a De- liquor law. They wero not ed to 'know sum I could Hawaiian Is if for that fied. They said that Andrews was a mocratic sweep. This the real to fight My POWDER 1 undertake handle their moaning of newspaper roast- missionary and a cousin of Thurston. nil this answer was I was not liberty to past that at Absolutely Pure Trust They went over to tho Domocrats and ing of Andrews and .mo during the discuss such a proposition, bolng Manufacturer's spont tho money with them, and aro couple of months, hatching out ho bound to work for tho whole Republi- Tho only baking powder Co., Ltd. still doing so. old plot at which I robollod last spring, can party." mado with Royal Grapo Shoe Co., Ltd., "Now comes the aftermath, In tho before tho ploblsclte. Hero Bartlett questioned Andrews I2S Fort Street. effort to down Andrews as Republican. "It Is a conspiracy of retail saloon-me- n Cream of Tartar e 1051 Fort St., - Honolulu leader and to prevent my gottlng into and Democrats." (Continued on Page Four.) Ho Alum, No Lime Phosphate ' . THE HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1910. TWO

nic Steamship Company ro" 1 Signs Of All Kinds. Scenic rsxgr-- g Work, Decorating, Graining i S Paper Hanging, Etc., Etc. Sierra Schedule Sharp S n HON. LEAVE HON. ARRIVE S. V. UIAVE S. F. ARRIVE 6 26 AUG. 31 SEPT. AUG. 20 1 'AUG. 21 .' SEPT. 27 present, SEPT. lb SEPT. AND MOON. E. O .Falkner, Captain Marlx, Miss C. next summer, following his theatrical lsh metropolis at and will BEPT. 10 OCT. 18 TIDES, SUN OCT. 7 OCT. 12 Schumger, Doctor and Mrs. Ingalls, R. in Europe. Jack said main there until Johnson arrives, OCT. i NOV. 8 Full moon, August 20th, 8:43, a. m. 0CT' 28 NOV. 2 S, Thurston, B. H. Bond, G. W. Colo-ma- would bo nothing doing In when ho will unfold his plans for a OCT. 22 NOV. 2!) that there io NOV. 18 NOV. 23 Doctor and Mrs. White, Miss this country for some time, whereas fight in England or Australia. 'Just pit M. S. Bishop, K. Kaawo, flattering opponent may bo is the last with C. A. Line for Sydney, O. A. Line loaves Shaw, Mrs, J. ho had' a number of offers who his iConnects at Honolulu title-holde- every J. Kamakau, A, J, Falnvoathcr, Mr. from Hugh Mcintosh, promoter, and thing the r can think of, but fionolulu lor Australia Jan. 8. 10 ana . and Mrs. L. H. Cary, D, Makaena, he that If Langford wants a In a wee m uumui. v.. might close a deal with him when ho reiterates Arrives Honolulu iKnleikoa, IS. Kaal, N, up A.QjT 1'. C. P. Miss gets to match all he needs, to dp is to put to 1'. M. It. A. M. M. London. Mutch, Mrs. C, A. Bollou, Mr. and Mrs. Mcintosh Is on lijs way to the Brit suiucient money, , ; . to San Francisco First Class, $65. Rund Sets r RATES from Honolulu 4:33 8:48 5:39 0'27 O. C. Scott, Miss A. Newington, H. F. i 15 12:S0 1.7 05 Family Room, extra. Hill, C. F. Sackwltz, D, Yardbrough, C. Trip, Si io. 9iloo.gfl! twenty-fou- r hours prior to the l.o'Vl. 87 09 II. Llopporb, Reservations ttIII not bo held later than 10 1:17 6 1:B. for in full. advertised sailing time unless tickets are paid . 17 1:53 1,9 1:17 0:18 0:31 5:40.25 2:35 - -- tr- . . I , Exclusive Features of Our A U D I V I 1 1 . 'i F OR G 0 51 I 3 31 SI " FOR PARTICULARS, 18 2:20 2.1 2:02 7:03 5U00tf t1 10 3:00 2.1 2:43 7:50 10:14 5:11 0.24 4:31 REGAL OXFORDS 1 & Co-- ? Ltd, rewer 8 42 10 35 5:01 0 23 TABLE :!0 3.11 2.0 3:22 ltisci TIE Heel Hug Regal Oxfords GENERAL AGENTS. fit snugly at the heel never chafe 21 4 18 1.0 4:02 9:28 11.02 5:110.221 7 37 or cut because they are made on special Oxford lasts. Times ol the tide are taken from STEAM ES TO ARRIVE. Steamship Co the U. S. Coast ana Geodetic Survey Ankle Fit Regal Oxfords fit Canadian-RustraW- Royal Mail Due Name from an tables. The tides at Kahuiul and smoothly and evenly around .he 20 Nippon Maru Yokohama Hilo occur about one hour earlier ankle, whereas ordinary low-cut- s, 23 Tenyo Maru.... San Francisco than at Honolulu. Honolulu standard made high-sho- e lasts, 2G Sierra San Francisco on sag and ninn with the CANADIAN is 10 hours 30 minutes slower above line time 2S Siberia Yokohama gape at the ankle. Qt..m.n nf the KtTrrnon Vancouver, o. - Greenwich time, being that of RAILWAY COMPANY Q. than 29 Korea San Francisco Honolulu and Brlbane. of 157 degrees 30 mlns. ' Custom Instep The patent- calling Kt Victoria, B. C the meridian 31 Francisco N?8. W., and Lurllne San two-pa- p.m., ed, rt FOR VANCOUVER. The time whistle blows at 1:30 i REGALORM AND AU8TRALIA FOR FIJI 13 which is the same as Greenwich Lasts, on which Regal Shoes are T AT? SEPTEMBER TO DEPART. 1i AM A STEAMERS fin- October 0 hours 0 minutes., The sun and made, are removed from the SamaA:::::::: ocImXkura moon are for loco! time for the whole Depart Name For ished Regal Shoes in sections. Calls at Fanning Island. group. August This permits the instep or "waist" $3.50 20 Nippon Maru.... San Francisco of the shoes to be made small and 23 Tenyo Maru Yokohama snug. 2S $4.0G .. -u DOWN VOYAGES. Siberia San Francisco .id ANn , Quarter-size- CALLING AT SUVA, FIJI, " y 29 Korea Yokohama s In addition to Co., jUd., ueu i ouiwmig u xuu 31 Sierra San Francisco the usual half and full sizes, Re-ga- ls $4.50 Theo . Davies & au come in one-quart- er and a three-quart- THE CROW AND THE RAVEN. er sizes in between. $5.00 (Government Vessels.) This double number of fittings (From the Perrln.) Co. U. S. R. C. Thetis, from cruise, July French of insures an exact fit for every foot. Mail Steamship 11. A crow fpund an oyster one day and Pacific Custom Styles Recal Ox U. S. L. H. T. Kukui, from cruise, tried to open the shell with his beak, S. Co. fords reproduce the latest, correct 1 Kaisha S. August 19, long earnestly, Kisen He tried and but he custom styles, found in other ready-to-we- ar Toyo (Merchant dzcis.) not shoes until the following - could not succeed. season. : HONOLULU d Jean Baptiste, French- ,bk., from above Companies C... .1 Lv. earner, of the Leith, August 1 "What are you trying to do, cou- And yet our Regals about cost you no more than ordinary shoes! Ul. Port on or .the HONOLULU FOR S. F. Transit Am. schr,. from San Fran sin?" asked the raven that happened J" LEAVE LEAVE HONOLULU ."-- AUG. 20 cisco, August 3. along, when the crow was about to 23 NIPPON I MARU as Fred J. Wood, Am. schr. from Grays up in TENYO 29 SIBERIA .... auu. give despair. Rcsral Shoe Store J- SEPT. 3 Harbor, August 7. King and Bethel Streets KOREA 13 CHINA "I am trying to open an oyster," MARU SEPT. SEPT. Flaurence Ward, Am. schr. from NIPPON 19 MANCHURIA replied the crow, "but I can't do it." SEPT Midway, August 11 SIBERIA 26 CHIYO MARU "That's a small thing to be puzzled SPTJ SEPT. Danmark. Dan. bk. from Leith Au CHINA ASIA raven, fine 3 OCT. gust l: about," said the "I know a MANCHURIA MONGOLIA .... Wlnkelman. Am., bkt. from way to open it." MARU U OCT. Marv CHIYO '.V.V.OCT.J' 18 TENYO MARU. ' Eureka, August 14 you please, to do OCT. "If tell me how ASIA KOREA opt 31 ..NOV. M. N. S. S. Nevadan, rrom San Fran it," pleaded the crow. Suits and Shirts when cleaned by MONGOLIA 8 NIPPON MARU. MARU .NOV. 0, August 18 "With all my heart," the raven said our French Process retain their ori- TENYO 14 SIBERIA KOREA ..NOV. 19 in a cordial tone. "Take the oyster Pongee ginal freshness. 29 CHINA MARU NOV. .NOV. 20 SERVICE.' in your claws, fly up Into the air, and NIPPON 5 MANCHURIA ... TRANSPORT DEL on Abadie, Prop. 777 SIBERIA U. S. A. T. Logan, at San Francisco. then let It fall this rock here." J. KING U. .S .A. T. Sheridan, from Hono The stupid crow did as the raven lulu for Manila, August 14. had advised. He flew aloft with the INFORMATION APPLY TO FOR FURTHER U. S. A. T. Dlx, from Honolulu for oyster and' dropped it on the stone, CO LTD Manila, August 12. where the shell broke open. Then H. HACKFELD U. S, A. T. Sherman, at Manila the raven swallowed the oyster be- fore the crow could descend. EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS IN HANDSOME GREYS ARRIVED. ' Moral: Givers of advice are often English and American Weaves. Made to your order with Schedule, 1910 Satudday, August 20. interested in the outcome. It Is just Navigation Co.'s and style unequalled. Matron rnlMrl5Pn AND HONOLULU. I. r. s. Mauna Kea, from Hilo, as well never to ask advice from per BETWEEN or. rnn,. Q DIRECT SERVICE a. 111. sons that are artful and selflsh. W. W. AHANA 62 South King Street Rnii fnr San Francisco. from San Francisco Sentomber 6 DEPARTED NAMES.. Arrive t..iiUUl illlC - September 14 Friday, August 19. Wilhelmina There were once children October 4 R. S.' S. Makura, for Colonies, three September 28 Lurllne whose names were ' Elizabeth, Doro- Lurllne October 12 10 p. . ,. October 4 Wilhelmina thy and Theodore. They were bro- Wlinenmiii - from Seattle for Honolulu direct on PASSENGERS. ther and sisters. One day an old S. "HYADES" of this line sails V S. Ocean Tract gentleman 1910. Arrived a friend of their moth lew or about August 25th, AN IDEAL PLACE TO LIVE, Per S. S. Mauna Kea, from Hilo and er'scame to see them and when he way zu. nev. w. u. asked their names ho said: For further particulars apply tc ports, August AGENTS. Westervelt, Rev. W. W. King, Mrs. A. "well, well, so you all have the & COOKS. Artesian Water, High Elevation, Electric Lights, Delightful P.ASTLE LIU.,.." R. Gra same name. Q. Marcalllno, J. Sllva, Miss Climate, Paved Streets, Koko Head Breeze, Sufficient Rainfall, Excel- - - "Oh, no," explained ham, Mrs. Vos Kyamano, Mrs. Ya- Elizabeth, who. lent sou, Level jooi anu iieaiunui, uoou Location, Pure Ma-b- thought American-Hawaiia- n Steamship Co. mane, Master Yaniaue, :drs. J. H. the old gentleman must be Atmospueru. Mr. Tomska, S. K. Pua and two a little dear, "I am Elizabeth, my sis- Tehuantepeo, every sixth K. Ta- - ter Is Dorothy my Our fixed prices are $500 tor corner lots and JJ400 for inside lots, T,r. MPW YORK TO HONOLULU via prisoners ,M. J. Scully, M. Joe, and brother is Wharr, 4lst Street, Lord, J. N. Nagusa, S. She-ba- , Theodore."' size 75ft x 150ft. or 11,250 sq. ft. each. Our terms are $50 cash down, Freight received at all times at the Company's keta, E. J. day. H. P. Beckley, W. II. Wall, W. W. "And those names mean ust the and $10.00 per month on each lot. Call up telephone G59 and make an South Brooklyn. L. Thurs- same thing," gen- appointment with one of our representatives. a Harris, J. A. Richards, A. exnlained the old - Mfill ft rn MIIIMI II I i iij uincu I FROM SEATTLE ANB TMm" ..August ton, Mrs. Thurston, Mrs. Hill, W. T. tleman. "Theodore in Greek means .S. S. Missiourian .August Rawlins, E. M. Ehrhorn, Mrs. E. Pop-pleto- 'gift of God,' Dorothy Is the same Columbian, to sail S. S. E. Take, Miss B. Take, thing with the syllable and Information apply to Miss last first For further L. C. Abies, E. G. Bartlett, Miss the first syllable last. And Eliza- Agents, Honolulu. Mrs. Kaimuki Co., Ltd., & CO., LTD, Land H HACKFELD Tucker, Mrs. A. B. Tucker, Miss M. beth means 'gift of God, in Hebrew. Agent. MAIN, OFFIC BRANCH C P. MORSE, General Freight Cuesta, Mrs. W. R. Coombs, Miss J. But you all seem to be unusually nice OFFICE Mcintosh, C. McLennan, M. E. Cov children. I think you quite deserve KING AND FORT STREETS WAIALAE & KOKO HEAD AVS Y. Ha ington, K. SakI, Ilarada, Mrs. your names." PHONE G59 rada, T. Harada, S. Leith, J. Melnecke, BAGGAGE, BHIPPINO, nm ONION-PACIF- IC Miss E. Meinecke, Miss G. Melnecke, NOUN OR VERB. STORAGE, WOOD, Master Meinecke, Miss Jordan, F. E. A Frenchman on his first visit to Thompson, H. H. Simpson, A. Ahrens; COAL. America wns seen to look with a puz LTD PACKING, A. W. Carter, R. A. Kearns, and son, TRANSFER CO. zled expression the he Mrs. Foss, Chew San, Chew Lang, Y. at liotels that PIANO MOVING MasumI, Mrs. Mnsuml, Miss Takewa, passed In New York. When some FURNITURE AND shrugged 126 KING ST. Miss O. Mltsuda, Miss H. Kutsu, Mas one asked him the reason ho ter Tamura, Y. Tanimoto, Master his shoulders and lifted his hands, mancipation Ahrens, Mrs. A. W. Carter, 3 children palms upward, toward hs chin. two servants, A. C. Wheeler, J. A. ,(Everywhera,1' ho complained, "I and from the work of washday by the use of the Alexander, Mrs. Alexander, C. Toblta, look at the doors of the hotels, and and worries H. Ai, K. Hara, T. Omura, O. Omura, everywhere what Is it that I see? and Coal K. Iseda, J. Oho, G. Mikaml, J. Osawa, Everywhere I see written: 'Ladies en Firewood W. Kawakawa, K. Haga, trance.' In the street is it written, M. Fukaborl, T. Kamlmura, J. Masuda. Y. Kumura, nn the hotel doors and above the Always On Hand i Thori Electric Best Grades T. Shlnagawa, A. Q. Marcalllno, Wm doors. I know that ladles entrance! Kaimama, E. Gibb, W. A. Ramsey, R. me. and all other men. They always Washer and Wringer Burn, I. Nakina, A. Spitzer, Beko Ihi have vlone so, the charming crea- I: C. Short, S. S. Parson, O. J. White tures, but why do you write It on tho Does all the work. Attachable to any electric light socket Concrete Brick, Crushed head, Miss. Whitehead, N. Shinobara hotel doors?" T. Osaki. T. Kumaii, R. D. Mead, A. C, Call at our store and see the 'machine in operation. It speaks Sand Dowsett. NEXT BOUT IN Rock and Booned to oepan. KANGAROO LAND for itself. for San Fran Per O. S. S. Sierra, CHICAGO, Aug. 8. Australia, the csco, Aug. 31 W. J. Lynch, Mr. and r placo where Jack Johnson first sprung it r von Hamm, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mc Mrs. championship limelight, will Latche, Mr. and Mrs.G Chalmers, Miss Into tho Ayers, Miss Ktelllam, Mr. and Mrs, F, probably be thd scene of his next en- anyone heavy- Go. L. Hill, Miss N. B. Winston, Mrs. W, counter with who seoks Hawaiian Electric Co., HustacePeck F. Lucas, Mrs. N, Ward, Miss B weight honors. Tho champion an- The P. Phone 295 fi3 Queen Street Ward, Miss Bryan, Mls3 M. F. Ellis nounced yesterday that in nil probabil Miss O. Burr, L. 0. Attep.,P..q. Jones, ity ho. would head for the Antipodes "13 threes.

Bellevue, where sho will remain until Captain Falls, In the form of a dainty the return of her slstor, Mrs. Gnrceau embroidered handkerchlof. from Europe In the fall. S. F. Chron- Those present were Mrs. Wilbur, Willi icle. Mrs. Williams and Mrs, Turnor of Fort e e Rugcr, Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Pardee Mrs. Frank Preston will prolong her of Fort Shnfter, Mrs. Ward and Mrs.' stay In Santa Barbara another week I'utnittn of Fort do Russey, Mrs. Shee- Special Opportunity as tho guest of Mrs. Isobol Strong nt dy nnd Mrs. Wilcox of the Revenue Montlcello. Last wcek Mr. and Mrs. Cutter Service, Mrs. M. N. Falls, wlfo "During this month only wo oftor tho Preston were tho house' guests of Mrs. of Captain Falls, Mrs. Tlmberluke, following choice Kalmukl residences. By MRS. RIVENBURGH Worthlngton Ames at her Mlramar wife of Captain Tlmberlako of Fort for purchase, upon terms within tho cottage. Mrs. Strong will accompany Ruger, who dropped In after the game; reach of anybody desirous of acquiring Mrs. Preston on her return to San Miss Kathryn Stephens and Mdslle. tho Persian Gardens which is a com ron roses, which occupied ovory avail' a homo. Small cash payment and bal- Francisco. S. F. Dreyfus of Paris, who Is present bination of artistic gems and fascinat- able space and filled tho air with frag' Chronicle. at Installments. Call Mrs. Strong many the house guest Captain ance in monthly ing in the quartette parts. ranee. has warm friends of and Mrs. of two spe- In Honolulu. Is Arthur Marlx, U. S. M. and get particulars these Mr. Arthur Wall and Mr. George The first prize, which was awarded She the dauchter of C, -- they with- airs. R. L. ft cial bargains before are Brown are both well known to Hono- to Mrs. Wilcox, the guest of honor, Stevenson, widow of the ft ft late famous author, Admiral and Mrs. Corwln P. Roes drawn. lulu music lovers, and their voices was a very handsome Clolssonne tea who. some four teen years ago, was quite entertained on Wednesday evening at NO 1: Three bedroom house on were sweet and rich and showed per- pot, while Mrs. C. B. High won tho a piquant little figure on our an elaborately appointed dinner, car llne.Spaclous lanals. Newly pa- CHACUN A SON UOUT. fect practice and training In their ful- second prize, an exquisite cloisonne local thoroughfares, at driving In their beautiful home on . Ualakaha teak-woo- d about a donkey cart present pered and painted throughout. Lot There were perfumes of frail blossoms filment of the roles assigned to them vase upon a pedestal. ed to her by Mr. McLaren from street In honor of Mr. nnd Mrs, Rich- 100 x 225 cbvered with shade and heaped upon a table white, in the cyclo of the "Persian Gardens." The booby prize, a carved white the children's playground In Golden Gate ard ivers who aro prominent In tho fruit trees. Stabble's and servants scintillating rock cry Mrs. Ballou rendered as solos sev- ivory elephant, was carried off by Mr. With silver and Park, San Francisco. Honolulu smart set, and who are soon quarters. In the light eral numbers of Chopin, the A flat ma- Philip Rice. During the ovenlng dell-clou- s VJ stal Mr. and Mrs. Stevenson and her to leao for an extended European two room bunga- pink rose dimly jor Polonaise, G minor Nocturno and refreshments were served at In- tour. NO. 2: Now bed Of soft shaded huo son nnd dnughter, Isobel Strong and preludes being enthusiastically recall- dividual tables, being adorned drawing low. Magnificent view of two oceans radiant in solution, each Lloyd Osbourne, while on their The room was a symphony Till it seemed to me the beauty of the ed. vases of pink roses, consisting of sand- last of lights and palms flowers, adjoining Kalmukl Crater (reserved visit to Honolulu occupied a cottage at and and scene was a delusion. The evening from every standpoint wiches, salad, coffee, ice cream and pale yellow had been selected as as park. Ether one or two lots as Sans Soucl formerly an artistic seaside the was brilliantly successful, as are all cake. i color tone of the dinner table. After desired. resort, afterward purcliased by Mrs. A. Interrupted by my neighbor, as I sip undertakings of Mrs. Ballou, and so an elaborate menu the guests repnired ' Those present nt this very elaborate G. Hawes Sr. WE ALSO OFFER FOR LEASE. ped my fragrant wine ciety ll talking admiringly of tho and enjoyable evening were Mrs. Char for bridge to which the evening was I turned to her to hear her ask, "Is artistic treat offered In Honolulu by les Wilcox, Mr. Rice, ft ft devoted. 3 bedroom furnished bungalow on and Mrs. Arthur Miss Helene Irwin was one of a this your bread or mine," one of Its most popular and charming Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold Glffard, Mr. and Those present nt this very charming tho Kalmukl car line. One 'of tho gay party which came up from Santa Bar- Then we started conversation, and hostesses. Mrs. Percy Benson, Mrs. C. B. Cooper, occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Richard most comfortablo homes In Honolulu. laughter, bara last Monday in Miss Jennlo Croc- music and free ft ft ft Mrs. Ida Newbury, of Los Angeles, Ivers, Mrs. Charles Bryant Cooper, Filling In vacant spaces between Mr. and Mrs. Martin Haenke of Los ker's private car, but she made only n the Miss Helen Ho-bro- Mrs. Ida Newby of Los Angeles, Mr. . Alexander, Miss Helen brief stay In town, returning yesterday courses, followed after. Angeles, who are guests at the Moana Miss Margaret Waterhouso, and Mrs. George Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Miss to Join Mrs. Irwin at the Potter, where Hotel, entertained at a very handsome Eleanor Waterhouse, Miss Alice Roth, Arthur Wilder, Captain Williams of Penelope, Mon- they will remain until September. On I had ouarreled with and dinner for fourteen at the hotel on Miss Nina Adams, Mr. Sam Walker, the U. S. S, Albany nnd Captain Stono Trust placed beside her, day evening. large Tuesday, Miss Irwin, Miss Martha Cal of was not The round table Mr. H. Walker, Mr. Philip Rice, Mr. the U. S. S. Buffalo. And the centerpiece of roses was just was abloom with pink of ole- houn, Mrs. Harold Dillingham and Mrs. Mne gowns on tins wero clusters Harold Rice, Mr. W. and Mr. G. occasion tail enough to hide Roth Baldwin Wood lunched together very Corner Fort and Merchant BtrMta. tall her; anders, with pale pink confection and Isenberg. nt the handsome, and added much to But I hoped that she would notice tho dainty pink electric bulbs surrounding St. Francis. S. F. Chronicle. the ensemble. Tho hostess wns regal vision sitting there centerpiece. place were 4 4 in black lace over Ivory and the The cards Mrs. Marix, wife of Captain Marlx, ft ft ft satin On my left with throat of Ivory and artistic and odd, representing quaint Mrs. Hyde-Smit- h was wearing strands of pearls. U. S. M. 0., entertained three tables on hostess last glinting golden hair. scenes In evening Mrs. Newby wore a dainty confec- oriental water colors. Monday afternoon informally at bridge. at the Bellev.ue to half a dozen friends. S. F. Chronicle. tion of pale pink chiffon in which THE RIGHT WAY. After dinner tho host and hostess Miss Katliryn Stephens the charming her i Penelope is very dark with hair and and their guests attended polo ball beauty was emphasized, and Mrs. C. the young niece of Mrs. Marlx, and Miss ft ft To communicate with tho other eyes of brown at the Moana Hotel, whloh was a very Tho evening beforo B. Cooper was quietly and elegantly Lydia McStocker presided over re- her departure m islands is by she was a "winner" in her delightful the gowned In severe I'll admit appropriate finale to a most freshments. Miss Josephine Pratt Was made the black silk relieved lilac gown. evening. motif a delightful by Persian colors for trimming. WIRELESS. satin Among those present were Princess for basket supper I my attentions though upon Those present on this occasion were Mrs. George was unusually exerted Kawananakoa, Princess Kalaninnnole, nt tho beach at Walklki. The basket Potter my neighbor fair Misses Roberts of Los Angeles, Miss was amply filled with dain- lovely In a creation or cream silk made Mrs. Wlddifleld, Miss Ada Rhodes, delicious In an evening frock of foreign mode Doro'.hy Richardson, Miss Alice Roth, ties from the Alexander Young Empire and Mrs. Ivers wore n robo of Mrs. J. Morton RIggs, Mrs. Hornber Hotel A CLEAN HOUSE AND and quaint exotic air. Miss uyer, Dr. and Mrs. C. B. High, with fresh hot coffee served by cerise net spangled In gold and softly ger, Miss Lydia McStocker and Miss the Mr. Klrkpatrick, Mr. Irwin, Mr. Schae- - Moana. About eighteen were hanging over clinging silk. Kathryn Stephens and Mdslle Dreyfus invited At she softly whispered, "Here's fer, of New York, nephew of Colonel to jolly outing sup Wilder in Ivory last of Paris. this little and after Mrs. Arthur satin a secret, don't you tell!" Schuyler, Mr. Frank Thompson and per, moonlight surfing was indulged In. with delicate pale blue motifs was Pau ka Hana ft ft I informed her I could promise Ishould Mr. Larsen. ft boys who most Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chilllngworth The acted as hosts on this attractive. ARE FAST FRIENDS. keep very well. The hostess was modishly gowned occasion were Messrs. Foster, it on Thursday entertained Mr. and Mrs. Larsen, ft ft ft "Well, Penelope's a darling, and she In a creation of delicate embroidered Ted Cooper, Curtis Hustace, and Duke Dreyfus of New York with a motor Dr. Victor E. Collins entertained at Hotel 8trcot. used to be engaged chiffon, in elaborate, and strikingly Power. Yat Hing Store $ Near Bethel tour throughout tho pineapple fields of a very pretty dinner last evening at "To my handsome college brother till beautiful peacock design, and Miss Ro- We have just received a big lino of Wahiawa and the principal points of ft ft ft the University Club for five. Duchess left him once enraged. was gowned In lavender peau de Lace Curtains, which are being offered she berts interest in that vicinity. Luncheon One of the most favored and feted roses formed a dainty centerpiece In- sole, trimmed with lilac chiffon, while at from fifty cents a pair up. Greatest was enjoyed in one of the cool seclud- - girls on her departure on the Wilhel- - terspersed with sprays of lace maid- "And our hostess was so sorry she her sister was daintily attired in a values for the money ever shown in .ed valleys and Mr. and Mrs. Dreyfus . mlna was MIss Josephine Pratt, the enhair fern with the same scattered had favored so the match; wh.te1 organdie frock elaborately Honolulu. were charmed with the beauties of the champion surf rider of Honolulu, who over the cloth. Pale pink silk shad- sno really thought for both of adorned with a profusion of very fine "For drive. The canneries were also visit- was the cynosure of all eyes, being ed candles were an attractive acquisi- them 'twould be a splendid 'catch.' lace. ed on tlvelr return and all the opera- heavily laden with lels. But the most tion, and the placo cards depicted a VtT. she gave this pretty Miss Alice Roth was very beautiful J. KEJRSHNBR "So dinner" tions incident to the preserving of the beautiful lei of all worn by Miss Pratt floral design In pink. 1 eyes grew very bright in an evening gown of apricot char-mous- e t here her luclous fruit explained, which proved was one presented her by the boys Those for whom this dinner was giv- the lovely secret, both of de sole and Mrs. C. B. High HUTQ TIRE REPAIRING "And here's of great to tho eastern visit of the Outrigger Club. It was an artis en were Mr. and Mrs. J. Lucas, Miss tonight! wore a dainty imported figured Dres interest them are here ors. tic creation of which many a notable Sarah Lucas and Assistant Attorney den grenadine over a drop i handsome leaving our city would feel Justly General Lymer. 1177 Alakea St. mono 411 why they quarreled, of white trimmed tis- I don't know satin with silver proud. Tills lei was made up of red thought they were Insane, sue. Invitations have been Issued for a ft ft ft bridge In honor of Miss Ada and white carnations red and white Mrs. J. J. Dowllng entertained at a "But they're sitting now together and Miss Richardson and Miss Eyer afternoon 60 LTD Rhodes, next Tuesday, Charming being the colors of the club, and at In- very quaint and charming luncheon on SI 6HUN6JW0GK have made It up again!" were modishly attired respectively in the bride-to-b- e of Mr. Williamson, tervals were attached small outrigger Wednesday home Heeia, for My piqued vanity was rurneu anu turquoise blue embroidered chiffon William at her at Mrs. Frederick Damon will canoes, three golf cases nnd sticks, six. The home in itself is an attrac- CHINESB NEWSPAPER felt like a beginner and peach blossom pink crepe de chine, at which preside. tennis raquets and balls and golf balls. tion, surrounded by soaring peaks and PUBLISHING AND And I didn't eat a morsel of the last the dinner party and Its guests In At the end was tied a gold lined loving overlooking sea with the pall rear- JOk PRINTING. part of that dinner. their lovely gowns being the prettiest ft ft ft the B. von fam- cup of heavy silver with an appro- ing jagged pinnacles to tho right. Penelope Is married and I am mar seen in some time at tho Moana. Mr. and Mrs. Damm and ily among week's priate inscription, and showed to some Mrs. Dowllng was a gracious No. 41 Cor. of Bralth and Hotel 8U. ried too are. the arrivnls at hostess to spend the of extent the affection with which this and guests wero very enthusiastic And my little secret I will now The all absorbing topic these weeks Tantalus remainder her here's heights chnrmlng athletic girl Is held by her beauty place Tho impart to you, are the polo games into which a great the summor on the cool of this over the of the famous mountain resort. They are legion of friends nnd companions., house was a bower of palms and ferns Am But I guess I need not give you tins deal of enthusiasm is being displayed. Territorial Board occupying cottage Mr. ft ft ft the luncheon table was adorned piece of sound advice: It would seem as though there were the of and Mrs. and Allan Bottomley which they have The Servico Bridge Club, a conge-nln- l by a centerpiece heaped with sweet of Immigration. "Don't grieve about the old love, when still u suspicion of energy latent hero but oven in midsummer, as evidenced by recently vacated. social organization which meets old fashioned pinks, Interspersed with 40S Stangenwald Bldg. the new ones just as nice! OFFICB: of tournaments and their e e every fortnight, met on Tuesday after- delicate sprays of begonia Pink tulle HONOLULU. the series ELEANOR RIVENBURGH. devotees. There was a polo dance at the Moana noon at the quarters of Mrs. Turner, was also used, and tho place cards ft On Wednesday the third match of Hotel on Saturday ovenlng, given for wife of Lieutenant Turner of Fort lin- were Hawaiian scenes In water colors. event of the week was The social the season was played before a great the visiting and local polo teams by ger. Three tables were occupied, tho Those present at this pretty lunch- given the beautiful pa- the muslcale at array Society people lead- tho hotel management. Considering fourth being cancelled as so many aro eon were Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Davidson M. of who are House homo of Judge and Mrs. S. Mac-farlan- o Empire Chop latial ing the enthusiasm of the games, and the number of young people who aro at present away on their .vacation. of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Walter (Lately Grill.) on Tuesday evening, which as Dow-lin- g. Palace Ballon, a lon,j continuous line of neatly drawn at present out of the city, a very good These tables were placed on the lanai, and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Opp. Empire Theatro. success will remain long in Bethel St. an artistic up automobiles formed almost a semi- attendance was preserit at tho affair which commands an inspiring view of Open Day and Night, Cuisine Unsur- - memory who were fortu- the of those circle round field and some smart gowns seen, especial- tho ocean and landscape scenery, and After a delicious menu, tho gentle- passed. present. the if nate enough to be The day was a perfect of sun- ly on some of the tourists of the after the games, which were unusual- men strolled off to the plantation, " blaze HOURS. chit-cha- BEST MEALS AT ALL The loyely spacious home was shine, and with the canyons and rocky Moana and Young hotels. ly active, delicious refreshments of while the ladies indulged In t thrown open and was a blaze of lights slopes of the surrounding hills as a Kaai's quintette rendered music and sandwiches, snlad and coffee were on the shady lawn. and' palms and American Beam roses background ,and the great national tho evening was most successful. served. ft ft ft G.HBEWER&GO..LTD banked round the grand piano and in Hug floating out majestically In a stiff ft ft The first prjze, a handsome and ar- Miss Ada Rhodes entertained three maid- photograph the alcoves, nestling amid soft breeze arid the n polo Among thoso arriving yesterday tistic framed of Diamond table at bridge on Tuesday afternoon V' enhair ferns. ponies, all alert with their blue and from Honolulu were Mrs. Hyde-Smit- Head in hazy sepia, was awarded to at her pretty homo In Nuuanu Valley y Sugar Factors and Over one hundred guests were pre- gold riders, the gamo was played to a who has been visiting In tho islands Mrs. Sheedy, wife of Lieut. Sheedy of In honor of Princess Kawananakoa. sent and were seated within the ma pretty setting. for some months. Sho was accompa- the Revenue Cutter Servico, and the Commission jestic drawing room and reception hall Tho enthusiasm, too, of the onlook- nied homo by her daughter, Mrs. Ha- second prize fell to Mrs. Falls, wife of (Continued on Pago ?.) which were thrown Into one, and eas- ers was noticeable by the cheering rold Dillingham who will visit with her Merchants ily accommodated tho largo number and tooting of horns and clapping of sister, Mrs. Baldwin Wood, during her of guests. The broad lanals on all hands, especially after each climax, stay in tho city. S. F. Call. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. sides between the columns were flank- and the friends and backers of the ft ft ft E. F. Bishop President ed with palms, and in every sense tho lucky Oahu team aro yet phoning con- General Thomas Barry will leave on 1 evening one of beauty. 1 Geo. H. Robertson was gratulations! August 13th for West Point, where ho EVERYBODY IS! Vice President Manager Tho audience was select and con- Tho automobiles drawn Into line will meet Mrs. Barry and Miss Ellen, W. W. North Treasurer sisted of those who are appreciative along the field represented the smart who went East last week. S. F. Chro- t Richard Ivers Secretary of music In its highest standards, and set of Honolulu, and although many nicle i; J. R. Gait , Auditor their enthusiasm was real and deeply were absent a great many more had ft ft Using: appreciative. put pretty Mrs. 8j Axelrodo with her daughter Now Geo. R. Carter...... Director on their afternoon summer Mrs. Ballou presided at the piano Axelrode, nnd niece, C. H. Cooke Director frocks to attend tho game. A few of Mls"MInnete her during tho ovenlng and was warmly, thoso noticeable on field were Miss Hanah Decker, who have been R. A. Cooke Director the v welcomed in her piano solo work Princess Kawananakoa, Mrs. J. Mor- enjoying a visit of several months In "A years again the which, after of retirement, ton lggs, Miss Ada Rhodes, Mrs. C. Honolulu, aro home after ill fFlu ilfMiinnriw . -tnv. . inuiwivpil, , . mini nffK 1ms tnkon snnli came as a most wonderful surprise to B. High, trip. " ...... mir... L. " I" I CONSOLIDATED SODS WHTEB Miss Alice Roth, Miss Alice They are at tho Axelrode homo 4 her friends, as none of her marvellous Macfarlane, Miss Lady Macfarlane, at Octavla and Sutter streots, where a jump Hint we need more room. Is Absolutely Pure technique or sympathy or poise has Mrs. James Dougherty, Miss Lilian Ro- they will entertain their friends In- been affected. Her touch was mag- bertson, Miss Graco .Robertson, Lieut, formally. S. F. Call. New commodious nre now being remodelled netic, quick and full of color, and her and Mrs. George C. Bowen, Miss Helen ft ft ft ireniises and TELEPHONE 71. expression worthy of her reputation Spalding, Miss Lydia McStocker, Miss Mrs. Baldwin Wood entortained sev- move the middle of August. which was made In tho greater cities Nadlno Center, Mrs. Marlx, Miss Knth-ry- n eral friends nt luncheon nt tho St. we about of the old and now world. Stephens, Llout. Rogers, Bob Pa- Francis yesterday In honor of her sis- Good Display Mrs. Allan White was In good voice ris. ter, Mrs. Harold Dillingham of Hono- and thrilled her listeners in her last e ft ft lulu, who Is a guest at tho Wood resi Visit our store and note the elega-r- i public appearanco In Honolulu. Her Mrs. F. T. P. Waterhouso entertain- dence on Clary street. A number of display of curios, novelties, drawn and voice needs no comment, It having ed at a brldgo evening of seven tables informal dinners and theater parties been trained for grand opera, and Its on Monday evening, In honor of Mrs. have planned In honor of Mrs. Honolulu Gas Company, band embroidered work. been Ltd., sweet and flexible qualities enthralled Charles Wilcox. Tho boautlful draw- Dillingham during hor stay In San the audience. ing room of Mrs. Wntorhouse's homo Francisco. Mrs. Hydo-Smlt- who ac- 1 COHNEK ALAKEA AND JtEUISTAXIA. Mrs. Norton Bobo sang In her rich was olaborately decorated with palms companied her daughtor from tho Is Woman's Exchange full contralto, and the ensemble work nnd a profusion of fragrant Paul Ne- - lands, lias taken apartments at the j THE HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1910.

said further that none of tho lntorosts WHERE 010 THE he represented had paid anything to DAILY AND SEMI-WEEKL- Y. Andrews. Similarly AndrowB stated that the reports that ho had. recolved, ffublished .every afternoon (except Sunday) by the HAWAIIAN Stab cither for the Republican party or for Lots In Fruitvale Newspaper Association. I MONEY himself, any money from Cohen or tho THE STAR ACCEPTS NO LIQUOR ADVERTISEMENTS. If! interests Cohen represented, were ab- sixa RATES: Continued From Pago One.) solutely false. SUBSCRIPTION Waterhouse moved that the commit- Local, per anum rt $ 8.oc ,..,ia as to wietliPF ho nt ulscussilu tee show Its confidence In Androws by One Cent voting to him in office, and King Per M..UHI... Jiow )io should bo jmld, and on An- retain u ray a djc in nnyancc. drews' denial, told ))m hjg ritate seconded. Macfarlane sugested that- it second chum mall matter. t)it .tared at Potf ofico at Honolu HnwttUt , ments were false. would bo a good idea to give the wl11 wnf" 8 ,Mb.crlbera who do not BX their w"er. B'rtX ,favor Andrews told of his work for the liquor men a elinnce to produce tho aoa. they had privately Square Foot kv notifying the Star Office; Teiepnone party, and he called on workerpre-,sd;nt- , affidavits shown. niorof&opd?tii!blicJd Court of the Territory of Hawaii has declared both THE allwUonmignlj4tEi5l AnrtrcSvS Fluid jTctiqh :wi. HAWaWI (Dally) and THE SEMLWEEKLY STAR nw.paper.-- until mkf. " ad. general circulation throughout the Territory of Hawaii, ('suitable for Tho Manoa volley charges didn't ap- kjt a trifle over for home sites of more than . Rpeclaf aspirant for ft nomination., ' verftlslng proceedings, orders, judgment an uccreo nv.,u E..UG.CU pear to be regarded seriously. A let- one acre each, adjoining the celebrated Pukele Territory of Hawaii," Aborting to the statements of all In the Courto of the ter was received from some of tho Homestead in PALOLO VALLEY, ten minutes' THE HAWAIIAN STAR should not be addressed to any ln concerned, the Italian-Swis- s colony of Letters to of the Manoa precinct an- walk from the car line. with the office, but simply to THE HAWAIIAN STAR, California gave $5,000 to tho cam- members 'dividual connected nouncing their Intention to fight An- These lots are adj'oining the beautiful homes of i Departments, according to tenor or purpose, paign fund against the prohibition side or to the Editorial or Business In the primaries. Charltis D. Owen Williams, WilliamA. Rideout, Charles J. in the recent plebiscite. Tho money drews EDITOR Cooper explained the charges at some Schoening, Edward F, Patten and others. The DANIEL LOGAN was given through Joe Cohen, and was length. It appeared that Andrews was rear of these lots extends to the hill slopes, from; to be used by him and a local execu- sathTpay august 20, nno nominated for president of the club which grand views are to be had. Correct soil; tive committee. Only $3000 of the had no opponent. Buffandeau was T " for all kinds of fruit. ".TJ. money reached the local committee. and secretary and Cooper ran ". Let me show you this property. MORE REVENUE NEEDED. This is agreed. tip for against him. Cooper explained that Cohen says that ho decided that the immigration or conservation would be pari of Androws was highly regarded in tho To. abandon cither local committee was using tho money precinct until his present opponents Map in my window, n retrograde policy. Any politician who would support anything of as a Democratic campaign fund, and found he was In alliance with Buffan- the nature of a backward step in any lino of Territorial development, piat he decided therefore fo niak'o his rfwif ' deau, nml they would not stand for purpose of taking advantage of mistaken prejudice own fight and spend the rest In merely or the his BuffiUuleau'B methods. own. way, and that ho did SO. which' he thinks may be coined intd Wih leems nothing but the A protest was made on, the night of Tho liquor meU'8 side story reprobation opposition of every intelligent citizen. of tho the election against Andrews acting as. So and active as given to The Star this morning by 01isis Dcslcy people coming judge, because he was a candidate, An- Tt innv be advisable, nevertheless, for the in the one of their responsible men, Is as ...... i...... lj i. t. ....!...... drews offered to retire and there wus FORT STREET Hin.-iiiv.-- i ..v... follows: elCCtlOll CUnipaign W cunmuirr iiiv.i some disorder, in reply to a question "While Mr. Buchly was Call- - of the present basis ol the immigration aim conservimun ourwra, in Cooper said It was a minute and a half on way not impair their efficiency, but which would admit ol,nua'a spring nis east no before Andrews left the enclosure for Which Would n till Mr. Pnlmn lln.l n nnnforonnn wlfli .. . ,. . ! ap- t.it ...... niutiirfUv...x.---- ., stiiwilliTi judges. C. R. Hemenwny was provision lor ouier puouc services mm mc nw oj tho California wine people, who had unconstitu- pointed in his place MrK King in- something abnormal, if not $1,-C0- 0 for lack of funds. There is expressed their willingness to give terrupted at this point to call atten- WOO on behalf of campaign tional, 1) the scheme enacted by the Legislature of to the fund here. it tion to the fact that Andrews was the indicated was nnally agreed that they Vhe two. services mentioned. This The Star has previously would man who called Hemenway out of the give $5,000. . J - . of a special class of taxpayers for the special crowd and got hjm to act. as being the creation "During HEIN this words, it makes a government withm time, a draft was Finally) Bitlil Cooper, when the elec- benefit of that class. In other belved from In" fdVOl' whole pooylo. Most Honolulu, of L0r. tion Was held, it was found that the rrnvprnment. vet not of the government by the rin $500. Tllld il.o D Andrews, for draft names were not printed on the ballots uwu ..ij.,l.,l :, . undoubtedly it is class legislation mat wouiu nave .n.i.u.i.u Was honored as a Hart 'df the?5,000. It In alphabetical order, but all the Buf- iho nniirta at the outset were it not that the class benefited "paid the. can bo shown by lelfirs that the wine fandeau names were on top. 57 9 . - people honored the draft with un An- freight." It" 35' that Under questioning by Atkinson derstandlng. admitted that this was Impro- Xnw tho nnestion The Star would submit to the consideration of drews "Oh June 10 the com- If made up the is whether a scheme last executive per. He said he had leaders of parties, who Will be framing platforms, mittee had a meeting and discussed ballots he would not have done It that for immigra- cannot be devised whereby the present rate of provision the matter. During the progress of way. The secretary had made them im- VARIETIES for other tion and conservation will be maintained, while funds the meeting Mr. Bucnly joined the up. money, to the prejudice of other members, In a state of excite- In his reply Andrews brought out portant purposes now seriously lacking Contain no benzoate of soda or other artiflcial preservative; may at the same time be ob- ment, bitterly accusing Mr. Cohen of the fact that after the dissatisfaction the Territory's welfare and progress gone Cooper's Look on the label and note guarantee. calling for more taxes bad faith In connection with the five becamo known he had to tained. That this end can be reached without thousand dollars. Almost Immediate- office and esked the latter to take his is proposition not from those now paving the special income tax, a ly after Cohen came in, also excited. place as president of the club, for the New shipment just received. YOUR GROCER LTAS TLTElf. maintain. can be done by merging the special with the 'Let me explain,' he said. sake of harmony. difficult to It meeting were: making of the whole an equitably graduated "Mr. Cohen proceeded to explain to Present at the general income tax and Chairman Atkinson and Committee- placed at one per cent the meeting why only $3,000 of tho ex- t--c measure. Suppose the rate were men King, Watefhouse, Lane, Voeller, income gradmdc ho pected $4,500, which was $5,000 less over 1000 and up. to !000, and then and Macfarlane. Others present were for incomes f than the $500 we understood Lorrln An- me I levy three per cent were reaciieu, or () A. D. Cooper, H. Glade and A. P. Tay until Hetwee""'" -- 00 drews had received, was turned over posed on all paving the existing two income taxes. lor, from the Manoa precinct J. C. Co bo a to the committee. He said that be 5000 many well able to afford it would paying raro hen, Solomon Hanohano, John Kea-loh- md so e ng bttVNctn had given the other $1,500 to 'Kqrrln more than they 'are now taxed on imes nle b A. S. Kaleiopu, F. Fernandez, Pre- x,.. ninvk would be paying siiguu. nss. Andrews, because Andrews was to con pre- Till. :iiiiiii iiiiiii nil I nil. 'i'l"!"1"'ein onii sident Keauhou of the Kakaako " . . ..l...... ' w in nicreiise- trol the Ropublicanpartyandwouldsee- - The aggregate wouio proimm. mu nil cinct club, W. R. Farrlngton. Lorrln 1han now. .. present tax to It that the party had a plank favor- t income Andrews, R. O. Matheson, George P. LLlvj able to the liquor Si. S of wealth in all forms n Bw.hited interests' contention Ilenshall and Colonel Knox. n Am the Browlh in.blo .... for the present law unchanged. the other modes ol taxation in uB..u w income tax and - l.llll!ll,ll ilSSPSS- - "Mr. Buchly at' once questioned Mr. except pernaps in me ....u " THE STEVENS-DURYEA- . be left unchanged - , , ,..,i.i-.- ordinary le- Cohen. He asked him If for that sum Skeeter's Enemy For :.i ....ri:..:..,.f wrninin lor all The Stevens-Durye- a car is one of The All Time iug: ouiint to proviuw Minn itin Lorrln Andrews would throw down Joe o i ....1. ii...... mi ...... mil rim nmuitv irnverninents. "reliability" class. onirienients oi uom mu bbuuuh . .... , .)... in the foremost in the . 111 .,u...ir.., ..v- - Cooke the Republican party and .1. l !1 -- IT g u If. rn o--- llUSlilKU uiiin.., . H.amm-Youn- Company are cheer- Tlie SUllilUUll in mm. ' - - '!' . ll agree to protect tho liquor Von interests. recommending it to their friends, 75 cents conservation and immigration services at mis Cohen stated fully counties. Mouej is needed that Andrews would do points. necessity of more revenue for the so. because they know Its superior absolute for the bu.ld-in- d of the counties for expensive road propositions See what they have to say elsewher,e for ca e )1 c "Immediately on Cohen's leaving the of schoolhouses, for the erection or repair ol jails, in this issue. - room Buchly L: os.ii, ...wi ii,.,..l. fo.- - ininrovenients and adequate mainten- reached ror a piece of paper and wrote down ques- n,,te of fi're deoartnients in towns, etc. For permanent improvements the few Fine Jqb Printing, Stur Office. tions and answers. His writipg was such as rtosteritv will receive benefit of, possibly the Legislature shown to the six men present, and & Co., they signed Benson, Smith Ltd. .. I. 41. IIMH 11. I ... V, each it and swore to It. rr n Ilt-.- l noil'i irOllf.l'MTlllIl .imL JlltllJCUL II.. .II... llll? l..aniiICI. i. 1 1 fij W lllllll ...III.. ..j ...... The document can be produced. FORT AND HOTEL STREETS. "As far as the political side of the li'iiil.-ini-r nnKtf'ritV. matter goes, Cohen's charge ' graduated income tax would be difficult to enact so as that the Perhaps a liquor men are in association with fire. it be unconstitutional, then raise the fiat in- the to! stand judicial If Democrats in untrue. The liquor men come tax and the exemption, which would leave the large taxpayers perempt some time ago formally resolved that TColdi, Asthma Dronchllli ondREEEEE ill' if any worse case than now obtains. One thing is Luni troubles qulikiy lured bvwV little their organiatlon should not enter po- jf must be more revenue provided. ory. There litics unless in Its own defense." Your Credit Is Good" The matter of the affidavits was IfPOWELL'Sl HAWAII COUNTY MUDDLE. brought up last night by Chairman At- kinson, who stated that he had been BALSAM '. connected with I TTnw.iii nnnnlv is in a bad wav. Tt has a scandal shown certain affidavits given per- I and to ih, Hnnolii road, for Avliich appropriations mission to use their contents at the "YOUR CASH WILL DO BETTER" are 1 tilling $59,C00 were made up to a date m July, and there Jwrict meeting, but had not been allowed to ANISEED In Furniture, Wire Mattresses, Iron Beds, Etc., Etc.. f-.- ,y J aggregau; dciwcuu ' have either the documents or copies road bills outstanding wiucn E3 Of all Chemists w'ith some districts entirely out of funds. All this indicates loose of them. Ho said he thought the mat Stores. gf- WIRE BED management. . . . ter such a serious one that the com HONOLULU CO., LTD., ' county might have been in somewhat of the mittee should know of It, and Honolulu city and should Kapiolani Block Cor. King and Alakea. Sts same kind of muddle, only that early in the term of the present board act In some way. tjie rule was made to confine expenditures strictly within the monthly Macfarlane suggested that if the per- allowances for .the respective departments. Even banking one month sons possessing the affidavits were un- upon' previous unexpended balances, without a vote of the board, was willing to produce them, they should disallowed. As a consequence there has been an even distribution of bo given very little consideration. An- - moneys from month to month, the "feast or famine" condition drews, In reply- to Chairman Atkinson, THE ONUV RAZOR AND AUTOMATIC road STROPPCR'COMDINBD IN ONE PIECE. l(aving been thus wholly eliminated with one exception that was denied ever having made any promises Trent Trust Co., when large expenditures from a surplus of funds for special road or offers, Involving either himself or work in one term necessitated a moderate reduction on regular road tho Republican party In an alliance LIMITED. fork for three months the succeeding term. One district road super-Viso- r with the liquor men. He saiS ho has at different times rendered his monthly report showing a wanted to see the affidavits before UNFURNISHED .balance to the good of one cent. This is at least better than a debit making a more complete statement. "I Price. balance, and it shows the benefit of control exercised in the right had two conversations with liquor men Wahlawa, 2 B. R $20.00 of. nlnpo. both which were confidential. Tho Alea, 3 B. R.- - SO. 00

proposed is to , men were Bartlett and Llshman. They Av remedy- for the condition of affairs in Hawaii Kalmukl, 7th., 6 B. R. . . . . 45.00 . . . : i .. I .. .. . I . 1 .. r ., f n til t i i mv nflna n t rllffai-An- f tlmnn iimvo tim cnimtv Apr imieniieo so as to nroviuu ior mu uiccnun ui ui Thurston Avo 4 B. R. . . . 40.00 and asked to have a talk that should supervisor at large. This official would have powers like that of a Kam. IV Road", 4 B. R, . . . 25.00 be confidential. I do not feel that I 'mayor and receive a salary that would enable him to devote his whole Matlock Ave., 2 B. R. . . . 25.00 am yet relieved of the obligation I time to county business. If there is fair assurance that the right kind 3 B. . . . took as a gentleman to regard their Lewers Road, R. 30.00 ,of Would be elected, this proposal is worthy of consideration 2 man Chrlstley Lane, B. R.. 15.00 . government. conversation as confidential. When I jni general principles bearing on efficient county Kalmukl 11th, 2 B. R 32.00 these affidavits, I may. If tha so 2 B. 35.00' chairman thinks that any such obllga- - Kalmukl 9th, R The Advertiser is growing slack in its principal functions. It Mon has been removed by the making Kam. IV Road, 3 B. R.... 25.00 loes not blame the board of supervisors for the washouts of sand on of these, affidavits I can go ahead ana KInau St., 6 B. R 40.00 llVaikiki beach. tell all of the conversation I had. Any Walalae Road, 3 B. R. . . . 25.00. how I can absolutely deny the charges Walplo, 3 B. R 12.00 that have been vaguely described i, armor for Hying men is a French suggestion. Exces- Pneumatic here." SIMPLE AND UNIQUE.) sive inflation will have to, be avoided, else the airman may fall up Both Cohen and Andrews wero quos FOR SALE BY kind puncture a tire on the moon's horn. tlcied by Chairman Atkinson u3 to Trent Trust Go., moijoy transactions between them. ' LIMITED. A noi trust has been discovered at Wailuku, and unless it be Cohen denied absolutely that he had E O. HALL & SON LTD.; . promptly crusneu Jiaui may g msmt inl paid any money to Andrews. Cohen CORNER FORT AND KING STREETS. Tlin HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1910. nvfl Financial and Gommer JBjr X,. I. TIMMON iCckaha Sug. Co 200.00 225.00 Oahu GREAT DOWNPDU ON OFFICERS OF Koloa Sugar Co 100.00 But Sug.-C- o. Declines IE MeBryde .. . G.00 fi.125 Oahu Sugar Co 30.25 30.375 Onomea Sug. Co 17. $75 49slO Later Recovers Vigor WEST COAST OF HAWAII OAHU WHY 01na.S,ugnV Co., 6:025- - - - G.7G - - Paauhdu. ;r pocjup .SJTSjjIw.h,;.,., Tho thp' Mm &,.,;... 140.?o , . .. annual ,meotlng'p( Oithu ,. two Pnla-I'lnnb- 15Q,'f0- Oahu swooped away down on tho shares changed hands at tile same. At Heavy rains are falling over the en At Pahala inches of rain fell Hallway & Land Company wns held" - street yesterday afternoon, but this the close $41 was still bid for more,, tire north, west and southwest sec- last night, tho fall being measured ear-l- y yesterday afternoon. Tho usual re- Popoekeo 150.00 morning part of Its morning. At mes- Mill It 'recovered a lost but holders wore demanding $41.S75. tions of Hawaii island. this tho time the ports Wore passed around and tho Pioneer Co 225.125 228.50 position. The stock Is still weak, how- sage was sent It was still railing very following officers elected for the en- Walalua Ag. Co lid. 60 130. GO Fifty shares Honokaa sold at $18.23 Early 'this morning messages ever, a great defil of It being for sale. wireless heavily. suing year: Wailuku 175.00 ...... Any sign of a disposition to buy seems after which the same was bid for more began to come in, telling about it. Tho At Hutchinson plantation one and a II. F. Dillingham, president; M. P. Waimannlo 220.00 ' to draw out the stock, and the holders but $18.50 was asked. Interest in latest accounts were that it was still .quarter inches had fallen in tho same Hoblnson, 1st II. M. Wninica Mill Co.... 127.50 140.00 appear to be anxious to sell. Honokaa h.as revived considerable raining and that the total fall would time, nnd the rain was still in prog- - von Holt, 2nd F. A. I. I. S. N. Co 122.50 Shortly after yesterday's board meet- since the board meeting on account of be qulto heavy. ress. Schaefer, 3rd t; A. W. Haw. Elec. Co 1G5.00 Van Vnlkonburg, secretary and Audi- " ing 175 shares changed hands at $30.-D- the splendid weather conditions pre- Schaefer and Company received a The downpour not mean much Hon. R. T. Co. com.. 10G.00 t tor; W. F. Dillingham treasurer; C, Then came the deluge, 300 and vailing in north and west Hawaii. wireless from Honokaa stating that for tho plantations in Hon. R. T. Co. pfd... 106.00 Hamakua which H. Atherton, director; .1. A. Oilman', 250 selling at $30 flat. On the Side sales of Interest were 50 AVal-luk- u two inches of rain fell at that place Mutual Co shares derive water from Mott-Smitl- Tel. 14.00 15.00 the big ditches, director; B. A. i, director. board this morning G shares sold at Sugar Company at $185 and $,-00-0 last night and that It was still rain- but In Kau tho benefit lull be enor- O. R. & L. Co 144. CO the old figure of $30.50, after which Walalua bonds at $101.50. At the ing this morning, Honokaa now has mous. It strikes the young cane at Hllo It. R. Co 11.50 25, 9 and 5 shares realized $30.25. At close of tho session $175 was' bid for the water from the Lower Hamakua just tho moment when it Is In neeu of Hon. B. & M. Co.... 21.75 21.875 - STOCK the close $30,25 was bid for the stock AValluku' but none camo out. Dl,tch, but tho rain, Delng evenly dis- boosting, and as the soil down there EXCHANGE Haw. Pine. Co 32.00 ' on an even F' pd 3S . but none was offered. . , Pwa wis "eel, shares tributed in such quantities over the holds water, the Tarijong Rub. 00 ...... the benefit will stand 10.30 A. M. After-10- ' " Tnn Jong Onomea came in, foi' 'some attention,' changing hands at $33.025i estate, will be of inestimable value for a long time. ' ' : Rub. ass.... 33.00 Pahang Sugar 13 00 ftM 50 shares selling at $48 and ward $33.50 was bid and $33.75 asked. to tho growing cane. ftepdrts of the big rain having Co. ... 17.00 25 change Dividends August 20 Haw. Ag. Co., Cal. Ref. Co. 6s 99.75 fj $48.25. After that $47,875 was On the board Hutchinson n. at Kuikuihaele and Paatihau have also spread around town, now interest $1.00 share bid and, $49 asked. The revival of in- ed hands at $17.25 on the strength of Hamakua Ditch 6s.. 104.00 had their share of the downpour. Was immediately revived in the stocks Between Boards 100 Onomea Co., terest in Onomea is due to the mark--e- d the good rain news. At the close $17 - Haw. Ir. Co 102.25 103.00 From Hamakua the rain extended all of plantations on that side of the isl- $48.00; 50 Orlomea $48.00; 100 Haw. recovery of Onomea at the close of was bid but holders were demanding Haw. Com. Co. 6s.... 105.00 the way down' the west side of the and, the Hutchinson coming in for Im C. & S. Co. S11.00: 40 Hon. B. & M. season and the excellent prospects $17.50. Hllo R. R. 1901 0s... 100.00 100.25 the plantations In the latter district. mediate attention. Co., $21,875; 10 Onomea $48.25; 120 for next year. Also on the board 20 Hawaiian Agri- Hllo R. R. Ex 6s 98.00 Hnw. Elec. Co., $175.00; 175 Oahu Su Hawaiian Commercial was about on cultural sold at $22j and 5 at $222.50. Honokaa 6s 103.00 10S.SO gar Co., $30.50; $4000 Waialua Ag. 5s the old basis, although strong at tho At the close $221.60 was bid and $224 PAPERS FILED YESTERDAY. WORLD'S SUGAR. Hon. R. T. Co. 6s.. 106.00 & Gray give $101.50; 50 aiiuku $185.00; 250 Oahu quotations. Between boards 100 shares asked. Hawaiian Agricultural is also Sera N. Sherman to Wong Chee, Willett the following as Kauai R. R. 6s 100.25 tho visible supply of sugar on Suga,r Co. 30.00; 300 Oahu Sugar Co. $41, on the board 50 and 5 in iti6 present rain area on Hawaii. c. m. Ausust Kohala Ditch Cs 100. 2G sold at and $30.00; 50 Honokaa $18,375. F, E. Thompson, Tr, to Laura V. MeBryde Co. Cs. 98.00 98.75 Total stock of Europe and America, Session Sales 50 Haw. C. & S. Co., Riley, deed. Mutual Tel: Co 101.50 journey to coast on the T. 1,864,197 tons against 1,880,830 tons $41.00; G Oahu Sugar Co., $30.50; 50 their the Laura V. Riley and husband to H. O. R. & L. Co. 5s 102.25 TnniMDnniM K. "K. last year at the same uneven dates. Haw. C. & S. Co., $41.00; 5 Haw. C. iuiddmu liner. Waterhouse Tr. Co. Ltd., mtg. Oahu Sugar 5s 101.25 According to a wireless received last K. Yamamoto to Yokohama Specie The decrease of stock Is 22.C39 tons, & S. Co., $41.00; 50 Ewa $33.G25; 25 a Qlaa Sugar 6s 94.25 nirruu iuiiiuiiiiuh night from the Tenyo Maru, she will Band Ltd., c. m. against decrease of 59,090 last week. Oahu Sugar Co., $30.25; 9 Oahu Su- Total stocks together Pacific Mill Gs 101.75 be off port early on Monday morning, Manuel Andrade and wife et. al to and afloats gar Co., $30.2of $17.0.0, show a visible supply of 2,048,197 tons, Pioneer Mill 6s 101.50 TENYQ yOlDKY A number of prominent people, Include H. F. Lewis, Tr , deed. 10 Oahu Sugar Co., $30.25;' 10 Oahu Cum-ming- against 2.11C83G ton last year, or a Walalua Ag. Co 101.00 ing the general manager of the steam- - George S. Wells to Parker E. s Sugar Co., $30.25; 30 Oahu Sugar Co. nl., par decrease of C8.G39 tons. ship comiifiny are on board the Ten- - et release. $30.25; 5 Oahu Sugar Co. $30.25; 20 & uomvany, agents William C. Cummlngs and wife et, Haw. Ag. Co., $220.00; 5 Ag. Co. mciaeiu ioruie yo jarUi THE 1911 CHAt.-R- S. Haw. al to Eva M. Belser, deed. Nippon Maru, received no wireless Garage $222.50. A. H. Dondero et. al., to J. S Aze-ved- The Associated presents in Sugar 4.425c advices relative to the hour of her ar- -' this issue a description of the new Stock. Bid. Asked. tomorrow from Yokohama. It ,Ir, deed. rival 1911 Chnlmers-Dotrol- t car, "a triumph C. Brewer & Co $400.00 $ Beets, 14s, 10 will FRANK BREWER TO Lusitnna Bent. Sony of II, to A. V. l2d is believed that the liner arrive in initiative rather than imitation." Haw. Ag. Co 221.50 221.00 port early in tho morning and will Peters, release. oft Kwong Sing Readers ofthe Star are familiar with Haw. Sugar Co 41.00 43.00 probably be dispatched for San Fran- Kwong Sing Tong to Tong Hop Kee. b. s. the triumphs of the Chalmers In the Honomu 150.00 170.00 Henry Waierhouse Co, cisco at five o'clock in the afternoon Tiri BE SUGAR PLANTER W. F. Ilellbron .to von Hamm-Youn- g famous Glidden tour and other tests; Honokaa 18.25 IS. 50 tons o , as she has only a few hundred Co. Ltd c. m. andthedescriptlon referred to will give Haiku Sugar Co 149.00 Members Honolulu Stock and Bona A number freight for Honolulu. oj A. H. Dondero et. al. , Joe Ollveira an accurate idea of the fine points of Hutchinson 17.00 17.0 Exchange. McC. of lay over passengers will continue Frank Brewer, the well and wife, deed. this remarkable vehicle. Kahuki Plant 15.00 FORT AND MERCHANT STS. known Boston-Honolul- u family, ar Joe Ollveira and wife to Everisto ' rived in the Mongolia on his way to mtg. , NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Dotta, Maul where he will take a position R. G Ross and wife to Mutl Bldg & with the Wailuku Sugar Company. He MEETING NOTICE. Loan Socy of H. Ltd., mtg. is a pop of Will. Brqwer, the man who Sarah White by Atty to Hip Wo Wal Introduced polo into California, and A meeting of the 8th Precinct, 4lh Co,, lease. Is a grandson of the original Charles J. F. Humberg to Geo .Rodlek, p. a, District, Republican Club will be held Brewer; of Boston and Honolulu. San Antonio ha'l on Monday even- at It may be a matter of Interest that ANOTHER DEATH ing August 22, 1910 7:30 o'clock for at both Frank Brewer and his father !N DOWER FAMILY the purpose of harmonllng the club. were born at Makawao, Maul, so that I By order of the 2nd Vice President. young brewer, although away nmny While cleaning 'lie of the second The 1911 Chalmers JAS. T. CAREY, years and identified with California in story wiiidov.s at folanl school yes Secretary. most respects. Is, In going to Wailuku, tr.',n riff ornn.-ii- l hViiIlPI. lJ'iV'er. f practically returning "home." nine year old son of the late Capt A Triumph Of Initiative Rather Than Imitation I NOTICE. John Power, fell to the ground, a dis- DIVIDEND TODAY. tance of at least twenty-fiv- e feet, re- EWA PLANTATION COMPANY. Hawallan Agricultural Company to- ceding injuries that resulted in his The stock books of the Ewa Planta- day paid a dividend of $1 a share, or death at the Queen's hospital an hour In length of wheel base, type to trans- tion Company will be closed a total of $12,000. later. of motor, suspension and price, 1911 Chalmers "30" fers Monday, August 22nd, 1910, at 12 This is tho death in the Dower third the CHALMERS 1911 remains I'OWKIt. Chalmers factory but copied o'clock noon, to Wednesday, August THURSTON IN TOWN. fomilv In .months. Mrs by others shown on tho dash the last three the same. In point of refine- More power Is delivered to - 31st, 1910, inclusive. any oth- by tho Hull's- Kyo Sight L. A. Thurston, acting manager of Dower died on May 23, Eddie Dower ment, finish and luxury it is the rear wheels than Gauge. CHARLES H. ATHERTON, er car of 'Its size proved by the Hilo Railway, in the on May 28 and Francis Dower yester much advanced thus giving winning the Olldden tour and w k coiirci. Company. arrived fiia Treasurer, Ewa Plantation day. Two brothers and a sister sur- many races with strictly stock The famous Chalmers by Maunn Kea this morning from Hawaii. more than ever before, for the -2 Honolulu, August 20, 1910. cars. adding 2 Inches drop Ho will probably return there next vive him. same price. Proved by every CVMXDKHS. frame Is simply Improved are adopting it Tuesday. Funeral services were held from test, practical and theoretical, Tho Kn Bloc mode or cylin- while others der easting adapted by tho for tho first tlmo. fcilva's undertaking parlors at two o'- the CHALMERS Car today re- Chalmers with gasoline mani- IIHAKI'S. Dance for the Benefit fold Integral remains tho Fine Job Printing, Star Office. clock this afternoon. mains the WORTHIEST car success. Tho brakes always good same with envied are Improved. of tho ' built in America, for a moder- XOISHI.HSS. ate price. The motor prlnclplo un- STAMIAKD TIlANfilllSSIOY. changed but tho valve springs Three speeds forward and In the manufacture of auto- aro now encased and noise- one reverse selectlvo type, KaahumanuSociety less. All tho motor manufac- sliding gear. Now stylo foot mobiles, BRAIN POWER tured, not assembled, In accelerator pedal. AT K. P. HALL counts for more than HORSE Chalmers factory. I.UXUIIV. dhivi;. Evening, August POWER. Designed by' one of Direct shaft, with two uni- Saturday 20 Chalmers comfort has al- running In the greatest of automobile en- ways luxury Is versal Joints oil. 7:30 o'clock. Shades been known CI.HTCII. Porch bo added. All gineers, 1911 CHALMERS, all that could the tops aro specially mudo and Tlronzo nnd steol multiple detail for detail, Is the result of fitted In tho Chatmers fuctory. disc. ' 4 Make another room of your trimmings far-sight- ed The upholstery and WIIF.F.I.S'. Initiative, and exec- All 50 Cents porch. You need VUDOR are of tho finest. door Thirty-fou- r by Admission get utive ability to the extent that handles, locks, etc.. are mas- four Indie. PORCH SHADES to the sive and beautiful. All models Ft MS 1 1. most out of your porch. To the CHALMERS HAS NEVER are Riven tho samo number of Now straight line body Y make it spot whore you, can COPIED COMPETITORS, while coats of fine paint and varnish deepor seats, finer nnish BY A UTHOKIT a as tho flvo and six thousand wood trimmings of black wal- rest or work on tho hottest THEY HAVE ALL COPIED dollar cars. nut nil handles. mouldings, ' etc.. shapely Sealed Tenders will bo recoived at days outdoors, yet free from THE CHALMERS. nmnii.n ioxitio.v. and massive hlgti-prlce- d, hlgh-grad- Hlchelioti Illuo gray gear to fore-sig- Tho samo o the office of the City and County Clerk tho glare and heat of tho sun. As a marked tribute double ignition systom and wheels, or cream gear You can do this with Vudor in construction, the with llosch magneto and and wheels. until Monday, August 29, 1910, at 7:30 "rad-Icall- y Solid cloar running boards you to the CHALMERS will not be Heinz coll always on tho p. m., for furnishing tho City and Shades; can add "practically Chalmers, but more protected with concealed supports, larg- changed" .or simplified. er doors. as per house another room, cool and a 1911, as so many and Notlco how Battery County with Electric Apparatus new car" for others aro following our lo boxes taken from shady, wliere you may enjoy running boards th specification on file in said office. of Its competitors are. To be of two years ago. and placed every refreshing breeze in se- sure will be changes, but I.UIIIUCATIO.V. tonueau door away D. KALAUOKALANI, JR., there from tampering and Injury cluded comfort. these are simply along advanced Chalmers constant level Largo sizo punin and tool City and County Clerk. efficiency splash system designed In box, easily accessible. Another good feature about lines of refinement, 5ts Aug. 20, 22, 23, 24, 25. and luxury. them, is tho peculiar fact that Many of the principles initiat- those sitting on the porch can ed by CHALMER'S BRAINS RESOLUTION passersby cannot ago be- ' see out but two and three years are f. o. b. No. 350. see in. ing adopted by competitors for Price, $1500 Detroit by Board of Su In 1911, but Be it Resolved the VUDOR PORCH SHADES are the FIRST TIME TOURING CAR AND We will have all our allotment pervlsors of City and County of here again the CHALMERS fully the just tho thing for inclosing ROADSTER equipped at factory with: Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, that the leads because In the CHALM- ..Top (Chalmers), sneclal alass rorcneB that are used as out ERS these principles are proved,. front, magneto, of SEVEN HUNDRED AND FOR SEMI-TORPED- O PONY new design sum sleeping or living Prest-o-LU- udor door Because of these things, and !?,mp8' e . $1600 tank, horn, TY DOLLARS ($740.00) bo and the besides these things, the 1911 TONNEAU ... t n rnan a ... - tit. " same Is- hereby appropriated from the CHALMERS will give added COUPE 2400 f00t rallBi t,re h0,der8( b General Fund of tho said City and grace of line, beauty of finish LIMOUSINE 3000 carriers, tools and pump. County of Honolulu for the full pay 6 ft. ft. $6.75, and luxury In equipment at the 4 ft. $3.50, $4.75, 8 price. (Licensed under Selden Patent.) ment of account known as "HONO same u . LULU JAIL IMPROVEMENTS." Introduced by Supervisor Andrew E 10 ft. $9.00 as Cox. Dated August 2, 1910, ASSOCIATED GARAGE. LIMITED. Approved this 18th day of August A. D. 1910. Hopp & Co., JOSEPH J. FERN, J. Ltd. Dealers In Motor Cars Mayor, OP QUALITY. 185 KING ST. lOts Aug. 18, 19, 20, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26( TIJE nOUSE 27, 29.

Am r - nnmo erased and bis own engraved. nlnko matters Interesting for Miss Sut AMUSEMENTS. A Tonic Free from It was last January, when Ketchel ton or Miss Hotchklss. was at the holght of his pugilistic The entries for tho State champion- - career, that the belt was lost. Ketchel ship tournament will close on tho 22d New Orpheum Alcohol BY JAMES W. W. BREWSTER. was spending about In bis new touring of this month, with Dr. Sumner Hardy SPORTS car nnd enjoying tho glare of the nt 40G Sutter street. Tho contestants (Phono aoo.) night lncandescents, so when he hint-- must all have their names In at that TONIGHT! TONIGHT. ed tnat the belt was somewhere about time, ns no entries will bo considered High-Clas- s Vaudovlllo of Nine Num POLO GAME T the St. Francis hotel his theory was after the 22d. All matches In the pre-- 1 b0ra and 01 doubted. Gus Hartman was asked by llmlnary rounds will consist of tho Ketchel to seek the whereabouts of the best two out of three sets. jCasino Musical Comedy Co., belt, nnd tho senator engaged a corps Simpson Slnsabaugh and Duncan BE CLOSE scream. PHDMSES 10 of sieuths, but to no avail. Southern California will leave for Salt in Anoiuer Lake In tho near future, a) participate YANKEE LIGH.TWEIGT In the Utah championship tournament. "The Schemers" SATURDAY MATINEE. citing gamo AFTER FOREIGN HONORS They are thought to have a good When umpire Lieutenant Hanson that will be played bo Reserved Seats 25c Are you pale, weak, easily tired, blows bis whlstlo at Monnalua this tween tho teams that are keen but chance of returning with tho title. NEW YORK, August 11. Ad. Wol- - BUNYEA and GIDEON and do you lack nerve power? nftcrnoon, tho spectators who will friendly rivals ny winnnK the preliminaries to tho Sar-sap- gast, lightweight champion, ono MAUDE ROCKWELL, Ask your doctor if Ayer's ai probably bo present In large numbers In uddltlon to the gamo being an the of xinttonnl championship doubles tourna-ou-r topnotch fighters, Is planning a HARRIS McQUIRE illa would not be good for will neo no doubt one of tho best polo lntor-lslan- d event it also savors of a ment( Trow Hendrlck and Thomas England In CARLTON CHASE you. He knows, and will ad- games played hero In many years. family contest, ns brother arc matched trip to the fall. Tom Jones, Bundy of Los Angeles gained the right Knuai and Maul for ono hour not against brothers. manager of woigast, says tnat mere to challenge Hackett and Alexander, HARRY GARRITY vise you wisely. Not a drop of HARRY STUART including rests, will strugglo for Harold Rico plays "on tho Maul team, Is no money to be made now out of, present national champions alcohol in this medicine. It tho for the LAUREL ATKINS honors on tho polo Held, and Judging while his brothers Charley, Arthur fighters in this country, and that on titi The match will bo nlaved on puis red corpuscles into the from the past performances of both and Philip with Mallna compose tho that account he Is thinking seriously OLGA STECH the courts at Newport on the 22d of FRANK BLAIR blood, gives steady, even power teams It Is almost Impossible to pick Kauai team. of making the trip abroad with Woi this month. It is thought that tho THE CASINO FOUR. to the nerves ; and all without the winner. Frank and Harry Baldwin and Dave gast. Hugh Mcintosh may clinch a southern California players have a composed of players Fleming are tho of VILMAS1ECH .. stimulation. Make no mistake. Both teams are other members the bout between Woigast and Battling good chance of retiming with the title. game start to Maul team G'.ADYS CLIFTON Take only those medicines the who know tho from Nelson, to be fought In England. Hackett and Alexander have 'perhaps finish, and with the excellent horses The gamo will bo started at three ETHEL HAINES best doctors endorse. Ask your seen their best days on the courts as ABBOT that both teams have at their disposal o'clock sharp, tho .regulation olg'Jit RITA own doctor. LIFE OF LEAGUE a team, and the experts aro An Orchestra cents. It will certainly bo the best team that periods of seven and one-hal- f minutes southern Seat for 25 ns present PRICES: will win. being played with half time of ten DEPENDS ON LAW apparently at their best tho 15C 250 50J Talk about town seems to favor the minutes at the end of the fourth time. Ayer's Sarsaparilla UTICA, N. Y., August 7. "Unless Maul lour, although there are a largo period. number of enthusiasts who feel con- - After the game afternoon tea will Sunday baseball is permitted in the Pre.. I hy Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Uwell, Mll U. S. A. fident that tho three Rico brother and be served by a committee or ladles in New York state league It Is extremely Molina will take the honors. the grass house on the Ewa side of the doubtful wnetner the lengue will con COMING EVENTS largest crowd of the series is grounds to which tinue season," said Presi- The all tho spectators after this t- Jf'rntornnl Meetings ex- - 0 9 f expected today on account of tho are cordially invited. H. following - dent John Farrell, a meet t- Honolulu Athletic Park HONOLULU LODGE NO. 616, ing of the league representatives this BASEBALL. afternoon. B. P. O. ELKS. WASEDA'S PLAY In three easy sets from W. Merrfl Hall August 20 St. Louis vs. N. G. TOMORROW, The meeting was called by President Meet8 In their ball on King Street LAST GAME of Brooklyn. Tho match was witness- - H.; Military vs. Punahou. Farrell to consider the agitation - evening. Visit- ed by lhe largest gallery of the tnur-Wased- a August 27 N. G. H. vs. Punak- near Fort, every Friday Tlie last baseball game with the ngalnst Sunday games in the state. ing Brothers are cordially Invited to University team ns an nttrac- - niment at the Omaha Field Club oou; St. Louis vs. Marines. "The leagne," said ; 1 courts- - C G President Farrell, - - Attend. tlon, will be played at Athletic park TIlc scor was 0, 1. September 3 Military vs. Ma- C 1- now costing $4,000 a month. To tomorrow afternoon - HaU was clearly outclassed by is rlnes; St. Louis vs. Punahou. JAMES D. DOUGHERTY, E. R. Westerner, go on with this season's schedule, Tlin Mnrines will bo thn team that tllc September fi Punahou vs. Ma- - GEO. T. KLUEGEL, Secretary. Anderson of Brooklyn which will close September 17th, will, f will endeavor to take tho last gamo and Hayes f rlnes; N. G. H. vs. Military. crack players from the land of Chicago won the clay court tennis without Sunday games, cost the league Harmony Lodoe, No. 3, I. O. O. F. from tho TENNIS. nr ..innnn .championship in doubles, beating at least $25,000. But the members of every Monday evening at 7: JO August. . E. O. Hall cup tour- - Meets A exne'eted Lo"S. San Francisco, and Scribner of the league have decided to give the f bin crowd are to be on (Singles.) Visit- 3 ci C G namont in Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort St. lintnl PRimclnllv .Tnnaiipse. to bp thnlr i nmna' 2G 61, 2, 3. people the promised schedule. How, f V GOLF. ing brothers cordially Invited to at- countrymen play their last exhibition The Vrcit, tournament is the first ever, the league canot exist without on Hawaiian soil. clay court national championship and Sunday baseball and without it no August 21 Two ball foursome ADMISSION 75C., 50c, 25c. tend. lreclll(les Every game tho Wasedas have the playing of a challenge games can be had after the close of f Country Club. H. E. McCOY, N. O. - played in they have shown themselves i"nnd. the session. It Is therefore up to the f August 28 Foursome, Hono- E. R. HENDRY, Sec. to be good players, good sportsmen A meeting last night of the tennis baseball loving people to see that Sun lulu Golf Club. Box Plan lor season tickets at and gentlemen and the many friends players of the country decided to or day baseball games are permitted an POLO. Chambers Drug Co. gnnlze HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO., LTD. made here In Hawaii sincerely hope the American Association of other year." August 20 Kauai vs. Maul. Steam Euglues, SugaT Mills, Boilers, that they will come again in the not Clay Court Tennis Players, and tho August 24 Maul vs. Cavalry. Iron, Brass and Lead Cast- far distant future to play another ser- - now organization starts with more 27 vs Maui. Coolers, CALIFORNIA TENNIS August Oahu ings, Machinery of every Description ies of games with tho best teams that man lOO charter members. Promo, Hawaii can produce. tlon of clay court is the object CHAMPIONSHIP NEWS Park Theater Mado to Order. Particular Attention tennis Aloha Waseda, Banzai Waseda. nnd the success of the Omaha tourna Paid to Ship's Blacksmlthlng. Job SAN FRANCISCO, August 12. The Fine Job Printing, Star Office. CONNIE MARINA ment has given Impetus to the move Australia's Own Comedian Work Executed on Short Notice tour BIG LEAGUE RESULTS. ment to .arange a permanent meeting annual state championship tennis MISS ALMA LYNDON. place, clay Yesterday's games In the big main- lor the court tournament. nament will be played this year on From the Rickard Circuit Gat & flossman land leagues resulted as follows: the courts of the University of Call BANVARD & FRANKLIN CATCHER WILL TURN PITCHER 3.uX(!0..Li(l. STATIONERS AND American New York G, St. Louis fornla. This was decided during the Acrobatic Sketch Team RICHARD D. STROSS, SELLERS. 0; Washington 10, Cleveland 0; Phila NEW YORK, August 8 Roger week at a meeting of the Pacific States BOOK , Greatest Cornet delphia G.Chlcagol: Boston 4, De bresnahan, catcher and manager o Lawn Tennis Association. The dates Soloist . Office. troit, 2. and Marine MISS ETHEL MAY Merchant Street near Post the St. Louis National League base have been set for the 4th, 25th, 2Gth Fire f From tho Keith' Circuit. 'Rational Pittsburg S, Boston 6; ball team, was quoted today bv his and 27th of this month. For some Insurance Agencies Cincinnati 3, Now York 9; Chicago friends as thinking seriously of going weeks past there has been consider Admission Sc, 10c, 15c. 5, Brookyln'3; St. Louis 1, Philadel- hack to pitching, If things fall to able speculation as to where the event phia 3. break Co. Liver LID better for his staff of twirlers. would be contested. The courts of Royal Insurance of I Bresnahali broke into the game 1D1 as tho Peninsula Hotel were first spoken pool. VS. N. G. H. pitcher for Washington, and It was Empire Theater ST. LOUIS of, then the Park courts and those of London Assurance Corpora' Hi at Baltimore that McGraw turned him HOTEL STREET DIRECTORS. PUNAHOU VS MILITARY, OFFICERS and into a catcher. the California Tennis Club were sug tion. I BALDWIN President Bresna-schedule- gested H. P. Two good games of baseball aro nlJ' last week In Brooklyn, d Co m mercialUnion Assurance J, B. CASTLE 1st. Vice-Preside- for this afternoon at tho lla" startled the fans by stepping into Just why the courts at Berkeley THE DESMONDS ALEXANDER. 2nd Co. of London. W. M. league grounds, tho teams that will the box at a critical moment. were decided upon is hard to under J. E. Vice-Preside- Scottish Union and National THOMPSON J. R. GALT 3rd play being the Saints and Guards and stand. It was perhaps because of the Secretary Edinburgh, A V E. E. PAXTON Puns vs. all Military. INTERNATIONAL BOAT fact that the California Club courts Insurance Co. of GREAT SKETCH TEAM. WATERHOUSE Treasurer J. Judging from the talk among the RACES TODAY. could not accommodate many spec .tledonian Insurance Co. of 2 CHANGES A R. CASTLE Director WEEK 2 W. fans, the Saints and Puns are picked tators, and as an admission is to bo Edinburgh. J. GUILD Director LONDON, August G. Two of to win. the charged for the matches the Berkeley C. H. ATHERTON Director British challengers for the Interna- - Upper Insurance All four teams will have strone lino Rhine -. Acting Auditor courts were the best available, Admission 15C, ioc, 5- G. G. KINNEY ups, the players having been picked tlollal cul belonging respectively to Co., (Marine). Du,ie would oe FACTORS with the Idea of making tho games ns i tbo of Westminster, and Daniel There, little need for the SUGAR closo and exciting as possible. "anbury. Were shipped to New York Increased accommodations were It not rOJUUSSlON VKUUliANTS The first game between tho Saints,011 th" steamship Mlnuetonka, which for the fact that Miss Slay Sutton and BUY THE GREAT Novelty Theater t(K,a'- AND and Guards will bo started at one- - sal'e1 - Miss Hazel Hbtchkiss will undoubted Cor. Nuuanu and Pauahi Sts. ,,oth INSUUANOH AGENTS. thlrtv sbari). tho Punahou-Milltar- v are hydroplanes, the Duke of ly meet again in this tournament. Miss Westminster's boat having an "WHITE FROST" AGENTS FOR I gamo being scheduled for three thirty. engine Hotchklss will be back from her CLARENCE TISDALE i-- of During its trials a Northwestern trip by that time and Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Com- The Refrigerator Without a Fault. The Greatest Australian OAHU JUNIOR GAMES bhort time ago It was sunk. With Mr. Miss Sutton has expressed her inten Tenor. pany. entry, Specialty Adapted to the Needs ot TOMORROW MORNING. ,Ilanuurys tho Selgorella, it tion of being on hand to defend her WISE AND MILTON Sugar Company. I Haiku will carry the colors of tho Motor Hawaiian Waseda-Marln- o i title. This match is tho that the Islands. Pala PlantaUon. On account of the yacht Club of Great best Singing, Dancing and Comedy Artists Biitlan could be arranged on the local courts Maul Agricultural Company. baseball gamo being played tomorrow. Tho raco will be run Aucust 20th and It is expected that a record break and Hawaiian Sugar Company. afternoon nt Athletic park, tho two over tho Larchmont Yacht Club ing will Kahuku Plantation Company. scheduled games In the Oaliu Junior course. crowd be in attendance. Coyne Furniture Co., Ltd., LATEST MOTION PICTURES Though accommodations Kabulul Railroad Company. league will be played tomorrow morn- tho at Berkeley aro quite spacious the Young Building rialeakala Ranch Company. ing at the usual time and place. DIAMOND BELT FOUND AT LAST. com' Drink game will be between the mlttee in charge of the tournament Honolua Ranch. Tha first MAY'S OLD KONA COFFEE. C. C. nnd the Asahls, the sec- SAN FRANCISCO, August 12 Stan evidently anticipates a large gathering McBryde Sugar Company. A. Jrs. Best in the Market. ond between tho Mu Hocks and Pala- - ley Ketchel's famous diamond belt, and It Is the present intention to en. Kauai Railway Co. HENRY MAY & mns. which was lost about eight months large the grandstand to twice Its pres- CO. Phone 22. ago, has been found. While Herbert ent capacity. This means that some HALL CUP PLAY Spencer, a bellboy at the St. Francis 4000 or 5000 spectators can be com Matting DURING SEPTEMBER. hotel, was spending SEE THE' a quiet Sunday fortably seated. A week ago It seemed WE INVITE INSPECTION OF morning OUR GOODS Grabowsky Truck Hie opening tennis matches in the rearranging the odd bags and that there would be little Interest In grips in the baggage year, and Matting Honolulu Power Wagon Co. tournament for tho E. O. Hnll and Son room he ran the state championship this but across a well worn case likely will W. M. Minton, Mgr. cup will probably bo started on tho containing tho at present It seems that it Tuesday after Lnbor Day. much prized relic. He Immediately bo the best tournament held for some Rugs K. FUKURODA reported the find to Thomas Keating, years. Not only will Miss Hotchklss Local players who aro going to enter Hotel near Nnuanu. Honolula tbo Initial tournament for the hand- the superintendent of service of the and May Sutton add to the attraction, We are especially well stock- hbtel, In some trophy, are looking forward with und less than half an hour but Mrs. B.' O. Bruce, who was Miss ed with Japanese and Chlneso much interest to tho piny that Is open a wire had been sent to tho middle Ethel Sutton, will also be on hand. To to every tennis player of tho city re- weight champion, advising him that win her way Into tho challenge round Matting and Sweet Violet Forcegrowth gardless of club. his prize had been located. Miss Hotchklss will undoubtedly have 5 CHINESE MATTING RUGS. BUTTER WILL DO IT. From what can be learned each ten- Keachel's diamond belt has had a to defeat Mrs. Bruce. nis club will hold elimination matches long nnd Interesting history. It origin The men's events should also prove C. Q. YEE nOP & CO. TEL. 251 will represent In plain and twisted patterns. to pick the players who ally adorned tho waist line of Harry interesting. Claude Ruthlin, tho cham In opening matches of got now the club the Maynnrd ,an oldtlmo lightweight, pion Mexico, expressed In Better some matting -- : - who of has his W-- - tbo tournament. to further his claims to the champion tention of participating. He Is instead of turning the old. The The club having the least numbor at ship had the belt present In SCHOOL BOOKS of playors will enter tho unassslgned made for himself. Southern California, and improvement will be great and The diamond studded symbol of might will como here immediately upon the Pencils, Paper playe.'s to represent them in the re- the cost won't be much. and all School gular matches for tho cup. iness brought no luck to Maynard conclusion of the tournaments there, Supplies. The committee consisting of Messrs. however, and he "hocked" It. Slnco Melville Long will also be back In time IBUY A. B. & Stcore, Castle, Nowoll and Thompson that tlmo various prize fighters have for the tournnment, and George Janes ARLEIGH CO., LTD. will meet next week to arruigo handi- redeemed It and held It as their own, will be among tho contestants. Ward C Hotel, opp. Union. caps nnd other details for tho tourna- It Is said that In the last 15 years It Dawson, tho present junior champion ment which will probably last at least has been locked away In tho safe of of Southern California, Is just entering a week. every pawnshop In tho city. Stanford University, and will try for Y. WO SING CO. Y. Yoshikawa James Coffroth saved It at tho tlmo tho title. Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, Etc. ICS King Street, opp. Young Building. LONG WINS CLAY of the fire. Lator it came Into Luke Mrs. Ethel Coultor, tho'woman chan Lewers & Cooke Ltd. California Butter, 40c lb.; Cooking COURT HONORS.' Marlsch's possession, who turned It plon of Honolulu, is at present at Con Butter 350 lb.; Fresh Dried Fruits. over to the Michigan lion when the torvllle, whore she Is proparlng for the 118G-118- 8 Nuuanu Street. Good, new blcyciea $25; second hand, OMAHA, August 0. Melville H. Long of San Frnnolsco is the llrat lattor won the middle weight chain tournament. She Is considered tho 177 S. King St. Telephone Main 238. Box 1)52 tar kind, cheap. Tricycles for sale. clay court tennis champion of tho Uni- - plonshlp. Ketchel took tho treasure best playor over developed In the Is, Motorcycles repaired and retired. tod States, having won tho title today to a goldsmith nnd hnd Maynard's lands, and It Is thought that she might Fino Job Printing, Star Office. THE HAWAIIAN STAIl, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1910. BEVBN

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informal luncheon at the St. Francis lay drying in tho sun while here and and Mrs. Arthur Marlx, U. S. M. C, yesterday In honor of Mrs. Harold Dil- there In the sand sat Httlo groups ot Mr. and Mrs. Carl Widemann, Mr. and pACliECO, lingham. S. F. Call. "spoony" dolls In bathing suits, with Mrs. Dreyfus of Los Angeles, Mr. and Travelers' Society baby The smaller dolls held by Japanese Mrs. J. Morton Riggs, Mdslle Dreyfus (Continued from Page 3.) The very, very latest according to doll nurses, and little brown Hawaiian of Paris, Miss Ireno Dickson, Miss Ada tho code of the elite both on the main- dolls frolicking on tho beach. The Rhodes, Mrs. Gussio Schmidt, Miss The lanais and drawing room where land and abroad, Is the dinner or meeting of the beach and table" cloth Margaret Mclntyre, Mr. Harry Simp- the games were played were a bower bridge ring which Is being made tho was concealed by masses of illma and son, Mr. Frank Thompson and Colonel of stately palms and house plants, with motif of many Hutterings of the femi- maile leis. Parker. a profusion of scarlet carnations being nine world and is the guerdon for the courses even, As- predominating color tones a The were suggestive, of the American Bankers the and "boys" of any sentiment which they vivid against a green the olives being served in hallowed sociation are practically certifi- distinct contrast may feel either or gratitude for past ed cheques made payable to background. out cucumbers representing canoes, TROOPS FIGHT favors or other purely unselfish mo s, ones order, for a fixed amount Miss Rhodes is famous In society for some of which even had sails, and oth-er- tives toward their friends and hostess- on face, in cur- outrigger contrivances. The Ices named the the her graclousness and hospitality and es. rency of the country. the afternoon passed delightfully for were another novel feature, the choco- This emblem of friendship this sea- CHEQUES are ac- all present Dainty late ice cream being served in tiny THE FDRESTiFIRES THESE refreshments of son, has assumed the form of a cepted without question by Rail- sandwiches, salad, Ices earthenware flower pots, and In the cen "Nothing and cake were small-fluge- Doing" r ring, which is worn on the road and Steamship Cos,. Ho- served at individual tables amidst the ter of the chocolate cream, stood a sin- right hand, undiminished by any other 20. tels, Bankers and Shops. palms on the lanai with slender vases gle spray of scarlet Ixora blooms. The WASHINGTON, August Fivo does not apply to form of jewelry. Tho plain gold band troops bearing sprays of red carnations on maraschlro fruit was served In orange additional companies of regular which is carefully fitted to "one" par- PACHECO'S DANDRUFF KILLER each table. shells In the top ot which stood sprigs have been ordered out to help the civil ticular finger Is surmounted by a orange leaves and volunteers fight rapid- The prize for each table was ' of real and blossoms. authorities There's "something doing" from tho a round of oval stone, surrounded by very handsomely embroidered hand- After a most delicious and elaborate ly spreading forest fires In the Glacier moment you commence to use It. It smaller ones. A matrix for the center, kerchief and these were won by Mrs. menu the guests motored to the Out- Park, Blackfoot and Flathead reserva- acts quickly. If your scalp is in an OF with tiny sparks of those gems whose regu- HAWAII Marlx. wife of Captain Marlx, U. S. M. rigger club and in big canoes enjoyed tions. Tho war department announced abnormal condition it will soon first letters spell some pet name or late it and bring back to a healthy 1 C, Mrs. J. Morton Riggs and Mrs. surfing during the entire afternoon. that It would furnish all posslblo aid it Capital and surplus ?l,000,000 sentiment Is the most favored this sea- Those present at this delightful and to the forest rangers in trying to stop condition. Harold Giffard. son. Those present at this bridge after- original luncheon and surfing party the fires. Sold ty all druggists and at Pa- - noon were Princess Kawananakoa, were Misses Nora Dee, Marion Dee, More Troops Called For. checo's Barber Shop. Plione 232. Princess Kalanlanaole, Mrs. Arthur Mrs. Moore, who has been visiting Mildred Grace, Lady Turner, Gwen-doll- n PORTLAND, Oregon, August 20. her .Taklns, Constance Simpson, El- ESTABLISHED IN 1830. Marlx, Mrs. Harold Giffard, Mrs. J. sister Mrs. J. N. Bell in Honolulu Forest fires are spreading In southern Morton Riggs, Mrs, Frederick Damon, during the absence of her daughter, len Dwlght, Slla Pratt and Josephliib Oregon and In Washington. More Mrs. James Dougherty, Mrs. Gussle. Miss itay Bell, has been having a de Pratt, the charming young hostess. troops have been called for by the gov CO. Schmidt, Miss Irene Dickson, Mrs. C. Hghtful summer with her relatives and AAA eminent rangers. It Is believed that k BISHOP Chlliingworth, Wood friends In He F. Mrs. C. B. and Seattle and Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Case Deering without additional help the which was LlMl'IEDmi Miss Alice Macfarlane. formerly her can not conquer the llames until home. Mrs. entertained at an elaborately appoint- Honolulu, T. H. . e t - Moore, however, is so charmed with ed dinner on Sunday evening for a co timber worth many millions is destroy- BANKEBS Among the recent arrivals in Hono island life, and has made such a num-- . terie of their friends. ed. lulu are Mr. and Miss Harris of her of warm SHIPPING - ND COMMISSION MHR Harris friends here that she has A A a Several' rangers and campers are New York city who arrived in the S. decided to return and CHANT8. Commercial and Travellers' make her homo Miss Mary Johnson entertained at hemmed In by the fires, and they may S. Mongolia and expect to spend the permanently in Honolulu with sis- SUGAR FACTORS and GENERAL IN- Letter of Credit issued on the her a -- very elaborate poi supper on Mon- lose their lives unless they are rescued remainder of the late summer and fall ter Mrs. J. N. Bell and Ray SURANCE AGENTS. Bank of, California and The Lon- Miss Bell day evening In honor of Miss Marian Immediately. in these Islands. They have engaged at 1259 Lunalilo street don Joint Stock Bank, Limited, where they are and Miss Nora Dee. The affair was Fire in Yellowstone. representing apartments at the Pleasanton, and will now located. Ewa Plantation Co. London. given next door to Miss Johnson's pre- Oregon, August visit the volcano before returning to A A KLAMATH FALLS, Waialua Agricultural Co., Lt4. Correspondent for the Amer- sent residence, which was formerly 19. fires are raging nt Crater their home In the great metropolis. Princess Kawananakoa entertained Forest Kohala Sugar Co. ican Express Company, and on her sanatorium and now occupied by Lako and In' Yellowstono National a Thursday evening at a charming lit- Walmea Sugar Mill Co. Cook Son. ' Mrs. Casey. Tho. ft Mr. Sydney F. Hoben well known tle dinner at the Alexander Young Park. Apokaa Sugar Co., Ltd. The house was very prettily decorat- Fulton e Interest alloweS on term and piano virtuoso, has been enjoying a cafe afterwards with her guests re- Iron Works St. Loula. ed In green, lanais being JURY COMPLETED IN Centrifugals. BaTlnga Bank Deposits. delightful tour of the other islands pairing to the roof garden to attend red and the Wcstons In with hanging baskets and NEIL BROWNE CASE Babcock & Wilcox Sonera. since his departure from Honolulu ,ln the dance. Those whom tho Princess banked palms, and the Interior adorned with i Green's Fuel Economizer. July At HHo a concert was given un- entertained were Mrs. Charles CHICAGO, August 20. Tho jury in a profusion of red carnations and Matson Navigation Co. der the patronage of the Elks' club and Miss Margaret Mclntyre, the case of the against Leo Neil palms and maile. Made portieres State New England Mutual Life Imu Mr. Hoben was entertained by Mr. and Colonel Sam Parker, Mr. Harry Simp- Browne, who is accused in connection son hung In the doorways and all tho chan- Ance Company ot BoBton. Mrs. George Richardson, and Mr. and and Mr. Henry Roth. with big bribery scandal which deliers were twined with tho same fra- the Aetna Insurance Co. Mrs. Arthur Mason at their ranch, e a came to light winter, was com- B green last National Fire Insurance Co. si k Mrs. Wight en- Not a little grant trailers. n Puekea, and and Miss of excitement has been pleted today. Citizen's Insurance Co. (HarUorfi Green-ban- caused in tertained at a buffet supper at the younger set by the re- During the supper the soft strains Fire Insurance Co.) turn to which all of the leading peo- of the Misses Nora and Marion of music played by a Hawaiian quin- MORE CHOLERA. - The London Assuraow corpora- ple of Kohala were invited. Dee, who have come from their home tet were very delightful, and every tion. Honolulu in San ROME, August 20. During the past Mr. Hoben is at present the house Francisco to spend their sum dainty appropriate for the occasion mer con- twenty-fou- r nineteen now cases guest of Mr. Paetow and expects to vacation in Honolulu, their old was In evidence. The table was hours cl reported. return to Honolulu the latter part of home, where they boast a legion of verted Into a bed of green ferns and of cholera have been Thero K. N. & K. twelvo In tho same FIRE INSURANCE Issue this month. friends. From the moment of their ar- fruits forming an attractive center- have been deaths o f Credit rival to their departure piece. At each place red carnation length of time. Letters every day and ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY OF, Letters, received by local friends of evening will have yielded leis were attached to the name cards and Traveler's some enter- LONDON. Checks available Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Howard, who are tainment In their honor, and their which were humorous verses well ap- SAILORS SELECT THEIR COLORS. now enjoying a world tour, report popularity will have been even plied, and these leis were worn about NTW YORK UNDERWRITERS more ANNAPOLIS, Md., August 12. The throughout the these Honolulans on July 29 at Co- than ever assured. the shoulders during the feast. AGENCY. 1910 foot ball coaching staff of the world. & Cable logne, having come down the Rhine After a luxurious repast the guests PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON INr AAA United States Naval Academy has transfers at lowest the day previous between mountains The prettiest luncheon of the week, repaired to tho lanal where dancing SURANCE COMPANY. been selected. Lieut. Frank D. Ber- & & & & & and rolling hills of vivid green and and without a doubt the most unlqtto was Indulged In till a lato hour by rates rien, head coach, will bo assisted by precipices hanging out oyer the beau nnu characteristic ever given by any all present. These were Miss Marian B. F, Dillingham Co,, Wheatin of Yale, and the remainder of Jht Lit tiful river, where ancient historic cas- member ofthe younger set in Honolulu, Deo, Miss Nora Deo, Miss Rosle Her the staff are former Navy players. General Agents for Hawaii. tles tower on high commanding an ex- was tne elaborately appointed affair bert, Miss Myrtle Schuman, Miss Mil They are Lieut. Byron Long, end and Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Building. Ban K pansive view of the river, and, whose given on Saturday afternoon by Miss dred Grace, Miss Josephine Pratt, Miss Specie quarterback in 1899 and 1900; Douglas THeMolw gardens built on embankments of daz- Josephine Pratt, in honor of tho Miss- Lucl'le Lucas, Miss Emma Smith, Mrs. LIMITED I j. Howard, end and captain in 1905; zling colored flowers and lawns and es Nora and Marion Dee, who are at Hjorth, Mrs. Jelllngs, Miss Jellings, (Paid Up) Yen 24.C30.000 Jonas Ingram, fullback, 1900, and Geo. Capital benches under spreading trees form present on a visit to the Islnnds. Mrs. Krause, Miss Sexton, Capt. John Yen 16,250,000 L. Meyer, guard and captain last sea- Reserve Fund the most picturesque environments of The luncheon was given at tho homo son of tho Wllhelmlna, Mr. Dee, Mr. YOKOHAMA. son. HEAD OFFICE, those parts. of Miss Pratt In Nuuanu Valley and B. Sumner, Mrs. Frederick Bailey, buys ana receives for A A was bewilderlngly de- For The bank pretty In every Mr. Chas. Lucas, Mr. Paul Schmidt, Sale ARMY PLAYERS exchange, issues Among arrivals in the Mongolia tail. Tho ronm lnnnlu collection bills of the drawlnc nnl Mr. William Schuman, Mr. Henry Ma CAN'T TALK BACK Drafts and Letters of Credit, and who are being enthusiastically wel- were decorated with tall palms and goou, Mr. Charles Davis and Mr. Latti transacts a general banking business. comed by society are Dr. and Mrs. H. hanging baskets of maidenhair fern, AAA PORT TOWNSEND, Wash., Aug. 8 Very desirable homo Corner Pen-an- The Bank recelveB Local Deposits V. Murray and Mrs. Ciyiha, Mrs. Mur- with American Beauty roses inters- Colonel Sam Parker was tho genial Because players of tho Sixty-thir- d sacoia Klnau Streets. Your Office beposlts for fixed pe- ray's mother, on account of whose 111 persed. Here the guests gathered and host of a very enjoyable excursion and Company, Coast Artillery Corps, base- - and Head cl'lc of two Properties.. Call at our riods. health Dr. and Mrs. Murray left for Indulged In all the gossip so dear to luncheon to Pearl Harbor on Thursday ball team at Fort Worden yesterday , ago. o you to Local Deposits 325 and upwards for the mainland about two months young peoplo till luncheon was an- afternoon. The party of twenty-tw- disputed an umpire's decisions and office nnd wc will take out sco delightful one year at rate of 4 per annum. Mrs. Murray has had a most nounced, and every guest on approach- boarded the steam launch Kulamanu conflicted with commands of post off- them. Head Office Deposits Yen 25 and trip and has accompanied her mother ing the dining room was taken aback II at nine a. ra., enjoying a delightful icers, the team was put In tho guard- very much impiovad In health. by exquisite house for reprimands. Baseball under upwards for one-ha- lf year, one year,! who is the beauty of tho table. trip In tho cool of tho morning to two years or three years at rate of A In the center of the table, on a Colonel Parker's peninsula homo. military auspices frequently offers un- The Price is Right per annum. Miss Helen Kimball left during the snowy damask cover was a large oval A little later the party went over to usual features and tho outcome of to- past week for the other Islands for a mirror, representing the sea, round Ford's Island, where bathing was in- day's gamo between the Sixty-thir- d Particulars to be obtained on and Terms can be. few weeks visit with friends. While which on a framework, which had been dulged in till the hour approached for and One Hundred and Eighth compa- on Kauai, Miss Kimball will be the constructed especially for the occasion luncheon, when they returned to the nies was but an incident of sharp con- Arranged Honolulu Office Corner Merchant bouse guest of Mr. and Mrs. Francis was heaped a beach of real sand, in homo of the host and were entertained flicts between teams struggling for an find Bethel streets. P. O. Box 168. Gay, and Mr. and Mrs. Rice, miniature duplicate of the beach at at n most delicious luncheon which artillery district pennant.' Colonel YTJ AKAT, Manager. A A A Walklkl. was lavish to a degree. Tho party Garland N. Whistler, commanding tho Miss Helene Irwin was hostess at an Here, growing at random were spent part of tho afternoon In bridge, district, insists that tho military teams palms, by single visiting tho must play ball In as orderly a mnuner OHIO CLOTHES CLEANING CO. represented returning at sundown and MISS HAZEL BUCKLAND. sprays oftho umbrella plant, with sev- wreck boforo disembarking at tho pier. as they bohavo as soldlors obey orders Berotanla Street, Near Fort. eral small outrigger canoes drawn up Thoso presont who partook of Col. and abide by decisions w'Miout com- Bishop Trust Co.,, and press suit ot clothes We clean In their shade. In one cornor, truo to Parker's hospitality on this occasion plaint. every week at fl.50 a month, payable "Will open a Juvenile Dancing Class Limited picture, one outrigger canoe lay on woro Prince and Princess Kalanlana- in advance. Ladles clothes cleaned in Odd Follows Hall. Soptembor 2nd, the over which a small fish not ole, Princess Kawananakoa, Captain Fine Job Printing, Office. and pressed. Work guaranteed. at 3.30 p. m. Ballroom and fancy step the sand Stur 924 BETHEL STREET . dancing...... 1 uraiiT . THE HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1910.

NEW AOVER7 ISEMENTR, Classified "Ads" 'r- Shoe Pago Una Co 1'ngo ------Benson, Smith & Co Pngo LOST, ''lenders for Elee. Apparatus . Pago Woolen Suitings Dividend Warrant No A707 dated uwn plantation Co Pago August 15, 1010 drawn uy wniaiua Associated (Jarago Pago The Hank or pct- Agricultural Co., Ltd., on stu - iih msti ucl, ciub....Pago 5 THE LAW of Hawaii, Ltd., payable to the order J. H0pp & Co Pago 5 in .Copenhagen, Brown, Tan WJsterJa and Greys, All in Suit or Skirt Payment or i IS. A. Douthltt for $15. a. B. Arlolgh & Co Pago lengths. mild Warrant has been stopped. 'Trench Laundry Page The appraisers of ' EMHROIRDERED with Ulvldent Warrant No. A. 47G dated B. V. Ehlers & Co : . . .Pago 8 the estate of tho SWISS FLOUCINGS bands to match. 1910, by Walalua Agri- N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Pago 8 lato Charles F. Hart have sent In their Some exquisite designs are shown hero. .luly IB, drawn Co.... ' of report to tho first circuit court, from cultural Co.. Ltd., on The Hunk Oondoro & Lansing Pngo 9 ORIENTAL REPP A now fabric for Coat Suits Comos In whlto payable to the order of J. O. Lutted p"Se 10 ; Kohala. The report gave quite n anil all thowkhtonSble colors, 35c. ." ''JVM. Tevnpletoft'. 'for $9.00. Payment Schuinan Carriage Co .'Pflge j shook to Clork Slmonton when ho It ' NEMO GORSETS New styles to suit all figures. This corset Is Ut said Warrant has been stopped. Von Hamm-Youn- g Co Pago 12 opened It, but not so much of a shock i g as noted for Its comfort, - HlTRieiuT Warrant No. Ku'.iio dated V6n llamm-Youn- Co Pago 13 the appraisers will receive when July 30, 1910 drawn by Ewa Plantation h. Hackfold & Co Pago 13 they learn of tholr mistake In naming LACE CURTAINS direct from tho Eastern mills in Arabian and Co. on The Bank of Hawaii, Limited .ucChesney Coffee Co Pago 13 appraisers' fees. They charged alto-- white with plain net centers and richly designed borders. Splendid IHtyabie to the order or Ella F. Oaborn j preii ia. waldrou Pago 13 gether $700 for five days' work. There nlue, $2.25, 52.75 and $3.75 per pair. I is a statute allowing them $5 per day for $12.00. Payment of said warrant Townsond Undertaking Co... Pago 1G E. C. Evcrly. BROAD CLOTH for Evening Capes, an extra fine quality with a iiAB stopped. Hawaiian 1G each, so they will get list $75. lairs. been News Co Page silk finish Comes In Old Rose, Fawn, Grey. Tho ostato Is valued $5G7,3G1.31, Green, Blue and ' Brown OachslTinuI Answers to at THE WEATHER. most of It being on Hawaii. The mill, CHIFFON CLOTH In Black, Whlto, Pink, Old Rose, Navy, Re- Hamo Caruso. Howard $10 for return TFEEIi well, 'nevor folt better; ' etc., aro valued at $100,000. A valua- seda, Copenhagen and Light Blue. to City Transfer Co. 1 thanks for your attontion and a. Local Office, U. S. Weather Bureau, tion of $100,000 is placed upon 1,670 TAPESTRY COUCH COVERS In Green and Brown effects $3.25 - WANTED. Honolulu, T. II., August 20, 1910. acres of cane land. Among the other "I will bo glad to do nil I can In tho to $5.00 Ve want you to try a shave with large Items growing crops, sugar aro way of advancing tho salo of your val- PILLOW TOPS We are showing a pretty now lino of Plllow our razors that are sharpened on a Temperature, G a. m.; 8 a. m.; 10 In store and In transit. uable medicine Tops In addition to the many other artistic showings of our Art A new composition hone. The edge Is a. m.; and morning minimum: Tho appraisers are H. H. Ronton, "I do think Pnruna tho best mcdlclno Mi the keenest and there Is no blotch-ines- s 71; 78; SO S2; 73. A. LIdgate and John T. Molr. Their I havo tried at any timo. . Barometot roaoing. Absolute- hum- ov smarting afterwards. Jeffs, report is quite a lengthy and elaborate "Since I began taking Peruna wo Bethel street. idity (grains per cubic foot; relallvo one. For five days' work they charge havo never been without it. humidity and dew point at 8 a. m.: value bought for cash. $150 for Renton and $275 each for "I really bcllovo that every woman In Anything of 9.9S, 7.502; 73: G9. Address or Call 1117 Fort Street, Molr and Lidgate. The two latter tho world ought to have Peruna on Sachs' Dry Goods Co. Cor. Fort & Beret. Sts. Opp. Fire Sta. Wind, velocity unu direction at G probably had to do a good deal of tra- band all tho tlmo; for if sho gets tired, DRAMATIC. a. m.; S a. m.; 10 a. in.; and noon: veling to see the property. The sta- Peruna refreshes her; If she gota nerv- MARIE KENNY, Uramanc Studio from 3SI3, 12E; 12NE; 10NE. tute absolutely limits appraisers' fees ous, it soothes her; it despondent, it 175 Deretanla. Prac- cheers and invigorates. San Francisco, Rainfall auns zt hours ending 8 f. to $5 per day each. tical private course. Act-lu- m. trace. "It is a constant friend to tho nursing Elocution, Monologues, Vaude- Total wind movement during Z mother, both for herself and for her ville, Danclne, Reading. Grace Cul- hour ended at noon, 187 miles. child, and finally when old ago comes ture. Phone 3J. WM. r.. STOCKMAN, GftRTHY ON on, no mcdlclno on earth is of greater efllcacy to tho woman. jCLOTHlNG Section Director. Perfect Cleanliness MEN'S "Surely, Peruna is tho woman's in every department. Clothing on credit $1.00 a friend." Mrts. E. O. Eveiu.y, 2103 Men's IN A week. Suit given at once. Francis NEWS NUTSHELL FOR THE SENATOR Franklin St., Philadelphia, Pa. Levy, Outfitting Co., Sachs Bldg., Fort Stronger Than for Years. That Give Condensed Pure Milk and Cream Street. Paragraph! Newt of the Day, Mrs. Carollno Simdbelmer, Olarks, from ubsolutely benlthy co'ws. WANTED TO BUY Senator C. J. McCarthy this morning Louisiana, writes: ONE TWO EIGHT ONE. fooling quite now. can said: "My attention was called at 8 "I am well I Old books, magazines, Hawaiian management again am stronger exchangee. The' of Haleiwa Hotel work and than I itamps and curios. Books will o'clock last night to the statement in havo been for years, and I do believe Btrtsrt, entertain tho guests, at a ball The Pond Dairy - Weedon Curio Bazaar. Fort tonight. a city paper that I might be a candi that Peruna saved my life. I will ad- Phone 890 abore PauahL can to your medicine." The City and County of Honolulu date for the office of county treasurer. vise all I take BUY AND SELL. - advertises for tenders for Electric iiP Thatany such report should have been Man-a-ll- n an Ideal Laxative. Diamonds and jewelry bought, sold paratus. Ehlers aro in stiirted ls a 'nrise to me, inasmuch and exchanged. Bargain In musical receipt of a swell line IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE of new changeable many i as I have time without number FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, TERRI- Instruments. J. Carlo, Fort St. silk veils in stated pretty colors. If I TORY OF HAWAII. AT CHA- that ran for any office at all this MBERSIN DIVORCE. For the best snine in the city, call November It would be for the Senate, Francisco Do Rego, Libellant; vs. on Pete, the California expert; at the to succeed myself. John Do Rego, Llbellec. Silent Barber Shop, Hotel street. ."My personal desire is to retire NOTICE. We ave tae best Coral and Crush- - New Changeable The stock books pf Ewa Plantation from politics altogether, but my The Territory of Hawaii to John Da Coral, Co., will be closed to transfers from friends are urging me to stand again Rego, greeting: Roc,c August 22 to August 31. Notice is hereby given Is ed for oads Walks and Drives. for the Senate and I have partially that there 0rllislld Silk Veils All members of the 8th 4th. pending in tho Circuit Court of tho Precinct promised them I would do so. I would TVetHnt mmltllnn ,i fMnli nfo winnnar. First Judicial Circuit, Territory of Ha R,nB 113 up and eet an estmiate' not h"ve easuryshlp wail, a ed to attend a meeting at San Antonio count,y nor libel for divorce from the bonds R o c k In many pretty colors, any ofllce (except that of senator) If It of matrimony wherein Francisco Do Hail on Monday evening at 7:30 Rego extra large sizes. were sent to mo in a sealed package. is libellant and John Do Rego is o'clock. tbe llbellee, being numbered in said II will support Mr, "Trent for office first-clas- s the Court of Divorce, No. Prices, $4 and $5. Three 'barbers aro now 3884, and that on duty at the Union Barber Shop, of county treasurer." - . said libel will be heard by the Honor Shaded Silk Veils, In blue, You're always "next" there. able W- - J. Robinson, Third Judge of Honolulu Construction and Draying Company, Ltd. old rose lavender, District Attorney Breckons said Court, in his Court Room, In the brown, and has neso The lpst machine was found Judiciary Building, in Honolulu, City again announced that he will not ac- Office, Queen street, next to Inter-Islan- d Co. $2.50 each. with him Young Fernandez will havo and County of Honolulu, on Friday, cept Hawaiian land titles, but will 2Sth day A. D. 1910, to answer to Judge Cooper in the Ju the 'of October, take condemnation proceedings when at the hour of ten o'clock in the fore- acquiring land for the government. venile court for his actions on Mon- noon of said day, or as soon thereafter The "Holo'Ala E""ciuu"willUikea day. as counsel can be heard. my tramp to Seven Sugar has made another big jump Witness hand and the seal of the Falls in Palolo the Circuit Court of the First Judicial Valley next Monday morning, August 'u New York, the cable reporting the Circuit, T. II., this 13th day of August, 22. Rendezvous at Avenue 10, Kai-mi'k- i, sales at 4.4317. This is the highest A. D., 1910. at eight o'clock. mark made in years, hut tne end is (Seal) M. T. SIMONTON, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Pray 'not yet reached. It is plain that the Clerk Circuit Court, First Judicial returned Circuit, Territory on Friday on the supply cannot catch up witli the de- of Hawaii. Mongolia from a Dauthitt & Coke, month's visit to Honolulu. They are at mand In a long time, if' over again; Attorneys for Libellant. emson their home at Burlingamc for tho re- and It need not be surprising If raws Cts Aug. 13, 20, 27, Sept. 3, 7, 10. YourPnoio apes mainder of the summer. should reach five cents Call. beforo the " See that you get your green stamps 'eal it out. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE WE ARE SELLING SOME CHOICE VENISON .lUSTl of Cloud Effects, Interiors and whoa you are buying at the stores. United States Shipping In the matter of the Estate of Charles MEAT,! Commls W. Booth, deceased. PROM THE MOLOKAI RANCH. IT IS GOOD Landscapes should be taken Ani coll at the show rooms, and see sloner Almy is conducting a quiet many in First Circuit Territory of Hawaii WELL FLAVORED AND JUICY. while tne Camera is supported uie vamauie articles you get for vesication nf tho thnf them. m(J At Chambers In Probate. by a Roll or the wrecked barltentine Helga A document purporting to bo the TRIPOD Regal Oxfords fit snugly at the heel last will and testament of Charles -- represented himseir to be never chafe or cut because thev- - a citizen vnlinrp Ttnnth on We havo-- a large and carefully ore United States to the American the 30th day of July. A. D. solected'stcok of wood and me- made on special Oxford lasts. See 1910, been laige ns')1 at Newcastle and to Captain presented to said Probate Court, and a tal tripods. the stock of the verv latest METROPOLITAN MARKET! Ideas In Wa that e was a British subject, A ' ProbatTe ueref' PyliB Light and Compact. Oxford at the Regal Shoe Lt .o ary Boothaving'been I to Elizabeth K. W. F. Heilbron, Proprietor. Phone 45. Everything in tho way of school probable that Roll will find himself filed by her, books, pens, pencils and Ink, in ' 11 note , trouble beforo he gets through with ls ordered, that TUESDAY, tho Honolulu books and school supplies of every inn local federal authorities Cth day of SEPTEMBER, A.D., 1910, at Photo ' a- 10 - ra- - description will be found in great Tm-rn- 'clock .of said day, at Sheriff a te,enhone the variety at A. B. Arleigh & Co.'s, Hotel L ,OC!',ved court room of said Court, In the Judi-nea- r Supply Co., Ltd., Fort messaSe from this morning stat- - clary Building, in the City and B UL uou-- 01 a 1 uu same Fort Street below Hotel A few or ulu v orto "lcan rT ', uie received at in h,. room, death cause(1 y a ,jP today's paper. All are very attractive person or persons tin- -' application. wo Ail former students of Oberlin are a"" R"nnsingiySlrJllow in price. Every , "own iswa police. Sheriff Dated Honolulu, July 30, 1910. bieuiiiur win unng to Jrre-- ana ot uy oraer or the Court: ney invited to a reception, lu honor of auditions this unlet Detectives Mc jiew stock, n..m. i , . . J. A. THOMPSON. i. ii. i ... uuiiiu mirrie.i uown to the nlnutntlon imi.i..v.0.uc.n iuB, l iuo uuuiu ui :ur. Arf. n , .u ... Clerk Circuit Court First Circuit. ' t and Mrs. W. J. Forbes, 1107 Puuahou ' ,i, ' omouue' on t0 ,lnu Ballou. Prosser & Anderson, Refrigerator ... ajipi.muiii.0 oi ineir congee Flan- - that the man had died of Attorneys for Executrix. street, tus evening at half-pa- st seven, consumption. nel salts should have them cleaned at 4ts, July 30, Aug. C, 13, 20. is the only Dr. White will speaK or- - I at both tho French Laundry, 777 King street, THE NEW vices at Central tomor- - where MITCHELL. Union church tho Abadlo French Cleaning ACCUSED COUPLE EN iow. In tho morning ''"cess Is used. Telephone 1491. The ave-rag- tho subject of Mitchell Is the car for tho e ROUTE TO ENGLAND. In1 st- - Lou's College opens Cleanable his sermon is "God In His World." Tuesday, purse. It is Special Cable to The M. reliable and Speedy. Star, the evening be gives another or his Sel'tf"luef Schuman Carriage 10 effec-Jng.- Company received pophlar talks: "The Life Last-- Como,8 quallt' and " QUEBEC, August Worth ' a shipment this week and 20. Dr Crl tUenoss, theVB riti soap made that others are the alleged" Wife . Th0 time Is giowmg short in to murderer, and his approaches Pau Ka Hana. It is sold follow. Orders are being booked affinity, Miss Ldriovo, Icd-Save- wheh thb peoplo by straight have sailed for M of Honolulu may grocers, generally. If yours can-he- along. Ask for a free de- The king 6? (England in custody of the Scotland ths able preacher. Two not supply you Wald-Sunday- s monstration of this more notify Fred L car. ,' Yard detective ron' distributor. who dame' 6ut hero to and. his ministry at Central Intercept their flight. "Union church ' The I3oar1 of Health cannot DIED. will be over and he will reach ANOTHER DREADNOUGHT. roturn tlle mosm'lto pest as to lis own church the Union quickly as it may FULLER On August 20, 1910, Cap- - PORTSMOUTH, G. B August 2d, l,e 1 dono w,th tno 1,80 seventy- - uun G9 - We back our Pork Congregational church In Chlca- - of a Anarew fuller, aged years. The- battleshln Orion i,n !, i.,t,. assertions go. "vc com aifeetgo, sold by Benson, iui many years naruor master of tho.ed, Port of Honolulu. Mr. Benvri J. Nobtltt, who has Tnn Cr"0r ' BUENOS AYRES SCORCHED.' This is the Time one appreciates a Good Refrigerator been acting Vto1 ?V BUENOS AYRES, Argentlnla. Aug-us- t ns bookkeeper for Wail.; The Gurney is the Best by actual Made in nia" is day THE CADILLAC. 20 A fire In - Test. 45 styles, NieholB Co. for some time lea- - ho),Blno88 ,of must tho business tils- 1 Hamm-Youn- g -- Von trict of this city has Hllo shortly midlle Comnanv caused a loss of The Special Mid-Summ- er Sale v. after the I will continue ToTT interesting treatment in this Issue of "dlllons noxt nlonth to take a position l Uie in finding K only Two Weeks I tho paper wanted. Tho tho new Cadillac. The 1010 FATAL BOXING MATCH. for ro- - Cadillac 4huiuiu iusi uiiiue. cue nas lawman & Erbo Filing ' PHILADELPHIA, August 20, - Cablnots was the superior In many respects Fre- $9-- I2-5- , , celvW-io- r nppolntmont through cover this of Refrigerators at 5 i5-0- 18.50, 25.00, 26.50, etc. tho need. Hawaiian Nows Co. all of its predecessors, it nn MO,,UK s ueau as a result of 3ivll I',t1., hut s" Ice Service Board. Hawaii Hearld Aloxandor Young Building. points aro a boxing bout In which ho engaged Boxes at $7.50, 8.75, 10.00, 11.00, 15.00, 17.50, etc. I excelled in tho 1011 model. : Chief of Dotoctlvos McDuIllo ar ANOTHER AIRMAN The Cadillac Is recognized ovorywhere KILLED. Ditfdeud warrant No. A 707 rested the son of Deputy Sheriff For-nand- e ROME, August 20. Lieutenant Vi- drawn as a standard car, and It has Invaria- ly tie Walalua Agricultural Co,, has of I5wn, yoeterday afternoon bly given valdi of tho Italian army has boon W. W. Dimond & Co., complete satisfaction In Ltd. lost ami payment for Killed by a fall from an aoroplane 53-- 57 lieen stopped. itealing n bloyclo from a .Tapa- - those islands. at KING STREET a height of 1000 feet. 1 '1 PAGES 9 TO 16. I1AN STAR PAORS 9 TO 1C.

HONOLULU, HAWAII, ATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1!)10.

iiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiHiiiiiininiiiiiiinnniiiiiiiHiuiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiHMniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiimiiniiiiniiiiiimne The message of the iniportunate stranger was an urgent one. Yet mi 1 almost Immediately he confessed that lie had not come for profes- BY sional advice. THE MAN THE DOCTOR "Then why do you disturb me, sir?" said the doctor, irascibly, ris- ing if to AROUND as terminate the interview. The suave stranger stretched out a detaining hand. TOWN "Just a moment, docTor. I came to you because I know you're the man to help me. 1 can't go asking the standing a man every, niiuimmmmiiim come poaching on of of The stranger doctor had the preserves of the babbler in the streets. poor business. do. to his poaching really to It's It wouldn't I've got nnwnii have n reform in official names and titles? resident doctor. Not that amounted anything, see a known man and one who will keep his tongue where nature put Why cannot was an to Kirkbride to see a window in but it irritation Dr. the it. That's your reputation, I find. about the new doctor, It is awful the waste of breath and paper which is suffered in a year with any physician's name but his It's Hartley. little town lettered own. He had Now, between you and me, is he going to 1 having to speak, write and print such designations as "Super- win out? Will he pay? from held full sway for sixteen years without encroachment. He knew ask you because he's five months behind with the real estate company, of Commissioners of Public in town; he knew all the grown intendent of Public Instruction," "Board all the grown people the half and and they've put it up to me to find out. If you say he's all right, it Instruction," "Superintendent of Public Works," "Superintendent ot the babies. He loved them. They were his people. No strangers on goes; if you don't he does." right to settle in the town to Works," "Commissioner of Public Lands," etc. the face of the earth had a and dare There were two pictures that flashed the lightning before the Honolulu Water attempt the cure of ills he had no heart for. "Chief of Detectives" is another monstrosity, of niore recent creation doctor's eyes. The one and it pleased him was of the stranger de- Dr. Kirkbride's bushy eyebrows were drawn together in a frown parting, forgotten, unniissed, as if he had never others mentioned. Since annexation we have got fairly rid been. The other than the every time he passed the newcomer's window. The sign was a poor and he caught his breath was of himself, struggling, unknown, fight- r "TTis Excellency" to the name of every head official. i.o i,miin enough sign in a poor enough window in a poor enough location. ing toss-u- p departments poverty's bitter tight, a whether he would win or lose. That was a good riddance. Why not have heads of Dr. Kirkbride's eyes softened a little when he first noticed that, lie He frowned at the stranger under his aggressive brows. entitled "directors," and chiefs of divisions "managers, with nisi, had had a hand-tohan- heart-to-hea- rt struggle with fortune before "Anson Hartley's all right," he said. Chicago Daily News. etc., to designate the rank of detectives, engineers, he had wrested favors from her. Contrary to most people, he had second, third," or mem- clerks etc.? And drop the commissioner from designations never forgotten it, and the voice of the poor found an echo in his mel-- l solecism needing the axe is the sur- bers of public boards. Another low old heart. SELF-GOVERNWIENTJN- DIA'S vival f tlio Win "roval." applied to the county band, local minstrel he reflected, as he walked slowly ASPIRATION usage here, "It isn't the money I care for," troupes, the ancient hotel, etc. This is mostly in careless along, stopping to rescue one toddler from under a horse's feet, to ignorant newsgiving on the mainland. "Royal" only fitted to a half inebriated roysterer on his and the toss another one in the air, start The number under the monarchy, serving relative to such things as way. money. It's the people." August of The North American Review contains (ho on a mail homeward "No, it isn't the hotel and band, the same purpose as "U. S." now does was the people. The money was ever a secondary consid- second and last part of Lord Curzon's detailed account of "British signified government And it wagon or a customs warehouse door. It simply eration. Some of his patients, most tenderly regarded, most jealously Kule in India." In his previous article lie dwelt more particularly on ownership. Long before the monarchy was ended the hotel had lost to give no thought to a day of reckoning. an- guarded, gave and needed the benefits derived by Great Britain from her connection with India. character, and in the interim between that revolution and came for them. Dr. Kirkbride looked to that. that Royal Band, It never In this he describes the material and other benefits conferred upon nexation nothing had continued of the former Hawaiian As time went on he saw the other doctor. II was Berger, who had India by British rule and that, notwithstanding these advantages, the intermission br service, but Bandmaster was stoop-shouldere- d and looked without not prepossessing, lie . , , . ... forsworn royalty and all its works. Eves, hair, skin, all combined to produce a coioriess specimen oi hu- - Nationalist party is in strong opposition : . nmhitv. No foeman, Dr. Kirkbride felt, worthy of his steel, ine "How, then, does it come about that so marked a seditious and an- be- 'was not one. Sooner or later two people living in it Simple manners and customs, with disdain or false ltenses, place a large archical movement lilts been manifest in India in recent years? The citizen. to meet. Sooner or later, Dr. Kirkbride knew, some blun- community as happily as the simple life docs the were bound answer, I think, is twofold. The Indian government is a part of that fit the dering idiot was bound to introduce them. And one day it came. He of in g all-nig- left orders for the chauffeur uprising natural sentiment favor of institutions system witbout the had been on an case, and had few davs Honolulu will have a telephone released an hour earlier he which has run like a tide through the East ever since the victory of In a wrong number he xv to call for him at 7. Finding himself centra girl. Then when the patron gets the home, ne was tired and not in the best of visible, 1 ill started out briskly for Japan over Russia, and has been equally in China India himself. luieit liave nobody to scold but Ww to hang 'humor a fitting time for fate to present the obnoxious individual. Persia, Turkey, Russia and Egypt. not' to tell Inusacr it ics- -hc will n j to the In India it takes the form be useless for him the As he rounded a corner they were upon him Sirs. Conway and merely of a demand a greater in the government the thing signals an mng. soonci Con- for share of the ,over the transmitter until JSo new doctor, ne lifted his hat and was. about to pass, but Sirs. country and for to object of his call, perhaps than misun- sonic approach parliamentary institutions, but in does he address the n'"en to way had had too many favors in- the past to allow iv present its cruder and more violent shapes appealing to intellect, rranticallv to get him. With a sentient would be someone.to grow derstanding. fed upon the rhetoric of an hitherto uncontrolled press, or attacks eg ate conjunction of calls, there want to make you two ac- K would be straightened out "Wait a minute, doctor," she said. "I upon the instruments of an alien rule culminating in the assassina- it w ile his turn. Yet the trouble This has been an' done what yon been doin' fur the be a residue of Wicion, when ah quainted. doctor tion or attempted assassination of high officials of the government noiie the soS and there would last two year. He saved my Patsy agin, an' I'm that beholden to him. service had played favorites. With the automatic often (such is the unreasoning fatuity of the perpetrators) of those was over, that the while He's Dr. Hartley Dr. Anson Hartley, sir." patience will get the earliest possible connection, who have been most conspicuous for their service to the native central too often held The stranger had flushed with pleasure as she talked, and half put lveen onlv mean Politeness, cause. A second reason lias the general belief that there lias grrt to for out his hands as she concluded. But Dr. Kirkbride apparently did - SdtaiSSte on line when there was a helpless berate been some lack of firmness and consistency in the policy of the siov- the made a remark about having been up all well-nig- not see it. He bowed stifllv. h communication, will have to be eminent, which lias attempted the difficult and impossible lapses of Othei-EESnkS- e passed on. He he had been churlish and it did not to with the night, and felt that task of running conciliation and repression, so to speak, in double come deal c"11," to his good humor. trouble between erstwhile friends in this towii add Harness, witli tlie result that the coercion has usually been too late to auto-m- laid been anyone else," he thought, "I wouldn't have cared fight ever known here produced The "It it frighten and the conciliation too fortified to appease." . the worst faction - of 4he best cdu. so but Patsy!" ill ... . m ,v be hailed with confidence as one .v..i '.. existed. Those of the gefratMirr of V The new doctor had struck him unwittingly in a tender place. iitorVS which has ever years ago he had Patsy to this world. The .onZinicators Conscious medium who are. Two and a half introduced A through a to tune he had put into trying to keep linn it. r Patsy, COAIiMST FC ENGL SH through life for all the hard talk they have given intervening in stiTnTuS curly-heade- ... . i ?..i.: Ki;..i. nnil irmitlR telephone llll'l. though the healthiest, most impudent rascal who ever breathed the breath of life, could conjure up an alarming case of - y croup fewer seconds he had fingers and toes; he could lriglit-e- n m than The favors. his mother and the doctor into a panic of terror; he could laugh adoption of the English language as the officially recognized and love them out of it again. He held the place of the trouble-givin- g foreign tongue of China, which has just been decreed by is a chronic growl- the Prince figures of humankind Regent, g of the most pathetic as in both their hearts. deserves more notice in the English-speakin- countries ignorant of the fact that wherever such walked moodily along thinking it all over. He than er hopes heaven, Dr. Kirkbride it lias yet received. "Of the foreign languages," says the Ministry S will be hell. tried to imagine Patsy's little face with the light and love, the merri- of be may abide there Education at Peking, "English is ment impudence gone of it. He to think to this most extensively used throughout and the out tried that the f tnste. especially stranger gratitude was due. But neither thing would como clearly. world. It was first introduced into China, and is most widely Indiscriminate puinng is ouu'uum 1 " , was all a blurred picture. But Patsy in the arms of the other employed here. The. number of English textbooks imported it relates to the' line oi h It is far , doctor! That was plain as day. greater than those imported from the other to praise for doing niere.y wu.u v f fl countries. It is, there- titled , oes o yet or rigid law compels.aniyJIt .s en ne There were no children to meet him when he reached home, fore, proposed that in all the different schools of China the science dictates people had so many were English of paid service or beyond the bounds.of he had never really missed thin. Other and language be adopted." ordinary .path content to let love them, had often thought of the to se ., - outsiders lie This is a inar.ly right, th to hold Buch words, ".More are the children of the desolate than of the married departure of large consequence. While in 1S10 the num- his wife, shitli the Lord." But now, as he drew near to his home lie wish- ber of persons in the world who used English as their home tongue one 57; -z SB ed that there was one Of his own one whom strangers could not ca- was exceeded by those who employed Russian, French, Spanish, guide ,o,.ti. ,,.,i ... i.nym .or. e - ot tll0 and Krjsjs jole or steal away. German, the English tongue leads all these count rios in re Weary he were many calls to pay, it was after- imn as was, there and course, this great expansion in the field of noon before he got a chance to lie down, and then it was not for long. the English language is due chiefly to the rise of the United Slates. In population the United Miaies sianus next io nussia among the peoples of the white race sible in these days some decry as degenerate. Such an act de- hut that hardly half of the people of the Muscovite empire fnlk-- ifncuin,, serves an imperishable lei. llio tongue. Of the lLTi.OOO.OOO people who use Entrlish. o 7 tu rBi.S, llJ 'him as he would have done a social equal the , t,-..,- them reside in the tSue ., , .,i nf TTonltli viinie as A wheelbarrow will serve as well as an automobile to do a good United.States. And the lead of the English tongue turn with, so far as the heart of the doer is concerned. is steadily lengthening. St. Louis Globe-Democra- t.

' wmiLmu urn ' f rr- - ffl E N I To Buy The. Remaining Five Lots JEi Mil JUDD TRAGT KING HND KRLKKKUK MENUE 10 minutes to Fort Street; 10 minutes to Waikiki. This sub-divisio- n has only been on the market two weeks, and all sold but five. Be one of the Lucky ones to secure a lot in this convenient spot.

Phone 553 83 Merchant St. SATURDAY, AUCIUST 20, 1910. TEN THE HAWAIIAN STAR,

Cake Uicw In (be California Oil Belt Written for The Advertiser Oil Company fyj. OSWALD LUTTED

Having just returned from a trip to the Midway Maricopa oil fields, in Kern. County, California, possibly the impressions I formed of the conditions existing there might be interesting reading to those who invested in the oil company re- Officers and Directors cently exploited in Honolulu, and which I understand is the south part of section 32 Vice-Preside- and about six miles from the mammoth well, Lakevicw 1, situated in the DR. H. WHITE, nt No. IRVING L. PRUYN, President CLARENCE southeast quarter section Banker Physician No. 33, a leased property paying a royalty to four men. Stockholder of Lake View Oil Co. Stockholder of Lake View Oil Co. resident in Los Angeles Messrs. Dunn, Hodgkinson, Fried and Barrett. I think Los Angeles Los Angeles they are the same parties who leased half of section 30 to the Honolulu Consoli- FLOYD G. WHITE, Secretary FRED D. GRIFFITH, Treasurer . dated Oil Company. Lumber and Timber Attorney . Lakevicw No. 1 came in March IS, flowing about 25,000 barrels, the oil shoot- of View Co. Stockholder of Lake View Oil Co. Stockholder Lake Oil ing upward as if from ,a cannon, charged with flow Los Angeles Los Angeles small stones and grit. The quickly wore out the iron casing and tossed it out like strips of tin. Released of CHAS. F. OFF, Director the casing, the well quickly enlarged, increasing Oil Operator ' the output to 60,000 barrels daily, Manager Ojal Oil Co. Director Rice Ranch Oil Co. Director Santa Maria Crude Oil Cot and the opening to about 15-fo- ot diameter. Stockholder and Director of Lake View Oil Co. I have been told it has done 90,000 but I think this is ' exaggerated. The Los Anoeles, Cal. oil is 22 gravity and sells for sixty-fiv- e cents per barrel. FRANK P. WELLS, Director , When the well f came in it shot the oil 300 feet jn the air and strong winds Buffalo. N. Y. carried in it President Wells Boat Oar Co. President Arkansas Land and Timber Co. it every direction. People living six miles away complained because Stockholder of Lake View Oil Co. they could not hang out their wash to dry without its being covered with oil. My D. W. WICKERSHAM, Director white shirt and collar were blotched with oil two miles away and the sage brush, Banker Oil Operator houses and sand everywhere were covered with a thick coating of black, crude, Stockholder of Lake View Oil Co., Los Angeles greasy oil. CHAS. B. JUDD, Director lopped off the der- Capitalist It strong cross stays of the derrick and finally toppled the Grand Rapids, Mich. rick over. They utilized a canyon near by and built heavy walls across, thus mak- DAVID G. COLE, Director ing what is known as a sump hole. They made ten of them, holding about 200,000 Capitalist Rancher barrels each, and one holding about five million barrels. Santa Ana, Cal. You could easily float the steamer Sierra in it. The ducks mistake the lakes for water and make their last dive into the oleaginous fluid. 111 In order to control and bring into subjection this giant of wells, they pro- cured some immense logs and chained tljem together and pulled them over the mouth of the well. Toothpicks would have answered about the same purpose, the ft. terrific force of the oil, stones and grit sawed the logs in two. Lake View No. 2 Oil Co. Then another scheme was tried and which has turned out partially success- ful. They procured a quantity of logs about forty feet long and built, a stockade 4 No Promotion Stock about 20 feet high around the mouth of the well, about thirty men wearing sailor suits of oiled clothing wheeled loads of dirt and brush to bank it up from the out- Herewith is a picture of the world famous Lake View gusher and a group side to prevent leakage. These men were paid eight dollars per day and worked of its stockholders taken the morning after the well came in, March 16, 1910. On in shifts. The force and weight of the falling oil knocked them over occasionally, the right is a picture of the Midway-Maricop- a gusher oil fields of Kern County, and they rolled about like drunken men from the effects of the oil gas. Cal., showing the property of Lake View No. 2 Oil Company and its proximity to The box filled with oil acts as a cushion. A lid or cap strongly chained to the great Lake View and other gushers. holdbacks on the ground was hauled over the top of the box during one of the in- 80 choice oil Our land consists of acres of laud adjacent to the property of tervals of spouting, and although harnessed and tied down, the" well every few View. is the Lake To the north the Honolulu gusher, to the west are the Standard minutes shoots up oil seventy-fiv- e to one hundred feet. gushers, while to the south are the Ethel D. and K. T. gushers. To the west and An opening in the side of the box allows the oil to fall into a spillway about south are many producing wells which are yielding from 100 to 1000 barrels each four feet wide, which conveys it to the sump holes. There are about thirty guards per day. Two pipe lines and the tracks of the Sunset Western Railroad connect on duty to prevent smoking. with the Southern Pacific at Bakersfield. If you are interested in oil. and have Fire is the greatest danger they have to contend with. any idea of investing in oil property, read our proposition, as it is the best chance A state law was enforced which shuts down all well drilling within a certain in the oil fields, and is the opportunity of your lifetime. distance. There is one pipe line with a capacity of 20,000 barrels and three other- - pipe lines are being rushed to the district. Thirty large iron tanks are being constructed with a capacity of about one and a half million barrels. Lakeview No. 2, the offspring of Lakeview No. 1, is ed because so many Lake View officers of this company are officers of Lakeview No. 2. They believe the distance between the'two wells is about right to strike another 60,000 barrel gusher and is located about a mile in section 26. This well is now started and drilling with duster the rotary machinery, on the same principle as a gimlet. The Honolulu well is located about six miles north in section ten and does This is a picture of the World's about 1500 barrels daily, of 32 gravity oil, which sells for $1.05 per barrel. Oil Well and a group ot first-cla- Greatest its This is all new territory and has about 195 ss productive wells. Some stockholders visiting the property are pumping and some are gushers. There may be larger wells in Baku, Russia, Jiarch 1C, 1910, the morning after the and other countries, but no other section of California or the United States can well came In. Of this group, four are compare with this district in the amount of oil produced. Directors of Lake View No. 2 Oil Co. The Scientific American of May 21, 1910, says: "The Lake View Gusher is the most profitable oil well In the world's history." Since It was brought in It has produced oil at the rate of 50,000 barrels per day and at the mar- ket price of G5 cents per barrel is re- turning its stockholders In the neigh- borhood of $32,000 per day.

This is Our Story In the fall of 1909, Mr. Chas. F. Off, an oil .man with a lifelong experience, together with two other gentlemen, located what is now known as the Lake View gusher, and interested a group of his friends in the undertaking. The history of this well and what it is now doing for its stockholders is too familiar to all classes of people to need repeating here. I covered the locality in a Buick with J. L. Pruyn, a New York banker;, The day after the well came in Mr. Off located Lake View No. 2 property, Fred D. Griffith, a capitalist of Los Angeles, and Chas. T. Off, a director and. and again came to his friends and asked their in financing the same. manager in half a dozen of the best oil properties in the district, and had unusual, Seven men who were stockholders in the gusher joined with him, and with the aid opportunities of learning and observing the conditions existing here. Speaking, of two others formed what is now the LAKEVIEW NO. 2 OIL COMPANY. conservatively and guardedly, I consider the oil properties in this district good! in- So, therefore, the officers and directors of this company are men who have vestments. This applies only to the Midway Maricopa oil fields. made large sums in Lake View Oil and who have confidence in Mr. Off as a There is no alarm of an overproduction of oil or drop in price. The demand manager and in his ability to pick oil locations which are sure winners. These fully equals the supply. Take the Southern Pacific, for example, which uses men have made enormous profits in Lake View and expect to do the same in Lake twenty million barrels yearly. Vieyy, No, 2. . The output of gold in California for 1909 was twenty millions; the output of m Tr Aside from 80 acres of the best oil land in the district, this company has upon two wells like Lakeview No. 1 would cover that amount and still have enough its property a 94-fo- ot standard derrick, engine, boilers and all necessary tools. In left to buy two steamers like the Wilhelmina. addition to a standard drilling rig, Wc also have a rotary drilling outfit, which The output of oil last year in California this does not include Lakeview No. will insure the completion of the Well in the quickest possible time. Besides this 1 was thirty-fiv-e millions. The oil interest thus takes first place and gold drops I equipment, which is new alld Up to date, we have boarding and bunk houses, all to second. the necessary buildings, natural gas and water in abundance piped to the property. Chas. F. Off, the oil expert, who located Lakeview No. 2, in reply to my This company has an authorized capitalization of $1,000,000, of which ?690,-00- 0 question : "How did you know where to locate that well ?" said that anybody else is reserved treasury stock. could do the same. For the purpose of continuing drilling and bringing in well No. 1, 200,000 "You can't make any mistake; there is oil in big paying quantities all around: shares are now offered to the public at 30c per share. this section," he added.

GOOD OIL PROPERTY. This property was owned by Captain view No. 2 Oil Company the safost and lake of oil extending for several miles When a man engages In business, It Do you wish to take some stock In Matson originally. It Is In the heart of best oil proposition to make big mo- underneath. Our property, Lakeview matters not whether grocery, drygoods the safest and best oil proposition ever the best oil territory in the world ney evor offerod to the people of Ho- No, 2, is only one and a quarter miles or hardware, it is a gamble. This also offered to the people of Honolulu? Kern County, near BakerBfleld, Cali- nolulu. I have $100,00 mady to back away. Don't you think our chance of applies to Lakeview No. 2 Oil Com- You may have been swindled a dozen fornia. I have photographs, maps and my assertion. Who will pick up the striking a big well is almost a cer- pany. Our chance of success Is good. times but don't let that deter you from clippings from the Los Angeles Times gauntlet? No plllkla, Pllone C90. J. Os- tainty? Head this over again until It is a 9 to 1 proposition in our favor; investing in Lake View Oil Company and which are at your service whether wald Lutted, Fort street near Con- you get the full meaning of this In but when you consider the immense Is 81000 $1 No. 2. This property Is located about you buy or not. A talk may vent. P. S. H stands for Hay, your head. Cut out your cigars or any difference in profits it to in six miles from the Honolulu Oil Well, be worth a fortune to you. other expense, and buy some stock, your favor. Don't you think this is a gusher doing about 1600 barrels Office 1139 Fort St., opp. Lovo Build- YOUR OPPORTUNITY. and later on you can wear diamonds; worth a gamble? Ask John D, Rock- dally; and about a mile from the ing. Hours 9 to 1 and 2 to 5 p, m. The great oil well, Lakeview No. 1, and this is no Idle boast. Stock is now efeller what he thinks about it he world famous king of all kings of oil J. OSWALD LUTTED. came In March 15, and has been doing 30c. per share. September 1 It will be ought to know. It is up to you to live wells Lake View No. 1, flowing 00,000 from 00,000 to 90,000 barrels of oil 40c. 'I expect a cable any day saying, on easy street or work all your life for barrels dally and which made the ten Early to bed and early to rlBO, work equivalent to from 15,000 to 20,000 tons Stop selling stock." It is now up a salary. J. OSWALD LUTTED, Fort owners millionaires in a few weeks. like H and advertise the Lake- - of coal dally. There Is an immenb to yo.i. street, next to convent. Phone G90.

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Is now to be double tracked and new lies In the appeal of the weak to the rolling stock purchased. public opinion of the world. USSIA MAY FIGHT In tho puce Russia has also been spending enor- faco of such a situation, there to cflOMwars head was only one way to Insure tho neu- mous sums for the strengthening of trality of China, and that was pointed

Vladivostok, and today it Is considered - much-criticize- d JAPAN ONCE MORE out by Secretary Knox In- his IN ABBEY Impregnable A military macadam plan for neutralizing tho rail- MINSIER ized road is to be constructed betweo.i ways of Manchuria, thus compelling Vladivostok and Harborosck, parallel- the two powers to transfer their fu- When Russia constructed the great i is hardly conceivable that she would ing the Ussurl Railway. This Indicates ture war zone to the place where it There is a movement on foot In to tho demoralizing and deteriorating Trans-Siberia- n Railway, Unking her willingly relinquish control of the two that Russia expects this railway to be should be in Russian or Japanese Great Britain to have the embalmed Influence of numbers. His funeral was European provinces with the shores of ports, one the commercial outlet ';t cut or damaged by the enemy In the territory. The emphatic refusal of head of Oliver Cromwell accorded a the grandest and most Impresslvo powers In- - the Pacific at Vladivostok, the world Manchuria, and the other the strategl'1 event of war, and Is preparing for the both to entertain this proposi- placo Westminster Abbey, the rest- ceremonial witnessed by the peoplo of contingency and Insuring easy commu- tion clearly demonstrated that they ing place of those who have up was given to understand that it was base of her postlon In the East, while made the Britain to that tlmo, nnd tho popu- part of a grand commercial and indus- nication for her army thansport. It would not relinquish their respective mother land great and famous, says lace seemed unable fittingly to express the railway remained In her po?j33-slo- trial scheme to develop herAslatic does not tako a close student of af- strategic advantages In Manchuria the Toronto Globe. The protestor's their admiration for the great ruler, Russia planned to com- possessions. Either fairs to analyze the situation. The which insured to tho future victor end revealed the llckleness of mankind whose genius for commanding had im- For over a thousand miles the road pletely dominate Manchuria within uie reading Is clear. Russia is strenuous- possession of the territory, and that If when nctlug In concert and subjected pressed Itself not only on the nation, parrallels the border of Mongolia at an life of the lease, or calculated ly paving the way to regain her lost China .expected to maintain neutrality but on Europe. Ho had been chosen average distance of 150 miles, com- ground, and when her plans are all sonio other plan must be followed. that system of election In on receiving a ready renewal of tr.o that thero can ever be any pooling of b' which manding all the strategic approaches matured Japan will again be forced to . And with tho collapse of the Ame- tho ruler elects himself, so terms from China. Issues between Japan and Russia to thero was into northern China. struggle for her national existence. rican neutralization scheme, China's no danger of choosing the wrong man. But Russia's designs received a se- despoil China. Either ono or tlm oth- The original route within the con- In Russia's feverish desire to solo hope to protect her Interests was Tho peoplo had felt tho thrill rious setback as the outcome of the retricv er must retlro from tho field, and tiny of real fines of Russian territory, by the way ;he lic--i lost prestige lies the key to the to build her own railway through her power, and while still under Its magic war with Japan. The control of I convention or agreement o iterd inio of the Amur River to the terminus at ports of Dalny and Port Arthur .Includ- situation. If the peace of tha Ei.st Is own territory, which would enable her spell bestowed their richest honors on , to preserve tho status qio rgainyt a Vladivostok, is a long, cold and most again broken, which seems inoiltublc, to move her army Into tho threatened the lifeless clay. In a fow ing the rights ceded In the lease, were third party merely says tint t.Yjy ure months that expensive one, while a much shorter Russia will be responsible. Japan's provinces nnd make an effort to assert same empty casket, from which surrendered to Japan, and by tlu not going to lot any ono pot away with tho and economical way lies across the de- preparations to meet the old enomy her sovereignty and enforce her neu- commanding spirit had departed, treaty of Portsmouth Russia was the Juicy bono of contention until tl'ey was almost level plains of Northern Man- are based on purely defensive trality when tho hour came. And so taken from its resting placo barred from employing the Chinoie ruens. are ready to determine whlr.li of tho and churia in the dominions of China. Russia threw down gage In May, the Chlnchow-Algu- n Railway was pro- hanged from gibbet, Eastern Railway for military or stra- the two shall possess It. a the vilest dese- The great engineering difficulties at- 1909, tnd left no room for doubt ns to posed by China. cration the people of that day felt they tegic purposes. Here we enter Into the next phase of tending the construction of this sec- vul- her Intentions, .when the Douma au This road, parting rrom Imperial could Inflict on tho remains of a crim- The war left .Russia In a most the the situation, which justifies tho pro- tion led Russia to look, with longing nerable position. The great strategic thorized the construction of the Amui Railways of North China at Chlnchow inal. The sovered head was Impaled Railway. posal of Secrotnry Knox to neutrallzo eyes on the more favored route In the The answer of Japan was on the north-war- d on a pike and exposed on railway across Northern Mnaohurls, Gulf of Pechlll, struck the railways and tako thorn out of tho tower dominions of China, and when the op- not long delayed, and found expression to Unking Siberia with Vladivostok, was Into Eastern Mongolia, across politics, and also throws further tho execrations of the mob that had portune came Casslni con- by forcing the reconstruction of the sonis recently time the shorn of Its military Importance w.d tho Russian railway at Tslslhar, and light on tho nnxlety been lavish with honors. No Alntung-Mukde- n of Jui)iui to be vention was announced and the agree Railway, and wring- to Al-gu- n one semed at all Interested In tho final its activities were confined exclusive- thence tho northern frontier at friendly with Russia and pnorve tho ment between China and the Russo-Chines- e ing from China the right to extend tho Interment, and tho absence of the ly to commercial business. This clause on tho Amur. status quo. head Bank to construct the line in proposed Klrln Railway to Hunchun. caused no Inquiry. made it extremely difficult for Ruiaii While almost imperative as nn eco- Tho lease of tho Kwantung Penin- Chinese territory was signed in Sep- Whatever friendly motives may ac- to strengthen her position east of Bai nomical necessity for the opening up sula, on which are located the 'Port? Tno matter was recently brought to tember, 189G. tuate Japan In her dealings with China public by kal, and placed Vladivostok ami the of a now fertile country for China's of Dalny and Port Arthur, has attention tho death of Mr. This gave to Russia the right to op- they must, perforce, be secondary to teeming Just maritime provinces at the mere." jf millions, tho construction of twelve years yet to run a short life Wilkinson, who had long been desig- "cut-off- " through vital issues affecting own exist- erate the convenient Japan In the event of future hostil- her this lino became an urgent strategic as such leases go. To all appearances nated tho father of tho London Slock Manchuria, known as Chinese ence, and tho construction of the two Exchange. In the property be- the ities. move to enable her to retain control the extension of tho lease is a question list of Railway. of this roads mentioned above were a strate- queathed to son, min- Eastern The terms Hardly h.ad the Ink dried on the over the country. And China turned to be taken up with China ten or ele- his an African agreement a,fter 80 gic necessity to insure position In stipulated that Peaec Treaty than Russia began her to her friends, America nnd Great Bri ven years from now, but as a matter ister, wns this family relic, the em- years (197G), prop- Korea. For, In tho event hostil- the line and all its to devise ways and means of tain, for assistance to carry out the of fact conditions have arisen which balmed head of Oliver Cromwell. Gov- ities and the possibility erty would revert to the Chinese nufflfy Its provision which de- of Russia's vic- scheme. American capital responded demand an early answer. There Is no doubt as to tho genuine- payment, 36 mili- tory, Japan will again bo struggling Btood ness of ernment without and prived her of a through and ready to furnish tho Secrotnry Knox's neutralization plan tho relic, which has long been Pa- for years after the commencement of traf- tary lino to the shores of the her national existence. Defeat necessary for the construction comes into prominence as a solution a treasured possession In tho Wilkin- (1903-1939- ), cific, the old plan of bulldlnt; tho means loss of position Man- - ( fic China could take over and the her In and a British corporation undertook of tho problem, as a means preserv- son family, for thero arc marks of churla, of the line on payment of all capital and Amur Railway was revived. At the evacuation of Korea and Rus- to build tho line at a rate per mile ing the peace of the East. Tho next Identification on tho faco, and the sun- cost of 1200,000,000, or 150.-00- sia domiciled across Fu-sa- n moneys owed on account of the line enormous tho Straits of and turn It over on completion to tho jear or so will fully justify tho wisdom ken features can bo recognized by au- per mile, Its construction was threatening stronghold. much-crltlclze- strong and Interest. her island Chinese government for operation. of his d scheme. Ex- some of tho points familiar Two years later, in March, 1898, Rus- thorized by the Douma and work Is Japan realizes only too well what But Russia nnd Japan again Inter- tension of tho lease or the coercion of through portraits, it Is now proposed sia secured from China the right to now being rapidly pushed ahead. It the result of tho next struggle with fered and protested against Its con- China by Japan to securo her own to accord the respect that Is fitting by years com- a build a southern spur line from Harbin will take at least six to Russia will be. Russia doeB not re- struction. The diplomatic language ends spells trouble In China, In which final resting placo In tho abbey, plete It quire a formidable navy In next omployed In to the Ice ports of Dalny and Port tho convoying to China tho all nations will suffer. If foreign nn-Ho- weak- SOMETHfNG RELIABLE. Arthur, subject to the same general The war demonstrated that the war. position left no doubt ns to tho se- stand Idly by nnd permit nny fur- Trans-Siberia- n Railway conditions as the main line. 'Ih'u est link of the The Issue must again be fought out riousness of tho situation, nnd tho de- ther alienation of China's rights, which "Can bo depended upon" Is an ex- especially agremcnt also provided for lease on was the Lake. Baikal ferry, on Chinese territory, herein lies anti-foreig- a and termination to prevent nt all hazards may provoke a general n pression wo all llko to hoar, and whon Kwangtung Peninsula, with life in winter, and to obviate this the road tho crux of tho Is no movo on the situation. Thoro this tho part of tho victim uprising, thoy Cham-borlnln- Invito disaster and It Is used In connection with 's of 25 years, ceding to Russia the solo has been carried around the lake, In good reason why this should bo un- toproto'ct Its own lntorosts. , bloodshed. Colic, Cholora nnd DIarrhooa rights of sovereignty during the term the faco of great engineering difficu- less tho possession of that torritory Tho construction of this railway wus Tho only solution is tho neutraliza- Romody moans that it nover falls of the lease. lties and cost, and Is now open to traf- is tho objoct aimed for as a rosult of construed by Russia as a direct me- tion of tho Manchurlan rallwnys, nnd tt to The discrepancy botwoon the 'lfo ct fic! The single track of the Slborlan struggle. nace to her Btratoglc position In Man- pusses 'this pro- euro diarrhoea, dysontory of bowel as time tho wisdom of complaints. la lease and the term In which Cnlna Railway was the greatest handicap to And China ronllzoB only loo well churia and ns It pleasant to take and the threatening hor Amur posal will bocomo bottor appreciated equally valuable for ohlldron and purchaso the road 1b a clear in- the proper transportation of Russia's what all this moans to her and lB,pow-orlos- s region. could by those who havo opposed and con- adults. For Bale by all doalara, Ban-so- troops supplies. The ontlro length to help 1b It- dication of Russia's intentions, for it and herself. Hor only help It foollBh for tho world to belhive demned - Washington Star. Smith & Co., ngonte for Hawaii. - TWELVE THE HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1910. GARAGE AND AUTOMOBILE NEWS MILWAUKEE SENTINEL trophy, are geared- - 3 1-- 2 to 1, and aro quito the first prize In the Wisconsin Stato THE 1911 HUDSON fast. THE WEEK WITH Automobile Association's first annual ROADSTER L. Macfarlane, of Kona, has placed Pope-Hartfor- DEii EM reliability tour. The d his order with tho Associated for a T model, entered and driven by Emll new, 1911 Cljalmers roadster. 01 YOUNG Estbory, of Milwaukee, was awarded AM CAN GARS AS REACH COST TO CONTINU E Arthur Jllqe, of Kauai, , who wanted 111 second place, with a total penalty of n Chalmers in a hurry, Jumped at tho three points. Tho Model G Franklin, i;uuiiv.u tiuit ivua 4,11. muviaimuu a The von Hamm-Youn- g Company's nominated by tho Franklin Auto & SAN FRANCISCO, August 9. The The Examiner ot August 12 con The Asoclated Garage has received pony tonneau and will .transfer It to Automobile Department had another Supply Company of Milwaukee, and growing demand for American made tallied tho following concerning the definite word that tho makers of tho tno Garden Island after the polo sea-Huds- busy week. Even though the quarters driven by L. M. Springer, was third, f motor cars is well illustrated by ro- - new model E. M. F. cars: car have decided to continue.80"; have been doubled In size they are with six demerits. Interest than ever is being; the $1000 as a regular hardly largo enough for the g BUFFALO, July 25 Racing for cent activity at tho Hudson factory.! Ono of the largest shipments of roadster 191l'iaUen ,n. tho Chalmers, as tnoso who number of automobiles which two days at the Fort Erie track under Speaking of this E. K. Brlnegar, pros- - automobiles to arrive on this coast model. Of course there will be other travel from the Islands find tho hold models for 1911. such as pony require attention. the auspices of the Automobile Trado ident of the Pioneer Automobile Co., by the this America's greatest moderato vnsrecelved yesterday tho Stude tonneau touring car torpedo specifications the 1911 Cadil- Association ended Saturday. Ovoi -- and the priced car has upon tho public. The for said: "The Hudson Motor Car Com Company. Tho shipment, con- - It baker body, but tho announcement of i8 s been announced by 5,000 attended tho final meeting. I their a beautiful machine and as lac which havo pany have covered many quarters of yet Haimn-Youn- g regulation flat slstlng of twenty carloads, including are not out. Tho - The von Company dur- The track was tho globe recently by reappointing machinery perfect as it is possible- tho 1 At V T?1n n,1ova nnya of most to ' ing the week have created quite a stir. oval, and tho competitors in tho 0n V nn.l Interest automoblllsts nialto a car. Hugh Chalmers' name agents in Canada, Havana, Cuba, audi of the Islands In these The Leautiful Cadillac demonstrator various events were hidden for part X ed the local distributing point and announcements has always been coupled with success a pall of dust. cstabl shins new agencies in Calro.l is that the Hudson roadster is to bo nnd It lmo imn will soon bo here. On the mainland of the distance under .will he delivered rrom this cty to the ... . " vw "V. BUI1JIWO IU UII WUU tho fields alone made Egypt, and British West Indies and continued during it is reliably have the Cadillac agents are now making Tho sniallness of ,, . , subagents and purchasers throughout uii. known him that tho nim imp re 111 stated that nrobably no in Mono It custom to go to the factory and it possible to try for any speed. Tho OUU iillUJl IMlt car Amnrifi the the Interior of the Stato. has so increased in popularity drive their demonstrators home them- events generally Jiad only two or "Mr. B. S. Wilson of Montreal and has his competitors. This is tho greatest A complete lino of well-know- n - robbed them of these been copied as has tho Hudson rdad- r. selves. three entrants, which tho Hudson factory and signed sort of tribute to Mr. Chalmers per-ste- cars Is included In ship- Heads of corporations, - spectacular features of largo and j the - - business snnnliv nmi in thn. nn v. During the week the long list of the a contract for the ensuing year by - - i,niucuiiuK ma races. The Buick en ment. Tho Flanders tour- - and professional men and others are name. hntlv contested which ho purchased 100 cars, twenty i runabouts, Cadillac purchasers was added to by using tno outclassed their 'rivals so as to car, suburban and Hudson and find that it fills . , who has purchased tries of them for Immediate delivery, Tho,'"B and roadster W, B. Graw Just majority of the events M, a puce apart from all other small g render the rv the E, F, llnq of the sanio typos of von Ilamm-Youn- Company a Hudson has secured Arm hold on '.he ... . - 1911 Cadillac touring car which is to tho affections of 'of bodies are features of tho new oars. "I in A The iBiiick team had practically Canadian motorists By the NeVadan the Asoclated re- SPECIAL LAMP delivered to him shortly. According to Chester N. Weaver, be own way In the majority of tho and the 'triangle on the rudiator' Is ceived two new Hudson roadsters. Another sale made during the week their Western manager for the StudebaKer contests', plainly discernible all over the do- These cars are equipped with tho by this firm was that of a high-clas- s Company, the demand for the popu- The liulck car Is going to be one of minion, large size gasolino tank mounted in Stevens-Durye- a to Mr. W, lar priced cars, such as the Flanders FOR AUTO NUMBERS tho most popular cars in Honolulu tills "J. M. DuenaS, who sold the Hud- tho rear, which holds 25 gallons, and F. HIelbron, who is taking great plea- M. F., Is In any year. Already a number of orders son last year In Cuba, was also a cal- and E. better than special tire holders in back. The bat sure .showing his beautiful car to his past season, shipment have' been placed for both touring at tho Hudson plant and signed up and the large tery box Is beneath tho seat, as is also Almost every state that nnnnta n ler 1, 1 t l , " friends. es- received of these will only ho nn1 .! ... " cars and runabouts the latter for another year's business handling-- ' just cars iuo unu ihiiiip tuniimi mieiii.. new iaw ior tno guidance of motor Mr. W. E, Brown, who returned to . partially satisfy orders. This typo is very much sought pecially being a great favorite. , tho Hudson on the Island. He re- the advance after car users these days devotes a special Honolulu on the Mongolia, has just - 1911' Only minor changes mark the old ,w... mrai "uu- . paragrapn to "for lamps. 1911 ported even better prospects for rules The taken delivery of his beautiful SCORES AGAIN. sons aro much refined-- - In nnneararicn . i. .. HUDSON ex- and the new models or these cars. In Booiui iciiuiicun-ii- i ia me rear Packard touring car. Mr. Brown, who than the 1910 business, which was and the motor is made more quiet and mai According to advices received by ceptionally good. finish the now cars represent the lat- number shall be Illuminated sufficient. has been visiting in the East has Company, , h, nmnnth r.,nnln, ti,nn fnrmriv Ti,n tbe Pioneer Automobile "A Hudson touring just est, type of the popular priced motor " ly to, be visible for a distance of fifty found that there the Packard is by far Hudson car has another perfect score for the car construction. The fact that feet at night. With the lamp equip- - the most popular of the highest class days' relia- been shipped to Cairo, "Egypt, anJl 9.zJixxxxxzxxxxxxxxm was recorded In tho three these two lines of cars are manufac- which a Mitchell carried off the ment, of some cars the Ingenuity of of cars. bility run of the Cleveland News. A several more have been contracted ' tured In unusually large numbers is honors tbe owner is rather thoroughly testeil During the week Mr. A. W. Eames Hudson touring car, driven by Wil- for by the agents for the Hudson in pretty city. ' ' the reason given by Weaver for Its MITCHELL WINS in road race to flqd a way to make the rays of tho purchased a little runabout liam L. McCulla, led twenty-eigh- t ot- that ancient against two lamp Hamm-Youn- g popularity. The new method adopted Chalmers, Lima to Tole rear shinp on the number plate! von Com- 407-mil- o from The cars a hazardous "By special arrangement a travel .RlchtV-pllTh- her over by factory to guarantee each car, do t mllocl In to allow owners pars pany's salesrooms, and drove the car through Ohio. Four passengers ing salesman from the Hudson Co. the order of Its trail In Including Time; two hours and sixteen minutes, to comply strictly with the same day to his home at Wahlawa. coming In Brlt-- i even the equipment for both the letter with baggage were carried in the will spend the year making last ten miles on cyllnd- - A great deal of interest has been one year, is another Innovation In three and spirit of the law as exemplified Hudson. Rough and soft roads were ish West Indies and South America, ers, breaking all records. Car driven by New' centered in the phenomenal success way. to,the Posing of modern motor cars the Caller bill in York the encountered much of the with special attention being given by A. P. Maus. Pierce-Arro- by the Bulcks In various race Motor Car company of attained Among other recent events In which Argentna." MAUS Buffalo and Milwaukee. The BROS. AUTO CO. Buffalo has added to the regular equip- meets at perfect scores were attained by the By the Nevadan Hamm-Youn- g the Schuman gar ment of its cars a sixth lamp von Company, the local Hudson we're the New Jersey reliabi- for tho A ago received four new Mitchell cars, sole purpose of number nlato Illumlna- - .distributors of the Bulcks, have just lity run and the Virginia endurance two qualities, and a number of orders for of which were sent on to buyers . tlon. This lamp is of peculiar con-o- n 'received the following reports: contest. Chronicle. MM new Alcoes to arrive In the future the Island of Hawaii. , J struction. is like a' MILWAUKEE, Wis., July 25. Go- It tube cut in are being booked as a result. The During the week a Mitchell car was half abou six .inches long aw ing through a hard six-da- y run, the and HAWAIIAN GARAGE. Hawaiian has no other new cars at S ROAD ACE sold to tho Kahului Railroad Com- - inoh brake, clutch and motor tests and a Manager George Wells has had a pony, ' present, and will not have until after IN Maui, being shipped out by the electrically lighted and can bo turned' rigid final technical examination busy week showing prospective buy- the visit of Mr. F. W. Macfarlane to Plnildlnn .no,.Inn, nlnnf- ...... 16111., , uy Model 19 Buick, v,,.....c cn or on the switcn that operates !wlthout ,a. demerit, a ers around in the single, big Alco car the factory In the east. The Schuman Carriage Company Another Mitchell went by Automobile tho the side and rear lights. When it le jentered by the Hokanson which he, lias remaining on hand. have a copy of the following telegram Mauna Kea to Hllo, ' driven where it was on its rays cover the entire number Company of Madison Wis., and Every person who has had a ride in it Mitchell-Loui- s received by the Motor delivered to Frank Bechert, mill en- -' in a way any by Emll Hokanson. won the $1,000 has been charmed with its exceptional Fine Job Frlntipi;, Star Office. that would insure owner Company concerning a road race in glneer at Kukaiau plantation. against arrest for a violation of this This car will add new lustre to an honorable HE most valuable asset the Cadillac Company possesses is its good name a good name which is not merely' the re- 1 sult of popular caprice but has been earned by what, the car has done and what it has been. 1 he Cadillac is, as you know, unique in the kind things that are said, and thought, and felt about it by thousands of people. This good name and the extraordinary good will which it has Important Improvements in 1911 engendered everywhere, we interpret as an obligation to build a car IJU'ItOVKD APPEARANCE. so fine as to remove itself automatically from the likelihood of com- Double drop frame, 2 1- -2 Inch drop, which makes car set lower, and this, with the larger hood and more roomy petition. tonneau greatly Improves the appearance. 1911, therefore, first thought only thought, LARGE RADIATOR. For our our one and( The radiator Is slightly larger, hence has greater cooling in fact has been to satisfy that widespread and implicit confidence capacity. This Is notwithstanding the fact that the Ca- dillac was never deficient In that respect. vhich always expects the exceptional from the Cadillac. TIMKEN AXLE. Full floating type. Tlmken roller bearing rear axle. This We believe we are justified in saying that in this larger, more Is the same axle as used on a number of America's high- est priced cars. - powerful, more luxurious car, the Cadillac organization has surpassed LARGER II RAKE IJRUJIS. itself. More powerful brakes, more easily applied and greatly In- creased efficiency. Contracting and expanding doublo In spite of ten years of devoted adherence to the manufacturing acting brakes, both equalized. TWO IGNITION SYSTEMS. principle that any one of ten thousand Cadillacs should be inter- Thirty' Two complete and Independent ignition systems, each with its own set of spark plugs. The two Ignition systems changeable in its parts with any other Cadillac of the same type, we consist of Bosch high tension magneto and the new and INCIIRASRII l'OWKH. Improved Dolco system with single unit coll, high tension ready so short a time as twelve months ago to build as 1- were not a car Cylinder bore Increased from 4 -1 Inches to 4 2 Inches. distributor and controlling relay. Either system-alon- Is worthy and as wonderful as this. This, with more efficient carburetor (Schebler), which Is efficient for operating tho car. water-Jaclcote- d, offects a m aterlal increase in power. Pis- ENCLOSED WIRING. Manufacturing plans, like men, must fit themselves to do truly ton stroke, 4 1- -2 Inches. All electrical wiring enclosed In copper Tho four cylinders aro cast singly, with copper Jackets tubes. system of which applied, COPPER MANIFOLDS. great things. Even with a standardization has no retaining tho excluslvo Cadillac features Copper manifolds are used for water Inlets and outlets In which absolutely perfect alignment throughout. the circulating system. equal in the world, and assures an iNcnn.vsicn cojipoht. REMOVABLE CLUTCH. Wheel base 110 to 11C and the almost final elimination of friction, the value of increased from Inches, making tho Clutch may be removed In a very few minutes without dis- of parts car ride easier than ever.. , turbing other members. 191 1 was not possible in 1910. 19 11 C a d i II a c S p e c i l c a t i o n s in B r i e 3l'qTOlt fourcyclo; cylinders You are receiving now FlIr .Cylinder,', cast singly. LUIUCATION Automatic splash system, oil uniformly dis- AXLES Itear. Tlmken full floating typo; special alloy ., ' 2 Five-bearin- g by force-fee- d 11 steel i .1 4 l'S In. bore by 4 In. piston stroke. tributed. Supply maintained mechanical vo axle shaft; Tlmken roller bearings. Double torsion We Verily believe, tne Bis lubricator with single sight feed on dash. Most econom- tubes arranged in triangular crank shaft, I dlam. Bearings, Cadillac make, bronze ical and simplest system over devised, strength. form affording unuBual advanced type of with babbit lining.' Five-beari- cam shaft. Front axle drop forged I beam section with most CAIIllURETOR Special Schebler, water jacketed. Air may drop forged yokes, spring perches, tie rod ends and m. 32.4. be adjusted from driver's seat. steering spindles. Front exact and scientific motor ifonsErowKit. a. l. a. rating CLUTCH Cone type, large, leather faced, with special ings. wheels fitted with Tlmken bear- manufacture which COOLING Wnler. Copp'er'. jacketed cylinders, 'copper inlet spring ring In lly wheel. Clutch readily removable and BRAKES One internal and ono external brake on Car most easily operated ever devised. be- 14 direct ,1 1 , 1 ,.--J outlet water Gear centrifugal Universal Joint wheels. inch x 2 2 Inch Exceptionally easy -J- n"d manifolds. driven tween and practically In drums. in 111c iiiuusiiy lias piuuuitu. numn: Radiator, tubular and plate type of unequaled ef clutch transmission noiseless operation. Both equipped with equalizers. ficiency. Fan attached ta motor, running on two point un posiwqns anu easily removauie. STEERING GEAR Please with TRANSMISSION. Sliding gear, splective type, Cadillac patented worm and worm gear ball bearings; center distances of fan pulleys adjustable three speeds, sector typo, adjustable with ball thrust. 1 4 In. steer- -' to take up stretch In belt. iorwaru ana reverse. enrome nickel birbi lng post, 18 steering your Cadillac representa- Chrome nickel steel Incft wheel wlUi corrugated Jiard rub- .Tump completo transmission shaft and clutcrl shaft ber rim, aluminum spider. tive by the earliest pos- IGNITION spark. Two and Independent running .on five .annular ball bearings, WHEEL BASE 11C Inches. systems. Including two sets of spark plugs. Bosch high DRIVE plfect shaft to bevel gears of special cut teeth TIRES On tension magneto; also new and Improved Delco system, to gears Touring Car Demi tonneau. Roadster ,and sible inspection. nlTord maximum strength. All cut by us. Drive Coupe, 34x4 Inches; 34 4 1- -2 single unit coll with high tension distributor and control- shaft rUn's on Tlmken bearings. Two, Limousine x inches. ling relay. (Delco .apparatus, In commu- universal joints, SPRINGS Front, semi- - elliptical 36 inches long by 2 Inches located former the; forward telescopic, each enclosed In housing and run- wide; Rear 42 tator position.) Wiring enclosed in copper tube. ning In, 611 bath. 2 inches long x Inches wide. Rear cross 38 inches long x 2 ihwlde PRICE F.O.B. Detroit Touring Car, DemllTonneau and Roadster (Coupo 2250, limousine ?3,000) Prices include the following equipment: magneto and1 Delco" system, gas Bosch one pair lamps and generator. Ono pair oil lamps and tail lamp, one horn and set of tools, pump and repair kit for tires. 60 mile season j"t . uuu iwjjotuuuuiu Biaeuuuit)it;r, nuuu riui, iuu ivuy rmi in tonneau anu nan iooi ran in ironf. Tire nolders. " ; " Cadillac Motor Car Company, Detroit, Michigan Licensed Under the Selden Patent

Hamm-Youn- g AGENTS von Co., Ltd., Honolulu THE HAWAIIAN BTAIl? 'SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1910. THIKTEEN

' partlcullar section of law. tho Tho nialned loyal com-man- thenceforth. The d Virginia. In commnnd in New York France. In 1S72 he became governor addition of this Jump mnko3 six that of Maryland at this time requir- city in 18C3, ho prevented troubles of New York. arc included in tho Plerco-Arro- ed a man of equipment tact and Judgment. Dix over drafts. That city ncetf&VU Mm He was a writer of some distinction without counting thq snialj Strong Hen Had these qualities one lights nlgnl. TRUE STORIES OF and tho additional hand for It was a danger spot. and a lender In society. Possessed of that tho oil gauge at AMERICANS OF ACTION. advantage of being a war democrat. In 18CC Dlx was nominated' by Pre- amblo means, In his latter years ha His administration of (Chicago Dally News.) of education and ho Instituted a sys- affairs in that sident Johnson as naval officer of the was president of several railroads. Ho state Was successful, as was also bin port died in 1879. John Adams Dlx. tem of libraries for public schools. of New York and before tho day DEALERS DR VING command of the department of eastern was over he was nppolnte'd minister to WAItDON ALLAN CURTIS. 'John, Adams Dlx was born In Xtw In 1844 he had become United States senator. Among mea- Hampshire In 1798, tho son of a lieutena- other important nt-colonel in tho regular army. He sures i.o Introduced in congress a bill CADILLACS HUM E was at: sdhool In Montreal, (darning which brought about trade reciprocity with Canada. French t when the war of 1812 To tho east, the west and the south, Returning home, ho became a i:loil; in Defeated for he ran for tho offlce In P.al'tliiir.re, the governorship the 1911 Cadillac cars havo been leav- recruiting as a free soli demo which was crat and was again ing tho factory at Detroit, traveling under hs father's chargo defeated. Ten- Ho was precocious both in nb(My dered the high office of secretary of , over tho driven by road and Cadillac and appreciation of the adwntatro t'f state in tho cabinet of President 50 - Macey dealers, Not less than representa- industry and his spare time waa on- Pierce, he felt obliged to decline it on Sectional tives lmvo taken their demonstrating ployed In studying under tho guidance account of the opposition of tho South. pf the qf same .cars to their home cities by (ho over- faculty a local school. In The consideration made him de- ' 1813 cline appointment land route. ho was offered the cho.na of a as minister to West Point cadetshlp or the now oiwo- ' - Thia is a custom which began In i lets rank of ensign in tho army. Ho' In January, 1861, Floyd and Cobb way years a small several ago, and choso the latter aild was to withdrew from Buchanan's Bookcases asskitud President has found great favor among Cadillac I his father's regiment, betag tho cabinet and decamped to the south. dealei-- In many sectons. This is tho I youngest officer in the army, as ne had Buchanan had been subservient to his yet banner year, however, because never i not reached his 15th birthday southern cabinet members, ,but when before have so many dealers tried out His father dying soon aftsr, iriaving he filled their places he blundered into the now models with real road work. nine children, upon the lad deviil-b- d choosing uncompromlBing unionists, To" date Cadillac dealers from the the necessity of arranging tho settle- Stapton, Holt and Dlx. These strong following cities havo visited the fac- ment of his father's estate, Which was men bullied the weak and vacillating tory and driven home in their new in an embarassed condition. president into unwilling action tending cars: White River Junction, Vt, In 1814 ho became a lieutenant In to uphold the union in the great crisis. Youngstown,' Ohio; New, Pittsburg; an artillery regiment and acted as ad- Dlx, "who had been postmaster of Cfty; York; Jersey Jacksonville, Fla.;. jutant of a provisional regiment on an New York, was made secretary of tho Sioux City, la.; Minneapolis; Oshkosh, expedition into Canada. In 1816 he treasury. Three days after he took Wis.; Waterloo, Ia Syracuse, Y,; became a first lieutenant and in 1819 chargefhe sent a special agent to New Fitzgerald, Ga.; Taunton,;- Mass.;. ho was appointed on the staff of tho Orleans and Mobile to prevent revenue Elmlra, N. P.; Cedar Raplli?,Iai Ft commander-in-chief- . He was but vessels In those harbors from being" Dodge, la.; Providence, R. I.; Johns then )18, which is how the earliest legal ago seized by persons In rebellion. One town, Pa, Worcester, Mass.; Louis for enlistment ns a private. Breshwood, captain of tho Robert Mc- ville, Ky. Dix kept up his studies constantly Clelland, the most valuable of the ves- and in 1819 began to read law with a sels,' refused to obey the special ANOTHER CITY BUYS CADILLACS. view of leaving the army. This he agent's orders. Dlx telegraphed: "If That tho adaptability to ,and use did not do, however, until 1826, when any man attempts to haul down the (n muni-clpa- ! fulness of the Cadillac "30" l he had become a captain. In 1828 he American flag, shoot him on the spot." Beautify Home becoming the service is more widely became a layryer at Cooperstown, N. Those fifteen words were worth an recognized seems to bo by evidenced Y. Soon he acquired a good practice1 army corps to the nation. In that, time the recent installation of two of them Book-ca- se and entered politics as a democrat, be- of doubt and fear, In tho midst of the MACEY preserves your books free Jn Harrlsburg, Pa. One THE has' been ing made adjutant general of craven temporizing of the placed at tho dlspbsal of the head of the state nation's from dust and insects. is in rich Golden militia in 1830 and secretary of state chief executive, those ringing words It made the water department and the is other In 1833. The latter office made him came like a trumpet blast. Men would in the service of the highway depart- Oak and may be built up a section at a time until you a member of the state board i die to save the flag; men would ment. Here as in New York, Brook- dlo lyn and Louisville, Ky tho Cadillac who tried to tear it down! Uncom- have a fine library. promising, swift, short, issue was was selected in competition with otier Cadillacs to its equipment, in order the cars. to strengthen Its efficiency. outlined in that order. It became a The Most Popular Book-cas- e iu the Market. New York probably holds tho dis- Following its first experience with national watchword, It is still and It tinction of first seeing the usefulness the Cadillac, Brooklyn recently added always will be. ' of the automobile in municipal work; four more to its borough equipment; The north was reanimated. The and stood by Us conviction. by the In- and New York bought ten additional situation was suddenly clarified. The stallation of fourteen Cadillac am- Cadillacs. The action of Brooklyn and time of truckling and yielding' was bulances. Now York was based on a systematic over. Tho union was to be upheld. H. & Co., p Hackfeld Ltd. Brooklyn was almost as early In record, which showed that tho Both north and south realized it in s the field of motor-usin- g cities with uaauiacs were more economical to the response of tho nation to thoso three In its city departments. operate and maintain than any other words. Shortly afterwards the Police De-- , of the makes in the municinal rp-i- In April Dix presided over a great partment of Louisville added three vice; war mass meeting in New Yofjt and was made chairman of the "union de- fense committee." In May ho was ap- major-gener- pointed of New York n-- volunteers. In June President Lincoln Kave fl mnde"hlm"niajOr-gonera- l of regulars, 1 Why not your loors clean But even as he had been too young to havo a real chance in the war that I all of the time? It's no trick at all began his career, he was too old to "bo STEVENS PURVEA a great commander in his second wa'r. and work if He was too old for the hardships of no you. use the field. 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FOURTEEN THE HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1910.

bo permitted to make a selection or, in caso ho has mado n soiectlon, Lot Area Appraised Lot Area Appraised to receive the necessary papers or take or retain possession of tho No. (Acres) Valuo. No. (Acres) Value. BY AUTHORITY lot solectcd. 24 59 7. Forms, Maps, Information. Blank forms of applications, ad- 8.32 16.00 . 27.80 28.00 dressed envelopes for applications, blank forms of affidavits of qualifi- 25 8.02 16.00 60 23:98 24.00 cations, other necessary forms and appropriate printed Information in 20 8.00 . 16.00 61 24.01 24.00 regard to the lands opened and tho terms under which they may bo 27 8.00 . 16.00 62 25.69 25.00 taken, may bo obtained from tho Commissioner of Public Lands or 23 8.00 16.00 63 25.51 25.00 any of sub-agent- s following 29 31.05 31.00 CI 25.51 1 from tho or agenVs at tho localities: ' 25.00 ' NO . 30 10.02 20.00 65 25.63 TICE HAWAII: 25.00 ' Land Offlco, Hilo. 31 8.00 16.00' CC 23.35 23.00 Court House, Hoiiokna. 32 ,8.00 16.00 C7 ' 30.71 30.00 Court House, Walmea. 33 8.00 16.00 68 23.11 23.00 Op Court House, Kohala. 31 32.70 32.00 09 . 24.25 24.00 ening of Public Lands in Court House, Kailua. 35 8.41 17.00 70 . 24. 2G ' 24.00 Offlco of Sub-agen- t, Kealakekua. 71 ' 24.19 24.00 80 23.73 24.00 Court House, Waiohinu- - , ... ' 72. 24.17 24.00 SI 24.67 24.00 Territory of ' ' ' the Hawaii MAUI: . 73 24.10 82 i v 24.00 23.90 24.00 Sub-agen- ' Office t, ',74, 83 of Makawao. . . , 24.28 24.00 24.00 24.00 Notice la hereby given In Territory ' ' 75' that tho public lnjids the of Court House, Hana. . ,24.30 24.00 84 23.76 24.00 Hawaii set forth In the schedule hereto annexed will be opened for Court House, - ' ' 76 ' Wailuku. ' 24.38 24.00 85 24.02 24.00 honiesteadlng In the following manner, In accordance with the laws of Court House, Lahaina. . ' 77 24.25 24.00 86 24.00 24.00 Hawaii relating to public lands (Parts 4, G nnd 7, Ch. 22, Revised Laws OAHU: '.V4 '' 78 ' 24.00 . 24.00 87 23.98 it ' 24.00 of Hawaii) as continued in force and changed by tho Organic Act of Office of tho Commissioner of Public Lands)' , ' ' 79 22.74 23.00 88 0, 24.23 24.00' said Territory (Sec. 73, Act of Congress of April 31 Stat. 141), Capitol Building, Honolulu. .' , and amendments thereto (Sec. 5, Act of CongVess of May 27, 1910), , ... , ; FOURTH LAND DIVISION, PUNA, SOUTH AND NORTH HILO AND subject to withdrawal of any Qf said lands for public purposes prior Court House, Llhue. 7 HAMAKUA, HAWAII. to their selection: Office of Sub-agen- t, Kapaa. ',' - Sub-agen- t, Kalmu Homesteads, 1. General Method of Disposition. The persons entitled to take said Offlco of Kalaheo. Puna. lands shall be determined by drawing or allotment; and the lands may MOLOKAI: ;. la 55.10 $ 55.10 3b 43.00 $129.00 be taken by the Homestead Lease, Special Homestead Agreement, Court House, Pukoo. lb 60.00 160.00 4 80.00 549.60 Higlit of Purchase Lease or Cash Freehold Agreement method, so far Blue print maps of all tho lands to bo opened will bo on exhibition 2 . 80.00 240.00 5a 29.30 102.55 as applicable under the law, at the option of the taker. at tho office of the Commissioner, and 'at each of tho above-mentione- d 3a 43.00 129.00 6b 60.00 210.00 All persons who desire any of said lands must apply within tho places. 6 80.00 ' 560.00 hereinafter prescribed time for leave to participate in the drawing; Oplhlkao Homesteads, SCHEDULE REFERRED TO IN FOREGOING NOTICE. Puna. there will then at hereinafter prescribed later times be drawings to 5a - 52.00 ' $ 62.00 8 ' 64.30 $128.60 determine the order of selection of lots; finally at hereinafter pre- FIRST LAND DIVISION, NORTH AND SOUTH KOHALA, HAWAII. 6b 52.60 52.00 scribed later times the applicants may select their lots in the order l' determined by the drawings, nnd at the same time must select the Lot Area Appraised Lot Area Appraised Kupanua Tract, Puna. No. (Acres) Value. No. (Acres) Value. 4 method by which they will take them. 24.00 $ 72.00 6 26.00 $ 65.00 2. Land Divisions and Places of Application, Drawing and Selec- Kahel Homesteads, North Kohala. 5 , 11.00 16.50 7a 58.00 ' 232.00 tion. For the purposes of this opening, the Territory is divided Into CO $ '. 7b . . 3 9.20 .$ 92. 9 9.22 92.20 v. ', 68.00 232.00 tho following land divisions, for the lots in each of which there will fit. 8 9.22'' 92.20 11 9.27 92.70 Kaohe Tract, Puna. be separate applications, drawings and selections. ' - All applications must be made to the Commissioner of Public Lands, Puuepa 2 and Kokol.kl Homesteads, North Kohala. 5a,- 47.30 $157.00 5b 46.30 $157.00 1 C.95 $ 15 7.55 $ 75'.50 .. Kanlahlku Honolulu, and must bo made by ordinary mail and not in person or by 69.50 ' Tract, Puna. 1G registered mail or othorwise; all drawings will be held at the Capitol 2 G.95 69.50 .70 77.00 ,9 , 46.60 $186.40 t - 17 75'.00 Building in Honolulu, but applicants need not be present;- all selec- 3 G.65 GG.50 7.50 Kalrr.u-Kalapan- a following places In re- 4 ' 18 7.70 77.00 Tract, Puna. tions of lots will bo made at the selection the 7.75 77.50 6 places applicants pre- 5 19 7.80 78.00 12.70 $ 38.10 spective land divisions, at which the must be 7.50 75.00 ' " sent at the prescribed times: 6- 8.00 80.00 .20 7.90 79.00 , . Kalmu-Maken- a Tract, Puna. ii. . First land division, comprising the districts of North and South 7 7.70 77.00 21 7.00 70.00 9 67.13 $ 67.00 26 - 21.84 32.76 Kohala In the County of Hawaii; selection place, District Court House, 8 8.00 ' 22 ' 7.85 78.50s- 10 ' 80.00 43.43 43.45 27 5.00 15.00 North Kohala. 9 7.90 79.00 23 7.73 '77.30 131 72.24 28 ' 73.26 5.56 i - 16.70 Second laud division, comprising the districts of North and South 10 24 ,7.40 74.00 19 , 7.90 79.00 20.30 20.30 2!i 4.90 14.70 Kona, in the County of Hawaii; selection place, Circuit Court House, 11 25 7.80 78.00 . 7.93 79.30 . ' , 30 5.26 16; 80 Kailua. 12 79'.30 26 7.93 7.70 77.00 ,Mf Klklla-Keoke- a Tract, Third land division, comprising the of Kan In the County 27 Puna. district 13 7.85 78.50 7.30 73.00' 1 ' 61.50 $ 61.50. 15a of Hawaii; selection place, District Court House, Waiohinu. 14 7.50 , 75.00 28 5.10 51.00 62.00 02:00 Fourth land division, comprising the districts of Puna, South and ' 4a 70.00 70.00 15b 62.00 Puukapu Homesteads, South Kohala. 4b 70.04 70.00 62.00 North Hilo and Hamakua, in the County of Hawaii; selection place, 15c 61.62 62.00 public land office, Hilo. 43 16.54' $132.35 60 IS. US $45.20 5a 55.04 . 65.00 19a - 64.33 G4.00 EG 11.43 . 67.15 61 17.71 42.25 6b 54.40 55.00 Fifth Land division, comprising the County of Maul; selection place, 19b 64.33 64.00 57 14.43 36.05 62 15.42 38'.65 6 16.60 16.60 21 ' Circuit Court House, Wailuku; 66.54 ' 58 14.71 36.75 63 11.60 28.75'' 7 16.50 16.50 22 66.50 Sixth land division, comprising the City and County of Honolulu; 69.54 34". 80 selection place, Capitol Building, Honolulu; 59 16.59 41.45 79 14.70 14.70 9 18.74 18.75 26 14.95 14.95 , Seventh land division, comprising the County of Kauai; selection Walmea Village (Kamuela), South Kohala. 11 31.72 31.72 27 50. place. 13 22.95 22.95 28 50.80 Circuit Court House, Lihue. Block No. 1. 8.24 24.75 3. Application for Participation in Drawings. All persons quali- ' 14a 71.00 . 7J.00 31 8.26 fied to take a homestead may on or before Wednesday, October 19, 1 2.58 $ 65.00 7 2.30 $ 60.00 14b 71.00 71.00 32 8.25 2 8 4.59 90.00 8.98 9.00 1910, but not thereafter, present to tho Commissioner of Public Lands, 2.12 65.00 ' 33 3 2.58 65,00 17 4.69 85.00 13.20 13.20 Honolulu, by ordinary mail, but not In person or by registered mail or Keauohana-Kehena-Ke'eke- e 4 Tract, Puna. otherwise, sealed envelopes containing their applications for partici- 2.58 66.00 ' ' 1 32.73 $ 32.75 9 pation in drawings in any or ail of said land divisions, no envelope Block No. 2. . 69.70 $ but 2 40.00 40.00 11 69.70 '' shall contain more than one application or any other paper than the 1 $ 40.00 2 ,.1.66 $ 40.00 62.05 52.05 .1.66 3 60.60 60.60 . 12 application, and no person shall present more than one application for , 21 2.09. 60.00 18.90 18.90 same division. 4 40.00 80.00 19 68.00 the land Block No. 3. 136.75 All applications must on by 7 74.74 74.75 20 25.92 such be made blank forms furnished ' 64.80 sub-agent- 8 , C3.78 63.80 the Commissioner of Public Lands or his agents or and 3 1.42 $ 45.00 7 2.30 $ 60.00 .23 14.02 70.10 - 18a 41.30 41.00 18b must show the full name, mail address, age, height, weight and sex of 8 ;t4- 2.30 60.00 41.32 41.00 the applicant and whether ho or she Is single or married, and be "' ! r Keoneopokolkl Homesteads, sub-age- .' Block No. 7. sworn to by him or her before a of public lands, notary 2 5.20' $ 10.40 13 public, judge or other officer authorized to administer oaths, and must 4 4.59 $115.00 5 4.59 $115.00 11.10 22.20 3 4.80 . 9.60 14 bo mailed in envelopes furnished by the Commissioner or any such HAWAII- - ' .10.10 20.20 SECOND LAND DIVISION NORTH AND SOUTH KONA, 4 , . 5.60 16.80 15 agent or sub-agen- t. '" ' 11.10 22.20 Appraised' 5 , 10.00 30.00 16 10.30 All suck envelopes will have printed upon them the Commissioner's Lot Area Appraised Lot Area ' 20.60 (Acres) Value. 6. 10.00 30.00 17 10.94 address and the words "Application, Land No. (Acres) Valuo. Nb. 8 " ' 23.88 ' 10.10 30.30 18 10.78 Division," the blank In which quotation must be filled in with the Konanalki, Hamanamana and.Kalaoa Tracts, North Kona. 10 21.56 in by appli- 11.50 34.60 19 10.45 number of tho land division which the land desired the 7 .02 $ .80 20 3.85 $121.50 21.90 no by H 9.60 20.26 20 10.30, cant is situated, and such envelope shall indicate the person 12 20.60 whom it was presented or mailed or bear any mark of identification. Kaulana Homesteads, North Kona. 10.10 20.20 21 5.43 22 11.86 All envelopes must be securely sealed and should have the requisite 72 29. 9G $104.85 74' 3G.79 $.73.60 25.00 75.00 stamps attached thereto before they are placed in the mail. 73 31.85 95.55 76 46.83 35.10 Kilauea Tract, Olaa, Puna Any person who presents more than one application for the same 84 18.59 65.05 3 Lots Nos. to 22' inclusive, of 5u acres each, appraised at land division or any application in any other than his true name, Kalamakowall Tract, North Kona. per acre. $5.00 shall not be permitted to participate in the drawing for such division. 4. Drawing and Assignment of Order of Selection. Upon receiving 44.00 $132.00 7 33.00 $100.00 Brughelll Tract, Olaa, Puna. any such envelope properly addressed and properly indorsed as above Kalaoa-Oom- a Tract, North Kona. Lots Nos. la, lb, lc, 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d, 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d, 4a, 45 4b of from' required, the Commissioner will deposit it in a suitable contained, Into 2a 60.60 $ 15.20 Sa 61.40 $ 21.50 to 60 acres each, appraised at $5.00 per acre. which will be deposited only and all such envelopes as are properly In- 2b 61.00 ' 15.20 Sb 61.40 21.50 Rpse Tract,. Olaa, Puna. dorsed for the same land division, and such container will be so con- 6a 62.60 15.65 10a 02.10 21.75 Lots Nos. ' so envelopes deposited la, lb, lc, Id, 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d, 3a, 3b, 3c, 4a, 4b. 4c 6a 5b structed and kept as to prevent therein from 6b 62.55 15.65 10b 62.10 21.75 5c, 5d, oa. 6b 6c, Gd, they publicly 7a, 7b, 7c, 7d, 8a. 8b, 8c, and 48 being removed therefrom, without detection, until are 7a 60.10 15.00 12a 61.80 30.90 50 acres appraised 8dt from to on drawings each at $5.00 per acre. Li . opened the day when the and assignments are made for 7b 60.10 15.05 12b 61.80 30.90 such land division. All envelopes which indicate by whom they were 27 2 Mile Tract, Olaa, Puna. ap- Kealakehe Lots, North Kona, (Makal.) presented or mailed will be opened as soon as received, and the Lots Nos. la, lb, lc, Id, 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d. 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d, 4a 4b 4c 4d applicants. - 3 $ 6a, 5b, Ga, Cb, plications therein will forthwith bo returned to the 76.00 76.00 12a 44.50 $,44.50 5c, 5d, 6c. 6d, 7a, 7b, 7c,. 7d, 8a, Sb, 8c, Sd.'oa 9b 9c 9 a. m Capitol Building, Honolulu, on Thurs- 5 9d, 10a, At o'clock at the 76.50 76.50 12b 44.50 44.50 10b. 10c and lOd, of 50 acres each, appraised at $250 each! day, 27, 1910, first land division; on Friday, October 6 13 October for the 76.50 76.50 72.00 72.00 Olaa New Tract, Olaa, Puna. 28, 1910, for the second land division; on Saturday, October 29, 1910, 7 76.00 . 76.00 .16 77.50 77.50 ' Lots Nos. 9, 10, 15, 17, 18 to 2S;Lots for the third land division; on Monday, October 31, 1910, for the 8 77.50 77.50 17 77.50 77.50 Nos. 30, 33 to 39; Lots Nos ' 41 to 49; Lots Nos. 53, 54 ,55; fourth land division; on TuesdayNovember 1, 1910, for the fifth land 18- and Lots Nos. 60, 61 to 89: Lots Nos' 9 76.50 76.50 73.00 73.00 90a, 90b, 91, 94, 95 and 135; Lots division; on Wednesday, November 2, 1910, for the sixth land division, 10 '78.50 78.50 19 73'. 00 Nos. 138 to 195; Lots Nos 199 73.00 to 208; Lots Nos. 210 to 214; Lots Nos. and on Thursday, Nov. 3, 1910, for the seventh land division, the con- 11 77.00 ' 77.00' 20 77.00 77.00 216 to 225; Lots Nos 227 to 232; Lots Nos. 234 to 248; Lots Nos. 250 to 255; Lots tainer for such land division will be publicly opened and all the envel- Kakulopae Homesteads, South Nos 256 to opes therein will be thoroughly mixed. Thereupon, and continuing Kona. 2G1; Lots Nos. 263, 265, 266 and 267; Lots Nos. 269 to 280; Lots - Nos thereafter from day to day, Sundays and holidays excepted, as long 6 i 16.20 $ 42.05 7- 17.00 $42.50 282, 286 and.287; Lots Nos. 293 to 309; Lots Nos. 311 to 406- - of from 1 19.15 to 72.75 acres each, most of them having as may be necessary, all such envelopes shall be taken, one at a time, Olelomoana 2 and Opihihall and 2, South Kona. , an area of exactly or approximately 50 Impartially and indiscriminately, and the applications contained there- 5 19.20 $115.20 6 20.50 $102.50 acres each, appraised at $5.00 an acre. In serially - in shall, when correct form and execution, be numbered in Papa Homesteads, South Kona. Olaa Reservation, Olaa, Puna- the order in which they are taken, beginning with number one, und 293b 1 $ 30.00 42.17 $210.85 363 ' the numbers thus assigned shall fix and control the order in which the 7.05 11 7.32 $ 30.00 298b 2 30.00 12 28.00 140.00 364 persons' named therein may select and take lots In Biich land division. 7.82 7.94 30.00 300 3 7.28 30.00 13 7.80 30.00 47.25 236.25 369 A list of the applicants to whom numbers are assigned, showing 330 370 assigned to of conspjeiously posted, 9 7.S9 30.00 14 7.40 30.00 the number each them, will be and 331 373b to papers publication as a of news, . 10 7.94. 30.00 15 6.67 30.00 furnished tho for matter and notlco 332 374 of assigned and the time and place at which he must ap- 17 6.32 30.00 50.00 250.00 the number 338 50.00 250.00 377 pear to make his selection will bo promptly mailed to the address set THIRD LAND DIVISION, KAU, HAWAII- - 339 is 50.00 250.00 378 forth In the application of each person to whom a number assigned. 346 All applications which are not correct in form and execution will j Nlnole and Wallau Homesteads, Kau. 379b be marked "Rejected, Imperfectly executed," and filed in the order In 1 20.13 $ 80.50 30 15.20 $ 76.00 380 50.00 250.00 which they are rejected and notice thereof will bo sent to the persons 15 19.91 , 119.40 31 10.21 25.50 381 389 who presented such applications. 16 17.67 106.00 33 13.20 39.60 382 390 388 60.00 250.00 391 5. Selection of Lots. Beginning at 9 o'clock a. m on Wednesday, Klolokaa-Kea- a Homesteads, Kau. 23, House, Kohala, for ' November 1910, at the District Court North the 2a 66.00 $ 98.25 10b 42.50 $106.00 Kalwlkl I, Hilo. Land Division; on Monday, November 28, 1910, at the Circuit ' First 2b 65.60 99.00 10c 42.40 106.00 69 45.80 $458.00 72 44.30 $443.00 Court House, Kailua, for the Second Land Division; on Friday, Decem- ' 2c 66.00 99.00 lOd 43.00 107.00 71 49.00 ' 490.00 -- 73 47.90 479.00 ber 2, 1910, at the District Court House, Waiohinu, for the Third Land 9a 40.30 83.00 13 on Wednesday, December 7, 1910, at the Public Land Of flee, 36.30 145.20 Kalwlkl III, Hilo. Division; 9b 40.30 80.00 - 22' 48.50 Hilo, for the Fourth Land Division; on Wednesday, December 14, 1910, 145.50 23 38.88 $290.00 50 32.66 $240.00 9c 40.90 82.00 . House, Wailuku, for the Fifth Land Division; on 25 30.20 61.00 24 34.22 255.00 51 at the Circuit Court 9d 42.00 84.00 26 45.35 340.00 Monday, December 19, 1910, at Capitol Building, Honolulu, for the 33.00 49.95 25 40.43 240.00 52 42.21 ' the 10a 42.40 106.00 38 ' 250.00 Sixth Land Division; and on Wednesday, December 28, 1910, at tho 11.30 11.30 26 25.66 150.00 53 44.79 265.00 Circuit Court House, Lthue, for the Seventh Land Division; the per- Kamaoa Homesteads, Kau. 48 37.66 280.00 54 52.17 310.00 sons holding numbers assigned to them for such land division may An applicant may select two Kamaoa Lots If one Is less than 12 49 35.64 265.00 55 49.07 290.00 make their selection of the lots that are open to selection and desired acres, and if the others' Is between 20 and 36 acres in area, In which Honomu, Hilo. In applications by them in such division in tho order which their for caso the two lots will be considered as one, the smaller one as agri- 32.13 $199.68 participation were numbered, but no person shall select more than one cultural and the larger one as pastoral land, except as set forth In said schedule of lots. Each such person shall, Opea-Pelea- Hilo. lot 1 51.50 $103.00 36 the same time, select the method by which he desires to take 'such 32.92 $ 33.00 16 43.70 $262.20 18 46,,00 $276.00 at 2 8.00 16.00 lot whether by Homestead Lease, Special Homestead Agreement, 37 24.10 24.00 17 44.00 330.00 19 60, 00 300.00 3 9.50 19.00 38 32.01 Right of Purchase Lease, or Cash Freehold Agreement, In so far. aB 32.00 Klhalanl Homesteads, 4 . 8.00 16.00 39 Hilo. same are applicable under tho land laws. 24.02 24.00 1 the 5 8.00 16.00 40 24.00 5.94 $178.20 17 14 If any person who has been assigned a number for any drawing 24.00 2 $424.20 6 8.00 16.00 41 , 8.08 242.40 18 00 420.00 district fails to appear and make his selection when the number as- 24.01 24.00 3 7 8.00 16.00 8.00 240.00 19 04 signed to him is reached and his name Is called, his right to select will 42 32.22 32.00 4 331.20 applicants assigned been disposed of, 8 10.50 21.00 43 8.29 16.00 10.32 309.60 20 04 331.20 be passed until the other have - 5 9 16.00 44 10.00 300.00 21 04 when his name will be called again, and If he then falls to appear and 8.00 25.73 26.00 6 331.20 his right to 10 8.00 16.00 45 25.82 10.84 325.20 23 03 330.90 make his selection, ho will be deemed to have abandoned 26.00 7 11.52 11 , 8.00 16.00 345.60 23 03 select. 46 8.00 10.00 8 330.90 12 8.00 16.00 11.57 347.10 24 00 C. Proof at Time of Selection. At tho time he appears to make his 47 K 8.11 16.00 9 330.00 13 17.60 48 0G 11.90 357.00 25 16 selection, each applicant muBt be prepared to show his qualifications 8.69 24. 24.00 10 334.80 by Com- 14 19.00 49 12. 0G 361.80 26 16 to take a homestead by affidavit In tho form prescribed the 9.53 24.00 '24.00 11 334.80 15 50 12.06 361.80 27 06 missioner, and otherwise. If an applicant Is not a citizen of the United 8.00 16.00 8.01 16.00 12 331.80 16 51 12.06 361;80 28 12. 20 States by birth, ho must present at the Bamo time either the original 8.00 16.00 8.19 16.00 13 366.00 17 1G.00 52 . 12.06 361.80 29. 10. 00 or a cortlfied copy of his declaration of Intention to become a citizen, 7.97 35.80 3G.00 14 300.00 admitting citizenship; an 18 18.00 '63 ' 12.00 360.00 30 10. 00 or of the order of the Court him to and if 8.25 33.82 34.00 15 300.00 who Is not born In tho Unltod States claims citizenship 19 8.00 16.00 54 8.09 16.00 12.10 363.00 31 10. 00 300.00 applicant 16 12.20 366.00 through his father's naturalization while he was under twenty-on-e 20 8.00 16.00 55 8.03 1G.00 32 10. 00 300.00 yoars of ago, ho must prosent a certified copy of tho order of the Court 21 7.98 16.00 56 24.01 24.00 Laupahoehoe Homesteads, Hilo. admitting his father to citizenship. 22 8.12 16.00 57 24.00 24.00 59.97 $179.91 24 1 20 .94 $ who appears to bo disqualified to tako a homestead will 23 8.08 . 10.00 ' 36,00 C2.82 No person .58 .. ,.5.79 48,45 14&.35 g'Cg 1 jYJ. '.4 " THE HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 19i0. FIFTEEN

Lot Area Appraised Lot Area Appraised dear, tonder-honrte- d girl who com- F. H organ, Ho: (Acres) Valuo No: (Acres) Valuo BRYAN MAGNETIZES THE pletely onjoys tho humble things James 9 20.54 61. G2 29 21.35 G4.05 SCOTS that aro her portion. The thing. Is a 10 1G.G5 49.95 30 19.28 57.84 human 54. 0G document the tendorncss and Stock 11 33.81 101.60 31 18.02 pretty and 13 13.32 39.96 34 18.14 52.42 wording make It n work of art. Bond Broker 22 32.59 97.77 35 15. CI 4C.83 When William Jennings Bryan ap- - wo had forgot timo nnd place, that wo r an bitterness In lotter writing, 23 25.71 77.13 38 19.85 59.55 peared on the platform of Glasgow's had been listening to the music of you must understand, is bad art. 39 21.79 G5.37 largest hall ono Sunday evening not Member of Honolulu Stock and Bond wonderfully well chosen worcs, watch- - Tho next quality for good lottors. Ahualoa Homesteads, Honokaa Section, Hamakua. , Exchange play of expressive then, is feeling, good feeling, yet this Ca ' 9b $388.00 - "S the wonderfully Stock and Bond 42.70 $427.00 38.80 domnlatlng personality of the gath- must go hand in Orders recelvo Gb 450.00 hand with coherence 47.20 472.00 10a 45.00 erlng had arrived. W. L. Mnnson features nnd waiting for ono emphatic nnu prompt nttention. 9a 39.75 397.50 10b 35.70 357.00 somo degree of shortness. Ymi writes from Glasgow to tho Chicago whack or a powerful fist as It drove Information furnished relative to all Ahualoa Reserve Remnants, Hamakua. can't ramble about a single pink pig, Dally News. homo a point In argument by striking 8TOCKS AND BONUS. . like a person who 1 12.70 $127.00 9 13. 90 J139.00 the open palm of the other hand. It has lost her wav. 2 COO GO. 00 10 1G.S0 1C8.00 Tho hall was crowded to tho doors over eight sheets pnper LOANS NEGOTIATED. was an exhibition of tho power of the of and sny no 3 14.00 140.00 11 14.80 177.60 and had been so for an hour before 6U well-traine- ting niter nil. You must n hono 72. P O. Box 4 47.00 ,12 182.40 opening time. Few ever seen nntural orator to lead his have 4.70 15.20 here had story to tell n 5 13.70 137.00 13 1C.60 ' 199.20 hearers into n land of enchantment, or Idea to nv.,nn,i tho man, but no sooner did his stout You cannot HONOLULU INSTITUTE for C 4.90 49.00 14 13.80 105.50 11 afford to bore your read-ors-ma- form and cheery, smiling faco emerge And what was nil about, that hour Cor. Beretania and 8 5.00 50.00 15 17.00 204.00 them feel aroi - from the circle door than evory ono oc oratory? Tho meeting was suppos- - thnt won Richard- sts.; open from 8 a. m. to 7 p. not worth while and FIFTH LAND DIVISION, ISLANDS OF MAUI AND MOLOKAI recognized him, and there Im- - ed to bo ono ot a serles in connection thnt writhe il m., except Sunday. Electric Light was'an you is time Baths, German Nauhcim Walakoa Tract, Kula, Maul. medlato nnd sustained clapping of wlth tho world's missionary confer- - wasted. So. If vnu m Baths, Steam ' turn entirely to your and Hot Air Uaths, German Sltz Baths, C ence, and Mr. Dryan certainly little Hfo 37.60 $376.00 10 28.70 $287.00 hands. He turned and bowed. slightly started subjects for Flnsen Light, Massage, Gymnastic, 7- - for letters, 34.60 346.00 39 18.15 181.50 and smiled craclouslv ns ho nasaed to s ,f he wc"0 to talk on missions. He see to It that you High Frequency, etc., etc. 16ok squarely 9 30.00 300.00 42 19.90 199.00 his seat beside the chairman. That was a "delegate at large," he said. Tho at a thing nnd take only ; 44 14.15 141.50 Its most beautiful smile put him In the good grnces of chairman had said earlier in tho even- side for discussion Somina's Special salve For Piles Omaoplo Tract, Kula, Maul. ing ho be- This can be done even fniiin,. the audience right away. It was a thnt had been so appointed whnn Ouiirnntcid to contain nothing Injurious 1 57.90 $231.60 2 59.20 $236.20 of a death, for the Cures ' peculiarly genial cause he might bo loked on ns repre- one who Is depart- - chronic Bores, cuts, Imrns bh1 all : 18 49.00 147.00 smile, not at all what MndUcnes otthc liumnn rucu senting all the American churches. uu certainly Had some vlrtimn Kamaole Homesteads, Kula, Maul. wo know from the caricatures as the mi Prepared by Personally Mr. Bryan rather thought chnrms worthy to ho recalled. As 22a 25b Roosevelt smile. It seemed to sny for G. 23.42 $234.20 22.61 $226.10 - tho new babies, fcecret SOMMA,Siilve Specialist 22b "How happy I am, how happy you arp, tho American churches had so descrlb- the marriage among 24.73 247.30 20a 27.52 275.20 No. 10 King 81 Honolulu. T. II. 24a 26.45 2G4.50 2Gb 22.00 220.00 how happy we all are." ed him because they had not been able muium mends, tho minister's sec ond 25a 28.57 285.70 27a .20.65 2G5.50 But there was no more smiling until to l'lace h,m- - They did not know wife, the bride's shower, the club 27b - 5G 215. 21. tho speech came. What some of us what to mako ot Mm- - His father was tea, tnink how Interesting they mny Ss Homesteads, Koolau, Maul. a Baptist, was a Me-- be mado if you Co were thinking was: What a pity and his mother only tell something JwakamiJapaneso Silks, Dry 8 & $ 22 & ' to" thodlst up to the time he was born, iiuout tnom! Therefore, 8a 2.37 11.85 22a 2.37 Roosevelt had not also found time when vnn Goods and Hata of 9 & 30 & 30a him- - 9a 2.38 11.90 2.33 11.65 visit Scotland! If he had the two re--' Then she became a Baptist. For write about tho minister's wife, mnke All Kinds. 3 12 & 12a 2.33 11. 65 41 & 41a 2.73 13.65 doubtable champions self, he was a Presbyterian and had yourself more interesting by .45 & 45a 2.32 11.60 would have met telling Robinson Clock Hotel Street. at tho world missionary conference In lately been promoted to the eldership how she looks, who she Is, how her K'aupo, M Maul. Edinburgh in In a Presbyterian church. He had qualities as a woman : which Mr. Bryan was a strike you, nnd 8a 45.22 $135. 66 I 12.45 $ 37.35 "delegate at large" from the American three children. Two of them were so on. Tell, too, if tho new baby is a Silver Plate 8b 45.22 135.66 J 22.78 " G8.35 churches and then we would likely Presbyterians (cither that or Baptists, boy or a girl an interesting B 8.48 25.45 K 15.78 47.35 diffe- ' hnve had them both smiling from tho I forget which) and the other was an renceand as much of the tea Flat Ware H 8.32 . 26.45 L 14.12 42.35 and the same Glasgow platform. That would Episcopalian. So no wonder he was bride's shower as will make vivid pic- 30 PER CENT OFF Kahakuloa Homesteads, Maui. '!? have been an experience. But It was a "delegate at large." tures. I ' , , . ' Wet or Taro Lots not to be. Roosevelt had to hurry Sidetracked on General Religion. All of which means thnt somo de Sq. Sq. J. A. R. VIEIRA & CO. Ft Ft. home to his editorial duties In New Then he launched Into a defense of gree of Innocent gossip is acceptable 1 2.400 $ 5.55 26 800 113 $ 1.S5 York. missions, taking up objection after ob- In polite correspondence. HOTEL STREET . 2 4,800 11.10 27 8.700 V In fact, It 0.00 of Brevity. jection and answering In own Is 3 1,700 3.90 28 2,970 G.85 Smile at His Idea each his most desirable, but It must be William Jennings Bryan is quite ob- elegant sledge-hamme- r style. But sud- kindly, sprightly 4 , 9,000 20.70 29 2,980 6.85 and to the point for 5 12,400 28.65 30 8,000 18.40 viously a remarkable man. He Is re- denly he got side-tracke- He had oc- the letter to be Interesting show ' and . 6 5,600 12.90 31 3,000 C.90 markable for his extraordinary ability casion to say, In answering one objec- - the quality of good breeding. ,7 4,770 - 11.00 32 17,000 39.10 to pour out a torrent of eloquence for tlon, that he was no theologian and 8 2,320 6.35 33 1.080 2.50 "But," somebody will interject " an interminable time. Ho held us waB not going to theology. 9 3,000 6.90 34 12,131 27.90 talk That right here, "suppose there Is nothing spellbound for more an and was the sign post which led off OSTEOPATHY 1 '10 4,400 10.15 35 1,160 2.65 than hour him to write about suppose your life Is I 11 4,550 3G when he was closing he apologized for tho narrow road of missions on to ' 10.45 920 2.10 the so narrow that there Is not oven a 175 BERETANIA STREET. 12 43,000 98.90 37 3,900 8.95 dealing so briefly with his subject. It great wide road of the defense of the I ' farm animal or a social shindy of any H Phone 33. 13 10,400 23.90 38 2,660 6.10 was a quaint Idea, this apology, to an Christian religion as a whole. It was I 14 6,300 14.60 , 39 sort in it." 1,650 3.80 audience that would have been rest- a delightful experience to sit and 15 1,160 2.65 40 1,160 2.65 In that event I advise yon to begin lessly Impatient had any ordinary man watch him branching off, apparently 16 31,400 72.20 41 1,170 2.65 the study and true and amusing think- 42 more an hour, and without knowing It, forgetting mis- A 17 14,000 32.20 1.050 2.40 kept them than half ing. No life is too narrow to contain P PI5R 18 4,500 10.35 43 5,380 12.35 at first a smile crept over the sions and throwing himself and All Kinds Wrapping Papers and faint heart a thought to be had for the seeking, 19 6,050 13.90 44 2,570 5.90 sea of faces. Then, as If the same soul Into the defense of the simple Twlns, Printing and Writing Papers. 20 14,000 32.20 45 1,630 and if you only practice getting It American-Hawaiia- n 3.75 thought had come to every man and truths, the rudimentary, essential prin- Paper & Supply" 21 21.000 48'.30 46 2,240 5.15 down on paper In a clear, uplifted and 22 1,380 3.20 47 ' 7,400 ' woman at the same moment, the smile ciples of his religion. Co., Ltd. 17.00 simple way you will iearn to write 23 2,980 6.85 48 4.G60 10.70 faded away. The people realized that Words Like Tennyson's Brook. Fort and Queen Streets, Honolulu, ' ' charming more quickly than 24 1,100 2.25 49 4,980 11.45 he Was not joking in the least. It wns all powerful and beautifully letters phone 410. Geo. G. Guild Gen, Mgr. 25 11,200 25.75 60 1,120 2.60 In any other manner. The activities ' Not that he hnd not joked in the eloquent, and the words came In a tor- 51 5,800 13.35 55 1,120 2.60 of life are not everything. The quiet 52 3,500 8.05 56 2.7G0 6.35 course of the hour. I do not think I rent, as If they were determined to Sgj,JLVE count, your own point of FOR 53 - 6,000 13.80 57 10,900 2G.05 ever heard so many ripples of laughter emulate Tennyson's brook and go' on thinkers nnd 20,000 view, If you to get Bridge ftud Beach Stoves tor Coal w 54 46.00 58. 5.G90 13.10 at a Sunday meeting In Glasgow, but foreer. As for missions, got a strive it straight 59 10,300 23.70 the Woo. .,;'!. they were ripples, quite In few words more the end, but only and mit it down prettily mny he as ' t ' Hoolehua Homesteads, Molokal. restrained at Quick Meal Blue Flame Oil Btove keeping with the day. Applause at a few words. The orator finished on interesting as another's. The narrow- Acres Acres est life, then, is no bar to writing Perfection Oil Stoves. . F1 4 Sunday meetings is almost unknown tho high note of defense of evangeli QasoUn 1 ' 13.10 $65.00 14.30 $70.00 Giant Burner SIotcs. 5 In Scotland, somehow we all forgot cal religion. He said again he chnrmlng letters, for as Chantecler ,2 14.10 65.00 18.25 75.00 but that EMMELUTH & CO., LTD. 6 15.35 75.00 that fact until after we had left the did hot' wish to talk theology and that puts It, "through a knothole one can '. Phono 211. 145 ' i' SIXTH LAND DIVISION, ISLAND OF OAHU. hall. he had to apologize for dealing so see tho sky and the marching stars." No. Kins St Lot ,V- - Area Appraised Lot Area Appraised Interest In mere thinking is nt No. (Acres) Value. No. (Acres) Value. Then It dawned on us that we had briefly with the points he had touched the bottom of all good '' Hauula Homesteads, Oahu. been under a spell for an hour, that on. letter writing. Catton, Neill &Co., I would also advise all persons con- 3 '" 9.72 $243.00 7 4.10 $102.50 Limited. 4 12.01 300.25 9 4.62 113.00 templating working for this delightful 5 ,f 8.46 111.50 10 8.60 215.00 accomplishment to get nil the books ' Engineers, Machinists, Blacksmiths C 10.43 270.75 11 10.00 250.00 of well . . known letters the:' can lay and Boilermakers. V ABT OF LETTER Keaau Homesteads, Oahu. mm their hands on. Robert Louis Stev- First class wont at reasonable ratu. 1 64.45 $544.50 3 56.13 $561.30 BY PRUDENCE STANDISH IN CHICAGO DAILY NEWS. enson's furnish the sweetness of 2 , 62.20 622.00 4 48.60 48G.00 IWieMMIIiMIMfciiiM.mi heart needed ns well as a faultless IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE SEVENTH LAND DIVISION, ISLAND OF KAUAI. style, while those of Lord Chester- 1 It Is once more the fashion to road spelling, of smart stationery, etc. But newspapers; j Kapaa Tract, Puna field to his son, ns they in per-- , any good bookseller you ANYWHERE AT ANYT1M6 the collected letters of famous will sell a are, will give you more true wisdom 41 24.90 $373.50 69 22.00 $330.00 son?, buc he art of letter writing has book for 25 cents with the A B C Call on or Write 42 22.90 ' 343.60 70 23.10 ( than you could find in a scoro of mod- 283.00 almost' died out of the world. This: of letter writing, and the 43 23.10 325.00 71 20.70 293.50 stationer ern novels In writing the friendly, 1 - 72 does not mean that graceful corre-- with a fashionable clientele will tell 124, Sansomo 44 24.00 343.00 , 23.40 317.50 newsy letter, always remember ono ( Street 45 20.00 300.00 73 Is not admired, however, you all he knows about sta-fo- r 6 AN FRANCISCO. CAl.rp. 24.10 326.00 spondenco the latest thing pen nothing that would hurt 46 20.30 295.50 74 21.60 322.50 the plri who can turn off a pretty Uonery. As to the little break-- - 300.00 75 any other being dead or alive. Also 47 20.70 25.70 385.50 sentiment at the right timo and In writing In lead pencil Instead of Ink; 48 ' 21.00 315.00 76 35.50 532.60 keep your most precious secrets to spoke In using a typewriter 53 20.00 300.00 77 53.30 470.50 the right way has another , for a social letter yourself, for a great joy or a great 342.00 78 oy me nu uuuosing vuigar papers 64 22.80 35.60 387.60 ner wneei. sne is consulted tinted in hurt Is not a thing for common ills 55 38.00 390.00 79 41.40 ' stead of pure white I 385.50 smart hostess about notes of various have sent forth cusslon. Write only things w 56 27.70 345.00 80 23.00 such ns do 339.00 to places be- , warnings on that subject 300,00 81 corts and often invited seated your dignity you might 57 . 27.40 19.60 292.50 So credit thnt gifts, them . I only want to talk here of 63 35.50 617.50 82 19.50 292.50 cause of her when without how shout from the housetops. Tho hate Wall, Nichols Co.,,' 01,0 mav Bather the courage gift 66 18.50 277.50 83 38.20 155.00 she might bo Ignored, and ful and unwise letter is bound to Limited. 7 67 21.30 319.60 84 60.80 life1 i which Is to delight. 189.75 Since actlvo social practicality make the letter a turn up somo day and mnko trouble, Keep constantly on hand 68 20.30 314.50 . 85 31.70 , 107.00 - " ceases In summer, this is an excel- ine charm of the best letters is TENNIS BALLS 86 39.60 136.75 up graceful i tholr Individuality. The clever writ-ar- t, Hanalel Homesteads, Koolau. lent time for taking the SIMPLE FROCKS. TENNIS RACKETS of writing Girls backwaid,er mav not Bo beyond the common-i- TENNIS A person may select one $10.00 lot and one $5.00 lot, In which letter Linen and cotton dresses are this NETS th! way Rhnnlil nrnnti Httio nIace thlnGs flf everyday life, but the GOLF BALLS GOLF CLUBS case the two lots will bo considered as ono lot. season cut on simple lines that nover &. little talk Is turned so dellciously Everything In the Sporting and Athle-- ' $ 10.00 32a feats at homo first, and then, as soon fall to please. GiGngham, madras 26 1.00 2.22 $ 5.00 thnt even the broom stick may tic line.. 26a 2.25 5.00 33 1.30 10.00 as they feel a little sure of themselves that percalo and the various, linen patterns e lie mentioned 71 King Street 28 1.00 10.00 33a 2.25 5.00 they should begin correspondence takes on a new charm. depend largely upon their perfection 34 Everything 29 1.00 10.00 1.20 10.00 with all tho pleasant friends who has its plnco In human of fit. 29a 2.13 6.00 34a 2.23 5.00 life, and so Is of value. Mark this Many of tho dresses aro arranged Hi 37 would seem likely to caro for their 31 1.00 10.00 2.90 5.00 H'tle fragment from a country girl's with belts that are sufficient In them 31a 2.18 . 6.00 38 2.70 5.00 letters. A good deal of pleasure can letter Its sweetness, freshness nnd selves, but allow tho addition of tho 32 1.20 10.00 39 3.37 5.00 be given ln this way, and tho prac Honolulu, T. H., August 9, 1910. delightful 5verydn.v quality: wide leather belts so much in vogue( ' tice of letters Is educational In many BEFORE Simplicity Is tho keynote of "Yos. we are very hapll.v this sum- tho MARSTON CAMPBELL, respects. Ono gets something from summer The mer with our living creatures. frock. Individual touch Commissioner of Public Lands. every correspondent a hint on dress", When can bo given by applying the decora wo go for a walk ln the fields wo taking a policy of Approved,, August 4, 1!H0. a word about a new boo7c or a famous are tlon In embroidery of an unpretentious life iouowc.1 by this goodly company W. F. FREAR. picture, somo valuable truism about tho sort, either to the collar and cuffs, on insurance in any other three Incubator shanghais; they are Governor. t life. You may stay In the backwoods plain linen or to embrlodory that Is company ask to see the 9, 10, 18, 20, 23, 25, 27, 30; September 1, 3, 6, so aristocratic they won't have' any- - 24ts August 11, 13, and still travel If you have a good used as trimming. 29. 1. uiing to do with the other fowls the The decoration 8, 10, 13, 15, 17, 20, 22, 24, 27, October correspondent In Europe, go of tho summer frock CONTRACT to tho white duck with must not the black head, two be overdonp. Just a few IN THK Klondike or anywhere else. What Is half-grow- n turkeys, tho three pink mosses of color will suflce, and tho needed Is to use your own oyes and pigs, the colt, tho black kitten, nnd more dashy and, of necessity, quickly New England Mutual first, nnd you must know .mind then Mutton Head, tho affectionato tramp dono tho stitches the better. how to call forth brilliancy from tho A pntent Life doff wo adopted. And when wo sit belt of leather or soft Insurance Com- correspondent away. All 1b KEE LOX carbon paper is the non- - far uwi, an At..mo aear creatures group suede the usual thing, giving n tail- i . 1 Even two girls in the same town themsolves ored finish to tho dress nnd solving pany Of Boston, Mass. ge about us and quack and non-smud- lr.l, . .. 1 ll . the difficulties nt tho waist Hue. grease, typewriter caroon. iiiibiii oitu i uj u uui i uBjjuimcucu mm crowd and mew and wninny and bark And last of nil, if you possibly can and , would help a good deal to develop and grunt to show how compare the many It has no equal. they love us. wear collarless frock, advan- M'plr powers of thinking and give Wo a take advantages it think that the pink pigs and the tage of tho cool comfort Is at offers them an ensv style. Tho thing has poor that other edibles know thnt they aro tractive, clean and is so easily with those of other been done, not very long ago a that and for stock and not for tho cook pot. achieved by tho homo drossmakor. companies Sold by whole volume of charming girl letters They trust us completely." by a perfectly unknown young woman Now you mny not ralnk this Is a A TIME SAVER. wns. published In n loading mngnzlno. fine bit of writing, hut I do Evory Co., Ltd., Koop Chnmhorlalu's Pain Balm on Castle Hawaiian News Agents Naturallv, tho whole fiiiogtlon of word Is of tho simplest, It & Cooke, Ltd, at should hand. It Is an antiseptic liniment and letters hoglns with somo fnlr knowl- ho. The little story or tho QBNERAL ALEANDEIt YO UNO BUILDING.. anlmnl oAiiffoti wounds to haul In less timo AUUNT3 edge of mechanics. One must know frlon.ls Is told with kusK clenrnoi than l.y nny othor trontinont. For sale a capital thnt hoglns a sontence npd nnd brevity. Not a word too many is by nil dealers. Benson, Smith & Co., a porlod ends It; know something of usod, and you got the plcturo of a aiftmts for Hawaii. SIXTEEN THE HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1910;

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To those who have been suspicious enberg, Al-tor- XiATEST FASHION utes take out the bowl, grate nutmeg lines. Then, again, it can be crossed out charm as a strange note In a Frioul, Bavaria, Schwabia, f, of Mr. Roosevelt's policy of "imperial- NOTES FROM PARIS. over the top and set on Ice until ready in a point at the front, which gives white costume and has been seen Sundgaw, Worms, Saxony, Bohe- ism," a letter from "C. H. B." In the PARIS, July 14. At the Maison to serve. It should be boiled very slow- the effect of a pointed tunic of the up- brequently in the summer girl's equip mia, Luxemburg, Gelders, LImbourg, ly they will In bowl. per material-Materia- New York Sun, entitled "Col. Roose- Zerlngen, Rhlngaw and olden-tim- e .Blanc many practically little frocks or form the ls ment. other of contrasting colors are velt's Purple Ancestry;" may offer great German houses. No mat- of lawn, batiste and gingham are be- A ruffles "ECONOMY STEAMED PUDDING. most favored, although, a deeper shade rather lavish use of laco some enlightenment. According to the ter which nation of civilization ho ing shown and, let it be emphasized, is shown in the making of a lovely One cup grated Irish "potatoes; of the predominant color is always writer, George V. of England and the honored with a visit he was a relative . sold. The combination of figured or of one cup of grated carrots; one cup of good. Charfeuse, or any suppie silk, is little "dress for a summer girl and Colonel had a common ancestor a of its most precious families; in. plaid material with plain is the pre- vlo-le- s, chopped one cup currents; most successfully combined with with' it she wears that exception to score of generations back. This an- France, of the Counts of Anjou, valent note. Deep hems, pipings and suet; of Artois, cue cup of raisins; one cup of brown silks or mulls. the rule a lingerie hat. The Char- cestor was no less a, person than Ro-be- st Valois, Burgundy, Provence, Navarre, cordlngs, yokes and cuffs of. contrast- sugar; two cups of flour; one table-spoonf- When edging the top line of the lotte Corday model has furnished an Bruce, King of Scotland. The Aquitaine, Vermandois, Troyes, Blolg, ing plain materials are quite notice- deep a cording Is adjusted of baking soda; a small hem, easily attractive frame upon which to build royal lineage is outlined as fallows: Champagne, Chartres, Brie, Tours, etc. able and copyable. when the upper part the skirt Is spices to of Ver-melan- spoonful of snlt; taste. Some lace; embroidery and the like over Bruce, King In Sweden, of the Jarls of Upland, d, English eyelets embroirdery Is .com- The method' is Bame as Robert Robert Bruce, King housekeepers may too attached. the f bined with sheer linen for effective think that wire frames. Some of these have been of Scotland. of Scotland. Solver, More, etc.; In Den- much soda Is prescribed, there Is that employed in piping. A stiched llngetio frocks. A touch of black but successfully "homemade." It Is not Robert II, King of Robert II, King of mark, to Its ancient kings; In Italy, to no mistake in the amount named. Mix strap or bais band' is another easy fin- satin or of one of the popular blues is ish to the top. very difficult to fit a silk mull cover- Scotland. Scotland. the ancient royal house of Naples, to well and cook in a steamer for threo Doges generally placed at the girdle or In When there is any variation of the ing over a frame, then to make a Robert HI, King of Robert III, King of the of Venice, the Orseolo; to the lowered sash, run through hours. This pudding will keep for a the Dukes of Poland, Sallcla, slots over top line, the addition or braid to looser one that may tie slipped over Scotland Scotland. Counts or eyelets with characteristic deftness long time and jnay be reheated of Pottensteln .Schwelnfurt, and over. simulate buttonholes, and" Imt't'ons of this and detached when cleaned, or James I, King of Elizabeth: in James Carlnthle, for which we thank our French silk or soutache, gives a change. Place possibly laundered at will. A soft Scotland. Lord Douglas. Franconia, Olmutz, Pomeranla, Zeren? makers. '"e. these so that the effect of the"'deep liberty satin bow of a lovely sea James II, King of James, Lord Dou- gen, Westphalia, 'Walchiglse, Poullle, ;'Can you fancy a heavy linen dress CANNED BEANS OR PEAS. hem being buttoned over the'' upper green knotted about the crown Is suf- Scotland. glas of Dalkeith. Thoulouse, Spolette, etc. All these cherry-colore- d Prepare the vegetables as for tho fto'mbined with a brilliant part v.il be obtained!. have .contributed toward the. being the table and boil until tender Pack ficient trimming. A paTe green silk James III, King of Sir ohn Douglas, of' ''linen veil with wide Valenciennes Dsep hems must not be extremely our Theodore Roosevelt. insertions? them In jars and All the jars with parasol Is pretty with the dress and Scotland. Knt., second son. this alliance of white with scanty, for, although the freedom of cerise is growing many water. Have rubbers and lids In per- hat or a parasol of cheaper quality James IV, King of David Douglas, It is humorously sugested' that Col- in favor; as as movement has been decidedly cur- eight condition and screw on the ltds as nil over embroi- Scotland. laird of Tiltwhllly. onel Roosevelt might have heen con- frocks were seen In one half fect tailed in France, we are both In Amer- and suitable in an lio'ur at the "Armenonville" the other Put a board with holes In It In tho dered linen with a plain band ab'out James V, King of James Douglas, sidered as a potential pretender to the ica and should' "cut our cloth" accord- English afternoon. bottom of tho wash boiler, set tho ingly. the edge. Scotland, laird of Tlllwhllly. throne and that for that rea- Ro.se:colored shantung jars on this and pour In enough water Mary, son he was placed In "the eighth car- and silk colle Soft and alluring is a dress In two Queen of Arthur Douglas, are combined for to come to the tops of the jars. Boll riage back." Moreover the Colonel's, little afternoon shades of light blue in a rather wide Scotland. laird of Tiltwhllly. 'frocks. Many of those shown by for .three hours, take out the jars and SUNSHINE AND" SUNSHADES. James I, King. of. John Douglas, laird admiration for one Oliver Cromwell, Hechoff-David tops - stripe; and In these alternating -- and Paquiu exploits a screw the down more tightly. Thp- "summer girl," as we usually England, of Tlllwhllly. to whom he Is related by Intermar- away stripes are white dots In slight relief. simplicity and a lack or ornament that Set until wanted. think of her, Is the product 61 the Elizabeth, m. Fred James Douglas, riage, Is well known. The hat In this case Is a straw frame. gives a coolness that the color might season's best styles at the Hour when of Bohemia. laird of Tlllwhllly. The question Is raised by another possibly prevent. , ECONOMY SALAD DRESSING FOR The 'crown Is encircled by a bewild- no one questions for a moment what Sophia, m. Ernest John Douglas, laird correspondent as to how much royal' Pipings or figured cretonne are FRUIT OR VEGETABLES. ering arrangement of chiffon, the FtyJes are, but knows neverthe- folded of Hanover. of Tlllwhllly. blood Is required to make a qualified used on many of the coarse linens. eggs; one heaping Which entirely covers Two beaten, tea' less that "decided changes wait tho the crown. George I, King of John Douglas, laird pretender. Ingenious statisticians find . Hats of linen for seashore or coun- spoonful of sugar; one small teaspoon-fu- l It Is dainty in quick arrival of a new season. so effect that whoever, England. of Tillwhilly. that on the basis of this genealogy Col. try are by half-cu- p ( shown Alphonsine and of salt: of milk, sweet or sees It gives a second look to figure ' Along the shores or , inland among George II, King of John Douglas, laird Roosevelt's portion Is microscopical Georgette, One model had for Its half-cu- p vinegar; half - sour; of cider out- how it is made, nnd also because one drop, perhaps. trimming a largo white con- the .country clubs are seen many England. of Tlllwhllly. mousseiine teaspoonful of cornstarch. Stir there is something of the unusual in rose with wllito foliage. Another stantly over the fire until the mixture protty costumes flitting before tho Frederick, Prince Eupheme, m. Chas. Inherited characteristics, however, It. The dress, by the way, Is , snowed two roses of dotted swiss, the thickens, thea add a large piece ot blue of the water or among the green made of Wales. Irvine, of Cult. lo not necessarily depend on the pro-'- with the utmost simplicity. : otiter edges outlined with pink dots butter or some sweet cream, and pep- trees. In the' George III, King of John Irvine, M. D. portions of the purple fluid. In this-'- corsage the alternating wide stripes case, heredity may to repeat the pale pink note of the per. If you wish to use this dressing 'A few effectlvo costumes are; seen. England. d. Savannah, Ga. account for more lining. aro narrowed by being pin tucked, than Imperialism. for meat stir in some mustard. this season in which there Is an at- Edward, Duke of Anne, m. Jas. Bul- . The mushroom and the low uat tempt to preserve and at tho end of these groups are York. loch, of Georgia. Going a little out of the way in tho ' a note of color shape are the most popular. Is ORANGE squares of plain white hemstitched o Colonel's genealogy, It may be seen It CAKE. throughout without a glaring effect Victoria, Queen. Jas. Stephens Bul- noticeable that many hats are entirely a cup of with two Into the goods at an angle of 45 de- that he Is a "Guelph," just as George Cream butter of gayety. Such a protty lingerie England. loch, of Georgia. white. White velvet popples, daisies cups of granulated sugar, add two gown grees. Tho tunic Is made In the Edward VII, King Martha, m. Theo. V. is, by descent. To his Guelph strain, lilies made of cotton voile In printed and are used. Carnations of beaten eggs, one cup of cold water, same way. It has alternating spaces of England. Roosevelt, N. Y. is attributed the Colonel's admiration white silk are banked on crowns of colors on white affects a bright blue three cups of flour sifted with three finely tucked about the hips and George V, King of Theodore Roose- for large families; for, It may be re- white straw. The fact that the teaspoonfuls of baking powder and the as the prevailing color, and In tho around the bottom. It Is decorated England. velt of N. called, that when Isenbert, feudal lord hat can be worn with any after- juice one orange. ecru straw hat an accentuating touch Y. and .grated rind of with the plain hemstitched squares of AJtorf, Suabla, married Ermentru-dls- , noon or ovenlug gown Is enough to en- orange juide of the same color is splashed Mr. Roosevelt, furthermore, is not Bako in layers. Mix with op In a used in the yoke. The effect is very daughter of that" Chlldebrand,' courage tho adoption of this cool and powdered sugar until thick enough large bow of ribbon. The merely to be left with regal connec- hat odd and pretty. The skirt falls full Duke of Schwabia, A. D. 7G0, and King ... prettv stylo. , to spread and, after the cake has been otherwise with cream roses, tions In England and Scotland. Eu- and In plaits which half obscure tho of Lombard)', 7G9-77- and that when, Ver;' short coats of silk are prefer-io- d' out of the oven for fifteen minutes, ropean royalty In general Is related to when deepen ,at their centers to a lighter giving weight to In duo gave surprise'.' by many women for wear with spread on it this icing. strlue the him, wo are told, time sho him the pinkish brown. A girdle of.ibluo of life, us afternoon gowns. Moire combined bottom of the skirt. Tho sleeves arp Tho ramifications of his pedigree his for "history tolls that binds the corsage of the dress, and made of stripe. she ono birth, to with ilolo or net Is old enough to bo WHY DRESSES FADE. the show him descended from kings andi had twelve sons at the parasol carried is of linen with, a A ttio new In Its revival. rcb,V summer costume Is made emporors of the Germans, from the' this litter Lord Isenbert gavo Fading is often caused by too hot border of blue and white in name welphe, or guelph. One In the play "Mon Ami Teddy" there triangular of a deep blue lawn in which are in sovereign counts of Rlnglehelm, Old of of are shown some stunning manteaux. irons. The fading of colored articles fornls which are composed of parnl-le- i patterns of wnlto. A striped these sons became Guelph I., Count of tricate ififr 4 ;..; & One of clinging tissue studded with is duo often, not to tho washing, but stripes. border trims the overdress and Altorf and Bavaria, and was the found- Just how the succeeding season black and gray beads. Deep revers of tho Ironing. sleeves and bretelles of white em will er of the celebrated family, of' which gray are In front, while black directly . A young girl was contrive to outdo it in point of popu- King satin Too hot Irons are used seen at one... of urpiaery aft wen ns a white belt and Theodore Roosevelt and George larity and novelty. M. Dennis-to- n present-da- y velvet ribbon encircles the waist and on the material, and this will fade the. clubs recently In an all pink, cos- knotted tie, caught under a narrow Anna V. of England are the dls--. crossqs at the back under a stiff butr In Chicago Dally News. tlngu'lshod delicate errors more than any amount tume of' washable cotton goods and round sailor collar, give life .to an members lerfly bow. e of washing. The effect Is oven wors. she; seemed a. verltab-.- rose, so sheer .otherwise The Japanose influence .on evening., somber costume. A plain strong sunlight. and" sweot was tho effect, and so slni- - straw cloaks Is just as strong as In tho than white hat with a sash of satin Is Pile was whole spring. Satin, moire and lace receive Bo snre .that the article ovonly the toilet. The goods and a white parasol, are tho acce- )b was the oriontal touch of embrolrdory and dnmpened and that tho Iron only a rather deep tono of pink; with sses. Black' shoes have been rather a check woven Into tho a CITY enough In color with beautiful results. Tho ki- hot to smooth the wrinkles toxturo the favorite touch to even light cos-tjim- MAUSOLEUM mono shape and the Manon properly by firm, even pressure and deepqr shade of tho samo color. -- Her this- season and are surely In mantles with hoods at flio back are you will have no more trouble wl'li hat was a leghorn, and Was trimmed good taste. most .generally worn, ELOISE. fading. . with a large mass of pink and whltb ' The ideal System of burial. The method must novor bo flowors piled high and running almost . being adopted every- Skirts Ironed across llnen coat Is convenient and where throughout the civilized world. Approved WATER CUSTARD. othor-wls- e by the Hawaiian" the gores, but up and down; entirely about the crown. She car- useful as supplying the occasional - Board of Health. Plans and specifications approved by Camp- toaspoonfiflB of sugar, one- ru'ft-c- d. Marston Pour the fit of the garment is ried a white parasol that had rose need of a summor wrap when days : - toaspoouful, each, of and bell, Superintendent of;.Public Works. The change from earth burial quartor salt cojpred dots, over the entire BUffaco are cool, but tho greater part of tho into tho sugar;ono to the mausoleum Rlanis Remanded by conditions as they exist cornstarch, stirred nnd a border with roso cl us tors ap- tlifio tho lightest of dresses can be ogaUiroak tho egg into the other ill Honolulu at the present time. . " THE DEEP HEM. parently ombroldorod Into It. worn wlthqnt the need of jacket nnd boat hnrd. Put snto the or In spite of tho beauty qf aft" these coa'tj For tho iiilMire a cup of cold water ann Bjjjr It vnrios from eight inches .to n later hours of the day color effects and unijlf smooth and free from lump. deptli that oxtonds from tho knees to comblna'tlonsiKsJgm,gr, .on verandas pr balconies the chiffon of thp puro white costumes are wraps - Set the little bowl containing the the wound. iiro still In favor, for no con- Xhe Townsend Undertaking Co., LtS a vessel of boiling water and Tlie upper lino can bo modified. ln attractive. Of course accents colt of fnshion has boon so origlunl ; g BERETANIA ST,,0PP. SACHS' STORE, Ml Uwdlly for fifteen minutes, cojror-lo- numerous ways, It la effectlvo whon color aro found in lints or glrulos. nnd characteristic of the porlod for tjfhtly. At tho end of fifteen "tain- - dropped nt tho front or sides in square von tho all black hat Is novor w,th' many a year, and wo aro woudorlng W.W HALL, Presideut. . ; J, H. TOWNSEND, Treasurer.