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S. BUREAU, August 31. Last 24 Hours' "Rainfall, .06. ESTABLISHED JULY 2, 1356. U. WEATHER SUGAR. 96 Degree Test Centrifugals, 4.11c Per Ton, $82.20. Temperature, Max. 80; Mia. 70. "Weather, fair. 88 Analysis Beets, lis. 5Vd. Per Ton, $83.40.

8444. HONOLULU, VOL. L., NO. HAWAII TERRITORY, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER, 1, 1909. PRICE FIVE CENTS.

STOCK MARKET VISITORS IKE , CHINA Al JAPAN itflf BATHER QUIET INSPECTION AMICABLE IN Prices Are Strong Though and AGREEMENT General Outlook Is Satisfactory. OF FORT REGARD TO MANCHURIA ' There was little trading recorded on he 'Change yesterday. AIL of the sales recorded were at good prices, V 4 : " h J, f however, and even those stocks on i, which dividends were paid did not of show the weakening which might have Express Approval the been expected. Inter-Islan- d Steam French Cruiser Fires into Another Warship Navigation sold at 110 during the ses- Diamond Head sion, several blocks changing hands. This is but $1 less than the highest Flying Tricolor President of France figure which the stock has reached un- Batteries. der the new valuation. Receives Mrs. Roosevelt. There, was lao trading in Waialua, 113.50 being the best price offered. Holders demanded 114. A few sales of Pioneer were record- ed at 190, the high mark for the month. The session' closed with this stock (Associated Press Cablegrams.) TODAY'S PROGRAM. quoted at 190 bid, 192 asked. PEKING, September 1. Negotiations between China and Japan in regard Two thousand dollars worth of Hilo 8:30 a. m. Leave for Pearl Har- railwav 6s were sold before the session to Manchurian questions were concluded yesterday, China agrees not to con- bor aboard U. S. S. Iroquois, as at 99.50, 25 cents above the figure at struct the Hsinmintun railroad without Japan's consent. Japan is allowed to which sale was made. Bids guests of Captain Eees, U. S. N.; the last -- special train trip to Schofield Bar- of 99.75 failed to secure any of the r, N work the mines in the Fushun and Yentai districts, and is also allowed to build racks, Leilehua, for luncheon, cav- securities during the session. A few an extension to the Yinkow railroadV alry review and polo game. shares of Oahu went at 32, Twenty shares of Hawaiian Pine- Japan agrees to recognize the sovereignty of China over Chientat but THURSDAY. apple went at 27.50. This was before China on her part agrees to open four trade marts in that district. the session. The quotation during the A. M. Visit Planters ' "Associa session was 28.50. tion. Experiment Station and other .The following dividends were paid: agricultural bureaus. ' C. Brewer & Co., 2 per cent.; Kwa FRIEND PROVES DANGEROUS 11 a. m. Birthday reception at (special 2 per cent.), 3 per cent.; Wai-manal- , , Advertiser Photo. Washington Place by n Li- - 2 per cent.; Haw. Electric, liuokalani. per cent.; Olowaln, 1 per cent.; Hon. REPRESENTATIVE ELLIS OF OREGON DECIDING WHETHER I.-- I. L0EI72JT, France, September 1. During gunnery practice here yestaidiy, 8 p. m. Band concert and dance B. & M. Co., pe cent.; S. N. TO PLUNGE INTO THE SURF. at Seaside Hotel. Co., 65e share; Kahuku, 1 per cent.; six shells from the armored cruiser Gloire were fired into the cruiser Mart( illaiie. Haw. Ag Co., 1 per cent.; Haw. Pine- One of the shells penetrated the hull of Mm Marseillaise and exploded.. That apple Co., 1 per cent. no one was injured is considered little short of miraculous. How the extraordi- Gazing for the first time upon the nary accident occurred has not been explained, but it is supposed to bare been interior of an extinct volcanic crater, VISIT PEARL WEE WANDERERS due to. an error in aiming the guns. the visiting members of the Congres- CONTEMPT CISE t- - sional delegation were yesterday im- RAWHIDE IS DEVASTATED pressed with the fact that the War RATHER NOISY HARBOR TODAY LOSE THEIR WAY Department selected wisely and well -- I ! when it chose Diamond Head crater as RAWHIDE, Nevada, September 1. One hundred and thirty buildings wer of Will swept away here yesterday during a cloudburst. Five hundred persons hava the site for a fortification. Members Congress Also Night Little Challenge Received by Light-foo- t, Overtakes Plucky rendered homeless by the devastating waters. Six people are reported r! Passing through the tunnel from the Be been Entertained at in miasing and are supposed to have fallen victims to the floods. outer slope of Diamond Head, the Con- but Was Not Fellows Mountain Leilehua. gressmen and local committeemen Accepted. Fastnesses. merge& again into broad daylight to MRS; ROOSEVELT HONORED look upon one of Nature 's freak up- Today-th- e Congressional party, with Footsore and hungry, four little heavals. The great amphitheater, with The complainants in the eonte'mpt other guests,' will be taken through case rested yesterday afternoon, after Pearl channel to youngsters, the oldest but twelve years RAMBOUTLIiET, France, September 1. President and Mrs. Fallleres walls formed of lava from the bowels Harbor the beautiful the examination and cross-examinatio- n lochs beyond, on the U. S. S. Iroquois of age, wandered about in the moun- received Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt and her daughter Ethel at the suggested a of the earth, natural Chief Engineer Pump- , of Osaka, of the as guests of Captain Eees, commandant tains night before last, lost. Finally they chateau.. Gibraltar. Nevertheless, kiawe trees, ing Plant Scoville, and Manager Bull of the Honolulu naval station. They reached Kaneohe, where they were tak- green and flourishing, dotted the floor, of Oahu plantation had been finished, will be shown what the three big dredgers are in en in by kind-hearte- d folk who later CABLE REPORT and in the far side was a depression and the defense will begin the intro- doing the channel to AFTERNOON duction of testimony this morning. straighten, Widen and deepen it, so turned them over to their families. denuded of unaerorusn and trees, the that American Dreadnoughts may nav- The case is a rather noisy one, The children are John and Augustine n igate the waters difficulty dur- neither M. F. Prosser for the prose-tio- without in Rear-Admir- site of the water basin in which SAN FRANCISCO, August 31. al Sebree's division of eight nor J. Lightfoot for the defense order to enter the drydock. construc Botelho and the little Freitas boys. ing a part of the year a few inches of being particularly noted for lamblike tion of which will begin within thirty j The youngest of the lads is but five first-clas- s cruisers reached this port today, and active preparations were at once methods, and many tilts between coun- ' ' i years of age, and 'the experiences started for the extended cruise in Oriental waters, the first stop to be mad water form a pond. ua?ne congressmen snown sel have taken place since the hear- win be tne through which they passed might well at Honolulu, Th4 basin was large enough for the ing was resumed on Monday. site of the military fortifications where emplacements are being prepared to have terrified grown persons. WASHINGTON, August 31. From the national headquarters of the Red a fair-sized-" city, or for a great The testimony furnishes nothing site of 12-inc- h government that is new to mount the two guns now lying Early Monday morning, the quartet Cross Society comes a request to the to extend immediate aid to above all its the public, the prose- " pasturage for cattle, but cution attempting to prove that those there. t They will be shown ths site of of youngsters started for the mountains the sufferers in Mexico from the recent deluge. area of the' great naval station, where jthe work 31. Over two thousand persons are dead as possibilities as an agricultural the Japanese who tried to go back of in search of maidenhair ferns. They MONTEREY, Mexico, August to work on the plantation were threat- constructing the buildings will begin were shown to be of the best, for the next year, and where the Mariue Corps climbed Tantalus and passed into the a result of the great floods. One thousand bodies have been recovered to date. ened with violence by the strikers, while 31. Henry M. has been appointed by Presi- crater is the respondents expects to commence building its own fastnesses beyond. In the depths of WASHINGTON, August Scott soil in the floor of the far claim that their meth- by ods were peaceful and barracks January 1, 1910. jThe site the mountain forest, they lost their dent Taft to the new office to be known as Counselor to the State Department. richer than much in the cane lands of gentle in the of the drydock will be shownj extreme way and wandered along, ot know- Oahu. For centuries the silt has wash- Then a special train will convey the An invitation to personal combat party from ing where they were going. Tired but ed down the inner slopes of the crater was extended to Pearl City to Leilehua and Attorney Lightfoot to Schofield Barracks, where the Fifth plucky, they kept on to the benchiand becoming and rich- one of the witnesses at close RECEPTION AT COOKE LEFT to the floor, richer the Cavalry is Lieut.-Co- l. Hun- of session stationed. above Pacific Heights, skirting Nuuanu er. Vegetable supplies for tho garrison the j'esterday, but so far ter, in command of the post.i and his as has been reported, valley as they tramped, every step tak- could be raised there in large quanti- there have as officers, will receive the visitors, and yet been no casualties. E M. Scoville the two squadrons mount- ing them farther from home. They ties, water were piped in from the was and band, all ARCADIA ALLTO FAMILY if asked many searching questions on ed, will be passed in review before the finally got into Kuuanu valley. PRFTTf outer world through the tunnel. n by Mr. Lightfoot, lawmakers. Luncheon will served to some be Night came on with no signs of habi- At Lunalilo Home, of which he objected vigor- in the messhall of the Officers' Club, ously, and when he came off the stand tation but they kept going and de- every and afterward a polo game will show At '9:30 yesterday morning he addressed a few pointed and per- the fine riding qualities of' fcoth the scended the Pali, finally reaching Kane- Congressmen Meet Honolulu Provision Against Value of the member of the. Congressional party, in sonal remarks to the attorney, whom army officers and the local team. ohe, where they found succor for the he to autos, left the Young Hotel for a ride invited step outside inrb the So many of the Congressmen: who are night. Folk at the Governor's Estate Being Made hall with him. Judge Robinson, how- interested the, city. Private machines of in the agricultural resources and chil- about ever, refused to allow any fistic' bouts of the country have When nightfall arrived the Public. H. expressed a desire Home. H. F. Wichman, Henry Afong, E. to take place, and proceeded to Tead to visit the experiment station of the dren did not put in an appearance, a Trent, . J. Lord, Harry Wilder and the riot act to the belligerents. Planters' Association and the Federal searching party was organized. Noth- Frank Thompson were used together experiment station, that all who wish ing was accomplished, however, so yes- of the By will of Charles M. to go will be to- Upon the lawns "Arcadia," the the late with a number of public machines. The taken to both places morning police aid was soughl. morrow morning. A plan of Mr. W. A. terday gubernatorial mansion, Governor and Cooke, which was filod for probate route was along King and Bethel to Two officers were on Bowen to take a party of Congress-- 1 mounted detailed Mrs. Walter F. Frear held a reception yesterday morning, every cent of tho postomce, afford a view of the present men to Tantalus on Thurs.lav has been the case, and Tantalus was searched. yesterday afternoon from four to six imnienseiv' valuable estate left by then down to the custom house, then postponed to a later date in order that The officers spent the greater part of all may see o'clock in honor of the members of the financier is left to the imme- along by the new Alakea street wharf, the experimental work. the day in mountains without suc- Captain Eees asks that the Congress- the Congressional party, assisted by a large diate family of the testator his wife, the old fishmarket, the Naval Station men assemble at the naval station ad- cess. number of matrons and debutantes. children, brother and sister. No other and wharves, where only a tug and a ministration building at 8:30 this Later in the day, J. B. Freitas, the The reception was one of the Jargest provisions of any kind are made, so (Continued on Page Two.) morning. The visitors will brother of the misng Freitas children, given in the pretty grounds, and was More- i by the commanding of- far aa bequests are concerned. ' and other started in search of them. From Kane- guests, ficers of the station. They will be re- attended by all the Territory's over, in a codicil dated August 8 ohe he received word of where- ceived with military honors, the guard their Armv, Navy and Marine Corps officers 1908, care is taken that no inventory SNEAK THIEF GETS at brought them back to services. the southeastern entrance presenting abouts and quickly and ladies attached the or appraisement of the estate fihall arm3 and giving four flourishes as the to their parents. The children, suffered Former Queen Liliuokalani arrived party leaves with Prince and ever be m&de public or filed in any for the docks. A salute no ill effects from their experience. about five o'clock 1 WORK ItT BiNK of seventeen guns will also be fired. (Continued on Page Four.) court and that no accounts or reports of the estate or the administration ADVANCE IH CONTRACT tl.reof are to be made or rendered to John Aylett went to the skating rink LEAL STILL AFTER BALL any court. last night with $3o in his trousers' sssr The codicil provide that a monthly pocket. When he was getting ready to CONSIDERED payment of $300 shall be made to the WAfPAHU GAMBLERS BATE IS HOTEL skate, he transferred the money to his ATJOAi testator's brother, Amos Francis coat, a ud hung the coat on the wall. Cooke, and the same amount each In consequence, he is now minus the The Sugar Planters' Association is month to his sister, Mrs. Annis Monta- Joe Leal is out after the Waipah.u Last night at the Moana Hotel a live.--, $33, for, while he was gliding about the considering an advance ia the contract gue Turner, during their these floor, some came in and gamblers, and he expects to start some- ball was given in honor of the visiting hnms to be paid out of the dividends sneak thief rates. This is a matter which has been net rifled his thing going before the end of the week. Congressmen. Army and Navy officers or net increment or profits of pockets. Aylett reported his under consideration for some time, but M. Lnnifed. Full pow- Leal went down and looked over the hereabout 'were present as Charles Cooke, 16ss to the police, and Leal paid the in abeyance during stationed er is given the executrix and executors raided house last week, in --eompany naturalJy remained The skating rink a visit last night, hoping were also many townspeople. of the estate to handie the entire prop- 3. J? If--. with Judge Andrade. The advance in contract that the 1.1 He savs that the the strike. was most delightful. Music was court, thief might return. No trace building is the most thoroughly barri- rates would t affect the day laborers affair erty without any order of and of the miscreant was found. Had the caded is in line with furnished by Ernest Kaai's quintet in case the executrix and exeeutors man gambling den in the Territory, in any way, but the waited a day longer before de- and he Is determined that his brother 's policy of the plantations to encourage club. This was great'y enjoyed by the shall all die or resign, it is left for the scending upon- - the skating rink. th children to appoint an executor. These Advertiser Photo. plucky raid shall not go for nothing. the contract system, which gives the visitors, few of whom had ever before month of August would have, passed When opportunities are the only important modifications of the cases of the gamblers came men considerably better to listen to Ha- without a single case of thievery in Representative Reeder of Kansas, wife up for those money they can have had an opportunity the original will that are made in tiid any trial, who did not forfeit for making than form being reported to the police. and daughter. their bail had their cases on a daily wage basis. waiian music. (Continued on page 5.)

55 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVE2TISER, HONOLULU WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1909. 2

" t? K & t? " " & ' V ? ? & & & SECRECY CLAUSE VISITORS IKE LOSS ON BOTTLE INSPECTION BREAKAGE HEAVY OF WILL INVALID

(Continued from Page une.) Soda Water Manufacturers The Inheritance Tax 'Law water boat represent Uncle Sam's great Form Combine to Secure Renders an Inventory navy in Hawaiian waters; thence up rast the Judiciary building, the Capitol Protection. Necessary. and along Beretaria avenoe to Luna- - i JiJo Home where Mr?. Ellen Weaver, J of General Armstrong of Civil J Eighty-si- x thousand four hundred That provision in the will of C. M. sister Id War fame, and founder of the famous j dollars is being lost every year by the Cooke, which is published elsewhere - visit- j soda-wa- manufacturers of Honolulu. in paper, provides Hampton Institute, received the ter this that that no manufac- tors. W. O. Smith, one of the trustees This does not mean that the inventory or appraisement of his es- much of the home, was also present and acted turers are running behind that tate shalj be made and no accounts does mean as guide aud interpreter. An aged and each twelvemonth, but it at any time rendered into court be- out decrepit Hawaiian pensioner chanted that $S6,400 which should be going cause, as the codicil states, the estate shape divi- one of the ancient meles, a 'feature to stockholders in the of is a matter of private interest, is in- which interested the visitors. When dends is being wasted. And the secret valid and cannot be carried into effect, the Congressmen asked Prince Kuhio of the waste is lost bottles. according to the opinion expressed by re- The "state of affairs has been going for i.a interpretation, the Prince 'A the Attorney General's department. It funded them that the language was of from bad to worse until the manufac- would interfere with the collection of the ancient days and almost too deep turers have combined to proteet them- the inheritance tax. for him to interpret. selves. Every manufacturer of soda The will was presented for probate Wai-alu- a The visitors were also deeply inter- water, with the exception of the by the executors, Clarence H. Cooke - some the plantations ested in the deference and devotion Advertiser Phoio. works and of and C Montague Cooke, Jr., who in - do to general trade, paid by the aged Hawaiians- to their REPRESENTATIVE SCOTT OF KANSAS AND FAMILY OUT WITH AN OUTRIGGER CANOE, WAIKIKI which not cater the the petition for probate Btate that touched with has entered into a compact, and the Prince whose hand they & t st ji j .t & Jt dt & & & & Si & & & & jt & vt & & & & & & the estate consists of 2400 shares of j s j Oahu Bottlers' Association is the re- their lips. maps touching his head to the rocks. It is C. M. Cooke, Limited, par value gnns should be fired. The are swung around on its steel platform; sult. The officers of the association are: Aquarium a Bovelation. shown, with small squares illustrating an order to seek eover came sharply wide enough for the little ore car to $240,000; and personal effects worth traverse easily on the track provided. Wade Warren Thayer, representing the The route was then through the Oahu the sea some distance out." The range from a officer; the it $15,000. The general idea has been computed in the tiig station and men ran edge cement The tunnel is on an upward incline. Consolidated Soda Water Works Com- College grounds and out Kalakaua ave- is for the. of the that C. M. Cooke left an estate worth directions flashed through the wires flooring and stood, while one soldier Much amusement was found by the par- pany, chairman; Walter Rycroft of the nue to the Aquarium. Their principal ty as they marched through almost several millions, notwithstanding th which pass along the inner side of the stood ten feet from the breech with Fountain Soda Works, secretary; and regret there was that they had not crater, through the tunnel ond then lanyard in one inky blackness but they were glad to faet that he made liberal gifts to his the band "Make R. Woodward the Ewa Bottling li-g- er reach the other opening. A. of time enough to longer gazing at into the battery. In the plotting room ready! Fire!" The women put their children at the times of their mar- - order is received and with mathe- hands to their ears, some There the vast interior was spread Works, treasurer. the wonderfully-colore- d and strange- the uttered little riages. matical accuracy, the range is again squeaks of terror, others grasped the out like a panorama. The little lake One thousand copies have been print- looking fishes found in Hawaiian wa- was dry, but an officer stated The provision in the codicil no determined and so man; seconds being arms of their escorts as the man with that ed of a card which makes the following for ters. Some they declared looked like allowed the projectile is fired from the the rope yanked. But there followed there is some talk of boring for water. announcement: inventory or appraisement of the es- made-u- p water could the ar- aetora and actresses just for jreat gun.4 The projectile takes a no terrific roar and there was no If be obtained by 6oda water manufacturers of called tesian process it could be lifted to "The tate was to the attention of th stage; ono fish with a long-extendin- g flight over the crater far up in 'the smoke, for real powder was not used. the City and County of Honolulu have both Attorney General Hemenway and is designed to upon Many times men went tanks placed on the mauka rim and name Oahu Bot- proboscis they named Einstein. The air and its fall be the through this supply gar- organized under the of his deputy, Lorrin Andrews, and they deck of a hostile' ship where maneuver, showing the ease water for the battery and On Sep- ugly tenacies the it with rison and make the hillsides reser- tlers' Association. and after were asked if such a provision could be quid with its should pierce the armor and explodj which these great bulldogs and 1, following rules will of the army vation the greenest of green spots in tember 1909, the carried into effect. Both replied em- held their attention. The beautiful below.. Then goodby ship. . could be handled. go into effect: phatically in the negative It would those all explained Honolulu. , sales' will peacock fish, the canarrbirds, This whs to the visitors Impressed? It is certain the law- The which "All to retail dealers be be all right, they said, if it were not officers. Con- little car passed through which sunlight cast by coast artillery The makers were duly impressed rail-.wa- y for cash only. tax law. through the : with the the tunnel passed down an incline for the inheritance But in gressmen listened intently, because power of these massive gnns, and no "A deposit will be required from all order to collect the tax, is neces- shadowsall appealed to their sense of , to, the floor of the crater to a it good listening under sut:h circumstan- doubt feel satisfied they had a retail dealers, to- - insure the return of sary Government the unreal. They declared the fish look- that trench where it was loaded with the for the to know the ces was better than doing any talking hand in the erection of Battery Har- empty bottles. This deposit will be actual value of the estate, and the only as a painter had used richest of soil. This is carried back be ed almost if about those mysterious azimuths and low, Fort Ruger, Diamond Head, Hono- to outer slope and is fifteen cents per dozen, and it will way it can know this is by an inven- the being distrib- refunded upon redelivery of the empty brushes upon them to ou tain the beau- trajectories. lulu, Territory of Hawaii, U. S. A. uted over the rock cover on the case- - tory and appraisement. coloring and fanciful designs. bottles. Five cents will be deducted The codieil to the will was drawn tiful from the amount refunded for each "The sight of the fish in the Aqua- by A." Lewis and is dated August 8, bottle not returned." 1908.: As the inheritance tax law was rium," said Congressman liseiier of TML. -- This notice, printed in English, Ha- in effect at that time, the incorpora- waiian, Portuguese, Japanese and Chi- Kansas, "is alone worth the wh lo trip tion of this provision into the will ex- down to Hawaiian nese, will be posted conspicuously, and cites some surprise. the Inlanis." the concerns forming the association, However, Attor- Rtluetantly leaving me denizens of ney General Hemenway says that he will live up to the letter of the notice. not the deep, the party motored ar.jnnd The concerns forming does anticipate any trouble on the association the score of the secrecy Head to are: Consolidated Soda Water Works provision, as Diamond Battery Harlow, both of the executors are men who jierched on the mauna side of the cra- Company, Ltd, Hawaiian Soda Works, Arctic Soda Works, Enterprise Soda would certainly wish to be fair to the ter, where Major Winslow, Engineer Works, Ewa Bottling Works, Fountain Government. Corps, U. S. A., under whose direc- Soda Works, K. I. Soda Works, Sunrise tion the fortifications have been built, Soda Works, Dragon Soda Works. ROYAL ANNEX CAFE. , '1 inE-Vt- r' ( The cost of each soda water received the party. In the pleasant i :yPL1 opus bottle. Dinner from 11 to 2. i, including stopper, j the is about five task of guiding it over the works the cents. Thus every dozen bottles of Dinner: Soup; Green Turtle; Fish; Major was assisted by Mr. Burbank, i soda water which leaves the factory Fried Mullet, Tartar Sauce. Entrees: cents bot- - ! the engineer who has worked directly represents( sixty paid out for Green Turtle Cutlet and Breaded; Boil- ties alone'. The price j on the job, Captain Pourie of the coast retail of the ed Ox Tongue, soda is five cents per bottle, the price i Tomato Sauce; Fiesa . Lobster on Toast. Tur- artillery corps and several young to the retailer being considerably less, j Roast: Stuffed key, Cranberry oast artillery ofiicers attached to Fort Thus the returns which the manufactur- - r Sauce; Prime Beef. -- Vegetables: Mashed Potatoes, Sugar Ruger. er receives are less than the actual j cost of the bottles alone. ! Corn and String Beans; Salted Shrimp; View Magnificent Battery. With all of Dessert: Minee Pie; Drink; Refresh- the bottles returned, or' ments. The first view of the great, black even with an allowance made for acci- - i dental breakage, ; death-dealin- g the manufacturers cemented works with their would reap a handsome I or profit, but the ' go out of business. Every bottle engines of destruction, was an ob- unreturned bottles eat into the profits smashed against a rock by a "careless ject lesson to the Congressmen of the at an alarming rate. I picnicker means five cents out of the manner in which the War. Department According to an official of the Con-- 1 pocket of the manufacturer, and now Solidated ' is spending money appropriated by Soda Water Works Company, the manufacturer is determined to shift more than 50 per cent of the bottles: the weight of responsibility on to the them to make Hawaii the strongest sent out are a. total loss. Th s has to be shoulders of the other fellow. outpost between the Far East and the deducted from the profits, and cuts the balance down to a place where many 1 Occident. Battery Harlow looks like ,.., ,,.., ALV.,....,,-..-,..- , ...... ,.., , ,.. VK,, Jit, ... .. , ... .. ,, ... .. ,t,,.. of the companies find themselves strug- a huge river boat with the central pilot ' Advertiser Photo. gling for existence. EUREKA house high up above the main deck. There are three concerns Left to right Mr. Chillingworth (Hawaii), Mr. Padgett, Prince Kuhio, Messrs. Rodenberg, Thomas, at least PERFECTION ROOF MINT The battery consists of a central sta-tio- n Bartholdt, which sell in the neighborhood of 4000 Theall, Prince, of this Congressional Party. dozen wi ii two wingSj and in each wing bottles of sodawater a month'. ib the Best, Cheapest This means that each of these and Freshest re lour great mortars. There is one Special Gun Drill. three Postal for booklet to P. O. Box 93. The vast amount of rock quarried mates and this soil will be platted with concerns send out $2400 worth of bot- " THEO. & main floor or deck on which the mor- As the visitors gazed at the big from the slopes of Diamond Head heap- grass. tles each and every month. This mates H. DAVIES CO., Agents. tars are located. In the great cement a dozen enlisted men wearirg ed on the top of the casemates interest- On the opposite rim from where the $7200 in bottles "from three concerns. ton seen stair- e, canvas clothes, soiled red ed the visitors. Ton after is piled party stood could be the Estimating ieck-hous- using the boat term, are with the dirt the combined output of the of the vicinage, ran into the enclosure on day after day, so that the strength ways leading to the observatory sta- other eight concerns WRITING PAPER casemates for protection and for office as equal to the and took station about one of the guns. of the casemates is almost unknown, tion on the apex back of the lighthouse. three largest ones, the monthly output SOLD BY THE POUND vse. Above the main deck-hous- e is for would seem no hostile will be one An order was spoken sharply. A it that That little station of the of sodawater bottles is about $14,000. ENVELOPES TO MATCH another, with more offices. Above soldier made a wheel whiz and the gun projectile could penetrate this vast most important of all, for from there, Thus, in twelve months, the eleven con- this is a narrow house, where the breech arose from the deep pit, stop- cover of stone. the fire of the concealed mortar bat- cerns 'composing the new association sur- B, charts of the ;a are plotted and ped and the breech block was thrown Inside the Crater. teries will be directed, and even the send out annually $172,800 worth of A. Arleigh & Co., Ltd mounting the entire structure is the open. Another detachment of soldiers great guns at Fort De Russy will be bottles. HOTEL pilot house, where the commander of ran out of a casemate with a tall, Then came the interesting trip controlled from the observatory. Of these bottles sent out, the associa- ST. OPPOSITE UNION. the battery has his quarters .when the four-wheele- d steel car and ran it close through the tunnel which pierces the The party also' passed Fort De Russy, tion estimates that 50 per cent, or more guns are being fired. Long, narrow to the mouth of the breech. A pro- crater shell. At the entrance stood two Waikiki, where a lot of military de- never come back. Taking the minimum plits in each side give him a view of jectile was supposed to lie in the soldiers with revolvers belted on, for velopment is under way. There two figure, the annual loss from bottles not Our Parcel Delivery com- into that tunnel no man goes unless the two mortar batteries. Direct cradk of the car. The motions were emplacements are in course of construc- returned reaches the total of $86,400. Reaches all parts of the city. Careful munication is had room he is a workmen or has a pass from 12-inc- h The with the below made of this missile being thrust into tion for the mounting of two association does not intend to drivers. Prompt service. where the telegraphic orders are re- the open mouth of the gun breech, a the Army authorities. And so the guard guns. The great emplacements weigh work a hold-u- p game on the retail deal- will always be maintained. ceived from the trig station on the rammer followed it and was quickl thousands of tons each and the founda- ers, but the members claim that a state Territorial Messenger Service npex of the crater rim above the Dia-- ' withdrawn; the breech was closed; an- The tunnel is hign enough for the tions extend far down into the coral of affairs has been reached where some mond Head lighthouse-- , as to how the other wheel whizzed and the gun tallest man to walk through without - reef. of the concerns must institute reforms TELEPHONE 361

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CZZS) CD CD CZ3 CUD QGD CUD g " " " 0CD O DO a before it can become a law. Should the day," will be shown. f si If you don't want to look like a ready-mad- e Mayor veto any ordinance, and the Last Night of Rose. ORPHEU.M ADVERTS IE Board fail to overrule the veto, the man have your dress suit made money paid out for the first fifteen in- When the Lurline leaves tomorrow Dress m Suits custom : : : : : : sertions of the ad. is a dead loss. she will take as a passenger, Edward bv tailori t During the session of the last Legis- tenor who has delight- EXCEEDS FUND lature, an effort was made to have this M. K. Rose, the W. W. AHAN A & CO. 62 King Street. Phone 521. The Big Show law amended, so as to comply more ed audiences at the Empire during the closely with pub- past week. Mr. Rose has a voice that that governing the his lication of the laws passed for the Ter- at once captivates his hearers and FOE LITTLE MONET repertoire is such that persons of all BUI ritory. The effort proved a failure, County's for the Publication however. tastes are satisfied. He has been one Many of of the ' strongest attractions the Em- of Ordinances Is the ordinances passed for taose the governing of the City and County pire management has secured and VAUDEVILLE . . not heard him sing shi uld Heavy. are, of necessity, very long, and fifteen who have ' publications run the advertising bill of not fail to attend the show tonight AND the county way up into theu hundreds which is the last at which he will YOUR AUTO for each. ' appear here. To the feature that has to MOVING PICTURES Since the first of July, $1232.30 has There are now three ordinances, either drawn a thousand or more people the Once it is with us repairs. will be added some left for been paid out by the county for adver- in committee or before the. Board on Empire this week IS OUR second reading. is excellent motion pictures among which , We give uniform attention to detail Two Hours of Solid Entertainment tising. This covers only these ordi- It estimated that bp a 1 the advertising bills on the three will will "The Fisherman's Rival." whether the dam.ige be to a tire or to Change of Bill nances made necessary by the increased total $500 or more. highly exciting series depicting the life CONCERN over to and of a hermit in Sicily, views on the the intricate machinery. ' MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS. duties turned the City "Any County by the last Legislature. The Riviera and a comedy sketch, Port in a Storm. " The pictures at the batch of ordinances has not yet been Empire are good, always. GENERAL ADMISSION 10c cleared up, and is estimated that it Batavia Customs. Royal Hawaiian Garage, Ltd. Reserved orchestra chain, 15 and M fully $600 more will be paid out before AMUSEMENTS cents. the lot is out of the way. In Java, especially in Batavia, wher- Matinees Wednesday and Saturday an en- The appropriation bill, passed by the ever an intermission occurs in Geo. $. Wells, Mgr. Reserved seats 10c. Wonderful Acrobats. program Board of Supervisors some months ago, tertainment, it is noted on the The Athletic , Park promoters made Withers Con Seats may be reserved one week In set aside $1000 for advertising during Hs "Pauze." When the a big hit on Monday advance. the ensuing six months. Before De- night with the cert company was there some months Hotel St, opp. Hawaiian Hotel. Phone '191. cember 1, it is probable that more than new features they have introduced in ago the enthusiasm was so great after ti $2000 will have been paid out for that addition to the flickerless moving pie-tur- e Mr. performance of Haydn's purpose. Withers' show. They presented the Fonseca Concerto in D that the audience would BASEBALL As the law now stands, each ordi- troupe of Mexican nance introduced must be published five acrobats and the not consider the "Pauze" and got the times before it passes up to the Mayor. wonderful Eldids who astonish every- number in its entirety. The Batavians THE LARGEST SHIPMENT OF After His Honor has placed the seal of body by riding bicycles round the in- have not been educated up to the de- his approval on the proposed law, ten Honolulu Baseball League terior of a big bowl made like a basket. gree of excellence that one finds where more publications are necessary before Starting from ibottom the official red tape is satisfied. Should any the of Western civilization has encroached, MILLINER V o these publications be omitted, tte bowl, these daring athletes ride round but they know good music whether it SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1909 ordinance is null and void. the brim of the bowl and absolutely be produced on the cello, as Mr. With- as Mme. WE HAVE EVER RECEIVED IS NOW IN OUR STORE This is a matter over which the Coun- horizontal. ers produces it or on the piano interprets it or by the 3:S0 ty authorities have no control. Whether Eizy feelingly P. M, Both the Fonsecas and the Eldids human voice "according to the methods 5i they will or no, they must let each ordi- King near KAMS VS. DIAMOND H3ADS have appeared on the urpueuui circuit of Mr. Bennett. It has been said in . ISO&HIIWA 9 8t Btml. 4 Tickets on bale M. A. Ounst & Co. nance go into the papers fifteen times at on the mainland and are the best in Honolulu that to hear Mme. Elzy play their line. Both acts are thrilling in one composition on the piano is worth connubial bliss. In this story, contrary cution fell through when the cases last the extreme and brought forth roars whatever the price of an admittance to the average wayof young married came up for trial, but Judge Andrade f Empire of applause last night and on Monday ticket may be. She has soul, feeling, women, the wife hits upon the novel made the statement that it looked Theater night. These special features, with the pvervthins? that comes to a pianist who plan of humoring her hubby in indulg- mightily as though there had been a flickerless moving pictures and the loves the work. There have been many violation ti good ing every Bohemian practise he has of the law somewhere, and the musical events will remain at the Ath- pianists here some of them very formed. When he awakes in the morn- police evidently agree with him. Mem- letic, Park for the rest the week. but non of higher class men heaping bers of a Portuguese social are EDWIN M. K. ROSE of per- ing, isstead of reproaches 'ipon club Five cents admission and ten cents to Elzy. She is almost alone in the him, she first treats him to a drink of charged with selling liquor without a compositions. She the grandstand are prices charged. formance of some eye-opene- r, the her liquor, by way of an and a license during a picnic held a month Famous Hawaiian Tenor General admission allows a seat on the puts sympathy, feeling, touch, into good cigar to follow. She upon or so ago. performances" and the happiyst results airs . Late of Orpheum Theater, S. F. bleachers. the principle that it is much better follow. It is to be remembered of this for the wife to forgive, with the results HAD NO LICENSES. Will Appear Till Further Notice in "The Kiss of Judas." distinguished artist that she was husband 5n his amazement n, by the that the Chung Wo and High, lanndry-me- Songs and Sketches When a company from the Comedie awarded the highest degree sees the error of his ways and turns Sig London where she is em- Francais is employed by a motion pic- Koval Academy in Over a new and big leaf. failed to get licenses before THEATER! recognized as'one of the most gifted ture company to produce something for The Art Theater is drawing bigger barking in business. In consequence, TONIGHT performers. man- they afoul of the police and yes- Tight Bergstrom's crowds than ever before and the fell American Bioraph Co. Rim exhibition purposes the public is Seats will be on sale at agement has just signed a contract to terday were booked at the police in its conclusion that there is some- Music store tbis morning at 10 o'clock, two MOTION PICTURES thing worth world. both nights take the Oro company to Hilo for while in the picture and parties may book for weeks and two days, at the Gaiety. This company, with Mounet-Sulle- y and if desired. The first concert will be There will be a very important meet- Lambert in the cast, is the one that given at the Royal Hawaiian Opera ing of the Riverside League at Mr. At- Soldier McCoIIough .o HusD acted "The Kiss of Judas" for the House on Monday night and the fare- kinson's office at 7:30 on Friday even- 01 Pathes with the result that the most well concert on Wednesday night. The ing. Everv member is requested to be mil intensely interesting scenes from the party will leave for the Coast by PEBLULIW present. Tin Chong is going away and vs. George Henley Bible are produced with an exactness, steamer on Thursday. somebody must be put in his place. It it is believed, that is truly wonderful. So Art Theater. will be hard to find another. 1 A REFINED great was the enthusiasm over "The , GASES HAY GOME UP - . Change of program three times a Kiss of Judas" at the Park Theater "The Reformed Husband" film at The Puns and Saints will murmur on Fort street below Beretania last the Art Theater today is one of the together next Saturdav at the big Boxing Exhibition week Monday, Wednesday and night that the management has yielded leave a ac- league grounds. After Bill Hampton's Friday. to the general request to show it again clever moving pictures that Before the end of the week some is big swatfest last Saturday, there tonight and Thursday. In addition lasting imprint upon your mind. It tion will probably hi taken in the old should be a grand game. is not like- a man, in the It Gem there will be a splendid program in the story of married Peninsula liquor eases. Through faulty ly that Louie Soares will be able to Theatre a prime of life, who has contracted habits which "Unappreciated Genius." and complaints, the prose-- catch for the Saints. Ladies Invited picture of "Father's First Half Holi incompatible with the proper ideal of drawing of the I THE PACITIO COMMERCIAL ADVEEX1SES, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1909,

THE KAHI ROAD Pacific Commercial Advertiser A MORNING PAPER. BIDS WOiM (i ( ' " : : : SEPTEMBEE 1 WEDNESDAY' : : : v ill I) Supervisors Will Hold Special u Session to Open Tenders A WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC FAN in your office FACTS FOE STEANGEES. for Work. ' was never MmWill find a Modem. Sunstroke is practically unknown in Hawaii and a mad dog means comfort, and comfort means economy. An office force winds blow, the sea tempers the heat. It is seen here. Even when the south works better and gives better returns on a pool day. WEST- ?o hot as it is in Eastern cities. No time is being lost in making prep- rever Up-to-D- ate to open-ai- r tele-pho- Instead of deteriorating in Hawaii, the white' race, thanks its arations for the grading of Kaluanui INGHOUSE FANS make all days "cool" days. A 390 ne life is improving. Tho number of Hawaiian-bor- n youth that take athletic and Beach road. Bids have already been call insures the prompt attention of our solicitor, Cur- fccholastic prizes at mainland colleges is surprisingly large. , advertised for, and a special meeting of Pharmacy The inhabitants of Ilono'.ulu comprise Hawaiian, American, English, Scotch, the Board of Supervisors has been call- tis P. Iauksa - Portu- ed tomorrow Irish, French, German, Scandinavian, Danish, Italian, Greek, Spanish, for night in order that the fully equipped to meet all de- guese, Russian, Korean, Chinese, Japanese, Filipino, Porto Rican and African. bids may be opened and the contract mands, at 10- 6 Fort St. There are twenty two national strains to be found in the schools. awarded. Hawaii contiibuted a larger percentage of white American volunteers to Supervisor Quinn, chairman of the the Civil War than some Western Territories. - road committee, is taking a personal THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO,, LTD, It .has been demonstrated that the Board of Health, by active crusading, interest in the work and he is using Ry ilfif can nearly rid Honolulu ox its moscjuitoes. his influence to push matters along as Robert Louis Stevenson wast a frequenter of Honolulu and wrote The Uaster speedily as possible. of P,allantrae xn a building which is standing at Waikiki on the estate of "That round-the-islan- d trip is go- Judge Francis M. Hatch. ing to be one of our great attractions," llie Roman Catholic church has the largest membership in the Territory said Quinn yesterday, "and we must and the Mormon church the next. put the roads into such shape that the The electric carline in operation here covers nearly twenty-eigh-t miles. journey will be a pleasure to everyone. except kitchens, . Few houses in Honolulu are provided wth chimneys for Even now, visitors who have made the i Hawaii's trade with-Sa- Francisco is worth about $10,000,000 annually. trip always urge their friends to make A bane of the islands is the prevance of great estates which are not it, but were the road in better shape I 1 ' opened to homestead purchase. ' we should feel more inclined to adver- School Toilets No part of the United States is more carefully looked after in a sanitary tise the trip. We are going to see that way than Honolulu. ' that road is just as good as it can be made." Supplies which the children will find necessary for Nii-3t-y per cent, of the Territorial National Guard are Hawaiians. the toilet are to be had of us. Frost was never knewn ii this city. s Hawaii has no snakes or noxious growths. RECEPTION AT Earthquakes are infretjuont ' on all the islands except Hawaii and have PRETTY ARCADIA never been destructive. There are no fogs, hurricanes, malaria, sandstoTBS, sunstrokes, reptiles, wild beasts, poisons or frosts. Beggars are rarely seen. (Continued from Page One.) mountains Hawaii, are com- Mauna Loa and Maana Kea, the lofty of Princpsa TCnlnninnnnlA nmil urua orrn- - raniiiiii and many other heeded articles. paratively young, as the age of mountain peaks is reckoned, being not over ciously received by the host and hostess, i 200,000 or 300,000 years old. The Island of Oahu has attained a respectable She afterward held a little informal even reckoning by geologic periods, being some two million years court of her own. Are you enjoying antiquity, The informality, which is always a Benson; Smith Ik Co., Ltd. Id, which is proved by the tertiary fossil shells found on the ancient reefs. pleasant feature of the receptions at the privilege of a The Islands have grown, firme;: by subsidence. Oahu is probably 5000 feet 'Arcadia' prevailed yesterday, the FORT AND HOTEL STREETS. below its original elevation. lawmakers making friends with ease. good watch? For Hawaiians Bettled here about 1100 years ago, coming from Savaii, an The Hawaiian band, under the leader ship of Kapellmeister Berger, played island of Samoa, in double canoes. during .the afternoon, alternating na many years we have Among the fruits of Hawaii aie the papaya, alligator pear, mango, mammee tional airs of America and Hawaii, and apple, rose apple, water lemon, breadfruit, fig, guava, zapota pear, roselle, of the South, for, when Dixie was play closely followed the apple, ohelo berry, poha berry, Isabella grape, Kona orange, lime, ed the Southern members of the party custard shouted their approbation and were of watch ( watermelon, strawberry. course joined by one . or two officers. When Sharks never come inside the reef, which makes bathing safe as well the Queen and Prince and Princess 1 manufacture; care- as pleasant. . .' Kalanianaole left, the band played Ha In Honolulu 4?ie higher temperature in summer is 89 degrees, while the waii Ponoi, out of respect to Her fully noting and tak- Majesty. :', W lowest in winter is 51 degrees. . Strings of signal flags, festooned Domestic animals have been in Hawaii for about a century. The first from tree to tree, and huge American ing advantage of all horses were brought as a gift to KamehamBha the Great by Captain Vancouver. flags, hanging over the poreh of the. colonial residence, were attractive good qualities, as Kodak ! Supplies were I Cattle, fowl, goats, the Chinese deer, the Mongolian pheasant, imported decorations. oon after. The mongoose, brought to combat the rats that preyed upon cane-field- s, Governor '4and Mrs. FreaT received well as detecting and have become a pest.' " ' ' with Prince and Princess Kalanianaole. Complete assortment of films of every size, Kodaks and Kodak Supplies This seacoast climate is good for rheumatism, throat trouble, incipient con- At small tables placed upon the lawn avoiding all bad ' Just arrived in the S. S. Lurline and now ready for distribution. sumption, nervous exhaustion and insomnia dainty refreshments were served by., a corns of pretty young women. was t oyster, It ones. Our present Fearl Harbor originally produced the pearl but the denudation of a dressy affair throughout, many beau-- j the hills by cattle caused the streams to rise high during the rainy season and stock is the result of ALL FRESH ALL NEW. the mud they brought down was fatal to mollusk life. the white uniforms of Army, Navy ami Hawaii is 'believed to have the richest population per capita in the world. Marine officers the effect was of a gar den party, A large number of Ha- twenty years of, Hawaiian agriculture is represented by sugar, pineapples, sisal, bananas, waiian ladies of the old royal court coffee, tobacco, vanilla, dairying, poultry, bees, vegetables,, fruits, rubber, cot- davs were present, mostly gowned in close study of the black holokus and wearing lei ahuulas ton and stockraising. Photo-Supp- The Sag of the Hawaiian monarchy and republic is now the flag of the about their necks. The Congressmen manufacture of time ly found them excellent entertainers and Honolulu Co. Territory. It is a compromise between the national ensigns of England and learned much from them of customs in and with this v,- - pieces ( America. the days of the monarchy. 1 "Everything Photographic." post Fort Street, Near Hotel. , Honolulu has the first G. A. R. organized outside the United States experience we are It got its charter under the monarchy. .. . Honolulu has newspapers printed in five languages. able to offer you at Ice was first imported from Boston in 1858 and sold for fabulous prices, The Best Cakes, Later it was brought from the Arctic by whalers. Artificial ice is now used a moderate price a : There are seventy-fiv- o varieties of palms growing in this city. the best of every- ; " - good watch, which ; t ..' PEACE AND OEDEE. . . thing come from will last a lifetime. ON KING STREET As a support of the police authority in Hawaii, the statutes of the United eMflioiSpGGieMj. States put the Federal troops in garrison here at the disposal of the Governor the Alexander We carry Howard 's, Waltham 's of the Territory, under certain exigencies, without requiring a preliminary order Young and Swiss Watches in large Capital (Paid nnl . . . YW va. nnn nnn "We have a very desirable tract of from the President of the United States. The Governor is also empowered to variety of cases. ' , Reserve Fund...... ;. .Yen 15!fi4o!ooO suspend the writ of habeas corpus. In other respects he enjoys special powers ' i 56 acres for lease as a garden and riee HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA. which make tim the civil executive of largest authority in the United States, Rafe The with the sole exception of the President. plantation. You can easily grow all bank buy and receives tot With annexation the revolutionary era in Hawaii ended, and there has since collection bills 'of arehange, issues Because they have f. kinds of vegetables and the finest of been no popular turbulence. Occasionally there has been a plantation strike, I Cl Drafts and Letters of Credit, and the best facilities . transacts . none which the police were able to a general banking but not deal with. Security is felt and LIMITED. rice with the abundance of artesian business. good order prevails. In the matter of violent crimes, while they are not un always open to pub- Ill The Bank receives Local Deposits lic inspection. known, it may be reasonably. said that Hawaii is safer from them than any other LEADING JEWELERS water, the excellent soil and the per- and Head Ofiice Deposits for Hied pe- Territory of the Union and that Honolulu is more immune than any other city riods. drainage. of its size in the United tates. The reason for this is not merely the presence fect Local Deposits $25 and upwards fox of a large police force backed by a considerable body of militia and regular one year at rate of 4 per annum. troops, but the difficulty with which criminals under pursuit can escape from Head Ofiice Deposits Yen 25 and up- here. Outgoing vessels are easily watched, and the mountain wilderness of the wards for one-ha- lf year,' one year,tw islands, being mainly without inhabitants and affording no sure sustenance, years or three years at rate of 5 is not hospitable to the fugitive. It would be quite impossible for expert burglars NEGLIGEE SHIRTS per annum. to operate here on any large scale and escape with spoil. The population mm Particulars to be obtained on appli- their Hi cation. is small enough to enable the police of each district to keep account of all sus AT REDUCED PRICES Honolulu Office 67 S. Kinr Street picious folk; and the robbery of a bank or a large store would quickly lead Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd P. O. Box 168. to the detection of the culprit; or, if not, to the recovery of his booty. Crimes "It's an ill wind that blows no one M. TOKIEDA, Maoager. of this sort are practically unknown here. ' good." The particular ill wind that -- ; we have in mind is the one which, The census politicians seem to hare had their labor for their pains. of putting machine enumerators on the job, the President insists on the caused us to buy about 25 dozen too employment of men who can collect the needed data rapidly and accurately, many men's negligee shirks last spring. Hitherto census statistics, in most of the cities and States, have been open to This ill wind will be the one to blow suspicion, and there have been intolerable delays in getting them classified and I totalled. Certain results of the census of 1900 have appeared, for the first time good to you, Mr. Man, if you will HOT within a year. Politics and business do not WEATHER mix well, and in no instance is but let it, for we have greatly reduced that fact more clear than in the past work of the census bureau. does not effect in- . t- - these 25 dozen of Over-boug- shirts WEALTHY MEN works Somebody has been applying the latest Baconian acrostic to Shakespeare's and will place same on 3tue terest. It just Sonnets which by it develops that Isaac Newton wrote four of them, Robert in these modern times transact all as hard for you at .Browning one, and Theodore Roosevelt and Lord Byron one each. The only Next Sept. 1st, 8 A. M. their financial deals some escape for the Baconians is to prove that Bacon was reincarnated in these later Wednesday, at through trust 980 as at worthies and divided himself among two who were contemporaries of each other, JCot 75. Goods now on follows : company. because they're men of very likely an acrostic may be found to bear out this hypothesis. display in our window marked as Set interest to : wealth, but because they're men of $1.25 Shirts, cuffs detached, fancy. 75c each good business judgment. work by opening a Rome is remarkably free from earthquakes, as witness the undisturbed 1.25 Shirts, cuffs attached, white ..$1.00 each ruins of ancient buildings which have been in their present stateor centuries. 1.75 Shirts, cuffs detached, white and fancy. 1.00 each Small investors can avail themselves savings account with Xow and then there is a tremor among the seven hills, as was reported yester- 1.75 Shirts, cuffs attached, fancy 1.25 each of a trust company 's services with 1- day, but convulsions are unknown. It would be vastly interesting to learn if this bank, 4 -2 per 2.25 and $2.50 Shirts, cuffs attached, fancy. each the security of the Roman region from seismic shocks had anything to do 1.50 equal advantage to themselves. originally with the cent, compounded choice of the imperial site. Xo charge for consultation. ; IF YOU SEE IT IN AN . twice annually. It would seem that Congress has power even to ehange our status as a BISHOP TRUST CO;, Ltd. Territory, and the Philippines and Porto Rico have long been illus- trations that the doetrine of the "uniformity of application of customs Js BETHEL STREET The Bank of Hawaii, Ltd. laws" perhaps applies alone to the States. Star. It applies to the United States, of which Hawaii is an integral part, Capital and Surplus, 91,000,000. Arizona AD, YOU KNOW IT'S SO and Xew Mexico are. Possessions are not included. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISES, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 1909

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FOR SALE AT Waikiki ware Breakwater, June 26. DIN, U. S. A. T., Ankers, from Seattle for Manila, via Hon., Aug. 27. If you would like to live on the seashore you can now DOLBADARN CASTLE, Br. bk., ar. Chile from Hon., June 27. gratify your desire. The "Kentwell Place" is offered for sale E. F. WHITNEY, Am. bk., Jorgenson, ar S. F., May 22. $8500. EL LOBA, S. S., Gray, from Hon. for at The property consists of a lot over 800 feet deep; Yokohama, July 22. ENTERPRISE, Am. S. S., from S, F. with a beach frontage of 88.4 feet. The large hau trees, alga-rob- a for Hilo, Aug. 22. EDWARD SEWALL, Am. sp., Quick, and cocoanut trees, and growing shrubs, from 8. F. for N. Y., May S make the ETHEL ZANE, Am. schr., Lindquist, from Fort Bragg for Kahului, Augi grounds shady, cool and inv iting. There are two houses, a 24. FALLS OF CLYDE, Am. sp., Quick, small cottage and a large barn on the land. Further particu- from Gaviota for Hon., Aug. 22. 'V - i FLENSBUEG, Ger. S. S., Suhr, from Hon. for Sydney, July 24. lars at our office. F. M. BLADE, Am. schr., Johnson, ar. Grays Harbor from Hon., May 5. P FOOHNG SUEY, Am.Vbk., Willett, from Kahului for N. T., April 24. The next steamer carrying only bile, will go nonii'to San Francisco FULLERTON, Am. bk., ar. Port Har- ford from Hon., August 1. Ha-wa- 'will load a general cargo for freight to leave San Francisco for ii where she Trent Trust Company, Ltd. Honolulu. By the time she leaves Hilo FLAURENCE WARD, Am. schr., ar. will be the' Pleiades, how en route there will be 12,000 tons aboard most Hon. from Midway, Aug. 11. for San Francisco. She will leave San of which will be sugar. The rest of FRIEDA, Ger. sp., Logeman, ar. Port- Francisco on September 10 and will the freight will be general cargo and land from Hon., June 1. N bring a general eargo from that port '50 tons of pineapples and wool. GAMBLE, Am. schr., ar. Port Gamble direct to Honolulu. from Hilo, April 26. A Floating Farmyard. GLENHOLM, --Br. sp., Williams, from Other American-Hawaiia- n boats to leave Coast ports are the Missourian Somebody looked at the freight list Hon. for Portland, June 30. G. Am. schr., from Gray's which will leave the Sound tomorrow when she arrived W. WATSON, of the Mauna Loa Harbor for Son. Aug. 9. and the Columbian which will leave from the lee side of Hawaii yesterday the Sound on September 16. HAWAII, Am. bkt., ar. Portland from and named her "The Pumpkin Roller." S. F., June Zl. Lurline Leaves at Ten. On this trip, at any rate, the name was HAWAIIAN ISLES, Am. sp., from The Lurline will leave this port for riehly deserved for she carried the Philadelphia for S. F., June 22. greatest cargo of Island farm produce H. C. WRIGHT, Am. schr., from Hon, San Francisco at 10 tomorrow morning. ever heaved of on a whaTf. There was for Fanning Island, Aug. 2L She arrived from Kahului early this sugar, coifee, beans, taro, ginger, pea- HILONIAN, Am. S. S., ar. S. F. from morning and will be able to take all nuts, bananas, dried fish, pears, sisal, Hon., Aug. 18. wood, ar. Redondo from Hilo, July her freight aboard and be ready to sail lumber, hides, lettuce, potatoes, onions, HIRAM BINGHAM, Am. schr., ar. 29. easily .by that time. The Matson liner carrots, goat skins, horses, cows, beeves, Gilbert Island from Hon1:, Dec. 29. ROMA, S. S., ar. Port Harford from Hyades will leave Seattle for Honolulu ehickens, pigs, and an automobile. If HELENE, Am. schr., Thompson, from Hon., August 1. DR. FREDERIC BELL, D. direct on September 15. the Ark was a floating farmyard, the Gravs Harbor for Hon., Aug. 21. ROBERT SEARLES, Am. sch., Piltz, PH. good ship of Captain Noah had noth- Mexican With Much Sugar. HONGKONG MARU, Jap. S. S., from from Port Allen for Port Townsend, ing on the Mauna Loa yesterday. Hon. for Manzanillo, June 24. Aug. 25. The Mexican is now loading sugar at Siberia and Enterprise. HYADES, Ami S. S., from Kahului for ROBERT R. HIND, Am. schr., ar. Seat the American-Hawaiia- n wharf. From Port Allen, Aug. 19. tle from Hon., June 20. FREE LECTURE Examiner. The Siberia was one day - this port she will take about 8500 tons IRMGARD,- Am. bktne, ar. S. F. from R. W. BARTLETT, Am. schr., ar. Port behind schedule time in arriving home, of sugar and will leave for Kaanapali, Hon., Aug. 13. Townsend from Hon., June 24. Maui, on Saturday evening. Thence but this was not account of lack of JAMES ROLPH, Am. schr., from Hana SANTA RITA, Am. S. S., ar. Taltal she will go to Kahului and then to Hiio. speed, but in having been delayed for S. , Aug. 14. from S. t, July 6. SUNDAY, Sept. 5th, 3 p. m. It is expected that she will be able to through other causes along the route. JAS. H. BRUCE, from San Francisco, SCOTTISH MONARCH, Br. S. S., from for Mahukona, Aug. 2o. Aug. 15. "WHERE ARE HEAVEN AND HELL LOCATED?" load in time to leave Hilo for Salina Contrary to the usuar custom, there Newcastle for Hon., Cruz on September 9. From that port JOHN ENA, Am. sp., Madsen, ar. Phil SUPPLY," from Hon. for Guam, Aug. 23. were no kickers among the Siberia's adelphia from Hilo, Aug. 23. S. C. ALLEN, Am. bk., from Eureka HAWAIIAN HOTEL LANAI. ADMISSION FREE, ,4 KIRKCUDBRIGHTSHIRE, Br. up. LOCAL OFFICE passengers over the fare or the restric- for Hon., Aug. 19. T OF THE UNITED Schwer-in- . from Hamburg Hon., May 24. St STATES WEATHER BUREAU. tive rules of General Manager for S. G. WILDER. Am. bk., ar. Hon. from The worst sufferers seemed to Ibe KLIKITAT. Am. bkt., ar. Port S. F., Aus. 23. officers crew Townsend from Hon.. April 24. tation. I further desire that in case any Honolulu, Tuesday, August 31, 1909. the and members of the SHERIDAN, U. S. A. T., from Hon. fbr of the big liner, who had to enforce KOREA, Am. S. S., ar. Yokohama from of my said children should die leaving Manila, Aug. 14. COOKE LEFT a widow or surviving husband the objectionable regulations, unknown Hon., Aug. 22. ST. LOUIS, U. S. S., ar. S. from that 51 F. said widow or surviving husband 2 THERMO. 55 WIND on any of the other transpacific liners KOKO HEAD, Am. bktne., ar. S. F. Hilo, Aug. 22. which cater to the passenger trade. from Newcastle, March 25. Am. ar. Htfo should have a life interest in one-hal- f ST. KATHERINE, bk., of shares of stock in said company Telegraph and District Telegraph KATULANI, Am. bk., Colly, from from S. F., Aug. 26. the if ALL TO FAM belonging to such deceased child, the I 3 ? S ? messengers swarmed over the liner as Auckland for Hon., Aug. 3. SIBERIA,. Am. S. S., from Hon. for I 3 : S. 5" remaining to pass to issue : :r s: soon as she was made fast, delivering LANSING, Am. S. S., Dickson, from Aug. 30. half the of r : y : : S Yokohama, any such deceased child; and in case messages to the passengers, who had Pt. San Luis for Ancon, June Jap. S. S., ar. Yoko- zi. TENYO MARU, of no issue, to pass to the brothers 73 8o Tci been denied the convenience of for- LOGAN, U. S. A. T., Stinson, ar. S. F. Aug. 13. 19C029 68 i fe hama from Hon., and sister of said deceased child and llO warding or receiving any messages at from Hon., Aug. 10. T. Am. Irsen, ar. ' I9D1 tid 86 82 R EMIGH, bkt., (Continued From race One. 'I .00 63 3 XI sea, no ap-- " the issue of any of them who may i the Siberia having wireless LOTTIE BENNETT, Am. schr., from Mazatlan from Seattle, June 3. ' have died prior to that time, such 1902 80 00 62 73 78 c6 65 5 SI paratus. The passengers were denied Gray's Harbor for Hon., Aug. 1. THOMAS, U. S. A. T., from Nagasaki codicil. No charitable or benevolent I any of the last week's news, too, until any kind are made, tire issue taking by representation. Noth- 72 78 LURLINE, Am. S. S., Weeden, from for Hon., Aug. 21. bequests of 1903 jSO 00 83 . 03 70 4 NE news Ex- ing above however, is to be agents went aboard with The Hon: for Kahului, Aug. 29. TEXAN, Am. S. S., from Hilo for N. testator expressing in his will the written, 1904 85 75 80 6S aminer. In contrast condi- construed to limit the power of each j29.4 T 4 j SB with this LORD DERBY. S. S., ar. Newcastle Y., Aug. 18. opinion that he has donft his duty in tion on the big passenger steamer, 2. respect while alive and leaving of my children to dispose of any of the 1905 30.0C 81 2 78 S from Port Allen, July VENNACHAR, S. S. ar. Hon. from that -- 1 : 1 .04 70 8 E En- niiiiit-- r 5iir;& Dam r those leaving Hilo in the steamer MARY WINKLEMAN, Am. bkt., from Newcastle, Aug. 26. it to his heirs to carry on the work. ui iu viiauvs i.. 1906 30.02 84 7- - 80 .00 60 2 NE 9 terprise about same Cooke, Limited, given to him or her the time the Eureka for Hon., Aug. 13. VIRGINIAN, Am. S. S., from Hilo for The full text of the will follows: I Siberia left Honolulu, have been presents, by this will, in his or her lifetime, if 1907 29.94 84 72 78 . 00 6 5 . 6 kept MAR AMA, from Hon. for Sydney, Aug. "Knbw all men by these jtt ) Salina Cruz. Aug. 25. posted on all important events i ho or she so desires. is my wish of the 21. WASHTENAW, tank S. S., Graham, that I, Charles M. Cooke of Honolulu, It 1908 ;30. 83 74 78 . 06 60 7 SB 7 world each day at sea. of and hope, however, that none of my MAKURA, Br. S. S., ar. Victoria from ar. S. F. from Astoria, July 8. in the Island of Oahu, Republic .--M children will at any time sell or hy- 80 71 7 Hon., Aug. 24. TianrQii hMTi(r of sound mind and mem 1909 j30.o2 70 75 .06 MB 9 W. H. MARSTON, Am. schr., from pothecate any of the shares of Charles MOVEMENTS OF MAKAWELI, Am. bk., Neilsen, ar. Pt. Hon. Redondo, Aug. 15. ory, do make, publish and declare my A.ge;29.H9 84 73 78 iC3 67 i US . SHIPPING for M. Cooke, Limited, that he may at Townsend, from Eleele, Apr. 5. W. H. SMITH, Am. bkt., from Ballard last will and testament as follows, WM. B. STOCKMAN, ADMIRAL, Am. schr., from Newcastle MASSACHUSETTS, Am. S. S., from hereby revoking all other wills made any time possess, as the object of for Hon., Aug. 19. forming said corporation was to hold Section Director. for Hon., luly 26. Hilo for Delaware Breakwater, July sp., Philadel- by me: 4 LICE COOKE, WM. P. FRYE, Am. ar. my wife's and my own estate intact Air. schr., Penhallow, 18. phia from Hon., June 24. "First: After the payment of niy ar. Pt. Townsend from Hon., Aug. 20. for the benefit and enjoyment of . our TIDES, SUN AND MOON. METHA NELSON, Am. schr., ar. S. F. Town-sen- d and expenses I give, ALOHA, Am. W. F. Garms, Am. bk., from Pt. just debts funeral children, and in the hope that the schr., Weitkunat, from from Mahukona, August 3. A bpnueath and i ? for Santa Rosalia, June 22. all real estate in- C T3 15. lacoma lor Hon., Aug. 14. forming of said corporation might MEXICAN, Am. S. S., ar. Hon. from W. S. POTTER, Am. S. S., ar. Gaviota all shares of stock, all interests in S as A.MIRAL CECILE, Fr. ship, from Hon. -- fluence my children in helping one an- Seattle, Aug. 28. from Hon., Aug. 19. ships and all personal property 3 ;M 2 I- - for Port Townsend, Aug. 6. MOHICAN, Am. bge., Honolulu, other and in guarding and caring for S 3 at 2 at ZAMBESI, Br. S. S., from Newcastle tn m situated in the State of 3' --- ,33 oo s leg AJRIZONAX, Am. S. S., ar. S. F. from w.f.. such of our children who might be j 3 3 J Aug. 9. for Hon.. Aug. 14. California to my Deiovea wue, aubj N. Y., Aug. 28. : minors. p m. i ft., a in pm. a.m. MANCHURIA. Am. S. S., ar. S. F. C. Cooke, for and during the term of M Sj': 3.34 S t4 10.17 3 44 6.15 ALAMEDA, S. I do not will any of my proper- 19, res Am. S., from S. F. for from Hon., Aug.x 28. SERVICE. and after her death "As Hon.. Aug. 28. TRANSPORT her natural life; ty for benevolent and charitable ob- T 31 4.11 A 8.551C.43 9.37 5 44 6.14 7.16 MANSHU MARU, Jap. S. S., Nishi, give, devise and bequeath the same ' Manila. I to do my in i ALASKAN. Am. S. S., ar. Salina Cruz from Hon. for S. Am. ports. Aug. 6 Buford.'at C. Montague Cooke, jects, having tried duty 1 Hon., Aug. 27. to my children, W 4 18 l.e: 4.3$U.t21G2S5.44(M3 7.58 from Hilo. Aug. 28. MONGOLIA, Am. S. S., ar. Yokohama Dix, from Seattle for that respect while living, it is my 1' ! Clarence IL Cooke, George P. ALBERT, Am. Hilo Logan, arrived Sao Francisco from Junior, earnest desire that each beneflfciary T l 5 34 1.4 5 21 11.4811.24.5.44 6 12 8.39 bk., ar. from Port from Hon. Aug. 5. Cooke, Richard A. Cooke, Alice T. .1 I ( Honolulu, August 10. my !B.m.j p.m p ii Ludlow, July 19. MONTCALM, Fr. sp., from Sound for A. Cooke, in under this last will may consider 3 1 4 til5 45 Honoluln,, Cooke, and Theodore F 6.14 6.13 12.15 6.11 9.21 AMERICANA, Am. schr., from Gray's Thomas, from Nagasaki for it a duty and privilege to assist such i - I Hon., Aug. 19. any, of any a.m.- August 21. equal shares; the issue, if as advance Christianity S 4, 7.C0 1.5; 6.54 0.2J 1 28 5U5 6.1C 10.04 Harbor, Aug. 9. MOANA. Br. S. 3., ar. Sydney from who may die be- institutions I ! i Honolulu for Manila, of my said children i i i AORANGI, ar. Sydney from Honolulu, 21. Sheridan, from and to help their fellow men who may B 5; Hon.. March of said life estate 8.08. 1.5 7 42 .11'5.45 6.C9 10 50 Aug. 13. August 14. fore the termination be in distress. MISSOURIAN, Am. S. S., from Seat to take the share of such deceased Full moon, August 30, at 6:37 p. m. ASTRAL, Am. sp., Dunham, ar. S. F. tie for Hon., Aug. 31. VESSELS IN PORT. "I nominate and appoint my wife, child. C Mon- The tides at Kahului and Hilo occur from Baltimore, May 6. MARY E. FOSTER, Am. schr., from (Army and Navy.) be- Anna Cooke, and my sons, C. "Second: I give, devise and tague about one hour earlier than at Hono- ATLAS, Am. sp., from Yokohama for Hon. for Sound, Aug. 25. Iroquois, U. S. station tug, Moses. property belonging to me in Cooke, Jr., and Clarence II. Delaware Breakwater, Junf 22. queath all Cooke, to be executrix and executors lulu. MANILA, Am. schr., from Hon. for (Merchant Vessels.) the Hawaiian Islands not deeded or Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours ASIA, Am. S. S., from Yokohama for Sound, Aug. 8. Grays of of this my will, and direct that no Dauntless, Am. schr., Johnson, otherwise disposed of at the time bond shall be required 10 minutes slower than Greenwich Hon., Aug. 31. MARION CIIILCOTT, ar. Hon. from real and personal, in- of either of A.MERICA, T, Harbor, Aug. 17. my decease, bofh And give my said executrix time, being that of the meridian of 157 MARU, K. K. 8. S., Gaviota, Aug. 27. schr., Piltz, Mid- - in corporations, inter- thm. I from Hon. for Yokohama, July 26. Flaurence Ward, Am. cluding stocks and executors and the survivor of degrees thirty minutes. The time whis- MURIEL, Am. schr., from Honoipu for ests in ships, book accounts, life in- ANNIE JOHNSON, Am. bk., ar.-Hil- o them power to sell and convey any real tle blows at 1:30 p. m., which is the S. F., Aug. 18. Chilcott, Am. sp., Gaviota, Aug. surance, interest in the firm of Lewers p.s from S. F.. Aug. 18. Marion estate belonging to me at the time of came Greenwich 0 hours 0 minutes. NEUILLY, Fr. bk., from Cardiff for & property bequeathed to me ANDREW WELCH. Am. bk., Kelly, 7 Cooke, my decease. Snn and moon are for local time for Hon. May 10. Am. s.s., Seattle, Aug. 28. bv the will of Juliette M. Cooke, and group. from Hon. for San Francisco, Aug. 25. Yoko Mexican, "In witness whereof I said Charle9 the cnole NIPPON MARU, from Hon. for Leith, every descrip- 1 1 1 BALBOA, Nor.lsee. Ger. sp., Peitsmeir. ail other property of vr ,.!. - . i x 1 Am. schr., ar. Redondo from hama. Aug. 23. Aug. 27, from in Charles M. Hilo, Aug. 16. July 29 (in port again tion, except my shares and seal this twentieth day of Janu- NORDSEE, Ger. sp., ar. Hon. from adrift at sea). Cooke, Limited, to Charles M. Cooke, METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. BEN LEE, Ah. sp., ar. Port Townsend Leith. July 29 (adrift from anchor ary. A. D. 1899." Issued Olvmpic. Am. bk., Evans, Calito Buena, Limited, a corporation established Every Sunday Morning by the from Hon., Aug. 17. age, Aug. 23). by virtue of The will is witnessed by C. Hustace, Local Office, U. S. Bureau. BOREAL1S. Am. from August 22. and existing under and F. C. Atherton B. Weather schr., Guaymas NUUANU, Am. bk., Josselyn, from San Republic of Hawaii. Jr.. and F. Damon. for Aberdeen, June 18. S. G. Wilder, Am. bktne., Jackson, the laws of the New York for Hon., July 17. and bequeath to my 5 THERM. WIND BUFFALO, V. S. N. ar. S. "Third: I give T., F. from OCEAN QUEEN, Br. S. S.. ar. Hilo Aug. 26. C. Hon., Aug. 29. Vennacher, Br. s.s.. Newcastle, beloved wife, Anna Cooke, for the NOTICE. from Hon., Aug. 26. one-thir- d 83. i U. S. A. THE MAILS. term of her natural life of Bt'FORD, T., from Seattle for OLIVER J. OLSEN. Am. echr., ar. Port M. Cooke, Manila. Aug. 5. following all mv shares in said Charles Townsend from Hon., July 7. Mails are due from the rest and remain- The captain or the agents will not C. A. THAYER, Am. sehr., from S. F. from follows: Limited; and all the OLYMPIC.bk., Evans, ar. Hon. points as mv shares in said Charles M. be responsible for any debts contract- for Willapa, Julv 1. Calito Buena, Aug. 22. Alameda, Sept. 3. der of San Francisco Per Cooke, Limited, and all the rest, resi- ed by the crew of the British steamer ' CELTIC CHIEF, Br. sp., James, from O. M. KELLOGG, Am. schr., from S. Per Asia, Sept. 7. Vannachar. I Yokohama estate, real 8 2 S0if ff S .it 5 E 9 16. due and remainder of my I I i Hamburg for Hon., July F. for Coos Bay, 26. Sept.17. & LTD. Mj2H$0.t7 Si 69 (n 4 VE 9 June Vancouver Per Makura. and personal, and all of the shares WM. G. IRWIN CO., ! for Hon., July 20. . Tj'WSf.U 74 I.it72! 2 Km 12 PHILIPPINE, Am. schr.. ar. S. F. from Colonies Per Aorangi, Sept. 15. to my wife, after August 31. 8444 WI25 3.1C4 M 74 .ootwi 2! 9 CENTURY, Br." S. S., ar. Comax from above named given i San Diego, March 15, (in port May following T 83 74 . 00158' 5 Mails will depart for the expiration of her life estate, I give .27;2.lo:S0..(4 Hon., Aug. 30. 22). the F 81 74 .CO iP TH points as follows: and bequeath to my children, C. Mon- CHOICE SEED COFFEE 8 i23S0ji 81 72 03f4 & SE 8 CHINA. Am. S. S., ar. S. from Hon., Br. S. S., Yoko- F. PINNA, from Hon. for tomorrow .Jr., Clarence H. Cooke, Aug. 23. hama. July 8. San Francisco Fer Lurline. tague Cooke. Note. m. George P. Cooke, Richard" A. Cooke, We still have a few pounds left of Barometer readings are cor CORONADO, Am. bkt., Houdlette, ar. TLETADES. Am. S. S.. from Kaana- 10 a. Coffee, lately rected for temperature. Yokohama Per China. Sept. 10. Alice T.Cooke, and Theodore A. Cooke, that Choice Java Seed Instrumental S. F. from Hon., August 4. pali for S. F., Aug. 26. Coffee growers desiring to errors, and local gravity, Vancouver Aorangi, Sept. 15. in equal shares. I desire that in case imported. and reduced CHIYO MARU, Jap. S. S., from Hon. PROSPER, Am. schr., ar. Redondo improve eoffees, and thus sectire to sea level. Average cloudiness S. Colonies Makura, Sept. 17. either of my said children should die their stated for F., Aug. 28. from Hon., Aug. 11. nor sur- higher prices, will do well to plant this in scale from 0 to 10. Direction of COLUMBIAN, Am. S. S., leaving no issue, nor a widow ar. Salina RIVERSIDE, Br. sp., from Leith for, his or her share seed. wind is prevailing direction during 24 Cruz from Hilo, Aug. 14. 28. H. Moverly will coach U. viving husband, that Hon., Mav Arthur shares of stoek Price $1.25 per pound postpaid hours ending at 8 p. m. Velocity S-- , year. He is a for- and portion of said of DAUNTLESS. Am. schr., Jonsien. ar. ROSECRANS, Am. S. ar. Gaviota C. in football this divided among (about J 20ft seeds). wind is average velocity In miles per Hon. from Grays 17. great one in the scrum. shall pass to and be Harbor, Aug. from Hon.. July 30. ward and a living that MTifPSNEY COFFEE CO, hour. DEFENDER, Am. schr., ar. S. from S. one of the Barbarian team that my remaining children at F. E. P. RITHET. Am. bk., ar. F. from He was of any deceased 16 Merchant street, Honolulu. WM. B. STOCKMAN. Honoipu. May 27. Hon., Aug. 20. tbeir3 from 'the Castaways in time and the issue took to take by represen 8442 Section Director. DIRIGO, Am. sp., from Hoa. for Dela ROBERT LEWERS, Am. schr., Under- - 1907. child, such issue

' ,.1 THE PACITIC COMMERCIAL ADVEETISEE, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1909. Fraternal Meetings Pine Apples Castle & Cooke, Ltd. AND COMMISaiO ENCAMPMENT NO. 1, SHIPPING POLYNESIA s We have a Pineapple Plan- - i. o. o. r. MERCHANTS. Meets every first uud third Friday ol'the - tation to sell, (.'all at our office and month, at 7 :30 p. m., in Odd Fellows Hall, m m Fort Street. Visiting brothers eordially d we will tell you ail about it. to attend. jtlerbroCK, C. P. YACHT CEUISE SATURDAY. L. h. LA flKKKK, fckribe. SPARKLERS HAVE FINALS GOULD JAS. F. MORGAN. SUGAR FACTORS AND GENEXAi EXCELSIOB LODGE NO. 1, I. O. O. F. : The yacht Hawaii will start ey Tuesday evening, at 7:30, m on Sat- INSURANCE AGENTS. lleeta Visiting the cruise to Lanai nest Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort Street. urday at 3 o'clock. She will re- toother cordially invited to attend. FOB PLAYED IT e II. W. TSCHUDX, . G. n turn in time to land tuos-- on Sec'y. SITS IWTJE id L. L. LA PIKK, board before very late on Mon- Ik O. O. I", day night. HARMONY LODGE NC 3, I. 5 condition - REPRESENTING Meets every Monday evening, at 7:30, in This is an unofficial cruise, and large cottages in god Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort Street. Visiting Doings Mixed Doubles Semi - Finals all those who wish to go will be 36,000 sq. ft. of ground, located in the New England brothers cordially invited to attend. Great at Athletic Park Mutual Lift Xnsur&Bit B. W. FOSTER, N. G. assessed $2 each toward the best residence section of Honolulu; Company of Boston. E. K. HESDBT, Sec'y. on Labor Day Juniors Close Enough to Reach maintenance fund. bonds. Commodore Wilder and the this is better thanstoeks or It Aetna Fire Insurance Company. PACIFIC EEBEKAH LODGE NO. 1, Will members of the club are very will pay you to investigate this, if you National Fire Insurance Company. I. O. O. F. Scrap. Darkness. Meets every second and ifonrth Thursday, anxious to make this fruise a want to invest your money in good Citizens' Insurance Company (Hartferl at 7:30 p. m.. Odd Follows" Hall. Visiting great success, and it is specially real estate. Fire Insurance Company). Babekaha are cordially invited to attend. requested those wish London Assurance Corporation. . N. G. base- that who office FBEI0A VON BERG, The next big excitement in the semi-final- s of the mixed Full particulars at the of ALICE NICHOLSON, Secy. . In the to go should send in their names ball line will be the scrap at the Ath- on FULL-WEIGH- doubles yesterday afternoon the at once to C. T. Wilder at the JAS. F. MORGAN. WE DELIVER T ICS OLIVE BRANCH EEBEKAH LODGE NO. 2, and I. O. O. T. letic park between the Sparklers Berets nia courts, Sonny Cunha and tax office. Thursday, at As as TO YOUR DOOR FOR TWENTY. Meet severy first and third the Saints next Monday. There is Mrs. R. Hind defeated E. S. Gee and well the Hawaii, the FOS RENT. 7:30 p. m., in Odd Fellows' Hall. Visiting Gladys, Kamehameha and Char- FIVE CENTS PER HUNDBZD. JUbekah are eordially invited to attend. more than a trifle of rivalry between Mrs. D. D. Gregory WILLIAMS, N. G. 75, 79, 63. lotte C. will take part in the A cottage on Lunalilo St. SALLIE L. deter- de- BARNHART, TELEPHONE 146, ALEXANDRA BATH, Sec'y. the two teams and they are each F. E. Steere and Miss M. Hall cruise. It bids fair to be the mined to to other bunch. M. cruise There CHANT & A. hand it the feated D. Anderson and Miss Birney jolliest yet. are STREET. OCEANIC LODGE NO. 371, F. M. several applications Meets on the last Monday ol eacn The fans have not patronized the big 6- -3. already in, month, at Masonic Temple, at 7 :30 p. 63, and those who wish to go should m. Visiting brethren are cordially in- league series, bnt that does not pre- A large and enthusiastic gallery wit get their names in early. vited to attend. vent the players from being enthused most exciting A R. H. BEMROSE, W. M. nessed the closest and aimuki W. H. GOETZ. Secy. and wanting to hand it to somebody. match played so far during the tourna- LEAK! CHAPTER NO. 2, O. E. S. The Diamond Head team thinks it is ment when Mrs. Hind and Sonny final- Meets every third Monday or eacn The price of lots in this sec- month, at 7:30 p. m., in the Masonic the grandest aggregation that ever ly won out after two hours of brilliant Temple. Visiting sister and brother walloped a hard in curve. The St. play. It had been the intention to tion is advancing": minute A axe cordially invited to attend. io 11 ANNA 8. WRIGHT. W. M. Louis team thinks it is the most mar- play the finals immediately after the Sport Notes service gas will ADELAIDE M. WEBSTER, and make them WILL DO IT. Secretary. velous, magnificent and miraculous two matches scheduled but it was al- advance more. Houses are getting together of all the ball ex- most dark at the completion of the Jack Balch wirelessed to J. Pluvius LEI ALOHA CHAPTER NO. S, O. E. S. springing up all over it. You Meets at the Masonic J. ample every perts. qualifying rounds. last night as follows: "We want fine second Saturday of each month, at Country Club tournament "YAMATOYA," enough has been a Mrs. Hind played a beautiful game. weather for are making a mistake if you 7:30 p. m. Visiting sisters and broth- Naturally there and smoker Saturday." The answer ALL EINDS OF ers are eordially invited to attend. qualifications MINNIE RHOADS, W. M. difference of opinion between the two. She possesses all of the eame back: "Mons Assinorum; much don't own a lot or two in this MARGAHET LISHMAN. Seey. Therefore it was decided that tho necessary to make a tennis player, good sunshine make fine medicine; no new suburb, it is the healthiest SHIRTS, PAJAMAS and KIMONOS pilikia, Aeneas Foofoo sec in state to HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. 1, PYTHIAN merits of the case should be discussed nerve, steadiness, a good stroke and an spot in Honolulu. Go out some MADE TO ORDER. SISTERS. excellent eervice. Time and again Gee J. Pluvius. Meet every first and third Tuesday at at the Athletic park on Labor Day. v)t 1246 Fort St., Orpheum. evening and find out how . cool Just above 7:30 p. m., at Knights of Pythias Hall, Fort Both teams were willing and so was would smash the ball down into her and Beretania streets. All visitors cordially it James Dublin Dougherty has some and bracing the air is. are forited to attend. arranged territory and she would place, it per- fine dope for Saturday night at the Lots AIM EE BICKNELL. M. E. O. Country Club smoker. One Waterman sq. ft. prices SALLIE L. WILLiAMS, K. R. 8. The Athletic park diamond is of the fectly, passing him as he came to the 15,000 and from skin variety and it is very' fast. The net. Cunha 's ability is too-- well known is said to be the author - of" sixty-fiv- e $175.00 on up. Get one and.be Lawrence Barrett OAHtT LODGE NO. 1, K. of P. field, level and sown with new grass, to require special mention. He is un- limericks. These will be sung by a Meets every first and third Friday at 7:30 quartet. A view was held yes- o'clock, Pythian Hall, corner Beretania and is ideal for fast and accurate fielding doubtedly one of the best players in private happy. Fort streets. Visiting brother eordially in- and the two teams will have every doubles in the Territory and he was terday. Incidentally they are simply JAS. F. MORGAN. vited to attend. goods He .was great. F. R. NUGENT, condition ideal for putting up the certairly the yesterday. ' CO. tan- 15 R. GOSLING, EC of B. & 8. game of their lives. there with the happy smile, the two teams something talizing placing and his proverbial yell " Sonny" Cunha will fill one half of BEST 10c SMOKE IN TOW3T. william Mckinley lodge no. 8, The will have out the clubhouse at the Country Club on K. of P. to help them along that they have not "nobody there," generally turned KALIHI Meets every second and fourth Saturday to be a statement of fact. Saturday evening. He will preside at had for a long time. Bleacher enthu- the piano and hand out some of those evening at 7:30 o'clock, in Pythian Hall, siasm. It will be a great thing for After Sonny and Mrs. Hind had run A new house and. 4 lots, containing corner Beretania and Fort streets. Visiting 'up games to one in the first set, awful ragtime things of his. It will Rubber Goods four 20,000 sq. , Owner has town brothers cordially invited to attend. the boys, who have been playing to set you back one ringtail to hear him. ft. left F. M. McGREW, 0. C. empty benches league grounds, Mr. Gee and Mrs. Gregory steaaiea GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. E. A. JACOBSON, K. E. S. at the 5 c8 . will sell this at a bargain. If you want down and tied the score. The ninth R. H. - - to hear the cheers of three thousand Mrs. Hind Two 'busses will run from the end a place to raise chickens, fruits, vege- PEASE - President COURT CAMOES NO. 8110, A. O. F. fans at every snappy play and the game went to Cunha and every Tues- the score of the Nuuanu earline to the Country Market Street, Meets second and lourth roars of discontent of just as many but their opponents again tied tables, or flowers, buy this. day of each month, at 7 :30 p. tn., in at 5 games all. After two games that Club next Saturday. There will be a San Francisco, Cal., U.S.A. San Antonio HalL Vineyard street. fans over an "Prim-roses.- error. vantage so many tournament of roses and " . F. MORGAN. Visiting brother cordially invited to This reminds the only rooting went to deuce and JAS. attend. that times that the referee became weary, Charlie Hartwell states that he has not O. done the league grounds Sat- Loo CAESAR MEDEIROS, B. at last Cunha and Mrs. Hind finally pulled out yet made the division. Oh, you prims! Sun Tat Co. urday during the really excellent gamo s H. PEREIRA, F. S. the set 7 5. played by the Kams and Punsters, Downey CAMOES CIRCLE NO. 240, C. O. F. The second set was a hummer. Cunha and Dal Fahy have entered Contractors, Builders, Painters every came from the press box. Mr. An- the big ten-mil- e race at the Athletic Meets second and fourth Thurs- and his partner again started out with ? day of each month, at 7:80 p. m., in drews, the official scorer, and two 3 games to 1, which was tied Park on Saturday, September 11. Dal KOA FURNITURE TO ORDER. San Antonio HalL Vineyard street. newspapermen decided to try and get a lead of King Visiting companions are cordially in- at .3 games all, after which the score is the waukenphast who thought he Street. Near Nuuanu. vited to attend. the few fans present going. inter- could beat a long-legge- d newspaper went backwards and forwards 146 sq. TELEPHONE 683. , MRS. M. R. MEDEIROS, 0. 0. Their efforts met with some small ad- man and got left. But he sure can run feet frontage, contains 20,742 MR. L. A. PERRY, F. S. minably, one side having a slight success. In fact a genial individual vantage for a moment only to be over- some. feet. COURT LUNALILO NO. 6600, A. O. F. right back of the press box began to 3 din- hauled. . Large house, bedrooms, study, Catton, Neill Meets every nm and third Wednes- always N "'Downey & Company, Ltd. splutter but restrained himself. made the first ten miles of la-nai- day evenings of each month, at 7:30 With the score 7 games all, Mr. Gee ing room, kitchen, parlor, bath and p. m., An inquisitive somebody asked him extra the late Marathon in 67 minutes. He ENGINEERS AND in Pythian Hall, corner Fort and Mrs. Gregory put on a little grounds covered with shade and MACHTNSTS, and Beretania street. Visiting broth-er- g why he failed to root. "Boot," was steam and took the second set 9 games can reduce this by about five, and Queen and Richards Street. cordially invitee. an excellent trees. Owrer is house the answer, "Root t Why, haven't stands chance to win. fruit having the re-tub- 3s W. KELLE, C. H. I to 7. After seven minutes rest the Boilers with charcoal-iro- n a JAS. K. KAULIA, P. S. rooted for fi;e years. assisted at a and, as usual, overhauled.' is good place in 0.. F. I deciding set was started This a a steel tubes. General ship work. .. game Toledo was 3 HONOLULU at and steaming Cunha and Mrs. Hind took the lead, good location. AERIE 140. P. O. E. along on swift course enthusiasm score was . Meets on second and a of games to 1 and again the For further information, see PEEPER BED BY at.t. f, for the visiting team but made one tied at 3 games all. During tha last (1 V intra of eacn month, at small and mild remark. They wanted portion of the deciding set Mrs. Hind 1 Hr n'olnxlr I. JAS. F. MORGAN. Keystone-Elgi- n HalL eorner Beretania and Fort streets. to lynch me. I had t be escorted played brilliantly, repeatedly returning Visiting; Eagles ai. invited to attend. home from the grounds by the police. almost impossible shots and placing her 1) WM. O. McCOY, W. P. I) Three lots on Wilder avenue, also AND H. T. MOORE, Secy. Yet all I said was, 'The Toledo team returns so far in the back court that is rotten.' Believe me the Toledo her opponents could not handle them. property in Punahou and Manoa Valley. Ingersoll HONOLULU HARBOR NO. 64, A. A. Of j team was rotten. was hotly contested but Watches M. St V-- But I have never Every point A' snap over 2 acres in Manoa for f Af nn 4m A ' O 1 irooted since. I go to ball games and Cunha and Mrs. Hind gradually forged $1500. JOS. SCHWARTZ, A8BXX endure agonies in holding myself in. ahead and took the three deciding ' O Clock. at OrtH Hllnw. But I know the danger and one more games necessary for the match. This J. W. SMITHIES, Manager. Hall. All sojourning breth- Fl ren are cordially invited to remark like that may land me in the was by far the best match of the tour- JAS. MORGAN. Hawaiian Etampa, attend. cemetery." nament and it is safe to say that no old Calabashes, Tapas, By order Worthy President, doubles has ever J. B. SEA1LE. Then he blew his nose violently, better tennis in mixed Curios and Souvemlrt. FRANK 0. POOR, Secy. crunched eight peanuts in his right been seen in Honolulu. ISLAND cannot be given Mrs. CURIO CO, hand and was heard to mutter some Too much credit James Steiner, XUU thing about you oh you D. D. Gregory, from Schofield Barracks, AT THE BUILDING ADJOINING THEODORE ROOSEVELT . "Oh Zob. Building, Hotel Street CAMP NO. 1, U. S. W. V. foofoo, who ever called for her showing during this tourna- Sfi you a Puunui Meets every ball THE STANGENWALD BUILDING, Visitors always wel- first and third player f Say, if I had sixty carats in ment. It was her first appearance in come. Wednesday of each month in won Vaverley HalL corner Bethel and a diamond I'd soak the whole bunch tournament play and she has the Hotel streets, at 7:30 p. m. to admiration of every one by her plucky MERCHANT STREET. This fine residence section is ad- By get a snoop at you. Ay. what 's order of the Camp Com- the use?" And then he subsided and struggle against odds. Her match with vancing rapidly.. mander. singles was extremely J. K. BROWN, bought a bottle of lemonade which he Mrs. Hind in The people who live there say it i3 . Adjutant. close although the score seemed one very nearly threw at the umpire. the best spot in. Honolulu. We Honolulu Kut kind at sided and her playing with Mr. Gee still that is the they have the have lots MARINE ENGINEERS BENEFICIAL ASSO- Athletic park and there will be some yesterday was a revelation to those who four left of the large tract CIATION. doings on the bleachers when the had not seen her play. we subdivided. They are tuated on Co. Meets seoond and fourth Mondays of each The match between Miss Hall and Scrap Iron month at tho new K. of P. HalL eorner Fort baints and Sparklers get together. Wyllie and Liliha streets, . just where and Beretania streets. Also there will be one great curtain F. E. Steere and Miss Birney and D. GEORGE E. WARD. President Anderson was hotly contested from the car stops. High elevation, good O. H. BROWN - . H. G. WOOTTEN, Secretary. raiser by the Asahis and Junior Drag-onlet- s. MAXAID - start to finish. Anderson played a bril- air, mountain and marine view, close HA LEK ATJWTLA game Miss was STREET HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. 1, O. R. M. The Asahi kiddos are now on Maui liant net and Birney to car and town; good streets, good Highest price paid Meets every first and third quick on and covered court for Old Mrtm, handing it to the Japs hospit- her feet soil and a good place to Scrap Iron and all metals. Thursday of each month, in K. of the much than in her match in build a home. of Hall, comer Fort and able island. we hope better Dealer in Second-han- d I. At least thev are Miss Hall. Mis Take Liliha street car and rido to the Macnlmary. Beretania streets. Visiting handing it. As a singles against Hall TeL 642. O. brothers cordially invited to matter of fact it is played her usual good game and Steere end and you will see our sign; or call P. Box 647. attend. more fun to go to Maui and get beaten assisted in making the combination our office I E. V. TODD, 0. of R. man it is to win. They do things so at and we will show you the ' I A. PERRY, Sachem. well over that Cunha and Mrs. Hind will play in AT AUCTION map and give you KWONG there. the finals on Thursday afternoon. further information. HIN6 GHONG GO. HONOLULU LODGE 616, ... B. X. O. E. The drawings in gentlemen 's doubles JAS. F. MORGAN. STANDING OF THE LEAGUES, CHINESE GRASS will meet In their halL are given below. Play will begin At our Salesroom, Merchant Street, LINENS, King street, near Fort, every promptly in this portion of the tourna-- adjoining Stangenwald LALiES ' SHIRTWAISTS. PONGM, American League, ? , ? Building. Friday evening. Visiting null, f of .1 till tv 1 w ' T All ifuntld. Do you want view? We have brothers are cordially in- Clubs w. L, 1024 NUUANU STREET vited to attend. Philadelphia 71 42 a house on Prospect E. A. DOUTHITT, E. R. tent at this hour. Finals in mixed Detroit 70 43 .621 im-prov- H. C. EASTON, Secy. street, large ed Boston doubles will be played Thursday. Finals Friday, Sept. 3, 1909 grounds well 70 46 .603 in ladies' singles will be played Friday, PRECIOUS STONES HONOLULU SCOTTISH THISTLE CLUB. Cleveland . Oi 58 .496 with fruit trees,' a bar-gai- n. Meets on Fridays and possible, finals in At 10 o'clock a. m. at 2nd and 4th in the month Chicago . . . if gentlemen's set in rings and brooches. Gold am at 8 o'clock, in Rooms 11 and 12, Alexander 55 57 .491 doubles on Saturday. Will take half cash Young Building. ew York . 52 60 .464 and silver jewelry made to order at There were nine entries in gentle- HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, J. R. IX. MACLEAN, Chief. St. Louis . . 45 65 .409 half on time. The price is right able prices. Your trade solicited.rea' JAMES'H. FIDDES. Secy. Washington men 's doubles which necessitated a HARNESS, FOLDING CHAIRS, 32 81 .283 peculiar drawing. There only one and so is the location if you HAWAII CHAPTER NO. 1, ORDER OP is want WO KAMEHAMEHA. National League, preliminary round and seven byes. COUNTERS, SHOW CASES, SUN elevation and view within walk- CHAN CHEW - - Meets every first and thiru Thursday Clubs V. L. ret. Preliminary round: Isoel Deerr and CAMP BEDS, CAMP JIAN4.GE evening of each month at 7:30 o'clock in Pittsburg CHAIRS, ing 1808 Maunakea O. Box Fraternity Hall, Odd Fellows' building, on 79 30 .725 George Waterhouse vs. L. E. Conness distance from town. St., P. Fort street. Cmcago 74 35 .679 and Major Long. DRY GOODS, BOOKS, BLANKETS. N. FERSAXDE2, Xew York 66 40 .623 Byes: Greenfield and McKeever vs. Kuauhau. Cincinnati 54 54 .500 F. E. Steere and Hemenway; Sonny JAS. W. PRATT, JAS. F. MORGAN. DAMXEN COUNCIL, NO. 563, Y. M. I Philadelphia 49 60 .450 Cunha and Gee vs. Anderson and Low; KOA DESKS and meets every second and fourth Wednesday at St. Louis 45 64 .413 Bichards and Kiehards vs. Brewster and Auctibneer. 7:30 o'clock p. m. in St. Louis College A large lot on Prospect street FOUR Alumni Hall (Dreier Hall), Union street. Brooklyn 40 69 .367 Hoogs; W. K. Both and Wm. William- POSTERS visiting members are alwavs welcome. Boston 2S 83 .252 son drew the seventh bye and will play which gives you "an excellent W. GALLAGHER, Deerr-Waterhous- J. President. winners e H. P. O' SULLIVAN. Secretary. Pacific Coast League the of the view of city and harbor. WING Conness-Lon- g match. CHONG CO, Clubs W. L. Pet. Kin an San Francisco 93 52 .642 Beretania street, BtaJ Los Angeles 84 59 .5S7 G. M. Addison, popularly known as house. Portland 76 58 .567 "No. 6, here come the letters," has ten-mil- e Palama, small house and lot. PAU A HANA Sacramento 67 71 .486 entered for the big race at Oakland 56 90 .3S4 the Athletic Park on September 11. If Smith street, a lot. Vernon 4S 94 .33S he can run half as well as he carries Kukui If your grocer can't supply yon, mail, he will certainly be ther with the street, a lot. soury California Outlaws. goods. Addie has a bunch of backers LIMITED. Clubs Kukui Lane, house and lot. TEED. L. WALDSON - PHONE 13 W. L. Pet, who will be there to root for him. MUTUAL Fresno 14 9 .609 Kinau street, 2 houses and a BURIAL ASSOCIATION. Oakland ...... 12 12 .500 CITY The Boers are tip against the Japs A BARGAIN few more. MAUSOLEUM. Coca Cola Saeramento 10 32 .455 next Sunday. The King of Spain and Refreshes St(kton 9 12 .429 Johannes yirlemouto Di Flores are JAS. F. MORGAN. both in creat shape. Them there BOTTLED BY The Athletic Park management has Boers shall have a hard time. sent an ONE 40-H.- WINTON HAWAIIAN SODA WORKS invitation via Prince Cupid to the Congressional party to be present Dal Fahy is looking well. Tie ran College Street . PHONE 518. at the gaules next Sunday. This will five miles in jig time yesterdav after- FIVE-SE- TEE. certainly be an eye-open- for the visi- noon, and A fine residence lot. 75x125. Just V WANT AD. stated that he felt fight. If WILL GET YOU A tors when they see a team composed Dal will stay by the game, he should the place to build a home. . ? "7Trt TET THE CLASSIFIED " entirely of Chinese players slipping it have a great chance of copping off the - "CHS ADVERTISES. to the or Marines, vice versa. big prize a week from Saturday. J. W. PRATT, Auctioneer. JAS. F. MORGAN. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISES, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1909. LOCAL BREVITIES. If s ens r o crra o errs o c Honolulu is constantly growing as a maritime The Lurline will leave for San Fran- in importance cisco at 10 a. m. tomorrow morning. town; but none of the ships that Cour: Lnnalilo, No. 6600, A. O. ., will come to this port can hold a meet in Pythian hall this (Wednesday) evening at 7:30. y It certainly is a "SUCCESS' -- Just what its name imnKAs o eanule in popularity to the and of Pm. An inventory appraisement time we have experimented in hose to produce iust what i il of cold beer that pass the estate of Lulu Grau, filed in the cir- schooners under the peculiar conditions found here. The results of our invest! ea eciai Sale cuit court vesterday, shows the value CRITE- tions are highly satisfactory. In th e "SUCCESS" -- continually over the . hose we combine all the OF- of the estate to be $16,842.96. good points and eliminate all the weak ones. . RION bar Try one on a warm Walter F. Drake, Collector of Inter- day s t nal Revenue, has been( appointed by IT IS RED; IN AND WEARS LIKE IRON Judge Mattbewman, guardian of the es- tate and person of Alice F. Beard. If yon doubt, look about you in seven out of ten yards you find Hand Embroidered Red the The Healani and Myrtle 'boat elubs "SUCCESS" hose used, not because it's red. but becanse it wears held a combined meeting last night and THE BEST BY TEST. give an after-Ktgatt- a decided to dance y4 IN. 50 FEET, $8.50; y4 IN. 25 Corner Hotel and Bethel at the Moana Hotel on September 18. FEET, $4.50 C. J. M'CARTHY, Prop. The Honolulu Stock and Bond Ex- W. W. DIMOND & CO., LTD. change yesterday passed resolutions ex- 53-55-- KING STREET. HONOLULU. pressing" its .appreciation of the late R0B-- IN- C. M. Cooke and tendering its sympa- thies to the bereaved family. Bertha S. Taylor, executrix of the es- DELMONICO HOTEL tate of William E. Taylor, has filed her FRENCH AND final accounts dis- 130 Beretania Street, adjoining Central and asks for her Fire Station. charge. She charges herself with Furnished rooms, mosquito proof. $1470.10 and asks to be allowed $730.96, n First class accommodation, en suite leaving a balance of $739.14. as the net IRISH LINEN or single, for men only. value of the estate. Terms reasonaable. The Kona Development Company has Neckwear filed an appeal to the Supreme Court from the decree of Judge Robinson dis- solving .the temporary injunction re- SUMMER STYLES MADE OF MATERIALS THAT Hotel Victoria straining M.-F- . Scott from bringing suit AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN against the company in the eircuit court WEAR. NOTHING THAT WILL GO OUT OF SHAPE Corner Bush and Stociton streets, San of the third circuit. IN A WEEK, NOTHING THAT WILL NOT PUT ON Francisco. Tel. Douglas 280. According to the appraisement and MBS. W. F. MORRIS, inventory filed in the Circuit Court YOU A STYLE THAT COUNTS AMONG GOOD DRESS- Formerly of Hotel Cecil. yesterday, the estate left ,by Tong Chung Soy is worth $19,354.99. Of this ERS. WE HAVE BATWINGS, FOUR-IN-HAN- D FLAT WHITNEY MARSH, Ltd. one-fifteen- th & value, $12,000 is represented by a SCARFS AND HOTEL MAJESTIC interest in Sing Chong & Co., WINDSORS OF THE MOST CHARMING and the balance by cash in the hands , gachi Block, Fort and Beretania Iti SHADES. j Fine famished rooms, $1 per day or of that firm. $10 per month and up. Splendid a THE' GOODS ARE FROM THE MAKERS OF THE iommodations. Miss Werthmueller will resume her O C. A. BLAISDELL. piano instruction on September 7. Ar- MOST FASHIONABLE NECKWEAR IN AMERICA. c DO CZZ30C DO! MRS. Prof. rangements for lessons ean be made at her home, 1649 Beretania avenue, IT IS IN DEMAND BY THE BEST DRESSERS ON THE QUEEN on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons of this week. ' BROADWAY. IT IS SO GOOD THAT THE PRICE Nnnanu Street, Near Vineyard. MAKES IT A BARGAIN. FURNISHED APARTMENTS MRS. KEKATKUIHALA STMERSON FROM 52.50 UPWARD. ' DIES AT QUEEN'S HOSPITAL EMBROIDERED 5 PONGEE SILK COATS. Km. A, McDowail - - Proprietress Mrs. Margaret Kekaikuihala Simer-so- n died at 9 o'clock last evening at the Queen's Hospital. Mrs. Simerson M N D I Apartments, Cuisine and Service A A R MS f was twenty-thre- e years old and was a Silk Crepe Scarfs, all shades. Ladies' Silk Stockings, Crepe Highest Standard native of Kawaihae, Hawaii. The vas oggery Picture Frames and Paintiags. funeral services will be held this after- f The PLEASANTON noon at three o'clock at the Roman ELKS' BUILDING, KING STREET. PHONE 651. Catholic Cathedral. "Wilder Ave. and Punahou ; ... Sayeg AN OBSTRUCTED GRAVE usa POSTPONES FUNERAL NEW FALL MILLINERY NUUANU, ABOVE HOTEL. AT ' The burial of the late William C. Roe did not take place yesterday afternoon . MISS POWER'S as expected, although the funeral ser- 4 Gold Bronze Millinery Parlor, Boston Building vices were held at the St. Andrew 's Fort St. Cathedral and the body taken to the Xuuanu cemetery. The postponement was enforced because the gravediggers Plain Sailor Shoe ! ! in REGAL SKATING SHOES oiiio domes encountered a hus boulder their with a Bronze Velvet Bow with a Single Rhinestone Set, Wood Cuban t work, to remove wuich dynamite will Gentlemen 's Suitsciicleaned and have Heel, Turn Sole, Feather Edge, Velvet Finish. The finest and most I to be used. Designed especially for soles four times per month or $1:50. skating, with strong equal pressed, The funeral services were held at a beautiful dress shoes made. Work guaranteed . to the strain. Strong calf uppers, easy fitting shapes and HARRISON BUIDING, Beretania Ave. vault at the cemetery, where the body now lies awaiting the final interment We invite your inspection. I swell in appearance. this morning at eleven o'clock. i A "FOO L" A large number attended the funeral Prices and $4.00 is the individual who doesn't readily yesterday. The pallbearers were $7.50 $3.50 agree with you, but everybody agrees Charles Crozier, Thomas Smith, William Allen, John Richardson, Charles Lewis, I that F. Joy, E. Hansen and PACHECO'S DANDRUFF KILLER Bernard Harold Shoes repaired while you wait. Emil Euething. M. is the best remedy for prickly heat Mclnerny Shoe Store ' and eczema. I J t DISS WANTS TORUN egal Shoe Store j BUSINESS LOCALS. I CORNER KING AND BETHEL STS. I THE WAIPAHU SALOON PERSONALS. mnM mmmmm mmmmm ubhb mmmmm Shop early at Blom's today.' Jordan's remnant sale "begins today. License Inspector Fennell went down C. W. Smith arrived yesterday on the Never was such bargains as you will to Waipahu yesterday to verify the Mauna Loa. today. find at Blom's signatures on the application of Jose, Ernest Parker sailed on the Mauna Hugo Herzer's singing season opens Kea yesterday. Dias, who wants a saloon license. The Veranda Has New Lines of Summer today. Kapiolani building. Mrs. H. P. Wood departed yesterday LAMBO saloon which Dias wishes to run is now J. Ladies' underwear and corsets on on the Mauna Kea. in operation, permission sale at Blom's. Good values; low prices. having been Miss Emerson came in on the Mauna Make your Jaundress glad by order- granted to keep it open pending the Loa yesterday morning. Rooms Underwear, B. V D. Athletic ing Crystal White Soap. It makes light settlement of. the estate of the .late on Father Maxime left last night With Every Modern work. Sold by grocers. owner, P. who Switz- the Mikahala Molokai. A. Dias, died in for Convenience Poris Net and Lace Weave Miss Power is showing new fall mil- erland. The son has concluded that he R. A. McWayne was an incoming linery that arrived by the Siberia. Mil- passenger on the Mauna Loa. linery parlors, Boston building, Fort St. wants to keep the place going, so has HAWAIIAN YOUR SIZE applied for a license. Fennell found Miss Dreier was an outgoing passen- For Whitney & Marsh are having a clear- ger on Mauna Kea hand-embroider- the yesterday. Young sale' of French, and Irish the signatures on the application in Go To 152 Hotel Street, Opposite Hotel. ance The Reverend H. MEALS robes this morning. due and way is clear P. Judd departed form, the for the on the Mauna Kea yesterday noon. Union Barber Shop for the most ex- granting of the license, as far as the Miss Eva Rees was a departing pas- ALEXANDER YOUNG HOTEL pert service in the city. Two entrances, property holders of the neighborhood and street. senger yesterday on the Kinau for Ka- Merchant street King are concerned. uai. A cylinder pressman familiar with general job work is wanted at fhe busi- J. B. Castle and Harold Castle de- or CAFE Co., parted on the Mauna Kea yesterday ness offiee of the Hawaiian Gazette noon. Ltd. Among CHAN KEE Box plan for the Herbert Withers THE the incoming passengers on engagement will open the Mauna Loa yesterday were William Concert Company G. at the Bergstrom music store at 10 Ogg and wife. o'clock this nurning. Chaplain J. L. Hopw'ood of the Great Reduction Sales curios schools, arrived on the Ma- Good selection of Hawaiian una and souvenirs of the better grade you Loa yesterday. NOW ON REMNANTS find at the big Inland Curio Store Father John, Father Victor and street. Father Julian sailed last evening on Steiner's Elite building. Hotel from out of town were new-e- s the Kinau for Kauai. those present Souvenir postcards, the best and Mr. Mrs. L. L. Pope, Miss Ada in town. Reverend B. and A. Weymouth was Sackwitz and Mr. and Mrs. H. U. Biga-lo- Thomas F. McTighe, King and Mau-nake- a, among those who arrived by the Mauna Chagin (O.) Loa of Cleveland. Fall HANTS telephone 140, has received from yesterday morning. Exponent. the Coast a large shipment of John- Miss E. Macomber and George Mac-ombe- r son's Dry Gin, Butler's Style were among The annual meeting of the home de- "Old those who arrived Sunday Whisky," and assorted California wines on the Mauna Loa yesterday morning. partment of the Congregational of rare quality. school was held at the church Tuesday REMNANTS George Campbell, Mrs. G. J. Camp- afternoor. A program of music and The Ohio Clothes Cleaning Co., on bell, Miss M. Campbell, and Miss N. iiterary numbers with a very interest- Beretania avenue in the Harrison build- Begins This Morning Campbell arrived on yesterday's Ma- ing talk by Mrs. Sackwitz of Honolulu, ing will contract to clean and press gen- una Loa. who told of the conditions and customs tlemen's clothing, one suit a week, for 8 Marston Campbell, W. C. Memlenhall in the Hawaiian Islands, furnished fea- $1.30 per month. This is a reliable shop at o'clock and M. O. Leighton and wife were out- tures for the event. Chagin Fall (O.) where work is returned promptly. going passengers on the Mauna Kea Exponent. One dollar is sufficient to open a sav- yesterday. Capt. H. Black, one of the early ings account at the Bank of Hawaii, F. T. J. will P. Waterhouse was an outgoing proprietors of the Advertiser, arrived corner Fort and Merchant streets. In and continue four davs. passenger on Mauna start- the Kea yesterday. in Philadelphia safely, and has written fact, many of the best depositors Among those who departed on the ed their accounts in just that way. Why here. He found the city of his birth Mauna Kea yesterday was H. P. Bald- too big for him. A hill ne used .0 play not start today you will never grow win. J0RDHN Thousands of short lengths all younger.. from on he could not recognize. There were departments leit over from our big A. M. Brown returned to Honolula too many houses on it. "I fiud there by the Mauna Loa yesterday morning. is very little news here." said the ven- AUTHORIZED REPORTERS. clearance sale. Among the incoming passengers on erable "except of mur- As several instances have occurred of the Mauna Loa yesterday morning was ders and fires.',' (..'apt. Black, who had ' nan chil- Miss A. F. Philadelphia nearly Sale Johnson. been away from t late where news, .intended for the Ad- Lengths suitable for skirts, half a century, will write a letter to vertise, has been given to' the reporters" dren's dresses, shirt waists, and some Father Aloyes, Father Otto, Father Kanesius, Father Paul, Father Patrick this paper of his experiences. His sis- of other papers by mistake, the follow- ' dress patterns. and Father Justin, who have been at- ter went to San Franeisco to meet him, TODAY ing list of wrirers employed by this tending the annual retreat at the but neither knew the other. "When they EGINS journal is published: Roman Catholic cathedral, departed on were introduced, the renuion was a very happy one. Churchill Harvev-EMer- , the Mauna Kea yesterday for their A. P. Taylor, cures. E. F. Trwin, f.8. Dry Goods Go. On Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs The polo ponies left for Leilehua at Jack Denshatn. George A. Goodwin. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. the mystic hour of sunrise yesterdsy. Mrs. Harvev-EMer- . LIMITED Bishop entertained about fifty guests There will be twelve of them available W. G. SMITH. at 500 in honor of their guest, Mrs. for the Oahuans, although the locals Editor. CORNER FORT AND BERETANIA Fred Sackwitz, of Honolulu. Among expect to use only two apiece. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBEB 1, 1909.

Oceanic Steamship Co. Time Table Halstead & Co., Ltd. William Williamson DIRECT BUS VICS TO MAX FiANCISCO BROKER Fraacisco: STOCK AND EOND From Fraadco: Foz Bui SEPTEMBER ALAMEDA SEPTEMBER 8 Stocks, 'ALAMEDA SEPTEMBEB 29 Waferhbuse Trust Bonds SEPTEMBEB 24 ALAMEDA ...... ALAMEDA OCTOBER 20 ALAMEDA ...... OCTOBER 15 ALAMEDA AND NOVEMBER 6 ALAMEDA NOVEMBER 10 BROKERS ALAMEDA ALAMEDA DECEMBER 1 Trip, from Honolula to Ban FraneiaeoFirat Claw, $65; Round Real 1110. Family Room, extra. LOANS NEGOTIATED Estate tf9 WM. G. IRWIN & CO., Agentj. Member Honolulu Stock and Bond Exchange " BUILDING LOTS, Members Honolulu Stock and Bond 83 MERCHANT STREET -- STEAMSHIP COMPANY. t r AMERICAN HAWAIIAN O. - - - BAILINGS MANOA VALLEY, Exchange. P. Box 533 TeL WW TORK TO HONOLULU. WEEKLY VIA , ill TEHUANTEPIO. ' HILLSIDE AVENUE 90x150 HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE FOR SALE. South Company', wharf, 41st Street, .' 950.00 FreirM xeeeiT.4 at all time, at the Good soil, extensive view. $ : Brooklyn. Honolulu, Tuesday," August 31, 1909. House and Lot, Nuuanu .....$2000 TO HONO " 1100 HONO-.FEO- M PUGET SOTJND EAST MANOA ROAD 17,000 sq. . .aw aV vwAWfrrfiO T.1 ft. Capital, Pa i LULU DIRECT: NAME OF STOCK. Paid Upj v'al Bid A k " ...... 800 LULU DIRECT: Desirable location .'. $1000.00 " 700 2 10 MISSOURIAN SEPTEMBER Mercantile. Kalihi .. 3500 PLEIADES SEPTEMBER A $2,000,000 ..- ..... SEPTEMBER 16 UPPER MANOA ROAD 36,000 Eq. ft. C. Brewer Co.... Uooj -4 Freight reeeire at Company 'a wharf, COLUMBIAN S0O4.S. 3250 Eva 5,000.000' 2o! SO! St u i Greenwich Btmt. For further information apply to bargain $2000.00 " 3500 A at ...8. Haw. Aei culturftL . l.aoo.ooe loo m '.182H " 3000 JFROM HONOLULU TO BAN FRAN- H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., Haw Com & sugar Co 2.812,755 i .. .S4J VALLEY on Haw sugar i;o ...... 2,00 ,oor. Sol " 1500 Honolulu. NUUANU An acre building lot 1 1 CISCO: Agents, Konomu ...... 750.000 looj 4Wii 474 Palama 1600 rLEIADES to tail. . . .' . . .AUGUST 24 C. P. MORSE, Nuuanu street, near Country Club $1800.00 Honokaa 2,000,000! an! iH 1H Puunui 850 General Freight Agent...... Haiku 500 .uOO 130 250 ... Hutchinson Sug Pliic " ' . Hotel Street .... 3000 HOUSES FOR RENT IN ALL Co 2,500.0001 25: ... J . " ' ' Young Street ... 1500 Eahukn 5CO,OO0j 2o; ...... Keknha Sugar 800,000! too; I " " King Street .... 6000 PARTS OF HONOLULU. ..., Ci... Ka-pahu- Canadian-Australia- Koloa 500.000! lOOS ...... 'l52 Lots at Nuuanu, Kalihi. Palama, lu n Royal Mail Line McBrrde Stiu Co Ltd..i s mono 20 am 4 and Manoa on easiest Oahu Sugar o a.500.000 20! terms. '; t 31iif32 Canadian Paeiile Railway Co. unomea 1.W10.00C' 20; 48 J. H. SCHNACK, 137 Merchant SV Btamra running in connection with the ? j j c 500.000 20; on about following dates: (Vaa Sugar Co Ltd" 5.000.000) 20 ?iM all at Honolula or the Oiowalu. . 150.00C 100; ... Parfuhau Sug Plan Co 5,000,000, 5C,' , 29" TOX TV1 AND AUSTRALIA: FOR VANCOUVER: faciflc. 5O0,000j loo; .. 15 Paia 750.000 100 260 MAKURA SEPTEMBER 17 AORANGI .. .SEPTEMBER Fepeekeo 750.00C 100i ..... '165 FOR RENT banana plantatio - AOBANGI OCTOBER 16 MARAMA OCTOBER 13 Pioneer 2.750.000 loom y.fi with shaek; also other land,;Paiolo NOVEMBER 9 w alaJua Agrl Uo.... 4,500,000 100.113:114 MOAN A , NOVEMBER 13 MAKURA wauuEU 1,500,000 100:2fi0 j foothills. MAKURA .... DECEMBER 10 AORANGI ...DECEMBER 8 Waimanalo.. 100: .. FOR, SALE 25 acres suburban prop- AORANGI JAN. 8, 1910 MOANA JANUARY 5 Waimea Sugar Mill.. 125.000 1001 ..... '15C erty. tree Fort and Merchant Streets. M. 1SCELL AKEOU8 I cotton investment oa .Will aall at Fanning Island. Inter-Islan- d 8 9 Go.. 2,250,000 ioo;i09 illO' hand. W. L. HOWARD, Haw Electric Co.. 50n.000 100 150 202 McCandless THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD., , H RTALCO Pfd..... Building. GENERAL AGENTS. BET Co Com. 1.150)00 Mutual Tel Co 150 000 loi Nahiku Rubber Co.. 60,000 lOOi Nahiku Rubber Co... Assess looi t.. r i A PACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO., AND TOYO KISEN KAISHA. " " O R & L Co . 4,000.000 100 134; 135 I fAlilDRFIl i f r t? if if if it r r Hilo K R Co l.OOO-OO- 20 9 H5i fit vniUI ULLU Honolulu Brewing & port Maltlnst co Ltd ..... 4O0.00W 2o! 24 steamers of the above companies will eall at Honolulu and leave this ' Haw Pineapple Co. 400,300 20! 28& STOCKS and BONDS for on or abont the dates mentioned below: Amt. Out ... . r Bonds standing 1 Haw Ter 4 p c (FK FOR SAN FRANCISCO: Ex-.-- ( Claims) . s 79 MERCHANT ST. FOR TH3 ORIENT: (From San Francisco Merchants Wireless S 3l5.C00j i Haw Ter t pc (Ke-- Member . change.) iunaine ihos 800,100 Honolula Stock Ex .n.'.nge SEPTEMBER 10 A ST A SEPTEMBEB 7 Haw pc l,000,000i CHINA ...... , Tuesday," August 31, 1909. Ter45f During my absence from s SEPTEMBER 14 MONGOLIA ...... SEPTEMBEB 18 J ) Haw Ter 4 p c l,000,0i)9 the MANCHURIA Sailed, 'August 28, S. S. 54 Territory rep- 21 TENTO MARU SEPTEMBER 24 Yokohama Rates Haw rer s d c l,044,000j Joe Andrade will c CHIYQ MAEU SEPTEMBER Asia, for Honolulu. V Cal Beet Mug & Kef resent me on the Honolulu Stock ASIA SEPTEMBER 30 KOREA OCTOBER 2 co p c . 1.0P0.000 101K a Haiku B p c 225,000 Exchange and in all matter per- (Are Hamakua Ditch Co taining to the sale of stocks and H. HACKFELD CO., LTD., Agents. PORT OF HONOLULU. ) (upper ditch) 6 s ... 2oo,eooi bonds. A. CAMPBELL. l i Hawaiian Irrigation J. CO OS, 23 pc paia.. . 745,000 ARRIVED. ) Low ) Hawaiian irrigation NAVIGATION COMPANY. 31. to. as, lully paid.. 55,000 EiATSON Tuesday, August . Haw Com fugar Str..Mauna Loa, Simerson, from Kona co s p c i 1,240,C0C 104W N Beledule V. HILCNIAN, in the direct seme between Ban Francisco porta, a. m. Hilo KRCogpc 1,000,000 99)4 100 i. and Kau Other 'island messages. Honokaa Sue Co 8 P c 450,000 Wn .... Furnished House and Honoluior Str. Niihau, from Hawaii, a. m. tion k i s l. co e p c. R47.ax 1CW Iwalani, from Hawaii, noon. Steamer messages. Kohala Ditch Co6s.. 500,0u0i .... 1V) Axstn Honolal. Laars Honolula. Srt. f Mcbryde Sue Co 6 p cl 2,000,000 88 TO RENT S.' from KahuluL ...J SEPTEMBER 28 OCTOBER 5 M. N. S. Lurline, U K S L UO 5 p C 2.Wi).f00 1"1 ilclM 1 i six two-stor- y 27 NOVEMBER 2 - DEPARTED. Oahu Sugar Co 5 p e ,o,coo w: For months, OCTOBER sugar vo b .... 1.250.0U) :m 30 uiaa P l:0 house on Wyllie street, T; NOVEMBER 24 NOVEMBER Mauna Kea, Freeman, for Hilo racioc sugar suil Nuuanu DECEMBER 22 DECEMBER 28 Str. uo a . . 500.000 ioj valley, four bedrooms and way ports, 12 noon. Paia 6 o c... 8S7.5C0 and two Str. Eanau, Gregory, for Kauai ports, Pioneer MIU OoSp c. 1,250,000 K4 bath rooms, large barn and tennis S. S. Hyades of this line sails from Seattle for Honolulu direct on, or waiaiua Ag co s p c. 1500,000 100 5 p. m. - . court. - about; September 15. Str. llikahala, for Maui and Molo-ka- i D. Cooper w CASTLS ft COOTTR., LTD, Agents. ports, 5 p. m. Alfred DUE TODAY. 23.125 on $100 paia. t53f per cent. The Vaterhouse Go. Str. W. G. Hall, from Kauai ports, Cable and Wireless Address paid.. Session Sales. a. m. ALDYKES, HONOLULU Judd Building. Str. Helene, from Hawaii, noon. 75 I. I. S. N. Co., 110: 6 Haw. Ag. Western Union and Lieber's Codes Co., 180; 60 Oahu, 32. Crushed Rock and Rock Sand SAIL TODAY. ) r ' Ka-waiha- e, Mahukona arid Between Boards. Classified Advertisements HUSTACE-FEC- K COMPANY, LTD. Str. Niihau, for C '' 5 p. m. 3T S QUEBir STREET. FKONE 295. 43 Pioneer, 190; 100 Olaa, 4.625; DUE TOMORROW. HAWAIIAN STOCKS BONDS $2000 Hilo R. R. 6s, 99.50; 20 Havr. FOR SALE. own to parts ond ' . eraea our rock and deliver all of the Claudine, from Hilo and Maul Pineapple, 27.50. RESTAURANT, centrally located. Ap on and Str. OTE City. Efftfmaes given all kinds of road work ports, a., m. ply llob Fort St. $443 grading. Reasonable Prices. Dividends, August 31. SAIL TOMORROW. BOUGHT AND SOLD C. & Co.,- - 2 per GIVE US A TRIAL. WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. Brewer cent; Ewa A COMFORTABLE Babcock in M. N. S. S. Lurline, "Weeden, for (special 2), 3 per cent; Wainiaualo, Surrey San Francisco, p. m. periect condition, witli pair of nne 2 per cent; Haw. Electric, per lamps. Address X. Advertiser DUE FRIDAY. cent; Oiowalu, 1 per cent; Hon. B. & X, office. ' . 8440 LOANS MADE ON 1. O. S. S. Alameda, Dowdell, from San LISTED' M. Co., per cent; L S. N. Co, XAGGAOB, ESXFFIXG, Francisco, a. m. COLLATERAL 65c. share; Kahuku, 1 per cent; Haw. FORD Runabout, Model 1908, excellent Union-Pacif- ic 1 Phone PASSENGERS Ag. Co., per cent; Haw. Piueappie condition. Roval Hawaiian Garage. STORAGE, WOOD, ArriTed. Co., 1 per cent. 8439 . Kau-Kon- Member Honolula Stock and Bend August COAL. Per str. Mauna Loa, from a Sales. Transfer Co., Ltd. PAosura, ' Exchange A GOOD second hand 6 h. ports, August 31. w m. G. Ogg and 2831 Ewa, 30 to 31; 51 'Haw. Ag. motorcycle, 58 U. jviiss Emer- 307 JUDD BUILDING p. twin cyl. R. Standard. Y. Yoshi-kaw- a, Rev. iiopwooa, Co., 180 to 3735 Com. & wife, J. 185; Haw. 163 FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING. son, Miss Pascox, Lee' Fun, Mies Alma Sug. Co., 32.75 to 40 King, opp. Young Hotel. Telephone 489 - - - - - P. O. Box 607 34.50; Haw. Sug. 8437 Bartels, Miss E. Macomber, Geo. Ma- - Co., 48; 22 Honomu, 175; 2935, Hono- comber, Miss E. De la Nux, Clarence kaa, 18.25 to 18.375; 14tf Hutehinson, ONE new gasoline engine (Otto); Mills. W. T. Frost. Geo. Campbell, Mrs. 18 18.125; 100 31; 20 Ke-kah- a, THE PACIFIC to Kahuku, cheap. H. F., office. 8435. PHONE G. J. Campbell, Miss M. Campbell, 175; 30 Koloa, 150; 345 McBrvde, this Campbell, Thompson, G, Miss N. N. A. 3.50 to 3.875; 3087 Oahu, 31 to '32.25; FRESH poha Mrs. Kearns McWayne, Mrs. T. Commercial berries at Fereirias, R. A. Advertiser 70 Onomea 45.50 to 49.875; 2685 Olaa, every Saturday. Order early. 8422 Leslie, Julian Leslie, Miss L Maguire, Entered at the Postoflice at Honolula, 4.25 to 4.75; 265 Paauhau, 27; 15 Paia, Miss L. Maguire, Miss Jv. Maguire 250 to 260; 1277 Pioneer, 174 to 190; a. ii., as aecona-cias- s matter. FURNISHED ROOMS. Clarence McWayne, Miss Oyama, Miss 1976-Waiaiu- 104.50 SUBSCRIPTION BATES: to 116.50; 25 NICELY furnished rooms, 1124 Adams : C. Lazarus, Miss G. Aiu, Miss C. Aiu, One year (12.00 Wailuku. 265; 44 Waimanalo, 250; 328 Lane. Cool and pleasant. 8377 Miss F. Kaai, Master Aiu, Peter Hon Advertising Rates on Application. I. I. S. N. Co., 109.50 to 111; 10 Hon. Miss I. Miss L. .Tarrett, & - est, Jarrett, Published erery morning San- - R. T. L. Co., pfd., 102; 10- Mut. Tel. v" "W. except FOR RENT. Miss T. Aiu, R. Davis and wife, Co., 8.50; 70 O. R. & L. Co., 135; 405 aay Dy tne SEVEN-ROO- M Muss M. Davis, R. Davis, Thos Lin Hon. B. & M Co., 22.25 to 23.25; 163 COTTAGE, Pawaa Ma- - HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO., LTD. Junction, $20; five-roo- cottage, coln, J. Grube, M. Magoon, E. Von Haw. Pineapple Co. 27.50; $4000 Cal. Holt Block, No. 65 South King St, Young street, near Aalapai, $15. Ap-- , goon, Chas. Clark. Richard Clark, Thos, - Beet Sug. & Ref. Co. 6s, 101; $118.0-1- C. S. CRANE Manager ply Rapid office. 8444 Clark, Miss N. Conant, E. Conant, F. Hilo R. R. Co. Con. 6s, 97 to 100.25; Transit Conant, Lau Toug, Mrs. L.S. Aungst, $1000-Honok- aa LJ ml 6s, 102; $9000 O. R. & A Miss L. Auugst, "W. Aungst, J. P. L Co. 5s, 101; $4000 Oahu 5s, FURNISHED cottage at Waikiki. Classified 101; Apply building. GOOD SERVICE AND PERSONAL ATTENTION Mendonca Miss H. Hapai, Miss L. Advertisements $11,000 Olaa 6s, 100; $3000 6s, J. A. Gilman, Judd FOR Pioneer 8436 J Low, Miss C. Low,' Miss E. Wall, E. 104; $20,000 Waiaiua 5s, 100 to 100.25. BY THE Lazarus, Miss J. Smith, Mrs. J. G. VOCAL. my Smith, C, "W. Smith, Mrs. J. A. Magoon, i "KUAHIWI", Tantalus cottage; Miss M. Magoon, Miss E. Magoon, 2 HUGO IIERZER, Teacher of Singing, furnished. C. H. Dickey. 8434 S. Noda, " Y. Murakami, S. Season 1909-1- 0 from Sept. to June, Afong servants, F. y, COMPANY Albert COTTAGES, Caa-id- 20-2- board. CITY TRANSFER Hayashf, M. Kumamoto, K. Ebisiu, T. inclusive, Studio 2 Kjpiolani with Mrs. J. .Building. Residence telephone 1301 2005 KaUa road, Waikiki. Anodera, C. K. Abe, Miss A. i. John- S32 FORT STREET Jas. H. Love. son. Miss M. P. "Winne, A. de la Cana-varr- TO . A SATISFACTORY TENANT, T. B. Lyons. Eti. Lyons, A. B. ne-ha- lf of the store occupied by the Naone, H." Hing, A. M. Brown, Jas. A Jl J LET US HANDLE YOUR LOST. Hawaiian Gazette Company, Limited, Oxf( Robertson, C. S. Weight and wife, Mrs. AT LEILEHUA, a brindle bulldog: on King street; has modern front A. II. Tallett, Miss A. Tallett, Miss L. collar marked Sheridan; answers to STOCK AND BOND EROKES window, large enough for displaying Tallett, Mrs. M. Akana, Rev. A. B. name of Shindy. Ample reward; no SHOE Baggage and Furniture any line of goods,, machinery except- Weymouth. questions asked. C. S. Hoyt. 8440 ed; building is in of the Departed. the center 5 retail district, constructed of stone Per str. Mauna Kea, for Maui and FOUND. - and modern in every respect. Pro- LJ GOMES' Hilo, Aug. 31. C. Yap Kee and boy, COIN watch fob. Owner call at this Member Honolula Stock and Bond posal in writing for "rental, for term EXPRESS Cum-uiing- s, NTJTL v B. Castle, Harold Castle, C. offi.ee. 8443 J. 4 of vears, are invited bv PHONE 298. e, wife and child, F. T. P. Water-hous- Exchange HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.. LTD. H. P. Baldwin, K. S. G.jerdrum, STAMPING. C. S. CRANE, Manager. 8422 C. Wolters, Mrs. H. P. Wood, Miss Ed- STAMPING, stenciling, Japanese de C. na Brown, Mrs. E. P. Low, Mrs. L. signs; water-colo- r work lessons, Classified THE NEW No. 1450 C, and Advertisements ERA HOTEL. Dwight, Miss Jones. Mis3 Dreier, A. 1825 College St. 8427 Fort St., furnished rooms by the day, ( Lansen, Ernest Parker, R. Catton, Miss WANTED. week or monrh. .Tropically situated. J. R. Catton, J. T. Libbey and wife, AND for cribs, babv carriages, or go Terms reasonable. A vacant cottage Campbell, C. A CYLINDER PRESSMAN. One ex- Marston W. Mendenhall, carts, see J. Hppp & Co. They have in the rear. Inquire ou the premises. M. O. Leighton and wife, H. P. Pen-hallo- perienced in general job and book many go-car- ts 8440 For Baggage Transfer, Draying, Storage, Shipping, ityles of and carriages, work. Apply to Business Office, MRS. HENRY SMITH. Rev. H. Judd, A. K. Aona, rt P. one eo-ca- is only $2.75. CLOCK TOWER, FORT STREET Moses Koki, C. H. Fitzpatrick, E. T. Hawaiian Gazette Company, Ltd. ROOMS AND BOARD. Sterling and wife, Miss Toomey, E. 8144 LADY teacher desires board in private M. C. 31. D. RED AWNING Kahl and wife, H. Weils, E. J. McVeigh, Father Maxime, famiiv. "561,'? Advertiser-oiiiee- . Bond, Mrs. W. H. C. Campbell, Miss Miss Payne. BRIGHT young Hawaiian or part-H- a S443 Campbell, J. F. Wood and wife, S. P. Booked to Depart. waiian for store. References. The L. wife, Hub Clothing House. 8443 JAFA NIEPER'S EXPRESS Wood and wife, Severance and Per M. N. S. S. Lurline, for San Fran- IN private family. Inquire 732 Kinau Elsie Meineeke, Glade Rickard, E. cisco, tomorrow, a. m. Miss ' Sterrv, street, near Alarai: terms reasonable. H4 Lyon, R. I. (Jillie. R. G. Moore, Miss Miss DENTIST. CARL H. NIEPER, Proprietor. Shand, L. J. Warren, David 8439 v Florence Abbey, Miss P. Heen, R. I. Hauglis, Hermann von Holt, F. C. Maey, DR. A. B. CLARKE, dentist Office, i T El Pratt, Capt. Bradley, wife and 2 chil- Mrs. M. Ginaoa, Miss J. Ginaca, A. M. 303 Boston building. - 346 LARGE, airy rooms 'with board, 16.34 dren, Father Aleves, Father Otto, Wilson, B. F. Heastand, Jeff Penn. John Nuuanu Ave., rear School St. S43P. 1 Father Kanatbaus, Father Paul, Fath Fuller, Mrs. H. R. Hicks, Miss G. Hicks. OFFICES FOR RENT. ! . er I'atnek, Father Justin. Master Hir-ks- Miss G. Hoffman. Mrs. ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING Per str. Kinau. Gregorv. for Kauai, Townsend and son, Mr. aad Mrs. W, Honolulu's only fire-pro- 111 WOOD A NO COAL Aug. 31. H. S. Truseott'T. U. RydeT, G. Ogg, James D. Dole, Miss G. Dow, building; rent includes electric light, STEINWAY & SONS GIVE US A TRIAL, AND Mis Eva Rees, Mrs. Chamberlain, Mrs. Mr. ami Mrs. M. C. King, A. B. Lvman hot and cold water, and janitor aer-vice- . JfICE: 4PS NOTE QUANTITY AND QUALITY. AND OTHER PLA.NOS. Mevers. R. D. Moles, A. O. Smith, Mrs. Mrs. A. C. McKeever, Mrs. H. M. von Apply the von Hamm-Youn- g ISLAND TRANSFER J. IL Soper, Miss L. Day, Father John, Holt, Miss Mary von Holt, Miss E. B. Co.KLtd. THAYER PIANO CO. if- PHONE 588. G. W. McDOUGALL, Prop. Father Victor, E. Desha, Father Julien, Sutton, Miss Harriet C. Hitchcock, 156 Hotel street. Phone 218 M. de P. SpinoJa, I Mrs. Homer tmitn, Miss L. D. Yong, "THE STANGEXWALD" Only fire TUNING GUARANTEED. Per str. Mikahala, for Molokai, Aug. i --Miss jonnston. poof office bnilding in city.

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I gi?; .. THE MAUI POLO PLAYERS, ONE OF THE TEAMS THAT WILL TAKE PART IN THE XnTEEISLAND r. II ll fiLT those who build ready-to-we- ar TOURNAMENT, WHICH STARTS TODAY AT LEILEHUA. f ILV; JA UL fc?8 s8 I 8 ft?8 8 ftjt v? fc?8 8 8 8 11 IJt ' t t$ t$ t$ t$ t$ s'- 'jf ::::::; i clothing for the trade. Stein-Bloc- h are leaders of FIRST OF INTER-ISLAN-D POLO7" ' ! fashion; figuratively speaking GAMES TODAY AT LEILEHUA --Drjj '''(1)' f they ride the bell mule in fashion's bunch while others' The polo game at Leilehua this can get out to thegame to Be there follow on behind. We have afitrnoon between the Oahu asd Fifth and do a little (something towards well size Cavalry teams will start promptly at helping out in the expense line. your size as as the I S o 'clock. Neither before nor after As regards the game, it is bound to Interisland Mw i u . t1 of the men larger or smaller, that time but at the mystic stroke of be a good one. . The Oahu team has a ' : six bells. minus disadvantage and the White Tournament lry I y stouter or thinner, in fact, we There will be no special train to Knights have a big plus advantage in jrtaMBgaiwwai ITHI3 LABEL STANDS FOB I playing on grounds. The 53 YEARS have in stock the size wanted Leilehua as the line has to be cleared their home IVNOWIWG HOW field is about the could be i for the Congressional party special. best that . Wednesday, Se-ot- 1, LEILEHUA size club-swmg.e- at by made and the Cavalry ' - any man. I But the road is always openj some- times more open than good to run on; have been practising under the same Saturday, Sept 11, at LEILEHUA I i fend automobiles have a right of way conditions which will hold when they Wednesday, Sept. 15, at MOANALUA 1 1 f between Honolulu and Leilehua today. piav. ERNY, Lid; I 1 Those who figure on attending the The last game played on .the Leile-,- ' 1 GW(tieaaj&&QW!r) s WN i field viptnrv 1 game do not have to worry about get- hua resulted in a meacer y TiCk6tS t0 h had at ting tickets before leaving Honolulu. for the Oahu team. Both sides scored Ttrick Fort and Merchant Sts. There will be a large sized Griffin at four goals but the White Knights made Eros., M. A. Gunst Co., E. O. Hall B ? the entrance to the grounds and he will an unlucky foul and thus lost ths & Son, Ltd., Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd. have small pieces of pasteboard game. Today . we may be quite sure i with LP" the iron mark printed on them. that the Cavalrv team will be more must be remembered careful in the riding off right of way "" It the; Oahu polo and will be debited no you need a ii club is going to a very large with such set ark Theater OFTENTIMES bt expense to bring off the local tourna- back, medi- I ;ser ment. In deference to the Fifth Cav- f rank Baldwin arrived on the Lur-Jin- e Fort Street Below Beretania ; from KahuluL cine for ordinary family ills alry and to the Congressional at the mystic hour visitors, of one a. m. this morning and, at the and. you can find such a one 1 eat the first match in the Interisland tournament time you read this, has probably MOVING PICTURES j e, arisen a in the Bitters. In thousands was set forward a week. There from good sleep. He is not . AND can be no special train and the prear- here to spy out the land but to make of homes throughout the Isl- final arrangements with ranged idea to have combination trans- the Oahu team VAUDEVILLE ands you'll find. ri a, to the final games which will be ! i portation and admittance tickets played next week. " Clearance Sale ltd. necessarily fell through. Therefore it The teams that will play for the Changes is up to all those who have autos and delectation of the Congressional vis- MONDAY, J i itors, of several Cavalrymen C hundred WEDNESDAY to); and of auto-carrie- d visitors from Ho- HOSTETTER I THE BRIGHT SIDE nolulu will probably be: Fifth Cavai-- AND FSIDAY J A. N, Other, number one; Captain Admission: 10c and 15c; Children, 5c LOM'S of life. It is a feeling common Forsythe, number two; Lieutenant STOMACH to the majority of us that we Ouekemeyer, number three; Lieutenant I do not get quite the amount of Hanson, number four. Oahu Dr. Bald- Honolulu Athletic Park happiness we are entitled to. win, number one Sam Baldwin, num- BitterS Among the countless things ber two; Walter Dillingham, number Prices Low Values Great 337? three; John Fleming, number four. I "which tend, to make us more or always on hand. Its 56 years' les3 miserable ill health take3 I FORMER HONOLULAN PROMOTED. BASEBALL faithful service has given it a WS the first place. No doubt a i At a for WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1ST. crippled liver with the result- meeting of the directors of the firm standing. Try a bottle :agf t Head- I ing impure blood, i3 the cause of Union Trust Company of San Francisco,-hel- Sunday, September 5 Dyspepsia, Flatulency, 8444 I after the return from Europe ache, Insomnia, Indigestion, more mental gloom than any ofrl. TJ. S. M. C. VS. C. A. C. other single thing. And who W. Hellman, Sr., two important changes Malaria, Fever and Ague. kih I were cashier,-wa- K. A. C. VS. A. C. can reckon up the fearful aggre- made. Chas. J. Deering, J. I promoted to the office - I gate of pain, loss and fear of vice presi- dent, and Herman Van Luven, assistant' Seats on sale at Wall, Nichols Co., FOR SALE BY from the many distisea cashier, was promoted to the office of Ltd., King street. Benson, Smith 8c Co., Ltd. :ag; which are familiar to mankind; cashier. Mr. Deering has been with the HoUlster Drag Co, Ltd. 8434 like a vast cloud hangs over Union Trust Company since it was or-- : Chambers Drag Co., Ltd. it ganized. a multitude ro one can number. and his service with the insti- R!o Drag Co., tution has been able and faithful. It and at all Wholesale Liqno. Dealers. You can se these people every- was in recognition of his value to the where. J"or theru life can scarce- company that the added honor was be- Princess Rink ly be said to have any ' bright stowed upon him. Tbe personalitv of r Mr. Deering has won for the company uM side" at all. Hence the eager- f ness and for himself many friends. He is frost I with which thev search for a banker of long service and thorough Open Every Afternoon 1T10S I relief and cure. Kemedies like qualifications. Mr. Deering was for WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION nine years cashier of Bishop & Co., of . and Evening f ! Honolulu, resigning his connection with 1910 CARS. stotf I bave not attained their high po- that concern to come to San Francisco pro-- sition th-- to assume the position ; in the confidence of 'of cashier of the ...... -., .... .r..j. ' " ter i people by bald assertions and United States Mint, and this office ha AFTERNOON SESSION, 3 TO 5 I boasting advertisements. They held until the Union Trust Company"' LTD- - was organized, eni- - I ysl WHO OWNS IS are obliged to win it by doing when he entered its EVENING SESSION, 7:30 TO 10:30 422 ploy as receiving teller. Mr. Deering End delightful vacation season at actually what is claimed for them. is a director of the Union Trust Com- a S That this remedy deserves its pany, is treasurer of the Pioneer So- EXHIBITION OF reputation is conceded. It is ciety, and a director of the Wells Fargo j Haleiwa where comfort of the guests I j iatei palatable as honey and contains Nevada National Bank, the California ittg l! Wine Association, the Philippine Tele-- , all ' the curative properties cf phone Corporation, and the Colorado Fancy Skating Only s tew cars still available. Place first of pure has consideration the 440 I Col Liver Oil; combined Pacific Development Company. Coast j our order at once. with riie Compound Syrup of Banker. i BY HAMM-YOUN- CO., LTD., llvpophophites and the Extracts 4 J XHE VON of Malt and Wild Cherry. Nothing MORIMOTO GETS THE LIMIT. Agents. his such a record of suc- Morimoto, the Japanese who was Miss Emma Wiener cess ia Scrofula, Influenza, tried in the Federal Court on the charge I Throat and Lung Troubles, and of having beaten up a witness named Champion Lady Skater of the World David A. Dowsett Arrivals, Lurline I emaciating complaints and dis Chise, and acquitted by the jury, and ; New Ex orders who was later tint tend to undermine rearrested and charged rNSTJRANCE, REAL ESTATE. LOANS CITY. the foundations of strength and with violation of the Edmunds Act, ap-- J ADMISSION: loc; Skates, 15c. PRICES LOWEST IN THE - i -- peared before Judge Woodruff yester- I lgour. Its use hlns fo show 203 Jndd Building. Phone 655. "life's day morning, pleaded guilty, and was HONOLULU DANCING Dining chairs in sets, parlor rockers, rope portieres, lace brighter side. Professes given the limit sentence. I Keddy. of Canada, savs: "I have i ACADEMY curtains, bureaus, dining tables, sideboards, etc. much picture Meets Monday and Friday nights at 8:30 in statins that i Superintendent Marston Campbell o'cloek, Kilohana Art League, nnder Porcelain Panels I have n-;e- it in case3 of 'debility and water experts Leighton and Men-denhal- l, the direction of and found it to be a verv valu- left on the Mauna Kea yester- FOR ARTISTS AND AMATEURS Honolulu Wire Bed Co. v OTTO BURMESTER. re-n-'d- day for Hawaii, where they expect to able as well as pleasing Showroom, Corner King and Alakea. t to take." You spend the next ten days making a Information furnished by Otto Bur Jane Lishman More cannot bs disac hydrographic investigation of that is- - mester at WALL, NICHOLS CO., King 1 Jointed in it. Sold ""heuxisU. hind. . 8t. Telephone Store 2fil. Bes. 1179. HARRISON BUILDING.

M 9 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVEKTISEH, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1909. . MPS

MUCH IMPORTANCE AS HONOLULU HISTORY USUALLY DATES FROM THE TIME OF THE LAST SALE AT BLOM'S BECAUSE THAT IS AN EVENT, ALWAYS OF HOUSEWIVES THE ARRIVAL OF A TWIN-LADE- N STORK. BLOM'S PRICES INTRODUCED AT HIS CLEARANCE SALES SET THE TONGUES OIL THE CAREFUL HISTORY MAKING WAGGING. THEY INSTILL IN THEIR HEARTS A DESIRE TO LAY IN A SUPPLY OF MATERIALS FOR THE WINTER SEWING. ONE OF THE DRY GOODS EXPOSED TO DAYS WILL BE HERE ON WEDNESDAY WHEN THE DOORS AT BLOM'S WILL BE THROWN OPEN AND THE GREATEST ARRAY OF NEAR-GOO- D SORT. VIEW OF A CAREFUL BUYING COMMUNITY. VALUES ARE POSITIVE, MATERIALS SUPERB, EXACT, NOTHING OF THE LADIES9 MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SHIRTWAISTS IN LAWN & MULL SKIRTS. NIGHTGOWNS. DRAWEES. COMBINATION SUITS. Regular $1.00. Sale Price, 65c each COESET COVEE.S. Regular $1.25. Sale Price, 75c each 35c Regular 90c. Sale Price. . . .50c Regular 75e. Sale Price...... 50c Eegular 50c... Sale Price Regular $1.00. Sale Price 65c Pair Pair Regular $2.25. Sale Price $1.50 Regular $1.50. Sale Price, 90c each Regular 75c. Sale Price 50c Regular $1.50. Sale Price. . .$1.15 Regular $1.25. Sale Price 90c Regular 35c. Sale Price 25c Regular $2.00, Sale Price, $1.35 each . .$1.50 Regular $2.25. Sale Price, $1.50 each Sale 65c, 75c Regular $2.00. Sale Price. Regular $1.5o. Sale Price, $1.00, $1.15 . . Eeguar '$2.90. Sale Price.... $2.00 Regular $1.00 Price.. Regular 75c. Sale Price . 45c, 50c Sale Price, $1.75 each $2.23. Sale Price. ..1.50' Regular $1.75. Sale Price $1.25 Regular $2.50. Kegular $1.50. Sale Price. .90c, $1.00 Regular Regular $1.00. Sale Price . . 65c, 75c $1.15 Regular $2.50. Sale Price. . .$1.75 Regular $2.00. Sale Price $1.35 Regular $3.75. Sale Price $2.50 Regular $1.75. Sale Price Regular $1.50. Sale Price, $1, $1.15 PRICES ON SILK AND NET Regular Sale Price, $1.35, $1.50 Regular $3.00. Sale Price. ..$1.90 Regular $2.50. Sale Price. . . .$1.75 . . Sale $5.50 WAISTS CUT IN HALF Regular $2.50. Sale Price $1.65 Regular $3.50. Sale Price. .$2.50 Regular $3.00. Sale Price. .$2.00 Regular $1.65. Sale Price $1.15 Regular $7.00. Price ONE OF OUR STRONGEST LINES IS EMBROIDER- THERE WILL BE A GREAT FALL IN THE PRICE OF IES. ON ACCOUNT OF IMPORTING DIRECT WE SAVE TORCHON LACES, TOO. THOSE FOR WHICH WE HAVE OUR CUSTOMERS THE PROFIT OF THE MIDDLEMAN. ALWAYS GOT A DOLLAR A DOZEN WILL BE SOLD DURING THIS SALE WE WILL OFFER OUR MAGNIFI- AT SIXTY CENTS AND THE SIXTY CENT GOODS WILL SHEETS. PACIFIC BRAND E. SHEETING CENT LINE OF EMBROIDERIES AT WHOLESALE BE SOLD FOR THIRTY-FIV- .TWENTY-FIV- E PER GOODS. CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL OTHERS. 81x90. Sale Price.i 75c each NOTHING BETTER. PRICES. COME AND SEE THE 72x90. Sale Price. .. 70c each 63x90. Sale Price 65c each GLOVE-FITTIN- 9-- 4 Sbeeting. Sale Price.. 30c yard BOYS' REGATTA SUITS FAST COLORS CORSETS THOMPSON'S HOSIERY LADIES' HOSE IN BLACK, AND W. B. NUFORM. WHITE AND TAN. PILLOW CASES. 8-- Sheeting. Sale 25c yard GUARANTEED. Price.. 42x36 Pillow Cases; 20c regular 6oc pair Corsets. Sale Price 50s pair Kegular 25c pair. Sale Price pair $2.65 doz. Sale Price. .$2.00 doz. 7-- Sheeting. Sale Price.. 22V2 yd. Regular $1.50. Sale Price $1.00 Suit 45x36 Pillow $1.25 Cases; regular Regular $1.65. Sale Price Suit $1.00 pair Corsets. Sale Price 75c pair Regular 35c pair. Sal Price 25c pair $2.75 doz. Sale $2.10 do2. 6-- 4 Sheeting. Sale 20c yard Price.. Price.. Regular $1.7C. Sale Price $1.25 Suit Eegular 50c pair. Sale Price. ..35c pair Regular $2.00. Sale Price $1.35 Suit $1.50 pair Corsets. Sale Price $1.15 pair $1.50 Regular $2.50. Sale Price Suit $2.25 pair Corset3. Sale Price $1.50 pair Regular 6oc pair. Sale Price 50c pair Regular $3.00. Sale Price $1.90 Suit Regular $3.50. Sale Price $2.25 Suit $3.00 pair Corsets. Sale Price $2.00 pair Eegular 75c pair. Sale Price 60c pair

33-inc- n TOWELS TURKISH. INDIAN HEAD, h wide. Sale Price 10c yard LINENS. C. Ginghams . 11 yards for $1.00 A. F. 45-inc- Pillow Linen, h; reg 90c yd. Sale Price 65c yd. Regular $1.50 dozen. Sale Price $1.20 dozen Sale Begins 8 a. 11 yards for $1.00 at Flannelettes...... Pillow Linen; reg. 60c yd. Sale Price 40c yd 36-inc- Regular $2.00 dozen. Sale Price $1.50 dozen Percale and Scotch Ginghams, h wide-S- ale Linen Sheeting; 90x90; reg. $2.50 yd. Sale Price, $1.90 yd. Price, 8 yards for $1.00 Linen Sheeting; 90x90; re. $1.75 yd. Sale Price, $1.00 yd. Regular $2.25 dozen. Sale Price $1.75 dozen m. Wednesday, Sept. Tig. Lawns, fast colors; reg. 10c yd.. .Sale Price, 16 yds $1.00 Regular $2.50 dozen. Sale $1.90 dozen TABLE DAMASK. Price Nainsooks in 12 yd. pes; reg. $2.75 pee. Eale Price, $2.25 piece Regular $4.50 dozen. Sale Price $3.00 dozen 1st, Victoria Lawns, 10 yd. pes; reg. 75c pee. Sale Price, 60c pee Regular 75c yd. Sale Price . ..60c yd at 90c pee. Sale Price, 75c pee Regular $1.00 yd. Sale Price 75c yd. Regular $5.00 dozen. Sale Price . $3.50 dozen $1.75 pee. Sale price, $1.35 pee Regular $1.15 yd. Sale Price 85c yd. Regular $6.00 dozen. Sale Price $4.00 dozen $2.00 pee. Sale Price, $1.50 pee Regular $1.35 yd. Sale Price 90c yd. Regular $9.00 dozen. Sale Price dozen English Long Clotb, 12 yd. pes; reg $1.80 pee. S. P., $1.50 pee Regular $2.00 yd. Sale Price , $1.25, $1.35 yd. ...$7.00 $1.50 pee. S. P., $1.10 pee Regular 40c yd. Sale Price. 25c yd. Regular $12.00 dozen. Sale Price $8.50 dozen

no Bank Are rjBi&iibors Honolulu Gas Co., Ltd.

will have a large living room, reception" & hall and diningroom, butler's pantry, 30 and and kitchen. The second story will con- Army J tain four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and an additional bath for servants, and The thousand of wearers of 5 Navy News two servants' rooms. Lome Fitting The receip: of these plans indicates pt 8 4 A5 5 4 4 that the Marine Corps intends to be Tentative plans and specifications of among the first of the branches of the B.V.D. BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS JUST RECEIVED. the proposed Marine Corps barracks at navy service to begin work at Pearl Tmdt Mt JUciWMtf V. C Am O0m Harbor. Pearl Harbor naval station have been Coat Cut Undershirts Theail a Navy .submitted by Captain Marix, post quar- Man. ad 20 Cents the Yard termaster of the Marine Corps at Camp E. S. Theail, clerk of the Committee Knee Length Drawers on Very, to local contractors, with a view-t- Naval Affairs, who is a member of them became they ascertaining whether or not the bar- the Congressional party, now visiting wen have found them to gjre CARVED TEAKWOOD SIZES. more comfort than any other Jftrama underwear they STANDSALL racks and officers' quarters can be con- Honolulu, is a former naval officer, hav- have ever worn. structed for the appropriation allowed ing graduated from the .Naval Academy You'll like the pleasant freedom of mocjoa thai at Annapolis in B.V D.'t afford the same class with Every B.V to by Congress. The sum of $133,000 for Major Long, D. garment correctly cut, accurately commandant of the Marine ttitched. made from a light, durable woven material, barracks and $55,000 for officers' quar- battalion at Camp Very. and HE JAPANESE BAZAA Both offieeis Identified Only By This Red Woven Label ters is available. With a few enanges entered the Marine Corps service. Those to be suggested for the betterment of were the days when only graduates of MADE. FOR THE FORT STREET, NEAR CONVENT. the Naval Academy were the buildings, the contractors have no- eligible for service in the Marine Corps. Mr. Theail tified Captain Marix that the work can resigned a few years ago. and now oc be done within the appropriation. This cupies an important clerkship in the BCST RETAIL TRADE being the case, the plans and specifica- National House of Representatives. THE B.V.D. COMPANY tions will be returned to the Marine Better for tlie Eyes. New York. if COMPLETE NEW STOCK OF in and Corps headquarters Washington, There is less trouble for the it looks now as though proposals would eve.' ot Aak your dealer for B.V.D. Underwear. IkV.lx be submitted by the quartermaster's d the marines at Camp Very nowadays Q jiartment to the contractors for bids because of the white sand being cover- within ten weeks. Actual construction ed with cinders obtained from the Ho-- ' on the buildings may not' begin until nolnlu Iron Works. Afrer the eamp J January 1, 1910. became a battalion headquarters and mm Captain Marix, on receipt of orders the new arrivals had to pitch their COTTON AND WOOLEN BLANKETS, from Washington, will advertise for tents out on the sand many men had bids here and also ask for bids from eve trouble THE WORKER MUST BE WELL SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES, COMFORTERS AND PILLOWS. Coast contractors. Tn these days of sharp competition everyone ALL KINDS OF BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS FROM $1.25 PER SUIT UP. The plans for the barracks and of- who works should be keyed up ficers' quarters show that the depart- to the highest pitch of efficiency. The rewards of business life go to the clearest BOYS' KNEE PANTS FROM 25c PER PAIR UP. ment intends to make Pearl Harbor KEEP THE KIDNEYS thinkers, to the men and women who know and do things better than other people. NEW PATTERNS OF FLANNELETTES naval station one filled with attractive But who can do his best work when buildings of a new and type. 11 the health i3 impaired, when the appe- SUITABLE FOR KIMONOS OR WRAPPERS. The plans show a colonial style with tite fails to demand the food neeessary to sustain the body, when strength is two foot pillars reaching from the Health is Worth Saving, and Some Ho- lacking and ambition gonet Surely the part of wisdom is to begin at once to ground to the second-stor- roof, with nolulu People Know How build up the body to its normal condition, and this may be done more certainly wide verandas all around the buildings. to by the use of yee ghmrj & e The barracks planned to accommodate Save It. one entire battalion of about 400 men llany Honolulu CORNER KING AND BETHEL STREETS. people take their will be 2ot5 feet in length with twelve-foo- t lives in their hands by neglecting the Stearns' Wine of Cod Liver verandas. The two ends will pro- kidneys when they know these organs Extract ject some distance from the central sec- need help. Sick kidneys are responsi- than any other medicine. It checks hacking coughs, sharpens di- tion a ef- ble for a the appetite, aids and will present beautiful vast amount of suffering and gestion, fect with its colonial pillars. Kein ill health, enriches the blood, restores flesh to the emaciated, and renews health and SHIS but there is no neefl tn mf. forced concrete will nake the build- fer nor to remain in danger when all vigor. It is so agreeable to the taste that its regular use is a pleasure. Get it ings enduring and fireproof. The first diseases and aches and pains duo to at your chemist's and be sure you get STEAKNS ' tht genuine. story is designed to contain dormitories weak kidneys can be quickly and per- Ihine's for sixty-si- men, post exchange, mess manently cured by the use "of Doan's Celebrated Candie cold-storag- hall for 4.J0 men. serving room, Kidney Pills. Here is a Honolulu citi- room, kitchen, bakery and of- zen's recommendation: fice. In one wing will lie the adminis- James C. L. Armstrong, Nuuanu Val- tration offices, including those of the ley. Honolulu, Hawaii, says: was a AS THE DEVIL SHUNS HOLY WATER Pawaa Junction Store commanding officer, ser- sufferer "I quartermaster, from kidney trouble for three so - o the Osteopath shuns geant major. Quartermaster - sergeants, vears and Doan's Tincl-nh- Tsr;i n art "drugs and surgery." Osteopathy is a sys- HENRY 1 tem of healing, which ASCH, PROPRIETOR. clerks and large oard Tonm. Pills completely j treats the human bodv by manual therapeu- cured me. I have had tic and In the second stow will be dormito- no return ! naturopathic methods. Its unparalleled success speaks for of the complaint during the itself. ries for practically 350 men, complete past year. I cannot recommend" this i with lavatory, showers, bathtubs, etc. remedy too highly." In the afrit-- the quartermaster will have i'i.an s isacKacne .Kidney Fills are i Dr. F. Schurmann, Osteopath" EXPERT VOEK DONE ins doming and storeroom, sold by all druggists and storekeepers AT REASON- j HORSESHOEING The officers' quarters will 50 j ABLE PRICES BY be of the at cents per box (six boxes $250) Specialty Treatment of the eyes osteopathically and fitting of glasses. same attractive colonial style, each of or will be mailed on receipt of price bv HOURS 2-- 3 :::::: the five beintr two stories and built of the Co., who!"- - j Consulting, p. m., Saturdays excepted. W. W. WRIGHT COMPANY, LTD. Holiister Drug Honolulu. - Operating, 2 a. m. reinforced concrete. Big southern pil- sale agents for the Hawaiian Islands, j Telephone S3. . - . . KING larS Will fO lVli nii-inr- r 3- - STEEET NEAR SOUTH. l'P"f'h riinf Remember the name, Doan's. and i 6 p. m. Office 222 Emma Square. twelve-foo- t verandas. The first Hoot take no substitute. i THE PACIFIC, COMMERCIAL ADVEETTSEK, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1909.

Are your lips white, TOURISTS ILL your cheeks colorless, your ears transparent? And do you look thin J FLOOD HAWAII s and care- - BEFORE THE

fS'-V- J doesn't There Are Thousands at Seattle takemuch Fleet Comes to Honolulu Who Express Wish to imacina- - 0 tiontosee MAKE B YOUR VERANDAS LOOK NICE, Come. I I Sw'ffl HI S tX 1. rtuj 1;ups, blooming BY HANGING UP A FEW "Nothing but a lack of transporta- cheeks, and tion facilities will keep this place from a bright, cheerful face, in every being absolutely flooded with tourists bottle of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. GALVANIZED WIRE during the coming year." This is the If your appetite is poor, your statement made by Superintendent of digestion imperfect, and you feel re- Public Instruction Babbitt, who nervous and weak, you ought to from BASKETS turned on Monday on the Siberia take KING Seattle, where he has been doing his When a remedy has lived share at the big fair towards boost- We have them in three sues. for over thirty years, steadily ing Hawaii. Inquiries about the isl- growing in popularity and influence, and thousands 10-in- upon 12-inc- ands, he says, have been innumerable h thousands of women declare they owe their very lives to it, and for the most part of an intelligent is it not reasonable to believe that it is an article of great nature, indicating that the questioners Sarsaparilla 40c. 50c. 60c. merit?. are really in earnest in trying to find MOSS FOE LINING THE BASKETS . 15c POUND out all they can about the islands. A It expels all impurities We challenge the world to show from the FOBCEGEOWTH, 10 lb. bags ,. any other one remedy very great many of them have stated 60c for a special class of disease which has attained such an blood, and gives strength and vigor that they intend to come here to see to the nerves. will enormous demand and maintained it for so as It surely re- many years for themselves. store you to V has Ljrdia E. Pinkham' Vegetable Compound, the famous But the lack of transportation facili- health. v woman's remedy for ills. ties is a serious problem which does As now made, Ayer's Sarsa- woman's Unless it is a very good not appear capable of immediate solu- medicine and the claims num- parilla contains no alcohol. . made for it are honest, such a record tion. Mr. Babbitt states that a 13 Vf all & Son, Ltd., would have been impossible fraud or misrepresentations ber of the people from here who have There are many imitation would been visiting the Exposition wanted Sarsaparillas. long ago have been detected and the business gone to come on the Siberia but were un- HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT into oblivion. Read this unsolicited letter:-- able to get accommodations. The Ala- Be sure you get "AYER'S." also meda and the China were booked Prepared by Dr. Ayw Melbourne, Iowa: I suffered for many years with female full. Mr. Babbitt himself, although he J. C. II Ca., UwIL Ktn., U.S. troubles, inflammation, and bearing-dow- n pains, so that I was had booked two months before, consid- AYSB'S PIUL8, tha kMt Dually UxattT. - unable to do my work. ered himself lucky to get the tipper " Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound was recommended, bunk in a little bit of a room with two 4nrt am so thankful for the great good it has done me. I feel other men. , that I am a living advertisement for this medicine as I have The Superintendent is extremely en- influenced so many of my friends to use it, so thankful am I thusiastic over what he anticipates Congressmen!! that it restored me to health.' Mrs. Clara Watermann, It. I. 1, will be the results from the Hawaiian Melbourne, Iowa. exhibit at the fair. He is equally en- When a woman like Mrs. thusiastic over the exhibit itself and Can get Canes, Calabashes, Tapas, Watermann is generous enough over the excellent work which he says Seed and Shell Leis and all Hawaiian to. write such a letter as the above for being "done delega- fell Kept publication, she is by the Hawaiian Curios at reasonable prices at tion in charge of the exhibit, by the leat should at least be given credit for a sincere desire to help Hawaiian givls and by the singers and other suffering women. For we assure you there is no other musicians. All the people from VALTOLDi'S TO BE GOOD MEAT MUST BE CHILLED AND other reason why she should court such publicity. here are working hard and their work IT MUST NOT BE FROZEN. HAVE is telling, he says. Floral and Curio Depot, WE ,OUR We say it in all sincerity and friendship try this medicine. The pictures, films and transparen- OWN COLD STORAGE PLANT AND PERSON- cies made by B. K. Bonine, are proving 1113 For 80 years Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable , Alakea Street, ALLY OVERSEE THE MEATS KEPT THERE. Compound a great attraction. Every afternoon Masonic Temple. has been the standard remedy for when the volcano pictures are shown YOU MAY DEPEND UPON GETTING GOOD female ills. No sick woman does justice to ' herself who will not try this famous medicine. in the biograph room the place is QUALITY FROM US. Made exclusively roots crowded and ihe " standing room OAHU RAILWAY, from and herbs, and only" sign nearly always hung out. has thousands of cures to its credit. is TIME TABLE Mrs. The fair as a whole is a great big t"'"" Pinkham invites all sick women thing, says Mr. Babbitt not so big - ( to write her for advice. She has OUTWARD. . eSrapoIiS guided thousands to health free of charge. in size as in excellence and general an dt&l Address Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass. effect. And it is being largely at- For Waianae, Waialua, Kanaka and tended. Before it opened the direc- Way Stations 9:15 a. m., 3:20 p. m. W. F, HEILBRON, PROP. TELEPHONE tors figured that they could pay ex- For Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way penses if they had an average attend- Stations t7:30 a. m., 9:15 a. nu, H3 0CZDOCZDOCZD ocrra ance of 21,000 a day". With the bad 11:15 a. m., 2:15 p. m., 3:20 p. part of the season behind, the attend- 5:15 p. m., $9:30 p. m., p. m. - -- til n ance has averaged 25,000, and the For Wahiawa 9:15 a. m., and 5:18 numbers are increasing now that tour- p. m. .:. ist travel west is beginning. INWARD. y , The Hawaiian building is in one of ::! the best locations in the grounds, and Arriv TTonoTnla from Kahuku. Wai YOU GET QUALITY I the building itself is good from an alua and Waiana 8:36 a. m., 5:30 j . p. m. I architectural standpoint, while inside jsiiu is gaily decorated with bunting, Arrive Honolulu fmm Jwa aw it Pearl City t7: 46 a. m., 8:36 a. m., flags and leis. The exhibit has from p. m., 4:31 p. m., and comfort in these Laird Schober & first proved a 10:38 a. m., 1:40 1 the great drawing card. 5:31 p. 7:30 p. m. I Government biograph m.. The room is in Arrive Honolulu irom wamawm Co.'s shoes., You couldn't get any- - the Hawaiian building, and this has 8:36 a. m. and 5:31 p. m. proved a good thing for Hawaii, as all Thn TTalpiwa Limited, a two-ho- ur crowds on emerging thing better if you traveled the world n the from the room train (only first-clas- s tickets honored), 1 I are at once attracted by the singing leaves Honolulu every eunaay ai o:zz of the musicians and drawn in to see a. m.i retnrainff. arrives in Honolulu over. One of the latest styles worn in the exhibit, whieh thus catches a great at 10:10 p. m. The Limited stops onlj many more than it otherwise might. at Pearl City and waianae. 1 the world's fashion centers is this j Two lectures a day on Hawaiian sub Daily. tEx. Sunday. tSunday Only. I jects are given, the lecturers being Mr. G. P. TENISON, F. C. SMITH, tie, flexible welt sole Knudsen, Mr. Chads and Mr. Cooper. superintendent. u. tr. 0 x. j. plain toe, 0 The attendance at the afternoon lec 1 I ture, at which Mr. Bonine's volcano KOOLAU RAILWAY. and new Cuban heel. They cost but moving pictures are shown, is usually TIME SCHEDULE. DUNNS IAT SHOP attended bv from 600 to 800. $5.00 a trifle more than the other kind, f The singers are proving a drawing DAILY, EXCEPT SATURDAY, card, while many requests for the loan SUNDAY AND HOLIDAYS 1 I of Ernest to ex- Corner Fort and Beretania Sts. 0 Kaai's quintet other Leave Kahana for Punaluu, hibits are received. Hauula, Laie, Kahuku and Co., Ltd. ; The Hawaiian girls, Mr. Babbitt Way Stations at... 12:00 M. Manufacturers' Shoe o says, are wortthy of especial mention 1 errs 3 Arrive Kahuku at...... 1:00P.M. 1051 FOBT STREET. PHONE 282. I tr cd for their graceful and gracious way Returning: of conducting themselves. They have Leave Kahuku for Laie, Hau- proved a big attraction to the exhibit. ula, Punaluu, Kahana and R mmmamummmtmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmBmmamBmmammat Every time a guest of honor is brought Way Stations at 1:45 P.M. into the room, he is attended upon by Arrive Kahana at 2:45 P.M. the girls, and if his picture is takeu, he invariably insists on having him- S A TTTTf T) A V. RTTNDAY self surrounded by them. AND HOLIDAYS The Hawaiian fishes have proved so much of an attraction that special pre- Leave Kahana for Punaluu, Roll Top Desks cautions have been necessary to pre- Hauula, Laie, Kahuku and vent the crowds from standing in front Way Stations at 11:00 A.M. AND ITS' of the tanks and Ijlocking up the way. 1:30 P.M Arrive Kahuku at.. 11:58A.M. $15Up$15 Instead of letting them stop at the 2:15 P.M tanks of Hawaiian fishes first, they are I Leave Kahuku for Laie, Hau- I directed around the other way, as and otherwise they would get no ula, Punaluu, Kahana voiICMoes farther. Woxr sst tirTi ot 12:35 P.M The relief maps also attract much at- J 3:00 P.M. Desks tention. with flat Top The f!niTiAMnn or, made at Kahuku school exhibit is by far the best a. m. train on the grounds, the Superintendent the O. R. & L. Co.'s 9:15 from Honolulu, and the Z:20 p. m. tram, 1 2 $1 2 contends. Others may be larger but city at 5:30 p. nc Up none are so valuable from an educa- which arrives in the tional standpoint. JAJNUAKI I, t t TVYWT.TNfJ 13. 8. POLLISTER. The sugar house proves a constant G-- P. & F. A. source of wonderment to the visitors, Sunerintendent nany of whom refuse to believe that Office Chairs the structure is all made of sugar. Revolving One woman Mr. Babbitt saw stop and RING UP liek one corner of the building with $6.50-Up$6.5- , 0 her tongue to see if it were really 7 sugar, while another woman poked her Levy parasol through the whole side of the Islands house to assure herself that she was Phone 76 Largest stock on the not being deceived when she was told For Groceries it was sugar. The koa furniture has taken well and, if the directors wished to do so, RAMBLER and REGAL Co., they could easily sell all of it when Coyne Furniture the fair conies to an end. The sisal LIMITED exhibit is also one of the features of AUTOMOBILES the building. Many lumbermen of the Northwest examine with interest the and Retail ohia ties and koa wood. The fresh S. A. WXLDEB Wholesale

fruits have been much , appreciated, while the leis and buttons are eagerly from 11 to 1 o'clock. There were to 1' a taken by everybody. The lava speci- for everybody, and mens have been carried off bv the ton be Aloha buttons a special decoration of the Hawaiian as souvenirs night was to When Mr. for coat of arms. The next Babbitt left, plans T.incp rhe Hawaiian ball, in the Hawaii Day, August 25, were being Him Washington building, which was to be ENGINE completed. A special concession had Hawaiian as possible. STEAM ROLLER AND TRACTION been obtained to have two automobiles as typically Admiral Sebree and his wife had prom- engine we are prepared to undertake in the grounds for that occasion. One line, and With our new combination CHARLES EHITCHCOCK.LLD.; of Hawaiian ised to be in the receiving them was to carry the said he would detail rolling, plowing and heavy haul ing. See ns for rates. singing boys, and in the other would the Admiral had of his officers and men as were be the girls with leis and armed with such AND DRAYING CO., Ltd. tS..ui:v4 nnA TTftr Sale hv sugar needed for the occasion. HONOLULU CONSTRUCTION 5000 bags of Hawaiian blown returned trav- GAZETTE COMPANY, LIMITED. in of which would Special mention, the opposite W. G. Irwin & Co. Phone 281 THE HAWAIIAN lieu confetti they made of the ex- Office, Fort St. to crowd At 11 o'clock eler says, should be 65 King Street, throw the Experiment Station and shops generally. was to be a general reception, pine- hibit of the and sold in book apple to be served free to everybody Bureau of Forestry. Price, $2.00. Postage, 25c extra. 1

THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, 1, 1909. ISI SEPTEMBER

Headaches Are Unnecessary-W- hy Endure Them? through a dislike to take ! No one endures a headache willingly, but merely The Maui ill NEW LINE be harmful. ilT medicine, for fear it may health is wise to be sareful about the medicine one takes, for u r 'I And it Race Meet j e rery precious. Wicker For nearly twenty years munons or. peopie uavt ucx js J- - The Maui Racing Association is in It you have had any Stearns' Headache Wafers splendid shape at present. It is Veranda never disappointed them; to give them relief from aching heads; they have out of debt and have money in the difficulty ingredients as at first; anc with your they are made today from the same pure, simple bank. This great state of affairs is Furniture they have more friends than ever before. due very largely to the untiring efforts Ei re- Therefore, you are exercising proper care when you take Stearns' Headache of Dickey Davis who, since he has in- office books of nave ana pruvou terested himself in w.f. f.r vAn are usinir what millions of otners inea ut. the association, has rx.-,. , a fc kind to voureelf take Stearns' Headache worked it from the mire of debt up cord let is genuine. to the fair level of a us have an j. hopp & CO. Wafters. And see that you get STEARNS' the bank account. Mr. Davis was interviewed by an Largest .Furniture Store in the Advertiser representative last Wednes- order. Island day and this is just about what he King Street Near Alakea i Your LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S said. ' ' We have no idea oi a winter Credit Is Good race meeting here on account of the We will satisfy ycu as to possibility of rain. With wet weather J tbi track would be quite impossible quality, picc sisd delivery.' ana we cannot anora to take any WahChong&Co. AND SEE THEM. chances of a fizzle. COME we are out ibig "But to lave the WAVERLEY BLOCK meeting here next July 4 and to make Haw'n Gazette Co., Ltd Maui the center of Hawaiian horse DRY GOODS i; racing. We have many new members i NUUANV BETWEEN KING AND HOTEL wto are very enthusiastic and we xe u now is- in a financial position to hang t Hi III i up purses that will make it worth the ( while of horse owners .on the other tl Alfalfa Hay V Islands to come over and race with us. "So far as Maui is concerned we you that the game will be run ab- Meyer and Kobinson are taking up this HAWAIIAN GROWN ,7", have good horses for the. Hawaiian bred solutely square and straight here. You matter and this is an assurance of "suc- All hay, no stones or rubbish. free-for-a- ll harness and harness ;races b. have seen enough of us to know that cess for the project. Maui is easy to In 100-l- bales not compressed. a??o free-for-a- ll in the running races -- Price . . we are out for sport only and not for g:t to m any; of the Islands ana $25 a ton ai.d we hope to 'be protected in the any petty graft. is peopled by those who look on eport CALL ON YOUR DEALER OR Hawaiian 'bred races as there is tai "In connection .with this, I 'would as sometaing to be protected in its 1 of one or two importations from '.ie like to have Ton note how miifth "Vaiii parity. A July 4 race meeting there onauairy other Islands. I becoming is the center of successful should & iner be grand euccess. ' TEL. 890 At our meeting on August 17 wb sport. Tennir, cricket, baseball, yacl t- - ' ' U elected eight new members, all of whom 1 ;ng all " .'!rrm ra have sent tl.iiir votaries to DON'T IGNORE SLIGHT INJURIES. are very enthusiastic and will work Maui and though they were beaten, Don't neglect giving every ent. BASKETET to make the project a success. At the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO., LTD. they have always gone away from this wound or bruise prompt attention. Exquisite Baskets next meeting, which will be held on Island well pleased with their treat- from 88. Blood, polsoix may appear and an ugly Orient and Phone September 21, ws expect to elect many ment. caa assure you peo- South Seats; I thst the scar or even the loss ?f & limb result. Fans, more new members and you may take ple who Postcards here for the iorse rac Chamberl tin's Pain Bu)m ia an anti- it from me that Maui will have just HAWAII & SOUTH ing will be treated in just the same septic, heals the wound rapidly and all as live a bunch in racing as in other way." '""' '''" EEAS CURIO CO, ' danger is avoided by its use. For sale Yotmg Building. sports. Such men von as Tempsky, Field, by all dealers, Benson, & fUnder Electric ti think is unnecessary Smith Co., WW I it to assure Wadsworth, Judge Kepoikai Garcia, Ltd., agents for Sign Bishop St.) Hawaii. 1? If. L. WONG ! if I IMPORTER AND DEALER IN W'''"1''1 iMwuniiiiiiimnuii. i mi .jijmiiiiiiimmi juti iii 1 ' m - in iiiiimmmiiiwiii.m ' I lit f mr.ti iTf II ir- i riiiHriTrnn.l km it imirrh .liiiilir WMiiWi iVriinriMiilirfcVi! IMMIIiMHOfcariiiMiiiir rlVIMIIIimiliiTiiilTilimililBriillllllllllMMIIIIIIiiiMiigilwililiiilltiliMlilMiiliiliii MgMlfimiMiifillll I lniMMIHKriTrfc.ni. ininr r mm-- r li,.iti..,.i..iiii.il, ill urn a.,m mi &'r "T litEl LATEST STYLE OF LADIES AND ,;: 5 , GENT'S v .. FURNISHING GOODS -- ROBINSON BLOCK, 32 HOTEL ST. r New Gombs ; 3cinj Best WITH THE LATEST IN BARBETTES T AND HAIR GOODS AT M No. MRS. DORIS E. PARIS. ft. 1150 Fort Street 4 !S1 JUST RECEIVED A FINE LINE OF Men's !j 33 Sweater Coats EE's I IsMr loch ready for winter weather FROM $2.00 TO $4.00 fS'J OVER 200 KINDS OF MEN'S SOCKS 10c TO 50c A PAIR i Wah Ying Chong Co. ' 5 BENJAMIN SUITS IN MADE TO TOUR ORDER

j The Kash Co.. Ltd. PAR I SHEBA JEST! will soon be at the helm which steers Of! he policy of the leading Japanese newspaper of the Territory. His policy and course has been endorsed by the best Japanese people as is shown by the tremendous increase in the circu- lation of the SHINPO. If you are not a subscriber for the use of your em- ployes better enter your name today. f V I ' S HAWAII SHINPO ill Smith St., Between King and Hotel

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I- - Jared G. Smith Kealakekua, Hawaii, T.H. ft

1 -- ' Jade Jewelry f... o6 In Special Original Chinese Designs. I AttraetiTe Elegant Low Prised. 1GB USHAVy-fJESEFlVATON- . s BO WO 8 Hotel Street bet. Mannakea r 4 8mith ARMY-RESERVATIO-N. I US. 9l I FtG-URE- ii . RePRESSAlT AMOUNT 9 OFFIO II "or: ' OF FET. H ? . 7 j II P . I. . wyf ycog.fA--po- p Regal Shoes - a t- r 3j rr .a afff riil itriiWar-t ' m nun - tt.-ih-- in lair- nirr-- i"iirtiriiLixLjL Xai"r"T' raijiii'iii'"!" 'in"! ctrr n 1 r n TTin "Tur iiiiiuimiii t' T !JJ ARE THE SHOES THAT PROVE. PEARL HARBOR, WHICH THE CONGRESSMEN WILL SEE TODAY. jl Regal Shoe Store CORNER KINO AND BETHEL. i TJU' PLENTY PILIKIA our In all OVER BIG LUAU OROS1S SHOES" leather Opportunity DISTINCTIVE FOOTWEAR Are Said Fern's Enemies Sorosis models at To Buy embrace every essential of shoe satisfaction-softn-ess to Be Whetting and pliability in leathers, comfort in fit and graceful in form. 1 he season s new models await you. DEPOSIT Knives. SILVERWARE L. B. Trouble is brewing between the KerrIL Co., Ltd. office and the Governor's of- ALAKEA STEEET. at big redactions. Mayor's fice over that luau. The Mayor, so it comprise most beautiful They is by certain government of- useful pieces at prices with- stated S4J and in reach. ficials, is insulted at the attitude of 0000OOOCK the Cevernor's offiee and the Enter- tainment Committee toward his big I r Mirliirps iVlnn Krvwn I mm 7 feast, and as evidence of his injured Jrt I mmai feelings, the coveted invitations to the tniarging Small Kodak Snap-Sho-ts any nfifi) ll U.1MM luau have hot been dispensed with limits great degree of liberality about the Jewelers and "Watchmakers, Executive building. The heads of de- Hotel Street. partments, of course, have been invited, 00000tZ but many of the Hawaiian and part-Hawaiia- n employes of the territorial HABEAS CORPUS 1 House Wiring government have (been left out in the cold. It is not at all sure that this OP ELECTRICAL ALL KINDS has been done through instructions "WORK BY MERLE? EXPERTS from His Honor, however, in fact, it Fi GO. is hinted that there is more or less f0 UNION ELECTRIC politics mixed up in the business and AVE. gOTrm AND BERETANIA r r PORT that it is not Mayjr Fern who is play- The Writ Was Signed by Judge j i r ing polities, either. The Mayor is not Woodruff Yesterday li Ex Lurline issuing the tiekets himself to this luau Just in but has delegated that labor of love to Morning. BERKSHIRE PIGS, TURKEYS AND others. ' : ' CHICKENS The trouble between the municipal CLUB STABLES and territorial governments aid their TELEPHONE 109 - respective heads and subheads is said to have arisen on account of the refusal Mary Atcherley succeeded yesterday morning in breaking into the United of the .Entertainment Committer-- to The Roofing That Lasts. May's Old Kona Coffee make an appropriation to help pay the States District Court and getting a expenses of the luau. The committee writ of habeas corpus for her insane THE BEST COFFEE was expected toi come to the aid of the husband, so it is probable that she will Fire and Weather Resisting. succeed !in keeping the attorneys for MAY CO., LTD Mayor and the city government finan- HENRY & cially in this matter, but, possibly on the Territory, and the many witnesses PHONE 22 account of a misunderstanding, backed she and hert husband insist upon call- out. at the last minute. ing busy for some time yet. There is Sold by . no indication at present that she has ... The luau, although generally, labeled Men's Fine Shirts ' 1 the Mayor 's luau, ' ' is really supposed reached the end of her resources. to be given by the City and County of The writ was signed by Judge Wood- PRICES FROM 20c TO $3.50 Honolulu in honor of the visiting Con- ruff 'before nine o'clock. ,Tha Attor- EWE83 (D)(0) - & C. K. Chow &. Co. gressmen. But the indications are, that ney General 's department- anticipated move on the part of the Ateher-ley- s KING AND RIVER STREETS before the bills are all paid, it will real- this ly be very largely the Mayor's luau, but, did not think it would be for the city fathers failed to come made so early in the day, so there was 177 S. King Street Yawman & Erbe through for more than $200, and it is no one present when the petition was evident that $200 will not last long presented to oppose its being granted. SECTIONAL FILING CABINETS when it comes to giving a luau for There is little reason to (believe, however, that the Federal court will HAWAIIAN NEWS 00., LTD. several hundred guests. Mayor Fern is liable to have to dig very far down, interfere permanently with the terri- NEW SOCIETY ALEXANDER YOUNG BLDO. into his own pocket 'before he gets torial courts, as this matter was passed through. upon over a year ago in the John STATIONERY MEALS His Honor has already discovered Marks case. George A. Davis succeed- Eq ARE BEST WHERE BEST COOKED AND Smith is no bed of roses he prepared ed in getting a writ of habeas corpus Note Papers, Tablets, Envelopes, William O. that it Papeteries and Ccrr. Cards. SERVED. ONE MUST BE AS GOOD AS THE for himself when he planned the big for Marks, but when the matter came Trust Department up for hearing, Judge Dole refused to . A further supply of t OTHER AND THERE IS NO BETTER PLACE, social function, for he and all his offiee NONE QUITE SO GOOD AS release the prisoner, holding that the Folk Tales, Yes- ESTATES MANAGED, REVENUES force, not to mention the Supervisors Hawaiian Hawaiian Federal courts could not rightfully in- terdays, Hawaiian History, and the COLLECTED, LOANS AND IN- and the other municipal officers, have terfere with the courts. The best of recent fiction at VESTMENTS MADE. een besieged with requests for invi- territorial The Palm Cafe, Hotel and Union tations. The telephone rings constant- case was carried up to the Court of ly; the Mayor has a hunted look; those appeals of the Ninth Circuit, but the who got invitations took them as their transcript was never filed and the case Thos.G.Thrum's 1063 POET STEEET. right and those who didn't, look, sour was dismissed on motion an attor- Fire Insurance and plan how many votes they can win of Hawaiian Ballasting Company ney appearing for. the Territory. BUILDING CONTRACTORS away from the Mayor next election. The same question was passed upon The troubles of a policeman are noth- 15S MATJNASXA STEEET, NEAB KING. P. O. Box 820; TflL 898. AGENT FOB ENGLISH-HAWAIIA- by the Supreme Court of the United ing to those which His Honor,, Mayor States in the Morita Keizo case. That . K. Matsumoto, Manager UNDFBWBITEBS. Fern, is now carrying on his shoulders, case came before and all the United States delivered because he tried to be nice to Supreme- Court by the habeas corpus VERSES Black Sand, Coral, Garden Soil, anywhere la Honolulu, frora the Congressional party. Meanwhije, route, corner Hotel and Fort streets, at LOWEST PEICES. some but the court refused to con- OF who are supposed to be his friends sider it on its merits at all for that are palpably making political capital very reason, holding of affair that the case Real Estate out the and are whetting their have-com- should properly on -- knives for a sly dig at up writ HAWAII Joseph Fern of error. So precedent, at least, is Af Qf iQC 1Q tM Q i IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. when the time comes. against the Ateherleys in this attempt BY P. MAURICE M'MAHON. on their part to secure the release of the doctor from the insane asylum. NEW EDUCATORS fiT The writ is directed to Dr. Peterson A Charming contribution to o y PARAGON MARKET and is made returnable at nine o'clock by the literature of the Islands . tomorrow morning. a worthy poet.

UiAKEA-UNION-BEBETANI- $1. i MWIHBID SEMINARY Bound in tapa or cloth, Under Management GOVERNMENT LOTS W. KLEIN FRED'K Kawaiahao Seminary, now the Girls' OAT & IV10SSMAN ORYS Department of the 'Mid-Pacifi- c Insti- to the meal mai entering particularly tute, is to be congratulated on being SUCTION MERCHANT STEEET. needs of families. SOLDJT able to secure such able helpers as join the teaching force this coming PITH Superior Quality month. Over $9000 were realized by the Ter-- , Miss Lucy Tappan, of Gloucester, ritory last Monday from the sale at Excellent Service Massachusetts, is to organize the be public" auction in front of the Execu- f ginning of the High School course. tive building of a number of govern- lilt Miss Tappan is a Vassar graduate and IS THE BEST FOB has taught 'both in Vassar and in the ment lots scattered about in various KALE University of Colorado. She has studied sections of the city. Marstou Campbell, THE HOME LAUNDBT. EDWARD EVERETT in Germany, France and Spain and for Superintendent of Public Works, acted the past six years has been at the as auctioneer. COMPLETE WORKS. of Modern Language head the depart- One lot at the corner of Pauahi and ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. ment at Mt. Hermon Seminary, Mt. Maunakea streets was Lyon Co. Hermon, Massachusetts. sold to the Bishop Brown & Trust Company for $3800. A lot on Miss Mary F. Kinney, a graduate of avenue YOUNG BUILDING. , Oberljn College, and Beretania between Maunakea for several years and Kiver was bought by Wong You, x a most successful teacher in San Diego WE HAVE BEEN SELLING trustee, for $1700. The site of the old and later at Miss Head's School in kerosene MFG. CO. Berkeley, will add warehouse on South street BRIDGE & BEACH greatly to the went to the Trent Trust Company, Ltd., strength of teaching force BROKEN-DOVI- N DOC DOC )OC DO the in the for $1400. A small remnant cor- A SYSTEM. grade work. at the This is a condition (or disease) to which doctors STOVES AND RANGES ner of Alapai and Spencer streets was give many names, but which few of them really The Nursing department will be break-dow- in sold to Mrs. Virginia Gomes $367. understand. Itis simply weakness a charge of Miss Leora Worthington, for the, sys- a A considerable number as it Wre, of the vital forces that sustain tut the last thirty years in Hawaii. graduate of Whitman College, Walla of the Waiaka tem. No matter what maybe its causes (for they lots at Moiliili were offered for sale, are almost numberless), its symptoms are much the Walla. Washington; St. Luke's Hospi- same; Ihe more prominent being sleeplessness, takes goods from ns to the F. Thomas but only a few of them buyers. - Ernmeluth & Co., Ltd tal and S!oanes Maternity Hospital, found or weariness, depress- of Dyeing Works which come Lots 33, 34, 39 and 40 to sense of prostration EVERY Parisian New York city. Under Miss Worth- were sold spirits and want ot energy for all the ordinary hack by return steamer. Have you 145 KING STREET. J. P. Looney for a total of $1700. Lot affairs of life. Now, what alone is absolutely essen- ington 's able instruction, the seminary tial in all such cases is increased ntality vieour anything to be cleaned or dyedt hopes to develop a nursing course 4 went to W. R. Castle, trustee, for $300, STEAMER that and lot 38 was bought bv Hose. Iliula VITAL STRENGTH & ENERGY THE CUSHMAN MARINE MOTOR, will train the girls to do efficient nurs- feelings, and experience for $250. to throw off these morbid LAUNDRY, Abadie, Prop. Phone ing in our island homes. proves that as night succeeds the day this may be THE FRENCH J. 1491 more certain y secured fay a course of weighs 145 lbs. A little Miss Worthington 's sister, Miss May REMEDY wonder. Can be seen at Neill'a work- Worthington, also a graduate of Whit- THE NEW FRENCH shop, 135 Merchant street. man College, is to be housekeeper and TIMBER LANDS SOLD THERAPION No. 3 Machinery repaired, ship and general in charge of the Domestic Science than bv anv other known combination. So surely blaeksmithing, gasoline engines, etc. classes. There will be special cooking as it is taken in accordance with the printed s accompanyinsr it, will the shattered House classes for the girls in the higher AT PUBLIC AUCTION health be restored. Royal Hawaiian Opera grades. THE EXPIRING LAMP OF LIFE So great has been the demand for LIGHTED UP AFRESH, nt-- imparted in place of what D. ADAMS PRESENTS girls and a existence " MR. W. to do simple sewing in homes, worn-ou- t, up, ba 1 so lat lv seemed used and Shirts that the Sewing Department, which Four hundred and fifty acres of gov- valueless. This wonaerful medicament is purely Made Order so vegetable and innocuous, is agreeable to the taste In All Sizes to sf was skillfully handled and develop- ernment lands in the Puna district were conditions, in ! ed by Mrs. Franklin Burt,' is to suitable for all constitutions and Co. be disposed of at public auction by the either sex : and it is difficult to imagine a case of Withers Concert , YA&1ATOYA given an assistant teacher Mrs. Annie disease or deranem'-nt- whose main features are HERBERT WITHERS, Cello. 8. L. Houghton. land office Monday noon, the Hawaiian those of debilits. that wrl not be speedily and never-failin- g recu- CHARLES BENNETT, Baritone PanahJL permanently benefited by this MME. ELZT, Pianist 1 Nrmanu St., Mania of With a constantly increasing number Development Company being the only J perative essence, which is destined to cast into of Oriental students, the demand for bidder, at the upset price of $6 per oblivion everything that had preceded it for this An unusual program. wide-sprea- of human ailments. courses in. their own languages has led acre. The eompany was required to d and nuroerousclass Orchestra $1.50; 1st row upstairs, $1.00; back of 1st row, 75cj LEROY HENRY to the engaging of a native Chinese par for only 223 acres, however, only ne balcony 50c. THERAPION ( 10 a. m. Wednesday. , Store, and native Japanese teacher to take that portion of the land being valuable Chemists throughout the world. Price in fcngland, Seats on sale at Bergstrom Music I charge courses lan- for timbering purposes, which is what 2 9 per packet. Purchasers shouldsee that the word of the in Oriental 'Thirapioh' appears on British Government guages. the purchaser wanted it for. Stamp tin white letters on a red erotind) affixed MASSEUR ten-yea- r of His Maiesty s Hon. The new school year will open Sep- A lease of 345 acres of cane to every package by order " 13. land at Knlaimano was sold to the Commiwonere, and without which H is a forgery. tember and there is every indica- had in taste Read the "Advertiser," World's News Daily tion of a larger enrollment than that Sugar Company for $2000 per Therapion may now be FIFTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE. less form. PHONE 411. of this past year. year for the ten years of the lease. THE PACOTO COJIMERCIAL ADVEETISEB, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1909. 14 or The Best Only. REPORT OF RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES OF of the United States for the Territory products of Hawaii. The United States of Amer- IWAKAMI, ica vs. Joseph Whitmarsh, et al. Sum- 16 mons. Robert W. Breokons, Plaintiff 's GOODS. Attorney. Filed Julv 9, 1909. Bakery JAPANESE For the week ended August 28, 1909. ieiopolis Tnisl BflnK. Loves vilili nayiis A. . MURPHY, Clerk. Hotel and BetfecL ID By AT THE CLOSE CF BUSINESS 30TH, igcg. (Signed) A. A. DEAS, Honolulu, T. II., August 30, 1909. JUNEI Deputy &Mhlne-mandfactnre- & Qocdi; Bai Clerk." Dairy GENERAL SUMMARY. Territory of Hawaii, City of Ho-- ) music nolulu. - The mean temperatures were higher Resources. Liabilities.. )s. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.) music than those of the preceding week at all Loans on Real Estate... .$ 671,357 43 Capital Paid In , . , A. E. Mnsie and Hawaiian In I, MURPHY, Clerk of the Dis- Pilot i3a;;T temperature reporting stations .in the Loans on Securities other Purp'us Fund 106.'-- 00 trict Court of the United States of Saloon Urge stock to select than Real Estate .. 291,477 22 Undivided Profits 117.7S2 26 strumentsa section, two ...... America, in and for the Territory and from. excepting in the North All other Loans and Dis- Deposits ...... 1.314.640 35 LTD. District of Hawaii, do hereby certify WALL, NICHOLS CO, Kohala and one in the South Hilo. dis- counts . 4SS,120 89 Due to Banks and Bankers 76,SrS 23 the foregoing to a full, and Merchant Sta. be true and Pilot Fort and tricts of Hawaii; one in the Lahaina Overdrafts ...... 1,620 60 Letter of Credit ...... 245 00 correct copy of the original Summon district of Maui, and one in the north- Bonds ...... 187952 02 Mortgage Indebtedness .. 500.000 00 in ease of The United States of Ameriea Crackers ern portion of the Koolaupoko district Stocks and Bonds in In-- Due on Term Certificates. 44S,571 80 vs. Joseph Whitmarsh, et al., as ths Your Suit two-third- Soda Send of Oahu. At more than s of corporated Cos. 101,647 50 same remains of record and. on file , in the stations the change from last week's .Real Estate . ., ... 8'222 14 the office of the Clerk of said Court. TO THE was less than 1.0 deg. The greatest ex- Due from Banks and are for Bale by the following Inn; IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here- EAGLE DYEING AND cess was 1.5 deg., and maximum defi- Bankers ...... 201,504 90 unto set my hand and affixed HENET S5AY & CO. CLEANING WORKS ciency 2.6 deg. Bank Premises .. 1.300,000 00 (Seal) the seal of - said District STREET. The rainfall continued light through- Gold Coin ..... 72,050 00 J. M. LEVY & CO. TEL. 505, FOET Court this 12th day of July, out the seetion, and all stations having Silver Coin ...... 11,819 09 A. D. 1909. , H. DAVIES & CO. T. a record of ten or more years reported Checks and Items of Ex- - . (Signed) A. E. MURPHY, ! CO. change . . . ; . , , .' H. HACSXELD ft less rainfall than the average, except- . . . 12.543 03 Clerk of United States District Court, - Currency , C. J. DAY & CO. Dustless Way ing one in the N. Kona district of Ha- Pajer . . "6,008 00 Territory of Hawaii Customers' Liability nn- - ; GONSALVES CO. waii. Together with the districts on THE ONLY portions of Hawaii and Maui, previous- der L. C. 243 00 WAY ly reported as needing rainfall, the NOTICE TO CREDITORS. need is now being felt in the N. Kohala $ 3,354,597 82 Wilson Feagler $3,354,597 82 Estate of Charles J.:Biart. district of Hawaii. - Have You Tried the I, N. ; 101. The greatest amount of rainfall dur- Frank Fish, do solemnly swear that the foregoing Statement ia P. O. BOX true and correct to ing the week was reported from the N. the best of my knowledge and belief. The undersigned .having been duly New Chairs ? Kona district of Hawaii and amounted appointed administrator of the Estate F. I. La Moreaux to 4.35 inches. The following are the of Charles John Biart, notice is hereby Organ Tuning and amounts, in inches, in the remaining Subscribed and Sworn to before me . (Sgd.) FRANK N. PISH, given to all creditors of said deceased Barber Shop Piano and Pipe this 17th dav ' Silent Eepairing. - districts: Hawaii N. Kohala 0.08 to of August, 1909. Assistant Cashier. to present their claims duly authenti- 0.37, Hamakua 0.21 to 0.45, N. Hilo 0.61 (Sgd.) O. W.YEARGAIN, Metropolis Trust & Savings Bank, cated and with proper voucher, if any BERGSTROM COMPANY. LID to 1.43, 8. Hilo 0.55 to 1.08, Puna 1.17, Notary Public. San Francisco. exist, even if the claim be secured by THE STAR Kau 0.00, and S. Kona 1.09; Maui Ma-kaw- mortgage on real estate, to the under- IITeL 321 1.11 to 2.84, Hana 3.26, Wailuku signed at his office in Capitol Merchant Tailor First Bank of Hilo, Ltd, M; pc land August,' A. D. 1909, been presented to the at 0.00 to 0.21, and Lahaina 0j00; Oahu Kapaau, N Kohala, Hawaii. ' tpj.oH.75. Honolulu, within six months from this Cleaning and Bepairing all Koolauloa 0.44. Koolaupoko 0.07 to 0.54, said Probate Court, aud. a Petition for Dyeing, ' B 324; p 16. Dated Aug 12, 1909. is- date, being the date of the first pub- workmen. 0.O7 to Probate thereof, praying for the kinds of Clothes. Skillful Honolulu and Ewa 0.83, and Mary Railroad lication cf this notice, or they wil be Ka-waiha- K Nailima to Hilo suance of Letters Testamentary to Best in Town. All work Guaranteed. Waianae 0.00; and Kauai Lihue, u Consult Us for Co, D; part B of lot 50; 28,200 sq C. forever barred. Telephone 182. Give us a Call. and Hanalei 0.28 to 0.40, Koloa ft Anna Cook, C. Montague Cooke, 4 land Olaa Subdiv, Puna, Hawaii; $300. and hav- Dated at Honolulu. August 25, 1909. No. 208 Beret&nia St., near Emma St Advertising Ideas 0.42 to 0.62, and Wahnea 0.05. ' Junior, Clarence H. Cooke, B 315; p 474. Dated June 7, 1909. ing been filed by said C. Montague C. R. II EM EN WAY, THE CHAS. R. FRAZIER CO. The following are the departures, in Rail- of Wm B Nailima and wf to Hilo Cooke, Junior, and Clarence H. Cooke; Administrator of the Estate of Charles - - Phone 371 inches, from the average ten or more 24,990 122 KING ST. years: Hawaii N. Kohala 0.74 to road Co, 1); Part A of lot 50; IT IS ORDERED, that Mondav, the John Biart, Deceased. S- 8438 August 25, Sept. 1, 1909 ISLAND VIEW- 1.03) Hamakua 0.83 to 1.04, N. sq ft land. Olaa Subdiv, Puna, Hawaii; fourth day of October, A. D. 1909, at 8, 15, 22, Hilo 1.61 to 2.42, S. Hilo 1.76 to $95. B 315; p 476. Dated June 7, 9:30 o'clock a. m. of said day, at the THE CITY. 1909. STOCK BOOKS CLOSED. BEST COLLECTION IN TERRITORIAL 3.52, Kau 0.87 to 0.92, and N. Court Room of said Court in the Judi- Kona 2.53; Maui Makawao 0.29, ... Recorded August 16, 1909. ciary Building in the City and County R. W. Perkins 27, 1909. and Lahaina 0.46; Oahu Koolauloa -- W to W W-Ha- ll Ltd, of Honolulu, be and the same is here- ;,Honolulu,'Auust STEEET, NEAR FORT. tW Hall and wf The stock books of the Kona Tobacco HOTEL 0.11, Koolaupoko 0.3d to 0.86, 2 4 100a Nuuanu ave, Hono- by appointed the time and place for I!,1;,',!1,!!!!!!!!!!! D; land, Company, will Au- "Waianae and Honolulu 0.26 and 125 of Oahu Cemetery proving said Will and hearing said Ltd., be closed from Ilillil lulu, Oahu; lot 27. to 3, 1909. 0.27, and Ewa 0.06; and Kauai Nuuanu valley, Honolulu, Oahu; application. gust September Assh, 8441 Treasurer, Kona Tobacco Co., Ltd. BLDG. Hanalei 0.79, Koloa 0.51, and Wai- lots 6, 7, 14 and 15, folk 26 and lots Dated, Honolulu, August 31st, 1909. OFFICE: 403 STANGENWALD mea 0.13. v By Order Court. H. P. WOOD. HONOLULU. 17 and 18, blk 25,' Pearl City, Ewa, 0f the Kukuihaele, Hawaii, reports a heavy Oahu. . $10,000. B 315, p 477. Dated . J. A. THOMPSON, fall of snow-o- n St. Mauna Kea on the Aug 6, 1909. : ... Clerk. 25th. Carl Isenberg to George B Isenberg, SMITH & LEWIS, HflWflllfiN DEVELOPMENT GO. The following table shows the weekly P A; general powers. B 321, p 439. Attorneys for Petitioners, Fire Insurance INDEPENDJSNT AUTO STAND, averages of temperature and rainfall Dated July 9, 1909. 8444 Sept. 1, 8, sl5, 22. THE B. F. DILLINGHAM Ka-piola- CO, ying and Bishop Streets. Phone 609. ' ' for the principal islands and for the German Savings & Loan Socy to ni LIMITED. . group, .; Estate. Ltd, Eel; lands, lease KONA TOBACCO CO., LTD. LTD. STANGENWALD BUILDING. Temperature. Eainf alii holds, bldgs, nitge notes, etc, in Terri- General Agents for Hawaii: P. B. McSTOCKEB - Managei Hawaii ...... 74.0 deg. 0.74 in. tory of Hawaii. $300,000. B 324, p ; Kealakekua, Hawaii, Atlas Assurance Company of London, PARAGON PAINT P. O. Box No. 268. Cable: Develop Maui ...... 74.6 deg. 1.06 in. 22. Dated July 19, 1909. August 20, 1909. New York Underwriters' Agency. . 77.1 deg. 0.29 in. Oahu .... Mary E Clark and hsb (B O) to S In accordance with Article VI of the Providence Washington Insurance Com- Kauai 76.1 deg. 0.35 in. N Castle Estate Ltd, Exchg D; pc land, Bylaws of this eompany, I call a special GO. pany. v .. & ROOFING YOUNG LADIES Manoa, Honolulu, Oahu. $1, etc. B meeting of the stockholders of the Kona FETES UJGGINS. Manager. Entire group 75.2 deg. 0.66 in. 315, p 481. Tobacco Company, Ltd., to be held at ' At the local office of the U. S. Weather S In Castle Estate Ltd t.n Mary li the office of Castle & Witkington, Ho- WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. FUH-NISHE- - wanted to learn the hairdresr.ing trade. 3GSTIMATES Bureau in Honolulu - clear to partly Clark, Exchg D; por gr 3759, Manoa nolulu, T, H., September 3, .1909, at WORK aUEANTEED. EMRICH LUX cloudy weather obtained,, with measur- rd, Honolulu Oahu. $1, etc. B 315, 10 o'clock a. m for the following pur- SUGAR FACTORS AND , r - " Office 1039 Bethel, Near Hotel p 481. v poses: ;' St. able rainfall on three dates amounting COMMISSION AGENTS Port and Beretania Streets. to 0.07 inch, 0.27 below the normal for . Alary E Clark and hsb IIS O) to Election of five directors for the en- ALL THE FITTINGS FOB .'..;' Harrison Block. the week, and .0.13 less than during the N Castle Estat-- Ltd, M; por gr 3759, suing year. preceding week. The maximum tem- Manoa, Honolulu, Oahu. $500. B 324, Reports of officers, and for the pur- Wm. G. Irwin...... President perature was 83 deg., minimum 68 deg., p 24. Dated Aug 10, 1909. pose of authorizing a mortgage loan. John D. Spreckels.. .1st Vice President and mean 77.6 deg., 0.8 deg. below the Mutual BJdg & Loan Socy of Haw JARED Gr. SMITH, W. M. Giffard...... 2nd Vice President & CO. ' LEWIS weekly normal, and 1.0 deg. higher than Ltd to Albert M McOurn, Rel; lot 2, President, Kona Tobacco Co., Ltd. H. M. Whitney. .Treasurer ' '"-- Richard Ivers LEADING GROCERS. last week's. The mean daily relative b'lk B, 5000 sq ft 'land, Mokauea st, ' "A ' !l ...... Secretary KING STEEET humidity varied from 62 per cent., to Honolulu, Oahu. $225. B 324, p 26. D. G, May...... Auditor SCfiUMAN CARRIAGE CO., LTD. TELEPHONE 240 72 per cent.,' and the mean for the week Dated Aug 16, 1909. FOR Claus Spreckels & Co bv atty to W LOST CERTIFICATE OF was 66.3 per cent.1 slightly below nor Oceanic Steamship Company, San Fran- mal. Easterly winds prevailed on the C Peacock & Co Ltd, Rel; leaseholds STOCK. and bldgs, cisco, CaL . ' 22nd, and northeasterly on the. remain Honolulu, Oahu; 250 shs Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadel-- ing dates, with an average hourly ve Moana Hotel Co Ltd, Honolulu, Oahu: Notice is hereby given that Certificaie phia, Pa. Good, Gold Beer locity, of 8.6 miles. The mean daily leaseholds, Hilo, Hawaii. $25,000. B No. 23 12, 1909, evidencing FRE EXTINGUISHERS 324, p dated June Hakalau Plantation Company. barometer ranged from 30.00 to 30.10 27. Dated Aug 16, 1909. 700 shares of stock of Hama- W the capital Hilo Sugar Company. . . li A Hapai to Hip, 20a inches, and the mean for the week, Lai L; of Ditch Company, i (now Ha- SALOON lot 80, kua Limite Honolulu Plantation Company. 0RPHEU1 30.05, was 0.07 inch above normal, Land Patent 5085, Olaa, Puna, waiian Irrigation Company," Limited) in Hutchinson Sugar A. 3i!man Hawaii. 10 yrs at $240 pr yr. B 323, Plantation Company. J. WE B. STOCKMAN, the name of the undersigne i, has been Kilauea Sugar Plantation Company. CHAELES LAMBEET. Room 50 Judd BIdg. Section Director's p 13. Dated Jan 2, 1908. and recovery is iie.eby sought. Henry to Yung, lost its Olowalu Company. K Kalahiki Kai L: All persons are warned against nego- pc land and w, Paauhau Plantation Company...... r Mokuhonua, Hilo, Ha tiating the same. Walmanslo Sugar Company. f.ff waii, o yrs at pr yr. is 323, p SAMUEL PARKER. OSES ft 15. Dated July 14, 1908. AT August 19, 1909. 8439 REAL, ESTATE Jas Gifob to Ah Hip, L; (lot 34 and pors lots 32 and 33 of Home- Wm G. Irwin & Co., Mi TAYLOR'S TRANSACTIONS Kaiwiki IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE Ltd. e?fer MRS E steads, Kaiwiki, Hilo, Hawaii. 10 yrs UNITED STATES. FOR 5 THE AGENTS FOR THE TeL 339. t at f336 pr yr. 323, .p 17. Dated TERRITORY OF HAW AIL April 26, 1909.' - Royal Insurance Co, AND SEEP HEAIjTHY. Entered of Record August 30, 1909. . THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, of Liverpool, Eng- Young Building. Virginia E Lynch to Clarence W Ash-for- d land. Alexander Rufus A Lyman to Henry Ly-- Plaintiff, vs. JOSEPH WHIT J et al, B; 1-- 3 int in R Ps 3218 Scottish Union & National Insurance man ...... A MARSH; HANNAH J. WHIT Co. Emmeluth, and 6529, Waiehu, etc, Wailuku,. Maui. MARSH, wife of WHIT of Edinburgh, Scotland. Kaualoku (w) to John $1, etc. B 315, p 480. Aug JOSEPH The Upper Rhine Exactly Tr, Assignmt Rents Dated 5, MARSH; KAMAKA WHIT Insurance Co, Ltd. Right 1909. Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd, Everything' in C Bolte. Tr, and wf to H Gorlieh.. D MARSH; ANNA WHITMARSH Hans Isenberg to Olaf Omsted, Eels of London. . . Mary O 'Sullivan et al to Kahului and SAMUEL WHITMARSH, un CONSOLIDATED SODA WATTS ; leasehold and household furniture of v Paper Railroad Co M known heirs at law of PETER CO, Fairview Hotel, Lihue, $1200. WOEEB LTD. to Kalaki-el- a Kauai. WHITMARSH, deceased; WIL tlOSXICAN-HA- ALLAN J K Keliikuaaina Julia B 324, p 21. C. BREWER & CO., LTD. . D LIAM KEKA; S. AOKI; MARIE TELEPHONE 7L PAP2X SUPPLY CO ...... I...... SUGAR FACTORS AND Trs of Oahu College to John Kid-we- ll M. PA A; KAIAMA KEKA; . INFANTILE CHOLERA. ' COMMISSION FORT AND QUEEN BTBEBTS . ,. D JAMES AKO, attornev in fact for MERCHANTS Julia I Oneha and hsb to Trs of Any unusual looseness of a ehild's JOSEPH WHITMARSH; THE List of Officers Phoebe K Raymond et al...... D bowels during the hot weather should TERRITORY OF HAWAII; JOHN C. M. Cooke, President; George M. Edgar Halstead and wf by attys to be a warning to motners. Infantile BROWN, JAMES BLACK, MARY Robertson, Manager; E. F. Bishop, WIORE Hon Constrctn & Draying Co Ltd BLUE and JANE PURPLE, ua Treasurer and Secretary; F. W. Maev cholera may ' Sharp SignS A M Simpson to II S Simpson.... develop in a few hours, known owners and claimants, farlane, Auditor; P. C. Jones, C. M. H S Simpson to Mutual Bldg & and prompt action should be taken to JOHN D. PARIS; MARY C Cooke, J. R. Gait, Directors. ri Loan Soc of Haw Ltd avoid it. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera PARIS; J. D. PARIS, JUNIOR Section Director. . LUMBER - ' - GOOD" Entered of Record August 31, 1909. and HANNAH PARIS, Defendants r- "MAZE and Diarrhoea Remedy, followed by a - Sr Mikala Kaiewe aud hsb to Bd of dose of castor oil, will check the disease Jl J A cargo of lumber from "Washington Hawn Evangelcl THE PRESIDENT OF UNITED Hnmp-IVIflff- just been received us. Assn...... D in its ineipiency, and all danger may THE p , mills has by Edmund Stiles to Alfred Willis... M be avoided. For sale by all dealers, STATES OF AMERICA, GREET Rroad We can fill your order for any quan- R K Puowaina and wf to Akana (Benson, Smith & Co., agents 1NG: Ltd., for FEESH DAILY. -- Sharp tity. & Co D Hawaii. To JOSEPH WITMAESH: HANNAH Tom Pies, y Isaac Testa to Lucy Maui. D J. WHITMARSH, wife of JOSEPH Cakes, Doughnuts, THE SIGN MAN Joseph Pahu to Chang Yun Chap.. WHITMARSH; Baked Beans Saturday. SEALED KAMAKA WHIT ' . Extn L TENDERS. MARSH; ANNA WHITMARSH PERFECTION HOME LTTE BUILDING Phone 397 " Sealed and BAKERY, Jackson R Mvers to Bishop Trust tenders will be received at the SAMUEL WHITMARSH, unknown BERETANIA NEXT TO EMMA. City Mill Co., Ltd 0 Ltd .... AM Office of the City and County Clerk heirs at law of PETER WHITMARSH, KEKAULIKE STEEET William R Castle, Tr, to Yee Yap. . D until 7:30 o'clock p. m., Sept. 2, 1909, deceased; WILLIAM KEKA; S. AOKI; Mary Kahai et al to Leong Sam for furnishing all labor and materials MARIE M. PAA; KAIAMA KEKA; Oahu Ice & Raoublic et al L and constructing the "Kaluanui Beach JAMES AKO. attornev in fact . for Electric Co. MANILA CIGARS Pauline E Rodiek and hsb to John- - Road," District of Koolauloa, City and JOSEPH WHITMARSH; THE TER Emmeluth, Tr, ...... D County of Honolulu. RITORY OF HAWAII; JOHN NOW FIVE CENTS Bids must be cn forms furnished by BROWN, JAMES BLACK, MART ICE delivered at any part of the eity. Recorded August 14, 1909. the City and County Clerk, in a sealed BLUE and JANE PURPLE, unknown Island orders promptly filled. envelope addressed to the City and owners and claimants; JOHN D Telephone 523, P. O. Box 600. Office. Stepney Fitzpatrick Bros. Andrew E Cox and wf to A "M Kewalo. Stangenwald (widow), M; lot 476, E County Clerk, and plainly marked on PARIS; MARY C. PARIS; J. D. TWO STOEES P 3563, bldgs, etc. Spencer Ave, Hono- the outside "Tenders for Kaluanui, PARIS, JUNIOR, and HANNAH 13a Sm lulu, Oahu; lot 495, R P 3570, bldgs, Beach Road." PARIS, Defendants. Fred Harrison, pres. E. A. Douthitt, fij EIl E2 Go to the. etc, Prospect St, Honolulu, Oahu; Plans and specifications can be had You are hereby directed to appear, V. Pres. W. W. Harris, Treas. and answer $1500. B 324, p 18. Dated July 23, on application to the City and County the Petition in aa action C. G. Bartlett, Auditor, A. V. Gear, See. Clerk, upon which a deposit of $5.00 entitled as above, brought against von UNION BARBER SHOP 1909. in Associated Garage Samuel Kalilikane to William II will be required, which will be refund- the District Court of the United Real Estate Ltd. Beers, B S; in all on lands ed upon their return. States, in and for the Territory of Exciiange The Very Best int rents Hawaii, from" LTD. and bldgs. Waiakea, S Hilo, Hawaii; The Board of Supervisors of the City within twenty days and Entrances from Merchant and King after service upon you a EXCLUSIVELY REAL ESTATE. , $180. B 321, p 438. Dated August 3, and County of Honolulu reserves the of certified ISnCXAXT AMD 3XKK0? ST1. copy to- 82 S. King Opposite 1909. right to reject anv or all bids. of Plaintiff's Petition herein, St. Union GrilL - D. gether with a certified copy of thi HAVE TOUR FRAME MADE BY Kaniale 2 (k) et al to Maria Kepi- KALAUOKALANI, JR., Summons. ONE "WHO KNOWS HOW TO MAKE lino (Mrs), D; J share in hm land Clerk, City and County of Honolulu. OUR MEATS And you u.-le- ss Mr. Mrs. S432-A- ug. are hereby notified that and Hashimoto FRAMED t Holna'loa 1 & 2. N Kona, Hawaii. $50. 18, 19, 20, Sept. 1, 2 you ARE ALL EIGHT. Dated-Au- appear and answer as above B 319, p 179. 7, 1909. required, MASSEURS Tom Wai Kim to Hong, B IN the said Plaintiff will take Pacific Picture Framing Go. Prompt delivery every day. Tarn S; THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE judgment of condemnation of the landt 2 int in firm of C Afong Ick Chong FIRST CIRCUIT, TERRITORY NUUANU BELOW HOTEL described in the Petition herein and Telephone 637 Co. Front St. Hilo; Hawaii; J $750. B OF HAWAII. AT CHAMBERS. for any other relief demanded PHONE 222 C. Q. YEE HOP CO. 321; p 438. Dated Aug 11, 1909. in the S IN PROBATE. Petition. Rheumatism, NEXT THE FISHMAEKET. Linshandrina A de Souza (widow). WITNESS the Honorable SANFORD to Martins, D; o A Bruises, HONOLULU IRON WORKS rraneiseo of Pat In the Matter of the Estate of CHAR- B. DOLE, Judge of said District Sprains, ent 4142, Ahualoa. Hamakua, Hawaii; LES MONTAGUE COOKE, De- Court, this 26th day of June COMPANY. MRS. J. ROSENBERG $250. B 319; p 179. ia the Tired Feeling Dated Aug 10, ceased. Order of Notice of Hear- year of our Lord one thousand nine and other ing Petition for Probate of Will. hundred and nine and of the in Ailments 2!aehhiery, Black Pipe, Galvanized HEW YORK and PARISIAN Jose G Leste and wf, et al. to The Boiler - dependence of the United State Quickly Pr;, Tubes, Iron and Steel En- resa K Quinn. D; pc land Kapaau. N Documents to purporting be the Last the one hundred and thirtv-thir- d Relieved. OFFICE Novelties Kofcnia, Hawaii; f2(o. B 315; p 473 Will and Testament and Codicil there- (Signed) A. E. MUEPHY. VTBEATORY V. Nuuann Street. Dated Aug 9, 1909. MASSAGE. WORKS Kakaako. to of CHARLES MONTAGUE COOKE, Clerk. 178 BERETANIA AVE.. NEAR EMMA Alitxander Young Bldg, Second Floor. Theresa K Quinn and hsb D) on (E to deceased, having the 31st day of (Endorsed) "No. 60 - District Court BATH AND MANICURE.