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' ' if-- . . - -l i : .. . mcz- .- (Associated Press Cablegrams.) WASHINGTON, September 23. President Roosevelt will leave for a four weeks trip through the central west. On September 29 he will take part in the dedication of the Mc- Kinley Mausoleum, at Canton, within which the bodies of both Mr. and Mrs. McKinleyhave already been placed- - He will then descend ,the Mississippi river and hunt game in Louisiana. . BORAH FOLLOWS HAYWOOD IN THE PRISONER'S DOCK

Ed- r BOISE CITY, Idaho, September 23. The trial of William GERMAN CRUISER CONDOR NOW IN PORT. -- gar Borah, on an indictment charging him with complicity in land v k ark - - yrfWWi vft r. of frauds, begins today. Iro- messenger from the captain to the ca the Condor encountered a succession A day ahead of expectations, the and a few bluejackets from the heavy blows; otherwise she has had a quois was excluded from the wharf ble office to dispatch notices of her German third-clas- s cruiser Condor, to home headquarters. ( pleasant trip. from Idaho in the until the vessel should be secured, and arrival 10 officers Borah was elected United States Senator Captain Ahlert, arrived yesterday from were The American jackies lent a hand There are 160 men and sentries from the U. S. Marines or two Solomon Islanders early part of this year. He was, with Hawley, the chief 'counsel for Samoa, docking at Naval Wharf No. 3 posted at the gateway, being relieved getting up the gangway and making aboard. One vessel secure, after which they are carried for boatmen, the jackies the state in the prosecution of William D. Haywood for the murder the ship was fast by an unarm- the boat-dut- y 3it 2:15 o'clock. after were invited aboard and served with not being obliged to do as of Governor Steunenberg of Idaho, which recently resulted in Hay- Owing to the day being Sunday she ed sentry from the Condor who could otherwise be the case. so was not beer. Lieutenant Commander Carter much as would wood's acquittal. Borah was born in Fairfield, 111., in 1865, and edu- fired no salute on entering the harbor, not speak English and friendly The Condor is a pretty cruiser of the Sunday by repeated appeals of and Captain Ahlert enjoyed a of Kansas. although, not considering the bothered the third-clas- s type and is not unlike the cated at the Universitv who wanted to get a chat of some fifteen minutes in. the : . t . .. saluting crew sightseers ill-fat- proposition, the battery being ed Bennington in appearance. man-of-wa- r. Condor's luxurious cabin, Ahlert was ready glimpse of the German ter of the U. S. Naval Station heartily hospitable and Carter extend- Her armament consists of eight -- one of the men The Condor excited a great deal of with the blanks and ing a more than official welcome. guns and eigjit machine HIS -- to know the powder was to interest among people at Waikiki and Maxims. She has WU TING FANG AND wanted if approach The process of mooring occupied con- guns, rapid fires and Toe kept in the sun. This was straight- others who observed her from engines are 2S0O many were the guesses siderable time, for steel hawsers were twin screws and her morning at the south, and horse-powe- ened out, however, and this people put out and the most careful precau- r. Condor will give the na- as to her identity. The naval last, ans BOYCOTT RECORD 8 o'clock the morning, tions taken, as if for a hurricane. When the Condor was here CHINESE of twenty-on- e guns, which expected her to arrive this gave a festabend tional salute some ago had The Condor has been in Pacific of Honolulu will be returned, gun for gun, by tha for cable advices time of officers and oVew. Sinoa for September 23. She waters four and a half years. She was in honor her "Naval Station battery. Later in the set the date September 1905, populace got such a taste for me will remain here fourteen days and the here in August and of the SeDtember 27. --Wu 'Tine Fansr. former Chinese Min day Captain Ahlert will call on Admiral is- of-w- ar while the Big Four cruiseM PRKING. men will be given an opportunity ta after long duty among southern "Very. opportunity lands. From here she goes to the Mar- were here, the coming of the Condor ister to Washington, is seeking to again secure that position. China, Commander Carter, U. S. enjoy themselves, such an welcome. She looks smaJl Lieutenant not often get cruising the shall Islands. She has been visiting is the more appointment is waiting to ascertain N.. captain of the U. S. S.. Iroquois as they do Fiji and in the naval dock where the West Vir- however, before making the to welcome German Pacific Archipelago. Last Sydney, Auckland, Tahiti, was on the naval wharf Samoa. She left Samoa on Septem- ginia was lying, but she is a fine vessel American views in regard to it, fearing disapproval, because of some warship. He did not go night they were allowed ashore and are maBj-might- the German in- ber 10. of her class and there exploited the time, that he was connected with the re- launch, but waited for the lost no time in finding points of warships where she came from. evidence, at out in the man ashore was a For the two days before entering port of American goods. ruiser to dock. Everyone but Carter terest. The first cent Chinese boycott 'Wu Ting Fang was Chinese Minister at Washington, from .1897 BEACH BURGLAR TAYLOR RAIDS December RIFLE RANGE IS MORE PILIKIA to 1902. He passed through Honolulu on his return, 2, 1902. While in W ashington he was one 01 tne most popular mem- SHOP bers of the diplomatic corps. He spoke English fluentlyand made NAVY FOR CAUGHT BY AEA BARBER numerous addresses in various parts of the United Stntes, one that HELP TO TIE attracted a great deal of attention being an oration on General Grant. It was reported that he had been offered a position in the faculty Hauled in University. On his recall to China he was appointed Still Causes Had Headquarters and Shrine Kakaako Gamblers of Columbia Through It Many Warships Gasoline Engine I Minister of Commerce with Chang Chi Tung as his colleague. He at Diamond Head Silver by Chief and Two Men a protege pf Li Hung Chang. May Come to This Trouble and More was Last Night. Port. Delays. Mirror Found. THE HAGUE " Chief Detective Taylor and Detec- CONFERENCE The latest papers from Hilo state The "Waikiki burglar has been fact that there is a rifle range Ahi 'lad considerable The it was expected that the Snark, caught and is now where he won't tives Reeves and this city on which the sailors and that in Kakaako last night, in- TILL In with Mr. and Mrs. Jack London on bother - Honolulu's prominent citizens excitement ADJOURNS DECEMBER navy may practise wblle handle themselves wnarines of the board, would leave Hilo today, but for some time at least. He w'as landed cidentally having to port Is very likely to be an crowd In a strenuous In this passengers who came down on the in the police station last evening by carefully and the will bring many more manner to preserve their own anato- September The Peace Conference has ad- incentive which Kinau state that it seems doubtful Sergeant Aea. He Is a Japanese and THE HAGUE, 23. than have been here A mies intact. naval vessels here will get away for some time. goes' by the name of Moromoto. a pal-ka- u game journed until December. It has been barren of results. comes from the au- if they An investigation of In the past. This is having more trouble with silver mirror, the property of Mrs. in the notorious Ah Leong block was ne London Dayton the Pa-ci- pre- thority of Admiral of engine and until it is (Sanford B. Dole, was recovered. In- what led the band to the classic The American Beview of Reviews, in its September number, discussing the Captains Mi- his gasoline fleet, and also from will hardly get away. formation was given to the police cincts. work of the conference, says: West Virginia remedied The raid of the Chinese gamblers lton and Saunders of the engine broke down only a short some time ago to the effect that a Taylor di- very gratifying trine, was unanimously approved. follows, it The proving successful, Chief It cannot fail to be Colorado. If this result time after leaving this city and has strange man had been seen haunting his to a Japanese bar- to American citizens to realize that, The American proposal, brought for- and on since. and rected attention that the money expended heen running satisfactorily the vicinage of Diamond Head ber shop about which a suspicious just as in 1S99, the American delega- ward by Mr. Choate, for making the will show nw men, who arrived those who saw him were uncertain court more permanent . 1 In thi.q cltV haS It is stated by Hilo crowd has been in the habit of hang- tion saved the first Hague Conference arbitration and the iSaxionai ,.A" " : engine can be whether he was a Japanese or a Porto game repre- compact, was approved. now a purpose even more valuable Saturday, that the ing. They were just finishing a from a virtual failure, so the also It served been In- - started all right but that as soon as Rican. On several occasions police of- passing over the money when of the United States at the seems probable that during the last that for which it has or four the and were sentatives than it has been running for three ficers have been sent out to solve the police jumped in and secured eleven second conference, in the present year, days of the conference (it is believed UeThere being taken minutes the bearings begin to heat mystery of the prowler, but without not without a fight, for have been the chief instruments in that the sessions will close by the mid- is great Interest stop Japanese, but perma- at present and it finally comes to a for this success until last night. they all wanted to get out of the door preventing that august international dle of the present month), a small 'arms practise On Saturday one of Portuguese and prize-of-w- ar in reason. . the once and were not particular how gathering from adjourning without the nent arbitration nvy and army as engineer S. was at re- loth the rea m Fenelon, who acted who arrived in the S. Kumeric fists. But the achievement of any substantial court will be elaborated and made a department has Jean city when they behaved with their and the former worK for London, is at present in this walking around Diamond Head were equal, to this little game sults. Disregarding the purely acade- permanent Institution. very proud of the feel-in- g up on police was on be past n. and while he has the friendliest he discovered a little shack the Japanese sot a mark on hi mic discussions during the conference, No agreement reached the h been done in the seems to have the im- hill not far from the lighthouse and and one work subject of the limitation of arma- Scb rifle competition for London forehead which was not made by hit- it may be stated that the real At-th- e national pression London will hardly go somewhat hidden by the algarobas. and divided into two classes, the ment. The conference would go no team took part that around ting the door. Chairs were broken can be in which the Hawaiian shooting very much farther on his trip He saw a man lying, apparently smashed, and the place one largely composed of technical further than to declare Its opinion that team fen-ci- ne water-bottl- es bunks were the first place in the world. The troubles with the asleep, in the shack, with some yard a cy- propositions aiming to render the con- limitation was desirable. The British navy aggregation As the of worry looked like a lumber after was was won by the are a continual source near at hand. The Portuguese police, unharmed, got duct of war more humane, and the resolution on this eubject, which things crop thought the man might be Chinese, clone when the involv- unanimously, Is follows: this Is the most iP !? to the writer and other the through. other of political propositions, passed as contests, and the llo ha up continually which are by no means Man Chong, who not long ago escaped ing the principle of preventing wars "This conference confirms the reso- practise says he left Prison where he was serv- of opportunity for rifle pleasing. Fenelon that from Oahu between between nations. The proposition lution adopted by the conference of organizations, the JJ simply on account of the ing a term for the killing of a police- his devotional instincts in forbidding the bom- regarding the limitation of mili- of the other ihe Snark sneak-thievin- .well-to-d- o citi- the United States very proud of the trip to Hilo. In man, and he was afraid to butt in lest g from towns and as military Department feels discomforts of the neighborhood. Among his bardment of undefended tary burdens, and burdens men. of this, he said: the fellow might be armed and make zens in the villages was unanimously approved in have been considerably augmented In victory of its n speaking mean were were found underclothes and place In the team You can understand what I it nasty for an intruder. Officers effects Commission, as was also the proposal almost all countries since 1899, it de- The sixth av . skeleton-key- s. has evidently been from the - ,1 tmv exoerienee the sent out to the shack on Saturday This of sea warfare highly desirable to see th was taken by the team ' " go for some time. to add to the rules clares it is Annapolis, ana flrcTnight out. I was supposed to night, but could find no trace of the his headquarters provisions of the Geneva Conven- governments earnestly resume the Acamedy at 2 o'clock, police have located a Hawaiian the great honor to the,Javy wa X from midnight till man. The tion. The proposition for the prohibi- study of this question." rou.ht on ,,.tohiv apttlea In rav was dls- - who reports that about twelve days blocked Lee of the TTell I got coiiii." Last night. Sergeant Aea there tion of submarine mines was M. Leon Bourgeois, one of the Cadet ig a 'medal soundi.j asleep when patched to the scene. He saw the man ago he was at the shadk and Germany. On generally re,, the Individual contest tawr nobody around. He en- tain and French delegates, and came down and woke at the shack, but when the officer seemed to be hand, the British proposal garded as the ablest diplomatic and and a cash prize SJalnVarren go on a and found the silver mirror the other war, defeating the ery nfe was time for me to showed himself Moromoto ran like tered for the abolition of contraband of legal representative at the present con- tory and l?1t It cabin there are four deer and Aea had the chase of his above referred to, hearing the initials a majority of In the United States. Seek. Now in the Eight or nine days, ago a although it received ference, has more than once announced be seen that the life. But the policeman secured the A. C. D. votes in the conference, is to be con- "the purpose of The Hague Peace From this it will fellow, put up a strenuous fight Japanese servant at Waikiki said he the great that a greaT interest InjrW who prowling sidered burled, since all Conference of 1907 Is not the pacific or- don, Japanese ra takes S-STn- saw a bourse, having their for liberty. He Is a short, stocky man thought he naval powers, including the United ganization of war, but the Judicial or- shooting, and one of the reason something of a wrrestler. around in and out of the premises two herself, fleet up and States, except Great Britain ganization of peace." The month of has caused the 1 got Moromoto had been making of the or three times. American proposal sev- - go Magdalen Bar apparently speaks no are against it. The August was noteworthy, also, for Coast to to ,,,- - A.i mto my bunk. When little shack under the cliff a comfort- .Moromoto collection of contract gun Is that a rang; supposed to be a recent concerning the ig practise even erect- English aTjd is much-discuss- ed Doc- - (Contlnued on Page Seven.) ound able headquarters. He had debts.-t-he Drago small arms could be Joying Four.) ed a shrine where he could exercise arrival. well as a convenient place (Continued on Fase (Continued on Page Ten.) THE PACIFIC COMMERIC AL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 23, 1907.

ESPERANTO AND THE DOOM OF MILITARISM. a Women and Girls CHICAGO TAKES The "fuss and feathers" of mili- tarism are doomed, "the pomp and cir- 0 S IL 13 Iff j Who suffer every month from Crampa, cumstance of glorious war" are to bs f i m S Headache, Vomiting, Dizzi Saciache, things of the past, says A. H. Weller ' ness or Paintlnz srell3 should know NOT1C E OF OUR in that advanced and liberal journal. that if a few doses of the Bitters were The Westminster Review "(London). ' ; taken at the first symptom they would This writer deplores alike the terrible fHfIE IE Al- Bare all this nnnacessary suffering. ISLAND FRUITS insubordination prevalent, as we read, ways keep a bottle of in the French Army, the pompous and The little ones M HOSTETTER'S absurd officialism which papers like receive special at- ni ' SLmplieissimus (Munich) represent as tention here. If yours need new cloth- 1 Stomach Bitters so prevalent in the German Army, and ing it will be to your advantage to buy the conscription with which a British this week. handy and youH The Shipment Recently Made by the Experi war minister is threatening his coun- always enjoy good try. A common language, he declares, Hand:nia.Je CaPf' Dresses, Slips, Robes. health. Thousands is all that is required to bring about sMrt?' All at reduced prices Arouses Much Interest a common understanding for this week of other sickly ment Station amonsr tho STOMACH nations and put an end to war's bar Children's s women have found barisms and barbarities. His amazing Wash Dresses in Lawns and Zephyr Gin-ham- in the Windy City. asres 6 to 15 years, $i-2s- . ft ' this true. It also optimism puts to shame the Baxter . - - . at Si.ro anrl - cures who published polyglot editions of the unrig- the children to see the new Teddy Bears, Monkevs if- Bible under the motto "Many are the Puss in Boots and Rabbits. Insomnia, tongues of earth; there is but one in New line of heaven." Mr. Madras Shirting, Plain, White and Figured Poor Appetite, The following Indicates the interest pineapple is a gionous mammoth of a Weller thinks that on 36 inches wide, Sleeplessness, creature, tongue on earth is likely to introduce at 25c per yard. which the Experiment Station's recent ranging in weight from four Indigestion, to nine pounds, and juicy to the point universal peace. He writes as fol shipment of island fruits aroused in of being both food and beverage. lows: MODEL BLOCK, .V2xtC-"..- -' Costiveness, Chicago. It is from The Bulletin, the As the workers of the world become TEMPTING HAWAIIAN RARITIES. FORT STREET BiIi0TlsneS3 or weekly publication of the Chicago As- better educated and more thoughtful. PGShSF?.3' Mai a Ha Tever and are able' to , The appreciate the horrors sociation of Commerce. It is publish- avocado or alligator pear is lit- and Ague. tle known in this jnarket. Most ship- of war and the blessings of peace, ed under a good display head and with ments of this fruit have militarism will die a natural death. hope sickly reached the lVmtymESn We all When T. Edward Wilder, chairman Pacific ports in bad shape, but ex- It is believed by some people that a of the Publicity committee, was in the periments have shown that proper man proves his love for his own coun- " 1 1 . .A A try by his win try once. Islands, he brought away methods of shipment will probably hatred of some one's else il at Hawaiian secure country, ,but this is as false as many I . delivery of this fruit to interior GOLD AND f - an enthusiasm for this new American SILVER markets in a condition requisite for other popular ideas. The true patriot Is territory and imparted something very its analytic consideration by American ne wnose love or mankind is not like it for the work and ideals of the tastes. The tree of the alligator pears measured by geographical boundaries, U who, Chicago Association of Commerce. Out is susceptible of orchard cultivation. but because he desires the wel If The mango fare of his own countrymen, also de of his visit has grown an enterprise is a delicious fruit, scarce- ly known in the United States, al- sires the welfare of the men of other if Chicago, about to come to its climax In though Hawaii has forty or fifty va- countries. One of the most hopeful If. wide-sprea- This enterprise is the laying down in rieties. It ships well in cold storage. movements of today is the d study We told an Eastern this city of a cargo of Hawaiian fruits The papaya fruit is both of long and of the new international lan Manufacturer to send us a large as- I. round type. It tastes like an osage guage called Esperanto. By its means sortment of his WILL, ADD GREATLY TO In two or three instances unfamiliar, we newest patterns and designs in metal frames melon. It can be shipped in cold stor- shall soon be able to exchange as soon as TOUR GOOD DRESSING interesting, and worthy careful ex age without deterioration in flavor. ideas with men of other nations, and they were out. ploitation for their trade possibilities, The Isabella grape is offered in the W3 shall perhaps be surprised to find In this way we did not have to wait for catalogs etc. "We have them" in shipment originates Honolulu market almost every month how much like ourselves these for- This with the eigners As a result we have a very large ft agricultural of the year. There are possibilities in are. It is the inability to un variety of extremely ' government's experiment i- SOLID GOLD cultivation of this between De- derstand each other that Is responsible attractive frames. Some E fruit for standing, others for the walls. station In the islands, and with the cember and June for export to Amer- for much of the mutual suspicion and In gold, burnished and finish ; . satin . and oxidized FROM Hawaiian Promotion Committee. ican cities. Hawaiian grapefruit is distrust that exist between different and plain Greater care could not be taken than fine, and the Hawaiian orange a foun- races, but with the aid of; this new silver. Numerous shapes and sizes. auxiliary has marked the preliminaries of ship tain of juice. language the probability of ' The Hawaiian banana commands war will be greatly lessened, and in- See the display iri our window. ment, appeal recog good-wi- $1.50 UP for Hawaii's for the most discriminating patronage in ternational ll will be enor- nition .is to be nothing less than the the San Francisco market. It is of the mously strengthened." Great Central Market. First, Jared type known as the Chinese banana Honolulu Photo-Suppl- y Co. G. Smith, director of the United States The Hawaiian cooking banana is prac A BALM INDEED. tically JUL agricultural experiment unknown out of the Islands, but No external . application is equal to Fort Street, near Hotel. 0 Ml fit station in the none the less there should be openings Islands, dispatched to Francisco Chamberlain's Pain Balm for sore San for it in our season of dearth of fresh muscles or swollen Joints. No matter "Everything Photographic' an experimental shipment of fifteen vegetables. what may be the cause this liniment I Manufacturing Jewelers tons of island fruit, chiefly alligator will give relief. For sale by all dealers. f 5 FUTURE OF THE MANGO pears, papayas, Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd., Agents for bananas and What the government, whose 113 trade Hawaii. Hotel Street SEEKING A TRUSTWORTHY EX-- Interests are not personal but univer -f- - PERIMENT. sal, says about the mango is Interest- Little Edna What is ing. The report from "leisure' This consignment was dispatched the bulletin of mama? Mama-r-It- 's the spare time a the aforesaid experiment station, men- woman has in which she can do some under care of J. E. Higglns, horticul tioned above, contains these educa other kind of work, my dear. Chicago BOSS OF THE ROAD OVERALLS turist of the experiment station, who, tional data: Daily Xews. upon reaching San Francisco, cabled "The mango will unquestionably be . i Depot PORUSKNIT UNDERSHIRTS come a popular For Best Soap . . the condition of the fruit to Hono fruit in the markets He (sententiously) I always speak DRESS SUIT CASES or the temperate zone. Its beauty of my suppose lulu. Thereupon with Increased knowl- rorm, mind. She (tartly) I that and coloring, its enchanting aro is why you have the reputation NEW LINE OF SHIRTS, TIES, HATS AND CAPS. SEE DISPLAY That's Ours. edge ma of being about matters of packing, han and delicious flavor, make it' a a man 01 so few words.--' Baltimore IN OUR WINDOW. :U5 urn dling, temperature, etc., there were fruit universally appreciated where American. Fort Street dispatched a second mixed fruit ship known. The inferior seedling varieties Odd Fellows Hn1Minr Now ment of twenty-fou- r tons, which, be have been , responsible for the unenvi Ing transferred at San Francisco to able reputation which it has acqufred $4.00 a Case Delivered a refrigerator car, started eastward among some travelers. The fine varie with stops for inspection at Ogden, ties have only recentlv been introrlu. V' Salt Lake and Denver. Mr. Higgins, ed in the American tropics and are BY YOUR GROCER. In charge of the shipment, arrives as yet known to but few. When these Friday, Aug. 30, and the fruit is ex- shall have been propagated and pected Aug. 31 or Sept. 1. It is planned distributed in Hawaii, Florida, Porto Of that the car will be sidetracked at the Rico, the Philippines, Cuba and Mexi vons State street freight terminal of the co, the growing of. the fruit will be HlttD Northwrestern railway. come an Important industry. The de The coatless days are past in Honolulu. Limited. With this important shipment of mand for it will increase as those who miscellaneous Hawaiian fruits seeking are yet young have seen the markets P. L. WA2J)B0Nf Agen. friendship and business is a ton of increase in their capacity for oranges. Nearly every business pineapples, wonders all, presented by lemons, pomelos (grapefruit), bana man wears a the Hawaiian Promotion Committee to nas and many other fruits. Hawaii the Chicago Association of Commerce. should grow a large portion of the coat kind. have splendid The committee named by Mr. Wilder mangoes for the western markets. of some We a 1907 STYLES to receive this fruit are R. G. Mur- 'The experiment station has experi doch, fruit merchant, 40 Dearborn mented for several years in the keep stock of office in alpacas of street; George W. Sheldon, chairman ing of mangoes in cold storage with new coats AND of the Foreign Trade committee of the most favorable results. Mangoes may association; Richard C. Hall, chair- be kept much longer than avocados colors, man of the Executive committee; under refrigeration without deteriora- yarious pongees and blue and Homer A-- Stillwell, chairman of the tion in quality. They have ,been ship- Ways and Means committee; L. G. ped long distances and have arrived PATTERNS Kunze, fruit merchant, 60 state street, in perfect condition. There Is but one black series, etc. to NOW TO BE SEEN AT and the Publicity committee. obstacle the development of a large OUR HAWAIIAN TRADE. and prosperous mango industry in Ha waii, and this one calls 3 import for immediate light, extremely comfortable and 17. W. AHAHA LTD The trade of the United and stringent of part They're very so dressy & GO., States with its territory Hawaii, is as action the of the government. mansro-weev- il yet largely sugar. Hawaii is increas- The that most them about the streets. FASHIONABLE TAILORS, ing export to coun- threatens the Industry, and the longer men wear 2 King her articles of this the fight against delayed, Street. $13,-687,7- is 09 it try, and these have -- grown the from greater will be its difficulties and ex in 1897 to $29,071,813 In 1907. We pense." partly paid imports in have for these Chicago fruit jobbers in speculating ALL KINDS 1907 with exports worth $14,433,725. Al- s upon the future of Hawaiian fruit in c though our purchases from Hawaii in this market should reckon in Its favor u CASH REGISTER, 1907 were represented by nearly 28 sugar more with the fact that the government is millions worth of of the fostering Its cultivation and correct Haberdasher and Clothier. Merchant and Fort Streets. p TYPEWRITER, than 29 millions of imports, there is transportation. a growing trade In Hawaiian fruits, It is for the Chicago ADDING MACHINE, dealer to determine its acceptability, and it Is these which the distributors prices and the public taste being con MIMEOGRAPH and of the Great Central Market need to sidered. know about if they would bring Amer- GLOBE-WERNICK- E ican products into competition with HAWAII AS A BUSINESS PROPOSI I similar fruits raised by our sub-tropic- al TION. and tropical English and Latin-Americ- an In considering Honolulu as the neighbors. source of new business, it is interest E SUPPLIES Twenty years ago Americans knew ing to know that certain of its com- CARD SYSTEMS little of the banana. Now its consump mercial and social conditions are s tion increases at about a million dol- these: lars worth a year. A little while ago Honolulu has 45,000 people. Hawaiian Office Specialty the grape fruit was a queer, extrava Average temperature 74 degrees, and IN THE "NEVADAN" gant looking creature to northern average relative humidity 72 per cent. eyes. Today the producer hardly A northwest wind blows 260 days of Company keeps pace with the demand. While the year. The rainy season is from 931 the pineapple is pretty well estab November to the end of March. Fort Street lished, the avocado and mango are Fourteen Pacific mail steamers call Two of the famous BUICK 2 cylinder rarities. All these fruits are native to port. touring OUR at this TELEPHONE IS NOW that land of possibilities. Hawaii, six The assessed property is $31,000,000, days distant from our own Pacific and the rate of taxation 1 per cent. coast, and as much nearer, compara One thousand five, hundred telephone cars, and one BUICK 4 cylinder touring car. tively speaking, as by fast express subscribers and 26 miles of electric steamers our future trade with the car service show it to be no island EAGLE DYEING AND islands shall ordain. castaway.

CLEANING Hawaii is now studying, scientifical- good hotels. hill-climbi- WORKS It has three ng ly, forty-eig- for their Fort Street. the culture and transportation of Two hundred and ht Noted and adaptability to fruits, this being under the supervi- automobiles and carriages keep sion of the office of experiment sta- things moving. Hawaiian roads. Also, 5 of the popular FRESH MILCH tions of the United States department Seven banks are ready to promote COWS of agriculture. The horticulturist of trade. the Hawaiian station is J. E. Higgins, MAXWELL runabouts. IMPORTED AND It has a paid fire department. ISLAND who, as above sail, is in charge of .fraternal, social ana sporting or the experimental consignment of mix- ganizations abound. ed Hawaiian fruits to Chicago. The Two opera houses attract continent Now ready for inspection at our Club Stables impetus the Hawai- Telephone 109 venture takes in al features. ian Promotion Committee, H. P. Wood, A cable ties the islands with San garage. secretary. Francisco and Manila. It would appear that the problem of tSteam and wireless communication Don't be Dammed the Hawaiian shippers is to put rare unify the islands and railways serve and palatable fruits into the Chicago leading plantations. von Hamm-Youn-g t BY NUUANU WATER market in marketable and tempting inree agricultural experiment sta- condition. Chicago course Get your of gathers tions are developing Hawaiian re supply from In every fruit of the world for which sources. Co., there is profitable sale, but it is likely Distance to San Francisco, 2100 Soda Works that certain of Hawaii's product are miles: to Portland, 2360: to Yokohama. i so far novelties as to need systematic 3400; to Manila, 4090; to Hongkong, Telephone 71 , . , effort at introduction. The Hawaiian 4920. THE PACIFIC COMMERICAL, ADVERTISER, HONOLULU. SEPTEMBER 23. 1907.

I BOYS' . A New Zealander s 'WmfgS Praise of Hawaii

. i J. Clarke. uesna. The following is editorial correspondence in The Tria-1- . a literary

, ... periodical publication of New is MATERIAL WELL, MADE - I M Zealand. It written ly J. X. Baeyertz, the FIXE - m ft. .f J-- 1 Editor, and is very fully and very handsomely illustrated: NOTE PRICES I left New Zealand on the 2:2nd of December oa the 5. S. Ventura, and in process of. time arrived at Pago Pago. ThU is a very delightful spot, some- L50 JL"5 52.00 $2.23 $2.50 thing like what one might imagine the garden of Eden to have been before S2.75 $3.00 the little misunderstanding arose about Satan and an apple. The harbor i apparently the crater of a long extinct volcano. Unfortunately we arrived BUY THE SCHOOL, CLOTHJKG NOW at 11 o'clock at night, and left jut after daylight the next morning; still we r r "" r were able to go ashore and see some native dances and hear some native singing. The Samoans have quite good voices and sing well in tune melo.lieally and L. MNOY harmonically. We had the good fortune to arrive in Honolulu at about S o'clock ia the NUUANU, BELOW HOTEL, morning. We went out immediately by electric car to the Moana Hotel at -- we ? . . Waikiki Beach, where breakfasted. The hotel is really magnificent, and - . . . ..4 J M ! , Kaimuki Delivery ;!T k any New Zealanders who make this trip should certainly have a meal there if Jr possible. The menu contained such as items the following: papaya, island We will hereafter deliver to Kaimuki Poi. guava in on Mondays and Thursdays, until fur- grapes, jam, bananas cream (and how differently the fresh banana ther notice. tastes to those which we get in New Zealand!), fillet of ulua, crab salad, fried bananas and bacon, frogs legs, etc. After breakfast we visited the Aquarium. Henry May & Co., Ltd. Here are such fish as no sane person could ever imagine hundreds of nature's piscatorial jokes. Many of them look as though they had been hand-painte- - 1 - I t f V' . ! Here may be seen a black, white and brown trigger fish; another fellow old rf. gold, blue and green, whose tiny vermiform fins move with a most peculiar Clean, dye, press and wash suits. ciliary motion. Then there was another brave chap all green and orange; Call for and deliver them. another brown, black, orange, yellow and blue. There is a mackerel look r that - - I ? - HONOLULU CLOTHES CLEANING 3 r jf- 1,1 I ' ,- as though silver paper had been pasted all over him; and yet others gaily COMPANY decorated with every color ia the spectrum. These fish also are not only freaks Tel. 147. It in color, but also in shape. There are fish that look like a Japanese kite; HONOLULU IRON WORKS others like a cat; again others shaped like ovate, lanceolate, hastate and sagit- COMPANY. tate leaves. Xature was in one of her merriest moods indeed when she Machinery. Black Pipe, Galvanized i designed and painted these remarkable fish. Pipe, Boiler Tubes, Iron and Steel, En- After seeing the Aquarium I paid a visit to the office of the Bulletin, and gineers' Supplies. It had an interesting chat with the editor and some of his staff; then V called OFFICE Nuuanu Street. upon Mr. H. P. Wood, the Secretary of the Hawaii Promotion Committee. The WORKS Kakaako. r ... - ? -- Promotion Committee of Honolulu very much resembles our Tourist Depart- - mir" - -- ' W. -- " ,,r ment, and Mr. Wood seems to be quite as enthusiastic in his work as our Mr. Carl Oss Advertiser Photo. E. Hamauku. Ben Clarke. T. E. Donne, and that is praise indeed. As soon as he knew I was a journalist REGATTA DAY. Vhite Enamel KEALANI JUNIORS, DEFEATED BY MYRTLES ON from New Zealand he placed a motor car at the disposal of Our rrty, and provided me with beautiful photos, some of which are reproduced here and in Waialua leather-chaser- s, the Honolulu this month's supplement. After an excellent lunch at the Young Hotel we TOURNEY Plantation boys once more demon- CHINESE ALOIS drove through a beautiful valley for about six miles. Then one of the most Iron Beds GOLF strated that they certainly have a com- astonishing panoramas I have ever seen burst upon our surprised and delighted bination hard for any plantation team gaze. The view opened out so suddenly that not one of the party could Sanitary and Recommended by the to beat. Notwithstanding the fact that OUT OF RACE restrain an exclamation of surprise and wonder. The Nuuanu Pali is a great Medical Profession WON MILKER the Waialuas have of late been taking cliff a thousand feet high, which forms the dividing line between the two their neighborhood teams into camp, sides of the island. It was in this narrow pass that King Kaiuebameha I.r team had little diffi- with an army of 16,000 warriors, surrounded bis enemies and drove them to a F Merriam and Evans Tie for the crack Lulu The Chinese Athletics and the cue m culty in bringing home victory, as the man over this fearsome precipice. Thus ended the last lesson. Second in White Rock score indicates. Due mention, however, Palamas for the I would strongly advise all New Zealand tourists who travel this way to Young Building Contest. must be given to the Aiea players, Pennant. arrange to spend a week or ten days at Hawaii. I have never seen such most of whom are well known on the astonishing prodigality of vegetation before Banyan trees, Fan Palms, Royal local diamond. Palms, Cocoanut Palms, the Mango, Guaya, Banana, and Hibiscus; and there Ice & Electric lineup score Oahu yester The following is the and The Chinese Alohas were given a of houses there is in trees In spite of the bad weather by innings: is as much variety in the architecture the as the COMPANY. surprise yesterday by the Palama J day at the Country Club, there was a Aiea Foo Yau, c; John Benito, p.; and flowers. No two houses seem to be alike, hundreds are in excellent taste. C, which they will probably never delivered at any part of the city. good attendance for the White Rock H. Kawai, lb.; A. Benito, 2b.; Ed. some are bizarre, some perhaps are outre; but for the most part, though there Ice ss.; Geo. forget. was in nature a iBland orders promptly filled. TeL Main golf tournament. H. H. Walker was Ayau (capt.), 3b.; Alver, Jr., It the of are a few houses which belong to the early packing-cas- e style of architecture, 62S. O. Box 600. Office. Kewalo. Wond. John Paakaula, If.; John Peter, base-bal- l game and the score was 7 cosmopolitan: P. the lucky man, taking first place with Arnold, they are extremely picturesque. Honolulu is exceedingly the cf.; C. M. Fong, rf. Chas. to 2. As the result of the game the a net score of 85 for the two rounds. manager; B. Silva, coach. Japanese and Chinese rub ehculders with the native Hawaiians, the Portuguese, A. Alohas have lost their chance for the HEW MILLINERY J. C. Evans came in with a net score Waialua Keonaona, c; P. Frank, p.; the Spaniard, the Germam and the American. There is no servant girl problem. tone, cnampionsmp. was a natue oe- - of S6, which was tied by C. H. Mer John Souza. lb.; David, 2b.; An it in Honolulu. The Chinese are excellent cooks, and no better household servants ss.; Lopez, If.; tween two pitchers, Paa Evans, however, naa a nanaicy 3b.; Joe Smith, John the Kua and than the Japanese are to be found anywhere. riam. Figario, cf.; J-- Madeiros. rf. of eight, while Merriam had nrteen 10 luhl On Hawaii, the largest island of the Hawaiian group, there are still active flfSS POWER'S score. Walk Score by innings; Chas. Faaluhi, as he known, may help him toward the low 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 is volcanoes The Mauna Kea is 13,90o feet, and the Mauna Loa is 13.6.0 feet. MILLINERY PARLORS, Boston handicap of five. er had a 21 be the coming Barney Joy of Hawaii. To digress for a moment, one can not help being struck by the similarity be-- . ulldlng. Fort Street. were Waialua ...... 300000 06 For the erosf scores there three 7 was a won-- of the Aiea 23001001 Paaluhi's work in the box tween Hawaiian and Maori. Mauna Kea would be Maunga Kea in Maori, and ties. Austin White, the winner for time, Cup so the champion of the The Ewas have been approached with der to the Chinese Alohas a Mauna Loa Maunga Roa. I had an interesting talk with a highly intelligent PORTRAITURE Manoa and as yet Territory, made 90. which was the same a challenge from the Aleas, but The Alohas scored a run each in the and cultivated Hawaiian prince, and after two or three hours' conversation oy they have iot accepted. It is to be inning, We are specially fitted for a very as was made by Walker and also second and seventh while the we came tothe conclusion that Maori was a purer dialect of Polynesian than Call and see Frank Hal3tead, who had a handicap hoped, however, that they will wake Palamas scored two in the third and high clas3 of work. sound slumber and, for the Hawaiian. of two strokes. The wind was niowm from their In inning. In the seventh samples. prevented low sport there is in' baseball, accept the two the fifth On the island of Hawaii is the largest known active volcano Kilauea very strong indeed and three, R. W. PERKINS, ores. GuSts of rain swept over xne same before long. Inning, they added another which is a depression in the mountain side 4000 feet above the sea level; the to which made the Alohas .give up all Phone 77 links occasionally, and hardly added NOTES OF THE GAME. crater floor is 900 feet below the rim, which latter is nearly eight miles ia Hotel St, near Fort mlgnt nave Deen hope of winning. the clean work which The Aieas played a steady, heady circumference. The photos which am enabled to reproduce through, the otherwise. By defeating the Kaalas, the Chinese I done game. Athletics and the Palamas will have H. P. Wood will give some faint idea of the players yesteraay " courtesy of the photographers and Mr. A Barrel of Monkeys A number Conspicuous among the crowd on the to ngnt out tne cnampionsmp ior me which have been four-year-o- ld a tried the new sticks bleachers was the mas- cannot furnish one-ha- lf the fun of imported directly from Scotland by E. much our own scenery, pen and sensitive plate whisper but faintly to us Hear the exact cot of the Aieas, Master Arnold. tween the Kaalas and the C. A. C. was of Victor Talking Machine. jfc.Son. and which are by I t champion An old mule was struck a batted interfered with by rain for sometime, of their surpassing glories. Victor at copies of those used by the colored gentleman who was 3 proved to be a ball and a yet the score was good. It stood MUSIC CO., LTD. of the world They holding up the bleachers' end for the BERGSTR0M , going to be an off Building, St. great success. Lulu boys was onto his feet in an ln Th. tMm won hv heaw bat- - whether it is SOME FREAK Odd Fellow3 Fort Rock Cup has now been certainly they will The White nevev stant with an "Oh, that was ting and good team work. Espinda, day for them or whether twenty and has : times I ng played for a sour lemon, suh!" the Maui twirler, has Improved a good twirl in record-breaki- form. won more than once by any ind- Waialuas played a BASEBALL PLAYS EL PALENCIA CIGAR been the owner John Lopez of the deal and did clever work for his team. Furthermore, even after a good start ividual In order to become star game for his side. The lineup and score by Innings was A mild Havana cigar that never fall of the trophy it must be won three is made there is no certainty that this person. The scores as follows: The most Interesting part of base- to please. -- times by some one Palama A. C Harris, 2b; Kahaawi- - means a good finish, and in not a small Sold by of the day were: FAST RUNNNIO nui, If; Kealoha, 3b; Paaluhi. p; Wal percentage of cases the twirler him- ball writing lies In the discussion of Hayselden Tobacco Co., Ltd. ker, cf; Zerbe, rf; Kaopua, ss; Hoo little, any, warning that the odd plays and points that come up. 3 self has if Alexander Young Bldg. O IN THE EAST pii, c; Kama, lb. explosion is coming. The opening team things that will happen and for whose S3 Akana, e; V. Ayau, Name. Chinese Alohas to occurrence the rules do not provide. o M 9 ss: Kua. d: Quon Chew, 2b; Ayup, lb; for some reason or another, starts c on doing odd point occurred at St. Paul BUY NOW! 3 C col- Aukai. cf; Mahukona, 3b; F. Akana, hit the ball, and they keep An At Buffalo, N. T., yesterday the ' Jewelry. 3 rf; Ho Lim, If. pitcher will recently. With a man on third base Gems, Gold and Silver ore of "Tom" Longboat, the famous lt despite the fact that the TJp-to-d- ate one- - Styles. SS . I I t 11 , tell you he has everything that he be and no out Cooley hit a fly ball special order Armstrong, F. H. 47 43 2 Onondaga Indian runner of Toronto, : I Ready-mad- e or by 47 46 93 an with to Ben Koehler, which that fielder lost on Anderson. T. W. Scr. Ontario, were lowered at Kenilworta Chines Alohas .... 01000001 02 reasonable. Call 5 107 -- Price ni Brown, E. C 61 51 v.; , w The catcher's Judgment is usually In the sun. It performed the miracu- 10 Park by three Buffalo amateurs. The n,, tBuchly, R. J. .. Lo, p; Bui, c; Hon relied upon to no small extent by a lous trick so often spoken of as im- SUN WO IS distance was only three miles, which Ayau, cf; J. Chi Bishop. E. F...... C. Akina, 3b: H. Chack, 2b; a pitcher possible of hitting Koehler on the St. P. O. Box 91 5 Yin rf; manager in judging whether No. 1308 Maunakea M. Is too short for the Indian to make his IX. Campbell, E. En Sang, lb; K. T. Chmg, 3 right or not, yet the instances, are head, and bounding so high Into the A. F. 73 63 18 113 showing. The Buffalo trfo were ss; Kupa, 3b; given Ewart, 86 best Kaala A. C Clement, numerous where a catcher has that Cr'ss, who was playing with J.-- 46 47 1 air J C. Kener-- Fernandez, cf; Espin- - jt pitcher is at Evans. 52 10 95 r. Hadley, H. Coward and N. Hoopii, rf; aa hia opjnion that a Koehler, caught it. M. DAVIS Edmunds, E. 53 M. Correa, Britio. c; yet twirler has not J. IS New xors Heraia. da, d; lb; njs js anj the As soon as the man on third mw J- - - ...ison. 2b. hand, Falk, C. J Heine, cf; B. Bailey, any time. On the other a oa 51 11 95 Caledonian games held at lasted Koehler miss the ball he started for Gaines, J. D. ... At the 5 1 S R 7 S 9 Imannror frfjuentlv thinks that a Machine Repairer 9 100 1 home. Crlss. who made the putout. Sewing . . . 55 . 54 Maspeth, Long t T- - Washington Park at worm Gill. 3 TTaaia a c. 00000000 22 nltcher has notning juchuuiu.. threw to third base. The umpire, Near Orphenm High. B. . island, few days ago Alfred Shrubb, 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 reason - No. 1256 Tort Street, C 15 a Chinese A. C. "3 but for some puis " holding that the putout was not madj tHawes, A. G., Jr. English runner, proved be- game only to have him nnisn wun a TELEPHONE 117. 44 50 92 the great until Criss actually caught the ball, F. runner for fine record. of this may te iaia un- and Im- Halstead. 57 15 10S yond a doubt that as a Part declared the runner out. Which mada at your house P. J-- 66 miles batting or strong batting, as Repairs Harwood, IS a distance of from one to five MURPHY BEATS to weak questionably was the proper decision. machine guaranteed. , C. com- may be, certainly not all mediate use of Kimball, .j.... 6 100 he is in a class by himself. He the case but Supposing a center fielder was K'.ebahn, F. W. . 57 49 runners in this 50 15 85 peted against the best HYLAND of it. - throwing to stop a runner going home.. Machines for Sale or Rent Merriami, C. H. 51 country the one, three and five mile DICK Ona nt the main causes of tne orai- Sewing 51 53 15 94 in The runner sees the throw start, and. J. I- - and won each nary of pitchers Is the almost Mclnerny, IS events in one afternoon failure put feeling that it will beat him to the t Phillips. M with ease. the mile run he 11. marvelous control necessary to IS event In PHILADELPHIA, September plate. plate, returns to third. Meanwhile the J. G. . P. Smallwood of England and curves and breaks across the deflect- - Rothwell. 59 IS 118 defeated Before a crowd at the National throw hits the umpire and is full-blood- laree sts M. A. Nash, the ed Indian where the ball takes nm Dome Robinson. 12 114 Albert j i. The runner at third, thinking 53 Murphy Hew O. L. 6S three-mil- e run Athletic Club tonight. Tommy fa curve mS be judged Sorenson, 96 Black Hawk. In the Zin l "m 63 51 IS more" than half a lap of New Tork outpointed "Fighting to an exactness wo Simp011. 15 he finished first - a player retr,eves the ball and throws six-rou- nd most of Smith. F. C ahead of Bob Hallen, who was com- Dick"' Hyland of California in a the minor league ptchers and 5 Small-woo- d tn t ball tne i t Thayer, W. W. pelled to do his best to beat least this was the um fan the oer i nmr.1 ....rtr- a tha ValT And 10 mile battle. At 0 Wall. A. C for second place. Before a decision of the experts, inasmuch as plate.- Minor league. " the runner scores. Does the run count? IS five-mi- . . , l will a S. A. - had been run in the le event the . . c!." oTaftmr. ana inej take f Walker. 47 5 S5 comes Most assuredly. 43 field. He s that H. H. .... champion had lapped his ,., iv,- - tv,! first chance with anything half-passe- d Walker. 90 .h. . . .. v. ; ? v i.ti But when a ball hits the Austin ...... 44 46 Scr. finished two laps in front of the ether good around tne Piaie' tnnca in "hite, 46 2 94 battle in the East. He made a , af"come umpire on foul ground, no matter if ite, E. O .... W competitors and was almost as fresh impression. is longer dis- nw w i9otia must see tne speed and would not 54 56 IS 92 were His forte it. if has lost Its .... as when he started. The races one ovpr before they strike at ! Woon. Wm IS 106 tance than six rounds. In only corners have rolled a foot from the catcher. i E. .... 62 62 professional affairs and netted Shrubb appear than up bag. Waterman. IS of the six did he better .:.lnlL:,, '1 it in a certain; the runners on base move a F. L. $120. the New Tork lightweight. This was :, ball the umpire on 15 If a batted hits Weight, C, S second when with a left jab he his base 54 43 11 92 in the "kry --"p TOod of fair ground the batter takes f C. T. blood from Murphy's ncse. even a rerentae move up. Wilder. 61 5S 114 brought maVr Compara-jan- d the runners S- - G. - SPANIARDS WIN bet- Wilder. Hyland was the favorite in the Lw Z Sfcherhave absolute con- - The rules governing such occurrences f Wilder, H. A. 117 ting at 10 to 9. rof curV and should be revised and .codified. Wlth- - 0.- - C. 61 63 of and brks. Wilder, W. 9S YACHT RACE not their best out doubt the proper construction of - 55 49 V the la"er are at -' J r You n sr. J- - PITCHERS ARE A PUZZLE. ha'i -- the place just enough them is that of Johnson, that when a 5es the twirler ball an umpire it shall go as the Absent. a"a"ball, and then hits Unfinished. SAN SEBASTIAN (Spain). Septem- continually getting in the hole, players make it go--in other words. most puzzling points u I 10. wind today the One of the he has to give the tnat an umpire shall be considered as ber In a northwest uncertainty of That means that outsailed the about baseball is the chance he is looking for, j a player. DEFEATS Spanish yacht Dcriga hitter the should come un- AIEA ' Spokane pitching and pitchers. n this accounts for most of the All ueh occurrences American Sonder clas3 yacht I doing manager sends a pitcher onto twining failures. der the head of what golfers call "rub WAIALUA TEAM I. which was becalmed after Not a whlch meanj, ml- - splendid during the early part misgivings as to his grn, work the slab without put a ! happenings for which the rules make contest. The Doriga won with themselves Tf von are out tenant "To of the work, and the pitchers t no exac- - provision. moving as Let" ad. in tlie Advertiser. , a Il"ta "teT 'cannot predict with any certainty diamond th tM ewl ttW JOHN NOTT. on Waialu! WILL RAISE POULTRY GOOD SCENTS FDR HONOLULU MARKET Pacific Commercial Advertiser FOR FEW CENTS

A MORNING PAPER. A new industry which has just been Good perfumes are very re- started in this city promises to reach freshing and invigorating. We FROM TANTALUS! to large proportions. This is the busi carry the finest line of perfumes ness started at the grounds of the WALTER O. SMITH ------" " " EDITOR at the lowest price. Kaimuki Zoo, by the Hawaiian Poul try Farm, of which F. J. Grunenthal and the thing you enjoy most on return- is manager. They propose to raise all ASK HER : : : : SEPTEMBER 23 kind of poultry and to supply the ing to home is MONDAY : family trade of the city with geese what odor she perfers. She will your the electric lighting. ducks, chickens, turkeys and eggs appreciate your thought-fulnes- s. many surely Oh, what a difference! After a sum- They will also have thousand Then come and buy REGATTA DAY. pigeons on hand, with which to sup THE BOAT CLUBS AND ply all demands for squabs. from us. She will be delighted mer of smudgy oil lamps the conven- The success of Regatta Day ought to be a source of quite as much con- The Hawaiian Poultry Farm has and so will you. of is gratulation to the community as of satisfaction to those who had it in charge. leased the Zoo buildings and the land everything ience electricity forcefully con- surrounding will breed poul We have that one fcnliVlnva i nTi5nii Tt. nitjipr commemorates a historical event nor them and imnnir it try for the home market at this loca could wish for in tbilette arti- trasted. or of happiness. is not ia it a festival in honor of the divinities of harvest It tion. The big building will be used cles and perfumery. an oblation to appease or gratify a power outside of ourselves. It is rather for the brooders, in which the young an assertion of ourselves as the important factor in our own destiny. chickens and turkeys will be kept, HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO building will be used , LTD It owes its origin to the Hawaiian taste and opportunity for aquatic sports. while the smaller healthy for incubators. The farm . will be The opportunity is a gift of nature. The taste is a natural sequence in stocked with the finest poultry which 'Phone 30 Office, King St. near Alakea. minds and bodies from the opportunity. But it is the quality of the sport and can be obtained from the mainland, tha attitude of mind toward it, which determines whether the holiday should one shipment of Vermont turkeys, 500 showing on be maintained or not. In this respect the day has abundantly justified itself, and in number, the scale which the business will be conducted. the boat clubs, as the sponsors for the annual celebration, have proven them- Finely' bred chickens, for the stock selves worthy of the trust committed to them. The boat clubs have always I rig of private farms will be one of the stood for amateur standards in the sport of the day. And they deserve great branches into which the Poultry Farm credit for it. The amateur standard in sport has much to combat everywhere, will go and the many interests which to the general business will Prom onr isolation and the heterogeneous character of our population it has are allied be carefully followed out. In this way : peculiar difficulties here. There are so many tendencies away from the amateur it is expected that a large part ox the TRY A standard. There are so many difficulties in maintaining it. chickens which have formerly been But the boat clubs of Honolulu have for years given a series of contests hrrmerht down here from the Coast in storage raised on this has never been the taint of professionalism. There hast been cold will be J in which there island. The land which is in use at COLD GLASS maintained a spirit of rivalry and emulation between the clubs, keen and strong, present consists of three acres, but. Mr. fflfe';s. but always a rivalry for excellence, and not mere supremacy, and an emulation Grunenthal expects to obtain s. six in athletic skill, and not of mere winning tactics. Each year a large number acres more in the near future, which same work. of young men, for sheer love of sport and from that wholesome desire for will also be used in the Visitors to the new poultry farm will superiority which is the breath of progress, give their time and efforts in be welcome at all times. practice and preparation and their supreme efforts in competition. They forego FINE STATIONERY for weeks their convenience, and give their time freely that their club may prospective' prove the victor. The reward to both, men and clubs is not emolument, but bidder achievement, the accomplishment of something not at the expense of, but better - ' than, their competitor. H1LQ HARBOR Psinin The spirit engendered and spread through the community, and given ASPECTS Engraving 11 11 Piiir emphasis by reason of the day and the numbers it attracts, is not only the (B.I II IQIyyl most wholesome spirit, so far as sports are concerned, that is possible, But is it HHX, September 20. F. G. Hinds the most wholesome spirit for the community, that is possible. It is away from arrived here tby the last trip of the the sordid; it is toward the altruistic. Embossing Kinau, accompanied by. his wife and Tip boat clubs deserve the support and the good wishes of entire com- the mother. Immediately upon land- munity for the high standard of amateur sport they have always maintained, ber RECEIVES SPECIAL ATTEN- ing he made a. flying inspection of the TION AT OUR HANDS for the wholesome spirit they have infused and made dominant in Regatta Day. harbor and its surroundings, and then . - - hurried by train to Puna where he is 5 trong Impression to have inspected the rock that known In the printing of stylish Visiting, HAIRCUTS AND HISTORY. had been the object of a special visit is made upon all buyers Captain Otwell. At Home and Reception Cards our of the E. P. People apt to on the part of Eeed shoes are think that getting one's hair cut is not only a rather Mr. Hind is manager of the Atlantic, work excell3. for women. Why? Because eommonplace matter, but one of those necessary, but menial operations to which Gulf and Pacific Construction Com- the variety of styles, leathers and lasts, can be attached neither dignity nor worth. One gets one's hair cut as one trims pany which bid on, but failed to se- is so complete in our store that it makes one's finger nails, as an obligation of decency, as little more than one of the cure, the recent contract for dredging ASK TO SEE OUR SAMPLES buying a pleasure. Women who are 'Honolulu harbor. His visit to Hilo, animal functions of life. But such a view ignores wanting a particularly fine ox- history, and is blind to the and the inspections he made here, walking significance of present day events. were evidently with a possible inten- ford should avail themselves of this ity To say nothing of Samson, and the Rechabites, and Samuel upon whose tion of bidding on the Hilo Break- H. F. Wichman & Go. of getting a pair of No. 373 water contract. Vici Lead no razor came because he was dedicated to the Lord, the haircut has LIMITED Kid ties. Swell pattern, mat top, left its impress on history. The "distinction between the Cavaliers and the low Cuban heel, flat-iro- n walking last. Roundheads of the seventeenth century was political and religious Price $3.-50-. All sizes; all widths. and not A Leading Jewelers merely a difference of haircut, and yet that difference of haircut became the DECLARED MOST outward and visible sign of an inward and radical difference of principles, and as often, in the case of symbols, became to many the real and not simply the LOVELY THING TO DO" NOTICE. MANUFACTURERS' SHOE CO., Ltd. symbolic difference. -- 1051 CrYl ANT WOMAN OR GIRL, NEEDING FORT STREET Thft Civil WAT in A mPri1!! lirmi- f nriMlt nvrt-pni'- n A nJinnnn n.Tnin.v,ntr PHONE 2S2 J " uwuv .vtvuuu tuaiigga Ail uuLuuiaij' help or advice, is Invited to communi- mlflAfl f n-- fn v!vnlrtitf. n n ? 1 sin wT 4ltA T. .1 i 1 t 1 juvuco i nroiiug 1xa.11. aim ucti, mat uau 111 many instances important political Mrs. Howard, the representative of cate, either in person or by letter, with influence. To millions the long hair so often ascribed to socialists and anarchists, Lei Aloha Chapter, Order of the East- Ensign I Anderson, matron I of the is a more potent argument than any that the ablest can frame to refute it ern Star, invited the general grand Salvation Army Woman's Industrial Home. No. 1680 King street. "While, on the other hand, claims of psychic or oracular power, backed by, long chapter of the order to hold its next hair, gam a ready hearing. Waliach with long hair might prove invincible meeting in Honolulu, The Evening to the Board of Health and it is certain it could not detract any from the Wisconsin thus reports the (matter: medical value of his female rocks. In a few well-chos- en wrords, Mrs. The Chinese in the two hundred years of the Manchu dynasty have almost Margaret Howard, the sole representa- forgotten that their mode of wearing their hair was a badge subjugation. tive from the Hawaiian Islands, in- Take Her of vited the general grand chapter to hold among our customers are pleased to commend But it is significant that the idea of cutting off the queue seems invariably its next triennial session in Uncle our meats and service. We have the choicest associated ay with ideas of progress and advancement for China. Sam's new and far-aw- possession. In The Japanese abandoned the queue or topknot, whichever is the correct extending this invitation, Mrs. Howard a box of our own' make of fresh cuts from the choicest cattle. There is no shop description of the ancient method of wearing said that arrangements would be made the hair, simultaneously with the CANDIES see not help in the city, nor in the adoption of western civilization. for an extensive excursion of members and if it tvill country where meats are San The on steamers from Francisco, and sold that give the customers the latest haircut signifying an advance toward western civilization seems that the people of the islands, native as matters along somewhat. same satisfaction. to have taken plaee in a barber-sho- p in Seoul. According to the Seoul press, well as American, would receive the Our Chocolate's and Mixed Candies their Majesties, the Emperor of Korea and the or, and His Imperial representatives with great hospitality pleasure. The was en- are justly popular. Highness, the Crown Prince, on August 27, had . their topknots cut and invitation and their thusiastically received number The Metropolitan Meat Co., Ltd. lair dressed in western style. The may and a date be important as ushering in an of representatives declared that it epoch. A few reactionary court officials were" not pleased with the measure Tvould be a "most lovely thing to do." Telephone and were about to entreat the to retain the topknot. His Majesty, The installation of officers-elec- t, and 45. however, forestalled their entreaty by ordering theni to follow his example, the selection of the place of next meet- adding that his action was not compulsory but ing, were to come up some time at the voluntary. His Majesty Is afternoon session. Jacksonville, Fla., Alexander Young Cafe further represented as having said to the new Emperor and to the Crown Prince Minneapolis, San Francisco, Honolulu that he had feared that the cutting of his hair might be unpleasant, but on and Pittsburg have extended invita- Alexander Young Building the contrary he felt very well after the operation. It may be that the operation tions. . "We want bread" was the cry of the French masses. was found comfortable by comparison with what he might well imagine the Today the cry of all classes is "We want " cutting off of his head would be, an operation which he not long ago had good MORE PILIKIA Since occupying th( reason to fear and anticipate. The Korean court dignitaries, it is added, also gave up their topknots and FOR THE SNARK Hobron addition, we dressed their hair in European style on the same day. s PS Thus is the world's progress measured off by haircuts. , Continued Page One.) have Next! from ror the hrst time 0 UK 01 sailor we had on board to take his Pi ball turn. My .bunk was of course occu- able Made and sold by pied, so I had to take the sailor's. een to give the INVINCIBLE CONSERVATISM. 4 he When he was through at o'clock "The Hom of Good Things" It is hard for the ordinary mind to comprehend the attitude "of mind or woke the next man and then took his THE PALM CAFE place. may right proper attention to the process of reasoning which has led the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Now that be all Bishop of London to forbid .when you are out yachting with a their clergy to celebrate or recognize the marriage party of friends but when you are of widowers with a deceased wife's sister. The agitation for the passage of with a crowd that you don't know it the bill has been going on for sixty years. That it took so long was due in is . rather unpleasant. There were ultra-conservati- sm many things same large part to ultra-conservati- other little of the the of the House of Lords; and that sm was due in large part sort and I thought that the best thing ANT to the Bishops who were members of the that I could do was to get away while Lords. It is possible to understand how the Bishops, conservative from the a xWhen left there I had chance. I You can nature of their office, might oppose the measure. But, now that the measure wefe only two of the men who left make $250 per acre from one season's crop ! board, has became a law, the natural assumption of the average man would be that here with the Snark, still on the Archbishop of Canterbury, at Johnson, the cook, who was promoted least, being himself a member of the House to take my place as enigneer, and Furnishings of Lord, and thus a lawmaker, would render obedience to the law. Captain Warren. Johnson wanted to It would seem likely that the fight has some years to continue before it is get away but had overdrawn his pay completely won. Ecclesiastical conservatism is a with London and was staying on that .... dogged foe. At the beginning 1 'xS of the last century were on account. Warren was staying for rea- Our stock of which j a there the statute book of England some hundred or more capital sons of his own. I think, because he offenses, many of them of so trivial a nature that we in this likes the job well enough to stand in Kalihi Valley is rn ideal place for the - generation are shocked to be told that they were once capital crimes. One by (for anything which comes." is now very complete growing of Pineapples- one, in accord with the humane spirit of the age, they were taken from the It is stated in Hilo that London has tiiuidtc. grow tnere now. been made an offer of $2500 the Let me take -you out to show thpm list of capital crimes. But it has been said that not one of the Bishops for , . J w 'V,t UUiCO 11UIU LUG in the engine seriously con- -- House and that he is am our prices most S1wS-nC- 1 2 miles from of Lords ever voted to rob the gallows of one of their victims. sidering its acceptance. They say that e n of1HnoluIu the Pineapple Cannery. while he used to spend all his spare time on the Snark he seems to have reasonable. Sheriff Iaukea and his assistants may be criticized because they do not given up his love for her and is never allow communication with the perpetrators of crime they have under arrest, seen around the ketch except wrhen S250 to but at least they discover and arrest them. it is absolutely necessary. $400 Per Acre Wounds and Skin Diseases cured by ON EASY TERMS. President Roosevelt is soon to start for Louisiana on a hunting expedition. HOUSEHOLD It seems to be his t"THE SURGEON". ambition to kill something in every State in the Union. Druggists refund ' money if DR. PORTER'S ANTISEPTIC HEAL- . Instead of ING OIL fails Made by the "Hunting of the Snark" it seems to be PARIS way-- the hunting of MEDICINE CO., to make the Snark '3 engines work. Saint Louis, U. S. of A. THE BIG STORE. CAMPBELL BLOCK, FORT STKEET. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL; ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 23, igo7- - 5

" " "" - " " ' ' I ' - " tic and the Pacific On the contrary, is Oahu Railway j it reported at the Navy Department "Build Ships and Eat Dirt." as better policy to maintain one per- TIME TABLE. fectly equipped and well drilled fleet, XEW YORK, September 5. The The only difference is that free to move speedily to any part of OUTWARD. vessels. Times this morning publishes the fol- whereas the New Hampshire carries 12 the globe at short notice, and the pres- Walanaa, Walalua, Kahuku and lowing ent plans contemplate For as a Washington dispatch: seven-inc- h, the Mississippi mounts but the increase of 9:15 a. m., 3:20 p. m. Way Stations " Build ships re- the strength of the existing Atlantic Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way and eat dirt.'. Cap- 10 of this caliber. Owing to the jor tain Eiehmond 3T5 fleet from IS to 2S battleships. This Stations a. nx.9:l5 a. m--, 11:05 Pearson Hobson, the duction in length from 450 feet to a. 2:15 p. m., t:2Q p. m., 5:15 p. country s most strenuous advocate of feet, the secondary battery is some- will afford a command as large as can m--, $3:30 p. m., fll p. m. a greater navy and the new member what smaller than that carried by the be properly directed by any one officer, 9:1S a, For Wahiawa m. and S:1S of the House of Representatives from Connecticut. and it will, moreover, about mark the p. m. the capacity of the ports and dry docks INWARD. Sixth Alabama District, coins this BEING SIODEBXIZED. phrase as descriptive of in any particular section of the world. Honolulu the condition These three ships are alone as pow- Arrive from Kahuku, Wal- in which he believes So it is asserted positively at the De- and Waianae 8:3 a. 5:51 the people of the erful as was the Atlantic battleship alua m, United partment that there is not the least p. m. States find themselves by rea fleet at the time of the war with Spain. son of intention of keeping the battleships Arrive Honolulu from Ewa. Mill and their failure to appropriate They are to have as consorts three City r7: a. m., S:36 a. more liberally which will go to the Pacific permanent- Pearl in the past for the navy. of the veterans of that war, the Iowa, 10:38 a. m., 1:40 p. 4:31 p. nu, Captain Hobson, who has ly on those waters. That fleet, it is p. m., 7:30 p. m. arrived in Indiana and Massachusetts. All three 5:31 "Washington for added, will surely return to the At- Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa the coming session of of these are now being modernized, and Congress, lantic seaboard after it has fulfilled its 8:35 a. m. and 5:31 p. m. does not mince words in dis when completed will be far more pow- cussing mission and demonstrated the feasi- Dally. JEx. Sunday. JSunday Only. the possibilities of war with erful and efficient than they were dur- Haleiwa Limited, two-hou- T Japan bility of safely transferring such a vast The a and the sending of Uncle Sam's ing the Santiago campaign. (only first-cla- ss tickets honored), naval force between oceans. train big fleet to the Pacific. He goes fur auxili- leaves Honolulu every Sunday 8:22 This fleet will have a3 its at ther Department an- a. m.; returning, arrives In Honolulu than the in its aries the three new scout cruisers which 10:10 p. nouncements, plans, etc., and says fhe at m. The Limited stops only are now almost ready for service, tue CHINESE SHUT OUT at Pearl City and Walanae. fleet should go to the Far East and be Chester, Birmingham and Salem. These DENISON, SMITH, G.P. FC. kept there. vessels are of 3750 tons each, and are Superintendent. G. P. & T. A. "The only possible hope of peace is expected to attain the extraordinary fl VICTORIA SCHOOLS to get our entire fleet out to Far the speed of 25 knots an hour. MR. a house right East," said Captain Hobson tonight. MURPHY: "Send second stove to my The fleet will subsequently be in- away." I 16,-000-t- Fire nsurance. 'If Japan can not find some further creased by the addition of the two on The action of the board of school pretext between now and the sailing battleships, South Carolina and trustees in refusing permits to a num- SALESMAN : "But Mr. Murphy what do you want of a second THE B. F. DILLINGHAM CO. of the fleet it is not unlikely that she and two armored ber of Chinese boys who arV desirous stove?" ' Michigan, those fast LTD. will cause the so-call- ed Yellow Press cruisers, North Carolina and Montana, of attending the public schools on the MR. MURPHY: "Shure, when I burned wood it cost me fiv General Agents tor Hawaii. of Japan to inflate the people of Japan, vessels of 14,500 tons and an improve- ground that they are unable to speak dollars a month and since I have burned gas it only costs me two and use this as a basis to make rep- English and are amenable to the Atlas Assurance Company of London. ment on any that are now in service. not and a half so I am going to use two stoves and save it all." New York Underwriters Agency resentations to Amriea to withhold It is the present intention of the school discipline and can not take the Providence Washington Insurance the further progress of the fleet, and Evans "fleet to usual school courses of study, will In THE HONOLULU GAS COMPANY LTD. Company. Government to send if necessary pretend with regret that Hawaii and the Philippines, and if it all likelihood lead to court proceed- Bishop Street. she has to urge and insist that we do is brought home at all to bring it home ings, C BREWER & CO., LTD. not send the fleet further. via the Suez Canal. But there is no The Chinese applicants for permits Sugar Factors and Commission A CB ITICAL JUNCTUBE. hint as to when the Government means do not, apparently, intend to submit to ruling Merchants. All in all, we are at a very critical to have the fleet begin its homeward the of the board without many, who first exhausting every means to gain LIST OP OFFICERS. juncture in bur country's foreign rel journey there are in fact, They engaged coun- M. Cooke, President; George M. ations, and at a period when the Pa believe that once out in the Paeific it their desire. have C person Peters, Robertson, Manager; E. F. Bishop, nama Canal is not complete, which will will be kept there. sel in the of Hon. Fred. mm Treasurer and Secretary; F. W. Mac-farlan- e, be our dangerous period, the period ANOTHER STORY. K. C, of the firm of Peters & Wilson, Auditor; P. C Jones, C M. barristers-at-la- w, and at last night's Oh, Lotus Land we drink to thee! Cooke, J. R. Gait, Directors. that willsbe sought by Japan backed WASHINGTON, D. C, September 5. by the Powers to bring on war. It is stated at the Navy Depart- meeting of the school board a letter For you are known to fame, from Mr. Peters setting forth the Siestas and repose there'll be, WM. G. IRWIN & CO.. LTD. "During this period, because of our ment that the President does not con- utterly inadequate navy, our people template the creation of two battleship claims of his clients was read, while Indeed we need the same; person SUGAR FACTORS AND must be prepared to not only be ex fleets. Nor does Secretary Metcalf, Mr. Peters was present In to "AGENTS COMMISSION ceedingly ealm and conservative, but nor even the General Board, which is press their request for admission. After "The Nicks'' and Navy both have sailed, Manager hearing the arguments put forth by Regret them as we may, Wm. G. Irwin President and to accept any form of humiliation that j supposed to represent the extreme .view Vice-Preside- John D. Spreckels First nt may eome. We have neglected the in naval developments, favor either the Mr. Peters on behalf of the Chinese It We would not always be regaled, M. Second Vice-Preside- nt W. Glftard so we took but a brief discussion by the So speed them on their way. H. M. Whitney .'...Treasurer question of defense long that division of the present magnificent fleet .Secretary must now eat dirt. Our policy must under Admiral Evans, commander, or members of the board to arrive at the Richard Ivers determination to stand by the recent nei, W. F. Wilson...... Auditor be to build ships and eat dirt, and the creation of another fleet in order Here's to Hawaii action of the board until such time Drink her down in Rainier Beer. AGENTS FOR we can not stop eating dirt until after that there may be a formidable Amer- as it was shown that the board's stand was justified. Victoria Colonist. Oceanic Steamship Co., Sam Fran- the ships are built." ican navy in both oceans the Atlan not cisco, Cal. Captain Hobson believes the clash Western Sugar Refining Co, San with Japan may come in February, if Francisco. CaL postponed that long by reason of af- THE SINGER BUILDING G. A NELSON,- PHONE WHITE Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phila- fairs in China. delphia, Pa. official announcement the 1331 Newall Universal Mill Co., Manu "The that TALLEST IN THE WORLD Agent for Rainier Beer facturers of National Cane Shreder Dowager Empress of China will ab New York, N. Y. dicate next February on the Chinese Pacific Oil Transportation Co., San New Year, brings to the front the Francisco, CaL , whole question of the fate of that NEW YORK, September 7 Piercing the sky line of New York above all great empire," said he. the other skyscrapers of the downtown district, the Singer building, fast Hear Vm. G. Irain & Co., Ltd. "Amerieam diplomacy inaugurated ing completion, will within the coming week exceed in height the Washington and continued Beautiful Velvet Pictures under Secretary Hay monument, which rises 555 feet above the ground. under Secretary Boot secured the adop " workers riveted home the last steel beam yes AGENTS TOE THE tion willingly or unwillingly by the When the structural steel and Kakemona"

. thirty-si- x com or steel frame of floors of the building had been Soyal Insurance Co, of Liverpool, Powers of the open-do- policy for terday the Beautiful linen drawn work .. - China. Since Japanese ascendency in pleted and the workers began their long descent of 476-fe- et to the sidewalk. Table cloths Only $2. t plan has been on foot 29x30 Scottish Union & National Insurance the Far East, a Eleven more stories remain to be built, and when the towering pile of steel ' and to MANY 1 Co of Edinhnrg, Scotland. to overturn this just policy, and masonry is finished it will be 612 feet 1 inch from the sidewalk on SATSUMA WARE, SUBJECTS. - dangerous 'sphere WUhelma of Magdeburg General In- substitute for it the Broadway to the pinnacle. - Lof influence' policy." snrance Co. This skj-serap- will be the highest occupied building in the world and Commercial Assurance Co, LtcL, of ANOTHER ATLANTIC FLEET. will overtop all other existing structures except the Eiffel tower, m Paris. Nuuanu above Hotel Street London. NEW YORK, September 4. From Not one life has been lost so far in the construction of this forty-seven-sto- ry good authority is it learned that at the office building. When completed a time ball will drop every hour from a pole instance of President Roosevelt the on top of the building, and at night the falling hour globe will be illuminated Navy Department has already begun by three lights which will play upon it constantly. r' to formulate plans for the establish- The foundation of this building is set in solid bedrock ninety feet below ment of another Atlantic fleet, one the level of . the sidewalk. On the bedrock were built .caissons of cement. A that will replace the armada which heavy steel body laid over the caissons forms the underbody of the structure, Admiral Evns is soon to take to Pa- fourteen floors of which comprise the main section of the building, from which cific waters. rises the tower up to forty-seve- n stories, with its seores of office rooms. Although the dfspatch of these lb The engineers say the total weight of steel and masonry in the tower is battleships removes from Atlantic 18,365 tons, while nearly 10,000 tons of steel have been used in the framework. waters the chief naval reliance of this Eighteen elevators will carry the twentyfive hundred tenants to their offices, country, it is now known that the Gov and one minute is required for the elevators to make the run from the sidewalk ernment has no intention of keeping floor to the top of the structure. Fifteen thousand incandescent lights, suffi the Atlantic seaboard denuded of naval cient, the engineers say, to light a town of 25,000 inhabitants, will illuminate J defense. Its plans, which are now be the rooms and hallways for late office workers. Fifteen miles of pipe will be AT I. ing hurried to completion, "contemplate required for steam and water purposes. the establishment of another powerful An immense copper lantern will form the pinnacle of the building, from fleet of armorelads, whose base will be which at night a powerful searchlight will flash forth, furnishing a beacon -a insHONEST PAINT BWAKMiWi k CO. in Atlantic waters. This disposes of to mariners visible more than sixty miles at sea. 42-- .1 . Hotel Street, 36 materials. Mixed with all the talk that President Koosevelt jr Jif mlf iif Jif --V Jf V Jf Vf t.:.-ia- skill; governed by experience; applied had entered into an understanding with by competent mechanics. the German Emperor by which German OUR PAINT STAYS PAINTED fleets were to guard these shores after Phone 428 the departure of Admiral Evans and Stanley Stephenson, his 16 battleships. POWERFUL NEW BATTLESHIP. PAINTER THE The flagship of the new fleet is to - Tonic S. S. SIGNS x ry uui ijuoi-.- be the New Hampshire, a 16,000-to- n DOUBLE SPREADERS! battleship, which is to be ready for TUFTED PILLOWS, January. Soon EXTRA HEAVY. BEST QUALITY. Opened commission early in LATEST NEWPORT COLORS. Safes her pennant is broken out she Machines and after ! Typewriters. Sewing , Sninpd bv the Mississippi and You Need One on Your Lanai CASH REGISTERS two first-cla- ss battleships which Repaired and Adjusted Idaho, Cleaned. the Cramps are building and which S. H. WEBB, are now more than 90 per cent com GO mm Emttm UNION STREET pleted. The Household Emporium. TELEPHONE 240. 169 King Street. The New Hampshire is similar q t 1 the Connecticut, the present nagsmp E WOULD IKE)0kafter of Bear Admiral Evans. The mam bat terv consists of 4 twelve-inc- h rifles, S IF YOU ARE NOT HUNGRY GO TO seven-mc- a YOUR ADVERTISING eicrht-inc- h and iz guu. will be 20 three-ine- h PUBLICITY CO. the secondary battery HAWAII semi-automat- fc, three-pound- er THB ROYML Telephone 173 12 semi-automat- one-pound- ic ana 23 er and you will get hungry smelling the good things and seeing full score of machine guns of smaller The hull is protected by the foaming BEER.

uniform - complete belt of armor with a SV it- sua II v vJrt 1 ' x WESTON Elegant Tea thickness of nine inches. SCOTTY The Idaho and the Mississippi are Proprietor. ', tvi-e- . in fact of a type A few cases left of that ffprent are ) Althougn oi Nuuanu and Merchant Streets. TEA, peculiar to themselves. CHOICE CEYLON 16,-- --vniir 13.000 tons, as against the ORANGE PEKOE. Hampshire, and 000 tons of the New $1.50. Mississippi and In 5 lb. packages, vessels of her class, the their main batteries World's News Co T.ihn carrv in Puck. McGhesney Coffee almost identical in caliber and EAD THE ADVERTISER Daily. on the larger "YOTJ DIRTY BOY." number to those mounted IB MERCHANT STREET THE PACIFIC COMMERICAL, ADVERTISER, HONOLULU. SEPTEMBER 23, 1907. ENTHUSIAST DESCRIBES NO NATURE PROVIDES THE ATKINSON ROAD FOR SICK WOMEN FAILURES

leaving the Volcano House a more potent remedy in the roots IN Halemaumau road has been traversed "After and herbs of the field than was ever THIS PLACE the road enters the forest near the by the first visitors to the crater who produced from drugs. old-fashion- ed present Kila'iea-ik- trail. runs along good days of We know-ho- w selected the new route to the Volcano. i It In the have the of the edge of bluff a distance of our grandmothers few drugs were the the - fill Not only did they cover the whole used in medicines and Lydia E. laundry business and a staff that five thousand feet, into the woods again of Lynn, Mass., in her near carriage and auto- Pinkham. distance by the then back to Kilauea-ik- i on the Hilo study of roots and herbs and their follows directions so that our mobile road, but they formally chris- side. It then runs along the edge of power over disease discovered and gave to the women of the world a ideas of modern clothes launder- tened "The Haiemuur.iau Bead." the extinct crater for 300 or 400 feet, remedy for their peculiar ills more to woods, crossing gulch, ing are carried out to the letter. Mrs. rharles Siuitb, wife of Terri- back the a potent and efficacious than any THE MARK and follows a perpendicular cliff combination of drugs. LYDIA E. PINKHAM We WE HIT ', for make a specialty Surveyor Sjt.-.U- was the first of ladies torial 500 feet. Then to the Puna side of lady to go over the route. She was ac- clothing in one department EVERY TIME Kilauea-ik- i, where magnificent ohlis Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and companied by Mr. R. W. Shingle, Mr. and giant ferns are unsurpassed. A is an honest, tried and true remedy of unquestionable therapeutic value. the employes there handle F. B. Damon, Mr. Demosthenes Lycur-gu- s bo sell of pretty drive follows to Kilauea-ik- i During its record of more than thirty years, its long list of actual We a pound and Surveyor Smith. cures of those serious ills peculiar to women, entitles Lydia E. Pinkham's other wash. Jf you have not had again, almost opposite the first en- Mr. Smith, the engineer who located Vegetable Compound to the respect and confidence of every fair miaded trance, then along the edge again for person and every thinking woman. satisfaction elsewhere TKY US! describes it: the road, thus a quarter of a mile. When women are troubled with irregular or painful functions, "Halemaumau road is without any weakness, displacements, ulceration or inflammation, goes due backache, doubt the most beautiful scenic road "Then the road southwest flatulency, general debility, indigestion or nervous prostration, they Hawaii. In parts for a mile and a half through the for should remember there is one tried and true remedy, Lydia E. Pink-ham- 's WioBei in the Territory of " est on gravel till there is a view of Vegetable Compound. it is indescribable. The fern and for No other remedy in the country has such a record of cures of In Hif a mile is est growth is luxuriant, the large tree Kilauea. Half further "goat" female ills, and thousands of women residing in every part of the United Telephone 73. Pink-ham- ill in The 's ferns towering 25 and 30 feet above crater, or Kanakekoi full view. States bear willing testimony to the wonderful virtue of Lydia E. road then bends by easy grades to the Vegetable compound and what it has done for them. KAWAIAHAO STEEET. one's head. There is no sameness to women to rice. She has It is genuine butter lava on Puna side of Halemaumau, Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick write her for ad it. A little forest, then a little crater, the guided thousands to health. For twenty-fiv- e years she has been advising Branch Office, winding along where the lava is strong daughter-in-la- w Lydia E. Pink-ha- m f: all through and a clinii'se of the sea, then a run on sick women free of charge. She is the of TEEEITORIAL MESSENGER the way est and permits of the best road to and as her assistant for years before her decease advised under her It the edge of Kilauea-ik- i, into the for of the corral. Ten minutes' walk nd the immediate direction. Address, Lynn, Mass. SEBVICB has the hall mark est asrain, then a view of Kilauea, a Telephone 361. ri little of one, a little of the other and visitor is at the living pit. purity in perfect flavor. a time to ',' Throughout there is good material not too much of either at tucky?" Far up the car a man with arranged to escort ljis wife one evening for a good road, gravel and clay. The tire the tourist. a vivid complexion held up his hand. to the theater. "I don't like the tie HANGING BASKETS "The grade will average 2 1-- 2 to 3 grade line has been established except The conductor noticed him. "From you have on. I wish you would go up AND MOSS per cent. The maximum grade is 8 per across the crater. With two weeks Kentucky?" he asked, to make sure FOR SAME C. Q. Yee Hop & Go. where," was answer. and put on another," said his wife. cent in three different places, for short more, the survey will be complete. The "That's the "A gentleman in the smoker," said the The professor tranquilly obeyed. Mo- 5; distances only. The length of the prisoners are working steadily on it, M. Telephone 251 conductor, "has ust lost a bet. He ment after moment elapsed, until 11 Mrs. Ethel Taylor road is eight miles, one mile winding clearing the right of way. wants a corkscrew." nally the impatient wife went upstairs Alexander Young Building over the lava, in the crater of Kilau- "Never have I worked harder on to learn the cause of delay. In his ea. and terminating at the old corral. any job in my life. My effort has been A story Is current concerning a pro room she found her husband undressed and getting Into bed. Habit had been Servants out of employment leant The width of the road is sixteen feet, to furnish a road of easy grade with fessor who is reputed to be slightly t too much for him when he took off his of vacancies through the Advertiser i wide enough for carriages to pass. It as many scenic attractions as possible absent-minde- d. The f . learned man had tie. classified column. will be built with a good crown and and I believe this has been done. But wide drains at each side. that will be for other people to say." S lifts tir THE HILO PETITION IN Special this week. $1.25 shirts are offered for $1. These are values you THE HILO WHARF MATTER can not afford to overlook. The shirts have cuffs attached and are In hand- some patterns. Also, some plain white. The following is-- the petition being the present Government wharf, nor at 3Iaterial3 are strong and good. t i in Hilo addressed to Gov. the so-call- ed Eailroad with any I .5: See our new line of circulated wharf, : assurance i PANAMA HATS Frear in the matter of the Hilo wharf: of safety. Representatives To the Honorable W. F. Frear, Gov of this company state that they would :" ernor of the Territory of Hawaii, be foreetl to land freight and passen- Yee Chan & Co. U. S. A. gers by lighters, a method which would respect be both inconvenient and burdensome, Corner Bethel and Kins Streets Sir: Ve, the undersigned, r fully beg to draw your attention to and not compatible with the extent and t importance of the shipping of the port. 1 the matter of the Government wharf f ". The undersigned have further been i - at Hilo. y informed that a lease of this wharf I ; Guard Your The wharf in its present condition We are making the best loose-lea- f ledger outfits obtainable and meet San Francisco h' is unproductive, as it can property has recently been refused the practically prices for quality style. We not be used for the lading or unlading company hereinbefore referred to. and have just received a large shipment of metal parts of the of vessels. The undersigned have been informed cases and are prepared to give you satisfaction in every respect. Stomach With this fact in view, the Legisla- that your Honoi bases your refusal of ture of Hawaii, after many years of compliance with the wish of the Leg- on ground The making of mechanical parts of a case of compressed steel Is a agitation, appropriated a sum of $20,-00- 0 islature the that the United DURABILITY for the extension and repair of States government will possibly build twentieth century method, the one we have adopted, and the a breakwater in Hilo bay, but would the Hilo wharf. results are highly satisfactory because the life of the case is in- Your Honor has deemed it advisable particularly point, out that, even if such Do not Into the engine- - take to cut from the loan bill the one item breakwater should be built, as is sin- definitely extended. room of the" system anything concerning this wharf, and we, the un- cerely hoped, a government whar would remain a necessity. loose-lea- that will disarrange the ma. dersigned, feel sure that a closer ex- One of the features of a f ledger is its tendency to grow IX M y amination of and existing With the above in view, the under- THEY GROW chlnery. Present-da- water may the facts your business, or with the season; the extent of the business Pi! conditions will cause your Honor tb signed would, with all respect, ask with not suit you SASSAFRAS I !i take a different view than that which your Honor to review the situation re- never outgrows the cover of the record. Our cases expand from SOUR wilL t has been publicly expressed. garding the extension of the Hilo gov- two inches to four inches and a perfectly flat writing surface is 25 cents a quart bottle; $2.50 a A steamship company plying between ernment wharf, or to reconsider the dozen. this port and Honolulu will soon have proposition if such has been made in always there. Nothing but pleasure in the a new, fast and commodious ship on definite form for a lease to a steam- undersigned, are ship company plying between this por bottles. the route. We, the The tendency of the average business man m this city is to keep business at home. informed that she can not dock at and Honolulu. ' I All things being equal he would patronize home industry rather than send away for goods of the medical fraternity in opposing with a possibility of the work being unsatisfactory after traveling two or three thousand Rim eon urn I him to be due to unholy motives. I I Villi 111 14 VUM blUl A Maui View The prosecution of Wallach will add miles. oil to the flames of indignation and add Corner Hotel and Fort of Wallach to Wallach 's hold on the ignorant masses. We have urged in the past he CRflNE SPEHCER LTD. (From The Maui News.) that III H be given an opportunity to try his skill 1 Honolulu announces The press of that on any confirmed case of leprosy where WE MEET CALIFORNIA PRICES Dealer! In female rock fakerj is prob- Wallach, the the patient so desires and let him on charge of ably to be prosecuted a prove himself a quack as most intelli- form- OUR WORK HAS NO SUPERIOR SEWING MACHINES practicing medicine without the gent people believe him to be. We of 1 ality of a license. The publication would again urge that he be allowed of all kinds. a sworn statement of David Kauima-kaol- e i l to go to Kalaupapa and treat those neces- Also Hawaiian Souvenirs, Hats and of Hana has furnished the who cesire to be treated by him and on to base Cnriot. sary information which in case he is what the Board of Health man will criminal proceedings and the believes he is the people there will soon probably be court The fact our prices are no higher than those charged in 108 N. King St., near Maunakea. brought before the proclaim his failure and end his pre- that San Francisco should answer Fone Main 494 - - - P. O. Box 54 to to the charge. tensions. If he is successful, which all encourage patronage among home people. We are getting more business than ever and While we believe Wallach to be a would be overjoyed to know, he will we have facilities for increasing the output of our bindery If" faker we fail to see the wisdom of the be acknowledged to be one of the great- department. course that seems to be the one pur- est benefactors of mankind. In ordering from us the customer has the opportunity to examine the proofs and sued by the authorities and others to- The case of every leper is hopeless. inspect the work in its different stages. This is not the privilege ward him and see nothing but evil Xo physician can give any encourage- enjoyed by a man who ac- consequences as a result of their ment whatever. What harm then can orders from the coast. . tf tions. come of allowing these unfortunate peo- The Right Glasses The sworn statement of Kauhnaka-ol- e ple the right to grasp at any straw That's Our Reputation sets forth the fact that an open that they may wish? The granting of OUR OUTFITS ARE NEAT AND ARTISTIC ENOUGH FOR THE PARLOR The Right Time sore penetrated the flesh and bone and their wishes in this instance will, do Today Thaf s was to pass a ten-ce- nt no harm and will put an se- that he able end to a We want your order for an outfit or for sheets independent of cases. The Right Place piece through the bone of his wrist. rious political situation that may mean A. N. SANFORD He says under oath that the doctors a serious menace to policies of grave it to cut importance. ! Boston Building wished off the arm as blood RING US UP poisoning had set in and that they RING US UP said that amputation was the only way Justin McCarthy tells a reminiscent ON ON ill to save his life. He says further that atory of the late Henry Ward Beecher. Mr, Beecher Plymouth Wallach treated his wound -- for a few entered church TRY A one Sunday and found several, letters I months and that it became entirely GENERAL ARTHUR CIGAR awaiting him. He opened one and I well. If this statement is true Wal- found it contained the jingle word 1 f You'll Like It lach is entitled to consideration as a "Fool." Quietly and with becoming benefactor and any attempt to prose- seriousness he announced to the con- A. gregation the fact in these words: TV Cunst & Co. cute hira will bring down a storm of "I IM. Distributors have known many an instance of a indignation on the heads of those re- man writing a letter and forgetting to 8C8 I sponsible wrong done him. sign his name, but this is only 88 " for the the In. lil: There is much more polities in the stance I have ever known of a man signing his name and forgetting to Family Grocers Wallach treatment than many people write the letter." realize. Ft m information received f-- "We cater especially to the fam- ! ily trade. from many different localities it is On a Southern train some time ago evident that there are thousands of the conductor appeared in the door- be- way of one of cars though he had J. M. LEVY & people in the Territory who firmly the H1 m m nap rtfr CO. already up Phone 78 lieve in Wallach and his ability to cure taken the tickets. "Does the--e happen to be anybody here," he leprosy and who believe the opposition called out, "who hails from Ken- -

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Worry j American-Hawaiia- n S. S. Missouri, Captain Lyons, (By Honolulu Officer Association). the Works, ee arrived from Tacoma, an of the Iron will teach We have just opened a large shipment of lo-pie- I it would cost you a small for- - J after a pleasant course Toilet run of ten days and The Fall campaign of the Y. M. C-- A. a in the machinery used in the J to build a safe deposit V one Sets, all the newest shapes, direct from factor)--. tune hour, yesterday afternoon, dock- manufacture of cane sugar. The whole the as strong and secure i'oa The opening shots have been vault as ing at mill, from io-pie- ce the railroad wharf at 4 o'clock. the boilers to the convenors sets, Green and Brown decorations, regular , ours; yet you can have the fifed in the shape of an attractive price f. use J She brings 8000 tons, measurement, of will be taken up, and gone into as ours as tnou&n It were yours, prospectus $6.oo. Our price .. V J of f general cargo, including flour, food- called "Build Four Walls," far as a course of twenty-fou-r meet- ..$5.00 Set fqr only stuffs, shingles, as- ings win f beer, lumber which develops the idea that the allow. With these two 10-pie- ce .1 and tele- sets, Peacock and Purple decorations, graph poles. At 7 o'clock this morn- sociation is in business to build square courses, the young business man and very pretty V ing she will begin discharging, expect- men. ' ' the" young mechanic should be abla to designs, Special Price this week 50c a month c ing to get $6.50 set oat of here at the end of Old features, some have thought put in some profitable evenings this that ee the week, possibly Friday night. 10-pie- sets, She indispensable M. C. work, fall and winter. The standard courses, decorated with Roses and flowers, and gold will load sugar, a giant cargo, at this in Y. A. Port, Kahului, Kaanapali and Hilo. have been abandoned, notably among mechanical drawing, bookkeeping, and edges, very newest shapes should be marked $10.00. Your according to present plans, being Sunday meeting, which such, will be as usual. For the first go and will these the choice around to the Atlantic Coast by is now a thing of the past. The new time the association will prepare men ...... $7.50 and $8.50 set : way erf the Straits of Magellan. - principally edu- for the civil service examinations. Thi3 morning- the S. S. Rosecrans features occur in the A m ft., in religious work, though There are attractive openings along and her tow, the ship Marion Chil-cot- t. cational and were sighted this line, and the Y. M. C. A. Fort Street 1 by the Missouri. , the physical and social departments has The dry-do- Missouri has been on the ck come in for their share of adaptation" planned to help men enter them. Later at Bremerton 1 f HONOLULU V and has just been to the real needs of the young men in the year a class to study automobile accepted by the American-Hawaiia- n operation will be organized. Steamship Company which purchased of the city. Household Department her in February last. Her nanfe will The monthly "Round-ups,- " for In- When a man heard that the Asso- Second Floor be changed from Missouri to Mlssou-ria- n stance, tried as an experiment last ciation was going to give up all Sun- to conform with the rule of the year will this year be held regularly day work, with the exception of keep- company which requires the that new ing the building: open William O. Smith names of all its boats .end with N. each month, with features in the he asked "Are tuot Lorenzen decked the Missouri entertainment line each meeting. The they going to drop the 'Christian' out and ma3e a neat job of it as usual, Red Room, as the. new social room is of it?'! Well now we opine that the putting her right astern of the British called, will materially add to the so Sunday meetings have not kept the ship Celtic Chief. u. TO BE HEALTHY..... Trust Department cial of building. devil up nights worrying. The simple 4 ISLAND BOATS ARRIVE. attractiveness 'the SiUtes Managed, Revenues Collected, Steamer W. G. Hall, Captain Thomp- 3 You must have a change of scene Loans and Investment Made. son, arrived at 5:30 a. m. yesterday from Kauai ports 21 7 with cabin and JK and a change of occupation if it is Insurance 10 deck passengers and the following V ... V freight: 5500 bags of M. S. Co. sugar only for AGENT FOB tojCastle & Cooke, 528 cases pineapples 1 a day. You can get the to Theo. Davies & Co., 19 gas tanks, ENGLISH-AMERICA- 4 cases pears, 5 30 f N cases lemons and ; : changes packages sundries. "When the Hall necessary at UNDERWRITERS. left the Mikahala wa3 loading sugar n 4 at Waimea. She will bring 5000 bags "W-- K J , II I' of K. S. M. Moderate weather pre- -- ' It'll Real Estate vails on the Garden Isle. Purser John Mil A n . ri Grube reports sugar ready for shlp-menf- as Lot Witt 2 Cottages Corner Miller follows: W., 600; M. S. Co., tat and Beretania streets CHEAP. 1500; H. M-- , 61S2. ST. CLAIR BIDGOOD, 1 ar- Manager. Lot In Palolo Tract Area, 18,000 square Steamer Iwalani, Captain Self, rived at 3:20 a. m. yesterday from feet. Maui and Molokai ports with 26 cabin HONOLULU Y. M. C. A. BUILDING. t House and Lot Kewalo. . and 18 deck passengers and freight as Tf 2 Lots in Ftnxitui Tract. . follows: 1 lamb, 1 bag potatoes, - Business men will find what" they matter is, that the regular Sunday Houses afcd Lots in Falamo. horses, 7 barrels cement, 7 bags cocoa- nuts, 5 eggs, 8 .boxes chickens, want in the gymnasium this year. meeting is not a success and has not 1 Lots in Nuuanu Valley and Kalmnit boxes wise and have your repairing done at our shop. S bags coin, 12 bundles hides, 24 bags Hand ball promises to take a boom, been since Sunday became a day of Our goodyear welt stitching sews a double lock corn, 30 head cattle, 44 bags .taro, 50 the gymnasium having been rearrang- recreation, and the committee does not 83 76 packages stitch and you don't have to wait a week and. we cases honey, pigs and ed so the mauka end is now a feel like carrying dead letters. There H .sundries. that don't stretch your shoes out of shape. Women's SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS good three-wa- ll is no use, holding meetings men SNARK TO SAIL TODAY. hand ball court. This for resole and heel for $1.00 has been needed for a long time, and that are on the golf links or in the HILO, September 21 Jack London now a man interested in the game mountains, Vicker's Shoe Repair Shop and the crew of the Snark are getting has put up the wherewithal, and What are they going to do about It? ii 19 Union Street P. O. Box 567. the little, vessel into shape for her next good hand ball is possible. Some Hold them during the week, of course. SAFETY BOXES AND voyage. He has decided to cut Christ- DEPOSIT change in the location of the high bar, the mountain will not come to Mo SAFES FOE RENT FROM $4 A mas Island out of the itinerary and If trapeze, weights, hammed, Mohammed go to YEAR UPWARDS head for the Marquesas Islands when and chest has been will the HE XX 020 LOGICAL EECOED. been an NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEET- he leaves Hilo. The Snark has made which adds a good deal to the mountain. At various times and Sunday Morning Access to Box Any Hour of the Day object great to waterfront Issued Every by the 9 M, 4:30 of interest convenience of the apparatus. A places the association will hold reli ING OF STOCKHOLDERS. from A. to P. M. visitors for the pas week, and many Local Office, U. S. Weather Bureau. 9 1 course in Aid to Injured gious meetings, kind 1 Saturdays, to people have been courteously conduct- First the the that attract "1 , nr Private Rooms for Use of Customers As at present will be taught by Dr. Hand, which men, and the religious work commit ran gS HONOLULU BREWING AND MALT- ed over the craft. JU9 o Corporations. Lodges or Societies . ill COMPANY, sail on Monday, 23rd should prove a drawing card to ath- tee will do more work and deliver ING LIMITED. renting Safety Deposit Boxes from us planned, she will Inst. letes and mechanics, the two classes more goods than ever yet - a 1 Notice is hereby given a spe- the free use of our Board Room, DUE TODAY. I II that SIERRA I meeting iave second floor, for business of men needing it most. The chief feature of the religious cial of the stockholders of th morning the Oceanic big move Honolulu Brewing and Malting Com- upon giving us 24 hours notice. Early this But the educational department has work will be a Bible study S IV 99 94 M B .MM 8 pany, M 18' 29 94 64 74 .CO 67 I'M 8 Limited, has been called by th steamship Sierra, Captain Houdlette, best caught step with the needs of ment. : We are way. behind ,the times I IB T 17i Z9-8- 3 84 73 .00 f 9 5. K '7 president, and that the same will b will be off port from San Francisco the time, as is shown in the new here in this, regard. In the States the W 18: 29 6 82 74 Hot 70 7 held at the office of the company, in T 19 29.82 83 74 .CO: k 6 with mail, passengers and freight. She courses added to the curriculum. First greatest Bible study movement that F M tft.M Si 75 Ti ( 10 8 Honolulu, Oahu, on Tuesday, the fif- I BISHOP TRUST CO., Ltd. will be six days and nineteen hours of these of special interest to the busi- has ever taken place is going on. All 8 21 83 75 :01 ',0 8 en 11 teenth day of October, 1907, at th out of San Frafticisco at daylight and our of 10 o'clock a. m. of paid day. ness . man is course Commer- men, especially college men should be in the harbor at 7:30 o'clock, the in kinds of Note. Barometer readings are cor- for the purpose of considering and vot- 924 BETHEL STREET cial law. men will men shopsr are enrolled unless held on account of any defect In this the learn and in the rected for . temperature, Instrumental ing upon a proposed amendment to the in her health papers. She sails again something of contracts, sales, bills and in Bible classes by the thousand. An errors, and local gravity, and reduced by-la- of the company to increase th for San Francisco on September 27, notes, partnership, agency, insurance attractive plan has been conceived, to sea level. Average cloudiness stated Board of Directors to seven members, Friday next. and other things - a business man and it will be presented to the men In scale from 0 to 10. Direction of and for the transaction of such other FOR RENT AWAY. wind is prevailing direction during 24 business as may properly come before ROSECRANS GETS should know. The too city mechanics will of the in due time. ending at 8 p. m. Velocity of said meeting. , 10 o'clock yesterday morning thej hours At have their special course, and it will So physically, socially, educationally wind Is average velocity In miles per By order of the President. ship " tug Intrepid towed the oil Marion be a very M. WM. B. STOCKMAN, G. year, $60 per month, the of practical nature. and religiously, the Y. C. A. will be hour. CHAS. BAR.TLETT, For one at out of the oil dock at th4 Section Director. Secretary. Pearson residence on Alexander street, thilcott Mr Ernest Kopke, superintendent of very much alive this year. rooms, harbor and dropped her Dated, Honolulu, September 16, lSfT. House has six Ewa end of the ' " near Bingham. Company's ' 24S completely furnished, and all modern off port, the Associated Oil likelihood of a repair vessel being sent talked on the right use of the Bible up get-tin- e Improvements, sanitary plumbing and S. S. Rosecrans picking her and from a station of the Far East section and more than the usual number gave sewer. Punahou cars away with her tow at 11 o'clock. of being their views on subject of the ad- NOTICE TO STOCK- Is connected with for more instead the Restorer sent out the KIHEI Tftss the door. This dwelling is beau They are bound for Gaviota from here. dress. Rev. W. D. Westervelt spoke HOLDERS. planted oil. tifully situated in a large lot " GALILEE SAILS TOMORROW. in the evening on the character of nmomental shade tree 3 wun ser. . CABLE BREAK LOCATED. Moses. rear. The scientific expedition brigantine Klhel stockholders holding shares la vnnts' quarters and stable in the The break in the cable has been lo - H the names persons are request- and eighteen Galilee, Captain Hayes, will. leave port of other Ten minute car service cated just this side of Guam, and not ed to have such shares transferred to minutes ride from the postomce. tomorrow, continuing her cruise. Mid In the vasty Nero deep as was at first way WILL BE CASHIER AT their own names as soon as practicable, Punahou district is one of the most de will be the first stop made. Educational CO., property is fwr-ac-t miirht be the case. There is KIHEI PLANTATION nirable In the city and this THE ANNIE JOHNSON. By J. P. Cooke, Treasurer. rrntionallv . well located in a neign 7S36 UNITED The bark Annie Johnson sailed on EXPERIMENT- - STATION borhood free from noise and where the LOCAL- - OFFICE OF THE Department 14th Inst., from atmosphere is constantly coolea oy ine STATES WEATHER BUREAU. Saturday, San Fran Cisco for Hakalau and Paauhau. She pleasant breezes from iianoa vaiiey. Sunday, Sept. 22, 1907. . office. 7S36 Honolulu, is bringing 600,000 feet of lumber. Among on FOR AUUloj ioc - t - Advertiser the arrivals the Sierra this SANJRANCISCO Barkentine Irmgard sails' tomorrow morning will be Guy H. Tuttlc .who 2 THERMO. S c W1ND for San Francisco with passengers and 1st f sugar. has been in the employ of tee Immi upens Oct: g s-- Angeles a s ? &5'?2 2 Lay-sa- n gration Service in Los and will Am. Bktne. 5 Schooner Luka sails today for Irmgard ? f W .99 2- -1 Island for guano, under command take the positon of cashier at the Su- gar Planters' Experiment Station. He Christiansen, master, will oafl for th TANKS ; " of Captain Olsen. Commercial and Industrial fl i 1 ii -- - will occupy the position formerly held above port Round Hoops The Toung People's Union quarter- by C. H. McBride, who resigns to ac Subjects. Adjustable CD1 ON TUESDAY, SEPT. 24 1900 Is9 t 72 78 .15 83 2 I ly convention will, be held on Friday cept the position of private secretary 'l9 Methodist church. to Governor Frear, taking office on Oc Air Dried Clear Red wood 8Cl eej H 69 78 01 69 4 at the ' tober 1. For freight and passage apply to 1903 Uoa' S 8 27 72 5 W i Mr. .Tuttle is said to be a man of Membership - $5.00 F. A. SCHAEFER & CO., LTD., In the city 'so (9 78 T 71 4 . the' unusual ability and of pleasing social By using a tank IBC Olj 6J t VISITIflC Agents. an ' sick and qualities, which will make him a most you are always assured of 9S, 65 7 79 T 78 4 6 the, 1904 f9 desirable addition to local circles. . Each Course - even pressure at all hours of , $5.00 1905 99 tO 89 74 :I2 70 9 V p of the year. in son KAHULUI TOWN LOTS. HAWAII SHINPO SHA, day and all seasons l 5 those are 1908 M l 7S .00 70 2 t THE PIONEER PRINT-- Besides5 this advantage WAILUKU, September 21- - For some JAPANESE f 0 10 which we will glad- 1907 iifi 89 81 14 .02 88 Ing office. The publisher of many others Endea- months an engineer has been at work Hawaii you in our sales- The Central Union Christian Shlnpo, the only daily Japanese paper ly explain to Society meeting Le In Kahului laying out town lots. Re i WM. B. STOCKMAN, vor held a at the ,T published in the Territory of HawalL i room. i an cently some of the low lands have been A I C. SHIOZAWA, EXCEL- Section Director. ah Home yesterday afternoon and prog- 'Mill Post Proprietor. i "We carry the famous filled and the work was still in near Editorial and Printing Office 1034 abundance of flowers, contributed by buildings JonS 4 TANKS In ress. Several of the old have Smith 8U above King. 40. SIOR REDWOOD TIDES, SUN AND HOOK. the Sunday school children, was given one Sam FANCit Phone Main 10,000 gallon been torn down and has been stock, from 500 to" were onto new lot. to the inmates. Two services moved a Best Accommodations. BestRateinCity. capacity. is held on the verandas. Miss Yarrow Tmn per $1 P m played hymns on the organ Europein dx n sr w b familiar Pri-v- t up " ! Bath. YAM c O O u Mr. Catherwood led in prayer and THE HAGUE "With $L50 ATOYA, 3! jo (J k3 ItJ W a and 75 Ltd. gave an earnest talk on the raising of . --wvWn- 140 lieht airy rooms all outside. ALL Lewers & Cooke, Ft p m p m Ami I jRise as Annex to Palace Hotel KINDS 07 ! am Lazarus. John Martin gave a helpful private baths. Furnished CONFERENCE ttrir-tf-v first claas. Steam Ilea I. not wira " SHIRTS, PAJAMAS address, encouraging patience and Ferry. Sutter cars; and KIMONOS STREET 19! 1.4' 5.49 8 21 phone in every room. From St 177 S. KING la's r 5j cheerfulness in suffering. Then the Depot. SU ears, wanaxer i i t fm-- L .J . from 3rd St. 3rd MADr, TO ORDER. ! .M' 1 5, 5 41.11 48.12.f2 SW SZj ui and their friends visited t Endeavorers Continued from Page One.) M. Prop. t and distributing JoHnsor. 1248 St., 1 38 jS 50.5 51 9 45 the sick, singing formerly of Johnson's Restaurant. Fort Just above Orpheum. 28! 63 I V .n! flowers. Flowers were distributed al- era! other international conferences at 7.48! 1.5 0 52, UJ1 l.iX-- i 50 5 6010.27 so Queen's Hospital, Mjss John- which the idea of universal peace was 27 I t I at the rPWFPT.r TUAVONDS. WATCHES i and private homes. prominent, notably the Zionist Con- TRANSPORT SERVICE. 2?! 5 7 25; 0 48 5:35 5 49 5,fl 11 U son's sanitarium at FACTORY 6.5c! 1 , AT LESS THAN i Services at Oahu Prison yesterday gress, held at The Hague, and the In- Warren, left Honolulu for Manila, Aug. Straw, Felt, 5 49 5 51' PRICES AT j & lo rS 1 52 48 .... were held under the auspices of the ternational Socialist Congress, which 15. ill presiding began on August IS at Manila, quarter of the moon Sept. 29. T. M. C. A., Miss Crockett its sessions Thomas, left Honolulu for Hawaiian, Last organ, singing Stuttgart. As might have been expect- Sept. 17. Kahului and Hilo occur at the Mrs. Hare 3 The tides at "Xearer My God to Thee," Frank ed, the Peace Conference has shown Buford, left Honolulu for Manila, Panama I TirfAi - about one nour Cooke delivering an address. many possibilities as a theater for in- Aug. 24. . , most Saa Fran lulu. ,.,, ternational Intrigue. One of the Sherman, left Honolulu for SHAPES Hawaiian stanaara ume S. ALL than Greenwich METHODIST SERVICES. significant and, to Americans, interest- Cisco, Sept. 0 minutes slower ing developments along this line has Sheridan, at San Francisco. . . .o mertdian" of 157 time, Dejng - r, v, At the Methodist church yesterday been the very evident desire on the Logan, sailed from Honolulu for Ma- degrees thirty mnutes Paul Super addressed an interested part of Germany, through her dele- nila, August 14. K. UYEDA 116 secure good Crook, Honolulu for Manila, Au- bItrGreenwIch"our. 0 ninutes. throng on "The Man Who Stirred the gates at The Hague, to the left HAT MANUFACTURER City," and entertainingly treated of will of the United States of America gust 20. the Prophet Amos' life. C. J. Day and of the French Republic. Dix, sailed for Manila, August 2L 1028 NUUANU STREET whole Rroup. 1013 NUUANU, NEAR KING the

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Meetings Castle & CooKe, J. A.GILMANIFratemal ENINGS THE FISHMARKET Ltd. Ml SHIPPING AND COMMISSION CANTON OAHTJ NO. 1. P. M. L O. MERCHANTS. O. r. Meets every setfnd Friday of the month, at OF PAST WAR N Sugar Factors and Fire and Marine Insurance 7:30 p. m., in Odd Fellows Mall, street. WEEK 0 General Insurant H T. MOORE, Commandant. Agents. AND 1AUL SMITH, Clerk. REPRESENTING Polynesia encampment no. i, Klhei Faces Damane Suit fnrlLiiras Has Sold 'Out Business New T - I 3 ! - w England Mutual Life General Business Agent A- - w. fJ. TJ-- . Company Insurance Meets every first and third Friday of the Desecration of Com of Boston. month, at 7;MO p. m., in Odd relluws Man, Ancestral to a Japanese Aetna Fire Insurance Co. ' cordially invited ROOM 400 JUDD BUILDING. Fort Mnet. Visiting brothers National Fire Insurance Co. to attend. Graves. , pany. Citizen's C. O. HOTTKL.L., V. if. I s Insurance Co. (Hartford I I Fir 1. t xrmrnnric iv c;kaCVt use. Insurance Co.). Protector Underwriters of the EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. 1, I. O. O. P. WAILUKU, September 21. Clarence HILO, September 21. There has of Hartford. Phoenix MeetH everv Tuesday evenine. at 7:30, in TV. FOR broth- Ashford came up by Tuesday's been another turn in the affairs of Odd Fellows' Hall.' Fort Street. Visiting Have you got ALL YOUR LIMBS ers cordially invited to attend. steamer from Honolulu and filed a suit the local fish markets and as a result A. i". L'LAKlV. .N. W. and some ambition f L. L. LA PIERRE, See. against the Kihei Plantation Company the newly built- Gehr market on the JUST for fifteen thousand dollars damages ri&ht bank of the Wailoa river, above Do you want a paying proposition House and Lot HARMONY LODGE NO. 3, I. O. O. F. as bridge de-b- y for Meets everv Monday evening, at 7:30, in for converting to its use land claimed tne railroad is to all intents Holly Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort Street. Visiting broth- serted. , .This has been brought about Flour CORNER WILDER AVENUE er cordially invited to attend. Patrick Cockett and others. AND PIIKOI STREET The land in question is y a hul of. Japanese fishermen, head-plac- e Sec. the burial AT ALL GROCERS E. R. HEXDRY, ed by Haigashi and Agawa. who Pleasant location and very desirable. of the progenitors of the have PACHIC REBEKAH LODGE NO. 1, plaintiffs. bought out the entire business of R. O. O. P. - It is claimed that the graves were A. COLLEGE STREET I. Lucas and have taken over the ALL KINDS OF Meets everv second and fourth Thursday, at plowed up and converted into cane unexpired portion of his lease of the 7:30 i. m.. Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort Street. fields while the plaintiffs were owners SPLENDID HOME. Three bedrooms, Visiting Rebekahs are cordially invited to at fWaiakea fish market, ' of the property. parlor, den, kitchen, lanai and bath; tend. It will be remembered that when Rubber Goods stable. Lot AXXIE BIDIXGER, X. G. The case will probably be heard dur- - Gehr put up Ms new market trouble TWO ACRES GOODYEAR servants' quarters and JEXXY JACOBSOX, Secy. ing the October term. RUBBER CO. 75x125. Cool part of the city where followed with the railroad people over A great many persons near Agricultural fSite. R. H. PEASE, President trade winds blow. Terms reasonable. OCEANIC LODGE NO. 371, P. & A. M. visited the a right of way and also regarding the College Meets on the last Monday of each month, at tablelands up Io Valley Sunday. The keeping the swing bridge open. Things Market Street San c. Masonic Temple, at 7:30 p. m. Visiting place is becoming more popular as a looked as though Gehr had entirely EE EG ANT SOIL Franclafw. rai ttu. o. A. brethren and members of Hawaiian and ra-- place to get out of the ciflc are cordially invited to attend. heat. It is but the best of the argument over the FINE VIEW an hour s opportu- - j Mm CHAS. A. BOX, W. M. ride and affords an swing bridge and the fact that he had GENTLE SLOPE PUPILS WANTED J. Gilman F. WALDROX, Sec. nity to be in different surroundings and concluded agreements with the bulk climatic conditions that are refreshing. of the Japanese fishermen to go to his Here's the key A. COMPETENT lady teacher OLIVE BRANCH SEBEKAH LODGE recently A very pleasant farewell party was market exclusively appeared to be a CHICKENS from the Coast would like private NO. 2. I. O. O. P. given Ke-poik- ai pupils. by Judge and Mrs. A. N. winning card. Now by this latest deal Is proficient in music, draw-ln- g, THOS. G. THRUM Meets every first andhird Thursday, at FRUIT etc. 7:30 b. m.. in Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort Street, to Mrs. Harry Murray of Ho the business is again diverted to the Backward pupils brought Visiting Rebekahg are cordially invited to at nolulu Tuesday evening at their home, old stand though just how the Japa SUGAR CANE up In work; bright pupils 1063 Hotel St. advanced Fort, near tend. Mrs. T. B. Lyons rendered some nese will side-ste- p agreements FLOWERS Address R.M, 20 MAE CAXTIX, N. O. choice their Hawaiian Hotel, or HAZEL CRAXE, Secy. piano selections. Cards were enjoyed with. Gethr is a matter that quite pos- Stationer by allt after which excellent refresh sibly will have to be settled by the Price $1000 lower than the lowest in , neighborhood. -- T.EATTT CHAPTER NO. 2, O. E. S. ments were' served. courts. the V n A Meets every tliird Monday of each month. W. G. Scott of Paia was in town At all events the Japanese are not Uf CIMrt Bookseller p. Temple, at 7:30 m.. in the Masonic .visit Wednesday. I ing sisters and brothers and members of Lei He and his family will worrying and on Saturday last the News Agent Aloha Chapter Xo. 3, are c(Srdialjy invited to go to the rubber lands of Nahiku this hew hui,. which is officially known as JAS. F. MORGAN. Groceries and Fruits attend. week and remain there some two or j the "Japanese Sea Produce. Company" ALICE G. MERRICK, W. M. Mr. over opening rtt market Xiao-Hi- ss Finest line of Typewriting paper ADELAIDE M. WEBSTER, Sec. three weeks. Scott has celebrated the the . St. auspices by a on Nuuanu In the city. twelve thousand trees growing on his under their luau the LEI ALOHA CHAPTER NO. 3, O. E. S. land there. :- market premises. An Extraordinary Phone Main 238 p. o. Box tEI " s Meets at the lasonic Temple every second Judge Kalua and M. P. Waiwaiole The whole place was decorated in Offer Saturday of each month, at 7:30 p. m. Visit customary Japanese style, - flags ing sisters and brothers are cordially invited to went to Lahaina Wednesday to attend and attend. the annual convention of the Maui palms being;- - used in profusion. The BY JOHN WEILL, Engineer Ford Runabouts MARGARET HOWARD, TV. M. Sunday schools. banquet Itself was served in excel LOUISE A. TRUE, Secy. Rev. and Mrs. Dr. A. S. Baker have lent style. There were many guests OWNER OF PROPERTY Dealer In present, the county government being The 1908 model Just unpacked at been spending a few days with Rev. NEW AND SECOND-HAN- D MA-- LADLES' AUXILIARY, A. O. H., 4 particularly well represented; Many DIVISION NO. 1. and Mrs. Dodge. . IN CHINERY. Schuman Carriage Co., Ltd. every p. C. D. Lufkin, the cashier of the First speeches were made both in English Meets first and third Tuesday, at 8 Japanese congratulations Reparing of All Kinds. m., in C. B. U. Hall, Fort Street. Visiting National Bank of Wailuku, left Wed and In and 3AS0LINE Alexander Young Building sisters are cordially invited to attend. nesday for St. Paul, Minnesota, where were greeted with "banzais" innumer ENGINES A SPECIALTY MRS. M. COWES, Pres. A banquet 1S5 Merchant Street Tel. lie. MAUD O SULLIVAX, Secy. he will Join Mrs. Lufkin and later visit able. novel feature of the MAKlrvI his motherl and remain there until was the appearance of daintily garbed ANCIENT ORDER HIBERNIANS, after Christmas. He and Mrs. Lufkin Japanese maidens who stood behind to the right party! HEALANI MYRTLE A good smoke is the : DIVISION NO. 1. will return to Wailuku in January. the guests with fans. An exhibition of Meets every first and third "Wednesday, at 8 Mrs. R. E. Mist and daughter re sword play and wrestling followed, the T O M K E E N E p. m., ia C. B. U. Hall, Fort Street. Visiting present taking Drotners cordially mvitea to attend. turned to Honolulu Wednesday. They Japanese the keenest Handkerchiefs 5C CIGAR F. D. CREEDOX, Pres. have been enjoying the delightful cli interest in the events. , NO MONEY DOWN T. CAREY, Secy. Theo. Davies & Co., LttL, J. mate and scenery of the slopes of Ha The luau was a ort of continuous SOc Oc H. performance as It was kept up for the , leakala. BUILD YOUR the) Distributors MYSTIC LODGE NO. 2, K. of P. greater part, of Sunday by the toilers HOUSE,? I'll take AT K. FUKURODA Meets every Tuesday evening at 7:30 mortgage on House a. and lot. o'clock in K. of P. Hall, corner Fort and Bere-tani- of the deep. Meanwhile the next move 28 and S2 Hotel Street. Visiting brothers cordially invited to in the market business will be watch AMERICANS I attend. COTTON MATHER'S PLOT ed for with Interest. Gehr is not the Pay off in small amounts or large. PYROGRAPHIO A. S. WEBBER, C. C. fight OUTPITS F. WALDROX, K. R. S. type that gives up without a and Finest of location. THE HAWAII JTYU SHTNBUN there may be interesting events. Lucas COPLEY PRINTS WILLIAM MCKINLEY LODGE NO. 8, your TO SELL WM. PENN states that he is out of the market ARTISTS' MATERIALS Asks assistance in fur- K. of P. entirely. He had about ten JAS. F. MORGAN. between business ' thering friendship Meets everv Saturday evenine. at .7:30 unexpired on his leases of Japan and America; send It o'clock, in Pythian Hall, corner Beretania and vears term Pacific Picture Framing Co. V - sold $5.00 your t ort streets. isitmg brothers cordially m- the market premises but he has and It will come to nd. HARTFORD, Conn., September 4. absolutely to the Japanese. Nuuanu below Hotel Street. j Japanese servant, teacmng L. H. WOLF. C. C. this out The controversy over the question , him moderation right-thinkin- g. E. A. JACOBSOX, K: of R. & S. and whether Cotton Alather, of Boston, en I've Got HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. 1, PYTIL-IA- tered into a plot to capture William Union Electric Co. Address, S. SHEBA, Mgr., SISTERS. FEARFUL GASHES Penn and colony IRE 69-- 71 Cor. Beretanla and Maunakea Meets every first and third Monday, at 7:30 the first of Quakers Two Snaps BERETANIA STREET. p. m., and sell them as slaves In the Barba- - Streets. at Knights of Pythias Hall, Fort and IN SMALL HOMES, Telephone Main 81. The best Japanese news- Beretania streets. All visitors cordially invited does has been settled, it is said, by RECEIVED IN A FIGHT paper 10 attend. the finding of the letter from Mather House Wiring, Bells, Dry Cells. In Honolulu. ROSE ERICKSOXT, M. E. C. to Ti GRACE O BRIEX. M. of R. & S. John Higginson, of Newport. Special attention to installing private anslations made from telephones English to Japanese, vice The letter, Which is in the possession - MAKIKI and general repair work. and COURT CAMOES NO. 8110, A. O. P. of George A. Reynolds, clerk JIILO, September 20. With thirty- versa. Moderate : charges. of the Meets every second and fourth Tuesday of Fire Board this city, fo- One inches of gashes in his back and Commercial Work Solicited. eaen month, at 7:30 p. m., in San Antonio of reads as Hall, v ineyard street. Visiting brothers cor llow: arms, Hirano, a Japanese luna em JAS. F. MORGAN. a i any mvitea to attend. Boston, September ye 15th, 1682. eight g Mr. and Mrs. S. Hashimoto. J. P. REGO, C. R. "To Ye Aged ployed by Arioli Brothers at ind t CLOTHES M. C. PACHECO, F. S. and Beloved John Hig. . - A . 1 1 n 1.TFA STYLE TO MASSAGE ginson: There be at sea a shippe call a naif mne camp, uiaa, i n $ WITH THEM g Two of his assailants, Takuhama MATERIAL THAT WEARS it Rheumatism, Bruises, Sprains, Tired CAMOES CIRCLE 110. 240, C. O. F. ed Te Welcome, R. Greenaway mas Preliminary Advertisement Meets every second tery d Aikahosi Etaro, are in Fueling and Other Ailments and fourth Thursday of which has aboard an hundred or - each month, at 7:30 p. m., in San Antonio more custody In Hilo, but the third, xoso- g George A. Quickly Relieved Hall, Vineyard street. Visiting companions of ye heritics and maglinants Martin, 8 r neri. managed to get away. There naa A --.1 1 A. . dEh Telephone 565 are coraiaiiy mvitea to attend. called Quakers, with W. Penne, who am M biock street M. C. PACHECO, C. C. been bad blood ibetween jnirano anu I instructed to offer at public if 'swa iioiei 444 -, I KING STREET, PALAMA R. J. BORGES, T. S. n . j-- . , prnUiiria.ma for some time, and the auction on -- . en secret to xrouDie cuiiiiiiidic. inn-- ? no. 6600, a. o. p. orders Master Malachi to c.Tnnn4V, 11UVC1T1DCKttnirriiDCn ic HONOLULU PAINTING CO. court. lunaltlo. . , . , , rrr , , Ing 7 o'clock, when a dispute as UKUrtI IO, iyu, "I .meets every nrstr ana tnira vveanesasy even Huxett, of ye brig Esropasse, lo,'way-lay- e at tv, nmarah . n nrewoou arose. W. B. KAM. Mgr. ings of each month, p. m., i. . of sftme I it at 7:30 in Pythian said Welcome" as near ye coast tlic J.- nrtrr in V ghastly, -i J VliVl-,.- iUUil, Brick, Stone ami Dry 5ATNTINO PAPERHANGINQ nan, corner iort ana JSeretania streets. Visit of Codde as may cap The wounds inflicted were Walls and ing brothers cordially invited. be and make being exposed, but with AND TINTING. WILLIAM AHIA, C. K. tive ye said Penne and his ungodly even the lungs at my salesroom. 857 Kaahumanu JAS. K. KAULIA, P. C, F. S. crewe so ye Lord may glorified itll the loss of blood and even the fact very PLASTERING Sealers In Wallpaper, , Paints, eta that be some before Dr. street, the AND CEMENT WORK Corner and not mocked on ye soil of this new that it was hours Promptly and Carefully Beretania and Emma. HONOLULU AERIE 140, P. O. E. Fred Irwin could reach the man, his Done. O. Box 914. countrye with ye heathen worships of . iV . i. x.- Meets on second and TL-- sn rfmiarKaDie ue fourth Wednesday even- these people. .rn.iTv uiai HANDSOME RESIDENCE . were ioriy-seve- n iSHU, ings of each month, at "Much spoyle may be made by sell still survives. There 7 :30 o'clock, gaping wounds. Kawasaki Hotel, River Street WE MAKE in Pvthian ing ye whole lot to Barbadoes, where stitrhes nut Into the OF Telephone Hall, comer Beretania and Fort streets. Visit The man is at the plantation hospital. Main 39a. ing Eagles are invited to attend. slaves fetch goode prices in rumme about one MISSION L. E. TWOMEY. W. P. and sugar, and shall not only do ye It is thought that he has FURNITURE H. T. MOORE, Secy. chance in sa hundred or surviving. Mrs. H. A. Isenberg Lord great service in punishing the OCCIDENTAL RESTAURANT HONOLULU HARBOR NO. 54, A. A. wicked, but we shall make great good Situate Corner of , Punahou Street and M. & for his ministers and people. Master Sun Lee Tai Co. of P. . Wilder Avenue 26 Meets on first and third Sunday eVenings of Huxett feels hopeful, and I will set MED LETTER UST On King street, near Alakea, KING ST., NEAR NTJUANU. each month, at 7 o clock, at Odd Fellows Hall. down ye news when his shippe comes UHGLAl has been All cordially to For particulars apply completely renovated placed sojourning brethren are invited in ye and under attend. back. Yours bowels of Christ, new management. All g By order Worthy5 President, , parties desir "COTTON MATHER." remaining uncalled for in the JAS. F. MORGAN, a first-cla- ss meal 25 A. L. LAXE. Letters AUCTIONEER, for cents will flid Shirts FRAXK C. POOR, Secy. general delivery for 'the week ending It to their Interest to give it a trial. In All Sizes Made to Order by THEODORE ROOSEVELT LESS BABY FOODS September 21, 190": CAMP NO. 1, U. S. W. V. v Armstrong, Mrs josepn, viiss B. YAMATOYA (2) Department Hawaii. j Bessie Auction O. OKAZAKI PiuLhl Street, off Nuuanu Street. Meets every first and third LONGER HUMAN LIFE Bertram,t George A .Tellings, W M Sale Wednesday, Waverley Block, Bell, John C Kalihi Ranch . corner Bethel and Hotel, at Mrs S 7:30 p. m. Visiting comrades Bevis, Rov Landan, NEW GOODS IN Everything In the cordially invited to attend. Bode, Henry 2) -- Legester, Byron WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 25, 1907 Curio line from an old O. SCHWERDTFEGER, WASHINGTON, September 6. Dr. Brackett, Charlie L at my salesroom. t calabash to a rare Ha- - Commander. Harvey W. Wiley, chief of the Bureau Caldefon, Sr, Dr Lees, Mrs Worsteds and Shirtings v." :: 'r ?i!an .n WIU MARINE ENGINEERS BENEFICIAL of Chemistry, asserts that the aver- Don Eustorjio Margaret E AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M, uuu l"f?lUttl Dig- IS ASSOCIATION. age span Collin, Master Lincoln, Mrs Mary LAND CURIO STORE of human life is increasing. Lujan, Mrs Mary Suits and Meets second and fourth Mondays of each Among the chief factors in prolonging Charlie Shirts (Steiners), Elite Build- month at the new K. of P. Hall, corner Fort David, Solomon Lucas, Miss . An to ing, Hotel and Beretania streets. human life, in the opinion of Dr. Lyman, H Elegant Display Order Street. E. HUGHES. Pres. Wiley, Is the comparatively recent im David, Mrs II. G. WOOTTEX, Secy. provement Deton, J Meill. Mrs J Hotel Street, near River Street. of social ethics, which has Mitchell, Hugh N OF made it fashionable again for mothers Dickson, Thos W. R. CHUNG WAH LODGE NO. 4, K. of P. Donald, James Mitchell, Mrs PATTERSON Meets every second and last Tuesday at its to nurse their babies themselves, with hall. Vineyard street, at 7:30 p. m. Visiting the consequent decline in vogue of the Duvauchelle, Mrs Maria Contractor and brothers are cordiallv invited to attend. numerous "baby foods." Edward Mobsman, Dick Builder Mr-M- rs E. S. KOXG. C. C. ' Dunn, Miss Edith Nelson, H AUTOS REPAIR WORK OP ALL SAMUEL L. WOXG, K. of R. & S. "Except mothers' milk, the only safe Orchids Elston, Mr-M- rs Neill, Mrs J KINDS NEATLY DONE food for babies," he says, "is pure, HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. 1, I. O. R. M. certified cow's milk without any man C A Phillips, W 3hone Main S24 1168 Union St Meets every first and third Thursday of each Fergusson, Thos Purdy, Miss Taken Care Of month, in K. of Hall, comer of ipulation at all. If the child is ill, P. Fort snd upon Forrest, Thomas Kalana TO Beretania streets. Visiting brothers cordially the milk should be modified a Palms We have the facilities to repair HAVE TOUR invited to attend. prescription physician so as "to Globe Bakery Regan, J your A. TV CASTRO. of a auto in a jiffy. You can leave Sachem. get the proper amount of fat and other Growney, George Ricked, Andound it A. E. MURPHY, C. of R. (2) Simpson, C K here to be regularly cleaned and nutritive elements." Hatfield, taken care of. Carrii THEOSOPinCAL SOCIETY, OAHU . Hart, William P Smith, Miss Louisa or Auto I LODGE. A NEIGHBOR'S KINDNESS. Hastie. Wm Strasser, Sergt Poinsetfias properly repaired Room 62 (second floor), Alexander Yonng Hassard, C H F S you must send to building. During: summer months, room closed, Mr. W. J. Fuller, J. P., storekeeper, Ptone, Mrs Lucy and activities suspended until further notice. Harrison, Mrs Associated Rendelsham, South Australia, writes: Mary Taylor, Mrs B F Garage, Ltd. "I was called to see a neighbor who Harry W. W. WRIGHT CO. HONOLULU SCOTTISH THISTLE was suffering severe cramps Hoburn, Mrs Tailor, Merchant Street Phone 388 CLUB. from and Hopp, Willie Ustar, Henry Hanging THNG STREET. NEAR who really thought he was past help. SOUTH. Meets on the first and third Fridav. at 7:30 gave Hoyt, Mrs Wells, C B o'clock p. m., in rooms in Oregon Block, en- I him three doses of Chamber- M trance on Union street. lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Florence Weeder, James PLAYING THE JAMES C. McGTLL, Chief. Remedy, In Hntchinson, Mrs White, Will CARDS FINAL SUMMONS JOHX MACAULEY, Secy. and a few hours he had quite recovered. frequently use Williams, Edward Are you I this EL Baskets Splendid new assortment, New pic-- prepared? Join the Har- - HONOLULU LODGE 616, B. P. O. E. remedy In my own family and sell It Imyard, Mr William, Louis auiuai uurial Association. Honolulu Lodsre Xo. 616, B. P. O. E., will to my customers on positive guaran- Jensen. H H Wield eg, Mr ;i ture backs. meet a in their hall, Kine street, near Fort, every Ben- Jesse, A A . Young, W L J. H. Townsend, Sec'v. Friday evening. Bv order of the E. R. tee." For sale by all dealers. Xapiolanl Bldg., FRAXK E. RICHARDSOX, E. R. son, Smith & Co., Ltd., Agents for JOSEPH G. PRATT, JAS. F. MORGAN. Hawaiian News Co., Ltd. Alakea and King.' HARRY H. SIMPSOX, Secy. Hawaii. Postmaster. Auctioneer. Young Building. THE PACIFIC COMMERICAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 23, 1907 9 J LOCAL BREVITIES. Derelict Seen Beware of Gan3-Xelp-on t fig-h- for last time to-- "ism at is:30, at Hotel Baths. Ar-- At Honolulu mission 25c. Contaminated Water Only at rare intervals are The Marine Engineers Beneficial As- Good, pure derelict ships seen on the sociation WiU meet in K. of P. hall at water is a source of hea'th ocean. Rent derelicts are .:' this evening. and vigor. Should your supply be n.3t seen every day in this and Harmony Lodge Xo. 3. I. O. O. F, best a immediate-l- v ' In other cities. They are the will meet In Odd of the lilier should be ' generous, Fellows hall at 7:30 but improvident, this Monday evening. installed. - people who believe plac- in Work is progressing ing their earnings in a land- on the roadbed Here is what the President of the for the new line from Glenwood to lord's pocket, and not In a Thirty-on- e Board of Health says : home for themselves. Don't miles. There will soon be about a hundred men r.--v re along: de- at wnrt "Recent analyses of the Nuuanu wa- drift with the tide, tractor Isizu. i ferring the time of buying ter indicate that consumers should filter m T some Jack London and Mrs. London of thV. i We are showing some English Madras, of until future date. Do v..., and boil the same previous to human it now. Inquire at our of- .iu,iJru irom a visit to the consumption." our own importation, Shipmans on Wednesday last and are direct that will appeal fice concerning bargains in the guests homes. of Mr. ami Mrs. W. T. Take heed and early. to ladies who desire something that will look Balding at "Wainaku. act We cam' fil- well and well. The Hilo Fruit Company's pineapple the largest assortment of standard wear These are in White and cannery closed last week for the sum- ters in the city. the designs are especially mer fitted for shirt season after successful operation waists TRENT TRUST CO., Ltd. from the start. The winter cron will W. W. Dimond & Co., Ltd. and shirt waist suits. For men's be handled in December. shirts nothing can be found that will better A. 53-55-- 57 St. J. Watt of Olaa was successfully King please a gentleman operated on for appendicitis at the 4 of fashion. They can Hilo Hospital last Thursday by Dr. be made up in town. Fred Irwin. Dr. Archer Irwin and Dt--. Stow were also in attendance. H Boys "wash suits made by Mother's BUSINESS The Territorial prisoners are hard at Friend people. From 2 1- -2 to 10 years. work on the new road from the Vol Don't Neglect . cano House to pit the of Halemaumau. flip mnQt iirmnrtnnf nnrf llVU-J- i MEN'S LUNCH The road will be about eight miles In j0 V 7U1 k Vrf JvnnfVUl kill length, skirting the extinct crater of Y We serve a very appetizing lunch Homer L. Ross, formerly an atto'A ney here in Hilo, has been heard from'H ' " at noon every day and a light lunch In Manhattan, one of the new Nevada ' Ring up the . V after 4 in the afternoon. mining camps. He-h- as quit the pracXj Use of iaw is now secretary-trea- s Xo charge and PEERLESS PRESERVING PAINT CO., LTD. WHTNEV for either. Maris-Jayn- e h MARSH, urer of the Company, mining agents. Phone, Main 352 Box 757 Heinrich Carl Schmidt, THE second son of - " H. W. Schmidt, died Saturday.. Sep- V tember 21 of typhoid fever. He had J been employed at Eva for a number r of years. The held CRITERION ' funeral will be this afternoon from the residence of E. H. Corner Hotel and Bethel Streets Paris, Wilder Avenue. Col. Stobie, formerly cashier of the First Bank of Hilo, is now located at Goldfield, Xevada. to H. YOU "We In a letter CAN are specialists in 'Vicars he said he had resigned from BENEFIT. the matter of hand- the Nevada First National Bank at 1 BY OUR ling the business af- Tonopah to manage a new bank to EXPERIENCE. fairs of others. We be opened on October 1. Our white and fancy pattern vests are l1-o)-M- V are now acting as Ex- ) ecutors of Estates, as Guardians of MAUNA LOA AGAIN ACTIVE. $ minors and as Agents of individuals. HILO, September 17. Pleasurable designed to answer the demand for anticipation was awakened week or last it We deal in securities of all kinds. Our by the report from different parts of laaijk Beal Estate Department buys, sells and any occasion. The low cut white g 4wJ a hJ LnJ tbul . luai f f LhJ LbJ rents real property of every description, the island that there bad been activ- ity in the crater at the summit of collects rents, pays insurance and water Mauna Loa. There was undoubtedly for dress and the beautiful percale rates, attends to repairs and takes gen- a glow seen in the sky by E. H. Cant eral care of city property. We have a of the Hawaiian Mahogany Company goods in dots and stripes for business safety deposit vault. Place your busi- and also by Bruce Cartwright Jr., who was at the Volcano House. Some peo- ness affairs in our hands and you will ple in Hilo who were notified by tele- or holiday. They are cut right and benefit by our large experience. Your phone also saw the reflection in the I investments will be safe, your property clouds. The trip to the summit could made right from material that will not If Mild ( will be cared for, and you escape wor- not, of course, be made in a hurry and there was no means of ascertain- ry. THE . HENRY WATERHOUSE ing to what extent the vast lava floor wig wag out of form. They are high TRUST CO., LTD., Cor. Fort and Mer- of the crater had split. On Friday two chant Stsl Honolulu. last, W. H. Shipman observed class. - - Come in and talk with us. columns of smoke rising from the , mountain's summit. One was from the Dewey crater, apparently, and the THEO. II. DAVIES & CO., Ltd. BUSINESS LOCALS. other from near the scene of last Jan Qv-jd- i DISTRIBUTERS Q uary's activity in MoRuaweoweo. Sachs specials. A new stock of hosiery at Whitney & FIGHT TONIGHT. ELKS BUILDING, KING STREET Marsh's. The Gans-Nelso- n fight pictures will Fresh California fruits and vege- put on again tonight at the Hotel today be tables in season arrive in the giving those who have not been J. ABADIE, Proprietor. Sierra for Henry May & Co. Baths o.v.i. .wonderful fight a " tr. boo this Ladies fancy hosiery and children's Ladies' and Gents' Washing Done First-clas- s. - 1 a 1 p will be shipped f JMltv.in. iixij.-ri- is civ TlT,nA111 x. chance. The pictures i..t. owi nit j to Francisco on the-nex- t Wool and Siflc Made Cleaner by a New French Process.. Marsh's. . bark San HAWAIIAN BAND EDUCATION THE HOPE boat. Charges Reasonable. Artistic tapas from Samoa: Baskets, who held tickets . Saturday mats, idols, yellow shell necklaces. Ha- Those Give Us a Trial night will be admitted free of charge. . waii & South Seas Curio Co. Alexander snarp. ATE A1A SQUARE OF THE NEGRO RACE 258 BERETANIA ST. : : : : : 'PHONE 1491 25c. Show starts at IIMi Others P"111 WiWiWI I Hill. i Young building. Brasses and Teco pot , iW W WMiWMWB tery. Fans and hats. WASTEFUI FISHERY. If you shop at Sachs, you save The Hawaiian band, under the direc- WASHINGTON, Sept. 2. B. IL tttTjO. 21. Considerable " money. See ad on this page. Rentember tion of Captain Berger, will give' a Wainer, orator of the day at a colored made recently on comment has been public concert this evening at 7:30 at Baptist ehureh picnic here today, spoke C -- very small lobsters ex When you wish to enter- thf number of Emma Square. Following Is the pro- in part as follows: posed for sail. Fish Inspector. Hering PARTY GOVERNMENT am in favor of the best education klQOO has no authority to prohibit their sale gram: "I tain friend with the best as long as they are fit to eat but it PART I. for the largest number of people, along a is urged that the taking of such small March "King Quality". Sargent practical lines where the most good eaa If MOETl' ACCORDING TO TUFT being ex- crustaceans will end in their Overture "Victor Emanuel" Kling be accomplished. It is idle to attempt the world affords serve terminated. Intermezzo "Fanella" (new) ...... to rectify wrongs or improve conditions t" Me Kin ley ti'lk CHANDOM by discussing race At a luncheon given In his honor at Eeceived direct from Hermitage Dis Selection "Faust" Gounod the issue. What JulE permanent good can from SU Seattle by a Republican club, Secre consigned to the Honolulu U. , PART II. result trying tillery, to prove the white race is superior or tary Taft said: Bonded warehouse, Old Hermitage Vocal Hawaiian Songs.. Ar. by Berger you, S. the colored race inferior in mental, "In making a few remarks to miskey, which is now being served Selection "Neapolitan Airs" (new).. moral, eocial or business equipment! gentlemen of the King County Repub-llca- n the Boyal ....Godfrey Complaints or criticisms will solve no like the man from drinks to gallons at "Happiness" (new) ....Bergere Club, I feel much ' Waltz problem. WJiat is needed is beneiicia who said that he always took a nap Hawaiian Hotel. Finale "Mile. Modiste" Herbert practical advice and work. (WHITE SEAL) before he went to sleep. I have to "Star Spangled Banner." "If men and women are not qualified make an address in your Grand opera to preaeh or teach let them do the best house at a later hour this afternoon, A BIG SAVING SALE they can in the field of labor for which you know. I see that you have as your OVER they are best fitted, in the workshop, on CHAfViPACHE motto, 'Fair play, clean politics, good UAF1B0UID the farm or in the kitchen. Efficiency government.' I believe in parties, gen-tlem- n. OF dignifies labor. The faithful employe I believe that the only way In TO KEEP THE PEACE hardly ever fails to win the grateful re- wKSh we may have a good government NOTTINGHAM LACE CUR- gard of the good employer. Prosperity is through the influence of parties. TAINS. brings contentment and happiness. This Fourteen million electors can not ex- - cannot be had without, earnest effort. H. HAGKFELD & CO., LTD. V ar v&a In Sllph o waV AS tO to pur- WAILUKlU, September 21. On the Don let discontent and disappoint- cl Here is another opportunity 't E , govern resolutely, unless they have Curtains, at CUT complaint of Maria Lo, a' former resi- ment induce any one to an idle life or chase Fresh, New to dis- v parties. dent of Hilo and Honolulu, H. C. unfavorable environment lead Distributors k -- I believe that in the larger affairs PRICES: couragement. ' was on charge well-regulat- one Mossman arrested a trend of all ed life of our country this adherence to NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS "The party or the other is necessary. In the that he threatened to take the life of in America is upward for all willing government of smaller things there is AT the affiant and did otherwise threaten workers and downward for shirkers. you Some of the greatest men in the history not so much need of it. Here PRICES to do violence to her person. every man in political life, what SPECIAL of our country have attained their posi- know The case was heard before District opposition his character may be, his honesty, his 73c Value for ..... 60cPAIS tions by overcoming, that You see him close at hand and C PAH! Magistrate McKay on Thursday. would have disheartened any ordinary worth. 85c Value for man. Abraham Lincoln had no invit- are able to" tell at once whether he 80c PATE Maria K. Ix and Kawai Kawelo tes v you most desire. Now, $1.00 Value for ing opportunity; often with not even a be the man 95cPAIB tified to the threats made by Mossman. candle to furnish light for his midnight I? such a club as this makes for right $1.25 Value for.... testimony of Maria it ap- . PAIR From the toil he used the pine knot of the wilder- In the community. "When you are, try- Value for.. - .$1.00 peared that a door had been broken you have got ..$1.15 PAIR ness to light the pages from which he ing to carry an election $1.50 Value for. down by Mossman to tne nouse in studied. to organize. To have a club such as which they all lived and a small fam. duty. Then "Fred Douglass, Booker Washington yours Is, then, the first ily row resulted, ine iouowiug- uaj se- a power for and thousands of other colored men you are ready to become A BIG SILK SPECIAL they were notified by their lanaiora cured the respect ami confidenoe of good in the community. move out. a line that we claim to know pol- tr their fellowmen by the exercise of good constitute Oil "The man who keeps away from s'hc sail? Mwsman came home and.( Colors Under sense, persistence and patience. something about and our knowledge is at itics is not the best' citizen. SHANTUNG SILKS in her hearing1 he spoke of her as a " Labor can be dignified and respect of government no man should said he would kill her. She your disposal. We handle all such things Wafer Colors our form wHe, .very stylish ami gool nigger and secured by efficient service in. tli keep himself aloof from politics, and 27 inches went out and got three men to protect household and the colored race can have attempt to sneer at those who weariup; oolors: Cream, Ecru, Alioe as Chamois Skins then keeps her. as a missionary working for the destruc- have entered it. The critic who Blue, Grey anl I 'htm. The testimony of Kawai was much tion of prejudice and the upbuilding of There is no need of sending your money aloof, but who always Is ready with same as that of Maria. strong and valuable friendships every Canvas r- - the a for these things when we for the betterment of con- n.?alitv 55c YARD of both Mossman and faith- to distance his advice sympathy. The testimony one who uses his or her time in ditions, should have no .$1.00 Quality ... 65c YARD his wife, who was formerly Xelli fully performing even the tasks dis- can deliver them to vou safer and cheaper, Bristol Board fate f Plato said that it was always the l?inh. was quite different to that of agreeable and uninviting. while letting you examine them before of those who took no interest In gov- witnesses, but admitted we are the former money. Palettes ernment to be misgoverned. If A WOOL GOODS SPECIAL that serious trouble between them had require Mossman to gtve a bond, and parting with your it is a better reason ' tho go- taken place. fixed the same at one thousand dol- Brashes why we should take care of that ALBATROSS Parties about town state that much lars. v't them for w, ernment. friction luis existed between Henry Birch, Mobsman's father-in-la- Hawaii Photo & Art Co. Crayons myself, have worked in the lea-lin- It was through city. all Wool, .louble width, in all the some time nnd that went his bond, and he is out and. wsJLls, In the precincts of my own advice that they wore arrest- appeal case. Maui busi- shade?, iuelulii) Black ami Whifo. Miria's marry it is said, will the ' Etc., Etc. I Know that it is not play, it is ed some time ago and forced to News. Fort Street, Below King. ness, very work at that. An charge. Since and hard 60c QualityfON SALE... 45c YAKD or answer to a criminal organization such as yours must be then they seem to have made up, but Try the Alexander Young Cafe bread. your city clean. kept alive to keep onlv to have more serious trouble. be a revelation to you. S.-Sac- Ltd It will Clean as it now is, it should be made N. tis Dry Goods Go., "flie court found sufficient ground to Sto stay." HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE Canadian-Australia-n Royal Mail Line QUIETEST SUNDAY lialstead & Co., Ltd. Railway co. SUamera running to connection with the Canadian Pacific Honolulu, Friday, September 20, 1907. FOR MANY WEEKS IZZ&S&t COMPANY. STOCK AND BOND ffrii at Honolulu on or about the folio wins dates: apital. VANCOUVER. NAME OF 9TO K. aid Cp Va!. Bid ' Af k FOR FIJI AND AUSTRALIA. FOR .STOCK SfiWI J80O8St 18 MBkCaNTiLE. BEPT. 21 MOANA ... BEPT. It was the quietest Sunday which C, Brewer & Co !f 1,000.000 $100? .... 'AORANGl . OCT. 16 (Honolulu. HawaH. STT6AK. MOANA ...... : OCT. 29 MIOWERA Honolulu has seen for many a week. '"" 5.000.000 BROKERS and Europe. The Big Four have gone, there was no Haw. Agricultural. i.vou.uoo! I00;i-7W- Iswed to all point s In Canada. United States Haw Com A Sugar 'o 2,312.75) too to... Throuch ticket. transport in the harbor, and in every uaw sugar 10 ...... 2.000,000: ;i33 LOANS NEGOTIATED. DAVTJES & CO., LTD., Real. Estate Department Houoinu...... 750.0CIO, 100 i: Members THEO. H. way the people of the city seemed to Honokaa .....; 2,000.000! 20, W Honolulu Stock and Baai GENERAL AGENTS. Haikti.. la; .. 150 Exchange. be taking a rest 2(5 after the strenuous Kanaku 600 000! 1 experiences of the past three or Rihei Plan Co Ltd 2.500,000! 50! 7H 8 four Kipabulu ...... 10,000: .1001 ... Oriental weeks. The restaurants seemed almost Koloa.... 6O0,O00! 100:100 Telephone Main 101 - - P. 0. Box 'lU. Mail S. S. Co., Occidental & McBryde Sug Co Ltd 20 4 4X Pacific deserted, after the rush which they Oahu Sugar Co-.- 1,600000 20i 24 ooome...... i,o.jo.ooo! 20 i 33 35 Harry Armitagc have been having on Sundays,' and Ookala 600,000' 20l H Kisen Kaisha 1-- S. S. Co., and Toyo there was little going on of any kind. Punahou District; 62 2 x 120. Olaa Sugar Co Ltd.. 8,000,000; . ... Three-bedroo- m oloWbla iso.ooo; ii - xrnnniiiiiiw and leave this played Cottage ...... $2000.00 10t! StocR companies win cu at. The Hawaiian band at Aala Paauhau Bug Co 5,000.000; 15 and Bond Steamer of the abeve Two-bedroo- m Plan 60 BroKcr yesterday and, Punahou District; 69 x120 ..., pert on or about th dates mentioned below: Park afternoon with the racinc.....M 500.000! 100 .. - FRANCISCO. "ball games as an added attraction, Cottage 1750.00 Paia., ...... 750 000! 1001 . 150 Member of vrni SAN . Honolulu Stock FOR THE ORIENT. 1Q0 100. - Cottage Pepeekeo...... 750.000 100 145 and Boai brought together a big crowd. The fialihl; x Small , SEPT. 18 SIBERIA Pioneer 2.7o0,000! IOC' 125 Exchange. HONGKONG 1IARU 27 ...... 1400.00 Waialua Agri Co 4,500.(K 30 CHINA . SEPT. Waikiki Beach was almost deserted. 100 ... 70 KOREA SEPT. enough Puunui Town Building Lots ad- Wailuku 1.500.000 loos . The day was cool for it to be Waimanaio 252,000; Office, Campbell .... stay joining; $175 per Lot or $600 for Block, very pleasant to at home, aftei Waimea Sugar Mill . 125.000 100! ... 65 Merchant Regatta Day, whole. v ? MISCRLLANKOU8 Street, Honolulu, T. H. the excitement of and loter-IsUn- d l.moooi ...... 8 8 :o... 100 121 there was a comparatively small crowd Haw Electric Co..... 600,0001 loo present Seaside H R T & L Co Pf d apply to at the Hotel to listen 1,150.000 100 BARGAINS IN REAL For further information to the quintet club which played there. HRTAlit'O, Com. 50 ESTATE! HACKFELD & CO., LTD., Agents. Mutual Tel Co . 150.000 10 8 H. The bathers were few In number, hie- Nahiku Rubber Cc... 60.0U0 100 100 ing scattered along the beach from jsanicu Ku&ber Cc iAssesg. 100 OK4LCO 4,000,0001 100 88M $325 $50 down and $10 per the "Waikiki Inn to the Moana and Hilo R R Co 1.000,000 20 month, Co. Time Table Seaside, and almost half of the men Honolu'u Brewing & without interest will buy a fine lot cw Steamship uo .. 400,000 20 Oceanic in the water seemed to be on surf- Mailing i.ta. 25 Kalihi road, near King street car and leave this port aa Bonds Amt.out line. The line passenger steamers of this line will arrive boards, which are rapidly becoming standing Former price, $350. more and more the fad of the day. Beretania Street .$25.00 HawTer4pc (Fire hereunder: 30.00 Claims) S15.UU0 Lots (area almost 1-- 2 acre), unequal, FRANCISCO. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. The arrival of the German ship Con- Waikiki Beach HawTer pc (Re- FROM SAN 27 1905 ed in soil Flew, SEPT. 23 3tt:tjra SEPT. dor during the afternooiv-almos- t made Pensacola Street ... 30.00 funding 600.000 and on Manoa Height. SIERRA AT.AMEHA OCT. 16 Big was Haw Ter 4pe l,UUti,WX). Lots Kaimuki, ALAMEDA OCT. 11 dhe think that the Four here Lunalilo Street . ... 30.00 Ha Ter 4pc ...... 1,000.000 at Kapahulu and Ma- again, the uniforms being quite sim- Haw Ter ...... 7M),000 noa Valley Matlock Avenue ...25.00 Haw lpc5 196,0.. 'at lowest prices and easy ilar to those of the American jackies. Gov't d c .. ... 20.00 Cal Beet bug A Ref terms. A few of the men were allowed on Pensacola Street Co 8 p C...... 1,00,000 101 shore, but they spent their time walk Beretania Street ...40.00 Haiku. 6 p c .800,000 Two small homes in Nuuanu Valley. agents are Hamakua t itch Co One small, In connection with the sailing of the above steamers, the ing about the outskirts of the city and Desha Lanev ...... 20.00 Upper Ditch 6 p c . . 200,'WO 100 neat home at Palama, intending Dasseng ers. Coupon Through Tickets by any did not appear in evidence at the res. Haw Com Sc Sugar walking t Co 5 p c 1,677.000 within distance of town. o- Ti States, and from sailors did ...... raiiruau, wum- cwu- BVonMan tn all otnta in the United taurants, as the American Haw Sugar 6pc...... 500,0001 And other bargains! European ports. ... when they first came in. Hilo R R Co 6 p c 1,000,000 New York by any steamship line to all ' Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Hon R T & L Co 6 p C 708,000 108 For further particulars apply t. ' : Kahuku tt p c. .. 200.000 l0- - O 137 G. & CO., LTD., HOMICIDE ON REEF. . R A L Co 6 p c .. 2.000,000 100 J. H. SCHNACK, Merchant St. WM. IEWIN LIMITED. Oahu eJtigar Co 5 p c... 900.000 100 AGENTS. John Wynne, who , killed Third Olaa 8ugar Co 6 p c 1,250,000 Fort and Merchant Streets, Honolulu. Paia 8 p c 450,000 3-M- cIntyrc Bui!ding- Assistant Engineer McKinnon of the Pioneer Mill Co 6 p c 1,250,000 -3 Waialua Ag Co 5 p c... 1,500,000 94 FOE RENT: S. S. Rosecrans Friday night, is now McBryde Sng Co 8 p 2.000.00C Residence of T. P. Sedgwick, Palolo Heights; water supply Prison, having been ' Matson Navigation Co. .... in Oahu taken supplemented by windmill. there immediately after being charged TRENT TRUST CO., Ltd. 23.1275 paid. tl6 per Cent, paid. S. S. HILONIAN of this line, carrying passengers and freight, will SESSION SALES. TOR SALE: Pineapple land and f The under Federal jurisdiction Saturday Wahiawa, run in a direct service between this port and San Francisco, sailing and night. Nobody is allowed to see him (Morning1 Session.) home. at a bararain. Gentla following ' horse. arriving on or about the dates: except on permission of U. S. District None. , Arrive Honolulu. Leave Honolulu. ' W. L. HOWARD. u. sn TrMHaco Attorney Breckons and a pass by Mar BETWEEN BOARDS. OCT. 3 OCT. 8 Hendry. TO SEPT. 21...... shal LET. 52000 Paia 6s, 100; 40 Ewa, 25.375; $1000 OCT 24 OCT. 31 NOV. 5 3 Cal. Ref. 6s, 100; $3000 Pioneer 6s, 103; 21 NOV. 28 .DEC. 1 8.00 NOV. Fort Street Bedroom...... 105 Kihei, 7.50. 'HAS. & 1 DEC. 26 DEC. 31 BREWER CO.'S RIFLE RANGE IS " DEC Morris Lane, 2 Bedrooms 10.00 NOTICE. PASSENGER RATES TO SAN FRANCISCO: First Cabin, $60. , NEW YORK LINE Round Trip, First Class. $110. HELP TO NAVY Emma Street, 3 Bedrooms...... 12.00 No session tomorrow, Regatta Day, particulars apply to September 21. Legal holiday. For further Fort St., 2 Bedrooms.,.. 14.00 Regular line of vessels plying v CASTLE & COOKE, LTD., between New York Hono- Fort Street, 2 Bedrooms.'...... , 16.00 and AGENTS. (Cod tinned frcm Tae one'). Professional Cards lulu. The bark Foong Suey will the men practise with the heavy cal Punchbowl Street, 2 Bedrooms.... 18.00 probably sail on or about Oct. 20. weapons. Now known Subject to change without notice AMERICAN-HA- W AnAN STEAMSHD? COMPANY. Iber that it is Aloha Lane, 2 Bedrooms 20.00 to the naval officers that they can get PIANO TUNING. FREIGHT TAKEN AT LOW- . 2 20.00 , FROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU. small-ar- m practise here, where they Kaimuki, Bedrooms...... EST RATES. Weekly Sailings Tehuantepec. GEORGE LENORD Expert piano freight apply via can practise with their heavy batteries, Street, 3 20.00 Office, Wall, For rates to' Company's 41st Street, South Pensacola Bedrooms.... tuner. Nichols Co., Ltd. & CO., Freight received at all times at the Wharf. the officers of the Big Four state thai 246 CHAS. BREWER Brooklyn. is practically certain that they will Beretania Street, 5 Bedrooms.... 22.00 27 Kilby St., Boston, or it St FRAN- AND TACOMA TO take advantage of this at every oppor Avenue, 3 Bedrooms. 25.00 THEO. H. DAVIES CO.. LTD. FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FROM SEATTLE Peck MUSIC. Honolulu. CISCO DIRECT. HONOLULU. tunity. . . MRS. Big they Matlock Ave., 3 Be'drooms...... 25.00 HERBERT S. EWING Teacher S. S. NEVADAN....TO SAIL SEPT. 26 TEXAN On or about SEPT. 25 On board the Four when of piano. 444 Beretania street. came here were a number of men who Young St., 5 Bedrooms ...... 25.00 TO HONO- 7823 . FROM SAN FRANCISCO were trying rank of expert,, the LULU DIRECT. For further information apply to for the Fort St., i Bedrooms 35.00 CO., title which is given to the best shots S. S. NEVADAN...... TO SAIL OCT. 5 H.4 HACKFELD & LTD., ' MRS. HODGSON Teacher of piano and Gattdn, Heifl & Company, Ltd) Agents, Honolulu. In the navy. They had alreadyr quail. Lunalilo St., 3 Bedrooms...... 40.00 singing. Successful method. Thor MORSE, ned as sharpshooters in a contest held ough training In touch, time, finger ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS. Freight received at Company, wharf, CP. 800 1000- ' at Manila, but there was no r - 276 . General Freight Agent. FURNISHED HOUSES ing and expression. Studio, Greenwich Street. yard range on which they, could have QUEEN , AND RICHARDS STREETS. We Beretania street, near Alakea street. the practise necessary to qualify .as have several furnished houses in 7820 Boilers re-tub- ed with charcoal-Iro- n experts. ' Hearing that there was a different parts of the city. or steel tubes. General ship work. Union-Pacif- ic range hero, Admiral Dayton, through STENOGRAPHER AND Transfer Co. one of. his aides; communicated with Limited Colonel Jones and asked permission for TYPEWRITER. LAW OFFICE OF v J. A. COMBS Office, 855 Kaahumanu A. D. SCROGGY, Manager. some of his men to use . the range. Of course, the National Guard au street, ojr 1530 Meyer street. Phone Magoon & Lightfoot (Formerly Union Express and Pacific Transfer Co.) thorities were only too glad to give TRENT TRUST CO., Ltd. 206. Corner Alakea and Merchant Street. the desired permission, and the .mattei Honolulu. Prompt attention to removing baggage from residences to coast was quickly arranged between Colonel FOR SALE, LEASE OR RENT Sam Johnson and Ensign J. W. Wilcox. lokai ports, Sept. 22. J. Morse, M. Glassified Advertisements Nafci-ali- a, estate In all parts steamers. Checks issued for delivery in San Francisco. Jr., who has charge of the marksman Morse, A. Ryan, M. Faria, J. Valuable real of Big Four. M. Costa, C. Pickard, G. Wag- Honolulu and in various other placs la ship on the vessels of the goner, WANTED. the islands. LIGHT and HEAVY HAULING Ensign Wilcox was a member of the H. Hayselden, Mrs. K. Kaharaa A GIRL to fold and mend clothing. navy team in 1906, when the Hawaii and child, Dr F. Bent, Mr. Christians, Must not be eighteen years V. Meyers, under Pianos moved with the utmost care by experienced and careful men. team Seagirt, and had met Miss Mrs. Rassman, Miss old. Sanitary Steam Laundry, Ka- - HAWAIIAN DEVELOPMENT CO. ian shot at M. Meyers, Mrs. E. Brune, E. Brune, in safe building. Colonel Johnson there, so the friend waiahao street. 7837 Goods packed and shipped or stored ship was quickly renewed and ever Mrs. A. M. Brown, child and servant; LIMITED. courtesy was offered the vis G. W. Carr, II. Mitchell, W. S. Bab- P. B. McSTOCKER : ; Firewood of the Best Quality Delivered possible bitt, ,F. Waterhouse, Mrs. Karatti and STRAYED. Manff itors, who used the range several days BAY mare, feet, STANGENWALD BUILDING. 18 deck. .three white and . while they were in port. A number of branded J. S. on right hip. Finder Cable Address: Develop.-P- Office, King Street, near Fort. Telephone 58. men above .required Per str. W. G. Hall, from Kauai O. "Box - - - - . the naval made the ports, Sept. 22. J. A. Noble, W. notify this office and get reward. sS 50 long ranges. An- 40 out of at the Schultze, J. H. Bole, H. M. Gittel, 7836 other officer in the fleet also took part - Tokushima, W. A. Chung, Young Choy, in the shooting. Lieutenant D. C. Mc- children, Ida, SITUATIONS WANTED. HUSTACE-PEC- K COMPANY, LTD. who was wife and Wada, .Miss J ( Dougal of the Marine Corps, Miss. Benham, Miss M. BOOKKEEPER wants position. re- Albert F. Afong DRAYMEN 1 team, in the Kanikanihia, Is I a member of the marine Elmhorst, T. L. Stewart, Miss John- liable and accurate. Will not accept 832 - Fort Street. J Phone 295 63 QUEEN STREET - P. O. Box 212 I National shoot In 1905. son, George Mundon, A. V. Peters, less than V00 per month. "C", this The government Is now spending ESTIMATES GIVEN ON ALL KINDS OF TEAMING year Master W. Panui, J. D. White and 10 office. 7837 J J JH manv thousands of dollars each deck. - in bettering the marksmanship of all navy Booked to Depart. ROOMS TO RENT. STOCK AND BOND BROKER COAL. of both the army and Nicely-furnish- ed I FIREWOOD, STOVE, STEAM f branches S. rooms; cool, central. small-ar- m shooting, and the fact Per S. Sierra, for San Francisco, GARDEN SOIL, J in par-ty- , Elite, Hotel St., opp. Young Hotel. CRUSHED ROCK, BLACK AND WHITE SAND, ss September 27. Dr. Downing MEMBER STOCS there was a, first-cla- range here and HONOLULU AND 1 ...... HAY, GRAIN, CEMENT, ETC. 1 that B. Castle, S. in which the sailors and marines might R. and J. .Mrs. maid, C. M. Symonds, Miss FOR RENT. BOND EXCHANGE. practise was a surprise and source of Parker and FURNISHED cottage housekeep- Campbell, R. M. Norton, , J. G. Reid, and great satisfaction to Admiral 'Dayton ing rooms. Cottage Grove. 246 the officers under him. They ex Mr, and Mrs. 6. J. Hindes, Mrs. W. and G. Barrett, T. T. Barbour, Mrs. Kauff-ma- n, THE PACOTO Hand Machinery pressed the opinion that having such OFFICES FOR RENT. Second do more to bring Miss C. Goodale, Miss Schaefer, Real Estate a range here would : any R. M. Morton, G. G. Reid, Mrs. Schoy, "THE STANGENWALD" Only fire- Commercial Advertiser STEAM AND GASOLINE ENGINES. naval vessels to this port than Symonds, Hollingren, proof office building in city. other single thing in the city. C. M. L. H. Sstered at the Fostofflce at Honolulu, H. Hagedorn, L. Thompson, A. H. Walker's Boat Works Eames, Jr., Mrs. Jack Hayes, Jr., Mrs. ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING Q second-clas- up-to-d- fire-pro- oir T. H., aa s matter. Honolulu's only of King Street, near Alapal SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Wood, Eli Snyder, P. G. Schneider, : 2 Reid,. Mrs. building; rent includes electric light, BUBSCRIPTION RATES: 7826 wife and. children, Misa ARRIVED. Alice Forrest, Mrs.. Q, , H. Pfeiffer, E. hot and cold water and Janitor ser- J vice. Hamm-Youn- g bjl Caa ...$12.00 Bell, child, Bettlston.J Apply the Von Tear Sunday, September 22. wife and J. F.f Months 6.00 S. E. Woodley, W. M. Tarr, J. S. Mel-l- o, Co., Ltd. tlx Str. W. G. Hall, Thompson, from Ka CONTAINING lalng on Application. Bicycles wife and two children, Mrs. J. W. Adrer Rates uai ports, 5:30 a. m. Yarndley. SUPPLIES OP ALL KINDS. Str. Iwalani, Self, from Maui and Mo- - FOR SALE. Published every morning except Sun- Also lokai ports, 3:20 a. m. (Army and Navy.) PEDIGREED fox terriers. Brood bitch 48 ACRES OF LAND day by the Iroquois, TJ. S. S., Carter, Johnson Is- Maggie, first prize, blue ribbon, open REPAIRING WHILE YOU WAIT. German cruiser Condor, Ahlert, from class, 3:15 p. m. land, Aug. 30. at last Honolulu dog show, also HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO., LTD., Y. YOSHIKAWA, Samoa, brood bitch out Several Springs and Two Streams A.-- H. S. S. Missouri, Lyons, from Condor, Ger. cruiser, Ahlert, Samoa, of the above by an I7on Holt Block, No. 65 South Kins St. King opposite Young Hotel. : ' ; imported Street, Tacoma, 4 p. m. Sept. 22. dog, prizewinner on Coast. CRANE : : Manager Two choice pups, CI. DEPARTED. (Merchant Vessels.) female three TAPAS Restorer, Br. s.s.. Combe, Esquimau, months old. Apply to P. O. Box 7, A. O. S. S. Rosecrans, Holmes, with 31. City. 7S34 .THE WATERHOUSE CO. March This fine property is situate In Manoa . Artistic Tapas from Samoa. Idols, sp. Marion Chilcott in tow, for Gavlota. Galilee, Am. Brgt., Hayes, Sitka, Au- 10 ' - " AT a bargain, new Baskets, Mats, Fans, Hats. a. m. gust 28. Ford car, Model N, and adjoins the holdings of Jas. Boydt A. O. sp, Marion Chilcott, Madison, Mary E. Foster, Am. scr., Johnson, complete. Is a good roadster and TOE BUNT. HAWAII & SOUTH SEAS CURIO CO. towed by S. S. Rosecrans, for Gaviota, Tacoma, Aug. 30. hill climber. Address P. O. Box 115. and the Catholic Mission and imme 10 a. m. - Sep- or Tel. 528. 7831 fountain Retreat. 7 Rooms. $30.00 Alexander Young Building. Irmgard, Am. bkt., Christlanson, DUE TODAY. tember 2. diately back of the McCIanahan home. Cottage on Kukul Lane.... 17.50 O. S. S. Francisco, tember 15, 1907, to Mr. and Mrs. Vetle THE MAILS. Sierra, from San S. C. Allen, Am. bk.. Wilier, Eureka, Well wooded and beautifully situated. Cottage, South Street 10.00 a, m. Sept. 8. A. Vetlesen, a son. Cottage on School Street, 7 rooms Mails are due from the following SAIL TODAY. W. H. Marston, Am. sc., Peabody, San Will sell for less than $100 an acre. 20.00 points as follows: Scr. Luka, Olsen, for Laysan Island. Francisco, Sept. 13. DIED. Cottage on Adams Lane, Rooms, San Francisco Per Sierra, today. SAIL TOMORROW. Luka, Am. sc., Olsen, Laysan Island, SCHMIDT September 21, 1907, Hein-ric- h Mosquito-pro- of Sept. 18. ..; 20.00 Orient China, Sept. 27. Carl Schmidt, second son of H. Per Str. Kinau, Freeman, for Hilo and Celtic Chief, Br. sp., Jqpes, Hamburg, w. Storehouse on Queen Colonies Per MIowera, Oct. 16. way ' Schmidt, aged thirty years. Street. ports, noon. Sept. 19. The Victoria Per Moana, Oct. 29. Str W. G. Hall, Thompson, funeral will take place this af- for Ka Missouri, A.-- H. s.s., Lyons, 3 ports, 5 p. Tacoma, ternoon at o'clock from the resi- R. C. A. PETERSON, m. v- -. TELEPHONE 132. JUDD BLDG. Malls will depart for the following uai Sept. 22. dence of E. avenue. Str. Iwalani, Self, for Mo- - H. Paris. Wilder points as follows: Maui and W. B. .Flint, ;Ara; bk., Hanson, San The interment will be In the family lokai ports, 5 p. m. . i ' s San Francisco Per Sierra, Sept. 27. . Francisco, Sept.. 21. plot In Nuuanu cemetery. Brig. Galilee, Hayes, Midway x 4 1 Pure Beverages Orient Per Korea, Sept.- - 30T I for and cruise. '.rv:' .. GREEN In Medford, Mass., Septem- STEINVVAY, STARR Our factory : . -- Is clean as the cleanest Victoria Per Miowera, Oct. 16. - v;BOEN.,:.,"-:- , ' 4, 1907, Green, Bkt." Irmgard,- Christiansen, for San ber Ida C wife of AND OTHER PIANOS. , vtchen. Our beverages are pure. Colonies Per Moana, Oct. 29. SPARKS-MAr.ifau- i,. Sunday, Septem- Frank C. Green. ' . Francisco.' THAYER PIANO CO.; ber 15, 1907, to Mn and Mrs. W. A. SILVA Kihei, Maui, September 17, -- lost articles are PASSENGERS. , At 1S HOTEL STREET. ' Fountain Soda Works; M2!l recovered Sparks of Kihei, Maui, twin daugh 1907, Helen, daughter Mr. through - of and Mrs. advertisements In Adver- - v - . - Phon Main 21. , RYCROPT, the Arrived. tersv- .." 'Jf,i. ' - - R Prop. Phone 270. tiser than by ads. in any Joev Sil va;- of" Kihei, Maui, aged three TUNING GUARANTEED. other medium. Per 1 '". str: Iwalani, from MaaraSrd"2Jo-- ; VETLESEN-MD- n Maul; Sunday, Sep-- , months. - v ,.

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