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lllIFEftTS W ANDREWS' USERS GO ALL REW FOR TOWNSFOLK FLEE 1 MAKESJTROUBLE ANNEXATION II BY II TO DEMOCRATS TO BACK FROM FOREST if s,'- FITION --B UP THEIR FLAMES If Extra Purser. MWREi'SE"ister of War On the Spot. ' I s i rr:. I I - . I lvJ V I Down Before Gar Wallace, Idaho, WoniGo G. I Already Burning, Because J. Waller, politician and -- I TOKIO, August 21. The official an and I AS ,AM;.AAA AJ MM STAND. I I den Islanders in Close capitalist, worked his way down from nouncement of the Korea While Montana Towns As a of into annexation of the Coast as assistant purser on the result the investigation the charges made against Lorrin i Exciting Game. by Japan is expected at any time. All i American-Hawaiia- n steamship Nevadan Andrews, Eepublican campaign organizer, the situation now stands as Are in Danger. follows: preparations for the formal taking over for the magnificent salary of twenty-fiv- e of the country and the elimination of a com- Affidavits are on file charging Andrews with having asked for cents month, the steamship the Korean royal house and the vestige MAUI' 6Mj twenty-fiv- e hundred dollars to pany is in serious trouble andis liable turn traitor to the party on behalf of of autonomy retained in Korea have MAY ORDER OUT MILITIA WW to be penalized for carrying passengers the liquor, men. The affidavits are made by the liquor men who are been made. without a license. interested in smashing the Eepublican party. Minister of War Terauehi, who has to When They produce a boy, who acknowledges without semblance of shame lately been named as Eesident General, y Islanders Strove Hard the collector of the port learned Regular Troops Can Not Handle that he read a private letter over the owner's shoulder, and the active retaining his portfolio,, is on the ground how Mr. Waller had managed to get i and in command of the situation. Win by Smashing head of Democratic a the Daily a to Honolulu and evade the oppressive the committee, candidate on the Democratic ticket, It is not expected that the Korean Situation Loss coastwise to prove their charges. - patriots will be able to make any forci- Rally at End. shipping laws, he promptly Is Many Thousands. got busy. Nothing like that would go John Wise is their corroborating witness to Andrews' activity for ble protest. with him. It wa3 a defiance of all the Cohen. Wise is in the employ of the liquor men. Opposed to him and giving absolute denial to his statemer's are the heads of a large num- SOUTH DAKOTA IS h of seven and one-fourt- laws, regulations, statutes and rules SPOKANE, Title score ber of clubs. Washington, August 2L the sovereign power of the government, the precinct A one-hal- f in the last period ON MUDBANK The town of Lib-b-y iHinJ and it must be attended to at once. Andrews denounces the affidavits as false throughout. Wallace, Idaho, and kttwo or three breathless minutes is true Mr. Waller worked his and Mullen, in Montana, It that It has been shown that Cohen ?9?e Andrews five hundred dollars are threat- t the veteran victors from the passage, for the steamship books show MAEE ISLAND, August 20. The ened with destruction from the forest ' some month ago. This, according to charges, was a part of the i. i that uwas paid at the rate of two bits fires Vtfi hailed s eoanuering heroes v price Cohen paid for political AndrewgN battleship South Dakota broke from he that cantinue to rage throughout ' a month, and as it took him a week to sappr. Coin and explain 'Vsjj t conflict on the polo field, get he must been paid off moorings and collided with the tug the two States. here, hare that this money was passed in the course of private business between The flames tt KU their Mr. badly have already reached Wal- which controlled with about six cents. But Stackable attorney and client. Both deny flatly that politics was a consideration Unadilla. damaging the small lace has a opinion of vessel. The South Dakota ground- and many buildings on the out- feaj a the very line of the enemy's higher of the value in then skirts of . Mr. Waller's services than the paysheet the matter. ed in the mud where she still lies this the town have been destroy-td- py,itBjgla valiantly to Tegain the The Deorde are fleeinor of the Nevadan indicates. He refuses Chairman McCarthy, of the Democratic committee, acknowledges afternoon. It is expected she will float from their - threatened homes, tapubij from the Garden Island- 10 upon sx cents as fair compen- - that he had the charges against Andrews in documentary form locked at high tide. taking what of their : possessions kad them sanon a wees time. they can carry and leaving fcrii snatched it from tor ot inr. waiter's up in his safe to use against the Eepublican party, having been given on trains. dr k the game. Even ten cents, probably, would fail to satisfy him. them by Buchly, of the liquor dealers' committee. H0N0LULANS HAVE Want Militia Called Out. ilihtsgh they rallied repeatedly and So the collector has referred the mat- REUNION ON COAST PORTLAND, Oregon, August 21. te&iwi on opponents all their with ter to the United States district attor- Further and unanswerable proof of prohibition campaign committee Col. The representatives of the forestry ser- ney to tenprrao might to alter the sealed and asked him take action vice here are arranging , with the war steamship company for vio the Democratic-Liquo- r Dealers' combi-- C. J. McCarthy, E. J. Buchly, George SAN August 20. Two department few of fate, the sphere of fortune against the FRANCISCO, to order out the Oregon the law forbidding steamships to O'Neil, Jack Scully and C. G. Bartlett. State militia to toasted lating nation to split the Eepublican party hundred Ilonolulans held a reception at assist the regular them .to the tick of time passengers unless the vessels are I One charged Andrews offering to troops in fighting carrv with the Hotel night. They de- the fires in this and iiuaottnced J organization was brought out yesterday Stewart last the end. licensed to do so. "throw down" Joe Cooke and the Re- the States of Idaho and Montana. al-ip- ; cided to make an 14er herculean efforts were not The penalty, if the courts find against a,jjourDe,j Eepub-th- e the entertainment In spite of all that is being done at the meeting of the publican prohibitionists for a consid- Au- in steamship companv, will probably f annual event to take place on the flames are sweeping across vain, however, for the big 7 itian lican executive committee, held to hear eration of twenty-fiv- e hundred dollars, the Iiai four to-i- j to considerably more six ; gust 19. were so hard pressed amount the other contained a reported state- country unchecked. Every day the a toe "cnarges" against lorrin Andrews, damage fte finish that they had to sacri-f- cents. ment made by J. C. Cohen to the effect done amounts to hundreds of a the and organizer half point on two safeties to assistant secretary of that he knew Andrews would sell out au, HAWAII GETS SMALL thousands of dollars in timber ruined, fttt the former Maui champion CAPTAIN FULLER the party. this price. while the effect of the burning off of putting through the winning goal. Affidavits, which were denounced as In support of these the committee SHARE OF MILLIONS so much of the watershed is being look- ba!f-poi- - YESTERDAY ed forward to by the o was lost bv the Ka- DIED absolutely false by the ones concerned was addressed by Buchly and Bartlett, conservationists 8 ao with alarm. were penalized for a foul in the charges made, were produced, one who sent their man Friday, John Wise, WASHINGTON, August 20. Out of '4e eighth frame. This reduced their; out to bring the chairman of the Demo- The passing of Capt. Andrew Fuller C. the appropriation of two million dollars f whola point in the last period, signed by G. Bartlett, manager of cratic territorial committee in to help CHOLERA CLAIMED PH them the final victory by the yesterday morning at the age of 60 the Honolulu Brewery, and another give weight to their charges against for the national militia there has been three-quarter- $10,000. fw Margin of s of a 'years after a prolonged illness removes signed bv the five members of the anti- - (Continued on Page Two.) apportioned to Hawaii less than TOLL OF VICTIMS ifrora the Territory a citizen formerly yrer 100 I !i Autos la Line. aTOong the most conspicuous in its daily i 1 z i A3 ' BAEI, Italy, August 21. Five new the available space on the side life. - a5d the hills in the background Captain Fuller was until recently 'cases of cholera were reported yester- ml itas alive with the muhirudo harbormaster of the port of Honolui" Ready? Ave, Ready. i day from Trani, while the death roll aiad made $ for day was five. its way by vehicle or, which positon he held under the old $ the " to we the leading the new governments with distinction. U --4 team in and ! ' tournament ! J battle with the inter- - illis death occurred unexpectedly. ALGERIAN TOWN IS eiampions, who took the field' Captain Fuller is survived by his J5"1 time this vear. Hundreds widow and a son and daughter. George SHAKEN IN 'QUAKE Wies in Honolulu's social Fuller, the son, is a resident of the city. Miled their An- - luster to the dazzling , Miss Fuller married Lieutenant ALGIERS, August 21. An earth- l"c Djjuriiug iraiernuy arena m l u Cj,,., nash. will be held10.today and iu...will be private. quake was felt at Aumale yesterday, UZv,e? one hundred and two Captain Fuller's public life brought the shuck being severe enough to de- - oohes in and i the line wWii .rfoiuv..i him in contact with all Honolulu, SS , stroy several houses So loss of life ie entire far side of the field, there are few kamaaina3 who do not j i reported. "I hi. Tnm-- ... - t popular " JS a siring oi car-- I know him He was immensely What extend n "i i n. and a favorite with all of the many ae lower end of th nmhi. classes with whom his work caused him - SHERMAN DF " liisrnhiit n i on to have relations. MED -- savs worn m.-- r i- .. 1 n. - c.ar- - He performed a great many servic-- f r the government, transferring i.. allegiance, his loyalty and his services j IMPHUPhH HLI to and Stripes from Hawaii's-.- ' plx the Stars r?" lashed out 4.J., .. national emblem and serving ttie one as n UD tho KuA v:.. A0r other. 5lti o . "is cuarger racing faithfully as he had served the !li3 death will be mourned by a grea; No Warrant for Use of His Name . f Fang Obstreperous. Imanv more than those of his family for Don ... himself to all. ' - au8 in tbB Tiari lnol.-- . r. he had endeared or That of Senator Curtis -- p'ay 4- c squad FROM in the Gore Charges. ate of p0 wert.' SOLID FOUR commission to ir;,. tH,,. THE GARDEN ISLAND were parley- - the ball PVs rJM s&art. ., J 0IU on ttie irreen. SULPHUR. Oklahoma, August could nor. Coney is in town, having 21. The house committee here in- Thev "Jack" pread out renin v from Kauai. He and j 'lift.,.r?ck.. 10 inspect with r rived ves vestigating the charges of attempted mlnt... Charlie I!ice and UIe.?f tho game. Thev Doctor lluddy and bribery made by Senator Gore in con- v;n Kholilfi!) sure to be re fLla'ffiTii." , wuen one ot are nrettv nection with the McMurray claims, yes- JU,. s a goal an turned to the house of representatives r.l may run tor terday issued an announcement to the this fall. James hula ttie sr? &r:f effect that investigations 4,' these enthusiasts he is an aspirant j im their had gone hnd house. In anv event enough to Ivnudsen of aime.i far justify the public state- for such honor. ment that there is no warrant for the to be root- - likely to run for the senate, though ?tt:f,tttaPPeed is use of names Vice-Preside- JC"f and WapV of a dark horse going the of .1 we oor.: Frank there is talk Sherman or Senator Curtis in connee. "to, 'j OI Tnis him. C fi,, . comhina against tion with any TJlte improper relations with etaf. Pmir nentlv in the Indian contracts. fays and when he riah- - ,the WARRING FACTIONS ball in the lead the 3ti. mm -1, - TO TERMS! encourage- - COME RED CROSS TO AID FLOOD SUFFERERS rk. 20. n NEW ORLEANS. August 2W ". a ffoal. an 1 .Sponsible from Nicaragua state S1 for most of the cablegrams WASHINGTON, August 21. The Madriz, the holding presi- - .M iraI"f Baldwin ha hat General Red Cross Society yesterday appropriat- fnDeiBS the 'dent, Estrada, the insurgent vitiui reckless rider and General ' . i i ed five thousand dollars of fcsrn; h- hief, have agreed on peace with Jose for the aid r'y as i the victims of the rec-i- it floods in i of the latter, Fr. of Estrada, brother For Any 0!d Cause That Has Something in It. Japan. je Eight.) i dent. 1

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that lie was opposing Andrews in Ma- independent of the said J. P. Cooke, ! ANDREWS' ACCUSERS rion because lie worked for prohibition. and desired assistance not coupled wit ; Cohen announced that he failed to see a (K'inanii tor pronitmion ; but that he; what damaging admission that might be required money for independent work j against Andrews. in securing his position as leader of iyn GO TO DEMOCRATS the Republican party, and the repudia- - CHALMERS "30" Bartlett 's Affidavit. POWER tion of both Mr. Cooke and prohibition the CHALMERS meant cutting off of funds; Mr. More power is delivered to the these prta. Bartlett of the brewery then stated the THE 1911 pies are proved. his charge against Andrews. He read an Andrews then offered that if the Whole- - rear wheels than any other cars (Continued from Page One.) affidavit to the effect that he had called sale Liquor Dealers' Association of Ha- - i of its size proved by winning Because of these thinu, ui waii would pay him, personally, the sum the Gliddeu tour and many races besides these Republican committee official. on Andrews at Andrews' request and things, the uu the offered to of $2500, he would repudiate Mr. J. P. CHALMERS with strictly stock cars. Colonel McCarthy openly announced that Andrews had turn traitor CYLINDERS CHALMERS will give add to the Republican party for twenty-fiv- e Cooke and guarantee that no prohibition grace he had had one of the affidavits - The Bloc of cylinder of line, beauty of that hundred dollars. The affidavit was: 7'lank would be adopted by the Repub- En mode tm locked up in his safe for months, say- lican party, either in convention or casting adapted by the Chalmers and luxury in equipment -- and waiting j ing nothing about it until "To Suit the Climate." otherwise; that no one would be nomi- - A Triumph in with . gasoline manifold integral the same price. he could use it during the campaign j remains the same with envied "Charles G. Bartlett, being first duly nated by the next Republican city and against the Republican party. county convention that was inimical to ' success. sworn, on oath deposes and says: That ' Out o the mess emerged the fact the liquor interests in Hawaii, and to Initiative NOISELESS sum. of five hundred dollars he is and during all the times herein- motor that the secure his good faith, he, Andrews, j The principal unchanged between Cohen after mentioned was the treasurer and passed in March last prior to the nominations at such eon- - ; but the valve springs are now and Andrews. Xeither denied this manager of the Honolulu Brewing and vention. would submit to affiant the j Rather than encased and noiseless. All the Andrews stating this Malting Company, Ltd., a corporation PRICE transaction. that names of the proposed nominees for his j motor manufactured, not assem- amount was paid him as Cohen's attor- organized under the laws of the Terri. (affiant's) approval. j bled, in Chalmers factory. Hawaii, among I ney in a personal matter, a" statement tor' of for the purpose, "CHAS G. BARTLETT, Imitation LUXURY Cohen confirmed. Andrews again other things, of the manufacture and l that to me Chalmers comfort has always $1,500 emphatically that he had never sale of malt liquors, and that the brew- "Subscribed and sworn before been known is all stated 18th day of June, A. D. 1910. luxury that received a cent from Cohen for political ery and principal place of business of this cially made and fitted in Chal-- o. b. Detroit C. J the ' f. or. an "E. PETERS, purposes, m spite tne attempt said company is at Honolulu, City and Circuit,-Territor- mers. factory. The upholstery and made show' this five hundred Honolulu, afore- "Notary Public, First Judicial of to that County of Territory trimmings are the finest. All TOURING CAB AND ;" politics .for Cohen. of Hawaii." In length, of wheel base, type mas- was given him to do said: deal of sparring door handles locks, etc., are Andrews scored heavily when he de- all There was a good sive and beautiful. All models "That affiant is also and during and between Cohen, Buchly of motor, suspension and price, E0AI&3 fied anyone to produce anyone to say the times hereinafter mentioned was back forth are given, the same number of I Bartlett 'before Andrews hadj. a Chalmers 1911 SEMI-TORPED- he had ever worked for Cohen vice-preside- and the remains the coats of fine that the and a member of the to make a statement. paint and varnish as POUT politically. The only one who took tip executive committee of the Wholesale chance same. In point of refinement, the five and six thousand dollar the dare was John Wise, who stated Andrews' statement was a general ears. TONNEAU fbi Liquor Dealers' Association of Ha set in the finish and luxury advanc- that he had refused an offer from An- a corporation organized .denial of the facts forth it is FRAME COPIED waii, for the affidavit. He that Bartlett had COUPE ...... t3l drews of $150 a month to work for mutual protection of the wholesale stated ed thus giving more than The famous Chalmers drop Cohen because the offer was not big called upon him, but, instead of the frame is simply improved while LIMOUSINE get liquor dealers of the Territory of Ha- An- ever before, for the same enough. As everyone present knew waii; offer of treachery being made by others are adopting it for the drews, offer had come from Bart- We will kave all our iD Wise and his price, this statement came during all the times herein- the price. Proved by every test, first time. as a relief, affording an opportunity for "That lett. Andrews said that Bartlett was a BRAKES after mentioned there was pending in comparative stranger to him at the practical and theoretical, the ment fully equipped at facta; a smile. the congress of the United States a The brakes always good are lllitlme, the only-- other occasion on which improved. Crowded Meeting. o provide a m the Chalmers Car today remains with: for plebiscite h'ad mpt him be, when he was DOUBLE The little room used as Republican ritory of Hawaii for the' voters to de. the WORTHIEST car built in IGNITION deputy attorney general and was pre- The same high-price- high-grad- e Top (Chalmen), tpedtl was jammed at noon when not J headquarters cide whether or the manufacture - America, a moderate 5 1 i A 1 ' T I 1 paring to enter suit against the brew- for price. double ignition system with the meeting was called to order, the ox iuioA.c-i...- g uuu Mi iiHuu.. i glass front, magneto, amr n majority of these present being liquor erv to deprive that institution of its In the manufacture of auto- Bosch Magneto and Heinz coil oe prou.uue.. uj iiw iu u.u """"'J."'' license after the "Beer Sunday," which always on the Chalmers, but men or "those in their employ, including mobiles, BRAIN POWEB Prest-o-Llt- a the senate having reported favorably B , had ineered H'nad hfl.. more protected and simplified. lamps, tak, Wise and four representatives of the upon said bill and it then being under. counts for more than HOSSE Bulletin. During the course of the hJ fc h f th B rf Notice how others are follow- horn, Warner auto meter, ntt lett would be friendly. POWER. Designed by one of ing our example of two years ago. meeting a 'boy from the brewery was house of representatives; ' witness, his stunt had called on poli- the greatest of automobile en- LUBRICATION and foot rails, tin koUbo, introduced as'a star one, Lorrin Andrews, is an Bartlett, however, having teen to snoop over Andrews' "The tics and was treated courteously, An- gineers, the 1911 Chalmers, de- Chalmers constant level splash attorney-at-la- with offices upon the system baggage carriers, tools ui shoulder and read a letter that An- drews' jdan being to meet all factions tail for detail, is the result of designed in Chalmers His keyhole date hereof in the Yokohama Specie Bart- Factory but copied by others drews held in his hand. of the party and harmonize them. arsighted initiative, and exec- pump. won him great acclaim from Bank building in said Honolulu, and lett asked him what the situation was f shown on the dash by the Bull's activity on Eye Buchly and Bartlett, who produced him formerly the third floor of the Judd in regard to the party and prohibition, utive ability to the extent that Sight Gauge. building in said Honolulu; STANDARD with a flourish before the committee having been told that Joe Cooke was the Chalmers HAS NEVER TRANSMISSION vesterday. "That the said Lorrin Andrews is determined to force a prohibition plank COPIED competitors, while Three speeds forward and one and during all the times herein men- reverse selective type, sliding Buchly opened the attack by reading in the platform. As he (Bartlett) was THEY HAVE ALL COPIED (Licensed under which he and the other tioned was the assistant secretary of a Republican, he did not want to be gear. New style foot accelerator an affidavit in CHALMERS. members of the liquor dealers' commit- the Republican Territorial Central forced to fight the party, and wanted to THE pedal. Patent) tee stated that Cohen Jiad told them Committee, and as affiant is informed know what could be done. Andrews As a marked tribute to DRIVE treachery to by the said Andrews, has for over one stated that 'he thought there would be Direct shaft with two univer- that Andrews' price for foresight in construction, the sal Republican party would be twenty-fiv- e year last past worked and endeavored no prohibition plank, because the party joints running in oil. the ! CHALMERS will not be "radi- dollars. Buchly related diligently and assiduously to rehabili included prohibitionists and antiprohibi-tionist- s CLUTCH. hundred cally changed" or "practi- Bronze he said were the circumstances tate the Republican party in the Terri- alike, and the party was bigger and steel multiple disc. what cally under which the statement was made by tory of Hawaii by reorganization of than either faction. No one faction, in a new car" for 1911, as WHEELS Thirty-fou- r by inches. Cohen. the precinct clubs, encouragement and his opinion, ought to prevail. He de- so many of its competitors are. four Associated al- FINISH The affidavit read: enlistment of party workers and the nied flatly having either asked, suggest- To be sure, there will be among ed or accepted any money, or even dis- New straight line body deep- laying of dissatisfaction the changes, Short but Hardly Technical. rank and file of voters, to the result cussed the matter of the liquor dealers but these are simply er seats, finer finish wood trim- along mings of all of Hawaii, City and Coun-t- v and with such success, as affiant was contributing towards the Republican advanced lines of refine- black walnut "Territory handles, mouldings, etc., shapely of Honolulu, ss. informed by the said Andrews, that he, fund. The statements made ment, efficiency and luxury. Garage the said Andrews, personally, could con- Mn the affidavit were untrue on their and massive. ""Question asked by Buchly: Many of the principles initi- Richelieu agreed on trol the next Republican primaries held face. Blue gray fcearand "Joe, has Lorrin Andrews ated by CHALMERS wheels, or cream gear wheels. LIMITED receiving $2500 from you, in the City and County of Honolulu, No Eesults to Show. and condition of BRAINS two and Solid clear running boards throw down P. Cooke and that he could control the Repub. Andrews then took up the question three years that be will J. ago with concealed supports, larger and work the Republican party in favor lican votes in every precinct within of having received money from Cohen are being adopted by com- Dealers in said city and county with the exception for having worked for his particular petitors doors. of the linuor interests? for the FIRST TIME Battery boxes run- of four precincts, and said candidacy. 1 have worked for taken from "Answer by Cohen: that he, the "If in 1911, but here again the ning boards and placed beneath Cars he has promised to do this. Andrews, by reason thereof, would be Cohen, or for any one candidate, it Motor "Yes would surely be showing now," he said CHALMZRS leads, because in tonneau floor away from tamper- "Honolulu. June 18th, 1910. the leader in and absolutely control the ing and injury. above is the conversation held next Republican county convention of "The nominations for the convention "The County are only a week off. Now, where is Large size pump and tool box, between Cohen and Buchly in the pres- the City and of Honolulu to easily accessible. ence of the extent of individually, arbitrarily there a man who will say that I ever "RUDOLPH J. BUCHLY, and absolutely naming in advance the asked him to work for Cohen, vote for nominees of such convention; Cohen, or do anything tuit get in line Deliveries in Honolulu, com- "c. j. McCarthy, for the partv and work for the success "JNO. T. SCULLY, "That the foregoing information con- "GEO. J. O'NEIL, cerning the political success and power of the party!" of the said Andrews was imparted to Andrews called upon a number of mence September. We are now "C. G. BARTLETT. a me affiant by the said Andrews under the those present, heads of number of "Subscribed and sworn to before precincts. Each of these testified to Send A this the 17th day of August, anno following circumstances: taking deposits on cars for fu- "This affiant, being notified by J. C. the good work Andrews had done domini, 1010. bv R. J. Buchly. C. J. in harmonizing the workers, and McCarthy, Scully, Geo. J. Cohen, Esq., representing himself to .lnoT. come from the all denied having been asked or told ture delivery. .Chalmers Literal and C. G. at my office said Andrews" and to O'Neill Bartlett. have been sent by he, to work for any particular candidate. 79 Merchant street in Honolulu. Hawaii. him, that the said Andrews, desired to see affiant, on or Later, Wise made his statement. His H. BURXETTE, - ' "P. about the thirtieth day of March, A. D. affidavit is vet to- come. "Notary Public, First Judicial ' 1910, called upon the said Andrews in The Five Hundred. ame his said office in the Judd building, r The meeting listened a Cohen immediately replied. whereupon the said Andrews discoursed to great many "The whole thing is untrue," he of the details of how the antiprohibi. at length upon his control of the Re- tionistg Address said and Buchly whistled. publican party machine, as raised their campaign fund. ijsjssS hereinbefore how was how Why Manoa Opposes. stated, and then 'and there in- it distributed and it was further spent. appears a It that there was ... d formed affiant that J. P. Cooke, Esq., Bertram von Damm. one of Ilaek-fe!- question of policy between Cohen and k Co. 's clerks and a Manoa insur whom this affiant knew to be an acting shoulder-snea- had read. senate, but why da and influential worker m the Republican the rest of the liquor dealers as to what "Yes. Would I give him that just' f S gent who is helping the liquor dealers This left $4500 to come to Honolulu, - make fight "tvt'I ought to be done in the way of cam- for fun?" demanded Trihen "Wmil.l- and tot then related a conversation he had had vnrt' J1" a5Ane of. ts m08t 5m" which was split up in the office of shoulder! Let;ttJ loA & ;i paigning. Cohen believed that the Re- n't I expect something more than I mv with Cohen the corner (MMuuii venues or nnanciai assistance, Frank Thompson, Cohen alone. "on of Fort and was publican party ought to be enlisfed to getting $1500 have got if that money was political i;,vn Andrews King," in which Cohen said An. insisting that the Republican party and Bartlett $3000. that indorse help defeat the plebiscite, while 1". payt" vself. drews had not worked against the prohibition within the Territory AMtrt of Hawaii, and that the leaders of the Peters, the attorney for the liquor men.! The $300 Andrews drew upon Cohen To this the accusers of Andrews had "Whv do the;liq' Wf $ liquor dealers and invited the speaker, ! party start a movement the adoption ndvicp.l them tn tif nn rritli tVto Tlorir. for is the five hundred the liquor deal- nothing to say with the exception of 7 o for re von Damm. "look at the of Co-lie- n results by the next any Cohen to; ers now say was paid Andrews by Wise, who explained that Andrews ed figm aK'-roo- bUL the plebiscite. " for proof. Republican territorial and crat. At rate. went their Jtf California and" got $50f0. Buchly hav- - i for political purposes wanted to hire him at $150 a month out Y , . 1" n hoiPed von l.;ive that ronrPmfinn I "Didn't m the partv platform, ing gone to the same people Andrews' reply to this is that the of the $300. boycotted me. 1D? eon with me?" he asked of Cohen and that and been ,hy he. the said An drews. feared that if put. off with 250. While in San Fran, money was for a purpose haying noth- Can Not Handle Cohen. in "every dirty "I think you're crazy," answered said Cooke's request were rejected cisco Cohen he had ing whatever to do with politics, a mat- not handle me. 4 Cohen, who explained he that stated that alreadv "The liquor dealers are after me," Cold later that had the said Cooke - ter that Cohen alone was at liberty resolution would refuse further spent $500 of his own money and want- to said Cohen, lie to introduce invited a look at the plebiscite results financial after had requested present assistance and conld prevent i ed it back, haying instructed Andrew explain. Chairman beat the as a proof that Andrews was not a pro- finanf'il assistance frnm nth Atkinson not to butt in so help kill w "If he gave me $500, what have T much with silly questions. ed me to it) hibitionist, because von Damm stated he. th said Andrews, desired to "They are on be jwas his letter to Andrews that the done in return?" he asked. after me. They do not want me in the (Continued f

THE SUNDAY ADVERTISER, AUGUST 21, 1910.

i j H SHADE

Make another room of your a. You HfCd VUDOE POUCH SHADES to get the most out of your porch. To make it a spot where you can rest or work on the hottest days outdoors, yet free from the glare and heat of the sun. You cau do this with Yudor Shades; you can add to the house another room, cool and shady, where you may enjoy every refreshing breeze in se- cluded comfort. Another good feature about them, is the peculiar fact that those sitting on the porch can "She can look out, but you can't look in" see out, but passersby cannot see in. toc Yudor Porch Shades are just 2udor the thing for inclosing p.orches PATCNTCO that are to be used as outdoor PORCH SHADES steeping or living apartments. 4 ft. ft. 10 ft. To rolling, 6 8 ft. LIN ER TODAY, start the ball the Seamen's aoi, Mr. Cockett. Mr. Fassoth. J. II. TRANSPORT SERVICE. jPANESE i Fiiion or Great Hri Coney, ('. F. Ilerriek. Mrs. A. Water-iuMis- e Dix, from Hon. for S. F., Aug. 11. $3.50 $4.75 $9.00 I mv a ANOTHER TOMORROW o.vners uniform rate of wages and servant. H. L. Hewson, S. K, Logan, ar. S. F. from Hon., Aug. J 2. i for ail trades throughout i . 1 . r the British Kaeo , Mr. . R n r.! n , t. , .. n;,,.i, Sheridan, from Hon. Aug. a ..ikituiu.., It V11U, for Manila, Isles: that competent and reliable Pierce. W. II. Rice .Jr.. Master Rice. 14. ol tup imnir.fr ot men rrom BeSpP011 HW, "V" tneir standpoint) Doeror Ihiddy, Miss Faust, Miss Fitz- - Sherman, ar. Manila from Hon., Aug. 3. J. HOPP & CO., LTD. from Yoko- - shail l.e in department. is due to arrive carried the deck gerald, Mr. Frost, i anil firemen Mr. Brandt. Mrs. II. The House Quality St. that and coal passers, shall Wolters, Master Wolters. Mrs. Cnekert. i ..OCAL OFFICE OF THE UNITED of 185 Kins he dispatched. I,ot l e compelled to handle more than ..."""'..Min S3 BUB ,n 1 I li e l i Mr. Hazelton. Mrs. Ilazelton, Mr. STATES WEATHER BUREAU latP and her : e iluas or coai per uay in tne tropics j.r, i Amoy, Ah Hop, Chung Tong, Yee Ban, 0 U Uw . ,!,. 4 ymt;n.' ii n as nn.l not r.w . h i v ii o l.l i: Honolulu, Saturday, August 20, 1910. 8 t I ... rrL . i , . in. tum til Judge Kapahee, Miss W. Miss acsituua nev a rep- - Grote, a- - possible maies. i aiso demand mat D. Iort time F i Grote, Doctor Saiidow, A. D. Hills, resentative of their union shall be pres TKKKM) tta stop-ov- pass Mrs. Hills, M.iss Mahikoa, II. Blake, ent upon me signing ot articles, so that c vMrs. Moler, Master Moler, August Fer-ireir- Obt-ri- changes, of anv, may A.i! president ot oonoxious' be ? f Kin, eliminated pnd that the Ship J. A. Oilman. Mr. C'oUon. rCVrftorned yesterday morn-- i Owners' 5 all Booked to Depart. of Hawaii', where h'tMeration have no voice T 2. tae lsiami , ?froiB sinppinjr the men, that this duty de- - Per str. Mikahala, for Maui, Molokai p a j--t message re- - 11 V aioue. ana anil Lanai ports, August 23 Misses to a wireless 19C0 3C.08 St 7 Berger, .01' NE J .... "Wdav the Tenvo Maru, max seamen, as Miss Bune, E. S. Hosmer. P'S"1 . , ill""t ; tofore, not be subject to a medical Per str. Kinau. for Kauai ports, Au- 1901 30 s5 .01 S K s.i,Praneisco, win ame at eignt .. . , , , .. a 67 .... f.i.aiiiiiiiti.ioii uv t iie owners pnysi-cla- n gust 23 P. A. Eamone, morning. snip Mrs. Ramone, ID02 30.00 S3 iexk ttfliorrow before signing articles. In other Mrs. H. Oehring, Miss Steward, D. .16 73 I gchooner Helene Arrives. words, a man's physical ability must Lyons, Mrs. Lvons, H. Sehultze, Mrs. (90$ S0.C8 33 15 6 N not be questioned by those'whose prop- E. Menefalco, C. P. iViebooiierHelene, with a cargo of Benton, Mrs. 1904 ,30.02 84 ocj erty is at stake. 73 SE HALEIWA the most delightful resort on this Island for a rest giw from Grays Harbor, arrived l(HK If shipping in Europe is paralyzed j Per str. Manna Kea, for nilo and way 29.8S 82 GO 87 HI 7 completing the voy 06 S4 .03 61 KB 8 .U the mainland coast in fourteen Union not being met, there will, so it j Woods. Maude Woods, J. Vincent, Mrs Two hours by train, and nearer by Auto. jn me ncicuc o v.6 o is stated, be an attempt made for a Vineent. Miss J. Belton. E. P. Chapin, .807 '28.66 Hi 70 NK 7 ,'Ulea St Robinson. sympathetic paralyzation strike by M. Burn-hau- r, the Harris, Miss Harris, Miss K. E. 1808 30.01 81 .01 -- :o S'K 8 The roads are good for driving. Tl Benecia amvea ai nau iuSu United States branch of the union, the Miss Gates, Mrs. Capt. Mosher, jfitk a cargo oi lumDer. managers of which will meet in Copen- Miss Mosher, Lucy Wilcox, Mrs. J. S. 1808 jSC.OiV 81 10 de- Many. hagen this month for conference to Canario. Miss Allvn, Miss Lawrence, 2H 97 83 Kea Brings IBU j T SO mi cide "how far reaching the strike shall Rev. D. W. K. White. Sarah WTiite, Mrs. 5i(teamer Manna Kea, arriving b1 v?e 3J.01; 63 78 .03 65 pear in new specialties and, for an the biggest song hit of the season, call- if tie Eurorvan demands are not White, Mrs. W. Duker, F. MeBrewer, ! gniarfrom Hilo, brought nearly a complied with. Whatever this result, It R. H. Li'Jie, Doctor Hitchcock, Edgar j j after piece, "What Happened to ed "The Original Sweet Moana." - gjitd' passengers. The big interis- is claimed that the organization in this Wood, W. Felmy, Mrs. L. Marks, S. R. B. Jones," will be presented. These singers have been in training for - WM. STvX3KMAX, all passen- ( the past week under the direction of iteimer had bout the country will stand by it. Hart. Jas. T. Taylor. E. S. Capellas. Section Director. Novelty Theater. .nffic she could carry. I i Per str. Mauna Loa, for Kona and Wise and Milton, and will be at their ... i nm- - Hen Wise Milton, ever liaau uiuumk ou"l,nf fnrtv f Kau ports, August 2ti A. Poluna, J. S. and Katie the test Monday night. ,m fmm Kauai. Coekett, Mrs. Cockett, II. P. Jndd, S. S. WHAT THE PRESS AGENTS SAY popular entertainers, will be seen in a Clarence Tisdale, the great Austra- tenor, is making MajPurser Oliver Scott of the MARINE REPORT. Toomev, Mrs. Toomey, Miss Case, Miss brand-ne- comedy sketch entitled, lian who a hit with the following incoin-so:?i- n L. Meinecke, J. J. Mrs. his beautiful voice, will sing "When Fern, Fern. What Happened to Jones? Hawaiian be- 25 railway ties, 263 heal f By Merchants' Exchange. O. S. S. "The Surprise Party," Sweet Marie Was Sweet Sixteen," Per Sierra, for San Francisco, and The ginning im 29 packages of sundries and J August 31. W. J. Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. Casino Musical Comedy Company Monday night. This is one of "When the Cloud Passed." Mr. Tis- ,Ktfolia inmoer ana awa rout. votj Hamm.'Mr. and Mrs. J. McLatchie, will offer a complete change of vaude- the best and most spectacular laugh dale, in addition to being the possessor I Saturdav, August 20, 1910. Mr. and Mrs. G. Chalmers, Miss Ayers, provokers ever put on a vaudeville of a rich tenor voice, is also an accom- More Traffic for Seattle. - ville and farce comedy bill tomorrow ttSiSecnre iio Sailed.- Aug. 17, schr. C. S. Miss Kelliam. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Hill, stage and when acted by Wise and Mil- plished pianist. - night. All of old includ- ?!TILE, Wash. August o. In or- Holmes, for Redondo. Miss X. B. Winston. Mrs. W. F. Lucas, the favorites ton it will be a scream from start to The pictures will be better than usual Li - Hilo Arrived, Aug. 16, bktn Benecia, ing Maude Rockwell, Bunyea finish. kifr". to Seattle from &an rran- Mrs. P. X. Ward. Miss B. Ward, Miss and for the management has made arrange- Rrv-- n, Miss M. F. Ellis. Miss O. Burr, Gideon, Harris McQuire, Carlton Chase, One of the features will be the in ments for later releases and the first 6arw.stmea xor iue Salma Cruz Sailed, Aug. is, ti. . L.'C. P. C. Jones, E. O. Falkner, Laurel Atkins, Harrv Garritv, Harry troduction of a of shipment of new 1 Cbieagn, Milwaukee and Atteo, sextet the best Ha pictures will be shown Mtie Alaskan, for San Francisco. Miss C. Schumsrer, Doctor and Mrs. Stuart, Olga Stech and others will ap-- ' vvaiian singers who will take parts in Monday night. . ytfeffid Railway has just put into Salina Cruz-itd- Kt Arrived, Aug. 19, S. S. such Ingalls. E. S. Thurston, B. H. Bond, tariffs, under which Arizonan, from Hilo Auar. 4. G. W. Coleman, Doctor and Mrs. White, Kfkf be at shipside on, 2 t$ delivered g;ul Franciseo Sailed, Aug. 20. p. APeo At Slintr Mrs .T S P.isTion CI DOC ?!3f Sound as at DO OC at the same rate m 3. S. Sierra, for Honolulu, 3 hours t t,n 4 T p.w.W ilFnitisco. Heretofore the south- - iate. , Mr. and Mrs. L. IT. Cary, D. Makaena, 9 sEKskave assumed the cost of ship-- C. P. Kaleikoa. E. Kaai, Miss X. Mutch, ffijuEvety, while northern roads nave Mrs. C. A. Balleu. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. o ateso. Hereafter the Scott, Miss A. Xewington, II. F. - nill, i3Bie the eost of shipsi le deliv- NEXT MAILS. C. F. Saekwitz, D. Yardbrough, C. H. p.js placing Pugct Sound porrs oa Liepperb. THEY CARRY THEIR taiityith Califoruia eomuetitors. r Coast, Orient and Colonial. PROOFS 0 t VESSELS IN POBT. California J Lea7es Ml Navy Yard (Army and Navy.) i vr -i vocnrane.r y i TiUBO, August 9. After uadei--! Mails are due from the following ne" tut W i iKnkiii S T, TT. T Kpritrpr Jjjwpairs for three the points.....as roilows: ' months at fArerehant VwriO lb Island San.Francisco Per Tenyo Maru, Aug. Navy Yard, the cruiser Concordj Am schr LaySan Island, .: com- - ' Certainly if show wmiia, nvmg tne flag ot tiie , ,r 01 Aug. 5. we can - -r "-"- fierb thief of the 1'u- fic licet, t oKonam:i-- Fred J. Wood, Am. schr., Grays Har- - Sept 13 , Giles B. Harbor, sailed Austral.a-- Per Marama, Aug. 6. 16. . Wit today - ictona Per Zealandia, Sept line i for the Tiburon coal- Baptste. Fr. bk.. Leith. Ang. 1. i you a of garments that can- ranon. The California will take 4 fall supply of coal and will sail points as follows i Mary Winkelman, Am bkt., Aug. 14. 'i tte fleet next Sundav for Yai. San Francisco Per Xippon Maru, Sept. Transit, Am, schr., San Francisco, not be surpassed in the market to be present at the opening of I Aug. 3. Mte-mi- celebration in that citv Yokohama Per Tenyo Mam, Aug. 22. Flaurence Ward, Am. schr., Midway 'Sfptember 19. Vancouver Per Zealandia, An?. 10. i Is., Aug. 11. for Zealandia, Sept. 1(3. Aug. 12. the price you will Slipping Sydney Per iDanmark, Dan. bk.. Leith. want to Notes4 Xevadan. Am. s.s., San Francisco, Sierra left San Francisco three PORT OF HONOLULU. i Aug. IS. ate yesterday. ! see it, wont you? to British RECORD. steamers Selsdon and ARRIVED. METEOXOLoaiCAI. with - j cargoes of coal from At- Saturdav--, August 20. Evpry Sunday Morninjf by "f porta are expected to in fsud th arrive Manna Kea, from ITilo. Office, U. S. Bureau. established a few days. . Str. Local Weather ml ft yvtV.J We've our claims R. hr. Helene, from Aberdeen, p. m. sl Kent of Jw the Kinau yesterday Str. Kinau, from Kauai, a. m. 1HKRM. WIS D the following suijar "awaiting TODAY. - . ac a; ;ta:from Kauai: DUE proven to the buying public K. S. M. 2000, from !3. j H.3J37. V. K. 1000, L. P. 3310, T. K K. S. S. Xippon Maru, 2 8 m. a 8nd H- - M saeks- - Yokohama, a. Tv! 5130 a American-Hawaiia- DUE TOMORROW. J n Stiwmsliin 5 that we have the right kind of will, T. K. S. S. Tenyo Maru, from San it is said, inaugurate a 14 30.C4 Si 7u . US Bs 4 S 3 i i a. m. W : service between Sal ma Cruz. Francisco, M ll-- ' ) 14 hi "a r o 64 5 MC neisco, PASSENGERS. 72 j .no4 t j N E ti Pugct Sound the V) clothing and 17 81 .0, 70 1 NE at the right kind of Islands beginning 1 Arrived. ;.(; r, January and IS 0.0i .5 ii .0o Per str. Mauna Kea. from Hilo 1 30.04 74 4 5 NK 7 w:,v ports. August 20 Rev. W. D. 7s r sb 7 NE 8 'Simt Soeau from Kauai ports A. prices. We-terve- AV. King. Mrs. "tofd with tl. i;. .,t 't. Rev. W. 31.02 4 71. .0b 6 3M KE w n...:.111 I 1H 111 - iifiiUW F. R. Miss Ora- v .yz. O. Marcillino. Silva. S,.ii imuuv, saiMS rice, A Note. Barometer reading! are cor- Of liiiMi ATrs Yo-- . Tv. amane. ilrs. hide. n,i . f rected temperature, instrumental One Al Yamane. MasterATamane for Japanese ar-th- e n ine 'ster If passiMiei' Tomska. Master srrors, and local gravity, and reduced you are wise in your time vttsel. Mrs. J. H Mra 2 prisoners, M. to sea level. Average cloudiness stated ' Hilrnank p T,.mk i S K Pna and ...i s I T. 0 of ',a i nm t. i....il.l ll r.liv..i..:i..... i s.M.lK-- M. .Toe. K. Taketa. F. in scale from to 10. Direction TI. V. is average velocity in mile per T ord X Xogna. S. STieba. wind, you will put us to the test and Ha- J ti midtlle West fur T,.ck'lev' AV V. AVall, AV. AY. H.tttis, hours ending at 8 p. m. Velocity of !amc T rate s freight is j L. ,. Thurston. Mrs. wind is prevailing direction during 24 the ...... -- 1.1. .i ,i, AV. T. Rawhns L. hours. WM. B. CTOCKMAX, me tmnt.'J. ti,,,;;, Mrs. Hill. make us prove it. of Sun i , Prt Fnincico. F.h'-horn- . roppu-- i... Section Director. Stott AI. Mrs. k. brought the following re TV - a s!iininf'TH trom K Cr. Martlet t, Miss luCKcr. .m. . ho TIDES, SUN AND MOON. Kir. d- Olaa 11.55;;. WVa. .". P..' flicks. Miss M - la "ta, Prices range from $20 to h, Mill ICwd - McTnto-- Mat. l U!!i;i:!t i,:in,- '.r- - Coombs. Ahss J. i.', !!:..... V R K. i 7000. n" M. F. Courvngton, a. lPheho.. T. JTa-M,- h - .malilla ',Vi. Mrs. TTarnda Hon Paauhau Y. TIarnda. 2-- 3 a j Ho-- . Meinecke. E. $32.50. 3rtQ . unrlmi 5s, T. Loith. J. Ms MinVcV O. Meinecke. Master M:s p.m.. .8.U1. p m. i Sets Mi-- s r . - LD Meir:ec. Jordan., 15 12. 3rt 1.7 4 31 8.48 5.3V Q.Zi 0 .ai WIDE AA . arter, n. STRIKP rin. A. Ahrens. V. .m.l Foss. Cliew San, 18 1.17 1.9 0.17 5.27i S I9 5.40 6.2rt, 1.42 P and son. i SEAMEN .V Masnmi. 5.4c'8 TALKED OF t, v r.iiimi. Mrs. 17 1 M l.fl 1.17 .Is' 9 31 2S' 2 So ill O. ltnU. Miss n. A. Tan;moto. 13 2.19 2.1 2.02 7.08 H. 5 5.40 6 24 3 H 'O. August A n Tnmura. 12. Knt-- Mnter ?, AV. j London Mrs. A. Carter. 19 3.C6 2.1 2.4 7.r.6 10.14 5.41 24 4 31 aimouni1 the fact Ahrens. . Int. . neei.-r- fn-- scrvri,nt: A. rational "s n chit.lr.T. 2ri 2 0 3 22 8.42 K. 3b 5.41 fi.23 Rise j Reamer I ion .. ATrs. Alexan.tr. S.V i. ,. .1le.xaifi--l..r r . t? I 1 ; 5 41 7.3, ;is for a T..V.i-a- TT Ai. K. nnra. 21 4. 1.9 4 02; 9 is 11 02 at'al strike, win. iisa v X -i K Tcda. I. A"". " Full moon August 20th at S:43 a. m. ...rld. T. 'Ogri'.va. M. and Hili occur triient ii . . T. Xakima. Art The tides at Kahului i. ll out. AV' A. I:m';a, R Tinrn. at Hodo , t about one hour earlier than "IC'-- A. of th.; :i'iWi2 TT. Sl inagawa. ! K'mnra. T."oI nm nn . '' (tirto. lulu. j. "nii.r.s.,i F. of s T. n'...in . of K. i" T Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours - - ' Mim1 Art f..111'l- Mil"1- 30 minutes slower than Greenwich time. being that of the meridian of 15" de-- f .T.MieM.l. AM" V.'t. yrees 30 minutes. ice tim wmour i W"TI'' to com!. iV, T. ,SUI" "' 5iM. at the V ,rd. Osn'. blows at 1:30 p. m., which is the samp mnn,U of w i. and M. port Greenwich 0 hours 0 minutes. Sun Kauai si - f ""'''Mii7.'itioir nd moon are for local time ft- a menn.-- TT. Fi'irclni-i- ' - y'-- 111 ;o fi,, Ttiat. ships. onfi. AA P- - chole group- . Sr., m. r vr.n-?- W. II. Rice

1 THE SUNDAY ADVERTISER, AUGUST 21, 1910.

SUNDAY ADVERTISER SIDELIGHTS XODEEICK O. MATHESON Jj WOMEN WILL i iiiiii ii r f 4 - .hih;b i WIN. SUNDAY AUGUST ,r? "ii The plebiscite nearly resulted in woman suffrage. i Had th - at ttost CTr-- . resu It have been accomplished prior to July G it is . fesis. UJ and one-hal- f or four to one betting proposition would ' not beea it would have been in favor of prohibition. Hads Reform in Legislative Methods But we are up in arms figuratively speaking. Scribner's Magazine. j be looked after; and the female portion of "electora""1!118 5rimiri hand in the matter. Who shall rule the h" if roost t Shall it t It is a fact, universally admitted, that our laws are badly drawn, that our John-Wis-e, or Only (please the Jack spell it with a large O) Aeiil statute-book- s orL' legislative work is usually slipshod and defective, that cur are or Joe Cooke, or The Advertiser, or the Bulletin, or a host'o full of contradictions because new laws are passed without reference to old, corporate or would-b- e journalistic leaders! Tariff J What a "i!tyw and that many of our laws are merely disguised schemes for public plunder. it, for Cuba and the Philippines must pay ab the same old rate i The reason lor this unsatisfactory condition of affairs, as has repeatedly ? ' which does not reduce. Conservation What do we care PtteQlt$ been pointed out, is our legislative system, which puts the delicate present finder project be all right or whether Ballinger's much nsed"" business of law-makin- into the hands of men who, as a rule, are wholly unfitted finally attached to a cablegram toI,Pii announcing his retirement I8nr for it. Thus, in the lower house of congress we make a complete change of do we as term '"' care, save the may be locally applicable. Postal membership every two years. We send home nearly all the men who have l II We don't need any, and wouldn't have them if we did, for we""1 become possessed of a knowledge of the legislative business, and put in their M I more than two per cent. places men who have no knowledge of it whatever. A few of them are lawyers, These minor things are rightfully All the World's a Show; overlooked, and who shall s which is far from being an adequate qualification for the work before them, burning question of hour. And we the women are to have so but the great mass are politicians, with no expert qualification whatever for aoout it, tor tfie canvass ot that all important topic has include J men are divided up into sullicient Some Pay Their Entrance their new duties. These committees, without my callers on Wednesday last ,was a lady from Manoa Voiu- - fitness, and into hamls is put of making new She reference to their their the task a desultory way of styles and fashions and gossip and hotel a- , laws and amending old ones. The committees are divided up entirely on the And Others Use a j - tt j . .. . lances, si ' Pass. cauie aiuuuu 10 iuui,ics. iieiice uo t Know mat things are doi '"""if basis of political influence. A man is chosen speaker who has secured his are being consulted. I am dependent for my pin money and by promising committee chairmanships and positions in return for mem- ''"'iS election wearing apparel on the stipend which my husband receives votes. The railway, insurance, and other corporations have usually taken bers' leading firms in Honolulu. I was informed that the firm in an1'ftl a hand also and picked out in advance the chairmen for those committees which checks I religiously and monthly cash, was strongly in favor oV in charge. The is legislature are to have corporate interests result that the faction in the present primary fight. In passing mignt I noti that is organized, not in the interest of the people, but against it. Thus organized, was the wife of one of the directors of the firm. congress and. the legislature proceed with a Tush to the making of laws. They My next caller was not so loquacious, but she came from the sa are poured into the committees in a great flood; they there receive little or as the first one. She didn have any directors ' 't for husbands, but is a no expert examination and criticism, because of the committee's incapacity, and social leader, and intimated in no "J ! Hanawake, alias Frank Kruger, still insists that he will run for super- uncertain terms that I would they are returned to the house for action without ever having passed anything be in Honolulu's Who" unless visorial office. Being interviewed on the subject by The Bystander, he said: "Who's I should play in her back like an adequate scrutiny. The worst of them, those the defects and evils of And I do think that things must be doing am what I am. I'm Hanawake and I act accordingly. Us Republicans up Ma'aoa waf . And which are so great as to be perceptible in even an ignorant assemblage, are held "I the result may be, certainly must be i. always stand side by each. In union there is strength and I'm a union man it said that the influence of back till the closing hours of the session, with a good chance of being put being recognized, our (not Central Union); union for Hanawake at the polls, isn't it f I'm a member for assistance is being eagerly sought, through in the rush of unconsidered legislation which annually occurs then. And whoever wins is likewise strength. accord- for somebody must win that "same old system we Host of the Onion Club, also, and in onion there Act fi It is no wonder that under such a have defective .laws. cinct is all right. It is the home of the bland, linguistic, diplomatic no from ingly! " of the bills are not drawn by the men who present them, and at time general. is home of Advertiser-tab- u Asked what a watchmaker would do on the board of supervisors, Hanawake It the the county attOTjey,8!1, moment of their inception till they become laws do many of them come ' ' the supervisors timekeeper, pied at present by the party boss, Lorrin Andrews. It is th of said he would be timekeeper. "The need a bad I under the inspection of what could be called expert authority. There are, i- -- a timekeeper he said, make the supervisors xU1JU1 uopes, one MCiJryde aid senate and house of representatives, a few chairmen mean thev need bad," "and I'd tss stb course, in the United States j Democracy. the stamping ground of come to time. I'd keep such a watch on them that the board would work It is Charles W. O. Smitfc and committeemen who, through long experience, have become experts in law- erstwhile A. G. is Jea,. It the domain of Hon. H. E. Poobah Cooper. . like clockwork. I am what I am. Act accordingly!" Tt fifa, i making. These are invaluable public servants, but they are exceptions to the sons-in-la- white-haire- bungalows and automobiles of two of the d wrinkled, Hanawake 's , patriarch and we had committees and better chairmen, we Just then an old ladv, and entered iSaww general rule. But even if better a- - xuUCuC. mucn shop and asked her watch had been repaired. "When did you leave j ,..it aa puU ii should still be in trouble with the great mass of local and private legislation if it stark here?" he asked. don't remember your face." Her answer came pathet- Vallev. which is thrown in, in almost illimitable mass, side by side with measures of "I And we are to ically soft. "Fifteen years ago, come next Thanksgiving," she murmured. requested help. Let us do so, and insist fipjEj't' the highest public importance, and has equal rights in demanding consideration. we must is not quite finished," said the jolly watchmaker. that not be ignored. Let us not care whether Andrew, ita'r We attempt to legislate upon almost every subject in the universe and to have "It ' j Promising to send her grandson for the timepiece, in case she should not. That is a minor consideration. What we want to do is to c the work done by men who have neither knowledge of the work nor fitness f have passed away by the time the job was complete, the dear old lady left. influence. ... ''jS'si' fi for it. Moreover, we try to do within a few months work which could not all am what said Hanawake, indignant. "Some folks are too be done well in as many years. "I I am," particular. not particular, going to vote unanimously for Charlie THE NEW PUBLIC BUILDING. ; ' What is the remedy? Students of the problem who have given it most I'm I'm Hustace for mayor, and for myself for supervisor. Act accordingly." One of the prettiest documents was ever gsaeV thought agree that the only adequate remedy to be found is in the application I permitted 'to the production of man sent here to see to American legislative methods of the principle which has operated successfully the how a public baflfcj - constructed in a tropical climate, to , in English parliamentary procedure for half a century. This is the remedy There is much in the "pleasures of the chase." Toetry has been turned and learn that steam keafcjf- Z need not be provided for. sure was a which was very ably advocated by Simon Sterne of New York City, in a striking out hand over hand on the subject, chiefly in England, where chasing the fox is It masterpiece. Theit tcdt i quarters for speedy collection and paper which he read before the American Bar Association; and he subsequently so popular. In Honolulu we have the pleasures of the chase in many ways; in the distribution of mail by fmTZX'j man incorporated it in a report which he drew up for the New York City Bar Asso- fact, there is pleasure, to a certain extent, in almost any chase. McDuffie derives weatner might detect the approach of a ona or a .fall bl ben"" J che-f- a thermometers from a lovely nook way up ciation, and which that body formally accepted. Under the English system pleasure in chasing the festive gambler. Our Wall Street magnates, oa top. Collects 8rjsl for confiscated opium office ijiadortl-pointment- s all private bills are kept separate from public bills, and are subjected to a and others, find entertainment in chasing the almighty dollar. Governor vaults and a private which for would make rigid expert scrutiny of so judicial a character as virtually to amount to a Frear apparently derives amusement from chasing an excuse to sidestep making any of the rooms in the new, magl&eut, iSeiil quarters eourt inquiry, before coming to the committees of parliament at all. Petitions a definite statement. Even Breckons gets a modicum of pleasure in chasing political of the University Club resemble a hovel; aid hi m drawers provided for private bills have to be filed sixty days before the meeting of parliament criminals, though, contradictory as it may seem, what he chases is seldom for the keeping of brass buttons and badges. Tarn cox was to dwell and ample notice given to all parties in any way interested, in order that they chaste. the farthest away from the maddening thfoaf fattdttbt pastoral inspirations ngUntjn-vide- d may file objections if they desire. A sufficient sum of money has to be deposited K . . X might not be interfered, with, an4 a4 a to defray all the expenses of this preliminary procedure. After they have To the man up a eucalyptus tree, this attack on Lorrin Andrews appears with places for seeds and plants and bugs and other thingi Ea tit which no Wtfuld. beeo ten-was- passed this scrutiny they are referred to the committees of parliament, and somewhat insane, as far as the Republican party is concerned. If there was aid of any land, matter how rich its soil," te. Marshal Hendry had all sorts cozy corners when pniwn by them referred to joint-tria- l committees which are composed of experts in ever an organization that needed reorganizing it is the Hawaiian Republican 'of little and accounts might be kept. Dole and shelf --room ttl the technical elements of the subject-matte- r of the bills. When a bill finally party at the present time, and if there ever was a man capable of handling Julges Alec had tell comes from these bodies it is known to be correctly drawn, to harmonize rather the situation it is Lorrin Andrews. It is safe to say that nothing tickles the books ever used to show that one has committed no crime, or if hka,ttit than conflict with existing legislation, and to be desirable, as well as in proper Democrats as much as to know that there is a fight on in the Republican ranks, it would be cruel and unconstitutional and unjust and outrageooi t pnak him iaHtiM form to become a law. As a result, the house usually adopts such bills without and, unless the Republicans get wise and show some respect to the best lieu- therefor. Likewise had they palatial rooms, labeled ia question. The fees required pay all the expenses of such legislation, the time tenant they ever had in the matter of reorganization, to wit, Lorrin Andrews, German text, "Chambers." Breckons had three rooms, one for Billy Bfli one his regembh-- g ii KW of parliament is left for the consideration of public measures solely, and the the Democrats are going to score the biggest victory they have ever yet re- for stenographers, and one for himself, the latter respects lodgeroom Commodore Almy wm lM$f statute-book- s of England are models of clearness. corded. the of the Masonic building. For the introduction of this reform in this country we should probably provided, on the first floor for sailors do not navigate quite a weW j as at sea with two places, one for keeping so many charts that til need amendments both to our national and State constitutions. The bar asso- Charlie Clark is a clever politician and a justly proud father,, but he is a com- skipper of the Helga, if given access thereto, might escape giving a speowim ciation report, referred to above, recommended for New York State a Republican and is admitting Democrats into his family. This should be in- mission, of revision, to be appointed by the Governor,, whose duty it should view of a wrecked windjammer. . s . vestigated by the Manoa insurgents. Should a good Republican like Charlie Tad be to decide that the laws were properly drafted and were not inconsistent But alas! all of these pretty things are not to be. For by tb tiw Clark allow his charming daughters to wed Democrats? Democratic ! Sheiiff Vot-- a ... .1 4 1. ff(ttlTlf thCT with existing laws. also recommended the complete separation of private Sim clinll will h It arrett is the happv husband of one of Clark's daughters, and now Democratic i ! we, wwj from public bills, and the adoption of the English principle of advance notice, , . mail where thev now eet their hardware and Ewa stock dividends, supervisor ucieuan is aoout to De nonorea wun me nana 01 a aaugnter or j ,. , . , . , , , , , examination, and fees. Something of this kind has been introduced in. Massa- the Republican leader. The question is, will Republican Charlie Clark vote ' l i ' giunvui tr J jlvuci ai un.do, "in uaw wvv. b vi fathers, and contributions flowers to cover the graves been askeoior, chusetts and is working satisfactorily. Constitutional amendments could be sons-in-la- ' for for his Democratic f of timb. drawn to meet the case completely, and this is probably the source from which stereotyped resolutions concerning the demises adopted, and letters for the kindnesses shown our in their bereavement published gi relief will have to come. Flaying the hose on Buchly is said to have been an accident, Buchly, relatives in the newspapers. however, has accepted apologies. For Uncle Sam is, notwithstanding the statistics of Taft and Aldries i McVeagh, getting hard up, and quite see how, he is able topey b They are" telling a story on Chester Doyle, when, he was in Japan, which can't Why France Is Rich and America Poor million for property which, for taxable purposes, is worth but j will be vouched for by the same diet. It is unfortunate that Chester's name uvrestj amount. And congress wonder. And there will be will somehow persist in getting into print, but sometimes his adventures are will, perhaps, tious, and condemnation suits, and disagreements of juries, and a P5"" is the Mecca of foreigners. They come from all parts of the world useful in pointing a moral. The moral of this story is that "things are not asto Paris business in the office, and some discoveries always what they are said to be." Chester, so the story goes, tried to supervising architect's to enjoy life in the great metropolis; and the yearly income from this source enter and in all probabffitj into conversation a 's own country, material which may be used for structural purposes, Along with item the earnings of French with Japanese in the latter but the Japanese - alone approximate $600,000,000. this cornerstone laying and statehood will come on the 6ame day. on their in the securities and properties of other coun- could not understand Chester's Japanese and insisted on talking English. yonr m capitalists For the present, do not worry. If you want a divorce and amounts to fully $250,000,000 yearly. On the other side of the account "Beautiful day, " remarked Doyle. close pronoW tries the same day, Pratt and Charlie Chillingworth will remain in an, adverse balance of trade, which in 1907 amounted to $120,0' )0,0uo. De- The Jap ran back into the house and soon returned, saying: "The dav is 0e3U is If you want to see a friend off and pay duty on something, the outgo from her income of $So0,000,000, and leaves France with indeed honorably handsome." may duct this it Alakea street wharves will be close to the customhouse. You to good. Instead of getting an income of $000,000,000 from "Do you think it will rain?" asked Doyle. $730,000,000 the weather indications, and learn how to raise chickens and watermelon1 foreign tourists, the United States pays out at least $150,000,000 for the ex- The Japanese ran back into the house and quickly returned, saying: "The honorable rain has the privilege of coming down." climbing aloft in an elevator. So let us rest easy. penses of American tourists abroad. Again, instead of drawing $250,000,000 v. yearly from foreign investments, this country pays out $300,000,000 to foreign "How are youf" inquired the polite Chester. ORIENTAL COMFORT. ; . in our securities and properties. A third factor is the army-o- f aliens The Nipponese hastened again into the house and within a few seconds investors , nriontillg OU the WV" again, emerged, honorable TT,- - i 3 i j. ;i uxf who flocks here from all parts of the world to hoard up money, which they saying: "Thanking your self, I am deliciously com- j.j.vc juu eer uuser I'll cioseiy me lucas mo v PjjlllfV of learn something. take back to their own countries; this drain costs us $300,000,000 more. Add fortable." comfort? If not, keep your eyes ,open and Then imbued superiority of yonr 4100,000,000 more which we pay for ocean freights in foreign vessels and the the conversation lagged, till the Japanese rushed once more into the with arrogant opinions concerning the .. . , A Amnion, Iw house and ... il ma -- . yearly cargo is $S50,000,000. Deduct our yearly income of $500,000,000 for hastily returned, saying: "You are looking very amorous." 'uut ooservations may lortiiv ana supplement; muse r favorable trade balance and it leaves a yearly deficit of $350,000,000. W. II. By this time Doyle had his suspicions. He tumbled to the fact that the xuiL anu luxury are ox your creed, aeveiopeu as io ei j t& Japanese was back every now of a marketing or imit Allen, ia Moody's Magazine. running into the house and then to look up a study by experts. When you come home from . rockers Japanese-Englis- h phrase-book- So Doyle himself entered the house of the encounter, wearied with your toils, a lanai chair with Jj , the cart Jap, looked up the phrase-book- and discovered that "amorous" was Should the heat have been more intense, and the waits for f "Yes," said the determined man, "when that waiter resented the small-"s- s therein translated as "in your right mind; sober." the physical endeav.ors to save a few odd cents more strenuous of my the case to the proprietor of the restaurant." "And an frets tip took rest-inspirin- I The Japanese had endeavored to convey to Chester g day's labors what some that the latter was couch is at your disposal. When the did the proprietor do!" "lie gave the waiter money out of his an expenn own looking serious, or sober. worries are over, you seek the sweet restorer sleep on pocket, and apologized to him for having such a customer." Washington an exp Star. Chet took it goodnaturedly. placed on expensive bed springs, and encompassed by chairs When the Examiner crowd was here, Jim Quinn took a number for an Not so the oriental. Rocking chairs and Morris . The day to married the old negro servant came to her white before she was be auto ride. to him unknown. If he be in the habit of receiving jjrftt mistress and intrusted savings to her keeping. "Why should I keep it ? Ja her "What beautiful roads you have," said a lady, "I wish we had roads like depart from his rule, and even as he does with his King jfeit I thought you were married," said her mistress. "So I is, missus, not going to get these in Los Angeles.' Holy Writ, keep one or two on hand for display and Js but do ytu 'spose wid strange stoo , wheB I'd keep all dis money in the house that nigger?" A male tourist, her companion, spoke up. Said he: "Yes, the chamber chairs nor Bibles ever wear out. The Chinaman sits on a jjWeiif uses 1 of commerce deserves a great deal ofcredit for these fine thoroughfares." sit. A couch he has not as a rule, and if he has, he never $ The play had fallen very flat and the manager was getting worried. Jim Quinn, chauffeur and road committeeman of the board of supervisors, limbs get ready incessant toil through t orr c,r for the next day's gaj(1 ihfi COrn(1an t)ut go on for a few minutes. I nearly turned the machine into the ditch with indignation. bed which never trraced. H" tin1 i can't matresses and snrin 3 have v . am feeling w...l. kinda' funny." wFunny! Great Scott, man!" cried the manager, "Begging your pardon, madam," he explained, bringing the auto sembles fishinc vounsr mullet. But he ( to a nets used to corral m in gu on , fr.-rt- , jt mm at once and i f tvI.Ho. it Insts." stop, the board of supervisors is responsible for these fine iro- Ar . - mar- in fet nt,. "but roads, and I iuc same, so inaiiv.i remaps our ci'iiuu- i- " " rr , ...... we Wi am the road committeeman." "c cummences ins work earlier and closes it up iai fhn1 "Vrntor-- So your said iflBT boy is in college, is he, Mr. Corntossle? Farmer I can't "Oh, isn't that just too sweet of you," the lady. appear to mind the absence of rest promoters. say exactly. jn , Quinn drove on. average one, oi lie's 1hor 1)al, tl)(. owin creTV a, in thf .jum. The Jap is a trifle more particular. The if tep rayzeeum. an' in ther a 5 X go dormytory,' but whether he's ever in ther college is into bankruptcy through an insatiable desire for eD8r..l,0fb7llJ,, more n 1 h,d disp go kin out by h;9 letters.Uarper's Bazar. There has been much said about the fat girl and the fat boy who stopped of the rain, would last him a centnrv. and could then be over here to show a more combined avoirdupois. an their half ton and of It seems antique. The floor wood, cement or inea no0B i, . is told of r,f they wanted to go for an auto ride, but there was no one machine could enough for him. demands a eusniw Ts ore the Camerons chief, bivouaek-S- , that Ou'te often however he 0f Lochiel: The when sit- in 6nie Witb h,s son in the carry both, so the fat boy decided to stay at home while his little playmate i - His bed or couch is usuallv but relied up SW noticed that the Ind had rolled up a snowball to shv . -- i.flr 10" ... maKe a pillow. He thereupon ot uo pounds took a joy spin. She climbed into the auto from over the rear you will find a mattress use. And he has MOy is rose and kicklll it away taying stern! v, "No ready for w effeminacy, boy." and became wedged so that the only way she could be disembarked was by fort, too. If you should wish to ascertain whether your tr (Continued on Tage Five.) (Continued on Page Five.) "A Democrat," said Notify, thoughtful is a man who didn't vote for manlier aft'oeted by His Editorship. Not with watching Hilo g'.ovv. TIP at the last who to a job fiction and failed out of the Republican or helping Hilo Conr.e-s- . Herald, his, Partv giow, of The Hawaii took it into CniF ADVENTURES OF seious.ne.--- s ti) a. tne growing pains, succeeding to an extent even " T suspected," I replied. Now. what is a Republican!" reatt. r than his ambition ia the aggravating part of le a(' "A Republican," replied Notley, a man who "is hopes to get a job on Now he has developed into an oracle. He is the Cre-.-e- nt City Delphi, JOSHER the road if Charlie is BLUFFEM Hustace elected Mayor." and when he opes ids mouth let no embryonic sausage dare to bark. Each burn- "And what is a Home Ruler?" I continued. ing editorial opens with the feeling that a herald is, trumpeting from the top "1 said am," Xotley. "Since Kaniho borrowed a thousand dollars from of the page unto the end thereof, and the burden of canned intellectuality Link MeCandless, I'm the Home Ruler only loft." which trickles adowu the double-leade- column is excellent as an example of Pleasures of the Chase "Then tell The me,' I said, "what is John Vise!" perfumed pomposity. Conness is au able writer he can write a thousand "Don't ask Ruehly me." said Not ley. "Ask Rudy or Charlie Aehi. He words an hour and his opinions are treasured in Hilo for what they may belongs to the Bulletin pardon me, I mean, the Bulletin belongs to. bim and mean in the event of au, interpreter ever being secured. The verbose vacuity r.r.d The Advertiser says a He says "It is better to lost he's yellow dog. he's a Republican, and I of a cub iu journalism is as the widow's mite to the editorial void empty still. never o have it an.1' don't dare tell you what some of the honest votjrs say he is. My private "'Than opinion is 9 9 9 9 9 that be is Wise. And a Wise man's no fool, you know. He's like you mMde a If ever want to mix iu the tricks of politics, political voice from tie ot pake back iDtoned the the industrious he , t ant: make hay while the suu sbiues. It's a Wise servant AFFIDAVIT! -r tone, and as I turned to . . moun.ful te who was lamenting that knows bis own master." n a i" .... 01 If you happen to get sick in the thick of the trick, declaimed patt.et.cahy "Why are you a Tfl5ee Home Ruler?" I asked. AFFIDAVIT! "Partly for fun and partly to be unique." replied the Perpetual Candidate. 'Of all trie saa worn? I tongue or pre, If you waut to tell a lie that is sly, and would try are these It n.igLt Lave b(CD." "Well, you're unique, all right." I said, "and I hope you get as much For to save it, i.n.ins coldest fun out of running for office a3 other people get out of watching you sprint." Just raise a little stink with some paper and some ink, srirpatheticaliy : i : : o the back and vvJiBiaji gracefullv on Tust then the other spring of the pake hack broke, the horse made another AFFIDAVIT! . . niQTl Wl.0 Colli' i.aru:y Ia::x,.-- R be feeble attempt to run away, any .....n-jll- t a witu mlled slender or without better success than before, and I 9 9, 9 9, 9, - . I.- - ..n.).! .1 bloated sofa piik-- decidedly lm took advantage of the diversion away, . taC more than to slip leaving the Ferrfetual Candidate There is nothing easier than an affidavit, unless it be another affidavit. still with his , broken reed., liis oountenaee with an oily optimism mouth open ready to talk. Anybody can handle aa affidavit. It is tame and will eat out of the hand. A the sadness ot his lament. i tv little child can handle one. only a little' child is usually too innocent to fondle dc in trouu:ci Is there anything I can for you?" I inquired the treacherous beast. THE BYSTANDER Affidavits are legion. Some people are born by affidavit, some acquire "Yes, and there is," the affidavit habit and others have affidavits thrust upon tliem. declared" the robust To afiidave or not to aftidave, that is the question! Whether 'twere bet- (Continued from rage Four.) voice vigorously. ter to buck the slings and arrows of outrageous insurgents or to consider their "I running am bucking Cupid and the machine sidewise up an enbankment and letting her roll out. The source, is most uncertain. Alas, poor Andrews! I knew him well, but upon fat couple Link; that's the trou- declare it is too warm to stay here long; they are afraid of losing what food has this our Lorrin fed that he should have all the glory of being ble. And you can vote weight and, therefore, their jobs. affidavited? for me if you want to; 9, 9, 9. 9, 9, I was never the subject of an affidavit. I have been slighted. also, you may; you During the last week Attorneys Douthitt, Lightfoot and McBride have And affidavits are so easy, too. They cost but a shilling, two-bits- , a quar- Lave my lull eomsent." announced that tbev will not defend cases in the police court where Judge ter of a dollar, at any notary's; fresh every morning; call early and avoid "Thanks, awfully," Andrade presides, but will, when their clients are brought into the presence the rush! . I replied in my usual of the district magistrate, waive examination and demand trial by jury. A man may affidavit that his father was a lady, and he would never be gentle tones. "But Douthitt 's case, which bd to his determination to eliminate Andrade from arrested for perjury. why should I!" his list of trial judges, was that of a Chinese spilling hot soup on another It is the easiest way to add purported .dignity to a possible falsehood, or "Well, you might as Chinese, the alleged guilty spiller being fined $30, Douthitt 's complaint being to a real lie, to sign an affidavit. First thing we know, we will be having well get the habit now that the man, if guilty, should have been fined the limit, and. that if he was an affidavit bureau turning affidavits out to gratify anybody. as later. Others have no more than $30 guilty, he was not guilty of malicious injury at all. I could even sign affidavit that Fort street is properly paved, without it. There are some Joe Lightfoot 's case is somewhat older, dating back to the time when fear of prosecution. citizens who vote for Chauffeur Tom Quinn dodged a water buffalo in the dark and hit a wagon with It is sad but true that there is no more sanctity to a written oath than me every time I run his benzine-buggy- . Judge Andrade says, for publication, that he thinks Tom to a passing lie, and the law should be such that an autographed liar is a3 for delegate to con- Quinn was teasing the water buffalo and on that account did not see the wagon responsible as a perjurer in court. Less liar's licenses are required to blot gress. They simply with which he collided. In any event it is a matter of record that the dis- the records. can 't t'top. You know trict magistrate practically said Tom Quinn was not guilty, and then fined whab a hold a habit him $20, or thereabouts. However, the story is told in the following: gets I'D a SIDELIGHTS man." The Judge's brow was sad. and the Judge's speech was slow, you have "Then And darkly looked be at the clerk, and darkly at poor Joe. bad experience!" I (Continued from Page 4.) questioned, being new "Footlights has came before us," be grumbled with a frown; you need not go and knock at the door of the servants' quarters. If his to the political game "And if he once should win this case, how can I turn him down?" shoes are not outside he is not inside. Perhaps comfort may not be the con- trolling reason for the habit. Indeed, I have been told that cleanliness, for in Hawaii. Then up spake Brownius (a learned man was Artius he); which the Japs are justly noted, is primarily responsible therefor. But if "Experience!" said soak so he will get no fee. "I'll that blamed Josephus, comes my cer- the stout man. "Ex- cleanliness next to godliness, as I was taught in early youth, how can Quinn die facing shoes, a close third, perience? Say, son, if "And better than fearful odds, tainly comfort, contributed to by shedding a pair of is For the ashes of a 'mobile and the temples of us gods! this respect, the most philosophical of all of us. Whether he recline on the I could coin my expe- Hindus and Koreans to make her decidedly prejudiced against both races. On rience into dollars, I'd "Condemn the Quinn, Sir Justice, with all the speed ye may; the subject of comfort, however, her sense of fairness leads her to do justice make John D. Rocker-fcil- t I, with two more to help me, will send him on his way. both people. Both of them enjoy an easy chair and a downy bed. Of these look like a mendi- to a be n "In this straight court thousand may well bluffed by we; they have a greater appreciation than any Anglo-Saxo- who ever lived. As cant and have J. Long-poi- nt Who'll take the stand and raise his hand and soak Tom Quinn with me!" long to is handy, will occupy them day and Morgan shining as the furniture referred they ' ' Then up spake Consul Forstius, a Briton proud was he; night. The Russian doesn't care much, one way or the other; and is perhaps, in "Morgan would have "Lo, here's my hand. I understand that Quinn should ne'er go free." this respect, the most philosophical of all of us. W'hether he recline on the bis job cut out for And out spake a city lawyer, gee! Cathcarteatus, couch recently and temporarily occupied by Anderson Grace, or on Mother him," I remarked. will abide and see him tried! a benzine-bu- g is "I he!" Earth in Twilei. or in one of Jack's promised palatial mansions, he doesn't glancing at the afore- Lightfootius. " quoth the Justice, thou prayeth, it can not be; kick. As long as the reclining is assured, he. too. is satisfied. mentioned footwear. " "as Thy client is not guilty; but he hath hired thee! "Yrou bet he would. Voeller-Lan- e Motion. don't like manner and I fear thou me; ANDREW'S ACCUSERS Say, aren't they great! "For I thy lov'st.not noth- Tom ere he goes Voeller, who stated that he had There isn't a pair in Excuse the joke, but I'm going to soak Quinn free. GO TO DEMOCRATS ing personally against Andrews, having Honolulu that can, "His driving was not furious, nor reckless was bis drive, personal knowledge that he had not compare with them," alive. (Continued Two.) worked for Cohen or for any other par- But still I find him guilty of being still from Pase candidate, said feared replied the aspirant ion. When I refused thev started out ticular that he "Tom Quintius must remember that when to court he'd go, the continuation of Andrews in office with a naive touch of to knife me. would only produce more trouble. He must some lawyer noisy Lightfoot Joe. is why you are to pride. He get other than "That trying beat moved, therefore, that the office of as- me. You don't want me in the senat sistant secretary be abolished. Just 1beD one of the "For Joe and I don't hitchius, (Andradicus wiped a tear); because you can not use me. Y'ou want soft-spok- "Second the motion," said Lane. os tie starboard Charlie Notley, a e chap, fear; side of the hack, that oeeupkd by And he's not accommodating, nor I someone there you can use, so that you Atkinson, however, thought that this 3ie! o4 the horse budge vehicle. can have your own way with the liquor tried to run away but couldn't the now dispense with reason and just hand justice out, would be taking action too "quickly. 'As "I'll question. You are readv to kill the you see,'--' te remarked quicklv, Lave a solid majority and can't The charges against Andrews were too "I io Quinn must dig up fifteen plunks for going the 'footlight' route." party, or do anything else to carry your uovei Oh, I'm sure of election this time. I carry more weight than I point." serious to be left undecided. He sug- to gested going into executive session and -- when I Now round him throng the courtiers to press his honor's hands, was younger and less experienced." Bartlett Still Republican. giving Andrews more time to answer. gaso-lean- s where weeping Lightfoot stands. tat will you do if you lose!" I inquired tenderly. The while Tom Quintius Bartlett answered Cohen, stating that 11 don't want any more time," said '0,1 can't lose. I'll get the vote of the entire Home Rule party, for And now, with shouts and clapping, and noise of giggling loud, he was, and always had been, a Repub- Andrews. "Settle it now. 1 piig to vote for mvself. But Lorrin Andrews throws my vote out, I'm swirls his robes of state, and grins at the gaping crowd. lican. It was true the liquor men did Macfarlane announced that he would if Andradicus in to go executive session. Si to start an ought not want Cohen the senate. Thev refuse into opposition show to the Fat Boy. Don't you think I 9, 9, 9, 9 9 would rather see a prohibitionist there "We have heard the charges in public; i aeadliner!" The more I read of graft the more I realize what opportunities I have than him. But they did not intend to let's settle them in public." "1 tiink you would mtikf n hotter Marathon runner." I replied. "You missed. defeat the partv. Time would show The motion to cancel Andrews' office JO an- be in 1 ' ' S that. was accordingly withdrawn, and Pund . , YOU , O train! , Vnn. . iaro- l .nlwnve...... -nirr.irf..-- aren't r ' 9 "Yes, will show, all said to adjourn until four o'clock to- "KelL, I've ex- - the time right," other, paced around some," be said, reminiscent!'. "And ring A lady tourist, visiting Wahiawa, wanted to know why they planted Andrews. morrow afternoon, was passed. ?a sometimes discounts youth, you know." pineapples upside down. In store windows she had always seen them other- How many times have vou run for office!" I inquired. wise arranged. " eaa't off-han- records, 9. 9, 9, . answer that question I'll Lave to refer to my 9 a store 'tksn't been more than once a vear. I'm sure." "How much for the bo'.oku ?' asked a mouocled gentleman in enrio you really expect to be elected?" I wanted to know,, "or do you iu this city, earth -- tlv examining a calabash. because you like it ! " r 9 is 11 running. Something of 7 friend Bob Breckons made the statement cr.ee," replied the occu Talking aboi candidate. Anderson Grace f tie busted hack, "that it is the pleasure c the chase that endears a dark hor-- e. to.! 9. - 'CSl 3X0H..I Suipicnti sqoi: tan. Perhaps it's a little the same way with me. And, you know, 9 9 Jon.-s- . N. O. U. S. A., has issued an ftion is' often better than reality. Haven't yet ever learned that? Adjutant-'.- ' oner al Joh" Walter II., Sisnpsds Suttpioio "i - -r- -. in encampment, in which it I were to be elected T'd to do somfctbir.2 ir;(ie tLan make prom- order covering .oual ipment required list - 1 articles are "pencil, underclothing, fZ as I'm only a candidate r the de'.egi.T'-bi- r, - c;.n j romise any- is mention.i' that S0'.U- 01 the desired Si!. T k . . T f,,:- oo small mat or rug for bedside," """e promised the dear voters that I'll :n millions of dollars watch, soap, Ida ah rs and iilomb-at- hi formed blankets rue required "for cover," topta for most anything I'll them ,. five millions to buy It is that "03 DNiiiuino i;. to know that the brave lads are willing to an a millions is Injuria: 'i.rtable . - ...... tr, and few and it UwUibL i.li.i. ill ..IV ' uiii'.." small mat or rug for bedside." Per - two for untrv on "a - native Hawaiian a tiu.c - t and pigs risk their lives '"us. - - a rug. n.n.-- t. ;te- only a candidate, a Colonel mean- prayer i o easy, oeeause i m no deki I'm haps AA3T SONVMJ t be reached from . a n leejuerihe-- declares th: "'the camp can yapftual candidate, vou know, lil e William Jtnr.ir.gs Bryan. But it I'uither. the t Did you ever? a bluff at making good on Honolulu bv go.el walk, by hark or by stre car.'' i it i a walk, is not Lone Home Til the tir-- t ph'f-ap- , what a ' ' walk.'" If long it v Promises, and thn't wm-.l- V.e irconveniert frr the camp can be reached by the street V.p delegate io to be considered a ....od walk, and if the I'd rather n a ake La:k than no.v" n,vP"irv i.f walking or taking a hack And. since such dSpnC oq; eq ;a upw oai '.yl 'jIHS'XVKSaO.W ,la dtt to all car. Wherein lies tin bv constituents. auto-o- r 1 superfluities a- - hacks are mentioned, why should th colonel forget the n sked. PU11 5B oSjBqa o:.i .1 ould vou do v.-,- to be tltcted?" , ...... J.IJ l(if 'PnB ;i'tJ3 Joj Bi;xr should . 1 I I 'n.J.S if harden i i .. .in,.-.- r.i?n-ili- i ...... - :i on horseback, or by any iin'i-'tn--: ...... A ii there a of of course. Link can't be elected chance that, aeroplane, or bv accident? isajoja qseo aqi sc a0 st; ojc sooud jno 'jaqtuouiaTj "v-mig- nt uu - catch cold iust before eieenen i.n Next we know, the gallatit colonel will reorganizing the Hawaiian ave me the onU- - ring. 1 were to ' ' ucd no.C sb ); joj .vcd pnn 'p,joa no.v" u';qi ' man in the If having a hack brigade. . 'would hara ;, iu lit b danger, "i ou and au-- i i v,. '- tut " b"u ueai n.. t. . Hacks are good at charging. aqb ;no pl puu at d,is ;snC iinno?t! sjcqo v u.ido so.s,,7 country one's friends are always ready,' tc kcjc " have s. 'to to move to Washington soon." . pojuienborj piri H If you want to get "near to nature," go out to Kapiohmi park early almost $1 i ;vu Consider t,o1 - sn avocation, cr au - pose in the nude for the benefit of - anv- morning and behold the prison gang jnBd aom.vt:d asbo jno jo Sct'aBApc no.v ABg- who happers along in the first daylight noj 'ate like earlv morning children or anybody else 0 fthe 'th T w.v nr. tbP as a recreation It's Mine The prisoners go out to the park to work in the ponds, or alleged lakes, keeps the nlavpr a wLi:e one may win. you hours. n,A5T, 4r,d or.ee in by taking off their striped suits and putting on less ele- 1TB never the law of prob and start business s, wor, yet. but mv chances, accor.tir. to at the right time, you may well imagine 'A oueht gant costumes. If you hit the park to be as good ever were." would r.ow as tbev vou are ages aback iu an Eveless Eden. It not be amiss if part of " "ui-"-- ., ' Deea 'a Hawaii long enough yet," l " prison" discipline were a little exercise in modesty. between ar.d a Heme Ruler. the a Democrat, a Republican 9 9. 9 9 jURLHl pood bore. As a Whave I, saiil Charru, Notk-v- . "and I w,s born metropolis there is a rathe r excellent res- thmg-,;mse- lve8 In the heart of this thriving ere ail -- rnt the same to isn't ar.v difference. Tbev taurant which would be much more attractive if its swill was not allowed or their relatives." x in th kitchen all dav to the delight of the enthusiastic flies who, , the parties wj.red to know. - y Lave ar.v prircWdes?" I perserving feet, migrat from said kitchen to the food one is endeavor- ert it! Scre of the pohticians with though I I'm ing to eat.

I persisted, e is a Der a R- -! pn?" t grie-.- the old love when iocrat whet isn't A local soo ie ivises: "l)on aoout give it. hPck. bite5 ii' . occupant of he "I'll ! rctvr tlu new one 's j:i A uwe answer?" 9. 9 not a Home Ruler." Ciflknow.' I said ixless it is beer.' u to be congratulated since there appeared in the midst said --Not Hilo is me. - u ou dii: know anvtbin? abec; I'ica o ti,, r suburb so versatile a genius as Loiaca piauiuru vonums, Vandyke hirsute appurtenance and the extreme modest READ THE J is. of the Mepbistopheliaa ADVERTISER ' SUPP0?0 vo-- l a Democrat I r ujt wet 6 THE SUNDAY ADVERTISES, AUGUST 21, 1910.

mtMmsr j n t m m r ;h IS NOW USING GAS. i? The d2rcnd for our improved appliances ha y i fl . . nsiid, HBBr r ... we neea more room. im I I a jump tnat NX La H wew premises are now H s W commccious beina mm., . II f and we move about the middle of August, CORNER r ,ALAKEA AND NN Lewis, Mrs. (Jnssie SHunUthTs.Hi.lav at i.vn-m- of the Ha- - JERETAft, f5) - I U.. YSS. f lllMurt.il- l!iu'i:s, Mrs. Fred, R,.,.,sev. va';,i:i h.r..;. tor h is i:oted. iSSTk r f Mrs. Joli n llornbi'i-c- of tlie navv. The affair v.v s s.': : n a: the J't n insula ! .. , a "'ii t he y iu :) oil Mrs. Kruest Waterhouse entertained Kulamauu II Barker's on "Wednesday afternoon at her homo were i 'l inv-- e an.l !'r Ka la n in vi on Judd stree' with a charmingly ar- Princes K uarakoa Mr. and win ranged tea party in compliment to Mrs. Carl Wide-man- . Mrs. tinssie Schmidt, I Sehofield Barracks was very gay and Charles Wilcox of Kauai ami the Misses Mademoiselle Briyt'ns. Mr. and Airs. i Honol oil! Gas Company, Ltd, and Maigaret Waterhouse, who Captain Marix. Mr. and Mrs. Morton evening, the occasion being DATS. lappy last HONOLULU'S CALLING will accompany their mother, next Rigys. Mr. and Mr-- , ("has. ( hiliing- - I the regular fortnight post hop of the niontii. on a trip to Lurope. (.(.(, B.e.ver. Mr. and Mrs. Mondays Punahou, College Hills, wortii. Airs. hops place in j .S : M A Marfa riane. Miss Fifth Cavalry. The take Manoa Heights, Makiki. t Ireyfus. -- nnoues, i the officers' clubhouse. The music was i Mr. and Mrs. J. Martyn Haenke of Lucv Macfar'am1 ii iss Aua - ' Tuesdays Waikiki, Kapiolani by the famous baud of the Burlingame, California, who are winter Miss Mary Low Miss Maggie Mcln- furnished Kaimuki and Palolo; 1 Park, j nompson, , guests at the Moana Hotel. eaJertained tvre. Mr. Frank .Mr. :ci? honor of Mr. and Mrs. Hepburn (nee!Masrle. the Misses White ,n,7 ( Horse. Fort Euger first and third I Di Fifth Wright, Mr. W. Williamson, Mr. Harry j Davis. Tuesdays. n group of friends with an elaborate McCandless.) Mr. I i linner on Saturday evening. The large S:n;pon. Mr. Henrv Koth. Robert t JL Capt. Charles C. Waleutt Jr. and Mrs. Wednesdays Nuuanu. Puunui and i com- - table at which covers were Shingle, Mr. W. Campbell. princess Kaivau iua:o.i was the j Among the departing j circular Pacific Heights. Above Nuuanu I w?J&88lP!' "Waleutt are entertaining as their house placed for twelvo was beautifullv dec- - k t J T.limeuted enest at a card party given the Wiihelmina las 1 bridge, "Wedne- :iin-!- I 'aes(UT gnosis Capt. Francis J. Koester, Fifth j first and third mass Mr. and Mrs. M. F. I'rosser enteit : ,.r, Tnoi.i iv afrernoon bv Miss M .la sdays; below, second and fourth; orated with a of American! T.,m, ' ed with a dinner party, on Wedne lay i Rh id s. Mrs. Arthur Manx xng friends Cavalry, and iMrs. Koester. Captain Pacific Heights, fourth. Beautv roses and the place cards were Miss Ada and relatives ii s IV evening in of Mr. Mrs. Ar .,. . has assumed command of troop ornamented with the same blossom honor and won t ie nrsr. ina';, jidouj Cisco, will enter CohimK;. Koester Thursdays - ' 1 Cif- - v The Plains. vt tlmr Rice of Kauai. The table decora- Rings the second, and Mrs. liarol - ' J "in cil V. - C and with his charming wife is re j Fridays Town and hotels; Fort Itions were dainrilv carried out in pur. fard the third. The guests for the after- Jl Jl ceiving a hearty welcome along the first and second Fri- china an.l of the same . Princess Kalanianaole, Music lovers Shafter, tained at the British consulate on i I''e asters tulle noon were: are lookbj. fjS line of Sehofield Barraeks. Captain days. coloring, l lie candies were shaded in Kawsnaaaioa, Airs, jvrtnur W'th a great deal Thursday ty with an elaboratelv iVmeess of rtJL Koester has just completed a tour of Frederk-- Damon, Mrs. Saturdays Kalihi ; Kamehamena appointed dinner-par- for ten. The lender and the place cards were made j Marix, Mrs member a commissary Cml- - has duty as a of Schools, third and fourth Satur- were in! harmonize. Arrhur Davidson, Mrs. thanes announced for th. ...IT. hoard that was convened at the Presi- table decorations carried out Rigzs. Mrs. frst of September. days of month. delicate pink carnations and maidenhair J llingworth. Mrs. J. Morton MruS1 dio of San Francisco. ! Dougherty, of Los Angeles's and place cards were Japanese The Misses Irma and Marie Ballen- - Harold Giffard. Mrs. James Jit J Jt fern the C. B. a "a uas seeured the 5 tyne were the hostesses on Friday at a Mrs. Gussie Schmidt, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Fred W. Foster entertained de- Macfar-lan- e marguerite school of musketry at Monterey, Cali- Dr. Waterhouse is at present pretty luncheon at which the eompli- - Miss Irene Dixon, Miss Alice Clarke lightfully at an afternoon bridge party Ernest The concert will be i and hostess. in- fornia, has joined bis regiment at Seho- in London but will make j mented guest was Aliss Daisy (.ras. the givTSS on Thursday of last week. Those studying later ,4 ?na and some of th wZ. field Barracks. Lieutenant Hume came a tour throughout Europe before re- Luncheon was served from small tables vited to Mrs. Foster's quarters at sociI f vorit from the' Coast on Sheri- one ot which was with Herman Foeke vras the tostes . m Sehofield Barracks were Mrs. Edward "over" the turning to America. leacli decorated Mrs. Ut"i11of Patronessw. dan and has reported for duty with Jt j 'masses of delicate pink begonias and Son Friday at a pretty luncheon given' A. Mrs. F. Robards and . I - - - h Stnrges, Frank .. - . - . 1 1 . J - maim-mini-IT-r -- f a charmincr Mrs. Kobert M. Barton. troop L. Airs. Alexander linasav, jr., or M&- ; in u. iiier liuiciieoii tlial:nit? in no nor Oi 'fra.n.r. Vrhricuv, a vuju.uug, w.u - J jt v v noa vanev, accompanied nv tier aaugn-- 1 "iii eie iar'i um nnuge mhim. visitor iroiii laMiu-aa.Muiu.ui-a. cnarmjno. nogtegg aT Another pleasant addition to so- - i Those present were: Mrs. Harold Cas- - was beautif ully decor. Lieut. Col. Thomas C. Frince, marine the ter. Bettv. departed on the Wiihelmina luncheon table and evening when J""?she Lei-lehu- - Bt.;..S cial life and military circle of the a pn Wednesday to visit with on ! tie. Mrs. Edward Vattn, Mr. iieorgejated with La France roses anl stream- Corps, was welcomed by many old friends and Mrs. Dreyfus of Lo Ab1 stav of reservation is Lieut. Dorsey R. the mainland. DuruiT her absence ( leveland lowen. Aliss ord'-li- il- - of pink sitin ntron ana covers friends in this city during the icrs a motor trip to the polo pats fcJWi Thursday. Lieutena- Rodney, first lieutenant Fifth Cavalry. will be domiciled at the man. Miss Vera Damon. Miss Violet were laid for Mrs. Newor. Mrs. Focke, the 8. S. Mongoliaon Judge Lindsay by a dinner at her honx w T Lieutenant Rodney, until his recent pro- j Charles nt-Colonel Trince recalled having University Club. Athevton, Mis Agnes Wickstruin. Miss Mrs. E. Faxon Bishop, Mrs. street. At dinner over motion from a second lieutenantcy was yt Alice Cooper. Miss Cooper, Mrs. Klebaha and Mrs. r hij f spent a few charming days here just tC Constance Retarick, Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Dreyfus, Dv isj on duty with a troop of Horse - - j, six years ago. At th's previous visit, the Fifth Mrs. Herman R. Hertel and Miss Ani- Miss Daisv (Jrass. Miss Trma Ballen- j Richard Ivers. Walter Hoffmann and is the Yellow- ' 3In.ai.n Colonel Prince was going on an inspect- that stationed at fort at ta Hertel of Pasadena, California, who tyne, Miss Marie Ballentyne. J larvev-Eldcr- . ing tour of the quartermaster's depart- stone, Wyoming. The advance in rank have been for several weeks at the Mo J Mr. and Urn, Frederick Klamp are brings Lieutenant Rodney to be a mem- ment of the Philippines Division, re- ana Hotel, were departing passengers Admiral Corwin P. Rees took p. party at present at the Hotel Stewart in San are ont for Bar- Invitations k brid bt Washing- ber of the aggregation at Sehrfiold ! on first turning later to his station in on the Wiihelmina on Wednesday. of friends down to Pearl Harbor bv Fmne:sco but wi.i leave the party to be given on TmAt Vr Jfa.' lieutenant-colone- l racks. Quite as a coincidence there are a to Lake ton, D. C Now the marine motor for a cruise round the lochs in of next month for visit Frederick Damon in honor of Mill All two officers of the Fifth Cavalry by the I is traveling to Manila for duty Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chillingworth his private launch on Thursday. Dr. "Tahoe. Rhodes, the charming bridMlwt corps name of Rodney, both first lieutenants. tf as quartermaster of marine j was Jt . chief - entertained Mr. and Mrs. Dreyfus who George Herbert the guest of honor William Williamson. Besides the recent arrival, Lient. Dor- I at the farthest of Uiicle Sam's garri- are visiting'here from Los Angeles with and took Dr. G. Tucker Smith of the . Mr. and Mrs. Merle Johnson (nee J J Jl i sey R. Rodney there is Lieut. George B. sons. a motor to ahiawa on Thursday.; navy over the site of the- - new navy Williamson) will arrive on the Sierra. rrs. Kennedy, wife of Mijr j Rodney A, on trip v of troop who has been i as 4 4 4 j hospital. Lunch was served at the The bride visited here last year the nedy, gave a delightful Cavalry, recruiting service at Jefferson Barracks, nriaaiif fiR; Lient. John K. Hnme. Fifth Mr. and Mrs. Fred Waterhouse arei home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Atkin- ,housegucst of Mr. and Mrs.H. H. Wil- on Tuesday in honor of Jfrt Honrl in attendance at the Missouri. who have been 4 4 4 booked to depart on the Siberia on the son. Admiral Rees' guests were: Mr. liams. Holmes and Mrs. Fenniaort d 8n wentv-eight- Francisco. After the twentygnbM At Sehofield Barracks on Friday t of this month. Mr. Wa .; and Mrs. Robert Atkinson. Dr. and Mrs. tt enter- swim refreshments were morning, IP, A. terhouse is eointr to India to look into! George Herbert, the Misses Beall of Mr. and Mri. Eanney Scott taken a mi, August Mrs. Edward in- fe will away (New York. Miss Rosie Harold tained a coterie of friends with an jt Stnrges. w-i- of Caotain Stnrges, Fifth the rubber industry and be Herbert. j j pi. of Cavalry, entertained at her quarters for a year. The Waterhouse children will j Dillingham and Dr. G. Tucker Smith of formal little dinner on Tuesday even- Chronicle: Miss Mary EtM Crwkff Some is her cousin, Mia Hilia the members of the Leilehua Sewing leave here in company with Miss Nina j the navy. ing. At the dinner which was entertaining .. ro-'- s of Bvr!iiiBi, Club. A full attendance was present Adams in time to spend the holidays in j tastefnllv decked with covers were Stedman Ind;ana, it and a delightful morning spent bv all. Jndia. Air. and Airs. k. j;. Keuttord gave a laid for Mr. and Mrs. R in.iev Scott, Mr. where the two girls, havi &m sjfi ,4 4 t4 ! pretty lirtle dinner at their home land Mr Jack Gait, Judge ani Mrs. to add to the suntmer gwtirt 3fci . J ' The many friends of Mrs. Joseph IT. Colonel Samuel Parker was the host Manoa Valley on Friday evening Art hur Wilder. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crocker recently pave a pielk&tft, the Barnard, wife of Lieutenant Barnard. the guests including mental! fti Fifth Cavalry, are extending a cordial younger set in tJurliBjJmi Ml on homecoming to this jiopular lady, and Mateo. Miss Stedman will roita mtil are gratified that she is enabled to re next winter. r . v turn to her home again at the Leilehua J reservation. Mrs. Barnard has been a ' Cards are out for the wei&Bf i NEW GOODS patient at the Queen's Hospital, having Miss Irene Fisher te GeorgsftM of the era undergone an operation for appendici- - i Per ton Jr. on the evening tis, which has proven successful. All I of September at half after eigMo'W stTeet. hope to see Mrs. Barnard in her usual at 3iC Keeaumoku , ( health verv shortlv. at pwssen ,4 4 v4 Arron" the arriving Mrs. Warren Jennings, a cousin of the I beria will be Gustav Balkst. - C. 0. Mart?, Major and Mrs. James Madison Ken- j son of Mr. and Mrs. nedv of Fort Shafter, has returned to I and Miss Hartnagel, a sistn fiD her home in the United States. Mrs. i Ballentyne. Miss Hartnagel w SACHS' Jennings tarried only a short time in here for some time. the Islands on returning from a pro- 1 tracted trip and visit to the Orient and Chronicle: Gen. Thomas Brry was a house guest of Major arid Mrs. leave on August 13 for Test h Kennedv while in Honolulu. nil where he will meet Mrs. Barry n &rr last ,4 v Ellen, who went East wt are The event of the week was the musi-cal- e given on Tuesday evening at the San Franciseo Bnlletin:--aT- W Miss HeleK beautiful home of Judge and Mrs. Sid- k Ham G. Irwin and s2-- sW ney Ballon when Mrs. Ballon, Mrs. Al- - are at their home in Washington len White, Mrs. Stephen Norton Bobo, Tn? recuperating from the strenuous tt& ! w nnf Arthur E. Wall and George Brown ties at Santa Barbara. - msde n a Advertised rendered "In a Persian Garden." Af-- l Yesterday Miss Irwin ter the music the hostess was showered old Dillingham the perfvofckt0B with congratulations. informal luncheon at the v Mrs. Dillingham, who m beer. -j On Monday afternoon Mrs. Arthur garet Hyde-Smit- h has g- Marix was the hostess at a pretfv enthusiastically by on most one bridge whist party. The card tables friends. Miss Irwin was were placed on the lanai and after the birdesmaids at her wedihElf. games were used for the serving of Mrs. Dillinaham is ai"l light refreshments. Those present were ter. Mrs. Baldwin TEA HOUSE AT RENDEZVOUS OF PLAYERS Mrs. Princess Kalanianaole. the Princess' Ka. MOANALUA AND THEIR FRIENDS AFTEP. THE in Clav street, but zr . jugt Page 2 wananakoa. Mrs. Marix' houseguest, POLO GAMES. stopping attM Hotel Madam Dreyfus, MisS Ada Rhodes, efl Mrs. MaTv Widdifield. Mrs. Harrv James Garc-ea- trom n"r

The demand for TIM RIEE New Arrivals King SPECDALS TOMORROW NEW WOOLEN

MiS"' Tailored Twenty OUR BIG OFFERING TOMORROW WILL BE ia extra sizes, 31 to Ut."-- J BARGAINS serge, t Waists black, brown, drab, nary prices, $10 to $1-5- . Boy's All-Wo- ol Suits IN has FANCY RIBBONS bcn veTy heavy during the past GOLDFIGUEZDCBBPS; vteck and bills fair to keep up until to close out CHINE. ur introductory shipment is ex- Lace Curtains About 100 pieces in all; from 3 to 12 inches wide; lot in- dr AT COST. the the popular hausted. d.uble width; cludes Plain Messalines, Dresden Taffetas, Dresden Satins, Satin We have a dozen or so pairs of for Fail: lavender, ligU We are showing four styles of Here's a chance to outfit your boy Velours, Fancy Plaids, Etc.: all are the past Summers patterns, odds and ends of Swiss and Lace blaek; J2 his low, white anl waist; u linen, hand for school; these suits are up.to-dat- e up-to-da- te in are pure every respect; see our window today; sale begins Curtains, both white anl ecru, which b'nndf-re- , and packed in individual in style and of excellent materials at 8 o'clock tomorrow. i NEW FLANNEI-BI118- we are closing ont at le5 than half ' toes; ,y are f i jn stvle ,and workmanship. e n t price. and fancy; f the 25c values for yd. ,,l, n. striped workmanship. They run in 7.e from to 11 10c $2.00 values for.. $1.00 yd. akiI .,.!..., 1 for 50c values for 25c yd. values , fancr borders Pl-ice- $2.50 Introductory su-r.- -- for.. $1.50 yd. IJ S2 25 years; :.rr a.i,,r suits, ome f 65c values for yd. "'"n i,:i,r: 've !- .-o bath robes; prices 2 50, S3 - 35c $3.00 values for. .$2.00 yd.i" and Si- 'o ot which are are Norfolk suits. $1 .00 values for 50c yd. $5.00 values for. yd.i i"-- i ti..-- at i..--i from Ri .$3.00 j WOOI 1L 7"c to No:e s,,n:e the LIGHT WEIGHT "'n retail New if reduction: $1.25 values for 65c yd. a r. York r.j ,..,,.,. ! --- jr.tfs; . 7. and to s2.."i; from et J "'ir next ;ere bin h, .revs, navy, drab, shipment vs . ' ' ' ' ;,t r'ml!i)r :l.."" to fron and u wa-i- ;o 54 inches prices. :r.lc) to : a:: I : to SHI L t ..tv t. lie-.- wo;; r - s, i r ; :i: e THE SUNDAY ADVERTISER, AUGUST 21, 1910. 7

nis Car will add new lustre to an honorable name

Important Improvements in IMPROVED APPEARANCE Double diop frame, i'- - inch drop, which makes car set lower, 1 and this with the larger hood and more roomy tonneau MOST VALUABLE ASSET THE CADILL C 191 greatlv improves the appearance. LARGE RADIATOR THE POSSESSES IS ITS GOOD XAME- 1 which -a The radiator is slightly larger, hence has greater cooling ca- is not merely the result of popular caprice pacity. This is notwithstanding the fact that the Cadillac but has been earned l.y what the car Las done was never deficient in that respect. and what it has TIMKEN AXLE aeen. The Cadillac is, as you know, unique in the kind things Full floating type. Timken roller bearing rear axle. This is that are said, and thought, and felt about it by thousands of tlie same axle as used on a number of America's highest people. priced cars. This good name, and the LARGER BRAKE DRUMS extraordinary good will which it More powerful brakes, more easily applied and greatly in- engendered g las everywhere, we interpret as an obligation to creased efficiency. Contracting and expanding double-actin- build a car so fine as to remove itself automatically brakes, both equalized. 'from the TWO IGNITION SYSTEMS likelihood of competition. Two complete and independent ignition systems; each with its For 1911, therefore, our first thought om- - one and onlv own set of spark plugs. The two ignition systems con- thought, in fact has been to sist of Bosch high tension magneto and the new and im- satisfy that widespread and im- INCREASED POWER proved Deleo system with single unit coil, high tension plicit confidence which always expects the exceptional from the distributor and controlling rela. Either system alone is Cylinder bore increased from 4 inches 4 : Cadillac. to inches. This, efficient for operating the car. with n:re efficient carbureter, (Schebler) vhich is water-powe- r. ENCLOSED WIRING We believe we are justified in saying jacketed, effects a material increase in Piston that in this larger, more stroke, 4'- inches. All electrical wiring enclosed in copper tubes. powerful, more luxurious car, the Cadillac organization has surp- The four cylinders are cast singly, with copper jackets applied, COPPER MANIFOLDS assed itself. retaining the exclusive Cadillac features throughout. - Copper manifolds are used for water inlets and'outlets in the circulating svstem. In spite of ten years of devoted adherence to the manufact- INCREASED COMFORT principle any REMOVABLE CLUTCH uring that one of ten thousand Cadillac's should Whet! base increased from 110 to 11G inches, making the car Clutch may be removed in a very few minutes without dis- be interchangeable in its parts with any other Cadillac of the ride easier than ever. turbing other members. same type, we were not ready so short a time as twelve months IGNITION Jump spark. Two complete and independent fhii runs on Timken bearings. Two universal joints, systems, including two sets Bosch forward telescopic, run- ago to build a car as worthy of spark plugs; high the each enclosed in housing, aud and as wonderful as this. tension magneto; also new and improved Delco system, ning in oil bath. Manufacturing plants, like men, must fit themselves to do single unit coil with high tension distributor and eon-trolin- g AXLES Rear, Timken full floating type; special alloy steel truly great things. Even with a system relay. (Delco apparatus located in former live axle shaft; Timken roller bearings. Double torsiou of standardization cummutator position.) Wiring enclosed in copper tube. tubes arranged in triangular form affording unusual strength. which has no equal in the world and which insures and abso LUBRICATION Automatic splash system, eil uniformly dis- Front axle, drop forged section with drop forged lutely perfect alignment tributed. Supply maintained by mechanical force-fee- d yokes, spring perches, tie rod ends and steering spindles. 1911 lubricator with single sight feed on dash. Most econom- Front wheels fitted with Timken bearings. of parts and the almost Cadillac Specifications in Brief ical and simplest system ever devised.' BRAKES One internal and one external brake ' direct on final elimination of frict- CARBURETOR Special Schebler. water jacketed. Air may wheels. 14 inch x 21-- ! inch drums. Exceptionally easy in MOTOR Four Cj Hinder, four cycle; cylinders cast singly; be adjusted from driver's seat. operation. Both equipped with equalizers. ion, the value of 1U11 was C Cone type, large, 4!. inch bote by 4 inch piston stroke. . Five-bearin- g CLUTCH leather faced with special spring STEERING GEAR Cadillac patented worm and worm gear ring in fly wheel. Clutch readily removable and most sector type, adjustable, with ball 194-inc- h steer- not possible in 1010. crack shaft, 1 inch diameter. Bearings, Cadillac make, thrust; easily operated ever devised. Universal joint between ing post. h steering wheel with corrugated hard bronze Five-bearin- g You are receiving now, with babbitt lining. cam shaft. clutch and transmission practically noiseless in all posi- rubber rim, aluminum spider. HORSEPOWER A. L. A. M. rating 32.4. 116 we verily believe, the most tions and easily removable. WHEEL BASE inches. COOLING Water. Copper jacketed cylinders, copper inlet TRANSMISSION Sliding gear, selective type, three speeds TIRES On Touring car, Demi-tonnea- Roadster and Coupe, advanced type of exact and outlet water manifolds. Gear driven centrifugal forward and reverse. Chrome nickel steel gears. Chrome 34x4' inches; Limousine, 34x41a inches. pump; semi-elliptic- and scientific motor car Radiator, tirbnlar and plate type of unequaled nickel steel transmission shaft and clutch shaft running SPRINGS Front, 38 inches long by 2 inches ffKeltEcy. Fan attached to motor, running on two point on five annular ball bearings. wide; Rear.three-quarte- r platform; sides. 42 inches long manufacture which the ind- ball bearings; center distances of fan pulleys adjust- DRIVE Direct shaft to bevel gears of special cut teeth to by 2 inches wide. Rear cross 3S inches long by 2 inches ustry, has produced. able to take up stretch in belt. afford maximum strength. All gears cut by us. Drive wide. Please , te with PRICE $1700 Touring Car, Demi-Tonnea- ir and Roadster (Coupe $2250, Limousine $3000). Prices include the following equipment: Bosch magneto and Delco system, one pair gas lamps and generator. One pair side oil lamps and tail lamp, one horn and set of tools, pump and repair kit for tires; 60 mile season and trip your Cadillac representati- F. 0. B. DETROIT Standard speedometer, Kobe rail, full foot rail in tonneau and half foot rail in front. Tire holders. ve by the ealiest possible . inspection. CADILLAC MOTOR CAR CO., Detroit, Michigan Licensed under Selden Patent The VON HAMM-YOUN- G CO., Ltd., Distributors

absence abroad and will be in town for iam Graham. Lieutenant Graham ex- and weeks after the ceremony. She jiiptam an indefinite stay, much to the gratifi- pects to join Mrs. Graham in Septem- secured an unusually effective ensemble Theater cation of their friends here. Thej-- have ber, and they will sail in the October by wearing a wreath of Cecil Bruuuer been traveling for many months and transport for their station at Hono- roses on her veil instead of the conven- Society have toured France. Italy, Switzerland, lulu. Miss Cart wright will accompany tional orange blossoms and carried a day, Aug. 27 Germany, Austria, Holland, Belgium Mr. and Mrs. Graham to Honolulu. ? shower 'bouquet of the same dainty and the British Isles. The trips through fci tt pink buds that gave a touch of exqui- Rear-Admir- and Mrs. Corwin P. several of the picturesque cities have F. Bulletin: Thursday evening site color to the costume. Another Eees entertained a number of friends made motor was the time chosen 'by Mrs. E. D. urmy wedding that was one of the pret- on Wednesday evening. Thf) been by and the travelers at dinner have brought their automobile home Tenney for a handsomely appointed tiest affairs witnessed at the church Boxing guests of honor were Mr. nd Mrs. Rich- with Captain Pourie dinner given at the Fairmont Hotel. was that of Miss Edith Miller and who are about to start a them. and hi? The details Contest ard Ivers, for wife were entertained extensively dur- Others present were Capt. and Mrs. Lieut. Matthew Tomlinaon. Draper-Kaufma- n wedding will long tour on the nainland, and the ing in Europe. William Matson, Miss Lurline Matson, for the to their travels 'be as pretty as the long line compliment was partly given the The Pouries left here last fall and Miss Tenney, Emile Kerhlein and Ver- doubtless U C0EDELL VS. PAT CORNYN commanding officers of the cruiser.- non Tenney. 'of preceding events in the same historic made their home in Honolulu for sev- church. Fifteen Rounds Albany and Buffalo, which have since eral months. Since then they have 4 4 4 ff tie left for the Orient. Everyone got the Call: Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton is Championship of Hawaii ! been traveling about the continental glad hand, while the table decorations cities in an automobile, which they in town for a few days after a sojourn UNCLAIMED LETTER LIST. j of bright yellow and the menu of good them, at Santa Barbara and was hostess at have brought with preparatory remaining uncalled for 00LL VS. JOE McGTJRN things gratified the eye and satisfied to an indefinite stay here. a luncheon given yesterday at the St. List of letters H5 , man. lbs. Six Rounds 143 lbs. the inner Francis for a few friends. in the general delivery for the week There were at the table, besides Ad-- i 4 Chronicle: Mrs. re- 4 ,4 miral and Mrs. Eees, Mr. and Mrs. Ric'a- - Uriel Sebree has ending August 20, 1910: turned to Coronado from a visit to her Chronicle: Mr. and Mrs. Milton Time ard Ivers. Commander ('. S. Williams, Mon- - Allen, Mrs V Lanfl, Wm Called Eight p. m. ' cousin, Mrs. Horace Blanchatd Chase, Pray returned on Friday on the V. S. X., Commander C. M. Stone,' U. S. - at "Stag's Leap," in Napa county. golia from a month's visit to Hono- Allen, Henry LePoy, J X., Hon. A. A. and Mrs. Wilder, Mr. - G FI Lewis, L Admiral Sebroe, who has been a guest lulu. They are at their home at Bur- Allen, - C WM3; Eeserved, $2 and $1.50; and Mrs Geo. C. Totter, Mrs. C. B. lingame for the remainder of the sum- : Allen, J W Lewis, A Cooper and her visiting friend, Mrs. at the Cosmos Club since his arrival Amweg. F Lowell, Bennett General Admission, $1. from will join her in a week mer. J Xewby. Moonlight played around the the East, i Asher, G C . McCandles, Mrs or two. dt S was played within. - r;c t.on.Tiinrniv wlm Beswick, L Mary house and triage dt dt ii.iia ts t$ Bell. P MaCdonald, Mrs S AT left yesterday for Colorado Springs, J riTZPATRICK BROS.. Mrs. R. Pourie Mrs. Harding, a sister of Mrs. Ernest Bower, H A B Call: Capt. and J. Waterhouse, will arrive on the Korea may extend her trip East in the fall to I an extended Brilev, Jas A. Jr McKay, Wm H Hotel and Fort. returned yesterday after lo spend a vear in Honolulu. visit her cousin. Miss Eleanor Duane, Cun- - Brooks, E M McLeod, James .. iui Morristown and Mrs. James t4 ,4 x Bray mer, A A McLaren, W liiugham at her home in New York. ! Mrs. William Love has Miss Jos .Mr. and o Bryant. McNeill, NEW ORPHEUM leased Mrs. Elizabeth Waterhouse V dt dt Maria McTyre. Mrs j (Phone 660.) home in Nuuanu Valley and will occupy Call: Miss Lottie Woods is enjoying Brown. Mrs Caro- Mathews, Mr it while the .owner is in Europe. a brief visit in town and is at the line H Mav. W S Tomorrow Night and Last Week family home in California street, but Brown, Henry Manter. Warren B A big new stock Los News Letter: William O. Smith, will return within the week to Burns, Richard Meyer, Willie C j High-Clas- s Vaudeville cf Xine Numbers formerly attorney general of the Ha- Gatos, where she will join her mother. Burch. Wm (2) Miller, Jacob son's latest styles aia waiian Islands, and Mrs. Smith, are en Mrs. Frederick N. Woods, and her sis. Christ ion, Albert Miller, William C0KNTE MARINA route from Honolulu to Franc where ,ters. the Misses Maude and Dorothy Christopherson. A L Michael, Phoebe ANKLE STRAPS, OXTOEDS CASINO MUSICAL COMEDY CO. Woods, who summer B Jv Comedian. their son is ill at school. are passing the Christian, II jloore, it 2Ua'iOwn ,4 ,4 there. The family will not return prob- - Chamberlain, Geo Morton, Hector P and LACE, in PAT. LEATHER, S8 ALMA LYNDON In Another Stream. .4 nom Mrs. Conway ablv until late in September. ( lark, Dick Murphy, E P . the Rickard Circuit News Letter. Charles Xelson, TAN CALF and METAL, To gone to where dt dt dt Collet, Seorg Pete GUN t VABD b "What Happened Jones" Hartigan has Mrs Til lie L I FRANKLIN ( 'ol. Mrs. Call: Mrs. Harold Dillingham's Corssen. Painter. (6) rttic she is the houseguesr of and A Very Sketch Team visit will be the occasion for many en I'onrssen, Ileinrieh Porter, E pretty in design, made f MATINEE SATURDAY. James Walker Bene. Miss Mil- D. STRASS mat-io- n Corel, J J (juinn. tJfED dt 4 Jt tertainments. The popular young I to fit properly wear Greatest Cornet Soloist Reserved Seats accompanied her mother. Mrs. Elea- Cotton, E J dred the feet and f KISS News Letter: Mr. and Mrs William Corcoran, J II Ralph, Judge ETHEL MAY iBUNYEA and GEDECN Bar- nor Hyde Smith, on the trip from Ho- I G. Irwin have returned to Santa Geo Z Reid, Mrs S C well. he Keith Circuit MAUDE ROCKWELL nolulu, and although she has been in Conner. I bara, where, with MUs Helene Irwin, Courtwright. W K Keid. S Campbell EDITH CANTIELD the city only a few lays, has already thev will remain until September. Cooper, W G (2) CARLTON CHASE the recipient 01 several informal dt dt been Connor. W A II Rich, Mrs Mary HARRY GARRITY in the cordial greet, J See our window and then ask 1 STUART News Letter: Mr. aud Mrs. Henry parties nature of Craft. II J Robey, Roscoe HARRY ings. Mrs. Dillingham was the compli- I'oster Duttoii have closed their home Cutting. F. L Rolodeng, K 1 SrpIRE, LAUREL ATKINS mented guest at a luncheon given yes- us to show them. Burlimvuue ana have gone to me Cummingham, Miss Sam. Miss Rebecca OLGA STECH at terday at the Francis, when Miss FRANK BLAIR Potter ;n Santa Barbara for severa St. Hazel Sanders. Capt P THEATRE Helene Irwin presided as hostess. j C CASINO FOUR: weeks. Davis, Mrs If M(3) Shreve, Ih) THE dt : I v : Dinegar, R H Shraner, Mrs STECH Call: The wedding of Miss Klsa i AV TI 71 'THE DESMONDS 5 VILMA News Letter: Miss Julia Langh..rne Diehl, Shriner, A pair of shoes with our name 1 Draper and Midshipman James Law- N" I GLADYS CLIFTON on Friday for 'olorad- Springs, Downey, Tin Sisson, Mrs James . THOMPSON left rence Kaufman will be celebrated at gue-- of her sis. Feming. W S P J on them is a guarantee - ETHEL HAINES wiiere she will be the t Christ church in Sausalito. The date of satis- 1 Mrs. Richard Hammond. Fox. D Alvin Silver. William J ;Gat Sketch Team. ter has not been settled, but the event is Snell. Mr RITA ABBOT . dt Trenzel. Walter 1 factory worth. to take place some time in October. Holch. Miss Han-- ! Spangenberg, F E ranges a Week 25c. Mrs. Baldwin Wood en- j 2 an orchestra seat for Chronicle: The Drapers have g!ven up their home, nah Stanford Art Std FRICTS: tertained several friends at hnifheoti Won. Marinita Park, and have taken the , Horner. Miss II L Stead, Dick 15C-10C-5- honor C 50c Francis vesrerday in -- -- 15c 25c at the St. Sperrv house in Sausalito for the sea- Hussey. Mrs Tibbetts. H O 1..- ,- r "Harold- - Dili I.I I III' i ;(..r' 1 son. The reception will be held at home Isaac. Joaquin Trone. Robert P is is a sjuc- -t at the of Honolulu, who wed-- T Hazel A after the church ceremony. The Jakind. James The S onst ruc- ee street. Buckland v,,,1 on Clav ng of MNs Draer and Midshipman Miss Eva' tion Co win open NOVELTY THEATRE thea done. a ,,,!,..r informal dinners ani Kaufpian will he one of a long li- -t of Jones. John Werner, Frederick planned in honor rer narties have been ervice weddings celiirated at the j C II .Dnclng Sts. King. Wheeler. H Fauahi stay in ' . :a t, .. Class Cor. Nuuanu and of Mrs. Dillingham during her church across the bav. It will Kirkpntrb-k- H B Williams. Mis Lilv Hvd- - flKtll who Mr inl' "Hows Hal v ir,n,.i..v, Mrs. be remembered that the marriage of Knechtli, Paid Watso.j. Miss Kath- - daughter from the j T" i i rr Clarence Tisdale accompanied her Mis Alve l'ii'dley and Captain Harold Kitov. Aroilla iee-- s s lion' CiOciC. apartm.-at- at the solemnized in ehureh Lur-ei- i, M W The Greatest Australian Tenor. Islands, has taken Clarke that Norma ilker. F ; f ) j fen i r: i she wi1! remain until riTid that same edifice was the scene Be'Wue wiiere Russian Letters. the return of her Mrs. Gareeau. of the wedd-n- of MUs Mabel Wa'kins 81(16 Hi., Milton A. 17. Wolfe. Miss C i B L O M Wise and from Europe in the fa.. and Capt. Etelka P.ary V isil.f. Mrs Maria II. ' i WiU ar aud Lieut. Max Garber. who are j h est M Peroff. Spiridon j Singing, Dancing and Comedy Artists of P : -- Greene has visiting in this city now. were married Al DRY GliToni.'le Mr Lucius " llosif xantref Zur.la. Tligirio GOODS Berkeley after spending at hrisr elrtreh. The wedding gown j j and returned to Please a r advertised letters. two months at Pacific Grove with her worn by this attractive bride was thej tOpp Mr-- . W:l- - subject of admiring comment for days JOSEPH G. osite Catholic Church Latest Motion Pictures Miss Cartvrrig'at and PRATT. Postmaster. 8 THE SUNDAY ADVERTISES, AUGUST 21. 1910.

but Frank Baldwin snatched it away, a safety to prevent th' -- couldn't hold it and from scoring, PITCHERS CLEVER IN HORSE TALK KAUA1IDEFEATS The Maui buuch and then w ST. LOUIS DEFEATS FROM tlie reds ran it dawn to Maui's goal way up the field. Th V1 blar-k- s where they !aU?d the ball all around brought it back an.- N the stakes but t i lea to put 11 mrous$u. neus sacrificed another r H tw BY - vH ner THE NATIONAL GUARD THE VALLEY ISLE The vellow aud blocks did some effect- vent Maui from tvin tn ual blockings and Harold Rice hooked was then called and the Malina stie.c across Ins norse s oae wita tee big four from ifiX8'W "i one- - tnree-quarter- a wh"- -i neuahzri tii- - JUaui team , pions by irfT One.) (Continued from Fage na r .1. ijui au j. mc Cheered Victors Some Plays in Second Game Clean Racing Has Re Get- ior oiv and Developed one-hal- , Swatfest and Tragedy of Errors discretion at each critical moment. three for Kami to Maui's "''"i T, , v,aWl ting away with tlie ball he would stay . Fine, in Score Four in Third. their procession an Sel in Two Long Hours Some Were Some Rotten newed Interest Fast Things it over the best part of the field wi1 with The third period started with the red and yellow and pa-- s Harry or blact then it to brother ; Good 18 Struck Out. Under Saddle or in Jand ball down uoar Maui's goal ana tne nants and streamers. Stunts, Though. Shafts. Harold Jiice to swat tlie goal wnen lie sec- - reds put through a tally in forty j teams of their choice whipwLvw7l might possibly have made it himself j onds of pjay. Arthur Rice cracked ors represent, while the victo i5 with one brilliant stroke. across the far end vanquished L Harold Rice land. the sphere geatly talked over how an The game yesterday 'net ween the Lota, for Funuhou, and Bell, for the By H. M. Ayres. Harry Baldwin and field and Charlie Rice swatted :in-- i St. i of congratulated each i .,11 l.ii4- vii mini t i nnd the othe. tZF Army, waged a pitchers' battle in the ti on the The ball tnen them and being done. Louis College Alumni and National W AILLKU, August 1,. They are,..., Frank Baldwin made most it through piss. second league game, played yesterday went to MaliDi after a few passes over The Kauai team, which Guard baseball teams was painfully still talking racing in these parts and of the cross country runs. He was wonder lammed at all did mu afternoon. Each of the twirlers got the field and the native last year, has von thretZ? slow most of the time, but there were already the next meeting is being dis- strong on the drives end when he swung through for another tally when one games, defeating all nine men, and had rest of play- it the otherW a few brilliant plays to relieve the the the cussed. Work on fixing the track at on the sphere it took to high flight. minute and three-quarter- s were passed. the tournament. They vanqmS?. Fleming, who played number pain produced upon a patient crowd by ers done anything near as well thcgame Spreekels will soon David The reds again worked a combination Cavalry team first by the scowT Fark be started was not up to his usual form, and successive to a lot of rotten work done in several would have been interesting from start four, which netted lhm the third four. The Oahu 22 of and the grandstand shifted to where to bad on fifty-si- x sec- 1 to finish. one of his mounts went the tallv in two minutes and before them by the narrlw nine innings. three-quarter- 2 the the back stretch now is. the run. Fleming made some good onds from the time the period started. six and s to -- Stroh, the first man up for the Army, di- The Guard failed to score in the first There is a possibility that the present diagonal strokes, but while he had Charlie Rice soaked this one through. half. The Cavalry have fiS1 failed to reach first, and McCall got a he was not sure with Kauai with half, but other side managed to get track' may be enlarged to a mile, though rection down pat The score wa? six for Their worst beat was br Oafcfc hit. Lemn made a drive to center, and his hitting and his strokes were weak. and a half minutes of this period score being sixteen and a couple of tuns. H. Chillingworth the project has not as yet taken definite four tWwZ expired when Harry Baldwin negotiated to two nn.1 a halt rru.a ue two-sacker- , McTntyre, through poor playing, let it ( .. 1 Malina Native Wonder. uaaa Im walked and Williams got a t' ba?k-aetio- n tin iorm. it is unuiTsioou max tncre woiuatili t,i A mi 1,1 eerds:; diagonal won one with th rnvi. ..irr get away from him. Wolters got a . John Malina was the star player of t-- scoring Chillingworth. got a nice ; to Joy be no difhculty in obtain.ng funds to - stroke which ma le it six one and a Kauai, while Maui standi om to two-sack- j,iee Br0tlicrs team. He got busy- and scored McCall, but was the - bingle and Williams got home, after give Maui a mile track. i.)t tue start and staved busy to the nan. i caught between second and third. Bell The Kauai four seaoped the missile There are only two more which the Guards bucked up and ex- A number of the best people on the finish. This native polo expert was mateta k on and and carried it to the end of the field ce played the 1910 tonm, tinguished the fireworks. reached first Xowell's error, there everv time. The Riee boys plav- - in. island are now interested in racing as i in a bunch, but the goal on tne Maui has yet to meet the Fifth CitS Lemn reached home. Boulon ran. for ' lively ex- - rr.ied . The second inning was fairly lively. ed good, polo, and did great being conducted by the Maui Rac- - T-- 'final strode. ! Ballw:n got next and th Oahu team. If the yeBot on I it is got 2 Sam Chillingworth got a good swat and Bell, takiDg second and then scoring ecution everv time thev a chance, a.;,,., 0pf nd carried the round blacks win both of these jing Association, and this has given the 1)ut Malina went his chance, play- - j "j i 11 IT . VI .. 3 went to second. Sumner hit and went Williams' binsle. Williams was causrht after np the will stand two to oae, with th tT2 ! sport of kings an immense impetus ed hard and was right at it every sec good, in MM,l smn.F fln,l i ttrn ;o onn h irrv it inivv lit uvunTru the while the Oahn will b tn to first, while Samuel took third. Sam mi, of the time. Many times insie-"- ' Akina. I.ota and Xowell fanned. locally. These people may be relied on;ond otlto ift but ih? reds .blocked and the to the bad and one in their fiTor uj scored on a passed ball, and Winnie or laying a cnance ne ; hover-Tigh- t Cavalry to he,P tbe game an,i to sta" with Jt as oaeit ior roie th5rfl pPr;0 enied with the ball the will be last with Da got to second and Sumner was caught Bra.lv, Oongol and Boulon fanned. into the bunch after the ball and ; j,, dangerously Kauai's goal, straight defeats. i 33 'lt is conducted on a n?ar McTntyre walked. Winne died at first, lonS clean basis. ran off with it while the others were! " ,:i trying to pass over home plate. May - - Seconds, . 1 1 nony - Twelve i r i i i ii... - At tlie- - race helrl- at- thp- r:irU- on maneuvering for an opening or swing- Scores in followed with a two-sacke- Thompson ,I,UU .inje a.ancea to unru. lien- - dLstingu:shed TRIED TO GUILLOTINE i August 12 when Harold Rice s beau- - ing around for a. straight drive. He David Flemtag himself - " to reach first, but walked and was caught trying to pur- ! in twelve second? after, the fourth A FELLOW COUNTRYW f scored the first and the last goal for strength of his Winne ul little Jubilee came in a two.times loin 'second, when Becklev struck out. " the swatting the Kauai team, and one in between, j period began. It only took a few shon i u u nome. iiul-- xium a Mnaib unu, icsa uiiiu 1 passes to put where Fleming could Becklev may be a baseball player some reacneu His performance which netted the win-- it Animated by the spirit of the ftaA i Jn the lollowMisr ha f somethine ur auLoniouues were oii p, roo v, l land the sroal. Chow Chiao . , , "al - nc Revolution, Han,aKon day, but he does not at the present ! t, t f h t s from counted at the track.- There was also got In the fourth period 1- t innnl nlnw of the day.. Maui thr?? U,:a,l . .1- U- -., Mc-- I. O X' ffm5. time act like a person who has ever the grandstand. After Stroh and i a big muster of public conveyances, r'u.-,a':1"- " l,L' J Seven minutes of the seventh period a'm ?nut t,ie. . u" l'Z iaamed Yong Ki Ho last niirht an! fait 'all had fanned, Lemn made a fine I ad a drive behind Maui, the score un to s " tor Kauai to tour , plaved a match "ame before. At the drive had expired without a goal being made. the ed, only through the erode iaibmoii - a high fly, equine pride of the island yesterday, a for the yellow and black. bat he swung like a gate with rustv 'j- " was and Iloogs Xhe ball went out of bounds in the pad- and half he possessed. would have had time to get under it Dave Meyer having extended the m- - After Dave Flerr.:ni had turned the j dock at about center field. Both teams Henry Vierra and Kung Vna hinges. anj wajt for to come down, but in- - vitation. The gelding looks and travels first trick, Frank Baldwin drove the Kuf, lined up for the throw and the instant also a Korean, saved the other's lift The third began with Markham's stead of playing ball that young out-- j well and his connections have in him, ball to the end of the field and then Lieutenant Hanson, the umpire, tossed The two were near Chow's store at tie flying out to Sam Chillingworth, and fielder stood like a person asleep. Lemn unless I am mistaken, a rare good horse. passed it to Harold Riee who biffed it sphere into BereUai wfet ! - the play yonng Malina fifty-,1- j junction of King and En Sue did likewise to Bob Chilli n- - reached first, but was put out going to lie is by Monterev 2:09Vi out of The- through. This goal was made in plunged in after it and got away with (t;v!-i- t were attracted by the scafflt To resa 2:14, and will be five years old "Maui two in less they ul worth. II. Chillingworth smashed Se'' the ball. He started straight across the is going some for investigated. They saw Chw ftutaf. ! The Guards failed to score in the npvf OctriWr than a minute w'.ich . L 1 ...... , , T field with whole troop about foat iae r n nt ui iwu ucuium rnun next half. U olters failed to reach first. In order to break him of an unfor the of horsemen lightning play. Franc got it aa:ain. but over a huge herb knife, i : - end Wol-;tunat- e pressing haTd on his trail. He de- j square, very sharp and witi WW went to first on a hit and enabled Henry Bell walked, Brady tanned, and habit of shving Mr. Gross has i lost U to Malina who made a fine drive sc.rine,i a complete semicircle around the wuuueo Chillinsworth to score. Williams made ters scored on an error, (.ongoi got to turned him over to Mr. Mever who i across the fielrl nusi.ric tae gol t)v a hwum:u iuio a vvki uuinsj i upper half of the field w - taking the ball us isa row l- first on slow work Tv O 'Sullivan at! margn. movements. Lnaer o ii . II"' rr Tli"nnc working him in delivery wag- narrow fI. 1 U 1.1.I1UIC II. . . 1 dray and j I'ttaC UIL, i along with perfect control and passed was trying to force the had of long, snort, aimII1i.ouion went our to leir. on, and it is a sight to see him in front Then Maui t.'k a turn at it and Bruns died with a fly. - between goal posts kaiki&vWk Mel ntvre went out to left , and Win- of a load of beer the with only three brought it. lack tli center. Harold but as he had to hold the barrels. f - Ireitas then went into the box for ne an)1 jIeluler5on faie,i 1o reaph first. seconds to spare. Rice stroked it all the way down to one hand he had only one lal to Strug- : Messrs. Gross and Meyer authorize nr. Jvino Dingieu anu got w (M1 i Xhe outs f!ip othor sjl1e f0i0WP,i. the statement that they are willing to Maui Couldn't Hit. Kauai's croal. He rrissed at first, but arie with. first onlv. Sullivan made first and Kino In second of fifth Lo syd'.ere pg througa. . was also fastened wO ttoK the half the match Maui against any horse in the The Maui stars were ?ot the .in and put it The knife died at second. Bob Chillingworth and under a cloud - fanned and Hoogs was a f permit wp hit by pitched m, - ive minutes a twelve seconus had to the table to ty. Territory, best two in three, or three during the first i..iiii a .i i nev- . . . . , , ...... 1 . Butler failed to reach first. Joy, Dreier two-bagge- r, li oi t lie panip ... ball. Akina got a and 10fM t,H" an tae period enaeu ooay to pass oeneata . an h r and Freitas died without reaching first. in five heats, for a .stake of aproned a round for tWh.,n ;t .' xpirea, i Hoogs scored. Lota died before he got side. the race to take place in three w,t,'ont anv r s of dann' qenoe, when The Guards failed to score in the .right there all the time and when one . of to first. mnni,o u, 1.1,1.1 im n t i i . t:-- down, he had only the ten fourth. There was one fine play in 11 ne ol1t on - that The onlv thing worth mentioning in 7 ia Jost ' v ... "' I nr one ,1 Honolulu un-- ; head beneath it inning. Just before the half ended the rest game was a good back- - ohase or made a miss stroke when he! Fleming's defense at the start of the j of the knrtwns?hne to carn a 1,ttl an'1 Thompson made a long drive to left. ward running catch by Henderson. Lo h? had the ball on the run. (fifth period male a liit with the polo The fly went over H. Bruns, and May, " '- - - some i , " t "- i blood-soake- d won ani lamv boom wont in len. T i. .. . - ;"". " s " " emerged the n Vierra, the which ran I Jit- np niTTlpn" f I tJJulTlmfrom who had driven a straight liner through jrony jt. si If rriiroci work! The Kauaians were Two more games will lie played at Ruillotine minus most T:,, toff H. Chillingworth s claws, tried to reach league grounds next Saturday. m.n.L .nt, to go over the Ott I lie IOIJ Ul 1113 I1COU. s , home. Bruns made a beautiful throw The score and summary are: lleming rode up , , to Joy and caught May by it the ball skying r e w A in ARMY. the would-b- murderer and pj?m feet. wild throw by O'Sullivan abrbiisb: i They brought it . 3 l 0 0 2 1 0 sxauuu, the last half of the fourth let Mark-ha- Stroh. 2b. mare and was raced the other day with-- 1 Tt was a 'aek again very aown to uie police lively match from the be-- 1 Portly and Philip . 1 !. v.t T MeCall. ef. 3 0 0 out been on - saving weaser score. having exercised the track, 'ginn cavaliers were ' Ku'e l,l,t lt: throng:'.. Ml .this was ac- tne Becklev had swung times Lemn, 3b. 4 111132 0 2 2 1 being, tact out of her stall in was treated in tne yuetn 1 After three in taken racing back and forth over ! fomplished fift seconds of lively 1-- 1 1 1 1 the whole ss. 4 - j in true gate fashion. Kino started the Wolters, cold. She appears to possess the nuali- length of the field and several f 1,0 I play. Bell. p. 3 0 0 ' fireworks in .the fifth by bingling. ... 10 12 fieations of a raee mare and should be goals were made by lone drives from Harry Baldwin next took command MURDER REPORT made a long drive to Williams, c 4 0 0 SEQUEL O'Sullivan left 10 12 of it. and the baa was rumbled around HAD TAME 4 0 0 0 7 0 0 i ! and went to second. Bob Chillingworth Brady, lb. in the future. Lady Vierra is owned Harry i- Kanai Js goal. Finally, Mauis Baldwin cracked the star 111 ; after the got scored Kino and O'Sul- Congo, cf. J..4 0 1 1 1 0 0 l... T .(.. 3 A 1, ., . t a hit which i.v v.iiuii oen. a s"un sioiismaii who .or 1 ue game. He rode un to the lcill had made four consecutive misses and Sam flied out 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 Because some one in Ewa haili livan. Butler fanned and Boulon, if. - Frank Baldwin had made a sensational to right. .mu ouu null i( ! the tragic and imag jhaek stroke across his pony's hip made stroke, Harold Rice came up to see!r At beginning of the sixth IT. . 34, 5 6 3 18 S 2 clean-cut- , maten, the Total. There is another bit ot ?restinga wi,at lie with ;t and knocked snenn . Jarreu, at a narrow i eue a back- j JU"L Officer -- Chillingworth made beautiful rUXAHOU. ABEBH SBPO A E horse news down this way. Kevera squeezed thronjrh for . the ball through the Maui goal. and Special . "r ward running catch from Sumner's bat. Sumner, ss. . . .4 0 1 L011 Worrell's rroorl Toole in tr lilanlr lior Cliarliev Kiee f.i:Ied Harry B.ildw n to that district yesteraav w May and Thompson died, and Freitas Akina. 2b. .. .4 4 1 ness mare, which was brono-h- t from Kauai Mounts Faster. by cross-ridino- r him. and this brought ! in accordance With tne naiare particnlarly and Markham followed suit. En Sue Hilo free-fo- r 'rlie yellow Ma-- lie sco,'e down to a they went Lota. p. 0 0 and entered in the all and blacks had the - six and half fori tidings, - a long drive should have j proven made that Xowel!. lb. . 10 trotting and pacing race, has changed nites beaten on mounts. Frank Bald-!Ka"- to five atK- - a aa'f for yellow The poliice auto again home-run- , owing to the care- been a but McTn'yre. ef. 1 hands. She was recently raffled off tor w'n w,i'l after the match: "We've trot and black. ness. or stupidity of whoever had the Tlie reached them h lessness Winne, c. ... .4 0 40n and the luckv ticket.holder proved t have better ponies to beat the Kauai ! Fleming story as it field management in hand, he was with- o "' Gets Busy. the E enan Henderson. 3b . 1 to be W. L. West, the bookkeeper of team. The ex.champions had mostly Dive FkniinWy v, cited aceents from out anybody to coach him. and he Mop- : old r ght off when effeet.tbat tw.JW9 Podmore, If. . .0 0 the Wailukn Sugar Company. mounts and while they seemed to Vixth ,".-- wire was to the . . ped third. A hundred tongues were o the started ,venr may with at Lo, If .4 t Kevera, which is one of the liandy. the Kauai ponies poon"--"- Rica 119 had mixed up a stop, of course best bred averaged upMhe ball as ! FJL busy telling him to and ! thrown into dead and . . . 0 mares ever brought to better on - i...' m 'i".4, and one was on Guard, rf. .0 these Islands. sieed. Several times when a ,.i.- ii that " he did so, but he would have kept .3C0 ; i , along to the upper enough te raU . . . II cost landed in Hilo. Sh " vellow and black i,oo. dving. This was Hoogs, rf. vm dashed -- .:t. . ro;U been some oue there i "v.v. Hfia posts, a: here ' , running had there old - the ball i the Kauai hnmp imsen. years and would make an ideal fam- one of the reds walked right up Took si"i--- : " Sheriff Jarrett thing to do. four the . to tell him the best ! to E Total .32 2 5 19 13 7 ily driving horse beside possessing big! on him and rode him off while series w'fi The nearer they got only distinguished the -- another of elev ?' SLit The thinsr that 1 1 . breedincr T lm7 red followed nA A - . , . the the story btelW; Army linns .3 0 0 0 0 0 T.ossil.ilities lWim.n 1 1 more mediocre seventh was Bob's pitching Iwmself out .. ' ,..., """"5 " uluve Lue oau i.nncn on tue run, tr.e Beds carried the I'unahou Runs 0- - ir.mi. tvli wonid sen,h tnei mare verv iwi, ti Owing to uesi missile the whole , - pf a dangerous look ins hide. - length of the field. cheaply and that he won't have to look- Fhilip Rice down j pa ,i wild throw May scored in the last, Summary Two.base hits, Akina, went with his horse Frank Baldwin the n 2ot a turn at it the.ir Jlth 1 . w a Dur. -- w 911. ; Wolters; hit by pitcher, Hoogs and Lo- .iiaui. ior lnircnaser1 at tnat. ll,r ,oim.. oerioa.. trot nn-- " nA ' u again crime . w half of the ninth.' j r ..iviin il iu. to the upper S'jU-LZ ne mare a Bell ft, is true trotter and was j mounted wiriiout much delay. end. trot so i W"hen the stierin The score and summary follow: ta; struck out. by by Lota !; Another .it. hot fnr th ' m Z? 1 i p8" 1 . sited by. Ifev one of the reds down" 1 iiof - 4I10 AaaA man had wv" bases on called balls, off Bell 3. off Pireet 2:10. a son of went amit" vaou ti,:i: t:- tint ..! A BR i 'ireet 2:0." bunch, ST. LOUIS BIISBFOA Lota 2; wild pitehr Bell; passed ball, and Vera 2:22K. Her but the pony scrambled up with prevent the Mauite from tving' months' sieje of 0 1 0 2 the a p ; Kn Sue, cf ? fir : 1 (i ' ; , ,lt? with Williams. Umpire, Parr. Scorer, Wood- ii uam was .nieera ov a ntee j iioer on Uim ana caught up with score. The hall was hit our. .n.i never even fought hillingworth. her dam re-- t. Horr II. Time of game, 1 2 second was Pebonair bv Sub! the nal.lwin nailed it. but T?ine ro.le 4 2 2 ruff. hour minutes. Arthur tan 2:24, and her third dam was a Fer- - Malina j ''.'"I off anfl took awav. wasjpMRC FOR ' 21, 1 1 Scores. it He WATER G. Bruns, 3 inui-- -- ; yiipou iiy xiinman s Uelitounder. jja ina scored off j tur2i 1rjt Cliarl5e Kiee!rUnC RESIDENTS .1. William. 4 I 3 WASEDAS VS. MARINES for Kauai in one min ""uiMk .. nte twenty-on- e 0,lt ls an'J munvn - 4 II 2 and seconds of i , Pur!,s scored a; U. I'.rnns, If ' :Then ?P"i I c 4 0 THIS AFTERNOON AT 3:30 the ball was brought back toen! last .low e ntty-rv- seconds I Manoaites are at l:eicr. Ib 3 0 0 12 LOCAL BREVITIES. Ii.f'1 of plav. The rffte luai goal j water, largely as IVlisjro !'rc 3b-- 4 n n n pure tas. ManoaTW ? 1 iping all of the 4 0 0 This afternoon the Waedas are to i. , activities M'Mkham. rf I m n no tm 01 ; i . 1 nil t on "i - The en twenty-fou- r ...... ji,-ii- . Ii e n "Loyal Tout" Club of voting seconds had 1, :it. trui- ment Club. tie seen in action for the last time expired FhiPn i of met the .Mc-Kic- e with the score Cnnnor. nresiaent 33 - 0 2 23 1 2 .men at rosidenee of F. H. then took his tumble i Pva and a ouarter rA.ra Totals prior to to after a few a- Honolulu their return at Waikiki Friday evening. seconds of lor Kauai to five I a half for the vesterdav received a X. :. II. AB K BIT SB Ft) A E play. Malina next eot the v ellow "fm The Marines have been chosen to up ,0n- - l and black. Can,Pbcll, surenntend 1 ,.W-o.libal- nd raced off ton . . lhy with clear up the! "Sullivan. s . 111 game and as each ".'"".r it The hold lli.wf:i this the evening games and sea bathing. field He pot o x t ,,t,,:,u. started at the works, stating tnai fcaWl" ?'. , into " ""-- i m me t'hillingworti Team one game from the . .. r lar lower eim of ti.e tieM w. lias other. .v vi.. eruay morn- - ei.o g .ai posts ana has been ordered ?nd Ztttt 0 re-ga- Frank Baldwin n ,-,- 1 a ijood i'Ii e . con missed n . eore ouglit to re tne '.e.-.u- - J"fi "" nailers oi rue ( eiarL- pea tne flew w"1-- as Mn.as it Butler, c 0 -- Ti-- ti, 1 ,H directly called i ult. has been for ment of forestry and con- - t,u. "ered every inch Makiki springs Ii. a,ri,nlture to Wtl, of the Z 1," ' s. "hilIii!gwo ft 3:3u p. n;. U the nnlv game of the "e ,5t- ami sider the matter of aJ wMlt - of from the upprt 0 setting aside the final stroke for a goal , 'i , toe 3i. a t'f at Athletic Park today. wJ ' tV ' n n ernoo'i Island of Kahoolnwe as a forest reserve, recovered it. but Harry Baldw?n "hich awS . . . 1 1 Z ! Sumner, if There wili be no morning game as the .1.,, . i. : tonki"as nolZY, nt tfca .n..:. - ' water urtarLirf 1 l May. 11 ' Taller lb pi ior auue series is pan. three ears ,0 run, ihe Vd 1 Makiki . n n j.hn, was not te 1 ve ' bilks' of . nrn.siung eharsyers. - .,. . - Thompson, 2l. .,,,.1 n i, s aji.l lvimi,- ...... ,.1 iii-a- wifl1 th.H .Aitinn orkiEf A (1 unit-i- t irtv-o'i- r. n . . . nresenr. aooui Be, rf of i been kl.'w eluding , . , "erol5,ls. first their dign:fy has 0 Governor Trenr umlT., "'"C hurt. Then nM,.am clnb 0 , , r,. 'f . .1 ...... 1 1...... 1. . Tr.en stno.t the native la.l iiiinnunitM V jHIM' m IllVOrf OX VHno ,.:i. some time. .lill.i'fll. f) 0ti.- avor ot the reds. his sensational wori'-i- PERSONALS. reserving the inland for tree-plantint- ride. the one 4 11 1 ir, and only Totals Xo definite action was Only One in goal made jn thU porio-i- . after SUPERVISORM'CULLMR!t -- o 0 0 0 n taken. Second. n if. Loni . Mai minutes, an I twenty-seve- sec 0 i n 0 2 0 o O 1 - - bv the M.'ikura :avted the second period with onds h:pt X. G. II... a'riv: n louy ... tlie This brought thf ba-e bin Sv IV.iV. d Mr-- , M. W. V. Gilbert rin tar end 0f the terri-o-- t !auai team up tc Three hit. e:cl't ninl a Anirt.--. Mrs. i torv. bat out or, : . Mr. and W S. I; H t - Mi i.ort. 1 'he bitter has b.'en the final strid e in .i a m jfatft ...''.,.,. hits. and BUSINESS LOCALS. , ...... 1... 11, .mu one more -- . f the t,-- .uuce the O! T 11 Tim-11- -- t ii- Thi- -t during goal. .eriod II- - "l"i v ..;s in the Frank plav. ,voi-i- i Mav. B:.hhvia t eSpffi,j e 011 of it and towe, (USnliivan; do:-l:- y Pas: tn orth-- . and her return if of .,. fi.ii.i ,v .,..,. 1 iuaui scores One Slore. date ; . stru.-- Iv ! h r pa s in tor was riellnn. the ''lit; .i'in, !"?' City Transfer: 1 ;mvci. 1 li.ioworth to Pveier: me Tln loter...... --. as- I!. Hi.'- Jviiuaiahs who 7 " . 8,;art'?'i off with Frank nr. ,.1 ar. " H'; 1. bv Fre-t- 2. bv Fine Manila hats, reasonable price. worked t latu liams - an I.v a r.n """'"in raKirig the ea,' rorrsped 1 ne 1, !,:i-e- s 01. series of He on calle.i uni., : "it'll Miss 's shop, ri , Convent Johnson curio I'ostolTice ir'!.- Hice put the ball 1ht. x at the & i . I . ' i: thron-i- of the fio'd. ated 1: i n - - - ' " " BORN alley. , Zm . Will am- 1. fit !f t. S"!!1- fortv-i-io-h- To r tr IT. rne . is pitched, h.v minute and f ; 'Mr ',r,""-- Harry, who innincr - . Williams: ...... -- - o , iY -- A: The which T?oyal accomplish " I aecomy"-- .jw. ... .3 l 111 'I V ... '11 pr. kwi urni tin Matemfty Carterear, for the anything 'in tfie At' , ,,or onl. among other ft 2'"'. .ml P fascinatinjr"-.-tlly- - '. , Pom.-- Honoliiiit. uaust lilB"1. to Hawaiian garage is agent, is standing1 r.iHi an.l tins was it Pan-- scorer. W.'.od the only ": UmpirA I- M : Ui S. every ii hi?. a I 1 Fre'tas t he wi:V ot ' - Puck worth, a son. ail tests in Honolulu day. la copped Onto the i,;,' j ratiK's a a nemt" gam in'. 10m. ,,V(.r stick ruil'. Time of O)o's ark The Ke.ls hit is ors. .V

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HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, SUNDAY AUGUST 21. 1910.

"" " " " , ' - company state that it mav he listed on freely the bought to augment the Japanese exchange in several months. mercantile fleet. "From one O. & point of view this will I Business and R. L. OFFICERS. perhaps be i Finance hard on foreign vendor the ! The annual meeting of the Oahu of ships, but from another point it The Sugar Market may ibe beneficial to 'I in the Railway & Land Company the owners of r 0iSCUL REVIEW. city, show that the American was held foreign ships, at least until such time I railways are Friday al- dull trading was capped preparing to divert as afternoon. The usual reports as the Japanese can a LOUISIANA CROP. Cant & Bolte's lumber mill. They A,reek of much of produce sufficient the European travel as pos- were passed amount of tonnage re- ready-t- day's 'business yesterday when sible around and the following for their own Mail advices from Louisiana sugar ready have a large number of ties big to the West, and that Hawaii officers quirement, as the proposed policy will wles' made equaling the plays no elected for the ensuing year: cane sections are of a more favorable load on the cars, which will be run- Li were small part in their campaign B. F. Dillingham, of a necessity considerably add to the of "See America president; M. F. character, cessation ning on September 1, and a vessel has balance of the week. First." vice-presiden- expense for with the of for the entire hobinson. hrst H. M. of running Japanese steamers, been chartered to take the first ship- Other means of promotion n the prolonged rainy spell outdoor work many fluctua- are vice-presiden- account of the first cost. However, Jewwk noted a preat bein: noit. second t : F. A. ment to California for the Santa Fe discovered or developed each month, should a generous government subsidy was- resumed, but not so satisfactorily all stocks, winding up and Schaefer, third A. W. company. te in veulv it is possih'e that a campaign "in Van be granted to the cargo class of steam- - as if. t!ie ins ha1 been of shorter .. upward move. has been Valkenburg, secretary and auditor; iiuratiou. High temperatures were re j g general started with th W". F. Dillingham, ers. thi effect of the tariff would un- from west coast ! of Spencer, a through treasurer; ('.Ml. Ath ported, which caused the cane to make HILO IS GROWING leports of rain the nam,T0r erton. director; doubtedly be prejudicial to foreign the Makura during the week. J. A. Oilman, director; shipping. For the moment, however, rapid growth. Hawaii, which has been suffering t. A. Mott Smirh, WITHOUT MISTAKE ( Mr. Spencer ordered of R. K. Bonin? director. there is no official notification the. a dry ha,i it9 of itftly from season' a large amount of moving pictures of proposed alteration, and consequently PHILIPPINE CROP. which Hawaii MARINE AND COMMERCE. . on the stocks answered which he will ...... show i ,v- - no I . it, r immediate cause for alarm." The estimated sugar crop of Xegros HILO, August 19. As an indication .nflv bv taking a more optimistic tensive circles of theaters operated bv Shipowners are looking ! with antici is more than 26,000 tons below that i of Hilo - h,m.,n Australia. He believes Aus- - pation of the steady growth and frnn, Pahnla was re- that to the revision of the treaties , CHINESE IN SAN FRANCISCO. trauan travel to Hawaii mav assume of last y;ear, according to crop reports vicinity is the fact that there are now V U1""1yesterday stating that two by Japan next year, when The boveott of the Chinese merchants tin iarge proportions. it intends' received by Manila firms. half-a- . to have coastwise dozen vessels in Hilo Bay all rain falIen an I Tne California chambers laws of its own. The , against San Francisco led the merchants hA of tlat of commerce The decrease in the present year's laden with lumber, every foot of which Ha- - that win have - Liverpool fi'Tl rnininff. This news sent delegates in the excur- Journal of Commerce savs: , of the Golden Gate Citv to commence output is in part accounted for by the Jit 3"" ' "L v means some improvement in the build- Arrieultural tip two and a half 't!"; tnam ers lo -- hma are j An official announcement is made an investigation of the reasons thereof. prevailing bad weather during the early wiinj to nonsr. ar i. , ing line. There is not an empty house "r tneir nartien t. I n""'closing sale registering it at apanese government contem- - In its report a committee said as fol- - part of the season, when many young j tin in ine l.inir .... ! plants were damaged. to be had for love or money, and those following one of 220. Tt is now The Los Herald v I"ates restricting the coasting trade of lows: 50 Anseles tw ii. Despite the shortage in output, the who have to move out of their homes pre- members will take with them Japan to ships under own flag. interviewed Chinese cham rami 2.50 lower than the last when thev their "We the increase in price over that of last year leave for the Orient, August 23, a large The privilege to and offices in the buildings located on via sale. Bidding closed at 121.50. foreign vessels at pres- ber of commerce, the Six Companies, will about balance accounts, bringing quantity of finest oranges lem- the federal site, and which are to be the and ent obtaining of carrying passengers Chinese Chi- values up to that of last year, and Taialpa recovered on a late sale ons daily newspaper and other sold next month, are wondering where obtainable in California. The citrus and in many cases prices received will ex- from which suffer-- 3 cargo between Nagasaki. Kobe, nese merchants, and on the other side they will lay their heads or place their foa depression it fruits will be distributed among mem- ceed the returns from the crop of 1909. of Yokohama and Hakodate will, under we had W. and office desks. earlier in the week, having fallen bers the Chinese chambers of com- conferences with Xorth The estimate for 1910 is 90,000 tons, merce. Fifty boxes of oranges and fifty-boxe-s the new proposed law. be immigration officials, and 129.50 sold last at a dollar more withdrawn. several of the as against 106,050 tons for last year. t but of lemons will be taken. "It has been stated that this reser- finally we spent a day meeting the Chiyo Manila Times. Mr. Recentmarrie (who has plunged fci this figure. It wouldn 't be at all a bad idea for a spoon into dish, preparatory to help- vation of the coasting trade would Maru an.1, another steamer to see what Hfjvy trading in Hawaiian Commer-i- the local chamber, or the promotion SUGAR IN ASIA. ing to the pudding.) Why, Mary, I mean a serious loss to British ship- reception the Chinese had, and followed it 41.125 "Wednesday preluded a committee, or whichever one of Hono- feel some hard, smooth, round things in lulu 's many owners. Reports "from Hongkong through the an eighth several days later similar organizations should them to the station at Angel Island, the dish; I wonder what they can be. fep of do to consular service show that sugar mer- . it. send to the Orient a carload or "A Liverpool gentleman, prominent where we saw the passengers examined, Mrs. Recentmarrie Why, they're eggs, tfibicb figure bidding closed yester-hj- so in shipping circles, of pineapples and other products. and connected with and through the courtesy of the officials chants operated with much profit in John; there are six, just as the recipe There is no reason why Hawaiian the Japanese trade, interviewed bv a that trade during 1909. The value of says Chicago Daily News. we were through the entire build- - Sereral large sales of Hawaiian canned pineapple shouldn't compete Journal of Commerce representative shown reeeipts was about $25,000,000. The in i ings and plant and were given every during the week swelled the with Singapore fruit. stated that his opinion, should the two leading refineries there have had Etrie - j Japanese decide to carry out the pro- facility to see t.ie treatment of the Chi-pose- d a busy year. As a result of the United ELECTION OF OFFICERS. iotal figure considerably, one block Fred T. P. "Waterhouse leaves this reservation it would not affect nese ln pvery of the examinations States tarilt admitting Philippine sugar $21,000 changing hands yester-ht- . sta2? week on for the Coast en foreign ships to the extent that was free of duty to the United States the Oahu Railway and Land Company. the Siberia j and the manner of be generally supposed, for er their treatment supply Asia has been cut down and The last sales noted an increased to Singapore London, and will the of Xotice is hereby given that at the route via am! cargo carrvinor between Japa- - '"re and after deportation, and after making necessary to depend on other 4 $ over earlier transfers. trade it annual meeting of the stockholders of months j - reside in the Malay city for six nese ports was of very secondary con- j impartial consideration of both sides of sources. The quantity formerly taken the Oahu Railway and Land Company, Taterday's trading was redundant j we find com- - to look after his rubber interests ideratin. He further stat ed that the the question that cause for from the Philippines will be derived held on August i9, 1910, following Oa-- k the t.4 features, two large blocks of ! plaint exists to some extent, on tne throughout the Malav States. bulk of the passenger trade was done hut from Jav,a. The Dutch dependencies officers and directors were elected to moving Friday afternoon followed from American and Canadian ports, and thus derive the benefit from the change is about the serve during the ensuing year, viz.: hun-fcdu- He very enthusiastic ""We found the examinations to be sugar hlwser sales on 'change. One d bv ships belonging to these countries, in the destination of Philippine P. F. Dillingham rubber outlook, the rubber bubbles that both of which already had the same nnreaosnably severe, and to answer the exports. fifty shares of Onomea chang-iai- i correctly impos- President and Director inflicted two continents lately restrictions in operation, and conse questions asked was an P. Robinson at 48 flat, a quarter decrease have sibility, and seeing the applicants had no effect, on the legitimate quently they could not take exception that COTTON IN PUNA. Vice-Preside- and figure. having e. ..First Director fete returned to the former ex- - nave to prove own case in crim-ampl- company to another country following their tneir has-bee- n M. . Tie business. The Ballambrosia in-th- August 19. H. Cant von Holt t total sales of the week amounted j inal cases prisoner is considered HILO, E. result- The only shipping companies the .Second "Vice-Preside- and 4030,485.375, according to unofficial lately paid an immense dividend he is proven here experimenting with cotton in Director won Id sustain anv loss would be nocent until guilty A. Schaefer divided as follows through the ing from four years of growing. he considered he proves the Xorth German Llovd, C. P. Tt.. and is, guilty until Puna, obtaining excellent results as far Vice-Preside- and t Mr. Waterhouse will visit the rubber evi- - ...Third Director Rt: the Anif-rici- n companies runninsr from himself entitled to bind), their own. as can be judged without a scientific A. Valkenburg May, $10,437.50. centers before he finally starts for compared WVan an rrancisco ana Seattle, nut as tew lence. if taken literally and test. This will be made in Washington, Auditor and Tssiav, j Singapore. Secretary, Director $18,042,625. first-clas- s be- with the witnesses, would be sufficient " passengers were carried where samples of the staple are to be W. F. Dillingham Treasurer e?dav. S10.7SS.20. above-mentione- d every man, woman and child tween .Tipanese ports, the to exclude sent. C. H. Atherton Director Thisday.' $20,227,625. THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. For instance, eight companies are not likely to take from landing. the J. A. Oilman Director Friday, d 110.526.875. j Mor- - or son of a merchant is The anuUal report of President a s"r;oiis view of the new situation. BRANCH OF H. RR." Mott-Smit- h maiden name .LINE E. A. Director of commerce was "What may be considered of far asked his grandmother's A, W. VAX VALKEXBFRG, toSutleattentioT.dur-ig- - of the chamber August 19. The new branch morn importance is the statement that on both his father's and mother's side, HILO. Secretary. iJj tie week, during the week and started the sale of those to the rendered the new Japanese tariff is aimed at the name of people living a block or of the Hilo railroad to Kaueleau, Puna, Dated Honolulu, August 19, 1910. pir value names, asre, of $7000 only being noted. an,,ther move towards consolidation of the shipbuilding industry. By the new two distant, their ehildrens' will be opened in two weeks as far as 39S Aug 21, 28, Sept 4 Tkwies of the who has not each stock are as follows: he builinPS9 organizations of the city. tariff the duties on vessels purchased sex, etc. Then father, Oak 106-- 1 Sugar Company, 5 shares at abroad have been largely increased, the e'en home for vears. is asked to t?133fi move, however, which has been 625 a impost fallins most heavily on second- his son's statement, which is v. maioritv of the II t,lt VUllU't'" 1 i a w .... bv.a hand ships of the type that has been simply impossible." 4M at $24,740. members of both the larger associa Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar .$400. B 332, p 1S9. Dated August 10. tions. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. uapssy. 5fin shares at $22.901. S,o. Th rp,,ort irself was verv optimistic 1910. Wailnkn Sugar Company, 74 shares in tenor figures showing Hawaiian ag-M9- Yoshida Xawahiko to Lai Hip, C M; ml 'rieuiture' to" be rapidly increasing. Mr. Entered of Record August 20, 1910. cane crops on 5a of Lot 9. Kaumana - TRUNKS aialua A?neultural Company. 100 prophecy that lona 1) Homesteads, Hilo. Hawaii: $400. B 339, i iIor,Tan all0 ventured a Francis Gay and wf to Minnie tos at $13,015. 1910. 'the"u-'a- r crops of the future in the Est of John Xevin by Exor to Min- p 176. Dated July 29, TRUNK TRAVELLED Osoaiea ONE INDESTRUCTO Suear Company. 210 shares ...... ii novr emial the one iust nie lona and hsb Rel Harada Fujisuke to Lai Hip. C M; St ilO.CS."). T,,"' , a . The detail with which the Kjinniii lona and hsb to C B Hof- - cane crops on 5 of Lot 11, Kau MILES-- IN SAFETY. ComI,an-v- 295 agriculture was & D mana Homesteads. Hilo, Hawaii; $4Uo.Jo 60,000 t ' sharesi other branches of local gaarl Co. Ltd i2tfl0n Hof-craar- show the president to be an Minnie lona and hsb to C B d and $44.64. B 339 p 177. Dated July iuuas-try- . "Globe Trotter, enthusiastic advocate ot variea & Co. Ltd D 30, 1910. Since that famous "round the world" trip of the et to Emmaline II Murata Suehiko to Lai Hip, C M; hundreds of Indestructo Trunks have traveled astonishing distances Hawaiian Kaluna (w) al Agricultural 23 1 a Kauma- Company, . . cane crops on 5 of Lot 13, in safety. at Liftee all i $5512.50. George Kauwe to Kahiilani Lapaela D na Lots, Hilo, Hawaii; cane crops on proved that they travel further without P?Wfkeo Sugar BUILDING. Indestructo Trunks have can Companv. 35 shares S C Masui CM 4a of Lot 23, Ponahawai Homesteads. 15230. were issued during Ishii to repair than any other trunk made. Building permits Wm to Induye Kumajiro... L Hilo. Hawaii; $525.48 and $224.52. B Hwiokaa Sugar $47,940, Kinney The Indestructo is built at rong so f that the hardest joltt hajre Company, 120 shares the week for work aggregating T Ah Ping'et al to K Y Kau L 339. p 179. Dated July 30, 1910. 12201.23 Lai Hip, C M; little effect on its rigid construction. i to the wf to T'nion Pro. Shigashihara Gondo to hkn T.,t.v. r-- j tk which is in strong contrast C D Lufkin and Trunk FREE FIVE 1 1 D 8a 15. Ponahawai The makers furnish with each Indestructo a CiTM Church of Wailuku cane crops on of Lot revf 5 ..t ,iHt, that-- - have sone be. tioml..,l. IIltJUlll-- V. 1' IS20.04 and YEAR INSURANCE POLICY against fire accident wreck and - C An in Umeida Homesteads. Hilo, Hawaii; Honolulu - ! for per- K (k) to Brew:n? and Maltif.sr Com- fnrp Most of the applicants C U B p 131. Dated July 30. 0 George E Mintr to Henry Hapai. $59.96. 339. collision. JJt. shares . at 1311.875. '.-- Chinese or Japanese, but the 1"annel F Men.lonca and wf to 1910. Isn't that sufficient proof to you that Indestructo Trunk have a i ones were S Philip Martines and wf to Emmelme advantage over other baggage? til 875 larger Mary Castanha marked TT. . . to Maria ; Lvman. 1); Lot 27. Gr 5055, Olaa, the Convenient nownmson - Lucas Brothers tooK oui Marv S Castanha and hsb The Indestructo has exclusive merits that make it Sugar Plantation Com- - 167, the new Kaumakapili Church, ap- Fernandes Puna, Hawaii; $1400 B 33S, Trunk. The trays are arranged for your comfort light clean and "fares.. at $425. ... 1910. V t, . - ctatPil ns ..).tli)H. ami Kapiolani Est. Ltd. to Leong Yau Dated August 5. collect " nauwav. com.. C, $72. proximate l.- sanitary no corners to the dirt. i , shares at the Emmaline K Lyman et al to First loeTOik hooks - tin helpea cuns'Ji""".' Shee Indestructo Trunk it will give you real service. Come down of the Ewa Planta- ampbell by Trs to Bank of Hilo. Ltd", M; Lot 27, Gr 5055, Buy an omriany will trans- - amount Est of .James Let us show you the trunk we know you will appreciate be closed to r mmn ... Bar Rel Puna. Hawaii; $1150. (B 339,' p to our store. wfrnm August 22 Another large amount oi i" i, Kapiolani Est. Ltd Olaa, to the 31st. . ... many advantages if you see it. ' was represent-- Trust Co. Ltd. to T Brandt.. I.'ei 1S4. Dated August 5, 1910. its Hawaiian Asrricultural Pnmpanv inv ested in building Trent LABt.L BCl-U- r ... & Assn of H to K Yanagitsubo et al to First. Bank The KKUISIKr ""need a 1 - out hv tne '. i.. Pioneer Bldg Loan dividend of a share vos- the nnit tasen 3 bldgs. furniture kept the "Globe Trotter" going in the f,.r the new coach heds which have Lucia Duchalsky of Hilo. Ltd. C M: col- - I Richardson St, S Hilo. Ha- right direction for 60,000 miles. been previously described in the L G Blackmail and wt to iwr.k oi and fixtures. f lie shed are Ltd M waii: $1500. P, 339. p 1S6. Dated Au- It will protect YOUR baggage against of The Hawaii. T hv to u 4. 191ft. h. In m m i r vstat kuir- -n Fnrimtriirtr- - iforni; to cost John F Humbnrg Atty gust " J State estimated V M al by Gdn to Hilo Mineraloorit Lewi:? R. T. & L. htfures in the Waterhouse Tr Co. Ltd, Tr David I Wailani et Aahu The II. 2 of Cr has issued r.nr.t'ii.T as u i Miller ami wi to .loiui Railroad Co. D; int in :!ew building activity Frederick OS. car a. .Tr I) S Hilo. Hawaii; $203. th.. public ai;a;nt dilionest ;n,r its boilerhou ind the bams Maftos. : sot Alikahi. 0t wf to It Wa- 1 169. Dated August ;. i:'io. f oil r..:,:;,:,, Hefor. . i ,v,,,.r .if Alaiai and Hotel. the John Mattos. Jr. and 338. i. WARMIR8 been set Co. Ltd M F.lizabeth K Tuahi and h. ( ' to l has Tr f-- lnv,stment he n""et that t, ,t.-,- cost of the repairs terhouse R i?.,v of Hawaii. Ltd. to L C' Black William R Castle. Tr, M ; Ap 2. P i) i - ; ... .i to TC ool:i imolvO. , a Rel' t 00,'!- ni Has :idv,-r- t ii - r;i! Cuiiirianv took out Par the it nil enm- 1 i mail ?ssv , lie ' n. .$417. .1 w - N Kona, 11a. "1'ler enni.inr..K...... ,:.) . ,f f,,r hide house to cost L G Black man and Wf to iiHhu- C.r 4177 Kohanaiki. H 011 land Hawaiian iwaii; $4o0. IS H3!. P beirw ,.v,,i(i,.l? lo Uich will erect for the Kershner . lose an Indestructo. it Water-hous- e o. You CANT manner. an,, r()n.idera- - W and wf to II Kaupakaiua Wine l.opior what iiizer Company opposite uif J Kershner - ; fr er M .Ja tae title i it is aiso im.um.uu. Tr Co. Ltd. Tr to lohu IV Lima. 1: lano. jal.j.t- aeoidred. an v"s works. Jt 1 impan Water-bous- e ' or ,...n:.. the Ewa Side ot W Ker-hn- er and wf to H kalua, Hamakualoa. Maui. :.'". 1:tr,;,. . . mi tommi J M you to cost Tr Co. Ltd. Tr 103. Dated June I1. 1910. We will gladly show the ,?rt street extension general me- smaller per... .ts are Daniel Willata to Charles II "Thurs- Tarn See Co. Co P 1: complete line any time. Amnn-- other - $2oi..O. Scot-pr- i ...... n I Maui; capital prov. ;i r .r 'tmir- ton rchant, Makawao. " t hose out iy ' - 1) t, al"i that prov...I taken near Mne- wf to L G Blackmail i; 33.; p 206. Dated Julv 1. 1!09. pe." room residence on Kamakela H F Lewis and 1X- A F Tavares. Hamm-Youn- 1 - Leon- - Kong Moon to g yard to cost 200. and iy HamaKua- The von Co., Ltd. ... !i i ri re on Kapioian. August 10, 1910. D: 2 sh- - in hni land. Peahi. riiiseii ,K tn:inrier for a six. room dwelling Recorded merel ocat ions of "nvern- - r Harrison. A L: loa. Maui; $224. r. p r.-e to COist $l'i"". ninn Pratt to Fred 3:. Clm(i Mihiect ; Hono-l.Tul- 1910. , to linns. refU!iM-Ll.- - , I Wa, nf Hs'so s ft of Kul 7713. Kahala, S. i Sole Agents. la,,v ntl o.e to and Dated Manuel P F eitas and wt to .aonei OFFICF. SUPPLY COMPANY. h,hi. (),hu: $1. B 330. p 22 tf that v -- !v Santiago. 1.); hs i i .a nu nanvm.".... v..t,:, render thllt August 9. T.tl'. ,, 105. title tV.u, l,c unvern.nent There liave been rtimois nn new. 1. Hamakualoa, Maui: B 33s. Wy'f con- - Ch-ui- Vee Oii.m to Hnni: t- ...... i Ltd.. - t .oiiTvinv. 4. 1910. jn an impos-n- the Otlice in business of Yee Quon (firm. Dated August 'ffi'.n H'l-"- . to M I' branch at ;t... August o. C.abriel Santiago and wf kn- opening a $.-,- B r.3l. p 2K Dated MUNICIPAL CORPORATION '' templates liSs-lOO- a f a'"-- " and dis- - M : land Haikuuka. ,C flr,!il!..inV !' II ' ' l too 339. p RAILROAD j , , Kong Hamakualoa. Mani: 1"". B 13. SECURITIES the stare su- offer nement and wf to -- but tnai 1910. 'Vt a, "fat-- in st .m its the re".rt. . 1. .. H'V Tl V Lots. Honolulu. Dated August 4. . .o.ll . an,1tTet. King St e f.,r have been ma le to m D: Lot is. and wf to Martha V We specialize, in securities of high-grad- Pacific Coast enterprises, suitable th oonteuipoi HI. $ 4."'. and mtg $7."". B ou, I' Sum N'ahale ,,he sin-i- i an act m R Kul ...393. "tU , "l'er;.t..rs at that K Fleming. D: int in P 2191. for trust fund and similar investment. i nun V'7 Dated August 15 M : n,.;h! H.imnkualoa. Mani: 33. Afarv Lee to City Mill fM. Ltd. Our "MONTHLY DIGEST OF CALIFORNIA SECURITIES" mailed on PINEAPPLE JUICE. Ka- Ip'lOs. Tlated August 4. 1910. ,..,',',1 rents - etc. cor King and request. efforts of y j wf to Territory Ts, "" att'M.Os upon the a; 0:)in: $r,75. B X Havselden and ... SK ' ' 0:n" 6. 1910. of Hawaii. D: Ap 1. R P 1729. Kul 31'. pro o i ion com ,n Pineapple Products U, orr, Dated August Hawaii: i I , , i T T I. i I . 19o. - i ha'.na. Maui. B 337. p late,i r. neamne. - T ...,- ana nu (. " st '. n n .....i, ( MIOi ' the... - x .ukt k'- Kekoa . ii Til I Wakefield, Co. already, t' ' 1 "23. 1910. Garthwaite & of , R r Cii 234T. July the I,,,,,, are confining its atten...-,- .til tc IViihi. D: ro Member a1 which it is now Oahu; Robert J and wt Ly of Stock and Bond Exchange. Jfctw M"" a'- e:o f the time Wai.nanalo. Koolaupoko. 19.600 cases now in transit. in . , i n y o 1SS ons K Kakani. D: 3 of Gr b'9r, - to It has 1 .. f lIlt.T .1". J P First National Bank Building SAN FRANCISCO own at the tour- '1 bldgs. Hana. Maui: ' which is half the expecte.l nuai W.ilatS to ...aries n i and Kaulnioa. .;::rn. - P inud p, 332. Angu-'- - Cable Address: The tock. formerly 5 Archer's Subdiv ot AP looo. t 10. l':ce,i T.vnch. put ,' 19 and w:h ton. D: Lot of 'Bondiouse." Codes Lieber, A. B. C. 5th Eddition, Western Union. o.--.;nco.lr of at 1910. ,,. e e .y w now t.e.ng R p 2sl6. King st, jtono.uiu. if Antral 'aia'.er shortly. Officers of the 1, mes, who i no w sto;i,i ),.. raised again j 10 THE SUNDAY ADVERTISER, AUGUST 21, 1910.

s Colonial days. Lexington w-a- the capi- WHERE WILL THE CAPITAL tal of Kentucky before the change was AN OCTOGENARIAN D OF made to Frankfort. When Tennessee Dill An Atmosphere was admitted, in 1794, Knoxville was its capital. TEACHEBJF MAKAWAO of quiet THE STATE OF HAWAII BE? Wheeling was the capital of West refinement, an unsur- years passed Virginia for several after the cuisine, a thoroughly mod- State was admitted, in 1S02, the change ern house in everything that con- being made to Charlestown in 1S70. tributes to personal comfort. Then, curiously enough, the seat of Never Misses a Day, and Says When Hawaii's Star Is on the Flag, Will History government was restored to Wheeling only to be transferred Teaching Keeps Him in 1S7. to That NEW HOUSE, magnificent Itself Charlestown again in 1883. view, THE DONNA Repeat and the Seat of Government Trenton has always been the capital Vlale and Hearty. half block from linel of New Jersey, although from 1702 to Kaimuki car 1736 the Governor of New York was 1262-70-76-S- Be Changed? Beretania Avenue. Governor of New Jersey, and $800 CASH will buy also the August 18. An octo. you a no in those years New Jersey, while hav- WAILUKU, - two-bedroo- own Assembly, was pretty much genarian schoolteacher, still in the har- m ing its house. Spaciout When Hawaii 'becomes a State 'will have been stripped of their honors New governed from New York City. Mary- jness, would be hard to find, even in the had no Mrs. C. J. McCarthy, Prop. Honolulu have to fight with some Ha ven ceased to be a Connecticut cap- land had capital but Annapolis most healthy portions of the world. Janai, etc. Modern in iout ital in 1S73. but Newport since l(i94, when the change was made every par. of the other towns of the Territory continued to possesses such a one in the per- Telephone 14S0. be one of the capitals of Rhode Island to that town from St. Mary's. Dover Maui ticuiar. to retain her proud title of Capital? until 1900. Rhode Island, in fact, in has been Delaware's seat of govern- son of W. C. Crook, principal of Paia Will Hilo, with her hreaft'vrater, her new the early days had no fewer than five ment since 1777. School, who resides at Makawao and When Ohio was admitted, in 1802, Price $2800, balance in wharf, her federal building, united capitals at the same time South King- eighty-two- . month, Chillieothe wa.s made its capital and whoso age is in- ston, East Greenwich and Bristol, in or summer, citizenhood and volcano have grown continued so until 1S36. when Rain or shine, in winter ly instalments. addition to the two which shared the the gentleman drives fo a position by that time to enter the honor together through the change was made to Columbus, near the this wonderful old nineteenth over five miles to his sehool, never miss- field as a potential rival? There will century. center of the State, Corydon, a little , CIRNEY ing a daj-- and appearing as sprightly Vie plenty of time between now and In New York the capital was located town of which few people have ever heard, was onee the capital in physique and intellect as the aver- CHEAP then for those who are watching Hilo at Albany in 17f7. The original sear of Indiana. of government was New York City, Indianapolis was settled upon in 1852, age man fifty years his junior. grow note quite a and years in to difference. for a time Jamaica, Long Ieland, now a nine years after the State was admitted. Mr. Crook has been thirty UNFURNISHED Refrigerator twenty years RESIDENCE on Perhaps Wailuku will have incorpor- part of the Borough of Queens, shared Illinois likewise once had Kaskaskia Hawaii and for the last teaching sehool steadily. He is only ated Kahului by that time and will this honor. After the Revolution the as it? capital. According to the last has been highest lots in the nine children living, five boys and OCEAN VIEW make an attempt to swipe the ter- first State Lesrislanre met in Kingston, census that place had a population of has CLEANABLE and continued to meet only 177. It was the first permanent four girls. seal, Governor and rest there several TRACT, KAIMUKI. ritorial the the years. Then it met onee or twice in settlement in the Mississippi Valley Speaking to an acquaintance who The King of Ice-Saver- s. of the official family. I'oughkeepsie, before Albany was and was made a seat of government a found him in his delightful d We Back Our Assertions, Kauai may make up its mind that determined upon as the permanent cap- century and a half later when Illinois garden the other day, among his Wal-me- Territory was organized, in 1809. After cypress and camphor trees, Mr. a State Building would improve a ital. favorite IWVESTIGATE THIS This is the time one appreciates a When Maine ad- the State was admitted to the Union Crook stated he attributed his re. or Lihue and will dash in and cap- the district of was that Good Refrigerator the Gurney is the mitted to the Union Portland was made in 1818 the capital was changed to markable mental and physical activity ture the prize. Once Kauai gets start- best by actual test. Made in 45 styles. the seat of government and continued Vandalia. The honor 'passed from this to the fact that he had always taken Price The Special Midsummer Sale will con- ed after anything and there is nothing so for ten years. Then for the sake of little town to Springfield in 183f. regular physical and mental exercise. and terms upon applies tinue for only Two Weeks. to it. a more central location, the change was Iowa City was the capital of Iowa "I owe a great deal of my present Refrigerators at $9.50, $12.50, $15.00, made to Augusta, after a spirited cam-m:g- from 1839 to 1856, ten years after the physical and mental well-bein- g to the tion. Who knowsf It is not an exception- , $18.50, .$25.00, $26.50, etc. Wise-asset- Ilal-lowe- in which Belfast, ll State was admitted, when the change fact that I have always been poor and Ice Boxes at $7.50, $8.75, $10.00, al thing, by any means, for a territor- and other places were candidates was made to Des Moines. Lecompton, unable to indulge in those luxuries $11.00, $15.00, $17.50, etc. ial capital to become suddenly one of for the honor. Twice within the last which was the capital of Kansas before which tend to enfeeble the body and the also presents when a State consti- generation a vigorous attempt has been its admission, has almost vanished from faculties of, humankind," said the W. W. DIMOND & Ltd. map, according to census. CO., has been accepted. Just now made to change the capital back to the the On veteran pedagogue. "As a youth I tution Portland. the other hand. Omaha, which gave up they are having raids and forays and was a very fast runner and indulged 53-5- 7 In New Hampshire the seat of gov- the seat of government in Nebraska to King Street. 1 in exercise a great in Lincoln, forged that deal; fact injunctions in Oklahoma State, with ernment was at Portsmouth for a cen- has head and become I do not remember ever having been Guthrie in a death grapple with Okla- tury. Then for a long time during the the metropolis of the State. beaten. Thirty years ago could beat LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS, . was Michigan I homa City for the honors. revolution and the following years Detroit the capital of my son W. C. Crook, who was some- V,, it was located at Exeter. In 1S0S it during its career as a Territory and in ill of an himself, in a EXTRA SIZES, Fewer than half of the States have was the earlv- - vears of statehood thing athlete sprint. permanently located at Concord. until the am a firm believer in the virtues now the same capitals which they had There, as Augusta, old change was made to Lansing. "I LIMITED at the State ! of fresh air, sunshine, mental and 31 to Waists when admitted to the'Union. In fewer House is now being extensively remodel- Tn California, a vigorous attempt was 36 at physical exercise and temperance in all j still is the capital the same as it was ed and enlarged. Montpelier. the geo- made a few years ago to change the graphical center of Vermont, was seat of government from Sacramento to things. Held in proper regard they MAIN OFFICE, under a colonial or territorial form of made should see a man to age EHLERS its capital in 1S05. Between ad- San Franciseo. Nevada has had in turn through the the a hundred KINS AND FOET STREETS, government. Some of the States have mission in 1791 and that time the Legis- two capitals since it became a State, of years." Mr. Crook he was an ALII0LANI COLLEGE. had in turn three or four capitals. lature met in several places. Both first Virginia City and then Carson, stated that ab BRANCH OFFICE, A because, after giving it a fair Usualy the change has been for the Pennsylvania and Virginia have had a only few miles away. Arizona has stainer WAIALAE & BIOKO Boys' Boarding and Day School already had in turn triai, he found that strong liquor did BEAD AVia, sake of a more,central location, though succession of capitals. In Virginia the three capitals KAIMUKI. seat of goernment was Jamestown, the Tuscon, Prescott and Phoenix the lat- not agree with him. The same state- Next term commences Sept. 12. two or three of the Atlantic Coast first settlement, until 1698. Tt was ter since 1890. ment he made with regard to the use PHONE 659. in moving back Of extreme of tobacco, though he was a smoker for Write or see Principal, 0 o'clock States, their capital transferred to Williamsburg, where it the Southern States from the seaboard, had in mind the remained until 1779.. Since then it has Louisiana has had a peculiar experience. twenty years. a. m. He eats a considerable greater security from invasion by a been at Richmond. Phildelphia, the Its capital was at New Orleans until quantity of Scandinavia Italic first settlement and metropolis Penn- 149, when it was changed to Baton vegetables, has fruit at every meal and Mr. and Mrs. foreign foe. original colonies of In the sylvania, was also its capital until 1799. Rouge. Tn 1S64 it was changed back never eats meat more than once a day. Hashimoto the chief settlement was natural the Then for a dozen years the distinction to New Orleans, and then in 1880 it was "School teaching has helped me to early seat cf government Boston, was enjoyed by Lancaster, narrisburg established once more at Baton Rouge, keep fit," said Mr. Crook, with a twin- MASSEURS HONOLULU Philadelphia, New York, Portsmouth, was made the capital in 1S12. where it remains. Florida has had a kle in his eye, "for you see I'm never IRON WORKS CO, In succession of three capitals Aug- able to go off Savannah and Charleston. the thirteen original States the St. on, a spree." AGENTS. Rheumatism, most recent change of capital lias been ustine under Spanish rule and as a Ter- It is an inspiring sight to see this Bruises, i 'Massachusetts is one of the few old made by Georgia. Milledgeville, a lit- ritory, Jacksonville when the State was wonderful old gentleman walking about and other States in which no change has been tle city on the Oconee, was the seat of admitted, in 1845, and a little later Makawao, stick in hand, as straight as Ailments made, and even therej an attempt was government until superseded by At- Tallahassee. an arrow, and with a glance as keen Rubber Coeds Telephone 637. made some years ago to transfer the lanta at the close of civil war. as the a hawk's. To converse with him in GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. Quickly capital to Worcester. Montgomery has been the capital of "That 'ere dawg?s dripping wet. the shade of his giant camphor trees, Rhode and Connecticut - Relieved. Island for a Alabama only since 1S47. Before that Dawgs aint allowed in the water." or hard by the avenue of spicy cyp- B. H. PEASE - - - . Postal long time had two capitals each, but in it was Tuscaloosa. Toe two Carolinas Small Boy That aint water, guv 'nor; ress, is an experience as instructive Market Street, 178 BERETANIA AVE. NEAR EMMA reent years Newport and New Haven have had their present capitals , since that's perspiration. London Opinion. as it is pleasurable. San Francisco, C&1., L

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Navy News 1 ESIfllE, CLUTTERED IIP IIIJRIE. STOCKS, I BONDS AND REA AROUND THE LOCAL R1P0D NEGOTIATED f ARMY QUARTERS 118 Refusal to Trv Beauty ESTATE looking for. The Fort Shafter hospital over CO, been Judge Andrade Causes wluca CITY AUCTION Major Kennedy, surgeon, presides, COMPACT, EASILY is Loss to County. to be enlarged. This hospital is said important help 125 Merchant St. U. An to be one of the best equipped in the Pins United States army, being second only On carefully selected account of the refusal of Severn I to the army division hospital at local attorney: Manila. at to trv anv eases w,, Daniel E. McCarthy, architect and In a multitude of designs, just .md and metal District Magistrate Andrade, the cir builder for the quartermaster's depart- TOe to Stf.OO. REALTY cuit COurt is in from tbe factory, is our spe- from AUCTIONEER lieinor flnttro ...v .:.U ment, has the plans under consideration. minor cases which ordinarilv woulJ he In the Moonlight. cialty this week. settled in the lower court, the countv The fair full moon offered such at- is losing a large amount of fines and This new assortment contains PHOTO tractions that the 08LIILII costs that should come to it and second battalion, the Twentieth Infantry, some old standbys and a great Territory is being put to large extra Liking and doing SUPPLY CO. expense. field maneuvers during the early days many new ones that will appeal No. of the past week at the 857 Kaaltumanu St, Several lawyers make a practise of Waimanalo below Hotel. plantation was to you. Fort, uemandimr iurv trials induced to make the homeward journey by moonlight. All have to appear before Judge Andrade. They are strong one of the was quiet at the army post in the early As Andrade can not refuse, the cases hours of Thursday morning when are go up to the circuit court. Tt is said best features. The prices - came marching home. Lights that there are now nlmut cW-t,- i, reasonable. ases pending were immediately turned on in man? $850.00 Cash will before Judge Cooper. buy you a When fines of the officers' quarters, barracks and Cheques and costs are imposed in . ielers' mess-halls- In the latter houses, the the district court, , home, house, as good half the proceeds go mess-halls- a weVome homo awaited the to the county. But when the same boys in the form of hot coffee, bread Asso- - 3iaericaii Bankers' as new, in good cases are tried before a jury in the and butter. location. Lot Only the necessary A. R. Co. Travelers' Cheques are circuit court, the fines and costs go to military routine J. Vieirak& was resumed on ar- and the safest 50x150, well the Thursday after the feit proof improved, fruit Territory and the county gets rival of the troops, but at retreat all exehange on the market. trees, were to be seen, as usual, standing at 1 et about to take a trip' servants' quarters, etc. Moreover, it costs a great deal more attention to honor Old Glory. funds in the to try a case before Price $2850. Will take mortgage a jury in the circuit Cavalry on the Eoad. court. Jurymen are paid $3 a day each, The third squadron of the Fifth Cav- fovelers' Cheques and even a case for $2000.00, balance cash. if last but one day alry, consisting of troops J, K, L and the jury fees amount to $3(3, not to M. spent three days of the past week as money, but safer, joJible speak of other extra expenses. And in a practise march and field maneu- redeemable lost or Is if some of the minor cases which are car- vers, starting from the Leilehna reser- Easily carried in a3 large ried to the circuit court because the 3. A New Hcuse in Manoa Large lot; vation on Monday. The squadron was Free its as required. attorneys are loath to allow District commanded by Major Fred W. Foster. is owiier leaving town; $3500. Judge Andrade to pass upon the law The line of the troopers led to an and the evidence may last for several :dvantageons site for field maneuvers EXHIBITION days, costing the Territory several hun- on the windward side, a position being dred dollars, perhaps, and netting the taken near the Industrial School New House in Kaimuki Unexcelled county nothing. grounds. Quite a full quota of officers Ltd. This practise, if adhered to, will con- troops on this at Hollister's m, view; eas yternss. accompanied the four n siderably cut down the county's income cavalry hike. Among the troop com- ami may necessitate retrenchment along were Capt. Charles S. ITaight, ad Surplus, $1,000,000. manders iai J lines of improvements now planned. It Oapt. W. A. Holbrook and Capt. Wal- is expected that before long the supreme lace B. Scales; Lieut, Thomas II. Cun- court will be compelled to take sotice K, Captain $4500 Fcr the house on Lunalilo ningham commanded troop of the situation that now exists, and Holbrook troop L. Captain Scales being street. the higher tribunal may feel called upon jn immediate command of troop M. and Wreck of to take some action. Captain ITaight in charge of troop J. In connection with the complaint of Other officers on duty with the third Claudius McBryde, Judge Andrade said squadron are Lieut. "Robert M. Barton, in response a question: "HELGA" EilPiiiup) Ten yesterday, to Li"ut. TTomer M. Groninger, Lieut. 4,000,000 McBryde has never appeared Improved and Unimproved Property "Mr. Arthur W. Hanson. Lieut. John K. kuM Ten 16,250,000 in this court as an attorney in any case, Hume, Lieut. John TT. Lewis and Lieut. called upon to EH OFFICE YOKOHAMA. in all parts of the city. and is therefore hardly George L. Morrison. Photos voice anv sentiment of 1 The force of the hikers were further See cur believe he has appeared twice as a de Ti m buys and receive for if Beet List. increased bv the addition in the party fendant in civil suits, where he was s two sons. Mas- By our own artists exchange, issues Drafts of Captain Holbrook being sued for some small amount, and ters Will'ard Ames and David Stanley ais sf Credit, and transact! a one was ou trial for running over a Holbrook. s aiasj business. MORGAN, man." All report the opening of the field JAMES F. Mr-Brid- Mr. however, is at present in hike for one- - "f iiM twelves Local m .in en vers this late Deposit! appearing as attorney for Lieutenant troops stationed at Schofickl km wet .Deposits axed, pe- - half of the lor Burchfield, the marine officer accused of Barracks as successful and pleasant. threatening to shoot up Waikiki. The to Leilehna on ia Depwiti $25 and upwards REIS QUINN The squadron returned HoSHster for QUINN, & case is set for next Wednesday morn- Wednesday. Pjnritrate of 4 per cent, per an- - ing, after several postponements, and Mr. McBride will then have a chance New Magazine Work. :ai OSce Deoosita Ten 25 and utv AUTO-LIVER- Y to at first hand the competency or building, now under for learn The magazine p f year; one year, two incompetency- - of the police judge. 1056 Fort Street. e Shafter for prti-e- 1-- 1 erection at Fort years at rate of 4 2 ner Proprietors. course of Jfiumnm. in ordnance stores, is receiving its EOTJND THE ISLAND TEIPS. use g!h to be obtained on appli- - PALAMA SETTLEMENT the contractor anticipates JAS. W. PRATT. Telephone order to roof, and INCORPORATED completing the concrete house in about ATJCTIONEEB. 6. NOW Office Bethel and Mer-- PHONE another month. f tea. Other buildings are to V erected at an institu reservation in the near TTJ AEAL Manager. The Palama Settlement, the Kabauiki For Lumber m nas future. Rent Box Select well Known mis city, iaieij 168. tion Marines on the Eange. DIRECT IMPOETATION Wen incorporated as an eleemosynary FOR RENT OFFICES command- LOWEST PEICE9 corporation. The incorporators are J. Company A, Marine Corps, been R. Gait, W. E. Castle, F. J. Lowrey, ed by Captain Robards. who have mi-lingha- target CITY MILL CO., LTD. A. Gartley, Geo. 1'. JJemson, v . . at the Leilehna reservation for Judd KEKAULIKE STREET Richard I vers. Doctor Scudder practise are expected to return to their FOR Thurs- , . and .... SALE and W. D. Baldwin names well known station, at the naval station on and Territory. day. Sanitary in the city has been so arranged that the which has just been is It Boston ?iesirable home, comer Pen- - The charter, four companies here aTe to complete Buildings Steam Laundry sued for a term of fifty years, enable? their target range practise in the space ud Kinaa and mouths. So this allotted F rtreet3. Your W. D. McINTYEE, Superintendent. the corporation to own real estate of three that NEW MOSQUTTO-PEOO- COTTAGE. Cool, comfortable and central. privileges of in- Hr,,o tn Yk divided between the to otherwise enjoy the company j two properties. Call at Pnone 73. marine battalion, giving each Kaimuki. $30 per month. Elevator, janitor service and corporated eleemosynary bodies. a on tne target unu d less than month j.iu-vide- lights included. tSc Two classes ol memoersuip ate at. Leilehna will and we will you DRINK range. The range TWO-STOR- FUENISHED take for in the by-law- s membership necessary. This FINE associa- afford the opportunity HOUSE. Jl toiee COFFEE in the corporation and in the is said bv army men of J Ji them. MAY'S OLD K0NA are tar.ret ramie Makiki. $65 per month. tion. Members of the corporation experience, to be one of the best i in charter as lone who are named the fii-hi- target Prtce is right and terms BEST IN THE MARKET. tiiose ranges in service. The Hawaiian incorporators and their successors. They Kahauiki reservation is LARGE COTTAGE; all conveniences. Member- range of the o - . MAY & CO. Pbone 22 form the board of trustees. smaller than the cavalry YOUNG ST. $25 per month. HENET open, first, to rood but much ship in the association is practising field for target firing. Trust MUSIC CO those who become life members by the Jl HONOLULU gift of not less than $"'.i for the per- along the and. second, to A phvsician was driving in the manent endowment, ctr'oAt fright ftnl Will Occupy Store not less than $12 per when his horse took Co,, Ltd. those who give . violently e. Nou- - ITo thrown P ,r triwnrd'the current exiK'n-- t! TRUST GO,, CEKTBAI BUILDING knocked senseless. tr.'.nstVnible certificates of membership the sidewalk, and 923 Fort Street. King and Fort Streets Mem Presently he recovered a little from 1 m thp association iimv oe issuei the 1, 1P10 are lu his unconsciousness, and. noticing AUGUST hers in the association ciiiH.ru gathered about him. Limited nominate two trustees each year. crowd which had change in the work or policy ot remarked: "What's the matter, gen- K No Doctor Bethel Street. the s.ltlemeut is contemplate,! or in tleman? Anvbodv hurt? I'm THE ONWARD this incorporation. .! ne work j . Can I be of anv service.' tended bv : Man1 SLIDING FURNITURE SHOE FOE ALL PURPOSES. of the settlement wi.i eoniiin.e "Pratt the Land upr. rr won.. j Vlrs- - Girl That ffirl from PAPEE all lines nf social Summer AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- settlement n''"'v las six in Cincinnati is awful stuck up. isn't she.'; CO., LTD. part of the city nil' !i other Second Girl Yes. She seems to think ! 125 Merchant Street. AND SUPPLY various - a a lea 1 for tl sub- she 602. ways is doing I've she's the whole ocean because j Tel. 3rwn merged classes. wave. Chicago News. & Lyon organlized. wears a marcel t'i... trustees have .v.rea.iy j TONIC LAUNDRY endeavoring to raise BLOOD "WE! BY EVERY MATT.. FRENCH and are at work Friend Now that you have been funds for the needed building for tats some time, o!d friend, tell me Keeps Stock Well . FEOPEIETOK we,, a a par- married Trave'a SriiwHiic I J, ABADIE vapidly growing work. a vonr opinion on the marriage frauklv' H. J. POTTIE'S STOCK EEMEDIES i v PHONE 14P1 tial endowment. state. Much. Married Man (to his wife) s. UDg Building. von? CO. ' 777 King Street Just ro outside, in v dear, will j JUDGMENT AGAINST . I'j'e'Tende lllaettor. Hotel and Union. lNTONiix M. AYEES, Manager. CREDITORS - H. PREFERRED "T'lnbdu'i s.ivs he is thinkin erioas- Jrt!lat goes t I the route like coast- - v about marriage." "Why, ttiougnt if or mourns - nt e was marriC't two mree Iflg n -- mef-ha- of Aiea. The Honolulu Home Building down bill. a Japan. he he he- - ago. "So was. but is just Onward Sliding Furniture (suc-sesi- knowing he was about to g into Shoe that ginning to think seriously about it. to the wheel castor) will not in- purposely preferred icrtain 'ETBepre-entativ- e bankruptcy, Town Topics. and Loan Association jure floor, carpet, linoleum or rug, nor Japanese creditors, to rue detriment of wrinkle the rug on a polished floor. -- you call various haole firms to whom he owed Inquiring Would TEY IT AND BE CONVINCED. a tough town Strav Native Will build your home anywhere in WILLIIDO IT. large sums of money. Su.-- is the con- COYNE FURNITURE Tougk? Say. stranger, when we have Honolulu, CO.. LTD. Dole, who yesterday clusion of Judge Old Home Week here, detectives from i ECONOMICALLY AETISTICALLY the matter of !v r.i;Lrp,l decisions in over the country come ami pic out EXPEDITIOUSLY C. BREWER & CO., LTD. Sautoki rlilU . Co., Ltd. actons brought against .',,sl who they want! Puck. Renear by Harold G. Sp ncer. If you wish we will finance you. and S. Xakemoto I Sugar Factors and Commission mer- has-lvin- We save time and money, draw trustee ot . miim. The Widow Oli. sir! My jo r plans, in - chants. ALGAR0BA n,. ttvn cm ses were similar and die-!- , chosen you superintend work and guarantee satis- I has ard I've I OFFICE iRS AND DIRECTORS: decidi.i- - the one agaiu-- t Sautoki Jiro lotion, - to officiate at his funeral. Th Preacher r. cer- nome nuiejers. get E. F. BISHOP the judge declared the payment T never ;;new your hus- - irospecrive our President eudaut P,ut. madam. terms. Small cash payment GEO. F. J3EAT11I moil, vs by Saiki to the ief T chose only. ROP.RTrrSON tain The Widow That's why i band. c.-i'- Vice-Preside- e reason mat We build a complete two bed- and Manager to be null and void, to: v.vj, Cleveland Leader. to the room Bungalow to ( W. W. Brothers a preference was given b v Saiki cost h'tiise and lot) NORTH Treasurer Fitzpatrick a of .tt."0 not more i.an fi'lO'1. RICH AT? D IVERS Secretary defendant through the ''iv it continental i a rom note. "Paw. Address: I J. R. GALT Auditor in settlement of div'. "1 '.-- tic tVetr 'mouths ; GEO. R. CARTER CIGARS payment was wit - j Director which the eoiitinerd . m. between the Mor- THE HONOLULU HOME BUILDING a b'inkruptcv C. II. COOKE Director of the tiling of petit:'' Gi: ;eidieims." Chicago I LOAN ASSOCIATION. vi lieu Saiki and the R. Director POUT AND HOTEL. against Saiki and at a ' A. COOKE Tribune. P. O. Eos 365, City, A. GAETLEY Director FOKT BELOW KING was insolvent.

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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY TIMETABLE. HALSTEAD & CO. ... r- -i Direct Service to San Francisco. William The favorite S. S. SIEEEA, 10,000 tons displacement, sailing from Hono- lulu August 31, September 21, October 12, No vember 2, 23, December 14. Stock Brokers $65 first-clas- s single to San Francisco; round trip, $110. Direct service from San to with U. S. S. Co. service to New Franeiseo Tahiti connecting 821 FOST ST11ST Zealand. C. B REWEE & CO., LTD., General Agents. HENRY WAIERHOUSE TRUST GO., LTD, Stocks, Bond ! AND HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE . CANADIAN-AUSTRALIA- N ROYAL MAIL LINE. "SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY" FOR FIJI AND AUSTRALIA. FOR VANCOUVER. Real Estate 13 ZEALAND IA SEPTEMBER 16 MARAM A SEPTEMBER Honolulu, Saturday. Augn't 0, 1P10. Member Honolulu Stock MA KAMA OCTORKR 14 MAKTEA OCTOBER 11 During this month only, we offer the following choice Kaimuki resi- MAKURA NOVEMBER 11 MAX I'KA .NOVEMBER 8 NAME OF STOCK. aci UpiH.i dences for purchase, upon tenns within the reach of anybody desirous ,EET- - Will call at Fannin? Island. P. O. Box 53S. ; LTD., THE0. H. DAVIES & CO., General Agents. of acquiring a home. Small cash payment and balance in monthly in Mercantile. C. Brewer & Co Swear. - stallments. Call and get particulars of these two special bargains be 2- AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Ewa ... 5 .J0.00f.! 3S 33i Haw. Agricultural.. 1 fOO fXC--i they are 2M 41 41 A. fore withdrawn. g Haw Com & fcug Co J. CAMPBELL 1 TBOM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU, via Tehuantepec, every sixth day. Haw Sugar Co. . . . a.oi(,ejoi NO. 1 Three bedroom house on car line. Spacious lanais. Honomu .... 750.00C lX.c i'.r. Freight reeeived at all times at the company's Wharf, Forty-firs- t street, Honokaa 2.ory),000i Bouth Brooklyn. Newly papered painted throughout. Lot 100x225, covered Haiku l.500,i.tK' 1JC l' STOCKS and Hutchinson Sugar and BONDS FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA TO HONOLULU DIRECT: Plantation Co. . . . :,N30, 00 25 I" with shade and Stables and quarters. 1 Angnst 18 fruit trees. servants' Kahuku t.:O),u00! aoi I. 8. MISSOTJBIAN, to sail Kekaha Sugar Co . . w,coo I00 2i0 1225 79 two-bedroo- - MERCHANT S. S. COLUMBIAN, to sail August 30 NO. 2. New m bungalow. Magnificent view of Koloa wo.roo mi ii) ST For farther information apply to McBryde Sug Oo Ltd i 508.W 0 20! M Member Vo. . . . ?,JO0,0fO Honolulu Stotk & two oceans, adj joining Crater (reserved as a Oabu Sugar 47 Ju H HACSFELD CO., LTD., Agents, Honolulu. Kaimuki park). Onomea I.OJ0 000 2) t ' 20! ; change. . ft P. MOUB. General Freight Agent. Olaa Sugar Co Ltd . . 5.000 000 Either one or two lot3 as desired. 150 00C 1JOI Olowalu 2- Represented Paauhau Sue Plan Oo 5.0110.000 50 27 on the Boa PACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO. AND T0Y0 KISEN KAISHA Pacific i5i,000 loo! - I4i. Paia ...... 2,250 000 100 by Joseph Andrade. Pepeekeo .... 750.0UC Inai Steamers of the above companies will call at Honolulu and leave this port Pioneer 2.750,000 1 izy 22S Waialua Acrri Co... 4,500,000 100 ,1H: . on or about the dates mentioned below: 1.500.000 100 ,i:5 We Wailuku ,22u FOB THE ORIENT. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. also offer for lease Waimanalo 252 0G0 130 Waimea Mill. 125.000 loc !U7h 143 TENYO MABU AUGUST 23 NIPPON MARU AUGUST 20 Three-bedroo- m Sugar furnished bungalow on the Kaimuki car line, One Miscellaneous KOREA . AUGUST 29 SIBERIA AUGUST 28 Inter Island S N Co. 2.250,000 100 12254 3 of the most comfortable Honolulu. . 50n.000 loo NIPPON MARU SEPTEMBER 13 CHINA SEPTEMBER homes in Haw Electric Oo. . . 1(6 R & L Oo Pfd CHINA SEITRMBER 26 MANCHURIA SEPTEMBER 10 FOR LEASE NEAR TOWN. A Furnished Rooming House. II T l.iv ,000 loo HKTaLOo Com. 14 MANCHURIA SEPTEMBER 27 CIIFYO MARU SEPTEMBER 17 Mutual Tel Co 25C 000 10 15 H. MACKFELD & CO., LTD., Agents. O R & L Co 4.01 0.000 100 144 K Hilo R R Co Pfd. . 194,840 a- - THE WATERHCatz Hilo R R Co Com. . 2.900.000 2t Ilk Honolulu Brewing A MATS0N NAVIGATION COMPANY'S SCHEDULE, 1910. Malt in g Co Ltd.. 4i10 000 20 21 Haw Pineapple Co. . 500,300 20 82 HENRY WATERHOUSE TRUST GO., LTD. IITanjone Olok Rub Direct Service Between San Francisco and Honolulu. Co (Paid up) 141.20C S3 Tanjong Olok Rub Oo 20 Arrive from San Francisco. Sail for San Francisco. B7.210 6 (Ass 75pePd).. Lnrline August 31 Lurline ...September Pah an e Rab Oo "Wilhelmina September 6 Wilhelmina September 14 'Paid tin) 1S4.320! September 28 Lurline October 4 tPahang Rub Co 10 Lurline (Ass 35 pePd).. 13,136 17 S. S. HYADES of this line sails from Seattle for Honolulu direct on or Ami. Out Bond standing about August 25, 1910. Haw Ter 4 p c (Fire CASTLE & COOKE, LTD., Agents, Honolulu. Claims ) ...... 2J5,00 Haw Ter 4 o e Sunday Advertiser (Refuding 1905). w,coo Haw Ter 4 pc. .. 1,000,1X10 Entered at the Poatoffice in Honolulu, Haw Ter 4Vi p c. . . 1,000 ,0C9 CRUSHED ROCK AND ROCK SAND. H. T., as second-clas- s matter. Haw Ter 1.044.GOO f Cal Beet Sng3pc.& Re The fining Co 6 p C. . . 800,000 mi Published Every Sunday Morning j right way j Hamakua Ditch Hustace-Pec- k 104 Want Ada., two Company, Ltd. By the (upper ditch) 6 a. 200.300 lines, one tint, 10 63 QUEEN STREET. PHONE 295. Haw Irrigation Oo HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO., LTD., 6s pe Pd We erush our own rock and deliver to all parts of the eity. Esti to Co FOR SALE. Von Holt Block, 65 South King St, communicate with the other Haw Irri cation mates given on all kinds of road work and grading. Reasonable prices. 6s Fully Pd too.oco Ultk t03 ENTIRE furnOings J Islands is Haw Com ft Sugar of si by f 1.24-:- , Co 5 p c coc 105 bungalow, $350. Address Hilo R R 6s (Issue Buapln PROFESSIONAL CARDS. of 1901) 1.000,000 1C0 this orhce. S Hilo R R Co Ref ( ft Extn Con 6s . . . 8CO.O-3- OUR NEW NUMBER WILL BE PROSPECT St.-M- oder SPECIALISTS. Wireless Honokaa Sue Co 6 pe 0,030 us 10 im, fine Hon RTftLCodpe fWT.000 lo8 view, $2300. Address M. L. EYE-E- AR NOSE THROAT. Kauai Ry Co 6s. . . . 5(10,000 10V this oftiee. t Young Bldg. Kohala Pitch Co 6s. SiicrmO1 McBrrde Sii Co 6a. 'Xr ,000 DR. NOTTAGE 9 to 11; 1 to 3. I Mutual Tol 6s 205. '.00 iciKI IAMBLETOXIAN - MOSQAX geldar DR. ROGERS 11 to 1; 3 to 5. 1 On O R ft Ij Co 5 p e . . . 2,r.oo.i 00 u, Sunday mornings the office f years, 16 hands, sound; $300: Sundays 9 to 11. lOahn SneerroSpe .o.r.ro 1.0 mt 2.V0,(.0 be seen at quartermaster's corral, ki Other hours by appointment. is open from eight until ten. J Olaa Sti? Co 6 p e 64V J Pacific Snjr Mill dress Liet. J, 6. Winter, gchofea Co fs fOO.O'H iciKl .... Barracks. Pioneer n 6 r 1,250,001 WALTZ-Specia- list, chi- M'l r M',; MISS MORA Waialna AeCo5pcf 101 . ... ropodist and masseuse. 1143 Alakea RESIDENCE; Kaimuki ear line; 3 bet street. rooms; spacious lanais; lot 100x225; 1 23.125 on flOO paid. Redeemable .1 trees; $750. and at 103 at maturity. 11270 shares treat. fruit esstt balue I DRAMATIC. years. Blackmail, Box 502, stock. toOOO shares treas. stock. tf49, eirf. MARIE KENNY; private lessons; act- seller 10. COMMlf NUMBER TO MEMORY. will in FOX 8 THIS It always come ing, elocution vaudeville songs Classified Advertisements Session feales. TERRIER; month old; ehoietlj stage and ballroom dancing grace 10.1 Haw. C. & S. Co., 6 handy when you want to phone a reliable Transfer Company. 41; Oahu Sug. en's Bazaar. .. 8747 culture. 175 Beretania. Phone 33. WANTED TO RENT. Co., 3ft.a0; S9 Oahu Sug. Co., 30.23; 50 fitV 3 8599 2,1 Ewa, 33.62.1; Hutchinson. 17; 25 Haw. 10U j MODERX house, furnished or partly DIAMONDS and jewehy ooht, Ag. Co., 5 ' wjtn 220; Ha w. Ag. Co., 222.5?. and exchanged. Cirlo, Tort VETERINARIANS. luiuibnett, at least three bed- J. St rooms, large lanai, in desirable loca- Between Boards. DR. L. E. CASE, office Hawaiian Stock City Co. tion. A. C. Letverenz, Civil Engineer, 350 Onomea, 4S; 100 Haw. C. & P. C0,000 sq. feet on Puunui street, Psuni Transfer . Yads Co., Ltd. Phone 41. U. S. Navy, & a half from Xaval Station. Tel. 190. Co.. 41; 40 Hon. B. M. Co.. 21.875; Dktrict; block and Lilt JAS.H. LOVE 393 10 Onomea, 48.25; 120 Haw. Elee. Co., street car line; fine View of oueu, VOCAL. 17.1; 175 Oahu Sug. Co., 30.50; $4000 Country Club and Kuuanu XiSty, HUGO HERZER, Teacher of singing, JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT Waialna 5s, 101.50; 50 Wailuku, 183; mubt be sold right away; eheipat Love Bldg, Fort St., opposite Convent 50 Honokaa, 18.375; 550 Oahu Sua. and best property in Honolulu todij; AGENCY. Co., 30. for terms apply to Kaimuki Land Ct, Ltd. . STtf HALEMAUr.AU HAS JAPANESE cooks, waiters, yardboys, Dividend August 20. We have the best Coral and Crushed etc., 1128 Union St. Phone 579. St84 Haw. Ag. Co., $1 a share. CRUSHED ROCK FREQUENT CHANGES GAS STOVE for $20; eost $33;' k Rock for roads, walks and drives. Ring HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. gaiu. Inquire Cottage 615K, K 8" CORAL DESIRABLE; pareil, Beretania Avenue. us up and get an estimate. HILO, August 19. There has been eentral; comfortable; 84 Albert F. Afong Vineyard St. Hot and cold NEWLY painted second-han- d four tL another great crashing in of the wall bath. 832 FORT 8725 STREET. runabout; good condition and W surrounding the pit of everlasting fire Apply 1 HONOLULU CONSTRUCTION & DRAYING CO., LTD. STOCK AND BOND BROKER anteed. Price under $450. at Halomauniau, this time the side near BOAT WANTED. T., P. O. Box 1000. W Queen St. and Kaahunianu. Tel. 281. the resthouse having given way. It IN good condition, with oars; capacitv Fairbanks-Mors- e gasoline eagin has resulted in another change and en- eight persons. Cressity's, 2011 Kalfa Member Honolulu Stock and Bond A Road. good 16 horsepower; Vf largement of the fiery its shape 8747 Exchange. condition; furnace, be seen at Honolulu Serap I101 In, being circular, with several pillars of HORSE WANTED" Halekauila street. W Mack lava in the center, against which GOOD carnage horse; sound and free Classified Advertisements eonditi the liquid fire dashes with greater fury from vice; reply giving full particu- BUICK Runabout; excellent Want Ads. two to "Buiek,"Ai When the occasion arises to pack and crate your than has been evident for more than a lars to "Horse," this office. 8744 lines, ona time, 10 cents. Inquire by letter tiser office. , employ year. Daily and nightly changes oecur, i goods the : run en i Thorn all . klni. WANTED. HITCHCOCK '8 "flsirsii sidtf that it is minwsi1 ha unto -.- v.... V v KUUU at Kaimuki, to gentle man or complete p"3 t RULER AND BiNDER- -A canoes," the most gentleman and wife; board if desired man who bearing the furnace. can do good ruling and bind- tion in existence Union-Pacif- Ad.iress A. B., this office. 39S ordinary Temtny" ic Transfer ing can secure permauent job at good logical formation of the Automatic NEW furnished salary. Address it relates to TOlCUOes. J""1 ' PHONE BUILT FIRST WHARF; cottages at "Waikiki "Tribune," Hilo HawauaoW Beach; rates reasonable; 398 illustrated, $2.00 t COMPANY good bath- .ta 6 iri Phone NOW FOR THE NEWEST ing; Cressity's, 2011 r t b um9 itrnt Kalia Road. ROOM ul 8744 and board, private - KING STREET, next to Young familv, walk- BOUND volumes Hnter' 5 St3,iC' by yunS-man- ; good ol 1875 HILO, August Former Minister HOUSE habits; references. coniDlete in its details tV Hotel 1. with four bedrooms. For par- Address L. B. S., wherever cane of Public Affairs V. E. Kowell was ticulars inquire Advertiser office. industry J. Lando, 152 Hotel 393 Hawaiian Gawtte Co., J actively interested in the construction 8744 lAlj TWO bedroom whose skilled packers will relieve you of care and labor and of the first wharf ever erected in Hilo, FOR house; rent not over BOUND volumes Agneolwnst four months; completely furnished town preferred. to person the old government wharf, that is now cottage; two Phone 1158. ester; invaluable any anxiety regarding their condition when needed. bedrooms. "Call 1835 8747 ed in diversified industries "TT lotting beyond the railroad wharf, and Makiki St., below Hastings St. 8744 YARD Hawaun Gacette Co. which was condemned as unsafe a few ONE large, BOY; good wages, board" and Baggage Transfer Coal and Wood Moving. ago. Mr. Kowell airy room 1124 Adams WANTED. years is now here to Lane, . Cressity, 2011 Kalia Road. SITUATION take preliminary steps in connection near the Youncr man and wife or two 8747 gentleman, with the construction of the new wharf men. 8743 MIDDLE-AGE- D I desires chaags; nnJjJ is to be built by Hilo Railroad BY employed, that the HOUSEKEEPING rooms; gas stove experienced grocer, a position Company in Reed's Hay. a in insurance and real e5tlt; "tL. d. and electric lights; 280 Beretania town or plantation store: wid v. --- Apply 236 King. penenee; highest keeping, Address Insurwc g738 credentials; applv nee. BROWN FINDING THE C. Mullens, Helen's Court. Honolulu. FOR LEASE. 8746 MIDDLE-AGE- Japanese Sight-Seein- g RUSSIANS SATISFACTORY wees.nfp Autos A FURNISHED six-roo- enced cook; six dollars house on Al- Second-han- d Leave Hawaii Promotion Committee Headquarters: exander St.; fine grounds; also stable; A?MLE: P. O. Box Sl. 10:30 a. m., 3 p. m., Moanalua will cylinders; good order and Monday, Wednesday and Friday Pali; HILO, August 19. Russian laborers lease for one or two years on 1 0 It ;a onable Address P. O. BY voung German girl & or PnnchbowL -- will lease for one or two vears. Ap- Box 40. employed at Pahoa lumber mills, in Wailuku, Maui. g743 or' two children. Address . 11 Thursday and Saturday 10:30 a. m., around Dianoad Head; ply phone 1237 for particulars. 8735 Tussday, Puna, are giving entire satisfaction and O.li CO. S p. dl. Fall. FIRST-CLAS- are thoroughly contented with their NEW machinist Applv boy' 8unday 10:30 a. m., Pali; 3 p. m., around Tiamond Head. EMPL0YMENTAGENCY. ican Can Co., BY bright Korean f. j conditions. This was the opinion ex- Iwilei. f CHARGE PER PASSENGER, $1. JAPANESE male and female cooks vant; wages $3.50; "M' ft pressed by Raymond C. Brown, after waiters, nurses, vardbovay ono Cars can be hired for special occasions. $5.00 per hour. For particulars j j j j j Aid-u. - COPY work on typewriter ne. his visit there in compliance with his kea St. by vouncr RENT. 8737 man " nr-riPC- C apply to instructions from Washington. Mr. evenings. Address Typewriter. CflR Brown is now looking into ROOM AND 8744 conditions BOARD. ALEXANDER YOVSf Hawaii Promotion Committee at Olaa, will then see the Russians at AXYTHivn e . : Bjg Honolulu Power Wagon Co., Owners. Office and Garage, South near King. THE HAU TREE on the beach at :: Uialue bought for cash' Honolulu's only Waiakea and Hama- v-- proceed along the Waikiki first , class apartments r ca" 1117 Fort St. 8733 building; rent kua coast plantations. board. 2 199 'nfludfnftiiW Kalia road, end of Lew- - cold water, otf ers Dearb hot and f road. f0r vice. Apply the von 99 (Sri' D0 condemned cowJ F0R REFORESTATION. here. Apply Ji' Co., Ltd. - COTTAGES, iS37 College St. S9G Grabowsky Truck 1IIT.O, Atigut !. P.rother Mathias, CAPUT'S Waikik? "Jhc and boating. 868? STANGENWALD;; t0 3 TONS. loi-a- l Efann.BE.maD, take char all "THE llir,2and the representative of the 'lepurt-nieti- t t . , xn m diniT IB SHADY i - UlilUC nnok; 1049 Beretania: ' 7i, J suares. Aa- I'TJ'-'- l " of agriculture dres i -- and forestrv, hns : firt aa, this offi. ir, clas $35 per month and .r., j 45;H."P. Quick Detachable Power Plant two tliotiNan-- voting tiees in nur'-er- of Tel. 8734 LOST. almost every va R72S Hardened steel bushings. Emergency condensing chamber in the radiator, comei b!e varietv that, white; return toK will iinnv on the Bio- Island, lie al STENOGRAPHER. SPTTZ dosr; fool-proof- . this oftce. built for service. Transmission, has thousands of voeds set F-- NIi's. Bronx Isn't out. it T,(.rt'ti. vorxr, aov four cheerfully given. services, which include his own fngbtf.il? Mrs. Van Snrt clop vears' experience Demonstrations with work, de sires position. lai or. Brother Math'-- receive-- her chanftetir! Mrs. Lenox O-- o Address ' there -- f ():!; no M'zon:i, this oft ice. S74G STEINWAY&.SOS the Territory the munificent snm is accounting for some ,,n-.lP- - of ten tlol'a! a month. taste, my den- - Mrs. Bronx But' vo--do- V AUTOMOBILES. OTHES nmWtnn.L. Mr. Van Sant AND ,1 , , was Wagon Co. Wi, Wi-.'o- : 'ways o 1 00,1 " - Honolulu Power ;iitiiot ms iffii ts mit hi the ca l,itteries rented- 10- - dav THAYER N mnrrv i gain ? "Because den' men r.ii'.'ir. an.l he can't run the V w- - MINTOX, Manager. mac, ;, L56 Hotel Stfftr.-.st- 673 South Stmt, M.r King. e'i !o tales. ievi land Leadt himse'f. The 'Widow. lS (BCfcflOlTD Pages 1 to S

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NEW YORK, July 23. If the nego- tiations being conducted by Yves de keep hammering away adve- Yillers of Paris are successful, Mrs. flWe Clifford B. Harmon and Mrs. William K. Yanderbilt Jr., will each own one rtising the merits of the Howard of the smallest aeroplanes in existence, built especially for women. Watch because we know it to be Mr. Pe Yillers represents the Odier a Yendome monoplane, which is even watch a watch which smaller than the Santos Dumont Dem- good will oiselle. The latter is eighteen feet wearing iuee in some form upon the under the hair, way a wide, but the Yendome sky runabout keep time most severe Newest Jewelry Fads either in the of set cap with only a fraction over twelve fluffy ruffles, and perhaps flowers among measures or a flat square or disk feet. them, of lace, Both the Yendome craft and the Du- conditions, and with proper care will with a roset of pale-tone- d ribbon. The are very popular in Eu- Are Dainty and Pretty lace in black mont machine Spanish scarf and in rope with amateurs who are just begin- is now offered as a ac- white veranda ning to learn the art of flying. It en- outlast a life time. cessory for the summer evening. to acquire by easy summer ables them the knack Among the cooler fabrics for stages. On account of their size, they soberly-tinte- d CI old ladies are fine black and can" not a passenger on a sus- The price of Howard Watches Tiny Designs of French Gilt Rolled Gold tussors carry is or lawns, and crepons, of tained flight," but are capable of re- lastnamed di- which materials there are maining in the air for forty-fiv- e min- weaves and colors. factory. You Are of Exquisite'Finish. versified Such utes. fixed at the pay the shades as powder-blu- e and silver-gra- y Are Popular in France. are the newest, and these are trimmed The Yendome craft in which Mrs. with self-colore- d lace or braids, or wherever you buy tiny Harmon and Mrs. Vanderbilt are in- same price a Could possibly more dain- wear plaited ruche frills of silk. Dotted or especially popular anything be afternoon in the large bows, and veiled with terested have become circles crescents figured fabrics chiffon are women has become ty looking than the newest fad in sum- the and of the same worn bv older women. with in France. It Howard. The advantage of buying jewel are equally attractive in the front much a rreat fad with society women to mer jewelry? Imagine brooches, shirt of a collar. take a short spin on one of these ma- waist and collar pins also hat pins The preference for earrings is on the CAKE MAKING. chines on the numerous aviation fields from us is that you get our guarantee entirely of Irish crochet lace in the wane. Very few are being sold at pres- scattered through that country. There is no such thing as in most fascinating of tiny designs, as ent. The small stud and the long drop "luck" Three of the craft are now on the cake making. Given good ingredients, will arrive here during the wee roses or buds on a cobweb of a are about equally favored, those women ocean and as well as the manufacturer s, asd who prefer to dress quietly choosing the properly measured and prepared, the week. With them are coring three background! The foundation of the who will demon- least conspicuous design. pan, an French air jockeys, right sort of and oven of cor- on aviation field near various articles is of French gilt or Rhinestone hat pins are still worn a rect temperature, cake will strate them the we make good our guarantee, the be sat. Mineola. after which they will be taken rolled gold, the lace being laid smooth- great deal, the flat effects more than is coarse-grained- , isfaetory. If it or Boston to take part in the meet to ly over. A of pins for the the long head. The very newest is a is a blunder to set three tasteless, there somewhere. be held there. We large stock of Howard any neck, dressing, large flat head studded with the stones, The usual method for mixing a cake fl carry a collar, or, in fact, which is made removable. Three pins Two of the machines have already consists of a long bar brooch, with is to work the butter to a cream, add- been purchased by society women of come with the head, each one a different ing the sugar, then the beaten yolks, ends, and two small pins to worn Canada, where they are being used in Watches on hand all and will pointed length, so that the pin can be with next the flavoring, and then the a at times a or The top flights on private estates. Within match, the latter securing the collar small, medium large hat. flour, alternately with the milk, until company will send of each pin is fitted so as to screw into month the Yendome in the back. The long bar is used for both are used up. Last of all, fold in two woman aviators to the Limed be pleased exhibit these goods holding bow, jabot, also the head. lightly the whites, after they have been flying capabilities to to the tulle the -f- - States to exhibit the the bow of Irish lace that is worn so beaten stiff and dry. Do not beat these of the craft and to show how easily in, and do not beat the cake hard after much at present, in place under the FOR ELDERLY WOMEN. they can be handled. you. they are added. Put it at once into the Capable of High Speed. chin. The prevailing and incoming colors pan oven. Close door and set in the the Yendome machine is equipped well as artis- ,gently, and do not allow any jar in The For outing hats generally, a3 for the elderly are charming and the three-cvlinde- with a r Anzani motor, the the daintier lingerie hats, there is no tic, says Harper's Bazar. There is a kitchen while the cake is baking. engine which Bleriot made his must not be put into an oven with prettier finish than the Irish crochet new red which brown as mahogany Cake flight over the English channel. On is which is very hot at first, and cools hat pin. A tiny medallion of baby and red as dahlia, and is equally lovely account of its small size it can attain later. This cooks the outside of the bat- flying the may be bought, and any hat pin great speed, sometimes at Irish in velvet, moire, foulard, tussor, gauze, ter and prevents its rising as it should; rate fifty miles an hour. having a flat head will answer for the as tEe of H. F. WICHMAN ITD. cashmere and lawn. It is seen in plain then, the heat declines, baked The enthusiasts at the aviation field 8 CO., foundation. The motif should be a lit- crust pressing on the unbaked interior activity near Mineola expected that the . tle larger than the head of the pin, and material, and found accentuated in the makes it fall. is necessary is to gather the pattern of some of the choicer Persian of Mrs. Harmon and Mrs. anderbiit all that Do not open the oven until you think will prompt many other members of the head in and e edge of the lace, set the fabrics. There is also a smoky gray-blu- the cake has or is partly baked 4f)0 spore or nymg. Leading Jewelers. using quite a "set," to take up the then draw up the thread, which is refined and quiet. all through, and n.ot then unless you While it is probable that they will strong one. one - rt' , . T T- - Apropos of new colors, some of our have Teason to fear that side of the, make some 01 tneir nignts on uuug .is Of course, if one understands lace oven is hotter than the other. Never will use making mav be worked most fashionable women are combining land, it is expected that they the medallions move the cake until the crust has form- their machines principally on the at home. A tiny rose could form the purple and prune silk coats with after- - a Vfc ed. When loaf must bake for a long where X 1 1 1, 1 1 1 - r n 1 1 1 i 4" f l I grounds in their own estates, Ccuitr auu. Luc usual uacaj;1""11 phivu : noon dresses of grav, dahlia and green, time, it is well to cover it for the first they will be remote from the curious desired is half-hou- surround it until the size r with brown paper. When, A single daisy suggests a sec- - ' on combination which a Parisian eyes of the public. reached. ,lone the cake will shrink slightly from There is talk also of the organisation ond design. house has just devised consists of a sides of the pan. A mem glassheaded the clean straw of a woman's aviation club, the The large, flat, black hat purple coat and a pompadour pink dress run into thickest part will come will hold private racing an effective back- the bers of whieh pins should make which, when actually seen, really is out clean and free from dough. meets on their own places. ground for the Irish crochet if one lovely, though to read the description it a black and white effect, and, is very to seem garish. wishes likely Similar A blind man in Khoota (a Caucasian HINTS FOR WOMEN. speaking of these tones, the jewelry for silk coats in rich brown or deep green, village) came back from the river one more formal wear this summer will be which fit loosely about are the form, night, a water and Cross-ba- r a combi- bringing pitcher of scrim is now being used a exclusively black and white now regarded as the elegant thing for carrying in his hand a lighted lantern. gros-grai- n silk and great deal for bedspreads, curtains, nation of black the smart matron to wear at wedding Some one, meeting him, said: "You're rhinestones pet into sterling silver. One and formal afternoon receptions. small covers, etc., and is very pretty - blind; it's all the same to you whetber must rea1!- see these exquisite trinkets Lace ruffles as a wrist finish to the it's day or night. Of what use to you when trimmed with lace. It is quite can appreciated, turn-ove- r before their beauty be sleeves and narrow, lace col- is a lantern?" "I don't carry the lan- expensive, however, but if one has the for a written description fails to con- lars for the neck are returning with the tern in order to see the road," replied time the plain scrim may be bought vey any idea of their possibilities in old materials, and these collars, as a the blind man, "but to keep some fool and the squares formed by drawing the way of. accentuating any toilet rule, are fastened with a simple brooch. like you from running against me and threads, say from five to eight, and with which they may be worn. For The pretty fancy is also returning of breaking my pitcher." finishing the edges with a hemstitch, instance, there is an ornament about using- - a colored mercerized thread. half-dolla- r MI called a plaque. the size of a Other means of decoration is to replace Is floors This is first covered with black silk the drawn thread with tnose m a color, the best soap on earth for use on and then with a filigree of silver. It darning in and out, or again baby rib- is to be hung around the neck either SUITABLE BONNETS AND bon may be run through with good with a black ribbon or a silver chain, effect, though it wouldnot wash as well clothing. is and, as preferred. Then there are brooches as the colored threads. or It absolutely pure in both the conventional and the natu- SCARFS FOR THE MOTORIST ral bowknot of black ribbon, all edges The present fashion for the hair is finished with a setting of the tiniest Let no girl decline an invitation to ciently protected by the veil. to avoid the flat braid and swirl reach- cannot injure the most delicate fabric rhinestones. These are the prettiest join a motoring party simply because With the very fashionable motoring ing from neck to forehead, to build things imaginable. Other designs are coats of white worsted are worn little she has not a suitable covering for her hair high at top or in the middle by heart shapes and butterflies, the wings caps of the toboggan type, but done other hair than your own in any special of the latter picked out with the mock head. It is easy to contrive a bonnet in, loose crochet stitch with fine floss. way that you like. The pompadour 4 diamonds and the former decorated which will rcs'ist the assaults of the These bonnet capes are quickly made, shows no sign of returning, the tiny stones. never off with a filigree of the wind as well as become the wearer by blow the head, and are no fringe remains, the bandeau or fillet is Sold by the Best Grocers. Long chains are returning to favor warmer than those of straw or silk, as fashionable as ever. with a rush, and it is quite difficult to buying one of the inexpensive models in but they are so severe of outline that or ripping off only an exceedingly keep the supply up to the demand. taffeta, rajah straw, the pretty girl should Since the go-ca- has so largely super- Knife silver is the newest metal for conventional trimmings and regarnish-in- g attempt to wear one of them. seded the baby carriage it has become plati- A delightful addition to motor chains, although other kinds, as it according to individual fancy. the necessary to invent some kind of cov- num, French gilt, gun metal and ster outfit for these days is a scarf. of bet- A cheap silk foundation crown may ering for the baby that will be a ling silver are all selling well, because Shetland wool. These Shetland wool ter protection than the usual carriage people who can afford to do so are buy- be veiled with grass cloth, shirred chif- scarfs are deliciously soft and warm cover. ing chains that will harmonize with fon or waterproof maline, and about the against the skin and fill in all the The best thing of the kind is a sort crannies and air holes left by the coat different gowns. The French gray and brim may be set ruehings of some sheer of leather bag lined with fleece, into knife silver are practical, if one can collar. About twelve inches wide by a which baby is placed and then the bag Fred L. Waldron fabric or several flat bands of ribbon yard a only make a single purchase, and. of and half long, these motor is folded and strapped until it fits snug- scarfs resemble closely a- - course, entirely new as well as very secured by rosettes or pompons. Scotchman 's ly all about the little body from under Cap shaped bonnets of coarse straw miiU'ler, which, above all things, is de- smart. The latest designs show links signed for the arms downward. semi-preciou- protection against wind and s stones, al- are amenable to vast improvements. One Cirdles promise to be worn with the of imitation weather. In white, worn with a white Distributor though there are plenty of chains en. method is to cover the entire front with summer frocks this season, so that girls closely shirred chiffon and behind blanket coat, the Shetland scarfs are tirely of metal, fancy links appearing it most who are handy with their needles should drape a veil, which should be secured becoming, but they are to be had first look around for bargains at intervals. iA all colors, from delieate blue to in bits of "With the return of the long chains to over the ears with silk pompon clusters handsome trimmings in motif and me- and then tied beneath the chin, one end serviceable gray. favor there is a revival of the string of Even with a fur coat these Shetland dallion effects, ends of brocade and pearl beads for the neck, and a fancy being shirred so that it may be drawn short lengths of soft ribbon, and then over face and pinned to the back scarfs are often worn, half to protect for the Yarogue pearl as a setting for the the waist collar from work small remnants of fringe for trim- of the bonnet. the dye of the mings. The sash jewelry. Bars of these pearls are ex- fur, which always rubs off," and half ends of ribbon, too, ceedingly fashionable as brooches for Another excellent plan is to have must not be overlooked. made a wire frame of the desired shape for the additional warmth which they afford, since in Most of the new girdles are made and then cover it with material as near- motoring it is impos- high in sible to be too heavily clad. quite the front. There will ba ly as possible matching the shade of a deep, long motif of some handsome the motoring coat. Almost any tint is Another new thing in scarfs consists fabric in the front caught TIIEWTC of a two-yar- length with soft to be duplicated in pongee or English of black satin, ribbon which ties around the from a half to a quarter of a yard wide", waist and B: mohair, both of which fabrics are dust falls over the skirt in the back. Electric Light A PERFECT shedding and lend themselves readily to faced with whit1, electric blue or deep and quilling schemes. tiink of the same material. shirring, plaiting This should ALL HUSBANDS A model built upon a wire foundation scarf be cut from a bias DEFICIENT? COMPETENT ATTENDANCE MPLDOON piece, so that in buying the necessary MASSEUR AND MASSEUSE IN may have a mob cap shaped crown side LONDON, July 21. Lady Dockrell, material two scans can De as Mrs. HARRISM'S into a two-inc- h face made AND plaited band of. wifo of Sir Maurice Dockrell, in ad- THE CURE I 1 MGNTEZ CftEME Is the safe e one e strip of an SCHURMANN INSTITUTE OF NATURE ni accordion plaited chiffon and be secured , a9. ,from and sura way. in eioerlence ot 25 satin. The may be finished either dress at the annual congress of the roval behmd Hit bv chiffon ties rear Beauty Culture practice Is ith long fringes of sewing silk or of OSTEOPATHY. B.rfectiM of this delicate toilet luiufy. "A straw turban of large head by institute public health declared that Start right, use the article with a reputation: i7P nurl Sorrow hrim mfiirpa n. B.,tU. S.,mI,1J fathering the satin into two OT woman must realize that upon her de- you cannot afford to eioeriment with your face. three rows of shirring or cording. pended the ascent or Many would-b- e Imitates have failed en- factory foundation for a motor bon- descent, nav, the Telephone 33. A be- tirely in tneir efforts to learn the secret of Lola piece of unbleached muslin laid very existence of the human race! net, but it must le cut away at the 167-17- It Is a balm to the skin and tween 9 street Montez. back until it fits the nape of the neck, two pieces of satin will make "The popular idea," said Ladv Dock- Beretania avenue, comer Union makes It easy to sreserre your good looks the scarf more supple and also warmer. rell, every At first class druggists - Sample and Beauts after which it its bent to conform to "is that woman has about BbaB Tn the The Light heat, is Book on request. Mrs. the shape of the head. When the light colors these scarfs are five men around her from whom she can Bath produces sweating without intense NETTIE HARRISON CO.. of brim are cov- worn in the evenings by young girls, choose a husband. Only lating and of deleter San Francisco, tr front and sides the in rare and will help the organism to rid itself of all kind9 may had a1 ered with shirrings of plaiting, and but the black ones, faced with white isolated cases is that so. Usually m a gases, vapors and the reduction the veil, which also serves as string or briaht blue, are. needless to state. woman 13 ready to accept the man "she fluids. It is of the greatest value in to ld iQLAHGXTq is drawn, across the crown, such a hat and are to he made up only a3 is thrown against, and invariably she corpulency. CREME acquires the appearance of a quaint gifts for Christmas time or birthdays in her own mind, knows that he does little Vionnet. The model is an extremely popular nor approach her ideal." The oldfashioned sunbonnet model, one and is worn evening and afternoon Lady Dockrell concluded by savin" so trying to mature faces, usually with opera cloak and lingerie frock. that the time would come when "a woman Tt is Yelvet, vastly becomes a young girl. at lined with chiffon, is also made would refuse to accept a man unless he minus up in BENSON, SMITH & CO., its best in corded silk and the this way, and the velvet scarfs could show some certificate of mental Fort and Hotel Sts, care attachment, as the neck is suCi- - are sure to be worn during the autumn. and physical fitness. READ THE ADVERTISER THE SUNDAY ADVERTISES, AUGUST 21, 1910.

General Leonard Wood-N- ew Chief of Staff New York Tribune i

easy that it a crime is so Ticking up bis riding whip, usually jus only weapon, accompanied bv the ANNOUNCEMENT x.eo- - S3" . ihP comment 01 ueu. luiie American soldier, lie strolled across Lwben asked by what secret to the scene of trouble. Reaching the door be bad won a of the club, the General and bis w0oii.g fame single guard sol. turned. 'foaled by few American "Shove them back, sentrv." he com Seliool soon seemed to oe mueu manded. days will be here, and the education that Qntees. hasn't modest Around swung the rifle, a wav was begun last rear and the vear before will be resumed. square-shouldere- and "triek,or was soon cleared in front of the door. AVe are giving lessons in economy 'Aow shoot the. first man wlin rilapps domestic right here in y V ood with General isti t his foot ou that step." he said, and this store the kind of economy that has to do with, the !ilCef returns in bv the annual strolled baek to his writing. Within dressing of bovs and voung collegians. either. A few years ago an hour the mob had dispersed. , Sngton Traction and Electric uu.-'- .aimiv, xeariessiy, vigorously, It's a rare bird who does not know the value of the 7whose directors had been the "Fighting Doctor" has wrought his ITart, Schaliner & Marx Clothing we sell. It's an odd 3?3l'I'the soldier-doctor'- s executive career. Wherever he has gone reforms - Cuba, offered him the coin- nae ionowed. JNow that he has the chap who has not worn goods from this store, and a poor entire military force presidency. of the country at judge of value who will not speak well for what is sold not leave the military service ins disposal ins Iriends predict that 1 States so long as my ser- - "things will look ud all alone the here. ie une. ' Snted--not for $30,000 a We believe we have the most complete and that amount," he said General Wood, like all great fighters, , twice The man lines of Clothing in city. asked what be was wilted at once, and a half-hou- r is a man of peace. Yet he considers the We especially call "Money is not the later all five were in the guard "militarism," that terrible word so to Clothing, good ready-to-wea- r house attention the suits, made the world,'' he added. awaiting trial. often conjured with, a mere bugaboo, tiin He found and denies of material that will stand knocks. We have Knicker- advance in military favor the price of meat too hi?h that the huge standing Santiago. armies and knee-lengt- h 2Jwf itb his fis. Curiously in The butchers were sum- universal military service of bocker and straight trousers for boys of all 155 moned before him Europe are a misfortune industrially. rthe man he knocked out was the without delay. ages. Knickerbocker - A in brown corduroy will win the ' of his department, Through an interpreter he asked- On the contrary, he believes such ser- Seneral Miles. Young Wood "How much do you charge for your vice of the highest educational vakie fancy of any chap up to sixteen years of age. Shirts of J! nieatt" in subsequent civil pursuits and such . tt.TtA the army. He was the famous brands, and Shirtwaists for fellows I a mosrul engine "Ninety cents a pound, preparedness for war the surest guaran the little ctmncr as senor." full-lengt- - does tee oi peace. who not yet h size. as tempered steel with pow- "What it cost ouf " have reached the ! wo,,'' , 4.1. : i. There was hesitation and a shufflincr Not that he would apply that system short. tuictv in this country. He Pajamas and Nightshirts, made of good material by tJ .tdstnrdy He was an all- - of feet Then one of the men freely admits that legs. said, in at the present time public sentiment expert women, who custom r1 ...... Tiortipnln. r! v pimprr-- -r a warning voice: finish their work as welLas 1 Jieto, auu here would not tolerate a larger stand- bout3 were a favorite "Meat is very, very dear, your ex shirtmakers. These vary in price from $1.50 upward. Fistic celleney. " ing army or any measure of compulsory slie at headquarters. Miles was military serviee. However, he has in No boy should be without these garments. Our Under- own prowess. The shy "How much a pound!" 1 of bis costs mind definite policies for increasing the snrgeon'hung back, however, till "It us very much, and" erficiency wear department is replete with goods at various prices U "How much a toundf" of the standing army and the ieril ouc 6- - 1 size and effectiveness of the national and wTith value in every piece. Hats and Caps frdm the fltion to put on the gloves, assur. "Fifteen cents, your excellency, but guard. General Wood be- , we therefore would take into considera-5- have lost much money durincr the lieves Knox Factory. Straws from the great factories in Balti- iufl he war and" in: lis opponent's youth, etc. That Doubling the attendance at West more and from Panama. Our assortment of Neckwear iso have your customers. Now meat Point so that there shall be twice as i m ue iwenrv-nv- e of every fLL As a result, General Miles sum ai eenta a many trained officers available. The is unexcelled; all sorts shapes and known shade llorooghly thrashed, and from that pound, and not one cent more. Do you General, though not a West Point man, is represented here. You cannot go wrong in your selec- was the warm friend of the understand!" says he would be twice as useful if he forth They did. tion from the stock, because every piece is right. Gloves, doctor, who was destined to were. typical Cuban one day in his shoes as head of inat institution, the Strengthening the service schools. Suspenders and Garters are here in endless variety and rf agitating editor, began makinar him A more definite schooling system for a jrfflV. Cubans trouble as soon as hp. struck tvn iclan the national guard, beginning with ele- at all prices. We have just added a line of excellent the first things the ! Cm of He sent for the most violent of lessons field jiieed about the new Governor, aside the mentary the first year, Trunks Trunks that will outlast a baggage handler fair-- n editors. maneuvers the second, and closing with f--a lis modesty, was his eminent "You may say anything you please in- anvwhere..' There was no sentimentality or sham battles in the third. Every against me Haber-dasher- v mingled with his love for the personally," he said in his ducement should be offered to get men Your inspection of the stock of Clothing and wbea quiet way, at- - 'are'deaL" Keports came to him "but the moment vou into the national guard. Employers bovs and voung men is invited. I tack the government I shall put you in of should remove all for American soldiers were in the labor restrictions 5a lorro Castle and keep you today often keep men out. gn; of eating at Cuban restaurants there." that On another memorable occasion Gen- Shortening the term of enlistment in refusing to pay. Other places of eral Wood was writing in his office in the regular army so the force shall suffered likewise. One day a that wm the palace one evening. A solitary sen- be made up of younger men and more T caught a steer soldier was raiding try, armed with a rifle, stood at the trained soldiers turned back to civil jnlrj store with four fellow soldiers, outer door. Suddenly there burst across life to form the nucleus of national Silva's Toggery, Ltd. westaped. the plaza a mob of five hundred Cubans. guard bodies. "Do yon know what the penalty of A shower of stones, bricks and other Government ownership of camp sites. ii offense is if you are proved missiles was poured through the win- Fairer treatment of army convicts Elks' Building. Phone Gol. King Street jlM" demanded General Wood dows of the Spanish Club. A hatless and reinstatement of men dismissed for messenger came rushing in shouting, minor offenses. fellow lie didn't, nor did he greatly "Where's the General! Quick! The A well regulated canteen as a con-serv- jr, He took it all as a joke, expeet-ajii- j Cubans are trying to take the town." of army morals. offense to be winked at after General Wood was leisurely folding The development of an efficient aero- j refractory lecture. up his papers. "I know it," he calmly nautical service. "Well, yon will be hanged," return-:h- e remarked to the breathless messenger. Along all these lines the silent, active general. "Now, tell me who "I have heard the row. We will go doctor-soldie- r is saying little, but it is with von." over and stop it." confidently believed he is thinking a lot. 4 He Ask Claret Is Consumption Cure, Says French Doctor MACEY al- PA Rlh , July 16 Periodically the claret and we'll not only destroy medical and scientific world of Paris coholism, but go a long way toward wiping out consumption as well." gets a shock at the bands of Dr. Jacques Doctor Bertillon 's professional col- ECTDONAL BOOKCASE! Bertillon. But the latest thunder- leagues are already up in arms against bolt is the worst that has struck them his theories, but being used to their for many years. Doctor Bertillon calm- opposition lie holds on to his views all the more strongly. Beautify the Home ly announces that claret is the best remedy and preventive of consumption. THE QUAEBEL. commence with, he lays down the me to (I What is good for my cough? To She had begged and beseeched r.roriosition that whisky, brandy and change my position, A Ayes Cherry Pectoral. rbeer are among the chief causes of con To view the affair in the same light she Hew sumption. On the other hand, he as- that l long has it been used? done, I rowed under no such enemy of whis- Had but A Seventy years. serts that claret is the condition ky, beer and brandy and explains that Could I be inveigled with her to doctors endorse it? if the people of northern France would nirree. I orjrned. question at issue AKnot,wewould not make it. only substitute claret for the other Then she the drinks many lives would be saved. with fervor, Q Do you publish And emphasized strongly her "dar- the formula? In suport of this theory he brings lings" and "dears." AYes, On The every bottle. i forward some interesting figures. But, seeing that none of these tactics Q twenty-eigh- t northern departments of would serve her, ' Any alcohol in it? France, which drink beer, whisky and She used then a woman's prerogative' A Not a tears. single drop. brandv, have a population of 18,000,000 42,190 peo- Howmaylleam people. Out of this number me sharply, with sar- J more ofthis? 130 per 100,000, died in She had scolded ple, that is, me. Askyour consumption. But the fifty-nin- e casm cut doctor. He knows. 1906 from flayed me with irony's tortur-- . I .southern departments, which drink She'd p Ijj have ing tools, nothing but claret, vowed her wish was respected s Pectoral 21.O00.00O, and out of this number And if ferry of they'd shut ine "2 .",0(3 people, that is, 140 per 100.000, 1900. Therefore In some close asylum for obstinate NMfcDr.l. C, died of consumption in Ay & Co., Lowell, Hast., U, S. A. up fools! if the northern departments gave things nnI .hrandv and reverted r.nt seeing that none of these average deaths from seemed to move me. to claret alone the discerning with only deaf roi.ii'np:ion would drop !'0 per 100,000 And keenly of a saving of onra resulting, in the main, I listed her outburst, she sought, to New ii-. inn liriu nor finnnm.. Td Shapes J statistics, as usual. reprove me Gr.iri" deep into out in copious Macey Bookcase preserves your books free from dust D., :or Bertillon proceeds to show that By sobbing her heart the three cities in France where the tears. THE is drunk are Paris, Rouen is nleohol would yon do, I ask insects. It made in rich golden oak and may be MILLINERY and Havre. Their mortality rate for And then (what l'-a- c.nimpHon respectively is o.s. n.i it sincerely!) T her temper, and owned, 4'13 per 100,0n0 for consumption, pardoned built up a section at a time until you have a fine library. The ? heaviest rate in France. bv the way, the a brute, but that loving r-oi'- n" to England, he shows that That T'1 been Just Beeeived. ! mortality there reaches its her dearlv popular bookcase in the market. coemption mad at a thing she most i aim could not get among bartenders , I Rne Wlple rate among railway cmpnnr-.- mi'jht say. sr. Straws and the men a plea that s an exceptionally sober set of is For it's ensy to turn from even the ilravmen and "arie.mn. appealing, Felts .. .. arraignment at the rate of per jnu And it's easy to list an flo his tables shows that from that sears, 0-- Another of - New .10 consunipu"" i- show me a man who's so cold and Coop Flowers the e of upward But V.r Ihree times more rampant mi feel inff, HackfeOd because, im- - He'll not yield a point to a woman m , New is more pr-n..- tut tears! LIMITED ,lonbr.,m. alcohol.sm s Models among men than women. And so in j;nv Farrell Greene, in Leslie be reaches the conclusion that Weeklv. j teetotalism is the bet way to Zmt but PERIL. fiaht not only intemperance, aio MACHINES OF could be used consumption. , . "Do vou think airships fi- -bt consumption in France "To fight effort ivelv in warfare?" . UYEDA noncluded. "we must begin to "Tbev' miirht," replied the skeptical NEW SOUVENIR POST CARDS CHAS. BREWER & CO.'S he by for-bid- d air- must do it the Mid-Pacifi- I Pl,oW,sm and we person, we could provide c In- as "if New York Line JOHN NEILL dr.nks to go up Mc-Kinle- y n-- the sale of such and induce the enemy n e , wMch foster ships st i t t uuanu St. in,.lv, beer and cider. in them." High ENGINEER. coemption. no use mak It's School, St. An- 135 Merchant Street. iint The bark FOOTING SUEY will sail I s n-- nleohoi.sm. com- e.-.he- w.tee "The man I marrv must have drew's Cathe- Machinery Repaired. doing that for twenty rears haughty one. dral; 250 su- from New York for this port about THF iWfUftn ePn act. L(t mon sense," said the "lie out much Let us the other answered, bitterly. bjects; largest Oetober 3 5, subject to change. Freight Ship and General Blacksrnithing. i i won't." publishers. AND NUUANTJ Buffalo Express. taken at lowest rates. For information GASOLINE ENGINES. i . HAWAII & auE ft, irrifti apply to Chas. Brewer & Co., 27 Kilby lambeet "What makes Gillet so sadf" "Be SOUTH SEAS SoorJ palate nnd does not. Hkl an aeroplane CURIO CO., street, Boston, or Theo. II. Davies & READ THE ADVERTISER, Cold tUfi.- the its own ha a ubwav income and Baer si v and ofher drinks, create Young Bldg. Co., Lt l., Honolulu, WORLD'S NEWS DAILY - Aa Other 5 wife." Life. T hi c iff ,l,..,n::.l for more. Make people Jnm. William O. Smith Trust Department Tinkering the Book THE Angeles Times. TO BUY FOR BOYS ESTATES MANAGED. REVENUE! Robert J. Burdette in Los ERE COLLECTED, LOANS AND IN- "The way of the wicked is dark-ness,- " that. VESTMENTS MADE. are a few whirlwinds in it. says the writer of the proverbs. There You'll find them principally in the Old the rate of one every twenty-fou- r hours. Is But the way of the tinker is a con- Testament. These make it too breezy School days are hiking along at your tinual glare of novelty. There are some even for the breeziest advocates of a appearance along with their boy, or are your boys, ready to make a good fellows? Let . Fire Insurance men. who never put away childish breezier Rible. Vivid flashes of light- ning, shadowless and in They are men who rip open We the largest assortment of boy's clothing in the city, things. the the vra;h or righteousness against sin us help you and them. have vie the head of the drum .to see where te ( vol'evs of thunder echoing families in the Islands. There are fathers i to more half the buying AGENTS FOB ENGLISH-HAWAIIA- noise comes Irom. Ihev take apart tne across its paios. making the everlasting are outfitters than tremble and the mountains rock when UNDERWRITERS. wateh to find out what makes the hills who used to come with their fathers a new suit was to on granite bases with terror of clothing here for their sons wheels go round, and eau never put it their the denunciation? of omnipotence. The continuity of trade relations that would not exist if, "Satisfaction" together again. They touch the buzz voice of many waters roaring down its be bought. It shows a fifty-fiv- saw to see if it is going. They touch like the sound of the storm-awakene- d Mcinerny's for e years. columns in every particular had not been the aim of Real Estate it again to show how they lost the first seas. But it isn't what you'd call a FOB fcALE. finger. These are the people who bend EVERY- "breezy book."' The most partial re- OUR GOODS ARE HIGH IN Boys' Suite and single garments LOTS KALIHL PTJTJNTJI, KEWALO your cane till it breaks to see how elas. viewer would hardly speak of it in that made of m tie it is. They break the blade of your tone, in suggesting THING BUT PRICE AND KAIMTJKI. approving light wool. Boys' trousers in khaki and mixed pocket knife to test its temper. books for summer reading. material These are the people who tinker old I don't believe, if a vote were taken Suits in Cotton Duck, Pique and Linen. U. TOGAWA j in all the newspaper offices in America, in- hymns and old poems that have won We want you to come in and CLOTHES DOCTOR. that the suggestion to make the Bible their way into the love and the admira- a breezier would carry. I believe Boys V Shirtwaists, full length OrjraniMT little is sure to shirts sewed Pioneer Clothes Cleaner and a it would be snowed under by a most spect the goods. There u AND CLEAN- tion of the people. They add stanza of the EAGLE DYEING overwhelming majority. The men who mother MSJuld sew and cut to fit boys of WORKS. to "America'7 because it seems to them any ghMu ING make the newspapers what thev are be something your boy needs and it left out a part of the country. By Special attention paid to Silk Gar would shrink from undertaking a revi. i Made of material that will wear like iron. Patten ments. Orders taken for Embroidery. the time a tinker in every State of the sion of the King James version. When we have it at the price that will FOBT STBEET, Below Chaplain Lao. Union has soldered on the stanza per- they "have put the paper to bed" they that willappeal to any boy. Formerly Occupied by Mrs. Pari. taining to his particular ttate, bring- want another sort of reading in their be satisfactory to you. One whole ing out its special feature, our national Bible. The minister has mistaken the Neill Ltd literary taste of newspaperdom. to clothing for Catton, & Company, hymn will contain fifty stanzas, and But there is a reason for this. Tt an- - floor is devoted will celebrate not only rocks and rills i pear-- , on a further reading of the dis- - AND MACHINISTS. An opportunity is ENGINEERS and woods and templed hills, but gold patch, that this minister has just com men and boys. or Second and South .Sts., Kakaako. and silver mines, extensive coal fields, pleted the course training in jour by a correspondence to examine the the nalism offered afforded ladies Boilers retubed with charcoal iron or gopher, the badger, the grizzly bear, school of journalism." Underwear for the little fellow and the boy tubes. General ship work. steel the steamboat, the cactus, the oil der- Oh. well, that explains everything. leisure and to materials at their or rick, natural gas, borax deserts, baron- If I had read that before reading the who is big, imagines himself so. The sort for fhi ROMAN fit FRIETAS ial breweries, tobacco warehouses, blue rest of the article I wouldn't have see that their boys are properly a word of this. No wonder the Student and the Athlete. Nightgowns grass distilleries, written and Pajaau, HAT COMPANY. and the Woman's man has g me dotty over Bible revision, Christian Temperance Union. A mile-lon- g fitted. Our own "Bushelman" is funny psalms of contrition and breezy well made and reasonable in price. They OPP. CLUB STABLES. tail for a tiny dot of a kite. It is a an what is apocalypses. If there word in this comforting to think that in these essay that lias hurt his feelings, it is here to make alterations. days every boy should have. . , Felt and Straw Hats of scienee the best, and indeed the retracted with profuse and humble only kites, have no tails. Indeed, tails apologies. "Correspondence school of Panamas would be impediments to the loftiest I thought all time and journalism!" the most successful flights. he was talking about newspaper work The Star Dyeing and Cleaning Shop Kites with tails, for that mattes, are and newspaper men. Oh. well! NECKWEAR. A line of neckties and collars second only to the stock in the factory where the the inventions of a puerile civilization. everybody the breezy 221 Beretanla Street, near Alakea. The If knows that Chnese, who were expert kite Av- is merely a graduate of P. Heid. ers, fly only Bible advocate goods are made. Hats and Caps made by the great Stetson and .Frank Toegards, the best hose Telephone 182. the tailless kites. We have the correspondence school of journalism, but very recently caught up with the no harm is done by what he says. It is saver ever made. The boy who wears these keeps his toes where they belong. MAKAI SIDE OF STBEET Chinese. ' only when people are misled into think- No connection with the place across th In every generation there is one in- him a newspaper man his opin ventor. ing that street. Sometimes two. Rarely three. ions may have a vicious influence. Occasionally four. And rarely a dozen Possibly more. MAN MISS KELLY People who were born about seventy WHEN A DON'T MARRY. years ago can recall the first steamshin. Friends all around him he sees the first railwav . MANICURE train ? tlm.v firtt... l nur i) i Follies forgot leiegrapn wires, stretched upon the i Married and settled, while he's HAIEDEESSING. SHAMPOOING. everiasting poles; the first telephone.' Going to pot. IVflo IV0cDrD(2trirDy9f the first aeroplane' ! No. 200 Boston Building. phonograph the first af'py are they with their wives and Ltd me nibT auiomotHie, the first typewrit-- 1 ttieir progenies; er, the first linotype, the first "wirelessi He 'n n's rooms, vainly trying to lodge teiegrapii apparatus. There are a few in ease, FORT and MERCHANT STREETS BREAD other firsts, but these are prominent. A Gloomily sits, an unwilling Diogenes score of inventors "in a generation. Pity his lot! But the tinkers of that time. Tbey " All varieties of Fresh Bread and outnumber the sands of the seashore. There in those homes of the Blest The improvers. The men who quickly Fain would he sit, Plain Crackers manufacture a guest, catch hold of an idea, once clearly de- Welcomed by all as daily at our Bakery, 1134 Nuu-an- u veloped, and add to it here and there. Famed for his wit. street. Once an egg was stood on end. Onlv But the young wives view his sehemes once. Because the idea was so nerfect- - with anxiety, Patrons and interested parties ly wrought out ip the first Fearing less, in his unhallowed society, experiment may cordially invited to cali ana mar, notning couia possibly be added to John be lured from his newly art it, and all the novelty of the found pietv thing was Back to witness the process of manufac- exnausted torever in that one success- the Tit. ful trial. Onee in manv ture from the opening of thi acres a thinff is Plainly his clothing reveals done so well that it forever remains un- - sacks of flour to the packinf cl tinkered and unimproved. Needs of a wife i ytate Socks that are lacking in heels the manufactured product Over m the of Illinois there Burden his life cases, tins and cartons. dwells a tinker, pastor of a church, who Frayed are his cuffs, and his collars has got out his soldering iron and blow tastily pipe, with the intention of improving ) j uarmsh-r-i- grow text-boo- with spikes, and they the k of his calling. He pro- i in disgrace he poses til! to popularize the Bible. And his Burns them, and shirts with new but- - Love's Bakery idea is to improve the old Book by tonholes. hastily making it "more like the newspapers. " Bored with a knife. 1134 Nuuanu Street What do you know about that? lie is quoted as saying "If the Bible vrh.it though, to banish Desnnir. were breezier it would be more read." rinbwnrd he wends? 99 It would also be yellower, parson. A Lonelv l,i heart even there & j Dondero Lansing heap sight. Gone are ,;s friends. He thinks that "many persons who So bv the fire, in the doom of his car- - For Real Estate. are now repelled by the style of the' ret, he King James version would read a news-- 1 Muses, till, sent bv the gods of their paper-Bibl- e with and pleas- 83 interest charity, Merchant St. ure." Why not with edification and Thoughts unaccustomed arise, and benefit also? hilarity "the eagle This high compliment to reportorial On him attends English must be very gratifying to all newspaper men. That the men CLEANING, DYEING and translation Thoughts of the he knows of the Bible, which crystallized the Bound for their sins. PRESSING WORKS. English language, is inferior in its Beep in connubial woes, to the racy jiolice court report. (' to chins; y "style" their nmXn ' fC,k exnetl our latest shipment of new Regal Oxford styles, and cannot uj FORT AND STREETS. er s woe edi- Bliss in perfection sought, and, KUKUI tales of and the sporting they in nCW egal 0xfords have th and workmanshp tor's stories of the diamond is "news," quest of it, KKJSnkA fished appearance souls, ghefpnce, custom-bui- lt shoes--and their styles are accurate reproductions of the even in the sanctums where news is the Bartered their and their friends newes?S ill shapes An Electric Door Bell onlv religion. ITad the newspapers make a jest of it; the season. made such a claim for their literary ex- - j That s when he feels that he still has Is good company, cellence, the audacious editors would i th best of it - have been flayed alive in all the pulpits llKlt h0" ne gr;ns! UNION ELECTRIC CO. Club-Fellow- of the land. But as the compliment The . comes from the pulpit, the new scribes Harrison Bldg., Beretania St. are entitled to bow low, and declare A characteristic anecdote is told of REGAL SHOES - b"v of - that they are over-flattere- "Not at C'herivb'ni. the most jealous of the irri- fort Re'lS hy,r,qu' te kae and worlmanAip-a- nd for the perfect El and com- ail." table fiemis of composers, lie had been ' well-knowi- A revision of by upon to be present at the first low-n- U For Sale the Bible prevailed ol SatL VX1'. u th-e- Regal.-t- he clevere "breezy" writers would undoubtedly j representation of the work of a con-fin- d le YrilUdr.! ? S' readers where the old King James j frere, and. during the first acts, which version does not in favor. Say, a com- - j were much applauded by the public, he One of the most beautiful homes in vs. put ; a gloomy silence. The Manoa Valley. Contains three large, bination of Petroleum Nasby, to had kept third , in the funny spelling; tell, Jim-- ; act was less favorably received, and a airy bedrooms, den, dining-room- par- "Wot' REGAL - J SHOE Kins and lor and roomy kitchen. my Fadden," for " phras- certain passage especially seemed to STORE, ing," the Arizona Kicker, for vigorous cast a cold blanket over the spectators, Bethel astonish-English- . Has gag and electric lights and hot expression, the sporting page, for terse j when the old maestro, to the water heater. Kooms mosquito prooi. Say, an account of the cruci-- 1 ment of his friends, was seen to n S3.50, $4.00, $4.50, Sanitary plumbing throughout. in the style of a modern electro-- j plaud heartily. "Do you really "like $5.00, cution story; a pharaphrase of the Ser- - j that duo?" asked one of them; Dwelling is in large lot and com- "I mou on the Mount after the style of a j should have thought it was one of the mands both marine and unobstructed in a vaudeville poorest and coldest in the whole elevated burlesque lecture view of the mountains from its sketch; a funny transcription of the; opera." "You idiot," answered the position. y 1 Fiftv-firs- t Psalm; a cushy-mush- rendi-- maestro, with genuine naivete, "don't Grounds planted in ornamental shade tion of the Thirteenth Chapter ot 1 you see that if I did not applaud it he CASTLE & COOKE, and fruit trees. Servants' house and Corinthians that wonderful dhpter on might possibly cut it out?" Ltd. chicken yards at an agreeable distance love. A clever writer could make a per. skit from the dwelling. fectly killing summer.girly of that Mr. Gladstone was once making one chapter. Oh, there's no question that, TO TASTE well-kep- IT JUST well-bui- lt t of his ureat speeches in the House when WILL MAKE YOUR WATER Lot faces a and the Bible would attract a great deal of MOUTH Btreet and is within short distance of quarters Lord Beaconsfield (then Mr. Disraeli) SHIPPING AND COMMISSION attention in some indifferent opposition. Gladstone car line. This is one of the most de neglected, if it were was leader of the MERCHANTS. where it is now had worked himself up into a great sirable homes in the valley and one of made "breezier." But whether th offerings in state, and referred to "the right honor HEIINZE the best real estate within breezy B:b e woul. be read by so munM , the last twelve months. the old is open to ,sm.. people as is version of SUGAB FACTORS doubt. AND GENERAL APPLE For particulars apply to not. joraer," "Question, etc., ivtiien so ais-- i INSURANCE Or rather, it is right honorable gentle, AGENTS. "Breezy" literature is not Listing. concerted the j BUTTEK man the of dis-- I long as the zephyr that he lost thread his It lasts just about as coure. He threw back his head, and from which it its adjective. The Put up in crock gu I ft taks i to remember lie new style crocks and every inn it far more correctly in vain tried where REPRESENTING word describes left off. when Mr Disraeli leaned acro-- s MmFort and Merchant Sts. people who llKe bre,z i:t,n in. than New England Fresh shipment just The adjective, is Mutual Life Insuranca ature think it does. word was 'satellites.' " Company of Boston. PICKLES. ORIENTAL GEMS well chosen. That is one tiling about i There is also INDIA RELISH, MINCE WEAL and the proposed newspaper Bible which is Aetna Fire Insurance Company. In beautiful Jewelry bits so snperhumaiily accurate that it may "How do yon like the new oatmeal HORSE RADISH, KETCHUP, and many others. be accepted as 'inspired." soap?" inquired the barber. "Seems National Fire Insurance Company - a tin1 customer; BO WO The Bible not breezy book. Its nourishing," replied "but Citizens Insurance Company (Hartford Order now your grocer, best friends and its most earnest and I've had niv breakfast." Washington Fire Insurance Company). ri from Hotel St. bet. Maunakea and Smitk devoted admirers mrst, and do, admit ! Herald. London Assurance Corporation. lu THE SUNDAY ADVERTISER, AUGUST 21, 1910.

$ouId Rather Sew Than Eat But, Oh, You Sea!

- f It may be your turn. List to the voice of the Badger man. The fire at Paia Thursday night meant a loss of one hundred thousand dollars worth of property independent of the time lest to the business. If it is your next are you prepared ? Badger's Fire Extinguishers, Chemical Engine and. a watchman with a watchman's clock will afford you protec- tion from loss by fire. It is cheap insurance. Do not delay. Maybe the fire will not wait as long as you are willing to. Buy now and install these appliances before you go up in smoke and have little left but regrets.

9 AGENT Fort Street. Honolulu. Telephone 5. I

1;. V TOM SHARP, The Painter Signs of all kinds. Elite Building Scenic Work, Decorating, rt4 Phone 397 Graining, Paper Hanging, Etc. MISS EUXYEA

nsD.T ga encrust- - 99 imi tLe Touzt&in of Tonttt If he had onlv "Nope-l-Bee- n! - - Goin'?; ffriOTp "hieb acred a? an ex- j Leaded Lis "bark Toward Honolulu he WOQJa &Te in a black satin sovm saiied xigtt through it -- fedve To wish yourself miles away , jjcij iic catereu lie .narSOT." ajow after row of cut jet beads. UNCLE is to be half way there when LEOLA HAEVET-ZLDEE- , SAM W-- that ?""in5 was the vou own R. a iss likes our Meat and he is a hard uncle to please. He sends an S. Motor she loved best of all except NAUGHTY POLLY. To start is to see your- people to the penitentiaries at times because they try to cycle ? A young tf & yoa think swimming. lady Ir. named Pr. self safely back. Had a parrot that constantly shr. fool the public. With all the money that we spend for aid Miss Bunyea. "there is An R S. multiplies the earn- "la" That parrot would rwear refrigeration and sanitation we not only don't avoid inves- cTisspifcf of sewirg that I would Tiil he briitstored tie air ing power of every man and And ii the protected he mr, tigation we request it. What you buy from us is right. from to finish machine farm. saves sail pray the beach Boston Transcrijit. on the It isjiai would have to be Try bathing t- the horse for the plow, the The head of a nuinufactcring Ei 1 design all of my own dresses concern wagon for work. The T. Vl The liH T ,., Metropolitan Market - lt most of lhen:- 1 iave!ing his own 'Wed and persistent sfjljb price to a uressmaker for j toil, and who has newr felt that he R. S. and then, W. Prop. 0 when r. Heilbron, ifuni it arrived home j could spare the time for a vacation, not " ist! tried it oa and grabbed rr;v seis- - loiigr ago, however, decided that he was

i along in years and be was Telephone sec started in gating that 45 El to rip out the places Motorcycle . , to a rest, tilling his son into me 3 j aiJBcrt just j.ease and work-st- y fl :Le librarv, he said: "Tom. I 're m o3 remaking the whole jv-- is simplest construction,. pretty hard tr.'tt a while now r-- f hag mightiest safflt .. and have done very well, so I have in power, reasonable HUafmrlifp 7 have I.e.--- tnnr! rf decided t-- ret're and turn the busi- - in price, costs little to maintain, over to TTl;at do vou and in all of my travels I vtu. savf' The vonng man pondered the situation always ready, infallible in service. tajmrvet found a beach to equal gra.ve!y. Then a bright id'.a seemed to j 5c worth of gasoline will carry you from 20 to 50 trewnpRre with "vTaikiki. Yes, I strike him. say. dad." be suggest- miles. The new R S combination tank holds fuel, teMctrt there and in the water ed, "how would'! it do for you to work a and oil for a 200 mile trip. Come in and see the k aSig!a, Isn't it perfectly won-irrc- il few yours longer and then the two of use : ft ire tocethT?"' We are sure machine and let us demonstrate its superior points. "I l lM Ui fka r.-- TTm We art also aganU lor RENOWNED READING STANDARD B1CYCU5, . . t The baldest man in crgress is Be. - wiui appreciate tne xronaer- ir.rra-iv- e tV'-- Jams of Kenruckv. a. aafitpvaig. have santtanum they j One hot afternoon, when he was We can fit you with as comfortable their reach and do not gaged in-- a heated cid'oquy with Mr. E. 0, HALL SON, Ltd. U'ayne k fe&fsdrartage of it Swimmir.c of New York, be shook his fist t rfk.i .5.. r iand wagged h;s head with great energy. Agents, Territory Hawaii in ona Tie gtBI;eiriail from Kentuckv! Sole of For -' I"iwn. proof of this take jallow VAe to interrupt him?- queried; !iw K Annette Kellerman. that per-- j Mr. Payne politely. "For a question, sMewomaji j of course.'' agreed James. j SHOES rom Australia, Two "Well." not your gory; Awrican girls, the Finney Sis-ar- e retorted Payne, "shake also loeks at me." That enled the debate.. feet, and the striking example of what as ever covered your reason I Silk A Coats 2liri Mandarin mil - seesis to me that it would be a OAHU RAILWAY TIME TABLE. able price will add to your impossitiEty for a woman to I SILK CREPE WAIST PATTERNS, f dd Outward. Mr if she wrm"!, r.iiT- - it: .Klf 1 - satisfaction. SILK SCARFS, PICTURE FRAMES, f stare time in any of the many For Waianae, Waialua, Kahuku and j o a. "3:20 p., m. s 6IrtB possible here. Wev StaticBs Take for City, Ewa Mill and Way PIN CUSHIONS. horseback For Pearl I riding. I have Stations 7:30 a. m., :la a. m., 2;ct d every day since I arriv-ai- 21:S0 a. m., ::25 p.. m.. 3:20 p. m., each day it becomes harder 5:15 v. ra..;P:S0 V. m.. tll:15 p. na. a. I tarn my horse's head hotel- - Tor Wahiawa and Lilehua 10:20 m-- , p. m., 11:15 p. m. i T roads are so e., 5:25 p. i:30 SAYEGUSA beautiful that Irwaxd. Wtli never tire of reridir- - over Shoe Store Nuuanu Street Above Hotel 's. Arrive Honolulu from iSafcuku, Waia-lu- Mclnerny Wai&nae S:SS a. m, 5:31 sa :aie lernis, and another of the good 7- TTi :: r the Koaier;. A sirl who put vt:v Hcrohtlu from Fwa Mill and j Fort St. just above King St. 'isito it and devotee ill of the Pearl Citv f7:4o a. m.. 8:36 a. m., -- u-- , 13 a. m.. i:4U p. m., p. Ttlalle for outdoor T.mv.r.2. :o T, TT--- T""0 1 praeticallv .1' - TT-.- V ,A the vear Arrive iionoit.ia trctn sa-- a j I IN foald LOTS PRUITVALE scion deveic"" ;jn a Le'iiehvia P:15 a. in., tl:40 p. m., 5:31 lam -- 0 willirg to wa2-,- r that Ho-ye- t t, rj '20-1- m. Limited, a two-hou- r turn out a" second May ''fite 'llsleiwa frrt-c'as- s honored), ",55- - From t.VT (or.lv ti'.kets j retwrrs t 1..-- t,1 every Sunday at 8:36 Cent leaves Btnoluiu One Per a. m.; returrirr. arrives in Honolulu this : n,' stops only s liable to b any at P-'l- m. The limited ; it. tv'.oTi ' and Waiaia outward Square Civ Foot arl'waianae; Waipahu and Pearl City heeii out to riw i";,,..- -r SKEETOO inward. . vu vae or hfc v umy. t. ,,r over p.-.n- rx"ept Sttrday. Jruaay Bats 'F. C. SMITH, fS and I rede out Mo- - G. P.' PE:T?6", Or a trifle over for home sites of more than -,.' all watch tv.e a.,v. SuT'erittendent. The Skeeter's enemy for time ! " there one arce each, adjoining the celebrated Pu-ke- le , is any good clean sport "M RAILWAY TIME TABLE , followed in th,-- I.'a-i- - J K00LAU cents Homesteads in PAL0L0 VALLEY, ten j.a to discover what it is. 75 no gaae minutes' waik from the car line. that the men DiTLT, EXCEPT 5ATOPAT, .. lSe - adjoining women can l- o este;. AND H OLID ATS These lots are the beautiful want ton Sr'PAY Pt:r-alu- A. Ririeout, Leave Kahata for hemes of Owen Williams, William 4 iioons an eie. f'.-- the CO., F. Patten, tlnnV at 12:00 M. BENSON, SMITH & Ltd. Charles J. Schoening, Edward and 1:00 P.M. hi? a:r not one f as ArSvJ Kakt.ku at others. here as Pet urn ire: it is in .. La:e, 3m- - Hotel and Fort Streets. The rear of these lots extends to the hiil r Ari zona. ;e Leave Kahuku for I: vla. Puualuu, ivanana the 1:43 P.M. slopes, from which grand views to be had. tropical dirr:- Wav Stations at- - art Arrive Kahana ' ' Correct soH for ail kinds of fruit i SATl-EDA- rA tore frc-- B OLID ATS ,115 Let me show you this property. ft A.-- bmnett Yes, 1 ttnow .11:53 U. r i Kshuku at. DO DELAY -- Arrive NT earned rr.er, fr-- rnr-aTi- $500 per acre and up. :nTf Leave Sahara is -- treatir: your If your hair friecee is t La;e ivanu Map in my window. 5 Hala. at n.00A.M. sot mv fir.- e. TTev stst:ts MPM S 2:15 P-- rjPACHECO-- DANDRUFF KILLER a l,0D . j I 3 3 would Lpavl Kahuku for La;e iiau-- b Au oruggists. : i ard i ijL.3t rr.a-n- Prr.aluu. Hahar S? t:.r. u'a. P.M. Stations at. 12:33 3:00 P-- HONOLULU SCRAP IRON CO. AUGUST ! ' Tlaknka r- , r.-- c o tt m ;ie at trt Miev, " "" v. e a. m BSOWN. Manager. S. V P:15 Desky j cv t - C. H. jChas. U. r;. 0-- iw.t:: t:e - Victor Records Tlfarane. 77r.r,''- ri. aXO r; "isp t ra : c ic ! FORT STREET 014 Brass- - S"Sp rhich at , Pnee Paid fcr iV if , , e H:rtMt NO ON SALE i t. oil Meta'.S. 1. 3??9- - Machinery. ,&o in "Second hand had T tqTTTR. Pealf BERGStROM MUSIC CO. " .v.. 3?- Box 547. !o .7 T'CiTTLIX't. Tel. - O. cp.tr- - A. i-- - f.r;r,er e - 6 THE SUNDAY ADVERTISER, AUGUST 21, 1910.

Rubber Developments in Puna-Outl- ook for Success Is Bright

While much has been published from ! iQ mouldy 0Jim- t- withi ro time time concerning the progress of 1 i - --no .teniute V' rubber planting in the Nahiku district ' regard . SbL , , ym . ,. to the t - if Zft On Maui, comparatively few people are i iff that may be expected ner rab!t' acre, as no the-low- rubber has t aware of the existence on er eSLP. a commercul scale Te4 slopes of Manna Loa on Hawaii, of a on th but it is certain that if Tlhv IslV" flourishing rubber plantation with more made to pay anywhere t i than 20 acres of rubber trees from one can on these lands of oi" to three years of age. is very rich and well i"1 is plenty ' ! of rain, The is - few plantation si'uated about thir- tonns. and the temnerft ty miles from Jlilo in The dis- fifry-nvelS7B- .: Tuna foes L.W trict. This section has an ideal climate ...... for rubber growing. It has a verv "cgrees. even on portion of tu teavy annual rainfall, i- - not subject the lands. to Woo small, heavy wind? at any season, ami as the advise tnat rubhorhowever.Vl. soil is largely disintegrated aa lava it tinned as the unA. C"""nf is well drained and very fertile. more especially as the lands Much of the area already planted cleared "ml was eulture"ofatareensdtCef I for the 'antil a short time ago covered with purposes. r Mr dense tropical forest. The lumbering 111 "The outlook for " """" rubber h at pre operations which have been going on very bright; prices are high for some rime in th vicinitv have re CLEARING OFF THE FOREST A LOG PILE FOR CANT-BOLT- E TIE-MIL- im4i9&rTi ily advancing; Vte&Jf and sulted in opening considerable areas of continue so for some time to have an estate planted in rubber trees than the amount invested. while the cost of production U virgin wilderness and the Pacific De- - j is numbering already well up into the "Development will lie more rapid decreased n triuria... . ifi wlopmont Company, Limited, a corpor ''Vtu,;e is thousands and they have huge are.ss all than it has been hitheito. Xew fields : latter remark apphes to other connH ation, fijanced in Honolulu, and headed alont which are under their control and will be planted as the clearings are i ana is ffained from ty such men as Fred L. Waldron, C. j which will be in course of time devoted turned over to us bv Cant & Bolte and other places. : ' to M. V. Forster. Bertram von Damm. R. rubber culture. All this has gone under the terms of their contract, and "ihe question of "intercroDs" w on very quietly and even both and care will cost been raised. This calls verf, J. Pratt and others saw an opportunity the existence planting less for of the plantation is scarcely known than formerly as these new fields will consideration before it i8 decided Z tbere some years ago to plant rubber outside of the limited circle of be clean or nearly so to start with, it will entail a large extra HEWING A FOREST its in what seemed an ideal situation. They CLEARING stockholders. while the older fields will gradually be- AN EIGHTEEN-MONTH-OL- TREE there are but few quiet growing acquired other leases of goodly portions The trees thus far planted in Puna come better able to contend against suuaoie ior rnese lands of onrg. fc opening - . I' i 1 i ...... of other lands at a small ex- are principally Ceara, the variety whose the weeds, until their cultivation will Puna Tiailroad through the center of any case, crops of a perishable - and atm now arter operations extend culture has already proven such a suc- mean merely a cutting of the under- the Kauaea tract oa the obi grade has should be avoided unless a eertai. --T. taVhTrin;0"-n . 1 1 ' v ."I.v (ii ru lilt ing over a little over three years they cess at Nahiku where over 2o00 acres growth once or twice a year, and part been decided on, and the road will het at fixed rates is assured." of land is now planted. There are also of the labor now required for them will small areas planted in Hevea Brasilien-sis- , be available for other purposes. the famous "Para" rubber tree, "All of the young trees have been and from the rapid and sturdy growth fertilized save those just planted 0 of the trees of this variety which have many of them are from eight to ten been planted it seems evident that if feet high already. From the experience Hevea will develop anywhere in the thus gained the further and liberal use Hawaiian Islands it will do so in Puna. of fertilizers is strongly recommended A notable feature of the rubber trees on all the young trpes; it will probably - '"'"' in the Puna histrict is the splendid de- give us rubber at least a year earlier ; J& velopment of the leaf area. Ceara tree-- than otherwise, and will save its cost from eighteen months to two years of in lessened weeding. The older trees age prove to be veritable pyramids of do not require it at present, and its uk leaves, each leaf being from one to use in small quantities would probably two times the size of the leaf on trees not result in proportionate benefit. of similar age elsew-here- . This augurs These older trees will now average well for the health and productiveness from eight to fifteen inches in eireum-fer- - of the trees when they come into bear- nee and have made a fair growth ing. during the past year. Tn h's annual report to the company. "There is now a fair wagon road Manager T.. F. Turner speaks as fol- to Cant & Bolte's tie mill (about half- lows of the enterprise and its pros- way between the upper government pects: road and the sea) through the center "The close of the year TOrtf) sees us of Kaneleau, in the place of an almost j vith brighter prospects than ever be- 'inpassable trail.. This road is the com- fe r fore. You have today an estate valued mencement of a system of roads which by a competent plantation man, in no will eventnalFv extend across your way ! -- V - MANAGER TURNE R'S HEADQUARTERS. connected with the company, at lands, and your fields can now be .v.",: $35,000, which is considerably more easily inspected. The extension of the YOUNG TREES SET OUT IN FEBRUARY, 1909. English sermon. Sunday Kalihi-waen- a Saint John the Bap. Church tist; 8:30 a. m., high mass with eermon. Kahhi-uk- a Our Lady of the Mount; 7 a. - Services m., (first Sunday of the month); 9 of the Picture Framing in this shop has never been ques- j i. m., (other Sundays), mass with sing- iThequality ing and sermon. framing 1 Catholic Services. Honolulu: Cathe- Picture Co., Nuuanu below Hotel. Moanalua Saint Joseph; 7 a. m., dral Our Lady of Peace; 6 and 7 a. m. high mass with sermon. low masses with holy communion; Oahu Prison 1 p. m., Catholic ser- Portuguese sermon; 9 a. vice. m., children's St. Andrew's mass with singing and English Cathedral Emma sermon; above Beretania. Celebratioin of the 10:30 a. m,, high solemn mass with Holy Communion, 7 a. m. Hawaiian native sermon: L' p. ni., sodality meet- service at 9:15; Sunday school at 10 ojcloek; ing and benediction of the blessed Hawaiian Sunday school at at 10:30 o'clock a. m., morning Bacrament; 7 p. m., Portuguese service sermon at 11 o'clock; evening services at 7:30. and benediction of the blessed sacra- Weekday services: Thursday, Holy ment. During the week the masses at Communion at 7 a. m.. Friday evening prayer 6 and 7 a. in. First Friday of the at 7:45 o'clock. Cathedral clergy: The Et. Pev. nenry B. Res-taric- month, 7 p. benediction of bles- in., the Bishop of Honolulu;" the Pev. sed .sacrament. Canon Anlt, the Pev. Leopold Kroll. "Waikiki Saint Augustine on the St. Clement Church (Episcopal) beach; 9 a. m., mass with singing and Corner Makiki street and Wilder ave- nue. Pev. Canon Usborne, rector. On Sundays Holy Communion at 7 a. m., except FOUNDED IN HONOUR. ( first ?undiy of the month. Morning prayer and sermon, 11 o'clock; No doubt you have seen in the evening song. 7:30 o'clock. The service papers such announcements as is choral. All seats free. Tunahou cars tli'n concerning some medicine or pass the doors. other: "If, on trial, you write St. Elizabeth's Church (Episcopal) King corner Pua lane. Potwine, 7 and tnat this medicine h.n done you 11 a. m.; 7:30 p. m. no good we will refund your Central Union Church Beretania money.' Xow, we have never corner of Richards. Scudder; Bible had rea on to speak in that way scho',1. 9."0 a. m., morning service and soaecTuing the remedy named in sermon by the r at 1 a. m. Christian this article. In u trade exten- Endeavor at 0:30 o'clock; evening service at 7:30 o'clock, ser- ding throughout the world, no- mon bv the nr'nisrer. body has ever complained tl::u Methodirt Church Beret a n i a and oar medicine has faiied, or a died Miller. Rev. J. T. .Trues : Sunday th-'.- school at a. m.. ' return of his money. Tii I'i mirrnin? worship tr at 11. serm-- n by the pastor. lie jrrr.mi.io Epworth never hon League at 0:3" p. m.. evening service estly and skillfully made bread, a 7:30 jr at a medicine which really Christian Church McKeever: Bible Mid actually docs what it was school at 9:4": Y. P. P. C. E. at 6:31; iaa.de do. Tho foundations of morning worship n 11. sermon. Even-in- ? to worship at 7:?,') sermon. WAMPOLC'S PREPARATION German Lutheran Clmrch Beretania ere laid in sincerity and honour, avenue, near Punchbowl. Felmv; 9:45, Sunday school; service". 11; evening chc- - knowldige of which on the service the last Sunday of each month part of the people explains its at 7:30. popularity and success. There h Kawaiahao Church King and nothing to disguise or conceal. Parker, 11 a. m. and 7:31 p. m. U was or dis- not dreamed out, Kaumakapili Church Lono, 11 a. m. covered by accident; it was stu-l'e- d and 7:30 p. m. out, on the solid principles Portuguese Evangelical Church Mil- I ; t' applied medical science. It is ler above Beretania. Soares; 11 a. odatnlde as honey and contains m. and 7:30 p. m. Reorganized Church of Latter Day The Dinners at the Alexander Young Cafe the ill the curative properties of Saints King near Kapiolani. Waller, are pronounced pure Cod Liver Oil, extracted Eerviee morning and evening. of by us from fresh cod livers, Seventh Day Adventists Kinau St. equal those served in the best restaurants the combined with the Compound Sunday school. 10 a. m., 11 a. m., morn- on mainland. ing serviee with sermon; evening ser- Syrup of Hypophosphites and vice at 7:30 o'clock. the Extracts "of Malt and "Wild Chinese Church Fort Street. Praise Cherry. This remedy is praised service, 7:30 p. m. special music, sev- by all who have employed it eral addresses. Honolulu Institute For Physiothsrap y in any of the diseases it "i rec- Pirst Church of Christ, Scientist. Fraternity hall, Odd Fellows' building. Corner Beretania and Richards Streets. ommended to relievo and cure, 11 a. m. and is effective from the first Salvation Army 10:30 a. m. and 6 Open from 8 a. m. to 7 p. m. except Sunday. YAMAT0YA PAJAMAS lose. In Anemia, (ieneral M- and 8 p. m. otility, Influenza, and all Throat Seamen's Chapel Alakea street, 11 All R.lfids of Electric Light Baths (blue, red, white and violet), Steam a. m. and 7:l-- p. m. Holy Commun Baths, Turkish, Russian, Pine Needle, Nauheim, Carbonic Acid and ?nd Lung Troubles, it is spe-:iri- e. Oxygen a on $2.50 ion Sunday at S:30 a. m. a suit fourth or Medicated Baths, Massage, and nigh Frequency, etc., ete. Dr. TIios. Hunt .tnokv Rev. Canon Wm. Aisif. chaplain. u-- e Special Attendant for Ladlei. Made ys: "The of it The Salvation Army Hall Corner of fine Crepe and are good value in my practice, couvinoos me King street and Nuuanu avenue, up-cair- hat it is the most uiatuiiie, Corps' officers. Adjt. Minnie T. Wil-rr.or- t I'.rvnnt. in ch.arse. Lieut. Edna V. nauseating, and bc-- t nrco. assistant: Major John Willis, P. E. DAVIS & CO. rat ion now on the marke;."' di v:innal ofiieer. Sunday meetings You can take it, with t'ne in the ball: Knee drill 9 a. m.. junior Merchandise Brokers i 1 ! company ncc o f ge n n g w e . One boftl h meeting. ln a. m.. holiness JAPANESE BAZAAR meeting 11a. tt yourg people 's leeion irovos its value. cannot 'lis P-- "It p. m., salvation meetings, led iiolU by cheuiisU bv eiipoint you." Major Willis, 7:30 p. m. Nuuanu and Merchant Streets Fort Street near the Convent THE SUNDAY ADVERTISER, AUGUST 21, 1910. 's Great Guns-- The Backbone I of German Power the worid wien half iwaby those who ought to know ledrich Alfre.l ICr,,, j.:-- .. i a Suits Men any W, cost of $.io.).ooo. At that time For or made a ,n!f JV;lser' r,1S"ed in his stead continu-v:- . Jxrwpp s :t in the 7 t.a.r. n siuea " l" oo- in r competitors regarded his in- Eexi f 'V'lUIl,.,,., t l t,,,tf 8:1 me ,.4.i yantageous victorious path until tention to set i. the in the terms ,?r lm tl.ia Fatherland. N 902. when he followed which pos.-ess- es - (I? ecessitous states mi a falling- weight of f the hinge tathers. After his fifty t A WEEK death as . $1.00 the works a sign ,.a-i- 53 - "s, of inei"i,,en Germany 5 iiiiiitary Tlu nan'" of the eldest ness I n.leterred, CZ. I Krupp continued, All the new rikh T.' . .1. , styles for men are here Jrauie P.lrtl.n uj-p- and today Thev are a richer ,' """" iub aiter "Fritz" has been at coi.' V in complete. ."'"" Europe, and was worK for fitly years, he is as useful into a co'"Pnv with a capital a ever. The .,w l ot late Emperor Wilhelm fTP renins auu t.y such maneuvers. 4.Voo,000 on July 1, 1903. a was great admirer Brobding-nagia- n company - of this Range From ...aanfM'ilif Sit. interment ha, seemly found IS mnnnirml it- o a;. tool. Prices are cu- -" ILT' : Cracking nuts without reetorate of ,0,t,.,.',.u3 . mymas o.ren- - Re" in the German tn iui.uiui-1- v it i n iniMrit injuring their kernels is Jrthpl.ee of tasr :r"cf. ?" 11,1,1 we answerable tn , ' i'"'u- - $12.50, $15.00, deatr, an .i,,.i t,,i, "V"." to deal out German Naval Budget. Couitt " l"'1 lou, delicacy 0"f ZtmVnt " S:,T!r": -- . "err Krupp von U. a . ..u (W "iiiaiwintauf, complained of Vru me nusDan.l or TT ,,l ; $17.50, $20.00, will- the movopidy granted n , l""n Kr"PP. who possesses nracti- - TaTifnn - , 11 The Kr.,' v...:, .4,, CMOros: rt 1. " ltl;l H flPTlfl TTI P Tl XT CAfl it . nrm s hich prices. '" .".'I fl r a and Up to reply vl-.- i huge hydraulic ,Tork5 dominate a i nura i von it was hP epprpf -- ..:iS. i presses, of hioh thlTa VJ 1 I't "?nt iiiiii ! iiiai, xne hpnniwti v:iui:iiie sieei lumi l'"-- u e in . . tows oi ""'""i governmer.t was . . "v freaencic Kruno to hi.; , V 'V". v,ul the works 1 i w $25.00 and $35.00 situated in the center, the en?arff,m.ent of the wsiw.Kmnn "la,le the Krupp works. Its " ?ch steel blocks are pressed . ?:":,t i egun m 1P.-T- f,.rV?-i,- V ! com " rt-- r toother with an i.?:sX"Wl . iraDle la'ties and puritv have pelled to assume '" L:.;:' , ,, ! was taken , n V". homogeneous uniform j "P. bo matter how large We absolutely guarantee our prices to T' Ply "Vl'e,'"ay- ge fBtot that it had bound m"se to be - h" crucible steel itself to aeer 7 . !"oek5 cast. These !?,. be as low as those of the cash clothing m seres. iuc ; UnsTU's R' Jess other than Krupp armor-rilater.- n l .:U ca"s the Prussian n0. than eiSht7 ' stores. We prove our faith and con- fctaWishment stretch out ordnance f r a series r': t0 "u'e the works .""'"f under a 5000-to- hy of -years KmWa-- . ?n their lcci- . i i press- thou-an- d foreign . : r " "" "t "fiier ror 300 ennn,.rw an,i e "ramie atter beino- linn fidence in our values by delivering the ."'on all sides. Two trade t. German military , V" ' U'V Tlle connection betw cr,,v. u,e'1 an'1 rormed for half an hour, it clothes first and allowing you to make rush r, . . instructor oTer fifty locomotive ' ' l emerges m ',41I'ilX " works be,-- a the shape of a gigantic j jlailv. convevim? loreign armies. they have not been d"'i has never shaft payments at your convenience. ' ,.to slow to - ""ntsman Sheffield, of an ocean steamship. 150 long, j foist ir of an feet I v armor-plate- By the aid Upas, ammuni-- and even torpedo boa" h"a'!:'1 ..covered the of a special mechanical ap- - u . ...v:.i. . paratns. the is j f, V . florman rarnsons. forts. lt!tv privileged to iuaivintf crucitiie steel soma shaft bored, the kernel we serve. hun.lred years before being extracted in one piece. Turbors. Six thousand tons 'V"'a great many people the name Krupp. and he Other oS manufactured- i cr,., equally briquettes are poured i r it' imr. hf r. i. fnr Linii::.. .t...iiit.Jrt'. famous machines are the hy b aj ii hi ' Run 1 J' tortu "'nc ? and nrmr,r.r,i, . . . SI nately, the secret was hnrip.l draulic shears, which e.nt through the huge ereature rapacious tire Levy - This .W,' l;!?nJ- .wirh.hl1" aid lay dormant until revived i'1' of solid armor-plat- e as if it were concern Jt correspond by Krupp ' ap- - io rir-- n cheese. Lnormous bending presses annually to comprises, ad- - i of' in 10.000-to- i pressure armor-plat- e d.fion to the n n h,, Multifarious bend to Esf factorv. Activity. . ! " satiable api;iur. U:..!.. '1 1 , " flTlV !h51nfi noirn n. i ' 4i . -- i.: a h most carnal Outfitting Co., .".lit in such circumstances. 1 1 w m :i i n n men; ' " '"mi ill iv it i i "t nit f has ever been turned out in depart future, preside anu iron or mines in Germany and inZ impression of" the this nn-,f- - multifarious ment was exhibited out- is almost n.u- fMtirirf rp- : . at Dusseldorf eonf'erned. it u.iff n vi ;i t nani nr i iuha tirv I'Hi ( it'lli ii ?i in the side the Krupp pavilion during the ex- Limited. the foreigner to gam Ensrers. Xelwied and Sayn; the Gruson vast establishment, and it would Argus-eye- take hibition of 1902. This works. armor piate works wepk sixtv-fiv- unique construe 0 the near Magdeburg; the to visit the Annen different tion was not intended to serve any prac- jemi military guards and Steel Works at Annen; the Apartments that exist at Essen nlnne Bldg. passed Friedrich 'In tical purpose, but was only shown to Sachs PortSt. Tel. 785 ,,-- k-s have to be and. Alfred smelting works nine long at extended cannon shops demonstrate the capabilities of before the stranger 'V'n",MU?t n r riemersneim, and a ship- - "e ?,,e rim monsters of warfare, from the ocean-goin- tl,o V , : Krupp works. u lie plate, weighs 10; 1 the precincts of Krupp 's. pu.'ff wnarr with steamship? ,....:.. " ls m and most distinguish-an- d at Rotterdam. On the v'k and fortress 'i!' . . Jortr length, ten feet. 'itizhft fiw of fo,' ' ' 1 I I . M H .- : J ..' w"le ana a toot artillery officers who Hi) il therp Tt nr. , r- Ivin,- - TW.anof .,11,. i i... 3 in thickness , Tt ls impossible to describe im gnJ for years in the German 062 men employed at t, aefi.i;.i, tWm 3tp m,n f.;.. . the only a tuents, 6.TT9 " - :,ii!oKedtosee part of including officials. j that weigh forty tons and are capable ! L "--c- - Or Mir Q i " nun- . then only when provided inir ! "LLlt'L!:?!-ciiauiiauiiicui al i l i J 4 o - MVimoiii r:ui out giving a few figures. Suffice to signed and counter- . i nunarea-weigh- t it i tasses As Striking ,;io,r a distance of about., say that the firm own L Ger- - instance of German sivfon ... . has its water 3T Srapp officials and the ti works, maks its own gas and generates its own electricity. The gas works sup- S&ugen Eeceived. i, 11 lJ 8" pierce the strongest armor of anv i -- t uu..,uie uugin oi xue nngnty dreadnought ply more gas for'the factory-tow- n than to afloat at a sga who are stiffieiently distance of is usea annually Munich, namely. iun-- f IllllfS, c in obtain special favors . sue are from At the opening of the Internnt onnl fiii.,,1 :.i, . , 'v V. twenty million of cubic meters annuab Ti-;i,:t;- . i:-- . . z r -- 4 : ..M, steel Dans Foreign office . 1., "'i" inousana are received . l.'X 1 ! L I ITT T 1. 4r 4Y1 : . , ly. ha i .I I iiL'W TVSIMl rif t l. And yet the 37,000 gas jets dis- L'twifhthe ami- - , , . . iii.ui smut-len- to annuiiiate eourtesv and Pi,.a" OI,)civ or tributed all over the establishment do - T V V - t.jluuv" nait an infantry regiment. Up to t.'.j lm InoonaTflMo toilfiv- from T- the piBin. vj j - cat steelciiweigtiing live ewt.. and bear- - illuminating purposes. iaulnsmess concern. But. and electricity, in '""t"1"1 .iti-- 1310CK, in various countries n tho the shape of 2700 are only it lies in the Vod, lampa an'3 3n-0ft- ,mn conspicuous lettering, attracted over 50,000 cannon the orders given Candescent lights, Not For The Careless Smoker Germany for them to see general Among - has to l e V vi attention.. the wonder- including naval cnin coa-- t defence into service. Over iM more. The otncials of the mg crowd was a quiet individual, who. T.n. 300 steam boilers generate the steam . . howitzer I siWeft nl. 1 11 1 kSauelTH are - ft' laiinvii Uir Yan Dyek "Quality" Cigars are not made for man whs mostly in ignor- oi.ppnii; out..4. oi .ne turong, numed tifieations, mountain artillery, etc for the 7200 different machines and the the i&t eitent, destination and rapidly away. A tew weeks later there If we eo oast the cannon shor,, we 2221 electric motors at work. More buys cigars haphazard. orders Nik entrusted to their stood side by side with the exhibit come to the --nri- ttL than 450 miles of cable and wire and Their appeal is to the lover of good Havana tobacco to the Wfc&Ktmeits. 19 not only oro.c It another rdoek of cast steel of huge find hundreds of men walking together over 6u0 telephone stations and twenty man who tjsfoWe, a matter or com- - appreciates the BEST. bat dimensions, weigh ing forty five cwt., on in pairs carrying between "them on telegraph stations are required to facili jltiat the various officials, pos-i- m which was stamped tate throughout All that is possible in fineness of flavor and aroma all that f in quite diminutive long sticks, white-ho- t crucibles of re- - cmmurikation the information concerning in-- ; works- - - smoker ever dreamed of in letters "Small block." The quite fractory clay which contain the mvs- - Tne chemical physical depart- luxurious satisfaction is to be had in 'at in is absolutely necessary dividual was Alfred Krupp, at that terious mixture of steel claimed as an nient must also not 1,p forgotten, as "pie orders riven them. All time unknown to the world, and the exclusive secret of the Krupo family tlie eonstant experiments and investi- - sarf the works are held to- - block of crueilde seel came from his from the time of Frederick Krupp The Rations made form the keynote of the tei&iands of one or two trust-- humble cottage factory at Essen, now pairs advance singly and tilt the 1)1211 excellence of the Krupp works, unimpeachable and loyal, standing as a T1,rPe hundred, and VAN a memento of bygone days ing mass mold in twenty thousand DYCK into the which the iae highest standing. Idle ir the midst of one of tlie greatest giant block is born. Tn this manner different analyses and investigations ate ifddlesonieness may lead iV-torie- s in the world. blocks of So tons have been turned out. vrere ma'le there ,ast year. not erperience at the hands starting in 110 in the small cot- - The filling goes on until the desired size Shooting Ranges, "Quality" Cigars bh private detectives, plain tage six Fred- - factory with workmen. has been obtained. The process seems The works at are nrovide,! with Nor will you pay half for these you lose nothing that the "Im- j&tMB, off to frust-ffiff- it prick s Fsn fte.told Krnr.Tt beran with the la 7 cigars ex- ix " n a.,, ,.u- uuc itD three- - what you might well ported" may offer. Investigations. En- - dogged fame, uiiun iiivia splendid shooting ranges, one fif purple of achieving solid steel blocks of anv size can be teen pect. We even go so far as to env I ses perially sanctioned, may Saeri fie ;) both resources and miles in length for heavy artil- Similar health produced which are entirely free from lery, one five quality in the "Import- ploy Cuban experts in the mak- SBCion and subsequent m- - to in miles long and a smaller the object view, he bequeathed bubbles and flows the despair of the , ed" would cost you again as ing of Yan Dyck "Quality" is foreign spv. lfe2(5 one for the trial of small guns, armor-plate- i at his death in nothing but a manufacturer. Some idea of the mag-sma- ll much. Cigars. protection afforded to forge secret making jiifude explosives, etc. Large naval guns For we save 100 f" and his of of the process involved can be are mostly per cent duty And "Yan Dycks" come in 27 p;5T!hf German government has crucible steel to his son Alfred, then gained from to tried at the long range at by having our factory in Tampa, different the fact that supplement Meppen. Last year over 35,000 experi- shapes, to suit all tastes. assisted the firm in its iiiurteen years ot ape. now tuis iaa. the stock ot crucibles a special pottery Florida by importing the leaf In price, they'll fit the purse aw. - - i mental sVts were fired, the weight of Orders have been f re- imbued by a similar converted, had instead of the cigars. of every s jpirit been established within the works pi'u.jei-tiie- the ncfaV.tv i Vit- - Ir.i . ..-, - 1CAA the d'e barged amounting to i ., frrwn f tiio Ton.l vj lifftil ,1.:1.. j ...7 ... i(...... fiv.. ii.u.vj ,ljln UUII Ull I t?'J U'llA. This economy is your gain, and men for whom they are made. OW'faek as - over 1,200,000 pounds. Foreign officers f Servia. in the forge it to the huge works of the pres- Some wav further we" see the fa- - ' all '"Jgj;h, American and French en t day. works that, have made his mons steam hammer giant of nationalities can be seen at these 27 Different Shapes and Upward " Fritz, " the ranges daily testing the guns ordered. fwsnre has been brought j name renowned in every quarter of the. of the 100 steam hammers at work in ' Thus Argentine and Chilean, Chinese 9 m states by the German glf.be. is a matter of common know- - the establishment. was con- - AT YOUR DEALERS "Fritz" and Japanese military commissions fol- fttpresentative. It is stated ledge. Alfred Krupp d'ed, and his son, strucred in IS (50 by Alfred Krupp at low each other in rapid succession, and M. A. GTJNST & CO. "The House of Staples" Distributors it has occurred that guns standing parallel to each other on the shooting-rang- Co. have been pointed at each other! McChesney Coffee in deadly warfare later on. The " Germania shipbuilding yard COFFEE ROASTERS at Kiel deserves special mention a3 a STUDIES IN CHARACTER Krupp institution, where some of the most modern of Germany's dread- noughts are undergoing completion. At the present moment there are seven Book for slips situated there, all of which are A Christian Scientists and others Our fitted up to accommodate ships of the 50c. Blue Sealed Package largest size. Four of these slips are , BY covered over. In addition there is an- other building slip for ships'of special design. The whole of the yard, at CAROL We have been trying to prove to you the advantages of using the which 7000 men are working at pres- NORTON O ent, is so constructed that in time of BEST COFFEE. The trifle difference in cost will pay you o necessity all of the different workshops can be extended by at least thirty per $1.00 to do to CD cent. Of late years the "Germania" so. But there are many who prefer the cheaper article, and such yard has acquired a reputation for fast we torpedo boats and submarines. One of recommend OUR 50 CENTS BLUE SEALED PACKAGE PURE KONA 3 the finest ships in the German navy, Ye ARTS AND t!ie dreadnought Schleswig Ilolstein, CRAFTS SHOP COFFEE. It's a good Coffee, and guaranteed pure. In each package is O bears eloquent testimony to the capa- bilities of the yard. Fort below King St. a Coupon, a Ticket, which entitles you to a premium in the line of table It is the boast of every German that this country is so thoroughly prepared and glassware. A full supply of Premiums on hand from which to make and organizeil for war that she could O fight her western and eastern neighbors Kodak Picture your selection. If your dealer can not supply you, call on us. o simultaneously. This T believe to be Developing the case. And if is the secret of arm- Framing ing carried on with a set purpose, with- OLD KONA IS OUR SPECIALTY. out stir or vaunt, but unwaveringly, COFFEE that would enable her to do this, and Krupp 's takes the lion's share in these m'ghfv preparations, as far as weapons oO of defense and offense are concerned. "f see you have an actor employed Let Electricity CO. on the farm." "Yes. I put him on. McCHESNEY COFFEE lie's a darn good actor, too. I thought he was working the first week he was 16 Merchant Street here.'' Kansas Citv Times. Launder Your Clothes

Low T went to the phrenologist's In a Sanitary Manner in Your Own Home. I;it week. Sue Oh! what did he tell you? Low Well. I can't understand. Tie coughed a little and then gave me ij my money. McChesney Coffee Co. back Catholic Xews. The Thor lil Chief Tel! me. sir. why von have so Ran utterly failed tn get a clew to this Electric crime. Detective 'Tain't my fault. Washer and Wringer The reporters are ilown on me, an' RlENTA! thev won't tell tue nothing. Cleveland DOES ALL THE WORK. NO HAND RUBBING. TRFASI JRES Leader. Makes Washing a Spare Time Task Instead of All-D- ay appeal to persons an SV'JVory' o!d Porcelain, Brass goods and hammered Copper Sentimental One The beautiful beach ideas lean toward the was eovereil with shells this morning. Job. Hi - a?te; novel the ladies whose I Siik Lamp Shades are for Pr.'ii-ticu- One Yes; it's a shame to paucae allow 'em to eat peanuts down there. r:anaicrail. Yonkers Statesman. Friend T suppose there is a great The Bazaar Nippon deal of money in contributing to the Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd. Next to The Advertiser Office br.'iditiLf magazines? Author Yes. but. there's n great ileal more in contribut- ing to the misleading ones, Fuck.

i i 8 THE SUNDAY ADVERTISER, AUGUST 21, 1910.

And their blood is pure as the purest On pitchforks cleft into mighty THE PRIZEFIGHT. wine-I- t prongs. Wing Tai r is a pleasure their limbs to scan While chuckling fiends your agonies Pawaa & Splendid types of the animal man. crown Hotel Manx (The following vas written thirty Splendid types of that human grace, Bv stirring you up and keeping you years ago, but is as timely today a the The noblest that (Sod has willed to down Store Furniture, iL ; tongs! Junction Wall day it was trace. Hammer and SAM FRANCISCO penned.) Fitz-Jame- s Brought to this by science and art; O 'Biien. Army Navy Headquarter!. Hammer aiol toiio! What have we Trained, and nourished, and kept apart; REOPENED FOR BUSINESS tni here? San Francisco ' hotel Cunningly fed on the wholesomest wrestled with about Supply of Standard neweit Let us approach, lint not too near. After having Fresh eontaining 300 eaeh with food, at a dinner, and after room, Two men standing breast to breast, watched in thirty dishes Fire circulating ice water and each Carefully every mood: being a!led upon to speak, CANDIES, lnsurailce lh'ail civet and arching chest; Brought to this state, so noble ami all this connecting with bath. Half & Shoulders square and hands hard 4 Horace Porter declared that iic Jelt a AERATED WATERS, -- block from Union Square and proud, woman in raEBr' clenched, To savagely tussle before a crowd great sympathy with that SCHOOL SUPPLIES, ETC, convenient to all the principal j something of a And both their faces a trifle blenched. To dim the light of the eyes so clear. Ireland who had had hope, theaters, railroad ticket She knock-lin- g Their lips are set in a smile so grim, face to a bloody field day on hand. began by General -- offices and points of interest. To mash the smeu. Agent, for And sturdily set each muscular limb. To maim, deface, and kill, it they can. down two somewhat unpopular Fine Wines and Liquors Meals table d ' bote or a la earte. la milord, and Atlas ' T per Round them circles a ring of rope. The glory of all Teat ion Man! agents of her absentee Assurance Compaq Rates: Without bath 11.50 Over hangs The heavens' blue was seen later in the day dancing a LOVEJOY &. CO. day and them Thi the task of those, lusty and tall. New York Underwriter,' of. cope. nothing .'iK'tween them hate jig on the stomach of. the prostrate aJt With bath, 92.00 day amd up. With pi 902 NTJTJANTJ STREET. Province Washiarton i fer Why do they glare at each other so? or wrongs ifonn. of the Presbyterian minister. One panv. - -- Under the management of know? her prowess in TELEPHONE 308. wineiT' nj Qua. What! you really then don't To bruise and wrestle, and batter and of her friends admired G. Larm. This is a prizefight, gentle sir! jthis and invited her in and Honolulu M. F. maul, direction Representative, This is what makes the papers stir. tight till one of the other shall her a good stiff glass of whisky, SPARKLINTRlMfrTrr Peter. Phone 3C1. And jgave -.- Talk of your ocean telegraph! fall iller friend said. "Shall T pour some ..Mun Hit 'Tisnt so great an event by half,- - "') Hammer' and tongs " water." in" your whisky ?' ami the wom-'a- n LIVELY SODA wi4 As when two young men lusty and' tall, replied. "For God's sake, haven't THE IDEAL of ALL With nothing between them hate With, feet firm planted upon the sand. I had trouble enough already today?" FLAVOU PCU or wrongs. face at they Face to "the scratch" LEITHEAO Come together to batter and maul, stand. FLOOR COVERING 4 WOOODHal HOTEL Come to fight till one shall fall Feinting first a blow a guards " .Theater parties are now generally for persis- 557 Hammer' and tongs! Then some hitting, heavy and hard. dubbed "nuisances" their 11i STEWART The round fist falls with a horrible tent talking. At one given a few even- Round about is a bestial crowd, thud; ings since by some "fashionable" Bos-tonia- We are showing a fine lot of Distilled Water (beetle-browed- : Heavily-jawe- d and ; Wherever it falls comes n spout of an outsider in the audience SAN MATTING RUGS, FRANCISCO Concave faces, trampled in blood! would be forgiven for wishing for the CHINESE For Toa Tti.tni.j . Geary Street, above Union Squaie Mrs. As if with the iron hoof or sin; blow, fall after fall. presence and action of the late E opposite Hold St. FrencU Blow after twisted and plain, and JAPAN-ES- Just Blasphemies dripping from off their For twenty minutes they tussle and John Blake, who, when similarly an- European Plan $1 60 a day up lips, maul. noyed while trying to" hear the deli- AND CHINESE MATTING. Oahu Ice & American Plan $3.00 a day up Pistols bulging behind their hips; The lips of one are a gory gash, cious music of an opera by some Electron cards, covering this Box 600. Steel and brick structure, furnish, Hands accustomed to deal the The other's are knocked to eternal thoughtless, selfish persons behind her, The best floor for Or strike with the cowardly knuckle-guards- . smash! made several attempts to silence them ings cost $200,000. High class hotel climate. Clean, Cool and moderate rates. Center of theatre The bold, bright eyes are bloody and by her looks; finding this measure un. at Who are these ruffianly fellows, yon and retail district. On car lines trans-- f dim, successful, she again turned around, " erring allover city. Omnibus meets say, And, staggering, shivers each stalwart ami, looking the offenders in the face, That taint the breath of this autumn limb. indicating her uMiinnn all trains and steamers. Send for said in an emphatic tone T.U1.J booklet with map of San Francisco. day? Faces glowing with stupid wrath. feeling: "For God's iiimwa, Hotel Stewart now recognized as These are "the Fancy," gentle sir, Hard breaths breathed through a will STAKGEKWirn to her? sake, hold your tongues, you?" Jl I Hawaiian Island headquarers. Cable The Fancv? What are they bloody froth; P. B. MfR1Wrm S fancy to look at a fight. And thev did! address, Trawets." ABC Code. Oh, 'tis their Blind and afint, they Tain their blows P. O. Box No. 268. CablT To see men struggle, and gouge, and On cheeks like jelly and shapeless nose; HOTEL bite. While the concave faces around the The "cub" reporter had gone with STEWART bunged-u- eyes re- & Cooke, Ltd. I Bloody noses and rope . the dramatic critic to see his first Lewers C. BREWER &C6PAXY,LH These are the things the Fancy prize. Darken with panic or light with hope, hearsal, and after gazing at Miss Brown And so they get men, lusty and tall,. Till one fierce brute, with a terrible for nearly a whole act, said timidly to nothing between them of hate 177 So. King St. With blow, the older man, "I wonder whether any AGENTS FOB THK or wrongs, Lays the other poor animal low. girl could be as innocent as Miss Brown Apartments, Cuisine and Service Royal Insurance Co, of LlTwpoil, To come together to batter and maul, Are these the forms so noble and proud. looks." "You might ask her." the Highest Standard To come and fight till one shall fall That, kinglike, towered above the older mau replied. The said Hammer and tongs! "cub" London Assurance CnnwwH. crowd? he'd rather not; he didn't want to ask Commercial ? and Union Aasuuee &. Itf. PLEASANTON HOTEL Where are the faces so healthy so" leading a question, but the older and of London. Orandly the autumn forests shine, fresh ? of the press NO gold in more cynical representative Scottish Union k National Wilder Ave. and Punahou. Red as the an Indian mine! There! those illegible masses of flesh! on stage to see Im took him back up the Co., of Edinbnrgh, ' A dreamy mist, a vapory smoke, Thus we see men lusty and tall, gathered Seotlni Hangs round the patches of evergreen the yound lady. The ""cub" Caledonian Inanrane fin Who, with nothing 'between them of his nerves and asked: "Miss Brown, Tuberculosis oak. The Upper Rhine InniruM Co, hate or wrongs could er any girl be as innocent as U Over the broad lake shines the sun, Will bruise and batter, and tussle and THE NUUANU Striking the upland fields of maize you look I" "Yes, I thinfl she could, AT THE maul, but she. wouldn't want to be." That glow through the soft October And fight till one or the other shall C. L. HOPXI,iS --haze. fall 1634 Nanann Ave., near School St. Nature is tracing with languid hand A philosophical individual once re- Systematic er " Large and airy furnished rooms and Lessons of peace over lake and land. Hammer and tongs! fused point blank to lend fifty dollars Pond Dairy Notary Public Ay! yet this is the tranquil spot Trainers, backers, and betters all to a bosom friend. "Well, i" did not ' cottages, with board. $2.00 a day; Chosen and sot men to Agent Grant Marxian Un&m by bully, assassin Who teach young tussle and expect of would-b- e that you," said the Hawaiian Interpreter special rates by the month. To pit two young men, lusty and tall. maul, borrower, rising and preparing to Telephone 890. ana tmUt With nothing between them of hate And spend their muscle, and blood, and leave indignantly; "I will never for- Office: Judiciary Bldg. Eon or wrongs, life, give you to 4 p. m. In 99 One to and a for this refusal."," Of eourse with the other, batter maul, Given for good, in loathsome strife you my dear To tussle and fight till one shall fall I know what the Deil will do for you. won't, fellow," replied BOOKS. Yamatoya the philosopher, with calm- CARCOM Hammer and tongs! 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