TJ. S. WEATHER BUREAU, Jane 24 3Last Hours' Rainfall, trace SUGAR. 96 Degree Test Centrifugals, 4.36c. Ton, $37.20. Temperature. Max. 80; Min. 71. Weather, variable. 88 Aralysis Beets, lis lKd. per Ton, Ir$87.00. ESTABLISHED JULY 2, 1S56. VOL. XLVII., NO. 8056. TERRITORY, THURSDAY, HONOLULU, HAWAII JUNE 4, 1908. PRICE FIVE CENTS. AFTER JOHNSON sun THE COLLEGE OF THE TRAINING THE DELUGE RESIGNS JOB AGRICULTURE SHIP PICKS UP

THE Supervisors Vote to Elect New Gilmore Will Be at Head-Mone- y -- No REGIMENT Man to Supervise Goes Back to CASTAWAYS Roads. Treasury.

Resignation , of Col. Sam Will Be Followed by The Board of Supervisors met last It seems quite certain that Professor The Benjamin Constant Rescues Twenty Ship- night. Nothing important came up for Gilmore is the coming president of tne Others Unless His Influence Can Restrain discussion with the exception of the faculty of the college of Hawaii. The-matte-r wrecked Men on Wake Island and resignation of Road Supervisor Sam is quite cleared up by a pant-grap- h The Adjutant General. Johnson who goes to Hawaii to accept in a recent letter from Governor Takes Them to Yokohama. a position as outside manager of the Frear to, Acting Governor Mott-Smit- h Hawaiian Mahogany Company. in which he says that Messrs. Gartley The resignation was accepted and and Hosmer had met Professor Gil- more The departure of Colonel Samuel months ago, and it required all the re- many kind words were expressed in and that they approved of his (Associated Press Cablegrams.) Johnson for the Island of Hawaii is straining and constraining force that appointment. This practically settles appreciation of the good work of Col- RIO DE The Ben- likely to have a profound effect on the Governor Frear could bring to bear at the matter as the Board of Regents JANEIRO, June 4. Brazilian training ship - that time to prevent a of resig onel Johnson and the pleasant rela number acting under the recommendation j janiin Constant, en route from Honolulu to Yokohama; picked First Regiment of the National Guard. nations by some of the most effective tions which have existed between him of When Johnson, then a captain, be- officers in the regiment. and the board. President Seharman of Cornell Uni- up twenty smpwrecKea men on wake island. lieutenant-colon- Keen I Present were: Chairman Hustace, versity had tendered office pres- came first, el and then Colonel Johnston has nlwavs ft the of Supervisors Dwight. Harvey Cox, ident to Professor Gi'more through Wake island is one of the chain of sand islands eolonel, .the National Guard consisted rallykig influence in the regiment, and extending northwestward largely through bis energy, effort and Archer. Fern; Clerks Kalauokalani. the gentlemen above mentioned who from this greup. companies, Dep-dow- n of four practically skeleton influence the friction has been kept f Buffandeau, Aea. Col. S. Johnson, accompanied Governor Frear on his companies, barely able to muster enough to a minimum, and very heartv ut' County Attorney Milverton, Coun-wor- k visit to Washington. men to keep from being mustered out. for building up the regiment has ty Engineer Gere, D. Kalauokalani. W. Another important item from Gov j I Frazee, Chief Thurston, Tom ernor Frear's letter was to the effect regiment nine companies, been dene. Fire HEAVY LOSS LIFE IN Now the has j OF Among the company officers who felt Cummings, and representatives of the that the unexpended balance of tha all well .filled, ao the men turning out Press- - Federal appropriation would not have constrained to resign when it became , well to drills. The .following - bills were ordered to be turned back to the Federal known that Colonel Johnson would Treasury. place AN AUSTRALIAN TYPHOON Colonel John- to leave regiment of j paid: This will the financial With the departure of have the because resources college in a very new engagements to Leahi $ 125 00 of the sat son for Hawaii, he feels it necessary to the as employment Home isfactory condition as has been Im- he had were Captains County office rent 150 00 it 4. resign as Colonel, and his resignation entered into, possible to expend any very large per- VICTORIA, June A typhoon is reported from West Australia which Costa, Gorman, Angus and Neely. Waianae road district 234 50 centage caused the loss of forty pearl luggers and two hundred and seventy will undoubtedly be tendered to Acting .. 74 60 of the amount received last lives. Colonel Johnson has been urging them County Attorney April. Board of Regents, how- Mott-Smit- 278 25 The Governor h this morning. to remain for the sake of the regiment, ( Waianae road district ever, are taking advantage of the large There was, up to a few hours ago, and it is likely that he has succeeded. Electric Light Department .... 1080 56 amount on hand to purchase a very every likelihood that Colonel Johnson's It will be a very hard thing to fill Police and fire alarm system... , 69 25 complete library which will include all THE PLAGUE IN ECUADOR. resignation would be followed almost im-- . Sam, Johnson's place in the regiment. Ewa road district 95185 of the standard works on the approved by the resignations of at least Few men have fhe organizing quality County Auditor 10 25 mediately subjects. Between ten and twelve GUAYAQUIL, June 4. The plague epidemic is now under control. Sine four eaptains of companies. If these that he has, combined with the ability Koolaupoko road' district 1464 40 thousand dollars will be expended in forty-tw- resignations do not follow, it will be to infuse a spirit of emulation and an Hawaiian Band - 46 50 this way and the subjects covered are the eight of May there have been o new cases and nineteen deaths. because Colonel Johnson has used his esprit du corps. The conditions which Keepers of parks 29 50 as follows: Eighty patients have been cured, and there are now thirty-seve-n on the sus- personal influence to' prevent, and has have brought about the situation that Poundmaster 5 72 Schedule A 1. Agriculture: 2, Horti- pect list. . 390 03 appeals to the esprit du corps of the has existed for some time and which Koolaupoko road district . 3. Forestry; 4, Agronomy; 5, ; -- : hy culture: t- . ' National Guard induced them to re- Colonel Johnson's influence bridged County Clerk: 30 20 Animal husbandry; 6, Dairying; 7, main. over will make it the harder for a new (Continued on Page Two.) (Continued on Pag Four.) The trouble is one of old standing, man to step in and keep the regiment SOCIALISTS IN THE DIET. and widely known. Though it has never up to its present efficiency. At this publicly stated, it is known time, when it is the desire of the War PARIS,. June 4. Five Socialists have been elected to the Prussian Diet very gen- Department to build up the National rbeen the regiment and PEARL HARBOR CONFERENCE first time In history of body. among the public. There has Guard here, it will require, hard work' for the the that erally - l.een constant friction between Adjutant-- on the part of Governor irear to meet General Jones and the field and the . exigencies that have been thrust IN BRECKONS', OFFICE TODAY line officers of the regiment. This upon him in the matter of the First INTERNATIONAL PENNY POSTAGE. friction reached an acute stage some Regiment. There will be a conference this the representatives of the navy will LONDON, June 4. Penny postage between Great Britain and America will im- morning at the office of United States have the freest hand and the least be instituted October l. ..' ; - AND SICK IN pediments in making their surveys and DESTITUTE District Attorney Breckons between Mr. gathering their data, the least unnec- Breekons, Civil Engineer Parks of the essary destruction of growing crops will A Navy Department, and the representa- ensue. STRIKING STUDENTS. THE MIDST OF "RICH assistan- tives of the Honolulu Plantation, in re- Civil Engineer Parks and his t-G. S. with Captain Corwia gard to the surveys of the land owned Burrell, VIENNA, June 4. Twenty thousands students are out on a strike. CITY P. Rees, the commandant of the naval AND HEALTHFUL by the Navy Department at Pearl Har- station, went down to Pearl Harbor bor. This land is now covered with yesterday morning by the Iroquois. FLOODS IN MONTANA. fields of cane belonging to the Hono- They returned during the afternoon. BUTTE, Montana, June 4. Railway service here Is demoralized by a flood. thor- lulu Plantation under a license from The object of the trip was more . , and crying for something j . Army workers have in Chinatown Navy Department to oughly to engineers The Salvation to eat, and foraging by day for man- the cultivate the familiarize the in is-f- pur- them BIG STORM LOSS. found a case of very real distress goes and decayed bananas, is not like- land. The conference the with the location there and aid so of-the- ir work. 4. a wretched home on a lane back of the ly to get well. And the children are pose of arranging things that while in determining theplan VERNE, Pennsylvania, June A storm here has caused the loss of half Chinese Joss House on King street. likely to fall sick. million dollars. Do-min- ici make a strong Rican named Lorenzo Such cases as these t r A Porto plea for a Children's Hospital. and his Portuguese wife and ADMITTED TO PRACTICE THE PRESIDENT THROWN. CHARGED WITH LIBEL. The five small children live there. MANUFACTURERS COMING. WASHINGTON, June 3. While out SAN FRANCISCO, June 3. Detec- occasionally gets work at a dol- taking his daily ride, President Roose- - tive Burns has charged M. II. De-Youn- father "A committee of the directors of the ON MOTION OF HIS SON owner of San Francisco mother has been was thrown from his horse into a the lar a day but the Illinois Manufacturers Association has velt fThrnntrln Htn Hbr Tim Vrmn r since her last child was creek. He was shaken, but not much 'on sick ever decided that two hundred members of was reiease $50 Dau. Burns' charge eldest child There was an unusual incident in Judge Dole's court yesterday. It ero-- s born, two years ago. The will go to Japan, China, hurt. out of he comment on his acts the association that of a father being admitted to practice law, on the motion of his son. q the graft casee. to ninf vpars old; tne omr. Korea, the Philippines, and other C. II. Dickey was admitted practice in the Federal Court on the motion TRUST. , , five, three and two years old. In the countries within the next six months to BIG ORDER FOR STEEL kn..ai nothiner but a dirty mat on to work for the extension of American of Ins son, .Lyle A. Dickey. I PITTSBURG, June 3. It is reported ALLISON sleep. There is neith- trade. The committee will be trans- liie fatiier ot r, ji. Dickey and the grandfather ot l.yle A. uicKcy was ior United states Steel Company DES MOINEw, Iowi. June 3. Sen which the family a special steamer, the dish or ported to Japan in many years a Justice of the Supreme Court of Illinois, and one of the most . mil- was today reelected to er bed. chair, table, stove, new line of steamships hag eea au0tted an order for a - ator Allison the nothing the first of a Maui in the relaying United States oenate by the Iowa cooking utensil and absolutely that will ply between this country and distinguished jurists of that State. C. II. Dickey has represented lion tons of steel rails for the nothing to j Siberian railway track. Legislature. to eat. At least there was the Orient, Legislature of Hawaii at several sessions. . i-- 1. father when eat yesterday, tnousu THE END OF THE BANZAI. v,,-- flollar. does the best iie ftt- hungry ones. A meeting of the Board License by af-teno- can the lady Commissioners was held yesterday Staff Captain Bradley and his these The application of Y. Su(r assistant. Captain Baker, found end j,ro;ri-to- of the naloon. King poor people and are at their wits' lian.ai Their home for children, str'ft and Iwiiei road, for ioave to what to do. room wan made, McCulIv Mace, might make tranftr his license and the rffiiMd. Suga hn b-- n in Japan

v. . years n modv mere iicl - for two or thre and the saloon care of two has run by hi brother undfr 1 rmild take uuuf. n.iminiri for i" a month but pirtvcr of attorney. The ru!e recently ir.,l(llAIll safety ariopu-- by not to grant IN v,t-,-- the $10. and cannot the board no (h . s jo non-rc- f ident affect Suku. reduce the bread ration of those Should they take Hcrff the application for leave to on their hands. probabilities two more inmates they would also transfer the license. The : s,n.l bedding.- - As y are June 30 will see the end of th Have to du) a COl , . .,f tT-- Home are I'.an.ai saloon. t:ie 0 ins on S3..-.- per weeK "eu w"a. .hit thev don t know Js JUDGE PARKER COMING. But little ant can en where to turn . Jiidse Parker, the piivate' secretary 1 .a lia.l from the Associated Charities - noon the funas j f,f tjperftary of the Interior 'larfleld as tne siuai man who asi-l- M very ma- organization is sucn uwi anil the of that arouna terially in getting througn th appro-pr'ut'i'- in .,,vi itft to eo anions Col'- poor, m one , v fr Hawaii's Aei ieultural the deservins - ; s, b- - a in city pos- - involving a family, the Char-- se. wili visitor this latelv. orth i .: , on the next transport irom tno a dollar a week , tie, offered - -- H.-- rrn s.t- s amount the fcai- !"..,. f. is expert 'd to through 1 i"- . ' groceries, wnioi f her commander here ves then the Philiripine and ret'irning vationist fig..t j. nbo'jt August a co-.ipl- of $10 a week he has to remnin out of the v v e ku. It i poit-!.- v. r. that th the world with. Army Se may . i,;i ?.-.r-. thf Salvation ruir.int: if retarv ;rfell five-ye- ar nd ?X ! of the Secretary's Home couUl flike are the h:ine. the rdun Ken Zi retary and he will o,,me here and three-year-old- s. The baby ha Iff passed on to the care of the godfather remain wmie nis cni- -i i.t in :i ii.ium. and six-yr-O- 'd The fate of the nine d-- children has not yet been confer s NEW HOSPITAL PHYSICIAN. mother, 1 m a to the sick H. Humphris h een lect'd and must - . Dr. F. ' critical condition laay chief of the medical staff of :he a nurse at once. The - bed and whom the Queen's hospital to succeed T)r. Pall- nhvs ieian. mi"""11" - K lr. caw. XX - ' win wh lias resigned on 'omt of intereste-d in the :,ws, , - Salvationists ninouU-- has f. ill health. Dr. P.aldwin to go ana e.v': J will remove penui - hopes of reeupiv.it'nt; an-- 1 woman to m- w-- - - - to Maui in XX . ; - - xl care of her fr-- of ; r , regaining his health and (iet.g:.h. Vfiospital and will take : . charge, for at least two m nth. cannot hope Keys, who borrowed Father But naturally the patient i f x David while ner won Valentine's stereoptkon and did not to eet on well momer, yes- sick COLONEL SASIUEL JOHNSON. THE RETIRING COMMANDER, AT THE HEAD OF PART OF HIS REGIMENT OF THEIATIONALjriUADj return it, was arrested in Palama little ones trin to I terday by Officer Apana. thinking of her dirtj mat sleep in their clothes on a 3 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1908. The chair stated that Col. Johnson would remain here long enough to show JOHNSON his successor the ropes. expected fifltf Si Johnson said he to be here f MID-SUMM- ER ten days longer and that he would do I" all in his power to assist his successor. I! RESIGNS JOB The matter of a new road superin- B ""S B H will come up meet- 4fih m.M 4fhi mSSl dSSii jHSh jiRk ! D tendent" at the next n 20 Per Cent iscoun ing of the board. II B $450 BllBfLH O It was decided to appropriate for fit ii n DObO.3 n hum rr n ,i mrmJ n ftr-- " ft (Continued rrom Paee One.) a new safe. 8:45 p. m. meeting adjourned. Road Department 3S28 16 At the Sale Continues Garbage Department 422 25 Waialua road district 1698 53 Police Department 1S4 30 CANDIDATES Coroner's fees 12 00 I i i i nn ! I The treasurer's report for the month 1 IDMY& OMLY of May was read and ordered filed. ROAD 1 iviusnn unuerwear POLICE REPORT. SN50H5HIP Lauies Sheriff Iaukea's report of the police It will sell all this week at prices reduced from one-thir- d to one- - fl Tne appointment or a new road su and is now on. department for the month of May was V ' read and ordered filed. pervisor to succeed Sam Johnson, re- - Ihalf. I The total number of arrests was 313 signed, will be made at the next meet If is 11 373 May, 1907, And everv of sunerior nualitv. as against for a decrease ing of the Board of Supervisors. of 28. The total number of convictions - was 253 as compared with 283 for the There are three candidates for the II tt previous period, a decrease of 30. vacancy: T. P. Cummins, J. L. Holt, Every article in the store at the reduced COMMUNICATIONS. and David Crowninberg. IFHW Jpk M Model Block 1 - Jl11 Superintendent of Public Work Tom Cummins, at present chief clerk IfiHMM 1 If II il--f II price. Campbell Informed the board that all of the road department, has been con . . proceedings in connection with - the nected with the department since 1897, ft - ii widening of Alexander street between and has served under nine road super 2 fl Beretania avenue and Bingham street visors, as follows: have been perfected. W. H. Cummings, Fred Goudie, John Deputy Sheriff Oscar Cox of Waialua Ouderkirk, Marston Campbell, T. L. Silk wrote asking for a three weeks vaca Lloyd, C. B. Dwight, C. B. Wilson, imonos, tion to commence June 18. The request Henry Vida and Colonel Johnson. waa granted. PETITIONS. A petition was read asking for the SUPREME COURT macadamizing of the street runnin v Cot mauka from Waialae road to a point about opposite 12th avenue, and known DENIES MILLS' SUIT as Center, street, also a short street about 150 feet long running Ewa from V I to com AT . ft Center street. Referred road . ine supreme court yesterday ren- mi ttee. dered a decision dismissing the appeal I A petition was read asking for the Fans, Parasols, Figured illumination of Hobron lane by at leas of Harry T. Mills in his habeas corpus I six incandescent lights. Referred to proceeding by which he sought to have electric light committee. reviewed his commitment for contempt U'V-- 7 ,t . JOHNSON RESIGNS. by Judge by Andrade in the District 8 a - i . ii Cotton Crepe the piece The lollowlng communication was Court. The opinion of the court is by read: Chief Justice Hartwell. It is published Honolulu, T. H., June 3, 1908 in full in another column in this issue. II HFMiY.-- El To the Honorable Board of Supervis ors, County or oanu. These are great bargains. Gentlemen: As I am about to leave iKv Clothes j) the city, I herewith respectfully tender ' ' my resignation as Road Supervisor for f Never such value in the the District of Honolulu, and sfe Super I' W if - intendent of the Garbage Department my A, so doing duty 7vK In I feel it pleasant you MW lines shown. We are over-stock- ed to express myself most favorably 1 towards the employes of the two de H 17k partments, who through long service and must clear the loyalty and efficiency have enabled me (A Liquid Powder) to give satisfaction to this community. 1 i shelves. I also wish to thank the members of 1 xyr f the present Board for the hearty co Beautifies and preserves soldi operation and kind support offered me the complexion. lier's" are at all times, and with much apprecia I r tion, I remain. Very respectfully, Absolutely free from lni SAM'L JOHNSON, harmful ingredients. Road Supervisor, Honolulu. The chair eulogized the good work SO cent at all Dratfist done by Col. Johnson and expressed Troy PharmacaJ Compuy ll H "1 himself as sorry he could not I 11 THIS LABEL STANDS FOB 53 YEARS'! f I that Aik your druggist for a Ii11 Nuuanu Street, Above Hotel Street. I serve his term out. free taaple I OF KNOWING HOW M Harvey said that the board couldn't i M. MflNFRMYff n hold Johnson If he wanted to leave 1 and added that he was probably going sphere to better himself in his new (( rxr Fort and He saw nothing to do but to accept the Sing Chan Go. I JoS&oSfe i Merchant )j resignation and moved to that effect Dealers in Archer referred to Johnson's good work and in seconding Harvey's mo GLASS, CROCKERY, tion expressed his personal aloha. GENERAL HARDWARE. fttHS TOR SALE BY The motion was unanimously carried. S The chair thanked Johnson for the 229 KING STREET. P if ALL FIRST CLASS GROCERS board for the way he had attended to his duties and stated that he had come as near pleasing everybody as it was possible for a man to do. He wished Perkins him success in his new position and expressed a hope that his successor would be as satisfactory to the board Photographer as Col. Johnson had been. 9. GUILtM!j&RP& P A DISPLEASING LETTER. Studio on Hotel Street near Fort The following communication was also read: , Don't Bother I 19, 1908. SOUSE -- MUSTAHO -- TOMATO Honolulu, T. H.j May Carrying parcels home, call up 361 for Board of Supervisors, County of Oahu a boy. 'Monterey packing (q beg to your Gentlemen: I to call at TERRITORIAL MOmc.ev. cal tention, -- that it is two months and a MESSENGER f.LBOOTH. SouACWT. S week today, since the last petition was SERVICE. filed and so far nothing has been done M. F. Peter, Manager towards what has been petitioned for, except one small light, which I and the balance wish to thank you gentlemen Fancy Combs, for, but, certainly would like to have Yee Chan Co. Belt Buckles you comply with the petition. I further wish to be in formed if the Dry Goods and Shoes and Pins, Brooches and I' board intends to comply with the per j tition and I further ish to call to King and Bethel Streets. Baby Pins, Bracelets and Hosiery our attention, that considerable road work has been done on different roads Neckch Cuff I for men, women I since the first and second petitions mTOEpJcrBARRETT ains, Buttons and children. Guaranteed quality, were filed and we have been waiting good material and fast color. Ten Cents a Pair. Ex- - 2 and are still waiting and I and the ) ( and Scarf Pins. . . . . tra quality window Uurtains balance of the voters and taxpayers I going this week at 50 1 consider it an Injustice, especially for the best Cents a , j 10-Ce- nt C Pair. the reason that the people "with the I Mild Havana Cigar GOODS pull are served first and we, the work- FINE AT HALF PRICE Nuuanu below Hotel I ing class, have to wait till you get i L. AHOY, St good and ready. TWO IMPORTED Respectfully yours, JOSE J. DIAS. Thoroughbred Jersey FOR THREE DAYS The chair thought that the letter 0 was disrespecttui ana saia mat wnen BULLS AT SERVICE AT Dias learned to write a decent letter DEN MAN BUTTER! ts contents would have the recogni- - THE POND DAIRY Try some other. Then try this. - TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY We have the Sole Agency ion of the board and not before. Telephone 890 ' and have had it for years. METCALF WRITES. . The following communication was WHY? read and filed: MADAME LAMBERT Because we have found it the best I Navy Department, Washington, 1064 Denman has the finest Creamery in California. May 21, 190S. FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER Sirs: The Commandant, Naval Sta Culman, Fort Street in a report, Ladies Material Made Up to LEWIS & COMPANY, LTD. tion, Hawaii, dated the Fit and In the Latest Fashloi Family Grocers. 0th ultimo, has brought to the atten n 169 King St. Telephone 240 tion of this Department the great as- HARRISON BLOCK sistance rendered by the local fire de Telephone 193 partment on the occasion of the out break of fire in coal shed No. 3 at the c mm Naval Station under his command. The Auto and Carriage Painting Commandant states that the spirit hown in this instance is a fair sample A SPECIALTY of the general friendliness and cooper- .., ins Huiuc ui rci" ation manifested by the local authori All Work Guaranteed ties. Territorial and Municipal, as well in s by Federal authorities represented Scbuman Carriage Co., Ltd. Mlm lmM by other departments or the General Government. 'Candies- Candies The Department desires to express . . . its appreciation and thanks through FRESH SEEDS ou to the Chief Engineer of the fire y OF ALL KINDS " department and his subordinates for BULBS AND PLANTS , Our Home-Mad- e n their prompt and efficient aid to the Candies naval authorities on the occasion In Ethel M. Taylor question. irs. THAT IS THE BUTTER FOR YOUR TABLE. I made fresh every day. . . Very respectfully, YOUNG BUILDING V. H. METCALF, ) MAY WE SUPPLY YOU WITH IT? Secretary. 1 The Board of Supervisors, County of SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY ) Oahu, Honolulu, T. H. Shirts I 'if Palm MISCELLANEOUS. In All Sizes Made to Order by C. Q. j 0 Cafe It was decided to appropriate $1500 Yee Hop & Co. -- for the installation of ten fire alarm B. YAMATOYA - - ( TELEPHONE 251. f "" rraogn r boxes in and around Honolulu. Pauahl Street, off Nuuanu Street. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1908. . .1

Hawaiian ,v, ptciipr o n n gnr URYEA "SIX" VICTORIES 4 Opera House NEW YORK, April i6th, 1908. In this year's Fort SANTA George hillclimb contest the best climber in HOI E1A COURTS' the stock car division evolved in the Stevens-EHirve- a "Six" which Saturday, June 6 piloted by P. J. Robinson, captured not onlv the $3000 to $4000 ras-olm- e event, but the six-cylind- er cup as well" CLARAS PLAY GOOD TENNIS FURTHER VICTORY HARTFORD, May 16th, 190S. Lineup and Personal Notes Eklund and Nolan Winners In the 174 mile endurance run of the Automobile Club of Hart- of ford, over Hartford-Waterbur- y the Visiting Bali in Handicap Doubles route, the liht "Six" with 4 paen-p.er- s "lllfll'' averaged 15 1- -7 miles per gallon of gasoline, winning the gaso- Team. Presented by the Tourney line consumption test for cars over $3000. These victories were won over the best imported and American ine official lineup of the Santa A very successful handicap doubles cars. High School Seniors Clara baseball team was received by tournament wa3 held at Ewa on Sun Here is the light "Six." tne last mail, and appears in this issue day, May 31. for the first time. There were many hot contests dur Already the fans about town are ing the day, the finals being won by getting busy, speculating as to just Nolan and Eklund, the two dark Tickets now on sale at Wall, Nichols what sort of a proposition the town horses. The winners played 105 games 9- boys are up against. Co., Ltd. 50 and 75 Cents. That the visitors before finally winning out. will bring along some classy ball there Nolan is a new player and with more is little doubt, for their reputation is practice will make an Al tennis player. at present in the rank3 of the top-notche- rs. Eklund is an old warhorse and car EMPIRE THEATRE They have played more ried his pipe right to the end...... i' rMSHfffWffffff?'.' games or Dau during the past winter The day was a very pleasant one for HOTEL AND BETHEL STREETS. than any team on the Coast, and have tennis and the games were witnessed tried out nearly every team in the Pa- by a very large crowd, many of them cific Coast League, in what they call from Honolulu. New Moving Pictures the "warm-u- p series," leaving "many Messrs. Greenfield and McKeever or tneir opponents on the short end. made very acceptable umpires. Introducing famous subjects never Ihey are all heady youngsters, who A. McKeever, Ewa's crack tennis before shown here. have handled a ball more than once or player, will probably not be seen on TONIGHT! TONIGHT! twice in their lives, and when they play the Honolulu courts this year, but his them the local boys will see what base- many friends will be glad to hear of IX QUEST OF HEALTH ball is really like. his promotion to the position of head THE LITTLE COXJURER KilOurn, the captain and pitcher, has overseer at Ewa. His friends believe VON HfiPAWY, THE ELECTRIC BELT been heard of before, his picture hav that Mr. Renton has pat the right man YOUNG GO LTD. and numerous others. ing appeared in this paper several in the right place. 111 Admission 10 cents weeks ago. The members of the Ewa Tennis III Children .. 5 cents Shafer, who plays on the receiving Club think that McKeever would have Agents. end. is a man after the style of Bliss given Roth the game of his life this n of Mike Fisher's players, with an eye year as he is playing in better form like an eagle and an arm like a rapid-fir- e than ever before, having easily beaten r Orpheum gun. Jt is safe to predict that a W. L. Warren, the clever Honolulu little practice in base-steali- ng will be player, a few Sundays ago in two needed before some of the home boys straight sets, 6-- 3, 6-- 3. Theatre safely negotiate the second landing The scores in the Ewa handicap Among the players to come is one doubles follow: - - Majestic Amusement Co who it may be well to mention, Peters, Round 1 McLean and Muller (re The AX ANONYMOUS LETTER the utility man, who can play almost ceive 15) beat Girvin and Newman (re ACCIDENTS "WILL HAPPEN anywhere. For batting qualities this ceive 15), 8-- 6, 6-- 2. THE RIVALS youngster is eertainly the limit, his Round 2 Renton and Guiid (receive GRATEFUL DOG average being equal to that of some of M 15) beat Schmidt and Collins (owe TONIGHT ONLY. the bigger league bugs. The team 15), 6-- 0, 6-- 2. ENTIRE CHANGE TOMORROW. throughout consists of heavy stickers, McLean and Muller (receive 15) beat SENSATIONAL MOVING PICTTJEES assuring the local fielders of plenty of Wright and Terada (scratch), 6-- 1, 6-- 8, opportunities to show their metal. 6-- 4. 10 cents Offer to the Trade Their Mill Products, including the fol- Admission Fortunately, the home teams are well (receive 30 Children 5 cents Davidson and Grote and lowing Celebrated Brands: placed in this line, as what better 15) beat Olding and Douglas, 10-- 8. fielding could be expected than that 6-- 0. "GOLDEN GATE," "SPERRY," "DRIFTED SNOW," dished out day after day by such men and Nolan (receive 15 and r HAWAIIAN Eklund T T The government "Xf AtT PAT?"term..-- "QntTMn T5TMC " TT?T OtlTPT as Kia, Aylett, Bruns, Olmos and some 15) beat Swift and Gouveia (receive 15 "nP ktwwAA xva.xwry ivuv UliJLUKiy, of the other strong men of the Hono and 15), 10-1- 2, 6-- 4, 6-- 2. one of our best lulu diamond. Round 3 McLean and Muller beat and other Family and Baker Flour. Also to" 6-- 6-- OPERA HOUSE This little jaunt the Islands is Renton and Guild, 2, 4. BRAN, SHORTS, MIDDLINGS, ROLLED BARLEY, and customers.-- looked upon by the visitors as one Eklund and Nolan beat Davidson ' 7-- 8-- Sam is the thev are glad to be included in, and and Grote. 5, 6. the famous CAPITOL MILLS CEREALS. Uncle most June 9 and II. will not only prove of benefit to Ha Finals Eklund and Nolan beat Mc- waii's boys in furnishing a higher edu Lean and Muller, 3-- 6, 6-- 1, 5-- 7, 6-- 3. The Sperry Products have been for over fifty years the particular builder we cation m America s greatest game, but standard of quality for the Pacific Coast will turn out to be a banner stroke in know of. When he THE promotion work for the Islands. ROACH ONCE r I n to yesterdav there had been quite puts his stamp of ap- a demand on the box office for reserved seats, which is not only encouraging to TRAINED DEMPSEY Ask your Grocer for them. proval on P the promoters, but assures the fans of Honolulu that unusual interest in base Ha- 1 ball is now taking shape. The lineup Philip Eoach, who has come to Robert Innes Lillie, Malthoid 0 of the team selected to play the open waii to bore for the government at ing game as follows: . is an oldtime athlete and RESIDENT MANAGER. A Page from the Book on New York is Pearl Harbor, Plaver. Position. sporting man. Roofing Political and Social Life Kilburn Pitcher and captain He trained Jack Dempsey for his Honolulu Office: Hilo Office: M. S. Shafer Catcher fight with Charlie Mitchell, and handled Robinson Bldg., Queen St. Spreckels Bldg., King St. you are safe in using it Presented for the first time here by First base the "Nonpareil" for many years. Broderick build- W. D. ADAMS and an Unexcelled Watson Second base Roaeh quit Dempsey before he fought for any class of Third base Fitzsimmons, Martin Murphy taking Company, McXallv Amateur for the A. J. Shafer Shortstop his place as trainer. ings. Salberg Eight field "I saw defeat staring Jack in the Benefit of Transpacific Yacht Kennedy Center new face if he taekled Bob," said Boaeh Write for descriptive Lappin Left held yesterday, "and told him that if he fought the Corni3hman the latter would matter and samples. kill him. And he came pretty near ANOTHER TICKETS on sale Tuesday, WALL, EVENTS FOR doing so, for the Deating he received Von Hamm-You- ng Co., broke Dempsey s v. X $1. heart." NICHOLS CO.. LTD. 50c, 75c, Boaeh was at one time the eham-pio- n New Arrival LIMITED PRIZE SHOOT collar and elbow wrestler of the world. Today he is a comparatively old This time It Is a Patent "Colt AGENTS program Gun man, but the love of sport is as strong BASE BALL The of the Hawaiian in him today as it ever was. "Colonial," with Gold Buckle. Club's tenth semiannual shoot is as League Grounds He fancies Papke to beat Ketchell Very pretty. Ask for No. 561 and The...-- follows: tonight in Milwaukee. 5& you June 10th, 1S08, 5:30 p. m. "AWl take a look at it, whether SATURDAY, JUNE 6 angles. ROCHESTER My Twenty birds. Scratch, known want to buy or not. VICTOR rhamnionshiD match. Prize, Hawai KEIO NINE EAST-PAYMEN- T PLAN 1:30 P. M. ian Gun Club's cup and championship of club, to be won three times. Won WILL COME Manufacturers9 Shoe Co., Bergstrom Music Co., Ltd. by D. L. Austin. Entrance fee, ice LIMITED Diamond Heads vs. Punahou $1. June 11th, 1908, 10 a. m. Patrick Gleason is in receipt of a 1051 FORT STREET invent Twenty birds, handicap. cable from Keio University, stating Kams. vs. St Louis tt angles. First prize, cup; second Price $5.00 TELEPHONE 2S2 known they ae-e- pt offer of Hono- ew prize, hunting coat: third prize, ltw that the the prize, 60 Chal- lulu Baseball League to come to Hono- is shells; Challenge fourth a series games. The team ADMISSION 25c lenge shells. Entrance fee, 50 cent. lulu for of At Miss Power's angles. will arrive here July 7 by the S. S. hi Reserved Seats, Grandstand, 25c. Extra 2nd Event Ten birds, known cup; sec- Korea. for J. W. Harrev with ten straight MILINERT PARLORS: Visitors' match. First prize, - fee, 50 cents. That means that the great interna- birds. Boston Bldg. - Fort Street. ond prize. Stein. Entrance D. Jj. was second with 9 out 1 CALIFORNIA THEATRE Srd Event Ten birds, unknown tional series between Keio, Santa Clara Austin Short and Sweet " took third angles and traps. Walking match. and Hawaii will absolutely take place. of 10, anil Irwin Spalding honors with 7 out of 10. First prize, gun case; second prize, There will be a meeting of the paver-sid- e NEW HOTEL and UNION prize, hunting cap H. M. Whitney got 6 out of 11. drinking cup: third HARVEY BEST shoot Baseball League this evening. Entrance fee. 50 cents. Next week the semiannual prize or hat. SHOT AGAIN tales place, and some good work is MOVING PICTURES 4th Event Ten birds, unknown Club free-for-all-Pr- ize. have The Diamond Head Athletic angles, from No. 3 trap, expected, as the weekly shoots ranklin Autos Chrysanthemum cup. presented The weekly shoot of the Hawaiian put the members of the club on edge, give a smoker in the drillshed this on Grass. pow- evening1. Whiskev Onlv Kid the by H. E. Walker. To be won twice. Gun Club, held vesterday afternoon at and they are using only straight An Untie by Marriage. once by D. L. Austin. Entrance the Kakaako traps, resulted in a win der these davs. Won Young SILENT CAMZEON. Beaside Girl. fee, 50 cents. Jacob Tavares, known as The Irresistable Piano Songs. Intermission for lunch. No charge. Nelson, the clever lightweight boxer, No Nole on any Speed. Star?. Stripes and You. 5th Event Twenty birds, handicap, THEY'RE OFF is in town from Maui. Come and See It. The Talesman. known angles. Class shooting. First FOR BERMUDA Admission... Ten Cents prize, hunting shoes; second prize, Red Men The Puunene tennis cup will be play- Children Five Cents sweater; third prize. 100 Challenge Checker ed for on Maui on August 12. shells; fourth prize, cleaning rod. En- (Associated Press Cable.) cents. Float the red checkers from trance fee. 50 Mass., 3 Six There will be a meeting of the Oahu Associated Garage birds, handicap. checker-boar- MABELEHEAD, June h Trnt Twentv your d in a bowl pachts here today in the ocean Polo Club in the near future. free-for-a- ll First prize, started known angles, of water and you will know race H. F. MURRAY. Manager. 1908 STYLES cup; second prize. 100 Challenge shells: yacht to Bermuda. Challenge shells; fourth why Mood is red. Blood has Ketchell-Papk- e fight bulletins at the third prize. 50 tonight. prize, pocket knife. Entrance xee, w millions and millions of littk OUTSIDER IS Fashion The most complete cents. red wheels floating in a dear and attractive curio birds, handicap. DERBY WINNER It is rumored that next year the I nFEzsT! is Ten In 1 th Event fluid. The professor calls them rowing I known angles. Consolation. t irst High School will organize a SPRING PATTERNS red corpuscles. Well, team. Three or four years ago they L STEIN ER'S r,rize. 100 Challenge shell.: second 1 u Cable.) schools but prize. 50 Challenge shells. Entrance (Associated Press competed against the other Curio NOW SEEN AT sport has slackened con- Island Store TO BE fee. 50 cents. LONDON, England, June 3. The Ep- of late the June 17th, 1908, 5:30 p. m. Scott's Emulsion som Derby was won today by T. Gin-Istreli- rs siderably. Elite Building, Hottl W. W. AHANA & 00., LTD. H?rfls scratch, unknown angles. Signorinetta. The horse was etreet. Visitors al- Tn cup, won swim- Prize, E. O. Hall & Son to be makes red corpuscles. These 100 to 1 in field of eighteen starters. Alterations to the Punahou 3in ways welcome. a D. L. Aus 4- -5 contemplated by FASHIONABLE TAILORS three times. Won once by little red wheels grow in the The time was 2 minutes 39 seconds. ming tank are being $52,300. the alumni organization. 2 KING ST. - - Phone E2S tin. bone marrow. SCOTT'S The purse is valued at - Neill Company, Ltd. EMULSION contains a power Gatton, & The returns of the Ketchell-Papk- e sport has died down. Efforts are being made to have a which feeds and puts new life Interscholastic year be- etrh will be received at the Fashion The term being almost ended, none triangular track meet next Cigars into the bone marrow of pale High School, Kamehameha Engineers and Machinists fest Saloon this evening. Come and find of the schools feels like getting into tween the people. The only j Ti,,nl.Mi 4 final TTi(ft wn ;' Tobacco out just how it happened. trim for any special stunt. I STREETS Best games inter- nianned far this year between the QUEEN AND RICHARD3 doing is a few of re-tub- ed charcoal-iro- a AH Dnurcats : 50c aad fLOO. thing Highs, the matter! TVi;r with Best Store gymnasium contests scholastic baseball played by the smal- Puns and the but ship work. The T. M. C. A. fell through. or teel tubes. General MYRTLE CIGAR STORE take place this evening. ler boys. COMMERCIAL THURSDAY, 1908. 4 THE PACIFIC ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JUNE 4, THE HEIRSHIP PRESUMPTIVE Commercial Advertiser Taking: into consideration Pacific OF HAWAII'S THRONE A MORNING PAPER. - Heait Editor The statement in WALTER Q. SMITH EDITOR Advertiser. the Advertiser1, of 'this date that the late Prince David was "Heir Presum- JUNE. 4 THURSDAY ptive" to the throne of Hawaii, is lia- - Bobber Goods conomy t'Je to te misunderstood, and is not in- - WIRELESS AND NAVIGATION. accordance with the law of succession You will decide on The. .ilwnvprv of tho mariner's compass enfranchised navigation from the as provided for in the Constitution of 1 1 Just as their name implies, ,.. 1 t i - It Ti. - -- bonds which up to then had hampered it, ana ma.ie navigators uoia. u uiuue 1SS7, article 2 of which is as follows: circumnavigation of the globe. But "The crown is hereby permanently they "Can't Leak." possible the discovery of America and the confirmed STY determination to His Majesty Kalakaua. SO THET DOX'T. it was not until the invention of the chronometer, making the and to the heirs of his bodv lawfully of longitude certain and simple, that navigation became either safe or a science. begotten, and to their lawful descend- To get good rubber goods, you For lighting; your home or place of business. Let us es- - From that dav to this improvements in mechanism with an occasional dis ants in a direct line; failing whom, the must buy those that are just in, timate the cost of the installation. sim-jle- r crown adaptation of a principle to make the determination of position shall descend to Her Uoyal High covery or ness the Princess Lihuokalani, for they deteriorate when kept constant. Improvements in charts and more exact de- and the and easier, have been heirs of her body, lawfully begotten, in stock. termination of the latitude and longitude of coasts and dangers have greatly and their lawful descendants in a di- - We have fine new of decreased the perils of navigation. The telegraph and the cable have been the Irect line. The succession shall be to a stock simple means of much increase in certainty as to the longitude of plaees the senior male child, and to the heirs these Rubber Goods, Just in. globe. of his bodv: failing a male child, the The Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd, throughout the whole circumference of the succession shall be to the senior female telegraphy is knocking for admission as a practicable means Now wireless child, and to the heirs of her body King St. near Alakea. P. O. Box for more simply and more accurately still, than by chronometer and sextant Jn case there is no heir as above pro 144. alone, determining longitude. vided, the successor shall be to the per recent meeting of the French Academy of son whom the sovereign shall appoint M. Bouquet de la Grye, at a with the consent of the nobles, and RfioKM- - nronosinrr a nlan to utilize wireless telegraphy.- His J a Tnrwr I 1 - putdiclv proclaim during the sover proposal seems correct117 in principle, and the only question is whether wireless eign's life; but should there be no such HGLLISTER DRUG GO. telegraphy has yet reached the development necessary to make the application appointment and proclamation, and the simply the adaptation by means of throne shall become vacant, then the practicable. de la Grye's proposal is cabinet, immediately time-whistl- after the occur LTD. the time-ba- ll or e. the wireless, through an infinitely greater radius, of the ring of such vacancy, shall cause i It is an application by means of wireless of the nse already made of meeting of the Legislature, who shall the electric current overland lines and submarine cables to determine the exact elect bv ballot some native Alii of the successor longitude of places. He simply proposes that wireless telegraph stations, Kingdom as to the throne; and the successor so elected shall be wherever located, shall, at noon, Greenwich time, send out into space an agreed-- n come a new stirps for a royal family; signal of that fact. Every vessel provided with wireless apparatus, and and the succession from the sovereign Chocolates, French Mixed, Marsh-mallow- s, A within the range of a wireless" station will thus be able to correct absolutely thus elected shall be regulated by the any variation in its chronometer. In this way that cause of error would be same law as tne present xoyal Family Lemon oi Hawaii." Drops, Hard entirely done away with. It will be seen by the foregoing that the late Prince was only an "Heir Pre Gum Drops, Cailler's Swiss . sumptive," in the sense that he was GROWTH OF METHODISM-- eligible for election to the throne, by Milk Chocol The address of the "Bishops at the Methodist General Conference, lately the .Legislature, as an Am. ates, adjonrned, made a remarkable showing of progress for the church in America. E. C. L. OUR STOCK Honolulu, June 3, 1908. Crystalized Ginger Statistics of a general nature touching on the growth and present status OF of the denomination occupy a large part of the introductory portion of the ad- The presumptive heirship was die in terms of King u-aLl-- no is standing in gain tated the Kalakaua 's dress. Methodism, it noted, is far from still fact, the will, and while the choice did not have after dinner mints. in number of communicants in the last four years is given as 278,357 greater legal force it would probably have been GOALPOST than in any similar period for sixteen years. The number of ministers, not in- observed if the monarchy had "lasted Some of the dainties we just received. cluding the "local preachers," is at present nearly 20,000, an increase of 1100 and the conditions which Prince David's must some accession wrould have met had come to during the quadrennial period; while to this number be added 15,000 pass. Ed. Adv. "object to appointment as pastors on trial and in full membership," and -- 4 , Henry May & Co., Ltd. 4500 local preachers serving as pastors. The entire pastoral force numbers nearly icrvice Pates Phone 22. 40,000 persons, who, it is stated, preach in 130 languages. The total value of POST CARDS OF the church properties owned by Methodism is something more than $186,000,000, IS UNSURPASSED. and this sum is increasing at the rate of $8,000,000 annually. The membership we have a larp;e number of new flif of the church is now 3,307,275, of which number the United States is credited THE HAWAII onea recently received from Europe. with 3,036,000. The property of educational institutions under the control of JCHT They are beautiful in appearance denomination is estimated as worth plus endowment and reasonable in price. Your in- the $25,761,547, funds of The photographs of the yacht Hawaii showing an increase of about $5,000,000 in spection is invited. $23,750,486, these totals each the that were taken and published by the four years. RAPPING PAPER, last Advertiser are some of .the finest that A ehurch of progressive sort, having such a clear and definite code J J J this of have ever been secured of a yacht, in morals such a firm hold on evangelical faith as does may and the Methodist, racing dress under full headway, well be counted among strong of the best Americanism. PAPER BAGS. TWINES the buttresses The various points of her sailing H. anilities are well represented, and per- F. Wichman & Go. fectly plain to the eye of the sailor. LIMITED : Colonel Samuel Johnson has been the best road supervisor this city ever They were taken with much difficulty, bad, and his resignation involves a public, loss. But a plaee in private employ and are perfect photographs of the Ha- Leading Jewelers :1 where merit is rewarded is better than an unstable and uncertain one in the waii while in her best form as she sail- American-Hawaiia- '..v. 1042-10- 50 FORT STREET n Paper & Supply Co., Ltd. public service, where merit makes, enemies. The more Colonel Johnson's work ed for the Coast to represent the Islands in the great transpacific has commended itself to the taxpayers the more forcible has been the opposition raee. These photographs on postcards are CORNER FORT AND QUEEN STS. to him among the politicians; and on two or three occasions he has had a narrow now on sale at the Honolulu Photo eseape from being forced or frozen out of his county offices to make room for Supply Co. ' GEO. G. GUILD. Generaj Manager. Telephone 416. machine workers. Now he has chosen to give his energies to a private corpora tion, for which the warmest admirers of his official course will be the last to THE COLLEGE OF blame him. shoppers: AGRICULTURE Secretary Garfield will not lack for the same hospitality that Secretary Cn C Straus received. He will not expect to have any "freedom of the city" con are pleased with the "ff" (Continued from Page One.) t ferred upon him or other tomfoolery enacted for the purpose of bringing some Veterinary science; 8, Poultry indus- aall-fr- y politicians into view. The Governor and other high officials, the mili- try; 9, Apiculture. York Venti- tary and naval commandants and leading citizens will call on him, and he will Schedule B 1, Mechanical engineer New have such facilities as he may need for his investigations. Doubtless, as in the Ingr; 2, Civil engineering:; 3, Electrical engineering-- 4, engineering; lation System that case of Secretary Straus, there will be some public as as Irrigation well private banquet 5, Mining engineering; 6, Marine engl ing, but the omission of circus business may be counted on as a sign of the neering; 7, Railway engineering; 8, Ex makes our Cafe a ! j good breeding of the town. perimental engineering; 9, Textile In Office and Typewriter dustry; 10, Architecture; 11, Machine cool resting place. design; 12 Mechanical drawing; 13 If the Hawaii Promotion Committee cannot give information to Ceramics; 14. Stenography; 15, Type Roller-To- p J land-seeke- 16, 17, Flat and rs assuring them of transportation facilities, together with writing; Telegraphy; Printing; 18, Shop freight charges on products which will leave work. anything to the producers, Schedule C 1, English language; 2, Alexander Young Cafe J all it can tell about the available lands will be a delusion and a English literature; 3, Composition; 4, snare. Star. Rhetoric; 5, Oratory. We have the biggest stock in town, as well as Schedule D 1, Mathematics; 2, Book the larg As settlers on three islands are now raising export pineapples, sisal, bananas keeping; 3, Astronomy. est variety. and some tobacco and having no trouble with transportation and freight charges, Schedule E 1, Chemistry; 2, Physics: READ THE ADVERTISER Don't make half-doze- n new-comer- your selection from, why should s, going into the same lines of agriculture, expect anyf 3. Biology; 4. Botany; 5, Zoology; 6, ' a Desks You Ian't it time that that ancient bogey of the was put to Geology; 7, Mineralogy; 8. Metallurgy; may just as well have Star's rest! Entomology; 10, Physiology; 11, Bac WORLD'S NEWS DAILY the best for the same money. teriology; 12, Pharmacy; 13, Physical geography; 14, Meteorology. Three vigorous business men with a paid secretary are all that are really Schedule F 1, Political economy; 2, needed to put the fleet entertainment plans through. Five men ran the execu- Domestic economy; 3, Commercial H. Hackfeld Co., tive part of the government of Hawaii during the revolutionary days, and it it Ltd. takes about that number to control the business of a A complete set of Instruments for transcontinental railway engineering system. Ten men conduct the government the mechanical and courses of the United States. When any- are being selected by Mr. Gartley to- thing executive is to be done, it is a mistake to leave it to a large voting body. gether with the necessary astronomical "There should be a small group at the central point able to hire detail work done instruments to thoroughly cover the and to absolutely direct it. Under such conditions the wheels of administration requirements of that course. A full not easily blocked, equipment of high class apparatus for are laboratory work in physics and chem M. GiLf2MB3 istry are also being selected. I I SHIPPING AND COMMISSION I John Hays Hammond is not likely to make much headway as an aspirant DOCTOR'S BIG BORROWED. MERCHANT INSURANCE for Vice President. His connection with the Guggenheims would not help him FIRE and MARINE Dr. McDonald's rig stood in front of at the polls, and the record he made in South Africa could hardly escape the Young Hotel the other night until cartoonists. When Hammond begged clemency of Oom Paul for his part in the Agent For-- late. Then somebody came along who the Jameson raid, the rugged old Boer remarked: are all good dogs "They ride, and, unhitching now and come to lick my On wanted a the ARTHUR SEWALL & CO. hand." the whole, Mr. Hammond had better horse, took a pleasant, but rather stick to the Guggenheims. It will pay better than politics. lengthy trip. When he got through, he Bath, Me. telephoned the stable where the horse PARROTT & CO. belonged, saying he had caught it while San Francisco. The Advertiser hates to meddle with the neat little stratagem by which it running away on King street and had We have had great difficulty is made to appear as a complainant in the Lee Let case, but in justice to itself left it where the stableman could finl in; it must disclaim all such relations to the pending trial. This journal's only con- it. The rig had been well-use- d and keeping1 enough of these popular showed no signs of wear and tear. tention has been that Lee Let shouKL be tried under his indictment, not sur- trimmings for wash dresses, but reptitiously let off with a Duvanchelle nol-pro- s. The case having been called, lioT PREACHER CRANE. hope from now on to be able to that ends the Advertiser's interest in it, excepting as a purveyor of the news. Editor Advertiser: The repjrt is cur- upply the demand. TU t - 1 rent that I was present at the Oroheum j. ue rwdineua Drougnt1. US an island is not a cheerful place Wake for castaways, and it is lucky for the last Saturday night. In tne interest express package of these goods in twenty men marooned there that the Benjamin Constant happened along rep- Moonlight the before of the Methodist church which I the following widths: on Road it was too late. Some day the government will have a gunboat stationed here, resent, I beg space in your paper in say report the business of which will principally be to cruise among the sand and bird which to that the is not Y, y4 and 1 Inch. V correct. I am opposed 'o even spurring islands looking for shipwrecked men or vessels in distress. It would be a labor exhibitions. White and Colors. There is to be a moonlight night next week and the humanity with many practical results. of REV. DAVID W. CRANE. Within the next few weeks we! road to Haleiwa is better than ever. If "you have SOME GOOD PICTURES. , expect other and larger ship If the First Infantry would agree to the proposal, a request of Governor are some very ments, which will give you a first an automobile of your own take Frear for the detail of a regular army officer to command that regiment might There goi, subjects the run down in get such officers for regi- - on the screen at the Orpheum theater class assortment to choose from. be acceded to. Schools commandants; why not militia the afternoon and back by moonlight. Good ride; especially those which the government looks to for help in the defense and the crowds leave at the end of the t mentsf show well pleased. "Accidents Will of its fortified ports. Happen" is an amusing picture that good meal. . keeps the audience in roars of laugh- ST. CLAIR BIDGOOD, Manager. 'I ter. The other pictures are good. foe of the moral issue in politics is the fanatic who all E The most dangerous The admission continues at ten and runs amuck in its support. five cents. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1908.

- I GILLS FOB CONDOLENCE I "An G MARINE KK FAIRMONT OfJ QUEENJHD PRINCESS HOTEL Prevention " j SAN FRANCISCO The band an iK-u-al large crowd was 1 That'? what it means to hare Acting Governor Mott-Sniit- h and The most superbly yejsrerday at the departure of j situated hotel in the World ' Attorney General Hemenway yester- your pr-pert- protected by the Alameda whi?h got away time! on day afternoon made a ca'l of condo- overlooking the entire Bay of San with a good a Francisco, tru J of passengers and upon Queen and afterwards the Uoidea Gate, and the raplaly . ! a bia- freight. lence the rebuilding ciiy Wtro. upon the Princess Kawananakoa, ex- Convenient - to shopping, theatre, business The departure of several- well known pressing their sympathy on the death and railroad centers. I I kamaainas. among them delegates t of Prince David Kawananakoa. arm THE EPITOME two National inquiring the wishes of the family as j OF HOTEL EXCELLENCE Conventions, possibly - Insurance to the funeral and funeral arrange- i aum?nted the number present on the , combining all the And it doesn't cost much to be wharf. ments. The Acting Governor oaerea conveniences and luxuries the Throne Room of the Capitol for ! a good hotel shoidd have, with many 1 A. G. M. - j unique, and feel SECURE. Robertson went to the Re- the lying in state of the remains on original and exclusive publican National Convention at Chi-- ! features. J0 J$ Let us see you about it. cago. u-- . their arrival from San Francisco. Entirely re-furnis- J J. H. Raymond headed for Queen and the Princess and refitted at a cost of the Democratic Convention at Denver, Both the This woman says over three million dollars. was thanked the Acting Governor and Lydla E. a? & 3? J3f Jf 1 also a departing passenger. "W. promised to communicate with him Pmkham's Vegetable Compound Social center of the city headquarters of the O. Walker of Ookala and John A. arrangements saved her life. Head her letter. Scott of their wishes as to tue Army and Navy Scene of most of the social Mill were also when they had had further opportunity Mrs. T. C. among thos -- Willadsen, of Manning, festivities. aving in the popular to consider them. Iowa, writes to Mrs. Pinkham: J&dSfjJfjjffJf WHO i iiner and the Rev. Hiram P.insrham on Act- - I tel had a of John F. Colburn called the " I can trulv sav Lvdia E. Pinlr- - ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 1,000 GUESTS m hosts friends at the wharf to ins- fiovernor the iorenoon ana u that see away. in ham's Vegetable him was arranged sho ,d Compound saved my Among passengers then that there l'fe' anJ 1 cannot express mv gratitude the second class Icu- - . ; j T . vj.vjkj be a state funeral, though the part xv t uiic, wiu hui, i upwards. were many Portuguese and several con- w wu lii nurua. or years x bunereu lar details were left for further with the worst forms of female com- Hindus who are going to the Coast and communication. MANAGEMENT looking for labor not to sultation plaints, continually doctoring1 and PALACE HOTEL COMPANY of the sort The Hawaiian flag hung all day at - be found in the canefle'ds here. spending- lots of money for medicine half mast over the Kapiolani building. without help. I wrote you for advice, MAKES AXOTHEa RECORD. Queen Kapiolani died nine years ago, followed it as directed, and took Lydia The barkentine Coror.ado, Commo- June 24. Mr. Mott-Smit- h was then E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and dore Potter, has ad-le- another record Minister of Foreign Affairs under the it has restored me to perfect health. Bishop Trust Co.,Ltd. voyage forms of the old Republic. He made to her credit by arriving here - Had it not been for von I should hare last evening after a remarkably areedy the call of condolence on behalf of th- been in my grave to-da-y. I wish every run of ten days from San Francisco. government on the princes, at that suffering1 Woman would try it." This is the second time thi3 year that time, ana represented me government developing she ha surprised friends here by in the arrangements for the state FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. hr Though this For thirty years Pink-nera-i, her performance. Her last trip here funeral that followed Lydia E. by the Investments when she arrive 1 on the first of April was not the last state it was . ham's Vegetable Compound, made was after a voyage of ten and a half by far the most impressive and cere- - from roots and herbs, has been the days. This trip is a slightly better monious one. j standard remedy for female ills. Stocks and Bonds performance. His many friends on the Both Queen Liliuokalani and the ; hMmsitivplvmiwrf " thnnno J front will be glad to greet the genial Princess Kawananakoa received calls women who have a.nd from leen troubled with skipper of the Coronado this morning of condolence sympathy displacements, inflammation, ulcera- Real Estate Mortgages and hear from him in his modest way friends yesterday. how happenel. Arriving too tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities, it late to periodic pains, bearing-- Gives you enter port last night the Coronado was backache, that uniformity of results with tlie minimum of down feeling, flatulency, indiges- care brought to an anchorage outside and WAY TO GET MATTER and labor. will enter early this morning. tion, dizziness,or nervous prostration. The schooner Robert Lewers, after Why don't you try it ? It's easier and surer than tray development, and a boon a good trip of twenty-on- e days from BEFORE GRAND! Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick to amateurs who cannot get the best results from the tray. Gamble arrived here yesterday after- women to write her for advice. Rfloney to Loan noon with a full cargo of lumber for M She has frnided thousands to You can develop 12 films at once, and without giving; Lewers & Cooke. health. Address, Lynn, Mass. , them more than casual attention. The Nevadan. which came into the R'ev. E. "W". Thwing called on At- ON LISTED COLLATERAL OR offing last night, told the pilot that Hemenway yesterday Call and see them. she had not see the Hawaii. torney General ESTATE inquire suggestion by PRODUCTIVE REAL JAMES MAKEE TO HILO. to how the made FUN AT THE County Attornej' Cathcart that the al- HONOLULU - The fast and commodious steamer be PHOTO SUPPLY COMPANY J J James Makee will leave for Pearl Har- leged prizefight matter should bor today with barge Melancthon, brought before the grand jury, could FLEET the be accomplished. Attorney General MEET "Everything Photogrophic" cement laden, in tow. After delivering be the barge Hemenway told him that it could at the works in the harbor in two ways. could 924 Bethel Street the Makee will sail Hilo by way of done either of It Present at the meeting of the fleet for be brought to the attention of the jury Kamalo reef and Lahaina.. At the by a member of the body itself or bj executive committee yesterday after- former place the bell buoy will be re- noon were George R. Carter, chairman; placed, having"! tp the Attorney General's Department it overhauled ard To have brought by the Attorney J. F. Morgan, G. W, Smith, II. P. Wood, Smith at Vahfinn the ruoys will be lo k?d it William O. General's Department, he would re- L. T. Peck, Colonel Jones and F. Ll. over t see that t'K is right. Then the quire that an application should be - at-tent- Waldron. Hilo buov- will h?ve their regular i'-r Department made to him, though this need not be i The matter of furnishing accommo- Trust aral the Makee after finishing requira possibly a formal matter, but he would dations for the sailors who could not Managed, Revenues Collected, will return to port the first a clear summary of the evidence afford" stay when Xstatea part of T:fxt week. that to at hotels ashore Loans and Investments Made. on the subject to be offered should be was placed in the hands of the com- TENYO MARU COMING. presented in writing so that the de- missary committee who will take the The Toyo Kisen Kaisha's new tur- partment would be able to judge of its matter up at once. We beg to call attention to our embroidery depart- Insurance bine, three-scre- w transpacific liner scope and character as well as to what Eleven hundred and fifty dollars ment where designs are worked to order by an expert Ma- &GEXT FOR ENGLISH-AMERICA- N Tenyo Maru, according to special it tended. That when this was doni was granted the commissary commit- hookupu. h. I UNDERWRITERS rine Exchange cable yesterday, sailed the department would judge of wheth- tee for a from Japan now in our establishment The prices are from Hongkong for San Francisco and er it should be presented to the jury Twenty-fiv- e hundred dollars was ap- way ports. She will reach Yokohama or not. propriated for a bail after consider- reasonable and the designs exclusive Real Estate on June 13 and Honolulu on June 22 Mr. Thwing expressed himself as able, .discussion. Carter and Peck vot- ft or 23, getting to San Francisco on June satisfied, and went away. ing, against it. J13, FOR RENT. 28 or 29. She will have considerable It was reported by Carter that cargo for this port and a large through 975 were in sight for the general fund. T. Hobron premises on Nuuanu There were several heated passages Japanese Sazar occupied by Mr. Richard list of passengers. Avenue, now HE MUST KNOW AS during the meeting between Carter and near M. Isenberg. Partially furnished. Beau- NORTH PACIFIC CHARTS. Waldron, the latter being dissatisfied Fort Street, the Convent tiful grounds; large, spacious house. Pilot charts of the North Pacific with the treatment of the entertain- FOR RENT Large house, Beretania Ocean, to be issued monthlj-- , are pro- MUCH AS THE BOSS ment committee by the executive com- street, next to Queen's Hospital. vided for a bill on which conference mittee. same yard. in Cottage, Beretania street; reports were agreed to by Congress , Waldron threatened to resign as Rent cheap. - on May 18. They .are intended to indi- chairman of the entertainment com- FOR SALE Lot with two cottages, cate matters of value and interest to "The man who really knows more mittee if its requests were not granted by the most modem machinery. corner Miller and Beretania streets. the maritime community of the Pacific than the boss usually gets to be boss: by the executive committee, stating Half soles, 75 cents; heels, 25 Fine Lot in Palolo Tract. Coast and particularly as to direction if he only thinks he does he gets fired." that Carter was trying to run the Shoes Fixed cents. Work done while you Kewalo. Tht? set and whole shooting match himself. wait, and done properly. House and Lot. and force of the winds. Old man Pheian knew as much as Hor-riga- n Lots in Puunui Tract. best routes He demanded that the reports of the strength of currents and ana though he did not get to adopted Houses and Lots in Palama. for vessels will be indicated. the entertainment committee be King and River Streets Valley and Kalmuki. top of the ladder Horrigan got fired. before the calling of the joint meeting Lin Hop Lots in Nuuanu FRISCO VIA KAHULUI. . crystallizes details story House and Lot, King street, near That the of the today. American-Hawaiia- n is to told by selected com- in- Thomas Square. The rate of the which be a The members of the committee Company has been fixed at $65 for the pany at the Opera House next Tues- dulged in an animated discussion and tfip from this port to San Francisco day night when "The Man of tne Carter told Waldron that he was try-in- s Choice beginning with the voyage of the Ne- Hour" is discovered in Alwyn Bennett. to play horse. LAW BOOKS vadan Itaving here Sunday afternoon (W. D. Adams), the young mayor of Waldron wouldn't stand for this Can't Stand it! next, and this rate will be made for anywhere elected for a purpose which pleasantry and left the meeting. PRICES carry out. Anyone Kaneolie Beef AT EASTERN those people who wish to go out on he fail3 to familiar It is possible that the entire enter- Eyes will stand lots of seeing with the habits of the promoters and will resign in Tired X. HERRICK BROWN & CO. her and . spend a day or two tainment committee a limit. go on politics of New York may easily recog- - sympathy - Chairman Waldron. abuse but there's C. Lyon Co. Maui before they to the Coast. with Successor to Wm. nize the characters in the play. It is t There is also a chance that the execu Present indifference means fu- - - P-- O. Box 400 IMPENDING STRIKE. Trt. 401 or 16 not hard, if one follows the current tive committee may resign should ture trouble. Always on Hand Eight hundred members of the two magazines, to know who did the pro- any trouble at the masters, mates and there be further put at ease. YOUNG TIGS MOON. organizations of moting of railway enterprises in that meeting this afternoon. Let us them TIDES, SUN 4 AND pilots at San Francisco may quit as great city. The names of Ryan, Whit- POULTRY the result of the - suspension of the ney, Murphy and Devery stick out like EGGS captains of three steamers, charged warts on a hald head. Though It might A. N. Sanford rules of navi say FRESH BUTTER AND CHEESE Is! with failing to obey the not be exactly correct to that "The KIDNEYS: Optician, Boston Building. a May 6, the battleship iieet Man was built so as to 3 a - JX gation when of the Hour" YI a) J J entered that port. include those men in the material there lit 5 1. 6 89 9 14 .SHERMAN DUE. is a strong suspicion that any of them 1 5jh 2 0 4.S0 9 !5 0.i5 living would feel crawls if they should 4310 4 transport Sherman from Manila Do Not Endanger "Wlen a Hono- 2 6 w' 1 9 W6 The watch the play. A bit of fiction, here life due to arrive here today or tomor- Citizen Stows You Don't Fail SAM WO MEAT GO. 40 10:10 is and there, is added to facts to make lulu 48: 1 ff- 5 80 : 0 50; 2.15 5.17.8 long port, Mutual Asso- 1 row. She win not remain in the play go but there is little of it the Core. to join the Harrison 1513 17 8 40 11 SI be overhauled in San Fran- ciation while the Special Dispensa- i 4' 7 2V 1 B 7.15 2 55 11 as she is to overdrawn and the company is a King Street Market, next C. Q. Tea cisco and may be off the run for a strong one. The seats are in demand tion is in force. See 30 S.li.l-j- 5 l7 8 4l Hop & Co. 5 8 12 1.5 9 couple of months. at Wall, Nichols Co. Ltd. Why will people continue to suffel J. H. TOWNSEXD - - Secretary 5-- 6.41, 0 09 agonies kidney complaint, back- Tel. 8 6 9.M 1.S I1.1S 4 12 2 c WELCH STARTS TWICE. the of Kapiolani Building ache, disorders. lameness, YOUNG Tttf, Manager. cm 4 .20 5 17 X 0 47 sailed from urinary 8 7 10. 2 12 19 The bark Andrew Welch SAKE LOSS PEEVENTED. them- 2 Honolulu, headaches, languor, why allow t-- , Vi on May for NOTICE. fnnnn June 6 San Francisco i Importers of sake who nave gotten selves to become chronic invalids, rirsi qu.ti lci ul h occur according to Marine Exchange cables, ANT VE01IAN OF GIRL. NEEDING The tides at Kahului and Hilo follow- shipments here since the new order when a certain cure Is offered them? Hono- and put back to port the day help or advice. Is Invited to communi- about one hour earlier than at port on went Into effect prohibiting the im- Doan's Backache Kidney Pills is the ing, sailing again for this gives to the cate, either in person or by letter. witL HOTEL ST, FRANCIS lulu- 31. to remedy to use,, because it time Is 10 hours Sunday, May portation of the liquor and prior the kidneys help they need to perforin Ensiyn L-- Anderson, matron of tli Hawaiian standard NOTES. first day of June, have cause to be the Army Woman's Industrial 30 slower than Greenwich SHIPPING their work. Salvation minutes glad that they will be put to no fur- No. 16S0 King street. SAN FRANCISCO. " time, being that of tM meridian of Id. The schooner Ka Movleft for Hawaii If you have any, even one, of the Home. The time freight. ther loss or inconvenience. A cable degrees thirty minutes. yesterdav with her usual was received yesterday from the au- symptoms of kidney diseases, curt This hostelry powsscs all the best 1:30 p. ro-- which is A small steel vessel, the first metal yourself now, diabetes, dropsy whistle blows at Washington releasing all before cara-aniari- es, 0 min- Canada, is now thorities in features of the world's finest the same as Greenwich 0 hours vessel to be built in the sake received prior to the first of or Eright's disease sets in. Read this Aloha Shop t.me --New 202 and Las added many idea Sun and moon are for local nearing completion at uid'jv I means ten thou- - Honolulu testimony: Telephone utes. June. This that about Cleaning: . whole group. X. S. N. Y. Maritime Reg. dollars' worth of the liquor which W. F. Williams of Honolulu la a Next to Orpheum. and to the sum of hotel bappine&a. for the Seattle,,tj!and .. . The freighter Nevadan from was Dvwg iies'i up w ui now uuti iw lighthouse keeper, and he has held Dyeing Clothing. It has introduced to PaciSe Coast reported evening too late tO i . I . . 1 . . WF Also Tailoring. Prompt Service. Low last - i thi position 30 years. He I'neu-mat- ic LOCAL OFFICE OF THE.UNITED ffa, ... wav to liie consumer mjicau ui ucius for the last HoteMom, the Electric Grill, BUREAU. enter the naroor. , destroved or reshioped to its place o says: , "I was for a number of years Prices. WEATHER away j Tube service, Magneta Clock STATES morning and get Jap-f- or peopls Goods Called for and Delivered. 3. 1903 dock early this origia H Hackfeid & Co. and a one of that numerous army of Honolulu, Wednesday, June Kahului Sunday at an hour to be anese fjrTn are the principal gainers who suffer with their backs. Mine system and to3y represents the set later. I by the order. What wMll become o ached and pained roe to no small ex farthest advance of science ia hotel E 5:?? wisp IT. S. S. Iroquois sailed for Pearl jture shipments liquor remains High and Low c THERMO. 5 s ! The of the tent, so that I was glad when I heard service in Ameriea. J i wun jS JAPANESE READ 3;2 z) Harbor vesterday morning tne i to be seen DUt t not thought that of a remedy for it, Doan's Backache LL f work i 3 S Tisrineer party engagea on the the "stuff will have the same considera Kidney Pills. I obtained some of these Hates European from $2 upward. stj.i-.uL- : SHINPO of laying out the new r.a ai tion given the last shipment which Drug Co.'s store, and, THE HAWAII - at the Holiister Un-ie- r 2. in the -; the Management of there She returned arrived in the Nippon Maru. re- News-oaper-s, 3 : b and dock took them. They gave me great An authority among Japanese I : : : afteri-oon- . lief, and I make this short narration of published In the Territory of JAMES WOODS. Inter-Islan- d steamer Iv.nau, COLIC. C HOLES A The CHAMBERLAIN'S. my experience for the benefit of others Hawaii. OS 70 : 4 ; early yesterliv from REMEDY. 1900 J J 0:i 8J i Gregory, arrived AND DIARRHOEA who perhaps do not know that nearly only Illustrated 10-pa- ge Japan- - ! passengers cabin, The i Kauai.'with 14 in the rPTT-.p.l- backache from the kidneys,; 1901 SJ 71 TS 00 ; 5t j cargo, This has been in use for over all arises se Daily in Existence. 54 on deck, and a good sized is Doan's sugar. thirty vears and has proved itself to be and the best medicine for It ?e Sunday Issue is the Best STONES 113 st 68 "6 .oo 8 e Sw consisting for the most part of PRECIOUS sugar, 7.62 the most successful remedy yet discov- Backache Kidney Pills. advertising Medium. ! SS50 bags A an-- 77 j 6 j The carso was Kidney Pills are set In rir.gs and brooches. Gold 1MB SO Co! 61 75 .05 rnochigome, ?1 ered for towel complaints. It never Doan's Backache Job Work In Japanese and Chine a . . I i big taro. 100 bags by Benson, Smith & Co.. old hy all druggists and storekeepers silver jewelry male to order at rea- : K bot- fails. Sold laity. 78 -- 01 5I 3 empty oec 190 ' 62 6 wine casks. barrels 12.50), prices. Your trade sollcitei. ' empty IslanJs. 50 cents per box (six boxes or sonable I ! i 37 bundles C. Ltd.. Agents for the Hawaiian at " j 8 5 C. plants. gl "4 .OS 7 ; s tles crates will be mailed on receipt of price by 6i and 2 packages sun- V O 8 plants. 2 pigs, Co., Honolulu, SUN j Drug 80 71 7 .CO 60 ; 6 Morimatsu. a wrestler, wanted bv the the Holiister REMOVAL NOTICE. dries. agents Is- CHAN CHEW, Manager 7 police for running a gambling game wholesale for the Hawaiii ,33 74 78 C3 71 4 5B j P. O. Box MS. i i ; by Maunakea St Leu Kau were 'gives a was chased for a mile yesterday lands. Carriage Manufac- 8 11 Huv In and The New Oahu 'If Si 71-- Unite.! States Commis- Officer Apana and caught. Queen J J J! hearing before will tell turing Co. has removed to JLEAD THE ADVE2TISmt J I a of Jose Martin, Porto Rican. Ti i 78 .12 I 70 5 Hau-- vesterdav on a eharge easterly side of Nuuanu 70 sioner Castleberry. jailbreakef from Jndire Andrade this morning how he street, at the WOELD'B NX7T3 DAILY STOCKMAN, violation of the Edmunds Aet. The the stream. WM. B. over until Friday. Camp Very, is still at large. came by Ah Chu's chickens. Section Director. case was continued 8 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1908. Castle & Cooke, Ltd. Meetings Fraternal Meetings SAYS KOKf -- A JURY SECURED Fraternal SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MEKCHANTS. LODOK POLYNESIA ENCAMPMENT NO L SONS OF 87. GEOSOI, o. o. Sugar Factors and Ceneral Insur&ae 355. i r. 111 NO. jtm-r- Knti ery first and third Friday WANTED MONEY CASE Agents. Thursday at - ., HMti rr on4 u fourth -- jS"" .5k o tae montn. at i :JU p. in LEEJET Ha& 3Hf Hall, 0 P. - Odd Fellows' Fori Brft REPRESENTING r Yiaiticg brothers cordially invited to "iA:- Vigitine brother, cordially idtiW attend. to attend. New England Mutual Life Insurant COLLINS. W. P. C. A. SIMPSOX. C. P. Company J. B L. L. LA PIEKEE, Scribe. W. S. Nawahi Examined of Boston. A. O. B. KENWAY, 8aej. Testifies That Nineteen Jurors Aetna Fire Insurance Co. National Fire Insurance Co. fnrtTifO WAH LODGE NO. 4. X. of P. EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. 1, I. O. O. F. Koki Asked Him for The Line of Questions -- Meets every Tuesday evening, at Citizens' Insurance Co. Ifevt. Tery aecona and last Tuesday at it (Hartford Firt wa. Viaiting iak. in Odd Fellows Hall, Fort kill Vineyard .tre, 7:80 p. Fv37:30. Vigitine cordially a Loan. Asked. Insurance Co.) iiiTiUd w anena. wO Street. brothers Brothers are eordiaur mum 10 annu. Protector Underwriters of the Phoenix PAMCEL L. WONG, O. C. O. KIM CHONG. K. of K. 8. J. DCTOT. N. of Hartford. WONO L. Li. LA PIERRE. Sec. Good progress was made in the Koki A jury to try Lee Let was secured case j'esterday. The government shortly HARMONY LODGE NO. S. L O. O. F did after three o'clock yesterday .jrS.'.vs, Meets erery Monday erening, al not finish its ease in chief yesterday. afternoon in Judge Robinson's court. I ,':30. n Odd Fellows' HalL Fort as it had some hopes of doing, but it Nineteen men in all were examined on Old Kona Coffee Fire inrited to attend. made progress, and will probably finish their voir dire, six of them being chal- Another BEN VIOKERS, N. O. lenged peremptorily and one for cause. E. K. HENDRY. Sec. today. A. W. T. Bottomley wag on the As soon as the jury was secured an WANTED 1 BAG OR 100 BAGS stand much of yesterday. He Identi REBUKAJI LODGE 1, adjournment was taken to 10 o'clock State Quality and Price to PACmO NO. fied a evi- I O. O. F. whole string of letters of advic this morning when the hearing of jMrta&j, Meets every second and fourth sent by Koki to Bishop & Co. with dence will begin. from explosion SJ0 fcs Thnrsdav. at 7:30 v. m.. Odd Fel remittances against which Koki drew There was a delay of nearly an hour McChesney Coffee Go, i.iig loirs' Hall. Visiting Rebekaha are The most interest in the case so beginning case caused by the ordialiv invited to attend. far in the ALICE PRATT. N. O. as spectators were concerned developed fact that Col. Jones, the stenographer, of a JESNV JACOBSON, Secy. when VY. b. JNawahi was on the stand was on the witness stand in an eject- 16 MERCHANT STEEET. He testified that on November 15 ment suit in Judge De Bolt's court. last HONOLULU ; OLIVE BRANCH EEBEKAH LODGE he went to Waimea to pay his taxes As soon as the roll of the jurors was NO 2, L O. O. F. amounting to about pay called, Frank Thompson, in reply to tgmZ't-- $0. After Coffee Roasters to the Trad Meets every first and third Tfcnra-- ing his taxes he was talking with Koki a question by Judge Robinson, said iSfj: 7. at :au p. m., in Odd fel Lee Let was ready, ,ow" "u- - "siting iceDekan. are who asked him to loan him $1500. sav that the defendant cordially invited to attend. ing that his father had died and that and Deputy Attorney General Larnach Gasoline JENNIE H. MACAULAY. IT. G. for Territory answered ready. JOHN NEILL, Engineer HAZEL CRANE. Secy. his creditors were pressing him for the money. He ohered a mortgage on his Twelve men were called into the jury Machinery very concisely Bought, Sold and Bepairad, OCEANIC LODGE NO. 371, F. & A. M. property to secure the loan. Xawah box, and Mr. Larnach Ship and General Blacksmithing. meets on tne last Monday f each did not make the loan, not knowing told them that in this case the indict month, at Masonie Temple, at 7:80 p. whether the property was encumbered ment charges Lee Let with bribing or Agent for Visiting- - brethren are cordially in trvincr to bribe Chief of Detectives A ...,s A!rited to attend or not, "and it being too far to go to THE FOOS GASOLINE SNQINE ove 7 M. M. JOHNSOy. W. M. Honolulu to find out. P. Taylor. He then began the examin Godfrey be and W. H. GOETZ. Secretary. ation of the jurors, Frank HAMILTON SUES FOR DIVORCE. ing the first man questioned. Mr. Lar MACHINE TOOLS. LEAILT CHAPTER NO. 2. O. E. S. Jennie Jvekauoha has berun a suit nach asked the jurors as to their ac- 135 MERCHANT ST. Telephone) W fc Meets every third Monday of each against her husband, George Kekauoha. quaintance with the defendant and his month, at 7:30 p. m., in the Masonic for divorce. He is known in Koolau of attor Throw yours out Temple. Visiting sisters and brothers attorney, and if the relation are cordially invited to attend. where the couple resided, as Mormon ney and client existed or had existed CLARA M. SCHMIDT, W. M. George, and he achieved a good deal of and generally "whether the juror be- - A. A. WILSON. and put intone ADELAIDE M. WEBSTER. See. notoriety last year by his trial for vio Hpvpri hp could eive a fair and and lating the Edmunds' Act. In that trial impartial trial. LEI ALOHA CHAPTER NO. 3, O, E. S. were to Meets at the Masonic Temple every his wife, who now sues for divorce Thompson's Questions as the General Contractor that burns second Satnrday of each month, committed perjury to help him out jurors' acquaintance with Larnach ana at 7:30 Office, 58 Young-- P-- m. Visiting sisters and brothers are But now she aneges his conviction for Sutton, who are conducting the pros Bldg. Tel. 15. JJ x cordially invited to AT AUCTION attend. ecution, A. Taylor, Chief of ' MINNIE FRAZEE, W. M. violating the Edmunds Act with Annie with P. LOUISE A. TRUE, Seey. Lulu and Kelehua as ground for di Detectives, and with R. O. Matheson vorce. and H. M. Ayres, two of the witnesses LADIES' AUXILIARY, A. O. E, ACHI WANTS THE MONEY. in the case. He asked If, in arriving DIVISION NO. 1. at a verdict, there would necessarily OWL CIGAR W. C. Achi has filed a petition asking police 847 l Meets every first and third be placed on the present admin At my salesroom, Kaatiumanu St., 'iuesday, at 8 p. m.. ia V the court to allow him a fee for his istration the seal of approval, or upon The 5c. Quality Smoke. B. U. HalL Fert Street frequent services as an attorney on be the preceding administration the seal Visiting sisters are cordially half of Joe Kulia and Roselina Kulia, ZJ invited to attend. of disapproval, if that would influence Friday, June 5, 1908, MRS. K. COWES. Pre. minors, in proceedings relating to the them. To this Larnach objected as be M. A. Cunst & Co. JOSEPHINE DILLON. See estate of Antone Rodrigues, their In? irrelevant, but Judge Robinson Honolulu Gas Co., Ltd. grandfather. objection. MYSTIC overruled the At 10 o'clock a. m. LODGE NO. 2. K. of P. SUIT ON A NOTE. Thompson asked If jurors had any Meets oa the second and fourth Tuesdays of prejudice against Chinese, or had opin KOA Bishop eacu ruuiiiu ai i '.30 August Dreier, Limited, has begun DESKS and Street MlninU 1 T Tl.1l . were more A v i a. vi x . nan, euravr x uri suit against . W. Ahana on a note ions as to whether Chinese A stylish Park Phaeton, Eastern 89 a ana ueretama. visitinir brotnara cordi secured by mortgage. prone to tell the truth . or otherwise FOUR POSTERS ally invited to attend. whites. E. H. Lewis said he. baa make; with movable seat arranged for KWONG W. L. LYLE, C. C. SUES FOR PINEAPPLE PLANTS, than HING CHONG GO. r. WALDRON, K. E. S. and was excused for cause. Air, A. W. Eames has begun suit against Thompson asked if jurors would give two or four persons; rubber tires, al WING CHONG CO, as to GBASS LINEN GRASS CLOTH HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. 1. PYTH Emma Macfarlane, doing business the same weight or credence the King and Bethel IAN SISTERS. Ahuimanu Ranch Company, for $425, testimony of a Chinese as they would most new. Meets every first and third Monday, at for pineapple plants supplied. to a white man under the same condi TABLE COVERS 7:30 p. ml at KnighU of PyUiiaa HalL GUARDIAN ARRESTED. tions. Mr. Larnach objected to tnis About 500 boxes in shooks, to hold Fort and Beretania streets... All visi impossible a juror to say tors cordiallv invited to attend. In the matter of the estate of David as being for Oahu Ice & Electric Co. 1024 NUTTANU STEEET. RENEE WHITEHEAD, M. E. O. Raymond Reyes, n advance what weight or credence he about 100 pounds each. GRACE O'BRIEN, M. of R. 8. Callihan, a minor. the would elve to the testimony of any guardian, did not appear before Judge witness as he must have the whole of OAHU LODGE NO. 1, K. of P. Lindsay yesterday morning as ordered, ICE delivered at any part of the Y. WO SINC & CO. the witness' testimony, his demeanor city. Island orders promptly filled. Meets every 1st and Ird Friday at and a bench warrant for his arrest was and all othertircumstances before him 7 ;80 o'clock. Pythian tfall. corner tfere-tani- a issued. Reyes was brought into court Cocoanut slicers for candy makers. TeL 528; P. O. Box 600. Office. and Fort streets. Visiting broth before he could say what weight or walo. Km, ers aoraiauy invited to attend. in the afternoon. He satisfactorily ex- credence he would give to the testi A. DEERING, C. O. plained his absence in the morning, and mony. Thompson cited a case from Groceries and Fruits J. W. WHITE. K. B. 8. case went over a FROM MAT 1. 1908, ALL. the for week. California where that form of ques MORGAN, STJBSCRIT' WTT.T.TAM IN THE SUPREME COURT. tion was allowed. But Judge Robin JAS. F. TIONS TO iiM-i- m n McKTNLEY LODGE NO. 8, AUCTIONEER. IS- M. son sustained tne ODjecuon noiains - of P. The case of Catalino Mejea vs. L. MAGAZINES and PERIODICALS Meets erery second and fourth Saturday even Whitehouse is set for argument in the that the Juror could be asked as to rogai7:so Supreme Court next Monday. This is whether he would give the same con o'clock, in Pythian Chi- AT PUBLISHERS' PRICES Telephone 71 HalL corner Bere a suit for damages for personal injur- sideration to the testimony of a Call, tania and Fort streets, visiting broth- naman as to a white, t)ut not as to Chronicle or Examiner TOUR SODA WATER ORDER ers cordially invited to attend. ies suffered in the work on Nuuanu $1 per Montla W. L. FRAZEE. C. C. dam. whether he would give the same weight E. A. B. Furnished Cottage WALL, NICHOLS CO., LTD. JACOBSON, K. R. IN THE LAND COURT. or credence. Consolidated Soda Works Go. With another juror Thompson, hold COURT OAMOES NO. 8110. A. O. F. In the Court of Land Registration ing up an Advertiser, asked him if he G. S. LKITHEAD, Manager Meets every second and fourth Tues- the Territory, by Attorney-Gener- al recalled reading a particular article Pictures for day of each month, at 7:30 p. nu, in Hemenway, nas filed an answer to the ap- School San Antonio Hall, Vineyard street. respecting the Lee Let case which Visiting brothers cordially invited to petition of Frederick C. Miller for a peared in it. To this Larnach object- For Rent Pa-wa- OR HOME DECORATION. Mr. and Mrs. Hashimoto attend. registered title to certain lands in a. ed, on the ground that the juror had DR. JOHN P. COWES, C. B. The answer claims an easement --,JUIASSEURS M. C. PACHECO. F. 8. already stated that he had read the Pacific Picture for a fourteen-foo- t drainage ditch articles in the Advertiser but that they Framing Go. RHEUMATISM, The property is at OAMOES CIRCLE NO. 240. C. O. F. through the land. would not affect his verdict. Thomp- Nuuanu, below Hotel BRUISES, Meets every second and fourth Thurs- the corner of Makiki and Dominis son argued that he had a right to in- day of each month, at 7:30 p. m., in streets. quire into the mind of the juror to MODERN COTTAGE, 1313 Makiki SPRAINS. San Antonio Hall, Vineyard street. not he had been in Visiting companions are cordially in- learn whether or street, near Kinau street. Water and TIRED vited to attend. fluenced by his reading independent of MRS. J. P. RE SO, C. O. was conscious of wer rates paid by owner. House Asters BORGES, NOLLE-PRO- S ENTERED whether the juror - v - IV FEELING. R. J. F. S. or not. He said that ALL SHADES such influence parlor dining-roo- m more than forty articles contains and com . and other ail- COURT LUNALILO NO. 6600, A. O. F. there had been Meets every first and third Wednesday fj BREGKQN5 on the subject of Lee Let published bined. Large lanai, two bedrooms. ments gi eveuiujrs 01 eaca monin. at I :ou p. m., CASE in the Advertiser. Mr, Larnach ob Lcn Choy in rythian Hall, corner Fort and bathroom, kitchen, pantry and kitchen Beretania and Smith QUICKLY Beretania streetd. Visiting brothers jected that the question was not what Streets cordially invited. the Advertiser had said, but whether closet. Modern plumbing: throughout RELIEVED. H. H. HANARAHI, C. R. Yesterday County Attorney Catheart Lee Let had sought to bribe Chief of Outbuildings, JAS. K. KAULIA, P. C P. S. entered a nolle prosequi in the case of Detectives Taylor as he was charged servants' rooms, ser DISTILLED WATER 444 KING STREET. Telephone 565 HONOLULU AERIE 140. F. O. E. United States District Attorney Robert with having done. Judge Robinson vants' bath and closet. Carriage room, Meets objection and refused to f" iSV on second and W. Breckons. charered with wil sustained .the feed room l&O-- g if. fourth Wednesday even-jAX- beinr allow the question. Thompson through- - and horse stall. Grounds PURE SODA WATER OFFICE SPECIALTIES iv ot ch month, at fully present at a prize fight. Judge to Ad- hearing out continued references the planted with trees. Hall, corner Beretania and Andrade, after the motion, attitude. He asked Fort streets. Visit much-discuss- vertiser, and its promptly granted ed u ing Eagles are invited to attend. it, and the If it should appear that certain arti- Fountain Soda Works CASH REGISTER, W. L. FRAZEE. W. P. case of the Territory vs. Breck- cles were written by A. P. Taylor if H. T. MOORE. Secy. ons was over. JAS. F. MORGAN, p TYPEWRITER, it would affect the juror's verdict. HONOLULU HARBOR NO. 54. A. A. There were a great many more pres WThen this policy became obvious, Mr. AUCTIONEER. T. KUHIKIYO p ADDING MACHINE, Of M. & P. ent in the police conrt yesterday morn- Larnach began asking jurors as to FLORIST Meets on first and third Sun-- ing than is ustual for that tribunal to their views of the credibility of news- Fort Street, next MIMEOGRAPH and day evenmgs of each month. muster, and those present, were manv Kash Store. 1 ,Jm 7 clock, papermen, putting his question in this at at Odd Fellows' well-know- Fresh flowers daily. Violets. L I All of the n residents who had Carna GLOBE-WERNICK- Hall. sojourning E brethren form: tions, Asters, Roses I are cordis invited tn ttnit been specially invited to attend and nessary as wit- and an assortment By "Should it be to call of decorative plants. I order Worthy President, failed not to respond at their peril. The in case newspapermen, Orders for table nesses" this flowers promptly filled. Telephone C3I FRANK C. POOR, Secy. principal was not present in court, but would you give their testimony the E SUPPLIES he was represented by his attorneys, same consideration that you would THEODORE ROOSEVELT CAMP Kinney & Marx, Holmes & Stanley, NEW SHIPMENT. NO. 1. U. S. other witnesses?" CARD SYSTEMS W. V. Thompson & demons, with M. F. Twelve men having been found who Famous "B" Brand S Department of Hawaii. Prosser Meets Satnrdar nivin nnt;. 1 of counsel. on jtheir oaths said that they would Waverley Block, corner Bethel and Hotel) at The prosecuting attorney in asking discredit neither newspapermen nor m- - lBitnK comrades For Kimonos LS to?' cordially that the cases against Breckons and Chinamen, because of their occupation attend. nol-pross- Office Specialty ed Hawaiian L. E. TWOMEY. Commander. Willis and Ah Sam be jn the one case, r their color in the stated as his opinion that there was a other, they were sworn to try the is- MARINE ENGINEERS BENEFICIAL doubt in his mind as to whether or sues. They are: Fukuroda Company, Ltd. ASSOCIATION. not there had been a prize fight, and Robert Bemrose, Edwin Benner, J. J. ALL COLORS Meets second and fonrth AND PRICK w..n4...... k that after a thorough investigation of Egan, W'illiam A. Hall, C. Ludwig-se- n, """ the new K. of P. HalL corner Fort J. and Beretania streets. the matter he felt that a nolle prosequi Thomas McLean, Jacob Orden-stei- n, 931 Fort Street E. HUGHES. Pres. should be granted. He did not wish to Charles P. Osborne, John Pada-ke- n H. ,G. WOOTTEN, Secy. be misunderstood in the matter for Jr., Frank J. Robello, J. J. Sulli- Bikes Painted HAWAIIAN three reasons, which he said were as van and Fred Turrill. TRIBE NO 1. I. O. R. M. TO LOOK EQUAL Meets everv first and third follows: Judge Robinson gave the Jury the TO NEW Send Your Suit Thursday of each month, in K. ' ' First There is a good deal of usual admonition not to discuss the of P. HalL corner of Fort and my as case with or to let dis- Y. To the Heretama streets. doubt in mind, well as in the others others YOSHIKAWA Visiting box- case them uiuuiers coraiany invited to at- minds of many others, whether the cuss the witth and dismissed 163 KING STREET EAGLE DYEING AND tend. ing on Saturday night could be really them for the day. J. W. ASH. Sachem. a fight in any sense The taking of testimony will pro- CLEANING WORKS A. E. MURPHY. C. called of the word. ef B. The United ceed this morning. Telephone 575. PORT STREET. "Second States District ( HONOLULU LODGE 616. B. P. d. E. Attorney's office, as well as the County ,e , & jt j vi v jt YAMATOYA, Honolnln Lodjje No. 616, B. Sheriff, refused to take any action in enough to ALL KINDS HONOLULU IRON WORKS P. O. E will meet in their evidence warrant an indict- OF halL Kin street near Fort, the matter when requested to do so by ment they will return a no bill. I do COMPANY. every Fridav evening. By the ones that have been interested in SHIRTS, PAJAMAS and KIMONOS order not consider that the proper course Machinery. Black Pipe, Galvanized of the E. R. this case, and as the two officials re- was pursued in having Mr. Breckons MADE TO ORDER. Pipe, Boiler Tubes, Iron and Steel, En- W. H. McINERNY, E. R. quested to interfere saw fit to refuse, I arrested on a bench warrant, and I gineers Supplies. H. C. E ASTON, Secy. do not think that I have any right to in- again ask the court to allow the nolle tt Fort St., Just above Orphetua. OFFICE Nuuanu Street. sist on the defendant being prosecuted. prosequi." "WORKS Kakaako. "Third I consider that the action Among those present in the court- HONOLULU SCOTTISH TIIISTLE taken by the complaining witness In room were CLUB. Theodore Richards, Lyle A. CALABASHES Beautiful K o a this case was entirely improper, in Dickey, E. W. Thwing and John Mar- Meets m the first and third Fri- view of the fact that, as I have said Calabashes and dav. a 7:30 o'clock n. m . ia tin, Jack Lucas, Scotty Meston, Dr. Auwe Canes. jt rooms in Oregon Block, entrance before, the people that should have Humphris. M. F Prosper, J. D. Gaines, no ka hoi! s. Tapas, taken the initiative In the matter have W. C. Peacock, Judge Mat J. M. MacKTNXOJT. Chief. Frank Hatch. to do It, then feel Chilling-wort- h, It is a terrible thing to be broke. Fans and Bas- JOHN MACAULAY. Secy. refused I that I Stanley. L. E. Pinkham, S. L. Tl kets. have no right to interfere. Pat Gleason, Judges Kaulukou need never be In that sad predicamemt, SAWAIJ CHAPTER NO. 1, OXDEX 'The proper course to pursue, now and Mahaulu. Charles Crane, Frank however. If you consult HAWAII & OP KAMEHAMEHA. that the grand jury is in session, is to Halstead. C. F. Chillingworth, H. M. SOUTH SEAS Meeta every first and third Tharsday vrm--n lay the matter before that body, and Ayres, Thompson, George of each month at 7:80 o'clock in Fraternity F. E. F. CURIO CO., aaO. Odd Fellows' if they find that an offense has been Henshall. C. K. Notley. E. C. Peters. Buildinc, on Fort street. ill. 1 lU V - t Toung N. FERNANDEZ, ir s rriurn an in- f. W. MHverton. Harold Giffard Dr Bid. Kaanaam, dictment, but if they find there is not Monsarrat and many others. Carlo 101 Nuuanu Are., ne&r Klx& j

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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 190S : j " For over 50 years I have always keit soon found to our sorrow that although j belief that he is the equal Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral in the or superior PRODUCTS OP house. My they are both Orientals, there is a vast 'of every member of the household in father often told me that it saved iay life 1ESE IN difference between doing business with which he is 'employed. The least little when I was very young." a Japanese and a Chinaman." j friction never fails to bring this point "What is the difference between ; l the surface. One lady expressed Water Shtrtage - j the experience In thousands them?" I venture 1 to interrupt. De of many housewives on Love's Bakery THE NORTHWEST hp nou id answer, a Chinaman the Pacific Coast when she said: "The fore There's danger of big of homes Ayer'a came in the door and lined up before Japanese are too proud and sensitive to a water Cherry the counter where a young lady clerk orh. out. I got so I was afraid to i shortage now, and It'll urely Pectoral tea one Machine-manufactur- ed Baked was writing receipts for rent. The of them to sprinkle the lawn you. 13 a household for fear would Daily catch unless you have one Not So Up j head of the firm touched a button and I insult some of his Satisfactory to ancestors, or step on the toes of the of our word. Mikado." & People the Chinaman into the private office, Tf j-- as the I,,.t a 3 where this conversation took place bet- A saloon keeper who wanted a Saloon Pilot Chinese. ween them. "John, your lease is up porter was heard bewailing the fact fee been on your house. Do you want to stay that he had to depend upon the Japan- 'vpplo J u s e (1 there another year?" "Yes, I take ese for this kind of work. lie formerly Pilot and (5 him one more year if you bring new had a Chinese who stayed with him .Abb 0 JAQa first (Advertiser Correspondence, Copyright roof and make the rent no more big," through a long term of years, and only by by gave up the Frederic J. Ilaskin.) said John. "How much is it you pay? his job after he became too They're dol- old to work. The old pat- Soda Crackers made of Redwood, grand SEATTLE, May 19. There are more asked the agent. "I bring fifty Chinaman parents, lar a month plenty quick if you bring tered around the place in his sandals, with round iron hoops, and are then by the parents, and Japanese in Seattle than in any ofher doing his work quietly and painstak- Go, new roof. Can do?" The anxious are for sale by following adjustable. now by the children. For colds city on the mainland of the t nited tenant was told that the roof would be ingly. He had no ambition, but he was the firms: States, and they are making "brought" right away and settled a fine porter. Since the old man went If you have one of them, you and coughs, croup, bronchitis, la their that away, HENRY & CO., presence in the matter. there has been a succession of MAY are prepared for a grippe, felt the commercial life of Japanese boys in yet scant water inflammation in the throat the This particular Chinaman had been his stead. As M. & CO., northwetern metroplis by rapidly a never been none of them have remained over six J. LEVY supply. or in the bronchial tubes, pushing tenant nine vears and had into every line of business. late with his rent. The firm did not months. They invariably go to night T. H. DAVIES & CO., They have fifty tailoring- establish- - even have a written agreement with school, study English around the place 9 during day, Lcvvers & Cooke, Ltd. ments, sixty - j him, a plain understanding of the terms the adopt American clothes, H. HACKFELD & CO., eating houses and restau- and soon quit jobs. rants, forty barber shoos, twn banks ! being all that was needed. When ask- - their While the ambition of the Japanese C. J. DAY & CO., 177 S. King Street Thone 771 leer and two newspapers . They alo have ed if this might not be an exceptional numerous rooming case, and if some Japanese might not to rise above the level of menial labor houses and hotels. undoubtedly GONSALVES & CO shoe factories, bakeries, meat markets. have been just as prompt, the agent is to their credit, the fact 'Cherry Pectoral groceries and general stores. They own replied: "We have had years of ex- remains that this same ambition unfits and operate perience we them for the class of work for which is employment agencies, ex- with both of them and they the standard remedy the world press and trnsportation lines, printing found that once a Chinaman enters are most needed. The argument over. offices and laundries. into an agreement he will generally advanced for allowing them to come Automobile It contains no narcotic or to this country is their labor is Inasmuch as keep it, and that as a rule a Japanese that Decorate New easy-ridin- g poison. the Japanese are to be necessary to Studebaker. five oou Accept no substitute. found in such great will not keep any contract that he can develop its resources, but seats, on call day or night. numbers in this if they are going to work only a few For the i 111 Put up in large and small bottles. particular American community, it will break, if if is to his advantage to get k weeks on jobs where they are be important to know what sort of out of it." the Prpred b Dr. j. C. Ayw & Co.. Lowell. Mat.. U. S. A. impression they upon One of the principal lines of work wanted, and then graduate into bank- have made the ers and merchant princes, they are Club Stables UOtAJSTER DRTJQ CO.. AGENTS people among whom they have come that attract the Japanese is domestic Tel. 109 ,3 to live. For weeks past these letters service, but in this they fall far short probably too smart for this climate. TOWi SHARP have been dealing of being as satisfactory as the Chinese. The main thing the Pacific Coast needs Can HelpJYou KOOLAU RAILWAY with the situation is muscle. from a foreign viewpoint, telling what One great objection to them is that ttS TOWARD KAflUKU. Americans have to say who live they are unreliable and will seldom While Japanese officials are busy COCM COLA or among Irk telling us how the Japanese love the THE DRINK FOR YOU 2 2 o 4 the Japanese in their own hesitate to leave their employer the ! pi 5 country. Now opinion some more position United States and admire all Ameri- BANZAI 151 the of Americans lurch if lucrative cans on o as who have had experience with the offers itself elsewhere. Impudence from Commodore Perry down, Hawaiian a s the rank and file of their tountrymen We have the best Japanese Importa Soda Works 3 Japanese in the United States will be is another charge made against them. tions In given. One many who are living here do not bear out Phone 516.' I or notable feature of the race instances having been reported Japanese orat- SILKS and CREPES, NOVELTIES, question on the is to tele- their statements. The CO Pacific Coast the where housewives have had Etc. JT way people here once begin to phone come ors tell us of the gratitude of their the at for their husbands to nation for the lessons we have taught AMERICAN and PANAMA HATS compare the Chinese with the Japan- home at once because the Japanese Ladies and ese, always them, and the friendship we have For Gentlemen GENERAL to the detriment of the lat servant had become insolent. However, shown them. This looks well in print A.M. P.M. hana hana ter. At one time John Chinaman was it would doubtless be unfair to claim a person way, but how much appreciation do we IWAKAMI, Hotel Street KC.h'AIK Kabana.. 0.00 11.00 1.32 to to much abused out this that this was a general fault of the find among Japanese who but since he has been excluded and the Japanese in domestic service. actually the Punalua.. 2.17 11.11 1.42 f .10 I .01 live in the United States? Instead of To 3.00 Japanese allowed to come into the The universal complaint about them Haleaha.. 11.17 1.46 .15 .10 country trying to cultivate the good will of the KaluanuL 4.11 11.23 1.60 .20 in swarms, the good reputation seems to be their lack of interest In years ago Jl of people who only a few wel CARRIAGES OR AUTOMO- - 4.89 11.30 1.53 .28 JO the Chinaman has increased a thous- tneir work. They invariably have a comed here, Japanese have Hauula.. andfold. book study- them the Kalpapau 6.27 11.36 1.58 .30 .21 around somewhere and are seemed utterly to the BILES. I called at leading real estate and ing and working with their lessons at indifferent fact Laia 8.45 11.46 2.06 .40 M that many of their actions were ir- mure renting office in Seattle to inquire every spare moment. Of course their ritating to "traditional friends Arrive what kind of tenants the Japanese ambition to gain knowledge and im- their Kahuku. 11.00 11.58 2.1S .51 . make. The of prove commend- and benefactors." head the firm received their station in life is Valley, 4 TOWARD KAHANA. me no mat- In the White River between W. W. WRIGHT & CO. and there was mincing of able, but there can be no doubt that Seattle and Tacoma, the inhabitants S O O H ters in his reply. "They are no good," from value as ser- SOUTH & it detracts their are very much incensed the Japan KINO. NEAR STREET E " 5 5 5 he said emphatically. "They are so vants. When they accept employment at ST g m m ? a. 9 ese because they insist on violating the unreliable and tricky that they almost as menials they ought to obey orders law prohibiting the killing of robins, f S I : S? worry the life out of us. It takes twice and do the work assigned them with J. Hopp & Co. . J I . c many proper meadow larks, thrushes and other kinds as men to handle their business a spirit. Instead of this, the of song birds. It is said that the ;o. ST as ought to. averag-- I i . en it We used to get along Japanese domestic takes his presence of the boisterous Japanese 185 KINO STREET. so well with the Chinese that we went situation merely as a makeshift, and men and boys in large numbers in the after the business of the Japanese all the while he is perfotming a ser- on Sundays holi- Ka- - Ka- - parks of Seattle and Of when they began to come In, but we vant's tasks, he does so with the full days has become so objectionable that led. P.M. P.M. huku buku many ladies and children have ceased Kahuku.. 0.00 12.40 3.00 to to to frequent these pleasant play- We can now show you a new 1 Late 2.55 12.49 3.12 I .15 grounds. Still another cause for com- assortment of Kalpapau 4.73 12.57 3.22 .25 41 plaint is the importation of Japanese IB-- Hauula'... 6.11 1.02 3.28 .80 .20 girls for immoral purposes. The law KaluanuL 6.87 1.05 3.S5 M M is evaded by means of bogus mar- Back Combs Haleaha.. 8.00 1.09 3.41 .40 .Si riages, and the immigration officials Punaluu.. 8.83 1.13 3.47 .45 .31 have been put to much trouble in try- Kabana. 11.00 1.23 3.58 .55 .40 ing to stamp out the evil. In- - Connecting at Kahuku with the. O. One point in favor of the Japanese as R. & L. Co.'a 9:15 a. m. train from against the Chinese is that they are bet- ntk Honolulu. ter customers for American-mad- e goods. Solid Gold Mountings Returning, leaves Kahana at 1:32 p. They immediately adopt American wear- ing average China- m., connecting with the afternoon apparel, while the - man is content to dress in the simple Just In from the Eastern fac- train for the city which leaves Ka- ages. tories. 2:20. garb his fathers have worn for huku at buys more American-- JAMES J. DOWL.ING, Supt. The Japanese also made supplies and neces & T. Agt-- food R. S. POIiLISTER. G. P. saries than the frugal Chinaman. When J. R. it comes to a show of public spirit, the J. lira no. 0. Japanese again outranks the China- m in man. At the time the cruiser Wash- 113 Hotel Street. Honolulu Oahu Railway ington visited Seattle the Japanese Well, I guess I am when it comes to TIME TABLE colony subscribed liberally to funds doing the RIGHT KIND of painting or sailors, te made OUTWARD. for entertaining the and artistic paperhanging. I can show you Waialua, Kahuku and handsome presents to the officers. WO For Walanae. part in the latest ideas in house decoration and BO Way Stations 9:15 a. m., 3:20 p. m ut They take a prominent Fourth City. Ewa Mill and Way Wm-O- of July celebrations and other Ameri- execute them at a reasonable cost. Ilotel street, near Smith. For Pearl Men speakers, f;re-wor- ks can holidays, providing 17:30 a. m., 9:15 a. m., 11:0I Manufacturer Stations you feel tired and stupid, with no generated by this appliance gives health regulation features 2:15 p. m.. 3:20 p. m., 5:15 p If and other a. m.. ambition to get olit and hustle: if you and strength to every organ. of such occasions. CHINESE JADE JEWELRY. p. p. m. Electro-Vigo- r is not an electric belt. STANLEY STEPHENSON m., $9:30 m., ill have spells of despondency and a desire As a matter of fact the Japanese are 9:15 a. m. and 5:ll It never needs charging, for it makes 137 Lowest Prices. 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peaee-TtVrrTOP- Y T in instance, one 'circumstances or in other than the consider the application of CARL retary of the Board not later than the m-FV- 13 court was in session an.l engaged the if the attacked prolong tv Tiff COURT OF Til hearing. IIVWUI (trial of a case entitled Harry T. Mills his defense longer than was required 'ful guarded surroundings of a court of BUSCHJOST, for a renewal of the time set for said v C. A. DeCew on this 20th dav of for his own safety or decline the aid justice, as, for instance, in case of an Saloon License now held by him un- A. J. CAMPBELL. 1908. Each sentenced to pay' a of others or use unseemly or undesir- - i ordinary street light, the taking part der the provisions of Act 119. Session Secretary, Board of License Commis- OCTOBER TEEM, 1907. iril, progress fine of .$10.00;" that after the judg-- j able methods of defense he may not in a fight in court during the Laws of 1907; said renewed license to sioners. - 803,8 - j sentence the petitioner, hav - avoid being hel l for contempt by in- of a trial is necessarily of a positive be located the premises known as May 14, 21. 28; June 4. THE MATTEL OF THE APPLI- j ment and at IX iiiir refused to pay the fine, was on the vokmg his inherent right of self de-- character, requiring justification, and the "Germania Saloon," corner of CATION OF HARK Y T. .MILLS rUK or magistrate to , fense. not prima facie innocent colorless Queen streets, The Board of License Commission- A WI.'IT OF HABEAS COEPIS. same dav ordered bv the and Keawe Honolulu. be imprisoned by the respondent until I Mst of the citations upon the re- - conduct. In Ex Parte O'Neal, 125 Fed. All protests or objections against the ers for the County of Oahu will hold the 967, the relator was held for contempt FROM CIRCUIT JUDGE; the fine should be paid, the term of im ouirement .that circumstances be issuance of a license under said ap- a meeting at the Executive Building APPEAL fully set in the warrant appear in resisting an officer of the federal 5, 1908, 4 FIRST CIRCUIT. prisonment not to exceed ten days. forth plication .should be filed with the Sec- on Friday.. June at p. m., to The return alleges that the peti- to be cases of constructive contempts. court in the execution of its orders. retary of the Board not later than the consider the application of CHAS. J. pre- . Argued Mav 23, 1908. tioner's contemptuous conduct consist- Thus in Goetz v. Stutsman, 73 la. 693. The additional facts allowed to be time set for said hearing-- MCCARTHY for a renewal of the Res- Decided June 3, 19CS. ed, among other things, in his aggres- contempt for violating an injunction, sented to supplement the record "do A. J. CAMPBELL, taurant License nowr held by him to the warrant recited the plaintiff not materially change the status or the HARTWELU C. J.. WILDER AND sive, noisy and disturbing acts and do- that Secretary, Board of License Com- sell intoxicating liquors, with the priv- ings while engaged in a fight with had been convicted of contempt in vio- case" as "it would seem to be im- ilege selling closing BALLOC, JJ. o the time of the missioners. of after the usual Thompson, during which the petitioner lating the terms and conditions an material whether at $050 May 2S, hours and on Sundays, at the corner injunction in a case pending in court resistance the court was actually in June appeal from, was aggressive in manner, retaliated of Richards and Merchant streets. Ho- Contempt juugnient of, and that the offense was proved by wit- - session with a judge present in the dis of License Commission- the assault, and by scuffling, grappling place The Board nolulu, under the provisions of Act mittimus. Thompson nesses. "The statement of facts sems triet, or whether the of resistance ers for County of Oahu will hold appeal lies from a judgment of di with and fighting did greatly sufficiently purposes was or four hundred feet from the 119, Session Laws of 1907. No disturb the anil proceedings "then to be full for the fortv a meeting at the Executive Building rect criminal contempt. - minimus, trial of this case." In Wilcox v. State, 46 the actual place where tho court was All protests or objections against the petitioner by, etc., and there being had;" and. further, on Friday, June 19. 190S, at 4 p. m., issuance of a license under said appli- reciting that the Neb. 402. contempt for refusing to be usually held." GON-SALV- pt on the same day, April 20, the to consider application of cuu-tem- that petitioner the cation should be filed with the Sec- was adjudgeu guilty oi uireci is- sworn and refusing to testify, it was But the facts which the magistrate caused a mittimus to be s & COMPANY, LTD., for a in he took part w-a- de- would retary of the Board not later than the of court that held that the judgment fatally offered to show contradict the d one 1. tne court- sued setting out that the petitioner had to set in so as they remove cul renewal of the Wrholesale License now-hel- time set for said hearing. in a fight with in in fective in failing forth that the record far room wben the court was engaged been convicted of contempt of court witness "refused to afirm as well as to pability from the act which had been by them, to sell intoxicating A. J. CAMPBELL. in the trial of a case' entitled, etc., that he had taken part in the fight be sworn. Poertner v. Russel, 33 Wis. held to be a contempt. It the court liquors at No. 74 Queen street, Honolu Secretary, Board of License Commis- in open 119, on, etc., and was summarily sen- with Thompson court while it 193, contempt for violating an injunc- had termed the petitioner's conduct lu, under the provisions of Act sioners. tenced to pay a fine of $10 or be was in session and in the actual trial tion, held that the record sufficiently disorderly .behavior by taking part in Session Laws of 1907. 8038 May 14, 21, 2S; June 4. imprisoned until the fine should be of the case and commanding the re- showed the particulars in which the a fight evidence would not be allowed All protests or objections against paid, for a term not to exceed ten spondent to take the petitioner into injunction had been violated in spe- to show that the behavior was not dis the issuance of a license under said The. Board of License Commission- appeared that the custody under the judgment and sen cifying that they had "violated the orderly. application should be filed with the ers for the County of Oahu will hold days, and that it on 21, line had not been paiu, suuicienuy tence above set out, and, April aforesaid injunction and order." In In habeas corpus a retrial of facts Secretary of the Board not later than a meeting at the Executive Building complies with the statute requiring issued another mittimus amendatory of Commonwealth v. Perkins, 124 Pa. 36. is never allowed, the questions for the time set for said hearing. on Friday, June 5, 1908, at 4 p. m., to the first which, through inadvertence, ' the particular circumstances of a commitment for contempt wras held consideration being whether the court A. J. CAMPBELL, consider the application of W. C. BER-GI- N that pe- the offense be fully set forth. was lost or destroyed, and that the to be insufficient because "it wholly had general jurisdiction, which was Secretary, Board of License Com- for a renewal of the Hotel Li- Habeas corpus review of facts on titioner was being held under the mit- fails to show the nature of the con- not exceeded, and whether the facts missioners. cense now held by him to sell intoxi- which contempt is adjudged fight- timus referred to in the petition. tempt." Ex Parte Rowe, 7 Cal. 181, stated in the warrant show that an 8050 May 28, June cating liquors, with the privilege of ing in court. The petitioner filed an answer April holds that "refusing to answer cer- offense of contempt was committed. selling after the usual closing hours and The court will consider in habeas corpus 25, alleging on information and belief tain questions propounded to the wit- Question 3 is answered in the affirma The Board of License Commission on. Sundays, at the premises known'as set out re- - whether the facts on which a con- that the judgment in the ness by the grand jury" was insuffi- tive. ers for the County of Oahu will hold the "Waikiki Inn," Kalakaua avenue., tempt was adjudged constitute the turn was not entered prior to his ar- cient description of a contempt "be- Order appealed from affirmed a meeting at the Executive Building Waikiki, provisions concern- appear Quarles (C. W. Ashford with under the of Act offense, but will not question their rest, denying the averments cause it does not whether the R. P. on Friday, June 5, 1908, at 4 p. m., to 119, Session Laws 1907. ing legal Peo- brief) for petitioner; F. W. of truth nor allow them to be contra-.- ; his aggressive conduct and affirm questions were or not." In him on the consider the application of R. TA- - All protests or objections against ing fight and disturbance oc- ple v. Court of Sessions, 147 N. Y. 290, Milverton, Deputy Attorney County of the dieted. Fighting in presence of the that "the NAKA for a renewal of the Saloon issuance of a license under said ap- ' curred in the manner set forth in his the commitment merely showed that Oahu, for respondent. -- i prima facie culpable. . License now held by him to sell in court . . plication should be filed with the Sec- petition." at the day named the parties in the toxicating liquors at Honouliuli, Ewa case came on hearing case appearing in person and by coun- retary of the Board not later than the OPINION OF THE COURT BY When the for REALTY TRANSACTIONS. Oahu, under the provisions of Act 119, time set for said hearing. ' HARTWELL, C. the petitioner produced a witness who, sel and after hearing counsel the court 1907. J. "did determine and adjudge" Session Laws of A. J. CAMPBELL, a write of after testifying that he saw in thd that the of Record June 3, 1908. All protests or objections against The petitioner obtained court or diff- relators were "guilty of criminal con- Entered the Secretary, Board of License Commis- district "an altercation Al- issuance ap habeas corpus April 23 for inquiry into iculty petitioner, tempt of court." The contempt con- Charles A Brown and wf to J of a license under said sioners. , between the Harry T. plication Sec- the legality of his detention by the Mills, and one Frank E. Thompson," sisted in publishing newspaper articles fred Magoon should be filed with the 8038 May 14, 21, 28; June 4. Sheriff under a mittimus of the District was asked to describe it. The respond- reflecting upon the trial court. The Lilikalani Fern, et al, to J Alfred retary of the Board not later than the as fol- set hearing. Court of Honolulu, which reads ent's objection to the evidence was! New York statute, which was like our Magoon, Tr time for said The Board of License Commission- lows: sustained and also his objection to evi own, contained "no new doctrine," the Fred L Waldron and wf to Alice E A. J. CAMPBELL, ers for the County of Oahu will hold a "la the District Court of Honolulu, dence offered to show that the peti general rule being that "no person TTarrison D Secretary, Board of License Commis meeting at the Executive Building on County of Oahu, Territory of Ha- tioner was assaulted by Thompson andi shall be punished for contempt of Katherine A E Murphy and hsb to sioners. Friday, June 5, 1908, at 4 p. m., to waii: simply endeavored to defend himself, court, which was a criminal offense, Mutual Bldg & Loan Soc of Haw M 8038 May 14, 21, 28; June 4. consider the application of CHAS. J. of Contempt of Court unless specific offense charged to P R Straueh, MCCARTHY a Sa- "In the matter committing no overt acts, and that he the J H D'Almeida E The Board of License for renewal of the of Harry T. Mills. Mittimus. was not the aggressor. The petitioner, against him was distinctly stated." Tr AM Commission loon License now held by him to sell Hawaii: so, The commitment was held to be In- Straueh, ers for the County of Oahu will hold intoxicating liquors "The Territory of although allowed to do offered no J H D'Almeida to P E R a meeting Building at the corner of "To the High Sheriff of the Territory evidence to show that the Judgment sufficient in failing to set forth the Tr A M at the Executive Hotel and Bethel streets at the prem- Ma-kah- on Friday, June 5, 1908, 4 p. m., of Hawaii, his deputy, the Sheriff mentioned in the return had not been articles. In Ex Parte Rickert, 126 Cal. Samuel Savidge, Tr, to Alice ia at ises known as the "Criterion Saloon." of the County of Oahu, or his rendered prior to his arrest. After 244, the alleged contempt consisted in D to consider the application of W. MAT-SUD- A Honolulu, under provisions for a renewal of Wholesale the of Act deputy: hearing counsel the circuit judge re. Instructing the secretary of a corpor Bishop & Co, to Samuel J Bundock.Rel the 119, Session Laws of 1907. License now held by him to sell In- "Harry T. Mills having been adjudg- manded the petitioner who appealed to ation defendant in the case before the Emilv C Judd, by atty, to J Alfred All protests or objections against tha toxicating liquors No. 258 N. Bere-tan- ia ed, in our District Court, of Honolulu, this court. court not to produce certain books B at issuance a ap- Magoon street, Honolulu, pro- of license under said County of Oahu, guilty of a 'Direct The questions presented by the case which the court had ordered him to wf to Ihihi .... D under the plication should be filed with Sec- ac- Poloaiea and Isaac visions of 119, the Contempt of Court,' in that he took and which have been argued with proluce. The commitment was not & to Lung Do Wai Act Session Laws of retary of the Board not companied by an affidavit, as required Ahrens Bowler 1907. later than part in a fight with one F. E. Thomp- clearness and precision are as follows, rr : L the time set for said hearing. son, in the courtroom, in open court, and namely: (1) "Was the petitioner's ap- by statute, showing the facts con- wf, et al, to All protests or objections against the A. upon stituting contempt, and therefore R W' Andrews and issuance of a license said ap J. CAMPBELL. when the court whs in session and actu- peal from the sentence imposing the Territory of Hawaii D under Secretary, Board of License Commis- en-title- $10 petitioner was discharged. plication filed ally engaged in the trial of a case d, him a fine of for contempt allow- the Co to Terri- should be with the Sec sioners. 1858 L., is true fighting court may Honolulu Iron Works retary Harrv T. Mills versus C. A. De able under Sec. R. "Appeals It that in D of the Board not later than the S038 May 14, 21, 2S; 4. shall be allowed from all decision of be Justified by various circumstances tory of Hawaii time set for said hearing. June .Cew, on the 20th day of April, A. D. Mary B Lyman and hsb to Terri- said court on district magistrates, whether civil or bui in order that the mittimus should A. J. CAMPBELL. 1908, and having been by showing tory of Hawaii Ex D The Board of License Commission- said day summarily sentenced to pay a criminal, to the circuit" court of the set forth circumstances that Secretary, Board of License Commis ers same notwithstanding it was unjustifiable on the theory that Elizabeth R Robson to Territory for the County of Oahu will hold fine of ten dollars ($10) or to be im- circuit," the B sioners. a meeting at the Executive Building provision in Sec. 1860 R. I that "Noth- fighting, is in itself blameless, a com- of Hawaii 8038 May 14, 21, 28; June 4. j prisoned until such fine shall be paid, prehensive Ii Estate, Ltd, to Territory of on Friday, June 5, 1908, at 4 p. in., to 9 not to ex- ing herein contained shall be construed and elaborate recital would John such term of imprisonment required any . Ex D consider the application of SEATTLE period ten days, and it appear- to permit an appeal to be taken from be such as is not used in Hawaii The Board of License Commission- ceed a of any by any judge or magistrate Indictment charging "an arrray by Isaac L Cockett and wf to Terri- BREWING & MALTING CO. for a re ing that saiu fine aforesaid has not been order D ers for the County of Oahu will hold allowing any warrant, attachment, fighting." It would be immaterial and tory of Hawaii meeting Building newal of the Wholesale License now paid; Campbell, by Trs, to a at the Executive held by them to pell intoxicating liq- writ or other process, or for any other would not be averred in such indict- Est of James on Friday, 5, 1908, 4 p. m., "You are ordered to take said Harry ment fists or pistols were used of Hawaii Ex D June at to uors at the corner of Hustace avenue custody and to cause order of a like nature," and if this whether Territory consider the application of S. OZAKI 'fj T. Mills into your nuestion answered In the negative or that the person indicted was net A K Smythe to Territory of Hawaii D and Clayton street, Kewalo, Honolulu, said sentence to be executed; Js for a renewal of the Saloon Licence (2) does the mittimus comply with the brought into the affrayfor the purpose Julia S Rice and hsb to Territory under the provisions of Act 119, Ses "Hereof fail not. now held by him to sell intoxicating 1907. requirement of Sec. 3073 R. I that of self protection, while a verdict of of Hawaii D liquors Kepuwai, sion Laws of "FRANK ANDRADE, any person ad- guilty would imply no justifica- Bishop at Waialua, Oahu, All protests or objections "Whenever shall be that American Relief Fund to provisions 119, against the "District Magistrate of Honolulu, judged guilty any contempt or sen- tion was shown. The fighting under D under the of Act Ses issuance of a license said ap Oahu. of Trust Co, Ltd, Tr ....Tr sion Laws of 1907. under "County of tenced therefor, particular circum- the circumstances set forth in the mit- to plication should be filed with the Sec- 21st day of the Sara A Makee, by Tr, Ella P All protests or objections against "Dated at Honolulu, this stances of the offense shall be fully timus was prima facie culpable, and Sheldon Rel the retary of the Board not later than the April, A. D. 190s." set forth in such judgment and in the while the statute requires that in re- issuance of a license under said ap time set for said heading. The incident referred to in the mitti- order or warrant of commitment," and view of a commitment for contempt plication should be filed with the Sec A. J. CAMPBELL, petition as hav- presumption A CERTAIN CUBE FOR BOWEL retary of the Board not later than the mus is described in the if this question is answered in the "No of law shall be made COMPLAINT. Secretary, Board of License Commis ing arisen and proceeded as follows: On affirmative (3) is it an offense per se in support of the jurisdiction to ren- time set for said hearing. sioners. When with diarrhoea or A. CAMPBELL, Monday, April 20, 1908, while the peti- to take part In a fight in a court room der such judgment or pronounce such attacked f J. 8038 May 14, 21, 28; June 4. tioner was addressing the court in the while the court is engaged in the trial sentence or order such commitment" bowel complaint you want a medicine Secretary, Boards of License Commis case referred to, Thompson, the defend- of a cause, or, as claimed by the peti- (Sec. 3073 R. L.), a negative is not re- that acts quickly. The attack is al- sioners. The Board of License Commission ant 's attorney, after accusing the peti- tioner. Is the fighting reprehensible on- - quired to be averred or proved, nor ways sudden, generally severe and with 8038 May 14, 21, 28; June 4. ers for the County of Oahu will hold tioner of having insulted him on a ly when provoked by the party cen- does the statute require the particu- increasing pain. Cnamberlain's Colic, a meeting Building The Board of License Commission at the Executive former occasion, assaulted, struck and sured or carried to an extreme unnec-- larity of statement of an indictment Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has on Friday, June 5, 1908, at 4 p. m., to him in presence of essary for self protection? at common law. It is not necessary ers for the County of Oahu will hold grappled with the never been known to fail in any case meeting consider the application of M. SAIKI court, without fault or provocation (1) At common law an order punish- - even in an indictment under our stat eolic, diarrhoea or summer complaint a at the Executive Building a renewal the of on 5, 1908, 4 for of the Saloon License of the petitioner, who assumed an atti- Ing for contemnt is not appealable and ute to aver that the act charged was in children. For sale by Benson, Smith Friday, June at p. m., to now held by him to sell Intoxicating consider the application of & tude of defense and did not return or cannot be reviewed, every court being done "with force and arms" or & Co., Ltd., Agents for the Hawaiian LEWIS liquors at Aiea, Oahu, under the pro 2831 CO., LTD., a renewal of Whole- retaliate the assault, but deported him- regarded as the exclusive judge of a "against the peace." Sec. R. L. Islands. for the visions of Act 119, Session Laws of self strictly upon the defensive in the contempt committed in its presence or And so "On the general principle that sale License now held by them to sell 1907. endeavor to ward off the attack and de- against its process. Ex Parte Kear- it is unnecessary to deny that which intoxicating liquors at King street, All protests or objections against ney. 7 38: v. Honolulu, provisions the fend himself; that Thompson, having Wheat. New Orleans the other side would properly affirm under the of Act Issuance of a license said ap Steamship Co., 20 Wall. 387; Hayes v. in defence, is well an By Authority 119, Session Laws 1907. under been dragged away from petitioner it settled that of plication shduld be filed with the Sec through the interference of others, the Fischer. 102 U. S. 121. indictment for a statute ofnenee need All protests or objections against the retary of not Sugar Co. v. 5 Haw. not negative provisos, or ap- the Board later than tho court caused the entry to be made in the Onomea Austin. the show that OFFICE OF THE BOAED OF issuance of a license under said time set for said hearing. minutes of the cause: this stage 604 (1886), discusses the statute above the defendant is not within the benefit plication should be filed with the Sec- "At quoted, holding exercise of of exceptions HEALTH, A. J. CAMPBELL, Mr. Thompson assaults Mr. Mills, and that "the the in the distinct clauses retary of the Board not later than the Secretary, power of a court to maintain its dig- of the statute." King v. Hulu, 3 Haw. Honolulu, Hawaii, June 3, 1908. Board of License Commis they had tussled, and they were fined time set for said hearing. sioners. nity by summarypunishment for con- 82. A. CAMPBELL, by the court in the sum of $10 each. Mr. J. 8038 May 14. 21, 28: June 4. Mulls notes court tempts" is not appealable under the In looking at the acts enumerated by TENDERS FOB BEEP CATTLE. Secretary, Board of License Commis- appeal;" that the proviso 3069 no that the general statute shall the statute. Sec. R. L., as punish- sioners, y made judgment that the petitioner not be appeal contempts, contempt, a construed to permit an able it would seem that a Sealed tenders in duplicate, en- 8038 May 14, 21, 28; June 4. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE was guilty of but issued from orders allowing warrants, attach- warrant of - mittimus, which, as the petitioner is in- commitment reciting a dorsed "Tenders for Beef will FIRST CIRCUIT. TERRITORY OF ments, writs or other process, "or for judgment of contempt by "open re- Cattle," HAWAII. formed ami believes and alleges upon be received office, the. The Board of License Commission- any other order of a like nature." sistance to the process of the court" at the of Board ers such information and belief, commanded common 1S92 for the County of Oahu will hold IN PROBATE AT CHAMBERS. The law enactment of would require that the process be men- of Health until 12 o'clock, noon, Tues a meeting Building the Sheriff to take the petitioner into had not then been passed, but is now tioned, but not enumeration at the Executive In the matter of the estate of Mary mentioning of facts day, June 16, 1908, for supplying the on Friday, 5, 1908, 4 p. m., custody, out not any acts in force except as otherwise provided showing "open resistance," while for June at to Ann Gray, deceased. showing that he had been guilty of con- Leper with beef consider the application of LOUIS by statute, precedent or usage. contempt by "insulting, contemptuous, Settlement, Molokai, Order of Notice of Petition for Al tempt; that upon the same day the pe- The legislature has since provided. contumelious, disrespectful or disor- cattle for a period of twelve months WARREN for a renewal of the Saloon titioner filed his appeal to the Circuit License now held by him to sell intox- lowance of Final Accounts and Dis- Act 21, S. L. 1903 (Sec. 3073 R. L). that derly language, behavior or act, or from July 1, 1908, to June 30, 1909, charge in this Estate. Court and has since perfected it by ten- "Every sentence or commit- peace, icating liquors at the premises known judgment, breach of the noise rr other dis? under the following On dering costs, which were refused, anil ment for a civil contempt or for a con- turbance," the language, behavior, act conditions, namely: as the "Encore Saloon," north corner reading and filing the petition that the appeal has not been certified to structive or indirect criminal contempt or circumstances of the disturbance 1. The bidder must offer to furnish of Nuuanu and Hotel streets, Hono- and accounts of James Louzada Mc- the Circuit Court or in anywise dis- shall be subject to appeal." implying ought to be specified. Contempt by fat beef cattle to weigh not less than lulu, under the provisions of Act 119, Lean, Executor under the will and of posed of: that about April 21 the magis- com- Session Laws 1907. the Estate of Mary Ann Gray, de- that no appeal is allowed from a refusing to answer any legal and 350 pounds net when dressed, in lots of trate withdrew the first mittimus, mitment for a direct criminal con- proper interrogatories ought to show All protests or objections against the ceased, wherein he asks to be allowed which, as the petitioner has been in- tempt. In re Anin, 17 Haw. 336. Ques what they were, and so of "publishing averaging about 60 head per month, issuance of a license under said ap- $4072.78 and he charges himself with formed by the magistrate, was destroy- tion 1 must be answered in the nega- animadversions on the evidence or more or less, as may be specified by the plication should be filed with the Sec- $9046.14, and asks that the same may ed and another mittimus, of which the tive. proceedings in a pending trial tending Superintendent of the Leper Settle retary of the Board not later than the be examined and approved, and that foregoing is a eoopy,.was issued. (2) It is suggested that the mittimus to prejudice the public respecting the ment. time set for said hearing. a final order may be made of distribu- The petitioner alleges that the mit- is defective in failing to set forth such same, to prevent A. tion of the property remaining in his and obstruct and the 2. J. CAMPBELL, timus under which he is held is invalid particulars as. who was the aggressor, administration of justice" in order that The bidder must specify whether Secretary, Board of License Commis- hands to the persons thereto entitled, because (a) it is not suppoorted by any whether the fight was with natural or it may appear whether as a matter of he proposes to deliver the cattle (1) at sioners. and discharging him and his sureties judgment of the court to the effect re- artificial arms, fists or deadly weapons, law they would so tend. So of "mali- the Settlement or (2) f. o. b. steamer 8038 May 14, 21, 28; June 4. from all further responsibility as such cited in it, and the petitioner has not whether both of the combatants or cious invectives against a court or or (3) at a landing specified by the bid- executor. been adjudged to be guilty of a direct only one was to blame, whether either jury tending to bring such court or The Board Commission- It is Ordered, Monday, the 6th was fighting der. Any bidder may offer delivery in of License that contempt; (b) it does not allege facts merely in defense of life jury, or the administration of justice ers for the County of Oahu will hold day of July, A. D. 1908, at nine o'clock sufficient to constitute coontempt, or to or limb. It is urged that fighting in into ridicule, contempt, discredit or any or all of the foregoing methods. a meeting at the Executive Building a. m., before the Judge of said Court show petitioner acting court may be proper or Improper, jus- that the was odium," they should be named for the 3. Hides, tallow an:1 offal to be the on Friday, June 5, 1908, at 4 p. m., to ! at the Court Room of the said Court otherwise than in the legitimate and tifiable or unjustifiable, according to same reason. Fighting would be "dis- consider application Honolulu, the particular circumstances of the property of the Board. the of PEDRO A at Island of Oahu, be and necessarv defense of his person. orderly behavior, noise or other dis- DIAS for a renewal of the Saloon Li the same hereby is appointed as the The Sheriff's return, April 24, shows case, which therefore are required by turbance in the presence of the court." 4. Each bid must be for the price i- cense now held by him to sell intox time and place for hearing said peti- that April 23. in response to the writ, the statute to be set forth - full in the It cannot be said of such conduct per pound Pressed weight, with an al judgment icating liquors at Waipahu, Ewa, tion and accounts, and that all per- he produced the petitioner before the and commitment in order that it is "necessarilv innocent or lust- - offer price ; ternative of the per head. Oahu, under the provisions 119, sons interested may then and judge, who him on own re- mai u may appear wnetner tne court ifiable." People v. Hackley, 24 N. Y. of Act there released his 5. The Session Laws of 1907. appear and show cause, any had abused its discretionary power by j 78: Senior, 37 1 (32 successful bidder must agree if they cognizance pending the return and Ex Parte Fla. L. All protests or objections have, why same hearing; re- adjudging innocent and blameless con R. A. 135). that all cattle are offered for delivery against the the should not be that the respondent was of a license granted, may present straining the petitioner of his duct to be a criminal contempt. In any way of look-n- at mat- subject to issuance under said ap and evidence as liberty this the right of the Superin- plication to who prop- under a judgment and sentence of the The petitioner's claim would not be ter we th;nk that the mittimus suf- should be filed with the Sec- are entitled to the said tendent of the Leper Settlement to re- retary erty. Ordt-r- , district magistrate of Honolulu in a satisfied by a statement In the mitti- ficiently sets forth facts and circum- of the Board not later than the And that notice of this mus ject any or all unfit for use, in time set for English proceeding pending before the magis- that his fighting was not justifi- stances which constitute a direct con- which said hearing. in the language, be published trate 20, able or was not justified by any of the tempt of the court and we therefore event other cattle must be forthwith A. J. CAMPBELL. in the Pacific Commercial Advertiser, April wherein the petitioner Secretary, was found guilty of a contempt of court circumstances nor by a partial or in answer question 2 in the affirmative. furnished to make up the required Board of License Commis a newspaper printed and published in complete statement, as. for fS) sioners. Honolulu, once a suc- in fighting in the courtroom before the instance. The argument that the petitioner rejected week for three was ; number, and those forthwith 8038 May 14, 21, magistrate during the progress of the that he first attacked. It would ought to have been allowed to prove 28; June 4. cessive weeks, the last publication to proceeding be necesary not only to allege that he his averments that the onduct for removed at the expense of the bidder. be not less than two weeks previous then pending, in which the used no more petitioner was plaintitf and one DeCew force than was needed to which he vva held in contempt was The Board of Health does not bind The Board of License Commission to the time therein appointed for said was defendant, repel the attack, but also in conform- a justifiable defense of his person is accept ers for the County of Oahu will hold hearing. and wherein the peti 1 itself to the lowest or any bid, ity with King v. Sherman. Haw 150, based on a H-- , tioner, upon being con- the assumption that th!s meeting at the Executive Building t Dated at Honolulu, T. this 27th found guilty of - and King v. Bridges, 5 467, and reserves the privilege of selecting Haw. that would not be contradicting the adjudg- on tTMay, 5, 1908, 4 (Say 1908. tempt, was sentenced by the magistrate he had no June at p. m., to of May. to pay a fine other method of avoiding ed fact that he took part in a fight any of the alternative offers made. consider the application of MACFAR- - ALEXANDER LINDSAY, of $10 which judgment the attack, the doctrine vioelnce JR., and sentence were entered by clerk that but would merely supplement the rec- TIIE BOAED OF HEALTH. LANE & CO., LTD., for a renewal Second Judge of the Circuit Court the is not necessarily excused by violence, ord by showing such additional facts, of the District Court upon the records when By its President, of the Wholesale License now held by of the First Circuit. of homicide results, being adopted not contradicting it. as ivould exoner- them to sell the court as follows: " April 20th, in those cases. The conduct in self 8053 L. E. COFER. intoxicating liquors at No. Attest: 1908, 1:30 p. m. Frank E. Thompson. ate him. This contention could be sus- 8 S. Queen street, Honolulu, johnXmarcallino, defense must be such as is reasonably, tained in no other way than by re- under the i Hairy T. Mills. Each adjudged by the necessary for protection. provisions of Act 119, Session LaWS of Clerk ofVhe Circuit Court guilty "court garding the conduct set forth in the The Board of License Commission- 1907. 'ourt'as ot a contempt of The right of self defense has its limi- as ers of the F?irst Circuit. that they took part in a fight with mittimus blameless or at the least for the County of Oahu will hold All protests or objections &YLewis, tations, to 'the observance of which as having a negative character. How a meeting at the Executive Building against the Smith attorneys for Ex- n in open court while the courts and the public are entitled. issuance of a license under ap- 'er For ever it might be regarded under other on Friday, June 19, 19C8, 4 p. said ecutor. at m., to plication f should be filed with the Seo- - 8050 ?ay 2S, June i ! THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1908. 9 I I mm HIPUM llMMWMWMMMMMfc I LOCAL BREVITIES -- Rev. Hiram Bingham left in the Ala- Alligator Fears and Simple meda yesterday fnr San Francisco. The Catholic Ladies' Ai l Society will meet at the convent on Friday In Season Manpesigi) afternoon at 3 o'clock. WHITNEY j - & MARSH Arithmetic Hawaiian Tribe No. 1, I. O. R. M., Did you ever realize that any fruit bruised by falling- looses j will mt-e- t in K. of P. hail this Thurs- much, if "not all of its delicious fresh flavor, and that this is more day evening at 7:30. Election of chiefs. particularly true of the Alligator Pear and Mango? Practise economy by buying The nights next week will be fine for your necessities at the low- a motor run to Haieiwa. Go down in the afternoon and back at night and mi est cost. Buy a home and enjoy yourself. SOc. frFuit Pickers, 91.00 ii be your own "landlord, and There will be a meeting of the com- you will be able to get your mittee on the Causes and Cure of Pau- perism adjustable so that fruit can be picked from low trees as readily as rent at the lowest price in Judge Dole's office af- 1 .1 1, .4 c--l (r-- . A and this r ones, T1 1uc my - r the saving will go into your ternoon at 4 o'clock. irum nigTi ruio ciu iwu is. iuiu 4 iu iccu own pocket. Just now we Mine Host Bidgood of the Haieiwa was on cr splendid home uehf s yesterday, the result have a at a of a runaway accident. His horse ridiculously low price. It's shied and Mr. Bidgood jamped, sprain & (ji Misses' and Children's f( a home worth $4500; we'll ing his ankle. W. W. DIMOND COMPANY, LTD. 53-5- 7 King Street, Honolulu. sell it . for a whole lot less. Indoor baseball played out of doors Inquire is the latest stunt in vogue at the Miller Street clubs. Team3 have been formed and a series of games will find that Company commence shortly. Trent Trust Several Hindus left for San Francis- YOU'LL co in the Alameda yesterday. They W4 got the LIMITED were not pleased with the prospects of light work here and did not want clothes you want for work in the fields. )j( Light Weight lj) John Mark Alexander died at the summer wear; dark Palama General hospital, at 2:30 yes- $25 Reward terday. The funeral will take place coats to wear with f at his late residence at Kalihi at 4 j FOR SUMMER WEAR ijj Will be paid by the HAWAIIAN GA- o'clock this afternoon. light trousers; smart, ZETTE CO., LTD., for the arrest and Mrs. Puahi announces that she will conviction of any person found stealing provide hulas throughout the stay cf catchy stuff, made for copies of the Advertiser from ad- the fleet. She says she has engaged dresses of subscribers. a number of hula dancers and that us and for you by Hart C. S. CRANE, regular practice will begin shortly. Manager. ur. t h. hlumpnris will read a Schaffner & Marx, ) IzS paper on the "Measurements of Blood White and Colors Pressure," before the Hawaiian Medi X h i best clothes makers. cal Society next Saturday evening. The fvr LP meeting will be at Dr. Humphris' of fice. This store is the home of Criterion and James L. McLean, vice president of & Marx the Inter-Islan- d S. N. Co. received a Hart Schaffner clothes cablegram yesterday announcing the G TO STORE Palace Bars sudden death of his niece, Elsie Carlo, LMDO'S daughter of W. II. McLean who fer 152 HOTEL STREET, OPPOSITE YOUNG HOTEL morly There's where you get the right resided here. ' For your 1 A lawn party given to the members if J of the Young Men's Christian Associa Silva's Toggery tion and their lady friends will be held TRUNKS, VALISES and SUIT CASES on si DRAUGHT BEER the fifteenth of this month at the r ELKS' BUILDING His Stock of Shirts, Collars. Cuffs, Ties and Underwear is com lawn of Mr. B. F. Dillingham on Bere-tan- ia and Punahou street. plete. Also Hats and Caps of a large variety. Panamas and Straw! "We take the trouble to keep it Members of the old Bethel church to King and Fort Streets a specialty. 100 Prices are right and no trouble to show Uoods. Right. the number of about will be the guests today of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Copyright 1908 by 651 Don't forget he has moved from Fort St., to the Oregon Block, Dillingham on a trip to Wahiawa and Hart Schaffner & Marx Phone Hotel St., opposite Young Hotel. Haieiwa. They will leave by train 152 abut 8:25 a. m. and will return about C. J. McCarthy Prop 6 in the afternoon. Lodge No. COMPLIMENTARY BAND JFRESVH LAUNDRY Olive Branch Rebekah Andrew Usher's J. ABADIE - Proprietor i I. O. O. F., meets this evening in Odd First-clas- s. Fellows' hall, at 7:30. After the regu- Ladies and Gents Washing Done j lar meeting a literary entertainment CONCERT TO CHURCH Scotch Whiskey Gloves and Ostrich Feathers. BUSINESS LOCALS. will be given and refreshments served, Wool and Silk Made Cleaner by a New French Process. to which all Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Charges reasonable. Give us a trial. cordially invited. V. G. Special Children's coats, Whitney & Marsh. are The band will give a concert at 0. 258 BERETANIA STREET : : : : : PHONE 140 Governor Frear left Chicago at 5 8 $3.50 bath towels, special i at $2.90 at Emma Square this evening at o'clock Reserve o'clock yesterday for San Francisco. of the Episcopal Convocation, Sachs. He will sail from San Francisco on in honor patterns re- A. F. C. ginghams new the Manchuria due here June 15, it is which will be in attendance at a a yard at Blom s. expected. Acting Governor Mott- - ception given by Bishop and Mrs. Res-taric- k. I Let Sing Chan Co., opposite Aala Smith by yesterday's mail wrote Gov Following is the program: W. C. PEACOCK & CO., LTD., park, attend to your plumoing. . ernor Frear at San Francisco. PART I. AGENTS. An Intelligent boy is wanted to work Dr. J. H. Raymond, on his way to Grand March "Hawaii Nei.".. .Berger In an office. See classified ads. the Democratic convention in Denver, Overture "Celebration. Suppe For values in ladies muslin under- and A. G. M. Robertson, going to Chi- Ballad "The Holy City." Adams We have just received from the dairies a large invoice V on display at Blom's cago to represent the Territory at the .Balfe wear, see those Selection "The Bohemian Girl. of the best butter we have had in many months and we midsummer clearance sale. Republican convention, were departing PART II. passengers yesterday. Wing Chtng Co. on King street next in the Alameda by Berger are offering it as follows : Delegate Robertson was accompanied Vocal Hawaiian Songs.. Ar. to Bethel, has a ne assortment of koa "Sunday Church Parade." Hume furniture, tables, beds. etc. by his wife. CRYSTAL SPRINGS 35 Cents M. Gloria "Twelfth Mass." Mozart adver- Secretary Paul Super of the Y. VV A young lady stenographer Finale "Lohengrin." agner : Cents perm position or will C. A. applied to Superintendent of Spangled WHITE CLOVER 30 tises for vnt Campbell yes- "The Star Banner." substitute. See classified ads. Public Works Marston PARKER RANCH, 2lbs 70 Cents Cleaning and Dyeing terday for the use of the Fishmarket Have the Eagle building for holding services during to your suits of clothing. Works attend the stay of the fleet. Mr. Campbelf has TRANSPORT DANCE They will call for and deliver. already tenderetl the building to the Metropolitan Meat Company, Ltd. 1 Yee Chan at the corner of King and fleet committee. What the masses order. fine Bethel streets has a large stock of mishap to Viggo Jacobsen's HOTEL Telephone 45. you select from. A slight dry goods for to design for the Mark Twain mantel- ... ATJANA What the people drink. The Criterion and Palace bars have piece delayed its exhibition for a day because they to- es. best draught beer so. now on view, however, the Sherman's ar- per-scrib- the right. or It is In the event of What the doctor take the trouble to keep it gether with those of other aspirants rival today from the Philippines, a stock making an In- Yoshikawa has an extra large and anybody desirous of transport dance will be given at the in readiness for tne neei. spection is invited to pay a visit to the of biovcles tonight. The Sherman r Moana Hotel STRAIGHT 163 King street, opposite the Young. rooms of the Promotion Committee in KEEP YOUR CASH on Hotel street near River, the Young building. carries the iirst Infantry, commanded Okazakt, Pauling, who arranged with At all bars, or wholesale at has a large stock of worsteds ana The 41st regular meeting of the Ha- by Colonel The way to avoid errors in entry, making change or in makes up to order. Entomological Society will be the management of the Moana to have shirtings which he waiian while can supply held today at 7:30 p. m. in the Entom. the regimental band play there failure to make charges, is by installing one of our The Union Electric Co. experiment the transport is in port. This is prob- Works h S. P. A. n-it- crood lamps for electric rooms of the H. Rainier Bottling ovtra street. Executive ably the last body of soldiers the trans- lights when' you are decorating for the station, Keeaumoku years, committee meeting at 7:15 p. m. Com- port will carry for a couple of fleet. of and the Moana management will make 1331 stopping the St. munications, brief notes, exhibition Phone If you think of at etc. Further Notes on a special effort to make the occasion National Gash Registers the Coast book at specimens, most pleasant and success- Francis while at Melittobia hawaiiensis, O. H. Swezey; one of the Service office Leaf-hoppe- r; the the Territorial Messenger of a New Californian ful ever held there. The concert by Description a great for rooms. G. W. Kirkaldy. First Infantry band will add Information furnished on request ' Yeu can get any kind of clothing. deal to the enjoyment of the evening. folk friends of Ever-Rea- Hart Schaffner & Marx make, at the Army and Navy and dy CORN KNIFE Toggery on King street; thin cool stuff the Moana generally are cordially in- for summer. vited to be present. Checked linen grass toweling 12Vic. Sale No more danger of blood poi- Special c: vprd at Sachs. soning. Watcrhouse Go. I: - The No. 1, Order of Ka- COMMENCEMENT AT Hawaii Chapter Sole Agents. nehameha. will meet in raienmj Judd Building. hall this Thursday evening at :30 fcr officers. KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS installation of Real Hand-Mad- e studio of R. W. Perkins is fully of The im- equipped with , all the advanced provements in the photographic line. . Following is the order of commence- Have vour picture taken there. ment exercises at the Kamehameba is one of the best cus- - Schools: Uncle Sam s a fr.r Malthoid Roofing. That Saturday, June 6, at 8 p. m. Class - a pretty goofTgUarantee- of its quality 111 Reunion, 1903, Manual dining hall. Hamm-our- g 7, 11 a. m. Farewell See about it at the von Sunday, June at mm sermon. Bishop" Memorial Chapel. . Monday. S, p.. m. Class would have perfect eyes and June at 3. If you Day, School for Boys, Preparatory De- for the r perfect eyesight, you mui ALL THIS It cannot cut too deep . . fve-stra- m. we partment. warnings ton rtf blade is as well protected as a mi N. Sanford, optician, Tuesday, June 9, at 8 p. m. Joint help the eyes. A. Bishop Me- huildins:. WEEK Commencement Exercises, safety razor. e morial Chapel. CI I ILUl ATossoneer- seri-- blades. An event in the history of retailing in Honolulu. The i :..iiiI'U always ready "Wednesday, June 10, at 6:30 p. m. 50 Cents with four has a large staff of boys Alumni Reunion and luau, Manual din- pareels,- - leiiers. No such display, no such prices ever heard cf before for delivering ser Here's an opportunity for lovers ing hall (bv card only). most satisfactory 1 tions, ThP - Benson, Smith & Go. boys is guar- hand-mad- and never will be again. vice on the part of the of laces to buy real e OFF. JAP BITES EAE LIMITED anteed. young of the f-- Henry Leslie, Haa fallen in price in the Torchon Laces t lowest cest pos- a brother 'marks its improve- late Sam Leslie, lost part of his ear Hotel and Fort Sts. same ratio that nev- in a drunken brawl at Niu last night. in quality. Good gutter has sible. ment such low prices He mixed up with a Japanese fisher- L. B. Kerr & Co., Ltd. er been sold here, at KKAL TCHCJION LACES man with whom he and some others as now charged by the Metropolitan Red Dwarf Ink Pencil telephone 10c. quality 6c. a yd, had been drinking with the result that LEADERS IN v the two were separated the Jap ready. ..." .i.t.wiTihors who have " 8c. before Never leaks always Oh the 12C. had. committed mayhem. The injured trouble in getting good results 15c. " 10c. lad was brought to town by David find the Premo Goods Saks and Leaders in Low Priced tray developer will that 20c. " 15c. HaiIb the caretaker of Tom Lucas Dry Developer will give tne oey Hawaiian News Co., Ltd. Tank care 25c ' 1GC. " place at Niu and sent to the Queen's sible results with the minimum Hospital by the police. A mounted Photo Supply Co. 35C. " 25c. " Good Goods. on patrolman was sent to Niu to get the Tananese merchant Japanese who did the biting. ISLET0N CREAMERY avenue above Hotel street, is . ... . Nuuanu which wen ruling a discount sale in Dry Goods Co., Ltd. Mounted patrolman J. Machado is BUTTER OPPORTUNITY, IT LASTS A WEEK taken trom the usual N.S. Sachs DON'T MISS THIS per cent is re. j tt good, m tbi-sto- mourning: the loss of his favorite horse amount charged for the which died yesterday after an illness mm They are all new. articles and lAr PTnPPT Store with the Money-Bac- k of several days. The animal was bargains are great. The and valuable the torchon specially well trained a M. LEVY & CO., LTD. Last days of sale of real Policy. one. J. laces at Sachs. J a

THURSDAY, 4, 1908. IO THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JUNE HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE Canadian-Australia- EXAMINATIONS FOR Halstead & Co., n Royal Mail Line Lt& -- Honolulu, Wednesday, June 3, IfOS. r Steamers running In connection with the Canadian Pacific Railway Co. STOCK AND BOND on or about' the following dates: TEACHERS 73L :jf-- : V i compare. call at Honolulu W HAMK OF STOCK. Pali L H4 FOR FIJI AND AUSTRALIA. FOR VANCOUVER. 26 MARAMA ... JUNE 23 MANUKA JUNE O. Brewor fc Co 7,093,000' 100; i 22 The following is- MARAMA JULY 24 AORANGI .. JULY circular has been t?USAB. BROKERS AUGUST 22 MANUKA... AUGUST 19 sued by the Department of Public Kw S OGO O:' iT?4r.T SEPTEMBER 15 Ksw. Agrtcuturf.. l.iX-.iWi- : vniVA SEPT. 19 MARAMA Instruction relating to examinations Haw Com A 803 V.ci 2;m.VZ 5H Will call at Fanning Island. Uw Sufci; t o ,. j 3.ftT0 000 ?0: LOANS NEGOTIATED for teachers: Honoma..- - tti.Gfv- Hono j j.fVV,.-1 - 12 THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD. pri- tar It Members Honolulu Stock The teachers' examinations for Haikn j 53: im 100' . .. and Boat GENERAL AGENTS mary and grammer grade certificates FOR RENT Kaiuku .. Kfl.ooo! ao; ... Exchange will be held on 23rd 24th, Kihei Plan Co LtJ... j 8.500.000- B0 June and Koioa f 50J.000! 100. - 1908 at Honolulu, Hilo, Kohala, Kona-waen- a, Houses McBryde Sng Co Ltdi 8.50O,03Ci ac; 4 FOR RENT. & Unfurnished ! 201 PACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO., OCCIDENTAL ORIENTAL Wailuku, and Lihue. Oahu Sugar Co S.00,000i 2! Furnished Residence, 1071 Beretania TOYO KISEN KAISHA. Papers will be prepared for both Oaome.. . t.OOOOCOi street. lights; gas S. S. CO., AND Lunalilo Street $27.50 ..... j KJ.lAVi 84 Electric and wood Honolulu and leave this primary' and grammar grades. 25.00 OlaaSngar Co Ud 5,OOG,O0O stoves; hot and cold water in above companies will call at Avenue , btk Steamers of the Primary grade examinations are Kalakaua OlOWalu lse.axi! 10c shower; four bedrooms, port on or about the dates mentioned below: Nuuanu Valley 25.C0 Paauh&a Sue Flu Co 5.000.00OI So and all room open to persons seventeen years of 35.00 rai.ac . 5O0,0iX! ISO, r.o mosquito-proo- f. Etc. $30 per montk. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. - Pensacola Street FOR THE ORIENT. age who- possess any of the following Pais TS0.X! 100 See W. L. HOWARD once. ASIA. JXJE 6 Matlock Avenue 20.00 Pepeeeo 750.000i 100 at HTTIERIA JUNE qualifications: (a) One year of profes- Room 3, Mclntyre Building ,.. JUNE 8 MONGOLIA JUNE 13 Kinau Street ... 30.00 Ftoneer...... 2,750.1"i 100: CHINA sional training, (b) One year of suc- . 20.00 Waialua AgrlCo. .. 4,500 01 100! f3 Tel. 181 . JUNE 15 Lunalilo Street 1.500 000 lOO! MANCHURIA .. cessful teaching, (c) A High school 20.00 Wailuko.... . MARU ... JUNE 23 Kewaio Street .. Walmanalo ..... NIPPON diploma or its equivalent. 15.00 WaimeaSuar Mill las.oooi loo: t5 King Street .... MlsCSLLAKBOPg FOR SALE. H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., Agents. Grammar grade examinations are ; 20.00 Hackfeld Street Inter-IsUn- d 8 8 Oo 1,500.000 loo; .. 118 Lots at Kalihi, close to car-lin- e, open holding first-cla- ss pri at for those .. 50.00 Raw Electric 500,000 loo! - half prices. Terms: $50 down, mary or equivalents, cred- Emma Street Go... aaS certificates 30.00 1.150.0SU 100 $10 per month, by Departent. Matlock Avenue' HRTALOA.fim. 65 without interest. ited the 40 00 klntual Tel Co .A 150.000 10 ... Lots (about one-ha- lf acre) on Steamship Co. Time Table examin- Beretania Street Manoa Subjects primary grade Co- 60.0OC, Oceanic for Victoria Street , 35.00 Nablku Rubber - leu Heights, unequaled in view and soil. CO-As- it ations are (a) Subject matter of the 20.0C aniu Kabber es. loo! . Lots at from $250 and up in 24. 1908, the SALOON RATES will be: Single Fare, of Mililani Street OBALCo 4,000,000 1C0 100 Nuuanu On and after June course of study as in latest report Hilo E R Co I 1,000,000! aoi Valley, on your own terms. 185; Round Trip, 1110. Family rooms extra. Sup't. Pub. Inst, except manual train- uonoiu'u Brewing A Lots at Kapahulu at $100 each, on ing calisthenics, (b) School man- MalMn Co Ltd 400,00Ci 8o 2 22 and I time payments without Interest. - Haw Pineapple Co.... 4c0,000L 20 ?. FROM SAN FRANCISCO. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. agement, (c) Methods of teaching the FOR SALE Amt.UDt Lots Palama, within walking dis- Bonds at 19 24 subjects of public school course. standing a ALAMEDA JUNE ALAMEDA JUNE the (Fire tance from town. Easy terms. 15 in arithmetic will in- KALIHI DISTRICT: HawTeripc 137 ALAMEDA JULY 10 ALAMEDA JULY Examinations iiaimsj...... 315.2100 J. H. SCHNACK, Merchant 9trL 1 Two-bedroo- m 50x100; good d. J ALAMEDA JULY 31 ALAMEDA AUGUST 5 clude percentage. house; lot Haw Ter 4 p c (Be 1 physiology, hygiene walk from running 1905 8OP.0OO ALAMEDA AUGUST 21 ALAMEDA AUGUST 26 Examinations in location; three minutes Haw Ter FOR SALE. e: $1800 l.VC.00 r ALAMEDA SEPT. 11 and nature study will contain four car-lin- price Haw Ter 1ipcpc... l.ao. w . 4000 Roofing on study which w ill Haw Ter 1,044,000 Green Slate, 10'xl6". sailing of above steamers, the agents are questions, nature Two-pron- ar f In connection with the the Haw QoT'tIpc5 p o 81,000 500 One and g Iron Fenei it ability to give life history prepared to issue, to intending passengers. Coupon Through. Tickets by any include the Cal Beet Sug A Ref Posts. if from of insects: Mud wasp, paper wasp, d p c 1,000,000 io y railroad, from San Francisco to all points in the United States, and io 1 on honey bee, mosquito, dragon-fl- y, silk- Henry Trust Go., Haikn 6 d c... soo.ooo 00 Drum Commercial Ethi'X New York by any steamship line to all European ports. Wateriiouse f Cast-iro- n Zoology: Frog, lizard, owl, Hamakua Itch Co j.. 1 Fitting with Flange, for For further particulars apply to worm, etc. Upper OUch ope. . 200,000 99 100 plover, mynah bird, spider, mullet, LIMITED. Haw Com A Sugar 12 Wrought Pipe. & . & WM. G. IRWIN CO., LTD., hen, duck, dove, goat, horse, cow, Co 5 p c . 1.871,0001 EMMELUTH CO.. LTD. AGENTS. Haw Sugar 6 p o 475.0001 145 King Phone HI sheep, dog, cat. Plants: Lantana. mel- Corner Fort and Merchant Streets Hilo R R Co 6 p e 1,000,000 Street Hi-- on, cabbage. Trees: Cocoanut, papaya, Hon R T 4 L Co 6 p e. 647,000 MX Kahukn 6 p c. 200.000 algaroba, bamboo, orange, lemon, etc. IdicBryde 8ug Codpc 2,000,0001 68 HAWAIIAN DEVELOPMENT CO. Also ability to write on some subject TRENT TRUST CO., Ltd. O R A L Co 8 pc B00.000 100 101 Matson Navigation Co. agricultural in Hawa- Oahu Sugar Co 6 p c... 1,250,0001 100 LIMITED. of interest the Olaa Sugar Co 6 p c... 350,000 line, passengers freight, will iian Islands. Pac fic Sugar Mill F. B. Mc STOCK ER - - - Man&gsr The 8. S. HILONIAN of this carrying and ; service between this port, and San Francisco, sailing and Subjects for grammar grade exam- Co 8 8 . 450,000 100 STANGENWALD BUILDING run in a direct (a) Subject of Pala 8 p c 1,250,000 arriving on or about the following dates: inations are; matter ' Pioneer Mill Co 6 p C. 1.5C0.000 .. ,101 the course of study as in the latest TO LET Wllna At Co K p c... Z.OOO.OOC Cable Address: Develop Leave San Francisco. Arrive Honolulu. Leave Honolulu. report of Sup't. Pub. Inst, except-ma- n P. O. B6x 263 23.125 paid. per ual training and calisthenics. (D $40.00 and Over. t23 cent paid. JUNE t .....JUNE 10...... JUNE 1 Geometry, four books. Algebra to qua- SESSION SALES. JULY 1 ....JULY 8 JULY 14 dratics, (c) General history. (d) $75.00 ..Waikikl: 4 B. R.... Furnished 100 Oahu Sug. Co., 28; 25 Hon. B. & Albert F. Afong JULY W... AUG. 5 AUG. 11 School management and methods of M. Co.. 22. College 4 - 832 FORT STREET AUG. 26 ...SEPT. t...... SEPT. 8 teaching. ' 50.00 Hills; B. R.. Furnished BETWEEN- BOARDS. v 23 SO OCT. 6 will be 8 a. j SEPT. SEPT. Hours of examinations 40.00 Manoa; 3 B. R Furnished 37 Oahu Sug. Co., 23; 50 McBryde, 4; J J 5 p. m. PASSENGER KATES TO SAN FRAN CISCO: First Cabin, ICO. m. to 12 m. 1 p. m. to 50 Ewa, 27.75; 5 Honokaa, 11.75; 20 Penmanship will be marked on the 4 Round Trip. First Class. 1110. 50.00. Pacific Hts.; B. R.. Furnished Ewa. 28. STOCK AND BOND BROKER The new S. S. LURLINE of this line, carrying freight and passengers, composition paper. - will sail from Honolulu for San Francisco direct about June 30. Reading will be from some mag apply zine, including five oral questions on MEMBER HONOLULU STOCK Fr farther particulars to the subject matter read. Professional Cards CASTLE COOKE, LTD., Spelling will be from a of words $35.00.. 2 B. Furnished AND BOND EXCHANCM - ft list Pacific Hts.; R.. . AGENTS. to be read, by the examiner; with the HEALER. - words explained if not understood. Af- $10.00 to $30.00. REV. MRS. a- E. KUNZ, electro-magnet- ic ter the words have been written,, they AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N of all diseases STEAMSHIP COMPANY. will be read over once for corrections $10.00 Morris Lane 2 B. R. healer of the FROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU. may to, scalp. Heads diagnosed clairvoyant-l- y Real Estate when the teacher desire make. daily homes Weekly Sailings via TehuantepecT There will be nine papers,, each, having ,10.00 Middle St... 2 B. R. (at hy appointment). Office hours, 1 to 7. 2S0 Beretania CHAS. BREWER & CO.'B 100 credits. 13.00 2 Freight received at all times at the Company's Wharf, 4lst Street, South School St B. R. street. . . 8045 Brooklyn. The rules governing examinations are given on pages 32 and 33 of school 15.00 Gandall Lane...... ;. 2 B. R. NEW YORK LINE FRAN- TO DENTIST. FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA rules and regulations. It is the plan - 211, . A. B. CLARKE, Dentist. Room Regular line . vessels plylniV) CISCO, VIA KAHULXJI. HONOLULU. of the Department, Just as far as pos- 22.50.... Young St...... '..3 B. R of ' . Boston building. Office hours, 9 a. neiween New xoric ana Honolulu. .:. r. . ... : ... 7 sible, to replace teachers holding no nevadan june ALASKAN JUNE 10 25.00 Matlock Ave 2 B. R. m. to 4 p. m. '279 BARK NUUANU will sail rrom FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO HONO- -' certificates with those holding '"certif- ' ' ARIZONAN JUNE 28 New York on or about July 20, LULU. icates. It Is therefore incumbent on 30.00...... Alexander B."K. . St.....".3 For further information apply to each teacher having no cerf ific'ate! 'to CHINA PAINTING. 1908. t MEXICAN..... JUNE 17 II. HACKFELD & CO., LIT).. 'poit'ion. MRS. J. LISHM AN MORE Classes In FREIGHT TAKEN AT LOWE8T procure one In order to hold a - TEXAN .JULY 1 - Agents, Honolulu. SOME OTHERS NOT ADVERTISED china painting.- Orders solicited. RATES Freight received at Company's wharf ' - C. P. MORSE, MOVTNa THE MORTALS Studio, 1445 Keeaumoku street. Tel- For freight rates apply to Greenwich Street. ' ephone 1346. 7968 CHAS.t BREWER & CO., The first of the fifteen ton mortars 27 Kilby St., Boston; or for the fort at piamond Head was RENT TRUST CO., Ltd. THEO. H. . DAVIES & CO., taken from the O. R. & L. Co's; yaMl Classified Advertisements Honolulu. Phone 295. 63 Queen Street. yesterday morning and taken to Leah! HUSTACE-PEC- K COMPANY, LTD., where it arrived about 2 o'clock in the SHORTHAND CLASS. afternoon. There are still four .more Classified Advertisements CLASS in Dement s Pitmanic short- GENERAL CONTRACTORS. guns to be, Pure-Bre- Dealers in of the moved. The hand, Room 6, Kapiolani building, d Hilonian is expected to br'n? more of WANTED. Monday, Wednesday and Friday Crushed Rock, White and Black Sand, Fire Wood, Stove and the mortars and accessories on June 10. evenings. Address C. Marshall, 1025 AN intelligent boy for office. Age Steam Coal, Blacksmith j Alakea street. , ' 8042 Coal, 'Hay, Grain, Garden Soil and about 15. Apply in own'handwriting POULTRY Manure. P. O. Box 188. 8056 ROOM - Jj s WANTED. Draying and Heavy Teaming- a Specialty. MARINE REPORT. YOUNG American desires lodgings FOR SALE. e e i" - JOB PRINTER; must be a man of ex r ?r ir irsrw- perience and ability to design and with private family. Address J. U. WHITE LEGHORN COCKERELS, (From San Francisco Merchants Ex--. D., this office. 8054 BROWN LEGHORNS, change.) execute work of an artistic charac ter. .Second-rater- s schoolboy ENGLISH DORKINGS, Honolulu, "Wednesday, 3, 1908. and June printers need not apply. FOR RENT. BLACK MINORCAS, San Sailed, 3, S. S. Hawaiian rooms couple or -- BA GO A OS SHTPPING Phone Francisco June Gazette Co.. Ltd. 1 8055 FURNISHED for for ONE PEN BUFF WYANDOTTE8, Union Hilonian, for Honolulu. two ladies, with or without board WHITE ORPINGTON COCK Crystal Pacific Ari-lona- n, STORAGE WOOD San Diego Sailed, 2, S. S. street, June SMART office boy to work in large Beretania near Emma. Ad strain. for San Francisco. 283 PACKINO COAL 16 dress "R. this office. EGGS from choice stock In season. Transfer Go., Ltd. Victoria, B. Arrived, 3, C. mercantile house. About years of 5 C June age. Apply in own handwriting to Address: W. C. WEEDON. 3 A. S. S. Manuka, hence. FIVE-ROO- M cottage. lights 658, O. Box 1SS. 8055 Electric Box Honolulu. Sailed, 3. A.-- H. P. mosquito-proo- 16 KING ST. FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING. San Francisco June and gas; f. Apply 1066 S. S. Columbian, for Honolulu. Young street. Key at Mrs. Gray's, Seattle Sailed, June 3, A.-- H. S. S. SITUATION WANTED. opposite. 8049 Wah Ying Chong Co. Alaskan, for Honolulu. STENOGRAPHER, young lady, expe CITY H. LOVE. rienced, desires permanent position. COTTAGE, 658 S. op TRANSFER CO. JAS. No. King street, King Street, Ewa PORT OF HONOLULU. Will substitute. Address "27," Ad- posite South street. Inquire H. W. of Fishma'ket vertiser office. 8056 Green, at Club Stables. 8046 DRY GOODS and FURNISHING ARRIVED. GOODS EVERY DE- SIX-ROO- of "Wednesday, June 3. MANOA CLIFFS. M modern house. Electric SCRIPTION BAGGAGE mosquito-proo- f. Str. Kinau, Gregory, from Kauai. lights; gas, Inquire Office Opp. Union Grill. IF YOU want fresh cool air without at 1337 Pensacola street, between 1:30 Phone 152. 4:49 a. m., with 8350 bags sugar and limit try Manoa Cliffs. Lots to sundries. and 4:30 p. m. 8043 lease.- - W. E. Rowell, P. O. Box 505. Am. bk. Coronado, Potter, 10 days 8044 Reis from San Francisco with general cargo COTTAGE, corner of Nuuanu and Ku- - Manuel akini streets. Inquire of H. W. GOMES' EXPRESS GO. to W. G. Irwin & Co. ALEXANDER YOUNG BUiLOIXG Fort Stryet, opposite Am. sehr. Robert Lewers, , Under- Green, at Club Stables. 8048 Hackfeld & Co. Honolulu's only up-to-da- te fire-pr- of wood, 21 days from Port Gamble with POPE-HARTFOR- D, building; rent includes i lectrtc light, LATEST MODEL FREIGHT HANDLED. FTJItNITURIS lumber for Lewers & Cooke. THE Popular apartments are the best THE BAGGAGE CHECKED hot and cold water and janitcr ser- located, neatest and cheapest rooms. AND PIANO MOVTNO, U. STS. IroquoisCarter, from "Pearl Hamm-Youn- 1908. STORAGE. vice. Apply the Von g 1243 Fort. 8029 Office Phono - 298 PACKING, SHIPPTNQ. Harbor. , Co.. Ltd. A.-- H. P. S. Greene, 8 days Nevadan. TWO nice houses at 712 Quarry street. Seattle, 9 p. m. from WARNING. Fine view; rent reasonable. 8023 The best automobile In the city, to Honolulu Construction DEPARTED. I WILL not be responsible for bills carry four passengers, can be had at' and Wal-manal- o. Draying Go., Ltd. Str. J. A. Cummin3, Searle, for contracted in my name my HOUSE of ight rooms. Modern Im any hour, day r Bight, by calling up without provements; street-ca- r written order. Charles M. Blaisdell. convenient to Manuel Reis, te phone 290; von GENERAL S. lines. Inquire W. C. Weedon, Stan-genwa- ld m CONTRACTORS. U. S. Iroquois, Carter, for Pearl 8052 Hamm-Youn- g telephone 200, or building. 8001 arjge, 'Phone Office 281. P q. Box Harbor. my residence, tela hone 1097. 154. Schr. Ka Moi, Mana, for Paamlo. FURNISHED ROOMS. Fort St., Opp. W. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd. O. S. S. Alameda, DowdelV for San HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. Francisco, 10 m. A SUITE of rooms at 1491 Emma St iWe do all kinds of a ROOMS suitable for light housekeep- Teaming; also deal in Crushed Rock, White Str. Maui, Bruhn, for windward Ha- is for rent, with boar. 7959 ing. Helen's Court, 1124 Adams lane, and Black Sand, Broken waii ports, 5 p. m. 8051 Coral, Garden Soil, Etc. ROOM AND BOARD. SAFE MOVING A SPECIALTY PASSENGERS Arrived. VIDA VILLA, King street. Room and FOR SALE. Per str. port?, board; also table "board. S045 ONE gas engine, 15 h. p.; Union. One THE Kinau. from Kauai PACIFIC PHILIP ROACH June 3. W. Greig, wife, child and ser gas hoisting engine, 12 h. p.; Fair vant; Mrs. Barron, L. "Weinzheimer, LOST. banks, Morse. One No. 3 Austin Commercial Advertiser SOON TO BORE Mrs. Mehling. J. Mendes. K. Taketa. C. FOB. on Sunday afternoon, between stone-crushe- r, complete. Address "E. W. Baldwin. Mrs. Gomes. G. Tnouye. Fort and Pawaa junction. Reward, . , this office. S055 Smtered at the Postofflce at Honolulu, Philip Roach, who arrived Trom San M. Matsuchita. R. Ito, and 54 deck. this office. 8054 dlllllS18 T. H--. as second-clas- s matter. Francisco by the S. S. Siberia on Mon- Departed. PICTURESQUE HONOLULU, a book O. of eighty pages SUBSCRIPTION day, is a drill operator under govern- Per S. S. Alameda, for San Fran- DIED. of matter illustrat RATES: cisco. June 3. Miss J. L. Brown, Rev. ing Honolulu, for fifteen cents. This ment orders to llar-bo- Dbs Tear tu.00 proceed to Pearl r H. Bingham, Mrs. C. J. Cooper, Miss CARO In Pan Francisco, California, is one of the most complete books Advertising Rates on Application. and commence work boring for A. Crozier. J. S. Carton, Mrs. L. B. June 3, 100S. El.ie, beloved wife of of the kind ever issued here, con- foundations Fnbllehed erery morning except Sun- for the dry dock. Coan, M. I. Dow. Miss A. F. Dennison Alexander Caro, and daughter of taining articles of interest to people day by Jle lias already ordered some needed Mrs. Ferreira. T. F. Gilligan. Li ,T. William H. and Selina McLean, for- WALKER the equipment, and expects to commence Gamsey, Mrs. G. L. Keeney, Mrs. S. merly of Honolulu. . BIRDS FOR SALE. BOAT AND, HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.. LTD. boring operations in the near future. L. Montague. C. D. Miner, Miss L. MANASSE In Honolulu, Hawaii, June GOOD ringing canaries; also female. MACHINE WORKS BIsck, 65 hope to be Mutch, I. Newsome. Dr. O'Day, Mrs. Tsn Holt No. South King St. "I able to make a good P. 2, 190S, Mrs. Sarah Manasse wife of 1545 Kewaio street. 8032 KING $TRCCT C 8. CRANE : : Manager. report." said he yesterdav. I O'Day and three children. Captain J. H. Manasse, from pneumonia. find coral "If R. it. Sharp, Mrs. Sharp, two Rev. all the way down it will be Parker, Seventy-si- x years of age. fine, but A. S. Top-lit- z. BOOK BINDING. if lava rock is encountered children and maid. J. Scott. Funeral from the Kawaiahao church the appropriation will Miss Underwood, A. K. Virgil. SHEET MUSIC bound so it may be be considerablv at 3 p. m. Wednesday. Exercises un- Sun Leo Tal Co. cut into. I want to give the Territory Mrs. Virgil. Mrs. J. A. Verre and in- kept in form indefinitely. Any style "W. G. der the direction of the Kaahumanu binding, $125 per up- STEIN WAY & SONS the best results for the least money, fant. Walker, Mrs. H. "Werner Society. from volume Contractors, Builders. Painters and and child, "W. B. Malher, Miss A. C. Revs. Parker, Timoteo, and wards. Hawaiian Co., AND OTHER PIANOS. 5 that's what I intend to do." Lono in Gazette Ltd. Hendricks. A. G. it. Robertson and assisted the services. 6044 THAYER PIANO CO. wife, Mrs. O. C. Scott. Dr. Raymond. KOA .FURNITURE TO ORDER. Kawakaml. Billiardist, was arrested 156 HOTEL STREET last night F. C. Engleston. H. "W. Prouty. H. A. Chas. Miller, missing fireman from OFFICES FOR RENT. Phone 218 by Officers Leal and Apana, Brown and wife, W. 30 Iroquois, King Street, near Nuuanu for running a banking game. Rosenberg and the was arrested yesterday "THE STANGENWALD" Only fire- TUNING GUARANTEED steerage. by Officer Tom Pedro. proof office building in citv.

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