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HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1909.

IlILD TURN BOARD SALT LAKE ELKS LIQUOR n GREAT STORM RACING !Y VISIT IIS AMENDMENTS OF HEALTH ODER TO OVER A WIDE AREA

Representative Now in Town Digest of the Changes Made I; COUNTY SUPERVISORS Sizing Up the Island in the Pending Attractions. Measure. OF WESTERN COUNTRY

Honolulu may just as well get" busy Following is a digest cf the it' and prepare to receive a big herd of changes in the present liquor law as i Senate Considers the Shingle Outlines His Elks next winter, for a Salt Lake Elk contained in the amendments as pass- is down in Honolulu looking over the ed by the Senate: Tornado at Dallas, Blizzard at Denver and an pastures and sizing up the situation to Section 4. The amendment, in de- New Measure to Reg- Position Kaniho make a on report his return in about fining the powers of the Board of Li- Atmospheric Turmoil at Chicago The a month from now. Frank T. Elec- Collins, cense Commissioners, leaves out in two ulate General Calls Guardsmen Tin of Salt Lake City, an Elk and a promi- places the words "discretion," thus Japanese Deny Spy Stories. nent man of Zion, arrived here last restricting the board in the use of its in li- week on a pleasure discretion granting and refusing tions. Soldiers. trip and inciden- censes. The amended section also tally to investigate the prospeets for eliminates the following phrase, "sub- a big excursion. ject only to the limitations and direc- (Associated Press Cablegrams.) if "The Salt Lake Elks are a buneh of tions in this act contained," and sub- .Hi the provisions and The deliberations of the Territorial mighty good fellows," said Mr. Collins j stitutes "subject to DALLAS, Texas, March 25. Twelve people have been killed and many Yesterday's session in the House was directions in this act contained." At Senate did not produee anything beyond marked by a vehement attack on the yesterday, and tney take trips here the end of the first paragraph the injured and great damage has been done in the country districts by a tornado. the Chillingworth home rule resolution part of Kaniho against the two bills and there almost every year. The last words "except as herein provided" DENVER, Colorado, March 25. A great snowstorm is raging. The city has vesterday that was apart from the ordi- dealing with the militia, in the course time they went over to Los Angeles, are added. . These changes to quite a been cnt off from communication and hundreds of telegraph and telephone nary routine work and that was distin- of which he Gen- about 800 people making the trip. Now restrict attacked Adjutant degree the power the Board of Li- pcles are down. The fire alarm system is destroyed, there is great damage Coelho they want to do something bigger and of to guished by its briefness. Even eral Jones as a lobbyist and referred cense Commissioners. failed to enliven the proceedings by a have practically decided that a trip to trees in parks and traffic is suspended. to the soldiers of the National Guard Section 9. License Fees. i few legislative Honolulu will be just the thing. CHICAGO, March 21. A severe storm prevails throughout the West and handsprings which the of Hawaii as tin soldiers in whom he Wholesale License Fee The whole- is a very large ill statesman from Maui ean generally be had no great confidence, and by the "There matter about sale license fee is reduced for all South. Wires are down and reports are meager, but great damage is believed it- transportation to and from relied upon to produce when there is an declaration of Shingle as to what he the Islands, plaees on the Islands, except Hono- to have been suffered in Texas. til be- which will have to be solved first, how- lulu and Hilo, from $1000 (one thou- evident danger of the proceedings considered the proper thing to do in ever. We want to ascertain whether sand dollars) to $500 (five hundred coming dull. extending the power of the counties. we can get accommodations dollars). '' The for a big afternoon session was occupied Shingle went to the limit in what In defining the quantities of liquor OIL FUEL FOR WARSHIPS crowd on one of the regular passenger by. a consideration of the new election he favored. He wanted not only to to be sold under the wholesale license Bill 121, boats, or whether we will have to char- amount is raised from bottle law, Senate in committee give the counties the right to levy the "one ter a steamer. We want to know "one-hal- f Woods being in or flask" to dozen reputed Oil-burni- of the whole, Palmer taxes and issue bonds, but he desired whether it will be possible for us to MARE ISLAND, March 25. experiments have been ordered the McCarthy as quarts, or one dozen reputed pints of chair. Senator acted also to turn over to the various boards get return transportation to the Coast bottled beer or wine, nor less than one continued. It is believed that a test trip of an warship will ba the interpreter of the bill, it being con- just when we want to go. all of supervisors ill matters ia connec- That li reputed quart if bottled goods other cade to Honolulu. sidered section by section. very important. thanvwine or beer." This is an im- tion with sanitation and health, quar- He explained the beginning that "The arranging of side trips around provement in the way of preventing ii antine, ja'ls and hospitals, waterworks the islands, I find, will be easy of ac- the bill did not make any ehanges of wholesalers to sell very small quanti- DEMOCRATS AND THE TARIFF and sewers and the question of food complishment. I think the Utah Elks ties, as it is reported some are now eonaequeriee in the prevailing election and their friends who make this trip inspection. Shingle even suggested doing. laws and that the inclusion of a provis- will be delighted. Several hundred Fee license fee turning over care of lepers Saloon License The ion for a great register was the most the and people will come if it is finally decided for saloons is reduced from $750 WASHINGTON, March 25. Champ Clark, Democratic leader of the House, radical method of addition contem- their children to ihe counties, to go ahead with the proposition. but this (seven , hundred and fifty dollars) to replied to Representative Payne yesterday in a five hour speech, opposing the plated. met with a very emphatic- - negati" "Honolulu has two very good friends' '$25 tw.v'R'Shdred and fifty dollars) A proposed ehange in method in Messrs. Calvin and Bancroft, the Republican tariff proposals. v.'. the of from the other embers. in the following towns: Kahului, "Wai-luk- "plaeing tile names of candidates upon The same menrber outlined the pl5n two railroad men who were down here Kohala, Ewa Mr. Burley, Oregon Lahaina, Lihue, and the ballot ealled forth critieism from on foot to combine the offices of the recently, and the Waialua. This is accomplished by W. O. Smith who said he Short line official who, understand, Senator that Laud Commissioner and the Surveyor I changing the wording from that in the JAPANESE NOT SPIES to com- was here a few years ago." thought the alterations tended General and pointed out a way in present law. Instead of the present plication. Secretarv Wood of the Promotion i which the Organic Act could be got provision making the license fee $750 "Can you find anything more confus- around in the combination. Committee is taking up the excursion election with Mr. Collins, and the local for all "premises located wholly or in TOKIO, March 25. The government has issued an official denial ing than the present laws!" Douthitt entered a very emphatic matter five that McCarthy. He added that Elks of Lodge No. 616 will be asked part within a radius of miles from as government. asked Senator against putting cost of third-clas- s postof-fice,- Japanese residents in the United States act" spies for the rarest the the of a first, second or " ten per cent of the ballots were thrown pld in maintenance of the Queen's Hos- to take up the matter entertainment out at last election because voters should the excursion be decided upon. the amendment reads: "For sa- the pital upon the county of Honolulu, as loon premises $250, exeept in the fol- were led astray by the confusing regu- suggested by Bice. Douthitt stated lations and methods of the present law. lowing named districts, where the fee JAPANESE "DIET ADJOURNS that the institution was one used for HAWftlTWTHE for this class of license shall be $750: To Inspect Fortifications. the benefit of the whole Territory and In the district of Hilo and in the dis- AH the members of the Senate were not simply for the people of Oahu. trict of Honolulu." TOXIO, March 25. The Diet has adjourned after a session barren of results. in attendance when the upper house Among the other amazing things Hotel License Fee This is reduced ' ... .. r; convened for the twenty-nint- h day of which took place yesterday afternoon JAPANESE ISSUE in the same way as saloon licenses the session yesterday morning. A let- when the House was in committee of from $750 to $250 for the towns of ter was read from Major Winslow of the whole was the apathetic way in (Continued on Page Five.) CALIFORNIA'S PRIMARY LAW the Engineer Corps, TJ. S. A., inviting which the Hawaiian members received the members of the Legislature o in- a proposition that the time was com- Springfield Republican. The vital spect the fortifications at Diamond ing when all health matters would be Hawaiian interest in the Japanese labor Head. The invitation was accepted on rtinde a joint Federal and Territorial supply for the sugar plantations is SOLDIER FLOURISHES SACRAMENTO, March 25. The Governor has signed the direct primary and the motion of Senator McCarthy concern. Not one raised his voice in probably responsible for the Hawaiian law. the Committee on Military Affairs will protest. make the necessary arrangements for During the Queen's Hospital discus- Legislature's joint resolution against KNIFE AND IS ARRESTED anti-Japanes- e AFTERNOON CABLE REPORT. the inspection of the . fortifications sion, Kamanoulu referred to two in- laws on the continent of through the courtesy of Major Win-elo- stances where the hospital authorities America. There has been an agitation SACRAMENTO, March 24. The California Legislature adjourned today. 4 had been neglectful in the care of pa- for increased pay among the coolies large-size- d TOKIO, March 24. The Princess Kuni has started for Paris. Prince Kuni The Committee on Public Health sub- Brandishing a knife, Jo- tients. and a general strike threatened, but ' army a f, mitted a favorable report on Senate Shingle's Declaration. seph Bohr, a soldier from Leilehua, U a general in the Japanese and cousinof Prince Fushimi. pro- the labor situation may speedily im- 24. Imperial Hoheazollern today collided Bill No. 99, a measure intended to Tt during made the rounds of the automobile HAMBURG, March The yacht of was the discussion of the vide for the sanitary regulation Board of Health items that Shingle prove if the Hawaiian Senate adopts and hack stands late last night, threat- vuth and sunk the Norwegian steamer Par. The crew were saved. dairies and of the sale of milk. The in the resolution passed by the House. 24. Admiral gave out an today provi- made his position clear regard to ening to do up anyone who interfered VANCOUVER, B. C, March Evans interview committee brlieves that the present mat- is well to remember, is a be enforced for transferring at Territorial Hawaii, it with him. lie handled roughly a crip- in which he stated that the United States should have twenty battleships ia sions of the bill should ters over to the counties.- The com- the benefit of the people. United States territory, but there is a pled lad employed at the Young Hotel the Pacific. recommend- mittee had taken up the items dealing eertain oddness to one on the mainland, '24. The .Judiciary Committee sanitation, when he said: garage, then attempted to start a SHARON, Pennsylvania, March The Wkitla boy has identified the ed the bill providing a penalty for with several thousand miles away, in the that a place rough-hous- e persona by whom he was kidnaped. It is rumored that the woman implicated V i opium be tabled as the "I think that this is fitting reference, of the Hawaiian resolution to at Lewis' garage, just the sale of put myself on record re- to family is possible they may not prosecnte. opium question was dealt with suf- for me to "the Legislatures of neighboring across the street. Jerry Rooney, an in the case is known the and it whole mix-u- p in regard by the present law. garding this states." Hawaii is not so far away automobile knocked him down 1 ficiently to the powers of the counties and the as it used to be, when there was no driver, The Judiciary Committee submitted once, when he drew a. knife, but the recommending the passage of changes that are proposed. I do not submarine telegraph across the Pacific, a report Mr. the time has soldier leaped to ran down LAWS HAVE House Bill 114, providing a penalty for agree with Rice that not to mention the wireless, but "the his feet and SEGREGATION of public highways. not yet come that the couuties should neighboring states," and "some sec- Fort street. the obstruction power to levy taxes and tions of this country" are expressions The Ways and Means Committee rec- be given the A little later he started to boss the passage of Senate Bill issue bonds for loans. I am in favor that leap over the watery waste in BEEN USELESS ommended will give surprising style. is true, how- things at the hack stand on the corner RENDERED S!o. 115, supplementary to Act 33. and of any measure that the rather It money and counties those powers now, a bill that ever, that Hawaii is as much a part of King and Fort streets, and the po- providing 'the exemption of lice were sent for. When Bohr saw property transferred through inheri-icontinue- d would come into effect in two years of "this country" as New Mexico. Some islands the officers coming for him, he threw in- (Continued on Two.) people regret that the At yesterday's session f the Board j April 1, Mr. Keen announcing his on Page Tw.l Va.se gov off his coat, drew his big knife, and were given a territoriol form of of Health the segregation of lepers, tention of removing to the mainland ernment, since it brought them a step j prepared to do battle. It was only Robin- motion of, in the near future. President nearer to statehood, and no one on the after a strenuous struggle that the was discussed, and, on the son ntated that his intention in filling MEETING OF continent wishes to see a population three officers were able to get the man J. F. Morgan, who expressed himself, the "Rice was to take Mr. Venhuizen, ANNUAL like that of Hawaii become a state in into the "hurry-up- " wagon, and even strongly in favor of stringent laws fori at present chief of the sanitary in- 1 vici- the Union. then they had to fight to get the apprehension and segregation, the pres-- 1 spectors, and make him plumbing and 1. ANTI-SALOO- ous-looking away from him. He - N LEAGUE knife ident appointed a committee, compris- j building inspector, and to put in David 1 THE DR. EOWAT HURT. did not appear to be drunk when taken Lawrence, who now fills the office of , to the station-house- his actions being General, who rpdist-- r general, as chief the sani- A. R. Rowat, D.V.S., was seriously consult with the Attorney of more those of a crazy man. is an member of the board, tary corps. The office of registrar gen- Monday by o'clock the able to present that phase at the meet- injured last having the At the police station he put up a and draft a Board of Health measure eral will be wiped out soon, and the This evening at 7:30 . ing. right-fron- t wheel of his buggy struck fierce struggle and it took the com- for the proper segregation of patients, duties will be assumed by Secretary-Charlock- Anti-Saloo- n League of Hawaii will Hon. John G. "Woolley has returned by an automobile, throwing him out bined strength of three officers to hold for submission to the Legislature. President Robinson said bold its annual meeting in the main to Hawaii to resume work in the cause onto the road. He was unconscious for him. At first he refused to give his It was shown at the meeting that that the change in the sanitary corps audience room of the Central Union of temperance, and it is counted spe- about three hours. He is now confined name, later stating that it was Joseph the old laws on the subieet. laws which would be for the better. The presi- church. cially fortunate that he has come at to his bed but is progressing favorably. Bohr, and that he was from Leilehua. were propeT and effective, have been dent's action was ratified. Immediately following the brief rou- this "time, when the interest of the so amended tnat tney are useless ior Mosquito Campaign Interrupted. whole community is so generally arous- segregation purposes, and Board will be a discussion the The mosquito eradication campaign tine business, there ed, through the changes that are being of Health is tied hand and foot in the of Hawaii, in as to our may be temporarily interrupted, of the liquor problems attempted in the Legislature ENABLING ACT REPORT matter, and can not arrest a suspect, Health recently received Sen- He will undoubtedly pre- the Board of which ex-Go- George K. Carter, liquor laws. nor can anyone be called a suspect, and suggestions worth con- notification from the Shippers' Wharf ator William O. Smith, and Hon. John sent views READY and a person can only be summoned Tax Committee that its contributions ex-Go- sidering. NOW G. "Woolley will take part, TO PRESENT on a penal summons, or practically to this campaign would be stopped. presenting the Every one is most cordially invited handed an invitation to come in for Carter more particularly preseat. The committee of ar- It was reported that while there question, "Shall Honolulu Tolerate the to be examination. v have been several case of diphtheria through- rangements wish attention to be ealled announced Saloon Evil!" His recent trip Yesterday afternoon report of refer simply to list as filed with President Mark Robinson in the last month, only one was re- with op- also to the singing that Mrs. Maekalt the that had been received out the Southern States, its ad- the City Clerk. that an invitation ported as being fatal. the radical promises, and again to the retiring the conference committee on the Ena- Senate Board of Health Com-- j portunity- of studying W. Wadman, Yesterday the Mayor filed a certifi- from the On motion of Fred Smith, Dr. Prstt place there dress of President John bling Act was written; will be sign- to make j changes that have . taken it cate with Clerk men mittee inviting the members wns 'authorized to prepare a pamphlet of saloons, who after four years in office thinks it the that the a steamer leav-- in regard to the existence especially ed and presented to the House and named in the list of his employes had a trip to Kalaupapa on on "How to Feed Ba.bies," to be to raise and dis- wise to have a change made, mg a eaturaay places him in position necessity of his frequent Senate this morning, and, if the Gov- applied and reported each day for the here week from next printed in Hawaiian and 'distributed in the existence or in view of the ' nights The board was requested to cuss the question of on ernor signs right away, as he is ex- work they wanted to do. That settled leaflet form. , as above stated. absences from Honolulu, the other names those whom the saloons in Honolulu, mainland. pected to do, the employes of the city that point, beeanse the Governor would submit the of Several reports presented by the Smith's position, as Pres- Islands, or on the members desired to make the trip. Senator view of the importance, of the and county can begin calling for their not sign to pay men who had simply food commissioner and chief sanitary of the Senate, where changes in In New Plumbing Inspector. to observations on ident con- liquor problems of Hawaii, and of the money not later than tomorrow.. been appointed and who had not made officer, relating r the liquor laws have already been as islands, concerning water supply special oppor- great interest everywhere manifested The report of the committee will an effort to do something. The resignation of E. G. Keen, other sidered, has afforded him bill the everyone building inspector, was in laborers' camps, etc., were referred our general tem- in the same, at the present time, it amend the so as to strike out the Under bill who worked, plumbing and tunity to study into many will come. long list of names and amounts and or wanted to, will be paid. received and aecepted, to take effect to committees. perance situation, and so he will be is hoped that

! rr 3 THE PACIFIC-- COMMERCIAL ADVERTISES, HONOLULU, THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1909. i bill was held over until the afternoon. agreed that perhaps that would be best, House Bill 100, Shingle, allowing a Ihe Lxpenditures'Commrttee got it. lien attachment on the property of a Referred to Judiciary Committee. Home Rule Resolution defendant in a suit as security for the Eice asked for time on the resolu- judgment in the case, was also de- tion, which he said sounded to him like ferred, Eice asking for time to con- a child trying to tell his father what judiciary and He it Eesolved by the Senate' of the all times the Hawaiian sider amendments. Douthitt explained it was proper to do. He moved that the legal branch of the Hawaiian execu- the amendments had been suggest- the matter be deferred. was how- of Hawaii: that It Territory tive department have been administered ed by the Bar Association, which had ever referred to the Judiciary Commit- That, whereas there is current a news- by trained men of ability and integrity, discussed the bill. tee. tli paper report to the effect that the Presi- supported by a bar of equal ability and . New Bills. being im- Kaniho Opposes Militia Roll. if dent of the United States is integrity; and A bill was introduced to amend some one other than a eentury the the portuned to appoint Whereas, For over half House Bill 85, Kamanoulu, the mili- Municipal Act, which added the follow- a resident and citizen of the Territory spirit of American liberty and the prin- tia enrollment bill, was read and dis- ing section: office of Second Judge and con- of Hawaii to the ciples of American institutions cussed, being verbally amended. Eice "All deputies, appointees, clerks as- ces CO Court for steadily Embroideries of the United States District stitutional government have thought the Adjutant General might sistants and other employes of the City i.1-La- the Territory of Hawaii and also to the grown in the Hawaiian Islands and pre- prepare the list instead of the tax as- Attorney and County must be citizens of the trt office of United States District dominated even during the Hawaiian sessors. He also proposed the Board United States of America, and must for the District and Territory of Ha- Monarchy, and for six years previous to of Begistration. Kaniho had some Eepublie had during their respective terms of office mi! waii; and annexation the Hawaiian questions to ask, along a line that in- of employment actually reside in the "While such manner of ap- full-fledge- d government on American Whereas, a timated he feared compulsory en- re- Edgings and insertions is by no that City and County, and must have so to match pointment may though it lines; and listment. Affonso, of the Military sided for one year next preceding their means conceded have been expedient Whereas, The reasons above suggested Committee, answered the questions appointment." justified by conditions existing at clearly distinguish the Hawaiian Terri- ' and asked. The effect bill, Prices reduced from 25 to 50 per 11 organization of this of the Uni- , of this if it pass, will cent. new goods, never the time of the tory from other Territories Kanibo moved the indefinite post- Be to knoek out of office Eoad Super- Territory, such manner of appointment ted States which either have enjoyed no before cn sale. are ponement of the bill. He said there visor Wilson, some members of the po- Sec is no longer justified, and there such judicial and governmental system s members of the or a law already in force empower- lice foree and others. It also limit3 the EXQUISITE available among the or have had it for only a brief time ing Governor to call out men GOODS lie" men com- different the all right of the city to send outside of the Bar of the Hawaiian Islands have had a system distinctly to .expert perform the duties of said American system; and to the front defend the country in city for help of any kind. petent to from the case of war. He hard- is a meek looking measure offices ably and honorably; and The spirit of American gov- foresaw much It inspired ID Whereas, men bill a deep ignorance and narrow- Whereas, The Federal Government ernment and institutions favors giving ship to with families if this with a 1 heretofore since the organization to people as as possible direct passed. He objected to a tax 'assessor ness of soirit. Kaleiopu, of course, is has the far any a I of Territory of Hawaii treated and control of their own local affairs and is compiling list of men to be sent the introducer. CATHOLIC CHURCH the Affonso presented a measure to al- dealt with this Territory more and more opposed to the appointment to local of- to war and also objected to piling the f Sa on the basis of a State of the Union, fice of men, however able, who are not extra work on the tax assessors. It low all successful plaintiffs in actions appointing to office therein citizens of resident tnere; seemed to him that the general power for the recovery of wages or other com- the Territory and giving the Territory Now, therefore, the Senate of the gien the War Department was al- pensation for employment in district rights similar to those enjoyed by the Territory of Hawaii does hereby declare ready sufficient. courts as a part of the judgment, ten labor- dollars for attorney fees. dry States as to appeal and writ of error its unqualified opposition to the appoint- Cohen said that Kaniho was me to the appellate courts of the United ment of other than citizens of the Ter- ing under a delusion and had evidently Protection for Nene. States; and ritory to judicial, executive, or other of- not read the bill through. The bill The Agricultural Committee reported Whereas, Such distinction in favor of fice itself provided for the extra pay. and to beel within its borders; favorably on Makekau 's bill protect the Territory of Hawaii has been and And Be It Eesolved, Further, That a the bill was copied from a bill passed beneficial birds, the committee recom- is still justified by the fact that at the copy of this Eesolution be sent forth- in every State and Territory of the mending "that an absolute prohibition time of its annexation to the United with to the President of the United Union. It had been 'recommended by of the killing of Hawaiian geese should States the Hawaiian Islands had for States, the Attorney General of the Uni- the President of the United States and be enforced. The report also provides era) at out a half century had a judicial ted States and to the Presiding Officers supported by every patriotic man in a section for the bill to allow permits 4 Bystem organized on lines laid down by of both branches of the American Con- the United States. "It would be a to collects birds, their nests and eggs, lea the lest practice obtaining in those of gress. most unpatriotic thing for any mem- for scientific purposes. In part the re- one the United States following the com- The above resolution was introduced ber of this House to vote against this port said: mon law system and had its own judi- J in the Senate yesterday and referred to bill," concluded Cohen. "In course of consideration of this cial reports published in 1857 of decis- Castro said the main object of the bill your committee has interviewed ions rendered as early as 1847, and at the Judiciary Committee. bill was to perfect the militia organ- scientists, sportsmen and others on the ization of the country. The list to be subject of the Hawaiian goose; the in- fire ties can not issue bonds until given prepared would be that of a " Eeserve formation gathered from these is that in I SENATE the right to raise taxes, Militia," provided for by national the bird is rapidly diminishing in num- King of Shirts 11 as if the counties had this power to law. The law was not one tending to bers and unless adequately protected ticrJ raise taxes and on this basis I have compulsory military service at all. will soon become extinct. Being a t?:ji estimated that the counties should have There is no reason why the request of unique bird, nothing like it existing rev- , Continued from Page One.) as their share of the Territorial Congress should be refused. Millions outside of Hawaii anywhere in the enues sixty-si- x and two-third- s per were coming to Hawaii from Washing- world, and even here confined only to FOR MEN con tance under the provisions of the new leaving thirty-thre- e and a third Hawaii not Ha- Aft xtra income tax law. Senate Bill 115, cent., ton; now should refuse the certain sections of the Island of per cent, for the uses of the Territo- simple request of Congress. waii, it is highly desirable to render T providing for the maintenance of the Department of Agriculture and Fores- rial government. I think that it is Eice quoted the California law to it all possible protection and save it try pending the availability of funds, safe for this Legislature to work along show the differences between that law from extinction. The prevailing im- at from the special income tax, was also these lines and to turn over to the and the bill under discussion. He still pression is that it breeds during the reeommended to pass. counties the two-third- s of the revenue stuck on the tax assessor point. He winter months, that is, the exact op- The select committee on taxation and the control of the jails and asked several questions and amused posite of the breeding season of the Notice those in our Merchant ft on House Bill 136 and Senate schools, the matters of sanitation, pure himself by watching the defenders of perching birds, but this is at present Bill No. 6. both relating to taxation. food inspection, quarantine and quar- the bill skating around the thin places. uncertain. Because of these reasons it The committee recommended that the antine supplies and other things. I On roll eall the bill passed, seventeen is urged that the killing of the Ha- street windows. Every pattern Senate Bill No. 6 be tabled and House believe that we should turn over to to ten. The division was: waiian goose and destruction and mo- Bill 136 be passed. the different counties the matter of Ayes Affonso. Carley, Castro, Cohen, lestation of its nests and eggs should in fit, comfort- Eesolution in Committee. the license inspection under the boards Coney, Correa, Furtado, Kaleiopu, Ka- be entirely prohibited, scientists not a gem; wearing and Senator Chillingworth introduced a of liquor license commissions. In this manoulu, Kinney, Long, Moanauli, e, excepted, for a period of not less than f.ji ' resolution, declaring that the Senate is bill we have an item of $17,000 for Sheldon, Shingle, Waiwaiole four years. This period, it is believed, -giving quality. Man- men the work of the license commissioners. and Mr. Speaker. will enable the goose to increase its The opposed to the appointment of Ka- from the mainland to fill the office of I am in favor of cutting that to $5000 Noes Huddy, Kama, Kamahu, numbers and allow time for investiga- for the uses of the boards and niho, Kawaakoa, Kawewehi, Like, Ma-keka- tion and determination of its exact . U. S. Attorney or the newly let the hattan has District Eice. no superior among ereated office of second Federal judge. county sheriffs look after the matter Nakaleka and breeding season." The resolution was referred to the Judi- of inspection and the enforcement of One Appropriation Bill Passed. Eevived a Good Bill. ' .1 Sen- the liquor laws. think this House Negligee ciary CohimJttee on the motion of I Senate Bill 53, the Additional Ap- House Bill 99, to provide for the ap- Shirts. ator Knudsen. 4 ought to declare itself one way or the Bill, fo? propriation carrying" $$0,'513.09, pointment instead of the election of a House Bill No. 134, passed third other on the broad issue of what we, was read a third time. deputy sheriffs, which had been killed are to turn over to counties and Teading with a unanimous vote. The the the day before, was resurrected on mo- to cen- Kaniho Objects to War and Lobbying. bill provides a penalty for placing bar- what retain as a part of the tion of Cohen and passed a second JvieW system. Senate Bill 91, an Act relating to ricades in a house to defeat the enforce- tral I therefore move that reading. This bill does not apply to anti-gamblin- g consideration the militia, was read. Kaniho objected iiim ment of the law. of all these Board of Honolulu, another similar bill to pro- Senate Bill 117, affecting the penal- Health items be deferred and that the vigorously. He said the country had ilfl. enough soldiers now, the United States vide the same boon to this county hav- Rflcinerny, Ltd. ties for tax delinquency, was referred chairman of the Public Health and ing been hawked around among the to- government having sent plenty of reg- a in to the special committee on taxation. Police Committee introduce a bill Oahu Eepublican members without Eesolution No. 2, nam- morrow covering turn- ulars here. To provide for more militia & Senate Joint these points and anyone being found willing to intro- FORT AND MERCHANT ing a commission to conduct an inves- ing over to the counties the work of would be to sjiend money that was "Li and unpatent- needed for local improvements. The duce it. was tigation into unawarded sanitation, pure food inspection, med- ed lands passed on second reading with ical, and quarantine service and sup- militia could not compare in efficiency Second Readings. A a full vote. plies." with the regular troops and he feared On second reading, Coelho 's fishery a.: Senator Fairchild thought it would The items were deferred. that to pass such a law would be an bill was referred to the Police and outs ,be wise to postpone consideration of . , : . . . i 1 ji . affront to the great United States and Health Committee, other bills read and A the resolution because he thought there House will turn over to the counties an intimation that Hawaii feared that referred being House Bills 153, 157, the United States was unable to sup- wa some doubt about it in Hilo, but j ItiO, 101 and 162, and Senate Bills 100, if Shingle's ideas are carried out will ply indw Senator Knudsen said that the appoint- be: Appointments of bacteriologists enough soldiers for her defense. He 90, 23 and 25. , designated feared also that the United States ment of a commission was and pathologists, appointments of gov-- , AFTERNOON SESSION. very conditions cer- would regard this bill as a notice that to correct the that physicians, j vent eminent appointments of no more regulars were wanted here and There was no quorum in the House tain Hilo people were anxious about. - I keepers of quarantine stations, ap- that Hawaii was ready and prepared to when the Speaker rapped for order Senate Bill No, 9, giving the Board ot morgue ap- Tl! poinrments attendants, defend herself. after the noon recess, and the sergeant-at-aiin- s of Health authority to regulate the pointments of sanitary inspectors, the Imrd and milk supply, passed second The Cannon Ball was in great form. got busy rushing honorable dairies carrying on ot me rat campaigns in give! reading on motion of Coelho. The gallery was filled and the audi- members in from the lobbies in time Honolulu and Anti-Saloo- lli'.o. the prevention and ence seemed appreciative. Therefore to hear invitation from the n FJ Senate Bill 101, the bill forbidding cure :n ac- of tuberculosis and the work of he launched out into a long harangue. League read. This invited the in II the sale of opium, was tabled in quarantine, fumigation, disinfection, v of He rebuked the members who were members to be present at the annual tlri cordance with the recommendations purchase of the Judiciary committee. medical supplies and the looking at the political side of the bill meeting of the league tonight at 7:30, a suppression of contagions diseases. and were ready to vote more money for when "some of the perplexing prob- AT JORDAN'S hush House Bill 114, providing penalty I obstruction, passed second A moving picture of the average militia just to curry favor with the lems growing out of the liquor traffic Earn for highway county reading on the adoption of the com- supervisor selecting a bacteri- N. G. H. voters. He intimated that will be discussed by some of our lead- mittee report. ologist would be a treat. there were lobbyists about on this bill ing citizens." The invitation was rettl Bill No. 116, amending the and that some of the members had been signed by John W. Wadnian, president New Satin Foulards. The very latest, in stripes, navy, brown, grey, and that Senate Will See the Mortars. immigration and conservation act just An to the members to "seen." Otherwise he did not know of the league. the new blue. One pattern of each. A invitation why the Adjutant General was always passed, by exempting inheritance from visit the fortification works at Dia- Committee of the Whole, in sec- hanging around the way he did. Pongee it the extra two per cent. tax. passed mond Head, from Major Winslow. Navy Blue 36 inches wide, 75c. per yard. ri vai re- "Some of you might thing it is be- The House went into committee of ond reading on the adoption of tht Corps of Kngineers, was read as port. Fairchild explained that the cause 1 have no soldiers in my district the whole on the appropriation bill. New Wool Voiles and Etamlne, finest quality, new shades. Arl Senator first matter of business yesterday Cohen in the chair. S the exemption clause relating to inheri- I am opposed to this bill," he said. in morning. The communication stated The items dealing with the care of All Wool Batiste Xewest shades in best quality. a! tance had not been included in the bill "But this is not the reason. We have iv that a pass for the members was sent j government property were first taken city. through an oversight. now thousands of infantrymen, thou- All Wool Albatross, in all the very latest Spring shades, with trim- on 1he understanding that they de- guns bar- lip. Bill is Deferred. sands of cavalry and tind mings match. Tii! sired to see the Fort Husrer guns. This racks. I feel safe under the wings of Caretaker. $70 a month, and three to to ( Senate Bill 115 was deferred until to- was referred to the Military Commit- eagle see no to guards at $00 a month passed with a thcrrfS Make- the and need look for day on the motion of Senator tee to make the necessary transporta- protection to the tin soldiers of Ha- whoop. Makekau moved to raise the kau. The bill provides for the main- tion arrangements. waii." pay of the janitors from $30 to $40 tenance of the Department of Agri- Mi Overworked and Underpaid. He rebuked the members for the Lick a month. This was lost. Na culture and Forestry out of the general of appreciation of the work of the Castro drew attention to the deci- fund of the Territory until the money A petition signed by fifty-thre- e RflcGall's fa mi Delegate as shown in the bill drew sion House to pay of Patterns and of the raise the from new avail- teachers was presented a sus- thf-r- the income tax becomes under attention to the fact that he, a Home laborers to $1.50 a day. and asked if able. MakeUuu thought it would be pension o the rules 'by Xakaleka. The For March and April fie Ruler, was defending the Republican that was to apply. Makekau made a well to give the matter a little more petition urged the Legislature to ap- Delegate while the Republican thought and got his wish. members big talk for the janitors again and J propriate appropriately for the schools were actually snubbing him and the pay jumped $40 a Six House Bill 117, relating to stamp and their to month. that "to reduce the salaries of rest of the government of the United laborers got the same. This raised the revenue, passed second reading. an already overworked and underpaid States. by $2440. House Bill 127, relating to the dis- body of estimates faithful public servants would "In due respect to the Eagle, the "Keeper of mausoleum, $50," pass- posal of funds from the sale of Public lie an act of the greatest injustice to and Stripes, the Mother Country Lands passed first reading as did House Stars ed. them." and the Delegate. 1 ask that this bill The items for maintenance of pub- but Bill 152, providing a penalty for fraud Order Day. concluded thr, in conveyances. of the be indefinitely postponed," lic buildings were deferred. real estate Ka ni ho. ani An invitation was received from the Again the order of the day was An item of $300 for Hags passed. We have just received roll-cal- him ex- Anti-Saloo- on l Cohen asked where the extra tel- executive committee of the n reached short notice, the first Kaniho refused to stand for the Th3 being taken at !:"J5, at which time pense to the Territory would come in ephone items. He said the service was League inviting the members of the up- Ka- Keala-wa- a under the bill, as he had stated. per house to a meeting to be held Sat- seven members were missing. no good. tried to ring up Olaa a him to the Appropriation "I rof urday evening for dis- was excused on account of the niho referred the other day ami couldn't get a word depat the purpose of Bill. haw cussing the liquor traffic. .lentil ot Ins graitclcmht, ami iJilno was back." he explained. The items were for d absent, according to the Speaker, "What's the answer to that" ask- def erred. Embroidered Silk and nut 3 without reason and without excuse." ed Kaniho of Cohen. Shingle "stated, when the items for Affonso defended the bill and read The vote was on House Bill l.VJ. Af-- i landings and wharves were reached. tions I the law governing the War Department HOUSE foiiso's, second bill to protect the pu;--- that there was a disposition on the UviJ to show that the bill was not against ST!I chasers of real estate from fraudulent J part of some members to turn over the Coats of he United but ' Pongee i conveyances, the bill being fixed to the dignity States llonolub' wharves to the city of Ho One.") bringing Hawaii ino line. (Continued from Page meet objections in a was simply t pointed out veto Colonel .Tones nolulu. He ohjecteil to tins, as lie jo mi from now, but at this session we have from the Governor. lie cleared of the aliened The bill passed. lobbying, charged by Kaniho. whole Territory used the wharves. and not the time to prepare and pass such House Hill l'J7, to provide for th" crime of Rice agreed to this as fair. t him if he had asked whol an import-tu- bill. But this of an Kaniho asked important repayment original homesteader to be The following items then passed: FOR LADIES natter be taken up and we must for improvement Colonel Jones "the tall man." imit permanent placed hanging around every day. Foreman, $125; three sweepers at $10 go ahead with the working out of the upon a homestead subsequently a aban- Affonso said that .Jones was not the month. .ul County Act. We must proceed care- doned, passed final reading de- al- binii without only man who could be seen in the Coney kicked because he was not fully but without delay Inter-Islan- d indirf and leave it bate. every day. lowed to take a hack on the disorl for the next Legislature two years House Bill 94. Castro, forbidding House Also, the i wharf. He thought this was Easter Novelties twejity-on- seven. from now to put the finishing issuing of The bill puscd. to touches commercial paper with the the dissenters were: Kama. Kamahu. nor right for a public wharf. Shingle upon tins business. I am willing to intention of putting it Nawi-l'nvi- li into circulation Kawaakoa. Kawewehi. Kaniho. Naka-- , :iid there was no hack on the TS vote ami to work as much as 1 can as a medium of prrpi current exchange, was leka and Makekau. wharf to meet him. In turn over to the now everv- - deferred until the afternoon. numb' civilities Douthitt Senate Joint Resolution No. 1. put Kamahu had a kick coming because j thing else but the right to raise taxes ask'iig for time to find out what the ting the office hours of government the Territory was spending money on JAPANESE BAZAAR and issue bonds. T would be in favor bill might mean. & to ev, j offices from s::m a. m. to 5 p. m. was dredging by the O. R. L. Company's Con: of the bonding powers now if it could House Bill 110. relating to pounds. read. wharves. He was told that the dredg- given by an Or- a fee of le amendment to the providing for four bits to neldon wante the resolution re- ing was a Federal work. Kamahu in- ganic Act, but according to the deci- peace officers for every head of stock j ferred to the Promotion Committee. sisted, however, that the good money Fort Street, Next the Convent. sion of the Supreme Court the eoun-"Bu- t impounded, was discussed a little and j Castro moving that it go to the Public of the people was being spent to help we can proceed along the lines an amendment offered by Furtado. The Expenditures Committee. Sheldon (Continued on Page Three.) 1 If: THE PACIFIC COSOTEE CIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, THURSDAY, MARCH 1909. 3 & s? t? t? t? f? - r i a j a 3 t' k j j THE v. y v'. i Laird. Schober & Co. shoes have a characteristic snap and style to them that is lasting. They are always shown in the most up to.Nte and striking lasts. They J J hug thv :nstep snugly, and fit most comfortably. $4.50 TO $7.00 Life's a You'll find here a fine collection of Game of the best shapes. MANUFACTURERS' SHOE CO., LTD.

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K. t . & & J & t4 t & & & S & & & S J & t8 tC v S j & t ,J & t t t t tt vj t v (Feature Film) THE SOUND OF THE HAMMER WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT THIS? IS NOW HEARD IN THE LAND LOflUlflPUtO 6 (From the San Franeisco Bulletin.) Thursday and Friday nights and Saturday Matinee and evening: Park Theatre During a fanning bee yesterday, A "THE TOYMAKER" Futile Attempts to Knock the Marathon Act stated that he once witnessed a ball Monday, March 20th, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings: FORT STREET and CHAPLAIN LANE game in which the losing side made "THE GEISHA." seventeen hits, including some for ex- Wednesday Matinee: VAUDEVILLE. New and up to Knocker date as Boomerangs on tra bases, stole bases frequently and Thursday, the farewell performance: MOVING PICTURES played an errorless fielding game, while "A RUNAWAY GIRL" Club Members. the team that won made many errors, Opera House. Popular Prices 25c, 50c, and 75c. and ILLUSTRATED SONGS and did not get a hit. Is this possible? A FAN. The Knockers' Club has opened up and that they feel the better for the Admission: 10 and IScts. on the Marathon race. Of course the hard effort on Sunday. Many of them Not only is the story that A tells POSSIBLE, SILK LISLE HOSE FOR MEN whom complain of sunburn on the back of the but so uncertain is baseball Children, Sets members of the club, most of calves, however, and one or two pairs that during a full nine inning game, gather along the Rialto during the noon of legs are peeling painfully. They will the losing team COULD make 54 hits PLAIN AND FANCY. omnipotent and can kill any- soon get over this; and their skin will for 117 bases without scoring a run, hour, are 3 1 hit-les- s 3 Pairs, 50 cents; Pairs, $1.00; 1 Pair, 25 cents; Pair, 50 cents. The thing by merely swinging the hammer. be immune as long as they keep it ex- while the winning team MIGHT go very posed as much as possible while train- in the face of errorless ball, and course" sometimes, but not 7-- 9-- "Of ing. win by a score of from 0 to NTJUANU, BELOW HOTEL. often and certainly not- in this case. Small Expense. Or the losing team COULD make 54 AHOY, GEM THEATRE The funny part of it is that not a The prizes have nearly all been chos- hits for 108 bases, STEAL NINE man who in the last race is en and each contestant entitled to a BASES and not score a run; or it 3rd; J. Williams, ss; Brims, It; Kia, cf; single ran and Desha, we choice has taken an order from Mr. COULD make 54 hits for 108 bases rf. a member of the club. Therefore while the other team MADE NINE League grounds: Hampton, p; Winne, to each Vierra for the prize he fancied. As may say with great pleasure soon as they have all been taken a list ERRORS, and not score a run; or it c; Chi Bui, 1st; Akina, 2nd; H. Motion Pictures and every one of those delightful will be published showing where the COULD make 54 hits for 10$ bases, 3rd; Sing Chong, ss; R. If; Fraser, Dodge, Changes Mondays, Wednesdays and "Knock, knock, you generous offers of the merchants went. STEAL NINE BASES while the other cf: rf. you The race last Sunday was run with an team MADE NINE ERRORS,, and it doughty knights and do the best would not score a run. And in each rnaays race will surely entire expenditure of about $15 $7 of can; but the Marathon this was for stamps and the balance for event it MIGHT be defeated by a team k HOUSE ADMISSION 10c. and 20e. take place though you work on a back-tal- various incidentals that were not worth that went hitless throughout the game. Children 5S. plan." 'asking for. Everything, else was do- COMES OUT Meanwhile the enthusiasts laugh at nated and it was a wonderful tribute Baseball, brother is SOME game, to a,nd enthusiasm of the when you pause to consider its pos- ,A RIBBON insidious remarks of the club mem- the generosity (Continued from Page Two.) the people of Honolulu that so big an event sibilities. To illustrate: LIES FLAT are going about their training bers and could be pulled off with practically no A team could make 54 hits for 117 the owners of private wharves. The ON THE zest. Nigel Jackson is quite expenditure. The of those who bases in nine innings and not score, as O. R. & L. Company employed Japa- with great forfeits BRUSH as confident as ever that he can uphold did not start and-o- those who kindly follows: Black, the first man up, nese stevedores, which was also very DAIRY expense and is out trying to stretch the cut his will cover all wagers that donated their forfeits to the triples wrong, he said. He moved to tho title and fund will just about cover the expenses hit into a home run; Brown dies like- item from $24,000 to $12,000. Delicious placed. slow H are so that nobody is out anything. wise; Green triples; White hits a Shingle and Rice argued over the 1 m and antiseptic. in Hawaii; Dal Fahy is another very keen one roller along the third base line, on realizations from Oalm II I JPfJ The The finest Dairy Camp Very Excited. government's dentifrice kept under perfectly sanitary has a line of talk about what he which the third baseman comes in fast, and Kauai and which county deserved which combines and After definite word is received from foul ho I conditions. seems like but thinking the ball will roll the benefit of the realizations. XV efficiency with a dcEshtful learned in the last race that the trustees, the place where entries will permits to roll while Green remains Daily deliveries of pure, fresh, it Kamalm's desire to cut the appro- If Mi after-tast- e. not quite " rich milk and cream. Try us. sound sense. George Nelson is be received will be announced and those on third, afraid to run because the priation was thwarted and the item frW sure about entering. He is afraid that in charge of the event will immediately fielder could toss him out at any time. -- SMITH & CO. the will arrangements. passed. iiv, the constant circling of track start to make all The ball stopping on fair ground as The item of $7500 for Hawaii was Limited. nerves. is more a little ROLE get on a runner's Camp Very than White reaches second, he is credited passed, and the Maui slice of $5000 AGENTS if Phone 890 It would be a great pity if George stirred up over this coming event. There with a two-lias- e hit. Jones beats a level course and many of them who believe they was raised to $0000. Kauai got did not enter. On the are that bunt to the pitcher, filling the bases. - 33 to look him, there can do something over a long distance as in the bill. Kaniho moved to re- with trainers after Smith, the sixth batter, singles, the iMMiciilni Via T- axpo i! ifriim wKIili n o can maKe an and there is of a large entry list is no doubt tnat tie amui talk oall striking a runner and retiring the ried. He then moved to the Mr. and Mrs. hard race of it and hand baek some of of marines, who will do their best to bases defer side, with six hits for thirteen item until some petitions came back the jibes that he has been taking from show the people of Honolulu that they and not a run. It is POSSIBLE in base- Hashimoto fellow marines. are there with the goods. Well, they repeated from committee. David A. Dowsett his ball for this program to be master, Honolulu, $225," Trustees Meet Today. have done it in baseball and other for nine innings, giving a total of 54 "Harbor Real Estate and Insurance. MASSEURS sports and they can surely do the same passed. trustees were unable to get to- hits for 117 bases, without a run. Office 203 Judd BuL'ding. The with Marathoning. the pitcher of "Assistant, $125," passed. RHEUMATISM, gether yesterday but they will have a Despite the fact that "Expenses. $200," passed. BRUISES, today and decide on whether the team making so many hits holds his meeting errorlessly, he can be defeat- Shingle attacked the item regarding SPRAINS, the leagiie'grounds may be used for the opponents pilots. He said he had TIKED FEEL- DAVID MA LOS ed with ease as follows: the Honolulu race. The promoters of the race are good authorities for saying that two ING, and other to meet them half way and He walks the first man up and the quickly willing on a fielder's pilots could handle all the business. ailments seems not the least chance for a GET THEIRS runner reaches , second pi BELIEVED. there choice, stealing third a moment later, Kaniho wanted to know if these A BARGAIN hitch. fly to lots who are to get $200 were the ones 444 KING ST is a rumor all over town that and scoring on a sacrifice the For Sale at a great sacrifice A There COULD repeated for who steered the Logan ashore. If so FALAMA horse has recently arrived from outfield. This be ' a dark LAIIATXA, March 22 One of the score 9-- in he thought it best to cut down the Beautiful Residence Site in Manoa. the coast and will enter the race. No- nine innings, making the Telephone 63? best games of baseball was pulled off favor of the hitless team. salary or cut it out altogether. The Land extends from Oahu Avenue to body knew his name or said they didn't item was deferred. and a few of the wise ones made a great on the Kilohana park last Saturday, be- Manoa Road 2.53 acres. Fine view Kamahu moved to raise the pay of , mystery of it. No fictitious names will tween the crack David Malos and the Here's another. and neighborhood. Brown triple and are the pilothouse watchman from $50 to be allowed, however, and any entrant East Mauis; the former were defeated Black and - come plate trying to $75. Castro suggested $60, which car- who is not well known will have to thrown out at the ' CONTRACTORS, ATTENTION! by the close score of 6 to 5. The game home runs. Ureen ried. j through with his right name or take his stretch their hits into "j was an interesting one, and some fine triples and White beats out a bunt and "Expenses, $7800." Quarry Land About 2,2 acres; STEWART entrance fee back. Kamahu wanted to know if this Training at Park. playing was done by the winning team. steals second. Jones beats a bunt and for sale Cheap. Short, easy haul SIX HITS FOR 12 money went to the pilot boys, and the FRANCISCO scene Anyway both teams aid well, and the Smith's line drive. of SAN Kapiolani Park was again the BASES AND A STOLEN BASE, with item was deferred. to center city. GEARY STREET ABOVE UNION SQUARE of much training yesterday afternoon. game was played in an hour and ten This repeated for nine innings "Watchman. Diamond Head, $75 a( miles and minutes. a run. JUST OPPOSITE HOTEL ST. FRANCIS Jackson jogged out fifteen means 54 hits for 108 bases and nine month." passed. j Fo Rent out his scheme of walking Twirler Levi of the David Malos, salary of the Hilo pilot and his EUROPEAN PLAN $1.50 A DAY UP Avres tried stolen bases, without a run. The a lap and running one, judging the third pitched a very good game, but the East expenses passed at $160 a month and A DAY UP HOUSE F.Jectric lighted, spacious AMERICAN PLAN $3.00 of a mile as best he could. He stated Mauis swatted his bunches of curves $10H( respectively. ! renewed con- all over the field in the last inning. Here's another: groiiii l, suitable for large family. I A new down town hotel. Steel and afterwards that he had triple and ara The Maui items passed as in the bill d Black and Brown good-size- see Ka-hulu- i, Moderate rental to right party. at a cost of fidence in this methdd of covering, the There was a crowd to the pilot, $160 a month; expenses, brick structure. Furnished loudly for thrown out at the plate. Green triples; conveni- track and expects to make some of them game, and the fans cheered $25'i0. $150,000. Erery comfort and favorites. The East Mauis will White beats a bunt, and reaches second all sit up at the finish. their throw. All waterworks items were deferred. ence. On car lines transferring to now training state face the Mid Pacific team this coining when the first baseman drops(the . All those who are saek-er'- s Control. parts of city. Omnibus meets ail trains off Saturday. Green is turned back by the first Federal Board of Health HEADQUARTERS FOB stiffness has entirely worn s that the throw to the plate. Jonr-- beats a Makekau moved to cut the salary of . and stsamerf. bunt. Smith singles, the ball hiUing the president of the Board of Health a runner, retiring the side. Thus SIX from $275 a month to $230, Sheldon Roses!Roses! Hotel HITS FOR 12 BASES AND AX ER- objecting. Stewart re- HAWAIIAN ROR fail to produce a run. This hingie wanted to know if President Now recognized as would give the on Roses! ISLAND HEADQUARTERS. peated for nine innings Robinson iut his whole time in team 54 hits for 10S bases and the ad- Board of Health matters. Coney stat- - MRS. E. M. TAYLOR. Florist Cable Address: "TKAWETS" by the opposing Shingle Guide vantage of nine errors ing that he thought he did. ABC team, without a run being scored. said he was not fully acquainted with the matter but had gathered the im- Here's another pression that Mr. Robinson was only Black and Brown triple and are out sitting on the lid until the work could ! THE BEST at the plate trying to stretch their hits be turned over more or Ies to the Fed- ! fell into home runs. Green trple. White eral authorities, as it had been in a Diamonds JADE JEWELRY, in latest European beats an infield hit. Green failing to wav when Dr. Cofer was t the head styles. trv for the plate. White steals second; of 'the board. If the Federal author- Best workmanship at the lowest prices. if Jones hits a pop foul which the catcher ities took hold he thought the expense Have gone up in price again drops and then beats a bunt, filling the would be less. He asked that the items BO WO hitting bases. Smith singles, the ball be deferred until the chairman of the I We are still selling them at the I Hotel Street, between Maunakea and Them Out a runner, retiring the side without a Health Committee would fully inform Pick 1 I old price. O. 1007 Eleetro-Vigo- FOR 12 BASES. Smith Streets P. Box out the men who have used r Visnr. 1c has cured me of lumbago and rim. Thus SIX HITS the House. Tick restored mv strength. AX ERROR for you see men of force, men A STOLEN BASE AND Shingle then advanced his plan and will J. E. O BOY. without a run work power and confidence, men who respect Box 158, Lompoc, Cal. are made in one inning turning over much of the board's We Have Some of repeated far nine j j themselves and are respected and admired Get mv 100 page book being scored. This, to the counties. Electro-Vigo- 54 hits, for 10S of the . describing mean was done with any PHOTOS by their fellow-men- Y"PP ff" innings, would Little I F illustrated with photos stolen bases, Coney stating Beauties ! Who does not like to be strong, to feel bases, nine errors and nine Board of Health items. fully developed men a run. not report on the several that he is equal in strength to any man womp"- showing how without the scoring of that he could his committee's hands un- of his aire? You can be if you will obey it is applied. petitions in I at prices that will astonish you. R. W. you. YofThis book tells in plain language many the committee had visited Perkins the appeal here made to til after have been tried and have failed. things you want to know, and gives a lot Drugs of good, wholesome advice to men. PUNAHOUS TO STREET, NEAR FORT Electro-Vigo- r HOTEL You know that; but cannot I'll send this book, prepaid, free, if you. Another Consolidation. fail; it is electricity, and "electricity is will mail me this coupon. START PRACTISE which to When the item of the salary of the life." It eives you the oil with was machinery of your body in mo- Commissioner of Public Lands ! ! Always Lively, set the reached through the tangle. Shingle tion, and a month's use of it will give you League j, 1 On Saturday afternoon at the moved to cut to $250 a month, ex- - j Invigorating, health and happiness. S. G. Hall, M. D. it 1 league team con- i grounds, the Punahou big plaining that it was the plan to m Refreshing. sea- and that of Electro-Viso- r is the electric, invigorat- will start practise for the coming solidate this department Jeweler. 1302 Fillmore Street, when the head ing devise that pumps a stream of vim son with a game wi.h P.iil Prestidge's the survey department, re- 'could draw $250 for one' job and $23 113 Hotel St., Honolulu. into your body while you sleep. It SAN FRANCISCO. Peerless ones. The game will be called ambition and hustle. for the other, which would get around .1 Qrpheum Saloon news the spirit of Puna- slow-goinz- . at 3 o'clock. This will he the Organic Act makes men out of discour- Please send me, prepaid, your the requirement of the It l will be two positions. aged weaklings. If you have a pain it 100-pag- e hou 's first game this season an that there should the free, illustrated book. now, owing to out. If you have stomach trou- give the fans a chance to get a line on Shingle stated that & Cr drives it two depart- Oahu Ice Electric . ble, lumbaso. sciatica, kidney or liver com the team. Bill Hampton will burn lack of unison between the Real Electro-Vigo- r of- Frames .force, Name them over for Prestidges and the ments, the work of the public was plaint or just a loss of nerve the ICE delivered at any part of the eity MADE TO LAST All Shapes will restore vou to perfect health. game should be a hot one. Following ten delayed. - how- tiland orders promptly filled. ia- th linPiiT- . No vote was taken on this item Address - - f Telephone 528. P. O. Box 600. Offiee, Framing Co. - MeCornsron. c; ever, committee rising at four Pacific Picture am thoroughly satisfied with Electro- Punahous: Castle, p; the " I Mareallino, 1st; Hoogs, ::.4; Henderson, o'clock. Kewalo. NUUANTJ, BELOW HOTEL THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1909 M

THE pacific Commercial Advertiser SAYS YOUNG HOTEL IS PAPER. Fresh A MORNING WORTHY OF NEW Shipment EDITOR WALTER O. SMITH Of- - MARCH 25. THURSDAY San Francisco Daily Commercial H. . Hill, San Francisco manager for GOVERNMENT BY STRANGERS. Bird-Arche- r Co. The actual saving in the of New York, re- Goods current over legislature and Bar Association are waking up and will express them turned recently from a trip to Hawaii Hawaii witlTstrangers the ordinary lamp is 64 selves soon on the subject of filling the Federal offices of and the Orient, visiting the principal per commercial cities and frvt.i tht mainland. combining bus- cent by the use of such posts is always great. Few people iness with pleasure. He established a just in. These goods are the The pressure of strangers for Honolulu, to be billeted on one branch at which will be finest that are made today. We in need of a good job can think of anything better than under the control of the San Francisco the new distinguished position. is take care to get that kind, and of tlie world's paradises with a high salary and a It office, there being good opportunities leaders with our customers are always satis- ir. a very tempting prospect. On the othe hand there are political tor business in connection with the , i,rr,n r,ne;finTis pnoncrh at their command to go around. sugar plantations. fied with them. Our TUNGSTEN 1111 Hill took auto LAMPS places in which to reward friends. Mr. his with him, and To these the "colonies" are attractive he round tne roads insistence upon home rule. about Honolulu in Hence the need of constant alertness here and a stout fine condition and disposed of his ma- Install Tungsten - a lamp and begin this But for that we should long since have found Hawaii administered by main- chine there. He arrived in time to Kantleek see sugar W!li landers altogether, from Governor and Chief Justiee down. the first mill commence grind- today. ing for the season, and was favorably saving is, of course, no objection to new blood. Home rule is not a kamaaina Rubber Goods There impressed with the appearance Ho- are superior to to who identities himself witn tne of proposition. A man who comes here live, nolulu. "The Young he says, all others. confidence, Hotel," community, learning its peculiarities and earning its respect and "is fine enough for Xew York; in fact, Get them while they are fresh. is then welcome to office. There are some judges now on the Territorial bench most of the prominent hotels there are The Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd. owned by one corporation. Stop and see them at including the latest incumbent, who belong in this class. But what Hawaii The pine- in Wash-irgto- n apple industry is receiving KING STREET, NEAR the man who "qualifies" for a Hawaiian Federal post at considera- ALAKEA. PHONE 700. objects to is ble attention, the product being fine Arkansas, never having been here in his of or in Wyoming, California or quality and is canned to quite ex- -- an l.fe and eomes here with his commission in his pocket comes to sit over tent, although the problem facing those HI men who are as able as he intellectually and much more suited to the post he interested is to find a ready market. ft, abuse in A representative is now in" the East hi holds because of long local experience. There was an example of the if Health for Children working in the M. He came knowing Hawaii the interests of the grow- Every parent notes the appointment as Federal Judge of M. Estee. ers and canners of Hawaiian Limited with anxious eye the first symptoms of the children's caly as the "Sandwich Islands," believing every beachcomber tale he had ever failing health: the pale eheek, listless manner' and capricious appetite speak more' heard against the "missionaries;" so full of California prejudice against Chinese plainly than any words, for the well child is a veritable storage battery of animal that he would not let one of them take the witness box; and cherishing a private DECAY OF THE TEETH. spirits. bee grievance against ship-captain- s which impelled him to disbelieve them under Of aH physical ailments to which the Eenewing the appetite is the first step back to health and tatb in cases where they had been complained of by the forecastle. To that human race is subject decay of the extent he became, with all his agreeable personal qualities, an instrument of teeth is perhaps the most general and widespread. This is true at of Steams' Wine of Cod Liver Extract in a way perfectly insupposable of a resident member of the bar. The least injustice modern times, for examination of an- given n faithfully for a short time will do it. The children difference between his method that of his Hawaiian-bor- successor, Judge cient skulls has shown need not even know ad that although it is a medicine for the taste is very pleasant Tole, was that between a partisan, erratic and unsound judge and one exactly the ancients suffered from decaying and does not suggest cod liver oil in the least. But the effect is " adapted by learning, temperament and experience to meet the needs of the place. teeth they did not suffer to such an ex certain. tent as we do today. The examination For persons of every age Stearns' Wine of Coa True, another mainland Judge might not err in the way Judge Estee did, but Liver Extract is an unfailing of the school children of the present tonic, appetizer and strength renewer. Get at your lack of knowledge of the various races with which he would have to deal, dav betrays an appalling it chemist's, and be sure you" lis state of af get STEARNS genuine. and with precedent and custom in Hawaii, could not be anything less than a fairs in this regard. 'the handicap to his court for a long period. We know that the tooth itself is SILVERWARE covered a shield not personal one. is home rule. Every main- with of enamel, which SAN FRANCISCO HOTEL. But the main point is the It is intended to remain intact and pre land Territory, including several that have since become States, has had to serve the dentine or real tooth material fighi this question out, and Hawaii might well take its turn. The Legislature from the assaults of harmf al germs THAT WEARS as a strong resolution before it which we trust will pass; and we look to the formed in the mouth, principally by reason lodgment a even more emphatic. of the of particles of is the kind we sell. The FMBI&$$1GR5T Bar Association for deliverance food between the teeth or in small de best is HOTEL pressions and dents. Certain kinds of none too good in anything, and in SAN FRANCISCO CONSOLIDATION AND ECONOMY. food, especially sugars and starchy silverware the best is the only kind adop- foods, if allowed to remain in contact to buy. The most superbly situated hotel in the World The Ways and Means Committee of the Senate has evolved a plan, the up with the teeth set an acid fermenta you tion of which will assure the essential elements of economy and centralization tion, during which the bacteria which When buy silverware you OVERLOOKING THE ENTIRE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO, executive responsibility in the departments of the Territorial government. are produced literally feed upon the want it. to last more than a life- THE GOLDEN GATE, AND THE RAPIDLY REBUILDING CITY. cf ' The consolidation idea has been carefully worked out and although every oppor- teeth, first eating away the enamel and time. Our silverware is made with CONVENIENT TO SHOPPING, THEATER, hostile to no one has yet been when that is gone burrowing down into that in view, and at 'the same time BUSINESS. AND RAILROAD CENTERS. tunity has been given those naturally the plan, the dentine until the pulp of the tooth able to show where the efficiency of the departments affected is going to be is exposed. As soon as they reach the much attention is paid to design impaired or the existence of a false premise upon which the committee has I nerve of the tooth a terrible tootache and execution. THE EPITOME OF HOTEL EXCELLENCE leased its conclusions. announces the fact. v nen you buy silverware from J Combining all the conveniences and luxuries a good causes - questions involved in proposed transfer of the There are three behind all this us you get all this at prices as low hotel should Lave, with many unique, original and While there are legal the trouble improper food, wrong ways of is few as lowest. exclusive- - features. Entirely refurnished waterworks to the administration of the counties, there nothing but a eating and lack of cleanliness. : The the and refitted officeholders to obstruct the consolidation of the Public Lands Department, the mistake of serving too much overcook- at a cost of over three million dollars. Social center Survey Department and the Department of Public Works. There is an intimate ed soft food is responsible for much of of the city headquarters of the Army and Navy f.; the trouble, and this is just as true for ' of these departments and, grouped .F.WIGHMANX C0.,LTD. Scene of most of the social festivities. . . connection in the administrative functions little children as it is for adults. The under one head with a corresponding decrease in the cost of operation, there teeth were given us to bite with and ACCOMMODATIONS FOB 1000 GUESTS. would be everything essential to secure those two elusive components of success to chew with, and if they are defraud Leading EUROPEAN PLAN. The question of county waterworks ed of their natural work they become Jewelers ful government economy and efficiency. ' Single rooms with bath, $2.50, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00 upwards. unhealthy. . ', 0, has nothing to do-- with the consolidation of the departments named. It is a Suites, with bsrth, $10.00, $12.50,-$15.0- In addition to this, certain articles $20.00, $25.00 opwasda. . ouestion apart and whether legal or not does not affect the1 Ways and MeansJ0f 'As sucjj as raw apples and nuts. MANAGEMENT Committee idea for a general reduction in the running expenses of the territorial which call for mastication before swai government. lowing, are aosoiuieiy cleansing in AT ! - " A. 1 - tho finnr,;Ql i,lp nf the Renntf. and Mpans CnmmiHftft tpcpivps LUK'1 eu.ei.1, .upuu me iceiu. Mechani- PALACE HOTEL COMPANY It War. thai csillv thpv rpmnvA massp? nf sort de- - indorsement of the Legislature, there will be a decided increase in the appro- - composing material. Besides this, .nation teachers' salaries instead of a reduction. "Give the teachers masticating promotes the flow of pay; drop the fads and the inspectors" is the summary of Chairman iva, which in its turn helps the growth Fairehild. It is plain enough that, with the present thin pocketbook of the STlSxoi T souM be Territory, there is no place for the trimmings, but that plain fare and plenty I remembered when It is said that the It Takes Just So of work will be the only solution for the problem of making the expenditures J mouth is always full of bacteria that remain within the income without impairing the efficiency of administration, the .good germs are making a Drave wILL Start mi Consolidate the departments and get more "team work." It is needed. A v.V"v.v " Long - Finallyf a tooth brush should be tne and regular to do a given task well slowness drawn up in x THE NEED OF MILITIA. first birthday present, its and persistent use should be made h does not constitute thoroughness. The United States Government has asked the various States and Territories most important part of the child's A thorough knowledge of one's to highest efficiency numerical strength. a keen and quick ap- legal Saving to bring their milina up the point of and early training. A simple alkaline profession proper is wanted to reinforee the small regular army in ease of a crisis; and that is tooth wash or cream should be used plicationmeans the greatest ll comfort to you while the only way in which, in these days of scientific warfare, that army could be once a day, and the dentist should be amount of consulted at regular intervals, because having your eyes examined. We form FREE usefully added to. in- there is no matter m which prevention take all" the time necessary to TODAY Time was, despite the set-bac- of the war of 1812, that Americans believed is so surely better than cur as in tne sure thoroughness no more. of they eould depend on citizen volunteers. In a sense they could; for volunteers care of the teeth. Youth's Companion. Your eyes are safe if intrusted charge. So long as in you spend your can fight volunteers. But they fight regulars; and in any large to our care. Specialists both so as" cannot wai depart- "loose change"; long you scientific and mechanical People of small means carry what is left of your salary the United States may hereafter engage in, regulars will be the enemy. EGGS FOR HATCHING ments. How are they to be metl Our own regular army is small and is likely to especially invited around with you stay so. In case of war it would have to be immensely recruited. Civilians-ca- n not S. C. WHITE LEGHORNS YOU ARE STANDING STILL CO. be taken into the ranks and put into the field against regulars without ruining Settings from Selected Matings HJ I ON THE BO AD TO the organization and bringing flefeat. The new men must have had some dis- - per . II PROSPERITY $2 for 13, $10 100 OpticaltillDepartment. epunary experience, the more the better. They must know how to obey orders H. KRATJSS, "Ruralnook," F. Mm HI Money in the Bank earns and what is expected of them., The earlier part of the of turning them Parker, near Jones, Manoa. work " more money. START SAVING P. O. BOX 162 from civilians to soldiers must already have been done. There is no place to NOW. Let us give you a small look for such reeruits except in the ranks of a well-ordere- d militia. savings bank. As Hawaii is a war base which is not unlikely to be attacked some day, FIRST SHOWING it is peculiarly incumbent on' the Territory to keep its citizen soldiery prepared. POPULAR Bank of Hawaii, : J ... . :of: j No crime other than the murder of a President excites the American people LIMITED more than the kidnaping of a child for ransom. The Charley Ross case held th,e PRICES SPRING COEXER FORT AND ecntinuous attention of the public for months and was a topic of discussion for MERCHANT STREETS years. Great excitement was caused by the reeent Whitla case, the Legislature as quality as well the excellent Capital and Surplus $1,000,000 cf the State in which the Whitlas lived offering $13,000 reward for the recovery of appointments and service, missing of the lad. Abduction of this sort is a crime which brings every parent have made our meals well with a sense of .up short possible calamity. known. READ THE ADVERTISER Twenty battleships will be needed, as Admiral Evans says, to preserve :next: WORLD'S NEWS DALLY American interests in the Pacific, providing that the Philippines are held. If There is a steady de- the latter are given back to their people and bonded for their value, Great Alexander mand for building lots in Britain, the United States and Japan guaranteeing their independence, the United this neighborhood. If u Monday, March 22 buy, save money States eould get along with such casual interchange of warships between Young intend to the Cafe by doing so now. Price two oceans as the building of the Panama canal will eventually suggest and Our milliner has spent the past two has not been advanced, facilitate. months in the leading Mainland milli and lots are ready for building. nery markets and writes us that the line The Salt Lake Elks want to come here next summer but are doubtful about We have for sale a she has selected will outdo all previous two-bedroo- house in Col- sieamship service. Honolulu having objected to the bill permitting foreign efforts. lege Hills, that has never uuiiums ii unug lourisis urrt mere are not enough ships in the trade to give Will sell W . been occupied. iiifiyiiiiSpEsieiijiii. the Salt Lakers a show. One vessel is being built, however, to bring down She has shipped many cases of at actual oost. This is -- Capital (Paid up) tion 100,000 tourists and 100,000 farmers'' and it is possible, if the Elks apply in STYLISH TRIMMED HATS, worth looking into. Yen 24.000,000 Reserve Fund Yen 15,940,000 ftnie, they can get aboard. NEW FLOWERS AND TRIMMINGS 0 Motor Boats HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA. LATEST MODELS IN UNTRIMMED Fined with Engines, $125 Cf The bank buys and receives for It appear from a few letters which have been started towards Washington SHAPES, collection bills of exchange, issues ihhi h rtoninson camu.iacv tor second Federal .fudge was also unveiled on RIBBONS, BUCKLES, PINS, Etc. Drafts and Letters of Credit, and inauguration day. Bishop Trust, Go. Ltd., transacts a general banking business. all of which will arrive heTe by the CHARLES D. WALKER'S The Bank receives Local Deposit nilonian. and will be displayed the and Head Office Deposits for fixed pe- In spite of the extraordinary rainfall here for several weeks past, for NO. 924 BETHEL STREET tourists first time Monday Morning. Boat and Machine Works, riods. keep on writing about their delight over Honolulu. Local Deposits $25 and upwards for KING ST., NEAR SOUTH ST. FOR SALE. one year at rate of 4 per annum. J& & up- Under the amended license bill the revenues of the Territory, from the Two Latrines; seat in good order; Head Office Deposits Yen 25 and school or plantation use. wards for one-hal- f year, one year, two number of saloons, would be $'2.-,00- less. suitable for Sam Wo Meat Co. One two part slate Urinal Stall. years or three years at rate of oli'f French Ranges, brick set, 4 to 10 feet per annum. It will t be interesting to note how many Moores, Quinns and Ilarveys the Superior long. Solar Water Heaters, 30 to 100 Particulars to be obtained on appli- Ifouse will provide for the record entry book. gallons capacity. Sheet Metal Work cation. e r. BEEF and MUTTON and Plumbing. Honolulu Office 67 S. King Street. EMMELUTH & CO., LTD., O. Box 168. r , California is now trying its Japanese exclusion P. ideas on Taft. King Street Fishmarket. Telephone 211 145 King St M. TOKIEDA, Manager. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISES, HONOLULU, THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1909.

- - - - i K" T j,- K" ? jT T ? ; - - " jf a? K j? & j? r,' js- jo if r ' i? ' tr News Along the aterrron v. LIQUOR BILL Imported Seeds AMENDMENTS ORDERS TAKEN FOR

moon to make their regular fishing' ' F. from Salina Cruz. March 20. Tropical Economic Seeds MAIL OH THE trip, but they ran into such a fierce MOHICAN. Am. bge., ar. lion, from (Continued From Fage One.) HEARD ON THE FRONT j gale that they were blown entirely out S. F., Feb. 15. Kahului. Wailukn. Lahaina. Kohala, RUBBER Manihot dichotomy Maai-h- ot ot MANCHURIA, Am. S. S., from Hon. Lihue, Ewa and Waialua. The their eourse. The winl was s fee for piauhyensis. . . Tl':n . - for S. F.. March 23. strong v ,'1 'dln " master 01 tne deeP" Honolulu and Hilo remains $750. that it. was impossible for the! 'lle"' MONGOLIA A m. S. S ar. Yokohama COTTON Caravonica NIPPON TODAY UdrK nas seea Restaurant License Fee The amend- Silk, Egypt iat, three fishermen xoonnS from Hon., 6. Mit-Afif- i, to hoist sail or make! Mar. ment raises the restaurant license fee Yannovitch and Noa-bar- y, - ma''-- v cllanKes n Honolulu anv attempts to beat baek into wort since he MARION CHILCOTT, Am. sp., Ander- from $500 to $750 in Hilo and Hono- Sea Island. j son- - from Hon. S. F., Mar. 10. It was no time before thev were blown first sailed into this harbor. He came for lulu. In other places from $250 to TOBACCO-Cub- an, Turkish, Sumatra. i MOANA. Br. S. S.. down to the const of Niihau. When here first in 1 Sfift. tha lfav nt ar. Svdnev from $500. mi . i u ii ...... l .. i . . Hon.. March 21. ORNAMENTALS amvco mere I second ...r tne wind abated to Edinburgh ho f.Jm- - . .. . The paragraph of division Palms, Caladiunis, Carinas, Glad- sometv evtpnt Vinf ;ii i xr. dk., irom roruana ioi three, section nine, permits restaurants Due Tomorrow g - iolus, Novelties in Flowers and Pleiades able to " ua,lron- i yneenstown. Oct. 9. make a landing. Thev drifted' to sell liquor after usual closing hours . ! Vines. alons the side of a cliff for nines nave changed wonderfully i o. uaumx,, Am. scnr., irom and duriDg election hours Notes. several "i "with or - hours, Ha-waiin- n 2 Forest Tree Seeds Vegetable Seeds when they were seen by a since those times," said the captain , without meals" by the payment of the t RIAN . S. S., ar. luna, working for Mr. Gay. He UnT f Sahna extra $250. The same paragraph per- JARED G SMITH, v,a the other day. "Puch a thing as a: Crnb from TTilo Mar IS secured asietnnco ami ti, . . .. i . i. . i . ' t ,i mits hotels to sell liquor 2 an'ut me was naraiy E. ' after usual Kealakekua, Hawaii. Due this afternoon at o'clock from !lS Wflp as their boat, were hauled up '""i nrti.riront MARY FOSTER, Am. schr., ar. Hon. closing hours, on Sundays and during dreamed of then, while, as a matter of from Tacoma, March 3. several the side fish-i- s San Francisco, with days' mail, of the cliff. When the fact, there were but a few election hours "with or without men paths NICOMEDTA, Ger. S. S.. "Wagemann, the Tovo Risen Kaisha liner Nir.- - returned to Hanapepe, thev through the thick brush up to town. meals" bv the pavmc?nt of the extra , .... rouiMi that their friends had from Yokohama for S. F Dec. 22. $250. pon .uaru. kjii account oi lue coasi given we anchored in the harbor at the same NIPPON MARTI. Tan. S S from S. V ' In the fourth division of section the time the Flying Squadron was here,; Hon., March 19. wise regulations, Nippon will carry one even davs. Cons'eouentlv a for nine the right is granted to sell liq- either passengers nor freight for this gre-i- t feast of rejoicing was had. This nic; Vie P'' uors manufactured from grown Rainier wln beion Zn Mrch IS "fruit - ory .ch comes from the cor-- 1 r in the Territory by the licensee or port A was received court of KingdiriKamehameha d j wireless jester- Josse.yn, from K, others," instead of restricting this uay xrom rue Nippon uv 11. iiacsieiu . i l"""'r ""luuaru excuangei cans. anapali ,4JN. 20. for l., Jan. privilege to "whie made from grapes." & i Here were many vessels in port OKANOGAN. Am. AND KEEP HEALTHY. Co., the local agents. schr., Mathew, from The fifth division of section nine Pleiades Here Tomorrow. then, most of them whalers. It is only S. F. for Port Gamble, Dec. 23. Claudine on the Ways. - permits the manufacture of any kin! PLAY FOUR MINUTES Ameriean-Hawai- -' vears that Honolulu has seem- Friday morning the PINNA, Br. S. S., Fairchild, sighted of liquors other Inter-Tsian- 10 me than those mado The .l : tm;'--j. 10 oe one Of the deadest off Diamond Head, bound Yoko- steamer -- " for wholly from fruit grown in Ter- . " " ort, in the world. There is seeming- - hama, March 19. the came m yesterday morning, and, after - for a period HDcnni nmnnnp Hyades, thouglr chartered by a differ- ly so little shipping here. Of course. Am. ritory, of ten years, but PHILIPPINE, schr., ar. Portland raises the fee from $5 to $250. her cargo had been discharged, was ent eompany, will arrive here from the I miss the masts of the sailing ships 112. irom Hon.,' Jan. Section 17 In defining a restaurant iiLUunuo - i taken over to tne marine railway, a cargo or i io me to ue a siacK Am. S. S. Jt . mimul mainland with corking big l'l.rJlADKS, ts.ar. Irom the following clause is added at the freight. The. Pleiades is i "P ln business is merely the systema- - Hon., Mar. 11. where she will undergo a complete bringing close of the section, "and intoxicat- tlzPl1 manner - j r V,p tons 8an Franeisco freight in which modern busi- Am. from Tacoma for HAWAIIAN overhauli Her bottom will of here, PROSPER, schr.. ing liquors sold either with or with- NEWS CO., LTD. "T which she will start discharging imme-- I is conducted. Down in South Kahului. and painted ' out meals thereon." This is plainly scraped before she is again on 2, street. New York, where there used to !ROSF.CT? A Am S R diateiy. She leaves again April ' XS nr fiivint.i pnt in the water. l S . ' ' added to permit restaurants to sell liq- San ue lour or nve vessels....Joaaing a ! for Francisco direct. at from Kaanapali, Jan. 5. uors with or without meals. The Kauai, Captain Self, will be According to Agent Morse, the wharf for Australia, there is now one R. P. RITHET, Am. bk., Drew, ar. S. over here Section 24 The following clause is sent again from Hilo in the Pleiades is not bringing the lumber for j steamship, the latter doing more trade F. from Hon., Mar.: 15. -- to go on rail- inserted in this section: ''Except in near future the marine the Alakea street wharf shed, this be-- 1 than the whole bunch of windjammers, E. C. SLADE, Am. schr., from Grays case of an application for re- way. When she came to Honolulu the inor hilled n Trivp here nn the Vir-- So it is here the Steamers are fast. Harbor for Hon., Mar. 13. the the - newal a board other day it was lor the purpose of be- ginian of the same line Saturday. The supplanting the sailing vessels." ROBERT LEWERS, Am. schr., Meyers, of license, when the Wenlock mg overhauled, so j 'shall' grant the same." This makes but she arrived Virginian comes from Puget Sound, S$5$53S5S$$S$5S35 . ar. Port Townsend from Hon., March much later was expected - i it obligatory on the board to renew than that she The next sailing of the American-Ha- , T , IS. " ,r regardless FINE STATIONERY was sen. oaCK TO ine SSIS iSiana to wa an er,mr,anv from trie Sound will " ROMFORD, Br. S. S., ar. Grays Har- a license of protests. CHAMPION Y, . 31 deliver shipments along the Hawaii be on April 1. "when the Mexican will Fr. bk., ar. Vancouver bor from Hon., Feb. 11. Section Several clauses now in from Hon., Feb. 8. have been eliminated, eoast. The Likelike had been detailed sail direct for this port. The next sail-t- o SANTA RITA, Am. S. S., from Hon. the law which LAWN, IRISH FABRIC, AND Am. S. S., S. go out on the Kauai's run, and she ing from San Francisco is the Pleiades, CHINA, ar. F. from Hon., i for Port Harford, Mar. 13. reduce to an appreriahle extent the March 23. Com POPUN is at present at Hilo. whieh will leave the Golden Gate city i SPOKANE. Am. schr., from Port Gam- - power of the Board of License The Claudine one CHIYO MARU, Jap. S. S., from Yoko- missioners. The power in the- - present arfived yesterday, on April 17. ble for S. F., Dec. 1. Poplin sells for 50c. a pound. day ahead ot her scheduled time, 60 hama for Hon., March 20. j SUPPLY, U. S. N. T., ar. Bremerton law granting to the board power to Takes Hawaiian Crew. ' Envelopes, 125 that she could spare the time to go on CORONADO, Am. bktn., Langfeldt, I from Hon.. Feb. 12. summarily suspend a licensee pending in a 75c. box. d ar. S. F. 7. en- the ways. She brought a good-size- Everything is ready for the depar- from Hon,, Mar. S. G. WILDER, Am. bk., Jackson, a hearing of charges is cut out cable-schoone- e COLUMBIAN, Am. S. S., from Hilo for tirely. - ' list of passengers. ture of the little r Flaur-enc- ar. Hon. irom . Warcn lo. Salina Cruz, Mar. 13. Section 35 The provision refusing Now for the Sugar Cargo. Ward this morning. She will leave S. G. WILDER. Am. bk.. Jackson, f CONCORD, Am. schr., Putz, for Pal from S. F. for Hon., March 2. a permit to a licensee to transfer his with a load of sup- - The schooner Mary E. Foster is for Midway Island myra Is., Feb. 24. SOYO, M. business from one precinct to another OAT & MOSSMAN ! H. I. J. S., from Yokohama plies for the cable operators stationed CROCK. U. S. A. T.; at S. F. 15. is eliminated. . about finished in the work of getting for Hon., Mar. on tne muipacine aton, anu sue win .im. .cut., uuusicu, irom Section 35A This is the new sec- cargo ii.iuiunoi., ST. KATHERINE, Am. bk., ar. Hon. 76 Merchant 8k, near Fostofflca Jher lumber out, and she will earry six passengers from this port for Hon. for tiravs Harbor, JVlar. 13. from S. F., March 3. tion allowing appeals to a circuit judge DEFENDER, S. probably begin taking sugar for the there. , Am. schr., ar. F. from ST. ROGATIEN, Fr. bk., Illiaguer, from against any decision of the Board of in Honoipu, March 22. . V'oast" Monday. She brought a large Captain Piltz had some trouble Hon. for Sound. Dec. 2. . License Commissioners. , lo Ta. seenrino' a of Hawanans. but this DIKIGO. Am. sp., from Rio Janeiro for ' SHERIDAN, U. S. A. T., from Manila The Summary. - - it. in- accomplished, his seamen Hon., Feb. 6. enma- and has been taken off was four of for Hon., Mar. 15. Following is a summary of changes Wriv"up Mary being He says the Ha- - DIX, II. S. A. T., Ankers, from Hon. xTHE QUEEN time. The E. Foster natives. that SIBERIA, Am. S. S., ar. S. F. from in the present liquor law as contained ii 1. . .i. t . : l nrqiiQn cailf.T i a hotter fnT VAVaflfM in for Manila, Hon., Mar. 15. . , . Vineyard. .i 3 . i ' I. . i i 1, .! . . f .Ucoc iQTi f)i0 wliit-ft cfnnpn CASTLE,' Br: ar. in the amendment: Nuuanu Street, Near roa wnan io taite on ner carau. . bk., TENYO MARU, Jap. S. S.. ar. Yoko- in here were rnauT aooara tne Hon. from IquiqueJMar. 16. Objectionable features contained FURNISHED APARTMENTS ' visitors hama from Hon., Mar. 15. amendment g Japanese Fishermen in Trouble. Tr;m schofneT-Ves- t day. She has been EL VASTON, Br. S. from Hon. the ef . for T. P. EMIGII, Am. bkt., Irsen. ar. Port - i t fr J Tl i i. i. . 1. Discretion and power,. of the FROM $2.50 UPWARD 'W-wo- i or xrom Svdnev, 24. ' Word comes from Kauai that three Jymg at xon srreet, Feb. Townsend from Hilo, March 18. de- 1 cVif. txt ill f m n i Board of License Commissioners is toil " nr ntr E. F. WHITNEY, Am. bk., Goodman, "Japanese fishermen had an exceedingly "1" " THIERS, Fr. sp., from Hon. for Syd- cidedly in several sections. Mrs. A. McDowall Proprietress Tlio YQ tiTnp her nerarture w ar. S. F. from Hild, Dec. 28. ney curtailed escape from " Heads, Jan. 17. 2. License fees are reduced in the narrow death the other not teen decided upon last night. ENTERPRISE, Ani. S. S., ar. Hilo, IT. S. A. T., Lynam, ar. S. " THOMAS, They Hanapepe one af ter- - from S. F., Feb.. 7. ' following instances: day. left Falls Cf Clyde Leaves. "F. from Hon., Mar. 15. Hono- ETHEL-ZANE- , Am; schr., ar. Eureka Wholesale license outside of TEXAN, Am. S. S., from Hon. for Ka Hilo from $1000 to $500. The American ship Falls of Clyde, from Hon., Jan. 16. 18. lulu and Andrew Usher's LOCAL OF THE UNITED hului. March Retail saloon license in the towns OFFICE only here a few days ago, EDWAED SEWALL, Am. gp., Qnick, J Bony, BUREAU. which arrived viLLE de MULHOUSE, Fr. bk.. Wailuku, Lahaina, Ko- r STATES WEATHER from Phila. for S. F.. Sept. 5. Sydney, 28. of Kahului, finished discharging her cargo of oil from Hon. for Jan. hala, Lihue, Ewa and Waialua reduced Scotch Whiskey ' FALLS OF CLYDE, from Hon. for YTRG1NIAN, Am. S. S., from Seattle a 1 vesterdav and sailed for Gaviota about from $750 to $250. T" Honolulu, Wednesday, March 24, 1909. , . y , Seattle, March 24. for Hon., March 18. ,4,,.1 FOOHNG SUEY, Am. bk., Willett, ar. Hotel license in the towns of Kahu- reached Tuesday night that the VERMONT, Br. S. S., ar. Newcastle Wailuku, Lahaina. Kohala, Lihue, V. G. ' iere Hon. from New York, Mar. 15. lui, 0. Special 5 1 THKRMO. Sf5 WIND Rita, steamer of the same from Eleele, Jan. 18. Santa the FORT GEORGE, Am. Bp Fnllerton, Ewa and Waialua reduced from $750 i ' W. II. MARSTON, Am. schr., ar. S. F. line had Tea'chea"' Oaviota from this from N. Y. for Hon., July 26. (Re- to $250. Reserve : K 5 -- V Clyde was towed from Hilo, Mar. 6. am s5 a port. The Falls of 3. Privilege granted to restaurants 9 a 5 insured.) WM. P. FEYE, Am. sp., from Hon. foi - outside by the Intrepid. without meals' after 5 S S. 5- FULLERTON, Am. bk., Vjrray, from to sell liquors - : : "5 Philadelphia, Feb. 11. f : e " Tahiti-Honolul- u Wireless. Hon. for Gaviota, Mar. a, closing hours and during election hours, I i : ' W. S. TORTER, Am. S. S., ar. Gaviota . ' FLORA, 11. M. S., Nugent, from Hon. by the payment of the extra $250. W. FXAOOCE k CO, LTD, " Sp.n Francisco Daily Commercial from Hon., Feb. 10. a uoo 7a 72 fe oT ei 5 n 17 for Hilo, March 22. "4. Privilege granted to hotels to AGENTS. j3ot" j Company's The Oceanic Steamship FLAURENCE WARD, Am. schr. aux, sell liquors without meals after clos- W01"29.9 8C 69 H 32 S4 6 j St which sailed today MAGNIFICENT DISTANCES IN Sundays and during steamer Mariposa, ar. Hon. from Midway, Jan. 16v ALASKA. ing hours and on 1902 WOt 7 9 72 . 8 78 10 NE for Tahiti, has been equipped with a FRETDA, Ger. sp., from Hamburg for election hours, by the payment of the Hon., Dec. 18. The great problem in Alaska is that extra $250. 1808 W 91 77 61 69 . 00 70 5 w United wireless aerograph apparatus, i pres- ! of transportation. Every place of 5. of License Commissioners through this will be able to keep GAMBLE. Am. schr., ar. Hilo from Board 1804 0 78 63 70 80 65 2 sw and ent importance in southeastern Alaska renewal licenses. j28 ua ,ini,n,i and TTnnn. I i ort lmitiow, jMarcti JO. compelled to grant S S from and southwestern Alaska is reached by C. Power from Board of Li- 180ft 80 10 78 6S 73 .(2 62 SE 9 Vftn down over a course OLENDEVON Br. Ellis taken the Newcastle, 21. steamers, and the government is slowly cense Commissioners to summarily sus- ' few vessels. for Jan 10(6 30.04 7S 62 68 T 8 4 se 8 which is traversed by but We in necessary lighthouses. ' j HA All, Am bkt ar Mahukona putting the pend a license. It i- - hoped to establish communication The one railroad over the White pass busi- 8 1 12 ' Newcastle, 7. Licensee may transfer his 190 iSo.Oft 7 73 . 00 6 5 r and tin from March li. between Tahiti ttii ISLES. Am. sp., from is a convenient link with the upper ness from one precinct to another with 1808 s0.c2 73 69 74 .10 65 6 E 7 Mariposa is at the tormer Yukon, and there are several lines in , Kshulm for Delaware Breakwater, the consent of the board. t Alkriposa will carry fifty Wingers, progress from coast farther north- 1809 30. a, 7S 64 70 T 62 6 E 15 the s. Right af appeal to Circuit Court PIPIIIW I - Out- PHI! OI WHOM! ilic UCOwuV l IT n TCPtfiTIT Am on oi- Pnna ward to the lower Yukon valley. decision of the Board of i from any 3o.CS 78 6 72 .16 72 5. s and Australia, taking l'UU jr T1-1 strange notions about Alas- Avge Zealand tsav iviauuKuiia. siders have License Commissioners and to continue Papeete. irom a was actually WM. B. STOCKMAN, necting steamer at nERMISTON, Br. S. S., Bain. ar. New- kan geography; project to do business during such appeal. Section Director. Slipping Notes. castle from Hon., Jan. 2. formed for building a railroad from Improvements in the amendment Johnson, Portland canal, on the southern bound- raised in out- down to HTLONIAN. Am. S. S., from 1. Restaurant license The James Makee went 23. ary of Alaska, to Skagway, ignoring $250 to $500; in Ho- SUN AND MOON. Hon. for S. F., March side towns from TIDES, Pearl Harbor yesterday afternoon. Am. from inlets which penetrate a hundred miles $500 to $750. " HIRAM BINGHAM, schr., nolulu and Hilo from Z i V on up into mountains, and quite over- e Yesterday was. a very dull day Hon. for Gilbert Islands, Dec. 9. the 2. Minimum quantity to be sold by j 2 S 2 2 .1-- 2 only movement looking the vast glaeiers which come or f-- H - Z ihe waterfront, the IIELENE, Am. schr., Thompson, ar. S. wholesaler increased from bottle de- own into the sea, over which no rail- among the larger ships being the F. from Hon., Feb. 18. flask of wines and beers to one dozen c morn- road could possibly be maintained. The 2 c of the Alameda in the MARU, Jap. S. S., ar. one-hal- f dozen quarts. 'Ho partures HONGKONG Guggenheim interest are building a pints or ing and ihe Falls of Clyde in the af- Yokohama from Hon., Dec. 5. 3. License fee for manufacturing p m. a.m. a.m. p in road from Valdez northward to reach NOW READY 22 4.41 1 5 4 18 10. 3U 10.5(5 5 58 6 lSj 7 31 ternoon. HYADES", Am. S. S., ar. Hon. from anv kind of liquor other than that copper and other mines, and a rival Terri-torv- , Seattle, March 23. wholly from fruit grown in the 23 5 22 1,5 4.57 10.5811 9 5.566.1:! 6.33 company has constructed one mile of S. F. $5 $250. , .MOVE&ZNTS' OF SHIPPING. IRMGARD, Am. bkt., from for Valdez, and has one loco- raised fnn to 1241 road out of . e 10 16 5.S3 21.27 ... 5 58 6 13, 9 37 LICE COCKE, Am. schr., Penhallow, Hon., March 22. motive. ROLPII. Am. schr., from S. ARTIFICIAL IVORY. 7.07 1.6 6. 1111 57 0 52,5 57 8 13 10 39 from Grays Harbor for Hon., Feb. JAMES If the Yukon valley proves to be p.m F. Hon.. March 17. yet I . for available for settlers, some time a road The closest imitation of ivory K.10 1 6 6 08 12.32 2 16 5 56 6.1411.36 schr., from Ma- ARIZONAN, Am. S. S., from Hilo for JAS. H. BRUCE, Am. will parallel the river and thus keep produced is claimed to result from a S. Mar. 16. 8 9 23 1.6 7 47 1 13 4.17 5.V6 14 N. Y.. via Magellan, March 21. hukona for F., up the winter transit. At present the new process in which a mixture is made I 15 JOHN ENA, Am. p., Madsen, from in part of the lime, 300 of cents S. S., Dowdell, ar. highways that 100 of caustic 8 Jin 38 1.6 9 10 2.20 5.M 5.54 6.14 1.36 ALAMEDA, Am. winter of parts 19. Norfolk for S. F., Oct. 11. are traversed only by dog 75 of phosphoric acid solution Hon. from S. F., March Callao for world trails water, First quarter of the moon March 2S. ALASKAN, Am. S. S., ar. Tunta KATHERINE, Br. S. S., from sledges. Boston Transcript. of a s'peeifie gravity of l.3, 16 of cal- Ready for Mailing occur 1 2 5 The tides at Kahului and Hilo Arenas, en route to N. Y,, Feb. 20. Hon. Jan. 19. cium carbonate, to of magnesia, Hono- COYOTES. mater-ial- s about one hour earlier than at A LD EN BESSE, Am. bk., Denny, KAMONA, Br. S. S., from Hon. for PLAN TO KILL 10,000 of alum and 15 of gelatin. The 18. thoroughly mixed, the phos- lulu. from Hon. for Hilo, March 20, Westport, N. Z.. March Stockmen in Oregon, who claim they being Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours Bf. S. S., ar. Sydney from phoric acid is allowed to act. on the ASTRAL, Am. sp., Dunham, from Bal KATUNA, are losing more than $1,000,000 a year mass, GAZETTE CO. 30 minutes slower than Greenwich S. Sept. 30. Hon., Dec. 17. animals, chalk for a day. The plastic HAWAIIAN Ltd timore for F., from the devastation of the any desired color. time, being that of the meridian of 157 Am. sp., N. Y. for Yoko- K AG ATA MARU NO. 2, Jap. S. S., 10,000 coyotes this which mav be given ATLAS, from is nlannins? to kill molds, may De usea degrees thirty minutes. The time whis- 4. Mochi, from Hon. for Yokohama, ir.od in and hama. Oct. vear. ully- HM'"" were muhi : , , '.- - - ,r.d on is 1 v : - tle blows at 1:30 p. m., which the ALBERT, Am. bk., ar. S. F. from Ka- Feb. 20. ... t nr hi nam- nans. Runt- vi..iiau'"". c.i. year, and the wanare -is 0 0 minutes. from . - - . r ,1 owe varieTV tfc Aftef same as Greenwich hours anapali, Jan. 22. KL1KITAT, Am. bkt.. ar. Hon. 1 .t. local time ; Sun and moon are. for for ASIA, Am. S. S., ar. Yokohama from Port Gamble, Mar. IS. wool ; - Yo- sio: whole group. 26. Am. S. S., from Hon. for an. ( the Hon.. Feb. KOREA, KS:; sheepmen oh including the - - ;or three or folir week. A SO, H. I. J. M. S. from Yokohama kohama, Mart 15. - thorough seasoning. It is asserted Launches and Boats for Sal? METEOROLOGICAL RECORD, for Hon., Mar. 14. KOKO HEAD, Am. bktne., from New- L th :campai,n and for w .i.t.M; tlio Tirrif net lias pracucaiiv mr AMERICA MARU, T. K. K. S. S., castle Hon.. Jan. 18. ana ; Morning by tk for will use traps, poison "ui-;,- genu-method- Every Sunday Che-main- hardne of luued Yokohama from Hon.. Nov. 6. Am. bk., Colly, from caused ;ompUion and Local Office. U. S. Weather Bureau. ar. KAIULANI, Coyotes have nd must largely take One 30 foot 16 H. P. gasoline Usack j ... , that it NNIE JOHNSON, Am. bk., from S. for Svdney. Oct. 20. losses in various pans ,..,;'- - -- , hstance that with Union Gas Co. engine; Hilo, 28. U. S. lighthouse tender, from lv atri F. for Jan. KUKUI. in the 21 8 launck THERM. WISD especially " so rapid v disappearing through the One foot H. P. gasoline ANDREW WELCH, Am. bk., from Hon. for Maui, March 20. "J? S with Union Gas Co. engine; j passing of the elephant. Hon. for S. F.. Mar. 11. LANSING, Am. S. S., Dickson, from . 26 surf Sreultry i "'T-- ' Three foot cedar boats; x AORANGI, Br. S. S., from Brisbane for San Luis for Ancon, Dec. 18. game", prairie chick- Port andrSiJlwild such as ! Four 25 foot surf boats; 19. 17. S. A. T., Stinson, from nest CROUP. o a Hon., March LOGAN. ens, grouse and other birds that One 16 foot row boat. Town-sen- d Manila, 19. IS only is BANGOR, Am. schr., from Port Hon. for March crronnd. Oregon- the svmptom this disease good s. nn flio" -t . The first of All the above in repair. For 10. Am. S. S.. ar. Hon. from . Northwest for S. F., Dec. LURLTNE. wool . trrowinsr state in tne Chamberlain's Coagh prices and other information apply to - : hoarseness. When S. March 21. stock- Stangen-wal- 8 14 S 9 73 67 21 f iO E 9 BEN LEE, Am. sp., from Leitb for F., that ha no bonntv law hence soon as the child Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd., d C8 7 r. 7 . ..- - 1, is given as 1?. i'i 00 76 f.7 23. MARY WINKLEMAN. Am. bkt., ar. expense . Remedy Ha- u ;5 i Hon., Jan. Building, Honolulu, or to the I St T7 70 1 B 12 16 .06 Am. schr., ar. Kahului Hilo from Eureka, Feb. 10. coyote or of submit - j becomes hoarse, the attack can always Co., Kauai. w 17 3n .1 9 76 M T .9 E t 9 BO R KALIS, of destroving the waiian Sugar Makaweli, ; u C.-- Aus- I T is 312 7 T67 E IS from Mnkilteo, Feb. 20. MARAMA, S. S., Gibb, in tine to its ravages from year to year. h averted. Even after the croupy 8301 6 V - F 9 30.12 71 6 .(22 '7 Hon. for Syd- - tralia. A to be maiie ar ; . .U. Affofvb- non A I BUFFON, Ft. bk., from combined effort is - 8 JO 0.14 76 65 5 " i " Br. S. S., ar. Victoria from legislature cough has appear, nev. Jan. 22. MAKURA, the coming session of thn warded off bv the prompt nse of this - a allowing BUFFALO, U. S. N. T., ar. S. F. from Hon.. Mar. 9. to secur.- th t'5 of law is a certain cure for cronp Honolulu Dencing Academy Note. Barometer readings are cor- Am. bk., Neiisen, from for covote scalps, and remedv. It temperature, Hon., Feb. 4. MAKAWELi. a bounty of $1.50 and has never been known to fail. For rected for instrument S. F. from Port Townsend, March 20. is" a chance for iN passage. & reducefl BIT FORD, TJ. S. A. T., ar. Eleele for there fair sale by all dealer. Benson, Smith will be inaugurated at Kilohana Art TTors, and local gravity, and MATHILDA, Nor. S. S., ar. Eureka The National Wool Growers Associa- Average cloudiness stated Hon.. Feb. 1C Co., Ltd.. asients for Hawaii. League rooms on April 1, urder the to ea level. schr., ar. Grays - from Hon.. Jan. 13. tion is endeavoring to secure a uniform 10-- ot C. A. THAYER, Am. IB acale from 0 to Direction C.-- S. S.. in Australia. in wool producing: states- - fixing direction of F. J. Asch and P. x'lier. 24 Harbor from Hon., Jan. 26. MANUKA. law all wind Is prevailing direction during - sp., Grube, each, to prevent CAMBRIAN. H. M. S., from Hon. for MARIE HACKFELD.- Ger. the bounty at $1.50, READ THE ADVERTISER Information furnished by hours ending at 8 p. m. Velocity ol Sydney. Feb. 14. in" collection of scalp per Hilo, March 22. from Hon. for fraud the F. Asch, care Thrum's Book Istore average velocity in miles - WORLD'S NEWS DAILT J. wind 1" Olsen, from Hon. MEXICAN, Am. S. S., Nichols, ar. S. "bounties. hear. T Indicates trace of. rain. CECIL, Nor. S. S., THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISES, HONOLULU, THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1909.

rumors were that he had been seen going towards Leilehua and that he Castle & Cooke, Ltd. Fraternal Meetings was actually at the military camp where he was formerly employed. An- J AMUSEMENTS SHIPPING AND COMMISSION POLYNESIA ENCAMPMENT NO. 1, other was that he was seen trudging THIS f ft ft r down toward Puuloa yesterday after- Meets every first end third Fridsy PROPERTY MERCHANTS . . -- . i ... i? .Oil m in noon. ; - T Orfrl Fellows' Ha!L Port Street. "The Toy Maler," which the PollarJ But the principal excitement over VUitinr brothers cordially invited Ojipra will was occasioned when a rumor to attend. Lillilutian Cnmiaiiy present Harris R. W. FOSTER, C. P. tonight, is a humorous story replete reached the police station that the Ala- meda was putting back from sea about L. It. LA PIERRE, Scribe. with tuneful melodies and cleverly writ- Sugar 1 o'clock and had actually landed a Factors and General Inroraaet songs. plot hinges upon Agents EXCELSIOR LODGE NO 1. L O. O. F. ten The the man at Diamond Head, and the man, Meets every iuesaay evening, l s:orv of one Lancelot, who is serving of course, was Harris. This shows how 7:30. in Odd renew nail, ion Of- y grows. Tolice corai-ell- his novitiate at a monastery. Father a rumor Waterfront Street. Visiting Drotners Alameda invited to attend. Maxim, the prior, reads in the papers ficer Gnmpfer searched the C. A. BIDINGER, N. G. just before the vessel sailed, and when MJS REPRESENTING L. L. LA PIERRE, Sec'y. of the construction of a wonderful doll the steamer left her dock. he came to of life-lik- e proclivities that is the crea the police station. An hour afterward New England L0DO2 NO. 3. J- O. p. F. Mutual Life InsnramM CO HARMONY - tion of the famous toy maner, Hilarious. a man came into the station and seeiDg APPtV TO The Consumption ti. Meets every Monday evening, at Company of Boston. The report aliout this doll puts au idea Gumpfer told him that the Alameda C- - T; .. : . ; tiara Oftrii'- - was coming back and had a man to Aetna Fire Dtmh IIBIUUB into head of young Lancelot, who Insurance Company. ally invited to attend. the land. People who saw Gumpfer hot National Fire Insurance Company of Gas F. D. WICKE, N. G. feels impelled to assist the moiiks, at footing it down to the waterfront im Citizens Dili R. HENDRY, Sec'y. Insurance Company (Hartford E. that time in very straightened circum- mediately afterward came to the con- Fire Insurance Company). caught. FACOTO EEBEKAH LODGE NO. 1, stances. He recalls the fact that his clusion that the negro had been London Assurance Corporation. by a range is easily controlled, I O. O. P. Gumpfer 's informant was merely hand Meets every amend and fourth uncle, one Baron Chanterelle, in order ing out a joke. f I I requiring less than ordinary eare 1 Thursday, at 7:30 p. m.. Odd to sway his inclinations from the monas- - ... - ...... un to one are enrdiallv invited to attend. tio life, offered bestow thousand Rubber to keep the cost down to the CHARLOTTE WICKE, N. G. francs upon him on the day of his wed- NOTICE. Goods NICHOLSON, Seey. ding. Lancelot determines to purchase Toy- - minimum. We ean give yon ALICE Tickets ordered for "The GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. the doll, go through the marriage cere- matinee on Saturday next information will re- OLIVE BRANCH EEBEKAH LODGE NO. 2. mony and obtain the money his uncle maker" Auction Sale E. H. PEASE . . . some that x. o. will be sold if not called for, at the o. r. has promised, lhe doJi ne will dispose Pre!, kieka. Meats ever first and third Bergstrom Music Co., by noon, Friday. Market 8treL 10 duce the danger of 1 Tbaraday, at 7 :80 p. in., in Odd of and then he will return to the monas San W Fellows' Hall. Visiting Bebekahs tery and give the money to the prior. Francisco, CaL, V&.A. re cordially inviteo to attend. ANNIE L. MACAULAY, N. G. He goes out into the world ana mak:s SALLIE L. WILLIAMS, Seey. the acquaintance of the famous toy Gatton, Neill & maker. The doll turns out to be all Company, Ltd. OCEANIC LODGE NO. 371. F. A. M. that it is represented to be. It is as tk Meets on the last Monday of each near being human as anyone could wish ENGINEERS AND MACHINIST! month, at Masonic Temple, at 7:30 p. for. The marriage ceremony takes Kaimuki Queen and Richards Streets m. Visiting brethren are cordially ia--' vited attend. place, the groom gets the money as ia Boilers d n R. H. BEMROSE, W. M. promised by the unele and all goes well. with charcoal-iro- t W. IL GOETZ, Secy. It transpires, however, that the daugh- steel tubes. General ship work. iliK.ll ter of Hilarious, the toy maker, had, in LSAHI OHAPTEB NO. 2. O. E. S. a fit of jealous rage, broken an arm Kaimuki PREFERRED BY ALL Meets every third Monday of each M BISHOP STREET. month, at 7:80 o. m.. in the Maaonio off from the mechanical floll and in tear Temple. Visiting sisters and brothers of her father's wrath had substituted Keystone-Elgi- n are cordially invited to attend. herself for it. The substitution is not ANNA S. WRIGHT, W. M. known to Lancelot, who joyfully returns AND ADEDAEDE M. WEBSTER, to monastery with the supposed Secretary. the doll and the money. It is then that Saturday, March 27, 1909 Ingersoll Watches LEI ALOHA CHAPTEB NO. 3. O. E. S. suspicions begin to arise concerning the Victor mechanical the doll. To A Meets at the Masonic Temple every qualities of the JOS. SCHWARTZ, AGENT begins "NOW cm oox Easy-Payme- nt second Saturday of each month, at consternation of all concerned it '12 O'CLOCK NOON Get it 7 p. m. Visiting sisters and broth to revive and exhibit signs of animation era:0 cordially invited to attend. Hawaiian Stamps, yiaa. come and bear tome record. ' and then the discovery is made of the At my land salesroom, 857 Kaahuma-n- u ia RHODES, M. . Ta-pa-s, MINNIE W. automa- old Calabashes, MARGARET LISHMAN, Secy, real character of the supposed ton. The is Lancelot finds Street, I am instructed to sell Curios and Souv- result that Waverley Block, Bethel Street, enirs. Bergstrom Music Con Ltd. ATZZLIABT, A. O. H DIVISION that he is really a benedick, and after BO. X. the matter is explained the finale leaves near Hotel Street, Island Curio To. Meets every Sxst and third all concerned happy with the outcome, Tuesday, at 8 p. m.. In a Lots 7, 9, II, 13, 14, Block 9 JAMES STEINEK B. U. Hall. Fort Street. and the young novice goes out into the TELEPHONE 602 Elite Building, Hotel YArIATOYA,w Visiting sisters are cordi- world with a better half. The opera is ally invited to attend. Street ALL KINDS OF MBS. K. OOWES. Pre replete, with the' quaintest humor and Lots 1,2, Block 10 Visitors always wel- JOSEPHINE DILLON. Bed, is laughable throughout. It will run come. SHIRTS, PAJAMAS and KIMOKOS tomorrow night and Saturday for both HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. 1, PYTHIAN THIS DAY UADX TO OBDEX. SISTEBS. matinee and evening performance. The Lot 2, - Block II Meets every first and third Monday. bills for next weekr will be "The 1244 Fort St, just above OrpheuHU st 7:80 p. m- - at Knights of Pythias Geisha" and "The Runaway Girl," to ALSO- - Forcegrowth Hsu, Fort and Beretania streets. All be request. visitors eordiallv invited tn attanil repeated by MAKES PLANTS GROW Tickets ordered for "The Toy-make- r" AT AUCTION AIMEE BICKNELL, M. E. C. HAWAIIAN FERTILIZER CO, LTD, HALLIE Li. WILLIAMS, fit. R. 8. matinee on Saturday next The Crater of Kaimuki will be sold not called for, the O. & OAHTJ LODGE NO. 1. K. of P. if at E. HALL SON, LTD, Owl 5c Gigar Meets every first and third Friday at Bergstrum Music Co., by noon, Friday. At our salesroom Waverley Building, v EMBRACING ABOUT 10 ACRES. Selling Agents 7:80 o'clock, Pythias Hall, corner Bethel street. Beretania and Fort streets. Visiting Roof Garden Band Concert. orotnera coraisiiy invited to attend. FJ. A. Cunst & Go. P. R. NUGENT. C. C. There will be a public band concert THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1909, SUPERB VIEWS, IDEAL SITE FOR B. GOSLING, K. of R. & S. this evening at 7:30 at the Alexander John Neill At 12 o'clock noon. BUILDING. 135 MERCHANT STREET Fort and Kanff Street. Young Hotel roof garden. WILLIAM McKINIiET LODGE NO. 8. Dealer in new and second-han- d Bak K. of 9. PART chinery. Meets every second and fourth Satur- I. This section offers unusual opportu- Automobiles and fine machin- day evening at 7:30 o'clock, in Two Step The Coquette (new) Enerlish ery repaired. Pythian Send Your Suit Hall, corner Beretania and . . Latort nities to the home seeker with small Ship and general blacksmithing. Fort streets. Visiting brothers cordi- Agent for Foos Gasoline Engines TO THE ally invited to attend. Duet Venician Nights (new) and F. M. McGREW, C. C...... Lucatani means it is settling up with substan- Hamilton Machine Tools. E. A. Me EAGLE DYEING AND JACOBSON, K. R. S. Waltz That's (new). tial residences, and for health is un- OQTTRT 1'ietromarchi CAMOES NO. 8110. A. O. P. . . . CLEANING WORKS Meets every second and fourth Tues- Barn Dance Mousmousse. (new) . surpassed. day of each month, at 7:30 p. m., in ...... Vives TEL. 505, POET STREET San Antonio Hall, Vineyard street. Rycroft's Sodas Visiting brothers cordially invited to PART II. attend. "Vocal Berger JAS. F. MORGAN. PUREST FLAVOR VbTJ WANT TO Hawaiian Songs. .Ar. by Good qualities, single suit lengths! IF GAS PAR SILVA, C. R. Selection Uncle Pete's Birthday AUTIONrHEK. HIGHEST QUALITY BUT A BOOK, M. C. PACHECO, F. S. (new) ..... Douglas Guaranteed Absolutely Purs A BOOK, or W. SMITHIES, . SELL OAMOE3 CIRCLE NO. 240. O. O. F. Waltz May I have the Pleasure... J. Phone 270 CHANGE A BOOK; Meets every second and fourth Thurs- . . . Linke Manager C. A. Co. day of each month, at 7:80 p. m., in .tinale Mandy on the Mash. .Thurban CALL AT THE San Antonio Hail, Vineyard street. COME TO ME Visiting companions are cordially in- The Star Spangled Banner. Exchange vited to attend. FOR SALE Star Book MRS. H. L. PEREIRA, C. C. with your old shoea and I will Kn- - AUCTION 1280 Fort St. fbet. Beretania and MR. L. A. PERRY, F. S. AT make them as good as new. kui Sts.). Books lent to read, 5c a voL COUBT X.UNALTXO NO. 6600. A. O. F. Meets every first and third wednes Around the At our Salesroom, Weverley Building, Joaquin F. Freitas day evenings of each month, at 7 :80 Bethel Street Two-Stor- y p. m., in Pythian Hall, corner Fort Handsome New (Successor to von Berg) and Beretania streets. Visiting broth' UNION STREET, ABOVE HOTEL Shirts ers cordially invited. Police Station Saturday, March 27, 1909 ' la AH Sixes Made to Order by 7& W. KELLE, C. R. Residence JS. K. KATJLIA, P. C, F. S, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M. B. YAMATOYA Emory Harris has so far made good With superb view and healthy loca- HONOLULU AESZB 140. F. O. E. We are instructed by P. G. Wright-son- , on two near to Honolulu Meets on second snd his escape from the police station. An tion. Fronts streets; Nuuanu St Manka of Pauaai fourth Wednesday even 1st Lieutenant, 20th Infantry, street cars. auto in-- 'in sea of each month, at driver coming from Wahiawa Quartermaster, TJ. S.'A., to sell on Lot 200x300. LOW PRICE. 7:30 o'clock, in Pythian Tuesday afternoon, quite late, saw a above public auction terms can be arranged. Scrap Iron Co. fciau, corner Beertania and lwrt streets. Visit date, at Easy One Kind ing Kagiea are invited to attend. man who looked very much like Harris, 21 FILES, Just WM.. V. MC(JUI, W. r. dodge into some bushes alongside the H. T. MOORE, Secy. 100 TABLE KNIVES, C. H. BROWN - - - - MANAGES road as the auto came along. is also 2 BRACKET LAMPS, sale on corner AND THAT'S OURS It I have a property for HALEKAUWILA STREET HONOLULU HAEBOE NO. 64, A. A. of M. known that a woman wrhom Harris has 3 PENDANT LAMPS, 2 LAWN MOWERS, of Kewalo and Lunalilo streets, 28,000 Highest price paid for Old Brass, CONSOLIDATED SODA WATER Meets on the first Sunda: been particularly friendly with, took 1 RANGE, loca- Scrap Iron and all metals. WORKS CO. evenine of each month, at the train down the country at 5 o'cloek square feet, at a bargain. If the W I a o'clock, at Odd Fellows' 2 MEAT SAWS, Dealer in Second-han- d Machinery. Hall. All sojourning breth- Tuesday afternoon. tion is right for you, the price is. ren are cordially invited to There seems to be a difference of re TKXTS TeL 642. P. O. Box 547. AGENTS 2DB attend. opinion at the police station as to just 1 TYPEWRITER, By order Worthy President, when Harris escaped. The Deputy 1 SURREY. J. u. sn;AKL.Jb;: evening Republic FRANK 0. POOR, Secy. Sheriff on Tuesday announced For Kimonos that it was between 1:30 and 2 orclock W. SMITHIES, THEODORE ROOSEVELT that he came out of jail, undoubtedly J. CAMP NO. 1. U.S.W.V. through the sliding doors between the Manager C. A. Co. SEE Meets every first and iail yard and the receiving station. Wednesday each Some officers contradict the Deputy K. Stepney third of was to Fukuroda month in Warerley Hall, Sheriff and say, that it closer AT AUCTION 3 o'clock. However, a trusty saw Har ALL COLORS AND PRICES corner Bethel and Hotel On iK'count- of removal. 7:30 p. m. ris go up the inclined walk to the slid streets, at twenty minutes to two WHEELS By order of the Camp ing door about of Commander. and he called the attention the turn PRECIOUS STONES key to this proceeding and the turn At the NEW ENGLAND BAKERY, set in and brooches. Gold Associated Garage J. K. BROWN, Adjt. key's only interest in the matter was! got a few in Kapiolani rings and I've Slots the silver jewelry made to order at reason- Tuesday, "09 Cie MARINE ENGINEERS BENEFICIAL ASSO Harris had been called upstairs. March 30, Tract, King street, near' Kamehameha able prices. Your trade solicited. LTD. CIATION. Meeta aeoond and fourth Mondays of each The Akwai Gambling Case. At 12 o'clock noon. Schools, for sale at the old price, from MERCHANT AND BISHOP STS, new Hall, corner Fort WO month at the K. of P. Ice boxes, refrigerators, SUN- - and Beretania utreets. The thirty-fiv- e Chinese who were ar- CHAN CHEW MANAGER rres--. Electrie piano, in first-clas- s order, 1808 SL P. O. Box 943 GEORGE E. WAKU, rested in the Akwai building, eorner Maunakea II. G. WOOTTEN, Secy. Showcases, cash registers, glass jars. tJenjamm of Beretania avenue and Achi lane, on Glass dishes, large coffee urn, nickel HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. 1, O. R. M. Sunday night, and charged with gam- plated, bling, were up for trial yesterday morn- Fancy soda fountain, Barnhart Meets every first and third Soda generator, Thursday of each month, in K. ing before Judge Andrade, Judge will deliver a superior grade of ICE at CLOTHES of P. Hall, corner Fort and Ten gallon copper container for mak- Beretania streets. Visiting Humphreys appearing as counsel for ing your own soda, brothers cordially invited to the lot. Deputy Sheriff Rose went on Per Hundred attend. Tables, Vienna chairs, oak chairs, The Hash Company, Ltd. the stand on behalf of the prosecution Silverware, matting, carpets, to marked money given inform- rpp noi rp ?n pe 25c E. V. TODD, C. of R. tell of Table cloths, dishes, cooking stove, Pounds GEO. SANDERSON, Sachem. ers who went inside and betrayed the Cooking utensils, 0 players to the police. Judge Humph- .Mirrors, ice cream freezers. bulUull uUUIuO HONOLULU LODGE 616, B. P. O. E. reys in his examination of the Deputy troughs, baking pans, Regal m a Bread AUTOS and GARBIAGES The method Honolulu Lodge No. 616, B. learned something of the of Candy tools, candy moulds, AT MY SALESROOM P. O. E, will meet in their paying intormers. ine ueputy said was made an Tandy martde coolers and coffee ket- The Shoe hall, King street near Fort, that when a raid informer tles. April 3, '09 every Friday evening. By was paid a fee whether the defendants REPAIRED E. not. case order of the R. were convicted or In of a HOUSE AND LOT, BERETANIA THAT TXT tt .n-rnv-T W T conviction the informer got a certain J. W. SMITHIES, and PROVES 7C STREET :$CHUMAN CARRIAGE CO.. LTD. Baa H. C. EASTON. Seev. per cent of the aggregate of fines. Manager C. A. Co. whoij Ah Sun, one of the informers, told Merchant Street, near Alakea elumf KOA HONOLULU SCOTTISH THISTLE CLUB. ot his being in the place and playing April 10, '09 DESKS and Meets on the first Fridav in the ! I and seeing gambling going on. The .month at 8 'look, in riwraa in FOR SALE. FOUR POSTERS I Deputy told of the peculiar arrange TWO LOTS, PUUNUI TRACT tne ureron clock, entrance on mm ll ment of the interior of the building, i ii i &jr J-- R- - M- - MACLEAN, Chief. secret panels, etc. As the case will be April 10, '09 cruse WING ONE ELECTRIC RUNABOUT, CHONG CO. a lengthy one, it was set over until ONE RHEOSTAT PROPERTY, PALOLO VALLEY Kin snd Bwtkel HAWAII CHAPTEB NO. 1, ORDER OF this afternoon for further hearing. ONE NORTON AM.NEETER, EAMEHAMEHA. ONE SWITCHBOARD Meets every nrst and third Thursday even- The Search for Harris. ing of each month at 7:30 o'clock in Fra- Many had Emory BEAD THE ADVERTISES ternity Hall, Odd Fellows' Building, on Fort rumors yesterday Street. liarrss, the iugitive negro, located in J. W. SMITHIES, JAS. F. MORGAN, N. " 85HS , WORLD'S ' FERNANDEZ, GM? NEWS DAILY Kumham. various parts of the island. Two Manager C. A. Co. AUCTIONEER. B H THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL. ADVERTISES, HONOLULU", THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1909. f mi i. . I, . j LOCAL BREVITIES A Woman Owning Even a cvT Single Piece of Sheriff Jarrett is still confined to his i home by illness. Whitney & Marsh, Ltd. Mail is due from the Coast on the Nippon Mara this afternoon at two o'clock. j COMMUNITY We have just received A social meeting of the Bar Asso- - ' ciation will be held tomorrow after- - t SILVER. noon at 4 p. m. j (araoes Circle, No. 240, C. O. F.. will will happy until she has full of this beau- Bargains in Real Estate meet in an Antonio hall this Thursday ; not be a set evening st 7:30. tiful plated ware. We have a full line in the "Ava-lo-n 1. Lot, Puunui, 100x10.3 $ 400 Some ni?creint stole the sign " Ho- and " Flower e-Luce patterns. nolulu 2. Lot, Prospect street, 92x200; Tiroes" from in front of the Every piece of Community Silver is plated Elite building the other night. heavier beautiful view 1500 At last triple and will wear a lifetime. Wait' reports it had not been found. than 3. Home, Kaimuki 1850 Eighty-fiv- e shares of Oahu Sugar W. W. DEUOND & CO., LTD., 4. Home, Kaimuki 4800 Company stock soid at $31.50 yesterday 53-5- 7 King Street. Honolulu. morningy the prices then jumping to 5. Residence and doctor's office, fi2, at which several Jots changed Beretanla St., near Punch- hand?. Two small lots of Pioneer Mill These are the second consignment of the Spring Styles. Dainty and bowl St. 9000 sold at 164 yesterday. inexpensive. V-,- . 6. Lot on Nuuanu avenue; area, The funeral of the late D. II. io V 11-- 6 acres ... 6000 took place yesterday afternoon from Silva'i Undertaking Parlors. The services wre.he!d under the auspices ?.50 to Trent Trust Co., Ltd. of the Kauikeaouli Society. Interment was at the Kawaiahao cemetery. Reports from Nau'anu dam state that there is plenty of water there for the A - COLORED EMBROIDERIES continuation of the sluicing work. Con- t tractor Lou Whitehouse said yesterday y k J Edges and Insertions to match, in pink, blue, red and black. that he did not expect 'to be delayed a any further through lack of water. j 1-- Fine Meals Pacific Pebekah Lodge No. 1, I. O 2c O. F., will celebrate their twenty-firs- t 12 to SOcyd. anniversary, Thursday evening, March 3 25. with a card partv. in Odd Fe!- - AT ALL HOURS. lows' Hall. Visitin? Rebekahs. Odd C folds' Fancy Socks Fellows and their families and friends are cordially to I Special Short-Orde-r Lunch, 25c. invited attend. Colored stripes and checks, all sizes, 30e. Many Novelties ia WASH GOODS. "NOTICE.

Tickets ordered for "The Toy-make- r" I matinee on Saturday next PALACE CAFE will be sold of not called for, at the Bergstrom Music Co., by noon, Friday. Cornex Richards and Merchant Streets SPECIAL SALE OF I PERSONAL. : I. Shirts and Underwear STILL CONTINUES I H. De Fries was an arriving passen- Popular sizes are rapidly selling. Tour opportunity to secure a ger on Clauaine morning. BUSINESS LOCALS. the yesterday fit is here. r Alonzo Gartley returned yesterday The T SHIRTS are the greatest bargains we have ever morning from a business trip to Kauai. presented. Eoyal oysters, erabs, I Annex for frogs' Mrs. Arthur Wall and children and Ederheimer, Stein Sc Co. legs and lobsters. See siea. Mts. Robert Lewers are Haleiwa TRAGOOJ Jfgf at for MAKERS A four cylinder automobile is for sale a month. Vee Chan & Go at the Royal Hawaiian Garage. Miss G. Smith of San Jose, Califor- CORNER KTNG AND BETHEL STREETS. I Wing Chang Co., King street near nia, left Honolulu for her home yester- Ex Hilonian today a very Bethel, has a large srock of fine furni- day on the Alameda. ture. Mrs. J. E. Matthews of Iowa, who has Complete Line of The Eagle lyeing and Cleaning been here for some time past, left for Works do all work m a satisfactory the mainland yesterday. manner. Miss Nellie Hodnett, who has been in For sale: Fine young imported horses, Honolulu for the past two years, left broken and unbroken. For dray or yesterday for San Francisco. Knickerbockers Tel. 1U9. Claud-in- e Washing driving. Club Stables, An arriving passenger on the Family We now have MeCall's patterns for yesterday morning was Ah Ping, We will call for your Family Washing and return it to you ready i March and April ready for you. They the manager cf the Kipahulu Sugar Co. for Ironing (Rough Pry) at a very low price per dozen. Drop us a are unusually good. Come and see It is understood that former Asso- SILVA'S TOGGERY, them. Jordan's. ciate Justice Antonio Perry will be rec- I Postal Card and our representative will call. " " M.-- Melnerny, Ltd., is showing some ommended by Governor Frear for the i very beautiful patterns in Manhattan position to be vacated by Associate Jus- Sanitary Steam Laundry 'Phone 73 negligee shirts. In style and nt they tice Balku. , have no superior. Miss Dora Saunders, daughter of Cap- Gentlemen: Today the City Auction tain Saunders of the Pacific Mail Com- Co. will offer single suit lengths at 12 pany, departed for home yesterday. Her Buede difoson Tie o 'clock. Best English material. Here s mother preceded her several months ago a chance to get in. cm the Alameda. IN BLACK, TAN AND WHITE DOC 30G DOC Five dollars will be paid for the re- L. M. Whitehouse and Judge Robin turn to the office of the Hawaiian Ho- son, though neighbors for many years tel, of a Scotch collie dog which answers in Honolulu, never knew that they were to the name of "Nile." related until yesterday. The discovery was made accidentally. They are sec- New embroidered silk and pongee j D Graceful, easy-wearin- g ties, in the g Big coats for ladies, and Easter novelties, ond cousins. usiness have jus: been received at the Japanese Mr. Saigo, who arrived here the other fashionable suede. o Bazar, Fort near the convent. day to take a position in the Yokohama n leading Specie lank, is the fifth son of the late E. W. Perkins, Honolulu's Marquis He is also is well equipped with all Saigo of Japan. Very popular shoes for street and photographer, the nephew of General Saigo, who was 1 Li the finest photographic accessories, and every day wear. See them ustomers ue owe and satis- the leader in the Japanese rebellion of at his wo:k is always artistie the greatest civil war which was factory. ever experienced in the Land of the a o It is an easy matter to communicate tusmg sun. - 'telegraph steamers ft by wireless with Secretary Tsachiya, the oldest mem- extraordinary values that we are y The that are half-wa- between Honolulu clnerny Shoe Store are ber of the staff at .he Japanese Consul- and San Francisco, and the rates ate, will leave for Japan on the Chiyo offering is only for the balance of this very low. Maru on April 3. Mr. Owaku has been Have you tried the special short-orde- r appoiured in his place. Mr. Tsuchiya o 2oe. lunch at the Palaee Cafe? Fine has been given sis months vacation but month. meals are served in the best style at ail it is underwood that he will not return EASTERN STAB PflBTY hours of the dav. Corner Richards and to the Islands. He has been very pop- waist yesterday was Merchant streets. 4& ular among' the Japanese residents of Our counter one Mining has been termed "the Tob-lln- s Hawaii, who will regret his departure. LEFT 01 THE my EDI mar-- of Nature's treasure vaults." of the busiest parts of the store, o "When conducted on a thoroughly honest BUSINESS LOCALS. business basis it is by far the most re- Veranda velously cheap is every waist and werefl munerative of all industries. Buy May- The lest priding and developing in Mrs. Ella S. Washburn, the Most flower stock. Bnv it now! town are acne at Surrey's, isiaud or- Worthy Grand Matron of the Order of quickly bought by ladies who are very ders are given prompt and careful at- the Eastern Star, and her party, con- u your films nega- tention. Send in and sisting of Mrs. E. Mathews, Rooms O tives to be developed. Jennie fastidious as to style. Most Mrs. Every Get the Lawrence Barrett habit. Past Worthy Grand Matron; With Modern You'll liie these cigars be;ter than any Jennie A. Rule, Past Grand Matron of Convenience U In the domestic department the values others after you have smoked a few Iowa; Mrs. AbbieKrebs, Past Grand - are mellow, fragrant, o I- 1- - of them. They Matron of California, and Miss Junita j. J LJ aui--- and evenly-turnin- All dealers have Hawaiian fmfotel m linen goous anu ucuspicaus wcic them. Halsey, Miss Georgia Smith and Mr. O Two furnished cottages for rent, one C. R. Williams of San Jose, Cal., de- JsT prising to everybody. ft on Alapai atd one on Kapioiani street; parted on the steamer Alameda yes- For IW A L $23 and S40 respectively. Unfurnished terday. Just imagine in cur dress geeds depart cottage, Piikci and Wilder, $35. Manoa The Most Worthy Grand Matron has 7 jmioiE fijjiG pm valley and Kaimuki lots, bargain prices. been in Honolulu during the past 1 selling chambrays (not calicos) aieibou Trust." month, making an official visit to the or CAFE ment we are Every woman knows that Onyx hos- local chapters of the Eastern Star, and iery is'far superior to any other hose, she and her party have been shown y at 5c a yard in grey, blue, brown and J but not many know of tne many im many courtesies during their stay. provements in Onyx hosiery tor iyua. Mrs. Washburn is the head of the " O Come acd see our splendid assortment great organization, of the Eastern Star, Consult Us for areen. in all favorite colors. Sachs. which now has about 500,000 members. Advertising The safety and security of a mining During her stay she received a visit Ideas Hosiery bargains cheapest ever offered enterpri.-e-, --gitimately established and from the presiding officers of all the THE CHAS. FRAZIEW CO. conducted, is better than the average Masonic bodies in Honolulu, and be- 122 KING ST. - - Phone 371 in this city. business venture and the profits are fore her departure invited these broth- nearlv certain to be much larger. Buy ers to witness the exemplification of o Mavriower ttock. Buy it now! the installation ceremonies, which she Muslin underwear, hundreds of bargains-- f conducted for Lei Aloha Chapter. INTO ETERNITY. These brothers attended and expressed HORSES FOR SALE all garments including skirts, gowns, che-- , I quit the land; I hoist the throbbing their great satisfaction in being al- lowed to attend and to know more of Just imported Broken and Unbroken iear; Driving. mises, and drawers, great p Dray and covers a The sr.a'.-lo- rocks, the seaward wind the work of the Eastern Star and the corset ONYX HOSIERY blows free, work it seeks to accomplish. Tel. loo. as distinguish- ft stands alone as the world's finest hos- The huge tail flaps and bellies, I Mrs. Washburn and her Vdiiciy. WDM AN KNOWS steer ed party were entertained at the homo CLUB STABLES iery. EVERY sea: THAT. Into the plunging of Mr. and Mr W. L. Howard, and BETTER COME woman does not know of enjoyed th.--' hospitality of many mem- u But everv should some the rrj'tovemeDts for li'UH, in ONYX That lonely sea where bers of the order in Honolulu. Many Easter Cards, o HOSIERY. sudden -- a I friends and members of the order were Sale last day March. hissing breaker, leis "pau" To find your bo-- e at night as jrood as Gleam o'er the at the wharf tn deck them with Easter Postals morning, when first put on, lisaifl and flv. and wish them a pleasant voyage. in the may hail, OF ONYX. Yet bo bewildered mariner GET A PAIR pilot make reply. La-di- No NOTICE. Easter Booklets and A new assortment just opened in - Misses, and Infants' COUGH REMEDY. Tickets ordered fcr "T.e Toy-inake- r" Light Blue, CHAMBEELAXN'S Black. White, Tans. Pink. cures of colds matinee on Saturday next Easter Novelties L. B. Kerr Bl Co., Ltd. Grey, and Lavender. The many remarkable Cardinal, effected by this preparation will be sold if not called for, at the At 0 and grip Bergstrom Music Co., by noon, Friday. have mad" it famous over a large part world. can always Thrum's Book Store Alakea Street of the civilized It Fort Street be depended upon. For sale by all deal- The Union Electric Co.. Harrison 0 HS'i ers. Berson, Smith & Co., LtL, agents building, is the place to buy electrical Also Prayer Book and Hymnals, SAC goods at low prices. Bibles and Testaments. 1kf for Hawaii. Fort & Beretanla St?., op. Fire Station THE PACmO COMMESCIAI. ADVERTISES, HONOLULU, THURS3AY, MARCH 25, 1909. I Canadian-Australia-n Royal Mail Line SOLDIERLY METTLE OF fialstead & Co., Ltd. i Steamers running in eonneetion with the Canadian Pacific Railway Co all at Honolulu on or about the following dates: MPT. G. B. HUMPHREY Mv VTBi rnMDANv I ict FOR FIJI AND AUSTRALIA FOE VANCOUVER uj-- t in"'.iiivtiMi imi i run l STOCK AND BOND MAKURA APRIL. 2 AORANGI MARCH 31 I RENT TRUST CO., Ltd. MAY 1 MARAMA APRIL 27 AORANGI A Denver dispatch says of an officer S ST" MAR A MA MAY 28 AfAKTTRA MAY 25 Sa T s formerly stationed here as quar- MAKURA JUNE 25 AORANGI ., JUNE 23 post Will call at Fanning Island. termaster: dKUiVl Captain '. B. Humphrey of the THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD. Twenty-firs- t infantry regiment, station- LOANS NEGOTIATED TO LET n GENERAL 'AGENTS. ed at Fort Logan, aided by Nathan Williams, a negro, succeeded this morn- Peterson Lane .... 3 B. B. $15.00 lin ing in flooring four prize fighters, a Members Honolulu Stock and Bond Pacific H'ts Bd. ..2 22.00 trainer and an assistant and holdinf Furnished Cottage Exchange CO Steamship Co. Time Table Beach Rd. ... 2 " 23.00 Oceanic at bay a mob of hangers-on- . As a re Alapai Street $25.00 Fort St...... 3 " 25.00 ir; DIRECT SERVICE TO SAN FRANCISCO sult of the battle Captain Humphrey HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE San Francisco For San Francisco is under a surgeon's eare and his face Elm St. ..3 ' 25.00 From Furnished Cottage Honolulu, Wednesday, March 24, 1909. 4LAMEDA APRIL 9 ALAMEDA APRIL 14 is badly bruised. Both hands were Makee Rd. 2 " 30.00 j MAY 5 Kapiolani St. . . ALAMEDA ...... APRIL 30 ALAMEDA ...... broken in the melee. (for adults only) .$40.00 capital. , 1 ' Kinau 4 MAY 21 NAME OF STOCK. jPaid Up Bid A ek St. " 40.00 N. ALAMEDA Captain Humphrey and a party of Kaimuki 6 40.00 RATES from Honolulu to San Ft ancisco First Class, $65; Round Trip, women were on the way from the fort Unfurnished Cottage Mercantile, to on a whieh C. Brewer & U ?2,ooo,ooo' "Waikiki 3 50.00 the city tram was halted Cor. iioo: 210 " 911V. lamuy Aoom, exira. and boarded at a resort five miles out Piikoi and Wilder Ave .'$35.00 Spgr. G. & CO., LTD., Ewa 5,000,000! 20 Diamond Head ... 7 " 75.00 WM. IRWIN side of Denver, where a series of prize Haw. Aei 'cultural 1 200,000! loo 177 AGENTS. Ct-- ngnts had been held the night before. Haw & Migar Co 2812,755 lot 115 11554 The pugilists and their following naw Bugar to 2,00 .000; 20! :n9K 4tS tried Honomu 750.000! loo; 140 FURNISHED PACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO., AND TOYO KISEN KAISHA. to xorce tneir way into tne ear. vvnen Honokaa 2,000,000 20j .... l refused admission the leaders used abu Haiku 500, 00 100 Steamers of the above companies will call at Honolulu and leave this UutchlDson Sug flat ifalakaua Ave. .... 4 B. E. $50.00 sive language and this put the captain uo 20! port on or about the dates mentioned below: sale; 2,000,000; Wilder Ave. . 2 75.00 on nis mettle. knocked down the Kahuku 50O.UOO: 20j .... 30 " I lie for FOR SAN FRANCISCO 1 FOR THE ORIENT nearest one, struck the next off the KeVoha Sagar Co 800,0001 00 155 NIPPON MARU MARCH 28 CHIYU MARTJ MARCH 30 &.oioa 500.000! 100 platform and had another down when MeBrvde Ltd 8.500,0001 APRIL 1 1 ASIA APRTL 6 Sue Co 20 SIBERIA a general rush was made for him. Then Two bargains in Manoa Lots, Oabu Sugar Co '(.OO.OOOi 20 82H 9 APRIL 17 Valley Onomea. l,000.000i 3le CHINA ...... APRIL MONGOLIA it was that the negro, a passenger, went "' 20 42 ii APRIL 15 Eight Lots at Kaimuki a OoWala.... 500. 0TO 20 MANCHURIA to the officer's assistance. Between good buy. Olaa Sugar Co Ltd.. 5,000.000; 20i "4 'i'k them they cleared the car and the plat Olowalu. !"'' 150,OOCi loo I RENT TRUST CO., Ltd. Paauhau 8ug Plan to 5,0tOU0 50 23 a'" form. racinc . 500.000! 100 125 H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., Agents f Paia 750.000! 100! 2C0 TENYO MARU'S ESCAPE. Peoeekeo 750,000' 100 140 151 Pioneer 2,750,000! 100 iB5 William Waialua Co mn Williamson On Aeri 4,500,000 100 8) 9. AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N STEAMSHIP COMPANY. January 24 the launching took "WATERHOUSE TRUST" Wailuku 1,500.000! 100 place at Nagasaki of the Kitano Maru, Wainianalo 252.000 100 STOCK AND BOND BBOK&B. FROM NEW TOSS TO HONOLULU. WEEKLY SAILINGS VIA Waimea Sugar Mill"!!.' 125,000 100 r6 ' TEHUAN TEPEO now being built at the Mitsu Bishi Fort and Merchant Streets. M iscELLANEora 83 Merchant St. ' Yard for the Nippon Yusen Inter-Jslan- d 8 8 145 Company's 41st Street. South Kaisha. Co.... 1,50000 loo 1475a I freight received at all times at the wharf, Owing to a slight hitch in the launch- Haw Electric Co 500.000 100 14J FOE SALE Dion juyn. H R T A LCOPfd. Two ing process a serious disaster was nar- H R T A Co Com. . 1.150,0001 loo 7V" "". lots at College Hills. HONO OOo! FSOM SAN FRANCISCO TO HONO- FROM PUGET SOUND TO rowly averted. At 9 a. m. the rope Mutual Tel Co.. . 150 10 Two choice lots at Kaimuki. ( LULU. LULU DIRECT. was were Nahlku Rubber t'n... 60,000l loo a Dungalow at Wahiawa. cut and the stavs removed, Nahiku Rubber Co ... Asses, 100 t35 , A bungalow PLEIADES to sail 17 MEIXAN to APR. 1 but the vessel remained fast. While OKiL Co 4,000.000 lco 116 125 at Kaalawni ...... APRIL sail...... Hilo K R Co Modern MISSOURIAN to sail APRIL 15 strenuous efforts were being made to 1.000,000! 20 15J4 house and lot Yonnf tfA, Honolulu Brewing A Modern house and lot, Freight received at Company 's wharf, move the vessel, the T. K. K. steamer Malting Co Ltd 400 000 20 23K Kinau Street For further information apply to Haw l'o"."'.. ana Greenwich Street. Tenyo Maru, which was due at Naga- Piueapple 400,000 20 2i xiouse lot, napiolani Street. H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., saki day, came into sight. Great Bokds Amt. out If you want FROM HONOLULU TO BAN FRAN- Agents, Honolulu. that "Ships standing to rent your boa was caused by Haw Ter 4 p c (Fire come and see me. in CISCO. C. MORSE, excitement the fear P. that she might be struck by the vessel claims; S15.C0O 100 to sail APRIL 2 General Freight Agent. Haw Ter 4 p c ( Re- - PLEIADES ...... being launched, as the incoming steam funding. IQnn 600,100 er was approaching rapidly and soon Haw Ter i p c"J!!"! 1,000,000! ICO F. f naw 1,000,000 100 Albert Afong Ki-tan- g Sea" came abreast the ways which the Haw Terier4pc MATSON NAVIGATION CO. ni "" 1,044,000 H0 Maru was to run down. She Cal BtTit lug & Ref" 832 FORT STREET Stkednle S. 8. HILONIAN, in the direct service between San Francisco had only just cleared when the Kitang for three days may be easily uo ope ...m " 1,000,000 101 Maikuopc 225,000; 100 and Honolulu: . Maru, which had stuck on the slips for reached with a niefsage Hamakua Ditch Co J J J about twenty minutes, suddenly began UDDer Ditnh Ann 2on)oo! Arrive Honolulu. Leave Honolulu. Haw Com & Susrar" to move and glided down into the Co 5 n i 1 24r,.nnn APRIL 14 APRIL 20 water, crossing the track of the Tenyo By Wireless Haw much r A n'e. 325 fm! STOCK AND BOND BROKER Maru just two minutes Hilo R 8 Co 8 p C."'".. I.p:i0,000 94 MAY It MAY 18 after the lat Monotaa bug Co 6 p c 400.000 02 ,. i JUNE 9 JUNE 15 ter had passed. The cheers of th3 Hon R T Pn a t. 647 .non 109 spectators were interspersed with sighs Try It. Kahuku 6 p c 15,000! l'C Mcliryde Bug i'o 6 p "c 2.000,000! The S. S: Lurline of this line, carrying both freight and passengers sails of relief at the escape from disaster. ORAL uo 6 p c 2 000,000! Member Honolulu s - Stock and Boat' it. Oahu Siiflrnr Cn & r i 900 000 from this port for San Franeisco direct on or about Marcn 30th. Manila Times. .7., Olaa Sugar Co 6 l 1,250.000! ;f? u.. ; M . . . - . - i Exchange Passenger Bates to San Francisco First Cabin, $60. Round Trip, First PORT OF HONOLULU. CORK 500,000 108 CASTLE COOKE, LTD., Agents. Paia 6 p c .' '. f37.500 1100 Class, $110. noneer Mill coSpc 1,250,000 04 Waialua Ag Co 5 p c. .' 1,500,000 ARRIVED. ....100 ma FOR SALE. "J 81 Union-Pacif- ic BAGGAGE, SHIPPING, Wednesday, March 24. Phone Str. W. G. Hall, Thompson, from Ka 23.125 paid. 1 43 per cent. paid. Choice lots on Manoa Heights; go63 STORAGE, WOOD, uai, 6:45 a. m. Session Sales. water supply, view and soil. Your Claudme, Bennett, from Hilo and own terms. PACKING, COAL. Str. 5 Paia, 193: 5 Haw. Sr.r. Co.. 40: 15 Transfer Go., Ltd. Maui ports, 4:58 a. m. 29.50; 180 Lots in good healthy location Pa-lam- a, Ewa. Oahu Sug. Co., 32; 55 near at 58 DEPARTED. Haw. c. & 115. town. Best of terms. Lots in best residence section Ka-lih- i, MS KING ST. FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING. Between Boards. of O. S. S. Alameda, Dowdell, for San ranging in price from $300 to Francisco, 10 a. m. 176 Ewa, 29.50; 100 Waialua. 90: 28 $350 each. Terms $50 down and $10 ho.r I Am. sp. Falls of Clyde, Engalls, for Fioneer, 164; 200 Haw. Sug. Co., 40; per montn, without interest. A Gaviota, 4 p. m. Chas. Brewer & Co.'s 85 Oahu Siw. Co., 31.50; 100 Onomea. Lots at Nuuanu and Kapahula at kie"kf Phone 295. 63 Queen Street. Str. James Makee, McAllister, for 42.50. lowest prices. him Pearl Harbor, p. m. ' - HUSTACE-PEC- K COMPANY, LTD., NEW YORK LINE FOR RENT. DUE TODAY. Jil 3M A thoroughly renovated mos-quito-pr- General Contractors. T. K. K. S. S. Nippon Maru, from Classified Advertisements a ai ' cottage, fitted with gaa for Dealers in Crushed Rock, White Black ' Sand, San Francisco, 2 p. m. Regular line of .vessels plying be- cooking, and electric light on and Fire tween New" porcli; DUE TOMORROW. t " York and Honolulu. The near town. Rental $20 per 'Li Wood, Stove and Steam Coal, Blacksmith Coal, Hay, Grain , Bark NUUANU will sail from New WANTED. month. was Garden Soil and Manure. A.-- S. S. Pleiades, from San Fran- York for this port JULY" 15, 1909. AN experienced nurse to assist mother J. H. SCHNACK, 137 Merchant Street. A Draying and Heavy a cisco, a. m. Freight taken at lowest rates. in taking care of a young child. Per- Teaming Specialty. fetr a;: ' DUE SATURDAY. manent position in a good home. Ad- Olitfi dress P. O. Box 783, Honolulu, A.-H.'- S. For freight rates apply to Chas. Brew- stating VELOPM Virginian, from Seattle, experience, age, and Em co A a. m. er & Co., 27 Kilby Street, Boston; or salary required. MilID set Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd., Honolulu. 8307 indnj PASSENGERS. LIMITED Departed. CATDY' saleslady at Alexander Young IF I DONT HAUL YOUR TRUNKS ' STANGENWALD BUILDING Per 0.,S. S. Alameda, for San Fran- Professional Cafe. 8306 ventE cisco, March 24. Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Cards P. B. McSTOCKER - kille ert See, Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher, Miss SITUATIONS WANTED. Manager TI M. Krout, Mrs. Matthew, Mrs. Rule, DENTISTRY. BY Japanese cooks; vard boys. Japan- P. O. Box No. 268 Cable: Develop "burg Mrs. and Miss Schaefer, C, L. Greno DR. A. B. CLARK, Room 311, Boston ese Y. M. C. A., phone 1293. Box 843. glV BOTH and wife, Miss M. Beeher, Mr. and Building. 8307 jVW Mc-Intyr- e, Fi (f J) pS Mrs. Ski mall, Mr. and Mrs. Harry in I. 11 1 11 H. E. and J. H. MeCane, Mrs. CHINA PAINTING. WANTED TO LEASE. KAIMUKI XaTX Gordon, Miss Stanley, Miss G. driv Hull liz3 Smith, MRS. J. LISHMAN "MORE Classes in DWELLING (On the ridge, Kaimuki) M. M. O'Shaughnessy, Mrs. P. L. house containing at least china painting. Orders solicited. three bedrooms, bath and servants' LOTS 75x15011,250 SQUARE liusl Weaver, Mfs. J. II. 'Richards, F. W. Studio, Harrison block. Telephone FEET Mrs. Gearin quarters: within district bounded by Earn Fletcher, and daughter, 656. 7968 Kewalo, Streets curled and macadamized. W. G. Ehyne, Mr. Mrs. D. Makiki, Hastings streets and and W. B. WTilder avenue, Lots free of rock, clean, City Transfer Co, Lowe, Miss Casey, Miss L. Wassbett, Address, stating deep ret nil terms, Dwelling House, soil, ready for building. F. H. Carroll, Miss Casey, Wil- Advertiser that B. Mr. office. 8301 Electric lights and telephones. JAS. H. LOVE liams, Mr. and Mrs. Miller, Classified Advertisemenst A Mrs. Three minutes' walk from Rapid Kecks, Mrs. Washburn, S. D. Aldic-h-, FOR SALE. Transit cars. G. H. Meyer, R. II. Thompson, rival Miss OFFICES FOR RENT. A FOITR cylinder automobile. Inquire Magnificent Marine View Saunders. Mrs. L. Spencer. lire-proo- J. II. STAN f . A THE GENWALD' Only Hawaiian Garage. S307 Offlce 82 King Street, opp. Union Grill Phone 152 Howell and wife, Mrs. G. W. Hume, office building in city. W. M. MINTON, in J. J. cockett and wile, J. A. Donahue. One thousand acres of land at Muo-le- a, (Owner) Mrs. Annie E. Krebs, A. C. Kelley. ' No Agents. - city, ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING in the District of Hana, Island of 122 S. KING ST. VESSELS IS POET, Honolulu 's only up-to-da- te fire-pro- Maui. This land is suitable for the Tl fArmy and building; rent includes growing and cultivation of almost any to. A Uaw.l electric light, Iroquois, U. S. ser- product. The situation them LUGGAGE! LUGGAGE! station tug, Moses. hot and cold water, and janitor of it is less FOR RENT. 1 (Merchant Vessels.) vice. Apply the von Hamm-Youn- g than an hour's ride from the steamer ehild Personal attention given and re asonable rates. Transferred to any Dolbadarn Castle, Br. bk., Baxter, nitre Co., Ltd landing at Hana. Title the best. Residence of T. F. Palo-l-o M the city, and to and from in coming and outgoing steamers. Sedgwick on part cf ports, Aiar. j.o. For price and other particulars in- Heights. Beautiful view; bracing Na Foohng Suey, Am. bk., Willett, New quire of climate. fam' EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Telephone 181 or see me, 202 COMES EXPRESS CO. Phone 298. York, Mar. 15. 320 JOHN P. COLBTJRN. McCandless Building. tlit--r JA PANES j male and female Hyades, Am. s.s., Alwen, Seattle, for anv W. L. HOWARD. 3iarcn za. work. 1128 Union street; phone 579. 8305 FURNISHED ROOMS. Klikitat, Am. bkt., Cutler, Lud- - Port COOL, and commomoua; well furnish Soil at low, juarcn iy. THE inest Lowest Prices ed; mosquito-proo- t. Helen's MAJESTIC Mary E. Foster, Am. COTTAGES, Mrs. Cas- - Court sehr., Wilier, Port with board. J. 1124 Adams Lane. 806' Corner Fort and Beretania, Sachs SEE US AT ONCE. ownsena, Mar. a. sidy, 2005 Kalia road, Waikiki. Block Mohican. Am. bge., Page, San Fran- S133 SECOND-HAN- D CLOTHING. cisco, Feb. 15. HIGHEST prices paid for gentlemen's FURNISHED APARTMENTS-SING- LE St. Katherine. Am. bk.. TTprbcrt first-clas- s BOOMS t)R SUITES bat Honolulu Construction and Graying Co., Ltd. ' ROOM AND BOARD. discarded clothing, 1040 Mar. 1. .Xmianu St. Send mosquito-proo- postal, call, or Mrs. C. and S. G. Wilder, Am. TWO large f rooms, with A. Blaisdell Proprietress OFFICE OPPOSITE IRWIN & CO., FORT ST. TELEPHONE 281. bkt., Jackson, San phone 1368. 8300 rrancisco, March 18. board, in private family; suitable for two eonples. "W. G." this offiee. RING iHE MAILS. 8306 FOR RENT. a cci UP 316 Mails ate due from the following FURNISHED cottage suitable for two; points as follows: three rooms and bath; 1258 Young St. The Burroughs Adder bain San Francisco Per Nippon . 8307 lor Maru ' out today. will do everything any other ma- Orient Per Chiyo Maru, March 29. FURNISHED rooms on the beach near tion Vancouver Per Makura. Apr. 2. Diamond Head. Mrs. W. L. Wilcox. chine will do, and mure. lavita Colonies Per Aorangi March 8306 If you are moving or going away. 31. SENT ON THIRTY DAYS TRIAL Mails will depart for the following points as follows: COTTAGE in Fern Place, either fur- CTUl THE PACIFIC RUSSIAN BRASSES nished or unfurnished. Inquire of Jo nt San Francisco Per Alameda, today. Orient Mrs. Lack. 8305 uppi Exquisite Per Nippon Maru, Mar. 26. The Commercial Advertiser Writing and Vancouver Aorangi. Waterhouse Co. SSets. Per Mar. 31. DWELLING 3634 Xunami Ave., arove smoking Colonies Per Maknra. Arr. 3 at the Postoffice at Honolulu, Trays in Copper, Cande School. Apply rear Xo. 44 School, JUDD BUILDING Entered S305 T. F., as second-clas- s matter. labra, Lanterns, TRANSPORT SERVICE. Possession given April 1. -- Sconces, Boxes Bnford, at San Francisco. . ind fp Jewel SUBSCRIPTION RATES: and Knockers. Crook, at San Francisco. FUTJNISHED front room for two peo- ple, with board. Apply to Mrs. ese Ci Dix, sailed from Honolulu for Manila year .$12.00 Anapuni Advertising .Rates on Application. HAWAII & SOUTH jwaren 4. Wm. T. Patv, 1641 street. WAY -t- 323 STEIN & SONS Tf Polished every morning except Sun- j." SEAS CURIO CO. Logan, sailed from Honolulu for Ma mla, March 19. AND OTHER PIANOS. . numc day by the a.!.rl (Under Electric Sign) HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO., LTD. Sherman at Nan i"anisnn. LOST. THAYER PIANO CO. Sunt Sheridan, departed from Manila for COLLIE; answers to - . . - "Nile." Five to Ton Holt Block, No. 65LSouth King St. BEAD THE ADVERTISER TT t r 156 Hotel Street. Phone tit Com - - - . Manager iionoiuiu, 3iar. lo. dollars reward at Haw'n Hotel office. C S. CRANE WORLD'S NEWS DALLY Thomas, at San Francisco. 8307 TUNING PUAJUkNTXXD. if

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HONOLULU, HAWAII TEEMTOBY, THXTESDAY, MAECH 25, 1909.

& i? . f ? K1 a? if K J?" if js j? f? jP jS . ' s i Letters From the People 1

" of .2 J J J & .4 . . jt ts ,S 4 , jt . 4 jt . jt . M3) Wealth THE EACE FACTOE IN EDUCATION, lack of persistent effort; and that the . hairiswealth Editor Advertiser: A verv pertinent ?'1,itj?.,chili is Faith-- What f iu dihgenee and effort, give to Advertising Has Done espe-- query the mind one sincere indeed, that arises in of j the othej. races that training and eom. observing educational work in a cosmo- - prehension that tha American child fre- - politan school-populatio- n is this What J qnentlr fails to secure. Pman. , If your So' he children American, Hawai are the reactions of these children, of . for Pears Soap hair falls out, is sueh diverse nationalities, to the sehool ! ri"ade, "roc reans. . etc.. in anv eiven too thin, or is los- curriculum f Is the same curriculum . Droaress srenerallv. tocrether. a.nd the ing its color, use equally good for all of them! Do the race factor so . far as mental aptitude The original Andrew Pears was a Cornishman children of one xace progress as rapid- is concerned, is negligible. is elaimed support do It by some, who who kept small ly through this fixed curriculum as their statements with ample proof, that a shop in London, making soap in a those of another! In brief of what this popular belief in the scholastic small importance, in education, is this race handicap of non-whit- e races is untrue. way. He began to advertise on a scale un- factor! It is claimed by such that the differ- heard of, in those times. business, Before can even par- ences between the home and the school, The as a con- this question be just enumerated, have no appreciable MairVigor tially answered several important qual- effect upon school work. The child is sequence, grew too rapidly for one man to handle. ifications must be understood. ' In the not handicapped in the mode, or in the It will remove all dandruff, first place, our school curriculum is es- number of modes of expression. The conclusion from these statements is, The policy of the company was, and is, to make sentially Anglo-Saxo- n, and will give you thick, long, and predominatingly however, the same as that previously .glossy, and beautiful hair. Its ideas and ideals, its subject-matte- r given, namely that the children of all advertisements as attractive as possible, regardless of Accept no Be and expression forms are those nationalities progress with general uni- substitute. of the English people. ' So, at the very formity of promotion, through the cost. Their advertising to date, has cost over grades. " uro you get Averts Hair outset, we find this great difference be- If we deny this statement if we $15,000,000 advertising that has made the soap Vigor, and preserve the rich- tween the child whose home is English, claim that the children of different ness and luxuriance of your and the child whose home is, for ex- races have markedly different mental world-famou- s. ample, Chinese. The sehool work of ability then we must eonfess that the system chil- - "hair to an advanced period the English child continues and supple- - sehool which forces these r ra n 4- r v tna coma o m nn f r lrnrlr One of the greatest successes was the use of life. ments the homejife of that child. The in the game length of time u radically fnpmi by Dr. J. C. Ayw Co.. lows! lut, U.S.A. home and the school unite in giving wrong. of Sir John Millas' picture entitled "Bubbles". a comparatively unbroken training, the j If the Chinese and the Japanese ean ! HOLLISTER DrtUu CO. AGENTS language, the general atmosphere, the PgM at a markedly faster rate than Another picture that of the white child, or the Hawaiian, then the baby reaching from a ideals of the one are also those of the is not put them a!l in P20DTJCTS OF it fair to the bath-tu- b, for other. The child is "at home" in same room and grade, some restrained, Pears' Soap, was originally entitled, "A school With the Chinese child, however, some lagging. of a very different condition exists. The Pushing this assertion of racial men- Knight the Bath", and failed to "catch on". An difference to" logical conclusion language of the home is not the lan- tal its we arrive at the segregation of ach astute advertising man changed the wording to "He guage sehool; and Love's Bakery of the the habits race in its own school, moving at -- its customs, the general atmosphere, the own racial rate of progress. The con- Won't Be Happy Till He Gets It", and its popularity ideals of the school are not those of ditions become those now actually in the home. The school is a strange practise in certain portions of the became phenomenal. SiAcbiaa-manafaetorc- d Ooodi; Bktd place, and the statements that "teach- South, where the negro goes to one er" makes are not necessarily the school, and the white to another. same as those that the father and An interesting problem, suggested by Gladstone once exclaimed, to illustrate a large mother ' make. The child has two the above considerations, is this: At Bchools, which are unconsciously more what age, in an individual, do the char- numerical quantity, "They are as numerous as the Saloon Pilot r.r Ipsa antagonistic. Even, under the acteristic mental traits of that individ- - best of educational policies, the school ual's raee first appear! The answer be advertisements of Pears' Soap!" tends to somewhat alienate the ehild comes a determinant 01 consiaeraDie Pilot and from the home, and this is most true importance in education supe-educatio- n chil- is busi- when the home is of a race-eharact- The general of So it with the history of every successful entirely different from that of the dren is notorious we have been train- Soda Crackers sehool. ing juvenile minds in adult terms a ness advertising is at the root of its success. By Secondly, the language of the school foolish hothouse system that is slowly mxt tot Hie by tiie foUowtng Iran: is English. Not only must the Chinese being replaced by the motor-activit- y "advertising", we mean RIGHT ADVERTISING. hild comprehend and master the ideas education. The boy of twelve represents man a thousand years ago, and MAY & CO. and ideals of a foreign people, but he the of HENRY must do so in a foreign language. The his training should be correspondingly Let us have a talk. , J. M. LEVY & CO. handicap is double. Not only the spirit primitive and physical. Too commonly of the institution, but the form Gf the he is trained as if he were in full pos & CO. - d, T. H. DAVIES schooling, is foreign. The Chinese boy, session or the contemporaneous- race-min- H. HACKFELD & CO. who sneaks his own language at an into which heritage he does pot C. DAY & CO. times outside of sehool hours, must reaiiy come umu lae miuuie f"uu ui Chas. Co., J. his adolescence The R: Frazier nace American lad. who keenI X with the GONSALVES & CO. speaks only the language of the school. The consensus of opinion is that 1 King Street These conditions existing, one might racial mental differences do not appear 22 Phone 371 easily conclude that the white child as distinctive until adolescence, and progresses much more rapidly in his are thus, from the viewpoint of the studies than those of other nationali- elementary school, negligible. ties. Familiar with the vernacular, ac- The race faetor in elementary educa- customed to the general ideas of the tion, therefore becomes a matter of school, for they coincide with those of minor importance, and the school in Models; Exclusive Designs. gen- Latest his ho'me, he should uniformly surpass which varied races progress with his schoolmates of other nations, who eral uniformity though the grades vari- MISS ROWER labor under this double drawback. ations being individual and not racial amply justifies itself. Indeed, its means the whole thing as a sarcasm, BTJUiDING. But, to our surprise, we find that but again answering as he were in BOSTON case. Inves pupils, from their very diversity, learn if such is by no means the earnest, I beg leave to say that I al- tigation reveals the white boy unconsciously a broad humanitarianism. that - ways have thought that government Is does not mentally outstrip in his school surmounting race prejudice, and mak- MRS. races, established for the general welfare DUNN work. the bovs of other inaeea, ing ior iuu tiummi.. at least, is so said in the immortal the converse is very frequent, and we VAUGHAN McCAUGHEY. it in any grade Declaration of Independence. A gov- find that the best scholars ernment is established to give all an BOOKS i A WORD WITH "EMPLOYER." Announces Exhibit of are of other raees. an unexpected con- equal opportunity, and not for the pur- ftercHQBi sireeis Our analysis of this Honolulu, T. H., March 24, 19W. one in- ftieofu us is combined pose, primarily, for protecting dition shows that there Advertiser: In yesterday terest or any to the detriment with the "superior mental powers" of Editor interest Brown 8c Lyon Co. child, a very frequent morning's Advertiser I notice a brief of aJL The great Lincoln said that IMPORTED AND ORIGINAL the white school the Republican believed in communication, signed by "Employ- party the man and in the dollar, but in any con- er," on Hie fifty-dolla- r salary question flict between the, .man and the dollar, MODELS Let UsTaKcCareof Your about teachers. When reading it, I it believed in the man. i could not, for the life of me, have Again, he says, "The prices of these AND MILLINERY NOVELTIES the ! Hair 1 gumption enough to know whether the thines, like all others, are regulated ill by law of supply and demand, and was in jest or in earnest. If the 'writer if the present force will not do the as a sarcasm, he is eer- - MES. DOEIS E. PAEIS he intended it work for the prices offered, there are for the spring and summer season RFST tainly clever. He has used his jesting others in abundance who will be only desires to notify the ladies of Hono phrase with the appearance of earnest- too glad to take their places." I am she has secured tne services Nineteen Hundred and Nine lulu that ness. At the risk of being laughed at, benighted enough to differ from "Em- of an expert Hairdresser from San ployer" in his economic theory. Hu- Francisco and is now prepared to make I shall treat the communication as if man welfare is not like chattels gov- I1AIRDRESSING in all the latest fash REMEDY it were in earnest. erned by the law of supply and de- ions a specialty in her establishment If he be in earnest, his economic mand. If the people of the United hair that makes I.,,,,, - apply to Tammany Remember it's the ideas are of a long, by-gon- e age, and States would the and have it dressed in the leader for a president, no doubt the Dunn's Hat Shop, the hat, Women-Lyd- Pink-ham- 's belong age of latest mode before purchasing your For ia E. his moral ideas to the Tammany boss would willingly supply Fort Street. Easter millinery. Vegetable Compound savagery. Might I ask the writer, if an abundant series of Presidents at You can also have a delightful earnest, does he care how his horse five thousand dollars a year instead of Shampoo (wet or dry), a perfect Man Xoah, Ky. " I was passing through seventy-five- . One cou!4 go out in the Change of Life and suffered from lives, or his ox lives, or his dog lives, icure. and a soothing Facial. Massage, the or. if he have a child, does he care streets of Honolulu and find plenty of a.11 give one a com headaches, nerrous men would take the governorship of whieh tend to and who teaches it? In the older slave who well-kep- year, and ortable. t feeling. Erostration, days, the mastT and mistress cared for fifteen hundred dollars a i Treatment. jump at the chance. The fact is. ac- Scalp Specialist, Facial Pink-ham- 's much even how their slaves lived. "Lydia E. verv role, all the ITairdressing, Marcel Wave, Shampoo Vegetable When he asks the question. "Who ever cording to "Employer's" ing. Expert Manicuring for ladies and Compotmdmademe heard cf an employer caring how the higher positions of life could easily be gentlemen. well and strong, so employe may "manage to live!" he (Continued on Page Ten.) Thone 491 for appointment at office, that I can do all my strikes at the very root of things. The liotel or residence. housework, and at- bitter cry of children may answer his tend to the store question. When factory production and post-offic- e, and began in England, more than a hun- FOOD A KWONG HING CHONG CO. Ifeel muchvounger dred years ago, the same question was FOR YEAR than I really am. The greed of man time mnK- - asked. at that Meats 300 lbs. "Lydia women and children at the CHINESE GRASS LINENS, i most worked Milk 240 atf. ham's Vegetable Compound is the age of six and eight years, four- Silk Silk LADIES' SHIRTWAISTS. PONGEE. successful remedy for all junas oi tender Butter 100 lbs. Silk Embroidered Screens, Ladies' and Babies' Jackets, and feel that I can teen hours a day, doing infinite dam- Fggf ...... 27 doz. CHRISTMAS GIFTS. female troubles, I Silk-Crep- age to future generations. That sys- Vegetables. 500 lbs. Fran.es, Silk and e Shaw's, Linen Centerpieces and nerer praise it enough." ilKS. Lizzie , Picture Noah, Ky. tem has cost England dear in the 1024 NTJUANTJ STREET IIoixaxd, This represents a fair ration for Ivory-things- The Change of Life is themostcntical of her population. The en Doilies, Japanese Towels, Japanese Silk Umbrellas and Tarasols, period of a woman's existence, and lightened philanthropist of England a man for one year. neglect of health at this time invites began to care how their employes But some people eat and eat and all kinds. Removal Notice disease and pain. lived, and it has taken three hundred yet grow This means a WomeneverywhereshouldrememDer different acts of Parliament, from that thinner. to defective digestion and unsuitable The TOWNSEND UNDERTAKING that there is no other remedy known time to this, to see bow the factory Kapiolani medicine that will so successfully carry hands live. The most enlightened food. A one-doll- ar bottle of CO. has removed from the trying period as ilock to the RUST ACE BLOCK, Nos women through this commonwealths of the United States E-- Vegetable Com- '9-7- 1 Lydia Pinkham's pursued, and are pursuing, the South Beretania street, opposite native roots and have Sachs' store. pound, made from same policy as that of England. It is Scott's Emulsion rl)S USd. lie been curing a living question of the backward For 30 rears it has States in the United States now, of equals in nourishing properties women from the worstf orms of female inflammation, ulceration, dis- the State to care for how their work- ten pounds of meat. Your Nuuanu, above Hotel. ills irregulars er? live. physician can tell you how it placements, fibroid tumors says. ties, periodic pains, backache, and The writer of that brief article does it. Coca Cola nervous prostration. "Our main industry has to foe looked you would like special advice after before ail else; that's what our Send this advertisement together with name of If governmerit is for. not to bother their paper in which it appears, your litres and four cents cover postage, and we will send you Beveragei -- - m. m to a Most Refreshing of to JJirs uas irmuri; h.l "Complete Handy Atlas of the World"' :: letter riwiuaiufree, a Tins z "Advertiser," World's News Daily Lynn, Mass. Her advice is ftv dollars month." senteiwe SCOTT & BOWXE. 409 Pearl Street. New York Read the HAWAIIAN SODA WORKS. and always helpful. forces me to believe that "Employer" 10 LETTERS FROM 3C 2C1 THE PEOPLE Tailoring erchant (Continued from Page Nine.) letter Than supplied from the gutter and the saloon. I can not help believe, Mr. Editor, Sure Sorry that I am striking at empty air in this business, but I am willing to be NOW SHOWING smiled at if it all be a jest. TEACHER. Suit Lengths Honolulu, March 22, 1909. Chemical Fire Engine, 40 Gallons Capacity 80 Editor Advertiser: What a disgrace it is to read such a verdict of the Corenor European Suitings jury that sat at the inquest of the death of Harold Waterman the poor little boy 5 0 No Two Alike that was killed by a hack a couple of (m fR fife fW'iWi nights past. It is a disgrace to see Mr. Swahn, late cutter for S, Both, is in charge of our what a verdict they came to. Why 6--0 Tailoring Department. ( the idea of saying that he Harold Wat- mj sbn wa erman came to his death by accident! EXPERT GARMENT MAKERS ONLY EXPLOYED hj Have you ever heard of such a thing? Inspection to our Grand Line of Suitings is We Invite I would like to know if any of the men who sat at said Corenor 's inquest and Fire. Extinguisher that gave such a verdict happened to '.3S L. B. & Go., Ltd. be in the hack at the time that said Kerr "accident," as they say, happened, or The Ifflost Economical STEEET. ALAKEA at any place near by, to see if it was an "aeeident?" And if not, how in Protector from disaster by the name of God could they say .that it

are so sure .1 was an accident. If they , 3 t5 sunk that it was one as they say, they must V eat.iijaj 1 til! certainly know who the driver is and 1 the number of the hack, and if they n m A were not anywhere near the place that Boon to the Housekeeper The Merchant the accident happened how could they come to such a verdict? 10 SIZES ALL COLORS! This way of coming to a verdict 1 SUPERIOR CIGAE. A MOST ELEGANT SMOKE. A should say, as well as good many of us, The is a fraud; it is a disgrace to the ones Manager & antati LEWIS CO., LTD. that came to such a verdict. DISTRIBUTORS FOE THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. Where is such a law that such a thing THE TOBACCO PALACE. like a verdict of accident should be Manager Pullar of Honomu Writes: STEEET. ' TELEPHONE 240. 159 KING brought? Where the men that sat at "Our new warehouse had a very narrow escape of being burned down on the said inquest at the place that the Tuesday night. The lime got on fire. Fortunately, the gave accident took place! Where the men watchman the that sit to the jury did not see what alarm before it had made much headway, and we were able to get the fire! took place? If not, they should be more out before there was much damage done. WILLCOX & GHBBB eareful to come to such a quick conclu- "The Badger Fire Extinguishers are the right thing and a pretty lively sion as they did in this case of Harold. fiie can be controlled by their use. There were about 150 bbls. of lime in the It is well enough of course that we Automatic all who sit on a jury cannot be at the house. We kept the flames in check with the extinguishers and moved the place where such things do happen like lime out n o the road.- - has past in this Harold case but it is "HONOMU SUGAR CO., come dif- Sewing their duty to bring and to a "Honomu, March 12, 1909. Wm. ferent conclusion as to what they came Pullar, Mgr." to in this case as accident. Ts that the only word they could find? Could they Machines say that he (Harold) came to his death by being carelessly run over and killed Ail sizes in stock; orders promptly filled. LIGHT-EUNNIN- G by a hack driven by a man unknown NO NOISE ' ' and that said man should be found by the Police Department and after the said is be prose- Styles Same as or man found he should i Two Cut cuted for been responsible for the death JJB Ma Drop Case of Harold Wraterman? Then the public would feel a little better to see that Sole Agent COMPLETE, WITH ALL some of our good citizens are taken care Building; ATTACHMENTS - of the good will of the community. Room 400, Judd Phone SO I should say that such a verdict are "and should be taken up by the Grand Ode CASH OB INSTALMENTS Jury and let them see what they could in see for themself as to such a verdict Corenor came to. that the jury Hawaii a few years ago ? Well ; we 1 I should think that it was the Core- E. O. Hal Son, Ltd. nor 's duty to wait for a report from the have, and how many are working in WHEN HER a Police Department as it is nothing but the plantation f Not one! BI Take the. Passenger Elevator Second Floor. a careless piece of work on part of the They may be loyal to America, as driver that was driving said hack that he says, but what we want "are men B night. may be loyal Now another thing the Sheriff or the loyal to the cane; they A Woman Finds All Her Energy and luchers -- - L A N A I SHADES- Mayor should and are to do is to enforce to America but not to the cane of Ambition Slipping Away. We have just received a new shipment of the VUDOR POBCH SHADES, a law compelling each and every hack Hawaii. Of course there are good to have in large white paint the num- many negros in the Southern States Honolulu women know how the aches whieh are so well known in island homes. They are so constructed that thej ber of the hack in the back part of and come when kidneys In black kid, tan and white.. that are loyal to the cane of the South pains that the will keep all sun out of lanais, but do not keep out the light or air. These are the seat so that any one could see the fail make life a burden. Backache, hip Latest, most fashionable lasts. the kind which last. number after the hack has passed by but those men will not come to Ha- J. HOPP & CO. pains, headaches, dizzy spells, distress- un-- j yon, "and at night thejr should have a waii. they wanted to come why In quality and workmanship 185 King Street. Lexers & Cooke Building If ing urinary troubles, all tell of sick light in such a way that the number they come when Mr. Booker T. surpassed. could be seen something similar as some didn't kidneys and warn you of the stealthy to investigate of the Automobiles have (some of Vasbington came here approach of diabetes, dropsy and COME AND SEE THEM them); then of course something may the negro labor proposition? No! Bright 's disease. Doan's Backache. be able to be traee up by the Police They paid no attention to his report Kidney Pills permanently cure all these disorders. Here's proof of it in Department or by any citizen that is and his report was not favorable for around. Until such law is not informed a Honolulu woman's words: L. Ayau Co. by the Sheriff or by the Mayor the so the negros to come here. I cannot see Mrs. Emma Vieira, of King street, Shoe m. called accident will never be traced. why he (Smith) suggests Hawaii for Honofulu, Hawaii, says: "For three Nuuanu, Near King Street P Get busv Sheriff, get busy Mayor and the future home of the negros that he or four years my back aehed terribly, do something in order to be able to trace has reference to. What is the matter in fact so bad that I could not describe n M n up things and get after such drivers of with Smith suggesting New Orleans! the misery I endured. I finally receiv- hacks and also of automobiles, other- New Orleans is very short of labores ed relief through the use of Doan 's wise we will have to go and make our now and she have been for the past Backache Kidney Pills, procured at the home in a safer place than Honolulu, in years and the proof is that lots of Hollister Drug Co. I heartily recom- mend remedy to anyone having Union Electric Go. a place where there are no hacks and Porto Ricans labores . have been this Makes more bread no automobiles, say like the Midway shipped from Porto Rico to New Or- backache or other kidney disorders." are Island. , leans and. they (in New Orleans) arc Doan 's Backache Kidney Pills I hope the Grand Jury will take the still asking and looking for more. For sold by all druggists and storekeepers and less matter and show that they will protect what reason do they want Porto Ricans at fifty cents per box (six boxes $2.50) REMOVED requires our poor little boys and even us grown or will be mailed on receipt of price in New Orleans? Are they better HARRISON BLOCK people that walk the streets. than the negros or is the labor popu- by the Hollister Drug Co., Honolulu, Kneading. . . . Yours trulv, lation in the Southern states short? wholesale agents for the Hawaiian Is- - C. F. COLLTNS. Now let Mr. Smith answer those ques- lands. tion. Remember the name, Doan's, and Iff Editor Advertiser: Allow me to ask He says in part: A negro, fed well take no substitute. you to publish this letter in answer and treated halfway decent is the in e. YOUR to the one published the other morn- most reliable plantation worker GROCER HAS IT AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- . ing from Mr. Smith of Fresno in your GENERAL Yes that might be; but does Mr. PAPER & SUPPLY CO. Advertiser. Smith expect the plantation to pay Robert Innes Liliie, His suggestion as 'to negro labor them at the rate they are paying la- REPAIRS FORT lAND QUEEN STREETS may be all right to him but there are bores now and feed them besides? No expect smaller Resident Manager. perhaps a few things Mr. Smith not much or those he a that payment say $12 per month and meals, is not aware of. SILENT BARBER SHOP ROBINSON Does he know that if so T would to know who are the BUILDING, QUEEN STREET. negros were shipped from the states to negros of the states thsit will work for CARRIAGES OR AUTOMO- Jos. Fernandez, Prop. Telephone t hat, the Porto Rican labores are work- BILES. 564. ing for $20 per month and mantain themself with family but I doubt that FIRST-CLAS- IN EVERY RESPECT Smith will find any Southern ne- Facial Massage Hot Baths Mr. W. W. WRIGHT & CO. WaVituql gros for that price; in another hand HOTEL ST., BET. FORT & BISHOP 1 am sure that they of course will KING, NEAR SOUTH STREET Headaches Arc Unnecessary Why Endure Them agree to come to Hawaii for perhaps Constipation much smaller wages but what is there HONOLULU IRON WORKS REGAL No one endures a headache mind when they leave home to come RAMBLER and willingly, but merely through a dislike to take May be permanency overcomeljy nedicine, for fear it may be harmful. proper to Hawaii? Yes I know: they will COMPANY. And is personal efforts witMHe assistance land here but not in the plantation but it wise to be careful about the medicine one takes, for TJ. Machinery, Black Pipe, Galvanized " health h of the one truly Ijenejicial laxative bound for th? Pearl Harbor S. gov AUTOMOBILES ery precious. works; they of course will take the Pipe, Boiler Tabes, Iron and Steel, En reticdy, Syrup oftigs andtJuVr ojSenn, gineers' Supplies. For nearly twenty years millions of people have been relying on advantage of the Free trip. wkicK enables one io form regular No Hawaii can get along without OFFICE Nuuanu Street. Steams' kabt& daily so that assistance to na- negros we have enough blacks now in , WORKS Kakaako. H. A. WILDER : : : Agent Headache Wafers ture may be gradually dispensed v"ifr this 'Paradise let it b? a Paradise of to give them relief from aehisjr heads: thev have never Hisann;nf,i tUn,. vdien no longer needed the best of white and not a Paradise of blacks. as Hawaiian Tsland wants la- Y. WO SING & CO. they are made' today from the same pure, simple ingredients as at and remedies, wben Yeauircd, to When the first; are assist bores she know where to get them and Family Grocers they have more friends than ever 1186-118- 8 before. fiatare and not to sap)plant the nalur. them. NTJTJANU STREET Therefore, you are how to get exercising proper care when you take Steams' Headache d functions, vruch must depend ulti If we wants nogros lets get negros Wafers, for you are Fresh KING STREET, NEAR BETHEL using what millions of others have 'tried and proved best moteiy upon proper houti.shment, from the Danish Westtndian Island, Don't endure or Croix CALIFORNIA FETJIT8 Phone 76 the headache; be kind to yourself take Steams' Headache right living generally. Snt. Thomas Snt. such negros proper efforts,awd workers are men Wafters. And see that you get STEARNS ' the genuine. To are hard and that are get its beneficial effects, alwaja use to work for small wages; while F. O. Box 952 - - Telephone 2SS buy the genuine the Porto Rican emmigration few of J. M. Levy & Co. those men came and they happened ta HAWAIIAN SyrufflgSEiixir'f Senna be slrpped to Olaa plantation and to SOUVENIR JEWFI RY ttianufactwred by tilt hear the lunas of said plantation talk BEST of theifi it made any one feel proud ongo Centennial's swtp-moDEkat- E peioe ifoST in California to have such men around; one of them c is si ill at Olaa his name is Sacaria Flour r 121 Hotel Street woman-- s exchange "Fig Syrup Co. only Francis. SOLD Br ALL LEADING DRUGWSTS Yours trnlv. " ROOFING HENRY MAY & CO.. UD. one sue p.ty, regular price 50 Bottl (r A. E. MINVIELLE. LEWERS & COOKE, LTD. PHONE 22. THE PACIFIC COMMEBCIAL ADVERTISES, HONOLULU, THUESDAT, MARCH 25, Xt

CAMPAIGN TQ iSPECTION Exclusiveness and originality are the prevailing notes characterizing our KILL MOSQUITOES DAIRIES . Alp3mi3 How milk Board of Health Men Have the Various Milk Depots Waged a Constant Are Kept by the Warfare. Owners. Just pure milk without Dr. J. S. B. Pratt, general health and An interesting report on the dairies sanitary officer of the Board of Health of Honolulu was presented at yester- in his report to the board for the day's meeting of the Board of Health germs or dirt. Evap- month of February states that the by Food Commissioner Duncan. The re-K- rt health of the district was somewhot was referred to a committee to orated and sterilized. better than in January. Some of the frame rules and regulations. The report was as follows: new eases of sickness which he visited, The were of young children matter of sanitation and the suffering from proper inspection of dairies has recently stomach and intestinal trouble due to teen made a matter of investigation m improper feeding. Honolulu. In order that the .Hoard of He stated that a lot of vegetables Health may know just what has Leon to improve ASK YOUR GROCER and fruits were condemned done the Honolulu supply, I FOR IT during the Leg. to present a short report aeaang month ranging from pears and onions with some of the important aspects 01 to pumpkins and 'figs. the subject. Meats from our shop have J. Venhuizen, in charge of the mos- There are no laws and rules and reg- a better ulations quito campaign presented th follow- governing the sanitation of dairies and the sanitary handling and ing report: flavor than that sold distribution of milk. Tnese usually pre- in On account of the recent :rains the cede any attempt to improve dairy con- breeding places have multiplied in such ditions and we were, therefore, compel- led to begin our work spe- numbers that I beg to eall special at- without any other shops. cific ideal in view other than to first tention to the great necessity of im- - correct some of the most insanitarv proving, and increasing the present I practices and conditions. Even with It's foree instead of taking off the fores I tne handicap of no rules, etc., to guide entireJv as I am informed will be done us a iuu'ng was made toward the Going i io METROPOLITAN MEAT CO., LTD. general improvement of conditions in And you will need a watch in good on account of lack of funds. The great' t(lo aii nf .h w value of the campaign against mosqui- terview and correspondence, some of the Hum order to keep tab on the busy timf Telephone 45. toes has been clearly demonstrated by largest dairymen assured me that t the work accomplished during the nine in clean milk and would volun- ahead. I have a good, new stock of tarily cooperate with the Board of months ending February 2S, 1909. Health in improving conditions. A watches to select from and a good workman to keep Numerous statements have been filed number of dairies were improved and in this, office from districts wherj the undesirable features abandoned. The your watch in order. campaign has been carried on, of the Legislature of 1907 provided a milk and dairy inspector and in July, 190", lessening of in- mosquitoes and in some this man began work, first under the stances the pest is reported to be rare- supervision of President Pinkham, la- Cor. Fort ly seen. Such voluntary statements ter under the building and plumbing H. Culman, and Hotel TOILET. . sjeak volumes toward the work being inspector and, finally, during the past carried on. year, entirely under my charge. With CARBOLIC...... the appointment of a dairy inspector Not only should the mosquito be con- the work of improving sanitary condi- PINE TAR...... sidered as a nuisance ' and discomfort tions, method of milking and care of LAXO SCOURING... but one of health, as it is well known milk has gone steadily forward; lag- ging somewhat at times because, with- & 1 that this vicious day mosquito bitter LMIIxIDO COLGATE'S WILLIAMS' out laws or rules to fall back upon, we J. termed the yellow mosquito or BARBER'S... fever had 110 effective method to push the (Stegomyia fasciata) is a common car- work. In spite of this the present con- Outfitter and Furnisher rier of disease and should be guarded ditions of our dairies will compare most COMPLETE LINES OF FURNISHING GOODS ' against, particularly at time when favorably with that of any city of its this size. HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS AND V ALICES, GLOVES. TIES, we have a service steamers regular of To systematise the work of inspection SHIRTS, ETC. e erfames plying between this port and the Mexi- and to keep a detailed reeord of each DEPOT FOB THE BOSS OF THE KOAD OVERALLS Collates can border thus plaeing these islands, dairy I have inaugurated a system of OREGON BLOCK, 152 HOTEL ST. Opposite the Young Hotel subject to the infection of the dreaded semiannual reports of our dairy inspec- tions. From these reports 1 beg to call disease, the yellow fever. your attention to some of the improved AND TOILET WATERS I would suggest that a few thousand conditions in our forty-fou- r dairies: copies of bulletin No. C, entitled "Mos- Thirty-seve- n have cement 'floors in milking sheds. I Residents of Hawaii I quitoes in Hawaii", by D. L. Van Dine, the TO 22 dairies the milkers wash their CONTEMPLATING A VISIT issued In SEATTLE by the Hawaii Agricultural and hands before milking. during the time of the Exhibition, June 1 to October IS, will rind Experiment Station be printed o' other- In 26 dairies the udders of the cows it to their advantage to call at the rooms of the wise obtained and mailed to the resi are cleansed. I dents of Honolulu. This 1 believe would Jn 25 dairies the floors are swept HAWAII PROMOTION COMMITTEE give the average xerson an idea of what daily, can be done in a campaign against mos in 19 dairies the floors are washed and register, in order that assistance may be rendered them In se-- quitoes, if each one will do his own daily. curing desirable hotel accommodation. part in keeping his own premises free In 17 dairies the floors are washed (ll;;:..;;-;--- : STORE from breeding places. occasionally. F. R. Nugent, dispenser at the Free In 36 dairies the walls, ceilings, etc., Complete information as to Hotel Bates, Steamship and Hallway etc. Dispensary reported among other mat- are kept free from dust, Fares on file. 29 the stables are white- I 93 and 95 King Street. ters that came to his attention during In dairies February that there were 1707 eye washed semiannually. treatments. This is the result of the In 9 dairies the stables are white- RETAILER OF GOODS FOR THE HOUSEHOLD. campaign against trachoma. Among washed annually. the nationalities treated for all manner In 6 dairies the stables aTe not white-- ! HE of ailments were 214 Portuguese, 56 washed. 42 In regard to pure water supply, uni- - FRENCH LAUNDRY - Koreans, 55 Hawaiians, Porto J. 'ABADIE, Proprietor Ricans. 32 Part Hawaiians. 24 Ameri-can- s, versally considered one of the indis- 13 Chinese, 11 Spanish, 11 Japa- pensable conditions for dairies, we have Finest class of laundering; all work dose by band. Laces, nese, 7 British, 7 German. 5 Irish, 4 to report that 39 dairies use city water, Gloves, Feathers cleaned thoroughly and promptly. Tourist work Norwegian, 1 negro, 1 Australian. 3 use well water and 2 use spring water. a specialty. The spring and well water supply has 258 BERETANIA. NEAR EMMA - - - PHONE 1491 leen investigated and found to be not 3I liable to contamination. New and Stylish Hats OFFICIAL- - REPORT OH Regarding disposition of manure, at the time the report was written, all dairies removed manure to a distance NUISANCES of at least 25 feet from the barn. At On Display for Inspection MUNICIPAL present two or three have piles close to the barn. I The above details are in contradis- The report of J. Venhuizen, chief tinction to the conditions of two years 1C ISOSMIIWA officer of the Board of ago when it was the usual occurrence to sanitary filthy yester- use any available supply of water, King St. near Bethel Health, presented to the board methods of milking, insanitary milking will find much of interest in the ride bv train to day afternoon, is as follows: sheds, dirty utensils, surroundings of Following is the report of the chief the barn in insanitary condition and no milk and milk sanitary officer 'and inspector of cem- proper place for storing February, utensils. eteries for the month of Improvements in dairy conditions ev- HaleiwQ 1909: erywhere have usually made slow prog- ress. seems the Board of thirty-fiv- e complaints It that There w.ere working without rules, etc., has filed, all of which were investigated Health, where they done considerable in improving the Ho- and the nuisances abated nolulu supply. Fare for the round trip, tickets good from Saturday until with the exception of two, in existed, There are at present seven or eight Monday night, Two Dollars. immi which case further time was granted. dairymen who have not the methods There were two recommendations for or facilities for producing fairly clean restaurant licenses issued. milk. For the consideration of these HOT CO There were fifty-fiv- e inspections of cases, ani, also, for the consideration of graves made and six coffins were ex- the milk supply of Honolulu as a whole, I posed in the digging of these graves, I respectfully request that a committee also one disinterment was inspected be appointed. and conditions found satisfactory. About two years ago Dr. Pratt and There were eight permits to keep myself inspected all the dairies in Ho- swine, and under these ierrnits 35i nolulu. I herewith present some photo- ! Films, Kodaks, Velcx swifte can be kept. graphs of the stables in use at that Three ,4 notices were served time. It is hardlv necessary to say which had the desired effect. that these buildings are not now used The New England Bakery, on Hotel for the production of milk. street. wi!l be discontinued April 1, ar I torn down, t wm tt a jp s im n mtml and all old buildings will be iiiir:il7i:ilkri4IT - jsx!cibv7 m'i- i thus abating a long sTanding nuisance. T beg to call attention to the great REAL ESTATE Photographic" number of dogs and especially to "Everything mangy dogs about dwellings and par-- 1 TRANSACTIONS tuularlv tenement-Douse- s in au parts of the city. i Entered of Record Mareli 24, 3'. I improve the sanitary condition regard- Virginia E Lynch to Ah Kee L ing drainage and connecting to sewers Pang Ng to Pang Sing Fat BS i Fort Street, Just Below Hotel. along the Punchbowl slopes, but owing J K de Sou za and wf to Adrian R OFFICE to terminating of the leaseholds of the de Souza I i present oeeupants, who are mostly J R de Souza and wf to Antone M premises Caldeira D poor Portuguese, keeping a NEW STOCK clean by constant and regular inspec- Charles A Brown and wf to .Tohn tions is about all that can be done at Ii Estate Ltd L the present time. Marion C Crook by atty to Mrs I hiring the month 3. Nakarnura, on Chun Ksira Chow I' Flat The Osteopathic Treatment Is: Kalia road, and a Chinese on Second Gear. Lansing & Co bv trs to Roller and Top Result of street were advised to stop baking Sarah E Hall I the elimination of waste and foodstuff, owing to insanitary condi- Kalima (k) to P II Hoonna Cao L I FOE SALE BY Increased combustion, greater capacity for Kahihi Beniamina by atty to La- - work is distinguish- tion of premises. consequent relief of both body and mind. All my Inspectors Hugh Vivian Thevenen biina Arrctl Co Ltd D is raised Hamm-Youn- g ed by its gentle, soothing effect on the invalid. His spirit and Richard C. Lane began services Von Co Ltd to J Y Rel I nd his vigor increased right from the beginning. February 1. . Kcrshr.er j Corn-we- ll Co., There were fifty-nin- e days special Win T Robinson to Emelia Coyne Furniture Ltd. dutv this month, most of which time Rel DR. F. SCHURMANN. mos- K Corn well and hsb to C Young Building. - EOUES 8 to 9 a. m. wjs devoted to fumigating and Emelia campaign work, which account Brewer k Co Ltd I 1 4 to 6 p. ra quito i OFFICE 222 Emma Square. for the lessening ia number of inspec- A Lewis Jr and wf to Guilbermiua tions made, etc Ferreira D

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1 , ii J THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISES, HONOLULU, THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1909. 12

Army and I Printing Island 1 'A Best Orders Navy News Given Prompt Attention Gunthcr's V I and Developing URIREY'S 1 Fired with patriotism and a desire to serve under the Stars and Stripes. Candy Miss Arnerieus Independence Bell of ANNUAL MEETING. ANNUAL MEETING. ANNUAL MEETING. Philadelphia, seventeen years of age, Oahu Railway has written to the Secretary of the West Hawaii Railroad Company, Kona Development Company, Limited. Union Feed Co, Ltd. Good to Eat; Limited. TIME TABLE Navy inquiring if she may enlist in Notice is hereby given that the an- - The adjourned annual meeting of the Notice is "hereby given an- Union Feed Co., , will be held at the Theater and out. that the i nual meeting of the shareholders of Ltd la the Navy. nual meeting of the shareholders of the Company's offico in this city on OUTWARB. j the Kona Development Company, Lim- - Secretary Newberry answered thus: Thursday, March 25, at 11 a. m. ; v..,, ; ited, is called tor Saturday, .March 27, For Waianae, WaiaJua, Kanaka and r Limited, iscalled for Saturday, March , F. WALTER MACFARLANE, "My Dear Miss Bell: I have yon-lette- at 11:15 a. m at the office of the Ha Way Stations 9: 15 a. m. 3:20 - . 27, at 10:4a a. in., at the office of the ,.::, Development- flnmnanv. T.imit.-- Secretary, Union Feed Co., Ltd. For Pearl City, of the 21st instant, in reference I " ' 1 1 J J Ewa Mill ani ay Development Lim- 8306 S to in the Navy. I Hawaiian Company, ed, Rooms 310-31- 5 Stangenwald build- Stations f7:30 a. nu. to your desire enlist 310-31- a. regret to say that will be impossi- ited, Booms 5 Stangenwald ing, Honolulu. 11:15 a. m., "2:15 p. m., Palm Cafe it building, Honolulu. U. S. ENGINEER OFFICE, Hono- you "to enlist. inclose, how- F. . B. McSTOCKER, 5:15 p. m., $9:30 p, m.. D. m. ble for I March 15, 1909. Sealed til Hotel and Union. pamphlet containing informa- F. B. McSTOCKER, Secretary, Kona Development Com-- - lulu, T. H., For Wahiawa 9:15 a. m., ever, a 25,000 bar- and 5:15 in reference to the female nurse Secretary, West Hawaii Railroad Com pany, Limited. proposals for furnishing p. m. tion cement will be re- corps of the Navy, which might be of pany, Limited. 8298 Mar. 15, 25, 26. rels of Portland ZNWABD. 8298 Mar. 15, ceived here 12 o'clock noon, May to you later." .."".'25, 26. until Arrive Honolulu from irlerest 14, .1909, and then publicly opened. In- Kahnku, Wai enlisted in the ANNUAL MEETING alaa and Waianae 8:38 a. m 1:30 Miss Bell's father ANNUAL MEETING. formation furnished on application to p. m. Col. Biddle, Corps En- - Navy when he was a young man and Lieut. John of Arrive Honolulu Ewa Agricultural Company, Limited. gineers, 726 Chronicle Bldg, San Fran- - p from Mill ami served on the warship which carried South Kona Coffee Company, Limited. Kona "AZT V Z 36 a. eveioDin is hereby given an nt, General Orant part way around the Notiee is hereby given that the an- Notiee that the nual meeting of the shareholders of Corps of Engineers Army Bldg New , 5.31 p .'7.30 world. nual meeting of the shareholders of p. the South Kona Coffee Company, Lim- the Kona Agricultural Company, Lim- lom ui; or lo.Domce.r.jiYm Arrive Honolulu from WK;.w. Department Academy. WINSLOW, Major, Engineers. Printing New at Naval ited, is called for Saturday, March 27, ited, is called for Saturday, March 27, 3:36 a. m. and 5:31 p. m. Ha-- 1 8304 Mar. 22, 23, 24, 25; May 12, 13. A new department has been estab at 10:lo a. m., at the office of the at 10:30 a. m., at the offiee of the The Haleiwa 'Limited, a two-hoa- r lished at the Naval Academy. The Hawaiian Development Company, Lim- waiian Development Company, Limit- train (only first-elas- s tickets honored), 310-31- 310-31- 5 build- ed, Rooms 5 Stangenwald build- leaves Honolulu every Sunday Enlarging I) aeparr-me- nt ited, Rooms Stangenwald at 8:21 new ran en is tnown as tne " ing, Honolulu. ing, Honolulu. a. m.; returning, arrives in Hoaoluln physiology, of hygiene and the F. B McSTOCKER, F. B. McSTOCKER, William O. Smith at 10:10 p. m. The Limited atops only Home head of which is the senior medical of- Secretary, South Kona Coffee Com- Secretary, Kona Agricultural Com- at Pearl City and Waianae. Portraiture ficer on duty at the academy. Special pany, Limited. pany, Limited. Trust Department Daily. fEx. Sunday. Sunday Only. 8298 26. G. P. DENISON. attention is to be paid to the subject 8298 Mar. 15, 25, 26. Mar. 15, 25, ESTATES MANAGED, BEVENUES F. C SMITH. Superintendent. G. P. A T. A, EST MOSES of nareoties and alcoholic liquors, as COLLECTED, LOANS AND IN- EM NOTICE. VESTMENTS MADE. well as naval sanitation and hygiene in ANNUAL MEETING. camp and on board ship. The head of PHOTO- Fort Street Koolau Fruit Company, Limited. The Berniee P. Bishop Museum will Fire Insurance Koolau Railway the department is also a member of Notice is hereby given that the an- be open to as on Friday TIME SCHEDULE visitors usual. 1GENT FOB ENGLISH-HA- ALTAN GRAPHER near Hotel the aeadeniie board, which is the first nual meeting of the shareholders of. and Saturday, from 10 a. m. to 4:30 p. time the naval medical corps has been the Koolau Fruit Company, Limited, is m. commencing Friday, March 26th. UNDERWRITERS 3 called for Saturday, March 27, 9:45 Hough- - DAILY, EXCEPT SATURDAY, STUDIO: 401-40- Boston Bldg. represented on that body at the Naval at Visitors are requested to use the a. m., at the office of the Hawaiian tailing street entrance, opposite the Pa- - SUNDAY AND HOLIDAYS Academy. The physical training of Real Estate Development Company, Limited, Eooms lama pumping station, for this week. Leave Kahana for Punaluu. midshipmen, however, will still rest 310-31- 5 Stangenwald building, Home-Mad- the Hono 8306 by order: FOB BENT. Hauula, Laie, Kahuku and e ! Bread with the disciplinary officer. lulu. Way Stations at.. 12:00 M-- F. B. McSTOCKER, After May 18, furnished house, cor- Surgeon Charles F. Stokes, who was SPECIAL MEETING. ner Piikoi and Hassinger streets. Arrive Kahuku at 1:00 POL TnA Daily. Secretary, Koolau Fruit Company, Returning: nam. temporarily detailed to the academy Limited. Co Ltd. . FOB 8ALB Leave Kahuku for Laie, Hau Satorday following the detachment of Surgeon 8298 Mar. 15, 25, 26. .'x Hawaiian Fertilizer Baked Beau - ula, Punaluu, Kahana and will organize department. A By order of the vice presideat, a Lot with two cottages, corner Miller and Way FE2FECZXOV HOME BASEST, Nash, the special meeting of the stockholders of Stations at 1:45 PJC KSBKCAlTfA VEX TO EMMA. will be detailed when ANNUAL MEETING. Beretania streets. Arrive Kahana at 2:45 P.M. permanent head the Hawaiian Fertilizer Co., Ltd., will Pine lot in Palolo Tract Surgeon Stokes departs, within the be held the office of C. Brewer & SATURDAY, SUNDAY Koolau Agricultural Company, Lim- - at Souse and Lot, Kewalo. next few weeks, to take charge of fit j Co., Ltd., Brewer building, Honolulu, Lots in Puunui Tract. AND HOLIDAYS ited. on Thursday, the 25th day March, ting out the Solace as a hospital ship of Houses and Lots in Palama. Leave Notice is hereby given that the an- 1909, at 2 o'clock p. m. The object Lots Valley and Kaimuki. Kahana for Punaluu, Yard. in Nunanu Hauula, at the Boston Navy nual meeting of the shareholders of of the meeting is to consider amend- House and Lot, King street, near Laie, Kahuku and -- Way Emergency Medical Equipment. the Koolau Agricultural Company, Lim- ments to the present By-law- s and such Thomas Square, Bargain. Stations at 11:00 AIL ited, is called for Saturday, March 27, other business as may properly come 1:30 PJC The Army medical officers arec ar- at 9:30 a. m., at the office of the Ha- meeting. Arrive Kahuku at 11:58 AM. before the OF ranging, so far as may be, equipment waiian Development Company, Limit-ed- , J. WATEEHOUSE, FOB THE BEST QUALITY 2:15PJf, 310-31- 5 Leave Kahuku for Laie, Hau which will be of use in the case of the Rooms Stangenwald build- 8301 .. Secretary. , ing, Honolulu. . ula, Punaluu, Kahana and sick and wounded in time of war. It Typewriting Paper Way Stations at 12:35 P.M. - .... F. B. McSTOCKER, ANNUAL MEETING. . is desired to. establish. m New lors a Secretary, Koolau Agricultural Com- 3:00 POL GO TO THE Connections are made at Kanaka well stocked depot,' and to purchase pany, Limited. vHenry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd. j parts of ambulances and other vehicles 829S Mar. 15, 25, 26. :. with the O. R. & L. Co.'s 9:15 a. a. The annual meeting of the Henry j nrr-n-r CIIDDI V PO I Tfl train from Honolulu, and the 2:20 p. nw of use in the medical department in Wlaterhouse Trust Company, Ltd., will urnuc ourrLi uu., liu. train, which arrives in the eity at 5:30 the field to meet the needs of a large ANNUAL MEETING. be held at the office of Castle & With- - p. m. - ington, at 4 p; in. Thursday, March 831 FOBT STBEET army, together with other material' and ". JANUARY 1, 190. BUFFALO TRIPLEX Captain Cook Coffee Company, Lim-;.- 25th, 1909. supplies which may not be readily ob- X. JT. Dowling, ited. D. L. WITHINGTON, Superintendent. - V Pumping Outfits tained in the market in time of war, Notice is hereby given that the an- - Secretary. B. 8. Pollister, One of the plans which is being per nual meeting of the shareholders of 8302 March 19, 22, 24, 25 Gen. Passenger & Freight Agt. AN IDEAL PUMPING fected by the Army surgeons is that the Captain Cook Coffee Company, PLANT FOR SUMMER which wil utilize the rolling stock of Limited, is called for Saturday, March IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE JUDICIAL CIBCUIT, TEB-EITOE- Y HOMES, ETC. the railroads in the transportation of 27, at 11 a. m., at the office of the FIRST ill(Formerly Singer's) Wm G. Irwin & Co., Ltd Development Company, Lim- OF HAWAII. AT CHAM- II the wounded. It is realized that there Hawaiian AGENTS FOR 310-31- BBEAD DAILY THE may be occasion to make use of rail- ited. Rooms 5 Stangenwald BERS. IN PBOBATE. DELIVERS G. VJ. 658 Uufadaos & Co.; road transportation to take the dis- building, Honolulu. In the Matter of the Estate of Thomas Phone Boyal Insurance Co, of Liverpool, Eng- hither- land. Sols Agents abled to the main hospitals, and F. B. McSTOCKER, Bain Walker, Deceased. to the impression has prevailed that Secretary, Captain Cook Company,: Order of Notice of Hearing Petition Scottish Union & National Insoranea MASONIC TEMPLE ALAKEA ST. this could be effectually accomplished Limited. for Ancillary Administration. Co, of Edinburgh, Scotland. by employing ordinary car. 8298 26. The Upper Rhine Insurance Co, Ltd. the tourist Mar. 15, 25, filing is now found while there would On reading and the petition Commercial Union Assurance Co, Ltd, It that Mills Swanzy the City be sufficient accommodations in such ANNUAL MEETING. of Francis of of London. Autos Repaired cars for the sick and wounded, they and County of Honolulu, Island of are not Otherwise adapted to the hand- Oahu, Territory of Hawaii, alleging Hawaiian Development Company, Lim--' Thomas Rain Walker, a resident ling of patients. It has been practical- ited." that ly decided to make use of the European of, and domiciled at, Winterbourne, Fire Insurance Yotir machine will be ready for an- system of converting baggage and Notice is hereby given that the Bonchurch, Isle of Wight, England, rou when we say it will be. We freight cars into railroad ambulances. nual meeting of the shareholders of Great Britain, died testate at the Wil- ma- the Hawaiian Development Company, ton Hotel, Wilton road, in the County don't experiment oa autos, we re This will be done by purchasing 1311 Beretania pair utcos. terial which will enable the construc- Limited, is called for Saturday, March of Middlesex, England aforesaid, on 27, at 11:45 a. nv, at the office of the the 23rd day of September, 1908, leav John Weber Street tion of litters on those cars, at no great Phone 1462. THE B. F. DILLINGHAM CO, expense or trouble. It is this material Hawaiian Development Company, Lim- ing property m the Territory or Ha- 310-31- German which will be laid aside to be tised in ited, Rooms 5 Stangenwald build- waii necessary to be administered Patent Baking Oven Builder. ' Masonry LTD. emergency. The medical officers will ing, Honolulu. upon, and praying that letters of an- work in connection with D22i3-Yo!i- ag Yd Co., Ltd. soon conduct experiments with baggage F. B. MeSTOCKER, cillary administration with the will an- boilers, smokestacks, chimneys, etc. and freight cars to ascertain the best Secretary, Hawaiian Development nexed issue to the said Francis Mills New jobs or Repairing. General Agents fox Hawaii: Alexander Young Building. emergency Company, Limited. Swanzy; method of maintaining this ' equipment. 8298 Mar. lo, 25, 26. - It is Ordered, That Monday, the 19th OUR BOYS Atlas Assurance Company of London. day of April, 1909, at 10 o'cloek a. m., get over the ground. Why fool New York Underwriters Agency. be and hereby is appointed for hearing DOCTOR'S DIAGNOSIS WBONG. ANNUAL MEETING. with Providence Washington Insurance Com- said petition in the courtroom of this the other kindf pany. "While I was waiting to take the Heeia Agricultural Company, Limited. Court at Honolulu aforesaid, at which TERRITORIAL order of a merchant in a small town time and place all .persons concerned MESSENGER goods drum- - Notice is hereby given that the an G. & CO., WAIU KIC80LS CO., LTD. n Indiana," said the dry may appear and show cause, if any PHONE 361 SEEVTCE WM. IRWIN LTD. prownng nis siore nual meetinsr of. the shareholders of mer, "l went aooui Company, Lim they have, why said petition should not SUGAR FACTORS AND and a box fell against me. I regard the Heeia Agricultural ' EOS.T AND MBBCHANT ited, is called for Saturday, March 27, be granted, and that notice of this COMMISSION AGENTS ed it as a trifle at the time, but an order shall be published once a week The Best Only. KINCfc, NBAS FOST hour later I felt a 1 severe pain- - in my at 9:lo a. m., at the office of the Ha- Wm. G. Irwin President waiian Development Company, Limit- for three successive weeks in the Pa- side. I have always been afraid of cific Commercial a news- IWAKAMI. John D. Spreekels...lst Viee President ed, Eooms 310-31- 5 Stangenwald build Advertiser, SMOKE appendicitis and it occurred to me that paper published in Honolulu aforesaid. W. M. Giffard ...... 2nd Vice President had eome on to me bigger 'n a house. ing, Honolulu. JAPANESE GOODS. H. M. Whitney...- - Treasurer it F. B. McSTOCKER, Dated at Honolulu, this 10th day Awav I rushed to the village doctor of March, 1909. Richard Ivers Secretary and he felt of my pulse, looked at my Secretary, Heeia Agricultural Com Hotel and Bethel. D. G. May Auditor pany. Limited. Sgd.) W. J. KOBINSON, tongue and shook his head and said; - AGENTS FOB 8298 Mar. 15, 25, 26. Third Judge, Circuit Court, First Cir- 5e I " 'My friend, you've got it this euit. .... Oceanic Steamship Company, San Fra- - time for sure. Attest: cisco, Cal. 'And to be operated on?' ANNUAL MEETING. " 10. Mild Havana Cigar I'vgot (Sgd.) M. T. SIMONTON, See Our Prints Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadel- II I asked. Clerk, Circuit Court, First Circuit. phia, Pa. II lose a minute.' Kaneohe Eanch Company, Limited. "'You shouldn't HOLMES, STANLEY & OLSON, Hakalan Plantation Company. ".With" that I took of my coat and Notice is hereby given that the an Attorneys for Petitioner. WAH YING CHONG Kilo Sugar Company. Gun Leo Tal Co. vest to have a look at the spot, and a of nual meeting of the .shareholders S295 Mar. 11, 18, 25; Apr. 1. NEXT THE FTSHMARKET Honolulu Plantation Company. minute later I was a surprised and the Kaneohe Ranch Company, Limited, Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Company MAm, Paintan please! man. A splinter from the box is called for Saturday, March 27, at Kilanea Sugar Plantation Company. ilN THE CIBCUIT COUBT OF THE CALL FOB was sticking into my side. 1 looked a. m.. at the office of the Hawaiian FIBST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT FOB Olowalu Company. and ! EQA FUEKISUSE TO OEOEE. from the splinter to the doctor Development Company, Limited, Rooms THE TERRITORY OF HAWAII. Paauhau Plantation Company. 310-31- a - back and he looked from the splinter Stangenwald building Mono- Waimanalo Sugar Company, . Ktac Street near Kanana. to me and back. Then I asked: lulu. , ' At Cnambers. In Probate. PAU I(A NANA . Telephone 683 " 'Doctor, how much to pay! F. B. McSTOCKER, C. BREWER & CO., LTD. 4 ' Five dollars, ' he replied. Secretary, Kaneohe Ranch Company, In the Matter of the Estate of James how do you make that out?' H. O'Neill, late of Honolulu, Hawaii, 3UGAB FACTORS AND " 'But Limited. deceased. THE SOAP THAT CLEANS " 'Two and a half apiece-fo- r being 8298 Mar. 15, 25, 26. COMMISSION MEBCHANTS to Creditors. the two biggest fools in the state.' " Notice Offieers JUST RECEIVED 1 List of Sharp Chicago News. ANNUAL MEETING. Noiice is hereby given that Letters C. M. Cooke, President; George VL SignS of Administration with the Will an- Robertson, Manager; E. F. Bishop. HONOLULU BABBEBS. Koolau Bailway Company, Limited. nexed, in the matter of the estate of New Hat ShaDes Treasurer and 8eeretary; F. W. Mae-,-farlan- e, "'MAKE GOOD" given an- James II. O'Neill, deceased, have been C. C M. While barbers are plentiful in Ho- Notice is hereby that the to Call and see them. Auditor; P. Jones, nual meeting of the shareholders of granted by the above entitled court Cooke, J. B. Gait, Direetom. Jl J J nolulu, topsorial artist'' are few. The the undersigned, John Neill. best is ia the Union - Barber Shop, the Koolau Railway Company Limit- ed, is ealled for Saturday, March 27, All creditors of the deceased or of his which has been reopened by Manni estate are hereby notified to present K. UYEDA leira, a pastmaster in the and at 8:30 a. m., at the office of the Ha- duly and High Low art Development Company, Limit- their claims, authenticated, Nnuann Ave.' and Tom Sharp well known to the Honolulu public waiian with proper vouchers, if any exist, even 310-31- 5 THE SIGN MAN through his connection with the Silent ed, Rooms Stangenwald build though said claims may be secured by Barber Shop, lie will have two chairs, ing, Honolulu. mortgage upon to ALL JAPANESE SLICE BUILDING F. B. McSTOCKER," a real estal, Thomp Phone 897 two first-clas- s will guar son & attorneys said barbers, and Koolau demons, for John antep the best serviee and extreme Secretary, Railway Company. Neill, at their offices, "No. 9 Campbell 1909 STYLES THE HAWAII SHINPO cleanliness. Limited. block, Honolulu, within six (6) months 8298 Mar. 15. 25, 26. from the date hereof (which is the date AND PNEUMONIA. of the first publication of this notice); Leroy MEETING NOTICE. otherwise such claims, if any, shall be Henry This is one of the..most dangerous, forever barred. SPRING PATTERNS An authority among Japanese News- and often fatal, diseases. Jt alwnva Union Feed Co., Ltd. And all persons indebted to the sail papers, published In the Territory of results from a cold or from an attack The adjourned quarterly meeting of estate are hereby notified to make pay- of NOW TO BE SEEN AT Hawaii. MASSEUR the grip. Chamberlain's Cough the stockholders of the Union Feed Co., ment to the said Thompson & demons Remedy quickly cures these diseases Ltd., will be held at the Company's at the above address. The only Illustrated 10-pa- Japan- and counteracts any tendency towards rilONE 411 ottice in this city on Thursday, March Dated at Honolulu, T. 1L, March v4. W. W. AHANA ese Daily in existence. pneumonia, is GO., 12-pag- Ad- it made especially for 25th. 19(9, at 10:30 a. m. 1909. . e Sunday Issue is the Best KAI THE ADVERTISER .tnese and similar ailments. For sale F. WALTER MACFARLANE, vertising Medium. by all dealers. jt. rv john neill; Benson. Smith Secretary, Union Feed Co., Ltd. and Chinese uwi'8 NEWS DAILY Ltd. agents for Hawai' ' Administrator. FASHIONABLE TAILORS Job Work in Japanese 8306 8289 Mareh 4, 11, 18, 25. 82 KING STREET. PHONE 52J specialty. .. .