U. S. WEATHER BUREAU, April 28. 24 Last Hours' Rainfall, .01. SUGAR. 96 Degree Test Centrifugals, 3.97c. Per Ton, $79.40. Temperature, Max. 78; Min. 69. Weather, variable. 88 Analysis Beets, 10s. Slid. Per Ton, $81.00. ESTABLISHED JULY 2, 1856.

VOL. XLIX., NO. 8337. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1909. PRICE FIVE CENTS.

EGISLATURE CONCLUDES ITS LABOR DEPOSED SULTAN HAS IN CONGRATULATION AND MUSIC FOUR WITH HIM 000X)00XX000X)OCOX)00X)XX0X WIS

Mott-Smit- No Treasurer Named h Governor Frear on LUXURIOUS PRISO Endorsed as of Health Board the Legislative Record President Presents for President 0XXX5C0XXXXXX0X)OXCKXD OOOOOCX000XXX)0000 and Speaker. "The Legislature has made a fine record," said Governor Walter F. Frear America Quick to Recognize the New Order last night. "Its attitude from the beginning to the end of the session and the results of its work are such as should inspire confidence in popular government of Things Dickinson at Panama Heir in this Territory. It has acted conservatively, yet progressively. It has at- tempted to solve the difficult financial problems in a straightforward, earnest, to Holland's Throne. Legislature of 1909 adjourned sine die half --past eleven o'clock last Expected The at nd businesslike manner and has accomplished much in shaping what bids fair Eight, concluding the labor of the past ten weeks in song and mutual congratu- to develop into a sound financial status for the Territory and Counties. lation. All the work planned had been finished; the important bills had been "This it has done in many ways; as, by simplifying and consolidating the main appropriation bills and grouping its provisions in a more logical manner (Associated Press Cablegrams.) signed; the less important ones either vetoed or quietly put out of the way and providing, in a separate bill, permanent restriction upon expenditures of 29. a prisoner a large house. With otherwise; the appropriations have become law. Only the appointment of a SALONIKA, April Abdul Hamid is in public moneys; by taking steps towards a more logical and satisfactory di- him are four of his wives, five daughters and two sons. The household is pro- Treasurer and the ratification of the appointment by the Senate was lacking vision of revenues between the Territory and Counties; by the passage of vided for on a generous scale. and there seemed no way to supply the lack. . several bills which go a long way in the direction of keeping the public debt In the Senate, President Smith was presented with a handsome silver punch- within reasonable limits and bringing home to the people the close relation AMERICAN RECOGNITION. between the expenditure of public money and the cost to individual taxpayers, bowl; in the House, Speaker Holstein thanked the members for a beautiful CONSTANTINOPLE, April 29. Minister. Leishman was the first foreign and especially in the case of expenditures for public improvements; and, by pro- cigarette case, engraved, with a silver match box to go with it. silver carved and viding for making public improvements of certain kinds envoy to call on the new Sultan. In both Houses the members had reviewed their work and found that it "Much has been accomplished to clear up the-- financial situation by the WASHINGTON, April 29. Mehemmed V has been officially recognized. was good. discussion of tentative measures not passed as well as by discussion of measures Both Houses closed their work with good feelings towards each other. TRIPOLI STANDING IN. passed. Expenditures have been brought within the revenues in the face of The closing session, in the evening, was attended by many of the citizens, over new great difficulties and temptations to appropriate beyond the revenue. This has TRIPOLI, April 28. There is great enthusiasm here the Sultaa. who jlocked to one house and then the other, as the various recesses dur- first been brought about through several consolidations of departments or offices which evening alternated. Upstairs, in the Governor's chambers, the Gov- ing the will result in some degree, not in all respects, in greater convenience progress if to the ernor, the Secretary and the Attorney General watched to note the public. AWAITING THE STORK delegations and close the dying eyes of the Legislature. of events, receive "Long steps in advance have been taken in the matter of the development Treasurer Campbell, who was up until midnight still the With them waited and conservation of our natural resources, and by providing for the immigra- Territory's cash. THE HAGUE, April 29 An enormous crowd is surrounding the palac custodian of the tion in considerable numbers of persons who are, or who will become, citizens; day received the nomination of E. A. Mott-Smit- h news of the birth of an heir to the throne. During the the Senate by providing for more extended work in forestry and agriculture through the awaiting Health, vice Mark P. Robinson, resigned. The as President of the Board of Board of Agriculture and Forestry, the Federal Experiment Station, the confirmation, a debate. appointment received unanimous after survey, and in other ways; also by making further provision for the vetoes the Governor to eight out of the ten DICKINSON AT PANAMA The House sustained the of expenditure of the proceeds for opening roads and developing public, lands. A disputed in the Appropriation Bill, concurring in the two other of the items number of important bills have been enacted of important character for the --vetoes. One of the items cut out is that carrying a grant to the Queen's Hospital. improvement of social conditions, such as those providing for indeterminate COLON, April 29. Secretary Dickinson has arrived on his visit of sentences, the juvenile court for dependents and independents, and for the pub- LUST DAY OF SENATE LAST DAY OF HOUSE lic library. old and difficult problem of leprosy now seems in a way to be "The fair QUAKES IN AFRICA. solved through the enactment of the law on that subject. KAM2RON; West Africa, April 28. Severe earthquakes have been t Oppose the Vetoes. Last Bills Pass. "Many other bills of much, importance have been passed, such as the bill in this section. The Senate convened at S o'clock for Senate Bill 132, providing $2000, ad- providing for the settlement of commutations: of awarded lands after sixty last session. After the reading of ditional for the expenses of the Circuit years of delay, the authorization of sales of land for the purpose of purchasing its OLIVE LOGAN DEAD. communications, from the House, Court of Maui, passed third reading cut of the proceeds other lands required for public purposes; improving the Chairman Kalama of the Public Lands without debate. I iw in regard to public offices, making appropriations for the Alaska-Yukon- - LONDON, April 28. Olive Logan, the famous actress, lecturer, and author, Committee submitted a report on Senare Bill 153, providing that the Tacific Exposition, for the Congressional visit, and many other purposes. tlied here today. She was born in New York in 1841. House Concurrent Resolution No. 19, trustees of a corporation about to be Many bills of importance have been enacted increasing the powers of local relating to expenditures of the Board dissolved shall advertise for four weeks government and further distributing wisely the functions of government be- of Agriculture and Forestry. in both an English and a Hawaiian tween the Territory and the Counties. Kalama moved for the adoption of newspaper for claims against the cor- "I regard the immigration, conservation, and leprosy bills as FREAR GETS THE the report and was seconded by Co-elh- poration, passed final reading. those of the first magnitude of the session." Public Land Reports. Senator Moore objected to the adop- The Public Land Committee present- i9o oooooooooooooooooo JUDGES HE WAS tion of the report. He said that it did ed some reports. One reviewed the nn i c y FAIRBANKS not devolve upon the Legislature to work of the Legislature iu light of the DILLS 3IUJl--rirmnnU IKES (recommendations of the enforce provision of the resolution and Governor's I message. The other report, on the writ-- j BY g such matters to dis- GOVERNOR should leave the ten request of the Honolulu Supervisors A FINE M ON RECORD FOR cretion of the board. Moore's motion ! that ways and means be found to have oockooocooocoxxxoox: to table the report was lost and the the city acquire the present posroftiee The following bills were signed by building as a municipal building, stated Teport then adopted. the Governor last night: i that after careful consideration the The Vetoed Appropriations. committee found "that the building is "An Act to authorize the Treasurer Delivered Masterly Speech Be- i the center of the This re-- ! Garfield and Approved by Quinn moved that the vetoed item in city." of the Territory to pay to the Treas- Woodruff Urged by markable discovery came coupled with urers of the several counties special1 fore Commercial Club of a deputy high sheriff and clerk at the information that the building was road fund deposits." Taft Not Hostile to Hawaii 5100 per month pass notwithstanding "adjacent to the district court and po- "An Act to amend Section 1221 of Last Evening. Governor the veto of the Governor. The motion lice station" and the very remarkable the Revised Laws, relating to property discovery that the building "would exempt was lost by a vote of 9 to 6, it from taxation." Kuhio Under the Weather. make an ideal site for a municipal "An Act making additional appro- two-third- s vote to a override building." As for ways and means of priation for current expenses for the Former Vice President of the United a Governor's veto. acquiriirjr it, the committee recom- biennial period ending June 30, 1911." was mended Governor should States Charles W. Fairbanks the Coelho moved that the vetoed item that the take Joint Resolution 6, in regard to Cablegram - such steps as may be necessary. Owing guest of honor of the Commercial Club (Associated Press , t bookkeeper deputy of a School Fund Commis- of and insurance to lack of time, possibly, what "such sion. last evening at a banquet served in WASHINGTON, April 28. President Taft has nominated George W. Wood- commissioner, fit $175, pass despite the j steps" may be were not pointed out. "An Act to provide for the exami1 its spacious hall in the McCandless Pennsylvania, formerly Assistant Attorney General of the United State veto of the Governor. The motion was ! Exit Stenographer. nation, detention, custody and care ruff, of building, where several score of the Judge for Territory 9 5. persons." in the Department of the Interior, as Federal District the lost by a vote of to The Committee on Rules reported business men of the city of Honolulu of "An Act to amend Section 28 of nominated as Associate Justice of the The item clerk and interpreter of that: states- of Hawaii. Antonio Perry has been Third Taxation Division, Maui, was due and careful considera- Chapter 9 of Act 39 of the Session listened to the distinguished Circuit Court. "After creat- Supreme Court and William L. Whitney as Second Judge of the passed over the veto by a vote of 9 tion of the present rules, your commit- Laws of 1905, entitled 'An Act man- in a speech which teemed with ! to 4. tee finds, with the experience had ing , counties within the Territory of Americanism and advice to foster di- I- that the judicial 1- The vetoed item ot $13,300 for a thus far, since the resignation of the Hawaii and providing for the govern- versified industries in these Islands. The first message received here yesterday morning concerning ment thereof.' . a long Wash- - wharf at Mahukona v,as sustained by House stenographer, the duties of that " The guest of honor sat at pppointments and cognate matters, was had by the Advertiser from its vote of 7 to 7. officer satis- (Continued on Page Five.) table, with Army and Xavy men Mott-Smit- h a have been and are being ington correspondent, Mr. Walker. Jt was turned over to Secretary $ 10,0m) draped i The vetoed item of for a factorily performed by the House clerk, flanking him, and behind them, information. Somewhat later Mr. Breekons' wharf at Hanalei, anil we see no necessity in a upon wall, was a huge American for his aud the Governor's Kauai, was lost by retaining the in the form of an extra, a- vote of 9 to 8. position for such officer in the rules. flag. Mr. Fairbanks sat at the right l.iessage of similar tenor was received and published, McCarthy moved that the $24.ntto r.-- r "We would therefore recommend of President Paris of the Commercial iv the Star, following is the Advertiser's special: the Queen's Hospital pass, notwith- that Rule No. 15, pertaining to duties Club. Captain Rees, U. S. N., com- Advertiser, Honolulu: standing the Governor's veto. of stenographer, be stricken out." mandant of the Naval Station, and lo recommendations Perry and Whitney, Supreme and Circuit Court, fol- Moore moved to override the veto. Intelligent, but Slow. , ENDS IN DEATH .Major E. E. Winslow, Engineer Corps, Frear's urging general principle of resident appointments, Senator Smith took the floor and sec- The Miscellany Committee, which V. S. A.,' were at his right; Major lowed. Frear wrote Department motion. commanding Shafter, case appointment of Woodruff onded the tackled the problem of woman's e Running, Fort but advising under special circumstances of this declared he was toast-maste- r, He that greatly according to K Two Chinese, Wong Chee and Chue sitting at Mr. Paris' left. The Garfield suggested for Second Federal Judge and stating that this would veto of George W. Smith, and Mr. whom surprised at the the appropri- rion, reported sadlv and adverselv. sav a dispute over water many leading lawyers and others. Taft not hostile regarding i ation for the hospital. Senator Smith ing: Kai, engaged in Paris made opening remarks, Mr. be satisfactory to rights in the Kunawai taro patches at indisposed. E. G. WALKER. said that not in all his legislative "While fully realizing the high de- Smith introducing Mr. Fairbanks in Hawaii. Kuhio simply career had he been so pained at the gree of intelligence of the women of a late hour last night which resulted a happily.worded speech of welcome. WHO WOODRUFF. IS. veto of an appropriation. He declared Hawaii, your committee has failed to in the killing of one and the injuring Mr. Fairbanks spoke, in part, as fol- sup- discover an in the Attorney General's Depart-(Continu- ed that he had accorded his uniform any marked demand for fran- of the other so seriously that he is lows: George W. Woodruff has been assistant port to the administration, but in the chise on their part. Your committee "Mr. Toastmaster and members of on Page Foor.) v: now confined at the Queen's Hospital. a ? veto of the Queen's Hospital appropri- also thinks that the consideration of the Commercial Club: It is great j ation 'he was sure that the Governor such a radical departure as that recom- Chue Kai was found by the police, af- pleasure for me to be commended to had erred. mended in this resolution demands more ter a report had been telephoned in your kindly hospitality by the dis- whom it has "I am sorry that it is necessary for time than the period between the intro- to the station by the man who had tinguished toastmaster. OBSTREPEROUS DRUNKENNESS to stand." said Senator duction of this resolution and the ad- been my privilege to meet heretofore. me take this killed him, lying in the taro patches. gnest to be ' 1 am grieved, and while journment of the Legislature and there- It is a great help to any Smith, but I was advised it will do no good, I wish to express fore recommend that it be tabled." He was then alive, but expired before so kindly commended. NOT FOUND INDICTABLE strongly, feeling that a great That the ladies thirsting for the right the patrol wagon arrived. by the vice president of the club that myself to vote Mr. George W. Smith would present error been ("one by the Governor may know who suppressed 's Wong Chee had has In the meantime, me and I askt-- why. They said he In the veto of this appropriation. work in their behalf, be it come down to the station and stated pre-dder.- 't of the club arid being veto known that their names are Carlev, was the first on scene Or. the vote taken, the he complaint ! in of majority grand jury vote on the of "haul in," and arrived the Kaniho, Kamahii, Xawa-hine- . that wished to enter a his name was typk Hawaii The was overridden. Senators Knudsen Kawewehi and son was shov- against Chue Kai. who he stated had Ceorge Washington. He said if the case was against defend- just as Goo Wan Hoy's and Fairchild being the only members one Cathcart the Medical Inspection assaulted him with a hoe. He was people of Hawaii were proud of ing Cathcart out of the store. The of the upper house voting to sustain Killed. then bleeding profusely couple thing was inflexible fidelity t ant but it was not quite large enough Rice from a it their grand jurors who voted against find- the veto. announced that two Senate bills of nasty gashes over the forehead and truth (laughter).' It is particularly of $2S7-- for the ' were slowlv passing aw.ni-- nn to indict. ing an indictment took the position The vetoed item one -- on his forearm. He told the po- gratifying to me to be thus assured, reading, dying "of eni might be Malulan; was next taken up. Coelho from lack attention lice station officer that Chue Kai had although since I liave been hen; I have Three Chinese witnesses testified to that the act complained of item pass notwithstand- and having reached 'With moved that the that stage when :niso tired a revolver at him. From' received many proofs of this. assault on Goo Wan Hoy by Cath- overlooked, it having been committed ing the veto. He declared that it was even Coelho s bill to allow any sort of I have been be- the later developments, however, it seems true American spirit gave similar testi- by an obstreperous drunken person, essential that the money should be remedy for the dying could not avail. lieving everything that has been told cart, a Hawaiian He that Wong Chee must have used the wit- who, for the time being, had laid aside O. provided, and in a lengthy speech recommended that they be properly revolver, me." mony, while two other Hawaiian and with fatal effect. The cares of office, ; (Continue! on Page Two.) CContirued n Page Two. bullet penetrated Chue Kai's stomach. (Continued on Page Five.) nesses testified that they heard the cry the THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISES, HONOLULU, THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1909

nublie lands. He said that it would Senator McCarthv moved to ennfinn as Hawaii's wishes regarding the Or permit the person reallv desiring the aj.pointment of E. A. Mott-Smit- h ganic Act the clause presenting a sub home to obtain land with the least de as president of the Board of Health. stitute land law. The other clauses r ENATE gree of effort and vet would preven Senator Harvey next gained the floor dealing with the present land laws. the acquisition of land for the purposes and expressed his surprise that Mark one repealing them in toto, were left of speculation or investment. The P. Robinson had desired to resign as in the bill. The Sale of the Century (Continued From Page One.) Governor stated that the power of sale president of the Board of Health, and Duthitt, Kaleiopu and Castro were criticized the Governor for his action and exchange would be subjected to a took occasion to commend the public named to point out the inconsistencies cheek bv the approval of two-third- s of service of the retiring official. in vetoing the item. in their action for the Senate. DRY GOODS TO BE SOLD AT PRICES WHICH CONSTITUTE the hospital could not a board appointed bv the Legislature Senator Makekau moved that the He said that Appropriation Vetoes. be properly supported by the county He said that it would not interfere with Senate defer action on the appointment. THE MIGHTIEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED THE HONOLULU transactions less than $o0U0 in amount He said that the Senate had already A message from the Governor, bring of Maui and called upon the Senate PUBLIC. to record a unanimous vote in dissent- or of forty acres in extent. confirmed the appointment of Mr. Rob- ing down the Tesult of the hatchet ing from the Governor's veto. Judges' Disqualifications. inson as presiiient of the Board of work of the past forty-eigh- t hours on President Smith again took the floor. Governor Frear characterized the sec Health and that it had no official knowl- the appropriation bill was received He declared that the view of the Kau- tion relating to the disqualification of edge of him resigning. the House coming to order out of a Keep Your Purse Strings Drawn ai delegation were apt to be influenced judges as "I move to defer action on the ap- recess to receive it. pointment Mott-Smit- h by "one island" considerations, refer- able." He said that at the present of E. A. until The Governor's message was as fol Knudsen we know whether Mr. Robinson was ring to the votes of Senators time there was no prohibition against lows: f UNTIL SATURDAY, MAY 1. and Fairehild in supporting the veto of cases fired or resigned," was Makekau 's judges considering in which they statement. To the Legislature: the Queen's Hospital appropriation. have been of counsel No, Price list will be published later. floor Makekau 's point was I herewith return House Bill Senator Knudsen took the and The section turning over the title of apparently 74, in thought to be well taken by Sen- entitled "An act making appropri- said that Kauai was not provincial public buildings ami improvements to the ations for current expenses its views of government necessities was ate and its presiding officers, for there for the the Territory, the Governor said, biennial period ending 30, 1911," and legislative work. the of was no opposition to the motion to June desirable, lie said that title which I have approved excep- On the vote being taken the veto all public improvements was now vested defer action until the Governor was with the 12 3. heard ironi. tion tof the following items, which I was overriden by a vote of to in the L niteu states Government, aua Tho vptnpri item nt SZSii) lor tne do not approve and hereby veto: ing that the transfer of public utilities Advice from Governor. Attorney Hilo hospital was nest taken up, Sen to the counties was purelv upon "suf General's Department fltor Smith declaring it was also es After disposing of the two onufor. High Sheriff, Prisons: Deputy High FORT STREET, OPP. ferance" and that the legal control enee .sential. The vote to pass over the un- reports tne toilowing letter from Sheriff and clerk ($100), $2400. could not be vested in the counties uovernor Jrrear was BLOWS Governor's veto was carried by a vote til the title was finallv turned over to read: Treasury Department CATHOLIC CHURCH nf 12 to 3. "To the Senate: Bookkeeper, deputy Insurance com the Territory by the United States "Understanding vonr The vetoed item of three clerks for After the Governor bad concluded that Unnr. missioner ($175), $4200. the Circuit Courts of the First Circuit aoie oouy desires information as to Bureau of Taxes: Third v. his summary of the proposed amend whether a vacancy in the nTPsu1r,v Taxation was passed by a vote of 10 to o. ments, fcmith moved Division, Hawaii Clerk and interpn Senator that the of the Board of Health exists. T have The item of assistant clerk, messen- committee of the whole rise and recom- ter ($60), $1440. Cir- the honor to state that there does ger and interpreter of the Fourth mend the passage of the resolution as exist Public Wrorks, Public Land.3 and Sur a- vacancy at the present timp tho cuit at $100, passed by vote of 11 received from the House. He urged y- president, Hon. M. P. Robinson, hav- ve- to 4. that action should be taken at the pres Landings and Wharves: Landings to reconsifler action ing resigned from that office this Makekau moved ent session, pointing out that two ses dav. and concrete walls, Mahukona, Ha Senate on the Mahukona wharf, " of the sions of Congress would expire before Upon reading fcor,. waii, .provided, however, that no such -- the of the letter but the motion was lost. Leg- - another session of the Territorial ator McCarthy renewed his motion to money shall be- expended unless said OFFICE m islature. connrm me landing is constructed on government 1909 session of appointment. a The last day of the Senator McCarthy said that he was Senator Chillingworth next, crninoi land, $13,300; new landing and ware i i u one the Legislature was a strenuous in favor of the resolution with the the floor. house, Hanalei, Kauai, $10,000. for the Senate. The House concurrent exception of Section 5, relating to the have always supported th aA. Board of Health embodying draft of a land laws. He said that it was not "I resolution the ministration right through the Hospitals: Queen's Hospital, $24,-00- 0; in possible to give the land question the s. bill to effect proposed changes the sion." said Chillingworth, feel Malulani Hospital, Maui (for pe- up commit- attention it deserves. He moved that "but I Organic Act was taken in that the Governor has erred in hold riod ending December 31, 1909), $2875; tee of the whole, with Governor Frear the committee rise and recommend the ing back the apjointment of president passage of the resolution with Section Hilo Hospital, Hawaii (for pedlod end- acting as Interpreter of the amend- of the Board of Health until the 31, 1909), $2875. No. 5 struck out. last ing December ments. The final result of the com- day of the session." The Courts oF. the right was recommenda- Views. mittee's sitting the raircbild's Chillingworth Criticizes. Circuit Courts: First Circuit Court tion for the adoption of the resolution Senator Fairehild opposed striking and Land Court Three clerks to as- Chillingworth proceeded to sav with Section 5, relating to the land out the land clause. He said that the that sist in courtroom of- weight for the salary of president th Rnard the and clerks' laws, stricken out. approval of the resolution by the Gov of fice ($100 each), $7200. Congress and of Health had been Fourth Circuit This amendment the House refused ernor, and the Delegate to deferred in the Assistant clerk, messenger and in com- the House of Representatives should be conference committee on the appropria- to concur in. the joint conference tion terpreter ($100), $2400. this climate reporting in favor of the adop- sufficient cause for the Senate to give bill, and was only finally approved mittee at $275 per month on the iindprstnnl- - While the Legislature has' endeavor in form ed its approval. tion of the resolution the a ing of the Senate and House ed with a commendable business-lik- . by House. Senator Mc- Coelho then launched forth into that the of the motion indef- president would his place. He spirit to bring the appropriations in black and minority re- -' defense of his first for retain Carthy dissenting in a he also stated within the revenues and by various finally kill- inite postponement, which renewed. that the Senate had been port. The resolution was passage of the kept in ignorance and had enactments to place the Territory and report failed adoption He asserted that the not been ed when the of resolution would put the members of treated with the dignity it deserved. the counties, singly and in relation to grey, solid i Jin the Senate by a margin of one the Senate "in the category of chil Chillingworth said that he fnllv in each other, upon a sound financial vote. dren." He said that it was m direet dorsed the appointment of Mott-Smit- basis, it has been found impossible Socretary of the Territory E. A. opposition to the sentiment contained but? stated that he wished to go on to do all. In the direction that either color and h presi- Mott-Smit- was confirmed as in the resolution introduced by Repre- record as opposing the methods fol your honorable body or the adminis dent of the Board of Health, vice Mark sentative Affonso, and which was pass- lowed. desires. safety mes- tration Financial and - P., Robinson, resigned. When the ed by both branches of the Legislature. Fairehild declared that it was an stability seem to require courtesy part that the stripes. sage was received naming Secretary He declared in thunderous tones thun- act of on the of the Gov amount appropriated in the bill in Mott-Smit- to A h as president of the Board derous considering Coelho 's size that ernor submit an annointmen.t. to tli question should be reduced to an ap (ROM PHOTOGRAPH by Con- Senate on of Health, objection was raised he was loyal to the Delegate and the last day of the session. preciable extent at least, in order to . Mott-Smit- Makekau, on the ground that the Sen-- gress and that the adoption of the reso- iuaiteKaii said that he favored h justify turning the counties ate had already confirmed the appoint-- ; lution would stultify the members of for the place, but moved that overdo the Senate not confirm considerable additional revenue. It is mejit of Mark P. Robinson early in the Legislature. the appointment to may Senator Smith asked Governor Frear because of the "methods practised." difficult determine which items the session, and that it had no official; best be dispense'd with, and I have PerfectiyMade Knowledge of his retirement from the if the proposed bill was not Substan- voeino concurred m the views ex- and intro- pressed bv concluded to veto those mentioned office. This view was concurred in by tially the same as the measure Fairehild. savincr that nn Mott-Smil- h only after most careful consideration, the Senate, and action was deferred duced in the Congress of the United blame could be attached to States by the Delegate. The Governor or the Governor and that the blame and in some cases with great regret until a letter was. received from the oblige me to to replied was and accorded with really rested with Mr. Robinson him- that financial conditions Finished Fit Governor, stating President Rob- that it that self. step. ; .". .t s resigned. the expressed views of Kuhio. take this inson bad The appointment to an of Coel- Coelho'.'...'was the last to exnress his confirmed on unanimous Replying observation Duties Are Less. ' vas then a ho 's that the Senate would stultify it- views and he indulged in oratory and Mt rising vote. The other appointments oh resolution word : The item for the salary of the dep- - self by taking action the painting that should secure him confirmed were those of Albert Hor- Senator Smith1 pointed out that the a sate niche among the immortals. uty high sheriff and clerk may well ner, as Liquor Commissioner of Ha- House acted favorably on it without .the appointment was confirmed on be omitted on its own merits as be- waii; W. P. Alexander and George R. hesitation although it also passed the Coelho 's motion, by a unanimous ris- ing unnecessary now that the duties Carter, as Commissioners of Public Affonso resolution. ing vote. The other appointments were of the High Sheriff have been greatly EfH. Archives; arfa George Herbert, as a Coelho referred to the advice voiced confirmed without comment. reduced by the transfer of Jails and RfJclnerny, Ltd. member of the Board of Medical Ex- by former Vice President Fairbanks The following- bills were signed bv misdemeanant prisoners in the care of aminers, .; on the profits of careful legislatipn. Governor Frear yesterday: the counties, and in view of the pro-- i FORT AND MERCHANT y The Governor's message vetoing a Questions by Moore. Senate Bill No. 152. Act 134. entitled posed policy of relieving him for the number of items in the appropriation Referring to a remark of the Gov- "An Act making an additional appro most part of the duty of serving ' bill was not acted upon by the Senate ernor that some of the clauses of the priation tor the use ot the Second Cir- process for the' courts by leaving that until the night session. bill did not meet with his full ap- cuit Court for the biennial period end- duty to the county sheriffs, where it The appropriation bill having orig- proval, Senator Moore asked the Chief ing the thirtieth day of June, 1909." more "rppely belongs. inated in the House, the Senate took Executive to specify .the sections that Senate Bill No. 153, Act 135, entitled In the Treasury Department, the mainly those of bailiffs, but if not, ad- Auditor upon which ' the Governor ha.J jthe usual course of deferring action he was in doubt of. "An Aet to amend Section 2569 of item of the salary of the bookkeeper ditional assistance may be furnished by based his vetoes. ' until the Representatives had expres- Governor Frear said that the propos- the Revised Laws of Hawaii, relating and deputy." insurance commissioner is the City and County of Honolulu, one "It seems to. me to the dissolution that these figures sed their views. ed amendments, taken as a whole, were of corporations." the only one that can safely be dis- of the duties of whose sheriff is, by must have been so prepared pur- Senate Bill No. for a The Senate concurred in the House satisfactory and that it was necessary 112, Act 136, entitled pensed with under the wording of the express provision in the City and Coun- pose," he said, pointing out mistakes to delinquen- to give and take to reach any sort "An Act to amend Section 1203 of the ty Act, to attend the eircuit court. amendments relating tax appropriation bill. , in additions and omissions from tha were Revised Laws of , The item of the. assist- cies without a dissenting vote. of an agreement when the views , Hawaii." Under the Bureau of Taxes, Third for the salary asset side. He moved apt to differ widely. House Bill No.-200- Act 137, entitled ant clerk of the fourth circuit court that the House House Bill No. 235, relating to the Taxation Division, there is no occasion go into committee of the whole, and taxes on real estate taken tor public McCarthy renewed his motion that "An Act giving warehousemen a lien for separate item for the salary of may also be dispensed with without ask the for storage en- the Auditor to come in and give purposes, passed third reading. the . committee of the whole rise and and authorizing its divisioi erippling the work of 1hat court. forcement by the clerk and interpreter. That a correct statement. House Joint Resolution No. 10, com- recommend to strike out the' section sale." may well be placed on the same status The question is not what is desired, a sec- House Bill No. 219, memorating the memory of Kamehame-h- relating to the land laws and was Aet 138, entitled in as the other divisions. but what is necessary, in view f the Extra Session Fear. onded by Moore. "An Act to amend Chapter 35 of the this respect financial conditions. HI by naming a '.Hilo playground Refers to Loan Bill. "If we go into committee Kauikeaouli Park, passed third reading. Coelho withdrew his motion for in- Revised Laws relating to diseases of of the postponement, stating animals by amending Section 447 of Under the Public Works Department, Governor's Whip Hand. whole now we will have to have an The Senate resolved itself into com- definite that extra session," mittee of the whole to consider the with Section 5 stricken out he would the Revised Laws and by adding a the items for landings at Mahukona The House took a recess to consider warned Rice, who no to resolution. new section thereto to be known as and Hanalei are somewhat exceptional the vetoes and members gathered in moved that the next Item be taken House concurrent resolution on the Or- have objection the , ' up. , v Adopted. Section 447A." ' in this appropriation bill and mightbet-ter- little knots. The Hawaii delegation ganic Act., Report we Coelho moved the indefinite post- House Bill No. 229, Act 139, entitled in view of the, financial situation, was all for overriding without delay, "Here have a difference between for McCarthy's motion carried andwhen loan bill. They are two sets sec-ende- d "An Act to amend Section 2432 of have been put in a calmed down of the Auditor's figures ponement of the resolution and was was the but when It was pointed of the Senate called to order President Revised Laws relating to issuance of less needed than landings at some other out Governor Legis- $124,000," said Shingle. think w by Harvey. Coelho said t hat it Smith took the floor. He urged that the that the had the "I would be a waste of time to take up the certificates or title, by the Court of points. There seems to be no urgent lature by the short hairs. ought to be from Missouri on this and Senate carefully consider its action be Land Registration.' reason for selecting these two places find out why discrepancy. sec- resolution, adding that he "wanted to fore committee "Yes, override this and havfethe bill this I adopting the of the House Joint Resolution Tn 10 Joint in particular. Other equally or more over ond Mr. Cohen's motion to go get back to work." whole report, striking out Section 5. turning the fines and licenses to into Resolution 5, naming the public park important items remain unprovided for pocket-vetoed,- " committee whole Fairehild opposed the motion for in- He adoption the he counties said Rice. of the and find out argued that the of at Waiakea, Hilo, Hawaii, "Kauikeao- - through the failure of the loan bill. why we figures. we can definite postponement, declaring that it report would put the Legislature in the "And that's all the fault of the Sen- have these If would not be fair to the House of Rep- un " , Under the Board of Health, the policy ate," sobbed the chorus. find that our bill is within the reve- position of going on record as being House Bill No. 122. Act 12S, entitled has been adopted by the Legislature nues, we resentatives to throw the resolution out without an expression of opinion on "Mainly the fault of that Demo- should override the veto of scant ceremony. 'An Act to amend Section 39 of Act of turning over hospitals to the coun- the Governor on every item." with such the question of the land laws. 118 cratic assistant clerk, over there," said in Gov- of the Session Laws of 1907." ties and tnere appears to be no sufficient Correa spoke in favor of this, stat- At this point the proceedings Senator Fairehild declared emphati- House another. "He poked that bill away ernor Frear appeared before the com- Bill No. 225, Act 129. entitled reason why the hospitals at Wailuku among ing that he was in the dark and cally that the Senate would be making "An, Act to amend Section 1266 of the and Hilo should not be so turned over tha tabled bills." mittee of the whole and Coelho with- a great mistake to indorse the striking But whatever it was, it was general- thought other members were also. his motion for indefinite postpone- Revised Laws as amended relating to at the beginning of the period as well drew out of Section 5. He said that from the tax liens.1" There will be ly agreed that the Governor had the Fire the Auditor. ment. Upon the request of Senator as six months later. whip no viewpoint of the "vested interests" vSenate Bill No. So, Act 130, entitled ample time to make the necessary ar- hand and that there must be Kaniho he Smith, Governor Frear took up the pro- how. said also wanted to find such a section in the Orgauic Aet would "An Act to amend Section 78 of Act rangements. quarreling with him out where the came visions of the bill as attached to the "Twice put Hanalei wrharf mistake in. If it be a decided hardship but from the 118 of the Session Laws of 1907, en- Much ean belaid against the dis- we've the was the Auditor's fault, he was ready resolution. viewpoint of the general public would titled 'An Act Incorporating' the Citv item through after a fight; twice the Explains. pensing with the item for the Queen 's to present a resolution to fire the Au- Governor be a decided step in advance. and County of Honolulu.' " hospital, and it is with great reluc- Governor has vetoed it, and for the ditor. - Governor Frear stated that the bill The report of the committee of the Senate Bill No. 147, Act 131, entitled veto" second time we have to- vote to sus- t tance that I this; but if the Committee of Whole. had been framed conservatively and whole was then adopted, Brown, Coelho, "An Act to amend Sections 1155 and Territorial expenditures are to be kept tain him," said Coney. the - every effort had been made to draw it Harvey, Makekau, McCarthy, Moore, 1157 of the Revised Laws relating to revenue, it is necessary to At 4 o'clock the House took up the The vote to refer to committee of within the e up in a manner that would cause it to Quinn, Robinson and Woods, affirmative, records of births, deaths and mar- some items and is one of those matter again, Coney moving to ,, con- the carried, and Shingle was ' omit this and ornit-ted-r-no- called conform to the sentiments of the public. Baker, Chillingworth, Fairehild, riages." which may most appropriately be, t, sider the veto as a whole. The Speak- to the chair. Cohen had been He said that it was naturally difficult to Kalama, Knudsen and Smith against it. House Bill No. 232, Act 132, entitled indeed, with the idea that er ruled against this and ordered the named; but had flown up to show the meet the wishes of all, but that the Following the noon recess of the Sen- "An Act to amend Section 1136 of that hospital should cease receiving matter taken up item by item. different figures to the Governor. Au- wishes of all had been taken into care- ate notification was received from the the Revised Laws relating to the carry' government aid, but with the idea that The deputy sheriff item was read. ditor Fisher was summoned, but as ful consideration ia framing the meas- House had failed to concur in ing of persons suffering from con- that it the City and County of Honolulu should Coney moved to concur. , j Cohen bad the figures he had to be ure. the Senate amendment, striking out tagious or infectious diseases or leprosy furnish such aid. The additional reve- Shingle stated that the Governor's waited for. ' The bill doesn 't meet my views in Section 5. in steam coasting vessels." nue which that city and county will message surprised him, as he thought Pending Cohen's return the commit- some ways," said the Mc- Senate Bill No. 86, Act 133, entitled Governor, "but President Smith named Senators receive during the next biennial period the House and Senate had . done good tee tookv.a recess. Cohen reappeared, 1 ad- Act to amend Section 1069 of taken as a whole consider it. an Carthy, Quinn and Fairehild as mem- "An in, excess of what it haS received dur- work, getting the bill $31,000 within but the .Auditor had gone. Talk of a mirable measure that will meet our bers of the conference committee. Chapter 89 of the Revised Laws of Ha . ing the current period will far exceed the revenues. The figures of the Audi- special session nvas in the air. Finally f"S-.- im- waii relating to medicine and surg-erv- pressing needs, and will be a great The conference committee report rec- the amount of its increased expendi- tor, as submitted to the conference both Cohen and the Auditor were provement on the Organic Act as now ommended resolu- " it the adoption of the tures, including ;this item, occasioned committee, were: Revenues, esti- brought in. tion as adopted in the House, Senator reads." by laws passed at the present session, mated, $2,859,052.75; 1; Shingle explained deferring to the first section of the McCarthy dissenting. appropriations, to the Auditor The report was and that city and county is in a far excess of over expen- what was wanted. The Auditor ex- proposed bill, Governor Frear said it lost by one vote, Brown, Coelho, Har- re'enues better fiuanciat situation to extend this ditures, $31,021.75. . plained was was to specifically vey, Rob- HOUSE that his first estimate intended state that Makekau, McCarthy, Moore, aid than is the Territory. "Twenty-fou- r the Territorial statutes do not apply to inson and Moore voting against it. hours later I call on based on the figures in his own de- 4 Clerk Not Needed. the Governor partment. The second figures were the Territory of Hawaii. He said that The report of the conference com- and he has another esti- was not unlikely that the courts mittee on the resolution expressing the (Continued From Page One. Under the Judiciary Department, the mate from the Auditor sliowi based on the figures submitted to the it. bill to be $92,698.87 Governor from depart- would now hold that the Territorial sentiment of the Legislature as favor- paraded before the members and put out item which may best be dispensed with over the estimated the various ' statutes were not applicable to Hawaii, ing the opening of Bishop street from of their agony. is that for the salaries of three clerks revenues." ments. The second figures showed a iut that the first section was intended Beretania avenue to the sea front, was The first bill was Robinson 's Medical to assist in the court room and clerk's Shingle Resentful. deficit of $.92,698. The second was based to remove all uncertainty. adopted on the motion of McCarthy. School office in the first circuit court. There Shingle on the receipts of the past year multi- ii Inspection bill. On motion of thought the figures of the is indeed no necessity for this item. plied by two. Governor Frear said that the fourth Mott-Saut-h. Correa it was tabled. last, JX Appoints Although is less estimate correct, but believed it section "was essential in many ways, per- Th other was Chillingworth s bill to there business in that up to "Which figures are right?" asked 5 The message from the Governor was the House to override the veto mitting counties to issue bonds and al- a court now than there was for some Shingle. Mott-Smit- h allow maximum of $50 to a sheriff on Queen's received, nominating Ernest A. years recently, this Legislature has in the Hospital item and the "One set is as likely to right lowing the Territory to issue bonds for as of the Board of as fees on foreclosure' sales, giving the Mahukona wharf item. be as longer terms than is now possible, president overs the bill now in question given that the other," answered Mr. Fisher. thus Health. .Albert Horner as member of to the Territory, Furtado agreed with him, and Kalei- disposing of the Government s securi- A call for further unfinished business court one additional clerk for the A mistake in addition was pointed the Board of License Commissioners of opu didn't, both at length. The vote - ties with greater ease. found the House mute and an adjourn- clerk's office and has increased the out. ra the County of Hawaii, William D. Alex- salaries of on the item stood: Ayes, 14; noes, 16. The fifth section of the bill. Governor ander as ment was taken. three of its interpreters. This "T must have omitted an item in and George R. Carter members additional clerk and five Veto was sustained. Frear characterized as the most impor- of the Archives Commission, Dr. George AFTERNOON SESSION. the interpre- typewriting, said Mr. Fisher, who tant of all, affecting the general land ters, who have much spare time, may Glaring Errors from Auditor. said that his totals were right. Herbert as member of the Board of The House met 2 re- laws of the Territory. said at o'clock to easily render the services intended to Before the next items were consid- Cohen asked if he had any reasop lie that it Medical Examiners, the three last ceive notice from would facilitate the homesteading of the Senate that it be performed by these three assistant ered, Cohen called attention to "glarT to think the receipts from land sales named being reappointments. had cut out of the bill to be submitted clerks, whose duties are intended to be ing j errors" in figures (Continued 1 the from the on Page Three.)

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'Continued ' from Page Two) TiM be less than ke hilT we . ago. 'I do n.)t." TICKETS FOR EXCURSION MARINES BEST answered the Auditor. th big aiffmnee iQ the new state- TO 20TH INFANTRY ment came in. He was tol.l tw u B WiELL PEARL HARBOR GO FAST W3S based on factual rZ'Tthe past year and included the Standing of the Military League. no estimate 0f increase. I 1 1 "UVC Which, ; 8 ng W3y in VOlir 'n,'rrmnt a. pearancT i gt towar1 makin P best ap- - P. V. Pet. most accurate v.i- .- Many Requests Hawaii---Te- X. G. H. 1 1 1.000 asked. sratmnt"' wu for Places on Yacht n v ' fcth Cavalry ...... 1 1 1.000 ."1 should say my own statement," ... 2 1 he Oar new Spring stock Yachts Will Sail Marines .500 answered, referring to the one show- has arrived; watch our windows. to Pearl Fort Shafter 2 0 .000 ing a surplus, stating however that it was wholly a matter of guess. That By a score of seven to one, the Ma- statement, he said, did not figure on BflamifaGturers9 Harbor May 9. refunding rines handed it to the boys from Fort any bonds. If two million be refunded uld take Shafter, in their second appearance in Enn il Tnnv 41 Shoo Co., Ltd. 1051 the Military League schedule, at Aala He stated that he regarded the esti- FORT STEEET The business office of the Advertiser who wish to come mates of TELEPHONE 82 back that way in Park yesterday afternoon, : the Governor as verv con- was a lively place plenty, of servative, yesterday afternoon. time to reach town before road-pounde- The rs made their one you People began coming in about 2 o'eloek sundown. There will also be launches "Do think then," asked Kalei-op- u, and boats to and only in the first inning, and from and they were not there to buy papers, take the train travelers ''that the present bill is within over to the depot. that time on they were never really the revenue?" nor to insert advertisements nor to A List of the Yachts. dangerous. ' "I think it will come closer than groueh about not The Marines made all the other," having their names Here i a list of said the Auditor. Opera House mentioned in the the yachts that will their seven runs in three innings, and Rice asked if any Opera House society column. They go to Pearl Harbor on May 9, refunding of bonds with they certainly came in bunches when was provided for and was told no. were there to make bookings for the mtjjr captains ana the number of pas sengers they did coine. "If we have the annronriatmn Kill big excursion to Pearl Harbor on tney can carry outside of too high then crew. the Governor will not 1 May 9. Lemra was the romper for the In De ao:e to POLLARD'S Mokolii and refund bonds!" asked Rice NO. CO. It is schooner Luka will take fantry. He reached third after a bin The Auditor agreed. unfortunate that the possible one hundred passengers between them answer to - . gle and two steals, and then fine in Castro the Auditor accommodation is so alarmingly small. and captain Hathaway will be in a Monday Evening, "FUN- ON THE BRISTOL." ' charge two-bagg- by stated that $120,000 had been appro- Judging by the rush for tickets yes- of the two of them as the Mo- Bateman sent him in. priated outside kolii will tow of the regular appro- Saturday Matinee, "FUN ON" THE terday the yacht club could easily char- the schooner. The Marines made two runs in the priation bill, but he had figured that BRISTOL." Commodore Charles T. Wilder will ter a steamer and gun- second, and followed with three in the the excess of revenue over expenditures Saturday Evening, "UNDER load it to the be in command of the Hawaii and she THE PUMP." wales third, making their final two tallies in Detween bow and July 1 would take with eager excursionists. But will carry twenty passengers beside : the the sixth. ; care of this amount. the yacht club is not doing anything amateur crew. "Which George Gibson, pitched an excellent game estimate would be the saf- steamer-charterin- g Crozier will take his new in the line. It is for the winners, only, two of the five est to adopt, yours or the Govern- yawl Charlotte C. and states that he or asked arranging a real yacht cruise and ev- can hits he allowed! amounting to any- 'st' Sheldon. accommodate fifteen all told. This thing, The Auditor sidetracked. erybody who buys a ticket "will have is the newest of the yachts to be built and the other were scat- a place aboard a real yacht. in the yacht club and is one of the tered where they could do no good. Furtado Eebels. He was ably seconded by ORPHEUM Mr. Crane had his baggage labels prettiest goers to windward that has Williams Furtado rose to make 'his twelfth THEATER been seen behind the bat, and the two them speech, all ready. These in these waters. Those who of which brought on a row. are the tickets for went a grand trip back were a very effective battery. fehingle tried to squeleh excursion, from Pearl him but THE POPULAR FAVORITES the Each one is printed on Harbor should book for the Char- The next game in the series will be brought about a small revolution. Sev- TONIGHT "both sides with the big lotte C. at Leilehua next Sunday, between the eral rose to points of word'"Paid" order, Furtado THE Kame-hameh- G. ELLEFORD COMPANY and a blank space for the name of Robert Scott will captain the a. N. H. and the 5th Cavalry. There aetymg them all. This big fif- De over have the floor and on the yacht on which the purchaser will sloop will take win tremendous excitement ?'I I insist "He Princess or teen visitors aboard and those who this game, and a large crowd of root talking," he said. Presenting a Repertoire sail, the which is filled an of the Latest Piter with ink. want to have a lively sail and, per- ers from the local camps will go out He talked for some time. Dramatic Successes These labels are to be worn by those haps, a brush with the Charlotte C. on on the train to watch the game. The The Auditor was finally excused and who go aboard the yachts and this the way back should get a baggage train will leave the O. R. & L. depot Rice, moved that Secretary Mott-Smit- h , Friday and Saturday, August in label be asked to make a statement. VAUDEVILLE features headed by method will relieve the various pursers marked "Kamehameha." at 9:15, and will leave Leilehua at 3:30 Daly 's greatest success, "UNDER T. V. ,King, man round-tri- p Long stated that he was ready to the wonderful OSBORNS, in of much work as the who sailed the in the afternoon. The fare taking they will not have Gladys over to Hilo in a $1.25. go on without hearing from anyone specialties. THE GASLIGHT." race with the is ' The best company Mr. to go round and ask for tickets but Hawaii and else. the other transpacific The official score wasr . EUeford ever brought to Honolulu. Popular 25c.,' just take a glance and see yachts and came very near to beating Cohen moved to rise and report that Prices 50c. and 75c whether U. S. M. AB R. BH SBPOAE people have Y .the whole bunch, will be there and the committee had satisfied itself that the big label on. Williams, c . . a 1 0 0 10 ing There was a states that he can take about 'seven the bill was within the estimated reve- that the House thi3 session had big run on tickets for Hays, If . 5 6 1 0 0 - nue. y- spent over $10,000 , the Hawaii. The announcement besides his crew. less than the House that The Makin, 2b 5 1 1 0 2 Sheldon objected. "Let us have more of 1907. The expenses ehf-.ne- Helene will in charge Cap- of the House, the fair sex would have the first e be of Gaw, ss . . 4 1 0 0 2 light. Let us go to the root of the from both on the schooner was taken notice tain Whitney but her capacity is al- Federal and Territorial ap- of ready booked up. She Call, 3b ... 4 i o 0 0 matter," he said. ; propriations, compared and there were a will probably - with those of half dozen eager Davis, cf 4 2 2 0 o- 0 Cohen 's motion to rise- - was lost on 1P07, swains who wanted to know carry about a dozen enthusiasts to are: whether Gibson, p 4 1 1 0 0 3 the easting vote of the chair and they could get tickets for themselves Pearl Harbor. Session Session as well as H. D. Bowen will have a rtart' on Winter, lb 4 0 0 0 13 0 Rice's motion to call in Secretary 1907. 1909. the ladies they wished to 4" Mott-Smit- h "Ke-Haulan- 0 0 0 1 was declared carried. , invite. , his new power sea wren, the i" Knight, rf 0 Mileage . . . . , , . 554.46 t 521.60 protest against that count," Compensation . 12,000.00 This was quite a question to an- but there will be no book- "I . 12,000.00 be 7 shouted Cohen. vote was fifteen ART ings for this fast little craft as the Totals... .39 5 0 27 14 2 "The Pay of officers . 3,233.00 3,283.00 swered but Mr. Crane had no trouble, to twelve. appeal from the owner has already made arrangements 20TH INF. AB RBH SBPO I chair." Engrossing .,' . 92.00 137.56 as all the mere men wanted to take AE The gavel pounded him into quies- a small bevy with them and he figured to cover the capacity of the good little McCall, ss .. 4 0 0 0 0 Supplies ...... 540.10 557.62 power yawi with friends. Moran, 3b , . . 4 0 0 0 0 cence. .. . that one man to four women was about Then followed a series of motions to Translation 749.19 757.13 The Spray will said down to Pearl Lemra, 2b ... 4 1 1 0 5 Furniture . . 3S4.80 1,219.98 the right proportion and had no dif- call in the Governor, Superintendent THEATRE Harbor with Jack Densham at the til- Bateman, c . 4 0 1 0 10 .. . . 1,081.35 ficulty in placing tickets under those Pniblie Works, Superintendent Incidentals 329.73! ler. All those who have life in- Gongol, 4 0 6 of of conditions. their rf 0 z. Education, of the Board of Typewriting .. . 1,480.00 769.70 surance paid up and would like to 4 0 2 President Hawaii Nearly Full Up. hear Kistler, cf .. 0 1 Health, Adjutant General, etc. Shingle Printing ...... 3,835.75 2,636.04 a few of the latest things in sea chan- 4 Oakley, lb .. 0 1 0 7 to put motions in spite of Jcurnal ...... 7,025.80 1,642.90 Those who expect t . go on Ha- refused the the ties and who are not afraid to yank Ellis, If U... 4 0 o; 0 0 Committees waii must haul-yard?- ), Furtado 's insistence. certainly get in early. There on a sheet or halyard (or is it p 4 are only a ' Boloun,. ... 0 0 0 1 Nnuanu Dam .... 1,725.16 108.00 few places left and it looks want to get in early and book Mott-Smit- h Explains, as though all Education ...... 412.50 359.16 the others would be gone for the Spray. . i Totals...... 36 1 5 0 2J t 9 In a recess, pending the arrival of Military ... 31.00 122.50 before tonight. The committee has de- Kapo-le- An A Captain Renton will bring the i Marines: Runs-.- . the Secretary of the Territory, there Health and police 618.50 674.20 cided not to erowd the Hawaii, but to out from Pearl Harbor with a party 0230020007 Oa- - B. H.. 1 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 was much heated wrangling, some Public Lands .... 688.00 408.00 limit the number of tickets so that ev- aboard to meet the yachts on their way j 05 erybody goes 20th Inf.: Runs.. 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 hu members accusing Shingle of hav Finance .. 66.15 440.23 who on her can have a from Honolulu and will act as pilot up 01 ing to Kauai. Teaiiy good time and thoroughly B. H.. 2 surrendered Public Accounts .. 691.15 682.60 enjoy tne cnannei leading to the yacht club. 0010100 15 Mott-Smit- Two-bas-e Secretary after order Judiciary 326.95 413.00 the sail to Pearl Harbor and the de- There are . yachts hits, Gibson, Davis, Bate- Change of program other and small had been restored, stated that the Miscellany ... 233.05 three times a lightful beat back along the coast. p'ower will parties down man, Kistler; bases on balls, off .... 179.50 craft that take Anditor's estimate was based on the Agriculture 96.90 490.41 week Monday. Wednesday and Everybody who goes on this axcur-sio- n for the big doings and it is expected 2, Boloun 3; struck out, by Gibson money paid m (or the past two years, ' ! 9, Printing 424.00- - 361.50 Friday. will pay for1 their places. There that there will not be a single wet-do- g Boloun 6; wild pitches, Gibson 1, the Governor's estimate being based dead-heads.- " land-lubbe- Conference ...... 42.70 25.00 will be no The r lett on shore. Also there will be a Boloun 1; sacrifice hits, Hays, Gaw, on figures submitted by heads cock-pi- the the Special . who sits in the t and winders number of people, who have never been Davis, Gibson, Winter, Moran, Ellis. departments as to they had 35.00 79.35 of what Rules 20.00 V whether his breakfast will stay down struck by the yachting bug, who will Time of game, 1 hour 55 minutes; um reason to expeet would coma in. 30.00 and the hard-workin- g Credentials ...... 2.00 volunteer who catch the fever and help to Boom the pire, Tom Pedro; scorer, K. I An-dre- He then submitted what he consid hauls on the jib-shee- ts or Lanai investigation.. 857.10 slacks the. greatest sport on the Islands. , ered the most nearly correct figures, boom over, for a jibe, will both come showing that the bill carried $122, Erection committee in with their little ante. The yachts- 079 over the revenues. Not a single rooms and gallery 591.14 men fe&l that this is by way of a big POLLARDS WIN HIGH SPRINGS improvement outside of those in the Pay, disbursing clerk ...... 125.00 Song family party to get the yacht club out bill was included except $40,000 for Recital of debt and raise sufficient funds to the leper hospital. These figures show $37,265.41 $28,946.87 look after the Hawaii properly and CRICKET MATCH BIG SURPRISE that on June 30, 1911, the Territory Included in the charge for expenses they are all working together to make would be $123,000 in the hole, exciud is J1S10 for fixtures, which leaves the tne anair one grand suecess. ing all the expenses of the next Legis balance HUGO The Pollards upheld for this session an even better . KERZER Bound Trip Fare $1.50. their reputation Standing of Interscholastic Leagufl lature, some $35,000 to $40,000, and one. for being good As already stated, but repeated athletes as well as good P. W. Pet. any current appropriation bill for the Refused for period. present Final Grab. Presents the benefit of 'those who have not tak- actors by handing it to the local crick- Kams .. ... 1 , 1 1.000 The Legislature had passed $174,000. Before presenting this report, Castro Mrs. Hugo Herzer en notice, the fare will be $1.50 eters by a score of 43 to 39 in a one High School ...... 2 ; 1 .500 such a bill carrying for does same announced that the committee refused Miss Inngard Schaefer the round trip or $2.50 for a gentle- Punahou .v 2 i 1 .500 If the next Legislature the inning game with only iten men on their be to honor vouchers for the imaginary Mr. Christian Jenkins man and lady. in St. Louis 0 the dehet tor the period would Tickets are the shape side, yesterday ....; .000 $?,h",0(0. extra services of theHouse officers and Mr. Henry Clark of a label which is to be worn afternoon at Makiki 1' ' likea Mott-Smit- recommended the resolution ask- field. - h made a good defense of that ta?- - - ..V.' tne Governor's vetoes. ing for the extra pay be tabled. It Ten yachts will take part in ex- The bowling on both sides was excel- A big was sprung . the surprise yester The epmmktee rose at six o 'clock was taoled. cursion. Those who come - first for lent and this accounts for the Jow score. day afternoon, when the High School and reported the consideration of Deer Bill Veto. tickets will be servd first and will that Room, Ayres and R. A. Jordan bowled the defeated the Oahu College on Alexan- - the veto be proceeded with. Three hours before the session must ball have choice the of the craft on which means we are just where we. they, go to Pearl Harbor. The Moko-li- i entire inning for the local playersj This "tiu ure yiuae score or o. io o. 'It close, the consideration of the veto explained Rice. of Bill, is a power yacht and will earTy is the first" time that the former has Henry Chlllingworth started," the Deer was YOUKG HOTEL pitched for the taken up, on motion of Furtado. kVl about fifty passengers. She will tow bowled, for a long time and his record winners Votes on Vetoes. the, a sailinor and twirled an excellent Coney said it was not proven as yet Luka. schooner which will of .5 wickets for 12 was commend- The item next considered was that of also carry about fifty. runs game. The genial Henry made a hit that the deer harmed the forests. Such able. the deputy insurance commissioner. was not The other yachts are all sailing ves- with the rooters for his' side by skin veto. the experience elsewhere. Wild FRIDAY EVENING, Furtado moved to override the pigs were harmful and goats likewise, APRIL 30, sels and will sail to Pearl Harbor. It Ernest Chester, Alfred Goulding and ning first base jn a, hike for second, The vote showed: Ayes, 14; noes, 15, is possible that some of them will tow Harold but no recommendation comes from the Frazer did the bowling for the while the umpire was looking. in favor ot the veto. 8 O'CLOCK back but most of them will back not and uovernor to destroy tfleni. At any beat winners. They were all three in excel- There was The veto of the item for clerk the open season gave plenty against the wind to Honolulu harbor some demur from the oppo- Taxation was rate of lent form and it was only Podmore who interpreter, Third district, time to destroy deer. He moved and this, for anybody who enjoys a site side.but, as Henry quite rightly sustained on a close vote, 18 to 11. the one" the veto be not sustained. Admission $1.00. Tickets on sale at good sail, will be of the pleasan-tes- t could do anything with them. This said, was next. that "that is all in the game. Keep The Mahukona wharf item Alfonso said the time had come to Bergstrom Music Co. and Young Hotel features of the excursion. able batter piled up a score of 25, but Shingle moved to override the veto, office. All that eleventh commandment.' add Hawaii to the forty-eigh- t other those who do not wish to return was finally bowled out by Goulding. seconded by Douthitt. The vote to water can come back on The Punahous did not states and territories which protect by the train There was have their override was: Ayes, 19; noes, 10. Oahu car-fr- - quite a little crowd of the deer. He remarked that Columbus dis- by paving their own which is oes t team on the diamond and will and Hawaii voted together, against a matter of some forty cents. Pollards' friends out to watch game covered America by mistake and ad- the probably , do better next time, but, Maui and Kauai. The afternoon train will bring all and there was much jubilation when yeto vanced that as a reason for overriding the whatever the reason was, The of the Hanalei wharf item the veto. winning run the High mem-- J Theater was scored with only eight was sustained by all the Kauai Kawewehi was surprised at Alfonso. Park wickets down. Eva Moore and several School victory delighted several hun- bers, getting opposition only from Oahu He looked surprised about something, Fort Street and Chaplain Lane The mere fact that other of the fair members of the com- dred rooters from McKinley way and and Hawaii. The vote to override pany graced upset having just missed a bushel basket he the field with their pres- all the dope that has been care- showed: Ayes, 9; noes, 20. had stored several things in from off ence and - fully they all seemed to be eniov- laid out for the Punahou team The Queen's hospital item was next. his by announcing Open Air Moving ing it very thoroughly, to veto. desk. He concluded t for, as they said, come through the series with 100 Douthitt moved to override the wise man who reminded per 16 that he was one would Scott's Emulsion it them of home. cent. His motion was lost, receiving only change his opinion and would support Picture Exhibition Frank Cherry had an unfortunate There was a much larger crowd votes, to 13 for the veto. bout with a ball the motion to override. Superior machines. which results in his present than on Monday, and the root The Maui hospital veto was sustained, Nawahine asked'Cohen if a deer is universally recom thumb being split, - im- Comfortable chairs. the which accounts ing could be, heard from- the end of all the islands voting against it could do tricks and was told by the ! as Not an closed auditorium, mended for Consumption freentaebkattfJeore' he is usualb an Manoa Valley to Waikiki. The game partially. The vote stood: To sustain, Speaker in a hoarse Hawaiian whis- was a close one all the way through, 24; to override, 5. per, to make a chump of himself ADMISSION 10 AND 15 CENTS ' T,he ores not is proof positive that it is L battins were as follows: and was so intensely exciting that The Hilo hospital veto followed the before all the strangers in the gallery. Children 5 Cents vuioici, x. vuesier, v; several of the onlookers had what are same course. The vote was: To over- After considerable jockeying over the most energizing and j Alfred Goulding." 0; Jack Pollard, 5; technically known as "conniption ride the veto, 8; to sustain,; 21. the vote the veto was overridden on ; Fred Bindloss, 2; Harold Ted-- Frazer, 6; i fits." The vetoes of the items of the three a vote of 20 to 10. strengthening preparation die ft- - McXamara. 3: Frank Cherrv This victory of assistant clerks of the First Circuit Willie Pollard, 8, not the High School was Thanks for the Speaker. in the world. out: F. N. Smith, the best thing that could happen and of the assistant clerk of the Fourth 0. Byes, 7; total, 43. for Circuit were overridden. All others At 9:40 the complimentary portion j' the series. It has stirred up Honolulu C. C Maxwell. 0: R. A interest were sustained. of the last da y 's business was ached. warms and nourishes, and enthusiasm and will put all the rf It j Jordan, 0, not out; II. M. Ayres, 5; Me- - Kaniho, who wore an American Beauty players to working House The New Open-Ai- r Theater lanpny, u; n. naney, Fodmore, 25; overtime to win Acts Alone. in his button bole, presented the fol it enriches the blood, stops games. " IX L. Withington, 0; Gibson. 0: Ouder- - The House received the report of the lowing resolution: loss flesh and builds kirk, 0; Stacker, 2: Lishman, 1; bves, conference committee on the Organic "Resolved, That the thanks of this LATEST of 4: Eddie . ioi a i, ay. Fernandez stated yesterday Act amendment draft bill, killing the House are presented to Honorable 11. up. Get Scott's. v- ; afternoon that he was feeling sick and resolution. Acting independently of the L. Holstein, Speaker, for the able, im- unable to umpire Ani- - Senate, was sent in a The St. Louis-Kar- a game will be the mttip at the draft bill in partial and dignified manner in which MOVING PICTURES ywterday afternoon, House resolution and passed as the first he has .resided over deliberations Send this advertisement toaether with name o 'played at Aala Park this afternoon at! and that he its I without business of the evening session. CHANGES MONDAYS paper appears, your address and four ! 3:15, on success to communicate and performed the, arduous and import- in which it and not the Kam diamond. with the cents to cover postage, and we will send you a j president of the league, over Good Financial Record. ant duties of the chair, during the AND THURSDAYS This is the second of the games that the telephon.2. ' Complete Handy Atlas of the World.' :: -- vcre postponed last Saturday on ac This accounts for his Chairman Castro of the Public Ac- present Legislature of the Territory Two entrances Pauahi street, near SCOTT & BOWKE. 409 Pearl Street. New York on thp iiisimnnri counts Committee presented a state- of Hawaii." Nuuanu; and Hotel street. On count of the weather. pire the game. site of ment of the session expenses, show-- (Continued on Page Four.) the merry-go-roun- r ..... A THE PACHTO COMMEECIAIi ADVERTISES, HONOLULU, THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1909, 1' - M HOUSE Pacific Commercial Advertiser BUY, A MORNING PAPER. (Continued from Page Three.) TUNGSTEN LAMPS BLshi. He moved the adoption of the reso-

- - - - EDITOB lution in a speech of appreciation of im t. 'WALTER- G. SMITH - - - - - the work of the Speaker. Insure quality ' ; 29 Kawewehi seconded the resolution, a much better of light THURSDAY ; : : i i : : APEIL Etating rather sadly that the House had been run very economically. DOZEN not only of superior brilliancy and instensity, to see American territory occupied by those whose The . resolution was adopted , unan- Somehow I should like this "" ' imously. " . v'; Llood the Wood ran through the veins of our ancestors. is that A Presentation.i Boxes of: but more attractive in color and moredesir- - One of the things that impresses ine most is the need of diversified industries. . f Douthitt, in a speech eulogistic of , i larger progress, basing your hopes on one industry. It is impassible to make the the Speaker and of the House, present- . able for general illumination. I' Former Vice President Fairbanks, before the Commercial Club. ed on behalf of the members to the C0RYL0PSIS -- ... 5 Speaker a handsome silver cigarette J " 'THE PEESIDE1JT AND HAWAII. case and match box, on which the Ha- 25 watt size, S .85 40 watt size, $1.00 waiian eoat-of-arm- s was chased. TALCUM The assurance given by Mr. Walker, the Advertiser's Washington corre- Douthitt credited the Speaker with spondent, that Mr. Taft is not hostile to Hawaii, may be accepted as official. much of the credit for the efficiency 60 watt size, 1.40 100 watt size, 1.85 and economy of the work done during he information like that, gets it from inside the White Mr. Walker, when sends the session. In making the presenta- requent That POWDER i.t.. I'ouse where, for many years, he has been a welcome and f visitor. tion, he did so, he said, with the hope his the President, when Secretary of War, viewed the local activity against that all would meet again on the floor (25c size) for $1.50. Philippine bill with a bitterness foreign to his amiable nature, is well known; of the House. To dealers, jobbers, brokers, nd that he would, as Chief Executive, lay a strong restraining hand upon any- Nawahine's Last Attempt. storekeepers and barbers. here, has beeome an open secret; but that , We have 5 gross only, and thing like government by plantations Nawahine asked for a reconsidera- you will have to hurry. i he does not intend to withhold anything he can give to increase the safeguards tion of the vote on his manuahi reso- The Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd. in Hawaii or to add to the freedom and happiness of lution to pay extra to the House of- of honest administration " ficers. the people, is the assurance we find in Mr. Walker's words and in other data House no ' Coney said the had right which have been gathered from well-informe- d sources. to make presents with the people's President Taft will make no mistake in trusting Hawaii. The measures money. He believed the press would ft, whieh have irritated him did not and do not find the support of the majority comment most adversely on any such mi an action, justly so. If the members cf people here; and at the time of their appearance they received widespread li wanted to pay the officers extra, let patri-ctieall- y Wholesale and Retail. local hostility, in which this paper joined. Mr. Taft and his policies are them dig down in their pockets and supported in Hawaii and he need have no fear, as long as the quality not give the people's mon-- y away. FIGURED of central administration is not impaired, that this Territory will pursue any Nawahine talked again and Kaniho seconded the motion to resurrect - the courses.' resolution. Kawewehi and others talk- It would contribute to the good feeling all around if Secretary Ballinger, ed a half hour on this question, Castro following Secretary Garfield's example, would visit Hawaii and get acquainted concluding the debate by stating that to MtoirD with the situation. We wish he might come with the Congressional party next the House was not able nor willing to anybody. summer. He would find that there is little left of the old feudal ideas here and make donations that the one thing the people most eagerly ask for is Federal encouragement, The Last Act. ses- Eare and Odd Designs in materials that will make up into stylish yartieularly jn land matters, for "development," as President Koosevelt put it, At 11:05 the House resumed its gowns Sec- morning for ladies or into the popular Japanese Kimonos. "along traditional American lines." "'. sion to receive notice from the retary that the Governor had signed . ' the two county bills, turning over po- THE JUDICIAL SELECTIONS. : lice court flne8"and costs and. license CENTS The appointment to judicial posts of men acceptable to. Governor Frear is fees to the counties. In addition he 20 THE YARD had signed the Senate bilj forbidding the best news Hawaii has had from Washington since March 4th. It 'shows unauthorized drilling and the pupule The Cost is that the stories floating about that the Governor is persona non grata to the bill. Notice was also given of the Iresident and that he may be superseded and that there is to be a government numbering of the appropriation bill, carpetbaggers here, are mere fancies of the disgruntled; and that, so' far as making it a law. This placed it be- Very Little tf yond any reconsiderations on the part this Territory is concerned the administration will take no radical courses. . of the Legislature. While the nominee for second Federal Judge, Mr. George W. Woodruff of for a Copper Card Plate. Committee. THE JAPANESE Pennsylvania, is an outsider, he is not of the earpetbagging type. He was Notification BAZAAR Kaleiopu to Once you have one, it lasts a life vrged upon the Governor by stanch friend of former presented a resolution that Hawaii, Secretary appoint" a committee of five to notify time. tiarfield; and the Governor was given a ehance to say whether or not such 'the Governor that the House stood Our copper plate work excels. We FOET a nomination would be acceptable to him. It was acceptable, . after Justice ready to adjourn sine die. The reso- STEEET, NEXT THE CONVENT. Jlallou had taken himself out of the race, and Judge Woodruff will meet no lution passing, the Speaker named Ka--' invite you to compare it with that rpfriendly spirit when he arrives. leiopu, Rice, Kaniho, Affonso and Like of others. on committee. ., appointment Antonio his on the The of Perry to old place the Supreme beneh The House took a recess and there Let us show you our samples and repairs an act of injustice to him unintentionally done by President Eooseyelt. was a call for music from the Kona submit prices. . He ought to have had reappointment when his first term and. nightingales. Kawewehi led off with HAWAIIAN expired; this Wedding and Reception work a SOUVENIR JEWELRY irrespective of the fact that his successor was a man of .the same high type a hula. f . , At 11:20 a committee from the Sen- Specialty. PERFEST IN WORKMANSHIP MODEEATE IN PEICE of professional and personal character. But all's well that ends well. AT OUE NEW STOEE A. M. " ate dropped in to tell the House every- DIET2 JEWELEY CO, The appointment of Judge Whitney to the Circuit bench is simply ideal. thing was in order for the final drop- 121 woman's exchange 'His character, his learning, the qualities .of his mind and his service on the ping of the curtain, and Kaleiopu, for Hotel Street . district bench all commend him to the good will of the responsible public and the House committee, reported that to that of his reputable brethren of the bar. the Senate and Governor had been, for H.F.lIiXCO.ilD. mally notified. It is a time for general congratulation among thosewho wSnt good govern- - THE-- nent continued in Hawain - - f. Leading Jewelers - Speaker mem- " - . Holstein. thanked the bers for the presentation made ,him, 57- . The majority of the grand jury found against Catheart, but a minority stood saying: ; NEED out larid it was finally decided to regard his assault upon a Chinese witness "I wish to thank you for ;the token in an important; case, as .the act of an "obstreperous drunken person' and let you have presented to me this even- -- IN t.- - ing to you I take go that. - The evidence was and tell that shall it at all against Catheart and was given by Hawaiians it home and treasure .it with fond rec- aft well as , Chinese, but Catheart, despite his newspaper, admission that he ollections of the sixty Jays we bave " may have licked a Chinaman," denied having Struck Goo Wan Hoy at; all. spent together. I have tried to.hjr)my YOUR CASE The jury seems to have thought that perhaps he was in no condition to remember. duty and am glad that that effort has . WUI1M been recognized by my feow Repre- "When away, we believe you The serious phase of the matter is that it constitutes a denial of justice to Goo that Capital (Paid np).. Tea 24.000,000 sentatives. . When the reeord of,, this Wan Hoy who may now feel justified in preparing defend himself need an efficient and inexpensive Reserve Fund...... 15,940,000 td from further House is completed I believe the, peo- Most Wearers of Classes ...Ten irresponsible violence on , the part of the City and County Attorney by other ple will be satisfied with the work of means of communication. "We have HEAD OFFICJE, YOKOHAMA. meaDs than; those which are supposed ,to be provided by law. their Representatives. I hope that Obtain Comfort Only The bank such a code system which can be buys and , receives ProvidencS will good to you, w ill at for be through the use of lenses which have collection bills of exchange, issues guide you in your future efforts, and your service if you wish it. Drafts The fact that Uncle Sam has. fortified a volcano here, is attracting much been ground to salt their particular and Letters of Credit, and that you will be here again to repre- needs. transacts a general banking Attention in eastern prints. That is practically' what has been business. done at Diamond sent the people at the. next session of It was formerly the custom to over- The Bank receives Local Deposits though My Head; for, the mortar battery is on the outside base of the crater, it is the Legislature. parting words to look astigmatism if below one half and Head Office Deposits for fixed pe- ; - you controlled from- within where various military works are yet to be located. are: May God bless you." V dioptre in degfee but this has proven Hawaiian Trust riods. The chaplain prayed or the House so wrong ' Local Indeed, as time goes on, so much defensive use may be made of old Leahi as to J in practice, that today toe Deposits $25 and upwards for for the last time, and, on motion of greatest amount of good to the suf- one year at rate of 4 per turn It into, a sort, of Gibraltar with a military name of its own. 'Next to annum. the Rice, at 11:25, the House of Represen- ferer has been obtained by. eorrectirg Head Office Deposits Yen 25 up- jtfoek - " and it would be the biggest and strongest fort in the world. , , of Legislature 1909 ad- smallest amount of astigmatism one-hal- f tatives the of the - wards for year, one year, two journed sine die. v, existing. years or three years at rate of The last act of the House, prior to As a matter of fact, eyes, with a' very per annum. 5?4 ,It is not reported whether the presence of four of his wives with the the adjournment, was the singing of a large defect, seldom cause any suffer- lined Particulars to be obtained on appli- at Salonika is a concession his - to domestic tastes or a part of the sentence. . ren- ing. The vision being so impaired that : ' verse of "Hawai Ponol," feelingly cation. ' ", muscles give way to ' - ; " : dered, and "Aloha Oe," after the mo the the defect, Honolulu Office 67 S.' King Street. v:y while in small degrees, the muscles are And all that time wasted in unveiling a photograph of. President Taft!.. Is tion to adjourn. Then came generalJ P. O. Box 168." cneers speaner constantly striving , to . overcome the in the picture going to be taken down now and one of Senator Perkins substituted t ior tne ana others. 923 M. TOKIEDA. Manager. ' " error,, thus causing eye strain. Glasses Fort Street - y ' are only cure. Joe Silva, Young ga- the It is hoped that Abdul at the Hotel n; Hamid has. seen a good trust company, rage, is not the Silva who has een shout his will. Hisheirs may have use for it soon, v having automobile accidents lately. u. f. Etui. SAVE MONEY Quinn joins the Democrats. Star nra How many people IX ONE o OUR SMALL This must be a relief to the Republicans.' Orb HOME BANKS P know what a Trust FREAR GETS THE JUDGES Bank of Hawaii, Ltd. 9 Company is for, or HE WAS ON RECORD FOR We Claim how to avail them- William O.. Smith (Continued from Page One.) . Made to Order. to serve the best and Trust Department ment in Washington. selves of its services? He was appointed in March, 1907, and was assigned to daintiest meals in Ho- the Interior Department.; ESTATES MANAGED, EEVENUE3 I - COLLECTED. LOANS AND IN- i'3 .... George W. Woodruff was born in Dimock, Pa., on February 22, 1864, and We have just installed a button nolulu at popular Call at our office and we'll ex- VESTMENTS MADE. received his early training at the Mansfield State Normal School. He received machine, with which we can make cloth-covere- d plain how we may be of benefit the degree of A. B. from Yale in 1889 and LL. B. from the University of Penn- 'buttons in prices. It's worth your sylvania in XS95. On August 4, sizes 18 to 36 plain and 24 to 36 to you. Fire Insurance 5 1898, he married Miss Maud Donald McBride ivory uf Philadelphia. He has been in the Federal Service continually since 1903. rimmed. while to investigate. i l, We can any-materia- ENGLISH-HA- AIT Ik He was in, the U. S. Forest. Service from 1903 till 1906 and was then made As- make buttons from iGENT FOR AN woolen, silk, linen, etc., sistant Attorney General for the Interior Department, lie was the acting Sec- - ALEXANDER Bishop Trust Go., UNDERWRITERS . ittary of the Interior from June lo till October 1, 1907. etc. You can now have your buttons exactly match your gar- Limited. ,. Real THE GOVERNOR ON WOODRUFF. ments. YOUNG CAFE Estate , we "I think have reason to be gratified at the appointment of such a man Bethel St., bet. Kirjg & Merchant FOB SENT. ss Mr. Woodruff to the bench in Hawaii" said Governor Frear last evening. PRICES: is a man After May 18, furnished house, cor- "He of .recognized ability in Washington as well as one of the highest " I PLAIN. ner Piikoi and Hassinger streets. character. IHs appointment means that the office is not regarded as one for yatronage. While it is desirable that appointees be iu Size 18 .15c. doz. FOB BALE residents general, there Size 24 n.u'st, of necessity, be exceptions, as for .20c; doz. instance in the case of officers in the Size 30 .25c. doz. Lot with two eottages, corner Miller and scientific departments of the government; and there may, under special Size 36 .30c. doz. VICTOR Beretania streets. be occasional exceptions in other offices, at least those which are RIMMED. Pine lot in P&loio Tract. etrictly Federal in nature. Motor Boats Talking Machine Come Hear It House and Lot, Kewalo. Size 24 .25c; doz. Lots 44I myself am very well satisfied with his appointment know 'many in Puunui Tract. and Size 30 doz. T Bouses B3 1 .30c Fitted with Engines, $123 BERGSTROM MUSIC CO.. Ltd and Lots in Palama. others are also. have no doubt that time will make this appointment satis- Size 30 .35e. doz. Lots in Nuuanu Valley and Kaixnnki. factory to all. Souse and Lot, King street, near CI "Woodruff has been .Assistant Attorney General for the Interior Depart- -- Orders promptly attended to. FOR SALE. Thomas Square, Bargain. ment, having charge of the varied and extensive law work of that department. CHARLES D. WALKER'S Two Latrines; stat in good order; Last year the President appointed him a member of the National Conservation suitable for school or plantation use. Commission and of'the section of that commission which had to do with lands, Boat and Machine Works, One two part slate Urinal Stall. he - KTNG French Ranges, brick set, 4 to 10 feet IBycFdft's of which section was secretary and as such had much to do with organizing ST., NEAE SOUTH ST. ' long. Solar Water 30 supervising i is work. Heaters, to 100 n.d gallons capacity. Sheet Metal Work " He is a. comparatively young man, having been graduated from Yale in READ THE ADVEETISEE and Plumbing. 1SS9, where he was a member of the crew and of the football team." EMMELUTH & CO, LTD., Enlers WOELD'S NEWS DA1L1 Telephone 21 145 King St ORDER A CASE BY PHONE-2- 73 JL

THE PACIFIC COMMEECIAL ADVE2TISER, HONOLULU, THUESDAY, APRIL 1909. BY AUTHORITY ' 5afe 1 Deposit Vaultef r5afe Deposit Vaulk MARINE ACT. 'i 7 7 A 5afe VauH "' Deposit ) AN ACT '. ? Bringing ex-Vic- e President Fairbanks TO AMEND SECTION 1747 OF THE REVISED LAWS Mi tack to Honolulu from a short trip of RELATING TO THE DECISION BY A COURT IN 1 " inspection on the island of Kauai, the WRITING IN TRIALS WITHOUT JURY. vs. e,. a k. Year pilaffA A .ftes $4.00 a 54.00 a Tear little lighthouse tender Kukui returned Be it Enacted by the Legislature of the Territory of Hawaii; 0es oxes a4.UUaTear to this city last night, pulling in at Section 1. Section 1747 of the Revised Laws is hereby-amende- d her dock at exactly six o'clock. The to read as follows: ,Knkui, in charge of Captain Jobson and "Section 1747. Decision by court in writing". In such - Lighthouse Inspector Houston, made a case the court shall hear and decide the cause, both as to the f i y splendid run, especially on the home- facts and the law, and its decision shall be rendered in Writing ward trp, and; her officers state that stating its reasons therefor. If the taking of an account be good weather was experenced the great- necessary to enable the court to complete its judgment a refer- er part of the time. ence may be ordered for that purpose." , 8aj-s- - n The Kukui made some remarkably Act shall take effect upon its approval. fast time en route to Honolulu yester- Section 2. This day. She left Eleele, Kauai, shortly Approved this 27th day of April. A. D. 1909.. after nine in the morning, arriving at WALTER F, FREAR, ' her dock by six in the evening. The Governor of the Territory of Hawaii. distance is about 110 miles. Owing to (unexpected developments, the Kukui LOST did not leave Eleele until later than ACT 118. Persons lost often had been expected and for this reason i. - - some doubts were expressed as to v- AN ACT. travel in a circle, whether she would arrive here in time TO AMEND SECTION 12I OF ACT 118 OF THE SES- never arriving at 'for Mr. Fairbanks to dine at the Com- 1007, "AN ACT INCOR the point they SION LAWS OF ENTITLED seek. you mercial Club during the evening. PORATING THE CITY AND'COUNTY OF HONO- Are But Chief Engineer Fred Clark didn't " traveling around was a LULU." ::: ' let any doubts bother him. It the rent circle? a an ex-Vic- e Presi-- ; -H raee for dinner and it Enacted by the Legislature of the Territory of Hawaii: paying rent this 'K- dent 's dinner at that and the Chief of month, next month, Houses to Let t showed that his engines could make a Section 1. Section 121 of Act 118 of the Session Laws this year, next .winning game out of it. The Kukui 1907, is hereby amended so as to read as follows: year, and so on Fort St...... 2 B. E. $ 8.00 jwas off Barber's Point at five o'clock, "Section 121. The City and County Clerk may, with the for all time? Such Kaimuki ...... 2 10.00 and still there were some dubious ones approval of the Board of Supervisors, appoint a clerk and such aimless use of Young St...... 2 "' 10.00 on board who thought that she wouldn't - other assistants as he may deem proper, whose specific duties your money will Beckley St 2 " 10.00- ; pull inside the harbor in good time. never get a home Kaili Ave, 2 ' and whose compensation may be ...... "18.00 Clark was on his mettle then, and he shall be prescribed by him, for you. Get College Hills ...... 2 " 20.00 shoved on so much steam , that the appropriated by the Board of Supervisors." your eyes on a Pacific lights. Ed.. 2 ' 22.00 ! fairly leaped through . sturdy little craft effect from and after the date landmark. Makiki St. 2 25.00 brought her to her Section 2 This Act shall take Let us ...... " the water. And ho point one to "... Matlock Ave 2 25.00 i of its approval. out dock long before ha.was expected to. you. Elm St...... 3 25.00 Jobson and the men of the Approved this day of Anril, A. D. 1909. On Anapunl ! Captain 27th Alakea St. 2 25.00 of glowing street, for sale, a " Kulfeui were the recipients WALTER F. FREAR, new Magazine St 2 " 27.50 compliments from Mr. Fairbanks on the modern iA 44 Governor of the Territory of Hawaii. Makee Ed 2 30.00 splendid way they had handled the bungalow. Price $3500. Bates St...... 3 ' 37.50 I Easy terms. boat' throughout the entire voyage. Kaimuki ...... 6 ' 40.0" From Honolulu the party was taken ACT 119. College Hills 2 45.0 ' , " direct to Nawiliwjli, where Mr. Fair-- TRENT TRUST Diamond Head .... 4 14 50.00 and Mr. Kinney went ashore. The AN ACT. 44 banks Waikiki ...... 2 50.00 t from Kukui then went to Wapiea, and TO AMEND SECTION 1235 OF THE REVISED LAWS CO., LTD. I there to Eleele, Mr. Fairbanks again FURNISHED. boarding the ship at this port. The RELATING TO FAILURE TO RETURN PROPERTY : i I party was taken across the island in FOR TAXATION. . , . Fort St. 3B.B. Spencer St. 2 44 35.00 t automobiles. , v , , , Hawaii: , ' l' - Be it Enacted by the Legislature of the Territory of 44 I ' GEi - Beretania St...... 2 35.00 Foohng Susy's Ctew.. . Section' 1. Section I235 of the Revised Laws of Hawaii is o Kalakaua Ave ..... 4 44 50.00 Keport has it that Captain Willett of hereby amended so as to read as follows: . Emma St...... 3 44 100.00 sailed ; any the bark Foohng Suey, which "Section 1235. Failure to make return penalty. If TRENT TRUST CO., LTD. from Kahului for Delaware Breakwater person shall refuse or neglect to make said return, or shall J the other day, will have a hard time decline to take oath to the accuracy thereof, the assessor may breaking in his crew for the firs: month make such assessment according to the best information with-- - or so out from the Islands. Officers of in his reach, and the same shall be binding and conclusive up- - ;. the Kukui, which came "back from. the on all parties, and shall not be subject to. appeal. Provided, ; other islands a few nights ago, state "however, any taxpayer who may have failed as afore-sai- d ineir way Here because of their love the sailing that .that they passed near by to make a 'return or shall have declined as aforesaid, to of humanity and their devotion to tha ( ship stfbrtly after she. put out to sea home and reverence for the Christian and that Willett was having a hard take oath to the accuracy thereof, and. who shall feel aggrieved religion. to his sails unfurled. One of made" the assessor, shall have the right, :. f time get at the assessment by "The pioneer, in the final analysis, V the' Kukui men is quoted as calling the days after May .1 of the assessment year, if such , is one ' moun- - within ten of God's men. I come from a Suey;'s crew ' a bunch of ,: Foohng made to May 1, or if such assessment pioneer family myself. V prior, taineeis," so they must be green hands assessment was (Laughter.) pjj : But .seriously ; on the; bounding billows. Captain Wil- - was made after May 1 in such assessment year, within thirty and honor bright, what office,'. has made us great has been the pio- '. lett, however, is one of the 'ablest skip- days after the depositing by the assessor in the post tur neer spirit, the pioneer in commerce pers on any ocean, and it is a safe bet addressed to the ; . postage prepaid, a notice of such assessment and missionary fields. Our that those ''mountaineers" 'will' know t ancestors last knowiTplace of residence of the person against whom the settled upon the Atlantic Coast and how to obey orders on a ship by the ' ' time they off Delaware Break- assessment was rnade, upon depositingwith theassessor or j their children" went' on to the pioneer arrive - p settlements finally water. , . deputy assessor ro of the amount of the, taxes on such assess- until they reached t i the Pacific Coast. But if un- Be." bring suit to enjoin the collection of taxes' based on I have "Peanuts" a Sailor Would ment, to derstood history aright, the fact is chambers shall have" ; the. little Hawaiian lad such assessment, and the Circuit Judge at that civilization was planted here "Peanuts," as-- , We have the finest and most complete and the property ; who is well known in the city, has jurisdiction in such suit to assess revalue lontr before it Was established on the ; of and to adjudge the amount i Pacific Coast. Out the weighty information that sessed for the purpose taxation line of mouldings Ready-mad- given ' "This development here been re- in Honolulu. e law provided. . The 10 has he has signed on the crew of the big of taxes due, subject to appeal as by deposit herein provided shall be subject to the provisions markable. No one who has not come frames ship John Enaj now lying at Hilo; He ior. ' but' here to see, can believe it. I have in wood and metalsall states that he will leave for Hilo next of Section 1235 of the Revised Laws of Hawaii.".. ., been permitted thus far to visit two sizes , , Tuesday., V Section 2. This Act shall take effect upon January I, 1910. islands, and I have done them thor- and prices. We do only the best Mitchell, sailors' boarding-house- , oughly.1 upon every "Mr. the Approved this 27th day of April, A. D. 1909. , , . There is hand evi to go,-- ' class of manj'gavs me the chance F. FREAR, ; dence that the past is to be made work. yester-- . WALTER . , said the diminutive "Peanuts" Territory of Hawaii. more resplendent in the future. Tou day. 'I,knpw that it will be a hard ' Governor of the will more and more hold out invlta-- . , trip for me but I have wanted to go tiona to those who wish to come to Photo-Suppl- y V y , for a long time.", . v r -- make a residence you, temporari-l- Honolulu ACT 120. with ' - ' ' ."Peanuts" brought himself before ' or otherwise. -- --- ....the public eye some time ago when he . AX ACT.' - "I was shown a map of this western Co, rV'-: on which con-.veye- d stowed away the steamer OF THE SESSION LAWS OF 1905, world by a distinguished native son the Lilliputians to the Coast. He TO AMEND ACT 39 of Hawaii, which had lines running wanted to go with the company on its ENTITLED "AN ACT CREATING COUNTIES from the middle in every direction like , as was travels in the States, but this WITHIN THE TERRITORY OF HAWAII AND.. spokes from a wheel. He put his fin- -' impossible, he came back to Honolulu PROVIDING FOR THE GOVERNMENT THERE- - ger modestly on the map that was. ; He says that he will learn. lots in his "' your Governor Frear, and he is a deep-wate- r v, OF." -- .'" ; capacity as "boy" on the mighty good Governor you have got ,( windjammer, and there's not a doubt Be it Enacted by the Legislature ofthe Territory of Hawaii: (long applause), a man of. discerning is 8 method of treating sickness with- but he will, if he makes the voyage. Section 1. . Section 2B ol Act 39 of the Session Laws of judgment. (Applause.) Tonight when out the use of drags, by expert mechani- " " V ' The Concord Leaves. is hereby, amended by striking out the figures ''$1200.00" he was called to either listen to the cal engineering of tko diseased parts. 1905 appeals of Legislature Osteopathy five line of members the Shortly after o'clock Tuesday after the words. "County Clerk of the County of Kauai" in or myself, he wisely chose the former. It asserts that the entire body will per night, the. little steamer James Makee 12 thereof,and by inserting in their place the figures "$1800.00"; (Laughter.) He ' pointed to this man form its natural functions, if mechanical freedom to act is given to its towed the schooner Concord outside the by striking out the figures "$1500.00" after the words "Auditor and said, 'Hawaii is the hub of the muscles, blood vessels, nerves and flow of vital fluids. ' harbor and - save her a start on the of the County of Kduai", in line 16 thereof, and inserting in western world.' I said, 'All things cen- voyage "to" Laysan by striking the figures ter here,' and he said, 'No; all things DR. F. SCHURMANN. Island."King'' their place the figures "$1800.00"; out' we are cross- Max Schlemmer and his wife were on of .Ka; radiate from here; the of the County, ;' HOURS 8 ."$1500.00". after the words "Treasurer roads; of the Pacific' : to 9 . at, board, they having chartered the boat place the figures OFFICE 222 Emma Square. voyage. not tiai" in line 32 thereof, inserting in their "I have believed for years, and one to 6 p. IB. for the Jt is certain that s through to directly Ho- - "$1800.00"; and by striking out the figures "$1200.00" after the of the objects of my trip the Concord will return Jo - nolulu she has dropped Max off Sheriff of the District of Waimea" in line 53 the.- Orient is to confirm my precon- after words Deputy ceived opinion, that :the theater of, at Laysan. It is possible that the figures "$1500.00". - j "' thereof, and inserting in their place the supremacy to cen- ... "ga-g- schooner will make a short cruise along future commercial is Section 2. This Act shall take effect from and after the ter in the Paeific; I have believed that McKinley we 1. the French Frigate Shoals, where is " genius of are indebted May Captain Rees spoke from per- it V' ,. we door to rumored, there are a number, of old first day of July, A. D. 1909. v are not to have a back the for the beginning of that great enter- sonal observation, as he was executive) Pacific any longer, but that we are to priaii-nin- wrecks, a cargoes April.: A. -- Dv 'Mgbg. prise. We are the canal on Commodore Dewey's part of the of which Approved this 27th dav.of face to east and to face to the flagship at may still be intact. the everywhere, but the facv is that' al- the time. He referred In an Inter- WALTER F. FREAR. west and welcome all coiners in the ; though built by American capita', esting way : to the famous breakfast The Are Coming. ,of of Hawaii. toll-kaepe- Mullet Governor the Territory great commercial contest of the future. when It is flnfshed the incident, and he "As have said before, the annexa-- j stated that that was ... Out in the harbor there is a constant I will be receiving foreign tribute. the best breakfast he ever ate. Cap- 5. M tion of Hawaii resulted as a military is not for me to point out why Rees gleam of silvery sides and white bellies count of the ''Sandwich Island?,' where necessity. is to McKinley and "It tain concluded his remarks by But it this is so. I have faith to believe that reading an original poem ll flashing in the sunlight, for the mullet FAIRBANKS MAKES: the, leading ladies of the group were his genius that Hawaii is now a part composed by houses our people are waking up to a real- himsflt in honor of are coming in to spawn. Yesterday a little short 6U apparel, and 1he of the United States. (Applause)J I Admiral Dewey of the '400' thatched roofs, but be ization of this national deficiency and anJ the May-da- y fighters at Manila afternoon the beginning of the run of lad believe that not only would Hawaii we will our bay. FINE IMPRESSION when I came here and found that the a strategic point in time of war but that in due time have the palatable fish was first noticed, and wore fair share of home trade. I believe in The banquet were fisher- ' vice president of the club apparel a strategic center for peace, not a con- came to an end about it was not long before there I development of 10 Jike mine I felt satisfied that we had at point of a gun or the sword, the ultimate a larger o'clock. . men along the waterfront. The test the marine, and we should take to keep to the WaikiRi j done the right thing. (Laughter). but through the intelligent devotion merchant mullet seemed Hawaiian Islands are not the our share In competition with others side the harbor as they came in, but, (Continued roiri ' "The of the people of the United States in of f Page One.) I educated corresponding magnitude one disciple of the great Sandwich Islands I had been the cultivation of friendship for the with the of according to about. While they 'came under the our commerce upon the seas. BILLS SIGNED they, will, when they begin on Mr. Fairbanks a story children of men throughout the globe. Isaac, then told of ; protecting folds of the American flag believed in annexa- "And now, in conclusion, I will speak the outward run. keep on the other side the Scotchman who, at the commence- find "So I Hawaiian har- 'as a military necessity we that tion because of war and peace, be- on another matter. We like people to of the harbor. It is said that the ment of a banquet, started to leave ' here are observed by the people the cause peace more than war. for come to us; we have hospitality for will be full of these famous fish for the hall and was asked whv he was - of 'I (Continued from bor L they are im- every properly disposed person One.) best traditions"v?-l?- that believe in the years before us there is in this Fse the next two months. leaving so early, and why he bowed to , which - .uu st ideals not will world. Somehow. I should like to eee "An Act to amend Sandy and Andy, and he replied- that ; W1"V a power on God's earth that Section 1 of Art Missourian Leaves. . and glqrify".l people of the American Territory occupied by 53 of the laws 1907, he did so for the reason that be might ; i?spir knowingly raise a hand against the this of relating to wit- At ! (Ap- those whose blood is the blood that nesses fees and mileage. , six o'clock last evening r be able to them apart later , , r iC . 1 Republic of the United States. Shortly after tell' 1 flattery. You on. - ao not mauige in plause). ran through the veins of our ances- "An Act to amend Section 2566 American-Hawaiia- n freighter He told this fctory while comment- of the big f will, I trust, aeqirit me of that fact, for "This club is devoted to the prin- tors and by those whose aspirations the Revised Laws relating to an- . - the Missourian sailed out of the harbor for sX : : .V r l. ha.ve been here Ions enough to feel ciples of commerce.-Ou- are the aspirations of the American nual exhibit of corporations." . r 1 of the exteision I am a Eleele She has been taking on sugar had concluded their important tasks that " ' interests are so interlaced that people. "An Act to amend Sections 1, 5, 12 i You past few tlays and will f ti, therefore ."""vf truth, 'they can never separate. Our com- "One of the things that impresses me and 25 of Act 102 of the laws of 1905,, here for the tvi assemble anywhere 330 men worn aumg i pardon - Cannot ele merce is increasing with leaps and is the need of diversified industries. It relating to the inheritance continue her asked' for delavins- the ban compare bet- tax." port. From Eleele the Missourian quet, but said he had been visiting who will stand up and' bounds. It is the marvel of modern is impossible to make the larger prog- Joint Resolution 7, relating to the? Kauai ter all points than those here who appointment .;n cm to Kahului, and from there to another island and became so fascinat- oh. times. T know of no great marvel to ress, basing your hopes upon one in- of a commission to be ' do to me (laughter). If her cargo latter ed that he overstayed his time. ' honor tonight compare with it unless it be wireless dustry- The United States agricul- known as the Commission on Stamp auki 1 Kilo, finishing atth my- -- aln Cruz was in I had time I would applaud that telegraphy. The latter brings Hono- one Duties and Licenses. rort. When she sails. for , '""I favor of the annexation tural department is of the most ner .;.,;'' n. ,i nno self. con-fac- t. I th Missourian will nave iuuy of Hawaii," he said. , "Some one told lulu and San. Francisco into close progressive of the government. It "An Act relating to the disposition "The splendid development of these most of J fines, costs tons of sugar on board. me that while I was here I should We have .outstripped makes two blades grow where but one of and bail moneys in cer pretty low, but since Islands I speak of the larger deve- our commercial eompet'.tors in the race. tain cases." i " speak it I have grew before. That should be the - Shipping Notes. splendid citizenship of the come here I am willing to let the whole lopmentthe "We have made ereat nrogress in watchword of Hawaii in the future." "An Act relating to the issuance of The'M-arlm- taking the" place of world know. (Apomnse). There were Islands, is accounted for upon rational t manv but there is on" woeful licenses, and the collection and disposi- a avenue? Captain Eees and Dewey. boat ana satisi-acior- reasons, They are , ,.: must Ti attention to . tion of fees arising V- - the Moana this trip, the latter those who aivocatea annexation upon t therefrom." local run. theory of military necessity. - That the ': descendants of as magnificent and that is that the United States Captain Rees followed Mr. Fair- "An Act to prohibit persons frot being put on the Australian the ' taken was the dominant purpose at that time, specimens of humanity as the world . iUoutd be practically carrying our en banks, speaking largely of the Amer- associating themselves together in mili- The Irmgard w.iU probably be Navy and giving some interest- today and given but we builded better than we knew, has produced. Their progenitors were tire eommeree not under its own flag. ican tary companies or organizations or for outride bv the Intrepid were inspired ing history in connection with the bat-ti- e military purposes, to San Francisco. Some of us brouent up 'on the old men and women' but under foreign flags. and or the giving or a start on her vovage ; 'i Manila bay, eleven years ago receiving sugar. fashioned geography had had . an a? by the missionary, spirit, who made "We ase building a canal, and to the of of military instruction. She will be heavily loaded with THE PACmC OOMMEBCIAL ADVEETISEB, HONOLULU, THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1909.

Fraternal Meeting. Fraternal Meetings Castle 4 Cooke, Ltd. PACIFIC LODGE NO. 822, A. F. ft PCLTWIIA BXOAMFHEKT KO. 1. - - AMUSEMENTS - - I- - O. O. T. BHXPPINa AND C0MM2SSI0 A. M. KMti erery first and third Fridsy jf ef the month, at 7:30 p. m., ia MERCHANTS Herzer Song EepitaL on f '",r' visiting brother! cordially invited the mainland, Manager Lawson pre- t attend Much has been promised of the fers to mention only the feature pic- THERE WILL. BE A SPECIAL . W. FOSTER, C. P. tures. Sometimes this may be mislead- forthcoming song recital Friday even- L. L. LA PIEEEE, Scribe. ing, for it gives the people the impres- ing, and the public may rest & A. M., at Its hall. Masonic Temple, assured sion that there is but one picture shown Sugar Factors comer or Hotel ana streets, KXOELSIOB LODGE NO 1. Z. O. O. T. all promises will during the evening. This is and General LuBraa. Alakea every Tuesday evening, at that be fulfilled. Mr. never the A era THURSDAY April 29, Meets ne program EVENING, H 7 :80, in Odd Fellow Hall, Fort Herzer's presentations are always suc- cae. i is a, long one and 2909, at 8 o'clock. win enjoyed Dy everyone. Ily invited to attend. cessful, and presenting four local sing ie WORK IN FIRST DEGREE. San C. A. BIDINGEB, N. G. ers who have received their vocal Francisco Open' Air. Members of Hawaiian and Oceanic L. L, LA PIEEEE, Sec'y. There is a very EEPBESENTTNG Lodges and all sojourning brethren are training in Honolulu should interest! good program of Invited to attend. MAKMOinr LODGE NO. 3. X. O. O. T. strangers as well as the Honolulu Plc'ures at this pleasant amusement . every jnonaay evening, at By order R. W. VL ueets public. Mrs. garden this week and the New England Mutual IwaraMa-Compa- of the 1 7:80, ia Odd Fellows' HalL Fort Herzer's beautiful so- attendance Life ny C. P. JENKINS, Street. visiting brothers cordi- prano, which has shown should be good. There are changes of Boeton. Secretary. ally invited to attend. remarkable P. D. WICKE, N. G. progress in the last year, will be three times each week so the San Fran heard cisco is on the E. B. HENDEY, Sec'y. to great Advantage in "II continuous motion pic- FURNISHED Bacio" and ture circuit. The patrons of one place HOUSE . the aria from "Cavalleria Rusticana.-- ' of this kind SHSaSBws. PACIPIO BEBEKAH LODGE NO. X. usually attend one or more Fira Tn,Q ' '"r w o. o. r. and Buck's "Sunset" and the solos of the others after the close of the London Assurance NEW HATS (""" Meets every second and fonrth program Corporation. Thursday, 7 from "On Jhelum and the fashion of doing the 4 at :30 p. m.. Odd River" give Miss moving picture JT ...... , IBIVUt UUVBBU. shows has beeome al- at are cordially invited to attend. Schaefer much opportunity. Kipling's most a fad. CHARLOTTE N. G. WICKE, "Danny Deever," set to music by Dam-rosc- h, FOR RENT. R1ISS POWER'S ALICE NICHOLSON, Secy. Rubber Goods will be Mr. Jenkhrs best num- BOSTON BUILDING. FORT STREET GOODYEAR OLIVE BRANCH BEBEKAH LODGE NO. 2. ber, and Mr. Clark, in Rubinstein's "A RUBBER CO, X. O. O. P. The Meets every flrst and third Dream" and Tosti's "Good-bye,- " will E. H. PEASE . .. s Thursday, at 7:80 p. m in Odd leave nothing to be desired. fellows' Hall. Visiting Rebekahs Mrs. w. General De Market Street . to attend. Whitney will be the of Well-inform- ed A fine SILENT L. accomnanist. the of the World has house nieely furnished ..umW) vjju., U.O.A. O MACAULAY. N. O Tickets for the recital can h BARBER SHOP SALLIE L. WILLIAMS, Secy. always been for a simnlo nloacan nnA near the carline. at Bergstrom Musie Co. The most modern in the city. and the Young efficient liquid laxative remedy of known Galton, Neil! OCEAHIO LODOE NO. 871. F, sA.II. Hotel office. Following is Five bedrooms upstairs, bath, double & Company, Hotel Street. Meets an tha Iks v..,).. ... the value; a laxative which physicians could Ui. plete program: - month, at Masonic Temple, at 7 :80 p. sanction for family parlors, dindog- room, pantry and ENGINEEES AND J. Fernandez, Prop. m- - vinnng oretnren are eordlany in- - use because its com- MACHTNDlTf a .. .3 ... .ii . Bedouin Love Song...... Chadwlck ponent parts are known to them to kitchen. House Queea and Eichaids Streets R. H. BEMEOSE, W. M. Mr. Christian Jenkins. be nicely and thoroughly The Window Display W. H. GOETZ, Secy. wholesome and truly beneficial in effect, Boilers d at Voilo Sapete (Cavalleria Rusticana) furnished." Servants' quarters. with ehareol-ir- o acceptable "" n ZXAHZ Mascagni to the system and gentle, yet mueo. wenerai ehip work. OHAPTEE NO. 8. O. B. 8. Hugo Possession June 1st. m every tmrd Monday of each Mrs. Herzer. prompt, in action. THRUM'S BOOK STORE month, p. Caro Mio at 7:80 m., in the Masonio VJlUlUCLll 1 PBEFEBBED BY TMinla V..t.. .1-- .- j i . i I . In supplying that demand with its ex Will rent for six or nine months. ALL --Of are cordially invited to .ito--i" " Rubinstein cellent 1 -- combination of Syrup of Figs ANNA 8. WRTOFTT. XV XT vir. nenry uiark. and Apply at my office, 857 Kaah umanu Keystone-Elgi- n ATHcnimw ic J bunset Buck Elixir of Senna, the California Fie Syrup M,ss Street. fine Leather Goods Secretary.! IrmSard Schaefer. Co. proceeds along ethical lines and relies AND 1 Danny Deever Damrosrh XtBZ I on the merits of embrace everyday wants in lines of ALOHA CHAPTER HO. 3. O. E H Mr. Phristia To.vi the laxative for its remark- Ingersoll Bill, Combination Memo and JheI?mR5ver'"Woodf'-d- Finden able success. Watches Pocket...... BOOKS at (A Kashmir Love Storv That is one of JAS. F. MORGAN. lnd'LLJrtir" w a .u uruiu many reasons why JOS. Brush, Card, Cigar, Cigarette, r" curuiBuy invited to attend. (a) Duet Jhelum Boat Song. SCHWABTZ, AOBHI MTNNTR UTTOA-n- vu Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna is given Dressing, Letter, Medicine, f (b) Soprano Song of the Bride. Photo MAEGAEET the preference Well-informe- d. and Pin CASES LISHMAN. Seey. (c) Mezzo Soprano Will the Red by the Hawaiian Staaira, Auto Clocks, Ladies' Bags, Portfolios, . Sun Never To get its old Calabashes, Ta-pa-s. LADXBB' ACXXLIABY, A. O. H DrVTSIOH Set? beneficial effects always buy Flaska, Desk and Blotter Pads, Fluoto (d) Soprano My Curios and Sour-enir- s. HO. 1. Sad Eyes Gaze. the genuine-manufact- ured Frames, ete., a-- by the Cali etc. Meets every Srat mn UiM (e) Mezzo SopranoOnly a Rose. 1063 Port Street uesaay, at O p. m., in O. (f) fornia Fig Syrup Co., only, and for sale t rr I in . Duet Kingfisher Blue. Island Curio To. u.ii ; OFFICE K Mrs. Hugo by all leading druggists. Price i 18 rr Visiting sisters are enrdi. Herzer, Miss Irmgard fifty cents (IMS m JAMES STEIHEJI rj iiv mvitea to aetenif MRR XT n Schaefer per bottle. Elite Building, music rfnraa Good-by- e Hotel JOSEPHTNE DILLON. See . Tt, Street Mr. Henry Clark. IN always music wilI,OI,U TEMPLE NO. 1. PYTHIAN II Back) THE CITY. Visitors - - niuiu 31 Hawaiian Music and Hawaiian In Meets Mrs. Hugo Herzer. struments a large stock to select iHalL 5 K.niffht oi Pythias Preparing (1 from. Fort lh streets. All for Farewell. fl The Pollards 'are not playing cricket Forcegrowth Wall, . Nichols Co., Ltd all the time. They are preparing for a u uU MATTTCS PT.ATSTTS nun, TXT Fort and Merchant Sta. grand show next Saturday Over 857 Kaahumanu street, near the HAWAIIAN FERTILIZES u-.i.- r i r. night. This CO, LTA, ant Friday i'ostoihce, roomy office rooms at a o'clock,7,Ersi third will be their farewell, and Alfred J:80 cornai t , . ' monthly rental of J5 7 fift E. O. HALL & SON. and FortitreeSf vS3S2 , , . from to LTD, "oulU1 18 aeterm'ned that it shall eacn. Selling Agents , . lart-weii- The Rega Jt. iNUUrt!;jT, O. C. j ,uu"b wun tne Keenest l B. GOSLING, jolliest K. of B. &8. and performance that the Waverley Block, Bethel Street, The Shoe WttLXiM McBMLEY JCODoFoTT young actors have yet put on. JAS. F. MORGAN. John Hein The first part 133 MEBCHANT Meeta aver aecnmi ..v. n, of the program will near STBEET Hotel Street S57 ' THAT rvthi,?JeMnt. ' 7:80 o'clock, ini be a minstrel show, and these youn KAAHUMANU STREET. Dealer in new and mpi'nnH.'hanM Ma PROVES .7tr"'-tfT.- . S5?f? ni artists are certainly good chinery. Fort " when it Automobiles and line maeaia-- ru" comes burnt-cor- k . Genuine: liTtovited to attend: to the business, as y repair ea. x. m. AicUKUW, G. C. witness Eva Pollard and Haroki bhip and general blacksmithing. w" js a rviTriA f . Fra a. ofLwxixusx, is.. K. S. zer in "Fun on the Bristol." They TELEPHONE 602 Acent for Fans finenUna T?; a Swedish and Electric Massage V JKiiM3 ua COXTBT OAMOE . have a wealth of local hits and clever Hamilton Machine Tools. vn atm A songs k iH.Mta.Ter7 weond and' fomrth Tnea. for this particular form of en "Would you like to benefit bv the K. SASAI if .Zfi.l l e?en, m?t!b 7:80 p. m.t in tertainment, and are looking worn or J&au, forward others?" Wt& ,aj,alo vineyard street. to making a ten-strik- e Fuknokayo Hotel, Lilika 12? b'tn,, eordially invited with it. Streett "? to The second part Honolulu Telephone 505 of the show will he I have HO GASPAB SILVA. n w a comical affair called "Under ths Ja. u. fAUUISCO, P. S. Pump." In tftls piece all the come- dians have a good chance to make Scrap Iron Co. " YAM ATOYA, . Meets every second and fonrth" Th'n. fun, and Alfred Gouldins and t.h nnlv ! month, m.. Teddie ' Sy ia I McNamara will be at their ALL KINDS 07 VeT - Vtoeyarf street FOR JJ.11- best. The swings for the nrettv SALE 0. H. BBOWN . ... wjva nmm SHIRTS, "swing" song are still hangine PAJAMAS 2nd KIF40K0S arWV. from HALEK ATJWILA STBEET MRS H. L. PEBEIEA, C. C. the flies, and it is expected that this AT AUCTION i MR. I, A PTPOOV xi I Highest price nald ma MACS TO OBDXX - j., x'. o.a uug winin v.oe repeatea, as for w.M it made a Scrap Ijron and all metals. : j I great hit during the A RESIDENCE 1246 Fort St, joti above Orpheoa. DU"-- , vaudeville show." Mo... ThPrP will o ot; c Dealer in Second-han- d Machinery...... rTv. j urmt maa uura WBOxies-- I oiiiur- - ":""c Tel. 642. O.. S"L"TePlaS, "ci ot. 7:80 day. when "Fun on the Bristol" will P. Box 547. e repeated. Next Tuesday Poi-- the 1 in a lovely district. Gun Loo Tai Co. fUmiarswrdiaJly invited. lards will take the Mauna. Kea to Hilo. PRECIOUS tVq w?1ire tney wI11 give a s1-56- ot per- - STONES IA8- - Builders, KAULIA, P. C, F. S. J formances. Charlie Chester Contractors, Painters tTJr. is already At Our Salesroom, Waverley Building, set in rings and brooches.' Gold HOsroLrncrj an boosting the show. an aebie io, r. o. e. silver jewelry made to order reatwa-abl- e t- Land at I nmu me Bethel XOA rUJUilTUSX TO OXDXB. meets ra second and nno scotenmen Street 75ft. by 350ft. prices. Your trade solicited. loartA Wednesday even-(wi- n also be around to hear Gould King nax Ktraana. usa- - "f.y"XT .r"S..,-- , in& m r.c wo- Btxt, inimitable tatfonar-- - trn n . y m ryiman I SUN WO Telephone 683 wraer seertania and Fort street. Visit-- 1 Large comfortable house. stoHioa CHAN CHEW - - MANAGES wm. u. Meuor, w. p. Hernandez a Clever Tramp. 1808 Maunakea St., P. O. Box FRIDAY, APRIL Will sell for 941 H. T. MOOBB, Secy. George 30, 1909, a fraction of rh Hernandez was the big thing or tne land and buildinza. BOVOZ.UX.0 HARBOR NO. 64, A A of M. at the Orpheum last night in "The ine grounds contain flna frnir.haa. ing trees and la AH Rises MmA9 to Order fey meets on the first Bands; Princess of Patches.", He played the vines. Barnhart evening of each month, 7 You know costs rmi,-- h at part of a tramp and the funniest . that it m,. o'clock, at Odd Fellows' and ui a. property will deliver a superior grade of XCI at B. YAM ATOYA HalL All inlnnmln. knth. most timely-arrivin- g AT 10 O'CLOCK uimis into fine conll-- ren tramp that ever A. M. uon, ana tne years are cordially invited to happened. of toil aaid thou- Nunaan attanil. He comes on In the most sands of - tu,-- 8t Mattka of Paoaai I dollars ussd to hrino- Per Hundred By order Worthy President, unexpected places, and takes ,aTO property to K NKlHI.f, . ... " its present state are J I.. u losses 25c tne present owner, h vn., " . n- - ,h(1 . : but will Pounds j, ...... nHnnao.i.ii-co- wan very sweetly, Wicker Settee, Wicker Table, gam. THEODORE BOOSEVELT comes into her own. See Wicker Chairs, me soon. In Shoe Eepairing eannot be done. CAMP NO. 1. U.S.W.V. This is one of the moderate meln. orama snows We do Hand Work Only. Xft attat that are good to see Golden Oak Extension Table, For Kimonos third Wednesday of each I, l113'" ls a most monstrous vil-mon- th in Waverlev Hall. ?ain'. the h?ro is veiy neroic and the Baby Carriage, Lace Curtains, SEE Joaquin f. Freitas corner Bethel and Hotel nerolne Is lhe most captivating of her kmcl- - Folding JAS. F. MORGAN. 1124 Union Street. streets, at 7:30 r. m Withal there is plenty of clean Couch, New Matting, oungs tsy oraer or the J m ana Chairs, Rockers, 857 KAAHUMANU K. Cnmmanar I Between the acts. "The Princess of Patent Book Shelf, STREET. Fukuroda atcnes is Special Dispensation r . , . well worth going to see Garden Chairs, Varanda Rockers, ALL COLORS AND PRICE ' Band at Moana HoteL I Oak Bed, Spring, WAvnra wnnranva . . --. Mattress, vivi...... ABBO-- 1 There will be a mnnni,vht Y. Membership fee only one-hal- f I nnhlir WO during """"f.biAllUN. ' Rugs, Carpets, Oil SING & CO. . .. x , Cloth, . . . " " ' i. v r i . 1185-118- Apm The Harrison vi vwui " i iiii.i jiiiij at Oil tit 3 in Mutual Associa- wvaeu IBB new .v. ox f-- Hail, mthm I'nrt I . . NUTJANTJ STBEET tion. See the Secretary about it. and Beratania streets. "Ithe Moana Hotel, Waikiki. Coco Matting, GEORGE E. WABD. Pres--. STORE No 69-7- 1 FOR RENT Beretaaia Street. PhnnA n H. G. WOOTTEN. Secv. PART I. Single Set Harness, . overture Unrest Storck CALIFOENTA VBrrrvm BAWAUAN P.O. BOX TBIBE NO. 1, 0. S. M. Intermezzo The Apache Dance 952 - . TelenhoBa 9M Home-Mad- f now stx? i e Bread Meets every first and third vnenoacn IN LOVE BUILDING, FOBT STBEET Thursday of each month, in K. Melodie in P (first time)... Rubinstein formerly ocennied h EGGS FOR Freeh Daily. of P. Hall, corner Fort and Popular Harry Lauder's Songs (new) mi... HATCHING Lindsay. Posbession givea S. WHITE Ties, Cakes, Dcoghnnta, brothera Mnliallv Invit. ml liume a LEGHORNS attend. I PART TT Settings from Selected Baked CITY AUCTION COMPANY. Mating Beau Ratarday E. V. TODD. C. nf R. Vocal Hawaiian Songs.. Ar. bv Rpr?fr AT ONCE. i xa, per 100 FZBFECTION HOME BABXET GEO. Reminiscences of All F. H. KBAUSS, "Euralnook," BBEBTAK1A SANDERSON, Sachem. Nations J. W. ' NEXT TO EMMA. - Smithies, Mgr. Parker, ii i ...... vniuir i r v near Jones, Manoa. HONOLTTLTJ 1V0DQE 916. B. P. O. E. The Kaiser Waltz B.m;J P. O. BOX 162 will meet an their haU, Hungarian Dance .'.V. Brahms King street, near Fort, The Star Spangled JAS. F. MORGAN. every Friday evening. Banner. Lerojf Henry Visiting brothers are cor An Auto Heroine, KOA DESKS and dially invited to attend. While the Board of Supervisors is FOUR Jii. a. UOUTHITT, KB. POSTERS considering putting a crimp in the auto- MASSEUR n. v. KASTON, Secy. JUST RECEIVED mobile scorchers the Art Theater is FIFTEEN YEASS EXPEEIENCE, HONOLTJLTJ WING CHONG SCOTTISH THISTLE CLUB showing a lady motor car driver getting CO, PHONE 411. v Meets on the first Fridav in the L. Kins and Beta! !fRa5? ,la 8 'x,s. it Booms n Dusy in the heroic line. The picture AHOY sV J3J'tuu i'i 'Alexander Yoin BIiIk, was NUUANU STREET vociferously received bv the audi-- 1 t4dy .T p r nr m c x- - x. ence yesterday and there is no doubt of JAxUts tl. FIDDES, Secy. it.s popularity. The changes, three STAR BOOK times each week, give the management EXCHANGE HAWAII CHAPTER NO. 1. OBDEK OP an KAMEHAMEHA. opportunity to exhibit more pictures 1280 Fort St., above Beretania St. ainier MB Mtm aavaaw at .a. 1 . flian formerly and the attendance seems BOOKS OB t.e STATIONERY, to larger in - Urnity Hall, consequence. There stre MAGAZINES OTi PnsT-nA-o-nc- other pietures on the program and tliev-ar- e French iir so and German novels always AND KEEP HEALTHY. K. TONAJIDIZ, good they should have special vu uauu, mention but, following the plan adopled Books lent to read, 5c. a volume. 52 SSJS GET? CteT THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, THURSDAY, APEIL 29, 1909.

i LOCAL BREVITIES Laundry Necessities I I 0B27 B Our Household Department is as c omplete in this line as it is in all other No wireless word was received from lines. . the Oceanic yesterday. I j liner Alameda CLOTHES BASKETS Corner hampers, square hampers, round hampers, FJJeaHs A Catholic Bible left in a Rapid oval and square clothes baskets, etc, etc. Transit car awaits an owner at this alcohol, served in good old Bohemian Office. IRONS Electric, denatured charcoal, Mrs. Potts, asbestos, laun- Whitney dry, sleeve, tourist and toy irons. & Marsh, Ltd. I style at any hour of the day or The bar.d will play tomorrow morn- One-hol- night. i ing at Thomas Square for the chil- LAUNDBY STORES e and two-hol- e family sizes and large dren's May festival. laundry sizes, with hot-wat- er coils. Special Short Order Lonch. There will be a special meeting of SOAPS Pearline, Everbrite, Bar, Pau-ka-han- a, silk, silexo, etc, etc. Pacific Lodge No. 822, A. A. F. and WRINGEES AND MANGLES All sizes, improved M., evening 8 in the latest patterns. this at o'clock. Prices run from $2 to $3J!.50. About forty tourists are expected by Our Mr. Brasch will the hotels here to arrive on the Ala- SUNDRIES Wash tubs, wash boards, wash blueing, washing machines, j Palace Cafe j meda. Tieir disposition as to hotel wash boilers, clothes dryers, ironing boards, bellows, etc, etc. accommodations will probably be ar- s Richards and Merchant Sts. ranged by. wireless today. W. W. DIMOND & , leave on Monday next Contractor Ouderkirk has the con- CO LTD. struction work on the new Alakea street whJtrf shed well under way, the steel beams for the framework on the, for NEW YORK, sides of the wharf being put in up-rig- $25 Reward position yesterday. Quality, Style, A peculiar accident happened on LONDON and will be paid by the HAWAIIAN GA- Emma street yesterday afternoon, Service when a lady slipped on some mango ZETTE 00., LTD.. for the arrest ana peelings and fell, striking the back of her head on the pavement. Her PACKARD PARIS and will be conviction of any person found stealing injury was not serious, heavy hair on the back of her head protecting her. copies Sho for Men of the Advertiser from addresses The band will play for the free kin- V JZ2l pleased fill dergartens and receiving rooms, at to any 'of subscribers, C. S. CRANE, Thomas Square tomorrow morning at $4.50 and $5.00 9:30. The sight will be interesting and Manager. unique, and those who have not had special orders entrusted the pleasure of witnessing such an oc- Fit Your Taste, casion should avail themselves of this opportunity. Your Foot, I to hi BUSINESS LOCALS. The High School ha3 arranged a " fancy dress ball in aid of the athletic and Your Pocket. association of the school, which needs Don't be held up. funds to pay for the baseball uni- M. Mclnerny Royal Annex for oysters, crabs, frogs' forms. It will be tomorrow night in Shoe Store legs and lobsters. See sitrn. the High School building, will start at 8 o'clock, will be a jolly affair, A reward will be paid for the re- and will cost seventy-fiv- e cents. Tickets -- pony to C. S. Hol-lowa- y, - turn of a Shetland may be obtained from any of the LANAI SHADES- Judd and Nuuanu avenue. pupils. ' We have just received a new shipment of the VUDOB POUCH SHADES, Ahoy placed an which are so well known isl&nd so L. has just entire Entries for the Wall cup handicap PERSONAL. in hones. Thejr are eoartrueled that they new line of superior dry goods in his singles tournament will keep all sun out of lanais, but do not Veep out the light or air. These are store on avenue, below Hotel of the Beretania Nuuanu Tennis Club will close with the secre- the kind which last. HOPP & CO. street. . Representative Kawewehi, accompa- J. tary of the club, Ray B. Rietow, to- 185 King Street. Lewan ft Cook Building. Mr. Brasch of Whitney & Marsh will morrow. The opening games of the nied by his wife, will return to his leave for New York, London and Paris tournament will be played on the home in Kona on the Mauna Loa to- morrow. Veranda on Monday and will fill any special Beretania courts next Monday, begin- You Han't Be Happy With a Headache orders. ; ning at 4:30. W. L. Warren already Mrs. Louella Noonan of Chico, Cali- more spoiled because headaches any Vieira & Co., on Hotel street, in, the has one leg on the cup, which is to fornia, who has been stopping at the Probably pleasure is of than from Arlington block, have a large stock of be won three times. Young Hotel, leaves for San Fran- Rooms other reason. ' clocks of every description at reason- - John Bull, one of the chicken cisco on the Alameda, May 5. When your head aches it not only makes YOU unhappy, but it is very apt ' Every able prices. thieves captured yesterday by Chief Cable information was received yes- With Modern to interfere with the pleasure of everyone else around you. One ean't be ex- Delegate Ku-hi- o Convenience . Wing Chong Co., on King street, feal, last night confessed that during terday to the effect that pected to be very cheerful and pleasant when one's head is simply splitting. past two or he and Colonel Parker would ar- next to the Metropolitan Market, will the three months and Sam And there is no need of Buffering. Keep a box of ' make your furniture to order or sup- his companion, "Monkey" Fragas, had rive here on the liner Mongolia. HAWAIIAN ply you from their stock. robbed more than a score of hert roosts Dr. and Mrs. Hoffmann will reside For Headache Wafers ' Stock just down from San Francises. and upon the proceeds of the sales in the Herbert house, Makiki, during Stearns cows, saddle of chickens had lived well and worn the absence of AHan Herbert arid wife in the house when you are at home carry it in your bag when you travel. That Fresh family milch and good driving horses and a fine lot of poul- clothes. Some of the fowls will in Japan, and until the Hoffmanns' MEALS Go To insures you against the annoyance of headaches your own and other people's. be recovered by the police and re- bungalow completed. try. Stables; telephone 109. is snow-whit- e Club stored to their owners. Steams' Headache Wafers are as pure as they look, and the beginning' to seethe f Captain Jobson, skipper of the ligat-hou- se People are just . wafers certainly indicate purity in the highest degree. One dose cures, and Tseng HaJ, . , possibilities of the wireless telegraph the Chinese Consul, has tender Kukui-- expects his wife ALEXANDER YOUNG HOTEL received cablegram from his gov- leaves your head "clear as a bell." In interisland and steamer communica- a to arrive here from San Francisco on They are so much than any other kind your own de- tion. The rates are surprisingly low. ernment that the state funeral, of His the Oceanic liner Alameda tomorrow better that interest late Majesty Kwong Hsu will or CAFE on - office take morning. Captain Jobson will proba- mands that you insist STEABNS'- the genuine. This weather suggests an coat place from the Imperial Palace in Pe- bly genteel shirt- communicate with her by wireless as being more than king on Saturday, May 1. In com- today. sleeves for the business man. M. Mc-Iner- ny memoration thereof, the flag of the IMPORTED HAVANA CIGARS ! Co., Ltd., Fort and Merchant. Mrs. Rees, wife of Captain C. P. local consulate will be halfmasted. As Rees, U. S. N., commandant of the AUTOMOBILES . , JUST ARRIVED. Blom" is "preparing for his' regular a mark of courtesy and friendliness, Naval Station, gives a luncheon today Borneo & Upmanns, Escepcions; annual sale of dry goods, which be- the representatives of the foreign na- Julieta; La Fartagas; Oastanedas; for Mrs. Fairbanks and her daughter, Belindas; Punch; F. Garcia; El Bey del Mundo. ) gins on May 1. Every article is mark- tions and many foreign princes will Mrs. a sacri- Timmons. The luncheon will be ed down and will be sold at, attend the funeral of the King at the served on the Waikiki lanai of the F"OR MIRE fice. '. .; palace. LEWiS & CO., LTD. Pleasanton. ABSOLUTELY a good opportunity to HACK BATES. Cigar Emporium. Ladies have Miss Hilda Robertson and Mr. Wil- 169 King St. Telephone 240. to Europe for any special gar- RECEPTION TO send MISS EMERY. s liam Chillingworth will Wilson and Murphy, Proprietors. ment, etc., by Mr. Brasch of Whitney be 'married Iolani of this evening at St. Andrew's cathe- Marsh, who will leave on Monday The Ahahui St. Andrew's Hotel Street, . near Nuuanu (Old SAN FRANCIS CO HOTEL. & dral, The : ' next. cathedral will give a repeption to Miss bridesmaid will be Miss Fowler's Yard) ' Mildred Grace, a former schoolmate, photo- Julia C. Emery, general secretary of We have a new shipment of and the groom will be supported by j Phone, temporary 468. gravures, fac-simil- es and carbon the Woman's Auxiliary, at the Kilo- - his younger brother, Henry. The prints that we would like to show you. hana Art League rooms, Saturday couple will leave for Kahului on Fri- FMNRPullQRUT Don't forget to stop in and see jthem. evening. May 1, from 8 to 10. Miss day, where Mr. Chillingworth is con- MOTEL Gurrey's. , Dress making Emery, who is the guest of Bishop nected with the Kahului Railroad. I SAN FRANCISCO There will e a big special sale of! and Mrs. Restarick, is on her way A, B. Blackstad, the young man who For the swellest evening BALL tailor-mad- e home from a trip around the world was struck on the head by a timber GOWNS; specialty, Re j The most superbly situated hotel in the World 3. gonable ; Goods Co., beginning Monday, May in the' interest of the Board of Mis- on the O. R. & railroad a week ago. prices. Sun- j. OVERLOOKING THE EtmBB BAT OF ' SAK FRANCISCO. See particulars in Saturday and sions of the Protestant Episcopal is still in the Palama Hospital. Not- j MME. LAMBERT j papers. Church. A cordial, invitation is ex- THE GOLDEN GATE,. AND THE RAPIDLY REBUILDING CITY. day withstanding the fact that he has I tended to the people of Honolulu to BEEETANIA AND FOBT STREETS CON V EN LENT TO SHOPPING, THEATER, A fresh shipment of the celebrated been unconscious for six days with- 1 re- come and meet Miss Emery this Harrison Block. 8327 red hose "Success" has just been ' at out once regaining his senses it is BUSINESS. AND RAILROAD CENTERS. ceived. Get your supply now 50 fee, reception. hoped by Dr. Cooper that the young -- inch, five-pl- y, $S.50. W. W. Dimond man may pull through. Dr. Cooper THE EPITOME OF HOTEL EXCELLENCE & Co., Ltd. THAT PAINFUL IGNORANCE. stated that had it not been for Black-stad'- s splendid physical condition 'he j Combining all the convenience and luxuries a good Don't be held up on arrival at San Editor Advertiser: An editor who ' ' would have been instantly killed by botel should have with many unique, original and - Francisco. has to be told who the Sheik-ul-Isla- is, Sharp SignS the blow he received. exclusive- - features. Entirely refurnished and refitted The City Mill Co., Ltd:, has just re- must have been educated at the "Uni- i a cost over e million dollars. Social center ceived a fresh cargo of lumber from "MAKE GOOD' at of thrt im- versity" of Bangor, which institution, CAMP FOB CONSUMPTIVES. Navy-Sc- ene the Sound. All their lumber is T of the city headquarters of the Army and hear, has graduated so many stiffs ' ported direct, and sold at lowest prices that it is an object of envy to all the Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Carter, Mrs. Gait 0 J J of most of the social festivities. In Honolulu. embalming schools in the land. and Mrs. Charles Hartwell have sub- ACCOMMODATIONS FOB 1000 GUESTS. souvenirs, ' Unique display of. curios, V1XDEX. scribed $1200, the estimated cost of con- calabashes, stamps and tapas in EUROPEAN FLAN. old structing and equipping a tuberculosis Tom Sharp $2-5- windows of Island . Curio Store Bergstrom, piano tuner, for- Single rooms with kith, $3.50, $1.00, $1.50, $5.00 upwards. Jack day eamp, such as Bed Cross Society THE SIGN MAN Steiner's Elite building, .Hotel street. merly of the Bergstrom Music Co., the Suites, withJbata, $10.00, $12.50, $15X0, $20.00, $25.00 npwasds. Have a look! telephone 5S1; P. O. Box 40. wants Honolulu to have. The estimated ELITE BUILDING Phone S97 Good meals are served every day at cost of running the camp is $3000 per MANAGEMENT the Palace Cafe, in Bohemian style. year. An attempt will be made to get Their special short-orde- r lunch is very the necessary funds from the publie PALACE HOTEL COMPANY popular. Mer-- BEAD THE ADVERTISES Corner of Richards and ' and So- the president of the Ked Cross NEWS DALLY chant streets. ciety here, on a vote of the members, WORLD'S The Union Electric Co., Harrison has appointed a larger standing com- block, does all kinds of wiring and mittee which will solicit and receive general electric work at very reason- contributions. The committee consists probably find yourself in many a able prices. Electric fans, lamps, of Mr.'Jas. A. Rath, ehairman; Mrs. YOU'LL bells, etc., installed. Geo. E. Carter, Mrs. C. T. Wilder, Mr. this summer where the cut, fit and - Ring up Levy's for groceries. All Gerrit Wilder, Mrs. F. W. Macfarlane, the finest staple and fancy groceries Miss Alice Macfarlane, Mr Geo. W. quality of your clothes will make a big of dif- In stock. Fresh California fruits and Smith, Mrs. Carl Du Koi. Mrs. E. P. vegetables by every steamer. King Low. Mrs. St. CV Sayres, Mrs. A. E. ference to you. Our street, near Bethel. Phone 76. Murphy, Mrs. Eoyal D. Mead, Mrs. Z. OF K. Mvers, L Mrs. Anna Smokers who enjoy an excellent Ha- Mr. P. Jlorne, should try a Lawrence S. Wright, Miss Goldie G. Gurnev, Mrs. vana cigar Harold Ji. Giffard, Mrs. Caroline" Clark, 10-ce- cigar the very Barrett next Miss Alice Cooper, Mr. W. L. Whitney, Hart Schaffner & All who have used it agree larx smoke. cigar. Wash Mr. Ed. Towse. that it is a perfect such The very general popularity of the LAME SHOULDER. clothes will meet every requirement at a Regal shoe has been attained through policy of giving the best quality This is a. common form of muscular time. We'll see that they fit right before we the rheumatism. No is of style, make and material at a rea- internal treatment price. RegUls are $3.50 and $4. Materials needed. Apply Chamberlain's Pain sell them you; and as for style and tailoring, sonable Balm freely four times a day and a to The Honolulu Photo Supply Co. has of quick cure is certain. This liniment have the finest and most complete stock has proven mus- and all wool quality, you don't need to Ho- especially valuable for mouldings for picture framing in WILL, BEGIN ON cular and chronic rheumatism and is nolulu. Only the best class of work anxiety on those points. street, near certain to quick relief. For sale any is turned out. Fort by all dea.c. Benson, Smith & Co., offer critical Hotel. MONDAY, MAY 3RD Ltd., agents for Hawaii, No clothes made today the The Eagle Dyeing and Cleaning Work are on Fort street, opposite The N. G. H. Hospital Corps will wearer more real satisfaction than these. That s up the man- Kukui. You may ring See particulars in Saturday's give a grand ball at K. of P. Hall on ager you have a phone, and he wiil Saturday night. The Hawaiian to buy them; know what if press- and Sunday's Advertiser. entire why we urge you we attend to your wants in clothes band will play the grand march,- - and ing and cleaning. eleven piece? will provide the music your satisfaction means to us. Have your portrait taken by R. W. for the dancing. Sergeant Barry has Perk'r. Honolulu's leading photogra- the matter in charge, and this assures pher, and you will be well satisfied a grand success. with it. He has all the West im- . SUVA'S TOGGERY, provements for picture-taking- Hotel Dr. J. T. Wajson retains H office street, SACHS' as usual at his Beretania street prop- hear Frt. passen- erty Korea. Alameda and Lurline Elks' Building King Street gers: Don't be held up. Have the FOP.T AND BERETANLA. STREETS H. Love) seal Honolulu Times, building. 1 City Transfer Co, J". Opposite Elite Phone 65 Fire 1 4c Marx your trunks. Phono 152. Station Room 8. Copyright 909 bj Hart Schaffner & Co., William Canadian-Australi- an Mail Line Halstead Ltd. Williamson Royal w ZArAim . w. raasing in connection with the Canadian Pacific Railway Co. ilUUllU lilt, BEOKER. etJer ox about the fol lowing dates: all at Heads! on Police Station STOCK AXD EOND 1 Stocks, FOB FIJI AND AUSTRALIA FOE VANCOUVER Bonds max --o ''- AOBANGI MAY 1 MAKUBA - JTVE 23 and' UARAMA .: MAY 18 AORANGI 'Monkey" Fragas and hiti pal, John MABAMA JULY 20 UAKXJUA. JUNE 25 ..' Bull, are again in the toils and are BROKERS Will a at Fannin Island, Real now known to the chief of detectives Estate Memter Honolulu Stock and as the marauders who have been de- Bo4 DAVIES & CO. LTD. LOANS NEGOTIATED Exchange.. THEO. H. spoiling roosts for GENERAL AGENTS. hen several weeks. 83 "Monkey" is an young Por- MERCHANT STREET.

tuguese who has spent much of his P. O. Box 528. . young behind prison Members Honolulu Stoek and Bend life bars. His ' Steamship Co. Time Table penchant is. for chickens and pigeons. Exchange FOR Oceanic He was one of the gang who robbed SALE. DIRECT EESVICE TO BAN FRANC ISCO Arthur Mackintosh and a son of W. HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE ' f Ran Francisco O. Smiih. about two years ago, of XTTCB a Tr- i Choice SOI ALAMEDA . MAY 5. fifty or sixty of their fancy pigeon?. lots on Masoa Ecights good ALAMEDA .. APBIL water supply, MAX AJUA31,la The pigeons were found by the police " in one Honolulu,' Wednesday, April 2S..1903. .view and soU. y0ni ALAMEDA zl 7. A property situated of the own terms. - ALAMEDA JUNE 11 ALAMEDA JUNEJti, 16 at that-tim- on the premises of 'Mon- best residence sections of Honolulu, . - Lot in good healthy location ALAMEDA 2j ALAMEDA ..... ' key's'' relatives on Punchbowl. "Mon- assuring good elass of tenants and con- it p...... JULY JY name nr STOCK. Paid fpiVsl ;Bid ask lama, near town. Best ' KATES from Honolulu to Ban Francisco First Class, $55; Bound Trip, key" was sent to prison for a year. tinued occupanpy. of terns. Lots in best residence Ka-lih- extra. He escaped from jail and was recap- Offered for sale at a figure will seetion of i, fllO. Fsauly Boob, that ranging iQ price from & tured three days afterward by Detec- net 10 per cent to the buyer. This $300 to , , ... WM. G. IRWIN CO. LTD., C. Brewer 4 Co $2,000,000; U0C 210 1350 eaeh. Terms $50 down ' AGENTS. tive Medeiros. He has been out of is an exeeptiocal bargain, and, if net and 10 few months, past expe- Scout.' per montu, without interest. jail for a but sold," wiirbe withdrawn at the end of 5.000,00 20i 29 : Ewa mi Lots at Nouann and Kapahula with the police have had , no ten days. at riences ; , Haw. Kit cultural . l.20,000! 100: .... lowest prices. S. S. CO.. AND TOYO KISEN KAISHA. effect upon him. Haw Com A sugar Co 2S12.75S: 25 m PACIFIC MAIL 3 Haw augur co 2,00 '.OOOj m asm s r Yesterday morning about o'clock, 750x100! FOR EENTC V J Steamers of the abore companies will eaH at Honolulu and leare this Honomu Tanaka, a Japanese watchman at the Honokaa 2.000,000; In good neighborhood, port est r aboat the dates mentioned below: Japanese theater in Palama, came Haiku 5oo,',oo; 103 2c:; a iarge brand-ne- w Hntchioaon Sug Piac cottage, te in every re- across a couple men carryings bag 2.500.000! 25, 20 2c ,EOB BAN FRANCISCO of a Co spect; ready, for becupancy FOE THE ChSIENT of chickens. He started toward them FOR RENT Kahuku 500.000i 6ffor ibout MAY 4 17C the 15th ATA max l KOREA for the purpose of asking them what Eekaha Sugar Co 8oo4o.; 100 inst. Rental, $25 per nionta. 11 MABU .. MAY 15 h.oioa ..;...... 5O3.O0Oi looi MONGOLIA , MAY NIPPON were doing, as he came up McBryde Co Ltd. S.SOO.Of. 20!I'Tii J. H. SCHNACE; 137 MAY 25 they but Sue Merchant TENTO JIABU...... MAY 20 SIBERIA with them, they dropped the bag and Furnished cottage on the beaeh at Oahu Sugar Jo S.fOO.OOOt 201 S2Hf VIVt itrt. MAY 27 CHINA JUNE 1 Ooomea ... 1.000.0001 20 .... 15 KOREA ...... off on run. He got a fairly Waikiki in the Ka'piolani Park section. 20! 19 8 started a Ookala... . 500.0001 FOR SALE AT EJUMTJBX JUNE 8 MANCHURIA JUNE 5.000.0001 aoi 5 NIPPON MAttU good description of them, and reported Olaa Sugar Co Ltd (Lot 75x150) & LTD., Agents Olowalu. 1W.90C! looj " H. HACKFELD CO. to Chief Leal yesterday morning. The Pnaahaa Sug Plan Co 5,000.000: 26 chief at once came to the conclusion Pacific. 500.000 'lOOl 130 Just completed, on 14th Ave., three' they were "Monkey" old pal, Paia...... 750.0001 looiauo minutes' walk from Rapid AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N STEAMSHIP COMPANY. and his Pepeekeo .. 750,0001 130) Transit and he sent officers out them. 2,750,0001 100(171 cars, a MODERN BUNGALOW, con- TO HONOLULU. WEEKLY SAILINGS VIA after Pioneeir rSQSf HEW TOSS They were brought in about noon, and WATERHOUSE WaiAlua Agri Co 4.500,0001 1001 new sisting of large living room, two bed- TEHUAN TEPEO TRUST" Waiiaku 1,500.000 100' rooms, and bath, confessed to the theft of the bag of Waimanalo...... 252.000! 100! with enamel and 41st Street. Bcuth niekel-finishe- d naeived at all times at the Company's wharf, chickens and many other fowls as Waimea Sagar Mill 125,O00i 1001 SJ plumbing; kitehen, pan- fnigkt " Corner Fort and Merchant Sts. Dion taja. well. MI8CKLLANKOTJ8 try, back and front lanai, hot and cold HONO- FEOM PUGET BOUND TO HONO Inter-Islan- water, electric lights, remc eaw rsANCisoo to d 8 S Co... 1.50".00oi loo'iwi ;5o servants' quar- LULU. LULU DIRECT. Haw Electric Co 50T.000) 1C;140 ters with plumbing, etc. Magnificent K 1? sf ST fP ff ST P SP T 9C tT L Co Pfd ...... if HKTA l.t5PMo; loo marine view. COLUMBIAN to sail...... APRIL 28 PLEIADES to sail .APBIL 29 HBTtCo Com. . . 75 77 f Co Price reasonable; terms given. TEXAN to MAY 3 5 MARINE Mutual Tel 150 000! 10! 10 a sail...... REPORT. Nahiku Rubber Co... 60.000 100 Apply to W. M. MINTOX, 122 ved Company's wharf, Nahiku Rubber Co 100 a Freigst tccef at For further information apply to Assets no King St., telephone 3S3; 1032 13th' Greeswicli Street. OR41. Co 4,000.000 1M! ta H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., ' hilo K R Co... 20! Ave., Kaimuki, telephone 1578. w San sco Ex- wmm mmoLULU to ban fban-- Agents, Honolulu. (From Franei Merchants "BY WIRELESS" Uonolula Brewing 4 change. Malting Co SO! cisoa C. MORSE. Ltd 400.0001 I P. Haw Pi.i e pple Co. ... 450,000! 20: . . . . MAY 15 General Freight Agent Wednesday, April 28. Ann. s ,PLEtABE3 U sail .... Bonds out! April 24, S. S. . The Wireless Telegraph standing Albert F. Afonfi Salina Cruz Arrived, Haw Ter p e (Fh Virginian. from Hiio April 10. Claims). . 100 j CO. has become a public con- ...... 315001 832 FOBT STBEET . MATSON NAVIGATION Salina Cruz Sailed, April 26, S. S. Haw Ter 4 PC (Re- Texan, San Francisco. venience, just as the tele- funding 1905 600.100 K0 - k R in the direct serrlee between Ban Franeiseo for H.w Ter t p c 1,000,000! Port Gamble Arrived, April 26, Haw Ter i pc 1.000.000i 109 Z. J J schr. Gamble, from Hilo. phone is. HawTerS p c 144,000! Honolulu. CalBtwlJiagA Kef slxtfra Honolulu. Leare San Francisco Arrived, April 28, S. People are just beginning Co ft p c 1,000,000) - B loi. STOCK AND ; S, Hilonian, hence April 20. Haiku r C . 25.000! lL BOHD BROKE! may MAY 18 inter- ii ; to see possibilities in Hawaiian Irrigation - 27, Lur-lin- e, its ! 9 r;-- JUNE 15 Kahului Sailed, April S. S. Co 6 p C . 97 june - ' J,OOOXX; for Hilo. -island or steamer commu- Haw Com Jk Sugar T& a4eaawhip Hyades of the Matson Navigation Company's Line Co 5 p c aHs frem Seattle for Honolulu direct on or about April 27, carrying freight nication. Hilo K RC06 pc 1.000,0001 m" Honokaa Sug Co 8 p c 450.000: emlyv'- - PORT OF HONOLULU. I2 Member Hon RTALC06PC 647.000 -- J108K Honolulu Stock and Bon "'Ttw-- 9, IJJItLINE of this line sails from Honolulu for tan Francisco ' McKryae Bug Co 6 p c 2.000,000! 98 f ARRIVED. 6 p c 20CO,000i 1 ORAL Co it0lW B&tarifca?,; May 1, 1909.-- ' Rates Are Low x .Exchange film. "28. Oahu Sugar Co 5 p u.. 0001 L0 Wednesday, April Olaa rfugar Oo 98"' , Psjwener Bates to San Franeiseo First Cabin, $60. Bound Trip, First tpc... 1.250.000! U. S. L. T. KukuU' Jobson, from Pacific sugar Mill VOm CASTLE COOKE, LTD., Agents. II. ,!103 RENT, tint. ' Co . 500.000 FOR 6 p. - in an 'in' '" Eleele, m. v, t' Paia frp c .11-- DEPARTED. Pioneer Mill ro(pe 1,250,000'! Waialua Ag Co p c. 100 Str. Ke Au Hou, Sachs, for Kauai, i 1.5O0,00Oj BAGGAQE, BHTPPIN&, Residence of T7F. Sedgwick on Palo-l-o Onion-Pacif- p. .: ic 4:30 m. Heights. Beautiful View; bracing Phone A-H- . S. Missourian, Lyons,-- : BTOBAGE, WOOD, S. for 23.125 on $100 paid. f47 per pent, climate. Telephone 181 or see me, 202 Eleele, 6:30 p. m. ! 4 paid. MeCandless Building. 4 i 3 Transfer Co., Ltd, PACEXNG, COAL. DUE TODAY. Session Sales. :.f'Jh W.LlHOWAED. 58 S. S. Alesia, from the Orient. 10 Ewa, 29; 10 Waialua, 97; 10 Ewa, KING ST. FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING. DUE TOMORROW. U 29; 5 Haw. Sug. Co., 33; 10 Haw. C. & O. S. S. . Alameda, Dowdell, from S. Co., . 31. San Francisco, a, m. J . Between Boards. PASSENGERS 25 Pioneer, 172; 35 Oahu Su?. Co., Pkcric : , 63 Queen Street. Arrived. 32.50; 110 Haw. C. & S. Co., 31; $1000 Per str. W. Q. Hall, from Kauai, Classified Advertisements Cal. Ref. 6s, 101. H HUSTACE-PEC- K l COMPANY, LTD, April 2S Rev.' Nakuina, Rev. Scudder, Attorneys-at-La- w f il ) O. H. Gulick, iMr. . General Contractors. Rev. Rev. Oleson. N. Booth, G. Woolley, riELP FURNISHED. Classified Advertisements Brandt, F. J, 188 MERCHANT v .Deafers in Crushed Rock, White and Biack Sand, Fire Hans Isenberg, M. Ozaki, 26 deck. THE Japanese Employers ' Association STREET Wood, Stove and Steam Coal, Blacksmith Coal, Hay, Grain , Booked to Depart...... supplies experienced cooks and yard-boy- s WANTED. to families. Apply and . Per str. Mauna Loa, for Maui Nuuanu WIDE-IOUT- H Grtka Soil and- Manure. ; v; and earthenware crocks, Hawaii, April 30. Chang Kim, Geo. , Pauahi. Telephone 697. 8333 from three gallons up. Box' 75. ' Drayingf and Heavy Teaming a ' Specialty. Hana-kah- i, '" Millis, M. A. Gonsalves, . H. H. !: .' '8335 :".'.' Real Property Law and TBur-ningha- Land wife and three children; E. FOR RENT. H. Holsteih; C. ksh-for- d, I W. COTTAGE for rent, 1333 Beretania TWO male stenographers for out oJ Cum-min- g, Title Registration J. T. Eckardt, Miss M. ' avenue; newly, papered and painted town. Address "Rex,' care Adver- a Miss M. S335 Geo. Paunini, Pauninl, .throughout. 8336 tiser office. :. r?r?rni H. L. Kawewehl and wife. T Mv, Specialty TRANSPORT SSRVICE. FURNISHED. BRIGHT boy about 15 years of age to Wv' Buford, at Saa Francisco. ' bookbinding trade. Apply to ABSTRACTS BUNGALOW, Waikiki beach; two learn FURNISHED Dix, sailed from Nagasaki for Hono- foreman of bindery,. . ti4wal:a.i Ga- LOANS NEGOTIATED ; bedrooms,' good bathing; four lulu, April 26. lanal, zette Co.. Ltd. r ;' 5L3t Logan, sailed from Manila for Hono- minutes .from car. Phone 229. TRUST ESTATES MANAGED lulu, April 15. 8335 CLEAN washed raga at the Advertiser Sherman at Han Franeiseo. pressrooms. 8$17 Real property for sale, with regis- - Thomas, sailed from Honolulu for Ma- IN .heart of city, suite of rooms; hotel tered title, good as --Territorial'"; bonds mm . nila, April 14.-- service. Rent $25. Phone 229. 330 SITUATIONS WANTED. for" Investment. Payments' on instal- Sheridan, at San Franeiseo. ' J BY young American girl as saleslady .or ment plan accepted. j ! in Valley, two " PASSENGERS run chances DWELLING Nuuanu housemaid. Apply at 74S Kichards Invest your money in dont e. LOCAL OFFICE OF THE UNITED -- . car-lin- property yon , and a half miles from the Street. 8337 f Itatrjpg your baggage held up for Examination on arrival at STATES WEATHER BUREAU. Two a acres land. Ad- ean manage yourself. 1 v and half - San April-28- , 1909. 330 No. frugal Francisco. Honolulu, Wednesday, dress "J. H. M.". this office. RELIABLE American watchman; ex- man need be without land. W PEKSCQSALLY see that U. S. G. Seal is placed on your trunks. perienced, references. Address "V. Prices to suit the small investor. 2 5 THKRMO. 5 5 W1HD FURNISHED suite of front rooms, S.", this office. 330 with board, for two persons, with S 2.3 oS B K a g oj? SS z hot and cold water. 1049 Beretania ' 5 S b 3 5 g o'il avenue. ' 8324 FURNISHED ROOMS. . 3 . S ff "J? 5 S a CITY . s-- COOL well The Burroughs TRANSFER 0 -- a and commoaioua; furnish Adder CO. : . . . : . : g i b ed; mosqulto-proo- C. Court, JAS. LOVE : : j : FOUR furnished rooms, with board; Helen's H. f 1124 Adams Lane. got' ffiw-4- two with dressing rooms. 1050 Ber- will de everything any ma-chi- 52 King Street, opp. Union Orill 1900 ,28 81 Ti K other Phone 152 647205 72 4 .. etania avenue. 8324 will XI 29.92 77 63 7C 60 52 10 t! ROOM AND BOARD. do, and more. FURNISHED, to the right parties, mosquito-proo- 802 i29 96 75 6tt 70 88 7 j NE TWO large f rooms, with SENT ON Placed in staterooms and annoyances .09 In-gall- THIRTY DAYS TRIAL home KaimukL See ,A. B. s. avoided yon at bath, and board, in private family, if consult 903 77 70 74 .00 71 8 ?K 328 J80;r4 on King street car-lin- e. Suitable for 904 ;S3 OH 78 71 74 .01 62 n two couples. Electric lights, hot and - water, private entrance, etc S0 12 76 67 72 8 ! 1C PIANO TAUGHT. .CS 79 Address "N. B.", Advertiser office. The Vaterhouse Co, PIANO taught; $3 (eight les- Office: Fort, below Queen. Phone 298 908 SO OS 79 70 74 T 78 8 s 5 month 8335 i sons). Special attention, adult be- JUDD BUILDING 407 80.C2 80 68 78 .IS 74 6 Ni 5 ginners. "Teacher," of- i Advertiser FURNISHED, ona large mosquito-proo- r RING UP 316 908 '80.08 81 70 75 .CO 70 2 KK 8 fice. 8336 room, with board. Apply to 1909 . 7 4 Mrs. Wm. T. Paty, 1841 80.04 76 69 74 01 78 .'K CHINA PAINTING. Anapuni St. ATge 30.02 78 H8 73 .09 72 6 "T" MRS. J. LISHMAN MOKE Classes in DEVELOPMENT COTTAGES, with board. Mrs. J. Cas-sid- WM, B. china painting. Orders solicited. Hill STOCKMAN, 2005 Kalia road, Waikiki. Section Director. Studio, Harrison block. Telephone LIMITED 656. 7968 8TANGENWALD BULLDINO sad Fnmituxe Moving. CAEL H. NTEPEB. . BSg FOR SALE. F. B. McSTOCKES Managei TIDES, SUN AND MOON. ONE span mares; sin- drive double or P. O. Box No. 268 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. gle; also can be used as saddle Cable: Deploy 2 J-- BJ-- JAPANESE cooks, waiters, yardbovs, horses. Telephone 1471. 8329 I etc., 1128 Union Hawaiian Ballasting Company b 93 St., Phone 579. 8333 O '. a. HOTEL MAJESTIC BUILDING CONTRACTORS y e On account departure of owner, is Sachs Block, Fort and Beretania Sts. SSS KACNAKSA STBEET, NEAR KING. O. Box 820; p.m. a.m. a p m I STRAYED FROM stove with hot water tank, solid wal- P. Tel. 396. K.. m. PREMISES Fine furnished rooms, $1 per day or : . K. Matsumoto, Manager 26 9.40 1510 21 S.17 i.10 5 30624 0.i4 nut 50 in. roll top desk, round g. 1. B3sk9c Coral, I p.m , I , JUDD and Nuuanu Streets, bay half $10 per month and up. Splendid ac- Sasd, Garden SoiL deUvered anywhere in Honolulu, from 27 10.45 1,5 1; 20 .C0 bath tub, refrigerator, golden oak corner Hotel 8.19 5J50 6 25 1.01 Shetland pony (horse). Finder .lease commodations. and Fort streets, at LOW EST PRICES. to C. S. dining table and bureau, baby car- 28 11 40 1.4 12.47 6.27 5 i: 15 29 6 25 2.0C return Holloway and receive reward. riage, folding couch, 20 yds. new mat- MRS. C. A. BLAISDELL. Prop. 337 1900 VSZ3S 29: ..... 1.19 S.51 6 27 5 29 6 26 2 28 ting, washer, blue flame stove. PACIFIC i 1 WHAT KUHIO WANTS. a.m i i Apply No. 4 22 1 3 storehouse Queen St. 0 1.48 7.11 7.23 5 29f--26 8.03 JAPANESE SCHOOL. WASHINGTON, April 13. After six t 8339 THE QUEEN I II t.S 2 c9 7 86 8.10 3.37 COOKING taught; competent cooks Commercial Advertiser years of service as a Delegate In Con- p.m. Nuuanu Street, Near Vineyard. a.m. t i supplied, family or hotels. C. M. , 2.S6 1.5 1 7 52 5 27 6 4 08 BOOE BINDERS. Entered tSw Poctoffiee at Honolulu, gress from Hawaii, J. Kuhio Kalania-naole- 7.51 8 27 Matzie, 1457 Auld telephone at lane; A Black Xc Clawson FURNISHED APARTMENTS see4a-las- s quarter of 26. 1564. perforator in good V. tX, as matter. referred to around the Capitol First the moon April 8317 FROM 2.50 UPWARD The tides at Kahnlui and Hilo occur condition. Apply at the Advertiser SUBSCRIPTION RATES: as "Prince Cupid," believes it is time office. about one hour earlier than at Hono- OFFICES 8317 Mrs. A. McDowall Proprietress for the United States to do things for lulu. FOR RENT. Oa ycKT...... $12.00 "THE STAJiGKNWALD" fire- his Territory. Recently Con-grt- s, Only Adwrtisiag Ectes en Applieation. he asked Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours proof office building in city. FOUND. by the introduction of bills, to 30 minutes slower than Greenwich IN Rapid Transit car, Catholic Bible. STEINWAY & - morning except Sun- - a soil survey hydro-graph- ic SONS PaScbM vry authorize and time, being that of the meridian of 157 ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING Apply at this offi.ee. 8337 survey of the Islands, to es- dcr-ee- s thirty minutes. The time whis- Honolulu's only fire-pro- AND OTHEX PIANOS. a fish biological HAWAHAK GAZETTE CO, LTD. tablish cultural and tle blows at 1:30 p. m., which is the building; rent includes electric V LOST. CO. station, to construct a public building same as Greenwich 0 0 light, THAYER PIANO hours minntes. hot and cold water, and janitor ser- BROOCH, bunch violets; valued Ko?fe MmSc, No. f5 South King at Hilo, and to construct a lighthouse Sun and moon local of for 158 Bote! Street. Phone tUJ Ta St are for time for vice. Apply von Hamm-Youn- c CL & CIL&sa - - Manafvr on the Island of Hawaii. whole group. ths associations. Reward at this office. TUNING FUAXAXTX3D. the Co., Ltd. 8335 wr r v-- r r air w SECOND SECTION!! r r r r r r r SECOND SEQION PAGES 9 TO 12. PAGES 9 TO 12. 1 ESTABLISHED JULY 2, 185. mil. Jg, t If Jft J Jf J

HONOLULU, HAWAII TEEEITOEY, THURSDAY, APEIL 29, 1909.

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Honolulu Sugar Ex-- 1 tractors Arc Aiding1 in Development of he back cover of The Ladies' Home 11 'Journal sells for $7,000.00 for one issue. Far down in the southern nart of the llSSISlBllp ipaiiu ui xormosa, a dependency, or me Think of it; $7,000.00 for one time! . empire of Japan, representatives of the Honolulu Iron Works of this city have Occasionally we hear a man say "Advertising s Jbeen doing their part in the develop anent llllilffi of the sugar industry, one which fewliia all right in the big city where you have lots of people Ibids fair in time to supply all of Japan 111117 il. with its sugar. Millions of dollars have liiiiiif pilllS leen paid over by the Formosa sugar to reach, but costs too much down here." It that man companies for mills, machinery and iirtninmtiiit 4' , t fnmin rt.mn : . rt lived in San Francisco he'd have to pay $3 50.00 saccharine jiroduct and of theae . mil- lions the Honolulu Iron Works have deceived a share and will receive al-- for a page ad in the Chronicle; In New York anost as much- - more in the next two .years. An entire. new mill of large capacity is to be built by the local $750.00 fora page In Honolulu iron works and another mill by them o handle 1200 tons of cane per day, is to be more than doubled m capa- only $20.00 for a page in the Advertiser. city. So great is the pressure of work at the iron works that much of the work on these two latter contracts It's merely a matter of relative values with the must be 'let on the mainland and Mr. C. Hedemann. has just gone the imainland for that purpose and Janies advantage decidedly in favor of the Honolulu merchant. Scott, who superintended the? erection ; ' of the Honolulu-buil- t mills in Formosa, tiff f will leave shortly to join him. hen Some of the men who were most skeptical as to the new contract work is ready and lias been shipped ' to Formosa, Mr. results .Scott will return to the big island and local advertising are now among our best 'clients. superintend construction. ' ..1 A " This machinery will be shipped to If your advertising rightly done, consult the coming great port of Takow, south- X A FOEMOSAN CHIEF AND A CROSS BETWEEN A MALAY AND 9 you want ern Formosa, where Japan plans to 6 A FILIPINO. y .spend many millions in making a great 0000000000000X)X1CO0XX0X commercial entrepot. A ehannel is be- ing dredged. Large warehouses and o splendid buildings are being erected Ohas. R. Frazier Co., and Japan will make the place a model The one. From this port all the sugar out- put of that section of- - Foruisa will 5 Managers of Advertising he shipped. . The Taiwan Sugar Company, for which the Iron Works built the mills now in operation, is capitalized at $10,-00,00- The company has called in 122 King Street Telephone 371 a, . little more than a half of this amount. Each one of the three new mills is doing much better work than even the contract called for. The first aiiill built here was intended to handle only 450 tons of cane per day and .this one is now turning out about 660 tons. The other two, one built to iandle 1000 tons and the other 1200 For an Absolutely Non-Smuttin- g tons of eane daily, are working right aip to the limit of their capacity, and are extracting 94.2. per cent, of the weight of cane. The cane of that Typewriting .section of the island has an average growth to "maturity of ten months. The planting season is January and Garbon February and they begin to harvest In December. After the last of April Paper the eane begins to deteriorate so rap- idly that the loss is considerable. Con- USE sequently, they try to get everything off between December and the end of 3Iareh or middle of April. PARAGON of the good work On the strength IT IS THE BEST. done bv the Honolulu-buil- t mills, and in" the'faee of much active competi- "ARE THE" tion, the company recently decided" to Office Supply Co., Ltd order one. mill doubled in its capacity. Mr. Seott, who has just returned to Honolulu from Formosa, firmly believes that there will be from two to six ew mills erected to handle the rapid-3- v increasing output. He states that jir Hedemann had to refuse, this year, put up another factory for a comp- to had an BE etitive company from which he offer In Mr. Scott's opinion the whole southern part of Formosa, taking in about one hundred square miles will be in full control of this one great euear company. Your Has Them The Japanese government has iaii to be aside a large amount of money THE BELLE OF A FOEMOSAN HILL-TRIB-E. & used in developing an irrigation scheme for the southern section. The island Cx000000000 is covered with rivers and the idea ones far whose is to dam np some of the lesser wires carry enough current to but an army division. The northern up in mountains and conserve the severely shock any one tampering with tribes MACHINES RENTED the western are still in a very savage state waters for use on. the whole the fence, or endeavoring, to get and the Japanese soldiery are The western through. This fence is :or: side, as well as southern. in operation in ly in pursuit of them and having san- -' raising some parts and is SOLD ON INSTALMENT PLAN. side is largely devoted to the much yet to be com- gu.u.jv uruMies wnicn nave resulted in WATCH and of tea, camphor and sugar. pleted. The hillmen are" head-hunter- s, great loss of life on both sides. Easiest terms. On the eastern side of the island from savages of Malay and Filipino extrac- Head hunting- is on of fh rvrinpinni Other Machines taken in exchange. REPAIRING di- and . . north to south the eastern slope is tion, the suppression of thetn is pursuits of the savages. A chief or All Typewriter Supplies. JEWELRY country by a new one of the difficulties r vided from the hill confronting the young wan-io- who secures the greatest Co., Japanese authorities, tribes-(Continu- W. Macfariana & and unique feature of agricultural who not only have number of heads of enemies or of 0. H. CULMAN, Fort and Hotel development. This is an electric fence, a large foree of police in the islands, on Page Ten.) Masonic Temple. I ia THE PACEPIO COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1909.

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Young Building, Honolulu (Continued from Page Nine.) men other than his own, is entitled to the hand of a chieftain's daughter. Mr. KNOX MAT Scott states that it is seldom that they take the heads of- white men, except Silk Kimonos, perhaps, when sailors are unfortunate FRY'S VITRIFIABLE enough to be shipwrecked on some re- For Ladies mote shore of the island. is the very highest class Millinery COLORS FOR CHINA PAINT- As to the location of the Honolulu-buil- t known. ING.' mills, one is fifteen, another ten We are the Sole Agents of this World Renowned Hat and Jackets and and the third thirty miles from Takow. have now on exhibit: ' Pacific Picture Framing Co. Takow is connected with the northern part of the' island by a railroad which THE KNOX DRESS HAT, 1050 Nuuanu Street, near Hotel. was opened last year, a prince of the THE KNOX SEMI-DRES- S HAT, imperial household being present at the Fine cotton crepe and the ordinary sort. opening ceremonies. The roaj is about THE KNOX TAILORED HAT, 200 miles long. The managing director THE KNOX PANAMA HAT, Beautiful waist Japanese PAU I(A NANA of the Taiwan Sugar Company is a THEKNOX SAILOR HAT. patterns, mattings

member of the Japanese Diet, and has 14 grocer been connected with lawmaking If you would be exclusive-- -- Buy Thd Knox. of all designs. crwi If your can't supply you, the oti?y . body for many years. PEED. L. WALDEON - PHONE 12 At Ako the 1200-to- n mil is turning out 20,000 tons per year; at Koshiku, DU5M9S HMT SHOP1 the 1000-to- n mill will have an output SOLE AGENTS, IwohgIihg CliONG CO. this year of 10,000 tons; at Kyshito, where the 450-to- n mill is located the HARRISON BLOCK, , FORT STREET. CHINESE GBASB LINENS, , output will be between eight and nine ygusa LADIES' SHIRTWAISTS, PONGEE thousand tons. With the two new mills to be ereeted about 80,000 tons will be CHRISTMAS GIFTS. turned out. All the Formosa - sugar goes which even , 1024 NUUANU 8TEEET to Japan, now imports EJLSTl about 200,000 tons per annum from Mercury Is not in the Messenger Cuba. The Japanese hope to make For- Business WE AEE, and have the Boys mosa the producing country for all its I who put him out. demand for sugar. Polarization plays no part in Formosan sugar. They want the conditions under which your laundry work is being done? TERRITORIAL MESSENGEE I a yellow sugar with a bright sparkle. . SEEVICE ' . Formosa has five . distinct savage YOU DO KNOW Phone 361 tribes. These people only come down IV you send it to the to the agricultural sections when they are short of food. The Japanese took - rs t l . THE MEATS AT THIS MARKET Send Your Suit Formosa in 1S95, as a part of the spoils j Sanitary oteam Laundry Phone J3 of the war between Japan and China, THIS WEEK ARE TO BE BETT TO THE Formosa being ceded to Japan. Formosa has an area of about 150,000 TER THAN EVER. WE HAVE EAGLE DYEING AND square miles, which is. half the size of CLEANING WORKS Scotland, or a trifle larger than the A REASON FOR GIVING THIS TEL. 805, FOBT STREET States of Vermont and Connecticut tak- en together." Lying to the east of ADVICE. South China, it is separated from the For mainland by the Formosa channel, Outfitter and Furnisher Furniture which, at its southern entrance be- COMPLETE LINES OF FURNISHING GOODS tween Southwest Cape and Breaker ALICES, GLOVES, TIES, Point is 245 miles wide, narrowing at HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS AND V the northern end to 62 miles. To the SHIRTS. ETC. . ' ElflatropoSitagi BSa Heel j southward lie the Philippine Islands, DEPOT FOR THE BOSS OF THE ROAD OVERALLS their northernmost 225 extremity being - - Opposite the Toting Hotei miles from the southernmost part of OREGON BLOCK, 152 HOTEL ST. W. F. HEILBRON, MANAGER. PHONE 45. Formosa. The Hawaiian Islands are about 4700. miles distant from For- mosa. Bad Company We have just opened a new importation of The I Not a Home in Honolulu Where This ! usiied to the Limit 11 New Sliding Shoe Visitor Is Welcome, QIC Sole Agents tor Hawaii: The most unwelcome in Hono-- ! rrc COYNE FURNITURE visitor CO.. LTD. IUiU There is no better soda water served in Honolulu. No better Is any itching skin disease. lira ' i service than ours. If you are not a patron you have not tasted if..""''.' Itching Piles, irritating Eczema FOR DECORATING Are bad company. We are glad to t the best soda water in Honolulu. All flavors. Consult Us for get rid of them. including Advertising ideas Doan 's Ointment will drive them i away. . THE CHAS. R. FRAZIER CO. Plenty of endorsement to prove this. VASES, JARDINIERES, FERN DISHES, ROSE BOWLS, BERRY 122 KING ST. - . Phone 371 Frank Leibly, of 326 S. Main street, BOWLS, HAT PIN HOLDERS, COLLAR BUTTON BOXES, MUGS, Wilkesbarre, Pa., U. S., says: "It is with much pleasure that I testify to CUPS AND SAUCERS AND PLATES. . BENSON, SMITH & CO., LTD. the merit of Dqan's Ointment incase3 Mr. and Mrs. Hashimoto of itching piles. I was afflicted with Come and make your selection when our assortment is complete. Hotel and Fort Streets, that trouble for over a year and tried almost everything that was recom- MASSEURS mended to me without finding relief. RHEUMATISM, Finally I procured Doan 'a Kidney Pills E O. HALL & SON, Ltd I BRUISES, and a few applications allayed the i itching. I was soon completely rid of Take Elevator. Second Floor. SPRAINS, the trouble and I have had no return IU: TIRED FEEL- -' of it since. I recommend Doan's Oint- ING, AND OTHER ment whenever an opportunity occuis. " AILMENTS QUICKLY Doan 'a Backache Kidney Pills are Wfaem Yoga RELIEVED. sold by all druggists and storekeepers at oO cents per box (six boxes $2.o0) Stop in for real old 144 KING ST., or will be mailed on receipt of price by some German Coffee PALAMA. the Hollister Drug Co., Honolulu, Curios , Curios and Cake at the Sample and Salesrooms Telephone 637. wholesale agents for the Hawaiian Is- lands. Jewelry DFPAIRINff Jewelry Remember the name, Doan's, and of the take no substitute. H. OILMAN Watches whL mported Seeds HOW TO CURE A COLD. German Bakery Be as careful as you can u will - Fort Street, aear Hotel, in Culman 's Old Store. ORDERS TAKEN FOR oceas.onally take cold, and when you do, get a mediciue of known reliability, one that has an established reputation Business Care Brings Nervous Wear Tropical Economic Seeds and that is certain to effect a quick ' The petty cares of business life wear away nervous strength, and this ap cure. iMich a medicine is Chamber- plies as much to the clerk at the desk as to the manager in his luxurious office RUBBER Manihot dichotoma, Mani-ho- t lain's Cough Remedy. It has gained a A nervous piauhyensia. world-wid- e reputation by its remark- thousand little details of duty requiring attention exhaust the energj I able cures of ail- and cause one to fret over trifling things that would not receive a second COTTON Caravonica Silk, this most common ! Egyptian ment. For sale by all dealers. Benson, conditions health. New and Stylish Hats wii-jvn- thought under of perfect lannovucn ana Kou Smith & Sea Co,, Ltd., agents for Hawaii. Nervous fretful persons of either sex are usually poorly nourished and in CO bary, Island. all such cases the surest and quietest permanent relief is to be had by the use oi i TOBACCO Cuban, Turkish, Sumatra. The scaffolding has been ' removed On Display Inspection ORNAMENTALS from around the new Yokohama Spe- for , of 6od - 'as Palms, Caladiums, Carinas, Glad- cie Bank building-- at the corner of Stearns' Wine Liver Extract iolus, Bethel and Merchant streets, exposing which first quickens the appetite and aids the digestion and enriches blood i 3 Novelties in Flowers and the - a hnndsome pressed vines. front of brick and thus providing the tired nerves with the nourishment they need. This condi I of ornamental design. .The floors are K. ISOSHHWA Forest Tree Seeds Vegetable Seeds ! tion banishes the wakefulness that so many nervous people of concrete and the building is one of suffer from and per King near JAEED O. SMITH, the strongest of the new structures in mits them to enjoy sound restful sleep. Get Stearns '.Wine of Cod Liver Ex St. Bethel i Kealakekua, Hawaii. the city. . tract at your chemist 's and be sure you get STEARNS' the genuine.

I - uu THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1909. II j? j? ? j." J? J J? i. Jf J' ? If I? J? A V -- PREPARES and rA I I Army 'A stationery! Navy News 'a TO HANDLE PINEAPPLES " ' mf-h- & 8 Mzchires 5 v fc Economy flMepi' J. ." . ... Great projectiles fired from the mor- The Oaliu railway company is com- We have all the latest I 1 HtTO. (3f hairisweaitn tar of the Diamond Head battery may mencing the extension of its line to Sold Pupukea, in and finest Stationery, indeed, espe go screaming through the air in May; or in order to handle the big Ihr cially to a wo-- just as soon as the ordnance officer ar- pineapple crop from that section the Magazines, and Periodi- latter part of May. your rives here to make, the tests. The guns The Pupukea fruit Outright Household cals. man. ii are ready to be fired and the electrical will be handled fresh for the mar- hair falls out, is fire controls will be in readiness when ket, owing to the fact that they have too thin, or is los-- wanted. no cannery there at present. Rail There will be various charges for extensions will also be made through , the 0 firing. The charges will be stored in Wahiawa pineapple plantations in CLEANING tt ITHOUT order to bring about a quicker DUST AKNOYAMGE magazines or stalls, similar to stable and more effective handling ir-h- h of the ,f!;eedom fom d"st ia cleaning your carpets, rugs, OAT & MOSSMAN stalls. When the officer at the trig fruit. fm-r!IU- Ke walls, ' bellnS nd window seats, etc., at less cost and with greater on Diamond The flui-in- s station the surface of Oahu railway company, satisfactmn than when left to servants. service guaranteed who may be to be ob- the winter, built a large numbev rifect e Head, supposed cf serving an approaching target, signals extra cars to accommodate the ex- pected pressure business resuHing AMERICAN AIR CLEANING CO.'S VCUUM SYSTEM to use a certain charge, the one in con- of MmrlJigcr from the unusually large . pineapple Cleaning rugs trol of the gun goes to. stall No. crops, both at Wahiawa and Pupukea. 10 cents per yard. Carpets 9 cents; Portieres 75c. It will remove all dandruff, and gets it. The gun is elevated Pa'r- - ClICLKD 1 OR AND RETURNED PROMPTLY. WE PURE INGREDIENTS A1?-81- GOODS AND WANT TO arid long, according to signal and fired. The min- 3 THE PUBLIC SEE will give you thick, Lb bOILED ARTICLES LOOK FRESH AND NEW. glossy, and beautiful hair. imum charge drops a projectile 2500 Be yards distant, measuring along the base Wilson Feagier Accept no substitute. line. A mortar delivers a plunging fire. 1137 ALAKEA STREET. PHONE 699 ; Our Cakes sure you get Ayer's Hair The charges are varied in size and Vigor, and preserve the rich- force, the muzzle being deflected as the ness and luxuriance of your size of the charge requires. There will be no publication of the and Pastry hair to an advanced period time for making the tests. The officer of life., in the trig station watches the sea, HAVE A TRY Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayt? & Co.. LoweR. Mass., U.S.A. finds it clear and signals the officer in charge ofthe gun. The flight of the projectile will be observed by two tran- Palm Cafe sits. The firing of the mortars is a Cured by Lydia E. Pink-ham'sVegeta- ble Great Clearance Sale j simple matter, the selection of the size Compound HOTEL, NEAR UNION of the charges to send the projectile closer or farther off, is simpler and the Milwaukee, Wis. "Lydia E. Pink-ham- 's Vegetable method of elevating the big muzzle Compound has made me a well woman, simpler still that is to an engineer or "1;!A k and would like to I , i P Vi cwfe 1 ii 1 u i of Dry Goods Wm 6. Irwin & Go., Ltd. ordnance officer. The height of the usu luewnoiewona For Everybody 1 flight of a projectile from a mortar is of it I suffered fromfemale trouble generally one-fourt- h dis- Well made, Blueher cut on about of the and fearful pains in AGENTS FOR THE tance it drops away from the gun. The my back. I had the i i lasts that guarantee comfort for eight mortars of the Fort Ruger battery best doctors and a- - Royal Insurance Co, of Liverpool, Eng-land- . are half of lot which were manufac- they all decided Ttxr 111 ; , tender feet. tured about the same time and two of . that I had a tumoi those in the battery were tested at in addition to my j Will continue m this store J Scottish Union & National Tusnrate jl t Sandy Hook. One of these two has been female trouble, and Co, of Edinburgh, Scotland. fired a good many times. The tests by advised an opera-tio- n. until is The Upper Rhine Insurance Co, Ltd. the ordnance oftieer will be made to Lvdia E. everything sold. Commercial Union Assurance Co, LtA, L. Ayau determine many things, principally the Piiikharn s Vegetable Compound made j of London. Shoe Co. solidity of the foundation and the me a wen woman and I have no more Nuuanu, Above King Street. strength and adjustment of the car- backache. I hope I can help others by riages. telling them what Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound has done for Filling in Duck Ponds.'' me." Mrs. Emma tiisE, 833 First St., j The army engineer's office prepared Milwaukee, Wis. B, FLANNELS The above is only one of the thou- L KERR & COMPANY, Ltd.J specifications for the filling in of the sands of grateful letters, which are duck ponds on the recently acquired constantly being received by the ) and PONGEE for the FRESH SEEDS lands adjacent to original army res- Pinkham Medicine Company of Lynn, j coming hot weather. Let the Alakea Street. ervation at Waikiki and sent, them on Mass., which prove beyond a doubtthat us fit you. Vegetable and Flower Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- to Washington. As soon as they are re- pound, made from roots and herbs, turned here, which may be in about actually does cure these obstinate dis- two weeks, Major Winslow: will adver- eases of women after all other means MRS. TAYLOR tise for. bids for filling in the low lands. have failed, and that every such suf-erin-g It is estimated that abojitSO.OOO yards woman owes it to herself to at W.W.AhanaCo. of earth will be. necessary to make a least give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta- Honolulu Dancing Academy complete fill, but if the contract price ble Compound a trial before submit- 62 King Street- - Phone 521 DRY CLEANING bid is high only about 100,000 yards ting to an operation, or giving up meets Monday and Fijday evenings, 8 may be put in under the present appro hope of recovery. ' one of our Specialties. Our work Satisfies. 0 'clock, at Kilohana Art League priation. The contractors will have to Mrs. Pmkham, of Iijnn, Mass., rooms, under the direction of F. 3. find their own quarry, and as this may invites all sick women to write Asch and P. Flier. Information fur have to be reasonably close to the res- her for advice. She has fruided French Laundry Lawrence Phone 1491. 258 nished by r ervation there is some speculation as thousands to health and her Beretania. 3. ABADIE, Prop, F. J. Asch, care Thrum's Book Store to just where the earth is to come from. advice is free. Barrett No Extension. -- Further Fine Havana 10c. Chas. Brewer & Co.'s At all dealers Property owners residing on or near TheBadget tie slopes of Diamond Head were wor- A fresh lot of fine stove coal just received. Deliveries made FIRE EXTINGUISHERS ried roeehtly over a rumor that the NEW YORK LINE AUTOS and CARRIAGES War Department contemplated taking at fair prices anywhere in Ho- in more land around the base of Dia- AL nolulu. . j0 Gilman mond Head and that they would have Regular line of vessels plying be REPAIRED to move. This rumor arose probably tween , New York and Honolulu. The Fort Street, opposite W. G. HONOLULU CONSTRUCTION Room 50 Judd Bldg. from "the fact that the army engineers Bark NUUANU sail from New Till & AND GRAYING CO. SCHUMAN CARRIAGE CO.. LTD. have been making surveys. These sur- York for this port JULY 15, 1909. Irwin Co., Ltd. Phone 281. veys, it is understood, are being made Freight taken at lowest rates. Merchant Street, near Alakea to adjust a difference in lines, those David A. Dowsett of the Territory not agreeing exactly For freight rates apply to Chas. Brew- with the area described in the reser- er & Co., 27 Kilby Street, Boston; or Everything in Real Estate and Insurance. vation limits as proclaimed by the Pres- Theo. H. Dav!s & Co.. Ltd., Honolulu. Office 203 Judd Bui'ding. ident. There is a gap between the ends of certain lines; and these the army engi- f neers will endeavor to rectify. High Low AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N ' and Naval Officers Wounded. Retail Cash Trade PAPER & SUPPLY CO ALL JAPANESE WASHINGTON", D. (.'., April 7. FORT AND QUEEN STREETS PRIVATE PHONES READ IS COMING OUR WAT FOB : Lieutenant Needham Lee Jones, of the Put in at your home, connecting house Bureau of Navigation, Navy Depart- THE HAWAII SHINPO and garage or stable, servants' quar- ment, is confined to his home here, PARAGON ters, etc., at very little expense. MMET suffering with a bad cut about the head An authority amoug Japanese News fu UNION ELECTRIC CO. and two broken wrists, the result of papers, published in. the Territory 01 Hawaii. ALAKEA-UNION-BERETANI- Harrison Block. injuries sustained last Saturday after- 12-pa- noon while riding a bicycle in accord-nc- e The only Illustrated Japan- UJ 111 Management Under with the physical tests prescribed ese Daily in existence. PUFFYF LUFFERS for all naval officers by former Presi- 14-pa- Sunday English Issue is the Indispensable to present style of - Best Advertising Medium. FRED'K W. KLEIN the' dent Roosevelt.- because the prices appeal to the housewife who would lira economically hairdressing. , Following closely serious injuries Job Work in Japanese and "Chinese the and well. the-mea- Switches, specialty. and catering particularly to l Also Puffs. Nets, Comb3, received by Lieutenant SSemmes Read, needs of families. Barrettes, and everything necessary who nearly lost his life while horsebaek ''' for a beautiful coiffure. , Tiding in Rock Creek Part recently, in order to train for the horseback test, Superior Quality Mrs. Doris E. Paris and injuries received by. Lieutenant . 1150 FORT STREET. Commander Powers Symington, of the Just Imported Would Your Cu Naval Intelligence Offiee, and Pay In- Fresh. Family Milch Cows. Also a Fine We Like Excellent Service spector- George W. Simpson, both of Lot of Poultry. Jade Jewelry whom were injured within the last two weeks training for the test, naval of- CLUB STABLES Sarrr Wo Meat Co. In Special Original Chinese Designs. ficer consider the accidents as indica- Tel. 109. . Attractive Elegant Low ' Priced. tive of the drawbacks of the entire sys- Superior tem, which they say accomplishes no A "CONFIDENCE MAN" other good than to teach the officers you BO WO limb in practising for is the fellow who tries to make to risk life and believe a hole in the ground is a Theo. MUTTON say, can never that Lansing, BEEF and Hotel Street bet. Maunakea and Smith' something which, officers believes . be of any service to them in the navy. gold mine, but everybody that King Street Fishmarket. is Lieutenant Commander Symington, PACHECO'S DANDRUFF FILLER 93 and 95 King St, Near Maunakea. while riding horseback near the Kene- - the most effective remedy for all kinds Always Lively, saw apartment house, Sixteenth and of scalp diseases. "Benjamin Irving street, New lork, two years ago, Invigorating, was, thrown from his horse and broke oBBf Refreshing. his shoulder. -- It was considered mirac- ulous that he escaped without more BOOKS CLOTHES serious injury. Orphcum Saloon Pay Inspector Simpspn had a rib The Hash Company, Ltd. broken in a fall from a horse about the same time and has been under the doc- Brown & Lyon Co. tor's care almost constantly since until and HA-LEIW- OUR MEATS a few days ago, when he was able to Alakea Merchant Streets A MOONLIGHT NIGHT AT A Wah Ying Chong Co. GOOD make a trip to New York. ARE MEATS. HAS ALL OF THE Ewa Side of Fishmarket, King Street, Lowest Prices. FLOWERS Honolulu. T. H. C. Q. YEE HOP & CO., LTD. THE SICKLY SEASON IN BURMA PLEASURES THAT DELIGHT LADIES', GENTS' and CHILDREN'S Next to the Fishmarket. One most Wedding Showers: of the effective remedies : GOODS Floral Designs HA-LEIW- FANCY Phone 251. known for diarrhoea and bowel com- THE SENSES AND MORE. A GREAT VARIETY Cut Flowers : : Lowest Rates SHOES IN plaint is PRICES LOW AUTO DUST COATS Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera IS NEVER DRY NOR and Diarrhoea Remedy, ana every home VALTOLDl'S In pongee, kimono should be supplied with it during the Masonic Temple, Alakea Street. YET TOO WET. I want your "sleeves. Silk shirtwaist. warm weather. Mr. II." J. D. Wilkin- Typewriter and Image necklaces. Chime son, proprietor of the Upper Banna Repairs bells. Lacquer boxes in Gazette, Mandalay, says: "Ever since Phonograph exquisite designs. I first tried Chamberlain's Colic, Cho- R. W. Perkins ST. CLAIR BIDGOOD, and guar- lera and .Diarrhoea I understand my business HAWAII & SOUTH Remedy, a supply antee mv work. of it has always been in my house and Manager. " - SEAS CURIO CO. is Phonograph and Book Exchange, . always in demand during the sickly Alexander Young Bldg. season." This medicine is for sale by Photographer G. L. LENORD, (Under the Electric Sign all dealers, Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd., 1G2 Hotel St. Phone 6S3 Hotel Street) agents for Hawaii. Studio on Hotel Street, near J'ort. J THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1909. X 0X00000000000 0000000000000X xocxoooooc REAL ESTATE f Photogravures TRANSACTIONS f 6 !X New Hiipment At SoDirfey's April 28, 1909. ass.. Entered of Record Bank of Hawaii Ltd to Lam Wo XSCK0000XXXX0XXC0X? COOQ0000XX0 OQCX0XXXX)XX0X)A Sing Re! John Torres et al by gdn to Na- - hiku Rubber Co Ltd ... D By Nahualiilii Teixeira and hsb to Authority. Oahu Mclnerny I James D D TENDERS WANTED. 1 IE Tab! ianwav Jacintho Costa and vrl to Alice HI'S c TIME TABLE Samson .. ... D requested by Supervis- Bids are the OF Parlor OUTWA&xr. Stop Dosing - Recorded April 21, 1909. ors of the County of Kauai, Territory i For Waianae, Waialua, Kahuku ail Away with your drug bottks, Wm C Cummings and wf to John of Hawaii, until May 5, at 1 o'clock J Way Stations 9:15 . m., 3:20 m. your patent nostrum and doctors' VALUABLE Guilt M Bright, D; int in R P 6777, kul 54S3, p. 1909, For Pearl City: Ewa Mill ttd War eoncoctions. . m., for furnishing traction en- l Stationi f7:30 a. m, 9:1S Consider how nature cures and Lahalna, Maui; int in pors R Ps 412 macadam-spreadin- g a. H wants gine and cars of 11:15 a. m., 2:15 p. Z gives her assistance. Nature and 1723, Kelawea, Lahaina, , Maui. Small m., 3:20 p. vitality, energy, something to build the following general specifications: I 5:15 p. m., $9:30 p. poisons which wreck S150. B 316, p 236. Dated Apr 16, 1909. m., fll p. m. tip health, not For Wahiawa a. ana the nerves and take the life out of The outfit to consist of . one traction Striking 9:15 m.f 5:ll your blood. Recorded April 22, 1909. p. m. medicine. engine and a number, of cars; must Electricity is nature's Bishop Museum bv Trs to William C dtwabd. It's the mower that runs the human be capable of hauling 100 cubic yards I machine. If an organ is weak, Muteh, Rel; 323-1000- a land, bldgs, etc, Traveling Arrive Honolulu from Kahukn, Walr elec- sluggish or diseased, give it of from onto II alua and Waianae : Hotel and Bethel sts, Honolulu, Oahu; crushed rock crusher the SITUATE, LYIXG AXD BEING IX 8:36 a. m. tricity. That's all it needs. ! p. m. Elictro-Vigo- r you por R P 3569, kul 686E, bldgs, etc, spread Alarm Apply when road and In macadamizing to THE CITY AXD COUXTYIIOF HOXO-LUL- K go bed. on glowing Hotel st, Arrive Honolulu from T5w rm ... to Turn the Honolulu, Oahu; por ap 1, R a maximum distance of 2 miies, current of electricity, and all night P 419, kul 137 and 138, bldgs, etc, near TERRITORY OF HAWAII. Pearl City f7:48 a. m., 8:26 a. long, while yon sleep, it saturates over hilly roads of 6 per cent, maxi- Guaranteed your nerves and vitals with new cor Hotel and Maunakea sts, Honolulu, 10:38 a. m., 1:40 p. m., M:31 . ml vim. Oahu. $20,000. B 306, p 497. mum grades in eight working 5:31 p. m., 7:30 p. m. life and Dated hours. to a S You will wake np in the morning, April 20, 1909 . Pursuant Decree of Foreclosure Arrive Honolulu from after a found, refreshing sleep, The bearing surface of driving sur- WaMawa George made by the Honorable W. J. Robinson, 3:36 a. m. and 5:31 p. m. with feeling of increased strength' J Richardson and wf to F W face of driving wheels of engine must Third Judge of the Circuit Court of and energy. Maefariane et al Trs, Tr D; the The Haleiwa j Limited, a two konr Electro-Vigo- r various Ha- will drive out your shares and bonds in be so constructed as not. to disturb First Judicial Circuit, Territory of train (only firgt-elas- s tieket honored), pains and aches, build up your corporations, cash, waii, at Chambers, in Equity, on the Ifinirn V fln' nerve force and give to every organ notes, income, etc, por gr 1600, see 1, surface of macadamized road. En- leav3 Honolulu every Sunday at 8:M power 17th day of April, A. D. 1909, in an Jinn of your bodv the to dn its part 4, gr 1949, sec 2 and 66 100a a. m.; returning, arrives ia Honolulu work intended.. When gine should be equipped with winch action ' ' n. uij. as naturs land, bldgs, ete, Pleasant and Chureh entitled, Honolulu Library and id. luiGiiu a I at 10:10 p. m. The Limited every nart of vonr bodv machinery lining over tight places. Reading Room Association Hawai- itopt only has all the electric energy it needs sts, Hilo, Hawaii! $1. B 309, p 52. for (an at Pearl City and Waianae. ian Corporation), cbmplainijnt, vs. J 113 1 there can be no pain or disease. Dated Mar 31, 1909. Full particulars descriptive of ma- HOTEL ST. JEWELERS. Daily. tEx. Sunday. Sunday ObIt. Electro-Vigo- r is curing people Chock Sing, Tong See, wife f said G. P. DENISON, very day. Yon should know about O Nishio to S Shikunia, B S; lease- chinery offered must accompany pro- .1 F. C. SMITH, 100-nag- Chock Sing; Tong Hon, K. Okano, H. My e illustrated book Superintendent. G. it. hold, bldgs, etc, Fort st, Honolulu, Oa- posals. Prices requested on engine A. William P. T. A. explains it all. This book is free hu. $1. B Juen, Savidge a,nd Emily if you'll mail me this coupon, 321, p 246. Dated April cars separately Savidge, wife of said William Savidge, 22, 1909. . and and combined, and must be net F, O. B steamer at respondents Bill for Foreclosure of Hawn Mahogany Lumber Co Ltd bv Mortgage"; (Equity Division, No. Koolau Railway afft of mtgee to Hawn New Tfork, San Francisco or Honolulu. S. G. Hall, M. D. Development 1654), the undersigned, as Commission- TIOttE SCHEDULE - Co Ltd, Fore Affdt; MORAGNE, lands, leaseholds, J. II. er, (July appointed and "ons-dtute- as 1111 mills, bldgs, mdse, inehnry, lumbering County Road Supervisor. 1302 ' such said rillmore Street, " by Decree of Foreclosure, will o DAILT, EXCEPT SATTTRDA.T, licenses, contracts, r w, tools, etc, V 8334 sell, at public auction, to highest SAN FRANCISCO. leasehold and agrmts, N the to SUNDAY AND HOUDAZ1 and S Kona, and best bidder for cash, Subject to con- We import our lumber direct from Hawaii; leaseholds, agrmts con- LaTe Kahana for me, and firmation of the Court, on the Sound, and our prices are the low- Punaluu, Please send prepaid, your tracts, Puna, Kau and Hilo. Hawaii NOTICE. Hauula, Laie, Kahuku and 100-pag- e, est in Honolulu. free illustrated book. B 309, p 458. Dated Apr 20, 1909. . Way Stations at... ..12:00 M. Hawn Mahogany 1, 1 D. i ArriTa Kahukn at. Name Lumber Co Ltd bv Notice is hereby given that the under- IT ...... 1:00 PJt. afft of mtgee to Hawn Development signed, all of the City and County of I Beturning: , At 12 o'clock noon said day, Address co iita, u; mt in lands, leaseholds, Honolulu, Oahu, T. H., have been form- of City Mill Co., Ltd Kahukn for Laie, Hau- ' ula, Punaluu, mills, bldgs, mdse, mchnry, lumbering ed as copartners and doing business at the front (mauka) entrance of the Cor. Queen and Kekaulike Streets. Kahana and licenses, contracts, rts w. tools, etc. nnder the style and firm name of Oahu Judiciary Building, in the City and Way Statioua at, l:4f pjj. int in leaseholds and agrmts, N and Rice Mill Company at No. 24 Beretania County of Honolulu, Territory of Ha- Arrive Kahana at.....;.... 1:41 p.ir. PRODUCTS OF - o Kona, Hawaii; mt in leaseholds street in said Honolulu. The nature of waii, all and singular the mortgaged 3ATUEDAT, SUNDAY agrmts and contracts, Puna, Kau. and the business of said copartnership is to premises mentioned and set forth in UKIDQINI AND HOLIDAYS mio, Hawaii. $50,000. is 317. p 42. maintain and carry on a General Mer- said Decree of Foreclosure, and more LeaT Kahana for Punalau, Dated Mar 27, 1909. to-wi- chandise, buying and selling rice busi- particularly described - as follows, t: Hauula, ' . BARBER SHOP Laie, Kahukn and J J Grant and wf to Lum Bon. D: ness, etc. .' Way Stations at. ii.fin a KING ' tr 81100a CHIXO SHAT, STREET, NEXT TO ' Love's Bakery land, 'Manoa Talley, Honolulu, FIRST: (a) All those two lots or UNION 1:80 Oahu. $300. B 316, p 246. CHIXGYUEX CHOXG, GRILL IT PJI Dated pareels of land containing an area of Arnra Kahukn at...... ;n :58 A.M. April 1, 1909. - CHIXG HOXG PAU, 18,900 square feet (part of Lot 32 of W S:lf Machine-mann- f actnred Goods; Baked Richard L Gilliland YUEX POY KAX. the original Kapahnlu PJC ' and wf to Josenh Traet) situate at Leave Kahukn for Laie, Hau- Honolulu, T. H., April 22, 1909. 8337 be-iu- g Daily . Andrade, D; int in agrmt of sale of Kapahulu, Honolulu, aforesaid, and ula, Punaluu, Kahana and lot 1, AUTO Lualualei Homesteads. Waianae. lots Nos. 13 and 14 in Block 10A TOPS Way Stations at ...... 12:35 PJ4. Oahu. $4500 and mtg $1000. B 316, NOTICE of the tract of land at Kapahulu afore- . 3:00PJM. p Z4S. et ze, 1907. . OF REDEMPTION OF TWO HUN-DEE-D for-C- uatea said laid out Winam, Trustee, . Connections are made at (200) CENT, FIF- Kahnka Saloon Pilot W M Minton and wf to Warren B SIX PES (b) "All 'those two lots or parcels of mth the O. E. & L, Co. 's 9:15 a. aa, Craw, D; lots 8, 10, 12, 15 and 16, TEEN YEAR, GOLD BONDS, DA-TE- D land situate in "Kapiolani Park Add- train from We build Auto tops and repair Honolulu, and the 2:20 p. m. blk 71, Waialae Tract, Honolulu, Oa- JUNE 1ST, 1898, OF CALIFOR- ition," Waikiki, Honolulu, aforesaid, train, which arrives in the elty at 1:29 hu. $2000. B 317, p 48. NIA BEET SUGAR AND REFIN- and known and designated upon Map p. m. and Dated April a machines in any part, but the en- lPilot 12,' 1909. - ING COMPANY, A CORPORATION, or Diagram of Ad- said Kapiolani Park JANUABY 2, UOf, G L Samson and wf to Franz H L WHOSE CORPORATE NAME IS dition as Lots Nos. 15 and 16 in Block gine itself or the. machinery. J. J. --Dowling, NOW CALIFORNIA ' Soda Crackers Rieks, D; subdiv 2, Jot 4A. gr 1639, AND HAWAI- G, and being all the land mentioned Superintendent. . near cor Wyllie and Liliha sts. Hono IAN SUGAR REFINING COM- in Deed of P. . Muhlendorf to Chuck E. s. Pollirtar, lulu, Oahu. $700. B 317, p 50. Dated PANY.. Hoy, dated April 16th, 1898, and of Gen. PaBsenjrer & Freight AgL arc for sale by the following firms: April jy, lyoy. record in Liber 177, page 402, the said W. Wl Wrfght Co., Ltd. J R Hornberger Tr to Estrella C In accordance with the provisions of four (4) lots and premises comprising a certain Bond Mortgage or Deed of all the land conveyed to Chock Sing . King Street, near South. HENBY MAT & CO. Benevedes, D; int in lot 24, blk 14 Kapiolani Traet, Honolulu, Oahu. $130. Trust, dated June lst,vl898, made and by deed of the said Chuck Hoy, dated Fire Insurance J. M. LEVY & CO. B 317, p 51. Dated April 21, 1909. executed by CAL1FORXIA BEET November 29ih, 1899. ; SUGAR AXD SECOND: All that piece or T. H. DAVD3S ft CO. Robert Wilhelm et al by gdn to Lib- - REFIXIXG COMPAXY, certain a corporation (whose corporate, name, parcel of land at Kikihale, situate on Files by U W Vida, D; lot 230 of gr 3334, Letter THE B. F. H. HACKFELD ft CO. Diags, etc, Young st, Honolulu: Oahu. since the date of said bonds, has been Pauahi street, between Maunakea and DILLINGHAM CO legally changed CALI-FORXI- River streets, in the City and County The most serviceable C. J. DAY ft CO. " B 316, p 250. Dated April 12, 1909. to, and is now, and convenient AXD HAWAIIAN SUGAR of Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, and LTD. CO. Xibby U W A'ida and hsb (D R) to bounded GONSALVES ft Lucia REFIXIXG COMPAXY), two hundred and particularly described as HAWAIIAN NEWS GO , LTD. Heeb, D; lot 230 of gr 3334, follows, to wit: General Agents for Young st, Houolulu, Oahu. $2750. B (200) of the Fifteen Year, Six Per Hawaii: Gold Beginning at a bolt on the southwest 316, p '251. Dated Mar 20, 1909. Cent, Bonds of the denomination Atlas Assurance Company of One Thousand (1000) Dollars each, side of Pauahi street,' said bolt being of Lonioi. Solomon Mathews to U W New York Underwriters' Agency. Libby also dated June 1st, 1898, and secured 147 38' 114.5 feet from the West cor- Rel; lot 230, 3334 Providence Washington Vida, gr and bldgs, by said Bond Mortgage or Deed of ner of Pauahi and Maunakea streets, Insurance Conv Young st, Honolulu, Oahu. $1500. is pany. Trust, were, on the 8th day of April, arid being also 350 25' 103.9 feet from ALFALFA 306, p 499. Dated April 22, 1909. 1 - 1909, duly drawn by their numbers a Government Survey Street Monument wrategS) Pamelia J Francis and hsb (J.W) near the East corner of Pauahi street Best C. & MOMA by lot, 'for redemption on the 1st day Hawaiian Alfalfa, well BREWER CO LTD. FIVER to P Silva, D; R P 140 and por R P Kekau-lik- e of June, 1909 and notice is hereby and the proposed extension of cured and baled, with all fhe A 3UGAE FACTORS 5648, Liliha st, Honolulu, Oahu. $500. as on AND WORLD-BEATIN- given street, shown Government nourishing properties THE that said two hundred (200) carefully COMMISSION B 316, p 253. Dated April 14, 1909. bonds will be redeemed in full at the Survey Registered Map No. 1384, and preserved. MEECHANTa P Silva to William Savidge Tr, M; office-o- f said corporation, Xo. 254 Cali running by true azimuths: Better than California wheat Listof Officers pors R' Ps 140 5648, 1 80 05' 79.4 along C. A. C. M. Cooke and rents, etc, feet L. hay for horses . President; George M, Thomas Flyer " fornia street, San Francisco, California, and cattle. Liliha st, Oahu. B 36, Apana 2, R. P. Robertson, Manager; Honolulu, $1000. on the 1st day of June, 1909, at whieh Phone 890. E. F. Bishop. Winner of New York to Paris Race Ma-farla- 309, p 468. Dated April 14, 1909. time and place said corporation will 1898 to Xapoeha, now Treasurer and Secretary; F. W. For a Demonstration, see Lum Bon and wf to Bishop Trust Co pay on each of said two hundred (200) owned by Wm. Mutch, Auditor; P. C. Jenes, Cv M. 81-- Cooke, E. Ltd,. M; 1 00a land, Manoa' vallev, bonds, so drawn, its principal, or faee 'to stake; J. Galt,'Directors. Hamm-Youn- g Wl. Von Co., Ltd. Honolulu, Oahu. $200. B 309, p 476. value, to sum of One Thousand 2.1649 25' 70.0 feet along the same P. Pond wit: the to Dated April 1, 1909. (1000) Dollars, together cou- stake; HONOLULU IRON WORKS Alexander Young Building with the 3 50.8 Sanford B Dole and wf to Elizabeth pons that, on said 1st of 1909, .73 55' feet along the same day June, to stake; COMPANY. X Low, D; gr 4859, Punanahulu, . N may be due thereon. Machinery, Black Pipe, Galvanised The Bert Only. Kona, Hawaii. $1, etc. B 316, p 245. on said two 4 181 05' 12.5 feet along Grant 3164 Interest hundred (200 to Soda Water Pipe, Boiler Tubes, Iron and Steel, En- Dated April 21, 1909. bonds so drawn will cease from and Kakina, now owned by Wm. Mutch, to such as we make ia always good gineers' Supplies. v' IWAKAMI. Matchcibata Masaduehi to Ah Hip, the 1st day of 1909. bolt; after June, 5 252 98.2 to have in house . OFFICE Nuuanu , P A; special powers. B Said 15' feet along L. C. A. the for caliers. Street 321, p 245. two hundred (200) bonds to be 211, R. to WORKS Kakaako. Dated Dee - s P. .5657, CONSOLIDATED JAPANESE GOODS. 26, 1906. redeemed as aforesaid are numbered as now follows: 3, Wm. Stevens, Yoshimura Nobikusi et al to Ah Hip, 9, 11, 20, 50, 51, 54, 68, 87, owned by the Estate SODA WATER WORKS CO., LTD. Hotel and BetheL C M; cane crop on leasehold, Kuknau, 92, 95, 105, 107, 109, 110, 116, 118, 126, of James Campbell, to Fresh Fruits Hilo, Hawaii. $382,23 and advs to $128 143, 144, 152, 157, 167, 168, 181, 192, bolt; ' in mdse. B 306, p 497. Dated April 201, 203, 204, 206, 207, 208, 209, 210, ERNEST MOSES md Vegetables just in. - . 6 327 38'. 97.0 feet along Pauahi 3, 1909. 211, 213, 221, 222, 225, 22S, 236, 246, street to the point of GRASS LINEN Nui Ikaaka et al to James F Mac- 247, 251, 255, 256, 257, 278, 290, 292, beginning. J. M. Levy & Co. kenzie, D; 2a of R P 2405, Wakiu, 296, 297, 309, 311, 314, 317, 328, 334, Containing an area of 6282 square Photographer JB 840, 341, 350, 351, 352, 353, 354, 361, King St., near Bethel. 85c A YARD. Hana, Maui. $40. 317, p 35. Da- feet, and being portions of Royal Pat-- J Phone 76. ted Aug 8, 1907. 369, 370, 374, 377, 378, 386, 387, 390, ents No. 2blo to Kekoa tor lianohano, 393, 394, 395, 396, 388, 400, 401, 402, ' 401-40- Ik Peke and hsb to Tandy K Macken- and Xo. 2616 to Kekoa for Kekahili, 2 BOSTON BUILDING Yee Chan Co. zie, D; in 2 23 100a "ui K 403, 405, 411, 414, 424, 426, 427, 431, Ke- Oahu Ice & Electric BETHEL AND KING. int P 2405, Land Commission Award 128B to Cc. Wakiu, Hana, Maui. $40. B 317, p 433, 436, 482, 484, 487, 495, 496, 504, koa; together with buildings and im- 508, 509, 510, 512, 516, 520, 522, 529, JUST RECEIVED! 36. Dated June 3, 1908. provements thereon or connected there- Ambrose K Hutchinson Tr to M II 530, 531, 533, 544, 545,-546- , 548, 549, with, and all and singular the tene- Centennials 568, 586, 596, 600, 601, 602, 603, 610, ICE delivered at any part of the eity.' Reuter, L; int in R Ps 1920, 2670, 208S ments, hereditaments and appurte- Island orders promptly filled. New Hat ShaDes and 3048, Puuhaoa, Hana, Maui. 10 612, 617, 618, 619, 626, 635, 636, 637, nances thereunto belonging or in any- Telephone 641, 642, 650, 655, 665, 666, 671, 672, Best Flour 528. P. O. Box 600. Office. Call and see them. yrs at $50 per an. B 320, p 17. Da- wise appertaining. Kewalo. ted July 10, 1908. 675, 689, 698, 716, 717, 726, 742, 751, The Commissioner will first offer for 752, 754, Keoki Xaihe and wf to M II Reuter, 753, 755, 756, 757, 770, 774, sale and sell 'the four lots or pareels HENRY MAY & CO.. LTD. 779, 7S4, 7S7, 793, 794, 800, 801, 815, K. D; int in 2 23-10- in R P 2405, Wa- of land situate at Kapahulu and Wai- FORT STREET PHONE 22 UYEDA kiu, Hana, Maui. $40. B 317, p 3S. 818, 837, 841, 850,. 859, 860, 861, 863, kiki, Honolulu, designated as Lots 13 Nnnxnu At. Mated .Feb 16, 1909. 672, 874, 876, 879, 884, 898, 899, 902, and 14 in Block 10A, and Lots 15 and 905, 906, 911, 912, 914, 920, 921, 922, 16 in Block G, either as a whole or DRINK Liperaka Momona (widow) to John 935, 947, Ko-wal- 940, 941, 942. 950, 951, 958, as he shall K Momona, D; 22a in hui land. i, separately, deem advisable, STEWART 980, 982, 987, 991, 999, 1000. will RAMBLER and REGAL Hana. Maui; 1 a of R P 3331, and then offer for sale and sell kul 3775, Kowali, Maui. $22. Dated: San Francisco, California, the lands and premises situate on said Coca SAN FRANCISCO Hana, ' Cola April 15, 1909. . Pauahi street, in Honolulu aforesaid. B 317, p 39'. Dated April 1, 1909. HAWAIIAN SODA WORKS. GEARY STREET ABOVE UNION SQUARE By Order of the Board of Directors. Pursuant to terms -- Decree AUTOMOBILES John K Momona and wf to the of the JUST OPPOSITE Lilia (Corporate Seal) re- HOTEL ST. FRANCIS Kanoho (Mrs), D; int in 10a in R P of Foreclosure, the Commissioner Phone 516 R. EUROPEAN PLAN A BAY UP 82. hui land, Kowali, P. RITHET, serves the right to adjourn said sale $1.50 (sr) Hana. Maui. & 3. A. WILDER : : : Agent $10. B 317, p 40. Dated April 1, 1909. President of California Hawaiian from time to time upon giving such WM. G. IRWIN & CO., AMERICAN PLAN $3.00 A DAY UP Sugar Refining- - Company (formerly notice as to him may seem reasonable LTD Antonio Nobriga and wf to W O 8CTGAE J A new down town hotel. Steel and AGENTS FOB California Beet Sugar and Refining of such adjournment, and may make FACTORS AND D; Ma-kawa- brick Aiken, lot 14. Puuomalei Lots, Company). - said sale time and place to which COMMISSION AGENT structure. Furnished at a cost it Maui. $650. B 317, p 41. Da- at the "W. H. HUXTIXGTOX,' the same shall have been adjourned. Wm. G. Irwin $150,000. Erer; comfort and conveni- Republic ted April 19, 1909. Preidei ence. On Secretary of California & Hawaiian TERMS OF SALE: Cash in United John D. Spreckela...lst Vice President car lines transferring to ail Arthur M Brown and wf to Robert Sugar Refining Company (formerly States Gold Coin; ten (10) per eent W. M. Giffard parts of city. Omnibus meets all trains W Atkinson, D; int in real, 2nd Vie President personal price to be paid on EL - and stsaaierj. California Beet Sugar and Refining, of the purchase the M. Whitney...- ....Treasure , and mixed propertv of "Cornwell Company). fall of the hammer; balanee upon con- Richard Ranch," Maui. $1. B 317, p 53. Da- Iven Seeretan 8332 April 23, 27, 29, May 1, 4, 6, 8, firmation of sale by the Court and exe- D. G. May Stepney ted April 19, 1909. Aaditoi 11, 13, 15, 18, 22, 25, 27, 29, 31 cution and delivery of deed or deeds by Hotel Stewart R W Atkinson and wf to May K the Commissioner. Deed or deeds at . AGENTS FOB Now recognized as HAWAIIAN Brown, D; int in real, perso'nal and NOTICE. expense of purchaser or purchasers." Oceanic Steamship ISTjAND HEADQUARTERS. mixed Company, San Fran property of "Cornwell Ranch," For further particulars apply to eiseo, Cal. Cable Address: "TEAWETS" Maui. $1. B 317, p 54. Dated April J. J. Byrne, for eight years employ- Messrs. Smith & Lewis and A. F. Judd, Baldwin 21, 1909. Locomotive Works, Phild3 ABC Guide ed by the Metropolitan Meat Com- attorneys for complainant, at their of- phia, Pa. Associated Garage pany, Limited, as its collector, has fices, Judd Building, Honolulu, or to Hakalau Plantation Company. KEEP THIS EI MIND. established an agency for the collec- the undersigned at his office . in the Hilo Sugar Company. LTD. Bowel complaint Is sure to be preva- tion of accounts at Room 11 Campbell Judiciary Building, in Honolulu afore- Honolulu Plantation Company. " Wah Chong Co. MZBCBAST AND BISHOP 8T8, lent during the fruit season. Chamber- block. Merchant street, Honolulu. said. . Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Compw BYRNE. M. T. NEW DRY GOODS STORE lain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea J. J. 4 SIMOXTON, Kilanea Sugar Plantation Company. - - Remedy gives prompt relief. For sale References: Commissioner. Olowalu Company. Everything ADVERTISER by Smith. & Co., GILBERT ESQ.. Dated: Honolulu, absolutely new and fresh SHAD THE all dealers, Benson, J. WALLER. April 20, 1909. Paauhau Plantation Company. from the Coast. WORLD'S NEWS DAILY Ltd., agents for Hawaii. 8330 Honolulu. 8329 April 20. 22, 24, 27, 29 Waimanalo Sngar Company. WAVERLEY BLK. - HOTEL ST.