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VOL. XVII. HONOLULU, HAWAII FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1909. No. S429

OHIO SUNK, THREE LIV ARE LOST

(Associated 1'rcss Cable to T7ic Star.) There promises to be something ot a to revert to the general fund, and the department Is stir at the meeting ot the City and voai not allowed the SEATTLE, August 27. Tha steamer hcre for W,th During a rainy month, when It Is 0hl' whIch lett Valacz' Supervisor rumor has it that Road lmposslble to do any work on the roadg 12S passengers and a crew of 82, struck what, ' HIGHER. WAGE ASSOCIATION "WILL PASS INTO LABOR UNION ON Wilson wants to know what's ho is not able to spend tho entire a rock near Ketchikan and is a total For some time there has been a $14,000 and so does not get tho ad-- ! loss. Purser Stephens, wireless oper-boilln- g AMERICAN PLANS AND MAKE DEMONSTRATION IN 1010 WANT- - of Ideas as to where and how vantage of whatever he does- notjatori llag sent word ot tuQ disaster, Supervisor or Overseer stood spend; whereas, Inasmuch as ho ED TO SHOW THIS YEAR, BUT CONSPIRACY ARRESTS AND PRO- tho Road haSi,.Threo wore drowned as tho ... .wi . inM. mi,-- h mnnhinJv Passengers SECUTION INTERFERED WITH HEADQUARTERS PLANS. ed his department, and now there it would be to the convenience ot the steamer went down. comes tho fight to tho finish as to road department if ho was to save so whether or not there is to be a safe much each month from the monthly The Ohio has been In Honolulu sev- as any army transport. and sane disposition of funds or a allowance to pay off the debt for m eral times Nothing has been arranged for any Arrests and conspiracy prosecutions, of arbitrary allotment wjiereby chinery, etc., he Is not permitted to sort ot celebration or observance of however, have taken some of the mill-Lab- or the feet and hands of the Road Su- - do this on account ot tho hard and Day, this year. Labor Dav falls tant enthusiasm out of the leaders of pervlsor are tied. fast rule established by the Board of AIRSHIP on Monday, Septemer G, and through-- tho movement for higher wages, at Wilson is not contemplating putting Supervisors that he can spend only out other parts of the United States least temporarily, and the stage has In his resignation, or anything like $14,000 a month, and unless he spends there will bo demonstrations ranging not been reached where the Higher that, as far as can bo ascertained, but it all he Is obliged to put the balance all the way from the parade of many Wage Association gives its energy to it Is understood that the situation re- - back into the general fund. In this MEN MAKING thousands to the procession of a few the new organization contemplated. solves itself Into the proposition ot a and other ways Is his department tied dozen in small towns, augmented, per- - The Higher Wage Association has good and useful man, one who knows so that it cannot do its best worl, haps, by the contribution of the fire not yet made its will, even, though his business, being materially handi- - and it is reported that at tonight's . brigade and the police department. It nas attempted so to do-- As exclu-I- n capped through a false idea of economy meeting there will arise a protest that i slvely announced in Tho Star when RECORDS Honolulu there is no sufficient on the part o-- the rsoard. will result In Wilson's either being the first move in was de-p- body of organized labor to undertake that dirction Wilson, it seems, is allowed $14,000 allowed a decent leeway or his er (associated Press Cable to The Star.) a procession or anv other show of made, it is the intention of the leaders month, but unless he spends all claratlon that the Supervisors can take of tho Japanese Higher Wage Assocla- - force, eo there will be no marching that money during the month it has the consequences. RHEIMS, August 27 Henri Far-ma- n throuch tho nrinclnal streets of the tlon to practically reorganize and form has made a record of 1JS.0C miles city, no beer nor pink lemonade at a labor wnlon on the plah3 of labor with a biplane. the end of the line of marcn and no unions that exist in the United States speeches concerning the glorious inde- - generally. It is the plan not only pendenco of labor, if it exists, or the to organize the Japanese plantation LESS DHNI arbitrariness of capital, it capital is laborers, but to organize the Japanese COLORED ever, arbitrary workers In all branches of trade, into Mil It Is not, however, so much a mat-- separate unions which will all be un- - ter, of what will not be doing this der one general management. This a of preaching ,s year, as what will be doing next year, takes time and takes lot ED TATION An interview this morning with lead- - throughout the islands and means that 11EP1S1 ac- - m era of the recent Japanese strike agl- - nothing, so far, has really been tation for higher wages reveals the complished. At least not enough has fact the organization of Japan- - been accomplished to. effect the death that ' L. McCandless has filed a repli- - to plaintiff by deed qt, 21, DUKNLU - ni.n'.V.i.nintin. ii, ... i. nf iha Vtiahiw W.itr( AssnrinHon and U .October - 1839. The plaintiff concludes his re-tl- e, ganization of Japanese in all lines of the birth of the Japanese Labor Union, cation to the answers of W. It. Cas- Associated Pre Cable to The SJar.l labor, all under ope headquarters, as This however, Is expected to be ed trustee, Rose Williams, Annie "'Jf1'0" ,thu!: ...... SOPERTONGA, August 27. An es- - by the Higher Wage Asso- - fected within the ensuing year and, Spalding, Georglana Williams, Henry m named in said deed, or any or one which is now about to die and While there will bo nothing of a either caned colored convict who killed elation Williams, Edward Williams, and Geor- - of understood they were pursuers whose ashes It is promised these monstration on this year's Labor Day, tilenli that of his and wounded three, giana Wright, defendants to his suit conveying only Interests In said was by mob. labor organizations will rise, is to be a year hence may see some eight or their killed and burned a for accounting. iatHis Which thev had inherited from in a position to throw thousands upon nine thousand organized Japanese He admits that Joshua R. Williams the CHAMPION. in tho lino of march for a borers, plantation and otherwise, in said Kaalkaula Williams; denies STILL THE . was not in his lifetime seize?! of any he so understood or represented; (Associated Cable to The yea.-- organized according that Press Star.) C. M. imper-mornln- g. Labor Day parade next a lino of march, Ro- - Cooke died at five o'clock this ing quietly into deep sleep, so Interest in tho lands described in denies said grantors did in- - rc- - It was hoped by certain members of to the mainland American plan and that not NEWPORT, August 27. Lamed Expected at any hour for a ceptlble that it was difficult to fix tho yal Patent 7C2, Land Commission to convey any - ' the headquarters of the Higher Wage carrying tho American and Japanese tend other interest in tains the championship, having de- week past, tho event removes a man exact moment. Award 2012, and that after Williams' 6aI(1 lallds by 8aId Association that some sort of a demon- - flags at the head ot the procession, deedi and denies featod Clothier today. who was easily chief among tho princes I an iwo-imr- inter- - in-- ThorB wl be a falriUy 8erVce at the Higher Wage Association is ueaui unuiviueu that he participated in any such ! ! stratton might be made this year. Tho "The rsr itt nnif Invwln ntnn nnmrmmrl 4n of business In Hawaii. This estimate probablly Yxa house this afternoon, and a a imiMrw ntnnn woe vpt ' anifl nn nflinnr" nr tnnr ia,uu (Assoclatcd to The ' .Uv-- tlmt t nnf nnit ' Press Cable Star.) is justified in part by crape upon the r ta Castle as trustee for decedent's heirs, ..That i,q denies iq - bHc funera, at Centrn-- Union church no otheru.bshow of labor forces, sinco organization to a Star reporter this,,tZ . that it nnpossi- NURENBURG, August 27. Count closed doors of thrco. establishments , , eses on information and be- - ,ncorae inlnn o.,n.. nrtr.,nnn. tim i.nrtv mom. mmtn w it win ibt Mo to tell what hag tcen real. Zeppelin has de'scended for repairs to Honolulu, having an aggregnto capital sara vv. ;timo being cremated. .Interment or sort of parade on this holiday, Labor matter of the past, though in its place , " Jeu uj u. asue, trustee, hs airship. of between three and four million dol- were sold to Honolulu Sugar Co., aum ?i343-3- the ashes will be in the plot of the Day, it would bo a grand idea for the will rise an organization on American from sald of so recolved lar's, with tho career treated hy Castle as - which dead man's Hawaiian Mission Children's Society in organized Japanese plantation laborers plans that will represent tho Interests we' PPty by him as aforesaid.- denies that any YOSEMITE, August 27. A forest mm as trustee- under win is Identified in addition to enterprises Kawaiahno churchyard. to get in and march, with bands and ot all Japanese laborers throughout the settlement made by said W. R, Castlo flre is threatening to destroy the fam- - many "fV, ,u" within this Territory of millions colors and show ot force and pomp, these islands." "l """-- l"D a executor ot said win is conclusive Biant sequoias. corpor- Charles Montague Cooke was horn in ii 0s of total capitalization In tho ituii iixii unu-iji- li uai waa utvuuu on tiiG on May 1G, 1S49, hence unci nlnintiii in this suit and ations conducting which he was presi- Honolulu at Kaalkaula Williams at her death, nle3 would bo against equity death, wns sixty years, months that it dent, lcc president or director. three be accepted for at least one bona. tnat it aescenaea to ner neirs, anu and justice to mako said trnsteo and eleven days old. He was a son On bin return Japan the lat- Negoro and Tasaka have that .the Interests of Josephine Boyd, count to plaintiff for the moneys men-t- o ACCOUNTS CORRECT from of Amos Carr Cooke and Juliette Mon- CONSPIRACY L 1908 Mr. Cooko realized bo provided for. j Georglana Wright, Lydia Chapman, tioned in the amended bill of com- - ter part of that tague Cooke, wno on first coming here i Joshua Williams, Othello Williams ana his health was permanently Impaired, plaint herein. And this he is ready Correct In every particular is what became teachers of the Royal School, Kahalauola Williams were conveyed to and ho at onco began to withdraw from verify." Job Batchelor, master, repoits on tho established for the tuition of high some of his greater business activities, chiefs and surviving today as one ot K. Matsumoto, a Japanese contractor ninth annual account ot Cecil Brown, transfering the executive responsibil- guardian Mary Alice mi- the larger public schools. Among the was accepted as surety on one $1600 L1ESJUEIE of Porter, a ities to his sons and others. In Fe- (Associated Press Morning Cablegrams.) nor. Receipts aro $2574.22 and pay- pupils ot Mr. and Mrs. Cooko wore bond by Judge De Bolt afternoon. bruary last no sustained a stroke of this Ladies who will assist Mrs. Frear at SAN FRANCISCO, August 27. $1073.32, ot Princess Bernlco Pauahl Bishop, Local shippers will test the coastwise ments leaving a balance paralysis from which ho rallied to the He goes on Soga's bond. Con- shipping law. They will $900.90 year. IV., Kamehameha V., King the gubernatorial reception to the charter a vessel and ship a cargo, probably choos- for the extent ot being able to take airing in ing the San Francisco-Honolul- u run master, reports as Lunalllo and other children of the Ting Shal, a Chinese rice grower, gressional visitors on Tuesday after- as tho best one to mako the test run Job Batchelor, an automobile. His sldo, however, over. correct account left highest chiefs. Mr. Cooke retired ,wlth planting Interests at Hanalei, noon are the following named: the fifth annual of remained paralyzed and a week ago Tho shippers con'end that the Navy established a precedent when It Cecil Brown, trustee of tho estate of owner S. Mott-Bmlt- h, Monday he was overtaKen by a Kauai, and Punaluu, Oahu, and Mrs. B. Dole, Mrs. E A. shipped coal to Honolulu In foreign George E. Boardman, deceased. Tho last (Continued on Page Eight.) bottoms. second shock. From that time ho re- of a new rice mill vn Honolulu worth Mrs. F. M. Hatch, Sirs. C. P. trustee charges himself with $1035 and mained prostrated, conscious only nt G. to $1001.C7, of which $10,000, was under examination when flees, .Mrs. George R Carter, Mrs. asks bo allowed intervals, at his town residence at $000 was remitted to Mrs. L. K. Dods, the reporter left. He would probably W. Woodruff, Mrs. C. S. Holloway, QUARANTINE AGAINST BAY CITY. Ucretanla avenue and Knpiolani street, Mrs. S. W. Dunning, Mrs. G. IC Hunter, until ho passed away at tho hour above CITY OF MEXICO, August 27. Have your typewriters, cash regis Tho Board of Health has ordered a mentioned. Tho end came as a pass- - Something New iMIss Juliette Hartwell, Mrs. A. A. rigorous examination of all persons arriving here from San Francisco, owing ters and adding machines repaired by Wilder, Mrs. W. L. Whitney, Mrs. B. to the receipt of a message from the Mexican Consul In the Bay City an- the Offlco Supply Co. They have a F. Dillingham, Mrs. G. P. Wilder, Mrs. nouncing the presence of plague there. complete repair department for this M. H. nemenway, Km particular work which they guaraptee. Easy 1. J. Dowsett, Mrs. a Something WORRY Mrs. F. W. Mucfarlane, Airs. Francis Gay, Mrs. C. H. Elston, Mrs. Faxon CHOLERA AT ROTTERDAM. CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH KEMEDY. Cor-dal- ia a ot great worth Bishop, Miss Marlon Scott, Miss August 2Y. This is medicine and Insure your house and house- ROTTERDAM, Four deaths from cholera have occurred Walker, Miss L. B. Paty, Miss suspicious merit. Try it when you havo a cough hold effects and then stop wor- here and nine cases of sickness are causing the authorities con- Cream elkskin no heel bals non FlBher, Miss N. Sturgeon, Miss worry. or cold and you aro certain to be rying about flre. Irene siderable slip. Mado for extreme comfort for Charlotte Hall, Miss Mary P. Wlnne, pleased with the quick relief which It man tramps Also easy ana Miss Eleanor Waterhouse. affords. It is pleasant to take and can the that LIGHTNING KILL S BALL PLAYER. always be depended upon. For sale pliable for bowling, handball or tennis. Insurance Captain K. Yabe, aslsstant harbor by all dealers, Benson, Smith & Co., ATLANTIC CITY, August 27. of Yokohama, called on Super- In plain view of a large crowd, William agents for Hawaii. master Bodford was dead by IMarston Campbell at the struck lightning here yesterday. A baseball game Department intendent was In progress and Bodford was playing offlce this morning. Tho at second base, when the bolt SATURDAY MORNING SPECIALS. Public Works of lightning him. visitor speaks excellent English. struck Ladies! Do you want to savo.money $3-5)- 0 It. C. Bayless has been appointed Saturday morning? Then read Sachs Price . r, paper note and sent to Maul as United States gau-ge- ad in this and the extra NEW YORK, August 27. E. H. Harrlman is now isolaied In his sum- your op connected with the Internal Reve- ordinary specials. This is mer home In New Jersey. No one is allowed to see him. Pessimistic ru- portunity. nue service, to oversee tlte operation mors aro affecting Wall street. of tho Kaupakalua winery in Makawao district. NEW TtlCJB MILL. POWDER Call and see them FRIEDERICHSHAVEN, August 27. Zeppelin III. started on its flight Tho IC Ynmamoto Rico Mill is the Absolutely Purs Hawaiian Trust FILIPINOS ARRIVE. to Berlin last night. largest as well as the finest In the . Islands. All tho machinery is of the twenty-eig- ht Fili- Two hundred and K very latest pattern. Tho famouB Tho only baking powdor Company, Ltd. pinos arrived by tho S. S. Chiyo Alaru PARIS, August 27. Fourteen stonemasons aro on strike here, Tengu Ilice Is cleaned at this mill. mado with Royal Grapo this morning for local plantations. thousand 123 Fort Street. With the large cleaning capacity they BiHtnm ot Tartar aro able to handle considerate outside L,MITED Job Printing, Star Office. Fine OLMPIA, August 27. Fourteen tho . Schlvely has been acquitted. wortK. Nn Alum., No Lima Phosnhift- i- j J061 Tort Btrtt, PhonA8lt THE HAWAIIAN STAR, FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1909.

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(Later Shipping News on Page Five) Alameda Schedule OUTWARD. Mill! 1 HON, LEAVE HON. ARRIVE S. P. Hani LEAVE S. P. ARRIVE AND MOON. For Walanae, Walalua, Kahuku and 14 TIDES, SUN G2. Vineyard 28 SEPT. 3 SEPT. 8 SEPT. and Nuuanu. n HUG. 5 New Moon August 15th at 1:23 p. m. G3. Vineyard Way Stations 9: 15 a. m 3:20 p. m. 9 HPT. 18 SEPT. 24 SEPT. 29 OCT. and Fort OCT. 2G G4. Vineyard and Punchbowl. For Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way OOT. 9 OCT. 15 OCT. 20 quarter of the moon, Aug. 23. Bcrctania Street near Aala Street. 10 First G5. Beretanla and Punchbowl. OCT. 30., NOV. 5 NOV. 10 NOV. Stations f7:30 a. m., 9:15 i m., DEC. 7 67. Alapal and Beretanla. NOV. 20 NOV. 26 DEC. 1 11:15 a. ra., 2:15 p. m., E:15 p. a., 71. Lillha and Vineyard. 72. Llllha and School. 19:30 p. m., til p. m. MANUFACTURERS OF &B S 5 l& g 73. Lillha and Judd. For Wahiawa 9:15 a. m. and 5:16 Trip, Si 3 l I? Rates from Honolulu to San Francisco. First Class, $60; Round aT a 5 - S 74. Llllha and Wyllle. p. m. (HOSHI UDOD .. V. A. M. M. A. M. 75. Nuuanu and Judd. MACARONI 110. -'- i.wBi3il!S.t' M. ft. I. j 7G. Nuuanu and Pauoa Road. INWARD. Sets AND1 21 1.4 1:61 11:46 5:30 5:42 11:2U 8. Nuuanu and School TO fl:40 7:39 Arrlvn Honolulu Wal- FOR PARTICULARS, APPLY 81. Alapal and King. from Kahuku, alua and Walanae 3:36 a. m., 6:31 21 10.1V U t):0i 2:43 7:20 5:40 5;42 82. Victoria and King. (HOSHI SOU) 83. KnplolanI and Beretanla. p. m. BUCKWHEAT Co., 25 11.5,1 1.7 11:40 n:30 8:01 5:40 5:42 0:12 84. Kaplolani Green. W. G. Irwin & Ltd and Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and s 85. Pensacola and Lunalllo. Pearl City 17: 46 a. m 8:36 a. m.. STEAMSHIP CO. ''l2U8 3 J AGENTS FOR THE OCEANIC 20 1.8 4: 8 32 5:405:42 1:00 80. Pensacola and Beretanla. 10:38 a. m., 1:40 p. m.. 4:31 p. m. S The Largest and Only Incorporated Concern of Its Kind 87. Piikol and King. 6:31 p. m., 7:30 p. m. jj in Honolulu. tj 27 1 32 l.fl 0:.V! 001 0:00 5:41 5:43 1.54 91. Thurston Ave. opp Magazine St Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa Bj A New Enterprise Launched by Enterprising Merchants. 8:3:6 a. m., 5:31 p. m. Go 28 1:48 7:02 5:41 5:43 2:55 92. Pensacola and Wilder Ave. and Canadian-Australi- an Royal Mai! Steamship 2:10 2.d The Halelwa Limited, a two-ho- 5:4lL: 93. Lunalllo Opp. TCewalo St 2(1 2 55 2.0 1 7:55 4:01) (only first-cla- ss 2:3 94. Kceaumoku and Wilder Ave. train tickets honored), leaves Honolul uevery Sunday 8:22 95. Kewalo and Heulu. at In connection with tho CANADIAN-PACIFI- C Times of the line are tsiren from tbe a. m.; returning, arrives In Honolulu Steamers of the above lino running 9G. Maklki and Dominls. K Y S3 ta- mamoto Vancouver, B. C, ana Sydney, U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey at 10:10 p. m. The stops only RAILWAY COMPANY between 97. College and Dominls. Limited B. Honolulu and Brisbane, Q. bles. The tides at Kahulul and Hllo Pearl City SALES AGENT. g N. S. W., and calling at Victoria, C, 123. Makikl and Lunalllo. at and Walanae. FOR VANCOUVER.. occur about one hour earlier than at Dally. Sunday. FOR FIJI AND AUSTRALIA. 124. Keeaumoku and Klnau. fEx. Sunday Only. 15 Honolulu. Honolulu standard time Is 17 AORANGI SEPT. 125. G Tel. Hotel Street near Nuuanu. P. O. Box 819. MAKURA SEPT. 10 hours 30 minutes slower than Green- Kceaumoku and King. P. DENISON. F. C. SMITH, 399. 15 MARAMA OCT. 13 12G. ru AORANGI OCT. ..' wich time, being that of the meridian Punahou Opp. Bingham. Superintendent O. P. & T. A of 157 degrees 30 minutes. The time 127. Alexander and Beretanla. 128. King McCully. DOWN VOYAGES. whistle blows at 1:30 p. m. which Is and ' CALLING AT SUVA, FIJI, ON BOTH UP AND 129. the same as Greenwich, 0 hours, 0 min- King and Punahou. Theo. Davies & Co., Ltd., Gen'l Agents utes. The Sun and Moon are for loca: 132. Kalakaua Ave. Opp. Sunny Soutb H time for the whole group. 134. Kalakaua Ave. and Kalla Road. 135. Kalla Road and Lowers Road. Union Pacific 13G. Kalakaua Ave; Moana Hotel. - Company 142. Ave. American Hawaiian Steamship Wilder and Alexander St. Ono Man 152. Luso and Llshman St ? Shipping in Port 153. Emma and School. Railroad Ono Hammer From New York lo Honolulu Weekly Sailings via Tehuantepec 154. Fort and School. and the roll. 156. Luso St near Pauoa Road. I 162. King and Kamehameha IV Rd. So runs the brief and Freight received at all times at the Company's Wharf, 41 ot Street, (Army and Navy) SUGGESTS simple story of getting Iroquois, U. S. tug, a perfect roof with South Brooklyn. station Moses. A TTOAR HEART AND TACOMA Supply, U. S. S., BIssett, Bremerton, FROM 8AN FRAN. TO HONOLULU FROM SEATTLE weakens every other organ TO HONOLULU DIRECT. Aug. 2G. of the Speed ancl Sept. 10 body, for they all depend unon the S. S. PLEIADES to sail Sept. 2 (Merchant Vessels.) S. S. MISSOURI AN heart to furnish them with an abun S. S. Sept. 1G Freight received at tho Company's Columbian Dauntless, m. sctir. Johnson, Grays dance of he pure life-givi- fluid To Comfort & CO., LTD., 4Wharf, Greenwich Street H. HACKFELD Harbor, Aug. 17. give the heart power to do this, FLfliyTKOTE Agents, Honolulu. Dr. Flaurenco Ward, Am. schr. Piltz, Miles' Heart Cure has no equal. It FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRAN- C. Midway, Aug. 11. strengthens and regulates the Three trains dally, through cars, CISCO. P. Morse, heart Lurllne, Am. S. S. Weeden, San action, and furnishes nerve power, the S. S. PLEIADES to sail Aug. 24 General Freight Agen first and second class to all points. Is made on honor and backed by a Francisco, Aug. 25. fltal element Money back If first It Nordseo, Ger. sp., Peitsmeier, Lelth. bottle w firm with a business reputa'.ion covering falls to benefit Reduced rates take effect soon. Writ, years July 2fi the past 70 Pacific Mail Steamship Co. Olympic, Am. bk. Evans, Callto Bu- - John Paaluhi was suretv onlv on now. What Should a Good Roof Do? ena, Aug. 22. the bonds of Soga and Tasaka, hav water, cold, heat, sparks and Pleiades, Am. S. S., San Francisco, ing lieen nccepted on Protect from both of theso ns be laid with economy, and wear without Toyo Kisen Kaisha S. S. Co. August 21. sole surety upon the fumes y strength of his expensive repair. S. G. Wilder, Am. bktn. Jackson, San ownership of real estate. Negoro's S. F. Booth shingles, REX Fllntkote ROOFINGwlll not Steamers of the above Companies will Call at HONOLULU and Leave Francisco, Aug. 23. sureties are Pang Lun Mau and Unllko Ishli. blaze up first spark unlike slate, it will not yield on or about the Dates mentioned below: .unKino lias yet to furnish a at the this Port bond, GENERAL AGENT. to the gale of wind unlike tar, it will not melt and run 1000 cash ball giving him liberty un LEAVE HONOLULU FOR ORIENT. LEAVE HONOLULU FOR S. F. unlike tin, It will not rust nor leafc at the first chance. til tomorrow. No. 1 Montgomery Street, SIBERIA AUG. 30 CHIYO MARU AUG. 23 Unllko thorn all it may be laid by any ordinary SEPT. It) ASIA SEPT. 7 I SAN FRANCISCO. workman with a hammer everything else needed Is CHINA i The Mails Fine Job Prtnttn. Star Offloi. MANCHURIA SEPT. 14 MONGOLIA SEPT. 18 5 8 in the roll. , OHITO MARU SEPT. 21 TENYO MARU SEPT. 24 Unllko thorn all It Is suitable for every kind building. ASIA SEPT. 30 KOREA OCT. 2 (Incoming.) MONGOLIA ...OCT. 11 NIPPON MARU OCT. 16 From Ban Francisco, We have It in stock, and heartily recommend this OCT. 19 SIBERIA OCT. 22 Siberia, Au WEEKLY TENYO MARU gust 31. WEATHER BULLETIN roofing to all who believe it is economy to pay a KOREA OCT. 26 CHINA OCT. 30 article. From Yokohama, Chlyo Maru, Aug. fair price for a superior NOV. 9 MANCHURIA NOV. G NIPPON MARU 28. SIBERIA NOV. 15 CHIYO MARU NOV. 12 From Colonies, Aorangl, Sept. 15. FOR THE WEEK ENDED AUGUST i4) CHINA NOV. 23 ASIA NOV. 20 1909. From Vancouver, Makura, Sept. 17. Honolulu, T. H., August 16. MANCHURIA NOV. 29 MONGOLIA DEC. 4 1000. (Outgoing.) GENERAL SUMMARY. ii II 1 Mill For San Francisco, Chlyo juaru, Aug. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION APPLY TO S. The rainfall was light throughout the section; and below the aver- j For Yokohama, Siberia, Aug. 30. age for the week at all stations having L,imited H. tt a record of ten or more years, Corner King and Fort St., Honolulu. HACKFELD CO. LTC For Colonies, Makura, Sept. 17. excepting in the N. Kona district of Hawaii. For Vancouver, Aorangl, Sept. 15. The greatest y amounts of rainfall were reported from the Kona dis- (U. S. A. Transports.) tricts of Hawaii. No rainfall was flATSON NAVIGATION COMPANY Bufonl, reported from several stations in the 1 from Seattle for Manila (di lteward districts of aMui rect,) Aug. 5. and ahu, and from the western portion of the N. Kohala Dix, arrived Seattle from Honolulu, and northern portion of the Kau districts of Hawaii. Schedule S. S. HILONIAN In tbe Direct Service between San Francisco June 4. The total amounts of rainfall for the week, in inches, in the several and Honolulu. Logan, arrived San Francisco from districts were : Hawaii N. Knhnln nm tn n m TTf.m,i,- - Arrive Honolulu. Leave Honolulu. Honolulu, August 10. r.34, N. Hilo 0.67 to 1.63, S. Hilo 1.57 to 1.98, Puna .088, Kau 0.00 to B. S. HILONIAN SEPT. 29TH OCT. 5TH Thomas, from .Manila for Honolulu, no7, S. Kona 2.55, and N Kona 3.28; aMui Makawao 0.38 to 1.62, S. S. HILONIAN OCT. 27TH NOV. 2ND Aug. 1G. Hana 0.58 to 1.2 1, and Wailuku 0.00; ahu Koolauloa Koolau-pok- o 8. S. HILONIAN NOV. 21TH NOV. 30TH Sheridan, from Honolulu for Manila, o.u, 0.06 to 0.14, Honolulu 0.14, and Ewa 0.00; and Kauai Koloa, The S. S. LURLINE of this line sails for San Francisco direct on or Aug. 14. Hanalei about September 1st, 1909. and Kawaihati 0.54 to 0.56, and Lihue 0.35. The following are the departures from the average, in inches, in the several districts : Hawaii-- FIRE BOXES N. Kohala -0-.80 to o.9S) Hamakua -1- .09 MM a. to MEANS & Gooke 102.51, mio 1.04 2.41, Puna 0.79, Castle Limited, Agents Kau to 1S 0.85 0.87, and N. Kona 1.46; aMui Makawao 1.01; 12. Corner King and Fort aim Koolauloa 0.44, Koolatipoko 0.32 to 1.26, Honolulu 0.21 : 13. Alakea ana Beretanla. and Ewa 0.13, and Kauai Hanalei 0.61. Economy 14. There UN PACIFIC BAGGAGE, SHIPPING, Bethel and Merchant was more rain than during the preceding week in the Ka- 15. Nuuanu ana Queen. waihati. Lihue and Koloa districts of Kauai, STORAGE, WOOD, the Honolulu district of 16. Nuuanu and King. Oahu, the Makawao and the northeastern portion of the Hana districts comfort and PACKING, COAL. 17. Nuuanu and Hotel. of Maui, and generally on Hawaii. Excepting in the A Westlnghouse Electric Fan in your Olflce means TRANSFER CO., LTD Kona districts comfort means economy. You know tho whole office force works bet- 18. Nuuanu of Hawaii the increases and Beretanfc. over last week were slight less than 0.50 your pay on a cool day. inch the greatest ter and gives you a better return for roll 126 ST. FURNITURE AND MOVING, 21. Fort and Hotel. being 0.87 inch. In the Konas the excesses ranged Westlngh se days "cool days." We have all types ot KING PIANO from Fans make all 23. Alakea ana Hotel. 2.38 to 3. 73 inches. At no station was the deficiency, as com- fans ready for you to carry away with you. 24. Alakea and Merchant pared with the previous week, equal to 1.0 oinch. 25. Puncntrowl and King. The changes in mean temperature, as compared with last week, were 2G. slight and were Punchbowl and Queen. . slightly higher generally on Hawaii, Kauai, and Maui; 27. South and Queen. and slightly lower on Oahu. Earthquake 28. Kawalahao and Cooke. shocks were felt at Kohala Mission, Hawaii, at 4:30 a. The Hawaiian Electric Co., 29. Queen and Kamahl. m of the 12th, and Ktikuihaele, Hawaii, during the night of the nth. 31. Fort and Queen. The following table shows the weekly averages of temperature and 32. rainfall for the Fort and Allen. , principal Islands and for the roup: 34. Allen and Alakea. Temperature. Rainfall. 35. Richards ana queen. Hawaii 73.6 deg. 0.93 inch. 36. Ktus and MIHlanl. .Maui G 74.6 deg. 0.54 inch. 37. Ala Moana and Punchbowl. Oahu 41. King and River. 76.5 deg. 0.09 inch. 42. Kekaullke 3Kauai 74.3 deg. inch. printing office has been a busy place. We and Hotel. 0.53 For years the Star's 43. Y Smith and & rauahl. E i have gained a reputation for doing good work at fair prices 45. Beretanla and River. Entire Group 74.5 deg. 0.68 inch. and delivering the job when promised. Few printing offices can 46. King and Maunakea. make a similar claim. With addition to our plant we are in a 47. Railroad Whart At the local office of the U. S'. Weather" Bureau in Honolulu, clear Completo line ot famous Yawman & to better condition than ever to handle commercial printing. Our 48. iwllel Road opp. Fertz. Works. partly cloudy, showery weather obtained, with measurable rainfall Erbe sectional filing cabinets and other three 49. Cannery off Iwllel Road. on three dates amounting to 0.14 inch. 0.21 less than the normal for Linotypes at your service for book and brief work. If business labor-savin- g devices. you are not customer, will 51. Iwllel Road Opp. Oahu Jail. the week, and 0.07 more than during the preceding week. The maxi- a Star send us a trial order; you 52. King and Beretanla. be pleased with the result. mum temperature was 82 deg., minimum 71 deg., and mean 76.3 deg., 63. King and Llllha. deg. below the normal, and deg. lower than last week's. The 64. King and Dowsett 2.3 0.7 Lane. mean daily relative humidity varied from 62 per cent to per cent, 56. Insano Asylum Road nr. School 73 Hawaiian News Star Printing Office 67. King and Walpllopllo Road. and for the week was 67.4 per cent. Easterly winds prevailed on four E8. and northeasterly on the remainder, with an average hourly McCandless Building, Bethel Street Telephone 36S. King and Kallhl Road. dates Company, Ltd., 59. Gullck Ave. and Beckley St velocity of 9.1 miles. The mean daily barometer ranged from 39.08 61. Vineyard, and River. inches, and the mean tor the weelc, 30.04, was 0.00 inch above normal. Alexander 'ioung Building. f. i THE HAWAIIAN STAR, FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1909. THREW 5

Fraternal Meetings 1lae DAILY PLENTY OF Call HONOLULU LODGE No. 61C, JAPANESE SAKE Olzrorxlole or B. P. 0. ELKS. Meets In their hall on King Street, Bxaminer every PRO MOT Everybody should ono of theso near Fort, Friday evening. Visit- 0 read ing papors and get the news ot the world. Brothers aro cordially Invited to You Want attend. the Only 1.00 per month. E. A. DOUTHITT, E. R. The following Is Promotion Secre- H. C. EASTON, Secretary. tary Wood's report for the current 4 week: Chairman and Members of the Hawaii While the Aldrlch-Payn- o tariff may and all acts necessary and Incident Harmony Lodqe, No. I. 3, O. O. F. Promotion Committee. enable Uncle Sam to get oven for the thereto; sane, man anu ai- - Ill nolo1 Meets every Monday evening at 7:30 Gentlemen' Wo have lust concluded nrosnectlvn Insa nf tinir n mlltlnn nr tin Ana t import In Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort street. Vis- mailing copies of our folders to all of aad wines and the same AGENTS. by tll0 celebrated ake ca8e3 ,t wu johollo lkgow News First iting brothers cordially Invited to ..To" J?1! Yltt not deprive the sake drinkers of Ha- - construct and maintain ? Corner Fort and Merchant. to whom we purpose sending copies wall of their favorite tipple by rea- - Z 1910 2f A n cold storago plant and the same to D. Floral Poster. F. WICKE, N. G. of the Parade Dntl rT tltn lilrrli riltlt' IttlnnonH n 4ltn t. a . E. from Mr. Harry Mist, dated Au- - " operate in an oi us urancnes, anu R. HENDRY, Sec. letter linllnn.nl ririnir nr .Tnnnn fin inn rnn. .t.. 11 W,U furn!sU P.rot,jctlon 10 Btore.t every description of goods and. Forcegrowth DIVI8ION NO. I, A. O. H. tne ,ndU8try ror com e,l envelones wnlch wo forwarded him 10.cal whlch a merchandise usually therein contain Is now 111 ot WILL DO IT. Meets every first and third Wednes to iLSTXi.be sent with mailing tubes f,a"y l,rocess 'corpora. ed." out the day, 8 p. at m., in C. B. U. Hall, Fort containing Posters when he Is fully Tho capital stock at ?20 a share Street. Visiting This Is tho Toyo Sake Brewing Com shall be ten thousand dollars, with brothers aro cordially ready, which he expects to be by tho 7 Invited to ', , Limited, whose articles of asso ex- - attend. a tut. Py. , the privilege of extension not to Clin ui mio luuiim. i m.j ...... FRANK C. CREEDON, Pres. Mr. Mist writes."! am dolrnr nil tho "vo just ueou iiieu m uie ceea SfZW.UUu. B. YOsnimatSU SUUSCriO- - omco ot he "S 240 shares- - M- - 1C Goto 175 JAMES CAREY, drawlng on tho lithographic stones at Trea3"r" ' ,Hawa";f 09 for tor T. Sec. corporators S. Framing is an Art the publishing house myself and there are Yoshlmasu, K. and ten others for amounts ranging When Properly Done are six stones to make It takes me G Mtysuchl Komcya, Yukichi from fifteen shares down to ono share, You I Ish11 and Tokusaburo Kobayashl, and subscription 500 want W. from one to two daya to finish a stone. the whole being Pacific Picture Frame Co. G. CHALMERS As soon as a proof has been made of ,ts Purposes Include tho following: shares, and the amount of capital paid Phone 222. Nuuanu nr Hotel. GENERAL CONTRACTOR tho Poster, will begin at once on tho "To manufacture, make and brew in Is 1000. sa1t0 whiskey, gin so- - Yukl- - AND post cards and stickers." and d,stul and s. Yoshlmatsu Is president, BUILDER . . B . cn,u We are now preparing for mailing liquors, and the same to sell and chl Ishll treasurer and Mlyozuchl Ko-- Your Estimates Furnished I Ads Free. coples of our folders to the eight dispose of, and to do and perform any meya secretary. Telephones latest Office 60; Residence 1220 hundred odd addresses throughout tne n Honolulu, T. H. United States and Canada to which of our advertising matter will at once themselves to Bervlce. Mr. Offices 1059 Bethel near Hotel. f tUn Plnml t Dnoloi. will Christian be sent to Mrs. Hamlin. , : V ;- Mlyagawa is not only the pastor of tho be Tho following from Mr. Frank- - ? letter body Read NEWSPAPER largest of Christians in Japan, CHINESE n Matthews, Now York Sun's great ad-- the but is also prominent in all tho from attoto-Mr. Special ' PUBLISHING AND brilliant editorial writer and general movements of tho congregational body Castle & dressed and stamped envelopes were ,s declde(1 JOB PRINTING. (Me, correspondenti of Interest in Japan. 'Ll?.? Aug. 13th, 1909. lI .7 if, "New York, churla' to be sen rout him TC I believe we Queen Lllluokalani will entertain the Honolulu, T. H. he malls the Posters. contrlbutlo ve hand80mo lndeed, No. 49 Cor. ot Smith and Hotel SU have arranged for some very effective Congressional visitors at a reception an seventy-secon- along these lines adver- - J on Thursday next, the d SHIPPING aND COMMISSION MER- adyertlslng advantage, in the way of . ? anniversary of her birth. In conse- CHANTS. should secure early and , , ., good results. quence the committee has postponed have arrived In due time and I am Latest Paquin Models SUGAR FACTORS and GENERAL IN- Mr. J. A. McCandless, who has al- - the automobile trip around the island SURANCE AGENTS. simply delighted. Thoy are exactly until Saturday. v 1 am ate- - FOR representing work, writes under date ot Au-- lat watea anff mst tlon ful' Depend upon Hawaii s getting Ewa Plantation Co. gust 12th, from Ellensburg, Washing- - Here is ev- - some advice' Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd. ton, that he had visited the Hawaii as Powerful boost as I can give it The Swellest Gowns 1 1 advise Kohala Sugar' Co. Buildlng a number of times and said tlme BPea V "Jwoys ,n to go Waimea Sugar Mill Co. It gave him pleasure to state that Mr. thso W audiences to try THIRD Apokaa Sugar Co., Ltd. Childs, Mr. Cooper and tho young la- - tllere- - 1 declar0 Jt the Dreamland of loailng Fulton Iron Works of St. Louis. dies were doing splendid work for t'le universe and tho grandest Honolulu more than any other city in SDOt tne 'v,'01ll I nm over ts the World, is Davison Blake Steam Pumps. Hawaii I 'n a place where the EVENING Westons Centrifugals. A prominent grower of Pineapples charms and I'll venture to say that OPERATION PAPER gets the newa YOTJNG BUILDING ROOM 73 first. Babcock & Wilcox Boilers. In Florida writes that "The Pineapple your little paradise never had a more The clock here is over two hours behind the I am; It may Green's Fuel Economizer. business In Florida being In danger of earnest boomer than clock at San Francisco, five hours behind New York Marsh Steam Pumps, becoming abandoned, I want to know have had a better one, but none more love, and ten to eleven Matson Navigation Co. something of Hawaii as a possible fu- - s'ad to do this work of hours behind the clocks in tlie Euro- my ot PREVENTED Planters Line Shipping Co. ture residence and what the chances I am sure that after work pean capitals. ext you'll hear from my talks, New England Mutual Life Insur- are of continuing pineapple growing winter I express my deep obligation THE BOOH ance Company of Boston. there, asking for all InformaUon avail-- Again This means that when THE STAR is going to press ,. to you. I hope we'll meet again somo By Lydia E. Pi Veg- Aetna Insurance Co. ajjje nkham's The Day Is Closed In Washington, Chicago, IS COMING National From a friend traveling in Swltzer- - day. New York FIro Insurance Co yours, and Europe Citizen's Insurance Co. (Hartford land, who subscribes herself a member coraiany etable Compound and almost over in San Francisco. The lot Promotion Committee, (Sgd.) FRANKLIN MATTHEWS." news Fire Insurance Co.) tho Hawaii Chicago. 111. "I want to tell you of the day is here for THE STAR. The London Assurance corpora-iw- o are in receipt of a large number Respectfully submitted, what Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable SIGNS tlon. of addresses of prominent people h. P. WOOD. compound aiu tor me. 1 was so sick Under modern conditions it takes practically no time throughout Europe who are likely to that two of the best doctors in Chicago i to prepare and transmit news TELL YOU OF IT 'come this way and to whom we are said I would die if I did not have an and tasked to send our printed matter. operation, i. nau i THE BEEGHER already had two j W. G. Co. I am pleased to be able to report operations, and Irwin & .that our folders may now be had at they wanted me to Brentanosm Fifth Avenue and 27th go through a third Sharp AGENTS FOR THE Street, New York, also at their Wash- one. I suffered day i OF The Star gets every Makes Good Signs ington, D. C, house and their Euro- and night from in. Royal Insurance Co. of Liverpool, Eng. ilammation and a J pean establishments as well. small tumor, and Scottish Union & National Ins. Co., of extracts let-- Elite Building Phone S97 The following from a ti10 nev. Tsuneteru Mlyagawa, of never thought of i Evening the Cable Edlnburg, Scotland. ter just received from our Agent at Osaka, Japan, whose visit to these seeing a well day Commercial Union Assurance Co. of Los Angeles, Mrs. Headlee, are of gen- - summer Is well temember- - again. A friend viands last told me how Lydia London. eral Interest. ed, Is again engaged In a week's cam- - Dispatches vesr. giving separate lec- - E. Pinkham's The Upper Rhine Ins. Co., Ltd. "I now have six ot tho pagn in Honolulu. Wednesday night etable Compound had helped her, and PACIFIC PHOTO GALLERY tures arranged as follows: i,e addressed an audience of about 500 I tried it, and after tho third bottle Monday "Hawaii, Old and New." in the Maklkl Jananese church. Mr. Ml- - was cured." Mrs. Alvkna Waverley Block. ) Tuesday "Honolulu and Oahu by yagawa js a preacner of rare ability II Langdon Street, Chicago, 111. (17 Hotel St. makai side.) Automobile.'' and of genial and pleasing appear- - If you are ill do not drag along at FIRE INSURANCE homo or your place of employment Photography In all Its branches, pic- Wednesday "Hawaii, its Resources ance He ls fr0qUently Bpoken of as in Opportunities." until an operation is necessary, but and the Beecher of Japan. He ls one of re-- tures enlarged. Ha- build up tho feminine system, and 1 The all Wo ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY OF Thursday "Tho Volcanoe-- of the famous "Kumamoto Band" of ear- move the cause of thoso distressing lews of the Kodak developing ana printing LONDON. waii." ly Christians whose Influence has been aches arid pains by taking Lydia E. peclalty. Friday "Touring tho Hawaiian .Tnnnn. Kuma- - vegetable Compound, made NEW YORK UNDERWRITERS En nnnHnIfiiniia tn The Pinkham's moto Band ocnslsted of a number of ; from roots and herbs. AGENCY. years WE INYITE INSPECTION OF OUR GOODS Saturday "Llfo In Hawaii." young men, who began to study the For thirty it has been the stan PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON IN- - I am very much pleased with tho ln, dard remedy for female ills, nnd has B,b,0 for tne 8ako of belng abIe t0 thou-sands- positively restored the health of of For the day just SURANCE COMPANY. appreciation snown. tellleently onnoso Christianity, but ended T women who have been I am so hopeful of results for this .7 troubled K. FUKURODA graduaIly becoming convinced of Its with displacements, inflammation, ul-- season's WOl'K. I Shall make a special . t. frnm onnoaltlon to a1 fibroid tumors, irroirularlties. D. F, hnrirt Tht Dillingham Co,, Lid public school teachers bearing-dow- n Hotel near Nuuanu. Honolulu effort with tho most'earnest espousal of tho faith. At' periodic pains, backache, and have already asked a feeling, flatulency, indigestion, dizzi- - .this winter fc 30 f th entered lnto a sacred tVin lu . . . V .. nfiss. or nervous urostration. A hv General Agents for Hawaii. 1 nf Vannhar'a ,..o.vi' covenant which they ueaicatea ,"-vf during in COHSOUD0TED SODj! WiTEB Institute to bo hold here the Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Building, holidays. I am nlanning to fill tho as- - Here are some of the features that' go to make the Isombly hall every day If persistent ef-- win, economy contests evening paper the predominating factor in an advertis- IS ABSOLUTELY PURE. it. We have had good Why does the FRANKLIN all the important and .fort will do rella blllty most Oatton, NeiJl & Co. all the time thus far. outclass all other automobiles ln trials, if It ls not the ing campaign: rHONE 7L audiences I find from the local omco of the economical, moat cmcioui uuu uii6ral uuiuiuomm S. nego- - 1909 FRANKLIN RECORD CONTEST It is delivered at the home each night when the Carnage manuracturern and repairing Pacific Coast S. Company that auclBtvrk, Machinists, UticksmlUa tlatlons are still under way for Salt HARRISBURG RELIABILITY AND ENDURANCE TEST. Franklin Mod-La- ke whole family has plenty of time to read it. In all Its branches. the dlf-- el D won the Governor's Trophy, the highest award of tl contest. In this v4d JlioIlermjiJKeri, Elks excursion but that flculty lies In securing sufficient cash run the Franklin's nearest competitor had 90 points penalization, It is carried home by the business man when his rime class work at reasonable ratea, guarantee." AUTOMOBILE N MIL- - NEW OAHU CARRIAGE CO. NEW YORK TRADE ASSOCIATION day's work is done and it stays there. .A morning pa- Tho Excursion outlook seems to be EAGE CONTEST. The Franklin won Us class prize, also grand prize, and per is usually j carried down town by Quon Street near River. brightening right along. established a world's economy record by carrying tho greatest load the the head of the C. Co Mrs. C. R. Hamlin writes from Santa greatest distance on one gallon ot gasoline. family and hurriedly read. Brewer Barbara, Cal., under date of August PITTSBURG ENDURANCE RUN. Franklin Model D was the only auto-Dt- h k ' The evening paper is not read hurriedly, but thor- as follows: mobile to make the run of 450 miles without penalization for repairs or ad- - a. oughly, bo all the a? o "I am preparing to take a party of justments. that advertisements receive their m Llmltea anu coasi peouie io of QUEEN STREET Honolulu, T. H. .caurornin I'acmc WORCESTER RELIABILITY TRIAL. Franklin Model D won the only share attention. Thn Beer that's brewed to suit the islands early In Tanuary. If this the climate. perfect BCOrei Tha teonnlcal examination after the contest eliminated It presents the store news a little ahead, giving the AGEN1S FOR Itrln Is successful. I Intend to take scv- - ,ui, v. .!., n.A .. Parties each year. I prospective purchaser time to plan a, shopping touu Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono-.er- al CLEVELAND ENDURANCE AND ECONOMY CONTEST. Franklin Mo- - mea Sugar Company, Honoinu Sugar I 'ailvW to. rltoi0 del D won the hlgbnat award. It had a perfect road score and also the for the next morning. Company. Walluku Sugar Company, I iu?,h ' ' " lowest nuoline consumption. of hoi els, J? ofFcr the The evening paper presents the news the day it hap- Ookala Sugar Company, CHICAGO 1000-MIL- B Plantation Islands, trip to HIIo and Kllauea, etc., RELIABILITY TEST. Frnklin Model D won a pens. Honolulu Iron Worts Pepeekeo Sugar Co., Kapapala score. The The morning paper the day after. Ranch. they referred me to you. perfect technical examination after the contest caused the and penalization of many entrants, The evening paper presents Charles M. Cooke President Jf vnti will nrivton mn na ennn na the news first. The morn- BRETTON WOODS RELIABILITY RUN.-Fran- klin Model D won per Geo. H. Robertson .V-Pre-s. & Mgr. u t ,t.i,nt t mni, f th. a ing paper merely elaborates it. ENGINES, SUGAR MILLS, fec In Bto - STEAM E. Faxon Bishop.... Treas. & Secy. best hotel (we expect to bo there about 1909A model that was ship- ped f,00, factory 1600- BOILERS, COOLERS, IRON, BRASS F. W. Macfarlane Auditor seven days) what It will cost to take the contest route. It went through the - m,1 nd w,thout B,nsl8T?1tment AND LEAD CASTINGS. P. C. Jones Director all the trips by automobile and tally- - C. H. Cooke Director ho, the tour to HIIo and tho Volcano, GLIDDEN TOUR. Franklin Model D and Model H botn won perfect Machinery ot Every Description J. R. Gait Director I shall appreciate It. If there aro oth- - scores In this contest they were acknowledged to be the easlest-rldln- g or motor-car- s, The they no Evening nil and had tire troubla Paper ot Made to Order. Particular Attention named constltuto er trlns note nleaso tell mo about All of the above ! proves an Paid to Ship's Blacksmlthlng. Job them. I hopo this will not give you 01 which that automobile constructed bo that It rides easily the Board of Directors. 13 mecnanically Work Executed on Short Notice. too much trouble but If It Is out ot th0 "eBt automoMlo and tho most reliable, that great vnnr line will von im kind cnonirh to weight Is not necessary tor strength, that Franklin non-Jarri- construe- - ' ask the proper persons to send mo tIon and "Ght weight mean comfort, economy and safety, that the Frank' IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ea I their rates? un air-cooi- engine is wuuoui a nvui lor emcient worn and staying IN newspapers! I hone to have HO ln each nartv: I Power, Prints Daylight Hews ANVTIMfl g ANYWHURB AT shall not take fewer 25. are the shoes that prove. S Call on or Write S than If you will send mo literature on S 3 C. PAKE'S ADVERTISIHG AGEHClf The morning paper REGAL SHOE STORE the Islands I shall bo under great ob- ASSOCIATED takes what is left King and Bethel Streets. 134 Sansome Street 3 ligations to you." GARAGE L6A1I rRANC18G0, CALIF. It is needless to say that a full line Ag;en.tw I '''WSIIBl THE HAWAIIAN STAll, FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1909.

- If &Sl-3- -a -- suspicion. The department heads all mr-- TUB - r- ir arc honorable men, above the SL nwrvAkj suspicion of petty grafting. But how about the system that is grow- - iiaWaiianDAILY AND SEMI-WEEKL- i.ig up? What is it going to lead to? Isn't it now wasting money? Praying and Heavy reaming I Fresh Films Published every afternoon (except Sunday) by the Hawaiian Star ox l.l,l,ianlt iUK urn-i- liius, as llie Board ot ilcaitu did m ill ATT Ql VtCJ I NEVvsrAruu Association. one case but didn't in another, when supplies arc to be bought? Lo- HUM OU-il- cal business firms, from RATES: the Planters' Association down to corner SUBSCRIPTION stores, do it. They all buy where they can buy the cheapest. The 'PHONE SOS S OO Local, per annum $ Federal government docs it, down to the smallest Items. Why should Foreign, per annum 12.00 LTD. Cameras not the Territory? Hustace-Pec- Go. pew ' Payable in Advance. Why not instruct your department Heads, Mr. Governor, that m k St Post Offlco Honolulu, Hawaii, as second class mall matter, ALL PRICES , j Entered at buying supplies for public departments they- - ought to try to buy as SAME OLD NUMBER 03 QUEEN STREET. I Subscribers who do not get their papers regularly will confer a favor cheaply as possible? i Ex Pleiades. by notifying the Star Office; Telephone 365. Wo are always equipped to handle any thing in tho draylng line, 6 j The Supreme Court of the Territory of Hawaii has declared both THE I sugar W High-Clas- s, HAWAIIAN STAR (Dally) and THE SEMI-WEEKL- STAR newspapers from a keg of nails to a mill. Low Price Do- - the Territory of Hawaii, ('suitable for ad- of general circulation throughout veloplng and Printing. t vertising proceedings, orders, Judgments andi decree entered or rendered Commercial ATTENTION (n the Courto of the Territory of Hawaii." " lews w! OP SPECIAL j Letters to THE HAWAIIAN STAR should not be addressed to any In- BONDS BY L. D. TIMMONS TRHYEL PROMPT DELIVERY dividual connectsd with the ojee, but simply to THE HAWAIIAN STAR, b" Business Departments, according to tsnororpurpose. or to the Editorial or The Honolulu Stock Exchange met extensive accommodations at Wahiawa, GEORGE F. HENSHALL MANAGER this morning and forthwith adjourned of a character to attract not only clly over to Monday next out o respect to 'people but tourists. Tho project or a AUGUST 2 H FRIDAY 1909 the memory of the lato Hon. Charles Hotel on Tantalus, to accommodate i!U R M. Cooltc. to 40 persons, was endorsed. Tenta- CHARLES M. COOKE. Although no sales were reported on tive plans arc already being drawn for Change, there has been considerable such a hotel, and the committeo is 1 I morning, fills big place in recent doing on streets since noon yes- - looking Into tho matter ot securing jljgjJ! Charles M. Cooke, who died this a the hiitofy of the Territory. lie is one of the men whose brains and terday In several stocks. land for the project, 'the commllteo large ot expressed feeling the energy helped to make the country what it is today and builded a For Instance, several blocks Itself as that jjj Established 1879. Kwa have changed stands at ?31.26, an financially strong people of the city on which it will develop far beyond present prosperity. complete assortment of Films of every size, Kodaks and foundation advance of a quarter over previous iig- - should endorse both the Tantalus and leading banker, he long wielded great power, but no one can Kodak Supplies arrived in the S. S. Lurline, and now As a ures. Opinions have been for two , Wahiawa schemes. . just I wealth, he was ever the Photo Dealers point to its abuse. As a man of well known days Ewa at ?31 was unreasonably j Another idea suggested and endorsed ready for distribution. say he that object of solicitations for all sorts of purposes, and none can low, and tho sharp advance, althougu was that of an apartment house scheme did not mingle well the necessary conservatism of the banker with the sudden, was not a great surprise. to meet the requirements of people ALL FRESH. ALL NEW. J es oencrous instincts of human nature. As far as the banker is conccrn-e- & Co., report a sale of 60 siring accommodations of that char-shar- swept by Inter-Islan- d at ?109.50. An-;nct- Undoubtedly proposition it is a notable fact that when almost all the nation was of this con- sale of considerable size will bo taken up In a substantial and STI'LNWAY panic and banks closed on every hand, bringing about other street the recent this morning, which will not be re- workable way uefore long. STARR AND OTHER PIAN03. if produced untold poverty, disaster and suffering, Hawaii, ditions that ported 011 'Change until Monday, was THAYER PIANO CO. even balance, to weather the PMo-Sl- 156 almost alone, was able to maintain an made at $110. There were 200 shares TRANSPOR 1 ATION. l! lj Co. Hotel St., Opp. Young Hotal. the finan- -' , 218. storm undamaged. That she was able to do so was due to in tho last mentioned block. As the meeting of the Merchants-Association- Phone cial ability of a group of men among whom the late C. M. Cooke was It v.as known, that the Waterhouse which started at 2:30 this TUNING GUARANTEED con- "Everything Photographic." Fort St. below Hotel. ft) a leader. The other side, the more human side, of his career, Trust Co. by Mr. Giffard sold 160 afternoon, the principal topic up for sidering it as men like to think of humanity, is well known to many. shares of Hawaiian Commercial at discussion Is that of the attempt of the BB3S$SB3S$SB3$$SB4SSB35$B3$$SB3SSB3S$SB353 As an example of broadness of generosity, it would be hard to show $31.00, aud It is reported on good authorities of Hilo to prescrlbo an ex- BASKETRY! more traordinary tax upon drum- anything more striking than the fact that he, so loyal, prominent and that about ilfty shares of Honolulu I sold 011 street mers. Oriental baskets Union Church, only recently gave Spsooo, his stock have been the a new devoted a member of Central twenty-fou- r yes- line. individual, towards building during the hours slncp Another vital matter to be sprung is Fans, Mats, Tapas, the largest contribution given by any terday at the same figure. Hawaiian tho transportation question. A strong Post Cards. a new First Methodist Church. Commercial seems to be very strong element in the Association feel that It is a good thing for our community, and a greater credit to the at lhat figure, all oilers being prompt- this important matter should be thresh- Hawaii & South of his fortune that he was able ly taken. ed out and a definite policy adopted deceased banker than the creation Seas Cukio Co. to leave his great responsibilities in the hands of sons well fitted to Houokna: Thero has been a decided prior to the arrival of the Congres with his btrenglhemng of this stock between hsional party in this city. Up to tho Next to Cable Office Under ashiime them and that the local public, while sympathizing electric sign. Bishop Street boards, and there will likely bo im- present the question has been allowed POSTUM confident that the burdens and responsibilities beieaved family, rests portant news concerning it before Mon- to drift, and now that ho lawmakers lie lays aside arc in fit hands. day. One sale or 200 shares was made are at the door it Is to find the com- The great health drink now comes in at $10.75, which Is a clean break up- munity not actually divided, perhaps, quarter Is To government department heads: Call for bids when you want ward of a and it is known that but unsettled as to just what to be 1 packages. Why not order a pac- other large lots are sought at the same said or done. An effort will be made 5c supplies or want any work ''one Then give work to the low- any the figure. this afternoon to reach some definite kage with your groceries ? We also est bidder, and no one can complain. That is the way business men Oalni Sugar remains firm and strong conclusion as to the proposals to be dc. ,. ' at $32.25. There were rumor's of sales submitted to the Congressmen. have a fresh supply of the health on tho streets chls morning, but the ne- - great ; 1 - . gotlators not be COMMERCIAL CLUB. t 1- msnn o it-- .... could located. The S. rtijii nnc nn icctm i.n ... , . GRAPE-NUT- YourCredit ... Hl-'- ... tine . .J .J I ... iv oinnti 'u i nrtir in .1.1.' It 1.111V.11itii HI. ci.c.J , (IIJIUII food - at writing is no n.hnr rhino-- tlmf tin ?e i,m11,,- - .firrl-i- .,,.., r. r, Wl, Plnlon this that sales The postponed annual meeting of the lu "V&r' , , : , s .,, . , ' X .. . """ of consequence have taken place. Commercial Club will is mm ever i cows be held next I uouuieu tnair win ngnt ior cortee tin tnc While other stocks have shown a Thursday evening, Beginning at 7:30 Is Good come home and go out again He would talk coffee from the deck healthier tone on the streets. Waia- - the, o'clock. Besides usual business of i J- - HOPP & CO. - King iZ of a sinking ship and will be heard telling about it on the last great lua appears to have gone the other the yearly gathering and the election HENRY MAY & CO., Ltd. St day. Keep it up, Abe! way. This is a great surprise and no of officers, thero will be a dinner as a frt)e one seems able to account for it. Only sort of cap to tho occasion. LEADING GROCERS Phones 22 and 92 a few days ago 5ESSHSSaS2rH52HSSaSaKrlS5H One issue seems to be whether the Territorial administration is this stock was eagerly It Is understood that there will bo a 'sought at $11G.D0. This morning bid- - little fun overlthe election of gover- fighting itself. Can one department tell merchants they need not bid ; wa's 1j2, dIng at 50, a drop of four big nors, there belrig three tickets in the oh a sixith months' basis but will a square deal on - have bids as they dollars- while a large block of the field. The time of Mr. Wakefield is come up from time to time, and another department hold that the six stock has been located which wears a up and some of his friends are urging At JORDAN'S months illegal farce is to be followed no matter what it costs the tax--1 "Ul" tag. The opinion in same his Other members of the H2255&55aS5E55SSE55S5225ES2S55255E55ESS252 payers? quarters seems to be that a very effec- club Insist, however, upon the principle tive system ot bearing Walalua is be- of rotation in office. Wakefield's ing followed out by representatives GOVERNMENT ON A BUSINESS BASIS. of friends 'point out, in reply, that Georgo Fort Street certain large Interests. W. Smith and E. H. Paris succeeded YOUR SKIN HEALTHY ? This morning a r committee of tho themselves in office and that their hero Governor Frear, and Secretary Mott-Sinit- h, are you aware that Stock Exchange, consisting of Robert should be likewise honored. The no your Capitol building is beginning to be discussed by business men B. Reidford, Robert Bond and William minating committeo has thought other as the home of some queer business transactions? A very small and Williamson, was appointed to prepare wise, and expressed Its opposition in li ' petty printing deal handed out by the Treasurer has served to direct 11 set of resolutions of condolence on a contrary ticket. The result has been THE CELEBKATJED tho CciUh of charlcs H" Cooke- - there a regular YOU attention to strange business methods for an administration supposed j that is ticket, ths Wake. IF ARE TROUBLED WITH A ROUGH SKIN field ticket and which, for to be devoted to economy. 1 lie printing dcal 111 question of no con- another USE CURATIVE SKIN SOAP BECAUSE UN- is may IT IS sequence, and doesn't bother any one. But fiow HEJOflBBBBBBflflBBBBB convenience sake, be termed the about the general B m ' Waldron ticket" EQUALLED FOR THE TOILET. IT IS PURE AND plan upon which your departments are to buy supplies? B .MEETING POSTPONED. B WILL REMOVE FROM THE PORES ALE UlRT AND IAIAI IRENE It will be remembered that three ID months ago the auditor undertook THEATER COMBINE. SECRETIONS WHICH CAUSE IMPERFECTIONS. to call for bids for six months supplies, very properly carrying out Ib On account of the death of There Is a movement on foot, having the intent of a House resolution. B Hon. Charles M. Cooke, the an- as Its object the consolidation of all Seeing that it was a mere resolu- In tion, various business men, who are accustomed to business methods nual meeting of tho Commercial the picture shows of the city, or of as B Club, appointed for evening, many and not disposed to enter a competitive bidding contest unless they this of them as possible. A good Benson, & U has been postponed to the samo man is at the head of Smith Co., Ltd. know first that rival bidders arc bound by figures they submit and the proposition, Q hour, 7:30 o'clock, next Thurs- out, aside from tho stockholders of second there is on HOTEL and FORT STREETS. that an obligation the part of those who receive day evening. other projects, the nanies of the other t!:e bids to respect them, consulted your Attorney General. He told B "B promoters are withheld. It is claim tl.em the resolution lacked the force of law and was not binding. Up- BBBDBQBBBBBBBBBBBfl ed that none of the picture theaters on this advice, most of them declined to bid at all on the six months' have mado much money, owing to tho POrULAU MODE 1. besis. This of course destroyed the competition, your Attorney Gen-ci- al FOR MORE HOTELS. keen competitions and rivalry between From destroyed it. On by far the biggest monthly supplies your admin- At the meeting of tho Promotion them; and that some ot them have the Palm Cafe istration is buying, there were no bTds given to the auditor. Instead, Committee held at headquarters yes- been running behind for months, has is -n- t- terday afternoon the matter of hotel class. There the departments, for example the Board of Health, which is peculiar- Should the combination be successfully accommodations was discussed at carried out, ono or moro of the theaters nothing better in ly close to the administration, called for their own bids', got them, length. Mr. Bowen, the $7.50, $12.50 . 1 1 Mr. Hoogs, Mr. would bo closed and a uniformity and $15.00 and gave contracts to tnc lowest oiciuer. Wood and others took a strong stand adopted as to the others In the Interest citv because it is al- Isn't it very strantre that another department of the same adminis-- 1 in favor of suburban hotels. It was of dividends. BJSKSSSSSSrSSrSErasSHSlH Iniuon. should tell its bureau clnets that tliey nave no right to call lor admitted that the hotel accommoda ways fresh and light - tions for the city proper wero adequate. HOTEL NEAR bids for work ? Not only- that, but should reject a lowest bid after a PLUMBING PERMITS. UNION. 1 bureau chief had inadvertently made the mistake of trying to get his Mr. Hertsche had shown himself to bo School house, Hackfeld street, at, fully alive to tho situation Mr. Schotcii Zephyr I work cheaply in the open market? How about this, Mr. Gov- and W. Qulnn, i;lumber. done Alexander Young, it was stated, was Bishop vono, Telephone G02, which is found Estate, story dwelling, ernor? Further, how about your Board of Health, determined to make the Territorial Ho- Jas. W. 1', 0. Box 451 of Kamohamelia School grounds. E. R. Pratt, working both ways? Tt is a case of printing, again. The Board tel Company a dependable factor so Bath. 125 Merchant Street, adjoining Stangenwald Building. Health is spending some hundreds of dollars on the. printing of an far as tho city Is concerned. It Is H. Sampson, Anapunl street. E. it. GINGHAMS annual report. Why didn't it call for bids on this work? Why? The therefore not tho city itself that both- Bath. Real Estate For Sale Board called for bids ior other work. It has come to be the custom ered tho committeo so much, but the Mlnomlya, barber shop, Beretanla and Lease matter of CITY AND of private business firms of Honolulu to call for bids on the smallest additional accommodations and Pcnsacola, Won Lul Co. SUBURBAN LOTS. FARMING LANDS. j AT GREATLY jobs of this kind. The Board of Health, finding tliat the Auditor's six outside. J. W. L. McGuIre, dwelling, Leah! In tho discussion tho commtteo workable, called its sup- avenue. ICwong Chong Fong Kee. i REDUCED rronths' bid system was not for bids for other placed itself on record, for Instance, PRICES plies. Why not for its report? The Treasurer also has just printed in favor of a larger moro ft BEGINNING hotel and (Oonilnued en Pago Five.) h Th 1 6 a, nice report. Why were not bids called for on this work, as would tr r tsr 1 have been the case if any business concern in the Tcrrito' h?J been ft Monday morning Aug. 23 f iljaving it done? ivr. Vl OA n- - . . mercnant ovu oou uuu vaiues ior zue ya How about all these strange transactions, Mr. Governor": Isn't it you time for a Big Stick? Of course there is no doubt about the legality Lv. Frederic Bell, Ph. I When have freight to be hauled 1 D. to or from the wharf place your of it all. The legislature has left leeway up to $500, within which order with us and you get ser- limits departments will the best may buv or make contracts without bids. But Two Free Lectures vice in the city. Phone for rates. vhy should they do it? Why? What will the public think, for ex- fEblers ample, of a Treasurer who, when his attention is called to ..the fact I'at a bureau chief is not buying as cheaply as 'he might, goes to the SUNDAY, Aug. 29, 3 P. M. "If a.Man Die, Shall We Live an opinion Again?" Attorney General and gets that the protcstant has no & Co., Ltd. King and then doing St Ewa of Nuuanu. LEGAL ground of protest, appears satisfied that lie is TUESDAY, Aug. 31, 3 P. M. "Our Destiny." , "all right? HARDWARE, HAWAIIAN HOTEL LANAI. ADMISSION1' FREE. Fort St Opposite W. G. &'Co. CROCKERY, FISHINCA The Star charges no 'graft, though there is an element of the public Irwin Phone 281 TACKLE, at lowest prices. . which yUl, which always ,docs when appearances allow room for a ooooexxooooooooooooooo ) Baseball Goods A Specialty. in miS HAWAIIAN STAR, FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1900. FIVE

AMUSEMENTS. AMU8EMENT8. LATESTjflG Friday. An mitt 27. THE H!lo Sailed August 2.1, s. .s Virgin- ian, for Sallna Cruz. Honolulu Baseball Port Alton Sailed Aug. 21, S. S. Will III llymles League for Snn Frnnclsco. Honolulu, August 27. 3 p. in. ART ARRIVED SINCE 2 P. M. YESTER-- I Saturday, Aug. 28, 1909 DAY. Ship Nordsoe in tow of .Tamos Makeo For Rent 1:30 p. at. nnd Mokolll from off Barber's Point. Ship M. E. Chllcott from Gnviotn, n. New Feature Film N. G. H. vs. m. S. s. Chiyo Marti from Yokohama a. m. Anapunl Street , ....?31.60 Fort Ruger S. S. Vcnnnclmr from Nowcastle a. The Mysterious m. Matlock Avenue A 30.00 AT 3.30 P. M. SHARP, Lunnlllo Street 35.00 Double Punahou vs SAILED SINCE 2 P. M. YESTERDAY. Sir. W. G. Hall for Kauai ports, p. Lunnlllo Street 22. oO m. ' Kamehameha Kalakaua Avenue". 20. 00

Tickets on sale at M. A. Gunst & Co. SAILING TODAY. - Berstanla Street . .- 30.00 Sir. Claudlno for Maui & HIlo 5 p. B m. Magazine Street '27. St) THE Sir. Likellko for Honokaa and lo Three changes Niiunnu Avenue 15.00 ST RONG 5 p. m. ....;.. Wilder Avonus...... 16. eo a week DUE TOMORROW. Princess link Stmr. Mauna Kea from Hilo and 'Maui a. m. c & HI VI HF Bl Open Every Afternoon M S. S. Mexican from Seattle a. m. SAILING TOMORROW. MONDAY, Evening S. S. Chiyo .Marti for San Francisco !) a. m. WEDNESDAY i flllOu! 111" AFTERNOON SESSION, 3 TO 5 PASSENGERS ARRIVED. r Per S. S. Chiyo Mam, for Honolulu, and EE IDAY EVENING SESSION, 7:30 TO1 10:30 Aug. 27 Miss M. Cooke, Mr. Nlshl-dn- ,, Corner Fort and Merchant Streets. Mr. D. L. Oleson, Miss J. S. Parke, EXHIBITION OF Mr. J. Ynmanaka, Mr. R. Wakayama and servant, Mr. F. G. E. Walker. For S, San Francisco Mr. J. F. Aboott, Mrs. Fancy Skating I Just Arrived in the S. LURLIN Mary Arnold, Mr. K. Ashino, Miss E. Barber, Mr. Thos. J. Baifcloy, Mrs. BXXXX$HeWCXSX BY liios. uai'Kiey, jur. w. s. uarKiey, Mr. Harold Blxby, Mr. R. W. Bowen, Mr. For Quick Communication Boynton, Miss Emma Wiener Fred Mr. Leon Braun, Mr. USE Moving Picture Wm. Cozeblman, Miss Josephine Craig, j Champion Lady Skater of the World. Dr. A. J. Cox, Mrs. A. J. Cox and 2 j children, Mrs. Anna L. Cummings, Mr. j WIRELESS Vaudeville J. W. Crten, Comte do ADMISSION: 15c; Skates, 15c. The Finest Lot of Mules Leandro Fernandez Major A. L. Ful-- Commencing Monday ler, U. S. A., Mrs. L. A. Fuller and 2 OlaSSitied AdvertlSl nil Ever Brought to Honolulu children, Mr. L. F. Haber, Mr. Frank O Aug. 23 at 7:30 p.m. AT Hagerman, Mrs. Frank Hagerman, FOR RENT. Miss Hayerman, Rev. D. S. Herrick, I Six small room cottage. Gas. 114. Mrs. D. S. Herrick, Miss Herrick, Mr. H3G Young Street above KeeaumokiK Wm. Hohmeyer, Mrs. E. W. Hutchin- - Phone 15C8. AUCTION eon, Mr. W. L. Jenkins, Miss Irene LOST THE EMPIRE Jones, Miss Helen Jones, M. R. Kan- -' da, Mr. Hans Koch, Mr. B. Kodado, Pass Book No. 3013 on Bank of Ha- - Mr. Rogerlo Lagmnn, Mrs. B. A. Mans- - wall, Ltd., in nnmo of Chung Tone EDWIN III. L BDSE At our salesroom, Merchant street, Now on Sale now, air. Martin, .virs. m. j. unung lias ueen lost. Finder pteaso MCL,eou, jur. jp. adjoining the Stangenwald Building, ai. aicaianan, nir. ti. returned to tho bank. Famous Hawaiian Tenor McNeills, Mr. H. .1. Merrlam, Dr. J. Lato of Orpheum Theater, S. F. Mersereau, Mr. A. S. Mihar.i, Mr. R. WANTED. Will Appear Till Further Notice TUESDAY. fiUGUST 31, 1 Nakamcra, Dr. E. J. Pcabody, Mrs. E. To buy a good second-han- d nickel in Songs and Sketches. J. Peabody, Hiss Mary Rlchley, Mr. U. plating outfit Address P. O. 223, etat-- AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. M. Runyan, Miss Helen Runyan, Miss , Ing price and whero same can bo seen- - Edith Runyan, Mr. G. Shlmano, Miss i TONIGHT PIANO-TUNIN- G One large copper fastened racing Bessie M. Smith, Rev. Peyton Ste AND REPAIRING. James' g shell with sliding seats .and spoon vens, Mrs. Peyton Stevens, Master Snerldan tunerana"repafr-in- NOTION PICTURES Carriage Co. Howard Stevens, Miss L. Stewart, Mr. of pianos and organs. No. ltx sculls, one sift or yacht tender with Schuman Hotel Btreet, orders left T. Takedn, Mrs. J. O. Tabor, Mr, at Hawaii u oars, oak boat grating, large oars, Paul Tanc. Mr. Pan 'Tzo Chi. Mr. Sun Newa Co., Young building. Qoo boat hooks, sails,, tackle, rigging, Tsun Tang, Mr. Tang Poa An, Mr. N. pianos to rent or sell at cheapest rate. if bombs, etc., one quick action letter Merchant Street bet. Fort and Alakea Honolulu Uchlda, Mr. H. Welnstock, Mr. W. WA.NTKD 10 1ILY press, one electric vibrator, office chair. Weinstock, Mr. Geo. Whitclaw, Mr. Old booKs, magazines, Hawaiian Dwlght Whiting, Capt. K. Yabe. stamps and curios. Books exchaneed. The PARK Also Weedon Curio Bazaar, Masonic Tem- PASSENGERS BOOKED. ple, Alakea street. Island bred geese, Per Str. Claudlno for Maul and Ha Open flir THeater Island bred Peking ducks. waii ports, Aug. 27 Mrs. A. E. Brune, FOh KENT. and 3 children; Miss C. P. Turner, First class famished rooms cntrJ NEW Miss J. A. Bracklo, Dr. Pratus, W. L. ly located. Hot and cold batht. Ar notion Pictures COMB Baptiste, Miss E. Ping, Mlsa V. Ping, llngton Hotel. 215 Hotel St Mrs. S. Cleveland and child, S. "nn. J. B. CARROL For Coffee (Contlnhett rrom Pago Four.) W, dera, S. Noda, F. .Marayama, S. V. . . , , ..... Empire Circuit) Jas. Pratt, Abe, K. Okamoto, K. Inouchl, K. Am - which lnr"" (From the ,"""". " wuyson Charles Board, cottage, Buckle lane. ki, S. Kurasaki, N. Kojima, S. Iwa- - V ana MUSICAL MONOLOGUE ARTIST. AUGTIOHEER E. it. Bath. naga, Mrs. Young, Sister Robertlna, """" u,,u u'" wero mo Miss Y. Masslc, W. P. Kelloy, J. A. uibuiuzuu gang to wrest MANOA AND KAL1HI. niimnn a r.iimnn. v, MnoUlo Vntiior uom mm IS Jeprosy cure secret and MOON To OtlierWiSO do him WILL BE FULL. Keep Charles S. Desky has sold to Mr. TWnrrlo T,(W TJmlrlfMina M Vniln liaim. bearing goes 1 ORPHEUM It Is the intention of the manage Meyers, of tho Chambers Drug Com- F. Mnnyama, Y. Murakami, K. Ellsul.i Jho on nt o'clock this ment of Haleiwa to give one of the pany ,n fine building lot In what Is Dr. Carey and wife, Hi M. Coke, wlfo yesteraay arternoon ana known as "Seavlew," Manoa valley. and 3 children, Albert K. Far. evening having been taken up with a dances for which that place is noted repetition of the facts which wero The lot Is an acre and the purchaso HI next Saturday night The music is The fight for a duty on coffee was not lost through any lack of j The Big Show price was ?ft50. Mr. Meyers will brought out In Atchorley's trial on a to be the best there is in the city and effort on my part. Don't forget that. build there later. charge of Insanity before Judge An- -' drade In polico the Walalua band will probably fur The cause was practically won from the start, as proven by the fact Another deal completed also by Mr. court For Little j Dr. Collins, Dr. Sinclair and Dr. Mao nish that which is usually required for that same was in the House Bill, with a flat specific rate, and was only Desky yesterday was tho sale of 3 2 kail testified that they had found At-- 1 promenades. These affairs aro eliminated the night before the bill was reported in the acres of valuable land In Kalihl to M. the House. oherley suffering from tho patronized people Hono- delusion Money by the best of It was conceded in private and official circles throughout the city J. Gonsalves. tlint he was being persecuted. lulu and plantation. They aro Editor the of Washington that the duty was to go on. I heard it from many sides. Walter G. Smith tostiflcd In regard looked upon with favor and aro wait to coffee powerful they GjENMtAL. a freak Atchorloy had to ed for with fondest expectations. There lne combined eltorts of the dealers, as were, lettor written The Merchants' Association is meet tho Advertiser. Tho hearing, alto- is no more delightful place for a dance did not defeat the measure, an3 our Waterloo to my mind came about Moving Pictures Ing at 2:30 this afternoon to consider gether, was, as far as St went, a and tho one noxt Saturday will no through the plans of the administration to raise the necessary revenue but tho matter of travelling salesmen be- confirmation of previous facts. we patronized. by a tax on corporation dividids, with the prospect of having it aug- and Vaudeville doubt well ing required to pay aiextra license Under by the able jt was t)l0 sentimout of witnesses mented by an income tax that will be left to the states for ratification. uo- - Complete changes of bill Mondays tax In Hilo. ptiranoeac, Dr. Jolm Atciiericy, tmt lt wouid bo dangerous to nllow Dr. ship Marlon Chllcott Tiiere is no doubt but that the corporations will make a test case of Doyle and Wednesdays. Tho American Tho Macfarlane plneapplo cannery at puty High Sheriff Chester on tho Atcherley at large. arriyed from Monterey via San Fran tlie constitutionality of the dividend tax. Nor is it certain that the Ahulmanu began work on Wedncsdya, witness stand was yesterday uiternoon cisco this morning, after a nico trip 400 dally. compelled to ndmlt that he Is a mem- General Admission 10c required number of states necessary to make the income tax consti It has a capacity of cases of twelve days. Her captain is C. O. ber of an organlzoa gang. Chairs 15 and 25c tutional will ratify the measure. New Advertisements Reserved Anderson. Nothing eventful happen came In Atcher Matinee Wednesday and Saturday. the event of becoming inoperative, PAPERS FILED. It about this wise. ed en voyage. In one or the other defunct or Commis- 10c. Papers filed at tho bureau of con ley was up befcro the Lunacy Reserved Seats, The German ship Nordseo, Captain tho United States will still be confronted with a growing deficiency, veyances to 1:30 sion, consisting of Judge Lindsay, Dr. Public I "P thla afternoon Reception Peltsmeler, was towed into ho harbor and, therefore, I still believe that the chance for a duty on coffee has Judd and Dr. .Mooro, and Cheater Doylo Seats can were be reserved in advance this morning by tho steamer James orosnects of materializing in the very near future. Our enemies, the was one of the witnesses. 681. Wilfred A. Greenwell, tr., to Charlos The Governor and Mrs. Froar will Phone two since free-trader- s, Makeo. She lost anchors kind and considerate American including the Brazilian On n, Atcherlcy ask going adrift last Monday. S. Desky, release. rocolvo at tholr residence, Punahou, interests, were thoroughly scared and alarmed. Charles S. Desky to Manuel J. Gon ed: on tho afternoon of Tuesday, August The steamer Likellke leaves at 5 "Aro you not a momer of an organ HONOLULU - Although the fight was hard and strenuous, I am willing to fight salves, deed. 31, from four until six o'clock, In p. m. today with freight for Kukul- ized gang?" seme more when the battle be contested over again, and I trust Mole Kapule and husband to Keo honor of tho visiting members of Con' haele and Honokaa. can "Yes," admitted Doyle, "1 am a mom- - not anything to Interfere kaku Mallolo (w) deed. nnd tlinlr wivos. A cordlnl In- - Do allow that my friends whoever they may be will rally behind me when the or of tho Republican party. That is Est. Beatrlco M. A. Luce to Emma tatlon to tho pumlc ,8 extended. It ATHLETIC PARK with the pleasure tho dance at Haleiwa next opportune time arrives. only organized gang to which I Moonlight Goodulo, deed, tho Is requosted that gentlemen attending aftords tomorrow nlgnt. I have heeded the bolong." injunction of the Testament: "Seek and ye W. Charraan to Theo. H. Davics & will dress in white or business suite. and good music. shall find, Andrews, knock and it shall be opened unto you." But my searching Co., Ltd., lease, At this confosslon, Lorrln Sunday, August 29 and knocking in Deputy Attorney General, looked as it this Territory for recognition of the cause has been S. to mtg. NOTICE. Ynshizakl T. Ishlda, chat. ho was about to applaud, but he man- 1:30 P. M. I almost in vain. It seems that many are blind to their future welfare Clark to A c Frank E. Charles E. Frash aged to restrain himself. respect to tho memory of tho Sugar, 4 as well as that of the Territory. er, release. In U. S. M. C. vs. K. A. C. Tho samo old story was told over late Charles M. Cooko tho Commltteo l-- A. L. LOUISSON. Yeo Sing Tan to Harry T. Mills, yester- A. C. vs. C. A. C. 4d at again In tho polico court room In charge ot tho Tennis Tournamont J. I 5 tachment, Beef, Is, day afternoon, whore and when tho which has been In progress during the , Bleachers 10c Atcherley to announco tho' The T. K. K. S. S. Chiyo Mam ar- thla port, 7 cabin and 2C5 steerage Antone Tavares and wife et al to H Lunacy Commssion sat. past week desires Reserved Seats 15o and 25c rleniy Waterhoyse Trust Co. contests rived this morning, 9 days 9 hours passengers. Sho sails for San Fran A. Baldwin, deed wa sthoro, conducting his own caso, postponement of tho until to attorney, August 30th, at 4 p. m. Seats on sale at Wall, Nichols Co., Members Honolulu Stock and Bond from Yokohama. She tied up at the cisco at 9 a. m. tomorrow. Gem Theater Hawwalan Trust Co. though his T. M. Harrison Monday, Ltd., King street Exchange. Hackfeld wharf. Pleasant weather Ltd., chattel mortage. and Athchorley's wife were present contestants please take notice Atcherloy persisted In FORT AND MERCHANT BTS. and a good trip were experienced. The There wero no Inter-Islan- d arrivals his claim that COMMITTEE TENNIS Tine, Job Printing star Offlca. TELBPHONH 738 steamer brought 900 tons of cargp for this morning. Fine Job Printing, Btar Office. he had heard voices from the sewer TOURNAMENT 1909; THE HAWAIIAN STAR. FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1909. Sounding tho praises of local racing gamo are bound to of tho THE ONWARD SUDING FURNITURE Ayor's Hnir Vigor. That's succeed. SHOE what every ono does who uses "Our meeting should have tho sup- port of Oahu horsemen and the Hono- j XA'E invite small I this uplcudid peoplo generally, on account of Its lulu I XKTt ti w& Preparation accessibility If for nothing else. When nrrnnnfc your people come to Maul, for n race-meeti- for tho hair. i 1 they can return to their busi-n- o want the small pro-- having to lose a week or without perty owner or in-- 1 want to two's time, though we shall bo only If too. glad to all who can re- sports entertain to vestor see how jr main wltn us that time or even longer. you must' not "We intend to hang up purses well ( much it is to his use it. You soo. TENNIS TOURNEY BIG LEAGUE'S worth competing for and these purses be won by tho best horses, that advantage to do yuwiWo bo pleased will ffi is as far as our association has any- with it that you will thing to do with the matter. Wo havo business through a I KED GOOD CARD just have to tell your MAR BY MUCH a good record here for providing clean IRON BEDS Trust Company. sport and wo intend to live up to it in Onward Sliding, Furniture Shoo (sue I $ friends all about it. cessor to tho wheel caster) will not in The Honolulu Baseball League will letter. Call at our office and learn O'- - jure floor, carpet, linoleum or rug, nor I (GELLENT present an extra attraction at the lea "I am glad to hear that John PLAY Uourko will raco hare when we havo wrlnklo tho rug on a polished floor. uuw wo cun servo you. iv gue park on Saturday afternoon next, From chair to Piano Miner's our meetng and nope that ho wlu send size. consultation will cost you ft in me snape or a game between tho over tm3 best no na3 m his stable. Wo TRY IT aND BE CONVINCED. be no games play- 4. Ho Gee In semi- 4I . There will tennis will play tho Fort Ruger and N. G. H. nines, who, would just as soon see him win races $ Vt ed afternoon, tho tournament finals, son playes George NOTHING this while his will play as anyone else. C0YAE FURNITURE CO. having been suspended owing to the Waterhouse. at 10:30 o'clock. The vigor guardsmen can put a team in tho field "There's one thing I wish to say, stair C. M. Cooke, By death of the donor of the far tho prettiest match of tho capable of making the best of them and that is that while wo aro boosting Bishop Trust! removes dandruff, makes the land on which tho courts of the Berc-tan- la day was that In tho ladles' singles be- hustle, and while tho Rugor out - Maul are are not knocking Hilo or hair grow thick and heavy. Tennis Club are established. tween Miss M. Blrncy and Miss Ruth Fort - fit is nn unknown quantity is known any other place. Such a policy ilnds Yesterday's gamo resulted as fol- - Richards. Tho latter has an excep- it Co., Handsome hair, rich, glossy to contain men who played no favor us we wish to go on Ltd., lows: tionally fine service, but this was more have ball with and hair, always attracts. in very good company coming In $ Bethel Street jjj You counter-balance- Blr- - befoio record this matter.'' Gentlemen's singles: than d by Miss . 1 T may have just such hair if T. R. Bartlett won from T. P. W, ney's back-han- d which would do cre The second game at 3:30 p. m. you will use Gray, by default. to any man playing in tho tourna-R- . will Ayer's Hair dit be between the ' George Waterhouse won from T, ment. Punahous and Kams. . Vigor. Accept no substitute. This game should bo as Interesting CHIC E 0 Bartlett, by default. Tho first set was won by Miss Rlch-- S. Prtjared by Dr. I. C Ayer & Co.. Lowell, as the muchly Mm .USA 7, Athorton Richards defeated L. ards, the service of the winner ' between the Saints and tho Jewels, Conness, 2, 2. being the feature. In tho second set for the nines are most equally match E. S. Gee defeated Noel Deerr. Miss Birney came out strong, return- - TEN MILES ed ,s the o Your Picture Taken Theodore defeated R. Sinclair. ing everything which came on her.! ad ll!rdest ""d Jobs to I Ladles' singles: side of tho net, and doing some very pick the winner. With Greatest Care The management Tho ten-mi- le running race which Miss Marlon Hall defeated Miss M. pretty placing She took the second of the league are first-cla- ss l, dishing out some attractions Ha-- Bosher, 2, 0. set, in tho same manner, clearly shall decide tho championship of HONOLULU ART PHOTO GALLERY, Miss M. Birney defeated Miss Ruth outclassing her opponent. uuu a u uirarviog oi uie support Ot wa at th uistanc0( wlll taUe place every lover Hotel near Nuuanu. 5-- 7, 2, C- -l. way, of baseball in Honolulu. Richards, Miss Marlon Hall, who by the at the Athletic Park on the afternoon wall Mrs. D. D. Gregory defeated Miss halls from San Rafael and not from H of September 4. A. Oleson. Pasadena, as has been stated before, are now being Mrs. Hilid won from Mrs. S. G. Wll- - won easily from Miss M. Bosher, tho BANOUE T Entries received at Paragon Market der, by default. latter played altogether without prao IS j the Real Estate Exchange on King F. W. KLEIN. Prop. A paper Georgo Waterhouse had an easy time tico and made a very creditable show-- street near Fort street, and wlll close MAN on September 1. yesterday, getting Into the scml-flna- ls ing under tho circumstances, but Miss SPECIAL DELIVERY SERVICE. prize be $100, sec- through the default of Bartlett, who Hall's driving down the side-lin- was SUCCESS The first will the Give Us a Trial tor Prime CuU ond prize $50, and the third prize $25. EARNS in his turn had been defaulted to by too strong. Beretanla and Alakea. Phono, 104 T. P. W. Gray. Mrs. D. D. Gregory, from Lellehua, The race will have an international Tho banquet given aspect, E. S. Gee had no difficulty in beat defeated Miss Oleson easily, though at tho Kahulul the greatest interest centering MONEY Club by Maul lion- - in ing Noel Deerr, the former's placing unused to tho hard courts of the Be-reta- the cricket team in around Nigel Jackson, the Marathon new and or of being too much for the man from tho Club, with more practice the the visiting H. C. C. eleven was champion, and Tsukamoto, the Hilo of a JunctionAlohaBeretanla andCafeKing Streets experiment station man, who won In winner bids to be ono of tho most enjoyable nature and will Japanese who defeated Jackson on A fair long GAS attractive straight sets and was never worried strongest players in the city. Mrs. be remembered with pleasure by July 4, at Hoolulu Park, by his opponent. There was little Wilder defaulted to Mrs. Hind to e all who were fortunate enough to be Other entries In sight are those of MEALS AT ALL HOURS. brlllint tennis In the match, steadi- great disappointment of the specta- Present. i ,,,Dal Fahy, "Kaimukl'' Charlie Keen, STOVE guests, Best Wines, Liquors and Beers. patterns ness and pretty placing by Gee being tors, who, looked forward to a close The comprising tho members Timas, Downey, Freitas, Cockburn and of both .special show room the feature. and exciting match. Mrs. Hind, while elevens and a few specially Pulaa. HARRY KLEMMK, Prop. SAVES Atherton Richards, the fifteen-year-o- ld hardly as good as Miss Hall, has, invited individuals, sat at a Fred Harrison, who went up to Hilo IT player, won his way into tho semi- without doubt the best service of any table, tastefully decorated and which on Tuesday, made the proposition to recelv-goo- 2, 6-- literally groaned finals by beating Conness, 2. of the women playing in the tourna- - beneath tho load of Tsukamoto and a wireless was d Lewis & Co,, Ltd Richards located the back-lin-e early ment and will probably meet Miss Hall cheer placed upon it. ed by the management of the Athle-O- n GROCERS. in the match and played steady clean in the final. the wall at the head of the table, tic Park that the Japanese would sure-don- e tennis all through. His future In local After the regular play was over a in red on a white grounds were !' enter the race. tennis seems, to be assured. most interesting practice match in the figures "107-110- ," the score of the The course at the Athletic Park has Phone 210. 169 King St. game. already - Lewers 4 cooRe, Lid, Tho hardest match of the afternoon mixed doubles took place. Miss Hall been laid out and staked, leav- HONOLULU was that between Theodore Richards and F. E. Steere defeating Mrs. Hind J. N. S. Williams presided over the ing but the ropes to be adjusted, and R. Sinclair. Richards took the and Sonny Cunha In two straight sets. feast and officiated as toast-maste- r. The scovlng of the raco will be In Y. set prac The menu, which was prepared by accordance with tho latest mainland Yoshikawa 177 S. King St Phon 775. first and Sinclair the second, The play was as pretty and clean all tically every game going to deuce and the way through as has ever been genial H. Benneson, better known as methods and there will be absolutely 163 King Street, opp. Young Building. CO,, hanging there for ome time. Both seen on the courts, Miss Hall's driv- "Benny," was a credit to that ex- - no hitch in this connection, Good, new bicycle, ?25; second hand, I'll cellent caterer, and was of so novel There will be no entrance fee for tho men played a back court gamo ana, ing and placing being superb, and any kind, cheap. Tricycles for sale. while little speed was shown, both Mrs. Hind's servico excellent. a nature that Its reproduction needs race and anyone who Is physically fit Motorcycles repaired and d. ALEX. YOUNG BLDG. BISHOP ST. were very steady. In the third and Steere's play seems to be rounding no excuse. Hero it Is word for word: and cares to compete for tho rich final set Richards appeared very tir into bettor shape than ever and tho MENU SCORE CARD Prize is invited to leave his name at Hall-Stee- GLAD HAND the Real Exchange ed, but to the surprise of those watch re will prove hard to beat in FESTIVAL Estate as soon as H. C. C. ing, pulled together and won out, the mixed doubles of the tournament. and M. C. C. (Not Marylebonel convenient. Board "Point" Oyster Cocktail The race has a very snorting look Territorial "Wicket" Soup ' and should bo interesting all the way "No Ball" Beef of immigration; D "L. B. W." Mutton through with the prospect of a desper- atch-- HOURS "Cleaned Bowled" Gravy ate struggle at the finish. OFFICE: 405 Stangenwaid Bldg. AFTERMATH NOTES OF THE HONOLULU. "Bail" Beans "Wide" Peas REPAIRING To Chicago "Googly" Potatoes "Underhand" Salad FITZGERALD Done by us is fully From San Francisco, Th CRICKET "Middle Stump" Pies FOR SALE. Guaranteed. COTST "Back Stop" Cheese i ft Fastest transcontinental train. ill Cafe Noir. Solar Water Heaters, 30 to 120 gal- Popular Prices - Caterer Benneson provided a dainty in which the average wicket-keep- er is "BATS'- PROHIBITED" lons, Galv. Tanks any size ' TRAINER Iron and tiffin. lacking. Kahulul, August 25, 1009. weight. Shee Metal Work of all kinds J. A.R.Vieira&Co. ll H. BENNESON. Umnlre. made to order on short notice, Water OVERLAND The menu slept. rll mam topic of conversation in T.' W. P. Gray is a useful bnt as well The sun and wind at Kahulul gave was decorated with Pipe and Fittings 4 to 2 in. in size, 115 Hotel St. Phone 512 of Maui is coming as a dangerous bowler. the members of hte H. C. C. eleven ches cricket happenings, find clever porting circles the Plumbing and Pipe Fitting. caricatures of Messrs. D0, tournament for the inter-Islan- d LIMITED the appearance of boiled lobsters. Lindsay and Job work given prompt Skinner. between Maui and Honolulu to be attention Electric Lighted, Li- Fred Harrison backed the Maul team t & Buffet, The toasts were numerous and pro- - flayed in Honolulu, EMMELUTH CO., LTD. brary Drawing com- to win. Poor old Fred! Fred Harrison said that he was go- Phone 211. 145 and Room ductive of many good re-- The Maui team are holders of the ' King St ing to try and arrange game between and wlttv ! PACHECp partment, observation car, with a marks. championship and are expected to win Wal-luk- u Hilo and Honolulu while on the big diner. Telegraphic post- Dickey Davis came over from At 8:15 p. m. the Impatient it again this year. If there is a mau ufa island. whistl- JOHN K. ed on train. to say aloha to the visitors. ing of the on tho wholo dif- COOK Claudlno warned the com- of Maul who thinks Practical Tailor, Busheler and Presser. t pany that the time to part had arriv- ferently, he has yet to be found. With more practice tho Maul eleven The attendance at the game was sur- ed and tho banquet was brought to a The Maui team, which will consist of Gentlemen's Own Cloth Made Up. prisingly Tmrty-nv-e .rould take considerable beating. small. Wednesday is a bad fitting end with the singing of "Auld Harold Rice, Harry Baldwin. Frank Years Experience. Give day for the Maul folks to take a holi- - Lang Syne," all standing with hands Baldwin and David Fleming, playing Mo a Call. day on- - Room 4, Oregon The hard ground madg tho feet of ll0'ever. crossed. their positions in the order named, Block, Hotel and qj Union, Entrance 1111 some of the fielders pretty tender. Then there was a "duck & Doris," have been practicing hard for the com-- a Union. McGlll mas- rush - captained his team in for the wharf. Th .....o... - - - o ' m.u ..... j , Pacific ' A T . . . "i Southern terly style. Despito wagers con- - " T.n IU).... T - . - R. A. Jordan made his first to the ft ' a juiiy iiuou iei-- very iasi ana certainly... give one tne LEADING HAT CLEANERS i every 1151 away ground. trary member of tho eleven was lows," and curtain, exit and linis. Impression of being a very formidable Fort Street, opp. Convent from a Honolulu present and accounted for when the combination. All nlnnnAj .1 11 . f ...... I'tn.n.ui.o nflTal...... into u.vui.vt. .UU WO 8CUi. Claudiuc sailed. The string of .Maul ponies will be in tlio Latest Styles oi Porto Hlco l'tumma and Felt The sea-bathi- oil Kahulul beach! charge of Mr. Fitzgerald, Delivered on was a treat after several hours of hot DICK DAV than whom bhort Notice. Prices Moderate J. C. T. Troup is STMIS a more competent bo IN SILK GOOD cricket. still siuging "I'm trainer it would FELIX TURRO, Specialist m mm Fu' the Noo," in style only hard to find. Tfie Visiting Congressmen1 -- a shade For years our line of Silk goodi has M behind that of Harrv T.,anrifii "T n One thing is certain and that is that During the match 30 wickets fell bean the best In town and our last T.. ha8 connected wlth a o) on th0 RACING the coming games will be very closely DR. F. SCIIURMAM will all use for a cost ot 202 runs. Pretty good PROSPECTS Vallov IrIo. i thlpment proved no exception. contested and are likely to produce the OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, OSTEO trundling. I keenest and most sporting contests PATHIC OCULIST PACHECO'S DANDRUFF KILLER Iwakami & Co., - - St. There Is much Imthuslasm bein Hotel J. McHardy, late ot Popeekeo, who that Honolulu has witnessed in any Hours: Consulting, shown In horse-racin- tr d. m. Sat Skinner, Lindsay and Von Tempsky polo and on'hi,.i,- 23 because It will help to keep played for the Maul team, got a nasty ui uiii.ii nr..nn.m.,ui ojj ui t tut j cat Oi urdays Excepted. them cool are certainly a trio of thorough-goin- g Maul just at present. Everyone seems Operating, 812 a. oyer th(J r, h h, Tho Maul ponies will leave 'Kanuiui m., 3 G p. m. and comfortable. There is nothing jVX sportsmen, I ' to do all In his power to bring a ball, which necessitated taking that on September ?. like tho 'k tho horse-racin- elepaono 33. Office, 222 it for relief of prickly heat & the g Emma Square CONTRACTORohtaBUILDER of several stitches. tsland the center ot and eczema. Estimates glten on all kinds ot Bill Chillingworth and V. Ayau the Territory and everyone Is prepared HONOLULU, T. H. work. showed that baseballers can pick up to do all In hi power to bring that Sold by all druggists and at Pa- - Itev. w. Ault delighted the congre desirable 636 South Punch cricket in short order. state of affairs about. SPOftlFT checo's Barber Shop. Phono 232. Hotel St. between gation in tho smoking room of tho D. bowl ft AlapiiL H. Davis, who is taking the lead in BLANK BOOKS Claudlne with "Simon the Horse-racin- McGlll gave his reserve bowlers a Cellarer," he g project had tho fol-- . thIs talented singer's best b Tho 0ahu BaBeball Lca for bookeepers chance in the second inning of thelno.ot g SUbJeCt t0 a Star . at the Athletic Park next Sunday wlll Y. WO Maul team. .ect.ons. man, on Wednesday:V SING CO. j be. Murinea va. Kallhlg, and Japan- - All kinds PAPERS We OAT ft MOBSMAN GROCERIES, FRUITS, WRAPPING and I, shall made no effort to have ese vs. Tt PT?f)PTi!n emetics Chinese Athletics. TWINES, PRINTING WRITING -la in lin linnnrt tlinl tlin-- ATniil to.ivn..... , - - TTJTfl- ATMnvT tvttottixt races hero Merchant St near Postofflco. and ' ". '" " - " ...... ' - ..- mu.i a padA' on aew Year's day, but wlll VEGETABLES. ETC. PAPERS. will bo ablo to pay a to Honolulu TERY AND concentrate California Uutter, 40o Cooking visit DIARRHOEA. our energies on having Don't forget tho dance of the Myrtle lb.; AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- n the near future. he Butter, 3Bo lb.; PAPER 4 Tho great mortality from aysentery best days racing on tho next Boat Club tonlght ln nld ot tho oar Fresh Dried Trulta. FINE ROLLS AND CAKES, BUNS, PIES 1186-11- SUPPLY CO., LTD. and diarrhoea Is duo of July that the islands havo fund There wll, be ot an Nuunnu Street. to a lack of pro- ' lots fun L. Withlngton did some elfectlvo ever witnesses. Prospects aro cer- - Ttlephono Main 238. Box 151 GEO. Q. GUILD, General Manager per treatment at tho first stages of tho te added enjoyment of having helped ud all tho delicacies ot the table at Fort and Queen Streets. bowling In tho Maul second inning, tainly rosy. For tho first time our a most worthv cause. Roll nn Rnnrt. taking 2 0 disease. Chamberlain's Colic, ASAH I BAKERY Honolulu. 4H wickets for runs. Cholera association is out of debt and there is men PARAGON PAINT AND ROOFING CO PHONE and Diarrhoea Remedy a is reliable and plenty of money In sight to provide j . Beretanla near Alakea. L. Withlngton etfectlvo mcdlcino, and when given purses PETER HIGGINS, Manager. did somo splendid In which ought to bo attractive to Tho Japanese Athletic Club's nine John C. Lano roasonablo time will prevent i will head the lei bri work in the field, making a couplo of any dan- every owner or race horses in Hawaii. leave by the steamer Claudlno tonight vory gerous consonuonces. gade which will welcome tho Congres lino catches. For sale all deal- Also wo aro all pulling together in tho f0r Maui where they nro boked to play Estimates Free of Charge. -- ers Benson Smith & Co. agents sional visitors. The members of the M for Ha- good cause, and there aro no dlssen- - a COUplo of games. The J. A. C. will PHONE 60. W. Is wicket- - waii. INDEPENDENT AUTO STAND. Brown ono or the best sions. This in itself Is a most satis- - All-Mau- ls party will be Moral meet the at Kahulul and Office No. '039 Bethel crowned with' keepers that has over como to Hono factory St. near Hotel. state of affairs and It looks as Walluku on Saturday and Sunday, res-I- f King and Bishop Streots. wreaths. lulu. Ho keeps his hands low, a point FIno Job Printing, Star Office. our efforts to place Maul In the van pectlvely. Phono C09. Fine Job Printing. Star Office. pom tect the metal. Later on they will be Kingsbury, Jl. N. Kepolknl, C. Wilcox, SOLD THE WORLD OVER. PILI; PAKA; ELIZABETH PAHIAli T PUMP polished. .T. ft. Knnnwn. Tt T? T T. l.vnnn. ' If 10 YOUNG MEN'S SAVINGS SOCIETY! three-Inc- "Wo havo ,n stocU mnny collc nml You Canhot Afford i At These h aro not brought di- Nawahlne, M. P. Wnlwalolo, D. H. LIMITED, a corporation organized , T'ia rectly to on object be- W. A. diarrhoea medicines," says R. M. White i i 1 . . . . bear an when Case, McKay, J. W. Kalua, R. iinu unaer anu Dy or-th- to take unnecessary risk with uAiBunK virtue ing used but are pointed upward and A. Wadsworth, W. E. Saffery, W. E. n prominent merchant of Turtle Bayou, OFFICERS and DIRECTORS. Laws of tho Territory of Ha- your hard-earne- d savings. Dur- used after tho manner of a mortar. A Bal. wm. Ault, R. B. Dodge, C. D. waii; READY FOB PORT; Tj!X v g, A ..but solI oro of Cham H. .". KAEU; J. II. HANA, whoso A! T T ' P BALDWIN .Presldsnl ing theso prosperous times tho time fusc .loaded with shrapnel Is used, T.llfklll P PnmiUnil t rn1. full and truo namo Is unknown; Hart; berlain'8 Co,lc' Ch0,era and D,arrh0ea J. U. CASTLE 1st Vice-Preside-nt temptation to speculato Is very the idea being to havo tlio shell J. L. Coke, D. II. Davis, E. H. KUAEAU; MOONONIO; KAILI (w) or. W M. 2nd ni while In tho air and over tho J. Garcia, Jas. N. K. Keola. nemeay tnan an otners put togcinor Alexander... nnd KOEU POKA, heirs at law ot groat. J P. Cooke.... 3rd Vlce-Pr- s. & Mjrr GAM E LURLINE object which It Is desired to destroy. LAHA1NA. For sale by all dealers, Benson, Smith POKA, deceased; S. M. PAAHAO The shrewd Investor J. Waterhouse Treasurer does not Such shells aro calculated to work L. Welnsheimer, temporary chair- - & Co., agents Hawaii. whoso full and tiuo namo is un- for E. E. Paxton ...Secretary put his money Into every schemo terrible havoc with a besieging force. man; Geo. Kauhi, A. A. Ahlberg, C. R. , , known; L. K. WAIPA, whose full W. O. Smith prosented which promises largo All the morning long stalwart steve- The ammunition for the guns has LIndsey, E. AVaiaholo, G. H. Dunn, R. Director and true namo is unknown; PULE-H- U; C. 'ae Joh Omce. J. R. Gait PU-LEH- U; returns; dores have been busy unloading tho not arrived yet but a large consignment Searle, A. N. Hayselden, . E. Gan- - Prlnn.. m. Director KAItEAKULANI, wlfo Vt rather ho is satisfied C. W. R. Implements and munitions of war Is expected In the near future. non, V. Scocnberg. i - Castle Director niKO; MAKANUI (w); with absolute security for both I which arrlver by the S. S. Lurlino on KAHULUI AND PUUNENE. MAKANUI (w) wlfo of R. MIA; principal and interest. Wednesday. H. P. Baldwin, temporary chairman; rtxst X.Jas KANAHUNA; HOOMANA; KA- 4 1-- 2 J. N. S. Williams, Wm. Searby, Wm. with tho most dcllcato materials to bo LUA, (w), wlfo of HOOMANA; We pay per cent on At noon today tho vicinity of the SUGAR FACTORS ITEES ON Walsh, John John Makallno, KAIPO; HOOKANO, Matson wharf looked like the camping CMM Fred cleaned and dyed. Wo guarantee tho AM) iions, j. waisn, T. A. waltrip. wlfo of KAIPO; D. KEKALOHE, ground of a regiment or artillery. work. I HANA. OMISSION HfilMJIiANTS whoso full and truo name Is un- Business-llkc-lookln- g gun carriages LAUNDRY. W. P. Hala, temporary chairman; THE FRENCH known; KUAPUU, wlfo of D. KE- were ranged along tho esplanade and OTHER ISLANDS J. W. Kawaakoa, J. Chalmers, M. II. Phono 1491. AGENTS FOR KALOHE; PAIA KAHOE; KAIA-NU- I, on tho wharf lay twelve grim-lookin- g Renter, G. O. Cooper, R. H. Anderson. Hawaiian Commercial ft Sugar Com wlfo of PAIA KAHOE; HOLO- three-inc- h siege guns of tho type used p- Levl - Joseph, pany. WAHINE (w); K. WAIWAIOLE, In tho defense of Port Arthur. Following are tho committees for j towns on Hawaii and Maul to carry MAKAWAO. SmoKe piaiiila Cigars Now 5c. Haiku Sugar Company. whoso ful land truo namo is un- Piled up on tho wharf were countless known; j W. Pala PAIA: ICAIANUI, wife ot BANK OF LID. cases of small arms out the reception of tho Congressional F. Pogue, temporary chairman; Plantation. and other defensive LA INS LARI PAIA; KUAPUU (w); KANE A 1 IIII. agencies visitors: u. u. Lindsay, L von Tem;i3ky, Ed. Maul Agricultural Company. needed by a garrison. (w) ; HOO-LA- E, Morton, A. F. Tavarcs, W. O. Aiken, Hawaiian Sugar Company. KEALOHA and Capltar and Surplus, $1,000,000. The operatioit of unloading the too.'? HILO. heirs at aw of KAOMEHA, Buck-lan- d, P. N. Kahokuoluna, F. P. Rosecrans, Kahiilcu Plantation Company. of death wero viewed with interest by Executive Committee O. R. roiviiv deceased; KALI A; KALAAUALA; Fort and Mei chants Sta. chairman; C. C. Kennedy, J. T. J. Kulino, Rev. E. B. Turner, Chas. P. O. Box 1034. 33 N King St. Kahnlul Railroad Company. hundreds of spectators. Curious Japs, J. KANAKAOLE; KELIAE; J. PA-I- A. Copp. PHONE C40. Halcakala Ranch Company. stolid Chinaman and placid Hawaiians Moir, Lindsay, G. F. Affonso, J. KEPOU, whose full and truo K. Kai, secretary. Honolua Ranch. watched tho work go on, each thinking namo is unknown and KEKAHU-N- A, Finance II. V. Patten, C. C. Ken- Claus Spreckels. Wm. G. Irwi his own thought and keeping them to (w) heirs at Law ot KEPOU, nedy, A. Lindsay. himself. BEAUTIFUL ROCKERS deceased; A. KUHAULUA, whoso Transportation C. E. Wright, R. The presence guns Cbnlr?, Bureaus and of all full and truo namo Is unknown; M. of the and their W. Filler, Win. McKay. Furniture carriages a false note entirely MAKES, whoso full and truo namo struck Reception Mr. .and Mrs. E. N. kinds mi'le from select Koa. out of harmony with tho glorous morn Is unknown; KUHIO; KUPA; M. WSM Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Scott, Mr. The LEONARD m ing, the blue sky, tho painted harbor KAPIHE, whoso full and truo namo nnd Mr. W. M. Keolanul, Mr. and Mrs. Wing Chong Co., Is unknown; and tho easy-goin- g populace, going CLARA WHITE; JOS- C. II. Mngulre, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Corner King and Bethel. EPHINE HONOLULU i hither and thither, their thoughts bent, BLUE; SAMUEL BROWN, T. H. Moir, Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Willfong, on business, on pleasure, in fact .any CLEANABLE JOSHUA PURPLE unknown heirs :::::: Mr. and Mrs. Samuel K. Puu, Mr. and law nt of KEKOLOHE deceased; San Francisco Agents Tho Nevada thing but war. W. F Mrs. J. T. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. KEAWE (It) E, old, drowsy days past de mm Sweet Violet and KALELEAMA-UL- National Bank of San Francisco. The of tho II. Shlpman, Mr. nnd Mrs. O. E. King, heirs Hono- at law of WAHIELOA, DRAW EXCHANGE ON parted for good and all when Mr. C. C. Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy, nnd BUTTER deceased; ELENA II; KUPA PIO-HI- SAN FRANCISCO The Na- lulu became a garrison town and the Nevada Mrs. J. D. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Nor- KAIIAU PIOIIIA, wife of KU- tional Bank plans began to bo worked out which of San Francisco. man K. Lyman, Rev. S. L. Desha, Mr. C. Q, VEE HOP TEL. 251 PA PIOHIA; KAUKAU KANEIA-KAL- LONDON will make the capital of the Paradise of Union of London & Smith's and Mrs. Castendyk, Mr. an-- Mrs. A. JACK PfOHIA; KEOMAKA Bank, Ltd. tho Pacific a second Gibraltar. Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. C. Camp- Hi' ! . PAPOKO; L. KEOMAKA, whoso The work of unloading tho guns, i full NEW YORK American Exchange Na- bell, Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Patten. IS THE EASIEST IN THE WORLD Empire Chop House and truo namo is unknown, husband tional Bank. each of them weighing 3.C0O pounds, Statistics Dr. Hayes, H. Vicars, By- of KEOMAKA TO CLEAN. CALL AND SEE OUR (Lately Palace Grill.) PAPOKO; HELEN CHICAGO Corn Exchange National was completed without accident. Noth ron K. Baird. NAKILA HANOHANO; SOLOMON was Opp. Empire Bank. ing of tho entire consignment Housing E. E. Richards, C. E. BIG NEW STOCK. Bethel St. Theatre. HANOHANO, husband ot HELEN PARIS Credit Lyonnais. broken or damaged.' Wright, H. Vicars. Open Day and NIgtic. Cuisine Unsur NAKILA HANOHANO; J. B. WAT- BERLIN Dresdner Bank. The guns and their carriages will Entertainment Carl S. Smith. E. N. passed. SON, whose full and truo namo is HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA The bo taken to Fort Ruger and will there Holmes. E. E. Richards, with author- - BEST MEALS AT ALL PRICES! unknown; C. P. WEST, whoso full Hongkong and Shanghai Banking bo stored in implacements, admirably jty increase the number, I H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd., and truo namo Is unknown; J. B ! IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Corporation. suited for that purpose. WAILUKU. HARDWARE DE PARTMENT. THE WATSON and C. P. WEST doing ' States, ot NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA Tho guns are at present covered with h. B. Penhallow, temporary chalr- - United for tho Territory business under tho firm name and pro- - Hawaii. stylo of Bank of New Zealand, and Bank of a cost of olive green paint, this to man; yy. t. Robinson, Selden B. WATSON & WEST; KE-O- Australasia. THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, MALIKO; KAONOHI, wife ot Plaintiff, vs. KEON1 MALIKO; PUAA-KUN- VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank AKIONA; I; HAIKU SUGAR COMPANY, of British North America. ot al. NAINA; KALA KIKOOPA-OA- ; Defendants. TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING HAINA; WAHINELAWAIA; Action brought In said PAOOAO; AND EXCHANGE District Court, J. P. KAPIHE, whoso BUSINESS. and tho Petition filed In tho olflco full and truo Deposits Received, Loans on nam Is unknown; EL- Made of the Clerk of said District Court, VIRA KONA; Approved Security, Commercial MILDRED WAIA-KE- A; and in Honolulu. MARION Travellers' Credits issued. Ex- PUUEO; MARIE Bills of Tho President of tho United States of KATHLEE change Bought and Sold. HAKALAU; America, Greeting: tSL HALAWA; SARAH LaI To HAIKU SUGAR COMPANY, a Cor- HAINA; CHARLOTTE MANELE-- COLLECTING PROMPTLY AC- poration un- organized and existing TH MAUNALEI; GRACE KN COUNTED FOR. der and by virtue of the Laws of FnANCES WAIHEE; MABEL tho of pfi Territory Hawaii; R. MIA, ELSIE HONOMU; LULU whose full and true namo is un- MAKENA; I EMMELINB HANA-- I ESTABLISHED IN 1830. known; KAHOPEWAI, (w) wlfo of tLSIIARLE:S w"W35 ROBERT R. MIA; W. P. KEPAA, whoso full KAUPO; CHRISTIAN and true namo is unknown; ANNE WAIALEALE; PAUL tolSHOPftCO. KALAAUHINA (w); B. W. KEPAA, WALTER KOLOA; whose full un- n!TLI: and true namo Is ArAMTTAPAI: PEDBUIOK AALA; known; PAIA KAHOE; KAIANU1 fLltPfA; WILFRED NA- - KAHpE, wife of PAIA KAHOE; KILAUEA; BANKERS HOLOWAHINE UAn?XANDER ANETONO; C. W. tw KAWAILOA; VINCENT ANTONE, whoso full and true namo rrtHERBERT NANAKULI; is unknown; MRS. L. K. TILTON, PUNIAWA; Commercial CLIFTON HAI- and Travellers' known; L. K. TILTON, whoso Mil KU; FERDINAND ULUMALTl" Letters of Credit Issued on the and truo name Is unknown; JOHN ANTHONY PUULOA; PETER Bank of California and The Lon- KAUAI, WILLIAM MAUI, MARY unknown owners and claim- don Joint Stock Bank, Limited. NIIHAU and HELEN WAIMEA, un- ants, MALAEA POO London. known heirs at law of AIAWALE, KUA. JULIAN NOHO ROsfl "OKU, it Correspondents for the Amer- deceased; HIKOOPAOA; W. B. MALCOLM WAI whoso full and truo KAMAKA. and julia ican Express Company) and known name is unknown; A heirs at Thos. Cook & Son. HOLAKA; low of kAim6ioi' HOOKAEA; ISERAELA; deceased; HOOLAPA: DefnSf17' Interest alowed on term, and the Triangle on the Radiator." HOOKAEA; H. KAAIKAULA, whoso iou aro hereby iHrnMn,t . "Look for anu . lu Savings Bank Deposits. full and true name Is unknown; M. nnswnr Mm t.,i.. "wear. V . . m an action H. KAAIKAULA. whoso full and !.. la TT0UBht"n nBa,nst yon' truo namo is lt unknown; S. KAIO, L Cort0' United whoso full and truo namo is un- .,?'.n..,1 r. . wiThin V ' orritory of Ha- C known; GEORGE BROOKS; waii Five Days KIA, twenty 1.452 ars Asked For in days from and The Yokohama Specie Bank Ld. wife of GEORGE U, after The highest compliment ever paid new car followed our announcement to the trade. Every automobile BROOKS; G. service upon you of a whoso full and true name Serfwm,ntlff'S Pe,,t,Q dealer in received practically the same day giving com- is unknown; KAEIIA KAAIMOKU, iST America an announcement of the Hudson "20," fummon'1 C"' Capital (Paid Up) Yen 21,000 000 plete specifications and a list of officers, engineers and directors of the Hudson Motor Car Company. wlfo of G. KAAIMOKU; HOLO; KA- Reservo Pund Yen 15,910,000 AIMOKU; M. KAHIAPO, whoso lull And you are hereby notified that un- HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA. .This announcement was received by dealers the 19th of May. lies in the fact that 104 men who sent telegrams, and 1,873 who and truo namo Is unknown; KEKA-I- E; less you appear and answor as above The bank buys and receives for During five days following we received 104 telegrams and long wrote letters are all actually in the automobile business. S. P. N. KAHIAfO, whoso full " iu Plaintiff - GEN-KUR- will take- and truo name is unknown; O collection bills of exchange, issues distance calls all containing requests for the agency for the They are selling cars every day. Judgment of condemnation KA-HOP- of the lands Drafts and Letters of Credit, and Hudson " Twenty," and giving the number of cars wanted. CHIMEN; KAPIHE; E described judge from over-critic- al of in the Petition and' They a car the standpoint the (w); KEKANE (w); MOE-WAL- E heroin transacts a general banking ) for any business. 1 he grand total or the cars ashed tor in these tele- man who has to sell them the man who is going to invest his other relief demanded in tho The Bank receives Local deposits II; MIA; MAKANUI (w); Petition. grams and long distance calls was 1,452. money and his business reputation. If ANAIIUNA; W. D. KUKAUA, and Head Ofllce Deposits for fixed pe- WITNESS i Scores of certified checks were received from dealers in dif- THE HONORABLE SAN-FOR- p riods. They know where other cars are weak. They know why whoso full nnd truo nnme Is un- ferent parts of the country who wished, if possible, to bind known; MELEANA MOMONA; HOP B. DOLE, Judge ot said Deposits $25 upwards certain cars are hard to sell. Being experts they know from the Local and for territory at once. HING; DAVID MOMONA; PAKE- - District Court, this 12th day ono year at rato of 4 per annum. specifications and appearance of the 1910 Hudson "Twenty" and f addition to telegrams, we received within ten days 1,873 KEPA (w); LOUISE WAIALUA; JU,y in th0 year 01 our Head Ofllce Deposits Yen 25 and up- In from the reputation of the men behind it, that never before was (SEAL) Lord ono from territory in which to sell HARRIET WAIANAE, GEORGE thousand nlno hun- -' one-ha- lf year, year, letters dealers, requesting the a car offered which represented so much value for the money. wards for ono two KOOLAU and CLARENCE EWA un- dred and nine and of tho In- 2 Hudson "Twenty." They know is being built to sell for years or threo years at rato of 5 that for the first time a car known heirs at law of MOMONA, dependence of tho United j Of could not give an agency to every dealer who $1,000 free from every objection heretofore raised against per annum. course we less than deceased; M. KANIKANIHILA, States tho ono hundred and Particulars to bo obtained on appli- wanted it in many instances several requests were from the cars selling at or near this price. They know that never before whose full and truo namo unknown; thirty-fourt- h. cation. i same city. But the true significance of this wonderful response has a car with so many high grade features been sold for $900. LAHELA, wlfo ot N. KANIKANI- (Sgd.) A. E. MURPHY, Clork. Honolulu Office C7 S. King Street. HILA; Rev. J. 13. KEKIPI, whoso (Endorsed) P. O. 168. Box Some Reasons why the Hudson "Twenty" has Created Sensation full and truo namo is unknown; "Nn M niBTninn .immm M. TOKIEDA, Manager. a MARY DOE, wife of REV. J. E. KB- - THF tt tn, n KIPI; KAHOPEWAI (w) wifo of R. In tho first place it is a good looking car. Tho Three-quart- er have uso for. It not only looks like tho most walh THE UNITED STVTES Elliptic Springs MIA; MOO; Ml; R. K. PUOWAINA, S officers of the Hudson "Twenty" have been tho expensive cars, but it acta liko them too. It is I AMERICA Semi-ellipt- three-quart- vs IIAlKH SUGAR COM-- The Two Jacks first to appreciate that it is as easy to make a ic in front, and er ellip- strong, speedy, roomy and stylish. whosn full nnrl tn, I. ..7 Bprings aro tho under The Most Popular Saloon in tha City, good looking car and sell it for less than $1,000 tic rear easiest riding all us it is to make the other kind. conditions, faster and due to theirpecuhar actions, The Ideal Car 100-inc- liable to This is the spring THE FASHION. is with a h wheel base. are the least fracture. AMERICA. ) It a bis car suspension on tho Hudson "Twenty." The Hudson "Twenty "is tho ideal car at tho PUOWAINA; J. NAKUALII, whose 32-in- found f IIawn" C,ty 01 IIon- - Jack Scully, Prop. Jack Roberts, Mgr. and wheels. price. It leaves nothing to be desired. full and truo namo Is I ?,7 88 The radiator is composed entirely of brass unknown; ' Hottl Street near Fort. Phone 481 It is as roomy as any roadster made, regard and copper of such dimensions that more cooling Nothing experimental about it. Nothing JONA NAKILA; KEKA1; less of price. ADA surface is provided than on most cars of half untried. KONA, IDA KAU, MOSES LANAI,' J ,A' E MURPHY, Clork of tho D,strIct Sliding Gear Transmission again as much horse power. Tho "Twenty" has been recognized by the and ELIZABETH KAUPO, unkown Court of tho United States ot Association of Licensed Automobile Manufac- heirs at law America, In and for the Territory and PRIHO BEER selective) Carbureter Specially Designed of NAKILA, deceased; It has a sliding gear transmission, turers. It is the only four cylinder licensed car KALUAHINENUI DlstrIct of Hawaii, do horeby certlty IS ALWAYS GOOD type, speeds forward and reverse, such as The carbureter has been especially designed selling for less than $1,000. KAUIMAKAOLE; threo tn0 Iorosolng to bo cor-tru- o for tho motor, insuring absolute control at P. KAUIMAKAOLE, whoso i a full, truo and you find on the Packard, Peerless, and other Two large headlights, gen- full and AT THE all speeds. Equipment: name Is unknown, otlrect C0P of tho original Petition and high grado cars. erator, two side oil lamps, tail lamps, full set husUnd ' Its motor is tho Renault type, patterned SO Miles an Hour tools and horn $900. KALUAHINENUI KAUIMAKAOLE; Summons in the case ot THE UNITED Orpheum Saloon STATES OF SU-(w- ), famous French motors of that name. Prcst-O-Lit- o, JOSEPA KAUIMAKAOLE; AMERICA vs. HAIKU after the Any Hudson. "Twenty" will do fifty miles With Bosch magneto, top, KAEU Long Stroke Motor an hour. It has all tho power you could ever tank, doublo rumble Beat ipiOSO. POKA (10, LUCY WAI1CIXI, GAILCOMPANY, et al., as tho same MAKIKI, AUGUSTUS KALI-- 1 malna of record and on nio in tho office. stroke of Auto Fenders, $2.50 up. Will With a bore of 32' and a 4' it HI, ALSTON PALAMA. unknown i?1 1110 Clerk of said Court Examine Gutters free of charge conforms to tho most te foreign design, Our allottment of these cars is limited and orders will be filled in rotation MN 4m long motor. heirs at law of NIAUHOE, deceas- WITNESS WHEREOF, I havo also do Plumbing Low- a stroke as received. Please call, telephone or write forjfurther information, ) Work. The same company which makes tho frame ed; NIAUHOB KEKIPI; AA KE- hereunto sot my hand and affixed est Prices. Work Guaranteed. cars makes frame KIPI; OINA; PALAUOLELO; KA-HAK- UI he seal ot said District Court for the high priced Stearns the ' JOHN MATTOS. for the Hudson "Twenty." II WAIWAIOLE. husband ot tills 12th day of JulyijV. D. 1909. 1175 Alakea St. The front axle is a one-pie- drop forged 1 KAHAKUI; KAAHAANUI; AIONA, (SEAL) . A. E. MURPHY. section of tho best grade of open hearth E. HALL SON, LTD., husband of - 0. & Agents. KAAHAANUI: PAIA .viierit ojjmjiuBa aiaiesfuisinct uourt, teel carefully heat treated. Il KAHOE; NAMAILEIALOHA; PILI-- 1 Territory iiawau. w T Jiaiiin Viiii mVMim 3 EIGHT THE HAWAIIAN STA'n FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1909.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SOUVENIR1 Puchoros Dandruff Killer Pago 0 VEHNAGHER Dr. Frederick Uoli l'ago 4 BIG STAMP Idmlted Page o A souvenir of ililwall makes an City Auction Co gift the whdio yenr round. iM'luuium Carriage Co l'age o Capital Stock $100,000.00 noveltle3 at reiiuia Tottrnuniont Notice l'age b HEBE 5000 $20.00 . Mini . of curios and Shares Value mmI Tho lino FIRSiJHIP Par Woman's Enchaiigo Is the larg- Public Reception l'ago b tho 27 INCH KHAKI. est In tho city. , , heard Subscription list now open at the Just tho thing for Ladles Riding Skirts. Regular Prlco 35c a yard. THE WEATHER. m MAKES HER FIRST CALL AT THIS offlco of Sale Price 25c a yard. Woman's Exchange PORT CAPTAIN WELL KNOWN Local Olllco, U. At a session of tho Supreme Court BETTER QUALITY. StretU. 5. Weather Dureau. HARRY ARMITAGE Hotel and Union Young Building. this morning, Circuit Judge De Dolt HERE. Stoolc and liond Regular Price 50c a yard. Sale Prlco 40c a yard. setting with Justices Per- Urolco r ..... LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS. Wilder and Sea-staln- with buffeting Honolulu, August 27, 1003. adverse Campbell Block, Merchant Strset, A sample lino. Only one ot a kind. Size 3C. Made of tho finest ma- ry, the appeal of Oahu Railway & currents for the best part of three W.G.Irvvin&Co.,Ltd Teinpcrnture&, o n. s a. 10 Prospectus may on applica- terial and beautifully trimmed. in.; S. pronounc- te had m.; and morning minimum. Land Co. from assessment of stamp weeks, tho S. Vcnnachar, Regular Prlco $2.00 Sale Prlco $1.40 ed 2,848 tons, Captain tion. JOGIR FACTORS, COMMISSION AGENTS 74; 70; 78; 70; 74. duty by D. L. Conkllng, Treasurer of "Venneker," " 2.25 . " " 1.75 Gordon, arrived from Newcastle this Barometer reacting, ausolute humid the Territory, was argued sub- " " 2.50 " " 1.90 and morning, going to tho Bishop wharf. PreBldent and Manager ity (grains per cubic foot); re:ative mitted. S. M. Ballou appeared tor the " 2.75 " ' 2.00 Wm. G. Irwin.. Tho steamer had an uneventful trip F. " r. KnreckeU.First nt humidity and dew point at S a. m.: applicant, and Attorney General Hem- - JAMES MOHtiAl " 3.25 " " 2.50 , e . 1. 1 of twenty days, and fine weather- was Vice-Preside- nt 30.09; 5.C9G; 59; CO. mi.- - r, ' 5.75 " " 4.00 W U. Glffard... Second , ,in , iluu' experienced, though strong head Wind: Velocity aua t a.' 7 . " " C.50 " " 4.25 wiiifnnv Treasurer direction at reiu..umg paper w,ndg and contrary cllrren(a prevail Secretary m.j 8 a. in.; 10 a. m.; and noon; of tho appellant company $5000 . STOCK and " " 7.00 " " 5.50 irnra over crt most....or tne way. .Auditor 7 SE; 3 NE; 9 NE; 0 NE. in stamp duty mortgage. " " 7.50 " " 5.75 O. G. May. as for a Tho The Vcnnachar brought 5 794 tons Rainfall curing 24 nours ending S a. company tendered duty as a BOND Broker 2 BUTTON GLOVES. $l for of coal for the Inter-Islan- d Steatn Nn LADIES KID m.: 00. agreement. Member ot Honolulu StocK and Bond TOR mere vlgatlon Company. Her agents are Black, White, Tan, Grey and Brown. Regular Prlco $1.25. Salo prlco Total w:ua 24 Exchange. $1.00 rw.nm steamshln Co., San FranoUco, movement during hours W. G. Irwin & Co. a pair. ended at noon: 142 miles. Stock and Bond Orders receive Cal. The steamship, which Is making her prompt attention. Works, Phil ffll. D. STOCKMAN, first trip to this port, was built five Baldwin Locomotive Section Director. information furmsned relative to all N. . Sachs' Dry Ooodls Co., Ltd dalphla, Pa. years ago at Port Glasgow. Captain STOCKS AND BONDS. AT Gordon is well known here, having n.v.i.n Plantation Co., Hllo Sugar THE THEATERS LOANS NEGOTIATED. Corner Beretania and Fort Streets. Opposite Fire Station. Co, NEWS IN A NUTSHELL run regularly here with tho steamship m mi mi mi mi ii i ii m nmmm i nmnnv. Honolulu Plantation Phone 72. f. Hox ty4. h Hutrlilnson Sugar Plantation Co., Strathgyle, of tho California Orion Olo- - Paragraph That Give Condensed Navigation Co., 1900 riitieA Sugar Plantation Co., tal Steam from Sugar Plan News of the Day. to 1903. lice force, called, 'The Employees' Pen- Company, Paiuhau The line rlu Sugar co. weather is m.nifinn. !,! Tho officers of the Vennachar are sion Fund,' intended to assist clerks tation Co., Walmanalo . fine Nolte's is the business man's cafe week for the theaters. Almost J. Worthlngton, chief; J. Johnson, sec-- and others when old and unable to Pass book No. 3013 of Bank of Ha every evening the different places "d; and A. Mitchell, thrid waii has been lost. have work. Mr. Cooke must pardon mo tor ".ui i.uge audiences and promises are The steamer will remain here about al'iidlng tn matter, It Is A six room cottage is for rent for of even this for a larger patronage tonight a week and according to present plans part history of C. & $14. Particulars in Classiiled column. and of tl.c Brewer Co. luniorrow niglit. will return to Newcastle. It .Mr. present The Best Cakes, St. Louis College will open for tho Cooke was not at this fall term on Tuesday, September 7th. time, I cliould say much more than I AT THE ORPHHUM. have dared to say In his favor, tor in - Juage Robinson decreed a divorce to ' the best ot every- against Tho Oros and the moving picture uro E COO E this paper 'the half lias not been told.' Yukino Suwa Kolicl Suwa for gram Solid pack, fine, full flavor and as creamy as desertion and failure to provide. at the Orpheum continue to Air. and Mrs. Cooke's munificent gift draw well. the past year of handsome Cooke any you ever got on the farm. Kept in our Meals am served at Noltc'a from 5 The uomilnr rnmnv the thing come from Playing largo a. m. to 7:30 p. m. will shortly no nwnv nnl Vinf Library building, together with a own cold storage away from other foods. W. H. Babbitt, Superintendent of few more opportunities remain to see IS DEAD portion of its equipment, to Oahu Col- and The Alexander Public Instruction is expected home hear them. No one should miss lege, is an enduring monument to his Has only the butter flavor. from Seattle in tho Siberia on Monday, a single program, it is well to ring (Continued from rage Osc.i beneficence. His active interest In respect memory up the the welfare of humanity and the com- Out of to the of the offlco in the afternoon for re- Young late Charles M. Cooke fjie tennis tour served seats as munity good was exemplified In such CAFE tho popular playhouse trom teaching to become a partner of nament has been postponed Mon is positions of trust ho held, at one time until ircquentiy crowded at the evening the late Samuel N. Castle in the ilrm day, August 30. performances. or other, as a trustee of Oahu College, Market of Castle & Cooke. Metropolitan Go down to Dick's at the Royal An of the estate of Bernice Pauahi Bishop M. Cooke was educated Hono- nex, opposite the police station, for a C in in charge of Kaniehameha Schools and THE PRINCESS lulu, afterward taking a course In agri little hot turkey and othe tasty things RINK. of the Queen's Hospital, as well as his W. F. Heilbron, Proprietor. Phone 45 The Princess cultural science at Amherst College, on Saturday. All Invited skating rink continues identification with public and J other BECAUSE no a leadinir Afler returning from college he took iviiaaay is serv- resnrf nf private institutions. He was chairman luncneon at Nolte's Some of a position in his store as boolt tlioy have the ed quickly. Everything first class, te pcop,0 f father's of the McKlnley Memorial Committee. are faking to keeper. Leaving the employ of Castle Best Facilities- - clean and neat. the exornisn v In April, 1874, C. M. Cooke mar- The Service, Issued fort is provided patrons & Cooke in 1S77 he entered the firm this morning, for 7 ried Anna Rice, of the well-kno- Ka- always to is a Best music. oE Lewers & Dickson, open most readable number and con- Open aftornooinnrt n,.M' lumber dealers uai missionary family, who survives tains among many ng. the name of which was changed to A sound public inspection. other goods things, him. Their children living are C. 1 clean hay. I & HAWAIIAN a lot ol breezy Lewers Cooke on the death of J. G. jw I'reo from sporting matter, Montague Cooke Jr., scientist; Clar- rubbish. Tho Governor AT Dickson. He was associated with that 1 1 T- Ea-u- to bran as a feed, cheaper. and Mrs. Frear will ATHLETIC PARK. ence H. Cooke, vice president and man- P A fn fo -J A "V but receive Mora firm, some time ago incorporated, until S JL JL $25.00 ton. at their rcs.'dcnce on Tuesday than 50 people ager of the of Hawaii; George P. iiL.lld.licl I a oon at a time wit- although Bank A August 31, from 4 to I nessed the his death he retired from In 100 lb. bales compressed eSffifflSffiS33SSffl3S3 moving picture and mus cal Cooke, ranchman; Richard A. Cooke, but not tp u in uuiiur oi tne mem Program active participation In its affairs about "to visiting in Athletic park last evening secretary of Charles M. Cooke, Ltd., death. EUREKA PERFECTION ROOF PAINT uurs oi congress. Ladies are the year 1S95. His old partner, Robert now admitted free on Thurs- f.dce P. Cooke and Theodore A. Cooke. The Best Roof Paint for use Holders of Oahu Railway & Land day evening of Lewers, speaking today of their asso- i "tor sale by your dealer, or i Co. each week, it was in- Mr. Cookei also leaves a brother, A. $25.00 a ton. in Hawaii. Postal to P. O. Box S six per cent bonds are requested teresting last night ciation in business said: "All our rela- Q1 to see a number of Francis Cooke, and three sisters iMrs. A hrlnp! Iinnlrlnt to present same for redemption, with 01 nat,ve tions were very pleasant. Never any- W01"en there who had prob- Martha E. Alexander, widow of the V THRO. H. DAVIES & CO. Acts A out ueiay, at Uank of Claus Spreckcls ably thing occurred to mar the harmony." v ' t never seen a moving picture pro- - late Sam'l. T. Alexander; Mrs. Juliette About 1895 Mr. Cooke retired from ITlm ore. Tho management M. Atherton, widow of the late James Frank E. Thompson of and went to live In Pond has been DIjir an active business PHONE 890. P. O. BOX 162. Athletic park has arranged a spe- H. AUierton, and Mrs. Annis Montague pointed chairman of tho Congressional California. In 1S9S he was recalled to cially strong program for tonight Turner, widow of the late Charles entertainment committee In place and the islands to take the presidency ot ot tomorrow niglit. Turner, "the Hawaiian nightingale" alter F. Dillingham, resigned. the Bank of Hawaii, Ltd. who sang her way around the world Bail of John Paaluhi, arrested for years lie was identified with and ROSE THE TENOR. For before its most cultivated audiences. Typewriter Ribbon perjury in qualifying as surety on the held commanding positions in agri- The Empire management has In October last Mr. Cooke represent- bonus or Soga and Tasaka, was ilxed been cultural and mercantile corporations of successful in securing the or ed the Chamber of Commerce as a J by Judge Do Bolt at $1000. services combined operating capitalization of B. ARLEIGH & CO., LTD. Edward 1?isi n member of the Pacific Coast com- 1 The visiting congressmen ti.n about fourteen million dollars. At his Hotel Street, opp. Union. win all use sweet voice lias won the ndmimUnn r mercial delegation to Japan. He was death he was president of C. Brewer & I'acnecos Dandrulf Killer because it patrons of the Orpheum circuit on sent as u special delegate of the Pro- will help the capital $2,000,000: of the V to keep them cool and com o.ibi. no whi sing Co., Ltd., to Washington t at the Empire re- visional Government fortable. There is ton-gli- Bank of Hawaii, Ltd., capital and nothlntr like it tor Tor tho first time. in 1S93 to promote the annexation i'be relief of prickly neat sources, $1,000,000; of Hawaiian Agri- and eczema. The pictures are unusually good treaty. This was after the historical and of eo The amount of the 1000 lire claims will be appreciated by cultural Co.. capital $1,200,000; are quick to note the excellence ot Regal footwear. And that is why Beacon all classes. Tho "Claudine" expedition. President Hats $3.50. paid by the United States Sugar Co., capital $750,000; and our natty, te styles selling so rapidly. Government feature film will he one to represent the Dole and associates in the revolution are A swell and disbursed by tho late V. F. Mac-Leun- an vice president of Walalua Agricultural dull calf tie for morning or afternoon is a perfect example Knox Hats $5.00. hero of the Gauls, "Vercingterolx." It ol that year were anxious lest the com- of real was one Co., capital $4,500,000; of Onomea Su- your try-o-n million dolars, not Is colored most artistically and the missioners hurried off in the steamer This shoe is now ready for and It Is ono i.OOO as was printed' scenery gar Co., capital $1,000,000, and Kahuku the strongest yet by Regal In last issue. and costumes are in keeping Claudine might slip up in some way of values turned out the Company. The Silva's Toggery Have you to - Plantation Co., capital $500,000; be- price Is $4 quality Is absolutely guaranteed. furniture store? Union- with the subject. "Trying the-tio- re and the to Get Ar- Sugar and sent Mr. Cooke after KING near FORT. rrausier nave the llnest ver rested." will sides being a director in Wailuku Bring your old shoes to' be repaired. Jjg gj provoke a holler from ir-en-i to aid in the campaign. min-pro- store-room- s Co., capital $1,500,000; in Koloa Sugar in the city, any audience and the "Men of tho ti.iods stored for any length Co.. capital $500,000 and in Honomu of time. West" will show those of tne disgrunt- DR FREDERICK BELL'S shipping lirst-rla- ss Sugar Co., capital $750,000. He was Parkins and done in a led East what fun and adventure arc. SUNDAY LECTURE FREE. with the Hawaiian Su- manner. Phono 5S. There will he a fine program and It also connected A tho Schuman Carriage Company should not be missed. gar Planters Association, the Hawai- free leciuro will bo given on S receiv - Shoe otNEW Ha- Regal of Store Hawaiian ENGLAND ed by tho Lurline forty of the finest ian Suirar Factors Co.. and the broad lanal tho Hotel 3 by i l i B - 'wanan Fertilizer Co. He was a past Sunday afternoon at o'clock the l imtii iimiiniiin mules ever brought to Honolulu. Per- ART THEATER ' M A irr IW vllwAWI. . i planters' Association eminent traveller, orator, lecturer and 0 McCandless Building. Corner King and Bethel. U ouno ueamiiij iu seu mem tiiiouiu call Did you ever know of a case of Pre8i(lent of the lYIUIUrtL Lll L IIIOUIIH IU. such or author, Dr. Frederic Bell, Ph. D. at once, before they are picked over. singular resemblance of two people to a,,d of the Chamber Comerce. one Jlr- - Coolie wnB no lloubt Honolulu s Dr. Bell Is one of the most eloquent COMPANY is , Judge Robinson conttrmed the sale another that their own mother -- man. His clear Judg- - country by Laura A. Coney, trustee, of a could not toll fnHior ablest business lecturers now touring the and of Boston, Massachusetts. S lot f.. decisions gave him a 8 at Nlolopa, Nuuanu, to Henry Water- - as the saying is, and causing no end ment and he speaks upon topics nearest the of Some very goods m liouse Trust Co., Ltd., $2,500. Pro. ot confusion and trouble' Well just "lsu"ei i)renueriup m mo hearts and Interests all men and x gg choice Just In that for guilds. Withal he X O 8 ceeds are to bo hold under tho such an occurrence you will find in the and commercial women who are thinking along the trusts and evcn- - religious n 1 e ri ci will make very handsome suits. g in the will of the late J. H. Coney, story of 'The Mysterious Double," the was a most aPlracllaWe higher, broader lines of and Biaoit NEW POLICY Equal was The new cannery at Ahuimanu started titlo of the feature film at the Art tempered man. attention educational matters today. H B,ven him to tlle n,an who came t0 W, V, AHANA CO,, LTD, 62 SI, Tho contract embodies, In an J2 operations Wednesday. Four hundred Theater, in their change of program u' The subject for Sunday's lecture is King 529 as to one who absolutely COMPLETE and S cases of canned pineapples are being; today. him about hundreds the taken from a passage from the Scrip- Pe 'talked in thousands. He was kindly PERFECT form, the principle turned out each twenty-fou- r hours. The absent nf ti i.PSSna xvi, win tures "If a Man Die, Shall He Live accommodating to the struggling of strictly MUTUAL The annual meeting and banquet of be back from Hllo one week'from Sat - !and Again." Dr. Bell will handle this sub- young men of the Commercial Club will be held to and the affairs. It is ject In a manner which will prove quote C night-- entirely new bill, does not seem to n appropriate here to Mr. P. the speaker a man ot more than ordin- H LEAD - ALWAYS Adjutant General Jones cabled this for any particular comment as regards Jones- a lifetimes friend and business ary natural gifts and acquired ability. in the Ltd, ' ho Castle & Cooke, message from Camp Perry: "Navy first Mm ntiminn ,.,i,ii, i associate, in the historical sketch He has a message and knows how to seventy-fift- 55 place, aggregato score 3S01. Hawaii, ever and shows thut tiip mihiir. i,nv nn prepared for the h annlver deliver It. sary of c- - & Co., celebrated in Dr. AGENTS 9 aggregate score 3520; twenty-fourt- h uloha for tho Art enjoyed by no one Brewer Aside from his lectures Bell 1901. Mr. Cooke been a place." In 1908 the Hawaii team made else in this lino of business. I October had makes a specialty of phrenology and Also representing S director in house since 1893 and physiognomy. He Is a peer twenty.-sixt- h place, against thirty- - A lot of laughable scenes are on tho that without Aetna Co. you making a Insurance fourth place In 1907. bill for tonicht. ComR nnrlv nnd President since ibU'J. Mr. Jones wroio along these lines. Are In can National Fire Insurance Co. The Matson Navigation Company bring your friends. "'r. Cooke was elected a director success of life? If not, Dr. Bell position you why. Af- Co. of tug intrepid 11893, and continued In that readily tell tho reason Citizens Insurance has offered tho use tho I reception and the THE PARK THFATHH until his election to tho presidency in ter a brief examination ot the struc- The London Assurance Cor- - JJ for the committee ' fgjslji W99. He is our largest stockholder ture of your skull ho can tell you If Wc do uot advocato d band to meet the Congressional party. "Fish Pirates." will l.a th feature c5 goods poratloiu jg and the man for tho position he whether you have chosen tho vocation using our for VgTffl g Passes In tho electric cars, also special film at the Park theater this evenlnir. Just If purpose our Vj3ffi" ffl in life you were cut out for. If you jffiJKSvil tliU but cars when desired, and admission to This is a picture full of sensations and occupies, notwithstanding the fact that ft ,lno ,uch a rcPro" BTjjw&il lle 18 Iul,y occupied witn tno various have not already chosen your life scntatlva ono that it me aquarium are tendered by tne itapid pleasing climaxes. "Cohen at Coney jfor-y- work ho will toll you what Nature has J i'ranlt Co., Captain Rees proffers tho Island," which was announced Idr a larSe interests committed to him. He 13 president Hawaiian Agricui fitted you for. Xp CO V. S. tug Iroquois for the Pearl Hur previous program but could not be nut of the -- Tho Dr. and Mrs. Bell cordially In- trip. on owing to a mistake, will be tural Co. and tho Bank of Hawaii, vice Puritan Butter bor shown vite callers at their rooms in the Ha- pa tonight. Patrons who were disap- president of the Chnmber of Commerce New Lot waiian Hotel from 10 to 5 and from pointed is not seeing and a director In many plantations out- the program on 7 9 days. Sundays side of C. Brewer & Co. Mr. Cooke la to o'clock on week that night will be given free tickets appointment. Engagement HENRYIMAY & CO,, LTD SCOTT A a hard worker, full of resources and only by at the Chambers Drug store. Mr. can be made by phono 715 any day. AGENTS. Carlisle who will take a vacation or valuable suggestlans, bold In his Judgo Robinson granted the motion two weeks, will appear In new songs operations yet not without caution, a good works STOLE SEVEN DOLLARS. of defendant to dlssolvo tho tempor- totilglit and tomorrow night. liberal contributor to all 3 ary injunction In tho caso of Kona and enterprises, and the man above all Molllo Nash, a colored woman, was co xxrmcrti. Development Co. vs. M. F. Scott and Tho Merchants Association meeting others to conduct tho affairs of this arrested by Chief of Detectives Joseph I tho liberty of making Leal this afternoon, on a charge on . . L - wife. D. L. Withlngton and R. B. called for 2:30 this aTtcrnoon was concorn. take ' a nice assorimeni. ul acts, as H larceny In degree is Anderson appeared for plaintiff, and postponed until 11 tomorrow out or mention of one of his liberal the second She W. W. Dimbnd & Co., Ltd. ess goods corporation. having sum of j gnyr'waist J. W. Cathcart for defendant. espect to the late C. M. Cooke. is In connection with our acciiBed of stolon tho His entire salary as presldont Is ap- $7 from Kaeknhl, a lady lodger In the . '. to a fund for' the benefit of the of- - same building on Llliha street. 53, 55, 57 King Street Honolulu - I uuu - plied I .Stre., M9B- riue xuiiviiia, oiur uiuuu. Pine Job Printing 8Ur Oftlc- - f t,

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