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i I PRIZEFIGHT GAM BLER CO M M ITS SUICIDE i "a GIRL SPRINGS I

am m an trm era B 13 3B t031 BHB o SSIl KSS (Associated Press Cable to The Star.) Hawaiian Trust Co. is executor or Jackson divorce from his wife, Emma, i tho estate of the late James Alfred on grounds of adultery. BARCELONA, July 23 Antonio Maura, the former Spauish pre Colburn who died July 2 and left fl Judgo Robinson grants Hermann mier, who was wounded here yesterday by a would-b- e assassin, was widow, Mary Jane. Ho left city prop- 'I Ludowlg saved by erty worth $3,800 and cash, $U8 .Tho divorce from his wife, Agnes, from death the heroic action of his young.cousin, a fearless. The seizure of five tins of opium from a storekeeper and the seizure widow gets personal property and in-- ' on grounds of desertion. She wroto girl who, seeing that Maura's life was threatened, sprang upon and of two tius of opium from the grip of-- a Chinese steward aboard the come of estate during life, after which him that he had never saved anything grappled with the assailant and confused his aim. cus- .1 American-Hawaiia- n S. S. Arizonan yesterday morning by the property goes to decedent's brother's and she was happier without him, re- tom officials opens up a greater scheme of smuggling than was at children in Australia. commending that he "amuse himself why says to be the case. Leong Fat must appear to show and always be gay." She that Hilo first understood adjudged guilty of is an old hole and that Honolulu Is a appears two tins of opium in the grip or satchel of the he should not be It that the contempt for refusing to pay his wife Paradise They wero married in more less than a plant, a blind, T FIGHT B Chinese Leong Sang, was nothing nor alimony in divorce proceedings. 1888 and havo had seven children, of great quantity a bluff, under which to hide the smuggling ashore a Judge Robinson grants Wallace three being minors. x from Arizonan. of the poppy juice the HO- - The Federal officials received secret information to the effect that Leong Sang and the other Chinese were, smuggling opium ashore and AND KILLS ii MSELr the sleuths of the customs department immediately descended upon WORK the men mentioned, and, while these two men were having their effects RET URN TO (Associated Press Cable to The Star.) "(if searched and were being, placed under arrest and brought before the I United States Commissioner and U. S. District Attorney Breckons, CniCAGO, July 23 A man of this city who lost $10,000 through the real smugglers were landing enough dope to make somebody rich, laying a bet that Jim Jeffries would defeat Jack Johnson in the half-poun- d 1 now $75, unstamped NG 4 si ' the tins of Hongkong No. selling at CAUSE ROT heavyweight fight on July at Reno, has committed suicide on ac- of course. count 61 his loss. The two tius of dope, it is alleged, were placed in the grip of Leong (Associated Press Cable to The Star.) Sang to distract .the attention of the officials, as was the case with the five tins above mentioned. NEW YORK, July 23 The return to work today of fifty men of the five hundred who struck work ai the New York refinery, caused TWO DROWNED rioting which has been suppressed by the police. i",v y DA LY 6 1ST E DUCK OFF IN CLOUDBURST THIS AFTERNOON T DEAD PROBE FAILS TO 1 ill mm (Associated Press Cable to The Star.) Bernadino Madera and Celestine de Cortes, charged with assault with a Unless something unfareseen hap OF HEART DISEASE ELICIT EVIDE ICE BISI5EE, Ariz., July 2.'5 In a cloudburst two persons have been deadly weapon with Intent to kill one pens between now and threo o'clock drowned and six others are missing. Property loss amounts to employed Kn-huk- u Condito, a laborer at the collier Prometheus, with the cruis- .$150,000. plantation, waived examination " er Chattanooga in tow and the Cleve All efforts so far to get any Infor- before Judge Andrade this morning Alexander C. Elston, a motorman Chun Ton and were committed to the Circuit land as convoy, will sail for San Fran- employed by the Rapid Transit Co. mation about the murder of court for trial. Condito has been in cisco. Final preparations for the de- died suddenly of heart failure this from the five Chinese who wero BON LLA SAILS TO the hospital between life and death parture of the special squadron were morning at his home 12G9 Fort street. brought up from Kahuku yesterday as a of the assault, a razor and result being made on all three ships this Elston has been on sick leave since havo proved fruitless. dagger figuring as the weapons in morning, the decks of the ships show- the ICth f July and under the care Unless they decide to give some tho case. ing a good deal of activity. light on tho terrible crime, tho police OVERTHROW DAVILLA injury of Dr. Walters. The charge of malicious The trial trip of the Prometheus are up against it very badly. Ton was brought by Henry Davis against H. C. yesterday afternoon proved satisfact- Elston has always been considered supposed to havo been InpossessI6nof (Associated Press Cable to The Star.) Brown, of Wahlawa, was taken un- ory to the members of tho board of an efficient and trustworthy man by a large amount of opium at tho time der advisement by Judge Andrade un-t- il survey, who were ordered to see of his, quite possible NEW ORLEANS, July 2'.l It is reported that Bonilla has sailed that his employers who were shocked to death and It is n next Thursday. engines of big auxiliary were for with men and arms with the intention of overthrowing the the hear of his death today. As far as that the desiro on the part of some of Honduras .t A popular baseball man was found in condition to stand the tedious trip his friends to steal tho precious pop- Davilla. the officials ot tho company guilty of using threatening'language man-of-w- know, to Bremerton with the disabled py juice led to the murder ot tho un- g . i and was given his choice of putting up in tow. Tho engines which Elston was alone, having no relatives fortunate man by a person or persons a bond of $150 or going to jail for 30 caused so much trouble on the trip or family. . Funeral services will bo unknown to tho police. days. The chances are that he will from San Francisco worked much held tomorrow under tho auspices of Before In the history of crime the BIG RECEPTION AT SEOUL put up the bond. engineers expected, t r .: better than the the Honolulu Employ- police have always been able to ob- The rest of the cases on the calen- Street Railway A- tho result being that the collier did tain some clue that would result In dar were continued. ee's Benefit Association. not come Into port last night but lay the running down of tho suspected SEOUL, July 23 Ambassador Terauchi of Japan was given a J' at anchor outside tho harbor persons, but in this case they aro en- AT THE POPULARf STORE. great reception here today. On account of the poor condition of LATTERDAY SAINTS. tirely at sea and will probably re Attractive displays of brand new the Cleveland's boilers and engines, It goods Sachs Dry Goods Co., this main so, unless somo of tho Ave de- at is doubtful if more than eight knots Reorganized church on King street SAFE GUAItD AGAINST ILLNESS. week. See advertisement In this is- cide to confess everything that they an hour will be made between hero McCon-ley- , Make It a rule ot your homo to keep sue. Among new goods is a com- near Kapiolani. Elder M. A. know which seems to bo very unlike- the Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and plete assortment of the famous Onyx and San Francisco, as Captain Rod pastor. ly at present. man noes Diarrhoea Remedy as a safeguard hosiery. not intend to take any 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. Lesson, chances with his ship, and considers against bowel complaints. For sale "Peter's Pentecostal Sermon." TWO by Benson, Smith & Co., that an eight-kno- t speed will be all SERVICE OFFICERS. all dealers, 11 a.' m. Morning worship. Sermon, agents for Hawaii. Si that is necessary. "Prayer," by pastor. Lieut. James L. Ahorn ot this city, The Prometheus and Chattanooga 0:30 p. m. Zion's Rellglo Literary who has been stationed on the cutter will keep company Clove-lan- d INDUSTRIAL with the Society Lesson "Trouble with Morian Thetis, on tho Pacific, has arrived as as Farallones, far the when ton Ancient America 71 B. C." home from Honolulu and will remain ACCIDENT they will chango courso tholr and 7:30 p. m. Evening worship. Sermon in this city several weeks to recuper- proceed directly INSURANCE to tho Bremerton "A Living Church," by pastor. ate. Lieut, Ahern Is In poor health on navy yard near Seattle unless $4 Shoe orders Special music by choir. Seats free. account of tho strenuous sea service are received by to con- wireless tho All welcomo. ho has experienced In tho last year, $5.00 down and $1.00 a month trary on the way up. , and is home to recuperate. secures you $00.00 a month in Tho proverbial without a First Lieutenant of Engineers James case of accident or $50.00 a THE PARK THEATER. thorn" again came to light yesterday Humphrey Chalker was commissioned A home for tho feet not a f month,' in case of sickness, with whon Mrs. C. O. a captain of engineers Juno 27 to rank $600. in case of accidental death. Tho greats bill at tho popular open G. Miller dropped a Prison. bejewelod as such from Juno 6, on which Can you afford to neglect your- air theater will bo given on Monday gold purse, containing over date Wo havo In nil Captain Engineers them leathers self or family for such a paltry night, not Sunday as was announced $200, .from the enl of the pier In of Edward G. Schwartz Capt. Is both In high and low. sum? in the Advertiser this morning. The front of tho hotel.' retired. Chalker now stationed Honolulu. Wash- Especially good for office men artists this wook wllj do some wonder- It was at tho liveliest time of tho at INSURANCE I ington DEPARTMENT. ful stunts, the Crottens being strong dally swim, and ho loss spread liko Star. and clerks. , men of tho stamp ot Sandow. Dysol wildfire. Immodlatoly Julia Lang-home- Is a ventriloquist up to tho best of Marian Newhall, Elizabeth NEW RIC& MILL. them and his act has nover been du- Nowhiill and Holene Irwin swam out The K. Yamamoto Rico Mill Is the , to spot achieve- largest Hawaiian plicated here. Throughout the en-- the and their diving as well as tho finest In tho POWDER promises to l)o tho ments would have startlod oven tho islands. All machinery Is of the very ' tortalnment best over givon at tho Park and tho placo recent performers at tho Orphoum. latest pattern. Tno famous Tengu Absolutely Pure sTrust should bo crowded In consequence However, their "submarine"' ability Rico Is cloaned at this mill. With tho Manufacturer's Miss Ethel May and Mr. Gardner 'will availed nothliu?. and Mrs, Miner's largo cleaning capacity they aro able Tho only baking powder Co., Ltd. continue to delight tho nudlenco with friends aro still hoping against hope to handlo coiiBldorablo out-sld- o parti- mado with Royal Grape Shoe Co., Ltd., thoir sweat singing. that some fair mormald will recover cular work wnich they guarantee. Cream of Tartar e 828 hoc from tho depths of tho 1051 Fort St., - Honolulu Fort Street. valuables Ho Alum, No Lima Phosphate Fine Job Priming; Star Office. son. S. F. Bulletin Pine Job Pr.ntini. Star Oirii:

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TIDE8, 8UN AND MOON. nasakl Miss Hnnsemor, Rov. J, Tana Full moon, July 21st at 10:06 p. m. kn, Young Quong Sam, Rov. C. Naka 'Oceanic Steamship Company mura, S. KYinda and wife, Mrs. Koda' ml MIbs Ito, G. LAUNDRY g I 2 Is and child, Mrs. Llnd MEN'S WORK 3 2a 5, say and children, Rev. J. W. Wndman, J. ABADIE, Prop. Telephone 1491 Mrs. W. Weight and 3 children, J. S. Schedule ai 3 5 1 W g s Sierra tl 11 Walker, A. M. Brown, II. M. Kanlho, 777 street ' HON. 8. V, French Laundry Kinu LBAVE S. F. ARRIVE HON. LBAVE ARRIVE J. Douglass, Mrs. Do Rcgo and 2 child 2G P. M. It. A.M. A. M. P. il. JULY 9 JULY 15 JULY 20 JULY ren, Bro. Francis, Rev. C. H. Mln, JULY 30 AUG. 5 AUG. 10 AUG. 16 Sets 18 IMS 1.9 0:13 C:02 9:35 5:29 6:48 2:18 Misses. AUG. 20 AUG. 26 AUG. 31 SEPT. 6 10, SEPT. 10 SEPT. 21 SEPT. 27 STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF BEPT. 19 2:21 2.0 1:13 6:42 10:05 5:200:43 3:02 OCT. ! OCT. 7 OCT. 12 OCT. 18 jConnects at Honolulu with C. A. Line ,for Sydney. C. A. Lino leaves 20 2:55 2.1 2:03 7:18 10:85 5:80 6:43 3:52 F DREIGN STEAMERS THE BANK OF HAWAII, LTD. 8, 10 every 28 days. Honolulu for Australia Jan. and OF HONOLU LU, HAWAII Arrives In Honolulu a week In advance of C. Line steamer en route 21 3:30 2.2 2:12 7:57 11:03 5:30 6:42 Klsca to Sydney. At the Close of Business, June 30, 1910. 22 4:05 2.2 3:27 8:10 11:27 5:30 0:42 7:3.1 RATES from Honolulu to San Francisco First Class, $65; Round MJME ASSETS. LIABILITIES. Trip, $110. Family Room, extra. 23 4:40 2.1 f4;10 9:25 11:54 5:316:41 8:18 STEAMES TO ARRIVE. Reservations will not bo held later than twenty-fou- r hours prior to the Loans, Discounts & Over- Capital Paid Up $ 600,000 00 21 4:58 10:10 5:31!6;41 9:00 advertised sailing time unless tlcKets are paw tor in iuu. 5:13 2.0 Duo Namo from drafts $2,875,085 62 Surplus and Profits 523,888 06 J 21 Mongolia Yokohama Bonds 674,864 17 Times of the tldo aro taken from Pension Fund 33,704 86 25 Hongkong Maru ....Hongkong Bank promises & fixtures 96,896 76 Deposits 3,710,238 71 FOR PARTICULARS, APPLY TO tho U. S. Coast ana Geodetic Survey 2C Chlyo Cash and with . 61 tables. Tho tides at Kahulul and Maru ...'..San Francisco Banks. .. 1,218,553 Dividends Uncalled for 640 00 3C Other Assets Hllo occur about ono hour earlier Tenyo Maru Yokohama 3,071 47 than at Honolulu. Honolulu standard tlmo Is 10 hours 30 minutes slower STEAMERS TO DEPART. $4,868,471 66 ' $4,868,471 06 GENERAL AGENTS. Depart Name For than Greenwich tlmo, being that of I, F. B. Damon, Cashier, do solem July nly swear that tho above Is true to tho tho meridian of 167 degrees 30 mfns. best of my knowledge and belief. Tho time whistle blows 1:30 p.m., 21 Mongolia San Francisco at Examined and found correct: n. DAMON. Canadian-Australi- Go 25 Hongkong Maru ....Valparaiso f. Cashier. an Hoyal Steamship which Is tho same as Greenwich C. H. ATHERTON, . M 0 0 26 Chlyo Maru Yokohama hours minutes. The sun and E. F. BISHOP, 30 Tenyo . . . moon are for local time for tho whole Maru .San Francisco R. A. COOKE, group. ' with the CANADIAN-PACIFI- Directors. H. II. WALKER, Auditor. Steamom of the above lino running In connection ELECTION OF OFFICERS. RAILWAY COMPANY between Vancouver, B. C, and 8ydney, Subscribed and sworn to before 12th Q. m0 this day of July, 1910. N. 8. W., and calling hi Victoria, B. C, Honolulu and BrUbanc. HAWAIIAN FERTILIZER CO., LTD. J. D. MARQUES, FOR VANCOUVER. Notary FOR FIJI AND AUSTRALIA. At the annual meeting of tho Ha- Public, First Judicial Circuit. 1C Shipping m Port MAKURA AUGUST 19 ZEALAND1A AUGUST waiian Fertilizer Co., Ltd., held this ZEALANDIA SEPTEMBER ICMARAMA SEPTEMBER 13 day the following officers were elected at Fanning Island. Calls (Government Vessels.) to serve fo rthe ensuing year: Kukul, U. 8 L. H. T., Cai'rlger. B. D. Tennoy President J. P. Cooke Vice President U. S. In S. Cleveland, Rodman, Manila Lots VOYAGtiS. J. Waterhouso Secretary Fruitvale AT SUVA, FIJI, ON BOTH UP AND DOWN June 21. CALLING E. F. Bishop . Treasurer U. S. S. Chattanooga, Ma- Ge.-'- McDonald, George H. Robertson Auditor & Davies & Co., Ltd., l nila, June 21. Theo. Ants R. A. Cooke Director U. S. R. C. Thetis, from cruise, July C. H. 11. Atherton Director J. WATERHOUSE, One Cent U. S. S. Prometheus, Fran- Per from San cisco, Jury u. Secretary. Pacific Mail Steamship Co. (Merchant .'easels.) Honolulu, July 18 1910. Alden Besse, Am. bk., Miller, San Toyo Risen Kaisha S. S. Co. Pelro, May ,18. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Square Foot - Mary E. I'oster, Am. schr. Lud- Port Estate of Emily Backeberg, Deceased. i low, Juno 15. Stcxmers of tho above Companies will Call at HONOLULU nd Leave Notice is hereby given to all credit Or a trifle A. F. Coats, Am. sch., Morris, Had-loc- ors of tho said and over for home sites of more than this Port ok or about the Dates mentioned below: above named Emily Juno 30. Backeberg, deceased, to present their one acre each, adjoining the celebrated Pukele HONOLULU FOR ORIENT. LEAVE HONOLULU FOR S. F. LEAVE Golden Shore, Am. sch., Aberdeen, claims, duly authenticated, and with Homestead in PALOLO VALLEY, ten minutes' 20 .July 30 proper CHIYO MARU JULY MONGOLIA July 4. vouchers, If any exist, even if walk from the car line. 2 MARU JULY 30 tho claim Is seeuerd by mortgage up- ASIA AUG. TENYO Alice Cooke, Am. sch., Penhallow, These lots are .'.'.' AUG. 7 on real estate, to tho undersigned. adjoining the beautiful homes of MONGOLIA AUG. 15 KOREA Port Ludlow, July 18. Owen AUG. 20 administrator of the estate of paid de Williams, WilliamA. Rideout, Charles J. TENYO MARU AUG. 23 NIPPON MARU S. C. Allen, Amer. bk., Wllke, AUG. 28 Fort ceased, at Its place of business at the Schoening, Edward F. Patten and others. The AUG. 29 SIBERIA makai-Ew- a KOREA Bragg, July 16. corner of Fort and Mer- rear of these lots extends SEPT. 13 CHINA SEPT. 3 chant streets, In City Hono- to the hill slopes, from NIPPON MARU A.-H- . S. S. Arlzonan, Nichols, San the of 19 SEPT. 10 lulu, within six months from which grand views are to be had. Correct soil SIBERIA SEPT. MANCHURIA Francisco, July 22. the date 2G MARU SEPT. 17 hereof, the same being the date of the for all kinds of fruit CHINA SEPT. CHIYO M. N. S. S. Nevadan, San SEPT. 24 Francisco, first publication of this notice. Let me show you this MANCHURIA OCT. 3 ASIA July 23. property, OCT. 8 Dated Honolulu, June 30th, 1910. CHIYO MARU OCT. 11 MONGOLIA HENRY WATERHOUSE OCT. 15 TRUST $5oo per acre and up. ASIA OCT. 18 TENYO MARU TRANSPORT SERVICE. COMPANY, LIMITED, 3 MONG'oLiA'.': OCT. 31 KOREA OCT. 22 Administrator of the estate of the Map in my window. NOV. 5 Logan, from Manila for Honolulu, TENYO MARU NOV. 8 NIPPON MARU said Emily Backeberg, deceased. July 15. 5ts June 30; July 7, 14, 21, 28. DIx, from Seattle for Honolulu, July 15. BY FOn FURTHER INFORMATION APPLY TO Sheridan, arrived San Francisco AUTHORITY from Honolulu, July 12. S. H. HACKFELD & CO. i TP SEALED TENDERS. Chas. Desky Sherman, from Honolulu for Man FORT STREET ila. Tuly 14. Sealed Tenders will be received at the office of the Superintendent of Navigation Co.'s Schedule, 1910 WIRELESS SPARKS. Public Works until 12m of Saturday, Matson S. S. CHIYO MARU, AT SEA, 8 p. July 30, 1910, for tho laying of 12" SERVICE BETWEEN SAN FRANCISCO AND HONOLULU. DIRECT m., July 22. 85Y miles from Honolulu, wooden stave pipe, Kula pipe line, EXCLUSIVE moderate northwest winds, smooth Island & County of Maul, T. H. PATTERNS IN HANDSOME GREYS sea. Plans, specifications and proposal English and American - Francisco Sail for San Francisco. Weaves. Iade to your order with Arrive from San S. S. WILHELMINA, AT SEA, 8 p. blanks are on file in the Department August 9 and style unequalled. Lurline August 3 Lurline m., July 22. 826 miles, N. E. winds, of Public Works and may also be had August 17 Wllhelmina August 9 WILHELMINA smooth sea. from Mr. F. E. Harvey, Camp Ollnda, September 6 W. W. AHANA 62 South King Street Nevadan August IS Lurline S. S. SIERRA, AT SEA, 8 p. m., July Makawao, Maul. 22.--396 miles, N. E. winds, . The Superintendent of Public Works reserves the right to any "all The S. .S. Hyades of this line sails from Seattle for Honolulu, DIRECT, on reject or bids. or about July 16, 1910. S. S. MAKURA, AT SEA, 8 p. m... For further particulars apply to July 22. 1104 miles, moderate S. W. marston Campbell. winds. Superintendent of CASTLE & COOKE LTD.,..-- - GENERAL AGENT8. Public Works. Honolulu, July 19, 1910. ARRIVED. Yat Hing Saturday, July 23. NOTICE OF OPENING OF GOVERN- Store American-Hawaiia- n Steamship Co. M. N. S. S. rrevadan, San Francisco, MENT LANDS. Removed from King and River to Hotel, near Bethel. 5 a. m. Tehuantepec, every sixth ap- FROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU, via C. A. S. S. Marama from Victoria Notice is hereby given that all We have just received per S. S. Wilhelraina a splendid line of day. Freight received at all times at the Company's Wharr, 41st Street. and Vancouver, 11 p. m., July" 22. En- plications for the opening of public best qualities in South Brooklyn. tered port at 7.30 a. m. lands for settlement, must bo made embroideries and laces. They are all well made, I. I. S. S. Mauna Kea, Hllo and way upon blanks furnished by tho Com- HONOLULU high-grad- e FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA TO DIRECT: sub-agen- handsomely, finished and ports, 5 a. m. missioner of Public Lands or tho ts strictly goods. Prices o and 10 3. S. Virginian to sail July 25 August 6 of the different land districts, cents a yard. S. S. Mexican to sail applicants apply to PASSENGERS. and tho must swear to the For further information sub-agen- same before a t. Agents, Honolulu. Arrived. H HACKFELD & CO., LTD, MARSTON CAMPBELL. C P. MORSE, General Freight Agent. From Victoria, per S. S. Marama, July 23. Dr. S. E. Cummins, Miss C. Commissioner of Public Lands. M. Cunningham, Miss Martha Rath, Dated at Honolulu, July 19, 1910. 4ts. July 20, 21, 22, 23. Ocean Miss Mary Rath, T. M. Johnson, Mr. View Tract PH0J1E and Mrs. W. S. Witte, Mr. and Mrs. AN IDEAL PLACE TO LIVE. (IN ON-P- AG FIG BAGGAGE, 8HIPPINQ. C. Hauko, W. Babbige, Mr. and Mrs. 8TORAGE, WOOD, L. G. Richardson, Miss Dorothy Rich., IF ardson, Miss Constance Richardson, Xiill Artesian Water, High Elevation, Electric Lights, Delightful Miss Climate, TRANSFER CO. LTD PACKiNG, COAL. 50 Fenwick, Miss Rey Bell, Miss Paved Streets, Koko Head Breeze, Sufficient Rainfall Excel- A. G. Dunne and Miss S. Gurney. OFFICERS and DIRECTORS. lent Soil, Level Property, Cool and Healthful, Good Location Pure From Hllo and way ports, per S. S. H. P. BALDWIN President Atmosphere. ' 126 FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING Mauna Kea, July 23. J. F. Horner, Vice-Preside- KING ST. J. B. CASTLE 1st Our fixed prices are $500 tor Jno. Fait , Mrs. H. B. corner lots and $100 for inside lots, Hobron, F. S. W. M. ALEXANDER. 2nd size 75ft x 150ft. or 11.250 an. ft. nnoli. fliin tormn om r,n .od, Dodgo and wife, J. Howard and wife, Vice-Preside- J. R. GALT 3rd $10.00 per Misses Moward (2), Miss S. Vox, Miss and month on each lot. Call up telephone 659 and make an E. E. PAXTON Secretary cuiyujuunuiii wuii unu our J. Chawer,, Miss C. Macfarlano, ,E F. J. WATERHOUSE Treasurer oi representatives. Grimes, H. H. Cornby, Misses McCar- W. R. CASTLE Director thy (3), Miss J. Young, Miss E. Peter- J. GUILD Director Wa-gnor- , , son, Miss L. Miss M. Popple-ton- C. H. ATHERTON Director Firewood and Loal S. W. Wilcox and wife, Mrs. Jas. G. G. KINNEY Acting Auditor Kaimuki Co., Ltd., Lisson, D. E. Metzer,, J. Down H. F. Land Always Ludewig, Rov. C. Mijagaua, T. Kito, SUGAR FACTORS MAIN OFPIC BRANCH OFFICE Best Grades On Hand C. Nakamura, Miss E, A. Perkins, M. NTH Splnpla, B. COMMISSION ' KUCHA KING AND FORT STREETS WAIALAE St KOKO H. Manner, J. P. Davis, AND HEAD AVS C. P. Benton, wife and child, Mrs. H. PHONE 059 Dowsett, J. Hutcheson and wife, Miss INSUUANCK AGKNTS. Concrete Brick, Crushed Hutcheson, J. R. Nokookoo, Miss Kae-wehan- AGENTS FOR Miss Kamal, Mrs. Jameson, Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Com- S a n d Mrs. M. Anderson, Mrs. G. Bright and pany. "Your Credit Is Good" Rock and child, Rov. R. Kashlwn, Rev. N. Naka-wish- !, Haiku Sugar Company. W. Jordan, F. J. Lindemnn, W. Pala Plantation. , T. Frost, Miss Bottlge, C. H. McClan-ahau- Maul Agricultural Company, Miss Miss Kawewehi, Battlgo, H. Hawaiian Sugar Company. T. Barclay and wife, J. H. Jones, Mas- Mahuku Company. "YOUR CASH WILL DO BETTER" ter K. Willlo, Mrs. L. A. Parish and Plantation Kahulul Railroad Company. In Furniture, Wire Mattresses, Iron Hustace-Pec- LID son F. J. Lowroy and wife, A. Lowrey, Beds, Etc., Etc. k Co. S. Kennedy, A. Makokau, F. W. Jame- Haleakala Ranch Company, son W. S. Kabojakawa and wife, M. F. Honolua Ranch, IXRERXEI Phone 295 63 Queen Street 4fJtUXJ HONOLULU WIRE BED CO., LTD., Furkoda, R. S. Hosmer, M. Hino, Takn-hash- ! McBrydo Sugar Company, and wife, K. Nakamura, T. Ka- - Kauai Railway Co. KKapiolani Block Cor. King and Alakea Sts. TtiD HAWAII. BTAU, SATURDAY, JULY 23," 1910. TIIREa '"l Alb urns For Post Cards and Viows.

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KEEP YOUR PHOTOS AND POST CARDS In Albums. Wo have Albums In perman- ent binding and extension back. By MRS. RIVENBURGH Paper and Cloth Seal anil Burnt Leather. shower on her, when lol they pick up gracefully within. Tho tables were 10c to $C..OO. today's Star and all Is shattered. strewn with mountain ferns, mallo What a victim of reproaches and and scarlet carnations, a lol of these congratulations these two young, hap- sweet blossoms being at oach place Honolulu Photo py pooplo will be, after todayl and worn by tho guests during tho Tho wedding ceremony on Mon- pleasant meal. Ca Tho menu, whoch contained speci- Supply Co., Ltd., AU REVOIR. day was performed by Reverend He- - mens of ovory delicacy to Hotel non Simpson, General known Fort Street below Everybody's going somowhere, monway acting as best man, and Miss Hawallans and tastefully cooked and It's as hot as It can be, Sarah Lucas as maid of honor to tho served, was a delight to tho visiting And tho people aro dispersing bride, who was given away by her guests who had been invited, In a COHSOLIDRTED SODfl WBTEB To the mountains and the sea father, Mr. William Langton. Only a party from tho steamer by Colonel Spring fever's full upon us few of the relatives of tho brldo and Parker, and each mysterious bundle Is Absolutely Pure And tho land Is fast asleep most dearly Intimate frlendB witness- was merrily undone, revealing In a Tho vacation bugs ed tho ceremony. steaming breath of. richness an aroma as delicious as It was inviting. TELEPHONE 71. And Its making envy creep. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett will reside at When to Reno everybody the Young Hotel until their early de- The music was also a lfovelty, the Tried to "touch" a dozen twelves, parture for Bennington, Vermont, Hawaiian boys singing tho old me- lodies J. KBRSHNKR All their friends said "nothing doing," whero Mr. Bennett will tako his love- and sentimental ballads of these For they wanted It thomselves. ly young bride for a visit to his rela- islands. Many toasts, humor- ous nUTO HUE BEPQIBIKG Every steamer's full of people tives before returning to Boston, and otherwise, were proffered in the amber Decked with every kind of lei, which will be tholr future home. wine and tho affair was concluded characteristically by a And they smile In pity on us A A hula 1177 Alakea St. Phone 411 dancer In a round of merriment, tno As tho band plays them away. Among tho lstarting passengers In luau having been proclaimed by the Everybody's going somewhoro tho last Wilhelmina was Dr. C. B. kamaainas present one of the most Distant pleasure fields to roam Cooper, who, as Lieutenant Colonel of PRINCESS KAWANANAKOA. complete and characteristic over You and I are plain nobodies the National Guard rifle team, went W.EFUI1ER&C0'S got to stay given in recent years. 'Cause we've at home. on to join the boys at Camp Perry. many Among those present at the feast tho Interesting features of this several weeks in Honolulu. She ELEANOR RIVENnURGII. Later, Dr. Cooper will trayol in the were Mr. Reml P. Schwerin, Admiral oxcecdingly delightful dinner. was greeted at tho pier by a group of ast, visiting Washington, Chicago, and Mrs. Corwin P. Rocs, Captain nnd Tho largo grounds were illuminated friends. S. F. Call. Cupid has been up to his pranks Philadelphia and New York, where Mrs. Marlx, Paymaster Beauflls or by Chinese festoon- ft wmm. sup- he will spend somo tlmo at tho va- colored lanterns, a again, girls! And what do you the French cruiser Montcalm, Mrs. rious hospitals. He will return In ed from one great shado tree to an- The social event of tho week was pose he has done this time? Why he Walter Macfarlane, Mr. and Mrs. Al- about four months. other, and the dinner tablo was light- the golden weiWlng anniversary cele- bert Sire of Now York, Mr. has played us tho neatest, cutest and and Mrs. ed by colored electric lights. bration on Monday 'afternoon, of Pro- 4 A ft J. Milton Pray of San Francisco, Mrs. wiliest trick of tho season, when he friends of After recolvlng a cordial and hos fessor and Mrs. W. D. Alexander. By tho last mail local Sydney Smith, San Francisco, Mr. and whistled to two of his young victims, L. were pitable welcome from Mr. Colburn, who The Invitations had read from three Mr. and Mrs. W. Howard the Mrs. Mlnott of New York, Mrs. Hu- his two attractive daughters, Miss thirty until six o'clock, between and winking mischievously whisked recipients of programs of the various bert Vos, Miss Annie Graham, Miss and I Sarahand Miss Daisy Colburn, who these hours hundreds of guests filed them into St. Andrew's Cathedral on London theaters, one of which hailed Gertrude Macfarlane, Mrs. Bryan, Mr. Hawmarket, were charmngly gowned in white lin- Into tho luxurlnnt grounds of the Monday afternoon, thinking nobody from the Theatre Royal, and Mrs. H. F. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. I where a new play, a dramatization of gerie frocks, the' guests were seated home on Punahou streets with congra- 'i would "get wise," thu little rascal, so Robert Shingle, Miss Ada Rhodes, :1 Maeterlinck's "The Blue Bird" at a long table, which as covered tulations and good wishes for the hap; Maurice Miss Irene Dickon, Mrs. G. Smithies, ho could perform his joke and then, was presented. Edmond Rostand's by broken leaves of sweet malln, and py couple. Mr. - and Mrs. A. P. Taylor, Dr. Hod- graced by an vase as a center- when we found It out. hold his sides In "Chanticleer," which has practically gins, Italian Over the entrance of the quaint old Mr. Frank Thompson, Captain piece laughter, how, slow wo the world by storm, has herald- laden with red carnations and home, now In Its fifty-fift- h year, at were! taken Rupert - and J. Foster, Mrs. Mannio Phil- maidenhair fern. Lels of the same Well, he accomplished his end, the ed a new era In the dramatic world, Hps, occupied by the Alexander family for James Parker, Ernest Parker, tied of naughty rogue, and and the Blue Bird Is a farmyard fairy were about the shouldrs tho thirty-si- x years, was a dainty arch Major Purdy, Mr. and Mrs. J. Balch, guests taking seats. you all Impatient play on similar theme. their made of festooned vines and golden But are getting a Mrs. Gussle Schmidt, W. Lucas, Mr, to know who were ones A characteristic feature of the Lon- The place cards were substituted by shower sprays, and banked on either the about and Mrs. Carl Widemann, Miss Bea which all fuss is being don program Is a note wherein after- small Hawaiian oyster shells, whltln side by ginger branches pepper. this made. trice Campbell, MIbs Sibyl Winter, and To long story noon tea at matinees, Including bread which under a Hnwalian flag the The front was ablazo with make a short which Miss Clare Cummings, Mrs. Charles veranda even In Is only and Is served the audience at names were neatly Inscribed. These golden lilies, huge bowls of COVER'S Its serial form about butter, Falk, C. S. HolloWay, Miss Whitney, thete two chapters long Miss Genevieve an additional charge of Cd. We do souvenirs were accepted by the guests strikingly beautiful flowers filling Miss Ethel Whitney, Captain Houd- - Langton, young not oven get ice water In Honolulu on leaving as a dainty and original re- overy nook and the beautiful belle of letto of tho S. S. Sierra, Captain John crevice. tho younger set most theaters which could to advantage fol- minder of the pleasant occasion. On the makai lanal, Cooke, and one of the son of tho S. S. Wilhelmina, Mrs. It enclosed with Lewers & popular girls low example even In All the rare Hawaiian dlshos wero young bamboo shoots de- In Honolulu, on Monday the established ,W. Atkinson, Miss M. Mclntyre, Mr, tender and Limited summer playhouses oE New York. enjoyed by the guests, perhaps tho by Clcll co- afternoon, at five o'clock, in the the W. Williamson and Miss Mary Low, corated Breunner roses, simplest and quietest manner Imagin- most delicious being the desert of reopsis and golden shower, tho vener- . 177 S. King Street 4 4 cocoanut is able, became the bride of Mr. Charles On Monday, during the stay In this 4 shorhert, wheh made from able couple received, assisted by v? Admiral and Mrs. Corwin P. Rees tholr Bennett, the handsome and fascinat- port of the Manchuria, Colonel Sam the tender meat and milk of young laughter, Miss Alexander, the entertained at an elaborately appoint- and ing young baritone operatic star, and Parker and Princess Kawananakoa cocoa nuts and is one of the most en- members of the bridal party of so ed dinner on Monday evening, In hon- joyable even while this Is being by you entertained at a very sumptuous and of dainties. many golden years ago. read or of Admiral de Castrlos, In com- In a stupor of surprise, Mr. and Mrs. elaborate luau of which Mr. R. P. Princess Kalanlanaole was gowned They stood In one corner, In a per- mand of the visiting French cruiser In Bennett are unconcernedly living at Schwerin was the guest of honor. a red cloth frock, and wearing u fect Lower of peyper branphes and Montcalm, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter the Alexander Young Hotel. The beautiful home of Princess Ka- handsome coat of white Battenburg yellow kamanl leaves, under a roman- Dillingham. The color scheme of de- lace, while Princess Kawananakoa Wall, Nichols Co., It seems that Mr. Bennett became wananakoa on Ponsacola street, with tic bell .which was completely con-ccalo- d coration was pink In a setting of Limited. onamored of his Jicautlful young bride its green terraces .and trees laden woro a confection of black lace over by yellow shower blossoms, graceful palms and soft maidenhair ear-ring- Keep constantly on while in Honolulu about a year ago, with blossoms of golden shower whlto satin with long drop s of and suspended from center nnd hand the ferns and was exquisitely lovely, as pearls. the when he was en tour with the Her- and Ponciana Regia, was a fitting side by of smllnx, yel- TENNIS BALLS aro all social functions whero Ad- either trailers spot the Hawaiian whose Mrs. Sheeline looked very lovely in low liborty rib- TENNIS RACKETS bert Withers Concert Company, and for feast miral and Mrs. Rees preside. confection and satin tho feted admired guest of lies as much In the beauty of Its a robe of cream cloth. bon in the same palo shade. This TENNIS NETS much and merit Thoso present besides Admiral de GOLF BALLS GOLF CLUBS & General Mrs. Hem-enwa- surroundings as in tho menu. Princess During dlnuor a ladles sextette, bell was firs! used by Dr. Alexander's and Castries and Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Everything In the Sporting and Athle- and tho courtship which be- Kawananakoa made a handsome and which was another of tho very pretty fnthor at his goldon wedding In Maul Dillingham were Captain Cheron of tic line.. gan so was by gracious hostess gowned in a French features of the evening, sang sweetly was a nuptlcls promisingly continued the French cruisor Montcalm, British and slnco factor in the 71 King Street mail ever since. creation of white not, heavily embroid- charming all present. of Mrs. D. D. Baldwin, Mrs. Harold Consul and Mrs. Ralph G. E. Forster, At Mr. Bennett came down and, ered in soutache over white satin and These wero Princess Kalanlanaole, Rico Mrs. Joe Cooko, nieces of last Mrs. Hubert Vos of New York, Miss and a pretty luncheon given com- wearing tho long senorlta pearl ear- Princess Kawananakoa, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. at in Margaret Walker, Mrs. Herman Focke Alexander. Catton, Neill & Co., pliment to Miss Langton, her engage- rings so greatly in vogtre. With her Sheeline of San Francisco, Miss O. In tho recolvlng lino with Professor and Mrs. Eleanor Hyde-Smit- h of San Limited. in a bower of palms and golden show- Sullivan, Mrs. Nawahi, Miss Irene ment to tho visitor was announced. Francisco. and Mrs. Alexander wore: Mrs. S. M. Of course all the girls yere delight- er, Colonel Parker received the largo Dickson, Mr. Cecil Brown, Mr. Sam Damon, Mrs. Alexander's sister; Mrs.

? con- Mdsllo, Engineers, Machinists, Blacksmith! ed and surprised, for even the bride-elect'- number of guests as they swung Parker, Dreyfus of Paris, Cap. D. D. Baldwin, her sister-in-law- ; Mr. Invitations aro bridge and Boilermakers. closest frionds had not had tinuously up the drive In motors out for a tain and Mrs. Marlx, Mr. and Mrs.. H. P. Baldwin, her brother; Mrs. o luncheon at which Mrs. Charles Bry First class woru at reasonable rate. Intimation of tho case, and were put- nnd carriages, to the strains of Kaai's Charles Lucas, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Bishop, Mr. Hustaco, Mrs. Carrlo fern-cla- Cooper ting their heads together wondering orchestra, which played within a ant will preside on Tuesday; Taylor, Mrs. Ashford, Ella Long, Ma- Hayselden, Miss Frances Johnson, just when the wedding would take enclosure. e. yor Fern, Carlos Long, and John Col- Miss Mary Parker and Mrs. P. C. Silver Plate place, and where, and what would Ge- The luau was served on the lawn Mrs. J. A. Palmer is entertaining at burn. Jones, tho two latter of whom wero nevieve wear, and would she be ner In a lanal which had been erected of a very nandsomo luncheon this after 4 4 4 brldemalds at tho original wedding, - Mrs. A. Flat Ware vous ,and all that, and deciding Just palm nnd cccoanut fronds with Ha- noon at the Courtland In honor of Gartenlwrg and her chil- Mr. H. P. Baldwin being tho test man. Carolyn 30 PER CENT OFF when they would spring tho first big wallan and American flags draped Princess Kalanlanaolo and Mrs. J. M. dren, and Jean, have arrived When not standing to receive tho from to Dowsett, who Is soon to loave for an Honolulu spend tho summer newly arrived guests the relatives here, and aro staying at 9G4 J. A. R. VIEIRA & CO. extended tour through America nnd Tenth among those being soized by Dwlght street, Oakland. S. Europe. Tho luncheon tablo, set on F. Chronlclo. Baldwin who pinned yollow coreopsis 113 HOTEL STREET . tho lanal enclosed with national flags, 4 4 4 on them the host and hostess sat was gracefully adorned with masses Mrs. W. D. Huntington returned yes- of delicate rose pinks and maidenhair terday on tho Sierra after a stay of (Contlnuod on Page 7.) fern, tho same 1 blossoms and sprays 1 of fern being daintily spread over tho cloth, with the place cards done In K BEFORE water colors of a similar design. ti Covers at this pretty luncheon wore I laid for Princess Kalanlanaole, Mrs. J. taking a policy of life M. Dowsett, Princess Kawananakoa, : The Won Ruud insurance in any other Mrs. Pottle Bcrger, Mrs. Marlx, wlfo dertu company ask to see the of Captain Marlx, U. S. M. C, Mrs. Alice Brown, Mrs. Mary Gunn, Miss CONTRACT Ada Rhodes and Mdslle. Droyfus of Paris, A gas water heater with a brain. - IN THE - This afternoon is boing spent In Connects with every hot water faucet inthe house. New England Mutual brldgo, when delicious rofreshmonts of sherbet, cream and bon bons will You do not have to touch the heater at all. Life Insurance Com- bo served. Merely turn on the faucet, night or. day, and the water pany Of Boston, Mass. 4 4 4 One of the most unl'iue and beauti- comas scalding hot; turn oft the faucet and gas is extinguished. ful affairs of tho past week was tho Making it, by far, the compare Col-bur- most economical method known of and the many polulluncr given by Mr. John F. n advantages it offers at bis lovely home on Klnnu heating water. with those of 'other stroot, In honor of Princess Kalanla- companies naolo, Princess Knwnnunakoa and Mr. ' , t '"; and Sirs. Shoellno of Snn Frnnolsco, Daily demonstrations at tho i on Tuosday ovoning. 1 Tho dlnuor was sorved al frosco, h Castle & Cooke, lid nu oxpanslve and dollcioiuly I Honolulu Gas Company, Ltd., QBNORAL AQENT5 fragrant ylungylang hush, which so grows to form a largo arbor. Tho Young Building, Honolulu. hlogsQim) of this bush ary unusually MR. AND MRS. BENNETT, NEWLY WED COUPLE uwoot at. night, and wore but ono of ': Sv c . v.. inif m imWMMfwr im 1111 riiiiii ifiiii iiiriiimm niwi 1 i If&fm THH HAWAIIAN BTAlt, SATURDAY, JULY 23, "1910. ' - ' . , - . r""'; t - Good Display Y. iTlxe. KLaLroLiiaLinL Stan? YoshikawaBuilding. DAILY AND SEMI-WEEKL- Y. 163 King Street, opp. Young Visit our store and note thololcea-- A every afternoon (except Sunday) by the Hawaiian Stab Unele Walt display of curios, novelties, drawn and ffublished Good, new bicycles $25; second hand, Newspaper Association. band embroidered work. ' any cheap. Tricycles for ale. THE STAR ACCEPTS NO LIQUOR ADVERTISEMENTS. kind, The Poet Philosopher Motorcycles repaired and retired. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Eocal, per anaum Woman's Exchange Fine Job Printing, Star Office. Poreign, pet annum xa.oo Oh, the long-winde- d bore journeyed intoa store, where the mer- Payable in Advance. chant and clerks were all busy; and he told an old tale that was mall matter. . Entered at Post Office at Honolulu. Hawaii, as Bccond class moldy nnd stale, nnd made all the listeners dizzy; comer a favor 8ubtcrlber8 wh0 d0 not get their papers renularly will REAL LIFE and he hummed and he hawed and he droned nnd he V notifying the 8tar Office; Telephone 365. fool-kille- r . . I I DRAMAS pawed, and no one rejoiced at his sally; and the . . .. i uL.tL TU C- The 8uDreme Court of the Territory of Hawaii na accmrcu came onto his frame, and planted 8EMI-WEEKL- newspaper and climbed and THE STAR HAWAIIAN STAR (Dally) for ad-- alley. Oh, orator rose, nnd he talked through his -- - Suitable him out in the the Label M genera circulation iiiruuunu. or rendered White varftlsing proceedings, orders, Judgments and decree entered nose, and he screeched like a vane on n steeple; and he pounded the " of the vile plutocrats, and he wept o'er the woes of the people; Letters AN STAR should not be addressed to any slats ills we endure nnd the griefs of the poor, had filled him with connecTed wU;; the office, but simply to THE HAWAIIAN STAR, and the sorrow and dudgeon; then the foolkiller came and got onto his game, or Business Departments, according to tenororpurposc. or to the Editorial Oh, man who sings bass EDITOR and swatted him once with n bludgeon. the LOGAN evening on roaring; ho vended OLIVE DANIEL through a hole in his face insisted all 20. 1010 voice nearly up the floor- SATURDAY .JULY the limbs of our favorite hymns his ripped ing; in vain did we hint that he'd do well to sprint, he said he would IV RESTRICT IOX1STS VOTI3 YES. sing "Annie Laurie;" and the foolkiller yelled as the singer he felled, and buried his lungs in a quarry. Compare them with any other brand of olives in the market question in Hawaii for years to come . On Tuesday nqxt the liquor Copyright, 1910, by Geo. MutllitjW Adams WALT MASON. voles no to p and you will be instantly convinced of their superiority. ' Will be settled for better or worse. Every man who verdict be in the will help to lay the foundation, should the 7 o'clock join In the parade and march selling interest to to Aala park and tako part In the ve, campaign by the liquor ne-nti- for an offensive ROM great mass meeting to be held there. more wide open than ever SOLD BY ALL GROCERS make this Territory, especially its towns, Strangers, tourists and friends are of the liquor busi- ' for the trafllc. Nobody who believes in restriction urgently requested to attend the morn- alcoholic to pastor's by talk that prohibition means more VANCOUVER ing service and listen the be misled g ness should II discourse on the soul-stirrin- and ins- ft on tne Wx drink' consumed than ever. Prohibition niam.a..u, ...u piring theme announced above. With twenty first, fourteen-secon- d few years, has caused an euorn.uu of the past and six third class passengers for Ho- Wi ,..,. KAUMAKAPILI CHUItCH. - ... :.. nolulu, Itoyal Mall liner Marama wL- ' ;itliqUOr UUllSUinjmuii. f the Mr. Q. Woolley will speak to- arrived off port too lato last night to John morrow morning at Kaumakapili Just one line to remind enter, came alongside Alakea Why SURPRISES IN STORE. but the Special mE y church at eleven o'clock. street wharf at seven-thirt- this morn- music will to given by the girls from regular ing. :, is well known that many who are drinkers, the Industrial school. A cordial Invi- I' If to uie Fine weather with light variable and otherwise, are going voy- tation is extended to' all. YOU nnd irreeular, moderate winds was encountered the entire .... 1 1 Clubmen, business men, officials, nine an age from Vancouver and Victoria. A for prohibition FROM ii- - - tons of general cargo were WHY SUFFER express tlmii- I'onviction that alcoholic few , been heard to brought for Honolulu. RHEUMATISM. - fr, Muiuub - drink does nobody any good while doing a great niunj During the stay In Vancouver the It is a mistake to allow anyone to Sherwin Williams they rheumatism, as pain Workingmen on small wages have been heard to say that Marama was equipped with one of suffer from the harm. strongest wireless outfits on can always be relieved, and In most 3R A. JML JB enable them to carry home the the E I i would vote for prohibition, as it would Pacific, which will according to ex- cases a cure effected by applying I on payday instead of leaving the sustenance of their perts to capable of sending messages Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The relief I- their earnings Is alone men under, some duress to the a dlstanco of 2500 miles when proper- from pain which It affords - I families in the saloons. There are worth many times its cost. For sale by Finishes up. Paints ly tuned and they do not openly & Co., liquor interest who are so afraid of reprisals that Deck sports, dances; card tourna- all dealers, Benson, Smith Hawaii. prohibition' now, but who have told their friends in con- ments etc. were held nearly oery agents for You side with day for the benefit of the passengers. Know The Rest on Tuesday. There will fidence that their vote will be yes The delay in leaving Victoria was of steam Kirils: likeTy be surprises at the count in many polling booths. caused by the late arrival the PrinoesfeCROWDED LAST NIGHT. Francisco with a number er from San Signor Antonio's passengers for Marama. of the SURPRISE CIRCUS E. O. HALL & SON LTD., and Marine Hospital Service, The Marama will leave for the Co- United States Public Health Wonderful Troupe of Performing CORNER FORT AND KING STREETS. lonies at two-thirt- y this nfternoon. Office of Medical Officer in command, DOGS AND MONKEYS. and Cleverest Trained Honolulu, T. II., July 1010. BUNGLES. The Greatest i, ASSASSINS Animals In the World. T. H. To the Editor of the Star, Honolulu, BARCELONA, July 23. Antonio THE MARVELOUS TYLER. oc- Casks, Japanese .' Dear Sir: Under an editorial headed "Fair Play' Maura, former Spanish Premier, was Balances Mattresses, is made that after wounded here yesterday by a would-b- e Screens, Etc. Gillette Blades curring in vesterday's Star, the statement OTHERS FEATURES. fa. assassin. The assailant ar- - Federal authorities a case of small- vis LATEST MOTION PICTURES. a consultation with the ested. pox was sent in to Queen's Hospital under a diagnosis of PRICES 10c and 15c, COST TOO MUCH play state when. PHY chicken pox. Will you in the interest of fair CENTRAL UNION CHURCH. HONOLULU INSTITUTE for TO THROW AWAY SIOTHERAPY. Cor. Beretania and ? who were the consultants in the case. morn this case occurred and Dr. White will preach at the Richard sts.: onen from 8 a. m. to 7 p, Respectfully, ing service at 11 o'clock. m., except Sunday. Electric Lignt 13uj a "King of All" or a "Resh" Strop and keep a keen edge 'lu - CARL RAMUS, The subject of his sermon will be Baths, German Nauheim Baths, Steam Quarantine Officer. The Inheritance of the Meek." and Hot Air Baths, German Sitz uatns Chief Light, Massage, Gymnastic, X on the old blades. ;''' re- Along with churches Flnsen T,he statement in question was of "a famous case previously the other Ray's High Frequency, etc., etc. T will adjourn and the relation was of "an incident that hap--- the Central Union its lated, hy this paper," evening service and unite in the big government." That was long before any of the 50 cents pened before county union prohibition Rally at Kawaiahao do feel obliged to state present Federal staff came here, hence we not church at C:30 and afterward at Aaia were consult-nut- s more-- specifically "when this case occurred and who the Park. in ihi :is(i." Probably the hospital records would supply the in- - The male quartet will sing at the Trent TrustCo., fovirirtfidn. There was no reflection on the Federal quarantine service morning service at Central Union and LIMITED. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd. how un-lid- o Rally ' inteiided or implied. The case was originally cited to show at tho Prohibition at Kawala FORT AND HOTEL STREETS. and uniust it was to denounce the Honolulu police sur-- hao church in the evening. - The Bible school will meet as usual nPft 'for !rivinir the wronn cause of death in a case where he conduct- made at 9:50. ' ed an autopsy. Yesterday's reference to the former statement, OPPOIIUDIII very attack had been on July 12, was apt from the fact that a bitter METHODIST CHURCH. ' closed, by one of made,, after the incident was supposed to have been The First Methodist Episcopal the --Federal physicians upon the police surgeon. church, corner Miller street and Bere, foilMestipt - tanla' avenue, John T. Jones, pastor, Smith 1020 Beretania avenue. Premier TRADE OF THE UNITED STATES BY HEMISPHERES. residence TYPEWRITER Class meeting 2 o'clock. William A Property For Sale. Two Visible Writing. Back Space Lever, Speediest Escapement in exports from the United Knott, leader. good houses, 90,000 square feet An increase of 85 million dollars ever devised. Gear Driven Carriage (no straps or Col- decrease Sunday school 9:45 a. m., R. H of land (over two acres). Is near bands), States to other countries of the Western Hemisphere and a and Trent, superintendent. City. umn Finder I'aragrapher. - Hemisphere during the to center of of 14- million dollars in those to the Eastern Morning worship 11 o'clock. Ser year is an interesting fact develop -- eleven months of the current fiscal mon by the pastor: subject, "The Re $6000.00 Is the Price. DOUBLE KEY pd hv an analysis of the year's trade made by the Bureau of Statistics cognition of Friends in Heaven." Mu BOARD of the Department of Commerce and Labor. The figures show that sic by tho quartette. tlm wains in exnorts occurred in those parts of the world in which There will bo no Epworth League form the bulk of the merchandise imported, while the service or ovenlng preaching service. Hawaiian News Co., Ltd., .manufactures Trent Trust Co., AUUA. HUUJNU UUlLUliNli. losses occurred in those countries in which foodstuffs constitute an Tho Epworth League and church will ' imnortant wart of the import trade. Of the domestic exports to the unito with tho other cnurches of tho LIMITED. i .1 I c a prohibition meeting at divisions last year, manuiacuires lormuu,f iu uiu tunu ui city in union R various grand tho Kawaiahao church at 0:15, and at North America, CO per cent; South America, over Ho per cent; Oce- ania, 85 per cent; and Africa, GO per cent of the total, nnd to those sections of the world the exports from the United States increased; REPORT OF RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES OF while in the case of Europe, to which manufactures formed nearly 30 ner-cent- , nnd foodstuffs, 31 per cent of the exports, and Asia, to which The Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Mazda manufactures formed 70 per cent, and foodstuffs 10 per cent of the exports from the United States there were decreases during the year, OF HONOLU LU, HAWAII. The New World is rapidly increasing the share which 'it takes of The Improved Tungsten Lamp products of the United States and is, as shown by the figure already At the Close of Business, June 30, 1910. 71 i quoted, responsible for practically all the gain of miHibh' dollars RESOURCES. LIABLUTIES. made in the exports of the United States. W,lHle Oceania, shows a Loans and discounts $ 75,800.84 Deposits $352,390.10 gain of 8 milliou and Africa a gain of 1 million in the value of exports Overdrafts 59,159.96 Duo to banks & bankers.. 416.91 the'reifo during the eleven months, their gain of 9 million is" more than Furnituro and fixtures.... 2,715.22 Bills payable 1,246.59 "MAZDA" MARK GUARANf , offset by a Joss of 23 million dollars in exports to Europe and Asia. Due from banks & bankers 51,377. 58 All other liabilities 1,700.00 THE TRADE THAT 1-- TEES THE HIGHEST STANDARD In 890 America took 15 2 per cent of the total exports, from the Cash on hand 53,216.40 OF QUALITY IN METAL FILAMENT in 1900, 1C 1--2 per cent, in the fiscal 5(ear now All other resources 113,483.62 United States; and LAMPS. closing will take over 20 per cent, unless the month of June should rJJiLim& develop a marked decline in the share of the export trade going to J355.753.62 $355,753.62 American countries. Twenty years ago the exports to all America I, Y. Akai, Manager of tho Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Honolulu from the United States were valued at 133 million dollars, in 1910 Branch, do solemnly swear that tho foregoing statements are true and cor- to- "MAZDA" they will probably exceed 475 million dollars; their relation tp the rect to tho best of my knowledgo and belief. 1-- tho STERLING on silverware. tal exports having increased, as already indicated, from 15 2 per Y. AKAI, Equals mark cent. to more than 20 per cent. This means a gain in exports to day of June, 1910. America in twenty years of more than 250 per cent, while to all other Subscribed and sworn to before me this 30th DAVID L. PETERSON, world the exports from the United States were increasing .parts of the Notary Public, First JudI clal Circuit, T. H. The Hawaiian Electric Co., but 80 per cent.

9t. i.jjy THE HAWAIIAN BTAIt, SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1910. 51VII Financial and Commer By JLf. I- - TIMMONS

STOCKS BONDS PARTICULARS OF ROUTINE MATT REW0 COM STOCK EXGHAKGE 10.30 A. M. YORK MARKET THE FIRE AT PAIA OY ASKS HAND LEO TERS su T CO PI Ml Session Sales Hon. n. & At. Co. $19.50; 8 Ewa $34,375; 15 Oahu Su- The shareholders of tho Bank of Tho Maul News gives tho following Harry Armitngo and Mnrtln Grime, gar Co., $32.00; 10 0ahu Sugar Co. National Association On are already California met account of the llro at Pain, resulting account of it being an irregular planning early trips to two of tho J. Plerpont Morgans of $32.00; 25 Oahu Sugar Co., $32.00; C yesterday and ratified tho merger of date, perhaps, only three members Honolulu. On Honolulu's Wall street, are out with In the destruction of tho big storo his return to the Oahu Sugar Co.' $32.00; 50 Oahu Su- bank with tho San Francisco showed up for tho meeting of the a prospectus of another oil company, that ' Islands. Secretary Wood, of the Pro- - gar Co.. $32.00; C Oahu Sugar Co., National Bank, to become effectlvo thore: Hawaii Promotion Committee yester-- tho lands to be locnted In California mmuico, win can at bpo- - $32.50. August 1, 1910. The capital stock of A fire of unknown origin broke out. afternoon. and the wherewithal to come from y na- - kane and give them round Between Hoards 30 Oahu Sugar tho Bank of California will bo In In tho Paia store at Pala at half past I, Lot,,ers of " fouraglnjf another of this fair paradise. The concern is v Co. $32.25; 70 Oahu Sugar Co. IU1G LIUlli UUUUItJU nUlU 1 VjUU, vj.v. known as the Norrls-Mldwa- y Oil Com- $82.35; creased from tho present $4,000,000 to two this morning, Friday July 22, ami 10 20 tolling of the work being done in and After the business or tho meeting had pany, capital $500,000, the shares be- Waialua $129.00; Ewa $84.3715; $8,600,000, divided into 85,000 shares' completely destroyed the building and boon disposed 5 ESwa 50 around Seattle. It seems to bo tho of the committeemen ing $1 per. All the officers are s $34,375; Hilo Com. $12. 00; of the par value of $100. contents. - concensus of opinion that Mrs. Head- took up a number of topics, one of except Harry Armltage, who 40 Hilo Com. $12.00; 105 Oiaa 46.25. Tho stockholders of tho San Fran- Messrs. Engle Richard-- 1 Walter and leo is operating along proper lines them bolng the subject of coffee. Corn- - is vico president; and H. G. Middle-ditch- , Stock. Bid. Aakftd. cisco National Bank will recelvo cottage son who occupied a back of and doing excellent work. plaint has been made that Hawaiian who is attorney and a director C .Brewer & Co $400.00 In cash and 5000 shares of the tho storo wore tho first to discover The Acting Secretary roported hav- - coffees are being blended in such a of the company. Ewa Plant 34.876 now issue, and a dividend will bo de- the fire and they hurriedly telephoned ing received three letters from coast wnv tllnt te indlviduality ls lost and The prospectus tells a whole lot Haw. Ag. Co 185.00 - tlio superiority clared of the $4,000,000 out of tho sur- to manager F. P. Rosecrans and sum- printing houses in regard to llthograp- of tho local product about tho company's land and what Haw. Com. Co 40.50 41.00 plus. on appreciated. Mr. Mclnorny, who newspapers oil The dividend the entire issuo moned help but the fire had gained hie work required for tho 1911 floral havo said about tho Haw. Sug. Co 43. 00 will 9 per cent, which equal to parade. Two of them announced jb taking immenso interest in coffee, business; and then promises that its be is too groat a headway to enable those that Honomu Sug. Co.... 150.00 18 they would prepare forward dc- - reported a visit from an eastern busl- - well will be flowing by November 1 per cont on tho old capital stock. who camo to savo anything or even to and Sug. . . man who to Honokaa Co ... IS 00 18. 25 Fully 85 per cent of the stock was re- enter tho burning building. Apparent- signs, but tho third stated that "ess offered take and noxt. Tho incorporators of tho now market the whole of Hawaiian Haiku Sugar Co 152. 0'J presented at the meeting. San Fran- ly the firo from neighbor- it would stay out of tho competition, the company surrender their intorost in started tho coffee crop at good prices, provided Hutchinson 17.375 17.875 cisco Chronicle. hood of tho paint and qil room in the As the invitation to compete was sent forty acres of land for 100,000 shares out generally couiu uo certain tnat tho real nrti- - of at 25 cents a Kekaha Sugar Co.. 197.00 225.00 rear portion of the store. on tho mainland, it is the stock, valued anticipated that a largo number of cl was delivered to him. sharo. Koloa Sugar Co 160.00 The plantation offico which adjoined entries will bo received at an early to bo impression of Past efforts to float oil companies AIcBrydo 6.125 C.25 the storo was also totally destroyed, it seemed the VALUE OF IMPORTS ,dae- - some of tho members of tho commit- - locally have depended largely for suc Oahu Sugar Co 31.875 32.00 but tho plantation people were ablo to A batch of letters woro received tee that the coffee growers wero get- - cess upon tho attltudo of Honolulu Paauhau 20.00 27.00 remoo and save all of the valuables, from Lusiness men of Spokane, drawn ting tho short end anyway, as a result business men in respect to them. Two Pacific Mill Co 150.00 books and records oflTcc before tho out by literature sent from hero at of the absence of competition for tho such companies havo been qulto pro- Pepeckco 155.00 building was destroyed. misingly having S RECORD the request of Zeno IC. Myers. It ap- - purchaso of their product. It was started as a result of Pioneer AI111 Co 226.00 227. 50 A large ad- principal merchandise warehouse pears that when Mr. Myers was In stated that thero wero only two or local men in the offices and Waialua Ag. Co 128.50 130.00 joining the store was also burned, but Spokane buyers, tho fate of tho newer proposition in WASHINGTON, July 12 The total he told tho business men that three with the result that tho Walmea AIH1 Co 117.50 through tho combined efforts of the he send them some reading mat- - growers really received very tho Islands will doubtless also depend value of tho foreign commerce of the would little for I. I. S. N. Co 122.50 people who had hurried to scene open eyes re- - tho output. largely upon tho personal influenco during year the ter that would their in Hawaiian Elec. Co.. 200.00 United States the fiscal of However, this Is a phaso of of the few men interested in it. a second merchandise warehouse gard to Hawaii. The letters received tho Hon. K. T. Co. pfd.. 105.00 1910, which ended on Juno 30th, was response subject which will be taken up in- - which was at a little distance from in to tho literature show and Hon. B. T. Co. com.. 105.00 $3,302,821,017, according to complete vestlgated DODGE IN HILO. the store was saved. that a genuine interest in the Islands fully later on. At present Mutual Tel. Co 15.00 returns mado public by the Bureau of A tho Frank S. Dodge, representing tho conservative estimate of the los3 has been aroused. Tho president of committee will endeavor to see O. It. & L. Co 144.50 statistics of the Department of Com only pure is $100,000, which is fully covered by tho Spokane Chamber of Commerce that the artlclo of Hawaiian Bishop Estate, returned this morning Hilo R. R. Co 11.875 12.25 merco and Labor today. and leading citizens of that city coffee is sold as such in tho insurance. Tho origin of the lire other market from Hilo whero ho has represented Hon. B. & M. 19.50 20.00 Tho total imports were valued at Co.... a mystery at this writing, but his corporation in tho negotiations In Haw. Pine. Co 33.50 $1,557,854,S54, exceeding those of so far no suspicton of Incendiarism i3 regard to tho new harbor lines. As Pahang Bub. pd 19.00 3,907, the previous high record year, advanced, and may have been caused Is well known, tho Bishop Estate owns Haw. Tor. (FC) 100.00 by more 4s.. than $123,000,000. The total by spontaneous combustion from the much of the lands to bo affected by Haw. Ter. (B) 4s 100.00 exports were only by exceeded the fact that tho blaze started from the tho Improvements planned. Air. Dodgo Haw. Ter. 4 100.00 years 1907 and 1908, and were valued neighborhood of the oil and paint stated this morning that ho felt Haw. Tor. 4 100.00 at $1,744,96G,203, falling $136,000,000 flf suro everything would bo settlod to 3 . room. Haw. Tor. 100.00 1907, behind and $11C,000,000 below Manager Bosecrans has opened up POTATION OAHU tho satisfaction of everybody. Hilo Hamakua Ditch 0s. . 103.50 1908. They exceeded 1909, however, temporary quarters in the' warehouse peoplo seemed to bo more than Haw. Irr. Co. 6s.... 102.25 103.00 by $82,000,000. saved from the fire, nrd Is conducting unusually willing to "get together" on Haw. Com. Co. Gs 105.00 A rapid decline of excess exports tho buslics3 of '.he stove and wa'iing An unprecedented drop took place was bid and $130 asked. Waialua tho proposition, and tho results would Hilo R. R. Co. Gs 100.25 is evident. They exceeded imports by on his customers Friday morning, in Oahu stock this morning unprece- - will fall below its estimate for this undoubtedly prove all that could bo Hilo R. R. Ex. Gs 99.0O $187,000,000, as against an excess of even before the members of tho burn- dented for the reason that no cause year. desired In the end. Honokaa Gs 103.00 103.50 $351,000,000 in 1909, and $006,000,000 ed building have cooled and turned to for a decline appears on the surface. Ewa proved the exception to the Hon. R. T. Co. Gs 106.50 plantation e PAPERS FILED. Cs 101.00 in 1908, the latter the high year .for everyday ashes. The The stock has simply been turned rule this morning and showed renew-loos- e Kaul P. R. excess of exports. force has opened up in the labora- in large quantities, several of od activity. Between boards 25 shares The following papers wero filed yes- Kohala Ditch 6s 100. BO Imports free of duty were $756,000.- - tory building and are attonding to rou. the bigger brokerage concerns having found a buyer at $34,375, followed ty terday for registration: Alutual Tel. 6s 102.75 Sam and wf. to Emmallno H. 000, as compared with $644,000,000 in tlno business matters as if nothing unusual blocks to sell. 8 on tho board at tho same. At the Lifteo AIcBrydo Co. 6s 99.00 to Llftoc, deed. Sugar 6s 94. UO 1907, the former high record year for had occurred mar or disturb the On the street 30 and 70 shares sold close of the session this morning $34.-a- t Olaa Andrade to Gonsalves, free Imports. The dutiable imports even current of their every day la $32.25, and this morning on tho 375 was still bid and $34.50 asked, Joo Frank Waialua Ag. 6s 101.50 bill of sale. were ,$802,000,000, against $790,000,000 bors. board 15, 10, 25, C, 50 and 6 A salo of 105 Olaa was at shares made Alcleana Hoopil to J. F. Kuroda, in 1907, the high record year for duti- sold at $32. Then came delugo. $6.25, at which the stock seemed the lease. and tendency of the market favors able imports. Tho stock appeared, literally by the fairly firm. At the close of this Kilauea Sugar Plant. Co. to United sellers. dray load, at $32, while bidding drop- - morning's session $5,125 was bid OUTPUT OF and States of America, deed. Brick Kahl, a planter of Hawaii, is llll ped to $31,875. There was a plain, $6,375 asked. An- Alutual Bldg. & Loan Socy. of Ha- Tho best man was Air. C. B. with - at the Argonaut Mrs. Kahl. open, undisguised, Indisputable, deli- Sales of 50 and 40 Hilo Railway Co. Greon-well- , waii to Isaac L. Cockett, release. drews and the ushers Alossrs. Call. berate effort to bear to. smash the common stock were made at $12. CULTURAL Jaclntho R. Souza and wf to Alutl Floming and Rycroft. stock. A large concern leading the A sale of 50 shares Brewery was In Bldg & Loan Socy of Hawaii, mort- After tho ceremony, which was by made $19.50, buyer evidently sellers' market claimed not to know at the gaged. Reverend Ebcrsole, the bridal party MEMORANDUM BOOKS Agricultural Company finished conjec- feeling doubtful success pro- J Maui the cause of the slump; but of the of W. G. Irwin to Honolulu Park Com- departed in nutos to tho homo of tho J Loose-lea- f and pocket mem- - Tuesday. grinding last Thursday and the total tures would not down. hibition next mission, deed. bride's parents, where a supper was orandums of every description. 5 yield is 29,295 tons. This company only Tho week ends with stock mar-k- ot Tho businesslike reason for the A. H. Dondero to G. L. Samson, served to the bridal party and imme- Best assortment and lowest following sugar - J is composed of the the decline is to be found in the ap- in a very unsatisfactory state mortgage. diate relatives of tho young couplo. prices in tho city. Pala, Kallallhui, Ala- - estates: Haiku, prehension that next year's crop may Timidity prevails at every hand, and Ambrose K. Hutchinson, Tr., to Y11 Tho young couplo departed tho fol- A. B. ARLE1GH & CO., LTD. 5 kawao, Kula, Pulehu ana Kailua. The to not be up to expectations; but this tho bears seem havo control of the Len Kui, lease, lowing day to Hawaii, whero their Hotel, opp. Union. capitalization is $4,900,000. 5 total is exceedingly far fetched. situation. It Is presumed, however, Kolba Sugar Co. to AIcBrydo Sugar honeymoon will bo spent. year the yield of Maul Agricul- 10 Last Waialua was still weak, shares that matters will adjust themselves in Co., Ltd., A. L. Company was 28,808 tons, which tural selling at $129. At the close $128.50 time. to Sarah J. Graco deed. Miss Baraclough entertained at a I H. Rahim was 1,200 tons above tho estimate. G. : Georgo P. Castle and wf to Sarah very daintily appointed luncheon on Tho for this year was 27,750, estimate Graco deed. Saturday at tho Courtland complimcn. has been exceed- so that the estimate Juliana Gouvela and hus to Sao tary to her sister who left in tho again, time by 1,545 tons. Next T OF SUGAR ed this EiEIICY Alartlnho Socy of Hawaii, mortgage. Sierra for San Francisco. year acreage bo 321 acres tho will Georgiana and hsb to W. Tho decorations were in golden more this year. bhm-som- s iyCcUi. Asthna. Bronchlils indEEEEEE than R. Castlo Tr., mortgage shower, a centerpiece of these Lun1 tronblet quickly cured bvfr 0 In addition to sugar cane, Maul MARKET FAVORS SELLERS with bouquets, at each placo io Agricultural Company is engaged in is towards somewhat higher prices which menu cards wero attached com tho raising of pineapples, cotton, corn ipOWELLSlP everywhere. pleting the appointments. Covers wevo and rubber. About 4,000 rubber trees & July be safely eventually sugars aro still waiting buyers laid for seven. BALSAM aro to ho tapped this year. Willett Gray's sugar letter of considered to bo Java on tho basis of about 4.51c. landed, 96 I 7, In mall this morn- - closed up, as our teflnors sooner or I which arrived tho - OF deg. test, for Soptembcr-Octobo- r arrl- The reception and ball to bo glvon PROVISIONS, ETC. later to some extent at I I ing, contained the following In regard must draw, market oventually shouldJ at tho Aloana hotel noxt Saturday quota-- 1 val, and the 1 The following are wholesale to raw sugars: least, upon full duty paying sugars sugars 10 evening by tho Hawaii Yacht club, ANISEED j - includo purchasers of those ttons for standard groceries and feed- noxt Cuba crop comes to ma- In ovory way to bo a most Of all Chemists , The interesting feature this week In some extent at least. promises 3 8k and Stores. m stuffs for this date: turity. our report Is the statistics, given elso-wher- No further business has been done beautiful and elaborate affair. Flour, patent, $5,50 to $3.75 a bar- out of tho total consumption of su- Tho week under review shows an In Phlllpplno sugars, of which only a Tho invltntions aro now and rel. gar Improvement from 4.30c per lb., 96 quantity remain unsold from all the iveoplo of promlncrico In l. In tho United States, for tho six moderato Flour, straight, $5.00 to $5.25 a bar-re- months ending 30th year, test basis Centrifugals, to 4.33c. per procedlng crop. Tho encouraging Honolulu. Alarket strong and advancing. June of this as compared with tho same periods of lb, tho closing qtotatlon, but this sales of theso sugars this season, at Corned beef, , tins $3.20 to two preceding years. figures difference of 3c. per 100 lbs, Is, at tho largo profits to the Filipinos, is .1 IN THE MOONLIGHT. $3.25 per dozen. These show consumption 1,011,820 tons, close, virtually nominal, as no busl- - strong temptation for theso Filipinos joy le CERTIFICATE OF TREASURER. Corned beef, tins $1.90 to of Under most conditions a rido 1.-- noss can e done at less than tho to increaso their ciop rapidly to tho up to Its name. When It Is In tho 2.00 per dozen. against 1,602,907 tons last year, and basis which is likely to result 300,000 tons limit without assistance direction of Halelwa It topples oyer I, D. L. CONKLING, Treasurer of Corned beef, Australian, 1 lb. tins 586,889 tons In 1908, It will bo noted hereby cer- from invlslblo refined during the coming week. August from putside. syndicates. with joy because tho party has anti- the Territory of Hawaii, do $1.65. tho stocks of tify, In accoraance with tho require- mostly in refiners' hands, that the clearance hold at 3c. c. & U. at the Rqcoints at the Four Ports increas- cipation. Tho good dinner, and pos- Salmon, red Alaska, in tins, $5.25 sibly a ments of Section 2577 of the Revised meltings or production of refined su- - close. Sellers continue to contract ed Ttnd meltings diminished, tho lattor danco at tho hotel, Increases Laws of Hawaii, the same being to $5.50 per case of four dozen, Is. volumo of pleasure. Tho moon gar has been greater than the rc- - their offerings within narrower limits on account of the holidays. Stocks In tho portion of Chapter 158 of said Revised Salt Salmon, Rod Alaska, in barrels, shines bright this week and a rido to qulroments for consumption. This In- - and hence, wo infer that continued tho United States and Cuba together Laws nroviding for the Incorporation $9 to $lp. Largo King salmon, nominal. Hnloiwa any ovoning will bo a plea- banking corporations, I have visible supply will disappear during Improvement in prices, even although aro now 626.2G5 tons, against 635,90'J of that Rolled barley $27.50 to jua.uu.u sure beyond expression. Tho wcdk-en- d examined Into the condition 01 me tho last six months of tho year. slow, must follow. tons last week and 550,629 tons last LIMITED, Hay $2G to $28. at Uils popular hostelery Is a Joj BANK OF HONOLULU, Considering all conditions of trade, Europe, also, has undergone a favor-th- o year. corporation formed under said Bran, $27.00 to $29.00. to tho man or woman who Is tlretl a actual consumption of sugar must able change In prices during tho week, cable, figures Chapter 158, and that the said corpor- (Hawaiian), $3.75 to $4 per Tho weekly Cuba out through business or social cares. Rice be considered satisfactory, although Beot quotations last week wero 14s 10 tons visible pro. ation has complied with the provisions bag. Very weak. out 1,686,000 renulred by Bald Chanter 158. as slightly under tho normal. l'2d. f. o.b. Hamburg and are this (Uiction to dato which, with complied .Rlco (Japanese), $4.30 to $4.45 per - amended, to. be with before: The tlmo for improvement In prices week 14s 11 3 d. with new crop Oc- tho same receipts at t,hls trao as last

commencing the business of banking, .bag. tober-Decemb- 3-- - of raw sugars has at length arrived. advanced to lis 6 4 year, would give a total Vrop of 1,808,- Sugar and that the said corporation, BANK Valencia oranges' aro $3.75 to $4 a 4.30c Is auth- Tho stocks hold In Cuba are now un- - d., against 9s. 11 4 d., last year at 582 tons. If tho crop Is to finally turn OF HONOLULU, LIMITED, box. to commence said business of prices can be time. Cane In Europo aro out materially less than 1,800,000 tons orized Apples now crop, $2 to $2.50 per der full control, wid this Javas Beets, 14s, 7d' banking. asked for tho samo moro nearly based 14s. 6d., against 4 last year tho weokly receipts should begin to box. lis. In witness whereof I have hereunto upon price boot sugars of tho at time. show It in reduced amounts, of which New potatoes, $1.50 to $2.25 per tho of this seal of Octobor-Decerabe- - set my hand and affixed the now crop for r dell- F. O. Llcht cables us favorablo thero aro no present indications. Th3 Trust Co, Treasury Department this 2nd hundred. Henry WaterhousB the dlfforenco-o- pa- - porta growing European beot growing crop of Cuba Is making favor day of Juno, 1910. Onions Now. California, $2.50 to Tho present f for tho ' rity between Centrifugals and now crops. ablo progress but, of courso, It Is too Members Honolulu Stock and Bond (SIg) D. l. CONKLING,' $2.75, . crop beets for October-Decembe-r Is Tho wholo world's trond on sugar early yot to say much about It Exchange. , , Treasurer of thoTerrJtory of ' can crop In tono AND (Seal) Huwall. 81n Job Prtnttna, star Offlc. lie por 100 lbs., which difference from now to tho maturity of new gonoral, at tho closo, tho FORT MERCHANT STS. f SIX lflB HAWAILkN MLArf, SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1910.

Ayer's Sarsapai'illa appointment if she don't win this AMU8EMENT8. Makes Good Blood rnco. DECLARES Trick your sklu The ronton for her dofsat will bo with a noodle. BY JAMESORW. W. BREWSTER. tho nmln topic of tnlk for some tlm will soo TS to coiflo, If tuch a thing should hap- New Orpheum Ton SP is pen. that it (Phone 660.) full of o blood. YACHTS RACE TODAY FOR Talk of that kind Is much bdttor Hut what than the usual kind about town. kiud ot BROKEN Casino Musical Comedy Co. blood? If tho Hawaii should win, save up your money for tho big next Itlch and time IN ANOTHER Saturday. HIT. puro? Or' THB COP COUNCIL GROVE, Kansas, July 23. thin and In an yesterday before an The owner of tho Mollllou will bo address "Ryan's Reception" itnpuro? a happy man If his yawl wins the race. audience at a chautauqua here Sen- 1 MS as- Inipuro At three o'clock this afternoon tho Professor Abe can't account for his ator Albert B. Cummins of Iowa blood col MEL o starting gun for the fourth round-the- - lsod of tho following players this team being defeated by the Military serted that the pledge innilo In the Re- EVERY NUMBER A WINNER! ors tho sklu inland yacht race will be flred, tho afternoon. Walter nnd Harold Dllllng- - team. publican national platform Is 1908 for voider EVERYTHING NEWI with cczonia, iJKWnil ' II himim aar Glndys. Knniohntnehn, Charlotte C and ham, Sam Baldwin and All'Magoon. tho revision of tho tariff was not ful- rashoi, plmplos, Hawaii being the yachts that will try. He says thero will bo a difference filled by congress at the last session. pustulos, salt-rhout- bolls, carbun- ALUMNI VS. A. c. for the handsome tropny presontod by j J. s today and tomorrow. He declared that Aldrlch, Cannon Special Matinee Saturday Anywhere otlior sores. Tboso simply WASEDA VS. cles, and George It. Carter. Much , MARINES. and others, who took the lead In in tho House, 25c. soinothlng bad down doop In i i wo anu games toll of speculation can be hoard on nil sides iasi exciung ot Castle Is going to try Hard for a no framing the tariff bill never attempt- tho blood itself. Oltitmonts, washes, Is one most baseball nro scheduled for this after-likel- y today as as team as to which yacht the bit same far his ed and never Intended to keep tho powders and cosmetics will not reach to win;" but after careful con-'noo- n at Athletic park, tho teams that Is concerned. Monday, July 25 pledge made to the people by the tho evil. You must tako out all Im- slderatlon with past form to go by,1 will play being Punahou Alumni vs. J- Republican national convention at ANOTHER SURPRISE purities from tho systom with the Kiimohameha seonis to be tho! - Cb nnd Waseda vs. tho Marines. Wlnne says thero will bo nothing to I Chicago. favorite. All four captains promise to have It. "AFamily Cyclone" in .i race like this one today will ! their best men in tho game which will Senator Cummins said further that Prices 25c, 50, 75c. AVER'S be. a jncht is obliged to bo able to add more Interest to tho playing, ns Soares has a smile that would Indi Spoakor Cannon, Senator Aldrlch and and nnint vpi-- bleb Into the wind on fans want to see players in tho cate victory tomorrow. other standpatters were driving tho count of the fact that a head wind j game that aro ovenly matched. o nation Into socialism or game will Sarsaoarilla will be met with most ot tho way The first be tho cham Louis is not fond of eighteen inning control and away from tho individual pions of Oahu league year, 1 'round tho island. the last games, so ho says. competitive theory. and thon sea how quickly tho skin can! and the Alumni team from Oahu Col For n sloop the Kaniehamoha o Under the leadorshp of Cannon and Baseball troubles will disappear. average lege. Castle will do tho twirling for point far above the as sho X crowd expected his alma mater, which will bo enough record is tomor Aldrlch, bo went on to say, the tariff Sarsa-parll- la has proved In more races than one. As now made, Ayer's row if th weather Is good. was tho slightest Honolulu Athletic Park contains no alcohol. The Gladys Is another yacht that Is to guarantee tho game being interest- rovlsed without heed is ing from a fan's standpoint. to the cost of production. many good on windward work, hue she Lowrey and Kennedy are practicing There are imitation not the boat the Kam Is. The last game with tho Marines and Senator Cummins denied the Sarsaparillas. Wasedas should bo a good one, hnrd for the Wall cup. Crozier thinks with his yawl rig the charge that he was trying to organize as Marines havo reinforced Be sure you get "Ayer's." he will be able to do better than tho their a new party. Saturday, July 23-- that team with tho best players at Camp lUherton Richards will have to play Prepared by Dr. J. C. Atr & Co., Lowell, Mm., U.S.A. eltho-- of tho other throe yachts, but Very. some if he wants to win tho cup again. p. m. two exceptions the Charlotte is SAFETL APPLIANCE FAILED. 1:30 with regular fans who attend tho Castle and Low are both out for the an" unknown quantity. rhe games that tho O. C. A. cup this time In dead earnest. FORTRESS MONROE, July. 23 The ALUMNI Fraternal Meetings Since her launching' nearly a year feel certain O. C. vs. J. A. C. and Waseda teams will have the o responsibility "for the explosion which ago she has won two races, which says he will try U. S. M. C. vs. HONOLULU LODGE NO. 616, honors' at tho end of the games. Low out "like" on resulted in tho death of eleven artil- WASEDA wero only saved by a very close mar- other days but tennis days. victories Tomorrow tho C. A. C.'s will meet lerymen here. on Thursday Is laid to B. P. O. ELKS. gin In each case. Tho of the game, yachts nre so numerous the Marines in tho first the the failure of tho safety mechanism to Meets In their hall on King Street other three second lelng between tho Portuguese Bockus will also attempt to win tho it would tako too much space to' operate when tho sudden powerful near Fort, every Friday evening. Visit- that and Waseda teams. No ono can fore- evaslvo cup. "Bock" you better give publish them. pull was given by the artilleryman ing Brothers are cordially invited to tell with any degree of certainty the up, the young cnampionsuip days are lanyard. Sunday, July 24 attend. Strong steady winds Is all that the outcome of any baseball game, but over. attaching tho owners ask for today and tomorrow. feeling JAMES D. DOUGHERTY, E. R. the general seems to be that C. A. C. cs U. S. M. C. . The rest they say will' be easy, as tho the Portuguese and Chinese teams Entries for the Hall cup will open NEGRO CHEUFFER SUSPECTED GEO. T. KLUEGEL, Secretary. best boat will win providing there are August. P. A. C. VS. WASEDA will take the honors from tho Waseda the first part of CHICAGO, July 23 Ernest Stevens, no accidents. and Marino players. around the a negro chauffeur, formerly employed ADMISSION 75C., 50c, 25c. Harmony Lodge, No. 3, I. O, o. F. The yachts will sail exact for opening play Island, finishing The date the by of the Monon railroad, Box Plan for season tickets at every Monday evening at 7:30 westerly end of the MILITARY BALL. ing not decided. President Meets has been yesterday. Chambers Drug Co. off the bell buoy. When this story is being read, the was arrested here He is la Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort SL Visit- suspected having fans at the league grounds will be At least forty entries are expected of been connected cordially invited to at- LEAGUE RESULTS. ing brothers BIG rooting for their favorites in the Mili- for the Hall cup play. with the railroad man's death. Stev- tend. Yesterday's big baseball games on tary games. Tho Fort Ruger and Na ens is declared to have threatened to Empire Theater H. E. McCOY, N. Q. the mainland resulted as follows: tlonal Guard teams aro playing the The cup will be well worth winning, kill Rawn. HOTEL STREET Brooklyn first game, the second game being according to donors. E. It. HENDRY, See. National Pittsburg ,14, the 1; Cincinnati C, Philadelphia 4; St. scheduled between the Fort Shatter BANK $70,000 SHORT. Louis 4, New York 0. Other games and Hospital Corps players. By the way, has the Wall cup ar NEW YORK, July 23. The Russo-Chines- e were postponed. If fast performances aro to be taken rived from the coast, Mr. Wall? oris American Washington 1, Chicago Into consideration, the two teams re- bank in this city was reported Honolulu -- - Iron! 5; Washington 2, Chlcago2; Boston presenting the mllltla of Hawaii are "Sonny" Cunha says no time for short $70,000 yesterday. Negotiable Changes a Week- going to re- 0, St. Louis 3; New York 11, Detroit be the victors. Both the tennis any more. Every one hopes bonds to this amount, it was said, dis- 6, 7; Phila- - gular army teams are lacking In the how- appeared week there Is no MILLS, 8; Philadelphia Cleveland that he will change his mind, last and .STEAM ENGINES, SUGAR - thing delphia- 1, Cleveland 1 (game called main in baseball, and that is ever. clew yet discovered as to how they BOILERS. COOLERS, IRON, BRABS team work. two teams In fifteenth Inning on account of dark- Tho local are were made away with and the bank AND LEAD CASTINGS. this regard, is ness). better in hut there Nowell says that the Hall cup looks to explain Admission 15c, 10c, 5. Description a great Improve- officials are at a loss the Machinery ot Every still deal of room.for good to him. says the same ment. Steere discrepancy. ad to Order. Particular Attention MATCHES ARE ASSURED. thing. to Shlp'a Biacksmlthinc Job rld TAFT GOES TO BANGOR. Work Executed on Short Notice. Negotiations wqre completed late WASEDA'S RECORD yesterday afternoon by Larry Twomey The following Is a list1 of tho games BAR HARBOR, Maine. July 23. Pari Theater use Aloha park for next played by for the of tho Waseda baseball team COMING President Taft's visit here closes to- MISS ETHEL MAY, night, Cornyn Oat & Plossman Saturday when Pat and since their arrival and tho scores In day. He will proceod to Bangor and Cardoll will meet in a fifteen each: Soprano Soloist From Keith's. STATIONERS AND Jack will go to Ellsworth, the home of round boxing match for sixty per cent, Won. later GEORGE GARDNER, Senator Hale, where he will, remain America's Favorite Irish Dialect BOOK SELLERS. of the gross gate .receipts. July 4 Wasedas 8, Chinese C. BASEBALL. until tomorrow. Comedian. At the same meeting the principals July 9 Wasedas 5, Marines 1. Ru- - Office. July 23 N. G. H. vs. Fort DESMOND SISTERS, Merchant Street near Post signed articles and posted forfeits for July 10 Wasedas 3, Portuguese 2, ger; Fort Shatter vs. Hospl- - Songs their appearance in tho ring. IS Innings. and Dances tal Corps. THOMPSON, Both men havo been doing llgjit July 12 Wasedas 1, Navy 0, 12 July 23 O. C. Alumni vs. J. A. Singer. CO. training In preparation for tho 'go innings. WEEK'S Y. WO SING .S. M. C. vs. Waseda. CARL WALLNER, ever nince their arrival, tho heavy and July 14 Wasedas 1, Military 0. C; UU German Comedian. GROCERIES, FRUIT8. finishing touches to their training be- Lost. July 24 C A. C. vs. U. S. M. J. V. GIBSON, VEGETABLES. HTO. ing scheduled to start today. The July 3 All Oahu C, Wasedas2. r C; P. A. C, vs. Waseda. catch-welcht- Song and Dance. California Hotter, Itto rt.; Cooklxa men havo agreed to hox at July 1C Oahu Alumni 1, . TENNI8. Wasedas CUNHA'S ORCHESTRA 3Bc tho stvlo of flchtinir to bo 0, 17 Innings. August . . E. O. Hall cup play Butter, lu.; Fresh Dried Fruits. and 118G-11- decided at the ringside before tho July 17 Chinese 9, 5. (singles.) Nuuanu Street. Wasedas MOTION PICTURES. match. July 19 Navy 1, Wasedas 0, 13 September cup tour- - Ttltphont Main 23a. Box III ..Wall Mike Pa ton will probably refereo Innings. ment (singles.) Admission 6c, 10c, 15c. the bout, as both men are perfectly July 21 Military C, Wasedas 5. Soptember .. B. O. Hall cup VilO CLOTHES CLEANING CO. satisfied with Mike, who knows tho tournament (singles.) game from start to finish. YACHTS N EARING PORT. t- - Novelty Snrconl and Matterson, a new man, GOLF. Theater '.' Beretanla Streec, Near Fort. Somewhere a few hundred miles to - will meet In an eight dound go before July 17 Medal play tourna- Cor. Nuuanu and Pauahl Sts. We clean and press suit oT clotnes the northward and eastward of Oahu, the big one, the other go not having there are three yachts struggling for ment H. G. C. every week at 1.50 a month, payable definitely upon. July 31 Novelty tournament been decided the supremacy of the Pacific in tho t (n advance, clothes cteanea lnaies 'Simmons of the Thetis, is very an third ocean race hold under the aus- Country Club. nd pressed. Work guaranteed. xlous to meet some one his weight pices of the Hawaii Yacht Club. August 21 Two ball foursome Wise & Milton and it is quite probable that he will The Hawaii, Sweetheart and Mol- - Country Club. ' be matched In the first preliminary, are me wnuo DR. F. SCHURMANN uiou racers tnat are August 28 Foursome tourna. Colored Artists Twomey is making his demit as a sailing with every inch of canvas set ment H. G. C. OSTEO- boxing promoter, nnd for reason 'OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. that no doubt, for the coveted finish line POLO the houso should be taxed to Its off PATHIC OCULIST. Diamond Head. August Tourna- - MOTION PICTURES. limit. The public who havo received ago f Inter.Island Hours. Consulting, p. in. Sat- Fourteen days today at noon ment. 23 several shocks as a result of boxing the yachts will havo been on Excepted. Operating, a. their ffl B urday 812 matches In the past, can rest assured way, In what promises to be the most A CLEAN HOUSE AND m., 3- -6 p. m. - that everything next Saturday night exciting race ever held for the prized Telephone 33. Office, corner Bereta- will be clean and square. blue ribbon of tho Pacific. ' LONG BRIDGE SPAN. streets. Both Cordoll and Cornyn aro going In A good nla and Union many people expect that one The long span of concrete bridge HONOLULU, T. H. tho ring with only onj thing in mind Pau Hana of the racers will arrive today, but as over Wlssachlckon at Philadelphia ka and that Is to win. If Cordell should every ship arriving from the coast is not long to hold the distinction of ARF. FAST FRIENDS. win It is almost certain that ho will has reported light winds, it Is doubtful of kind tho challenge Dick Sullivan for another It they will be sighted for several days the largest structure its in All kinds WRAPPING PAPERS and match for the middle weight cham to come. world. Its span is 233 feet, and tho TWINES, PRINTING and WRITING pionship of Hawaii. Every ono In Hawaii Is anxious to Rocy river bridge of 280 feet clear PAPERS. see the local entry finish first, but as span Is now under construction at buy- AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- PAPER & POLO PRACTICE TODAY. sho is not a light wind boat It is quite Cleveland. SUPPLY CO., LTD. possible that she will be beaten unless A bridge having a central span of Members of the Oahu Polo Club will Regal Shoes QEORGE G. GUILD., General Manager, sho got miles ahead in the first few 281 feet has been designed for Spo- moot at Moanalua this afternoon, dnys out of San Pedro. and Queen Streets. several periods play having kane to carry Monroe street across Fort of been "A strict day and night watch is be play-or-s tho Spokane river. A span of 285 PHONE 410 arranged In tho event of enough ing kept Honolulu for tho racers by tho com' been adapted to carry the putting in appearance. mitteo at Diamond Head, and ns soon feet has Inter-Islan- d York barge canal over a gorge As practice for tho as ono Is sighted the Hawaiian Elec New tournament Is absolutely necessary, tric company will the public In the vicinity of Medina, N. Y. A Drink let know CARLETON CHASE, A NEW SEE THE It Is hopod that ovory playor will bo by four whistles, followed by three bridge recently placed under contract MAY'S OLD KONA COFFEE. on for on Grabowsky Truck hand nractlce tho four blasts for tho' Hawaii, two for the by the civic authorities of Rome FAVORITE. Best In tho Market. regular days botweon now and August Wagon Co. Sweothoart and ono for the Mollllou. will cross tho Tiber with a span ot HENRY MAY & Honolulu Powor 10. "Ryan's Rccoptlon," which has had CO. Mgr. 328 feet. Tho cost of this bridge 22. W. M. MInton, The third and deciding game be- a successful run at tho New Orpheum, Phone SPORTING NOTES. has been estimated at $250,-00- tween tho Cavalry and Oahu teams A bridge comparablo with It In will havo Us last porformanco tonight, will oe played noxt Saturday aftornoon Which will it be ono, two or threo j ovory respect is now half finlshod at Monday night "A Fanjlly Cyclone." at Moanalua. This game should at- whistles? WE INVITE INSPECTION OF OUR GOODS tract a big crowd as oach toam has Auckland, Now Zoakind. It has a to- another bright and breozy musical won a game. If both teams play as Four whlstlos nnd thon three makos tal length ot 910 foet nnd Its main farce, will follow. Now songs, now Forcegrowth they did lu tho bust ganto, tho Oahu's seven, which Is considered to bo a foaturo is a spau of 320 feet, which mimic and new dances nro promised forty-foo- t roadway K. FUKURODA WILL DO IT. should have little trouble In defoating lucky numbor. will carry a at an all the principals doing special num the prldo of the army. olovatlon of 147 feet above tho ground bers. A soasou Is promised successful Hotel near Nnuanu. UonoluU The rod team will probably bo com- - The Hawaii will prove a groat dls below. Chlcogo Tribune. for "A Family Cyclone." TOM SHARP, The Painter Signs Of All Kinds. Scenic MONEY Elite Building Work, Decorating, Graining Phone S Paper WHILE 397 harpSign Hanging, Etc., Etc. TRAVELING In Bllver and gold, a dozen gold and and Mrs. C. W. Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. host of a very handsome dinner on Purchaso tho Travelers Che- sllvor, teaspoons, a very elaborate and C. H. Hitchcock, Judge and Mrs. S. board tho cruiser on Sunday evening. ques issued by tho American unique bon bon basket of gold and M. Ballou; Mesdames Ada Gibson, Tho dinner was served In tho admi- Society spoon S. M. Bankers Association which aro from Annapolis, two dozens Ice Lack, S. Lawrence, R. B. Lead, ral's quarters with oxqulslto appoint- universally acceptable and re-qut- (Continued from Page 3.) cream spoons, with monogram and E. W. Jordan, A. Montano, H. A. ments and Borvlco, for which tho no personal Introduction. dates, an artistic shaded study drop Parmolee, Charlotte Ewlng, Elizabeth French entertainers aro especially Chcquo own Each carries its beneath tho boll on a handsome tama- light in opaque green and gold, a Turner, Wm. A. Clark, Gurrey, C. F. Tho decorations consisted of means s, of Identification. rind settee, a beautiful golden wood, carving set with mother of pearl han-dlo- Wolfe, Blcknell, Mary R. Robinson, American Beauty roses as a heaping Issued in Denominations of highly pollshod and carved, the Doug- n raro Japanese bowl, a royal Mist, A. U. Smith, Jane Hosmer, Ellen centerpiece and softly shaded lights NEGLECT Of $10., $20., $50 and $100. coat-of-arm- s las belonging to Mrs. Bokhara rug, a butter knlfo in gold Weavor, Lena Fraser, C. B. Cooper, which enhanced tho beauty of tho i(e IIR Alexander's family being the central with blue enamelled adornment, a Shaw, E. F. Bishop, C. LovelanJ, L. cnsomblo to a degreo, while sweet For Sale By back decoration. carved silver book rack, a berry spoon A. Thurston, A. Wall, M. Church, G. music during dinnor played by tho causes it to loose Its natural color Tho drawing room so quaintly fash- of gold, a gravy spoon and handsome H. Gere, Mary Clark. Moore, E. K. orchestra of the Montcalm was a nnd to fall off. OF HAWAII ioned in simplicity and graced by fur-nltur- largo gold punchladle, numerous pins, Rice. Ethelwyn Beckwlth, Will. Wein-ric- gracoful complement. PACHECO'S DANDRUFF KILLER III somo of which wns tho first brooches, souvenir spoons and rings King, Lena Marshall. Rowland, Those prosent on this occasion as will bring back tho brilliancy Judd Building, Fort and Mer- of Its kind over brought to those is- and, last but decidedly ono of tho It. L. Hakey, Gortrndo Damon, Har- guests of Admiral lo Castries were natural of your hair and make It grow luxur Sts. lands, tho upright piano being banked moat beautifully touching, a piece of riet Green .Frances Judd, D. C. Lind- Admiral and Mrs. Corwln P. U. chant Rees. iantly. is also a marvelous quick high with deep parchment on ono say, Philip It Capital and surplus $1,000,000 red Jacqueminots, and side a spray of Frear, Plorro Jones, C. S. N., Acting Governor and Mrs. E. relief for prickly heat. a cablnot in one corner being all but golden shower in water colors, on tho Ashford, C. M. Wakeflold. D. D. Bald- A. Mott-Smlt- British Consul and uy 's hidden behind tall vnsos of American other that wonderful little stanza from win, E. I. Spalding. James Konnody. Mrs. Ralph Forater, Mdllo. Grns, Con- Sold all druggists and at Shop. 232,- - Beauties. Monnalua's parkllko es- Browning: S. Norton Bobo, Martha Smith, hi. F. sul Marques, Commandant Cheron, Barber Phone ESTABLISHED IN 1830. i tate and its hot-hous- had been In- "Grow old along with me. Bishop; Misses Marlon Austin, Car- Commlssalro Oliver, and Surgeon Ker-gesho- n vaded to advantage, its choicest speci- "The best Is yet to bo rie A. Gllmnn, Kate Woodward, Ruth of tho French crulsor Mont- mens being displayed on this aus- "Tho last of life, for which the first Smith, Ramona Marks, Nolllo Blck- calm. Sweet Violet picious occasion. There were Cecil was made, nell, Cathorine Reynolds, E. Lyons, a 9 a I entpr-tal- n Ly-di- BUTTER Breunner roses and La France roses "Our times aro In His hand Janet Mclntyre, Florenco Yarrow, a Judgo and Mrs. Ballou will too aiid others of every kind and hue, "Who saith, a wholo I planned, Coan, Marguerite Ashford, Car- on Wednesday evening next at a C. Q. YEE HOP & CO. TEL. 251 I being terracod high on every "Youth shows half-trus-t in Mr. Mrs. W. F BANKERS side and but God, sec rie Green, Agnes Judd, Alice, Doro- dinner honor of and clustered lovingly about tho dear all, nor be afraid." thy and Gussie Lindsay, Cornelia "Wa- Dillingham. ones' photographs, decorating the A very delightful feature of tho lters, Julia Gullck, Edna, Jean and a Commercial and Travellers' walls, nnfl close to the doorway lead- aftornon wero solos, sung by Mr. Mao Damon, Edna Allyn, Maria For- The opening of tho now Union Grill Letters of Cradlt Issued on the ing into tho dining room was suspend- bes, even- cast e Philip Hall, whoso sweet voice wa3 Harriet Forbes. Schweitzer, Cor- was celebrated on Wednesday & Me. and The Lon- pan-sle- Bank of California ed a basket of golden hearted greatly appreciated by tho assembled nelia Maltey, Annie Hustace, Mar- ing by an elaborate stag dinner by Dr. don Joint Stock Bank, Limited, guests. He sang for conclusion a garet Lishman, Susie Jory, Margaret London, A. Marques, tho commercial agent Honolulu, T. H. From din- golden wedding song, tho Shaw, Clare Uecke, Mary Burbank, the chandelier over tho words of qf France, given In honor of Admiral Correspondent! for the Amer- ing room swung a rustic box of white which were written for this occasion Jennie Armstrong, Susan Clarke, He- . - do Castries of tho French navy, at SHIPPING ND COMMISSION HHR- ican Express Company, and orchids tlod with asparagus fern and by Mr. James Alexander to the air of len Alexander, Florence Leo, Emma CHANTS. Thou. Cook ft Son. yards of yellow liberty, satin ribbon It Auld Lang Syne, and the guests all Groom, Florenco Sigel, Mary Law- present In command of tho cruiser SUGAR FACTORS and GENERAL IN-- rence, Ella Interest allowefi on term ana was a gift from Mrs. Alexander Young joined in tho chorus of Auld Lang Fletcher, Martha Hitch- Montcalm. Tho four private din- SDRANCE AGENTS. Bavinjo Bank Deposits. whose own beautiful, never to be for- Syno making a very Impressive con- cock, Muriel Gibson, Allen Hitchcock, ing rooms in tho second story of tho representing I gotten golden wedding took place such clusion to this very auspicious day. Sophie Rycroft; Messrs. H. P. Bald-Wi- cafo wore opened into ono largo ban- Ewa Plantation Co. a short time ago. One room of tho Alexander home W. Monsarrat, Edgar Wood. F. quet hall, and was tastefully decorat- Walalua Agricultural Co., Lttf. Sugar ' was a confusion of letters, cables and Barrlck, Alexander Lindsay, Jr., E. ed with draped flags, French and Kphala Co. Over the doorways were mottoes, Waimea Sugar Mill Co. telegrams, sent from all parts of tho G. Reeco, C. F. Schultzler, W. D. American. Tho round tablo at which rne sdbgh made many, many years ago of Apokaa Sugar Co., Ltd. YOKonama "mouse-foot- " worlJ with congratulatory messages. Westervelt, Lylo Dickey, Dwlght tho guests wero seated was adorned on white tapa. "Two , Fulton WorkB Louis. Baldwin, C. H. Dickey. Iron oi St. LIMITED. are better than one," Abby and Not tho least Important of these was J. F. Brown, J. by golden marigolds, scatterod over Westons Centrifugals. a wireless announcing, on P. McDonald, Prof. M. M. Dr. In combination with maid- Capital (Paid Up) Yen 24.000,000 William" and "In Union is Strength" this festive Scott the cloth. Babcock & Wilcox Boiler. wero the inscriptions which very day of days, a little son born to Mr. Rogers, Charles Hustace, Jr, Philip enhair, and as a centerpiece heavily Green's Fuel Economizer. Fund Ten 16,250.000 are ?erve frail with age ana dy beginning and Mrs. Harold Rice a nephew and Hall, Warren Chamberlain, James draped In blue, red and white confec- Matson Navigation Co.

(HEAD YOKOHAMA. ! n,ece OFFICE, to crumble. Hero too are the old of tho honored couple. Tho Dole, John Lucas. A. B. Ingalls, A. B. tion, Intertwined, stood a largo bowl New England Mutual Life Iniu bank buys ana receives 'or family portraits, and in between these message, presentod to tho baby's fath Clarke, George Castle. A. D. Bolster. overflowing with scarlet carnations. nco Company ot Boston. collection bills of exchange, issues wero huge bowls and containers over- er while at the golden wedding, was Ashford, Merrlfleld, Col. Soper, Wil- Tho place cards represented tho na- Aetna Insurance Co. L. G. Insurance Co. Drafts and Letters of Credit, and flowing with coreopsis, golden show- the occasion of merriment and a liam Bond, Peter and Robert E. tional colors. National Fire Citizen's Co. (Hortlorft transacts a general banking business. er, shower of new and unexpected con- Bond. During dinner the orchestra of the Insurance Shafter daisies and more roses. Fire Insurance Co.) reqelves Local Deposits gratulations. Montcalm rendered sweet very The Bank The decorations throughout were airs The London ABsuraose corpora- fixed pe- softly, among being a few of and Head Office teposlts for daintily arranged and reflected great Words of the Goldon Wedding song H. M. Queen Liliuokalani entertain-e- d these tion. riods. credit on Miss Alexander in whoso written by Mr. James Alexander, informally on Monday evening at the well known operatic selections gayer Local Deposits $25 and upwards for hands they were cleverly designed. for tho golden wedding of Prof, and a chowder and swimming party at and French ?ongs. one year at rate of 4 per annum. During tho afternoon delicious re- Mrs. W. D. Alexander. her homo at Walkikl, In compliment The menu was as follows: FIRE Head Office Deposits Yen 25 and freshments of lco cream and cake and Should Life's long pathway bo forgot to the officers of the U. S. S. Cleve- Consomme IBiGE Uku au "Grill" "Upwards one-ha- lt year, one year, fr.uit punch wero served In a marquee Which hand land. Her two adopted sons Mr. for in hand was trod ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY OF; - years years on the shady lawn, where to enhance Through fifty Joseph Aea and Mr. John A. Petlts pates Votalllo rtfa- or three at rate of years of wodded love Domlnis, LONDON. 4 tho merriment of occasion, the By gracious acted as hosts for this Legumes per annum. the help of God. occasion and NTW YORK UNDERWRITERS Hawaiian band played presided most graciouly during Punch a la Romalne Particulars to be obtained on ap-- t appropriate Though now the tread of age is slow the AGENCY. airs. Tho Idea of the occasion was evening. Filet bralso sllcatlon. . And grey the brows enfold, PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON IN- suggested In all things, even the Tho houes were thrown open and Haricots vorts, Asparagus Salado Honolulu Office Corner Merchant The sweet and tender love of youth SURANCE COMPANY. white Japanese napkins bearing the every room was ablaze with scarlet Omelette Souffleo and Bethel streets. P. O. Box 168. Has ne'er grown dim or old. trim stencilled dates in gold. carnations and maidenhair, tho table Dessert Fruits Fromago We praise the Lord Thb B. F, Dillingham Co,, Lid, YU AKAT, Manager. The wedding whose hand has on the lanal Glace a Bananas cake, frosted In gold led whence tho buffet chow- and bearing the dates of the wedding der supper was served bearing a VIns: Morca Blanc, Lyesverge, Ronge, General Agents for Hawaii. BUY THE GREAT Through a Champagne Was y very large centerpiece and being pro- 4 Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Building. thf h?M B,fde.nwedd,nR cu,t( Long may He lead through scenes of Those presont to do honor to this ago, i fusely strewn with these pretty flow-ers- . 99 earth auspicious occasion were Admiral do first slice was lifted by her charming Aml tn Softly shaded chandeliers add- "WHITE FROST ihn Castries, Mr. E. A. Mott-Smlt- TVMino ,lol,t- - 111.. At ml. - ."" ed greatly to tho effect and after the Rear Chorus For Auld Lang Syne. Admiral Corwln Rees, Senor Cana-varr- The Refrigerator Without a Fault. wedding gown was also displayed. It guests had enjoyed surfing and swim- P. Over Commandant Cheron of tho Specialty Adapted to Needs ot was a simple white frock witl, an ex- five hundred invitations had ming for a time they mounted tho the Montcalm, pansive skirt for hoops and an over been isstiod to this golden wedding, a concrete stairs which drop from the cruiser Commlssaire Oliver Have You the Hawaiian Islands. great of the Montcalm, Consul A. Schae-for- , skirt which was originally looped up number accepting. Following terraced lawn into the sea, and re- F. Surgoou Kergeshon Mont- with clusters of orange blossoms. are a few of those present whoso tiring to rooms assigned them, which of the namos were Inscribed In great calm and Dr. Marques. Several addresses wero made, one the wero all prettily bedecked In carna- That ten room house at Kalmukl Coyne Furniture Co., Ltd., by Mr. O. H. Gullck, relating tho register: Mr.- - and Mrs. Wade Warren tions, prepared for the hot supper ft On Monday afternoon from four to touching Intimacy between their fam Thayer, Mr. and Mrs. Erdman Bald which awaited them on the lanal over- which can be bought for Young Building six o'clock, Miss Agnes WIckstruni ilies, and another by udge Dole, win, Dr. and Mrs. Whitney, Dr. and looking tho sea, to tho soft singing presided at a very pretty tea who thanked Professor Alexander for Mrs. James Judd, Mr. and Mrs. W. .1. of tho Hawaiian quintette boys. at tho in u Forbes, Pleasanton honor of Miss Eynon his marvellous development of Funa-ho- Reverend and Mrs. John Erd- After supper the music being en- of Philadelphia, who is present colloge where the latter was prin- man, Mr. and Mrs. Marston Camp- ticing, the young guests spent merry at tho G.BBEWEHAGO..LTD a house guest of siste,r, Mrs. War- cipal for seven years, presenting him bell, Mr. and Mrs. H. Von Holt, Mr. evening in dancing in tho moonlight, her ren. Tho boautiful surroundings of r $39500l with a gold watch and chain, bearing and Mrs. Philip Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. at the conclusion of which several the Pleasanton, with its atmosphere Sugar the inscription, "With golden memo- John Guild, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace R. big motor cars were called and tho Factors and of quiet refinement and wldo spacious Tho lot Is 45,800 square feet. ries from his Punahou pupils," and Farrlngton, Mr. and Mrs. Okumura, guests motored about the city. rooms and lanals, was pretty spot, Commission his wife with a diamond brooch. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Guliclt, Mr. and Mrs. O. Those present at this affair, besides a This la a property that should not whither about thirty guests wended Gullck's speech terminated with the H. Gullck, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. tho officers ot the U. S. S. Cleveland, way. go begging. , Merchants presentation to Mrs. Alexander of a Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Damon, who wero tho honored guests, were their have to Miss Wlckstrum, with tho guost of gold chain purse, within which $100 Mr. and Mrs. J. N. S. Williams, Mr. Misses Helen Kimball, Lilian Robert- honor, received on cast lanal OFFICERS AND DIHECTOIIS. in gold was discovered, "from old and Mrs. O. C French, Mr. and Mrs. son, Marjorio Freeth, Manu Whiting, the friends." Isaac Cox, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Smith, which was profusoly decorated in the B. F. Bishop President Mr. Frank W. Damon read Ethel Whiting, Beatrice Campbell. a paper of by Mr. and Mrs. S. A .Baldwin, Mr. lovely golden shower, and in a per- Geo. H. Robertson reminiscences written and Belle McCorrlston, Miss McCorriston, tho venerable Bishop, Mrs. Julian Monsarrat, Dr. and Mrs. fect arbor of these striking blossoms, Vice President Manager Mrs. Sereno E. Mrs. Bosworth, Mrs. William Camp- who was seated on tho lanal. N. B. Emerson, Mr. and Mrs. John bell the guests wero presented to Miss W. W. Njrth Treasurer and Arthur Gay. Among tho groat and bewildering Bush, Mr. and Mrs. U. Thompson, Mr. Eynon who was very attractively Bishop Trust Co., Richard Ivers Secretary g array of gifts to Professor and Mrs. and Mrs. J. B. Alexandor, Mr. and Mr. Mrs. gowned In pale pink satin, and woar-In- J. R. Gait Auditor and H. T. Barclay, of Limited Alexander on this occasion were a Mrs. W. T. Pope, Mr. and Mrs. Frank arrived by a pink Bilk nlcturo hat with Geo. R. Carter Director tho Mauna Kea this handsome Satsuma bowl in blue and Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. Sedgowick, Mr. morning and will shaded pink plumes. BETHEL STREET C. fc. Cooke Director remain till Tuesday. gold, a Limoges punchbowl in pale and Mrs. John Gllmore, Mr. and Mrs. They aro registered Tho hostess was gowned in white B. A. Director at the Young. Cooke green and gold, two very handsome F. N. White, Rev. and Mrs. Wadman, lingerie, which Is so pretty and dainty year. Tea, brass Jardinieres from Japan, a dozen Mr. and Mrs. Hemenway, Mr. and Miss Mae Damon was tho charming for this season of the Oahu Railway on tho coffee cups and saucers in whito and Mrs. James BIcknoll, Mr and Mrs. young hostess at a brIJgo afternoon coffee and Ices wore servod In gcjd, one dzqp eervlce plates in James Rath, Judge and Mrs. Sanford on Monday from four until six o'clock lanal, from small tables decorated TABLE Mrs. Uiewei&Co.,lil white and gold, Bohemian glass cake B. Dole, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bald- In honor of her cousin Miss Maltby, sprays of tho golden shower, ODTWAIID. over tho tea cups, and fruit dishes, olive and bon-'bo- n win, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Logan, Mr. who is at present house guest. Shccdy preslJlng For Waianae, Walalua, Kahuku apd her Way Stations 9:1B a.m.. 3.20 p.m. bowls, and one dozen sherbet glasses, and Mrs. Ben Marx, Mr. and Mrs. F. Tho affair was very informal, threo and Mrs. Reldford ovor tho coffee For Pearl City, Ewa Mill, and Way urn. Station 17:30 a.m., '9:15 a.m., ll:S0 Fire and Marine a beautiful cabinet, fashioned from a W. Damon, Rev. and Mrs. Ebersole, tables being entertained m the pic- a.m., 2:15 p.m., 3;20 p.m., 6:15 p.m., delight- tamarind tree which had grown in Mr. and Mrs. W. R. CaBtlo, Mr. and turesque tea houso in tho Moanalua During the afternoon some t9:30 p.m., 11:15 p.m. Insurance Agencies Wlck- For Walilawa and Lellehua 10:20 tho grounds of Dr. and Mrs. Alexan- Mrs. A. P Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. J. gardens. ful music was enjoyed, Miss a. m., 6:15 p. m., f9:30 p. m.. p. m. Jll:15 der; a handsome chest for sllvor, a A. McCandless, Mr. and Mrs. R. Reld-for- The prizes wero very appropriate strum playing a few selections on tho being designed piano, while Mrs. Stephen Norton INWARD Royal Insurance Co. of Liver- chaste gold fountain pen, from the Dr. and Mrs. Baldwin, Mr. and of carved Chinese Arrlvo Honolulu trom Kahuku, WaU pool. survey department, which was or- Mrs. Theodore Richards, Canon and Ivory, and tho rofroshmonts of Ices, alua and Walanao '8:36 a.m., 5:31 Page Eight) p.m. London Assurance Corpora- ganized .by Dr. Alexander; a very Mrs. Ault, Mrs. Sarah Newcomb, Mr. tea and coffee wore served by waiters (Continued on Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and E. A. W. at small tables. Among Pearl City WAS a.m., 8:3 a.m., tion. beautiful gold salver, upon which the P. Newcomb, Mr. and Mrs. those who 11:02 a.m., 1M0 p.m., M:2 p.m., family wns A. Wall, Canon and Mrs. Usborno, enjoyed Miss Damon's hospitality on A STRAIGHT TIP. 5:31 p.m., 7:30 p.m. CommercialUnionAssurance initial engrossed, from Arrive Honolulu trom Wahlawa an Prof. Alexander's brother In Oakland, Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Jones, Mr. and this occasion wore Mrs. Corwln P. Be suro and take a bottle ot Cham- Lellehua 'OilB a.m., 1:40 p.m., 'BiSli p.m.. p.m. Co. of London. Mrs. T. G. Thrum, Mr. Mrs. Recs, Mrs. Hydo-Smlth- , Mrs. berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea tl0:10 a gold chatalalno purse with one hun- and J. Eleanor The Haleiwa Limited, a two-ho- Remedy with you when starting on a first-clas- Scottish Union and National dred dollars In gold, a lovely gold Waterhouse, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. C. B. Cooper, Mrs. Georgo Potter, Mrs. train (only s tickets honored), trip. It cannot bo obtained on board leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8:3 Co. of Edinburgh. Chamberlain, Mr. and Mrs. C. E--. Liv- S. Sr. Ballou, MrsHerman Focko and a. m.; Insurance chatalalno pin from tho small grand Changes returning, arrives in Honolulu Hend-rick- , tho trains or steamors. of at 10:10 p.m. The stops jledonian Insurance Co. of children, a handsomo souvenir spoon ingstone, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Mrs. Fred Damon. Limited only ' waters and climato often cause sudden at Pearl City and Waianae outward, coat-of-arm- Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Governor S and Walanao, Walpahu and Pearl City Edinburgh. with tho Hawaiian a attacks of diarrhoea, and it is best to Inward. Upper Insurance dozen silver and gold coffee spoons, and Mrs. Frear, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Admiral do Castries, commanding bo prepared. For Salo by all dealers, Dally. tExcept Sundays. JSundaya Rhine a dozen sliver and gold salt spoons Alexander, Mr, and Mrs. J. M. Dow-set- t, tho French cruiser Montcalm on her Benson, Smith & Co., agents for only. Co., (Marine). a. P. DENISOK, F. C. SMITH. I and boats of gold, a dozen salad forks, Mr. and Mrs, George Potter, Mr. present voyage In Pacific waters, was Superintendent. a. P. A. EKHIT THE) HAWAIIAN BTAJK SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1910.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. m MY FAMILY Prohibition League Page 11 Classified "Ads" I Have Used Peruna at Various N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co Pago s Society A. II. ArlolMh & Co Prtfco 5 Times for Soveral Years." Attractive Display of NewGoods WANTED. TowiiBond Undertaking Parlor. Pago It Hoy with bicycle to curry import Page 14 Bobo sang to tho warm appreciation & Page 10 Jijiply Star Huslness office. It llackteld Co of all present. SWrSS & CAMBRIC EMBROIDERIES and Insertions. A Undertaking Palo. .Pago 14 """We you" before" the largest mir- Townsond Among choice lot in new and pretty patterns. neat Page 14 thoss present were Miss Vio- In town and trim your hair just Waldron LADIES'' BATHING SUITS in Black and Navy Alpaca with rors Page 13 let Mnkee, Mrs. L. J. Warren, Mrs. M. It. Come and see your- McCherney Coffee Co white trimmings. Also, a few with Scotch plaid piping on tho blouse, at you' desire Page 10 M. Garrett, Miss Harriet Lucas, Miss self life size at Jeff's Uarber Shop. Hawaiian News very stylish cut. Von linnini Young (Stevens) . .Page 15 Helen North, Miss Irma Ballentyno, PQRSALE." NEW CURTAIN. SCRIM in artistic stoneilled designs at 25c per - Von Hnmin Young (Everltt) . .Page 12 Miss Mario Ballontyne, Miss Ethel ' yard. Four cylinder, Foril runabout- In i .I. . . . . Spalding, Miss Harriet Young, Miss first cIrbs condition. Telephone- 205 THE WEATHER. Allco Cooper, Miss Gault, Mrs. Ste- FINE FIGURED BATISTE 30 inches wide nnd all now patterns, If interested and nek Mr. Kolly for de- phen North Bobo, Miss Smith, Mrs. G yards for $1.00. monstration or address Ford, do this Local Office, U. S. Weather Bureau, Lindsay, Miss Blanche Sopor, Miss INFANTS' CASHMERE SAC3UES-i-embr6tdcred",l- n" Pink, Blue jiapor. Honolulu, T. 11., July 23, 1910. Edith Meyer and White from $2.75 to $3.50. ' and Miss Kathryn Ste- rr1 FOR RENT. phens. NEW SHIPMENT OF R. & G. CORSETS have just been unpack- S G Temperature, 0 a. m.; a. m.; 1') ed. Wo can now styles this popular cor- Small room Cottage. Until and Gas 4ft A fill orders in all sizes and in or m.; morning minimum: set. .stove, $H.00. 143G Young street, u. and Mr and Mrs. J. M. Dowsett were 15G3. 71; 75; 78; S0;'G9. ONYX HOSIERY We have a full stock of these well known Phone the honored guests on Saturday after- hum- goods in Cotton, Lisle Plain Black Cot- dramatTcT Baromotet roadlng. 'Absolute noon, and Silk. We recommend our at a very elaborate fnrowell luau ton 3 Tor cor- Studio from idity (grains por cubic foot; relative Guaze, pair $1.00, as the best value offered at this price; AIaKIE KENNY, Dramatic at Walanao given by Mr. and Mrs. rect weight and texture. Francisco, 175 Boretanla. Prac- humidity and dew point at 8 a. m.: San Fred Meyer, tho former , GG of whom is LADIES' LINGERIE DRESSES In the oversklrt and short tical private course. Act- 30.04; G.17G; G3. latest G the manager of the Walanae planta- sleeve effects. $14.00 to $20.00. ing, Elocution, Monologues, Vaude- Wind, voloclty and direction at tion, x RUBBERIZED SILK RAIN COATS in plain colors and stripes ville, Dancing, Reading. Grace Cul- a. m.; 8 a. m.; 10 a. in.; and noon: This beautiful affair was given at from $14.50 up. ture. Phone 33. 2E; SE; 8X12; 11NE. Rainfall during 24 hours ending S a. the Meyer home at Walanae. tho MEN'S .CLOTHING m. .01 lncho rainfall. house being decorated with quanti- Men's Clothing on credit ?1. 00 a Total wind movement during 'Z ties af oxquisito pansles nnd other fra- week. Suit given at once. Fraaols hour ended at noon 173 miles. grant flowers, and tho large lannl. GOODS Levy, Outfitting Co., Sachs Dldg., Fort WM. B. STOCKMAX, where the feast was spread, being en- SACHS DRY CO., Streot. Section Director. closed hy festoons of maile brought I Recommend Peruna, fresh from the surrounding mountains Edward M. Burtt, 5 N. Jefferson Cor. Fort and Beretania Sts. Opp. Fire Station WANTED TO I5CY NEWS IN A NUTSHELL for this occasion. Tho Idea was a Mr.Ave., St. Louis, Missouri, U. S. A., Old boohs, magazines, Hawaiian very pretty one and created a striking writes : "It affords mo much pleasure your tamps-an- curios. Books cxchxnsea. effect. At each juncture where the to annouueo that I havo used med Fort Strsst, Paragraphs That Give Condensed lcine at various times for several years, Wtodoif Curio Bazaar. Newt of the Day. graceful festoons met, were grouped Rboto Pauahi- - and tha tit has given enliro satisfaction, huge clusters of double scarlet hibis not only In my own family, but also that AND SELL. DUY Pete the champion shoe shiner Is at cus blossoms, the long tables being of others Of my friends. And would Diamonds and" jewelry bought, sold the Silent Barber Shop. adorned by fragrant malle trailers and cheerfully recommend the uso of Peru-nn- , I and exchanged. Bargain In musical Ehlers have complete outfits for scarlet carnations scatterod thickly ns I certainly do endorso your med- St. brass piercing. over a green icine" Bes Coal 3. Carlo, Fort bed of ferns, with large andWood instruments. t Loose-lea- f and other styles of poc-car- calabashes of these fragrant flowers Catarrh of the Stomach. they highest priced ma- - Joseph Sehuler, It. V. D. No. 1, as are here and there, Intermingled with mi Deliveries & Co., Mr.Latty, Iowa, U. S. A., writes : "I Prompt of Any Quantity riety at A. B. Arleigh Hotel merous varieties of gladiolus. opp. think it is my duty to tell you what your THE ART OF street Union. Finest assortment When the guests were assigned lowest prices in city. medicine has done for me. It has and the their various seats (tho honored ones Nolte's restaurant opens at 5 a. m. cured me of catarrh of tho stomach of being seated at the of Mr. and twonty-flv- o standing. Many end keeps open until 7:30 p. m. Meals table years' Metrography Mrs. Dowsett) they were gracefully for your kind medical advice." at all Intervening hours promptly thanks presented with long heautlful lels of Peruna Is handy to keep In the house Honolulu and Graying OR served. Phone red carnations and sweet malle which all tho year round. It is good for the A four cylinder Ford runabout In good for tho petty admitted, owing to their length, be cokU of winter, it is first class condition is offered for sale ailments of summer. It is good for tho Construction 281 Company, Ltd. Brass Piercing cheao. Particulars in classified ing wound several times round the grandfather and tho grandchild. It ia page. neck. remedy the housewife. Queen to Inter-Islan- d Office. can he easily learned; we have column on this t favorite for St., next all And then the feast began, and such tlie complete outfits and a largo We have several mottoes, but mean "the best meal In a feast! Every delicacy, some of present, and they found California's assortment of the stamped that the city for the money, served In the which are almost impossible to obtain cool coast a great relief. brasses. most satisfactory manner is to be at the present time was presented In Honolulu however, seems best to found at Nolte's." neat packages, and the hills and the our governor and his charming wife 1 The baggage service of Union Pacific sea had been robbed of some of their and they are exceeiMngly happly to be Transfer Co., is absolutely first class choicest viands. home again. and dependable. No annoying waits for Over one hundred and fifty guests AAA haggage or misplacing- - of needed sat down at the luau, fifty being pre- One of the most elaborate affairs of EHLERS1 trunks. Phone 58. sent at the table of the honored tho week was the bridge afternoon Good Attractive displays new guests. Meat of brand given ffat the Moana .Hotel by Mrs. It's goods at Sachs Dry Goods Co., this The Walanae band alternated with Walter Macfarlane in compliment to VEGETARIANS ARE ALL RIGHT IN THEIR week. See advertisement in this is the Walanae quintette club during tho Princess Kawananakoa when society'3 sue. Among the new goods is a com' California Oil repast, which danclrig was in- elite in all its fascinating glitter were plete assortment of famous Onyx after WAY. GOOD MEAT IS. WHAT MAKES TJI& the good present at INVESTMENTS hosiery. dulged in and a gloriously time the handsome affair. Never before have Ice Cream Greez-er- s concluded the afternoon. Upon arriving, the guosts were cor. BLOOD CORPUSCLES RED. CABBAGE Among those invited Honolulu dially by - A3 shown by the official statement been offered as such ridiculous from received Miss Ethel Whiting, M. Mr. , WON'T DO of the San Francisco Stock Exchange pries. Ono qt., 75 c ea; 2 qt $1.00 ea; were: Mr. and Mrs. J. Dowsett, a companion and close frond oI"MIss IT IN TWICE THE TIME. over ?l,4o0,000 were paid by the listed 3 qt., $1.50 ea; 4 qt 2.00. At W. W. and Mrs. E. Faxon Bishop, Mr. and Beatrice Campbell, and 'n turn' pre- oil complies for June. Dimond & Co, Ltd, for this week only. Mrs. Frank Richardson, Mr. Harry sented Princess Kawananakoa, Mrs. Some remarkable records have been "Where Do You Eat?" Is a ques- Whitney, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Hollo-way- , Walter Macfarlane and Mrs. Robert m:.le by some of the oil companies, tion that is frequenejly asked. You Mrs. Mary Gunn, Mr. and Mrs. A. Shinglo and Miss Beatrice Campbell, Market promoted by us, Illinois Crude for in- will find that men of epicurean taste A. Wilder, Mr. Carl Muhlendorf, Mr. who stood in the alcove of the hotel Metropoljtair paid $9,100 stance. This company has will tell you that for 25c the meal and Mrs. Herman Focke and Miss in a bower of palmsnnd roses. au acre in dividends nlready and is served at Nolte's cannot be excelled. Margaret Walker. U'... now GO per cent more Princess Kawananakoa's gown was W. Proprietor. 45. r producing about Cut out this and take it to Yat A F. Heilbron, Phone vj-- v.- - vj- i a par-isien- e .oil than it did a couple of year ago.' Loy Co. corner King and Nuuanu marvel of rich elegance, being a experience in and Mrs. Bowen, of 22E2SE22J2SE2 Through our long streets, and on your making a cash Lieutenant Fort creation of a black Spanish rassEBEaEEBs we to select a handsomely 'Cr'iforuia oil are able purchase of 50 cents or upwards you Shatter, entertained at lace overdress above a skirt of white good companies for our hundreds only will green stamps in appointed dinner at their quarters at satin. She wore long pearl ear drops St receive ten ad. of clients. We may mention Premier, the post on Monday evening, in honor status-qu- e iff- dltion to those usually given. which are so becoming to her 'Sextion Six. Palmer, Yellowstone, H Mr. of Mr. W. G. Irwin, who departed in beauty, and was the center of ad- Cresceus etc. which are all heavy pro- and Mrs. Gerrit JudJ are at present visiting in they the Sierra on Wednesday for San miring glances, during the afternoon. ducers. Amongst the low price-stock- s Maui, where Francisco. Whiting looked extremely We Use Preservatives In our Cream WE RECOMMEND THE IMMEDIATE aro tho house guests of Mr and Mrs. Miss lo of was Baldwin. .' v; The color scheme decoration pretty in a grass liven robo heavily PURCHASE OF SHARES OF THE Special care to keep it cold and protect it from contamination "VENTURA OIL DEVELOPMENT A very delightful and informal tea yellow, beautiful sprays of golden embroidered In great raised chrysan- en- assure ample keeping qualities. CO." .which according to present in- was given on board the U. S. S.. Chat- shower and shaded candelabra, themums; and wearing a black picture appoint- dications will become our banner com- tanooga yesterday afternoon from 4 to hancing the beauty of the hat with white flowing plumes; while Many believe, too. that ments. pany. G o'clock at which Ensign Looman Miss Campbell wore a lingorio frock PURE CREAM IS MORE HEALTHFUL. The shares are offered now AT 15 as host. The guests includ- The place cards were artistic scenes in the latest mode of oversklrt effect, EACH, the price will be We sell direct to our customers, or through May, Day JENTS but ed only a few girls of the younger set in water colors, and covers "at this, which was elaborate to a degree and or Lewis ADVANCED ON JULY 22. Make the grocers. who were chaperoned by Mrs. Marix, elaborate dinner were laid for Mr. recalled tho cheerful cloisters of the therefore your investment now, and G. wife of Captain Marix, U. S. M. C. William Irwin, Mr. and Mrs. E. I elite shops of Ney York. She yore reap the benefit of the advance in Spalding, Captain Chapman, great many Roy Wheeler of Los Angeles is here and Mrs. with this summer costume a chlo price. . We have sold a of Shatter, Mrs. Pardee of TFlno DLia? you join with his large touring car, having ar- Fort Fort white lace hat trimmed in old rose and PHONE 880. Pond P. O. BOX m. shares, and we want to us in Shatter, and Lieutenant and Mrs. G. the road to success. rived yesterday to meet Mr. and Mrs. black roses round the crown. Robert Burdette. The Burdettes have C. Bowen. One of the most striking figures of very exquisite gowns were been traveling in the Orient and re- Some the occasion was Mrs. M. E. Gross- seen at this dinner, tho beautiful P. E. R. STRAUCH turned yesterday on the Chiyo Mam. man, who wore a gown of old rose sa- Agent young hostess, who is the undisputed They will remain at the Palace for a tin trimmed profusely In gold lace, ICE CREAM AND DESERTS Lincoln Mortgage & Loan Co. beauty of the post, being attired in an MADE IN FIVE TO TEN day i r two and then will accompany and an immense black picture hat MINUTES WITH A San Francisco Nev York Chicago evening gown of pink Wheeler on the motor trip to their imported satin bearing sable willow plumes. Walty Bldg. 74 S. King St. elaborately in gold home In the southern city. Mr. and trimmed lace. The prizes were very handsome, and POLAR !g1?E. 3EMSEEESS Mrs. Burdette have many friends in brought Joy to the winners, Mrs. Jas. town who will make their stay me- Tho most important and pleasant Dougherty carrying off the first prize, morable In a social way with several acquisition to our social circle arriv- a silver cream and sugar jug, Mrs. J. For. Rent. entertainments if the length of their ing in the Manchuria from the main- Morton Rlggs the second, a sliver card Every child sojourn hero affords an opportunity. land aro Governor and Mrs. Walter F. case, and Mrs. Widdlfield a silver hat- can ' v Call. Frear, who have been on tho wing" pin holder. use it Furnished House in Kaimuki. Two since leaving Honolulu. During tho afternoon delicious re- Bedrooms. Large grounds. Splendid MISUSE OF NAME. "Governor and Mrs. Frear, accom- freshments of sandwiches, cakes, Iceg view. Rent $30.00. Apply this office. Editor Hawaiian Star: I under- panied by their little daughter, Vir- bon bons, tea, coffee and chocolate stand that the liquor interests in cer- ginia have travelled extensively were served, and among the large printed tain posters on billboards in throughout tho United States, their iti. number of guests present on this de- , ATTENTION1 language are quoting the Hawaiian norary including New Haven where lightful occasion were: Mrs. Hubert No experience e as being against prohibition. An Investment of Twenty-Fiv- Do- ine they were the recipient of many Vos, of New York, Miss Annie Graham Lake-Vio- ago I was interviewed by llars will buy 100 shares stock In Some time Dougherty, is reporter give my viewB occasions, New York, whore of New York, Mrs. James needed 2, only 1 4 miles a Bulletin to Oil Co. No. Governor Frear enjoyed a reunion Mrs. J. Morton Rlggs, Mrs. Widdlfield, world-ttunou- on present law. I the from the s hlg oil gusher. tha stated at with his former class mates, one full I Miss Manu Whiting, Miss Beatrice This Is the best oil proposition over time that, if the present law was day in wasnington, D. C. was Campbell, Miss Ethel Whiting, Prin- offered in Honolulu; better than sugar amended in certain respects, then that which to law would be preferable to prohibition. in itself ono bewildering round of cess Kawananakoa, Miss Alice Mac- It In no Htmple In conatrucMou null ho well made (lint failure in A, I stocks; equally as safe, and the possi- earn "Jiwt no" It mi luiiioiMllilllty. crt bilities of profit beyond comparison. The amendments were drastic though gaieties, breakfasts, luncheons, din- farlane, Miss Lady Macfarlane, Mrs, You are neglecting your best interests In lino with certain other liquor laws ners and motor tours with their nu- Robert Shingle, Mrs. Walter Macfar- For the Hot Weather Sale to on me at once. In other states. At that time, I stated merous friends capital, half lane, Mrs. M. E. Grossman, Mrs. T. V. Now riiiiiilnK. ami which will lost thin wcolc ouly, we have fal- if you fail call at tho a lowing prleeNi nrrnnireil the OSWALD to tho Bulletin reporter that thego Lansing, Damon, Ada J. LUTTED, day at Ithlca, where the George Jr., Mrs. Fred Miss 1 Qunrt Size, ench . , were merely my views on present - 1139 Fort Street. the Republic was vlsUed at Freovllle, N Rhodes, Mrs.- Charles Lucas, Mrs. H. 2 Quart Size, euch , , :t . , 91 00 GOO. law and should not indicate in one way (tuart Slav, euch 1 SO Next to convent. Phono Y, and held a of 'interest, F. Lewis, Mrs. Maris, Mrs. Lane, Mrs. 1 , . or tho how I should voto on which fund t(uart Size, each 2 00 other Chicago, P. Rees, Mrs. Richard Ivors, July 2Gth. Tho posters are put up with- and Oakland, San Francisco Corwin CO.ME IN EAniiY, AS THE SUIU'LY IS VERY LIMITED. JMr. and Mrs. W. D. Robort-son- , Feunlmorc will out any authority from mo and my and Santa Rosa, where relatives of Mrs. A. M. Brown, Miss Grace all in a couple of weeks for Hono- views are misrepresented. Governor Frear and friends, were ri- Mss Marjorio Freoth, Miss Lilian lulu, wdmro they will spend the late Your slncorely, vals In ontcrtnlnlng them, Robertson, Miss Irene Dickson, Mrs. W.W. summer. S..F. Bulletin. ( ALFRED L. CASTLE. Mrs. Froar relates of the dreadful Jack Balch and Mrs. Frank Dimond &Co.,Ltd Honolulu, July 23, 1910. heat throughout tho eastern cities at 53-r- 7 KING STREET,, HONOLULU. - vT

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HONOLULU, HAWAII,. SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1010

Where Charity Fails iiiiiiniiiiiniumnniHiiiniiiiiiiinniinniininiiiiiniii!iniHiHiHiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimng PARADISE PARAGRAPHS BY THE MAN BY WILL 8ABIN Jane Adams contributes to the July number of The North Ameri- AROUND can Review. a carefully analyzed article on "Charity and Social Jus- TOWN tice." It is an earnest plea for the economic value of prevention to iiiiiuiuiiuuiuiiiuiiiiiuiuiuuuiiujiiiiuiiHiiiiiiiiitiitiiiiiiittaiiiiirT Booze is thicker than water. eradicate deleterious social conditions rather than to alleviate them There is probably not a municipality in the world having such a and the relation of industrialism to these conditions. She says: i After the plebiscite tlie deluge. largc'and rugged area in the keeping of its government as the city "Have the body of charitable men and women done what they and county of Honolulu. Its, Ave district court seats outside of the Hawaii had a Woolley lamb, ought to eradicate dark tenements, unclean milk, disease breeding Sho called It "Plebiscite;" capital itself are strung along about eighty miles of coast line, each But if the lamb is "wet" or "dry," food, and many another evil to which the attention of the sanitary en- having its magistrate and deputy sheriff and their subordinate offi- We'll know next Tuesday night. gineer needs be perpetually directed if the health of the poor is to be xx-- cers to be supported out of the municipal treasury. There are about preserved and their children kept alive? What might they not, do if Somebody last Sunday delivered a sermon on "The three L's of two hundred miles of streets in the towns and more than a hundred sea." life years they properly, bestirred themselves at this moment of human conserva- the We'd been leading our right along all these under miles of country roads to be maintained, and the mileage of new v the impression that there was only one 'ell. Still, if there are three, tion and city planning? They could overwhelm every city government thoroughfares is yearly increasing. The highways cross mountain all .the better; then there will be more variety. in the laud with verified knowledge which exactly fits in with the .;:-- ranges, deep and crooked gulches and stretches of beach quicksands. trend of the times, and they could also make new demands upon Old earth's an aero-plane- t, every Metropolitan police and Are departments, with automatic electrical From mount to aero-plaln- ; institution which is now under State supervision and administration alarms Us mortals take a little ride. for both, are kept up in good condition. Maintenance and 4- to supply the requisite data to the State Legislatures. . . . And then fall off again. What have supplies for schoool houses worth several hundred thousand the charitable people to dollars contributed the movement for State control are provided. Mauy public parks are in There's a story from a! certain Honolulu boarding to kept order. A public band is conies house over industrial diseases or the protection of machinery? What have maintained. "the effecfthat the landlord picks up and pickles the rinds of water- Sanitary services dealing with the treatment of indi-gen- t they done to secure old-ag- e pensions, industrial insurance, melons thrown away by his guests. , employer's sick, the burial of paupers, the care of markets, the supervision liability act, the regulation of the hours of labor, the control of the fish of and meat and milk supplies, the, regulation of building and The old world is an auto, sweated trades, the prohibition of the sale of intoxicants? Perhaps And everybody spins plumbing, the disposal of garbage, and the maintenance of jails, are a joy-rid- e every twenty-fou- r the charity of the past may have claimed a share only in the two, For hours last all carried on by the municipality. Aid is given to charity and pro- On the road of a thousand sins. but certainly contemporaneous charity is faking a leading in part the motion. The metropolitan section is being increasingly well lighted establishment of the various safeguards against premature- disable- You can't spike Speaker Gannon. He fainted at Winfleld one day by the municipal plant, only owing the water for power to the Terri- ment and dependence of the worker. is perhaps significant the and made several speeches at Emporia the Monday following. He's It that torial government. For all these municipal services property is taxed most drastic survey of industrial conditions ever made in America one-hal- f more of a revolver than a cannon. Incidentally, Cannon must be a but of one per cent, this being a moiety of the propertv tax prohibitionist, for he can speak without being loaded. was inaugurated and carried out by editors of a paper called 'Chari- collected by the Territorial government. The rest of the municipal - XX- ties.' From the human as well as from the economic standpoint there revenue consists of one-hal- f of the regular income tax for the Island That Boosevelt's headquarters should be Oyster Bay is hard on the is certainly an obligation resting upon the charitable to discover how of Oahu paid over by the Territory and business license fees, fines oyster's reputation for silence. and costs much of their material comes to them us the result of social neglect, from district courts and various inspection fees, collected XX-- directly by the municipality. There is remedial incapacity, and the lack of industrial safeguards." levied no assessment on abut- Some sins we never tackle; ting property for the building of new streets, nor for betterments in For some we do not' care; i , 1 cases of grade-reducin- g Some we newr have chance to try, widening or straightening or of old streets. The And some we do not dare v entire revenue is about $700,000 a year. Considering the great But most ,of us tackle sins enough, GOOD IN extent of territory covered with the settled portions On this life's beaten track, TEACHING MANNERS SHOPS far apart but all To be saved from a trip like Elijah's, linked together with good automobile roads needing high class engi- red-ho- " v To heaven In a t back. neering and expensive work to build and maintain, and considering X-- X- as the demands for expenditures necessary to school of good manners for shop school is 10 Improve business, give the capital of the . get up great A. Territory a respectable Labor Day is not such a long way off, so why not a assistants in Germany is the latest shown by the fact that the cost of status among cities for civic countenance - procession of those who really labor? We have failed several years development in technical education, conducting it is borne 'by the shop conveniences and comforts, it is safe to say that few cities anywhere in getting out anything in the way of a representative labor parade, and its foundation by the Association keopers thqmseLVes, who are con have more to their credit in proportion to the revenues available than thorough well-traine- d polished y so, to make sure of this year's celebration, let us at once arrange of Shopkeepers reveals the vinced that and Honolulu, notwithstanding the ever-read- but ill.iuformed fault- with the Federal, Territorial and City and County officials to turn ness with which every detail of tech' shop assistants can sell more goods finders. women """ out all the prisoners in the prisons and jails, giving them a good holi- nlcal training is superviseu in this than tlie young men and who " no special instruction ex- country. have received Intelligent judgment depends on day and supplying the public with' a fine exhibition of horrid activity. accurate information and there is considered that shop assistants in this branch of their if. ' ' ' amples. This might be line of It no pest worse than an ignorant critic. . the march: not only the "Intricacies' Classes of the new school are to be should learn - guard of Police, mounted and on own legs. of their respective trades, but also held in the evening to enable workers their -- ,l I m-n- . the way to behave in dealing with in nttomi. Thn munic nal authorities il t,.un ncuuiiig in Honolulu t lie o her tluv f how. mm . BAND, MADE UP OF MUSICAL PRISONERS (playing "Bar, bar, black Shopkeeper's sent fen persons who sheep; sheep behind the bars'.") customers, how to talk nicely and of Berlin have lent the participated in the ceremony and festivity of agreeably, how to bow gracefully, how Association rooms for tho school free me marriage Mty years ago. All of flieni are residents of Hawaii and BERGER'S BAND (no jail reflections). to treat customers, how of cost, thus imparting to the now nearly all ol them have spent most of their lives here. Most if' not all MORE POLICE. Lto conduct an animated conversation movement oiuciai cuaracier, which is were norn in lliese islands. Xo doubt as lnanv more of the life nc familiarity and so on. oxclting keen interest. Berlin Lor- - City and County Supervisors (to lend moral tone to procession). without unduo quaintances of the counle illicit have I,,m, :,m,l,.n r,.n, (i, . ol the group. In the- - contingent at the golden wedding were blondes MAIN PROCESSION: weI1 ggISaigar53ar lls i,s brunettes of Caucasian race. The incident disrnilH n 1. Platoon of cho fa convicts, waving ball receipts and shouting "Lay on rciat ltiil1 (lllt the Punahou men, he himself has been said about the uncongenjality to peo- - MoDuff ! You are the stuff!" he will, but his deliberate insults toward white 2. Varied selection of vagrants, led by Benevolent Order of Bums. being a locally born, educated and brought-u- p boy, were indicative not i" i"u 111 1"11 V monoes, oi tropical countries. Perhaps Hawaii Assault-and-Batterer- carrying clubs, knives, 3. Amalgamated Association only Of boorishness but of an empty soul which has no love for coiiii-j-- '' '"ies oi advanced age in proportion o the total nuui-- slung-shot- s and cane-knive- iiiwi ? mnst onnvp.nip.nt. man "cv such inhabitants than the tonmerate zone 4. Exalted Lodge "of Wifebcaters,' carrying motto, "God Bless Our Home, fif fni lmsmnnsi! nf nnr snvt A without coininnnifio Nit!" a country is to be pitied, but a man who deliberately defies one of the 1Iieso l)eoIhJ or their forbears sprang. Another nonsensical theory is 5. bearing enlarged crayon portrait of Anderson Grace, with exploded by Hi Henry, loftiest, is to condemned. such a showing of longevity as the records of set--- - sign by escaped convicts attending by special human sentiments be white $500 reward attached, followed tiers in Hawaii would make, and is invitation. ' that the one some have had the 6. Secret Order of Parole Parlor No. 1; Thugs and Agitators; temerity to propound in the present prohibition plebiscite contest. Community Lodge LOVE ONE ANOTHER It Commuted No. 23: Miscellaneous Misdemeanants is that alcoholic stimulants are essential to vigorous existnuw in n 7. Unconvicted criminals. All thoso who have done things which haven't A Honolulu Play. tropical country. Probably every been found out are entitled to join the throng. one of the ten at the diug who attended the event half a century aiio has boon n. liiplnmr POLICE PATROL WAGON, with BELLS. , ACT I. abstainer, and no doubt those wlimn ih fV Imvn conn In 111(11 1MA FLOATS: (a) "Liberty Overshadowing the World," Anderson Grace bid (Enter Governor Frcar in ballet costume, lavender tights and not nlishiinm-- a nmi livmi t. 1,,, ...... , Kaplolanl park, (b) Johnny Martin making ...i. bind farewell to his comrades at Kicuii imiiirjm uuu nuuuug mu, oumt, xuree men mere were an address at Oahu prison, (c) Chief McDuffle with threo gamblers in either uauuiil uiwumi.juuiu.il in tlie bunch, too, whose loong lives have been hand and one in his teeth, making a raid. singing:) crowded with toil as well as crowned with success in their roaniWivo AUTOMOBILE SECTION (consisting of scorchers who have been fined) I'm tho leading official, spheres. One is tlie My manner's judicial, greatest scholar, another tlie wealthiest captain of CITY JAIL GLEE CLUB. A wonderful gov'nor am I; umusiry in ine isianus. I've a sweet disposition POLICE AND REPORTERS. And will vote prohibition is leni-no- " It what one unlearns as much as what one has w),m, On the twenty-sixt- h day of July. ' PUBLIC! makes one wise. X-- X (Chorus by Capitol Ballet Girls: Lloyd Conkling, Clerk Sullivan; i Judge Lindsay and Marston Campbell, arrayed in yellow tights, A is a rellection on the interest taken nowadays in sailing vessels, paracranhcr- has told of a ihhvmdhiiw- - iinmni'iuf...... iintn,i - It smiles, authority and bells:) l J it .iv iiu-n. as compared with the interest of former more romantic years; when other comet would soon annear. as he had n lofKnvm. fn,.t-- r ink He's a sweet disposition on a crackajack bark like the S. C. Allen, with a crackajack skipper like - nalley's.. This reminds me that Ilalley's comet was not worked And votes prohibition, by Captain Wilier, can enter port after a splendid run of sixteen days Because It Is best for Hawaii! hard enough Hawawaiian promotionisfs. So far as have read or from Fort Bragg without a single newspaper or shipping publication heard there was no spot in the world at which the (Enter Marston Campbell after chorus escapes to the wings, flour comet was seen in mi agency making any note of the fact. Captain Wilier has a recdrd to such magnificence as here. The biggest jokes I ishing blue print, allegedly singing:) saw on the suhioct be proud of, and it is not the first time in the last generation that he were the expressions of disappointment on the mainland at tlie I'm the land has made a fine vessel kick up her heels across the Pacific. comet's being "ot quite what it had been cracked up. At least these x--x- And tho Of every plot "' wails sounded humorous here, where those win) saw the comet at its "Illicit still" waters run deep. For a house and a lot best, when yet in the east, might have declared with truth that tho X-- X- On the right condition, sir! pictures of the wonder at former appearances were to the realitv soon The name of the liquor license inspector is Fennell, not Funnell. (Spreads out blueprints and proceeds to cut up half a dozen plant- - at Honolulu n6w as a mosquito to a dragon II v. Poor old London :x ations and distribute the land ainoug the public applicants by hand- - got scarcely a glimpse of the comet at any time when it was worth Occasionally agitated by a sense of decency, the Advertiser cor ing tuem pieces of map cut from blueprint. Enter, at this skige, seeing. Perhaps the best picture of the comet made in all tho wnrbl rccts editorial misstatements by acknowledging The Star is right, with sugar-can- e hula-skirts- , - plantation captains of industry wearing dauc- was the photograph by a Japanese in Honolulu for a postcard. Talk- - was wrong. the reservation, however, that SOMEBODY ing and weeping, also singing: ing uuuiu me ceiesuai scenery qi Hawaii, though, how many know For tricks that are dark and for ways that are vain the supernal spectacle that is afforded by the full moon rising from vAt game between the Wasedas On last Saturday's baseball and the the part of tlie farmors who never raise cane, the ocean as viewed from the car terminus at Kaimuki? It was some. Punahou alumni there was a young man, Hawaiian born and an Commend iis to new-fangle- d notions; thing last night In sugar we trusted, but now wo are busted the splendor of which no artist ever conceived: Loom. American uitizen, wio undertook to make it disagreeable for a num- ing vast disc of And cannot express our omotlons. a burnished gold in a broken cloud bank, It made pic-lure- s spectators by criti- This country of ber of citizen crying out unkind and unreasonable flowers, that used to be ours, of flaming castles forming an unearthly illusion. Until it rose cisms of the Punahou team. He would not take good advice and re- And which wo mado sweot with our presence, Is to be cut up in plots, for houses and lots, clear of the vapory screen the burning clouds at moments looked liko move himself, nor would be take the tip to quiet and cease his un- For impecunious pensnnts. a tremendous volcano lloating upon the ocean. It was a scene that no patriotic prattle. Had ho been handled roughly by the indignant per- pen pencil (Enter Attorney I'.reckons, as Hamlet, or could describe. If it only came once in seventy-fiv- e vphim sons near him, he would have received no more soliloquizing:) than was his due. A instead of several nights every, month, people would flock from in the presence To Indict or not to Indict, all sound thrashing of a crowd might have done him That is tho. question!. parts of the world to see if. good and served as an example to some others who do not seem to Whether 'twere hotter to cop every sin, appreciate the first principles of patriotic decency. Hnd he Hig, little, old, unknown or known to all, rooted for Or to forglvo, forgot only Few notice the common things of tho universe, the Wasedas, well and good, for every man is and ohaso vet often fhnv nm entitled to root for whom The bigger game of real Important crlmo? infinitely greater than the uncommon. TEN. TUB HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1910.' ,1 t

ly turned his attention to tho matter Senator Tillman, referring to ono of bloomln' idjut E ASSURED ofg rectifying this error. Tho result Is his antagonists in Congress, Bald, tho " 'Yer gave mo a nawsty look ' per- EC tho present movement looking to the other day, "He reminds mo of the sisted tho other. HecvtwSSS&9 erection of a monument to Whitney, London cabby who Btood glaring at which movement apparently will meet another cabby whose vehicle had got- "'Mo? Wull, yer certainly 'avo a BI NEW TREATY ome with tho most signal success. Savan- ten In his way. nawsty look, but I didn't glvo It , nah Morning News. '"Aw, wot's tho matter with yer?" so 'el'p mo." demanded the aggressive one. Fine Jot) Printing, OfQc. " ST. PETERSBURG, July 17. The Talks star 'Nothlnks the matter with me, yer Fine Job Prtnnoi. nut orflos. Novoo Vremya In a leading article today expresses great expectations from the Russo-Japancs- o convention. TO TIP OR NOT TO TIP. The Vremya considers it a foundation tip typo weal-questio- tor durable peace In the Far East, To or not to tip, that is the attention. A certain of tho Wether It Is wiser to en- - thy will not stop tipping because of serving as a barrier against the en- dure the covert sneers of minions, or the law. Law means to them little, croachments ot outsiders In that by generous tipping to end It all, and The people then who can really make sphere adding that Russo-Jnpanei- o re- thus secure attention above one's the measure against tipping effective D - E -L-I- C -I- O - ot -U lations relieve Russia and Japan neighbors, though ono may call thfs are the business men themselves the burden ot heavy armaments, en- but a lesser form of bribery whose employes receive tips. If ho- abling Russia to complete the Amur One's mind runs somewhat after tel and restaurant keepers and all mem such employers would mak0 a string Railroad and continue colonization that fashion nowadays, since tipping has becomo so universal a practice. cnt rulo that their employes should on vast scale. a Perhaps the bothersome question will not receive tips and back It up with The Vremya declares that tho situa- not worry us much longer, for legis- Instant dismissal If they accepted gra- tion created by the convention Is unfa- lators are taking up the matter, and tuities of any kind, they would ere-at- o Daintily Pleasing vorable to Korea, China, America and even so august n body as tho Houso a public opinion that would make to the Taste the central European powers In so far Committee of the District of Columbia the proposed law effective. The pub- as their policies are based on a con- are considorilng a bill to abolish tho lic would bo with them and tipping is vorv rmtiv tnt-- would sbon bo abolished. The few every one of The famous tinuation of misunderstandings be- tho. a nuisance. Tho measure provides who might Insist upon tipping be-th- tween Russia, China mid Japan. It any proprietor, manager, waiter. caus0 they have more money than centi'dors that Secretary Knox or servant, of any hotel, restaurant, they know what to do with would Manchurian proposal was instrument- or cafe, in tho city of Washington soon bo cried down. al In hastening the conclusion of the who accepts a tip shall be guilty of a The hotel or restaurant manager convention. misdemeanor and fined not to exceed who would take this stand and pub $500. A second and far more im- licly announce It on nl' his advertis- - ij portant per-Bo- n lug matter would soon be overrun CHINESE LITERATURE. clause stipulates that any Heinz's who offers a tip shall be guilty with business, for it is a reform the To the average western mind Chi- and subject to the same penalty. The people want. Rut to Institute It these nese literature is a closed book. "The bill is based on tho simple principle employers would need to pay the'r is Chinese," Mr. John Stuart Thomson that tho tipper Is as bad as the tippee employes niore wages and that t - bribe-give- r Ay in the ointment. The public, tells us, however, in his work with like the and the bribe- the taker. by means of their tips, help to pay title, can boast counterparts of 5 that The American has never taken the wages of the employes in restaur- such glories of English as literature kindly to the tipping system, not sole ants, hotels and such places, and employ- - Milton, Shelley, Chatterton, Leigh ly because he begrudges the money, while the public will do this, Hunt, Edgar Allan Poe and others ot but because the practice goes against ers are loth to stop them. So that it - equal importance. The poet Tu Pu, the grain of the American spirit. It Is a dllllcult proposition to get uotei- managers to Include in each morning's order to the celestial Chatterton, "starved to Intimates a certain attitude of ser- - keepers and restaurant the grocer some of Heinz's absolutely pure on a temple's steps," In matter. Dut those death and Poe's villty on the part of the ono rccelv- - net together the goods. There is Tomato Soup, India Relish, Sweet 1 century-ol- d lead would mak a and Dill Pickles, Baked "Raven" matched by the ing the tip and that attitude is tin- - who would take the oth- - "White Owl Ode," which has Its American. It smacks too much of hig hit, and in the course of time Beans, Apple Butter, Pearl Onions, Red Kidney Beans, Tomato Ketchup, exact plot. The Chinese also havo the Old World wav of recardlnc one's ers migni ue inuueeu lu..u, their Herodotus, Horace and Ovid. fellowman. Tipping is, as the bill names it, a Mince Meat, Horse Radish and many others. Imposition; If western ignorance rates the Chi- But the practice, despite the hos- nuisance. It is also an nese as a race without literature, tho tile feeling toward It, is growing. The and if one looks at it ethically, it Chinese, It seems, entertain a general proposed measure shows what a foot- lias no ground to stand on. For the and, to their minds well-founde- dis- hold It has. But the proposed meas- tip Is of the family of bribes and A New Shipment Just Received dain for the west, as compared with ure will not be effective unless back- it lowers the self-respe- of the one their own racial and national super- ed up by public opinion. It will sim who takers it. Every one should lenu , For Sale By strong public Your Grocer iority.. Mr. Thomson quotes at length ply bo a Uead-lette- r law. his voice in creating a tho trenchant diatribe of a bonze The people who tip lavishly and opinion to back up the 'measure to (whose name he does not give) in unthinkingly are, of course, the rich: abolish the tip. which he flays western arroganco But their action makes it necessary for pretending to any such claim. Ho for the less wealthy to tip If they commands attention, for he does not hope in many places to secure any merely assert. He gives his reasons. Thus: "You were great once, and that 4 a is not now. You will never produce INVENTOR OF COTTON GIN 1L a bible or a Shakespeare again, for you are used to luxuries, and you will forever displse the simple poverty that produced the poetry of Eliza- TO HAVE T beth's time, and the manly virtues iilEN that evolved the philosophy of Pla- to's and Paul's day. Tho bible gave The movement looking to the erec- up his machine on the plantation or you sturdy virtues, but now that you a monument In Savannah to Gen. pre- have machinery you are looking unto tion of Nathaniel Greene near the A wealth for greatness." tho memory of Ell Whitney, the In- sent location of Montelth, in 1793. II The bonze ascribes China's superi- ventor of the cotton gin, which pro- The invention of the gin was the first ority to the Chinese "lack of rebel- ject was first launched by James Bran- great factor in cotton raising develop- lious envy on the part of the unhap- don of New York, who Invented the ments as tho inventions of Arkwright py many against the privileged few," Teazer gin, which is a recent Improve- were in manufacture. The machine and the "little opportunity for that ment on the Whitney gin, is now well did away with the tedious and unsat- grinding oppression which breeds un- under way. Mr. Brandon, who is now isfactory hand method. Almost imme- dying hate, because prominence and in Savannah in the Interest of tho diately tho acreage In cotton Increas- unselfishness are synonymous." "We Teazer gin, will himself subscribo ed largely. Savannah handled Very lit- glory In teaching Confucius in all a sum as the nucleus around which tle cotton till after Whitney construc- our schools. You throw your great- the monument fund will be built. ted his gin. Savannali exported the est book out of your national schools." It is a curious coincidence that nei- first bag of cotton ever sent from After declaring that we were "hard- ther Whitney nor Brandon had seen America to a foreign country. er fo civilize than any race," he pre- growing cotton at the time their In- It was also near this city that the dicts exalta-tlor- our downfall and the i ventions were perfected. Mr. Bran- first sea-inlan- d cotton was grown. of China. "In the adaptation of don expresses himself as much sur- Tho experiments with the culture of ourselves to the inventive age you prised that none of the monuments this staple were first made by Joslah will see that we shall reach tho high- now here commemorated the achieve- Tatnall and Nicholas Turnbull, on est . possible standard. We have ments of Whitney. He at once sot Skidaway island. The seed was origi- conscience enough to follow what about remedying this omission. nally brought from the Bahama Is- time, the only test (and test us by it!) Sufficient data has not yet been se- lands in 1785. Tho establishment of the has proved to bo right. Look to your- cured to mark approximately the place cotton trade is tho keynote of Savan- selves! where the shop of tho great inventor nah's commercial prosperity. ' Mr. Thomson adds on his own ac- was situated the exact spot will pro- Whitney was born in 17C5, in Mas- count, that when the extension of rail-road- a bably never bo known. Further sachusetts. Ho came south as a shall scatter the dialects, the Investigation in this direction is now school teacher, migrating from placo. Chinese will havo "that unification being pushed rapidly. The promoters to placo until ho was finally taken of speech and resultant dissemina- of the monument desire the in by the widow of Ben Green as tu- tion of ideas," whose absence havo of the people of Savannah in tho tor in the family. The gin was com- "kept them from moving as forward undertaking as well as those Interested pleted in the winter of 1792-179- a very assertive body in the world's in tho cotton Industry over tho south. Tho model of the machino was shown policy." This has not been due, he Mr. Brandon thinks that this tribute by Mrs. Greeno to a fow of her neigh- declares, to lack of religion or In- to the man whom Lord Macaulay said bors, tho possibilities of the inven- ventions. "did more for America than Peter tion being so apparent aB to create GOOD TASTE AND JUDGMENT Mr. Thomson's maintains that tho Great did for Russia," has already universal interest and comment. As a are more essential having beautifully appointed there are only three races "who ap- to a table, been too long delayed. result, unscrupulous persons broke than large expenditure. preciate and constantly use humor Tho monument will not be located Into the place where the model was Let ua the American, the Scotch and tho Chi-nese- shew you unusual patterns In in Savannah proper, but on the old kept and carried it away. It is said I Mr. Thomson's name Is John Greeno plantation, some miles up tho that many similar machines were In Stuart, and tho receipt Community of Injecting a river, whero Whitney was making a active operation throughout tho coun- Silver joko Into a Scotchman may come to living by teaching children the rule try before tho Whitney invention was has a distinct richness of and mind, When It appearance charm of a little Hakka girl, car- of three at the time the Idea for tho perfected and patents secured, which design which rival sterling. rying her brother on her back, was gin became clear In his mind. Tho was not done until a year later. "Is heavy?" It a more than triple plate it coats hut a trifle more asked: he she replied, monument will be on tho public road In spite of tho universal use to "No, he is my than ordinary plated ware it lasts a life time. brother." Tho naivete and will bear suitable inscriptions which tho cotton gin has been put, seems the pathos of humor, Mr. but commemorating tho Inventor's work and tho revolution In tho cotton In- Thomson carefully explains W. W. Dimond & Co., Ltd. that the and indicating the spot where the In- dustry which it precipitated, thero Is child had no se'nso humor or K'ng Street. of of vention was completed. Tho monu- no stone to mark tho memory of the 5357 humanity In responding, "but the grin ment will he pretentious and imposing inventor in this section where ho liv- on my 'rlckisha men's faces showed or only a simple shaft according as ed and worked and where tho machine that thoy had seen phase." the other tho glnners and spinners of the coun- was perfected. It was not Mr. If phase" until "the other is supposed to try respond heartily or otherwise to Brandon camo to Savannah to try appeal to a sense of may humor, It bo tho call for subscriptions. out his improvement on tho Witney tho kind which Mr. Thomson credits Tho invention of the cotton gin invention that any notice was taken tho Chlneto with. links tho city of Savannah closely to of this lack of official recognition on the history of tho cotton trade. Tho the part of tho pooplo of Savannah Fine Job Printing, Star Office. then Yankee school teacher first sot and Georgia, Mr. Brandon Immediate- -

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And Abolish The Saloon I That Is The Real Issue TWELVE THE HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, JULY' 23, 1910. GARAGE AND AUTOMOBILE NEWS Von Hamm-Youn- g Go. MAXWELL MITCHELL BEAT ALCO CARS FOR 0 OWNERS Report Many Aiito Sales AN AMAZING TEST AJJJO RENO RO L HAWAIIAN HUME CONTEST Final scores of the contest for tho Schuman Carriage Company havo Tho lino Alco cars, for which tho ' SAN FRANCISCO, July 10. A uni- Royal Hawaiian garago had waiting - in-e- Chicago trophies, received tho following self explanatory been que haB just by The llrst 1911 Packard which arrlv- proved; the carburatlon will bo d Glldden and credit contest been devised so long, aro In, this week for the von Hamm-Youn- g creased; the clutch will be Improved the Maxwell team with making tho copy of a telegram sent by the San believed to be tho tho Hudson Motor Car Company of will-requir- hold of Company has been tho center of at- - mateHally. It only a very best average score in the most amaz- Francisco agents of the Mitchell auto- tho freighter Nevadan, Manager Detriot for Hudson owners. Every ount of power to disengage Wells having received word that they traction in automobile circles. Auto- - " ing test of cars and of men over con mobile to the factory at Itaclne, Wis., owner who enters the contest must, on It ana It is said to be one of most would probably bo shipped in that generally agree country. soon after tho big Jeffries-Johnso- n July 17th, make a tour of not less than motile enthusiasts casll operatcd utcncs ever des1gn. ducted in this steamer. All local automoblldo'm has fore-doo-r When tho technical experts of the fight: anxiously awaited coming 100 miles in the machine. The owner that the body is tho proper ed. The rear axle will be of full float-bod- y the of these to have, as It protects tho driver Ing type, the Weight of the car being American Automobile Association "On account of immense crowds at-- caTs, as the aro the highest priced ma. need not dri,ve, but If not driving ho in the front seat against rain as well carried on tho axlo housing Instead completed their final examination and liv'tho JeffHeH..Tnhnsnn flcht chines over imported hero in anything must accompany tho driver on tho as dust, which is impossible In of on papers illke lots- - They havo a11 ueon Practlc-hav- o trip. an . the axle shaft. The surfaces of operative teat, it was found that tho at Reno, Nevada. San Francisco although an-ear- open car even though the driver wears the brakes will bo Increased 141 in developed a great race fight for My soken for Mr. Wells No restrictions are made as to tho team of two Maxwell cars had sur- Hclpates may a rain coat. dies. The 1911 Cadillac will have a deliveries. Every conceivable that ho have one or two cour-i- chosen, except that not moro This 1911 Packard will bo delivered double drop framo, lowering center vived the racking run of 2850 miles, mean3, Including railroads and auto- for sale. Orders aro now being taken than ten miles of the route bo covered to Mr. A. W. Carter for his ward, Miss of gravity and giving a lower through thirteen states, In better con- mobile relays, have been resorted to. for a second lot which will shortly twice. If a touring car, tho machlno follow the first shipment. Parker, when she arrives pearanco to the car. Tho increased dition than and two or throe-ca- r The "San Francisco Call" with the must carry at least four, and If a road- Manager from Hawaii next week. Miss Parker power will permit tho factory to cenr In Osen & Hunter Auto Co., decided on Wells reports excellent ster at least two passengers. So long team either division of the contest. shop intends to take her Packard with her the cars higher, causing less motor a Mitchell Six; .loaded same with the business and an unexpectedly as the run is made between sunrise Tho penalties assessed for slight good considering to tne mainland, where she will tour vibrntlon and greater speed. The regular Issue at the "Call" office; rent demand, that and sunset no consideration will bo o equipment gave year. California and the East in same. wheol-bas- will be increased six trouble with the team started with tho paper trains leaving this is tho slow season of tho taken of tho tlmo consumed, it being Packard was sold during ches. The body will bo greatly Im an average of 129 & 2 points which at Oakland two fifteen A. M., crossing stated this is in no way a speed con- tho week to Mrs. S. C. Allen. This Proved throughout and will bo up was 59 points penalty less than tho tho Sierras, about three hundred test Consumption of gasolino and oil, car also has tho new fore-doo-r body, holstered with hand-buffe- d leather of nearest competing team. Further- miles, arriving at Reno two twenty-fiv- e SEALED TIME WON with the percentage based on weather carrying seven passengers. the highest quality. The foot boards more, only three of the nine teams P. M., beating all railroads and and the condition of tho road travel- Tho von Hamm-Youn- g Company will be covered with linoleum, metal which started were able to remain in leading all competitors by two and ed, will, however, bo an important have also just closed tho sale of a bound, and a great manv other im. the contest and of tho other six teams, three-quarter- s hours, and beating factor in determining tho award. At Packard touring car to Kovoments will bo made, placing tho only one car of the team finished the through trains schedule by six hours BY CADILLAC least threo photographs'must bo taken Mr. J. C. Quinn, who intends to put car at Pce of $1700. In the cate. contest in Chicago. and forty minutes." during tho trip, and these, with tho same into the rent service. Mr. sory of ?3000 cars. While these records show that every Mr. Schuman reports many inquiries owners' written, description of the Coleman B. "Harris, of Wilmington, Quinn is very proud of his beautiful The von Hamm-You- ng Company's contestant had to endure the greatest during tho week for the popular Mit tour, will bo tho chief evidence upon Del., driving his Cadillac Thirty, won car and will have no difficulty In se- - repair department has been full up mechanical torture, they do not tell chell, the" standard E. M. F., tho little which tho decision will be made. Al- curing tho choice loads as the Packard with work this week, and even though the significant story of price compari- Flanders and other cars carried by his tho sealed time run of the Delaware together there will be twenty prizes, Association. is a great favorite in tho rent busi- - the repair Bhop has been doubled in son, for tho reason that a team of cars concern. A few of each of these cars Automobile ranging from $10 to $150 each. A in- The' run was from Wilmington to ness. , size curing the last week It is not any averaging $3,000 in selling price, are now on hand and others aro soon special prize of $25 is offered to any A Packard phaeton too large to take care of tho large cluding the Glidden winner, Incurred to arrive. Orders are now being taken Oxford, Pa., and return, a distance wom.m driver who complies with all was sold this week to a prominent anoint of work which is constantly more than three times as many penal- for delivery In the near future. of 72.G miles. The sealed time was the conditions and drives the car the 4 Dusiness man m town, who will take eing entrusted to the automobile ex. ties as the Maxwell team averaging hours 19 minutes, and the Cadillac's entire distance herself. She need not well-know- n tlmo was 4 hours minutes. - delivery of his car next week. l)erts of this firm. only $1500 in price. For seashore or general summer li own the car, but the owner must ac- The new salerooms A great deal Also the Maxwell car which was In a sealed time run, the committee company her. of The Von of Interest has been wear sheer linens are as good and ' Hainm-ioun- g decides upon route, figures . Company have been aroused by the late announcement of driven by Jesse Illlngsworth of Dallas, that the quite as correct .tor the washable out tho time which shall bo allowed. greatly admired. It is a fine, airy tho Pope Manufacturing Company, Texas, in the Chicago trophy division gulmpe as are the eyelet dri-- to upon structure and shows the beautiful cars who l.ave Informed tholr inn.il over the samo route and under the The time Is kept secret from the ' time closest that decided by Tnnm vers, and car which finishes in committee is tho off to great advantage. In the rear of sentalives, The von Hamm Young identical conditions that governed the the tho winner. place iuo miesroom is a large electric company, that their 1911 cars will be Glldden division won second cnargmg plant, capable of taking caro equipped with larger and more power. with better score than the car which although oi six electric cars at one time. Spe- - ful motor, a heavy and considerably won the Glidden trophy that - car had twice as much power and : "" muuiu iui iuuse- wuuewmse, a tour speeu trans-electri- c charging, and it is just as mission with direct drive on the costs twice as much. economical to own In all, the showing made by tho and operate an fourth. It will further have especial-ele- c was glowing emphasis of itno car In Honolulu now as it is l constructed, easy riding springs Maxwell a on the main the In tests or reliability and. nnd ;l greatly lmproved cIutch The fact that A great deal of and endurance these cars are strong interest has been car will show a great many Improve-arouse- d by the announcement of the ments throughout, with a finishers. 1911 number of Cadillac. This beautiful car refinements on tho body, which will f flOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC nrw?, med "1 niake thIs car f fore- - Pl'lar ie financial institutions not philan- .I ,D, ,miVk0t Jnost of are m i American makes today. Kv 8 Anntoi7- thropic conducted 4A 170l-fac- The von Hamm Young Company institutions, but are great improvement ? has luade Bevera, saleg thls wee of the,r for profit. Financial institutions have lo una car, sun auuing to tne enviable popular lines of Cadillacs, Stoddard something to sell In tho same reputation of the 1911 car. Daytons, and Thomas Flyers, ordered sense as a manufacturer, jobber, or Tho engine of the 1911 Cadillac will by prominent society people who will wholesaler or retailer has something have i larger bor0 and greatly Increas- - ho seen soon in their new cars, to sell. Selling requires salesmanship. ed power; im- - the intake pipe will be The wonderful Buick has again Salesmanship is of two kinds, (1) proved; the crank shaft will bo larger; come to the fore in racing, finishing personal and (2) written. Written the connecting rod bearing and the 150-mil- e second in the race for the salesmanship advertising are syn- bearing surface will be improved and and Cobe trophy, and beating the Marmon onymous. increased; the water manifolds and driven by Mr. Harroun, and also things will be copper instead of ing Mi. Grant driving his Vanderbilt Two important to be consid hose; tho new car Will have a greater cup winning Alco. In the second ered in an advertising campaign are i (1) Is (2) radiating capacity. It will be equipped event tho Buick driven by L. Chevro-wit- h what said, and to whom it a Bosch high tension magneto let, was an easy winner over other Is said. The first may be included in addition to the famous Dolco sys- - cars coming in first in nine minutes under "copy" and Includes tho pur-- 1 - tem. The starting crank will be im- and tv.elve and two-third- s seconds. pose to bo accompllshed.the contents of the advertisement, and tha typo- graphical make-up- , shape, .border, only a limited allotment, some of type, etc. The may be clas- those counting upon one of these ele- - second CARS - HUDSON HOLD gant machines may be disappointed sed under "media," being the chan- The Associated Garage has just re- - nel through which the prospective Price, $1,350.00 f. o. b. Factory ceived a few of tho famous monoplex customer is reached. Tho "copy CENTER OF STAGE electric horns, which sell at $15. This now used by financial Institutions horn has a- tone all Its own, of parti- is either (1) general publicity, ot (4) Standard equipment includes Splitdorf Magneto, Oil Lamps, large Gas Lamps, cular attractiveness. result-producin- g advertising. General The Hudson cars are leading in the The type of Stewart carbureter Just publicity, as the term Indicates, is Generator and Horn, Mohair Top and Glass Frond cost $100,00 extra, llne of automobile excitement Just received is manufactured by a wealthy advertising of a general and indefi- present. at Two carloads of these gentleman of Los Angeles, who give3 nite kind, usually consisting of mere- superb machines were received by the his to device attention this for tho ly name, business and address. This SPECIFICATIONS Associated Garage the first of this pure love of the game. It has never corresponds to the name on one's A' Color Royal week and Manager Hall stated this been advertised, although It is well of Blue j fice door, and accomplishes Seating Capacity Two, four and five persons morning that ho was not sure whether known all along tho coast. The As- little more In producing results. Result- - Clutch , Cone he had one or two left. sociated Garage has handled It from -- producing' educa-tionr- .l , Wheel base no inches Dr. Hollman bought one of tho im-tb'- e time it first appeared. It is Justly advertisement Is ' . rGauge 56 inches proved and A. T. Gomer, of .claimed to be the simplest and most and instructive in character, roadsters V Tire Dimensions 34 x 3 2 inches pur- - reliable device of In and Is designed to secure the dredging company, was the its kind existence, direct re ' ' Brake Systems . .Two Sets contracting and expanding on both rear wheels chaser of another. John Fleming was It is the development of scientific turns both in inquiries and orders, Horse-powe- r principles Thirty the buyer of the first Hudson touring and requires no springs, and at the same time build up and - Cylinders Four car ever received in the Islands and which In the ordinary device lays them maintain a permanent clientele. The Arranged Vertically under hood open " Roberc Atkinson secured tho second to variations in temperature, copy us.ed should vary so as to adapt ' Cast En Bloc wear and tear and all sorts of minor one. All of these purchases are itself to tho readers of the particular Bdre '. . . . 4 inches most enthusiastic as to tne nuason, iruuuies. publications used. It should be time Stroke 4 3-- 4 inches An investigation of this appliance ' - characterizing the car as the best ly, and should bo changed frequently Cooling Water value ever seen In its class. The car is well worth while, Radiator so as to have news value as well as Vertical Tubo throughout, and besides its , ' Ignition Jump is refined t advertising value. y, Spark graceful lines nnd general high-grad- e Electric Source ; Dry battery and magneto Result-producin- g advertising appearance, It has a surprising amount not v Drive t Shaft only pays of power. l ADVERTISING HAS for itsolf, but produces Transmission Selective sliding gear on rear axle splendid profits on tho investment. Gear Changes .Three forward, one reverse Allltl,l.l "- w already referred to has been booked, The word "Investment" Is used ad visedly, for many but the Associated is not yet sure of ART advertisers who "The coming out of this is in result-producin- g .. car at $1,350,00 one of the big events the being able to get any more, so great BECOME use advertisement has been the demand for these cars on charge tho expenditure to tho Invest- automobile world, the mainland. Financial advertising is today in ment account, whereas advertisers of .E E. Battelle, of Maul, was a pur- its infancy a formative period tho general publicity type properly You can't understand the full, force and scope of this statement until you chaser during the week ot one of the charge their advertising practically where commercial adver expenditure khow what has into "EVERITT . you gone the making of the 30," cars already on hand. to tho expense account. Whether the tising was twenty-fiv- e years ago. Tho Rev. John Erdman, who has just financial advertiser has ono salesman po'ley of financial advertising The newest factory and the oldest builders tells the story in a single phrase, left for tho east on his vacation, left is be or twenty, his entire advertising cam. Manager lng transformed, within next an order with Hall, of tho and the paign should be conducted so as to ot the now Hud-so- n few years will completely Associated, for ono be changed assist them in their personal touring cars. Tho financial efforts A advertiser who today and enable them to secure greater re Carload has just arrived is heels over head takes advantage Tho Associated of this transforms sults. His follow-u- p system will en in work of every kind, Manager Hall tion, skillfully applies both science able him to with and as COME reporting a condition almost approach- and art to his financial publicity, has and SEE THE CARS sfst his salesmen by giving them In-- ing a boom during the past week. Cars almost unlimited fields money for formation as to inquiries and cor sold during tho week besides those making, business building opportuni delivery respondonce from prospective custom booked for future has kept ties. Financial advertising as management under "high gear" all to kind ers In their respective localities. Th0 tho may bo divldod into threo time. classes various principles and suggestions HAMM-YOUN- G the (1) Selling THE VON Tha next cars expected, and soon securities such as bonds apply to all financial advertisers CO.. LTD stocks, notes, etc. (2) to arrive, aro tho now 1911 Chalmers, selling ser whether tholr business Is conducted vices and facilities as than which there is nothing better In do brokers, over tho counter, by mall order me SOLE AGENTS banks trust companies, etc., - its class. Several orders for these and (3)fi- ,thod, or with tho aid of salesmen ar- nancinl nnrlrpa mnattnera fllvrl.iAn.ia .. .. have boon booked for delivery on " - una wnotner tne get Business is local or rival; nnd as tho Associated could uuuuu) lo mo oeuei oi some, national In' scope. t' ' s Tho cloche;shaped hats that resem- ble, perhaps;' the Charlotte Corday silk bow. ABcbt or There Is no end to it has become a fashion to use bottle that can bo closely corked' and shapes moro thdn any other, arc quite tbo,Bchemes to which It lends itself. coarse linen cotton sot 1. . 'I and threads forthe on ice. When wanted ice should popular, although thero Is appearing Clerical collars tho ones buttoning embroidery of tho mulls', these heavy bo pounded very line nnd a sugar in the very select showrooms decid- Vf littlo a at tho back, with shaped turn-over- s threads arc split or separated for the added if liked. Some prefer the tea un- ed reversal of the shapo In the broad, SANTA ROSA, July 10. Governor Fashionsml l .' embroidered In white with a touch of working of initials or names. sweetened. New Orleans Picayune. low hats that aro predicted to tako Walter F. Frear of the Hawaiian Is-- the summer girl inci- - And Fads color are among the popular trifles. r by storm and, lands, accompanied by --Mrs. Frear and Buttons aro made of silver these HEALTH AND BEAUTY THE UNFASHIONABLE CRADLE. dentally under tho brim, if she wish daughter, Virginia, spent yesterdny days and inlaid with littlo spots of An excellent remedy for bruises Cradles are going out; children are for protection. Turbans havo been re-f- nnd today hero nt tho country homo

r, not protection. re- bright enamel. Two or three of Is a mixture of equal parts of 6am-pho- wearing them any more. People Turbans have been of Surveyor of tho Port of San Fran- tell us Large laco collars aro worn these tako tho place of a dozen of alcohol, water and.ammonln. that rocking Is unhygienic; legated to motor cars. cisco, Edward F. Woodward, near this babies, according to Idea-- , Ribbon embroidery Is revived. any other sort. modern Puffed crowns of laco and facing of city. Mr. Frear and Mrs. Woodward should go to sleep naturally In a sta- vnlenclonnes are used on tho Plain colorejl parasols aro most Wide etamino ribbon, alb cotton, After a dusty trip tho faco should clocho aro brother and sister. From hero tho tionary, germ-proo- f bed, with an- shapes, whllo tho large hats sim- liked. but printed In chic Egyptian and Per- bo carefully bathed In varm water arc Governor and family will go to Ross tiseptic pillows and a sanitized rattle. ply trimmed with a wreath of flowors sian de- Paris Insistently holds for the touch designs and colorings, are In and porhaps massaged with cold Sentiment may save tho cradle for a or foliage. Valley to visit Dr. and Mrs. Frederick - i of black. mand for scarfs for panama and other cream. little whllo, but sooner or later It will L. Burk. The durablo pongees aro moro po- outing hats. go to the dusty attic along with the Llllnc and rose color, when exactly pular than ever. Tho most popular ribbon rosette is A simple remedy to euro a wart Is hair cloth sofa. Maybe the infant of tho right shades nre choson, aro a MINING COAL IN MANCHURIA made from half-Inc- h double-face- d sa- tomorrow will bear up somehow successful conblnatlou. Tho touch BERLIN, July 7. Mumm The newest material for under-- , to batho it several times a day with under of Baron tin ribbon, these accumulated misfortunes, will black Is everywhere apparent. It Is von Sehwnrtzenstein, tho am- wear Is cross-ba- r dimity. made into a number of a strong solution of bicarbonnte of so- German strugglo along somehow to surprising see general knotted groups. Five yards are need-e- d da. , maturity, fo how "la Its bassador to Jnpan, who 1ms returned TJnderwear of cotton crepe Is a but what about tho artists, tho poets, uso over hero, and yet how Ignorant new for each rosette. from a tour of Investigation Inx Man- fad that will bo popular. tlio song writers? What a world of. aro many designers In other count- All-whtt- a' churia records, among o o gloves are worn less than Striped materials, especially in the Turpentino applied to bruise will other sentiment nnd melody has been woven ries. of Japnnoso activities, they havo been for some time. popular combination of black and quickly relievo pain. Applications around the theme of tho stripes, that mother nnd Black and white checks and 2500 tons of conl are being taken Scarfs with Persian centers have white, gray and white and blue and of hot witch hazel aro also excellent. tho gently rocking cradle! What kind with touches of blue, are used for trot--t daily from tho Ftishun mines, which deep In solid ' black, come next in favor to tho coin of soni; will tho poor poet of tho fut- - teurs, or walking suits, for cooler borders colors. Japan acquired dotted fabrics. An inoxpensivo disinfectant a uro be able to make about an enamel days. Indeed, tho uso of bluo with by the Portsmouth Its durability makes percale one for treaty. of favorite fabrics sum- Soutache braiding combined with sick room can be made as follows: ed Iron crib with brass trimmings. gray effects Is a decided color note, the for tho ' mer. ' embroidery, using- - heavy silk, makes rut some ground coffee In a saucer Jucccss. which tho American, if she be wise. Only three shafts havo been sunk will thq keynote sum- Into a coal seam 140 feet thick -- a more striking garniture than all-sil- and in tho middle place a small piece tako for of her The newest tailored shirt waists symphonies. when tho 4 embroidery, This is yet a favorite of camphor gum. Light the gum with (Washington Star.) mer Ambassador visited tho are made with the yoke In tho back. PARIS, 23, 1910. At tho Catelan a stunning after- mines. Two are ready, decoration. a match. As tho gum allows the cof- June Pre others nearly Skirt hems aro wider this One of tho noticeable of noon gown was seen of yellow linen. production of 7000 Bummer fee to burn with it the smell Is most features and a total tons per than they were last by a good two Persian and other oriental effects dress trimmings is the importance of Wooden beads In a huge buckle form day Is expected. Baron Mumm says are leaders o fthe moment in refreshing. caught girdle of inches. ribbon buttons. Of stone, jet or of material tho wide folded black that tho Antung-Mukde- n Rallwny of one-sea- designs and Tho small bishop sleevo colorings, and aro ex- over molds they aro generally made, satin at tho left sldo. These beads 170 miles, which Is being convorted ' tremely effective FOR WOMAN'S EYE. and grace gown day- again wero used ns a deep band on Is the favorite for the tailored shirt when combined with nearly every for from a narrow military road to tho plain fabrics or plain While lacings on gowns aro not a time wear. the odgo of tho sash ends. The half-sleev- waist. other ribbons. normal gauge, will bo finished In tbo A new feature, the fashion is becoming Striped black and wero edged with a deep cuff novelty In the binding of hats is whlto leather belt govern- .Pumps and slippers owo much of exceedingly ap- autumn of 1912. The Korean to take a ribbon about three inches popular, for lacings aro the favorites, and that Is a claim of Irish lace, whllo tho gulmpc was their effect to their tows, buckles or pear In every place excuse Is In season. the same, piped at the top with dull ment is paying six millions for tho wide, gather at each edge, and draw where an that enviable this belted of rosettes. can bo found for them. Cornflower bluo plays im- bluo and black satin. A parasol with construction of a bridge near the Ya-l- up to fit over the brim edge as satin an Cotton voiles are among most wide Dresses and blouses are laced down portant part in evening wraps. Ono a long curVed band of gold was car- Tho line has 183 bridges and 2,1 the on the lower as on upper useul for simple the side. the left side with soft ribbons Instead gorgeous Paquln Is lined with ried with this costume, which had tho tunnels. material afternoon The model of frocks. Charlotte Corday is fast gain- of with hooks and buttons. ing in favor in tho lace lingerie vv The most popular white footwear hats. The sides of tunics frequently show Lace Is used over a lin- this summer will bo a high colored silk lacing connections, while middy blous- boot of ing, and a es aro canvas or kid. bunch of flowers or a slashed in the front at tho outer rose made of ribbon Is the trimming. edge of tho sleeves, also tho side , The Paisley tie is a pretty touch seams at the lower edges. yokes Tho Idea this season is to.faco tho Even which will add richness to the mid- display narrow threadlngs of ribbon, under side of the brim of the out summer shirt waist. hat ending at the lower edge In a bow, to within one-hal- f inch of the edge, For evening wear slip- cravat fashion, the favorite instead of applying a band several - Among tho summer garments In vo- per adornment is a largo- rhiriestono In inches length, as was done ast gue is separate in- or cut steel buckle. f a waist and skirt year. tended for wear together as a morning There is a surging revival of the Tho chantecler frills are admirable toilet. water-spotte- vogue for coin d and fou- for the collarless necks of The waist is of pure white linen lard. dresses, so much worn, and their sharply scal- neatly tailored and trimmed with Is general to- There a Inclination loped edges done in a color aro not tucks and buttons. The turnback ward patterned fabrics as against self without the suggestion of feathers. Dutch collar and cuffs to match aro colored materials. edged with real Irish lace, insertion and narrow edging. , Facings of hats may be of velvet or NEEDLEWORK NOTES Tho is of imported white wash- of silk, and while black is most used, ' To scallop skirt a sheet, folk back tho able poplin thoroughly and It colors may bo used also. goods shrunk and make the scallops over the close3 down center with detach- Snowy white skirts will dominate front doubled, portion. It will then be much able pearl buttons. every summer resort when the hot firmer and will last much longer A smart belt to complete the cos-tuni- o weather comes In full than force. if made in the ordinary manner. is of patent leather, In white, The big hat of the day and the col-- 1 A red or ' pair of crocheted bedroom Clip- black. larless gown demand that the veil bo pers to use in the summer can be Skirts both for suit or separate wear worn loose- - and flowing. not made of tho mercerized cotton, which are greatly different from those Bangles are numerous In all styles , seen mst season. Ono may find tho comes for the purpose. Use pink and from plain gold to gem-starre- style she likes, whether It Is pleated, and white, blue and white, or lavender dozens are worn on each wrist. gathered, banded at the knee or foot and white for tho slippers and they Black dotted or cut In tho "skimpy" stylo popular in net is newer than the will be very cool and pretty. square, flat weaves for yoke In Paris. the and Cretonne is still enjoying hours of sleeves of tho k gown. . triumph. It no longer appears in thq A CLEVER MONEY-MAKER- Striped chiffon, looking quite liko crude colors of other days, but is The very, very latest device for tucks, will make an effective yoking toned' to a life-lik- e -- resemblance of coaxing pennies out of generous coat moro gowns. for the elaborate blossoms. It is used for covering pockets Is tho gift box with a puzzle Some of the newest hats are largo dressing tables,, lounging chairs and padlock. "Unlock tho Box," directs a flat and with a rolling brim held In Chesterfield couches In one's sign over the mysterious coffer, "and . jo. bed place with a novel thistledown pom- room. Garden hats and naraRnls nr take any gift you like, which is fas pon. good-size- d made of It, and flowers cut from the tened with a padlock, for which Is no key. examln- - Embroidered dotB on cotton or lin- fabric are appllque"d on net blouses. there After Ing-th- o padlock in search of a hidden en floss will bring the dress color up The cretonne waistcoat Is ono of the spring or button one discovers that to the yoko of plain white or ecru successes of the season. net. only a penny or coin, Inserted in a slot While children should find the sum- at top of the padlock will do the Parasol handles summer a the this are mer a long" playtime, it is better for trick. These padlocks come with aper compromise between tho very long them to have some tasks for their tures for coins of various sizes, the WHEN WILL THEY JOIN IN THE FIGHT? stick and English 25-ce- dlrectorie the short hands, and making a pair of horse-rein- s size being the most profitable, style. Is suggested as a handy piece but tho dime or nickel size proving The latest thing In nightcaps are of work for either boys or girls. A most popular. Within the box are trlf made of very sheer India linen, with pair may be made by spool knitting. ling favors wrapped in white tissue simple iMcOhesney Coffee Co. a design done in shadow em No doubt every child knows how to paper and tied with ribbon. 1 broidery. knit over a spool; if not, ho can An odd bizarre stylo of dress may learn easily, and mother can set the GIFT FOR AN INVALID. COFFEE ROASTERS "go" in the' house as a quaint conceit, stitches on the pins and start the roll, If you cannot think of anything else , carry along but never should bo seen on the which, fastened together, will make to tako tho invalid friend, cologne not per street. a pretty pair of reins for baby. a bottle of eau de fume of any sort, but delicate cologne Suede gloves are more worn than a Some of the neatest' suits In rose or glace kid, probably because the fit Is water. This may be dropped In tho old hluo linen are prettily embroider to and much better and the hand looks smal- water used batho tho patient ed in mercerized cotton of a different will prove most refreshing and sooth- ler in it. color from tho suit. ing. An invalid also likes to have tho Black and white is not a becoming When a hole in a stocking is very cologno on a table by the bedside; Aim Ituaitmcu id iimiiilir ivlirtlncn In TMinf ic T?nn cj iiwr ntwl fltMiwlitwir frti rPtw7n Tim nnnn. Q combination for a pale face with light large, it is a good plan place may to a and during convalescence smell city of our Roaster is 100 pounds per hour. Wo solicit the shipping trade, the, trade of hotels, eyes and dull hair. Such a face needs piece of net over tho hole and then the delicate and refreshing odor, or P generally. To we CD warm colors. darn in the usual way. Tho net keep a handkerchief moistened with restaurants aud large consumers all such deliver the goods. To consumers, When half shoes are worn be par- serves as a foundation and makes the it on the forehead. who can use from five to ten pounds, we will he pleased to supply. But to such Ave can not XH 1 ticular about laces. Heavy ribbon, darn neat and strong. deliver. It does not pay us. If we did so, you would-hav- to pay an increased price for the M, ... L 1 1 1 1 such as is used for the silk bow, looks A dainty collar can be made with WOOD HELPS FLOWERS. couee. Jy not uuvuig' 1uus' expense, wo.uru ciiiioicu.V11 to give you u- 1uuiier.11 coueuif xorJ. mc same. well on broad silk laces. strips of narrow satin ribbon, edged Heavy plants, such as tho cactus grown money. Colors in the silk stockings of the' on the upper side with frills of soft nnd the hydrangea, should be vessels are moment include all the glorious Valenciennes laco. Three strips in wooden vessels. Tho more suitable for porch ornaments, shades of the rainbow, and tho vivid should, stltched-t- o a chiffon longer, can bo shades aro in high fashion. retain the moisture REHEHBER foundation. For the jabot portion painted to match porch furnishing and Q A a gives in- belt with slender buckle a make strips pf ribbon and laco aro not Inconvenient to handle If longer Old Kona is our specialty. But wc can give you any quality you want. O waist; a white belt should be sertion and edge with ruffles of Va- handles aro nailed on each side. Flow- 0 worn with a, white ,waist unless one lenciennes. ers fjrown Jn woddon wisels aro Is very long'wnisted. In maRuYg. a shirt waist to leBsen stronger than those grown in glazed $ Some of tho colored silk stockings materially $he difficulty of ironing crocks or tin vessels. CO from oyer the sea are elaborately shirt waist sleeves, open the sleeve wjftb; wonderful flowers and from shoulder to wrist after joining MINT TEA FOR THE NERVOU8. McCHESNEY COFFEE COMPANY, conventional designs. ' tho undor-ar- seam, hem tho raw Mint has many virtues nnd a few A scarlet patent leather belt and a edges, finish tho forward lap with vices. Well washed, tho leaves pulled Q tio of scarlet worn with a plain white lace and join tho alcove again with from tho stems, slightly mashed and 16 Merchant Street ., boiling water poured ovor, re- o tailored waist and a white linon skirt buttonholes land tiny flat pearl but- there is a sovereign will bo ono of tho season's fads' tons. sults a "mint tea" that remedy for nervous as well as stomach N.B. Our Best Coffee is not on sale in packages, You get it only, by Persian silk covered cord put on When working tho first namo or In- troubles. Served In a thin glass with 16 patterns is calling at Merchant street. in braid one of tho uses of itial in script upon handkerchiefs or cracked Ice and a littlo sugar In it, it the many colored silks that aro here underwear, tho French now uso the cools cod quiets tho system generally. this season in such brilliant array. same shado of embroidery floss which In preparing the mint tea the bowl lartest fixings.! Js cjlosely covered until "tho contents haSiEersT aT6Iff'then-Blraln'ed,,poured.lnt- a iwaisJ McOhesney Coffee Co. '.u h- - LA V . '.-- . . ( .. .it S L l' ... 'A "fVf. ...' li si' i tt- : H. FOURTEEN THE HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1D10.

and transfiguring the 'choicest proi ducts of the skill mnl culture ot man us In Honolulu. And bo wo bo from ''DREAM LOVELINESS car to car nnd from strcot to street, 0 past the Oahu cc.'lege, and up the beautiful Manoa Valley; back to town, with Its strango mlxturo of peoples of the world; and on again THAT by way of the Nuuanu Valley lino to the Hoyal Mausoleum, where the croatest of Hawaii's dead He. The Mausoleum Itself Is closed against FADE" A dusky femalo face ap pears at the partially opened door as we approach, ard In reply to our respectful Inquiry answers somewhat "I'AHAMKK OF THE PACIFIC" By Ronald Buchanan, in curtly "No, you can't come in horc Princo David has but lately been ga IMmedin N. Z.) Evening Star, June 4, 1910. thered to his fathers, and tho wreaths and emblems about the door tell of a grief still unburlcd. Taking tho car nirnln In thn direction of the nOUarl- - question Is "The often asked 'Which orable, and wo arc not disappointed. t at the flne Moana notcl is the more attractive, Honolulu or It would bo quite useless to attempt on Walkikl beach. This is the sceno Colombo?' But there is never 'any any description of the fish on view of the famous g and surf-- - .Imiht in thn mini! nf nnvnnn who lias thorn In fnrm nml rnlnrlnp thnv mir. boaTd riding. The latter.WO are inform- . . . . ., eJ is to bo witnessed nowhere else seen rara- - pass nnytmng oru.nary mor- - eyer iiono.utu. uie mat ino ,n Q aro dlsappolnted u,sc 1 U1 luu """ til has ever ventured to associate that at tho tlmo of our vlsit thls par- - bo says one ot tne many pamnnicts with the denizens of the deep, and ticular sport was not in progress. A issued by the Union Steam Ship Com- - jt is hardly an exaggeration to say few canoe3, however, aro engaged in pany of New Zealand in connection that nowhere either In the realm of the exhilarating sport of shooting with tho increasingly popular "All ornithology or horticulture could over tho breakers seaward and re lied" route and after my brief day in anything bo found to excel the beauty turning to shore on the long sweep of Honolulu I felt quite prepared to ac- - 0f these piscatorial specimens. There tho ocean swell. Tho American sail- - copt the statement without much ar- - are SOmo things that must be scon to ors, during the recent visit of the Unit- - gumcnt, although I had not soon be understood, and the Aquarium at ed States Fleet to Honolulu, tried Colombo. I have since visited Honolulu Is one of them. Tho Amer- - their skill at these healthful sports, the Indian port and am inclined iCan resident, by the way, speaks oi and while their success was only mo- - to stand by tlie dictum of tho guide-- the Aquawrium. Wo are not allowed derate, their enjoyment was no doubt book with something like assurance, to forget that we aro in tho territory I complete The temperature of tho I accordingly adopt the designation. of Uncln Sam. Here and there wo. ro- - water at Walklki Is said to average It is still early morning when the mark tho nuaint intonation and un-- 80 degrees, and as tlie gradual slope - lTjubIo summons all sleepers on board usual pronunciation of "tho citizen of of tho "each and tho ahsenco of un- tho R. M. S. Marama to awake, for thn trrn.it Ttonnfclln. TSrnrvwWn wn uenow maKe 11 iiarucuiany eaie us at G:30 the health officer is to make ar pMpH unnn to wrnatln with hiR a bathing place, a capsize need not very con- - his inspection, and wo mutt needs bo coinage. It is not easy under the best be attcnded with serious present and presentable. The lights of circumstances to mentally convert sequences from any point of view, As ated Hono ulu is a are still burning about the harbor, bo- - dollars and cents into tho accustomed talready hind which the town shows dimly, shillings, hut when tho visitor sits spect it revealing little of its size and nothing down to meal, a la carte, endeav- - and istics of theVXlHawaiian Islands as a of its surpassing loveliness. Between ors to keep abreast of his liability, whole. In the group there are up- us and the harbor lies, "the magnlfi- - th0 effort is peculiarly distressing. wards of 70,000 Japanese, 25,000 Chi- cent new, fourteen-thousan- d ton, tn- - is told of one of our it members nese, 16,000 Portuguese, 2,300 Amer plescrew turbine steamer Tenyo Ma- - who, in a fit of generosity, icans, and 1,500 British; Germans, ru (I quote from the local paper) invited three ladies to lunch with him Coreans and other nationalities are She sees pitcher make, a balk she She makes a with me, you bet, this just arrived on her maiden voyage on shore, that his digestion suffered the hit al- -i largely represented. The native says makes me weary!" jolly, rooting girl, from Yokohama. We are lying in the a permanent derangement as tho re "He But when he splits the plate she asks, And when she cheers the home team on ao a. - BUiu iuaUDtCau iuu uaa tuC ot u.s uuompi 10 Keep nguring and thore about 6)000 half-white- - "Now isn't he a dearie?" it sets me in a whirl; ia. Ui. uuului o wa.u Wim .u- uiiugs oui as me meai progresses. lt ,s sald that a certain Honolulu She knows game xerest-enua- nced uy That twirler, he's all right, I think, tlrs the as well as I, a foul tne satety ot our Fronting aquarium Kapio- - tres-noi- the lies resident who wished to warn team can't do without him, hit from a fair one; of vlew-- the swarms of sharks park, - lani distinguished by a name nansnra off his section found it ne- when my xfaat surround our vessel. The hour that But girl admires him so, I'm And when I see her at the game, I'd like is associated with much that is cessary to put up a notice in seven not so sure about him. to make this pair one. uiuwu cra un imcu ui uu uetiv, uesi. in me msiory or Hawaii; oui we languages. The first said: good company, realising, - humored have no time to explore It. We pro- Bera wni' be nrosecutod." or some- - many I - perhaps for the first time, how ceed to see what wo can of the cliy thing like that- the last said "Ski- - we are. The ceremony is soon over, in various directions by moans of ,j00. The Japanese are still coming The Health Officer passes quickly tram rides. Honolulu has a splendid into the grou Jn iarge numbers, and aiong tne lines, eyeing eacn or us electric tram system, and one may the ultimate outcome of this alien im- - critically as he passes, and ticking travel for any distance in any direc- - migration must, surely be awaited by ua off one by one on a little machine tlon for five cents, with the right Americans with Interest, if not with ho holds in his right hand. Then a of transfer, without further payment pnnrehension. It is impossible to at-- hearty "That's all, thanks," from tho to 'any branch or cross line. In this tempt to see Honolulu in the time purser breaks up the parade, and we way w0 traverse quite a number of afforded by the stoppage of a steam. adjourn to breakfast and to prepara- - fine streets, and are delighted beyond er. The Punchbowl crater.lmmediately tions for going ashore. Steaming expression with the beauty of the at the back of tho town; Diamond carefully up the narrow, reef-boun- d scenery that greets tho eye in every Head crater at tho eastern extrem- - channel that forms the entrance to direction. Palms of every description, lty; the Bishop museum, with its the harbor ot Honolulu, the Marama the majestic royal, the stately date, unrivalled collection of Polynesian makes her way towards the berth at line tho streets throughout the city, ethnological specimens; the Capitol, Bishop's wharf, and before long we aro whilp all alone the wav American formerly the Royal palace, with its wending our several ways about the and English homes look out from un-- famous collection of paintings all town. der their setting of tropical beauty, these and. much more besides remain With many of ns the Aquarium Is had seen the romantic beauty of unexplored. So we wend our way the first objective. Wo have heard tropical vegetation before in the hack to the steamer and are given so much about it seen it described South Seas, but never before had I 8Uch a send-of- f as will live long in as about the finest institution of its witnessed such a delightful blending r memory. Tho Royal Hawaiian kind in the world, tnd so forth. Con- of the best in Nature and art the Dand Is there, discoursing sweet IN - pnrrnnnn-int- r music: scores of Hawaiian ladles ew sequently we expect something mem- nil nl refit, wnrlrn nf r.n,i are mere, an aecKea in me gorgeous carnation necklaces that are such a feature of personal adornment in this S sunny land; representatives of the SROOMS several sections of this most mixed r CITY MAUSOLEUM population are there; and amidst much waving and shouting of farewells we steam out to resume our voyage on the broad Pacific. Honolulu passes The ideal system of burial. The method being adopted every- into the realm of happy recollection. They have just been opened where throughout the civilized world. Approved by the Hawaiian it is a memory that will linger, a Board of Health. Plans and specifications approved by Marston Camp- dream of loveliness that will not soon bell, Superintendent of Public Works. The change from earth burial fade. in the rear of the Alexander to the mausoleum plan is urgently demanded by conditions as they exist in Honolulu at the'present time. QUEER PROVISIONS FOR SON'S CONDUCT. Young Building, entrance from WASHINGTON, July 8. Robert The Townsend Undertaking Co., Ltd St. George Dyrenforth, the eight-year-ol- d the alleyway near King Street. BERETANIA ST., OPP. SACHS' STORE. foster son ot Robert O. Dyren forth, the former Commissioner of W. W. HALL, President. J. H. TOWNSEND, Treasurer. Patents, faces a busy life with high A beautiful line of automo- rewards If he qualifies. The lad is the solo heir of his foster father. The latter's will, in which tho value of biles on display now. the estate is not given, filed for pro bate today, provides these conditions Let's get down to the base of the for Robert if he would inherit the es tate when he reaches the age of 28: trouble the cake of He is to bo graduated from a public as school by the time he is fourteen. Ho is to take a full course at Har PAU KA HANA vard and win a degree before he is 18. said the scrub That is to be followed by six to lady no dirt months' study of law at Oxford. Then ho must return to tho United StatCB, where Pau Ka Hana Reigns graduate from West Point and, after holding a commission in tho army, re THE VO HAMM YOUNG CO.. LTD sign, "bo thoroughly oducated in tho law" and begin its practice. His vacntions are to be spent In truvollnB through France, Spain, Ita Bishop and King Streets ly, Greece, Gormany, Denmark, and Russia, in the order named. Ho is not to boconio a Catholic; he Is to FRED. L. WALDRON, learn manual training, dancing, mu Distributor sic, ind bowaro of women. tine Job Printing, mar omca

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erately, "There's too much damned Mitchell, "and yours usually swing getting up and throwing away his ci- Anecdotes Concerning argument about this camp." upon trees, you know." gar, "I should say, at a rough guoss, nbout two-third- s of them." I Dr. S. Weir MUctTfcp, tho noted Senator Reed Smoot tells a story Philadelphia physician Well-Know- and author, about a certain type of man who ho If tho diet is planned to meet tho I n and to England calls tho "other peoplo's business fel- needs of tho system warm People In weather Josoph H. Choato were chaffine each low." Ono of tho kind was trying to thero will bo llttlo danger of disease other not long ago when Mr. Choato extract Information from an elderly, and of tho many Indispositions which, David Belasco, playwright and the- JeBty," Em- remarked: "There's ono thing nbout prosperous-lookin- g man who sat next are caused by indiscreet eating in laughingly concludes tho your atrical manager, tehs this talo of tho profession, Doctor, that I havo tho curious person In the smoking-car- . tho heated days. Remember tbat in peror, "rlghly aa ho desorved' It." always FOR SALE! vlays when ho was n. newspaper re- envied. You bury your mis- "How many people work In your of- the summer wo do not need the foods porter. While so employed ho put In a H- I- takes underground." fice?" he asked. which givo heat or tho tlssuc-buildln- President Pallleres of Franco tells few days with a gang of tramps In "Truo enough, Joe." retorted Dr. "Oh," responded the elderly one, foods, such as meat. order to get "color" for an article ho of a native evangelist who know very little English none Tho only available beach Property had been assigned' to write. but who was fond, "I found tho hobos to bo a merry tho less, of speaking publicly In tho on tho car lino. many lot, with as stories as the end unfamiliar tongue. One Sunday ho man of a minstrel show. One of Wo havo for salo at Walklkl 400 was exhorting a congregation com- them told In my hearing of having feet of Beach Property, a portion been given a mince pio by tho young posed chiefly of Americans and Eng- wlfo of a farmer. Next day tho tramp lish and startled his hearers by well Improved with a largo and com-fortab- appeared at tho farmhouse again and launching forth into a prayer ending house. , said, Would you be kind enough' ma'- with, f am, to givo mo We bto authorized to offer this pro- tho recipe for that "And now, good Lord, wo pray theo thero mince-pi- e what I had hero yes- to protect and pickle us all tho rest perty, hun-Ure- as a wholo or In fifty or a d terday?" of our lives." foot strips to suit tho purchaser. '"Well, tho idea! cried tho far- When tho service was over tho am- mer's wlfo. 'Land sakes, man, what bitious linguist's attention was called Particulars and terms1 at bur office. do you want that recipe for?' to his expression, "pickle us." " 'To settle a bet,' replied tho tramp "Well, what would you?" said ho. 'My partner says you use three cups "Is It not tho same, to preserve and of Portland cement to one of molasses to pickle?" but I claim it's only two and a half.' " ' Roosevelt says the in- Andrew Carnegie tells of a Scottish cident that amused him most since his Waterhodse I Sunday school In which a class was return to America occurred in his being examined In Scrlpturo knowl- summer homo at Oyster bay on tho Corner Fort and Merchant Btrttta. edge by the superintendent. day of his arrival there. Responding "'Can any boy or girl tell me how to the clamor of his townsfolk for an Noah would bo likely to use his timo Informal speech, Mr. Roosevelt rovert-e-d while in tho ark?' astted the superin- for a moment to his pet subject-r- ace tendent. suicide. In the crowd was a man " "There was silence ror some time, with three small children nronned nn but at length one boy timidly showed on his shoulders and a woman close his hand, and on being asked what he beside him carrying two babies. thought, ho replied, "Tho speech was going on smooth "'Please, sir, ho wad fish.' ly," narrates tho former President, juon i wait For The Mall Use if " 'Well, yes, he might,' admitted the "when the man with tho three chil- THE WIRELESS superintendent. dren broke In with a voice that could Presently another havo been heard a quarter On Sunday mornings lltttle fellow was of a mile. tho office seen to wave " 'Hey! you In mind frnm aIctVi- n his hand excitedly, and Teddy' he shouted, 'can m o on being asked to speak said, beat this? It's a full house, Teddy. " 'Please, he couldna fish very lang.' Triplets and twins; three of a kind '"What makes you think so, my and a pair! " little man?' asked the superintendent. FOR SSIylS "Because thero was only twa worms King George the Fifth of England in tho ark,' was the reply." was telling a group of friends Bridge and Beacn Stoves lor Coal or of some Woo. of his experiences since the British General Funston tells a story of a crown and scepter came Into his keep- Quick Meal Blue Flame Oil BtovM soldier In the Philippines, who was ing. Perfection Oil Stoves. nursed through tho rice fever. On "I was at an informal tea tho other Giant Qasollno Burner SIotm. his recovery he thanked the nurse afternoon," said the king, "and was EMMELUTH & CO., LTD. like this: bidding my distinguished hostess good Phono 21L No. 145 KIn St "Thank you very much, ma'am, fer bye when her little daughter, a child yer kindness. I shan't never forgit of seven or eight years, came forward timidly, looking AT OYSTER BAY. Special salve For Piles it. If ever there was a fallen angel, as if sho had some- Sows you're thing to say. Guaranteed to contain nothing Injurious. one." She was a beautiful 'T.I Cures chronic sores, cuts, burns ana all child, and when her mother formally skin dlseaies of the human race. H- l- presented Prepared by Glenn h. Curtis says of the Wright her she courtesied prettily Brothers good humoredly: and said in a loud, clear voice. U3 " G. SOMMA. Secret Balve Specialist "They '"I think your Majesty is a very No. 10 King Bt Honolulu. T. H. don't own the air, you know. Did you wonderful man.' hear about that conversation " that was 'Why do you say that, my dear?" overheard between them at I I STEVENS' the Dayton plant? asked. DURYEA "'Because,' "'Orville,' cried Wilbur, running said the little girl, 'ma. 25c. ma toia me out of doors excitedly, 'look! to." Writing Paper By Tho Box, Here's another aviator using our patent!' Our Special Offer President W. C. Brown '"Ho certainly is,' shouted Orville. of the New York Central railroad said lunch, A. B. ARLE1GH & CO., LTD. 'That's our simultaneous warping and at a eon, apropos of his : steering movement to a T!' "back to the A Carload of the well known $ farm" pronouncement: "'Call a cop!' screamed Wilbur. 'Get another Injunction!' "Some city men take very hard my Stevens-Durye- suggestion about a a Empire Chop House "But Orville, who had looked up return to agricul- reliable ture. They seem to think and (Lately Palace Grill.) through his binoculars, laid his hand that tho 1 farm pays as poorly as Bethel St Opp. Empire Theatre. gently on his brother's arm. 'Come apprentice- ships used to do you Open Day and Night, Cuisine Unsur- on back to work, Wilbur,' he said, and know what has just arrived including Two 'it's tho old-tim- e passed. a duck.' " apprentices said about that. BEST MEALS AT ALL HOURS. In the '"Wo get,' said the apprentices, Model X Touring Oars. r , center of a garden, on a ped- as 'board and clothing per cut below. estal, stood a large glass globe. As the first year, James F. Horgan, clothing and board tho the guests sauntered about it after second year and both of them tho third year ' " dinner, one ,of them, happening to Stock touch it, discovered to his amazement Hf and Life on the big ranches in California Price, that it was warmer on shady side Bond Broker the frequently develops odd than on the side facing the sun. cbaracters. Bill Hawkins, a man who had worked Member of Honolulu Stock and Bond An argument immediately sprang years for in Mendocino County, had $2850 Exchange. up; and. in tho course of tho debate, developed a 7 f&mBSb - &&m distaste for convorsa-tio- n Stock and Bond Orders receive the phenomenon was attributed to wggsE;- and verbal dispute that made him prompt attention. tho law of reflection or that of repul- f.o.b. factory famous throughout the state. Once Information furnished relative to all sion, or something equally formidable. Jeff Norton, managor or the Placida STOCKS AND BONDS. "I don't know what you be a'talkln' ranch, selected Bill HawRins and a about," remarked tjio old gardener, LOANS NEGOTIATED. young fellow known as "tho Angel" hone 72. P. O. Box 594 who had been an attentive listener to for some work that necessitated their One Model A A 6 cyl., Touring Car the conversation, "but T do know that, remaining away from the ranch houso as per cut below." fearin' the sun would crack this 'ere for sovoral days. As tho pair were Jwalcami SsCo globe a while ago I turned it around." starting out, Jeff drew "The Angel" Japanese Silks, Dry M- -- asido. Goods and Hats of Kaiser William of Germany tells "Now look hero, 'Angel,' don't you All Kinds. gusto Price, with much and amusement tho rile Bill. Don't start your tonguo to following story, in which ho hltnsclf Robinson Blocs Hotel Street waggln when ho don't want to talk. figures anything ns but the hero: The first thing you know, if you git "I was discussing the theory and $3300 to hittin' off a conversational stunt, .1 practice of medicine with good doc- CHUNG 80 LIO Bill'd fling up tho Job. I can't afford DM tor von " says tho Emperor, men- 1 to lose him, so don't talk." fo.b.factory ".MS tioning tho name of one of Gormany'a All day long Bill and "Angel" work- CHINESE NBWSPAPBR most celebrated physicians. "We fin- ed side by sido without PUBLISHING AND ally fell into animated conversation as a word. In 14 JOl, the evening, they PRINTING. to tho workings ot tho human brain, after had boiled their coffee, they Its marvelous mechanism, its oxtremo sat back against their No. 41 Cor. ot Smith and HoUl Bta. rolled delicacy, and the ease with which It blankets, smoking their pipes. The Model AA is the Latest Creation can be thrown odt of order. Suddenly Bill gruffly remarked, "I seen a cow today of the Stevens factory; it embodies all the splendid points of former X. "'If you were familiar, your Ma- on tho other side Tmltfirfol finarrt of tho " with, the addition of a great of improvements which 1U1111U11U1 UUU1U jesty, with the symptoms of concus- clearln. models, number ' "Cow?" queried the "Angel." "It places this car at the head of the foremost American makes. 01 Immlaration sion of the brain began the doctor. I '"But I am perfectly familiar with looked like a bull to me." And then ho OFFICH: 40S StangenwaTd mi Come and see the new cars; demonstrations given by appointment. 2 Bldg. the symptoms of concussion,' I inter- remembered Jeff's warning and HONOLULU. rupted. promptly rolled Into his blankets. Ho xxxxxxxxxxxxxx;. " 'I am astonished,' replied the good awoke the next morning to find Bill stflMoaataMiiauiuiiui.aui. doctor. breaking camp. 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I remember how I envied him many Twain himself and is a confidential note to the reader: more volumes of closely printed ington. Nobody knew what had be- "Another of my boyhood's memories at Edinburgh was matter "If 1 were to sell the reader a barrel of molasses, and he, instead the poet than contain the known facts come of him. Campbell. He was being feted in the town, and a friend of my fa- of that time and generation. From "At that time 1 was commanding of sweetening his substantial dinner with the same at judicious inter- time to time Interesting stories of the ther's got permission for me to be allowed in with the dessert. He was the district of western Tennessee, nals, should eat the entire barrel at one sitting, and then abuse me for famous men of that day, which other-wis- o with headquarters at Memphis. The a dapper, jolly little fellow, none too sober toward the end of the ev- possibly never would print, making him sick, I would say that he deserved to be made sick for see Secretary of War, Mr. Stanton, order-e- d ening, are told by the veterans of that strug- Adjt.-Ge- in- not knowing any how to blessings and some of the kirk ministers were very shocked at his stories. Thomas to make an better utilize the this world affords. gle, shedding new light on for- vestigation A friend of .my father's, too, was Lord Jeffray of the Edinburgh Re- the of General Grant's move- "And if I sell to the reader this volume of nonsense, and he, in- tunes of the lime's turbulent politics. ments and ordered Grant himself ,to view. was presented to him and invited to breakfast his stead of seasoning his graver reading with a chapter of it now and I at beautiful General John McDonald, himself a report at Washington to explain his house Craignook. he commander In the federal army a then, when his mind demands such relaxation, unwisely overdoses at I remember had wonderfully brilliant, pierc- and disappearance. The great controversy ing eyes. participant in many of the most des- - was on himself with several chapters of it at a single sitting, he will deserve perato engagements of the war, re- "A thorough "But of those early years my most treasured memory is a visit I investigation was made to be nauseated, aud he will have nobody to blame but himself if he is. cently made public some stories of and Grant not only was sustained by paid to Wordsworth Rydal Mount. was my Grant general aud Grant pre- "There is no more sin in publishing an entire volume of nonsense at I spending holidays the the Mr. Lincoln, but received, the com- sident which one looks for in In at Kendal. After a long post-chais- e journey and a walk of fifteen or vain mand of the armies of tho United than there is in keeping a candy store with no hardware in it. It lies the ordinary history. As a personal sixteen States, with the rank of lieutenant-genera- l miles, I arrived at the cottage about dusk, and found both soldier-presiden- t, wholly with the customer whether he will derive from them the bene- the i friend of th0 Gen. poet the first officer of that rank fits which they will afford him if he uses their possibilities and his wife sitting half asleep in the little parlor. They had McDonald, who has offices in Dear- in the country. born been forewarned of my coming by a relative and were very kind to street, claims to know something Conferred as to Acceptance. of the chieftain's private affairs. In me. Wordsworth showed me "General Grant came to Memphis himself around the house and garden. a recent Interview the old soldier after receiving tljo offer from Wash- "He was nearly seventy but a fine figure of a man, tall, upright said: ington and passod a day with me dis- Buttermilk and 'nose, Raised Regiments in War. The Fad stalwart still. He had a huge and his face was not nearly cussing the advisability of his ac- "Before I entered the army I was so refined as I should have thought'. Altogether he gave one the im- cepting the proposition. He told me engaged in steamboating on Mis- Professor Elie Metchnikolf, whose researches in bacteriology have the what political Influences had affected pression of a farmer rather than of a poet." sissippi and its tributaries, running been productive of much scientific has gained the commanding generals of the army debate, the popular ear. was through his connection with all tho way to tho Gulf of Mexico. J It the British Museum Library of the Potomac and said that ho did The layman may know little of bacteria, but when science is expressed my that Mr. Espinasse was able to be of especial help to Carjyle over the owned and commanded own boat not feel like leaving tho army that and, indeed built, owned and command- in terms of buttermilk he sits up and takes notice. The buttermilk Cromwell acquaintanceship with the Sage he had served so long to go t6 Wash- letters, but his of Chelsea ed boats for rorty-od- d years I will be season is here. the Metchnikoll' theory ington, where many prominent gen- Indeed, has also arrived. He began long before and continued long after. Afterward Mr. Espinasse 80 my next birthday. 1 . , . . 1 .. l ji , pl . i 1 . . r i 1 . l i i erals had been 'slaughtered by jiuft ji. iiium-j- a umy mu t ji.i the iiriiH)imuuu uiu .uiur ol rouusi jjuigiaiis, uiiii i,ectune a constant visitor at Cheync Walk. "When the war broke out I raised politicians,' 1 Ho had no friends or j i .1 - i if i i i rm i r j a Missouri regiment at my own ex- iurn.emeu .muv i cuiuiucme 10 long me. nere is no denying me iacij "Despite many and inconsistencies," Mr enemies, he said, at that time, but faults said Espinasse, pense and It cost me, all told, from is Europe, undoubtedly wouli' be' compellod 'to that the artificial buttermilk lad sweeping and "you could never get away from Carlyle's greatness and overwhelming 518,000 to $20,000 for the federal meet tho same difficulties which has touched America. army. had energy of mind. I can see him now in his old brown dressing crown Mine was the first troop, ac- broken the hearts of other generals (he cepted by Mr. ini- Bulgarians, Armenians and all descendants of the Tartars re hitting on a footstool on the hearthrug, blowing smoke his Lincoln after his who had preceded him. the from tial call fuse (o drink sweet milk because of stomachic distress which it & for 75,000 men had been an- "I ropoatod to him llr. Lincoln's swered. I was quite sure that it own words with regard to his being 'a limes occasions. Ihey Urew a milk lieer, yoghoor.t, matron, koumiss, in a mtmooguo on Cromwell, ov some other subject in would be accepted, as Mr. Lincoln great comforter.' This seemed to kephir, leden or cliema, as the case may be, all of was my attorney the product lactic that strong Scotch accent of his. Mrs. Carlyle would sit in silence in 1849 and the pleaso the general. I also 'told him spring of 18,50 wo were close .acid lennent. The products of milk are myriad and but few are she had heard it all before. If he became verv fierce, she would snv., and that if he would go to Washington, friends up to known to us, like buttermilk, whey, junket, cream, curds, cheese, but 'Don't be angry with Mr. Espinasse. He is not to blame.' the day of his assassina- simply walk, In am2 pay his respects tion. tor, sour milk. Are we, too, to become brewers of lactic beer, produced "lie had no amusements. He was always writing, talking or to Mr. Stanton, th secretary of war, read Reported to President. by a hop-lik- e ferment, a bacteria culture, or by a quick souring and ing, with pencil in hand. As to between they) say nothing to any person as to his the troubles the pair, "He re- sent for mo three times to future movements, but go straight to Sudden cooling process that may develop a lactic acid culture of still were at least as happy as .they or any one could have expected. Of port to Washington him at on various the white house and send In his card another variety? Buttermilk, of course, is minus the butter. Matzoon course .Mrs. Carlyle wanted and deserved to be something more than missions I while was in tho army, and to Mr. Lincoln, all would come out or yoghoorl are fermentative bacteria that may or may not develop a merely 'Carlyle's wife.' She was a brilliant conversationalist, but ono of those occasions had to do with right.

truce of alcohol. Hal-lee- k The koumiss of the Swiss and the kephir of the never had a chance except when he was away. It was perhaps a little the. differences between Generals "Tell him,' I said, 'that you thank Tartars has sugar and yeast added, which naturally produce alcohol, significant that once when I asked Mrs. Carlyle, who had a pretty and Grant. him for the honor conferred upon you, making these milk beers about one-thir- d as alcoholic as malt beer. voice, to sing 'Auld Robin Gray' she delicately refused for an unspok "After the battle of Fort Donelson but that fdr fear that a political fight These are the drinks which Metchnikoll', one of the greatest living en reason. Grant called mo to htm and explained will follow and the fact of your hav- scientists, commends to the world as conducing to good digestion, that he wlshod to get to Nashville ing no friends to look after your own health, fair complexion and virility. ahead of Floyd, the confederate gen- interests make you hesitate; that you" eral, who was headed When Attila, the nun. with his mounted hordes, swept from Turk- Our Foreign Policy for that town. would ask in the event of a contro- - Ho asked how it could bo estan across the plains of Western Europe to strike at imperial Rome done and I versy of any character that you be per- - loia mm ne could make it by the river muted to lay the matter before him itself, terrifying the Europeans with their man-hors- e aspect, bow did "The Foreign Policy of the United States" is the title of a timely route and have fortifications thrown personally before any move should be they subsist? What was the secret of that terrible efficiency, of that up - article in the July number of The North American Review, by Charles before the confederates arrived any- mado. With that understanding I personal prowess, of the ability of the barbarian horde to move so wnere near the place. We talked told him to the position, accom- Johnston, in which he reviews the of Government take fyst? They doubtless drank kephir, a slightly alcoholic milk brew. attitude our towards tho matter over irf detail and in the panying his acceptance with a positive Many of our discoveries are merely rediscoveries. It may be that kind foreign powers since Mr. Hay was Secretary of State. He then takes end Grant accepted my plan and went statement to the president as to the fld .bossy will solve the prohibition riddle for us yet. Detroit News. up for consideration the details of 'the foreign policy under the new to Nashville by water. He did reach successful outcome of the war. All there ahead of Floyd and the latter of which was done. administration: the dividing of tWforeign affairs in four great divi- gave up and turned back. At that And the Rest is History. sions according to Friend of Great Writers geographical and political relations; and the reor- time Grant was with the army of the "Mr. Lincoln acquiesced and Gen. ganizations of the diplomatic service which requires examinations Missouri and a department command- Grant accepted the position. He' not Memories of Campbell and Wordsworth, Scott and Carlyle. er under Halleck. only led the armies successfully, for the candidates similar to the Civil Service. He summarizes : but Now it seems that Halleck didn't brought the war to a successful ter- "In general I think it might almost be .said to bo a new axiom like (London Chronicle.) of Grant's move and said so at mination. the present administration the Washington. I visited the capital "General Grant In the cloistered quiet of the Charterhouse there is living today that department of state should endea at had only been com- the request of Mr. Lincoln and the mander in chief, however, little old gentleman who is taking a keen interest in the vor in all cases to give all proper support to legitimate and beneficial about three president nsked me about the mat- - months when ho expected contro- - present endeavors to the memory of the great poets ! American enterprises in foreign the same scrutin-gone- . celebrate that are countries, at time ter. I told htm frar-kl- what I thought versy between him and tho secretary This is fam-- J izing Mr. Francis Espinasse, one of the brethren of the such enterprises in order to arrive at a conservative decision as and he told mo that General Grant of war as to Grant's movements of ous hostel, and in his younger days an author and journalist of no to which thev are worthy of support, aud as to the deeree of support was 'a great comforter to him' and tils armies In the field broke out, and mean repute Mr. Espinasse, in his eiglily-Kovoiit- h year, can throw his Avoul(i , other excellent things which I know he was called again which be justme(I Q m , , benefit to the to Washington emory back to days when he talked with Wordsworth and dined' would cheor Grant immensely. Need by Secretary Stantoa. Arrived there lTlutwl btnles' Uml by theu' 1,ul!ltl0 to with Thomas Campbell and Sir Walter Scott driving out from Abbots-- ' the important policies of the less to say, Grant was not reprimand- tho goneral said: 'Mr. Secretary, we'll . government. trou- go fbi-,1- This attitude puts new life and energy into what might ed. But that was not tho last right to the whito house ajid lay (,r'ei1 ,,e ble ho had at Washington. this matter before tho president.' . Moreover, as the friend and helper of Carlyle in his earlier, years merely formal acts and relations. It is likely to be of real When Grant Disappeared. "Woll, they went. Both mado state- Mr. Espinasse is probably the last survivor of the real intimates of and lasting benefit to many foreign. countries, which will be able, in "Skipping Shlloh. tho march through ments and Mr. Lincoln listened' at- me anions wium-- w,fo uiuu , , and eonservativo ways, to profit by American organizing power Tennessee and Mlsslppl and tho cap- tentively. After hearing both sides ture of Vicksburg, I want to pass on ' " Amei,cnn caPltaI io general development of he turned to Stanton and said: ih.it one should find today in the heart of London almost a firsthand . to tho results capture, or " of that at 'Stanton, you and I hayo been fight-In- g boy in 01v,lizayon whlle t the same time stimulating American commerce, link with Uurns. When he was a Edinburgh there was still liv least what took place Immedlateli this war long enough and we'vo eighty-two- , enterprise and influoucd. A lug there an old lady of Mrs. McLehose, once the famqus policy of greater energy and initiative afterward, Grant took a portion of tnado a failure of it. ? guoss wo'lf lot "Clarinda" to whom Burns made such desperate love. There was" will take the place of what was perhaps the too cautious and negative his army and marchod to Jackson, tho Grant have his own wny and see what also a certain Mrs. dimming of'Logie, a "genial old Scottish dame" foreign policy of this country." capital or Mississippi, and tuon dis- - ho can do.' j nppearcd. Ho actually was lost to "That remark closod the war." ' ' - ' ' r-- .