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Evening Bulletin. 1S82, No. 5374. Est 14 Hawaiian Star, Vol. XX, No. 415. r,GE& HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, WEDNESDAY, OCT, 23, 1912. 14 PAGES, , PRICE 'FIVE CENTS 'US Tfp I2L HEM IIP

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' Rejs Successful In Yesterday Baffle -- ' ? V .fry 5 ; ' : ' Democratic Protest Over Maui " :- V. '. J , ...... c. - ' -, I' nr. Stro not lndeci Sa r Filings Leads to i Uriex- ::. Mxeran sive. pected. Light Bulgarian Front Is Engaged In ump -, PdGition ires: SUPREME COURT ACTION Bloody Action Novipazar Cap- BJ CHARLES '0RT0X HALTED TILL TOMORROW BT LAURENCE REDIKGTOX . recU-- t CStar.Balletln SUff, Correspondent u G reece SUr-BuIlt- Wi la t Staff Correspondent army Attorney General Asks and ;v with the. Red array .with the filae Jor WITH THE BLtlE ARMY IN THE 1 ' s HEADQUARTERS NORTHERN Is Given Jimo- - to Consider 1' tAisoctated Press Cable) FIELD, KOKOLEA HILL, 23, vt Camp Near SchofleW Oct : BELGRADE, 8ervla, Oct. 23. Terrific fighting malnr al-- ; New Development - , betwnvtht 12:30 p. m. At tioon today the re- . a mm m . . f . M A L L I I . .. . 1 . W 1 pi i - , nm im Barracks; October ZZt ni. Thli sults of battle between i nan hj km irm h ina main Tares ot ini ihihi in ororcis. nun Red battle-da-y for Oahu. The the second apparently with the' Balkan allies. Cul-- van a rival Reds afoi Blues inde- A new and unexpected phase has victory at this tlmo 'Tha tntlro 1: hy the are nav oesn ana Northern ;. invaders commanded cisive, as were he results of the developed in the controversy over flirian rront nas oetn tngagsa ana int lurxs ntaiin oacK Capt Oeorce K. McGnnnegle fell back the validity of nominations of the driven toward Adrianoplo. " first day, but tub Blue commander the daylight from : their ; temporary at and his .officers - have no reason to Republican candidates, on Maul; one camp at Bchofleld Barracks to a splen- - feel other ihaaa flaied over the so serious that the argument on.thel; NOVIPAZAR, . Turkey, Oct. 23 -Tho .Servians havt captured this bor did defensive poiltlon north of the I f C r ' question before the Supreme Court doc city and gained an Important pol nt against Turkey. anlch, repulsed, the OL. fOITXNEGLF, RED COMMANDER Kankonahua , and 3.) t his morning was postponed at the PIsriHsIn? conditions with his staff darln a halt In the conflict. . (Continuetron page - with heavy loss to the lat- Attorney-Genera- l, - Bine atCack request- of Lindsay ATHENS, Greece, OeL 23w Prince Constantino, commandtMn-chlirc- f ter army. v-- V; S unUMO'clock tomorrow morning, to Balkans, king ha .r".'..: ceased, NEW PROBLEM GIVEN , tho Grecian aftny In tho has notified the that has m:t At 1 11.20 when the action give him time to thoroughly Ihvestl- - an defeated the Turks beyond Elassonadrlving thorn toward tht town cf there was no'donbt as to which side TO ARMIES RESULTS was saccessfuL- - The Red loss was The new question Involves " nm-pire- s: ' IN SECOND BATTLE a tech luconilJerable,! according to the; nical error, apparently ' a. very plalp i one. commltfeed by, each Republican Today was. a wonderfully clear day, The war problem worked ont by the mancBTerina armies todav,. which" re- candidate on Maui, . and It. is likely Evers To Head 1913 Cub the' sky having been swept clean by : - In "Rattle of Kaakonahna" that the Supreme jCourt'a decision, the rains, and a the action took place sulted the ' after the arguments . are submitted, ' . - or. the plains, tt panorama of battlr Is given la the following notification v. fSpecial Star Bulletin Cable J will principally as ttp whether, the 23-8ec- was spread out below .'the observers In that the nmnlres sent to the two com- lie CHICAGO, im Oct.' Baseman John Evers, of Troy, N. Y. error la of, , greater, import m- commanding positions o completely manders. In the form of a Special sit te9hnlcal m- MSMsnar a h ChlriiA Natlftnal Laiu hatebzir tl." - - than the evident Uent-.o- f .the.-candHfo- r Murphy. announcsm:-- t tCatpr&c tic ally 'air the detail of a(S nation" for each army. r tha geason of 1913 by Owner Charles W. The ' ' cates to compryj.witn.tne "';-- : - lawTnere th.t Munhv and Frank Chance; one of the areateit leaders bzstbill tioncoull te followed '.and picturesque - I 'V,;.:;: . - :. seems, at first blush, to . be little k, . mfxaim . aivpal nnant,wlnnlna team, hava difl.-;.- (the was. - Special Situation Of The Blues, us .. t j . action doubt tney have erred. ; ; k.Mv..-1..- am hi unr--u in s iuh. - . ::'With -- the It plan -- of procedure re- i ,The results of the engagement of k..t. error, point ' : ceived In the special situation tlven October 22 on the United States mili- This la made.tue first ' J: out last nlitt,. the, Red Army, march- tary reservation, were Indecisive. : The v agreement. X of ensp at 8 o'clock this mofn-ia,- Blues held Kokolea Hill and the Reds mltted: of.Xact:diwttv.by ' ed out ' - UhWtvi '- - UlklV ;l A'A ' : .. '! ,' Attorneys C; W, i Ashf ord R. P. i cs.Ytlry artillery. going confronted- them. . and JJICIL.IV, Vi - - Jlll the tad - .; -- v VllulllL ! lUii. by infantry gain? by At daylight October 23 i the I Blue rjuirloa Hfit It.llrt tint .'MVhtna. AM " it read r.i ti:e i torney eye this, morn t.'.ror-- h the ? gulches commander discovered that dhe Reds General's until: traila leslr j t tng- .- He principal, and . Kawalhapat understood the. via urcr.u.c ; u , , had withdrawn, toward a ' u..i plQnla: oniy contenUon-a- with; regard ;td ? .V V.V. A . The . Reds were . given .. hour's At the samer hoar' the reported ; c -- not onl in with tha authorities for a!Usd v - me statement or pwty, afmUtlca by time to p the . defensive- posi that the landing operations at Kawak hW"; hripat . command, t.-- tioa;xs.:::i.rcr.f Intlh tpecial situa has ceased. The Blue black . ; son that : - parasent to.by,tbem,fcottETerri. for,UJ,ana,ng flna.-- t: d tn:crtly,irid dtitCtlT e'r9 es enemy hit-wlfayiH- h, Uonr bnt ther decld tb pursue the it of' thg - v -- : - .V - - Secretary..: r a work ths.t Ccy arrived at. the defens- - once, ,t; torlal v'i The-new- . phase binges oil the. strict At3.r ;!rf.T, r:i r!. i2.cf the; appoints Special vv;'iSituation Of Reds.' ; ; ' The ' 5 i; time,- - was "taken, pp interpretation of Section 31 of 'the Their icsition "The; resulta ot the engagement on ; a, knoll directly Revised . Statutes, . wherein among 111 on the auinmit of October 22. op the United States mili- per Wery - north of rost, a strong natural po VltEADQtlABTE other things it is stated that "Jio Rusia Prince the tary reservation, were indecisive. The son permitted to stand, as a aitlon, with gulch on, one side- - an3 shall be, .a. Blues held Kokolea Hill, and the Reds : "' candidate election to..' the legls Cabl ; . open fUlds on, the other, retted on their arms prepared to re- for 1 be today, The Reds Were disposed as follows; sume the attack at daylight, at; which T lature unless he shall nominated DFTPnsBURft. Ruaata. OeL'23 Crave anxiety exists f:r " requested writing, signed rt D troop and part of A troop ot the time reinforcements were expected to RAVLIWS VItL and so in th tlf of the littlo Crown Prince Alexis, who Is seriously III from a.l - twenty-fiv-e - were-o- a aent by. not less than- dniyi, t( exact nature of the accident has- been wlthhslJ cavalry the left flanK arrives r v : his aroin. The ; out to reconnolter B and part oi At 8 p; m. October 22 the Red com- v eA: 1!OTCV P from publfc knowledge. C rear, re-- nmvu eT T uu ,iu 'A troops were In the left aa mander: received the following mes-tag- e luc emuuut u.uiuncu ' -- requested to be a candi aervea. Six: ; companies oi infantry by field wire: which he is com-panie- s TMEIIO'S date were on the firing line with two : "It is believed that all the important of-infa- concluding .words, Tln which ntry ; e The t as the local sup; Blue mobile1-forc- of Oahu are In your c Geri. Diaz Is Taken Eacily - re-- he is requested7 to be a ' candidate,' port. One battaiion was held In; ivmediate front - The rough1 water i-- ':: ; : ". ;. :. supply the : bone contention. ap serve.- ' Bui-marin- of It - r explosion several e PLACE and the of pears each" application- - made to The troops took up their line posi- mines ' have seriously interfered that and knoll. the - Maui candidates by'twentyrfire VERA CRUZ. Mex Oct 23v Gen. Felix Ofar, the rebel' leader, tion on the military crest of the I -- the disembarkation of - : bv The casujJtiei in with further MttMi faean- " W the Federals. V fci. hava eaotured The first view of the i hostile Blue our troops at Kawalhapai. ULC1 0 LUUUMU bUC W VI - 1 WiiMaw "tffw w w ' f "troops waa caught at 7:35 o'clock and "Fall back' with your command be- I V ; ' ; -1-S ; rtf Uowoil'a. , , AftAraAir AshfiYrrl fla4Tt rw f at 8:55 fire opened on the RedsMeft fore daylight tomorrow and take up a Robert W. Shingle, chairman D wa Aat imi Aa.ww mv wM.ae wvi '. worcing is not as . required i between Red and Blue' cavalry. - j of the Republican territorial cen-- 8 this flank position : between Kalkana- - defensive Xt legal paragraph quoted above . At 8:15 o'clock the.. Red v artillery cov- tral committee, this morning left 8 the I hua and Kawalpoamoho gulches,, should read "as (senator Morgan Gbt opened ca . both Blue infantry and 101-10- 5 tt in the S. S. Mauna Kea for Hilo that.it ering .the road, (Schofield Br representative) -- cavalry, which was advancing : -- St to accompany Delegate to Con- - U .of the r idistrict' Blue racks map.) ; . .V .: Lto . i was under R gress Kuhlo : the blank be fiUed in. .with the ' Prens , y ; 'f ' right In the road and ';t Kalanianaole. who r Jl 4: tAaaodated Cabl) i. v . 1 tX name or number the particular dis 23-- - heavy play vfrom the guns. . t Is ill, back to Honolulu. They tt of NEW YORK. N. Y Octoaer J. Pierpont Morgan's fee for tht pro- V Blaea started a feint' attack on ORTON'S CAVALRY, HAS tt will return Saturday morning, tt trict from . which each nominee , de Trust i was a elft of stock whos a The - nation, of the International Harvester gradual- tt Republican cen-- sires to be 'elected. ; the Reds' left flank and then ' HARD TIME OF IT The territorial tt value nowj amounts to $13,500,000, It waa stated here today., : , v ly developed their attack-o- the bat- tt tral committee has chosen W. T. tt The Attorney General Is devoting heavy tt Rawlina take Kuhio's place on tt, the day'to a close study: of the prob tle front The Blues aufferedt - JIEDIXGTON to ; cavalry losses. Two ; troops of: the BJCrRENCK tt the stump on the Island of Ha- - tt lem. Blue cavalry under Capt Orton crosa-e- d Staff Cormnondence by Telephone tt waii. Rawlins left In the Mauna tt "I hardly care to give my vlewp in Mongolia Republic SUr-Bnllet- ln ! -- With the gulch and tried to pass on the to ; tt Kea this morning and will return tt the matter, as it Is now before the V HEADQUARTERS NORTHERN tt next Tuesday morning. 29. tt court" said Attorney Ashford this righr of the Reds but such a hot tire Oct : - Presa Cablel . , , ; was poured on them from the" artll- - DETACHMENT, - Oct 22. Home tt Shingle will send a wireless to- - tt morning, "but 1 can say .that we be--tt Aasodated .'lery umpire ruled that fifty again! morrow morning as to Kuhio's ttjlleve it a material point or we would PEKING. China. Oct 23Th province of Mongolia, which.has repeat that the from alliance, under Repuhllc, has" per cen were killed and one troop ac- The , close of the first day's hostili tt condition. tti edly threatened to withdraw the tbtv. vw cordingly was forced to return. The ties finds the Red and .the Blue (Continued on page 3.) now aeiinitwy agreeo.xo aancrw mi . v. Red artillery had plenty of chance to armies in camp on the Schofield Res- 1 - play upon the cavalry and the um- ervation, about a mile apart the In vaders being camped just pired said 'the artillery did effective' east of the MAJ. JULIUS (white hatband) - Infantry's permanent . camp, PEy 1 work. ' First' Senior umpire with the Reds. mm ii At 11:20 the firing ceaaed and both while the Blues are resting on their ' camps arms maneuver sta- armies , returned to. their of near the central' last night The forces did not break tion at Castner. , STREET AUTO C camp today,; but left for their maneu- Both forces have been fighting over OFFICE ai Liu vers then returned. again the battle of Leilehua Plain, SUPPLY contested this morning, and both, as V Is not unusual in maneuver problems, SJGAR claim the victory. The Reds' are Special Agent Davison Com Iican convention, so ably did he han... . First Reading, but Will : opinion by AT Pass die hls'subject . . . strongly of the that cross SITE SET ' ' r . Laxity of ? y : . SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 23. Sugar: ing Kohaunahua Gulch without oppo ments on Curfew Grant Public Hearing on Contention Between Partlea.' j.. 96 degrees test, 4.05 cents. Previous sition, they obtained the command Law No decision was registered' regard-- ? quotation, 4.11 cents. Beets: 88 anal- ing position, ana were in shape to Enforcement Thursday Night ing the contention between, the .Re--s s publican . ysis. 9s. 3d. Parity. 3.99 cents. Pre. hold the Blues In check, while the and t Democratic , organiza l-2- ?:.'.. vious Quotation, 9s. 2 d. latter have a dozen reasons for think m4l3 The hnnual meeting of the Hawaii r' Last night the Board of Supervi tlona over the occupancy . of Aal -- ' was on evening eleo- ; , , , ing that they have the edge on the Humane Society held at ten sors passed the Fort street automo Park the before the KAIMUKI LAND SALE. situation. The umpires, who are the o'clock this morning at the Young bile ordinance on first reading, re tlon. When1 the mayor asked for a re-po- rt -- only ones-whos- e opinion counts on R. R. Reidford, manager of the Hotel with a large attendance. Several jecting a suggestion that a .pumic on the subject" Krnger said that" Dated January 18 last .the deed by the store, are saying nothing. How- Bishop Trust Company, and who has important items of business were dis hearing, should first be neid on tne it wa practically 'settled by a decLs- - which the Henry , Waterhouse Trust ever,, tomorrow will be another battle been accepted throughout the Mahuka cussed and the reports of the presi measure. In fact Supervisor McClel-,la- n, ton 'of the Republicans to hold their Mayor Co. acquired the remaining holdings of day, and then several disputed points site condemnation suits as a property dent, treasurer, and special office1 the member that, had even moved closing rally at Palace Square. . on to- - Kalmukl Land Co. has Just been filed may be settled. valuation expert, Testified in the suit Miss Rose Davison were read and ac for tha hparin?. seconded me-moti- Fern asked If the Democrats were ; for record, U Is to Robert W. Shin- Marines Cut Figure. involving the Office Supply Company cepted, and officers for the coming for first reading of the bill Immediafttalre the band, the reply to which waa r 1 appear gle, (trustee, and conveys eight lots at The injection of the marines into site this morning that he believes the yf-a- elected. telv afterward, only withdrawing his In effectnc4hirig doing." It ; of property at the present was unanimously ed Mayor gentzy ed thaC the whole business was laU" I Kapahulu. also a portion of Mlkahala. the war proved even more of a sur value that Miss Davison own motion when Fern ' Way In'Palolo Hill tract containing prise than was anticipated by the de time is $73,413.13. special humane officer and asked him if such was his intention the hands of ; two .committees, those " fol- navlngTto do with parks and. with the 3.275 acres, and four lots in the. same partment strategists, and when Cap His figure was reached with the otuer executive officers elected as in seconding the opposing motion. ' tract containing 80,000 aquare feet tain Cutis' command arrived after a valuation taken in December, 1910, as lows: Mrs. S. B. Dole, president; About the only other lively .inci band respectively, but neither of them had a report: forthcoming was The consideration waa $8000 and the strenuous . hike from Haleiwa, and a basis, and includes all charges. He Mrs. L. L. McCandless, 1st vice presi- dent, of the meeting was an eloquent 'and It stamp duty on the ' deed for same went Into camp with the Red army, set the value of the land at $18 per dent; Mrs. S. M. Damon, second vice nlea on behalf of attention to tne stated to- - have been left' -- . with the , ' - ad-Ju- st - - - managers the- two parties to reason doubled,- Is . $42. , they were greeted with considerable square foot, and added $10,000 for the president; Mrs. Eben Low, third vice streets bounding Emma Square, made of v i I. J.l : His figure per square president; Miss Lucy Ward, fourth Dy hetween themsejvea, v': enthusiasm by the soldiers. Their improvements. K. u ocawarzoers wueu'wunaj : mission was to cover the left flank foot is 50 cents higher than that given vice president; Mrs. George Sherman, had stated that the thoroughfares, in Dance Hall Ordinance. bJ!":- -. ' : JlAuto and of the Red column on Its march from as the value of the Hawaiian Trust fifth vice president; Mrs. Timberlake, question were really among the finest Mrs. Anna C. Dole, president .of the ,J :' Kawaihapai to Schofield, and so sue-- Company property adjoining, and he sixth vice president; Miss Nora Swan-7y- . in condition in the city. The citizen Humane- - Society, wrote tothank: the . Repairs - Motorclf pessfully did they accomplish this explained the increased price by the secretary and Mrs. George C. Pot- would have caused keen regret ta board for its kindness in Igivlng . so ; Carbureter Jand kagneto Work a spe- that the squadron, of Blue Cavalry, fact that the Office Supply Company ter, treasurer. The board of directors the engineers of the "business men'B much time to the dance- - hall ordin-- . cialty. All.o promptly done. supposed yesterday morning to be site is nearer the corner of Fort and was elected to compose of the follow- MISS ROSE C. DAVISON ticket" had they heard him on tnia ance, also for" allowing- - tht'. society patrolling the northwest coast, never King streets, which he declared the ing members, Mrs. Haneberg, Mrs. Special agent of the Hntnane Society,! occasion, for allowing his name to to appoint the three Inspectors under v IL k. HEXDRICK, LTD, t whose annual report today shows! be dropped from the inventory of sup-muc- h Hfrchint and Alakca Sts. TcL 2617 J (Continued on page 3.) (Continued on page two.) (Continued on Page 7) work accomplished. lervisoral timber prior to the Repub-- (Continued on Page 2)

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V ' HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- N, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 23, 1012.

MOON motion for a public hearing on Thurs- TTDESVJ:Zin day evening, which carried. -- s m Land Donation Refused Dfv Av Marques wrote with- - refer-erc- e 3 to a petition" sent In some time - - W 5-- aJfenedj" and - the VoTcaiivtertors" werlinclndeb in ago, by i'all. tae; residenta:.of In which Is combined .S TAR. established 1S, ML EYENINQ BCLUTTIestablished 18S2: Issned Daily and Semi-Week- ly by - h 1 the USt of passengers who departed , "Z 'ZX fete. -- " 1,vat' u tf - Kea ' STAR-bElETI- a-i- forHllqt in steamer Mauna U2 6.00: && an the I .t" " HONbLULir N, WO 7i4 this morning feet by allowing the owners to fence i'Sv I 3l)j 1 0R 7 33 e ot; Vtd 3.OS ! int( adjoining lots five feet on Oceanic Sonoma from ttlr - I i I The Liner . n ht v . I Af C? m.Aam Book&inders, - Pago TDtU .lit.S1UU VI IU JC9CU. CUUIWUU3 Publishers Ccnimefcial .Printers, s. .tt . eHt a San Francisco- to Honolulu, Iff '$ Pago and Sydney has left the coast and useless sidewalks' as the writer PhotoEngmvers,;;;.)-- mm 8 &t3j 9.15 CO' uo 4.4S put it "This modflcation," he con- - Monday CUB : I.- i and should arrive here early tinued, "would also enable you to re-- S.JW 1.7 a.oo! 9.02 10.00 e.f sti 141 morning. WALLACE FARUINGTON.V; iGenWal Mannger i ' I duce to 30 feet only the macadamiz- a Bxin 4'Oo The Matson Navigation Steamer 3.33 Enterprise from Hilo with a few pas- ing of the street proper, which, is now 1 XT ubder way, and thereby diminish the. 2IESBER ASSOCIATED FCZSS. IIHEtW 4.401 10 tie sengers- and a general cargo is re- mam Fran-ciscpCo- n expenditure.' .. ... ported to have arrived San Full moon Oct 2Sth at 3:03 p. "m. at As several of the owners were ready FLAT RATE FOR DISPLAY ADVERTISING 07EIL 2000 INCHES..,; : i ,1 Monday. -- " 11 UNTIL JAN. 1, 1913 (Preferred Position ...... l&o PKR INCH Hhe : anxious to move their fences, 20) ! , Much1 siroke should envelope the atriid ships' 6n port side. Dishes in A.V general cargo as. well as consi- and Mar-q'ie- s, fore-ward- ed the suggestion was approved, Dr. TRANSIKNT RATE, J1.50 first Insertion and subsequent IssafV," pra ; UniUid States with the arrival of the the galley fell, to fioor wiui a clat- gnments of explosives will be ' iata ' vesel from stem In the name of the petitioners, CLASSIFIED, One Cect per word 30 cents per lino per week. Pacific Mail liner Manchuria. ter and the ibirered to the island of Kauai in the to stern. The force of tb collision TODAY steamer Niihau that is to sail for the asked their honorable body kindly to ; i One of the IteniB In the heavy cargo locreased the, whale's,, fury and after Harden Island at five o'clock this decide at once. on the merits of, the 4 YE RAGE DULY OIlCrLATIfjy Arcxst ASP SEnv4007 ! Wm to. please de- petition make their that succeeded In bringing, the big a hard struggle it escaped. , evening. , , and . ... cision known. .. , , MAIN OFflCEsV...... lV'CV..Ti iU; tOSJ ALAJSXJ STREET hteamsbip well down, to , her Lloyd As soon as the "blow was struck Cap- iThe; Buyo Maru J Japanesereighter s Telephenmi; Booms 81S3; Bislness ; v j ; r marks was a vast quantity of Philip tain S. B. Shaw went below and exam- uciooer zi, iiz. withit cargo destained for Central Jr. Low evolved the answer jn short Xdlterlal UKlceJ 1 " Temperature 6 a. m. 75, S a. m order by moving that the prayer of the DRANCU OFFICE . . v.V .'...... MERCHANT, STREET pine cigars and cigarette : ined the hulL He found that ..the stee: - and South America is now on the a 10- - The-Manchuri- 78, a. m. 81, 12- noon 'S2i Minimum TelephOBe ' ; ; ' J Is bearing 4,500,000 ribs had been broken and the machin- way from Yokohama to Honolulu.hav-jng- . petition be not granted, saying he did 23tt night 75... ; ? - k '.cigars to the mainland,' while equally ery' pot out 'of 'cominlseiori 1y 'the last v- saHed.from. the Japanese port on not see how the board could mak s :' . WIND-- 6 a. m.. 8 miles, NK;' 8va. gift as desired by Dole BTJBSCRIPTIOX BATES r: large consignments of cigarettes ,are shock. Members crew regretted - a of land the of the last Sunday. , . - , in., 7!mfle8, 10 S'rfllleK, STAR-BULLET- IN fee - NE; a.m street dwellers. The motion DAILY alr to found on board. the- Ioes of the whal, which was : The;jast4of. the large shipment of carried KJ&i. 12 noon, 10 miles Move- unanimonsjy. , 'jThe Pacific Mailer' was supplied nearly; ninety feet.loniand worth N;. mainland: merchandise . and freight t 1 a; : ment past 24 hours, ,197 miles. .. Roads. Per. Month; anywhere itt United States .. i ..V.. ;. .;;V..V .TJ" viltU fcoodly . shl prnent of" other V 200, more' damage to Some Bad' ?..t than the the will be out of the American Hawaiian In-Unit- freight' ; Bammeier at y ai mL, S0.04, relative Mr. Low called attention to the ha't Per Quarter, anywhere ed States 2.09 Una of. during the' four days vessel. f fi steamer Virginian and vessel ; humldftyv : Dew-poi-nt that . 1.00 that? at the Phil- - During a. "m.; 67; at condition. oX Auld lane, on accunt of. Per Year, anywhere in United States. the vessel ' remained the six months cruise of the wilt depart tor Kahulul, Hilo and San: v-:- "K- 8 a. m 66. Absolute humidity, 8 a. authorj-tie- s, Per Year,, postpaid, foreign ...... Jppint' port. Tyee slxtyone whales were killed. evening.' . ". ther neglect of;the Territorial ':.v.,.:,... mi Jr. m., 6.886. during past 24 ncIscothis . Three thousand bales of hemp are Rainfall to require these.wer."; contractors r 3TAR-BULLETIN houtd,. .02, inclu; I J..-:- included In' the freight destined for Tickets to Lifeboats ClTcn en v' to jleave it ia' aa good a state aa they ; ' OFFICE -- SUPPLY SITE fcqnd engineer 2.C9 the States;. . , - Japanese liner. , v, it He moved that the. Per Year, anywhere: to United' States.'. departure f the Manchuria t Toyb end. jrod." overseer be instructed tb "J."; iThe Oct Risen Per Yearanywhere in Canada 1 40.The , (Contlnved 1) from Alakea wharf at ten o'clock thU Kaislia Steamship Company intro- from Past puttho. lanel in, proper, jcondition. This Year, postpaid! foreign. . ." 4.00 ' has Per .. -.- : VESSELST AND having, coll- morning without. the added gaiety duced a new feature-- in the- - direction tO carried, tha same member ...... : ' most desirable business corner in the .of-V- L produced, by the presence of the band of providing' for the-- ' safety of1 Its pas- city. ed.' attention to. the. conditioa AaJresa'alt Comnnnlcat'cai ta nonelahi Star.BallSiLtlalatJ TJ. did serve to ardor of ,i:iBOllTHEISLAnDS stri''o4-UVajK- hot dampen the sengers. To each ticket sold is at- ; The testimony of three' other wit- i .v .v. ' Square . , v-M- r. ' many wJiok assembled to bid farewell tached, a coupon representing a cer- nesses, L. Abrams, C. H. Cooke v v:-- ' ' ' v (. (8pecial CaMt JUtttiuW and "ufcis to traveler. . . :". . tain seat fn a lifeboat with 'nr printed M .Murray said.; the street;, all 'y s - H.r C. was In rapid "TxthnnWkV Carter, taken t fire worn The Manchuria sailed with over reauest to the .purchaser to acquaint oraer, eacn, righL i "! went up to have a look at occupying tne witness ne- fifty additional passengers taken on himself immediately on going it.'v went to say, "and . found I could ' aboard stand not more than five minutes. The ', " nesday, Act 23, ' ?wlth. white, .;at this port. with the location of the particular boat 1 figures relative valuations of walk there shoes without AN ,FRAOTSCOA3frivTed, iOctober to l-t.- A large accumulation, 6T mail for to, which he ' U allotted Suffltient muddy ins, .thera i 23, 12:30 p. m. S. Honolulu hence neighboring properties which were . tbV nlainland was: forwarded In the lifeboats are' provided to accomm'ddate . E.' L.. Schwarzher theaA came tot-- '- . takenduring the second Manuka .:ves.M;l.: ' - October 16; . site : V ', ', all passengers.'; "V 'r case ' were submitted m writing to ward, from .citizens' row and proceed- 1 i -- ...t) ' - -- - SAN FRANCISCO; Sailed, the . liL'i.iLtii -- I The prediction was made by an of' Details of this innovation In- T. October ed to give a. description of the street m Hi d the 23,' 12:30; p. nu. S. S. Wilhelmlna jury, and so far iae hearing has bta - ficer'ln the liner this morning that K. K.. service wa given to the puolfc moved on with remarkable rapidity. in. question, ..which, represented," It. as the recent visitation of a typhoon- - on through the columns of the Evening L for Honolulu . - .- - one of, the wor.sthog.s that could .be 7 U. S. "District Attorney Breckons, re- the" Island1 MIDWAY ISLAND Arrived. - Octo imagined. you 'up of Formosa would result in Bulletin several month ago, and at a "I can take there , ! - presenting the government, estimates The homesteaders on Hawaii who able to visit. The homesteaders whose - ber 22, Flaurence Ward- hence ' the destruction of at least; fifty per time when the- plan' was tinder constat Sc that at the present rate the entire tonight," he said, "and show you six have failed thus far to make good on affairs are to be' taken up and ad-- September - : IS of sugar crop. ' by I L eight on - cent the t eration several members of the cas will be in - the Jury's hands by oi inches of r.water that their. lands will be given an opporuin- justed at once. reside on. the Kaiwlii came - B.K&.:SBINYO.;MARU WUl arrfye - gave-- - descrip- - ' Following the wind, storm Japanese directorate- o the steamship Thursday or Friday of street" He humorous ity, within the next few days, to say and Opea-pelea- u tracts. An attempt '.: Sao.. 6 p. next' week. ... Hoods, away, company. ; ; from. Francisco Fridayyit going which carried everything . c mm m itions of Bishop Restarick back whether they desire to continue Hv is to b madev to find out just how ; thq. pres-- . ' : JOL.',...-'- " . ra.rand. sail for Yokohama about - in ;it&. pathway. Formosa at , to his house- for gum boots before ea prove up, or many ; on land, 6 p. m. : lng on the. tracts and to desire to remain the cnt time is said to produce a. large Floating Hotel Proves a Failure. . say-c- P33? of the, thoroughfare may re-- ; sell their rights so that they with additional time given .them in . amount ct the sugar - consumed, in , The business, of. the. Rosetta Hotel, and. of . lady ,hmroone the a .ac?i;i cover the money they have expended which to make good, .v i , - : Coating off Tokyo, !" Japan, to which country the island the hotel Shibaura. gplf'and.thQ.speakertQo Bhyrto.carrif : ; ; up Sonoma? Sailed, Room For Many. in improving them. 8mlth will also take in Circuit 4 will be discontthued. is, . As welt known stfeamshfp"Soiiomii hter across in hjs arms. .Jlmpia.SQuire Assistant Attorney General .Arthur Court the ,. ejectment suit brought the hotel was organized sbeOceanifc s&h 'ftij'3i'4? t in, December. lng from Sydney N. S.; W. for Pago f:St- popular G Smith.-le(- t this morning for; Hilo, against Lucasv in which the Territory Claudlne Back With Small Cargo. 1907, with capital of 120,000 yen as a band, xjoncert station in llonormu. At ; three-quart- er Pago and Honolulu room V Continued Wnt Wga 1J r where he f expects to meet some f of claims title to one and A Jointstpck has for a v small amount of freight and' a ito carry on large' passengers lira one of these concerts lately' le count- these : homesteaders personally, and acres of land.. The government wants number of cabin fair-size- d passengers; or ac- 29Q ; list, of arrived toe ousmess catenns end. hotel San-- the ordinance, which would be done ed - peopleia, attendance,-- against Attorney. Harry irwin title to this land so that Front street from Honolulu to ' Francisco, ac - totauthocixe to - meeting- frcrfl Hawaii and the Maui . ports In commodation;- and' enjoyed a certain at its on October. thirty or forty pople ihat wbiljl be Interview those Smith may? not.be may. be widened at this poinL. . ' inter-Island- cording to the receipt of a cable to " steamer Claudine. amount of prosperity. BacIDo." M. .Macalina: applied" forVd . the' The' reclamation the agency C. Brewer and Company. fennd' at .Thomas. Square an,a similar ' Tfcf? : of ; vessel , brought a; quantity ot scheme, however; changed' the.tiondi dancing. TxaJl license, at 33t Queen occasion! rThe Promotion,. Commlttep - ; The Sonoma left Australia wittt ac HONEY BUSY PERSONALITIES -- BEES cxr.Mlei; 2r.bales hides, and 152 pack-Lg- i tiocs and the bueiness of fhe hblel street, in a building. ownedT by Kape-l-a and .the automobile-- stands, had L'ruma. I i "' commodation 175 passengers! ' : ; ' .for cabin - sundries;' : ; censequefltly ; ttaltofcai'- Ka'laupapa, ,rMolokal;j an ,.on . p?,-1- . ; received a great blow. Is ' square ineir list, as, one uxe QM THE POLITICIANS -- ' Klbllrig 'reports f The second class reported as well .cjerk. tp J. S. SiiitONDS.. who 'is spending Purser the bark As a result of a meeting of sharehold vessel-wil- l the was directed: Jssue It plecea swhere tourists .must, be taken filled. The doubtless add - several weeks in Hawaii on business, S"pokane, Oko-car- on ;The Hawaii- Gieo'Club1 Nuu&nu and schooners ers held recently, it has been decided ' t wa3 Granted !;fo see "the jbgauUfuI, edifice ijRr that im- - cno hundred passengers to , the list "How doth the busy, little; bee will shortly home The-ves-- f ; r. leave for his in and Taurus at HIlo. to abandon the concern. is report a permit .quarter.,; . ; 14 It - :'.dimc48fitlPliaR , sr. k " Well,: i- - V-- - upon arrival" ..- prove, each shining .hour how ;,y. v: 1 here. Seattle- ..- v'oited Kahulul . at th&. hotel- been to Mr; on..thej,26tb,rJnsC,for,' tl)e.vmirposo pf roajl timftthe e$ that thd has, soli The;,nktterwas; referred, tp the Anyone passing , Henry - "'- doth? ' ' - the. MRS. DAVID FAIRWATIIEIt, who .Prosper sras be- Miyaskki; Tokyo, Mf.Aoyagl, rnna. - .African;1 schooner, of and of Long Midway.' v raisins a sianaara. wr tncmo. committee. '": Waterhouse Trust Company's real es- lum- Servica At. Lonely . ' r has been, touring the islands for her ing discharged of a shipment of Yokohama jointly fof. 43,000 yen and ,tnop, iKevoicea A.. Clark, in, ; ; . - FiaQrenco, rot uicenso .x F. thsamo; connection, tate window this .morning ; could see ber. The vessel reported to have 5000 yen has, already .forwarded The- ward, tho tuppiy The bjeallhjtommltt: eot renorted Vthat health, leaves for the cca3t on the is been by, thev 'informed: the . boar of tne; condition Canadian-Australia-n - 1 toy schooner, operated Commercial next boat eniauctcred fino weather. . the purchasers as guaranteei with .the. city ..and pQunt3L) physician which; . pipe I - in thg water' lasers hadvlfft buzzing Pacific Cable company has- arrived-a-t A swarm of honey bees was MRS. ; THOMAS COLE, n who lias -v- :.vv.-.jca 'i .. arid v the building? and'. Plumbing , inr i. Mldway"Island a voyage from Ho- all over the inside oi the glass, with been after the-.qon- ttVQ visiting in the islands for the :Au:tr:liar? CoaJ Expected Dally. V. A New Japanese: Steamship.: Una. spector;It had investigated residents, . people ztieMlng , - - -- and, nolulu totTahiti. TheV" .vessel: la. ex some; stragglers coming and going past , three months, left .on the Man . later-Islan- d, Nanyo : plalnt'of 'the'. physjclattwith Fiscop;Ild-iSeryicesVjloundlit'.a- t T4e. Steam .Navigation The Klsen Kajsha (South mid-Pacifi- 'regard pected remain' at. the c through, the Fort . Street doorway . ail churia this morning home In Company will receive In "the neigh-- . Sea Steamship Company ) .will to thetpoi ahjcp ;licttse.6f -- Saii' Hba for her is consider teimpassableXhls was alsorefer . 1 cable station for five days; before pro ' the time. They were paying. Oakland. California. - ' -. Particular torhood of five thousand-- tonAus. ing- - a regular servicsw to . the South IieaAnd recommendedha? tne. Uce: idy'to-.the- " road cnmmitteec " George E. ceeding to Honolulu. It is stated that 1 : T k attention to the portrait of GEORGE BURROUGHS TOHHEY, fuel arrival the , revoked Adopted. I r- - ', trallaa: with the of Seas from October next It will be ' an operater whc' has', been KaifnukC Improvement Cloh4v f Smithies,, candidate . for county treas-- the wno painted a num- A.Hhoro ! ' artist, has Norwtglan steamship Guernsey, which by , . shipowners. School Estimates. ccndiicted. threei t Stationed at Midway for the past year. warry T. Alius, secretary oi waiaiae, iurcr anr a iittle lees a;:ention tOs pat ber of pictures of prominent people j should port, to- Pope i vessel arrive at the Meisrs, Itayay Owakl4an.d Harada, and o Willis T. superintendent of Kalmuii and Improvement -- this-mornin- wilF return to tills city In tne4 Fianr-eiic- ?alolo f Edwin H." Paris, candidate for sup here, left oxr--v thev Manchuria day or tomorrow, Guernsey is three steamers will be put on the line v'; public Instruction, wrote to ask for Club,, conveyed the thanks of or- WardT - ' ; that ervisor. This tiight preference for tfie for the mainland. now twenty days from NewcasUer'N. io begin with. The South Seas be data tot assist him in preparing his ganization to the mayor and board for aspirant to keepership of the treasute S. W., and on arrival will proceed to ing sphere, budget of, expenses .. public flag-raisin- g Liliuo-ka,lan- L with,in the of influence' of PASSEXGEUS ABBITED 1 'for the assistance the at may have been due to the fact that 0N0MEA8 NEW CAPITALIZATION. 'dL'Charg'at,the Inter-fslan- d coaling Dutch steamers and 'steamehip ; com- schools for the next' bienQia ..period, school o' October. J.lti and-- for George wore., a cow breakfact hat, - I panies "of various ; countries "keeping with- special . referenced to needs "com support; and generous joelplh gfahUuis I - " ViPot stmr Claudine from Hawaii and vhile Paris appeared uncovered' of Onomea'ugar Coa- stock Is now np regular services fthere, the Com- ing under the head of the special fund tojthciuh theuseVpftja schbol.bailt) ports Kan, M: H. Choy, C. pate. might ; , been in- Maul M.f the-ac- Or it have that on the basis of $1,500,000 capital, t. vT 'nyita-tiontwas- T i&tandard Oil Steamer Due. pany will, according Yoradzu, unders : for," district' purposes.; ' v to'the' C. Quon, lira-W-.: Many; Agnuo.Kanui, int. An 'Smithies looked just too sweet . lor creased from a million, and from a 100,--' '' . With 300,000 gallons kerosene?' fl&d extremely difficult to make both It would be quite helpful, tb me to sociaMea-sif- t ;. it Mrs.; Kaipo, W. P. Hara, O'Neill, added tovthe first anything. ' quotation of o7.50 sale before! the 000 gallons gasoline and 100,000 dis- J. know, in advance of this meeting" (of last ndsmeet, evert with the, Government J. Soon, Mrs. A."' Perkins, E. M urphy, render, the ajicplcei, or the ,club One unkind passerby , remarked change, is now quoted at 39 asked. tillate, : the American taneer Mayer-lc-k, snbsidy of 75,()00;yen for the current the committee of estimates), the su- t; thX assembly, "room on. Friday - Mrs. Kaler, Mrs; J. Papalima, J; 1L ahool that the candidates were being stung vesser operated by- the- - Stand- 'vA ' perintendent .wrotek "just you a fiscal year. rumor Is already afloat Kuai, Mrs. Geo. Steele, Ctias Pogue, what evening, next, .,vwhich: included wch but Andrew Cox, a supervisorial, can Newman Erb of New York, speaking Company, arrive- - . consider necessary way new ard Oil is due to at tl'at the projectors) are inclined to give in the of others pfthe cpun ty..officials ,as might . Pa- " Kts. H, S. Cooke, Sam Look, K. Osaki. didate himself and versed in occult tor the Denver Northwestern and . Honolulu today. This vessel . haa up-- school buildings . and teachers' cot- their enterprise. Rev. Ito, S. Dol, JL Hama-rot- o, honor, the, cuid wjtn. tneir. cojitpany ft; folklore, sign cific offered to com- " Takake, E. said:. "No, its iot railroad at Denver to- - bo pumped into the. local - .... ', fes tages in your county and approximate- : c&?? fr' R, K. T.hrpugh the .same olnb a petition good plete Lake-- immexilato-l-y will H. P. Wood, Bonihe, Prof. ly we .luck,this ia a land. of milk and the line to Salt Vstpre tanks The vessel not Terms; on American what amount youthink should on, Carlos, arid Isabella - 1 Shorter . . - . Xeong, Mrs.; from residents honey," irrelevantly added in- any longer necessary Prof. Jagger, O. O. .V. the legislature for repair and he r if Colorado would aid putting remain than is Vessels. ask. avenues, .rear.jot conyenti asked : Atana; W. K. Esplnda, Rev. J. Tandka, tho. . Another swarm has : lighted; an the th?'. tunnel through the continental . for the discharge, fuel.. . In ' " maintenance of buildings, and ground, for,att(8rijtionr JLos ot.the j..WASHINGTOIC. October 49 i thbse: .thoroaghfares. premises Consolidated; Soda divide, granting nse ll.r S J. Ozake. deck. . alBo the number of janitors and the of the other lines of the order1, to give young Navy officersa 8tjnr W. G Hall, from KanaT A map, In "cojorsr wasapperided: to, the Works, near the of Fort street, iturnel as weiL , . Ko' iteamer : r ; . iPer approximate amount necessary for - foot CsarTor Hall. greater .variety 6f. experlencea in their M. B. peititipaT jReferred.. to,: theudv.jQDOi- syrup galore there to ex- W. G Alereria, Rev. W. Olsen, Itfrs. their salaries. but there is . ;Tta Interislahd Reamer Hall earlleiJ yeajs throw thenj ; ; and,to fnoro Akana,' S; Makatsu, Mr. and Mrs. C. plain their. .presence., . . ; : Three 'ships were destroyeTaat Honolulu from" Garden ds 'The item for furniture and fixtures the returned tb' on tneir own resources ana leacn .., s .x-- re- ' ' MOller, Moray Mackenzie, EJ. H. Ed- Is" Other; Business. H."-- This swarming of bees in. town Standard Oil Works, at Bayoane, N. v self-relianc- e, one that should have considerable ports this . morning without Navy Depart Tre-cot- Avljriumber expense bills them the wards, Mrs. J; Mi Lydgate, H. S, t of were calls the discovery some years ago of ; whenr; the bollere'-- of anr English? hrlneing any sugar. The last "of the adopted new system In careful attention and I am asking the J ment has a 18 deck passed. $ ... f. j large stores, of honey in. the comix de- tank steamer' blew up The, chief of ' ...... - supervising principals to look intQ product at the Ilall ports of can has detailing; officers to the gunboata and i t ...... The. request of thecity and.coujity posited on company's 4-- matter in" respective between iloors the. second the fire department and cleaned" out The ressei brought In-- period this their disr - - bein smaller vessels future" the engineer for an additional: clerk for story of the Capitol, i, one of the! firemen were . killed - - PASSENGERS DEPARTED tHcts. " Such you cocoanut plants,- empty druma and a: of duty " for gunboat officers, except! information as can oX5ce,r of, .work give me will of course, greatly aid hisr on. account extra Vmall amount of saadries, The Yesser the "commander will be only one year, :Per. 8tr. Mikahala,. fori Maui "and iiij jr&mpiiing; d,a met with moderate trade winds and t so a greater number of them may us in having the work well in hand granted oqMirk Amap 1: t . ,m0 that Molokai ports, Oct. 22. Father when the meeting of the committee of Recbrdiwas.' :hoppy seaa In crorslnjhe .channel.; have the advantage ; o training on statement Ijaviag - .inveetisated " Thomas, H R. Hitchcock, D.T. Flem- estimates is called.' .that. vessels where their Individual res ing, Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Inmaiu Mm. the?, matter. Ipl the o0p he-- luuU charig-ethl- a. Japanese FrelflhtergLTooad For Ho-- ponsibilities and range of duties are utoniobfle Ordjbanfe. jnirid,apd j. F: Brown, Mrs. W. Simmick, Chun Mr.; MQfray1 introduced an wouldV now, vpfe for greater.- - ? f ordinance WaeMMrs. . L. Naana Master Naana. to1, th ner. clerk.; ...v; Coal from. Japan, sto" the. amount of amend the tratfic ordinance, so Per P.. M. S. S. Manchuria, for San .J--- , ." la that section 13 shall read as follows: 4Cve 'thousand. tons ia to arrive at. Anierlcan Ship Building Shews Francisco, Octoher.,23. Col. A. G. driv- along about 15th. t'Section. 13. No person riding, CAWPFIRE GIRLS November. ft Largs Increase, Hawes, Judge A. A. WilderrMrs. Mr propelling, any jtlie, Japanese freighter Unkal Manx, WASHINGTON,. ing, or in charge of V -t-m(imi2INa:CLUBS k: Oct F. Cummings. Mrs. Mildred D. Gear, upon, . been.-fixed- ? vehicle, any . street shall allow which vessel has; to bring ship : boilding made a substantial in M. A. Robinson and wife,. Herman A. such venicle to remain backed up to consigned tb, the. . M. : fuet Interisiand crease fot. tha three ; months which Glese, F. W. Mcfartemei "and 'wife, Miss Alice Oleson,, who is in . - " thecurb, except, when such Vehicle is play- j Steam Naigating Company. ended ; September. 30 . compared charge of the Beretania street (fe i The lasL, Macfarlane ; wife, Mrs. y Walter ;and belhg'actually or unloaded, ex be-read- loaded ao-cordin- Camp y: steamer is believed' will to with the samV period 'of last year; Cole, W. Pi Naquln, Mrs. H. per-- grounds, has formed another r Thomas cept as provided. - hereinafter Jo ; Japan-- October- 26th. to, public today - Girls Club which has a member- leave or about figures made; U. Savage, T. McCoraick, wife- and $pn riding driving,, propelling, or in Fire by bureau, depart-mep- t ship of which has made t the of navigation, child; Dr. E. V.t .Wilcox; George a charge any vehicle sucn fourteen, and . - of shait.ailow developing Hcierie-- pcatf.for seaToday.- X; of commerce .and., labor. During TorreyV S M.; Stock and son, ,Miss, Ji, vehicle to. remain on Fort a good start toward the Hi Anjerican lBchooner. stand or a! much! larger , organisation. I The Helehe, 'an tDcv threes months period Just ended Sellarider; Mrs. H.' B. Sperry, Louis street between Queen street and Ber-- Into 7 arrival at this port . otf, October 7th there were built in the United States Marks, Joe Maquin, A. F. Peterson, F. street, of Hono On Saturday afternoon, the girls ac & etania in the district go to w,i hi amber conslgnedto Allen. 485 sailing, steam and unrigged ves R. Keystone, Miss H. Hayes. Miss M. lulu, for any longer time than is nec companied by Miss. Oleson, will : Rubinson is ready. and may aels of 80,281 gross tons. For the like L. , Berney t Diamond, Head, where they will build fora. McLaae, , M. Russel, W. u, o.co mi.r : dispatched for Puget Sound porta period 1911 162' W-Bate- .le of vessels pf the and wife, S. J. Drake and wife, s, such vehicle .or to alight therefrom, "today., samo classes, were built, with a gross W. Sherwood,,, G. B. .Perkins, or longer than is necessary for the will wear their uniforms- - of brown tonnage of 76;048. Miss Carr,; Misa H. A. Alexan- loading or unloading of the same." galatea, and also decorations of koa ' ILW ' beads. IHlrpooneerWhalft Breaks Ship's Ribs. der, .Nora, Callahan Mrs. J3. G. DuisenT Mr. McClellaa mentioned that some seeds and Job tear SEATTLE, IWash.), October 7. BItr Steamer Stranded. berg Miss Myrtle Barro, William Gid-ding- s, Port street businessmen had talked This makes the second club of this . ; sperm organized Hono- licwa gigantic whale broke two TOKJO, Sept ,27.r-T- he turbine mail GVA, Jordan, S. W. Kephart with him on the proposed ordinance, kind that has been in ; ; stfel. riba of the steam whaler Tyee steamer. Umegaka Maru, belonging, to saying was not acceptable to lulu, the first Camp Fire Club being ' that it Moody Jrl, and disabled a, dynamo and. one the. Japanese volunteer fleet, grounded ! Captain '. McKearn a recent arrival them. He therefore thought it advis- organized by Miss Lillian engine harpooned off bay, among the girls of Palma Settlement. when Sitka during the typhoon , at ShimonosekL tt ; the port command able to defer action on it until a pub- ' hasassumed 13 headquarters of Alaska; August 1 5th, Wat told by the She is insured for 1,00.0,000 yen t; at of the. American ilichobner .. Sophie lic hearing could be held. He there- There a National ere ft; of, Iho wtaler, which arrived uoyas. enaeavorea to ac- this organization in New York which Tne.caDiain io Christerisoiv which vessel has just fore thought it advisable defer c v . 1 - v v fro3t Baranot island .today. The battle commit harakjri but was.t prevented left the local marine railway and: is tion on it urftil a public hearing could grants permission to organizers and . wiU-th- m ; which of guardian- whale begati when Gunner . nemg made ready for sailing, for Ta be held He moved that the mayor issues certificates : Jap- , Sigurd ".BlicK.. formerly. a Ueutemuit in According to late advices the hit!. ..; .v...... and supervisors hold a hearing on the ship and the rule of the club. t JNoAwegiaa naVy and the champion anese liner Shin ,Maru from. Hong- subject "on Thursday evening. This ';j ar- Dirigo. in. New Role. . vhalpj gnn niarKsmau or the iPacifv, kong and Japan ports is due to ; Work of discharging 7 the steamer was seconded. .- Ship a. TACOMA, - 10. ship roipooned the. tig fellow ; Ths whale rive at HohcluliTon rridar. morning Hall began wiUt.tlP arrival of - the Mr. Amana cOuld not see why the October- The ' Fran- Dirigo, which will arrive in Tacomaij diKhed.at'tie vessel wfth;. terrific and may be dispatched for San steamer morning. The Hall- - is board should delay its business to suit S this downsound, will load! i i i . i . i' iifd, There wc a crash as he struck cisco in the evening, of the same day. to sail for Kauai, ports at five o'clock opponents of a measure. He moved tonisht from ir tomorrow evening. .. J that the bill pass first reading, saying the first cargo of wheat to be taken that all interested might come before from Pu.aret Sound to the United I mm the board when the bill came up for Kingdom by an American sailing ves- W. C PEACOCK A CO, LTD. second reading. sel in many years. In fact, it has been sailing ve&-se- l ; Mr. McCIellan seconded the amend- so long since an American ment, when the mayor asked him if he loaded wheat on the Sound that I FAMILY TRADE withdrew bis own motion. With the many of the water front men cannot any occurrence. It IBM consent of his seconder , he withdrew remember such the motion. Amana'a motion then "(Jas. h. Wine and liquor merchants carried unanimously. Every man declares he likts' to TT his prove it. Union QrH fhe mi Merchant, Nsar Fort Mr. McClelian tlieu renewed work, but he can't ,4. - i 4'.. i ? ... .; ' HONOLULU STAE-BULLETI- N, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 23, 1012.- -

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lonigM ?! IWanchiiria! Passenger Was V r i Prominent m Camoaiqn in Philadelphia, 1911 ': . I f During . A an interview this;, morning with Charles . Beury, a prominent Grand Luau and Mass Meeting, lawyer of Philadelphia who was ja tnrougb passenger on the Manchuria, and w ho was executive secretary of Street, t tie Men and Religion Campaign in Punahou Philadelphia daring the season of jr y ? . 3 1911 and the early part" of 1912. he 'It r. "A picture off father made the following, statement In re 'J- - s V;..:; ov . "-- adjoining The Macdonald gard to the great campaign .which and m other, t- -- 'comes to Honolulu in January headed Is a by Messrs. Smith and Robins', and no It vfould driiftiit your How i r accompanied by the International lj fbnc mors children. how t would JV:;!;' x i j Quartette: please your frituds. i - ! put of had not T understand that Smith and Rob- 1 the obstructions it ' J ;thc ; popular " S commenced to rain hard. This trebled lna, together with the International the difficulties, and when they were TELLS VALUE Quartette, are going to include Ho-nolulu- .in it and mucli-want-cd finally their world-wid- e tour in the overcome and the squadron on ' BLUE GIL level ground again, it was too late to 'interest of the lien and Religion SER get into the game at all. This car I movement, and from my personal ex N o cintlcmin'o perlehce. I may say airy, however, dldnt sec the bomb that these tfo xvrardrobc ccm-plct- c; - j iired, and charged a battery of Rod !men ..undoubtedly f are the great- artillery after the operations had est of all men forming so-call- ed teams - . without a ceased. It was hard luck to have the of experts. 'Both are speakers of al, suit pi this tzbn z: gallant fight against odds wasted. power, Smith being noted At the first student assembly of the ability appeal men, 111 They arc cintzl:! But now. there is one point on which year which was held in Cooke Hail, for his to to and Robins . being and Impos everybody connected with the war Y. to. C. A. building, night, Jlafry i a dramatic for .all occosfenr, last slap-stic- k m 3F. speaker l i CAPT. F. SMITH agrees, and that'is that the marines N. gave an lnterestingad-dres- s ing without the andTalways Holmes - a I great . power civc TTTPnlfrtb lofanirj, umpire irfih Bines were certainly successful In their to the students of' the flight phase of it, but with a S . . i sp enr-- mission, and that they undoubtedly school in which he showed the great to hold Jhis audience. r nua the 7 protected Red column from I have seen flashlight photographs frcfTOcsij'ra the main importance of character in preparing I ande of beinf. vcll a flank attack. Had Captain Orion's a boy for his life wcrlt made of some of his audiences, and BLUES leTt to own de- ' not a face was turned .toward the; " squadron been its A liirge number cf students re -. camera, yere they in listen - -- . I vices, the Reds would not have'reach-e- d mained after the school to hear his so Intent these serges in var-- HE ' ting to every Word had, to say. the high ground in the record and during twenty-fiv- e min; he talk, the Amer--; I iuu3 t aut) time they did; utes that he spoke, held their atten- ; Tremendous results, froni the waies, llRDVlElSE Red Artillery Affective. tion splendidly. Secretary Latimer of lean campaign have been obtained, fancy, weaves. " i 1 The 1 cavalry that formed the left the educational department, was much In Philadelphia, for instance, a mark- Blue line when main success ed improvement has , been noted along - flank of the the pleased with the of the first ' v ir?7- I number of lines, especially . social forces same into contact near the student assembly, as they are to be--' k r-- v (Continued from Page 1) post, heavily service, a direct outcome of , which m site of new suffered come a regular feature of the night LIMIT the - 1; ' been the appointment of a corn- showing of their men. from a concentrated fire of the Red school classes. They are to be held artillery. every two weeks under-- the Joint di- nil ttee of the most 1, prominent citi- Y Tho Btrength of the Blues was zens to moral cleanli- .'V.t The RedsV wagon train did hot get rection of the education and the reli- look after the v shown when Reds retreated Into ' IS REVERSED tthe leave Kawalhapai until gious committees. . ness of the city. In' addition to this the hills overlooking fSchofield , and its order to r 1 p. not had a to committee a trained expert has beeh . nearly nu, and as the result did Men who have chance 1... there took up. a defensive position ' j not with the men's blanket hear,. Mr. Holmes up to thla will have employed by , the Bocial service com- J I far r , from which .the ...Blues this morning arrive ? rolls and , company cook outfits until an opportunity to do so tbnJftht at the mittee to interest the -- churches in vf - dislodgelhem in the face of The decision cf Jddge C. F. Par- triedo after o'clock. The result was a meeting which will be held in Davies the problem ,f , uplifting tthe ,wprk. . a withering fire. ' tons, of Hilo. :i deny lne the bill of camp pitched by moonlight and the Memorial Chapel, St;Afcdrw Cathje? ."The Bible, study .propaganda has i 'An? Indiana hotse trainer bandaged '. Because' the income . camp ; - cf a plaintiffs and sustaining 'demurrer of The Blues left almost at ispeak"upoxi resulted in 'double the number of or- hoof of his horse in a clotit' sat- a religious - marvel is that ihis was done with so dral, where he will the the to orsonixatlsa dawn within time were v cr; ftefendtnts In 'the suit brought by and a short New Modern ganized Bible 'classes for : adults, .In with gasoline and a spark, kick- engaged in attack on the enemy. little bother and confusion. , The cav subject, "The Era of urated exceed 200, the MassachU3ett?i . the Maria de JJouza" and Hilda Serpa tc Mr, emtertaining the . past three months.; Boys work ed up by the animal Ignited theband- pretne The battle raged, even longer than alry and artillery had. theif blanket Methods." i .Holmes Court declared voIJ u.i fcave . deed ; , by ' tremendously every- set .. aside; a executed rolls . with them, and were able to and forceful manner has won out with has appealed age. The. horse ran away anil was 000,000 trust created by ata v.i that of yesterday and at 'times was -- ln-Jure- the former in favor of. Manuel Soarcs, pitch Fhelter tents' as soon as the the local men, and wherever he where and it Js ..rnterestmgr.to.know kined,'(the" driver being seriously MaryBaker Eddy for tha bent.' hotter. The Blue army was forced to f Is reversed by the Supreme tkmrt in speaks he is being enthusiastically re men, ordinarily not church workers, v. ":7- U y Science opinion go into the hottest firing that can be camo site was selected. The Reds '.rVjL Tf the Christian churcn. an handed down this morn have, gripped by message of A7 Monicaj, , Callf the-hei- rs have, proven themselves to , be in ceived been the chemist of ;Eanta. poaslhie that may iz '19 t ing. :r : imagined and made a splendid show - The case. . entitled Maria de 1 the great movement jto boys and to jto have, found "a harmless, , ' .' splendid shape, for field service, a clalna property. . . .. -- -- Vir- ing.; . . v jls "non-crow- " t& a Bouza versus Manuel Soares and lyery small percentage being on sick fathers of boys, Tterd probably potion he admiaistered Vlnes valued "at mllllc-i- of C What the morrow will bring forth ; - ; ginia Soares, is remanded to the Cir- report, ot enure, nrs iw no more complex jproblem in Amerl- to roosters addicted to early anprnlng have been destroyed by frcst i be foretold. The maneuvers uut ue ' cuit Court Tor rehearing. cannot fautry. only three men were forced to can' life today than the bringing up, of Rhine Valley, and vicinity in r absolute, secrecy 1 7 I are carried onwith young men to a splendid manhood - s;The Clii Many V growers Maria de Souza Is seeking to have war- drop out on account of sore feet, and Methodist cohference at manyf wine a: 3 as future and the rules of ng to.the without being spoiled by extravagance cage., vl-'alo- rescinded the conveyance , or a piece ot these. vonet was suffering, frpm an severely 4; condemned SundayJ ed. The. grapes ia.,. tho fare are being rigidly, obsenred. parents. ' pt property which she avers deed- , - and the overindulgence of pleasures such as funerals, movies,4! the Moselle have been c she oia injury.. ? This is realistic maneuvering. The ' ' - , ed over5, to Manuel Soares, her brother-in- I i' have observed - these ; 'great auto Tide and DasenaH . spelled.-''- "' - . conduct of the camps and the disposi- seven-da- y num- -law be was . campaigns in a large while under undue of thje forces is looked after with weak-minde- d, tion .of having attended several . Influence and following ber cities1 or as tevcii care, and effectiveness as if meetings I of the National ' Executive ibo death ber husband..' She as men were actually engaged in war "filed m. the instruments were , for Committee . New York and . dif- feerts that the sum of $1100, which she ' Three at in foreign foe. , . , ' " 'received, for land was1 grossly witha record yesterday which, involve trans ferent" parts of the Cohtliient and ' The battle today;was the acme of aggregating $382.600,, ,; final!" though of. '" actions also the campaign in New 'York the value tut ; ' !i'T ;". :, " rcH55m. - .EL . - One is .th deed of s trust to In 1911, and; I roay say that- every Iandls.not set forth inter, Mil. ;The ' j Shortly after 7 o'clock the battle ARE'OBSERVERS Klamp, trustees,Jb they deed was Juno V2S,190i, " Spaulding and i where, they have. been held have executed was opened by the Red artillery un- ? 4 1 ; ; Co, Ltd., of .all . which to the; Kehena Water tnt with efhtidb ahicess. after she went California der cover.. The Reds have been dri- ' and resided, eventually repenting ot its property, including that of the :v ft' ' her ven back to the last TiiTi overlooking Co., ' r ; held under a deed , Kohala Ditch deal and offering to pay; back the - Indecis- BI CflAKLKS 3iOKTOS Approves . i'C. the sea, and the results are assignment from Johp, T. McCros-- frear hilo inoncy for Staf-Baltet- in of t the return of .'the deed. ive at 1 1 o'clock today.: Staff Correspondent w son. associates, to secure; an ..railway. Hef brother-in-la- : and is g street bond declined ..to, make - ; The Second infantry again . covered ; i : with tne, Bine arniyj ' ''y ; sue of WbOfiW of::.tne i cpmpanyT- the second exchange, however, : itself with ;lory, both in the,march Lr CASTNER, CKNTRA i. STATION. bonds, made for the purpose , of com Cvenrorrear .has pproveathe ?; K v M ::7.. ; i' 77--' y , t jfZj;fyfr3J'; morn- mes .L-&- t CItjr 23.--Ja- In Xcia,.l,earl and in; this Oct . Austin Wilder. Boy pletlng certain auhsldiary ditches and $5000 bond." obtained yesterday, by y, ing's worls.; : , ' scjecc f Scout commiKsioner,- - andi Arthur M. reservoirs. The jbondS ; are made .pay Cbhaess: promoter': btJ the Hllq : Star-Bulleti- n spe- - PHASE It looks to the Brown, marshal of Hawaii ii the old able in. thirty years, and' redeemable street railway, T which? guarantees to : cial correspondent with the Blues,; , maueuvers In construction Vs; : W. days, arc out at the t in tea years, at the Bank of Honolulu, the countyof Hawaii the m77.7mmS:--i The kind that appeals;to '7 : Itfs- - position on water tower from the full force. They are . attached , to Ltd- - and bear interest; of 6 per cent of the first' section of the road. The the good dressersthat 7:mwm77-- . Blue cavalry had' succeeded , - " - as "observers". v ' that'the headquarters staff per annum.- - bond was taken byfAsistant Attorney -- (Ontlnsed Iraia 1) in making a flank movement on the report touay mortgage A. who for iiad with a dlstinctiva raw ' Thre is a inai air. Another document viSj a s General G. Smith left Red artillery. .. decorated ' :l tone and Individuality." Wilder is to be especially made by .. Alfred W.f Carter,' trustee Hilo this morning, and will be signed hf toot be pending the good Democratic - -- The Second Infantry .poured hi a tonight for "conspicuous inertia on T. K. rSmart, to by Couness Associates ,there, when money n. - for Annie Parker it 'to bring H to the court's -- severe fire on one of the Red bat- ;"W. Bot-tomle- y -- -- N , the field of battle." . Damon, Allen placed, on file there. . v - . ; W;-. Samuel T. Yill.be - J,; tertes at a distance of 00 yards. The We have just opened np thirty ; . and James L. (Poekburn, co SECONti ADD tibW HlASE .tL.'lS battery quickly prob-- J -- unlimbered but it The hospital corps made what partners in the firm of Bishop,:. Co., Mr. J. Aj3ath r Willi spealt "at the iC We have! thought it such a good - .V. cases of New Button Boots looked to the Blues as, if the Red ar- ably is a lecord that . will not soon 5100,000 advance made by. the noonday lunch of the Honolulu Ad -- May-nar- for IwInt.Jhat, wo .have, placed! it firs d -- tiHery .was annihilated be excelled in caring" for Private mortgagor for. the purchase of cer; club to be held in the Palm Cate. Mr. maAm inn tf newMt Itvttm .with khead ot the coulentioa. that U;c can .Second Infan- Chambers, of the tain., real and . personal property on Rath has, a roving tppiothat has been ' tlidates failed comply wUh law the . short'. forepart , and rouad lu lho CAVALRY HAS try, Company X Chambers, as toTd Hawaii, payable, one generally entitled '"Tenements , and ORION'S the island of ia c- ' In not having their pany . aftiliation ':'A:;J- -! ' ' -- ; yesterday, was shot in the. foot. Jils year .with interest at 7 per cent. The Billboards."' '77:1 toeThey are of. very pleasing" bn the papers when first, filed, wtth V HARD TIME5 OF IT dressed on thefield, he . . i. - ' ; - - woundswere Mortgage covers lands in Waimea and 7 Ihe Secretary. ' : " .. . . - - y styles in . Dull .Calf; Tan, Rus-- was hurried to the railroad, a train Hamakua districts, Hawaii, aggregat W, C. Achi will occupy the "Eoapbox'l TVe relieve' j he Maul candidatr i from Tage 1) flagged and an after the corps ! j(Ctntiflaed hour v hooh and will defend siav Vici Kid; and Patent and ton-celv- e ing 147,4472& acres. tomorrow; the made a serious error.'. We fcahnot was . called to attend him he was In Republiean . ;" -- instrument is a or administratiDn from the Nu-Buc- lt -: ; - how any legislative nominee can did get into contact with the Red The third deed White v . a , the hospital at Fort Shafter. Alice K. Macfarlane, .wife numerous attacks made on it lately by column, or. in fight sale from ' , ie a candidate of the. Territory, with- fact. Into the at ' of Walter Macfarlane, to Mary. Bea the democrats. i ilh?' 't'1 r '' in the construction of Section 31. He all. until the signal bombs had been The men of both armies are talking Beckley, George C. - All ' can be onyl a candidate in dis- fired 1o announce the end of Uie trice wife of i; leathers are represen' the oi ine.ieaT. 01 Wi. unou tu Ffpnklpv of two nieces of land at A west bound. Rock Lslahd train trict In which he lives." ha' tie. . low design, Bltn; cATalrymen yesterday. Ortonr.v.Irl.y one ou the southwest, and was held near Howe Oklahoma. in the heel so muc2: There is a possibility' that 'the argu- CaiHain prion, who commanded was in charge of Uie squadron of ' on of The express and mail cars . were gob- ; - UesIreC by youns , ments beforo the Supreme Court in thr three troops that mysteriously advance the other the northeast, side ,., tho ladies. Blues sent to harass the Red Diamond Head road, being portions bed, 'the hand1f8 fynaihllihg "the "safes case may disappeared from Schofieid in ' this be continued further the from Kawaihapai. The marines, and In express car. cer-talhl- y, of the lath James Campbell's lands the v toroprrow, as ; attorney Ashford, who early hours oi Sunday morning, machine gun guarding the bridge at and-- so-call- ed residence grounds is expected to appear before the high- had. all the troubles coming to Waialua made it impossible for him of the er tribunal. Is also associate counsel a cavalry ' commander. 4 Hc.V learned by road, of Leahl mentioned in the fourth ar- to rejoin the Blue forces the of Campbell's ""will. The consi- in 'the John Gomes Henriqucs mur- through his patrols of the landing or which could only have been done at ticle in- deration Is $32,600. 1 der case, which was continued a few the marines and of their strongly an unnecessary sacrifice of life. Or-to- n day 8 ago to be up, tomor- trenched ; position ; commanding the ; " taken early therefore took his men on a forced - - row morning. ..:J1;"; lj ' I approach to AVaialua, and took good A band of 1800 Mexican rebels at- LEADERS IN FOOTWEAR.';- 'V march from Waimea to Join the main House in Manoa Vafley, good - Har-rasse- d tacked and nearly annihilated a ?, care to give them a wide berth. body over a even in the best neighborhood, nice view; :f ?7) r f ;V?.f;- J 4 77 trail that small federal force near Hooma. Four not i '7A( MR. PFOTENHAUER'S to the eastward by a small of weather is hardly cllmbable for Over 15000 cash, also empty lot detachment of Red cavalry sent out federal officers were killed. Horrible horses. The heavy rains made the were in same district. ..HEALTH under , Lieutenant Baird to reconnoi-ter-'an- d a one to attempt, but atrocities committed on the Property on King St. between feat terrible prisoners. In rcsj)unsc to a query from Hack-fel- d assist the marines in holding Orton got his men through and al R. R. depot and Asylum road, on & Co., cablegram Hie position, nothing believed with capture a giving infor- there vas left though too late to join in the engage It is that the car line, $4000 cash.. ::, . : Limited ::7 mation on the condition of Mr. Pfo-tenhau- er for Captain Orton but to tackle the ment yesterday, allowed something: of the Chinese coolie and opium Give full particulars by letter was received today. Mr. deep gulch with almost uncljmbable that even the wise old heads doubted smugglers sloop Neptune off San Pfdtenhauer suffered a relapse some banks that separated him from both could be accomplished. Francisco and wie arrest of its skip--i I05I fort Street days ago, and from this the patient is his own and the Red forces. He per, .Oesterhuis, the chief of thej B. CRESSATY, improving. His do not yet tackled the job of hard riding, and smugglers is in the hands of the po-- friends Some men never get a gait on them HONOLULU.. . feel that the danger point is passed. might have succeeded in scrambling until they see a bill collector coming, lice

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... i. Walrus -- Storm Goats L ' Wc are showing some very: fine goods in this departrrient Silk Umbrellas with carved wood We have a very larga selection of these. aerviceable This Coat is absolutely rain-proo- f, made of mounted silver and gold,' that can be Folded Up arid Prices: prepared handles in carried in a suitcase. garments, all cut on the latest English4 models, 'Sag.' Olive Drab Linen sold regularly at $7.50 each OUR J np" Jian" and "Burberry' styles. The color are Navy; DrbV PRICE THIS WEEK IS ; to 02.75, $3.00, $5,00 gl 1.50 'TanrBlack and Fancy Mixtures. ":' Vr' $4.50 each OUR SPECIALTY e ;"HU guaranteed Umbrella ha Sped-- $3.5Q each Prices: $12.50; $15, $20, and $25 : ally S."silk cover great durability. They . - i prepared of are 7 Large Stock 'of BLANKETS and COMFORTERS NEV'FALL MILLINERY SACHS DM G00EDS CO II Tl HOKOLULD STAR-BULLETI- .WEDNESDAY, OCT. 23, 1912. C.

$ ? T7ICHMAN;: & CO?S COMPLETED WATER IS WELCOME t r'i ; v Y stationery department ff RILEY H. ALLEN ------EDITOR Drought Makes Improvement! will probably not be a long one. contains recent French im-- WEDNESDAY. OCTOBEK 23, 1912 cast by men who say, "Well, I don't like to vote Badly Needed News and The Kaeleku Sugar Co.. of Hana for a Democrat, but I guess I will. After all, Notes of Maui has just finished the grinding, whicn portations in correispoid was long delayed this year because Link's money is here he's Star-Bullet- Through silence and the trembling stars and not likely to do (Special in Correspondence 1 of lack of water. The crop amounted ence papers for ladies 'and -- i i comes faith y from tracks no fect have trod. anything that will hurt the country." .AILUKU. October 22 The Kula to 5200 tons. ' Pipe Line extension Is reported fin- Tennyson. , 3lr. Voter, that's not the point The point is ished and is now occupied in send- The ministers from Central Maui gentlemen who want some, that McCandless, if elected to Congress, will be ing water along its coarse of many met last week on Thursday at the B. a Democratic cog in a Democratic machine. miles to dry and thirsty humanity Wailuku . Union Church. Rev. R. POLICE LAXITY and rattle. The pipe line was opened Dodge gave the first address of the thing elegant, exclusive is : i That machine already trying to jam its way for the first time a week ago last day the opening lecture in a series : r over the. sugar tariff to win political strength Sunday, when Hugh Howell took a of lectures upon "New Testament In- ; I'Yonr officer ha found that vicious habiU party with him to the completed troduction.' This was eagerly listen- and refined. with the millions of people on the mainland who W. F. Pogue water ed to by the large number of minis- in child are developed rome extent by lack tanks. turned the mi to have no conception of free sugar, who think free into the extension.'" The additional ters present, and Bome questions of parental supervision particularly in the night supply is a blessing long' coveted, and were asked. The speaker gave a sugar means more pounds of refined sugar to prized by thofie modern position Copper plate and steel die engraving time.". By roaming the streets at night, followed will be greatly who brief review of the the dollar than they are getting now. The Dem have suffered so severely this past that the language Jesus spoke in was in the latest styles. by informal organization? of gangs', the worst summer. Aramaic, and that- - the first written ocratic tariff revision program, in the last house heavy showers over the larger report of the Gospels was in the Iiabite fcre' leading often to 'the' police The formed, was built around revision of the tariffs on sugar, part of Maui the last three days past Greek. Rev Collins G. Burn ham of and juvenile court. To avoid a large percent- have surely broken the drought Lahaina gave valuable illustrations steel and wool. Democracy must make good very topice law should Everything looks much refresh- from texts and of "How the age of this viciousness, the curfew with can ed. The hill sides are already begin- subject of a sermon is to be obtain- WIGHMAN'S the peopleif it by forcing this leg occu- Ikj ; enforced." From the. report made' today to ning to show some appearance of ed from the text." This work islation through. It must make political green grass a novelty to cattle, pied nearly an hour. Much discussion Society by tlTe humane officer. the Leading Jewelers the Ilumane strength by. passing these bills. to say nothing concerning the pleas- was aroused, and the visitors made ing aspect to the eye of Mauities who careful note. Rev. Mr. Bowdish fin- ., J5P ( i :V McCandless Democratic delegate, will have have been accustomed to only the ished the morning's work with a ser- The legislature 1907,' realizing the evil in- of to accept free sugar or at least such a deep cut barest of mountain sides for the last mon' outlined on "Friendship." He fluence of unrestrained night lire upon children nine months. and Mr. Burnham both put their work in the tariff; that it will put many plantations on the blaviiooard. The luncheon was w susceptible age, passed cur-fe- ; ;A of a tender or the business. The Grand Jury was called last served by the ladies of the Women's The woman who has occasion to .woman carcanot Ifher clothes' in Hawaii out of never; - allows! runbeconiln,-provMe- d law'' prohibiting children under; fifteen week. At the opening session the Aid Society of the Union Church. ; forgive her husband r are they krt. - IU T?: I v -- delegate, will have jnrors by a two hour ses- him smh.:.:V. vv.:!4 - years from going pr.nmalsing upon pufr J Jdless,iDemocratic listened to an able address In the afternoon tofort' xiU of age to take his borders from Underwood, if Under Judge Selden B. KingBbury, in which sion of the Maul Committee of Nine 1 ic streets, unaccompanied by adult persons, af t--i he urged the Jurors to "indict those was hela at Mr; Dodge's study. An wood is again leader of : the house, as he very : you , believe guilty . By Thursday nuusually large number of visitors 7 o'clock in the ercning. . ' r likely will be. noon the jurors ha4 returned ., with from all parts of Maul took part in The failure of the present pjolice department, five bills. The case of the. Kula shoot- the work of the Committee.: One ,of Hawaii will Mve not a leg to stand on when ing was taken up before, the Grand the most .important matters of busi- u ndcr Sheriff Jarrctt, to;enforce fthis-ikv- t was Jury. The boy who .was so seriously ness transacted was the appointment leg-isiatio- n ' the people of this territory protest against, "headV .killed, waa of Moses f Kaiepo as 'preacher at ; the t o glaring that, the House of Representatives' in hurt in the but not forcing the chief industry to the wall. well enough; to be present The case Haiku Tawaiian Churchj unde a com- 1 911 took the matter up and members of the 'thoroughly investigated.- - was to whom he Is to Hawaii will have elected, a Democrat and in- was It mittee of ministers Louse secured promises from the police depart so clearly n accidental shooting that report for work in theology, and In dorsed Jpemocratic' principles. no true bill was returned. The trial the Bible. He is a young man much E r f a ' " . ; ; - - V ment that the law would be enforced v.- - :.: ; jury was In session on Friday and respected and of great promise as a .v I Uiill If JfcCandless is noVblir enough to acknowl was called again this week. The . term future minister of the Church. , But it is .not being enforced.Theildren edge that his national party is oh record for rad-- - Prlc's. of this city are not given the protection guar- . 40.CO revising he big enough TanUlut ...... $ J..; anteed them. The police department isnoj car- itly the sugar tariff, is REPUBLICAN LUAU TONIGHT Kalmuki ...... ,' SIS.SOf (aSXO It . . M.C3 not doing to represent this territory; in Congress? Klnau 8treet ...... '...... rying out tne law. Sheriff Jarrctt is. 5..-- . . 5000 " Kahala .Beach ... 750 '' ' .... Lis duty in this respect, 7; 'r"' ,'! ;: WILL BREAK ALL RECORDS Nuuanu Avenue .... . C3XO .' . 1C0X0 U'ClELUirS "SEF3ESEHTATI0S" Pacific HelghU ; ...... ; - College H . C3X0 1 Ills t - , VYahlawa . . . . S0.C0 voters; to put Bobert' quired and he, In turn, has seen it ...- the of Honolulu Capt Par to to' 'C3XD: i '. Fourth ; and Fifth Dfetricts; good people will oh hand. Anapunl Street ,....j.i;..V...ii J .businessmen that the be ker in office instead ;of Jarrett, this paper .The; .who, are ' that ammm;&: Gathen at General JoIIifica- - They ': hkve received' their1 cordial in- ' ordi--round- sv the? - -- ' - toerrl-nde- nt i s not attacking Jarrctt on rague or general opposing;' Jferti street ftompbile 1 " f vitations iand 'tonight,?' to 'the- - At r , elo- to-give- ; a: of much5 music and to the - It; promised definite instances prevent autos from ' - ( quence of many speeches from prom- and-Bere-Th- e Bet ween eight a, thou- enforce hundredand speakers;, will ' an ac- of failure' to ver sand invitatiqns have been issued by, inent" there be'' UUs-dtytoa- companiment of chewing and munch- y ' RepuDlican ;conimttteemen jh the humane officer of the ing, 'laughter and general 'jollity "and First, ' Second, Third, ; and r - ,V-Wllde- ( 1 to Society meeting acwon oi tne ooara or superyisors on iqe meas- the spirit of team work, 4 Avemj,4rf the Humane at its annual Fifth Preaibts; of iFourtii Dis-- - 'l- 'the !ahd ' effective" comradeship ,j King i Street V C3.C3 hcinff enforced f -- that the curfew law'is not will prevail. '' ; v. " i , i Kainiukl jiutfftii i X 'i'.'i .VQXO, tZTMt&OA&iZZZZI iv 3 Think . it'over,. parents, mothers; fathers, big ana Itoi present iomhyriii .prompit yenicies The idea'as Indicated is 'to , cbet , Ala ; Moana atutEnarfUad,,,,. ,;, ; 'bring of i both .ft n, : Istersand brothers! Is this lax police adminis from standing reven for a fewf minutes 4n front Donald .properties on Tahou' strfeetj t6gether the workers BereUnia street .v. :.7TV7ir;7.;:;im i.tzzxo ; district; Fourth and Fifttr wiiFeat ' great . . (.. of Honolulu's frequen shops; a tekt hai beeii 'erected.undef Green . Street-1- ...... -.- . v 3X3 t rat ion to contintle?.2f ft;?Vft imost treiairi longl and regiment of together,' ' speak together, andP to- which' tables a i . . . . 3.C3 . u ' z( j . Thurston. Avenue ...... i ...... conterition-o- - they; be mertyJ '.. -- There is some merit in the f the chairs haTe ,beett placedr The pigs gether shall ;';;:';3 K.- 4- - . r !")..-' - i- Col leg H"W. nti 3 ? street; be rea-- are cooking tn the ground;1 the .chick- Jaclttucasan; orator . noed ,for,,his .thhji.i tjt? supervisors that the should kept being' prepared1 succu- '' ens: are in;the sfenupstltyjandit,!will be tho' chair' 'rex .V. ; : I. Matlock Avenue t ...... onably; clear of standing vehicles.' The ;ordi lent Hawaiian1 styleandt pol la' roll- man of 'the .'occasion. . He will open ing In by the 'barrel. v And there are the remarks and speakers ,wil. follow Anyone who tok other things-besld- e to 'make a grand in.ihe;' order, named: Charles. AchI, - ' necessary patience listen to the feast ; for;- this ; Republican! " delegates, Richard 'tvers, .David Notley Clarence workers and their frienda' of both the Hr. CookeV A. DV.' Castro, '.' Oscar Cox," Uzli McCandless at any of the Democratic Fiftll and Fourth Districts. C. G. Bartlett, John Wise, Charles F. will pro committeeman Chillingworth, C. A. 2? I i t meetings may easily; understand why, ber it Each precinct has CottrilL Kaai ical been given alt the l Invitations he re will supply the music. city citizens of Honolulu to vote for Kuhio, the Dem-- . The businessmen will also :be , Interested in BIG MAILiTHEFT ' Bank of Canada of v this this afternoon notified the . National Bank n t a. ; a r . knowing in what' fashion supervisors took c crauci?. ooss caanoi. wm siruuger suppuru ;their TRACED JO CUBA of Cuba that it found one of the miss- ircCandless shows his lack of balance all too' the matter up. : Supervisor.McCMlan moved to ing $10,000 bills among' $120,000 tinUi public hearing, stating - HAVANA, October 7. The missing which the National Bank paid to the ' r.lainly In another column is given an account ,defer action after a $200,000 from the National Bank of Royal Bank on the afternoon of Oc- ;'f meeting where he tried to fool his that 'opition to, ordinance: has arisen Cuba, which was mailed to the Park tober 4. As the registered letter pur- a lastnight York, was porting to $200,000 r National Bank in New contain. reached hearers into believing that the Republican party: amongort street businessmen. Supervisor stolen here, as one of the listed $10,-- New York on October 1, none of that rftM Aiebeinz sold by U3 at re more likely to attack the :sugar tariff ithan Amana' moved to pass the bill, arting thatthe 000 bills has been found.' .It . now money could return to Havana or be markably; price3. - is seems certain thatv the money was deposited by' the. National Bank in the lo7 DartV; ; shouldvnot delay business to suit op- - i Democratic . HlsvaKrunient is so board .its Royal hence' money was the ' ' stolen either at the National Bank BanX tlie " ? U.4U. .'. mi.' i. -- A;':i'j L''a. 'i.fi rvf TnMSlirP ThprPlinATl TffflellflTl In stolen here, either i in National r MiXlX y oju w iix. suoum auv of Cuba or the Havana Postoffice. the. y lj iccu it, iiitcriy niogicai ioai it iuui.i ruuu.jiw"'fc"" Senor Wamerchant acting presi- Bank or in the Havana postoffice. f with-- t ; Yet McCandle probably Delievfe a dent of the National Bank of Cuba, The Cuban; government during the c- - n cer- VTEIRA CO., LTD., " r vociferously indig-jdre- w his own motion when the mayor asked him said today that he is absolutely last few days has made. several big JEWELRY' i what he so loudly and and 1H Hatol ' . tain that the money was mailed in a deposits with the National Bank, and Tire Popular Jwltr tret . : : about -- : . antly declaims from stump or soapbox. H is it registered letter. He said the keeper the during few days ,: National the last re-electio- n. the money vault' counted twenty : rcrtion about the Ikublican aititude on sugar f JlcCIellan is running for Bitsjof of has remitted to the United States $10,000 'bills in- - his presence, in the postoffice sums aggregating $1 . ill stand as much scrutiny as his assertion that' his rcwrd. like; the above, weak if not worse, presence of his assistant and a young 158,000. 1 '" Kuhio was responsible : for the passage of the: should and will be remembered by the business-Undemoo- d woman employe. ' money Telegraph officials are being call- biil-7- a comes, for McClellan in The letter containing the free sugar was duly sealed and the keeper of ed as witnesses, In the dynamite trial office Republican gave in Indianapolis to prove origin- Sim merest and most casual" scrutiny will disprove, the past has: been' put in hy the vault it to one of the bank's thai J f of messages : ' messengers, who was trusted in als from Hubert Hockin We " 5 jarrett Democrats who T both assertions. , votes. He and are two every way by the bank officials, hav- to McManigal had been destroyed in "J JJcCandless deludes noV only his hearers have been given Republican support because ing handled millions of dollars during the ordinary course of business. The fi messenger. government ve-- his many years as He wishes to use tne receiv- ''.'. some of them but himself," also. Illogical, there existed a peculiar myth to the effect that re- messages testimony. took . the letter to the postoffice, ed as Matte hement, imprudent and wholly; wrapped up in' they aref unusually efficient men. It's a myth ceiving a receipt, and the bank in lied v v: have carefully cherished, but sured the package. The bank the The progressive electors will not himself andhis, 6m' same day wrote to the Park National appear on the official ballot in Ida- y not the man to trust .with the interests of thisjthat will not bear close investigation. The pres-territor- Bank of the dispatch of the registered ho. The Supreme Court claims that T v word noc ap- : showing an letter containing $200,000. ihe "convention" does On Monday, October 21 U we put up for sale FOR ONE what self-appoint- in Congress. lent campaign disclosures are Not hearing from the Park Nation- ply to "a mass assemblage of WEEK the herein described properties: ' Two years ago he brought forth theTanti-im-- l unsubstantial foundation the Jarrett myth has, al, the Cuban bank inquired by cable delegates." A." Republicans who voted for him in the October 3. Following this message, migration plank,d the Park bank replied October 5 Governor Wilson received tne great- Lots No. 1, 2 and 3. Block 73. Ocean View . .i,tS0 waking up. So with McClel- - registered contained est ovation of his political career in it aroused helped' iu beat Jhim decisively. He past are rapidly that the letter 6 8, Block 73, Ocean View 1,500 , only a bulletin on sugar statistics. Chicago. Seven thousand people gave Lots No. 4, and abanaonea it mis jear, .uuw.now uecause uuj-- ian. jluc recum ptK. It was learned today that the Royal him a dramatic reception. Lots No. 1, 2 and 5, Block 100, Ocean View 1,550 him plank thing had been done to convince his Lot No. 1. Fruit vale 750 Ko ;v aban- - who was a piece; of harebrained folly. he George F. Kenton is the type of man Lot No. 3. Fruit vale 550 his ; Democratic supporters J senate. He is the type of doned it because should be sent to the Bargain For Sale In House and lot, 13th Avenue t,750 of attack and-ma- upon pledge, for method who keeps his word platform - wouldn't .this a i- stand: 2,600 r-- House and lot. Park Avenue . him. votes in the last platform is a because it lost campaign. and the Republican territorial Hills House and lot, Kalihi 250 Now, without any big, vital or effective piece of pledge to carry out desirable changes in the land - j vote-catc- 6,000 property on Hobron Avenue, for Hobron Ave- legislation to. xidvocate, without any h- laws, to pass a direct primary measure, to enact being completed to White Road. This is ing plank," he is uttering the kind of muddled1 a public utilities commission act, and to create nue is 'It' ,000 sq. feet in most desir "a bargain what is" 4,000 nonsense with which the voters of the Ninth of other, needful legislation. Mr. Kenton, as this the Fourth were treated last night papePihappens to know is a believer in such pro able location. Fine View. The Craig house, Palolo Hill, each terms 3,500 V. lt the clear-heade- d voters of Hawaii wish togressive measures, and with him support of the Exceptionally Cool. learn for themselves what kind of a delegate platform will be more than a mere perfunctory Link is likely to be, if they wish to make up party duty, it will be iri accord with his per-thei- r Is purchase an excellent Investment. 'at-json- Price such that It makes the them l al ideals, Henry Waterhonse Trust Go., minds as to his qualifications, let ideas and For further particulars apply to ' J Limited, tend one of his meetings and hear what he has . r I -- to say. Fourth and Fifth district Republicans will CORNER FORT AND MERCHANT 8TREETS : The votes that McCandless will gain this year join hands at the big Fourth district luau to- GUARDIAN TRUST CO., Ltd., on Oahu over the rotes of two years ago will be night The proverbial love feast is promised. SECOND FLOOR, JUDO BUILDING THEWS MP ; TTTT77T WMimev

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' anananananna ta CALLIXG DAYH a a far hoxolitli: a Letters from old time vaudeville who delighted Honolulu au- I down. The guests included Mr. and 2 5 artists Tns n Mrs. Frank Ealdwin, Mr. and Mrs. J,0BT Punahou. College a diences! when the various Theatres ?n. r:' no George Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Manoa, MaaiaL a were under separate managers., gives Castle. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Benaon, Tuesdays Waiklkl. Kapiolani a very interesting accounts from the Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rice, Mr. and Park. Kaimukl, Paiola First a four corners of the world. Receipts Mrs. John Walker, Miss Marion Scott, a Tuesday, Fort Ruger. a from letters of the various pros, Mr. Robert Atkinson, Mr. William a ; TTednesdays Nuuanu, Puunul, tt from different parts of the world Roth and Mr. Collins. u Pacific Heights. First and third a tells of their success and in all cases Wednesdays. -) Mrs. L. M. Stephens' Informal Bridge : a above Nuuanu a they soeak hiehlv of Honolulu as a 4 Ptrty. Informal Birthday Dinner. bridge; second and fourth Wed-- a show town. On Monday and foUowing days vxrcV7iU , Mrs. L. M. Stephens is entertaining Mrs. . Maxwell Murray entertained a nesdays, below bridge; fourth a Barnes and West who are at pre- r informally at bridge this afternoon at an informal birthday dinner last a Wednesday, Pacific Heights; first a sent In Australia in a breezy letter place on Sale a large assortment of at her home Nary Yard. The Friday evening Moana Hotet a and third Wednesdays, Alewa a tell of their travels. After showing at the at the X color scheme for the . decorations - is The table was prettily decorated with a Heights. a in dear old "Lunnon Town" they In7 pink and will be developed with dell-- - yellow chrysanthemums and the cen a Thursdays The Plains. a vaded South America for the second cate pink ; flowers. The invitei terplece was a birthday cake orna a Fridays Hotels and town, a time and were warmly received. They EuotS are Miss Nora Sturgeon. Miss mented with candles. Covers were a Fourth Friday, Fort Shafter; a played in Buenos Ay res for two Crczzi cf Tcrtzr Margaret Waterhouse. Mrs. George laid for six Including ? Miss Harriet a first Friday. a months and made a record, for them-- J Isenberg, Mrs. Ktrby Smith,' Mrs. Al- Hatch. Miss Murray, General Ma- a Satardajs Kalihi. Third and a selves as all other acts never show bert Afong, Miss Edith Cowles, Miss comb, lieutenant Andrews, and Mr. U fourth Saturdays, Kamehameha a for more than a month. Julia McStocker, Mrs. Ross Kings- and Mrs. Murray. a Schools. a The two English papers in the big way to Honolulu, another applicant bury. Mrs. Gerald Johnson, Mrs. Doug-.la- s a Society Editor Telephone a South American,' Metropolis speak for the Comeback Club. f y 'i McDougal and Miss Harriet Hatch, Mr. and Mrs. Lillie Entertain. a 2799. a very highly of their work. Miss West more or less 5 . V . being Letters from other Mr. Mrs. Innea . Lillie aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa is credited with:. the. cleverest r Is and Robert " leading lights show that after all ; . Pi Picnic for Mr. and Mrs. Frank entertained Informally at dinner at It was not the Intention of the soci- lady dancer that ever worked In said and done Honolulu Is not such a ,' ety reporter to announce engage- South .America. George Barnes ec- . ,: an Baldwin. . .. the . Young Hotel last evening. The bad show r town after all. much-love- d was Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baldwin were dinner was followed by a i theatre ment for Mrs. Lang, , the centric dancing the talk of the Cov- "mother" of the Bostonlans, town. The Spanish, French and Ger- the complimented guests at a picnic party to the Ye Liberty theatre. Juvenile WOULD PUtUMAN BACK - on Saturday, man papers were also loud in Sunday, Mr. ers were Miss Anne Dremm, last Miss Lois Mason their 4 ' at Mokolle on at. which. laid for 1 ' '.' company comment '. Walter Dillingham "t was host '.The Miss McDevot, r Mrs. Hansen, Miss left the and Is at her home of the clever Yankee Team. IN OLD JOB AS TRUSTY V Utho which will party motored to the. country. la the May - Ferguaoa v ,Miss'v Falrweatfier, Jn Ellensburg, where her, marriage to Their be recalled . - young nusmess . man city by Honblulans of two years ago morning and returned to town at sun- Miss 8waln and .Mr. and Mrs. .Lillie. a of that . HILO, Oct 22.Supervisor Austin, In Dr6sdens; Plaid3 arid Checks, will no comment in cuitr.tle be celebrated in the near future. created end of the the in all . seriousness, has made the sug- The Bostonlans ; )iave many warm land that 'the Monroe Doctrine keeps gestion .that Rufus Lyman, the ' for- for Fancy 7orli vandr Hdir Bom friends In Honolulu and any Informa Intact ' mer deputy county clerk who is now tion concerning, them is welcomed After doing South America they , embezzle-men- t, ' in jail on the charge of EG with Interest. embarked for South Africa where should again be placed in that they were also 'well received. They a-- office as trusty, to . continue his for, f Mr. and Mrs. j Mark A. - Robinson visited the diamond regions and are mer wprk but without his former (Miss Agnes Armour)' whose wedding proud, to herald the fact ' that they salary of course. Austin says Lyman GAS was ' ' charge big- one ot the Important society found a Yankee in of the , county 1 had the' details, of the clerk's i ( - ! r T - . t. events of the past f week, were outgo gest 'Diamond Concern4 of the world. business at his fingers tips and under- ing passengers In' the Manchuria this They regard South Africa as a whole stood it better than any of those now Nothing adds more to the charm of morning. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson will but principally Johannesburg as a very endeavoring to attend to the work: -' - ' the living or dining room than an ar- spend 1 . good show town. ' severa months touring the Lyman present is chef at the Kau Y; lamp. .; ' ; at tlstlc electric ;',r States and will return to Honolulu They are at present in Australia .; ;'. v-- i ' Toad jail. . i Our . present . display of ' electric1 shortly after the first of the year and are touring the Kangaroo land lamps - exceeds In beauty and variety and will make their home here. from East to West They will remain j anything to which we have called your V. in Australia the rest pf the year. The ' attention. The most exclusive productions ' Mr. George B. Torrey, who has early part of January' they will set! SEE WniDOY DISPLAY . ' ' I BY AUTHORITY of the world are assembled been a visitor ; In Honolulu for sev sail for Manila and after showing in, here.' ;r:----- ! eral months, was a departing passen- Manila will Bail for '.Horiolnlu;' play- - f ' --' r. A Few Ssgrestive Prices ger, in the Manchuria . this morning. ing enroute In Chinayand! Japan The Board of Supervisors will hold : During his stay here . Mr. Torrey has ports. They will showvhere for a few r meeting in the Assembly hall, Mc 'fat made several excellent portraits of weeks around Bpring.' and ' from here iutyre Building, corner of : King; and AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS 5, $10, $I2.50; " $7.50, Angeles-wher-e;, : go . some of Honolulu's society folk. ' , will to; Los' Miss Fort Streets, at ."7: 30 o'clock p. m. ; - - V.' 8PECIAL TA11J- R- 19 Inches ? West has an orange ' orchard and to "Thursday, .October 24, 1912. .at which ...- ' , high, old brass finish, art glass pan--- el "There will be of, the.Kt quote her "I will ruttt wd anions discussions are invited on Bill no. 51, shade In green and yellow, $7.50 ea lohana Art .League tomorrow . after- the ' flowers and fruits la Los An- same being Ordinance 'amending Or- it- ! noon at three o'clock. '.The purpose geles and say. farewell to.my theatri dinance No. XL so that Section 13 will

' , , xeaq: ; 2: - i ? V': of this meeting is to discuss a change. cal career." , . as ioiiows;; . i ' - In the constitution and it Is hoped; ? Alberto the teoy deceiver. Is an . Section j l5.-- No person rldl v that all the members' will be present other aspirant for membership In the rivtog.,rpj-ojling.prln;chaxg- e - " 'v". ; . comeDaciD ijiud. He piayeain any'Vehicle upon any shall akp , - ianaaa - street K ; - ; ; 2 W4 t:.if;:'.v-'- i - - Mrs; Erminia . P., i Dargie,- who the .Northwest; the .MWdle, and, low, Vehicle- bacTted'up K 1 ' J " .has ' West such lo'remalh y:5f ! New-- , Vprk sur.h.-.ve- t 977 I ft . r been a guest . at the. Moana. hotel. for is now in where he is ex to. Cthe .vcurb; except .whea i ., NyUANU,CEt-O- W LCmCTANIA ZT A- " 63-B- 7 CT-C- 5 ., ; - V w V. u iV - HONOLULU several weeks, and who has been ex- tracting laughs and bdnk notes right hicle lis' being actually loaded or . un-- tensively entertained during . her visit and left Kei,looks Jot jfe h. -pr- pas- md: p-pUIngK tAthe Islands, was a departing turn to. Honolulu on,.way, to, his ed. ..?q,. (persoa iridjng.i'jdrjying, - morning.' ' I senger in the Manchuria this home .Australia , where the' Horses orj in charge, pf ; any, vehicle, 1 cornea ftpnt?,r...... k a'Y shall ,' allowi such v vehicle to stind ' or Toe bend's 3tisSlarti!n lectBrer During the : time thai ner. liusband ... Goldinr, and Keatlni who will be remain on Fort Streets between-Quee- C:43IIL:3flEO. ..SAMUELS ! ; :at.the,;E.m-pir-e' is attending . the army , maneuvers, remembered as, showing and Beretanla Street, in, '. " Street the n house-gue- st c v, ' Gerald :; is r' the now; 'Hdnolulii,': s&y - f Mrs. Johnson are on the Hotklnkime district VPt tot M&i - of Mrs. Ross Kingsbury on Lu-nalll- o. doing the, South and tbe Middle West, (Ume; Ite ; necessary tc .allaw pas ' ' than l"v'-..-'-c'--,- : "j v Miss . Keating jdrawing strohgland seugera, io: sucn r or xo street' ' rls ".enier; venicie v.. - is constantly: referred to ab . aUsecohd alight vtherefrom? longer - than r is ' ' vMis. Roes Klndgsbury , ; and Mrs. Toby Claude. ;Thls little;.iKcketedJl-tio-n necessary; fori the i loading or ; unload- A '. in- ' -- : Gel aid Johnson are entertaining ; comedienle who , .hai)s 'from ,the ing of the same.' "$. - formally at tea tomorrow: afternoon Land of the Kangaroo 1 on , the ,fiigh ;C ' D.KALAUOKALANI. :jR;; .- ; c. v Luna-lil- o at the home of the former on way to success. Late jadvices announ- . ; City, and County Clerk. )' ;- . r ; 6374-rO- ct YaadeTllIes Data ties t Ceaedlenati street. - ce that she will shortly, be on her - , , f - 23, 24. :y , ,;;'v; r fraii A Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Baldwin of Maui, Tjlth 100 colored, views of actual who have been in Honolulu for a scenes In this horrible . - . f short time, left for their home in the OF ' HUMAN Eleanor Mauna Kea this morning. SOULS! ... : .'.-;;- ... -- ;v s r; Character Chan Artls! 8 ' Among the society' folk who left for TWO PERFORMANCES ? NIGHTLV1 the mainland .this morning isf the . I'OUR NEW PICTURES. -- Manchuria were Mr. and Mrs. Walter PRICES ....:...... (l0c and'ISc Macfariane .

' - . VMIss Harriet Hatch is entertaining v Tropic at.' luncheon today for Mrs. Maxwell " ' Murray and Miss Murray of San pVVBSSBSSVBBBSSSSSHBSSVJMjBaMB) VI"---' ; , - mmmm J' Francisco...... XK froa the Cest & & 4 Case 'Course you've motorcycled Deferral Mr. Dillingham left in the A of some? Walter No ? Well, you'll get the effect all Mauna Kea this morning for a short - right by seeing- . ,'; ,::;rr trip to the other islands. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Macfarlane "A Motorcycle outgoing passengers in the Man- es or were ft.- churia this morning. Adventure

. in A . Miss Helen A. Alexander left IUa sure thrilling. V JORDAN'S N1 the Manchuria today for a trip to the - V Three other good ones, too:- - Pony Cincos- LACE mainland. k According to a cable received r-cr-e is just the thing to send to the Mainland "OicK Parrel's Prize" And C0MDI A5 HEDGE and the British steamship Hornele sailing from Honolulu on Oct 11th arrived at for a Christmas present. N ELIBROIDERY "Stolen Neclilace" Eureka yesterday. This vessel Is un - derstood will take on lumber destined t SALE for Australia. "The Better Man' La Coheme trio A NOW ON A HonolduJam&Chutneyr actory, and all good. V i V Minuted, Are ye comin'? Are ye comlfl? King, South and Hustace Streets WHERE? WHY, TO THE COOL A Great Bill A Phone 4045 V

A A An OW end Yca Tried Rcctdy ATHLETIC PARK V 13S. VTD5LCTS SC9TOG STCCF V Ihm 1m Med by wSom of amhen lor ibdr ckSdroi wtykteediMB. vidi perfect weeea. h tdhtmt the imp Fort St IWrtpe. cores wmd co&c. ad ii the bat raaectypiaf UnW. - Sold by Dranwk Bt sure and msk for Ur Wlnslow's SoctMnj Syrcp Baseball for Sunday A A . odnttte . V Utttdfer Uwa three geaeratloaa. CIJBIOS ; BUT THE QUALITY OF THE BEEF WE HANDLE REMAINS OCTOBER 27 Largest Pacific Souvenir -- 8tore In the World ; V STANDARD. A WANTS AT THE HIGHEST IT CANNOT BE IMPROV- 1:30 P. M. HAWAII vs. ASAHI. : J'- - ED UPON. HAWAII A SOUTH M V WANTED. 3:30 P. M. P. A. C. vs. J, A. C. SEAS CURIO CO , ' r. Yeung Building -- :. .' v WANTED Man or boy with motor Reserved Seats for center of grand-stan- d cycle who wants work. Address and wings can be booked at B. A Motorwork. Star-Bulleti- n. 537C5t O. Hall &. Son's Sporting Department (entrance King fctreet) up to 1 p. m.; FALL MILLINERY FURNISHED ROOMS. Metropolitan Meat Market after 1 p. m., at M. A. Qunt & Co, KInjc and Fort. NOW IN One large room and kitchen. Gas HEILBRON & LOUIS, Props. TELEPHONE S445 stove, electric light and phone. 471 Exclusive Yet Inexpensive Haarfgtar - Star-Bullet- -- Beretania St opp. German church. in Ads. are Best Bulaest MRS. BLACK8HEAR- if 5374-l- w . Blk 8L, nr. 4 Getters. ... Harrison Fort BcrttanU I Williamson: & Battolph LOCAL AND GENERAL r. Stock and Bond Brokers Fori tartnS:4.2337.: t. 1T make yourself home, in 1 thisv store; arid UST :-- . ' ftcome " at 550 ' - - ' Z . a w . , , advertisement J : v" Phene Hfc! ? V' P. d. Box &2S Waited Twp, tn.irc paswncera , for W MEKCTI15T i STBKET around - the - island at $6.U0. Lewis over the things we have fJiere; it ou d; like to lonipre; PARIS Stable and Garage. Tel." 2H1 , Honolulu StocK advertisement Exchange Pound I low we can save you from! the clothes we have with, something buying new hats, by baring the ohij Gaso Turbine Wednesday, (X-toue- r ones cleaned .by The Expert Hatters. advertisement j where else, dont hesitate to do it. YouMInot bclim NAMK OF STOCK. Bid. Aaked. Pineapple soda and Hire's Root Iker, - No. 6 excellent summer drinks are bot-- ! METvCANTILE. tied by Works.! on us; weMl show and let on, as, manylsuits & Co. tbe Consolidated Soda you, you try C Brewer Phone 2171. advertisement ' 28H 29 Royal Cafe, Harrison bjeck, Bere-tan- ia Etra Plantation Ca ...... - please; we'll and stock dis-- street, ; vou the whole store at vour I Hawaii an Agric Co...... opposite , Fire Station. out FIFTY THOUSAND flaw. Com. Sl ttug. Co. . . . 40 Try us: Everything the best, at pop- Hawaiian Sugar Co. 42 ular prices...... advertisement posal, to show you what we have. Gallons an hour Hoootnn Sugar Co Ask your friends to show you what just Ilonokaa Sugar Co ah they got for. their Green ijUuup. And! Haiku Sugar Co. 20c always ask for jthern when. you buy. TWENTY Hutchinson Sugar Fleet. . They're free. v . .. advertisement FEET Kahuku Plantation Cu. . . The opening of the school for enlist- Kekaha Sugai Ca ed men. at Fort Uuger will take place Total Lift Koloa Sugar Co. the first Monday in November and last McBryde Sugar Co 5 20 Itiier until March next. Hart Scha 'Marx TWO 'BITS Oalru Sugar Co. Special .for one week "American ) Osomea Sugar Co...... Sweet" Sugar Corn 10 cents for a Olaa S asar Co Ltd. 5H two-pou-nd ; or $2.25 for. a eas of -- r Cost forJEiiel . tin "''';. ' .', , "': . Panuhau Sugar Plant. Co. 2rdoi. .Jlenry llay A Co. Ltd Tclor '! Pacific Sugar Mill pboae 1271. - advertisement clothes will compare favorably with any you'll find; compare j them vvith -r- PoiaPlanUtionCo. 200 :' -sl Every -- dollar you have on deposit Pepeekfo Sugar Ca : tKcm for Mill in the savings department of tbe bank of the best tailor you know; the small cheap tailor can't begin to match Pioucer Co. 31 of Hawaii is earning interest for you Walalua Agric Co...... 112 GEO. H. PARIS 1:4 every day. Ofle dollar opens an ac- Walluku Sugar Co...... quality or lit, s . count. ' Walmasald Co. . . 1 Suar Dr. MacLennan to Alakea 1. Walmca Sugk atlll Co. . . 190 removed St., next Pacific Club a few doors be- MISCELLANEOUS. low Beretania Ave. Wonderful cures miss clothes. of chronic diseases by new serum Don't the best thing in town in the matter of good Inter-Islan- d Steam N. Co. iCO . . treatment i Phono .3830. , .'. Hawaiian Electric Co. . "5 Suits and Overcoats and ? Lots ther , , V . up. $25.60 ; up. brio Hon. R, T. & L. Co.. Pref. 150 .. . advertisement $25.00 Hon. IL T. & I. Co.. Com. 15-'- Tickets for the Hiawatha entertain course; fine hosiery, Mutual Telephone Co. ment at Kamebameha School for Girls , cood thinirs here, ot tine shins hne neckwear, Oahu R, & L. Co. . Saturday evening, Oct. 26, at 8 o'clock,; ...... i9 things-yo- u Gilo IL1L Co Pfd...... are for sale at Thrum's, the Crossroads and underwear; all the small wear. Illlb R. li. Co , Com ! 83, 81 r bookstore, Arleigh's and Gurrey's. Hon. B. & M. Co. Rapid tuition given in Music. Violin, ' ".V t , Haw.lrrgtn. Co., Cs ... . Mandolin, Guitar and Banjo, by Prof, Hawaiian Pineapple Co. . L. A. de Graca. New and easy meth- Taxijong OLok H.C, pL up. 40 od. Terms, moderate. Address 17a Pahasg Rub. Co. . . . -- 20 Beretania avenue. 'Phone S643. ' Hon. B. & M. Ca Ass... ' ' advertloement BONDS . The Epiphany Guild of Kaimuki wilt Haw. Ter. 4 V Fire Ct) . . hold a rummage sate on Thursday Hi Friday, 24 25. An emp- Haw.Ter.4 f end Oct and Our, lough tIsu.paiVer loir--1 Haw. Ter; 4 Pub. Imps. .. ty store at the end of the car line has K :: Haw.Ter.4 els 1&0 to the roll for 33c. IV ...... been secured and the sale will be held Haw. Ter. 4 hi there. " V ' "The Store for Good Cloth 3 haw. Ter. . . v ' ' ...... r I .... Every child writing letter to San...... , ...... : a Inexpensive. ; CaL Strg. & ReL Co. 6 too Hazily, sanltaty, Beet ...... u Claus, , to WALL, ' -- ta addressing it : : Hon. Gas. Co., Ltd.; 6s. . COMPANY, Elks' Building King Street. on . NICHOLS .HONOLULU, Best the 'market": V i- Uaw. Com. & Sag. Ca 5 ; giving their Post Office . address, will H'-f- t.?' Hilo R. R. Co., Issue 1901. ICC be. remembered at Christmas time. 'I. 4 ------uuo iL ca, Z 97 - - ca. Don forget advertisement ..... :- Honokaa Sugar Co., V 6X Two Russians and a German sign!? if uoa.K.T.Ai.casz 407 Kauai Ry. Co. Cs. too fled their intention of becoming KohalaDltchCo.es...... too American citizeds yesterday ,by taking UcBryde Sugar Co. Cs . . out their first papers ia the federal PEOPLE x. Havciian News Co. . Mutual Csf, court. The two former are Gerasim tlili IGTflOKl: JcL f ' ' ;;: - X'A - Kotorf and Mikall Subotin, both Im- KM Limited. - : t i J from-Manchuri- Oahu K.:gaf Cx$X - . .: migrants The third . Is Bruno Christen. i ' Olaa Euar Co. a . . N STATE OF Pac. Sug. Mill Co. 6s . . ; . i 1 For- - assaulting, and .beating- - up his CtlFOa Pic CCT Co. B X-- ; mother-in-la-w Moses Mokua was fined W tl!ll WLiilua Anc Co. 42 4. . $40 and cosls and given lec- tk'vOw&a Con. s...... ture by the judge in the Kau' district Hawn. Irrigation 6 X 100X ?C4 court week. testimony show, rAriJri-encednd-t- Ca last The he discussion enraloflg Hamatua Sniithprn Pflftir JinH Mtth 6..... toi ed that the assault occurred as the ' ;TT ... 1 quietly, until some evil spirit prpmfib - row, -!- result of a between Mokua and jed the insurance companies, to air Y ' - . SALES. ; j cenvnieAniong umers i Mrs. lokepar '.at home, while advertise-ment- . Between ' Boards 50 the latter's their side in a newspaper ' were considerably in- Ftndmg - 4 Pfheapple? both under the Are it Out , , 44 10 Oahu -. 4100 i, fluence of twipes. Moses wa3' repent- . )t ..J, I'., ' , ' The 'effect was Anybody 25 'v 8 ; Oahu 20, 1000 llo ; Ex. 6a .;', electrical. , ant, saying he did.not intend, .injuring who know abouf fight' be' r mi,. 1000;McBrydeHs 100.-...- ; didn't the the woman, merely hit . her ; to 1nay6f " Sales-230I- aa hut; fore 'got into It at bnce.'Tbe Session 590 Hilo '' gtar-Sullet- bi ON SALE 54, make behave herself. v: ; , l Special Correnpodecf 3 ' v.ry' 1901 6s 500 Hilo Ex; 6s lOOVi, her threthe:''.'whble'inatter Intd' pnbc 100, "V The Hilo supervisors and' school rrbe.. people's rights," is a great ' discussion' Vand f before the insurance 10 Oahu 23 i people ri v sir; teachers have made the discovery that slogan . these days. "Let! the people quite knew ' where" they were ugarquoUUbnl.rf cwla, no appropriation for the pay cf . a rule" is no idle boast of the prattling at the "common ' people's" represen- tlifesf . been, .by politicianc. people are , ruling & ; school janitor, has recorded The tatives proved' that San Francisco Arts' 'CraftS:Shop Cf..$3220 er. Zi'--:ri- : I ionZ. the supervisorial ) body. 1 Mr.'? Austin, at least vtnev lire in California, in a ,wha one of; the ridhest insurance supervisorial body, way. Is giving .rjiw 7 member of the has that the jamsto ; fields fn the orldT and that irehi 'notify , the teach- acuve provmc Pantheon Block, FortSt. I ordered the clerk to ine omeiais wbo musi lums paid since' 1906 were ?30,t)W.-00- 0 i ers that the situation is the result of dividends, for hungry stock holders, that losses were only presi- and the Sugar :4.11cfe an oversight on the p"art of the clerks, ... It's 4 getting. so a corporation ; 000.000. r aa. the -- appropriation. was duly made, dent is-- beginning to cuddle close . to The insurance companies couldn't IP p.t meeting $120 wil.l l-2- and that the next the common people in a frantic effort stand UtcVpressure f public bpiniou Beets 9s 2 d be formally set aside to pay Janitors to get in touch and keep an ear on A joint 'cbmmUteo got to work, arid for October, November and December. the ground ,to listen for the grumble the! Immediate result was the a& This morning about 6:15 a man, rid- of public . discontent. nouncement insurance charges ing a motorcycle along Walalao that the t Ana. every once in a wane a would be dropped 25 to 50 per cent iiffiisEiBoIco Jap-- ; "? is? ijoad at a terrible clip, struck a mon cititen arises in anger audi faiiihe rjitea or' W05 woutd -- anese was walking giving ' 1 wbo ahead, shouts 4See here, what this gouging.; rStored. and over 5400,000 tvould be inrrr? .rTTrf . him severe shaking up, scatter, Exehangw a and graspinpr corporation is doing to us..pald Dack to policy holders In returri-Lpok- y bng the contents of his lunch pail in looky, the thieves reaping a ed preralum8. The saving' to the llembera Honolulu Stock an Don! 1 Beu al dircctiona. Witnesses state that golden harvest" ;nnd there comes a jg It000f00C a year consider-lain-t was . no occasion . for the acci- there answering cry ;froiq the rarpora.intlbta a8 Iaterest at 5 per cent just dent, as road point is fully "Hell-up-, hell-u- p, at--, Telephone 1263. the at that tion president f2Q oo0t00o haB been added to the fifty feet wide and all clear. The torneya forward frantically and rush business capital of the city. . motorcyclist, after catching his bal- the fight is on. examples ance, on townward. ' These are just of how rushed It used to cost more to telephone the pp ruie. Verily the gouging Hariy Armitage LCol, to Oakland from the San Francisco 6 - corporation is. being chased to its ferry building than it didto P.ereonal- untln room. What with reductions ly. Qa$J and. Someone. TInallyi tele-yell- ed ; STOCK AND BOND BROKERS travel ln raIlroad farea, light gas and facts were c presented to the paone t rate8 freight rates, eta. and V t3S "A t '- P. Box Phone '.II.. - ". - a 21 Railroad Commission, which demand- - an these things have come "about in Hawaii - etc., Honolulu; cd private- records, statistics, varj0U3 localities the "common peb-an- d Ifember Honolulu Ctockr ttnd Bond promptly lowered the tanff. Tbejple geem tQ gettjag that's cotti-telepho- ne '' ; ACCIDEiS y Exchange ; company yelled unmerci Ing to them. I say "seem' ' because , fully, but the rates stayed down. maybe we're like the "common citi--r However, business began to in-2e- n who said; 'Gee I wish I had telephone ... crease very fast, and the Jjonn D's money," whereupon a pes-company- ? While at work at, Fort street wharf is. in a fair way to find simistlc friend remarked, "what Hi - I' in the removal of cargo from a small self better off than in the past- would tt vou. he'd - eood do cet it all coasting steamer to the, shed, George For years the Southern Pacific dis- h-j-,!. apftl Black Velvet, Bkc Satin. 'Patent, Dull ih i . . . - 1 ... ue- ASb Lanui, a laborer, was injured by the criminated agarasi me reniostua STOCK BEOFEBS - falling of a pile of tubs, and he was requests Ilondl olu Bond low Han rrancisco. roiiie HKllhiU liro LOTS W by 80 feet fof Bembcrs Stock anl conveyed to the hospital. Besides met with a chilled response or no at- - fllLU Tt:AnilDe9 UfilUfi Calf. Tan Calf - 03.50 a ; xchang it ItAbntno .. J aJe"at Kallhl, riaM on Ktna some minor bruises, v Lanui is suffer- , - Strtet, near the Kallhl bridge. Stanstnwald Blig 1C2 Mcrtkant SL ing from a broken leg. tentlonjta... , ELECTS NEW OFFICERS : t

range from $350 to $500 The police were called to attend to - Price, i w,c meet-mone- y "mcuw7- . 22. At the first tlie removal of Yun Choy,a Chinese, was ..raised,7 and the Irrv "ILO.; Oct. . . J. F. Morgan Ca, Ltd. from Palama Settlement this morning. war of baiting the railroad coroora-i"1- ? "V"-- " Liberal itfleeounte will be U The Chinese was engaged in painting Friday morning th.e following officers ' ; tion was , oh. Be it known that the and-.wa- were elected for the coming yearfjL. lowed for .caah. . STOCK BROKERS a new building railroad hates the commission be- staging. In some manner C.'Lymani president Miss J. Deyto, Tertne art very eaty. 'Information Furnished and Leans an elevated yond almost anything else in existen- be lost his balance and fell a distance ce as tbe commission has vicV?resideni. jL. Brown, secreta- ' inasmuch : Inquire ' twenty feet, receiving serious in- ry; and E. S CapellaSj, auditor. After of Jj, MERCHANT STREET STAh BLD6; of turned the spot light on every evil juries. He was taken to the hospital practice and Inconsistency, "1 - "Phono 1572 V railroad f - for treatment. r m coming to Term. jcj m plcnic at Cocoahut; Island j i now oiiered to com D. a rancher ue uui ua.ii : 'i. f George Pittman, promise, is much than BARGAINSl BARGAINSI Wilcox, Ari- which better For attempting to assassinate King struck by lightning, near having a legal decision lodged zona, five eight inches Victor Emmanuel of Italy on 'March New Shipment We 'deal In listed and unlisted secu- measured feet against you which can be quoted bj and six feet inastT'Antbnio. Dalba was' fcohdemir-e-d rities all kinds. Hidalgo, La Zaca-ulp- a in height before death other communities. The, fight Was bit- MihiPoi of His vertebrae' were un- to.JhlrtxJ yearsenal servitude. Hllla OU stock; afterward. ter. 8. P. sought to inject other ruober; Furisslma coupled' by shock. The Mascot Copper. . the. issues, to get rival communi- Hie" a possum in tried Factory " W. E. LOGAN A CO. Thinking that saw ties fighting, made glowing future ..v. tt is Room 17 Bacon Block, Oakland. CaL a chinquepin tree near Jjis home at common people Alabama, Uriah Noble, promises but the V:'" .' Thomasville, point "we' killed hung tenaciously to one a wealthy farmer, shot and want lower rates" and they got SO IX- nCAMBERLAIX'S Thomas Williams, a fifteen-year-ol- d minify 0PJC3I farmer, who was them. The railroad defense crumbled Land Co., Ltd. COUGH REMEDY. boy, son of another and the people will save. There Is not a particle of opium or gathering nuts from the tree. will be coun VARIETIES Cough The net result that the "57 other narcotic in Chamberlain's try will develop and the railroad will 5 Remedy, has been since it j 'ymrna or to and never be better off than ever. For Soap was first offered to the public. It is Gouged by ' as an I Underwriters. complexion, of good things for the table a3 safe a medicine for a child for CASTOR A The San Francisco Board of Under- j;r v Cicars lhe Ben- 1 adult For sale by all dealers. Tor Infants and Children. writers have been gouging the city 31qI1 .hiten the hands and son. Smith & Co:, Ltd., agents for Ha- I i a time-teste- d remedy ever since the fire on insurance rates. diseases. ' : ARRIVED, ; waii. rha Kind Yea HaT8 toap BocgM Somebody woke up, called Mayor tssssszi f0f tia JUST Rolph'a attention to things, and he Prof. William of . Campbridge - Fkeat ' ' ' -- Bears the bfiug a .practical liuKinefcs man let sja tsar, ti ku& en, Grocers . lUiivvrtiily. ItlugLuid, kiMtn an MAf hwH, Sec All philologist; Is dead at the age of tiijwHtare ol action follow thought. The fire in- seventy-si- x yeara. surance companies parleyed and

- - t - HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- N, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 23, 1912. rf .accoapanies. tha-- us of fire arms in dispoelng cf tSem. Curfaw Law. ,. A-f- W KOfl LOCATED and .REAM "Your oQcer has found that vicious "0) habits in children are developed to (Oatlavea from Pate I) some extent by lack of parental sup- ervision particularly in. ta night, thne : FOR BUSINESS , a . . .i' George W. Waitoey. By roaming Uie streets at pight. fol- :- Roedlck.tJMrsr U -t'v ?1 f ; : ; lowing tbft informal organization of 11'' fit 'i'iV'if.f "s. Ai Gi ; Btawe Jr.. Jirs. Robert -- Stingie, amT Mils Florence Garry. Gangs the'worst habits are fovmed NO MORE COMPLETE STOCK OF TOILET ARTICLES JO THE BABY IS TO BE FOUND IS HONO- leading often to the Police and Ju-- 1 A DECO- The following 5 committees wer LULU THAN VK SHOW. THE ASSORTMENT COVERS WIDE RANGE IN PLAIN AND venile To avoid large per-- ' then appointed:. Finance,, Mrs. S. M. Courts. a TOILET SETS. ': eiur-fe- w RATED Merchant s 185 A- centage of this viciousne,ss. Damon, Mrs - F. WaJU-MIs- Lucy the be enforced. Hu- -- EDen law should The v MAGOON BUILDING Ward, and Mrs. Low; Education fli Mrs. I 1. McCandless, Mrs. Timber-- mane Society has no executive power lake, and Mrs. Castle, Names, sug- Iq this, and, culy for the reason that Is wel- gested, as inspectors of d&nceialts the , society .Interested, in the, PURF BOJflES SOAP were JilUs Rose Oarison, iir. Fen- fare of children does your officer feel mm, V. Signs -- Sharp Wflitney. that .every preventative measure that IN CELLULOID, IVORY AND SILVER. IN IVORY AND 'SILVklt nel! Judge , and " ;. will keep children, off the -. j? Finances 0. Kf . . streets ' should be adopted. In the opinion of J Th report.of the treasurer showed TALCUM BOX HOLDERS, IN SILVER THERMOS BOTTLES HAIR BRUSHES AND COMBS, TEETHING your . ; the finances society to be in otticer, it would be wise for the of the society as a whole to take active! RINGS, RATTLES, SOAP. TALCUM POWDER. BATH THERMOMETER. BOTTLES AND NIPPLES. SHAJjPtlie Sign Painter a flourishing condition. Thue.twp hun- steps setting TOM bad paid to towards the machine in dred dollars that been to present law, MUa Lucy Ward as. Miss Davison's motion have the en FRESH STOCK OF FOODS forced, and if it is found that the law j substitute was given, to , the society by .her aa a donation, and is weak to make an effort to have it) sh.was properly, amended ' by the coming ; tendered, a special rote of thanks. ... w legislature. . . rr i YD:? "-- Preaidafls Report, , An "Your officers reports the following I - , retiring . president, Mrs. L. L. The action, in cases Mcandleas read a very interesting taken various relating Liil on both, ' - report which, was as follows: to children and animals. : '.4' V;. Cases of cruelty to children 9 FORT AW HOTEL STREETS . Th statement of the secretary Cases of neglect 6 the- - with, and treasurer, together that Plaqed.ln temporary and in- - compre- homes of the spftcial agent are so stitutions 21 - complete as-t- o any hensive and make Rescued from Threatened moral further remarks almost superfluous JL , , .Maws- ::oi ruin . 4 i. were it not for the fact that tiie presi- 4 ii, ding officer for the past year wishes ! Total 40 to - report on, some matters that have Animals. the not boe& accomplished. , Is the Hanf:2ct JIifcMut Cases, of whipping and beating. 14 t The agent's report deals with such Cases of overloading 19 25 TSt; .1 H: i Itt .A cases as have come, under her di--' Horses ordered to be ehod IS FT3 I! n nuuse rect attention, but we must not lose Horses orderod better feed 25 ' l' ' sight of the. fact that great good baa Temporary removal from labor bo .A 4f rnn ft V been accomplished by fhe epmxnis-sione- Arimals driven when lamed or gai- - either nd By pressing a button it is ready for service, pni'ers,; the educationai com-mlttWs- 9 t light pressing or the family ironing. from the growth-"an- d : Permanent removal from labor n velopmea( ,oC tA,; good seeds sown Animals killed 13 NOTHING TO OUT. OF ORDER, SAFE during thtr earty-struggl- e- of the 1 ' t t AND SANITARY. r 'Society,' , 'vTotal .. 364 t . During; the, firstpart of the year "The results have more than Justi- Indian, .V.; onrt president .Mrau,'. Dole, was travel- fied the establishment oi the Humane Hunts the imaginary ing abroad, jhence. my; excuse for ad- Society la the Hawaiian Islands where every , man who cares dressing' you "today ; but J wis! to say until a few years ago little effort bad and, v ' tlwtmnediaJy upon returBfshe been- - directed "towards ameliorating X The Uavaiiart. became everyJirphase; of the of a figabout apjarances teic.fo., actireJIn ' the conalUoi children and animals.' ; r work. T:.! ? '; P'' 'V :"Th; establislim'ejxt of systematie -- "In considering the cooperation and Btpervfsionr tby the Humane Society, ? ;:: BASSWOOD ; kindly assistance from the citizens of over the use of animals has been so sells famous 'j , : - i fOitATWooD well- the Honolulu, both in a. friendly an4 ma- - grounded in the community , that I I Co - ' : ttrial ,way, .ciri say. that te: officers owners, and . drivers have, come; ji TCAKWOODi I haw, striven conscienuquy to-- mam-til- n, realisation that fair treatments of r MAPtEWOOD J V ' ' tha. high, standard ot effective horses and mules is insurance on i -- " work esUWistied during the, first years their stock and lessens the expense i " Eolnrn': E&iry Ait' VOUijtVILL ; r of the organization, , We .had hoped for their keep. U mmimm ' FIND. WHAT aurwgsvtne year to estaDUsn. similar ; "For this reason the reports of your i YOU ARE HUNTING FOR or branqhKsocie,tiei on the otier, Isl- cfilcer may not -- show an over-whel- m k I : ill-trea- t: - ands, . butv the, conditions .ot'out ing number of instances of I '.' I v- t. : J t finances has tius ..far, prevented our men tr the, fact remaijis however,, that :i exlepding.thefe jtorlt materially beyond lackx of instances i of ".cruelty i la due our own city. As wre have 'no' .printed principally :ta thft Sfcnwledgthat a L 1 ,V , v v it W: constitution, tet me quote: from Article weu organizes soctexy . ror tn0 pre- 2 for a 1- -4 in 1- -4 sizes - 11 tbe obietft; 6t the Hawaiian vention" cruelty to children : -.- first ' 'of and 2 F O R 2 5 C E.N T S V Spclgty ; , ,.. , " - Human?. :i , ;V r animals exist. ia Hanoluluv and . that you have worn; one THIT AHI IN GREEN- SOXtS - - ; If nor ; 4Tbef,purpo8es of the; society :sre.: it.,; work, has.the backing of . the com- First---- provideffoctiie-means- , for munity. This is not,, a . theory but a you misse4--- a lot of Made by EARL c WILSON f the orevenUon.'.pf cruelty to children, plain statement of facts. , uyy -- - adjustedk - v ; .- . r throughout .the territory Hawaii; Laws have beea better to satisfaction ,.v to provide temporary homes tot vag-- f H'eet conditions and.-altogeth- there rant, dastltutfl and. exposed children is a better inderstaading among tlio Go-ma- of tender, age . ftndfor providing for Orientals; of, the Qwaning of the. : : these such oher or further relief as treatment of animas. .!'i.''J ;k. w may bo advisable for rescuing them partce Half Ordlnaite, ; i from'mdrar.'rulh? r Youri offices: isiof"tixq opinion thati. X r! to--. society the; Dance Hall ' V &-y-- 4,VAs thia, purpose of the Ordinance recently I From r I. am pleased jbo note, that there are passed by, the ; Bord pf Supervisors X along and approyed by jtUe layof will bo' a m other v societies here, working X - -- sUnJlarvlipeSa ahd Ia some respectSj tiemendous factor in preventing glm :t . being , . into- - t worav para.lleU,.; But without in. from led a wayward life. Fort and Ilerchant Sto. ;,; . - J'. v.e- : redacting - ii pVja tje , ex-ceiie- ni W hlle the Ordinanco has uot been test Refrigera-- .' I any qanper; X 'higi Easily d.6n.by agent . or by. ed. along these lines, your officer be - .... work om ' the. BocIetyM beg to call your, atten. lieves "an-- . ounce - ot. prevention is X or even, greater, effort worth a pound of cure." .The Supervl-scr- s tlon. to the.need. 1 S! VVV V. v:VV "s ' V "v 'v V 'Ni V 'V v j i&.this4IrecUoQ.to. obtain greater and have, deferred' the appointmejic or 4.WV VV W W W better results, than .all thesocietfes: Dance Hall Inspectors to-- await recun: K combineoi; are accompuswjis;, uc mendatlon front this Society. ) , -- present, time ; r r : ... t : Respectfully submitted, Magazine, that washing clothes has The majority ot, wash, benches are too of the clothes is much easier, since1 conclusion, I would C. DAVISON, tov - woman "In therefore.' ROSE ntthlng; do trttlf. BBiMm? aoman low,' and the njust stcOp over tfie'whole "forte?drthe "ams Lin "be suggest. lOrst, : that special endeavor Humaa Office. feel gloomy, but that the . way she. while at work. ;Thl causes the mus- usedr; jrithQUt having to exert' an ef- be made to extend, tha. work to other does it has all to-d- o with, her after cles over the abdomen.to.xelax which, fort to keep; the, erect position. seqond, -- part of the territory,, and. WHY WASHDAY IS health.; allows . the - stomach, liver, v kidneys The lifting of tubs Is .an entirely without Qing, into-- detalL I would sugr The most common complaint ot and, in fact, all the organs, to fall unnecessary , labor..- - When- - they are gest. mors ; drastici'J actitlty, anCvigJr monday women ' out normal; positions, after a day6 washing is the fbrward of their . . mey protectpn. of called: blue not 0L the stationary kind t can lance inrregard.to,tbV terrible backache, which, almost com- causing th terrible after effects v of fc emDtied-b- means of a slDhbn. cnlldcen.'vV n - some- work, '. - a. unguarded The washday Is often spoken of as pels them- to go to bed. This Is such Maw iVfitW Triltina . Officer's Kpork , "blue Monday because? il is usually a times followed by headaches, in the - The proper position s.Z:'?.before a tub Is Miss ' Tim .report of . Special Officer day of hard- - work, followed by days middle of tha head and behind tha a perfectly erect position.. - Here, it is Ltd ; ' Rose Davison onjiejr, work during the ot recovery from such ;aclies as wof eyes, which; often lasts for days. Now, impossible for the abdominal organs One': ton of butter' churned from ' be-- produced- - past yeaK it was as follows: man thinks her due. Now it has' been what is the cause of these- - after ef-- to fall out ofposition, as the ab pure cream will at the - report a Miss Davison's."." humane definitely proved, eays" Jk , Howard I facts? Certainly ordinary work1 should dominal wall istense as it should be natloiial dairy exposition to be hel : follows ..'" : ; - ; 2 officer K as r Frlck, instructor in medicaJ- correction not entail suon surrenngs, Tae-whol-e when In the erect position. I ' In Chicago October to November " to- - report alter t , officer, Is pleased; 9 rA tha entfl-t- lftt ffnnafA(f ift .tha 'iYour gymnastics, in the Samaritan Hospi- cause . is in the position ot: the Another point of value in the erect 'decreasing - s.ofy crnieity are - while--working- , ; city. that ;caaf tal of G ermantowju in. the-- Mothers' t woman over tho tubs. .position Is the fact that the wringing worthy poor of the. which is greatly due to the vast amount of efficient work: done by'the members of this society in the on of cruelty tQ both children 9,nd animals. . , , t ..'Tlia "spctety Has rescued children tfcai are. abUBed and neglected, chan- ged boni'e. influences which, preceed negiect and end in the ruin' of the Daiicsy child, prosecuted, loose who are, guilty of cruelty, to- - children and has tried to secure.' justice. ,to every helpless child. r, , .. ,'The. same may be. said of animals. "The year' ending September 3Qth, 13li thexe were X05 chlldrens' cases andv T70 animals. .This year, there were 40.. chlldrens cases and 364 ani- l - ..... mals. r . , , Inspection of Stock. Below Conrcnt JVisiUng stables, Inspecting stock and giying aucH advice as seemed to

be" necessary. Jias . helped largely .to decrease cruelty. There are over 60 stables in :the cltyv Tkree . hundred SHOES visits have been made to the various See our new stock of SHOES. BONNIE LASSIE LADIES and CHIL- stables during the year.

DREN'S SHOES. LONDON BOOT-SHO- P GENTLEMEN'S SHOES. Circulars. "During the past year circulars have been printed in Japanese and CANTON DRY GOODS COUPiUIY, Chinese . calling the attention of - v HOTEL STREET! OPPOSITE EMPIRE THEATER those occupied in raising animals and fowls for sale to the humane way ot handling them for the market In - see the- past it was . not uncommqn to 1 MESSENGER 150Y-- 1 A I'miimV docks and. chickens ( brought to town witfi their wings, and legs tied and LUUlWkiB PARCEL DELIVERY pigs in sacks with hardly - sufficient Makes Lemndry Work LigM air to breathe. This condition has r PHONE 1861 --. : ? '' been bettered and animals and fowls are now brought m crates and bas- --We know everybod? and un Jutland tbe kets. business. Lethal Chamber, .. "In regard to the disposition of diseases, and untagged dogs, the so- ciety has. established the most hu- HIGH CLASS mane, methods. The instalation jot a gas chamber at. the prison with the Sold By All Grocers able assistance of Jailer Asch ha3 Upholstery and Drapery proven to be another progressive step Vork in the work of this society. The me - "" thod is painless and lacks the ele- J. HOPP & CO., Ltd. ments of brutality which necessarily

V i HONOI.TTLT7 STAR BHIXETIH, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 23, 1912.

POLITICAL ADVERTISING 1 political AysorCE3fEXTS. POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT NOTICE. STRAIGHT REPUBLICAN Ifavii.r l.en rernlariy nominated

TICKET jty Convention for f olfic of Sn j iaior. I n-sp- fully ftolirii ih support j 07S1, I .f vu-- r in coining elect iou.i DELEGATE TO Hi4 the lOXGKESS I GKOKGE F. RKNTON. j Eltle Lahnl 5368-t- f Tells Crowd Meeting Tnatjiff down but ,h4 motrati would J. K. KALANIANAOLE .at protect sugar. ATEVA NOTICE. Democrats Will Protect I "Why did the free sugar 8EXATOBS-8EXAT- .Underwood OA bill pass the house, gentlemen? I have RKNTON Industry GEOF. I hereby announce ray candidacy j my opinion and opinion is that A- that Republican campaigners held one of C S. KALEIOPU Independent Labor Candidate for it's the delegate to Congress who is a ' 'DOWSETT as J3.J&. j City Republican, and something the office of Supervisor for the L. L MoCandless charged, in a po- he had to fa, Iast ni ht wnen th wthered al County Honolulu. I respect- - do with that bill passing the BEPBE8ESTATIYES and of litical speech last night, that there is house.' hlV raiiv at 5TH DISTRICT fully request the support of the vot- - That's the way I figure it out, r,mir LHBamakaalnjin aa La Ann tin I'llmn more e danger to sugar in Hawaii from and!lo A. L. CASTLE I ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ. a Republican administration than from ,SUg ,f . K. t0,gH tended showed real enthusiasm: The E. FERNANDEZ a Democratic administration. He de- you a fTS Vote , j .!" RnnhllVan lrtftVa varv "ULYS8E3 1 1 ailM If. JONES clared that in his opinion Delegate fnr I . I MrCAnHIs and b uri run- - ' j this section of the island, according C. KANEKOA NOTICE. Kuhio is responsible for the Under- resent you right." ! to reports received at party head- - Independent Bepsssxnttno S. K. MAHOE wood sugar re- free bill passing the Mr. McCandless took occasion to quarters both yesterday and today. HENRY VIERRA ' House. He some Star-Bulleti- n's Having been regularly nominated by asserted that the next fer at length to the George F. Renton. can County governor of Hawaii will be Democrat- attitude, as expressed editorially senatorial REPRESENTATIVES 4TJI the Democratic District and didate, presided and introduced the "DISTRICT for the office of Senator, ic, and be said that he ought to be yesterday. He told the crowd that an Candidate Lonamakaalnana no ka Apamt Eha Convention speakers to the audience. He said tub I respectfully solicit the support of the elected to Congress in order to pro "intelligent paper" had said that if the Republican party ,.' J. IV BOYD tect people. Hawaii should a del- that stands for troters in the coming election. the elect Democratic progressive ideas, and emphasized a H. COOKE WTRTZ. The speech was delivered during egate to Congress it would be an in- K. KAMANOULU AMBROSE J. the fact that if elected, the candidates Ck)ihioN JOHN 6350-t- ' course of a meeting dorsement of r Democratic principles, fob q: f the in the Ninth will stand by the platform. He was a. MARCALLINO precinct of the Fourth district that and that those principles were ex- T NORMAN WATK cheered, most enthusiastically. The INS NOTICE. "Soapbox" Barron got up. Barron pressed by the last House action for W. WILLIAMSON sugar. ' Hawaiians present called out at the promoted the meeting, introduced the free top Senator PSOPLB speakers, acted as master of ceremo "Now what do you think of of their voices "polelei." Having been regularly nominated by that for CoL Sam Parker, for mayor, was , CITY AND COUNTY OF the Republican District and County nies and generally managed to absorb an intelligent paper,, gentlemen?" he most of the limelight. It was one of asked in grieved tones. "Ain't that likewise cheered as he mounted the T HONOLULU ' Convention for Ihe office of Senator, be- the biggest meetings of the Democrat- foolish? Why, you all know that I'm stand to make his maiden speech I respectfully solicit the support of the fore the Ewa-ite- s. Captain Robert P. voters in the coming election. ic party during the campaign to date; not against the sugar industry or the MATOR MEIA in "fact, BarrOn says was big sugar You know Walpa, for sheriff, made, a brief and 5350-t- f :TA. S. KALEIOPU. it the tariff. all that the SAM PARKER gest meeting the Democrats have had. Democratic central committee oppos. ringing speech to the audience. He (Kamuela PaVa) n6tjce. He estimated that there were over ed free sugar. Why, you've got to said, if elected, he will discharge the six hundred people there. Other esti- elect a Democratic delegate because duties of the office of sheriff faith' T&ASrRPrUKlI ma- fully. 1 hereby announce myself an Inde-- mates make it about 450, and the the next president of the United GEORGE E. SMITHIES jority were women and children, but States is going to be a Democrat." C. G. Bartlett, candidate for super- NOT CONTROLLED BY THE BIG tKeoki Kiynlka) l pendent candidate for4, the office of visor, assured the people of his In- HITEHESTO county or there were a considerable number of McCandless took up the land laws, Mayor of the City and Ho Delegate tention to give a good administra- nolulu, and solicit the support of all voters also. The meeting was held at attacking Kuhio because, he C0FXTT4TT0RNET LOIO KA the corner of Kukui and Fort streets asserted, the latter made complaints tion. : voters regardless of party. 'V. LAX A . and McCandless was the principal but "never done anything yet." He A.; L Castle, candidate for" repre- THE GREATEST MISTAKE, or what is commonly known as the ba--7 JOHN W. CATHCART CHARLES HUSTACE JR. logical sentative, made a strong appeal to nana question, seems U be exercising the minds of great many voters, '6564-tf- . speaker. continued in a similarly and a i - CKloui KakcXake) , .. voters to support Re- : "The Republican platform says that grammatical strain for half an hour. the the entire . Since I my my -- the party is for revision of the tariff taking occasion to deny stories that publican ticket He pointed out to have started series of planfc splinters ail has Increas- COUXTT CXERK TCAKArOLFlO NOTICE. charged htm with being land thief. tbertL that under the Republican ed largely and I receive many Inquiries as to mjr stand on various ques--! l' downward, and the Democratic plat, a 1 -- f tions as well as words of encouragement good ' KALAKA ' and -- con- a deal of advice. i V vH? form says It is for revision of the ; C W.'Ashford spoke at some the Territory, has : ,v-c . by that . v; DAVID KALAUOKALANI, JR, . Havlngieen3gularly nominated way going length. ducted the affairs of the government r tariff in such a that it ain't Ashford attacked a number A very large number of these inquiries' have been : upon ;tb.s banana Republican scoring efficiently. He urged upon the hear- ' . said of the candidates, question, many wanting to know how I stood on ,.. ; r- AUDITOK-ai-nv AillOOU: Llhk,ilnexplalhlng whythere is more particularly J. M. Dowsett, George F. ers to give their undivided support to ir; '.v. ; iDIstrict, I respectfully .ames-bickne- ll ' Utlve, Fourth sugar Re- A. L. de- the Republican . candidates. He, tod, A yellow scourge' m support of voters Jn the danger to Hawaii's from, a: Renton and Castle, who, he fever is terrible thing and Any measurt ttitSrouli : JtJiJtaneiej solicit the the ad- up big in- was jgiven prolonged cheers and ap- prevent or, : publican than from a Democratic clared, are tied with "the tend to stamp it out should gladly, welcomed. reposed-- ; itumo . J Ilea coming election. "Now I believe, su- against the, common people. plause as he concluded ly In gave - ministration. that terests" wise matters of this kind their learned opinion to the effect that V f SHERIFF 3TAKAI KFI S3S0-t-f j i WM. WILLIAMSON. among industry, soapbox were Chas. Kanekoa. well known prevent t- gar is a legitimate and this Several 'typical orators to the spread of this dread disease It was necessary, azscnj ctierV i. - . WAIPA - ROBERT PARKER you, theRe-pn- bl tapped copious flows lan- Uho;awalIansV told them, the - - - NOTICE.; shows 'gentlemen, that also for of that things, to cut down tho banana trees. leans would revise the sugar tar-- guage. . . Republican party invited all to Join SCPERTISORS LUKAK1AI Republican party help" 4 the and sujh - by regularly nominated 1 ' CHAS. N. ARNOLD t Having been port fits (Polelel). u'lV'C , wit) WfiiCA GOCS. - v candidates. ud uuua jhuiiji aau lu lus UiAUiier la U Wl Republican District and County " high-handedne- ss s v l (Kale Anola) the A. is. Kaleipu, for senator, told of , There Hwas a certain ; In the way the campaign was car ;'? Represen- . ; Convention for the office of REPUBLICANS SPEAK ' CHA8. O. BARTLETT his experience as a law maker and ried out as'well as for the property ,rights.V . - ' i District, I respectfully sc iV VKale Pakaleka) v tative. Fifth urged ' J the audience and particularly I support voters in the .OAs long as many, t v ANDREW E. COX Uclt the of the the voters, to giire him, and, his run- thousands of .dollars were being spent, money ttctll - vv . : . bave ;; v (Analu) : coming . election. ; ning; mates their support on election been appropriated jor at least promises should have been nads (:r 'V v' KANEKOA, j liquidation Joa&es : s JOHN B. ENOS - . X CHAS. day. I He was applauded with sure the; of all Incurred by those wtcso property vts ttltz ; j (Keonio Enoka) " ' ' destroyed.: There was no efroct made to do this, hence the GHHAT UIJ-;TAK- E. V NOTICE.' kelai .. ,. v -- CARLOS A. LONG - I don't oelieve in attaching blame to the Board, of llzzllh ' George Smithies, candidate, for orf ' anyone . .; i: VV ; (Kalo Lona) promised to else who csjrled. but the orders given: Neither do I bellave avia-- ; treasurer,, administer the -- f . DAVID F. NOTLEY Having been regularly . nominated Progrets and prosperity as 'only land as long as no change in adminic fdlctive policy should be adopted against anyone connected with, uafor-- ; Republican and County duties of 'the office of treasurer effi- tis ' .'. (Kewiki Notaie) by the District existing under the time tried banners, tration was imminent. In theKamanou r ' tunate affair. f Repre- ciently.-: 'r ". 'V::;.,cvs:r.V': : ; - ED, II. PARIS Convention for the office of of Republican - party was the slo lu address, Portuguese, Hawaiian and J i ' the Tie candidates returned late last .feel everyonedid District, I respect ad- . that what hft thought waa right But rrv (Eluwlna Palika) sentative, Fourth' gan that rang forth in about every English was freely employed. He at the tiaa, nlghl very. much, satisfied with the re- ' as-Jiee- dlly ' fully solicit tne support oi tne voters by local candidates from mged thesupport of. the voters. reparation,l can and should be tnad as pcssibls As soon as -- v dress made ception received at the hands of the the Legislature meets an appropriation - .DEPUTY SHERIFFS 5A HOPE in the coming election.' I the platform at the corner or Punca-bow- l There was much Joy among ineiad-le- s should be pasied and niis Ir:rae- ( - voters of Ewa. ; 5oUaeJy - - -. 2IAKAI SH . 6350-t- f r james h. bqyta and Luso streets last night; the as A. Q. Marcailino declared him- available, r,A ; commission; should be appointed without delay to CIUS M. COSTA. ;k, ... , .Honolulu occasion being a Republican Tally; for self for woman;.', suffrage.' He also takp-every-on- e of these, claims and quick and liberal setUesaeat tiais .i wit everyIaimant .who: Suffered fideUoss.- - carry (Kale Kosta) .benefit of. ,the uensely populated tackled the banana" issue to -the ln REPUBLICAN SPEAKERS aJxma To this cut is the "of my. L ; ; ;?A --a V.' one Iblatform pledges.' s , . .. J. FERNANDEZ V Ef;a Ptmchbowl district. . tense interest of?lXheJ thrifty small, Vr' V Having been,regularly, nominated by ATLEILEHUA;TODAY .Keaka.Panana) people men. farmer whose premises were ot .' ."'.j ' f i bereft . At one time a thousand Mi: ' v. J, 'J' ii:..x '"".::r Republican County - ,. ' . X:-- K. KUPAUi . . .V. .Walanae the District and women and children gathered about the the . fruit following 'the campaign ' . tiiii':$:: 4. . .1, , :V' '''.V COX U Convention for the office of Supe melody pgalnst th Stegomla Calopus. Female A J tequadrbn r 'of aubimobiles wil OSCAR P. ..'a.. ..Walalua" speakers and listened to the (Oka) l - vsor City and 'County of Honolulu, 1 from a band of singers and players. suffrage and the passage of a measure early this afternoon t&ke to. the con- BELL .v..; ; i . KooUupokb respectfullysolicit the support of the extolling ,the virtues of the. to recompense, banana growers were struction camp at Leilehua a number f JOIltf -- : Between " , Republican, campaign speakers. :.-- (Keonl Pele)V voters in the coming election. of . r h. several Republican candidates for ejec two blessings that Marcailino would - - ' 63(3-t- ; v B;ENOS. .' Sam; Parker, candidate mayor - J. LUAHTWA ... Koolauloa t . ; j. tion, praising the Portuguese residents confer on mankind while he believed for upon conspicuous absence of any that the Democrats neVer had or could against Fern and Hustace," will ad r-- :- NOTICE. the dress the meeting, as will also E. H vr I'O LITICAL ASlSOrSCEMEXTS. evidence of race suicide. Jollying the make good along these lines. Paris, A. L. Castle, Capt Parker, John ' children,, and firing verbal broadsides A square deal for the working man ;- : Havlne been regularly nominated by Enos David Notley and Geo! Smith, '- v V XVC' Established i::a - v.' '.: i?:1' NOTICE. into' local Democracy, three hours of was promised all supported tBe v the Republican District and County ies. f William Crawford will act as THE HIGHEST STANDARD OF WORK MAINTAINED IN ALL DU were provided those Republican ticket by Charles Costa, ' ': s ' ' City ana entertainment - - - . . by Convention for the office of " interpreter. - PARTMENTS. .. regularly noniinated charge. 1 Having been County Attorney, I respectfully solicit who remained at the gathering. who has of 'Honolulu's garbage 77rKINQ.STRETLi .i;A3A3IEr Prcprfetsrf PHOfiS ' " the llepubilcan District and County A. D. Castro Eet the ball to rolling. department. He hoped that the vot- 1t e, the coming office Represen-UUv- the support of the voters in MISREPRESENTATION IN Convention for the of , " He spoke both in English and Portu- ers would not overlook his name when aft-lic- it election. Fifth District, I respectfully guese. Castro-wa- s followed by W. K. they marked a ballot for deputy sheriff 6350-t- f JOHN W. CATHCART. JAPAN AND AMERICA the support ofdLhe voters in the Serpa, a young-roa- who made a suc- Charles Chillingworth was content- coming election. r, v' V'-- - NOTICE. cess as an active chairman of the edly puffing at his pipe away back in America is as much I , The fact that i r Plibno Zlzzohzz . , EDWIN K. FERNANDEZ. gathering. the crowd when he was singled out misrepresented in Japan as Japan is m 2205 Having been regularly nominated by Young Punchbowl fairly swarmed to add a few grains of encouragement in America was brought out by K. Republican District and County over place alloted for the gather- to the cause. The former Republican , '9 ; the the S. Inui, the Japanese lecturer and ; ;;; - ALL EDTDS, OF EOCX A5D 8a5D FC3 A NOTICE. - . City Republican auspices. A senator dwelt upon baseball round-the- - CC.TCTLV . Convention for the office of and ing under matters making - ' r.eace advocate a ?TJISTf DOD AND COAL. ; :v: :v.- - County Treasurer, I respectfully so liberal sprinkling of those of opposite and drew a lesson in team work tor spoke ' - regularly nominated world tour, who at the Central Having been licit the support of the voters in tne faith appeared in the crowd Judging the accomplishment of great ends. He night before a U QUE EX STREET. W by the Republican District and County Union Church last .':' '6 n't. n r . coming election. from the pungent asides and interrup- too believed that an appropriation suf- large audience on "The East versus ri Repre-"- , - . office of -- Convention for the 5351-t- f - GEO. E. SMITHIES. tions offered some speakers, as tney ficient to tettle damage done banana tentative, Fourth District. ! respect- the West." touched however lightly 'upon vital fields would pass the next legislature. The East and West are both mis fully solicit the support of the voters NOTICE. James H. Boyd candidate for the HOW BULL MOOSE ENTHUSIAST FIGURES ELECTION HOW ' "v subjects.' represented in England and Germany , ) - - Ixi the coming election. The youngsters monopolized the house also added a few remarks whicn JOHN K. KAMANOULU. regularly nominated by and by one another according to the i Having been speakers platform, but there was none met with appreciation by the' Repuoii yellow is , ..The following predictions v 6350-t- f lecturer, and the sheet . is a table of as to boir the electoral vote will ; the Remiblican District and County hardi- cans present. , among the leaders who had the largely responsible for the ward go in November. It, was compiled at . the Progressive headquarters. Sever- r-.-i office Represen- ..U Convention for the of hood to attempt to banish the youth Three cheers for the G. O. P, werfc which Mr. declares: al states are placed tn the doubtful column in by; means NOTICE. District, I respectfully so- scare talk, Inui whlchrit Is no cer tative, Fifth and flower of the hillside district from proposed by the leaders, the acclaim is ridiculous. tain' that Rooseveltfand; Johnson are foreclosed: " licit the support of the voters in the being up Having been regularly nominated by the coveted vantage point with the taken by the children with He went on to say that In modern Statesr Roosevelt" Wilson. Taft doubtful County coming election. spell binders. much gusto. times no nation can do without the Alabama the Democratic District and 6360-t- f . A. L. CASTLE. Convention for the office of : Super- According to Norman Watkins ihe other, and with every nation having Arizona ...... visor, City and County of Honolulu, I NOTICE. Republican party had been the mean 3 large financial interests so closel Arkansas . respectfully solicit the support of the of Honolulu enjoying city and county connected that all are essential tp California . 13 power well-bem- g, . . A, voters In the coming election. Having been regularly nominated byi government Much had been the mutual peace Is an, Colorado added to the counties. He told of (he Connecticut . 7. . JOHN MARKHAM. Republican District and County essential. There must be unity td n the wave prosperity was sweeping Delaware ... C :X361-tf '' Convention for the office of City and of that have prosperity and this is realized Cotmty Auditor, I respectfully solicit over the islands and in his opinion in Japan as well as in America. Florida .. 6 . . NOTICE. times were never better. Watkins de- Close to a thousand guests are ex- America," said - Mr. Inui, Georgia .1. 14 the support of the voters in the com pected to big Republican "In "the - clared people who suffered at attend the Idaho 4 ing election. . i that the talk is that Japan is preparing to in '. regularly by . wholesale luau in the Fourth district tonight. Illinois 29 Having bein nominated 5358-t- f JAMES BICKNELL. the time of the crusade vade America, she is getting a foot Republican and County against luscious banana would re- Indiana . . fe. IS the District the hold on Hawaii and she ,will soon " Convention for the office ;of County NOTICE. ceive just compensation when cue Re- The Democrats last night finished land an army on the shores of Call Iowa . jr . . . . 13 political Waikiki-ka- i, Sheriff, I respectfully solicit the sup- publicans returned to power in both their meeting at 'the in Japaif Kansas - 10 which was interrupted on Monday fornia. At same time t port of the voters in the coming elec- Havlne been regularly nominated by houses.: we could say: 'Look at America j Kentucky j . . evening by The attendance was . . ... tion, f the Democratic District and County Bananas And Big Business. rain. first the people of the nation drive Louisiana . . ;,10 rather slim. Maine . .". . . . v, 4 ROBERT WAIPA PARKER, Convention for the office of Super Big business and bananas were the Indians off the land. Then the ...... 4 . Maryland . . , 6S58-t- f j visor. City and County of Honolulu, I topics ever to the fore at the gatner-ing- rebels from the mother country form E. H. one of most suc- . . ' took de- Paris was the Massachusetts IS . .1 . -. respectfully solicit the support of the All speakers apparently thirteen States and force Spain td cessful of the speakers at Repub- Michigan 15 " . . . NOTICE. light dwelling upon matters the L. .. f . voters In the coming election. in these tell Florida. Louisiana is next obj ' lican meetings at Waipahu and Ewa Minnesota: ...... -- 5350-tf- ; x M. U ar to the heart of the dweller in flie tained from France and then Mexico 12' - ! last night. gave a straightfor Mississippi . . . 10 Having been regularly nominated by Paradise of the Pacific. Paris is forced to cede Texas and a large .. .. ward talk on good administration . . . . 18 . the Republican District and County NOTICE. Clarence Cooke, ttated that while he piece of Territory. Then California Missouri . . ... from the standpoint of an aspirant for Montana . . . Convention for the office of City and iepresented a large estate In tnese is- falls into hands of Americans and v the supervisorsbip. the Nebraska 8 . , . . . 'County Clerk, I respectfully solicit the Having been regularly nominated by lands, at least one hundred thousand Oregon is claimed. . support of the voters in the coming the Republican District and County was being expended in Hono- 1898, Nevada 3 i dollars "'Then, in the talons of the New election. i Super- juris-tl.ctio- n. ADDITIONAL Hampshire Convention for the office of ELECTION ' lulu in new buildings under his eagle seize Hawaii and when the - ' New Jersey . . 14 :.- - P. KALAUOKALANI JR. visor, City and County of Honolulu, I Citizen labor only was being INSPECTORS CHOSEN Philippines are obtained this Nation 5350-t- t . support New Mexico . . 3 i y respectfully solicit the et the employed. He expressed delight- - says "We want them, but we ati don't New York . . voters in the coming election. the invasion of the children and be- going to keep and NOTICE. The following election inspectors are them." Nearer Carolina . 12 6350-t- t ANDREW E. COX. by grains North ?.. ' .. lieved that their attendance by nearer America is approaching. She ' have been appointed the Governor North Dakota .'. 5 m - t " " Republican would fall upon Having been regulkrly nominated by NOTICE. of truths for the Sixth Precinct of the Fifth is going to invade Japan'." Ohio . . and root to bet- Nuu-auu- . up- Democratic and County fertile fields take the Representative District: D. K. The mutual effect of the East Oklahoma . . 3 the district .10 - ' Convention' for the ioffice of City and Having regularly nominated by terment of tne people. A. M. Simpson and Vivian Rich on the West was described by Mr. Oregon been Mr. Cooke included in his scope all some- County Clerk, I respectfully solicit the Democratic District and County ardson. Inui, showing how each loaned Pennsylvania . . 3S the the blessings ranging from the Pan- concluding it1" j support of the voters in the coming Convention for the office of City and thing to the other, and in Rhode Island . . & . ama canal to the full dinner pail. He commended both the Occident and election. , County Attorney, I respectfully solicit RHEOIATIC weather. South Carolina m - laid stress on possi of ; f . R N.' KAHALEPUNA. the support of the voters in the coming considerable tic the Orient to the care the Creator. South Dakota . . 63-t- - bility of more business for the port of . r'r t f election. a Don't be surprised if you have an Tennessee . Honolulu with the opening of the great Representative McKinley testified ' ' 6351-t- f J. LIGHTFOOT. attack of rheumatism this spring. Just Texas 20 v r NOTICE. American waterway. All will go well rub the affected parts freely with before the Senate investigating com- Utah 4 t. NOTICE. with Hawaii and Honolulu if the Re- Chamberlain's Pain Balm and it will mittee that the three brothers of Vermont 4 I Having been regularly nominated by publicans are elected. soon disappear. Sold by all dealers. President Taft contributed 1150,000 to Virginia 12 r the Democratic District and County Having been regularly nominated by In three languages John Kamanoulu Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd., agents for his nomination campaign in 1908. Washington . . . - Convention for the office of Super- the Democratic District and County a candidate for the house told his i.'.- Hawaii. West Virginia . . visor, City and County of Honolulu, I Convention for the office of City and teners that with his election the work- - According to Wireless messages re- Wisconsin . . . . 13 respectfully solicit the support of the County Sheriff, I respectfully solicit iup men would fare exceedingly well. Fire destroyed the car repair shops ceived her the American tanker Lans- Wyoming . . . . 3 voters in, the coming election. the support of the voters in the com- He sidestepped the slippery and elu- of the Des Moines (Iowa) City Rail- ing sailed from Kahului for Port San ' EDW. - . upon pros- way dis- HTF. WOLTER. ing election. v sive banana but dwelt the company, causing a loss of Luis, on Sunday. The vessel was Totals 303 156 In 55 S3S8-t-f 5350-t- f W. P. JARRETT. perity that was to continue in the charged of a cargo of fuel oil. Total, 531; necessary to elect, 266. 1- --? X ' " - HONOLULU STAR BULLETIN,VWEDKSDAT, OCT. "23, 1912.

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Preliminary .Games Give Line once, using the" forward pass success : fully, In advancing from midfield to kin! Grid- 30-ya- ' on Capabilities of - Princeton's rd line. Three 'dag iron Leaders tosses baffled the Tigers, and for u few minutes the Lehigh .boys and Line-U- p for Football Gams cn How .the. .big mainland football t them on the run. The rally ended f when Hoban Saturday with Punahou Is : earns are' going may be seen from the failed at a drop kick. : summary below of games played a w The, Tiger forwards played ; well. v Announced r ; elr and a half am. Althourh the re Shenk and Logan, who were weak in suits hi some cases may not be ne,111 Rutgers and Stevens games, play .McKinley Hlsh Schol .has aa ex- w, the comments on the,kind of play - cnampionsmp iorm. wignt ana ceptionally Cue football siuaii tMj ,1 sev- r lng put up is most Interesting. - . 'iAnarews, tne enas, took care of the jcar, even thqush the llish lost ' .1 nann -- wen, Lruniap, wno started v. eral of last year's bestpla ycr3. Th Yale Has New Star, i - ' j righjt end, not playing his usual game. new men. show an aptitude for t ' game NEW HAVXNt - Cona., -- Everybody Andrews accurate forward passing and under the guidance of tia at Yale was looking forward to the j wa feature of the game. TSe old men and coaches they are turn I football debut of "Lefty Flynn, for It stocky little end. also did the Tlgera ing out a 'fine football machine. was thought that he was quite a foot-- , Duntln& DeWitt being lad- up ;wi in interscholastic games th!3 year tro . hard-fough- ball player. Today Flynn made' his j Mcarley itrse." .. ,- going to be t tattle 3 t. ::h bow to the public and played the bestj K Trenkman, playing at . full; In the teams mom evenly matched th-- .i Individual , game seen at Yale Field , UeWItt's riace, scored the Tigers they have been in former years. since Ted" Gov. and through1 his tlrt touchdowns in snort line McKlnley'a lineup, &3 announce ! I 7 wonderful work Yale Ibeat Syracuse ' P'nges afier Baker and Peudlotcn the captain. Henry Dyson, 13 a3 f:I' ' : 21 to 0. had rushea tc ball to within miking lows:;-- ' ,'!;; , Pen--; Firsti team-Wal- ter Grace, crnt-r- : 'To say that Flynn was "the whole distance of v Lehigh's goal; line. ' Joseph Kr.v show would be. putting . It mildly; dleton then accounted for the other Silver, !En Choi. DavlJ " Flynn Is a Junior, and because Tiger tallies in sensational style, lewai, guards; . Henry Dyon re "Stcfr -- he neglected to midnight oil making the gameone of the most in- -' Lewellyn Hart, William r burn the ' hill, : has been Ineligible, to don ; football terestlng of the minor contests , seen tackles; ;Daniel. Stone, .J'.ro on University in years. rita, Leslie Hicks, cnd3; Harry M , togs. He has just fixed things up with Field' ''r:'--i-- :K-'-j.:V-- Quarterback;: Lionel Brash, fa--j V ; the faculty and it . Is fortunate for - v Yale that he has. Flynn is six feet Cornel I's Showing Wea k. H -- 1 :7 : ; ; halewai, Shirley '.Busa, X.X.Xz.z .v, ITHACA, N. George , Cassldy, fullback. three inches, weight . 185 pounds And, Y.. Saturday. Cornell say students,-make- s was compelled to suffer humiliation j Second team Vercca Harrlj, the a streak of - lightning lock,, slow. He made two for the second time this season 'to-- j ter; Elmer Crozier, Wllllar--i C::.- burg." !. touchdowns hy beautiful running to-- day when the Oberlin . team earned a ' guards; Lloyd Arr.r!.!, Wong, tackles; Hc't, All . . cay and gave Ptllfcin-- a chance to well deserved victory this afternodn,) Jlmmle r vy u. ends; Albert Bush, quart ; : i , make anotber, xfter h twenty, yard iae score 01 xa to me itnacans ! crl::': dash around tbe Eyracuse right flank proved a tremendous disappointment Fong, Campbell . Crozier. hi!;i ; SEEKING TO MIX THE DAYIS CCP, E3IBLE3r.l"'IC OR THE WOBLD'S TEXXIS CUASTPIOXSIIIP, THE ENGLISH TEA2I HAS GONE TO -- way fifty-fiv- e to the big; crowd of undergraduates, Henry Yap, fullback; Fred C; :t r Lefty also tcre his for A L JiE T?HE CX M ATCIIES HA YE BEEN PLAYED IN AUSTRALIA. THE PLAIEBS B0 YE playing worse, If anything THE COLONIES IT MILL TOUR NEW ZEALAND i P substitute, v , yards through th entire Syra- than they 1- - , ABE t -C. P. DIXON! (CAPTAIN), 2 A. E. BEAMISH, GORDON LOWE, AND 4 Jr C PABKE. , v t cuse team cn a kick-off- ; and played a did last Saturday against Colgate. i With such a list of pliycri ; was no team should do honor to th? remarKatie defensive game. There fight in the Itnacans at , : ' whether-- wins .or loses. Tncy i In beating Syracuse ; handily today all The. line failed to open any holes it t: Yale put herself right with a big whatever, ;and Eyrich the Teteran 511 GHIISE J.A.C. going, up against their old rivr!, r r OMiDEilT lilc nahou on Saturday and tr. r ; crowd and thf re was no doubt the end, was 'a mark. Cornell . tackled MIS - -- : poorly, Ml of the school dc:eni3 upen t: ef team, one hundred per and for the OT had Ie; roved first time this year fumbling developed, forts to a largo extent. 1: cent, as a, result' of a week's secret O'Conner, - Fritz and being the school seews to tava r!: . practice: CartIry . Spalding 'was out Taber the. principal . NEW. YORK, England's lawn tennis charges - by 'Gore. ? ' a Honolulu lovers of clean athletics will Ire out to see the fun on Saturday. f ' - line-u-p account poor offenders. Added the made It is Tbf confidence in the riht r. of the ca. of his to this combination ..' " piqued . . Chinese boys (their ex- 1 : players trifle toward noticeable while Gbre has be given on Sat- with mainland h 1.1 up f; condition. ' ". V of poor playing was the ragged pass- .are ai fact that', another basebah treat far the team shov.n alI-Etgn- ' according let- sh , champion- ' perience, are capable - , Yale Gal r.v:r, J:ft end; ing of McCutcheon and a general lack the United; States, to a since': held the urday afternoon at Athletic Park; The of some fast the school hope. that both t: : ter which was received from London ship, he has' refrained again fielding. Now they are fighting amo r be winning tear.: 3. ; tacL:?; C of alertness." O'Hearne, Bates and r front left Hill ' main, attraction of the day will be the - ' n, ' within the : last days. This was visiting country ;r':'".. ,A?.-- themselves for' the batting honorr. , may c . " e-- r : guard; were the only .men to have any snap. Jew .this There t !!:ht :. - ' r'stt largely the cause of British Isles opinion I seyerair.wll in- game, betwen the fast J. A: C.'s, cham This ought to" mv,tv.o rx - !. t ' V. ; 1 the It is the of vri "vr r i.; rcn Avery,' - r""e 'inn .risht pions of the first series In the- Oahtf V.,.- - ..-M- y . k; : L-:- - team for Davis international formed "as to; the" workings orEnglish C:rrr-f- rr-!;.C:r- V J '.cry Tcf'ArmyTl-- . - the I.Iartle, ' - League, ' J cflaileage cup matclies decldjng v to lawn ; tennis jlhaV it e antagonism - of Baseball and the boll tosscrs "Cblef Akana is leading. Because of : . . , . . t linir fcr.ck. , WXJT POINTS N. Y., Saturday In k:t iii: .ot .directly. .of. wearing the Chinese : uniforms.; Cap- his. long three JPtllt'.'r.-- f Its first game season:tfceermy sail otJustralla;' instead thewaIayirsunanvcd'has: had cbn barker at deet center j ' of the Chflllhgwortb . ? sjid , playlug. the ' jwlth-' tain Henry of last Saturday, he , is "nov highly re-- ryr: : -- .It .end; Lud-- defeated Stevens Institute today by virtOnnhiTauntiXi siddrable to do preventing the " tJJrTC ' '- C's, In & yesterday said -; final ties, as was done last year. Char r ooming - year. little talk ejiecieu cy local pitcners. was C'r ,l?rt pmrd a core of 27 to 0. soldiersL British team here this ; me it C".r, The. scored able1 hold day-Jo- -. 7 - Dixon is again the captain of strenuous efforts of the that his team would be to certainly a big f "Chief,- for ou A:. , ; . 'points in the first half And 20x in les.iV This and the i:..r:.:ccr;.rlit re- v its own against Sam Hop's Stars.: This of five V-a- rd; the British Isles forces. It will, be Australiana to make certain ttte ap- .times at bat, he nosed our four Lrc t tackle; What the last Hobbs and Hodgson each ' " game - . ' was the was scheduled - "Shorty- - , membered. It was Dixon who pearance team In that first cnan hits. Ayau. with his ri;ht t l:lc-T- quarter bark; scored a' touchdown and .' Wynne two. Jhat of the British Isles a, - foi last Saturday, butTowing to the dis- long secured Detroit, ; ! found lot '.of fault with the partisan the Antipodesy whether- the bat at maae four T trek Castle, rlglit Devore kicked two goals and Prichard itfciet' approval, of ' the. League management, - applause and cheers of the crowd on United not, helped along the hits out of tlx times at bat and is look- v. , oacK.- kicked one, missing one. States or half Vr ran the last . ! , ; the Hawails were. telected" to be ed- upon as very dangerous' ' ', they courts of the West Side Tennis final r decision and also that ; of .this a mail. is- - ill : i slaughtered by, Albert Akanls j comr Chinese boy's sprang new Chicago ' f; Club last September. The noisyXnier nation in defaulting its place In the The a one Tlcera 4i Beats. Indiana. -- - -- nation. bii v-- ruffled temper of Dixon year. the handful of fans yesterday at J.- - game ti, Univer- leans the international contest thia, ' iyyJ'yyj)ii:tA Seddnd Gams of Ccvi ro' PIUNC In a re .o, Saturday. The 7 - "V ; It was probably a good thing after Athletic Park. In spite of muddy paeBlng sity Chicago ijndia-h- a to a considerable degree, and v he The team s that iwill represent the the plete wltii.f; the Tigers of triumphed over ell did not play . Series cn A!!:y3 Lr.:t': - that the JA. Cs last condition of the field due to the de- ; made no secret of It at the time. British composed of G: P. today defeat. . trcng Lehlfh in the opening game of the "big Isles :is " ' Ce was cap FT G. Saturday against the Chinese.. , As It luge of the past two days. Captain team S5 to 0. Pilaceton thowed won- nine" football season here today by a Arthur W. Gore, who the Dixon, captain ; A. E. Beamish, . is now, ithey are strengthened by the Akana'8 boys all; : tain of ..the" first Davis cup team to Love and John C. Parke, the challenge turned out yesterday derful imr nt overj Its . first score of 13 to 0.; It was Chicago's revert ' world-famou- addition of a star According j country, 1909, now s twirlerlQqster for practice. to Sam Hop, RESULTS LAST game opponents taf-- tenth , victory over - visit this in is one matches for,: the cup NIGHT. two t;I4.:s Its the Hooslent In "rain-proo- r. Robinson, the . famous Maul player, boys were V:-- ' of the r foremost figures in English probably will, be: played the latter the ird are In - . Won Lest ret: at all times. ; .' the eleven years the teams have; met "Tony Re- : lawn tennis. Upon his return ; to Lon- part of November. v Medeiros will bo kept In earnest preparing for the coming fray. Cherries . . .v .3 , 0 i.c:o AVith the fc. wards giving good 'in- on the gridiron. Chicago's, scores were - Chi-net- e serve to relieve Robinson if the The only delinquent was . 3 3 don in that' year Gore filed with the is understood , the Austral- the captain Splitters terference, the 'kief the Tiger the result of two touchdowns , In the It that ...... 0 v Knglish-Law- n - a batters should prove to be too himself, .who is still .nursing a sore t-- .Tennis Association, asian defenders are again to relyj up; was lltt! ort of sensatl)unl second period. . tcks .t - mischievous.. The J. A. C.'a wilt caused say, Ceptaln was the star of report;' of the- disastrous matches on Norman K Brookes,' Rod Heath hae aim the Chinese by the .The, second game of the "Y" tolli- rcr.i!:t'a any . number of supporters, the5: series was so r, overwhelmingly and A. W. Dunloy. The singles com-- and jths wilful blocking of David Desha and ng league series was phyed Izzt the game, n; : three cf the Tig.i's Carlisle is Humbled. , game American was never finished , petitions are to be looked by should be an interesting one to Third Baseman Franco at the game night at the alleys of the Y. It. C. A. touchdowr' s. Tl Ust; telly he scored WASHINGTON. Saturday. that it after , J r Pa watch." "o v y . ". -- "at flattering to last Saturday. . " . , between the Cherries and the Split- on two 3 end rtns for thirty James Thorpe, world's champion ath- that teas not all. the Brooke8 and Heath; while the doubles si sportsmanship country.Dwight will bring out. Dunlop, ; If last Saturday's crowd was any From reports received, the seat sarle ters, resulting In the defeat of twenty The touch- lete, and ten Car- of this Bookes and - thi snd ycris. third other Indians from a- banned a ; - : : criterion,; crowd of fan's will f Hall & Son Is going on . down he iEC.rcd bytaklng two suc- lisle were played to a standstill this E. Davis, the donor of the trophy; whom even the English critics re- nicely. J latter. As usual, low scores wers D gard" as The . pin bowled and the players will have to cessive long . forward passes "from afternoon by Washington and Jeffer- Holcombe Ward and Malcolm Whit invincible. Britons , morning on f the Mauna Kea, well get &1 Andrews. On another occasion he son, the game ending 0 to 0 one man comprised the American defend- their faith in returning the cup to used to the swiftness of tha after pleased with the reception the cham: ti-- caught a and placed the leather of the greatest gridiron ing team of that year. The high stand- England uponf taking both matches leys, before they, can repeat the i toss. exhibitions ' pion and his party received during scores seamen. ; ing of these . players caused the Eng from Heath and at least one of the " that were bowled la3t foot Lehigh's goal, a ever seen here. - played r . - '...:-...'.- .' ; -- wlt cf The Indians their trip.-'.--- " :. :; : shfp'luuge by F. Trenkman sco?.cs desperately, to win in the third quar- lish association to practically apolo-- singles from Brookes, which will give The Cherries took all three game3 ' ' gize .in a formal statement to the ef-- jthe necesasry three points out of the from .tho Splitters last nlht and' arc .the tally. ter, and they "tore up. the local de- OrTrjEW ; : now! tied with Breakers, for first : Iehlgh threatened the Tiger gnal fense they lost on rectttnat jnere were no grounas. tor series 01 iivo matcnes. BVDS GLOHY FEATURES the until the ball the place in the league. For the winners. - line. quarter Car- Ia the final l ; FOOTBALL RULES Swain bowled both high score (187) lisle .placed all dependence on its average -- Thorpe to score.' Three times SUMMARIZED FOR FANS and (166), and for the lexers, he tried IS BOOMING - high av- PUNAHOU HIlo was In i rtietow had score (10) and to boot the ball over 'the ; crossbar out force to welcoine ; champion - erage : (144). Following are the Indi- ; 27-ya- rd the world's 'distance from :f placement 'once from the short At the, request, of several football ; vidual scores bowled night: 40-yar- Hwimmer when) Duke . i party last' line,; once back at the d and his fans, the most . Important changes in MANY ATHLETIC SPORTS . : 45-ya- a rrived there bn CHERRIES. rd Sundayjmornlhg. the - Yen line and the third time on the the. gridiron rules '.for this year are ' . '. : 470 law Claudine. The party' was Icn - Raseman ...,.'."...142. 142 135 mark. - v : r; charge again given. They are as follows: ;l;' - ; 163 v145 453 of William Rawlins- and consisted ; of Playing field, now 110 yards Mills ...... 151 ; A' strong vicorous neryous system Coach .Warner was deeply disap- hiUory Pur.a-ho- u First "Neter before in the of team. Duke, Bwain .163 . 187 433 - ewimming for the interscholas.tic Dude Miller, Kaupiko, Kaava ; ...... 143 pointed tonight. He In . length, will be shortened , to an means' health,1 strength said after the all '' as " and ability . have athletics boomed two sports are to take up the and Hustace. A 'pf v Gear ....158 133 157 451 game that Washington and Jefferson These committee the even 100 yards. - y- ...i. to endure hardship and also to en branches are being this year. term. In the first part of Hilo Board, of Trade met them at the Williams .V. . . . ; .182, 163 13- 1- 476 broke . up, the . lz entire fall Second A zone of ten yards width joy th full Indian 'attack better .Athletics formerly included only a tennis tournament wharf, which took party. to pleasures of Iifev ; than any team they, two the winter term the the beyond the goal lines established. ' had faced in things football, track, and 1'tna-ho- u is V 'A ' 782 1 770 80S 2358 The . fceahby such as Probably only the Hilo Hotel In a machine. v - - wn with ncrres tccompllslies years. ; . is to be held. Purpose of is to provide ample " tasks baseball, and in sports only the part this . SPLITTERS treater vidi Jetr fatifne. He has a clear .these students will take in this During Sunday afternoon the party space for execution of forward pass, an 0 ejr, active braia and a sound body. He is ' best- - athletics were retained. The Guard 131 113 40&-42- ! the if and other was taken to volcano by Kealoha '' enabled, to think 'better and work faster. Ha Penn1 'Defense Strong. , tournament. However, the which may be used as 'scoring means ...... 158 second best, no matter how hard they interscnol-asti- c Emraans . . . V.. 170 1 48 .102 has energr. With bealtby nerres he can" over- - PHILADKLPHIA, Pa., Saturday. school takes up tennis an and hi3 Hawaiian friends, who "also across line this season. lr ; ... i come tbe hardest eojnpetition, be excluded. . arrang- . . . 133; mm- successful and worked were often undoubtedly be luncheon fol- -- Bernal ...... 152 :. meet will entertained them at the' - - gain wealth, ., .;...... Pennsylvania, defeated, Dickinson to- Third The number of downs to -- Those who need the exercice most ed lowing - afternoon. Duke's numerous Dummy . . 145 436 Thef woman vviji . health : nerves day. oh Frandlln, field by the score gain ten yards is increased from three - r ts nerer received ! the least. Of course the same time the cross medals and other trophies were A. Tinker . . . . ,. ..110 ; 120 163 333 listless, weak or horeless, she is not irritable, . of 16 jto O. lPenn's ; goal never was About this to four. . Dut a '- . . 177 124 433 she never suffers- - font hysteria," she has a school wants to win, there fs. run place. It is an brought along and these wre dis- In- Rletow ...... 132 ; country takes -r touchdown threatened,': but defense of be-ope- Fourth Value of reserved surplus of endurance. Healthy serves the.stiff larger and better purpose embodied event and heralds the played at the Hilo Emporium by ; Mr. . wijl prevent th sleepless mother, although their ppponents kept them from scor- creased from five to six points. Goal worn-w,- athletics than merely winning uie Vicars, who provided an attractive 722 715 658 2090 r t'1 nd fiursing, from a "break : if immediately alter. ing until the second half. ' ; from touchdown and other scores caused by her double or treble duty. game and that purpose is being In ,the spring, baseball Is the sport setting for them. STANDING OF CLUBS. ' 'y All tneo and women who Pennsylvania gained ground easily year. sufficiently stand as at present " suffer from tbesa brought out at Punahou this lime-lig- ht and is The main event of the day was the Won Lost Pet. nervousness-lmow- n the it Twenty-yar- d zone, which forms of as Neurasthenia in midfield, but creeping close to the sports Punahou ir spring exhibition race in Fifth ...... s 0. 1.000 wio tcve "gone to pieces,? energy, goal Athletic' at tnis important to take up the entire the afternoon off pass Breakers .... .3 h. lack line, the Licklnson defense stif- stu- courses was hitherto governed use of forward ' 0 1.000 j who have insomnia. Vbb' have' succumbed to fened! year are to arranged that all the term. the railroad wharf. The Cherries ...... 3 nervous prostration . - wonderfully and advances were Is abollshed.Pass may now be thrown : ' or nervous exhaustion, dents may. take part in ,them. They Play Basketball. laid out in the morning and the start Splitters ...... 0 ' 3 .000 either mental or physical, whose condition is madei under difficulty. Marshall kick- Girls any distance. 3 ;.00O , one of irritable are divided into two main divisions, season open3 at was made from a scow which had Expanders , .weakness, will find ready relief ed .a &oal from the field having The girl's athletic , Sixth a touchdown the ball ...... 0 and cure in the peculiar oriental properties ox after boys' and girls' athletics ,and boy's and been placed at the disposal of the J After Dark Horses yvO .000 athletics their 20-yar- .....0 previously failed in like attempt ,the same time as the put In play from d line, a eaC "tfcese divisions is subdivided basketball, which they champion by D.'E. Metzger, as well will be Rollers 0 0 ; .000 The first touchdown was made first feature is Instead of 25-ya-rd line. one for the larger will be as a launch and crew. The Tonight the . games of the In with the margin an inch or two on intTo classes, are now practicing. Games weather Provision will be made first of for the McKin- joccaslon was not best, Seventh ter-Islan-d League will : be played ou drsian and stronger, and the other played with the Priory and for the of the score the final down. The last touchdown and of the students. but nevertheless a surprisingly large that a bounding ball cannot the "Y alleys between Kauai and by Mercer came smaller weaker ley girl's basketball teams .and the goaL near the close of The boys athletic schedule for the arranged at a meet- crowd turned out and crowded ,the legitimate Mauo and the Kamaalnas and the schedule is to be ' the game after Dickinson had been Eighth Field judge is eliminated. , ; - year, at Punahou, will be somewhat ing to be held this week. wharf and the nearby boats. - Oahus. was op- - .eruG Esssnce beaten down and unable to as follows: girls play The first event was a relay- race The head linesman hereafter- will pose, In the winter term the off-sid- e rigorously . Pennsylvania's ad- comes first. It is the main between the champion and three of keep time and judge plays. Clifton Herd, one of California's ; These wonderful little tablets contain no vances..:... Football heckey and though they can't play tne fifty-yar-d young mercury or, other injurious drag.. The act thine until Thanksgiving, the cham good old game "hockey on the ice" the best swimmers In the most prominent tennis pliyers; lik magic Tba. bright eye, the elastic step, Dickinson's attack lacked the pow- game being played on that Islands. - This race was declared a NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C4 Oct and winners this year of ; the Inter-- the clear ' pionships they play one just as good and inter- and active brain, the couraze and er to penetrate Penn's defense and day. classes, large and small dead heat by referee Rawlins No 5 Piling up a total of 1$ goals to the scholastic championship, ts now a stu-- ' . atrength nod comfort they impart are noted Both the esting on the athletic field. only a few first downs were 7 scored by Cornwall challengers, . , almost from the first day they are taken, take part in football. spring term is devoted to ten- time was taken. In the afternoon an- the dent at Exeter. It is his Intention to One- - - Persian over The was given by the New Westminister Salmon Bellies, box' of Nerve Essence About the time football will be nis, a branch of athletics in which other exhibition Duke in finish his studies at Cornell. will do a great deal of good, (Continued on Page, IS) De-- I were for the fourth time in five years, won the full a swimming meet is 10 oe neia the girls are very proficient. the Wailuku river. Conditions course treatment of six boxes are guar- tween Punahou, McKinley, Kameha-meha- , the boys not as good here as the water was the championship of the world in la- anteed to make a permanent Only When the girls found that crosse, coveted Minto cup, in tue cure or the i There is One and St Louis College. This" is a swimming meet, they fresh and Icy cold. A race was pulled the - m . X 9 were to have Is Always Good at money will be refunded. " oc ex off which Duke swam across the second game of the series fought out 8ervfc tht The proprtetora. a new orancn amieucs ana is decided they would like to have one in The Brown Export Ilodol Sanitary good as against a relay composed of at Queens park this afternoon. liberty New York. N. V. pected ,. to produce results so one ?e to be held for the gins, river fu. S.X a!so, im- The game was featured by the splen- Union Barber Shop, earnestly asks every sufferer to give Persian j nearly every student is proficient to date is as yet undecided. Kaupfko and Kaawa. It was an hervt Essence w goed fair trioi ct their risk, Barber Shop tut the promptu fin- did uphill struggle of the Eastern team commeqea First-Cla- ss a greater or less degree in that spo affair without start or . Don : delay, tday tbe prepaxatioa Three Artists at your UnloiT" - was intensely interest- the last forty minutes of play, when Cunha Alley, Next can bo obtained item U . . - A preliminary meet is to be held at if you want a per- ish marks, but terrlce. Buy experience they held the victors to even tallying Grill, on King 8treet - BETHEL A5D KDTCL Punahou between tne students of that manent investment. ing as an exhibition. d V.,CSA2flBEBS IDBUG CO. S. 0. SjInsUr and 8ekr.Il, Prtfa, school In order to determine the best ( The Duke party returned yesterday and materially cut down a heavy lead. !

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FOR SALE FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FURNISHED COTTAGES ROOM AND BOARD TeL One chare Hidalgo rubber and coffee Long lease cheap, of property 200x200, The Delmonlco, 130 S. Beretania SL Ganzel jPlace, Fort and Vineyard. The Glenwood. 1491 Emma St; well-ventllate- d 157i; single of 1905, bearing dividend this year. suitable for building two small cot- Large, rooms. No . Telephone 1541: gas, electric light. Bungalows, suite , and Address "Rubber." Bulletin office. tages, which could bring J50 per mosqultoes.V rooms. Beautiful ground. 6271-- tf month income. Faces two ' streets. 67 Large upper Cressaty's Furnished cottages, Wai- WANTED PROFESSIONAL CARDS Waikiki Beach. W. E. Wayman. 15 Kinau St. front ,- 5S. House- kiki Beach, 2011 Kalia Rd. Melva- 170$ Nuuanu Ave. 1 acres (fenced), dwelling house, m room. $10; smaller one, The Magoon Bldg. k5368-2- new. Your hat to be cleaned at Roman's, VOICE CULTURE. stable and poultry houses. Lot bor keeping if desired. S373tf. Beautiful grounds everything 4026. ders on ever-flowin- g stream. In Furnished room, one or two gentle- Beretania St.; Tel. Housekeep- Small four-roo- m furnished cottage. In- Miss Annie L. Weiss, 490 S. Beretanla; cool, healthful Kalihl Valley. Chas. men, private family. All conveni- The Metropole, Alakea SL quire 280 S. 2t like couple to room Tel. 3969. Voice production, latest E. Frasher, Honolulu Soda Water ences. Tel. 2711. ing suites and single rooms. Phone. Beretania. Would desirable and v private family, no Information as to the whereabouts of hygienic principle, diaphragmatic Co., Nuuanu board in nr. cor. Beretania and - . breathing as taught in Conservatory Double room, for two. Punahou, nr. children. Large, coot roomi good Philip left Scotland 25 , Emma-Larg- Sts. 'Engle'slde." Vineyard, nr. e, locality, near car KalmukL . yrs. ago; last heard of in Honolulu.! of Music, Melbourne University. tarline; private family. "H," this LOST -, line. cool, mosquito-proo- f rooms. B.- His nephew, a son of his brother Cocoanut plants for sale; Samoan va- office. Address "B. this office. t, Eye-glasse- s, bridge. Kennet h, would like to communicate riety. Apply A. D. Hills, Lihue, Ideal bachelor quarters. Sure.on Leave " Two-bedroo- m m Star-Bullet- in hfm. P. O. Box 788, Great MODISTE. Kau&L 52H cottage, Fort St. Ap- k5349-l- or Advertiser office .with 5366-- 5t Argonaut: Room U. A: ply Tim Kee, Kins and Alakea. Reward. The with or without Falls, Montana, S. 1333-Pen-sac- ola Large, rooms; light; low " Mrs. W. L. Howell, modiste, bicycle supplies. Repair- k5368-l- w airy electric board. Terms reasonable. Phone 5371.1m. Bicycles and i 1 SL; Tel. 264 S. Dressmaking ing. M. Hamamoto, 475 Queen; TeL rent Territory House, 546 S. King. On King street near Piikoi, motorcycle 1208: 627 Beretania Ave. C627T . ' 5358-lr- of every description. 2431. m a . casing. Return to Philip L. Weav- ooo voters who men in the ' ' desire - 2t Mrs. t . er. "Reward: 5371-- Rci! Rodanet has taken' The Legislature who will work fearlessly opp. Young Cafe, Large. 'v' Miss Nellie Johnson, 1119 Union SL Inter-Islan- d Railroad ship- The Elite, BougalnvlUea, 74$ Beretania. " Itigli of all people, to and Oahu up." ' 'n the iutereets the - .- Star-Bullet- airy rooms, 815 Baths. class, - Evening gowns,- lingerie dresses- ping books in office, tf CARBONATED WATERS. select 'ote for J. C. Cohen, the Indcpen-len-t at rvvai-kik- t. candidate for Senator. The "Transo envelope a tlme-savl- nf Hon. Soda Works, 34A.N. Beretania; G The Hau Tree. 2199 Kalla Ro, 726 S. Walking distance First-clas- s Ho-- ' addressing' necessary TeL 3200. E. Frasher, mgr. . Beretania. private Beach MASSAGE. invention. No Chas. GLEE '. , : to center of city. Phone, CLUB. tel. receipts." Ho-nol- ul - Bright boy for doctor's office. Must Massage treatments at ypur home by !n sending out bills or f - Star-Bullet- Kaai Gle Club. St Young Bldg TeL u in -- Co, - Ltd., golf The Alcove, 1345 Emma. Home com- be ablo (o speak, read and write expert masseur from SL Helena CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. - 3687, furnishes music for any occa willing him- Vgentsf6FValnteer'"7' V ""'v The Villa. 1269 Fort; Phone 2105. All forts, piano, reading; room. " Fine English and to make Sanitarium. Phone 2347. sion. : lanai rooms, 212 month. : . :: , self generally useful. Apply in own - 5308-t- f George Yaraada, general contractor. I ;" ; 220, City. - handwriting. P. A box REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Estimates furnished. 208 MoCandless The Nuuanu, 1134 Nuuanu; Phone 5372-t- f Hashimoto, 17$ : S, ; Beretania ; TeL Bldg:; Phone 2157. -- - .f Bargain-rFive-ro- om Nice, comfortable, mosquito proof 1428. Cottages, rooms, table board. . 2367. - baths,-manicur- e. house. Lot con- Masseur, - W253-1- W H , ."; ' v - op SL" : Any person musically inclined to de-vel- tains over half an acre and faces Buildings, papertianging, painting, re- f room. 725TCInau by taking on two Apply V. E. Way supplied. Mat- HOUSEHOLD GOODS. that talent lessons streets. pairing; materials The Roselawn, 1S8I- - King. Beautiful K. Kaai, 69 Young man, Magoon Bldg., and from Ernest STEEPLEJACKS. Merchant tress and pillows to order. Full line Fuji Co., 618 N. King; Thone 1879.' Can grounds, running water, every 'room. 3687. 6359--tt Bldg.; Tel. Alakea. of In stock. Wing & at-price- s V furniture Tal furnish house unheard of. 4"r" f ; : Two professional steeplejacks from Nuuanu. Old exchanged i new. Lady wants babies or small children ' liargain Kurnished house - and loL Wim DRESSMAKER. furniture for the Coast. Painting or repairing Will send man to your house. - Die 254 King. cor. Richards. Hot and coll to care for at her home. Best of helo(Uonr",rA.tV"thIs" office.' Sanko Co., 1346 Nuuanu; TeL 3151. ', church steeples, flag poles, '.smoke Lui Sun, 1176 Nuuanu, : opp. Ye Lib-- ' count on purchases of $10. running; water, every room. , given them. Tel. paper-hangin- g -- ' ' care and attention so-Hcit- ed. Contracts for building, - on m .V V- : ; stacks. Work other Islands erty Ladles' and Jchfldren'a suits , , . 5342-6- . 4155, ; :.Tel.: 2281,; or rstefplelaclr." -- AUTOS; FOR SALE. and cement work. Cleans vacant Fit; guaranteed. ' to order. ', Star-Bulleti- nj! f rrT-- k!366-3- m lots mI; FAMILY HOTEL. Furnished house of three or v four The Metz 1912, HAWAII'S MUSIC rooms, by' couple without children, y- - - ' busine- City Contracting & Co., 24 N. - . ARCHITECT.-v- runabout Just tho thing for Building - 69 Young- BldgV TeL The Cassidy. only home hotel, Wai- of-care- . 5373-- 3t ' 'ORAYING.. Ernest K. Kaai. . whoiwill take best f,-,,- , ss-men. - Drop postal, Box 452. E. Hotel, pr. Nuuanu. Materials sup- kiki Beach, consists of individual 4 . 3(87. teaches both vocal and Instru--: : - ; ' " Arthur Reynolds,: Architect . and De--' O. Farm, agents I plied. Plans and specifications. Island Transfer Co. 229 Merchant SL mentaL H'v cottages and single rooms. CJulslno WanteoUo buy. cheap acxeage,lot Ad m signer. Office 511 Stangenwald Bldg. i k.5370-6- excellent, 1,000' promenade "pier v . k5359-3- m Day phone 3869, night 3831. ft 6T. v - dress P. Oi.Bor i ;- - Tel.- 2153.: ; Resid ences a fpecialtj. i FERNS FOR "SALE. - -- - V at 'the end : of which 'is splcndil 7 K. Nakatanl,' King and Alapal; Tel. - "f HORSE CLIPPING. : . .; bathing-- pool and ncautlful view. 'WanteoT 3149. Building, painting and paper-hangin- g. situation PQtted.Ralms, ferns, plants. L. Chong, City Co.; Jas. H. Love. All Edward Scott, Punchbowl, nr. King. : 2005 Kalla ReadTeL 2879. Terns - guaranteed. Transfer ' - s CIVIL- - your -- Young lady wants ; position as stenog-- ' ENGINEER.- 22 S. Beretania. lines of draylng. Auto trucks. : During the ;hot months have reasonable.. " - ' rapher and general off ice assistant. ' ' : horse. clipped by electric .clipper. " ' R. Munch Civil engineer surveyor TABLE-BOAR- A. D.- References furnished. Address , BL.Nakahlsht King and Kapiolanl; ; and draughtsman .1003 Alakea SL , this :offlx;e 3373-S- L M.fli"i Kaplolanl Bldg., nr. King SL - Phone, 32i5f, General contractor and y Vlda Villa, 1030 8. King; TeL 1111. : ' ' ' builder; painting, paperhanglng. E HORSE 8HOER. . German-America- t Table board, weekly or monthly ; n boy wishes a r BOYS' CLOTHING : OFFICE. 'single ,; lion' in office or factofyi 'Address EMPLOYMENT J. A.fNunes, King and AlapaL 24 years' meals. , Phone prder for .. ; ,r - 5372-l- w MUSIC LESSONS. U experience in Hawaii: as. hrsesh6ey this- office; ; t t Kam. Chong Co., Tel. 4058, Fort ahii K. HoriuchL nr. King; TeL 34 good Y. NakanishL Beretania, for . : ; .. ;.--- - Beretania, We make a specialty of 3801. Bids on contracts for building, "! Gregario Domingo; 1020 Rich- boys,' carpenters or day -- - studio, cooks, yard f By.iiyuujJg mani 3 yn. jcleTJcaf. experi- 'paper-hangin- g. TeL-2179Tea- Boys' Clothing, painting che and srdir 6f "violin also full line of laborers! y Phone 3899 '5 r; 6246-6- m v ' rnce. this coffice." m HOUSE MOVING. '.rvf men's shirts, underwear, etc. Call t: . , k327-3- and take advantage of our , low Japanese Employment Oface--It-o, Ber ' 1 .1 HELP --WANTED. ?A 4 Y. Miyao,' builder, 527 Gomes Express, TeL 229?. 27 yrs. on ; : contractor and f LIVELY CTACLC. HYORAULIC ENGINEER prices. &3tstL " etanta SL, xa." PuichbowL Phone Reliable, reasonable, prompt Beretania SL" "Work guaranteed Fort St : -- - ' ' bright boy. age of 16 i i v- A between the ! 5245-6-m n-- ;:! " Phohe 3516J - First'Class livery ; turn outs , at : : and- - ? 9 to do coUecung. Apply in JalT, Taylor,: 514 fitahgenwldBldg r BAMBOO: FURNITURE : ' rtz - : . rF-i9"sf- f- - aWe r'ates.v Territory Llvtry CU.V.3. own handwriting, f! hVCdnsultlnr civil & hydraulic- engineer. -i i n (C Segawa, 672 King; Phone 3236. Do you need a cookj yardman or gen- The ideal he, tropica. We S: ' 200 Bere-- . - ' furniture foe Building contractor and house mover. eral servant?. Call 1420: '1 td 'pho" submit designs ;or.vinake from t your - . ' tania; d. Hlroata. . 1 Bright : 'toy'.i wltfe JiicyiJlea,; io -- .carry MlLLrNER. ' -- - plans.-- 1 i Picture .framing doner & : - INVESTMENT. lar-Bulletln. . S63 2417. Japanese cook, yard boy. Mot- the - Appl7' BusinesB SalkL Beretania; Phone: Yokomlzo Fukamachi Co., Beretania, waiter, . . : " V r !;r OfnceV "Alakea SL - 6344-t- f blckerson. The Leading Milliner. Hats nr. Matmake'a. TeL 3986, Home31S7. aumoto, 1124 Union. .TeL 1756.. : $1,000.00 ' and o - How's his! Invest designed and made-t- order. J MILLINER. M . k5303 ' i earn Sloa.OO; per month. Quajlflcar Ohtanl, 1286 Fort;tffilf.ZM.-- ' Bamboo GIRLS :W ANTEDix r- tions a executive and llt-- - just little furniture ;made toorden. T. Hokushln, ,711 S. King; Tel. S091. EXPRESS' pickqrson'84Iotcl Majestic. Ircrcrtrd, Girts' wanted at Home. Candy jCoJ Ala-- Buildings. No charge drawing plans. domestic and felt hata; ciiroa vcilJ. office. - - ,t : ' Express." City this yiV , " , kca. opp Hawn.' Hotel. Apply A in . . Love's Phone Transfer ' V ; PrA- - B. .ciark. 3U Bostoa Bldg. Co., 1281. Household goods stored " werson i V. BOARDING STABLES '' Y. Kobayashi, general contractor, 2034 r JCE CREAMS ;rK music Lcc;c;.:. c Splendid care taken, of horses ;ln ur S. King; Phone 3365. ' Gomes Express, TeL 2298. 27 yrs. .on The Feni, Emma and Vineyard. Try 69, Bldg.. charge. "See us before making ar- J home-mad-e Ernest K.. Kaai. Younaf TeL our pure, ice cream once ;- rangements ' to horses! City Fort SL Reliable, reasonable, prompt -' 2687, teaches guitar, ukulele, mar lo--' board ' ' and you will, never go elsewhere.; Stable, 121 Beretania; Phone 1921. CHICKEN RANCH ' v r Un,' banjo, sither, : violin, cello and ANNOUNCEMENT; . vocaL , AUTO 6ERVICE Island Transfer Co., 229 Merchant SL '.vv r Chicken Ranch in Palolo Valley, ' - - John E. Goeaa,i mgr. of Goeas Day phone: 3869, night 3891. Bergstrom Co-- t Seven-seale- r, Packard: for hire. M. fenced, . house and various fruit i Kusic Music and n an- BRICK WORK. slcal-Instruxa8nt- s. 1020-1C- ' . Grocery, Ltd, .TeL 4138, begs to trees, 1 Nacres, $2,200. W. E. - ' 21 Fort E. Miller, Car No. 1035. Young ' ' i V - v-- ' nounce that the, company la. tempo -- Magoon Mer- St-- t 1 i - f.277 Auto Stand, v 2311. v 1 . 5368-lm Frank H. Remillard Is prepared to bid Wayman, 15 Bldg.. rarlly - - Bldg. Tel. ' Manoa Express, King and South; TeL v established In Sachs on brick work of any description. chant and Alakea . H. CULMAN. i ; 1623. Express" and "draylng of all Gregario Domingo,' teacher of The new quarters '. in Uve , , Cooke ! nanJo Royal , Hawaiian Garage; Most up-t- o- TeL 3846. - Office, Pauahi and Nu- - kinds. ' Pompt and efficient' ser- Hawaiian Jewelry and souTenlrt. Fort mandola TeL 217X ; Fort SL, are now'bi lng'flUftd : ' ' jUn, and clarinet Bide m s ': ' - t5348-l- CLOTH E8 CLEANING, Sts.? :A 6277 r-- date in towih Experienced chauf- iianu. . - , and Hotel . move ;Detv 10- .- - vice. Sbc teams. UPtvWilt in about feura. Telephone fl91ftr? - - B277 Sunrisei Dyeing House, 1346 Fort; TeL ; . -- BUTTERMILK. Kalihl Express Stand, Beretania and , Machine! Agency, seven-seate- ' MADEIRA Standard jewing For hire, d Phone, 1027.' We clean, press, mend and - CMSnOIDZRY. ,- Packard. Smith Sts,; TeL 2696.- All kinds of .1211 Jyuahu- v you 5264-3- m Tel,.; 3395. For 'AiXoais-Hotel- Stand; Charloe Bottermllk; purefc fresh churned. De- deliver. express draylng. Charges K wife's Vsafe buy; ; needle ' and just Jlrs. "Carolina Fernandei, Union St ,a centraf 4S40-- tf licious, 232 1 Reynolds . nutritious. 8. Beretania. KOA FURNITURE. spt3, : Standard. Will . make; buttonholes, Tanabe, 1307 Llllha, cor. KukuL Tel. r.T Madeira embroidery," luncheon y Demon--: 2167; Cleaning, dyeing stamp- baby caps and dresses.- - Specialty of automatic and.lock, stitch. Seven-passeng- er and Packard. Phone 3848. Fong Inn Co., 1152 Nuuanu; TeL 303; Initial hemstitching. Reasonable, strationa cheerfully, given. V . " ing. We send for and deliver. and ' BUY to order. Full line of Oahu Auto Stand. Jim Pjrrce. AND SELL. ! Koa furniture ' ; V :uv k537i-im-. . C200-- tf Chinese ebony, embroidery fe curloi. Diamonds, watches and jewelry bought! - - - ", Mrs.. Hartman, will hold a spiritualist Takahashl, 1258 Nuuanu; Phone 3063. FURNITURE. '. MISSION FURNITURE. City Auto Stand, opp. Catholic Mis- ' told ahd exchanged.- - J. Carlo. Fort SL - meeting In Social Halt'OddjFellQws' Make suits good as new. Call for Co., 163 S. 4 sion,, on Fort SL5 3661 or Oahu Furniture King; .Tel. half-pas- Phone M. Bldg Sunday evening ; t and deliver. Mending, dyeing. Ueda. 544 & King. Koa and Mis at 1179. Has Stevens 3093, P. O. Box 840. Manufacturers 9 Packard ard can i slon furniture to order. ; .. sYcn." Private sittings from a.'m. of koa, monkcypod, and' white -- your service night, day. oak rrk-5"322-3- m to '4 p. m.; No. 2. Cottage Grove, at and i 'r ; 5370-l- f N. 3146. San- pine furniture. Repairing and up- r? . vk-536M- : ' Matsuoka, 48 Kukul; Tel. LOTS CLEANED. ni 1 holstering in all its branches. Jp-- , , itary methods. Dyeing done. Clothes 'i-- mm mi r TTiiTin j mli MEN'S FURNISHINGS. Two more passengers for "round -- the-: CAFE. 1218 Nuuanu; Tel.- - 3899. Macgregor & BlatL milliners, Club sent for and delivered. T. Yamura, island". Auto Livery, Tel. 1326. Fencing all kindsv Hedges plant- First-cla- ss . - t mlfr - K. Nakana, to of H. ASpng Co. ; men's far- Stables Blk. Latest styles fall " 5277, successor Central Cafe, All kinds of household goods bought guaran Hnery. Our Miss Alacgregor Harrison Blk., opp. Fire Station, ed.' Lots cleaned." Work nisnings. 'Hotel and Bethel sts.. has hold. Best prices. K. HayashL 't5348-3tti-.; ' U. Togawa, Nuuanu and Beretania; and teed. M.0 tr buy- Complete new equip- m 5277 Ju6t returned from an extensive New Packard. E. M. Wood, Beretania St. 3028. 629 S. King. 524S-6- ing ' " ment, entirely new management. Tel. We call for and deliver. trip. ' Young Auto Stand, Phone 2511. Ferns rented for receptions. i Regular meals or short orders. FLORIST. Mrs. George Turner has purchased Honolulu Auto Stand. Phone 2999 Neumann property, 1054 King; Tel. ,v:Pei rent .cars. Reasonable rates. Flowers Lels to order at Julia1 Ka-lakiel- a's, ' Try the "Star"; Tel. 1182. We pres. --Kitensive improvements now j S277 Panama Cafe, opp. Ye Liberty. Every- and Nuuanu; TeL ii2. thing new.' espe- clean, mend and deliver within 21 Pauahi vilng made- .- "' Prices just Caters 6014-6- m . 1 3176. , cially to theater parties. Private hours. ' - rooms. II AUTO STARTER.. Quick Dealer Co., Beretania, nr. Nuu S. Harada, Pauahi and Fort; TeL 3029. f anu. Cleaning, dyeing and tailoring. Delivers any part City. fcvvm-ady- ; Engine Starter, Queen "The Eagle," Bethel, bet. Hotel and " and BICYCLES. s ' ' Kft-nard- 3636 , ,f King. A nice place to eat; fine! Tel. Any auto or ' FURNISHINGS. gaiioline launch can be equipped DowGon Brother., sole agents for Re- home cooking. Open night and day. S. Harada, Pauahi and Fort; Tel. with' gal. Bulldog gasoline one for very little cost. Saves Peerless and 3t3. Expert clothes cleaner. You , can clothe yourself completely tinie, trouble and cuss words. engines. Dealers in RoyaJ Navy here for a very small sum. Boys' I "The Hoffman," t., next the English bicycles and American blcy- - Ilcte! clothing, men's furnishings, trunks, Encore. . cles and suppUes Bicycle repairing Best meals for price in Chong Co., town. Open day and night CIGARS AND TOBACCO. suitcases, etc Kam Fort AUTO REPAIRING. a specialty. Phone 32S8. Smith, nr. and Beretania. K237-- tf Hotel St. 6287-t- f THE INVATERS. C. E. Kellogg. Hus-Um- .i 875 South SL, nr. "Boston," next Bijou Theater. Open The best blend of the finest Havana FIREWOOD. Phone 3393. First-clas- s re- H. Yoshinaga, 1218 Emma. C'cycles Fitzpat-rlc- k all night Caters especially to after- tobacco. Mild and sweet tiring. All work guaranteed. direct from at greMly Yokomlzo-Fukamac- ht Co., Beretania, " manufacturers -theater parties. Bros., agents. 5277 " rednceu price, until December 31'. nr. Maunakea. Contractors. Tel. t JIM PPACfl VfcUY.VEUY - ' Come eariy ar?d avoid rush. The McCandless, Alakea, nr. Merchant New stock Perfectos, Londres, Victo- 3986, Home 3167. k 5303 bUT WAS Po. AUTOS BOUGHT. rias. Tim Kee. cor. Alakea & King. WMBUa Poott: Regular meals or a la carte. AND U3 ? WATTEUaUCSc VT aHNNtr . W. buy, Hnd exchange second- S. Miyamoto, 182 N. King; Tel. 2656. QJVXr, A BIG fiXPLpa-E;!- hand wutos. Everready Company, Bicycles and motorcycle supplies. 3 CALABASHES. G r)tt-n- n wwl Iik;hnrrl8; Tel. 3636. LiDeral allowance on old wheels. it's ST vvi5XwkTtaaCi " Factory, 1719 Liliha: above School; Tel. GERMAN NURSERY thi 2384. In stock or made to order. tRATED WATERS. BAKERIES. Tlie latest in palms, Phoenix Uocbel- - lini. These graceful little palms Km Rjwt Works, 34 A N. Beretania; Home Bakery, 212 S. Beretania. Home- CABINET MAKER. aro for sale at the German Nursery. T I. 3012. Chas, E. Kragher, mgr. made bread. Boston baked beans . Palm Building Store 2. Phone and brown bread Saturdays." Fresh John Rodrb?ues, Miller, nr. Punchbowl. 416.". pastry dally. frf?HJTlhr Stringed Instruments repaired. Love's Bakery, manufacturers and dis- rhcycr Pifmo Co. tributors of finest quality bread, Ltd. crackers, pies and cakes dressmaker. SAID JKrWl- - WATE:P.BUa .t dlltl STEINWAY BARBER SHOPS. Victor x m&mm Jlecords ANO OTER FlANOI The Delmonlca, 134 S. Beretania. 4 Hot I Street Phone 231 Everything new and sanitary. IShdSS - BERGSTROM MUSIC CO. 'TTTVTNO GUARANTEED KSC,'Sdresses. Odd Fellows' Block Fort SL nONOLULn-STAri-nUTXETI- N, WEDNESDAY, OPT. 2.., 1012. 12

OCEANIG STEAMSHIP CO. Eetabllched In 18SI MOVEMENTS 0: FIRE MAIL STEAUEr. "SYDNEY SHORT LINE' WAN T FOR SAN FRANCISCO FOR SYDNEY, N. S. V. CO. r TFSSFAS TO AKJUYH S. S. SI KUlt A Oct. 13 S. S. SONOMA Oct. 26 BISHOP & 2-- Wednesday, Oct 23, S. S. VENTCRA Nov. 1 S. S. VKNTUUA Nov. 1 LIFE 1G BANKERS Newcastle. N. S. W. Cuernser, S. S. SIERRA Nov. S. S. SONOMA Iec. 23 M I T stmr. , $65.00; ROUND TRIP, $110.00. San TO SAN FRANCISCO, MOTORCYCLES. j TYPEWRITERS. Francisco Maverick. .Am. TO SYDNEY, $150.00; ROUND TRIP, $225.00 MARINE -- Friday, October 25. If your motorcycle is wrong hare It IKebullt Underwoods, Visible Remlng-- ! C. BREWER & CO., Commercial and San Francisco Shin jo Maru, J Sailing Lists and Folders on Application to Travelert put right by an expert. Honolulu tons, L. C. Smiths, Olivers, Yosts, stmr. . , LTD., General Agents. Lettera of Credit issued on the Supply, 3558. Nu-uan- u Motor Ltd., Phone j Monarchs, Smith Premiers. Fox, Saturday, Oct. 26. i Bank ! of California and The AUTOMOBILE anil Beretania. etc Every machine guaranteed. Hilo via way porta Mauna I London Joint Stock Bank, Ltd., I 120 8. King St.; TeL 330. stmr. - London. Sunday, October 27. Maui. Molokal and Lanal por TRANSFER. - Mikahala, stmr. , Tourist Baggage PIANO MOVING. Kauai ports KInau, stmr. , City Transfer Co. ( Jas. H. Iove). Bag- Monday, '" Pacific Mail Steamship Co. Correspondents for the Amer- Nieper's Express. Phone 1916. Piano gage, piano movers. October 23. furniture and San Francisco Sonoma, O. : ican Express and moving. k"367-6- m 2. Company and and furniture direct Mauna Kea, stmr. Thos. Cook & Son. lio Steamers of the above company will call at Honolulu and leave this TINSMITH. Tuesday, October 29. PAINTER. Hongkong via Japan r porta port on mentioned below: C or about the dates H. Yamamoto, 682 S. King; Man Jap, stmr. Accident Sung 934 Punchbowl, nr. Phone Chin Chan, 3308. Can furnish best references. San Francisco 'Wiihelmina, I!. FOR THE ORIENT FOR 8AN FRANCISCO Interest allowed on Term and King. Tel. 1918. House painting, s. s. y Savings polishing, graining, 8. 8. Persia Oct 12 j 8. 8. Siberia Oct. 8 Bank Deposits. Insurance Wednesday, October 30. P. Mutsuishl, 1178 Nuuanu. Tinsmith Maul ' 8. S. Korea Oct. 18 j 8. 8. China Oct 15 aud Hawaii portCla:: Nov. 1 S. S. Oct. 22 and sheet iron worker. Water pipe stmr. '. 8. 8. Siberia Manchuria S. Shiraki, 1202 Nuuanu; Tel. 4137. and gutter paperbanging. work in all its branches. Kauai ports W. O. Hall.l str.r. Painting and All work Estimates furnished. TeL 3858. For ceneral information apply to guaranteed. Bids submitted free. 24 t TXSSILS TO DIATT Sing 1044 2S90. Un Kee, Nuuanu; Tel. Wednesday, October 3. Co., BANK Hee Kau Kee, 1320 Nuuanu. House Tinsmith, plumber, hardware, etc, & Agents g. H. Hackfeld Ltd. painting, paper-hangin- Materials San Francisco, via Kahului 632S-6- m Maui Virginian. A.-- S. S. Kauai ports Nllhau, stmr 3 p. K. Tachlbanl, King nr. Punchbowl. TIRES REPAIRED. Castle & Cooke, Thursday October 24 ' Contracts bouse painting, etc. Vulcanizing HONOLULU Honolulu Works, qn Ala- Kauai ports W. O. . Hall, stn r LIMITED Ltd. kea St., is how prepared to make p. m. repairs to any size tire for any ve- Friday, October 23. PLUMBING. hicle. Prices reasonable and quick Hongkteng Ma Japan porta Cl' 1 delivery. 6277 Maru, Jap. stmr. v Issue K. N. & K. Letters of Agent Honolulu Yamamoto, 682 S. King; Phone H. Hawaii Maul t ports 1 via " Or.: 3308. Can furnish best references. - Credit and Travelers Creeks stmr., 5 p. m. - , 5245-l- y available throughout the world. Seattle DIx, V. S. A. T. Steamers of the above Company will call at and leave Honolulu on K. Oki, 276 N. Beretania; Tel. 2360 . Saturday, October 23. or about the dates mentioned below: UKULELES. Hilo direct, Mauna Kea, stmr., Phone me before letting contract; " - : ; p. m. , .. my figures may suit you better. Factory, 1719 TeL ; FQR ORIENT FOR 8AN FRANCISCO Llllho, above Scnc; THE 2384. In stock or made to order. Monday, October 23. Cable Transfers , Sydney Pago Pago Tenyo Maru 3 8. 8. Chlyo 29 at via Ccz: 8. 3. Oct Maru...... Oct O. S. S., 5 p. in '. 8. 8. Shlnyo Maru Oct 25 8. 8. Nippon Maru. Nov. 19 Alexander Lowest Kauai porta Noeau, stmr., 5 p. r . Nov. 21 8. S. Shinyo Maru Dec. 17 Rates UMBRELLAS. 8. 8. Chlyo Maru Tuesday, October 29. 1284 3745. Re San I Francisco Chlyo Mara, J & RESTAURANT. K. Miznta, Fort; TeL V. s . . stmr. Calls at Manila, omitting call at Shan that pairing done. . The Occidental, King and Alakea. Maul. Molokal and Lanal per Mikahala,. stmr.,' 5 p. m. CASTLE & COOKE, LIMITED, Agents, Honolulu. Baldwin Give us a trial once and you will Castle & Cooke become a regular patron. Kauai porta KInau stmr., B j Wednesday, Limited Limited October 30. WAGON REPAIRS. Hilo via way ports Mauna I : 10 . ' HONOLULU, T. H. The Pacific, King and Nuuanu. We ; stmr., a. m. ; v. f. L - . Lee Kan Co., 306 N. Beretania. Ex Sugar Factors sell $5 meal tickets for $4.50. pert repairers. Bring your old Thursday October' 31. SUGAR FACTORS, SHIPPING wagons we will as Kauai porta W. O. Hall, stnr., Commission Merchants to ns and make - AND COMMISSION good as new very coat. P. nr. J Matson Navigation Company MERCHANTS for little and Insurance Agents REAL ESTATE. . Agents tor t 2IAIL3 estate on seashore 1 Direct'Service Francisco' Honolulu. FIRE, LIFE, MARINE, Agents for rBargains in real WATCHMAKER. . Between San and TOUR. Telephone lbuz Mailaaif dnt roa tzY.: ISTS' BAGGAGE AND plains and . hills. - tit Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar 101 Stangenwald Bldg. Roy Mathews, Palm Bldr. Annex. Just points as- follows: , r AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE "Pratt" ' Co. - B277 - 't prices. Close regulation. Mall orders. San Francisco Shlnyo Mara, Oct. FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR SAN FRANCISCO Victoria Marama, . , ' Nov. b. ' Haiku Sugar Company " S. S. Wiihelmina...... Oct. 29 8. S. Wiihelmina :, . . Nov. 6 Representing Colonies rVentura. Nov. 1. : Paia Plantation Yokohama-- 1 Chlyo Maru. OcL 23. S. ' 8.1 Honol ulan ,.... Nov. 9 8. 8. Honolulan . ..Nov. 13 Company Ewa Plantation Maui Agricultural CompaJiy Malls will depart 8. S.LurJlne. ..;..-- . ...Nov. 20 8. S. Lurline, ..Nov. 26 Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd. THURSDAY MORNING BIBLE for tha -- 8. 8. Wiihelmina '. . . .Nov. 26 S. S. Wiihelmina .Dee. 4 Hawaiian Sugar Company . lug polnUjas follows:"' Kohala Sugar Co. I SHIRT MAKER. CLASS OPENS YEAS; WORK Yokohama Shlnyo Maru, Oct IZ. - Apokaa Sugar Co., Ltd. Kahuku Plantation Company :: 8. S. .HYADJLS sails from Seattle for Honolulu on or about. OCTO- Vancouver-Makur- a, Nov. 5. K. Fujihara, , KiUcul lane. Shirts, pa Matson Navigation Co. McBryde Sugar; Company - The. Thursday Morning Bible Class " . ; - . . .. :- Oct:'2S.; r y ...... - Toyo Kisen jamas, neckties nade to order. Kaisha of Central Union Church opened Jts Francisco-Chl- yo - ' ' Kahului Rallrpad' Company San Maru. Oct. ,20 ;..i-----Tot further particulars, apply to ;. . t Kauai Railway Company year's wort, most enthusiastically at its first session last - Thursday. - CASTLE & COOKE, LTD., General Agents, YAMATOYA. - IBA33P0BT f Honolulu. Honolua Ranca Eighty-seve- n I 1250 Port Shirts, pajamas, kimonos. out of the one hundred Haikn Fruit and Packing Co. and. two, who have thus far enrolled, Logan. ". sailed from ; Honolula : present opening ;, '. The'YoKohaiifa Kauai Fruit and Land Company were to hear the lec Manila Oct. 14. . . ture. Sherman, from Manila for San Tr . I SODA WATER. Tomorrow morning the hour will be Cisco, sailed OcL, . Specie Bafc, 7., v devoted a comparative study of the CANADIAN-AUSTRALIA- N Hon. Soda Works, 34A N. Beretania; to Sheridan, from "Honolulu for EanT;; r -- ROYAL MAIL S. S. CO. Limited " 4 " mgr. two versions of the Sermon on the Cisco, Apr. 7. ' Head Office TeL 3022. Chas. E. Frasher, arrived '. I'll Yokohama -- one and - 'v. Mount, the in Matthew the Crook, at San Franclsca " one in Luke. Mr. Ebersole Has pre Ccxz FOR FIJI. AND AUSTRALIA FOR VANCOUVER Ten. C. Brewer & Co. Buford. stationed on Pacific pared a diagram showing how there Warren, stationed at th : : Capital Subscribed . . . 48,000,000 Limited SOMETHING NEW. Ptll; came . to be the two versions, which Thomas, -- X 8. Zealandli...... Oct. 9 8. 8. Marama Oct 8 Capital Paid Vp 30,000,000 sailed from Honolula will be presented in mimeograpii - Manila Sept. "14. B. 8. Marama... Nov. 6 8. 8. Makura. Nov. 5 Reserve Fund 17,850,000 In paper pots for growing on small 1I2S carnations, begonias, roses, copy to every one present, and which Supply, sailed from Honolula for Z 8. 8Makura Dec 4 8. 8. Zealandla.. Dec 3 Established ferns, ' will furnish the basis for the morn- 15. General banking business primulas, 10c each, $1 doz. Germad attle. June ;; Bldg. TeL 4165. ing's discussion. DIx, from Manila forv Honolulu, transacted. Savings accounts SUGAR FACTORS, Nursery, Palm tr- All who expect to attend the class 17, r ; THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD., GENERAL AGENTS. for 1 and upwards. rived Oct. , SHIPPING COMMISSION this year should be present, as this 4- and burglar-proo-f and - Fire vaults, I : A.- - with. Deposit MERCHANTS, SEWING MACHINES. lesson serves as an ..introduction to PASSE5GEBS DEPAETED " Safe Boxes for the year's work which is to follow. '. rent at 2 per year and up- FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE ' R. TANAKA. 1266 FORT STREET. The committee wishes once more Per str. Kinau, for Kauai pc h 3 J). wards. -. ' all women who desire to gei OcL 22. Mr. and Mrs. C.-H- . Wilcc- Trunks and cases to be kept Sewing machines bought or exchanged. to kivite AFERICAN-KAWAIIA- understanding of Gos- Mrs. Wilcox' V.T.-cd- x, N STEAMSHIP COMPANY. on custody at moderate rates. Agents for Ring 3209 and we will send man to a clearer the maid. Master Sam look at old machine. 6242-6- m pel to Join the class. The chapel is H. Decker, Father Vlctarlous, Fa- NEW YORK TO HONOLULU Particulars to be applied for. Hawaiian Agricultural Co. ac- fROM spacious and cool and, will easily ther Celestln, Max ; Greenbaugh, R. Via Tehuantepee, every day. Onomea Sugar Company all come. sixth Freight received at atl timee at the YU AKAI, Manager. SHIPPING. commodate who Ludlger, H. W. Diggs.MIss M. Wil. Company'e wharf, 41st 8treet, 8euth Brooklyn. Pepeekeo Sugar Company cox, Hans Isenberg, Miss Lucas, M Is 3 Honolulu Office, Bethel and Honomu Sugar Company H. Girvin, Francis Gay. Paul FROM SEATTLE OR TACOMA TO HONOLULU DIRECT Merchant Sts. Telephones 2i2l City Transfer Co.; Jas. H. Love. Goods LOOKING FOR A Wailuku Sugar Company shipped anywhere. Mr. and Mrs. E. Palmer, Mr. ani and 1594. P. O. Box 168. Olo '&!'. Company packade and S. 8. MEXICAN, to sail about ...... OCTOBER 26 Xs- - DAYLIGHT LAMP Mrs. M. M. Graham; G. Bustard, F. JZ. 8. S. ALASKAN, to sail about NOVEMBER 30 Kilauea Sugar Plantation Co. Schmidt, Jfiss H. Witt. H. Rohrl Hilo Sugar Company , For further Information tpply to H. HACKFELD & CO, LTD, SIGN PAINTING. The counterfeiting of daylight long Master Samuel .Wilcox,"" E. T. Ander-ton- agents, Honolulu. C. Pf MORSE, General Freight Agent Jraauhau Sugar Plantation Co. ago became a pressing problem to dry F. B. Williams, C. Bomke, L. C. Hakalau Plantation Company Tele-phon- e King. " CHEMICAL ENGINES AND George Tait, 174 S. King St; goods and department stores, which Hutchinson Sugar Plant'n Co. 1874. reouire an artificial light, when natu-la- l Per str. Mauna Kea, for Maul anJ WATCHMAN'S CLOCK8 WaimanaloSugar Company light fails, that will show fabrics Hawaii Ports. October 23. B. 1L Honolulu Plantation Company For Sale By STORAGE. in approximately tLe tame colors as Thomas, Father Patrick, Father Mar Oahu Railway Time Table Oceanic Steamship Company really have in daylight. So the ins, Father Paul, Father Idesbal J. Service Baldwin Locomotive Works fiey Dispatch J. A. GILMAN City Transfer Co.; Jas. H. Love. Fire- t'aylight store came into being years Father Otto, Frank Gabriel, A. Cart Fort Street proof warehouse (Hopper Bldg.) In- aro. ley. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Baldwin, Mr. surance lowest rate. Recently reports have come from Collins, H. Johnson, William Kruse. WHSTEEIN Oitwari. Europe atout the invention there of a C. M. L. Watson. Raymond E. Herald PACIFIC ENGINEERING SECOND-HAN- D FURNITURE. daylight lamp. Inventions that in less A. G. Smith. E. F. Low, Judge Stan For Walanae, Walalua, Kahuka and EMMELUTH & CO., LTD. o! larger degree reproduce dayligm ley, Mr. and Mrs. E. Lyman, Misa E. Way 15 p. COMPANY, LTD. Furniture bought and sold. We buy custora-o- s PACIFIC Stations 3: a. m., 3:20 m. have been used for years, but Wocrner, Miss L. Turn Sutien, . Mis3 goods. Fu-kud- a, For City, MM Way PLUMBERS and any saleable household have continued to take goods un- C. Woerner, Miss H. Schweitier, Mrs. Pearl Ewa and SHEET METAL Ceisilting, Designing aa4 Cti-- King and South; Phone 1623 'V Stations 1?:30 a. m., :J5 a. a., WORKERS strncting Engineers. der examination to window o door in M. Phillips, R. W. Shingle. William RAILWAY 11:30 a. m., 2:15 p. m., 3:20 p. m., Bridges, Buildings, Concrete Struc- order to have the daylight. Possibly Neonas. Mrs. A. S. Bridges, Miss Lv 1) STOVES and RANGES an Xewkirk. 5:15 p. cl, 9:30 p. m.f Ul:15 p. m. tures, Steel Sanitary Sys- the reported European invention is Structures, SHOE REPAIRING. on lamps already in For Wahiawa and Lcilehua 10:20 Corner King and Bishop Streets tems, Reports and Estimates on Pro- improvement FEATHER , existence and use that yieid a white I PASSE5GEBS BOOKED I a. 5:15 p. m., t9:30 p. m., til :1B Phone No. 3067 jects. Phone 1045. Louis Petrillo, 1387 Emma. Expert. - RIVER V p. m. Latest machinery. Come and see it. light not unlike ttat of the sun. Such devices are not without value, Per str. Claudine, for Maul and Ha-- , ROUTE SEND FOR FREE BOOKLETS but it is doubted whether they pro- wail ports, October 25. Miss M. I. orai-nar- y Campbell. For particulars see Iawari. BUILDING MATERIAL duce the best illumination for Trus-Co- n purposes. This is natural, for Per str. Mauna Kea, for Hawaii They tell about the line ports, Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wai- of technical finishes and enamels for Of All Kinds even daylight itself, unless duly tem- October 26. Mrs. A. Guernsey, Mr. and Mrs. E. N. CampbelL . Fred. L Waldron.Ltd. alua and Walanae 8;36 a. m., 5:31 all kinds cf painting, damp droofing TAILORS. pered, is found to te trying for the p. m. and water proofing. DEALERS EH LU3CBEX human eye. An English and a Ger- Per ctr. Kinau, for Kauai ports, Oc- 836 Fort Street man invention are claimed to tober 29. Mrs. A. Menefaglio and Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and The Pioneer, Beretania and Emaia render ALLEN BOBI5S05 peculiar service in facilitating the cor- child, William Paoai, John Kamann-wa- i. a. m., HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO. 3125. Clothes cleaned, ;" ' Pearl Cityt7:45 a. m., Sts.; Phone matching of But 11:02 a. m., p. Honolulu Queen Street Honolulu pressed dyed. Work called for rect shades. the 1:40 4:28 p. m., ... and ideal lamp probably has Per. str. MaunaT Kea, for, Maul and 5:31 p. 7:30 p. m. and delivered. 5277 search for the not yet reached its goal. Nothing has Hawaii ports, October 30. Mai Geo. Pboto-EngraTl- ng ZTery In Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa and of highest grade thing the printing line at Tai Chong, 1126 Nuuanu Men's suits yet surpassed, if equalled, the soft, Blakeley, Capt. M. F. Smith, CapL H. Star-Bullet- in S'nrBalleUn, Alakea Lellehua 9:15 a. tl:40 p. m., can be secured from the street; branch, to order. White duck suits a spe- mellow light that the German student-lam- p J. Brecs. , Pau (a Hana 5:31 p. m., J10:10 xc. I'hoto-EngraTin- jr Plant Merchant street cialty. provides for general reading and Per. str. Mauna Loa. for Kona and 1, The Haleiwa Limited, a two-ho-ur working. Spokesman Review. Kau ports, November P. A. de la train (only first class tickets hon- M. Matsuda, 1282 Nuuanu; TeL 2241 Niix, Miss Alma Cooke, Mrs. R. B. ored), leaves Honolulu every Sunday Suits made to order. 8 to $60. BORN. Caker, Mrs. de la Nux, Mrs. Beringer. MOVES THE EARTH Kaa-mo- a. at 8:36 a. m.; returning, arrives in HARBOTTLE In this city, October. Mins L. Beringer, Mrs. Louise Honolulu 10:10 p. m. - 1912, to Mr. and Mrs. William . at The Limited iii High-clas-s stops only at Peart City and Walanae Rains Point the Hollows Sang Chan, McCandless Bldg. K. narbottle, a son. outward, and Waianae, Waipahu and work. White duck and flan- PAI IX THE 8T0XACH. Pearl City inward nels a specialty. All kinds Wrapping Papers and We will fill your ground and level your lawn so there will is most annoying, as well as dis. Daily. tSundty Excepted. JSun-da-y cor. Bethel. It Twines. Printing and Writing Papers. Sang Chong, 35 S. King, an immediate re- agreeable, troubled pains Only. If. be no hollows. Consult us. and workman- to be with AMERICAN HAWAIIAN PAPER & Best quality material Brown's lief for coughs, in stomach, no need ' ship. guaranteed. the and there is SUPPLY CO, LTD. G. P DENISON. F. C. SMITH, Fit Koarserwess. of it, for one dose of Chamberlain's Fort and Queen Streets Honolulu Superintendent G. P. A. Honolulu Construction & Co Bronchial throat troubles. Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ptaone 1416 Geo. G. Guild, Gen. Mgr. I Draying , Ltd. Affording great will allay the pain. Try it once and by Photo-Engravi- ng be convinced. For sale all dealers. Thoto-EngraTf- tg of highest f, ROBINSON BUILDING of highest grade Troches, relief in bronchi grade QUEEN STREET Co-.Xtd- ., Star-Bullet- & agents Pboto-EnTraTl- in v Benson, Smith for ng of highest grade ran be secured from the StuvBulIetln ran be secured from the tis and asthma, . ' ' Photo-Engrafl-ng HawalL can be secured from the Star-Bullet- in Photo-EngraTl- nf Plant Plant. , ,i," t

12 HONOLULU STABULLETIN, WEDNESDAY. OCT. 2. 1012.

BY AUTHORITY. Kntered of KererU Oft 2 191, from v:;o . ni. t 10:30 a. m. SUGAR j FREE TREES ARBOR DAYj CM V On: Lira to S Fujita BSJ ! - The Road r Henry Ohumukini and wf to Wil- FOR RENT ' m! Persons on the Island of Oahu ana Siari! Kinney outlying of the other islands; m I mi CD i Trent Trust Co Ltd to Arthur H Compound :HerbaIo districts 1 1 U VM I 1 1 sub-nursriH- S 111 II Jones To r.oi provided v. j 119 I I I IS I )! It iMary K riti tro-- for Arbor Day planting msmm Foster to China Shee FURNISHED I'i Acaiu-- i) ! w'iouIc! nr,ak application at the Gov-- j rts. - First & Co Ltd -- Amr Savs rni;eia Nurery. KiiiK Street, Ho- into the crowd of weak, Tr uf l House on Fernandez Street, to Mc. . . "tiel Tomorrow aoMiJii. no: later than November Mh. CALIFORNIA! Catherine Farrington Kalihi. bedrooms.... weary, depressed; Kaia.uki Laad Co Ltd W to Application can be made by letter.! or are to Robert B!iMerR8Wfij"L:-- WO per month Shingle 1 postal or rrtll. you filled with vitality and Tr House on Green Street, two irsonal Antonio de Mello wf to Ni- - .Sub-nsr?eri- at HHo.! and BicwPnntKr bedrooms...... $45 per month 'l Don't Jive for today only; don't are located energy? chiro Hawaii, and Homestead. Kauai. The! Murakami House on Kewalo Street. : Consul Lncien Sullivan, at La Paz. trust to luck for tomorrow. ' Health is the founda- bedrooms former is in charge of Brother Mat I three ,' 1h leads Mnxieo, gives scflnt interesting data Recorded Sent Is, 1912. Hu:tinjs". There a road that (Mas Newell aiid the latter in charge i tion of success. act. Uc ot Apfute. Har! . i $75 per month on the raisin.i; of cane sugar in Lower! Eva C M V Fowler and hsb fAi quiiij Wir.don sroRssin. Dfwipj j; straight to a better future. It s of ilr. Walter llcltryde. Persons' rrr'':Skk h Nerves, Brain, and et als to C Bolte Tr. D; Grs 36'J atui5-- tag, l nns .n StomJh alter UNFURNISHED "a within a reasonable distance of ihose California. He says: the "Road of SavlnKS." It an Body 'A?A!l and nor (Jr 64". Mriio.i. Hnnolu- - sub-nurseri- should es be staunch should apply io i - - - "leasy once you direct Suear canj mostly of the yellow va nahn- lrtu u t- i jvho- Chills anJ Fver, Malaga. BrcktoB.t House on Beretania Street. road to travel, gentlemen dependable. ihe named. riety. is cuitivatel to a limited ex- 1912. Tregloan I'laee, two bed- lget start!. us show you Each applicant may obtain free lt in the southern half of the Ter- C Boite Tr to July Paka. D: C.rs tnorests. inu-iBiitis- m rooms $18 per month way. not to 24. tent tae, B?aia.T Truutle. the trees, the number exceed ritory of Lower California, and plan- CtJ.sft and 3.'599 and por Gr t;4", Manoa, . I m pur Cusrrft. Scrofula, Those in the neighborhood of Hono- Scott's Emulsion MeiancDU. Nrw us lMjardrs, ileep tations are to be found in La Paz Honolulu. Oahu; $!(. B 371. p 299. Cures Coa sub-nurnerie- 's iK&nvts. kereovea Womii. lulu or the other two consular district at Todos Santos. San Sent 17, 1912. Stipatlon.Acaak Coniltioa. requested provide the best of food-tonic- s, is are to containers ;Jose del Cabo, Mulege. Cadonno, Mari Margaret T Morgan to Trs of Est; A Great TonL for Wobko. to pack them In. the firm footing for health. ; florts. San Bartolo. Candelairo, San of A S Cleghorn. D; ..l sj it land, $1.C0 eerttt!e.3torS2.60,6torS8.00 Copies of Circular No. 2 of Di- Bishop Trust the ALL j Bruno, Emma Square Iane. Honolulu. Oahu; -- Hawaii, Ltd. DmuGGlST and Comandu. Bankof vision of Forestry, containing useful I The total area ot land under cane $1. B 372. p 3I. Sept 17. 1912. DRUG COT information on planting and care HONOLULU Go.v Ltd. Capita VSurpluc $1,200,000. the cultivation is 8t0 hectares, or about Kdw !1 F Wolter to Charles M of trees, will be mailed to D; 41 sq King iersons j square miles in the district the Cooke Ltd, ft land. St. applying for same. Copies can 24 BETHEL STREET also BY AUTHORITY. j largest ones bejng at Todos Santos, Honolulu, Oahu; $150. B 372, p 3u3. be Government Nursery had at the j 63 miles south of La Paz, on the Aug 27, 1012. and at the sub-nurserie- s. SEALED TENDERS. Pacific coast. Dennis J Cashman to Ho Fon, D; The following list gives the names In the Todos Santos district are pors R P 1945, bldgs, etc. Dole and : of trees available at the Government SEALED TENDERS will be receiv - ' springs which furnish water for irri- - Metcalf Sts, Honolulu; $4.r00. B 372. Nurbvry, Honolulu, for planting on ' p 304. 17, ed by the Principal of Lahainahina gation. Manure fertilizer is used. The Sept 1912. j Arbor Day, November 8, 1912: Blue in squares J II Schnack and wf to Elizabeth K mm W. C. ACHI, School up to Wednesday, November plantations are laid out Gum, Lemon Gum, Swamp Mahogany, Freeth, D; Lot 17, blk C, Nuuanu 6th, 1912, for supplying Lahainaluua inclosing a certain number of canes. ATTORNEY AT LAW ' 1 1 . Ironwood, Monkeypod, Silk Oak, Sugi School with taro, or poi, for the, term These squares are banked up witn L C kV. V, I IUUUIUIUi VIA UU, V ' ' . & ST) (Japanese Cedar), Monterey Cypress, of one year from December 1st, 1912; earth so that water may. be run in p 306. Sept 14, 1912. Royal Ponciana, Pink and White H G Danford to Carlos A Long. A Kapiolanl lyllcflnf Honolulu, frt ail taro to be of proper size and good j from the irrigation ditches and be f. Shower, Pink Shower, Golden Show- quality and freshly pulled: the poi to shut off when a sufficient quantity M; Mtg Chang F Sing on Lot 10. 7460 Box CS3 er, Jacaranda, Yellow. Poinciana,- - Pep- Le delivered in barrels of proper and has surrounded the stalks. Cane is sq ft land, bldgs, rents, etc. Fort St. SAil FnAHGISGO per tree. j Honolulu, Oahu; $459.40. B 374. p Eyes Examined, satisfactory degree of consistency, allowed to grow up jfrom the old Geary Street, above Union Square 19, 23, 26, 30, Nov. 2. 5. ty 45. Sept. 17, 1912. Oct and prepared in place and manner in j roots for five years, after which K by C European ?lan $1.50 a day up with the rules and regula- - iod the plantation is burned over and Stella Kea and tr to Anita Classes Supplied PROPOSALS FOR FIRE HOSE.. D; 10,700 sq P 4371. . American Plan $3.00 a day up ; J - Purdy, of R tions and laws governing the manu- new seed planted, ft E. Go Duisenberg ! Kul 7260. Pauoa, Honolulu, Oahu; " facture of poi: the said taro or poi to Production of Panoche. Htvr fteel aad brick structure. . proposals w ill be received at Sealed I B p 307. 18, 1912. Factory onthe Premises be delivered at such times and in There is but one grade of sugar $428. 372. Sept Every comfort and convenience. the office of the City and County Alexander C Dowsett and wf to A high class hotel at very moderate such quantities as required by the J produced; it is locally known as "pa-schoo- l. Clerk, Mclntyre Building, Honolulu, Lewis C King, D; Land 'Patent 5123, ralfs. In the Center of theatre and , i noche." It" is simply the unrefined - Territory of Hawaii, until 12 o'clock $1. B 375, p district. On lines trans-- B O N D 'M V , A bond for the faithful performance' brown sugar secured by boiling down Waianae, Oahu; .209. retail car f m., Thursday, October 24, 1912, for fur- 17. erring to all parts of city. Electric 13 c in cane juice which is Sept 1912. nishing (3000) thousand feet of the contract must be furnished, the afterwards Lee omnibus meets all and ISURANCE, A. iV. Sanfori, three sum of Two Thousand Dollars. poured into small; molds, giving a St J Gilbert and wf to Lewis trains double Jacket, cotton cover- the C King, D; Land 5082, Waia- steamers. Hotel Stewart recognized REALV 1-- Patent ESTATE ' right reject any or all bids cylindrical lump about 1 2 inches inj i ed, rubber lined Fire Hose, in (50) The to nae, Oahu: $1. B 375, p 210. Sept as Hawaiian Island Headquarters Cos ton' Building Street " 1 long, in Tort first-clas- s Is hereby 'reserved. diameter and inch which ; Loans Negotiated fifty-foo- Address - t lengths, fitted with 17, 1912. Cable VTrwettABC code. . - , Over May & Co. n (Signed)- C. A. MacDONALD, shape is marketed. There are no - couplings, having full water way-expansio- it O St J Gilbert to Lewis C King, D; JJL Love, Honolulu representative. ' 5373-10- t Principal. e rings, and to fit the city Land 5115, Waianae, Oahu; $1. 75 PEICtf 8t. Fi:;s 3313 is only kind of sugar Patent fire hydrants. Panoche the B 375. p 212. Sept 17, 1912. " - by population. Dis- to be "Proposals used the native Lewis C King to Alexander C Dow- Tenders , marked LEGAL NOTICE. down to be accompar solved in water and boiled it D; L 5082, 5115 ForFiro IJosa" and ' an sett et als, P's and nied with sample of hose and coup- makes excellent substitute for 5123, Waianae, '6ahu; $1. B 375, p IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE mable u is ked in crate3 lings and a statement of the pressure First Circuit, . Territory of Hawaii. In ' r ' 213. Sept 17, 1912. Hotel Potter, ' V (286 ; Odds hose is guaranteed to withstand. " holding 130 kilos. pounds), this Aoraichi Kiuma to Kizo Kawakuchi, : ' J. H0LL1DERG and Probate. At Chambers. In the mat- constituting a "carga," the load which Hart-wel- l, C M; 2 horses, dray,, Each bidder must submit with his ter of the Estate of Alfred S. pro- and harness; ; proposal check sum a burro will carry. The annual $582.80. B 374, 46. Sept 18, 1912. Santa Barbara Ends of; 'a certified for the deceased; Notice to Creditors. 16,000 cargas, equal to V duction, is : fioQdlasa." of five per cent (5 ) of the amount given- - un- - Western & Hawn Invstmt Co Ltd btlmaUalrnl8hea ok Notice is hereby that the 2080 metric tons. Two-third- s of the Did, payable to the City and County appointed to Fanny Strauch, D; 10,777 sq ft of dersigned has been and' llhpd V-- Builders' ntnilt f th AistriP ts ioranv. 1 8l - r Clerk of City and. County of Ho- and.un-!an- d Ap R P 238 Kul 591, Gulick Ave, Ratflf lleasosalla, the has qualified as exedutor of lhe remamder shipped across the J nolulu. . Honolulu; $250? B 375, p 216. Sept 160 ') Oregon BMg. TeL der the will of Alfred S. HartVell,' to tho nf Hotel SW is:i right Is to reject any r.llf nf miifnmia states 16, '1912. .The reserved deceased. All persons indebted to Sonora and Sinaloa. or all tenders. S. de- Loo Joe Tr and wf to C S Davis, D; - the estate of Alfred Hartwell, On the average panoche sells for : V jD. KALAUOKALANI, JR., hereby notified to make 2 pes land, bldgs, etc, Auld lane, Ho- ceased, are 14 pesos per . carga equivalent to irPotsll Strast Clerk City and County of Honolulu. nolulu; $1. B 372, p 309. Sept 16, S10FIUIIGISCQ - Immediate payment to the undersign- , Market T. H., 7, 1912. 2i44 cents gold per pound at the 1912. it -- 1 Honolulu October in Stangenwald ; ' Old: -- ed at his office the price in La Paz Seinfofcad Concrtta BuiWlng. 225 Rooeit. 21 first May's Kona Coffee , V: 5360 Oct. 7,v 8, 9, 10, 11. 18, 19, 21, mills, but the retail C S Davis to Loo Joe, D; 2 pes land, . need door spring, Building, Honolulu. And all credit- 4.5 Mting booses within I block. Rates ?f k y9u a at' the present time is bldgs, etc, AuId lane, Honolulu; $1. B .clut tt.ft.S9 ;' 22, 23. ors of estate of Alfred S. Hart-wel- l, BEST lock or hinge or any article, of. the cents gold 'a pound. The difference, of 372, 310. i pMXOKttoh f.LA.W.Tanla,rmj)s.iKArt. t ' ; IN ;THS MARXTT deceased, are notified to present p Sept 16, 1912. : ; builders' hardware better look SEALED TENDERS. 2 cents gold J?er pound between the Gra&e D Sedgwick to Cornelia A their claims, duly verified and witjh ill YV - ' mill and the store prices comprises Bishop (widow), 74-1- 00 acre M A Y ' tz C ol J :over "this assortment. i I proper attached (if .any Rel; HEN SEALED TENDERS will be receiv- vouchers ' only the retailer'B profit (the be- land, School St, Honolulu; 480 shares ' " exist), even though, such claims be ed office Maul Loan " ing no middleman) and the cost of In Olaa Sugar Co Ltd; $2500 B374, Pleasanton Hotel S6mV3n our, show window at tho of the by mortgage of real estate, Fund Commission, at Wailuku, Maul, secured transportation This amount will not p 47. Sept 18, 1912.. :..- - - In store. ' M : undersigned his office others the until 10:00 A. M., Saturday, to the "at said seem so much .out of proportion when Cornelia A Bishop (widow) .to A H comportabUe t - -- refined" - within six months frpm the first T..vNovember 9th," 1912,- and then opened it is considered that, although Todos Dondero, D; pors R Ps 6697 and L919 v publication notice, (which Is -- ' for the construction of the portion of of this, Santos Is only 63 miles from L Paz, and Kul 11215. Ap 2, School St, Ho- " hereof), or within six months panoche-lade- n p the Maur Belt Road from Nahiku to the date mule teamB have to drag the nolulu; $5000. B 372,-- 312. Sept after same shall become due, or Headquarters for . the 'Army Kaenae, according to plans and speci- the carts through heavy desert 17, 1912. i - . and Navy. Frinftp fications. such claims will be forever barred. sand the entire distance,, and that A H Dondero to Looj Joe, D; pors Levers Dated, Honolulu, October 16, 1912. Special dinners for strangers UUUllW r ; four to five days are required hi 1919 11215, 4 Copies of plans and specifications R Ps 5967 and and Kul sm XV. -- ALFRED CARTER, to on Wednesday and Sunday SU..?LY P. nd other Information may be "had Vhich make the trip. Ap 2, School St, Honolulu; $5750. B . . - ; : Executor of and Under the Will of 372. p 314. Sept 17, 1912. nlgbts. - - fi upon application to R. A. AVadsworth, 4 S. deceased. ':lJ-- v 177 S. Xing St Secretary of the Loan und Alfred Hartwell, REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. Loo Joe and wf to Guardian Trust Pbone table . reservations. Wilder, & Ly-me- r, Commission or at the office of the Thompson, Watson Co Ltd, M; 747.1000 acre land, rent, Corner Wilder and Punahott ''."''v:v"-;-.w:- attorneys ' Superintendent of the Department of for executor. Entered of Reeerd Oct. 21, 1912, from etc, School St, 2 pes land, rents, etc, - Phonov 3427 13GS 23, 13. D Public Works at Honolulu, T. H. A Oct. 16, 30; Nov. ,6, 10:30 a. in. to 4:30 . Auld lane, both Honolulu; $6500. B Crossroads polish op. deposit of $5.00 will be required foi Jas Armstrong by Atty et al to 374, p 48. Sept 17, 1912. Ufn::i Margaret K Iao and hsb et Rel H Schnack and wf to Jacinths the safe return of such plans and CORPORATION NOTICES. al.. J Cneeessors ta specifications. H Waterhouse Tr Co Ltd Tr et al Medeiros et al, D; Lot I of Part 2, .';."' ; :"r Brovm . - A' LVon CoV Lti. The v v..;,'-- I reject aify to Joseph Iao and- wf D Sec 2, R P 3588, Kul 2937, Auld Lane.', The right is reserved to OF OFFICERS. ALEXANDER Y0UNa CUILCI?i3 and all bids. f' ELECTION Joseph Iao and wf et al to H Wa- Honolulu; $350. B 372, p J15. June ' hotel ;- CAFE Co Ltd Tr M 4, 1912. . . mm Everything In Catks terhouse Tr PALH Tenders must be made on forms meet- la now located "Its mew build- At the annual stockholders' G C Lum Teu to Yong1 Ming. B S; 10 in furnished .. by the Commission and L Blackman et al to William - 116-11- ing Paving and Con- ing.' 8 HOTEL STREET; accompanied by of the Bitulithic Parke .. L int in Honolulu Produce Co; Hono- WAIMEA, KAUAI most be a certified crete Co., Ltd., held at the office of General Catering of the Highest check amounting to not less than 6 L G Blackrtan et al to Annie H lulu; $500. B 376, p 232. Aug 20, :' ' 19th, 1912. ' O RAN G E DLCCwGM CAlL'- j f ." ': " - the; Company, October the . . L 1912. t. i- Class of the amounted the tender. Parke N Newly Renovated Beet ' Hotel following gentlemen were elected di- JMe-sic- k, The' Popular "'Candies WADS WORTH, Edwin B Hamauku et al by trs to Trent Trust Co Ltd to Bertha on ' Kauai Jiost flxZi ,st R. A. Gil-ma- n, rectors of the Company: J. A. 2 . v t on Coast V Secretary; Maui Loan Eund W C Achi Tr Rel D; Lots and 3, Gulick Tact, Tourist Trade 8ollcSteJ - tttt J. P. Cooke, H. G. Dililngnam, $1350. B 372, p 317. Sept i HONOLULU DRUG CO , Commission. H Waterhouse Tr.Co Ltd. to Kona Honolulu; LTr, W. B. Warren. R. W. Shingle. 1BL Tele-ho- ne 1 536SOct 16, 19, 23, 26. 30, Nov 2, 6. Development Co Ltd AL 17, 1912. G00D MEALS 1024 Fort 13! Fhe German H. G. DILLINGHAM, J Coerper to Kona Development Mary E Cross by regr; Notice; of Nursery o372-3- t Rates Reaeonaah) SEALED TENDERS. Secretary. Co Ltd . . . . D decree of title in Land Reg Court (M.-Tepfolos- sy)l Lovell to Chas Lowell D Case No 224. B 376, p 233. Sept 18, ELECTION OF OFFICERS. John C. W. SPITZ - PropHeton SEALED TENDERS will be receiv- Koolau Maile (widow) to James 1912. All Our Armstrong et al M Est of Bernice P Bishop by trs to Decorations for Purposes ed by the Superintendent of Tublic meeting of D- ' At a of the Board Jo-- Co 2642 sq : 12 m. of Saturday, No- Fanny Strauch and hsb to Oahu Invstmt Ltd, D; ft of ; , Specialty. Works until of Bitulithic Paving & Chas. Ee, 16, 1912, for furnishing (he irectors the hanne H Correa ... M R P 484, Kul 7712, Ap 6, Part 3A, rasior 5 vember : Concrete Co., Ltd., held at the office : r Store: Palm BIdg. Tel. 4765 Department of Public Works with 1 Kehena Water Co Ltd et al to E I bldgs, rents, etc, Kukui St, Honolulu; of the Company, Oct. 19th, 1912, the Spalding et al Tr Mtg $660.50. B 375, p 217. July 12, 1912. 24 inch and 1 14 inch Venturi Meters were duly Trs ii Apparatus. following officers elected: Arthur H Jones and wf to E M Oahu Invstmt Co Ltd to Chun Chock Colonial T0TO:iSfTEHi: with Recording J. A. Oilman, President; yhone ANTON. STANCE & BROTHER Ehrhoru . . . . D Wa. D; 2642 sq ft of R P 4484, Kul 1371' 113 Xiat CI Specifications are on file in the Vice-Presiden- J. P. Cooke. t; German' Confectionery and office of the Superintendent of Pub Annie T K P SmarVfry tr to Bish- - 7712. Ap 6, Part 3A, bldgs. rents, etc, Has prepared for the tour- Capitol Building. John Waterhouse, Treasurer; op & Co M Kukui St, Honolulu; $660.50. B 375, ist business by the addition Fancy Bakery lie Works, G. Dillingham, Secretary; Superintendent of Public H. Helen M Sniffen andMisb to May p 219. Sept 18, 1912. of two more bungalows The R. W. Shingle, Auditor. B beautifully They All work done under the personal Works reserves the right to reject K Brown et als Sanford Dole and wf to Trs of furnished. H. G. DILLINGHAM, K and hsb to Est of George iC Beckley, D; int in are now ready for occu- Fire Insurance , : supervision of our expert any all Alice Macfarlane or tenders. l72-3-t Secretary. pancy. ,1183 Alakea Street, nr. Beretanla MARSTON CAMPBELL. Mary B Becklev 1235 sq ft of Gr 3219, Waikiki. Hono- f . . ; phone 3793 Superintendent of Public Works. A X Gilman to T Ogawa lulu; $1. B 365, p 390. Sept IS, THE 1912. 5368-lO- t. Est of James Campbell by Trs to Muriel C Shingle et al PD Est of A Enos by Admrs and Trs MISS JOHNSON, B. F. Dillingham Co. AUDIT COMPANY OF 9870 SEALED TENDERS. Moaula Agrctl Co Ltd to Hawn to Antone J Borba and wf. Rel; Etma, Above Vineyard LIMITED; "Agrctl Co L sq ft of Kul 2459. bldgs. etc, Market Cosmopolitan 1 SEALED TENDERS will Do receiv- Kuhua Agrctl Co Ltd to Hononiu St; Lots and 14, bldgs. etc, Kalua General Agent for Hawaii: Cafe ed at the office of the Superintendent HAWAII Sugar Co l! Tract; both Wailuku, Maui; $3'!00. B Atlas Assurance Company of of Public Works until 4 p.m. of Thurs- Manuel Jose and wf to Trent Tr 36;. p 324. Sept 7. 1912. London. New York Under- Pauahi Street, near Fort day, October 31, 1912, for rurnishing Co Ltd M Emalia K Tilton and hsb iR) to writers Agency; Providence Mrs I Espinda, D; Ap 2 of It P 16S3.. Washington OPEN DAY AND'NIGHT ch Cast Iron Pipe and Fittings for T Kaziwara and wf et als to Alice WHY XOT Sl'KM) Insurance Co. M ' the Honolulu Water Works. Lum Lau Shee Kul 4804. Pauftau, Ihaina. Maui; 3iKXT SUNDAY 4th Floor, Stangenwald Bldg. Blank forms of proposal are on file $50. B 370. p 282. Sept 17. 1912. AT In the office of the Superintendent of 924 BETHEL STREET W K Keoho to Keluia (w. I); 6 Public Works. acres of R P 3244, Kul 6764. Puuhaoa,' HATjEIWA 1000 FEET -- INCH Vienna Bakery; The Superintendent or Public Haifa, Maui; $10. B 372. p 294. Sept Works reserves the right to reject Stearns1 Electric 16. 1912. has the best Home-mad- e Bread, any and all tenders. P. O. Box 646 Telephone 2035 Garden Hose German Pretzels and Coffee (Signed) MARSTON CAMPBELL. 0 A San Francisco convict m Poison1, Cake. Be sure and ring up 2124. Superintendent of Public Works.i Rat Roach Paste p: l.son was drowned while in swim-- ; Extra Good Value 23 Ft $3.75 1129 FORT STREET Honolulu, T. H., October 21, IM2 Conducts ail classes o? Au'Jits and n.ing. , ME FOR A SWIM AT THE 5372-10- t. JAMES GUILD COMPANY Investigations, and furnishes Reports ion all kinds of financial work. Waikiki Inn FOR SALE. NEXT SUNDAY EVERYTHING In FURNITURE Dr. T. mTAMUR A Two houses at Paiama and Nuuanu Wall & Dougherty cor. Vineyard Says the Wise Bather t)ffici 142 Nuuana 8t, A few fine lots in Kalihi and Nuuanu. j given for simplifying Telephone 1540 RENT Sjggestions V' " FOR Honolulu : 9 12 8 office work. Ain Office Hours to a. in., 7 to four-bedroo- m house; gas. e'.ec cr rvitmatizma Jewels " Large, p. m. Simdays by appointment. trie light, mosquito-proofe- d and fine business confidential. Wire Bed Co., Residence: 60 N. Vineyard Street, grounds, 3r. I ALEXANDER YOUNG BLDG. A FEW CENTS Corner Alakea and King Sts. office. Telephoo 2613; P. O. Box New. nicely furnished two-bedroo- m I is the only guaranteed exterminator will insure registered and unregister- 'ar42. H BURWbTTfc house: gas, electric light, i uio. for cockroaches; also for rats, mice, ed parcels of nivreha idise by mail mosquito-proofed- , j genuine. acninst loss frort nr.v cause wliatever. Ctlifor-e- n waterbugs, etc. Get the Your attention 13 called, to the fact Small, furnished cottage, bath. klteh-- J Commissioner of Deeds for REGAL SHOES HO.MK INSrKANTK Vo. OK HAWAII, PUB-ligh- t; that we have just received, by last Imitation Typewriter and tw o rooms, gas and electric j nia and New Yo; k; NOTARY Money Back if it Fails. LTD. i are made on the latest London. Parla boat Coast, large shipment $15 to desirable tenant. DC; Grants Marriage Licenses. Drawa 'J'j Kinp; Fort. from the a 25c and $1.00. Strt. conior Reg-ul- ar ) and New York Custom Lasts. of RICO H. SCHNACK, 137 Merchant St. Telepli&ne the best PORTO HATS. Work. J. Mortgages, Deeds, Bills of Sale, Sold by DrujgiaU Everywhere. QUAHTE6 SIZES price, J5; reduced to $2.50. Leases, Wills, etc. Attorney for the THE LEADING HAT CLEANERS . Stearns' Electric Paste CoChlcago, III. Star-Bollrt- District Courts. 70 MERCHANT 8T-- in Ads. are Best Business REGAL SHOE STORE For news and the truth nlKnt It, HNo. 20 Beretania St., nr. Nuuanu Ave. Slar-HolUU- ; 4J- - Tol 2500. XL Getter. HONOLULU, Phone 1844. ALL DRUGGISTS King end Bethel 8treets people buy the a. FELIX TUKKO. Specialist . 7 HONOLULU -S- TAR-BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY,- - OCT-- 23, 10 12. --I

three rounds; Mike Gibbons tnd a V rinch witL. Sid Burns, the English we- ! a y .v Masonic Temple lter; Packey McFarland outclassed Makes SPORT Mitt Wells, the British Iigutweigat Your Liver 7- 4- Hbrses-- 7'- champion; Georges Carpenter, the C. Q. Yee Hop v ' - middleweight ihampioii, was French Clogged up Just Arrived from the thtasbeU by Frank Klaus. is & Co., Seattle. Wliy Oe of HOW. COLLEGE TEAMS ARE cp TLafs Yra Tu4-- Work horses and brood mares. Sort Ht HoAtf&t, ! MEAT MARKET AND WeeMy Calendar SHAPING UP Australian RuRby Hair The Waratah CARTER'S IXTllty IMPORTERS i ; - ; football team defeated the Olympic UVER PILLS MONDAY: 9) ! (Continued, from Page Club team Saturday afternoon at St. will put fom right OJ5TI 3451 tlub otaoies Lea hi liaptrr, O. K. S., Ignatius' Stadium by a score of 2i la a tm day. Telephone i i ti Grow ! made by the visitors, who always to 0 says a wireless from San Fran- They do ITTLl were forced to punt I'enu tritd sev- received yesterday. result, ibeirdory. IVES TeL 1109 TUESDAY! cisco The Wc arc talking about Avar's eral forward passes, none of which of this game shows that at last the Cat (My Honolulu Third Deprer. was successful, was removed note that word Jourdet Australian aggregation is taking on Caaatia. WEDNESDAYS HskV'Cor. Just from the game for "ungentle.nanly" something of combination has liaU. that Rcacacaa. --y "Ayers." Ycu are perfectly actions to Shaffer, ami Pen n lost half been lacking in their previous show ioaifli jrfpitb, aW Skk REPAIRING OF . the distance to her goal line. Dickin SXALL POX, SMALL DOSE. SMALL F1KX THURSDAY: with it. No harm to you or ings, laeir victory was decisive, out Clothing and Shoes safe son had the ball at the time and the u ghouI( haVe been more deCjsiVe. Genuine atw Signature Honolulu ( (Miiinamlrr), Hum to your hair. Makes the hair penalty gave them the ball on Penn's as time and again opportunities were 40-yar- d line. But that advantage was i. Croix. certainly Stops lost to score through repeated fum Yee & Co., and Carriages grow? It does. ot little benefit to Dickinson. I bling, and in the first half alone three than FRlDAYt BETHEL AND KING STS. Drgrrer. falling hair, too. Remember, it's I tries were lost from this cause. PAINTING A SPcClALTY Oceanic Third " Navy Lacks Experience. "Ayer's we are talking about ANNAPOLIS, Md.. With a team LIVERPOOL, Oct. 8ir Thnnne SATURDAY: wn,cn. .uougn neavy, was composeu Ask your doctor about your hair u ig on hig lQ the lJnUed Lfl Aloha Chapter almost entirely of players with little Fin. Lin. of Dry Good. liustac Vigor, Su iQ cnallenge once more for tne i and about Ayer's Hair experience on the football field the Arnerica-- cup. He sailed today on the LIMITED All visiting member of the wurn own 4iyui Acaueioy uau us cut uui Caronia and said in reply to an in- - cordially Invited to at- Get his approval. Your 7 Wah Ying ChongCo, order are for it to wfn by to 3 against Johns quiry. KING AND SOUTH meetings of local lodges. open- tend doctor and "Ayer's" make a Hopkins this afternoon in the going to New prepared game Navy "I am York strong combination. It means ing of the season. The to challenge for the America's cup King St ..... Ewa Fishmarket was without the services of four of after discussing the terms under the its best linesmen, as-- well as Captain IMPORTE- faith, confidence, satisfatftan. . latest rules of the American yacht PATTERN HATS, E. was f ' HOAOLULU LODGE, 616, B. P. 0. Kodes in the backfleld, but still clubs." D".';- MODELS and CLEVER able to put a much heavier team in COPIES. New things by every i NEW YORK, Oct. r. G. A. Cormack ' Grand Clearance Sale " v:---'- Lodge No. the Aield their opponents. ; -- Honolulu Hair Vigor than cAsrafiw tho Vow Vrtrlf Vuf ht boat ' . AVer's rt ' ' ' ';. Sir.. B. P. O. Hopkins scored in the first quarter . , . 66, Elk, . , , ... . . Club, was not'. to take serious- - Now On, meet 1n tbeir halL on HAIR ii5Xa e,V the reportTut Sir Thomas MILTON A PARSONS near Fort, DOfS NOT CQLQfl JliZ lin? if thit KWONG SING LOY King St, V1 xgvrHa7".,ltSi?. Linton was coming to America prepar- - 1112 Fort SL " Phone ZZ'Z every Friday evening. ter small gaines, Hopkins' f'Jl L U. 5. cd challenge for the cup. King are trmnihfr. C m IlcL IUu.. L was brought and Gil- to Street - Near Bethel VJiitlng Brothers to a standstill, would be hardly possible to dis- cordially Invited to at- dropkicked over the goal. It was "It lette cuss with for v. con- - tend. r terms Sir Thomas MAC GREGOR A BLATT r untl1 early December, he said, A. E. MURPHY. E R. Federal Telegraph Co. ed that the Navy scored, and up to.tt8t " vjinQ Port Street H. DUNSHEE, Sec . outcome appeared! . I Shoe Repairing ' that time the ... some-- ; JL I 'raDK vvaiKer. woo nig maae TiTn.tiDJBr.g t doubtful ' Highest Quajity of Material tod .(Roulsen System) ASIFORf ' ,! Meet on the 2nd Wireless i A brilliant run of Alexander put the !SiDgnrrftPvUi0r,nhiao Best: Workmanship Latest Stylea Only Fin:: bkll - th' and 4 th Mon- within striking distance, and Mc- J". J, MANUFACTURERS' SHOE CO. Materials Used' nnoi, iA i .h member of the Columl.us la f days of each u., nex 5 ear. 1051 Fort Street Qalck and Accurate two yard point, which American Assocmtion In, LbvDtok nses from Gilchrist fhir n AArmn on in ntnt PAnno1 month at K. P. carried it over. Gilchrist kicked the 3) Hall, 7:30 p. xn. - Service goal. out that shows how difficult it Is for i " If you require double-visio- n Cincinnati to get along smoothly in New Pattern lln 13. Members of oth-- Iensei you wiiren-jo- y Exclusive Patterns Marlne Engineers' er Associations 1055 Alakea Street Phone 4085 "nnawiM was about to sign with Cincinnati, but Kryptok Lenses; Greys BY S. S. KOREA Beneficial are cordially A.raS., u. ! in Handsome . .to Now handling messages, code and vard rtowI a surprising increase In ?lad! W"j a,!f"1 them you are cer- , yitel attend. TSt. With -- otherwise, under same terms as cable of having becoming: W. V. AHANA, Beaten Bldg. Second, Pi nor. company, , only that" we are 10 tain W1L JtcKIXLEY LODGE, SO. 8, cents ,o of the Cincinnati club, then advised 62 SOUTH KING STREET a word . cheaper, ... rr.r.,l Tier glasses, perfect for hear " Columbus to take Walker. Office Open Week 4ays: 8 a. m. to Had the Crimson kept:rtrits field team and for view, and entirely, 11 p. m'. Sundays: 8 p. m. to 11 p. m. through game : pro- SALVO" Meets TMT ?nrf anA ith in the the.score The bout between "Gunboat" Smith . flan. bably would , have beep much larger. free from any odd appear- 4 day evening of California and Jim . Stewart, thei rji at.r.SO o'clock.in In ; the second- - Coach Haughton ad- The Wong Wong Co., K. or P., Han. cor. Fort and half Prooklyn strone boywhich took place! ance or suggestion of LACE CTOr' in a team, substitutes. All C-- sent of. Importers of Lacs r-. . ' Square Garden, J Beretanta. 'brothers ;TeiegrajpstGo,Apight; in Madison New vancing years, - ' ? -- r the. scoring was done rin the first Bulidert and Contractors , y cordially 'Invited 'to attend; v 1 York City, on Monday night, was, V and .Fancy CszZ half, and the substitutes could not L V ' h A. F. GERTZ, CL in rouna oy They canvbe put into HOTEL, NEAR FOHT C. t Morning much more than hold Holy Cross stopped the seventh Oflce: Maunaiea St. i F. F, KILBETA IL g. geiiytj i k -- ufti M Sheriff Julius Harburger. Stewart any style fraixie or mount- " .i from the1 make only onevv down, while WHar-- had the worst of the match EOyoLULTrAEME Tt40,7F. bw E- ' first h genexaishiP enabled t ing'or into your old Ones.. rhoJrpH nnoo nn r . ' 6 - - vatJ wbs nnlv downs on second- w-- v,I " , hira to avoid-- a knockout. was Fall 'Millinery r ' VMeeta and foarth We Solicit Your Business 7r j" ...j, " 7"71, yoa He Wednesday evening of each Chohg & Co., V NOW 'ON DICrLAY within a foot of the Holy Cross , . , L month" J 7 ? SO o'clock, g 1 f h fe the jaw ; it in goal Wendell was unable to . D. FairvBMBi ; JC of p.u Hall,r corner Fort line and find r, h th gn, FURNITURE. K.'UYEDA, Mattress Uphotstefing . and Fur and Beretania Visiting brothers are i Optician. A PINEGTAR cross, to score - twice id Manufacturing y Repairing Nuuanu Street, Near Hot:! Invited to attend. . Sned ,. d t th end of the niture ! ' the second. halt, In the fourth period or 1H 22 BERETANIA, nr.? NUUANU T; AWARDED HIGHEST nMoroH th -- - WM. J0NE3A P. . HIS H0X0BS the men worked the bajl garrison Block.- - Fort Street - W.-ABC- H, ' .Worchester - ; A redent fight stopped. V Secy. the California SUto 10-yar- BUY YOUH Fair held at Sacramento: down to Hanrdte d line, where Jo GOLD AWARD their, adance was stopped, Captain Another decision has been won by TRIBE AO. 1, 1. 0. R. M. i OsteTgren tried two drop ldcks in this You'll find what you want at the - V JMeets every A BLUE R1BB0K AWARD an4 Manuel F.'fVieira, the former. Hilo t,, first and third -- period, but one was blocked jand -- - : the f Tuesday each; ; v.' -- A CA8H'PRIZE boyf w hoi has bieen' Tiguring:; quite of month in A::,y. other fell short and, was captured, by ; Process oDe-- ( O. V. prominently in the fight game of the JUR City Hardware Co., y A C O B O FrateralfV Hall. I. O. - . ; - J 8 H DflOS. ' . Harvard. ' Coast, Sari 1 bnllding7 Vtalting brothers this time in Francisco on K, v e o pi and ' Pantheon Block Hotsl r As compared showing six-roun- - . ne : with its : October 9 over Frank Rchnd in a d "i Nuuanu and King 8trttta . ' 1913 v.---- . against Maine a week ago, the Crim- I J. SOUSA. Sachem. bout. Printing, gets he very C son showed increased strength in Vieira has planned a trip to Hawaii every department; - American Utdgrslung especially in the at an early date, and when In Hono- best results froni your back1 field, where the. return of Cap- lulu would like to meet some one of film or plate negatives. Chong Co. tain Wendell put snap and" sureness his weight and class. Wins , U050LULTJ LODGE. K0. O0, " into the play. The defensive playing KING 8T NEAR BETHEL CIGAR NOW U - - -- : ''L- IT. r , Models Tti .'.t,:.:. 0.' 0 It t f also was much improved. Williams rit the Cherries, bowled It's the same process Dealers FufniturotKMattressr wUSmeet In Odd' Fellows' tralldtng, es, etc4 etc. ' All kinds of KOA Co.,'1.- -: an averagefbf 200 for eight consecu-llv- e A. GIJflST 6 Fort "street, near King, every Friday Dartmouth Strong Again. used by the Eastman and - MISSION fURNlTUfJE ? J ? ? ganyi during a practice mateli evening at 7: 80 o'clock. :'' UjHANOVER, 1L, 5. Dart- .made to order. -y H Act . alleys yesterday fac- - cordially at tho after Kodak Co. at the Vlsltlnr brothers larlted mouth's varsity toyed with the Am- noon, xobably making a record for to attend. . to- herst Aggies for two periods here the Islands and beating the local re- tory. AMBROSE J. WIRTZ. DicUtor. day, running up score of 47 to 0. JAS.TZ.PA a cord of 203 for five consecutive . '. JAMES Wt LLOYD, Secretary. NEW DRUG STORE i. REAL ESTATE. and. then retired .in favor of a second games, which is held by Clarence Bring in your films v ' INSURANCE -- played - eleven which, the latter half White. SODA WATER FOUNTAIN- LOANS NEGOTIATED MEETING NOK a - re- without-- score.- The Green continued and see vfhat good CO. ; V HAWAII DRUG Building its policy of going out after the game in spite of injuries received dur- 42 Hotel at end of Bethel 8tangenwa(d i Oahu li Od ON EXHIBITION SU llge. from the start, and for !the third suc- sults we can give you. ; GvT will in the ing football practice. Rex Hitchcock, Well stocked with New Drugs met cessive time' scored In the first two Jr., former Punahou star, figured Novelties. vrocf garden, Odd-Fel- -- the and Geo. C. BicRley, minutes of play, when Loudon grab- Harvard-Hol- y lowsTBMg:; firsttand in the Cross game on WHEN YOU WANT FENC: bed LleCveliyn's beautiful forward - thirdl Tuesdajte h&lfri October. 5, at Cambridge, Massachus- 8EE; ; ' pass and skimmed-th- e Aggies' left " past seren p V Eljone 30091 Sole Distributee etts, playing the position of left tack- Honolulu IT. v end thirty yards for a Bcore. Llewell- le. A short time before the. game he Yo3lnIiaY7a GEO. PATY, Chief Te1 yn then assured Dartmouth the game THE BICYCLE DEALER and c. was carried off the field with a badly Photo Supply Co., j! J. Axtel NOTICE. by . running back the kick off fifty wrenched shoulder which injury he REPAIRER has moved to yards to the Aggie's 35 yard line, received during ' scrimmage practice, "Everything Photographic" 180 KING 8TRCET ALAKEA STREET VOHAMM.YOUNQ CO LTD. from which his spjendid inter- but recovered sufficiently to play New location Red front, near The Uniform Rank qrjhe L. O. O. M. Fort, Near Hotel Young Bldg. Telephone 2518' will drill every second and fourth ference enabled5 Morey to score. through the game on October-5- . Holy Monday each month at the Odd lmportel:s,'Mahinery and . Minnesota Defeats Ames. Cross, was hopelessly defeated by Fellows bldg., 7:30 p.m. r Commission, Merchants MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. Oct 5. Harvard by a score of 19 to 0, the 1 Minnesota showed im- Telephone 3197 P. O. Box 708 If." S. WH1TCOMB, "Capt. i Deajers Irt' considerable Crimsons scoring three touchdowns FORGEGROt'TII AUL W. BANKS, Clerk; Automobiles and Automobile provement m the game with Ames in the first two periods. In the last ' ! today won by 5 5367-t- r Supplies and a score of to 0. two periods Harvard sent in an en: S. KOIIEYA, t ALEXANDER; YOUNG BLDG. Th team still is far from the equal tire substitute team, and both teams Vulcanizing Works i ' ht WILL DO IT I Cor. King apd Bishop Sts. of Minnesota of other years. A forty-eig- used me forward pass effectively, 182 Merchant St, near Alakea yard goal by enabled forty-fiv- e 1 TELEPHONES: Harvard yards being gained by Holy HONOLULU, T. H. Office.:...!..., 2137 Minnesota to make the first three Cross on two throws. Full Auto JStipply Dept. S817 points and a rather foolish play by Auto Salesroom.. 3268 Capt. Harst of Ames gave the Goph- : ers a safety. again- - FIRE! Merchandise &; Machinery. 2417 Penalties checked Y. TAKAKUWA, Ii j ', Garage ...... I X 2201 st Minnesota probably cost a touch- Cream down. COMMISSION MERCHANT Beachf Japanese Provisions and " iff Honolnla were again swept General Merchandise AN OPPORTUNITY by a coaflngraUon, eonld yon Fresh your Nuuanu St., Near King St. collect insurance t AUTOMOBILE Sport JETSAM Brewer & Co., Ltd. Cows NO PRESERVATIVES IN BUNGALOT7S SUPPLIES AND REPAIRING and FLOTSAM All Stomach Distress Quickly i. PIONEER MILK AND REAL ESTATE I (ESTABLISHED 1826) ASSOCIATED GARAGE, LTD. Ended with "Pape's Milk Dr. A. C. Kraenzlein, who still Diapepsin" THE BEST MILK OLIVER G. LAN8INQ ' represent the the largest and 1 .the world's low hurdle record, FOR ALL PURPOSES .80 Merchant Street . strongest fire Insurance compa has "given up his position as trainer You don't want a slow renie iy when Your Grocer Sells It ales U the world, oi athletic teams at Michigan and will your stomach is tad or an uncertain pass the next two years in Europe. one or a harmful one your storru-'- i y ' y' Automobiles Taking all-in-a- ll Kraenzlein was one is too valuable; you musn't .injure .t Oir milk is pure, fresh, DINNER FAVORS AND PLACE P Lpfes Rates of the world's greatest athletes, and it with drastic drugs. full-crea- m and cleanly CARDS - SCHUMAN CARRIAGE CO. se- Pape's Diapepsin is note'? for LiWaT-:Settiement-s would not be surprising If he was it's handled. In Pretty Merchant Street lected by some foreign country at pre- speed in giving relipf; its harmless-ness- ; HALLOWE'EN DESIGNS t t pare the next Ulym it's certain unfailing action in X their athletes for A. B. ARLEIGH & CO., Ltd. c games in lyi'J. regulating sick, sour, gassy stomachs, which will be held Hotel near Fort. (it's millions of euros in indigestion. f Delivered flight or WMM gov- gastritis and other morning in denied bottles. .EjV YORK Tae Unisports, (dyspepsia, FOR SALE Usa'a PREST-O-LIT- E TANK erning body of track and field athletics has made it famous the For GENERAL OFFICE STA- on your Automobile and save iu France, has sent a challenge to this TIONERY and FILING SYS-TEM- S, I perfect stomach in Generator Troubles. country for an international crWs- - 'Keep.tbis doctor call or write to us and - - . i 11 ti 1 - ' i mi in mi t we-wirirf- c race, to - ores neia r ?. irrii iitiai ill your wants. ,the events fifty-cen- t Acetylene Light and x-- large case from any drug Ti Sultitoriii: 11000 lot on Puunui Ave., adjoining tJ-- u Kn. - CluT). ... lore and then if anyone should at OFFICE SUPPLY G0.;1TD. Oahu C. 10.000 sq. ft Agency Co., Ltd. ZrZ . , comes as the :"T"r'f :rJJ Only . en Island acres farm land at Kalihl, of American Olympic team 931 FORT STREET" Ublihmnt the $120010 section the them; if what they eat laysfike lead, HoncSlipii quip pad to do Dry Claanlng. " . ' 1 & miles from King SL 1000 to on ' way home tfotn France their ferments and sours and forms xas; PHONE" 8350 ? ; ' banana trees. Stockholm. Jj" 1 ' causes headache, dizziness and nau- Ddrymen's 110,000 lW aews at Puunui, adjoin- --7 sea; eructations of acid and undigest- ing Conhtry Club. As a whole Remember that Telephone These championed riom a9ross the ed food remember as soon as Pape s IF I0U WISH TO aDYEBTISZ' Ml or.in&arLi Number of the wxter do not last vefy long when. tuey D'apepsin comes in contact with the Association Cook a rertch New York. McGoorty ended the all c Anywhere "at Anytime Call On cr stomach such distress vanishes. Its a WIRELESS aspirations of Jade Harrison, of Eng- promptness, certainty and case in Phone 1542 ' Write is land, and )ave Sraitli, of Australia. overcoming the worst stomach disor With p DiLiKrs P. R. STRAUCH. - MS 15 7 1 Mi'U klv; i Pafei- aoqed ttomlmiiier dors is a revelation to those who try aXCf ' Waity Building 74 5. King Itraet Wells, the" British : .heavyweight, in it. 121 Sans ome Street r Saa FTJVitL:: . ".- - )

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W. 1903 average cost was ' Following" Is the report of Hon. j tubs'. In tlu? Perfection O' Smith, manacinc trustoe. on Luna-- 1 $284.77 due largely to the expenses Supplied to the llilp Home for Aged and Indigent Ha- - of a general overhauling and repair- Brsin wajians: ing during that period. Ordinary re- i Toaster Since the last anrival report Mrs. pairs are made each year but from Emperor of"Germany, E A. Keaver tendered her resignation time to time larger and more expen- as ianageFHiIthe Home, which res. sive repairing is necessary. Anyone, ignaJteatoii-effgciMa- even a y 1, 1912. Mrs. An examination of the records King of England, Xing of Spain BATTLE in- boy or girl, can Bin Weaver had eeTufSiatiager of the shows that the total number of i Home skfee May.iwiSPiand thus com- mates at the Home since it was open- and the ; male toast on the pleted eleven yeirsvof service. ed in 1883 has been 472. Of thess 329 The trustees appointed Mr. Alfred were men and 143 women, making 70 Asoclatod Press Cable J" H. SnathUo be manager and he took per cent, men and 30 per cent, women. Sovereign People of America New BerSctioi IX)XDOX, October 22. --Stumors charge oti May 1st. He is ably assist- This is probably due to the fact that have reached this city in the. shape of ed by life wife, and the Home and its the cbildreBy grandchildren and rela special ' Cook-stov-e dispatches indicating that a. business is being well cared for. tives are more inclined to provide tor Oil b'oody battle ha? been fougBt between It willie seen by the manager's re- the mothers and grandmothers. the Turkish main army andthe invad- port that 4n the 1st of August. 1311, The following is a list of the nun 'They will not bum the) toast, and they ing Bulgarians oh the Turkish side of there were2 56 Inmates and on July ber of persons admitted as inmates V Kilueeh Pass, above Adrjanopte. 31, 1912, there were 60, and the daily each year will not bum their; fingers either, if ine numDer or casualties on the average was 58.49. Men. Women. Total. Bulgarian side is given as two thou In estimating the average cost 18S3 19 11 30' 1 they Use the Toaster. ier 4 1' New Perfection sand killed and four thousand wound capita in maintaining the Home the 1884 6 10' "'- ed. is no so of i 1885 10 K 15 -' ? : s: - Thre intimation far practice has been to include the ex- if losses, 1886 5 1 6 i Forltpast or roast ) there is no other stove that is m the Turkish neither is it stated penses directly incurred n connec- as Jto which side is the victor, u Is tion with the Home; these expenses 1887 3 20 9 V quick and 4 1$ For.bqll or broll: as handy as the New beHevedi however, that the Bulgarian come under the following heads: Run- 1888 6 18S9 :j . 7 5 12 4 For fry or J Perfection Oil Cook-stov-el amy was repulsed. ning expense, care of grounds, medi- ' Jake ' 1890 4 8 12 I ".' r - i cal attendance and medicines, stables l "7 1891 8 8 16 ' Cook-stpv- and carriages and repairs. The aver- 7 Ever dealer has the New Perfection 03 e. Hand- - : f r age cost per capita during the past 1892 10 7 17 IP socnely finhed ia nickel, with cabinet top, drop shelves, toWel racks, etc 1893 11 2 13 Over-Nig- ht year has been $215, while the cost per i1 Long chirWys, enameled turquoise-blu- e. Made with ; 1,2 and 3 i 1894 14 9 23 capita for the previous year was 3 burners. Cook-Boo- Cook-Boc- 1895 15 3 18 iree k with every stove. k also given $174.82. The cause of this greater i FEDERAL 1896 . 10 2 12 to anvone striding 3 cents to cover mailing cost t j' cost was the unusual expense in- curred for. repairs, these costing in 1897 .1 10 2 12 1912 $2,649.85, while in 1911 they 1898 It 4 13 fSTANDARD OIL COMPANY Wireless 1899 16 1 17 ; V - (laeorperatod) cost only $27.50. The difference be- blue I ? .: 11 2 13 O m m w . mm 4, 1900 v-- ing $2,622.35. which expense alone u cbr. g To Advertiser i jot. . Marymiia, CL Seattle WuL the 1901 7 5 12 UAaUa,CiL I MacktM.CL' - Fr.xvCY 6?ofcaa.Waak. would average $44.81 per capita. With- 10 3 - 13 Creek warehips bombard- out these unusual expenses for re- 1902 L have been 17 6 23 ing the Turkish port of Prevesa since pairs the average cost per capita 1903 1904 10 6 16 . Monday, according ito a report receiv- would be $170.19. 8 4 12 ed here today, Prevesa is situateu at The following table gives the aver, 1905 , 1906 11 5 16 the entrance of ithe Gulf of Af-ta- the age attendance during the past ten opposite capita: 1907 9 1 10 shore of which is Greek Ter years and average cost per 1908 11 6 17 rltory, - Average Average 1909 13 5 18 The massacre of one hundred and Attendance. Cost. 1910 17 7 24 forty-seve- n oy 48.09 284.77 1 Bulgarian peasants 1903 .. .. 1911 10 3 13 Turkish soldiers In the village of Gir 1904 ,. .. 58.00 198.94 18 r! 1912 13 5 nenonear Kotchana, is reported uy 1905 .. ... 62.62 174.35 power behind dough 184.65 The the must be quick and positive In action t - the correspondent of the government 1906 .. .. 50.00 329 143 472 organ, 1907 54.85 202.67 it must produce certain, satisfactory retulta and yet be pore , Mir. .. .. '. report of Dr. F. F. Hedemann, 1908 r,9 .29 194.04 The and wholesome. C Balling the attending physician of the Home, K Powder is the scientific com 1909 . . . . 51.76 193.32 Hnndrerlj vThe bulletin issued from Progressive shows the general health of the bination of alt these desirable dualities. of thonwn! 1910 . . 55.01 179.23 that national headquarters .this afternoon i m inmates during the year has been good of good houjewives know that C C has made bake-da- y; a plesi . 1911 56.-9- 174.82 said: .... nave chiefly j&wn . and the eaths occurred nre, and w? ask you for your sake to try Ik C EaRla 1 1912 .. 58.49 215.00 "The condition of Colonel Roos age . ten from oldj and diseases incident rowoer least once, uuaranteea pure under all pure 1004 Phone velt'a wound is open and oozing. Rcct The total attendance for the J. 24S4f ' : thereto. laws. . our crocer will vour von : and quiet are essential to him to avoid years being 557.08 aud the total aver- Respectfully submitted, return monev' if are bake-da- e ages $2,001.79 making an av- pleased. y I Uhelpo8s!biIlty of wound lnfeetion-Jl- of cost W. O. SMITH, .not ItwUl solve your problems. . K. erage par during ten Lorrin Smith will be; unable to see anyone today or cost capita the Managing Trustee. J $200.18 annum. get-th- r I tomorrow." years of per Honolulu, Oct. 1, 1912. Hqw to Cook's Beck Free The unusual expenses of the year - were due to a general overhauling Daniel Robertson, eighteen-year- T V-- tV an a man does the things Cf irriK f 49mm jAstm Co. old law student In the Universitv o and repairing of the main buildings Just because : ilaiaiian Express and the construction of a new laun his wife wanta him to do is no sign receipt ofthe colored certificatepacked in the 25tnt Southern CilUornia, who is employed v I i ' 'A- dry house with concrete floor and that he's stuck on tbeposition. Send it toda. - as night counter jn a local tele-- - yi .Nuuanu and Queen Streets clerk grapu omcer.iouna a wauet containing I - - $47,000 in gold, negotiable notes and certiheates of deposit, which had been LOTS OF GLOSSY HAIR, BFiUTIfUL, - - ' left on the counter in the office where , - i he Is employed. v After1 an all-da- y search, Robertson

located the owner last night. The 'l'":i"-r't-- . owner refused to make any .statement DAlRlltFii KMDERIP1E" 'x' - - ra A II i V 13 IV. I II . "IIII and his name was not divulged. ; Jack Johnson, the big negro pugilist Hair Coming Out? If Dry, Brittle, Thin or Your Scalp Itches - i of Chicago, will not be allowed to ap un pear on any vaudeville stage In Kan ana is r-- oi uanaruu use "uanaenne ' - sas City, if Mayor Joost can prevent it, FANCY caus-.-- el Within ten minutes after an applica strand at a time. The effect is ama- , ..Ordinary insurance docs not cover an expensive delay because of his part in the alleged at i ... . tion of Danderine you cannot-fin- d a zingyour will be light, fluffy and .( bynoss--r valuable' iapers whether, by fire or theft. A box duction of the Cameron white girl. hair V7 MI po-- single of a loose or wavy, and have an appearance of mntjL A. In '.4... It U.il- -. I 1 1 stall instruct the chief of trace Dandruffor in "".uui toio ucpumi tuuii ....tj. y.j uiccuuu aguiu&i toss, tue The assortment . w have Just 'opened includes noveltiej never ' ' your scalp will not an incomparable lustre, .t.ti iuunu -- ice, Mayor Joost said, "as a mattfn falling hair and abundance; ; " f ' exinse.is trining.'A'";:';;V":V; r of public safety and decency ,to tup-pre- ss tch, JSut what will please you most softness and luxuriance, the beauty . before 'shown here. ' The goods are absolutdy : fresh.' 7 ' any public appearance of jthe will' be after a few weeks' use, when and shimmer of true hair health. ; '-- i i: - black prizefighter in Kansas City." you will actually see new hair, fine Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's . ,n -- i n 7 . and . downy at first yes but really Danderine from any drug store or ft Y HAWAIIAN TOU Don M. Dickinson, postmaster gene new hair growing all over the scalp. toilet counter and prove to yourself ral under President Jrover Cleveland, A little Danderine will immediately tonight now that your . hair Is as ' t dk.m mr vn. KtmtM , once chairman of the Democratic Na- double the beauty of your Lair. No pretty and soft as any that it has PKOrO'4123 ; . . tional committee, and until recently a difference how dull, faded, brittle and been neglected or injured by careless r' supporter scraggy, moisten a cloth with treatment all you surely can of Woodrow Wilson, has just that's '3..- .y 771-7- V y ' sent a telegram to Col. Tneoaore Danderine and carefully draw it have beautiful hair and lots of it if ' loosevelt assuring him of his support through your hair, taking one small you will just try a little Danderine. Xk Xl X.A Xl Xut XUI XkA JUS XiA XW JU X MA XU )K XM XU AMAU XIX XIX AM fr the remainder of the campaign. . t- - IIIIMIIIWMMMIIIIMmW Campaigners are revising plans for the wind-u- p of the presidential fight he injury 0 Colonel Roosevelt, the $5000 7 - A. $500 $1000 sudden withdrawal of Governor Wood- - After Tvq Thousand Years row Wilson from the stump, and the Can Be Invested In a Safe ajU3qiM dn apjs lqDij si ;j act that neither President Taft nor Vice-Preside-nt Sherman have taken avertible 6 Investment Hitlers - part In tho. active work of the cam "The Oght Are . paign, has resulted in changing plans You have a positive right to insist upon receiving n all three of the chief political cam iaigns. . thefull earning power of every dollar you invest. Still With Us! Safety is important no other consideration President Charles A. Comhkey, of ALL the Chicago American League base can affect the influence of this vital factor. But the ' ball club, with fifty-fou- r of his friends income yield is the real reason for making the in- Limited , and associates, left Monday night on 'Hide not your light uuder a Imshel' the the thirteenth annual pilgrimage to vestment. Camp Jerome, Mercer, Wisconsin, For The maximum earning power, consistent ivith safety, of invested ro.sitiv' ndmouitiou of the Wisest Teacher, ap a hunting and fishing outing. money is absolutfly fixed by laws of finance which govern every plie as certamly to the practical affairs of life atji Aq poipuHq relation. The individual who attempts to secure more Representations have been made to commercial cen-- expense of safety itself, while the investor who is ttnlay as to the spiritual life of the first jnoA Mexico City that United States citi- must do so at the ; sj Qjniiujn uaqw inq ,jqu)BclB s pe sitji zens and their property in Vera Cruz content with less is depriving himself of what is rightfully his own. tury. - nust be protected. The r.!vle"o gov- ernment has atsured the United The man or woman who is exceptionally well States such a request will be obeye-i- . Safe 6 First Mortgage Bonds We own and offer First Mortgage double the total amount of the bond fittttl to do some particular kind of work A demand for the surrender of the Bonds based on improved, centrally issue. The annual income from the SHOULD FISDTHt: OPPORTUNITY TO DO city of Vera Cruz was sent yesterday located, income-earnin- g Chicago real property, in every case, is at least three by General Beliranthe commuiuler of estate of the highest class. , times the greatest annual interest THAT WORK TO USH THAT the Government troops. The letter charge. Every issue is covered by a talest Wit-Ed- ge n Securities of offer unques- National Fabric Spring was brought 'tcT the rebel lines by. Cav-tai- this type title guarantee policy from a title and and it happens, as things are now constituted, Bimon in tioned safety, with an unusually attract- trust company of Chicago, guarantee- and "was couched most are the one polite terms, concluding with inti- ive income yield. They ing these bonds to be absolute first that the chance to "make your light shine before the investment. TfleEtaitfer mation that if the rebeis did not s'i -- fundamental lien on the property. men' comes through a wise and timely use of render. duty would oblige the Federal In accordance with the rigid and These bonds may be obtained in commander to use force. unvarying policy of this house, the value denominations of $100, $500, $1,000 the classified ads. The employer to whom your underlying security, conserv- and 5,000 to mature serially in from of the f be most be who Do you know where the nearest atively appraised, must be at least two to fifteen years. talent would worth must told street fire alarm box is? Do you you are, and what you can do, and how to find know how to operate it? The open- 30 Years Without a Dollar Loss ing will not in vou. your is great or small of the door alone send past thirty years we have sold this class of securities exclusively, Whether talent Do your For the the alarm. employees know significant fact that during that entire time not one client has ever lost your were and it is a someone needs you. If you are able to do useful . these things? If telephones a single dollar, either of principal or interest,, on any security purchased from us. OStVrvT EVENTS" out commission, you would have hand.-Bu- t of is work in the world, the work awaits your CPBtAOlNO n4f SHirXUktt to depend on When Quick convertibility into cash assured through our - JfATTWWSS the street alarm. securities from our when every is vital, will not do custom of repurchasing clients, come to minute it and accrued interest, less a handling it will not often you unsought You to waste time looking for the box. requested, at par charge is. See every- of one per cent. must tell what you can do little matter whethv Find out where it that every in- Interesting literature of extreme value to conservative Coyne Co. one in your place knows. Post the investor, including a copy of the semi-monthl- y Investor's Maga- it is menial or highly skilled work in order Furniture formation prominently v.. Ad perma- zine, will be mailed on request. er 1 nently. A very choice lisPof carefully selected, specific issues has been prepared. Ask for Circular No. l&t. to find your best niche of service. Browning, a With the Denio system, you are ...... j2j safe, even if your telephone is out of wise man of a later day, said : "All service ranks order. Put it in and be safe. S. W. & Co., there is no last or first," advertisement StrausIncorporated the same MORTGAGE and BOND BANKERS STAR-BULLETI- N PER MONTH No. Alonzo, you can't always bring $.75 a girl to time by carrying her picture Straus BIdg., (EubEhci is&2) Chicago, I1L, U.S.A. in your watch case. u,