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VOL. XVII. SIXTEEN PAGES. HONOLULU, . HAWAII. SATURDAY. AUGUST 14, 1909. SIXTEEN PAGES. No. 5418

THRE STMffiS JOHN BULL TO UNCLE SAM CRETE TO LOSE L--7 esc av733 THE GREEK FLAG (Associated Press CabU to The Star.)

LONDON, Augustli. The Powers which havo taken part In protecting ALAMEDA, LURLINE AND SIBERIA WILL BRING HUNDREDS OF PEO- Crete have promised Turkey that the Greek flag will bo removed from that PLE TO HONOLULU ABOUT SEPTEMBERS 1 THREE IN A ROOM IS island. RULE ON OCEANIC BOAT'S NE XT. VOYAGE ADVANCE BOOKINGS ATIE DOUBLE THOSE AT THIS TIME FOR LAST YEAR. CHINA AGCE According to the officers of the S. S. to return about the first week in Sep- Alameda the accommodations for peo- tember. Among these are many school ple coming to Honolulu from the coast teachers who have to bo back here for tyieir work, but who wisli to make the will bo crowded to the limit for the JAPAN'S PRQPOSAL most of their trips and stay on the next few weeks. It seems that so mainland as long as possible. Be many peoplo have booked to come tween the three steamers there should down from San Francisco to Hawaii be an increase of several jiundred in PEKING, August 14. The Chineso government has agreed t( the by the Alameda on her next trip that the local population within a week's of Japan in rosard to further negotiations in connection with tho with three in each stateroom, tho ship time. over the AntungMukden railroad. N lias more wishing to came than she In addition to this it is stated that can carry. The salno condition is true the bookings for the months of Sep- of tho Lurline, which sails at about tember and October are nearly double the same time, and of the Siberia, those of last year at this date. Every- which arrives here on August 30. thing points to a great number of visit- EGHT The rush is due to the increase in ors to Honolulu during the coming tho tourist traffic to some degree, but months and it seems likely that the also to tho great number of localv peo- hotels will have hard work to accom-dat- e ple who are .on tho Coast and who wish all who have planned visits here. RAIL WRECK

COLORADO SIT "GS, August 14. Eight persons were killed and many lijured In a railroad collision which occurred on the Denver and Rio Grand

MUGGLING John Bull Sammy, if these airships can fly across the channel, it's only a qnpstion of time w hen they'll TIPPED S l fly to the States. Then the history ofthe world will be written differently. PUNNED SERIES tive of some mercantile house which TOO" LATE" TO BUY CHEAM OF SAMOAN TAPAS- - A H"ONClUbtf wished 5 sell groceries or other good., to th0 ship, went aboara at a time OF BANK ROBBERIES CU- BUFFALO WILL LADY PUTS CO! LECTOR ST ACK'ABLE WISE TO SALE OF when tho guard was about to present RIOS TO LOCAL CHINESE BY ST. LOUIS TAR AND STACKABLE arms in honor of the departure from tho vessel of His Excellency, the SANTA CLARA, Cal August 14. The robbers captured yesterday after STARTS ODD EXCITEMENT. Governor. He was, according to cus- holding up the Valley bank ot this city, have confessed. They state that they tom, courteously requested to remove MAKE L had planned a series of bank robberies throughout the state his presence from the quarter-deck- , Whatever may happen, by civil pro- cated with various curio dealecs-.'i- s io to make room for the salute to the ceedings or courtmartial, to tho un- whether or not they wished "i buy governor, nOr even then had he deign- IE-ENT- ERS RUSS IAN sophisticated tar who innocently sold tapas of him. They, being wnriK ed to give his name or his busirises. NAVAL TRANSPORT ARRIVES Fit OM ORIENT WITH MANY SHORT ARMY certain Samoan tapa to a local Chi- looked over his stock md made pur- Hence, through the Jealousy of n . MEN ON BOARD WIL REMAIN TILL AUGUST 23 THEN nese, the boys of tho United States chases according to their desires. But Fort street curio dealer and the' TERM L cruiser St.'Louis, to a certain exten one lady was late at the sale and, of who, per- ST. PETERSBURG, August 14. General Llakoft has the Rus- the collector, GOING TO SAN FRANCISCO OFFICERS ON . BOARD AS , s sian military individually and somews at coiiective-'ly- when she hkd found that" tho be3t haps, took it for granted that every- service and has beon assigned to the command of the military en - district of Sebastapol. havo given it out that the Pacific liad already-be- pur'hasea tiy body Th tho Navy knew lilm by sight, CARRIES" MANY PRISONERS TO- MAINLAND. fleet duo here in September, to stay her rivals, went at om:e to the col- was a very disagreeable stato of af- a month, will be advised by them as lector of Customs and Mi -t--.! him fairs BroMgfit into existence. to shipmate exposed how their was that a Chinese had boen nuy.ng trains Customs officers mado tho rounds The" U. S. naval transport Buffalo, Hoyt, P. A. surgeon, B. O. Holliwill, Ho- BENZINE EXPL0 to tho local customs service by a of a member of the St. Lou's crew. of tho stores and seized tho Captain Guy Brown in command, ar- boatswain; C. E. Babson, cnlef gun- nolulu morchant. cun3' Thus informed, Stackable, without tapcT.8 wfiicli purchased rived tins morning from Guam and ner; A. Anschutz, machinist: P. 11. is now ancient hlytory how Col- had been from tl announcing who he was, and prob- the Chinese, through tho honorablo Manila, after a pleasant passago ana Fox machinist; S. B.- - Weygant, pay lector of Customs VS. R. Stackablc, ST. PETERSBURG, August 14. As the result of the explosion of ben- ably being mistaken for the boss ot though docked at "tho naval wharf, opposite clerk; 11. "Ilatchmann, gunner; E. L. choosing an inopportuno tlmo, when the Chineso. the honorable zine on board a Russian submarine boat two sailors were and a gang represeu'a- - tho St. Louis. According to Captain Hutchins, 3rd "asst. engineer, U. S. fkllled stevedore or the dealers who had paid nim. thirty injured. The remaining memb ers of the crew, a dozen In number were the cruiser was saluting Governor Brown ho wiirprobably stay in port Naval Auxiliary; Mr Gearing. V. C. was v'slting aboar.t Imprisoned on tho boat, which sank immediately. Frear who then till August 23, then Reaving for San Lander, captain, U. S. M. A. E. ' '.he St. Louis, ves- C; boarded tho navil Francisco. Randall, 1st Lieut. V. S. M. H. G. some C; sel and made remark about Bartlett, 1st Lieut. U. S. M. S. landing everybody Tho Buffalo has on board a number C: SATURDAY LAST DAY. NEW KICE MILL. in Jail for a few W. Bogan, 1st Lieut. U. S. M. C. Samoan tapas of shofFt'erm men who are returning The grand clearance salo at Sachs" The K. Yamatnolo Rico Mill Is that had found their After leaving hero on Juno 7, tho the way ashore, breathing vengeance for fronj service in the Asiatic squadron will close positively at ono o'clock largest as well as tho finest In tho twenty-tw- o Buffalo went to Guam and then to lil-e- . WALKOVER and addition alleged smuggling, in carries Saturday aiternoon. This week will islands. All machinery is of and the China. Sho met the Asiatic squad- the the But how Collector Customs E. -- prisoners, who are being returned to bo your last opportunity to participate very latest pattern. Tho famous of ron at Shanghai and got rid of tho U. the mainland to serve sentences in tho wonderful bargains. Come Tengu RJco Is cleaned Stackablo was pn0 wise to tha SHOES- enlisted men whom at this mill. bringing which have been passed on them by she had on board early. With tho largo cleaning capacity they ashore of certain Samoan for' tho various going tap'as, shortly couriiriartlals in tho Orient. Boat- vessels, then XSXSXs are able to handle considerate outside after the arrival here to Cavito. Sho sailed from for of cruiser, not swain Dalo and Gunner Hactman, or thcro ment to tho troops at Loilohua, Fort wortk. the has before leaked San Francisco, via out. was tho cruiser Denver aro also onboard, Guam and this Shatter or Walkiki, it may be said It thuswlse: port on July 25 that Chineso under arrest. They havo both been and lias had good tho 105th and 149th 6oast Artillery aro Tho dealer who ncjretl weathor all tho way. certain tapas from a member of tho la Tliese Days courtmartialod in connection with a as fine a looking lot of men as ever company of the St. Louis comraunt- - naval scandal which took placo on wero gathered in Honolulu. Major of near milk, almost meat, and not quite tho Denver, in which It Is stated that Cree is to be congratulated on the per-son- cl tlie ship was looted of practically all! of his command. Shoe leather, you're not always sure of what tho braj work which was movable. This Companys close affilia- you are getting for your money. You Tho decision of the court has not yet tions with tho leading financial been mado public, but Is evidently may get quality and you- - may noti So adverse to tho two men or they would Interests throughout these Isl- Repairing far as shoes are concerned, you do not bo returned to tho mainland as is ands and on tho mainland, havo can now being all done. proved a source of distinct ad- away with uncertainty by buying 'The Buffalo is also bringing through vantage to its customers. We WALK-OVER- S. a number of officer who havo beon bellevo that wo can materially ordered to other dutiod. Tho list ot There isn't and there ' ARTILLERYMEN LEAVE TRANS- assist you in all such matters, her officers and tho passengers on Bring Your Shoes never was any un- board Is as follows: V ! PORT AND TAKE UP THEIR DU- Guy to Us and will, TRUST DEPARTMENT, certainty about their W. Brown commander, com-- j TIES AT NEW POST. they raandlng; T. D. Parker,. style be or comfort or executive officer; J. L. Neilson, P. A. At half paBt ten this morning Uio Repaired by the quality. If you have surgeon; JJP. Helm, asst. paymastor; two companies of Coast Artillory who Best C. Nygaarct, b'oaf swain,' 3rd div.: It. are stationed in charge of tho mortar Hand Method. worn them you know E. Slmonson. .phjef gunner, powder batteries at Fort Ruger, left tho trans- We Guarantee it. div.; C. S. Kendall, chief carpontcr,' port Sheridan and started for their now Every 2nd div.; P. J. Kendall, boatswain, 4th home. Carrying largo leather boxos, I Gun McUl tlluchcr Oxford dir.: J. E Vonable. machinist, sr. containing their kits, and with their Job. Ske-to- e I $3.50, $4.00 $5.00 engineer officer; K. R, Ford, machin- rifles and blankets, tho latest additions Prlco 84.03 A. S. POWDER ist; Mcrkt, machinist; VS. Dann, to tho military forco In Hawaii went Hawaiian Trust paymaster's clerk. up Queon street to Fort whoro special Absolutely Pure L. B. KERR & CO., LTD Passenger officers: II. H. John-sfon- o cars of tho Rapid Transit company midshipman: II. II, Palmer,' woro waiting for them. Tito only baking powtlos Company, Ltd. . ALAKEA STREET. asst. paymaster; T. F. Greono, boat--1 Tho artillerymen aro a flno looking enatla with Royal Grape 923 Fort Street. swain; W. II. Sampson, carpenter; J. outfit, being practically tho pick ot tho LIMITED M Obor, machinist; P. Burke,, service, with tho exception of tho en- Cream of Tartar LP M. C. Dalo, boatswain. VS. gineer corps. dlsparago- - Ho It. Without any Alum, Ho Limo Phosphate 1051 Ton Street, Phone HI. .IP?

TWO THE HAWAIIAN STAH, SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1909.

Oceanic Steamship Company; PPNG LLIGENCE s iiion Pacific HAWAIIAN (Later Shipping News on Page Five) LftAVE S. F. ARRIVE HON. LEAVE HON. ARRIVE S. F. filnni AUG. 24 TIDES, SUN AND MOON. Miss Dewey, .Miss Harding, Pror. Mead, Minittii AMQ. 7 .AUG. 13 AUG. 18 Railroad AUG. 28 SEPT. 3 SEPT. 8 SEPT. 14 New Moon August 15th at 1:23 p. in. II. Mead Bro. Henry, Bio. Francis, V. OCT. B Kui, Clinng Soy. s KPT. 18 SEPT. 24 SEPT. 29 SUGGESTS OCT. 9 OCT. 15 OCT. 20 OCT. 26 S S3 Bcretania Street near Aala Street. 1G OCT. 30 NOV. 5 NOV. 10 NOV. 3 fc"3 i? i S3 g-- 1 DEC- - 7 JIB !t1 a 20 NOV. 2G DEC. 1 wen o go &3o.cl NOV. 5 3T HUE ALARM BOXES Speed s MANUFACTURERS OF A, M. ft. I'.M A. M. I'.'M. V Class, $60 Round Trip, 9. Rates from Honolulu to San Francisco. First lltlses 12. Corner King and ForL Comfort (110. !t 11:21 1.6 10:43 !):: fl:M) 3:3T :32 0:00 CHOSHI . 13. Alakea ana Beretanla. MACARONI ) . Bethel and MercnanL 10 laiiM .t 4.M 8.00 S:38 6:31 0:.VI ' 1 FOR PARTICULARS, APPLY TO 15. Nuuanu ana ljueen. AND A.M. 11 1:18 2.C 0:03 5:30 8:57 5:38J:31 l:l 16. Nuuanu and King. Nuuanu and Hotel. Three dally, through cars, CHOSHI S0BA ' trains BUCKWHEAT Co., lv 2:0") 1:24 0:27 :34 5:38 6:30 2.37 W. G. Irwin & Ltd 2.1 Nuuanu and Beretanla. first and second class to all points. 9. CO. AGENTS FOR THE OCEANIC STEAMSHIP 13 2:44 2.1 2:11) 10:0.) 5:38 0:29 3:32 Fort and Hotel. Alakea ana Hotel. Reduced rates take effect soon. Writ 3 The Largest and Only Incorporated Concern of Its Kind 5:39 6:28 4 27 24. Alakea and Merchant, 14 3:21 2.1 2:.W 8:d 10:32 111 Honolulu. Go 25. Puntmirowl and King. now. Jl I n-- Mail wcw C ad A ustrali n Royal Steamship 6:281 5.25 2C. A liiiterpnsc Launcnea by liiuerpnsing Mcrcnants. an a a 15 n:S3 2.0 3J3 8l 10:.1:30 Punchbowl and Queen. 27. South and Queen. Time of the tide are tilt en from the 28. Cooke. D. Survey ta- Kawalahaa and j S. h Booth C S. Coast and Geodstlc running In connection with the CANADIAN-PACIFI- Steamers of the above lino Ths tide at Kahulul and HUo 29. Queen and Kamani. between Vancouver, B. C, and Sydney, bles. RAILWAY COMPANY occur about one earlier than at 31. Fort and Queen. and calling Victoria, B. C, Honolulu and Brisbane, Q. hour GENERAL AGENT. K. N. S. W., at Honolulu standard time 1b Yamamoto Honolulu. 32. Allen. FOR VANCOUVER. Fort and FOR FIJI AND AUSTRALIA. 10 hours 30 minutes slower than Green- No. 1 Montgomery Street, SALES AGENT. ..AUG. 17 34. Allen and Alakea. MARA MA AUG. 20 MAKURA wich time, being that of the meridian SEPT. lb 35. Richards ana queea. SAN FRANCISCO. MAKURA SEPT. 17 AORANGI of 157 degroee 30 minutes. Tho time Tel. Hotel Street near Nuuanu. P. O. Box whistle blows at 1:30 p. m. which is 3C. King and Miltlanl. 399. 819. ( same as Greenwich, 0 hours, 0 min- 37. Ala Moana and Punchbowl. AND DOWN VOYAGES. ths CALLING AT SUVA, FIJI, ON BOTH UP utes. The Sun and Moon aro for local 41. King and River. Oahu Railway time for the whole group. 42. Kekaulike ana Hotel. Davies & Co., Ltd., Gen'l Agents 43. Smith and rauanl. Theo. H ' 45. Beretanta and River. L'lJVIE: TABLE 46. King and Maunakea. American - Hawaiian Steamship Company 47. Railroad Wharf, Shipping in Port 48. iwllel Road opp. Fertz. Works. OUTWARD. f 49. Cannery off Iwllel Road. 51. Iwllel Road Opp. Oahu Jail. For Walanae, Walalua, Kahuku and 9 From New to Molo---Week- ly Sailings via Tehuantepec One Man M 52. King Beretanla, (Army and Navy). and Way Stations 9:15 a, m., 3:20 p. m. Ono Hammer U. S. S. Irorcols ,Moses, station tug. 53. King .and Liliha. r Wharf, For Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way and the roll. Freight received at all times at the Company's 41st Street, L. H. T. Kukui, Middleton. 54. King and Dowsett Lane. 56. Insane Asylum Road nr. School. Stations 17: 30 a. m 9:15 a. m., South Brooklyn U. S. S. St. Louis, Gleaves, Samoa. So runs the brief and AND TACOMA U. S. A. T. S. K. 57. King and Walpllopllo Road. 11:15 a, m 2:15 p. m., E:15 p. m., FROM SAN FRAN. TO HONOLULU PROM SEATTLE Sheridan, Healy, simple story of getting TO HONOLULU DIRECT. U. S. S. Buffalo, Drown, Guam. 58. King and Kallhl Road. $9:30 p. m., til p. m. a perfect roof with S. PLEIADES to sail Aug. 10 59. Gullck Ave. and Beckley St. a S. S. MEXICAN Aug. 19 (Merctiantmen) 61. Vineyard and River. For 9:15 a. m. Company's S. S. MISSOURIAN Sept. 2 Bk. Aldcn ilesse, Hiio Wahlawa and Sill Freight received at tho 62. Vineyard and Nuuanu. p. & CO., LTD., Sh. Nordsec, Pletmeier, Leitli. m. Wharf, Greenwich Street H. HACKFELD 63. Vineyard RE"If Agents, Honolulu. S. S. Ocean Queen, Johannessen, and Fort 64. Vineyard Ocean Island. and Punchbowl. INWARD. FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRAN-CISC- 65. C. P. Morse, Fr. sp. Amiral Ceclle, Gautier, Tatal. Beretanla and Punchbowl. 67. Alapai and Beretanla. Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal- Aug. 21 General Freight Agen Sch. Mary E. Foster, Johnson, Grays PLEIADES to sail.....' 71. Liliha Vineyard. alua and Walanae "8:36 a. m 6:31 Bk. Andrew Welsh Kelly S. F. and ROOF1R3G 72. Liliha and School. p. m. 73. Liliha and Judd. Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and It Is made on honor and backed by a Steamship Co. 74. Liliha and Wyllle. Pearl City f7:46 a. m.. 8:36 a. m., firm with a business reputs'.ion covering Pacific Mail 75. Nuuanu and Judd. 10:38 a. m., 1:40 p. m., 4:31 p. m. the past 70 years 1 3 76. Nuuanu and Pauoa Road. 5:31 p. m., 7:30 p. m. S. S. Co. The Mails 8. SchooL What Should a Good Roof Do? Toyo Kisen Kaisha Nuuanu and Arrive Honolulu from Wahlawa-8:3:- 3 81. Alapai King. water, cold, heat, sparks and a. m., and 5:31 p. m. Protect from and abovo Companies will Call at HONOLULU and Leave 82. Victoria and King. fumes be laid with economy, and wear without Steamers of the (INCOMING.) The Haleiwa Limited, a two-ho- mentioned below: 83. Kaplolani and Beretanla, expensive repair. this Port on or about the Dates (only first-cla- ss honored), From Yokohama, Siberia, Aug. 7. 84. Kaplolanl and Green. train tickets Unllko'shlngles, REX Flintkote ROOFINGwM not uevery LEAVE HONOLULU FOR ORIENT. LEAVE HONOLULU FOR S. F. From San Francisco, Nipnon Maru, 85. Pensacola and Lunalllo. leaves Honolul Sunday at 8:22 blaze up at the first spark unlike slate, It will not yield a. m.; NIPPON MARU AUG. 24 CHINA AUG. 17 Aug. 24. 88. Pensacola and Beretanla. returning, arrives In Honolulu to the gale of wind unlike tar, it will not melt end run AUG. 21 at 10:10 p. m. The Limited stops only B IBERIA AUG. 30 MANCHURIA (Outgoing.) 87. Pllkol and Kins. unlike tin, It will not rust nor leak at the first chance. 28 City CHINA , SEPT. 10 CHIYO MARU AUG. For Yokohama, Nippon Maru, Aug. 91. Thurston; yAve. opp Magazine SL at Pearl and Walanae. Unlike thorn all It may be laid by any ordinary 14 ASIA SEPT. 7 21. with a hammer everything else needed is MANCHURIA SEPT. 92. Pensacola and Wilder Ave. Dally. fEx. Sunday. Sunday Only. workman OHIYO MARU SEPT. 21 MONGOLIA SEPT. 18 For San Francisco, Alameda, Aug. 93. Lunalllo Opp. Kewalo SI In the roll. ASIA SEPT. 30 TENYO MARU SEPT. 24 IS. 94. Keeaumoku and Wilder Ave. a P. DENISON, F. C. SMITH, Unllko them all It is suitable for every kind of MONGOLIA ...OCT. 11 KOREA OCT. 2 U. t. A. TRANSPORTS. 95. Kewalo and Heulu. Superintendent, G. P. & T. A. farm building. OCT. 19 NIPPON MARU OCT. 16 Crook at S. F. TENYO MARU have it in stock, and heartily recommend this OCT. 26 OCT. 22 Dix sailed for Seattle May 25. We KOREA SIBERIA who believe it is economy to pay a OCT. 30 Buford, at S. F. roofing to all ND?PON MARU NOV. 9 CHINA fair price for a superior article. SD3ERIA NOV. 15 MANCHURIA NOV. 6 Logan sailed for San Francisco Aug. WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN CHINA NOV. 23 CHIYO MARU NOV. 12 3. Burnslde, at Puget Sound. Thomas sailed for Mauila, July 15. FURTHER INFORMATION APPLY TO FOR Sheridan, in port. FOR THE WEE KENDED AUGUST 7, 1909. E.O.Hall&Son, LTD Honolulu, T. H., August 9, 1909. H. HACKFELD CO. ARRIVED. GENERAL SUMMARY. Saturday, August U. Xixnitecl IT. S. S. Buffalo, Brown, Corner King and Fort St., Honolulu. from Guam The rains were light the section, and at none of the sta- and Manila, 10 a. m. throughout tions having did the riATSON NAVIGATION COMPANY Si r. Mauna Kea, Freeman, from Hiio a record of ten or more years the amount equal and way ports, 7 a. m. weekly average. The deficiencies, in inches, in the several districts Str. Helene, Nelson, from Hawaii were: Hawaii N. Kohala 0.88 to 1.03, Hamakua 0.64 to 1.01, N. S. S. HILONIAN In the Direct Service between San Francisco Schedule ports, 5:20 a. m. Hiio to 2.41, S. Hiio 1.42 to 2.01, Puna 0.45, Kau 0.59 ti 0.73, and Honolulu. 1.70 Str. Iwalani, Self, from Mahukona, 6 and N. Kona, 1.67; Maui Makawao 0.72; Oahu Koolauloa 0.37, Leave Honolulu. Arrive Honolulu. a. m. Koolaupoko to 0.32, Honolulu 0.28, Ewa 0.13, and Waianac 0.21 ; B. S. HILONIAN SEPT. 29TH OCT. 5TH 0.17 Kauai Hanalei 0.17, Koloa 0.67, and Waimea 0.14. S. S. HILONIAN OCT. 27TH NOV. 2ND DEPARTED. 1 NOV. NOV. 30TH The greatest amounts of rainfall were reported from the windward S. S. HILONIAN 24TH Friday, 13. August amount- AMBEROL RECORDS Stmr. Claudine, sides of Hawaii, an dMaui and the higher levels of Oahu, and S. S. LURLINE of this line sails from San Francisco for Honolulu di- Bennett, for Hawaii THE WONDERFUL NEW RECORDS INVENTED BY THE and Maui ports, 5 p. m. ed to 1.02 to 2.10 inches. Drought conditions again obtain in the rect August 17th. 1909. Kau district of Hawaii. GREAT "WIZARD," THOS. A. EDISON, WHICH PLAY 4 MIN- - ii UTES ON THE FAMOUS SAIL TOMORROW. The total rainfall for the week, in inches, at stations in the several U. S. S. St. Louis, Gleaves, for Hiio, districs was: N. Kohala o.ir to 0.22, Hamakua 0.15 to 0.59, N. Hiio EDISON C:45 a. m. 0.32 to 1.22, S. Hiio 1..25 to 1.93, Puna 1.09, Kau 0.00, and the Konas PHONOGRAPH Castle & Cooke Limited, Agents CALL AT THE STORE AND HEAR THESE RECORDS. FOR 0.15 to 0.17; Maui Makawao 0.60 to 1.16, Hana 0.82 to 2.08, Wai-luk- u ALL EDISON MACHINES, EXCEPT THE "GEM." PASSENGERS. 0.00 to 0.24; Oahu Koolauloa 0.15, Koolaupoko 0.21 to 1.02, Arrived. I Pipe Honolulu 0.07, Ewa 0.00 to 2.10, and Waianae 0.02; Kauai Hanalei BAGGAGE, SHIPPING, Per Str. Mumm Ken, from Hiio and AGIFIC 1.01, Koloa to .44, Waimea 0.03; and olokai Molokai 0.16. way ports, 7 a. 111. Miss M. Haynes, 0.17 Hawaiian News Co., Ltd., Agents STORAGE, WOOD, There was less rain than during the preceding week on Oahu, Kau if! Miss E. Hodgins, Miss C. Burke, ,Mrs. ALEXANDER YOUNO BUILDING. .1. ai, oMlokai and Hawaii, and all but one station on aui. The greatest EH LTD PACKING, COAL. R. M. Ovcrcnd, Mrs. Anbride, W. C. TRANS F CO., Batholomew, J. N. Taggart, Mrs. J. Mdeficiencics were reported from he windward side of Hawaii, and the Munroe, Mrs. W. Dole, E. K. Stone, C. Makawao district of Maui, and ranged from 1.00 inches to 3.59 inches 126 kl(, ST. FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING. D. Kay, B. L. Anderson, S. Martin, The mean temperatures were slightly higher than those of the pre Mrs. Martin, Miss L. Johnson, Miss C. ceding week in the N. Kona, N. Kohala, and portions of the Hamakua Flkner, F. Freidenberg, W. W. Harris, and S. Hiio districts of Hawaii, the Makawao and Hana districts of A. C. Dowsett, R. J. Buchly, Mrs. R. Maui, he Koolauloa, Honolulu and upper levels of the Ewa districts J. Buchly, C. W. Ashford, Dr. A. B. of Oahu, and the Hanalei district of Kauai. The greatest excess was Comfort Clarke, Mrs It. A. Woodward, Mrs. S. Kinney, Mrs. M. Fitzslminons, L. Fong :.6 (leg., and the largest deficiency 1.2 deg. STAR San, C. HIrobalia, J. Henln, B. Killln-ge- r, The fololwing table shows the weekly averages of temperature and J. Weber, H. M. Leonard, C. rainfall for the principal islands and for the group: ' R. Reidford, Mrs. S. Johnson Temperature. Rainfall. and son. Mrs. G. Martin and 2 daugh- Hawaii ': . . 72.9 deg. 0.50 inch. ters, Mrs. J. R. Wilson, Mrs. McGre- Oahu . 75.7 deg. 0547 inch. A. n ,1 gor, L. Thurston, Master L. Thurs- Kauai deg. inch. ton, C. Hopkins, Mrs. Becker, 75.4 0.41 Miss Molokai deg. inch. Mrs. Craig, 75.4 0.16 Kolh, J. S. Mrs. Craig, C. .' ceo Maui '. inch. 10m Becker, C. F. Ecklmrdt, Mrs, J. L. Os- - . 73.5 deg. 0.70 i'or yean, the Star's printing office has been a busy place. We mers and daughter, Mrs. Thomas, Mas-t- er have gained reputation for doing good work at fair prices Helbust, Misses Sllva (20, Master Entire Group 74.0 deg. 0.51 inch. a your and delivering the job when promised. Few printing offices can Ioane, E. II. Cant, Misses Sexton, Miss At the local office of the U. S. Weather Bureau in Honolulu partly A Westingbouse Electric ,Fan in Office means comfort and comfort means economy. You know tho office bet- addition to plant we in a C. RIckard, Mrs. W. Stoddard, and cloudy weather obtained, with measurable rainfall on the 1st and 7th, whole force works make a similar claim. With our are ter and gives you a better return for your pay roll on a cool day. better condition than ever to handle commercial printing. Our daughter, P. W. Bluet, IL R. Bryant, amounting to 0.07 inch, 0.28 below the weekly normal, and 0.33 less X A. Shingle, Bodge, Westlngh se Tans make all days "cool days." Wo have all types of service for book and work. Lewis, R. W. R. than during the preceding week. The maximum temperature was 83 three Linotypes at your brief If K. Meyers, O. Crozier, E. Crozler, fans ready for you to carry away with you. J deg., minimum deg., and mean 77.0 deg., 1.6 deg. lower than the you are not a Star customer, send us a trial order; you will Mrs. H. C. Austin, B. H. Austin, H. R. 71 normal, 1.6 higher week's. The relative be pleased with the result. Beckley, E. D Baldwin, Y. M. Jaover, and deg. than last mean daily c Sam Parker Jr., M. Kokl, F. J. Hare, humidity varied from 66 per cent to 74 per cent, and the mean for the W. Cockett, Master A. Smith, Mrs, C. week was 70.6 per cent. Northeasterly winds prevailed on the first Star Printing Office A. MacDonald, James L. Coke, C. L. three days and easterly on the remainder, with an average hourly velo- The Hawaiian Electric Co., McCandless Building, Bethel Street. Telephone 365. Coke, C. L. Waldeyer, Mrs. Yoshida, city of 8.3 miles. The mean 'daily barometer ranged from 30.02 to t Mrs. H. Bechert, Miss M. Hennlng, Mrs. 30.12 inches, and the mean for the week', 30.08, was 0.10 inch above Hennlng and four children, Miss Morin, normal. SATURDAY, 14, 1909. THREES THE HAWAIIAN t STAR, AUGUST

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- years, mid basis ot Iter, Hatch, Murvcl, Wilhlngton, Lan- 'which tho viands were hurtled through .this affords the - some understanding of what tho co VLSCy J sing, Lucas, Shingle, Hedenian, Wlcli- to dining room, tho air from itltclien output Is nian, incuornsion, (jasue, ana mv. ana King street. will bo when the Across more doubled. Tho cus- Mrs. Kennedy. Mr. expects to leave for tho much than Srott tomer proved a main support la mainland where ho will practlco law, that general - TOWN dull times should occupy au equally It. P. Schwerin. the nianuK- TALK within a few days, and tho occasion SOCIETY er of the Pacific Mall Steamship Co. conspicuous placo in good times. Tho By THH KAK ABOUT TOWN. was in tho naturo of a symposium of . ...t . 1. i.t,. ... t c. .1 .,,.1, .... hteady of manufacturing iui 1110 n ill, outi uiiu uuuuivi good wishes his and his increase for future space must go on with- stopping at tho Seaside Hotel. They early return to Hawaii. lOd equipment have travel with them, Madmolselle out interruption, not only among tho There was a sweet young lady known whllo the Misses McClellan in white, Now Is the season wliereln vo Small- - Uiichlv for rpferep. Thpso wore rooii AAA Lo Drun, I automobile builders themselves, but ag Sally and Mrs. John McClellan in a hand- - a chauffeur and two maids. bov in some mygterious manner arlseth set at rest by a verdict of not guilty, On Thursday British Consul Forster Mrs. is a daughter of Mr. with tho makers of parts and acces- I will say lived some gown of gray satin looked xory Schwerin betimes, ere tne sun begins to spring reported (in tho same way) to have called on Governor Frear to pay his Who for rhyme's sake Huntington. sories in myriad variety. Tho value ot In our alloy smart. fills ruset mantle business at all, al- - been acceded to by Hath 011 account or farewell respects and introduco George - cars alone, averaging ?1200, will One of most beautiful ladles pre- though but a little while back ye same his hostility to proposed j F. Davies as acting consul in his ab- But I got into a mess the the method $200,000,000, but tho Initial cost Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Dutton, sister so" sencc. When I described her dress sent was Mrs. Henshall, in a stylish Sniaiiboy was heavy with sleep long of settlement. ex- brother-in-la- w Mac- - ot a car Is only tho beginning ot ' nnrl lmrntnlnn- - nnln. lilllo RflHtl. and of Mrs. Harry rter ye hm, ruffles mado nf 1 ' 1 I lmuUle been at work that As crepo do chine, with " e 1 i au c. AAA penditures, which continue In tho form " " - ieMieit;u.ii. un ociamu ye A bridge luncheon was given on of challls. She wore a rare and costly necklace 8tern measures of most strenuous 'I see be tlr papers th' insanity law ot replacements, repairs, accessories of Whitby jet suspended from which ' 'kind were required to awaken him. is declared be a Iyer lv tlr name iv x cdnesday by Mrs. Harry Lewis, in ... .".nd supplies. Practically all tho auto- name was was dainty miniature...... w. v,...... Wi,ereas but a while ago Mor- - Harrison be unconstitutional,'' 1101101 oi mis. uuzaoeiu 1. oaerj 01 Her envious lady rival's a """" ... little to said mobile factories arc building additions I Another notable figure was Mrs. 11. piieus gripped him so hard that it were Hennessey, looking up from his news- - I'nuaiieipnia. in 1110 centre ot uio Grace. 1110 was or otherwise providing for Increased, gown over P. Paris in a stylish table tastefully embellished needful elnpioy K,Tat powers to paper. "lu was a largo basket of maiden I said her was satin Chance of attired t0 I S. V. evergreens .,. , , output. Chronicle. with and malic interspersed ..... ,.,,, .,, ,i ...... ,. i,nir -fprn- Tim ninrn irrt up. JL , , o uvw s,u 11 I ...... dimi. mwuin ib" aiiat tuiui cu outiii ui TJ 1 A iuuocii uiiu oiccij uuti nuiii, uuui iri. UIJ1IUU u uuuiw " tl. atnn llllna tmiiilinit. n nn iu nf in nanu-panue- A A Sublimity! model elegant trim- - " """ it appear the m,vstoiioiis lnlluence great earnestness, "an- - ought to nuuvo colonial ngures, ...... u 111 Sho cried with joy. the latest with that with Chinese dishes wcro served. On Tuesday "And all I ware was dimity." mings of seven gold bands. Her beau-- of ye ripening mnngo, or mayhap ye be too. Th' Constootion iv our lan' dainty colors. evening Mr. aud Mrs. Among those present were Dr. and I. P. R. wcro k- some in-- 1 Those present were: Mrs. E. - Chance entertained at dinner Now Sally wants to meet me face to ty and charm of manner remar- Mrg falling keawe bean, or other was made f'r tlr sane nn' not tlr MLennan Secretary jnu Mrs. , ,,, f , .,.,. ...u.. Snaldlnc. Mrs. C. B. Wood. Mrs. Ful-.- at the Moana Hotel. Tho (meats In- - by . 1iiL iin face. ed all OllUllgU UUIvLUi IIIIIJfi,,. IIUUV.I uiuuu, atlllU, till LJUll- O Vlli ti!i.,.XI II BOC J il 13 " Rivenlmrgli, Mrs. Reld and Miss Fern. ,i,,,i , i girl- ,i,-s..-v rtfin,wuDi, .mi .ler. Mm. Hnbrtv. Mrs. Lnnkland. Mrs. eluded Miss Genevieve Loncton and ELEANOR R1VENBURGH. Miss Genuine Langton looked uiuijco n tirciiiiif3n iv 111 wot uuviumuidu su HUUUII1. 1 IS il UUll LIllIl WUll 111 ' " ' ' in white China silk, while Miss , mucli to ! Watson and Mrs. Savory. , OUIIIIUIL. AAA ish Tim Tf.,wniin in tr,,i., hours, the detriment of the great pathrltes who were driven bo plna charm- h,i peace of many households, do- - The prizes were awarded to Mrs., Mrs. W. Y. Howard Jeft on tho Ko- Gilman in white looked and dignity borso nies into signing th' great AAA the departure of the , Hobdy Mrs. A dance was given on Monday even- to tho ing. She was accompanied by her Cm.taIn philosopllerSi invesll. cunnt whch U)e blllconwork8 lv and Pi.Hrr. rea on Kednesday for a trip 1 I a oiil ye strange nho- - A A ing at "Ululanl' by Mrs. August While in Japan Mrs. How- mother. r Katlnc causes of this our libertbv. didn't .ston to think lv Orient. AAA i i , . .... - ...... im A ilnTipp wna irivi.n ;it flip Ynnni? Dreier, in honor of Miss Fiissoth. Tho A A A luiuiiuiiiBiiun, iiMve ui e iia- nrov sions l r III insane. 1 wuuiu ard is to be the guest of Bishop and Ma01 Has presented a bllgges-- i ,. iuinra. . . , .,,. UntRl- Inst nvpnlnir for trio nfflrnm of spaclohs dance hall was festooned with Miss Damon's gown of pale shades of 1! ' 1 " ,usu"' iu a nave mauo compncauons, Mrs. Harris well known to Honolulu tion to tho Entertainment Committee ... ,,,ubb,. " u- green - 1110 - b- - b- - bt- - and lcers ana Iclo vines and Hawaiian and Ameri- people, after which she will travel ox pink and was most becoming, 4i n... x.,.. icerta n mysterious connection between nn- disntrreemlnts to such an ixtint that M- transport Sheridan Cuu can Hags. Nalnoa's quintetto provided a"(1 - C. K. Dunn looked fetching schools and holidays, and capacity of nes of the 1,,,), sh.imrhni.a , Hone- - hP rnnXVinnni ZUZrl t. Provldince would have had to follow gay Qci 4 - Quintette provided music and music for tho many guests, who Hono-- wnmiuojB 10 hwukbr aro. up th- plague lv flics with all the other i1'8 the kong and Manila, returning to with a "luau." The geniality ot the n,0t,t enjoyable evening spent. danced In the pavilion or Mrs. C. W. Case Deering's gown was tho great session iv path-,'- 1 was strolled lulu in November. mayor as a host and his rare ability slvlnbefuro through the elegant drawing rooms of pale pink satin. Sho wore a collar Philadelphia would have slgn- - 5 ft A A A in the preparation of a Hawaiian feast, Some surprise has been expressed rites la decorated with American, beauty roses, Pearls and diamonds, and looked 0(1 CAPTAIN AND MRS. POURIE. Mrs. Greenwell, known as tho "mo- - whlch is almost a lost art, insures sue- - a Federal court ac- - "P an left tn" Job handsome. at verdict in the The season ot teas and receptions of Kona," is visiting Honolulu. ver' cessivo if tho undertaking is accom- -' v th' laus mat made ur ther quitting a Japanese cnarKed i wth Ira. - (Oontlnued on Page Five.) -- ne-- Mrs- - wore,a ?arIs owu 01 wnite plished. constlt-,otio- was crazy ninnlssey, an- stems fairly begun, thinking of the It Is feared an operation will be porting a woman undeV unlawful con- - home, embroidered in pink roses, with a pic may bo they was sinsltive. Pathriclc elaborate tea given att he St. Francis cessary, before her return A A A ditlons, But did you look at the ture hat of lavender, whllo Miss Clark- - & an, Hancock yesterday by Mrs. J. R. Pourie, wife AAA SIBYL CAMPBELL-REI- names of jurors? '1 here wero Pa- - son wore a styllsb- - of whlto di- - the thoge ,y Atchcrley. Gf Captain Pourie. U. S. A., and tho Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Maydwell of " had m Ug M ESTABLISHED IN 1830. rectoiro satin with silver brocade ' - . . lama Rath" and Jack Scully and how Knmn ,,.. al)0ut jeffson reception to bo given this afternoon on ten days' to this .T". tt T,,v ' Kona are a visit nuuu.u.u is a guesi OL , .- V"-..--.--- ' trimmings. Her graceful manners and ..i.H vn nvpr thpm - -- ' -.- .- nl tho- hnmn nf SpI.Ipt, R. Wrlnrlit. city, and are stopping at the Royal Dr. nnd Mrs hppn in-- I ' wiucn nmicaie tnai lxpuna cuum uuis M. appearance - 0,1 retired events have an Hotel. smart were most charm- theatr'icaf a'l,lin8? When the jury made R nne cagei nn. namilton has, but both atmosphere, y Hawaiian proached by the managers I, . , a -- ing. l,,l.. I1,lv nr. - ...... lnrnm.nUli. .,lin Ihnm... fVintv inlmi-- OP & CO. . Miss Clarkson is returning to her i many ixpm- " to annear before tho pilDllC Mrs. u"""h"un . . given rise to voiyooms iv w, AAA limriA In Phllnrlplnhln ffnm n tr-l- ... ,. . ilm fnnt. Hint, thnv nr nUll of thn anm- - The invitations tent by Captain T?oi(Vt! Inctriintn.. nmt, t.n.lin. rilUUHIIIUUlS WOfU UUIUK I11UUU lUUCtlUU IiniinilS. Ill' Silliel IV III I"l "un aronnd th(J worU, and ,g !oCated nt, in room by means of mer variety. Tho tea at which Mrs. anu King Edward VII's children. j matters the jury uteaves me warurooui biuwi.h iui th M f t d 7.) Pourio presided was In compliment to S. S. L j4 A a I" uetwuuii jvulii aim cuu, (Continued on Pago UAMKEKJS a danco on board tha U. St. Louis Mrs. Sterling P. Adams, who leaves in j - EUests Mr. MrS. n nvpnlnp- wpro hp.nrfllv rPS- - tlle' included and Mrs. Henr.v Foster Dutton. who la Avys'iftMW Tn.flv " yj-zt- x by , - Mr" - ' few days, accompanied Captain ponded to and a number ot twonspeo--; At"tn"n- B8B',"P- C;.Mc' stopping at tho Peninsula Hotel, was Liars," "Lover's Lane," "The Avoy, Mr. Chance, Mr. and Mrs. Afong, r Auburudala, Massachusetts and the "The Adams for a long vlslt to ner famlly Commercial and Travellers' plo officers 1 along with and their wives the hostess yesterday at a handsome lliece of uMra K. M. swanzy. (Girl frqm tho Golden West," und "dd homo , the South Captaln Pourie Letters of Credit Issued' on Captain Marix Lieut and Mrs. Far nlinlpp . . . . ' i the' in army and navy circles were prcs. luncheon at the Burllngarae Club, fol ' nHn pni.in fk flinv..v. ... quhar, Capt. Mrs. Low, Major A A iiuiuuiuuib,ii.tl.il me saueu a lew uays aco lor Honolulu, i Bank ot California and The Lon- and and . i 1... Il,n ,. .. ont. Tho quarter deck presented a lowed by bridge. Mrs. Dutton's guests ...... 11 !1VH I XI I. IIU ..nnnCCVIl LUIf.i. ,IIU 1..UWflfct M 1. 1, ... n. ,i. ....I I ISHIfn n n 1 -" - Will .....c, ...... In ml..... In ...... Mrs. Long. Dr. and Mrs. Lancrhorne.- r. r, t, SliiATXL.il., Wll., All anion;,' ." " .u don Joint Stock Bank, Limited, nngnc scene wuu suit nu, u ,u ' ir "mo in Honolulu. fow weeks to join him and to remain - tho Hawaii residents who have visited London. r,o. x am. u, lurH- - ' BiuimuruM. imS iu1B.B.. imtl ' Ilolusl:",lu' during tho nast two for an Indefinite Meanwhile she nations enclosing that part ot tho big M,i U 'am Hltchcock' M,ss Ac0 "eeks morning Mayor Fern and w, tJh6 , Correspondents for th Amer- mn- TZa Reos a the , eg stored Wednesday, travel through stat0 and leav. warship in a bower. On account of ?.un"'"s' J Parland and Miss Maud O'Conno- r.- . .Secretary Rivenburgh called on Cap- - ovon,n. ican Express Company, and ss Swanzy Paymaster and Mrs. at. the ""."Li-- I thlB nol Mont. whern tho warmth of the evening the side a R nulletln. taln Albert Glcavos o tho U S' S St she will enjoy a brief visit before Thos. Cook & Son. by flags Hornberger Civil Engineer Parks and Honolulu D. Nlcolson Mis Bicker- - pieces wero replaced small A A A I'ou,s- - compliment was returned town 1,,UJUI 'ton, Spencer Bicker returnlng to for a final visit with Interest alowed on term and making a cool pavilion for tho dancers. a"u A most thoroughly enjoyable enter-- , .ion, laui luuoaum, morning by Capt. Gleaves and r 1 I ...... 1 1m. Friday her frlenjg ncre. The tea yesterday for Savings Bank Deposits. A " ' " Tho wardroom in which refreshments Itainment took placo last evening at n ,, , p Ensign Howard. jMrs. Adams was one ot tho prettiest gaiety "- - v" 1 u wero served was decorated with white' urumct mucii ior tne California Conservatory of Music " 1 I affairs of tho late season and a score I the week, U. S. S. son Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gltt C AAA carnations and asparagus fern, with coming the Buffalo and Irvlng InstItute. It was ln tho .8. ThQ Howalan bau(I gave a concert enjoved "the hospitality of! - today. Judd. L Edith I orkins Sandy M b(J. tho electric lights covered and soften- nnturo of a house warm,ng t0 cclo. w on U1 naviu wJmrf 1,1,8 mornIng the hostess on this occasion and had In pale, , hon- - I HE ed by shades tho form ot AAA brato tho Inauguration ot tho school's i, liosSo Tlfomas Jew Uelon tween lne and cloven 'ClCkP in nn opportunity of saying au revolr to YflKnilflMA SPFP, F RANK yellow tulips. Tho same tono provail- - Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Chance of Paris now home In Presidio revenue. Friends ot mcors a,ul men th ( w Perkins or tho .U "10 complimented guest. Tho table ed in the captain'3 luxurious apart- -' entertained at dinner at tho Young camo from and near to Ll violet Damon, it. TOi,ti, Hnii for Hi o .. .,... - far extend p- vj. J. wv. T,Lit. UUUUrUllUIlM WUIU Uliuw uci cuiraio ill- LIMITED. open - Boardmnn, Bell McCorrlston, R. ment which was thrown to the Hotel last evening, tho decorations their congratulation tot hose who.havo ww' m0rning. WIL11 HUltX.ya UL . . vv if ir . HJ wuiiui.j UrillllllilUUu - lllUIUCilUUIl Capital (Paid up) Yen 24,000,000 being roses, neen ... xnki.t"i munn irii trw nrr" itwin. ... was ladles as a retiring room. Cunha's American beauty so successtui m managing tho I '. , RTp The ,nuslcal Programme, wiucn "V R 'rf Vr w pi,, fen, and a gorgeous centerpleco of tho Rtserve Fund Yon 15,940,000 quintette provided tho music and dur- - The guests included Mr. and Mrs, affairs of tho Institute. S. F. Bulletin. one, was much appreclat- - T.7re- an excellent ow and green made au crfoctlve HEAD evening sand- - .7. - isa OFFICE, YOKOHAMA. Ing tho a buffet lunch of Gilman, Miss Oilman, Mrs. Eliza- Among the Honolulans who ave plrintM r '5r on 'adornment yellow-shade- d Mnvnr w w" a" oar' with tho The bonk buys and receives for teen graauateu rrom tnis institution "B' candelabra. Hustaco, Madge McCaudles?, Mrs. O. j collection bills ot exchange, issues ed. Among the guests wero Mrs. W. Fuller, Griswold, and Gardner of the are Miss Alargarot Castle, tho Misses M. Sco:t, of McCarthy. Louise McCarthy, Eileen In honor of Lesllo this. AAA Drafts and Letters ot Credit, H. Smith in an elaborato lingerlo U. S. S. St. Lrfiuls and Mr. Bennett Maison of Hawaii, Miss Ruth Godfrey. for and Carthy. MoUle Grace Milton J Tho estimate ot General Manager transacts a general gown, Miss Mildred Smith In palo tho late Miss Clara Lowrey. Mrs. R.v- - John Ztl of tho'cierJ of banking business. Holt, M. D., C Bud Bishop, F. W. Alfred Reeves of the American Motor The Bank receives pinlo taffeta, made princesso, with a ;nt;rtaIncd eiiburgh nnl Edno Krouj' V Local deposits Ca t p at dInner ' s"Premo ?ourtn,?m" fn nf" single diamond ornament and Mrs. A Jfc A Copln, Chas. McWayne. Allen Jagor, , Car Manufacturers' Association that and Head Office Deposits for fixed pe- on board cru,sor G- .... b. th Mabel L- - - Howland " f. plans for 1010 call for production John Scott Noble, of Seattle In a dark Mr. H. Do Young, proprietor of the Howlau' Wilder, opposite the riods. neS(Ja oven, A. McCandloas, he studio of Jim the 8UggesUvo mg green frock. Miss Wenner of Seatt e , San Francisco Chronicle, H. W. Green, John ls of Local Deposits acs upwards for rogeg formed decoratf0n3 Among with his U111UII Lfllll U1I IUlh DUuii vwiwm in - ' - things in the effect upon general trade. ine year at rata ot 4 per annum. " wore Mr. wife and daughters arrived In tho Ho- " .1 wero laid for eleven, tho following bo- mnn nn n, ?V." thso Present and Mrs. P. R. 11. uuu . , . mi... f... m l... and Mrs. RIggsZ ' was stately rea and are registered Moana A. vvijucr, r.. liuimius, ur. ,,.., A WM flea dOfflce Deposits Yen 25 and up- ..,'.'; at tho 1 Chance, Miss Stevens, Miss Genevieve M. G. S. Water- - ' ' 1910 der brocade. Mrs. Marix wore a hand Hotel. Mrs. J. Whitney, Mrs. , , 'r , TiZS- - YiLunl cars, so that if tho estimate for wards for one-ha- lf year, one year, two K. Fong Ho, ' ,b bo pho-- ! somo figured chiffon with trim- - " Ihouso, Florence Ho, Kim U'X , ',' T . '8 realized tho increase will years or three years 5 1-- 2 silk Commander Parko, Midshipmen ,,,,," at rate ot mlngs of white and silver and Miss Smith AAA Lola Dlnklage. Alt. E. Bailey. May M. nomenal. Mr. Reeves states that tho per annum. and Shaefer. Tho dinner wns follow A great treat Is In stoie for Hono- - Stephens looked sweet in whlto. Miss Wright, P. A. C. Young. : XHart- - ot .! ed. ed by an lulu people 'when the Frawley Corn- - ' . and Charles thp. Particulars to be obtained on appll- - Informal dance. tTn.iMiii. It lin fop hullilprK t. " ...il.. Vulolni. nfnro Z ninv Imnosslhin Church looked dainty ln i Elizabeth pany opens ' wel1- - cation. its season at tho Opera'. MolII ,',. Mn1II x.mhflp nn. 'to accomnlish the feat, but ho claims figured pink chiffon with satin ribbon AAA ' I A very pretty dance for tho young- House about tho middle ot October. ,, ' !,,., I Tlio decorations woro unique in char-- . nf ior - nn th Honolulu Ufflcp 67 S. King Sstrest hair ornaments. Miss Quarles wore " ot giv- The company has been Nightbloomlng ot an P. O. Box 168. peach blossom satin, and Miss Helen er members tho social set was Btiengthoned,. present year Th nutonioUIlo bHBl. en last evening at tho Seaside Hotel Werner, Hanalel; N. ICahoku- - V"'"1' lle8S WP to bo on a 80Untl f00t- - m. TOKIEDA, Manager. Quarles, champagne messallno with clvtonn 14- "r Peter "7 .,l"r..r'" by Mr. Herbert Dowsett, as a farewell UUIIB Ul . UUUU. t ,ng 8nys jr()n 0 Ua 0rBUnl2a. Porelan bands. oV"te .rrr":'ir a. a; R. Horner, Hawaii; .Irs. huge to Stanloy Kennedy. The largo cool V- of castor beans, kukul nuts and Uon ,las eftected au aErceiuent which Miss Ada Rhodes loked stunning in b7me' uuuol l iiui nut iunumu Aiu,niut it bunches ot taro leaves and hibiscus, ot cryso do lanal was decorated ln whlto and AAA II. Smith, Elvira Smith, Hllo; Mrs. Pll!rlB fi, ,,n9!,n,iiitv nf ,uBnatrna The Two Jacks a Parisian model whlto tastefully arranged, forming a delight- - , green palms, and fern forming a plea- Miss Ruth Farley nnd W. P. Massey w kip a r .,. (n linW(1Prnnlp,, prp.iitfi The Most Popular Saloon In the City. chino. n. wmphony of color and originality. sant setting. Red, whlto and blue wero united In marriage this morning Hills, ti..tFlorence K.DoverllI, Ha- - jCon ueiU, fio radlcal Rn ftdvanc0 Miss Spalding as usual looked very Llhuo: : THE FASHION. lights outlined pavilion, the same nt 11 o'clock, at tho Episcopal church, nalel'; fl c,,alre were elaborately decorated sweet ln whlto and pale blue. the Mrs. E. S. Capellos, Hllo; John'0, In production docs not seem so dan Scully, Prop. shades being among Rov. Hyatt officiating. was very ' n,Ba,rob,ft horo Jack Jack Roberta, Mgr. Mrs. Stewart, a liandsomo brunette festooned tho It a Kaahu, Hllo; Wm. Charman, Koloa, thos' gerous as It would havo been when tree. Royal Gleo quiet wedding, af Hotel Street near Fort. Phone 483 was strikingly attired in whlto lace Tho Kawalhau Club only tho groom's father Kauai; Mrs. Wm. H. Ludloft, Hllo; f , , competition included tho giving of rendered danc- and Dr. and Airs. woro pro-son- f. CUUIvUIIIB, lllilUU OI Illllli. II UIII - over satin, with a trimming of gold excellent music for tho Haskell Mrs. H. H. Brodle. Hanapopo; Janot!,...... discounts to customers and tho accept- ers wero serv- After tho wedding a fringe, and three deep red roses ln and light refreshments bounteous nnco of their notes for a largo part ed. luncheon wns served at tho Chowawa ic ons wh cl1 my1stl"C(1 th? P,easur0 IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE hair. ifrsifBlWJ LUllam Byington. Kamohamoha E.K of tho purchase price. Therefore, those I her of tho ovoning tongues b IN J of Washington, D. Tho guests wero tho Misses Hede- hotel. (From tho Thenatcheo pally Victor, Hllo. of whom tho automobllo trado Is n NEWSPAPERS Miss Smallwood sorved stowed In swipes proved a dish , ANYWHliRB AT ANYTIAia crepo do man, Langton, Mackeo, Hatch, H. World, Thenatcheo, Washington.) customer may look forwnrd lo tho out- C, was elegant ln lavender ' fow had tasted before Tho mode of Cell on or Write Whlto, R. Ken- Mr. and Mrs. Massoy, then drove, to Tim i'Antrtlr will Instill rln TVTInnlf come with complacency. 1' realized chine, and Mrs. Ramsay woro laven- Whlto. Lucas, Damon, Tlio - It " their now home, Capo Rancho, Cash- great service itself was orlglnnl. Wild- cvorywhero present 8 C. DARE'S ADVERTISIHG AGEKGI elaborato Persian nedy, Moshcr, Campbell, E, Spalding, Maddorn Flsko's success, "Leah vrtlil t that with tho rato der satin with "ah l.illn " Innnr Inn nnnnnltn """" ""l-- A. Spalding, Wight, Fishor; Messrs. mere, Washington, which is six hours Kloshna," Eleanor Robson's successes of production tho automobllo trado has 124 Sansomo Street bands. Grill, gavo the Idea to tho host, . . , Kon-ned- y, from Seattle. Mrs. Massoy ls tho Ton." nfprpi htp,. Ann t. ,in ,. 4v Miss Kolloy of New York wa3 startl- Sherwood, Lowrey, F. Lowrey, .nimt. n,i h..n I RAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. daughter ot Mr. Mrs, A. C. Farley Kate',",who nPvl8cd a trolley Pvstom. by marl(Ct ing In black and white silk chiffon, Farra, Macfarlane, Fuller, Wal- - and and Ethel Barrymoro's "Cousin machlner. for tho last two I FOUn TUB HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1009. - "1 vantage of the present opportunities and secure .cultivating con- tracts wherever they can. It will be to their interest to do so." B3SSSSS3 DAILY AND SEMI-WEEKL- 8tar Of course by this time the rank and file of the former strikers know Samson Gas Engines that they were deluded, they, know, for example, that the results What Next? Sunday) by the Star promised by led them to strike were not produced, Published every afternoon (except Hawallan them those who Entirely Newspai'EU Association. and tliat the strike was a failure. Hut probably few' of them realize Satisfaction is guaranteed up to date al lthe harm done them by the outrageous strike campaign. RATES: SUBSCRIPTION G Jjothing better in Local, per annum $8.oo It is a gross and outrageous impropriety for The Star to print an JJnd all parts accessible NOW COMES THIS 12.00 it an Foreign, per annum t editorial, not referring to any particular case, in which urges Qale Payable in Advance. opinion o'ftcn before urged, that the government should handle all or, calm Entered at Post Office at Honolulu, Hawaii, as second class mall matter. prosecutions through its own prosecutors, not allowing private coun- JJJore than 3000 in operation Fountain Pen a favor sel to lake charge ; Immensely popular Subscribers who do not get their papers regularly will confer BUT, by notifying the Star Office; Telephone 365. Stationery, t js perfectly proper for the attorneys in' a pending case to write marine or portable Safety Razor of Hawaii has declared both THE Horth The Supreme Court of the Territory their own accounts of the case, to be published in the papers as news HAWAIIAN STAR (Dally) and THE SEMI-WEEKL- STAR newspapers written by disinterested reporters; it is perfectly proper , IT'S A DANDY. of general circulation throughout the Territory of Hawaii, ('suitable for supposedly Overcome yonr power troubles proceedings, orders, Judgments andi decree entered or rendered for them "to write columns of editorials, to be read by the unsuspect- East Let us you. n the Courts of tlp Territory of Hawaii." ing public? with the idea that they are the views of an independent show Letters to THE HAWAIIAN STAR should not be addressed to any In- journalist", it is perfectly proper, even, in the course of such editorials, connected with the ojee, but simply to THE HAWAIIAN STAR, Jothing better at any rate South and West dividual tot plainly and emphatically take a definite side in the pending case. to Editorial or Business Departments, according to tenor or purpose. or the This, fellow citizens, is the theory under which The Star is being GEORGE F. IIENSHALL MANAGER attacked by the lion. W. A. Kinney and his associates. FRIDAY AUGUST 13, 1909 Co., Acetylene Light and Agency Hollister A FEW MILD SUGGESTIONS. ti-- f T Kaaliumunu Street, Honolulu From a newspaper point of view, there is a much larger question Saturday ermon Drug involved in the discussion of the strike trial now in progress, than merely that of the guilt or innocence of the defendants. We trust that the jurors are able' to remember that they have to bring in their ver- Co, at- -- dict upon a fairly clear-cu- t issue, regardless of the conduct of the LETEE' HUNDRED AND NOW. torneys for one side or the other. It should be plain to intelligent A certain, well known and sometimes mildly ridiculed American city Want a Desk? men who have listened to the evidence in question that the real issue i:as proposed for itself, through the medium of a group of prominent Wnrnaliptn i nrpttv rlonr. Wo do not know whether they are heed citizens, an ideal of municipal development which looks toward a much ing judicial cautions against reading the papers or not, but if any of finer city architecturally, educationally andniorally, to be made a nud- mm We nave Roll-lo- p and Flat-to- p vital and b-- of this "B05 them happen to read this, we want to impress upon them the ity ' 1915. When the late Edward Everett Hale heard DESKS from $20.00 Op. STEINWAY important fact that, as they value their own rights as citizens as they ton 1915" movement he made the characteristic remark that while it lfcKSv lift. Our Complete Line STARR AND OTHER PIANOS. value being protected by law from crime or, as possible future litigants was an excellent ideal a still better motto for the arousing of public THAYER PIANO CO. themselves, value the right to a fair trial, theyihavc weight added to spirit would he "Boston nineteen hundred and now." Instead of hav bmmvr.'H mil 14 gives you a great variety, 166 Hotel St., Opp. Young HoUl. their oaths to trv the case solclv on the evidence and the instructions ing people concentrating attention of a goal six years distant he vcnl from the Plain Small Phone 218. nf the court. have them take hold with all their might of the nearby duties anil op- Desks to the Spacious TUNING GUARANTEED. Lawyers and newspapers are supposed to know all this. It is an portunities. Elegant Ones. old story. It is a part of the proposition which every lawyer impresses Doubtless these two ideals that of an objective some distance away unrin.. .. everv itiror he examines unon his voir dire. "Are you in such in time and space and that of the importance and strategic character a frame of mind that you can try this case solely upon the evidence of the present moment arc capable of being reconciled and of being THE GUIDE you ESTABLISHED 18D9. as produced. in court and the instructions which will be given to 'made mutually serviceable, but for the moment I want to en hasi.e t by the court?" is an elementary question, a stock plirase. iur. run Dr. Hale's admirable suggestion. A correct, complete and conrenlenO ; ney, leading counsel for the prosecution in the present case, of course Two classes of persons need just this propelling suggestion. One is & Shipping Paper for the Hawaiian Iil H. Hackfeld Co., Ltd., ands. put it to every juror. He thus practically asked every juror to be fair, made un of those numerous people whose motto is "some other time." WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTERS-- GUIDE listen to no outside influences. Upon what theory of good faith, In tropical countries it is almost impossible to get the natives to do PUBLISHING CO., then, does he allow his firm to write accounts of the trial to be publish- anything. Thcv dreamily reply when urged to do their duty, lomor P. O. Box 393. Telephone 374. ed fraudulently as those of an independent newspaper reporter? Upon row. tomorrow.' But when tomorrow comes it is the same old pretext what theory, after asking jurors not to heed any influences outside again; and so the days slip by and tasks are left half completed while of those presented in the courtroom, docs his firm write editorials m those who should be doing them sport under the siiadc ot some um eAAAAAe ? .... nvnrnccitirr n ilpflllito OOlIlioll about lllC CaSC AbK red-blood- Anglo-Saxo- n ,.;rr nnrrr brageous tree. But by and by some comes WE HAVE A SUPE- jurors to swear not to heed outsitle lntiuences, aim men wrue ut" alone and then the dirt for the canal begins to fly and other great con UBHITUBEI and editorial articles, unsigned, arguing the easel Is that playing fair? struction and improvement undertakings made splendid headway. "Do FA LY RIOR GRADE OF COAL - Tlnr, ie nkn simnnsed to be a newsnaner code of ethics in such mat- a. motto, yet does r it now and clinch it is popular American and who FOR USE. - ters. Journalists are supposed to teel prcttv strongly over uieir n.s'" not know men and women in every American community whose euro HOUSEHOLD to try :to be absolutely fair in such cases. They are supposed to have nic weakness is the habit of procrastination, who are all day doing a BY THE SACK OR TON. (backed m Your Credit standards of impartiality. And it is an elementary rule thing that ought to be dispatched m three hours? GOAL some places by statute and everywhere by. a sense of fair play) that It is particularly true in the moral sphere. Most of us expect to LOWEST PRICES. be when cases arc pending before a jury., reporters shall be told to firace up some day. Oh, yes, we are going to join the church by and Is Good j fair nnrl editors shall avoid statinc conclusions. What is to be thought ,by, we are going to put our shoulders to patriotic and good citizen its J. HOPP & CO. - of a newspaper which allows counsel in a pending case to write ship movements. We are eroiner to write that letter of sympathy and King St editorials 'on that case? Is that what subscribers pay for when tney render that little kindly service. But when, my delayiiig brother, pray the public wants, when it seeks the Honolulu Construction & graying Co., Ltd. take Is that what vVhen?' "Keen not vour kisses for mv cold, pale brow." Time speeds r. columrjfCqf a newspaper for the facts and verities of current affairs? till. ; What thou docs do quickly.. Join the nineteen' hundred and now We h.a;c dealt with but a single feature of a whole series which it Fort St Opposite W. G. Irwin & C,o. Phone, 28J take up. might or mightnot be proper to ,. t he otner, .class ot people 'to whom an injunction o,t tins sort may Goocroooooooooooooooooooooooooocxxx) "serve as a needed incentive js made up of the serious, strenuous mcm-ti'b- 't At THE STRIKE. :'m. '...v. 1. i,4. JORDAN'S ULTIMATE RESULTS OF uTS ,oi sutiiuy wiiuau luu.u.s aic su t.:uni&ii iuu until uuiuu,,i:i mat inn-r;i r ing, to enlist general popular sympathy they-becom- e discouraged and ' campaign led by. Several times this paper has stated that the strike .say, it's no use to do anything but wait for a change in public sentiment. Jap- Makino and associates was likely to prove more harmfu' to the It's, no use to clean up the streets and agitate for pure food and milk with M rl Cn TKic i'c Fort Street anese than to any other clement, The same idea is expressed And better tenement houses until socialism is in the saddle everywhere force andl'detail in the following editorial in today's Maui News: and an entire revolution in the public attitude has taken place. Wrong the "Passing of the Japanese The agitation created among again. Because we can't do everything at once we are not excused Their Season. If You will Use a begin- Japanese laborers by the drones of that race is probably the from trying hard to do all we can today. as labor element of the ning of the end of Japanese ascendency a for nineteen hundred and now ! J he best year that ever his Hurrah 3 islands and the time will come when the name of Makino and was' a veritable year of our Lord. There never was a better time to "SKEETGO" LAMP THE CELEBRATED of Jap- henchmen will be. hated as earnestly by the remnant the clfn up our own lives or help the world forward. Washington Star I . colony that is left here as is Sheba hated now among the anese 8 You will not be Annoyed by ignorant laborers. , Them. "During the early years of the history of the sugar industry the II MAMM IRENE planters imported Chinese almost exclusively for a number of JAPANESE FIGHTS FERN PES STAYS years. These men constituted by far the greatest element of the ru m m j 1 , i In they became un- .i h - laboring class. All went well for a time until OovcrnoT Frear totlny, received from jsenson, smitn & uo., juta. manageable and acts of violence were frequent. The Chinese TO KEEP MARRED AnTono Fernandez, the Hamakua 'were under a penal contract system that made it obligatory for member of the Hoard of Supervisors HOTEL and FORT STREETS. Corsets them labor unless they were ill. It was not uncommon for a of Hawaii, a letter withdrawing Kls to A rave incident occurred in Judge even whole gang of laborers to announce to their resignation. As it happened the with, Chinaman or a being 'We will be sick tomorrow,' and on the following day not a Robinson's court this morning, drawal was hero as soon as tho res. 'PHONB 297 luna. ignatlon. Supervisor was one of them would ,turn out to work. At that time there n Japanese divorce case contested. Fernandez single urged by some of his constituents to Chinese merchants in the islands. These men Al Tafcano sued Rinklchl Takano for were many wealthy reconsider his intention of retiring. POPULAR laboring ckiss and divorce on grounds, when M0DE..J did not try to exercise a good influence over the three uiit Why does the FRANKLIN win all the important economy contests and enso caflie to rely in time ihev were superceded by the Japanese who for a time did tho to trial elected The stock hooka of Oahu Railway outclass all other automobiles in reliability trials, If It Is not the most well. solely upon that ot cruelty. Clem K. & Land Co. wMi bo'closed to transfers economical, most efficient and strongest automobile made? nt Qulnn appeared for tho wife and W. Aug "It would now seem that tile Japanese leaders arc allowing from U to IS Inclusive. 1909 FRANKLIN RECORD CONTEST T. Rawlins for the husband, tho lat- - J to slip from their fingers as did Want a desk? Hackfeld & Co. AND Mod- their unprecedented opportunities taking a HARRISBURG RELIABILITY ENDURANCE TEST. Franklin $750, $12.50 and $15.00 ter the unusual course for have i complete assortment, from Trophy, highest the course of five or ten years the Japanese T .1 r. .1 , ! ry , H" el D won tho Governor's tho award of tb contest. In this the Chinese and in .1., f rrl. t li nrt. p nnn plain roll-to- and flat-to- n desks for will be in the same position as the Chinese are now. run the Franklin's nearest competitor had 9G points penalization. business men was a host of witnesses at hand and $20 to very elegant bxponsivo desks. grasp NEW YORK AUTOMOBILE TRADE ASSOCIATION ONE-GALLO- N MIL- It seems strange that the more far seeing Japanese did not tho trial was not concluded this morn Call at hardwaro department ruin and look EAGE CONTEST. The Franklin won its class prize, also grand prize, and the situation as Sheba did and stem the tide that means the ing. si ! them ki oveif. established a world's economy record by carrying the greatest load Japanese in this territory. Judge Robinson grfanted a dlvorca "you the of the interests of When want mechanical draw. greatest distance on one gallon of gasoline. WE ARE SHOWING of Hawaii will sec that Sheba to Maria Jose Faria, with' custody ing rnsTrumontH, - "When it is too late thc Japanese blue print and trao- PITTSBURG ENDURANCE RUN. Franklin Model D was only auto- of a son aged eight ears, against ing the is their best friend and the higher wage agitators their worst paper, waterproof inks, etc., go mobile to make the run of 450 miles without penalization for repairs or ad- Francisco Antonio Faria for to A. n. - enemies. , I Arleigh & Co., who are justments. lew- Striped Pina agents Tor "There is at this time a better opportunity for the laboring men t Frederick Post & Co. ol WORCESTER RELIABILITY TRIAL. Franklin Model D won the only I New York, Chicago better their condition by taking contracts than ever before and and San Francis perfect score. Tue tecnnlcal examination after the contest eliminated to MORE MONEY FOR co. Arleigh will advantage oppor- carries' a full line. thirteen contestants who had clean rord scores. OR those of that class who arc wise take of the MISS CAMPBELL. plan- CLEVELAND ENDURANCE AND ECONOMY CONTEST. Franklin Mo tunities thus afforded to secure cultivating contracts on the Judge Robinson granted petl- - j tho aei u won tne mgnssi awara. it naa a perfect road score and also tho tations and avail themselves of steady employment, free from the tion of Robert W. Shingle, guardian Sills EARLY POLO lo.xest consumption. if3bvvvsyi --v, Pineapple according , irksome dictates of an overseer and a means of earning of the property and rights of Mary k r r. r rr wry t- r i - . . umuttuunrtTi iuuu-mij-- ijj n ituiAuiijii y Model D won a to the amount of labor one performs. Beatrice Campbell, a minor, of addt-- j xest. Frnklln perfect score. Tho technical examination after tho contest caused the "Especially to ITawaiians should the contract system appeal. tlonal allowances io tho ward. In Today's polo same starts nt '$ penalization of many entrants. In a great variety of colored December last her allowanco was fix- o'clocltthls There are thousands of ITawaiians in the islands who understand aftornooh. 'Instead of at BRETTON WOODS RELIABILITY RUN. Franklin Model D won per stripes on white grounds; colors, ed at $500 a month. It Is now order 3:30 as a the cultivation of cane and have seen and have done the work from previously' .announced, tho feet scora In this run it was the only 1909 stock model that was ship pink, blue, black and all white. ed that tlio following payments on earlier start being early childhood. they will take contracts on the same basis that arranged for tho pea direct from the factory to tho cdntest route. It went through thd 1600- - C5o PER YARD. If her behalf bo made: sake of troops aboard' the Japanese have been taking them they should make better tlio Sheridan muo grind without a slnglo adjustment Tho additional sum of $200 a month which sails at G p. rhV. '1 ad- utiiDDiSN Franklin Model D and Model H botn won perrect wages than they now do and be entirely independent. The for support and tour. maintenance from scores easiest-ridin- g vances made plantations sufficient necessities In this contest they were acknowledged to be the of by the arc to meet the February IS to July 18 year. s, this THE ATCHEnLKV CASE. an moior-car- ana tney naa no tiro trouble of life while the work is easy and the. returns good. Tho sum of $713.85 advanced fo" Deputy Attorney Genoral Lorrln An- All ot which proves that an automobilo constructed so that It rides easily "The labor that have been brought about by the hor expenses of traveling recent troubles from school drews this morning filed a supplemen- Is the best automobilo mechanically and the most reliable, that- irreat Ehlers Japanese the con- in Now York to Honolulu In April. tary ng agitators about towns have not created greater brief for tho 'Territory insanity weight is not necessary for strength, that Franklin non-Jarri- construc- Tho sum fidence in the Japanese laborers who have gone on strike or have of $200 for her expenses case. Justice Wilder took It off tho tion and light weight mean comfort, economy and safety, that the Frank- traveling air-cool- taken an active part in the recent labor troubles. of from Honolulu to school flies for reading. Tho hearing will ho lin engine is without a rival for efficient work and staying in California. resumed by tho Supremo Court on "While many hundreds of Japanese will doubtless bV given re- King St. Ewa of Nuuanu. Tho sum of $600 a sup-por- f, Monday morning. newals of contract it is safe to say tlnjt since the recent labor month for there maintenance and education dur- HARDWARE, troubles will be a disposition to look with greater favor on ing her minority. . H. G. MIddledltca gave CROCKERY, FI3H1NU a reassuring TACKLE, other nationalities. interview on 'tho ASSOCIATED GARAGE at lowest prlcea. 1 Japanese strike here acl- - Fine Joh Office. ' "Let the ITawaiians and laborers' of other nationalities fake Printing, Star to a Denver aper. . Baseball Gcoda A 'Specialty; rtitM..rJi , ffE HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1909. . FIVB'

AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. Helen Gny, Mr. Henry Rose, Mr. Au- PROBLEM gust Dreior Jr., Mr. Edw. Dreler, Mr. THE MOTHER'S SAILS EARL! GREAT POLO GAME Lynch, Mr. O'Brien, Mr. Chas. IJ James OtlUiilMtig SIM, 11,'HltliJ-- Lynch, Mr. Kerr, Mr. McDougall, tit;, flrl. present It-p- mm .Mr A serious problem which George Becklcy Jr., Mr. Shavarllch, BOXI NG to every mother with girl to raise, Fassoth, Mr. Proscott, Dr. FreltaB, Mr. I 11 JC DM In Tho exigencies of school ciA-- Wm. Fassoth, Mr. George Clark, Mr. thefeila.vs. SI Theater I C THISiFIERiOOi life, the liurryandroutlneof ouryJl.iy CORNER LIL1HA AND KUKUI STS. 1 Peters and Mr. Magoon. i of the artificial environment This afternoon at 3:30 there may bo duthw, CRUISER ST. LOUIS WILL START modern civilisation, muko it more") witnessed on tho field at Moanalua Mr. Charles Bennett, a member ot to strong, healthy girls IN THIS dllllcult raise Saturday, Aug. FOR H1LO AT G:45 Articles ot association of Hie Japan- what promises to be one of the most the Withers Conceit Company, is a than ever in the history of tho world. 14 s exciting games ot polo ever played In guest Hemenways, rc- -l AT 8:30 P. M. MORNING. ese Mercantile Co.. Ltd., imvo been of tho and lias Hoys raUe ihoinsolvcsi. Glvo them the Hawaiian Islands, As la well un- - June,' filed In the office of the Treasurer. inaiiied in Honolulu since lam ... t ... I It .it., 1H.u.t ntlri flwiV tlMll ART derstood, the gamo is to be between when Mr. Withers and his wife Mdme. Captain Fu-kun- i,;,'iiw,mwh Tho cruiser St. Louis, S. ' ROUNDS K. Muraoka, S. S. Kobayashl, Itm...... rinlii, nlnli ntnl llin...... T?lffh Pnvnlrv. m... t i . tin., e . tun " ',,,,,' .. . .' 201 20 Gleaves, will sail from tills city for ...... v...... v j, r,,j iu nuu iur u t.lmil u mu worrvinp. nut the gmi prosons a sor all ot Kahulul, and S. Kado-kaw- a, tills being the meeting between Sat- - ' Hllo tomorrow morning at 0:45, and third volcano. They are expected next ,otlg problem. Shl-get- a, these teams. j Cordell will reach tho Hawaii port early in K. Matsul, S. Shlmotsu, D. urday when two more concerts will bo UoWmnny mo,horfl there arowhoaro ilm Jack Since last niton pta to play at Lon- - Iko-mo- the New FeatureF tho 'evening. Sho will stay there un A. Uchlda, S. Tomoeda, T. rl, fiivcn hcre bef0ro their return to worry,ng ,mul tlielr .laughters. Ner- - Moanalua the field has been put in first (IatC3 ot concerts being til Wednesday when Captain Gleaves K. Fujlnaka, all ot Puunone, arc tho lho vonsniny KinP( with poor, caprlclom, vs. rate condition. It has been levelled. Scpt, 7th nnd 9th approximately. bloodless, a constant will start for San Francisco. He will the Incorporators. Kahului Is the appetite. listless, Burglars HistaKe tho bare places grassed ovor and, In Mr. Bennett seems young to ilguro nnxiL.(y to tho mother. How shall she mnko a rush trip to tho Coast and good place of business and the purposes are general, made almost as as the In lll0 rccor(i which already ho has , ROiV0 sho Dick Sullivan some of the 'Officers state that they lier problem? To whom shall UY REQUEST general mercantile. famous lieiU at bCllOHCIU DanraCKS. mniln. nnil tho nemiln nr Honolulu re- - turn fnr lieln? V.nrh nana la moro or For tlie Middleweight Championship will make tho trip in four days and The Honolulu team has already been Twenty thousand dollars is the ca- member with what enthusiasm his less a Btudy by Itself, and cannot be ot Hawaii. a Jialf. This would be a better rec --announced. The Cavalry bunch has pital stock, shares being $10 each, and marvellous voice was received two solved by any general rule. Star of Bethlehem PRELIMINARY. ord than ttiat of the Tenyo Manii ample material and will enter one ot the of capitalization is foO.OOO: months ago. Thlrt Is tho one mother boI ved the which is four days and eighteen .limit tho strongest teams ever put forward . Mrs. Kchopfcr, r'JJ) Proscott Muvaoka holds 500 .'.hares and the oth v Mr. Bennett, though an American, problem. ILLUSTRATED SONGS BUGLER SARCONI, (ot Camp Very). hours from hero to San Francisco. It the Cavalry. Should the Hono-- ers 100 snares has made his homo in London, and Avo., St. Louis, Mo., in a letter to Dr. KID TERRY, (of U. S. S. Iroquois) is doubtful If the will make each, for $i5,uoo of the lulus win this afternoon thoy will cruiser capital subscribed', and fifteeti per cent .prefers Paris to any city of the con- llartman, says: "My daughter Alloc, as good time as mentioned, how- - have best three out ot five legs on SIX ROUNDS AT 130 POUNDS. that of the captial has been paid n. tinent, and Bombay in the East. four years of auf. was a puny, sickly, eve:. the Leilehua experts. lKjrn. waa Muraoka Is president, Fujinnka vico Ho was educated In the Conserva- ailing child nlnoi flu wn I REFEREE, MIKE PATON This morning Royal wo com- the Hawaiian president, Tomoeda secretary, Kobaya- - tory of Boston, studying also with always doctoring lifr. When now on sale at Fitzpatrlck band gave DON'T IGNORE SLIGHT INJURIES. nho grow ntrong Three changes Tickets a concert on board the St. shl treasurer, and Ikemorl, Shlmatsu, Charles R. Adams of city, and menced to use Pcruna store, Hotel Sts. that Bros, cigar Fort and Louis, starting its music just as tho Kadokawa. Matsili and Uchlda Don't neglect giving every cut, with Trabadello thren years in nnd well." Paris. Mrs. Martha Moss, Prices: rtlngsido $3.00; Reserved Buffalo came Into tho wharf, and wound or bruise prompt attention. While In London Mr. was Another mother, a week Bennett, D. 5, Chippewa Fallo, Wisconsin, Seats $2.50, $2.00, $1.50. General adding to ceremony with which sho Blood poison may appear and an ugly twice requested to sing before the R. F. says: "Our little cight-ycar-ol- d girl Admission $1.00. wasretreiveil. During the stay of tho scar or even the loss of a limb result. King and Queen, from whom ho re- - altls-septl- hnd a bad cough, nnd was in a gcnoral St. Louis "the officers and men state Chamberlain's Pain Balm Is an- p, ceived souvenirs and flattering words run-dow- n condition." She hadnovcral that they enjoyed the stay verj-- PERKINS SET FREE heals tho wound rapldly-ati-d all Jiave of praise. doctors, who could glvo tho child no r& MONDAY, niucn muuetf. captain ves; danger is avoided by use. sale Gleaves' its For In speaking to the reporter Mr. Ben- lief, and tho mother no encouragemont. sel will always bo by all dealers, Benson Smith & Co., a'welcoiuo visitor When Commissioner George A. Da1 nett remarked on tho cultivation of got a of Pernnn WEDNESDAY in Honolulu. hgents for Hawaii. Ji'lnally, sho bottle vis opened his court this morning for musical taste which ho has found ln nnd commenced giving it to tho child, and the preliminary examination Jf Lit Honolulu and places this city as first and it proved to bo Just what alio FEIDAY Perkins, a member of tho cruiser St. according to size of all he has visited neoded. When she commenced taking JURY LIST Louis crow, under a warrant clmg-in- In that respect. Peruna the had to ho carried. him with smuggling tapa from Society For two years Mr. Bennett travelled Now tho mother fays uho is playing 1 Co'-lect- ,on concert through around all tho time. Samoa Issued at the instance of a tour Europe (Continued From Page Three.) ' 111. I , . . Clerk Job Batcheior has drawn - r i words were: "You have THE MARVELOUS the E. ft. Stackable, a nolle pros"- Ivilu 1U155 .iiiine. ....Imm wcu Known iu Her closing following jurors for tho January 1909 ct done a great deal for her. Sho is the qui was entered by Dis'-!- Attorney pink maiden ferns, "onolulu, . since that term in Judge De Bolt's court, to suc- carnations, hair only girl we have, and it meant lota to R. W. Breckons. Perk'ns was thcro palms. During an intermission ho 1,afi v,sited 13onlba' Burma. ceed the present panel: and ' ""l0 na to cured." upon n Ma'ay Stales. Java, Hongkong, Can- - havener BEGIN THINKING ABOUT discharged. rnfroalitnonta snrvwl rnnfilfil Itiir many Edward Baker, James Guild, Charles ton. Manila. Shanghai and Japan The.o aro samples ot letters A ot sandwiches, ice and punch in tho which Dr. is receiving, com- otophone GAS IN Wallace, Charles N. Arnojd, Thomas It Is possiblo another tour may ter llartman PUTTING THAT NEW ARCHIVIST RETURNED. dining Lee, John A. C. beautiful hall tho motif ot ing straight from tho hear to of loving Bortfleld, B. Fisher. C. - minate in Honolulu, early noxt spring. Robert Lydeckor, librarian ot ar- which was pale pink. mothers. While tho different schools COMENCING HOUSE TODAY. THE INSUR- Mgred G. Reis, William Thompson, I eh VPS. retiiriipil vestnrilnv in Din Aln. Among thofo present wero Miss differing Frederick J. Smith, Jonathan N. Wood, of medicine aro bickering and ANCE WILL BE LESS THE llleda from hig tour ln connection with Miss Rose, Miss Spsncer, Miss Pornna oim iv. uiarne, lj. n , IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE as to theories and remedies, Thursday, 29 wiinam Aust 'n, oi.ri T...... n,. i.., Miss steadily nn giving pormanont July William F. Buckle, William Lindsay, i,. Ah Chuck, Kalelwauca, Miss First Judicial Circuit Territory or goes right COMFORT GREATER AND THE dently the hot weaher on tho manl-- Lucy Spencer, relief. After all, it Is cures that tho Edward C. Bruns, Fred. J. Turner, Miss Matilda Lemon, Hawaii At Chambers In Probate. land pulled him down, as he looked Miss May Williams, Mrs. E. J. Drelcr, people want. Theories aro ot little SATISFACTION BEYOND ALL John C. Gull, Robert K. Brown, Sam- on arriving many In the Matter of the Estate of Chun pounds lighter than Miss Adele Dreler, Miss Ada Mutch, Afong, deceased. neenitnt.. uel F. Nott, Rudolph Muller, James when ho left. Air. Lydeckor RECKONING IF YOU WILL bavld has not Miss Mario Mutch, Miss Cooke, Miss On Reading and Filing the Petition Grube, Rust, Henry Mcrsberg, yet resumed his duties at tho Archives TRY IT. THE COST OF GAS David Richards and Charles W. Bridg- building. and accounts of Bishop Trust Com- Mr es. pany, Ltd., an Hawaiian corporation, Admssion 10c and 20c IS LESS THAN ANY OTHER ' New Advertisements Administrator of the Estate within the Territory of Hawaii of Chun Afong, t, FUEL AND YOU CAN HAVE A "TO STCDMPAnY. BASEBALL NOTICE STOCKHOLDERS. late of Macao in tho Empire of China, - - HYDROGRAPHY II THE UrJITEDJTa-!'- COOL KITCHEN ALWAYS. ileceased, wherein it asks to be allowed & ?15,-382.- OAHU RAILWAY LAND CO. $5,s86.39 and charges Itself with 57 THE EMPIRE The annual meeting of the stock- and asks thnt same may bo exa- BIG LEAGUE TODAY holders thfr-Oah- u Railway & EXPEDITION of Land mined and approved and that a final Co. hns been called for- - Wednesday, order may be made ot distribution of For Rent August ISth, A. D. 1909, in pursuance Baseball In the big league the property remaining in its hands to Magazine Street $27.b0 Motion of an order of the directors, and will Honolulu Gas The hydrographlc expedition con Tho Punahous and St. Louis colleg- the person or persons thereto entitled Matlock Avenue 30.W -' be held at the office of The B. F. Dill sisting of Messrs. Lelghton and Men- ers will meet in tho big league tho ami discharging it and Its sureties Lunalilo Street 30.00 Pictures at ingham Co., Ltd., Stangenwald Build- danhall, tho, Federal experts, and Molliill park this afternoon, the game from all further responsibility as such Berotania Avenue zStVO Marston Campbell, Superintendent of ing, Honolulu, at 10:30 o'clock a. m. Administrator; Avenue 20.00 Co., Utd in rfthrf of ' Tfifiumtinri na l,n !., Kalakaua Thorough ventilation, com- T5.ll Wirl'O Trill rotnpn in ftMun In . . . on that date. Ordered Monday, the 20th 22.60 v...... '. . ". nahous have had one game and a It is that Lunalilo Street fortable chairs. ALEXANDER YOUNG BLDG., me iKanaia lomorrow morning. Tnat chance slnco to flfr u itB w6ik, s , " "A. W. VAN VALKENBURG, day. of September, 1903, at ten o'clock CGttage Walk 16.00 ,.wu,y. ac- ot Court, - &Wb SHotys ifAILY sieaier .icave Knumi tnavteam should come up Witn a bang Secreary, Oahu 'Railway & Land Co. a. m., before the Judge said Honolulu, August 13, 1909. Court-roo- m said Court, at A'dm'lsslii4 10c,. 15c; 25c" Bishop Street, at tho of the On Tuesday Aresars. Lelchtoa and - :n Aug, 14, 1C, 17. he, and tho - irs tit Sts Honolulu, Island of Oahu nr iI'j iV. "nr a. i uuuuuuicui iu uib iaiu I'uiiuiuuu ""T"" w,u 80 Per-- and.wnl put up a ripplnB good same hereby is, appointed as the time iiupa uc ucwiuiJiiiiiuu. uy uovemor anil place for hearing said petition and Furnished from the Start, STOCKBOOKS CLOSED. HfCOr, rr.rt nonnnn coin Kant.. Iinu l.nnn accounts and that all persons may then Waikikl 60.00 show cause, If Prospect 6trcet 32.60 ,very satisfactory and indications are OAHU & CO. and there appear and LOVELY WEATHER. RAILWAY LAND same should of a largo crowd The plan of reduc- - The stock books of tho Oahu any they have, why the PARK Beautlful weather, this, for a ride mg rates to thirty five cents seems not be granted, and may present evi- The rnnn nnium and Land Co., will bo. closed to are entitled to said to Haleiwa by auto or on the train, to have caught on with tho fans and transfers front August 11th to 18th, in dence as to who There is little dust on the road, it tho nubile, crennrnllv. property. Sale Open flir run elusive. For Heater having been kept down by tho gentle) Following will bo the two teams to W. F. DILLINGHAM, By the Court: Two lots at Kaimukl, corner lota. km showers during tho night. Patrons of play In tho gamo. (Sgd) JOHN MARCALLINO, Treasurer. Two hlocks from car lino on Nlntfl tho hotel will find tho cuisine all that I Puns McCorrlston, c: Bill Hamp Clerk. Honolulu, T. II., August 13, 1903. Avenue. k Owner desires us to submit on Pictures could be wished for and tho service ton, p; Hoogs, lb; Lemn, 2b; Medcraft, Stanley & Olson, Attorneys PACIFIC HEIGHTS. 3ts Aug. 14, 16, 17. Holmes. offer. ' excellent. Tho golf links attract the ss; McCall, 3b; anny Arcia, If: Jack Tor Petitioner. J. B. CARROL players ot that, almost, national tramo Kia. cf: Pevton or Ordenste!n. rf. 31, Aug. 7, 14, 21. Five Bedroqm '""house ln exr 4ts July (From the Empire Circuit) because they aro so pleasantly locat-- 1 Saints Soarcs, c; Johnny Williams, Paragon Market cellent condition. ed in a place where there Is always n: Georgo Bruns. lb: Jimmy Williams. F. W. KLEIN. Prop. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT UF THE ARTIST. ot Hawaii. MUSICAL MONOLOGUE Immediate possession. a breeze. Everything about Haleiwa 2b; Markham, 3b; Manuel Freltas, ss; First Circuit. Territory, is Inviting, tho broad verandas with En Suo, If; Taylor, cf; Barney Joy, At Chambers In Probate. No. 4177. pniusf ta" SPECIAL DELIVERY SERVICE. Very low rental to permanent their comfortable chairs whisper in- - rf. In tho matter ot the Estate of Otto U M tenant. vltations to all who come to the de- - Give Us a Trini ror Prlmo Cuta, Winkler, deceasea. Corner Fort and Merchant Streets. OR PHE lightful place. r;ne Job Printing, Star Offlc. Beretanla and Alakea. Phono, 104, of Notlco of Hearing Petition Will also rent for summer l. Ordor for Administration. months only. On Reading and Filing the Petition ot Lolnanl Winkler, (wldowj, ot Ho- The Big Show T nolulu, Territory of Hawaii, alleging that Otto AVinkler ot said Honolulu Wifc&iTRI!ST HflMPANY died- - intestate at Honolulu aforesaid For Little Bishop Trust on tho 17th day ot July A. D. 1909, leaving property within tho jurisdic- tion of this Court necessary to ho ad- Money Co., Ltd., ministered upon, anft praying that Letters of Administration issue to tho PUr lUH K k UUllllHlllilUiMl Bethel Street Lclnanl Wlnktcr, and praying said USB also that F. K. Archer, of said Hono- MoviDg Pictures lulu, bo appointed Guardian ot tho property ot Georgo Winkler, minor, WIRELESS and Vaudeville JOHN It. COOK son of said Otto Winkler, deceased. Complete changes o bill Mondays Practical Tailor, Busheler and Presser. It is Ordored, that MONDAY", the 23rd day of AUGUST, A. D. 1303, at and Wednesdays. Gentlemen's Own Cloth Mado Up. 9 o'clock a. m.. ho nnd hereby Is ap- Classified Thirty-fiv- e Years Experience. Glvo Advertising pointed for hearing said Petition ln General Admission ."...10c Me a Call. tho Court Room of this Court In tho WANTED. Reserved Chairs 15 and 25c Room 4, Oregon Block, Hotel and Building In tho City Pa- - Wednesday and Saturday. 1111 Judiciary and First class barber wanted at Matinee Union, Entrance Union. ot ,at which time Seats, 10c. ' County Honolulu checo's Barber Shop. Fort Street. Reserved place all persons concerned may and To buy a "good second-han- d nickol cause, if any BY AUTHORITY appear and show they plating outfit. Address P. O. 223, stat- . Seats can be reserved in advance why said Potltion should not have, ing prico and where same can bo Phone 681. RESOLUTION. bo granted. Dated Honolulu, July 24, 1903. by of By tho Court: Juines Snerldan, tuner andfopair HONOLULU Bo it Resolved, the Board organs. ' J. A. THOMPSON, lng of pianos and No. IS. Supervisors of tho City and County nrrlpra TTftWfltf 9.H Clork, TTntnl armor loft nt sum ot two of Honolulu, That tho Kinney, Ballou, Prosscr and Andor .News Co., Young building. Good ATHLFTIC PARK hundred and fifty (?250.00) dollars son for Petitioner. pianos to rent or sell at cheapest rate. bo appropriated out of the General 4ts July,24, 31, Aug. 7, 14. VATKI'10 BUY Fund each month, for tho si months Old boo lea. uiacazinos, Hawaiian 15 stamps curios. Books exchanged, Sunday, August beginning July 1, 1903, tor a dona CHMSTIAN SCIENCE. and Weedon Curio Bazaar, Masonlo 1:30 P. M. tion to tho Hawaii Promotion Com mittee. Tho Honolulu Christian Sclonco So- - plo, Alakea street. u wvtam I clety J. A. O. vs. KALIHI. Introduced by Supervisor Daniel will hold services in Fraternity FOR RENT. hnfil, Odd Fellows' building, on C. A. C. vs. U. S. M. O. Logan. nnd after Sunday, August 15. Morning First class MrnUbed rooms Dated July 20, 1909. located. Hot and cold bathi, Ar- Bleachers , IGxj scrvlco on Sunday at 11 o'clock and Approved this 4th day ot August, A. lington Hotel. 216 Hotel St. Reserved Seats 15c and 25c Wednesday evenings at 8 o'clock. Tho D. .1909. myj reading room is open dally except sale Wall, Nichols Co., FERN, Seats on at JOSEPH J. holidays in tho same hall from 10:30 Wm. Roth will leavo tho First Na- Ltd., King street. Mayor. i. m. to 12:30 p. m. All are welcome tional Bank horo and go Into busidess lOts-A- ug. 1G, country again! I Fine Job Prlntln&;star Offlcs. 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 17 Prosperity Gee! it's great to he ha ck In God's to both services and reading rooms. for himself.

..Mb?.. THE HAWAIIAN STAR. SATURDAY, AUGUST H, 19W.

berH have decided to iniikc this tip by It Is all Tommy rot;' let our league set playing a ucuer ciass oi uascoau. um example io me uiners. The position iniido vacant by tho .lou Lent, C liter of Detectives Well T withdrawn! of the Alohas, will bo llllctl I certainly hud a scare last Sunday. I IN by the .Chinese Athletic Association, mways knew the boys of the Oaliu mie of tho latest clubs born under tlio League to be (llsclpllnnrlnus but when YQU dragon Hub Tills club will succeed 1 was told of a robbery tit the Hono--I EXPERT FANS lie Alohas and an team will mlii Athletic Park, I was so startled younger 1 lie picked from the players of that did not know how lo commence Hero's t lie little bnse ball problem the leagues io play. Tliero nro the case. While tjuietly meditating I Junior which happened in a Clevelnnd-Ne- w many young Chinese players who will was again started by more news or York game the oilier day. I am men- K It was certainly a good messenger - ! undoubtedly make good In faster com- - tho same nature. The message . ! step-ladd- er I tioning It because it's one or a kind K who brought tho news to your hou ST $P (f BF PR P PfinriTP and the policy otthis celved ran thus: "Another Steal." aW 0$ new organization should be encourng- - was about to rush to tho scene ot the which comes up continually in tho - . n .! ,n, ..,.1.1...... ,..l.na...... great national game. mum Jiuu iiuu iuu. mis meuur H I8 H H B flf fl B B fl UUIIIL Ul UIM U (. ft tft ii'jiuuiiu luijuui.i iv iiuii uiu until uvwb mucn 10 moso wuo aro nun, pale, n n m hi n BJH n B m came, which relieved mo of my ld Is to tho good B H W Hotli of the games for tomorrow New York one run weak, and nervous. After W W I 1 I IVI R Al "Hong Chack robbed the J. A. getting nobody ' fl R fl bo fast ones. The batteries for xinty: and It is dark. With Sarsaparilla has you, 111 cured E"ft A B IS" Tfc B B "B" II HI 111111' tho first contest will be Hardee and C.'t. of their game by catching a high on bases Bill Hinchnian, the Naps' the glad message to a friend or aDHRtCg E U I I I U II - MM I fli HB 1 mS L 1 1 U ,.v. II Moses, Aalas: Frcltas and Joseph, Ke- ily in deep left Held, while men were big left iieldor, knocks a Beautiful long walos and the second game will have on bases. M. Moses stolo third base." Ily to the outfield, between center and . Perhaps you'tiffer effects BW9 SJn W W , I pick ft.m tho 1 la l 1 ' SMITH Frnnkh can't Paaluhi and Hoopii. for Palanias Now you can realize my pedlcament, right. He makes one, two, three bases a warm climate. Prolonged warm B W B 9 w& BalBai MMtBIWlBlB the wnei. road- -' John K. Not ley When I and problem map seriously impairs tho strength expect and Hottlun and Strauss for the sit then the arises for tho AtBOa MONTY MONTGOM ERY I pounders. thlnk of the way tho Oaliu League was who is coaching at third base. many people. Tho digestion is IgiTr B enAB1 II t. see Cordell win. and tho liver becomes sluggish. i I Jf started and the huge success It Is to Should Bill try to stretch It to a 1 9 I ft" 1 1 ISAAC COCKUTT Sullivan looks I In trance. Iso in tho Wood accumulate IllilllnFI ' day feel as though I was a homer? One run will tie the score, 1 1 1 good to mo. that downhearted- - i I 'Near the corner ot King and Dcthel and give the Naps a chance to win, Bab iSllllOill .1IMMY THO.MPSON- - Cordell should YACHT WIllWH THE In ot- and depression. , streets In a Chineso store drinking Hemphill has gathered the ball Ill win at the distance. I St lemonade I walked upon a little gath- ter a long chase and Is relaying It ft Kl T4 trVXNS ILOTCX ru I I J. H. McINKKNY A toss up. 'Tlin 15Y H. M. AYHES. ering consisting ot Lau Tang, Ed home. . li can be made from every King street Townsend and A. K. Vlerra. These Thero Is a chance that in the re- tonight Sarconi, the will win. THIS AFTERNOON At S:15 o'clock car. slim built young men were wrapped up laying home, one ot the throws will - a I Mntl.lMIM Knlllvnn Ih n hard fighting Marine, and Terry tno scrap- everyono )s tnvaro tonight will in secret and Important conversation. take a bad bound. The Naps are As man to beat. If Cordell can defeat ping kid of the U. S. S. Iroquois will witness the third meeting between The yacht sail to Waianue really 1 Was also asked to join nnd readily not hitting Slow J0.3 Doyle well. This barsapanlla JACK GIBSON -- It looks to me like 1:30 - sten to the center of the ring at the Cordell and Sullivan, the last two had its beginning ul this after- hat down with them. The prospects may ho the only chance to score. another draw, ' is of tho great i"t n .o in such cases. Star Theater to llguro In a six-rou- contests having resulted In even draws, noon when the Hawaii II got away. 0f a bright and prosperous future was But the grounds are wet and heavy : how-weig- JACK CAltLO Draw. - Its purifying, hi engl honing, and bout with the gloves. Tho boys will The limit In the previous bouts, h On board of the ilagship were Commo- depicted in flowery words by one of and Big Bill is a poor mud horse, and I- MANUEL PETER Cordell should properties will ho of im:,ii- - in the neighborhood of 130 ever, was fifteen rounds, whereas to- - dure Wilder and his crew or about the men in question nnd attentively is already panting as he plows along roable valuo to you. go of twenty win. fifteen young sailors, whom he is to by rest of us with such I pouiids and the promises to bo a night's battle will be for - listened the bis course. MIKE COSTULLO My candid opln- l.Teaklnir Into the wav of sea ilfe. nnrtiPuiimuH Hiiil wo worn linlmnil with Srtfsit-2(tril- la very lively nature. Doth boys are rounds. It's a problem for tho coacher one As uoio mutle, Aijer'a ion is that the contest will result in strongly fancied to win and the vie- - n0th men are confident of victory a;s, d nanlm0n Is in charge of the bin Idea at mice. Everyone of us nro- - ho lias io decide in one second. contain no ttlroltol. - good match pink of condi- - '1,a,W- salley ot the challenger. mised absolute secrecy, and fallhtitl- - He takes tho chance. tor will bo In lino for a and both are in tho rilt-- , E. H. LEWIS- - ll ShOUld be a rr,,.- - Ir, ,.n,.li V.vnn T There are many imitation uurlng the visit ot tho Fleet next Hon. They should put up cue of tho ,.ti;r will nnl "nt imnv ntliov Ifvlnv fool "Come on in," lie shouts in Hinch-nian- 's f i II IF trftrwl tr( I like Sullivan. Sarsapnrilla?. month. best contests that has oven beenvlt-- . 7 until after 5 o'clock this afternoon, proud of the manner in which these car. Af( 1,n UftUUUIV III .V KLEY. JR. Sullivan i.u..!.., ,lDf r.f ii ,.,.!, Ill.rn lao, ,..I t., TI.,.nll I'his is on account or tho fact that men carried out each and every plan Bill trios for home. Tho throws arc i Be sure you "AYuR'3.'! miui viunt vl via mm mhuvi injryetl ill iiunuiii for me. net lias cleared away tho battle for the Willi two men so evenly matched it several of the men are detained a lit-- tliey entertained, to success. At times perrect. He Is thrown out at the plate ERNEST (IRl'NH- - -- 1 look to see S til- - I "rroirto uy Cr J. C Ayer ti O '. U5i USA. middleweight championship of the is difficult to plclc a winner, more ec tie late on Saturday by business. Tho thought failure would stale them in by Inches. ii 11 Territory will be staged, t'ie contes- - pecially as it is not known under what ,V , l'"eh to get away pretty well togetU-- the face, ns prominent men in baseball Perrlng, tho next man up, dies on J ' c1- - ev- - ants being Dick Sullivan, tho holder of rules the n en will box.?. hoiiW straight . ; .T , , . wl" "0 tho Kaniehameha, Gladys, circles were trying to defeat their a long fly to the outfield. Tho next lo the title, and Jack Cordell. the chal- - rules prevail Cordell should win." A,'1 "f"1' ATV?" I "CKr . V' Charlotte C and Hawaii II. .ery mov c, but with no success. We man up in thrown out at first. lenger. Tho men weigh In at 150 arrangement, however, 0 ' ' Arriving at Waiauae the jaclits wilt kept our pledge. No one knew our Now a lot ot people in grand clean break dell. Ho is a seasoned fighter and,"'the the pounds tills afternoon at 3 o'clock, to win anchor and the crews will go ashoro doings until we had met and defeated idand were ready to criticise coa- should enable Sullivan at least extra five rounds will favor him. the y V Q Mike Paton will be the third man In Cordell. to samplo the hospitality of the vll- - every obstacle intended io frustrate cher. a tho decision from Jack T J. E. MERWIN Sullivan and Kid ring. Johnny Anderson will ofTi- - public a lage Except for tho "stnndbys" most our procedure to the grand monuments "Bonchead," they the What tho want and have Terry look to me to be a good double. said. "He should ciate as master of ceremonies and right to demand, is a run for their of tho sailors will spend the night on we have before us today: The Oahu have held Hinchman on third, so that Messrs. Bert Bower and Billy Heil- - money and contestants have i I t V? '''isdiore, leaving early in the morning Raseball League and the Honolulu lie could have scored on Perring's that the P 7 bron will attend to the details of a lair Held and no favor. The crowd ? ; ''" ie return voyage. Athletic Park. Our motto, was. is and out." OLD FAN I have seen lota ot lights inlwnyB rt; time keeping, nek Scully, promoter might will expect to see i wln be ..CIenn B (not for Stallings, the New manager, tho best during the past thirty, years but I have; York of the contest, will superintend every-- man when Is over provid- - snort's sake in Us e.nntv meaning didn't agreo with win and all never seen two cleaner boys in the them. There's no tank that can tlilng and see that tho program is run l:i;f each boxer has done his level best, but for tho promotion of moral 'If Hinchman tiad stuck on third," ring than Sullivan and Cordell. 1 PANS SAYS OF up through without a hitch. will have as many cheers for the de- - nnd giving the public ho told me after the game, whole come to a expect to see Hip matter settled in fa-- I "our The Star Theater Is situated at the fvalnl man as for victor him- - games free from any taint of policy would have been changed. Doyle the vor ot Sullivan tonight though I look 1 corner of streets, a self. sent REDWOOD ROUND HOOP Lllihn and Kukul for the bout to go the limit unless: In slow ones to Perrlng, hoping one or the boxers gets a lucky punch BASEBALL STATUS that If he did hit the ball, It would TANK. games over, in which case the battle may The schedule of for the big be an easy fly to the outfield. "With. polo September on have a speedy termination. One tiling tournament in has Hinchman third, he would have We carry a full line of sizes BY A BASEBALL FAN. been rearranged - is certain and that is both boys as folows: Wednes- sent fast, close ones that Perrlng would that da-- ' September 1, vs. - at the Lowest Prices. Every will have to work for their laurels Edwin Fernandez It Is all very well Oahu Fifth Cav- have had to hit Inside the diamond." tonight. to seel peanuts and cracker jack but ' oamruay, Depiem- - bo mere you are. Tank Guaranteed. her 11, Maui vs. loser ot first game, at It's taken me five minutes to tig- - when a team is playing a game Into LeIlehlla. We(lnestJay Sep1.ember 15( re this out and tell you about it. the nineteenth inning, 1 do not think wlnner of jhe flrst VG wlnuer The coacher has oue second to OAHTLEAGOE uu cu.uu ueep me x mu j. THE in of thc Becon(1 game at Moanalua. Fri-.u- re it out and decide. v 10 mugn at J.au lang. e wameu day( September 17, match game Did he use bad judgment7 Seattle n.. the field after having returned tween the two best pIcl.ed f0UrSj at Star. rrora his dinner and thought the sec- - jioanalua. GAMES TOMORROW ond game was in its fourth inning; Tho tennis team got away yesterday and when told was it the fourteenth INFANTILE CHOLERA, afternoon for Maui.' The only change he literally went up in the air like a Tommorw morning, beginning 9 in tho team was that E. S. G'ee took at man practicing calisthenics. He was' A unusual looseness of a child's o'clock, tho Oahu will play two the place of F. C. Atherton. Juniors certainly whole performance. bowels during the hot weather should games ot baseball at Athletic park. a Ed. Townsend I certainly feel proud be a warning to mothers. Inrantile & Liu., These games will be tree to the public. BACKACHE. Mm (Me, or our showing last Sunday. Win or cholera may develop in a few hours, The second game will start fifteen lose the teams put up a fine article and prompt action should be taken to Delicate women who are subject to minutes after the first game is over. n- bearing-dow- n of ball, in tact as good as could bo avold - Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera nervous spells, backache, 177 S. King St Phon 776. In the afternoon will come the great seen anywhere on tho islands. 1 be- -, and Diarrnoea Remedy followed by and periodical pains, take Dr. MI1b' ubs between the big teams, Im dis-n- ot Anti-Pai- n ir people who attended did dose or castor oil, will check the Pills and find In them a pulses count for anything, there lieve that the should regret their dimes, as I have heard ease 'n its incipiency, and all danger p'easant and sure relief. They cure by be a repetition almost of tho great deal-agai- n, it said on the streets over and over '"ay be avoided. For sale by all their soothing influence upon he nerv- contests or last Sunday. All o the is the best games I have ers. Benson Smith & Co., agents for ous system. They do not affect the teams are determined to play to the "It ever seen in my life." I wish to say Hawaii, bowels In the slightest degree, and are limit. In the first game the Kallhis -- - - it is the biggest ad. the Park " perfectly harmless. 25 doses, 25c. Nev- will meet the J. A. C. bunch. As tho that has ever had, as th& papers next day Fine Job Printing, Star Office. er sold in bulk. tormor has been somewhat weakened were sent to Philadelphia and Cali by withdrawals to play In the big lea- fornia by a friend ot mine. It also gue the game should be a ripper from - 68HOURS acts as promotion work for the Isl- j the jump Following will be some- games will long be re--1 thing liko tho batting ands. These lists: membered. To Chicago Marines Hayes, 2b: Gaw, ss; Call, 3b Davis, cr: The Illustrious Paul Burns When 1 Gibson, n: Anderson. peanut From San Francisco, Tho lb; Williams, c; Thompson, K: saw Ed. leave the soda and Knight, rr. stand and knew ho was staying away Fastest transcontinental train. go when J. A. C. H. Zerbo, If; D. Kaipo. rr: too long, I let everything and wending way into Wakita, 3b; Ross, c; Smith, cr; Sa- - I saw the game Its Mno, ss; Kahaawinul, 2b; Dreler. lb: tho fifteenth inning, nothing but aj OVERLAND Flores, p. pair of elephants could havo taken me In tho 3:30 game the following off that ball field, believe me. At ev- teams will play: ery Inning I thought we would be the LIMITED C. A. C Hong Chack, U: Sing victors, for my team had men on Chong, ss; John Lo, rf; Chi ul, c; third base for about five times and a Electric Lighted, Bullet, Li- Asam, cf; En Sang, lb; Ah Pui. 2b: little hit would havo meant victory; brary and Drawing Room com- Apau, p. but alas, the umpire would say "strik-

partment, observation car, with lf-r- Kalihi Rice, f; Joslah, 2b; er out" and then we would take tho Telegraphic post- It. al- diner. ws Bates, ss; Medcraft, 3b; Andrews, cf-- field. That kept up until was ed on train. JACK CORDELL. lf; Moses, c; Clark, p; owney, rf; a, most a quarter to seven; but let me middle-weig- rr; say I have never seen thc like of that He will attempt to wrest tho ht championship ot Hawaii from Woods, lb Dick hiillivan tonght. eventful game. John Sllva, Vice President Kaplolanl 08-t- - a great success. Thero were Just League 1 certainly must say I have 1 enough entries to make It interesting never seen a game like that nineteen OSO'Tho bout is going to bo a hard ul)d hoL one, thero ure no two ways O and first class handball has been put inning last Sunday. If the Oahu Lea- Southern Pacific f of thinking about that. I have trained for tho extra Ilvo rounds and f up. gue keeps jp that article of ball, It f never felt better in my life than t do today. My mind is in perfect f - - will bo "theT' place in Honolulu where f trim and I expect to be able to go tho wholo twenty rounds, if ne- - thousands more will go. Just one word cessary, without tiring. In Sullivan I am aware that I am up against RIVERS DERS TO let mo tell J'ou. There are a few f a foxy lighter and a man with a noodle. Nevertheless If I don't win knockers In Honolulu who think they tho twentieth round I shall mo you before be greatly surprised. Tho sooner I f know , tho rules, but let tell can win the better will be my ch ances of getting a good 'match on one thing and that is not two, that HEW ARRIVALS III SILK GOOD the Coast. With this in view you may bo sure that 1 shall not pro- - PLAY TOMORROW McIIenry 13 tho greatest umpire that For years our line of Silk goedi has long the agony longer than is necessary. hns ever handled an Indicator on tho S JACK CORDELL. Hawaiian Islands, and I am proud of bea the best in town and our last 0 0 9 It will be a gala time at Aala park the officers of tho league who told - tomorrow afternoon and the old River- bo protected and ihlpment proved no exception. him that ho would side League days will probably be that ho must not take back talk from Iwakami & Co., - - Hotel St. thero again. There will bo two suappy any of the players. This Is tho key to was tho winner, although he had a baseball games, tho first between tho success In baseball. DICK SULLIVAN v hard fight for it. Aalas and the Kewal03 and tho sec A. Q. Vice President T OP Marcalllno. MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMPION OF HAWAII WHO MEETS JACK CORDELL In the first game Johnson came up ond between the Fort Shatters and the League I certainly must give mm Oahu FOR THE THIRD TIME TONIGHT. ory strong and defeated bib oppon- Palamas. With this part of tho amuse- credit to the four teams that are play- Repairing 21-1- Watch ent 3. There was a corresponding ment, will ho added the Hawaiian ing in our league and they aro a bunch t- o ' rise in Johnson stock and a feeling band, which will render appropriate of good follows as has been pro- O 5i m OUARANTCUD THE TO URN MENT and 9 DONB UY US 15 FULLY that tho old handball, veteran would music for the occasion. mised tho public. Only clenn sport 0 I have tho greatest respect for Cordell's boxing ability and also 0 havo a walkover. In the next game, For sometime past tho Ulverslders will they play. This will warrant tho for his hitting powers. Nevertheless I expect to win tonight Tho f however. Johnson mnrte' n few off nlavs havo not met with, much success as In confidence of a sporting, baseball pub extra five rounds won't bothor me any for I always take tho host of greatest ot of 21-1- The crowd fans the swe 3. gen-or- fav- - Popular and Nott t nhcad wlnllng fotmer times and for this reason a lic, and also a bringing about of al caro of myself and flfteon minutes more of boxing will be In my entire tournament attended the final in tho last game Johnson played still moetlng was held at tho ofilces ot A. good fellowship among tho play- or rather than otherwise. I realize that the road wo have to travel Is contest between James S. Nott- and' farther oft while Nott appeared fresh L. C. Atkinson yesterday to talk ovor ers. Everything In tho league Is run- a long one but I havo mapped out my plan of campaign accordingly f won, appearance In Prices Mark O. Johnson In tho handball se- and enthusiastic. Tho latter now plans. Of course many of tho ning along smoothly ond everybody is and am confident of Its success. This will be my last 21-1- 3. fans wanted to be settled under shade everybody's friend. I feel proud of my tho ring and I shall leave no effort unspared to preserve tho clean re- - :f ries at tho Y. M. O. A. gymnasium ' during baseball game and as thero boys, for I know each and every one cord which has boon mine since coming to Hawaii nei. game start- - This ontltles Nott to have his namo a yostorday aftornoon Tho fincraved on tho nrlzo cun. On It now are no grandstand nor bleachers at endeavors to do his best and help keep ' 'H fp DICK SULLIVAN. J.A.R.Vieira&Co. ' - od at 5 o'clock, and tho galleries wore ,s ,l0 nnmo of Jolm Dnptlsto. Aala park, the Itlversldors have been discipline. When they say you can 10 r--f n q q Phone 512 - 115 Hotel St. well filled before that .hour. Nott The tournament as a whole has been at a disadvantage However, tho mom- - not play ball without getting vulgar 'a(04 4.4f$(t 4- l $ 'Jl ' 'Mill ' VS "J5 'I Ljf ' . ' ' THE HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, AUGUST U, 1909. SBVI5N PO TTIE' Celebrated Australian Stock Remedies A Collection of Remarkable Veterinary Medicinal Discoveries covering a period of over 100 years vwwJ.w4v44w tLStSiSSSSfi.jf.S

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discovered for the reason that the dinner tonight, the demurrer of those and true name 13 unknown; YOUNG MEN'S SAVINGS SOCIETY KAUPO; CHRISTIAN 1IALBAKA-LA- ; TOWN TALK earth is Hut and Columbus therefore who would rather sec light than food KALAAUHINA (w); B. W. KEPAA, LIMITED, a corporation organized OTTO WAIALEALE; - PAUL could never have walled around it baa been sustained. In the mcantimo whoso full and truo namo Is un- and existing under and by virtue of HUALALAI; WALTER KOLOA; An Antidote; borli sides in the banquet controversy known; PAIA KAHOE; KAIANU1 tho Laws of tho Territory of Ha- EMIL ALAPAI; FEDERICIC AALA; (Continued from Page 3.) NA-HIK- There is no one in town who lias are allowed teir days in which to Hie KAHOE, wife of PAIA KAHOE; waii; KAEU; J. II. HANA, whose MANUEL PAUOA; WILFRED enjoyed this scrap betweeu tho three their teeth. HOLOWAHINE ANETONO; C. W. full and true namo is unknown; ALEXANDER KILAUEA; I KUAEAU; MOONONIO; KAILI (w) HAROLD KAWA1LOA; . . Blnjamiu Franklin, but 'twas because papers more than have for 1 have ANTONE, whoso full and true namo VINCENT To Worry j Is unknown; MRS. L. K. TILTON, and KOEU POKA, holrs oi: law of IAO; HERBERT NANAKULI; AN- he had published a paper had it been able to sit back in my chair and an' "Tain" (Bulletin j M. chortle with glee. Poor Hallou lias Ballon Kid) vs. known; L. K. TILTON, whose rull POKA, deceased; S. PAAHAO TONIO PUNIAWA; CLIFTON HAI- hammered into him. un- been in proper Htyle 'Larry'' Thurston the Parrot ('Tiser and truo name is unknown; JOHN whoso full and hue name is KU; FERDINAND ULUMALU; A Savings Account with this n lambasted aim "Ye can't get a law or a eonstitoo-to- lightweight) who L. K. WAIPA, whose full ANTHONY PUULOA; HU-EL- O, the many comments on the improve- "Football" Woodruff, KAUAI, WILLIAM MAUI, MARY known; PETER Bank. to fit th' insane, Illnnissey. Ye downed Haskell of Oklahoma, will re- - .NIIHAU and HELEN WAIMEA, un- and true namo Is unknown; PULE-H- unknown owners and claim- ment of the Bulletin's editorial , ' ar-r- e column filH..... I !,, w. .. ..1 . ...1. rt i...... PU-LEH- probably crazy in a harmless way, iviui-- III IIL AIAWALE, KAHEAKULANI, wifo of ants, MALAEA POO, Thero is nothing that gives must have been as wormwood and gall uniflUMCII .IWIKUHl Ulll known heirs at law of LEIALQILV an' I won't compfain against ye. Ye deference to Messrs. Sullivan Cor-(U.- 'l. deceased; HIKOOPAOA; W. B. KIKO; MAKANUI (w); KUA, JULIAN NOHO. ROSALIE' ono so much satisfaction or so to Wallace It. Hut the Advertiser and know be twinty doctors an1 a thousand Preliminary between "Toughle" whose full and truo MAKANUI (w) wife of It. MIA; MOKU, MALCOLM WAI, JULIA. as has not gol away clean either, and I KA-LU- great sense of security ar-r- e poi- A HOOMANA; KAMAKA, a Carnegio Hbries that slowly Kinney, of Kauai, and "Bishop" Llght-t'o- ot name Is unknown; HOLAKA; KANAHUNA; and BENTON AIEA, un- can vouch for the following yarn, it - having money in tho bank. soning what's lift iv th' eonstitootlou of Japan. Ringside seats all HOOKAEA; ISERAELA; (w), wifo of HOOMANA; KA- known heirs at law of KAAIMOKU, seems that the wiiole row was started HOOMANA; HOOKANO, HOOLAPA; ye wanse had with th' cohtlnts iv th' d. HOOKAEA; II. KAAIKAULA', whose KAIPO; deceased: Defendants. Wo will open an account with' because the Advertiser, which had sold. Newspapermen Under pipe an' th' mug, hut yo kupe on. Anny auspices of Honolulu Bar Association. full and true name Is unknown; M. wife of KAIPO; D. KEKALOIIE, You are hereby directed to appear. you for as little as $1 and pay been publishing accounts of the trials whose full and truo name Is un- and answer the collldge professor could dimonstrate Will Fraiik Thompson bo there? I H. KAAIKAULA, whoso full and Petition in au action written by Ballon, shut down on them known; wifo D. 4 per cent interest compound- in tin volumes thqt such ourasouiug guess! .Tudgo Weaver? Couldn't keep true namo is unknown; S. KAIO, KUAPUU, of KE entitled as above, brought against you then and started what Tho Star bad KALOIIE; PAIA KAHOE; KAIA-NU- I, twico annually. conduct proves a screw loose. But th' him away! Jack Atkinson? No. not whoso full and truo namo Is un- in the District Court of the United' ed been doing from the Hist, giving the wifo of PAIA KAHOE; HOLO- - law don't care. Ye can believe, if yo since his a' known; GEORGE BROOKS; K1A, States, in and for the Torritory of Ha truth without coloring mutter. reformation! But what WAHINE (w); K. WAIWAIOLE, want, that th' Kamehanuny statoot is shame won't bo properly Wifo of GEORGE BROOKS; G. KA waii within twenty days from and It seems that a bargain bad been that it written whoso ful laud truo name is un- th' rooler iv th' universe, an' no wan iip. Oh,' excuse me, Ballon, being ono AIMOKU, whoso full and truo namo after service upon yon of a certified made between the Advertiser's court KAAIMOKU, known; PAIA: KAIANUI, wifo of copy objlcts, if ye ar-r- e quiet an' peaceful hn- - Is unknown; KAEHA of Plaintiffs Petition heicin, to eporter and linllou whereby the latter of the contestants, will bo able to PAIA; KUAPUU (w); KANE KE about it. I've had notions misllf, Illn- dlo an Impartial point wife of G. KAAIMOKU; HOLO; KA gether with a certified copy of this THE Of HAWAII. LID, was to turn in an account of the trial it "from of ALOHA, (w); KEALOHA and HOO- - BB nissey, that woulrd probably niako At- - view." It's like postponing your grnud AIMOKU; M. KAHIAPO, whose full Summons. every evening. This worked very well truo name Is unknown; KEKA-I- E; LAE, heirs at aw of KAOMEHA, cherley's brain look like a mental mother's funeral to attend a ball game and And you aro hereuy notified that un till a now man was placed on the beat. S. N. KAHIfAPO, whose full deceased; KALIA; KALAAUALA; Quakers meetin' nii' could provo it if or of U. S. P. less you appear and answer as above adjourning a session the GEN-KUR- J. KANAKAOLE; KELIAE; Surplus, $1,000,000. Tho llrst night he worked Hallou call namo Is unknown; O J. PA Capital and I needed deflnse. Heln' crazy is a Supremo Court to watch a game of and true required, the said Plaintiff will Itako ed up and said he had somo copy and CHIMEN; KAPIHE; KA-HOP- E IWI KEPOU, whoso full and truo mather lv degree." ping-pon- g. 'get Judgment of condemnation If this stunt don't MOE-WAL- namo Is unknown and KEKAHU-N- of tho lands Fort and Mei chants Sts. asked to have a messenger sent out to (w); KEKANE (w); E "Thaw was crazy,'' said Hennessey up over described in the Petition herein and his bouso for It. The reporter did this written all the mainland then II; MIA; MAKANUI (w); (w) heirs at Law of KEPOU, thoughtfully. , for any other relief demanded and got a complete story of tho pro our local newspaper men aro dead W. D. KUKAUA, deceased; A. KUIIAULUA, whoso in tho "May be 'tis so," was Mr. Dooley's KANAHUNA; Petition. Claue Sprtckels. Wm. G. Irwin ceedings of the day (as seen through slow. whoso full and truo name Is un- full and truo namo is unknown; M. answer, "but if so th fact was brought WITNESS .THE HONORABLE SAN-1'OR- D the colored glasses of the known; MELEANA MOMONA; HOP MAKEE, whoso, full and truo namo out be th' sanest thing ho iver did. If It. DOLE, Judgo of of tho Supremo Court, who is by tho A Kansas Clly. Kas., paper records HING; DAVID MOMONA; FAKE- - Is. unknown; KUHIO; KUPA; M said. ho's rale crazy he ividlntly shot White District Court, this 12th day' way a most luveterato hater of all the growth of a tree four feet high and KEPA (w); LOUISE WA1ALUA KAPIHE, whoso full and truo name during a loocld period." of July In tho year our I fid newspaper reporters.) When brought an inch in diameter from a pineapple HARRIET WAIANAE, GEORGE Is unknown: CLARA WHITE: JOS of CIS HUBS (SEAL) Lord ono thousand nino hun- - to the Advertlsor ofllce Ills copy went planted In a yard i ntliat city in the KOOLAU and CLARENCE EWA un- EPHINE BLUE; SAMUEL BROWN, is an experiment which I dred and nlno in- - Here into the waste paper basket and the spring of 190C, which began to sprout known heirs at law of MOMONA, JOSHUA PURPLE unknown heirs and of tho BANKERS to see tried on a planta- dopomlenco of tho United HONOLULU T. H. should like court reporter wroto a straight ac- n May of this year. It is said to havo deceased; M. KANIKANIHILA, at law of KEKOLOHE deceased; Asfa-ti- c tion. Eliminate entirely all tho KEAWE (k) and KALELEAMA-UL- E, ' States tlio (me hundred and :::::: count of the day's doings. Then 1C0 lily-llk- o blossoms. Tho account whoso full and truo namo unknown; have everything, from thirty-fourt- San Francisco Agents The Nevada labor and came tho breach which has been widen does not say whether It was a raw or LAHELA, wifo of N. KANIKANI- heirs at law of WAHIELOA, cane cutting up, done by whlto labor, deceased; ELENA PIO-HI- (Sgd.) A. E. MVItPHY, National Bank of San Francisco. ed since the Advertiser has adopted a canned plneapplo that was planted. HILA; Rov. J. 13. KEKIPI, whoso II; KUPA Clerk. tho cheap white labor which can be KAHAU PIOHIA, wifo of KU- (Endorsed) DRAW EXCHANGE ON tho policy always in forco on tho But the fact that a tree grew from the full and truo namo is unknown; Scot-Mn- d, KANEIA-KAL- got in America, Ireland, England, PA PIOHIA; KAUKAU -- SAN Nevada Na- Star, giving the news without pre- seed will spoil a favorite joke at tho MARY DOE, wifo of REV. J. E. KE "No. CI. DISTRICT JOURT FRANCISCO Th Germany, Italy or other countries. of JACK PIOHIA; KEOMAKA OF tional Bank of San Francisco. judice. Sic 'em, Towser. expense of unsophisticated visitors to KIPI; KAHOPEWAI (w) wife of R THE U. S. for the Torritory of Ha- It is a common remark that ono of PAPOKO; L. KEOMAKA. whoso full LONDON Union of London & Smith's Hawaii. They will now demand to ho MIA; MOO; MI; R. K. PUOWAINA, waii. THE UNITED STATES OF these laborers, when he really works, and truo namo Is unknown, husband Bank, Ltd. shown tho Hawaiian plneapplo forests whoso full and truo namo 1b un AMERICA vs. HAIKP I'GAR COM- is worth several Japanese. I don't During the stay of tho St. Louis in of KEOMAKA PAPOKO; HELEN YORK-Atner- lcan Na-- authority, refuso known; A. KAAHA. whoso full and PANY, et al. SUMM' NEW Exchange L ,g exaggeratloIli port there has been ono olllcer to whom and. on tho Kansas NAKILA HANOIIANO; SOLOMON ROBERT what fln turnlpy-hriikin- g namo Is unknown, wife of R. K tional Bank. has been called repeatedly. to be put off with a Bight of truo HANOIIANO, W. BRECKONS, Pluin i Attorney," ' In size and physical attention husband of HELEN but the difference PUOWAINA: J. NAKUAL1I, whoso M CHICAGO Corn Exchange National I refer to Paymaster Fuller. Ho is Holds. NAKILA HANOIIANO; J. B. WAT- UNITED STATES OF .' ERICA, ) l strength of course makes It certain full and truo namo la unknown; Bank. ono of tlioso lucKy mortals envied by SON, whoso full and truo namo Is Territory of Hawaii City of Hono-- ) sa that tho white can do far more work JONA NAKILA; KEICA1 ; ADA PARIS Credit Lyonnals. all others in tho navy, an olllcer with IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE unknown; C. P. WEST, whoso lulu. ) man per man. Thero Is nothing in KONA, IDA KAU, MOSES LANAI full BERLIN Dresdner Bank. money besides his pay. seems United States, for tho Territory of and truo namo la unknown; B. tho talk about white men not working it and ELIZABETH KAUPO, unkown J. I, A. E. MURPHY, Clerk of tho HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA The a years ago a rich uncle of Hawaii. WATSON and C. P. WEST doing In tho tropics, they are doing harder that few law of NAKILA, deceased; District Court of the United States ot Shanghai Banking life left scads THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, heirs at business under the firm namo and Hongkong and work, in hotter, harder climates, than hjs passed from this and KALUAHINENUI KAUIMAKAOLE; Amorica, in and for the Torritory and Corporation. of to his nephew, who up Plaintiff, vs. stylo of WATSON & WEST; KE-O- any on Hawaii plantations, and for wads dear P. KAUIMAKAOLE, whoso full and District of Hawaii, do hereby certify reputation be- HAIKU SUGAR COMPANY, et al. MALIKO; KAONOHI, wifo of NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA about the same wages as coolies get to that time had tho of truo namo Is unknown, husband of the forogolng to be a full, tuo and cor- Defendants. KEONI MALIKO; AKIONA; PUAA-- Bank of New Zealand, and Bank of here. So I would like to seo an all ing born, not rich hut handsome. The KAUIMAKAOLE; rect copy of tho original Petition and Action brought In said District Court, KALUAHINENUI KIKOOPA-OA- Australasia. tried, result is that Fuller cuts ico every- KUNI; NAINA; KALA ; Summons In tho case of THE UNITED whltelahor plantation and tho Petition Hied In tho offico JOSEPA KAUIMAKAOLE KAEU HAINA: WAHINELAWAIA; VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank where, though it is said that ho never POKA (10, LUCY WAIKIK1, STATES OF AMERICA vs. HAIKU SU of tho Clerk of said District Court, (w), PAOOAO; J. P. KAPIHE, whoso of America. Jails to get asslstanco from Ills brother KALI-H- I, GAR COMPANY, ot as re- British North Events of the past week reveal a In ROSE MAKIKI, AUGUSTUS al., the samo officers in helping out his good times. Honolulu. full and truo nami is unknown; EL TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING customs officers trying to arrest the of ALSTON PALAMA, unknown mains of record and on fllo In the offico officer money, a happy Tho President of tho United States VIRA KONA; MILDRED WAIA AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS. United States Navy, an attorney edit- A naval with of NIAUHOE, deceas- of tho Clerk of said Court Is ono America, Greeting: heirs at law KEA; MARION PUUEO; MARIE Deposits Received, Loans Made on Ballou-tl- n, discovory of disposition and good looks it ing the tho To HAIKU SUGAR COMPANY, a Cor- ed; NIAUHOE KEKIPI; AA KE- PAHOA; KATHLEEN HAKALAU; IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I havo Approved Security, Commercial and "Who's of thoso exceptions which proves tne W. R. Farrlngton's namo in poration organized and existing un- KIPI; OINA; PALAUOLELO; KA-- LILINOE HALAWA; SARAH LA horeunto set my hand and affixed Ex- rule and "Pay" has tho good wishes of Travellers' Credits Issued. Bills of Who in America," tho der and by virtue of the Laws of HAKUI WAIWAIOLE, husband of HAINA; CHARLOTTE seal ot said a host of local peoplo as tho result of MANELE; the District Court change Bought and Sold. of Thaw's Insanity, the end of tho tho Territory of Hawaii; IL MIA, KAHAKUI; KAAHAANUI; AIONA, EDITH MAUNALEI; 12th day ot July, A. his stay in this city. GRACE KI this D. 1909. plantation strike, tho usual Atcherloy whoso full and true name Is un husband of KAAHAANUI; PAIA HEI; FRANCES WAIHEE; MABEL (SEAL) A. E. MURPHY, COLLECTING PROMPTLY AC- agitation, and the assertion by Dr. known; KAHOPEWAI, (w) wifo of KAHOE; NAMAILEIALOIIA; PILI-PIL- I; PAIA; ELSIE HONOMU; LULU Clerk of United States District Court, COUNTED FOR. Ferguson that America has never been Against the motion to have the Bar It. MIA; W. P. KEPAA, whoso full PAKA; ELIZABETH PAHIA; MAKENA; EMMELINE HANA- - Territory of Hawaii.

fv- - MIGHT THE HAWAIIAN ST AH SATURDAY, AUGUST I 1, 1900.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

...CURXOS.. WaturhoiiHC Trust Co I'urp "i t Topas, mats, fans, seed, shell, cat-,"- - Hnekfold & Co Pago .yes, moonstones and white and pin J I w ... v ... V'W. n " coral necklaces and in fact lels and Independent Auto Ktnmlftiiti. . .Pnge 12 verythlng In tho curio line at the Tom Sharp Page 11 8B j LONDON BEETS NEW GOODS Dr. Pottle I'age 7 TEST 'Woman's EnchangG lohn Mattog Pago 12 Aloha Cafe Pago Hi DaU. Psr LI Ptt Ton. Price. Hotel and Union Streets, Mfgrs. Shoo Co...., Pago 1 Juno 11 .'S.92 cents 10 shillings 7 1- -2 pence. Are ON MINOR CHARGE Bt'T Arriving FINED 1- Fast Rogal Shoo Storo ; Pago 8 June 14 15.D2 cents 10 shillings 5 -4 'pence. Haw. S South Seas Curio Co....l'ago 1 MIGHT HAVE BEEN GRAVELY June 10 W.G.Irwin & Co., Ltd Star Theater Pago 5 ACCUSED. June 21 It . 003 cents W. a. Chalinors Pago !! Juno 22 !!.'J2 cents.... .'. 10 shillings 6 pence. A Wealth of New Goods arriving by every steamer. These JUGftK FACTORS, COMMISSION &GEHTS Schuman Caniago Co Pago 10 Ten dollars line or ton days In jail July 2 10 shillings, 6 pence. July G ., 10 1--4. goods were personally by Is all Frank Perroira gets for abusing shllllngs,6 pence. selected our Mr. Sachs, who is now July 12 10 shillings G pence. vm n Irwin, and Manager THIS WEATHER. a little Portuguese girl, .three years in New York picking up the newest conceits in the world of .resident July 10 10 shillings 5 4 pence. of ago. Ho might have been punish- lokn D. Spreckel. First Vtcereaidant July 20 .1.035 cents fashion, as well Vis standard lines for every department. Mr. Vice-Preside- nt Loral Olllce, U. a. Weather Uureau, ed more severely It another charge V, M. Glffard... Second July 21 ;i.D3 cents r, "M. Whitney Treasurer Young Uuildlng. was preferred than that which was Sachs has been engaged in this work for the July 2! ,..::.! cents . past two months Wekiird Ivors Secretary placed against him. ' Ho was given July 2rf 10 shillings G u-- 4 pence. new May Auditor Honolulu, T. II., August 11, 1909. tho limit under the minor charge and the goods now arriving are the first of his selection. 0. G. July, 27 ' 10 shillings, 9 pence. 'I oniperaiures.. a a. ttZ: 5 a. m.; 10 made against hi in, but might easily July 20 :!.S,ri cents...,'. The expert buying knowledge of our Mr. Sachs is ample AGENTS T9R a. in.; and uiornhig minimum. havo been charged with a serious July 28 10 shillings, 8 1- -4 ponce. assurance to our patrons that they will Co., ITranolioo, 71; 75; 77;JS; 70. assault. have the very latest and Otulo Steamship San July 211 v' 10 sailings 7 1-- 2 pence. Barometer reatnug; absolute humid M. S. M. Gousalves, Cd. Oambra and July HO 4.015 cents....' 10 shillings, 9 pence. the best that the world's markets afford. Phlla-d.lphl-a, Itv (grains Per cubic foot); relative alleged guilty regard fcildwln Locomotive Work, the parties in Aug. 2 4.02 cents humidity und dew point at S a. in.:' to tho sale of at tho Peninsula Pa. ' beer Aug. " 4.05 cents ( IiO.03; G.32; OS; 61. nr. a picnic on July 31, Liquor Sugar social Aug. 4 10 shillings, 9 3-- 4 pence. Plantation Co., Hllo 5 a. Wind: velocity nnc direction at License Inspector being the 1-- alaaCompany, Honolulu Plantation Co., Fenncll Aug. 10 4.0S cents 10 shillings, 11 4 pence in.; S a. ni.; 10 a. m.; and noon: complainant, morning In police Sugar Plantation Co., this Aug. 11. 11 shillings, 2 4 pence. Htttchlnion 2 NIC; C 13.; 0 NE.; 10 NIC. XilAuojt Sugar Plantation Co., Olo-wa- lu court liad their cases deferred until Aug. u u shillings, 8 pence. Hainran during nours ending S a wouuesuay Company, Sugar Plan-Utl- oa next. Paauhau .10 Sugar Co. in; inch. Hashlgawa was lined $100 and Co., Walmanalo 21 Total v,iiia niovomont during hours posts for selling liquor without a li-- , luncheon by the Firth Cavalry ended at noon ISO miles. a result of Fennel's zeal. Ilcer.s, a mounted drill by the troopers W3i. n. STOCKMAN,, Having graduated from the booze nd a polo, mntch are in tho plans for Section Director. habit to that of smoking opium there entertainment of the Congressional is an unfortunate-- , who has made, tho l,art' w,lcn 11 vIslts Schofleld nt THE ALEX- IN A NUTSHELL racks. Capital Stock J100.000.00 NEWS that he is looking for his 5000 Shares Par Value $20.00 wife in order to kill then Honolulu Construction & Diaylngi YOU-N- G her and Soil, black or Waiauae sand, coral ANDER Paragraphs That Give Condensed make away with himself, a state of "as a a cry superior grade of coal SubscrlpUon llst now open at th0 I News of the Day. affairs that Is keeping more than one for household use. This Is promptly I nm n Level Up or rock furnished to All up depressions CAF5T ma- police officer on tho lookout to pre- delivered and tho price is the vciT i lowest in the market. Sold ly the' ttJblAlilv ARMITAGE Thomas Klnslea teturned home in vent trouble, if possible. I or build up terraces. nufacturers its own tho Alameda. sack or ton. Phono 2S1. Stools 13 o cX A bunch of land oxcJianges for road EXXXXXXXXXXXXH Mrs. Mary Almy was granted a dl- - Urolterand..... i SODAWATER purposes, between the Territory and Transit Co. from its start. The Bells vorco from Henry N. Almy by Judge Campbell Block, Mercnant Street, I Your Lot Also men to do the work. tho Baldwin plantations on Maui, and will return to the mainland this trip Robinson yesterday, the libellee not Prospectus may ve had on nppllca with the very latest one between the Territory and S. M. of the Alameda. Mr. Bell looks much contesting the suit, tlon. Damon of lands at Kaiihl were lllcd more robust and sturdy than when ne Hy a resolution tiie Merchants' As-le- ft improved machin- for record tills morning. Honolulu. , soclation petitions Congress through Boatswain Kinney, formerly at the James A. Rath, superintendent of the House committee on agriculture F, JAMES MORGAN PHONE 890. P. O. BOX 162. local imval station, returned Irom the the I'alama Mission, was 'excused for year to the Hawaii Experiment Sta-cau- se I ery and uses distill- r POND Orient on the Buffalo today and was from tho Federal jury yesterday, year tot 1ft Hawaii Experiment Sta- - ed water in the greeted by his very many friends at the instance of Chas. F. Chilling- - tlon. be-- , STOCK here. He was voiy popular while hero worth for the defendant Tsudoni, "Waterhouse Trust-- ' have houses to and and is expected to join tho local lodge cause he hold a commission as a spe-- rent ;n all parts of the city, t BOND of Elks during the present stay in cial police officer.' The annual meeting of Oahu Rail-- Broker Member of Honolulu StocK and Bond Honolulu. Exceptions of defendant to refusal & Wed-o- 8 Way Laud Co will bo held on f Exchange. Tli none Tho walls of tho records vault for a new trial in the case of Solomon l esciav. Auct'S-- IS. ARE YOU ore's Stock and Bond Order receive the Land offlce in the basement of tho fKauhane vs. Wm. Laa have ben ov- - .,,,, Ai,,v.io,. vn.r ., m., the man who is suffering from foot troubles? You think you completed. Is six- by prompt attention. so good. Capital Is nearly It erniletl the Supremo Court. factmxi lts'own so(a water wlth tno have a broken arch or numerous other complaints? teen inches thick with an air space In ur. jreuoricK lien, wno lectured Information turmsned relatlvs to all very latest improved machinery ana STOCKS AND I the middle. here a few years ago on religious work BONDS. vs. uses distilled water in the process. LOANS NEGOTIATED. The Model "T" Ford Car is the ma- In tiie slums of New York and other , Pnono 72. Box b)H, COME chine that is just row attracting the cities, arrived here again In the Ala- - f. HERE of the whole United States. meda yesterday. Since he was here be A new ttegal Form Combination Last that beats any shoe attention lua 1 per cent. I is the master stroke of masterminds fore his wife obtained a separation t for fitting you ever saw. We call it the COM- oiinmno Session Sales: 5 Waialua "HOLLAND Honolulu Iron Works in their effort to produce a perfect from him through a suit brought in $109.25; Walalua ?109.25; 5 Waialua BINATION." Soft, Smooth, King Calf, Heavy Single .Sole, car at a small price. Schuman Car- Santa Cruz when he was supposed to ?109.25 5 Waialua 1109.25; 10 Honokaa ?18.7S Natural Swing, High Arch. Price, $5. We will explain more riage Company have a few of these be in Australia. ' 10 Honokaa $18.75; 5 Honokaa $18.75 fully. care on hand at uresent and will be M. H. De Young, proprietor of the ENGINES, SUGAR MILLS, 25 Olaa $4.G25. 4TAM pleased to show them to Intending gan Francisco, Chronicle,.' will deliver' SHOES NEATLY REPAIRED AND DELIVERED. TOILERS, COOLERS. IRON, BRASS INTEREST Between Boards: $2000 Hllo R. R. Gs purchasers. on address before . tho Chamber, of $91.25; $GO0O Gs AND LEAD CA3TINQ8, After the fight tonight call in at Commerce noxl week. Yesterday ho Hilo R. R. $97.25; 35 the Aloha Cafe, Beretania and King visited Oahu, Prison and tho Fishmar-- Ewa $30.75; 190 Ewa $30.75; 100 Mc Bryde $3,875; 12 100 streets, and havo a fine supper with Hot. Before returning homo ho will BOTH FEDERAL JUDGES HOLD Honomu $175.00; Machinery ol Every Description pro- Waialua $109.00; 10 Waialua $109.00 Regal Shoe lefreshmenls. Harry Klnmnic is Store probably look take a at tho Wahlawa SESSIONS OF COURT, CRIMINAL tUfl to Order. Particular Attention prietor. pineapple fields. 5 Waialua $109.50. McCandless Building. Quotations. - Corner King and Bethel. paid to 6Wp' Blacksmlthing. Jok Jordan & Company 's bargain sale of T. M. Orr. assistant to the Union AND CIVIL, TODAY. Bid. Asked- Wort Executed on Short Notice. lawn and silk waists and Princess Pacific general manager at Omaha, and .Ewa Plant, Co 30.75 31.00 summer dresses, just received from . wife arrived in the Alameda. Mrs. Tsudoni's trial for violation of tho .Hawaiian Agri 180.00 185.00 New York, opened up well this mom-A- i B Smith, wife of the Burlington' Edmunds Act was continued from Fri- riuw. u. a. jo ad.ou 5tXCK)CCK5OflK300COa ing and the rush continued to the ,0utc 'general passenger agent, arrived day afternoon to Monday morning. Hawaiian Sugar. : 48.00 closing hour this afternoon. The sale the same boat, Judge Woodruff this morning con-thiuf- Honomu Sugar Co 180.00 will continue on Monday and ladies j Several Montana people who visited the sentenco of Sato Ono, f Honokaa Sugar Co 18.G25 IS. 75 NEW ENGLAND Should call early tlio bargains the Rnnttle fair nml In t muled eoinir on liin.n linen WHitinn ftw riffnncm In at Haiku Sugar Co 215.00 are piciiuu over. i to Alaska changed their minds un- - mentioned, unIl Monday morning. Koioa bugar Co 150. 01) .Tohn Ttfattos, the well known sheet ,',ier McBryde . . 3.75 3.875 Heavy MUTUAL LIFE the lure of the 'Hawaiian exhibit First Judge Dole hold a civil 3lde ' Praying and Teaming metal worker and nlumber. has a word mn ,.ame down here In the Alameda. session of the court after the second Oahu Sugar Co 32.00 32.125 In this issue about the importance of Continued parlonage is always a judge had closed his court. Onomea Sugar Co. .. . 49.00 49.50 CO. fixing up roofs before the tatny sea- - KOO(1 cus-so- n INSURANCE recommendation and when A motion on behalf of a plaintiff In' 01i,a Sl,ar Co 0 comes on. See him. tomers come in for extra footwear it Pa,a Cp 250.00 of Boston, Massachusetts. Ihe Bunell Construction Company Plant. 95 Have your number put on our auto ja a sure sign that tho storo has "made case was continued until Tuesday. ( I'epeekeo 1G0.O0 or tho policeman will catch you. See KOod," This is the tondition at Manu- - rninrino A win,, wno Pioneer Mill Co 1S5.50 18G.50 Tom Sharp, expert painter, It. n,n,ii.nft ID. Policy about facturcrs" Shoe Co, Their footweaT., voluntary lengthly! Waialua Agri 109.00 109.25 -- New Dr. John Pottio calls attention bankrupt after a Mustace II. caught on earnest custom J- - &- w- Feck lias in and - - 112.50 60. examination by Judge Dole. The pe- - uo iuj.uu embodies, la an In this Issue to his well known medi- 80-0- The contract ers get entire satisfaction. n- - T- Co- com--- SAME OLD G3 titioner In testifying on his own bc,Hon- - - - - 0 NUMBER QUEEN STREET. absolutely COMPLETE and cines for live stock. These medicines Some exquisite specimens of man half mail frnm n mnninrnnliim VnnV 'Nahikll Rill). Co 42.50 PERFECT form, the principle ,nave stood tiie test of a conteury anrt uiarin coats short and long double whlclfwas filed as an exhibit. O. R. & L. Co 135.00 strictly MUTUAL life Insur- 'may be relied upon at all times. and single & of breasted. Hawaii South Tl showed Hllo R. R. Co 14.50 We are always equipped to handle any thing in the draying line, American-Hawaiia- n Paper an exorbitant rates of ance. , The .Seas Curio Co., Young Building, Un- - Hon. B. & M. Co 21.50 22.00 Company only interest charged the bamtrunt. One from a keg of nails to a sugar mill. Supply the exclusive Her Electric Sign. Bishop Street, next Haw. Pineapple Co.. 27.00 27.50 paper house in tho Islands carry Im- Interest charge of over $300 was at Cable office. 200 subjects In Souvenir Cal. Ref. Co. Gs 101.25 mense stocks of writing and wrap- tno rate of more than sixteen per CASTLE & COOKE, LTD. Post Cards. Haiku Gs 100.00 SPECIAL ATTENTION es cent a month. m ping paper, paper bags and paper sup-pil- Lorrln A. Thurston lias succeded Ro- Hamakua Ditch 101.00 of all sorts. Orders promptly and Gs.... - yal D. Mead as editor of tho Plenters' Haw. Ir. Co. Gs 2G.00 m- PROMPT DELIVERY AGENTS. carefully attended to. . Monthly. Haw. Ir. Co. Gs pd.... 95.00 97.50 W. G. ChSiluiers, the well known may by Mer- - Also represcntlps Something be dono tho Gs 97.00 C Hllo R. R. Co. contrartor. has an announcement elmnts' Association toward cntcrtain-rarticul- ar OCEiJEEZES Aetna Insuranc Co. V Honokaa Sugar Gs 103.50 Intorest to house builders Ih K the Congressional visitors, since Insuranca Co. 8 Kohala Ditch Gs 100.00 National Fire ibis issue. By keeping a large force ti,0 of Commerce has decided Lying in the Mid Pacific, swept by Co. S chamber McBryde Gs 97.50 Citizens Insuranc of men on hand, be is able to do (o n In the trade winds which blow 'across - g0 It aione in giving dinner O. & 100.75 The London Assurance Cor- g worn cheaply and as quickly. No leagues oi ocean ana are absolutely R. L. Co. 5s honor of the Solon3. Oahu Sugar 5s 101.00 O charge on H. pure- - witu poration. for estimates contracts'. Mr. C.-- Pond, a Southern railroad tho mountains from whoso ALWAYS Olaa Sugar Gs 101.00 in the LEAD be- half-broth- hlSller Chalmers olllce is in Bethel street man, has written "to his er altitudes cool breezes descend ' Pacific Mill Gs 103.00 tween Hotol and King. W. A. Bowen, in connection with the "Ponby the city, with its delightful ( ocoocooeoo9cocodoa Paia Gs 100.00 eg Hall & Son call attention in this is- - Congressional visit, commending an me year around, is one of Plant. szss&m. to many Waialua Agri. 5s 101.00 sue to tho now Hudson car of which i,s particular attention Congressman tlle reasons why Honolulu is bo- - they are local distributors. A new lot Benjamin G. Humphreys 6f Misslsslp-",,t- 5 recognizee, as one or tno world's ' of those fine cars, of the latest and pi. who is a member of tho committee m,ost healthful places in which to live, Puritan Butter best model, will arrive hero In a fow m, vivnra i,mi i,nrinr , There are no biting, cold winds, but. Lot- refreshing, New - days and all intending purchasers of Treasurer Conkllng Is following up Jnstea(l. health giving trade ugr, 408c 'CS fine machines should no lose nL time Rnrnn.Uinml dMlnra wlin sirp ileHnniient breezes tuat make every person Want return-especi- in seeing them. on $23 license fee. The Legis-- ally " ho has been 1 jjPvPj) henry:may & co their Beef, 3d CO It We do not advocate ltd Aroyou the man with a brokon arch lature left this claHs of business "" B,evauot wero ne can get a j AGENTS. 1Imnse &(f or other foot Come to Diamond Head in Us ma- - iMSFTlL'y Hi 1)1,1 In troubles? the cense with tho Territory when hand--j f ' Henry Vaterhouse Trust Do. CO "1 Purr80 our J 110 - Rogal Shoo Storo and let us show you Ing over license collections to tho r lQU' luo Panoramic view C1"y Jjtjr' (j lino U such a repro- 2S7 jnow Holland Combination Last that counties. ui mo city on tno ngnt, tno beautiful Members HonoluluNStock and Bond ISWl ocean view and Its exhilarating breez- r-- T 'h IL. fulfills every require- - beats any shoe for fitting wo ever saw. A deed is recorded from Edgar Hig-gi- ns Exchange. es . fl mcnt of tho jj PARAGON PAINT AND ROOFING CO It will fit your foot comfortably and to tho Trustees of Oahu College, on tho south and the mountains ' A wif cm with their FORT AND MERCHANT STS. )l liousekeeper. glvo you entire satisfaction. of a lot at College Heights for $1300. picturesque scenery on the pa PETER HIGGINS, Manager. TELEPHONE 736 The first shipment of goods selected After all tho Bar Association dinner north; all of which can bo obtained any point on personally in Now York by Mr. Sachs lino lrtftti Yinc.f nnn fi 4 Art fl o 'f from Kalmukl whero of Charge. property Estimates Freo of the N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co, have R. G. Peters, a wealthy patron of ?,Jc.e' residential is being sold by the Estate Exchange, PHONE 60. come to hand and opened ready for education and who gave Peters Hall Real HULAOLAPATQNIGH T Office No. '039 Bethel St. near Hotel. your Inspection. Call at tho Sachs' to Ohorlin College, Is expected hero storo and see tho wealth of new goods. ylhls month. Services tomorrow at the German Of tho special Income tax for im- Lutheran Church will bo as follows: migration three-fourt- hs and conserva- Tonight the hula olapa1t will be put co Artistic Frames Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Sermon tion one-four- th there is now In tho DAILYSTOCK REPORT on at the Aloha park theator In Hotel ll-j- by Pastor Folmy at i. m. treasury $115,000. street by a company of expert, Ha AV. II. Boll, a linotype expert who It is believed that Manager Balion-- waiian dancors. This dance la refined W. W. Dimond & Co., Ltd. Pacific Picture Framing Co. worked here sevoral years ago, arrived tvne has completed his purchases on Dividends Aug. 15, 1909: Hawaiian nothinir Immodest nhout It! nnrt la a Sugar Co.. $1 1-- 2 per cent; 1060 Huuanu St. with his wife and brother In the Ala- tho mainland of rolling stock nnd ma- Oahu Sugar faithful interpretation of an ancient, 1 1- -2 3-- 57 meda. He t a brother of Motormnn terial for the Poarl Harbor loxton-io- n Co., par cent; O. R. & L. Co., 4 faithful Interpretation of the ancient, 53, 55, King Street Honolulu taMMMMMIWMM Dell, who hoc been with the Rapid of the Rapid Transit. per cent; I'epeekeo, 1 per cent; Wala-mor- e than worth tho cost. - - . 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the HONOLULU, HAWAII, SATURDAY, AUC.UST 14. 1909.

viduals among the strikers have al- the upgrade again toward tho last of the following from r.10 July consular must not be mncii under $1.25 a crate, 000 of the Kahuku Plantation Company, ready left for tho other Islands, where the week, sales finally being made at and trade reports should bo of especial while the exporter or importer, who given in is!)9 to the Hawaiian Trust they are finding it nbotit as hard to $1SG. Onomea broko out on 'change will assume freight 31 2 COMMERCIAL REVIEW at Interest: have to of Company or a period of ten years. obtain employment as here. Manager $50,-b- tho next Bale was at $49.S75. cents, duty, brokerage, lighterage and "PINEAPPLES FROM CUBA. The children's hospital in Kuakihl Bull, of Oahu Sugar Company, stated Hawalliau Agriculture appeared at a variety of other charges, can not 'Ccfilsul street is onn of tho new Institutions Is probably In IJ.OOO la $180, a mado Ho-nok- General James L. Rodgers, hope If ho get at "Why, wo can lloat out now." v ,sugar stocks, some of it early the week that he had but sale was at $185. for much can not shortly to lie opened. This hospital and per- - borers Waipahu including, $19,125, of Habana, under date of July 7, suo least $2. is absolutely That expression was made by a pro- - lts way into real estate at work at started at advanced to It known that was originated by G. N. Wilcox, who improvements, although of course, Is $19,375 and then to niits tho following report upon the ship- inlnont merchant yesterday afternoon, manent the strike breakers. Tills fell $19. There there havo been sreat losses this agreed to g." a large amount toward Mowing from a very prominent real more by several hundreds than the was little doing in bonds during the pineapde Industry of Cuba, which ping season, and while in other years and when its meaning is understood it ft finds it provided Honolulu would raise an BS to indl- - plantation carry week, only one H its market exclusively in tho Is ap- must be regarded as gratifying. Sev-- authority would seem could permanently, sale $1000 Hllo .It. there has been a profit there other considerable sum. The conqV and It will probably not be long before Co. 0s, at $97 being made. United Stales. parently no steady and mar- eral gentlemen were discussing the cata otherwise: ' attractive tions have all been complied with and a rearrangement Tho pineapple industry is the di- gin in summer's ubsiness. All were agreed Charles 3. Desky "There Is a good with the strike break- Stock salqs during the week havo the business." the institution promises to bo a great ers be necessary. been: rect result of on American demands that "times." were as good as could be ilea! doing in leal estate but not nearly will found Hono- GENERAL. success from every view point. plantation for the product. It is not Cuban in expected. Then came the nuestoion of so much as there should be. With lulu and Ewa have all the Pioneer 25, p. 15 (a $180.00; 25, 14 James F. Morgan has issued a let- At a meeting or the directors of they' the sense or ownarshop, nor of cul- the the future, which drew out the laconic financial conditions as they now are, laborers require, As for the strike (fr $177.50: 15, 30, 15,' 15 (ft $182.50; ter, as President of the Chamber of Merchants' Association held yesterday It- tivation, the participation of the na- real estate thould be experiencing a re- itself it has now simmered 200; 35, 10 $185.00; 10 tin- - remark above quoted. Yes, "We can $186.00. tives being so small In both relations Commerce, urging the support of tho afternoon matter of entertaining d boom. The trouble is that peo-feeli- self down. to a few men who are being Waialua 5, 5, 5 float out now," is doubtless the real (i $10S.00; 5 (fr as to be practically inconsequential members of the commercial bodies to a the Congressional party to arrive hero 'pie ate putting their money into stocks tried In the court for rioting, Attorney $108.50; 10. 25, 10. (fi $107. 5 of every ljve business man In 50j The American market demanding a plan of erecting a home for the Cham- was dlsrusscd. Another matter dis- and bonds, and (he banks are helping Lghtfoot, who Is defending them, and $107.00; 25, 5, 5, 10, 10. 10, 25, 25, 25 Honolulu today. Never mind what large and steady source of supply, Am ber on tio Way lot at the corner of cussed was that of crude oil shippers Ihe earlier months of the year had them. Such transactions are easy..and a few of the faithful who hang around $109.0. King and Bishop streets, site and build paying theor part of the shippers' tax. the court during day adjourn erican capital was invested with that held out in the way of piomises, those poiple like easy things. It Is no the and Hawaiian C. & S. Co. 5, 90. 200, 200, Ing to cost $125,000. Probably a ma This money is used in certain branches to of the Spanish growers, with the re- trick at all to raise ninety per cent on Aala lane for the night. 390, (tl $33.00; 40, 50, 50, 10 Qi car-re- months havo brought more than had $33.25. sult that today nearly all the pineap- jority of the members of the Cham of the promotion work now being d sugar sleeks at any time; but you can-bee- n STOCKS AND BONUS. Oahu Sugar Co. 250, 50, 70, CO, 35, been expected unto the man who has ple plantations are owned by Ameri- ber are already favorable to the idea. on. t - not do anything like with real al 50, 100, 25, 25, C. 45, 80, 50, 50, Architei-- alive, and has watched his oppor- that The stock market has shown excep-ton- 55, 35, cans and Spaniards and worked by There are those, however, who feel DuisiPiiherg is working, on turn- - 'ate. However, there will be a turn 200 $32.00; 25, 5. 5 (if $32,125. plans for' A dull season has been activity during the week. This them, although at extremely busy sea- that such a building would be a ridl another extension of tho to thi.j tide, and, me, will be T7ailugu 25 ed into a busy one and idle moments, mark it was not entirely unexpected, as the & $265.00. sons Cubans are employed to some cuIoub luxury, unless the store? of the Pleasanton hotel in Puliation. The into the golden sheaves of thrift. reached befoie long. Sugar stocks collapse of the strike ended the alarm Hawaiian Agri. Co. 10 Qt $1S0.U0; first floor could be leased in advance. same nrcl")teet is preparing plans for are reaching highest figures. Tho 20 d( Ana now that tho deep water has their incident to tho labor embroglio, just $IS5.00. "The product of these plantations, IT is doubted that this could bo done; the proposed new hotel for the top ot lippn hpViitwl. thp nvpvntrp niprrlmnt. balloon will eventual- - explode. Then Honokaa Sugar Co. 250 loft as had been figured would be the case; S $19,125; which are located within easy rail Or or, in view ot irs several available Tantalus. estate will come into its own. As 50 tf $19,375; 10 may be excused for the feeling that real while the immediate return of the la $19.00. road haul of Habana, is furthermore store properties around, that the store The hotels report that the tourist the stands today, real estate is 50. 50, 50, 200. 100. 100. "We can float out now." Ho does not matter borers to the cane fields gave all the Olaa 100. carried almost exclusively to Ameri premises could even be rented to any business is holding up remarkably and ridiculously undervalued. is so 0, 130. 25 (fi of, have to float out. He is out already, It assurance needed of satisfactory con- $4.75. can markets by American ships, and advantage. Enthusiasm is a great unexpectedly well. The great tide - because promise quicker re-ne- ss ,Ewa 50, 10, 50, The season to be dreaded by the busi- stocks ditions In the future. There were 30 $30.50; 100, furnishes perhaps the best freight thing, however, and President Mor travel, 7hich has not let up with the turns. When limit is reached 20, 10 (Ti 10 man is gone, am) the dawn of the the more actual sales of Oahu stock than $30.75; at $31.00. emanating from Cuba. gan is a wonder wnen it conies 10 coming of the warm season, is credited the which $1000 busiest season Honolulu has ever foitiess into the investor any other, though the blocks, as a rule Hilo It. R. St.ies $97.00. "The buy season usually runs from stirring up impulses of that sort. by the hotels to the excellent work estate 5, 5, (TO known is at hand. ictreat will be real and he were small. This stock opened at $32 Onomea (tt $50.00; 10 February to July, although pineapples An important agreement was filed of the Hawaii Promotion Committee. wU1 m sorry did $49,875. Retail business miring the week has ,feel tfiat he not Dut was very strong and all offerings are shipped from Cuba very month of during the week, having as its object W. R. Castle has presented to the ' ec held its own in splendid style. Dry th.e.re soor'er- - Thcso are m' la5' were taken promptly. Toward tho 0. It. & L. Co. 20 $135.00. the year. The total shipment for the the consolidation of the Irrigation en- Methodist church the premises former- mo based upon a lifetime of 1- -2 Telephone 10 & occupied by W. C. Hoe, on goods stores having what are known a" tue' last tljere was an advance or 12 Mutual $S.50. ye:y ended July 30 was 1,203,4GG crates terprises on the Island of Hawaii, ly situated observation and experience." 1. I. S. N. Co. 10 (fi? street across from Mc- - as "Bargain sales," so common at this cents, at which some small lots were $110.00. of SO pounds each. Of these. 862,844 known as the Koliala Ditch Company Ueretania tc 5 High School, near Thomas season, report excellent business with THE LABOR SITUATION, sold.' Waialua started at $10S. drop- Pala $250.00. were carried to New York by tile Ward and Hawaiian Irrigation Company. Kinley Hutchinson 20 square, upon whirh to erect a new money quite easy. Standard houses Labor conditions may be regardea ped back to $107.50 and even as low at $18.00. Line steamers, 207.G13 to Mobile by Samuel Parker and J. T. McCrosson aro The girt was a great sur- which have made no such splurges as normal. All of the plantations o as $107; lint recovered later, many sales PINEAPPLES. the Munson line, .114.S07 tp Now Or- the principals in the agreement, up- building. work-year- s. it is needless to say that have exceeded the averages of former Oahu are supplied with as many being recorded at $109.. Ewa opened One of the choicest bits of news dur- leans by the Southern Pacific steam- on the terms of wheh Parker puts prise, and accepted with the heartiest Among this number may be men as they require, and some of them at $30.50 but was gradually forced up ing the week was the report from ers, and 7S.202 to Knights Key, Fla., $402,000 of the Koliala Ditch and Mc- it was It is a beautiful tsite. Upon mentioned W. W. Dimond & Company, have more than they havo any need to $31.00. Kahuku appeared on the Washington of the complete success by the P. & O. boats. This pineapple Crosson $626,000 of the Hawailian Irri- thanks. Mill build a churcjl Hall & Sons, Jordan, Kerr, Sachs, Eh- - tor. Fully ninety per cent of the strik- marRet for a minute, a sale being of tho campaign for a duty on pineap- crop was distributed from the ports gation stock Into tho combine. it the Methodists completed furnished about ers and others of the conservative, irg Japanese have applied again tor reported at $31.00; after which It "dis- ples. This concession (for It can hard- of entry named to nearly all of the and Parker are controlling to cost, and were ordered from the though progressive, business class, work at the different estates. The appeared again. ly be regarded as anything else) must great cities east of tho Misslstp'pl River. stockholders in the two enterprises $35,000. Plans week, and as soon as Money Is plentiful and yet, with tho effort generally has been to Of other islands stocks, Hawaiian have the effect of greatly stimulating "The average price obtained for whiclKthey purpose bringing together. architects this will be invited boom in stock dealing and tho increas- - the services of the better element, Commercial held the boards most of the pineapple industry and will place these pineapples can not be given, but R. W. Shingle, who had to do with 'tliey aro received bids The church will be 'ing call for business and building pur- - weeding out the trouble makers of tho the time. This stock opened at It upon a better basis than ever before. broadly stated, it could not have been bringing about the consolidation, was of contractors. old Mission stylo of California poses, the banks have their hands quite past. At Oahu plantation, Ewa and $33.40, at which a number of sales For the success of the battle for pines, much over $2 a crate, as the finer lots on Hawaii this week over tne on the to suit this climate. ftill. In fact, strange though may Aiea strict tab has been kept upon the were any ap- community AIc- - In early season, will not usually respective properties. He will handle on lines it made; and then, without has to thank Secretary the C. A. ap- keep-Honolul- u, of the Y. M. seem, with all the 'money there is in returning laborers with a view to parent reason, dropped back to $33.25, Clellan, who, although 'left alone in tho run over $4, and in the height of the the financial and stock end of the trans The committee select a site for tho proposed tho banks have had a re- - ing out the agitators. It Is believed all offering at that figure being prompt? figure, proved himself able to swing itJ shipping season they are often sold as action. pointed to cord season in the way of loatis. While that tho measures adopted have been ly taken: Pioneer started at $180.25, In the most satisfactory manner. In low as $1 a crate. To show a profit xesterday there was filed, a formal $200,- - (Continued 011 Page Sixteen.) a large part of Chis money is going into successful, and that the worst Indi sagged slightly and then started on connection with the' plat-appl- .subject for the grower the price in Habana cancellation of the mortgage of

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KEEN-MAN- CARS, THERE HAVE Y LOW PRICED HUT NEVER ONE SO BIG,. STRONG, SPEEDY AND :?.?. GOOD LOOKING AS THIS ONE. IN THE HUDSON "TWENTY" YOU GET THE BEST AUTOMORILE VALUE EVER OFFERED FOR LESS THAN $1000.' IN THIS CAR YOU FIND THAT SOMETHING CALLED CLASS THAT SOMETHING WHICH OTHER CARS NEAR THIS PRICE HAVE LACKED. - :m AT OR Most lpw priced cars have ficen too small. In the Hudson "Twenty'! you get a BIG car. Note the long wheel base 100 radiator, inches. Note the big, strong 32-ili- wheels, the large bit! hood, staunch, clean-mad- e frame. Tin. TTiirkmi "Twentv" has .amnlc leer room. There is no v Roadster made, legardless of price, that affords mbrc comfort to those who ride in it. From the front scat to the dash there is a space of 31 indies. :: Designers of other cars selling around the price of the Hud- son "Twenty" have not seemed to realize that it is as easy to as is make another kind. :?' make a GOOD LOOKING car it to :? Here is a car that is big and racy looking. Note the grace- ful and harmonious lines. Observe the sweep of the fenders and the frame. There is no car with better lines. Judged by every mechanical and engineering standard this car is thoroughly without embodying any experimental features. OJET 1 SOME HIGH GRADE IM3A.0D1JRE THIS IOIO MODBIy - j drop-forge- semi-floatin- g - aro Steps are aluminum, SELECTIVE, SLIDING, GEAR TRANSMISSION The Hudson "Twent" d front axles. Tho rear axle Is tho type, shaft- brackets, hub caps, and side control levers of brass. of shaft ... has a sliding geajr transmission, selective type, three speeds forward and driven, proved out by a score or makers. Tho tires aro 32"x3" In front and 32"x3" in the rear. Tho crank cono-type- ; THREE-QUARTE- 100,000 clutch faced, reverse, such as you find on tho Packard, Peerless, Pierce, Lozler and other R ELLIPTIC REAR SPRINGS There is nioro rake has a tensile strength ot pounds; tho is leather - high grade cars. Most other low-pric- cars do not have this type ot trans- to the steering post than Is found on the average car. The springs are of the clearance is 12' inches under the steering knuckles.- semi-ellipt- "Twenty" is the ideal car at tho price. mission. - , special steel, in front, and In the rear, such THE IDEAL CAR The Hudson It. Nothing FOUR CYLINDER MOTOR The motor is vortical, four cylinder, four as you find in tho Renault, Chalmers-Detroi- t, PJorco and others. Lubrication It leaves nothing to bo desired. Nothing experimental about Licensed cycle, water cooled, known as tho Renault type, 3 bore and 4 1-- is of the pump circulated, constant splasn system, which lias proved so untried. The "Twenty has been recognized by tho Association of car selling stroke. And Renault moto'rs aro the pride of Trance. The frame of tho satisfactory on the Oldmohile, Chalmers-Detro- it and other highly successful Automobile Manufacturers. It is tho only four cylinder licensed Hudson "Twenty"' is of the best open hearth stock. It is 3 1-- x 1 sec- cars. The body is composed of the host 'grade ofash, carefully placed and for jess than ?1,000. tall tion, accurately and carefully riveted together with hot rivets, and braced securely bolted to tho frame. Seats aro large and roomy nnd well up- EQUIPMENT: Two large headlights, generator, two side oil lamps, against all possible strains. Our frames aro mado by tho Hydraulic Pressed holstered, f lamps, full set tools and horn $900. With Bosch magneto, top, Prest-O-Lit- c high-pric- 1,050. Steel Company of Detroit, the company which makes frames also for tlie ed TWO CQLOR SCHEMES USED You have your choice of two tasty tank, doublo rumble seat Stearns cars. color schemes on tho "Twenty;" a rich maroon, with mouldings and edges of Our allotment of theso cars Is limited and ofders will be filled In rotatlou one-piec- drop-forg- ed information. SINGLE PIECE AXLE Tho front axle is a o bonnet striped in black; leather blue black. Or battleship gray all over as received, please call, telephone or write for further carefully heat apple green upholstering. Fenders, fender Irons, pedals, T section, of the best grade ot open hearth steel, with strlpings and aft:A treated. The Peerless, Pierce, Matheson, Lozler and other high grade cars uso and top Irons are enameled black. Tho radiator, steering column, sido lnmp HUDSON CAR 2TXJT 3BII FOR HONORS Much success is predicted for (the Hudson car this season, notwithstanding the fact that it is just now making its first appearance on thel market. This car is the product of a fac- I tory operated, by several of the oldest and best known automobile men in America, among others E. C. Morse, recently connected with the Thomas Flyer factory; R. D. Chapin, H. E. 0. Hall Coffin and Hugh Chalmers of the Chalmers-Detro- it factory; R. B. Jackson and George Dunham, recently of the Olds Motor Works. . This machine, unlike other cars formerly selling at a price under one thousand dollars, embodies many features which are usually met only in the structural end of cars costing from $2,000 to $10,000, viz : three speed selective type transmission, one Beam front axle, water-coolin- g system and large 32-in- wheels. in of one &Son,Ltd. It is estimated that the output from the Hudson factory for the year 1910 will be four thousand cars. The entire efforts of the builders will be concentrate the production model of machine, the Hudson "20." The price of $900 f. o. b. Detroit, fixed for this car, taken in conjunction with the large car ideas embodied in its construction, will unquestionably a appeal to a large class of buyers people who have deferred purchasing a car owing to the fact that to buy at such a price as this car is procurable would have necessitated purchasing AGENTS machine that would be inadequate for the service they would naturally expect of an automobile. ...

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BY AUTHORITY to the passage of this Ordinance, must conform to this Ordinance 8 Bnslns or 0 Sinks or 6 Baths or 6 Wash Trays or G Urinals AND GREATEST before being connected to tho sewer or 6 BIdots or 6 Sltz Baths or 3 Wator Closets or 3 Slop ORDINANCE NO. 9. THE Sinks or 3 Dirt Catchers on ono 2Us" pipe. HOUSE SEWER. AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING .FOR i 11 Basins or 8 Sinks or 8 Baths or 8Wnsh Trays or 8 Urinals -- THE CAKE OF THE INDIGENT Section 0. The teim "house sewer" is herein used to designate or 8 Bidets or 8 Sltz Baths or 5 Water Closets or 5 Slop AND OTHER SICK OF THE CITY that part of the drain between the sewer or cesspool and to within Sinks or 5 Dirt Cutcliers on one 3" pipe. OF THES-E- five AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU,' feet of the building connected or to bo connected with tho sewer 15 Basins or 11 Sinks oq 11 Bnths or 11 Wash Trays or 11 or cesspool. House sewers shall not lie less than (4) Inches In PROVIDING FOR THE APPOINT- four Urinals or 11 Bidets or 11 Sltz Baths or 7 Wator Closets diameter and shall bo of cast Iron pipe or salt glazed vitrified pipe 7 7 MENT OF A CITY AND COUNTY or Slop Sinks or Dirt Catchers on one VA" pipe. and shall bo laid to a true grade, nt least one foot under ground. 20 Basins or 14 Sinks or 14 Baths 14 Trays 14 Uri- The New .lersev nmn who secured n never lapse again, from the legal or mo- or Wash or PHYSICIAN AND PRESCRIBING Changes In 1-- ' direction shall bo made by "Y" branches and or nals or 14 Bidets or 14 Sltz Baths or 9 Water Closets or 9 H'lS DUTIES, AND PROVIDING Yet few In the business divorce from his wife upon discovering ral standards. bends. Salt glazed vitrified pipe will not bo nllowed under any Slop Sinks or 9 Dirt Catchers on one 1" pipe. PENALTIES FOR ANY VIOLA- that she had concealed from him the or the social would will grant ns much building. If salt glazed vitrified pipe is used In the construction of I any sewer, one-quart- TION OF THE ORDINANCE. fact of serving three years in the peni spent a it shall have a fall of at least of an Inch to JOINTS OR to one who confesses to havo tho foot the shall bo of mortar, composed equal CONNECTIONS. Be It Ordained by tlio People of tho tentiary for forgery prior to meeting Joints made of parts period behind the bars. An Instinct of Portland or other good cement and clean-screene- City and County of Honolulu. standard sand, Section 15. All joints of Iron pipe pick- him was unquestionably lacking In and said joints shall be with cloth In laying. A disk entirely cast shall bo packed with SECTION 1. The Supervi- which Is stronger than the impulse of covered run Board of real affection for her. Had he loved filling for- ed oakum and with molten lead and shall be welt caulked. Joints tho house sewer pipe shall be kept in the pipe and drawn plpo sors of the City and County of Hono- her sincerely n6 such discovery would humanity will cause the virtuous or ward as each length Is laid. When salt glazed vitrified pipe is used in and connections In load shall be made with wiped joints. Con- lulu shall appoint a suitable person as from these nections of lead with cast iron pipe shall bo irrado with brass ferrule have caused him to put her aside. He the undetected to shrink wet ground or water, the same shall be concreted entirely around tho wiped joints, caulked In. of City and County Physician for said pipe up to end Connections lead and wrought Iron would have judged her on tin' basis of unfortunates. Possibly some day we a thlckuess of nt least six Inches. When cast Iron pipe Is pipe shall be made with brass soldering nipple and wiped joints, screw- City and County whose salary shall be the woman ho kftcw, tho wife she was, used all joints shall bo packed with picked oakum and run with molt- of wrought may work out a system of punishment en ed in. Connections brass and Iron pipe shall be made fixed by the Board of Supervisors. Said and not the woman she had been. It lead, and shall be well caulked, and shall have a fall of not less with n brass screw collar. City and County Pliyslclan5hall have will pieserve the manhood and than three-sixteenth- s of an Inch to the foot. In the construction of Is conceivable that a woman might which any all of tho powers, and, shall perform offenders, give house sewer no Intermediate section of salt glazed vitrified stone WATER CLOSETS. commit forgery and leave prison re- the wrmanhood of first plpo shall be used between sections of Iron pipe nor shall any all of the duties prescribed by this Or- cast pentant. Indeed, to think otherwise of the doubt in the cast-iro- n sections be used between sections of glazed vitrified 9 dinance, shall have other them the benefit salt Section 16. The use of pan, hopper or plunger closets Is prohibit- and such is to condemn our entire sys- stone pipe. The free flow of air shall not be obstructed in any house powers and perforin such duties mat I or of repentence, insure them a ed. No water closet or urinal shall be placed or maintained in any other tem of punishment as Ineffective and sewer when connected 'with any cesspool or sewer. not opening to may prescribed by of a second try, guarantee room in which there is a window direct the external as be the Board worthless. One of the great evils at- fair show for atmosphere. Stop cocks shall he placed on nil supply pipes to County water Supervisors. The City and taching to our present methods of ex- them social intercourse and business HOUSE DRAINS. closet tanks not less than 1 Inches above the floor. general Physician shall have supervi- ecuting the laws and of administering opportunities, and thereby rescue them sion over all sanitary and health mat- Section 10. The term "house drain" Is herein used to designate URINALS. penalties Is the fact that a stigma Is and shame. Hut part building in the City and County of Hono- from lives of crime that of the drain under the first flour of tho or structure ters fastened upon all who leave the prison and extending five feet of the walls All house drains supervise all of the acts It will take more than statutory outside thereof. Section 17. All urinals or groups of urinals shall be supplied with lulu, and shall doors. The cast-iro- n has but little shall bo of or galvanized wrought Iron plpo not less than water. The floors and sides around all urinals shall be covered with and doings of all sanitary, health, food enactments to accomplish this result. 6 chance If he discloses his identity. Hud four Inches In diameter and shall have a fall of not less than g e and material. and other Inspectors in said City and this woman, for instance, made known It will require the evolution of a con- of an Ihch to the foot In buildings or structures of o ir three stories County. It shall be the duty of tho in height the grade of cast iron plpo commercially known as Extra her unfortunate experience sho would science on the part of those who now SAFE WASTE. City and County Physician to enforce doubtless have been discarded as Heavy or galvanized wrought Iron shall bo used for the house drain, or refuse to grant the possibility of ge- soil, waste and vent pipes and the fittings shall be of tho same grade. all sanitary and health Ordinances promptly before marriage as her in- Section 18. No safe wastes shall bo used in conjunction with repentance anu who insist upon All securely the City and County, and he shall have considerate husband put her aside aft- nuine house drains shall be Ironed to walls or laid in trenches urinals. Safe wastes from any fixture shall not be connected directly all necessary and proper powers for judging men and women of from of uniform grade or suspended to floor timbers by strong iron hangers. or Indirectly with nny sewer, house drain, soil or waste pipe. erward. She would have had no show In no case shall double hubs be allowed and all hubs shall bo laid such purpose. whatever "either to make an honest vha' they are and whut they are trying SECTION 2. Any Indigent per- opposite to the fall of tho Bewer. Brass cleanout connection located CLEANOUTS. fick living or to win a husband. to hp. hut what thev have been or in accessible places shall be put in all house drains at the foot of each son desiring care and medical treat- ' True charity assumes those who might have been. Washington Star. vertical riser and at every chango of direction of the drain. Section 19. All cleanouts shall be in accessible places, and, where ment at the expense of the City and that have wrongdoing cement floors are laid, they shall be brought up flush with the floor. County shall makcapplication therefor err and had their SOIL PIPE. brought to book in goiiio fashion will Fine Job Printing, mar Offlco. to the City and County Physician. It Section 11. The term "soil plpo" is herein used to designate the SINKS OR WASH TRAYS. duty City Coun- shall be the of the and vertical1 pipe to which one or more water closets and other fixtures Section 20. No sinks or wash trays of wood shall be constructed ty Physician to investigate aj' such are connected. All soil pipe shall be of cast Iron or galvanized wrought or used except in hotel or restaurant kitchens or buildings used for applications, and'in proper cases in his Iron plpo not less than four inches in diameter, and if of cast iron, industrial purposes and, provided that when constructed or used In discretion, or when so directed by tho in buildings of over three stories, shall be of extra heavy grade. All hotel or restaurant kitchens or buildings used for Industrial purposes, Board of Supervisors, shall care for and soil pipes shall be continued unobstructed and undlmishcd in size not islnks and wash trays may be built of 2" sugar pine and as directed BY less one (1) foot nor more fourteen (14) Inches above roof person ex- AUTHORITY than than the by the Plumbing Inspector. medically treat such at the of the building. All soil pipes shall bo run on as straight a line as pos-sbl-o pense of the City and County of Hono- (10) any NO. 6. and shall not terminate within ten feet of window or LAUNDRIES, POI MANUFACTORIES AND STABLES. lulu. The City and County Physician ORDINANCE opening. If galvanized wrought Iron pipe-I- used all the fittings must may In proper cases, in his discretion be recessed and the pipe reamed to full bore. Section 21. All places used for tho manufacture of pol for salt or when directed by the Board of Sup- AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FQR THE APPOINT- In the construction of soil pipes all cast Iron pipes and fittings shall' for the washing of carriages, for the stapling of horses and mules and ervisors, issue a permit to any such MENT OF A PLUMBING INSPECTOR OF THE CITY be covered, inside and outside, with a coating of asphaltum. Changes for tho washing of clothes at laundries shall be provided with a floor applicant ,to enter any hospital or oth- in direction of soil pipes shall be made by "Y" branches and 1-- 1-- 8 of .asphalt or cement mortar masonry, and shall be connected with except er similar institution designated by AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU5, PRESCRIBING or bends; and in no case shall double hubs be used for the public sewer, where such sewer Is accessible and whero there is the Board of Supervisors for that pur- vent fittings where the fittings are to be Inverted. Sanitary "T's" no sewer accessible with' a cesspool constructed to tho approval of THE POWERS AND DUTIES OF SUCH PLUMBING may in vertical Tin pipes pipes pose. The City and County Physician be used runs. and made from sheet the Plumbing Inspector. metal shall not be used In the construction of soli pipes. places open of any drain leading to the sewer shall have the right, to visit at any INSPECTOR, ESTABLISHING RULES AND REGU- In all such the end shall be covered with a metal screen at least one-fourt- h of nn Inch time, any hospital or other similar in- WASTE PIPES. in thickness and so secured in place that it cannot easily bo removed. any indigent LATIONS FOR THE PLUMBING AND DRAINAGE stitution in which such Tho meshes of such screen shall not exceed one-fourt- h of an inch In sick person has been placed for the OF BUILDINGS AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF Section 12. The term "waste plpo" is herein used to designate diameter. All such places shall be furnished with an efficient dirt purpose of ascertaining the condition any pipe leading any to plpo catcher. CITY AND from fixture a soil or house drain and of such person. When in the opinion HOUSE SEWERS IN THE COUNTY OF receiving the discharge from any fixture. All waste pipes except as The discharge pipe from all wash floors, and in all pol factories, of the City and County Physician such HONOLULU, AND PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR herein provided shall be of iron. Branch waste pipes may bo con- shall be trapped and vented. indigent person no longer needs hospi- structed of lead or iron, provided, however, that if lead Is used it shall to EXHAUST AND RAIN WATER PIPES. he shall forthwith notify THE VIOLATION OF THE PROVISIONS' OF THE be only as a branch connect with an iron pipe and shall not exceed tal service, three feet In length. The size of tho waste pipes shall vary according such hospital or other similar institu- ORDINANCE. - to the fixtures they are to serve, and in no event shall be less than Section 22. No steam exhaust, blow off, drip pipe or rain water tion to discharge said indigent person. the following: pipe shall be connected with the public sewer. The City and County of Honolulu shall BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PEOPLE OF THB CITY AND COUNTY 4 " sot be liable to any hospital or other OF HONOLULU: Closet FIXTURES. similar Institution for the expenses of Slop Sink 3 " hospital service for such patient after PLUMBING INSPECTOR. Floor Draia 2 " Section 23. No open end of any waste pipe or water closet shall so given by the Bath 1W bo placed less than two feet above high tide, as established bj the such notice has been Section 1. The Board of Supervisors of the City and County of Government work. No wood work of any description Bhysician. Sink 1W datum used in City and County Honolulu shall appoint a suitable person as Plumbing Inspector of Tray ' shall be placed around any fixture except for capping or frame. am1 County bo fixed by Wash SECTION 3. The City the City and County of Honolulu, whose salary shall tho Urinal 1" of Supervisors. Plumbing Inspector shall have all of the 1W Physician shall attend and medically Board Said Bar Waste i ' EXPOSED PLUMBING. any or injured prisoner in powers and shall perform all of the duties hereinafter provided, and 1" treat sick may Basin the Honolulu Jail, or when necessary shall have such other powers and perform such other duties as 1" Section 24. All pipes and fixtures shall be left exposed to view be designated by the Board of Supervisors. in any police station in the City and hereafter AH waste pipes from grease traps shall be in size not less than as much as possible, County, and shall examine all appli- REGISTRATION. the outlet of same. Waste pipes from refrigerators or other recep- In provisions are kept, not cants for employment in the Police or tacles which shall connect directly with INSPECTION OF PLUMBING. Section 2. From and after the passage of this Ordinance, it shall the drain, soil or vent pipe, or discharge upon the ground beneath Fire Departments and all policemen, any person persons, firm or corporation to carry be unlawful for or building) be. discharge 25. firemen and bandsmen who may apply any In City County the but shall trapped and tho therefrom allowed Section .All house sewer, house drain, soil, waste and veni on the business of or do plumbing work the and to open daily pipes, of being permits. registered at the offlco drip into an fixture in use, or be conveyed to the ground inside and outside buildings, before covered, shall have for sick leave of Honolulu, until he or they shall have first at least three (3) feet away from the building. all openings stopped and filled with water to tho top of the highest SECTION 4. No person or thing lia- of the Plumbing Inspector. vent pipe, and the entire system must lie water tight. This test shall ble to propagate cholera, typhoid fever, LICENSE. TRAPS. be made in the presence of the Plumbing Inspector. No house sewer, scarlet fever, diphtheria, small-po- x or house drain, soil waste pipe to or vent shall be covered or concealed in other contagious or infectious disease Section 3. The Treasurer of the City and County shall issue Section 13. All Fixtures shall be separately and Indepedently any way until after it has been examined and approved by the Plumb- 6hall be brought within the limits of any person or persons, firm or corporation who has registered in trapped as near tho opening thereof as Is practical. ing Inspector. Such examination and approval shall be made Imme- 2 to do County of Honolulu. accordance with the prdvlsions of Section hereof, a license All traps shall have a water seal ot not less than 1 inches in diately upon information and notification being received by the Plumb- the City and City County of knowl- plumbing work In the and Honolulu. depth and shall be set true to water seal, The size of every trap ing Inspector. After all fixtures aro connected and traps filled with Whenever.lt shall come to the No license shall be granted for more Hum one year or the unexpired edge of any person that any one is sick shall be the samo as the waste pipe It serves. Kitchen sinks shall water there shall be a final Inspection made by the Plumbing Inspector. period thereof; all licenses shall expire upon the first day of July of grease pub- no caso Plumbing Inspector accept approve any any contagious infectious dis- be provided with an approved trap when connected to tho In shall the or job with or each year. lic sewer. No grease trap shall In any case bo placed under a build- of plumbing work until the same has been made perfectly tight and ease, he shall immediately give notice The annual fee for such license shall be tho sum of Ten ($10.00) ing or structure. The capacity of grease traps shall bo as follows: to conform with this Ordinance. thereof to the City and County Physi- Dollars, which fee shall he paid to the Treasurer of the City and For residences, not less than three (3) gallons; County. cian. No person without a permit For restaurants, hotels, tenement and boarding houses not less than ISSUANCE OF BLANKS. from the City and County Physician MOND. 30 gallons. . shall carry or remove from one build Provided, however, that grease traps In all restaurants, hotels, ten- Section 26. Tho Plumbing 'inspector shall Issue to any person, ing' to another any person sick with Section 4. Before or at the time a license Is issued as provided ement and boarding houses shall bo constructed subject to the approval rersons, firm or corporation all necessary plumbing blanks. any contagious or infectious disease, In Section 3 hereof, the applicant therefor, shall give a bond to the of the Plumbing Inspector. No bell traps shall be used In any case. ($500.00) Anti-sypho- n traps only bo Plumbing Inspector person shipped'! City and County of Honolulu In the sum of Five Hundred shall used where tho AND nor shall any so sick be discharge Is Impracticable to use any traps ground FILING OF PLANS ISSUANCE OF PERMITS. County Dollars, with good and sufficient sureties for the faithful finds that It other. All in the or removed from the City and of Ordinance, which bond shall be approv- or in concrete shall bo of cast iron coated with asphaltum. except his or their duties under this of Honolulu to any other place, ed by tho Board of Supervisors. Section 27. After plans have been properly filed and approved by under the direction and by permission VENTS. tho Plumbing Inspector, he shall Issue the required permit to the PLUMBING TO BE FILED. of the City and County Physician. I'LANS OF HOUSE person, persons, firm or corporation applying therefor. SECTION 3. In case of pestilence Section 5. Any person or persons, firm or corporation before do- Section 14. In every building or structure whero there Is a water (4) FEES. wf epidemic disease or danger there- ing any plumbing work In any building of any description within closet, there shall be at least one four inch cast iron vent pipe, if condition of tho tho City and County of Honolulu, except in caso of stoppages in pipes running, from the house drain unobstructed and undiminished in size from, the sanitary to a point one .(1) foot above roof of tho building Section 28. The Plumbing Inspector shall collect all' fees provided duty of or repair of leaks in drains, vent pipes, waste pipes, faucets, valves not less than tho city requires, it shall be the fire-wal- l, for by this Ordinance except licenso on and water supply pipes, shall file with the Plumbing Inspector, plans or structure or or If such building or structure has a fire- fees, and shall tho last day the City and County Physician to adopt foot-abov- of each month deposit fees with and specifications which shall clearly show and indicate the entire wall within ten (10) feet of said vent, then not less than ono (1) said the Treasurer of tho City and precautions as his judgment fire-wal- l. County of Honolulu. all such in work to be done, the number and character of all fixtures, the size said The terminal of all vents shall be at least ten the public health requires, in order to waste, and vent pipes, traps and clean-out- (10) feet from any window or opening. and locations of all drain, soil INSPECTION. prevent the introduction or spread of and whether connection is to bo made with the sewer or with All traps within any building or within five feet of any building any contagious or infectious disease. a cesspool. shall bo vented by special air pipes of lead or iron, but In no caso chimney Section 29. It shall be the duty of tho Plumbing Inspector to In- SECTION U. Any person who shall The plans and specifications shall be accompanied by and applica- shall a vent pipe end In or earthenware flue. No lead pipe any vent except as to connect an spect all plumbing work done in tho City and County of Honolulu and violate any of provisions of this upon furnished by Plumbing Inspector, shall bo used for a branch with Iron the tion, written in ink blanks the plpo to two pipes if after proper final inspection of any job of plumbing work same ' owner owners of tfto property and the exact and then only for a distance not exceed feet. Vent the Ordinance shall bo deemed guilty of a giving the name of the or may converge one plpo any point (3) is found to be properly done and to bo perfectly tight as required of same, together with such Information as may into at not less than three feet .misdemeanor', and upon conviction location the other - by to proper person, work' bo six (6) Inches above- tho floor lino of tho building or structure. All this Ordinance he shall Issue tho persons, firm thereof shall be punished by a fine not be required by tho blanks, and no part of such shall done or corporation a certificate setting forth tho fact authorizing same shall have been issued by the vent pipes shall be extended above tho roof of the building or structure that tho work has exceeding (1500.00) Do- until a permit tho (4) been inspected and samo found to have been dono according to Five Hundred Plumbing Inspector. In tho same manner as tho four inch cast iron vent pipe herein the llars, or by imprisonment not exceed- leferred to. the requirements of this Ordinance. The Plumbing Inspector shall ing a term of six months or by both FEE FOR PERMIT. Tho size of vent pipes for each fixture shall not bo less than the have the right and authority to enter any building or go upon any premises whero plumbing being such fine and imprisonment. following: work is dono at all reasonable hours, Section C. No permit shall be issued to any person or persons, to ascertain if tho provisions of this Ordinance hive been or are being SECTION 7. This Ordinance shall firm or corporation for doing plumbing work in tho City and County Basins 1VL" complied with. take effect from and after the date o of Honolulu, until tho sum of $2.00 has been paid to the Plumbing Tho Plumbing Inspector Bhall keep a complcto record of all regis- provision shall not apply to Sinks 1" Its approval. Inspector therefor, provided that this Baths 1W trations and Inspections made and also all permits granted by him Introduced iy Supervisor William the repair of leaks in drains, vent pipe, waste pipes, faucets, valves Trays as Plumbing Inspector, and make a report of tho samo each month or to tho removal of obstructions In pipes. Wash 1W Aliia. or water supply pipes, Urinals to the Board of Supervisors. One permit shall suffice for one building and ono outhouse only. ...1W Introduction July 19th, A. Bar Sinks '. Vt" Date of PENALTY. D. 1909. DISPOSAL OF PLANS. Bidet 1" Approved this 4th day of August, A. Sltz Baths 1" Section 7. When a permit Is Issued, tho application, signed by Water Closets 2 " Section 30. Any person, persons, firm or corporation violating any D. 1909. tbo person or persons, firm' or corporation, together with tho plans Slop Sinks 2 ' of tho provisions of this Ordinance, shall bo deemed guilty of a mis- JOSEPH J. FERN, alid specifications, shall bo filed with Hie Plumbing Inspector and demeanor and upon conviction thereof shall bo fined In any sum not Mayor. uliall thereafter remain in tho custody of said Inspector. When it is All vent pipes shall havo a grado towards tho trap and shall not exceeding Five Hundred ($500.00) Dollars, or bo Imprisoned In the desirable to make changes in the plumbing work from that shown 12 a lino to Honolulu Jail for a period not exceeding six' months. lOts Aug. 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, Hi, 17 bo carried more than feet out of vertical enter another on tho plans and specifications as filed, tho person or persons, firm plpo. When two water closets aro on a four Inch vent stack, such Section 31. This Ordinance shall bo In force and take effect from or corporation to whom tho permit has been issued shall glvo notice stack may vent both closets providing it is within 24 inches of tho and after tho date ot its approval. OLD ROAD. to bo In DOWN THE of such changes, and If such changes are found accordance traps of such closets, on tho line ot the plpo, . provisions of this Ordinance, such changes shall be allowed. Introduced by Supervisor "Some of the greatest men with tho Whenever fixtures aro grouped tho vents therefor shall not be less Jack following: n. W. AYLET1S claim that there aro microbes in kiss- SEWER CONNECTION REQUIRED. than the 1 Basin on ono 1" pipe ' Dato of Introduction July 9th, 1909. es." Section 8. In tho construction, reconstruction or alteration of 3 Basins on ono pipe "Gracious! And do you 1" Jeannette any building of any description, in which plumbing fixtures aro to 2 Sinks or 2 Baths or 2 Wash Trays or 2 Urinals or 2 Bar Approved this 4th day ot August, A. D. ls09. think they should be Investigated?" plumbing work shall bo connected with tho public sewer, 2 or 2 Sltz on ono plpo. be placed all Sinks or Bidets Baths 1W JOSEPH J. FEflN, Jack "Yes; closely investigated." k where such sewer Is accessible, and, whoro there Is no sewer acces-B- C I BaBins or 4 Sinks or 4 Baths or 4 Wash Trays or 4 Urinals slble, with a cesspool, constructed to the approval ot the Plumbing or 4 Bidets or 4 Sltz Baths or 2 Water Closets or 2 Slop Mayor. Fin Jot) Prtnttnt, Star Offlco. yg Inspector. All buildings in which the plumbing has been done, prior "' " SinkB or 2 Dirt Catchers on ono 2" pipe. lOta Aug. 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 10, 17.

uii ftiimr IttiiiniAitu THE HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1M9. HhEVEN

tion and cntluiHlnBni wore grant. Most Interesting to mo wore tho nddrtwon of tho railroad officials at llio TIiuin-dn- y night banquet, where 1100 men SUPER'S gathered and were nddressod by Pre- sident Brown of tho Now York Cen 1 tral Linos, President Delano of the Wubash, President Stevens of tho Chesnpenko and Ohio, General Man- -' TOUR OF nger Sullivan of tho Mo. Paa, and Sale of Ladies' Receiver of hitcrnallona-- 1 Waists Freeman the al and Great Northern. Mr. Alfred' E. Marling of New York, and Colonel J. J. McCook, of tho famous "Fight- MAINLAND ing McCooks" represented the Inter- national Committee at tho dinner. All AND II M these men indorsed the Association in ATTENDS IMPORTANT CONFEREN CES IN ST. LOUIS, OMAHA, COLO- terms meaning thousands of dollars! and much cooperation. Just to Illus- RADO AND TEXAS AND DELIVERS LECTURES ON 'HAWAII trate, President Brown of tho N. Y. C. Lines said "We have spent $700,000 MEETS FRIENDS OK ISLANDS FULL REPORT OF TRAVELS AS for Y. M. C. A. buildings on our SUBMITTED TO DIRECTORATE. lines. No investment can ever pay so lurgo a return." Colonel McCook spoke Summer Dresses of tho fact that the courts have rul--.- d

' that contributions 'As- of mixed population as has Honolulu. toward the Paul Super, Uencral Secretary the sociation work are legitimate The cosmopolitan character and air a Item gillllllllltfltlllllllllllilllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllliilllllllllllllllllflltlllllllllll inilHIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIillllllHHIIIIIIHIIIIIIJIIHE ,Y. M. C. A., who returned during the In a railroad expenso ac- of the city, in fact, made him feel receiver's week from a whirl mound In the States, count. It is on tho basis of such a a little at home there. business ..OS has many Interesting stories to tall Galveston Mr. Super came estimate of tho value of the From Association the Chesapeake of his experiences. 1'hat he had a back up Into the State and went to tho that and Ohio pay $10,000 a ear to support good time goes without saying, al- ancient city of San Antonio, where tho JNTow work on that line. Tlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllltlllllllltlllllllltllllltllllltlllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllltltllllllllllllltllll Goods timfP though was constantly on the move llllltlllllllllllllllltllllllltlllllllllltllllltllllllllMllllllllllIllltltlllllllllMllllllllllllll he he visited the Alamo and tho other I All said these and did a great deal of work lor the scenes of the deeds of David Crockett, testimonials were the most, interesting. I I local Association and Hawaii In gen- Sam Houston and the other heroes of think must take that back. Most interesting eral. An Important feature of his in- Texas' ten years war of independence. of all were the meetings in Bur-wic- k, vestigations was Into the matter of to boundary city which Jim Thence El Paso, a Tom htiildlngs, particularly in Mexi- Kennan, and other once Association between the United States and I im- notoriously wicked men spoke of what warm countries, with a view t6 co. At that place he met a man nam- ' By ttao Jesus Christ had done for them. Vile Arrived Alameda information thus obtain- ed who inquired about ' parting the Thompson, n.en made good men, Association here for use in United States At- and sticking to ed to the Postmaster Pratt, It through all tho years a now home. Ed. Towso and oth- are the best its plans for torney Breckons, Christian apologetic. Mr. Super sailed from Honolulu, in er members of the local Wyoming co- company OMAHA CONFERENCE. Morning 0, This the Alameda on May in lony. Chinese student named Park From El Paso Mr. Super went to Los We left St. Louis Sunday night, and with a ' ho over to place Angeles delivered a lecture tho Oinuha conference of Association Chong, whom took where he 'employed in school at Valparaiso, Indiana. From on Hawaii in the Y. M. C. A. In that oltlcers begun Tuesday night. went to Lyman B. Sperry and 'There were 462 secretaries In atten-- ! Sau Francisco the Secretary city he met Dr. ' Ath-erto- dance, St. Louis and his did Missouri home. wife, who are well known to the and the six days were spent 'in discussing, At St. Louis ho attended tho Rail- and other leading, Honolulu association problems' road Convention o International Y. people. Dr. Sperry has delivered a front our point of view. Four UNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIU: M. Associations, which lasted four number 'of lectures there on the Isl- made reports. One' on work 1300 dele- Los Angeles, the secretary for high school boys, one on'work for New York representative has purchased for us a Big days and was attended hy ands. From ' went to Stockton, Berkeley and oth- men and boys In the country, one on gates. ' 4 From St. Louis lie went to Omaha er places, and then took the steamer work for our foreign born citizens, Lot of Lawn and Silk Waists, and Ladles' Princess one where he remained six days at the for home. and on cooperation with chunih OJTJR clubs, Conference of Y. M, C. A. secretaries. To the Board of Directors of the brotherhoods, and Sunday J Dresses, at a great saving on what we have been In tho Congregational church there Y. M. C. A. Mr. Super submitted a schools. In all these lines the Asso- he met Mss Carpenter, of Omaha, report of his travels on Monday even- ciation plans to make great strides years. 1 j uti iiitimi i inn jit? so who visited Honolulu about two years ing. As it is a matter of interest to forward these coming will usually paying. vtiiue was xempimg tnax wixnoui ago and will be well remembered. members of the Association and oth- discuss these commission reports with From Omaha the traveller went to ers, permission was given for the use the directors and committees from waiting for any instructions from us he closed out the Cascade, Colorado, to attend the con- of this report herein, omitting certain time to time. ' J 9 to-day'- College personal features which are, at any CASCADE CONFERENCE. niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir; s ference of Western Men. There ' entire line. These reached here "by steamer and were 220 delegates in attendance. At rate, of a private character. The re- From Omaha to Ute Pass at the foot of peak, where, oVer 200 this conference Mr. Super assisted in port follows: Pike's with j western college men, we spent we give our customers advantage big saving prices. the bible class of Dr. Bosworth, who ten will the of the in days 7500 is well known locally. One speaker feet above sea level at this teaching was Dr. Howard Agnew Johnston, wlo conference for one of Dr. Nearly every lady in Honolulu knows the wonderful values we have been giving in Ladies' Apparel will be well Bosworth's BIblo courses, and helping has visited Honolulu and I leiiiembered. ,wlth several" talks. m. by building since we added this department to our business. So you can expect something very much beyond the ordi- From Cascade the Honolulu man I. Then inspection began. 1 had examined tne hue large Omaha went to Colorado Springs and Manl-to- u, building, In build-- j nary when we announce a sale, The following comprise the lines specially our ; and from there up Jay Gould's and now took the purchased by representative ings at Colorado Spring3, Denver, Dal- cog-whe- el road to the top of Pike's Peak. las, Houston, Galveston, San Antonio, A day was spent In Denver, most- El Paso, Los Angeles, Stockton, and studied plans of Fran- Lingerie Dresses in White, Pink and ly at the Y. M. C. A. there, and then the tho San Ladies' Lawn Waists, worth q bZf buildings. $1.25, for.. the Honolulu man started out via Pu- cisco and Oakland No ...75c. Blue, worth $5.00, for. r O.OU amount of reading could X' eblo, Trinidad and the Panhandle to have been White and Pink Percale Dresses, Fort Worth and Dallas. Two days of so great value. 1 did my studying Ladies', Lawn Waists, wortji $1.50, for 95C o were "spent in the latter city, and under three heads. The building eam- - worth $5.00, for O.OU paign, the building itself, and tho ad- - there the secretary had the chance of Ladies' Lawn Waists, worth' $3.00, for. . . Blue and Tan Stripe Dresses, inspecting his first fine, Southern, Y ministration or the building after' 2.00 Percale M. C. A. building. From Dallas he built. I talked with secretaries, mem- worth .$5.00, for ...... O.OU went to Houston and in that city bers, otilcers, and architects. 1 work- -' Ladies' Lawn Waists, worth $5.25, for. .. 2.35 Tan, White and Grey Dresses, " found the finest building he had ever ed hard and faithfully at it, and now Percale r seen for tho money. He spent five days have simply to say that without fear worth $9.50, for Ladies' Jap Silk Waists, worth $3.00, for . . O.OU there and studied this splendid build- and without trembling, and with con- 1.75 ing and its arrangement thoroughly fidence in God and a little in myself, Connected with tho Houston Y. M. I am ready to 'tackle tho building Ladies' Jap Silk Waists, worth $5.50, for . . 4.25 COME EARLY WHILE WE IIAVE YpUR SIZE C. A. building is a man named Gil- project for Honolulu, and work with PAUL SUPER. ou to secure the finest Y. M. C. A. lette, who told Mr. Super that ho had General Secretary of the Y M. C A. come from Hilo, Hawaii. At Houston building in tho world, the one best Mr. Super delivered three addresses, The recent trip of your secretary adapted to its needs and wltnout debt, for tho most part about Hawaii, the involved traveling nearly twelve thou- so provided with income-producin- g first in the morning at tho Christian sand mlloi and stbp over at twenty features as to place no heavier burd- church, in tho afternoon at tho Y. M. one places, and an absence' from tho en on the finance committee than tho C. A., and at evening in tho Congre- city of two months and twenty days. present building does. This last con- gational Two months of this tlina was from viction will cheer the directors. It is church. gfW my Though was In- Ammmm JL A. OTsTli u nr JL jL From Houston the traveling secre- own vacation. It not based on enthusiasm, but on TSTOa tary went over to Galveston and there scarcely a vacation trip, I enjoyed It vestigation. I need only say that tho visited the still noticeable havoc of immensely and Its value to tho Asso- Houston Association, with u budget wave In 1900. He inspect- ciation was os. great as my enjoy- last year of $38,000 solicited not ouo Sttt the tidal ,. ed the great wall, that splendid piece ment. cent of popular or unpopular subscrip- - ATD $S A. AdC of masonry which withstood another ST. LOUIS CONVENTION. tions, but ran on Its income from re- tidal wave only a few days ago. Mr. The flr.st conference attended was gular sources. A laundry made them Super states that Galveston reminded the railroad convention at St. Louis a present of $250 worth of work. Be- -, him much of Honolulu. It Is on an Mo., the last four days of May. Over yond that, no one gave over $25, the island, is about the same size, has 1300 railroad employees and officials amount of their business men's mem- almost the same climate and has a were In attendance, and the inspira- - bership. Therefore you may put a 'quiet quietus on any one who com- plains of tho burden our building will bo to the community. LOT. Tho best building can bo built on a lot about 100 feet front and 1C5 to 175 feet deep. Tho nearer a rcctau- -' A GUIDE TO glo tho building Is, the cheaper will bo tho construction. My Idea is that It would be a fine thing to set the 1 building somo fifteen or twenty feet' GOOD HEALTH from tho street and teti feet from the &lde street, and that"in considering a sito we should have these two points I Eox't In mind. Street pro- MATERIALS. Eat properly Sleep I suppose wo are all agreed that properly. reinforced concrete is tho material perly; Drink with which to build. I hope tho com- - j mltteo will choose the mission style, three or four stories high, tho inte-- J much as you can. up so to make Eat: As rlor built of steel, hs 10,000.000. Berkeley will Carnage manuracturer ana repairing .tXGUMXXX building alterable if It is ever de thus raised tho ralso 100,000, and Honolulu sirable. Reinforced concrete Interiors this month ill an ;u uiauuuoo. Sleep: As much as you ho next on the program. aro built to stay and connot be al- should Forcegrowth " need. tered. NEW OAHU CARRIAGE CO. WILL DO IT. CAMPAIGN. WE INVITE INSPECTION OF OUR GOODS Qumii near Tho moro I have heard about the Street River. Drink: RAIJMIER Beer. chort term campaign tho moro I fa- -, rais- Envelop vor It. By this method Duluth K. FU1CURODA 180,000, Richmond, Va., 230,000, De- - j ed by the Million. Call and get our troit 423,000, Baltimoro 430.000, Den- Hotel near Nuuanu. Honolulu W. G. CHALMERS ver, 223,000, Houston 184,000, Wichita GENERAL CONTRACTOR wholesale price. Rainier Bottling Works 81,000, Dallas 1C0.000, Portland 350,000, 200,000, AND BUILDER . . . El Paso 105,000, Ottawa St. COHSDLlDflTED SODji WHTEB TKLEHHONK 1331 200,000, 70,000, Indiana-poll- s, Paul Stockton 15 Estimates Furnished Free. 283,000, Pattorson, N. J. 185,000, j Telephones Offlco SO; 273,-C0- IS ABSOLUTELY PURE. Residence 1221 1 Los Angeles 332,000, Kansas City 0, ill 115 Oakland 220,000. In short, 100 cl- - j Honolulu, T. H. ties during tho past Hire years have PHONE 71. Offices 1059 Bethel near Hotel. Corner Fort and Merchant.H

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i t TELEPHONE ' ; Careful and Experienced I W. B. HARRUB CHAUFFEURS f JIM HARRUB t JERRY ROONEY f 1 Roaind the Island Trips; I FRANK LEWIS j a Specialty f J. A. McLEOD AUTOS by the Day, Hour King and Bishop or Streets at Hack Rates. HONOLULU, T.

PACIFIC PHOTO GALLERY as they NOT A NEW CONDITION. TAILOR MADE Talk will, clothiers Waverley Block. cannot convince themselves or "The same condition has Come to pass in different ages, and '.!'.! (17 Hotsl St. makal aide.) ready-mad- e Sermon ptoiVs-sor- CO.', anyono else that Saturday same challenge is now in issue by many of the distinguished s W, W. AHANA to LTD. Photography In all lis ranches, Tn! clothes can give tho satisfaction of our best universities, who are leaders of secular tohught. turea enlarged, ' Eliot, 62 South King Street of "Made to your order." ;'" is clearly evidenced by the recent utterances of Dr. lie is not Kodak developing, ana printing a alone in this ism, as can be seen from the opinions and teachings of specialty. - WASHINGTON, Juty 26. Jhc "new religion," as recently out- such thinkers as Profs. White of Cornell, Bowcn of Boston, Hadley lined by Dr. Charles E. Eliot, president emeritus of Harvard Univer- of Yale, Gidding of Columbia, oss of the University of Wisconsin, Hoffman Union College, Lough of New York Universityfi Mary TeWim sity, before the university's summer school of theology, was discussed of Jas. W. Pratt, PRiriO BEER Whittjcr Calkins of Wcllcsley and Schurman of Cornell and others. T. IS ALWAYS GOOD including Rev. yesterday from their pulpits by Washington pastors, J. These distinguished scholars take practically the same position in 125 Merchant Street, adjoining Stangenwald Building. ; Ar- bi AT THE Henning Nclms, rector of the Church of the Ascension Rev. Dr. condemning the Christian religion and in fixing the basis in what they thur W. Spooncr of the Sixth"Prcsbytcrian Church and Rev. Dr. S. V. are pleased to call a new religion, as taught by the Christian church, Real Estate For Sale and Lease Orpheum Saloon Leech 0 the Independent Luthcra11 Church. and suggest the basic principle of the new religion nceddc, and soon CITY AND SUBURBAN LOTS. FARMING LANDS. v make In an interview today Rev. Dr. Rcid Shannon, pastor of Met- to be what the distinguished gentlemen choose to make it. They John Testament, it ropolitan Memorial Methodist Chuvch. also took up Dr. Eliot's utter- it quite clear they have never read the Old or New or, Auto Fenders, $2.50 up. "Will they have, they have forgotten the entire story of the life and death Examine Gutters free of charge ances. " of Jesus. They tell us that the new religion in its purpose must be also do Plumbing Work. Low- "T believe that by the new religion of which Dr. Eliot speaks," said a religion of sacrifice; they forget the sacrifice of the humble life and est Trices. Work Guaranteed. Dr. Shannon, "he means Christianity as he interprets it, and not a new death of Christ. They tell us it must be a religion of service to men. JOHN MATTOS. religion in any other sense than that. The characteristics of the new They ignore the teachings of Jesus, basing the coming religion upon From Niihau 1175 Alakea St. the very principle not simply in His teaching, but in His loving service. .religion as he outlines them, befit Christianity; as a crown befits a "They tell us the new ism must have prevention as its watchword, king, a dome befits cathedral."1, BEEF FROM NIIHAU COMES TO US ONLY as a which was the whole basis of the religion of Moses ; 'that the new reli- "What have you to say about his words, 'There will be no super- gion must bo without a spiritual or temporal authority, without a THREE TIMES; A YEAR WHICH MEANS THAT THE natural element iif the religion of the future no reliance on any- moral code or no standard of right or wrong except as seems best to CATTLE HAS TIME AND OPPORTUNITY TOEAT-TE- N thing but the laws of nature'?" the individual eyes; have no consolation, but a preventive religion by FOR THIS MARKET. reducing the need of consolation. Tt offers no future consolation, and 'Vrhe Shannon, "arc simply God's THE BOOH laws of nature," continued Dr. no god except that divine impulse which the educators' Ax in the souls THE SUPPLY JUST RECEIVED IS EXCELLENT. way,s of doing things. Our best scholars today 'define the supernatural of individual men. There is no external god, denying that a great IS COMING r.s the natural and the natural as the supernatural. So Robert Crown- supreme power has control over things spiritual and temporal." ing,,' the great poet, defines all God's laws. Dr. Eliot, doubtless, speaks In closing, Dr. Nclms said that he believes these men arc sincere believes of God's l.lws in the same sense. God 'is. as much in .natural law as in and that they are possessed of learning and character. He that' the fallacy of their teachings lies in assuming that the scholars SIGNS anything t(iit .theologians, in the past" have called supernatural.'.' Metropolitan Market and philosophers are 'capable, as such, of teaching with authority, but IT-- be TELL YOU OF "What comment do" you make upon Dr. Eliot's words: 'God will thatMheV'aa' not so even as to enlightenment or counsel in spiritual in. of the future that no intermcdiathy will be 4 so imminent the religion things., ; W. F. Heilbron, Proprietor. Phone 45. " needed ?' Dr. Shannon was asked. ATTACK NOT DANGEROUS.- - . . "'it is so with Christianity,' answered the pastor "That teaches "The 'Tei'v Great Wonders of the Bible" was the subject of Rev. Sharp that God is so imminent that He is nearer to us than our own secret Dr. 'Leech: He declared that Dr. Eliot's utterances have profoundly Makes Good Signs thoughts; in Him we live, as the birds live in the air, as the fish live affected Trinitarian ministers and laymen in all parts of the country. in the sea." ' "This attack ofcx-Prcside- nt Eliot on the divine inspiration of the Ellt Building. Phont m Bible and the' creeds so cherished by trinitarian church organizations,'' have you .to, say about Dr. Eliot's words: 'The religion of "What he said, "does not become dangerous because of its literary or theolo- Second the' future, will e bound by no creed?'" was the question gical strehgtn, for in itself it is one of the weakest and most com- V "I do not believe that Dr. Eliot isorrcctly reported," continued monplace orations of agnosticism and skepticism associated with mod- udivamzoa iron noois 9 A the pastor, "when he is represented as saying, 'that the religion of the ern scholarship. Many a college freshman can formulate a better 2 CLEANING creed than Dr. Eliot "When the Sun Shines, Prepare for the Rain." future will be bound by no creed.' Christianity is the life of God in has systematized inhis outline of his principles A N D of I' s twentieth century ;ncw religion.' The peril to the orthodox is Fine inan's soul. The creed is? man's interpretation and comprehension of It Weather now, but the Fall and Winter DYEING. tVt'i.of young men arises from the splendid personality back of this 2 Storms are Coming. Have Your Roofs Fixed Before x that" life. A creed is no more Christianity than is botany flowers, geo- strange address. is He an illustrious scholar and a majestic man. 6 the Rains Start in. d THE FRENCH LAUNDRY K I logy the earth, astrohdmy the stars. Creeds change even as do the His character is as pude as a diamond of the first water. Tlis reputa- V X PHONE 1491. various sciences' which explain the vital, phenomena to which they are tion for the possession of sterling virtues is as untarnished as a cube related. But creeds may change without the future needing any other of srystal. Because of his great intellectual achievements and his Roofs, Leaders, world-wid- e influence, the press associations haVn flashed his remarks 2 religion Christianity than itself. to all of the great newspapers of the land. Gutters, Veiitilators, I "All the old theological creeds may be laid aside and yet Christian- 'When any analytical scholar reads Dr. Eliot's consensus of .his o Territorial Rnnrrf 2 ity still abide unharmed. The old creeds are to Christianity what the 'new religion' he will quickly perceive that it is in direct opposition lUUIIUliUl uuuiu fogs are to the sea.,the clouds to the heavens the sea abides, though to the teachings of the New Testament, lie tells the American public of Immigration i '6 the fogs pass away; the heavens abide, though the clouds pass away. that the 'new religion' is to have no divine or human authoritative con- EXAMINED FREE AND MADE GOOD AS OFFICE: 405 Stangenwald Bldg. struction. And yet the New Testament proclaims the synopsis HONOLULU. "We believe that the religion of the future will be Christianity with that NEW AT LOWEST PRICES. o , of dogmas embodied in the'Apostles' Creed for centuries past has a a new statements of its trutlts. Our age demands new and better forms divine authoritative origin. 2 We Do All Kinds of Plumbino- - Work k in which to express their truths than the old theologies give us because GOD'S X FINAL REVELATION. a FOB SALE. of the larger intellectual life of today. God is keeping his children "Dr. Eliot informs us that ('religion is not fixed, but fluent, and it 2 changes at school ; they cannot go back intellectually. It is impossible to from century to century.' All trinitarian bodies understand that the New Testament is" God's final revelation of His will to the ! Solar Water Heaters, 30 to 120 gal- crovd the oak back into the acorn, the eagle back into the shell." GalT. Iron Tanks any size and lutman race. Its great doctrines are as immutable as Ararat. Christ 5 lons, DR. NELMS AS CRITIC. and His apostles made them permanent and changelessV The constel- weight, Shee Metal Work of all kinds to order on short notice, Water lations that, adorn the dome of the liTeht arc not more abiding than the made Dr. Xeluis in His sermon declared that Dr. Eliot's religion, based Pipe and Fittings 1-- 4 to 2 In. in feiz, fundamental doctrines that Dr. Eliot omits to name in l)is abstract of upon the personal decision of its followers as to right wrong Plumhlng and Pipe Fitting. what and articles incorporated into his 'new religion.' Special Sale of Up is the Best' Quality from $2.50 Job work prompt attention. to be and what tjic moral status of the community sliall be, will "He assur'es us that 'It will not attempt to reconcilcpeople to pre- gln i EMMELUTH & CO., LTD. lead to nothing but a rapid cruubling of the social fabric, which will vent ills by the promise of future compensation.' The-tren- of the WE REPAIR Phone 211. 145 King St bring a state of immorality and idolatry not equaled in the days of the Scriptures favors this reconciliation. They constantly tell us that Auto Lamps, Brass Fittings, .? ancients. afflictions, heroically and submissively endured for the divine honor, ehhancc heavenly felicity after the mortal life is ended. Paul speaks The rector's discourse dealt with St. Faul in Athens, when" the f the sentiments of the Bible when he eloquently informs his friends at Automobile Parts of Every Sort Empire Chop House apostle delivered his remarkable address to the teachers and philoso Corinth that 'Our light affliction, which is but for a moment, worketfi AT THE SMALLEST COST. (Lately Palace Grill.) phers, j for us a far more exceeding and eternal weight of glory, while we Bethel St. Opp. Empire Theatre. was look not at the things which arc seen, ! "Paul speaking to men not 'bound to the traditions of his own but at the things that are not Give Us a Trial. All Work Guaranteed Open Day and Night. Cuisine Unsur- seen; for the things which seen faith," said Dr. Nelms, "but intensely interested in religion; men of arc are temporal, but the things that 0 passed. arc not seen eternal.'" . ESTIMATES ON great learning and culture; the greatest of any age or land. They aic a. FURNISHED ALL WORK BEST MEALS AT REGARDED AS SACRILEGE. ALL PRICES! were the Athenian philosophers and scholars, FREE OF CHARGE. 2 leaders in thought in the Dr. Spooner ridiculed Dr. Eliot's assertion that the new religion will age in which they lived, the real Readers of secular thought, classic have nothing to do with sorrow and death, but will deal, only with joy CALL OR TELEPHONE ANY DAY BETWEEN K. L. WONG and profound. These men, he said, have not only assumed to be lead- and life. 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It was a match between the philosophers and R1 learned men of the age, Dr. Spooner concluded by calling attention to a further claim made thinkers who taught in OffifflSffiffiffiffl0ffiSO the great universities, against the religion of by Dr. Eliot for the new religi6n ; that it will not be any- JOHN founded on MATTOS EUREKA PERFECTION ROOF ; A PAINT Jesus Christ. thing resembling the supernatural, will QrPT-nn?r- n but take its inspiration from 117; AT.ATTTCA DUBum X $ The best of all the roof nalnts. & the workings of nature. Tn vt ''The spread of "Christianity, profane history tells us, caused the answer to this he said that a careful ana- Give it a trial. Send for book- - S lysis 0$ the Christian religion reveals nothing 93. universities to lose their influence, and finally to close. This was a that, can be classed with 6 let to P.. 0 Box if what is known as the supernatural, for the reason that as Gnd is nn- - xeieplione THEO. H. DAVIES & CO. 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what had been the greatest altitude at tained during the flight and replied , ROOSEVELT HOW WRIGHT that over the hill at Four Mile Run he DMNTON '5 From the Palm is all had sailed at a height of 450 or 600 feet. that's good in sweets. BROKE ALL RECORDS Both brothers will no to Davton for SIT EXPENDITURE As pure as the Lily a short stay, after which Orvllle will Candy go to Europe to take up the work be- and fresh every day gun there by his brother Wilbur The increase in national expenditure, of which the country ha hcanl change places IN HIS AIRSHIP will with htm and re a good deal before and during1 the tariff debates, becomes almost spec- HOTEL STRI-C- NEAR UNION main In this country to teach the army tacular when it 'is examined in tabular The New Yoifc Com- officers detailed as members of the form. aeroplane corps the handling of the mercial supplies us with the figures, selecting for purposes of com- parison the eight years the administration the eight WASHINGTON, July 31. Orvllle over," and the craft, with a sharp list Wright machine. t of Cleveland an0 Wright broke all speed records in a to starboar'' so to speak, cut across years of the Roosevelt administration: T"" ten-mi- le flight with his airship CHICAGO, July 31. From an famous h an(1 fl the aer,al b Cleveland. Roosevelt. ou the Fort Myer field last night. He . .. source it has been learned that the no S8C. $242,843,138 1902. .4 190,858 carried Benjamn D. Poulois of the trom tne west. unuouuteuiy lose reason the American Government re- ?4i. by maneuver, "but 1887 267,932,180 1903 506,099,007 nrmv nlirnnl nrn n n nriesfnrpi nnrl precious seconds the mains apparently so little concerned made' lt afforded a splendid exhibition of the 1888 267,924,801 582,402,321 KODAK an average speed of more than about the advances in. aerial naviga- I94 aeroplane's responsiveness and perfect 1889 '299,288,978 1 . forty-tw- o miles an hour. On one tion madeby foreign experiments is 1905 stretch of the flight His machine cut dirigtbillty. that an officer In the American army, 1894 367,746,867 1906...V 568.727.565 the air at the terrific pace of eighty Beyond the high promontory of Shut-mil- es stationed at Fort Omaha, has worked 1895 356,195.298 1907 Printing and Developing 300 an hour. The. ten-mi- le flight er hill the aeroplane was easily feet out an electric invention which is like- 189C 352,179,446 1908 659,552,125 above the ground, but the trees and pro- was completed In 14 minutes and 42 ly to paralyze all other existing or 1807 36,774, 1 W 1909 694,244,002 AMATEURS! BRING YOUR WORK TO US AND IT secdnds. buildings on the hill called for a still posed engines of war. greater altitude to clear then;, WILL BE GIVEN EXPERT ATTENTION. WE ARE Wright went up nearly 500 feet CAREFULLY GUARDED. Total $2,519,524,867 Total. :$4;627,855,383 OLD HOW Four-Mil- e The watching crowd clearly saw the TO THE BUSINESS AND 'UNDERSTAND his crossing of the valley or ex- The invention, he says, is to be - Run avernen nltlViide was about foreul'anes tilted, the great canvas bird When we come t( the cost of the War- and Navy Departments the TO GET THE VERY BEST RESULTS. and his clusively the property of the United ' preils'ted another air wave and rose into - '00 feet; up to pres- comparison, is still more impressive:- a higher stratum. As the fatnistic States Government and the Lieutenant Foulois climbed into the ent essential details are carefully passenger motor, ready craft? "swept by Wright and Lieutenant the , Cleveland. Roosevelt. seat beslde the guarded. The maclilne.is said to pro- for the. start. Wilbur1 took Ms place tfouiois coum ue distinctly see, me 1886. $48,232,041 1902 $180,075,354 i Co. ject; through the air a column of elec- - Pinto I J - - 1887 53.704,153 iigiiL up i - 903 0137,554 Hull! ul iiiu ul li.unvo trip- enerzv of almost any Sil? desired Orvllle .clambered Into his seat beside manipulation of his levers, the soldier, 1888...... 55,448,874,. 15)04.'...... 217,991,513 strength at any given obbject for a dis- - below Ut Fouloit He gripped the levers ana galmly scanning. ftlio tllswpce wuer.e, 1889.'.'. . .' 65,814,080 1905 269,127,623 "Everything Photographic." Fort St. Hotel. come, ta'rice'6? many hundred yards. The slipped' the cable which released the the triumph was to 1894 86,269,224 1 906 . . . . . 204,61 5,629 of- - informant, who is an expert in war, General James, Allen, chief signal k r starting weigh,. The aeroplane shot saldr - 1895 80,602,555 1907 199,278,476 tiracit, fleer of the army, announced sifter" the ' down the rose before it reached "Such an column would 1896 77.978.653 229,011,211 skimmed over the ground flight that the training of Lieutenants .electric lpoS the end and queer every mechanism on a warship, 1897...; 83,511,813 '1909 ,. 280,089,111 for 100 feet . Lahjn and Foulois in the operation of some stop the engines, annul the dynamos, JLIKE A GIANT BIHD. tne aeroplane will take place at kill the signaling apparatus, make the 'Totals 555L559.393 Total...... $1,781,426,471 LIke'a ciantvbird the aer6ptane swept - guns unworkable, slay hundreds of I m ingtbn, where the ground Is more level says no unswervingly course. .It.kept - men by shock alone might even' It may have been worth, the Commercial, all that it cost; do.wn Its and freer from obstructions.- There and m the'south and seemed to tie explode magazines. Its possi- good American complains at the expense of the battleship cruise straight to will' be no more flights at Fort Myer. the After the Bie Fieht higher It passed over warfare, are al- its m rising" ever as Today the official board will deter- bilities for offensive around the world, and the country under Roosevelt was bigger and heavily wooded country most course, I say the diverse and mine the speed made yesterday. It Is unlimited. Of don't population much irrcater than under Cleveland. J3ut the expense ot m distance. Its absolute efficiency yet is assured, in the said, that it exceeded forty-tw- o miles conducting the government in the 1902-190- 9 period was out of all pro glasses saw the aero- knowledge I can say J Those who had an Thp Wrights will there-- ) but from cerealh m and national activities, to the hour. experi- portion to the increase population llic late plane turn, first to the left, then in entire confidence that the - was fore receive ?30.000 Including a bonus . administration is simply engaged m paying oif the ilcticit ot- its imme right;, about' Shutter Hill. Then it aeroplane. ments made point convincingly in this seconds passed of $5000 for their diate predecessor. Argonaut. TO-NIG- HT lost to view, and as the Orvllle Wright's flight has made a. direction." grew c crowd. As the a silence up.u-- dcep.imnresslm 011 the army and navy ueiay in me uuuu au ub. onIcials T1 contend the accomplish COUNT ZEPPELIN SAILS sky line became seemingly above the cross-countr- y flight dem- - ON EXTENDED VOYAGE EASTER LILY F si perspiration ment of the alarming, great beads of onstrated the availibllky of the aero FRIEDRICHSHAFEN. July 31. The upon Wilbur Wright's brow ana stood plane for use in warfare. dirigible balloon fceppelln II started 'was evident. Cal., 28. lily ranch sounds like his agitation Although they were there for the morning LOS. ANGELES, July An Easter into j 3:40 o'clock i Drop sight, from here at this Suddenly the speck came in purposo of timing the aeroplane state, asvIt is isn't. a fact. It's in Orange county, this 111 distant-hil-l. Air Navigation a dream, but It's over the crossed and recrossed the mark, the to sail to the Frankfort navigators were home is the" only one of its kind in United States. Soon the aeral officers stationed at Shuter's Hill, the Exposition, a instance or auoui jju and the groufid fly jj again over the drill southern end of the course, were taken miles, according to tne rome mm oui Heretofore Americans have paid Bermuda and Japan u tribute of Orvllle steered straight the j ing very law. R111.nrisQ when tho aeroi)lauo was ,The moon was shining brightly and every year for Easter lilies. That's no joke, either. But field and at a height ot beautiful. $3,000,000 across the (liscovered fly,ng ,n their dll.ectlon, weather was moth- swung around again 31. the foreigners have been too careless of the riches given them by w about twenty feet mnnner Jn tho ma BIETIGHEIM, Wurtemberg, July THE ALOHA CAFE down whch northward, and landed easily Mr chlne (nm port Myop The Zeppelin II, according to a mes er nature. Too much inbreeding has worn out the foreign stock, and m new." nw wan uuu -- u sage dropped as it passed over this the ine d th th rndIty with which it now therajhrcatens to be a famine of lilies than' can be averted only m was greeted with deafening cheers. ,.eturned there nfter ,t waa 8ighted;town at 10:20 o'clock this mornin 1110 . . . through the success of this Orange county ranch. wiihnr at once began calcinating .... Pn!intnrpii adverse winds and rarn m Bpee.d of the trip, which after ho nad thQ and hall. It took five hours from Ulm Nis Lind is the man who has made lily farming in America a sue , I t ther 111411. ,f 1)0Ssib1ItIes of the consulted win weiuenum. r practIcal use ot the aeroplano by tho IU UIJ UUUlll tit J -- v.ifcj- cess. For years he was connected with the experimental station of-th- w figured at lorty-iw- o unu u a fl Tho huge craft as It passed here, department of agriculture at Sa'Ua Ana. ,IIc learned through the an hour. "Tho great advantage of an aero- "was often diverted from a straight course by machinery was "We were forced off our plane over a balloon for use in war courso by tho wind, The department's report that the lily industry in Bermuda and Japan Foulois. .. hour coming back," said faro Is that 4t can fly low over round was working well. on the wane, so he thought he would tackle the problem scientifically to fly across OrvJIle said: "It's easier country," said Wilbur Wright today, country. field." and see if a success could be made of lily farming in this Junction of Beretanisi and country than round a "thus having objects on tho ground in m more impressed by the He and his partner interested Uncle Sam, and laid out a lily farm He seemed plain view. Orvllle demonstrated that WILL FIGHT FOR I lesson' that tho unusual flighMiad yesterday. The speed at which ho was at Buaro station, four miles from Santa Ana. Already ciglit acres King Streets and have a jjj arty ' Mri taught him than by sense ot sur-fac- o travelling with tho small exposed have been set out to lilies, and between 325,000 and 350,000 bulbs are m achievement. of the aeroplano would have made x in ground. FIRST-CLAS- FIGHTS AIR CURRENTS. practically safe from tho fire of RAGING the S course by him HORSE "Wo were orced off our the enemy.' The Bermuda variety has been mixed with that of Japan in the several counter currents," he added, il DONE BETTER. that will not die out. , turning at the lower end, a COULD HAVE WASHINGTON. AiiKiist 0. Henry hope of producing a hardy stock "and in to '.IHim trpnil nf air toolc me lower than Orvllle Wright was Inclined today nrolasl j 0f gan Diego has arrived In "The problem we are tackling is still an experiment," said Farmer -. - I meant to go. I was forced to climi) minimize tne magnmiuo ot ma i,ei- Washington to urgo on tne state ue- Lind, as fie walked about the lily ranch a few days ago, "but" I am MEAL with chiefly higher In starting back." formance. Ho was concorned parmient reconsideration ot Its action ho , sure we shall succeed. I have been asSured by dealers in New York Even more dramatic than its do- - with what he might have done had ng,ing Mexico to slop horso racing at ' is parturo from Fort Myer was the ad- - not miscalculated tho elevation nt Tla jllana. Mexico acted promptly that they will take all the bulbs I can raise. The market the easiest bal-'o- n - vent of tho aeroplane and Its passen-v-whlc- h ho had to round tho stake representations from Acting Secre- part of it. Uncle Sam has been good to us because he is tired of Refresments. gers at the southerly turning point loon at the Alexandria end of the!tary of state Wilson, and Brolaskl - to spending $3,000,000 a year for lilies raised in" foreign parts, when ti Qiiiiftor Hill, iusf outsldo of Alex- course. now wants tho State Department ,i..i Tiiom tho usual crowd was "I feel sure," said ho "that had I save his investment by reversing it- - they might as well be raised at home. Easter lilies arc a popular cut gazing eagerly Into the sky. Tho de- - continued at the same height at which seif. eH says ho has two lawyers flower, and Easter isn't the only time when they are in demand. There m on v nn fliitv to keen back I crossed tho halt way hill or con- - coming 10 argue ins cuse. nil nt voir is always a market for .them. They are used in the churches, at funer- purposo of their tlnued climbing Instead of gradually Brolaskl declares that ho ts allowed the people forgot tho ways. The Germuda presence and' sat rapt upon their horses descending, I would have gained at to do anything but raco horses. Ho als, during fiesta 'times, and in a host of other wntfOiinr. fiio Mnrred aDnarltlon. least two miles per hour in my. speed. asserts that bo can run roulette, taro lilies arc almost a thing of the past now. What we arc trying to do H. KLEMME, through Shuter's Hill too closo to tho or anything elso bo wishes to, but be It was quickly seen that I turned. i to raise a lily that will be strong enough to .survive." mUpniimintnn of steerinc the uround and this compelled me to climb wants also tho privllego of horso rac- - Enma Assisting the Danish lily farmer is his beautiful daughter, Jenny aeroplane It It kept a straight courso again In order to clear the higher rldgo Jng. To that end he will assault tho PROPRIETOR must turn tho stake balloon Irom tne between Alexandria ano von wyur. jaiaio ueparuneni as booh u ui jbui Lind. Not only does she bear the name of the great Swedish prima might battery can bo got Into action, east to tho rightv instead of from the This used up power which better donna, but she also is gifted with a voice of remarkable sweetness and west to the. left, as had been expected, havo been used for propulsion." 1 ' ' power. ( Suddenly the navigator "put his helm Mr. Wright was asked to estimate Fine Job,, Printing, Star Office. t JW

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SEATTLE, August A. Two banquets, toasts in an informal way. The list of wne luncheon, an auto ride over the guests follows: city and a tour ot the exposition Gov. Charles E. Hughes, of New grounds made up a day of activity for York, and .Mrs. Hughes; Gov. John A. Give the housewife s Governor Charles E. Hughes of New-Yor- Johnson, of Minnesota, and Mrs. John- yesteraay. son; Gov. M. E. Hay and Mrs. Hay; Premier Richard McBride of British ample choice of At 10 o'clock in the morning he was Columbia; Dr. E. T. Young, minister of taken in-to- by a body of Cornell men education of British" Columbia; Col. and taken over the city. Returning to G. C. Treadwell, of New York; Mrs. the New York building at the exposi Eva Bodwell, of Victoria; Mr. Watson he changed clothes and attended tion C. Squire, former governor of the ter- j a luncheon given him by ,Ioslah Collins MOW CONVENT T KM Ml'KI REAR VIEW. ritory of Washington; Mr. and Mrs. H. Good Things at the Golf Club, following which he W. Treat. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Farrell, i 'was taken over the exposition grounds, ot Unlit of concrete the structure Ih Senator Benj. M. Wilcox and Airs. Wil- The new convent ot the . Sisters and then back to his suite at the New imposing and substantial, an or- cox, Judge C. H. Hanford, Mrs. John the Sacrod Hoarts at Kainiuki will Wo both York building to dress for the Cornell nament to the city at large, visible Leary, Mrs. John Collins. for oponed one mouth from today. Its mag- alumni banquet. Leaving this early, the Table. great distances, as well as a ' At the banquet given by the Cornell from he was taken to the Perry, where lie site occupies a whole block. The build- lo the improvement Alumni Association at the New York nificent addition banquet ot scuiaro, attended his second tne building ii H. ing, in the form ot a hollow of the Kainiuki suburbs. governor early the evening, Albert designated re- evening. On top of this the is 110 by 110 feet srentest dimensions Apartments nro for Beebe, president of the association, was s, will have to rise bright and early this fectories, community room, dormlto-roe- toastmaster and besides Gov. Hughes and consists of basement and twy stor- morning to catch the !) o'clock boat for chapel, assembling room, class called upon Henntor J. M. Walnwrlght. Ask for Heinz of estab- Vancouver, B. C. ies, and the cost the entire and play rooms, bath room.-- in great Assemblyman J. S. Parker, H. .1. Rog- Three governors, the former terri-- j lishment will bo about ?C2,U00. The number, music practice room, kitchen, ers, secretary of the New York Alaska-Yukon-Paci- governor Washington, the late August Dreior made the building laundry, etc. torial of commission, and John A. possible with a donation ot ?10,000. Tho furniture for .the chapel was premier and the minister of education line. o were guests of Bishop Libert has taken a great inter- provided through subscriptions raised British Columbia Gov. Hughes stated he had made given that est in the construction. Ho has don- by Mrs. John Lucas and other, ladies honor at the private dinner his last address of the present trip in apartments in ated two statutes to the ohapel and five years ago, the occasion being the Hill at his the his oflicial capacity, and he talked All ot guests of Father Valentin has raised monev for flfteith anniversary of the religious Perry hotel. the honor simply as a college man. He spoke in party responded to two more. profession of Rev. Mother Judith. and others in the ii light vein, recalling reminiscences of the time when he studied law at Cor- nell. Gov. Hughes was forced to leave the banquet board early to 1111 another engagement. Kill COOKE On the auto trip about the city Gov. Hughes was accompanied by his mili- Honolulu, T. H. tary aide, Col. Treadwell; Senator Walnwrlght and Commissioner "Wilcox. SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MER- The Cornell men in the party wore A. CHANTS. H. Beebe, George B. Kittinger, Carl SUGAR FACTORS and GENERAL IN- LI. Johnson, Harry W. Treat, Mark SURANCE AGENTS. in the "STAR" for Odell, Frederick Auorbach and Francis representing M. Larned. Ewa Plantation Co. Josiah Collins was host to the gover- Walalua Agncutural Co., Ltd. QUICK RESULTS nor at a luncheon at tho Golf Club at Kohala Sugar Co. ' noon yesterday. In the afternoon, ac- Waimea Sugar Mill Co. companied by Senator Wilcox, Senator Apokaa Sugar Co., Ltu Walnwrlght and Assemblyman J. S. Fulton Iron Works of St. LouU. governor Parker, the visited the dif- Blake Steam Pumps. ferent fair buildings and expressed Westons Centrifueals. himself as greatly pleased with the Babcock & Wilcox Boilers. beauty exposition. of the Green's Fuel Economizer. At the Hawaiian balding Gov. Marsh Steam Pumps. Hughes ate pineapple was dec- and Matson Navigation Co. orated a flower by with beautiful lei Shlpplnng Cc. the young women the islands. Planters Lint from New England Mutual Llfa Insur- The party at the Hawaiian building Company of Boston. was Informal. Commissioner Augustus ance Insurauca Co. F. Knudsen sent an invitation to Gov. Aetna Co. Hughes early in the day and during National Fire Insurance Co. (Hartford tho afternoon a special table was ar- Citizen's Insurance ranged to serve the. visitors. Fire Insurance Co.) Tho young women in the pineapple The London Assurance booth, wearing (lie yellow leis or wreath which Is so popular in the Isl- ands presented similar decorations to the visitors. Latest Paquin Models SUN 111 BO LIB Gov. Hughes expressed interest in t Bxtragood III the exhibit from Hawaii and when ho ntiTWRS nmt nnvs M FOR left he took his flower leis with him. " ' Gov. Hughes and his party leave this CHINESE NEWSPAPER morning for Vancouver to take the SHva's Toggery The Swellest Gowns PUBLISHING AND New "York. KING near FORT. Canadian Pacific back to fr Gov. M. E. Hay, of Washington will JOB PRINTING, accompany as Vancouver. Uncle Sam I'll trust my suspend, r buttons off oforo I'll let that get away from me. him as far ((((ItiltQ Davison Is determined to secure share of the Chlneso loan. News Item, Fine Job Printing, Office. Fine Job Printins, Offlc. No. 49 Corr ot Smith and Hotsl Sti. President Tuft hour Star tfar YOUNG BUILDING ROOM 72

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L-IL- IHK STREET TXT STHR THEKTER NEHR KING SATURDAY, August 14th, at 8:30 p. m. s o R O U N T a o PB1TT HOUND RV Referee, MIKE PATON BUGLER SARCONI, Camp of Very, TICKETS now on Sale at Fitzpatrick Bros.' Oigar Store versus Fort and Hotel Streets. 1 KID TERRY, of U. S. S. Iroquois PRICES: Ringside, $3.00; Reserved Seats, $2.50, $2.00 and $1.50. SIX ROUNDS AT 130 POUNDS General Admission, $1.00

WW til abutting districts. (3) The problem of federal action at variance Y. WO CO. THE PLANS OF THE with the local law.. SING Lewis" & Co,, JaactfanAlohaBeretanla andCafeKing Streets. Ltd (1) In this Territory the law provides a way to determine and GROCERIES, FRUITS, GROCERS. VEGETABLES. ETC. express the public sentiment, by counties. by petitions It is the best MEALS AT ALL HOURS. 51 California Butter, 40c lb.; Cooklni NT SALOON LFAEUF HAWAII licensing law on any statute book. The License Commissions of the Best Wines, Liquors and Beers. Phono 240. 169 Ming St Butter, 35c lb.; Freeh Dried Fruits. respective counties are composed of men who represent distinctly the HARRY KLEMHU. Prop. - 1186-11- 58 Nuuanu Street. upward side of civic life. Owing to the fact: that the meetings June Telephone Main 238. Box SSI l By Hon. John G. Woolley. in all the counties occurred at about the same date, I could only attend, JMLm All kinds WRAPPING PAPERS and in Honolulu, It was, and is, my impression, that the board in this OHTA The Star has requested me to make a statement about the present CONTRACTOR & BUILDER TWINES, POINTING and WRITING county would be cordially responsive to any clear expression of the Your Taken aspect of the liquor problem in Hawaii, from the point of view of the Picture Estimates glTen on all kinds of PAPERS. , Anti-Saloo- n popular will in a given locality, subject, of course, to general consid- League. I should have more pleasure in complying, if With Greatest Care work. AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- PAPER ft. it were certain that the contribution would be really informing and erations, in the exercise or its sound discretion ; and that its discretion- 636 South Hotel St. between Punch- SUPPLY CO, LTD. ary power would entire fairness, if not sympathy ihc bowl ft AlapsX helping to the public. To make it so, is not as easy as, on a casual show toward HONOLULU ART PHOTO GALLERY. GEO. G. GUILD. General Manaoer.. view, it might appear. "temperance" sentiment. But no clear showing was made. The Li- Hotel near Nuuanu. Fort and Queen Streets. Self- - ' 41 The "temperance" movement, as it is called, is, in fact, water- quor Dealers' Association was out in force; but it stood only for Honolua Ranch. Fine Job Printing, Star Office. Honolulu. PHONE logged with undigested knowledge. Popular information is so com- interest'. I on the other side, was there alone, but almost if not wholly plete and so unchallenged as to be unimpressive; and so the worst uninfluential, being a stranger and a professional agitator. Twenty disease that has ever afflicted the social system seems to the thought- business men, at the meeting, advising a cut of 60 per cent in the less that is, to a great majority of people inevitable and normal, number of licenses would have made history. and argument about it, monotonous and useless. It was, and is, my opinion that the members of the board, in their Meanwhile, the most active and imperious passions of the hunyin own official persons, were entitled and required to use their own best mind the craving for stimulants and the greed of gain strangle discretion as to the number of licenses that were necessary, and as to Did ! good resolutions the protection of residential districts, even without formal protests. The in the exploiters and patrons of the liquor business Star It and give the general public conscience and intelligence a sag that is And I feel that they missed an opportunity in these respects. How- the despair of the hasty reformer. ' ever, they, and not I, were the, judges of the matter, and I cheerfully If the liquor question, with all the facts now known concerning it, rccept the intimation that the officer of the Anti-Saloo- n League should Writing from Seattle Will J. Cooper of were new, the judgment demanded by prohibitionists would be enter- make his protests by the statutory petitions, while I join heartily in ed summarily. But it is very old; and the facts we marshal for its praise of their withdrawal of the Sunday privilege, and the high stand the Hawaii Promotion Committee says: settlement are the drugged, despoiled, deteriorated citizens that are ard they set up as to obedience to law. to try the case. This makes the problem very difficult, but not hope- (2). Three of the islands, Molokai, Niihati and Lanai, have declar- wasjjmuch pleased to see the Hawaii less, unless government of the people, by the people and for the peo ed against any licenses; but they are at the mercy of non-reside- nt "I ple is doomed to failure. liquor dealers and without any remedy in the law. Far deeper in the life of men, if far less active and imperious than The Internal Revenue Department of the Federal Government is, folder, of which we received two bundles the lust of pleasure and of money, lie the love of justice and the love in effect, in collusion with illicit liquor dealers, not technically, but of truth. Amidst the clatter of material development, the babel of morally and practically. The Federal law requiring the liquor deal- by the last Alameda. I think it looks very, spoils politics, the raw savagery of commercial war, the hideous con- ers special tax receipt to be posted conspicuously in his place of busi- flict of the sections, the night-bloomin- g, morning-hatin-g business of ness is not enforced; and the statement sometimes made by revenue well, and the cuts worked up better than -- dissipation,. Science and Religion have been busy with their visions collectors that tax receipts covering months in advance are, in reality, and their crucibles, to such purpose that the great gray wolf of busi- collected on account of past taxes, is manifestly absurd. It would be ness, the liquor traffic, runs yelping from the gaze of public opinion, too much to ask the Federal officers, as such, to grvc active aicf in en- I had hoped." with its tail between its legs. forcing territorial liquor laws, but the simplest dictates of good citi- But even running, it is formidable; and even in its growing panic, zenship and personal honor require fair dealing in the premises. it fights hard. Desperation nerves it to its desperate worst, and no Ihesc suggestions may .ervc to sliow the needs and difficulties to This refers to the Hawaii folder just restraining pride or conscience constrains it to fight fair. It will die he met and encountered, and the lines of future procedure. The out- as wolves die, doubling, snarling, biting, to the last. look is hopeful in every direction, hut there arc no "flowery beds of prmtea m colors ana nan tones at tne star But it' will die. It is dying. Only a little while ago congressional ease" in sight. The attitude of the Federal government, while far committees feared it, and prohibitory measures found it hard to get' a from satisfactory is distinctly encouraging. In line with former ac- printing office. decent hearing. It is so no longer. No class of legislation gets more tion for the protection of natives jn the South Seas, and to promote courteous treatment now, at Washington. Only a little while ago, good health and good habits in the army and navy, congress is now most of the men of character and substance accustomed to the moder- considering a bill prohibiting the manufacture or sale of intoxicating ate use of alcoholic drinks, decried prohibition as an infringement of liquors in Hawaii, or the giving it away, save in one's own house. The Best Work Done At their personal liberty.. Such narrowness among such men isall but The bill has a fair chance of passing. It would probably pass if "U obsolete Only a little while ago, the man at the club with his glass those who favor it, make their wishes known by letters 10 members or btside him, was quick to say: "Why should I be deprived of this, congress within the next three months. " 'M The Lowest Rates because some men are not strong enough to take it safely?" Such The policy of League is to keep in touch with the men are rare, and getting rarer, now. The drift of decency has 'set public sentiment and to serve it, in diminishing the liquor tra.Ie and against the liquor traffic. The fortunes of the brewer and the distiller increasing the anti-salo- sentiment. We have no thought or desire ride an ebbing tide, and all the armies of reform advance with cheers. to force prohibitory law upon an unwilling people, nor to meddle wh awaiian Star Newspaper Association. The liquor problem in Hawaii, as elsewhere, is not a question of the private habits of men ; h.ut in any and every way we can, to work Ltr what judgment ought to be entered, but of how best to execute the on and up, to the time when the people will desire and demand and judgment. And that is really three problems, (i) The problem of obtain and enforce a law that will forbid the wasting dSid the poison- the dependable local sentiment. (2)' The problem of interference by ing, and finally put an end to it forever. J&EoOaxacllesis Building;, Bethel (Street

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SIXTEEN THE HAWAIIAN STAR. SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 199. Fratornnl .UootlngN PACiiRcp;s HONOLULU LODGE No. 616, COMMERCIAL D. 1'. O. ELKS. 55 Meets In their hall oa King Sreet, near Fort, every Friday evening. Visit- ing Brothers are cordially invited, to Ford Model Touring Car mm attend. "T (Continued from Page Nine.) E. A. DOUTHITT, E. R. II. C. EASTON, Secretary. new building has started '.Truest work. This committee lonsist of H. It. Trent, HARMONY LODGE No. 3, 1. O. O. F chairman; George H. Carter and Fre- - Here is the Right Automobile at the Eight Price, a Price that does dcritik D. Lowrey. They are ilgurlng' Meets every Monday evening at 7:30 on not include one cent for extravagance, or for high commissions, or for the Witerho'ttse property between In Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort Street. Vis ignorance or mistakes, or the public library nnct Adams lane and cordially at iting brothers Invited to for limited production. There is nothing in the Price but Automobile $1,150 also have other sites in vew. The tend. worth figured new bulldjng will cost $100,000. D. G. N Dri Waterhouso left rather suddenly F. WlCKE. N. 11)1311111181" Ford's way, twice as . much when figured on the usual basis. E. R. HENDRY, Sec. He In the Korea for Manila and the Straits Settlements where he is interested with is burled and the strike Is over, but Honolulu people in rubber. He DIVISION No. 1, A. O. H. We Want You to See the dandruff germ burled at the roots will be away several months. of your hair is still actively engaged this Car. Wiilinm P. Roth, paying teller or DIVISION Nol, Af O. H. in destroying your hair. YOU RUN NO RISK WHEN YOU the First, National Bank, nas resign- Meets every first and thtfd Wednes- KILLER, ed PACHECO'S DANDRUFF BUY A FORD. The biggest and finan- and will shortly leave for San Fran- day, at 8 p. m., in C. B. U. Hall, Fort your, scalp of ' will positively cleanse cially strongest automobile manufac- cisco where he win enter business. Strett. Visiting brothers are cordially impurities Try it. all and disease. turers in the world stand back of the Building permits 'issued this week, Invited to attend. by aruggwts ana Pacne-co'- s Sold all at guarantee. You deal with a success- have been: M. R. Goto, office for Dr. J. , FRANK D. CREEDON. Pres. Shop. 232. Barber Phone ful going concern would T. Wayson, Beretanla near Miller. JAMES T. UAREY, Sec. that not daro risk its reputation by putting out cars M. Agawa, bath house, Kinau street, M. Ohta, a welling house, lower Ma-n- oa A of inferior quality. The Ford Imprint .stands for quality first, last and all tne road, one story, V rooms. PLUMBING PERMITS. CONKLIN time 25,000 Ford cars In use prove mm need" L.. B. Kerr, 7 1G Beretanla, Cottage.' J. Self-Filli- i m f this. You not trust entirely to i :i Mattos. FOUNTAIN PENS. our advertising, Ford has already made good. L. B. Kerr, Beretanla near Alapal, & cottage. J. Mattos. OAT MOSS. MAN VANADIUM STEEL IS USED Rev. H. H. Parker, Hotel, Swa of Merchant St. near iPostofflce. THROUGHOUT FROM to Mm bolts axles. Alapal, twocottages, M. Aklmoto. IBS Ford uses mis strongest, toughest, Cecil Brown, Sth Avenue, ilialmuki,, longest lived steel ever manufactured. ' cottage. M. Akimoto. Its superiority is proven by the num- - C. BREWER & GO. "LTD. John Cassld'y, Kalla road, cottage, her of our competitors who are adver- - Chee Fon Kee. QUEEN STREET. Using Vanadium, though using it to ur. K. Majlmo, V High-Price- d Beretanla and Pilkoi Honolulu, T. H. Fueatres only a limited extent. This steel wilt outhouse, K. Okl. positively stand at least a strain 50 T. Ahkowng, King near Lillha, of Ford per cent, Quality in greater than put any . Leather or Cane Seat, would a house, Y-- Takasani. AGENTS FOR par- -- $1.00 Construction other steel In the junk pile. Its G. Isono, King ana Alapal, tenement, Solid Oak anti-fatig- Low Priced Hawaiian Agricultural company, Oni ticular value nes In Its Y. Takasani. Vanadium steel, qualities. Company, Sugar YORK, 2. mea Sugar Honomu Magneto, Car NEW August Raws. The Company, Walluku Sugar Company, THE MAGNETO IN THE 1'ORD, Any tone of the market Is steady and firm, Tnree-pol- nt IF car now Sugar Plantation Company, drive, FOUND ANY although transactions are lew. Ookala IN other car, would add selling for several Pp6ekeo Sugar Co., Kapapala ,Ranch Unit power plant, to the value of that particular car all The Federal accepted a small lot of hundred' more could, Three-poi- nt suspension, that we ask for the Model "T." Pro- GOO bags arrived San Domingo centri- Light weight, nounced by ignition experts the finest if built in the fugals and 5,000 bags Cubas, afloat, nt Charles M. CooKe President device ever put into a car. It does Ford factory from current quotation of 1,02a duty pala, Mgr. Larger tires for welgnt Geo. H. Robertson. & away with batteries. It eliminates Ford designs by basis 90 deg. test. , E. Faxon Bishop. .. .Treas. & Secy. than any other car, trouble, for no Cuban sugars are offered sparingly there are brushes, Ford methods, In F: W. Macfarlane Auditor More horse power moving wires, contact or rubbing" at an advance to 2 ll-16- c. c. & f 90 P. C Jones ..Director per 100 lbs. than parts. Ford quantities, b deg. test, equal to 4.'05c, landed, with sold C. H. Cooke .Director , at the Ford the possibility of effecting a sale at any other car, NOT AN OUNCE OF J. R. Gait Director ETRA price 4.02c, but with little eagerness shown Five passenger, WEIGHT NOR AN ounce too little if the .All of the above named constitute by buyers. Four gyllnder, makes the car the cheapest to operate manufacturers the Board of Directors. A Seattle Kitchen f ' .Indications now point to the total 22 to 25 miles on a gallon of gasoline, would be satisfied Ta- Twenty horse power, crop of Porto Rico sugars reaching Queen. The Best cent per mile per passenger. 10,-0- 00 , parts,' with the Ford 240,000 long tons, against recent esti- ble $4.50 Few miles to a set of tires, cheaper than Made profit per car. mate of 215,000 tons. The receipts E--. & Co. Simple construction. a horse, yet will do several times the from Porto Rico at four ports and. I. work. The light weight makes the SO- MI New Orleans thus rar amount to 212,- - IL P. engine larger a 150 In a than 000 tons and, allowing 15,000 tons for 2,000-poun- d car, 1 2-- 3 per 100 H. P. local consumption, only a small quan- AGENTS JX)R THH pounds. The light weight makes the tity Is left to come forward. A pri- Liverpool. Kan, .10x3 3 2 actually Royal Insurance Co. of and tires larger vate cable received Saturday Irom Ins. Co., ol 32x3 3 32x4 on Scottish Union ft Rational than and tires heavier Java gives total exports during June cars. 2 1-- 3 Edlnburg, Scotland. .cubic' inches of tire for and July to Europe and America, of pound car, while Commercial Union asurance Co. ol each of Its nearest only 108,000 tons against 224,000 tons competitor has less than 2 Inches. London. for same time last year. Exports dur- THESE ARE IMPORTANT REA- ing August will doubtless be consider- - The Upper Rhine Ins. Co., Ltd. SONS; THERE ARE others perhaps ably larger, but sugars shipped in that ' just as Important, exclusive Ford fea- month cannot arrive until next month tures of design and engineering. But and sellers believe they will all be Fire these warrant any man Investigating wanted at full prices, so they are con-te- ni Insurance Solid Oak Golden DTQ Dfl iin Ford first, then buying where he to wait for the demand, showing 11)1 or MIu.OU jus- no disposition to accept less than lis. ASSURANCE COMPANY OF Weathered.... pleases. It's hard to do complete ATLAa 1 2 d. c. f. & I., June shipment - tice to he car by means of plain type, for LONDON. Unit there are waj's of convincing (4.11c landed and lis. e. f. & I (4.09c) NEW YORK UNDERWRITERS BARGAINS AT yourself that this car is all we claim. for July shipment. AGENCY. " Arrange lor a- demonstration. The tariff bill as reported by the Conference Committee finally passed WASHINGTON IN- PROVIDENCE the House of Representatives, late on . COMPANY. ' SURANCE COfYRE'S Saturday night by the vote of 195 to 183, and it is now in the .Senate where YOUNG BUILDING. Ltd it will probably be disposed of this The B. F.' Dilliogbam Co,, week and go to the President for signa- General Agents for Hawaii. ture. Y. Yoshikawa I The bill goes into effect the day after Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Building. ' 1C3 King Street, opp. Young Building. it is, signed by tho President. in Good, new bicycle, $25; second hand, Refined Withdraws are received good volume showing a very satis- .Sweet Violet any kind, cheap. Tricycles for sale. factory distribution. BUTTER . Motorcycles repaired and d. Granulated can be shipped promptly nt. some soft grades are delayed four 38 or flvo days. C. Q. YEE HOI' TEL 251 There Is every Indication of a good steady demand, through the next two are the shoes that prove. months of large consumption and, In REGAL SHOE STORE view of the lirmness of raw sugars, firmly main- King and Bethel Streets. prices of refined should be gradually SE tained and hardeu. OFFICERS and DIRECTORS. July 24. In ie'tUrn President SEATTLE, Wn H. P. BALDWIN for the many courtesies which Jhave B. 1st Vice-Preside- nt J. CASTLE been bestowed upon Hawaii's detega--tlo- n W. M. Alexander... 2nd Vice-Preside- nt by everybody connected with the Vlce-Pre- s. & Mgr. hy have your J, P. Cooke.... 3rd m Exposition, Mrs. Knudsen, wife of i Waterh'ouse Treasurer W J. Typewriter Commissioner A. F. Knudsen, of tho E. Paxton Secretary E. tinkered with by in- Hawaii exhibit, arranged a small but . Director W. O. smith.... Twenty H. P. Roadsters Cars" s delightful informal reception and J. R. Gait Director experienced men ? and Touring Fully Equipped dance, which took place on the even- W. R. Castle ...Director Let us do it I We ing of the Cth Inst, in the Now York With Top, Magneto, Gas Lights, Generator, First Class Wind State Building. The guests numbered SUGAR FACTORS arelfully equipped Shield, and Set of Tools. Price of some one hundred' persons. Invited fori this' particular Full ROADSTER, Ready from the California, Oregon, Washing- AXl) ton, and other statu buildings, besides (MISSION MERCHANTS work and we for Use, Delivered in Honolulu or Aboard Ship, a number of the directors and their $l9!SOe general management ploy only expert- -' wives from the of Exposition, few outside AGENTS FOR the and a e nc ed j repairers, guests. Mr. and Mrs. Knudsen receiv- Commercial ft Sugar Com- LET US GIVE YOU A FREE DEMONSTRATION. Hawaiian ed tho guests In most pleasing man- pany. ner, and were assisted in the enter Haiku Sugar Company. taining by Hawaii's bevy oT fair Pala Plantation. daughters who are doing so much to Maul Agricultural Company. make the Islands' exhibit one of the Hawaiian Sugar Company. human arnaee uomnanv. Ltd. most attractive on tho grounds. They . Kahuku Plantation Company., W ? wore leis of pansles and carnations Kahulul Railroad Company. Office Supply which made a decided hit with every- Haleakala Ranch Company. . body. Kaai's orchestra pldycd for tho Co., Ltd. Merchant Street, Foot of Bishop. dancing, this being tho first time that Ml Fort Street, Phone 141. Seattle has been privileged to dance BEAUTIFUL ROCKERS to real Hawaiian mnd guests IS IB music, tho all were enthusiastic in expressions Chairs, Bureaus and Furnlturo of FINE their I? Cation, & II0US ANDCAKES, BUNS', PIES of appreciation. Mrs. Knudsen was kinda from select Koa. PAPER FOR Neill Co. mde highly complimented on tho success of CoM INDEPENDENT AUTO STAND. ind all the delicacies of the table at her efforts, it being safe to say that Wing Chong JP a t'xxx IlimaAlready cut for Ieisstringing 5 no other small affair since tho Expo of f nglneen, Corner King and Bethel. 5 Thn Beer that's brewed to suit King and Bishop Streets. 3 Machinist!, Blacksmltki sition opened, was so in every way g A. B. LTD. J ASAH I BAKERY g the cllmato. ' 5 ARLEIGH fiCO., a BollermsKen. delightful. g Phono C00. Fine Job Printing, Star Office. Tint cWi work at ratei. Berotanla near Alakea. reasonable ..' Fine, Joh Prlntinr. Star Office. v 'A'.W.'AW.Vd'.V'AWA'.W

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