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'lln Iihh lii'i'ii very jirniiiliiPiil In llinllll llll III llllifciiHliill In llm Hiilli ilHlnlnHf" hiiIiI llm lliivnrmir IIiIh iiioiii.IIIKi IIIIH IIIIH IIIKi'll II KK'Hl HlllTPHtIii inihllii lii'nlih imiiifirH, ilnvnlliiKlilluknlf Iii IIiii iiiiihIii fur llm Imiilell V ml I'M Ah filliilriiliin nl llm iHKiill- -Mill! I'lillllllllll.ii of IIiii Alonrli'iili An.cim'IhI Iiiii Iiii linn ni"iil iicviinil furniii iirKiiiiiiiiK Hiiiin nml (mini iirKiui'IfiilliiiiH lliifiiiHliinit llm liilli'il Hinli'jmi Hlinllnr linen mi Hint llm cnii nilifiiiiniiilii for lliu liiiiiiiriiii'iit nf llmimlillii IipiiIIIi,

"Km h miiiiliijr nt vmirN hit Inn ImnllllllftllKll lllffl'li'lll pill IM ill llm I'llllll'liy Willi ii vlnw In iiiIIIiiu urniiliir nl.li'iillnii In liir innvpiilliiri mllmr limnIt; lliu nun. lln Ih iiiIiiIiik ilnwii IiiuiiIi liivlliillmi nml liln liTiiirii will ImHiilili'llillix llml llm ipiiiii nf IIoiiimlulu pIiihiIiI iiiiiiifi liitn xrciiil for ImIiiih ilium nil ii f m illHlnucfi In lmli iihnut ut fitir M ijili'dt. Tlinrii Hlifililil In)ii Iiiikh liini'iiul mi Wiiilmmiliiy inlimir lilui "

' .lliintillilillirH Iii fmtliir llm rnii'll-iln- i'

(if Wiimltuiv Wllwni fur l'ri'nlipil '

mtii lii'i'ii nii'!ifi In JVnw Vnrk Ii

l,mvii' wiilliim I' Mf 'mnli Jr.iliuliiiiili of IIiii (Inwiimr nf Ni'Wjrrre,,l M i I 'i ' r - . ip

liiMlmi wlili Ii iiiIvJhun Hint im iiillinfHill Im iiimlii nl llm iifwnl I lino nnllm nlli H"'t liifllnni'iiii'iil nf I'i'iliriilH'MiiliillfiiiH Ilium llin jmrl nf CiiiinliiMm Inn,

l'niliilii Mnilnii iliH'llni'il In iIIx'iihhllm iniillir ilium hi nirhiil Hilt iiioiii.

,llllf. II In llliili rilnod mi liimrij llinvcHHi'l llml iih infillirH imtv hIiiiiiI llm chili- -111 f klllllilw lifttllw Uliilil HillliU ill, MH." i riiniMi ft ft t ttf nir.n! riiiinniliiH ilti xtvHP luunUy liiitU'tnl mBIH M l'IFf,

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VII

Masonic Temple

Weekly Calendar

MONDAYI "itJ

Oicnulr Milled".

TUESDAY:

'WEDNESDAY:

lluniiltitii-'third lligrrc.

THURSDAY:

FRIDAY:IIiiiiiiIiiIii Cli.iplir Mark

JlsMrr.SATURDAY:

Mulia Temple Regular,

All Tltltlox tnrmDom ol tkOrder nro cordially Invited 'toAttcud meetings of local lodcM

Meet on the2nd and 4thMonday! ofeach montht K. P. Hull

7:30 P. M.Wan.lF At

URINE F.N6INLEHSr Z""fKEFIGIAL AVIATION, clmtioni cor.illly invited.

AWAIIAN TBIBE, No. 1, 1. 0. E. X,

Mtxtn vry first and third Thurs-day nf etch mouth at Knight' ofFythla Hull. Visiting brother or--

llally Invited tp Attend.V .1 HU1IINBON, Sachem.

II V TODD, C. of It.

IONOLULU LODGE, Gl6, B. P. 0. X.

riontlulii Ix1fce No. Hit, D. V. O

Ik, meets In their hull, on Kingtreet, near Fort; evorjr Friday T- -

olng. Visiting Urother r cordiallyInvited to alien'!.

i) i rt iHi:Nni:iio. io. it.ui:o. T. KI.DKtlHL, Sec.

WM. MoKIKLEY LODGE. NO. 8,K.ofg.

M vry 2nd and 4th Saturdayrenin; at 7!30 o'clock In IC. of P.

Hall, cor. Fort nnd Heretanla. Visit-In- s

brother cordially Invited to atUud.

F. F. KIl.lIEY, 0. 0.K. A. JAC0I1S0N, K. It.' B.

O'AHU LODQC NO.' 1; K. of P.

Meets every llrst unci tlilnl Friday nt"IC o'clock, Pylliliin Hull, corner Here,tmil.i nnd IVut streets, Visiting broth-"er- a

cuidintly Invited to attend.S. niCi'KUR. C. O.

O. HlilNi:. K. of It. & S.

HONOLULU AERIE 140, F. O E.

Meet nn second nnd fourth Wcdnes-da- y

evenlns of encli month nt 7:30o'clock. In Kim Antonio Hull, Vlncynrdttlrett, nenr Kiiimii. Visiting brothersarc Invited to nttirid.

CSUO. A. DAVIS, W. V.WM C. M'COV, Secy.

Crepe GoodsCOTTON CRCPC SHIRTS, KIMON08

AND PAJAMAS

H.MIYAKE,1218 FORT ST ABOVE BERETANIA

DRY GOODS FOR ECONOMICAL

BUYERS

Yee Chan & Co.

FINE LINE OF DRY GOODS

WAII VING CtlONG

CO.,Kini; Street, Ewa Ftthmarket

Wing Chong Co.KING BT.. NEAR BEXJUCL

Dealer in Furnitnre, Mattreiirs,etc., etc. All kindi of KOA and MIS-

SION FURNITURE made to order.

""'FINEST FIT

And Cloth of Al Quality CanPurchaied from

SANG CHANMO CANDLES3 BLDG.

P. 0. Bo 0C1 Telephone 1731

IMPORTERS OF ORIENTAL GOODS

Wing Wo vTai & Co.941 Nuuanu, near KiiiR Street

PJIONI-- 1C2U

Fine line of

Carpenter ToolsAt the Hew Hardware Store

CITY HARDWARE CO.

King wid Nuuanu Street

PERSONALITIES

ItKV It It. DOIMIH returned fromK.iuai scstordny on tho. Klnaii.

MISS KKLl.Y of tho Circuit Courthas returned from her vncntion.

MISS MARIAN AUSTIN of Kohal iwill attend

'Wellosloy Collcgo lint

our, ,

MRS. C. K. KINO of Hawaii, willnuko u visit to Honolulu ror medicalIruntmcut,

MIIB.OKOUtli: 11. CURTIS lato ho gaining licnllh fust lifter

tho operation a few das ago,Hit. SCUDDI'll rotnrued to Hono

lulu )eslcrdny, ,after n lengthy Mien- -

lion spent on tho other Islands.Hit. AND MRS, ItONli of Koliula

will go t the mainland wllh theirdaughter, Alice, who la to enter collego theie.

MRS. It. C. HOWSIAN' of lljto Wisunions; tho returning passengers Inthu Paclllc Mull steamer .Mongoliathis morning.

AI.FRKI) W. C'AllTi:it, inanafier ofthe Talker ranch, h hack In Houolulu ntter a ttttiy of biiiuo weeks 'oiltho hlK Island.

SENATOR FAIRCHH.I) was nniiasKeiiKcr In tho Klnnullo canio iner to meet Mm.

Falrchlld, who returned on tho ),

CIIIKF CI.HRK JAMi:S THOMPSONof the Supremo Court lenveai'lo'mor-lo- w

niornliiR for u fortnlcht'H vnen-Hu- n

to Hawaii. Ilia trip will ho part,ly biiKlnV'BN ami partly plenamo. ,

C, M (JOirriti:, wealthy Sacrn,-ineiit- o

real enlato owner, la ntimhorcdiimonK tho d trlppcralu tho I'aillle Mall Hteamer Mongoliawlileh iniiitu a call al Honolulu thinmornlni:.

,1 0 !: CltAMKIt, was taken I" thoqneon'H lloapllul jcBterday for .trcntilnent for a set lous Injury to his faeocaused Ity a I low from ono of tiolevers on a winch ho was wniklntf alI'oarl Harbor.

MISS M. ARAKAWA of llllo, whovisited In the States for about twomonths, returned this uioriilui; In thoMongolia. Sim will return to llllo luthe Manna' Ken, sailing al 10 o'clocktomorrow morning.

Hit It W ANDKIISON', a local dentist, leturned front a vacation of sovoral months spent on tho co.tst. Howas an arrival this momlnc. In thoPacific Mall liner Mongolia. Mrs. Anderson accompanied him.

MRS. ANNA !:. IIROWN, mother ofRaymond C. Drown, Inspector IncharKO nf Immigration at Honoluluwas tin artlval this morning' In thoPaclllc Mall liner Mongolia, alio willmako an extended visit with her son.

ItKV. .1. W. WADMAN writes fromllungor, Maine, under date of AugustIU, thai ho Is returning front n tripthrough Canada, whore ho haft givenhis lecluro on Hawaii nt manyplaces. Ho has engagements in Port-land, Mo, and Ronton.

(IKOIKIK C lll'X'KI.KV nnd bride,lien Miss Ileatrlco Campbell, wero recipients of a rousing greeting from alargo cniicurso of friends ami relativesupon thu arrival of tho Mongolia atAlnkea wharf this morning. TimHockley party wero accompanied byMrs. C. ?'. lilrd, and also u chauffeurand maid.

MISSi:s IRWIN, Hawkins, Tlnsley,7oy. Tucker, Heed, Ilarker and Jack

son aru members of n party of overllfty missionaries who nro en route toJapan and China as pusscugcrs In thoPaclllc Mall'llnor Mongolia. Tho mis-

sionary delegation wno met .by localreligious workers at th,o wharf thismorning.

SI I UNO Al SUN, charge d'affairesfor China and statlonod In Moxlco, Isreturning to Jils homo government to

intend an Important, conference.Sluing Is understood to ho,tho lastCblneso diplomat ronnqct,cd with tholegation, which affairs aro now saidto bo handled through tho Americanntilhorltles.

I)H8. 1WAI AND KlTANH,.lwo Jlip-ntie-

medical men, nro returning to

their imtlvo country uftor huvlng conducted nn oMlmustlvo research nnuInvestigation of Atnorlciui inctbodafur iiiinrniitlno and Iminlgratlon sor-vlc- o.

Tho medical ofllcors intend to

lemaln at Honolulu until the arrivalof tho America Mum, by which ves

sel they will coiitlnuo thq voyugo tothe Far Knst.

CHALMMItS A. ORAHAM, "angel ofcommerce," tnaklng ono of Ills porl-odic-

trips ncross tho Paclllc in tholuloresls or tliu Vatvollito uu woui-pau-

was an arrival In tho Mongolia

this morning. Mr. (Irahani proiiososIn remain In tho Islands for n couploor weeks before proceeding to Jupun,Hongkong and Manila. In years agono(Irabam was one of the travelers forllin Honolulu Iron Works and Is a

wll known figure in bttslnesH cir-

cles 'hero,MRS, WM. MNDSAY Intends to

le;tvo 'for Kiiliata with her daughter,Anna, nnd hpr adopted ilaiiRhtcr, Ab-bl- o

Allen, during Iho first weok olHoplcmber, whero sho will plnco timtwo girls In tho seminary. Alter Mrs,l.ludsay's return sho wll) Jimrnry l

Jlonoltilu, iiecnmpanlcd by her twofilslors-ln-lu- Misses Mazln andChilsllna l.lndsny, and hpr two eons,William and Ch.iilcs. William will

.liter the Kamcliameha Manual, amiChuiles Iho Preparatory, Mis, Lindsay will bo In Iho pieliopolls till aft-

er sho has wllnrsseil tho weddingnr her slstor, Aniiln, to C.tplalii

While lu thu city, slio willbo tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chaa.K. Notley. Kohnla Mldgot

Slilo Noguml has upplled for ufinm Isnliel Nogainl on tho

gioiinda of

itlj$&; ,

EVENING BULLETIN. HONOLULU, T. M, MONDAY, AUCW. UM,

Furniture and

City Transfer Co. -

JAS. rl. LOVE

ShipptagFIVE HIIMIHI II PASSENGERS REACH

PORT IN PACIFIC

One Hundred and Twenty-Fiv- e For Honolulu Liner PersiaAlso In From the Orient With a Host of Chinese Students,(ntcr-lslan- d Steamers Arc Loading For Various Ports of

Call.

Missionaries, inanlrd and single,with (families and without, pretly mid.plain, blondes and brunettes, tit thenumber of nearly fifty, wcio iptllo afactor In tho. dally lire of souto livehundred passengers who arrived ntHonolulu from tho coast this morn-ing .with tho Paclllc Mult liner Mon-

gol la.Despite tho "hoodoo" which tho

gentle missionary generally Iniplies;In' tho breast of tho sailor man, thogood ship Mongolia came alongsideAlnkea wharf at ten o'clock withoutnn unpleasant Incident,

Olllecrs report n rullicr unlet trip.Dospllo tho crowd In Iho cabin. Hump

was no ery great display of hilarity,unless n' delightful little hop at rang-

ed by Captain II. II. Morton and Pur-

ser l.udnlgfccn, could be counted up-

on as a marked diversion.Somo Inleicst cenlciod In Iho

(Icorce Hockley bridal parly, whichl.oforo embarking nt San Franciscowas tho recipient or a bolsleiout demonstration upon tho part or the Ha-

waiian delegation alwuys to bo roundlit tho coast pott,

The lleckleya icturned In tho hrld- -il unltn .1,, liiv .cllli ,. .ntltiiii. tif univanls Including a secietury. inaldnlnnd chiiulTcuts.

For Manila, tbcio Is a number ofPhilippine Insular gou-tumcti-t .em-ployees who will take up work wllhtho service lu various capacities. Thomissionaries nro to Icbmi tho 'vesselnt tho several Japanese porta andIront Ihero heroine scattered through-out .lutiau. Korea nnd North China,

Leaving tho Mongolia nl Honoluluwero fll cabin. 30 BCcnnd class and 1

Asiatic pnssvngcr. The thioiigli listIncluded 117 cabin. 11 scrum! classnnd 229 Asiatic patsengcrs,

Ilcfoic tho vessel departs for Japan nnd Manila at live o'clock Ibisevening, somo seven hundred Ionsgcneinl cargo will be left here. ThoMongolia was brought nlougsblo thowharf without dinirully tniougii iiiopilotage of Captain Lorenzou, thoughtho liner was well down In Iho waterwllh over nlno thousand tni rrelghtand' supplies ror dischargo al thePhllltipliio port.

No complaint was icglslerrdagainst the weather. Tho passcngorswero permitted to spend thu greaterpart or tho days out or doors. Nosickness is reported and hut rowchanges In tho ofliclal staff. TlioMongolia now has n now sturo keeperin tho person of (1. A. Cleghorn, whotakes over tho duties formerly pre-sided over by V. Jones.

A mall amounting to 39(1 Racks wero'roreived by the postal olllclals.

A largo delegation of aJpancsa nrobooked to depart for tho Orient Hits.evening

Uno Ol II1C iMrilirusiUluwith thojarrlval of tho Mongolia rroniSan Francisco this morning was thqadvent of thirteen Oypslcs who nrosaid hope to connect with n stcnnWfor Australia. Tlirco women and sev-en men besides a number of childrenwero In Iho party. Thoy proved, anattraction for spectators at thu wliaif,arrayed as they woro In tho gayestattire.

.Wharf Galea Please Officials.AHer n year or niorb trying experi-

ence ut.Alakca wharf with a crowdingbest br Idlo spectators wllh tho urii'val of most every' stcamor, lliu har-

bor commissioners have scored onopoint which will go clattering downtho corridors of time, ami at tho sametlmo meeting with tho approval of asquad of cuslonis nnd whnrr oniclals.

Tho upper gallery of tho, whaif baabeen fenced. Whan the genuinl public surged to tho upper levels ,thlsmorning to nwnll tho berthing or theMnngollu they ror unco round theirway blocked by n subslanllal bar-rier, Tho fenco extends across tlio

nt n nolnt suniclenllv distantfrom tho gangwny to keep II clo-i- r

of spectators, Kntranco to tho re-

served portion of Iho gallery wasthioiigli a gate tiyer which piesldedWhnrllnger.lames I'iix, and quo ormore customs nllicers'. Only to thosowho hail buslnqss wllh Iho ship wasiidiniHanrn grantnil to that poillouof tho eiirlosuio finm wlilclt megangway leads )' tho ship.

Tho Innovation worked out jeiy

t

Piano Movers

- Phone 1281

MAIL MONGOLIA

vnllHtnrtnry, Passengers leaving thoMongolia wero not Jostled and ohllged to force their way throughpacked lanes of Idlo 01110114, Insistent hack and aulomotillu chauffeursunit runners tor u vnrletv or steamlaundries as has been' tlio rulo fortmiinlhs pant and to tho dlsliess of allconcerned with tho berthing uud han-dling of steamers.

Welch to Fumlnate.Tho hark Andrew Welch will, after

Inking scvcrnl bundled tons addition-n- lsugar ballast, bo hauled In ipi.ir-iiutl-

wharf, theio to recetvo fumi-gation prior to the dispatch of tlt.itvessel for Sap Francisco. halfdozen nnsseiigcrs have signified theirIntention of enihaiklng lit tho wellKnown wimij.immer tor 11 voyage 10

Iho mainland.

Much Sunar at MakawellSugar awaiting shipment on Kauai

according to retsirl fiotit Purser Kentor Hie steamer Klnnu Includes Ihofollow Iiir: K. 8, M. 2100. V. K. 12,',n,Milk. ri7,202, tl & It. 1250, K. 9. Co.2000, I. P. I'.MuO.

rteoe.it Ready for SeaTho Amoileiti schiMiner lteioal has

Veen miidn ri'lv for sea and It Istho lutcutluu to dispatch this vesselror Pitgct' Sound this nrieriimni. TheRopent was lying nt the iiiiiirantiunwharf iiiidergoing ntmigaiioir 1111

morning.

LITTLE HOPE FOR

EMPRESS LINER

There Is I. (it llltln Imp" of savingIbo llrltlsh liner HinprcKs of riilmi.iuiwiiliiinnl entirely Kiibnierged sunn) forlymiles from Yidtoham.i, Jni.in, accordingto reports liroiight here Ibis inoriilmtby Captain A. l.ockett uud Chief Old-ce- r

Hill of tho Purine Mall steamerPersia.

Tho wrecked Hmpress of China, waswithin plain sight nf tho olllecrs andpassengers In tho Persia when thu Pu

rine Mall steamer departed from Yo- -

kohnma nnd begun tbo ten-da- y voyag"In Honolulu. It Is said that nedrly thowholn of t lit- - cargo hns been' taken outfrom tbo lliur. nnd at present illvirauro busy nt work patching up the holesIn tho hull of the. ship. Work Is re-

ported ns ptogrcsslng satisfactorily.The discharging or cargo Is still pro-ceeding inn tii to' tho present 3,fj0bugs of Hour have been discharged, midICG packages of general merchandise.It Is now luiid to get tbo lire stnrtedin one o( the boilers, which will glvnrlcitln to assist lu tho pumping opera-tions

The lVrala olllecrs sny that tho rrewbad liccn'Ji'xri'odlngly well treatedIhclr wiiges bring paid up to the tlninor tiielr arrival In Hongltong and In

nnjei ,lo rlyo fome expression In theirnpprrclnllon, each member bad sub-

scribed "twenty sen. Tho men werndlrreli-- to tho consul-genera- l,

Tho IVrnlii Is well mini ns far nscabin iircomnindatlons aro concerned.Of the ninety-fou- r through passengers,sevcnly-llv- n nro Chlneso students procerdliig in tho mainland to take up nllvc-ye- c(ursa of Instruction nt tbobest universities and colleges In tholand

Four llrst-ctns- one second-clas- s nndtwenty. nine Jiipnliesn passeimers lefttbo vessel ut' Honolulu, During theuliiy of tin: Persia ilt the Walkikl slilonf Alalieq wharf, three luindredIons of orlrrdiil menjliuiullso apd sup-Idl-

wire ilhclinrged,A small niimher nf Asiatic passen-

ger, are hound for the mainland luthe steerage.

Tlio Persia hjis n d cargo forthe Hl,ay, It cimslsthig limlnly of ten,silk ii'id matting.

Taking thu inall to tbo inaliilnml, thullii'ir wljl hn illspnlcbeil for Han Fran- -

iIhui ut j o't fnok this iirterpoon,

wiv BiilTelln II per Tar.'"

W.C;PeacocH&Co.,lltel. 1704. Wines an.4 Liquors W.J7M

Family Trade a Specialty( Mont Rouge Wines

Sole Agents , Mumm's Champagne( Schlitz Beer

' '

TIDESSUN AND MOON If

r --f s r r ?Hit I

HVth irAn 'm !" ' ..i"" -

J i infu OtH 1M 111'

w m fliquii iioai

ai w i' an IHlIU))

II til tj yn nr -'I .'111 ", MM 1U in an. out

1 1 lis iv s iv it' I M

First iunrlir of lh moon Aug 30.Tlmr mil MMrl In laldcs.

STUDENTS SEEK

WESTERN IDEAS

Chinese Imperial Commissioner TanII11I Chang, and Chung Wen Ao, Incharge of si'Vetily-fou- r Chlneso stu-dents eu route, to the United Hluteaby tho way of San Francisco, apent aprotltnblo day In sightseeing In Hono-lulu during the brief stay of tbo Purine Mall liner Persia at this oort.

Through courtesies granted byernl Immigration and Customs ser-vice, tho students were given tho freedom of "the city nnd lu a body theymarched up town, leaving thu shipvery shortly nfler tho Hues weremade fast at Alakea wharf,

In iptest of western learning, ideasuud methods, tho young Chlneso, sx- -

n being wauls of thu Imperial1 nineso government, whllo ten aroprhato pupils, aro bound ror thomainland, where they will bo its

Islgncd to prominent American colleges, and there, lako up a rourso ofstudy and training vthtcli will rcqulrolive years to complete.

Tan Hal Chang, commissioner Incharge of Iho party, proved an agire-abl- o

conversationalist when ap-

proached by a lepresciitiitlvo of thoII11I lot lu.Well VrtM'il In Wi'Mi-ri- i I.eiirnlinr.

Tho commissioner Is no slrangcr toIho United Slates or even tho con-tinent of Kin ope llo Is a iiuleisllygraduato and has acted lit Iho capacity of commlssiouer to several fuimerstudent parlies.

"Tbo students will bo distributed ata number of llj-s- t class colleges,

wllh tho west and continuingon to tho Atlantic ecaboaril," ho Mat-

ed this morning.(Continued on Pag 4)

kapIaw .NOV UP AGAIN

Hiivermir expects JImt somoitndirslaudliig may bo ennui to duringIbis week III coiinectlou wllh Mm. Kii.pan laud deal, I In Is expecting Sell-i.t-

Fiilrcldld up to seu him duringthe week, when innio umlerstaiOliiKshould bo copm to ono why or another.

"I have only Just this morning gotInfiirnuitlmi which I hava hern

nriet nil along," he said. "This wasJust exactly what was tho action takenhy tm land board on tho question, Insked Mr Fnlrclilld's utlnrncyr. for lltlmo nnd again, but cnulil get no satIsfnitlnn,

"I ulso tried to get Ihn mlniilcs ofthu laud board, but could not, I havnnow on tiudcrsliiuillug of tbo whole sit-

uation nnd expect that Hcualor Fair- -

child uud 1 will talk It over during Ihnweek, ns be stilled that he would seeme whim lin camu up iigiilu."

A. H. Arlelgh & Co. mako a spec-- ,hilly of school hooka, Largest Mockami smallest prices lu Ihn city.

Judge W. J. Robinson has Issuedtho final decren in Iho divorce suit ofJosepli K. Sllya iigalusl SlargaretSllva., Tho solving meotltiR ofKplpluiny guild of Kiiliuukl Will bohold at Mrs. Ilrkei ton's homo thisafternoon nl 2; lid,'

(lovnrnor Frear Juts received n let-

ter thanking him and his administra-tion ror tbo pnrt Ihuy look lit tio Cor-

onation proceedings.Tho derree or illvnrrn In tlio raso

or Sklkaslio Shlgl vs. Sklkaslmwas granted this morning by

Judgo W. J, Kohlnsmi. '

Tlio final decree of dlwircn was lssiieil this iniiriilng by Judgo W, .1,

Itoblusmi In Iho caso nf K, Naalualtiagainst John Niialiialu,

David Paanlanl llled his iiiiHwnr Intho Circuit Court this morning In connertlnu with Iho suit against hi in fordlvorro by Slurtha Piianlaiil.

Slarslnu Camphell, Huporlnlendcnlof Public Works, Is to bring sumoprosecutions under Ihn old act of IK 1

In connection with thu wasto of wulorrrom artesian wells,

Tho Celtic Chler caso was colitlliumlthis morning buforo Judge. Charles F,demons. Cnplnin Miller was again ontho litiiiul .hpl ilhcy expect til getMi rough with him today,

Tho storekeepers on Slaul nro wak-ing up and oiin.of them railed on FoodCommissioner M'Mward II, lllanrliiiriltills morning lo Mud out Jusl oxurllywhat ho bad In do In avoid gelling In-

to tumble,Ouo hundred dollafs nnd cnshi of

court wiih tbo hoiiloiirn which PncriJiulgo Slonsarral handed down inKuohiln this morning, ror sellingliquor without a license It appearedrrom tho evidence adduced In l'olcecourt mis luornlni: t tint mo diiteliuiiiilsold liquor to a large number or im'I'tplo on Nuiiami street for somu limn,nnd that Liquor Inspector Fennel luiilbcoti on tho watch,

IN CUBA'S OWN CLIMA1IEIn Tamp, rij, v malt tir tlr,

Thut i aveld paying a duty that would equal tbtlrteL

Thli taving is put Into tho !gr. It ahowa In tin to-b-

tho ahoicoil llavani Ital that Cuba produttafIn tho fmlih tlio d.ll handiwork of apart Cuban

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Daily every day except Sunday. Weekly issued on Tuesday.

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MONDAY

21852256

In man whom imuir) Iiiih Is Hip lnw. If the wiloonkeopers don't droppoint t man In flip world. Miiillsun dead vvlth surprise lit being treated('. refers, 'with common courtesy In tontit'Ctioti

t- -' - ' " with their liiisliieis, mi entirely newOne llckln' apiece Is n pretty fnlr utniiiqpliere In likely to ierailu the

record with which to close the polo of New York State.M'smon for 1911.

Tii limo It coiiiiilfle, tljo looal inl-llt-

Hhoulil bo roped Into the workof tltfcudliiK O.ihil.

HiorchliiK Id not Biich Jolly fiport nsII uili;ht hu when It loads to the I'o-Ik- e

MuKliitrnla with n disposition for" lieuy lines.

When our lmxeluitl teams urn piny-In- c

Kaiin-- th.it noire t to 0, It In nut

. jriiilie fair to claim that bust-bul- l In notwhat It l to be.

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I Kenatom are hanlei to secure for

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KlientH than I'oiinrcxaiiii n Cull It bethat the SetuttoiH have more to explain thlH car than In usual.

VThej're off' Kor the 101!! camlinlcn. llvervone hones they'll not

smash the fences xu htully that there'llbe no repairing them next Knll

If von do KoinelliliiB to help iiiakoHonolulu n thoroughly dean anil anIturr town, you hale added nt leant

"one ounce to the measure of protection Unit In worth tonn of cure.

That Chamber of Coumicrcp building oiirfhl to bo practical thin year. ItIs far belter to Invent llio juupIuh Inbiilldliii; up the town than to semi It

out for the heliellt of other sections or

the country.

Can It he Hint tho Renllemun who

uolc Unit dispatch for tho llrltishrnrclKii OHUn doesn't know that Ha-

waii Ih annexed? It's a fair question,for half nur own people net mixed

hair the time

Kvorynno is Kind to see. tho rmy

win ni polo The cavalry team hasset ii new pace for wild riding anilaccuracy. It U a clear case of win-nin- e,

on meilt and that never hurtsthe It clings of it sportsman.,

If anyone can tell what PresidentTuft stood for, afler loading the In-

terpretation f 'he morning cable-

gram, ho Is entitled to nil ltd setsfiiim It Certainly the I'renldeut does

not Intend to niako Ui Folletto thekeynote of bis campaign.

Population adds to tho prosperity of' uny city. If tho udtled population

ballpens to bo American soldiers, mustwo then ceaso talking of prosperity?Homo renldents of the town would bo

glad to )iui o tho IncieiiBo umdo up of

imythliig but Americana.

Willi all duo respect to whnt men

from other cities may think, theiwat- -

er meter syntei has no proper pluce

in the city of Honolulu If forced to

nn Issue, It will be put to a vote andthe party organization that stuntls forII will go down mid out.

When It seems highly probablo thatthe Hood of mosmiitoes Is a direct re1

milt of Hooding tho rlco (Ileitis, theproblem to solvo in merely ono or

whether Ilnolulu prefers the' rlcoHolds of personal comfort mid safetyfor Its citizens and. transient resi-

dents

Tho New Yoik Kxclso Commission

"has Issued u leltor of suggestion in

wliU h tho chairman nsks that thet.iloiiu ktcpers assist In upholding the

Til Woist of It. "Pin miry you'vegot lo leave 'Udell and go to work(limply because I gavp you Hie restof tha) npdi'," said rontrlto Evo.

"Nover mind," answered Adam.

"Tho iillluiato consumer tilwuys getsthe worst of It."

A Wonder "What's your husbandno nngry about?"

"He's been out of work six weeks.

;i should .think lUutwould gull Mm

llrst rate,

WUIiKl.Y IIUI.I.K1IMfrt 3n Monttu I .nor.r Yf.r, .njlt lu U.S. . I.IHIlei YcAr tnywbet u Ctiw.1t, l.fPt War pflM, Imtltir ,. 3.im

entered SI lli Poftofbcc at IfonolDttis mftml-cli- matter

AUGUST 28, 1911

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Millions Whenmen aie treated like mucker they aremuch more likely to act the part, thanwhen recognized an Inning u ilyht toexistence

I law all cant afford to hack anyother Presidential candidate thanWilliam II. Tuft. Ho'h the only oneof the lot who underntaiidn conditionshero and Amcilcau Interests In thePacific generally.

Honolulu's street construction prob-

lem In a very different affair fromwhat It was lle or ten years ago. Thetialllc Is heavier on tho central sec-lio-

of the tow ii, and the length of

suburban streets has piobnbly doub-

led So It (alls for hlgner men to

handle the situation.

Honolulu Americans will ralso noobjections whatever to tho stay oftho lleet being largely taken up with

the wolk of playing tho war game A

navy that Is elllclent Is nioro to bo de-

sired than the typo thatspent all Its tlmo In the harbors giv

ing uvcryone n good time, doing nothing.

It Is very unfortiiuato that two suchexcellent men us President Taft andSenator Iji Toilette bIiohUI havo to bo

at wur. ltoosevelt wlien i;rcsiueiuhad much the same Idea of n oltletto that Mr. Tuft now expresses, butsince he bus got down among mo

lieoplo ho Is ninth more of a Iji toilette man. Can It ho that mo Wisconsin Senator looks better from llio

citizen's standpoint than from tho

ulUdul's.

PUBLIC MARKET INFLUENCE.

According to the oxpcrlenco of thosuccessful ones, the public marketsuch as that proposed under tho nowTerritorial law, works both ways. Itasnuies u prompt market for tho piuduccr mid secures a cheaper marketfor the consumer.

How tills operates In the city of Den

.Moines, Iowa, Is told 111 li rccsnt is-

sue of the Des .Molens Capital:Today's quotations on tho mtir- -

kct lire far below those prevailing. at the groceries. Some of the

prices are: Grapes, 25 cents abasket: apples, in cents n peck;eggs, IU cents a dozen; cauu.igc, jheads for n dime; corn, in cents;pickling cucumbers, 3 dozen for aquarter; tomatoes, fi cents apound; turnips, 1 cent u doen;radishes, 2 hunchos for ii nickel.

Chickens fresh from the coun-

try sold for C cents n pound attho municipal nmiket plaeo today.

This Is tho cheapest that tho pop-

ular fowls havo sold In DesMoines for many months. Whileno young chickens were offered utthis price, buying was heavy.

Competition has lowered pricesat the market place during thopast week, according to Market,MuBter Larry 0. Poucbot. Since

the market was started Its fmuo

has spread among farmers 'and

gnrdonors for many miles nroundDes Moines.

" Consequently tho

producers nro edger to get In thegame and dispose of their wnros.

Master Pouchot bclleveB that tho

prices on foodstuffs at tho marketplace will liu forced even lowerby tho utrenuous competition rlfo

EVENING SMILES"That's It. He's Just got a job.'

"Hu wants n divorce from his beau

nrlse.

tlful young wlfo beennso sho Inhalescigarette smoko."

"How iinreasonublo of him! Tloesho expect her to cut her cigarettes?"

"John, I listened lo you for half nn

hour last night while you woro talk-

ing In your sleep.""Tliunks. dear, for your self-re--

strulnt." . ,

aliKitiK the mllrrThH I one Kri-n- t iiiIhiiiIii!k of

the ninrkrt ln, mihl .Mr I'mi-cho- t,

'iitnl when Hip market wincMnMinliril we took Iriln ioiihler-ntlo- n

,the fact tlmt nrlirit wnuMlie keit down by rivalry ntnoiiKthe iliiilcm."Koine tif lhoo price" mnkp ii Hih

not ul ii liouncliulcler'n puree nwcll

Willi hope (if bettor ilnyn. Wo nro

not likely to reiith the Ues Mulnon

llciiroH fur certiilti farm product, butit Territorial market aliiiutil promotelocal trnilu In locnl product

CRUISERS WILL

TRY TO CAPTURE

(Continued from Pga 1)

lands and the Navy DtpiirtmentNairn tltn UMiitl orders later.

will

All erfort will lip Hindu by thp big

iruisers to establish n record for sail- -

lnir the (llstnmn belwein San Iran5 clseo and Hoinlulu. Tie ccbrlty wlin

which the Islands can he captured willalso bo n record-breakin- g event, ir posslide. This dash across Urn Pncllle inHawaii1! expected to fnrnlMi imielivnlualde data on which to Past future'oiiteuiplated operations In the Orleiu,

If occasion for real 'uctiuty siioum

After the nttnek Is over the Heet winassemble In Pearl Harbor mid nn opportunity afforded for the ntllcers mmmen to enjoy shore leave

Thomas will commandtho Pncllle lleet vessels visiting HawaiiIt was at llrst Intended to send

Xlurdock, but the nsslKiiincnt waschanged

Tie torpedo boat destrnverfl of boththe-llrs- t and second divisions of thoPncllle lleet will accompany tho nrmor- -

cd cruisers, The four vessels of thellrst division nre .the Whipple, Hop-

kins, Hull and Truxlon. The four ves--

Is or the second division arc thoHarry. Preble, Paul Jones and Steunrt.

HA.N I HA.M IMCC (III. ."Klrctddcnt Tntt yesterday gave orderstor the most startling war game everattempted by the United States n.ivy.

The entire Pncllle lleet Is involved.Hvery man et war, from llie Heaviestarmored crulsir down to thu lice testtorpedo boat destiny ir, hns bedi or-

dered to pi (pale lor tho seveiest test(Ver applied In the n.ivy.

The Herd on which the vvnr gnmowill bo played Is the "000 miles ofocean hlulmav between San Frtuu Iscoand Honolulu. Tho problem to bosolved Is the nblllty of tin, PacllleIbct. scattered along the toast fromllremerton to San Diego, to concen-

trate nt San Kfnnclsco and then dnshluross the ocean to the nation's outpost In the, Hawaii nnupiolect It from an Imaginary attackfrom the Htct or a Hostile nation.Olvos Navy Surprite. .

Pfesldent Tart tnolc llio navy ny sur-nrl-

lust" its he dill last March when.without a word or warning, ho orderedan iirmy or TD.ouo troops moniuzcu onthe Mexican frontier.

The of the Pacllle fleetare scnttereu up nnu down me coastfrom Seattle to San Pedro. Homo ofthe huge armored cruisers nro In thorepair yards nt Mare Island. Othersnre In the navy yards at llremerton.Tho torpedo llotllla Is 111 Scuttle wa-

tersThe orders Issued by President Taft

yesterday Include every nvallnblo war-

ship on the Pacllle Coast.Every Boat Ordered Out.

The President pud the Secretary ofthe Navy, planning to reproduce conditions of nn iietiml national emergency, ordered eveiy Milp In the lleetiirinored cruisers, cruisers, gunboatsmid torpedo boat destroyers to con- -

ciiitinto In San Francisco bay. Herowould hu the natural base of tho fleetagainst any roe which might attackA met Icon possessions In the Pacific.

DETAIL

ARE OUT

(Continued from Page 1)

Fsnlnnd, 22; France, 7C; (lerinnny, 90';Greece, 3li Ilollnnd, 27; Hungary, C;

Ireland, 234; Iluly, 30; Japan, C9.S00;

Luxemburg, 1; Mexico, 20; Newfound-land, 3; Norway, 200; Poland, 4; Por-

tugal, 7t8G; Hoiiinanla, 4; Itusslu,Scotland, S32: South America, 47;

Spain, 1C2J; rivveden, 103; Switzerland,28; Turkey In Asia, 1; Turkey In e,

G; Wales, 2J; at sea, S3; ethercountries, CM.'; Including Africa, 13;

Asia, N, S, 10; .Atlantic Islands, 4&0;

Ihirope, N. S, 1; rirent Ilrltnln, N. ..

India, 34; Korea, 4172; Pacllle Islands, 210; Turkey, N. S, 4; and WestIndies, 30.

Of tho total foreign-hor- n population,the Chinese formed 1G.5 per cent., thoJapanese 03.8 per cent., the Portuguese)&.1 per rent., nnd llio Korean 4.&.

Tho foreign-bor- n population or tnoIslnnd of Hawaii number 28,151; Knlio-olaw- e,

1; Kit mi I, 13,415; Lnnal, 19;Maul, 14,190; Midway, 29; Mnlokal,

54; Nlllmu, 20; mid Oahu, 37,001.Of the 14,480 Chinese, thero nro 8192

on Oahu, 2240 on Hawaii. 1919 onMnul,1743 on Kauai, 1 on Lannl, 4 on Midway and SI on Molokul.

Of the 69,800 Japanese, Oahu shel-

ters 20,tl,3; Hawaii. 20,341; Maul, 9724;Kauai, 9018; Kahoolawe, 1; Lannl, 10;Midway, 13; Molokul, 105; nnd Nlllmu,25.

The in nro 3391 Portuguese on Oahu,1777 on Hawaii, 13J7 on Maul, 1071 onKaunl, tine) G on Moloknl.

The Koreans number 1525 on Hawaii,1024 on Oahu, 87S oil Kuual, 728 oil

I

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PINEAPPLE! BANANA8I1

A Crate of Six .Selected Pines or aLarge Bunoh of Bananas

Simply leave your order wo do therest.

I8LANO FRUIT COMPANY(With Wells, Fargo Express Company)

- ' Jgwisssae'MMaul. T on Ijinal. mid in on Molnkal

Of the 2.14 forelun-bor- n n6rs7ns livnro. nnd

SI Chinese, .'11.9 per cent ; Japniipse, or 113 per' cent.; 15 Koreans, or6 9 cent.; 14 Germans, or S B per'eciit'.l 3 4 Canadians, 1 Dane-- .

4 Englishmen. 1 Frenchman, 2 Ho-

llanders 3 Irlsli, 2 Norwegians, (1 Por-tuguese, 1 ltusslnn, l Scitchmnn, 2

Spaniards, 3 Swedes, 1 Swiss, 2 born ntsen, 2 Pacific Islanders, and 1 West In-

dian.

Dip above figures were referredbrie In recent cnbln dispatches.

The administrator's account In thoestate of tho Into Fred Vnlcos showsa deficit of $6.

to

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A 1IOOM W1THOVT PICTUItES ISI.1KIJ A ItOOM WITHOUT WIN- -'

DOWS

PRINTS atGURREY'SThe office hours of the

WIRELESSare from 7 a. m. to Bl30 p. m. on week

days and on Sunday! from 8 to10 m., and until 11 every

night for ships'messages

STUDENTS SEEK

WESTERN IDEAS

(Continued from Page 2)"These students selected with

great caru from Citing Hun College,an aducatlonnl Institution at Peking,which Is under tho direction of acorps of American Instructors. Thisinstitution Is established upon fundsderived from tho large American. In-

demnity paid the Chinese governmentsoon ufter the close of tho Boxertrouble. It Is interesting to note thatbusiness economics Is a pursuit thatIs to tho foro In the anticipations oftho students. They desire a businesstraining which will lit them to taketheir placo as engineers, constructors

ing on tho Island of Moloknl, there participate In tho great work ofor 105

per

Ily

nro

awakening China to her latent possi-bilities.Hallways Are u Problem.

According to the opinion expressedby tho Commissioners, China willeventually be covered with a networkof railway lines. It Is tho purposeof the Chinese government that tlicsolines of transportation bo built nndoperated by tholr nationals. Tho contention Is raised that the spirit ofrailroad hns taken holdof tho hi tho enlightened provinces of North nnd KaBtChina tho people talk railways, vtheythink railways, they dream rallwnys

Waterhouse Trust

Land of PuupueoManoa Valley

j

WHEN a man buys something useful

at the same time is steadily in-- :

creasing in value he is twice fortunate. Itis only a little over ten years ago since thepioneer settler on the land of Puupueomade his home there. Then there werenone of the many conveniences required bythe exacting suburbanite. Now all the ad-

vantages that can possibly be asjted for areprocurable: Mountain spring water, tele-

phone, electric light and Rapid Transitservice, and gas for cooking.

HE TWICE FORTUNATE, and purchaseone of the most desirable'house lots to behad within three miles of the Capitol.

Remember, Easy Terms Are Offered.

itmimm,m- - u

v j. Km u.Li &m

a.

constructionGovernment,

ar I with lh sdtrnl of hun rangHi of llllwnj.Min set tiKiti building railways The

tip.il of oi'fiiliiK up this woikIhIiiIKinplte Is nn late, nothow heidlli to In) tolletsled In nY

ttf prntlttip In the mmt of the V.in

plro Ibern Ii Kiion to I," h wpiillliIn the earth II at will Id time allowChina In via with Ihc I'nileil HtiiteIn natural rrsouiecj hut her own Inlercoimnunl(ntlon and pitluinga ofprislucts, China'at llrst need Is thu rail.way. If her cxiiirts urn to IncrpiisoIn pruKirtloiinl lueasiirc with her op-

portunity of natural derelupiiipntChina must have n nelwoik of rail-roa-

to enable her speedily to trans- -Mrt her proilncls to the const

need Is there, and, aided by tho grent, inunlcnlo with Mrs. l'lnklmm at l,)iin,Knur .S'lillou !.oan, China should now Muss. AlllettrnriireceliiI,oiniil,be nblo to inoto with enormousstrides.. Ily V Irtuo of size alone, Chinamust seek tho aid of every railway-buildin- g

In the world If she Is to com-

plete her proposed scheme within thetime limit she hns tuiidn for herselfThe problems of railways only touchthe dlllliutty of construction and Ini-

tial expense. The stugo where, the re?Intlon of tho railway to society and(ouimurce becomo more and luorucomplicated bus not yet arrived.Chinese Delighted tit Courtesies.

The Chinese were loud In theirprnlso of the many little; courtesiesshown them on thu trip across thoPacific by tho obliging staff of officersin tho Persia. Commissioner Tan HU

Chang spoko In highest terms of thotreatment accorded the party ny vavtain Ixickett. also Purser J. 11. Albersand Chief Steward Al Kvans,

Tho party was keen upon viewingHonolulu for the llrst time. They wcrotaken In hand by locnl Chlneso andshown much of the city before thohour of elcimrturo.

e 1Plioobo Hnasenrlttor 'filed nn an-

swer to tho divorce suit against horIn tho Clrclut Court this morning nlidnsks that It be board Immediately anddismissed. '

Tho supplemental answer of tho de-

fendant In the case of the Troy Laun-

dry Machinery Co. against tho Sani-

tary Steam Ijiundry Co. was lllod Inthe Circuit Court this morning.

Sibyl Isabel Heed filed a motion Inthe Circuit Court this morning askingthat licrsonnl service of the divorcesummons against Jnmes A. Heedshould bo inndo In San Francisco.

NewPlumbing

CLEANLINESS

IS HPWe Invite you to come

unannounced to our Sher-

idan street 'milk depot, or

'to any of the dairies con-

tributing to this Associa-

tion.

It will, show you to whatlengths we go to assureabsolute oleanllness In milk.

We also treat every

ounce of milk to our elec-tri- o

purifying apparatus.

Djurymen'sAssociation

Phone 1573

Girls'

WHOLE

St.

FREE

ADVICE

TO WOMEN

Women anfTerliH? from anjr form nfTlin'lllupu til lirolillitlv Colli- -nrn liiYltnl

read, and answered by women. A wo

II u 7)

man ircciyiaiitof Iter prlutii Ill-

ness to n woman;thus lim been es-

tablished this con.IldencoMrs. riiikh.iui amitho wo in on ofAmerica which li.iinPAPrbccn broken.Never h.is slienub- -

lUhed a tpstlmotilal or used a letterwithout tho written consent of thowriter, and never hns thu Companyallowed these cnulldcntlnl letters topot out of their as thehundreds of thousands of ilieui littheir Hies will attest.

Out of tho vast volumoof oxporlencowhich Mrs. rinkliam lias to drawfrom, It Is moro than possible that sholias pained tho very knowledge necd.'din your enso. Sho nsks nothing In re-

turn except your Rood will, and herndvlcu hns lielixd thousands. Surelyany woman, rich or iioor, should boRiau to uiko luivaiunpu U mis gener-ous offer of assistance. Address Mrs.Flukliain, euro of J.jtlla li. I'luLhamMedtcluo Co., Lynn, Mass.

Every woman ought to havoI.ydla K. l'lukliuiu's 80-pn-

Text ltook. It In not a book forKcucral distribution, an It N too

Jt Is free and onlyobttitnabla by mall. AVrlto forit today.

Hnlolwa Is the place for a day or u

week It you nro out fort recreation,case and comfort. Trains on thu O.It. & K tnko you to tho door.

BungalowSIX ROOMS and BATH

Hectric Lights

PALOLO VALLEYCheap for Cosh J. J., Bulletin Office

WHERE

Honolulu

Pities'Misses'

Beretania

possession,

oxponslvc.

Modern

Apply

Liberal

wHoward Watches

Are the- - Acme

of Perfectionin PocketTimepieces

They'Keep Correct

Time

SOLD DY

H.F.WICHMAN&C0.-

Limitedt

LEADING JEWELERSLocal Agents

Place your hand on (he pulse ofHonolulu's business world by beingn constant render of tho Wont AdSection of tho BJJt I

ON

Weekly II ii 1 1 1 1 f J ptr aar., ' JU-L4--

ClothingFOR THE

Installment

botwueti

Men'sYouths'Boys'

FAMILY

IFe Formfit

Payments

FortSt.

mmmmm niw-Tniniwirw- , rtawiauBUJijjejapan.u, !, MiiWsj,.iji...pi1etl),ji7iJsgoi

i

I

Boy ScoutsAgain

Another invoice ol this popular shoeto hand.

This time in Black as well as Tan.Wc have imported these especially

lor school wear.Noiseless, light weight, and durable.Ask the hoy that vcars one.Ask his mother regarding the service.

Prices :

Boys' Sizes, 12 1-- 2 to 5 $2.75Men's Sizes, 5 1-- 2 to 10 $3.00

Jas. W. PrattREAL E8TATE, INSURANCE.

LOANS NEGOTIATED

Stangenwald Building

$6000Will bny a BEACH LOT neat

Diamond Head.Excellent Sea Front Beaidenot

litea. Fruit trees and grata grewbig on lota.

Magoon Bros.,TED8T8, HEAL ESTATE AHD

' COLLEOTIOMS. .Cor. Merchant .and Alakc JKa.)!f

Have YouRead' OurAd. in theMorningPaper

Phone 1 884:Island

Investment Go.,Ltd.

For Sale

.Cottage on WilderAve, short .dUtunco i oiu car. Iot laP6x'jl. Klcqtrlc lights, 'lopcrty costow tier over $3700. Will bo sold at ,oncofor only $2000.

Wi acres of Agricultural Land atriaiim vaiicy. Plenty or juter uncirain. 1'rlce, $150 per acre.

P. E. R. 8TRAUCHWaity Building 74 8. King Street

FOR SALE.Tho liOHt mid most rcuoiiublo-prlcc- d

building IciIb on tlio market toduy ureIn Nuiinnu Tract (near tlio CountryCI uh), ulicrn one lluda a cool, healthylocality; elevated andgroiuid, fcrlllo poll, Macadamizedstreets, government wnlcr from tlionearby reservoir, electric lights midall tbla cntlly and quickly accessibletriini town by llio Niiuumi electric cars,IaiIu from 'Q up, on easy torinH,

nt Manna, Knlllil ,nnd J'alama.FOR RENT New cotlugo ut $2p,

J. H. SCHNACK,137 Merchant Street

"vMMBMaawBaaMaa

Stop paying RpiifU ' 8ea '

DONDEBO & IANSINQFbone 8503 ' '

83 Merohant St.

p

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ouu io hj,inu

CHANG CNALGENERAL BUSINESS AGENT.

INTEHPnETERf NOTARY PUBLICvnico vorner noie ana omilll Oil

p. O. Box 946. Phone 2542.

P. H. BUHNETTEOom'r. 'ot'Diedi for California aai

Mtv York; WOTAKY PDLI0Brant Harmfe Liocnieit DrawlKorlgini. " Deed,' BilU of fall,Leaiet,rWilU; Etc' Attorney forTkiDiitrlct Coarti.' 7 XEROHAXT ITI0N0LULU, PH0N1 1310, '

BTInernyShpe Store

SaveA Littie

Tlial is tbe way to gel ahead In

the world.

The sooner people get rid of theIllusion of getting rich quickthrough some speculation, andsettle down to saving a littlefrom their wages each week, thesooner they will put themselveson a substantial footing.

Wo pay Vi on savings.

Bank of Hawaii,LIMITED

Judd Bldg., Fort ami MerchantStreets "

BARGAINS.

We deal In listed urn! unlisted securltles ot ,ull kind. )ja, Zucuulpn, Chiupas, Ttln Mlchol, Illdnlao rubber; Mascut copper; ' Prulaslmn" Hills oil atocl

W. E. LOQANRoom 17' Bacon Block, Oakland, Cs

- t -

NationalSurety

CompanyTHE LEADING SURETY .COMPANY

OF THE WORLD

P.HEMIUM .INCOME, 1910)

$2,897,811.00

CAPITAL $1,500,000.00

SURPLUS .. ., 1,372,813.50

HawaiianTrust Co.,

Ltd!

, WHEN NEED OF

Paperany daserlptlon

Phone liJQHpNpLULu'8 LAPpEflT

paper mmAMERICAN-HAWAIIA-

PAPER A 8UPPLY CO., LTP.

Fort and Quaen Streets

GEO, G. GUILD

923 fort 8treet

T"

IN

of

Manager

Williamson & Buttolphl

Brokers83 MERCHANT BTMET

Mione 1481! P, 0. Bos 621

Honolulu Exchange

Monday, Aug, 28.

NAMK OP STOCK.

MERCANTILE.0. Brewer & Oo

8U0AII.Ewn rinntAtlon Co. ....llawallnp AltIc. Co. .i...Haw, Com & Hub Co....Hawaiian Sugar CoHonomu HiiKa- - CoUonnkpA Rug.ir CoHalkr Sugar CoHutchinson Sugar I'l.int.Kahuku ria.itntlon Co. ..Kekaha StiRm'CoKoloa Sugnr CoMcDrydo Sugar Co. ..... ,Oahu Sugar CoOnomea. Sugar CoOlas. Supar Co. LtdOlownluCoPtauhau Sugar riant. Co.Pacific Sugar MillPala Plantation CoPcpeekeo Butcar CorioneerMiucoWalalua Agrlc Co. ,Walluku KuR.irCoWalmunalo Sugar Co. . . .Watfmea Sugar Mill Co. ..

MISCKLLaNKOCH.Inter-Islan- d Steam N. Co.Hawaiian Klectrlc Co ...Hon. R. T. k. I. Co , Pref.Hon. K. T. & L Co . Com.Mutual Telephone Co. . ..Oabu H. A L. CoIlllo II. ILCo.. I'MIlllo R. H. Co., Coin....llon.B. M. CoHawaiian Irr. Co,, Mil,.,Hawaiian Pineapple Co. .Taujoor Olok H.C.. pd upranang kud uo. ua)..t'abaiiK " (Ash, 407. I'd)

BONDS.Haw. Tor. (Fir CI.) ..IUw.Ter.tX

Hw.Ter.3VaCat. licet Hug. Iter. Co. (Hon. U.'iH Co, Ltd., (id,.Hamnkua Ditch Co.,

Upper Ditch 6Haw, lrrgtu. Cc, C .....Haw. Com, & dug. Co. 6Illlo It. n Co., Issue 1001HlloH.lL Co., Con. G ..Honokaa Sugur Co., 6 ..Hon. K. T. & L Co 0 ...Kauai lly. Co. 6sKohala Ultch qn.C..t..Mctlrydo Bugai Co. 6a . , .Mutual Tot.' '6s....7,,..Oahu R. & U Co. B

Oahu Sugar Co 6Olai SUK- -r Co. 0 .......Pac.8uK.MIIICo.CarioncerMIIICo.6Walahm Axrlc Co. B ...

EVENINQ BULLETIN, HONOLULU T. H, MONDAY, AUo. it, 1311.

Stock and Bond

Stock

Hid

Haw.Tcr.4V4XHaw.Tei.4HX

32VJ 50

4lAWIS

IfioIfj

SU

(ml jo

"5HOIfo100

35170

120

MO

20K

100wii

nXicO

102

I02jfllllicoJi

Askfd.

312 .

i'.i175

17

7)ii2(

125

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320122

21

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102

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HAI.IIS llntwrcil llo.irdH: M Hounkan, 1.S7Vi: --

" llomikaa, -.-

s7'j: -- 5 i:wn, M:'.7r.; in i:wn, $33;111 i:wn, $33; III Cwa, $3:1; 10 Kwn,$33; S Onlm, $:):'; 35 Oabu, $3; :tiO.ihii, $.12; 7ili)il Mellrydo fia, JIIS.CO,

HchhIoii KaluH; Si) Honokiin, $13; S

HiiunUaii, $13; 'M I'alwuiK Itub. Co.,15 ThuJuiik Olok, $3R.

Latest sugar quotation 4.9925 centsor $99.85 per ton.

Sugar, 4. 9925 cts

Beets, 15s 4 l-- 2tl

put WAupiM mi (t.Member HonoluJu Stock and Boffd

ExohaiureyOBT AKB MEEOHAMT fXXSITS

Telephone 1208

IT0CK3 AMD BOHPt

. Trent Trust Co., 'liatlted ,

KfMBEl HONOLULU ITOOI AMDBOFO EXOHAMOE

Harry ArmitageStock and Bond Broker

Member ot Honolulu Stock autBond Excbang

Campbell Block, Merchant Street

Giffard a RothSTOCK AND BOND BBOBXBi

Member! Honolulu Slock and BondEichanM '

StangtnwaJd Bldg., 102 Merchant St

JAS. F. MORGAN,STOCK BROKER

Information Furnished and LoamMade

857 KAAHUMANU STREET. Phono 1672

Home Insurance CompanynfUuu.ll I Aws ismttuu) sm,

WlllTCH Al.r. KINPS OV

IN.SlIltANOUOffice, 010 Qtanoen,wald Bld(,

IMPORTANTsa

Our Kiillnry aviikiiiis Ii nur hcxt nilVfrtUcmciit. Our onamtlilln(shod cold(ttoriiKD ran lint lie excelled, nnd nurillillHcil walor and Ico spcpU for ijirmHll'H,

OAHU ICE & ELECTRIC CO,Telophone 2062

SCHOOLDAYS

Arefalinost here. We have preparedthis .event a wonderfully attractive assort-

ment of very handsome suits lor hoys.

Bring your hoy this week and let us

fit him out.

Suits $5 to $15

Sijva's ToggeryElks' Ulg

LOCAL AND GENERAL

(lut II, u nickel ut a time Auk tlioman on Alnkoii

Tliu'Knhalii HiiK.tr mill will llnlxliRrlndliiK HiIh ucuk,

It koc without HiiyliiK that mcry-thlii- K

If HcHt at Tlio Kiicoiedo und hoo Jos. Unman In luivo

yuur hut idcancd. i:2 llorotania St.'Round llio iHland Hiimincr ralo, $30.

IxjwIb' HlabloK and OaruKK. Tol. 2M1,

Limited

SilillliK und hathlliK oiu .ludulKcdlu by hundreds nt tlio buai'livx )uKtcr-da- y,

l'1io iiHKortniciit of ,lly Ilullm, $1I'cr doiis'ii. Mia. Tailor,I'liouo 2339.

Tlio racoHM)!! Ui'Kalla Day hIkmiMhu pel feet If hl;h tialnliiK couritH fiirjiiiiyiuiiiK.

Qcviinlu Nn. 371, V. k A. M.,will meet iirMimonlc Temple ut 7;3o'clock IIiIh tfvciilhi;, ,

A lai'Ko minibcr of pcoiilo Hcut nperfect Suuil.iv nt Kaliala where thebnlliiliK l Kiilendlil,

It you want u Rood Job dona on nnuntil or carrliiKo takn It to HawaiianCnrrbiKo MfK. Co , 437 Queen 8L

l'tir dlHllllcd water, Hiro's rtootDoer and nil other popular drinks,rlriR up phono 2171. ConsolidatedSoda Works.

Di'llcloiiM fish from tlio Californiacoast and Columbia rlvor are to bohad nt tlio .Mct'ioKilltan Mont Mar-ket. Snlinou, miieltH and haddock.

Tlio KIiik'h Duuqhtcra will holdtheir regular meeting ut the rcxl-den-

of itH. I.. C. AblcH, Kcwaluatrcol, UiIk ovenlin; at 7:30 o'clock,

Tlio penrlentlary prlaou acrvlccuwoio pontponod from 11 to 2;!10o'clock jcstciday, In allow Dr. It) dormid tliu Central Union cliuicji ipiar-te- 't

In parllrlimto. ,The notlilnpr of tlio "caterpillar"

ciikIiio lini bctii watched with someIntciCHt by .Mi'hhih Ivom, Clnilmeiaund Itobcrtxiin on Kuiiul, where It wiihiihciI to pull u. number of. KunK pIowh.

Kuolelo, n Hawaii, was linoKted by,Uiu p"lco yentt'rdiiyjind clmred withniiinliiK n "blliiil plK" lit dip 'coinerof Kukiii nnd Nuiianu ntreetn. A number of diunken llawiilliina mid ipinn- -licit of lliiiior weie found when thetiollco dropped In,

THREE NEW MEN FORCIVIL ENGINEER GAYLER

Tlio Mongolia broiiRlit lliroo menIIiIh mornliiK to he undor tho aupcr-visio- n

mid help out Chief Civil ICncl-ne-

Lieutenant (I, It. (luylnr, U. S.Naval Htnllon, who baa charge of tlioI'eurl Harbor Naval Station romttriie-lin-

Tho new nirhals are HaroldW. Marvin, H. M. Hnrralt und V. Mel-Inil-

Marvin In mi elerlrleal engineer midwill Iiiimi elmrga of lliu Innlallatloniif pnw'er plant und nil electricalwork.

Slurred will art lu llio caparlty ofIllHpecloi'. Ho In hilo of thn NavalTriilnlnc Blutlun, I.akij Illuff, NoithChicago.

for

1'lurlst,

IxijIkh

Melbaln In transferred from thuMittiti jiliuii im ii general iHaiightaiiiiiu.

Tlio dulluH of nil tlircn will alurtlinniedliilnly.

HUGER WILL RESUMEPRACTICE TOMORROW

Tho muiill-cnllbc- gutirt of tlio Kortlliimir mortarH will ruaiiiiia iiruct(coImmirriiw, iirliiR t "i mnv.liiK liirKet.Tliniu has been no prartlcn hIiico InKt

1'rlday iiinrnltm uh Saturday, Sundaymid Monday urn tlio diiyH of roBt forthu Knit, except dlllihg the uvonlliBnf the latter day when thny' partic-ipate In neiircillttlit am hIriiiiI prne-lif- t.

I'lliluy ll(c wiiteiH vote wilierrough jiud maie llio work dlllleilt.Tlio porcciilimn of the llrliiB wna

70 und bu.

King near Fort

Elegant

Papeteries

Handtome boxes of stylish sta-

tionery for social correspondence

Just opened. These afford achoice that will give you some-

thing original in writing paper-something

individual.

HAWAIIAN NEWS CO.,Alexander Young Bldg.

LOCAL AND GENERAL

SL LouIh College will opvu September 5.

Tlio biggest cholera germ known Ison exhibition at tho Anchor Saloon.

Dr. .1. .1. Carey liui renamed prac-tice nt hlx olllce, room 307, lloxlnubuilding.

Tliu'gemiluo Campbell Kid DoIIhright from thu fuctory nt Wall,Nichola Co., Ltd.

We have u now lino ot novolty toyumid favors for chlldreuu' parties.Arts mid Crufts Shop.

Tlilrty-the- i caseH of new' goods, Including Hoy Scout suits. Hverythiugfree for Urecn Stamps, fort uud u.

'JA cablegram from (ho mainland

brought the news of thoileutli of .lames N. Suiltli, father ofDeputy Attorney Cienurnl, Arthur O.Smith.

Tho Chluesu team which went .to.Maul to play u few of the Valluy is-land teams will Mart lu with Its regular uork tomorrow afternoon nt Aula1'urk, lu prcpniatloii fur Its game withthe Cavalry.

Thu Hiiuamaulu mill of Kuual busclosed down for tho seuson ami anyciiiio not gioimd Is being Hcnt to thol.lhuo mill, Some icpulr work uudchuiigcH mo (o be Hindu ut tlio lluiiumaulii mill, II may leopeu aboutthu llit of December,

NEW - TO-PA- V

I'DNHTItlK'TION WORK, Heinbilar.tern, l' H .Marino Corps, Quartermaster's Department, WiiKhlimton, 1). CAugust 17, lull. HKAl.Kl) I'ltOI'OS-AI.-

will bo lecclved ut this olllce untilIt a, in., December 4, Hill, und then bopublicly opened, for the erection of ubin racks building, nun comuiandilig

riliurtu's liud two ilouliln sets ofJunior olllcers' ipiarli rs ut the NavalStation, I'eurl Harbor, Tirrltory of Ha-

waii, I'lopoxal blanks, plans, speclllcations mid ollar Infnrmiitlon can beobtained from thu ('oiiiiiiaudlug Oltlcer,.Marine Il.irraeks, Naval Station, Ho-

nolulu, T. II.; thn Depot Quartermas-ter, IT H, Marino Corps H2 SecondHtleet, nan Kranclseo, Cal ; tho Coinnianillug ( Hiker, Marluo llurriieks,Navy Yard, llreinerlon, Wash, or rmm

i.i undersigned, A deposit of I20.nut. Ml I... .....i,l.....l ... ......I II....... I.....ii on ..iiii, ii. .in,, ii''ii. tint ."Ioinaiii ina iirrn Nei oi piniiM, snui oeposit to bo subject to conditions stipu-lated III speclllciilloni This ollee re-

serves thu right to reject any or allbids or purls thereof, mid to waive

V. II, l.HMr.Y. Major,Quiil termaster. Oltlcer Actluglu

CIiiiiw, ijiiailcrmaster's DcpaitiuentWIG Aug. 38, Sept. 1,

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V THACOOn ytP Ii.ltrtbrin.fr, & Co.

If It's PaintASD YOII WANT A QUOD JOB, 8KK M TOM IHAKr

Sharp SignSPHONE 1697

AKX SN EVERYWHXKEKAAHUMANU

Effective than Turkish or Russian

Electric Light Bath, followed by aMassage

lr. hClll'IIMANN. iMi'iiiuitliU'elmi (rniprlrhir)

llr.lll.V II. I.I'CAM. Clilrpn irV I.KHTKII. KmtI ln.MirI. K.WA, jl,llr' .Mlcniliilil unit

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OF

NATURE-CURE- S OSTEOPATHY

175 Ik iflitiilit Air. enr, Llilon f tlMIO.Ni: Im

Weekly Bulletin SI Per Year

SpecialOfferings

Jfr'

SCHURMAHN INSTITUTE

Every 3 days fromThursday next, andright through themonth of Septem-

ber, will be thefeature of

Jordan'sStore

Watch tho Bulletin for LaterAnnouncements

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POTTER HOTELHONOLULU

AMUSEMENT

SPECIALTIES PROMOTES SPORTCOMPANY. LTD. Whitney & Marsh,

FMPIRE THEATER Limited

For THREE DAYS ONLY we wUI offerthe following Bargains

Terms : Cash Only

Ladies' Underwearup.Awens

I'unmrly 10c, now 30c

I'oruirrly toe, now 35c

I'lirniirly COo, now. ..'....... 40o

formerly lie, inert....' tDOo

I'lirincrlr S5ir, nnw 55c

I'urmcrly Jl, now 75c

SKIRTS

I'ornurly S .75, lion $ .50

IVnmrly I .'JO, now 65

formerly J 1.0ft, now .75

formerly 11.75, now 1.25

formerly 12 00, now 1.50

forimrly --' SO, now 1.75

PILLOW CASING

15c, 16 l-- 25c, and30c yard

SHEETING

27 l-- 2c, 30c, 32 l--

and 40c

&Alakea

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CHEMISE

rnrnicrty J M, now .35formerly f .75, now 50

formerly $100, now .75I'orincrly 11.25, now 90

formerly' $I..1C, now.. 1.00

I'oruirrly It 40, now 1.05

Formerly 11 CO, now v 1.10

Ladies! Vests

Formerly 1

Formerly $1.50

DomesticsPILLOW

lJxHG 12'io eachtsxite 171jc etch123G 20c eachI53G 25c each

Three Days Only

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KVENINO BULLETIN, HONOLULU, MONDAY,

California Hostelry ArrangesElaborate Program For

Its Patrons.

Attracting thousands of touristsfrom all over tho world, includliiKlurgo number from this city, willbe a scries of athletic events to boheld next spring at Santa Ilarbara,Cnl. News of the program alreadyarranged hag traveled far and wide,and parties of sport enthusiasts, andothers, who wish principally to visitbeautiful California, arc being ar-ranged.

To Mllo M. Totter, manager of thoPotter Hotel, of Snnti llarbarn, Isduo much Of the credit for tho ex-

ceptionally attractive program ofevents. Mr. Totter has offered n

prlo of $300 Tor n II) lug mach'no toencircle the I'ottcr Hotel, Ian ling ntn point of vantage, on the grounds.It Is expected that many prominentaviators, as well as h number of ama-

teurs, will try for this trophy.Tho finest polo grounds In the West

Minotmd the Hotel I'ottcr, and at-

tractive prizes for tho winners In thispicturesque nml intcltlng gamo havoalso been offered by Mr. Potter.

Equalling the polo grounds In exccllcnco of site and equipment, arothe golf links and tennis courts,Porno of tho world's champions willcomputo for the prizes offorcj forthose) names.

Perhaps most attractive, of all, willho tho series of jachtlng events.Yachting nt this point Is said to b.e

tho best In California waters Jindconsiderable advance preparation hasbeen made to mako the water compe'tltlon a memorable one.

An engagement with the St. toutsbaseball team has also been made.This nieans there will be a scries offact and furious games.

The Potter Is a palatial hostelryoperated entirely on tho Americanplan. Its reputation among touristsIs fast becoming world-wld-

a

AN INVITATION

TO PHYSICIANS

(following appeared, In every Sanfrnnclsco dally on Feb., 13, 1911.)Wo Invite you to Imvncct a, recovery

that la now In process, pi) Clay street,In a caxo or chronic jfarcncnymniousNephritis Involving chronic aluumenurln nml general dropsy.

Thin ease will Interest" jou becauseIt was carefully diagnosed liy speciallits at ono of our best hospitals. Patlent had boon tappcajtvvlce and tae-nia notified that' recof cry wW Impos-

sible. An operation (deeapsullngi thekidney) was advised, but as no nsurtancc could, be given' friap any resultscould be hoped fon the? pnrents accept-ed tho Inevitable and look tho patienthomo to die. Before leaving the citythey decided to mnke one more effort.

A physician was called In who puttho patient on Fulton's Itcnnl Com-pound, aiding It with heart, tonic andellmlnatlvc treatment. Tho sixth dayresults began to show. At this writ-ing, 60 days later, Is near-ly gone, tho dropsy completely so thopatient Is plnylng about tho room andthe attending physician believes hewill Lo ready tb bo taken home In an-

other month.This cafe having been carefully

by some of the best pro'ts- -

slonal talent In this city and In one oftho best hospitals and recovery beingtheoretically Impossible, tho actual re-

covery that Is now In process shouldInterest thoic who; still believe In thoIncurability of 'chronic Drlght's discosand particularly physicians and licpltals who have nnttents slowly sue'cumblng under the old methods. , Thepluslclnn In charge will make an appointment with and meet physicianswho may bo Interested.' john J. ruiroN co.

fits Battery Rt , Ban' Francisco,Fulton's Benal Compound Ifc for salo

by nil druggists.Bend for literature to our San Fran

cisco address.a a

HAM) CONCKItT.

This evening at 7:30 o'clock atKmma Square the Hawaiian band w.llpresent tho following program: .

March Triumph (new) FuelkOvorturo Calif of Bagdad.. Boleldli--

Miserere II Trovatore ....... VerdiSelection Operatic Mirror ... TohatilViimI Hawaiian songs, ar. by BerserUtile Toy Soldlor 'and tho Secret

(now) JtprkerIntermezzo Wooing tnow) ... noneMnich The Juggler (now) .. necker

Tho Star Spangled Banner.m 1 aaal

If ou bellove In beautifying Honolulu In general and your own prem-

ises In particular lay a cement sldo-wni- k

in front of vour grounds andget tho materials ,from the HonoluluConstructs nand Draylng Co., Ltd.

WANTSFOR 8ALE

Nice bungalow Jut Knllnukl. Locationbeautiful: fine homes adjacent, Willsell cheap for cash or an easy terms,.Seo Walter II. 'Brnillcy, care Knl-

lnukl Land Co, Ltd , Box 420.G01G-t-

REGULAR MATINEESMonday Wednesday Friday

MONDAY PROGRAM

Back, Back, Back Again

The Bell TrioHarmony Selection

NUW ENT12UTAINUII

Louise BrightCONCEIIT RINQINd mitt)

8tudant of 8r. Caronl of Italy8waatatt Girl In Vaudeville

O'ilagans,

Comedy Sketch Artiata Now Odditiaa

R1J0U THEATERMONDAY NIGHT "'

NEW, NOVEL, NERVYI

WOMLD'S aitCATEST RIFLE SHOTd

Fox and ClaireShoot Dollan From Each Othtr'a Llpt

EldedsTrick Bike Riden Nerve-Rackin- g

FeatsMIDGET

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Leonora HarrisonPrima Donna from Tait's

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AMU8EMENT8.nAthletic Park

BaseballSUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 3"

TWO GAMES- - - - TWO GAMES1 30 J. A. C. vs. STARS3)30 HAWAIIS va. P. A. C. .

Prlcaai 35, 25, d '10 Cents

Reserved Seats for center and wingsof grandstund can bo booked at E. O,

Hall & Son's sporting department. En-trance, King street.

Tickets on salo a,t M. A. Gunnt'aCigar Store from 1 p. m. Saturday to11 n. m. Sunday.

6Varieties r,

Bread' Baked DailyYou can havt your ordor chanytd

dally and bi supplied with any of

Love's BakeryPHONE 1431 1134 NUUANU ST.

W.klr Hat I II per 7wr,

We are busily engaged in openingup our

New Goodsrecently purchased in

New Yorkfcy our Mr. Brasch.

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We would call your attention tothe display of f';'

FrenchDress Linens

in White and Colors, with

Embroidered Linen Bandsto match

Young Hotel LaundryWork Called For and Delivered

- Union and Hotel Streeti Phone 1862

BUSINESS MEN'S CLUB IS i

PLANNED BY Y. M. C. A.-

Following the lines adopted atDenver, Columbus, and many of theother cities on tho mainland tho In- -,

cnl Y, M. C. A. Is planning to run nbusiness men's club In connectionwith tho new building. l.ockers havebeen provided for a hundred and onoof tho handball courts will bo reserv-ed during certain hours of tho after-noon'. ..' ' I

The lockers will ho of an otralargo alzo and will bo la a room Intho basoment which will alBO bo fittednut withhold water showers. In ad-

dition to this there will bo a roomfor reading and lounging. i

There will bo special clnsscs heldevery afternoon probably between thehours of 4:30 p. m. and 6 p. m. A

special gymnasium class will bo heldduring tbrco alternoong through theweek.

Tho system has worked well In oth-

er cities and those In chargo here seeno reason why It should not alsocatch on under local conditions. ItIs sometimes slow' In becoming po-

pular but once It is properly startedthen there ',ls always, ,a waiting list,The uuoyo plans are only tentativeand may bo altered' sllghtly'ibcforothe opening comes around. 'MANUAL AND AUTO

WORK TO BE TAUGHT

Tho directors, of, the Y. M. C, A,

have passed favorably on tho plan forestablishing' a manual training classmid also for Inaugurating an automo-bile class.

Tho benches for tho manual train-ing are tn ho fitted up In tho base-

ment and the boys will he able tnlearn all torts of useful things thatwill como In huidy to them after theyhave left school or oven while theiaro stilt theie.

Tho nutomobllo class Is to tenchjoiing fellows to not only dtlve an

lr. iMjamlnCompound Herbalo

Stomach, Uw, Kidney andladder Remedy.

BLOOD PURITICRTtC WOMOVaflO.aOiAIIIN

na THia f icTuat Muar

TRAOK MARK9 TNI

, a in j am in aiattr cti PT FfltC

ck of AprcdK. Hurt FluRutDi, Cuwirt m amwh woi rwuni,

Atnmarfi afi aunt, ska ncM- -

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UaMfMtuia. baMMj Bled. CkiAtilvMIacIwU. fitnmu OitofOttua. RtaovM Wmdl Carta Cma

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Nxit. Bit. Bcpupm Cei4 HoUlaauiai m aJcanM. TbMora sm lJU

m injM aaW ny dhdj,

Honolulu Drug lo.

automobile hut ulso to mako goiior.Ui tinning ropulis. Two niitomolilleswill ho Kept on Ipq go. Ono of titmwill bo In tho lopalr Bhop TjcIiij? pull-ed to pieces vvhllo tho other will hoout on iho road with an emliry.cliauffctir at tho wheel This l.i asjstpiu (hat has been tiled out ontho mainland and has given giout sat-isfaction,

'tho classes nlwnB being

full.

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.EVENING ilULlETlN, HONOLULU, T. Vl, MONDAY, AUft. 28,'llH. ',7T

Lovejoy & Co. AMATEUR PROFESSIONAL

S P OR T 3., Importers andIN

Dealer's m Violet Duke Cold MlLOCAL FOREIGNFine Wines and Liquors

. . . .4 NUUANUJSTREET t PHONE 2708

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Cream Rye WhisKy

Old Jas. E. Pepper Whisky

R. E. Wathen & Cos Whisky,

The "Old Hospitality"

"Maui" Wine - A Home Product

The Bartlett Natural Mineral WaterBottled it the Celebrated Bartlett Springe. LViM Co'unty, California.

As a MEDICINAL and TABLE WATER, It hae NO EQUAL.

SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO FAMILY TRADE

DELIVERIES MADE TO ALL PART8 OF THE CITY

J. A. GILMANShipping and Commission

Agent forARTHUR SEWALL & CO., BATH, ME.

PARROTT & CO., SAN FRANCISCO

BADGER'S, FIRE EXTINGUISHER CO.

GENERAL FIRE EXTINGUISHER CO.(UKINNKI.I. A IITtt MATIC Sl'KINkUUi)

NEUMAN CLOCK CO.(WATCH VA.V8 CLOCK)

ROYAL STANDARD TYPEWRITER.

AACHEN & MUNICH FIRE INS. CO. , .,

VOKT STREET, MSAB MERCHANT.

The Only Wayro iir coMroiiTAiii.n this wi:athfr is to install an

Electric FanTURN ON Tlin CURRBNT AND YOU WILL NOT MISS

'tiiij TRAni: winds.Tlin COST IS INSIONiriCANT ANDVA TAN WILL LAST

ron jtcahs.

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Neii SettersThe Ideal Mineral Water

'Anti-Rheuma- tic Anti-Go-ut

Cases of 100 Bottles, $10.00

Hk HACKFELD & CO., LTD.Distributors

Do You Likeruraii fish: wnjincntvnn m' Tin: btramrr lartwi:r.K ROMii or tiih finkmt Columbia rivi:r salmon, ,HADDOCK .AND SMfil.TS VK IIAVI3 HAD IN TUP. MAI1KF.T

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Metropolitan Meat MarketHEILBRON & LOl18,' Proprietor.

HAWAIIS LOSE CLOSE '

GAME TO J. A. 1Mike Hardy Pitched Fine Game for Hawaiis P. A. C.s Put

It All Over the Stars Barney Still 'on the Bench.

Alnsl Alnsl The J, A. C. "managedto In nt tilt; Hnunllx In one or tho clox-e- st

gnmcx plnjcd by Oihu Luiruutenmx, the scoro being Tile teamwent In for nil they were worth andfought for tvery point.

llnlli Mlko Hard, who wns allottedto pitch for IHo Innings only, on

of lilt work, nml acorgo Clarkpitched splendid gnnict. Before Mlkowni throhgh playing ho had retirednine Nipponese to the liench by thestrike-ou- t route, and It was a pitythat ho had to lease no xonn, nx It wokho Who had the Amerlcnli Japaneseplajers guessing right through the fhoIiinliiKt ho had twirled. lilt smokelessshots ptirzlod the bitters very much.On the other hand, (leorgo Chirk, tho

plajer, who lux now shiftedover to tho J. A U. team, iltched aslur pnine for his nine.

The crowd was n Rood one, and ftthe tenmx put up such ax theydid Jcsterdny, the fnnx will no doubtturn ont In larger numbers

One thing that can lio said againsttho gnmo jesterdnj Ix that there wasaltogether too rnuch talk between play-er and Umpire Joy.

Tho J. A. Cs. won their game fromtho popular Hawaii nine In the eighthInning, when Akana, who left the rankxof the bachelors Saturday night, madethe lone nnd winning run lifter a closecall.

Tho first contest turned out to boinoit exciting, nx time nnd time againboth teams would hao men on thirdnnd then finally liao their chancesspoiled.

Ill the second Inning the Tlawnllspulled the much ps out of a bad hole,when the J. A Cs had bases full andno outs, Clark, I"rlesell nnd even Chll- -Ihigwnrth falling to bring, any of thewnltliiK men.homc.

NotUy of the J. A. C played a stargtlme, pulling down nil kinds of, Mies.He wrm at but four times, nnd on each.ocmslnn reached first safely. Tie Ha-waii teim put up xomo good donbloplays during 'thq nfternoon.

In the second mutch of tho day Mar- -cnllnn's "Inll-to'so- wero badly defeated at-t-

hc hands of the strugglingA. Cs , who can smile now ns being

tied lth the J. A. Cs. for first place Inthe xrlex. The scoro Wax 8 to 12. lheHlnrx Just by nccldent managed to gettwo runs In the llrat Inning, but fromthen on tho' scoreboard showed eightciphers for tho Htarx, Who failed toehlne cry brightly

Hits on both sides wero nlcntlful.Tiio TortifgiieMo netted fourteen hits offWilliams, who seemed to, hao a bad'day.

Tho game was 2 up to tho luckyspwnlli, when the P. A. C. bnnch added three runs, nnd then ngaln In theninth they touched Williams for fourmoro runs, making tlio total scoro 2

ln"faor of tho P. A.' C. aggregation.First Gam.

Tho Iliiwutlx were tho first to facethe music, and Clark had them goingIn short order. Tho J, A. Cs startedout will Prlcscl! bunted nnd soonafter reached second when Akanaknocked n beauty otr sliort.. BothPrnuco and lirlto fanned, while Akanadied ut third.

Tho Nlpponeso came back In theirhalf of tho second, nnd It looked asthough theywould pllo up two or threerims. .Notiey got safo on n buntj Kealoha hlnglcd to third, who threw tosecond, hut Aau fumbled. IJoth safe.I.oulx came up nnd swatted one to first,who throw to Mnrkham to rmb Notleyon third, but It was too late. Full ImBe.nnd nobody out. Clark came up andwhat did ho do but strike out. Frls

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dren ; tired, nervous womenand feeble, aged people. Itcontains no alcohol, nodrug, no harmful ingredientwhatever; it builds up andstrengthens the young aswell as the old.

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sell came up next, but did not manageto lay the ball on the ground, so hewns out on a fly to second ' Klddo"Chllllngworth, the lad who does greatthings At times, made the third iiiihuc- -

.cenifut attempt to get a man home by1 elng out on a hit to third It was e'er-

talnly n great relief to tho Hawallswhen he wns disposed of,

In tho fourth the Hawaii bojs had achance to score, but NotUy, who hadno right to catch Mlko Hardy's longhit to center which looked good for arun by Markham, a two-bas- e hit for

up

In

P. A. C.

vs.

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CALENDAR.t:

8unday, 3. tttt vs. J. A. Hawaii vs I.tt A. C; Athletictt

Relay Ten Fits- - tttt against King, tt

at Athletic ItChlneso vs. Cm airy tt

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J. A. C.

Bun 0 0

hits 0 11SUMMARY.

rn., lilf Infthimself, the soup by pulling 'polled m j A c ;' r,t ,,,,down the liner for three outs on nTorn j A & m, ,,,,,

This net on tho part of Notley mode Kealolm to Akonn, Markham toMike sore, so when the J. A. Cs. came AMU Dreler, Kualll to Ajau to Drc-I- n

Notley wns tho first to face him nnd er; ,t t,y pitcher, Ayuu, Franco;kob freo transportation first.' struck out, by Clark C, Hardy ItaWell, this made him more mire, so when tnsVs on called balls, off Clark I,Kenloha came up to tho plate he sent Hardy 1, Lota 4; pasted balls, Ilaphaelsome smakeless shoots oer tho plate , jjrt0 j. innings pitched, by Hardyand then gne Kenloha a free pass to (j, i,ttt 3. i,it8l 0ff Hardy Lota 2.the bench by the strike-ou- t road Hornpirni, Joy and scorer, W.had two moro left, so ho hand- - t. Baposo; time of game, hour 25ed them to Clark and Louis, who also minutes.failed to connect,

In the sixth the Hawaii bunch miss-ed another chance to score A) an, whowas given a free pass to tlrst, stole ffouza, ..

and third quick fashion, and Bushnell, sistolo home on Desha's bunt, but the Ornellas. rtlatter ai too late In. reaching first, so Deponte, Iftho run did not counj. Ajau wax the Madeira,first man to get a walk eft Clark, In.Kllzer, .,the sixth Llno,

Mike Hardy! who iiad been cutting Soares,the edire the nlatelln line stvle wllli'l'relln,his almost. Invisible curves, had to quitIn thn Wtti. 0 Lola .tilled his positionIn the sixth and allowed tho llrst manto walk.

Markham started tho seventh with a

Sept.

8ept.

plny),

second

r, but leam-mate- s failed Cordelro, ssbrlnir 1ilm Rumner, If

- Ittho Akana. who had Nasclmehto. ...,2

lippn struck out by Hardy, cr 3

for the winning run ItIMrned this way: Chllllngworth walked, pAkana hit to nnd Henry was Ah T"".

nt Then Avail trlpil Marcnlllno, .,..4- - i

to make a double but threwAkana went to second; Franco

was out a blngle to Brltocame to tho with h. smiling' nunsfuco and, to surprise, sent hitsout the winning hit over short whichbrought Akana home. Notley was re-

tired on fly to left Held.

the ninth tho Huwallx ailedscoro, and the J. Cs. won, their firstgame from the Havviill nine after ahard rub. ,

Second Game.the very llrst Inning the

an-

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STABS.AiinnnsurjoA

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Runs 10 10Raso hits 12

hit,hits, Soares, Sum

sacrlllco onbnses, P. A. C. 11; first lianaon errors, I. A. Stars 4; doublo

iu( miik nml cot Tnnr tilt, nrr plays, Soares to Bushnell, Frettnf, to

Williams for start. Buslmcn was safo hit by pitcher, Sumner,

on bunt. Ornelliix landed tvvo-ba- Bon' VHrtri struck out, by Williamsirer to rlcht Held. Bushnell camo home. ci Krtax 3. Chllllngworth

1W,..,I lnn,l nn.. to 11.. anma n.nt 01111 DeSnn! SCOrCT, ItapOSO; tllllO Of

nnd prhellns arrived.the second Inning tho

one. the trick.

game,

49110 414

110

Stars

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hour 27

a'The C'Y. A. team Ku

who,1" A- - nt An,lv Park flft--calllno, dandy to third,"noon to the tune of 11 to G. TheAlett home.muffed lt. and romped

third Inning was In favor of the'"""'"' wufc c'os! lll "n"'"e c- - Y- - A- - ,ook lend hVP. A. C. Bourn, the hard worker of "''"? "tn

the n"!kl"B ,hrco runB- - ,ch na'10Portuguese team, trade Inninglively by stealing second nnd third ln."cor0 """'" "

I Tl, 1",ol",,, of lho iea toUshort order. He then started to steal woro aa

home und would have been safe If he ,ottl,!

had gone nil tho way, but ho Y' Hou, ss.; Yin Chin.

before ;ho got half way and s

Park.

Pul. Ah Hoo, Ah

consequence died ai thl'rd. Ynn' V " Ko1 f1""'"'Knl Vun' ' A" rf'In tho fifth Miller mado tho last

Kukul A- - Wun- - ,f'i Y" K1"'for tho Stars. In the seventh tho P.Irf-- A" Dl,n' M ' J- - Ton' 3b- - A" Wul'Cs. struck luck and added three

Y- - :b Klm lb A"runs, Llrfo, oSares Filler making ' ' Yon' ?Ioon' '8- - r""B' cf'tho circuit. In tho ninth Williams was

Another bo played Ingame mayhit lmrd, and before he af,,turc- - t,,e tc,,,nH wl" tr'"nato leave 'tho box Portuguese hod,near

four more runsSoares and VYeltas tho toudd to the score on this occasion.ended tho game, a very In-

teresting contest.Hawalls C.

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Desha, ItMarkham, 3bHardy, p ...Lota, pKualll. 2h ...Dreler, lbRaphael, .,Mclntyre, rf

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Frlesoll, Ifrhllllngworth, sx ..3

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Bs(V Superior to the Ordimry Make of Cold WtaHWfir Cream eVII "

SOLI) IN JABS AND TUHKS II

JMI Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd., VMml Fort and Hotel Streets VBt

Your Summer Wardrobe

At Saving Prices

Reasonable Instalment Terms

Ladies' TUC FODiUFIT Sachs BidFmrks IHL I UKiTll 1 1 RprptHnia

STORAGESAFR AND VOW I'lntNITUBR,

HTC. ALSO. AMPLU FACILUinS FOR PACKINO AND .SHIP- -

riNa.!

Union-Pacif- ic Transfer Co.,King Street, near Alakea Phone 1 8 ?5

YOUR BOSOM FRIENDIS THIS LAUNDRY WIIF.N IT COMKS TO DHF-S- S ,?hiiirts most bi3autiful finish and no harm if) till: oah-mi:n- t.

FRENCH LAUNDRY

' PINECTAR.(Reg. U. S Put. Office)

Mixed by the man behind the counter.Obtainable In bottles (carbonated) at

all 8oda Fountaine, Retail Stores,Clubs.

For the Home, dbtalnablo by the Casefrom Arctic Soda Water Works,Tel. 1557.

PINECTAR 8YRUPFor Table Use At All' Grocer.

J. Prop.Phone 1491

MAC LEAY, DUFF & COsi

"Imperial Liqueur"Scotch Whisky

GONSALVES & CO., Ltd.,Ol.tributon

ADADIC,

fe

I f B get rid of mosquitos II Valll by having your lot II 'filled and graded. Estimates furnislicd H

Constructlna n JUT 'Of'WT Telephone HConlr.clor X. JJJLu MrJjXJLJ) 23 M U

f.il

M.

'l

LAUNDIJRlNd.

.

1

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Oceanic Steamship CompanyLeave S. P. Arrlvt Hon, Loavs Hen. Arrive 8. F.September 2 September 8 August 23 Augutt 29September 23 September 29 September 13 September 19

(CS first ctete, tingle, 8. F. 1110 Aret elate, round trip, Ban franolsee.

0. BREWIR

Pacific Mail Steamship Co.,

Bteameru of the above company willon or ebout the dates mentioned "below:

FOR THE ORIENT.8 8. Mongolia i Augutt28 S.8. S. Pertia ..September 20 S.S. S. Korea September 25 88. S. Siberia ...October 10 S.S. S. China '..October 17 S.

For general Information to

H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd., agents

TOYO RISEN

Stunners of the above Company willabout tin dates mentioned below:

FOR THE ORIENT.8. S. Tenyo Mem. ...i. September 12 S.

8. 8. Bhinyo Maru October 3 S.8. 8. Chlyo Miru Octer31 S.S. 8. Amerioa Maru November 21 S.8. 8. Tenyo Maru November 28 S.

Matson Navigation CompanyBETWEEN HONOLULU

FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

S, 8. Lurline Auguit238. 8. Wilhelmina September S

8. 3. Lurline September 208. S. Wilhelmina ..October 3S. 8. Lurline October 18

S. a. of this line sailsabout SEPTEMBER 2, 1911.

For further particulars, apply ta

OASTLE & COOKE, LTD..

Canadian-Austria- n Royal MailSTEAMSHIP

FOR FIJI AND AU8TRALIA.Marama , September 13Makura October 11

mo H. DAYEES A CO.,

AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

New via Tehuantepoc,Freight received at all at the

OB TACOMA TO HONOLULU DIBECT:8. 8. ALASKAN, to aall8. 8. ARIZONAN, to sail8. 8. VIRGINIAN, to tail

For further Information apply to

C. P.

Phone 2295 ReachesHustace-Pec- k Co.aLtd.

ALL KINDS SANDAND'

0.

FIRE INSURANCE

The F. Dillingham Co.

LIMITED

antral Agent for Hawaii:

Atiaa Assurance Company London.New Underwriters' Agency.Providence Washingtontth FLOOR. 8TANQENWALD BLDQ.

LIFE INSURANCEla not a It la a Necessity.

But you BCSTtiiat la provided jy the

and. mott equitable Lawa of Mieea- -

ehuaotta, In tha

New England Mutual

Insurance Co.

OF B08TON, MASSACHUSETTS.

If yau would be fully Informedlawa, addrtaa

CASTLE COOKE,

MNIRAL aOENTB,HONOLULU. T. H.

CS2SS SSS&BE-i- l' -

A CO., LTD., General Agent.

apply

cull at Honolulu end thle port

FOR BAN FRANCISCO.8. Korea September 1

S. September 16

S.China September 22

S. Manchuria September 29

S. Mongolia October21

KAISHA

at and leave Honolulu on or

FOR FRANCISCO.3. 8hinyo Maru 8eptomber3. Chlyo Maru October 8S. America October 27

S. Tenyo Maru November 3S. Shinyo Maru...... November 24

CASTLE A COOKE, LIMITED,Agenda, Honolulu.

DIRECT SERVICE FRANCISCO

FOR SAN fRANCIBCO.

HYADES

From York to Honolulu, every sixthtimes

Brooklyn.

FBOM SEATTLE

Honolulu.

OF ROCK AND FOR CONCRETE WOAKj

FIREWOOD COAL,

63 QUEEN STREET P. BOX 212

B.

ofYork

Insurance Co.

Luxury;have the

and famoua

Life

aboutHteee

&

leave

Siberia

call

8AN

Maru

8AN AND

day.

Must

S. S. Lurline., Augutt 29

S. S. Wilhelmina September 13

S. S. Lurline September 26S. S. Wilhelmina October 11

S. 3. Lurline October 24

from Seattle for Honolulu direct on or

General Acenti. Honolnli

COMPANY

FOR VANCOUVER.Makira September 12Zealandia October 10

LTD.. OEHSBAL AGZHTf.

Company's wharf, 41st 8treet, South

8EPTEMBER 6

8EPTEMBER 18

SEPTEMBER 30

H. HACKFELD c CO, LTD, agents,. .MOR8E, General Freight Agent.

OahuRailway Time Table

Outward.For Welanao, WaJaiua, Kahuku and

Way Stations :16 a. m.. 1:20 p. m.For Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way

Stations f7:J0 a. m., :15 a, m..11:30 a. m., 2:15 p. ra.. 3:20 p. ..5:15 p. m., t:S p. in., ttl:15 p. m.For Wablawa and Lellahua 10:20

a. m., 5:13 n. m., t(:!0 p. m, tll:Hp. m.

Inward.

Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Walaulua and Walanee :Js a. m..

5:31 p. m.Arrive Honolulu froji Pwa Mill and

Pearl City 17:45 a. m., "8:3 a. m.,11:02 a. m. , "1:40 p. ra., M:2 p. m.6:31 p. m., "7:30 p. m.Arrive Honolulu from Wehlawa and

Lellehua 9:1G a. m M;4b m es.nD. m.. 110:10 n m

The Halolwa Limited, a ' two-Hou-r

trntn (only first class tickets Honored),leasee Honolulu every Sunday at 8:36a. m.; roturnlnc. arrive In Honoluluat 10:10 p. m. The Limited sUps nnlyat Pearl City and Walanae outward,ami Walanae, Wal pah u and Pearl CityInward.

Dally. tBunday aiceptevt. ttioudayOnly.0. P. DBNISON, F. O. SMITH.

Superintendent a, p. a

Bulletin phone nntabera areiBusiness Office tin.KdlUrUI Ueesas tlU,

s ppeewiefBieVjeilhslaailSSWeiSMeSeWeMeS tJiiiH rW'S,,'WTeT,ST4g'fg?Tfl")'e1,SBXJEttsi.TaMBLLLB " "3ggggtnKtKLUimitaamMy3mmBmmimtmi

EVENINQ BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H.( MONDAY, AUO. 28, 1911.

IitabliikeJ in 1851

Bishop & Co.

I'l 1AHKXBI

Commercial and TraTelcn'Letter of Credit limed on

the Bank of California and

The London Joint Stock Bank

Ltd., London.

Correspondent- - for thaAmerican Express Company

and Thoi. Cook & Ion.

Interest allowed on Term

and Ravinp Bank Depotita.

BANK OF HONOLULULmiTED

AID CAPITAL, f600,000

fucsettori tCLAD8 SPKECKELS & CO.

Inritei your Account tnd 'offers latiifattory leniot.

Loam at market raus.

Exchance and Cable trans-fer- s.

Travelers' 0 r e d 1 1 1 andChecks available tTerywnera.

The Yokohama Specie

Bank, Limited

HEAD OFFICE... TfOUOHAJfi

Capital (Paid Up) . .Yen 24,000,000Reserve Fund Yen 16.C0O.OOO

General banking bualneaattansaeted. Savings accounts forII and upwards.

Fire and burglar-proo- f vault,with Safe Deposit Boxes for rentat $2 per year and upward.

Trunks and cases to be kept oncustody at moderate rates.

Particulars to be applied for.

TU AKAI, Manager.

Honolulu Office, Bethel and Mer-chants Streets. Telephone 2421andjlG4. p. o. Uox 1(8.

TWO FORD MACHINESJust as good as new; three seats.

One $200; one 1250.

Oahu Machine Shop301 QUEEN AND RICHARD8 8T8.

Telephone 514

Honolulu ElectricCo.

Engineering and ContractingRouie-Wirin- g Rjpairing Supplies1187 AIAKEA ST. Near Beretania

PLANISHED 6TEELA (nil assortment, sixes SV'xK"

to 48"xl20", and ganges Nn. l toH i8 jnit to hand.

We do sheet metal work of allkinds, and (rnarantee Mtiilastioa.Your patronage is solicited.PE0MPT ATTENTION TO J0BBINS

IMHELUTH CO., LTD.Phone 1811 148 Kin; Street

BUILDING MATERIAL

f AILXOrM.tBAJUI OT IDMBM.

xtLM BOBimOB.ntea Vtreat Tnanlal

2185 editorial moms 2256business office. These are the tele-phone nnmhers of the Ilulletln.

Alexander & Baldwin,LIMITED

Sugar Factors.Commission Merchants,and Insurance Agents

Agents forHawaiian Commercial & Surar Co.Haiku BUKnr Company.I'ulu Plantation.Maul Agricultural Company.Hawaiian Swear Company.Kahuku Plantation Company.McBryde Sugar Company.Kahulul Railroad Company.Kauai Railway Company.Honolua Ranch.Halktl Fruit und Pncklng Compunr.Knual Fruit ami laind Company.

Castle & Cooke, LtdHenolulf, T. H.

HIPPING AND COMMISSION MEN- -

CHANTS. SUGAR FACTORSand

GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTSRepresent'ng

Kwa Plantation Co.

WaJaiua Agricultural Co.. Ltd.Kobala Bufsr Co.Walmea fiugar Mill Co.Apokaa Sugar Co, Ltd.

Fulton Iron Works of St. touts.Babcock Wilson Pumps.Green's Fuel Kconomlters.Vataon Navigation Co

C. Brewer & Co., Ltd.

SUQAR FACTORS AND COM.MISSION MERCHANTS

Officers and Olreetere:

I. F. Bishop PresidentGeo. H. Rouerteon

....Vice-Presiden- t and ManagerW. W, North TreasurerRichard Iters SecretaryJ. R. Gall AuditorGeo. R. Carter DirectorC. H. Cooke DirectorR. A. Cooke DirectorA. Qartley Director

C. Brewer & Co., Ltd.

FIRE AND MARINE

INSURANCE AGENCIES

Royal insurance Co. of Liverpool.n Assurance Corporation.

Commercial Union Assurance Coot London.

Scottish Unlcn ft Rational Ina.Co. of Edinburgh.

Caledonian Insurance Co. ot, Edinburgh.

American & Foreign Marine Ins.Co.

xSIChas. Re Frazier

Companyfont A07XBIUIU

Phone 1371 122 King 8t.

CARBORUNDUM WHEELS

inijr noiu enape anu cut raeij vvmsave time and money on any characterof grinding work.

HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.Agents for Hawaiian Islands

Chemical Engines andWatchman's Clocks

for Sale byA. O 1 1 M A

Fort Utreet

PACIFIC ENI3INEEBINOCOMPANY, LTD.

Consulting, Designing ani 0o- -struoting Engineers.

Bridges, Btrfidingf, Concrete Itras- -

tares. Steel Strnctures. Sanitary Syt- -terns, fleports and Estimates on Pro- -fects. Phone 1048.

E. O. HALL A SON, LTD.

Cor. King and Fort Sts, HONOLULU

Hardware, Paints and Oils,Stoves, Crockery, Glassware

and Kitchen Utensils) Sporting Goods,Guns. Revolvers and Ammunition.

Intcr-lslan- t, and O. R. ft L. Shippingbooks for, sale at tbe Bulletinodlce. EOo each.

STREET CLEANINGTAKINO WIir.DS FROM TUP. Ol'TTIJHH AND OltASS FHQM TI1D

STIinin'H HAS UKKN STARTED MY Tun STRIlKT-CLIJANIN- a

OF TIIK GOVnilNMUNT NT-X- T WILL 111! ltlDDINO S

OF VI:i:DS. FOI.l.OWINO WIIK'II TI1R (T.MIINT WALKH WILLCO.MK ALONC1 THR MATIHtlALS FOR FOUNDATIONS CAN UI! HADOF US.

Honolulu Construction & Draying Co., Ltd.'ROBINSON BUILDING - - . QUECN STREET

BY AUTHORITY.

ORDINANCE NO. 29.

termboth

AN ORDINANCE

PROVIDING FOR THR PHOTKCTION tnkuOF CERTAIN FOOD AND FOOD-

STUFFSthe

FROM DUST. DIRT.CONTACT OF, AND CONTAMI-NATION UV 1'LIKS AND OTIII1RINSIICTS. AND FROM PROMISCUOUS HANDLING. AND OTIIKItl 1911,

CONTAMINATION,lit! IT ORUAINKD I1V THR PHOPLR

OK THR CITY AND COUNTY OF A.

HONOLULU:'SUCTION 1. It ilinll bo unlawful to

'Xiku for mill", or to sell from unyr, within tho City ntid

Cininty of Honolulu, Territory of IIu-ul- l,

any food or foodstuffx, fur human theconsumption, of the name unit and

herclnnfter mvntloniM), tin- -

t audi food or food tun" H Mlmll bo theprotectHl from dust, illrt and from con-

tact of unil cuntiunlnntlon by IIIoh andotluT Innt'ctH nnd from promiscuouslintitUltiK mid other coiitaiiilnatlon. In thethe manlier or manners herein

SRCTION 2. Tho fond or foodstuffswhich xliall lio protected ns herein ty

lrecrllied ehall coniirlna the followliiKKi'iiernlly ami Mivclllcnlly named and eddorerlucd articles,

n) All dried fruits nnd vefietables, all fruits and vegetables whicharo nut Hold whole, and nil compoutuls.'psMmccH, extracts and substances derived In nrt or In whole theff'om fruits, vegetables, nuts androots, or from one or more ot suchsources.

(b) All of tho fruits, vegetablesami products of land or sea calledand known by tho names and descrlptloiiH liero"followlng, vis.! Ap-

ples, apricots berries ot nil kinds,celery, cherries, dates, tigs, grapes,mangoes, ohla (mountain apple),penilies, pears, plums, tomatoes, andother plants sold for food which donot have their surfaces removed be-

fore

neating.

SICCTION 3. All such food or foodstuffs shall bo protected from duit, dirtnnd contact of, nnd contamination byIIIeK and other Injects and from promlscuoiis handling und other contain!nation, by means of a gluss coveringor by wlro net screens of n mesh not be

less than fourteen wires In the Inch, ns ofmay be sutllclent to Insure such protectlnn. (J

Any such wire net screen may bo of ofnny form suttablo for'lts purpose, butIt shall be fastened to a rigid framework und when in ptaco must leave atleast three (3) Inches ot clour spacebetween tbu net or Its framework, attiny part, und the exposed Burfaco orsurfuces of' the food or foodstuffs whichIt protects; All such glass coveringund wlru net screens must bo so con;structed und placed us to properly andstitllclently protect all food or food-

stuffs herein mentioned from dust unddirt contact of und contamination byfiles and other Insects and from

bundling and other contam-ination; and shull always bo subjectto the Inspection of the City nnd Coun-

ty Physician nnd' of any" duly author-ized food or sanitary Inspector, or police olllcer of tho City und County ofHonolulu.

SUCTION 4. This Ordinance Bhnll

not apply to food or foodstuffs kept orexposed for sale In unbroken originalpackages unless the surfaces of theircontents, when of tho descriptionshereinbefore specltled, are exposed tothe outer air; nor to any articles offood kept In covered or sealed con-

tainers, whether to be sold In such con-

tainers or not, providing snld articlesuro never exposed to tho outer air ex-

cepting whllo being bundled In duocourso of business; nor to nny food orfoodstuffs kept In refrigerators, meatsafes, or compartments protecting thesumu from dust, and dirt, contact ofnnd contamination by Hies und otherinsects and from promiscuous handlingand other contamination.

SUCTION B. No food or foodstuffshereinbefore mentioned shall be exposed for sale or displayed unless thebottom of tho box or other refceptacle,containing such article. Is raised atleast two (2) feet ubove level of thelloor or sidewalk.

SUCTION C. No person afflictedwith nny Infectious or contagious dls- -easo shall engage, or bo employed, Inexposing for sale or selling uny of thofood or foodstuffs hereinbefore mentioned, when such engagement requiresor permits tho handling of the same.

SUCTION 7. The provisions of thisOrdinance shall npply to nil morkets,market stalls, stores, stands, cafes, res-

taurants, and other places, whether li-

censed or unlicensed, at which food,foodstuffs, confections or provisions forhuman consumption aro kept for sale,nnd to all licensed or unlicensed vehicles from which nny food, foodstuffs,article of diet or confection Is Bold oroffend for salo.

SICCTION 8. It shall bo tho duty ofthe City and County Physician, tlmfoodnnd sanitary Inspectors and tho policeofficers of the City und County of Holiolulu to enforce the provisions of thisOrdinance, nnd for.uch purposo all ofthe said otllctals and ofllcers shall, atall reasonable hours, have access to anymarket, market stall, stoie, Btand, cafe,restaurant, or other place herein men- -

tlont.il, for the purposo of Inspection,SUCTION 8. Any person who shall

molest, hinder or In any manner pre-vent uny Inspector or other olllcer fromperforming any duty Imposed uponhim by tho provisions of this Ordln.iucc, ami any person who suau vio- -.

Into uny of tha provisions of this Ordl-- Inance, shall be deemed guilty of a'

misdemeanor, nnd ' upon convictionthereof shall be punished by a finsnot exceeding Ono Hundred Dollars(1100.00) or by Imprisonment for n

not exceeding ninety days, or bysuch fine nnd Imprisonment.

SF.CTION 10. This Ordinance shalleffect thirty dnys from and after

date ot Its. approval.Introduced by

Wit II. McCI.ELLAN,Supervisor.

Dated this 4th day of August, A. IX

Approved this 24th day ot 'August, C

D. mi.JOSUPII J. FRRN,

" Mayor.MH-rAt- lg. 25, 26, 28.

Sealed proposals will bo received byLoan Fund Commission of the City

County ot Honolulu up to 12o'clock noon of September 28, 1911, for

constructing of twenty-si- x thou-sand, three hundred fifty-eig- nndseven-tenth- s (26,358,7) lln. feet ofhighway, designated ns Section Ono of

Oahu licit Road, and extendingfrom the north end of the Hcela riceIleitis to the Wnlnholc bridge, In thedistrict of Knolnupoko, City nnd Conn

of Honolulu.Proposals shall bo on forms furnish

by the Commission.Ilach bidder shall state In his pro

posnl:1. A specific sum for which ho will

furnish nil labor, tools, nnd material,except ns specified to bo furnished by

City and County of Honolulu, nec-essary to complete the work In accord-ance with the plans and specifications.

2. The time within which ho willagree to complete the work.

Proposals shall be In n sealed en-

velope, addressed to T. IT. Petrle, Secretary of the Loan Fund Commission,City nnd County of Honolulu, nndplainly marked on the outside, "Pro-posal for tho Construction ot SectionOne, Onlm Rett Road."

All proposals shall bo accompnnlcd bycertified check ns provided for In tha

speclltcatlnns for n sum equal to tlvoper cent. (0) of tho amount of proposnl.

Tho Commission reserves tho right toreject nny or nil bldi nnd to waive anydefects.

Plans, Specifications nnd Forms ennhad on application to tho Unglneertho Commission, Room 10 Mclntyro

llulldlng. A deposit of' Ten Dollars10.00) will be required on each setplans nnd specifications.

ANDREW ADAMS,Chairman, .Loan Fund Commission,

City nnd County of Honolulu.5010 Aug. 27, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31; Sept.

1, 25. 26, 27. .

Seuled proposals will bo received bythe City nnd County Clerk up to Sip- -tember 19, 1911, at 7:30 o'clock p. mfor resurfacing 2293 square yards ,ofQueen street between Fort nnd Ala-ke-

streets with a two-Inc- h (2") wearIng surface.

Rich bidder shall stato In his proposnl:

1. Tho material which ho proposesto uso in tho construction of tho wearing surface nnd the specifications tintier which he ngrees to lay the same.

2. Tho price per square yard of suchwearing surface, which price shall bounderstood to Include the removal oftho present wearing surface.

3. Tho price per cubic yard for suchconcrete ns may be necessary.

4. Tho time within which ho willcomplete tho work.

Proposals shall bo In a sealed envelopo ndtlressed to tho City nndCounty Clerk of tho City" nnd Countyof Honolulu, and plainly marked on thooutside, "Proposals for ResurfacingQueen Street."

All proposals shall bo accompaniedby a certified check ns provided for Intho specifications for n sum equal toflvo per cent. (5) of the amount oftha proposal.

Tho Hoard of Supervisors of the Citynnd County of Honolulu reserves theright to reject nny or all bids and towulvo all defects. '

Plans nnd specifications can bo hadon application to the City and CountyClerk.

D. KALAUOKALANI JR.City and County Clerk,

5015 Aug, 26, 28, 29, 30, 31.

SEALED TENDERS.Senled tenders will be 'received by

tho Superintendent of Public Worksuntil 12 in. of Monday, October 16, 1911,

for furnishing tho Department ot Publie Works with threo 18", ono 12" nndono 15" Venturi Meters with recordinguppnratus.

Specifications arc on file In the ofllcoof tho Superintendent ot Public Works,Capitol llulldlng.

Tho Superintendent of Public, Worksreserves tho right to reject uny or alltenders.

MARFjTON CAMPUELL,Superintendent of .l'ubllo Works.

6015-l-

Honolulu, T. If., August 23, 1911.

Tenders are called for by tho De-

partment of Immigration, Labor andStatistics of the Territory of Hawaii,for Three Hundred (300) three-tie- r Ironhospital beds with pencil spring wiremattresses or equivalent, to bo deliv-

ered nnd erected at the recelvnlg sta-

tion ot tho department, Alukea street,Honolulu, not lute- - than November 15,1911. '

Ulds will close at noon, September5, 1911.

VICTOR CLARK,Commissioner of Immigration, Labor

nnd Statistics of the Territory ofHawaii. 5012-1-

MOVEMENTS OF

MAIL STEAMERS

VlttILt TO ARRIVE 1Monday, Ana. 28.

Kauai isirts Nocnu, slnir,Tuesday, Aug. 29.

8nn Francisco Lurline, M. N. S. 8.,p. m.

Wednesday, Aug. 30.Ilnwiiil via Maul por's, claudlno

stun.Kaunl ports W. O. Hall, ntmr.

' '''Saturday, Sept. 2.Hongkong via Japan ports Korea,

P. M. S. S.Illlo via way ports, Manna Kea,

ntmr.8unday, Sept. 3.

Manila via Nagasaki, Japan Sher-man, U. 8. A. T.

Maul, Molokal nnd Lnnal imrlnMlkahnla, gtmr,

Kauai ports Klnaii, slnir.Tuesday, Sept. S.

San Francisco America Mnru, Jnp.stinr.

Sun Francisco Honolulu, M. N. 8.8.

Friday, Sept. 8.Hongkong vlu Jnpnu ports Shunyo

Mnru, T. K. K. 8. 8.San Francisco Sierra, O. 8. 8.

Tuesday, Sept, 12,San Francisco Tenyo Maru, Jnp.

slmr.Australian iorts la Auckland aud

Suva Mnkura. C.;A. 8. 8.Wednesday, Sept. 13.

Vancouver and Victoria Maramu,C.-- 8. 8.

San Francisco Ruford, U. 8. A. T.Friday, Sept. 15.

Hongkong via Japan . imrts KlynMaru, Jap. stmr. ,

Sunday, Sept, 17.Hongkong, via Japan ports Siberia

P. H. 8. 8.Wednesday, 8ept, 20.

Ban Francisco Persia, P. M. 8. S.San Francisco Lurline, M, N. S. 8.

Friday, 8ept. 22.Hongkong via Japan ports China,

P. M. 8. S.Monday, Sept. 25.

San Francisco Korea, P. M. S. S.Friday, Sept. 29.

Hongkong via Japan ports Man- -chnrja.'l'.'M. S. S.

San Francisco 'Sierra. O. 8. 8.4 ;

VESSEL TO DEPARTv Monday, Aug. 28.

Hongkong via Japan ports Mongo-lia, P. M. 8. S., S p. in.

San Francisco Persia, P. M. 8. 8.,4 i). m.

Knual portB Noeau, slnir., G p. m,Tuesday, Aug 29.

San Francisco Lurline, M. N. S. 8C ii. tn. .

Maul, Molokal and Lanal portsMlkahala(stmr., C p. m.

Illlo via way ports Manna Kea,btinr., 10 a. m.

Knual ports Klnau, stmr., 5 p. ra.Thursday, Aug. 31.

Knual ports W. O. I lull, Btnir., 5p. in.

Saturday, Sept. 2.8nn Francisco Korea, P. M. 8. 8.

Monday, Sept. 4.San Francisco Sherman. U. 8, A.

T.Tuesday, Sept. 5.

Hongkong via Japanese portaAtflerlcu Mnru, T. K. K. S. S.

Friday, Sept. 8.San Francisco Shunyo- - Maru, T. IC

K. 8. 8.Tuesday, SepL 12.

Hongkong via Japan ports TenyoMaru, Jap. stmr.

Manila via Ouara Ruford, U. 8. A.T.

Vnncouver Makura, C.-- 8. 8.Wednesday, Sept. 13,

San Francisco Sierra, O. S. 8.San Francisco Honoluluu, M. N. S.

8.Australian porta via Auckland and

Fanning Island Marama, C.-- 8. S.Friday, Sept. 15.

Central and South American portaKlyo Maru, Jap. Btinr.

Sunday, Sept. 17.Snn Frnnclsco Siberia, P, M. 8. 8.

Wednesday, 8ept. 20.Hongkong via Japan ports Persia,

P. M. 8. 8.Friday, Sept. 22.

San Francisco China, P, M. S. 8.Monday, Sept. 25.

Hongkong via Japan ports Korea,P. M. S. S.

Tuesday, Sept. 26.San Francisco Lurline. M. N. 8. 8

Friday, Sept. 29.San Francisco Mnnchmla, P, M.

8. S.4 M

MAIL.

it

! 4Malls are due rrom thofollowlni

points as follows: .

San Francisco America Maru, Sopt.C.

Yokohama Slitinyo Mum. Sopt. 8.Colonies Makura, Sept. 12.Victoria Marama, Sept I3t

Malls will depart for the followlnipoints as follows:Yokohama Mongolia, Aug. 28.Vancouver Mnkura, Sept. 12.San Francisco Persia, Aug. 28.Sydnoy Marama, Sept. 13. v

iBORN. ,

110WEN At Fmt Shartor, Honolulu.Friday, August 25, to Lieut, midMrs. floorm Cloeland Ilowcu, udaughter.

HEUHICK At Honolulu, August 2C,In Mr. and Mrs. Henry Derrick, aBUI).

JMiiiJft "'

V

I

WANTS-

ANNOUNCEMENTS.I

T. Kniml Ice cream und cold drinks;clgurs nml toilet articles. Makergoods. 1 tuKe orders. 1277 l'ort Ht.

0008-3-

M. A. Davis Hewing mnchlne repair-er. Mnclilncs cleaned and put In

nrdir. 12CG l'ort, St., Hour Orphcum;Ttl. 117." C008-2-

PROBT SALOON Fine wined nnd liq-

uors. Cull and see us. K. Hasakl,pi ui. Herctiiiila ami Maunakcu Bts.

49C8-3-

Y. Avook aencrul enntrnctur. Housepulntlng and unit papcrhaiigliig. 11G1

Bmlth Ht, cur. 1'nuulil. S0I4-3-

Kodak film developed and printed at1127 Tort Ht This In Jho only clienpplnco In town. COlO-- tt

Chang Hlng Kec Shoes, leggings, dad-

dies, harness, nml repairing. 148

lleretnnla Ht. G0U-3-

Ruiirlse Dyeing House All kinds ofclothe cleaned and repulrcd withspecial enre. . K008-3-

O. Dal Ire cream nml cold drinks.Cafe, Fort Ht , uliovo Here-tunl- a.

COOS-C-

Flowers, Lets to order at Julia Kula-klel- u,

rmmlil mid Nuuanu; Tel. 317G.

'. GOH-C-

H. Klnntlilta New nnd second-han- d

goods lmuBlit and sold. 1281 Fort St.5008-C-

II. Ikeda New nnd second-han- d

bouhgt and sold. 12C4 Fort St,COOS-C-

M. Murnnaka Clpthes bought nnd sold,214 Ueretanla' St.; Phono 10S9.

GOlt-C-

Visit the sale at Sine Fat's, 1013 Nuuanu Ht. 49E8-3-

AUT08.

NUUANU AUTO BTAND.For hire at all times, 1 Packard, 2

Popes. Competent chauffeur. Nuuunu, near Ueretanla. 1'hone 3168.

4934-l- y

For hire, seven-seate- d Packard. Phone2011. Young Hotel Stand; CharlesReynolds. 4C40-- tf

H. Knrnhnra Auto stand. Phono 2085;Heretania Ht. 6014 -- 3m

OAHU AUTO 8TAND.

Hfevens-Duryv- n and Pucknrdi for hlroby the trip, hour, day or week, M. K.

Miller, Hert Rowers and others. Tel- -ephono 3448. Cor. Bishop nnd King.

GOll-l- m

LIVERY STABLE.

First-clas- s livery turnouts at reason-abl- o

rates. Territory Livery Btable,348 King; phone 2535.

BUY AND 8ELL.

Diamonds, watches and Jewelry bought,seild and exchanged. J. Carlo, Fort St.

47B2-t- f

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.

I. Uchlmura, contractor and builder.Stonework, cleunlng; hauling sand,soil and wood. Estimates furnished.Day work also. Tel. 3G02. Aala St.,nt Konlshl store. C003-3-

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Mr. Ogltunl Contractor and builder.House pulntlng, paperhunglng, andse reens of ull klndH. l'ort St., aboveUeretanla; Phono 1127.

.008-lt- n

George Yamada, general contractor,Kstlmutes furnished. 208 McCandlessWile.; Phone 2157.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING.

Puclflc Electric Co. Motor nnd dynnmorepairing a specialty. Motors andginerntors of all capacity for sale.134 B. Ueretanla St.; Tel. 3132.

4fc99-- tf

SHOE REPAIRING.n

John Pontes Shoes to order, 17; solesand heels, 11.30; patches, 25c; rublur heels, 70a; ludles' solos andheels, 11.10. Work guaranteed. Rearof Grill. 4940-3-

CHIROPODI8T.

DR. BIRCH Office, 64 Alex. YoungIlldg. Phone 3308.

Thayer Piano Co.

STEINWAYAND OTHER PIAN08

156 Hotel Street Phone 231STUNING QUARANTEED

FURNI8HED ROOMS.

Till: 12I.ITI3 Furnished rooms. HotelHt., opposite Young Cafe. Newly ren-

ovated and refurnished. Under newmanagement. Terms reasonable. Lo-

cution central. D008-l- m

FURNISHED HOU8E8 FOR RENT.

Completely-furnishe- d house;crockery, kitchen utensils and silver-ware. Una or two bedrooms. Situ-

ated on Young Ht.; handy to nilcurs. Possession Beptember 1. Itent145. Address "A I..", Uulletln olllce.

f,014--

Furnished house, for the summer. Allconveniences; fine vlow over city;very reasonable rent for a desirabletenant. Pratt," 101 StangenwaldUldg.; Telephone 1C02. 4943-- tt

FOR 8ALE.

Wllhelmlna Illse lleautlfut home;magnlllcent view. Building now be-

ing completed. Attractive terms. BeeDr. 11 I Hutchinson, care KalmuklLand Co, Ltd.; Tel. 15. 4956-t- f

The Transo envelope a time-savin- g

Invention. No addressing necessaryIn sending out bills or receipts. Bul-

letin Publishing Co., tola agents forpatentee. tf

New bungalow, Kallhl", lotECWx218 12000; easy terms. Don-der- o

& Lansing, 83 Merchant St.;Phone 2GE3. 4953-t- f

Ban Sun Fine Imported stationery.Chinese literature, drawing Inks,paper of all kinds. 133 Ueretanla St.

4tJ51-3- m

Bargains In real estate, onplulns and hills. "Prntt," 101 Stan-genwald Illdg.; Telephone 1C02.

4943-t- f

California mules and horses ex Lur-lln- e.

Bee owner nt Lewis.' Stables,King Ht. C014-2-

Selected Caravonlca wool cotton seed.A. V. Clear, 1214 Fort St.; P. O. Box404. 4693-t- f

tnter-Islnn- d and Oahu Railroad shipping books, at Bulletin office. tf

Visit the sale at Sing Fat's, 1013 Nuuanu St. 9S8-S-

BOOK8.

New nnd second-han- d books bought,sold and exchnnged. Star Book

1280 Fort St. GOlG-- tf

NOTICE.

All accounts owing us prior to Juno20 und not paid before September 1C,

will bo placed In the hands of ourattorney for Immediate action. L. U.

Kerr & Co , Ltd , Alakea St.G012-- tf

EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

FUKUDO EMPLOYMENT OFFICECooks, waiters, yurdboys. King andPunchbowl Bts.; Tel. 1885.

T. FuJImoto, Klnau Employment OIHce;phono 1879. 4896-t- f

MA8SAGE.

8. Hashimoto Massage, iiaths; rheumutism, bruises, sprains, tired feelIng und other utlments relieved. 178

Beretnnln; Tel. 2637. 5011-C-

PAINTER.

Honolulu Fainting Company Houseand sign painting, paper hanging andtinting. Jobbing a specialty. Importers of wall paper, paints, oils, ete. 74

Beretanla St , opp. Maunakea St. W,B. Kam, manager, 4918-S-

TAILOR8.- -

Tho tailoring company of Chee Quonghas changed hands and Is under newmanagement Having engaged aCUTTER .FROM MAINLAND, theyguarantee satisfaction. 14 King St.Wa Sing, manager. 4952-3- m

FOOK 8ANCJ, formerly the Oahu Tail-

or of Emma and Beretanla Bts.,wishes his old patrons to call andInspect his fine line of new fabricsat his new store, McCandless Blk.,Nuuanu and Puuahl. 4951-J- m

The Lion Tailors.' Dyeing, cleaning,reprlrlng. Work guaranteed. Phone2748, Called for and delivered. Here-anl- a,

next to pumping station.r-- 4955-l- y

C. T. Akana Merchant tailor, Finesuitings. 1039 Nuuanu St.

5013-l-

Victor Records

Try some of the new"Reel Seal" Records byfumoiis urtlsts , .

BERQSTROM MU8IC CO., LTD.

EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., MONDAY, AUG. 28, 1911. '9

WANTSWANTED.

'We lead, others follow," In the manu-

facture of carbonated beverages. Oneprice to nil. I'reo delivery. Phone3022. Honolulu Soda Wuter Co, Ltd,34A North Ueretanla St.; Chas. D.Frasher, manager. 4041-- tt

You to sample our leading brands, suchas "King's Choice" Scotch, McBray-e- r.

Herald and Corby's Canadianwhiskies. Thos. P. McTlghe & Co.,proprietors, Progress Bar.

4951-3-

Potronlie home Industry. Puro old Hawaiian gin, made under the supervi-sion of the U. H. Govt., olitnlnubleonly at the Occidental Bar, King nndAlakea. 49l9-6-

Clerks, by IT. H Cox eminent, Hono-lulu. Hxninlnntlons Oct. 4. Prepara-tion free. Franklin Institute, Dept.4C9H, Rochester. N. Y. 4999-l-

A second-han- d typewriter. Htnto price.Address "Stenographer," P. O. Ilox879. COlO-l-

Visit tho sale at Sing Fat's, 1013 Nuu-anu St. 49S8-3-

LOST.

Gold Willi h (plrtura Inside case), nearAlakea und Hotel Bts. Howard If re-

turned to this oirtco. 5012-C- t

FOUND.

Diamond ring. Owner apply to Chiefof Police McDuffy, deserlbo propertyunit pay for this ad. GQ14--

TO LET.

Cottage; three bedrooms, etc.; newlyilono up. Itent 120. 216 Vlneyurd Bt.

0007-l- m

The property known as the Wilderbuilding, corner of Fot nnd Queenstreets. Dimensions 41x68. Tho build-ing will be remodeled to suit tenant.Apply to C. Brewer & Co, Ltd.

ROOM AND BOARD.

Till: AllOONAUT (formerly thoHooms 312; with board, 835.

627 Ueretanla St.; Phono 1308. Mrs.J. A. Do le, proprietor. 4941-t- f

Hoom and board, private family. Everyconvenience. Two car line's passdoor. 1942 King St 49C4-- tf

Nlcely-furnlsh- rooms with board.Apply 1366 King St.

FUIV.NI&HED ROOM FOR RENT.

No. 73 Beretanla St. Klectrlo lightand running water In each room.Price reasonable. J. II. Townsend,proprietor. 4870-t- f

Cool furnished room, with or withoutboard; prlvnto family. 238 VineyardSt. C010--

BICYCLES.

'Trleel and true" Famous Pierce cy-

cles. For sale by B. Miyamoto. Bi-

cycle supplies and repairing. Allmakes; now and second band. 182

King St, 4948-l- y

8. Komoyu Expert bicycle repairing;all work guaranteed. Now nnd secon-

d-hand wheels at low prices.Queen and Punchbowl; Phone 2431.

4947-3- m

High-grad- e bicycle repairing; expertwork. New wheels at lowest prices.Also sultcuses and trunks. N. Kugl-sak- l,

19S Hotel St., near River.494S-3-

8.ANITARY PLUMBER.

The sanitary regulations are strictSave yourself trouble by being prepared beforehand. Have Chaa. R. PI'lares, the sanitary plumber, look overyour work. 26 years' 'experience hasmade him competent. 1126 Union Bt

4945-3- m

You should hnve your plumbing doneby a "PLUMBER." Ten year' experience hns taught mo the scienceof plumbing. The only and safe way.C. L. Almeida, 11 Puuahl St.; Tel.2495. 4940-3-

Yee Sing Kee Plumber and tinsmith.Smith St.. bet Hotel and Pauahl.

Forccgrowth

Will Do It

2185 editorial rooms 2250business ofllce. Tlicsc nre the tele-pho-

nnmhers nf tit Hall tin.

WhtfiaRat jr3v'jajijwLWavV A'rtats ft Vitf

Stums'Electric MmRat andRoachPastabe feels as ihoufhne bsd snalloweuaredhotitoTe,andrushes out- - of- -doors In sstreb or bbbVVbbbbbbbbbbb1water. It Istbe eat--eit and surest

for rats,mice, eofikroaebs aoSBWiirsler buss, tie.Money b.ckifilUlL.

t..ai. Kvtrjwltr.8TEARN8'ELECTRICPA8TECO.,Chlcigo,lll.

ALL DRUGGISTS

n: N. SANFORD

OPTICIAN

Doiton Building Fort StreetOver May & Co.

C. Q. Ycc Hop & Co.m'eAT MARKET AND IMPORTER8

Telephone No. 3451

Vienna Bakeryhas the best IIome-Matl- e

Bread, German Pretzels andCoffecf Cake. lie sure andring up '2 1,24.;.

1129 FORT STREET,. . ,--

1

Gunther's .Candies.'.-.-..- .. Wl&ob'ttAKE!Tilt t

ntnsu ASSORTMENT JUSTARRIVED

PALM CAFE.Hotel Street Near Union

EAT AT THE

Capitol CafeEverything New 8ervles Excellent

SIERRA CAFE16 Hotel 8treet

OPEN DAY AND NK3IITFresh (Ininii and Fish received with

each ship freim tljo Coast.

WONG CHONG, Proprietor

Drink

May's Old Kona CoffeeBest in the Market

HEN R Y M A Y a c aPhone 1271

PioneerEvaporated Milk

(Unsweetened)The Best Milk You Can Use

AT ALL DEALER8

With UAJFOB YODB GROCERIES. SEX

AMERICAN BROKERAGE CO.

13-8- 5 Kinr. Street, new Mtnutket

Phone 2201 Daily Delivery

Blank bookB of all sorts, ledgera,etc., manufactured by the DulletloPiildlshlnK Company

House is rented tomorrowIf advertised today.Never fails to happen ;

It's the Bulletin classified way.

Cable News

AVOID SHI(Associated Press Cable.)

WINNIPKO, Man, Aug, 27 Troublofilch as Is now threutemd on thoAnicrk'iin railway hus ln.cn averted bythe action of the olllcluls of the Canadian l'ncllle Itallrond, token at ncotifiretico held In this city today.

An otllcl.il notice will be Issued to-

morrow to nil thi mechanics on thowestern division of the road that theywill be granted nn Increnso In wagesof 8 per cent, beginning with tho firstof thet month.

This Increase nffects several thousand men emplojed In tho variousshops of the trunk lno and branchesthroughout western Canada,To Demand Recognition.

OHICAOO, 111, Aug. 27. A specialrommlttee representing tho federationof shop emplojes of tho Illlcols Central Railroad will nrrlvo In this citytomorrow for the purposu of holding nconference with the oillccru of thocompany In lcgnrd to tho granting ofthe demand y 'ho various unionscomposing the feck ration.Krulttchnltt Firm.

HAN FRANCISCO. Cal , Aug. 27.

Julius Kruttschnlti, trnlllc tnunnger fortho Southern Pacific rnljrnad, arrivedIn this city todiy from Chicago to holde'onferences with the presidents of thevarious union of tho Company's em-

ploye's.Manager Kruttschnltt stnted that to

recognise tho fe'derntlon mentis thom-plo.e- s

of the railroad wouldprnctlcnlly the control of tho com-

pany's business, lie asserts that he Iswilling tti meet nny representatives oftho Individual unions.

TAFT THROWS OUT LINESFOR COMING CAMPAIGN

HAMILTON, Mass, Aug. 27. Thopri'sldrntlal campalKii for 1912 vvas

prnctlcnlly oppuul jostirday ut Essex,near licro, lipfirtv n inot cnthusl.istlucutlirrlnK, nt vvhlcli Piesldent Tnftfired tho. first olllclnl shot of tlw campalcnjf 'I 1

Tho President vvas cheered withKrcnt visor vvuen iiejireinrreti w uii(oinlnR campaign and added that thocountry vvns Republican In sentimentnnd would lie round linen up Willi tuuold party next ir.Brands La Follstte.

In tho courso of his nddress. Presi-dent Tnft accused Senntnr Lu Toilette,Speaker Champ Clark of tho House ofRepresentatives and Chairman Under-wood of the ways nnd means commit-to- o

of the lIAuso nm! 'Democratic lejd- -

r on the lloor, w Ith Inconsistency Inilnjlni; politic with the .tariff hills In

troduced durliiK tho special session.Tho mhlros vvns a stronir exposition

nf tho work of tho Republican partyIn uieclliiK the problems It has had tofnro and In carrying out Its pledgeso tho people.

MADERO WILL BENOMINATED FOR OFFICE

MEXICO CITY. Met, Aug. 27. Delegates from n majority of tho states ofMexico have arrived In the capital toattend the national convention of thoProgressiva party, which convenes Inthis illy tomorrow.

It Is ii foregone conclusion that Gen- -

irul Prnnclscii Mnderci will bo, nomi-

nated ns candidate for the presidency.Thero nre four candidates for tho nom-

ination as on tho ticketwith General Madero.Another Plot Discovered.

PIIP.RTO CORTI25, Aug. 27. Government olllcluls today discovered nplot, with headquarters In this city, for

revolutionary uprising. A greatini.tntlty of arms has been seized andtwo of tlio ringleaders mvo been urrested.

MANY KILLED IN MOVINGPICTURE THEATER PANIC

CANONSRURO. Pa Aug. 27. Pol-Io- n

lug a cry of fire In a movlng-plc- -

turo theater in this city last evening,ciuiio a panic In which twenty-flv- o pensons were killed and sixty vvcra In

Jurcd.Thn slight hlazo vvas put out beforo

tho panic really started, but tho effortsof n. few men were Insuf-

ficient to avert the horrjhlo fatality.In attempting to escape, a narrow

stairway becamo jammed with men.women nnd children, nnd In tho struct- -Klo to get out the victims wcro trnm- -

pled to death. Many Injured sufferbroken bones.

ft.

REJECTED LOVER THROW88WEETHEART OVERBOARD

KillCHICAGO, III, Aug. 27. One of tho

most sensational tragedies which havecomo to the attention of tho police ofthis city for many jeurs took placo on

ju luko steamir today, and Charles Hopper Is held In custody charged with thomurder of Jlhs Grace L)ons.

Tho coiipla were passengers on thosteamer, nnd It Is asserted b;-- tho po-

lice that Hopper, curnged by a rfnnlof thn girl to marry him, deliberate,)'thiew lur overboard when near thurenter of Laku Mlclilguii, und she wasill owned.

A Tonic Free from

Alcohol

yT.

Are you pale, weak, easily tired,and do you lack nerve power?Ask your doctor if Ayer's la

would not be good foryou. He knows, and will ad-

vise you wisely. Not a drop ofalcohol in this medicine. Itputs red corpuscles into theblood, gives steady, even powerto the nerves ; and all withoutstimulation". Make no mistake.Take only those medicines thebest doctors endorse. Ask yourown doctor.

Ayer's Sarsaparillap....- -, ),, Dr. j. C. hi' 4 C, I...II, Km., U. 8. A,

YOU ARK LOOKING: FORA Vi:UI)INO HUT? YOU

WOULD DO vi:luTO SUI3 OUR

"WallaceSilver"

WHICH IS GAINING POPU-

LARITY WITH HVICRY

IIGIISHWIKH THATusi:s IT

J.A.R.Vieira&Co.113 Hotel St. Jewelers

For

Linoleum-- Go-To -

Coyne's

Folding Chairs andTables

FOR RENT

J. Hopp & Co., Ltd.

KOA FURNITURE

OAHU FURNITURE CO.King 8treet, opposite Young HotelP. O. Box 80 Phone 3011

NAVAL AIRSHIP GUNWILL SHOOT8 HIGH

WASHINGTON. D. C. Aug. 27. Thelatest Invention umhr the auspices oftho government Is u remnrkablu navalgun designed to repel nttacks by air-

ships, which will shoot effective,))' to nheight of 18,000 feet, or slightly overthreu miles.

POPE RECEIVE8 VISITORS.RO.in, Itnly, Aug. 27 Tho popo was

In a cheirful mood today und In betterhealth than for some time. Ho reeclved his first visitor slnco Ills convulesecncc.

'BULLETIN ADS PAY- -

Tips1

On Gettingor a

Today'sVZ

ABE MARTIN

hi Jlii $y -

1

NSJ,

"Hew t' decline a invitation t' a mud-c-

treat an' still appear appreciative,"(rom th' ren o'. Miss Fawn Llpplneut,will toon be relased for publication.If at firot you don't succeed, let yourhair grow an' git a broad rimmed tollhat an' n Windsor tie.

A. BLOM,Importer Fort St

The LEADERCLOTHIER8 IFort Strest Near Beretanl

Manila and Madeira Embroid.redShirtwaists

, Collars, Cuffs and HandkerchiefsBaby Pillow Slips

MISS WOODARD'S,FORT STREET

MILTON & PARSONSAre showing the

LATEST PARISIAN EFFECT8 INMILLINERY

Hotel Street Opposite Young Hotel

Mrs. .t leave,Temporarily cloud while 'away en

buying trip. Open again In, 8.ptmb.r..' . A

68 Young Building

ADVANCE SHOWING OF

, AUTUMN HATSAt

MISS POWER'S PARLOR8Boston Block

K. UYEDA1027 Nuuanu Street

HOLIDAY SALEBEGINNING JUNE 3

411 thl Hats at Reasonable Price

For GENERAL OFFICE STATION-ERY and FILING SYSTEMS, call orwrite-t- o ua and we will fill your wants,

Office Supply Co., Ltd.,131 FORT STREET

Honolulu Monument-- 'Works. Ltd.

BE8T WORK, LOWEST PRICES

P. OBo'x 491 - Phone 3WS1

Wb- - II H 1 I n

,v,,.i...M, .rf i j

the Best Office ManPosition an Office Man '

Leaks and wtitri up tht Uf fromMy butlneis. Thenar., uiuilly tracedto poor'CIeiki. Why not employ onlythe substantial sort? Our Wast Adgive you a selection yon cboot th onyou want from scores. And If you area Clerk, ytd want to wrk with firmof the highest clasi. Ask for th placIn a Uttle Want Ad, that Employersboth read and use. Success to thgrown and grower retults from watchupon out little Want Adi.

Read and Answer

Want ,Ads,,.ii

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10 EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H, MONDAY, AUG. 28, 1911. ma.5Hitf- - t:&miTu tu;i

& H OTEL P OTTE Rot tlio i tilings thnt creelsONI! rye of tlio trailer iih ho

alights from tlio train .it Santallnrhara, Is the KlnnliilUK wrleiitnuiivit thn entriinro to tlio 1I0TIM.rOTTCII Kroundi, only n iiilnutu'Hwalk from the station.

I loli', In the midst (if n llnrnl paik,fining the rising sun, vllli tho trniilci'c, lapping the lieneh a thnui.ihd focifrom im front door. Hotel I'utler of-

fer 'in Meal iilnce for test nnd rccro-ntlo-

Haiila lbrlmrn lmi lung been fam-ous for Kh illinntc, tho most equablennil delightful known to num. Naples,Nice, Cairo, Honolulu and the Islandsof tli" Sea do not contour ewltli It Incllmntlo ndvnntngcs.

A tnoio charming environment cannot he Imagined, mid tlio '.lOTHI,Vol"! i:il li: Km mutchloss aititnthmnruUdoa eerj thing-- to enable theItor to enjoy the advantages of ellmale And surrounding to the utmost.

ill 1)1. I'll III I! is exceedinglye.iRV In reach It Is on tlio main linoof the Soi.ihrin 1'acll) (Cuan Line), J

between Han Franclseo and Tii An-

geles, mid tho depot In almost n pnrt

TTArpTnT T)"V P'l'L'L)AXVs XJ-IJ- -I X J J. J.

HOTELSTEWARTSAN FRANCISCOGeary Street, above Union Squate

Jul! spiMiitt Iloltl St. Frtoci

European Plan Sl.CO a day upAmerican Plan S3.00 a day up I

Steel and brick structure, furnish-ings cost $200,000. High disshotel at moderate rates. Omnibusmeets all trains and steamersHotel Stewart now recognized asHawaiian Island headquarters.Cable address, "Trowels" A. U. CCode. Reservations made throughTrent Trust Co., Port Street,Hnnnhibf.

mi. mur

Hotel St. FrancisUnion Square, San Francisco

Under the Management of

JAMKS WOODS

the beautiful parkFACIMI t of the city,

which It tho theatre of(lie p.lnclpnl e tents of

the famous fetthnls of HubFrancisco, this hotel, in en.vlroumcnt and atmosphere, ex-

presses must pleasantly the!? rmtifiirtiililM Mtlrlt of old fill- -

' tv Itiirnln.'I he royalty nnd nobility oi

W the Old World and the FarKnst and the men of hlgaaclilemucnt In America whoassemble here eontrllmto to the

$t cosmopolitan atmosphere of anItth' Institution which represents

(he hospitality and IndMduul-ll- y

of Nan Kninclsro to thetrnieler.

The hnllillnu, which marksthe furthest udinnre of silenceIn sen Ire, lias mm the largestrapacity of any hotel strut lurelu the West, nnd upon comple-tion of the l'ost street unueitrill he the largest cnrarnnncrjIn the norld.WHILE TIIK HERTICE 18 UN.USUAL, TIIK THICKS AUKNOT.

European Plan from $2.00 Up

IUJOMV HU1T1M ANDAPAItTMIJNTS AT

IheColonial

appi3al, to touiiisthwho i.iki: pi.hntv ofAllt AND Fltr.IJDOMI'ltOM CITY 13NVIIION-MKNT-

TIIK UAT13SAlti: NOT IllOH.

EMMA STREETAbove Vineyard

mrr a n.vv.on two at

Haleiwaiii:i"oni: vacation kndh its

Tin: plaoi: ran compoiitANI KNJOVMKNT

TItAINH PASS TIIK POOn

WAIKIKI INN

Rooms and Board

FINE BATHINO.W, C. Bergin, Prop.

of tho hotel einumR Tree stovmnrlirlvltcges me granted on ti.ioughrailroad tickets, enabling travelers tostop over at 1I0TKI, I'ltTTKIC with-out Inconvenience or added travelingexpense.

IIOTKI, l'OTTIIlI In nn Itntnsnso es-

tablishment In thn old .Mission stjloof nrchltectrtro. It has wide verandas,loof gardens mid nun porches. Kvoryloom Is nu outside room. HOT;!,VOniil! crowns the knoll ronnerlyknown as llurton Mound, on which furunknowil centuries n healing sulphurspring of wonderful medicinal qual-ity has bubbled forth. Tho hotel Isbuilt over this and tho water stillRparkles up Into u run 1)1 n bas'n. Intho lobby. The beautiful grounds pur-rou-

tho building, extending dr.wn tothe I'tilm llonlcvat I avthlch fronts ontho Ilench nnd tho n'a,

In them one lluds acres of velietlawns, towering palms, rose gardenseontiilnlug thousands of loso busheswhich bloom almost tho year through,a full mile of asphalt walks nnd drive-ways, bordered by hanks uf scarletgeraniums, cacti gardens, Illy beds,and hundreds of other flowers and

Is operated on the American plan only.asked are lest (Service, Cuitine and

BELLEVUEHOTEL

San Francisco

A QUIET, REFINED HOUSE OFUNUSUAL EXCELLENCE

American Plan Room with Hath andHoard from 14.00 a Day

European Plan Room with Hath fromJ2.00 a Day

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MILO M. POTTER, Managershrubs. In one part of the grounds Isn menagerie and deer park, contain-ing' specimens of California deer.Here, ntt'U are located, tho garugo andllery stables.

Knur excellent tennis courts nrofound within tho hotel grounds. Thcsoare of asphalt and up to tho full reg-ulation professional requlnrfiictits.Spectators' seats adjoin.

IIOTEI, rOTTCIt Is open all thoyear and Is npciated on tho Americanplan only. It offers tho maximum ofcomfort nt a minimum of cost at alltimes. It litis accommodations fur onethousand guests. Tho rooms nro allhandsomely furnished nnd decorated,havo tmmenso closets and bath rooms,steam heat, telephone, electric lightsnnd every convenience and luurv demanded by tho discriminating trav--

1I0TKI,' I'OTTKIt table lias trmgbeen recognized as tlio standard bywhich others nro Judged. Whllo theretiro many reasons for this, two of themstand out unique The llrst Is thatIIOTII, rOTTKIt maintains Its owndairy nnd stock ranch, on which thomilk, eggs, vegetables, butter, cream

Each room hat outside exposure. RatesSurroundings contidered) than can be

SPORTSIfMl aai

OAHU EASY MEAT

FOR CAVALRY

Outplaye'd and Outclassedfrom Start to Finish Oahu

Sinks Deep in Defeat.: .....:.

Waller Wlllnirhnm, Piiplnln ofOnlnii "Tho Cavalry outrodennd oulhlt us badly ns It theylipd us over n barrel. They

! played the best same they eorplayed. ' They had It coming tgthem and surely earned It. They

v rtcseno a great deal of credit."

Lieutenant Qitcl.eiiieyer, Cup.lain of t'lnalry! "Wo haveworked hard to nccompllsh some- -thing this year nnd feel highly

v elated to have won from such aflno team ns that of Onliu. Thoplaying was clenn nnd friendlythiougliout, no penalties beingscored on either hide."

Outclassed nnd nuplnyed from thevery ntnrt Oahu was carried from JI10

Held last Saturday at Moanalua, totho death tuno of 1.1 to G, composedby tho Cavalry squad.

Never once during tho cntlro con-test did the local players havo a look-I- n,

but they stood up gamely and triedIn n lumo manner to block up nndfrustrnto tho rapld-IIr- o onslaught oftho Fifth Horsemen. Tho wny theIllehua boys tore up nnd down thatHeld, scattering Oahu as wheat chaffin n.gale, would have been nn

ot the polo champions ot thoworld.

They scored so fast and with suchease tho ponies got wenry runningfrom ono goal to another.

Tlio contest started off in nn excitedspectacular manner and ended thesame. Oahu did not seem to bo ubloto get In Ihe gamo at all. The Cavalry romped at omul and mado the opposition eat the dirt they kicked upall tho time.

U was 11 wonderful game though,with till Its onesldedness, nnd will nf'ford talk for tho sport gossips formuny a moon.

Tho day couldn't have been moreperfect. Tiie occasional showers didno harm but on the contrary did lotsof good, cooling tho hot brows of thnrivals and tholr mounts' bodies, glvnir them moro 1 fo than has ovor

been seen.All the elite nnd high society of

both Hoiiolulit and Lcllehun packedtlio siuo tines, lining tno air at antimes with tholr yells of encourngoment. It was the largest gathering otcnthuslnsts Hint over motored, drove,lode or walked to beautiful Moanalua.

Tho Cnvalry's success came fromtho consistent, hard practice they havodono this year, with their wholeheart and soul plunged Into It. They,lluJ ,l coming to them and suro do- -

serveil 11. 1110 learn hub piayuu 111

hard luck evor slnco they organizedtliemsehos n fow years ago. Thohluti clllcleiicy to which, thoy hnvonrlsen during those years has beendono faster than nny team on reroidnnd shotilil they bo ablu to play to-

gether In tho tournaments to coiuothnru will bo no Island team enteredthat can stand one, two, three withthem. Tholr squad Is tho most won-dorf-

bunch that lias ever trottedPhona S4G7 or call at 176 B. King 8Lupon tlio Moanalua gridiron, nnd It

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nW cheeso and much of theMiork,beef, veal and lamb used on Us table,are produced. It also lias lis ownsquab and poultry rnncb, conductedexclusively for Its use, and somo sixtythousand birds nro raised here an-

nually.Within tho house nro .all manner of

things to nmuso and divert.Thcro nro rooms for bridge

and other games of enrds, n completestock market, a curio room thnt Isbeyond description, four regulationbowling alleys, blllliird and pooltables, wireless telegraph stations,club rooms, barber shop, manlcuronnd linlrdresslng parlors, music room,prlvato dining rooms, banquet roomsand breakfast nnd ten rooms. Thegreat ball-roo- where the Saturdaynight balls aro given ench week Is nsymphony In green nnd gold and theJoy ot ocry dancer. The lobby nndpiazzas nro tilled with comfortableeasy chairs thnt Invito to rest whlloono listens to tho music of tho or-chestra.

KOTEIi VOTTKH Hot only makes Itsguests comfortable and at home whilethey aro Indoors, but offers them ev

found In any other hotel In America.Hotel Potter from anywhere In the U

KatUmaX

will ho the grentcst that over will takeits position on tho line field for manyn year. Tholr cntlro working sys-tem novcr experienced a slnglo hitThe engines shot with galling rapid-ity never missing stroke once.

Oahu put up n gtent game, butsomething seemed sadly absent nndtheir efforts seemed us tboso ot thedrowning man who grasps franticallyfor the provorhlal .

A. P. Judil, tho tefcree, had an easytlmo of It, tho contest b6ing freo fromfouls or snfctles, although a coupleof plays looked rather dubious. Hekept the gamo smashing fnst by losing no tlmo whatever In throwing theball Into play.'

Lieutenant Hanson put up tho stargamo of tho diiy, riding like one pos-sessed, scoring eight points for histeam. Captain Forsyth played wonderfully at three,, better than any manover tagged with that number on theIsland, and succeeded In bringing fourmoro iiolnts Into camp. Tlio thirteenth and unlucky point for Oahu,was smashed botweon tho posts byLieutenant Sheridan. Lieutenant of

Quekctueyor put up n thrilling game,riding nnd shoving off opposition fornil ho was worth, and nt the snmetime holding his men together in ngrip of Btccl. So well did nil tho Cav-ul- ry

boys play It would bo right tosny no one showed above the other.Their mounts wore equal to anyemergency put beforo them, whirling,nnd turning with every move ot theball with tho ease and speed ot ndragon fly.

Tho Oahu ponies wcro ratlior slow-I-

comparison with the rivals, and ofstood tio chance In running them off.They wheeled when the globo was tosmashed back past them ns If theirfeet wero of lend and by tho tlmothey had tholr stride It' was too late

the Cavalry would be far up fieldmaking spectacular accurato drivesfor tho goal. '

Walter Dillingham, not' at his bestby any means, played an ngresslve,brilliant gamo, and for several per-

iods was tho .whole team himself, dur-

ing which he scored once. HaroldCnstle was not In his old form, butfought every Inch of tho wuy nndscored three gonls for , tlob-o- rt

Atkinson put up the groatest game

of ills lifo and rnndo'tlio fnns side upand tako notice Ho was always In

the thick of piny nnd twice sneakedtlio ball out, driving two beautifulgoals. Harold Dillingham rough-house- d

'for nil he wus 'worth and didsome flno riding oft but he was farfrom his best

Tho game was clenn from start to

finish, more so than ono would ex-

pect considering the blood-thirst- y

manner In which It was fought. Sov-.or- ul

spills were taken, Hanson re-

ceiving tho hardest nenr the niakalgoal, whore. he and his mount slid forabout five yards. Tho gamo, snappyllttlo rldor wns soon seated ngnln nnd

lighting awny for till ho was worth.Tho points wero mndo during tlio

porlods ns follows:First Period.

Three goals drlvon In nil. Hansonand Forsyth each mado ono for thoCuvalry and Castlo cops one for Oahu.

Score: Cavalry 2, Oahu 1.

pSecond Period.No scoring until end, when Hnn-ho- n

escorts tho globo through theposts In spectuculnr manner. Scoro:Cavalry 3, Oahu 1.

Third I'lTlfld.Tlueo points 111111I0 In this. Walter

Dillingham gained tho first In flO sec-

onds of play nnd Hanson nnd Sheridan grab two. Scoro: Cavalry G,

Oahu 2.

l'ourtli 1'erlnd.Atkinson nftor six mlniiten of hrll

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SANTA BARBARA, CAL.ery facility for tho enjoyment of theoutdoor life to which this plensantclimate invites, A very complete gar-age Is maintained where automobilesmay he obtained nt reasonable ratesnt all times. It also has the largestlivery stablo In California nearlytwo hundred horses being kept up forriding and driving.

In the harbor nro anchored ninnyprlvato yachts, sailing boats and

motor boats. Hanta IlarbnraChannel Is ono of tho most attractiveto the yachtsman, and each year theannual regattas which aro held herobring a fleet together of whlto-salle- d

vessels nnd power boats representingneatly every Important club on thoCoast. During thcso events theJIOTIX I'OTTKIt Is tho rocotnlgdheadquarters and the center of nil thoroelnl activities

'i l,e Santa Tlartnrn Channel affordssplendid deep-se- a fishing and ninnylargo catches nro mado thcry eachsmson. Yellow-til- l, barracuda tuna,sea bass, rock cod nnd Many othersare among tho most plftitlful

Tho Totter Country Club as an adjunct to the HOTEL I'OTTKIt, offers

Baggage may be checked direct toIted States or Canada. Wire ahead for

linn piny rams the pill between thoposts. Score: Cavalry fi, Oahu 3.Fifth Period.

Oahu with a clinnco lo recuporate,fall flat and allow Forsyth to make agoal ono nilnuto after piny. Hansonriding Ilko field, follows with twomore. Scoro: Cavalry 8, Oahu 3.

Skill Period.Hanson comes to front again, en-

larging number on scoreboard alongwith Sheridan. Score: Cavalry 10,Oahu 3. I

Seventh Period.Oahu wnkes up nnd Castle nnd At !

klnson bring a point each to camp.Forsyth takes offenso and makes twohimself. Scoro: Cavalry 12, Oahu C.

Eighth Period.Oahu still game to tho last and

Cnstle scores, with Ilntisou makingono soon nftor. Final score: Caval-

ry '13, Oahu 6.

Tho championship for this year Istied each team winning nnd losingapiece. It Is hardly probable theywill clash again this Season for tliodecision and tho matter wilt, go overuntil next yenr.

MYRTLE CLUBI

, GETS NEW BOAT9

Tills morning the new Keenan slx- -

oared bargo arrived for tho Myrtle

llont Club, und It was a happy crowdMyrtle boys that Balhercd at the

Mongolia to tnko n Orst glance nt thonew craft, which Is 11 dandy.

The boat was ordered somo time ago,

and for many days tho members of thoclub hnvo been nnxlonsly wnltlng toDeo the new barge. The boat Is a flnoone, nnd when the Myrtlo boys get Intotheir seats on tho day of tho racethero will be somethlnK doing. Thoboat Is low and very light,

Now each of the tbreo clubi ennboast or Its new boat, and there will benn kick coming on tho dny of tho raco

ono club having nn old boat.All tho Myrtles who could get down

tho wharf this morning were onand they wero delimited with the

new craft.Tlio Myrtlo senior crow will tnko tho

now boat out this afternoon for atrialspin, nnd thero Is no doubt that thomember will turn out In fufl forco tosec what their new craft can do whenpushed through tho wnfer. "I

Tho Puuneno ciub men will bo Intown during the latter part of thinweek, and then tho three crews willkeep their eyes on ench other.

n a n

FITZGERALD!

Antnne Knoo has heard somo noiseIlko money lately, nnd he lias statedthat If tho talk Is true ho Is willing torun Jlnunlo Fitzgerald over tho fullMarathon course.

A proposition has been mndo that If

Kaoo should tacklo Fitzgerald and runhe will bo given $500 by the promoter,nnd should ho lose he Is to get 1300.Tlilt. does not look so bad to Knoo, soho Is willing to go Into tho runninggnmo ngnln If thn promoter maksgoodon the pioposltlnn.

The raco should 'ho a good ono Ifpulled off, nnd many peoplo wouldturn nut to seo tho event.

Fitzgerald would bo moro thanpleased to meet Knoo on the trnck, asho has been nnxlonsly waiting for acontest with the Ilowiillnn champion.-Jlmml- u

would need to go somo If thernce mntrrlnllzes. It remnlim to bn'seen what can bo done In tho wny ofarranging a rnce between tho two.

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No bailiff In toplaco Dan KlknhaIs' to bo appointed for tho United I

States district court until tho roturnnf Judgo Dole. Judge, demons madethis announcement Saturday.

its members nlti) gnfMO not only everyfnmlllty for nil sorts of, , out-do-

sports, but tho control ts nnd conven-iences of any lllst-clas- s club.

From tho verandas of the clubhouse almost tho whole of the clubgrounds' call bo seen tho 'polo Holdand race (rack, tho golf course andtho incasing approach of l'nlm Ave-nue, 'Which loads In from tho mainKate ot the ranch.

The Potior Country Club Grill Inoperated in conjunction with tho 1 'otter Hotel dining room, which Is lameilfor Its excellent cuisine and servlco.lirenkfnsts, luncheons nhd teas aroserved clthor In he dainty grill loomov on the verandas "al fresco," look-ing out upon tho mountains nnd thowooded hills. Tempting routherndlshes'nnd tho highly seasoned flpin-Is- h

tookery aro mado n specialty atthe Club.

Tlio Golf Courso at tho J'olterCountry Club well deserves Its des-cription ns 'Vporty." It Is ai easylooking but deceptive courso cnlculat-(H- l

to bring out nil tho strong (andweak) polnls of each player's gamo.Instructors aro In attendance.

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Tlir. Polo Meld Is of full regulationiltc, surrounded by nn exorcise nndrnce nack, of'n tnlln long

tuple stabling accommodations forponies nre provided on tho llo'd and

1 tho Totter Stables.On this lloM many hard-foug- con-

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K.irbaru linn lis owl excellent, tciim,rs tho Totter Country Olul,

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.Members of the Totter Country Clubneed not gel far ntleld for excellentfishing. Hack in the fastnesses ofmountains nro streams which will testtho angler's skill. Horo brook troutnnd steel-bea- d are to bo foundtlio season. Thcso fishing grounds canbo conveniently renched.

Hunting Is good within n reason-able distance ot tlio Totter CountryClub. Quail, doves, rabbits and squlr-rel- B

abound. In tho season thousandsot wild ducks geeso nro to beseen on tlio marshes. If ono cnies togo a dny'H Journey or mi Into thomountains, ho will find deer, bear andmountain The lover of sportwill find ample opportunity hero.

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