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TEH HI TORY OF HAWAII, TUESDAY, JULY 30,
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TOKIO,
on Js one cf tie "illest, dirtiest tuberc- the one hundred and twenty-secon- d
of
ular drns to be found anywhere. In the hid line, reigns as Emperor of Japan.
clrlllzed world; that no utnltaiy pre
The .Meijl era, under whict) Mutsuhlto
cautions whatever are found within Its ruled,
ended with the last' breath of
confines; that tick prisoners are per
new era under
monarch,
that
nMcd to die In fIUir cells without which Yoshfhitoandwillthe hold
sway will
proper attention and that the entire
Tal-Se- l,
kite
era
known
as
the
of "Great
KjKten of management Is an Inhuman
,
Justice.
farce, Henry. Allen who for a period
upon
Immediately
Mutthe
death
of
of feTcnil years, and until a comparaconducted
tively short time a?o, was almost a suhlto, his successor-'wa- s
to
imperial
In,
shrine
the
the palace
continuous resident of the JaE, has
Tokio,
at
there,
in
and
the presence
written a reply to an opUmlstle pic- only
princes
a
few
of the blood
ture of life In the aforesaid prison royal, of,
was
presented
with the three
which appeared In a raornlngr paper royal
treasures.
new Emperor,
As
the
signed by
rrcr ntly,
0ne Who
hung
were
the sacred beads
about his
Knows.'''
mlr-ro- w
gazed
royal
neck
and
be
into
the
Allen makes no bones of the fact
girded
royal
on
and
sword.
the
that he has served time In the Jail for When
rays
sun fell
the
first
of
the
drunkenness and vagrancy, but , he upon the turrets
of the gTeatcastle,
does maintain that since his last reappeared
Voshihito
beore a, concourse
lease early last year he has lived a
of the first nobles of , the realm and
rtralstforward upright life. He
Emperor.: The proclamake his statement of. condi- was proclaimed
was
read to the thoumation
then
tions ex1?Un; In the jail .under oath
sands
massed
outside
the walls which
I tn
rrevs .hli nsrertlons when callpalace,
surround
the
and
he was aced u;cr.. lie rave the names of sev'
Emperor
great shout
claimed
with
a
eral rc ; :r.rlLle citizens who stated by the populace."
that they would vouch for his sincer- - The of coronation
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will
not
some time
a
for
Allen to the extent of say- - in
voul
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autuhiri
or
winter
the
of
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vs 1.3 Is rlncere and
will
Kyoto,
place
it
at
take
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::.t time end has been cient capital of
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the
XCr lc.
t. ..a izbt, a good citizen. .
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The date for the commencement of
The ln:t grand Jury report on .the the,
funeral feT'ices for. the 'dead Emcounty prl:cn'tates that ltwas found peror,
has not been set, but it is anIn n"''
and thai, there was
nounced
that the ceremonies will. In
V;r!2 evidence that every care is be- Lall probability
,
days, dor-- 1
ing tc.cn to provide and care for the imj
period
general
a
which
of mournihealth end wclltelng of the inmates.'! ng: will be observed
only
'the most
and
Allen declares that'none but a for- necessary
performed.
labor
be
The
will
mer Inmr.te can talk "of the conditions
services
will
Tokio,
funeral
held.
be
In.
existing and intimates that the inspecbut "the body, will be conveyed to Kytions are tut.perfunctory and made at oto
and placed In the royal sepulchre
is
scasontla times. ,The following
where a" hundred emperors of the dy'
Allcns Btory cf conditions:
nasty repose.
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The cable above represents those
received by the Nippu Jlji and Japanese consulate this morning.
Official notice of th accession to the
throne of Yoshlhito was received at
the Japanese consulate here this morning, together with Instructions to keep
all Japanese flags "at; half (riast: until
the conclusion of the period of .mourning, ; the - date of Which tvlll .f be : announced later. While no hotjee was
given the local Japanese colony as to
observing a period of mourning, the.
majority of the Japanese stores, hung
out flags at half-maand closed their
doors for the day. On the plantations
the Japanese .laborers continued to
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work as usual. .
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It Is not to my credit and I make
r.o Vbast of the fact that I have been
a regular boarder, cn several .occa-tion- s
at' thl3 benevolent institution
end feel perfectly qualified to speak
with knowledge and authority about
the conditions at the jail as they real
ly exist. There may be some who
discredit the "ftord of a mm who may
have been so unfortunate as to have
e
had to languish for a 6eason in
vile," but to such-would say
lying was' not my forte,- nor failing.
The law does riot retognlze lying as
n crime, else what were the necessity of my writing this article. You
would all known of what I ' am to
epeak Irom experience.
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Mr. "One Who Knows," writing in
u morning paper, would have you. believe that the poor hobo who, like
Jacob of old, had rested his. head in
the open 'on a, pillow of stones and
having by weary toil climbed Jacob's
iadder, on reaching the portals of
the jail would exclaim: "This is
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Lsflileue
Braved Father's Gun and Invoked Law to Win Girl Who
Now Repudiates .Him
Strange Is the way of a man
With a maid, but simple and tame
To the way of a maid with a man' ,
When papa objects to that same.
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Apologies to Kipling.
Secj Mey Soong, a coy
Chinese
maiden, this morning upset
theory of all the
novels,
that parental objection only draws
love's knot tighter, when she stood
before Circuit Judge Cooper and repudiated her gallant Korean sweet- -
THEMULTIGRAPH
A Machint of Economy
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that-prett-
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And this, after said gallant young
Korean, Kim Paw, had faced parental
wrath and braved parental gunfire ta
rescue her from her mother's bedroom -prison, where she. had been immured
for days to' prevent the elopement.
Denies Acquaintance.
She not only renounced him she
even denied his acquaintance and all
knowledge of the midnight incident
wherein the brave suitor, seeking to
aid in her escape, himself had narrowly escaped death from the enraged
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' The board,; however now'refuses to
yield an 'Inch further, said, seyeral Supervisors today; ;The letter swas, rcr
that the "cbmpan'y
ferred ta the couri.ty attorney, but the
city, fathers declare' that they will not
allow' lava blocks between the "double
tracks; and that the 'next , thing in
order .is action toward securing a revocation of the .company's franchise
provided it does not make
the concesbesion; of putting, down ' bftulithic
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Dr. Charles W. Eliot, president
eritus of Harvard, sailed for the coast
on the China this morning after set
ting a record for. strenuousness that
made the young college men who have
been escorting him around hustle hard
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to emulate.
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He arrived', shortly after- daylight
this morning from, his trip to the Vol
cano, went to the Moana hotel v for
breakfast, saw to the shipment of the
baggage of his party, 'and then started
on a line of sociological and industrial
investigation- - during; the few hours
tbaj- - remained-t- o
4iini 'in irawaiL t:
Coming dbwnivtown 'in an' automobile with Secretary IL' Si Ilosmer of
the Harvard clnb;'; the distinguished
scholar, spent some time in conference
vita President Pratt of- the board of
healthy their topic of conversation pertaining to the; relation : of "'medical
practice, here to' the social evil and
the prevalence, and effect of the social
evil fti Honolulu . and 'Hawaii general-
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that adventure, Kim, Paw carried his
love-su- it
into the courts of common
justice, filing an application Saturday
in the Circuit Court for a writ of habeas corpus that would compel the
,
Court teora
The Honorable William J. Robinson,
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Honolulu, who at present is the; oldest federal judicial appointee in the
Territory, will . leave next week for
hiss first vacation in five years.
He
transport
on
the
either
will leave
Thomas or on the Manchuria , for . the
Coast and will be gone about sixty
t hlrd Jud ge of th e
Sfxctal Cable to
vention htre today.
The
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session today, naming twenty.sijht de!e;ate to tha natisnsl c:r.
declaration of principles Is' made and t ho convention
3ej cn r::
Roosevelt as President
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today, refuting the charges of bribery In th3 l.lzllzrr.zra
into aome'detail as to the causes leading up to the f.!sr:;,T:ra c;
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J. . Dyer, assistant manager of
Honolulu Iron Works, was much
interested in the extract from Trop
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yesterday. Beed in the
ing an Englishman himself by. birth
in
and having, in 'his travels 4n-th- e
terest of the big local foundry run
across "sugar machinery from British
shops, Mr. Dyer fully appreciates the
plaint 'of - the , London periodical re
garding the lead Hawaii is talcing in
many quarters m tne placing oi orders for sugar mills and machinery.
"They do not understand how It Is,
re
feaid Mr. Dyer to a
porter at the works this morning.
"How Honolulu; out in the middle of
the Pacific, .can successfully compete
with their manufacturers of machin
ery is a puzzle to them.,
"The fact is that we are right in
the middle of the sugar industry, and
Hawaii is at the head of the proces
sion in sugar manufacturing improve
ments. We have been forced to be
progressive on account ot the condiV
tions of labor in Hawaii.,
"Lately I spent three or four
months in . Peru. They are twenty
years benind riawau mere in me
matter of factories. Where they1 have
r
mill stage, we
reached the
are using eighteenroller mills in new
construction. Counting the crusher,
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SAN FRANCISCO, CaU July 30. Flcbsrt Oxnard, h:ad cf th;
Beet Sugar Company, independent, today csntinj:d his s::.-::t-::
ei against the sugar trust as evidence in the trust cast r;w t
tigation.
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Oxnard declared that the American Sugar neflnln? C:
competitor! out of certain territoriea to allow the truit to c :
surplus stock In xnese territories. He' described .the cin.J;t;;.-- ;
tition at some length. Letter written by both Haver.::r
himself were introduced toJ show the fight made by ths ni:-- i
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NEW YORK, N. Y., July.30. ''Bald Jack" Rose.'one cf the' flaw '
gambling fraternity, hat made a statement to the authoritlcj ,invi4.' ;
the murxler of Herman Rosenthal, the gambler who. threatened ta c .
police conniption. Rose says that Lieutenant Becker, head cf ths "C.r- squad" that raided the gambling houses, engineered tha plot ta .
Rosenthal. Becker, he charges, threatened to send all. the ca-eta
unless Rosenthal was put out of the way. He detailed the story cf tha
In the police department.
involving other "higher-ups- "
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Christian Conradt, her hu.tar.J,
are described In a mortao for ;il,-00- 0
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President Madero. replied-It!
a note statin--'
morning to . recount! terrible , exnorth
country
into
the
where the Americi-:- j i.n
periences on that eventful and fatal
night of March. ; 23r4, iVhen himsell
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roller plant.
Paia has a twenty-on- e
cays.
superior to
is
cane
raises
that
Peru
In this trip he Is taking ad va
sugar
is two
content.
There
curs
in
of the leave of absence granted percent more sugar in their cane than
him by the Acting Attorney General
of the Territory on October I, 1909.
(Continued, on page 2)
had
It is the first opportunity he has ridl-clal
to escape the heavy rcutip? of
held
since
him
has
that
work
1905, when the stress of work bscarae
?o .heavy that he - nearly broke down
from physical and nervous exhaustion.
He will spend a portion of his vacation visiting his mother and 3ister, at
his old home in Alameda, California.
He has written H. H. Prouty, of Portland, a brother of Chas. A. "Prouty of
the Interstate Commerce CommisA. L. C. Atkinson, on his way to sesion, and it is likely that these two cure for Hawaii representation in the
will journey into the Yellowstone Prpgressive convention In Chicago,
Park for a lengthy tour.
reached the mainland Sunday and has
During his absence fee cases which cabled back to Chairman George R."
may need immediate attention will be Carter of the Progressives provisionhandled by. Judge Whitney for a time, al committee that he has started for
and later' by Judge Cooper.
Chicago.
"I suppose we will not know until
We all regret many things we Thursday or Friday what the result
haven't done and only a few we of his work will be," said Mr. Carter
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this morning, "A good deal of our
With the advent of her first baby plan depends on his getting the repreboy a mother begins planning for ills sentation, though if he does not ' we
will be just as active in Hawaii."
inauguration aa president - A- - A-A'A-
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the upper Yangtse river.- V It.,
for any attacks on Amsrhsrs, v
was with much reluctance thai country-responsiblS;heidq3'puld(be prevailed upon" this
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Shortly before the hour for hearing
the petition this morning the demure
See Mey Soong, accompanied by a
d
Chinese matron, entered
Judge Cooper's court and sat down.
A moment later Kim Paw, accompanied by Lorrin Andrews, his legal
counsel, also entered and chose the
seat just In front of the ladies.
Greeted With Slap.
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and impulsively thrust his. hand forward to her in greeting, but:, to his
surprise the fickle miss raised her
hand and slapped him!
To be certain of hte ground in this
difficult case the court decided to, hold
a semisecret inquiry, so he summoned
See Mey Soong, Attorney Andrews and
Attorney . George A. Davis, 'representing the Chinese father, into his private
office and, with the aid of an interpreter, ' questioned the young lady. This
was acting onthe theory that the girl
would not speak her mind freely in the
presence of her parents, but would
say what she thought if removed from
their direct influence temporarily.
She surprised them by making the
statements mentioned above, ' Attorney
Andrews under ithe circumstances,
coOld only ask that the application be
dismissed.
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Kim Paw, in his application, declared
that See Mey Soong was held against
her will, and that she had been sold to
a wealthy Chinese. This phase of the
not discussed at the morning's proceedings.
Sheldon, in company with Albert
Hicks and" William ' Hoffman,' Were
dwellers in a river ... houseboat, in
which they were makins a trip alons
:.
From this President Eliot was taken
to the Honolulu Iron Works by Assistant Manager Dyer. Dr. Eliot wished
to get a line on the Hawaiian as a
laborer and on the laboring classes
here, and he made a thorough inspection of the' iron works In a short time.
Then Dr. Elolt was take ' to. the
steamer, and arriving there" early he
told one of the men who had gathered
to bid him farewell that he hoped to
get a little time for a look at Hono
lulu's shipping conditions before leaving. However, - he was the center of
reception on
an lhformal goihg-awa- y
China
had no furand
the deck of the
going
ashore.
opportunity
of
ther
as deDr. Eliot expressed" himself
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volcano.
"It is a
lighted with the
more
spectacle,
:mnch
and
wonderful
my
said.
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visit,'
than repaid me fot
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WASHINGTON, D. C, July 3D. A dadlcck' tstwttn th: h:
the tenate over the wool tariff revUIon till Is f:rc:i2t fcy t :
tion today In rejecting the La Follette wocl bill an a
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house bill, the senate's 'amtndment to ths exclss till prcvi- - :
repeal of Canadian reciprocity, and tha ssnais arr.snd.r.:.-.-t to t
bill providing for a permanent tariff commi::i3n.
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Permanently 'maimed
in
through the infliction 'of thirty-fivwounds, by murderous Chinese pirates, broken in health, and enroute
to the United States to seek possible
medical relief, A. N. Sheldon, a young
college graduate from Wisconsin, after a service of nearly three years in
the very heart of the Chinese empire.
now a Rpublic, declared this mtfrnihg
n
reprein a talk, with a
sentative on board the Pacific Mall
liner China,' that he is going home toJ
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stay. .
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A victim of a dastardly and bloodthirsty attack from' a horde of armed
river , pirates, Sheldon, who has been
cn the staff of educators with the Imperial University at Chientu, is barely
able to get "about, and displays many
of. his encounter
Visible evidences
would-b,f
posse'
fanatical,
a
of
yith
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.;:'-murderers. '
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Federal Judge Dole this morning
heard arguments on the application
for writ ot habeas corpus., for ,Tomi- matsu Tsuru, a' Japanese woman wo
has been held at the immigration hos
pital since i June 10 because the authorities believe she is suffering from
trachoma, a communicable disease.
She , is said to; have become "atfllcited
ivhile visiting: relatives In. Japan. Her
"I shall never forget the sight, : and,"
husband is a farmer at Kula ,Maui.
with a smile, "I recommend
volcano to Calvin-ists.- "
to tell a hard the sight ; of theAt;:A:.-):It. is
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drinker by his mug.
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On Excice aI'I
Covered with Wounds, is
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Heaven at last."
The facts I am about to state, I am
willing to state under oath and corroborate with the testimony of others
who know only too well what I say
is true.. Speaking from the point of
sanitation, 1 very much doubt if there
The Supervisors will, stand "pat on
their present attitude on paving, according ;to statements from members
.
of the board today,
They will . insist that the Rapid
Transit Company pave with bitulithlc
between Its double tracks on King
Street, and if the'eompany- - continues
to refuse to do so, some of the Super
visors favor carrying; the matter to
the Governor, and instituting quo warranto, proceedings locking toward an
annulment of, the company's franchise. , They say that the Supreme
Court has held they have no 'discretion in the matter of paving, that the
Rapid Transit Company must pave in
conformity, with the rest of the street,
and that they have already gone more
than half way in allowing the company to pave between the rails with
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lava rock,
Last nlght';the Supervisors received
a letter from the Rapid Transit Company informing them that' the board
is. ready to proceed with a lava block
paving - on King street, or; with an
Uer was
ohia. block paying. The
meeLg
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fused to concur in the Senate substitute fen tho c. ' .'
Mongol Buccaneers, Is Pas
which is the Lodge-Bristob:l! passed last v.::!:. Ti.: ::
senger onthe China ;
requests a conference.
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Peyton ' qordon, special agent i
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who is going out to Hawaii and
Japan to investigate undervalua- tion of imports, has been slight- S ly delayed in leaving and will not
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PARIS SCORES POl.'JT
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VATERHOUSESUIT
Fire broke out In.PaUyna this mornIn-decision handed down by ti:.:
ing, destroyed two cottages on Auld's
Court today, th
Lane and threatened the destruction
of the entire congested district before of John D. Pari3 are sustaieJ a." "
iv was brought under control by the ihc suit brought Jialn3t hua in th?
Palama and Central station fire com- i'rst Circuit Coiit by the IIe::ry
panies which were rushed to the Watefhouse .Trust Company, Ltd.. i 3
scene. "
ordered retried. It will be the third
After the blaze had been extinguish-eo- , trial given ll3-cseThe first trlil
the firemen spent several hours was nonsuitei and cn the second trial
drenching the neighboring cotta?es verdict. Wa3 for tLe p'aUiti.T.
and tenements with water In order to
gro'.vfn out c!
Thi3 is an old
prevent the possibility of another fire. the receipt of ?307j 11 by Pari li
Neither of the cottages was insur- 1904 Xrom the . Henry , Waterhc
ed; the cottage which wa3 totally
Trust 4.Company for rentals and l.i i
was leased by Napuli from a promise
to deduct that amount fron
Chinese named Chang, while Walpa's the sum that would be owing Lira
cottage is the property of W. E. Led-ro- from Clinton J. Hutchins, A. D. Woe i
'
and the Waterhouse Trut3 Company I!
another case, at that time peni:..,
MAPULEHU flAFJCH
should be decided in his favor. Ti:3
a
.ct?:
c
.
.'
s.
SOLD FOR
$15,000
Clarence H. Cooke has bought from
Mrs. Louisa Ahrens, wife of August
Ahrens, the lands, leaseholds and per-
sonal property constituting the Mapu-leh- u
ranch property on the island of
MoIokaL The price was $15,000.
included In the property are the
ahupuaa of Mapulehu and kuleanai
situate thereon heretofore belonging
to Alwlne Widemann Conradt and (or)
--
case was decided in his favor.
SUGAR
SAX FRAnSCO, Cal., Jnly
Beets: 88 analyst, lis. llU-iJty 13 cents. Preioons qr.ct
12s.
.
'
o
A
"
Even gbod. .. intentions prcvs
much of a burden for
r.-r-
s
HONOLULU ST
SMppiirig
n
IX, TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1912
Alt-BULL- E'
W
VESSELS TO AMD
. FROM THE ISLAfJDS
IJMllLEiS
(Continued from Pago 1)
(Special Cable to 2IeeiBtl,
Exchange.)
(Continued from
fac
bt
17
i
13
mm iiiiiiij
PLANS AS
TiiLiI
and his two companions were assailed in ours. The Juice . there averages
by a band of river pirates, who ap- - eighteen percent of sugar, which we
Tuesday, July 30, 1912.
proached their houseboat in a large :hA nnthfnp- uv
hut tvw hv
SYDNEY Sailed, July 27, S. S. So- JUDK.
I
nnt
r nYfinta
ArtnH
Ad Club Will Hear Ideas as to
tha
f
Tiat An
CHIPIA REMOVED
noma for Pago Pago and Honolulu. One Man Butchered.
operate
even
not
know
the
how to
Joint Honolulu Enter-- y
SEATTLE Arrived, July 29, S. S.
-- r
"We were boarded during the early nine-rolladvantage,
to
mills
best
Hyades from San Francisco.
prise
hours of the morning. Without a there being a thousand and one deTACOMA Sailed, July 30, S. S. VJr- - word of warning the pirates, who we tails they "do not
understand.
The Duke Kahanamoku fund being
' ginlan for Honolulu
FOR
afterward" found out were soldiers "It is the same with all countries collected through the
Representatives of the many
HILO Sailed July 28, S. S. Alaskan j irom tiunan province, stole aboard that obtain their sugar making plants' topped the rodr hundred dollar
civic, and professional
mark
" '
for'Salina Cruz.
Ithe boat on wMch we lived, and then from the old country. When Hawaii this 'morning, when employes of Ewa
as well as members of varHILO Arrived, July 28, I P. M., S. and there began an attack, from the had
ious clubs In Honolulu, will be given
were;
stilli
they
paper
mills,
Company
to
sent
this
Plantation
You can work out the rest
con- direction.
S. Enterprise from San Francisco.
W. F. Fernald, a water-tendeffects of which I will probably never using three-rollerand
a draft for $62.30 to , help along the an opportunity next Thursday at the
yourself.
problem
for
the
of
,
fully
recover.
In
squad
V
the
nine-with
fireroora
the
ceded
mills when we had advanced to
! good work. The accompanying letter open noon lunch meeting of the' Ad
Is merely a matter of triangula-tion,- "
"It
'Eeroflram.
was
Hicks
killed
"Poor
sp
Is
reason
outright
rollers,
on.
He
and
that snows
The
the idea or the tuna is a Club at the Alexander Young RathsTacrine Mail steamship China, was taMr. Marconi continued. "Toiir S. S. LTJRLINE will arrive tomorrow put up a brave fight, as we all did on the British makers are so far away popularthat
one
and' tnat the Ewa planta keller, to express their views in reken seriously 111 shortly before the skipper picks up a lighthouse to his
(Wednesday) morning early and that night-- He was stabbed in a from where the 'sugar 13 produced. tion ' peopM are strong, boosters for gard to the possibility of ajo!nt civic
csel arrived at Honolulu from right and another to his left; he trianbuilding downtown to house a city
will dock at Hackfeld Wharf;
dozen or more places on his body by Here In Honolulu we are In' close clean spo
knows
'
He.
Just
gulates,
estimates.
and
confollowfng
a
porta,
hall,
word
and
thrusts. In several instances touch all the time with the industry. "Editor Honolulu
theatre and auditorium, art galOriental
exactly where he is. lie picks up a
aj
lery,
Being
supporters
bazaar, commercial and profeshis
lungs, and he died Whenever anything goes wrong in
these entered
staflfth
of
"Sir:
at
8el
organizations,, aa well'a3 club3
we
sport,
sional
tut a few hours .following- the attack. sugar factory, or any. defect or chance: clean
enclose herewith draft
;!?lhn,f VbmvS!
the man was ordered off the ship and fh,P
He
- public service corporations.
;
your;
semi"My companion Hoffman, like my- for improvement- is discovered, the m
favor ror jss.&o, which is n rnd
tent to the Queen's Hospital, where 'fthouse
how
and
knows
he
Just
"Qwa
self, battled with" the pirates with sugar men instantly communicate donation from the employes of the
Alexander Hume Ford, editor of thd
be will undergo an operation believed,
to
Company
weapons
Magazine, has been Invitis
to
.which
ne"
and
Plantation
we
whatever
and
suggestions,
or
could
?e
troubles
to ro necessary to prolong his life.
i
command.
their
their
,'
,1,
W Mr. Marconi Is not too optimistic
go
swelling
Kahafrom)
olDuke
the
to
ed
Hoffman,
'towards
make
cut
the opening remarks.
suffering
finally
always
end
sucriddled,
f
to
are
works
Is
be
to
alert
these
said
I'ernald
discovery
of
wireless
the
about
Is
his
my ideas before the
unanimous
place
Fund.
"I
the
namoku
It
shall
crawling
n
In
ceeded
asj
to
upv
por-liosuggestions,
complaints
appendicitis.
removal
low
or
fromj
His
rear
the
ccute
'
compass,
concertainly
Bentlment;
.will
have
he
donors
this
of
lunchers,"
that
Ford,
said
the
large
mlnin typo, so thai
of
only
the
houseboat,
busy
few
a
devising
improvements
where he well as
tl? China occurred
purgo
uyuu
towards
can
amount
me
own
either
greuiesi.
m
to
managed
will
be
there
for
time
conceal
iue
i
was
himself,
the
industry."
to
ready
and was for the benefit of the
vies, before that vessel
"reu
vlgator
comchamchasing
the
since
lot
first
house
the
a
mariner's
and
for
to express
of
bodies
up
various
presumably
the
by
any
given
large
d r:irt for San Francisco.
Asked if the works ha'd
the .Chinese
'
sending
prss
pion
some
was
to
or
him
invented.
towards
i
..
their
,
within
It is
one
as
thousand
hour.
;views
the
dead.
The China brought
orders at present, Mr. Dyer conductreallyr
FOR
institution.
educational
say
discharge
at
cargo
what the others
that U o
for'
toss Oriental
ed the reporter into the machine shop,
Cradled to Place of Safety.
success,"
remain,'
you
"Wishing
we
Off
Iwalanl
1.1 tl.o
Island
Importance.
My
for
Ports.
experience
Honolulu.
"I managed to; succeed In driving where a busy scene was presented of yours very truly, V"
"
"
'
Taking
cargo
general
plantavoyage,
and
year
public
past
service work for the
Two deaths occurred on the
off the infuriated Chinese only after! men attending automatic machinery
Inter-IslanPLANTATION
tion
EWA
supplies,
"EMPLOYES.
I
the
steerage
throughout
steamer
has taught me that
each being. Chinese, one a
many of . them: f had ' been v severely that was finishing nuge parts' of sugar
.was
COMPANY."
Iwalanl
dispatched
noon
today
at
rerrenner. the other a member of the
there are scattered indutrica
A wireless message from the Lurline worsted in the conflict.! Then' follow, mills. Here and there were piled up
and 'Honol was received by, Charles F. Loomis ed the hardest task, that lof Inducing Immense cogwheels, ten or twelve .The special committee named to that are eager to get tcscthcr for
crevr. The Chinese sailor is said to ror ivawainae,-Manukonhandle the fund, of which W. T. Raw- joint promotion work, varicu3 clubs
leaping pu. i ne vessel carried .no passengers, yesterday
have committed suicide
"as the result of a the Chinese on ourr boat to take mat- ieet in dlairteter, and In one end of
afternoon
will hold a meeting that wish Joint downtown he ad gartwas
lins
given
body
but
a later mall for the Big 'lbvogram which he Boy's Secretary ters , in their own hands',
over the side of the ship. His
shop were ranged four flywheels withinis achairman,
the
guide
a
and
name a treas- ers," various professional
day
or
two'to.
;
several Island.
organizawe not recovered, though
Sejeral urer,
Y.s M." C. A., sent yesterday the craft to ' the first available point eighteen feet in diameter.
o!
the
original
C,
Atkinson,
L.
the
A.
merely
to
someone
need
tions
hours were spent in the search.
that
morning out from funds provided by along the river,! where medical at- mills partly set up Were on the floor. treasurer, having gone to the main- cay
PASSEXGERS AC KITED
together
get
The China sailed for the coast short- T
j
to
in
word'
them
the
Dyer
Among' the orders on hand, Mr.
friends who knew of the Y. M. C A. tendance might be secured.;
be r.' downtown hall or clubroom. And
ly r.ftcr one o'clock this afternoon tak-irrfollowing formidable list: land. The committee will then and
related
the
as
"Hoffman
well
as
myself
were
to
communicate
with
Man'tf
his
desire
ready
all
contributions
to'
receive
thirty or more cabin passengers Per P. M. S. S. China, from Orient
spirit li
to It goes. The
For Wailuku Sugar Co.; converting the
in a pitiable plight,
Shelwill-turIt
over
to
i:..:..Jing the' company' of players ports, July 29. For Honolulu: Ching fiancee slowly nearing port on the Lur- don this morning after admitted
Club
dor.? a
hru
in the air. The Ad
mill to twelve-rollesome question- nine-rollIt
line.
funds
the
Instalment
of
Tong
he
first
'
Mr.
H.'Dannberg,
and
Mrs.
""v
Raymond.
Tat
promoting
with
the Great
great deal In
connected
ths
For Pioneer Mill Co., tonvertlng
As the result of a petition which ing, v We were finally landed at Chien-tu- ,
Miss Dannberg, Miss L. M. Irvine, D.
has received.
Honolulu,
In
spirit
and
'
"
The China was given several hb-"twelve-roller
and there turned over to the at
mill to
the Y. M. C. A.
The fund now stands:
a nrcat
is
believe
dolr.3
'
it
cases of. p:eserved pineapples, be-i- ! Jones, Mrs. Y. Kawamoto, K. Kasva was circulated about
tendants "yat the medical college and For a Japanese company in For- Previously ackno wled ged
3 4 2.2 5
, many cr?tesr of the 'fresh fruits. nishl, Lee Tay Kee, Master Lee .'Bins lobby yesterday morning, Loomis col- hospital 'maintained
thing
members
cf tV.o
.the
in- Employes
there by the mosa, conveing two
62.50
deyoted
Co...
Chong,
.Ewa
Plantation
$5.35
. towards
to
be
lected
Leen
Lee
Man
Len.
Yau.
Miss
joint Chamber of Commcrco Luiliir.-'
ive hundred tons coal were loadboard of missions.
to twelve-rollerCommittee, the Promotion Commiter!
.to the bunkers during the 'stay Lee Ong, Mrs. Leong Shee, E. D. Mil sending a wireless message to Miss
'
"As soon as I was able to travel, I
Fdr Kohala Sugar Co., constructing . Total.....
.......$404.75 tee
ler, Mrs. Pang Chum Shee, Y. Terada, Alice Richardson who , will become
'and the representatives cf V.:o
c: the vessel at this port.
was taken to- Shanghai, there received a new steel building to house the The Bijou Theater is announcing a
Tong
tomorMrs.
noon
Shee,
M.
Mrs.
Woo
Charles
Loomis
Mrs.
Shee,
F.
at
many
'
132
with
clubs and crganizatior.3 to
The China arrived here
attention from such specialists as present mill.
- benefit performance .for Duke on Au- M.
'Izumi,
message
Furuno,
'Mrs.
following
K.
row
was
Kodama,
and
the
their ;vlcwa on a
;
cr.lin, 36 second class and 339 steer-- Mrs. I. Niki, Mr. and Mrs. N. Oshima, accordingly dispatched
were available at that? model settle-men- t'
crust 13. and all his friends are Invited
construcTarious
for
orders
other
to
Lurline,
the
;
33
-- p?ssci:'crs.
'
Jplan
for a great civic building. If
''
Of this number
''
.'v
'
' ;; tion and reconstruction of mills arc to "patronize the house' on that occa
:
Sayegusa,
S.
D.
"'Mrs.
D.
Alice,
Yonekura.
"Aloha
inadequate,
wireless
;
each club will rollow the Ad uubu
cr.Mn, 3 second class and 233 steerage
.Sheldon is a blight and exceedingly pending ' but not yet advanced far slon.
.'v
Yonekura,
'
nurse
infant,
and
Super.
maid;
prepaid."
Hello
Answer
lead, wo shall soon have both tho
mergers were for Honolulu. The
I
'
'
mom
a; few hours later 'came the. an- entertaining college inan. He walks enough to publish,
Master
Yonekura,
A.
Miss
Yonekura.
And
spirit and the Joint buildrage passengers consisted of ii
a" decided limp and must
with
about
for
local
a
orders
of
Through
lot
San.
are
for
There
Francisco,
sea-sic-k
from
persons
swer;
can
harding. It is pleasant to know how c:.ra-- .
"Two
13 Chinese and 148 Filipl- J.;cee,
HANDBALL TOMGHT.
Hongong, Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe ly wait. Where did you get the price. resort to the use of a cane or crutches improvements in factories to be made
cstly all "parties kokua in the plan for
.
going
in
ship.
,
about
the
together
with
coming
In
"
" ;
and Yokohama: J. L." Ashbury, K.
the
' v
A Wreck of Former Self.
"lays Blackshear in the joint work"
reReardon
Brit-toand
repairs
amount
of
Elock,
R.
S.
usual
R.
S.
Mrs.
Britton,
the
' r'.ztnzn Under New Skipper.
His left had has been almost sev- newals that come on at the end of the novice handball tournament at the Y.
Miss S. M. Burdick, EL
Cake,
A woman's favorite topic of cenver-catio'
v
tain H. It." Fatterscn, formerly W. M. Campbell, Dr. M. R. W.
ered,
M. C. A. tonight. Tomorrow Decker
from the wrist,, the member be- grinding season.;
;
Charles,
i3 Jherself;
after that It b
freighter Mrs." M. R. Charles,' Miss Grace
;:j the American-Hawaiiaing- denuded of three fingers, while a , Outside" of the sugar , industry the will play Reardon and if Decker wins
woman.
usually
some"
other
. Lan, is greeting friends here tb-- ;
portion of the wrist; has-be- en
sliced works have some large orders, includ- he will. have the championship cinchCharles, "JIIss Hope Charles, Mrs. E.
If it's' true that a husband and wire
r.s the master of the sister ship Cobb, R. Connell;
away;
: ing five miles of steel riveted pipes ed.
;
sump.
leaving
mere
a
.;
Cummings, Dr.
F.
onlyone, how does It require 't?,o
cfre
'
..cr.an, now at the port where a C. A. Devin, M. Eichinger, Fong Sing,
Sheldon says that Jie is 4n search of for the 17. S. government at the Leile-hu- a
to
make a quarrel?
medical assistance ' from the best
c"ro Is to be discharged before H. Frederick, J. Giles, Mrs. E. Gold-rin:
military reservation.
CLOSED.'
BANK
JAPANESE
Many. a father "who doesn't kr. 1
'
speciarists'on the mainland He has The Honqlulu Iron Works Co., Ltd.,
icr;cl ckars' fcr Sallni Cruz try
;A.
Hanford,-- Thos. A.
.Mrs.
F.
as h!3 so 1 L.;3 tu r ;;
half as much
;
ay' of tho Island port.3 cli calL V itearn Mrs Thos.
been' told ihat there.' fs hope that he is now putting in the' foundations for
'
"
A.
Hearn,
memW.
port him."
As a tribute of respect ,to the
may be relieved from permanent lame- the branch works' to be ' erected at
C ; tain 1 attcrscn5 was 'relieved of Hearn, L. O. Hlbberd, Hoo John San,
Hoory of the Emperor of Japan, the
'A woman's missing r:
ness, 'if his iase is taken' jn, time.
cemmahd of the Alaskan, by Chief Mrs. Hoo Eak HIn, Mrs. Hoo Lee
canning f nolulu
old
of
upon
HHoi
the
site
the
may
Yokohama
the
account for tcr.i cf
of
branch
' He showg injuries' 'inflicted on
P. Hillrnan, who now com-I- s Shee, Hung Yu Lan, T. Jacob, Harry
:r
both factory. At thi3 establishment, when
an
tic
3.
today.
'
.
Three . deserters from Schofleld legs .and ' btfdy, from lori .and sharp completed, repairs and improvements Specie' Bank is closed for
the Almkan, now on. its' way to James, T. R. Kelly, Mrs, T. R. Kelly, Barracks
arrested within one
i:thmu3'cf Tehuantepec viih over Mi3 B. Kelly,- - Kow Wing Chuen, J. nour of were
on the big isl
to
'
'
each
other'
this morning-- ti
by ;but a miracle' that his life and can be made with less delay and
It
Ive thousand tons sugar and ether Layne, Leong'Tuck, TJhSzuTyn, ".Mrs."
ws
Harbor Oficer Carter who had arrived
"
pirates .expense 'than are incident to sending
cf Hawaiian products.
Lurn Shee, A. C.s IfacDcnaJd. B. A. cn the morning train from Schofield was spared; vas
'
leaviwg'him
on'the
before
deck
i.
vi
of the the work to Honolulu.
v.
to
i
Lll !IcUlvain, P. McKowan, Mrs. M. with warrants for the arrests of the
houseboat 'for dead, plynged ; their
I. land ports on Thursday evening. Maeda, Miss K. Maeda, J. J. Molsan,
trio,
swords'"
into His ' chest, ; tiut failed ;to
leave the islands for Mrs. w. ti. O'Connell, Miss Kathleen
YC?cl will
Cav- penetrate Vhi3;lung8.McClaren
the
Fifth
of
'
Charles
y:'1'
,
REPORT.
..
WEATHER
.'r.a
Cruz with- the regulation O'Connell, Mrs. M. Pollard, J. H. alry was apprehended in a tenement
,
..
' .i
AYe fjuarantcc the .purity.cf cur
According
Sheldon,
to
believed
he
:r.t of sugar.
The Arizonan Rowe, Master Melvin Rowe, Miss Mar- house in Dowsett lane where he was
party
8
m.,
upon
m.,
.72;
a.
the little
.Temperature6 al
rht quantities of surplies for ion Rowe, Miss Virginia Rowe, S. M. lying in wait preparatory to making a that the attack
81. Mini- rl Harbor, also the Hilo Breali- - Rones,' A. N. Sheldon, ' H. Fisher dash for the steamer China, which "was of foreigners was Inspired through the 79: 10 a. m., 79; 12 noon,
' '
..'
efforts of the iTunnaneseVto involve mum last night, .72.
tr i
ur and material for the Oahu RaD- - Smith, I. J. Spiegel, D. M. Stewart, about to leave for the coast.
velocity
3,
m.,'
was
direction
trouble.
6
in
Sechuenese
the
It
a.
Wind
the
E.
Sweeney,
Sweeney,"
'
B.
Mrs. E.
and Land Company.
After Carter had taken McClaren to Intention of the revolutionary: sol- North; 8 aV m., velocity 5, direction
".
Wing
Tang,
Terry
Tong
Mrs.
Five,
J.
,
.4
the police station, he hurried 'over to diers who had resolved themselves in Northeast; 10 a, m., velocity , direc- -- rists Return from'Pele's
Mrs.. Tong Five and infant, Tong Sze, the Salvation 'Army Hall where he
Shrine.
' f the sixty-fivpassengers to ar- - Miss Suga Umezaki, Miss I.' T. Wade, found Gus. Joerger of the .hospital to a piratical band to ay the attack- Uon Northeast; .12 noon, velocity id,
4n :directioii .Northeast "Movement past
T. E. Walker, Miss C. N. Wang, Mrs. corps In civilian attire. Joerger had to the doors bf the people dwelling
this morning In' the Inter-Islan"
'
neighboring
province.
24 hours, 178 miles. .
the
rr.cr Mauna Kea, a number were A. M. Wilson, Dr. D. A. Wilson, Jr., his baggage in a corner all ready to
Barometer at 8 a. m., 30.00. RelaAmerican Government. Seeks Redress.
rl;,ts who had f pent a short time j L. M. 'Whittemore, Mrs. J. B. Wolfe, be taken down to the boat. '
s
topirates
of
stated
The victim
tive humidity, 8 a. m., 55.' Absolute
the
P. N. Wong, Miss C. B. Woodbridge,
the shrine of Pele, Hawaii's
to
Joerger
officer
8
The
harbor
.took
8 a. m.,v 5.830
story
day
of
humidity,
oon
as
the
the"
that as
The Mauna Kea re-c-J Wu Wei Yoh, Mrs. Yee Shee, M. An- - the station and then went- back to the
7
Rainfall,
61.
m.,
Shanghai,
Trace.
the a.
Gins and all other iiquoni . bottled on our' premises. Note below:
with a fair sized general cargo zai, G. W. Colter, Miss ACrain, Mrs. Salvation Army Hall. He waited here attack had' been sent to
'
.
:
.:
Im.
4
was
.uliag the usual quantities of H. Goddard, Miss Ruth Goddard, Miss for a few moments until a civilian an- American gunboat Villalobos
mediately dispatched to the upper
; tics, native hard woods, one auto. I. Jahn, Miss A. Kunii, Miss A. M.
ion Hicks was killed was quite a large
description
of
swering
Oscar
the
: TT packages
sundries. The ves- - Monk, Mrs; H. Moran, M.' Nakahachi, Crumley, also of the Hospital Corps 3 angtse. y The scene of the murder craftr divided " Into several - compart4two hundred miles
net with some cloudy weather and j F. H. Schrader, W. I. Smith, J. Har- - entered the room. He admitted to his was
living
oyer seven hun- ments, which were occupied aas
Ichang,
and
above"
t trades and smooth seas. Purser vey Swenarton, B. Swinstead, Mrs. B.
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identity and was . also taken to the dred miles beyond ;Hankow, China." afld dining rooms and also kitchen
'.Irr.s reports the steamer Kaiu-- i Swinstead, P.' L. Trockey, Miss' Mary
Chinese;
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Guaranteed by W. C. Peacock & Co Ltd, under the
at IIUo, the steamer Kauai, was '.Trockey, Mrs. N. Watanabe, J. Yama-- station.
boat.
operate
the
to
carrie'd
in
the
himself
Hankow,
interested
also
Pure Food and' Drug Act,'Jurte 30,. 1CC3; Serial No. 31131 ;
cd off Pepeekeo, bound for Hilo.; guchi, Y. Yendo.
years
little
the
that
three
In
the
all
every
was
to
made
effort
matter, and
fled with the Secretary of Agriculture at Washington, D.C.
Per str. Mauna Kea, from Hilo and
remained
educators
American
of
band
MANY
outr
perpetrators
BUSINESSMEN'S
of
the
apprehend the
way ports: Prof. Eliot and wife, Miss
v3il Sugar. Report.
rage,
and bring them to punishment at the Interior port en the Yangtse,
MauJudge
Eliot,
Sanford,
Phillips
S.
Admiral
A.
of the steamer
NAMES ARE SUGGESTED
I'urser
this was the first attack that had been
Several of the ringleaders were caught
Kea arriving from Hilo and way .Hartwell, A. Gartley, ;Mrs. Snider, C.
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Hicks who was-- killed in the attack
:: , sugar awaiting shipment at Big Carr, Mrs. A., Lemke, Misses Lemke iness Omen's ticket are being made SEC FISHE R. . .
in came from Oshkosh; Wlscoc.sin; HoffI ' r.d ports:
Olaa, 1S.150; Walakea,' (2), C. K. Ai ancL wife, Mrs. Stam-- : hourly to the special committee now1 I Sheldon' talks interestingly of lifeChi-na man, is a university man whose home
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J; Hawaii Mill Co.; 2800; Hilo Sug-- ,baugh, Ng'On, S.'G. Hindes and wife, looking Into the local political sltua-- : the very heart of the Republic of
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is in Cleveland, Ohio.
Fo? months himself and nis
c: Co., 22,200; ' Onomea, S752; Pepee- - Miss Hindes, Master Hindes, W. W. tion, and yesterday "afternoon a numsay
safely
you.
for me
can'
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dwell
to
twere .obliged
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leaders Jn business
l.i j, S40; Honomu, 5400; Hakalau, 21,- - Mackay, O. H. Walker and wife, Miss ber' of
that I have no further desire to return
::D; Laupahcehoe, 7000; Walwikl, u. uuerney, u. u. iigemniz ana wne circles here were mentioned for spe- house "boats because of the" congestion
aver1
to China, however great are the pos
Mrs. K, L. Force, Mrs. cific offices. George W. Smith, C. II. of population to be found in the
t. j; KUKauai, tuuu; namasua miii. E. Hollsworth,
young
a
there
for
offered
sibilities
city.
age
Chinese'
Burningham,
Miss
C.
interior
M.
A.
Cooke,
T.
Andrade,
Joe
Emil Berndt, John
); PaauMu, 10,000; Honokaa, 000,
Mrs. H. Alexander, Miss Witte, Walerhouse, C. , G. Bartlett. Carlos
His description of house boat life man," concluded Sheldon, as he pre
K; Uulhaele, 6100; Punaluu, 16,821;
Miss C. D. Witte, Miss M". Paschich, Long, E.1 A. ' C. Long, James "Wake- on a large Chinese river, were vivid pared to take leave of a party or local
lknuapo, 977C.
Miss Hymers, Mrs. Frey, ,Dr. H. B: field and several others are suggested and unique. .The craft where Sheldon friends, as the liner China prepared to
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Elliott and wife, K. Tashima, R. I. for the Board of Supervisors. H. M. was nearly murdered and his compan- - cast off for San Francisco at noon;
Wireless Compass.
von Holt may be persuaded to run for
T!giior Murconi, the Inventor eff illie, A. J. Hibbert, Mrs. L. Turner
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C.
Ripley,
B.
Son,
and Senatorial candidates areJ
M.
Mrs.
F.
and
vircless telegraphy, has invented a
mosquitoes. V. T. Rawlins
thick
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wireless compass, which will be tried
suggested
Holloway,
as a possibility for
has
been
C,
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Master
cn board the Mauretania when next ?;
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attorneyship.
ong,
ueorge,
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the
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Willard Brown's name has been
A. Parish, Master A. Parish,
Ttegraph. The employment of this Mrs.L.
by several leaders as a good
mentioned
Phillips,
Napier,
S.
P.
Miss
T.
Miss
a: ;aratus, it is stated, will remove J.
ROW OVER SCHOOL DESKS
man for the Legislature if he returns
R.
Thompson,
Visher,
Miss
Pierce,
the perils of fog at sea.
in time to get into the local camMrs. H. Beese and child.
Mr. Marconi smilingly refused to
paign.- J. Mv Dowsett, It is' hoped, will
H0M E RULERS TO SUPPORT KU H 10
his secret until after the Patent 1
consent to run' for the Senate. AuPASSENGERS DEPARTED
C,'. ce had sent him his papers, but. he
ditor. James Bickriell is spoken of for
OAHU COLLEGE'S REMARKABLE YEAR.
icok a piece oi paper, ami, wnn
In some quarters City
Par str. China for San FranrJsrn: reelection.
percil, drew what the compass Is, Miss C. McCarthy, Miss M. McCarthy, Clerk Kalauokalani Js considered a
HAWAII LUAU FOR DR. ELIOT
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Judge A. S. Hartwell, Chas Hartwell, desirable man for the Legislature,-- but
The drawing consisted of a series Miss Maud E. Seyde, Miss Anna K. It is doubtful if he would wish to quit
M0L0KAI SETTLEMENT SWELLS DUKE FUND
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ol lighthouses on shore, and a series . Means, Miss Helen McMeans, I. J. the municipal "employ.
of ships off shore, as various inter-- : Hurd, Miss D. Cameron, Miss Maria
AGENT GORDON TO INVESTIGATE IMSPECIAL
vals, "Now, we suppose." said ,.Mr. Corey, M. F.' Raymond, Miss Maria
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LOCAL" AND GENERAL
Marconi, 'that all these ships are pean, Miss Ethel Dauber, R. Birtckett,
PORT VALUATIONS
tending out wireless flashes in a dense c. H. Brown, Prof, and Mrs. Eliot, :.
Judge Whitney this morning apfo?: or terrific storm. You know the Miss Ruth Eliot, Roger Pierce, C. U
ARMY ADOPTS" MORSE SIGNAL, CODE
unconfusion your skipper is in today. He Cleghorn. J. W. Waldron, J. B. Garvin, pointed Marie Coohradt executrix
Coon-radcan pick up messages,bu t can get no' 'a. W. Barrington. Mrs. Nelson, L .A. der the will and estate of p. J.
to serve without bond
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ffr.?e of the direction from which Nelson,-MisRobert E. Nute and Edward Lang
they come. We are going to supply j
t &
this morning entered a plea of not
c?.actly the 'lacking . element. By
Just as long as young women
news
of the wireless wave which will r!st in trj ing to sidetrack housework guilty to the indictment for perjury.
set
hearing
will
be
their
date
for
The
be exclusively in this kind of work there will be an oversupply of chorus
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later.
twenty- YESTERDAY
we 'are going to give him his sense of girls.
in
M.
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H.
out
Mrs.
A warrant sworn
Ayres, charging assault ' and battery
were given to
ago-roh- d
by H. "M. Ay res was served this morn:
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.Wike
own recognizance. " He will appear in
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BETTER ROADS
H
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J2S5L
stocks
Business In sugar
multiplied
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"V.'c Mrant Letter roads and fewer three thousand or more good Iron dol- ts If by magic Immediately upon cirfteara rollers,' urged one conserva- lars may far, better be used In repay- culation of the news received yestertive member of the Hoard of Snpervls-or- a ing or paving some of the downtown
day that the sugar tariff was in course
:
this morning when asked as to the
t ut come of a combined effort upon
the part of three members in that
body to foist a IJufTaloPitts machine
upon the city and county of Honolulu
whether or no 'it Is really needed by
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the road department.
'The city has no need for an addiroller, and I .for one
tional ten-tohhall advocate that the money required to purchase the roller handled by
the Lynch Company, Incorporated, be
utilized for purpose far more bene-- f
cial to the municipality as a whole."
Murray refrained last evening from
verbal participation in the endeavor
to add another steam roller to the already large number of these ma
chines owned By the city and county,
and generously loaned to the various
contractors. ,who are entrusted with
the building of county highways or
performing other constructive work
in which a heavy roller Is required.
James Lynch, manager of the Incorporated company which bears his
name, came up smiling following his
defeat last evening with a bid to
supply the city and county with a
road roller, ten tons in weight, for
53,295, cr Just five dollars Ies3 than
the figure submitted by the Honolulu
Iron Works, his rival in the. steam
roller merchandising business. The
latter company at a recent meeting,
throuRh representation of" Mr. Wald-- machine to the
ion, offered a ten-to$3,300.
municipality
When Mr.
for
to
set
attemptefl
forth some
Waldron
of the advantages of the machine in
question he was promptly squelched
..though "Mr. 'Lynch vas permitted to
address the board on three .separate
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pected to come up for a final vote at
z meeting to be held on August 6th.
With the exception of Murray, only
Kruger and Amana urge the award of
a contract for the machine i to the
Lynch Company, Incorporated.
of almost certain settlement this session of Congress which in all prob
ability means for years to come by
the Senate's passage of a bill that the
House would likely accept and the
President approve, which makes the
maximum duty 1.60c. and remove
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LOST.
English gold
monogram "R A. V"t with:
Oriental coin. Finder please,
to Miss Walworth, Pleasanton
and receive literal regard.
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return tween sessions at 55.75 for 150 shares
Hotel, in four unequal lots, going to 56 on
the board for 10 an4 15 shares. Ewa
5301-had sales of 50 shares In three loU
unchanged at. 31.50 reported.
Monday evening, silver bead bracelet.
Hawaiian Sugar fell off two points
returned to' this office, ' from last previous sale In reported
Reward
if
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5301-tales of 20 shares at 43. Hawaiian Ag- entIt of
Education Pope and Principal
ricultural dropped 7.50 since last pre- M. M. Scott
of McKinley High School
FOUND.
vious sale, 6 shares being reported at
Loan Fund Commission
Oahu
the
192.50. Hilo Railroad Common show-e- that
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decided
the Peabody desk as the
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occasions.
I3ieycle, Owner call for Lindo, at Star
,1b a sale of 75
a gain of
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"This steam roller business has oc- ; Bulletin branch office, Merchaflt St shares at 7.C25 reported. Olaa is best desk for Mts purposes, and this
was the reason that the commission
casioned a lot of unfavorable talk,
5301-without a change in a- sale of 100 awarded
the desk contract to the Haand I fear that some of the same "will
shares at 7.75 on the boards. Bre- waiian News
Company, 'according" to
follow, should we go ahead and auwery stock declined
a three-quartFOR
RENT
an explanation of the 'whole matter
thorize the purchase of the Lynch
point In a sale of 15 shares at 20.
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machine,
at the former price of Furnished cottages; 323 and 327.50. Bonds are represented in sales of made this morning by Secretary
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of the. commission.
53,730," stated Supervisor Arnold,
5301-t- f.
$2,000 Olaa sixes at 97.50, and $2000
Telephone 1087.
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motion
thereupon
a
offered
who
that
and $1000 Hilo Extension sixes at Mr. Petrie ani other members of
the resolution fathered by Murray,
the commission are of. the opiniou
94.75;
both, unchanged.
UKULELES.
calling for' $3750 for steam roller pur-that the whole , controversy is needchase be tabled.
less. Whether or not CJ. N. Marquez,
Factory,
1719 Liliha,. above School; Tel. lino Shipping.
A unanimous vote was recorded for
According to report which has of the Office Supply Company, who
2384. In stock or made to order.
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killing the Murray resolution.
reached this city today, through , the contends, that as lowest bidder he is
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The Lynch bid presenled to the Susteamer entitled to' the '.contract,' will really
arrival of the Inter-Islan- d
pervisors last evening was accompanask an Injunction, the members of the
American-Hawaiian
Mauna Kea; the
CALABASHES.
ied by a certified check. Despite the
lrelghter Alaskan arrived at.. Hilo on commission did not, know today but
fact that jhe machine has been
are well withFactory, 1719 LIHha, above School; Tel. Sunday morning and completed cargo they' felt sure' that-the- y
of;
a
board
at
reduction
the
f"
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2384. In stock, pr. made to. order.
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drawing
specifications,
of
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night
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Lynch Company, Incorporated, - the
The Matson Navigation steamer En which, it is admitted, means that only
board turned a deaf car to the en
terprise,' from San Francisco, arrived the Peabody 'desk could be supplied
TAILORS.
treaty, and when a vote was called,
at the Hawaii port Sunday morning under these specifications, ;was simply
the bid was turned over to the Toad Tai Chongr 1126 Nuuanu. :. Menks suits with a large general cargo of main- in line with the opinion of the com: to order.
,
cemmittee for consideration.
White duck .suits a spe-- j land ' merchandise.
The American mission previously .expressed," said
cialty. Clothes made from your own schooner Melrose was reported as dis- Mr. Petrie this morning, v "Some time
The stand is now taken by a majority , faction on the board that the poods if desired.
charging lumber at the railway wharf. ago when "the" matter of the kind cf
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clothing BENJAMIN clothes
rank first among
them. We never
had a single complaint about this
make of men's
clothes, and
whn, a man
once" wears a
com-
untirhls statue stepped oT Its
pedestal and entered the 'race for
Delegate to Congress." Manuel awoke
much ' comforted and after taking a
look at the Judiciary building and noting that the statue still occupied its
pedestal, vhe- secured the price of a
shave from1 a passerby and had hl3
beard removed, having been advised,
he said, that under the law no vow
made for eternity Is binding.
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desk to get waff brought up, the whole
commission was agreed that the '
desk was the most desirable. It
has been In use In 'McKinley high
school for five years and? has proved
durable and well fitted for school use.
Mr. Pope and Mr. Scott both said it
was the best desk. '
acceptable
were
not
bids
"The first
oversight
made
been
had
hecause an
in the call for bids,' no certified check
being called for to accompany the
Mds, When the tender was read
the specifications were drawn to
secure the kind of 'desk'tne commission had already decided for.
"Under the law, we are Informed by
the attorney general, the commission
is not compelled to awird the contract to the lowest bidder. We .can
use our discretion. We felt that the
Peabody desk was the best and decided that, these desks should be secured
even though there was some slight increase 'in cost over the other competing desks.
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Wireless from the Lnrllne.
The Matson' Navigation steamer
Lurllne, to arrive at .the port early
tomorrow morning with passengeps,
mails and a' large cargo 'from the
mainland was heard from last night
through wireless which reported the
vessel ;474 miles off port with all on
;! ;
board well.
The. Lurllne will berth at Hackfeld
jvharf, ;and; later proceed to Kahulul
to discharge; o;ver weight hundred( tons
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There arc diffc- rent makes of
clothes on the
market, but wc
know that the
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The delay has worried Manuel, for
the beard grew troublesome.- Its fluttering disturbed the calm 'repose of
mind he finds necessary to the proper
contemplation of the , statue of the
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Last night friends of Manuel
King Kamehameha appeared to him
In a dream and told him that the
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stood ' In contemplation before the
Hears Impossible Must Happen statue,
but the Judiciary building apBefore Judiciary Building : pears as near completion as it was
six months ago when the work was
Is Competed
started. '
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General office work or position as private secretary. Will go anywhere.
Good references. Address "A. W.",
office.
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Manuel Ortrego. who for years has
kept a solitary vigil he fore the statue
of King Kamehamehv the Great,
standing with eyes fixed 'in adoration
on the roytt - figure, for ' hours at a
special favors to refiners.
.
tlnie, appeared In his accustomed
Pioneer leads in Yolume of sales, place
this morning minus the tattered
with 400 shares 'since yesterday's rewhich has; long decorated hia
beard
port, Hawaiian Commercial following
would be nothing refeatures
with 37V Offhu with 372 and Onomea markable There
in
this
not for the
with 175. Pioneer showed an advance tact that in orderwasto itappear
clean
of a quarter point in sales of 250 and
Manuel
broke
vow.
a
shaven
50 shares between sessions at 34X0,
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gaining another quarter on the board repairing
and remodeling the Judicl-ar- y
fn two blocks of 50 each at 34.75.
building , commenced, Manuel
Oahu was unchanged in recess sales
vow: that he would not shave
of 210 shares In seven lots, ranging made a was completed.
Months have
until
it
from 5 to 83 shares, registering a passed since then.
gentle
breezes
The
quarter gain with two blocks of 50
many mornings have ' toyed with
of
each at 28 and maintaining this fig Manuel's hlssute embroidery as ne
ure on the board in sales of five un
equal lots aggregating 132 shares.
Hawaiian, Commercial sold up half
a point between sessions at 44.50 for
190 shares in four unequal lots, went
up an eighth on jthe board in sales of
100 shares In nve unequal lots and
closed at 44.75 for 80 shares In five
unequal lots.
;. Onomea sold up a quarter .point be
If a man doesn't waste money on
one of hi3 own fool schemes the
chances are he'll waste It on some
other fellow's.
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25c and 30c. now 15c
35c
45c
50c
60c
$1.50
$2.00
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On Our Enormous
Cut, in
All the..... Latest
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White
Insertions
Embroideries
now 20c
now 25c
now 30 c
now 40c
now 90c
now $1.66
price..
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15c; sale price..
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25c; sale
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Pretty Foulards
73c
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yards for 25c
yards for 25c
l5o yard
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Stock of
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Domsstic
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We formerly sold these dresses at $15.00, $18.00,
arid $22.50. To clear them out we have marked
them at
WHITE NAINSOOK
VICTORIA
now. . . . .
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LAWN
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prices.
45-in-
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stitched Sheets,
Pillow Cases,
Heavy Table Linen
INDIA LINON
Linen Dusters, Motor Coats, Lingerie Dresses,
Shift Waists, Skirts, etc., at
Big Bargain Prices.
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ENGLISH LONG CLOTH
Charges Made for Alterations
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Linen and Turliicli
ENGLfSH NAINSOOK
yard; now, ...... ...... . ... .20c
and CJc yard; now..........,.40c
"yard; now. .................. .45c
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yard; now
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Embroidei les
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At Half Price
Whii
Pi2223 Pi
45-in-
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VOI LE; was $10, now, . . .50c yard
ch
FANCY STRIPE ENGLISH
VOILE; was $130, now.... 50c yard
ch
h
was
DRAWN - WORK
$15, now.
RATJNE;
$1.00
"With NAPKINS to Match
Lace and Scrim
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Curtains,
Cretonnes and Art
Denim,
Blankets,
Bedspreads, etc.
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must be re
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chase.
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PERSONALITIES
for- - I
eigu trade, probably, of South America and the'f :
.Mch is combined the HAWAIIAN STAIR,' estab-- I. far east, provided our people awake to the situa I
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MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESa
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armaments will iasi
come when (he prm-nLEV JI. ALLEN, ... . . . . . . . , . . . . . .Editor , le superseded by one big international army and mrs. sexton of San Franctscj
for thi purpost. of keenin" order inrougn-- . tne , or tM volcano today. 'While ?. in
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ALLACE R. FA K Ii I NOTON . V.
Is'an? sJle 71
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":l Sir: T am enclosing a clinDine from
a railroad man's magazine which it
8femSito me has a bearing on Hawaii's
bitter exierience with lara rpd
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visiting Honolulii v ,Iter iiotief Was a
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ana wnuw 1Ion?Iu " visiting Is a matter of recent occurrence.' '
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at first o1anpo,neo&e
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reiatives made the. rpbelln rtldj'.the
A few "days ago four railroad men
awai, tne
heir ef started from the vards hpftpi rrr ttFoem tne cixhcs jmuiainie tnuunai would navejce
i DAILY
absurd not . nayde
::cnth, anywhere in United States .
$ .5 fenjust.
Quarter, anywhere in United States .........
2.00 world-peac,
pied by saloons. wMcu impelled one, of
.movement IS even now branded as church.
Year, anywhere in United States
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diamond is worth? Can you jud;
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30,
1912
of ita..
you.ean not, isn't it good to know that every dumond In"
our stock has passed a riad," t Xpert ' xam'inat'en, and that its
quality and. price are plainly marked on th taa?
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of an inteniational alliance to control and super-sedcorporation's, and tacitlv he seems to rec-- 1
ognize the inability of national la to check the
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ALEXANDER
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How ..ia ! MntMn
YOUNG
re safe in dealing here.
un, not all the places are closed,'
said another one. ".Come in here" with
me and. have something"
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collar, size six
teen, and give each of these, fellows !
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the kind. of a collar.they. wanL" , ,
He is looking far into the future, but at least i people,
f pprn
0 ur liberty dcpnulr on the freedom of the
u
Visit here Bas. peen a de- v Each man gave his size and .style
m&best,
as
as
the
looking
pessimist
he
is
not
a
lightful
and'lWsVruttfve
but
:K
s , and that cannot
and the
be limited without heiny
four. collars in!
separate packages. Each - man . took ,
b(S !
believes
who
man
an
kind
of
dhj lost. Thomas Jefferson.
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his package and walked out. Not a '
intelligence to sug- - .get t6 issue the primary Ball: We knew l.word
cause he has faith
was said for about a block, andj
we had untij the, lagt day; ln !July to ' tnen the man who had
first spoken- I
gest practical methods.
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A TEf. EST. L J La M 'AlLll
SUPERVISOR MURRAY --? A good
'Say, wouldn't all ; of us , have ' a lot
Urs. Daibaway . Yes,.. while - we were
"Why do th?y call V.'a. l.'.r t; :i t:.
many people'seem tbhlnk w arejtry- - of collars and ties, and shirts and Riirh
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we
gypt
me
A . nAKDY COi:ilAf;DI!EfiT
ryraniias. city of ma-r- "cent c'!:rrr
visireatner to maketh'' RaMdTtarisi nave things if we'd had good; tense?" In- A good deal of tempestuous discussion for
iThej.were
literally
covered with hier-- .
Because" answered th
with bitulithic between:' the tails. That ; 4ernatibnal Railwav Jnnrnal
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wann weatjier as the present has bcHka
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'tiii-ouiaiopsxit-iJL'-iscripiura- i
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tracks
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afraid "some of em would get on you? .what you ct."
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the discretion of accepting a higher bid,
Ldieves the wares are superior. :: this cae, the commission's judgment is
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that of two experienced schoolmen
ci.Ttainly ought to know what kind of desks
giving the best service. Both are quoted as
:: : that the desk offered by the successful
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is the most desirable of the three kinds
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my'finding
new
trees on the Island of
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sword from ' its scabbard and flourished
"Hawaii:1. First: there is no tnith in th
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air with vast, popular, effect '(i6';de"iikia. a
rest
nnd:L
r the naraeraDltvis absurd:
circus act? but there .are times when it rts to- be UUES
WliUIO lUlUg Was COpW;iIF;tU uuivujuua.i
led
a
note
from
in the llawaiiiJTeris
arid
there
when
one of these times
sheathed,'
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uea.ru Buiue iL
ora'
iu, wuicu
iiiings,
out
is talk of what the presidential electors are gocourse , not- correctly and twisted
' things around, as is usually
GO
therase.ing to do.- ;
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Senator Dixon, Roosevelt manager, is out
'J. F. ROCK.
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with the declaration that already seventy-fivDEPORTING "UNDESIRABLES.-- ,
Whether the new bond ' Issue wiir be
Roosevelt
pledged;
electoral votes have been
for
delivered to the 'purchasers in 'bulk or
will bevdivided into deliveries set5 sevr Editor Honolulu
s
regardless of the vishes of .the. states .they rep- ral
fnonths apart has not yet' been tie- Sir: rls there not a U. S law
':v:r,5'V o;;
resent v
and Jt- - is one of the ques- - thorizing the deportation of criminals,
tions over which Governor Frear is vagrants or nrostitutes within a.cer- Of course this isn'4: stealing; no, indeetl.r The j dolns'
(twn nr thraa voonravan
tain norfnV
somft deen' thlnkirifi' . tliese davB.-4
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eighth 'COinniUnatnent IS not being V10jated,0a nO, He . received 'aj cable 'from Treasurer after admittancec Jijto tha terrltQry ?
that,, the y. vm111
f s
JH f - 1" 1 1 Ifi jM.'n
f iviuf reearu to mis tor-wmu' haV6 the impess.ion
r
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izjws. contaiu s'Jicn provision. ,
t no elector m but a definite decision Ka's not ben
TllO unvarnrslieii, trtltll' IS that:
It not be a sylendid thing
fc- - teofa- -,
Tiif h!5nrv ofthoTTniteVi States has uttrayeu
uibj
de- -f aals-tmaHe use of it from Ume to
wish of those whom hej represented. The linp- - liyeryv ohe entire sie at'One4ahVl Hlnie? rather than ave the islands fill-- "
wttif'sucrir persons? "Probably" the
tfiej'njetime mrghtpMe ioYe ;ejf-namcnted trutLos that, UitKmif any
"fi
the Territ'tSkntif-w0V- d
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ul Mc'oninion lias been SO bindihir that vlded delivery. Interest on the bondst f3 wellhoWn fact thaf there: are
td.i'ban
"frora tneiytaeirioV
toidefV it oy.:;ffoin contrarv 3atespurchaser.
rul ictthi-(?v,the
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n-the avrard of the contract to the lowest
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hry.o'i-theinojiit-
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is whether or not the desk chosen by
;:nui ion is reallv better than th(e-ofintj itLere
l.n.. . j
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for a discussion that will last for several
without a decision 'hat can satisfy
, r.nd if the court s going to Je asked tp take
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try to keep cool during the hot summer
!;s and let the academic discussion of hinges
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really; guuty-o- r
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deported
local
been
use
under
this law??. Could
Immediate
ot
for
4n
needed
OVer Chicago at the
many
not.
would,
thb
of
class
stated, now
interest
'draw
that
bank
and
tv t
lail, ueiegura.
,heln defray the interest paid, for it by ; residine in IwileL. Kakaako and other
declared righteously the Territory.) But lt is a;.- - question parts of the city yhQ ought to be In
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Interest on?
Roosevelt. Dixon's boast that he has1, pledged the vault
T?omili1ipnn olopfnra tnibetrnw their mist is. the nIviijgff50 benefit..
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whether this would prove satisfactory the chain gang),;, be deported under
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or adequate.
(the laws?, Is there such a law, Mr.,
conreceiving
Editor? . Can you inform us?
careful
subject
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snnnortprs
came The
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viewpoints
JSideratioiv.from,many
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Belgium back: to Hawaii with the statement that the probably wI1j
decided
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March 26, 1910, provides for the depor- ,
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f 'r'
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titution. This Federal statute. Is broad
a- matier, 01 pieugiug iur lvwsocn
j .nd thorough and permits the', depbrta 'j
wi:":i ir
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electors?
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nominated
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u ioaiiup. ,or uiree years may ue ue
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criminal
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was
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a gfuerruua
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bciuuhcui
mat
to their arrival here. Ire
4iiA n'nbft Tv"nTinrinTtinlrn f n nil
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Tf Jill thfi The cru Isera i3alCfoiirnian4 Soutft ,'inating;
lUaatiis 'TeftjOf 'the. ';JPacItic 4,the'case,raboVe ''mentioned, the legal 'f: POPULAR JEWELERS
thatthe
gifts ,were,as , large m proportion to the means fleet under lAdnlr Joutljertand'aag, .authorities,'- If is ..stated, holddeported-cda.person
not
can
guilty,
be
or.
Saturday
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here lext.
of the givers, the fund would have, been oversub- WhlteitJbe navaatation.haaaEditor., v
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scribedI some .? weeks ago. n
.vi.v:i--. iibtfcee able to get in wireless, touch.,
wUh either ;vselvad?lcesbave
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colonel could have won the nomination by .tak-.n"
ing tainted .votes, but he would not do t." ' ,'
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While the sugar trust is getting lambasted' at hfrom Yokohama duly U, fwnicn should ,
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oue. end of the continent, it is paying a quarter bring them to!$itwwow5nf5.iW-drtf'Or
ship
4th of August. The supply,
of a million dollars for. customs frauds at the
same
will alij' ar lii v boutthe
having, left Far .Eastern wate:s
date,
make
.both
other end. And still it manages to
of the cruisers. ;' i
advance
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The ffagshjp and the South pikolo
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tha - was
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MpmhPra of the Press Club who are
nrst
tne uutngger. uiuo-JSt
also members-oticket, however goou, can gh expecier
00 tons Tne G1,cier will wlll be T,osts t0 tne rest of the writers
being
ei-vwtfe-
be elected unless the businessmen
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get but and
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t&ke a smaller amount into her bunkers. The fleet 'will be here only
enough to coal, being under orders to
nroceed to Bremerton as soon as pos- sible.
hustle for it during the campaign.'
New York city's police scandal' bears out the
a ccepted fact that where much gantbl ing exists
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Buildina ODerationt are considered a rood index to bu:
csnt. inconditions. "Building pe"rmiU this month tpowia 21
year...
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last
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' Increasing demand for furnished and unfurnished housri.
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next Sunday at the Outrigger; Club
.The . grounds are to be
open
all day long and lunch
thrown
will be spread from 11 a. m. to 3 p. :m.
I lie pis loUil uu iuc giuuuua uas oiou
beeil oered for the use. of the club
homely.
man
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t . gested.
how the women fun after him.
lon1-ground-
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A "Big Brother? movement among nations is
:ured in a notable statement Uhat given orig-:- School days, school. days' dear bid golden-rul'
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days."
;
ly in Paris .'by aii American hisxs caugtit
,
fancy and is becoming the subject
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"Your money m your life" was the encourag
hie comment.
Dr. Xomian Dwjght llarris, professor of his-i- ing suggestion the sugar trust made to the beet- Northwestern University and .a visitor sugar men.
;iropeJ in commenting upon the Italian-h-Evidently the public isn't going to let one
war made this statement;
I think that ultimately the leading nations steamroller we know of exceed the limit. .
world must unite for. purposes o'f trade,
organization with a view
What part is "dago red" going to play in the
e and comme
rcTscxle the competition of .'c6riorations doming territorial (Kun'pajgn---in-nation-
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harmless compared to the terrible cruelty
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America.
lhitish rubber company
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at Rio de Janeiro,
desci'ibixl at leT'j:tv barbarities ""of almorst
;.eakable iie;i'li h:;es: practiced "jn the rub- :as Sir.
district of the. unner Amazon.-anr substantiates the stories of witnesses in
nnal report, and as:he vas formerly? consul
the Congo andjnvestigatemtUe Belgian cru- v there,"" there, seems no doubt that the British
inanv has made of itself a hideous machine
torturd for the sake of a few pounds, y'', ;
Under 'the stingA)f fthese stories", not 'only
at Britain but. the United Staves am. other
lions are stirring to action aiid it is Rotable
t as a" practical remedial measure it Is pro-e- d
to establish a "Christian" mission on the
t mayo.
Peru has decreed that it is' against
constitut ion to admit A he. Jle formed faith
to the country and Sir Roger Ciisemerit and
hers intend to establish acjatliplic settlement
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the region.
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The tale of cruelty is' aimdstrinbelievable,
the British company's ..operations havetal-adoccasioned the use of tli6 phrase "In Dark- t South America,"
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STAK BULLE' IX, TUESDAY, .lULY
HONOLULU
CO,
1912
t
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whs XLiS
four
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OFF with
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PRESS AGENT LAUDS
HEf J WISE AND HIS SHOW
The press agent says: I verily believe that 'If Hen Wise was to give a
performance on a drygoods box , he
would get an audience, and' if you
my assertion. Just drop into the
doubt
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Mk.
inaepenueni:
ineaier, on uoiei
uiue
mi
dcavor to benefit the community at
CiinrxKnne
Till Ifnnrle III large. From the time of Its organiza- lirlnrl
Ml IVU
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M v LI Wl I tj I III II VWWW in
. tlon criticism
has been barred from
j the club, as the members meet with
night of Newcomers
Life of City
! the thought
participant
in
the
that
Big Hbtises and
evening there surely must have been
The remark was made the other day the program are doing their very best
at least 1 000 paid admissions. I stopped
Much Applause
by a woman who has made Honoluf?i and no fault it to be found with- them.
In for two shows and was. surprised
Besides the musical program.- there
'ht-ee totn performances Jammed to
to
home for the part few year, that are usually two or three papers read
- Raymond Teal's name on the bill- waiting on the
oth
he
doors
altJTourh Honolulu is an advanced on the life of some
n
ma
which the Liberty theatre pre-town for Iti size and thre are a great nit fans or on some topic that" Js of
an
and. when
ntfanc,came
rented to a packed houseful of pat- - utsIdtt! !aJn
Aflague
on the
many thinking women herej there Js Interest to musicians'. Each .year the
Sisters
rohs last nighfis. printed in capltals,the tite.
ne
813
nImo?t a dearth of woman's clubs. members are more enthusiastic, and
irisa
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a"? Mnf ;
and Mr. 'leal has the typographical
This may seem to be the casefor the each year the waiting list " grows
itiizjr
A.csvsirs
cKJtif
rvti icu
nuia
(or
coming,
t& Js the. headllner
boost
an ovation, which was Justly earned,
women's cluljs probably because of longer. The program committee Is an
a very good sho.v that ha3 several as,
cf
dispositions
the little girls are beautiful singers
the retiring
of cultured
one, and a splendid program
features to hit the popular fancy.
women in general receive little pub- active
the song was Illustrated w ith
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has been arranged Cor the comjng
A
a good deal of a girj show, and
It's
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pretty
licity.
colored slides. A After the
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eight
are
for
the. and the chorus of 'ten dashing youu.i
There
entries
Just
came;
organizations
a very Interesting photo
If the chprch
are to be
singles- - tennis , championship. ladies Is not a disappointment In the
'
ladies
College
Club.
Tho
play
entitled "The Girl and! the Cow
considered rlubs, ther really areaboJt
pulchrltudinousness.
on
wi!i
decided
V
matter
The'
which
be
this
week
cf
the
organized
for
was
College
Club
boy,"
The
many
which was well worth the price
as
clubs as there are women to
u9
.cuu...
.uuuwiuuu8
belong to them., The four most prom- the purpose of maintaining the college ereui
admission.
Then came Katie MI1- u of .t
raggy"
known
f
players
the
effect
scme
In
of
best
women
the
the
8iqzVtoni
college
x
among
feeling
older
the
clubs-Iwhom
inent
con?ldr to be the peer
the city are the Morn
same Unes.. ;.;The)r of . aU comediennes
Ing Music Club the College Club, "the of Honolulu and of promoting that Islands, and .play la certain to pro- - fng was ..alons
that have played
brightly:cusfcumed
lively,
haraanJ
wo
good
younger
keen
interest.
vide
and
among
tennis
feeling
same
the
jare
n Honolulu since the theaters first
Outdoor Circle of the Kllohana Art
pace;
fast,
j working,-an- d
set
a
a;
for
:
not
noon
D:
were
are
swings
meetings
today,
at
made
men.
Most
of
the
opened
to the peopte of this Territory,
league and the Women's Auxiliary of
moves
A
beginning
fast
show
thoroughly
fioa
being
that
as
follows:
are
pairings
public,
the
but
to
the
Katie has a style of singing that is
the Outrigger ,CIuK;,-.- :
,
;
,
themselves,
,
enu.
m.
itvs.
by
a
members
t
enjoyed
Mrs.
u
Kutn
the
uarton
miss
ever pleasing and a magnetism that Is
The Morning Music Club Is perhaps
fl "Tom 'and Jerry' is the name
.
of
the
the
maintains
U
D.
Gregory
D.
vs.
and
been-or-Mrs.
Miss
raised
richards;
has
club
simply
unresisting. The song she sang
The
the oldest of these.- having
.
plot
pre-in- g
just
nd
the
as
is
fo?
the
Day
,Wilder
Fund
PhilUps:
Dr.
Violet
Memorial
music-loVdainty'
tsMiss
L
was a
cooa ditty called "That
canlzed eight years ago by
Carolina Rag.". After her encore, on
women who wished ' not only : to vention of tuberculosis, and it also MUs E. Phillips AMIss Edna Smith vs. mixed: as the name suggests.
' to do wfi.h mistaken I Jentitles and rushed the king of all fools. Hen Wise.
Improve themselves, but to promote has established a loan fund with which Miss Juile.tte Atherton.
obtaining
a
young
women
in
A
Two matches will be played tomcr--1 wIId misunderstandings betweetf husr Then pandemonium started among the
the musical . sentiment' In their t home It aids
always!
is
club'
town. Here in Honolulu, where there, college education. .The
row afternoon, the first, between Mrs. l banda afld wives ending with the crowd as Hen handed out scream afany
good
do
to
willing
an4 a
euch-eadand
ter screanv I never, saw an audience
are to few concert .and recitals,
Barton and Miss Richards at 4, and;sual
educatlon-who
licking
good
special- - so well pleased with a comedian and
chorus. Several
n club seems almoxt necessary to those work that comes within the
nther. in which Mrs, Or?orv will
care for something more than the a scope.' The social meetings are aN meet Miss L. Phillips, at 4.30. All tneUes are introduced. Ir. Teal, who Is his wittfclsms: and Hen always has a
ragtime. When this club was first or- - ways enjoyed and they tend to keep plsy in this, event will be at Bere- - DIliea In. low minor ey as a. macjt Dunch or them newry constructea. uei
Duuer, suaaeniy comes io . me lore the laughs and he got em, I myseir
Kanlzed the fnembershlp-'walimited to ''(He 'members more 'closely.; In. 'touch tanla.
twenty-five- "
with a song and monologue that can't see how he does itbut he
active rrifntbers. .but' two with each' other. Heretofore a course
years later five new r nes vie admit-- , tf lectures has been part of ;the .year's
down 'tbe house.y burlesquing talnlyj does. The climax was reached
up
was
HAIR
iasi
HELPFUL
HlfiTS'OH
given,
grand bpeia, In fa;aray that', when" Katie and 'Hen finished their
this
present
but
jTogram.:
oncers
Italian
the
time
At
.ted.
the
year and .as yei u is noi ,ruuw
brought
Ith a hula dance. Well.; the
him a dozen; curtainxalls. He stunt
coo noi tninK u wise to raise me
HEALTH
finally had to explain to the audience audience roared and so did I. I play
As the ladies drop out of whether It will be taken up again.
' him and his little theater as winners
the .club, those ' on the waiting llL The Outdoor Circle.
.
that the show must go oh. '
Generally
Scalp
Troubles
and
Ilalr
,
A
,
which from the beginning has been a
The company. Is giving two. shows in this race.'
Although'the Outdoor Circle of the
A . Caused by Carelessness 'A
' long one, are voted In to fill the va
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
early,
gOln
Starting"
youngest
tllghtly,
like the
Kilohana Art League Is the
cancies. Aide from the active mem- -' oi the WOmen's clubs in the city the
ending
for'Sup-and
time
in
mischief
Dandruff Is a contagious disease
privileged
are
the
btrs there
and
womn are taking much interest In it
sociate ones." The former are those and ag
started- off with $ iTush and
has already received mucb
k,m0., MflV .,o ,ftn,hr company
who for some reason or other have Bpace jn the papers the people know
a
and
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banS
ir. the opening; success is
?
f
to some oce else. No ..
m.
been unable to continue the active Mtt wpII what its aim is and what brush
i bu;
st
work and who are tulowed to attend I has been able to accompiisa hub matter how cleanly the owner may be,
may
Infectedbe
with
articles
these
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all of the mectlnffs, without the priv- far. ' It may be said v liere however
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The cast: .
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ilege of a vote. The latter attend only that the aim of this organization Is. to microbes, which will infect your sc P- - jerry
Fields '
Going to the
the open meetings. Usually thirty or make Honolulu beautiful, and there is It is far easier to catch hair microbes Tom , Jories.
.
Chesebro
get
them,
ana
of
rid
js.to
than
it
forty of the associate, and privileged every
that It will succeed. single stroke of an Infected comb or&sam:....:t.
'members ere present, at these rneet- - ' The Indication
; . .Chalt'les Le Roy
Woman's Auxiliary of the Out- brush may well lead to baldness. John O'Neill
7, . v )Clalre Davis ;
O'Neill.
Mrs.,
John
rigger Club is In itself a unigue or- Never try on .''anybody else's- hat.
CicHt Meetings a Year.
.
Lilli,c Sutherland '
...
Jerry
Mrs.
FJint
ganization, or it would seem so to one Many a
a" resting place for Mrs. Tom Jones ... . . Cor?hne. Carkeek
is
The club 'assembles eight times dur'
To Laugh at
Hawaii and Its'
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a
ing the year, the first meeting beln? unfamiliar with
microbes.:
uin ieanne Jaacft.eiiie, uoi uoa
grass'- houses on .. the
ht-lin October and the last In May.
you, happen to be troubled with 8'ey.. Myrtle Jespersoiv A'lvlra Arville, nn
If
A
Hi To
Jnterest.strangItching-scalDuring this time 'there are at J?ast grounds are. enough to
dandruff,
falling
or
half
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Motile.
AFnnerity,.
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Carson, Dollie
Eva
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to those of
three epen Jmcetlns, and more if the Trs;and they ate attractive
remedy
which Stone, June .Martin; ?ab Swope, Bill
'accusgmea to baldness we have a
oHIcers think it wise. The, cloW4, meet- iisi'Vho,' have tccora
Wo believe, will completely jeJieye iie De Long.
j' u
a.w
ings are held ' at the homes of the them. 'This clubhas ho other, object these troubles, ..We. are, sa sure, of this, Scene Th residence ?o the Jone
'And
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to women and that We offer it to you with the under- famMy. Morning.'
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members, and during
V
ft yct;r than to give "pleasure
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recitals have be"tn' given at girls fortunate ,on,c.:3;h to belpng to It standing that it. will cost you nothing
lialph Martin,
Musical
numbers
Knwaiahao IScmir.trj. ' The "majority of One of the best features of the club, is fpr the trial if It does not produce the musical director.,
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the club members "ere 'women. ' Who that there Is , a chapercne on- - tue results we claim. This remedy is call-grounds every afternoon who keeps a ed Rexall 493 Hair Tonic. . We hon- - nn I
haye gone Into 'the club
Afinc TIIDM lilCUAD
and' v most of them,, watchful,, eye on the young girls who estly believe it to be the most sc en-- , T "uumiiuo
umi uioi m
An4 See the
though accomplished musicians, con- v s t the club gtounds The lady who,tIfic remedy for scalp, and hair t ou
IfJTO REAL TRIUMPH I
sider themselves amateurs,- The other at the present time acts as chapercn bIes and we,gnow pf nothing else
BRAND NEW PHOTO PLAYS
members, who ere more experienced is to say the least capable and the that equals It
be-a
effectiveness,
for
or who are ;profiK.ional musicians, en- - mothers of the young members as well
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last, night;
cause of the results it has produced ia .disaster
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es the club officers place the utmost,
confidence In her. There 3 re however
.a few fault to be found with the organization, the bath house is not large
enough td accommodate the members
and others who are eligible to mem- -'
bershlp are unable to become such j
lor this . same reason. Iu time, how- - j
ever, this will be remedied for when
the funds are raised no doubt aa addition will be made to the house. For
the present the men in the Outrigger!
Club have come. to the rescue of their Opening
wives and. sisters and are putting up
Sees
a bath house for their, Leneut,
ACTIVITY IN LOCAL FIELD
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AMUSEMIITG.
Vaudeville Program
The Entire Corn pny Taking Part
DRIGHT
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NaUEENIE WILLIAMS
NELLIE f.VNAMARA
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Pathe's Weekly of Current Events, Including Shrlners at Atlantic City
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AUGUST 7: TOM DUnROV3
Champion club swinger of world will
swing them day and night for; eighty
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Prisoners of the Mohicans (Indian)
Too Many Burglars (Comedy)
For 'Massa's Sake (Story of Slave
Days)
WhifTle's Hard " Luck Stories (Pathe
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'Rexall "93" Hair Tonic is devised to performance "of A "Tfr6 Mikado"' be?
banish dandruff, restore nlturai co?or i cause of the death- of ihe real Mikado
When Its loss has been brought about In Tokio, the Pollartfs, switched into
A.
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vaudeville with Cnly ft;
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Tho Vfini.fl woo ' o rnnil.olTOd rvnA
and vera enthusiastic and although
by disease, and make the hair naturally silky, soft and glossy. It does .thia
because it stimulates the hair follicles,
destroys the germ matter, and brings
yiv&ioM
""j,u?"' "
aooui a iree, rJieaiiny circuiauon or
10 Cv clock, everyonel'
blood, which nourishes the hair roots. nearly half-pa- st
causing 'them to tighten and grow
new . stayed." A succession of specialties.; Xa 1 1'
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the even- -',t
t j wno uas any fnnrl a nirtttra nr twrt filled
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uair. vve waai everyooay
trouble with hair or scalp to know that ng',and the speclaltes wre unusualwe think that Rexall "93"
Tonic JyJ?1er
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Tivo Big Specials
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turn dtfring .which Chef1 sang, "t Lovel
a tASSie. .'rJva fouara in sougs. anu
dances. Nellie McNmara In a beautiful contralto solo.AQueenle Williams
Willie
in a pessimistic sc(rt
Bevan with a recllr clever topical
Jeooking; part of it
song on paper-ba- g
at or doubt this statement until they
have pu-- . our claims to a fair, test, with
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ENTERTAINMENT
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Prices, 10c and 15c '
Two Performances 7:30 and 9
''Management of , Hen Wise
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Reserved Toats fcr c r t
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O. Hall & Son's rport!;. ;
(entrance Klnsr ftreet) t:;
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stand and
the . understanding .that they pay us
nothing for. the remedy, if it doe3 not
give full and complete satisfaction in
every particular Two sizes, 50 cents
By the
and $1.00. Remember,' you csn obtain
uexaii Kemeas in Honolulu only at impromptu.
Donagho, Joy
Lesl
our store Tne Kexail store. Benson, ' Moore in dances, And all the others
.
Smith' & Co Ltd .Fort and Hotel ' rnrPri individual buU.
Sts.
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In' fact, the sho was good enough
to deserve' patronage' during the two
be given. ;
MISS ETHEL DAMON TO
more nights whcnit-wi- n
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K. of P. HALL, SATU R DAY, AUG.
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All Sizes,
ford.
xuiss xumeL ai. uaraon. is to have a
position next yeac in . the languages
department at Punahou, teaching
French and (Jerman. Miss Damon Is
a graduate of Punahou and of Welles- ,'ey wKo has spent several years abroad
.'perfecting herself In German partlcu- -'
laxly; which she is making her
cialty.
The position to which she"
comes Is a new position created for
the first time this year. She is a niece
of SM. Damon and P. W. Damon and
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a sister of P. B. Damon.
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Ernest Kaai's Club will furnish
Music for -
the
making-- ;
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world-fame- d
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Refrigerators of
Permanent Satisfaction
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Combined ?whole ,wheat and
barley in suh a way that it is
PARTLY digested before being
eaten.
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decision, which is thatAvo win on
periority in every particular.
.Prices
$3.75, VZZZf $130, Etc
45 Styles in Stock
to 1M
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j 23, Mrs. Wilhelmina Bomke, aged 33
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Mrs. Wilhelmina Bomke will be held
undertaking parlors tomorat Silva's
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Crossett factory and correct for this season;
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113 FC.1T C7.1Z.A,
Our Price - $5
Special Sale
When you , want the
styles a little ahead, com
to us.
Children':
Ribbed Kc:2
'jnains.will
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be'1
at the 'same place ' at
5:20 this afternoon.
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problem of? perfect digestion for ,
PACarthy
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my
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below par.
Thco,s d Ilccsoh'
for!
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Colors
Clack and Tan
SALE DEGIN3 MO.'iDAY,
Shoe Co., Ltd.,
Ilillinor
PROF. L. A. DE GRACA
KUPA vs. BAUERSOCK
Eight Rounds
LAYMAN vs.
wright;
kets
Teacher of Violin Mandolin. Banjo
and Gritar. New and easy method.
For terms, etc., apply "Teacher." this
office. A studio at Dr. Schurman's, 175
Beretanla St, will be opened Aug. 10.
ErerTfMn? In
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St.r. Ilnllpffn. lliVi
Merchant street
nr!nfln
a f root.
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Carved Ivcry
and Sandalwood Fans.
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Drop In and see them.
Beautiful
Six Rounds
PRICES: $2, SI. 50c 25c
ickets on Sale at M. A. Gunst &
15
Fort Street, Near Ciretan?a
Has ah entire new line, of IIat3 ar J
. Trimmings Just frpm the Eastern mar-
Music Tuiiion
Fifteen Rounds
julV
FORT STREET
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The DIASTASE in the .barley,
in the pre$encN of" ' heat and
moisture,' changes tho more or
less indigent bio starch part of
the grain irHo an easily digested
form of susr just as the or-- )
gans of th; body change it if
they operate properlyi- - -
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Athletic Park
BAXD COXCERT.
The band will give a public concert
this evening! at Thomas Square ,at
A; .
7:30. The program, will be:
March: Liberty. Bell . . . . . . . . Sousa
Overture:
Ivan ; ....... . . .." Conterno
Kings of Ice Savers
Intermezzo: Cavallerla Rustlcana.
. . . . ,". .;.... . . . . Mascagnl
Selection: Spring Maid . . . einhardt
It is now refrigerator . weather tx Vocal: Hawaiian. Songs. ar. by Berger
actly the time when the qualities of a Selection: The Tattooed Man .....
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Herbert
Tefrigerator are put to a test and its
.......
Strauss
Thou
Thoii
Waltz:
and
worth thoroughly appreciated. A
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Banner
The
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line; others have done this. Take their
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both high and low.
ADMISSION, 75 CENTS
A Foo3
military
FAMILY,
Comes in Patent Colt, Dull
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Glee Club
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Kamehameha
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Mothers
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FURNISHED
per month
House on Kewalo St.,
Three Bedrooms
$75 per month.
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The only milk you can be
absolutely sure of is milk
purified by electricity, the
one perfect method.'
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Co., Ltd;
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ard flavor, we shall be
plad to have you judge' of
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of thesi force3 should be aTailable
for service anywhere."
lanf f?rc!J of
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t,herreu,i
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milk they are giving the
baby is pure or not.
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Scheme Includes Force of Ten Thousand Men for Oahu with
Large Reserve Composed of Me.fi Who Have Served
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Their Time With the Colors
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Sweeping, changes In the make-u- p
of the United States array, which are
of special interest to Oahu, are em-bodied in the report of the General
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include, not only a force of 10,000 men
for Hawaii, as announced some months
a:o. Out also a laree reserve force.
$45
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ed their time with the colors, and
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who will then be encouraged to re- CbangVEnlishment
In cyder. tb raise the compliment of
main in the Territory as Federal remen the General Staff propos-- j
t:alneH
't-y.
servists. - y'f:.
;. The General Staff has completed its
plans for an entire. reorganization an( changff the terms of the Dresent en- -'
increase, of this country's military es- lishmfnr contract tp conform to tne
tablishment, a work upon which it
has. been engaged ever since it , wa3
"It Is only necessarv to Drovlder
founded some months ago. Although
the report containing these plans is says she General. Staff report, "that a
now in type, it will probably not be man'y service shall consist of two per-- ;
presented to Congress at this session, irds ;.one period lth the eolers, and
owing to the fact that members of the either a period of war obligation
the Senate and House Committees on for & limited time after leaving the
Military Affairs desire ample time In servce. Under these circumstances
which to consider all the provisions wheji.war is declared the active army
recommended by the General Staff. is. aV once sent into the field ana tnv
Among those most active in' the con- former soldiers having a wir obliga- - j
ferences on these plans are' Senator ttorn are assemb!ed In denots whwl
Root of New York,, former Secretary thef can be forwarded-'tthe front as
of War, and Senator QuPont, of Dela necjied, The- - enllsfmeht. contract
fare, Chairman' tf the Senate Comis for six 'years,? divided halt
mittee on Military Affairs.
an haif. Hpweye; by' tar the gre't-es- t
,
The plan for the reorganization of
number of mien required for war
the army, as drawn up by the Gen pu Eposes under, the4 pljn; proposed by
eral Staff, is declared by experts to th General ' Staff will have to oe
be the ; most important and compre- drjiwn from civil life. Under present
hensive piece of constructive work cojiditions, - the General Staff ''points '
along these lines; ever performed In oiC; the only citizen soldiers
in the j
this country. It is also regarded as TTfited .States are, furnished by
the
marking the" first thematic military National Guard, which is under state
policy yet drawn up for the land control and owes only incidental sup- -'
forces of ; the United States. While I$rt to the federal government. In i
some of its details have been em- trTie of peace the National JJuard can.
bodied in Congressionalv bills or let- tei used only for intra-stat-e
purposes
ters of the Secretary of War, the re- sjich as the suppression of strikes or
port has, never yet' been made public
Reaches of the peace, unless In the'
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in its entirety.
,
very inprobible; event that it. is called j
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Be Always Prepared.
ijpon by the Resident to serve, in ,
The great object sought to be gain- fuelling disorder in some state. A re-'
ed is the organization of the army on
ruling'of
Attorney
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Wick-fent
General
a footing of constant readiness for
war, with a permanent expeditionary Arsham declarfs that under no .ck- force' always ready for instant service. e
called upon to serve outside of tho
In order to Insure this result, it Is re
United
States. The General Staff pro--1
commended that the forces liable for
give FedeVal pay to National
iboses
to
duty anywhere be increased about
."Guardsmen
who will comply with fed
seven. 'times. ';"
of soldiership and who
standards
eral
proarmy
In the regular
the highest
jwill
agree
also
in
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of war to sen-- 1
posed unit of organization is raised
and the Tnnhlle branches, which In
follow the national colors to, any
elude all arms except the coast' artil-anQuarter
of the globe. Thi:suggestlon
lerv. are divided into two narts. the-Is
fnrpisrn and the dnmofitlr. ThftVdiv
it thought, get Uround the con-- i
mestic service is to be kept,pennan-;- i sututionarprovlsiortwhich regards thej 1 C n ijf HpniltV K .!fl7 TfirPV-- f
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ently in continental" United j States "I minua.wnoiiy as alstate fofce.i
Fetferal'.Volunteerid;
; service- - Us'i
foreign
while the
sent to American territory elsewhere
The second supply of citlzrn' solto remain, as an organization, out diers which the General Staff hjopes to
r.PP4M
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side of this country for good.
nSr- create In time of peace
.
: In additional to a proposal maVinj
Ramovet Tan, Plmla-- .
possfwill'fceiXjrgsred
5s jfederalj
t'reckiea, JlotH Parehrfor the federalization, ;within Constj-tutlon- volunteers,
men "vviii sign art!-- , U 3
nee
an! every bienit.
limits, of the. present Nation.! cles to
pport ;tlJpINati6nal governon tautr. rid
General
Staff
alffo
Guards
the
detection. I
.State
ment In war, but will not be; called
hMUH'd
the tt:
new
creauon
two
oi
troubles-saviyps upon to serve in intra-Stat- e
csks ior tne
of ua yexii hut
U c harmless v
of American soldier; namely, the,
as a lasV resource. They are "to
tastelttobsur'
volunreservist and the. federal
la jroptr iuali
be organized under prearranged plans
"Accept noc6unur
teer, the latter to be recruited in tirfte when greater foiCea are reauired than
itt ofDt. J A
of peace. .for war; service, and beld'ie- - can' be farhished by t&e;regular army J
Savrw said to a
Sponsible, only to the central govern and the organized citizen soldiery. The
lady of lh hu
too (a pattcut):
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ment..
peace organization of the regular
'A jrou laJiet
will ' nse thm.
The General Staff also recommends srmy with the orginized division
raeommeni
that the present regular army be Reas tha least bannful of all tbt
in'(JiurnnilV CrrHiti naia
guard
of
should
national
the
by all dnntKlta and ancy
ioft." Pt
lieved of police duties In Alaska, i?nd clude the machinery for the recruiting tkin
Qoooi DeaJcri In ha United SUtaa, Canada and Eoropa,
suggests that peace be preserved in organization, and mobilization
of this firj.T.K:fTJS. Prsi; 37 bid fan Sfct
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that district by a federal constabulary third great line of national defence."
to be legislated into existence by
This division of the citizen soldiers',
If this suggestion becomes into'
State and federal volunteers, says
law, the nit'ed States will have,? for
:
BSG-Areport,
"would afford obvious adthe
tCe first time in its history, a poice
to4 all concerned:
the Na- are made on
force owing Its authority directly to vantages
latest London;,
tional Government would know upon and New YorktheCustom
the federal government.
Lasts.
In outlining the importance of jthis what forces it could count; the States
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reorganisation, the General fetaff could' proportion their forces to local
points out that the land forces o the needs and individuals would have the
REGAL SHOE STORE
serthe particular kind'-ono condition choice;
United States are now-iKing and Bethel Streets ;
vice they preferred; that is, State
to face the armies of a first-l- ass
with limited war liability ; or war
power, and maintains that the
servive
only, under the national gov- prepare
country
so
to
sity for this
it
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self is immediate and imperative.
By way of increasing the efilcency
."Whatever our military institutions
the army,; both regular and volunof
may be," says the .report, "we must
It is recommended that the presteer,
4
recognize the fundamental fac- that
regular;
victory is the' reward of superior ent "complex of units without
J K COBS O N B R O S.
force, that modern wars are shwrt and grouping" be absolved. In place of
Hotot Street.
Pantheon Block
decisive, and that trained armies can taking the regiment as a field unit, the.!
General Staff advocates the creation
alone defeat trained armies." f
:, of divisions, consisting of nine regiProgresa Sinc6Spanish War. V
.report
to
the?,
"close ments each of infantry, and brigades IF YOU TOSU TO ADVERTISE IN
refers
The
lfetw,een
comprising three regiments each of ,;
contact recently establishei"
NEWSPAPERS
,
"great nations and the races,! a con cavalry. This plan would necessitate,
Anywhere at Anytime, Call Oh or
tact which "tends to become i contin says tie report of the General Staff,
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Write '.
ually closer, due to the incrtease of an Increase in the number of Brigadfer ; E. C DRAKE'S ADVERTISING
iopulatlon and . national needs." The Generals to seventeen, as against the
AGENCY
report then goes on to say : "With present authorized "complement of fif- 124 Sansome Street
S;in Francisco
teen. The number of major generals,
this close contact thus so recently
comes a competition, com- vould 'stay at'the present authorize
mercial, national and racia, whose nnmber of six
ultimate seriousness current events K'sw Divisions.. ,
already enable us to gauge, "ince our
The organization of the regular
conflict with Spain in 1898' pactically army, on the division basis Is declarOAH U FURNITURE CO.
all of the principal nations of the ed to be the moving reason for the
actively
enearth hive either been
proposal to reduce the number of
gaged In war or else brought to the rrmy posts from forty-nin- e
to eight, a King Street, opposite- Young Hotel
verge of actual war. The evidence is step which would replace the present P. O. Box 840
Phone 3092
clear that the nations and aces cap dispersal of the regular land fortes by ,
able of maintaining and protecting a greater concentration. It is proposthemselves are the only one who can ed to make each of these eight army
in
flourish in this world competition.
posts a division headquarters under
"
In the light pt present the new arrangement. "The rational
day conditions it is estimated that .at and economic Way
of disposing of our
the outbreak of war with si. first class tioops" says the forthcoming
report
Dower we should be canabe of mobil of the General SJaff, "In time, "of, peace j
OZQ
nOnOlllIU
izing at once in the United Statesman ;s to quarter
simple
but. cub- in
them
effective force of 460,00 mobile
buildings in or ner large CORNER ALAKEA AND KING STS.
troops and 42,000 Coast Aitillery; that fctantial
towns, where all existing utilities may
this is the minimum nunTber of. first to made use of."
v-line troops necessary; nnd that to v Among
NO PRESERVATIVES IN
the secondary changes rec:
augment this, force and replace its
by the General Staff is the
losses we should have ptyns made for emmended
many
army
PIONEER MILK
raising immediately au aauitionai operations bureaus whose fields or
.
overlap
or
show
to
fail
. All
force of 300,000 men. J
proper teamwork. A revision of the THE BEST MILK FOR
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present system of promotion for offALL PURPOSES
is
also
advocated..
icers
Your
Grocer
Sells It
TO CORE A COLD III j:iE DAY
"So you think you would Improve
Take Laxative Bromb Quinine
Whether a thing is right or wrong
the
ballot?"
All druggets refund
Tablets.
may
depend opon who does it you or
rehelp
improving
"We
it,"
couldn't
the fiioney if it faife to cure. plied young Mrs."
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fellow.
the
other
have
"I
E. W. Grove's signature is on seen pictures of a Torkins.
Every young widow and every spin
lot of ballots, and
each box
j
the decorations on them were simply ister imagines that.it is up to a bache
PARIS MEDICINE CO., SwXoua V 3 4W
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atrocious."-.- ,,
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BUNGALOW
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cn Fort street.
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House has been built about
eighteen months.
Terms given.
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If there's one thing that does
not admit of any guessing it's
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Our Spectacle Fitting is done;
on the basis of knowing how
from start to finish.
It's a success!
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Mortgages, Deeds, Bills of Sale,
Leases, Wills, etc Attorney for the
District Courts. 70 MERCHANT
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Phone 1346.
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ORANGE
BLOSSOM CANDIES
The Most Popular Cannes Made
on the Coast
HONOLULU DRUG CO, LTD.
1024 Fort St.
Telephone 1354
K. Frazier
Company
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"Undertaldng Co.
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KOA FURNITURE
That's
thei secret of the deliciously crisp food
some today.
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Ktnr St.
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Night and Day Phone, 1325
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A. B. ARLEIGH & CO. Limited
CRISCO, the new vegetable oil cooking compound, will not
smoke at 455 F. It gets so hot that it cooks the outside of the
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THE BEEF. THAT COMES TO lS FROM PARKER RANCH, IS
THE KIND THAT PRODUCES BRAWN AND BONE. IK YOUR
DIET HAS NOT BEEN RIGHT AND YOU Dp NOT FEEL FIT,
ORDER' A STEAK FROM US.
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Metropolitan Meat Market
HEILDRON & LOUIS
TELEPHONE 3445
HONOLULU
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TUESDAY, JULY.30, 1912
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substituted for drinking cups for men
to take to their cells at night?
Why can't the Jail yard be covered
with a cement floor so that spittle and
waste food, etc.. can i washed out
each day?
Why shouldn't the barber disinfect
his razors, especially after having
shaved a man with running or open
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sores on his face ?
What I have written Is enough to
open some people's eyes if they will
but see. Do not think I have said the
worst that I might . say. 'A sense of
decency and a consideration for the
esthetic tastes of that half of human
ity that does not know' how the other
half lives restrains me from saying
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more.
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According to "one who knows," to
use his exact words, "these smaller
and county work
offenders of the city
for the benefit of ' the, community and
earn during their term of confinement
many times the ,cost of their mainte-nance- ."
Then for Heaven's sake why
are they not given more humane treatment?" Why should they every now
and then be obliged to strike on account of quality or insufficiency, of
food?
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Nomination of Delegate
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ly announced in the meeting held a
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If they want To be
poried
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Account of
true to their color why not nominate
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a
Republican instead of selecting tho
Kuhio Sentiment
Democratic regular nominee namely,
tlnk McCandles. whom thjey opposed
.Declaring that they fear the dis- in the past campaigns?
"The business men have taught ua
franchisement or the Hawaiian voters
to
be loyal to the party' and its men,
Is at hand, and believing It is best lor
them,: 'and "the Hawailans generally,' ?nd yet .when they found .that ".they
to elect a Hawaiian delegate to Con- could not control the' present Delegate
gress, the Home Rulers at their con- to Congress, (they arose In unity ' and
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vention held yesterday in the Notley declared war'agilnstPriricev Kuhio."
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hall postponed the nomination of their Htvlves Mohcnk Story.
During Ills' speech before his audidelegate to Congress until September.
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According to the rules 'of the party, ence yesterday Notley said that; at a
the Home Rulers should ' 'nominate convention held some time ago in"
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men
Intelligent
their delegate. in, the July convention,
where wise and
but the Jlome Rulers deferred the of the United States discussed mitten
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nomination of their delegate ,to , Con- pf great importance, the great ma jor-gress until after the Republican party ity of that convention wisnea to u- - dears No Malics.
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Is
blame?
to
it
has selected a standard I carer to op- irencnise me jiawa.ia.ns.
Jailor
the
Who
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pose Kuhlo, as tbey'ttciri to'think It U that it was through ' the work' and or the sheriff or the political machine
Will do.
tile power's . that be? ' Is the 'Jail
' lcgenuit, bf Mr. W. 'R: 'Castle, 'who I or
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in
The Home Rulers at their conven- was present, that the convention .waa run as a graft as a money-makinany
for
consideration
without
stitution,
polition yesterday discussed freely, the ad- able to take care for themselves
or
or
Are
humanity
jnercy?
Justice
visability of endorsing Kuhlo." should tically, lie praised Mr? Castle for his
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there any Jail Inspectors? If so, who
he run again Sor, delegate to Congress. good work In the. convention" and
they get next
Rut they, added that in the event . of
re are a. few are they? Why 'don't
the
"hearersthat
bis
Let them come to mei I will
Kuhlols refusing to run; which; " they men like Castle who are willing
do to facts?
them,
and prove all I have- said to
's
take
said, 1s unlikely," ibey' will' nominate Justice, to the, Hawailans.'
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satisfaction.
I bear no personal
their
Chas. K. Notley', the'bld standard 'bearNotley then proceeds to talk about malice to either the Jailor or the sher
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system.
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the
Intention5 now, sald.the leading Home vfith Kuhio and Link McCandlesa. He
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y
of humanity.
interest
the
Rulers yesterday, to.flght.the dominat- tcld
.Rulers that, If they turned my footsteps towards the' path
ing" poWer br the .businessmen, who, only the Home
many
votes for him as "of honor and rectitude, 1 "have nothing
as
cast '
they added, have always (b?en trying
Kalauokalahl to fear from any anticipation of pass'Davldv
to rule over the poof people in Ha- they 'did for
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elected
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Sr.: he would . have : been''v.:-ing again through the" uninviting doors
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"of our Jail, but the sense of humanity
President .Notley of the party anKalanokalanr' arose to announce that is within me cries out for the
nounced his readiness to withdraw that ' he as prepared to resign the poor unfortunates Who ; are there npw
from the running, should an occasion Vice
presidency of the Home. Rule and those yet toTgo there. Hoping, this,
present itself jopportunely In the .Seppnrty
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order to' have more tlnw In article will stir up Something that will
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tember convention. "He said he would 'writingin'fOr
present
our
in
revolution
Ruia,
Home
a
Kuokoa
in
result
the
like to see either Kuhio or himself,
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paxtyr He prison methods, and assuring all that
elected. He' stated that the1 time has the political 'organ" 'of the'
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to
proof
all
supply
the
gladly
time for the I will
cope ,when the Hawailans' 'should said that Is was about" up
many
to
and
stated,
thedutles the facts I have
; work, together shoulder to' shoulder" In younger people . to Jtake
,
unmentionable ones, I am,
president, other
vice
ofSce
of
of
the
the
political battle and show the enemy
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HAS
BEEN
THE
ONE WHO
his entire time
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"that the voice of the people Is great- vhile he would devote newspaper.
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er than that of the few." 'Notley said to the editing of the
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that If the businessmen intend to matter) however, was deferred for
throw Prince Kuhiodown, the regu- further consideration by the, executive
lar Republican candidate" for delegato committee of the Home Rule party, :.
to Congress, and vote' for Link'ZIc-Candles- s, With the exception of several mema Democratic nominee, then bers "who haW died during5 the year,
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it Is about time for the Hawailans to the old officers of the executive comcome together and fight for their po- mittee were continued. After a gene'
litical rights.
ral discussion !for the betterment of
the party, the convention adjourned
jroTrraent.
lEiimntcs JlcCandless
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RIrds of a feather will Cock ten with the singing of Hawaii Ponoi, the
getter," continued. Notley. - 'This- - Is Hawaiian national anthem, and preyer '""Super ylfpr'llurfay has come Ato the
garment---ther- ef
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what the 'Inessmen have practical by vice president Kalauokalani.
front, anv center 'adyocatlng the : purof city "and county supplies' and
Just to think, of, H pork" , and, beans chase
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competitive bids,
through
appliances
for a dying man! "
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the' stahd taken .last
from
Judging
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Ihavelbeen sick and" visited' hospi- evening when a special: resolution was
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tals ; all over the world, so J. speak Introduced ,,by the. road "committee
froni, experience.' Men that have trav- falling 'for.the appropriation.;! 700
elled krov ibout "Dead Man's- Hole" to: cover' the cost of an4 Iroquois as(Ccnllnncd from Pape 1)
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i !1- in Jltvina eppositewhere thi
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andcmixer;'v
phalt kettle
sunk, and can tell you something '? nVe' wahT compelltive bids on this
is'a prison in any civilized country was
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v.hcre a worse condition exists. It is, about the'- black bottle which was srtl'cle,H Insisted Murray and I move
FOR AGES 5 TO 14
to help that the, sty fe of asphalt ''mixed be
In' fact, one of the vilest, dirtiest tu- given to every "gringo" sailor
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''shuffle o5 this mortal coil," but stricken from the resolution and that
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berculosis 'dens to be found anywhere. him
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got human treatment and you
TL'ey built a hospital for this Jail, but
advertise
to
instructed
"clerk
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docs anyone- know of any prisoner passed .away without pain like the for tenders.
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Chalrhlan Sam Dwight smiled, but
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Dr.
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of
called at
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this useless expense to gulp. the pub-offere'4 no objection though later he
lie? When men are sick they are not the1 evening this man died and ad- was' reminded of the fact that a; forput In there but tre locked up In their vised Mr. Asch, to send him to the mer 'resolution was Irushed through
$
$ 3,00
'Nowf
$1.25
very
hospital,
as
low.
The
hetwas
which
exulted
Murray;
by
.cells to die for lack of attention and
board
f
the
nourishment, and when they die it is Jailor's reply was: "Why he gets as la; the appropriation of 526,000 for
1.00
1.25 Cz 1.50
given out to, the public that they have good treatment here as he would paving Queen street with'hltulithiCi
there. I do not think, this very com- end' following upon" the heels of this
1.25
died in the county hospital.
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plimentary to our trained nurses in came another resolution awarding the
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2.00
1.50
Not very long ago a prisoner work- the city or county hospital, or to cohtractUo the local pavinr company
ing in one of pur parks. had the mis- those professional .medical men who who have an exclusive" agency for
14.00
2.50
2.00
3. C0
fortune to cut the ends of two of his .ought to' know. Of course this hu bitulithlc, at the same time all at
mane
(?)
knew,
reckoned
but
Jailor
tempts to have the paving contract
tecs off by a lawnmower which he was
20.00
2.50
3.50
i:slng. He was taken to' the "county without: his host. .Poor, Mack gave up let to the lowest competitive bidder
ghost
before midnight
majority
bareJ
by
'hospital and cred tor, but the next the
a
squelched'
being
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day Mr.'Asch brought him from the Case of qiiver.
vote. hospital to the jail because it was too , John ; Oliver, a carpenter, doing a Replanklng of Queen Street Bridge.
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much" expense to care for him there. sentence of three months, was taken
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Several local contractors, have en35.00
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This your man came hack' without sick and was locked up for one month tered the lists to replank Queen street
11.00
8.00
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even A. crutch to walk with, hopping in his tell prior to his release.' When bridge, "three 'tenders' being , received J
around like a chicken with only one he came out of the Jail he was ad- last night' i The road committee' has
12.00
9.50
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leg.. He .was in great paini the band- mitted to Queen's Hospital and from been; Instructed to. investigate the sevupon the same
ages 'came"orfh!3ttoes"tnd he fcasrto ther to the incurable hospital to diQ. eral tenders and report
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man,
as
not
sent
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was
This
figures subearly
try and dress .cn;hlm-c!f- ,
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an
date.
JYhen
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Dr. Mackall cce' and 'found .him' in to' a hospital because in he opinion mitted Include' Freitaa & Femandes.
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Jail he was quite surprised and asked of the jailer he was not sick. Not 157- fer 1000linear feeti for stringers;
i:upon
g
being
ground
physician,
a
what
bridge;
covering
our humane (?) Jailor If he was
2500 for
crazy. After this 'the pri?oner;waa does he base a claim to be competent Company, '"$43 and 42360; Henry De
taken back to the county hospital 'and to 1udge'vhether a man Is sick' or not? Fries, $48, 'and $38.50 per 1000 linear
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: In every civilized community; the Word feet for covering.
stayed' there until he ran away.
pr
any
xne
or
ooctor
law.
CAmpnteT
insuiution is
;Mr. Asrh bcinir s.
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The Dowsett Company, Limited, has
trade, may be abl4 to nail a shIngleTh,s deludes : the "armies and navies given to the city 3010 square' feet from
its properties on the Waikiki side of
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bandage v'or pad a crutchk "much less Wrhen a mart first enters the Jail as Nuuanu road near the entrance to the
pass'abandage on a man's stump.' Any a 'prisoner,' especially if for a short Country Club road entrance, for widsailor can smear your stump .wthJtart term!' he" is given the suit of clothes ening' and, straightening that thorough
then parcel you up and make a good and the blanket of some" prisoner who fare. The company asked but a dollar,
The as well as the filling in of the land,
Job, hut 'you see the Jailor is not a perhaps has" Just' left that day.
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or1 'slept on curbing
fellow
wore
the
suit
who
nurse' or a sailor.
line and placing
have
may
blanket
him
before
had
,
the
entering
the land.
a gate at the lane
""Rattle his bones over the stones,- - running'
."iand
yet
or
sores,
ulcers
.the
The matter was. referred to the city
Hd's only a pauper whom ' nobody
hlarikets are 'never wash attorney to complete.
clothes
and
pwrjs.
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beyond
being
or
disinfected
a
held
fed
Caldwell "His Collected Moneys.
a ,tef ftence few 'minutes under-tap
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Road Overseer Caldwell has reported
finm
to the board that he has collected THE ONLY COMPLETE CAR
$1103.23, which has been deposited
Why was this fellow not!
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in. his cell.
a.
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'.t.lLV.
Self
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mese
munias,
a.
uuies wne- er, as 1L
six uk
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with the treasurer. ' This money is de0t
hSU1
toJhJVprLsoriers
getrfb
you
5e5l 1
"underwear;
can
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HONOLULU, AGENT
rived
rental of steam rollers and
Started and Li
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imagine .hat this means. Only two other from
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attention. He was very towels f0the whple number are w
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Door
MODEL
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Car.
Fore
Touring
money,
Caldstore
but
of
of
the
little
him-j
and
not
,could
eak
take care of
sued to wiJe on.
sometimes these well has spent $600 for an automobile, MODEL
Passenger Demi Tonneau.
nor did anyone else do it
aay; some-hichanged
are
everj'
.type all with the splendid new
This man
as in a.cell, Jnhal-.- , tlmes every two or three days,' and and he urges that the remainder be MODEL
department
over
to
road
the
turned
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ing foul odors onehalf the .time he sometimes but once a week. Some-wa- s
en bloc motor, 44 in, bore, 5 in. stroVe;
H.P
sick. He had to make the best; times a' fellow 'comes along and uses to be used in effecting repairs to some MODEL
Passenger,
Door
Fore
Torring Car.
6f Honolulu's , wTetched streets and
of It for the .12 or 18 hours , which a towtl for a handkerchief, too.'
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and
thoroughfares.
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Passenger,
MODEL
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The
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Tonneau.
would elapse before the cellff
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At. night when a prisoner goes
is
well.
all
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Roadster
was: far ad- with
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the new "T" head
be cleaned. .This man ZZ
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Engineer Whitehouse ,has been callI
age, and was broken down his cell he is given a cup of water that
in
vanced
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5 in. bore, 6 in. stroke motor ; 50 H:P. . . . . .
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. ne may arink If he chooses In the ed
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of
condition
the
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wi.
k'
cup
open
.tond,
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all night kele. stream, near Walpahu, which Is
GEO. W. MOORE
to ' catch '. all the stench that come, said, to be closed and clogged with' a,
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grouih of hyacinth. The prediction la Telephone 1902
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Demonstrator
Why
and
;
stronger
was
glven
not
Sellinz
Aeent
ihe
and
tnen
cleans his teetn in the cups
by Interested parties residing In
work In the Jail yard prior to his ill the next morning coffee" is served up made
neighborhood
that with" the first
ness instead of being sent out in line out of, these cups without the cups the
will overflow Its public one, and forbidding trespass, j cause it Is best suited.
stream
rain,
hard
the
vrlth.the others.
havings first been washed.
A protest Is made that residents In
Deputy City Attorney MHverton was
damage will re
banks
much
an,d
that
Net s Drink Cure.
'means-oBreeds"
Disease.
Yard
comes
are
without
section
that
Company
'a
instructed
Sugar
to base his nejrotiations for
Oahu
sult.
The
(A the 11 years this man was In "The" floor
STOCKHOLM, Sweden, July ,7.
been brougbt by" the relatives of the
yard
inner
of
communication
the
Honolulu.
The
theacquisition
witi
that
recommendation
otthe
j
forward
the
of area sufficient to
wUh
the Island, over 9 years were spent in Jail is composed of volcanic sand, into the county
I county
road committee is to hold a widen Hotel street off Fort, and to ob- - Once more, the woman last winter murdered woman "and by the leal
government spend about
Jail for no othej crime than drunken which those having tuberculosis ex- $600 to clear the bed of the stream 01 : conierence witn me Kaneone rancn re- - tain the 115,000 betterment amounts went to a Paris gunsmith's shop and guardians of the murdress' little girl
ness and vagrancy, showing that as a pectorate. The food which falls or is vegaiation.
garamg- me closing 01 ine tnorougn- - from the adjoining property owners, on bought a revolver. He showed her, at against the gunsmith. This i3 a new
Kecley cure the jail Is not a.howllng thrown on ' the ground is simply Barred Road Causes Protest.
fare.
the provision that a part of the J 15.000 her request, how to loadand fire it, idea 'n legal proceedings, and nisht
success. He was locked in a ceil un- scraped over with sand by the pris- ' The Kaneohe Ranch Company is alcompany,
Rapid
a
in
Transit
The
and sold her also a box of cartridges. Prove' a happy one. If gunsmiths are
is to be used In the laying of a perma-lett'
mentally
"deranged.
became
til he
to the board, read last night, nent pavement on Hotel street: ,
oner's foot, and 20 accumulates the. leged by AV. D. Adams to have placed
She went straight from the shop home fceld "able in damages for the nur-an- d
why
not
sent
he
to
inwas'
the
Then
breeding source of diseases.
a barrier across the road used from stated its willingness to pave King
there shot her husband dead. Aft- - d"3 committed with the firearms Uey
In
No;
asylum?
the
sane
Jailor's
Why can't the men's clothing be time Immemorial by travelers between street between Nuuanu street and the
Many a man who is rich in expert er that she took the next train to a mf5ht be more chary cf supplying
c.
be
opinion, perhaps, this would
too
vo
rock
with
lava
blocks
stream
Xuuanu
ilea
and
steriiizea?
rKailua.
Honolulu and
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ence Is unable to raise the, price of a
where her sister-in-lalived tomers without infflclent gnarant-:.-r
expense
county
ior ice
much of an
Why can't individual
'"-towels be given
It'is charged that representatives of , "on the entire portion the company is square meal.
and shot her dead, also with the new respectability or peaceablenes3.
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to spend on a paupef, though an Araer-- 1 the prisoners?""
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although
required
keep
repair;
to
gate
across
in
the
a
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placed
khe ranch
Retribution is something we. are revolver.
lean citizen. The last meal offered toj Why can't drinking cups be washed? road, upon w hich is a hotlce advising j the board is still willing to lay ohia morally certain will overtake ' othei
Apart from criminal proceedings an For news anil 'the truih r.loz V.t :'I
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Why can't buckets with ' coders be all comers that the highway is not aj blocks, even if more expensive, be- - people.'
this dying man was pork-anaction in $70,000 damages has now people bay tliz tir2Ji":l-- "
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To close out 'every lament if possible before arrival in a few davs ol
ortations for fall, we now. offer every ,Coat, Dress or Gown remaining in otir
to
to at once disjc:D of
ppf cejit. dicconn
every
ore price reductions on this sensationar order,
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Llarguisettes,
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4.50 & $ 5.00 Dresses
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$';75 for $1.00: &
for
for
for.
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5.50 for
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Stock arid Bond Brokers i
ULY 30, 1012
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b:-W.rlng
Ukuleles, CalabaaSes, etc., at factory
171$
LMha above School. Phone 2334 '
85 JIEKCUAM STREET
Elegantly furnished rooms '.with hot
and cold baths at Hotel Arlington.
The Underwood Typewriter Visible
"The mauka side of Queen stieet
StocK
none better. Wall, Nichols Co Ltd. from Nuuanu to the river will be
fctl vith bitulithic with the close of
Lighters
&nd
Ga?
safer than business this evening, unless some un- better.
Tifesday, July SO, 1912.
w.
McChesney, 16 Mer- - forseen accident should OCCU'1 S3
rcatcnes. j.
Asked.
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NAM C OP STOCK.
sireet
; 'stated President Joseph dlman. of
Kahuku wireless station was last th
h!tnthi nlant thia morning
night in touch with the Korea, Sierra This work has been done In fourteen
MERCANTILE.
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and Lurline, ;
C. Brewer & Co.
working days. The pavement that
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SUC1AR.
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inem
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Ewa Plantation Co. . . . . . .
&t 1123
F?rt. street, is ready for tnffic and can be
EsPTtS'.
95
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Hawaiian Agric. Co.
"44
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without fear of being harmerl m
Haw. Com. & fug. Co.
Warned "two more passengers fori
43H
42
Hawaiian Sugar Co. . . .
Lewis the least by the travel of , heavily
at $6.
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loaded teams.
Honomu Sugar Co. . . . . . .
Stables and Garage. . Tel. 2141.
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Honokaa Sugar Co. . . . . . . 10
If you want a good Job done on an! Mr. Gilman, Is prepared to make the
Haiku Sugar Co.
auto or carriage- take It to Hawaiian Olrt fly on the makil side of the street
Hutchinson Sugar Plant. . 21
beginning tomorrow. He has a large
Carriage Mfg. Co., 427 Queen St.
Kahuku Plantation Co. . . .
much machln-rcsume- d
Dr., Birch, Surgeon Chiropodist, has fcrce of met and-alsKekaha Sugar Co. ........
proposes to
;
ery
ground,
and
on the
;practlser Offices, Alakea St
20
Koloa Sugir Co. . . . . . . . . .
opp. Hawaiian Hotel. Phone 1133.
complete the Queen street paving job
7
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McBrde Sugar Co. . . .
Attorneys Lightfoot & Lightfoot well under the specified forty, days
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Oahu Susar Co. . :
564 have moved their offices to the Kapio- - time limit as set by the board of 6up-laOnomea Sugar Co. . . . ...
building, King and Alakea streets.' e: visors when the contract for the
Claa Sugar Co Ltd, . . ...
7H
.Pineapple
soda.and Hires Root Beer .pavement was let to the Gilman
OlowaJu Co. . . . . . . . . . . .
summer
drinks are bot pany, '
Paauhau Sugar Plant Co.
tied bythe Consolidated Soda Works.
Pacific Sugar Jlill . . ...
There ig a well deflned sentiment
Phone
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among a number of members on the
Paia Plantation Co.
Bring
Green Stamps and one doK Uard
Pepeokeo Sugar Co.
section of river street
Picnc er Mill Co. . . . .
34 H ".Mi" lar and get a complete Boy Scout suit jying between King and Queen sfeet
126
Waialua Agric Co. . .... .
for vacation. Green Stamp .Store,paved. There is but one short
Wailuku Sugar Co.
and Fort streets. . ,
Beretania
tlogk and It Is pointed out that with
' bank
Wairaanalo Sugar Co. . . .
Hearing
voluntary.
of theilr
both King and Queen streets now
Waimea Sugai MJll Co. . .
230
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case of the'Francls
ed, the shorter piece of city : highway
, Out
Company has been continued should be Improved In ' conformity to
fitting
MISCEJXANEOUS.
to 11 o'clock tomorrow morning.
the adjoining streets.
Inter-IslanSI earn N. Co.
20:
logical
everything
What Is really urged fs that there
The
method
for
Hawaiian Electric Co. . .V 22;
a continuous paved thoroughfare
is
be
use
Continental
of
the
H02. Tu & L. Co., Pref .
45 ;
Cookery,
Bags.
grease,
No
no
no
fuss,
from the Ewa approach of the big
Hon. R. T. & L. Co.. Com.
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no
odor,
Co.,
Hawaiian News
Hackfeld wharf, to the center of the
Mutual Telephone Co. . . .
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city.
Oahu R, & L. Co. . i . . . ... 39
Dr. Pratt, president of the board of
Hilo R. R. Co., Pfd., .. ...
This will be done should- the board
Health, received word yesterday that ; authorize the letting of a contract to
Hilo R. R. Co., Com.
I two cases of diphtheria and two cases nave
Hon. B. & M." Co. . v . . ... . 194
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a short spctinn nf th street lead
Haw. Irrgtn. Co., 6s .... .
of measles have developed at Kealia, Ing froni QUen street to the wharf
Hawaiian Pineapple Co. ... 41
iauai.
and the one block of River street.
Tanjong Olok R.C., pd. up.
37
a
savins: money today for. the
Start
21
Pahang Rub. Co.
boy with one, of lour Home Banks. At witn the exception of the pavement
H on. B. & M. Co. Ass . . .
4
per cent., Jt wiir pil. up to big along Queen streetf all traffic between
BOMBS.
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wliarf upon which all freight and
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. passengers brought by Matson Navi- Haw. Ter. 4 Pub. Imps
Templars has been postpbned on ac
Uon steamer8 are landed, must pass
Haw. Ten 4
over portions of public thoroughfares
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Haw. Ter.4
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that are little" better than bogs and
Haw. Ter. 3
ers of the society.
quagmires
Cal. Beet Sug. & Ref. Co. G 100
In rainy weather.
In ' finishing or remodeling your
Jlon. Gas. Co., Ltd., 5s. 00
Haw. Com. & Sug. Co. 5
.03
half the trouble and expense by using; rilCCANULESS CLAIM TO
101 X
Hilo R. R. Co., Issue 1901. I0i
finish.
LAND DENIED BY COURT-Hilo R. R. Co., Con. 6 ... 9H 94 X Beaver Board,? the new- ,wall
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We will receive) by the Lurline to-- 1
& L. Oo. 6 .. , '07
Hon.
L. L. McCandless this morning lost
morrow, a. shipment of i f res,h Califor- a land case
Kauai Ry. Co. 6s ,v. . . , . . CO.
in Judge Whitney's court,
and ;"Puri-tau- wherein
nia Fruits and Vegetables
too
Kohala DItcJi Co. 6e Z . . . . .
he sought for the confirmaCreamery Butter. ' Henry May &
McBryde Sugar Co, 6s.,
99 K,
tion of. title to a tract of about sixty-eigCo., Ltd. ' Telephone 1271.
Mutual Tel. 6b. .... ... . J03
acres jt Keaau, Waianae. Title
Counsel for Mildred Bruns yesterOahuR. &L-- Co.5 . ... .
was
registered and confirmed
ordered
Oahu Sugar Co. 5 . . . , .. 102 U
day filed an appeal In supreme, court
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been ruined for life by paregoric, laudanuxa ani morphine, each cf vs h::h h a
narcotic product of opium. Druggists are prchibited freni sclllr c!l!::r ct thj
narcotics named to children at all, or to anybody, vrULout ULc'.irj l'.:rn
"poison." The definition of "narcotic" is: "A rr.edicint xc?.:::. r:
end produces sleep, but which in poisonous dose produces i!v?cr, cc rizt ccr. 1 .if
sions and deat h. The taste and smell of medicines contain:.-- 7 ciura aro ti
and sold under the names of "Drops "Ccrdiab,w "cc4.h;rj CjrjrV
v iho.:.
etc. You should not permit any medicine to bo given to your chil-r-- ;a
you or your physician know of what it is compc-cCntcrla Czzi lizl cc:
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know iomethitff about your great mnlicine ami, wVra m.tlrr
w h t
MiJe from my own t amtlj experience, I have. In but I know V..c furrauU cf y c :r C
my years of practice, found CaalorU a- popolar and IXM n In rrrpirci.n. IJ; '
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FOHTT YE ins
or laudanum to make itilep. TIjcso !ru will frc l.:cn
p,
and a few dropi too many will produce the sice? freni v.I:!cIj t!:rro U
no traklaj. llxhj are the children who havebeca killed cr w!.c l.ca'.th l.aj
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Claa Sugar Co. 6
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Pac. Sug. Mill Co. 6s
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Natomas Con. 6s.
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20 H. C. & S. Co. 44, 65 IL C. & S.
1 Co; 44, 10 H. C. & S. Co. 4
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Between Sales 85, Oahu
5 Oahu
Oahu 27
, 30 Oahu
5 Oahu 27,' 65 Oahu
20
50
50
28,
Oahu.
Oahu 28.
Oahu
C H. C. & S." Co.
45 It: C. & S.
90 H. C. & S. Co. 44, 50 H.
Co. 44
C. & S. Co. 44, 20 Haw. Sug. 43, 50
67
Onomea 53,- 40 Onomea
73 Hilo Com.
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Onomea
Haw. Agr; 192, 300 Pioneer
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20 Ewa
10 Ewa
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2000 Olaa Q7o
20 Eda
20:0
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Hilo Ex.
6
1000
Session t Sales
Hilo Ex.
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Onomea 56, 75 Oahu 28, 55 H. C. &
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decree nf dismissal entered in the Territory.
were
point f
boundaries
The
the
Whitney In the divorce suit
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owns a
as
McCandless
contention,.
by. her (against Harry , C.
tract on several .sides of the one in
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Whisky that has the guarantee of dispute and the land had teen transthe United States Government as well j ferred to him before the present ;Ter,
as that of Peacock & Co., Ltd., it is, to t ritorial government came into exist
K& f bVan with rkiSnffHonAA. unrt In dnspft CUCCi
Judge Whiteney . and Court Clerk
to suit A telephone" message to 1.704
Marcallino sprung a surprise .that
will be attended to.
f
protest from counsel "for
signs are being bfought-'-New street-nam- e
both
when
sides
they announced, nea.
Kalmuki
section!
the
of
erected In; the
conclusion
go
the
of
,up
the lengthy hearing,
to
desiring
cityv Strangers
valley road ean .rida to the end that : they had gone over unostentatiof the carline and then ride- back ously several days ago and personally
again and perhaps they will see the InspecUd the tract and had a fairly
signboard very carefully .placed ; be- good idea'of what the boundary evi'V'",
hind the waiting fetation.
dence was. The attorneys declared
Mrs. Wiihelmina Borake, wife of the court had no right to accept any
August j; Bomkedled at her home in evidence except that entered Ip court,
Kalihi yesterday tit the age of , 33. Be- while the court held that It had the
side her husband she Is survived by privilege of inspecting the original evi- "
two sons and two daughters; by a f dence.brother, FV Weber, of Waimea, Kauai,
and by two sisters, Mrs. J. F. Jans- - BOY.'S'SKULL FRACTURED
fiom the
by Judge
brought
Biuns.
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STRUCTUREEQUIPMENT
LOCATION
SERVICE
PLAN, FROM $2.00 U?
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The following district magistrates
were reappointed, yesterday by Chief
Justice Robertson:
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James t) wight; who
; S. Kahoohalahala,
Hawaii
Kaau,
fell
a
Rapid Transit
from
westbound
:
Latest sugar quotation: 4.05 cents, Maul, and Edward Wilcox, Makawao, car on Wilder avenue yesterday
morn- or $81 per ton.
MauL The ' last two are second dls--. jng and sustained a fractured skull as
trict magistrates: D..K. Vailehua was j a result of his fall, is reported to be
also appointed district magistrate oc resting well .at the Queen's 'hospital.
Hana, Maul, in.?place of the former When the police arrived at the, scene
shortly after the accident, the; boy
magistrate, L. IC, Kakani.
was still unconscious and it was
thought that h was only stunned by
the blow until examination by Dr.
Herbert showed that his skull was
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Beets 12s
The croatest leather preservative, softener and
water-proof-
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known.
shoes, it has no equal, and by, applyeld
ing to
cr stiff leather, will re:tcro flexibility.
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Telephone 1208.
as mm V: MESSENGER
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PARCEL DELIVERY
PHONE 1S61
We know everybody and understand
tlte business.
HARRY ARM ITAGt.. Special Partner
H. C. CARTER. ......General. Partner
0. A, WALKER....... General Partner
Hairy Armitagc
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Cable and Wireless Address
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"ARMITAGE"
3jbo qijM dn opts q6u s
AND
GENERAL
Steps will be taken to notify property owners, along Beretania avenue
to connect their premises with the
newly' laid water, sewer and gas
Telephone 3658, mains as soon as possible, as the city
Fort, Near King St.
proposes to macadamize
that thoroughfare at an early date.
Prof. H. B. Bairos writes Dr.- - Pratt
Offers for immediate Sale:
that satisfactory interest is shown by
the people of Kauai in the tuberculosis
exhibit and lectures he is giving
Corporation
on that island. He says his discovPoulson Wireless
eries are attended by 200 to 400 persons on every occasion. He will reMarconi Wireless Tel. Co. (Canadian) turn here with the exhibit' about Aug
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Transfer Co.
National Wireless Tel. & Telegraph Co,
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Jas. F. Morgan Co., Ltd.
Mexican Premier Oil. Co.
STOCK BROKER
Information Fwmlthad ind Loan
Mada
157 KAAHUMANU STREET
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Limited
King Solomon T. & D. Co.
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Mascot Copper Co.
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The Simplex patented
corner lock Is so slrr.rTa ar.l p!a!n
In construction that it adds many times to tho sanitary features over
chill-les- s
the old method of bed construction. TJia Cinjlex 5s an
cl
bed,-versimple In design and very substantial It 13 to to had
in all of the approved plain and combination color
The
castors are
with pressed steel wheels. Tia tH-.:- .l
c:rz:r
loclt, however, Is our strong claim for your consideration, for it naks
a stronger, bet.-r-. lighter and'more sanitary bed. It Is fi- -c a stror--3
claim to superiority that we patented this device.
all-ste-
aH-etc-
KEKR STOKE REMOVAL.
L. - B.
Kerr
&
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Co., Ltd., Is removing
ball-tearl-
ts business stana rrom tne tvapioiani
ng
For sale by .
Coime Fusrafe?; j Co.,
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CALL FOR YOUR LAUNDRY
ABADIE, Prop.
TELEPHONE 1431
The International
ETerything In the printing line at
Alakea street ; branch. conference in Lonioa
in Washington.
Merchant street.
tar-Bnllet-
St
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Development Co.
Queen Regent 'Merger Mines Co.
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Members llonolola Stock and Bond
Exchange
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SAI 3IZ
ARE ABSOLUTELY
ustvS, and probably will, proceed to
tour Maul with the display.
For Cuts. Bruises, Bums, ? i
Corns, Itch. Sores. Pi'cs, 4 V
Wounds, etc Price 25c.
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theoft' block at Fort and Hotel streets.
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STAR-BULLE- T
1912
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THE TRUTH ABOUT
LAURENCE REDINGTON
IS NEVER A KKDC1Z
SPORTING EDITOR
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Final Match Against Castle a
Local Golfers Can Sympathize
Disappointment from SpecCastle
tators' Standpoint
badly Off
with Protest Against Roping
Greens That Are Too Fast
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As an exhibition of supposedly first
class tennis, the final match of the
3912 tournament. In which J. Ather- ton Richards yesterday annexed the
Hawaiian championship, was a dis
appointment. ' Itichards beat A. L
Castle. holderJn three straight sets
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his game. Others, and they are in
the majority, believe that Castle was
that!
below his game,-anyounger
player wouldn't catch
the
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him so easily again.
v ntxnxxuttxxnnttttnn tin u n n un nnnnn tt n n xi nun n
NEW YORK. "This ball club," says
The fact remains that Castle missed
many easy shots which he would ordi- John McGraw, referring to his Giants,
narily have pounricd back across the "Is a stronger all round club than the
net to good effect. He was especially Gaints that won the world's championweak on his ha.rkhand. Rnd. Richards ship in 1905. It Is making a good
was quick to discover this, And - many more runs than mat ciud aia.
throughout the natch put ball afterl " Let 'us look the two teams over and
ball, to his opponent's near side. These' see.1 Behind the bat in 1905 McGraw
Lnstle cither put out of court, orelse!had Bresnahan j and' Bowerman, and
was such a good man that
lit weakly, the ball dropping often' Bresnahan
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cn'his-owcatching 'staff of, the
present
side of the net. In facti! the
on the 1905 team,
nothing
apparent
cham-l Giants has
was the former
to
simpien's irnMIIty to play even the
Bresnahan, like Meyers, was . 'jt fine
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frrA art all.prminf! hlrk- kit ticI.Lar.d strokes, that every one 1cc-7cn the rrcur.Js
comncntinr; on it ' step as tt$' chief, and a better base
r.:A all Richards had to do" to win alr'tnner. lie was quite as valuable to
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cman was at his best in those days,
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Clever
tco, and though the Giants have two
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implied,' however, proficient ascend string men in Wlson
It rr.ust net
that th!3 v .3 iLc enly shot In Rich and Hartley, the catching staff was as
ard's collection. Ho cave a very nifty JjstroAg c's it ii now. J
exhibition cf driving throughout tfce! strona Hcavfrig eUt',
match. ana sccir.ca to have a magnet . ThA nitchintr mainstvs in 1095
anchored,; on both outside corners of were Mathewson, McGinnlty;, Tayjor,
the court, to hold the? ball Just inside. wntsV and' Ames: That was .s strong
and in practically an unplayable po Ktaff. hut? ertainlv - Marauard more
eition. He played with ease and sure- than fills he place left vacant "by
throughout the match,-witthe Gmnit3r,, Wilts perhaps isn't as
cf one or two games, when .,endable now as then, but he and
he was almost as unsteady as his op-- , Ames and . Mathewson are going
ronent. but on the whole his play m- - t
, y, Mathewson with his head
.pressed the spectators as .. having
Eklll Btiii being a
great possibilities. He hasn t muchfigur6 inUhe
t
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to learn about the driving
me. at
to the'team than was
coming
Castle3 was
some beautiful Taor aod With Tesjeau equipped
are
Rlong
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better
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plaVmnJenc
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guardian on thrown balls. ftlcGraw describes Doyle as a fa&t ground cover-er- .
r He covef s as much either way as
Gilbert did and lays way over the lat-ter In hitting arid base running. He
makes more hits and longer hits and
is prominent as a' cleanup batter.
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both, for one time he would carefully,
and with treat precision, place a slow-.liball three feet .behind the back- 11
nue, &uu ine nevi ' wouiaJ' execuie. a
brilliant smash Into .the" net. As game
after game went to Richards, Castle's
admirers raised their eVebrows higher and higher, and finally gave up
trying to solve the purrle.
Castle Braced In Second.
The second "set saw Castle make
a decided ' brace. He took the first
and second, and then in the third
couldn't get out of the way of a wild
smash- that hit. him while, standing
several feet out of court, and, of
course, lost him the point This Incident seemed to bother him, and he
dropped the game, and likewise the
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8:15. Off Lale; Hawaii about 4 week, and a V.'c ia:
miles astern of us; nothing else in end Suniay cf the n:
tstlve dites. In all
sight . .
9 a. m. Hawaii passed us to wind- Kilo ball toshers will 3
ward; Charley Lewis has been at team of the Oahu C ... - li
the wheel since the start. Jack turn.
O'Brien relieved him.
12 noon. Passed Bird Island; Ha sha, each claiming the ti'.l? cl t
wall away ahead.
champions, announce that t!.y c:;;
1:30. dff Makapuu light; lota of to play in Europe th!3 sir..:, r.
wind; sea bumpy.
The challenge can:e frcra l. Ib I
2 p. m. Square off again for the gett and J.' F. Price cf :i b :: Vr
home; stretch; set spinnaker and-wboclaiai to bo the cha a;
;,.,., .i.vy.tut.
their iStatey "which title v - ;
2 : 35. Qff Moana.
Balloon
carried
Grcen'shur,
Kan., lat fall by.',
away.: ' Relayed, and- every minute in'g ' Hdtchir.son; Burtcn,' Cr.
counts ;nqw, .as Hawaii looks like: she Haviland Wcelsford,' ' Hrrnb.-r.:- ,
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is crossing.
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Crossed Ifne; maybe the old series; of games 'with cz li tv,: :
watermelon packet can't go some. ,
winning every' game" but r.r. :.
crossed 34 minutes ahead: '
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to pitch-thTO SHOW SKILL IfJ EUROPE turn. until the latter ani
part cf r
In declining to accept' a 'challenge ber. .We' woulcl not think cf
from Kansas for a horseshoe pitching 100 games for $100. The caly way '
tournament this summer to determine pitch with small teams ii th? b;
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the championship of the world Robert three 'out of five. We
Richards and Geo. Petty of Chick'a- - only and usejour own sbr.
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a slow one coming
alter a Dan mat . nas oeen lurngu
through a mile a minute!
"Walter's curfe is not the widest
in the world but it is a quick one and
enough- to ac-
His
complish the desired, purpose.
good,
control, .which' always has been
Improving.
seems
"On top of this he has. a splendid
disposition for a pitcher. Nothing
feeems to rattle him. Some pitchers
get up in the air if they think an umpire has missed a strike in a pinch,
but Walter Just smiles, knowing that
he can lay the next one over It he has
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Jack White.. ... ..John Ankove"
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FERN GETS LEASEHOLD.'
gret ever taking it in as Hawaii has ;
Mayor J. J. Fern has leased twen- - good lead now and is heading north j
acres of land in Kahaluu, North straight out to sea; lose sight or all
Kona, from Thomas C. Whle, for a boats pow. Good night,
term of fourteen" years at an annual 6:15 a. m. Sunday. Light winds all
rental of $135; , The lease dates from night and a heavy current running;
v': 'ust picked up Hawaii on horizon.
July 1,1912. .
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boats It now looks like the Hawaii
ana aiomuu are our uiuy rivtus.
7 p. m. Barber's Point; Molly is
closing in on us and: Hawaii still
astern of the Molly. Took in spinnaker and set jib topsail. Winds light
but we are certainly travelling. Lit
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7 : 50. Molly is - abreast of us, with
X1:'Z XhV on her heels. It fV now
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we are
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FIGHTERS' NICKNAMES
ODD THING OP'GAMP
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"Was the charity ball a success?"
"Oh, yes, indeed. They say the
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gown;; must have cost a
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(ball and his control to make him for- i'mldable: but now he has acquired a
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greater number of the undulating
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speed much nowadays. In fact, he
4 seldom cuts one loose with all.:, his
might unless' he happens to be In a
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S, who Is weak on the fast ones. He
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balls with,, a
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pitcher," said one of the veteran um- j pires of the American
League recent- iiy, in discussing the Washington mar
vel. "If you. could have a hurler
made to order you couldn't design one
who would be a bit more effective
' than the big Swede,, whose name is
a terror to the best batsmen, in the
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may become farcjal in. an 'ordinarily
dry summer, Firally, there is an
creased responsibility on' the greenV
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make a brace, and to have taken the match follows:
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set at least, Kicnaras puiiea off some
beautiful half volleys from the mid-- : Richards
court In this set, passing Castle with!
them when" the latter tried to take Castle..
lhe.net, after apparently getting Rich- - Richards
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Castle . .
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after-tennis
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was pulled off In Wichita, Kan.,
recently, between two teams of
f bur men each. Four small mo- s tor runabouts, were used, with
a anver ana a manei swinger
Two of the guards
in each.
Yfield,.
in a forty.-acr- e
maneuvered
At V K
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foot! nmn
disposed
were
rest
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while
.1A
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(uiui, tuiu
took the next, putting the score
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This was a long deuce game, which
The rules that govern regu
Castle lost eventually through his inequestrian polo prevaillation
ability to handle backhand strokes.
ed, except "that a basket ball
the seventh, and Richards
Castle
vas used instead 'of the reguthe eighth. Then the latter broke
lation willow. Carl , Evans, a
through Castle's service for the sec
Wichita driver, and Ross King,
ond time in the set, taking the ninth,
a former race driver who is well
and then the tenth and the set. known in California and the
The third and final set was almost
Pacific Coast, handled the forward cars. The game was a
won his first four service games, andj
distinct novelty, and bids fair
then Richards broke through and ran'
to make a hit in the Middle
out The sixth looked like the decis-- '
West.
lve' game, going five times - to deuce,
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g g g $
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of the nety Had Castle won it the
that the lead and the
chances
m,Tpd doubiGS will be started
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first baseman in baseball, . and : he
means ft. The only. one who can meas-usskill with him is Mclanea. Meris
kle a better first baseman ;than
ever was. He covers ' groXihd
like A shortstop, is a first class batter
and base runner and a fine first sack
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the charni !cr.3 cf ' O .:.
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the garae3 bo c.'-illr:; r
the" three
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Comparison of ' Player.
- As between
Fletcher and , , Dahlen.
the former is 'one of the best in the ent occurred in
the.finl match of the
game on the range of his work, quick London,
amateur
tournament
at recovering after a fumble and. a little more than afoursome,
ago,
year
wheni on I
strong thrower; but for all that!
mi. piercing ejsi wina ana nara
Dahlen- - was a wonderfut-defensi- ve
glassy
greens eHcb side yeachetf the
player and at his best in a pinch. He ttnth green
at Walton Heath - in Jons
made less show of his work tuan Etroha and each-. ultimately conce ? 1 J , j
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spectacular way- ;t..il
five ' Greens
accomplished-abouas, much. Herrog, this character;
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(t:were
to i be
good man' that h 1s, isn't the player found upona jdpwnlacd-icourses;'-"usually!
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Devlia was when the latter was ih
coLiiicu
if
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prime
mey
vwere.
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umKjpumpiy
succeeded
WerUs, Dolln and? Browne: najjea
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hard hitting outfield" for the Giants in flat) greejjbuUti out
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of the hilislfe
1905. Browne when, at, his best was having
on.
4Dnar sidW. bsLct-wia whirlwind" at funning to '.fltst and a chalk and on.
the ofchar a ifiwHwifei. '
splendid throwef, vbut 'the present
SriodgTass,j Becker amf Murray,
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represents better combined throwing
is clear that the- undulating 'fer'een
ability , than did the trio of 1905 It u Itopen
to abuses;, the hand of the de- -'
The win of thb yacht Kamehameha
may not hit quite as well, but hits signer.musthe
in
the round-Oah,
race which finished
and
unduskillful
the
pretty well for all that, and "more than lotions,
Sunday
Ipat
must
afternoon,
not
chal- overdone.
has led to-makes up for any comparative short- they beepme
almost as irritating; as lenge from the defeated Molilou for
comings in that respect by superiority the
greens
old
that sloped as- the roof another brush between the two boats
in covering ground, throwing and. hust- of a house.
There
is a tendency,- ai- - ever the same course. Captain Charles
ling on, the bases, ;Murray never field- reaay
vuaer lmmeaiateiy put in a chai-ton
one
or two courses',
visicie
ed as well as he is doing this year,
"confuse that which Is interesting lenge to the winner, and it Is likely
and Becker covers us much ground as with
that which a merely trlckv and that the race will be a
any outfielder in the game.
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a player through no fault of affair.
The present team is more strongly vhehever
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is
own
jpne of
his
the island
The circuit
la confronted with a nut
fortified -- With substitutes, than its pre- which is really
most popular courses sailed by
be.
impossible..
whprA
decessor. The 8ubstitues fit in so nice- human skill
can lay the' ball witnin ' local racing skippers, as it gives pracly that the absence of a regular makes
Bna
man six pr seven feet Of the hole :ucw a
nisn- a sea wun-it"- ;
no difference in. the sharpness- 'and lessmay
interfering with btlslnes3, provid-ary.lin.aafely be said that, the bburid-011- 1
drives of, thi attack," and they are
'that the start is made Saturday
between the twn WiiatTH;
taught in the school of speed,; ready been
as was the case last time.
afternoon,
Aptn
tx
to carry on the work at the same clip
tut;
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ictrui iatc uuo ui liic, i;u(jui'
when pitched into a game.
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Assured fcr the Enerxr.rr,
The proposition
each new course a more complex and
Ingenious work of art.'- - It mayi be
said with comparatively little exag-- .
geration that at one time the. maker
of golf courses selected for, his green
the flattest and smoothest piece of
turf he could find. Next he rolled it
until he had smoothed out such .natu; t
ral wrinkles w were In - It; .finally. !
even as Yankee Doodle "stuck a feath- -'
e; yi his cap and called it, macaroni,
he stuck a fiig In the middle and called it. a putting green.- - Thia procedure; was occasionally .varied by the
selection bf a deep aitUe dell or iioi-lohaving' ' this charming' property,
that a ball once In': It coula never get
out again; thus approach shots, good,
bad, or - Indifferent, all; Served ; almost
equally well their ultimate purpose.
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No Variety.
y
wasras
sloping
green
A
putting
a
rule a thing of ; beautiful simplicity
in that it all, sloped, one way Fearful
stories- were told of two' players stand
ing at tne bottom or such a green and
havings alternated puts Vat Ue hole;,
they had no need materially, to change
tueir, positions, since the halL havine
evaded the, hole, rofled .gently rdown
hill again to the spot whence It started and theJioIe.was in the end halved
by,mutual consent, ' It may be remem
bered that a somewhat similar' Incid
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nis fans, who were delayed at their
desks, and went to the Beretania Club
iate, expecting to see at least half of
the match, were faced with deserted
courts and empty stands.
Richards was right on, and Castle
was way- off. Just how much Richards'; if'ccness" counted for Castle's
5
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failed to agree.
Some
thought tl.it the new champion, by
keeping Castle away from the net and
cutting the corners so often with clean
trts
Arrangements fcr f.'c:tinn 'with
The putting green of today Is, the
subject of an able sketch In the London Dally ILall: : The modern, patting
green becomes with , the opening of
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board .reasonable.
Phone. 133?.
1043-5- 0
Beretaiia' Ave; Shady Nook.
sectldn
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new house, three bedrooms; all jcon
ven fences. 1249 Matlock Ave.; Phone
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carline. Address C. E. W., P. O." Box
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BTABBT7LLETIX,.TUESDA
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One share Hidalgo ru obex and coffee Fully furnis1fled,
'More soda water drinkers. Better to Young Japanese who speaks English
beautiful view, gas range. , S. II. Furnished room . and board la print
of' 1905, bearing dividend this year.
Buffer from stomach acbe than D. Ts.
and writes well wants position in anyI I
Dowsett, $42 Kaahurhanu- bouse, walking distance1 troxrt post-oOc- e.
Address "Rubber," Bulletin office..
Nothing bat good effects from drinkplace.
Has chauffeur's certificate.
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Address B. H--", Bulletin ofing our Hoot Beer or Pineapple HonI
Address "K P. O. Box 710. ,
College
Furnished
Hills; reasonhouse.
i::s-t- t
fice.
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5295-ln- v
Soda Water Co., 31A N. Beretanla;
to responsible party. Apply J.
able
6x3-2- 4
gauge
1000
corrugated
sheets
4941-- tf
mgr.
' C. E.
D. Marques; TeL 26S5.
5293-t- f
shape. ' Hon.
and ridge. First-clas- s
Large, airy, mosqulto-proo- f
room,' with
Civil engineer, 10 years' experience.
.
SL
Co.,
Scrap
Iron
Halekauila
board,
,coupls
suitable
married
for
Tartncr with $800 for , manufacturing
preferred.
S.
H.
"W.
Plantation
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Unfurnished 8 -- room house,
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gentlemen;
,1245
or
two
n.
5288-lra
business. Iarge profits For details
Emma..
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i ha I ; ' gas connection.' S. H. Dowsett,
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address "F. A. IlM.
842 Kaahumanu:
5293-3e,
5230-lPosition by Japanese as chauffeur. Two Bargains in real estate, on
years' experience. Telephone 3839. plains' and hills. "Pratt," 101 Stan-- : New bungalow, College Hills; ready The Hau Tree, 2199 Kalia Rd.: Wal-kl- kt
Second-han- d
Only first-cla- ss
private hotel
violin, cheap.
State
. 5265-2Ask for Inoue.
genwald Bldg.; Telephone 162.
for occupancy August 1. TeL 3193.
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5293-3n.
on
price. Address "M. A",
beach.
5292-2W- "
5299-Position by young' Japanese as chauf- Thoroughbred Pomeranian Spitz pup
Varnished rooms,. with board, t IIui- -.
5292-lfeur. "J P. O. Box 6S0.
pies.- No. 4 Queen St, bet. Alakea The ' property known as the' "Wilder
Qentleraeh
tace cottage, W(klkl
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AUTO SERVICE.
BAKERIES.
5290-l-
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New Sunrise, 1208 Nuuanu. Pies, cakes,
"ice cream delivered to any part of
5247-3city. P. O. Box 901.
in town. Experienced
feurs. Telephone 1910.
Packard. Phone
2511. Young Hotel SUnd; Charles
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Ecynolds.
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conveniences,' 2.50 up.;
tel, Nuiihn Ave.
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runnbgv water everyU room.
grounds,;
5277
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ropms.
Inter-Islan- d
and Oahu Railroad ship- Large,' cool, mosqultdr proof
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cor.
King,
Phoney, bath. ; Engleside, 1neyard, 254
Richards. Hot
The Ideal furniture for the tropics. We
office." tf
ping books at
Handbag, between Alea and King St.,"
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nr. Emma.
52S5lm . running watea," every room.'
hcu: W a
submit designs or make from your
' marked Augusto' Vlnccnte Peters.
plans. : Picture framing done.
S. Easter lily bulbs.' Apply Miss I. Ren
Return to Peters Drug "Co.- Reward. Fuji Co., eis
1140.. --Alakea, j; opp. Hawaiian
Hotel,
5293-lSaikl, 563 Beretanla; Phone 2497.
wick, Mountain View." '
5233-l; t
Alcove,-134com5
furnl. h he:-Emma. Home
.Running water; mosquito-proo- f;
5245-6tel The
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reading
room.
OH furnllur-, Fine
,5287-lforts, piano,
ephone;
Horse, btujrgy and harness. Cheap.
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It. Ohtani, 12S6 . Fort; TeL 3745. ; "X.,
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Screens,' stands, etc
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Two rooms .suitable
for housekep-Ing-.
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Thei Trknso t
'73
Beretanla5 St; Phone
Apartment hotel. Rates $40 and' up.
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EMPLOYMENT- - OFFICZ.
invention. No; addressing necessary,
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5277
BeretahiaSt:-in sending out bills- or receipts, j Ho- iletr,opcJA0 Alakea, StcHftUseiceep
Buttermilk"; ' pure,' fresh churned.' De- -'
123? Ll.iha; Tel. i;:i.
Co., Ltd. sole The
nolulu
T.'Il
2tT2
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7rju's,,tn Ktt
S: 'Beretanla 'agentrf
carpenters,
laborers,
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Masons,
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V.'cci; Ycuns Auto Stand; phone
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Yamada,
Estimates furnished
Bldg. Phone 2157.
t., nr.Jvlng.
contractor:
09 McCandless
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Iness'men. VDrop posta.'Box 452, and Del Monlco Centrally located; moder?
atertefe?0
vHli send man'withi ca"r to demon- "
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strate.' E,
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montb and
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jCan
up.'1 Helen's Court 'Adams Lane.' .
look Cit' Contracting &; Building Co., 24 N. Overland, 5 passenger Good condition.
they
ralnt ar.d varnish autos
;.v:v";.,!62jMraraytoc
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uuariu;" Materlals; supf ' Auto Painting Co., Lillha,: "nr. "King.
as
as new." Vorkmen of jmany ""Hotel, nr,
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years experience. Let "us 'figure.
AlakeaIe'dsfly'? neift'.BulIitiri'.? Rooms
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$2 week. Baths and telephoned
3 500; terms; speeds J
1911 Ford
K.' Hofluchl, Lillha, nr. King; Tel 3801. omeier, iTesio ianK. j. vv. ikerpnner.
ART NLCDLEWORK.
,,. 5185-- tf
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guaring and
n airy rooms, $15 up.
Work:
Baths.
Lladsira, rrench and'all kinds of nee7
6266-3experience.
18
anteed.
year'
dlework' done to order. Artistic
5250-3m
fcr stamping." lingerie, houseThe- - Villa,; 12 69 Fort; Phone 2505.' 'All
s.
nate-rlalhold linens, etc. Needlework
CLOTHES CLEANING.
lanai rooms, $12 mOnthJ
Harrison Elk,, Beretanla opp. Buildings,
painting, re:y
5266-3:"
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Matpairing; materials supplied.
man,
City
Cleaning
Co.Young
Clothes
tress and pillows to order. Full line
r
1521 Fort Nice cool, airy room. Hot
when applying for
of furniture In stock. Wing" Tal &
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ARCHITECTURAL.
appearance
everything.
Is
first
.and cold bath. Telephone. 52?2-l5269-3Co 1216 Nuuanu.
We call for and deliver. Phone 2067.
Chang Chan, architect. House plans,
Popular House, 1249 Fort Cool rooms,
,
.". . 6242-6low rates; estimates furnished. Of- Sanlco Co., 1346 Nuuanti; Tel.
tub and' shower, baths, .c - 5262-3for building, paper-hangi:
fice, River Mil) Co., 163 Pauahl St.;
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THE OIUO.
and cement work. Cleans vacant We have the' latest sanitary devices Cassldys, Waikikl; .Tel. 2879. Cottages,
5280-t- f
Tel. 1076.
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5251304
. 5265-6rooms,,; goqd ' bathing. 4
for cleaning clothe. 'Call 1496- - and
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clothes.
ATTENTIONl
v6228-3Before letting contract tbr1 house, see ,.; 889 Kapoaear, Kaunakapjli etiurch
Asalil & Co. - Best workmanship and
V BoaVd?h ftfeslreer.f:.
52M1.
.A little down and a little each' payday
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materials. Phone 1826. ; 208 Bere Try "The' Star. :' qothea cleaned,
will keep you well dressed. : The
5227-SNice, clean rboms,
Model,-Fortpressed ' and mended.' We' send for 59 N; Beretanla
next to the Convent tanla.
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St,P.OT7
5287-l1.50per
week.
hours!
"Within
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deliver
clothes
and
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Building; stone and cement work.palnt- -'
5227-3r- a
Phone 1182. ;
"ing,.
Plans drawn. K.
,1 Onomoto,
FURBISHED COTTAGES
Beretanla and Maunakea.
.i.
S. Hlradal Clothes cleaned, dyed" and
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5270-3u
pressed; short notice. ' All cut flow
mbsqulto-proo- f
cot-3029; Fort' and Small fhrni'shed
ers
Pnohe
sale.
for
L
CICYCLES.,
Kukui lane; TcL3377
tage for housekeeping.; Phone," bath.
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Pauahl Sts.-Carpenter of highest class; 30 years
JEngleside, nr.: Vineyard.. , ;;5285-l.experience In America and Japan.. "The 'Pacific,"5-125- 8
Dowson4 Brothers, sole agents for ReNuuanu: r Phone
5252-3.:
. gal, , Teerless and Bulldog gasoline
- 3063. Make suits good as tlew.' Call 871 y Young, , nr.- - KapioIanL'; Mosquito-- !
engines. Dealers fn Royal Navy
propf cottage, furnished; for houses
for and deliver. Mending, dyeing.
5286-lm
English bicycles and American. bicy- H. Nakanlshl; King and Kaplolani;
6252-3i- n
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3256.
contractor
Phone
and
General
Bicycle
repairing
cles and supplies.
paperhahglng.
a specialty. Phone 325S. Smith, nr. builder; painting.
Matsiioka, 48 N. Kukui; Tel. 3146. San5265-3..
52S7-t"
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Hotel St.
itary methods. Dyeing done. Clothes
sent for and delivered.
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5266-3IL YOSHINAGA, 1218 EMMA ST. Y. Kobayashl, carpenter, contractor
paperhanger and painter. 2034 S.
CONFECTIONERY.
We sell any make of bicycle. Repair
52S6-t- f
3365.
King
Phone
St;
shop up to date. Tires and bicycle
U. Togawa, Nuuanu and BeretanlaV
5244-6r- a
supplies..
.
Tel. 3028. We call' for and deliver. German Conectibnery, 1183 Alakea St.;
Y. Fukuya,.178 S. Beretanla; TeL 1837,
Phone- 5793.
German coffee cake,
Try us. Satisfaction guaranteed.'
plumber
painter,
Contractor,
builder,
bauJjucldjibonlgkuchen marzipan,
M. Hamamoto, 475 Queen; Tel. 2431.
mason
work.
King;
Clothes
and
2227.
Tel.
Asahl, 564 N.
delicious, ieet creams j and sherbets,
Bicycles and bicycle supplies.
Mending.
called for and delfvered.
; weddipg;Jcake, fancy- - paftry, fruit
5262-3Y. Miyao, contractor and . Dullder, 527
;:;-..: 5263 3m
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ckeg, pluin pudding, small: pastry.
Beretanla St Work guaranteed.
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BOARDING-STABLES5245-6r- o
Phone 3516.
Sunrise Dyeing House, 1346 Fort;. Tel.
.
. 1027,
We also clean, hats, 5264-3CROCKERY.
Splendid care taken of horses In our T. Yamura. 1218 Nuuanu, over Miyata
charge. See us before making arStore. Contracts to clean and grade
Sang Yuen Kee & Co. Tinware.
rangements to ' board ' horses. City
vArc
lots.
- crockervifancy china ware. Tin and
Stables, 521 Beretanla; Phone 1921.
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CENTRAL CAFE.
5245-6Sun Lee Tai Co.; 26 N. King; TeL .
4277
genuine
get
1014 Nuuanu St ;
place
home
you'
where
1783. Building contractors and paint- The.
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town.
To
pies
Best
in
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BOOKS.
come here once is to come again.
K228-3, r
ADDITIONAL WANT AOS ON
?09L
. Books' - bought oldrarid. exchahged. j TK;??l0sh,n'v.7lLS?
Buildings. No charge drawing plans.
Second-han- d
school books a spe5262-3Kentucky Cafe, , Alalcea, nr. Queen.-7-Be- st
. PAGE. 1 J
r.;.cialty. Star Book Exchange, 1280
meals in city for the price.
V;
5283-lv Fort St
K. Segawa, 672 S. King; Phone 3236.
Open until midnight Polite waiters.
E243-3Building contractor apd house mover:
Lunches" prepared.'
BUY, AND SELL.
6245-l- y
ALL PERSONS holding
next Bijou ' Theater. Open
Diamonds, watches and Jewelry bought, K. Hara, 524 N. King; Tel. 3921. Build- "Boston."
all night. Caters especially to after-theatrpceipt.for money paid to
sold and exchanged., J. Carlo, Fort St
ings, stone and cement work, etc,
5266-3parties.' V
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lines of. drayjng. Auto trucks:-:';- '
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CANDtCS.
K. Tihara, 1239 Nuuanu; Phone. 3057.
General contractor, builder. Jobber. LSweets
Faultless Candies. ; Twice
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CLEANERS.
ai
Phone
TUNTNO GUARANTEED
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Old , hats with new band and rlhbon
a
montn rresn rrom coast Hoinster
5277
Drug Co., Fort St
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when cleaned .will be neyj. J9s i .n'firerythlngr i In the . printing1 ,JIne nt
Roman, Beretanla St., next fife ta-- " S'ar.Bnllctin, Alakea . street 'jniCch;
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Merchant street.
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City Photo Co; formerly K; "V. Henry.
FERNS.
at
Film developing and printing
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ortectat rates.- - 67 Hotel St
Tel. 3028; Nuuanu Sc Beretanla.- - Ferns,
dwarf trees, rented for receptions.
DRY AND FANCY GOODS.
Agents for Thor
In
mctcrcycl:.-?-
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Er ;.ilr.3-
Ilrrolulu Motor Supply. Ltd., Pbcr.e ZZZli
Kuuanu, nr. Beretanla St
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second-han- d
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herb remedies. Cures any malady.
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5277
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and hemstitching to order.1
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Fhoto-EngraTl-
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pressed and! eyed.
and delivered.
VVcrk
Nlepers Express, Phone
and furniture moving.
5277
1315.
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Victor Records
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Star-Dullct- in
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called for
PIANO MOVING.
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of Wsruest. grade J. A. Ntinfes, King and AlapaL 24yeip
experience In Hawaii Las horseshcr
secured from he
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WERCHA;iT TAILOR.
Stk.;lPhOE-f-
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St Y, A. Lama, Palama Junction. New
Complete stock of Madeira
and second-han- d
hardware of all
center pieces, doylies,
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luncheon sets. Made to order if de- -'
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HORSE SHOER.
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During the hot months have your
horse clipped by electric clipper,
hardware;
hand-enl-broider-
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OR-
Mellm. JC2 Hot?l; Phone
l ,iTadra embroider-
Initial
s
DRAYING.
Gomes ; Express 7716 FortJ TeK ' 2298
CMSnOlCZHY.
: ..3331; tzanrir--
men's furnishings. ' Hotel and Bethel Sts.
First-clas-
J.
Mrs.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS.'
DRUGS.
B245-3-
MADEIRA
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Fancy dry goods and
Yat Loy. Co.
' men's furnishing goods. .12-1- 6 King
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should present
them at once for correction. Albert Haiff is no
linger in our employ.
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ALBERT HALFF on
CLOTHING
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Orders promptly attended to; AnycUss
of hauling. Phone 3115. .;Emba Express' Stand J' Vr .; : t ..'
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1623. Express and draying cf all
LAC- kinds. Prompt and eScIent service.
52S3-3- n
Six team
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Dressmaking; cut" by FVerich system.
can "clothe yourself completely '
- Shampooing'
nd 'manicuring" done at You
V here "'for
very email sum. Boys'
Room 105'lfajestlc Hotel, cor.
furnishings.'-trunks.-- 1
cl6thfng,:meii's
5282-l"
suitcases,' "etc; Kam Chong Co Fort
Beretanla:- and
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Mrs. Caiinoh, dressmaker." 'Evening
gowns a specialty. 9 BeretaniaSt,t
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G. Domingo; ex;
- PhOnb '.:3284ji--?'5271
gives
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In
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vlcIJn
lessons
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Beginners a specialty. A u..rc.
Lee Tai Ar .Co., 26 N. King; iTel.
F.- Anderson,- Bcrjstrcrn
Miss ; Nellie . ""Johnson, dressmaker. Sun
1783.
Furniture of all kinds. Koa
Dressmaking of every, description.
Fdrt St'.
made to order a specialty.
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5277
Union St . , .
Bergstrczx' t!::z!c Co.
ar.l
Kawaguchl, 509" N. King; ' TeL 2073.
i::;-ic:- i
sical
izztruzizziz.
FLORIST.
Men's shirts, ladies' and children's
.
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5262-3.' .r
dresses.
Flowers Lels to order at Julia
motq-sycl- ::.
' Pauahl and Nuuanu; Tel.
DEVELOPING AND PRINTING.
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Love's Express. Phone City Transfer
Co., No. 1281. Household good3 stored.
John Rodrlgues, Miller, nr. Punchbowl
Stringed instruments repaired.
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meat-safe- s;
5251-3- m
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1264 Nuuanu Book- $3.50 to $17.
W. Matsushita,
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need a ccc' yrrdraan cr g:nurefii; servant?: C a .up;.' u:"r-r,'tania. Cr.'IIircka.'
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Tim Kee, , King firid Alakea.. t .Manila
cigars. .Victoria,"! Conchas, LondresT""
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5277 Japanes
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sumoto, 112 1 Union, nr. Ilct;'.Phone 1735.
Kam Sing? "Cigars,- - tobacco, candies,
softfdrint and novelties. Next to
c..
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Japanese cock, waiter, yard be;'.
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Tl::T.o Zi:X
Jabcrers.
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paper-hangin- g,
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i:.r; :.tar.:i, ;fcr
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cocks, yard tCjS,
Y,' Nakanlshl.
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The bestr blend of 'the finest Havana
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paper-hangin-
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yari-bbj'sco-
TffeInVa'R,fa;,53iote,inA Pimxh, ' MiJ CIGARSAND TOCACCO.T
upJstars.; rooms,
boLargejairy
5287-l;''...;
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the invaters. ;
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The Metz ;i912; '22 -- horsepower, 3Tseat-'- :r
runabout;: Just the thing" fori bus- -'
:;..( ?'TnACTO.i.:JD builder.
George
n. ' AUTOS FOR SALE
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Ksonable rites.,.
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Auto
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2311,
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Fhcr.e 2S48.
Pierce.
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The Bougainvillea, 'Rooms and aboard,
select Mrs. Rodanet, Beretanla St
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Inter-Islan- d
Chauf
seven-seate- d
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King
The
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5277
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Room and board in private family for
Apply 194S
.lady; And; gentleman.
!
?retanla, opp. Hawaiian Hotel.
Furnished housekeeping rooms, i
.
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Beretanla Ave..
13C8; 627
FURNISHED ROOMS
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Trips around the Island Wednesday
and 'Friday; rates, $4.50 each. Those Love's Bakery, manufacturers and dis-- , Cocoanut pfants or sale; Samoan va'desiring to make trip are requested j :irlbutors of finest , qualitjr . bread,
riety: 'Apply A. DC Hills, Lihue,
to come and book. City Autd Stand, ;, crackers, pfes, and cakesj. '
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"Kauai. -.
crp. Uath'olic Jllision; Iort St;
. ,. 5293-3i '
Thone-KC-4
E379tf
or :J17.
Uchiuml, 518 N. King; Te;. 3921. ; De'
Home-mad- e'
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bread "Just like moth '
u- . r '; .,
livers- Stai "kerdsene; 5 galsV ?5s.
.u. ' -- r . .AiFGd.to onake.''.. Boston .baked beans I
SC
62r0-3r- a
Evcry-Itcadand brown 'read Saturdays'." Fresh
Co.; 11 C: King, man-llil;
dally,"
212
Every
pastry
Bakery;
iReady
self?
Agents
.
Home..
for
.
afr.'
Rubber-tire- d
phaeton, cost 3450, for
,
5227-3:
repairing.
Mililanl ijBeretania.
etartrr.
Wright-llustac'Tel. 1148. ' v
3150.
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.and Queen'' Sts.; Phone' 2656.
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building, corner of Fort and Queen
j055-t- f
"ini.streets, .Dimensions 41x65." The' build 'only.pgwilr: be Remodeled to suit tenant
Valuable postage stamps of many ua
r
The Argpnarut IJXoom with or without
tlons, sold, singly or collection. P." Q- - fApWto CT'Brewer & 'C6.. Ltd! '
board.- Terms reasonable. Phone
5292-l;
Box 293.
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and Fort
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STAR BULLEl I X; TUESDAY, J.ULY 31912
HONOLULU
S.
S.
S.
S.
FOR SYDNEY, N. S. W. ,
Aug. 5
S. S. Ventura.,...
2
Sept.
S. S. Sonoma.....
30
.'...Sept.
S. 8. Ventura.......
FRANCISCO
SAN
FOR
......
........ July 27
..Aug. 9
....Aug.24
.......
Sierra...
6
S. Sierra......
S. Sonoma
,S.
Crevcr
C.
Sept.
Ventura.....
S.
BAHKERS
Pacific Mail Steamship Co
Tourist aggage
m
Bldg-Hour-
Aug.
.......... .July 307
1
.....Aug. 16
.4,....Aug.
Allowed
HacMoia
ms
Ilouse-palntln-
Artcnta
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Steamers of the above Companyv will call at and leave Honolulu on
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or about the.dates mentioned, below:
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V-
FOR THE. ORIENT,
Agents
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Maru....... .July 16
Aug. 13
Chiyo J.isru...
Nippon Maru...
C. S.
C. C.
.
Sept. 6
Chiyo Maru
Nippon Maru....i.SepL27
...Sept.
...Sept.
....
Maru. .....
Tenyo
01.
ports
Mr.::.
Honolulu
3
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10
Agents, Hcno!u!u.
COOICE, LIMITED,
C
LOv7C3o
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3
Alexanders Daldwin
tCa"u
M.-'Nune-
5252-3-
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12S1
Fort;
t:i2-3-
nerchnnts,
and Insurance Agents
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WAGON RZPAI7I2..
v:.
via.
stn:r.,
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Kc::i rr.i
SC3 NORTH
K. Tachlbanl, King nr. Punchbowl. Erinsr your old vvarona to U3. Ve vrlll
Contract bouse painting, etc.
make as good as new fcr very I.tt.s
5282-3cost - Lee Kau Co.. expert repilrerj
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Commission
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House
Materials.
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Ka-ja- i
,UMCaCLLAC,
House painting , and paperhanging:
Hon. Jobbing Shop. Queen & wuiaoi
Sufjar Factors.
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Tt::J:,
Kauai
ituuao-uai."-
paper-hangin- g.
t.T
Sydney via
celebratsd strictly hand-rad- a
Th
23
ukulele. Invented ty
Salesroom, Kaplc'.anl
years ago.
liJdg. No trouble to show ir.itru
Kee, 1320 Nuuanu.'
painting,
LIU1TED
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UKULELES.
ing,
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' and Beretanla.
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Can Franc!
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Hilo direct
New stock of tools Just arrived.
52323m
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Calls at Manila, omitting call at Shanghai
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King. Tel. 1918. House painting,
polishing, graining Fur
&zdz-zrepaired.
niture
o cviioaiH
M
N. & K. Letters of
kxue
Credit and Traveler's Cbecks
aTailatla throughout the world.
5251-3-
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934, Punchbowl, nr.
Chln'Sung Chan,
leaner-iiiiriKiiiJ-
FOR SAN FRANCISCO
S: 8. Chinyo
Tetyo
,270-3-
.
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LIMITED
CASTLE
0
paper-hangli-
Carriages, wagons, autos, signs. Our
head Dalntcr for' 13 years in Oanu lyr.
carshops. City Auto Painting Co.,
Queen, opp. City Mill lumber yard.
Castle & Cooke,
BAIMEC
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HONOLULU
C. C.
C. C.
C. G.
g,
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July 18
J'iru.
Chinyo Maru.'.. . . .Auj. 9
Vcdntsay.
Hilo via way
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X
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S.
TIRES REPAIRED.
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Co., Ltd.
3
.Kauai pcru i;i::au, ?ir.r..
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Honolulu Yulcanliins Works, cn Ala-te- a Etmr., 10 a. n.
St. is cow prepared toany ve
Thursiiy, Au:-:- t 1.
wrflr to anv size tire for
PAINTER.
hicle. Prices reascnafcla and quir
ro
MX
i P. M(. i. S.
delivery.
years
IlawalL
In
34
Gabriel Davien
Kauai rcrts 7. G. II:.'.. r:
cal- i.
TAILOH3.
p. n.
clmlnlng, decorating- and gralnlas.
Drop' me a postal. Gen. DeL, and
M. Matsuda, 12S2 Nuuanu; Tel. 2213
Hawaii via Mr:i ; :::-- ("
5252-3a
3S3.
to
33
to
will be pleased to calL .
order.
Cults made
stnir., 3 p. m.
For . general Information apply to
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p.
,
MIkaha!a-stmr.-
I
lasurance
on Tern
and Savings Bank Deposits.
Interest
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Jas. T. Taylor, 511 Stangenwald Dldg.
Consulting civil & hydraulic engineer.
Accidelit
American
and Tbotv Cook L Son.
s,
5277
for
the
Express Con piny
July 23
S. S. Siberia....
S. S. China--..
8. S. Manchuria..
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FOR SAN FRANCISCO
Ju!y27
Persia...
Korea....
Siberia...
e,
Wonderful cures
5:91-2by new serum treat
diseases
chronic
ment. 606, given .for blood poison.
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Merchant. Day I
to 12. 2 to 4, and 6 Island Transfer Co.. 229SS31.
Office hours:
Splendid
6290-Sphone 3SC9, niht
Tu:sJay, July
to 7. Phone :630,
equipment for handling all kinds of
Kor.a
and Kau tort a HV.iw
All employes
draylng.
express
and
DERBY,
Dentist
neon.
DR. A. J.
have bad long experience.
9 until 4.
Maul. Mo!okal cnl Lr.r.l
Boston
52C3-5-
and
.
Das-gag-
KInr.
N.
74
-.
Siramerft 'of th above company will call at Honolulu and leave this
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port on or about the dates mentioned below:
City Transfer Co. (Jaa. IL Ive).
furniture and piano movers.
of
DR. MACLENNAN.
AUTOMOBILE
The London Jplst Stock Bank
"Ltd London.
Correspondents
TRANSFER.
PROFESSIONAL CARD.
Con me relat scd Travelers'
Letters of Credit Issned od
the Sank of California ant
S. S.
S. S.
S. S.
Ai .
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General Agents
FOR THE ORIENT
O
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Lid; c on
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Direct Service Between San Francisco and Hcnclulu.
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watch :.:Ai:zn.
Tinsmith
P. Matsulshl, 1178 Nuuanu:;
Annex. Ju't
and sheet iron worker.- - water pip? Roy Jlathewa. Palm XI
Its
tranches.
work
all
gutter
in
Mall crucra.
regulation.
Close
prices.
and
:
free.
furnished
. i
Estimates
D watiaii Commercial & Cuzar C
;
Hallra.Gucar'Ccipacx;
HONOLULU, T. H.
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:.'i;'..Jufy
Ltrllns.
C. C.
C. C
C. C.
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C.
6
Hcn:fylsn.-..1,.....;Aus.14-
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,
July 24
Lurline............Au;.
C.
6
IVACZO isils frcm'Csaltle for Honolulu direct
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CUGAH FACTORS,' CHIPPING AND
,
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51
Y.'i;h:!nina..,.....Au.
FOR SAN FRANCICCO
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Rsprescntlnj v
Ewa
Plantation Company ., .
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Walalua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
i Kohala Gugar Co.
;
"Apokaa Sugar Co Ltd.
Royal Mail
inadian-Australia- n
FIJI
FOR
AND
f;rrrr,a..
C. C.
f'Aura.
iiillU.
FOR VANCOUVER
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AUSTRALIA
S. S. ' Makura
....Aug.
... ....Ccpt.1i
14
U. UiiVlZO
a
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COMPANY
STEAMSHIP
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2calandia..........Cept. 1a
UU.rLIU., UUiLnML hUtUlUi
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to Honolulu
;
every sixth day. Freight received at all time at the
A
vhsrf, 41tt Ctreet, South Crooklyn. i
Via Tc !, -- ant:
Ccmpr-y- 't
FuO::. SEATTLE OR TACOUA TO HONOLULU DIRECT
.....JULY 30
S. G. VIRCINIAN, to sail about. .......
..........AUGUST 10
S. S. MICCOURIAN, ta sail about:
I. G.
CXI CAN; to sail
f,',
about..
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For frrther Information apply to H. HACKFELD & CO.LTD?
agents, Hcnclulu.
C P. MORSE, General Freight Agent
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General
tankics business
transacted. Savings accounts far
v
SI and upwards. E;
vaults,
Fire and burglar-prowith Safe Deposit Boxes for rent
at 2 per year and upwards.
Trunks and cass to be kept on
custody at raoerate rates.
Particulars to be applied for.
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lurnis.-i-
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"Pratt
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Arrive Honolulc front Wahlawa and hUUdlng.
' V-
Lellehua
5:31 p.
--
9:15 a.
Tl:40
p.
.,'
Teiepnone
.
iag
Stangenwaia
5277
Saturday, Au-u- st
Hilo via way ports-Ma- una
stmf.
el.
m, tl0:10 p. el
The Haleiwa Iiralted. a two-ho- ar
train (only first class tickets honored), leaves Honolulu every Sunday
at 8:36 a. el; . returning, arrives in
.
MOVES THE. EARTH
Honolulu at 10:10 p. el The Limited
6tops only at Pearl City and Walanae
outward, and Walanao, Walpahu and
Pearl City Inward.
Daily, t Sunday Excepted. tSun-da- y
Only.
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Superintendent
39 Merchant Street
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P.
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H. Akagl. 1218 Nuuanu. Forty years'
experience In America and Japan.
Satisfaction guaranteed. P. O. Box
.5247-S-
,
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pajamas, underwear and children s
clothes made to order. . y
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K, Fujihara, Kukui lane.' Shirts, pa
jamas. necktieA made to order.
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SHOE REPAIRING.
Everything in the printing Uud at
Alakea streft; branch,
Star-Bnlletl-
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IXercfcant
street
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Axa.,
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a Specialty
"NV. 1 R NFTIJINTJ
Street
Oneen
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Tt TANAKA. 1266 FORT STREET.
Sewing
machines bought or exchanged.
..
3209
Ring
and we will end man to
Ilonolnln
5242-6look at old machine. .
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Queen StreeL
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Ter str. KIr.r.:. f r
July 3D. MI:? J. II:: :.
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ford," Mizs Kelly, Mr a. J.
Mrs. C. II. V.'i::oT, M:
i'.pt. A. J. LowrrA I). :
j.rr3. J. G. C
Per str. Kilr.-- a, frr 11'.:
Mrs. O.
porta, July Z
Mi33 Aiken Jarrctt, C:x
Hattie Ah Yau, Ml:3 C
Hoy, Chuck Hoy, Mr. ar.I
Gannon.
Per str. Miliaria, fcr,
,
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C.
thy, Frank I3aI.Iv.in.
Per str. Clauiln?,. fcr III
ports, Aug. 2. Mis 3 C. E::
Smith, Furr.an Star.-:- :
Ml
Stamper, J. B. Git.-cr-
a,
.,
dericjuCs,
Mrs. Coc;::r,
C.
Smith.
I
4-
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A::l
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S'Lo
I
Mon- -
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rAin.
sailed from Hcaclula f
Julr
Sherman,
13.
from
Honoij.u
Francisco. .arrlv-- i July 11.
Sheridan from 1 onoluiu for
cl3co, Arrived April 7.
M. N. S. S.
i Crook, at San Francisso.
ThurKedav. Aua. 23.
Buford, stationed on Tacia
M.
Francisco Manchuria P.
s
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Lurline,
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warren, stationca at
i-
tc'
-e
Thcma3, sailed from ...ani.a i..
July 1?
and San Franci-scoAn Excellent Eemedy for DIarrtoea.
Supply, sailed from HcnalalJ Icr
tie. June 15.
An ordinary case of diarrhoea can.
J
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-- ' VlrglZUl
nnrl
Diar
PHnlAra
nmWUIVc rnllc
rhoea Remedy; This remedy has no fcaJed ,ctHf 9C?
sunerior for bowel complaints. For .Kwuiiu,
oio at n ripalpra. Benson. Smith & De 1,sl Plice iJ"
iou0at.
Co., Ltd.; agents for Hawaii.
v-lul-
STORAGE.
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Mails are due frcm th2 fc'.l: .:
poinU a3 follow:
San .Trancisco Lurlia:, Ju'j 31.
14.
Victoria Marama,
Colonies Scncma, Auj. 0.
Yokohama Itancburu, A"T. IT.
,Mail3 will depart for V:.2 f...
Ing point3 as follows:
M. S. S. Yokohama Korea, Au. 1.
Vancouver Makura, aus. 13.
,Colonie3 Ver.tura, Au. 5.,
San Francisco Transport, Auj. 4.
Nile, P
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ir uciuiii a.'....4.
uh ports
Hongkong via Japan
San
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Honolulu Conttruction & Draying Co., Ltd.
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C. D.
Molokal port3, July
Friday, August 23.
P.'lL S.
San FranciscoChina,
--
-San Francisco
City Transfer Co.; Jas. IL Love. FireInproof warehouse ; (Hopper 'Bldg.)
'
5293-3surance lowest rate.
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M. S. S.
Phone .351 J.
5245-6- m
San Francisco Siberia, P.
Mondav, August 19.
Sierra, .0. S. S.
Tuesday, August 20.
Hongkong via Japan ports
HENRY M. GODOT.
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stmr., norn.
Kea,
golia, V. M. S. S.
Wednesday, Au3. 23.
SIGN PAINTERS.
527 S. Beretanla.
The prices we charge for hauling freignt from 'wharves to
warehouses is light in co mparison with the satisfaction the
J:ll.:A'A--r.service gives our patrons.
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Monday, August 12.
San Francisco Sherman, U.S.A.T.
Hongkong via Japan ports Chiyo
Maru, Jap. stmr.
Tuesday, August 13.
San Fianclsco Honolulan, M.N.S5.
Sydney via Suva Makura,
Wednesday, August 14.
Vancouver and Victoria Marama,
C.-S. S. ' .
a
Thursday, August a.
central and South American ports
LBuyo Maru, Jap. stmr.
i
Con-itrnctl- n?
N.
stmr.
Kauai ports Klnau, stmr.
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churia, P. M.
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E. Iyeda; 1292 Fort, cor. Kukut Shirts,
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shirt and pajama maKer. j, carry an
way ports Mauna
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Hongkong via Japan port3 Manchuria, P. M. S. S.' ,
San Francisco Ventura, O. S. S.
Tuesday, August 6 , '
Hilo direct, Maunl Kea, stmf.
Wednesday, August 7.
Kauai porU V. Q. Ilallr Etmr.
Hawaii via Maui ports Claudine,!
Wednesday, Ausust 9.
San Francisco Shiny o Maru, Jap
6tmr.
Sydney via Pago Pago Sonoma, O
8H1RT MAKER.
O. Yarhamoto,
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Baldwin Locomotive Works
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Hakalau Plantation company .
Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Ca
Walmacralo Sugar Company
Honolulu Plantation Company
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date in latest styles. Finest line of
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Maui,
EB1 STTYA. 142 N. BERETANIA.
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Concrete Work
pa i m ttt auAsaa
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Hawaiian Agricultural Company
Onomea .Sugar. Company? i
Pepeekeo Sugar Company
Honomu Sugar, Company
Wailuku Sugar Company .
Olowalu ComDany
Kllauea Sugar Plantation Company
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Hilo Sugar Company
Paauhau Sugar Plantation Company
A. P. IlcBOIIALD,
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kahala, stmr.
Kauai ports Klnau, stmr. J
City Transfer Co.; Jas. IL Love. Goods
Monday, August 5.
packed and shipped to ail parts or
San Francisco Wllnelmina, M.
ENGINEERING
COMPANY, LTD.
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Tuesday, July
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Monday, Au-u- st
Thomas,
U.
Manila" via Nagasaki
S. A. T.
P. M. S. S.
San Francisco-rKore-a,
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Iron
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Wednssday, July 31.
Maul and 'Hawaii ports ClauJIa,
stmr.
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Can Francisco Lurlla, II. N. C. C.
Kauai ports W. G. Hall, stmr.
SHIPPING.
pacific
Corrugated
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Repairs "while
Latest machinery.
ROOFING
Buildings,
Struc
Concrete
Bridges.
5291-3you
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Indestructible. Keeps out the heat.
;SysSanitary
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Applied same as corrugated Iron.
Inwird.
terns, Reports and Estimates on . Pro - Shoe Hospital, 1124 Fort; TeL 3703. We
call for and deliver. Bargains, new
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shoes.
alua and Walanae ?8 26 a. el, 5:31
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lllrX 1 JUliLrULtl WnrV eniaranteetL
Arrive Honolulu froci Ewa Mill and
Pearl City t7:4R a., el, 8:36 a. ei
Contraetor sad BsH2: r
Of All Kinds
11:02 a., el, 1:40 p. bl, ;4:28 p. el.
SEWING MACHINES.
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Phone 2747
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For Wanlawa and Lelleaua 10:20
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5:15 p. a., 19:30 p. EL,tll:15
THE'
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Cvrntr King and Cishop Streets
For "Walanae, Walalua, Kahufcu and
Stations 9: 15 a. ra., 3:20 p. in.
For Tearl City, Ewa 11111 and YTay
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p. a
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Onhu Railway Time Table
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Phon
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Dispatch;
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LEGAL NOTICES.
BULLETINTUEIUY, JULY 31012
STAK
HONOLULU
NOTICES.
CORPORATION
THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TERRITORY OF HAWAII. )
FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, TER- CITY AND COUNTY OF ) ss.
IN
RITORY
HONOLULU.
HAWAII, HOLDING
TERMS IN THE CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU. ;
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TKIlllITORY OF HAWAII, by Mar-rto- n
Campbell, Superintendent of
Public Works, Plaintiff and Petitioner, vs. GOO WAN HOY, HT AL, De- Rndants and Keponden'. Eminent
Domain.
TERM SUMMONS.
Tlin TERRITORY OF HAWAII:
To the HIGH SHERIFF of the TERRITORY. OF HAWAII, or his Dep- -'
uiy; the SHERIFF of tKo CITY AND
COUNTY OF HONOLULU or hi
. r.
Deputy;
.ftl
YOU ARE COMMANDED tov iun'--1
mon GOO WAN HOY; ENOCH JOHNSON; KAlfAKA STILLMAN; ROSE
McINERNY, wife of E. A. Mclnerny;
E. A. McINERNY; XTARL ONTAI;
GIX)RGE D. ROBINSON: GEORGE
T. ROBINSON; J. A. MAGOON;
THOMAS
ROSE K. AUU; LUM CHAN;
KW'AU KHI; "WONO LEONG; HARRY DOE JOE; JAPANESE BENEVO
LENT SOCIETY, a corporation; W.
6. SMITH. 8. M. DAMON. E. FAXON
UIK1IOP. ALBERT F. JUDD and ALFRED W. CARTER, Trustees under
tile Will and of the Estate of Bernlce
Pauahl Bishop, deceased; JOHN DOE.
MARY ROE. JANE BLUE and JOHN
BLACK, unknown owners and claimant, defendants and respondents, In
cac they shall' file written answer
within twenty days after fervlce hereof, to be and nppear before the said
Circuit Court at the term thereof
pending immediately after the expiration of twenty days after nervlce here- of; provided, however. If no term be
pending at such time, then to be and
appear before the said Circuit Court
at the next succeeding term thereof,
the January, 1913, Term there- of, to be holdcn at the City and County
of Honolulu on Monday, the 13th day
of January next, at 10 o'clock a. m to
Phow cause .why the claim of the Territory of IlawalL plaintiff, should not
bi awarded to it pursuant to the tenor
of its annexed Petition. And have you
then there this Writ, with full, return
of your proceedings thereon
WITNESS the Honorable Presiding
Judge' of the Circuit Court "of the First
Circuit, at Honolulu- aforesaid, this JCth
day of February, 1912.
(Sgd.) J. A. DOMINIS,
(Seal)
Clerk.
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10.
222
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870.0
feet;
136.77 feet
Ihii very day.
It makes weak
stomachs strong, keeps the liver
and bowels active. It also pre";
vents Malaria
Capital; paid
Deposits
Undivided Profits
1120.000.00
796.638.44
. 21,882.30
L
For sale by Uewon. Smith &'Co
Ltd., Cbambera Drug Co., Ltd., HIlo
1938,520.74
The assets of the Company on the Drug Co. and at all wholesale liquor
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first day of July, 1912,' were as follows:
J6I1.872!36
. Bills Receivable U
253,995.00
Bonds .... ... .
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33.01L25
Cash on hand and ' In
30,422.97
Bank .'
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TRANSACTIONS.
ESTATE
REAL
Entered for Record July 29, 1912.
From 8:30 a. m. to 10:30 a. m.
to Tsugl Sakamoto (w)..P A
Haleole
9,219.16
Interest Accrued.!..
Von Hamm-Youn- g
Co Ltd to ParRel
Cummings
et al ;.i
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McCand- to
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Kaanaana
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(SIg.) CECIL BROWN, .
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less
' . . M. P. ROBINSON.:
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Keamalu
Lilian
James
Subscribed and sworn to before me
D
strong
this 29th day of July, 1912.
(W) to Chang Yau
Kela
Kahnaka'
(SIg.) FRANK F. FERNANDES,
Sang .
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Notary Public, FirsJ Judicial Circuit,
to
of .
Farley
Joseph
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I hereby - certify the above to be a
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Day and hsb (C T) to George
true and correct copy of the orlglhaj E Amj-D; lot 11 of gr 2789, WaikikI
Piltz,
schedule filed In the office of the Treas- Rd, Honolulu Oahu; $250 and mtg
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urer of the Territory of Hawaii.
J1750. B 368, P 221. July. 2, 1912.
FRANK F. FERNANDES,
Hiram,
Notary Public,, First Judicial Circuit, , Kanae and wf to Mrs A M1469,
kul
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and It P
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Walajua,
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CleepinaUyerandas;
Prlvats
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IF IT'S PAINT
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GILM AN
Tort Street.
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Kauai;
$2000.
B 3S8, p' 219.
June
29, 1912.
Seeded on a Journey.
Never leave home on a journey without a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It is
almost certain to be needed and cannot be obtained when on board the
cars or steamships. For sale at all
dealers. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd.,
agents for Hawaii.
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July
BOMKE At Kilihf, Honolulu,
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25, Mrs. Wilhelmlna Bomke. aged 33
years.
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And you want a flood job, see me
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SHARP SIGNS ARE SEEN
EVERYWHERE
COTTAGES.. VlO Day
Kaahtimahv FURNISHED ROOMS.
Phone 1697
.75c, $1? Month,
FURNISHED
GIBB,
Proprietor;
. PEJER
Open
Phone 2335
Now
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Telephone ZZZZ
1112 Fort
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In the printing line a
of highest praJe
of highest prade
U"f Alakea street; branch, ean be secured from the Star-Bulleican be sernred from the Star-Bullet-
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Special Torras for Summer 2Iontlis.
T." A. SIMPSON, Manager.
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KILAUEA. HAWAII.
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beautifully furnished. They
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and E. W. Sutton, Deputy Attorattorneys for petitioner.
General,
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5279 July S. to 31
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cnltr are cordially Invite
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All vhltlr.
Santa Barbara
outspoken but perfectly proper little bock
tni should be read br every woman and
crowing o'rl. A free sample of the new lax
stive "Pinklets will also be sent you.
Should you be unable ta obtain Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills for Pale People In your locality
they will be sent postaidon receipt of price,
60 cents per box, six boxes for $2.53.
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Hotel Potter,
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Cox 178. Schenectady, N. Y for
t30 Wet, "Plain Talkt Id Women- .- It
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V.'r!t
messages assuring him that the alarm
felt by Americans in the border states
of Mexico is altogether groundless. No
danger of an attack upon Americans
from the guerilla .bands - of-- . rebel3
'. x
exists.
The American refugees had ; heard
that General? Orozco, the rebel leader,
"hau issued an order to kill all Amer
icans if there is no intervention ; wi t
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in a few days.
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THURSDAY I
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American consul here is.Jn' receipt o(
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No cos-
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11. 227 10' 642.9 feet in a straight
line to a point In thev southwest
property line of Kuaklnl Street;
thence
12. J3S 45' 50.0 feet alOngthe south-- I
. west property vllnoi , of Kuaklnl
' Street, t6 the point 'of beginning.
Containing an area of 6,787.6 square
feet.
' Ay persons having an Interest In
WHEN YOU WANT
the land sought to be condemned are
tereby warned that unless they appear
m. said Court on or before. August 5,
1312, they will be forevef 'barred from
contesting said petition or any judg- .
- Th Man to 8 It
ment entered thereon.
WHEREOF,
have
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IN WITNESS
C. AXTELL - ALAKEA STREET
hand and affixed the i.
hereunto set
seal of said Circuit Court, this 11th day,
of April. 1912.
Chemical
J. A, DOMINIS.
(Seal)
Clerk of the Circuit Court of the First
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NOT SO ALARMING
JUAREZ, Mexico, July 29,
The
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steamers. Hotel Siewart recognized
as Hawaiian Islxcd Headquarters.
Cable AJiress MTrawetsAEC code.
JJL Love. Honolulu representative.
metic in the world can
the wholesome color, the
bright eyes, the clear, trans-- ;
parent skin that is the natural
result of pure blood, proper
diet and hygienic habits of
daily life.
It sounds easy and it is easy
for a woman to have the
beauty which health alone can
. give., A safe and efficient tonic
if the blood is weak, thin or
impure (Dr. Williams Hnk
Pills for Pale People are especially, recommended), the ;
avoidance of foods which will
cause eruptions, and regular
bathing cf the slan. .; That is
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beauty
more than skin deep.
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Gretchen K .Waterhouse and hsb
(A) to Charles M Cooke Ltd, M; lot
Hawaiian Fisheries, Ltd.
B of grs 3806 and 35S9, bldgs, rents,
etc, Keeaumoku St, Honolulu, Oahu;
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At ah adjourned meeting of the $7500. B 364, p 145. ' July 1, 1912.
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THEV
DENIES,
DARROW.
stockholders of the Hawaiian Fisheries,
"Wm Holt to Mrs Annie M Hiram,
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AGAINST ;HIM
Ltd., held InJIcnolulu July 5, 1912, at Dj 16,351
sq ft land, Puaena.Wal-alu- a, t
July
of1503 Nuuanu Valley, the following
LOS 'ANGELES,.
Oahu; $300, B 370, p 226. July; Darrow
took, '.the1 stand; in his own deficers and directors were elected to 2, 1912. '
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erve for the .ensuing year:
William R Castle by atty to .Emma produced
by.Hhe prosecution by Behm
J. M. Tucktr.
.President Kiley and lisb, Rel ; pes IanI, Kalihi,
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testimony
portion
of
dicted'
T. Fujita. . . . ... .... . . ... . .. .Secretary
their
William R- Castle, itr, by 'atty to and explained' away
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. .Treasurer ilenry
M. Nlshlhara, . .
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.Auditor 796 and por H P 785, Alea, Ewa, Oahu;
Hv Aoki.
Managing Director pes land. Fort St I Honolulu,' Oahu; SH"OUP FOR ' PAC1 FIC , ELECTRIC.
S. Uyeda.
; . . ; . . Director
G. Nakamura
, SAW F.RANC1SCO,: :July 2?. It; was
:;
$1500. , B 369, p 182.
Oharn. ..... '. , .. . .'. . . . . . ... .Director
Malaka M Pacheco and hsb (U) to, announced.! today? that 1 Paul Shoup is
. . . . .Director
G. Kainamura..
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Gorllch, D; lot 2, blk 2,' Kapiolani to succeed fViUjam F. Herrfn as
T. Tera oka ......... . .. .' . . . .... Direc tor II
ot the. Pacific; Electric Company.
tract, Honolulu, Oahu; ' $285. B 370, p
T. Mas uhara... Director and Manager 227. July 2, 1912.
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Von Hamm-Youn- g
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open
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FRAKCISCOn July. 29. Upon
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car No 18833, Ter of Hawaii;
LEGAL' NOTICE
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the news, of the "death
369, p 183. July
the.
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Hamm-YounCo
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of Japan, the
of the
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Ltd, C .Al; 1912' model 30 Overland
here; to select, the
First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii
car; "No v 7779, Ter of Hawaii; Japanese Bite for "the Panama Expositouring
At Chambers.- In Probate. In the mat- 191,2 modeljl 8 Packard touring car No tion announced Uhat the plans for
ter of the Estate of Fong Ngue, De- 18835,' Ter of Hawaii; $1250. B 369, p making . the - selection would be - temceased. Order of Notice "of Hearing 183. July 2, 1912.
v porarily abandoned.
It had "been
Petition for Administration. Probate
special ceremonies would
that
Oahu College by trs to N B Young,
No. 4522. On reading and filing the Rel; lot, 9, blk 6, College; Hills tract, mark the site selection, a program
Petition of Wong Shu Hoon .of Hono- Honolulu, Oahu; $500. B 369, p 186. w hich would lie tJut df place under the
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lulu, alleging that Fong Ngue of Ho- July 2, 1912. 'V '.
circumstances. tv
nolulu died intestate at Honolulu on
(k) to Sarah Campbell,.D;
Kaikaina
the 6th day of July, A. D. 191J, leaving 11,950 sa ft of R P 2770, kul 1104rrents SENATORS DENY
property within the Jurisdiction of this etc,
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BR1TAINS RIGHT
Volcano St, S Hilo, Hawaii; $1,
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Court necessary to be administered etc B 373, p 2i: ; Apr 25, 1910.
; WASHINGTON; July 29.The bill
uponi and praying that Letters of AdMrs Anrrle Aiona et al to Sarah tc fix the rates for the Panama canal
ministration Issue to Lum Hop of Ho- Campbell,
D; 11,950 sq ft of R P 2770,
further debated in the Senate tonolulu; It Is Ordered, that Monday, the kuL1104, rerits, etc, Volcano St, S Hilo, vas
day,
Senior.. Ufadley' of Kentucky
26th day of August, A,
at .9 Hawaii; $1, etc. B 375, p 22. June and Senator
Massey making heated
o'clock a. m., be and hereby is appoint- 20, 1911. '.c
- Senators took, the
speeches.
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Both
ed 'for hearing said Petition In the
Lupenul and wf to W H
Peleliilii
Britain.' had neither
ground
Great
that
courtroom of this Court' in the old Y.
gr 2158, a legal "nor a moral right to ask that
n
of
D;
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M. C. A. building in the City and CounKau, Hawaii; $1. B 362, Ehe be consulted in any way in the
ty of Honolulu, at which time and pMakaakupa,
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400. June 25, 1912.
fixing, of the canal tolls and denied
place all persons concerned may apHaTerritory
of
to
Sugar
Co
Hilo
Britain's right- to be consulted
pearand show cause. If any they have, waii, D; pes land, Pitman St Extn, Great
"the.;
in!
matter. The canal, each said,
why said petition should not be grant- etc, Hilo, Hawaii;
370,-221: had been built wholly by Americans
B
.$1.
ed. By the Court: JOHN MARC
18, 1912.
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and American money and the control
Clerk, First Circuit Court. Dat- June
; Hilo, Sugar Co to County ,of Hawaii,
of the waterway rested wholly,' with
ed, Honolulu, July 22,' 1912. (Seal.)
HaHilo,
S
Puueo,
pipe
lines,
S;
B
'v.
America
5295 July 23, 30; Aug 6, 13
waii; ?1300. :B 376, p 43. une 18, 1912,
J Ng Yee Tick and wf to Ken-icCONFEDERATE VETERAN
of gr S99,.bldgs,
Okldo et al, D;, l
.BY AUTHORITY.
'; AND OFFICER IS DEAD
furniture, fixtures, etc, Honomu,; Hilo,
PORTLAND, July
Hawaii; $7500. B 375, p 23. June 29,
Forrest Henry Hathaway U.
SEALED TENDERS.
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S. A., retired, died suddenly today.
J Waiohinu and wf to Paauilo Ag- General ; Hathaway was , sixty-eigh- t
Sealed Tenders will be received by ricultural Co Ltd", D; por gr 1557,
years old, forty years of his life hav
the Board of Harbor Commissioners
Hamakua, Hawaii; $750. B 368, ing been epent in active service, a
up until 2 p. m. of Wednesday, Au- p 223. June 22, 1912.
roit'rtf HfliK imo a corvoH with tho
gust' 7, 1912, for the construction of a
aiakea Mm Co . to Hilo Railroad l(nfe4erateg'.n the Civil ' War. At
sidewalk in front of the Alakea street Co, L; tracts A, B, C and D and lots
-Fair Oak, Virginia, and
slip and Richards street wharf, Hono- AA, DD and EE,4WaIakea, Hilo, Ha- the battles ofVirginia,
he distinguishNewniarketr;
lulu.
waii; to June 1, 1918, at $166.67 per ed himself particularly, receiving pro
Specifications and blank forms of an. B 373, p 43. June 2. 1912.
;
motions "upefn ' the field, in the first
tender are on file In the office of the
(A)
to
Emma Kaupalolo and hsb
" being
taken from the
Department of Public Works, Capitol Chang Yee. D; 9 Int in por share in engagement iioij
wni
Building.
a first lieutenant He was . appointed
The Board of Harbor Commissioners 1.00.
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"Tii!!na Ac to the fedefal army after the war and
reserves the right to" reject any or all
t
CarolineHayseiden
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tenders.
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ricultural Co Ltd, D; R P 6o6. kul 10,- MARSTON CAMPBELL.
789, Kukua, Lahaina, Maui; J1500. B
own request;
Chairman, Board of Harbor Commls-slonera.- "- 368. p 224. ' July 2, 1912.
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Llhue Plantn Co Ltd to Bank of
&94-1e,
Honolulu, July 22, 1912.
Hawaii Ltd, D; 15,000 sq ft land,
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Beautyreal
of this city and the protections they I
received from the police. The" arrest;
of the police officer, who is charged
with murder in the first degree, created a sensation in the force.
Lieutenant Becker was. An the con
fession made, by. Rosenthal Just before j
he was shot down in the street, hi3
silent partner, providing the police,
protection and receiving a regular'
share of the proceeds of the. gambling;
joint conducted by the murdered man.
Testimony brought out before the
grand jury tends to show that Becker!-learneof the contemplated confes- frlon and ;"givj away" and plotted to
have Rosenthal killed before, he could'
tell the .authorities all that'. he knew.
In, .order to, remove Rosenthal; at
fund Of fitty, thousand dollars :wa3 col-lected from '..among the gambling '
house? proprietors and the poolroom j
mert,' this fund being used to bribe a j
professional thug t'o kill Rosenthal at
the first opportunity;
Decker was arraigned at. midnight,
entering a plea ofMNot guilty."' .
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omnibus meets ' all trains and
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trans-ferrirr;taallrir-
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thereby
l la wall,-2'cult, Territory
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c rtify tl
'a.fulltrus
and correct copy of the original summons in the case of Territory of Ha- wall,' by- Marston Campbull, Superintendent of Public Works, vs. Goo Wan
Hoy u al., as the wme appears of rec- -'
Clerk
crd and on ..f.!c In t!;e c:7.eecfthe
p " " '"
of said Court.- -;
I further certify that, Xhe petition
prays the condemnation for use as a
pulllc l.!:'nvay rf the fcllov.irs-de-KrV.,land, illuate ' In Me City, end
County cf Honolulu, Territory cf Hawaii, to wit:
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"Beginning at a point fit the southwest property line cf Kuakinl' Street,
which point is Azimuth SIS! 4G' 677.20
from tlie line . between the
Street Survey Monument on
Liliha Street at the northeast corner
of School Street and the monument
above Kuaklnl Street, opposite Ku'na-- .
wnl Lane, which survey line Is seventeen feet (17) offset, from the new
Foutheast property line of' Liliha Street,
thence running by trite azimuth and
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distances as fellows;
1. 47 10' 544.2 feet In a straight line
thence, In a curved
to
line to the left haying a radius
of S20.0 feet;
2. 42 23!i 144.C3 feet direct bearing1
and distance; thence
"3. CS" .C9' 120.02 feet In a straight
-jrMj to a li0lnt thence;' Tn a" curved line to the ,rigt, having a
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radius cf S75.0 feet;
bearing
193.04
direct
29'
44
feet
4.
and distance; thence
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: C. 0: 49' 131.47 feet to a, point In
the, northeast property )ine of
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School Street, which point Is
azimuth 322
29V 768.5' feit
from the government street stfr- -;
vey line on Liliha Street; thence
6. 322 4S50.0 feet along the northeast property lino of School
Street and across Frog Lane to
.a point; thence
7 230 49 133.0 feet In n straight line
"In a curved
'to a point; thence
line to the left, having a radius
of 925.0 feet; ,
8.
24' 29' 204.07 feet direct bearing
and distance: thence
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Every comfort and convenience.
A hia das hotel at my moderate
rates. In the center of theatre and
retail district. On car lines
city. Electric
TAssocIated Press Cable
NEW.' YOItK, July 2D. Police Lieu
tenant Charles Becker was arrested1
today on a bench warrant issued im-- f
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The authorized capital of the Company is J200.000, divided "into 2000
shares of $100 each. The number of
shares issued is 2000; sixty per cent.,
equal to 1120.000. has been paid in,
leaving 180,000 subject to be called In.
The liabilities of the Company on
the first day of July, 1912, were as follows:
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Cecil Brown, President, and M. P.
Robinson, Acting Secretary and Cashbeing duly sworn, depose and
ier,
nay lhat they are respectively the
Pr?Ident and Acting Secretary and
Cashier, the ald M. P. Robinson acting In the place and during the absence of L. T. Peck, the Cashier, from
the Territory, of THE FIRST AMERICAN SAVINGS AND TRUST COM-P- A
NY OF I f A WA II, LI M ITED. and
that the following schedule Is a full,
true, and accurate, statement of the
affairs cf said The First American
pavings and Trust Company of Hawaii, Limited, to and Including? the
20th 3ay of June, 1912. such schedule
being required by Section 2588 of the
Revised Laws of the Territory of; Ha-
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kinds. Wrapping ; Papers and
Twines, Printing and Writing. Papers.
AMERICAN - H A W Al I A N PAPE R &
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Fort and Queen Streets - Honolulu
Phone 1416 i Geo. G. Guild. Gen. ilgr.
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BEAUTITIE3 IN HEADGEAH
Are Always" Found at th
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DRESSES
LINGER!-WAIST-
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Tour attention ts called to the fact
that we have Just received, by last
boat from the Coast, a large shipment
of the best PANAMA HATS.
Special Inspection Invited to see our
in
with the Ara-Notplace of the bothersome
ch
buttonhole
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displayat our new store.
2 for 25c
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Start paving money today for
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up to big: figures be
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Bank of Hawaii, Ltd.
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Capital-Surplu- s,
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1,200.000
Kwoni
Sing Loy & Co.
King Street, Three Doors from Dtthel
1 .Ji:fUY.olLr
FINE LINE OF DRY GOODS
Wah Ying Chong
KING STREET
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March, 1803, a petition was pre-sentea to congress asking that a
road department similar to the
agrlcnltnral department be found
ed at Washington for the purpose of
promoting construction and maintenance of roads and for teaching- - students bo that they might become skilled
road engineers and to establish a permanent exhibit of sections of road Illustrating various methods of construction and the best road materials and
machinery. This petition was signed
by the governors of many of the states,
Governor Mclvlniey of Ohio.
by chambers of commerce and universities and was indorsed by resolutions
of legislatures.
The office of road inquiry was established under authority of an act ef
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It Is artistic, convenient,
strong, cool, sanitary. It costs
less, lasts longer, gives better
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service than- any other.
Investigations Into the decomposition
of rock- powders under the action of
water have led to important discoveries with reference to increasing the ce-
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get best results at half the usual
expense by using '
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ap-includi-
from
.Mrh VMr ftor
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exammauon, ana are
given thorough training' while rendering practical services to the government In, this way an efficient corps of
engineers is being built up, which will
aid the development of road building
along proper lines; both during and
After their connection' with the governments This work was begun In the
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menting value of road materials. The
Investigation into the corrosion of iron
end steel culverts has brought out important results. Thej generally accepted theories regarding the rusting of
Limited
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iron have been demonstrated' to be Incorrect; and It has been; shown that
177 South King Street
by treating, the surface of the Iron
with a strong oxidizing agent the
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PONGEE
a 'project designed to- introduce tbe
SUITS MADE TO YOUR.
- . MEASURE
best possiblp, systems ;of construction.'
maintenance and administration of
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roads in the various counties. Under
this- plan: englneenr are
to
TAILOR
Eiito Cldg.
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L'SilXa ETATT3 OPriCS OT UBLIO EOADa make thorough investigation on all
phases of the road work of the county
congress approved March 3, 1S03, mak- to , whichi vthey nre asfigned, and
ing appropriation of $10,000 for the deexbnstlTe "iTTxrtH giving plans,
partment- of agriculture.' The clause estlmate'sfantl recommendations. - '
relating to this work provided that the i The number of tlie employeea of the
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secretary of agriculture should make office hsV Increased frod one on July'
inquiries in regard to systems of road l.;iS93., to. 17, on;.ruIy 1. 1911. The
management , throughout the United present;"atpro(riatIoh 'of the office 1st
States,' make Investigations in regard
r;!!!it,
of .which $3,500 is paid
to the best methods of road making, i$100.720.ut
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for rent. leaving $l"r7.S0 to pay the
prepare publications on this subject .salaries cf thesp ir7 emi)loyee?. as well
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atid assist agricultural colleges and ex .as.traveUng expense?. the purchase of
inperiment stations in disseminating
equipment and supplies, and the usual
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formation.
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running expensed,
Since 1S03 the total amount appro.The most thorough nnct' systematic
priated for the office of public roads is method of ofgahlzatloh hare been in
$SG4,SG0.! and since its establishment thitluct'd'intb the administration of the
the office has Issued 40 bulletins,- - 95 jbfflce. arid' the great' library On all
HO FORT CtR E ET
circulars, 0 fanners bulletins. 21 year phhses of road work Is' the best
book reprints and 18 annual reports, a Western hemisphere, and the library- Is
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total of 1S3 publications.
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being added to constantly.
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The office has directed the construc .', The policy' of the office in recent
tion- of about 310 object lessons and years has been to
with' the
experimental roads, illustrating macad- officials in charge of road work in the
am, bituminous macadam, brick, grav various states as closeiy as possible,
shell and earth construc- and the endeavor is being made so to
el, sand-clay- ,
tion, The approximate expenditure on Correlate" rbad: work' in1 each state by
these object lessons and experimental voluntary
as to constitute
roads- - by local authorities has been 'one great movement1, along uniform
fJEW DHUG
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5C00JC2. aWthe subsequent roajl work lines and' make the progress ana methSODA WATER FOUNTAIN
due directly to the object lesson roads' ods of each state knowti to every other
represents expenditures running, well state through the medium "of the offlca
HAWAII DRUG CO.
person-al
up Into millions: Lectures and
In furtherance of this object a compre42 Hotel Street at end of Cathel
.advice by engineers and experts have hensive investigation : was begun in Weir Stocked with New Drus and
constituted a prominent feature of' the
Novelties.
work1 of the office since its establish
ment .The ,road material laboratory
was 'installed in December. 1900, and
a
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from that time to July 1. 1911. about
5.300 samples of road .material have
been received from practically every
C7
state In' tho Union and tested to determine their character and value for road
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A photographic laboratory was-- in- and Eas now
Btailed in January,-1909- ,
a:conlpIete outfit This was the direct
result of a great need for lllustratea
The Combined Stocks of
lectures.- The office has now a collec
tion of about 6.000 negatives and about
goods will be assembled at
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3.000 slides; many of which have been
colored. These illustrate all phases of
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road work.
Experiments have been conducted'
ft All goods; vvill be sold
with oils. tars, rock asphalt and vari
ous' preparations- - for: the. purpose, of
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road building detlcesJ such as rollers
and crushers. in actual operation.
This exhibit was deslgned'and prepared by the office, and since the exposition closed similar exhibits' hare been
shown In many parts of the United
States, partly through the medium of
expositions' and partly by means of exhibit trains operated by several railroads: Lecturers and demonstrators
accompany these exhibits, making them
In reality schools of instruction in road
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what he could ern In any position, '.with all his : commercial
knowledge.
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pended, rates of levy and sources of
revenue in every county-- in the United
States. ,;. This 'work was finished in
June. 1907. and the results were pub- lisbed in tbe form of a bulletin, which
shows that there are over 2.150,000
miles of road in the United States, of
which .only, 7.14 per cent were Improved in 1904. and thattbe expenditure in
money and labor for tha r year "was
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modern traffic conditions. The office
has5 conducted investigations to' deter
Telephone 3137
P. O: Box 708 mine the feasibility of ' the f sand-clamethod" of road' Building in the south
ern states as well as in the .prairie
states, and this method of construction
practicable.
Vulcanizing Works
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south:
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especially in the
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A studv of the construction of roads.
HONOLULU. T. IL
of natural soils by treatment with as- phaltlc oils, has" been made and was
published in circular No: 90. The office
is conducting Investigations on tne use
of slag as a' road material and the
imnrrtTPment of snnd roads In parts of
COMMISSION MERCHANT
the conntrv where clay Is not access!- JapaheseT Provisions and '
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General , Merchandise ble, Practical
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toward bringing about the more generNUUANU ST.
NEAR KING STREET
al use of the split log drag in the main'
tenance of earth roads.
One '.of' the unique and striking
Pacific
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dollars net Is sent out annually froo
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'Correspondence
in
SAN FRANCISCO. July 20. The
Iluef confession, being printed in a
dally paper, is 'enlightening, but not
as exciting so far, as people really
thought it would be. Ruef may be
telling the truth; he is certainly too
tiresome in his long, accurate details
to be telling fiction. His writings
have the ring of sincerity so far as he
goes, but they are unusually clever
in giving not one single detail of his
private life. You learn nothing but
c
what he did In a political or
way. He admits that he starts
in a comparatively poor boy just from
college; in a short
time he is giving
you details of ' how he personally
tpeat $15,000 cjn a political campaign.
If the articles are no more
in the future than in the past,
,
one will learn all about everybody
and everybody else and only know
that Ruef was in the. game for all he
could get. , In other words, you feal
as though the magician after fooling
you shows how the trick is done "before your very eyes," yet for the life
of you It can't be done at home before
the looking glass. You can readily
see how it could be done, but you are
not dextrous enough to do it yourself.
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Sympathy Aroused.
Meanwhile the precious rascal and
his friends have aroused a good deal
of sympathy for the convict; and have
Qcured Innumerable signatures- to a
petition for his parole, the principal
reason therefor .seeming to be thai
Iluef was caught and the others were
not, therefore release the one who
self-an-tlytib-
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and other people did, during the heyIG THE THING
political
days of the Crimmins-Kellregime, but it has remained for Kelly,
now a home-lovinquiet citizen withdrawn from the firing line, to throw
some sidelights upon the things Ruef
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doesn't write about.:
Kelly paints no rosy view of himself, lie lets bis past stand for itself dicted,, will also, tinbofom themselves,
f"3 lota rear 'the
?ny way you want to take It, and sur- by vhich time, it Is1 expced that
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by his f five daughters and Truth Av'li have wrapped hei u aperies
rounded
slzo th Pioneers and Leaders b
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lour sons he hugely enjoys the frantic about her and fled to parte unsown.'
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purify the political arena the whde matter in a movins p'cture
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cars and provide Jobs for themselves.
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makes it appear that he was
a fine young man when he came out
of college,, says Kelly, -- and that he
was corrupted by the bosses after he
had fought them for years. Ruef; as
a matter of fact, was strictly business
from the ground up but his business
was never straight His early environment and associates were bad,
and by the time he got into-- politics
there was nothing left of him to be
tainted. If he'd been left to himself
he'd have landed in San Quentln long
age; He says he was affiliated with
Kelly and Crimmins for ten years. I
never asked him to do a thing In his
life.
I well remember meeting Ruef in 1900. That was when I
first got onto his game. He was then
young In politics but he knew where
the stuff was.
He had no vices
but he had no virtues either. 'I said
'Ruef, the trouble with you is that a
man can't bet his. money on you over
night that is the opinion your conduct compels me to have'.'
Kelly goear on tb tell how" Ruel was
constantly seeking to control the Public Administrator's office. Tom RIor
dan, who wanted to be the Administrator's attorney for a while in place
of Ruef, finally objected to Ruefs control. "Ruef whined; said he made no
money, said he was getting poor in
politics. I went out to the City Hall,
got the Public Administrator's reports
and got a line on Ruefs fees.- - I found
he had made thousands of dollars.
When I showed him fthej figures, he
said: Oh; those ; figures are phoney.
I swelled them to make Tom Riordaa
jealous'. Now what can you do with
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a fellow like that?"
And now, just to make some more
Interesting reading, Schmitz, with
hand upraised, says he is going to
write a book telling what really happened the Inside and outside, seams
and all, writing frankly ai'fd without
bias or prejudice, telling iicthing but
tne truth, the whole truth, so help
me Schmitz. Hand still upraised.
So withJtuef, Schmitz and Martin
Kelly all telling the truth and no one
id them telling the some ifcing, it begins to look hard on "Truth."'.
Maybe Patrick Calhoun, Tire v Ford
and other capitalists itrraerly InMRuef
f.
Tor anything
Aw
Was a Fine Young Man!
Schmitz Says He Will Unbosom
Second Floor of the
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Never since the country was! formed
has there been such a; scandalous "and;
J degrading
contract entered. Into. Compared with it the blackjacking of the
'c c.'.ivcr
Thomas W. Lawson furnished' a
lively chapter In the . story pf uie'
npninprn tie rnnvenUnn' at rtaHtmnro
:t:g
O. Box 220
that L. L McCandless, local Bourbon
SCHUMAN CARRIAGE CO.
leader; says is one of the most reMerchant Street
markable things in the national cam.
paign.
In the Baltimore Evening Sun of
1112
Vineyard
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June 27 Lawson, the spectacular Bos- fuutnu
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Telcphcna 1543
For the BEST RENT CARS in the ton financier. published an open let- cr.'.cc Hours; 9 to 12 a. m., 7 to 8 city, ring up for
ivr cuas.iisu.din puoi ot sixiy mii- Sundays by urpclntnicnt.
dollars had been, raised to elim- 5
::cc : TO U. Vineyard Street,
inate Bryan and, nominate a dark
r cr.lce. .Telephone 1613; P. O. Box
horse. Lawson wrote as follows:
William Jennings Bryan, Baltimore
OLDSMODILE, No. 4C3
Dear t Mr. Bryan: In Chicago,
,
LANDAULET. No. SCO
Thursday,
while the Big Beast
last
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employ
of the System
the
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were blackjacking the people from the
Republican end of the game; I laid
Use a PREST-O-LIT- E
TANK
before you the plot by which the Dem' on your Automobile and save
end was to be knockout
ocratic
Generator Troubles.
dropped. I told you the arrangements
MCUCr. rURNIGHING COOD3
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Ctr.ha's Alley, fJext Union Grill, on
King
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KapioUni Dwldlng
VULCANIZING
:
You were to be eliminated: Clark
and Wilson were to be 'deadlocked: a
dark horser. a certain "progressive"
(God forgive the profanation) was to
be sprung and bowled through. I told
you that one million dollars in cash
was the Bosses' plum: five hundred
thousand furnished by the dark horse,
five hundred thousand by a , certain
Wall Street System master. I toldyou
tock pool
that a
had been organized, participation In,,
which was to do the trick with all
.kicking delegates. .
When I told you these things, you
were astounded.' You said it 'was impossible. I told you the first leg was
the election of Parker: that if the morrow showed me wrong in the Parker
part, I would admit I ,had been a
dreamy ass. You now admit I told you
sixty-million-dol-
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AUTOMOBILISTSI NOTICE! ,
We make a specialty of recharging
your storage battery carefully by Im- ; proved non overcharging
which
Insures Ions life to your battery.
We also repair and make plates of
any
133 Merchant QtretL
kind of storage cell to order.
straight v
Cull or telephone 2914.
Let me tell you further up to date
Berger Electric Works, 70 N. School St everything mapped out six weeks ago
Phone 2747.
has gone through on schedule, and
without a slip. It will go on to a finish .on schedule and without a skip.
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You agreed with me the Bosses'
nominee is the rankest counterfeit
ever mentioned for Presidential honors.
V:
.V V'-Listen: This man has entered into
AND PEAL ESTATE
hard and fast bargain (I should say
OLIVE R G. LANS I N G aa signed
and sealed contract) with the
3 Merchant Street
Bread,
.s the bet Home-Mad- e
Big Beast Bosses that if they give
and
Coffee
Pretscls
Cake.
Be
Gcman
him the honor, he will give the Sys- ring
up
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BARGAINS!
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1129
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We deal
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frc?h link 'end Cream
C.ii.y to all parts of the city.
Cr.tliTicticn Gusnntesd
Sf11 Pw:W
Spectacular' BostonianoWrote
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In listed and unlisted secu- -
rities of all kinds. Hidalgo, La Zaca-ulp- a
rubber; Purissima Hills OU'etock;
B'sr Plurft Bosses
at Chicago was
gitimate statesmanship. ,
This Baltimore thing is vile,
f,0"8 vl!e'nd, tt is ? to yo" l?
le-
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"ft
lify it Authorize me to say that with
Roosevelt atthe head of the Progressive ticket you will accept the
nomination," he resign af
ter "the first two years and you to
serve the other two, and we will sweep
Beast
the countrv and roil the
Bosses into the hell they' will so
V
tingly, grace
;
"nothing
this now, publicly; as
can preVent the Baltimore deal from
golng througn 0n schedule, Remem-V- y
T tnl(, vHn nf th
fiv mniion dol- Iarg raised on the eve of the '96
tlon t9 buy
and defeat you. ''
Remember; 1 telegraphed you on the
1900 that the
fl
nf f h. nnvpnt,nn
deal to, noml- -'
Pat McCarren-hahdle- d
nate Parker was a System-hatche- d
plot and " entirely in the interests of
the System. You wjll remember that
afterward you Irad my statements
proved to your complete satisfaction.
Now rise to the opportunity: show
yourself to be the people's real friend
th t
In those' long, hours in Chicago last
wcek. when we .had walked the Mke
Front until after midnight had passed
,nto morningi you finany gaid that I
did that they would never hitch with
didt thatuhey -- were never hitch with
after you had opened on them,
j oId you the Democratic Big Beast
Vice-President-
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EXPERT URGES PURE
SILK LAW BECAUSE
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OF ADULTERATIONS
is unsanitary.
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hollow, and the water goes through the channel with absolute freedom -
the
Republican Big. Beast Bosses, would
hitch with the devil himself If neces- sary to successfully blackjack the people. I ask you now who was right?
In the light of. my past advice w.ll
you not now take It and prevent i;
new wrong?' Take it and by prevent- - .
ing this . new degradation be to th 2
people the hero In fact that you have ,
been in their imagination. Bear in
mind the nomination of this man by
those bosses' and by their methods,
when exposed; as It will be, with complete and absolute proof, will be the
scandal of the age, and upon it the
candidate of the new people's party
will ride to victory as easily as rides
the Iroquois chieftain's canoe propelled
by the spring freshets.
THOMAS W. LAWSON.
Boston, June 27, 1912.
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legislation at the next session of Congress making it obligatory for manufacturers to mark their fabrics "pure
dye" or : 'adulterated" as the case
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less it contains at least 10 karats, or
a pproximately 40 per cent of the pure
metal," says Mr. Toohey. '"Yet dess
silk are old daily that do not contain
much more than 25 per cent of the
pure fiber, the remaining 75 per cent
being of inferior matertel. ; J
"The most serious part of the whole
matter is not the actual adulteration
ot ihe silk, but the selling of it to
the average consumer as a pure silk
fabric."
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W. E. LOGAN & CO.
Psoriasis, and all other diseases Dv P. AjToohey, of Beldlng Brothers
One dose cures and you do cot want it again until another t:if-c-- 3
Room 17 Bacon Block, Oakland, CaL Eczema,
given more thorough.
to
of the skin
applies
Broadway. This
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