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CENTS
LA PLANTATION MEN CITED FOR C0NTE
osev e t Inv ites Frear
Ookaia
mm
And Other Governors
Police
To Confer With Him
Claim
To
Road Row
Be
Earnestly Seeking
I.
In
wilttou I" White linn e mi Mil I". II nml
t mil r with Hie Pii'sliltnl
nml with
i.iih nlliei npnii Hit itinsi nation of
in l he
i
wllli Hit I'risldtni ir llif Pulled li it in ill rosiuiri k
It Kliei mi i.'ri II plrnsitte lo llivlli
HlO
Ollll'l
III
KllltCS .till lilt lloW'lllllll
I
mi In lukt put In tills innferi lire
Slates nml TctilloiltH nf 1"' Itopub
ll
In rnufit iipn.Xlhe pterin illon nr Minilhl Im glad In IlllM' .Mill Mill
nun
lliuo (lllrns In nrt nnili.im tiu
iiiilnr.il ri'wmr-- H
iih vnnr iih
Tlir li't nr this Ml" i uf liillnlinii hi iilti nil 'In (tinfi rente
I iilmll nlxirln
iIhIiiiiIh
ih iuhlwiiH
l
b
hh fnllm
tu the (5iii nun
lte Hie Si ii it til k mill lit il en lit, lilt i
WlilU II'miki
I'rrsltltnt
Cmcrnui
llmiM-vrl-
h ih
l
nir tiiviiiii),
WlilU llmiti '
I
I
n'i
J
iiim m
i II II will
I
H
-
it Ihe SKIIelli Coniem to lie pnK
WiikIiIiii'Iiiii .Nnw nibei II I '.'17
111
nt the
HioilH to fur iih tilth'
"1 lie
iinlimil re i
III ir (liuornor
illlll' I will pel lull
HUMPH nf tllL terilloi) nf I III- Hllll'tl
'Ihe 111 Hit IK lo li loiiHhleit il it
-lull a wt li' lit llin time of si Itli inoiit I Ik imift
nine lire lint (onllniil .upIn
ruber, unit') wirlod, iiml niuio nwill i iiin lejnn
or Kionp of htileM lint
iilili- - Hun those- of nm oihti equal
(I
ll.il
in oi n lo the Nutlou iih ii
Tlio
1.1 c,i mi 111" iiirCiiii' "I tin' I'lirlli
Thesp
ople
'Vhnle anil lo nil tin
ilolci nicti nr Hum rt'i'inris hasn vilijTii
Inilmlo tlio use ntul inntii
1,1 mm ii i, lor mtnr linn it tintiii).
4 itlen
of Ihe Mlmiiil ItitiniureB. Ite
into nf In' i mil' In p iiiititinii .mil tnni't'S nf ilu I.iiinl nntl the He
wiallh lllltllcallKtl nf h tilt' tin II who
put
nf tile Wnttrtt, III
r,.ini,li.l
iinillfl
mil fliiimimi 111 fltlil WllltOtll
It Ih ohUous Hint
In IiIhIhi
iii"Ih'iI wlilrli wt now i lijnv
ttl
Miurus
mil' It rriltu
nnl'ir lo npi n illi riiKtliill I uli.ill
I lu
ft w It ciiKlli'i il nilHinrllliH
.1
losls till cct i upon then1 iisoiurc'H It l'llte
to
pit hi nl lirltf ilescilptltiiiH of artii il
In npiiilh obvioiu Hint tin xlgiir nlnl
nml cunilitlniiK, wllhoiit iiiku
pimisn which w ilcslro and fnrcBco f.'iCtJ
input leaUni; the lonfLrenre lo ileal
fin Hilii n iljnn In H c riitiiin iiiiibI Ii.imi
with cull tnpl n It limy i krt The
1'ii Li- - ItH nilnyilrt iptitorliil hnsls
it of Hie liil.inii Wiilurwiiji.
nr'fl'i mi ovldtnt fnrtK It ini'inlii
In le
('iiniinlsHli)ii wll' he pit pent In orilei
to up Unto fni Hip coimtr) In tn t.li
nuns
iro with me Hip licniJlt of Infni
t il(i- - nri mint nf Its nuliii.il resources,
ih'itlon nml hiiKi'ittloii. nml. If ilcslioil,
nml to Inqulto how long the) nru lllio to net fni tit Hit Ir prnvlnloiiul phuiH
!
Wn are iiiiHiumiH now, nntl i imclnsiniiK
In I iHt
uo tItonlil nnl fniKi'l that II "IN bo
I'.uts, which I rnnx not Rnlnsij.
Jiint n lninrliiiii n nir descendants 'orro mo to lellino tint the ioiiHcrn
in lit- - piospcious In thcli Hint iih II Ih linn nf our tintiii.it iihomroH Ih the
In iih In In' pinspi iiiiih In nm time
tiiosl wilKht question now bcfnro tlio
Hi (i nil) I expressed nplnliin Hint
ople of the llllllul Still t'H
If this
Hun in mi i Hit i in hIIihi iiiis.. lufnir in
Ih ho Hip piopnsoil timfpreiicc, which
111.
r
II,..
n
.....li.
III (llllll H
lllu
null
lilt lldllllll
lHJ
Is Hip flint or Hh klnil will ho niuniiK
i.iiesllnn nf Hie cniisenatlnn nf our ' Hie most Imporlnnt K itlierlngn In inn
iiilur.il tiMiiuies nml I nilili i tli.it It liiiitnn In Ith t (Ti 1 1 upon I lie wlUiiio
I, Hie plain illlt
nl HliMt nf IIH who.
ol nil mil icople
Till the mnllli lit, me It Hpnindblo, In
I I'lincit i
hope tn iluir r,oein
nilni.il it' or, that
in ike iiiwnttm nr tin
.Mill will Iiml It poHsthle to ho
niilirrs.whleh Iium In i ii linn It il down iHM lit
In ill t7i fniprnnt iih well ns we mu
oiiih,
Sllireiel
the nieiln nl tlio fittiui nml so In
Tiii:oi)om: Hoosi:vi:i.T
li unite Ihe greit iioiikih nf mil
int
rum
lion Wiiipi
peill) iih nut In iliHtim In hiImiiici
r.ini rum of Ilaw.ill,
nil Impn nr Hie p niiptill) nf nm tie
llouoliilu, Hawaii
m nil iiiIk
II lHeliliiil that the iiliiiii'lallt n it
ln.ll icMiiiircB mi whli li the wrlfiiu nl
IS
i
tie
iIiIh u.it ii n li
me liernniln
liletnl nml 111 lint li fi w (uses me nl
When the St I.iiuIh Club clo a
u.nh exhausted IIiIh in lint of .ill hop at the SlmhIiIp in Imnoi of the
linitlniiK nf the I'lllli il SI.iIih, II Ih
lilorliius li.iHeliall tram rrtiirnliiR
I'Kptt l.tlb line nf tin lougri ullltd
Mtquc rinlifi, Jlinuiv
n oin lupin
The Btn
iiinniiiiillli H nf the II.ihI
lt nf the Hilii Iciii liiilht I In Hi e flip III lit, "Hcil Dob" Devoic.iux nml Iho
in il with spirliil fniet tn the (iinern
irat will bo thrio to welioino tho
t.iH nf the StuleH lit i unite nf their (liumplnii
hnsihill It'.iin nf Hawaii
Iiim ii hitlniiH In the pt nple anil tilt !
ArniiiBrincntH lmo brrn mucin with
i. Hpouslhllll) f'u the wilfmt nf llitii tho Itaphl Trnnslt Co fni Into tins
cViiiinutilllt i., I Iiiim Hit it lure do- anil telephone Stl nml inakii
liltil III lie fill illt'lt t with tin KiiggcH-lin- Ilo Huro
nf Hi'
iiliinil Willi i Mint Com tabic irsrr.itloiiH fur illnni'r,' fur
iuikhIi n tn iihIc Hit dintiii'iiH or tin tlieip will be ineiry times at tho Rcu-Hli- lo
(iinlglil
i:orjhoily imltril.
Suites .mil Tpirlloiles tn inpit nt tlin
I
III
....
r
Tllil
E5&-;x- n.
1?
i
III
NMT
rravpiiAf i p1
mw7z:
r svuaij
I
K'Vn
7w
MtfTmwikTfaxis
necessary.
Alfted Benjamin
They're of the best
materials,
rain-proo-
craven-cttc-
d
and
f
suitable for wear on any
oc-
where an ovcicoat is
casion
needed.
In
a
variety
of
styles.
Left
"
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h
MAUL
or
flll.llMnlimlni'""!
MUl''J'll-N.Mvra-
!
m
Next Tuesday
-- MB-
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fltfufttj,
Hawaiian Trust
Company, Ltd,
Cor. Fort and Hotel
--
f licit fiWwilM'lA.WjU.l.J. ,t
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i
END OF FINANCIAL
i
I.
St. Ucnoluln
.4ki
h ..V
.a;
&
i
COLD
CREAM
All Sizes
Tubes and Jars.
HollisterDrugCo.
Matter of
I
Honesty
Wlicn a man buys a pair of
shoes he wants value for his
money. We have u special vnlue
in this No. 527 Hcywood Bal.
Neat in appearance, stylish foot
form last,, honest in construction. Every Fair Guaranteed.
Note Hcywood's world renown
for honest shoe value.
Ramsdell's
Manufacturers' Shoe Company, Ltd.,
'PHONE 282.
1051 TORT STREET.
L,
'.Jfc4AifB&'
I
FLURRY INDICATED
A
I
CO;,
Fort
e.
Roadtoe
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal , Nov 29
J E Roadhouse, who m Riven
the position of Dean of Hawaii's new College of Agricultuic and Mechanic Arts, is dead.
d
Santa Clans oiiciir up tomorrow
morning at 8 o'clock ut tho big storo
b II Kcir & Co
on Al.ikeu itreot
lmvo had their rlrrks working night
two weeks mid
past
tho
da
nntl
fir
loinoriow the) will bo leuily to mako
of Christmas,
tho biggest showing
will carry our next shipment of poods the) hiivi oer luade
Kvor)- choice fruits to the mainland.
Still ono Is Invited to Inspect this beautiful
in time for all points in the United stock of to)h Ootids can bo delivered
b) Snntn Clans with IiIh big mitnmo
States before Christmas.
Ilo Christmas morning
ISLAND FRUIT CO,,
72 S. King.
Phone 15.
keeping will be safely taken
care of. We perform all
trust company functions
such as managing estates,
making wills, etc.
Wct
IN Nl W tOHK
A.
S.S. iiilonian
This is the keynote of our
business. It is a guarantee
that whatever financial interests may be placed in our
Limited,
tar ml tttiitii
J.
Succumbs at
Company In still
Biuncl) tneetltiB tho trnublrHomo nlt- nation which linn been treated by tlio
rtrlkc of the ciiRluccrs, anil Us bouts
wlilt b arc to leave today will, It Is
expected, leave on time Iho Mllui-hnl- u
will sail fni Kauai with her own
erow, while tho Claudius will go to
Maul with her own chief engineer,
Sutherland, nt his post, unil with two
assistants from tho Manna boa. Tho
Clauillno's assistants took the Nllliau
out, the Nllliau s "black squad" having taken tho Nocuu, which ban lost
her own engineers
engl-nee- is
So far, of tho thirty-seve- n
In the fleet, two from tho Hel-en- e,
who wcro among tho first to
quit, two from tho Hall nml two from
tho Noeau lmvo walked out. Of the
remaining twenty-seve- n
tnon tho
of ahnii I twent) have been
rttched, which will bo Into effect
shortl), so that by the end ot noxl
week tho com: any will huvo only
about sccn englnccis loft, and of
theso 11 Is possible thai somo will reInter-Inlan-
Daggett
THE KASH
Dean
Stocks arc stronrr The Knickerbock
NEW YORK, N. Y , Nov. 29
er Trust Company is planning to reopen
win utltniliil the game with t:
tt
nunc hub fiiiutlH, nml while on tlio A
BRADLEY EVIDENCE CLOSED
DEFEATED MEXICAN BANDITS
(.iniiiulH n.uh fnrAil to coiniilain lo ::
n
n
n
ti
of
ptllllG
llPtillll
in
till!
HK.llllKl
tt
tun
tt
SAN BERNARDINO, Cal , Nov. 29.
wlm wiih loiilliiK tlio nil nliniil 111 in :t
l.lmtoilittrtt I'rcss Nprctal Cubic
tt
with tlio most illHKUHtini; nml oIihciiio It
WASHINGTON, D. C, Nov. 29
Station Agent Pcrrinc at Ncbo enU
'tiiKuaKo
Iho man w.ih Ictl nwa b ;t
The evidence in the case of Mrs. countered three Mexican bandits. He
U
will The mall ::
Ihe pti'ke t.illul li)
Bradley, charged with the murder of killed one and wounded another. The
tt
(.Hue burk anil the pnllte h.itl to lie tt
Senator Brown, has been closed. The third made good his escape.
tt
i illt'il ncaiii
1:
case will go to the jury on Monday.
:5
t:
NotliliiK more wiih IlimiRlit of Hi
aw
SUPPOSED VICTIM ALIVE
tt
at itti r
I'nt iih Irwin wiih lininlliiK ,.
Kim-mon- s,
CZAR WILL N"0T GIVE IN
OAKLAND, Cal, Nov. 29
Hie cur aflei the Kaine w.ih mir. he
t
tt
viih HtuiP't In tlio fare liv winitni
tt
the supposed victim of Wilkins,
fiprclal
Cnblr
f.lunrlnlrrf frru
tt
miiiiiIIiir liLhlliil him Iho blnw fillel ,
is nine.
ST. PETERSBURG, Russia, Nov.
tt
Irwin nntl Ihe reward who nt ruck it Jt
V
tt
A
In
Nitlt'j wuh illrcLtl)
29. The Government insists on the
tt
Kill
SUGAR
Hiu of Iiwln anil mini; the whole In tt
retention of its autocratic power.
SAN TRANCISCO, Cal , Nov 27
i lilcut lefiiteil tin false Htuti meiit that tt
SUGAR: 9G degrees Centrifugals,
'iwln linil ntteniplpil lo Htrlke un.Mino
SOUZA BETTER
rent', or S72.50 per ton. Pre-vi- o
'Iho pollro nit ilolnR all In tlicli
'- laotition, 3 CG cents.
imwor to locale Ihe man who rnnimlt
111 , Nov.
29.
John
CHICAGO,
Dili
li il the nHsanlt, The ilo not know
band-leadebetSouza,
the
Philip
is
the two Int I'lt'iilH, tlio
is M't wliutliLi
ter.
titiKiviil of tin) (iliHtiepi'roiiH
EXCEPTIONS TAKEN
icro!i
r cj
fiom tlio bleachers ainl thu actual a
poorer an opinion a man bus
The
IN $400,000. CASE
ttault. Iine nnj roniiectlon, but tbo
sign.
of others, the sreatt r Ih his own "on
slroiiKlj hiihipoI II
With rcmul lo
company
of
Is
tho
the
Intention
It
celt with rdereiiro to IiIh own worth
tho fornii r Ineltlcnt Uotitcnaiil l.n i
TO COURT'S ORDER
lilwn li ul the InilowliiK to hid
Iho Itoalt Complin initlcr Ih Htlll to keep Its boats running as loug uh
any
receiving
iIiipiI
is
ran,
not
It
but
It
roinpl
to
nuw
i
mill
"Irwin lino
'tlinmcrliiB, without am
facts ol
nit
lli.it n nnn was iisIiib nml laiiKii iko iniportnnto IiuvIiib birti brmiKlit out money for tickets In uihance, as has
In the matter of tho tilg damage
mil mum) lug the IiiiIIl'h This ninn A formal decree. In iiiiirilunco with been thn custom heretofore.
No sosuit of William J bowrlo ngiilnst.
wliosp inline is (irnrgo isiilnil Optilau
reachproblem
been
lias
of
the
lution
Do Holt made
II I' Iltltlwl'ii, exceptions bine been
iho, I illumed, though ho protested, the oral order of udgo
(Special II u I Ie tin Win lens)
ed us )et, though there seems to bo n
rellled by Baldwin, and by Juiiich II ,
iiinl took him to another part of tho rctentl), appolntliiB I.lRlitfoot
to
company's
Hllo,
23
tlio
Hawaii,
ot
No
tnlng
possibility
Win
Shriller
iiilo Warren
Mtld Ho hid In en ilrlnklnR, hut knew ceiver, was llled In
W It, mid t!ui P Castle, llariht.
i etui ntd
MrKn)
A.
Honolulu
Is
to
to
If
refuge
It
law.
with
tho
seek
tho
what ho wiih ilniiiK
tbi'li went on, Th a) cr
Castle Coleniau, Jlur) Tctine) Cnstln
Ih
b)
tho
Klnaii
Hint
day
reported
It
As
bo
can
far
I
Invoked.
(
that
It
:.t was In liai Be of tho polite iklall
Thaer sa)s tint I.lRhttnnt Is still found
llltclicnek, Helen Klngsbur) Mead,
ami hail to no that tho officers But bus) tr)liiB to ilnil .iKsets of tho com-pan- ), as tho mall contracts nro concerned, bo will take the Klnaii out on her next
trip us chlet engineer
mil Caroline Castlu Westl'rvclt, to
company
Istlitlr liiHtrnrlliiiiH Sumo tlino Inter
opinion
tho
tho
that
but Hint tin books are mi mix- It
tho
order of IiiiIbo ltobliiHou striking
' i will (iiuiplaliuil that tlio mini had
to
to
out
bouts
be
forced
e cannot
send
ed up that It will ho whip tltno
the Ilit'H tlio utlidinlt or 1) b.
riom
ii tinned, ami DfTlier Wire nml I ie'
good
ns
It
the.
mull
bus
when
unythliiB dt Unite ran bo carr)
Wlthlugtoii
inoMil Iiim iibiIii
At thin tlino I
and aceompaiDlng
to
so
do
to
fall
nn cxcuho as It
In fait, In s.i)h, tbero
lit aid liltn fc.ij tint be 'would fix that, known
lueludliiB tin deposition of
ot
Mr Frank C Poor, seercutr)
to hao bun no liookkci'pliiK
Ho dlil licit return to tho
fellow'
bowrle
o 1 1 n Wireless)
(Special II il
Honolulu Harbor No fit, bus given
i leacliers
s an Illustraami I did not mo tlio iih worth) of tho naiiii
taken on tho
'Ihe exceptions
mult "
llllo, Hawaii, Nov 2'l A commit-tr- o ground that the ate
tion of the (oinlltioii of tho bonks, ho out, tlio stntement that the incrcuso
onltr lonstltutes .i
l.iinlilwa has In u liiHtiucteil
to
has been appointed lo make m
that liint Drirnihor ho went to In tho pa) of tho captains employed
si)s
Inter-Islan- d
btliiB Op il.inol'o before the Sheriff
was iiingcnit nts for Iho serltH of IiihcIisII refusal li the Court In pissing upon
(onipin) on In half of nno of tho In tho Bcrvlec of tho
go-i-d
faith of tho plaintiff's proIho I'tillto Iiiim lit en on tho took out tho
not obtained b) any thrent. Ho Is gamcH to bo pla)it with the Spalding the
icittlliatc-linltli'iowed
and
lion
posed .imenduioutH to tho complulnt
ft"
ItlicftiiH to Hie iissiiiilt
Tho)
team of tlio I'aclflc Coast
quoted
uh Buying
1911,
the
with
ton!
In
about
line
in
Interviewed Will CiihIIo. who huvh
to eonslder an) facts set forth In tho
"The statement referred to appearthat he saw Hie nffiili from Mart lo lI.iusc of tlm polln which pprmltB
Tho largest and pcrhtipH tho most nflldnlt or the pipciH unil deposition
ilnlnli CiiHile sialeil Hint a ulnnl man, icrtlllc.ito-lioldrito boirow 7K per ed In the article headed 'Statement tnugutlleent nil steamer In the Culled acoonipatDlng It or uny fuels oulslilo
1 ho statement
who tooketl like a half white oi a half tent of tho amount paid In by them b) tho llnglnerrB'
of Captain
those nppeiiliig in the oilgluul com-plaiChinese, ami liwm bruslioil iii iik.iIiihI When ho went to the iiflleo of tho That u thriitenlng demand fui All States, In command tlio
Itoseeruns,
former!) of
and iiioposed umcudi'd itiiu- In
Ihe tiowd nil tho company to set tho mono), bo told Increase of wugpH hail been liiiulc by
nil othei while
)cstcrilay afternoon unit plalnt such action on the pirt of tho
.ii) to tho tar Irwin, ho s.i)H, lilt
captains of the I -- I S. N Co ,' Is nrrhed latef, o'clock
tho
to
forgotten
had
he
odlelalH
the
that
nl tlio ltallroul Court constituting u misapprehension
Hie man, who then upon elp.ueil it
tertiiliily misleading and totally In- docked at
tpate In the uowtl ami stiuck Irwin briiiK tho ecitlliiatiH along with Iiim, correct
llci naino Ih W S l'ortei of tlio propel piotcdiiro under tho
wharf
sendby
Hint
the)
iiiilil
i
them
but
Bit
one blow In tho faio whlib felled hltn
steamer All her motion to htrlke, nntl In subsliiiien i .
mid Is n new-bui- lt
'lhi polko s.i) that the story of an ing it bti to bis ofllrc.
apartments arc neat!) equipped with lefusal to pass thereon or to itinnliler
HILONIAN SIGHTED.
nlhoi witness (ininliiir Hen this
Ho wuit li icK to the nfllio anil
Ihe S S llllonlaii, from San Prun-nseo- , modern appliances andurntho walls are the lhsuis Invoheil, Including tho Is- -of tho affair This Ih false, uh Ih for Rot all about the niatlrr himself,
two largo buo wliethei tlio piopobcd
There
ninondwas sighted at 2 30 p tn off
evidenced not mil) li I w 111 but b) a but tho ceitllleaiiH wcro iiocp sent
Knkt) Head
unil iiiinfortiiblo rooms resent il for mciits wero preKcnted In good faith
man eltiHi to him Ailhiir Needy, who
1
Iiiih
ho
them
tho use of the c(iiiipati)'s prtsldcnt or not
was rlKht ruxt to Iiwln nt tho tlmti, for, .mil ho still
books of tho (oiupaii) hIiow no rotord
Tho cabling of tho keel Hint will i;cry tinker fitiui tho inplulti down
HiIh
iibHiiliituI) coiiliadlrtH
i rslou
llxceplluu is alui taken on tho
putli'p
tiaiiHiitlon
bo iihpd for it new )ucht which Is Ih fiiinlshel
N'ecly sa)s Hut ho did not hcu tho of tho
with an oak rollci-lo- p
ground that the ordi r tu stilko conblow stniek hut beaiil It whizz pant
"Tlicli bookkrepliiK." 'Ilui)cr sas, being built by Shipbuilders SorriiBon desk and the scatK huriouudtng It are stitutes mi erroi and an abuse of disIns ear wit1, surh foiro that ho took
appeam to line tniislstt'd In taking . b)lo bus been inmplctcd
of the Court in
lovcrrd with lomfortablc iiislilons cretion on the
It for tlm thuiwlng ot n stono. Ilo ln all tb nione) the) (ould, unil pa- Humor has It Hint during tho cast- Tho machliieiy
Is of tho best that that It Is u iefus.il to innslilci lu tho
iiIko saw Hip mini inn awn), wliilo lug out of
tho lump sum octasltinally ing of It u number of silver hnlf-dol-lIho question of the (xphIho of the discrerould bo niado foi an
Ilullitil nml Kiik I'oitor gno iIiiiho. Mich
iiinounls iih tin) had tn "
pieces wcro thrown Into tho boil towing mat blue, which is stationed tional) power to ullow the llllng of
Ilo rnught Irwin when ho fell (i tun
Tho cash book niiiitarH to bo Incnring Iron b) Miuip Interested party. In nft. Is automatic
the ami ink d lompluliil any other
tho force of Hie blow
icct In man) puitWiilars' It will ho appreciation of tho suieessfiil opera
thin the oilglnil and iinicnd- gnno mcr thoroughl)
Thayer sii)B tion. HcsldeH tho keel, which Is beA tin tnlng worn in Is ono who
A friend may well be lecknnid tho
The iixceptloni, weie iillowid by
tn ing cooled off, ovcry part of tho yacht masterpiece of Nut tiro
it will ho neei'Hsai) piaitlcnlly
Ignorant of her charms.
.ludgo Hobinsou
Kmerson
iniilio up a set of hooks for tho com-paIs practically rtnily to bo put together Tho keel Is a beautiful pleco ot
work and Ih icrtnlnly u credit to tho
Honolulu Iron Works
Mr
(HtiLiliil lliilktln WliiltHl
llllo. Hawaii, Nov ."I Man
uBor Walter Ilonil (lutmr Mr
Cubliln nml HouUrhiki DiHm
llel'l of Otiknln plauliilinn lliuo
lueti illeil for ioiiIliiipI of iiiurt
III till IHIUt'Hl of till tliaiiil I 111
Tin i nm mfiiKCil tn .inswrr
put lo tlir fiiiiinl lur)
WiilUir .iImi lefiihPil tin tlein.inil
mi il
(li, oiil lur tn pin Inn Hip
Onkal i li'antntlon IhhiIih
Is lliMKlimlini; the
Hit ii,
ji nf liilntlon nf lln iltlzoii
'
labor anil clfilit hour law In the
.
tlio
i iruriion of tho mail b
'I i rrltnrl il Ituntl Do in! nf wlilrh
I
,n
rlialr
Walker as .i niomliei
man
makes them
make them dressy,
& Co.
IiIiiiih
Conservatism
The weather
Company Will Soon Have
Only. Seven Engineers
The
iihh.iiiH wan in.ule
e 1 n Htnrt
mi i: l lijwln of Hie 11 n
.it tlio Ii.iki ball KroiimlH on Tliniihu
1.
Ink' iln
most
A
11
!
Gets Warm
Assailant
PRESERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES
HRS Mill
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All visiting members of t lie
obrder uro cordlnll) Invltc'd to
"httcnil in Mugs of local lodges
HARMONY LODGE. No. 3,
1.
0. 0. F,
every Mondn
1
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offse!)!eger
Go,
Limited,
King and Bethel Sts.
MYSTIC LODGE, No. 2, K. of P.
Meets cverv luesdiy evening at
7:3d o clock In K of I' Hull, lot.
I'ort and Uerctnnl.. Visiting broth
era cordially invited to attend.
"
AS ttfcllHUU, C. C.
T. WAL.DUON, K. H. S.
Meets every I'rlday c etilnK nt
K. of r. Hall, cor Tort andillcrc- Members ot Mystic
tnnla, at 7 '30
m McKInley Lodge
I.odeo No 2,
No, S, and UltlnK brothers cordially
ln Itcd.
General Business
"
II. (IOSL1NU, C. C.
A. S KI..NWAY, K It S.
"
""P"Turkeys
H.,
C. Q.Yee Hop
k
Meets every Saturday evening at
7:30 o'clock In K or P. Hall, cor
l
V
broth-:r-
s
Telephone
251
AERIE 140, T. 0. E,
Meets on the 2nd and 1th WED
NESDAY evenings of each month at
7:30 o'clock lu K of 1 Hall, corner
Christmas
Uerctanla and rortstreets.
Visiting Eagles are invited to attend.
I. K TWOMUY, W, President.
II. T. MOOIti:. Scty
1,10 131
HAWAIIAN TRIBE No.
Meets every first and third Thursdays or each month at Knights n
Pythian Hall
Visiting brothors cor-
s
iJnsurpasscd Array of Elegant
tics for the
dially Invited to attend.
D CASTUO,
A. U MLIIPHY.
Tel. Main 198
C. or
It.
P. O. Box 102
.1.
ORD,
i
SUCCESSOR
TO
CALENDARS
PURSES,
ON WOOD,
'
TANS,
CROCKERY.
GENERAL CONTRACTOR.
Oredfllng, sewers, Grading, Paving,
Teaming, Crushed Rock.
Clack and White Sand and Sill
'"
for Sale.
OFFICE AND YARD
.,.80UTH &. KAWAIAHAO 87S
iBo Wo
JAPANESE
FORT
BAZAAR
ST, NEXT THE CONVENT.
ThdtSixtyMileRide
JEWELER
make a specialty of Chinese Jewelry. New line Juat received per 8
8. '"Korea." We Invite you to corns
and (inspect our line of Jade set In
Innumerable Oriental dtslgns.
Maunakea Sts.
To
Haleiwa
Is
Better Than
Most
Things Which Come
To Men In
Re!!
Sizes,
&
J55""For R'nt"
aulleMn ottic.
Complete.
SON,
Blk , It
King St , Katsey
Nuuauu and Smith Sts.; Tel. 1S9.
44-5- 0
L
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Christmas
K
Fort Street,
& Co.
Monday, November
Taylor,
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it ii ii :i ii ii ii
x-:: xHONOLULU
ii ii
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X X
1'ililnj,
Toniptinlnipa C a
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10 a
rilninimn
111,
711,
NovemliLM 21
111, fiS, 8 a in,
noon, 7fi: nioinlnir
1;1- -
Ilaiointtti,
s 11 in, 3008, iilibolnlo
.1111, .1110 nrniiiH
iti
id illvu liumlillt, S 11 tu
TEL. 339 1,0 pti tent, dew point, 8 n 111, lis
Wind- - G 11 in, voloclty 7 illiritlon
carfls on sale at N W, 8 a 111, vnIoll r, illippllon
N II, in 11 111, vtloclt) 7, (llioctlnn
N i:
noon, vuloclt) 7, illiuctlon N i:
llninrnll liming 24 lionis umlcil 8 a
liumlillt)
ruble foot
111.,
,
.
dlfltaiiMMkttakMtt,
You Want For
Will
piovc too much for jou.
Ohristmas
Culman
1064 Fort,
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ji
jiiiiij
l1!"1"
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Santa Claus Emporium
1907
254 Cases of Toys and Holiday Goods
For Everybody
Wajjona,
Wlictil Borrows,
m
Go-Cart-
s,
Alechanitral Toys
Horses,
Cows,
&s$k
iflhlL
y.iftt.iV
m
ssheep,
Dogs,
Teddy Bears,
Monkeys,
tVf
WJ&rTB
A1
Masks,
Brass Toys,
Tin Toys.
Wooden Toys.
ft A
'
Nov
Xmas Bells of Tr.suc Tap'-i- ,
ms Cuds, Calendars.
,
j.mu iiiu
jiui; ui jiiiiiuuy uuur.9, uuui.i ut nuiiuil, uuum
fci Boys and Girls and Children that ever came lu the country.
ov ou, on our upcniug
non i 11111 10 sec our j.wo nv. stores,
E"cmiig Remember, Yoitt Moncj-Savci-
kj
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(llt.U
Am
11
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21
Am bk IMwnicI M
hence Nov J3
U Mil MM
Arrived Nov 27
A II S S Nov id in, hi nto Nov
21,
Filday, Nov. 29.
HAN rilANCISCO Ailrveil. Nov J8
I M S S Kni en, hencu Nov 2J
IMtlSHNi: Sailed Nov 27
H S Moan. for Honolulu
you.
'ixyFzszwxuimwmmB&gsxmss
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M
TODAY
3
p. in
S
Stmr Clnmllno, Dennett, for Mam
nml Hawaii ports, S p 111.
T. K. K S S Amerlci Mam. I'll
tiici, for San Pianctsco, p in, in oh
ably.
Arrived Nov 21.
WliiKilmaun, fiom
llllo Nov
i:i.i:i:i,L- '- rrlvcd Kov
N B
The most caicful attention paid to Island and Mail
Oldcts. and if we have not vA what vnn want wi will ipt it fnr
BtaEBgt6rffft,Wn,7i'.7
M
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Slmr Mlknhala, Orcgnr, for Kaiiil
1
WALL, NICHOLS CO., LTD.,
ffl
I1M11
an M
ports,
Wednesday, Nov. 27.
S IIAHUOIl
a
DEPARTED
SAILING
J
1
p. Ill
S
SVKtritKHJlAilMltlHW
'1 1. in poit Tliom.ni
lioiitp Nov II
Nov 22. Am lik In Klll.itat, fmni
I ort (ii inhlo lin Honolulu,
lu din
M.ihtH BpnuiK nml rlgRliiR
IrmH
diiui men
Saturday, Nov. 23.
SAN ritANClSCO Arilved Nov 23
U S colllor Jujtln, hento Nov. 12
Monday, Nov. 25.
HII.O Airived Nov. 10- Am lik Albeit, from Tort Ramble
HII.O Sallfd Nov 23:
Am S H Kntcrpilbo, foi S V
Nov
2i A II S S Ailzniian, foi
Snllu.i Ciuz
iiurnimo sailed. Nov 21.
llr sp Celtic Monarch, for Honolulu
Tuesdav, Nov. 2G.
HAN I'llANCISCO
Sailed. Nov. 20
Inp S S llonckoiiB Mum for III)
nnliilii
(IAVIOTA Arilved, Nov 25
S S
Dim, licncc
Doll Cnrtii,
S
9
Nov
Dolls,
1'rnn-Cisc-
WKX,KM5fMMMKK,
IOTA Snllcd. Nov. 19:
S S W S. l'ortcr for Honolulu.
Thursday, Nov. 21.
TACOMA Sailed, Nov. 20:
Am bk Mohican Tor llllo.
HONOll'U Sailed, Nov. 20
Sclir Defender for Tort Tovviiacml
Friday, Nov. 22.
1'OIIT lIMtrOUO-S.ill- Pd.
Nov. 21:
S S S.intn M.uh, for Honolulu
Frldav, Nov. 22.
VICTOHIA Arrivid
III S H AormiKi. licnco Nov
IHCO
Airlvtd, Nov 21
SN I'HANl
i'i S ,M Amlinl I.'xi Iniiiiiu. hi nr- -
ry
M
28
a. K M K K X ti 5
id ii
TlmrMlii) , Novtmlier ti,
Slmr Nlihnu, Tiivv nsoinl, foi Na
wlllvvll and Auahnla, S p in
(1A
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8
Thursdnv, Novenbcr 2S
S W. S l'ortcr, McDonald,
aaa
r
H.
X
S. A T, Crook, fiom. Sail
'
S a. 111.
M
1I
Just What
tfl M M
111.
KAH.l'A
Sailed Nov. IS:
Am sclir SioK.mo, for llllo.
ItOVAl, llOADS Arrived Nov IS:
llr sp. Celtic Chlcr, licnco Oct. 19
Monday, Nov. 18.
TOUT HAN l.L'IS A11lv1.1l, Nov. in
Alii UKln l'ullcrtoii, lunco OlI. 23
Tuesday, Nov. 19.
1HAYS UAIII10K -- Arrived Nov. IS
Am stln HouLrt l,cvvtrH, lunco
Oct 21
1III.O Arrived, Nov 17
Am. lik Andiovv Wvltli, riom S
Wednesday, Nov. 20.
MAKAWIII.I Anlvtd. Nov 10.
Am liMn (iinuv.i, finm (liavs liar-lio-
tion to buy
3l!
N)tK;f3l)iX1WC
3d
ill
x
n
DUE FRIDAY
if If K 1j If It If lt K t f Id K H C M
M. N S S I llldiil.iii, Johnson, frori
II
San Kr.inelsco
T K. K H S Amerlci Mnru, rilmer,
fMini tho Orient
WJCJfJfWKKiiKMKhiXKitfKM
PASSENGERS
l
na
ARRIVED
x it it
'
x
I'or stmr Maul, llruhn from Ha
.1
wall ports, Nov. 29
O. oting
I'ei stmr Mauni 1,0,1, SlmcrMiii,
Horn Kon.i H)ith, Nov 2111 I' Isen
X,
i
3f
3t
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3t
k. ac 3f
i
berg, MIsb M. C.inipbell, (leo Camp
I ell. II
I, Kawuwehl, Mrs II I, K.i
Mc
wcwchl, . N Komno.i, R
A
Wnvuc, H M Ov ei land, fl I" Mn
dwell. i: D llildwln, H T Cominl.
W W WIU011. Oct) McDougall, T O
'lilen. Mis W M McQuald. Miss II
Keiha .1 Nunes, Dr W 0 lingers, C
II Wells. S 11 rujlv .itn.1. Ah Kce, Ah
l'.u nnd SI deck
x
V f )t if 8f w 1 M V M K
if ) if
K
PASSENGERS DEPARTED
X it M
;i X x )f t( n it, 14 it. W "
t
Jf.
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if
'i M
f M
X t
if
WATERFRONT NOTES
nVltXIIHX.
li H fl )' i W t
M
5
C
St
A X
X
-31
if 5'
iC ;t if ,( f V
BOOKED
PASSENGERS
t If JC X U M X X 3f ii It
ft M Jf X
Dtiinttl, fm
I'er stmr Cl.imllnu
29
Miss
Nov
Mnul and Hawaii,
Alenmlei,
Nora Sturgeon Miss M
Mrs 1 B. Cooke, Miss Emily Cooke,
i: Kiuse nnd wifo. C A Illco, A I
Ulack, T) M ll.umliB, II A U.ildwlii
Mid vvlfo, C M Hobeits nnd wife. C(
M l.ovsted Ins Wakeilcld. Mlsrf M I
Alexander, Miss l.ndd, S S Wong
MIis Helen Alexander, flco 11 Miner.
A
C Ilclts. A (lartcnberg, A Kims
Mid wife. I. II M 111 own. Hen do Sll
vn, .1 l.eiplci, .las Klrkliiud, 1) I.
Mour, Itev S K Kiinlluu. I) K K'n
I'll, Il .1 riouhcm, 1,11111 Clio) (1 (',
(
51
i
V K X l
I
Suing
Toi
I'ei slmr Mlk.ihal.i. (licgorv
Nov
Kauai porta, ii i in Nov 29
(' W
III, .1 Ughtfonl. i: Omstead
HiMwIti, M Sditeiunior i: (' Smith
i: i: Maliliim ami wire 11 T II.it I
key C If Collins, M;s WWi.nd nml
n.iughler. A S Wilcox ami wife Mlhs
i: Whiting und si mint IMul ll.ililwiu
W II Itlie
A llrjiin
Itetuin
and wife, II P I'ne
II
GROWD THE
li'lllll'i!
Sixteen t'n oho Kiinihleis who vvcio
.illicit at ahi, vvcro fined $r, and
(toslt each, with the exception of tlio
The in.itiniu glvi bv the I'.lh fouls
two Imnkrrri, wlio liiul to uiush up
.it the Orphcum
ckIcii1.i iiIIiiiioou
10 t.uh
Thoito two have been
.esiilted in ,.i (lowdcd houe It wan
in haul luck l.itcl, havliiR been ho last pioiluetiuu of "'1 lu- Uuwilt
iiiicstcd no leas than three tlmej dur- - (on Law '
1I11B the past week
I.jbt night the house was again
uowded .it the llrnt luodiictioa of
11
1
1 LADIES'
H
FRENCH WAIST PATTERNS B
Excellent new
jg
gi just armed Just
iiina.
1
a
HI
H
m
S3
&
N
,v
X
X
i
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line of hht and daik clothes ?or the Holidays
the proper style foi ThanksGivinu and Christ- -
H
g
m
m,
11
pla-lii-
PANTHER
,
fi
l
"The Scout
EATS WOMAN.
Heveugo '
Tlil3 la of a
stirring ilraiu.it Ic nature and kccpi,
m Columbia Iji Nov IS Whllo on evcrjbodj on lliclr toea during the,
her w.i l viMt a nelchbor lodij In .vliolo evening
'llio Ullelniil couipmi)
will givu
m la wild ickIoii ten miles went of heie tliun
pel foi mam es or "Ihu
m j'Ii-- Annie Valentino, vvlfo of a farm Stout's nunc
MtCANDLKSS BLD0.
itevengo"
Orpheinu
llio
al
Ihu
ei, wiib klllnl mid devouied hj n pan1
P 0. BOX 001.
Theie will be a piifiiiimiuco In
TELEPHONE 931.
Ihei
Her IuihIuiuI, nlarmed nt IiIh .it e
Iglit and loiuoirow night ami a mat
vlfe'H pmlouKcd ahiicueo, lustltutud
nich and foum' his wife's head and laeo tonionow afternoon ' The Scout's
llovengcV
Judging fiom the opinions
hci Hkcleton, picked li.uo of llesh, In
oxpiessed last night has stiuck llio
n clump of bushes
'jo
Hits of the woman's clothing wcic .lopulnr fane), and theie should
VHY TAKE CHANCES ELSCWHEMC WHEN YOU CAN GET A
leutteied ovi r a dlstunco of two miles tiowdud houses al (.till picHcutatlou
,vl
la) nlkht ami mining
idiowliiB that th-- piintlitr had draRKed Dcgluulug
lis victim to a umvcnlcnt spot to until Wediiesiluj nli,ht 'Tho Lost
bo
will
I'aradlse"
plajed Mi. Cooloy
mnko a fe.irl A jiosse of men, with
p.uk of hounds, aiu ihiikuIiik llio rinl Miss liiigsbui Imvu .ippeaicd lu
from us for less money and on easy payments, without Interest, 01
Ibis In nt f til drama In all tho prim
beast
liberal discount for cash. There Is no cash register so absolutely
tlpal cities or the l'.iclfle Coast during tho past few
certain, of results as a National. Every National Is guaranteed as to
and have ov
"I'ooi fellow'" said u beuevoliut eijwlieio ucojved .veins
nrt
,
high
pralso
for
u,,u
Mwinw..,.
h, ,, pi H,,pI.IIIu
woman kindly, "whnl has brought llie.lt
i.fiaillh
woik
lite phij Mr r.llefoid 10
WE ARC COLE AGENTS.
von In llils destitute condition?" "Mj gaids as
onu or Ihu stiongcst scleettd
wife iiiuin" "Your wife' How Is for
siason mio It Is stiongtr lu
that'" "Well, jmi ste, mum, I've ht.utlliolutiiebt
in genuine depth
JUDD DUILDIN3.
found her thieo good Jobs, and blessed lii.in .in Mil andgiven
jet
and rlls foi
If bho uln't lobt ovcrj onu of "cm' '
excellent tutlng on the part of eveu-onTit lilts.
lu the nst
Mlitress- "Nornli, I told jou to glvo
11
giont eomroit to
lazj man
Uiumlng for ollleo cost almost .ib Io Its
Imvo a doctoi' bay luziuoss la n
much as tinning an automobile.
sic
u
.ooe5f
nciLiuiiui
v3u
icciiiistep
I
iM
11
1
11
Ufnrkm.-incttl-
Th; Waterhousc Company,
e
-
b
trace
Mi and .Mis H A Uuldwlii
of
Total vilml movement il tiring 21
Maul and Mr and Mrs. O A nice of liouro endLd at noon, 217 miles
kaunl nro anions; the outgoing ias
WM II STOCKMAN.
.Liigcrj on tlio Ckuiillnu toilaj .
Section Director, U. 8. Weather Bureau.
tjiiiVu...
11.
Sailed, Nov n
Am, up (lo. Iloblo for IMiRtt Sound
Thursday, Nov, II.
NJ'.WCASTM:
Arrived:
Am liklu Hawaii fiom Mnkavvcli,
Sept. 7
Friday, Nov. 15.
(SAUNA CitlJZ-Arrl- vod
Nov. 11:
A II a a. Coliitnblnu, frum IllIu
2D
Oct
IONTi:m:Y Arrived Nov. 1C:
Am Bi M I! Clilltott, licnco Oct 20.
1'OIIT T0WNSI:ND Arrived Nov. 1G
Am gclir. Honolpu, from Honolpit,
Oct 2.'
tlUAYS HAItllOll Arrived Nov. IS:
Am fcclir C A 11iavt'r, licnco Oct
Then don't look nt my'wndow or the tempta-
M
3
K
Stlnr .Mniiim I.011, SlmcrMii, fiom
Kona viortE, C.30 11 tn.
Stmr. Mnul, llruhn, from Kivvnihac,
i:i,i:i:i,i:
Want To Keep Your Money?
M
3
ii
Tlitiisda, Novunbor
A. O
53
Y0UNQ BLDQ.
K
M
H i(
M 55 K 5
ARRIVED
it (ini Mouto-- e,
VirTOIUA Arrived Nov. 9:
8 Knremlio, honco Oct, 31.
Ilr
SAN rilANCISCO Arrived Nov. U:
S. H AluEkun from Sallna Cruz.
Hawaiian News Co.,
Limited,
ALEXANDER
M
3d
U
CABLE
REPORT OF SAN
FRANCISCO MERCHANTS'
EXCHANGE.
Nothing could please friends
or relatives more than to receive one of these beautiful
packages of Holiday Station-crThey have the advantage of being1 both beautiful
nnd useful.
Our stock this year is especially attractive.
SAMFORD.
Do You
'
S
1
!
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Nos.
hunches bananas. ,11 nu-opionrvos,
7 oases Hints, 17 Kpki butler. fiO linn
dies hides, '11 hold cattle, !l ualos
billions
rial oh turkeys, I (talcs
Pigs, 2 doc's, 71 hoi,s I tow .1 calvis,
11)7 hiiiiiIi) iuick igcs
I'ursci liiil
lepoits tlio following t.iigui nwnitlng
lloiiokan, 2Sln,
fiilinncnt 011 Hnwuii
ilomnpo, lcsii
A'
Fresh Flower Seeds
a.Vernandez
loom Call inrlv
I. i: Plnkbain ami Inhn A II111.I11
"111 lo (he 8pcnkers al the i:iks
Mi
morlnl mivIio to bo In Id In th U 1.1
lloiifcr Sundav iifli'inoun
Ion In 11 fioni Sin lnimU
Tlio
iilli il In pnko Ik
luihi nroiiiiil 1)1
iiioml Hond this foil noon
II It. po,
lio ni.iv hIioh up llils iifti iiinnii
Man iroi HpitFtlic la innklui, 1I.1U
orali pnpaiutlons for tlio Kiaml N
Warn i:vo bull nt I ho M01111.1 hoi
mi. Hal Invitation will bo uton h 10
tlie publle
The atoniuci Maul, Cnptnlii Iliuliu
rrlvod this mornlm; with 77 head of
oiiilo 1 la ko vvuKon whul mid 1J
Mimli) piek.mos TIn imlj pUhHiiiKu
"till I O
otlllB
I
Mori wm placed on trial lu .IikIko
Union court nt 2 o clock this aft 01
undoi the Indlctimnt
ifKin
ot tlio
I ultra I (liiiud Juo,
tliarsliiK liltu
villi passliiri counterfeit uionov
Ivvu liiindtfil musical liiMiumonls
if nil iloHcilptlons, toscthor with
limit IOIM11) win III of sold Jowcliv
fm llio Chi Intnl. 11 Undo tan bo round
it half priiu lu thn nlorn of I Cat In
Scntelieii was sinipoiidcd In
the
cases of I Mmilz, ehaiged with violating the llriuoi law, and of Ah llov.
cluiretd with iiksiiiII and bitter) on
Oflleer Tow ni.emi
A new
J11
rr Mutuant lia
bi on
hturtid which keeps open nil tlio tlim
Tlioj ninlcv ,1 spiclnllv of 1I10I1 toffit
11ml Knmlili imals
,lnt kIm ilum
a (r. ami Jon will mil cat ilimliui
11 Cufct irla Alakca and KIiik
Tlioso who wlkl Io nvall tin 1111 lv,
if tlio chance to n'nd sclcclod
to fm mis lu the Hast
Tor
C hristiuas,
fhould leave tholi ordorH
.11 onco Willi
the Inland Prult Co 7J
S KIiik. fm shipmoiit
1) the IIII011I1111
Tuesdav
'Kxt
Annum the pnstcm;orx on lln tram
port Ciook. bound for the I'hlllpplm
is Cnptnlii (leorKu Wlntcrbiuu of tlio
Sinlli Caviilr)
lit Is aicoiiipinlod
bj his wlio 11ml biiu Captain Wlnttt
burn Is nu his wav to Join his rtgl
r.ieut ut Ilatnugo:
The cases ot Alice K Kaae vs Kju
la Hlchirdsou ot al las I. Holt Tax
V
Asbessor, vr
C Peacock
C 8
Hollow av
Superlntcndont of Puldlr
1:
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Illchaiilbon
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in
vork.
it
o nppHiMlinu of CIiIuk Till for tvrll
of liaboit. (01 pus, ami Wniiiltiii
ii t
ritltiinil Co vh Ollill Italln.i) K. Land
Co, have bun sot for huirliig Io, tht
Piiprcinu Couit on JInmla, IK com
l.er 2
The Mnun.i l.ua nrrlvod fiom Ha
wall ami Mnul polls o.uh IIiIh iiioiii
IllK With Mini, linKK KUKIII
12JU Ii.ikh
(olfco, Hll Ii.ikh lain 1.1 Iiikh beans
li Ii.iks ,iw.i, i ImgH Klimoi, I, liana po
'allien, J bundlos tobacco, 1,! Imrols
oranges, JO c :t.es mangos, :t banols
dried llbli, r, ciincH drlid IIkIi, till
Hawaii.
Improved anil Modern SUGAR
of every capacity and description made to order. Boiler woik
and' RIVETED PIPES for irrigation
Mrs. E. M.
purposes a specialty. Particular attention paid to JOB WORK, and reVOUNG BUILDING
pairs, executed at shortest notice
Church
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Honolulu iron works
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Small and Medium
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Clnmlliip
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BRASS AND C0PPPER WARE,
Lord and Belser,
Hotel St. bet Smith
Novel-
Holidays
A
$i
Co.
A. JACOUSON, K. It. S.
HONOLULU
E.
THEM NOW.
ORDER
Wm. M'KINLEY LODGE No.8, K.of P.
Port and Heretnnln Visiting
cordially Invited to attend
c. c.
ii noi-r- ,
ii
A.
vv
Thanksgiving
.
No r.K.. 11 1 O.
Honolulu
will meet In their hall on King
rear Fort street over) I'rlday evening.
By order o the U U
UAItllY A. WlLBint,
Secretary.
r. n. nicHAitosoN, x. u.
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There's no question about
the quality of our
HONOLULU LODGE G1C, B. V. 0. E.
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Papeteries
Take jour carriage or automobile
to Hawaiian Carriage Mnnfg. Co , for
repairs.
Mis C I. DIcLprsoti has a Bale of
tilnmioil hats at half prlic
i
uik
lists and hats mado in Ik r onu snrk
OAHU LODGE, No. 1, K. o P.
-
x
gHgft
Clillil'o luindkcrrlilefn In prcttv fan
c) boxes nt lBc a box of .1 nt Wlillno
k Marsli's
Tlio Basolluc sclioonc-- r I'rllppo Is mi
iio innrlnc rnllvi.iv iwilvlnu n new
roal of paint
Attomov .1 l.ldnrool is boiikod Io
drpul on I In' Mlk.ili.ili llils iifirinooii
for Kau.il
A S WllrcA ,ind wife rutin n Io tlich
Kami lionic IIiik nfterlioon nu Hit'
llknlmla
I." 1) llnldnln nnd I)r
W (I Itomrs
crc nmoiiK tlif Manna l.o.i .uilviilr
tills forononn
Tlio Tovo Klsi'ii Kiilslia sli mitt
HonpkoiiK Muni was not kIIiIi.I mi
I lie noon linur toda
'1 In- - I'nshion
SiliKin Is mivIiib the
: allio rooiI
11 1 J i Hill
It alum i
ii ivvecn U and
orlnrk
Tlio Carlo Den, opposite Convent,
Ims maii milaiio Xnms novelties tasj
for nmllliiK
Plrst come first choice.
lntod.
t
todt'B
hv
aa
'UK
evening at
l'oit Street
K It m:Mll. Secretary
GIUIHIM), N. U.
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All visiting biottieis very conllUly
Meets
7:30 In
--
fiHNFRAI.
nov
vv.
Pair nf Bold spcctncles have been
HAGOON & LIGHTFOOT,
found
See nd this Issue
A flno Willcox S. (!ll)bs sowIiik m.i ATTORNEYS-AT-LAAND NOTAclilnc clionp. 1J"C Port titiocl
RIES PUBLIC.
i: Oinslind and V W U.ildvvln sail
for Knml oil tlic Mlknlmla lodiiv
Cor. Alakca nnd Merchant Sticcts.
All deslilns lioniif-iuud- o
inlmcim.it
wlllordci inrl) nt Mrs Kcarns
C II Wolis or Wiilluku SiiKiir ( o
united on llo Mann. i Uin thin morn
o a
W o- 9
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HuviM;fe
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Honolulu Chapter
io Maul
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rum
ii
Panama bats cleaned at the Globe.' Boston Building.
Phone 452 for a hack. Bethel
oer May
St Hack Co.
Mm I. 1' Cnnko and ilnucjilei go
tfo
Pacific Third Degree.
1111. ItMllAV
Jjgtt
.flCA
t
noNoun.u.
and Chinese, or to the mainland by
people wno tninK tucy can cet more
for their money on. the Coast is lost
so far as this country is concerned.
Read the Bulletin ads. and that mistake will be lcctifkd.
o
ILHHDA
mrLurriN,
iHMrr
iit.iiftiwniii uirla
Weekl
Sui.etin $J Per Year
Chan Van Young and I' 11 f.ovvis
wcie uiioHUil todnv on eharires of
soiling llquoi in inn 1'i.iuk l'cteibon,
Wlio lias been touvliled of 1l111nl.cn
about miiio of limes ll.nttii
(Ims win king loi tlieht two gtiitltmen
wcie .111c ltd Mimo tinio ago on slm-I- I
u ihiugis but the Couit aeiiuitliil
them holding that tlio bictlon of the
llnuor liiw iimlei
whit li Hint linii
been nnosted applied onlj to licensees
The piosccutloii Is now tiMng
10 entorce llio statute bj placing tho
losponslbllltv for thu sales on tlio
Piiuelp.il8
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11
UP TO DATE CLOTHING
i.i
Wc arc now ready to show our customers and wc
aic sure we can please them.
City.
W. W AHANA COMPANY, Ltd.,
02
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PHONE 525.
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Worse M..J.1I.. Than Ever
In
Board Of Health
Over Quack
If., miDAY. NOV 20.
flhen lie asked for n Illllo roHiicci
Hie men of IiIb
IN WAILAGH MATTER
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Nollcy Talks.
.Volley talked next, eom. mini); thai
till ngicemcnt could not be one hided,
mid If only tin' Hoard of Health had
anything to say about llio iiuuiur.
Ihere could liu no agreement ami
Unlkidi could not sign It II. made
i
rumbling talk, lirliiKlni-- , nut uoihla.;
now, bill doing oer ; I
Maine old
r nnti..B u.- - ii.m.,1,,,
Ri.
wuiiacn tnuryiniiii; uc wnuii'ii I'lnk
ham'fl Rtiitemoiit Hint tin- - Coinnilttvc
r Sovi'ii at Knlmiiiaiia wai, u Kcloct
tho subjects wan a pimcr for lilm All
In could say was that Hint Committee
had not said tlioy ittriii t want Wnl
lacli Io como oor. Hi- - uIkii cuiniilnlunil
Hint llio Lotmnitli e or Ton bad no
Christmas
1
Dinner
French Roast Chicken in Jelly
R. R. Boned Chicken anil Turkey
Fresh Cranberries
Roast Pigeon
Ham
Boned
R. R. Plum Pudding,
Atmore's Mincemeat in 3 and
1,
2, 3 and
Tins
Jms
Mincemeat in Pkgs.
:
:.!,i'
Boiled
Cider
i'.."
Cranberry Sauce
t
but If It went
with
Italed tbe Hoard for niontlis was left nil,
Marrons in Brandy
Marrons in Vanilla Syrup
blni. It should Ileal him as a man and
In n moru unsettled condition tbnn
t
give hi in every oiirom.igt
po.
G. & D. Spiced Currants
0. & D. Spiced Gooseberries
The specific theme of (llsctissltm bible.
a Fakir.
vim Hie new pniulltloiib presented by Wallach
G. & 1). Crabapples
"By tho way Wullnch Is trlng lo
the Committeo of Ten on behalf of the crawl out of
rninll mailers said .Mnrk
Mm tor," and which bad been signed
Cala. Dried Fruits
looks to nn- as IT he Is
Prunes
Peaches
Pears
Apricots
l
him. Wullacli deniaiidcd. through ltoblnson, "It
Hi Is trlii;- io c.,
Figs in
Ins agents thin he and three mem-l- u real fakir
Packages
phyBlclaus
iion i hellove
rs or the Committee be allowed to iredlt live
Wisbarden Prunes
Nuts
Stuffed Figs
he knows nn thing abnut lepros)
i'o Io Moloknl to nsslst In the selecoiigln
in allowed
m
don't
believe
he
Citron
New Raisins
Currants
tion or tbe tttelvu subjects for bis
go up there to
mi excite
Cala. and Tren.h Glace Fruits
ami thai be bo given n to
iiienl."
Vey to llio outer gale or the Kalihl
Wallach
Sat Upon.
'
station
Moriondo and Gariglio, Choice Italian Chocolates
Wallach nuked to be .dinned to sa
The Wnlliicli matter came up arter
Lowney's Candies and Marshmallows,
lb. to 5 lb. Boxes
nil the other business or tbe meeting i few words.
bad been disposed or. In bis regular I "If the Hoard will allow inn," said
message to the Hoard. Pinkhnm bad llikbam. Tho mntlei was put lo
Lcbkuchen, Pumpernicklc, Dampfnusse, Fruschkucken, Spitzkuckcn.
!l dlcaled that ho thought the Hoard wtte, on Wayson's motion and Walrefm-ein chain t to talk, the
Brussels Sprouts in Tins
wiuhl allow Wallach to liuvo tbe final lach was
expressing tin- Men Hint
French Truffles
French Cheese in Glass and Tins
fay as to tbe subjects turned over to members
llioy wero floating with iln- t'ommli
I .m to work on, though bo
said nothEscargots,
Bar Le Due
Confituers
Riz de Veau
l.or Will
ing about tbo "healer" fining to Molo- tie of Ten and not with
knl. He prefneed bis remarks by stnt-m- Inch. Hut I)r. Hnldwla said ho bad
that be did not consider that the not understood the motion or In
Ileal d "knows Mr. Wallach," that It fliould lime oted to allow Wallach
was dealing only with tbo G2" lepers io spenk. As long as the Hoard had
voted conlldeirco In blai ho should be
..t the Settlement and with tbe
tiented as u Ronlloni.ni ami not as u
of Ten.
(ilmlnnl. Ho also tboiiKht the icqucM
Ileforo the meeting was over sevei-n- l
for nn outer key should be allowed
of the ir embers had turned
As lo going to tho Soul, nieiit. ho was
nnd found
so sure. He niow-i169 KING STREET.
not
to reconsider
FOOD SPECIALISTS
TELEPHONE 240
facing the ot;ier way. I)r.
previous
oo. hmlili seconded
In his ttnlcmeiits and quuBtloni tne
"Hio motion to rccnnsldt i was lost
mdlciiled tbnt he bad hnd
nbout
noiigh of Wallacb and Wallnchlsni Action Deferred.
Wnyson moved to ii let action on
and might be found voting contrary
the new conditions for a week, bo the
HJJH1
to the wjy be bod previously voted.
the docuMarl: Hohlnson also took another members could conslili-nek nnd staled Hint while bo bad nuv ment.
Smith kicked, snytng In- thought the
ts
er berore called Wullnch a fnkor, be
x
nm
HAS A NEW LINE OF
believed him to bo u leal raklr and matter was settled Ibn-- weeks ago,
or
.tnd
was
thou,
he
tired
weekly
Hint be didn't know anything about meetings.
Ho said bo would not wile,
leprosy nnywny.
anyway.
Kieil Smith expressed his disgust
Wnyson again asked whether Walvlth tho whole matter and announced lacb rofusoil
lo treat tin- lepers unless
AND THE DEPOT FOR B0S8 OP
ibat be would icfuso to Mite, not only
io Molokal.
on the question beroro llio Hoard, hut be wero allowed to k
THE ROAD OVERALLS.
upon any other question dealing with '.ano said Wallach would sign the
igreement If Ibo three additional
Wallach or leprosy.
loceninicndtil lij the. Commit-leDr. Haldttiu voiced bis belief tbnt ilnuscB
or Ten wero ndcipted.
is the lloiud bad given Wallach n vote
Ilaldwln mou'il the matter bo
I confidence,
it was up to them to
lo the Coinmlitou or Seven at
'real him as .1 gentleman and not as Kalaupapa,
to get tin Ir opinion on the
n criminal
Dr Wa.VMin started llio fun by ask-n- matter, curried
Tho meeting mijotiriied nt 4:13
tho Committee of Ten whether or
not Wallach would refuse to carry out
lis undertaking unless ho were al- ALIIOLANI BOYS
Large Stock Pnralsal's or Hood's
AGAIN VICTORIOUS
lowed to go to Molokal to select his
A return match was played yesler-duown patients.
Maklkl
grounds
at
l
ror
between
John l.ano,
FROM
the Committee, reUP.
?4.50
College am! the V. M. C. A. The
plied
be bought It only right to
let Wallach go to the .Settlement nnd former won b tln-- o goals to one The
GOODS WERE ORDERED FOR SUMMER WEAR.
the control or the
.elect tils patients Instead or haliig Alilolnul bos I
THESE to extraordinary freight delays they have arrived
.
io reject them here. Tbo Committeo ball almost from the start to Ibo
months late. Rather than carry them over until next
In tbe
si half Ibo Y. M. C. A.
bad discussed the matter pio nnd con,
summer we have decided to absolutely Slaughter the Prices.
or
aid l.nne, and thought It belter to wi.B haiullcMppoil i) the
uppoit Wallath In that contention. their men 'I In Alllolaul boys have
If you are looking for real bargains in staple articles come and see
1 bo riirlhei amendment In
i
since tbo previous
these waists. Note prices below:
reference "leatly lilt
-C
iiialcli.
key
ItUk.iid
two
shot
he thought was one which
'o the
Inrr."
goals, and his length of legs
J1.7T. reduced $ .00
Hio Hoaul would bo willing to agree
l.nre trimmed, tucked bad; and cuffs
io.
"Then." be said, "wo need hne enabled blni to ttach the bull on oc
SI. GO
Tucked front, hack and cuffs
$ .00
no further discission of tho mutter." oasloiiB will' h m inetlnies seemed al
M'
Hlackman
"It mailers not," sail Wiiyson, most Imnrssbii
" " gtLu
Sl.'G
Knihroldered front, tucked hack and cuffti
$1.15
whether Wallnch be allowed to visit played a bplonillil game from slnrt to
I i re trliuined, tucked hack nnd ciiITh
J.7.r.
ibo Hetllei.utit or not. The question finish, nnd ti.wa ds tho ending of tho
$1.15
as to whether they have consumption, llrst hair scored a beautiful goal.
The Famous Merle Iron and Brass
l.aro trimhied, tucked back nnd cuffs . . . 12.00
$1.25
In the second half neither side wus 3edsj Lowest Prices and
Ha, or not does not lest In his hands
Largest
al.lo
to
SL'.OO
Inn
but In thoso of the nvo phyblclans.
the bull was lu the Stock to Pick From.
Tucked front, low neck, laco cuffs
scoie.
$1.25
hao lion willing to help tho Hawaii-- . i. M. C. A 's teirltory most of the
Tucked front, lace and embroidery trimmed 12.23
$1.40
lis In Ibis mutter, but I think Mr. Into.
Much er.'dlt Is duo to Mr. Water- - Coyne Furniture Co.. Ltd,;
Wallach Is going Just a llttlo too rar.
Knihroldered ftont, tucked back nnd sleeve 12.25
$1.50
M
C A. Ills passing
"Mr. Wallach only wants u chance boiibo of the Y.
THE BIG FURNITURE STORES
Kiubi'oldcrcil front, tucked bad. nnd sleeves s2.n0
ii make a trip lo Ibo Settlement. Ho was neat, i:
udiews scoi oil the only
$1.75
OF
YOUNG
THE
BLDG.
.vanis to go theio to stir up nn excite goal for lb" Y M C .A.
tn tt.
Sizes from
,
Alllolaul Culiogi tioal. Hen
iieni the sanio as ho lias done hero.
fullbacl.s
II Hioderlck an'il .1
"IT be Is honest III btn pionilses ho
leeu nao no :ar.
am not s.ijlng Woo (Capt'.ini: haUes, 1. Kalua. C
vluit way I niu going lo vote, but I Hioderlck uud It I'unls; forwards.
,
to sny to tho Committee that If Lain Keo, I.. 0 Hlackman, C
(.u Insist on this condition, yon will
ltoliliibiui and W. Carter.
Hefeiee Mr S Meheula.
nil tho whole matter up."
Loophole for Wallach.
Shanks Mossman tried to convince
CAUSE FOR MIRTH.
Dr. Wnyson that by i erasing this coalition, n loophole would bo left lo
"Why nio ou laughing, father?"
Wullnch.
If ibo examination of tho fibked tho daiighler.
ubjects took place at Kalihl nnd nnv
"I am laughing." chuckled tbo old
weie rejected nnd went back nan, "because our phonograph Is go
Ui Molokal,
It would discredit Wallug again."
lach.
"But you gem ially rao whop you
"Gentlemen,"
Wnvson, "If I hcar'lt going'"
had it cura ror leprosy. I would be
"Yes, but this Hnio It Is going down
OUT-OF-TOWvillllng to bnvo myself Bhut up nt tho air shaft ' Just tossed It out of
N
Kalihl for tlvo yenis."
Ibo window."
i'liikhnm btntcd that ho had
tho matter of tbo selection
f-- Fine Job Printing at the
ver:::,u,ei;,n,n,cr(;:
Big how DolS
To Be Given Away
i
;
19117.
Wall tell was oiiro mote llio center
of nttriicttmi at tbo mcetliiK of llio
Wnysnn
liroushl the iIIkpiihhIoii
Hoard of Health Wednesday iirter-noon- .
back Io Ha slnrtlni; iiolnt h
uKaln
Til- - meet lug uaH the occasion
iifiklnt; whether Wallaib icfused to
01 Nome menial gymnastics on
(bo
til"1
ngll'cmcilt tltlless bi ttelo III
pint or the niumbciK wlilcb mmlit to MRU
t.ake evil, tbe llo.n.l or Supervisors bitted . to r" to "'""""' Notlej
NOW ON.
"-
None-Suc-
h
tn-a-
ini-n-
I
en-al- t
The handsome doll so bountifully dicsscd on display in
oar show window will be jjiven away
l
As a
,1
tistm&s Present
LEWIS
Coin-l.illle-
io Hie child that gets the gientcst number of votes.
A voting coupon will be given with every 25-cepur-chas- e.
Write the name of your favorite child friend on the
coupon and deposit it n a box we will provide for the
purpose in the front pait of the store.
Limited,
COMPANY,
&
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them-Kdve-
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fll
N, S. SacSis DryGoodsCo.,
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Collegian Clothes
Hotel Street Store
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one of the hundred and one things a kodaker is always
wishing for, to go further into the interesting work.
;
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We have developing tanks, dark-roolamps,
trays, graduates, tripods, leather carrying cases and
everything convenient for picture-takinCome and
sec our big stock. We'll be glad to show you everything.
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HEADQUARTERS for things that arc the best to eat
the city.
Our lunclits
and dinners cannot be beaten in
Popular prices.
MERCHANT
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Monuments.
Safes,
Hawaiian Iron fence and Monument Works
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$12 p. m.
Iron Fence
NCXT TO YOUNG Dl.DO.. 176 WO KING STREET.
with tbo Committeo of bovcii nt Molo-'a- l,
Offlco.
ami tlioy bad said that tlioy wero
tfio ones who know most uliout leprosy.
The condition was made by
l.om.
v
Ridiculous Proposition.
"If you cio Wnllucb n key to tho
jiiter gate, wheio Is tho Hoard? It Is For Want Coiumn Sec Pago Six
tho most ridiculous thing I over
htard of."
FOUND.
Waybou falil bo thought ho was
bklng Hie Connnltlco for vory llttlo Pair of gold bpeitucles. Owner can
have siime by calling ut Bulletin
olllco mid paying for this ad.
TRIPS
PHONE ?87.
Neat cottage and modoVn
conveniences nt Puunui near liliha
car terminus. Fine mountain and
mat in e view.
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10 P. m.
cottage on Kuakini
St. near Nuuanu car.
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"CASE is absolutely necessary.
When you buy
not get a good one one that will last a lifetime and always look like new.
We have just unpacked a b:autiful line of leather suit cases
lined with
Wc have
and other serviceable leathers.
them also fitted with convenient toilette articles and wc have
separate toilette sets.
The only way you can appreciate the
Wc have them now
real merit of these goods is to sec them.
on display.
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AND NUUANU.
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EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. jj.. FRIDAY. NOV.
Evening Bulletin
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DAILY and WEEKLY Published by BULLETIN PUBLISHING CO., LTD.
At 120 King Street, Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii.
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MftfU .it tin rMiiftur at Honolulu
w M.nni.1 i lain matter
NOVEMBER
29, 1907
tho "neil legislation that will he lielprul
of
tlio present and u safeguard for
doubted that
won- t?lliiK thanks as! the future
tilt' iiiiiiB8li-rConlldem-Is returning, hut the
inly b a
experience has been so harsh that reIlt'iiolulti iioedH a iolii- anioni; of- trenchment of business may be anficials, employe
anil oniiliie that ticipated.
will draw iitialiicsx tcmnid HonoliiHi
Nil dim
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within
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Tnklo U ccrttilnl
stiidyliiE the
omliiriilloii inulili'in most seriously,
nml with Ium illsila of temper than
wnH shown oniller In thu mmruii.
TWO SUITS TRIED
.HO!
Wc have just opened up a new
line of lope porticis there nrc fifty
$
MM
AGAINST LUKA
In wnii
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LARGEST
Gives
Resume Of His
Yiews While In
Financial conditions still hold thn
center of attention of the mainland
4nml lelief measures of great variety
will piobahly be presented to the
Congress that opens Its sessions on
Monday.
Tho general opinion of the muln-lan- d
Is that tho sale of the Panama
bonds will aid tho banks in inci eas
ing their currency supply and unlock
gold that has gone Into
it
vaults.
Tho money coming Into Now York
from Europe seems to bo gradually
finding Its way to the country bankB
nnd the general supposition Is that
when the demand of these Institutions Is fairly well Batlslled, New
York will return to a speclo busts.
Now York Is the tenter of the coun- L try's finance, despite the occasional
efforts to show that the others can
Bet along without Wall Street.
Tho pinch for coin has not passed
thy any means although tho crisis
tinny bo said to havo passed. Accord- Mlig to somo authorities, the President
'and leaders of Congress havo out- -
"Wc Buy To Sell"
FANCY GD0DS, LACES,
NOTIONS,
LADIES' APPAREL,
RUGS, CURTAINS.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS,
ETC., ETC.
Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd,,
Corner Fort and Merchant Sti.
Honolulu,
Fort St.
Co.,
P. 0. Box 71G.
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Bookseller and Stationer.
Free Lunch
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FROM
11:30 TO 1
Consisting of
Soupa, Fish, Stows, Roasts, Etc., Etc.
and statutes, making thu de- - terprises on the mainland claim thai
A Change Every Day, at
xiciii Hi in iiiiumou-iathe pnijeit could ciisll be c.idltul
tommies.
t'liiiKldenilile spate Is gUen to Im- l7ed nl $1,000,(1110, Hie power cam-lu- g
migration matteis. He sas:
Inleiest on $ Ion. 0U0 and
on $lilli. OHO '
to bellow- that u
'Theio Is
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Tile repiiil romludcs Willi a
s)Htem of pioflt sharing nr of domiCor. Hqtcl and Nuuann.
ciling immigrant labou-iluster of Ihe public (initials oi W. L. HOWELL
will lit- sue
Propiic br
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Ten Hon.
cessful lu the Hawaiian Islands,
Hint the cooperation of the
planting Intel ests Is obtained, Tor labor (ondilliius me certainly
nunc AUTOMOBILiST
pleasant than are usu.illy found lu
(ilhei iiiiiutries.
M'CLEOD
planta
"then under the picx-ntion sjNtem mini) plantations nl InuFOUND NOT GUILTY
tile laboiera Hie lite of ravine sides
mid bottom lauds and a general comOur old baker is again in
mon for pasture. Planteis possessing
charge of the bakery and i3
J. A. McClcod, who was chaigcd
this advantage 11ml It tonip.irathely with heedless
turning out the splendid bread
and Unions driving of
easy to ict.iln all such lahorcis on
his auto, w.in found not guilty on a
that has been so popular in
their plantations.
technicality In the l'ollco Coin t this
the past.
"That Hawaii has been on the morning. It was shown that he had
Come and get a loaf. You'll
wo
viong truck is
eldent; that
like it.
urn Ills auto on tlio left Udc of the
me behindhand Is shown In the ef Walklkl mad and li.nl declined tn
forts aliead madu by other countries tin ii out when lie met Delectlvo I.eul,
in ludiitii Immigration and the oITcik w lio was ilrMug lu a ilg, so that thu
Alexander Young Cafe
which aio
out to Immigrants to hoi so hail to turn into thu fence. The
liecome peinianeiit hettieis."
auto was drhen at a wry moderate
Alexander Young Bldg.
On the
of tho N'liunmi speed at the time, am! (
Chilling-winlliluin, (iiiu-riioCarter sajs lu pint:
who appeaietl for tlio defend- "To satisfy public demands, the aul, pointed out dial no case of "ful.ins for tills structuie hau twice rious tliiving" had been made out.
been changed, and becauso of thu The Court, in acquitting .Mcl'lcod,
hostile attitude or the press many stated that things wotild have been
now think
Its cost extensive. Ah dlffeient had (he charge alleged a
hi Iglnnlb planned, the cost wns
violation of the ntk or the mad.
nl $1 Ml, (Kit). Then changes
S. S. I'iixsoii,
wlio Was charged
weiu made neiessaiy, Invohlng an with assault mid batteiy on II. V. B.
I'ddltloiial cvpcndlturo of $7r.,(M)ll. IMinuiids, was found not guilty. It
thiinge, lnci easing its
The
was show u that he had milcicd the
will hilng the Until outlaj up complaining w
lines out of his stoic,
to
like $11011,0110.
but Hie Coin did not evidently llnd
in hats for young la"To show how iiiiioamiiahlc much that llieie was siilllcleut pi oof of the
dies nnd matrons trimof the iiilu'ise cilticism Is. it Is only allegation Hint he hud accelerated
med to order. Pattern
lo state that define the
nccess.ii
IM11111111K
hats fiom Paris nnd
Iiy
pushing lilui
cl!
was degun pilvate capital
thiniigh the door.
New Yoik monthly.
the Tenllory $riU0,UOI) for thu
puipi-tu.iuse of the power alone,
If gill) hairs weio a sign of wiswhile those familiar wild such en dom fewer men would havo tliein.
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Your Watch
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Will Keep Time
only when in perfect order.
When the bearings become
worn or clogged up with dirt
and old oil, the
qualities of your watch become impaired.
Our methods of cleaning
Our
watches are thorough.
watches always keep time.
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LEADING
JEWELERS.
Chic Styles
poses.
The fJov"rnor makes mention of
the fact that while a certain tightness of tho money market
exists
thioiighuut the States, Its effect Is
not felt to any extent here, but at
the same time capitalists aio a trillu
shy about launching now enterprises
that would lequlie tho cxpcndltuio
of considerable money.
In that poitlon of tho report devoted to taxes, timer nor Cat tor gives
ii tubulated analysis by years slucu
tho organization of tho Territory,
citing the fact that tho Territory en
joys an 'income from perkimul piop-ert- y
larger In pioportlou
taxation
than many other (ommunltlcu.
Considerable space Is devoted lo
the commeue of theso Islands, tho
ligures being given to show that but
diico boforo sliico annexation to tlio
United States has the commerce val
uation for a fiscal year exceeded tho
ono In tlio piesent report.
The animal industry Is dealt with
according to findings by those engaged In looking out Tor tho welfare
tl animals Imperial mention being
Hindu of ion-tidiscoveries by Dr.
Noigaiuil legaidliig thu lack of lime
and sail pitipurllt'S
in Inland Mill,
Whli h Is so beneficial to thu animal
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Finest quality at priccb unheard of in Honolulu.
Ladies' Dress Goods
THEY ARfci HERE
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Better were never shown in the city nt the
ful designs, handsome colorings.
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Our two new EXPERTS have
from the Coast and aie ready
to do any sc.eiitific woik on
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AUTOMOBi LES,
All then-
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Latest patterns in these goods. Fine trimming material for
fine costumes.
the best.
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LIMITED.
MERCHANT STREET.
Asters
NUUANU. BELOW HOTEL.
The I.nnnl deal Is gono into at somo
length but co vein only facts alleady
familiar to thu readeis of tho 11 u -
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The public school system of ,thu
In for cousldcrnhlu
Islands comes
Hkici) In tho icpoit.
A resume of thu
nttendmicu of different nationalities,
mid of thu iitudles at present In fouo
and new departments that It Is hoped
will be added.
at S2.00 and $2.50 nrc nmong the Novelties for Christmas
Special features In connection with
cuts to be seen nt
tho Court of Land Registration aro
into at some length, mid Gov
ernor Carter is quoted on this subject In part as follows:
"Under the ancient Hawaiian cus
tom thu line of descent was tiaced
thiough tho mother, and this proved
an eminently prartlcal rulo until thu
Introduction by New Knglaiul lawyers of the common law as n guldu to
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Beietania corner Smith.
PAINTING,
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pics- -
Counter,
1142 FORT
work is guaranteed to be
Associated Oarage.
ncse goous nrnveu on tnc Ainmetia ycsierday and will til
SS
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be on view on Mondny.
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201.39.
Thu setting aside of forest reserves
Is limited at 14 7,7 Id acres, bringing
thu total of reserve up to :!!)",187
acres.
The labor question Is dealt with
along lines familiar to all concerned.
Uou-rnoOn this itneiitlon
Cnitcr
sas In part:
"Thu most slgnlllcant effort mudu
during the past year as icgauls Immigration has been tho carrying out
cl a policy to olfset the Oriental population in Hawaii with Kuropeans
end looking to the settlement of the
public lands, The special i oporto of
tho Tcriltorlal lloaid of Immigration,
Survey, nnd Land Departments show
hi.w this policy has been developed."
On needed legislation lie says:
"Tho most Important legislation
reeded for Hawaii Is negative in Its
I. c.: to exempt her from tlio
application of laws absolutely unfitted for her unique conditions.
problems aro not those of tho
mainland or of tho other Territories.
While Hawaii Is an Integral part or
tho Union, Its geographical location,
people, and crops me radically different from those of tho mainland."
(lovernor Carter objects to the operation of tho Federal puro food law
rs It affectB our honoy-dohoney; to
tho chnngo In the Organic Act permitting appeals to the United States
Supremo Court lu cases whero $5000
cr moro Is Involved. As to positive
legislation ho says tho greatest needs
aro sufficient appioprlatlons for tho
Federal depaitmentH
In Hawaii.
Theso are needed for survey of tho
water resources of the Territory; in
forest work; for Improving Honolulu
harbor; for Impiovlug tho entrance
We have for sale a. limited nnmher to I'earl Haibor; tho development ut
Pearl Haibor for commercial pur- of small lots at Wahiawa.
These lots are 50x15(1 sitnntil
near the railroad depot and especially suitable for summer homes. While
they last we will sell them for $200.'
per lot.
Fort and Merchant Streets,
DRY GOODS. MILLINERY,
c
FURNITURE STORE IN THE ISLANDS.
KING STREET.
(lovernor Carter's repoit to thu
Secretary of the Interior for the llscal
year ending June UU, 1UII7, has Jut
been lecelved from tho (imermuciit
printing olllce at Washington. It is
c'nted on the last day of Carter's oc- cupanc) of olllce as Chief Magistrate
of the Islands. Stereotyped phrases
usually employed on such documents
of the transmit
are chaiacterlstlc
ting preamble, after which follows
the report proper.
Tho opening paragraph deals with
the political quiet obtaining through- cut the Territory and the amicable
relations existing between the many
nationalities residing therein.
A showing Is made of the well-banced financiering of public funds
and tht facts hacked up by figures
attest that the Teiritory lived with
in its luconio to the tunc of $rU,- liTJ.iIl, thu iccclpts being $11,71 ii,- II !M
and the dlsbuiscmelits fll.OUO,- -
v'ffRP
RETURNING.
AND OLDEST
Office
!3ra&J9liSujiucsAM.
CONFIDENCE
Cicpe Tissue Paper, Flower
Tisiues. Table Xmas Trees
and Tree Ornaments in laige
ntmt. Cand!c3 nnd Holdcis,
Etc. Etc.
Wise buyers nrc selecting
early for choice of stock nnd
to nvoid I he crush later in tin
seaiou. AH orders given caic-fu- l
attention.
J
patterns and styles to select fiom. Wc
have them to fit nny size arch.
J. HOPP
WON
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of the lesourcea nt their command. schooner Lukn, came up before Judge
Dole this morning, today being
day. The libel was lead and
The aiullenccs at the places of
testimony taken,
tlo not
amusement
surest hanl case was submitted. after which the
times, lmt It Is well to remember that
lliiAvn Is suing the defendant for n
Honolulu iloes not have an npportu-nl- t
JIM-'.lu the libel he alto spent! money for theaters anil total of
leges that ho was appointed by Tebaseball three liuiiilreil ami sixty-fiv- e
days of the ear, as on tho mainland. resa Schlemmcr as agent for tho
genMn
e also hope that hard times schooner Lukn, to provision and
erally outfit her for u ovace to Lay- uie far removed In the future of this i Islnnil
ilnrltii? .limn .lull ntwl Au
city.
gust of this )ear. Acting as such
ngent. lie spent the sum of $1,1)7.64,
POLICE EFFIOIENOY.
ami pledged his personal credit for
?.S34 87 more, to buy stoies and
If It has
necessary for a
pay for labor, etc.
policeman to be reminded of his duty
In addition
to the above sums,
when a peri-oIs continuously usIiik
servvllo and obscene language In u public I'lown claims $210 for his own
place, It Is about time Sheriff Iaukea ices as ngent.
A similar suit against the Luka is
gave attention, particularly to one
of Y. Yanga. In which J. J.
that
of
bis force and instructions
inembe.r
to others, as a matter of education. Dunne Is attorney for the plaintiff.
Dunne this morning moved that the
One of the worst features of the Insuits be consolidated, and the
cident at tho baseball game. In which two
Judge
allowed the motion.
n
of the 11 u I o t I n
was the litlui of a cowardly assault,
0. O. Scons, a well known merchant
"was the r.ict that It was necessary to cl I.ahalna. returns to his homo on
remind a policeman of his duty In the Claiiillne tills afternoon
While
dealing with an Individual who was hero he way a guest of Her .Majesty
fouling the air with the most detest- the Queen.
able language Imaginable.
When the ponce nlllcer finally actTOURISTS TO HAWAII
ed, under the spur of a complaint, lie
nppeais to have led the miscreant otf should not fall to visit the greatest
the Held In a nice lady-llk- c
way, audi
living Volcano
have taken no steps whatever to
his return and repeating the disKIL AUE A
graceful conduct.
It
takes
four days to make tho
but
There were policemen la plenty to
round trip, and costs only
a few harmless newsboys from
cncio.ichlng two rect beyond the of$42.50
ficial borders of the baseball Held,
but when It came to making hort.
tickets nnd information regal
decisive nnd tenslble work of a
the trip apply to
illstuiber. the perum
the majesty of the law had til
he reminded of his ordinary duty.
TRUST
Every man whose family or lady THE HENRY WATERH0USE
COMPANY, LTD.
friend goes to a public plare Is personally and vitally Interested In the
Cor. Fort and Merchant Sts.
preservation of common decency If
Honolulu.
not good manners. There can bo no
possible excuse for the Incompetence
repusented In the act of a policeman
who has more consideration for a
disturber, whoso vllo
nml nasty words aro an IiibuU to decent womanhood and
manhood, than ho has for the women
mid the men Insulted.
If Sheriff Iaukea does not make an
example of such Incompetence In a
manner that will be remembered by
every mnn of his department. It will
- -ho surprising, to say the least.
cJfonotulu.HixtUi
Mails,
R0P EPORTIERS
BEFORE DOLE
hIiuuIiI In- - leprescnteil at
CotiKiexs of (luu-rnor- s
called by
the Preiddent. i:ory scitlon Is vitalThe suit of A. JI. Ilrown against
ly Intel
anil
tho parts
or tin- - oimtr that oan see tin- - limit Teresa Schleinmer, owner of tho
embracing an unusually largo
variety of the
Late and Popular Books, suiting all nges; also Choice Selections, (lift llnokl. TV-I- t ill
fmo bindings, Bibles, Chinch
Services, etc.
Staple and latest in Rumpp's
Finest Leather Goods, few of
n kind. Fine New Stnionery.
Dolls
Our usual selections
of best, both in kind nnd
Dolls' Sundiics, which
means much.
McLaughlin, Bradley nnd
other games.
Teddy Bears, Elephants,
Dogs, Cats, Monkeys and others. Alphabet, Building, and
Picture Blocks. Toys in
Nothing trashy;
All
New. Doll's Cnlw, Velocipedes,
wagons, jjnrrow3, and Insli
HAVE LIKELY MAILED
the letters calling nil your
Island, relatives to the Christinas gathering;. Some of the
folks have assuicd you that
they will come. Aic you ready to
entertain them ? Is your house in
oidei 1 Someone will occupy
tho
ipaic room. Has this room nice,
clean matting or nigs on the floor,
clean nnd good window curtains nnd
Bhndcs, new brass curtain fixtuics,
etc. ? If it lacks these essential tilings
you should get them.
Your Christmas dinner will be the
mnin attraction.
Docs your dining-rooneed a new nig? Docs the parlor need a new large rug or several
small ones' Does tho hall need n
new runner? Docs the stairway look
unsightly with the old carpet?
We will help you coircct nil of
these things, if you will only look
over our line. We have n fine line of
nil of the articles mentioned nbove.
ore looking for a place
call nt our office and
see if we cannot help
you to find what you
desire.
l.oo
.iU
Is In Receipt of All Its Supply
of
Holiday Good Things
I
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We have a long list
of houses to let. If you
IN
$l
LARGEST OF ANY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED
in the Territory of Hawaii.
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Houses To Let
IN ADVANCE
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Prepare for the
Christmas Gathering
Daily every day except Sunday. Weekly issued on Tuesday of each week.
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Dealers in Wall Paper, Paintst Oils,
Etc. P. 0. Bos 914. 208 Beretania
St. near Emma. W. B. KAM, Mgr.
BRASSES
Russian Art Brasses, Mexican Drawn
work,
Fans, Baskets, Tapas, Mats.
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TOYS!
House
Furnishings
PORTIERES, CHENILLE,
nnd TAPESTRY. $2.50, $3.00,
?3.50, $5.00, $7.50 and $15.00
a pair.
CURTAINS,
75c,
$1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00,
$2.50, $3.50, $5.00, $7.50 and
$10.00 a pair.
CHENILLE
and TAPES-TRCOVERS. $1.00, $1.50,
$2.50, $3.50, $5.00 and $0.00
each.
TABLE DAMASKS, great
value, from 25c to $2.00 p)r
yard.
Bargains in LINEN
$1.00, $2 50. $2.00,
$3.00, $1.00 and $5.00.
TOWELS and BEDSPREADS CHRISTMAS FAIR
NAP-KIN-
PRICES.
BLANKETS
con't be beat.
at prices that
We aic cer-
tainly Headquarters for Blankets.
DRAPERIES, lovely
15c,
12V2c,
25c,
30c
35c nnd 40c.
til M
Co.'s Store
Can get almost anything you want at
DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY, SKIRTS
-t- he only department store in Honolulu
and CO ATS,. UNDERCLOTHING, HOSIERY, RIBBONS and LACES. FANCY GOODS,
MEN'S FURNJSHINGS, CLOTHING, TAILORING and SHOES.
YOU
Domestics
LACE
L. B. Kerr &
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TOYS!
TOYS!
the most popular child. Every $1.00
purchase will entitle the holder to
one vote votes to be deposited at
our office on Saturdays, 2 to 6 p. m.,
mi to and including Dec, 21st; then
rt the same hour Monday and Tuesday.
$
Dolls, any sort and price; Mechanical Toys, Music Toys, Rubber Toys, Tootballs, Rubber Balls,
Blocks, Wagons, Wheelbarrows, Rocking Horses, Gnns, Organs, Garden Sets,
Tool Chests, Drums, Accordions, Clarionettcs, Zithers, Music Boxes, Tubephoncs, Tops. Horns, Masks,
Clappers, Whistles, and a Hundred Other Kinds of Toys too numerous to,mcntion.
DRAWERS at 40c, 50c, GOc,
75c, $1.00, $1.25, $2.00, $2.50
and $3.50 each.'
NIGHTGOWNS at GOc, 75c,
90c.
$1.00, $1.50, $2.00,
$2.50, $3.00 and $4.00.
CHEMISE at 50c, GOc, 70c,
85c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.25, $2.50
Dress Department
Handk'ch'fs
Muslin Underwear
WHITE SHIRTS, 00c, $1.00,
$1.25, $1.50, $2.00, $2.25,
$3.00, $4.00, $5,00 and $7.50.
Men's
A Monster Stock; any stjle
you may want, at 50c, 75c,
$1.00, $1.50, $2.00 to $10.00
per dozen.
Oxfords
MEN'S TWEED SUITS, all
pure wool, $G.50.
MEN'S DARK
TWEED SUITS, any
size, 34 to 40, at $8.00.
LIGHT
MEN'S FANCY
SUITS,
Mixed,
$12.00 to
$15.00.
MEN'S LIGHTWEIGHT
DARK TWEED SUITS, size
34 to 44, from $10.50 to
$20.00.
DARK
NEAT
MEN'S
MEDIUM
WEIGHT
CHECK
SUITS, from $14.00 to $19.00.
Space will not allow us to
particularize, but our DRESS
STOCK is very complete with
all the latest creations suit-
ing LAWNS.
able to the climate, compris
est novelties.
INDIAN LIN-ONSWISSES.
ZEPHYRS,
MADRAS,
EFFECTS, PON-GEEWOOL
DIMITIES,
DRESS GOODS in the very lat-
Sorosis Shoes, Oxfords and
Slippers
and Hats
MEN'S
MEN'S
immense
GOOD
AND BOYS' HATS,
stock of hats to
from, at Bargain
Prices.
MEN'S AND BOYS' HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, NECK
TIES. SUSPENDERS. HANDKERCHIEFS. GARTERS, Etc.
nt Greatly Reduced Prices.
choose
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Our Men's
LADIES'
Neckwear
LADIES'
VICI KID BLUCHER
PAT. VICI KID PUMPS,
at
in our
to $5.00.
and plain
The suits wc arc turning
out in this Department arc
Wc do
an Immense Success.
not fail to please in a single
s
Work
instance.
Only.
Order your Christmas
suit now.
S4.00
DONG. KID BAL, turn and welted sole,
nt
NECKWEAR NOVELTIES at
15c. 20c, 35c, 50c, 75c, $1.00
Tailoring Dept,
at
,. . .$4.00
0XI'OHdT7TT.$4.00
PAT. IDEAL KID BAL,
LADIES'
LADIES'
.
$3.50
LADIES'
VICI KID OXFORD TIE,
LADIES'
DAINTY
PARTY
at
TfO
SLIPPERS,
First-Clas-
beaded
$3.50
Millinery!
Walking Skirts
Cloaks and
Jackets
Millinery
MEN'S PAT. IDEAL KID BLUCHER
Ladies' WALKINO SKIRTS,
a grand nssoitmcnt, at $2.00,
$2.75, $3.75, $1.00, $5.00,
$0.00, $7.50 nnd $10.00.
RAGLANS,
Latest Style,
showing at $11.00, $12.50,
$13.50, $15.00 and $10.50.
AND BOYS'
FITTING SHIRTS, ncnt and
nobby patterns, from 75c to
$3.00.
Ladies
Positively
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Furnishing Goods
fr
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$3.50,
$0.50,
FANCY-STRIPE-
Shoes and
Walk-Ove- r
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Ladies' and Childicu's
$2.75,
$5.00,
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BOYS' SUITS, Long Pants,
$7.50, $0.00, $10.00, $1100.
TAIR.
SIERY
specials
for
our
CHRISTMAS FAIR, 15c, 20c.
25c, 35c, 40c, 50c, COc and
75c.
KNEE PANTS, all sizes, at
25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00.
BOYS' SUITS, in blue serges and tweeds, of a dozen different styles, sizes 1 to 15, at
Men's Clothing
tainly wonderful values.
For LACES come to our
Hosiery
Boys' Clothing
$1.00, $1.50,
$4.00, $4.50,
$7.50.
Laces
CHRISTMAS
HERE AGAIN WE TAKE
THE LEAD
Conic Eaily nnd Make Your Selection, c Wc Will Hold and Deliver on Christmas Eve, If Desired
and $3.50.
See the LACES at our
CHRISTMAS TAIR.
TORCHONS from 50c to $3
a dozen.
VALENCIENNES
from 25c
to $2.25 n dozen.
BARGAINS in LACES, 5c
and 10c Wuith Double!
The LACES vc aic oirciinjj
at 15c. 17sc, 20c, 30c, 40c,
50c, 75c and $1.00 aic cer-
Furnishing
Goods
Everybody knows our reputation for Toys at Christmas time. This year our assortment is grander still. We
Profit is not an object in making toys, we simply
expect to be sold out entirely by the 24th of December.
In past years Santa Claus gladdened
have them as an additional attraction.
the hearts of the little ones whom he received in his Arctic home. This year
A Beautifully
he will be at home to every bo and girl in the "House That Jack Built" at the
Dressed Doll
Every good little boy and girl who visits
rear of our Dry Goods Department.
Santa Ciaus will be presented with a packet of Candy.
Will be given away Christinas Eve to
The following aie sonic of the many pretty things Santa Claus will bring:
Clothing and
DAL, full dress, nl
MEN'S LIGHTWEIGHT VIOI KID BAL,
at
MEN'S LIGHTWEIGHT VICI KID BLUCHER
hat in any style
and any
price, If you should fail to
make a selection from our exclusive stock wc will be pleased to take your order accenting to your own ideas and
save you big money.
...$5.00
$4.00
OXFORD,
at
MEN'S VICI KID BAL, comfortable fitting, at
MEN'S PAT. CORONA COLT BLUCHER
Ladies, don't fail to step in
to our MILLINERY DEPARTWc can give you a
MENT.
$5.00
MEN'S PAT. IDEAL KID BLUCHER. OXFORDS, full dress, at
OXFORD, latest style,
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$4.00
$3.50
at. .$3.50
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produced from druiji.
days of
In the good
our grandmothers few drugs were
uicd In medicines nnd Lydln K.
In her
l'hiltlinm. of Ii.Min, Ma
study of roots nnd herbs and their
power ow-- disease discovered and
gavo to iho women of the norld a
remedy for their peculiar U's mora
potent and cfllcticlous than any
combination of drugs.
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rinklmtn In his Bt nleinoiil
the llojul of lle.ilth
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The l.onn I'liniriipptoprlntloiis,
Sfsslon, 1!)0.", b Act li, pnv
liled the sum of $11,500.00 for new
lainulrlcH In Honolulu
This mini was
lunniillniy
.titetiiled U ruplucu Iho
by
tho govcin-in-li- t
ash houses owned
lit
The President of the llo.ird
plans, dinwu thrmmlutlic courtes
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tin- Min Hnimii-YinuiCo., I,td for
wash.i flint rln:,h dlsinfecllng stt-ning and ilrying laundry, provided with
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LydiaE. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Isnn honest, tried nnd true remedy of unquestionable therapeutic value.
Diirlnjf Its record of more than thirty years, lis long list ni nciuai
enresnf tlinsn serious ilKweu'lar to women, entitles Milla - rinuiiams
Vegetable Compound to the respect and confidence of every fair minded
person and every thinltlng wimian.
When women are troubled with Irregular or painful functions,
baclcuoho.
weakness, displacements, ulceration or mll.imm-itlonllatulenev, genci il debility, Indigestion or nervous prostration, they
should remember there Is ono tried and true remedy, Lydla U.
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wis rotitimplated
the
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should own the
only, the mnchlnery to ho owned
by hoiiu- - organization or
l'lnk-ham- 's
the lauiiilniuen. which organization
Mioulil provide for nceessloti to their
Vegetable Compound.
numbers, that no exclusion kIioiiM b- No other remedv in the country litis such a record of cures of
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of
thn
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female ills and thousands of women residlnir
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Krcpt wiislilng. Hit- - olln-- r opeia
States bear willing tcotlmom to tin ' .' rf
lions wen- - to be continued hh nt pre
ham s Vegi tu'-nimiiiliil nnd wlutl it h.i i'nn- for tl n
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Mrs Pnilvliam invites all siek worn lit
nt The plniiH were presented to tin-I
v ears she has been advising
guided thousands to health For twenty-livof I'lihlle Works.
of fiydla 13 l'lnlc-hasuit worn n frco of charge Slie is the daughter-in-laDining the
of the l.eglsl.i
nn.l n her nssistant for years beforo her decease, advised under her
i lire. HeHsiim
or lltiii, liy Act ill Hie
Muss,
Address,
IiVlin.
te
direction.
iniinedu
iclil rf w.ishlng for hire was extend
ti aatmaaa:
,JKieMinaiuw jMggaaaaEffiasng i m
"d I .section llir, It. I..) finiu ROU'lll
iionl niM'ed wash hoiftes to those
ilcslgnaled In tho Act as "or In muii
nnd
hiiili.lnuM as liinyTii- - approM-JXSS3SSS2JStiSSSS!EZSSmmSS
the Hoard of llunllh "
if
It wotilil be nlmost an linposslbllliv
,1
,'i wnleh w.ish hniiKOS seatlered .ill
and rerlnlnlj tho ell
the
s
eannoi wish a renewal or repe
ntlon or conditions Hint liavu existed
at wll"l and foitnerly on the Kinrinii
,
tre.ini
Mr i: 15. Keen. Iiulldlng Inspi-clor- .
t'j
Mileffint nnd intlenee
anil
In having
has sttcci-i-ili-i- l
Iioiim-iitnl in ciiinn:"-l.tlloiiwash
stieet
erected on Vlin-yiin- l
Ml dlrietly opposite on l.lllha sin-e- l
l'rolslon Is miiile for thlrt-s- l
v. ish loiiius eiiuilliig tin- - former iiuui
In- nt lnlli-1- .
ffli Thesi- - biilldlngK are built of con
Ihlel. nnd
.I'lo. with wnltt. li
ii Inches high .in I li m
bout i, l
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to
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n'th lira unit:
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TI" rourrelr Is re
neii'ii
li'l'i'fi-i- l Willi i"( an led metal. Above
if
he roneiete the in in till Is wo l wl"i
The venlll
inriUKiiioil lion niollng.
.Hon Is M-niiipic mil openings on
in ' no Htiei't slile mo HCieeued.
doors
In beluill of public decency
tint low windows are not poimltti-Ktii-et- ,
l.
h.ibltntlon or
mi the
(Hiking allow eil within these IniMil-ngs- .
nl CtoMTiiment
Imlld-lu-
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ritlDAY, NOV 21. lfli7
the Hoard have been of lieirly cooperation and harmony, except In n few
incidents dependent on temporary
n point on which our opinions
IHTer
Tho IMcslilcnt in nil seasons
enl.lrsel
Mid tlliliM has advocated
meann, scopo, ntul puuiic supiiori ior
the Queen's Hospital, for that Institution has thti milking of n model and
great hospital If Its opportunities aie
cinbinced.
I herewith inescnt the tenders submilled on the Hospital add Inipiovo.
nents nt the Knllhl Uecclvlng
-
-
Sla-inn-
Lucas Hrothers are the lowest bid
ders, the tenders being: Main build
ing complete as per specifications,
tooiu
S,77B.OO; kitchen and dining
building nnd covered way 32 feet long,
il
-
After consulting with Iho Acting
tlovernor and Attorney (lenoral ou
me rccaii'stcd to nulhorlo your Exec
utlNo to contract with I.ucas Hrothers
mider tho tollowbig appropriations
Knllhl llospllal and Improvements
Main building complete as per
fiMXIVF IT
.
-
ti,7n.00.
riecri'Bntlon and Care of Lepers-- Kllcheti nnd dining n.oin bulhliiig and
iivereil wny .12 feet long complete in,
per sperlllcatloiir, f IS2I.0U.
I submit a copy of a eonimiiulcalloii
to .lohn I. Lane, KmI-- . ninl Conimltleo
ol Ten. nniler dale or November 22nd.
I submit
also copy of n letler to the
Mime turtle- under date of Novetuher
:.".lli
have vcihall) Informed Mr. lain"
the stipulations relativn to the
telectlon of lepers for treatment were
originally made h.v the Ctitnnilllee ol
I)t.
Seven, and would not ho
I
that
(iiioilliiie nnd Mr. McVeigh being add-u- l
the Items or liniillh
to look-arte- r
..nil things Incidental to leaving the
Settlement.
had no Mb,h to
stated the
force nn unacceptable patient on .1
Lor Wallncli mid (hat ho could
inv ptosetited to iilm by giving his
reasons In writing. Tho Hoard will
In my opinion submit tho patients In
mid Wiillach hcfoie any examination
hi five physicians as the expense or
mrli examination would be saved In
i..n said Wallncli oh clod In reject
llo-ir-
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Mich patient,-
Oilier pntlcnls will bo presented to
Hie
stipulated
until
Wiillach
provided such n
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freshly packed and ground. Sold by
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VERMONT.
Geese, Ducks, Guinea Hens, Squabs.
JUST
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WE are offering at special sale a
few pairs' of Ladies' Fancy
For Testing Your
Gasoline
From this
can make your selection
a pair.
are ail good slippers, of
assortment, that sold
at $3.50 to $6.00 a pair.
Dress Slippers.
line you
at $2.50
these
broken
formerly
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Price $1.00
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the demand exceeded the supply. Now wc have increased facilities
nnd can supply the full dcmnr.tl for this famous In cart.
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We aro the Bulletin boys, we are the
Bulletin boys,
We are the Bulletin boys, we are the
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Bulletin boys.
Tho wnsto wash water Is tllleri-ind the so.i- - siinslanei' Is extracted We are the Bulletin boys, we are the
Bulletin boys;
liefoie the water Is discharged Into
Ve'vc all been off on a jolly good time,
riilrt-tof tho thlr-1--siN'tiunnii rlM-r- .
are
We
the Bulletin boys.
wiifli rooms an- occupied.
The I'lisldent or tho Hoard icljlng
This was tho song Iho two talljho
on the aiithoiity ghcti In Act 111
loads of Hulletlu newsboys were slug-It.uini'iulliiK Rictlon 1im:u n. I., has
as they rode through the streets
all attempts to scatter hum-yesterday on their annual Thanksglv-'nlies.
day
Is
now
the
subject
celebration. It was ono of the
hefoio
The
board lis the appllcillon of one Sin,; songs, to spo.ikj more correctly, tin
Wo lot poi mission to erect n wash pilneip.il one. I
They had u good time ns most any
Htieel nliino School
house on
can tes
i no who c.'imo within ear-sho- t
itieet.
I look nt tilth as an
til). It was a beautiful day. One ol
And ovei
to scatter laundries all ocr Honolulu, the maili' to older kind.
a iiosllou of tho plae-m- ililug went smoothly with the Hulletln
.t would si-eS
o'clock In
of piiute rights over tin- general hois from tho start ut
(.
The opinion the morning, till they left tho tallj
of the community.
i f
the Attorney (icneral has been bus nt the Hulletln olllce about t
ought.
o'clock In the' evening.
betWLen seventy-llv- i
There vvi-iThe Queen s Hospital by Its Vice
K,
P. Illshop, lilt iiiul u hiindii'd ooys In the crowd
tho Hon.
Hulletlu ollleo In tin
Iho
lug on the conclusions of the oxecu-Mmnl
cotnniitti-ami medical bturr, hae early morning. They vveio armed will
imdur date ol horns, mid ns they went up
ill a ('oniiuiinleation
slice
Oelohei '.'Sill Informed the Hoard of mid out Hoiclnnln they made thing
n
thei
It
wus
chorus,
regulating
horn
hum.
Health as to the conditions
mo
of dlhUiiso In that insti- a song and then n tow cheers, am
then tho same program over again
tution.
The polo gi omuls at Mo.iiinlua wa
Ut: A list of diseases prohibited.
'
point, mid tho boys ar
the obji-rtlv-- ml
An agrcciuetil to admit
dlbi-ase- s
lived about '.):.10. It took little tlm
known to be tucmnhlo nut relinking for them lo unload nnd begin thei
i.;ielatioi limn soiiiu Inti'icui rent play. Homo took to football, minus t
louditloti. with tho millet standing that baseball, still others went for gmivat
iellued of their Intercurrent The Sellers baseball team defeati"
ailments the) will be discharged orl'liu Cartlers by a score of sixteen t
(moved to home Institution for Incur
Then the Carriers' organized
a football team and defeated tho Bel
aides.
3rd. No limitations, except that ut lurs by nil tho goals they choso to take.
to toll
mi lung It would perhaps bo easier
'i fulluu- - of iircoriimoihitlous,
iih the Queen h lloipltnl Is legitimate-- l vhat tho boys didn't do at Moanalua.
Used, and lib cine. limited to the They enjoyed thomsolvcs to tho ut
leipiliinicuth of legitimate medlca1 most and gavo thrco lusty cheers
teller for lnti rem rent ditesu In In- when they left, at about 11:30.
Coming to town they vveio In fin
curables ns dchignnteil in paragraph
No,
nppiiiic ior tho big Thanksgiving din
Is nott-nepiopaied for them by tho Pain
Ith: Tl-- Queen's lii-plt- al
ThankBglvIni
only willing hut anxious to eooperato Cafe. It was a real
with tin- llu.ii il ol Health In tho cam fiinner, devout ed In record time. Tin
away
to
on shon
stow
hoy
amount
a
can
ol the classes indicated and
tho Honiil In all p'j.slhlc notice Is wonderful.
vas whllo It diligently seeks to pto Ily 1 o'clock they were lemly for tin
"1 In
gmuo.
i.illvhos nnd tho ball
vide for such.
Alii:
The Queen's llospllal for fin- rowil knew when thoy milved. fo,
does not fav- the hovs were never too tired to shou
ancial and other
or tho establishment of an isolation it blow their horns. They hacked the
Hawaii boys to. win, hut thoy didn't
van!.
Tho Queen's Hospital Is n Institu- iiaso singing when they lost. The
Presgreat
tion of
usefulness ami tho
Iiulletln hoys uVe always winners ntii1
ident of Iho Hoard can only expiess this year's Thanksgiving was no ox
m ci lit Ion to tho rule.
his iippieclatlon. Tliu iclatlons
0
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Tnitlinwliow quickly IninlerlM net we will riit aUtRc nnm
ttc fri" liy rrtutn mall t(innnnrtvliOKrtiil4tlilinilvrllcnicnt
to the KntiMltnti linmlerliK l'n., Chic ni;, with their name
ami ruMrcvi nml ten ccuts fu ether or ttnuijM to tay ixtai;c
H
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lol
NOW at all druRgists in THREE SIZES,
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Is
CAN
AND WE
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$1824.00.
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L
Consolidated
Soda
Works Co., Ltd.,
Jos. 8chwaitz,
Affcnt for Hawaiian Islands,
Cor. FORT and KINO Sts., Honolulu.
EXCELLENT
Makes them all and Guarantees Purity
FRENCH
TELEPHONE 71.
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G.
S.
T.EITHEAI),
Mnnauer.
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LAUNDRY WORK
clone by
the
LAUNDRY
Ith their 'new FRENCH dry cleaning
procesn.
?M Derctanh Gt.
Phone
1191.
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EVENING
T II., rtltDAV, NOV 29. 1907
HONOLULU,
BULUTTIN,
717-
h
11
Special Sale
Sermon Most Interesting;
Fruit Deviations
Boots.
Unique
These boots arc of very durable,
stock, light in weight and
vitalized to shed water.
The regular price is $8.50, but for
these ten days will sell at $5.00 A
PAIR I
Remember: we have but G5 pairs,
mid the sale lasts for ten days.
Boots guaranteed in every respect.
Sec our window display on the 18th.
Mclnerny Shoe Store
present.
The decorations of the church
were pleasing to n degree. On the
communion table In fumt of the pul
pit wciu piled all of the represelitn-tlv- u
fruits of the Islands that vveiu
In season. The pulpit platform was
charmingly decorated with
most
pampas grass. One of the most striking decorations was thu arrangement
of bananas trees on cither Bide of tlie
organ, each tree hearing u hunch of
ilpened fruit.
The program of services began
with nn organ voluntary by l'rof. A.
II. IngnJIs, the congregation rising to
sing the Doxology, "t'ralso Ood from
whom All llloBslngs Plow."
This wns followed by the I n ora
tion by Hev. V. Kelniy or the Herman church, and mi opening anthem
by the choir.
The President's Thanksgiving l'roc
tarnation was read by Acting Govern-o- i
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Japanese Crepe Kimonos
TOR
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN at pricis of
only $1.25 each.
New assortment of
PURSES and POCKET-BOOKThe balance
of our
S.
Christmas Goods
arrive on ALAMEDA. FRIDAY.
1G1--
3
Ying;
STREET.
KINO
Chong Co.
When your friends call in the evening a good Welsh
Rarebit is always a treat. One of its ingredients and the
beverage to go with it should be
Board Of Health Grants
Permit For Wash.
House
Tlio efforts of 1'rcHlilcnt I'lnklinnt
or tint Iluuicl of Health to liuvo tlio
wubhlMK of clothes liy Chinese
couflned to one or two wash-hous1110 t;ulng to lie futile, If tlio
action taken by the lloaril at Its
meeting last Wednesday niuy be tnk-e- ii
as an Indication of action In thu
rutin e In reference to the matter.
The subject came up tifiouch the
application of HIiik Wo for a permit
to erect a laundry on Kort street
tibovo School street. The permit was
granted by unanimous vote of the
Hoard, over tho protests, both writ
5 ten and oral, of the President.
E
In his messago to the Hoard, I'lnk- ham stated that ho looked upon this
application as an entering wedgu to
E
Christmas is
presents to your
something useful
For the Holiday
E
E:
almoit here and you surely will make
relatives nnd friends. Why not buy them
in the way of Koa or Mission Furniture!
Season we have made Great Reductions,
Wing Chong Co.,
1
I
KINO,
CORNEIl
I
BETHEL STREET.
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Electric Light
i
Is
Safe
There is no danger of fire from
lamps when
you have incandescent electric lights. Besides, there is no
dirt, no refilling of lamps and the electric light is always
ready for instant use.
let us wire your house at a small expense.
over-turne- d
3
4
Hawaiian Electric Company, Ltd.,
i$W'W$WWWWWWWW'$WQWWW
PHONE
300.
SMOKED
Ofilce, KING STREET
HAMS
AND
near AIAKEA.
BACON
Better than the other because it is smoked in our
own smoke
house.
The bacon is evenly divided
tween lean nnd fat and is pleasing.
l6tropo!ita!i
leaf
be-
TRY IT.
Company,
Phone 45
l.tt
llawTcr
4U
.lt.5
t(ouo,ooO
750.onn
16
u
500,010
f,Vo.onr
Honolulu I.oiIro C1C,
will meet this evening.
H.
.
iC
ULubi(
Hon K I
Kaltuku P.anl Co 6 c
Oahu Kft LCo6tc'
Co
Oalm Sugar
6ic .,
Olaa Sugar Co 6 pc...
....
PaiaPlantatioiiCo
Pioneer Mill Co 6 ti c ..
Walatua gricC05pc
un
8
f
Heiwoeinioni iIh
linlku, $t27.!io.
.1:1
O. U. &
I.
llalkH,
Haiku.
V2
Co
$11
I'lnkham made a report on a dispute which he has been having with
Dr. Atchorloy ovor fees charged for
services as medical examiner In tlio
cano of three leper suspects at the
Kallhl station. IMukham stated that
Atcherley had been chosen us tho rep
rcsoutntlve physician of the thtco
lepers nnd had signed tho certlllcttcs
of two of them hut had refused to
do so in the c.ihu of tho third, although she had tho disease as obviously ns any leper at the Settlement.
Atcherley, he said, didn't wait tor tho
Hoard to set tho fce,vbut set it himself, nnd had la a most offensive, manner, demanded of I'lnkham that It bo
Ladies
build-
who are looking for something for Cluistmas that will
particularly please gentlemen nre coidinlly invited to
sec this stock.
Silva's Toggery,
Elks' Bldg., King nr. Fort
,zan
ONE OF OUR HANDSOME
Gold Barrettes
Is just the thing to finish up your
hair dressing.
"9s
Your
Our Prices will surprise you.
J, A . R. VIESSA & CO.,
J13
,
have you ever tasted anything
as good as
-
At
gifts.
A concert, dance, and a number. of
tublcoiix will 'jo given on Saturday
evening, December 28, at 7:30 nt tho
Alea Hale, Kwa, for tho benefit of tho
Hnlawn Sunday school of Latter Day
Sanitary Steam
Laundry
Shoe Repair Shop,
Saints.
Take your lectures
HOTEL ST., NEAR FORT
As Medicine or as a Beverage
Washing
Vickers'
.
contemplates
dollars for persons attending thu base
Latest sugar quotation 3.625 cents ball Ramos In automobiles.
or $72.50 per ton. Last previous quo
In tho matter of Thus. 1. McTlght
tatlon $73.20 per ton.
B. I). Paolo, Judge Uo Holt last Wednesday guvo judgment In favor of the
LONDON BEETS,
3d former ill thu sum of $55.02.
Tho men nnd women 'who spend nn
day ul llulclwa have little
SUGAR,
3.625 'occasional
life for medicine. Telephone Mnnnger
Hldgnod about accommodations.
The White Family Hotary, lock nnd
Henry Waterhouss Trust Co., chain Btltch Is tho best sowing machine lu tho world. Honny & Co., Ltd.,
12CS Fort St. Phono 488.
Stock and Bond Department agents. your
iron roofs with "Arablc.',
Coat
Stock
and Bond You will be surprisefat Its cooling and
Member. Honolulu
Exchange.
properties. California
preservative
WILLIAM WILLIAMSON.
Mana,tr.
Feed Co. .agents.
FORT AND MERCHANT STS.
Htitternut Bread Is mndo by tho
TEL. PRIVATE EXCHANGE . Palm
Cafe and they will deliver It to
your door. Phono 311 for a trial loaf.
You'll say lis thu best bread you ever
nte.
J. M. I.ey & Co., the grocers, pay
r.peclul attention to family trado. Fam
ilies get tho best or everything they
carry. Phono "G when you want
choice groceries.
The news of tho death of Arthur
Herbert In India, a younger brother
!, Dr. Herbert of this city, has been
.
iecelved. Tho cieath wus caused by
drinking water Infected with typhoid.
(lot an uncovered smoked ham from
tho Metropolitan' Meat Co., Ltd., and
"will be better done and re-- .
nu will huo tho Bwectcst bit of meat
you ever tasted. Take It with flap'turned more promptly by us
jacks and veu huui all thero Is In llfd.
than by any other laundry in
A benutlful now li:i.- of gentlemen's
the city and for less money.
neckwear, hosiery and negllgco shirts
Toggery
Just unpacked nt Sllvn's
You cannot afford not to have
Heady for liniuedlato wear but will
us do your laundry work.
very
desirable Christmas
also make
scatter laundries all ovor Honolulu.
Ho .said the opinion of tho Attorney
PHONE 71.
(icnoral had been sought. Someone
asked to have that opinion read, nnd
It turned out that tho Attorney (loner nl did not believe that the Hoard
Brandt: TERRITORIAL
hud any right to refuse tho permit so
SERVICE.
MESSENGER
long ns sunltary precautions wero
PHONE 361.
taken at the laundry.
K. C I'otcrs appeurcd as tho representative of the applicant, and ad
dressed tho lluaul on behalf of his
client. Ho placed the matter beforo WALK STRAIGHT
them clearly and logically, and up
parently In a convincing way, for
when tho question of granting the
heels will produce
permit was put to vote there was no .Run-ove- r
in the feet. Corns and bunions
opposition, President I'lnkham not
Keep
follow.
your heels straight and
having an opportunity to vote.
have them renewed occasionally, We
Receiving Station Contract Let
Tho Hoard voted to ratify the con- put new ones on men's shoes for
cents, women's for twenty-ftract with Lucas Brothers to build thirty-fiv- e
cents.
tho Kallhl receiving station and hos- ive
pital. The contractors ngreo to put
up tho main building for SC77C, and
tho kitchen and dining room for SI,
824, a total of S8600. Tho work Is
to ho completed In forty-liv- e
working
days.
Mls'-nbcr-
and happy.
The best calendars and unique
curious suitable for gifts ut the Island
Curio Store Stelner's Kllte bnlldlug,
Hotel Htrcot.
Suzuki and Soya Suzuki wcro acJury Wednesquitted by tho
day afternoon of the charge of Illicit
titpior selling.
It Is stated Unit nearly half a hundred poople have joined the Heorgan-IzeChurch of Latter Day Saints In
the last six months.
Panama huts for ladles and gentle
men, suitable for Christinas gifts ami
old hats blocked uud cleaned. Kxpert
Hat CtennoiB, M27 l'oit St.
K. H. Lewis of the Stockyards
stables Is making n special rato of ten
ITtmtr I)i(rli6
a w Com ft Siig Co j pc
Hales
$127.50;
$127.50,
V.
Deniillfiil Hup of leather goods for
News Co..
Christmas nt Hawaiian
Young building.
Purses, satchels,
belts, etc.
Tlioro Is "only one Prlmo Heer, but
tnero nru thousands of people who
Hi Ink It.
Prlmo keeps tbViu healthy
fo,eon
c
Mrur)tie
P. O.
nesday night.
1)0,000
...
.
II.
ing n beautiful resilience on a lot recently purchased In Nuiiaiiu valley.
Krnnk Mills entertained n number
f friends nt dinner last Wodiiesdny
birthday.
In honor of Ills thirly-slxtThe Palnnin Athletic Club celebratby n
ed tlio championship winning
lolly diinco ul the K. of 1'. hall Wed-
lUlkuSugnrCo6pc
Ham Midi Co,
1
like to wear handsome negligee shirts, neckwear and
hosiery. The new stock we received in the S. S. Alameda will win admiration from the mo?t fastidious
dressers. They arc the advance spring styles, very
beautiful, in the best of taste, nnd moderately priced.
Whllney & Marsh's display of pretty and serviceable gifts for Xmas Is
now complete.
New schedule of prices for meals
at Alexander Young Cafe that will
please everyone. Come and see.
MawTcr lHaw flm 't I ti C. . .
Cal Beet Sug ft Rel Co
HawSuear Cobiic
llilok RCo Con fc
Orchestra rehearsal this
England llakery.
iifn.wxi
HawTrriS- pc...
'C...
6
Gentlemen
Best cup of coffee In the city, New
M Co
ltONDS
lliwTercl-'lreClaw ier4pc ..
c
w
cenlnn.
voowo
Oaliu R ft I. Co
Great
ReductionSale J
I
Symphony
5iOooouo
A
Co
'ir,;
l.ooococ
Mutual Telephone Co
Nahlkn Rubber Co,,
....
Paid Up
NalnkuHuLberCo.
IliltiK K
Hon lift
-
LA
vr rk
GENERAL
AND
lletin,
..
SUHAH
IKM
liDitY
I
& Co...-.-
Ewa Plantation Co ...
Hawaiian Afjrlc Co
flaw Com ft Huk Co .
Hawaiian Sugar Co...
Ilonotnu Sugar Co ..
llonukaa Sugar Co .
Ilaltcii Suir ("o
Katiuku Plant u I Ion Co
Kihcl Plantation Co Ud
Kipahulu SiiKr Co .
,
Koloa Sugar C
The sermon, by He v. Mr. 1'arkcr,
was most approprlato to the occasion
of thanksgiving nnd was most earnestly listened to throughout.
The offering of the day will he
divided among the I.enhl Home nnd
the Chinese nnd Japanese hospitals.
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Motl-Smlt- h.
TELEPHONE 44G.
PRIM0 BEER
Pali Lpl
OP STOCr
NAME
LOCAL
A merchant must keep his business in the publio eye, else he cannot
hope to be remembered. The way to
do this is to advertise in the Bu-
HONOLULU, Nov. 29,1907
500000
McBrnlehugarCo.
Oaliu buearCn.. ..
I Cuci.onn
There wns not even standing room nimmfl Smmr Co .
Sugar Plant Co tomono
at llio union ThnnKsglvIng Kcrvlto Ookola
5000m
uiaa sugar ,a i.iu
hold yesterday forenoon nt tlio Cen- uiouaiu uo,,.. . ,, jno.ano
150,0110
Paaliau Sugar PUnt Co 5,owanr
tral Union Cluitcli. UUrn chairs racinc sugar .iiu. ...
5,ono
vvoreS brought In lint were soon filled Pain Plantation Co . .
TSO,oru
Peiwekeo Sugar Co,.,
TJO.onO
mid n large nuniher stood tluoiighout Pioneer Mill Co
Waulua AgrlcC'o... . 4,qpu,orx
the service.
WfilnVu Sugar Co ...
TJO,uon
huitar Co
The congregations of nil of tho WalmanaUi
Sugar Mill Co lt$,uoo
principal chinches In the city were Walmea
MliKI.I.ANi:OlTS
Strain N Col ,1gOx
represented, mid n largo rcpresentn- llauaiinii hircttldo.
JOO.Oai
tlun from the Kumclinmchn Sch6bs Hon U T ft U Co Pre!
Com
mid tlio Ktiwnliihno Seminary woie Hon RT ft I. Co
flexible
Wah
d
iiMini
great opportunity to provide
yourself with a pair of good working
or plantation boots.
For ten days, beginning Tuesday,
the 18th, we will otter 05 pairs of
Men's Black Oiled Calf, Working
A
.
HONOLULU STOCK EXGHAN6E
aimer
all bars and wholesale
at
Rainier Bottling Works
Honolulu
Co. and
have thorn
largo
and
A
Iramed for Christmas.
beautiful stock of moulding now on
huui uud special facilities provided
during tho holidays.
for rapid vvc-rTho bountiful dressed doll shown
In Sachs I)r" Goods Co.'s window will
bo given avny to the child receiving
the largest number of votos as a
to
Photo-Suppl-
TELEPHONE 1331.
Christmas present. For conditions
tho contest soo Sachs' ad.
The dining room of tho Hawnllan
Hotel will open for business In con
W'ctlon with tho rest of tho houso on
Monday. Tho chef, who has been at
tho'Monna for tome tlmo wilt have
charge of tho culslivo at tho Hawaiian.
II. M. Ayies wns arrested Wednes
day on the Indictment of tho Oram!
Jury. Ho appeared before Judgo Dole
and lilu arraignment was sot ror
mornihg, to allow of his procuring counsel, Hall was fixed at
One of
W Call's Patterns
tees
x5?&
'
Elks Meu.orial Day services will ba
held lu tho Hawaiian Opera House on
Iho afternoon of Sunday next, commencing nt 2 o'clock, The lodgo has
sent out a largo number of invitations
to friends cl the order to attend tlio
$1000.
rervlces.
Tlio Daughters of Hawaii will hold
a meeting Saturday morning at 10:30
rt
tho rosldoncc
of Mrs. Coney
on
Itlchards Btreet. Tho meeting is In
soon to bo
P. 0. BOX 567, connection with thu tablet
erected. It Is requested that all mempresent.
bo
bers
A horse, attached to a wagon, which
was left untied yostcrduy, boltod down
Repaired and Thoroughly Overhauled. fcnima street, scattering tho contents
EXPERT TUNING A SrEUIALTX. ol thu wagon all along the street. Tho
police stopped Iho runaway, which
1110 UNION STREET,
PIANOS
Ul liul.i-- .
GEORGE L. LENORD,
to Wong Sung, who was
when lie claimed his property,
Phone 261.
Office, Wall, Nichols.
Tho ladles of tho Y. M. C. A. gavo
a masquaiadu social at Eugleslde Inst
THE ONLY GENUINE
owning. Nearly all In attendance appeared In masks and fancy dress cosCharades uud similar games
tumes.
wcro the entertainment. The unmask.
IS ON EXHIBITION AT THE
Ing wiib ut 1) 30 o'clock,
it was folpaid.
lowed by u musical and literary num
Tho matter was still unsettled. It
Lers and letreshments 'Mrs. Potrlo
was pnssed over by tho Hoard withwon tlio first prize for ladles and
out discussion.
the (list prizo for genttumon.
Next to the Orpheum Theatre,
I'J InclirM
Female Rock
NEW RUCHINGS, in White, Magpie and Color.
Also. New VALENCIENNE LACES and
INSERTIONS at
Orplieiim Saloon,
E. W. Jordan & Co., Ltd,
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EOTAELISHE.U
TABLE
TOR SAM FRANCISCO:
NOV.
NOV. S2 S. R. ALAMEDA
DKC. 13 s a alameda
S. ALAMEDA
6. S ALAMEDA
B
JAN.
In connection with the sailing of the above steamers, the agents are
d
coupon through tickets, by
to issue the Intending passenger
any railroad from San Francisco to all points In the United Slates, and
from New York by any steamship line to all European ports
APPLY TO
TOR FURTHER PARTICULARS
prepa-e-
Wra.
Irwin & Co., Ltd
G- -
OCEANIC
S
Cf.NF.RAL
CO
5
ACCNTS.
Pacific Mai) Steamship Co.
Occidental and Oriental Sleamshit
Co., and Toyo Kisen Kaisha
Steamers of the above eompinles will call at Honolulu and leave this port
on or about the dates below mentioned:
.
tKI!
IiONtlKOMl
KOREA
..
NOV
2J
.IH'C
m .r
.1
..
.
.
.
KOREA
AMERICA
m:c.
it siheiua
OKI'
CHINA
TOR CENERAL
INFORMATION
APPLY
TO
H, Hackfeld & Go,, Ltd.,
b
Ag"
&
Co.
Manager
J. Waterhouse
E. E. Paxton
W. 0, Smith
G.
R. Carter
SUGAR
COMMISSION
Correspondents for the
American Express Company
President
President
Vice Pres.
Vice Pres.
Treasurer
Secretary
Director
Director
MERCHANTS and
AGENTS
Agents for
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co.
Haiku Sugar Company,
Paia Plantation.
Maui Agricultural Company.
Interest allowed on t,erm Kihei Plantation Company.
Hawaiian Sugar Company.
and Savings Bank Deposits. Kahuku Plantation Company.
Kahului Railroad Company.
Haleakala Ranch Company.
Honolua Ranch.
and Thos Cook
Son.
&
Claus Spreekels.
Wffl. Q. Irwin.
Castle
v
Ciaus Spreekels
ft
& Co.
CHANTS, SUGAR FACTORS
and
T. H.
GENERAL
San
Francisco Agents
Ltd
Cooke,
Honolulu, T. H.
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MER,
ANKERS
HONOLULU,
&
Tlio
AGENTS
INSURANCE
representing
He-
Hank of Snu Fiuuclsco
Draw Exchange on tliu No; add Na
Hank
of
llon.il
Kan Francisco.
London Tho Union of Ixmdon and
Smiths Hank, Mil
New
Exchange
York American
National Dank.
Chicago Corn Exchange National
Rank
Mid.i National
IIONO-LIjL-
e
U
Royal
The First
MaJ?
AMERICAN
SAYINGS
SUGAR
UtotitTxtliip Ciinrspntiy.
Steamers of the above line, running In connection with tho CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. between Vancouver, D. C, and Sydney, N.
S. W., and catling at Victoria, B. C, Honolulu and Suva, FIJI, and Brisbane, are DUE AT HONOLULU on or about the dates below stated, viz.:
AND
FACTORS
and
n.
,
COMMISSION
TRUST GO.
AGENTS
Anents for
Oceanic Stdamshlp Co, San Francisco,
1
OF HAWAII,
LTD.
Cal.
Western Sugar Refining
CAPITAL.. $200,000.00
Francisco, Cat.
OF HAWAII.
The United Slntes of America,
Plaintiff, vs I.mikla Mnhukn nt nls ,
Defendants. Action brought In said
District Comt, and the Complaint filed
In the olllcn of tho Clerk ot said District Court, In Honolulu
Tho l'lesldont of tlio United Statou
of America, Greeting: To l.uilkla Ma
'nikn, William M Malnikn. Aniol
wlfo of William M. Maliukn,
Jotm Don nnd Mat) Stiles, unknown
heirs at law of M. K Maliukn,
Ernest Kant, Hlcliuid Roo
and Martha Stiles, unknown heirs nt
law of Simon K. Knal, deceused, John
l.innieluth Alethela Kmmeluth, wife
of John i:mmclnth. C It. Hlshop. Tor-lltof Hawaii, C M Cooke, Hobert
Letters, Frederick J Low rev, J 1'
Hackfeld, Tmzlce. IMwltt M Hrewer,
loseiili llrcwei. Walter C. Peacock.
Maty Allen Peucock, wife of Walter C.
Peacock, Uathsliehu M Allen, M V.
itobliuon, J O. CurV'r, Puul Miihlcii
toif, us Trustees under the Will of
Hanuicl C Allen, deceased, J. O Carter, W O Pmltli, 3. M Damon. A. W.
Carter nnd E Knxon Hlshop, Trustees
under the Will and of the KBtnto ot
llernlec P HUhop, deceased, Mary 13.
I oster.
nhlers,
llclnrlch Wllhelm
Paul J F 13hlers, William H Pease,
Arlnna E. Austin, Herbert Austin,
Walker Austin, and 13dlth Austin,
heirs at law of I W Austin, deceased,
b M Datum, C M II) de. C M.
Cooke, J O Carter, S II Dolo, Henry
Holmes and C. H lllsluip, as Trustees
ot tho Hernlce P. Hlshop Museuin,
Herbert Austin, Walker Austin, as
and Testiuntntnry Trustees
under the Will of .lames W Austin,
Christopher II. Ievoro-deeeasi'd
Mur) l.ewMH, J A. Cummins, Kupekn
Cuininlns, wife of J A. Cummins, J
O. Cnitcr us Trustee under Deed of
TiUBt to him made by J A Cummins,
dated October 1, ISDii; Henry Water-housTrust Company, Limited, an
Hawaiian Corporation, John Drown,
Inmes Hluek, Mary Purple, uml Jiiuu
Hlue, unknown owners nnd claimants,
defendants You urn hereby directed
to appear, and answer thu Complaint
in an action entitled ns ntoo,
luought ai'ulusl ou In the District
Court of tho United States, In and for
the Territory of Hawaii, within twen-1- )
days from and after senlco upon
5 oil of u certified copy
of plaintiff 'fl
petition herein, together with a certt-lecopy of this summons.
And )ou nro hereby notified that
unless ou appear anil nnswer ns
nboe lecpihed, Hie said plaintiff will
laku Judgm nt fur nil) money or dam
ages demanded n thu eoniplalnt, as
lilslug upon conti.ict, oi It will apply
tu tlie Court for an other relief demanded In the Complaint.
WllnJss tho Honorable Sanford II.
Dole, Jmlgo of said District Court, thli
4th day of No ember. In tho )ear of
our Lord one thousand nlno hundred
nnd Bein, and of thu Independence
of the United States thu one hundred
and
,
Ewa Plantation Co.
Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
Kohala Sugar Co.
Waimea Sugar Mill Co.
Apokaa Sugar Co , Ltd.
Fulton Irori Works of St. Louis
Blake Steam Pumps
Paris Credit Ljonnnts.
FROM NEW YOniC TO HONOLULU.
Hongkong and Yokohama
Hong Weston's Centrifugals
kong Shanghai flanking Corporation. Eabcock & Wilcox Boilers
Weakl Sailings via Tehiiaiitepec.
New Zealand and Australia Dank Green's Fuel Economizers
Freight received at all times at tho Company's Wharf. 4 lot Street, South
of Now Zealand anil Hnhk or Austra Marsh Steam Pumps
llrook!n
lasla
FROM HONOLULU TO SAN rRA-- , FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA TO
Victoria and Vancouver
Hank ot Matson Navigation Co.
CISCO VIA KUll'Ll I
hovoi.i i.i Dinner
Urltlsh North America.
B S NEVADAN
TO SAIL NOV. 24 n:xN. on oh ahui i ui.c 10.
Deposits lecelved Loans nmdo on Planters' Line Shipping Co.
1ROM SAN rUANTISCO TO
approved Eecurltj
Commercial
aud
DIRECT
Tor further Information npply to
Trailers' Credits Issued. Hills or r?iu. 3. Irwiu & Co., L
Exchange bought nnd sold.
K 8 NEVADA N
TO SAIL DEC 10
ii. hackteld & co , ltd.,
Agents Honolulu.
nt Company i
Freight received
President and Mgr.
Collections Promptly Accounted Tor, WM. G. IRWIN
C ! Monsn,
wharf, Greenwich Street
JNO. D. SPRECKELS tst Vice Pres,
0 en urn I J'rcljiht Agent.
2d Vice Pres.
M.
W.
GIFFARD. .
H. M. WHITNEY...
Treasurer
.Secretary
.
IVERS
RICHARD
Auditor
W. F. WILSON
CsmacUan-Australia- n
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
AMERICAN-HAWAIIA-
Co.
thirty-secon-
San (Seal)
I'llANIC
L
SUBSCRIBED
FOP VANCOUVER:
FOR FIJI AND AUSTRALIA:
Phila$100,000 00 Baldwin
Locomotive
Works,
DIM' 14 MOW A
DEC. 11 PAID UP CAPITAL
AORANUl
' '
Cecil Brown
delphia, pa.
JAN 11 MIOWEHA
JAN. 8 President
MOANA
Vice President . .. M. P. Robinson Newall Universal Mill Co. Manufae- L. T. Peck ,
Cashier
of
turers
National iCane
Shredder, New York, N. Y.
OIllcc Corner Fort aud Klug Sts. Pacific Oil Transportation Co., San
Through Tickets Issued from Honolulu to Canada, United States and
Francisco, Cal.
SAVINGS DEPOSITS received mid
Europe
For Freight and Passage and all general Information, apply to
lntui est allow oil for j early deposits
nt tho i ale of 4'i per cent, tier
riuo. ii. t'a.ier. ft lo.. Lid General Agents.
Matson Navigation Company
The S. S 'IIIL0NIAN" of this line, carrjing passengers nnil freight,
will run in a direct service bctve-- n tins port and San I'rancisco, sailing
and arriving on or about the lollowuig dates:
LEAVE
S.
P.
NOV. 21st
DEC. 13th
ARRIVE HONOLULU.
LEAVE Hi
NOV
liSlh
DlIC
Trd
UKC
.list
)1JC
LM.th
F.: First Cabin, $G0;
SllO.Ot
For further particulars apply to
Passenger Rates to
S.
CASTLE
Roundy Trip First Class
UnionPacific Transfer Co.
A
1)
LTD.
SCUOC.OY, Malinger.
Prompt attention to removing baggage from residences to coast steamers. Checks issued for delivery in San Francisco.
AND
HEAVY HAULING
Pianos moved with the utmost care by experienced .and careful men.
Goods packed and shipped or stored in safe building.
FIREWOOD
OF
Office, King Street, near
THE BEST
QUALITY
Fort
YOKOHAMA.
FIRE INSURANCE
and Agencies:
Toklo,
Nagasaki,
Kobe,
Osaka,
Londou, L)ons, New York, San I'ran
cisco, Hominy, Hongkong, Shanghai,
Hankow, Cliefoo, Tientsin, I'eklng,
Newchnng, Ualny, Port Arthur,
I.Ian) ang, Mukden, Tien-lin-
(Formerly Union Express and Pacific Transfer Co.)
LIGHT
a
Brandies
Agents.
HATCH,
Clerk.
Unlled'sintes of Ameilea, Terrltor)
of Hawaii, ('it) of Honolulu, hh.
I, l'rauk I. Hatch. Cleik of tho
Dlstikt Court or the United States of
Atmrlr.1, Pi and for the Territory and
District of Hawaii, do hereb) certify
I he foicgoln;
to be a full, trim and
collect copv of thu oilKlnil Petition
Suiuuioiih In case United Stated
C.'Brewer & Co.. Ltd. nnil
annum
vs I.uulila Mahuka et alu as tho samo
Rules aud regulations furnished Q'JCEN STREET, HONOLULU, T. H. ii mains of ucoid and on fllo In the
upon application.
olllco of tho Cleik of said Court
AGENTS FOR:
In witness whereof, I huo hereunto
Hawaiian
Co.,
Agricultural
Ockala
ret my hand nnd n!Ilxed tho seal of
The Yokohama Specie Bank,
Sugar Plant. Co., Onomea Cugar Co, aid District 'Court this 4th da) of
Honomu Sugar Co., Waltuku Sugar Co ,
o ember, A D. 1307
Limited
Pepeekeo
Sugar Co, The Planters iSeal)
I'llANlv L HATCH,
Line of San Francltco Packets.
"ioi k or Unlteil States Dlstilct Court,
LIST OF OFFICERS:
T rilloiy of Hawaii
C. M. Cooke,
Georgo
President;
Established 1880
Robertson, Vice President and ManaSecger;
Bishop,
and
E.
F.
Treasurer
Capital (I'ald up) . . .Yen 24.000.00U retary;
Business Notices.
F. W. Macfarlane, Auditor; P.
Yen 15,060,000 C. Jones, C. M. Cooke and J R. Gait,
Reserved 1'und
Special Hesened 1'und. Yen i',000,000 Directors.
NOTICE.
HEAD OFFICE,
& COOKE. LTD..
VaJ&lj&se&m
THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
STATES,
TOR THE
UNITED
TERRITORY
FACTO,
INSURANCE
UPWJWPIPWWIf
Legal Notices.
IN
H. P. Baldwin
Vice
J. B. Castle
W, M. Alexander.. Second
L. T. Peck
Third
Commercial and Travelers'
Letters of Credit issued on
the Bank of California and
The LondonJoint Stock Bank,
Ltd., London.
NOV.
NOV.
MA11U
EWPW
NOV 29.1007.
AND DIRECTORS:
OFFICERS
Hi
FOR 8AN FRANCISCO:
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA:
I'BUSI
TirTRlDAY.
'y
LIMITED.
1BU.
IN
HANKEM.
it
IMS.
JAN. 8
S ALAMEDA
3
Bishop
dec is
1808.
S. S ALAMEDA
--
J. P. COOKE
Tin steamers of this lln. will arrive anil leave tlili port a hereunder!
FROM SAV FRANCISCO:
it"winitipyif'i'"
iiexaitder S Baldwin
Oceanic Steamship Company
TIME
HONOLULU,
UULLETIN.
EVENINO
'w
"""-t-
i
THE
B. F. DILLINGHAM
ChuugLluin.
UMITED,
Tho Hunk bu)s and receives for
collection hills or exchange, Issues
General Agent for Hawaii:
Di.ifts nnd Letters or Credit, and Atlas Assurance Company of London.
transact a general banking business. New York Underwriters' Agency.
Honolulu Branch, 67 S. King Street". Providence Washington Insurance Co.
BLDG.
4th FLOOR, SPANGENWALD
LIFE INSURANCE
Is not a Luxury; It Is a Necessity.
But you Must have the BEST
and that Is provided by the famous
and most equitable Laws of Massa-
Dlphthorla, Catarrh.
Doei
Tho U S. trnnsport Crook arrived
)CBterdny moruliiK from tho Coast.
Hie has about one hundred through
passengers fur Guam and .Manila Only
lour nro for this port What she lacks
In ptsseiiRcrs for this port she makes
tip In freight She lias n larse cnrno
(if arm) supplies fur Honolulu Anions
thu Crook's passeiiKeis for the Philip
rlncs are Miss Ora J Hemphill, (lliunh-le- r
nnd
of Hear Admiral Hemphill,
Miss Virginia I'.wlnt,', both bound for
Manila
Co., Ltd.
New England
Mlmpttvr Tendeiicr
'ALL DHUOalSTS.
postal lor
tlra IlooklaL.
Hand
Ib0
M
Joseph Texelrn, emplo)ed In tho uu
londliiR ot Hie collier Nederlnnd, met
with n paiitul accident Wednesday.
One or the Ills coil buckets fell, catch- lnK Texolra on tlio let; and cniislni; a
compound frnduie lie was taken to
tlie Queen's) hospital for trentintnt
la
The bis IrclRliler Mexican will sail
tomorrow for Sallnn Cruz direct with
A part of her cuiro Is
it full cargo
freight that she picked up at San
I'lanclsLo nnd hi ought hem, but des-Imi- l
for New York
im
The Clniidino and Mlknhiiln will snll
this afternoon at R o'clock for Hawaii
It Is
nnd Kauai ports respectlvel)
lot expectel that Hie strike of thu
inailnu engineers will deln) either
' csscl
DR. EMERSON SAYS,
TIME WAS TOO SHORT
who attended
the
Confcieuie, returned to Ho
on tho tinnsport
noliilti )esterdti)
Ciook. The Doctor reports that tho
time wns so limited nt the Conference that delegates did not get n
chance to su) nil they desired to. Di.
Kmcrson read tin Interesting paper at
the Conference, nnd would liked to
have mi Id a great deal more, hut
was limited to fifteen minutes. In
this regard the Doctor 8ii)s: "It
teemed tough to trnvel eight thim-siiill U H nnd be shut off nt tho end
I wns able to
of fifteen minutes.
take more time, however, before the
Twentieth Ccntuiy Club of Huston,
which I addressed on the mine sub-j'that Inlliieiitlai dub Is piestd-e- d
ovei b) Charles Dole, a cousin of
Judge S.in foul II Dole, of Honolulu "
While awn) Di I3meison has arranged foi the publishing of his lato
woik on "Unwritten Literature of
I3inerson,
Mohonk
I
ut
Hawaii"
Only
"BROMO QUININC"
e
I.AXATIVI: 1IKO.MO
Ubul the world over to Ouro
Colds in One Dry. K W drove's
Made by I'AKIS
siKniturc on
MKDICINi: CO . Saint Louis,, U S.
One
U
Qui-nin-
lx.
of A.
York.
Co.
!30
PAY FOR JUDGES
The following resolution wus ndoi-te- d
b) the Hawaiian liar Association
,it its meeting held last Wednesday:
"Resolved, by tho liar Association
of tlie Hawaiian Islands, That:
"Whereas, the salaries at present
provided foi tho Chief nnd Assocldlo
Justices of the Supreme Court, the
Judge of the United States District
Court nnd the Circuit Judges In tills
Terrltor) me Inadequate; and
"Whereas, the Important duties le- qulred to be performed by said
Judges demand that they lecelvo
(onipciisatloii roininensiiinte with thu
amount and quality of the work they
uro'ronulrcd to perform; and
"Whereas, within the past few
j ears there has bicn a marked In- rieasu In the cost ot living, which
has bicn recognlred by Congrtss In
tho Increasing of the stlnrles of the
l'edeinl Judges on the mainland;
"He It Resolved, That this
strongl) recommends an Increase In the salaries of the Judges ot
Mild courts ns follows:
"Chief Justice, ?0r,UU.
"Assoclato Justices of tlio Supieini)
Court. JCO0O each.
"United States District Judge,
Asoo-elntl-
ItiOOO
AT M0H0NK CONFERENCE,
Tint
I ultun Ktreat,
Nw
MORE
ISi
Di
''
will And Immedtata rrllrf
from Confha or Inflamad
Cntidttlon of lha throat.
steamer Nlihaii,
Tho Intel Island
with n Mr deck load of innchlnur) for
tho SpaldliiK plantation, Rot away for
Nuwlllwlli and Annhola )esterdny
Up to the Inst
nt fi o'clock.
uilnuto tlieiu wns no certnlnty of her
on
of
account
the
marine en
snlliiiK
,
Miners' troublw
'Circuit Judges, J I DIKI each.
"Rcsohed, also. That it copy of
llils resolution lie transmitted to the
Delegate of Hawaii to the United
States Congress, the I'resldent of the
belinte, Spenkei ot the House nf
il
nnd tho Attorney
of thu United States."
A committee, consisting of 11. Ij.
Marx. W. O. Smith and A. L C. Atkinson, was named by tlio Chair to
draft u suitable lesoluttoii In lefer-enc- e
to tho death of Cliarks Crelgh-toto be rend at the Ilrst sitting of
the Supreme Court.
tlen-er.-
n,
SIGNAL
CORPS SMOKER
The smoker Klen by the Signal
C'orpi of the National (iuuid Wtil-nesdevenliiB In tho huiiKalow wns
n most delightful affair. The guests
of tlio evening weio tlie Coast ball
team and their manager, Mlquu I'lsh-e- i.
Ml. l'lshci added gie.itl) to the
of the evening by relating experiences of the titp down on
the Alameda.
Kendall I'ellows also entertained
with n few Chinese selections, and
stoiles told on 1'lBher by Jess Woods
weie highly appreciated.
The Signal Corps quintet furnished
thu music foi the event.
Quito a number of Hawallans put
In Thanksgiving day ut woik along
The movement of
tho waterfront.
cargo demanded ccr) man available,
ory few of thu stevedores laid
I .iml
off.
Bktne. Coronado
You Need One
I Make Them
Notice To Consignees
HOLIDAY SIGNS BY
Tom Sharp
Consignees desiring1 Freight space on the "CORONADO"
are hereby notified that this vessel will be on the loading
bearth at San Francisco on or about December 10th, 1907,
and will have quick dc3patclt for Honolulu.
Will Help To Sell Your Goods.
STARR
AND OTHER. TIANOS.
OUTWARD.
THAYER PIANO CO.
I'or Wntanno, Walaluu, Kahuku and chusetts, In the
k
Way Stations
ICO HOTEL STREET.
9:lG u. m . '3 20 n. in
C3 Queen Street.
DRAYMEN
P. 0. Box 212. Tor Pearl Clt), I3wa Mill and Way
Phone 295.
Phone 218.
Stations 17: 30 a m , "J. ID a. m,
Estimates Given on all kinds of teaming.
TUNING GUARANTEED.
2 1C p ,m, 3:20 p. m .
11 03 a m,
D
1G p in, t'J 30 p m, tll:00 p in.
Dealcis in
I'or Wahlawa '9:10 u. m- - and
R. MIYATA & CO.,
COAL.
STEAM
AND BLACKSMITH
FIREWOOD, STOVE,
p. in,
OF BOSTON, MA8SACHUSETT8.
CONTRACTORS. BUILDERS. PAIN- you
If
fully
would
be
Informed
about
INWARD.
TERS, PAPER HANGERS and
CRUSHED ROCK, BLACK AND- - WHITE SAND, OARDEN SOIL.
ArrUo Honolulu fioni Kahuku, Will-alu- a these laws, address
MASON WORKERS.
"8 3 n in, '0:31
nnd Walanao
HAY, GRAIN, CEMENT, ETC.
Second Hand Lumber, Boon and
p m
Sashes Bought and Sold.
Anlo In Honolulu from 13wn Mill
nnd Pearl City J7 40 u. til , 8 3(i GENERAL AGENTS,
KING ST.,
PALAMA
JUNCTION.
HONOLULU, T. H.
a m, 10 38 a in, 'lMO p in, 4 31
fPHONE 594.
a
p. in ,
31 p m , 7 30 p m
Arrho Honolulu Irom Wnhlnwa
JUN HING CO.
WM. G. IRW1N& G0..LT7,
8'36 a m and C:31 p ui
Sailing for
(Lee Fong Inn, Mgr.)
BUILDING CONTRACTOR, REPAIR.
Dally
AOHNTS I'Ott TUB
H0N0IPU, KAILUA and
KAPUNA,
ING, PAPER HANGING, AND
t I3x Sunday.
Royal Insur. Co. of Liverpool, Eng.
121 llcrotanla St., near Fort.
H00KENA
t Siinduy Only.
PAINTING.
Union Assurance Co.,
Dealers m
Tho Hnlolwn, Limited, a two hour Commercial
Ltd., of London, England,
Trom Sorcncon's Wharf.
train (only Jlrst-clas- s
tickets lion
Koa and Mission Furniture.
Cement Work. orcd),
Brick laying,
&
of
Co.
National
Ins.
Scottish
Union
Apply on Board or to
ovcry
Sunduy
Honolulu
lcnos
o. iwo
uiuo aiauies at 8 22 a in ; returning, arrives In
K0A AND MISSION FURNITURE
Edinburgh, Scotland.
HAWAIIAN BALLASTING CO., Agt
p. in. Tho Limited Wilhelma of Magdeburg Oeneral InHonolulu at
Telephone 390, Maunakca St., below
niank hooka ot all sortr, lolgers,
ttops only at I'eail City mid Walanne
TEL. 431.
surance Company,
King. P. 0. Box 820.
etc manufactured hy the Bulletin Pub(.. I. D13NISON,
r. C. BMIT1I,
lishing Company.
O. ?. & T. A.
Supt.
BULLETIN AD3. PAY
KIN SUT, Prop.
BULLETIN AD& PAY --&&
Hustace-Pec-
Is a Boon to Aslhmstlcs.
It hot mm mora tiTrr!lt 10 brratli In a
dlKFa.ri ot ll, btaalhltir oriaDa than
rtinadr
U Uka tha rctnodr Into lha ilomatht
rradmd
Crraolrnit rorta bcana ll.a air,
oter (ha dlaMaad
llronlr anUrptlo, U rattlnl
autraca Willi etrtr btnth, tl,ln prolownl and
molbara
to
Utalnabla
la
cnnnuat trratmtnt. It
with amall clilldran.
of a Con
Thma
Crtielane
Tim collector for tho Henlanl lloat
Club enn be seen (I'lNANCtAIXY),
at Hulletln office, every day (Sunday
oxceptcd) between 12 and 1.
STEINWAY,
Croup,
Bronchitis, Coughs,
CO
g,
Oahu Railway
DELIVERED
Time Table.
Telephone 53
(rrtnttuhni tnt)
An lohalttloir lor
Whooping-coug- h,
WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD.,
General Agents, Oceanic S. S. Company.
Mutual
Life Insurance Co..
Past Schooner
CONCORD
Castle
UN
CHOY
Cooke,
&
SING,
The
S. S. "ENTERPRISE" of this line, carrying
and freight, will sail from San Francisco for HONOLULU DIRECT Dec. 10th.
Place your Christmas orders for this vessel.
The above mentioned ship will sail promptly as advertised.
Passenger rates from San Fiancisco:
First Cabin
$ G0.00
Round Trip, First Class
$110.00
ui aopp.
L.lAAkLJM. A.i
ifeniflfiyHaWflar
..
I,
rtnMal4a'fa,rfrliWll8laaiattf4a'a-y,-
f
'
l,LlHMt'''
a4ffi--
fejahniiY tiN
Christinas Ship
Special
Matson Navigation Company,
CASTLE
a
11
11,
tWM afll
,i
t
lift All1'
X.. i. )k
& COOKE,
'
LIMITED, Agts,
'V
yiiwwwgaw "npi '
$
"
nULLETIN. HONOLULU, T. II.. FRIDAY, NOV.
EVENING
29, 1907.
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PARI
I
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
lJI7X
17
IftM
(Anottotti Fm
CaMaJ
sozoDoirm
'-
PIANO
EMPLOYMENT
TUNING
OFFICE.
phone White 2391,
Mr. Jas. Sheridan, pianoforte tuner. For
General Employment ofllce,
All urilorB should bo left at tha Ha
cor. 1'onsacola and Ileretanla.
wnllnn Nows Co., Young bids. Phone
294 or cor. Alnkoa and Hotel Sts.
,
house-help-
'
Davis,
J0 M
Tel. 117 at 1250 Fort St.
near Orpheum.
A policy in the North British and
Mercantile will protect you and guar- Repairs made at your home and im
mediate use of machine guaranteed,
antee you 100 cents on the Dollar.
Sewing Machines To Rent.
$22,705,002.08.
We will write $500 as cheerfully
as $5,000.
(
LIMITED.
r,
All Kinds
su
AGENTS
L
924 BETHEL ST.
I
the favorite dentifrice.
TOKIO, Japan, N'ov. 28.
unilerstooil that the American Minister
here has raited the nttentlon of the Japanese dm eminent to the figures or
the American Immigration Department which show a great Increase In
the number of Jnpnncse entering the I'nltcil States during tho past few
months on the I'nclllc Coast. An inestigatlon has been ordered to
the cnuse for the issuing of m many passports, without which.
under the new ruling In the treaty ciatisc respecting Immigration no Japanese can enter America.
Assurances have been given that the Jnpancse Government Is willing to meet the views of the American and Canadian Governments ie- spectlng Immigration of Japanese laborers.
HOLIDAY
Typewriter,
Adding Machine,
Mimeograph and
Globe Wernicke
Supplies;
CARD
Hawaiian
w
NEAR KINO.
1018 NUUANU.
Have You Seen The New English and
Japanese
Cook Book
-
SYSTEMS
197.
Reasonable Prices.
DISPLAY.
S. TAT AN I
Emma St. near Beretania.
P.
Beretania,
Is an old champion
PHONE
HOUSE PAINTER
ST. nr. KUKUL
Unique
Chinese Goods
Wing WoTai&Co.
941
NUUANU ST.
MATERIAL
BUILDING
OF ALL KINDS.
DEALERS IN LUMBER.
ALLEN
Queen Street
SECOND-HAN-
& ROBINSON,
::
D
:;
:: Honolulu.
Geo. A, Martin,
Choice of two Jersey cows.
Barnes, Wahlawa.
A. W.
3826-t-
l
TO UET.
3851--
at moderate prices by tho day,
week or month, at the Hotel
o,
tt
130 Ileretanla
J. II. O'Neill, proprietor.
LOST.
office.
near Fort.
381S-3-
A pleasant homo
on Tantalus, well
located; temperature ten dogiesa
leso than that ot the city. Inquire
brooch, design two interlaced
hearts In small diamonds. Suitable
reward If returned to the llullctln
A
rooms en sulto and single
First-clas- s
A. V. Qear.
382211
38BS-1-
containing
rieward at
38n8-2-
t
Furnished house of ten rooms, 1812
I.lllha St, SCO per month, or suits
of few rooms.
Call between 8 and
'
10 a. in.
3SU-t-
t
'
purse containing two Large house on Ileretanla St. next
lllack
pins and cnrdB. Kinder return to
to Queen's Hospital;
rent very
WO-t- f
Ilulletln clflce. Reward.
cheap. W. W. Chamberlain, Judd
381'J-t- t
Uulldlng.
d
blue pheasant lei.
Return to Kaplolanl Estate o flics
Furnished cottage nnd housekeeping
38C2-and receive reward.
rooms. F E. King, Cottage drove.
384G-t- f
Cyrus bicycle, No. C177S, Govern
ment tag No. 991. Return Ilullei furnished front rooms at 1223 Km
3812-lr- u
tln office, "C. 0."
3401-- tt
ma St.; rent reasonable.
white-spotte-
HOTEL
FOUND.
US.
He won many honors
GAS EXPLOSION
KILLS MANY
A New
m
CARRIAGE
EL PALENCIA CIGAR.
Once you
M.
TRIES
CHICAGO, III., Nov. 28.
Doia McDonald
Is
EUROPEAN
&
"
A
Mrs.
AND
ELECTRIC CO.,
Telephone 528
Suits Pressed
The
EAGLE DYEING AND
CLEANING
Popular Prices: 25, 50 and 75 cents. Fort Street.
& Co.
MATINEE
Admission
.1
WORKS,
Phone
C7C.
Fashionable Millinery
SATURDAY
25 cents.
AT
o
Miss Power's
M0NDEY, DEO. 2,
"THE LOST PARADISE"
T1
I
At Short Notice and Quick Delivery.
Scout'sjlevenge
MILLINERY PARLORS
FORT STREET.
tlLDC
BOSTON
Charles D. Walker,
S.
ICHIOI
MANICURING
WHEN
by
ICE
Kewalo.
Designer and Builder of
HIGH GRADE YACHTS, B0AT8 and GENERAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
Kodak Developing, Printing,
LAUNCHES.
and Interior PhotoJapanese & Chinese Laborers Supgraphing.
Boat and Machine Works, King St. plied. Contract Work of Every Kind
Telephone 521
Undertaken.
HOTEL ST. bet. Nuuanu & Bethel.
Cor. Emma and Beretania Btu.
Today
BIG BREWERY PLANT BURNED
CHICAGO, III., Nov. 28
The Mullln breweries were destroyed
.
fire today, tho loss being $200,000.
OAHU
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and
SATURDAY NIGHTS
F; S. Nagami.
Uoosevelt
violently Insane.
manufactured from pure distilled water. Delivered to any part of city by
courteous drivers.
Supported by a Company of excel
lent players.
CO.,
Co.
fc
ICE
Gladys Kingsbury
AND
AMERICAN DRY OOOOI
FORT and QUEEN
by it.
PIANOLAS.
MISS
Wholesale imptrters and Jobbers
THANKSGIVING
try it you'll always stand tho twice attempted to commit suicide.
MAY
Phillips
Nov. 28.
Tho President and
visited President Madison's homestead today.
CO., LTD.
Received Of
PHONE 22.
ROOSEVELT'S
SCHUMAN
HENRY
Wilder
AND
LEAVE YOUR ORDER NOW.
LIST CLOSED
Nov. 28.
Frank Gooley
Nuuanu St.,
ILL
most popular machine in Honolulu.
Vn
Paper
-
Mr. W. J. ELLEFORD presents
Green Christmas Trees
Tho subscription lists for tho Gov
certtllcatcs have been closed.
v
m
s
MONTPKI.II3U,
line Just
L028
TRIAL FOR CALEB POWERS
C,
Wall
Orpheum Theatre
nmd
UYEDA,
CHICAGO, III., Nov. 28. John Phillip Sousn, tho famous bandmaster and compose!, Is seriously 111 with ptomaine poisoning.
I).
HOMES FOR SALE
The
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S HATS
OrcOKOCTOWN, Ky.. Nov. 28. The Jury which is to try Caleb
Powers for tho ussasslnatlon of Governor Ooebel has been completed.
WASHINGTON,
ADDITION
No Reaionablo Offer Refused.
Fall Hats
Al. Kaufman won the decision In
Cnl.. Nov. 28.
tound tonight in his fight with Jack ("Twin") Sullivan.
GOVERNMENT
PARK
ON WILDER and GULICK AVE8.
DZ
PAWNSHOP
FAMOUS BANDMASTER
KAPIOLANI
and Other Desirable Localities.
Prices 50c, 75c and $1.00
Sale at Wall, Nichols Co.
forthctrCIIILDKUNnhllsXiiirril- IT
1NO. with perfect succeM.
bOOTHKS Lbs CHILI), SOFTBN3
the OUMS. ALLAYS all plo.
UUKttS winu iumi ana u uia
beatrcmcdrfarDIAUUIICUA. Sold
by DrngElats In every van of tho
wnrldl 11a afire and ik for Mn
Window's Soothlngr Bynipand taks
bo other kind, as Cent! a Bottle.
WINS DECISION
mtw
j
LOTS FOR SALE
IN
&rs.Wlnslow'a
Soothing Syrap
has ten uiert for over SIXTV
MMnB
VKAUK ItV MIl.l.lUNN
SAN FRANCISCO,
twenty-llft- h
8TREET.
MR.
ernment
see that the Ford Runabout is tha
Sold by
1S7 MERCHANT
MOTION PICTURES.
For Oyer 60 Years
On Oldand Well-tria- d
I
DAVID DAYTON
and Illustrate How He Trained for BAT NELSON.
Other Attractions.
RESIGN
MEMBERS
GOVERNMENT
KAUFMAN
ST.
One need only look about him to
Limited.
F. L. WALDR0N, Agent.
Will Box FOUR ROUNDS
177 S. KING ST.
Russia, Nov. 28. Tho government pawnshop was entered
hy robbers yesterday and gems and gold to the value of live hundred dol
lars were taken.
CHANGES
82 MERCHANT
Opera House
LIMITED
STATION
I
at
Lowers & Gooke,
28
FOURTH
CO.,
BY YOUR GROCER.
30 SATURDAY EVENING 30
TUMLA,
Tel. 109. tho
PUBLICITY
White Lightweight
of the World
ties wanted.
Won! has been received here of an attack upon a prospectors' pack train In tho Statu of Sonorn, Mexico, by a
war party of Yuiul Indians. Four of the prospectors were killed and two
Injuied In tint lighting.
PASO, Texas, Nov
i
HAWAII
$4,00 Case Delivered
We will sell in any quanti-
Persia, Nov. 28. Tho international troubles between
this country and Turkey hnvo brought about a crisis In the Peislan Government, and the Cabinet members have leslgncd.
Unless advertisements are
frequently changed they are
of little value.
Our Dullness is to look after your
business in this respect.
NOW
Champion
Golden Gate Cement
AT PANAMA
ROB TURKISH RAILWAY
ROBBED
above Hotel St.
Jimmy Britt
Green Island
TKHUIIAN,
PIGS
Best Soap
A GRAND SHOW.
AND
SUCKLING
ap-
3858-t- t
THAT'S OURS.
The cement shortage has
been relieved by our big shipment of
WASHINGTON', I). C, Nov. 28
Goethals, the United States engineer In charge on tho Panama Canal construction work, discourages all
uppllcants for work on the big dltih, having issued a gcneial statement
that all tho positions In connection with the work have been tilled.
PERSIAN CABINET
TURKEYS
Owner
Cement
AND
EI
King Street near South
Tel. 252.
Fob chain and gold ring.
"
ply Ilulletln office.
NO SHORTAGE OF
a.
i
KIDNAP CHILDREN
GANG
ST.
Open Until 5:30 P. M.
CITY OK MEXICO, Mex., Nov. 28. The pollco nro after a regularl
organized gang of kidnapers which If operating in this rlty. During the
past two months forty-nin- e
children liae been stolen from their hornet
and the crimes are believed to have all been committed h) this one
gang.
Club Stables,
Hee Kau Kee,
NO. 1320 NUUANU
SEE
on
ST.
office.
hand-bag-
SAMARKAND,
W, W. Wright Co.,
Fort
tl
American lady, one who under
stands housekeeping and caro of
Address "M. K.," this
children.
are guaranteed to give satisfaction,
,
Ulack leather
that you get your money's worth.
spectacles, kejs, coin
Ilullettn office
SCORES
at pedcstrlaulsm.
i
ORGANIZED
BANDITS
Mo-
J. E. Santos,
Back of Peter's,
UNION
361.
of
Alakea, and Union.
THEN
FOR THE
For Expert Repairs on Bicycle,
torcycle, Automobiles, etc., call
of- -
WANTED.
so
that line.
LOOK
Phone Main 147
Honolulu Clothes Gleaning Go,
$25.00
Turkey, Nov. 28. A troop of forty bandits raided tho
railroad station hero yesteiday, capturing tho place. Tho office safes were
blown open and booty to the amount of ten thousand dollars secured. Tho
at the automobiles, buggies and car- robbers madu good their escape.
riages we have recently overhauled
and painted
YAQUIS KILL PROSPECTORS
Burnette,
Conveyancer:
Notary:
Attorney:
Real Estate: Mt'e. Loans: Collec- tions. Agent to Grant Marriage Licenses.
Phone 310.
Office 79 Merchant St.
Hy
Our Suits made to your measure for
OLD MAN FINISHES LONG WALK
CHICAGO, 111., Nov. 28. i:. 1'. Weston, aged 7!I jears, nrrlved here
yesterday from Portland! Maine, having walked the 1234 miles In 21
dajs and 10 hours.
'Phone 104.
Of All Kinds And Descriptions At
NOW!
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Nov. 28.
An explosion of natural gas occurred
every in a railroad rooming house in this city jestorday, wrecking the building
and causing the death of many of the occupants. Seven bodies have
teen recovered from the ruins so far and there are more .jet to be found.
THE PARAGON
BAMBOO FURNITURE
H.
and
wholesome,
FOOTBALL
NO VACANT POSITIONS
Bakery
Vienna
PHONE
OUR
Fort St.
variety at
A Specialty on Saturdays.
BEST BBEAD ALL THE TIME.
Bulletin
I
SITUATION
I'llII.ADKI.I'HIA, I'a., Nov. 28. The I'cnnsylvanla University football team defeated Cornell today by n score of 12 to 4.
I.OS ANGKI.K3, Cnl., Nov. 28. The visiting football team from the
Giegon Agiiculturnl College defeated the 8t, Vincent team In
today's
game.
Score: Oregon 10, St. Vincent 5.
1.03 ANUUI,i:S, Cal., Nov. 28. The I.os Angeles High School eletcu
defeated the Licit eleven by 27 to 0.
Specialty
Meats
Coffee Cakes
SEE
Office
Co., 931
Fresh,
For Sale At All Bookstores.
at the
Clenn vlptng tags
flrp.
Ask your dentist.
ficlal.
which the Invnders were driven back.
Weston
k
de-
Positively bene,
licious and fragrant.
MOOADOIt, Morocco, Nov. 2&
Heavy fighting took place today
between the loyal forces, led by Caid Aulloos, and the Insurgent follow
ers of the pretender Mulal Hallz. There was great slaughter on both
sides.
OHAN, Algeria, Nov. 28. A portion of the insurgent Moroccan ar
my has Invaded Algeria and routed a detachment of French troops, kill
ing eleven of them. The I'rencli troops milled and were reinforced, after
in
a
Perfectly
Is
MOORS STILL FORCE FIGHTING
Cash Register,
E
S
ssHPWtuKll
HPtSi Xi. I
MT"
It
dALB.
FOKi
Iloy to run errands and make bin- - Fine comer lot In Mnklkl. Curbing,
water, fnilt and ornamental trees
self generally useful. Apply llul-Itft- ln
and all Improvements. Two minoffice Wednesday mornliw!
3858-t- f
utes' walk from cars and Punahou
bet. 7 and 8.
College. Address H. F.. this office.
A five-roocottage, furnished. An
swer Johnson Hnuso, on Punchbowl Beef cattle for sate at Kahuku, Hawaii.
Apply Col. Sam Norrls. Walohlnu.
3SS7-1street.
plg-skl-
p
p
Bishop Trust Co..
WAISTED.
paper-hange-
SEWING MACHINE REPAIRER.
Assets
AWMAMVlWMAfinAWVWVWWWWVVVMinMMIWVIAannMAWWWWVWW
Investigate Emigration
PAPER-HANGE-
r
For
and house
Yee Sing Kee Plumber and Tinsmith,
painter. Win. B. l'alkull, 'Phone
Smith St., bet. Hotel ami Pauahl.
960.
White
tf
The Weekly Edition of the Evening
LOCKSMITH.
Bulletin gives a complete lummary of
the newt of the day.
See Hastings for repairs of Locks,
gjay'Tor Rent cards on sale at Keys, Music Doxcs, Sharpening of
l'lno Cutlery. Hear Union drill.
Ihe Bulletin office.
ARE YOU INSURED?
The Little Ads. with the Big Results
Japanese Government Will
PLUMBING.
first-clas-
WANTS
9
1
$
We have several good bargains this HAYSELDEN TOBACCO CO., LTD.
.
Agents.
week.
MOTHER OF SECTY. TAFT SERIOUSLY ILL
The Weekly Edition of the Evenlna
BERGSTROM
MUSIC
CO,, LTD.
MII.I.11UUY, Mnss., Nov. 28. Mrs. Taft, the mother of Secretary ot
Bulletin gives a complete summary of
Odd Fellows' Bldg.
xhe news of the day.
War Tuft, Is seriously III.
v
Scalp Treatment.
You Want Electric Wiring Done of
Private Telephones Installed or Dry
Batteries, call the
UNION
GO
Beretania
ELECTRIC CO.,
Phone 315
St.
Facial Massage.
Mrs. Doris E. Paris,
J
1150 Fort St
Phone 491.
BULLETIN
ADS.
PAY
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS
PICTURES
Just Arrived.
Our New Christmas Frames Will Be
On Next Alameda.
PACIFIC
PICTURE FRAMING CO.,
1050 Nuuanu.
id
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4u.u4
ill
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EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU,
10
E2sssrsn
II
.
TRIDAV. NOV 29. 1907.
Seats nn now on 'nlo nt Wall,
Exchange
Hound Twenty-tw- o
Nichols, and from the ndvance sale hard rlghtB to the fncc. Sulllvnn'H
there will be a big crowd gathered to face wns covered with blood. Looks
sec the grand lightweight in action. like Kaufman's fight.
Round Twenty-thre- e
Slow;
:ti
I.
The Boy Should Be More Attentive
SPORTS
Willie "Pa, who was Shyloek?"
The Father "Goodness, boy! You attend church and Sunday
School every week and don't know who, Shyloek wast You ought
to be ashamed of yourself,"
If Willie had asked who SPALDING it, father would have
told him that SPALDING is the man who makes the most famous
SPORT INO
V.
V -?y
-
in2
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1
NINTHJNNING
A GAME
FILLED WITH PLAYS
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o
o
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0o
o
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lb'.
1114
3b.-p.- C
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Yee Chan & Co.,
0e
o
CO.,
Photographic"
POTTIE'S
rW
Gall Salve
Ay-le-
Hoof Ointment
lfflp3ttfc.ljvM
NOW ON VIEW
Auction Sale
8 o'clock
Jewelry
OF ALL KINDS
Imported Direct from New York.
Terms to the trade.
1
d
Approved
i
PLANKS
FOR NEW WHARF
PROTECTION
Superintendent ot Public Works
Campbell has ordered dialling planks
placed on the piles nt the new
street wharf. This feature was
omitted from the original specifications. The Harbormaster refused lo
alongsldo the new
bring vessels
wharf until such fender planks wcio
placed. The swinging of a vessel n
triflo out of her course when docking
would be liable to cause considerable
damage to the piles If not protected
by tho additions ordered by the Superintendent of Public Works.
DO
and
y
notes.
JAS. F. MORGAN,
AUOTIONEIJU.
Ala-ke- n
FoiSale
Sale
OF
TWO
Honolulu's
Choicest
Adjoins tho properties of P.
Jones, At Lew Is nnd A. Gartley.
Fronts on two roads.
C.
NUUANU VALLEY.
Thanksgiving
Cheap for Cash.
JA8. F. MORGAN,
AUCTIONEER.
1
OR RUNE
Table Linen
TOOTH POWDER I
$5.
NI H
Great Reductions
w If
--
'
'-
-f
in
(ANTISEPTIC)
Prices for
It will
One Week Only, beginning Saturday, November 16th, at 8 o'clock.
Unbleached All Pure linen Damask
Unbleached Extra Heavy linen Damask
Unbleached Satin Finish Linen Damask
Unbleached Satin Finish Linen Damask
Bleached Satin Finish Linen Damask
Bleached Satin Finish Linen Damask
Bleached Satin Finish Linen Damask s
Bleaohed Satin Finish Linen Damask
Bleached Satin Finish Linen Jamask . '
Bleached Satin Finish Linen Damask
All
j
20x20
23x23
EXTRA Q00D VALUE
$ .70
$1.00
$1.25
$1.40
$1.65
$2.15
$2.85
$3.25
$3.65
...'.
23 x 23
23 x 23
per
per
per
per
per
per
per
per
per
Doz.
Doz.
Doz.'
Doz.
Doz.
Doz.
Doz.
Doz.
Doz.
'
1'
AUTOMOBILE OARAGE.
We have a splendidly equipped gar-
age, where we can take full charge
of your auto and make all necessary
tepairs. Our prices very moderate.
YOUNG CO., LTD.
THE
GARAGE ON ALAKEA ST.
V0N-HAM-
THE JAPANESE
Bamboo Furniture Made to Order.
Picture Framing a Specialty.
503 S. BERETANIA ST.
TELEPHONE 407.
B. KERR & CO., Ltd.,
ALAKEA STREET
ftt jHfifj
Iw
N
S. SAIKI,
.
Price per pair from 75o up.
ptfty-
PHONE 131.
ranging
Lace Curtains
L
COR. KINO AND FORT STS.
163 KING ST.
Prices
All Sizes.
WHITE AND ECRU
DRUG CO.,
Y08HIKAWA,
Huckaback Towels
Hemstitched and Plain Hems.
from $1,25 per Doz. and upwards.
CHAMBERS
Employment Office supplies all Nationalities to plantations, contractors
aud shipping.
ALL SIZES.'
PURE LINEN AND PART LINEN
you.
Labor Union
Hemstitched and Fringed Doilies
65c, $1.00 and $1.25 per Doz.
this for
at
Pure Linen Napkins
16x16
16x16
21x21
22x22
do all
PRICE, 25c.
Inches Wide.
54
$ .40 yd.
60
$ .65 yd.
62
$ .75 yd.
S .85 yd.
62
$ .55 yd.
62
66
$ .65 yd.
.75 yd.
64
64
? .85 yd.
68
$1.00 yd.
72
f 1.25 yd.
14 x 14
m
if
Want to have nice white,
pearly teeth I
Want your gums in fine condition?
Want your breath sweet
and clean?
Then use our
RED CROSS TOOTH POWDER
Ring Up
HHF.
band concert this
nt the Hawullan Hotel.
The program is ns follows:
Mnrch
"Governor Frenr"
"AM Wela"
"Blello"
March
"Our Dark"
"Atolm Oo"
"Mulannl"
Vocal
"Hllo Kupa Lokn"
March
"Lnu Vnblne"
"Hoohcno"
March. ."Ipo Lumiu", "Maul kn 01"
"Hawaii Ponol"
llanner"
at
the-Ja-
first-clas-
JMgi
The two ball tennis will occupy
boxes nt the Jimmy llrltt show Saturday night. This will be n trcnt to
the local plnyors who have never seen
the little fellow In nctlon,
Sullivan was hooted for using his elbow in tho eighth. Sullivan's round.
Ninth even.
Hound Ten Tame; lighting In the
clinches.
Hound Klcvcn
Iloth land on the
Jaw nnd body. Kaufman chased Sullivan. Kaufman's round.
Round TweUe lloth land on tho
face nnd try hurt! for the body nnd
tllncli. Kaufman's round.
Hound Thirteen
lloth land on the
neck. Sullivan's round by n shade.
Round Fourteen Kaufman was
staggered by a 'hard right nnd left to
Sullivan's tound.
Hound
Fifteen Exchange rlghtB
and lefts to tho face and body. Ben.
Round Sixteen lloth hind hard
blows on the face.
Kaufman tries
hard to finish Sullivan and falls.
Hound Seventeen Hoth fighting
In clinch nt gong. No damage.
Hound Blghteen
lloth land hard
body blows.
Kaufman forced Sullivan to break ground.
.'Round Nineteen Kaufman's by n
shnde. No damage.
Hound Twenty Even but tame.
Round Twenty-on- e
Even fighting.
una
482
pjBBpip'
SHOW
i
p
"Everything
flliUHD Mill
BALL
010
Christmas
Picture Framing
HONOLULU
I'HliilCfllk1
's
To The Trade
311
S
t'.
Knuf-mnn-
body. Gong.
Hound Two Sullivan hit low und
crowd. He made the Is wnrned that it It happens again he
the right-fiel- d
second homer of the season amid on will he disqualified.
by mailing them one of thoso llcautl-fil- l
-awful burst of applause. Darcy also
Calendars (12 Island views) In
Hounds Threo to Six Sullivan's
wing during
the tye swollen; Knurmnn's ear bruised. mailing envelope, only $1.00, nt Wall,
kliowcd a good
'
game.
Nichols Co., Ltd.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 27, 1907,
Fighting even.
Three runs In the seventh put the
10 O'CLOCK A. M.,
Round Seven Fighters hammered
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locals two to the good, but they each other on the nose nnd Jaw. !
my
nt
snletroom, SI 7 Knnhumanu St.,
fell down In the ninth, as Is describ- Fighting even.
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Rounds Bight nnd Nine KaufThero will be n popular compliNever was a game harder lost In man's face was covered with blood.
mentary
evening
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Jaw nnd kidneys.
round.
Twenty-fiv- e
Round
Kaufman
wliu on declnlnu,
Hound
rights to
1
Sulllvaii-Knufnin-
The hopes ot the Hawaii basoliall
team and fans bttrsted In the ninth
Inning yeiterday after things looked
as though the locals had the game
all sewed up.
At flic beginning of the ninth InnIn
ing, with the score standing
tavui of the local team, the Spnld-Ing- s
came In and scored three runs,
much to the disappointment ot the Hawaii and this defeat will linger
fans who were gathered there In long In the hearts of tho local playthoueands to see the Hawalls win the ers, but they will only redouble their
third gnmc from tho Coast bos.
efforts to take the next, which will
The game yesterday was one that be played tomorrow afternoon
at
was filled with nil sorts of playing. 3 o'clock.
It was the kind that should highly
now
confidence
The locals
have the
lease any fan. There was action and there will be things doing.
each and every moment, good plnys
The scores:
following bad In quick succession
SPALDINGS
spectators
knew what
never
nnd
the
A K II S P A B
O was coming next Tho Hawaii team
1
1 2
2 0 a
O chased two pitchers to the bench nnd .Hllilqbraml.
Dashwood, If . . .0 0 U II 0 0 0
"Silent" Hums, as tho last resort, Zeldcr, ss
0 0 1 t 1 1
wns called upon to sae the day. It Heltmuller, .......4 U (I u 1 0 (I
rf ..ft
lucky
"Mlqtic"
Klsher
nnd
for
was
SILK
XQUISITELY
Williams, ss-BE UTIFUL EMBROIDERED
..4 :i. 2 2 3
bunch that Hums' was signed to Nealon,
2 2 1 10 I 2
w his
and GRASS LINEN GOODS that represent a
take tho trip nt the eleventh hour. Donahue, 2b ...2 2 2 1 1 2 4
....ft
At the end of the seventh Inning Devereaux,
3 1
tremendous amomt of artistic labor, but are very
tenm was two runs to lilies. C
the
1
4
0 I) 4 0 0
though
as
good
looked
tho
it
and
T
:TT
1
ft
Henley, lf-- i
2 n 0 2 0
v
they would surely pull out with the Duma, p
o 0 0 u 0 0 0
game,
holding
they
Cenas
had
been
the
Doylies,
Handkerchiefs,
Shawls,
professionals safe. In that awful
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Totals
terpieces, Pillow Coven, Bureau Scarfs, Etc., all in the
ninth the Spaldlngs had first chance
ball
Williams
nt
started
the
the
Darcy out, hit by batted ball.
above line.
trouble with u
shot to
HAWAII
right center. Ncnlon followed wlthl
Also an elegant line of embroidered silk and grass
A It II S P A B
the same kind of u poke and Wil- Hampton, 3b
o o
2 o o
patterns. All new designs.
linen shirt-wailiams scored and Ncnlon went to Vannatta, 2b ...4 3 0 l0 1
1
...5
Dnrcy
third.
hit
Donahue
toward
We have just opened a complete line of shell side
,
2 1 0 14 1 1
Mahuka, lb
nnd before the ball could be fielded Williams, ss ....ft 2 1 1 jft ft 1
...ft
In Donahue raced to third. ' Mils hit Joy,
and back combs with handsome mountings.
4
c
2 3 1 8 0 2
i
to the Inlleld and Donahue started Aylett, cf
2
1 0 o 1 0 0
for the pan. Joy took the throw nnd Darcy,
4
1
2 0 I 0 J.
rf
so blocked the plate that Donahuo
4
0, 0 0 0 0 U
Uruns, It
missed It by nt least half a foot. Ev4
0 o; o 0 4 o
llcuter, p
eryone saw the play but Umplro
,.
who
declared the runncr'snfe.
llowcr.
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TpWf,,
Hampton registered a hard kick but
r
COR. BETHEL and KINO STREETS.
It did no good. There Is absolutely
Score by Innjiltcs.
no question but what Donahue was
Spaldlngsi
J '."a 4 ft 6 7 S 9
out at the plate. This run and de0
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game
cision cost the locals tho
and
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it ". H
they must surfer for another's mis- jlawall:
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take. Ump. ltower was sick) during
Huns
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game
yesterday's
and while 'his deci11.
II
0 2 1 0 0vt 3 0 0
7
sions wero poor he can hardly be
SUMMARY
blamed. Of course it Is hard to think 'Two-bas- e
Joy,
hits
Henley, W1H
that our bojs lost through a mistake Hams.
'
,
by tho umpire, but It Is ltow history.
Thrce-bashit
Nealon.
and there is little use "crabbing."
Heme run
Darcy.
The locals must be given credit for
liases on balls lleuter 3, Henley
their hitting. Henley, the Frlsao
pitcher, Is as good us can be found
Sacrifice hits Ncalon. Aylctt 2.
anywhere, and when tho locals chase
Passed balls Joy 1.
Don't put off until the last minute getting the pictures
a man of his caliber to tho bench
Struck out llcuter 7, Henley 1,
you want framed for Christmas.
they are going somo. Henley had ev
2, Durns 1.
erything yesterday nnd even at that Devereaux
Hit by pitched balls Zolder,
We have a beautiful new assortment of mouldings as
could not stop the locals from stickframes in all shapes and
well as metal and wood made-uing.
Umpire
llower.
sizes. We are in a position to turn out work rapidly and
Inning one saw both teams blankScorer
W. II. Babbitt.
guarantee satisfaction.
Hampton drew a pass and
ed.
stole second In this spasm, but could
get no further. Williams, for tho C.
1. C.'S BEAJEN YESTERDAY
Coast team, got past third but was
PHOTO-SUPPLY
thrown out at the plate by Manuka
Tho Chinese Athletic Club wero
on tlrst.
Tho tecond Inning waB raoro dis- beaten In the preliminary game at
yesterday.
Tho
astrous for the Ideals. Williams tho ball grounds
picked
team from the lllversldo
on
poor
reached
first
J.
Williams'
FORT ST. NEAR HOTEL,
League did (he trick
heave to first. Ha stole second. Neal-o- n
Picked Team Aynu, bb; Akana,
drew a pass. Donahue fanned.
Williams stole third. "lied Dog" hit 3b; Clement, cf; Ksplnda, p; Flores,
to Mahuka, who threw out Williams If; Fernandez, 2b; Hi Ho, c; Correa,
at the plate. Hill strolled. "Silvers" lb;C. Ah Sam, rf.
A. C Sing Chong, ss; B. Ayau,
Henley punched out a dandy over
cecond and both Ncalon and then 3b; Lo, p; Chi llul, c; Hong Chack,
Hlldebrand singled and Devereaux 2b; Mon Yin, rf; Eng Sang, lb;
Chlngt If; W. Aynu, cf.
and HIIbs raced In.
In their half of this inning the
team made two runs. Joy BR1H MAKES
singled and stole second.
Aylett
reached flrrt on Donahue's error. Joy
went to third. Darcy poked a beaut,
oer third, bringing In Joy and tt
went on to second. Nealon made
Little Jimmy llrltt, the pride of
a wild throw to the plate nnd Aylett Sun Francisco and one of the clever
scored. Hampton drovo a liner thnt est men who ever pulled on u boxing
had all the earmarks of a hit. Zeldcr glove, Is making many friends durleaped high in tho air and speared ing his Btay here. His general attiThe speediest remedy known for sore backs and shoulders, girth-gall- s the drive with his left mitt, the tude Is that of a gentleman and this
force of the ball knocking him over, trait, above all others, Is fast gaining
and open wounds.
but he squeezed'it and thereby pull popularity or him.
llrltt has started to train and can
A tropical climate and hard roads make it imperative and humane ed off perhaps the prettiest play that
has ever been seen on a local dia- be Been op the road dally. He says
to use a
Hampton; who has been that this lstbe grandest country In
mond.
playing In form, was robbed ot a hit tho world In which to train. He
The third and fourth were also bad claims that the climate will bring
Innings for the home team. Ileuter's the perspiration quicker than uny
Pottie's is prepared specially to meet conditions here.
shoots wero straightened for pretty other ho has seen.
s
Obtainable at all
druggists.
blngles and wero so bunched In
llrltt's show Saturday night will bo
these Innings that five more runs by far tho most Interesting thing of
were Beared.
Its kind ever put on here und there is
The
team came up Bure to bo n grand turn-ou- t
to nee
ADTOMOBUE strong
In the sixth and seventh, the little fellow In uctlon. Heltmul
.
when they begun to Und Henley hard. ler, an 'oM sparring partner ot
They hud their lamps trimmed and Drill's, will go on with him. The
mtide tho best of things. Harney Joy two, "will box four of the fustest
on second and Jim Williams on third rounds ever seen here.
pulled off a "between-buso- "
Ilesldes, there will be other num
stunt
that put the profs. In the air and got bers that will be more Interesting,
SCULLY
T.
,
pan.
Darcy
was and a good, clean show will be the
Williams across the
the real kid und drove a ball far Into result.
Table-Cover-
OVER
The II u I c 1 n herewith publish-- e
the entire
light
by rounds. Kaufman gullied the decision In this fight nfter twenty-liv- e
rounds of
This lctory
should put Mm in line to meet Tommy Hums, who
now
claims tho
heavyweight championship.
FIGHT BY ROUNDS
Hound One Sullivan drnws first
blood; Kaufman lands on Sullivan's
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HAWAII BEATEN IN THE
in the world. He would have talked for an hour about SPALDING'S League Baseballs and Baseball Goods in general, his splen-di- d
lines of Tennis, Basketball Golf, Football and such goods, to
say nothing of the lines of Knit uooas, snoes ana auucuo
He would have given you the straight tip on all these
things and would have ended up by saying "Young man, when
you want anything in Spalding's line, just go to
I.
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