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VOL. X. NO. 4037

EATON ROUGE, La., June 25.The Fcnnte lies defeated the bill bywhich it was proposed to establishcrohibillou cf the liquor traffic inLouisjcna.

The lovcnicr ha3 tisnei the billto check race-trac- gambling.

PIinJCETCri. N. J., June 25. Thebod7 cf Cleveland hasbeen ."nbalmrJ and the death r.mktaken.

TEHERAN, Persia, June 25. Thelootin? nn-- l general disorder in thecify continues. Refugees are flock-

ing to the legations.

FIGHTING AT TABRIZTABRIZ, Persia, June 25. One

hundred err dead and wounded as aresult of the fighting betvcen therevolutionaries and reactionaries inthis section of Persia.

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P.EDLANDS, Calif., June 25.Tlirro arc thirty-on- e cases of diph-theria at the insane asylum here.

DEADLY CHICAGO FIRE

CHICAGO. 111., June 25. Fivepeople arc dead as the result of accriotis fire in the city" today.

TOOX $50,000.

PITTSBURG, Pa.. June 25. H.W. Tiers, clerk of the First NationalBank, was ai rested today for allegedembezzlement of $50,000.

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TENYO WIRELESSED;

MAKING GOOD TIME

Message Unsatisfactory,

But Gives Position

Last Night

TIiIh mnn.Mg llnckfcld Co. tliolocal agents fur tlio T. K. K., receive!n wireless frofn tlio Tcnyn Mnrn. ibttd at 8 o'clock but uv(.nl:ig, en 1 l.vlleating tint ilio It m.iVlir? rather rod i

progress. Tim iiinjupp-- ! wa.i tullwi:iiiibiKiiiis, mi tlio ;; 'iiti;. li rci !

iu follows:"At K p. i'i hllluilo 21 .ml fit hi'

lougltulo lri a:nl 4!. Weather licioflno. Thoinioineter ") and buouictc:M 09."

Il Is flgutcl (.in (hat she Inl cov-ered about l) in. lea at Ih u tuiiu Inabout Tour and n In f litiu-- s of actualmiming SI ill. delay In getting nwayfn in tin' harbor lci-- .it bo ccimtod lti.and v.iih allowances, tlio dlstincc cov-eted w'oiihl In Urate that sho w.i nit-I'i- r

at tliii tlniu pinlnhly i mTirfivliato,vur !G knots nn Imur.

A wlrolo Ih DxpctL'tl whin their.nrr.i tho AlnmodH.

It Is fin u!(ililo that In K"ttliu; outot I In) linrlmr, h!iu was bw mis aroundan rniildly as any of tho othor stcnni-ci- a

which mnu Into this port.

UYENO TO SUCCEED

SAP AS CONSUL

Change Will Probab'yTake Place In

SeptembirJnpjiH'no ConKiil Gunarnl Mlkl H.ilto

will Wttu Hawaii for Rood fioniultlinothis enr, prtilinbly In Sopttmlicr, orsooner t linn wag oxpectcd. tils

In offlru will bo Hon, Hcn-lrh- l

Ujunn, now of Canton, Chlnu. Howas formorly tho Jnpancno Consul InAmoy for ninny jears and It la

that ho will arrlo horo nftorCoiifiiI Salto hns left his jiost for.Inpan At any into should Salto lcnuhoio for Japan heforo Mr. Uycno ar-rives, K, Alio, tho nctlni; .lro Consiil,will bo In a position to assist him InfniiillliirlzlnR himself with tho work ofthe lonl Consulate.

SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., June 24.SUGAR: 06 degree Centrifugals, 4.25cents, or $85. per ton. Previous quo-tation, 4.3125 cents.

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Becoming, well-mad- e suits for children, in the Knick-erbocker styles. '

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"TlTiTTT"N . I JTTJjJlN 11N

HONOLULU, OF riAWAlt JUNE 25. 1908

' scrctnry tiurnoiu ami tnc uiiRartimen hail n Ioiir confeicnre this foro- -

i. i i.,.i -- . .i,"" " h '"""" "" "omccs of the I'lnntprH' Association.Ilcsldes tlio membors of tho Aksocla- - j

Hon, Clmcrnor Krrnr and SecretaryMott-Smlt- h worn present.

fectctary (larfleld was Introducedby S. M. Damon, the vlro picsidcnt otthe Planters' Association, who pic-ulil-

In the abscne cot I'roslilent V.

A. Schuofcr.After a few openinRfcniarlts by

Dnmon the talk became Rencial, Oar-Me- ld

and sexeral promlnont Associa-

tion men taldnR part In tho dlseus-slo- n

of various mibjcrts. Tho riib-Jec- ts

discussed were produeth,land laws, American citizenship,

and Kindred mnttcis. In

CALLING NAMES

IN AFONG

Mrs. Hutchinson was only on thoiftnn'd for a fuw minutes this afternoon in mo Along eni.e, merely neingplaced on nud. then taken off by lliopttorii'eje. Mrs. Whiting, tho mother'or Mrs. Albert AfmiR, was tho nextwitness called. She seemed to boery conversant with the affairs of

tho family according to her testimony,which nic-c- ly corroborated that ofMis. llutchliifon In rLgard to Mrs.minis' attltudo towatd her mother at(he tjmo of tho signing of tho compro-mise agreement. Sho was also on thoMnnd but a few minutes when tliocourt adjourned until tomorrow morn-ing.

Only two wltnesRPu were on tliostand this morning In tho Afong case,which Is going on beforo JudsllcoLindsay. Mrs. Hutchinson occupiedtho witness box from 10 o'clock thismorning until a qimrtbr of twehe,when Mrs. Albert Afong was called.

Mrs. Hutchinson told or tho, meetinge family at tho homCBtead when

tho conipromlfo agreement was firstLlgned, stating that Mrs. Burns, wholater wltlidiow her namo from thongreoment on the ndvloe of her hus-band, then and always beforo .saidthat hho would never allow her moth-er to como Into Court, nnd that hhowould do every thing In hur power toninko her mother happy.

When tho noma of J. Alfred n

wns bi ought up in connectionwith tho distribution of thu monoy.Mrs. Hutchinson vehemently said. "Ialwajn knew that ho was u tnoaklngShylocK."

Mrs. Albert Afong had been on thestand but a fow moments when courtwan adjourned until 2 o'clock (his af-

ternoon. Sho horo out tho testimonyof Mrs. Hutchinson In regard to thonttlludo taken by Mrs. riurnB nt thollnio of the signing ot the agreement,saying that In nno particular Instance,when Mrs., Darns was sitting In thomom holding nnd patting her mother'shand, nnd somconu attempted to speakto her regarding tho money which sho

(Continaed on Piga 2)

Fine

Rentin the

BOSTON BUILDING

with Elcctrio Lights, Janitor, andElevator Service,

Enquire

Hawaiian Trust

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TERRITORY THURSDAY.

CASE

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Garfield And Sugar

Men Have Conference

Offices

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this connection painted outlh,,l',he l''"Hcr lind already Kone'P 'w" l"10' lbolr pronts fromtheir crops to pay for the Importation I

of 1U(Tl.ort from;nuiopc as well asf rom tho mainland. i

"In regard to.tjjfl land laws Sec-ictt-

Garfield merely expressed theopinion that tliojKederal land lawswould not be applicable here,' saidSecretary V( of the Plnnt-ei- s'

Assoclatloivnfter the mcctlnR."He also said that It mlfttit bo thatthe locnl taml laws might be Improved However, the discussion was i

Ronoral In IU nature, and the detailsof tho subjects dlscusred were nottoied Into."

The conference liisted from about10 n, m. until n few minutes baforo1 p. in.

U.S.S. ST. LOUIS

DANCEJT SEASIDE

On account ofjtho merry time thattho officers of the St. Louis' enjoyed atthe 8cildo ai Baturiliy evening,they hnvp rcqunuUd Manager Stoutto have a iljncii In thVlr honor tonightA number of thd'alrls In 'town vhohaio met there offlcefn have likewisestated that there hjis been sumo neg-lect In not having adanco (ho viholewqek. Consequently.' the Renlal ,manager has arranged' to havo an excel-lent dance this evcillng and all are In-

vited to glldo to Ihp s(rlns of KrnentKant's singing orchestra. ,

CHINESE ARt NOT

LOOKINGJl TROUBLE

The Chinese flsh' dealers say thatthey lime no intention ot boytottlngthe Japanese fishermen. A numberot the Chinese hend, fishermen wcroIntcrvlcwd In tho btorc of Yet LungCo., on Kel.nullkc street. They said:"We no like make troubo for Jap-nnp- n

flsh-nic- mora better we hann-lian- a

nlsamn before. Suppose J.ipan-es- e

like make trouble, we no run helpthat. They no go out.lldn catch fish,wo no plllkla. We sell fish (rom

ponds. Suppose the peopleno like this fish, we no care. Wo nocun go outside catch fish."

Ono of the men present spokegood Kngllsh and ho suld: "It Is bestfor the Chinese and Jnpancso to work,together harmoniously. If thoy wereto stnrt nil Independent fish market,I don't think they will last long.This was experienced when tho Jap-anef-

fish dealers were occupjlngstulls In tho (jovornment flshmnrkcton Alnkca street. Thu trouble Is thenewspapers talk too much. Some-

times they write more than what wastold them and tho trouble boon be-

gins."

Our next fruit BoatALAMEDA.'JTJNE 24

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Island Fruit Co.,72 8. King St.

V Phone 15,

Why, Not Let ,'

TerritorialMessenger ServiceLook After Your Theatre Tickets!

Phone 361.

SOMETHINGNEW

EVERY DAY IN PASTRY AT

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INMORE DIVIDENDS

AREJNCREASED

Onomea, , Honomu And

Peepeekeo 2 Per Cent.Others Expected

Tho dividend list wbb trolled to an-

other addition at tho meetings ofheld yesterday afternoon.

Onomea has Increarod Its dlvldentfrom one and nno-bal- f per cont to tworer rent n month, beginning withJuly B.

Ilouomii has nlso incrcaned its div-idends from one and a hnlf to two Kjrcent, bcglnuliiR with thu same date.

I'epcckeo hns Increased from oneper cent to two per cent to begin oilJuly 10.

These Increases wcro reported onthe Stock KxchatiRo this m'ornlng.

nre In tho air. The directorsof Onhu plantation held a meetingthis morning to dlscusn a dividend In-

crease, but postponed notion to aspecial meeting to consider this spec-ial project. .Many want the Increaseof dividends while others are said tobo anxious to uso tho surplus fundsto pay off bonds.

l'loneer iMIII directors hold a meet-ing this afternoon and Haiku and 1'nlaof tho TlBldwIn plantations are said to

(Continued on Pae 5)

GARFIELD. GOES

TO FORT WTCRSecretary Garfield, accompanied by

Governor Krcar, Secretary Mott-Smlt- h,

nnd Col. 'Jones, went' lit thoautomobile this afternoon to KortShatter to icvlew tho battalionthere. Col. Jones was In tils ami);uniform. Ucforc they went Garfieldcalled at the, Hawaii Promotion Com-

mittee loom, whero he was presentedwith tho carved wooden mangoplaque The members of tho Promo-tion Committee were presented to theSecretary.

CANT ADDRESS CHAMBER.

Secretary Garfield will not bo ableto address tho Chamber of Commercethis afternoon, as had been expected,as bo has sevoral important engage-ments to tako up' his time this after-noon. The special meeting of theChamber called for this purpose thisafternoon has therefore been calledoff.

Men on tho warships which havobeen hero In the last week or so huVohad no shore leave nftcr mid-night, but this was due to orderswhich were Issued beforo the shipsmade this port. It was.suppoed thataccommodations here were not verytarge, or efficient for handling thomen, and so orders that they reporton board at midnight wero issuedwhile tho ships wero still at sea.

The Itaptd Transit bo)B won thisafternoon from tho sailor boys of thuSt. Louis, at Atkinson Park, by nscore of 1? to 8, In a game of baseballwhich was arranged on very nhortnotice.

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CoolREFRESHING DRINKS AT

Hollister's

Soda Fountain

Pay

FURNITURE

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Volcano atrare

ofFor

TOMORROWLOUISIANA

Kilauea Volcano Will

Be National Monument"Kilauea will in all probnb'llty be Into n monu-

ment by tho Government, If thing can bo arrangedTho Territory will to cede the property to thoGovernment and then tho matter will be up by

the In tho meantime I to go rightwith tho proposition, ns I will also do with Captain muu-unic-

making National monuments As there was nomade by Congress for the keeping up of such mon-

uments, I have for a lighthouse totnkn euro of Captain monumeut, nnd, for n time, It Hieproposition Is It is probable that Kilauea, as nNational monument, could bo after by thu Purest

Regarding land matters, I am tho must'consideration but have net at any conclusion as

ct." It. OAllt-'IKMl- .

,

GARFIELD,t no! i I I

Secretary Garfield, Krcarand Delegate will give address-

es nt AnU Iar(con evening,the meeting to.bc.hcd under tho aus-

pices of thc'Kcpuhllcun TerritorialCommittee. ,

Hon. II. K. Cooper will preside nndJohn will bo thoThe County Hand will bo protent,and, rain or tho park Is ex-

pected to Im crowded. Scats will huprovided for a largo and It Isexpected that more will bo there.

Tho Ann! for thenight meeting wcro

this morning, when It wns

SELF-RELIAN-CE

GARFIELD'S TEXT

Told People They

For ThemselvesTo Win

"It was a very pleasant tripthroughout and nt pl.ico whom

notice had been given of ournrrlval, lam ofout to cordlallygrcet Sccretury

W. O. Bmlth this morn-ing In speaking ot tho tour nt Secro- -

(Oontinued on 4)

A trip to the the prci- -y

cnt time furnishes a treat thatwill remain catalogued thehead "life

twenty-fiv- e yearly daily sub-

scriptions to the Eveningthe trip may be taken at

BULLETIN expense.

convertedevorj satisfac-

torily. haveFederal taken

Department. Intend nhcadCooke's

them ap-

propriationmade arrangements keeper

Cooke'scarried through,

looked ltcservnpeople. giving themcareful arrived

JAMi:S

Governor,

KyhloFriday

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shine,

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Must

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thnt the Secretary would speak aniltho committee could go ahead as first 'planned. v

A meeting of the Hepubllcnn Exec-utive Com in It tee was held jesicrdaynftcrnoon at headquarters, Deleg.iluKulilo being prevent nnd presiding,at the request of tho commlttos.

Tho plans wero then outlined annow eomploted: Delegate Kuhlo IneonsentliiR to speak inadn It varyclrir that ho 'would not make a po-

litical address.Secretary Garlleld will probably

spvak from a half to thrre-quarters-

an hour, and the program will closewith remarks by tho Delcgnto.

GARFIELD PRAISED

BY COMPANIONS

Was Tireless On HardTrip And Learned

Much

If Secretary Garfield wcro to remainhero for a spneo of any length, theroIs no doubt but that ho would becomothe Idol of tho peoplo of Hawaii,"this Is tho synopsis of Justice llallou'Hremarks, ns well ns thoso of JjinilCommissioner Pratt, this morning,when asked concerning tho trip, ou

tuennnuw on rage 4)

GREATMEETING FOR FRIDAY" EVENING

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MOISDAVHonolulu Chapter Mark Mat-

ter, 7:30.TUBMUAY

WBDNBSDAYOeeanlo Third Degree.

rHURHDAV

PRIDAYHawaiian Third Degree,

SATL'MDAY

All flatting members of theorder are cordially Invited toattend meltings of Iocs.) lodges

9ABM0NY LODQE, No. 3, L 0. 0. F.

Meet every Monday evening atu In 1. 0. O. P. llalU Fort Street

I. R. HENDRY, Secretary.BUN. P. V10KER8. N. a

All visiting brothers Tery cordiallyDTlted.

MYSTIC LODGE, ISO. 2, K. OF P.

MeeU every Id and 4th Tuesdayof each month at 7:30 p. ra. at K. P.Hall, corner Fort and fleretanla Bts.V'Ultlng Brothers cordially welcome.

V. L. LYLB, C. 0.V. WALDRON, K. of R. & 3.

OAHU LODGE, No. 1, K. of P.

Meets SYery first and third Fri-

day evening at 7:10 In K. of P. llall,corner Fort and Beretanla. Vlalttm;brothers cordially Invited to attend.

A. O. DBBRINO, CO..JAB. W. WHITE, K.R.B.

aONOLULD LODGE 616, B. F. 0. E.

Honolulu Lodge No. 616, B. P. a., will meet In their ball on King

tear Fort street every Friday even-ag- .

1y orde of the B R.HBNRY 0. EA8TON,

Secretary.WM. H. McINBRNY, E. R.

Vm. M'KDfLBY LODQB Ho.8, K,of F.

tlesta every Saturday evening at1. 10 o'clock In K. of P. Hall, oorfort and Beretanla. Visiting brothr cordially Invited to attend.

W. L. FRA2EH. C.C,. A. JACOB80N, K.RJ3.

HONOLULU AXKJJS liO, F. 0. X.

aleeU on the Jnd asd 4thevenings of saoh month at

7: go o'clock in K. of P. Hall, cornerSarcUnla and Fort streets.

Visiting Eagles are Invited U

W. L. FRAZBB, W., Prest.H. T. MOORE, Seey.

HAWAIIAN TBTBEHo. 1, L.O. B. M.

MeeU every first and third Thurs-iajr- s

of each month at Knights ofPythian Hall. Visiting brothers

Invited to attend.J. W. A80H, Sachem.A. E. MURPHY, C. of R.

K. uyeda,1020 NUUANTJ.

Reduction SaleIN

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BreadThe Best In Town.

SINGER'S BAKERY,

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Yee Chan & Co.,PHONE 627. Kin? & Bethel Sts.

The latest and largest assortmentof hand-mad- e and painted leatherpostcards in Hawaiian Views, Flowen and Fruits, at

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EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T.' ii., THURSDAY, JUNB 25, 190R.

CAPT. KOKERWITZ

STABBED ON SHIP

Chief Engineer Daly Is

Charged With

Assault

Captnln Kokerwltz, the master otthe Blenmcr Despatch, was stabbedon board bis vessel last night andChief Engineer Daly o( the samesteamer has been arrested for the

The police took up the matter, and, after Investigating It, theyarrested Daly. No chargo was preferred against him, however, by thopolice, no Kokerwltz swore to a war-Ni-nt

against Daly with the Federalauthorities, to whom Daly was sub-sequently given over by the police.

Both Daly and Kokerwltz were examined by Chief of Detectives Taylorthis morning. Kokerwltz stated thatlift had during some time past hadconsiderable trouble with Daly. TheCaptain wanted to get all the workhe could out of his vessel, but claimsthat he was hampered In accomplish-ing this object by the continuous de-

linquencies of the chief engineer.Thus last Sunday the chief camedown to the steamer bo late that herdeparture had to be delayed a day.

Last night Kokerwltz stated heboarded the vessel together with It.K. Drown, salesman of tho Gunat-Eakl- n

cigar store, who was to spendthe night with him. Kokerwltzheard steps on tho deck nnd calledout, asking who It was, but receiv-ed no answer. Ho called again andwas called a foul name In return.

Kokerwltz went on deck and foundDaly, whom he told to go bclowv Dalystruck at Kokerwltz, who pfomptlyknocked him down. Ho then turnedand culled for some ot tho crew.While his back was turned to Daly,tho Captain heard a noise ltko thoclick caused by tho opening of a knlfoand tho next moment he was stabbedin tho small ot tho back.

Tho wound, though It was not nserious one, bled profusely, and theCaptain Immediately left the vesselto seek medical assistance In themcantlmo Daly left the vessel andwent to his room on upper FortCi:vV5f!5K!Ks-i?a-f- t

LOCAL AND GENERAL

A good commencement day k theone on which you decide to let theBulletin pay your vacation expeases. 'Phone for a booklet.

Auto at hack fare. Tel. 361. 'A furnished cottage Is wanted. Sco

ad. this Issue.Honk! Honk! Call 1111. J. A. Mo- -

Leod, for the pleasantost auto rtdo.A. W. Carter camo down on the'

steamer Helene in company with J. O.Voung.

Read the special summer offer bythe Volcano House in another columnof this Issue.

Tho Board of Supervisors will havoa meeting this evening at tho usuallitno nnd place.

mo at. Louis minstrels will re-

hearse at tho clubhouse, this eveningat r.M ociock.

Chas. Gay and A. S. Hartwell aroIn town, having arrived this morningin tlio Claudlne.

Captain Olcaves of tho St Louiscalled this morning on Secretary Oarfield and Governor Frear.

Miss Lucy Kaukau. a school teacher of I.alinlna govornmont hcIiooI,camo uown today in tno uiaudlno.

Ah Sam, a Chinese chlckon thief.was this morning sentenced by JudgoAndrado to nlno months' lmnrlsoiv--

mont.Coat your iron roofs with "Arabic "

You will be surprised at Us coollneand preservative properties. CallfornlHFoed Co., agents.

Governor Frear, Land Commissioner J. W. Pratt, W. O. Smith, A. L. C.Atkinson and Judgo S. M. Bnllou weroIncoming passengers In tho Claudlnotoday.

A meeting of those Interested In thoicorganlzatlon of Company C, will boheld at tho Bungalow, National GuardHeadquarters, on Friday, Juno 26, at7 o'clock p. m.

Tho iiollco havo ascertained thatHarry Iloso, tho bookkeeper for thoSchuman Carriage Co.. was tho ilrlv.er of tho auto which knocked downMiss runups horsa a few days ago.

C. J. Schoentng has applied for thoposition of examiner of chauffeurwhich haB been left vacant by tho res-ignation of Harry Wilder. Tho onlyother applicant for tho position so faris E. A, do Lovelace.

Tho case of Gus Schuman. charcmiwith heedless driving of his nutomo--

diio in connection with tho Mrs. flols.ecko accident, camo up In tho PollcoCourt this morning, but was continueduntil Juno 28 by consent of both parties. Schuman was represented bvAttorneys Davis and Frank Thomp--r.nn.

A Mat Excellent Assortment of

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OLD EYESYour eyes'mav become worn out

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If they need attention, tee

A. N. SANFORD,OPTICIAN

BOSTON BUILDING

street, where he was arrested this.morning by Dctectlvo Ileevcs.

Daly stated to tho police that hohad considerable trouble with thoCaptain. Last Sunday he had beena few minutes late, as the cars werodelayed on account of tho funeral o(Prince Kawannnakoa, nnd on that occasion tho Captain had berated himstrongly and had practically dlscharged him. The following day, however,Kokerwltz had shaken hands withhim and asked him to stay with thoship.

Last night, so Daly says, the Cap-

tain called him n foul namo when hewent on board. Daly resented it anJhe and Kokerwltz camo to blows.

Daly denies absolutely that hestabbed the Captain. Ho says, thathe owns only one knife, nnd that"only an excuse for n knife," nndthat was locked in his room at thotime.

The police have ascertained thatlast night, before ho boarded thoship, Daly had n quarrel with "Jerry," a barkeeper at "Scotty's" place,and gave him a black cyo In thosaloon.

After tho affair on tho Despatch,however, ho slept at "Jerry's" room,as ho often .did. Daly's friends arevery sorry for him, as they say thathe Is an excellent man, though quarrelsome when under the Influence ofliquor. He has a wife and family.

Bnlletin Businev Office Phone 866.Bulletin Editorial Room Phone tSS.

DEFEATEDJNMMARIESST. PAUL, Minn., Juno 24. Sc uitor Hansborough was defeated nt

the primaries In North Dakota for reelection to the Senate.

Henry Clay Hnnsborough Iiiih been In the Senate from North Dakotasince ISO 1, before which time he wis a member, of Congress for twoScars. t

TEHERAN BESIEGED

TEHERAN, Persia, Juno 21. Thiscity Is in a state of siege resultingfrom the conflict between tho troopsof tho Parliamentary party nnd thotroops of tho Shah. There was atwo hours' bombardment of tho citytoday and the soldiery looted in the(.hops. The night wan quiet.

SPANIARD VISITS CUBA

HAVANA. Cuba, June 24. ThoNautilus, the first Spanish warshipto call at this port since the Spanish-America- n

war, came Into tho harbortoday nnd was hospltnbly received.

FORTY WERE DROWNED

COItUNA, Spain, Juno 24. Thosteamer La Ilocho was wrecked offtho const today. Of her passengersforty have been drowned nnd sixtynro rescued.

SUGAR FOR MEXICAN.

Sugar Is being rapidly loaded Intotho big A.-I- S. S. Mexican, at theOceanic wharf. Tho Hcleno arrivedthis morning from Hawaii ports, with12,080 bags, and went alongside, assoon as somo livestock had been un-

loaded nt tho pens. Tho Claudlnowent nlqiigslda tho big freighter also,ns soon ns tho LHtellko was out oftho way. Tho latter hnB already un-

loaded her cargo Into tho Mexican.And tho Despatch Is also puttingabout 11,000 bags aboard her. ThoMexican's cargo Is going out ono sldonnd In at the other.

Fine Job Printing at the Bulletin.

Special

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STEAMER OHIO DISABLED

SEATTLE, Wash., June 24. TheS. S. Ohio is disabled seventy miles'out of Nome. Sho Is reported to bosafe, however, nnd will bo assistedIs.to port.

MURDERED IN NEGR0S

MANILA, P. I., Juno 24. H. D.Kvcrctt, of tho Forestry service, T.It. Wakclcy, n school teacher, andfour Filipinos have boon murderedIn Ncgros.

cPUNAHOU REUNION.

Tomorrow, Friday, Is tho day whentho Punnhou Alumni Association willhold Its annual festival andon tho college grounds nt Punahou.In addition to tho literary program al-

ready published In these columns, thoHawaiian- - baud will bo in attendance,nnd the usual display ot fruit will bohad. Tho management desires it to beunderstood thnt all thoso InterestedIn Punahou ns well as members of thoAssociation, nro cordially Invited toattend. Tho meeting wilt bo openedlit 3 o'clock.

MAG00N IS CALLED

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should have, sho (Mrs. Tlurns) resent-ed It, exclaiming, "What Is ten thou-sand dollars to my mother's love. Shois my mother, and I want to make herhappy."

Tho trend of ovldcnco so fnr hasbeen brought forward to show UnitMrs. Hums has changed her mind re- -

of late. Mrs. Albert Afnngwill probably bo on tho stand tor somotlnio this nftornoon.

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Lewis & Co.,Family Wines and Liquors,

169 King St. Tel. 240

IN FOREIOK PORTS

flABLE BEF0BT OF BANFRANCISCO MERCHANT!'EXCHANGE.

Thursday. June 25. 131 IMSAN 1'llArtviuv.u-niii- K.u Juno 25i

Fr. S. S. Caravcllnas, helico Juno-15- .

SAN FRANCISCO Sstfled June 2S:

HKtne. 8. U. Wilder, ror iiouoiuiu.HONOIPU Sailed Juno 25:

Schr. Honolpu, for San Francisco.

KHKHHKKKKHaBHBKNS ARRIVED5l S 35 , It MKtfBHBK

Thursday, Juno 2G.

Sdnr. Claudlno, Bennett, from Ha-waii and Maul ports, 5:07 n. m.

Stmr. Hclcne. Nelson, from Hawaii,5:45 ii. m.

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& DEPABTEDKH8BHfelKWajBI8SKX

Thursday, Juno 25.Am. bk. Andrew Welch, Kelly, for

Sau Francisco, 10:30 n. m.i a

KHHBJMHHlSKKMIaM PASSENGEBS ARRIVEDdKH,M3CKEMHBKMMS5l8

Per stmr. Claudlne, Dennett, fromllllo nnd Mnul ports, Juno 25. W. W.Thayer, Bernard II. Kelukollo. J. 11.

Garfield, J. W. Prntt, S. M. Ballon.Governor Frenr, A. L. C. Atkinson, W.O. Smith, V. O. Smith, A. C. OLbb. W.A. Yoats, Q. Q. Brndford, It. L. Ogll-vi-

Iloso Puhlhalo, C. Rclncckc, MissOn Tnl, E. II. Itogers, F. CrocTiott,Mrs. Iteedy, Miss Foltz, Mrs. Bell,Kim Sick, Mrs. Hiumcstnd, ChauKSing and wire, Mrs. M. Grcgulho, KtuiPi Hon, Kim Jag Gil, C. A. Vlckoryand wife, Leung You, It. Law, MissKail Kail, Miss Van Decrlln, Ah Sing,S. B. FuJInama, I. FuJInioto, Chus. Gay.and wife, A. S. Hartwell, nnd 54 deck.

Per stmr. Mclcno, Nelson, from l,

Juno 25. Manuel L Itcgo, JnoUe Itego, A. W. Carter, J. O. Young,lC. aiccecko.

KHKMKUKKR;tSnM)IWR PASSENGERS DEPARTED "

Per T. K. K. S. S. Tcnyo Mnru, Go-ing, for San Frnnclsco. Juno 24. F.Offcrmaiin, L. McLaughlin, Win. Day,Frank F. Llnlsh, Mr. nnd Mrs. II. O.

Holt. A. A. Bryan, Mr. und Mrs. Coop-er, J. W. Bradley, wlfo nnd two chil-

dren. Miss Davlos, Miss Ilycroft, S. S.Higginbotham, Dr. and Mrs. Hunting-ton, 7.. W. Stockor

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H PASSENGEBS BOOKEDK H'X JlM&MXSiMKifflMBXS

Per Btmr. Klnau, Gregory, forKuual, Juno 25, 5 u. in. Annie Peru- -

Ira, Helen S chiinialfclncg, LeslloWlshard, DouglnB Baldwin, E. linger.Miss M. B. Waterhouse. Miss E. e,

Master Mcstck, A. Gartloy,Mrs. Choy Chin and baby, MIsb AnnaHarrison, S. K. Onchn. Miss It. Obed,Miss M. Obed, T. Klmlshlma, It. Klml-shlm-

K. Klmlshlma, J. L. II. Jarth,MrB. W. L. West. MIbb W. Monglor,Miss M. Mcnglor, Mrs. Nnpallcnu, Mm..1. Noble, A. F. Kuiidscn, Francis Gay,Miss Lulu Weber. Mrs. F. Weber, II.C. Coburn and wlfo, Mrs. J, dribble,Miss Contradc, Aarmaii Atidrnscn, Ed-

win n Aklna. Miss II. Yamaslilroyn,Miss Aiinlo M. I'crrelrn, Mrs. FredJohnson, Mrs. Kalokea Hall, Mrs. Ahifkinl Kukea, Thos. Onokca, lieu Fat.

WHKaKKHliijiMJsWBHHHH WATEBFBONT NOTES

5lia;MM33WKBMMMMKlCMA NUMBKIl of passengers arrived

by the Helenu tills morning. IncludingErnest Gichccko, whoso wlfo was runover nnd Injured tho other day by GunSrhumtin'B automobile. Tho husbandwas notllled at onco by wlrelesH, andmanaged to catch the Hcleno, as thofirst boat which could bring him homo.

MTHE CLAUDINK brought In tho

Secretary's party this nioiutng. Shuhad also bar usual list of passengers.,mid n general cargo, Including 3021bags of sugar for tho Mexican.

mIT IS EXPECTED Unit n good num-

ber of passengers will go away on thoManuka, leaving fur the Colonics Sat-urday.

Tho bark Andrew Welch, CaptainKelly, Balled this moinliig fur SunFrancisco with sugar.

MTHE It. P. IHTIIET sailed fioni Sail

FinnclBco for Honolulu yesterday.M

..TUB FIIENCH bark Mlcholot Is ex- -

period here from II logo for ordorB.THE NI1IIAU sailed lust evenlns

for Anaholn fur more sugnr.THn KINAU sallB nt 5 today for

the regular Kauai ports.

WHITNEY WINS SHOOT

Harry Whitney won tho wcoklyshoot of tho Hawaiian Gun Club yes-terday after tlclng In tho Ilrst Instance,with I. Spalding. In tho flrht shoot,ho scored 9 nut of 12, and Spalding nout of 10. In tho shoot off, Whitneymndo 9 nut of 12, mid his opponent 8out of 10.

Harvey got third with 7 out of lo'.

GET NEXTto yourself and let us build that ca-noe, rowinfj-boa- t, or yacht whioh youhave in mind. We'll haveit readyin no time, and the price will be tolow that you will wonder how we cando it. We've done it, however: sowe KNOW.

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King near AlapaL

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OUR SPECIALS for this week are Good Valne in themselves, withoutconsidering their Low Price 1

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SPECIAL IN WASH GOODS:

Soie Du MondeA sheer pretty wash material in

beautiful colorings and novel pat-terns, 30c quality, at 25 a yard.

SPECIAL IN

Silk Sofa CushionsPretty designs and 'colors. ?2.25

Cushions, $1.05.SPECIAL IN

Children's TarnsWhite coiduroy, brown, and red

serge. $1.25 Tarns, 90.

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SPECIAL IN

French FlannelIn polka dots, : stripes, and figured.

$1.00 quality, 75 a, yard.

SPECIAL IN

BeltsWHITE BELTS

75c Belts, 40 each.

SPECIAL IN

Madras Curtains.Tassel ends in green and red

stripes. $1.25 Curtains, 00 a nair.

Merry Widow Neckwear' An Extra New Assortment. Here are some of the prettiest styles shownthis season, all new and fashionable:

At 35 Pretty bows of Filet At 30 Silk bows in all colors

Net, all lace, plain net with lace edge, VSJ-Swnjab-oU in all

all silk, in delicate shades. white and delicate tinted borders.

New Neck RuchingAn entire new assortment just opened, showing the very latest styles.

BOX RUCHING, 6 pieces in box, no two pieces alike, 35 box.

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N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co., Ltd.THE STORE WITH THE MONEY-BAC- POLICY.

WOOD REPORTS ON

PROMOTION WORK

ManylnquiriesComeFrom

Australia.NewZealandAnd Ceylon

Sccrotnry Wood liaa prepared thufollowing weekly report on the workdono by th6 Promotion Committeenlilcli lie will submit at tho meetingof that body tliln utternoon:

Juno 2', 1908.

Chairman mid Mcmhcrfl of tlio Hawaii

(lentlcmen:

Honolulu,

Promotion Committee.

Ily tho last mail an additional lntcliof letters wan received fioni differentlibraries on the mainland acknowIcilKIriK copies of our pamphlet "Agricul-ture in Hnwall." A number of

for our news Hen Ice ill no cameto hand.

,lly tho Marnma, several inquiriesfrom probable visitors wro receivedfrom different points In New ealamland Australia, also rrom Colombo,Cejlon. The Oalle Kacv and Orrentalhotels of Colombo continue to kIvoour foldets n ptomlnent place In theadvertising matter they distributeamong their guests.

Ily the last steamer for thu North, afull lino of folders was sent to Mr. E.J. Cojle, assistant general passengeragent of the Canadian I'acillc rail-way, for distribution throughout theNorthwest,

Upon the arrival of the new Japaneso Bteamer Teno Maru, we present-ed the purser with a framed cop) ofour may "The Cross .Roads of the Pa-cific," which hns been given the placeof honor In his ofllce.

Tho new edition (third) of "ThoCross uoads or tho Pacific mapshould soon lie to hand. Wo havenumerous applications for additionalcopies tind will bo able to thoroughlycover China, Japan, the Straits Set-tlements, us well as Australia andNew Zealand, with thlH effective advertisement.

I am pleased to leport that Mr. 0I'. Wilder has promised to look Intothe matter of u special fruit displayIn our rooms during Fleet Week. Wealso expect to have n good exhibit ofsisal and growing pineapples In tubs.

Through tho courtesy of Mr. W. M,Illce, we will bo able to show nt leasttwo more of Otto Wlx's paintings ofKauai scenery, Hoary Head mountain,near Llhue, vytli tho H,ulla stream intho foreground; tho other being usketch of Wnlnulhul waterfall.

Mr. Howard Hitchcock has nlnapromised to .favor us with several ofIlls latest paintings of Island scenorjwhich, wo feel assured, will be great!)

Autos andCarriages

Painted and Repaired

The time to have your Auto orCarriage Repaired is BEFORE itbreaks down.

The time to Paint is BEFORE itbegiiis to look shabby.

We furnish Rubber Tires for Autosand Carriages.

AH work first-class and guaran-teed.

SCHUMAN CARRIAGE CO.

LIMITEDMERCHANT STREET, NEAR ALAKEA STREET

ippn elated b thu numerous visitorconstantly thronging our rooms

A letter from the editor of tho Nntlonal Geographic Magazine, statesthat they will publish In their Jut) orAugust number, an Interesting articleby Mr. W. A Brian, on tho "PacificSclentlc Institute," which will be wellIllustrated.

SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE

AT ORPHEf TONIGHT

"An American play for Americanpeople," Is the description which Bomodiscerning writer has fitted to "Solilltrs of Fortune, the play which Iso be thu offering of tho l.umley com-

pany thu latter half of this week,starting tonight, at the. Orpheiim theater. Tho phrnse Is apt for althoughthe scenes of thu play tiro laid In aSouth American republic, the prin-cipal characters are, In tho mainAmericana.

"SoldlerB of Fortuno" tells n fasclnutlng and thrilling rom.mco of SouthAmerica, centering about the lovo o.itobert Clay (Mellaril Iluhler), akoung American mining engineer, forHope Lnngham (Miss Vlrglnln Thornton), the daughter of his wealthy

and having, for its backgroundone of thosu sporadic but none tinless dangerous revolutions that makt,life In South America worth living tothe man or woman of adventurousdisposition

The rolo of Clay, orlgltiully plavidby Mr. Edison? tho will known starwill bo portraved by Itlcliard Iluhlerwho should find the iol n most accoptablu one and Frank I Montgomcry will be men as Captain StuartMli Thornton will phv Hopu Langham, tho lending female lolc,

Thu piece will he put nn for n threoulghtu run, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and a family matinee Siturday, Now specialties will bo Introducod between acts by Hurry TalorM&jbcll Alberta, and Helen Urnndon

Seats are now on sale Next Mouday, a big laugh, In Town.'

GARFIELD GIVEN -

CARVED PLAQUE

Secretary Garfield of (he Depart-ment of tho Interior was presentedwith n handsomely curved woodenmango plaque this, afternoon at thePromotion Committee, room. Thework was done by I N Otremba, thewood-carve- r, who was present. Allthe members of the Promotion Com-

mittee, namely J. A. McCandlcss, K.

h. Wnldron, Jas. Mcl-ca- II. P. Woodmid others were present.

In accepting the present, which heappreciated very much, (larlleld made,a neat speech.

LOCAL CHINESE MAKES

nOOn AT PL1M0NA

Henry P. Akl, of Pomona Academy'08, Is captain of the preparatory basehall team, and also guardian of tinthird sack for tho 'varsity. In theSherman Indian Pomona Rome, hobrought victory tn his college by hlftimely heavy hitting. Let us vvlish

Henry tho beet of luck, and may histeam win tho Interscholastlc series.

Henry P. Akl was tho pitcher of theChlncso Athletic Club, which won t'"championship of the HtvorsUlu LeagueIn 190G.

PORTUGUESE WANT

PUNCHBOWL LOTS

Representative A. D. Castro, J. ItMarques, and A. II. It. Vlerra, a commlttce of Portuguese, called at the V.tccutlvc building this morning with apetition regarding certain Punclibow'lots, which they deslro to purchasewhen tho lonso of tho Knplolanl

runs out, and they wero admittedto ijce Secretary Garfield. Ho Htateithat ho would look Into tho matter.

MOURN FORCLEVELAND

All tho naval officers at tho stationand on tho St. Louis aro today jcarIng mourlng for tho latoOrover Cleveland. They will contlnuto wear the black hands on theirslcoves for thirty dajs, an thoy woul'"In caso thu real executtvo wero dead

On tho da of tho funoral, half hourBimn will be fired from sunrlso tnsunset, at both the stutlou and on thcruiser,

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FRUIT FOJLPliOn Frlilay afternoon Juno 20 the

Alumni Association will incot on tingrounds of Onlut Collego and have theannual oxorclscB. Ono of tho feature?of the afternoon will ho a fruit oxhtbt(lon.

All thoso that nro Intcrcstod anddeslro to make any donations rancommunicate with florrlt P. Wilder.Telephone 13 or 1066. ..

For SaleHouse and Lot on Liliha

Street, near Vineyard, 2Bedrooms.. Toilet and Bath.Sewer. Car Line.

PRICE $900.00.

Cash or .Easy Payment.

P. E. R. StrauchWATTY BLDQ. ... 74 S. mo 31.

INFLAlPVriON OF THE KIDNEYS

In lioniv luJk"Kidney trouLle' ts lnlamrutton of the kidneys without albumen."Brlght's Dlfeife"" " H " with "In fneli !V rm1 truiibh N I.NriAMMA110N OP THU KITl.VRH h m. a

Ciir ffir one mi 1 l ii curt fr tin otlwr Tlwrv lian Ik en net curt for eitherMnt ii ii Kdiiv irtiiJiMif p?sf K'tHttllTtur Irctu Inl of the kldrin tinlc rrn roinmonl Kdn well

nt flrwt jiut If it rtoft i it Mrll nrl ntnl tle Inlliiinrniition prrftlntp tho tenltrou'jl lifxn

V ii c ni fi ww Ulini dlaonjio linn IWn ItimirnM ntiO why t if 1nUmIi i - U ! Oiruo to Uif illwoT of Pulton Urn il i impoundlinn n nothing kmwn tint uouM mine liiflntnmitlun tn tin kltlnc Umui

Ttit nil Kit! ii nn ui ijin ttirp n mlKconcti twin trrlmtiiiK tlu inn un 1 kidnt vn tu rn v I cn'"H Intiml of atlniltiK tin InM imm itlon, nomo of them beingactually hnfinful It milt rh'clniis hie nbinilonid tin m

No tnaitrr nliithir oU call It ak1tlnty tmiiMf "NibHtln," or Ii ihI)lrnip If It hn l n lmntlntf on n tvw month r cowry ran ! only hop dfor throi r'i this Hpitlfle It lit it proirn fllrlrnrt In nnr1v K7 iwr vonl ofnit cxnen It In th nh 1? known that tontroN InlUnimtit m In tin kldrnjaWhlcll In thf. rtfil dittliilty Willi kldm troubled I" oiil-

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Santos, Mgr.UNION near HOTEL

Open for businesson about

July 1st, 1908

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m afford not to kK It is so much to pay a little at a time. LK That's why we derided to sell Victors on the pjkV easy - payment plan. AV You ought to have a H

VICTORH in your home today. You can afford it. In HH fact, under the circumstances, you i M

& can't afford not to. fljui Lw

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Washing is a Bugbearto the average housewife. IT NEEDN'T BE. Washing iseasy, quick, arid convenient when you use the moderncleanser

SILK SOAPOrder from your grocer.

H. HACKFELD & CO.,LIMITED.

WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS.

Joseph A. Gilman,SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.

INSURANCE FIRE AND MARINE.

Agent for ARTHUR SEWALL & CO., Bath, Maine;

PARR0TT & CO., San Francisco.

MILLINERY

Spring Flowers, New Ribbons,Feathers and Hats 'Are Arrived.

Wire frames made by order.

OUR PRICES REASONABLE.

K. IS0SHIMA.30 KINO ST. NEAR BETHEL.

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iQENTS FOnWINT0N, CADILLAC, FRANKLIN,

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MERCHANTST.PHONE 388.

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Some PeopleBelieve in T.tV- - lumbers.

WE BELIEVE IN

PAINTNaturally! Wc know mow about

PAINT than anything else. TliPAINT wc use is rela PAINT and puton as Paint should be. We can withnndc point out to you the housesoainted by us.

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MoneyWe buy your Diamonds, Old Watch

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FORT STREET NEAR HOTEL.

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King Street, near Bethel.

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Fourth of July- -

Fireworks!Fireworks!

Flags all sizes!Send in Your Ordm Early.

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. THE VICTORThe Home Entertainer.

BER0STR0M MUSIC CO., LTD.

Coca-Col- aThe Popular Beverage, Bottled by

HAWAIIAN SODA WORKS, .PHONE 510.

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HONOLULU IRON WORKSImproved and Modern SUGAR MA-

CHINERY of every capacity andmade to order. Boiler woik

ind RIVETED PIPES for irrigationpurposes a specialty, Partienlai attention paid to JOB WORK, and re-

gain executed at shortest notice.

GRADUATION IS NEAR'.

have your

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At 120 King Street, Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii.

DiQy erery day except Sunday. Weekly limed on Tnesday of each week.

MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED TRESS.

Wallace R. Rarrlnjrton, - EditorSUBSCRIPTION SATES PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.

BVBNirSa DULLI3TINPtr Month, anyhreln US. .. .78Per Quarter, tnyvrhett In U.S 3uuPer Year, anv liere In U S ... H.uoPer Ycir, poitpaid, foreign, . 13. oo

CIRCULATION LARGEST OF ANY

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THURSDAY JUNE 25, 1008

If Garfield will get out nntl run n; common sonso slinll prevail ngnlnstfoot-rac- e Just to show that lie la still fanaticism, lie will Improve the con-I- n

condition, his capture of the crowd dltlon of ho community and thowill be complete.

Here's where the people get one onthe Chamber of Commerce, Garfieldcould afford to miss tho Chamber'meeting but not the people assembledat Aala Park.

It Is a safe wager that SecretaryGarfield did not find a slnglo localitythroughout his tour where the Euro-pean Immigrant would not bo a pro-

moter of Territorial and Americanprogress.

As more dividends are announcedthe Stock Exchange responds with ageneral depression of prices. Is Itnot so that conditions in Hawaii arepeculiar mighty peculiar! ALL-FIIIB- D

STRANQK1

Judging from the reports comingIn to the II 1 1 o t i n , Honolulu

has a Berloup automobile prob-

lem In protecting the lives of pede-strians. Autospcedlnltls rockllnensisIs becoming epidemic.

Honolulu Is not the only one thathaggles some over the Fleet. Downin Sydney they are urging the peopleto treat the "Jackles" of the Britishships with as much enthusiasm as thomen from our ships.

Sherman has mado a poor start forVice Presidential honors. He mayfeel quite equal to the duties of thefuture, but there is no doubt that hispolitical opponents will aggravate hisphysical disabilities to the utmost.

Early drafts of tho Republicanplatform made no reference to Ha-

waii when reviewing conditions Inthe Island "possessions." They areare learning gradually to place thoTerritory of Hawaii In its proper Ter-

ritorial class.

Sunday baseball has been found amoral agent. Will some of the peo-

ple who thought differently, whenthe fight was on, kindly recall thatthere are other points on which theAverage Citizen ls'equally correct Inhis Judgment?

Between requests to keep out ref-

erence to automobile accidents, di-

vorce, and other court proceedings,the newspapers are having a glorioustime In making private arguments onwhether the real province of a news-paper Is to suppress the news.

In about two years Mr. Dickey willbe due to admit that boxing Is notprize-lightin- g, nnd he believes In itafter all. Dut what n time we arehaving to convince fellows like Dick-ey against their will, and what aprice Honolulu Is paying for theireducation!

It Ib all right to bring in new andpopular brands of coffee, but the cor-

rect Ideal will not be satisfied till Ha-

waiian coffee as a highest-clas- s brandIs known throughout the mainlandmarket. Hawaii should advertiseand popularize Its products as Cali-

fornia has done.

What Garfield said to the planterswould be the most Interesting. Atthat meeting he was talking to the

even men who, according to LinkMcCandless, give orders for every-

thing that Is done In the Territory ofHawaii, and no one but Linkdares to say them nay.

The Bulletin has done Its beetto obtain authoritative confirmationof the report that Borne of our fanati-cal friends urged the commanders ofVisiting warships to hold their menIn check. The statements, frcolymade, have not been confirmed. TheroIs no doubt, however, that thereIb a change from earlier daysin the attitude of ships of the Navytoward the city of Honolulu. Ninoof ten Average Citizens in tho townare satisfied that the real or imaginedchans la due to the extreme effortBmade' by certain of our own citizensto prove Honolulu the raw edge of

bell-hol- e, and lmprovo It for thobenefit of tho Fleet. When the Average .Citizen arises and demands that

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WURKLY UULLUTIN .rtrSU MontLi.., 6 .BoPer Yor, in k htTc In U S I.ooPel Year, an)vrhere In Canada .. I ,floPer Year postpaid, foreign S.oo

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NEWPAPER PUBLISHED

of Hawaii

185256

Entered at the at Honolulum second cla muter.

icspcct tif Averago Americans.

DIOKBY'S CONVERSION AND TBB

AVERAGE Q1TKEN.

Sir. Dickey's acknowledgment ofconversion to the Sunday-baseball

Idea should huvo a good effect onborne of tho citizens of Honolulu whoarc very much disposed to scorn the"liberal" Ideas of tho Average Citi-

zen,When Sunday baseball was first

proposed the advocates of this health-ful pastlmo on the Sabbath were putdown by many of Mr. Dickey's asso-

ciates as dangerous persons. Theywere considered DAD indeed, for theywere proposing to desecrate the Sabbath day, and disturb the quiet oftheir fellow citizens.

Now these Average Citizens wcronot bad; they wero not intending todisturb anyone; they were not sin-

ners.They were exercising their com

mon sense and knowledge of humannature In dealing with exact conditions. They were Just as honest, justas sincere as any of those by whomthey were so harshly criticised. Theyare as good, perhaps better, citizensthan 'some of their critics.

We make reference to this, andcall especial attention to the expe-

rience of Mr. Dickey, because theroare other matters of public morals onwhich the Average Citizen of thecity of Honolulu has been most bit-

terly assailed by tho strict construe- -

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7mi-- j)(gnolulu Hwail.

FOR SALE.FOR a few days only we will offera house and lot at Kapahulu for800. Size of lot 11,000 sq. ft. Twobedroom cottage. Former askingprice $1100.

WATERH0USE TRUST

Get theWireless

Habit

MUUy er&noMuR.i

For Sale

Building lot on PacificHeights. One-half acre. Ex-

tensive ''view of city andharbor. $750.

Building lot in ManoaValley. One of the most de-

sirable lots left on the up-per levels. Area of aboutan acre. $1600.

House and lot on Pros-pect Street. Modern house,and lot 75x125. Plantedwith choice fruits andpalms. $4000.

Waterhouse TrustCorner Fort and Merchant Streets.

faltJt Ijmd 6o.6l

For Rent

Furnished House

Young Street

$25.00Per Month

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tionlsts and high-tensio- n or fanaticalmoralists.

The Average Citizen is as certainlyRIGHT in his attltudo toward themore recent moral problems ns howas on Sunday baseball.

It Is sometimes hard to determinewhich Is the more deserving of crltlclsm the two or three fanatics andtheir scheming satellites who set outto reform everything and everybodyIn seven days, or the Average Citizens who know that the fanatics arowrong injuring themselves and In-

juring the town but still let themgo on with their program of Intolernncc and outrageous conduct.

The Average Citizen, assisted bythe 1) u 1 1 o 1 1 n , put tho Sundaybaseball project through, and thosewho cursed tho combination for itsevil work have come to praise it.

Taking this for a text, let us re-

member that there Is no set of per-

sons that possesses monopoly ofrighteousness or community decency.

The safest level for any city to fol-

low Is the sentiment of the AverageCitizen, or, as San Francisco has putJt, the Second-Uc- st Citizen the manwho Is respectable and

who doesn't assume to sit InJudgment on his fellow-me- butlores his home, his family, and wantsto see them properly protected, whois liberal and decent.

It the Average Citizen will takecommand of this town, as he shoulddo, the conditions will bo much morecatisfactory to those who live heroand those who may come. Today thofanatics hold very complete sway.

Fanaticism Is ruinous, and Honolulu has enjoyed a surfeit.

WhereDo You Spend

Yoor Holiday?

REDUCED RATES FOR THESUMMER AT the VOLCANO HOUSE.

For three months, beginning June30th, a Bpeclal ticket will be lBsued,covering a stay of nine days at theVolcano House, and transportation toand from that resort', per S. S. "MAU-N- A

KEA."PRICE, $50.00.

To the business man or woman,looking for rest nnd recreation, theVolcano In its presont Intense activ-ity, the many points of interest In Itsneighborhood, and the cool, lnvlgoratlng atmosphere of the mountain atthat altitude (4200 ft.), togetherwith the comforts of a first-cla- hos'telry such as the Volcano House, offer unusual attractions as a place toBpend the summer vacation.

For Information regarding the tripapply to

HENRYWATERHOUSE TRUST COMPANY.

LIMITED.1

We Now CarryTHE CELEBRATED

REDFERN

CORSETThis is an especially good

number for large, well-built

figures.

Ehiers

13 LANDINGS BEING

BIIIJOR FLEET

Thirteen Inndlngs nro being builtfor uso on tho waterfront whllo thoFleet la hero. Tho flint of them w.tscompleted nnd put Into tho water todny. Tliesck, are to bo used for thosmall boats of tho Iluot, mlilltlutial lathe boat landing at tho foot of KOrtstreet, which Is now sufficient for thoticcdB of tho harbor.

it Is the present plan to have lliesoMoats tied up around tho Fort stiectand Alakcn wharves.

Tho small boats from all tho Blilpswill probably keep everything in thoway of landings busy.

PEARL HARBOR WORK

Tho coal shed which suffered mostin tho flro at tho Naval Station Is be-

ing torn down, tho good lumber In Itto bo Bent to l'carl Harbor, nnd thorest to ho sold about town. Tho nolleIb undor tho direction of Mr. Parks.

A flout Is also being built, to lo usedor n boat landing at Pearl Harbor. Itis to bo tied up in tho East lock, ata point to which It Is thought tho rail-toa- d

company Is soon to build n spurfor the'purposo of handling freight. Itwill bo tho only landing In tho harbor.

E

(Continued from Page 1)tary Garfield through Hawaii andMaul. ,

"Tho affair at Napoopoo was oneof tho finest that I have ever attend-ed. The lunu was u most excellentone, nnd although we arrived muchbehind schedule tlmo on account ntbicakdowns nnd one thing and an-

other a good-size- d crowd of peoplewas there till a lato hour.

"Tho Secretary In his remarks totho people impressed his hearers withthe fact that we in the Islands mustlook out for ourselves; that is, wemu8( not lean too heavily on the Fed-

eral Government. Thero nro somothings tho Federal Government cando for us through tho Interior De-

partment and the Agricultural Bu-

reaus, but the development of thoIslands Is In the hands of the peoplethemselves,

"Tho Secretary dwelt particularlyon the Individual responsibility ofthe citizen. He noted that the fran-chise Is n privilege rather than aright, and should be exercised withcare and a due regard for tho respon-sibilities of citizenship.

"Tho trip through tho upper sections of Maul was a speedy one butwe covered the whole Itineraryplanned fob' tho party. We wentthrough Nahiku In the rain nnd wetnnd on alorig'the coast through

up Ualeaksla, on to Puunenoand Kahului nnd Wnlluku. 'On thispart of tho ,trlp we wcro right up, totho schedule.

"At Walluku everything was readyand waiting for the Secretary. Thepeople were assembled at tho courthouso and ess than fivo minutes aft-

er the nutos arrived, the Secretarywas on tho platform and the programproceeding.

"The Secretary In Ills speeches wasvery direct and spoke to tho point.While dealing In generalities to nnextent, ho was not ambiguous in th(slightest.

"From Walluku wo went toand had n very pleasant dinner

at Manager Ilatkhauscn's home.Thero was not much of an assemblyat Lahalna, im the peoplo evidentlyhad not had notice or were not Bitreas to tho time of arrival.

"I should say that tho Secretary ispleased with what ho has seen andthere is no doubt that he has seen agreat deal In u limited time. He Is nvery Keen observer.

"I Know I enjoyed the trip nndmost of those who went did. i Somesections of It wero a little too roughfor ono or two."

mIF YOUR WATCH

Stopsit certainly needs repairing.A gentle shake will.not put itin order. Let us examine it.

Our Watchmakers Are Thor-ough Meohanics, who under-stand watches.

We will GUARANTEE YOUSATISFACTION if you willbring your watch to us.

H. F. Wichman & Co.

LIMITED.LEADING JEWELERS.

1)tho from

andhavo Just

of nil," nald Mr. "ho It

full of life ami nnd ufor

ho hns the ofto now as ItHo Is can anyof and this

with loss of was woon our land

tho letho

but I'll that not thohas his

of tho mustsaid Jus- -

tlco Is hisOno nt we ovot

ho was to ntho

wcroand ho was to the

of Tho nextI him walk up to a

of men he had uovcr motbut once, nnd Unit In a In the

and call themby wero as sur

as was I. This is whathim hlaand oftu tho hero to tho thatwo did not make tho liana illlch trailtrip on we did, and It Isono of the most that I

havo over nnd Gal fieldwith tho

,'Wo left niter 1

on our trip to the ofand thero n

Ilaldwin had sent us

so wo wcro welltrees wero for

and ho giIn tho Ho iiUo

had a long talft withthe

him all sorts of and thenho his by

tho ofthe hero lthIn and tho

The la Let usup the

ofand and

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We theand of all

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and

and of A- -l can be

T, 0,

BeltsThe handsomest assortment of BELTS ever offered

to Honolulu men. Belts, Plain and Fancy, of

Russia, Seal, Calf, Morocco, andother Leathers.

New White Leather BeitsGreat variety of shades and styles. You're sure to

be pleased here.

M. M'Inerny, Ltd., Fort and

OARFIELD PRAISED

(Continued from Paceother Islands, which Gov-

ernor Frcnr, Stcrotniy (InrMdl.uly returned.

"First Pratt,Jolly, encrg),excellent travelling companion,

happy faculty adaptinghimself every, situationarises. tireless, standamount work, coupled

Bleep, what en-

countered trip. Ilegardlngmatters, Secretary others talk,

listened without saying much,,guaiantcu slight-es-t

detail escaped notice.""Ono remaikablo things

about Secretary Garfield,"Hallou," wonderful memory.place which stajed

night, introduced largonumber during evening. Thoic

several hundred people presentIntroduced grcatoi

number .them. morningpersonally heard

group whomthrong

previous evening, eachname. They much

prised makespopular, winning personallyobservance details. Contrary

report effect

hoiseback,beautiful trips

taken, secinodmuch Impressed grand bclii-ory- .

Ollnda shortlyo'clock summitIlaleaKaln, armed ubouthalf-hou- r beforo sunrise. Frank

down eight splendidhorses, outfitted.

"Rubber tappedbenefit, seemed catty

Interested piocous.Alfred Carter

sheep Industry, askingquestions

showed versatility accm-atcl-

comparing mannershandling sheep .ilioheemployed Australia States."

Fleet coming, cleanCity.

Library Bureau OutfitsIndex Card Systems, Filing Cabi-

nets Units, Office FittingsSupplies; New Jersey School-Churc- h

Furn. Co.'s International,Trenton, Simplex, ImprovedTrenton Combination AdjustableDesks and Seats, latest improved de-

signs.Estimates given. Imports order,

Thos. G. Thrum.Agent Hawaiian Islands.

OurAdviceToYou

have investigated claimsmerits cold-wat- calci-mine- si

hundreds themhave found that durability, con-

venience, hygienic properties.

DEKOBATOExcels All Others

Lewers& CookeLIMITED.

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from

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RegalsFor Women

OXFORDS in "REGALBROWN" are SUPREME INSTYLE.

Brown leathers aro domina-ting this season in Women'sfootwear and tlic new "Re-gal Brown" Oxfords top the

. pinnacle.

'Im

REGAL BROWN is our own exclusive shndc; for beauty ofcolor nnd texture, it is without a duplicate anvwhere.

But you are not confined to Brown leather in your choice.Fifty new models for women; all this season's correct leathers,give you unlimited scope for your selection. There are Patent, GunMetal, and Tan, in all shades.

The quality you have learned to expect jn Women's Regals isas certain as their STYLE CORRECTNESS.

Regal quarter-size- s insure your comfort from the moment youput on the shoes.

$3.50 and $4.00

Sts.1

& Co., HardwareDepartment

REGAL SHOP STORE,McCANDLESS BUILDING, KING and BETHEL STS.

The EddyRefrigerator

is made to utilize every ounce of to the best advan-tage. It's simple and easy to care for, because

NO EXPENSE MANUFACTURE IS CONSIDERED

TOO GREAT IF IT ENABLES THE EDDY GIVE BET-

TER SERVICE.

Thco. H. Davies

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What's tho uso waiting?

Ordor tho Foda wntor now.

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WE believe we have the purestand best flavored SODAWATER manufactured in

this Territory. Our wagons de-

liver everywhere.CONSOLIDATED SODA WORKS CO., LTD.

G. S. LEITHEAD, Manager. TELEPHONE 71.

Thoroughbred Registered Jersey Bulls

The pure-bre- d Jersey Bulls, Ojibway Y. B., (J., No. G0247,.-tm-d

Guenon Lad, 2nd 0,, No. G2304, service $10,

Tel. S90 The Pond Dairy

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How's This?

Here's a POT AYBL,UCHER BALof the best quality andCowl, honest make, andwe're offering it to youfor $3.50.

You can't beat thatanywhere. We guaran-tee it for the styleand make.

Mclnerny Shoe Store

"Of all the Beersthat the Beer Brewers bicw,

When the Beer Brewers brew theirBeers, ,

There is no Beer that the Beer Brew-ers Brew

As good as - our

PRIMO BEER!

Ribbonsof all kinds, of all shades, and of all widths. Bibbons for

dresses, for hats, for hair, and for flowers. Just the kind Jfor the graduation- - exercises. Very cheap for the quality.

L. Ahoy, Nnuanu below Hotel

Business LunchBusiness men and women find that they get the right

service in our Cafe.What you get is worth waiting for longer than you

wait in --most Cafes, only vou don't wait for it HERE.Your money goes further in the PALM than any-

where else.

The Palm Cafe

DON'T WANDER OFF

Buy your BUTTER where you can bo assured of Qual-

ity. We have the best from Island dairies as well as from

the mainland AND IT'S CHEAP!

METROPOLITAN MEAT CO, LimitedTelephone 45

Wm&

Monuments,Safes,

iron rence

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Hawaiian Iron Fence and Monument WorksNEXT TO YOUNG BLDQ, 17H80 KING 8TREET. PHONE HI.

loimw's

HOT CALENDAR

Judge Lindsay's court:Afong case continued.Judge Do Holt's court:Y. Aliln vs. Opelo; motion for new

trial; U n. in.Territory mi. IbIcM Mntsudn nml

Territory s. Wnknnioto, to n. in.Judge Robinson's court.Tcriltory n. Mngb, trial, 10 n. in.

Tcirltory vs, Mnsuda, trial, 10 11. in.Judge DolVs court:Nothing set.

NEW FLEET ITINERARY

A now Itinerary for tlie.Vloct wanposted nt tliu Navnl Station tillsmorning. It emliodles somn new fea-tures, tint no changes which altocttills placo. The dato of arrival heroIn set for tho 10th, mid of ileparturiifor the 23d of July. The ships willho accompanied liy four auxiliariesbesides thn hospital ship ltcllef.

Leaving here, they are to makoAuckland, Sydney, Melbourne, Albany, tho Philippines, Yokohama,Amoy, and Manila. The remainderof tho Itinerary will bo gotten outlater.

CLEAN CRUISER'S BOILERS

There has been a report abouttown for the Inst two tlajs to the ef-

fort that the Ht. Louis Injuied herbolleis on tho way down beie, byhaving salt water pumped into them.On the ship It is stated positively,however, that tlio cleaning workwhich Is being done to tho boilers Inthis port Is only what Is usually doneafter making port, und tho report Isdiscredited.

Orders for her future movementswill bo definitely known this after-noon, but It Is probabto that she willnot leave port before Sunday nftci-noo- n,

Tho Secretary will lake anIntor-lslu- Rteamcr to Kauai, andleturn, It Is thought, und tho (SardcnIsle will not, lifter all, bee tho crui-ser.

DIVIDENDS ARE INCREASED

(Continued 'from Pace 1)bo slated for Increases.

"Tho crops aru oei running and thoprlco of sugar keeps up well."

This tas tho laconic explanationglvun this noon by Geo. !'. Hobertsonof Urower & Co. for tho rise In thedUIdeiids of no less than three of thoplantations for which that firm Is thoagents,

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONa

Entered for Record 'June 24, 1905,S Yoshino to UnosuKe Shlmlzue.IlSillchnrd H Trent tr to John A Cum- -

V A Schaefer to Mnry A llrazll. .llelV A Schaefer to Mary A Miotics. llelMary A Miotics and hsb to Agnes

P Chung I loon I)Agnes P Chung lloou and hsb to

Trent Trust Co Ud . . , M

Elmer M Cheatham and wf to Alicellaynes D

Alko llaynes iiutl hsb to Trent TrCo Ud Jt

Edgar Henrlques nnd wf to V'rankTelxclra D

M J McLane to William A Wel-bou-

D

P E 11 St ranch and wf ct til to Ma- -

lie Kaanaana II ot al IJ

W A Kinney and wf to Kauai Hall-

way Co D

Entered for Record June 25, 1908,(J race u Merrill ny any to uavm

T Fleming AM

John V Fernandez nod wf ct nl toJohn J Abrcu U

Kamnka (w) ct al to Antono deSouzn 1)

HONOLULU WEATHEBJuno 25,

Tcmperutmcfi 0 a. m., 70; 8 a. in.,74; 10 n. in, 70; noon, 79; morningminimum, 70,

Ilarometor, 8 a. m , 30.07; absolutehumidity, 8 a. in , 7.072 grains porcubic foot; relathe humidity, 8 a. in.,?S per cent; dew point, 8 a. m , C7.

Wind u a. m., velocity U, dliectlonE.; 8 ii. in., eloclty 8, direction K.j10 a. ni eloclty 10, direction N..K.:noon, eloelty I, dliectlon N, 1,

Ilulnfnll during 24 hours ended 8 a.in., .02 inch.

Total wind movement during 24

hours ended at noon, 232 mites.tm

Tho St. I.ouls Aliimnt last nvculiudefeated the Kamchamelia Alumni ntit podia tournament by 1CS points. Sofar each team has wono ono event und(he last and deciding play-of- f will takellnco two weeks from ostcrday.

Notwithstanding tho fctrcnuouseutcied by Oeorgo i. llaxls,'

tho case ot John Murks, who Is turn-out on n wilt of habeas corpus, wastet for trial far Monday, Juno 29, thismorning by Judge ltoblnson.

NOTICE.

Notice lit lioicby given that tho un-

dersigned wli! buy, July 1, 1908, thatcertain gtocery business, sltuato cor-

ner Wilder and Kceaumoku Sts., un-

der tho firm naino of Tni Chung, nndwill not bo responsible for nny debtscontracted by tho abovo-naine- d film4037-3- 1 Fp KAM.

HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE

HONOLULU, June 25.1908

KAMI OF STOCf P.I4 U,

MERCAtIlEZ Diecr & Cc..- -

bur.AitRw PUntMlon Co ....IliwiiiatiAgricCii.,Haw Com St hoc Co ..llnudlanSusarCo...Hoiiomu SuRar Co ...HonoVaaSucai-Co- .,Haiku Sugar CoKahukit plantation CoKllitl I'UtitallonCoLnlKIpaliulcMusarCo....Kuloa Suaar CoMcl!rilc Sugar Co....Oarmburar CoOtiomea Sugar Co ....Ookola Suxar Plant CoOlaa Sugar Co Uil ....Olimntu Co ,Paatiau Sugar Ptnt CoPacific Sugar MillI'ala Plantation Co ....TfOffkeo Sugar Co....Ploucxr MIIICuWaialua Auric Co

Suear Co ...Walmanalo Sugar Co.Walmea Sugar Mill Co

MISCBLLANI.OIISBtenm NCo

Hawaiian KlrctrlcCo,.Hon HTRl.Co PrdHon RTIIk I. Co ComMutual Telephone CoNahlku HkblwrO.,

Paul un .....Nahlku KutilxrCo Am,Oalm Rid I, CoIlilolt K Co.linn II ft M CoHawaiian PinratipfcCo.

LUNIJSHvrTcripclKlreCIJHaw Tr 4 pc .HawTcraftpcHiwTtrth pc 1.liaw tcr la uc........Haw Gov't s pc.....,.Ca Diet hug & Ktl Co

ope .Haiku SiiRar Co6pcHam, I),lch Co ,

Upper Ditch 6

llav CnmltcSugCotpcHaw Sugar Co 6 n c...HII0RKC0 On 6 pcHon R T & L Co 6 p cKal uku P.arit Co 6 p c,MrlllyiltS Cot (aOaliu K& I.Co6;jc'..Oatiu Sugar Co j p,c.Claa Sugar Co 6 p c. .I'JO Sug. Mill Co, 6aPala t'Uiitatioii Co ....Pioneer Mill Co 6 pc ..Waialua IgrtoCo spc

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Sales Ilotwcou Uojids: 15 Pioneer,$140: 25 Ploncor, $1111, 100 Oalm Sug.Co.. $28.25; 40' Oalm Sug. Co.. $28.25;10 Pioneer, $140; 10 Pioneer, $140; 50Oalm Sug. Co., $28 25; $2000 McllrjdoCs. $05; $1000 Haiku !lh, $100.25.

Notice At Dlrectois' meetings, holdJune 24th, IPOS:

Ouoiuoa Sugar Cumpiny Increaseddividend fiom one and one-hal- f percent per month to two per cent permonth, commencing July 5th, and con.tinning until further notice;

Iloiioinu Husar Company's dividendwas Increased from ono and one haltper cent per month, to two per centper month, commencing July Mb, andto bo continued, fur the balance of thoj ear;

Pepeekeo Sugar Company's dividendwas increased from ouu per cent permouth tn twi per Cent per month,commencing ,.','ily 15th, and to bo continned for the balance of tho uar.

Latest lugir quotation 4.25 cents of"

$85 per tonj

London Beets, lisSugar, 4.25

H8nry WateriiousB Trust Co.,

Stock and Bond DepaitmeniMembers Honolulu Stock and Born

ExehangtuWILLIAM WILLIAMSON. Mner.

FORT AND MERCHANT 8TS.TEL. PRIVATE EXCHANGE 4.

NEW - TO-DA- Y

IN TIIE CIIICUIT COURT OK THE

Klrst Circuit, Territory of HawaiiCIIIUISU KeiUlIK

'v llsio tdbov.7

ui uiilvrctltlon Allowance final oinco

Accounts, Distribution and Dis-

charge. On reading und Illlng thopetition and accounts of N. II.

executrix of tho codicil ofwill of John II. UJIbs, deceased,wherein sho asks he allowed ItiS!).-G- O

and thatgea herbclf with $2981.-S- 0,

and asks that tho snmo may

examined nnd approved, and thatfinal onlcr may bo made, of distribu-tion of the piopcrty remaining In herhands tlio persons .thereto entitled,and discharging her irom all furtherresponsibility as such oxecutiix, It

ordered that Monday, tho Suttday ofAugust, A, D. 1908. at 9 o'clock n. mbefore the' Judge of'suld cotut nt tliocourt loom said court Honolulu,Island ot O.ihu, bo nnd) samohereby H appointed as tlio time and

froi,.ii.,..,,ul,iiistcdshow muse, If they have, whythe tamo should not bo granted,may piesont ovldenco'ns to who

to tho said property. Alsothat notice of this order bo pub-

lished a in tho EveningIlullctlri newspaper, pub-

lished In Honolulu, three uucres-fdv- e

weeks, tho last publication to boless than woolen previous

tho time thcicln for saidhearing.

Dated at Honolulu, this dayot Juno, 1908.

AI.i:XANDi:il MNDSAY,Judge, Circuit Cotut, t'list

Circuit.Attest:

JOHN MAUCAM.INO, Clerk.4027 2D; July 2, 9,

Coast men nro'"naincil onconceiuitlou committee-- which willas .illusory bo.ud legaidlng nationallesouiet's.

v IV iIl jr. uoTTr TETlllllllB " 'jsifcjsi

Copyright 1908 by Hart SchaiTner U Mirx

LOCAL AND EN8AL

Any other way than the Bulle-tin Vacation Plan involves thespending of money for an outing. Askfor a booklet.

"ncnt Fianklln cars. Stkydn. Stble.Thcie nothing tpilto up to ltalnlor

as tonic, ,

J. W. Ulplkano, io died yostculny,bo burled on Sunday.

Hill cloik mid nsilxtaut bookkeeperIs u anted. Hco nil In this Issue.

Meals aic being fercd regularly nausual at tho Iloyal Anuo, "Seotty's."

Theto will bo meeting thi

ui iivui- - UJom

bo

Promotion Committee this afternoonMug 103 tor Qnu Studob.iker,

onto; day or ClubBtnbles.

Ico cream and enke, tea, etc.,bo served at tho Seaside, at popularprices, oery Sunday. ,

A. F. Kntidseu, ono of tho Kauairanchers, called Sectetary MoltSmith jesluulay morning.

Secretary oftthu InUulor (larfleldwill make n monument ivKvrwitloii ol

plain Cook's inoiiiiment.

ijeccattii.

night.

rj t'aKo your cjrrlago or automobileto Hawaiian Carriage Manry. lor

ropnlra.To tho right Insliinncu lif any

lino, Just mako n call on JobOph A,Oilman In tho Jtidd building.

.Mis. Claudius II. Mcllildo andwill arilto heiu In Hie trnnspoit Shei-iii.i- n

about tho Kith of, , Inly.All Kinds of boor, wines and mixed

drinks aru sonud tn the best mannerat the Fashion. Ju.it glu us a try.

expert nt the Hawaiian Office

Specialty Co., Ltd., can fix'your CashRegister or Typewriter. Shone 143.

josepn Kim, a iroin wni-me.-

llauall, Is going to Che.enne,Wjo., to take pait In tlio Frontier DaysiMirts to bo heltl Ihoro this )ear '

On lastaltmcuts of $3 por moutli youcan purchuse.a White Family Rotarysewing mnchlno. Denny & Ltd.,ngonts, 120C Foil St. Phono 48S. 4

Wo help nilliig eyes nnd fit glassesfor all defects of vision; and our ilgld,systematic examination Insures accur-acy. A, N, Sanford, optician, Ilosto.ibuilding.

Etery woman needs gloves. Here's. . .l.,l... ( In llm U l 1110

i.-- .. r..i.' ii iiii and gloej Inllncstlengths

""'".' ' u, .", .',, front M off the original

uruurIng for ot Maiincur ivtor tho

Ins-to-

the

a

Is

of nttlio

aruentitled

printed

Second

Pael.lcnet

Isn

C.i

get

sun

Hawaiian

silkat

to

at

to

to

to

no of

on

prices,

of thoTerritorial Mchseuger Sen Ice- - 'olllcowill look after jour wants In tho lineof theatre tickets and m'u that ouget tho belt feats

llullding lot on Parlllr Heights,$7r0. llullding lot In Mnnna valley,half an aero, IIUUO, Modem hoiisunnd lot on Piospect St., 7.rixl2n, $1000."Waterhouto Trust," Foit und .Me-rchant stunts,.

Dr. Duvid Hussel, known ns tho"Moody of Africa," who Is tn bpe.ikunder the aiisplceB of tho "V. M. C. A.in a kc.iIch of meetings ut K, of P.Hull, Is expected to nrrlo by tho

from Victoria, on the 27th.Mr. .anil Mir. W. A. Unwell will

lono bberlln, Ohio, next Monday, thu29th Inst,, foi Honolulu. Spencer expects to accompany his p.ucnts tothis. Ho has u pait lecovcredfnim tho ioiloua:Hoiililo ho had with

...;.,- - u...- - ii ..,i. i i niH'cjes. ;. ' i,;.u-.o- . ,,.,. H.-.-U i. rho Union Steamshlp'.Coiupany. thnnceouuls, und that nil peibons Inter- - ,,. f n, ,.,

may then nnd thoio appear und iinb )0.UlIi ,N(, uunciilncfd that theirany

and

shallonce week

andfor

'not twoappointed

24th

JH.,

Juno 10,

will

will

Co.

The

Co.,

city.

estcls nro to fqulilped with wire-lossjlelcginphy prnntrtiau "soon as theAustralian novernnibn't uiTopts an oflr"

"'clal eyatcni. "

Miss Loiilo Stncey's subject to laynt 8 "ji, m nt Kllohatia rt l.e.iguc,"How Healing TakijiS IVdco." On

at 10:30 a. . uu "PoipetutlYouth a Scientific' I'noC: nt 8 p. in.."Sonic Ilcnsons Wlijr yo Disagree."

Tickets for tho Aflunllc ile-- i ballcan bo procured nl .tho followingplace's: Hawaiian News Co, Ltd.,Chnnibcrs Drug Co., Ltd.. Wall, Nich-ols Co., Mil., nensoji,' Smith & Co ,

Mil., Uergslrom Music Co, Ltd., Hoi-list-

& Co , Ltd., M. A. titinst & Co.,M. Mrlneruy, Ltd, . .

Mlsn Ann .. Ilndloy of I.ihnlua andMrs, Mokuinala of Moanalna wetocsturdny added to tho Ilbt of Ihoso

ellgjblo for truusportto the Co ist by tho Department otPublic Instruction, room lmlng beenlundo fur llu'iu by the wltluliau.il ofthe nanien of Miss Nccdliiim and H. II.lllauclKird.

V, ' - .1 .' .

rirM MfWrlt-.A.- ' ''ki "'' JsSLuiMi- d4UfowcMuvlLtifo- - v.' Afer'

TWENTY DOLLARS have

fore.

more buying powerthan ever here be

Hart, Schaffner & Marx

Summer Suits, made in theirbeit style, and priced by usto show how much value canbe squeezed into that limit.

SUVA'S TOGGERY

Elks' Bid., King near FortPhone 651

Anti-Grip- pe TabletsEest nnd quickest reneJy for colds. In dengue cases

these tablets have been found bcmficinl in accomplishingcures or decreasing th; pains.

25 Cents a Box

benson; smith & co., Ltd.

SdCAS FOR SALE BY' ,

B0 AIL FIRST aASS GROCERS

'. '.IJIIIJIIililil'iili'i'i 'Hyv7Ti iT ,'

Jv ,rMontereU Packing'

. F.E.DOOTH. SouAcuu SMl lAUJW.

Honolulu Construction and Draying Co,,LIMITED.

GENERAL CONTRACTORS.PHONE, OFFICE 281. P. 0. BOX 154.

Fort St., Opn. W. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd. t

Wc do all kinds of Teaming; also deal in Crushed Rock, White andiBlack Sand, Broken Coral. Garden Sail, Etc. SAFE MOVING A SPE-CIALTY.

One of M'Call's Newest Patterns

Another Shipment of

White LawnsAt same cut prices just received

E. W. JORDAN & CO., Ltd;

it

V

K.'

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3

11

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ftVINeT

Oceanic Steamship CompanyTIME TABLE

Tht steamers of this tint will arrive and leave (hit 'port as hereunder:

FROM SAV FRANCISCO:

ALAMEDA .JULY 10ALAMEDA .JULY 31ALAMEDA .AVO 21

FOR SAN FRANCISCO:

NOTICE. On and after June 24th, 1908, the SAI00N RATES willbens follows: Single Fore, $05; Round Trip, $110. Family rooms extra.

In connection with tho lulling of tho above ateamtn, tha agonta araprepa-e- d to Issue tho Intending passengere, coupon through tickets, byany railroad from San Francisco to all points In tha United States, andfrom New York by any steamship line to all European ports.

FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY TO

Win. G. Irwin & Co.,. LtdOCEANIC S. S. CO. GENERAL AGENTS.

Pacific Mail Steamship Co.Occidental and Oriental Steamship

Co., and Toyo Kisen KaishaSteamers of the above companies will call at Honolulu and leave this porton or about the dates below mentioned:

FOR JAPAN AND CHINA: FOR

furtherCO.,

Agents

General Freight

FOR VANCOUVER:

FOR INFORMATION APPLY

Ht Hackfeld & CoM Ltd.,AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

FROM HONOLULU.Weekly Sailings Tlu Tehuantepoc.

Freight received times tbo Company's Wharf, 41st Street,

HONOLULU TO SAN FRAN.CISCO.

ALASKAN JUNE 27ARIZONAN Jl'LY ISFROM SAN FRANCISCO HONO-

LULU DIRECT.TEXAN JULY 1

VIRCINUN n.. .Jl'LY 15Freight received at Company

wharf,

Canadian-Australia- n Roya! MailStdomshlp Company.

AUSTRALIA:

JULY

:

3B6,

'

,

ALAMEDA JULYALAMEDA 5ALAMEDA 20

.JULY 7

FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMAHONOLULU DIRECT.

2 JALASKAN 19

Information apply toH. & LTD.,

Honolulu.MORSE,

GENERAL

NEW YORK TO

, at all atBrooklyn.

FROM

TO

Greenwich Street.

titeamers of the above Una, running In connection with CANAD-IAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. betwaen Vaneouvor, B. C, and 8ydny, N.C. W.( and calling at Victoria, B. C, Honolulu and Suva, FIJI, and Bris-bane, are DUE HONOLULU on or about dataa balow atattd, viz.:

FOR FIJI ANDMANUKA JUNE 26'MAUAMA JULY 21 AORANOt 22AORANGI AUG. 22 MANl'KA AUG. 19

Will call at Fanning Island. MARAMA 8EPT. 15

Through Tickets Issued from Honolulu to Canada, United State andEurope. For Freight and Passaga and all general Information, apply to

Theo. li. Davies & Co., Ltd. Oeneral Agcita.

Matson Navigation CompanyThe S. S. ''HIIONIAN" of this line, carrying passengers and freight,

will in a direct service between this port and San Francisco, sailingand arriving on or about the following dates: i

LEAVELEAVE S. FRAN. ARRIVE

1st SthJL'LY 29 th AUG. CthAUO. !Gth SKl'T. 2nd

KOlti:

The new s.s. Lurline of this line, carryingfreight and passengers, will sail from Honolulufor San Francisco direct, June 23rd, 10 a.m.

For further particulars applyCastle & Cooke, Ltd., Agents

Passenger Rates to S. F.:

HONOLULU HONOLULU

First Cabin, $60;$110.00

Union -- Pacific

Transfer Co., Ltd.Fnrr.iture and Piano Moving,

Round

BaQfjage Shipping

WORKS

FRED.

Phone DRAYMEN Queen Street. BoxEstimates Qiven kinds teaming. - .Jatui

Dealeit ,

STEAM BLACKSMITH COAL.

CRUSHED ROCK, BLACK WHITE SOILHAY, GRAIN, CEMENT.

PastCONCORD

Sailing forKAPUNA, H0N01PU, KATLUA and

HOOKENA

i'rora Sorenson's WharfApply on Board or to

HAWAIIAN BALLASTING , AgtTelephone Maunakea St, belowKing. Box 820,

ULLKTIN AO& PAY M

15

AUG.AUG.

8A.I FRANCISCO:

ARIZONAN JUNEJULY

ForHACKFELD

C. P.Agent.

South

tha

AT the

JULY

run

JL'LY

atto

JULY HthAUG. 11thSEPT. Sth

Trip First Class

8torage Wood

Picking Coal 58

Ask Your GrocerFOR

Pau-Ka-Ha-na

SoapHONOLULU SOAP CO., Ltd.

L. WALDRON, Agt.

Hustace-Pec- k Co., L.td.295. 63 P. 0. 212.

on all of

in

IIREWOOD, STOVE, AND

AND SAND, GARDEN

ETC.

Schooner

!'

CO

P. 0.

TO

TO

fl"l""' uuuunim, iiunuuuuui-irn- ,, iiiuiunini,,iim;-i- i istus. -

ESTACLISHEU IN IIU.

Bishop & Co.AN KIRS.

Commercial and Travelers'Letters of Credit issued onthe Bank of California andThe LondonJoint Stock Bank,Ltd., London.

Correspondents for theAmerican Express Companyand Thos Cook & Son.

Interest allowed on termnd Savings Bank Deposits.

Claui Spreekels. Wm. O. Iiwir

Clans Spreekels & Co.

BANKERS.HONOLULU, I T. M.

San Francteco Agents The Ne-ail- 3

National Dank of Ban Francisco.Draw Fxchange ou the Nevada Na-

tional Dank of San Francisco.London Tho Union of London and

Smith'? Dank, Ltd.New York American Bxcbanio

National Dank.Chicago Corn Exchange National

Dank.Paris Credit Lyonnals.Hongkong and Yokohama Hong'

Banking Corporation.New Zealand and Australia Dank

of Now Zealand and Bank of Australuslo.

Victoria and Vancouver Bank ofBritish North America.

Deposits received. Loans made onapproved security.- - Commercial andTravelers' Credits Issued. Bills ofExchange bought and sold.

Collections Promptly Accounted Far.

The FirstAMERICAN SAVINGS

AND TRUSt GO.

OF HAWAII, LTD.

SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL.. I20OA00A0PAID UP CAPITAL 1100,000.00Presldent Cecil BrownVice President M. P. RobinsonCaahler L. T. Pack

Office: Corner Fort and King Sti.8AVING8 DEPOSITS received and

Interest allowed for yearly depositsat tho rate of 44 per cent perannum.

Rules ,and regulations furnishedupon application.

The Yokohama Specie Bank,

Limited

EstablJIshed 1880

Capital (Paid up)... Yen 24,000,000Iteserved Fund Yen 15,050,000Special Reserved Fund. Yen 2,000,000

HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.Branches and Agencies.:

Toklo, Kobe,. Osaka, Nagasaki,London, Lyons, New York, San Fran-cisco, Bombay, Hongkong, Shanghai,Hankow, Cbefoo, Tientsin, Peking,Newrhang, Dalny, Port Arthur,

Llaoyang, Mukden, Tien-lin-

Changchun.The Rank buys and receives for

collection bills ot exchange. IssuesDrafts and Letters of Credit, andtransact a general Imnking buslneee.Honolulu Branch, 67 S. King Street

Oahu RailwayTime Table.

OUTWARD,for Walanae, Walalua, Kahukn and

Way Stations 9:16 a. m 3:20 p. m.For Pearl City, Ewa Mill and way

Stations )7:S0 a. m., 9:15 a. m.,11:05 a. m., 2:16 p. m 3:20 p. m.,5:15 p. m., t:80 p. m., tll:00 i'. m.For wahlawa 8sl6 a. m. and

5:15 p. m.INWARD.

Arrive Honolulu frr.m Kahuku, Walelua and Walanae 8:36 a, m., 6:81p. m.

Arrne In Honolulu from Ewa Milland PonrI City J7:46 a. m., 8:3a. m 10:38 a. m., l:40 p. m., M:S1p. m., 5:3l p. ra., TfSO p. m.

Arrive Honolulu from wanibwa8:86 n. m. anj 5:31 p. m.

Dally.t Ex. Sunday.J Sundaj Only.Tho Halelwc Limited, a two-hou- r

train (only flrst-clas- s tickets hon-ored), leaveo Honolulu every Sundayat 8:22 a. m.; returning, arrives InHonolulu at 10:10 p. m. The Limitedstops only at Pearl City and Walanae.0. P DENISON, F. C. 6MITH.

8pt ., 0. F. T. X

cAlexander & Baldwin

LIMITED.

J. P. COOKE Manager

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:

H. P. Baldwin PresidentJ. B. Castle. . . Vice PresidentW. M. Alexander.. Second Vice Pres.J. P. Cooke Third Vice Pres.J. Wate'rhouse ,' TreasurerE. E. Paxton SecretaryW. 0. Smith Director0. R. Carter ; DirectorW. B. Castle Director

SUGAR FACTORS,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS and

1HSURAN0E A6EHTS

Agents lotHawaiian Commercial & Sugar CoiHaiku Sugar Company.Pala Plantation.Maui Agricultural Company,Kihci Plantation Company.Hawaiian Sugar Company.Kahuku Plantation Company.Kahului Bailroad Company.Haleakala Ranch Company.Honolua Ranch.

Castle & Cooke, LtdHonolulu, T. H.

SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MER,CHANTS, SUGAR FACTORS

andGENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS

reniesentimEwa Plantation Co.Waialna Agricultural Co., Ltd.Kohala Sugar Co.Waimea Sugar Mill Co.Apokaa Sugar Co.,'Ltd,

Fulton Iron Works of St. LouisBlake Steam Pumps --

Weston's CentrifuealsUabcorlc & Wilcox BoilersGreen's Fuel EconomizersMarsh Steam Pomps

Matson Navigation Co.Planters' Line Shipping Co.

Wb. fi. Irwto & Co., Lt

WM. Q. IRWIN... President and Mar.JNO. 0. SPRECKELS..1et Vice Pres.W. M. GIFFARD 2d Vice Pres.H. M. WHITNEY TreasurerRICHARD IVER3 SecretaryW. F. WILOON Auditor

SUGAR FACTORSand

COMMISSION AGENTS

Aaents forOceanic Steamship Co., 8an Francisco,

Cal.Western SugaK Refining Co, 8an

Francisco, Cal.Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phila-

delphia, Pa.Nawall Universal Mill Co. Manufac

turers of National Can8hreddr, New York, N. Y.

Paclfie Oil Transportation Co., 8anFrancisco, Cal.

Ci Brewer & Co., Ltd.QUEEN STREET, HONOLULU, T. H.

AGENTS FOR:Hawaiian Agricultural Co, Ookala

Sugar Plant. Co., Onomaa Sugar Co,Honomu Sugar Co., Walluku 8ugar Co.,Pepeekeo Sugar Co., The PlantersLine of 8an Franclto Packeta.LIST OF OFFICERC:

C. M. Cooke, Prtsldent; GeorgeRoberteon, Vice president and Mana-tier- ;

E. F. Clthop, Treasurer and Sec-retary; F. W. Macfarlana, Auditor; P.C-- Jones, C. M. Cooke and J. R. Gait,Directors.

FIRE INSURANCE

THE

B. F. DILLINGHAK CO

LIMITED,

General Agent for Hawaii:Atlas Assurance Company of London.New York Underwriters' Agency.Providence W.islilnnton It.jurance Co.4th FLOOR, SfANGEf'WALD BLDO.

LIFE INSURANCEIs not a Luxur; It (a & Neeetslty.

But ysu Must have the DE3Tand that Is provided by tha famousand most equitably Laws of Massa-chusatt-

In the

New England Mutual

Life Insurance Co.,OF BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS.

If you would be fully Informed aboutthese laws, address

Castle & Cooke,GENERAL AQENT8, i

HONOLULU, T. H.

wTcTlRWINA C0.,Lfii

AQENT3 FOR THERoyal Insur. Co. of Liverpool, Eng.Commercial Union Assurance Co.,

Ltd., of London, England.Scottish Union & National Ins. Co. of

Edinburgh, Scotland.Wilhelma of Magdeburg General In

surance uompany.

BUUETIN AD8. PAY

BY AUTHORITYNOTICE.

PAYMENT OF WATER RATES.

As provided for In Chapter iC ottlio Revised Laws of Hawaii, 190G,all persons holding water privilegesoi thoso paying wnter rules tiro liureby notified tlmt tho water fates fortho Six (C) months ending Decem-ber 31, 1908, will ho duo and paynbteon the llrst day of July, 190S.

On nil such rates remaining unpaidon July 1G, 1908, nn additionalchnrgo, of 10 per cont. will he made.

All privileges upon which rates remain unpaid on August in, 1908, nrosubject to imtpcdlate shut oft without further notice.

Rates ntc pajnhlu nt the office ofthe HONOLULU WATER WORKS,Capitol llulldlng.

J. M. LITTLE,Superintendent of the Honolulu

N Water Works.Juno 19, 1908.' 4032-1- 0t

Dennison's

Paper Napkins and

Doylies ,

We have a new, handsome assort-ment-

these fine paper goods just in.Nothing else so good for picnics

and luncheons.FANCY TABLE-COVER- S AND

DOYLIES IN SETS.

Hawaiian News Co.,LIMITED

Fleet Is Here!in our show window andwith it our handsome jewelryin the

Beautiful Butterflies1

Made in BELT PINS,!

WAIST SETS. SCARF PINS.CUFF BUTTONS.

J.A.R.Vieira&Co.113 HOTEL ST.

BASKETS and BOUQUETS forPunahou Graduation Exercises.

Mrs. E. M. Taylor,PHONE 339. YOUNG BLDO.

PAPERAll kinds in rolls and sheets.

AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- PAPEB &SUPPLY CO.. LTD.

Fort and Queen Sis., Honolulu.Tel. 410. George G. Guild, Gen. Mgr,

Wall YingChonaGo.King Street, Ewa of Fishmarket.

DRY GOODS AND FURNISHINGGOODS of EVERY DE-

SCRIPTION.

UniqueChinese Goods

WingWoTai&Co.941 NUUANU ST

LUNCHES and DRINKSThe most popular

place in town.

Tjie Fashion Saloon.Hotel St. near Fort,

lack Scully. Jack Roberts.

Vienna Bakeryis making the Best Home-mad- e Breadin town. Be sure and try it. Thewagon will deliver at your door.

CALL UP 187.

AGENTS FOREDGEWORTH and, QBOID Tobaccos

The only two good smokingTobaccos in the Market.

FITZPATRIOK BROS,and MYRTLE CIGAR STORE.

I CURE YOURSELF

I" i lor UnUAttV-e- V

IslU. lata. ' dlirUnrvt, liifUiitijistiouiUtUlBIMO

FftTtftt JWIUIOli iTTiTftiinni or ulcrrailojrVTusTuiua rViruimi fA 1 1 LI II C U U I Ultim lira mi.

kOlNCiNKtTi.O.HH aitrlnKviiinrFtiiviioui.

Mils by DiinrsUit."Irtf-lft- s ,M)t etu tvff,

185 edltorla! rooms 256 business office. These are the new tel-ephone numbers of the Bulletin office.

BITTERS

In taking the Bitters 0Imvb our guarantee of its pur-ity, nnil this, together with Its54 years' record of cures,shouJd convince nnjono that ItIs n mcdiclno worthy of atrial. It cures p0or Appetite,Dyspepsia, Indigestion, s,

Female Ills and Ma-laria, Fever and Ague.

THEREis

dis-

appointingabout a GAS

STOVE. It is

economical andquick and con-

serves heat onlywhere it shouldbe.

Little at a TimePayments

Honolulu Gas Co.

Bishop Street

CHOICE

Kaneohe BeefALWAYS ON HAND.

YOUNG FIGSPOULTRYEGGS '

FRESH BUTTER AND CHEESE.

San) Wo Meat Go,,King Street Market. Tel, 288

YOUNG TIM, Manager.

Andrew Usher'sScotch Whiskey

O.V.G. Special

Reserve

W. C. Peacock & Co., ltd.,Agents.

This will be a good weekto try the meals

at

tlaleiwaTelephone Bidgood

Island HorsesBroken to Saddle or Harness

FOR SALE CHEAP.

Club StablesFORT ST. NEAR HOTEL ST.

Tel. 109Blank boolcs ot nil sorts, ledgers

to. manufactured y tht Bulletin Publlsklnc Company,

WILL QUARANTINE

IMPORTED STOCK

Carter Wanted To Slopimportations In

Toto

Live stock Imported from Califor-nia will bo quarantined for twenty-on- o

tlnya from tho date of shipment.This applies to nil ports of entrywherec quarantine facilities nrocs-tnullahe-

This nctlon was decidedupon yesterday nt tho meeting of thofloard of Agrlciiltmo nnd Korestry.The nttentloti of the Hoard wns calledto tho prevalence of glanders In Cali-fornia, nnd In order to prevent tliuspread of the disease nniong the localtin I in ul a this nctlon wns unanimouslyndoptcd. At the request of tholloaid. tlocrnor Trcar will notifythe Governor .of California of thoaction of the Hoard.

(leprge R. Carter was In fnvor ofprohibiting the Importation of California, live stock altogether, providedthe conditions In Cnllforna did notImprove. nc tald that a ilsk wouldhe tun cen by driving stockthrough town to the place ot confine-ment. As soon as possible, Illlo amiKnhViltil will be fitted up with quar-antine conveniences, tho expense ptwhich to be borne by the Importersof live xtock.

W, M. OIlTard, who was recentlyon Hawaii, reported erbnfly on thogood work of Hrothci Matthias New-ell of Illlo, who ninile n careful In-

spection of animals nnd quarantinedthem. At his lequest, It was recom-mended thut l)i'other Matthias bogiven n better salary for his valunhloservices. The matter was left to thodiscretion of the Finance Committeewith Instructions to icport nt thonext meeting.

Isenberg moved that the Hoardmeet on the first and third Wednes-days of each month. Ho said thatthis would facilitate business. Thamembers would be more llablo to at-tend Carried.

J. Q. Ho'combe division engineerof Station A in Panama, who passsdthrough here some time ago, wrotefor I'olnclana seeds to bo sent to him.He wanted the l'olnclnna for decora-tive purposes for the Tlvoll Hotel.I). 1 laughs was instructed to forwardseeds.

J, Kotlnsky, the entomologist, rcai?n very Interesting report of his work.

Tho question of fencing Govern-ment forestry reserves to keep outonlmnls was also discussed, but nodefinite action was taken.

Two letters, ono from tho Hawaii-an Dcekeepcrs' Association, wereread and placed on file.

Present were Chairman C. S. y,

W. M, Olffard, A. Wuterhousc,George It. Carter, D. P. It. Isenberg,D. Ilnughs, and J. Kotlnsky.

'KANEOHEPLEASED

Kaneohe, 'June 22, 1908.Mr. V. R. Farrlngton, Editor Eve-

ning liulletln, Honolulu,T. H.

Dear Sir: I beg to acknowledgereceipt of jour favor of the 18th'Inst., enclosing check for $12.50 inconnection with tho AgriculturalContest ot the Evonlng llulle-tln- .'

As jour message was received aft-er tho close of the school year, it wasimpossible to announce the result ofour contest to the children, but willdo so nt the commencement of nextterm In September. .

In behalf of the children of thoKaneohe School I herewith thank youover so much for the steps you havetakon In awarding tho prize to theKaneohe nnd Walmunnlo Schools.

It Is my aim to teach the childrento lovo the soil, nnd havo urged themto become farmers when they groyup, so that they will bo one ot thogreatest powers for the prosperousdoclqpnient of the Territory of Ha-waii.

Wishing you and j'our paper sue- -'

cess, I remain, '

Youis sincerely,55ACHARIAH McKEAGUE,

Prln. Kaneohe School.

ALOHA TO MRS. KEPOIKAI.

(Special to tho Ilu I lot In)Walluku, Maul, Juno 19. Tho many

friends of Mrs. A. N. Konolkal cavuher u vory pleasant surprlso at thohomo of Mr. nnd Mrs. T. 1). LyonsWednesday night, tho occasion beingMrs. Kopoikal's birthday annlversarj-- .

Among thoso present besides the guestor nonor weto: Mrs. Geo. Weight,Mr. imd Mrs. T. B. LyoiiB, Mr. andMrs. A. N. Coderloff, Misses Mollloend Etta Cumndngs, Mr. and Mrs.

Mrs. n. Alalia Keola, Mrs. AEncis, Mrs. T. Cummlnirs. J. n. IjvnEdwin Hart, Gustavo Hobo. 8. Kelll-nol- ,

Evans, and others. Tho earlypait of the cienlng was spent In musloand singing, wbllo boiiio onjojod thopleastues of pedro playing. At 9o'clock nil repaired to tho dining room,ttheie tin excellent pol Bupper wasurved. Toasts were offered for thoguest of honor, who acknowledgedthem with courteous bows and nloas.out smllos. Tho. band of surpilsorsdlspei sed at about midnight.

i.raw, i: Ms&t: liMMMltuX't;, ji)mMi , , .

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

PIANO AND ORGAN.

las. Sheridan, Hotel and Alakea Sts.,or Hawaiian News Co. Pianos andOrgans tuned nnd repaired. Also aflne assortment of second-han- d

organs, nnd Aeolian organsfor Bale. Come and see them.

REPAIRING.

Woven Wire Mattresses repaired atthe Factory Honolulu Wire BedCo., 1250 Alapal St. Telephone630. 3946-t- f

PLUMB1NQ.

Yee 8lng Kee Plumber and Tinsmith,Smith St.. bet. Hotel and Patiahl.

Bulletin Business Office Phone 230,Bulletin Editorial Room Phone 185.

WANTED

IN

Makiki District

We have several applicants whowant to buy houses in Makiki withtwo or three bedrooms. Above Wil-

der Avenue preferred.If.yonrs is for sale we may be able

to do something- - for you.024 BETHEL STREET.

Bishop Trust Co. Ltd.

924 Bethel Street,

DAVID DAYTON137 MERCHANT STREET.

LOTS FOR SALEIN KAPIOLANI PARK ADDITION

and other desirable localities.

For Sale at a Bargain Premisesat Hauula on the beach, a two-stor- y

house and furniture, at a Bargain.

Haliwood,

The

Cash Register

Hawaiian Office Specialty

Co.. Ltd.,

931 Fort St.

PHONE 143.

MeatsFresh, wholesome, and of every

variety at

THE PARAGONBeretanJa, Alakea and Union.

'Phone 104.

CarpenteringMasonry Draying

NANIWA & CO,Alakea and Merchant Sts,, Magoon

Bldg.; P. 0. Box 775; Tel. 327.

For Expert Repairs on Bicycle, Mo-

torcycle, Automobiles, etc, call on

J. B. Santos,Back ol Peter's,

PHONE 361, UNION ST.

R. MIYATA & CO..CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS, PAIN- -

TERS, PAPER HANGERS andMASON WORKERS.

Second Hand Lumber, Doors andSashes Bought- - and Sold.

Xm ST., PALAMA JUNCTION.rPHONE E94.-

ACCOUNTANT

L. de L, Ward, Accountant, has re-opened his office on Fort street,above the Hawaii Photo and ArtCo. 4006-t- t

EMPLOYMENT BUREAU

Shinshinva Hotel, A. Oura, Mgr., Iwi- -

lei lid. nr. King; Phone 473.4003-t- t

For home-help- , phone White 2391, Maklkl. General Employment Office.

UMBRELLAS

Umbrellas T. Takata,Fort Bt. near Kukul.

BULLETIN ADS. PAY

Sweet Violet ButterThe Best Made.

2 Lbs. for 75c

C. Q. YEE HOP & CO.,

TELEPHONE 251.

LOOKat the automobiles, buggies and car;riages we have recently overhauledand painted

THEN SEE US.

W. W. Wright Co..King Street near South

Tel 852

P. L. PETERSNOTARY PUBLIC

.atBULLETIN OFFICE.

Phone 256.

M. Phillips & Co.Wholesale importers and Jobbers

EUROPEAN ANDAMERICAN DRY QbOOfc

OUT and QUEEN TS

ICEmanufactured from qure distilled wa-ter. Delivered to any part of elty bycourteous drivers.

OAHU ICE AND ELECTRIC CO.,Kewalo. Telephon 82a

BOOT and SHOE MANUFACTURERBy the Latest Improved Machines.

Men's soles, 75 cents (sewed);Men's Heels, 25 cents.

Bspairing Neatly Done.

Lin Hop,Corner King and River Sts.

Sanitary. Steam LaundryPHONE 71.

Branch: TERRITORIAL MESSEN-

GER SERVICE. PHONE 381

FOR SALE.

FOUR COCKER SPANIELS. Thor-oughbr-

puppies, car b- - icen at theVeterinary Inflrr- - jf

A. R. Rowat D.V.S.

Suits PreSH'Vr;At Short Notice and Qu. ' -

EAGLE DYEING ANDCLEANING VU.

Fort Street. Fboue ) v

BUILDING MATERIALOF ALL KINDS.

DEALERS IN LUMBER.'

ALLEN & ROBINSON,Queen Street :: :: :: Honolulu.

KEYSTONE-ELOI- WATCHESINGERSCLL WATCHES

At All Watchdealen.

Jos, Schwartz,Agent for Hawaiian Islands.

Cor. FORT and KING Sts., Honolulu

Stein Tray IAND OTHER PIANOS. I

THAYER PIANO CO1B6 HOTEIj 8THEET.

Phone 218. ITDN1NO QUAIUNTEED. If

"EVENING TJTJLLF.TIN, HONOLULU, T. It., TllimSDAY, JUNE 25, 190S

A Skin of Beauty is a Joy Forever BARELY ESCAPES

PR. T. FELIX GOURAUD'S ORIENTAL

- CREAM OR MAGICAL BEAUTIFIER AUTO ACCIDENT

m m. flwiorM Trt, rim plat,trtckltM, Sloth l.tche,lUsli, nl fkia IiltRf

M trerr olf niiniinn beaut?. nl iifl lloUCllofl. It)i.atoxl the tMtft a fur, fmll no hnn(M wetaalelt it lsFKiirttlla ntitrrlt mn1.Accept no eminter

' "mintMimfFrr ii toUlr of II' htfIon ( Mlrntr"A you Iftltciwill uor them.I rfGiFmmend

(Inurntitl rrvum tfct tit iiarnful tf ft' I thekin " r by all dmett ami Kanc

OoikU Drain in tha t tilted btaim, Can0a and Kurort

iMT.KOPIIM, Ftip, 37 OictUcnes Street. ImTsiL

Hawaiian

OPERA HOUSE

June 30, 1908W. D, Adams presents, under the

direction of Harold Basset,

Blanche Arralthe

WORLD-FAMOU- ARTISTEin gems from

Grand OperasIN COSTUME

Seats on sale at Wall, Nichols Co.,Ltd., 75c, $1.00, $1.50.

ORPHEUMJHEATRE

NOW PLAYINGJ. C. COHKN and

GKUALD It. MJMI.EYPresent the Favorite Actor

Mr. Richard BuhlerAnd The Incomparable

Lumley CompanyINCLUDING

FRANK E. MONTGOMERY,MISS MAE KEANEand VIRGINIA THORNTON

TONIGHTSoldieis of Fortune

MONDAY EVENING"BROWNS IN TOWN"

Change of play Monday and Thurs-day. Matinee Wednesday and Sat-

urday.SPECIALTIES EACH EVENING.

POPULAR PRICES!Seats now on sale.

WhyNot?

SfflA,'

JOt, for you, from your own meas-.- ..

II don't cost any more. In factm. ji ,u money, becauso you got. sat-iit.-- n.

ii you have n fault In your fig-

ure 75 do I will hide It for you.

Our suits ut Twcnty-flv- o Dollarshave no comparison. There Is no ex-

cuse to be slovenly ntttrod when forthe samo money you can bo welldressed 1 y

GEO. A. MARTIN,Hotel St.

JOIN TODAY

during the Special Dispensation.

HARRISON MUTUAL ASSOCIATIONKAPIOLANI BUILDING.

EXCELLENT LAUNDRY WORK

done by tha

FRENCH LAUNDRYv Ith their new FRENCH dry cleaning

Speedy Touring Car on Wrong Sideof Street Almost Runs Down

Arthur McNamarra.

Another Instance of reckless ntito- -

mobile dilvlliR was brought, to light,lnst evening when Arthur McNatnnr- -

rn bniely escaped fiom being rundown by big touring car which was ,

ilnslihiR up Alakea street, on thewrong side of (lie sttcct. McNamnrra canto out of n house near the cornerof Alakea nnd llcietnnla, and, no- -'

tlclnc his car at the switch, startedto run towards It. He was on llioleft side of the street, but had It notbeen for the shouts of the street-ca- r

conductor, who snw the Impendingdanger, bo would undoiibtcdl) hnvc '

been run down by the heavy machine1,

VCent Cent Word

"It was about 9 o'clock In ' !

Jutcl nccc"sary." ""- -

evening a tlmo when nutnmohlllsis j nC.C1C..f

should be particularly caicfn. when LJJn corner nnd especially n .. i RUrrerc( from feiiial.. troubles, a

Btrcet-ca- r crossing, when I left the tumor nnd much Twohouse between llerctunla nnd Young! of the beU doctors In Chicago decidedsticcts, ami began to run up " tbuleft side of the street for my car, I

heard the shouts of the conductorhaicly In time to dodge, and the automobile iiiIksimI mo not more than afoot. I could not see who wns driv-ing the car, to fast was it going. I

had never di earned of being in the ,

way pf hacks or coming from ' niiillias jxisitlvely cured tliotwantls or.

behind, for I was the proper side women who .withthe street, nnd. by tho laws of

anil safety, vehicles tlon, flliroM tun.ors,should go ,. the other Hide. Again. ' P"' " ,,h, aoka

tho machine wns tunning at a highrate of speed, which should not be al-

lowed when parsing cars or dousingswitches where cars nro standing."

McNnmarrn is connected with thoDairymen's Association.

URGE

CLASS GRADUATES

At 9:30 o'clock this morning theclosing exorcises of tho I'uuahoii

School were held In ('has. It.lllshop hnll, Oalm College. Tho

was large nnd the followingtnogram was rcndeied:Invocation ....lllshop II. Il( ItestarlckGreeting Song. .Chorus, Upper GradesSenator Uobert M. I.a Toilette

Hermann cm Holtl)jiet...lnlla I.eo nnd Caroline Itli.ley'Tho llacna Cacs..Iathcrlno RailwayAn Operatic Tea Third UinduTho I'lneapiile Industry of Hawaii..

llnroM KeirSpring Song Konilh GradoMl Kdlth'u Modest Request .....

..'. Haiel GuarSongs Our Grandmas Sung

Klrst Grndol.uther Ilnrlinnk IMwIn GlbbA. Hoy's Mother Klrst GradoSummer Now Hat Come Among Us

Chorus, Upper Grades)The City of Refuse .... I.oma .larrtttNursery UhymcH .,

Girls of Upper Ginde:iHow Ho Saved St. .Michael's

Mary1 Holtwireless Telegraph

Alexander AndersonViolin Solo lllumeilled

Eaton Magoou, Mai Ilia McChch-uo-

Acrompaidst.King's Guard Drill

.Hoys Sixth and Seventh GradesPresentation of Diplomas.

Tho following are thu members oftho graduating class of ISOS.

William l'ntterhon Alexander, Hob-er- t

Alexander Andeisou, Normal Jald-cinn- r

Auileiscn, ltobert Edward. Ask-ew, Edith l.ols llaliluln, Wray Uiw-renc- o

nergstrom, Harry I'ranclsMarlon Kllznbeth Drown,

Marlon Mnude Cliiipln. Theodoiu Ath-crto- u

Cooke, Lucy Mlrl.im Imnonil,William Closson Emory, MargaretStewart Forrest, Hazel Gear, EdwinHuteheon Glbb. Ralph Illckuell Hal-ru-

Gcorga Arthur lleen, HnndolphHoward Hitchcock, Hermann Vnhlc-ma- r

von Holt. Mary Elizabeth vonHolt, Charles Henry Hustacc, I.omaHooleln Jarrott, Hurohl LivingstonKerr. Mary Gortrudo Knight, JullnYin Lan Lee, Rutli Dorothea l.ludley,Albert Kalunlidiimoku Lucas, Rajmond Philip Lucas, Alfred Magoou,Harry Eaton Mngoon, Mary CatherineMagoon, Martha Loidsu .McChesnoy,Ruth Florence McChesnoy, JackTroup Molr, Katherlno Mary I'uaolaItndwny, Curollno Helen lllpley, Ileiliert Cornelius Shlpmau, Archlbahl Mis-pa-

Sinclair, Alan Ambros Webster,Tang Leong Wong.

The graduates presented tliQ schoolwith a tnblo and two chairs for thuchupel. Tho presentation madoby Haudolph Hitchcock.

MAUI

(Special to thu Ilullutln)Walluku. Maul, Juno Governor

W. F. Frear, Secretary of Interior,Garfield and party an bed ut lianaper Clnudlno fiom Hllo Tuesdayinornlng. All excepting W. G. Smithand Thayer, who lemalned on thosteamer, left liana ut 0 o'clock In themorning, passing thiough tho rubberdistrict of Nahlku dining tho foie-noo-

I)y 9 o'clock that night theparty weie, nt Idlewlld on their way ttHaloukaln crater, and this roronooutlley ue on their wav down to Mukn-wa- o

on their way to l'uuneiio Milt andWalluku expecting to bo at the- countyseat nt 1:30 p. m. An Informal rccep,tlon will bo held for Secretary Garfield nnd pnrt at the old WnllukuCourt IIoiiho us soon as the parly gelInto Wallukil. JiiiIko A N KepolknlIn In cbargo of tho reception,

fil WAN T S

TkSljW Om, V neB : a Word gT a y

$g-Hearin- g

Inflarmnitlon.

nutoson liayelieentnmbk'il

of nil lLiiilawnit;iits,inllniniiiiitioii,ulw!rn-courtes- y

all irreijularities,on

PREPARATORY

wm

of

was

GARFIELD!

24.

More proof tlint T.ytlla K. Pink'liiiiiiNAcsctiibloCiHiiiioiiiulau vc!vtoiimu from Mirirleul operations,

Mrs. S. A. Williams, of Gardiner,Maine, writes: I

" I was a great sufferer from female I

troubles,.. and Lydla II. I'lnkham's...Vegc- -

Pmnnill.Hil W..D...VA.I mA lll.nl, I.

in three months, "after my physician

that an operation was neecary to savomy life. Lydla 15. 1'lukham'a VegetableCompound entirely cured mo withoutnu operniion.'FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thirty years Ldia li. 1'ink-ham- 's

Vegetable) Compound, niiitlofrom roots anil herbs, 1ms Ihioii thoEtnmlaril luiueiij lor lvmnio ins,

" """ "" m"J ....- - 'tlon,tll77jncfl,ariionoiiH prostration.Why don't you try it?

Mm, l'liiKliuni Invites nit nickwomen to write lier for utlvlcc.8li linn untried thoifiiiKlN toliealtlt. Add rets, Lynn, Jlass.

Muumuu Sale andPoi Lunch

AT HAALELEA LAWNON SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1008,

BEGINS AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON.Muumuus of all colors, ancient and

modern styles, arc the coming substi-tute for Kimonos.

Admission, 25c. Lunch, 50c. Tickets at the gate.

ART THEATREHOTEL STREET

Between Bethel and Fort

MATINEE, 2:30 TO 4 P. M.

EVENINGS, TWO PERFORMANCES7 to 8:30. 8:40 to 10:15;

Moving Pictures

EMPIRE THEATREHOTEL AND BETHEL STREETS.

New Moving PicturesIntroducing Famous Subjects Never

Before Shown Here,

TONIGHT! TONIGHT!ENTIRE CHANGE EVERY MONDAY

TUESDAY and FRIDAY.Admission 10 centsChildren 5 cents

BaseballLEAGUE GROUNDS

SATURDAY, JUNE 271:30 P.M.

KAMS. vs. ST. LOUIS

DIAMOND HEADS vs. PUNS.

Admission 25c.Reserved Seats Grandstand 25c extra

HawaiianMidway

ALAKEA and RICHARDS STS.QUEEN and HALEKAUWILA STS.

Hawaiian Dancing,Wrestling, etc., etc.

SATURDAY EVE, JUNE 20, 1908,

NEW JERSEY MOSQUITO EGGS

on exhibition at the

Orpheum'NEXT to the theater.

The OwlPOPULAR

50CIGAR

M. A. Guust & Go,

- " L. w; -i--: 'ifMMM iww.M.11 am.

WANTED

Advertisements Under this HeadingOne Ctnt Per Word Each Day. No Ad-- j

vertlsementa Inserted for Lets ThanTen Cents,

Hill Clerk and Assistant llookkeepcr. AAddl-es- In own handwriting V. O.

Ilox 4 26, Honolulu. I0:i7-2- t

A furnlxhed cottage from July l.'ith.HobertH," llullctln.

A oung man, between 1G and 2U,

for pormauciit position. Address"O. O. I'.." llullctln. 4000-t- f

furnished house, three or more bed-

rooms, by good tenant. Address"It. D" this office.

llookkeepcr for plantation storo; sal-ary S7.r, per month. Apply "X.,"this ollke. 4031-t- f

Gentleman keeping house desiresgentleman boarder. Address "E."llullctln. 403C-3- t

Chickens, pullets, cockerels, or en- -tiro flocks; will pay cash. Callup Tel. 890, 4029-t- f

Pianist and two ushers. Must boover 17 jcais of age. . Apply ArtTheatre. 4029-t- f

Second-han- d flat-to- p desk; muat boreasonable. Address "I..1.," thisoffice. 39S5-t- t

A second-han- d showcase, about Cx2xlfeet. Address with tirlc "P.." thisoffice. 3951-t- f

A second baud tent, Addrrsn, slatingsize and terms, Tent," Ilullutlnoffice. 4020-t- f

Olcan wiping rots at tho llullctln offlee.

SITUATION WANTED.

Japanese rook, best references, wantsposition. Address Ntshl, llullctln.

4029-t- f

TO LET

Furnished cottage, 250 ft. elevation,lino marine view; piano; modernplumbing; gaHstoe; near enr linonnd only twelve minutes' walkfrom town. Apply "II. A. M.,"Illlllellii otllie 40:tl-t- f

Hoiiro, eight rooms, with moileru con-veniences; pleasant grounds. Inl'unuliou District, convenient to carlinos. Euqulro W. C. Woedon. d

Illdg., or 1. O. Ilox CSS.

Neat vIvriMini cottage, 1907 Youngsheet, near Aiteslau, Electriclights, gas, mosqulto-proof- . VacantJune 30th. Apply to J. fl. Cum-tiling-

1S37, Collego street. If

Lt,rge house on Ilcrotaula St. nextto Queen's Hospital; rent vorycheap. W. W. Chamberlain, JuddBulIdlne- - S8i-t- t

rurnhlied cottage at the beach, op-

posite tho switch near tho bridge.Apply on premises or L. II. Kerr &

'Co. 3961 tf

Six-roo- modern house, electriclights, gas, mosquito proof. In-

quire "t 1337 Pcusucola St.403C-t- f

Furnished cottace nnd houso-kee-

ing rooms. Apply Cottage Orove, '"King Bt. 4018-t- t

FURNISHED ROOMS.

Arlington Hotel, Strictly First-Clan- s

' Itoitins with hot and cold baths.21f. Hotel St. 4020-l-

LOST

Hrnss hub-ca- Itoturnc to Assoclat- -cd Oarage. Itcwurd. 4015-t- t

Auto for Mire

MANUEL REIS. Call up at anytime by telephone any one of thesenumbers: 290, 200, 1097.

WahiawaStrawberries

TreOi Every Morning ntMAY'S

Phone 22.

FOR SALE

Advertisements Under this HeadingOne Cent Per Word Each Day. No Ad- -

vertlsementt Inserted for Lets ThanTen Cents.

vwluaole collection of muuius, Thiscolectloo is the property of thawidow of the late II. W. Ilowen.and Is the result of bis cHort 1lmany years of labor; tboy can n

sovn at the Hawaiian Nowd Co.,

Younc building. 3yil-t- f

Kirs coner lot in Makiki. Curbloa.water, fruit and ornamental tree,and all Improvements, Two mln.utcs walk from cars and I'unanowCollege. Addrtes II. F.. this office.

Cheap Oldsmobllo runabout; first-clas- s

running order. Apply Dr.

W. T. Monsarrat. 4017-,.- f

21 Whlto Leghorn liens nnd roosters.Must reduce stock. Apply 1911King St nr McCully. 4033-t- t

K. Dainwu,

134 Berctania near Fort St.

Telephone 214.

ENGINEERING OFFICE1929 KALAKAUA AVENUE.

CHAS. R. ROEMECHANICAL ENGINEER

DRAFTSMANARCHITECT

ESTIMATORPATENTS Applied For

GENERAL BUSINESS JIAMAND WORKMAN

PATRONAGE S0LICIIFD.

ForiIrs.Winslow'3

Soothing Syraph. 1in o.trt for over rtlXTVYKAlts br MlLt-ION- ol Mother.

H INll, with perfect tuccew. IT

tho UUMS, ALLAYS' all pain,i'tmr.s ivivn cxim. mn 1. thJ3 UitrcmedyforUIAKKIKKA. BoldDy iJruffc:ii in every vn oi moworld, ilo .nro ana ak for Mrs.Wioslow' Sootblnc Syrup.nd tLono oiacr una. as usu a amie.

CnOldudWili-tTiidRMii- ii

F. 8. Naami,Kodak Developing, Printing, En-

larging and Interior Photo- -graphing.

hotel ST. bet. Nuuanu & Bethel

S. 8A1KI,Bamboo Furniture Made to Order

Picture Framing a Specialty.563 S. BERETANIA 6T.

TELEPHONE 497.

BAMBOO FURNITUREOf All Kinds And Description! At

Reasonable Prices.SEE OUR DISPLAY.

S. TATANI,Emma St. pear Beretania

PAINTING, PAPERHANQINQ ,ANDTINTING.

General Jobbing A Specialty.

Dealers in Wall Pacer. Paints. Oils.Eto. P. 0. Box 914. 221 No. KingSt., opp. Aala Park. W. B, Kain, mgr.

APRONSo AT o

Woman's ExchangeHOTEL STREET NEAR FORT

THE CHOICEST STEAKS

TIJE FINEST CUTLETS

Tamales, Enchiladas, Spare Ribs.

THE MANHATTAN CAFE

Fort near Hotel. ,proceis. to

BULLETIN AD8. PAY --M 25? e; retanla St. Phone 1491. BULLETIN ADS. PAY Fine Job Pilntlng at the Bulletin.

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faj'''8,y''y',i ''gt'S,yj .i"w-y- ' yin im imtftpmrntj-rr- ruittiyuiiiium n. iiyiiuuuuuuaTrti-g- i nqivnun l .vlMMr.j-:- i, jii,i.p. 'tapfH" "",','" M"w "4"-,V'-'fcW'M- V" '' I. ' . -- . -

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I . ' A t

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SWani"" ii i'ii

E. 0, HALL

It Is!

THE " BOUCHER"

ADJUSTABLE

SHAVING GLASS

WILD BERRIES

Poha, Ohelo and RaspberriesDELICIOUS BERRIES OF HAW AH

Made with pure Hawaiian sugar, on sale at all Grocersand at ,

JAM FACTORY,184 HOTEL STREET.

PhotographicINSTRUCTION TEXT

By OEO. H. PARTRIDGE, INSTRUCTOR IN PHOTOGRA-PHY, Lewis Inst.

There's not a question or situation that can confrontthe Photographer that is not fully treated in this book.

Formulas, rules, and methods comprehensively dealtwith in small space and in clear, concise language.

Illustrated with designs, figures, and drawings.

Price $1.00, at the

Honolulu Photo Supply Co.," Everything Photographic "

No Room or BathRoom is without a

It is it neat andarticle for Gen-er-

Toilet use. It livesright up to the word

Take a glass homeand try it anil if it dofS notplease you we will take itback,

Fort St. near Hotel.

r - xr -- t t.xramm'mmj

to

St.YOUNG

Selling-- Electricitylet us figure on wiring your house. The initial

cost is soon absorbed and when the comfort andcase using

is taken into For reasons of economy, util-ity and general is ideal for bothlight

f

Electric power reduces labor, space andWe would like to figure on your

power needs. This IS OUR

Pottle's Stock

Remedies

Hollister Drug Co. and

Benson, & Co.,

Here

Dressingcomplete

"BOUCHER."

convenientShaving and

"Adjus-table.''

& SON, LTD.

feGylVn?

Has MovedOREGON BLOCK,

152 HotelOPPOSITE HOTEL

forgottenacquired through Electricity

For Lightconsideration.

adaptability electricity

And Powereconomizes

accelerates production.BUSINESS.

Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.,

SmithLIMITED

keep .a fresh supply of these Celebrated Medicines always on .hand.No matter what the ailment, Pottic prepares a remedy for it. Ask

j for it, and insist on getting it.I One of the best-know- n preventives to disease and a great incent- -

ive to health, is

i: Pottle's Physic BallsIt cleanses the stomach of old, ureless matter, which keeps your hone

out of sorts, and predisposes him to prevalent diseases. ,TELEPHONE 1189. POTTIE & SONS HONOLULU

J.LAND0

Baseball Bulletin's Page Of RacingBoxing Q D f P TQ WrestlingBoating U I V V 1 & Rowing

EDITED BY FREDERICK B. MOORE

Riversider Sees Kilo

Basebalh'Hilo

Team Wins

(Special tii tlio l)u I lot In)llllo, H.iwall, June 25. IlcrnmJ

II. Kctckollu, known an the "Hoy Or- -

utor," the "HnRcball MnRimtc," thePolitician," WsltcU llllo last Satut- -

day morning, nrrlvlnR nt 7:30 on tlioMnun.i Ken with the Atkinson party.Ho left llllo at 2 p. m. for the Volcano lloiifc nml arrived nt the craterof Kllnuca at 8 v in. lie said thosight was be.iutlfiil, the lire movingto and fro and Bpoiitlns lit lntcnals.lie lcturned to llllo on Sunday morn-ing ahd left on tho Claiidlne, meet-

ing the excursion pary lit Nnpoopoo,

South Kona."llllo Is a swell little town," ho

tnld. He was a spectntor at tho Ilirc-bn- ll

game nlajcd nt the MoohcauPark Sunday.

The first game was plnjed betweenthe II. A. C.'s nnd the Nnnlwas, theicsult being that the It. A. C.'s de-

feated the Nanlwas by the close scoreof 3 to 2. Tho Japanese plajcd u

ery Hue game, hut they could notwithstand the constant hammeringof tho II. A. C.'s, captained by Mr.Vnsco, one of tho star plnjem In llllo.

When the second game Blurted, be-

tween the two leading teams, theMouheaits nnd the Ililos, the grandBtand nnd blccchcrs were crowdedand the field was lined with people.Men' women, and girls were out Inforce to loot for their favorlto team,and the Moohcnus wcie backed bythe crowd,

N'lno times tlio Moohcaus had play-

ed nnd nine times hao th'ey won.with the Hlloi a close second. Thisgame was to bo the best that llllocould lionet. The lllloltcs had Im-- )

potted u now pitcher. Jack Wllllami,a southpaw. Kverjbody was In a

illgh stato of excitement when theMoohuaus went to bat. In the first1Inplng the Moohcaus caught an egg.Tho lllloltcs started, to make troubleright away In the (list inning, scor-

ing three runs nmld the applause oftheir supporters.

Jack Williams was a wonder, nndthe Moohcaus could hnrdly sec hisofferings. At the end of the sevenththe Moohcaus scored their ono man.

The Moohcaus wero defeated bythe score of 3 to 1.

Tho lineup and score of tho becondgame-- were as follows;

Moohcaus Jno. Krcltas, c; AnloncOllvlera, p; Geo. Todd, lb; Charles(Jrcen, 21i; .loo Tnvls, 3b; Sheldon,as; Geo. Dcshn, If; II. Morchead, cf;Ilutlcr, if.

lllloltcs Jno. Kealoha (llnrcfootlllll), c; Jack Williams,, p; Sol Ami-kole- a,

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Manager Willis llritt Is boostingNelson's stock. Willis states thatwhen he left Ilattllng Nelson Sundaytho Dane wns enjoying llfo to tho ut-most limit and would be In tho piop-c- r

mood to start the regular grind oftraining Triday, on which dato hawill move to Joe Millctt's resort.Nelson will leave Mcndenhull Springson Thursday, arriving hero the nextday. llritt says that tho fight fanswho are under the Impression thattho Hustler Is all In physically willbo very much surprised when theysee him Bluipo up. "That Dano trav-'el- a

for houis over the rough roads, and Halls In the mountains lookingfor game without showing tho leasthit of fatigue," said llritt. "Ho hivlmo dizzy chasing him, and I tookcomfort In sfttlng on n stump of atree waiting for him to finish hishunting expeditions. I know It If uhaul matter to try and convinceGans' admirers thut Nelson will gliJJoe tho toughest time of his life onthe Fourth, but as Nelson has jet totake tho count, It can readily bo seenthat tlioDane Is far from being aneasy mark. Gans will hove to knockhim out Inslilo of fifteen rounds towin, for if Nelson sticks that longho'll surely prove too rugged for hisclovor adversary, and for tho llfo ofmo I can't figure where the coloredchampion can lambast lilm Into In-

sensibility in fifteen lounds when hocouldn't do It In foity-tw- o loundswhen ho was two ears jounger."

WOODS afcl Mil.liiss WmidK IcawH Ban Krnnrtxrn

on bis Oi Iciii I ii I trip on the 3litbthe Mongolia.

BOYS FROM CIHIt

mm mmThis afternoon, beginning with

half-pa- 1 o'clock, the snllorB fromthe St. I.onls arc plalng baseballwith the Rapid Transit team. St.John Is tho man picked for tho boxby tho Transit people, In spite of apoor showing he made In a gamesome weeks' ago.

WIN WJJIES RE CM

A letter under date of June tthhas been rciclved byHenry )'., Cooper of tho HawaiianYacht Club from Sir Thomas Upton,In rcgaid to offering n cup for thoTrnns-IMclf- Yncbt ltnce, as fol-

lows:London, II. C, Juno 1, 1008.

Commodore Henry K. Cooper, HawaiiYncbt Club, Honolulu, TH.

Dear Sir; I nm deslicd by SirThomas Upton to acknowledge re-

ceipt of jour kind letter of the Idultimo, and on his behalf to thank. .. tn u.tl.n Uln Tlw.nttia, la tw.l 'juu lll r.ttliv. Jtt iiwiima to nu.qulto clear under whnt conditions itis proposed that tho suggested cupshould be held. His idea wns that ofgiving a Challenge Cup for annualcompetition, and he will bo cry gladto hear whether such n cup would boacceptable and calculated to encour-age the sport of yncbt racing In jourwaters.

Again thanking jou In Sir Thomas'name for jour courtcoui letter, 1 am.

Yours faithfully,JNO. WASltltOOD,

Secretary.

McCrcdlo's wehfoot bunch fiomPortland leads tho Pacific CoastLeague now with n percentage ofS34, against .532 for I.os Angeles,

.471 forSnu I'mnclsco, and .409 lorOakland. Harney Joy says that Port-land oiiRht to win tho Bcrles. "Theybnvo the best bunch, and they oughtto win. out," he sajs. "Those Sealswill notcr win." Ho clinches Ills argument by telling of tho stars thatMcCredlo has with him In the race,for the r pennant.

WesPromoter Jim Coffroth has the fight

gamo nil cinched nt present. Attollmid Mornn will go 24 rounds on La-

bor Dai', having decided tho weightsand length of tlio light by a toss ofn coin. P.ipko has agreed to boxKctchcl, and Coffioth has an optionon the berWccH of Jack O'Brien.

n n nThe Kalanlnnaole ll.iscball League

mods this evening at 7:30 o'clock nttho lesldenco of A. K. Vlcrra. Anelection of officers Is' to be held.

n n nJack Scully, tho holng promoter,

left for tho Coast J'csterday on thuAlameda.

itPrinceton recently won fiom Yale

In a sensational ball gamo.

Joy and Fernandez Are

Rivals For Honors

At Bat

An the flist scrlcH of the big Iraguogames drnwt- - (o a close, It becomesmoro iipparont that llnrney Joy anilI'ddle Fernandez nro tho best of thelocal batters. Though s and Kinhnvo shoiio iih thu homo run Kellers,Harney mid lMille nro (ho high menon tho list. Doth ucrngu oor iUO.

nnd as Fernandez has plajcd one moregame than Joy, it Is not fair to nsslgncither thu first place, though Harney'snverngo In still a little to tho gooiL

Olmos had a famous icrago untillast HMttrdaj', when ho (dumped, lie-lu-g

do tlmcH to hat without n hit. AsIt Is, ho stands near tho top.

Harry Ilruns is doing famously withthe stick; Ho has batted In but sixgames, but has ntcraged .428 In thattlnie.

Tho 'Jen els still hnvo the largesthiinrh of consistent hitters, thoughtome of the men who have plajcd butn g.imo or two, and who will notcount in figuring n cranes, have hittho hall on tho nose.

Men playing In ecven or nunogames and averaging ,2!0 or ner lire:

Games. Pet..loj', Saints 7 .11(1

Fernandez. K., D. II 8 .413Louis, I). II 8 ,3:7Lemon, Knms 8 .290Olmos, D. II 8 .2S.ri:crs, D. II 8 .270Hnmaiiku, Kams 7 .272Hnmpton, Puns 7 .250

A number of men who hno. plajcdin a fewer number of games lmohigh averages.

wiui (oh misTho following Is the text of tho

letter received by Ilcrt Ilowcr fromComlsko.v, setting forth reasons whyFernandez should have been calledout on doubling back from first baeoalong tho lino townid homo plata:"Mr. Ilcrt Itojver, Umpire Honolulu

II. II. League. Honolulu, T. II."Dear Sir: Yours of May 27th to

hand and will stuto In reply that de-

cisions nndo by umpires that arc notcovered by laws require that n per-

son bco tho play como off, before hocan very woll tell whether tho um-

pire is right or wrong In his decision;but it has always been tho custom ofumpires In this country, when n play-

er comes up as did jours, that Imme-

diately after tho first basoninn startsin toward tho runner nnd the runnerretreats toward tho homo base, tho.ii nip I ro will then call b, "You nroout." His reason for calling out thohntsmnn, who then becomes n r,

Is that ho dolajs the game,and It Is under that ruling that thodecision Is niado.

"Hnplng thnt I hnvo made my an-

swer clear enough to you and that I

may hear from jou ngaln as to wlmtJ nil think of tho Wlilto Sox comingIn Honolulu In tho spring, and nx totho best people to correspond withthere in regard to tho Mmc, I remain,

"Yours very trulj',"CHAULES A. COMISKKY."

SPORTFOR THE MULTITUDE. TWO BIO DAYS OF SOLID ENJOYMENT INHIL0. H00LULU PARK, JULY 3 AND 4, 1908.

JULY 3RD

1. PRELIMINARY ROPING CONTEST. First Prize $150.00.Second Prize $60.00. Third Prize $25.00. Entrance fee $5.00. Thefour men who make the best time on July 3d will be entitled to twobullocks each on July 4th. Average time will be taken on the threebullocks roped by each man.

2. FREE-FOR-AL- L RACE, Seven-eighth- s Mile Purse $200.003. COWBOY RELAY RACE Prize $25.004. HAWAIIAN-BRE- RACE, One Mile Purse $500.005. PIO ROPING CONTEST Prize, Pig6. JAPANESE STAKE RACE7. HAWAIIAN-BRE- RACE, Three-cighth- s Mile Purse $150.00

JULY 4TH1. FREE-FOR-AL- L RACE, Five-eight- Mile Purse $200.002. FINALS OF ROPING CONTEST. FIRST HALF.3. HAWAIIAN-BRE- RACE, Three-fourth- s Mile Purse $200.004. FINALS OF ROPING CONTEST. SECOND HALF.5. FREE-FOR-AL- L MERCHANTS' STAKE, 1 Miles.. Purse $500.6, BUCKING CONTEST, Entrance fee $2 , Prize $50.007. JAPANESE RACE, One Mile ". Purse $50.003, MAIDEN RACE, HAWAIIAN BRED, Half Mile Purse $100.009. WILD STEER RIDING Prize $25.00.10. NAMED HORSES PHILLIP, DEFENDER, MURPHY. Any Ha-

waiian Bred with catch weights. Three-eighth- s Mile. Purse $150.0011. FREE-FOR-AL- L RACE, Three-fourth- s Mile Purse $225.0012. LUNA RACE Purse $50.00 and 10 0f Entrance Fee.

Plantation Lunas only, Each man rides his own horse at 175 lbs.weight.

13. BUCKING RACE prize $25.00

The management expects to arrange for a game of Baseball on July3rd and a game of Football on July 4th, in tin forenoon.

In nil running racs four to enter, three to stmt. 10 entrnncc feeEntries to close June 25th.WILD WEST entries to close July 2nd at 8 P. M.

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