Intelligent,. Progressive Newspaper STEAMERS ARTHUR P. WARDELL WOULD NOTIFY HIS WIFE OK DIVORCE SUIT BY PUBLICATION.

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1 TELEPHONE 365 STAR Busness Offce The Star s An ntellgent,. Progressve Newspaper SECOND EDTON VOL. XV. HONOLULU, HAWA, TUESDAY, MAY 4, 909. No V X., n THE Lured To Oa n Search Of LADY GUEST AT YOUNG HOTEL, WHO CLAMS AUSTRALAN OUT LAWS BURED FFTY THOUS ENGLSH SOVEREGNS NEAR HONOLULU TWENTY YEARS AGO, BRNGS NEW YORK FNAN CERS TO HELP DG MAGNARY FORTUNE BUBBLE BURSTS. Phantom gold has stll suffcent charm to brng persons wth a passon for easy rches far from Overseas and even hustlng Honolulu s today the playground of the sprtes of glded chance who. have successfully beckoned from as far away as New York men and women to come to dg n romantc Kallhl for kegs of golden con that were never planted there. About the story there s the mystery of a womans wt and the old, old proposton of wser men remanng mum when they have dscovered that they are fooled and foled Ṙecently there came to Honolulu a tall, mddleage d young lady, accom. paned by a woman doctor and two "fnancers," father and son, who at once regstered and put up at the Alexander Young Hotel. Ostensbly, the men had conc to engage n a lttle busness n connecton wth New York real estate. They had all met, naturally enough, back east, and the tall lady had related much of the charms of Honolulu whero she had lved for many years and where she had lost one husband. Whether she was fnancally llxcd so that she could return to Hawa, where she longed to agan make her home, on her own resources, or whether she saw a grand opportunty to get back to tho Paradse of the Pacfc at the expense of her eastern frends, wth, perhaps, a few cash on the sde to warrant resdence at the Young Hotel, are matters whch may bo gone nto deeper as tme goes on, but concernng whch, t s perhaps more chartable not to nqure too closely Just now. Be these thngs as, they may, t was a hopeful party that regstered at the Young Hotel a few weeks ago. Tho tall lady had agreed to pont out whero there were burled, near the cty of Honolulu, certan hnt kegs contanng ffty thousand golden Englsh soveregns, a pretty lttle fortune of $250,000, a quarter of a mllon dollars. But when t came to the tall ladys part of the program, to pont out the exact spot where the treasure was hdde n, she was not there wth thu map as promptly as had been expected. Her drectons were vague and unsatsfactory and as excuse for ths sho wade t known to her companons 0SH5a5B2B5SE2K Your property may be; Dsspated by expensve lawsuts; Scattered by gnorant admnstrators; Allowed to reman unproductve. Your famly may be; Helpless n tho hands of "frends," credtors, or enemes. Remember you choose your Executor. Tho Law chooses your Admnstrator, f you, dlo wthout a wll. Wo havo learned how. to protect your ntorests, petfectly. AVould you know how? SMk r s $ m Hawaan Trust f L that, where u matter of $250,000 was concerned, her reward should be assured. Promses were made that f the gold was forthcomng she would receve her share. Her excuse met by ths state of affars, tho tall lady took refuge n the clam that she was n fact enttled to the greater proporton of that whch should be dscovered. Meanwhle at least one member of the party, the lady doctor, became dsgusted and packed up her thngs and left Honolulu. Then, the story goes, the men, actng on tho tall ladys drectons, rented a cottage n Kalh, on whch prem ses the con was alleged to have been bured, and by day and nght there were the sounds of pcks and shovels. But, and not so "strange to relate, there was never a gltter of gold. Now ths gold was supposed to have been burled here by Bloom and Douglas, a couple of Australan adventurersbout twenty years ago. Bloom and Douglas came here u the schooneryacht, as they called her, Beagle. One report had t at the tme, probably tho report they themselves choso to publsh, that they had been pad a large sum of money to get out of Australa and so fal to be wtnesses n a case n court whch nvolved several fortunes. Another report, more generally accepted, was that they had robbed a bank n Australa. n any ovent, there came to Brtsh Commssoner Wodchouse an offcal communcaton from Australa whch sought to have Bloom and Dotgla3 returned to Australa, but such efforts faled through techncalty or otherwse. Whle here Bloom and Douglas spent money lke drunken salors. at Abra m They made ther headquarters Fernandez" place on Kng street and receved lke prnces. There were feasts and luaus and dances and nether Bloom nor Douglas ever had less.than a golden soveregn n change. They freely told of the rches they had, more than ffty thousand pounds, and appeared not to worry about the future. They purchased expensve furnshngs for tho Kng street houso at whch they made ther headquarters and they pad ther blls before they got out of town, probably gong wth ther lttle Englsh gunboat, for she had been a gnboa t. (Contnued on Page Fve.) EX HLONAN 8000 Pars! Over SHOES For Men NOW SHOWNG ALL STYLES ( OL tl o Street. M.n, UA STREET. mshsksbhhsflthhhh JAPANES FO STEAMERS BMfK R SOUTH AMERCA S Dl AMERCA MARU, DUE FROM ORENT TOMBORROW WLL, START NEW SERVCE OF TOYO KSEN KA SUA HONGKONG MArU THE MANSHU MARU WLL FOLLOW VESSELS WLL CALL AT SALNA CRUZ, AS WELL AS SOUTH AMERCAN PORT ON SCHEDULE. P The Amerca Maru, the frst steamer of the Toyo Ksen (Kashas new servto Mexcan and South Amercan ports, should arrve n ths cty tomorrow. She started from Hongkong on Aprl and has made stops to pck up freght and emgrants from Japan at Mo, Kobe ad Yokohama. rom ths cty she sals for Manzanllo, then stoppng at Satna Cruz. From there she takes n South Amercuh ports runnng to Callao, quque and Valparaso. From the last named cty she goes to Coronel and then returns to Valparaso, whence she starts her return trp to Japan and Chna va ths cty on June 9. She s due back n ths cty, after makng the same stops that she dd on the outward trp, on July 27. Tho Amerca Maru s the frst steamer of the three whch wll make the regular South Amercan run, tho other GOODSZE D DEPUTATON OF HON OLULU SHRNERS, WLL ATTEND THE ANNUAL CONCLAVE N T HE METROPOLS OF OLD KEN TUCKY SHOWER OF SOUVENRS TO RALL ARCHVST LYDECK ER WLL VST CONGRESSON AL LBRARY FOR PONTS. "We are gong to boom Hawa up n great shape," R. C. Lydecker exclamed n talkng about hs ntended departure for Lousvlle, Ky., as one of the delegates of Aloha Temple to the Mystc Shrne Conclave. Ths s a safe boast to make n vew of the fact that Jm McCandless, for a thrd or fourth tme, s gong to be one of the bunch. The splendd work he dd at Mnneapols last year s not forgotten. Those delegated to tho mystcal powwow ths year, to be held at Loulsvlllo from June 7 to 0 nclusve, are: J. S. McCandless, R. C. Lydecker, Roscoo Perkns, Dr. A. G. Hodglns (now on tho manland!), Lester Petrle, ho wll Maor Thomas E. Wall, and Charles T. Murray. They O wll have a cargo o Hawaan Sugar Crops twobeug the Hongkong Maru and the Manshu Maru. They wll sal from ly Hongkong on a schedule, takng a lttle over four months for tho round trp. The Hongkong and Amerca.Marus are well known n ths cty havng recentl" been replaced by the Chyo and Tehyo Marus?. The Manshu Maru s fve hundred tons smaller than the Amerca Maru and of the same general type, bong a twn screw steamer whch has been used n the trnde between Japan and Australa. The next Toyo. Ksen Kasha vessel on tho South Amercan run to arrve here wll be the Hongkong Maru, whch s due on June 23 and s followed by the Manshu Maru on July 30. Ths wll mean that after the schedule s n runnng order the cty of Honolulu wll be vsted by one of the vessels ot ths lne about oce every three weeks. souvenrs for tho men and tho women nt Lousvlle. The chef artcle for tho Shrluers wll bo a cocoanut basket, wth "Aloha Temple, Honolulu, T. H." hurulpalnte d upon t. There wll bo bales of llma les for the lades. Mr. Lydecker wll also vst New York and Washngton. Ho has somo prvate busness to do n the commercal captal and ntends to gather useful ponts n the natonal captal for handlng the Terrtoral archves. For tho latter purpose ho wll study the workng methods of tho Congressonal Lbrary! Whle n New York, too, look nto tho publc lbrary of that cty. Ho wll return by way or AlnskaYultonPaclf Seattle to take n the lc Exposton. That Exceed Estmates CgtJogoenpMJdn ARTHUR P. WARDELL WOULD NOTFY HS WFE OK DVORCE SUT BY PUBLCATON. An oral rulng was delvered by the Supreme Court ths mornng denyng the petton of plantff for rehearng of Blerce vs. Watcrhouse. LOST HS WFE. A. S. Humphreys for plantfff has fled a moton for notce to defendant by publcaton n the dvorce sut of Arthur P. Wardell vs. Nna P. Wardell. n hs affdavt plantff says hs wfe, wthout hs knowledge or consent, left ths terrtory on or about February S, 90S, and letters addressed to her have been returned from San Francsco and San Jose, endorsed to show that ad dressee could not be found. They wore marred at San Francsco on June 5, soa. Kattle Alloc was granted a dvorce aganst Harry Ahoe by Judge Robnson for deserton and falluro to provde. Anne E. Brown, executrx ot the wll of Joshua K. Brown, had her accounts approved and dscharge granted by Judge Robnson. ST OF EXHBT Hull ES Loyd Chllds, conmssocr for the Hawa exhbt at Seattle, wll leave n the Alunedu tomorrow, takng some of the collectons wth hm. He wll be accompaned by Normal nspector Charles E. Kng n charge of the school exhbt. Eght or ten Hawaan grls wll follow Mr. Chlds n tho Alameda on the 2Gth nst. The balance of tn Hawa exhbt wll bo forwarded n tho transport Dx, expected hero about May 20. t wll nclude an expermental shpment of lve fsh n charge of Frederck A. Potter, superntendent of the Aquarum. SH00G PAY There was a bg bhoot at Fort Shat ter yesterday whch resulted n Leutenant Wrghtsou and three prvates qualfyng wth honors. For the sharpshootng prvates ths means that they wll each hereafter receve lve dollars per month moro than they aro now recevng. Jack BergsLrm, pano tuner former ly wth Borgstrom Musc Co. Tele phone 58. P. O. Box 40. WASH MATERALS SALE. To mako room for now goods, tho N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co. s offerng sweepng reductons n wash materals. TENGU JAPAN RCE. Tho Tengo Japnn Rce, a drect m port from tho felds of Japan whch K. Yamamoto of Hotel street has recolved. s consdered tho best rlco n Japan. Mr. K. Yamamoto s startng a rce mll here and expects a largo trade. COMBNATON MEALS The combnantlon broakfast, rccent x. Jutroduced at tho Young Cafe, has proved as popular as ther combnaton lunch and dnner. Threo plantatons, all of whch wll plantaton s lookng very well. overrun the estmates mado by ther "Tho crop on tho Maul Agrcultural RELEF FROM RHEUMATC PANS. property should run ns hgh as Tho great pan relevng power ot 28,000, managers, are reported by Alexander & whch wll be 5,000 tons moro Chamberlans than Pan Balm s clearly Baldwn of ths cty. Hawaan Commercal, Makawev and Maul Agrcul of 25,500 tons by 2,5)0 tons. Ths s last year and wll exceed tho estmato shown n cases of scatca and nflam matory rheumatsm, both of whch aro tural are tno ones mentoned. n duo manly to Jeavlor cane, as oxtromoly regards panful, but ono applcaton speakng of ths wheu ntervewed by the estmated excess, and to a larger ot ths lnment gves relef and onaulcs a Star reporter ths afternoon, J. P. acreage as regards the excess ovor tho tho sufferer to sleep, whch n many Cooko, of tho frm of Alexander & provlous crop. nstances ho has not been ablo to do Baldwn, mado tho followng statement: fno excess and wo expect to havo a Makawcl s also gong to show a for several days. For sale by all deal crs, Benson, Smth & Co., agents for "Wo expect from tho showng whch total crop of 2,000 tons as aganst tho Hawa. has been mado up to ths tmo that estmato of 22,500. On ths plantaton tho Hawaan Commercal crop wll tho cano s not ns hcav? as was expected but tho uces aro so good that ney Bald: and Walalua ths afternoon Mr. Ten run up to about Dl.OdO tons for tho present (tho season. Ths wll bo about defcent weght s noro than "Ewa wll yeld 32,500 tons ot su gar,000 tons over tho estmato though mado up for. All tho condtons aro ths year. Tho ostlmate mndo orgnally. on ths plantaton was 30, about 5,000 tons short of tho crop good for and wo aro gettng off tho crop 000. n rogard to Walalua, do not last season. t.ncludes tho Klbel faster thnn wo oxpected. earo to mako any change n tho est crop, of course. Tho excess over tho Ewn Plantaton wll run over ts estmato by 2,500 tons, accordng to a Walalua was also 30,000 tons.. mate nt present. Tho estmato for estmate, s accounted for by unusually statement mado by E. D, Tenrby, of Egoacane, uce,rerytapg, onuo yewa ADANA (Assocated Press Cable RECORD to The Star.") ADANA, May 4. The massacres by fanatcs stll contnue and t s now estmated that 33,oon nave Been slaughtered and the same number are homeless as the result of the dsturbances. JAPANESE KLLED, H0MELE OFFCERS SEE SAN FRANCSCO SAN FRANCSCO, May. The ofllcers of the Japanese crusers Aso and Sayo wero today shown the cty, beng escorted n automobles around to tho varous ponts of partcular nterest. They were tendered a luncheon at the Presdo. g SHAH GVES HS PEOPLE SUFFRAGE LONDON. May 4. t s reported here that the Shah of Persa has summoned a natonal assembly and ordered a gene al electon tofbeuheld. D0LLVER TALKS FOR REDUCED TARFF WASHNGTON, D. C, May. Dollver of owa made a strong speech n the Senate today, advocatng red Hon n tho proposed tarff. LLCT SEAra N T0 STKA, Alaska, May 4. A Japanese salng schooner and her crew of thrty men havo been sezed by a U. S. revenue cutter for volaton of the nternatonal seal fsheres law. STARD OL CUTS FUEL PRCE PTTSBURG. Pa.. May 4. Tln S tnmnn" nl nnmnv UQ lno r wulljuj U tuuullu nm..mf a reducton of fve cents per barrel on crude ol. CAMPBELL GONG AWAY. Mnrston Campbell, Superntendent of Publc AVorks,.Commssoner of Publc Lands and Surveyor, leaves n the Korea ths afternoon for Washngton. 23. Ho expects to return on Juno Fne Job Prntng, tftar Offce, Absolutely Pure Tho only bakng powtfop mado wth Royal Grapo Cream of Tartar See the Duck? M Tho duck s wearng shoos..h Why does she wear them? S Becauso sho s proud ot them, my. Jsl chld. They aro cool and pretty and vls easy to wear. Fno custom made WHTE BUCKSKN OXFORDS 0SES Ml (!0 LMTED 05 Fort Street; Phono t JHB K

2 two THE HAWAAN STAt. TUESDAY, MAY 4, 909. leeane Steamshp Gompan LEAVES. F. ARRVE HON. LEAVE HON. ARRVE S. F. APR. 24 APR. 30 MAT 5 MAY fl TDES, SUN MOON. MAY 5... MAY 2 26 JU"U Full Moon May 5th at :20 a. m. MAY JUNE 5... JUNE JUNE 6 JUNE 22 JUNE JULY 2 JULY 7 JUL,5t 3 " JULY 7.JULY JULY Aua 23 2S 3 a.ob Aua 7 AUG. 3 AUG. 8 auu. CTOTrP f) a AUG. 28 SEPT. 3 SEPT. 8 "m" " SEPT. 8. SRPT. 24 SEPT. 29 0CT 5 P. M. t. A. M.A. M, Rates Honolulu to San Fran crsco. Frst Class,?C5; from Kouna Trp, 3 3:05.6 2:8 8:2, 9:.r 5:26 6:27 0; Famly Rooms, extra. FOR PARTCULARS, APPLY TO W. G. rwn & Co., Ltd AQENT8 FOR THE OCEANC STEAMSHP CO. CanadanAustral an Royal Ma! Steamshp Go Tmes ol tne tfle are UKen from the D: S. Coast and Geodetc Survey ta bles. The tdes at Kahulul and ho occur about onn hour earler than at.hnvn mnnlnff the CANADAN Honolulu. Honolulu standard otesnqra uuuu nn u n connecton wth tme s luu...!r., nawav r.nmpany hptween Vancouver, B. C, ana syancy,, ln noura 30 mnutes slower than Green nnd calllm? at B. Honolulu Brsbane, Q. u w.. Vctora, C, and wlch tlme beng tnat 0t the merdan FOn AUSTRALA. VANCOUVER. degrees FOR ol 57 au FJ m.nues. ne ukh MTlAMA MAY 28 MAKURA ""0". h a f rppnwrn r r MAKURA JUNE 25 AOHAHU nn an ma no JLra tar loca: " tme tor the whole group. CALLNG AT SUVA. ON BOTH UP DOWN VOYAGES. FJ. Theo. H Dave8 & Co., Ltd., Genl Agents U5ws?3?s Amercan Hawaan Steamshp Company Fom Hew York to Honolulu Weekly Salngs la Tehuantepec etrelght receved at all tmes at the Companys wharf, 4st Street, South urookyn. ran FRAN. HONOLULU. FROM SEATTLE TACOMA TO from TO PLEADES TO SAL JUNE 4 B"ralht receved at Companys wharf, TEXAN TO SAL MAY 3 Greenwch Street. VRGNAN TO. SAL MAY 27 THOU HONOLULU TO SAN.FRAN H. HACKf ELD & CO., LTD., CSCO Agents, Honolulu PLEADES TO SAL MAY 3 C. P. Morse, General Freght Agent Pacfc Mal Steamshp Co. t s stated that unless the subsdy gven the CanadanAustrala n lne by the Australan government s renewed, Toyo Ksen Kasha S. S. Co. (NCOMNG.) the Marama, Maktra and Aorang wll be From Yokohama, Nppon taken off the run between Vancouver and Sydney. nstructons have Maru. tnvn pntnnnttnb trhl r.all at 3 HONOLULU nf ha and leave ths port!. From San Francsco, been on or about the dates mentoned below: Columban, gven tle branch offces not to May 7. accept bookngs beyond July and up o ARRVE HONOLULU FROM S. F. LEAVE HONOLULU FOR S. F. (Outgong.) that tme the teaners wll be handled MONGOLA MAY NPPON MARU MAY 5 to complete freght contracts For San Francsco, and to Alameda, May 5. TENYO MARU MAY 20 SBERA MAY 25 carry passengers Fo who have secured re San Francsco, Korea, today, 5 KOREA MAY 27 CHNA JUNE p. m. turn tckets. NB?PON MARU JUNE 8 MANCHURA JUNE S For Yokohama, Mongola, May. SBERA JUNE 6 CHYO MARU JUNE 2 Last year was an unfavorable one For Colones, Aorang, May. CHNA JUNE 24 ASA JUNE 25 for the shppng trade of Copenhagen U. S. A. TRANSPORTS. MANCHURA JUNE 30 MONGOLA JULY 6 n the salngsh p trafllc there was Sherman at tfe. a S. F. OHTYO MARU JULY 6 TENYO MARU JULY 0 fallng off of,095 shps and 73,0( Crook at S. F. ASA JULY 7 KOREA JULY 20 tons, but, on the other Sherdan at San Francsco. MONGOLA JULY 28 NPPON MARU JULY 3 steamshp traffc was greater "by Dlx saled from Nagasak, Aprl 2G. TENYO MARU AUG. 3 SBERA AUG. 7 vessels and 30,000 tons. The total de Buford, at S. F. KOREA AUG. CHNA AUG. 7 crease n last years trale, therefore, Logan saled from Nagasak Aprl 2. was,00 vessels and 37,000 tons, or Burnslde, at Puget Sound. 0.9 per cent of the regster tonnage. Thomas saled for Manla Apr.. The prncpal cause of ths fallng off FOR FURTHER NFORMATON APPLY TO s the gradual avodance of the port bv DEPARTED small salng vessels At the com CO. LT Monday, May 3. mencement of ths ẏear 70 steamers C. S. S. Aorang,.for Colones of, altogether, 7,50 regster tons 5:30 p. m. were lad up n the harbor. Schr. Ada, for Koolau, 7:30 p. m. flatson NAVGATON COMPANY Tuesday,.May 4. Stmr. Mauna Kca, Freeman, for Ha wa, noon. Schedule S. S. HLONAN n the drect servce between San Francsco Stmr. Klnau, Gregory, and Honolulu. for Kaua, 5 p. m. Unon; Arrve Honolulu. Leave Honolulu. Pacfc Stmr. Mkahala, Pltz, for Ahukn a 8. HLONAN MAY 2TH MAY 8TH and Kaua norts. G n. m. 8. B. HLONAN JUNE 9TH JUNE 5TH P. m S. S. Ko lea. Saldlorr. fnr Snn F ranclsco, 5 p. m. UN ON 26 KNG Castle PAG FG TRANSFER CO., LTD ST. Gooke Lmted, Agents Per yeara the Stara prntng offce hat been a busy place. We have ganed a reputaton for dong good work at far prlcee and delv rng the Job when promsed. Few prntng offces can make a smlar clam. Wth addton to our plant we are n a better condton than ever to handle commercal prntng, f three Lnotypes are at yeur for book r servce and bref work f you are not a Star MBtemer, send us a tral order; you wnl be pleased wth the result KeC Endless & BAGGAGE, SHPPNG, STORAGE, PACKNG, FURNTURE WOOD, COAL. PANO PHone 58 MOVNG. Star Prntng Offce Buldng, Telephone S85 ooooooooeoo 3:36 4: : A.M. 6:0.9 5:0 0:2? 0:48 5:23 6:29 :00.9 2:50 8: B.Otf Ml 0 3 4S0, 0:CO 6.00 :04 0.6,,5:26 0:2: l:co :5 5:20:28!5:246:l9 $3 Km Sets 4:4 5:5 6:28 Rsen 8:49 9:48 l:54t23 6:Wl?0: 0 $ Shppng n Port ( (Army and Navy). U. S. S. roquos.moses, staton tug. U. S. S. Kuku, Houston, lght house tender. (Merchantmen) Am. bk. Mohcan, Page, S. F. German shp Freda, Logeman, Ham burg. S. S. Alameda, Dowdell, S. F. Schr. W. M. Marston, Hcrsey, S. Bk. Aldeu Besse, Ho. Bkt. Fullerton. Gavota,. Schr. Hclcne, Thompson, Port Lud low. u. m. The Mals (Later Shppng News on Page Fve! DUE WEDNESDAY. S. A. T. Logan, from Manla, a. SUGGESTS Booked to Depart Pel P. M. H S.Wnvon fn. Km TTV... csco, today Mrs. S. C. Baker and sou, teoc3. Mrs. G. T. Cook, Mrs. G. E. Brgham, and Mss Brgham, Mrs G. S. Johnson and son, X. Wheeler. F. L. Washburn and wfe, Mrs. J. H. Meyers, Mrs. Comfort C. C. Robertson, Walter Sachs and wfe, W. Nftwhaus, A... Bolflng, E. Pollltz, Carl Uhlg, Mss Jula C. Emery, Mrs. C. A. Conant, Mrs. A. Detz, E. D. Grlerson, L. D. Krkpatrck and wfe, A. S. Dabe y and wfe, Henry Gennett, Wallace Everson and wfe, E. L. Dow, M. Brasch and wfe. Booked. Three Per O. S. S. Alameda, trans daly, through cars, for San Fran csco, May G Dr. R, C. L. Perkns, frst and second class to all ponts, wfe and two chldren; Mrs. A. L. Lutted, Mrs. P. Gleason, Felko Mss G. r, Reduced rates take effect soon. Wrte Mrs. F. Sackwltz, Mrs. Captan now. J. Parker and three chldren, Mrs. H. Johnson and three chldren, Mss Allen, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. R. Hewtt and daughter, Wn. Schleber, O. P. Poure, Mr. Anthony, Mrs. Meneaugh, Jas. Hay and wfe, Jos. Schwartz, wlfo and two chldren; Mrs. M. Lousson, Mrs. J. C. Smth nnd daughter, Mr. and Ars. Hord, Mss Hord, E. Schultz, Paul Super, Mr. and Mrs. S. Jb Booth Dalbey, Mr. and Mrs. Kllpatrlck,, Mss J. Johnson, B. Honlg, wfe and nfant; J. L. Senor, B. O. Wllams, Judge and Mrs. L. C. Cassdy, Mrs. GENERAL AGENT. fy. S. Poter, Ars. Newhall. Mrs. Mc Aowen nnd daughter, Dr. Hunt, C. A. Bruns E. J, Carey, A. L. Cbanoet,,?, ng R.Grecnwell,. P. Fnye, T. Wall, attend Mr. and Mrs. Boas, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. E. Fcrgusson, W. G. Sachs and wfe, J. Abadle, E. H. Htchcock nnd wfe, M. van Dow, H B. Dow, Mrs. Babbldg e, Mrs. A. O. Stable, Jas. Scott, Mss Reeves Mss Lndsay, Mrs. L. Noonan, J. L. Sturgs, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Kels, M. and Mrs. McKendree, G. Gussefelt, Mss Sfcenhauser, W. F. Ervlng, AV. S. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wlllshle. H. G. Mddledltch, M. A. Slva, Mr. and Mrs M. Brasch, R.. Trt, Mr. J. W. Robson and (laughter, Mr. rnd Mrs. M. Jacob, W. A. Baley. THE LHOK The next mall from San Francsco s due here on Frday by the Amerlca.v Hawaan steamer Columban. The Kralonml.MrcUngs HONOLULU LODGE No. CG, D. P. O. ELKS. Korea carres mall to the today. BEA UTFUL ROCKERS Cho,rs BureaU3 and Furnture of all The Alameda, salng for San Fran clsco tomorrow mornng, carres a full cargo of freght the prncpal tems of whch are; 5,000 Bags of sugar, 7,000 cases of pneapple, 2300 bags of rce and 4,000 bunches of bananas. She wll have a large passenger lst n both cabn and steerage. Artcles of ncorporaton have been fled by the Moore & Scott Shpbuldng Co., a concern wth $300,000 captal, of whch?500 s pad up, the purpose be ng to compete wth the Unon ron Works. Tho Boole plant n Oakland Creek has been acqured. The drec tors are Thomas G. Cantrell, John T. Scott, R. S. Moore, R. M. Sma and Ed wn Schorah. The port of Portland has reected a! bds for the constructon of two tug.? for Columba Rver towage servce. The lowest two bds for the buldng of the tugs for the port of Portland Commsson were: Wlllamette ron Works $09,000 for one tug, $02,000 each for two, and the Crag Shpbuld ng Co., of Long Beach, $04,425 for one and $204,000 for the two. Ralroad No. Montgomery Street, " ham unawmnm Meets n ther hall on Kng Street, near Fort, every Frday evenng. Vst Brothers are cordally nvted to E. A. DOUTHTT, E. R.. C. EASTON, Secretary. HARMONY LODGE No. 3,. O. O. F. DVSON No., A. O. H. DVSON No., A. O. H. Meets every frst and thrd Wednes day, at 8 p. m., ln C. B. U. Hall, Fort Street. Vstng brothers are cordally nvted to attend. FRANK D. OREEDON, Pres. JAMES T. OaREY, Sec. Knas mo rom select &oa. Wng Chong Corner Kng Bethel. CoM Fne Rolls and Cakes, Buns, Pes and all the delcaces of the table at f C. Q, ASAH BAKERY. Beretanla near Alakea. YEE HOP and Sweet Volet BUTTER We Guarantee TEL. $ to gve you the very fnest Class $ of hand work at the same prces L you are now payng for machne & launqerlns. FRENCH LAUNDRY. RUHR At all Bars BBEWER CO., LTD. C. & QUEEN STREET. Honolulu, T. H. 25 AGENTS FOR Hawaan Agrcultural company, Ono mp.l fllfnr PnmnnTu TAnnmn uu&a C..M f"j. "J? PS"?mpany uunuu putar uomnany. Pep6?keo Sugar Co., Kapapala Ranch. Charles M. Cooks Presdent Geo. H. Robertson. & Mgr. E. Faxon Bshop... Treas. & Secy. F. W. Macfarlane Audtor P. C. Jones Drector C. H. Cooke Drector J. R. Gat Drector All of the above named consttute the Board of Drectors. Fre nsurance Atlas Assurance Company.London New York Underwrters Agency Provdence Washngton n surance Uompany The B, F. Dllngham Co, Ltd, General Agents for Hawa. :ourth Floor. Stange wald Buldng. ALEXER BALDWN LTD OFFCERS and DRECTORS. H. P. BALDWN Presdent J. B. CASTLE VcePresde st nt W. M. VcePresde Alexander... 2nd nt J, P. Cooke... 3rd VcePre s. & Mgr. J. Waterhouse Treasurer E. E. Paxton Secretary W. O. smth... Drector J. R. Gat Drector W. R. Castle Drector SUGAR COMSSON FACTORS MERCHANTS AGENTS FOR Hawaan Commercal & Sugar Com pany. Haku Sugar Company. Pala Plantaton. Mau Agrcultural Company. Hawaan Sugar Kahuku Plantaton Company. Kahulul Ralroad Company. Haleakala Ranch Company. v Hoaolua Ranch. T of Mnln HAWAAN Co., Bestana Street near Aala Street Km MANUFACTURERS OP MACARON CHOSH UD0H BUCKWHEAT (H SOBA) The largest and only ncorporated concern pf to knd n Honolulu. A new enterpree launched by enterprang merchantn. K. Yamamoto SALES AGENT. Tel Hotel St. near Nuuanu. P. O. Box 88 To ATTRACT THE JAPANESE TRADE adtortu ln THB BALS NPPH JJT, the most popular and wdely elrcmlatad rental paper bu tke Japanese colony. JOB PRNTNG A SPECALTY wth ether lansnac el Japaaeae, Oal ose, Korean or Englsh. The Nppu J Co., Ltd., P&one Hrn 4 Y. SOGA. Manaser. PAPETERES Meets every Monday evenng at 7:30 ln Fellows Hall, Street. Vsltl np Odd Fort brothers cordally nvted to attend. F. D. WtCllE. N. G. E. R. HENDRY, Sec N FANCY and STARD LNES Hawaan News Company, Alexander Young Buldng. No Rubbng Clothes Out WhensaYouEUse Crystal Whte Soap TRY Nnaaao. Ltd. t. HACKFELD & C0.,LTD., Lamps Dstrbutors Tungsten a nsure a clear, brght, steady lght wth less than half the current consumpton of the ordnary electrc lamps. : : sze?.85 sze $.40 T Hotel Btreet near When you get them hero, you know that they are of the fnest qualty, and n the best of taste. sze fl.oo 00wa tt slzo.s5 The Hawaan Electrc Co.,

3 J ) For Rent Makco Road, opposte Malcco sland a flno house of G rooms, wth two bedrooms, and a modem stable adonng. Splendd locaton, convenent to thocars. RENT, $30. PACFC HEGHTS. A modern, 2 room house, wth G bedrooms; Just the thng for a summer resdence. RENT,?30. Bethel, bet. Kng and Merchant THE BOOH, S COMNG SGNS TELL YOU OP T Sharp Makes Good Sgns s Elto Buldng. Phone For a fne glass of beer go to the Orpheum Saloon Fort Street above the Orpheum Theatre. B. M & CO. Y. WO SNG CO. GROCERES, FRUTS. VEGETABLES, ETC. Calforna Butter, 40c lb.; Cookng Butter, 35c lb.; Fresn Dred Fruts. 8G Nuuanu Street. Telephone Man 238. Box ooeocToeoo030ooo0(B NEW ENGL MDTUAL NSURANCE LFE CO. of Boston, Massachusetts. New Polcy The contract embodes, n an absolutely COMPLETE and PERFECT form, the prncple of strctly MUTUAL lfe nsurance. CASTLE & CODKE, LTD, AGENTS. Also representng Aetna nsurance Co. Natonal Fre nsurance Co. Ctzens nsurance Co. The London Assurance Corporaton. BBBBBBBBBBBRBflBBBBBBflflflBB John flattos 75 Alakea St. Phone C57. PLUMBER SHEET RON WORKER. BBBBBBSBBBBBBBBBBBBBHBBBH Carrage manufacturers n all ts branches. and reparng NEW OAHU CARRAGE CO. Queen Street near Rver.!mK.x mm H y bh Two JAPANESE ACCOUNT (From Hawa Hhlnpo.) The followng account of the trp to lacllwa of our naval men at the nvtaton of the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce, whch orgnally appeared n our Japanese column and whch was translated nto Englsh at the request of a frend, s here reproduced for the curosty of our whte readers who want to know how wo treat such news n our Japanese column, (Edtor.) THE TRP OF OUR NAVAL MEN TO HALEWA. Knd nvtaton of the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce. A Largo Number of Offcers and Cadets Made a Very Pleasant and nterestng Trp to Hawas Beau y Spot THE DEPARTURE. As was reported n ths page the trp of our Naval offcers and cadets together wth a number of promnent Japanese of Honolulu was made yesterday to Halewa. t was at the nvtaton ot the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce whch body was knd enough to furnsh a specal tran of the Oahu Ralroad Company to take the party to Halewa. At nne n the mornng a large number of Japanese guests thronged the. depot on the Kng street, where they were cordally receved by the representatves of th0 Chamber of Commerce. At quarter past nne the whstle of the engne was heard and the tran started to move slowly, laden wth a merry par ty of representatve Amercans and Japanese. ON THE WAY. The mltary men n whts unform flled the cars wth a few cvlans here and there, and as the tran pass ed through the most enchantng scone the local men acted as gulceo for the guests of the day, who lsten ed eagerly to the explanatons made for them. The rce and cane, banana and ssal felds that came nto vew alternately and even a few tny fshng sampans n the stll waters of the gulf were all so nterestng to our welcomed vstors that ther questons gave us no tme to fnsh the story of the past scenes. Depots were all decorated, and crowds greeted us wth many Banzas. Afar, upon the flag poles of the Japanese camps n the plantatons, the flags of the Rsng Sun waved n the mornng breeze as f they were welcomng the party ev erywhere. The scenes changed every mnute, and the dstance of twenty AGHMTS TOR THE odd mles seemed altogether too short Royal nsurance Co. or Lverpool, Eng. to satsfy the curostv of our eager sghtseers. At :02 Walalua cams Scottsh Unon & Motonal ns. Co., ol nto vew, veled n loomng haze, and Edlnburg, Scotland. thrty mnutes later our tran stopped Commercal Unon Assurance Co. ol at the Walalua Mll, where the mang London. The Upper Rhne nn. Co., Ltd. er, Mr. Goodale, met the party. Here, the frst two cars left us and proceeded to Halewa whle those n the rear cars were shown about the ralll. Admral chl and others who saw the mll, where a number of ther count rymon were at work, were much pleased wth the kndness of Mr. Goodale. Here t was. ndeed, after they saw a part of real Hawa and the work ther countrymen were engaged, that one of the navy engneers., who accompaned tbe party, okngly remarked that he would rather qut sea lfe and work n the engne room of a sugar plantaton n peaceful Hawa nel. Halewa was reached at a quarter past twelve. THE SCENE AT HALEWA. A party of three hundred Japanese together wth our advance guard, whch had left us at Walalua Mll, was gathered n front of the hotel. The school chldren wth flags of the Stars and Strpes and the Rsng Sun Japan OF THH HAWAAN STAR, TUESDAY, MAY 4, MENS TRPTHE AMERCAN DARY were lned up n parallel Hues, and as wo passed between them wo felt as f we were gong through between two hedges bloomng wth Sprng flowers. Pretty Hawaan musc furnshed by the Halewa Quntet Club Welcomed the party. A LUNCHEON. Atter a few mnutes of rest the party was seated at the table placed on the lanal of the hotel. At the round table at the head were seated Admral chl, two Commanders, staff offcers and Consul General Uyeno wth other promnent whte guests and the hosts. A representatve of the Chamber of Commerce sat also at each table and took good care ot the guests. MR. MORGANS SPEECH. Presdent Morgan, of the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce, representng the hosts ot the day made a short speech. Ho was thankful for tho presence of tho Admral and others, and expressed the pleasure of tho Honolulu Chamber of Commerce n welcomng the vst of tho tranng shps from a frendly naton. After congratulatng the vstors on the eventless voyage and the safe arrval, ho proposed a toast for the Admral. ADMRAL JCH S REPLY. Amlral chl, replyng through Consul General Uyenos nterpretaton thanked the Honolulu Chamber ot Commerce for the most pleasant and nterestng excurson to whch they had been nvted. He sad that the trp would bo remembered by hm and hs men forever asan expresson of the kndly feelng of the Xmerlcan people towards them and ther country He thanked most heartly tho kndness ot the people of Honolulu represented by the Chamber of Commerce. CONSUL GENERALS SPEECH. Consul General Uyeno, n behalf of the naval men and the local Japanese communty expressed thanks for tho cordalty and frendlness shown by the authortes as well as by the people of Hawa towards Japan. He sad that he was glad to wtness such happy expressons of frendlness between the two natons of the East and the West as those shown by the House of Representatves through ts Welcome Resoluton and by tho Honolulu Chamber ot Commerce through ts knd nvtatons. He then felt for a pn on bs breast and takng t n hs hand, addressed Mr. Morgan, speakng about as tollows: " wsh to present ths lttle pn to you, Mr. Morgan, as a token ot my sncerest thanks towards all the busness men of Hawa, whom you represent as the Presdent of the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce. have worn ths lttle souvenr pn whch was made to welcome to Japan the men of the Whte Armada last fall, and now reel t as an opportune tme to offer ths to you to remember your very knd welcome to our tranng squadron. sncerely pray that the pleasant relaton now exstng between us wll last forever." When Consul Uyeno put the pn upon Mr. Morgans coat that gentleman seemed well pleased, and a very happy mpresson was produced upon all those present by the Consuls clever dea at an. opportune moment Tho last speech, made by Prof. Scott, was bured n applause, and all sat to partake of an elaborate lunchco n, durng whch Feveral toasts were gven to Amerca, Hawa and Japan. THE RTTURN.. After the luncheon all sat n numerous groups n pleasant conversaton, whllo those wtl kodaks bused themselves. Many promnent Japanese came to pay respect to the Admral hope thechbol chlldrerwll behave whle am here. (From Hawa Hhlnpo, 8th My precous Ada agan! How could r lve wthout her? Wc hastened to a crcus. f wero a boy, could earn a heap of money sellng "Pea nuts! Lemon ade!" How those clowns dd tumblo! f could share n such fun! Tho rngmaster was the handsomest man n the world, n shny boots and heavenly hat. How splenddly hs whp cracked! Tho clack dashed Uko a hurts of bamboo. "Wouldnt you be glad to bo tho lady on horseback? would truly. Glanco at her darng grace!" whspered to Mlsa Ada. Even tho seal performed. Wo laughed tll tears dropped. Tho crcus had twenty elephants. Thnk! Our mperal Menagorlo of Toko has only one. How poor! 9th Last nght went over to Mrs. Consuls to bo gven a lesson n cardplayn "Crlbbage would be the thng. Why? Bccauso. tho Lambs took much pleasure n t," she sad. "How s pokor?" suggested. "Gamblng game!" she protested. " delght n gamblng, Mrs. Consul," r proclamed. had a wcked dream. What do you magne?, ran away wth a crcus rder. 0th made the acquantance of a Japanese woman. She must have been passng her thrty sprngs. could be accurate n my scale, beng one of her ssterhood. ttxf A cgar stand keeper n Dupont Street. Her name s O Fu San. Mrs. Wstara brought a box of cgarettes that my uncle had ordered. Tho mornng s unoccuped n such a retal shop. Nobody puffs much before lunch. She set herself n a teteatet The chastty of a wfe may bo measured by her solo on her husband. Womans greatest oy often les n lamentng the faults of her lesnu. Mrs. Wstara spoke of her husbands benc. Wna tr nnnnnt.. chance for squanderng my feelngs. sympathzed, repeatng, "Komaru nel! How sad!" She sad that she was gong to leave tho cty for a week for tho srrng of San Jose, to take caro of her nfrm dear. " fear may lose my customers," sho flagged. Her husband was afflcted wth rheumatsm. promsed to call at her store Japs never vst an nvald a present. wthout Champagno? ts too a ostentatous drnk. ts lke a hghly woman. rouged Tho lovngeye d claret should bo chosen. Bent half a dozebottles to Mrs. Wstara s. A charty woman should be dressed n black and whte. went to and offcers and to meet ther frends. Meantme, the school chldren wero lned up n (front of the depot and as tno Admral approached them, they gave hm three Banzas, at whch he thanked them and spoko brefly 0 them. At 4:30 p. m. the well entertaned and cheerful party reached Honolulu. n the party were Admral TJch, the Captans of the Aso and the Soya, 43 offcers and S3 cadets wth nne whte and eght Japanese, gentlemen, besdes Consul General Uyeno eevecons ul and Abe. 00D. OF A JAPANESE C Dupont street, however, n my grey dress. Her husband struggled to entertan me. Hs clumsy smllo appeared all tho tmo at tho wrong cue. Poor Mr. Whatslsname! Ther busness was an absurdly small affar. Tho wholo stock hardly valued abovo one hundred dollars. thought could conduct t rghtly. was carred away by a sudden fancy. "Cant you leave your storo n my hands, whle you are away? Soy yes! No,?" pressed myself upon them eagerly. They wero amazed. "Hghbor n lady lke you? Oh, no! Doshlte, doshlto! Thnk! Do you know ths s the toughest part of tho town?" Mrs. Wstara tred to retreat. makem couldnt lsten to her, my wholo soul Beng absorbed n my new caprce. thought t remarkably romantc. T left tho store to brng uncle to talk the matter over. Mrs. Wstaras store was neghboured by every saloon. The fuddlng sounds overflowed n song: "Hello my baby, hello my honey" th Now ho s my beloved uncle. He assured me of hs help n carryng out my freak. "You aro fttng mo for a slghtly better role, fancy," ho sad, venturng to add even one or two of hs goodnaturegggles. "Th0 secretaryshp cf a rlgarstan s a rather more hopeful d occupaton than carryng your wraps through tho street" Everythng was arranged. Mrs. Wstara and her husband set off for San Jose. am a merchantlady. The frst thng dd was to put up a dgnfed sgn wth the followng black letters: MORNNG GLORY CGAR STORE. borrowed a pcture from Mrs. Wlls parlour, and placed t by tho 3lot machlnu. W Why have your Typewrter tnkered wth by nexperenced men? Let us. do t We are fully equpped for ths partcular work and we employ only experenced reparers, Offce SupplyCo., Ltd. &3 Fort Street Phono 43. H SH2Q5B2Bn5B5B5B5B5B5B3 Envelopes! by tho Mllon. Call and get our wholesale prce. S Corner Fort and Merchant. Oahu TJVS Ralway TABLE Arrvd Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal alua and Walanae "8:30 a. n., 6:3 p. m. Arrve Honolulu from Ewa Mll and Pearl Cty f7:4c a. m., 8:36 a. m., 0:38 a. m., :40 p. m 4:3 p. m., D:3 p. m., 7:30 p. m. Arrve Honolulu from Wahlawa 8:3:C a. m., and 5:3 p. m. Tho Halewa Lmted, a twohotran (only frstcla ss tckets honored), leaves Honolul uovery Sunday at 8:22 a. m.; returnng, arrves n Honolulu at 0:0 p. m. The Lmted stops only at Pearl Cty and Walanae. Daly. fex. Sunday. tsunday Only. Q. P. DENSON, F. C. SMTH, Superntendent O. P. & T. A. H B Watcl and Jewelry Reparng Sere s Some Advce""" Honolulu more than any otner cty n the World, s a place where the Evenng Paper gets the news frst. The clock here s over two hours behnd the clock at San Francsco, four hours behnd New York and ten to eleven hours behnd the clocks n the European captals. Ths means that when The OUTWARD. Here al some of the features that go to make the evenng papa For Walanae, Walalua, Kakuku and Way Statons the predomnatng factor n 0: 5 a. m 3:20 p. an advertsng campagn: m. For Pearl Cty, Ewa Mll and Way Statons 7:30 a. m., 0:5 a. m., t s delvered at the home each nght when the whole famly has :G a. n., 2:5 p. n., C:5 p. m., plenty of ume to read t. $0:30 p. m., tl p. m. For Wahlawa 3:D a. m. and 5:5 t s carred home by, &e busness man when hs days work P. m. NWARD. done and t stays there. A mornng paper s usually, carred all G 0. J9 You Want Your G0M THREE YOU WANT The Frst. o Fort and Hotel Sts, ews Star s gong to press The Day Chcag s Closed n Washngton, o, New York and Europe and almost over n San Francsco. The news of the day s here for The Star. Under modern Condtons t takes practcally no tme to prepare and transmt news and The Star gets every evenng the cable dspatches gvng he Mews Of ft For the Day Just Ended town by the head of the famly and hurredly read. The evenng paper s not read hurredly, the advertsement receve ther 9 Ads share of attenton. Reac lewor but thoroughly, so tftf t presents the store news a lttle ahead, gvng the prospectll purchaser tme to plan c shoppng tour for the next mornng. The evenng paper presents tbe news the day t happens.!tf mornng paper the day after. The evenng paper presents the news frst. The mornng pape merely elaborates t. Tle evenng paper prnts HaylgEt news. what s left The mornng paper takes t H 5.f

4 THS HAWAAN ST AH, TUESDAY, MAY 4, 90). t Tfae 3L olvsul DALY SEMWEEKL Y. Star 9?ablhcl every afternoon (except Sunday) by the Havman Star Newspaper Assocaton. SUBSCRPTON RATES. tocal, per annum $8.00 Fordfn, per annum 2,00 Enttrod Payable n Advance. at Pott Offce at Honolulu, Hawa, aa lecond clam mall matter. Subcrlbera who do not get ther papera reuularly wll confer a favor y notfyng the tar Offce Telephone 365. The Supreme Court of The Terrtory of Hawa hae declared both THE HAWAAN STAR (dally) and THE 8TAR newrpapera 8EMWEEKL M general crculaton throughout the Terrtory of Hawa, "tultable for proceedlnge, order, Judgment and decrcee entered or rendered n the Courte of M Terrtory of Hawa." Letter to THE HAWAAN STAR thould not be addressed to any ndvdual connected wth the offce, but elmply to THE HAWAAN 8TAR, or to the Edtoral or Busness Departments, accordng to tenor or purpose. GEORGE F. HENSHALL MANAGER TUESDAY MAY 4, 909 TUB DEAR LOAF. Local authortes quoted by The Star yesterday u the opnon that Avheaten bread was lkely to contnue dear ndefntely are not alone. James J. llll, the ralroad magnate, f entoned n a late New York dspatch, as beng; of the opnon that the prce of wheat wll never be substantally low, and that n the near future the Unted States wll be fnrona n mnrt. svnro nuntrps of frm ll to SU))lv ts OW needs. He ponted out that the populaton ncreases at the rate of Go per cent, whle the yeld of wheat and other staple products ncreases only 25 per cent. From these fgures he drew the deducton that sooner or. later the demand for wheat would far exceed the supply, and that the prce of ts prod ucts would constantly rse. He gave as an example the large mportatons of barley every year from the Argentne JKepuDlc, although a few years ago the Unted States rased all the barley t consumed. Ths same condton would, le sat, ap nlv to wheat n the not far dstant future. Referrng to the corner lately made by Patten n the wheat market, Hll beleved that Patten and hs assocates had merely an advantage of a normal stuaton, whch was made apparent to them by ther busness foresght. He sad that Patten knew that there was a decrease n the producton of wheat and a correspondng ncrease n the demand for t, and n hs bull movement he was merely takng an advantage of the stuaton. As Hawa has to pay more for Hour than the manland, on account of the sea freght, the bread queston calls for earnest consderaton here under the exstng condton. Perhaps an attempt wll be made to rase our own wheat upon the uplands beng developed as homesteads. Hawaan flour was exported to Calforna n the early days of the gold exctement. Wth ts soon expected rrgaton works, provded for by the recent Legslature, Kula dstrct on Mau mght resume the ndustry. Wamea, Hawa, s beng opened to small farmers and, as a dstrct where temperate clmate products floursh, t mght rase a consderable of wheat. A more certan mode of relef, however, would probably be found n the "developng of products, safer of cultvaton than wheat, whch should be substtutes for a large proporton of le wheaten bread and breakfast foods of Avheat now consumed n (he slands. More nrht be made of the ndgenous and other natural products of these slands for povdng the subtropc staff of lfe than s now done. Both the banana and the taro readly yeld to processes that make agreeable substtutes for bread. Then there s the breadfrut tree, strangely neglected here n ts natural habtat, avosp frut properly treated s actually what ts name mples a most palatable and nourshng loaf. A PACFC FLEET.. The. admnstraton appears to be backng the proposton of havmr a Pacfc lleet. as well as an Atlantc fleet. As the Washngton Star puts t: "Tf the speech delvered by Secretary.Meyer n Poston last nght s to be regarded as sgnf cant of the polcy of the new admnstraton n the matter of naval constructon, an effort wll be made to nduce Congress to approprate lberally for the creaton of as large a fleet n Pacfc waters as n the Atlantc. Secretary Meyer used these suggestve words n the course of hs address, whch s reproduced n part elsewhere n The Star today: The really effectve and honorable method of avodng war s to be prepared for Avar by the possesson of an effcent, uptodaand thoroughly equp ted fleet.of battleshps, both on the Atlantc and Pacfc oceans. " Ths certanly looks lke bg naval appropratons f the ad mnstraton can cret them, endnc n the creaton of two bg Amercan battleshp fleets, one for ths sde of the contnent and one for the other. WHOS DONG POLTCS. The Supervsors are to dscuss the matter of votng an appropraton for the Queens Hosptal tonght. The present Terrtoral grant apples for that nsttuton untl July next, after whch the hosptal wll have to depentl upon the county for funds to meet the defct between ts earnngs and endowment ncome and ts expenses of mantenance. The county has the money to grant the subsdy f the Supervsors decde to approprate t. Upon the decson of the members of the board depends to a very great extent what name they wll choose for themselves that of representatves equal to the added responsbltes put upon them or of weaklngs unable to rse above questons of petty poltcs. Advertser. t happens that all of the lettv poltcs whch has thus far developed n the new poston of the Queens Hosptal s of Advertser orgn. For example the Sunday Advertser lampooned two members of the Board n manner ndcatng nothng more than an ntent to antagonze them toward the nsttuton. Tn the same artcle a msstatement of fact was perpetrated n sayng that those two members were the ones vlo would prncpally have to do Avth the hosptal matter. Nether of them s a member of the santaton and health commtte e, to whch a hosptal queston Avould properly be referred. Ths mornngs Advertser savs, "At least Supervsors Qunn and McClellnn are n favor of the cty and county gvng assstance to the hosptal f the funds are avalable." lerhaps t mght have found tavo others, makng a maorty of the Board, n the same atttude had ts canvass any motve but "petty poltcs." There s a note of keen regret n the Advertsers selfcorrectng admsson that T. McCants Stewart has uot broken hs leg. Any sceptcal one who can not beleve that the Star once got a specal cable despatch s nvted by that ournal to step around and see "the orgnal draft." Advertser. The Advertser havng started the plan of dsplayng orgnal drafts n ts Kng street AvndoAV, avo nvted t to keep up the scheme. But there s a strange reluctance. As for Star messages, regular and specal, comng along every day n the Aveek, anyone can see em any tme. The Pacfc Mal StJamshp Company avoh a very mportant decson Avhen t had ts fnes for changng rates Avthout notce remtted. The fnes Avere mposed for a supposed volaton of the lnv, or nterstat Commerce commsson rule, e Avhch requres that notce shall be gven n advance of any change of ralroad freght rates. The company quoted a through rate from New York to the Orent Avfhout any notce. At the tme of the mposton ol the fne Manager Schwern sad that the requrement of notce Avouldnvtt the company out of busness, as Japanese compettors, seeng the companys duly publshed rates, could always s; cut under them and get busness. From the decson ust7rendered t appears that the company has a rght to quote xhrolgh rates Avhere part of the transportaton s by sea Avtlout gvng publc notce days n advance, of Avhat the rates are. nnr mnnun nnnpo pro and. Kng, Hlt HLHnlV 2. Corner Kng and Fort. 3. Alakea and Beretana. 4. Bethel and Merchant. 5. Nuuanu and, Queen. 6. Nuuanu and Kng. 7V :Nuuanu and Hotel. S. Nuuanu and Berctanla. 2. Fort and Hotel. 23. Alakea and Hotel. 24 Alakea and Merchant. 25. Punchbowl and Kng. 20. Punchbowl and Queen South and QUeen. 28. Kawalahao and Cooke. 29. Queen and Kamanl. 3. Fort nnd Queen. 32. Fort and Allen. 34. Allen and Alakea. 35. Rchards ana queen.,3c. Kng and Mlllanl Ala Moana and Punchbowl. Kng and Rver Kekaullke and Hotel. Smth and rauaw. 45,. Beretana and Rver. 46. Kng and Maunakea. 4.. Ralroad Wharr. 48. wllel Road opp. Fertz. AVorkB. 49. Cannery off wllel Road. 5. wllel Road Opp. Oahu Jal. 52. Kng and Beretana. 53. Kng and Lllha. 54. Kng and Dowsett Lane. 56. nsane Asylum Road nr. Scbool. 57. Kng and Waplloplo Road. 58. Kng and Kalh Road. 59. Gulck Ave. and Becklcy St. C. Vneyard and Rver. 62. Arneyard and Nuuanu. 63. Vneyard and Fort. 64. Vneyard and Punchbowl. 65. Beretana and Punchbowl Alapal and Beretana. 7. Lllha and Vneyard. 72. Lllha and School. 73. Lllha and Judd. 74. Lllha and Wylle. 75 Nuuanu and Judd. 76. Nuuanu and Pauoa Road. 78. Nuuanu and School. 8. Alapal and Kng. 82. Vctora and Kng. 83. Kapolanl and Berctanla. 84. Kapolanl and Green. 85. Pensacola and Lunallo. 50. Pensacola and Beretana. PHONE NO. 4. Mm rw 9. Thurston Ave. opp Magazne St 92. Pensacola and Wlder Ave. 93. LunallloOpp. Kewalo St 94. Keeaumoku and Wlder Ave. 95. Kewalo rnd Heulu. 96. Maklk afd Domlnls. 97. College and Domnls. 23: Maklk and Lunallo. 24. Keeaumoku and Knau. 25. Keeaumoku and Kng. 26. Punahou 0pp. Bngham. 27. Alexander and Beretana. 28. Kng and McCully. 29. Kng and Punahou. 32. Kalakaua Ave. Opp. Sunny South 34. Kalakaua Ave. and Kalla Road. 35. Kalla Road and Lewers Road. 36. Kalakaua Ave; Mcana Hotel. There s as much dffrence between RANER and all other beers as between good coffee and chcory. t s ths recognzed dfference that has made RANER the leadng beer n Bpar TrTn TTrffBT,rfcTJwg a MMMw w WC. Peacock & Go. Ltd. TOTTLSLtf AVNB LQUOR MERCHANTS., USHERS O, V. O. PABST WHTE ROCK... : 83 Merchant Street to pant your house, be sure that the pant you use wll do the ob for the least money, and at the same tme gve greatest satsfacton and longest wear. The SherwnWlla ms Pant gves these results every tme. ts a pure lead, znc, and lnseed ol pant. ts mxed thoroughly and ground very fne by powerful machnery. t covers most surface to gallon and wears for the longest tme. ts a pant you can depend on Use t and youll be satsfed. COLOR CARDS FOR ALL KNDS OF GOOD PANTNG AT E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd. THE KNOX HAT., FOR LADES s the Aery hghest class Mllnery known. Q We are the Sole Agents of ths World Renowned v Hat and have now on exhbt: THE C9 V f you Avould HARRSON DUNNS More Cream f St. be exclusve DRESS SEMDRE SS TALORED PANAMA SALOR HAT SHOP SOLE AGENTS, BLOCK, The Pond Buy Knox FORT STREET. $ Theres more cream on our mlk than youll nnd on any other. ts the rchest and purest mlk delvered n Honolulu. Phone us at 890. mported Havana Cgars JUST ARRVED. Romeo & Juleta; Upmanns, La Escepcous; Partagas; Castanedasf Belndas; Punch; P. Garca; El Rey del Mundo. Kng Lews & Co., Ltd. Fnal Cgar Em porlum. OF ALL ODD EVERYTHNG FORT LNES MUST GO STREET. Hat The Dary Telephone 240. learance REMNANTS 8 WAR DECLARED aganst the mosquto. AVe are supplyng the ammunton n the form of nsect Powder AT 3Ec A POUND. HS LMTED. Establshed 879. Dont Us Glasses CO. Unless you need thorn and when yo do need them to sure they ft you " We wll gve you a thorough, examnaton, and f you dont need glasses wll tell you; f you do wll, Ml yon the best,f CO,, LTD. unnn v Optcal Department. DR. P. SCHURMANN Optcan. STENWAY STAHR OTHER PAK03. THAYER PfANO CO. 68 Hotel St., Opp. Young Hotel. Phone 28. TUNNG GUARANTEED. The only correct, complete and convenent Shppng Paper for the Ha GUDE PUBLSHNG CO. Alexander Young, Buldng Telephone 374. All knds WRAPPNG PAPERS and TWNES, PONTNG and WRTNG PAPERS. AMERCANHAWAA PAPER A SUPPLY CO., LTD. GEO. G. GULD. General Manaocr. Fort and Queen Streets. Honolulu. PHONE 40 t mon New shpment of patterns ana styles for 909 Just receved. 5 J. Hopp & Co. 85 Kng Street Latest Paqun Models FOR The Swellest Gowns Davson YOUNG BULDNG ROOM 72 r n r 2 JfcJKJLlVlU t FOR SALE. Solar AVater Healrs, 30 to 20 gallons, Galv. ron Tanks any sze and weght, Shee Metal Work of all knds made to order on short notce, AVater Ppe and Fttngs to 2 n. n szo, Plumbng and Ppe Fttng. Job work gven prompt attenton. EMMELUT & CO., LTD. Phono Kng St Fne Job Prntng, Star Offce. p.

5 THS HAWAAN STAR. TUESDAY, MAY 4, 909. JTVJB A 4 HAWAAN SOUVENRS, JEWELRY WATCHES Specal attenton gven to reparng of all knds. HOCOCCX3COOCCX3GOOCOGCCCOOOO AMU8EMENT8. THE ART Three changes a week MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FUDAY A Trp through Park Chnatown Eeature Flm Theater Fort Street and Chaplan Lane Open Ar Movng Pcture Exhbton Superor machnes. Comfortable chars, Not an closed audtorum ADMSSON 0 5 CENTS. Chldren 5 Cents. RKB The New CHANGES OpenA r Theater Latest Movng Pctures MONDAYS THURSDAYS Two entrances Pauahl street, near Nuuanu; and Hotel street. On ste o merrygoroun d. the Orpheum Theatre THE POPULAR FAVORTES! ELLEFORD Tong ht COM " All Que To Dana " Your Pcture taken wth greatest care. HONOLULU ART PHOTO GALLERY. Hotel near Nuuanu. M, OHTA CONTRACTOR & BULDER Estmates gven on all knds of work. 636 South Hotel St, between Punchbowl & Alapal. The $0,000 balance of the Fcdoral appropraton for legslatve expenses has arrved n a regstered letter. g H. Culman Fort and Hotel REAL OPEN ESTATE. LETTER. TO the Publc: Are you an owner of real estate do you want to RENT or BUY? We RENT SELL, real estate of every k4l You see we accommodate you help you n ether case. We cover the feld thoroughly. Many keep constantly n touch wth us. BARGANS n sellng are not many, but we manage to fnd them. We can And them for YOU. ts such a savng of your tme to know that you can trust us to And a house, offce" buldng buy or sell and we have been the people to do the huntng and worryng. We can SAVE you money and BRNG YOU MONEY.. Our busness s nothng else but buyng and sellng and rentng FOR YOU. We have a servce that wll convnce you f you wll Just wrte us. But best of all come and Bee us. We can SATSFY your NEEDS. Smply tell ua what they are. Very truly yours, REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE LTD. 82 Kng Street FREE Durng the month of May, 909, we wll gve away HDsolutely Free e Two Homer to all new consumers. Call at our offce and get your name on the lst before the supply s exhausted. Frst come; frst served. Our salesmen wll be pleased to demonstrate our stoves and applances to any one nterested n same. Honolulu Gas Co., Wednesday and Thursday. "A WOMANS SECRET." Frday and Saturday, Lmted "HELLO BLL." Young Buldng, Specal Bargan Matnee Saturday, Honolulu. "CNDERELLA." Chldren, under ten years, 0c; Aults 25c; to all parts of the house. Evenng prces, 25c,. 50c, 75c. N THE CRCUT COURT OF THE Seats now on sale for all performances. At Chambers. Frst Crcut Terrtory of Hawa. Aho Ah Su Lbellant, v. Ah Sul, DVORCE SUMMONS. Stamps $2.00. The Terrtory of Hawa: To the Hgh Sherff of the Terrtory of Hawa, or hs Deputy; tho Sherff of the County of Oahu or tys Deputy: You are commanded to summon Ah Sul to appear twenty days after servce hereof, before such Judge of the Crcut Court of the Frst Crcut as shall be sttng at Chambers n tho Court Room at Honolulu to answer the annexed Lbel for Dvorce of Aho Ah Su. And have you then there ths wrt wth full return of your proceedngs thereon. Wtness tho Honorable Alexander NOT HM. Wggs Was that Dutchman who ht tho rshman punshed by the court? Woggs No! When t carne to tral Lndsay Jr., tho rshman wouldnt admt that Ho Second was lcked. Judge of the Crcut Court of the Frst Crcut, at Honolulu ths 23rd day otoctobcr 908. (SEAL) L. P. SCOTT,! Clerk. Cts Aprl 28, May 5, 2, 9, 26 Juno 2. NOTCE OF REDEMPTON OF TWO HUNDRED (200) SX PER CENT, FFTEEN YEAR, GOLD BONDS, DATED JUNE ST, 89S, OF CAL FORNA BEET SUGAR RE FNNG COMPANY, A CORPORA TON, WHOSE CORPORATE NAME S NOW CALFORNA HA WAAN SUGAR REFNNG COM PANY. n occordancc wth the provsons of a certan Bond Mortgage or Deed of Trust, dated Juno st, S98, made and executed by CALFORNA BEET SUGAR REFNNG COMPANY, a corporaton (whoso corporate name, snce the dafe of sad bonds, has been legally changed to, and s now, CAL FORNA HAWAAN SUGAR REFNNG COMPANY), two hun drcd (200) of the Ffteen Year, Sx Per Cent, Gold Bonds, of tho deno mnaton of One Thousand (?,000) Dollars each, also dated June st, S9S, and secured by sad Bond Mort gage or Deed of Trust, were, on tho 8th day of Aprl, 909, duly drawn by ther numbers by lot, for redemp ton on the st day of June, 909; and notce s hereby gven that sad two hundred (200) bonds wll be redeemed n full at the offce of sad corporaton, No. 254 Calforna Street, San Francsco, Calforna, on the st day of June, 909, at whch tme and place sad corporaton wll pay on each of sad two hundred (200) bonds, so drawn, ts prncpal, or face value, to wt: the sum of One Thousand (,000) Dollars, together wth the coupons that, on sad st day of June, 909 may be due thereon. nterest on sad two hundred (200) bonds so drawn wll cease from and after the st day of June, 909. Sad two hundred (200) bonds to be redeemed as aforesad are numbered as follows: 3, 9,, 20, 50, 5, 54, 68, 87, 92, UD, 05, 07, 09, 0, 6, 8, 26, 43, 44, 52, 57, 67, 68, 8, 92, 20, 203, 204, 206, 207, 208, 209, 20, 2, 23, 22, 222, 225, 228; 236, 246, 247, 25, 255, 256, 257, 278, 290, 292, 290, 297, 309, 3, , 828, 334, 30, 34, 350, 35, 352, 353, 354, 36, 369, 370, 374, 377, 378, 386, 387, 390, 393, 394, 395, 396, 398, 400, 40, 402, 403, 405, 4, 44, 424, 426, 427, 43, 433, 436, 482, 484, 4S7, 495, 496, 504, 508, 509, 50, 52, 56, 520, 522, 629, 530, 53, 533, 544, 545, 54G, 548, 549, 568, 586, 59G, 600, 60, C02, 603, 60, 62, 67, 68, 69, 626, 035, 636, 637,G l, 642, 650, 655, 665, 666, 67, 672, G75, 6S9, 698, 7G, 77, 720, 742, 75, 752, 753, 754, 755, 75C, 757, 770, 774, 779, 784, 787, 793, 794, 800, 80, 85, 88, 837, 84, 850, 859," 860, 86, 863, S72, 874, 876, 879, 884, 898, 899, 902, 905, 906, 9, 92, 94, 920, 92, 922, 935, 940, 94, 942, 947, 950, 95, 958, 980, 982, 987, 99, 999, 000. Dated: San Francsco, Aprl 5, 909. Calforna, BY ORDER OF DRECTORS. THE BOARD OP R. P. RTHET, Presdent of CAL FORNA & HAWA AN SUGAR RE FNNG COMPANY. (Formerly Calforna Beet Sugar and Refnng Company). (Corporate Seal) W. H. HUNTNGTON, Secretary of CAL FORNA & HAWA AN SUGAR RE FNNG COMPANY. (Formerly Calfor na Beet Sugar and Refnng Company). 9ts Apr. 22, 24, 2G, 2S, 30 May, 3. 5, 8, 0, 2, 5, 7, 9, 22, 24, 2G, 29, 3. N THE CRCUT COURT OF THE Frst Judcal Crcut, Terrtory of Hawa. At Chambers. n Probate. n the Matter of tho Estate of Joseph Olver Carter, the elder, deceased. NOTCE TO CREDTORS. Notce s hereby gven that the nst Wll and Testament of Joseph Olver Carter, the elder, late of Honolulu, sl. and of Oahu, Terrtory of Hawa, de J ceased, has been admtted to probate by, tne adove court ana Letters Testa mentary granted to the undersgned, Joseph Olver Carter and Henry Csh man Carter, tho Executors named n sad Wll. All credtors of the deceased or of hs estate are hereby no tlfed to present ther clams duly authentcated and wth proper vouch, ers, f any exst, even though sad clams may be secured by a mortgage upon real estate, to the sad Henry Cushman Carter at hs offce n the Campbell Block, Merchant Street, Honolulu aforesad, wthn sx (0) months from the date hereof (whch s the date of the frst publcaton of ths notce); otherwlso such clams, f any, shall bo forever barred. And all persons ndebted to tho sad estate are hereby notfed to make payment to tho sad Henry Cushman Carter at the abovo address. Dated at Honolulu, T. H., Aprl 2, 909. JOSEPH OLVER CARTER, HENRY CUSHMAN CARTER Executors. HOLMES STANLEY & OLSON, Attorneys for Executors. 5ts Aprl 2, 28, May 5, 2, 9. FREAR GOES TO HAWA. Governor Frear wll keep on from Maul to Hawa wth tho Farbanks party, takng tho steamer Mauna Kea at McGregors Landng, Maalaea Bay, tonght. 4V( W) Mh T7 MM ANOTHER REVVAL OF NDUSTRY. As a result of the revval of prosperty, the magaznes have commenced LURED TO Ol (Contnued from Page One.) the Beagle, to South Amerca, though a report had t that they went to Vctora. Now t was a bunch of newspaper clppngs n regard to tho dongs of Bloom and Douglas, a couple of merry gentlemen outlaws, together wth the report that the had burled the bulk of ther fortune here, that nspred the tall lady, above mentoned, to nterest tho eastern fnancers n dggng gold away out here n the Hawaan slands. Whle there was dssatsfacton beng expressed by the men of tto party who practcally accused tho tall lady of gettng them to advance her money under false pretences, and whle thngs were lookng cloudy for her eace of mnd; she went to "a promnent local busness proposton. She wanted hm to advance her money and 4old hm, also, about tho burled gold. There was a prospect of those she had brought here backng out of tho scheme and them,vas the chance of her gettng a local man nto the gam wth a few thousand dollars as cap uu w whch u Muue Juwr uu whch she clamed the gold to bo burled. Ths busness man threw up hs hands n holy horror at tho mere proposton of puttng up real money ho could seo to fuancu a scheme to get money he could not see and had no reason to know exsted. But he "leaked," that s ho mentoned the tall ladys vst and tho frend ho told passed tho story along. Then the two Now York fnancers, came to the concluson that they had, been lured to Oahu to chase magnary wealth and they cleared out n tho S. S. Mongola a couple of weeks or so ago. Meanwhle the presence of the Now York fnancers, the lady doctor and the tall lady, tho latter rarely t ever appearng n the proposton except as the, strngpulle r, had strred up consderable exctement among several n Honolulu famles all wellknowconnected by marrage. Tho New York fnancers were tho occupants of a cottage n Kallht The owner of tho house,and hs wfe and hs brothers and hs wfes brothers, and ther wves,! and so on, nl more or less serously sat up and took notce of the dggngs and "gongson " and dd a lttle hustlng ou ther, own part to nd out all about what had leaked out to bo a search for hdden gold. Each wanted a slce f there was to be. any plo to bo cut, and when the wnd carred tales, and nqures were begun as to the ndvdual and collectve knowledge of all the nterests, there was a sudden and terrble slence developed. Tho Honolulu busness man to whom tho tall lady had gono wth a request for fnancal help, most emphatcally dened that sho had over come to hm. He feared tho notorety of beng mxed n tho deal. Tho local "brothers and brdtherslnlaw " aggregaton severally referred nqury to each other n n looptholowhrlgg, and tho tall lady, well, the tall lady was so rattled that sho told several dfferent and dfferng stores., Tho tall lady makes tho followng admssons: She admts that back ens, sho told tho story of hdden gold near Honolulu. She admts that the New York fnancers" cnno hero wth tho expectaton of fndng gold and that thoy wero nterested n ts beng dscov ered. She admts that they wero dsap ponted. The tall lady wll not deny, nor wll she admt tho followng: Sho wll not deny that she s nterested n a search for gold. Sho Wll not admt that she receved money from the New York lnanr cers. She does not deny that they pad her passage to Honolulu. She wll nether deny nor admt that she knows ust where there s any hdden treasure. But she does declare that she knows there s a largo amount of gold burled near ths cty. The tall lady states that the New ssuance of a lcense under sad applcaton should be fled wth the Secre York fnancers came here wth tho dea of rasng money to help Moat a tary of the Board not later than the New York real estate proposton and tme set for sad hearng. that ther nterest n the goldhuntwas ncdental. Temporary CARLOS A. LONG. "f you Secretary, call ther puttng up money Board of Lcense for ther travelng expenses Commssoners. an outlay 4ts May, 8, n the hope 23, 909. of gettng a fortune," she sayb, "why that s all they lose n man wth aflnnncal the matter." Tho Board of Lcense Commssoners "Dd they come here as the result omv, fnr hn Pmt.. wwu.v w,tf uwll nnl......ll W, l.. UU wl of your representatons?" was asked, meetng at tho Executve Buldng on "They mght have come n any) Wednesday, Juno 2, A. D. 909, at 4 p. event," sad the tall lady, "the nnttefh. to consder the applcaton of James of tn hdden gold was talked among E. Thompson for a transfer of hs us." "Dd you accent two thousand dollars or any sum as sort of a retaner on what you would get f the gold was dscovered?" " have not receved one cent. Do you suppose d take two thousand dollars where so much s nvolved?" "But you do not bclevo there s any gold bured here?" " know that there s." HONOLULU A POO T HP SUBSDY Says the S. F. News Letter: ho condtons whch preval n the port of Honolulu aro typcal of the status of Amercan shps on the worlds greatest ocean. Through tho chef port of tho Hawaan slands pass tho three steamers of tho Toyo Ksen Kalsh a, tho Japanese lne, engaged u the trade wth the Orent, the acknowledged greatest open developng market of the day. Another foregn country sends through the port four steamers of tho Canadan Australan lne to carry tho trade of Australa, New Zealand and Un slands of tho South Pacfc. From Great Brtan and the Colonal Governments ths latter lno receves an annual subsdy or $330,000. Any Amercan lno competng wth the Toyo Kseu Kasha enters nto an unequal contest. Tho Japanese Government pays to these three steamor a subsdy s of $600,000 per annum. Add to the beneft of tho subsdy tho fact that tho operatng expenses of a Japanese steamer aro very much less than an Amercan vessel, and tho advantages n fnyor of tho Japanese boat are planly apparent. HS MST AK S. The man had halted tho polceman to mako an nqury, and tho qlllcor took notce of hs personal condton anl asked: x, "My frlond, do you retd tho newspapers?" "Three or four of them a day," was tho reply. nterested to any extent n poltcs?" " should smle that was." "Then you must bo nterested lu tho tarff queston?" "Say, cant Bleep ngts on account or t. "Wel, ust wanted to call your at tenton to the fact that about half buyng stores and poems agan. BY AUTHORTY The Board of Lcense Commssoners Jor tho County of Oahu wll hold a meetng at the Executve Buldng on Wednesday, Juno 2, 909, at 4 p. m., to consder tho applcaton of T. SUMD A for a transfer of hs Wholesale lcense to sel lntoxcatlng lquors from hs present place on Maunakea street, to the corner of Pauahl and Maunakea streets, Honolulu, under the provsons of Act 9, Sesson Laws of 907. All protests or obectons aganst the Second Class Saloon lcense to sell ntoxcatng lquors from Alakea St, "Kentucky Saloon, to the premses known, as the Empre Buldng Co., Ltd., near the corner of Hotel and Bethel streets, Honolulu, under the provsons of Act 9, Sesson Laws o 907. All protests or obectons aganst the ssuanco of a lcenso under sad applcaton should bo fled wth the Secretary of tho Board, not later than the tme set for sad hearng. CARLOS A. LONG, Secretary Pro Tern Board of Lcense Commssoners. 4ts May,, 8, 23, 909. Honolulu, T.., Aprl 0, 909. RESOLUTON. BE T RESOLVED BY the Board or Supervsors of the Cty and County of Honolulu, Terrtory of Hawa, that wo herewth approprate from General Fund tho sum of $50.00 for tho payment of Materal and Supply Demands No. C40, embracng clam for the month of Aprl, 909, for account known as Treasurers Addng Machne, whch, havng been examned ana found correct, s herewth allowed and ordered pad and the Audtor s hereby authorzed and drected to ssue warrants on the Treasurer payable to persons or frms as per lst hereto attached. ntroduced by Wllam Aha. Approved May, 909. JOSEPH J. FERN, Mayor. lots May, 3, 4, 5, G, 7. S, 0,, 2. tho duty had bea. taken off bar soap." " seo tho pont." renlled thu other after lookng at tho offlcor a mnute. " had read t that the duty had been ncreased a hundred ner cent. Sure youre not mstnkon?" "Then drect mo to tho nonrest grocery and ll buy a bar and go homo and wash up. thought they had Jumped tho tarff cn mo, and was gvng those Congressmen to understand that they couldnt bluff me." THE WSE THNG. Jones was mutterng nnd swearng nnd shakng hs head when ho mot Davs, am, of course, the latter asked whnt was tho matter. "Why a galoot of a fellow stopped on my feet on tho platform of tho car," was tho reply, "r wsh had punched hs head for t" xftmutaacna ejonolulu.hawn FOB SALE! A property stuated n one of tho.best resdent sectons of Honolulu,, assurng, gppd class of tenauts and.contnued occupancy. Offered for sale At. fgure that wll net 07c to tho buyer. Ths s an exceptonal bargan, and, f not sold, wll be wthdrawn at the end of ten days. Furnshed cottage on the beach at Walklkl n the Kopon n Park Secton. "fflwbe W Corner of Fort nnd Merchant Sts. looo Mles of Seabrdg by one Classfed Advertsng PANOTUNN G REPARNG. James SnerldanT tubrmtrpkstr. ng of panos and organs. No. ltsz, Hotel street, orders left at Hawaan News Co., Young buldng. Good panos to rent or sell at cheapest rates. WANTED 0 BUY.Old books, magaznes, Hawaan stamps and curos. Books exchanged. Weedon Curo Bazaar, Masonc Temple, Alakea street. FOR RENT. Frst class rurnlshed rooms centrally located. Hot nnd cold baths, Ellngton Hotel. 25 Hotf! St. "Know who t was." "No; but he went nto.f.v lorsts. place back there." "Small man, wth a "Thats the one. beleve ll go back and havo t out wth hm." "f you are a wse man, Jones, youll go back and beg Ws pardon. That man s a florst" " dont care f les a ralroad presdent "Oh, but you do! Easer Sunday s at hand. You wfe must havo Dowers or therell bo trouble at home. That man has got a cnch on the Easter market, and r ho asks you a hundred dollars for a dozen Amercan Beauty roses, what are you gong to do? Jones thought tho matter over for a mnute, and then wont back and entered tho place and sad to the man: "Sorry lost my temper ou the car. Please forglvo and walk all over mc!" Notce to Shppers S. S. ALAMEDA. Shppers recevng or orderng overland shpments aro horeby nformed that tho S. S. Alameda wll receve and delver cargo at the CHNA BA SN, San Francsco, (Overland Ralway Termnal) wthout expense of cart age. VM. G. RWN & CO., LTD., Genoral Agents, Oceanc S. S. Co. TOBACTO HEART. Constant use of narcotcs has a paralyzng offoct upon the heart acton. t s frst notceable through a unoa sy dull, pan around tho honrt, accompaned wth palptaton, shortness of hearth, tremblng, etc. You should stop tho progress of the dsease at onco wth Dr. Mles Heart Cure. t strengthens nnd ropars tho norvo tlssuo s, and reutoroe healthy heart acton. Watch and Jewolry renalrlnc ronur os tho hghest skll. H. Culman, Fort ana loto, s skllful and devoted to hs trade. Fno Job Prntng SUr Offlc lbwmh..nnhvtr

6 BZ THE HAWAAN STAR, TUESDAY. MAY 4, 009. ( " For over 50 years havo always kept Ayors Cherry Pectoral n tho homo. My father ofton told wo that t saved my lfe when waa very young." n thousands of homes Ayers Cherry Pectoral s a household word. t has boon used f r 8 t by tho grand parents, then by the parents, and now by tho chldren. For colds and coughs, croup, bronchts, la grppe, nflammaton n tho throat or n the bronchal tubes, 9 hem Pectoral s tha standard remedy tho world over. t contans no narcotc or poson. Accept no substtute. Put up n large and small bottle?. PrcptroJ ly Pf. J. C. Aer 4 Co. owa!!, t.m.. U. S. A. need not be elaborately or expensvely furnshed. t doesnt cost any more to have handsome and artstc thngs, f only you know how to get them. n our splendd new stock of CHNESE JAPANESE attngs you wll fnd ust what you want to gve t te best effect n room or hall. See them today. LEWEBS & COOKE Llxxxltocl 77 S. Kng St. Phone 775. To HOURS Chcago From San Francsco, The Fastest transcontnental OVERL LMTED tran. Electrc Lghted, BuffetfLbrar y and Drawng Room compartment, observaton car, wth dner. Telegraphc news posted on tran. Southern Pacfc lcw ARRVALS SLK GOOD For years our lne of Slk goods has been the best n town and our last shpment proved no excepton. wakam & Co., Hotel St, AUTOMOBLES FOR HRE Wlson & yrpfay Garage opp. San Francsco Theatre. Phone Temporary 408. Bet. Bethel and Nuuanu off Hotel St. WSDOM OF EXPEENCE. Cook have an deal woman n my mnd. Hook Are you golngl o marry her? Cook Yea, f shell have me. Hook Well, after the parson says hs say youll stll have an deal w omann your mnd, SPOR J GAME SCHOOL LEAGUE fter one of tho most exctng games yet plnycd n the nterscholastl c League, the St. Lous baseball team hnnded t to the Kauchamchas yesterday afternoon to the tune of 0 The game was played on. the to C. Alexander feld lu Punahou and was wtnessed by a largo number of frends of both teams, college folk and peo plo from the cty. The battery work of both teams was excellent and feld was handled n great shape throughout. Wth the comparatvely heavy battng of both sdes there was always chance ot a breakaway and tall scorng, but such dd not happen. Ths game leaves the Hgh School n frst place, wth the St. Lous and Kanrehameha teams ted for second tho funanous brngng up the rear. Ths exactly reverses the order Hg ured upon nf the begnnng of tho seres, when t was calculated that the col legem would have t pretty much ther own way and the Hgh School kds would brng up the processon. The nterscholastc League s put tng up some of the best baseball n tho cty. For cleanness and sporty qualtes generally t has some other leagues sknned to o. flnsh. The games are well worth seeng. A GREAT PROGRAM FOR NEXT SUNDAY There wll be all sorts of dongs at Aala park next Sunday, n fact t wll almost be a day of etents. Begnnng at 0 oclock n the mornng the return match game of baseball between the Yokohama Spece Bank and Wall, Companys twrlers wll be play ed off. the booksellers beat the moneychangers n the last, game, but the team of the Japanese has been materally strengthened, and a dfferent result mny be realzed on Sunday. The next happenng at Aala park on Sunday wll b0 at :30 oclock when tho Fern cup wll be formally presented to the Kewalo team, wnners of tho trophy n the Atknson League. mayor ern was expected to do tho honors on ths occason, but as he wll be out of town someone else wll be deputzed for the duty. mmedately followng the Fern cup sunn, tne Aalas and C. A. cvs wn begn a ferce game for the champonshp of the frst seres. At 3 p. 7. the bg game n tho Mltary League wll begn. The teams to play wll be tho N. O. H. vs Fort Shatter. ALUA SGET ALL COB TO THEM The Waanae baseball team put t all over tho Waaluas Sunday afternoon on the Waanae damond, the scorng beng 0 to. The game was hotly contested, uowever, and the lead of the Waannes was obtaned only by dnt of team work. Foowlna were the lneups of the teams: Waanaes Nsh, f.; K. Kuoho, 2b.; J. Meyer (captan), ss.; A. Smpson, c; G. Meyer, p.; R. Glllland, 3b.; l Lopes, cf.; F. Meyer, lb.; J. Mundo n rf. Waaluas L. A. Achlu, p.; Ed Bush, ss.; Keonaona, f.; F. Depouto, c.; A. Fegero, cf.; M. Teves (captan), lb.; T. Oda. f.; J. Teves, 2b.; J. Alamed a, 3b. Scoro by nnngs Waanaes Waaluas FRST OfflN THE TENNS SERES Tho tenns tournament play for the Wall cup opened up very satsfactorly yesterday afternoon on the Beretan a courts. The followng were tho results: A. R. Cunha beat E. W. G Sutton, l, 0 2;. Hurd beat Theodore Rchards, S 7 5; C. G. Bockus beat J. Maconne l, 75, 0 7; Captan Low beat George warren, t 2, 0 3; and E. S. Gee beat L. S. Conness, 2, 2. Tho last match belonged n the second round, but was put ahead ono day. Today tho matches wll be: At 4:30 A. J. Lowroy vs. C. R, Frazer; R. B. Retow vs. A. Rchards: C. G. Bon kus vs. Captan Low. At 5 oclock J. Macaulay vs. S. Gray: A. n. Cunha vs. Hurd; R. B. Booth vs L. J. Warren; W. L. Warren vs J. Page. The fourth shoot or tho Hawaan Gun Club n tho present nrze seres wll take place at Kalcaako butts to morrow afternoon at 5 oclock. TS HOW THE KEWALQS BESTED MARNES Fretas, f. Marnes Thompson, rf; Hayes. 2b; Wllams, lb; Gaw, ss; Call, 3b; Davs, cf; Gbson, f; Anderson, c; Hncs, p; Knght, sub. THREE BflTHON PRZESTO GO UP About the only thng settled n re gard to the Marathon program on July Fourth s that, f the races are pulled off as outlned by Mr. Scully, there wll be no small przes. There wll be a frst prze of?200, a second of $25 and a thrd of $75. The very largo prze for frst place, t s con fluently fgured, wll brng out the best runners and ensure the stffest knd of a competton. Ngel Jackson s stll tranng pre paratory to the frst thng that turns up. He hopes to hear favorably from Hlo durng ths week, n whch case be may go there. But tlls Hlo busness s largely n the ar. There has not yet been any tangble or relable suggeston of a Marathon go n that quarter, and the tme s gettng short m wontng up one, partcularly as to country runners, who lacked tran lug. E BUNCHES OF ROADSTERS DUE The Assocated Garage people are daly expectng four fne Kssel cam drect from the manuafcturers. The cars were shpped about the mddle of Aprl. One of them s a lne, forty Horsepower machne and there are 30 horsepower beautes. The ears are all of the newest models, never seen here before. All four wll be placed on sale soon after arrval. The Schuman Carrage Company aro expectng sx fne Ford machnes. whch wll be placed on the market at once. Wth the Fords are two locomobles, one for Frank Baldwn. of Mau, and one for Attorney Frank Thompson. One of the new Fords was yester day purchased n advance by E. A. MottSmt h for use by that gentleman as presdent of the Board of Health. LTARUEAGUE BALL JPHROMf Tomorrow afternoon at 3 ocloek tho Marnes and Twenteth nfantry wll cross bats at Aala park n tho Mlltnry League. These teams, whle tralers n the processon, are nuto evenly matched and a good game maybexpected. The Marno team wll be us follows: Thompson, rf; Hayes, 2b; Wllams. lb; Gaw, ss; Call, 3b; advls, cf; Gb son, f; Anderson c: Hlnes. n Knght, sub. Fort Shatter Moran, 3b; McCall, ; Lemm, 2b; Bateman. c: Kstler. cf; Durant, 3b; Gongol, rf; Ells, lb; SPORTDRFT Next Sunday should be the date, fnr tho Tansan golf tournament nt tm Country Club. The sale of tckets n Dn nn thp boats wth tho bg excurson On Mnv 9 wll close at 2 oclock next Saturday afternoon. A meetng of the nfnmnnr Head Athletc Club wll be hold n Odd Fel lows Hall at 7:30 ths evenng. Monthly busness wll come up. Sundays game n tho plantaton baseball league was won by Ewa, that team defeatng Alea by a scoro or 5 to 2. That the Ffth Cavalry baseball tean s not up to scratch s certanly not duo to fl lack of mhfh.ll zatlon nor enthusasm. Sometme ago ORDNANCE TO KEEP FRONT AREAS GLEAN Manoa valley resdents want to see tho cty kept clean, and tonght there wll be presented to the Board of Su pervlsors a resoluton passed at tho last aneotlng of the Manoa mprove Lack of space prevented more than,lcnt club, callng on the Cty and n menton yesterday of the very ex Counly Supervsora to pass an ordln ccen, game n uasemu pn. up u v compellng each and every pro Marnes and Kewalos n the seres at," Atknson park Sunday. The game was perty owner to keep clean tne pavewo n by the Kewalos by a score of 8 nent and yard n front of hs or her to 5, but only after one of the hard property. U est battles of baseball hstory lu tho Ths s slands. So ntense was the excte done n ctes of the manland and tho Manoa mprovers dont ment at one stage that Presdent V erra was forced to stop tho game un see why t cannot be done here wth tl quet, had been restored. equal success. The Kewalos lneup was as follows: Consderable complant s made that George Medclros, cf; M. Pmental, ss; the. government pays attenton to the Alfred Souza, 3b; M. De Ponte, p; cleanng of prvleged peoples places, M. R. Fretas, 2b; Manuel Joseph, c; Whle the places of people, not prv Frank Joseph, lb; Kaapa, rf; Mke leged aro allowed to look as ndfferently as may be. For ths reason t s beleved that the compulsory ndvdual attenton to front areas by property owners wll work out better than leavng the matter to the road department. Recently Manoa resdents were refused partcpaton n the postal free delvery for the reason that the approaches to the resdences of some were not n a condton for the convenent passage of mal carrers. THE DAYS FABLE. One day, as the Hare was peepng out of her burrow, the Fox came along and charged her wth rebatng. "Why, dont even know the meanng of the term," ndgnantly repled the Hare. "Oh, dont try to play nnocent wth me. You have been favorng the graffe over tle rhnoceros, and thats rebatng." "But deny t." "But you wll have to come to the Lon wth me and let hm Judge." The Hare went wllngly, and when the Lon had heard the case he sad: " am n doubt about t. thnk you had better take ths case before the Eagle." The Eagle heard the evdence and pondered over t, and sad that whle he was qute satsfed that the Hare was gulty he would lke the opnon of the Buffalo. The Buffalo looked wse as the case was lad before hm. and then decded lor the Hare, but asked that the Python pass on the case. The Python dgested t and sad the Hare was ether gulty or not gul ty, and he would lke lo know what the Graffe and Rhnoceros thought t turned out that one thought one way and one tho other, and tho Fox and Hare were about to nn n hr Jackal for stll another opnon when Reynard suddenly sezed Bunny n hs aws and sad: "To save further tme and trouble. wll smply eat the case up." an nter roop seres of games were played, n whch there were eght teams from the cavalrymen and ono team from the gun platoon. From these nne teams the men to play n the Mltary League are drawn. There would certanly appear to be no lack of materal. At 7:30 tlls evenng the unors en rolled for the handball tournament wll meet at the Y. M. O. A. for nstructons, etc. Those falng to turn up wll be consdered out of the con test. Dr. Hand s especally desrous that ths event start out rght and be kept gong wth proper snap. Manager Lawson, of the Art thea tre, departed today for Hlo to be present at the openng of hs lne, new play house, the Gaety, n that cty. He wll return on Saturday. 9 A. 4C. Verra has receved a letter from a sports promoter outlnng an all day.program for July Fourth, car ryng wth t Held sports, etc., to take place on the League grounds. The program suggested s regarded as ra ther cumbersome. THE YOUNG DEA. Grandpa Would Earlo lke to come nto tho garden and pny crcus wth grandpa? Earlle Wolle r m rather busy Just now, grandpa. Couldnt you go r.nd play by yourself? WTH ROD REEL. Wth rod and reel tho toller plays And dreams of long vacaton days " When he shall float on grassy deeps And cast the gleamng lure that sweeps Athwart, the hungry bass gaze. PART OF THE TREE. Ned Tho new poltcal party s dvdng ther famly tree. Ted Yes! understand theyre as to wholl take the stump. THEY WERE CHOCOLATE. Mr. Leghorn Aro you sure that nl of our llttlo ones aro hero? Mrs. Leghorn Why, yes, do you mss any? Mr. Leghorn No, but overheard one of the chldren at the house say that sho had eaten three llttlo chckens ths mornng. MORAL. t may or may not havo rebated, but t appears to have devoured Unte Sam ust the same. FARBANKS TO SPEAK. Tho last meetng of th Mens League for the season wll bo held nt the Hawaan Hotel on Monday evenng next at C oclock. t wll be ladles nght. The address of tho evenng wll bo delvered by former Vce Presdent Charles W. Farbanks, who wth Mrs. Farbanks, Mrs. J. W. Tlmmon s, Governor and Mrs. Walter F. Frear wll be tho guests of honor. Tho Kamehameha Boys glee club wll furnsh musc. VEN the ar s fltered that cools PRMO BEER. The bolng extract of the malt and hops s pumped through cols contanng fltered ar, and cooled wthout any possble chance of ts beng touched by bactera Ths coolng apparatus s the same as that used n the bg breweres on the manland, and s the most approved methods PRMO s brewed especally to sut the clmate and contans no preservatves whatsoeve r. f you want GOOD beer, PURE beer, WHOLESOME beer, drnk The Beer thats Brewed DVERTSNG s toda y to Sut the Clmate. the mghtest.factor n the busness world. t s an evoluton of modern ndustral competton. t s a busnessbulde r, wth a potency that goes beyond human desre. t s somethng more than a "drummer" knockng at the door of the consumer somethng more than mere salesmanshponpape r. t s a postve, creatve force n busness. t bulds factores, skyscrapers and ralroads. t makes two blades of grass grow n the busness world where only one grew before. t multples human wants and ntensfes human, desres. t furnshes excuse to tmorous and hestatng ones for possessng the thngs whch under former condtons they could easly get along wthout, The human mnd s so constructed that t s apprecably affected by repetton and, after all, advertsng s only.repetton. Truman A. DeWeese. The Chas. R. Frazfer Co., Managers of Advertsn g

7 THE HAWAAN STAR, TUESDAY, MAY 4, 909 SEVEN Theres a ot about watchng savng grow That s what makes savng easy, when you have once begun. t Becomes a postve pleasure, nstead of a constant deprvaton, as so many magln o t to be. Start savng today. Get ono ot our small home banks, and open an account wth us that wll pay you 4 2 per cent nterest. Bl OF Hlll. LD Fort and Merchant Streets Captal and Surplus, $,000,000. Claus Spreckels. Wm. G. rwn US SPRECKELS GO., BANKBRS HONOLULU :::::: T. H. San Francsco Agents The Nevada Natonal Bank of San Francsco. DRAW EXCHANGE ON SAN FRANCSCO The Nevada Na tonal Bank ot San Francsco. LONDON Unon of London & Smths Bank, Ltd. NEW YORK Amercan Exchange l Bank. CHCAGO Corn Exchange Natonal Bank. PARS Credt Lyonnals. BERLN Dresdner Bank. HONGKONG YOKOHAMA The Hongkong and Shangha Bankng Corporaton. NEW ZEAL AUSTRALA Bank of New Zealand, and Bank of Australasa. VCTORA VANCOUVER Bank of Brtsh North Amerca. TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKNG EXCHANGE BUSNESS. Deposts Receved, Loans Made on Approved Securty, Commercal and Travellers Credts ssued. Blls of Ex change Bought and Sold. COLLECTNG PROMPTLY AC COUNTED FOR. TQDH ffeoeuh LMTED. Captal (Pad up) Yen 24,000,000 Reserve Fund Yen 5,940,000 HEAD OFFCE, YOKOHAMA. Tho bank buy3 and receves for collecton blls of exchange, ssues Drafts and Letters of Credt, and transacts a general bankng busness. The Bank receves Local deposts and Head Offce Deposts for fxed pe rlods. Local Deposts $25 and upwards for one year at rate of 4 per annum. lea dofflce Deposts Yen 25 and up wards for oneha lf year, ono year, two years or three years at rate of 5 2 per annum. Partculars to be obtaned on appll caton. Honolulu Offce 07 S. Kng Sstreet P. O. Box 68. M. TOKEDA, Manager. ESTABLSHED N 830. BSHOP & CO. BANKERS Commercal and Travellers Letters of Credt ssued on the Bank of Calforna and The London Jont Stock Bank, Lmted, London. Correspondents for the Amercan Express Company, and Thos. Cook & Son. nterest alowed on term and Savngs Bank Deposts. BO CHNESE NEWSPAPER PUBLSHNG JOB PRNTNG. LTD No. 49 Cor. ot Smth and Hotel Sts. 4 SUTS FOR We wll clean and press 4 sultd a month for $.50 f you on our clothes cleanng club. Good JON NOW. TELEPHONE 496. work guaranteed, rhooho Clothes Cleanng Co. Harrson Block, Beretanla nr Fort. LABOR Trouble n FGHTNG ONSTS POLCE s Buenos Ayres From Strke on Account of.kllng May Day Roters. WRGHTS WN GOLD MEDAL. Amercan Ar Navgators Honored by Kng and Aeronautcal Socety of England. BUENOS AYRES, Argentna, May 4. A general strko has been naugurat ed by tho consoldated unons as a pro test aganst the kllng of May Day roters by tho polce There have been seeral collsons between the polce and the strkers, and the stuaton s very crtcal. AR SALORS HONORED. LONDON, Mny 4. The Aeronautcal Socety of England held las frst meet ng last nght and conferred a gold medal on the Wrght brothers, whose recent demonstratons n the South of France were wtnessed by the Kng. The Wrghts were present at the specal nvtaton of Kng Edward, and there was tremendous enthusasm wllen the announcement was made that the medal had been awarded to the Amercan aeronauts. PRESDENT JORDAN SPEAKS. CHCAGO, May 4. Davd Starr Jor dan, presdent of Leland Stanford Junor Unversty, addressed the Peace Conference here last nght. D CONCERT Tho band wll play ths evenng at Thomas Square, the followng program havng been arranged: PART. March The Thunderer Souza Overture Dame Valentne Suppo ntermezzo The Roses Bergere PP,lar Harry Lauders Songs Hume PART. Vocal Hawaan Songs..Ar. by Berger Selecton A Mornng Parade....Hume Serenade Andalusan Elenberg Fnale The Cavalry Bohn Star Spangled Banner. NHABTANTS OF MARS. Professors Plans for Talkng to Them f They Exst. BOSTON, Mass., Aprl 8. Manknd may be able to communcate wth the nhabtants of Mars n July next, says Professor Wllam Henry Pckerng, of Harvard, who suggests adoptng method of flashng messages when that planet approaches the earth to wthn thrtythre e mllon mles, or Hvo ml lon mles nearer than ever before, he declares. Ten mllon dollars s the sum at whch he sets the puttng of ths method nto practcal use, but once ths means of celestal commun caton s establshed, he predcts that the messages wll be easly recognzed and undoubtedly answered f there s ntellgent lfe on Mars. Whle astronomers all over the world are followng wtu ueep nterest me movements of Mars, whle at tho great Harvard observatores at Flagstaff, Arzona, and n Peru scentsts are eagerly awatng tho possblty of new dscoveres whch may prove lullspu ably the generally accepted belet that the planet s peopled wth bengs ot n telllgence, Professor Pckerng stands ready to furnsh a method, palustak nelv and carefully worked out, for actually talkng wth the Martans n caso tho comng proxmty of the planets reveals ther exstence. Provdng there was ntellgent lfe on Mars t would bo possble to sgnal the planet f wo desred to do so," he says. "My plan of communcaton would necesstate the use of a seres of mrrors so arranged as to present a sngle reflectng surface towards the planet. Of course one mrror would do as well, but as the area necessary for reflectng the sunlght over four mllon mles would have to bo more thnn a quarter of a mle of glass, a sngle mrror would not bo prac tcable. We would have to use a number of mrrors. These mrrors would all have to be attached to ono great axs parallel to tho axs ot the earth, run by motors and so tmed as to make a complete re voluton every twentyfou r hours, thus carryng tho reflectng surface around wth tho axs once a day, and obvat ng the necessty of contnually read ustng t to allow for tho movements of tho planets." A BARGAN. When you can savo from 25 to 50 per cent oh any artcle, you havo a bargan. When you buy a bottle of Chamberlans Colc, Cholera and Darrhoea Remedy at tho regular prce, you wll probably savo several tmes ts cost n doctors blls beforo tho summer s over wth, besdes tho feel ng of securty you wll have n know ng that your famly s prepared for Rtlren nttnpkn nf dvsentorv or dlarr hoea. For Bale by all dealers, Ben bou, Smth & Co., agents for Hawa. AFTER THE SPUNG FLOOD. Johnson heard you bought a home n tho suburbs? Wlckson (sghng) Yes. Johnson Am tr.so heard that t rght up to date. 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For the sake of other Bufferng women am wllng you should publsh my letter." Mrs. CuArles Barclay, R.F.D., Grantevll e, Vt. Women who are passng through ths crtcal perod or who are sufferng from any of those dstressng lls pecular to ther sex should not loso sght of the fact that for thrty years Lyda E. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound, whch s made from roots and herbs, has been the standard remedy for female lls. n almost every commu nty you wll fnd women who have been restored to health by Lyda E. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound. f M PRACTCALLY NO TRE TROUBLE lghtweg ht Wth ts nnd easyrdn g strong constructon Model K D s aptly termed tho deal ot all automobles for famly use. Wegh (( ng as t docs a thrd less than tho average watercoole automoble d of smaller capacty, t gves mnmum tre nnd operatng expense. t S most nearly fulflls unversal requrements. ts compactness, ablty, (; handsome body, largo wheels, and tho ease wth wlch t handles place t n a class by tself an deal tourngca r, not too large for cty and busness use, lghtwegh t, refned and casyrldln g. Frankln Mode! D, $2800. Four cylnder, 28 horsepowe r, flve passenger tourngcar. 36n wheels, same sze as used on tho best watercoote d automobles weghng 000 pounds more. Alumnum body on steel angle nl frame tho strongest and lghtest automoble body made. Three large powerful brakes actng on transmsson and rear wheels, selectve typo transmsson, pos tve geardrve n oler, Bosch hgh tenson magneto. Mary E. Wynn, whokopt a ladles Conn of Goldllold. She was n partnershp n EOOCCXXCKCKOCCXK halrdrsslng parlor nt the Hawaan Hotel somo years ago, the real estato busness n was lately marred at Reno, Nevada, to Eugcno Mr Goldfeld wth Mr. McConnel!. Keepsakes are often runed by ncompetent O worumon. Many ears open ntn tn tnflln nu nt ovtart l lv ud uuuv tut; un v 4..l.,.. rn. vn n. l nurng... n 6 Jewelry reparer. ucxjocgococccgoccgcogcgccc )) FrankBn SVode D 3 THE ASSOCATED E. O. Hall & Son, MERCHANT fyou Have a Dnner to serve you should have the fnest meats. The knd we sell. OURS are cut from selected cattle and the meat s SUPEROR. Metropoltan are more essental to Lavng a beautfully apponted tha: large expendture. o Let us stow you unusual patterns n Market W. F. Helbron, Propretor. Phone 45. GOOD TASTE JUDGMENT Communty Slver n GARAGE, LTD. ( Ld., Propretor. BSHOP STREETS (( table. t has a dstnct rchness of appearance and charm of dn whch rval sterlng. ts more than trple plate t costs hut a trfle. more n th: n ordnary plated ware t lasts a lfe tme. W. W. DMOND & CO., LTD CNG 3TREET,!M H tm r n ne Dest l,anuy :! s to be had at llpf! TK PH P AT?T? a lum un D a! H Hotel and Uon Fresh every day The Latest Parsan GOWNSl wadame Harrton Block. LAMBERTS EH Beretanla & Fort Stg BAChecoS Are you losng your har? PACHECOS Have you tclg scalp? DRUFF KLLER postvely stops fallng har and ono applcaton of ths marvellous preparaton wll allay that awful tchng. Sold by all druggsts ana at Barber Shop. Phono 232. Pacheco s Furnture ron Beck tresses Coyne Furnture Co, Ltd. ll J Honolulu, T. H. SHPPNG COMMSSON MER CHANTS. SUGAR FACTORS and GENERAL N SURANCE AGENTS. representng Ewa Plantaton Co Walalua Agncutural Co., Ltd. Kohala Sugar Co. Walmea Sugar Mll Co. Apokaa Sugar Co.. Ltd. Fulton ron Works ot St. Lous. Blake Steam Pumps. Westons Centrfugals. Babcock & Wlcox Bolers. Greens Fuel Economzer. Marsh Steam Pumps. Matson Navgaton Co. Planters Lne Shlpplnng Co. New England Mutual Llfo ance Company of Boston. nsur Aetna nsurance Co. Natonal Fre nsuranco Co. Ctzens nsurance Co. (Hartford Fre nsuranco Co.) Tho London Assurance Corpora ton. (. M THE Rey;ol SHOE THAT PROVES F YOU WSH TO ADVERTSE & N NEWSPAPERSS ANYWHERE AT ANYTMU Coll on or Wrte f CDAKES ADVERTSNG AGEKCY SA Sansome Street J BAN PRANC6CO, CALP. J Fort and Hotel THE DSTKCT COURT OF THE Unted Stntes, For The Terrtory of Hawa. The Unted Stntes ot An.orlcn, plantff vs. John A. McCnndless, et al., defendant. Acton brought n sad Dstrct Court, and the Complant fled n tho ofllce of tho Clerk ot sala Dstrct Court, n Honolulu. THE PRESDENT CF THE UNTED STATES OF AMERCA, GREET NG: To JOHN A. McCLESS; ELLA McCLESS wfe of JOHN A. Mc CLESS; ELZABETH K. PRATT; GORDRCH PRATT; KATE KEN NEDY; MARA BREWER; EMMA PRATT; LEV GORDRDGE PRATT; EMLY G. PRATT: ELZABETH S. NO YES; SARAH E. PRATT; WL LAM PRATT; ROBERT PRATT; EVELYN PRATT nnd FRANCES PRATT, unknown hers at law of FRANKLN S. PRATT, deceased; JAMES H. MONSARRAT, Trustee for SUSE F. CAHTWnGHT; SUSE F. CARTWROHT. HATTE M. DAMON; SAMUEL M. DAMON; JAMES BLACK, MARY PURPLE; JOHN BROWN and JANE BLUE.. unknown nwnnrn nml Clamants, ard tho TERRTORY OF HAWA, Defendants. Tou Are Hereby Drected to Appear and answer tho Complant n an acton enttled as above, brought aganst you n the Dstrct Court of tho Unted States, n and for the Terrtory of Hawa, wthn 20 days from and after servce upon you of a certfed copy of Plantffs Petton heren, together wth a certfed copy of ths Demurrer. And you are hereby notfed unfe ss that you appear and answer as above requred, tho sad plantff wll take Judgment for any money or damages demanded n tho complant, as arsng upon contract, or t wll apply to tho Court for any other relef demanded n the Complant. WTNESS the Honorable SANFORD B. DOLE, Judgo of sad Dstrct Court, th3 0th day ot December, n tho year of (SEAL) our Lord ono thousand nlno hundred and elgnt and ot the ndependence ot tho Unted States tho ono hundred and thrtythr d. A. E. MURPHY, Clerk. UNTED STATES OF AMERCA, bs. Terrtory of Hawa, Cty of Honolulu., A. E. MURPHY, Clerk of tho Dstrct Court of the Unted States of Amerca, n nnd for the Terrtory and Dstrct of Hawa, do hereby certfy tho foregong to bo a full, truo and "rroo.t copy of the orgnal Summons noo of UNTED STATES OF...HJUCA vs. JOHN A. McCLESS et al., as tho same remans ot record and on fle n the offlco of the Clerk ot ead Court. N WTNESS WHEREOF,, havo hereunto set my hand nnd affxed tho seal (SEAL) of sad Dstrct Court ths 0th day of December. A. D. 90S. A. B. MURPHY, Clerk of Unted States Dstrct Court Terrtory ot Hawa. Endorsement. No. bs. Dstrct Court of the U. S. for tho Terrtory of Hawa. Tho Unted States of Amerca vs. John A. McCandless, et al. Summons Robert W. Brcckons, Plantffs Attornoy. Fled December 2, 908. A. E. MURPHY, Clerk. PACFC PHOTO GALLERY Waverlcy Block. (7 Hotel St. maknl sde.) Photography n all ts brancheo, pctures enlarged. Kodak developng ana prntng a specalty. The Two Jacks Tho Most Popular Saloon n the Cty. THE FASHON. Jack Scully, Prop. Jack Roberts, Mgr. Hotel Street near Fort. Phone 482 o We nvte nspecton or our goods. K. FUKURODA. Hotel near Nuu&nu. WESTS For Dress and Busness Wear. Slvas Toggery J STATONERY. All of tho fnest qualty. OA!T & MOSS MAN 76 Merchant Street, near P. O... a

8 JUUHT rhs HAWAAN STAR, TUESDAY, MAY 4, 009. Hawaan Relcs CUUOS NOVELTES! WOMANS EXCHANGE g Hotel & Unon Sta. 8 W. G. rwn & Co., Ltd SUQAK FACTORS, COMMSSON AGENTS Wm. O. rwn.. Presdent nnd Manager VlcePreslds nt fohn D. SpreckoU. Frst W, M. Glffard...Second VcePresdent CM. Whtney Treasurer RcWd vers Secretary. D. O. May Audtor tatloa Co., Walmanalo.Sugar Co. The Standard of Qualty CONSOLDATED Soda Water OAHU TALORNG CO. Merchant Talor. Clsar Stand on tht Corar. Ssrctanla and Emma Street. Catton, Nell & Co. MMTBD Knglner, Machnsts, Blacksmths and Bolermakers. Flrat class vrork at reasonable rates. BUTTONS Made to Order We have ust nstalled a machne for makng clothcovere d buttons n szes from 8 to 3C from any materal. Prces reasonable. Honolulu ron Works. 4TEAM ENGNES, SUGAR MLLS, J0LER3, COOLERS. RON, DRABS LEAD CASTNGS. Machnery of Every Descrpton Mado to Order. Partcular Attenton pad to fehlpn Blacksmlthlng. Job Wor Executed on Short Notce. r CENTENNALS BEST FLOUR Henry May & Co. Ltd. WAW.VW.V.V.V.VV.A? lnens and for Summer Suts. We have a splendd lot ot clotlu. Let us make you a sut., W. AHAHA CO,, LTD. C2 Kng Street Phone 62. FRYS VTRFABLE Colors for Chm Pantng PACFC PCTURE FRAMNG CO. 05 Nuuanu below Hotel. NEW ADVERTSEMENTS. Metropoltan Market Pago 2 Hawaan TrtBt Co Page Hawaan News Co Pago 7 Pond Dary Pago 4 French Laundry Pago 2 Board Lcense Commssoners..Pago 6 Notce te Shppers Page 5 AGENTS FOR Cctanlc Steamshp Co.. San Franclco, Cat. Baldwn Locomotve Works, Phladelpha, Pa. m.:.0 nch. Halcalau Plantaton Co., Hlo Sugar ended at noon 225 Company, Honolulu Plantaton Co., "Wau Hutchnson Sugar Plantaton Co., Kllauea Sugar Plantaton Co., Olcwalu Company, Paauhau Sugar Plan THS W2ATKER. Local Olllco, U. S. Weather Bureau, Young Buldng. Honolulu, H. T., May 3, 009. Temperature!, a. m.; s a. m. 0 a. m.; and mornng mnmum. ; 09; 72; C7; 07. Baronec rmnnst absolute humdty (grans per cubc foot); relatve humdty and dew pont at 8 a. m.: 30.00; 0.20; 72; 72. Wnd: Vettcny ana drecton at S a. n.; 8 a. m.; 0 a. m.; and noon: 0 NE.; 9 NE; 9 NE; ā 7 E. Ranfall mnus nours endng 8 a. Total wma mormcnt durng 24 hours mles. n. STOCKMAN, Secton Drector. NEWS N A NUTSHELL Paragraphs That Gve Condensed News o ne uar. Busness lunch Thurlows Royal Annex Cafe. A notce to shppers per S. b. Ala meda s nublshed n ths ssue. Phm wll be a meetng of the Board of Health Thursday afternoon at 3 oclock. The publc schools of tlls Terrtory wll close on Frday, June 25, lor the suumdr vacaton. The Boare or Lcense Commsson era wll meet on June 2 to consder two annlcatlous. Sol Mahelona s back at hs desk n the offce of the Cty and County Au dtor. Thurlows Royal Annex Cafe serves the best all round meals n tne cxy, Rchard vers, presdent, a. Atknson and E. A. MottSmlt h consttute the newly apponted Board of mnlrraton. Why not nake your wll and have t done absolutely rght. Dong Just that s our specalty. Hawaan Trust Company, Ltd. Eght deaths from tuberculoss consttuted the total mortalty charged to contagous dsease n Honolulu for the ffteen days ended Aprl 0. War has been declared agalnt. tf mosquto. Hollster Drug Co. s plyng the ammunton n the form of nsect powder at 35c a pound. Try Thurlows for a week and voull come agan. Good meals and only the best brands of lquors serv ed. The U. S. Army transport Logan, from the Phlppnes, s due n ths cty tomorrow afternoon at 4 oclock. The Hawaan (Nbws Co., Ltd., has a beautful new stock of fancy and standard papetres, all of the lnest qualty and n the best of taste. Young Buldng. W.. Babbtt, r. C. Athertou and W. L. Whtney were apponted by Governor Frear as members of the Lbrary Board. The French Laundry, 258 Beretana street, does the very best class ot hand work at the same prces charged by other laundres for machne cleanng. Try t. Phone 49. Oat & Mossnan have ust receved a bg new stock of domnoes, wcker waste baskets for the lbrary, and scholars companons. 70 Merchant street, near P. O. There wll be a specal meetng ot the Royal School Alumn at the A Patra Socety Hall, corner or Emma and Vneyard streets, on Thursday fevenng at 7:30. Memoral Day fallng on Sunday, Geo. W. Do Long Post or the Grand Army of the Republc wll hold ts exercses n observance of the day on Monday, May 3. The housewo who s gettng mlk from other dares wll fnd that she wlklavo more cream on the same amount of mlk by orderng from the Pond Dary, phone 890. Lowers & Cooke, Ltd., have Just receved a very handsome assortment of Chlneso and Japanese mattngs. Call and look them over. 77 South Kng street, phone 775. Walter F. Dllngham, of ths cty, who was expected to return to ths cty by the Mongola, due May, wll not return tll tne Korea, whch s due on May 27 from San Francsco. The Hooulu and Hoola Lahnl Socety wll hold ther regular monthly meetng at the Kapolanl Maternty Homo tomorrow mornng at 0 a. m. All members are requested to attond. For Rent a fne house on Mnkeo road, opposte Makee sland; 0 rooms, 2 bedrooms; stable adonng. Rent, $30, A splendd 2 room house on Pacfc Heghts, C bedrooms,?30. Blslop Trust Co., Ltd. The meats at the Metropoltan Market are fner graned than those sold elsowhere. The propretor has specal opportuntes for gettng the best thero s and he takes advantage of the offer and serves hs patrons. Telephon o 45. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Evorson leave n the Korea for ther home n Oakland, after a stay of several weeks plcamntly spent n the slands. Mr. Everson s nt the head of the Fdollty Guaranty Co., that furnshes many offcal and busness house bond3 hem H LOAD M SPEED CARGO FROM RALROAD TRANS THREE NTERSLAN D STEAMERS FOR THE KOREA. The scene at the ralroad wharf ths mornng was an unusually busy one. The Alameda was at the muuka end ot wharf No. 2 takng n sugar for the coast and next came the C. A. Thayer, whch was dschargng lumber. Then came the Korea, whch was beng loaded wth sugar at such u rate that t seemed as though her enormous hull would soon be flled, but the ob was a bg one to handle. Not only were the engnes of the Oahu ralroad brngng n tralnload after tranload to be placed on board the steamer but the nterslau d steamers Helene, Llkelk c and Noeau were all alongsde ds chargng nto the Koreas hold, whch seemed always ready for more. The Koreas salng, whch s at 5 oclock ths afternoon, should be the cause of a very large gatherng at the Hackfeld dock. She carres a full lst of passengers n her cabn, a fact that has becomo a usual thng of late on Captan Sandbergs vessel, whch s noted hero, n San Francsco and n the Orent for her comfortable accommodatons and for the steadness of her huge bulk, no matter how heavy a storm may arse. The local stevedores dd good work yesterday n dschargng 00 tons or. HS EASTER PRAYER. They knelt n churcl on Easter And she was far and small, Wth soft blue eyes and golden bar, And he was dark and tall. She wore a gown of slken gray, Dsplayed ther fragrantsnow s; But he KS prayed wth all hs mght (Not prnted plea, at that) For means to pay the bll for her Expensve Easter hat. He vsted Honolulu belure lve years ago and has many frends among local people.. K. Bonne has receved word ot the death of hs grandmother, Mrs. Jane Atknson Bonne at Lancaster, Pa. Mrs. Bonne was netyelgt t years old and n the full possesson of all her facultes untl the last. She Frederck OBren, managng edtor of the Manla leaves lve sons and daughters, CableNew s, the lead twentytwo greatchldre n. ng Amercan newspaper or the Phlppnes, who s passng though here grandchldren and eght wth lls wfe aboard thes. S. Korea, Mr. Wllam D. Newborns, or the spent today renewng oldvacquantance German Savng & Loan Socety of San n Honolulu. Francsco, Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. OBren s on a vacaton and busl! Sachs and Mr. and Mrs. Washburn ness trp. Manly, he says, hes after were the guests or John F. Colburn Calforna fshng. He wll purchaso on an excurson to and around Pearl a tract of farm land n Southern Cal Harbor n the steam launch Waterwtc h, forna and then go to Washngton wth a chowder at Mr. s tn the nterests of free trade for the Pennsula retreat, on Sunday. Phlppnes. goldheade An elegant d koa wood OBren wll pass agan ths way, cane has been presented by the people or tho Leper Settlement to R. K. her. en route back to Manla, n Septen, Bonne, n grateful recognton of hs kndness to them n connecton wth tho movng pcture outft lately presented lo tle Settlement by the people ot Honolulu. Mr. Bonno not only nstalled the apparatus but suppled many Hawaan and other flms. Captan Saudberg, or the Pacfc Mal steamshp Korea, has been the recpent or many congratulatons durng hs stay n ths cty. He has ust become tho father of a baby grl and as the result hs very many frends n ths cty. have been claspng hs hand wtn oven more than the usual cordalty. Captan Moshor or ths cty who has been actng as plot n the placo or Captan Sanders, left for Hlo by the Mauna Kea. Ho has been nppolntcd The aftermath ot tho Japanese stab blng affray n Kapaa, that was report cd n last weeks paper, developed n the Dstrct Court on Wednesday morn ng when the defendant, Funaga, appeared before the Dstrct Magstrate for examnaton, hs neck beng stll drapped n the bandages that were placed there at the hosptal, after he had attempted to cut hs own throat on beng dscovered n tho act of stab blng hs wfe. Ho waved examnaton n the lower court, askng for a (tral by ury, and was commtted for harbormaster of the Hawa metropols tral berore the grand ury nt the next by Superntendent of Publc Works ensung term ot the crcut court. Marston Campbell. Garden sland. ( Geo. W. Do Long Post, G. A. t., s Bendng a letter to the Presdent and the Secretary of War to ask that the WHATS THE USE? name of General S. C. Armstrong bo Some people mull around the house gven to ono of the forts or posts at all day Sunday wthout thnkng of Honolulu. General Armstrong was tho grandeur outsde. They aro the born here, a member of tho msson ones who do not know of the pleasures ary famly of that name. He enlsted n the War or tho Rebellon whle yot a student of Wllams. College and roso to be brgader general. After the war he founded Hnmpton nsttute for negroes. Fne Job Prntng, Star Offce. 8B TEST Date. Per Lt Per Ton. xtar. 24 Mar cnts.. Mar cents... Aprl 3.99 cents... Aprl 2 Aprl 3 Aprl cents ents... Aprl 3 Aprl G Aprl 20 Aprl 20 3.S8 cents SO cents... Aprl Aprl Aprl 23 Aprl cents.... Aprl 24 Aprl cents. Aprl 27 Aprl centd... Aprl cents Aprl cents.., Aprl cents. May S TO LAUGH All of us lke to laugh heartly, and t makes us feel better and tears away the cobwebs on our brans and we feel better to take up our tasks. The Ellefor d company had only a far house at the Orpheum last nght but f our thea freght from the Korea n a lttle less tre goers knew what they were mssng than fve hours and a half of actual they would have been there, that s f workng tme. The loadng of cargo they apprecate somethng hgh class was kept up all nght and all the 2500 n tons of Btgar wll be on board early farce comedy. "All Due to Dana" ths afternoon, when the steamer wll was the bll, and n the hands ot the bo breasted over to the Hackfeld doctf. Ellefords t Avas one bg scream from The deck of the Korea was swarmed the rse of the frst untl the ral of the wth Custom House offcers ths mornng. Smugglng of cgars, slk or company seemed to be at ther best as last curtan. Every member ot the opum would have been a hard trck to the perrormance was equal to any ever pass on tho Federal men who watch gven on a local stage, and every one both wharf and nterslan d vessels to or the cast seemed to receve ndvdual see that the customs laws were kept applause. Yon must be hard to please nvolate. A much strcter watch s beng kept on all vesses from the Orent than has been customary n the past, on account of tho new opum r you cant go am laugh y ourself tred at the Elleford performance ot "Dana." And then there was the Osborn chldren. Gordon presented a sort of George Cohan dancnng turn that made a great ht and Sophe n nstructons whch have been ssued by the Treasury department. the song "And Mother Hasnt Spoken to Hm Snce" was a lttle bundle o: Day, sweetness, and all of the audence wanted to go up and hug her. They closed the turn wth a new ndan ntermezzo whch gave them both a chance. Ray Collns presented the And on her graceful head latest patrotc song "My Yankee Salor Boy wth llustratons and t went A danty bonnet gray wth plumes, For they were lately wed. wth great applause. t you feel lke havng a good laugh tonght and gettng more than the worth of your Her fancy wandered from the book To where n stately rows money drop n and see "All Due to The lles on the. altar steps Dana" at the Orpheum nnd you wont regret t. The last performance s tonght and tomorrow nght the offerng s "A Womans Secret" or "Dons," a producton that made Efllo Ellsler famous. TO FSH : BU P 0 CALL 0 TUFT KAUAJRAGEDY contaned n n trp to Halowa. Thoy know nothng or the, beautes ot a rde over the Oahu Ralway along the surfbeato n shores n the shadows of tho hlls that skrt the coast. The cost of the trp s so much loss than the value ot tho satsfacton that t s not wot consderng. QUOTATONS LONDON BEETS Prce. 0 shllng, 4 z lence. 0 shllngs 4 2 pence. 0 shllngs 5 4 pence 0 shllngs 4 2 pence. 0 shllngs 5 4 pence. 0 Shllngs 4 2 pence. 0 shllngs 5 4 pence. 0 shllngs, 4 2 pence. 0 shllngs 5 4 pence. 0 shllngs 0 pence. 0 shllngs 0 4 pence, 0 shllngs, 5 4 pence 0 shllngs, pence. shllngs, pence. Lmted Captal Stock $00, Shares Par Value $20.00 Subscrpton lst now open at the offlce of HARRY ARMTAGE Stools and lzsomd JLtrolcer... Campbell Block, Merchant Street, Prospectus may te had on applca ton. JAMES F, MORGAN STOCK and BOND Broker Member of Honolulu Stock and Bond Exchange. Stock and Bond Orders receve prompt attenton. nformaton furnshed relatve to all STOCKS SONB3. LOANS NEGOTATED. Phone 72. p. box 5a MLT STOCK REPORT Sesson Sales: 50 Olaa $4.50; 0 Oahu Sugar Co., $ Between Boards: 25 Ewa $28.50; 00 Ewa $28.50; 200 Honokaa $7.S75; 50 Olaa $.50; 50 Olaa $4.50; 50 Hawaan Sugar Co., $40.00; 2U Hawaan Sugar Co.. $0.00. Stock. Bd. Asked. C. Brewer & Co $20.00 Ewa Plant. Co 2S Hawwaan Com 3.00 Hawaan Sugar Honomu Honokaa 7.75 Koloa Sugar Co McBryde 4.00 Oahu Sugar Co Onomea Ookala Sugar Co 2.00 Paauhau Paa Plant. Co Poneer Mll G Walalua Agr 0G.UU Wamea Sugar Co S. N. Co 4G.00 Hawaan Electrc Hon. R. T. Co 7C.00 Mutual Telephone Nahku Rub Co O. R. & L. Co Hlo R. R. Co 4.75 Hon. B. & M. Co Haw. Pneapple Haw. Ter. 4s (FC) Haw. Ter. 4s (Ref.) Haw. Ter. 4 l 4s Haw. Ter. 4 l Haw. Ter. 3 l Haku 0s Hamakua Dtch Cs 0.00 Haw. rrgaton Cs Hlo R. R. Co. Cs Honokaa Cs Hon. R. T. Co. Cs McBryde Cs O. R. &.L. Co Gs 0.75 Oahu Sugar 5s Olaa Sugar Co. Gs,.. 9S.00 Pacfc Mll Csc Paa Plant. Cs Poneer Mll Gs Walalua Agr Gs HATS. Though world and flesh and devl Return wth Easter dawn, Vet mllnery shows us That ever ld s on. Fne Job Prntng. 5 g El &0t9l var Offce. Henry Waterhouse Trust Co. Members Honolulu Stock and Bond Exchange. FORT MERCHANT STS. TELEPHONE Sweepng Bectlons Begnnng Was Monday, May 3rd. n order to make room for our n ew sprng goods, we have decded to clear out certan lnes of Wash Goods, regardless of Cost or Values. The one obect n vew s the quckest possble clearance. The bargans cannot be mentoned n ths announcement, because of the lmted space but thoy are here. Come, and you wll bo repad wth the bggest and best bargans ever offered n Wash Goods. SEE WNDOW DSPLAY SACHS Fort and Beretana, Opposte Fre Staton. ENeAAOAOASAAOAOAOAOA9AAOA9AOfeAAeAeASACAeAR rftllntrn nwru m MMU M Dealers Frewood, Stove, Steam and Blacksmth Coal, Crushed Kock, Black and Whte Sand, Garden Sol, HAY, GRAN, CEMENT, ETC., ETC. HustacePeck Go Phone Queen HvgvavQV8vavcvavovevcvvttvsyavQvevovyov8yvftvayB Fort n EFFORTS Opp. m munn nr Ml Klo ll Street. Trnnun tlll a LB. P. O. Box aa the health nspectors n the mosquto campalgnu but SKEETGO klls em every tme odorless and nexpensve. Benson, Smth k Co., Ltd. We delver fne stove coal to any address n the cty at rght prces. Phone us your order Offce Street, hort Ends Closng 0 Bargan & Draw Co., Ltd. rwn & Co. Phone 28. Our bg wndow s farly teemng wth useful and practcal bargans n Chna. t s a pleasure to go by and see tho danty dshes, fancy cups and lovely plates. Twentyfv e cents (25c) wll go a long way and wll prove the best nvestment you over pade. F Suggs 5 CENTS. Large assortment pn trays; tooth" pck holders; ndvdual butters; chld mugs, etc., etc., etc. 0 CENTS. A. D. cups and saucers; coffeo cups and saucers; B. & B. plates; salad plates; match boxes; eggcups; ash stands, etc. 25 CENTS. Cake plates; salad bowls; berry dshes, B. & B. plates; salad plates; chocolate cups and saucers; match stands, mugs, etc. Oorne early and gef frst ohoce W. W. Dmond & Co., Ltd... 53"57 n Leaders n Ho usefurnlshlngs. Klns street "o A 4, "f f ( Uf