mm THE WEIRD WAIL OF TAHITI PRINCE WHO STARTED MAR- - IV RIAGE YARN.

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1 V.Vr,f -- hm m w rrw M"m fftthtcmb nn ls, THE BEST EVENNG NEWSPAPER N HONOLULU TELEPHONE 365 SECOND STAR EDTON Busness Offce The Star Prnts More Local News Than Any Other Paper n Ths Cty ; VOL. V. HONOLULU, HAWA. TUESDAY, OCTOBER No FREAR S SECRETARY N AUTO FREARS SECRETARY RAN DOWN AND NJURED A PORTUGUESE WHLE DRVNG AUTOMOBLE ON THE STREET THS AFTER- NOON THE NJURED MAN GOES AFTER A WARRANT AS SOON AS HE S ABLE TO DO SO. KENTUCKY AGROUND (Assocated Pres3 Cable to The Star.) NORFOLK, October 8. The battleshp Kentucky s stuck n tho mud near Norfolk. ME GREAT BASEBALL (Assocated Press Cable to The Star. CHCAGO, October 8. The Detrot s frst n tho worlds champonshp baseball. Tho game between the raerlcans and the Chcago, Natonals wa3 called at tho end of the twelve nnng. The score was three to three. RALROAD ELECTON. (Assocated Press Cable to the Star.) SALT LAKE CTY, October 8. The present drectors of the Unlo Pacfc were wthout opnjston. All NPORJMT LAND DECSON No Charge For Wlls Few persons wth small means gve thought to makng ther wlls; yet these aro the very people who should consder ths a matter of great mportance. Wo make no charge for advce n ths matter, nor for drawng up a wll n proper legal form, f we aro apponted one of the executors. Hawaan Co., Fort Lmted. Street Trust ACCDENT C. H. BcBrydo, lately apponted At tho tme the accdent occurred prvate secretary to Governor Frear, Da Canbra was sweepng the street n shortly after oclock ths afternoon front of Landos furnshng store. A car was comng up Fort street at ran down wth hs automoble a street the tme, and McBryde declares that tho sweeper named Phlp Da Camhra, njurng tho man Boverely, hut probably back and forth n front of the auto man seemed to be "rattled" and dodged not dangerously. moble, but not gettng out of the way The accdent occurred on Fort street as he mght have done f he had been Mc-Brybetween Hotel nnd Kng do Btreets. a lttle lveler. says that he was vgorously McBryde was accompaned n the blowng hs horn all the way down automoble at the tlmo of tho accdent tho block. A number of wtnesses by Charles George, a clerk n the bus! say they dd not hear any horn at all. ness offce of the Bulletn. Tho vctm of the accdent was ablo Da Cambras hurts extend from hs soon afterwards to walk to the polce head to hs feet, but consst only of staton where ho announced ho proposed to have a warrant ssued tor severe contusons and the loss of a McBrydes arrest. (Contnued on Page Fve.) USPECT THE JURY (Assocated Press Cable to Tho Star.) SAN FRANCSCO, October 8. The Grand Jury s nvestgatng alleged tamperng wth the Ford jury, whch dsagreed.. STOCKBROKERS SUCDE. (Assocated Press Cable to tb.3 Star.) SAN FRANCSCO, October 8 Max Ettllnger, stockbroker, commtted sucde today by shootng hmself. ANOTHER WARSHP. (Assocated Prnss Cable to the Star.) SAN FRANCSCO, October 8. Tho Yorktown arrved here today. HAYT PRESDENT LL. (Assocated Press Cable to The Start KNGSTON, October 8. Presdent Alexs of Haytl s serously. S0G. The Court therefore fxes the noundares of the kuleanas as nearly as possble, and denes the clam of the pettoner to them. The petton also clamed land, on the makal sde of the government road whch t clams came there by accreton from the sea, the beach beng formerly the boundary. Ths the Court states has not been shown and le does not allow and holds that the pettoners boundary s the road. Judge Weaver of tho Land Regstraton Court rendered a decson ths ts clam to two roads through the Tho Court also allows the Terrtory mornng n the matter of the applcaton of W. R. Castle, trustee for T. F. lows t ten days n whch to fle an lands 6almed n the petton, and al- Lansng, for ttle regstraton to certan lands on tho other sde of the sl- amended descrpton of same, when a supplementary decson wll bo made ands, n whch tho regstraton prayed descrbng helr metes and bounds. for s Tefused wthout prejudce and Easement for a dtch clamed by Syl. wth permsson to amend petton n vester Cullen s also allowed. conformty wth the decree. Tho Court authorzes the sale of tho The Court holds that the pettoner land accordng to the bounds fxed to s not enttled to regstraton ether as reduco tho amount of a $5,00) mortgage. to boundares or to all the land ncluded n the petton. Sylvester Cullen and Margaret Cullen are also allowed to recover ther n ths case two kuleanas clamed by Margaret Cullen wthn the boundares descrbed n the petton, the tes are to bear ther own costs. costs n the case, and the other par- Court holds that although the locaton The case has been one whch has oc s a matter or doubt, the pettoner cuped the tme of the Land Court for cannot clam such kuleanas by adverse a number of weeks. possesson because ther grant from tho government was not made untl Fne Job Prntng, Star Offce, FALL SUTS At Reduced Prces FOR mmm ALAKEA STREET. See Wndow Dsplay NOT GULTY TMBER L SENATOR Senator Borah, of daho, has just been acqutted of fraud n the Government tmber cases, whch, snce tho tral of Senator Mtchell, have become hstorc. Senator Borah, snce the death of Senator Shoup, has been tho Boss of daho and hs tral on such a charge OVER TWO FNE PACFC MAL AND SOUTH- ERN PACFC MAY GET OVER MONGOLA CARGO. SAN FRANCSCO, September 28. Tho Federal Grand Jury reported to Judge De Haven late yesterday after-nop- n the fndng of fve ndctments aganst the Pacfc Mall Steamshp Company and the Southern Pacfc Company for volatng the lnterstato commerce law by shppng to Eastern mporters a largo cargo of mattng at a lower rate than that specfed by law. There were two ndctments of eght counts each found aganst tho steamshps company and three ndctments, aggregatng 08 counts, aganst the ralroad company. Two of the latter ndctments wore of ffty counts each and one ndctment for eght counts. There were no ndlvldnuals mentoned n tho ndctments, whch-we- re found aganst the corporaton alone. Assstant Dstrct Attorney Clark ap peared before the Court and asked that (Contnued LDNAN NOSY on Pago Fve.) CAPTAN "YONSON" LETS THE TOWN KNOW SHE AWAY. S GETTNG Matsous S. S. Hlonlan, Captan Johnson, saled promptly at 0 a. m. today for San Francsco from Brewers wharf, wth the usual crowd on tho planks and numerous passengers on board. She took 20,000 sacks refned sugar and about 9,000 bags of the raw goods, also 4,000 bunches of bananas on deck and 0,000 cases of canner pne tran-dspatcheapples, Jack Doyle, r, was among tho departng, gong to Boston on a vacaton. A notceable feature of tho fore noon was the frequent blowng of the Hllonlans whstle. Johnson keeps tho strng olod and she certanly let tho town know that there was a steamshp n tho harbor. OF AND FRAUDS BORAH. has created a scandal of wdespread proportons among not only hs con stltuents but among all the resdents of the country who are nterested n what tho peoples representatves do wth the power vested n them by vr tue of ther offces. He was leadng counsel for defense n the famous Haywood tral at Bose. COUKTS OAHU ADDS S NEW TEACHERS TO HANDLE NCREASED AT TENDANCE. Presdent A. F. Grffths of Oahu College has submtted to the trustees a 90G-90- report for 7 showng attond ance at the college, and plans for handlng the steady ncrease n num ber of pupls. Tho report shows that tho present year, wth an enrollment of 59S students, s the bggest yet There were 60 last year, and tho re port gves tables snowng as far bach as 900, when the number was 45. n comment on the tables Professor Grt fths says: "Ths shows not only tho largest regstraton yet recorded but also an attendance that has taxed our capa cty. Two other condtons whch do not appear n ths summary are per haps worthy of comment. One s the ncrease n the percentage of whte stock, and the other s tho largo number of cnlldren who aro leavng tho slands permanently. As far as we can ascertan wth any certanty, 34 (Contnued on STACKABLE S Page Three). HYSpSOl PRESENT COLLECTOR OUGHT TO BE REAPPONTED AND JACK STCKS TO LAW. A. L. C. Atknson when asked ths mornng t ho would accept the posl tlon of Collector of Customs for the Terrtory of Hawa, repled: " am not after any poston n tho Terrtory of Hawa, and what s moro wll use all tho nlluenco n my power to help Mr. Stackable get the appont Mont agan. My ambton s to m prove myself n tho knowledge of law, and wsh t dstnctly understood that am not after any government poston, or any other poston outsde of my chosen professon. Mr. Stack conducted hs offce most sue cossfully, and when a man has done well n hs offlco bellovo t s up to tho peoplo to glvo hlra ther support, "Mr. Stackablo n recrutng tho recent mmgraton dd one of tho boat servces for Hawa that has been accomplshed n many years. That alone should enttle hm to reappontment BEfT SOY N MARKET. Bummel brand Soy s recognzed by all as the premer soy mported to Hawa, K. Yamamoto, wholesale merchant, Hotel street, s sole agent for bolleve the peoplo n ths communty ths brand. Telephone 399. should show ther apprecaton of hs al mm THE WERD WAL OF TAHT PRNCE WHO STARTED MAR- - V RAGE YARN. After prntng on Sunday a full page tale about Prnce Salman of Ta hts prospectve marrage Wth Queen Llluokalanl, Hlustaced wth photos and colors tho San Francsco Call last week "got "tho rght dope," and tralghtcncd mattors out wth tho fol lowng pathetc story: "Prnce Salman of Taht s n tor- - turd Queen Ll of Hawa has de cllned tho honor of beng Mrs. Prnce Salman and tho dsapponted sutor has tho gout. Borne down by tho dou blc afflcton the scon of South sea royalty, who camo to San Francsco weeeks ago on hs way to Honolulu to become the prlnco consort of tho d queen, remans hero n tho depths of woe, unwllng to return homo wthout a wfe and uncortaln of tho wsdom of contnung hs journey to try the effcacy of a personal ap peal n offsettng tho flat refusal ho receved yesterday by cable. Ths declnaton was couched n the sngle, snffy word "No," and Queen Lt had not the grace to cable t herself. t was sgned by her sec rotary. Salman s terrbly cast down. Ho does not know what to make of tho curt dsmssal and he s thnkng of sendng home to Taht and have hs famly forward letters whch he says would bo convncng proof n a breach of promse sut. Not that he s gong to nsttute such a vulgar proceedng, No; Salman loves Queen Ll, and ho merely ntends to use them to refresh tho memory of hs dusky royal sweet heart and remnd her that onco she was not so cold and heartless. My heart s nearly broken, sad Salman last nght, drawng a smooth pudgy hand from rght to left over tho vnst expanse of negllgeo shrt front coverng tho upper porton of hs 320 pound body. Ho was sttng n hs apartment at tho mperal and was on the verge of weepng. When arrved n San Francsco to take shp for Honolulu was as lght as a brd; now am as heavy as lead, Salman contnued plantvely. Queen Llluokalanl had been urgng mo to come to Hawa and led mo to beleve my sut would not bo n van. On my arrval hero sent her a messago by cable, sayng was ready to embark on my journoy to her and speedng tho happy day on whch could clam her hand. "No answer camo to that message. was frantc. sent another and another. Every day pad cable tons, No answer untl ths ono ths heart breakng No" And Salman, rsng wearly upon hs gouty legs both nearly as bg as bar- - rols crumnled up tho cable form (Contnued on Pago Four.) ANOTHER SALOON At a meetng of the Board of Llcenso Commssoners held yesterday after noon n tho Throne room n the Captol Buldng, the applcaton for a saloon lcense for tho Hoffman Saloon on the corner of Hotol and Nuuanu streets was granted to Wm. L. Howell. Tho Hoffman s the old saloon that was run by Larry Deo for so many years. For prompt, accurate wont, rng up Stenographer J. A. Combs, 855 Kaahu manu. Tel. 20C. A SAFE COUGH MEDCNE FOR CHLDREN. n buy ag a cough medcne for chll dron never bo afrad to buy Chamber ans Cough Remedy. There s danger from t and rellof s always sure to follow. t s especally valu able for colds, croup and whoopng cough. For sale by all doalors, Bonson Smth & Co., agents for Hawa. TEMS OF NTEREST. Tho dsplay of now goods at Sachs s well worth seeng; every depart mont has somethng new to show each day, and tho dsplay of mllllnory, lacos, trmmngs, belts and draperes must bo seen to bo apprecated. Delcous pes, unc cakes. Candy fresh every day. New England Bak cry, servces, by standng (rmly for hm n tho matter of hs reappontment." FREAR ON WALLACH lttle r. EECUTVE SENDS REPLY TO PE THAT "MR." WALLACH BE GVEN LEPERS FROM MOLOKA TO TREAT PROPOSTON LLEGAL AND NOT TO BE APPROVED EVEN F LEGAL. Governor Frear today addressed a letter to Presdent Notley of tho Homo Rule party, answerng tho petton of members of that party regardng Wal. lach. Tho letter s as follows. Executlvo Chamber "Honolulu, Hawa, Oct. 8, 907 Mr. Charles Notley, Presdent, ndependent Home Rule Party, Honolulu, Hawa. "Sr: have examned the petton and accompanyng exhbts presented to mo a few days ago by you and Mr. Wllam Whte representng the execu tlvo commttee of the ndependent Homo Rule Party on behalf of Mr. J. Lor Wallach, and have gven these and also the statements made by you M DOOM OF Tle Amerca Maru mall today from Coqulmbo to the agents n San brought tho frst of how tho Francsco, and partculars were for-sh- lp detals Tlllo E. Starbuck was lost ott warded here to Brewer and Company. tho coast of South Amerca, whle en Wnns story shows that for two weeks route to Honolulu. Captan Wnn, who s very well known here, wroto (Contnued on Page Fve.) Sut to Mahuka Accordng to advces receved from Washngton today, a condemnaton sut s about to beb rought by tho Fed eral government, to securo tho Mahuka slto property for a Federal buld ng. The ttle offered has been found defectve, as The Star stated some tme ago t would be, and the government wants a clear ttle n the form of a decree of court that wll forever shut out all clams. The decson to go ahead and sue, means that there s no longer any queston of tho fnalty of tho selecton of tho Mahuka slto. Tho proceedng wll bo brought n the Unted States Dstrct Court, t s expected, though Dstrct Attorney Breckons, when telephoned to for nformaton as to such a sut, sad he had no nformaton on the subject. The defects n the exstng ttle are understood to bo largely n tho matter of boundares. Tho hstory of the varous transfers of sectons of tho property brngs out many dfferent boundares, hence tho owners of all adjon ng property wll bo made defendants, ncludng tho Terrtory, whch has street lnes to defend. t s not thought that there wll be A MATTER &FHEALTH POWDER Absolutely Pure HAS NO SUBSTTUTE A Crram of Tartar Powdor, froo from alum or phos-phat- c acd j ROYAL BAKlSQ POWDE NW YORK. TTON OF HOME RULE PARTY and Mr. Wallach on that occason due consderaton. "The request s that Mr. Wallach bo permtted to select and treat lepers under tho oondltlons set forth n hs statement attached to tho petton. The condtons set forth n the statement and explaned to some extent orally are, n general, that a comraltteo r twenty laymen be selected, subject Mr. Wallachs approval, to go wt hm to the Leper Settlement to sele ffteen lepers to bo brought to Oah there to be subject to hs solo supe vson and treatment for sx months, at a place provded by hm and at ht THE Conde (Contnued on Page Fve. S SHUCK te Ttle any contest over the matter, as ad ponng property owners aro beleved to bo ready to accept the boundary lnes as set forth n the rejected record ttle of the owners of the ste. As n the cases of Pearl Harbor and Wa-k- kl lands, the government wants a court decree. t s sad that outsde of the Land Court ttles granted wthn the past few years and other court ttles, thero are few f any record ttles to real estate n Hawa, whch would satsfy the federal requrements. ALWAYS PURE AND FRESH. f you would bo happy eat bread, cakes, p!cs and pastry made by The Alexander Young Cafe. Tho best cup or Tuwantn Coffee n the cty. New England Bakery and Cafe PARTCULAR SHOES, J for partcular feet. Turn your thoughts to our mmense lne of 9 Thompsons oboes for men and h make suro ot beng pleased here-- 9 after.,9 MANUFACTURERS SHOE Company Lmted, JB 05 Fort Street J9 Phono 282. jtm$ua Mfl.WH tt m ljjjht -,"Ltr, A-S-f kstetow. MjftWTlnr-Wul-.tWAs-

2 TWO THE HAWAAN STAR, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 90 (taoc Steamshp Company. SERRA-ALAHED- A SCHEDULE ARRVE HONOLULU SERRA SEPT ALAMEDA OCT 8. ALAMEDA NOV. a ALAMEDA NOV. 22 a S. ALAMEDA DEC a S. ALAMEDA JAN. 3 LEAVE HONOLULU. S. S. SERRA SEPT S. ALAMEDA OCT. 6 S. S. ALAMEDA NOV. 6 S. S. ALAMEDA NOV. 27 S. S. ALAMEDA "DEC. 8 90S. S. S. ALAMEDA JAN. 8 la coaa&ftlon wth the salng of ths above teamers, the Agents are prepared o ssue to ntendng passengers coupon through tckets by any ralroad from San Franctco to all ponts n the Unted States, and from tsw York by steamshp lne to all European Ports. FOR FURTHER PARTCULARS APPLT TO W. G. rw (LM TED). General Agents Oceanc S. S. Company. anadan-au- s STEAMSHP tralan Steamers of the above lne runnng n connecton wth the CANADAN-PACF- C RALWAY COMPANY between Vancouver, B. C, and Sydney. N. S. W., and callng at Vctora, B. C, Honolulu and Brsbane, Q. DUE AT HONOLULU ON OR ABOUT THE DAlVS BELOW STATED, VZ: FOR AUSTRALA. FOR VANCOUVER. mo am a ntrroher d mowbra October e VOWERA NOVEMBER C AORANG NOVEMBER 3 ORANG DECEMBER 4 MOANA DECEMBER 908. "OS. MOANA JANUARY MOWERA JANUARY 8 CALLNG AT 8UVA, FJ, ON BOTH UP AND DOWN VOYAGE8. THE0. H. DAVES & CO., Ltd,, Genl Agts. Amercan Hawaan Steamshp Company FROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU. Weekly Salngs va Tehuantepec. Freljht receved at all tmes at the Companys wharf, 4st Street, South Brooklyn. FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRAN- - FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA TO CSCU DRECT. S. S. NEVADAN...TO SAL OCT... FROM SAN FRANCSCO TO HONO- LULU DRECT. S. S. NEVADAN...TO SAL OCT... Freght receved at Companys wharf Greenwch street. Royal Mal HONOLULU. S. S. ARZONAN.On or about OCT. 4 For further nformaton apply to H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., Agents, Honolulu. C. P. MORSE, General Freght Agent HATSON NAVGATON COMPANY, The S. S. "HLONAN" of ths lne, carryng passengers and freght, wll run n a drect servce between ths port and San Francsco, salng and arrvng on or about the followng dates: Leave S. F. Arrve Honolulu. Leave Honolulu KPT. ZGTH. OCT. 3RD. OCT. 8TH. OCT. 24TH. OCT. 3ST. NOV. 6TH NOV. 2ST. NOV. 2STH. DEC. 3RD Passenger Rates to San Francsco: Frst Cabn, $ Round Trp, Frst Class, $0.00. For Further Partculars Apply To Castle & Cooke, Lmted, Agents Unon Pacfc Transfer Co. Ltd FURNTURE AND Meat J)aggag Storage Packng Col MOVNG. Shppng Have You Had Any Of The Real Cream WE SELL? Metropoltan GENTS FURNSHNG Ltd GOODS Honolulu. PHONE 58 We cater for the gents trade and n our store you wll fnd the latest styles n hats, tes, shrts, collars, etc. JAPANESE GOODS such as slk pajamas, kmonos, cushon covers, always on hand. EC. Kng Street near Bethel. PANO Co., SOSHMA Wood TO HELP STRKERS. of t0 organzed labor through- - WASHNGTON, Sept. 7 The prom- - out the country for fnancal assstance sed appeal of Presdent Small, of tho to the strkng telegraphers, was s- - Tolographers Unon, and Presdent sued today from the fodratlon head- - Uompors, of the Amorloan Federaton quarters. SHPPNG (For addtonal and later shppng see pages, 6 or 8.) TDES, SUN AND MOON New moon Oct. 8th. :49 p. m. u v " v S " H l H f aa a s s J A.M. ft. M.. M. A.M. 7 3:3 M 3:43 0:52 0:48 0:54 5:4 Sets 8 4:3.5 4:7 0:0 0:3 5:54 5:40 7:08 0 4:53 0 4:53 0:48 ; 5:5 5:30 7:50 0 5:39.7 6:38 :20 2:0 5:55 5:39 8:3 (:00.7 0:0 :58 :30 5:55 5:38 9:35 2 7:28.7 7:20 3:00 5:65 5 : 7 0:20 A. M. 3 8:38.7 8:47 0:47 4:42 5:50 6:30 :8 Tmes of tho tldo are taken from the, U. S. Coast and Geodetc Survey tables. The tlde3 at Kahulul and Hlo occur out one hour earler than at Honolulu. Hawaan standard tme s 0 hours 30 mnutes Blower thuj Greenwch tme, beng that of thd merdan of 57 degrees 30 mnutes. The tme whstle blows at :30 p. m whch s the same as Greenwch, 0 hours, 0 mnutes. The Sun and Moon are for local tme for the whole group. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRCULf TURE WmaTHER BUREAU. The followng data, coverng a perod of 32 years, have been compled from the Weather Bureau records at Honolulu, T. H. They are ssued to show the condtons that have prevaled, durng the month n queston, for the above perod of years, but must not be construed as a forecast of the weather condtons for the comng month. Month, September, for 32 years. ( TEMPERATURE, ). Mean or normal temperature, 78 deg. The warmest month was that of 89, wth an average of 80 deg. The coldest month was that of 905, wth an average of 77 deg. The hghest temperature was 88 deg., on 9 and 0, 890; 29, 8; 4, 892; 0, 89G; 2, 900. The lowest temperature was 65 deg., on 5, 890. PRECPTATON ( , ;. Average for the month,.27 nches. Average number of days wth.0 of an nch or more, 4. The greatest monthly precptaton was 2.95 nches n 88S. The least monthly precptaton was 0.3G nches n 883. The greatest amount of precptaton recorded n any 24 consecutve hours was.27 nches on the 8th, 888. RELATVE HUMDTY. Average: 9 a. m., CS pet.; 8 a. m., os pet.; average, 9 p.m. 72 pet, ( ); S p. m., 72 pet., (904-0G- ). CLOUDS AN DWEATHER ( ). Average number of clear daps, 4; partly cloudy days. 4; cloudy days, 2. WND. The prevalng wnes are from the NE. (875-S9-4, ). The average hourly velocty of the wnd s 7.9 mles ( ). The hghest velocty of the wnd was 28 mles from the NE. on the 8th, 90a (904-OG- ). Staton: Honolulu,. H. Date of ssue: August 3, oclock averages from records of Terrtoral Meteorologst, 8 oclock av erages from Weather Bureau records. WM. 5. STOCKMAN, Secton Drector, Weather Bureau. $ Shppng n Port 2 (Army and Navy). U. S. S. roquos, sland, Aug. 30. Carter. Johnson Ger. cruser Sept. 22. candor, Ahlert, Samoa, (Steamshps.) T. K. K. Amerca Mart, San Francsco, Oct. 8. Sanc -- Vessels. Am. sc. Mar S. foster, Tacoma, Aug. 30. Johnson, Br. sp. Celtc Chef, Jones, Hamburg, Sept. 9. Am. sc. C. A. Thayer, Grays Harbor Oct. 4. Am. sc. Robert Lowers, Underwood, Port Gamble, Oct. 6. The Mals OUTGONG. For Vancouver, per Mlowera, Oct. 6. For San Francsco, per Alameda, Oct. 0. For Orent, por Amerca Mart, Oct. 9. P For San Francsco, per Nppon Mart Oct. 2. From NCOMNG. Sun Francsco, per Sbera, Oct. 5, From San Francsco, por Alameda, Oct, 2. From Orent, per Nppon Maru, Oct. 2. From Colones, per Mlowora, Oct. 0. U. S, A. TKAN&PQJTS. NTELLGENCE Thomas palled tor Ma.lla from Honolulu, t 7. St-p- Logan left Honolulu for S. F. Oct. 7. Buford left Manla Sept. 2, Sherman at San Francsco. Dlx nt Manla. Sherdan reparng nt Mare sland Warren left Manla Sept. 28. Crook left Manla, Sept. 23. DEPARTNG. Monday, October 7. S. S. Ko Au Hou, Tullett, for Kaua ports, 5 p. m. Tuesday, Octobor 8. S. S. Knau, Freeman, for Hllo and way ports, at noon. Mo-lok- S. S. walanl, Self, for Maul al and ports, 5 p. m. S. S. W. G. Hall, Thompson, for Kaua ports, 5 p. n, M. N. S. S. Hllonlan, Johnson, for San Francsco, from Brewers wharf, 0 a. m. PASSENGERS DEPARTED. Per S. S. Knau, October S, for Hllo and way ports: Gcorgo Gcraclmas, Mrs. W. HerD, C. B. MacKenze, Mrs. F. F. Frear, A. Garve, A. W. Carter, W. Crawford, Mss A. Gllane, Mrs. C. F. Gllane, Mss C. Low, Mss M. Hnd, Mss Mana Hnd, Mrs. H. L. Wllams, R. C. Lydecker, B. U. Macy, E. A. Southworth, L. Velller, Mrs. Vefller, A. Ahrens, A. Lldgate, Mrs. Cluff, Mss Cluff. BOOKED. Per S. S. Mau, (takng W. G. Halls run for Kaua ports, October 8, 5 p. m.: H. Jaeger and wfe. M. O. Campbell, George Kluegel and wfe. Per S. 8. walanl, Oct, 8, 5 p. S., tor Maul and Molokal: E. C. Smth and vfe. Per S. S. Hllonlan, Oct. 8, for San Francsco: Mrs. W. E. Wall and 2 chldren, G. Detz, Mss Mlnlfred At-ke- n, J. F. Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. Scovell, Fred Carter, J. W. Donald, Mrs. U. bwlngslea and chld, Joe Taylor, Mrs. J. W. Yarnaley, Mrs. Sunnng, C. A. Wlson, Mrs. Jula K. Type, H. o. Crane, Mrs. M. Wllams, C. W. Gelser, Ars. M. E. Powers and chld. STEAMEFTTME TABLE POST OFFCE TME TABLE. Unted States Mall Steamers STEAMERS TO ARRVE. Date. Name. From. Oct 9 Amerca Maru... San Francsco Alameda San Francsco 2 Nppon Maru Yokohama C Sbera San Francsco 0 Mlowera colones 9 Moana Vancouver 22 Asa Yokohama 23 Chna San Francsco 3 Manchura San Francsco 3 Hllonlan aan Francsco Nov. Persa Yokohama Alameda San Francsco 0 Nppon Maru... San Francsco 9 Hongkong Maru Yokohama 3 Aorangl Colones 5 Asa San Francsco 6 Mlowera. Vancouvet 22 Alameda San Francsco 22 Korea ouohama 23 Persa San Francsco 28 Hllonlan San Francsco 30 Amerca Maru Yokohama Dec. 3 Hongkong Maru. San Francsco 7 Sbera Yokohama t Moana Colones 3 Alameda San Francsco 4 -Chna Yokohama 4 Aorangl Vancouver 7 Korea San Francsco 2 Manchura Yokohama 24 Amerca Maru... San Francsco 26 Hllonlan aan Francsco 28 Nppon Maru Yokohama 3 Sbera San Francsco STEAMERS TO DEPART. Date. Name. For. Oct S Hllyonan San Francsco 9 Amerca Maru Yokohama 2 Nppon Maru... can Francsco 6 Sbera Yokohama 6 Mlowera Vancouver 6 Alameda.. San Francsco 9 Moana.; Colones 22 Asa.... San Francsco 23 Chna Yokohama 3 Manchura Yokohama Nov. Persa.. ban Francsco 5 Hllonlan. San Francsco 6 Nppon Maru Yokohama 6 Alameda; San Francsco 9 Hongkong Maru. San Francsco 3 Aorangl.. Vancouver 5 Asa Yokohama 6 Mlowera, Colones 22 Korea.. San Francsco 28 Persa.., Yokohama 27 Alamedaj San Francsco 30 Amerca JMaru...San Francsco Dec. 3 Hongkong Maru Yokohama 3 Hllonlan, San Francsco 7 Sbera San Francsco Moana., Vancouver 4 Chna San Francsco 4 Aorangl Colones 7 Korea.. Yokohama 8 Alameda.; San Francsco 2, Manqhurla San Francsco 24 Amerca Maru Yokohama 25 Nppon Maru..., San Francsco 3 Sbera Yokohama 3 Hllonlan San Francsco U, S. A. Transports wll leavo tor San Francsco and Manla. and wll j arrve from some ports?t rregular ntervals. Callng at Manla..Realty Transactons Entered of Record October 7, 907. Hallllehua (w) to Wn Ahla AL Wm Henry to Kamollllll R Robert Kamollllll to Wllam Nuu- - anu D Waterhottso Tr Co Ltd tr to Hoa Nolkulanl and hsb R A S Wlcox to C Akeon L Melcana Napunawal to Ah Slng...L Abraham Fernandez nnd wf to Trent Trust Co Ltd D Kalala Plpl to Oohara L Abel A Carrelro and wf to Trent Trust, Co Ltd M Kaneohe Rce Mll Co Ltd to Sun Tal Wal Co EL Est of R F Blckerton by tr to F L Waldron D S Puklla to Helen A Sylva D Pnahu (k) to George Kahakaulla....D Recorded September 28, 907. Rchard Trent tr, to John Kau- - kallu, Rel; por gr 329, Walklkl, Honolulu, Oaht. $300. B 297, p 44. John Kaukalu and wf to Manuel K Cook, M; por gr 329, Walklkl, Honolulu, Oahu. $300. B 297, p 44. Dat- - ed Sept 27, 907. Keonl Ptlt and wf et al to F B D; R P 4204, kul 7795, Ho- - lualoa 4, N Kona, Hawa. $. B 296 p 270. Dated Mar 7, 906. Est of Mrs. Emma Kaawalhau by gdn to P 3 Harklns, Rel; gr 4753, Kaohe, Puna, Hawa. $200. B 295, p 376. Dated Sept 26, 907. Fujyama and wf to Wllam Knney, D; part C of lots 5 and 52, patent 472, Olaa, Puna, Hawa. $. B 299, p 39. Dated Sept 6, 907. Catherne J Vlerra and hsb to Wllam Knney, M; por R P 4687, kul 4809, Puueo, Hlo, Hawal. $3000. B 295, p 376. Dated September 9, 907. R A Lucas to Kalllkane, Rel; nt n pc land, Waakea, Hllo, Hawa. $272 and advs to $000. B 295, p 379. Samuel Kallkane to Fong Hng, M; pc land, Waakea, S Hlo, Hawa. $250. B 295, p Dated Sept 23, 907. Nune Mutch to Carl S Smth, D; pc land, Puueo, S Hlo, Hawa.$350. B 299, p 40. Dated Sept 25, 907. Kaupena and hsb to H L Holsteln, D; R P 7449 and gr 735. Hkapoloa, etc, N Kohala, Hawa. $25. B 299, p 4. Dated Sept 2, 907. Mele (w) et al to H L Holsteln, D; lnt n R P 7490, kul 885, Nul, N Kohala, Hawa. $5. B 299, p 43. Dated Aug 30, 907. Manuel Mederos and wf to Joe P Sedade, D; la of R P (gr) 749, Hono-maka- u, N Kohala, Hawa. $400. B 299, p 45. Dated Sept 3, 907. W O Aken and wf to Joe Gouwvela, D; lot 2, o, blk A, Puuomale lots, Mau. $400. B 299, p 44. Dat ed Aug 30, 907. Recorded September 27, 907. Besse A Kopa and hsb (G L) to Rose K Cox, M; nt n 2 pes land and R W, Kawalloa, etc, Waa-lu- a, Oahu; 4 lnt n ap 2, R P 2892, Kawaloa-ka-, Waalua, 2-- Oahu; 5 nt n R P kul 2375, Kallh, Honolulu, 2-- Oahu; 5 nt n por R P 7233, kul 3, cor Hotel and Kekaullke Sts, Honolulu, Oahu; lnt n R P 32, kul 2767, Pahula, Koolauloa, Oahu. $250. B 297, p 37. Dated Sept 9, 907. Carlos A Long to Chun Km Sut et al, L; 0,300 sq ft land, Beretana Ave, Honolulu, Oahu. 22 yrs and 4 mos et 3 yrs and 4 mos at $420 per yr, 5 yrs at $480 per yr 5 yrs at $540 per yr, 9 yrs at $600 per yr. B 293, p 24, Dated Aug 22, 907. Port Mutl Ben Socy of Hawa to Manuel M da Sllva, Rel; lots 3 2 and of kuls 074 and 59, Alewa, Honolulu, Oahu. $700. B 297, p 39. Dated Aug 8, 907. D Kealoha and wf to Enoka Kea-lol- D; por ap 3, R P 4423, kul 605, Keoneula, Honolulu, Oahu. $66.50, etc. B 29G p 2G2. Dated Sept 25, 9U7. Frank A Robera and wf to John Macaulay, M; por kul 0,498 bldgs, etc, Kamehameha 4 Rd, Honolulu, Oahu., $70. B 297, p 40. Dated Sept 27, 907. W H Shlpman and wf to Mrs. C R Terry, D; 0a land. Volcano Rd, Ke-aa- u, Puna, Hawa. $00. B 299, p 38. Dated Nov 2, 89S. Mnne C Hutchns to Tr of Kallua Sug Co, Rel Dow; nt n lands, leaseholds, sug mll, locomatvjes, bldgs, lvestock, tools, crops, etc. $0. B 290, p 265. Dated Nov 23, 905. W A Wall to Kona Development Co Ltd, L; por R P 670, Pua-puaakul 4887, N Kona. Hawa, 0 yrs at $247 per yr. B 29S. p 47. Dated Oct 30, 906. Wlllgeroth to Kona Development Co Ltd, D; lot 5, land patent 502, Waaha 2, N Kona, Hawa. $. B 290, p 206. Dated Apr 7, 907. J E Gomes to Kona Development Co Ltd, D; lot 4, land patent 509, Waaha 2, N Kona, Hawa. $. B 296, p 266. Dated May 27, 907. F B McStocker, tr to Kona Development Co Ltd, D; part 4, Sec 2, No 3, of R P 930, kul 387, Waaha, N Kona, Hawa. $, etc. B 29G, p 268. Dated Dec 5, 90G. F B McStocker, tr to West Hawa Ralroad Co, D por R P 669, kul 856B, Kahmulul 2, N Kona, Hawa. $ B 296, p 2G9. Dated Dec. 5, 906. Alfred Hockng and wf to Smon Hockng, D; nt n por R P 2549, Koo-la-u, Mau; nt n por gr 77E, Kaupa-kulu- a, Hamnkualoa, Maul. $. B 29G, p 203. Dated Sept 20, 907. FJno Job Prntng, Star Offce. MNSTERAL ASSOCATON. At tho meetng of the Mnsteral Assocaton yesterday tho followng now members wore olected: Rev. Mr. Crane, who camo hero recently to take chargo of the Methodst Epscopal church: Rev. Mr. McKeover, the now pastor ot tlc Chrstan church; Rov. Mr, Wool-le- y, who la at the head ot the Ant-Salo- League; and Rev. Frank Scud-de- r, a cousn of Doremus Scudder, who came here a few weeks ago to take charge of tho Japanese work of the Amercan Board of Mssons. Tho followng ofllcers were elected for the comng year: Rev. Mr. Crane, presdent; Rev. Frank Scudder, secretary, and Rev. Mr. McKcever, charman of the Program Commttee. The rest of the members of ths commttee wll be elected later. t 3B A. Use a Kodak Developer Phone sole For years the Stars prntng offce has been a busy placo. We have o ganed a reputaton for dong good work at far prces and delverng 8 the Job when promsed. Few prntng offces can make a smlar ft clam. Wth addton to our plant we are n a better poston ft than ever to handle commercal orlntlna. Our three Llnotvnes are at your servce for book and bref work. f you are not a Star customer, send us a tral order; you wll be pleased wth the result. PROMPT RELEF FOR A SPRAN- ED ANKLE. "Somo tme ago l spraned my ankle very badly on a loose stone," says Mr. Gcorgo Stovons, who lves near Durban, Natal. "A neghbor gave mo a bottle of Chamberlans Pan Balm wth whch rubbed my anklo and then bound t up wth a cloth saturated wth ths remedy. was surprsed noxt mornng to fnd tho swellng gone, but stll very sore. used tho Pan Balm fathfully durng that week and tho spran gavo mo Very llttlo trouble. We havo used ths remedy n our famly several tmes snce, and have never been dsapponted n gettng quck relef. consder t tho best household lnment on the market." For sale by all dealers, Benson Smth & Co., agents for Hawa. Are you aware of the fact that Banza Tea s the only tea that wll appeal to ones taste? t wll soothe, refresh and nvgorate you and prevent that tred feelng. Banza Bscuts are so well known that they need no ntroducton. They sell on ther merts. SOLD ONLY BY K. Yamamoto WHOLE SALE MERCHANT. Hotel Also "Bunme" Fuj Da" Street near Nuuanu. $ BANZA H Smple and clean to operate and you get better results than by hand development. All you have to do s to put the flms n a tank and wat twenty mnutes for them to develop. You can read, sew or do anythng else n the meantme. We-bought our developng machnes just after a bg mprovement had been made so you get the very latest model here. Man 48. 2Zt 2 agent for Best Soy No. Soy Tank Hawa Photo & Art FORT ST. Next Chambers Drug Co. TO ATTRACT THE JAPANESE TRADE advertse n THE DALY NPPU JJ, the most popular and wdely crculated evenng paper among the Japanese colony. JOB PRNTNG A SPECALTY CM-neswth ether language ot Japanese, e, Korean or Jfngllsh. The Nppu Jj Co., Ltd., Prntng -:- - McCandless A. Y. SOGA, Manager. Hotel Street near Nuuanu. Offce Star Prntng Offce Dulldlns. Telephone 365 (MEsMHs.

3 f. German Lnment throat, earache, etc. from sprans, bruses, stngs, sore 25c and 50c for everythng. a Bottle. THE HONOLULU DRUG COMPANY, j BARGANS N Statonery j Wall, Nchols Co.,!. LMTED.. REPUBLC BULDNG.? Fre nsurance! Atlas Assurance Company 0 jjonaon. New Yok Underwrters Agency. Provdence Washngton nsurance Company. THE B. F. DLLNGHAM CO., LMTK General. eents tor Hawa. Furth Floor Stangenwald Buldng. Wb G Releves pan rwn & Co. AGENTS FOR THE Royal nsurance Co. of Lverpool, Enc Scottsh Unon & Natonal Edlngbu Scotland. ns. Co. of Mod-cbur- Vllhelmna of nsurance Company. General.ommorclal London. Unon Assurance Co. of F. S. NAGAM, Phnfnnranhfr. Kodak Developng, Prntng, Enlarg ng and nteror Photographng. GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. 220 Hotel St. Honolulu, T. H. Y. WO SNG CO. GROCERES, FRUTS, VEGETABLES, ETC. Call fornt. Butter, 40c. lb.; Csoklng F.utter, 30c. lb.; sland Butter. 35c. lb. S6-- Nuuanu Street. Telephone Man 238. Box 952. Telephon 3 Resdence, Whlto 86; Offce, Man 298. GOMES EPRESS CO Furnture Moved Wth Care to All Parts of the Cty OFFCE: 76 FORT STREET. Kear Queen, opp. Hackfelrt Buldng. Koa Furnture UPHOLSTERNG AND REPARNG WNG CHONG CO. Cor. Kng and Bethel. P. O. Box 0S0 c, & CO, LTD, QUEEN STREET, HONOLULU, H. T AGENTS FOR Hawaan Agrcultural Company, Ono-m- ea Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar OJpany, Walluku Sugar Company, Jokala Suaar Plantaton Company, Fepeekeo Sugar Co., Kapapala Ranch. Charles M. Cooke Presdent Geo. H. Robertson. s. & Mgr. E. Faxon Bshop... Treas. & Secy. F. W. Macfarlane Audtor P. C. Jones,...Dlrec r C. H. Cooke Drector J. R. Gat Drector All of the above named the Board of Drectors. consttute f J. P. COOKE, Manager. OFFCERS and DRECTORS: H. P. Baldwn Presdent J. B. Vce-Presde- Castle st nt W. M. Alexander.. 2nd. nt L. Vce-Presde- T. Peck 3rd nt J. Waterhouse Treasurer E. E. Paxton Secretary W. O. Smth Drector G. R. Carter Drector Sugar Factors and Commsson rerchants AGENTS FOR Hawaan Commercal & Sugar Company. Haku Sugar Company. Pala Plantaton. Maul Agrcultural Company. Klhel Plantaton Company, Hawaan Sugar Company. Kahuku Plantaton Company Kahulul Ralroad Company. Haleakala Ranch Company. Honolua Ranch. TUB HA VT All AN STAlt, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, THREE Good FOR SALE Well bult house, n Maklk Dstrct, one block mauka Wlder Avenuo csr lne. House contans two bedrooms, large mosquto proof lana, lvng room, ng room, ktchen, and bathroom. Servants quarters, carrage house Lot s 80x56; Prce $2, PS BETHEL dn good lawn and shade ARE NOW LOCATED AT fll STREET. Expert Dental Parlors Corner of Fort and Hotel Streets Upstars. Formerly occuped by LYONS BOOK STORE. TheltnaRrelns.Co OF HARTFORD. PAD DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR SAN FRANCSCO Castle Coole Lmted Are the Agents for ths Com pany n Hawa. (Conflagraton Proof Polces) RNG UP ECHANGE 23. mmedate attenton gven to Phone Orders. H. AKAG SHRTMAKER. Shrts made wth matera furnshe tl.w, J.60,$2.00, $2.50. When cu tomer furnshes materal 60c and 75c. sde Nuuanu St. near Beretanla NEW COLORED HAT BANDS All the latest stvles of worn Wnt uanas rangng m prce from 35c to foe. K. FUKURODA. Robnson Block..Dealers n Sewng Machnes of All Knds. 08 N. Kng St., near Maunakea lnone Man 494. p. o. Box 549 Flowers Why buy your flowers elsewhere when you can get t for half rate at my Nursery Astors, Dases, etc., 3 bushes for 5 cents. LEN CHOY. Beretanla Street, corner Smth HNT TO WALLACH WASHNGTON. Sent. 7. Ma. 7ns Carroll, surgeon U. S. A., who member of the commsson whch was sent to Cuba to study yellow fetor nst after the close of the Spansh-Ame- r can war. ded at hs home here yesterday. t was hs commsson thnt nr. cd dellnltely on tho mosquto as the medum of transmsson of the fever. Dr. Carroll allowed hmself btten by a mosquto that had been nfected from three dstnct yellow fever coses. He developed the dsease four days after beng btten. Hs last llness was the drect result of hs work n the study of tropcal dseases. Major Carroll wll be burled wth mltary honors at the natonal cemetery n Arlngton Thursday. COLLEGES PROGRESS (Contnued from Page One. chldren left the slands permanently last year. But even n the face of ths. we are worred by the problem of pro vdng adequate accommodatons for those who reman. "t s not easy to say whether tho causes of the ncrease n attendance are stable and permanent. t s be Heved that they are. and. that, al though there wll be fluctuatons due to new nfluences and to unexpected events, the plans of the Corporaton must take ths growth nto account The plans for the enlanrement of Pauah Hall, now belmr carred ont. wll gve us the maxmum Assembly Hall capacty. The addtonal recta tlon rooms n Bngham Hall wll pro vde us none too soon wth the neces sary class rooms. The Lbrary wll gve us a fne worknr nlace. Whpn Bshop Hall of Scence s enlarged n accordance wth our plan, we shall have provded our best equpment for the College students. After ths, wo shall not be able to avod a decson between ncreaslnc our accommoda tlons n some large way and defntely lmtng the number of students. A statement of the regstraton n the classes last year that wll next vear make the four College classes shows that, after makntr duo allowances for losses such as departure from the sl ands and other reasons, we shall have as many students as we can comfort ably accommodate "Number of teachers : 898, G; 899, 7; 900, 20; 90, 28; 902, 28; 903, 27; 904, 30; 905, 29; 90G, 3; 907, 6 "Tho sx addtonal teachers for 90G-9- are as follows:. A teacner of French who has had entre charge of ths department "2. A teacher of StenocraDhv and Typewrtten who has taken all of ths work from the head of the Commercal Department "3. An addtonal teacher wffo has had charge of the Boardnc Depart ment grls after school hours 4. An addtonal teacher who has had classes n Scence and Matheraatcs "5. A second assstant to tho mat ron who has asssted n the chaperon- - age G. An addtonal crrado teacher. who has nad charge of one dvson of tho ffth grade. The addtonal teachers n French. Stenography and Typewrtng, and n the wades were necesstes on ac count of the ncreased enrolment. The addtonal assstance n the Boardng Department has more than justfed tself n the effect unon the admlnls tratlon of tho denartment. unon the contentment of the clrls themselves. not to menton the relef t gave to the women teachers to whom tho suner vson at tmes came almost as the last straw, "Next year we shall have stll an ad Hotel St. dltlonal department. A teacher of oral exnresslon Relable Talors who wll teach readlne n tho crades and classes n oral expresson read We are the only skll manufacturers ng, rhetorcals, dramatcs n tho Col-- of LaJes, GentlemenB and Chldrens lego. From ths teacher much s hoped n mprovng the speech of the onfctrwear. Mosquto Nettng and Stylsh Holokus made to your wshes. chldren, both n correctness of nro HOP nunclaton and WO. n clearness of artlcu 2 laton and Nuuanu enuncaton. Street "Whle the ncrease n tutons has asssted n meetng tho addtonal ex nenso n the salary lst. t s well or TE CRANE SPFNCERCO tabllshed that tutons do not ncrease as fast as expenses n a growng n sttuton. n spte of the crowt n rtudents, tho table of number of teachers shows that the number of nunlls per teacher has dmnshed rather than ncreased. The current catalogue also Also Hawaan shows a broader and a Souvenrs. Hats rcher course and of study. NEW YORKS NEW TUNNEL. NEW YORK, Sept. 7. Tho nassen ger car whch n to naugurate tho un der rver traffc between Manhattan and Queosnborouchs. has been lowered nto the north tube of tho Belmont tunnel. A bg crowd at the Lone sl and Cty termnal cheered when the car moved off. t was announced that the car would not be run through tho tube for bbv oral days, although t s nosslble that f the power can bo appled tho car wn make a test trp today or tomor row A SNAKE N CARGO PANC ON BOARD THE SHP W. F. BABCOCK N MANLA MANLA, September 7. Whle unloadng lumber tho cargadoros of tho Amercan salng Bhlp W. V. Babcock suddenly came upon an mmense snake. Tho reptle, angered at the dsturbance attacked tho natves fercely, and pandemonum regned untl ne was wth a handspke. t s beleved that the snake got nto the shp and glded down the hold whle the cargo of lumber was beng taken on n Eagle Harbor. Washngton. Ths Bmall port s at the foot of heavly wooded hlls and tho theory s that the snake was brought down wth the tmber conecaled n the branches. Whatever the truth of the theory may be, the presence of the reptllo when vewed yesterday by half a dozen shp hands, and many natve carga-dore- s, body swollen and head rased and fangs dstended n anger, was an ncontrovertble fact. The cargadores were unloadng lumber as usual yesterday mornng. The weather was clear and they were workng fast to make up for lost tme and to take advantage of the smooth seas. The huge tmbers were beng pulled out one by one, hosted up and loaded on lghters wth clocklke regularty. Everythng was gong smoothly when the snake was dscovered colled n a hollow place formed between the ends of the tmbers. Before the astonshed onlookers could recover ther equanmty the snake showed fght and moved ts head from sde to Bde and shot ts fangs n and out wth lghtnng-lk- e rapdty. n less tme than t takes to tell lb had sunk ts fangs nto the legs of ono Flpno cargadore, knocked another down wth a sweep of ts powerful tal, and had jumped at a thrd and was colng about hm. Ths frghtened the other Flpnos so badly that they ran pell mell and yellng to the laddere and began to clmb out of the hold. Ther frantc efforts to get on the deck as far as possble from danger, tryng to go up many rungs of the ladders at one step, and even crawlng up each otlerb backs, would have been ludrcrous were t no(t for the fact that they were leav ng an unfortunate companon behnd them to persh n the slmy embraces of tho enraged reptle. The Amercan salors on the Babcock then went to the rescue of th Flpno. What the carradores worn afrad to do for ono of ther own rnoo. the Amercans, knowng no color or race wnen lre s mperled, were eager to do. They were n tho hold n a lffv nm by ther unted efforts succeeded n loosenng the snakes crasn. t nnn. SAVE THE BABES AT THE SETTLEMENT NURSERY FOR NFANTS AT KALA-- UPAPA WLL SOON BE READY FOR USE. Wltlllnc a short tme tho nnrsorv for babes of leprous parents born at the Moloka settlement wll have been completed and wll furnsh accommo datlon for twenty-eg- ht nfants. t s tho object to remove these babes from ther mothers ns soon as safe after brth, and thus save thorn from the danger of becomng nfected wth the hopeless malady. A hos.ltal of fve rooms for curlnc for nfectous and contagous dseases other than leprosy, s also nearlng completon at Kalaupapa. t wll be ftted up n the most modern manner or arrangng a quarantne hosptal. Before very long t s expected to begn work on a ceneral noenrtj. whch wll be modern n every respect and wll accommodate twenty-ru- r patents at one tme. " 8 E ENOUGH CHCAGO, Sept. 7. A specal to the nter-ocea- n from New Haven Conn., says: Prof. Kanch Arakawa, of the de partment of Japanese cvlzaton at Yale, has become Amercanzed" sure enough. He has eloped. Ho ran away wth" Mss Mram C. Dngwall, of New Haven and they were marred last Thursday n Washlncton. D. C. where the event was recorded at the Japan- - oca )nrn((nn. vbuuuu. ma jruceuug was 0 legalze the marrage n Japan, for Jror. Asakawa evdently wshes to stand as much marred there as n Amerca. The couple met when Asakawa was a student at Yale. Ho came to ths country from Japan to enter Darts-mo- ut and graduated n 899. Then he took a course n Yale and n 902 receved tho degree of Ph. D. As a Yale student Asakawa was also. ennrt Methodst. He attended Grace church and there met Mss Dngwall. On re cevng hs degree from Yale, Asakawa was apponted a professor at Darts-mout- h. t was the frst professorshp conferred on a Japanese n ths country. He and Mss Dngwall dd not meet agan untl a year ago last sprng, wnen ae navlug bestowed a professorshp on Asakawa, he came to New Haven to accept. The Asakawas wll return here next Saturday and the Wednesday follow lng he wll start as a professor at Yale at the openng of tho term. He s 30 years old; she two years hs junor. DSCRMNATON CHARGED. WASHNGTON, Sept. 7 An mpor tant complant, lnvolvnc charres ot ly uncoled and began to glde away. dscrmnaton aganst nearly sxty of me salors then attacked t, and a few tne leadng ralroads and steamshp well drected blows wth a hand spke lnes or the country, was fled wth the ended ts lfe. nterstate commerce commsson today by the Forest Cty Freght bureau, ot Words sometmes Cleveland, the ralroads ncludng the nothltlff lkft thnt nvor fo fc Jfennsylvanla, New York Central, Bal woman untl she s ready to attend tlmore & Oho, Boston & Mane, South- - nor num fnnarol n. U"U urn a u amer lnos. J m KrJvS DOCTOR. RED CROSS U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRCUL- TURE WEATHER BUREAU. MONTHLY METEOROLOGCAL SUMMARY. Staton, Honolulu, T. September, 907. H.; month. Date. Preslplta- - Chrtr Max. Mln. Mean. tlon. of day Temperature Clear Clear Clear Pt. Cldy T Clear Clear Clear Clear 9...S T Pt. Cldy Pt. Cldy Clear T Pt. Cldy Clear Pt. Cldy 5., Clear Clear Pt. Cldy Pt. Cldy Pt. Cldy T Cloudy Cloudy T Cloudy T Pt. Cldy T Pt. Cldy Pt. Cldy 2G Pt. Cldy Pt. Cldy Clear T Clear ?) T Clear Mean G 0.30 ATMOSPHERC PRESSURE. (Reduced to sea level; nches and hundredths.) Mean ; hghest 30.09, date 30th, lowest 29.87, date 22nd. TEMPERATURE. Hghest 8G, date 26th; lowest 7, date 6th. Greatest dally range 3. date fth. Least dally range 7 date 20th. Mean for ths month n 890, 7S; 89 M); SU2, 79; : RQr ; 897, 78; ; 899, 78; 900, 80; 90, 78; 902, 78; , 78; 905, 77; 906, 79; 907, 79. Mean ot ths month for 8 year Absolute maxmum for tha mnntt, for 8 years 88. Absolute mnmum- for tha au.r,t. UfWUbU for 8 years 65. Average daly excess n, fcooncy ( ) of ths month n Q nntnno ed wth mean of 8 years 0.4. Accumulated excess ( ) slnco January -- f. G5. Average excess (4-- nr.. dally flclency ( ) snce January, 0.2. RECPTATON. Total ths month Greatest precptaton n!,,n 0.2. date 25th. Totnl precptaton ths month n 877,.2; 87S, 0.G2; S79, 0.65; ; 88,.50; 882,.0; 883, 0.36; 884, 0.54; : S8G. 2 n s7 0.72; 888, 2.95; 889,.52; ; 89,.06; 892, 0.85; ; ; 90,.40; 905,.82; 906,.9; 907, Average of ths month for 9 vnnr.22. Excess () or dofclencv nf m month ns compared wth average ot 22 years Accumulated excess A-- n- - v.,nnt,. ( ) snce January VND Prevalng drecton NEr nt ment 5S6 mlae; average hourly velocty 7.4; maxmum velocty (for flvo mlnutos) 2G mllos per hour, from NE on 22nd. WEATHER. Average relatve humdty 70.3 por cent. Number of days, clear 4; partly cloudy 3; cloudy 3; on whch.0 nch, now. or moro ot precptaton (occurrod 8. MSCELLANEOUS PHENOMENA. (Dates of.) Auroras nono; halos: solar none, lunar 7th; hall nono; fog none. Note "T" ndcates traco or precptaton. WM. B. STOCKMAN, Secton Drector, Weather Bureau. Flno Job Prlntms star orace. LEADER. BETTER COOK WTH T. SHMA THE DYER. CLOTHES DYED AND CLEANED. All Work Guaranteed. Suts Cleaned and Pressed, S0o.r Tuxedo, 75o. No. 250 Fort Street, near Orpheum Theater,. Honolulu, T. H. RNG UP PHONE 22. For Relable and Speedy Messenger Servce. 932 Fort Street S. KAY, Manager. Y. SH, Corner Beretanla and Nuuanu St. JAPANESE DRUGG8T8 GENERAL MERCHANDSE -- Knds of Amercan Patent Medcnes at Low Prces. CALFORNA RESTAURANT. T. Akasago Under new manaconenl Onm n nght. Best 25c meal n town. Hotel Street near Nuuanu. Bamboo Furnture and Pcture Frames CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR, 228 Emma St, near Beretanla. Jnon Pacfc Ralroad SUGGESTS Spetsc and Comfort Three trahu dally, through ear--, frst and second class to all ponts. Reduced rates take effect Wrte S. F. Booth GENERAL AGENT. NO. Montgomery Street 8AN FRANCSCO. Ml

4 NT FOUR TUB HAWAAN STAR, TOBBDAY, OCTOBER, 8, 907. Tlae Hawaan Star SEM-WEEKL- Y. DALY AND Publshed every afternoon (except Sunday) by the awaan Stau NKWSPArst Assocaton, Lmtbd. SUBSCRPTON RATES Local, per annum $8.00 pnrogrn. tnr annum... A Q - a-- - Payable n advance. Entered at Post Offce at Honolulu, Hawa, as second class mall matter, Subscrbers who do not get ther papers regularly wll confer a favor by notfyng the Star Offce; Telephone 365. The Supreme Court of The Terrtory of Hawa has declared both THE HAWAAN STAR (dally) and THE SEM WEEKLY STAR newspapers of general crculaton throughout the Terrtory of Hawa, "sutable for advertsng proceedngs, orders, judgments and decrees entered or rendered n the Courts of the Terrtory of Hawa." Letters to THE HAWAAN STAR should not be addressed to any connected wth the offce, but smply to THE HAWAAN STAR, or to the Edtoral or Buslnsss Departments, accordng to tenor or purpose. FRANK L. HOOGS MANAGER TUESDAY OCTOBER 8, J Stll Declare For Roosevelt.".V. The Lterary Dgest has collcct- - ed a Jamc number of vews cn tuc "thrd term" proposton. They J" show a vcrv strone mpresson that : Roosevelt wll not be able to avod v." another term, though vgorous ob jectons are by nq means lackng. t ntrn,.,n-.l- r tlp.n tl Dccst savs : "Reports are comng n from varous parts of the country that the most popular canddate for the next Republcan nomnaton s Presdent Roosevelt hmself, wllng or nledn-- or no nledec. Secretary Straus, after a tour of the Pacfc Coast States, sad n Chcago a few days ago, "n every secton T found an enthusastc and determned desre for Roosevelt. And when he told the people of the Presdents poston on the matter, "they all seemed to hope that condtons would compel hm to accept a nomnaton." "What our Republcans want s Roosevelt," says Senator Clapp, of Mnnesota, and he adds that f one travels through rf tmt rofrnn to sound the sentment for Taft, Farbanks, r,m,n.nnl others "t wll not take hm lone: to dscover the remarkable undercurrent of feelng for Roosevelt, and the exstence of the belef, frmly bedded and unshaken, that when tnc tme cones ur Roosevelt wll nermt hs name to be used." Smlarly Senator Mc- - Cumber, of North Dakota, declares that "our State s frst for Roose-vnlt- " md "f m s. canddate, or can be nduced to accept, he wll be nomnated." "Our nconlc have the mpresson," he adds, "that the Presdent wll rccee such an overwhelmng; ndorsement that he wl be forced to accept." t wll be "Roosevelt by acclamaton," asserts Senator Scott, of West Vrgna: "the people of ths country are Koose velt crazv." and altho the Presdent s not a canddate for rcnomnaton he wll be unable to "stop the tde that s runnng n the party." Campbell Slemp, the only Republcan Congressman from Vrgna, declares he has reason to beleve that f Mr. Roosevelt would run agan, "he would carry my State and splt the sold South." n a symposum on ths topc conducted by the New York World, Keprescntauve slatrer. of New Terscv. wrtes that "a very large percentage of the Rc publcans of the Unted States favor the reelecton c.f our Presdent for another term"; Representatve Hull, of owa, says the Presdent has had only one electve term and would break no precedent or tradton bv havng another; former Penson Commssoner Jvans sees no ct ccton to "electng hm Presdent for a second tme"; Reprcsentatv Burton, of Delaware, holds that "a good man can not be nomnated too often"; and S. S. McClurc, edtor of McClures Magazne, wrtes: " thnk that the Unted States should have the ablest admnstrate avalable n the offce of the Presdency. f that man happens already to have been Presdent for four years, f he s able and the best man he should have a thrd, fourth, and ffth term. jjj Work Of The New College The new agrcultural college s the subject of. an artcle by Jacob Kotnsky, n the current number ot the Hawaan orcstcr and Agn culturst, whch shows the mportance of the college n strong lght WVAV.V.V..V.VV.V..VAV and ndcates ts bearnr on the problem of holdng and ncreasng our ctzen populaton. "t s no longer dsputed says ths wrter that the agrcultural clement of a communty s ts most valuable asset. t s the element that makes for cvc vrtue and prosperty. The greater the number of ntellgent, enlghten ndvduals consttutng a communty, the rcher, the more ntellgent s that communty. And the average farmer n the Unted States of today s an ntellgent man. He s a ma versed n many of the scences pertanng to hs vocaton, and s an ntellgent ctzen besdes. Fannng today s no longer mere manual labor. The farmer now s a practtoner of the natural scences and a busness man. The educatonal work of the U. S. Department of Agrcultural and the State experment statons and agrcultural colleges durng the past generaton was not n van. Close nqury wll reveal that the mansprng of wealth of the Unted States durng the past decade have been and stll arc the bumper crops produced by the farmers year after year wth ncreasng celerty. "Our clmate, our vast areas of unsettled, productve lands, the nature and quantty of crops ths land s capable of yeldng under proper management, and the vast market at our very door cry to hgh heaven for settlers, for cultvators, for farmers. But thus far the cry was van. Our large and proftable sugar ndustry s merely an ndcaton of what could be accomplshed here n agrculture f ntellgently pursued. We have wated and wated n van for settlers to come to us from other shores. The few that came prospered, but ther number s lmted. And the attracton to others must be equally lmted at least as compared wth others elsewhere of they would have sought our shores more freely. "From among ourselves we had not the opportunty htherto to produce farmers. Farmers mean n the modern sense of a farmer. The farmer that pursues methods of a generaton ago s a falure even n Amerca, the land of hghly ntensve cultvaton and enormous yelds. None but smlar results could be expected from farmers here. The Calfornans that came succeeded because they had the experence of years to back them. They could not but succeed. Ther experence too was gathered n a stage where modern methods of cultvaton, rrgaton, croppng,. and marketng preval. Falure fpr them was practcally mpossble. "But f we can not lure more of ths knd from the manland we need not despar. We have n our mdst a populaton of the land and for the land even here. A people that has served ts apprentceshp n our felds. A people that has learned to love and chersh ths land, to regard t as home, and wll be satsfed wth no other land for home. Watch them flock back from Calforna whther they were.... lured for a whle by the gold brck of hgh wages. Why do they. so wyuv u mc sanusr uecause tns s ther home. Ther rela ttyos, assocates. frends all are here. They love Hawa, ts hlls, us vamsys, us ar, ts water, ts sol. " refer here partcularly to the Portuguese. But s there any rca PLAN TALK BY HUSTACE TELLS AUTOMOBLE MEN WHAT TO EPECT AND SAYS SHERFF WLD PROSECUTE. Charles Hustace o the Doard of Supervsors n answer to the queston ot what ho thought of. the acton or the Automoble Club lust nght relatve to the sneed ordnance, repled, "no board has seen lt to make an ordnance regulatng the speed of. auto mobles here, and that ordnance s gong to be enforced. f we see lt to make a new one, that one s also gong to be onforced. "The Board ot Supervsors have the power to make laws and the sherff s gong to enforce them t we have to make hm. He s not down at headquarters for hs health, but s pad to enforce all the laws. f he cant enforce them we wll get some one that wll. The gutter ordnance also s gong to bo enforced n a very short tme. do not care who t affects, but do know ths, that when we passed that law we dd not do t smply for the fun n t. The sooner the publc understand that the Board of Supervsors are a body tnat wll not take any excuse for tllo volatons of the law the better t wll be for everyone con. cerned. "Ths automoole speedng has got to stop, and from now on volators of the law wll be arrested and punshed. Another thng that wsh to mpress upon the mnds of everyone who owns an automoble s tns: Tne unvmg of cars, b,y mnors has got to stop. The law says no one under seventeen can drve a car, and there s nothng n the law allowng mnors drvng f there- s a lcensed drver wth them." - TROUBLE FDR BOTH DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL WHTNEY AND DEPUTY SHEV FF SEA GO TO KANEOHE. Deputy Attorney General Whtney and Deputy Hgh Sherff George Sea went to Kaneohe ths mornng where they wll prosecute the case aganst Henry Pahla, the young specal polce man who brutally beat an noffensve man named John Feya, wth a par ot handcuffs and then uroke two of hs rbs by kckng hm n the sde after he had fahen to the ground. There s a possblty that acton wll also oe taken for tho removal ot Judge Alkue, of the Dstrct Court, be cause of hs actvty n behalf of young Pahla, arrestng all the wtnesses n the matter and puttng them n jal on one charge or another, many of them for alloged offenses heretofore gnored. t s sad that there has been much ex ctement n the vcnty of Kaneohe as a result of hgh-handthe Judges ed proceedng, and Attorney Whtney declared hs ntenton of thoroughly probng the matter. QUEENS ANSWER WAS NO (Contnued trom Pajjo One.) bearng the fateful words and strugglng over to a wndow cast the paper out.. " am gong to send her another cable, askng an explanaton, ho went on. She always gave mo to understand that my love was acceptable." Ho placed a fat fnger upon ns forehead. "Ah, he added, remember. She has several nephews that do not lke mo. They are dong ths to prevent our marrage. wll send home for those letters and remnd tho queen of her past softly sweet dsposton to ward mo. wll nsst on havng certan knowledge that ths poor, d monarch refuses a man who offers her a manson and half an sland, worth $500;000." There aro some who nsst that Sal man has been msled by somethng near akn to vanty and has taken mero courteous nvtatons to vst the queen for evdences of affecton. son why ths does not apply to all Ha wallan-bor- n persons, be they natves, whtes, Portuguese, or a mxture of them all? Even transents aro charm ed by tho country. Thoso that tarry hero a year or two aro rreslstbly drawn to our shorob when they leave them. Our attenton, therefore, should 00 areoeu towards developng our nternal resources. Wo should strve to anchor our own people, our own canddates to tho sol. yvo havo the, sol, wo have the people and all other requrements, and need but wold thorn together to creato the coveted farmng elomqnt." Kodak Developng and Prntng We aro the oldest developers and prnters n the slands. For many years we havo done the very hlghost class of work for amateurs and aro today better ftted than ever before. Ours was tho frst store to handlo kodaks and we contnue to carry a full supply. 4. To Eyeglasses and Spectacles s a Feature n our.... OPTCANS. STAm AND OTHER PANOS. THAYER PANO CO. 58 Hotel St., Opp. Young Hotel. Phone Man 2S. TUNNG GUARANTEED. EL PALENCA The Choce of the Smoker. Jlnysollc Tobncco,Co. SOLE DSTRbUTOUS. Alexander Young Buldng. Any knd of repar work on carrages Horses shoed. No. 7 Rver street, Honolulu. Catton, Nell & Co. Engneers, Machnsts, Blacksmth! and Bolermakers. Frst clasa worn at reasonable rates. Hand-mad- e Harness and Saddlery. Full lne of all Horse Goods, Repars to Harness, Saddles, Trunks, Sut Cases and Bags. ALL WORK CALLED FOR AND DELVERED. 82 Kng Street, near Fort Tel. Man 427 Hardware A to. A s for Axe, to chop down bg troes. B s for Bt, that bores hole- - wth ease. C s for Chsel and Cutlery keen. D s for Drlls, for both hand and machne. E s for Emery and for Edge tools, too; F s for Freezers; you know what they do. G s for Garden Tools, all n a row; H 6 for Hammer, and Harrow and Hoo. s for rons, theyre both "flat" and "sad" J s for Jaekknves, whch make tho boys glad. K s for Key and for carpenters Kts. L s for Lock nto whch tho key fts. M s for Mower whch keeps tho grass cut; N s for Noveltes, Nals, Nettng and Nut O s for Olers, Ol Stoves and Ol Can. P s for Pal, Plow, Pump, Pulley and Pan. Q s for Quots, one of tho old sports; R s for Razors and Rakes of all sorts. S s for Screws, Scales, Shears, Shovels & Saws. T la for Tnware, Tools, Trmmngs, Tack-claw- U s for Useful Utensls weve more than a scoro n ths bg Hardware Store. V s for Vse, for a carpenters bench. W s for Washer, and Wrnger and Wrench. s tho letter that stands for unknown; f you dont know your wants, come here and bo shown. Y s Yard-stck-, that measures three feet. Z s for Znc, stll our tales ncomplete. But the stock n our store you wll fnd hard to beat. Just try. E. O. HALL & SON, LTD Quck Repars Optcal Departhent Wo Grnd Complcated Lenses to Order at Short Notce..F.Wehman&Co., LTD. Fort Street. We aro makng a specal showng of LADES Black Hose Hermsdorf dyed fast black, garter top.at 3 PARS FOR S.00 Ths Hose, Number 20, s wthout doubt tho best value for the money that can be bought EHLE.R NEW COJUvNS, from STENWAY 0AU CAlUtlAGE MANUFACTURNG CO. Cable Address: "Armltage," Honolulu Leber Code. Postofflce Box CS3. Telephone Man 0, HAKRY ARMTAGE Brolcer..!. Htoolt ca nd KonJ MEMBER OF HONOLULU STOCK AND BOND ECHANGE, Offce: Campbell Block, Merchant HONOLULU, T. H. Street. James T. Taylor, M. Am. Soc. C. E. CONSULTNG HYDRAULC ENGNEER. Honolulu, T. H. PEPTOL For thn people who would be stouter, persons who would rd ther necks of the bony lumps whch are a bar to low neck dresses for evenng wear. Wo ssue a guarantee wth every package that PEPTOL wll n. crease the weght. A food not a medcne, somethng that wll produco a well rounded form. U.00 A PACKAGE. LMTED. & lotel and Fort Streets PYROGRAPHC OUTFT8 Copley Prnts ARTSTS MATERALS PACFC PCTURE FRAMNG CO. Nuuanu below Hotel Street. Fne Job Prntng Btar Offce. l hm Wasts LMlln. LMTED PROVEN BY EPERENCE The strongest dry battery made and the best for automoble sparkng purposes s the Columba Dry Cell No. 2 Ths splendd battery s sold by E. O. Hall & Son, Schuman Carrage Co., and Assocated Garage. Also by Hawaan Phone 390. ectrc Co,, Ltd. Sut Cases, Travelng Bags SHAWL STRAPS, SHOPPNG BAGS, NFANTS BASKETS, CLOTHES HAMPERS. Those lttle comforts n lvng. Let us show them to YOU! LEWS &CO., LTD. Telephone 240. The Household W.G.rwn & Co., Ltc Wm. G. rwn.. Presdent and Manager Vce-Presde- nt fohn D. Spreckla. Frst Vce-Presde- nt W. M. Gffard...Second H. M. Whtney... Treasurer Klchard vers Secretary W. F. Wlson Audtor SUGAR FACTORS, COMMSSON AGENTS AGENTS FOR O.eanlc Steamshp Co., San Franclsdo, Cal. Western Sugar Reflnlnj, Co., San Fran csco. Cal. A Baldwn Locomotve Works, Pblladel- - nhla. Pa. Kewall Unversal Mll Co., Manufac turers of Natonal Cane Shredder, New York, N. T Pacfc Ol Transportaton Co., San Francsco, Cal. ll S We have Just receved a largo stock of Porto tlcan Hats and wth our Expert Hat man can put them up n any shape and style desred. REASONABLE PRCES. fl J Fort St., opposte the Convent Won Lou & Co. Plumbers and Tnners 7 Hotel Stroot near Maunakea. E ONE OF mn u nuttrnf 6 U. From $.00 Up For Shrt Offce: Emporum. Very Good Values 93 Fort street Kng St. near Alakea. ALL 6pCmg&treet KNDS Cash Regster Typewrter Mmeograph Globe card and Werncke mm Hawaan Offce Specalty Tel. Man Ml 00&00000 Leadng Grocers S Are HENRY MAY & CO.. LTD. Phones 22 and 92. FUJ PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY Unon cor. Hotel, P. O. Box 720. Flue Job Prntng, Star Offce. r

5 TUB HAWAAN STAR, TUflSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 907. FVE f.. f v. r! 2 OCTOBER We need to room takecare of mmense whch wll arrve ths month. Sales ths month of goods marked wth red tags wll cash-genube for ne bargans. Lower prces for new furnture than ever before Kng Street From Dsease emanates more frequently from a drty refrgerator than from any other source. The safest way s to havo a LEONARD CLEANABLE refrgerator. t s tho easest n tho world to clean. You can reach every part wthout any trouble. You should wash out tho nteror and all removable parts at least twce a week wth soluton of hot water and borax. By followng these drectons you wll havo perfect and santary refrgoraton, because tho LEONARD s tho most scentfcally constructed refrgerator on tho market. Dg stock ready for your nspecton at, H. HACKEELD & CO.f Ltd HARDWARE DEPARTMENT. FURNTURE SALE Great Reductons Genune Bargans CHRSTMAS sease HOPP NE We are agents for the celebrated Smth-Prem- er whch s the most popular busness mans machne. Has tr-col- or rbbon. For those who prefer the sngle key-boa- rd we sell the Dens-mor- e and The Sun. Suns cost only $40 and $75 brand new. We have a few second-han- d Smth-Preme- rs for $30, $40 and $50. HAWAAN.NEWS CO. Ltd. Youug Bg. ABLTY "n Our Examnatons" MERT "n Our Methods" QUALTY "Jn Our Glasses" A. N. SANFORD Boston Buldng. TWO FOR YOUR NET PARTY try our danty "Cream Wafers." We can make them n dfferent colors and flavors to sut any occason. Hgh school and college colors our specalty n ths dellcato confecton. ALEANDER Corner Hotel and Bshop Sts. PG CAFE THE TALK OF THE TOWN R. Weedons Japanese and Englsh Cook Book. AT ALL BOOK STORES Lewers & Drty Refrgerator STORES ffll-- ) Merchant St. NTELLGENCE ARRVNG. Tuesday, October S. T. K. K. S. S. Amerca Maru,. Gong, from San Francsco (Oct. 2) at allck- - feld wharf, at 0:30 a. n. S. S. Mauna Loa, Smerson, from Hawa and Maul ports, 5:20 a. n., wth 4599 bags sugar, 372 bags coffee, 9 bags taro, C5 hogs, 30 head cattle and mscellaneous. DEPARTNG. Tuesday, October 8. T. K. K. S. S. Amerca Maru, Gong, for Orent, from Hackfeld wharf, 5 p. m. PASSENGERS ARRVED. Per T. K. K. S. S. Amerca Maru, October 8, from San Francsco: Honolulu Mrs. L. L. Arklns, stop-over- s: Mrs. A. D. Arklns, C. A. Graham, C. Schlesslnger, Mrs. Laura G. Webber. For Yokohama: Rov. J. F. Gressett, Frank W. Hadley, S. Horlyo, F. A. ken, Mss E. K. Llnsley, K. Sakamak, Kurt Seyd. For Kobe: Ms3 P. M. Rumsey, Mrs. Nna Tuxbury. For Nagasak, H. A. C. de Rublo. For Shangha: Mss B. E. Bassott, Rev. W. D. Gates, Mrs. G. P. Godsey, Mss Anne Kompffer, Rev. B. E. Robnson, Mrs. B. E. Robnson, Mss Alce Whlt-tle- r. For Hongkong: Mrs. Dr. Ralph W. Avery, Mss Beryl Bard, Mrs. R. Benz, N. W. Blanchard, Mrs. N. W. Blanchard, Mss Blanchard, Wm. C. Brady. L. do Brlttar. Mss G. W. Car- - man, Zollo Daz, J. M. Folwell, Mrs. J. M. Folwell and nfant, Mrs. E. Holllng, J. N. Konecny, Mss Norno Larmer, Mss da Mosteller, D. M. Mullgan, O. F. Rchmond, Mrs. G. F. Rchmond, Lt. W.. Shutan, Mrs. Jas. F. Smth, L. D. Stone, Rov. L. E. Worloy, Mrs. L. E. Wor.ey. Per S. S. Mauna Loa, October 8, from Kau: A. Brnk and wfe, W. Brnk and wfe, Fathor Celestno, Father Henry, C. A. Andrews, Mss E. Saunders. From Kawalhao, Sam Parker, Jr. From Mahukona: Father Otto, STOCK 9 Cooke Buldng OVER TWO MLLONS (Contnued from Page.) ether the secretary, treasurer or managng agent of each of tho companes nvolved be summoned. Tho motlvo of the ndctments s for tho collectng of fnes for volaton of tho nterstate commerce law. The penalty on each count s not less than $000 and not to exceed $20,000. At these fgures should tho defendants be found gulty a3 charged and fned the full extent of the law, the fne of the Southern Pacfc would bo $2,60,000 and of the Pacfc Mal, $ but as the ndctments are for one offense, t s not probable that gult could be establshed on them all. The large shpment of mattng whch has nvolved the two corporatons n ths dffculty wth the government was made on September, 904. On thnt date the cargo left Kobe on the steam shp Mongola, arrvng at tho port of San Francsco on October 4, 904. The mporters of the cargo were James Wld & Co., Taylor, Cooper & Co. and Smth-Bak- er Company, all of whch are Eastern frms. The larger porton of the cargo went through San Fran csco to destnaton wthout stoppng here. Tho cargo was dvded nto lots Of these four lots were stored n San Francsco, and consgnees n every part of tho country reached by tho trade of the mporters were suppled wth parcels, shpped by order of the mporters. n ths way the 00 counts n the two ndctments aganst tho Southern Pacfc were found, each parcel shpped to consgnee callng for a separate count. The nterstate commerce law requres that a rate of $.25 a hundred bo charged for shpment of mattng from Kobe to Chcago, and the two companes under ndctment made tho three mporters a specal rate of $ a hundred. The government consders that t has a good case, and one that wll test the bounds and strength of tho nterstate commerco law; whereas the law department of the Southern Pacfc appears not to attach much concern or mportance to the ndctments. An attorney for the company sad that t would not bo necessary for any of tho hgh offcals of the Southern Pacnc to bo n court; that tho case would soon come oft and that t would not amount to much. The recent examnaton of E.. Harrlman n a New YorK court bn a smlar subject seems to have no bearng upou the case unfolded n the ndctments found yesterday. GOVERNOR ROBE FOR ELEELE. Shp Governor Roble, Captan Grant, got away for Eleele from off tho harbor about G oclock last evenng. Her Jap cook who complaned of beng was found to be n good health, havng been puttng up a bluff n ordor to get hs dscharge at ths port, as stated n yesterdays Star. Father Regnald. From Kona: Father Charles, J. G. Smth, Mrs. Walbrldge, Prnce and Prncess Kalanlanaole and servants, Mss J. Massey, G. F. Mayd-wel- l, T. OBren, C. Usborn, N. Fretas, Mrs. W. C. Achl and servant, Mss M. Ackerman, Mss M. Rapoza. From Maul: H. J. FuJashl, Y. Tchlru, Father a, Maurus, Mrs. M. Akana, Mrs. J, J. Esplnda. On deck, 59." PASSENGERS BOOKED. Per T. K. K. S. S. Amerca Maru, October 8, for Orent: J. A. Macaulay, E. L. Macaulay, Mr. and Mrs. Julan Thome. CONDOR SALS TOMORROW. The German cruser Condor sals to morrow afternoon at 2 oclock.. s le s coalng today. JAPANtSt BORDER THE OFFCAL FGURES ON MOVE MENTS OF ORENTALS LANDED AT VANCOUVER. VANCOUVER (B. C), October. Offcal fgures obtaned today dsclose the surprsng nformaton that the 0000 Japanoso who have recently ar rved n Vancouver, C00 havo got across tho boundary lno to Seattle, Portland and San Francsco. These nclude 000 who enme fr omhonolulu and who could not enter the Unted States drect. Consul-Genor- al Nossa went n nton further today n an ntervew n Ottawa, dsclamng altogether the of an" agreoment by Japan to lmt emgraton to Canada, le says ths agreoment was made pror to the treaty of 899 and ths treaty took the place of the agreement. He nssted that there was now n exstence no possble reaeonf from a dplomatc stand pont, that would prevent halt the populaton of Japan comng to Vancouver, f the Mkados goerument folt lke allowng that. Tho Domnon Government today defntely decded to send a specal commssoned to Toklo to present argu ments aganst allowng any more Japanese to come to Brtsh Columba. There s nothng n the present treaty between Japan and Canada that requres the producton of any passport whatever from a Japanese. Consul-Gcner- al Nosse today pre sented to the Domnon Cabnet a clam for $0000 damages for broken glass n Vancouver. The government decded to pay ths mmedately, be cty of Vancouver wll be asked to make good the amount. FBEAR WALLACH (Contnued from Page One.) own expense, subject to the approval of the commttee; the publc to bo allowed to see the lepers when they ar rve, the hstory of each case and a photograph of each patent to be publshed offcally n the newspapers from tme to tme; tho opnon of tho commttee that any of the lepers havo been cured to bo fnal, and such per sons not to bo returned to Molokal. Tho commttee, understand, aro to form ther opnons from outward appearances, wth expert or bacterologcal tests. "All wll agree that thedlscovery of a cure for leprosy would le one of tho greatest boons that could come to theso slands. Many beleve tlut Mr. Wal-lac- h has such a cure; many beleve that he s an mpostor or d; many feel that he should be gven an opportunty to show what ho can do some because they beleve n hm, some becauso they thnk t would please others and do no harm, some becauso they thnk t would be tho best way to provo hm an mposter; the Legs lature at ts last sesson passed a concurrent resoluton requestng the Board of Health to gve hm perms son to treat lepers. "Tho board 3, of course, under tho law tho approprate body to. act n a matter of ths knd and mght well refer the petton to that body wth or wthout suggestons on my part, but under the crcumstances deem t best to reply drectly, becauso, f for no other reason, the request s of such an extreme nature that could not recom mend lt mystolf and do not seo how the board could grant t as a matter of polcy, even f t could under the law. "Not only should the law bo observed, but the board should act wth due cauton and sound reason for the best nterests of tho publc, the lepers and even Mr. Wallach hmself, f hs clams are d. Ho clams to have cured n ths cty 209 persons, some of whom at least, he asserts, were lepers. Ho s unwllng to fur nsh proof of these facts n a way that can reasonably be deemed satsfactory, but professes to doslro an opportunty to demonstrate hs power by the treatment of new case3 under tho condtons mentoned. f such an op portunty ought to be gven hm wth out further proof of what ho clams to have accomplshed already, t should be under proper safeguards and reasonable condtons. Whether any arrange ment could bo made that would be satsfactory both to the Board and to Mr. Wallach, t s unnecessary for mo to consder at the present tme. "Respectfully yours, "W. P. FREAR, "Governor. ARBTRATON SETTLED. The award ot the arbtrators n the matter of a dlsputo between tho Kona Development Co. and F. B. McStocker of the frst part and M. F. Scott of tho second part, was fled ths mornng wth tho clerk of the Crcut Court. Tho matter nvolved growng and sharng certan cane crops and s con slderably nvolved. The arbtrators were John Albert Matthewman, A. W. Carter and George Clark, and the award makes concessons to each s.de. Fne Job Prntng, Star Offce OFF QUCK RE PORT AT DAYLGHT TODAY THOUGH EPECTED TOMOR- ROW. Off port before the oxplraton of the requred seven days quarantne, but not subjected to the full forco of the regulatons aganst San Francsco where a lttle plaguo abdes, tho Toyo Klson Kasha S. S. Amerca Maru waft allowed to entor tho harbor and dock at tho Hackfeld wharf about 9:30 oclock ths mornng, but was oblged to keep tho yellow flag flyng at he fore and none but cabn passengers were allowed ashore, as por recent cabled orders from Washngton, whle no persons from ashore except those necessary, wore permtted to board hor. The Amerca Maru was off port at 5:30 oclock ths mornng. She was detaned outsde by the doctors for a couple of hours whle tho passenger and crew were subjected to a careful examnaton. t was at frst reported that she would not come n, but, later, she sld her yaoht-lk- e flguro through the channel and sought her usual berth. She sals at 5 oclock ths afternoon for the Orent. Stllng from San Francsco at oclock n the afternoon of Wednesday last, October 2, she enjoyed a very pleasant trp down, passng tho Serra and Manchura and tho Logan, the latter lost nght. She brought fve stop-ove- rs for Honolulu and carres a far lst through. n tho steorago was 75 Asatcs. Among the Honolulu stop-ove- s ra Chalmers Graham, representng the Orental Valvolno Ol Company, who stays here for thrty daja and then proceeds to Manla, Hongkong and other Orental ponts. Mrs. L. L. Arklns, Mrs. A. D. Arklns and Mrs. Laura G. Weber stop over here. They are promnent Denver lades. Tho former s tho wfe of hm who onco edted tho Rocky Mountan News, a famous sheet, and she s promnent n Denver club lfe. Mss Beryl Bard, bound for Hongkong, s tho daughter of Bard ot Southern Calforna. N. W. Blanchard, accompaned by hs wfo, s an old Calforna poneer and was dentfed wth tho late Governor Stanford n the promoton of tho Central Fa-- cne auroau. tho uancnarus are bouud for Hongkong. C. Schleslngo s the traveler for a lquor house and remans over here for tho S. S. Sbe- THE DOOM OF THE STAR8UCK (Contnued from Page One). after the shp had receved her death- - wounds, the crew were on board. Ho gves tho followng bref account: " wll just state that on tho 3st day ot July n about 38 dcg. S and 90 dog. W. durng a heavy gale and hgh sea tho shp was almost dsmasted, there remanng only tho fore lowur mast and bowsprt. The spars n ther fall stove n the deck and bulwarks, smashng tho lfe boat and breakng the wheels and shaft of tho man pump and thc after house was stovo n and badly damaged and tho wneel house wrecked. After tho gale abated found the man deck badly straned and started about tho man mast We tred to rg jury sals and accomplsh ed somethng but tho shp was really unmanageable when thoro was any wnd or sea." "On the 0th August wo sghted the Brtsh shp Cambuskcnneth. The ra. Mrs. James F. Smth la gong to Manla. She s the wfe of tho Gov ernor of the Phlppnes. whole crew came aft and wshed to be put on board the sghted shp. Attor due consderaton and consultng wth tho offcers concluded to aban don tho shp." KAKAAKO RESULTS The followng s tho results of tho games played n tho Atknson Leaguo on Sunday at tho new park at Kakaako: 2345G789 0ceanvew Stars G7800 Hon. Brew Steam L The followng s the standng of the teams n tho League as tho result ot Sundays games: P. w. L. Pet. Polce 3 2.COG Ocean Vews 3 2.CCG Steam Laundry 3 2.GOG Brewery Stars CALLED ON PNKHAM. Wallach called on Presdent Pnk-haths mornng and had auotbe long confab about hs "cures." He openly admts volaton of the law as to practcng wthout a lcense and ap pears to thnk ho s sufo from promcu ton. Fno Job Prntng, Star Offce, BSHOP ESTATE WLLJELP PARK TRUSTEES WLL PAY FOR FENCE TO SURROUND NEW KAKAAKO PLEASURE GROUND. The followng letter was recolved by A. L. C. Atklnon from the Bshop Batata relatve to havng a feoce around the new Knkaako Park: October 5th, 007. Mr. A. L. C. Atknson, Honolulu. Dear Sr: n response to your frvor of tho 3rd nst, would advue that the Trustees of ths Estate are aware ot the beneft to the publc whch the Kakaako Park, so called, s provng to be, and f the erecton of a fence around the Park as proposed by you wll further the good work ths Es tate wll be pleased to assume the cost of materals needed n accordance wth Mr. Holloways letter under date July 30th, accompanyng your communca ton. Kndly let us know when the contemplated mprovement may be commenced.. Very truly yours, E. T. WNANT, For Secretary. AUTO ACCDENT. (Contnued from Page One.) great deal of skn from all parts ot hs body. Tho vctm of tho accdent ths af- - tornoon swore to a warrant aganst McBryde. Tho latter has retaned 2. C. Peters as hs attorney. t appears from wtnesses that the auto was not gong very fast, but there are dfferences n statements regardng tho horn. blowng CHASNG MAN CHONG. Tho polce are stll lookng for Man Chong, escaped convct, and havo been so watchful of the Manoa Valley retreat that the Chnese has had to come to town for a hdng place, though he dd not reman long,lt s sad, agan seekng the mountanous regon. HARRY SMPSON STAYS. H. H. Smpson, who loft some months ago for the Coast expectng to return here has decded to reman n Goldfleld whore busness opportuntes look good to hm. He was secretary of the local lodge of Elks, but recently sent hs resgnaton on account ot hs determnaton not to return. Hs successor wll probably bo elected at the meetng of tho lodge next Frday evenng. SHERMAN DUE SATURDAY. U. S. A. transport Sherman was to havo, saled on Saturday last from San Francsco for Manla va ths port where she wll tako on coal. She has been ropared n San Francsco at tho Moore & Scott ronworks. Sho s carryng tho Eghteenth nfantry and baggage and wll probably arrve here next Saturday aftornoon or Sunday mornng. THERE ARE NO MOSQUTOES Ever snce tho rooms at Halown wore made mosquto proof the guests havo boon mora comfortable durng the sleepng hours. On the verandas t s pleasant all of tho tme because tho wnds blow constantly and strong to dsturb the pesta. Manager Bdgood looks to tho comfo-- r. of the patrons of tho place n a munor that s most satsfactory to overyono. A day or two, or even a week at Hale wa cannot but do you good. NEW ADVERTSEMENTS OHM THERTER Saturday Nght, October 2 GRAND Muscal and Dramatc Entertanment For tho Beneft of the Kversde Baseball League BY THE MEMBERS Admsson,...25c, 50c, 75c, $.00, TERRTORY OF HAWA. TREASURERS OFFCE, HONOLULU, OAHU. n re Dssoluton ot the A. Harrson Mll Company, Lmted, Whereas, the A. Harrson Mll Com pany, Lmted, a corporaton establsh od and exstng under and by vrtue ot the laws ot the Terrtory of Ha wall, has pursuant to law n such oases made and provded, duly flltd n ths offce, a petton for the dlssolu ton ot tho sad corporaton, togethw wth a certfcate thereto annexed &k requred by law. FOR RENT. g)(onolulu Kbw Beretanla Street $40.00 Pensacola Street tt.00 ensacola Street Beretanla Street Ml. 00 Vctora Street Matlock Avenue 5. 0C Walklkl Beach Klnau Street 7.80 Emma Street.,..,.,,.!. 00 Punchbowl Street College Street Sf.60 Klnau Street FOR SALE. Pneapple lands and town 6ts at Wahlawa. Walalae and Hau- Beach projwrtes nts. Several homes at $,000 and under. Henry Waterhause Trust Co,, Ltd Real Estate Department. Fort and Merchant Sts., Honolulu. Classfed Advertsng LOST. Near Post Offce, Purse contanng pn, locket and small change Sutable reward on return to Star Offce. WANTED. Wanted to buy stocks of merchandse for spot cash. Must be cheap. J. Carlo, 0S Nuuanu street Wanted known that Jeff the barber has taken the Unon Barber Shop and wll removo hs old shop there October st and solcts your patronage. A compostor. Apply at Star Offce. Now, therefore, notce s hereby gven to any and all persons thnt have been or aro now nterested n any manner whatsoever n tho sad corporaton, that objectons to tho grantng of sad petton must be Ded n ths ofllco on or before 2 oclock noon, Treasurer Torrltory of Hawa. Honolulu, August 7U, 907. Sts Aug. 2j, 27, Sept. 3, 0, 7, 24, Oct, 8. N THE CRCUT COURT OF THE FRST CRCUT, TERRTORY OF HAWA. AT CHAMBERS N PROBATE. n tho Matter ot the Estate of Koleka Kamanonnhu (w), Deceased. Order of Notce of Hearng Petton for Probate of Wll. A Document purportng to be the Last Wll and Testament of Koleka October 30th, 907, and that any person or persons desrng to be heard thereon must be n attendance at the offce ot tho undersgned, n tho Cap tol Buldng, Honolulu, at 2 oclock noon ot sad day, to show cause, any. why sad petton should not bo granted. A. J. CAMPBELL, Kamanonahu, deceased, havng on the 23rd day of September, A. D. 907, been presented to sad Probate Court, and a Petton for Probate thereof, pray ng for the ssuance of Letters Testamentary to Wm. Paoakalan havng been fled by Hana Waku t s Ordered that Thursday, the 3st day of October, A. D. 907, at 9 oclock a. rn., of sad day, at tho Court Room of sad Court at Honolulu be and tho same s hereby apponted tho tlmo and place for provng sad Wll and hearng sad applcaton. t s Furthor Ordered, that notce thoreof be gven, by publcaton onco a weok for throe successve weeks n The Hawaan Star nowspapor, tho last publcaton to be not less than ten days prevous to tho tlmo theren ap ponted for hearng. Dated at Honolnl. Sept. 38, 907. (Sgned) J. T. DE BOLT, Frst Judge of the Crcut Court of the Frst Crcut. Attest: (Sgned) L. P. SCOTT. Clerk. 4ts Sept 24, Oot., 8, 5. MEETNG NOTCE. HONOLULU BREWNG & MLTNO CO., LTD. Tho annual meetng of the stockholders ot the Honolulu Brewng & Maltng Co., Ltd., wll mm at the offce of the company no. 56 Queen streot, Honolulu, Oahu, on Tuesday, the ffteenth day ot October, 907, at the hour ot 0:30 ooloek a. m. By order of the Presdent CAS. G. BARTLKTT, Secretary. STOCK-BOOK- S CLOSED. HONOLULU BREWNG & MALTNG CO., LD. Tht stock books of the Honolulu Brewng A Maltng Co., Ltd., wn he olossl to transfers from October 5, 07, to Ooober B, 007, both dates nclusve. - QAS. G. BARTLBTT. StoreUry. as 9.

6 S Soundng tho prao of Ayors Har Vgor. Thats what overy one does whousoe ths splendd preparaton AM for tho har. f you dont want to praao t, then you must not t. You see, msuse you wll bo so pleased wth t that you wll just have to tell your frends all about t. fllers flar Vgor removes dandruff, makes the har grow thck and heavy. Handsome har, rch, glossy har, always attracts. You may havo just such har f you wll use Ayers Har Vgor. Accept no substtute. ftmttl Dr.. C. Ayer k t Co.. Ue". Mm.. U.S.A. he nl h w m At a very small cost you can mako your house entrely We have screen doors ready made wth green or galvanzed wre screen that we sol cheaper than you can make them. For wndows and lanal mosquto-proofng we sell green, bronze and galvanzed wre screen. L V TED 77 S. KNG ST. OS HOURS wnner of Oct. Wnners of three out of fve games to To Chcago 9; 30 vs. 35. bo declared undsputed champons of Oct. 23 Wnner vs. wnner ot uc.. the aforesad terrtory, losers to pay 2; 34 vs. 33. for an oyster supper for the four prncpals, at the Unon Grll. From San Francsco, The Oct. 24 Wnner vs. wnner of Oct. Fastest transcontnental tran. 22; 32 vs. 3. We agree and pledge to you our Oct. 25 Wnucr vs. wnner ot uc. word as gentlemen, and honorable 23; 30 vs. 29. marred men, not to exchange one sngle sgn, and we expect a lke promse Overland Oct. 2C Wnner vs. wnner or uc. 24; 2S vs. 27. from you. Oct. 28 Wnner vs. wlnno ot uct. We further agree n the event ot L m ted 25: 2G vs 25, anvthlnc hannenlne to cause us to cve Ort. 29 Wnner vs. wnner ot Oct. the champonshp through careless 20; 24 vs. 23. playng or any Electrc lghted. unforseen clrcum- - Buffet. L- lnner Oct. vs. wnner ot Oct. gtance o natur(j whatsoever t0 brary and Drawng room compartment, observaton car. wth Nov. 2 Wnner vs. wnner or ua. th(j vlle and tne rlght ot every 28; 22 vs. 2. forever hold our peace; only reservng 29; 20 vs. 9. dner. Telegraphc news pouted on tran. 30; 8 vs. 7. loser of lamentlm: our hard luck,. and NOV. n nnur vs. wtcr.nnn.. n lur w w sayng f," etc. Hopng that you wll accept our Nov. 5 Wnner vs. wnner of Nov. frendly challenge, and tnus prove 2; G vs. 5. your sportsmanlke propenstes; Nov. G Wnner vs. wnner of Nov. We are, wth all duo respect to your 4; 4 vs. 2. present Souta Pacfc Wnner vs. wnner of Nov. ttle, your prospectve vctors, Nov. 7 M. C. PACHECO, vs. 0. Nov. 8 Wnner vs. wnner of Nov. LOUS A. PERRY, G; 9 vs. 8. Partners. Nov. 9 Wnner vs. wnner of No. 7; 7 v&. G. RVERSDE BASEBALL LEAGUE. Notce! Nov W.nner vs. wnner of Nov. The members of ths league are go 8; 5 vs. 4. ng to gve a muscal and dramatc Nov. 2 Wnner vs. wnner of Nov. entertanment at the Orpheum next Dr. J. Atcberley, M.R.C.S., LR.O.P. 9; 3 vs. 2. Saturday nght, tho 2th nst. The (London), corner Beretanla and Rch Nov. 3 Wnner vs. wnner of Nov. boys have been busy practsng the ard Streets (Opposte Central Unon. last three weeks and have qute an Church.) Nov. 4 Wnner vs. wnner of Nov. extensve selecton of new songs, Offce hours: 9 to a. m.; 2 to 2. sketches and muscal numbers to present to the publc. Tho expenses of p. m. 6 to 8 p. m. Nov. 5 Wnner vs. No.. The Hanakeola Club members can be tho teams ths season have been neavy, seen at all hours. bats, balls, gloves, etc., besdes the SPORT NOTES runnng expenses. The rontlng of chars at the Sunday afternoon games has NETHER SATSFED. helped them quto a lot but they are CHCAGO, Sept. 7. The Standard All the players who are tryng for stll n need of funds and they hope to Ol Company, of ndana, n order to poston on the All Hawa team wll make enough from the proceeds ot ths obtan a supersedeas stayng execu report for practce ths afternoon at show to put them on ther feet. Thl tlon on ts property to satsfy the judg fve oclock. From now on the play- - B a chance for those people that have ment of $29,240,000 recently mposed ers wll practce three tme a week, enjoyed tho good gamos put up by by Judge Lands n the Unltod States and the team that wll bo selected wll those boys tho last four months to dstrct court must furnsh bonds to have no excuse f they Jo not wn, or,en them along. Tho members wll the amount of $G,000,000. at least put up a good hard game. be around to see you all wth tckets, Ths was determned today by Judge whch, after purchasng, you can exchange for reserved seat tckets at the Growcup n the Unted States crcut The dates for the comng baseball court, much to the chagrn of the at- seres wth the coast team have been Box Offce of tho Orpheum theater torneys on both sdes. Counsel for the ol company had contended strenuously for a bond of not more than $,000,-00-0 whle the attorneys for the government hnd demanded that the bond bo as hgh as the Judgment mposed by Judge Lands. Fne Job Prntng, Star Offce, TUB HAWAAN STAR, TUBSDAY, OOTdDBt 8, SPORTS DRAWNGS FOR THE ENNSTQURNAMEN T LONG LST OP PLAYERS FOR CON- TEST UNDER THE DRECTON OK THE Y. M. C. A. The drawngs for play n the tenns tournament that wll start on Monday under the drecton of the Y. M. C. A. Flfty-threwere held yesterday afternoon. o pjayers have entered, and somo of the heat players n the Terrtory wll he seen on the courts. The followng are the rules that wll govern the tournament, and the Ht of tho players entered and the dates of tho matches: Wn. McTghe, ; M. Kokahlo, 2; S. H. Pars, 3; A. M. Morrll, 4; Geo. P Cooke, 5; C. H. Cooke, 0; P. Cloghorn, 7: T. Cllve Davlee. S: W. C. Olman, 9;.. H. DAunetda. 0: B. F. Beardnoro, ; Wn. Jamleson, 2; rwn dpald ng, 4; R. A. Robblns, 5; Geo. S. Va terhouse, G; R. W. Perkns, 7; C. F Drlssel, 8; W. L. Chlllngworth, 9; C. W. Glrvln, 20; A. T. Brock, 2; Dr A. C. Wall, 22; R. Vanhulzen, 23; U. Llvlneston. 24:. H. Beadle, 26: F. S. Warren, 2G Clfford Lvngston, 27; E. Blanchard. 28; F. E. Steerc, 29;.. C. Ande-so- n, 30; W. F. Dllngham, 3; Albert de la Nux, 32; V. O. Banks, 33; K C. Atherton, 34; Rev. E W. Tmng, 35; R. A. Cooke, 3C; John Guld, 27; C H. Atherton, 38; Rev. Dorcmus Scud-de- r, 39; Mark Johnson, 40; F. F. Bech-or- t, Ma-con- 4; Stamey Beardmore, 42; J. 43; Schrleher, 44; J. E. Gunnson, 45; F. A. Bechert, 40; E. A. Mott-Smt- h, 47; Thco. Rchards, 48; J. J. Rath. 49: E. O. Ha, 50; G. C. Bech- - ort, 5; Judge W. L. Whtney, 52; A. F. Judd, 53.. All matches, to begn not later than 5:5 n. m. on date of schedule. 2. f ran nterferes, the match wll be postponed to next day on schedule. 3. A player not appearng on tne grounds to play hs opponent, by 5:6 p. m. of schedulo date, forfets the match. 4. Regular sets to be played 2 sets out of 3 to decde a match. 5. A cup to be gven tho wnner ot tournament. C. All games to be played on Y. M C. A. courts cor. Rchards and Hotel streets. Oct. 454 vs. 53; 52 vs. 5. Oct. 550 vs. 49; 48 vs. 47. Oct. C Wnner vs. wnner of Oct. 4; 40 vs. 45. Oct. 7 Wnner vs. wnner of Oct. 5; 44 vs. 43. Oct. 8 Wnner vs. wnner of Oct. C; 42 vs. 4. Oct. 9 Wnner vs, 7; 40 vs. 39. Oct, 2 Wnner vs, S; 38 vs. 37. Oct. 22 W.nner vs, wnner wnner of of Oct. Oct. decded on and are as follows: Saturday, November 23; Sunday, November 2; Thanksgvng Day, November 28; Saturday, November 30; Sunday, December ; Wednesday, December 4. OP BASEBALL STUNTS SANT LOUS AND PCKED TEAM WLL COMPETE N SOME CAL PLAYS. Saturday afternoon at tho baseball park tho lovers of baseball wll have o cnance to wltnoss somethng that has never been tred hero n Honolulu before, and that s a scres of baseball sports before tho game between tho Sants and the Pcked team. t s also planned to have tho samo events agan on Thanksgvng day wth the players from tho coast team. Przes n tne lno of merchandse wlll.be gven for each event on Saturday. The events that wll bo hold on Saturday arc as follows:. Run around the basos. Fastest tme wns. 2. Run around tho bases. Sldng to frst, second and thrd. Fastost tme. 3. Buntng a ball and beatng t out to frst. Fastest tlm. 4. Throwng at a target on second base. Three throws. Closest throws wn. 5. Ball-throwcontest for ds tance. Such men as Lemon, En Sue, Hamp ton, Lo On, Fernandez and others wll have a good chance to wn somo of these events. n tho throwng to sec ond Lyman has a very good chance to wn, as he s one of the surest throwers to second n tho League today. PEDRO CHALLENGE 5JHE LATEST,AN OFFER TO PLAY FOR THE CHAMPONSHP OF PALAMA, PUUNU AND PUNCHBOWL. SPE- M. C.Pacheco and Lous A. Perry are under the mpresson that they know somethng about pedro, and for that reason have sent the followng challenge to A. W. Seabury and Carlo who are at present the cham plons of Palama and Puunul.- - Srs: We, the undersgned, feelng confdent and qute capable of under takng your defeat, and to wrest from you your hard-foug- ht and well-earnchamponshp laurels, hereby chal lenge you ndvdually and collectvely to a pedro contest for the champon shp of Palama, Puunul and Punch bowl. We herewth submt the followng cond tlons for your consderaton: whch wll be open overy day from 0 a. m. to G p. m. $6; reserved seats, $5; stand seats, $2,50; rooters secton, $5. For sngle games the folowlng prlcoa wll bo charged: Box seats, $.25; reserved Tho season tckets for tho games wll bo put on salo next week, and the fol- - seats, $; stand seats, 50c; carrages, lowng prces wll preval: Box seats, ( 50c; bleachers, 25c, OFFERS TO SHOW THE SUPERVSORS UTO MEN WOULD LKE TO GVE THEM A PRACTCAL SPEED DEMONSTRATON. Tho members of tho Honolulu Auto- - mobllo Club held a meetng nst at tho rooms ot tho Hawaan Promoton Commttee, and objected very much to tho proposed new ordnance that the Supervsors wsh to onforco n town. As a matter of fact the members of tho club are not n favor of tny speed lmt law, and want to go on record to that effect. Tho dea ot tho cmb s to get up a petton among the nutomoblllsts n town askng the supervsors to allow the present law to stand, nnd to look out for reckless and heedless drvng nstead of enforcng the speed law. J. D. Kennedy made a report on tho two endurance runs that have been held recently, the one to Halolwa and the round tho sland run for the Von Hamm Young trophy. t was decded to have new rules govern tho next run, and the commttee wll take the matter up wth Arche Young. Mr. Balrd brought up tho matter of the new ordnance, and reported that ho and Mr. Cooke were gong to see the Supervsors n reference to t. "Cooke and myself havo seen Hustace regard ng the matter, and ho told us that ht felt that every thng would be satsfactory to every one concerned." oe sad. "We are taklne the stand that we want the old ordnance, and no new lone." McCandless agreed wth Mr. Balrd that no new ordnance s necessary. CAN arm USE AN T S A WANT AND A NECESSTY. Heres a chance to get a New Ornamental Parlor Alarm Clock absolutely free. Ths s a STAR premum and t beats anythng ever put out. ndeed, weve spread ourselves to secure an unusually attractve, durable and Ornamental Parlor Alarm Clock. They sell everywhere for FVE DOLLARS, but renders of THE STAR can secure one absolutely free BRASH BCTATB. A fnal account was yesterday fled n the Crcut Court by A. F. Judd, guardan of the ostato of Susan Brash. The total of the property from March 4, 90 to Soptombcr 30, 907 s gven at ed $3,360.3, whlo thoro had boon on behalf of tho ward $3, Tho vnluo of the ostato nt tho death of the ward s gven ns $6,470,05. Patrck Gloason, admnstrator of Susan Brash, deceased nado applcaton to Judge Do Dolt for an order requrng n statemont of account from J. Alfred Magoon, former admnstrator of tho ostato of Wllam Brash, deceased. Magoon fled nffldavlt declarng that no funds had ever come nto hs hands, and askng for hs dscharge. "Tho old one s good enough for ths town," ho sad. "As a club thnk we should go on record as beng aganst-annew speed law bong mado. On the manland and n Europe the authortes are dong away wth speed laws altogether, and arc lookng aftor the ones who drlvo recklessly, and arc not botherng wth speed lmts. t s easer to catch a man who s drvng at a reckless gate, than t s to catch a man for speedng. Carter by hs proxy offered hs car to the supervsors to show them how fast eght mles an hour really s. Aganst any new ordnance was the voce of every one present, and t was the dsposton to take the matter to tho courts f necessary. The followng members of the Club were present at tho meetng last nght: J. D. Kennedy, H. P. Wood, W. N. Patten, J. A.- - McCandless, R. Perkns, W. H. Balrd, S. R. Jordan, George R. Carter, Dr. Herbert and Alexander Young, the last three by proxy. n the absence of tho presdent, W. H. Balrd, vce presdent, presded. Fne Tob Prntng, Star Offce. tllllll Honolulu, Octobor 7, 907. For tho week ended October 5, 907. GENERAL SUMMARY. The mean temperatures were apprecably lower at practcally all statons n tho secton tho defcences varyng from about.0 deg. to 2.& dog. The ranfall was lght to modorato n amount generally throughout tho slands tho greatest amounts rangng from somewhat more than.00 nch to 5.28 nches, and occurrng n tho Ko-n- a, Kau, and the greater porton of tho Hlo dstrcts of Hawa, and the Koo-lat- t, Hamakuapoho and lana dstrcts of Maul. n the remanng dstrcts ot Hawa tho ranfall vared from.22 to.7 nch, and on Maul from.8 nch n tho Hamakualoa to.00 n the K-h- Walluku and Lahalnn dstrcts. On Oahu the amounts ranged from Trace to.84 nch; on Kaua from.25 to.77 nch, nnd on Moloknl from.00 to.30 nch. At statons havng a record of ten or more years the amount of ranfall was below tho average for the week.03 to.95 nch on Kaua, and.28 to.4 nch on Oahu. On Hawa the ranfall was normal n tho Hatnakua dstrct,.00 to.39 nch below n tho Kohala except a small excess n the nteror,.9 nch to.32 nches below n the northern porton and.50 nch to.93 nches above n tho southern porton of the Hlo dstrct.04 to.37 nches above n the Kona dstrcts, above n the Konafe slrlcts. Tho total amount of ranfall was less than that of the precedng week at all statons n the secton, exceptng at those n the Kona dstrct of Hawa, where excesses of.87 to 3.G nches occurred, and n the western porton of the Kona dstrct of Kaua, where a slght excess occurred. n the remanng dstrcts of Hawa the de- - THS LLUSTRATON WLL GVE. THE READER A GOOD DEA OF THE APPEARANCE OF THE NEW ORNAMENTAL PAR- LOR ALARM CLOCK, BUT THE ACTUAL SZE OF THE CLOCK S MUCH LARGER; T STANDS ABOUT 2 NCHES HGH AND S MASSVE N APPEARANCE. T S MADE OF EBONZED BAR BUFF GUN METAL, OF VERY ORNAMENTAL DESGN, AND S FTTED WTH AN ETRA LOUD BELL ENTRELY HDDEN FROM VEW. NttVBR LBT GO. EDTOR STAR: Who could ever thnk for one mnute that tho Federal Government would part wth tho Phlppnes? t stands by, to buy any trfles that may be on tho market; but, Uncle Sam sells not a rood of terrtory, hnvlng once acqured tho same. ANNE M. PRESCOTT. 0 0H"-0W$f- r flclenclos ranged from.09 to 5.G0 nches n tho Kohala, Hamakua and Kau, and 4.30 to 30.3G n tho Hlo. On Maul tho defcences ranged from 2.74 to G.44 nches on the wndward sde, and Trace to,g nch on the lee ward sldo. n tho Koolatpoko and tho hgher lovols ot the Honolulu ds trcts of Oahu tho defcences vared from.00 nch to 4.C3 nches, nnd.5 to.40 nch n tho remanng portons of tho sland. Tho defcences n the Koolau and Puna and tho eastern porton ot tho Kona dstrct of Kaua ranged from.g nch to.90 nches, and.55 to 2.44 lnchbs on Moloka. The followng table shows tho weekly averages of temperature and ranfall for the prncpal slands and for the Group: Temperature. Ranfall. Hawa 72. G deg ns. Maul 7G.3 dog n. Oahu 77.5 deg n. Kaua 7G.0 deg n. Moloka 74.8 deg. 0.5 n. Entre Group deg..24 ns. At tho local ofllco of tho U. S. Weather Bureau n Honolulu generally clear weathor obtaned, wth but a Traco of ranfall,.28 nch below tho normal, and.5 less than durng tho precedng week. Tho maxmum temperature was 84 deg., mnmum 70 deg., and mean 77.8 deg.,.4 deg. nbovo tho normal, and.2 deg. lower than last weeks. Tho mean relatve humdty was G8. per cent, and the prevalng wnd drecton NE., wth an average hourly velocty of 7.0 mles. The Greatest Premum Offer Ever Made y en Ne as ;p r n. Hon.olxxl Parlor Alarm Clock For Readers of THE STAR block Par 0 Alan CLOCK STANDS ABOUT TWELVE NCHES HGH. ll Guaranteed by Manufacturer to be a perfect tmepece. The clock can be seen at THE STAR offce. t la an attractve pece of furnture and when you see t you wll want one to replace that cheap nckel affar whch s usually called an Alarm Clock. Ths clock s made of Gun.letal and the movement s guaranteed tr keep absolutely correct tme. 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7 TUB HAWAAN ST Alt, TUWDAY, OCTOBER 8, 907. SEVEN 5 THE Bank of JJawa LMTED. ncorporated Under tho Laws of the Terrtory 6f Hawa. CAPTAL, SUnPLUS AND PROFTS $,()4,GG5.35) OFFCERS. Charles M. Cooke Presdent P. C. Jones Frst Vce-Presde- nt F. W. Macfarlane...2nd Vce-Presde- nt C. H. Couke Casher C. Hustace Jr Assstant Casher F. B. Damon Assstant Casher Zeno K. Myers Audtor DRECTORS: ChaB. M. Cooke, P. C. Jones, F. W. Macfarlane, E. F. Bshop, E. D. Tenney, J. A. McCandless, C. H. Atherton, C. H. Cooke, F. B. Damon, F. C. Atherton. COMMERCAL AND SAVNGS DE- PARTMENTS. Strct attenton gven to all branches of Rankng JUDD nuldno. - FORT STREET. Claus Sprockels. Wn. O. rwn, CWpcms&Co Commercal and Travellers Letters of Credt ssued on the Bank ot Calforna and The London Jont Stock Bank, Lmted, London. Correspondents for the Amercan Express Company, and Vhos. Cook & Son. nterest allowed on term and Savngs Bank Deposts. Lmted. Captal (Pad Up) Yen 24,000,000,00 Reserved Fund 5,050,000,00 Specal Reserved Fund 2,000,000,00 HEAD OFFCE, YOKOHAMA. Bronchos and Agences: Toklo, Kobe, Osaka, Nagasak, Lon don, Lyons, New York, San Francsco, Bombay, Hong Kong, Shangha, Han kow, Chefoo, Tentsn, Pekng, New- - chang, Dalny, Port Arthur, Antung Hslen, Llaoyang, Mukden, Tlenllng, Chuncchun. The bank buys and receves for collecton blls of exchanges, ssues Drafts and Letters of Credt, and transacts a general bankng busness. Honolulu Branch 67 Kng Street WW mm ANDREWS The Hongkong Post Bays: Judge Wlfley, head of tho Unted States Court for Chna, has attaned that sweet and pleasant thng known as Notorety. Fame s a money order on the future, but Notorety s tho bust nose end ot a Are hose; Fame may lnger through a generaton or two, but Notorety s very lke a Chlneso cracker, much nose, a lttle smell and then burnt paper. We make these dstnctons wthout any desre or nten ton to reflect upon the able lawyer who has been explodng n all drec tons n Unted States Jursdcton, for wo confess to a secret delght n tho spectaclo of a strong man. Judge Wllfleys enemes have pant ed hm n marvelous colors but all tho ptch has faled to hldo the fact that ho has been drvng ahead, ptlessly but wthout fear. Notorloty was n evtable, and to some men, perhaps to Judge Wlfley, t s a btter flagellaton. Whle we recognze that there are very many thngs n Amercan Jursprudence that arc not dreamed ot by our own legslators, and whle we are greatly puzzled by ponts n tho new regme of the Unted States Court, we cordally recognze tltat tho SYDNEY, Nova Scota, October 8. A wreless message, orgnatng n Ma nla, Phlppne slands, was receved by the operator at the bg wreless staton here yesterday. PROJECT ADOPTED. THE HAGUE, October 8. The Anglo Amercan project for oblgatory arb tratton has been adopted at the Peace Conference. Fne Job Prntng, Star Offce. nsde of thngs cannot be understood from the outsde. Wo have followed, wth tho keonost nterest, such sgns of strength as "Wllfleys Purge," and have somewhat marvelled at such nnovatons as a specal Dar examnaton even for those who have been called to tho Car of tho Supremo Court nt Washngton, but w have necessarly been on the outsde rng. f correctly represented, we deprecate the atttude of Judge "Wlfley toward a partcular relgous denomnaton, as drectly tendng to str up sectaransm, and to shake fath n tho mpartalty of Justce where decsons must be gven between relgous bodes. Yet we are well aware that there s a vndctve campagn n progress, and any stck s good onough! On the face of reports, Judge Wlfley has accomplshed a great amount o good work, and" t s nevtable that a strong man n the Far East should leave a tral of Notorety, and str up a host ot crtcs. We do not propose to enrol ourselves under tho banners of frends or enemes, and smply defne our at tltude as that of a most nterested on looker.... OFFCERS ON LOGAN SHANGHA L HONOLULU, H. T, ARE UNDER ARREST S WNNER San Francsco Agents The Nevada Natonal Bank ot San Francsco. DRAW ECHANGE ON BAN FRANCSCO The Nevada Na TWO CAPTANS OF THE THR LANDS THE AMERCAN BATTLEtlonal Bank of San Francsco. TEENTH NFANTRY SAD TO SHP FLEET N VLADVOSTOK LONDON Unon of London & Smths HAVE HAD FST FGHT. FOR WNTER QUARTERS. Bank, Ltd. NEW TORK Amercan Exchange Na tonal Bank. Captans James R. Lndsay and Captan Henry S. Wygant, both ot the States has leased the docks at Vlad SHANGHA, Sept. 7. The Unted CHCAGO Corn Exchange Natonal Bank. vostok, and the Amercan fleet wll Thrteenth nfantry and travelng on PARS Credt Lyonnala. spend the wnter at Novk Bay. BERLN Dresdner Bank. board the U. S. A. transport Logan HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA The whch arrved hero Sunaay mornng Ths from Shangha makes most ot Hongkong anu Shangha Bankng from Manla and left yesterday for San the other Shangha blunders seem Corporaton. Francsco, are under arrest by Colonel weak and puerle. The Shangha lar NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALA Loughborough, commandng the Thr has outdone hmself. He places the Bank of New Zealand, and Bank of teenth, for engagng n a fst fght a Unted States fleet at Vladvostok for Australasa. board the transport whle she was the comng wnter, after purchasng VCTORA AND VANCOUVER Bank lyng n quarantne at Nurvales. the docks there. Russa owns these of Brtsh North Amerca. Captan Lndsay, bo the story goes, docks. They are not for sale. Vladl TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKNG was seated at a table n the smokng vostqk s n wnter, and ono ce-bou- AND ECHANGE BUSNESS. of room wth Captan wygant and others, the most forbddng ports n tho Deposts Receved, Loans Made en Frends of both sad that Lndsay world durng the cold season. Any had fleet Approved Securty. Commercal and been "spreelng. Ho was seen to there may count on beng held fast by Travellers Credts ssued. Blls of Ex the ce for some months. There s no strke Wygant and the trouble began change Bought and Sold. Novlk Bay gven n any of the three and was not put down untl qute a COLLECTNG PROMPTLY ACatlasses, gazetteers anu encyclopedas dsturbance had been caused aboard possessed by the Cablenows. COUNTED FOR. t would Colonel Loughborough wll prefer appear that the Shangha lar smply charges aganst both offcers upon arrval at San Francsco. The Unted States fleet wll un- spun a yarn out of whole cloth. ESTABLSHED N 858. doubtedly come to Cavlte after vstng San Francsco. Ths fleet now on the Atlantc expects to sal BSHOP for SCO. the WORLDS NEWS Pacfc wthn a month or so. t s beleved here that the fleet wll reman n Phlppne waters for several years. BANKERS At least untl nl dea of Japanese or BY CABLE Chnese trouble s over. But as to mmurng tself n Vladvostok, a Russan port, frozen soldly for several months, the dea s rdculous. Manla Cablenews. We are now our new WHHHHk NNE SUBMARNES. WASHNGTON, Sept. 7. An early declson wll be made by Secretary Metcalf n the matter of the awards ot the contracts for supplyng the navy wth as many submarne torpedo BOERS KLLED. NANCHOWFU, Chna, October roters were sentenced to mprsonment as punshment for ther proprated for ths purpose by the last boats as can be bult for $3,000,000, ap- outbreak aganst the authortes at congress. Cananfu and one hundred Boxers, who Mr. Metcalf today gave what was expected to be a fnal hearng to tho va- had been taken prsoners by the mperal troops were put to death. rous Arms nterested n the matter. The estmate s made that the?3,- - DUCHESS CONSUELA COMNG.. 000,000 avalable wll provde for the constructon of about nne submarnes. A lot of valuable tmo s wasted n tryng to make people over nto what you thnk they should bo n stead of takng them as they arc. HOME. SSSSSjKKr flmbjr UN FRST BALLOT. TRENTON, Sept. 7. The Demo cratc state commttee met at noon and agreed upon a draft of a platform to bo submtted to tho conventon. All the countes excoptlng those havng canddates decded to support Kalzenbach on tho frst ballot, whch assures hs nomnaton by an overwhelmng vote. After tho appontment ot commt tees the conventon took a rcceaa. Tho platform favors tho electon ot Unted States senators by popular vote and drect nomnaton of canddates for publc olflce. t urges the taxaton of the tangble property of ralroad and canal companes where located and ther franchses by the state; tho frllffltf utltes companes accordng to ther true value and the centralsaton ot control of state nsttutons n one commsson. TOPCS N BlB. Lost valuable prestge lu Morocco case. Return to French Govornmont. New York Commercal. t costs more to lve nowadays than t dd n the old tmes, but you get more knds of lfe. Chcago Trbune. Of course, Wall Street "stands by Thats tho best way to tho country." get ts hand n the Countrys Consttuton. Tho campagn for bettor homos for Amercan dplomatsts s to be rcvlv taxaton of the franchses of publc Jed. Some persons who navo traveled LOS ANGELES DA LY altae(ty mhllllllllllllllhm to ts --truly A PALATALTRAN for ra pocket-atl- anta rar mm.mlml.mlmul)mnlmmmnlmunumm REFRGERAT abroad wll at once anmett the Unted State. Chcago Post. Certan mlure-faker- a who have Men lstenng to recent publc utterances are now prepared to beleve the etory of Balaam and hs talkng anmal. New York Evenng Poet. A Lowell, Mas., pajwr has dscovered that "an Englshman may now marry hs wdows sster." t would certanly be grave undertakng, how-ovea r. Washngton Herald. WORST YET TO COME. The vce presdent of the New York Central must stand tral for "manslaughter," whch s clearly prelmnary to tho moro serous charge of "rebatng." Detrot Journal. TED HCAGO LAR PEOPLE llhhlwwwm lllhllu Your next trp 3; ll to Chcago or East wll be much more enjoyable f you go through Los Angeles, thence on ths superb "Lmted" th rough Salt Lake Cty and Omaha. Only 3 days Los Angeles to Chcago wth beautful scenery to vew. Just remember to Ask For Tckets va Salt Lake Route The Only Cleanable n Be not deceved by dle Talk and arguments put forth n favor of other Cleanable Refrgerators. There s only one on the market and that s the one we tell you about. WTH THE Removable ce Compartments Whch s characterstc only of the "Gurney" you can clean the whole Refrgerator wth bolng water as much as you lke. Every nook and corner s accessble, for when removable compartments and shelves are out only the four walls reman and these are water proof. Therefore Germ Proof m Jt V. ll. v-v- - aft n : : s Fraternal.Hcntrgs HARMONY LOOSE NO 3,. O. O. F. theores and deas arc only realzed and chrystalzed n the constructon of the Gurney. Meets every Monday evenng, & 7:39 n Odd Fellows Hall, Fort Street. Vstng brothers cordally nvted to W. F. GBHRNO, N. O. 5. R. HBNDRY, 8c, HONOLULU LODGE 66, 0. P. O. E. wll meet n ther hall, Kng street, near Fort, every Frday evenng. By older of tho E. R. FRANK B. RCHARDSON. f. t. HARRY H. SMPSON. Secy. Honolulu ron Wob STEAM ENGNES, SUGAR MLLS, BOLERS, COOLERS, RON, BRASS AND LEAD CASTNGS. Machnery of Every Descrpton Vade to Order. Partcular Attenton pad to 8h,p. Blacksmlthlng. Job Work Executed on Short Kate. NEW AlltlVALS Whte Drees Shrts, Fancy Slk Stkw Collars and Cuffs to match and Swm Embrodery Lacoe. CHAN KEE, 23 Hotel Street near Bethel. SPECAL OF SALE Ladles and Chldrons Fauoy Hoaelry Ladles undorwear and ChlldrenH Dresttcs Etc. YAT LOY CO., No. 2 and 0 Kng Street. SUMMER :JD : Sutngs or best qualty, all shade, adapted to changng season. We make a specalty of our te patterns. W.W.Alona Co.vtcJ Merchant Talors. C2 Kng St. Phone 525. p. o. Box 0SC.. Kone?e, MERCHANT TALOR. Hotel St. near Nuuanu. Fashonable Suts at Reasonable Rates a Specalty, r Rates very reasonable. Gve u a call.! REMOVED. To 08 Nuuanu Street, near Kng. WTH LOTS OF MONEY. Venna Bakery GOOD Bread the only HOME-MA- D BREAD n town. All knds of cake our specalty. Wagon delvery through cty. Phone fan 79. No. 20 Fort St. 0 ottxesfsj JNTeettly CLEANED AND PR5SBW Honolulu Clothes Cleanng Co Alakea St, near Kng. Phone Man 4 COMPANY, LTD. 2n A rtn ntfflptnrara nrrl A can t a ft Genune Kola Mnt. (Dont buy poor J mtatons.) 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8 rlk HAWAAN STAR, TUESDAY, OCTOBBt 8, 907 Fan Yourself NEW ADVERTSEMENTS..) aos Jb Morgan, Tkte hot weather you ml Med fan. B. r. Eh ers A Co rat 4 JAPANESE CRUSER Vrf MM wet m Hawaan tan wnlte Orpnevm Theater Pn " AUCTONEER AND Jwr H H. W hare Uketn at all Holl ster Drag Co. age 4 BROKER Ready-to-We- ar Apparel rteaa4 atoaa, also tapaa, baskets. Alexander Tonns Cafe Page b aaaxm-bu- ana eara Hawaan News Co lage Kaahumanu St. Tel. Man 72. Lewers A Cooke Page 6 CAN ENTER MEN TALK Hawaan Tmat Co Page WOMANS KCHAMOK. l Hawaan Kwtrfe Co Page 4 STYLSH WHTE LNEN COATS, n Yt and full length, Just tho HOTBL HRKrr NEAR FORT. thng for ths cllmato... W, Abana A Co Page LADES WHTE LNEN COATS, length, vory BtylBh for $7.G0. B. Kerr A Co Page OREGON JlDQE DECDES THEY WHAT SOME OF THE UFFCEtS LADE8 WHTE LNEN COATS, full longth, or $0.00. Tat a Pae 7 A Now Assortment of oxtra flno WHTE SERGE and ARE N CLASS WTH OfHEU OF THE SQUADRON SAD OF qualty, Advertsement BRLLANT SKRTS. P.elmnary mwmtomlmjmjurd NKtttf N A. NUJSlKLL ALENS. HONOLULU. THESE HOT DAYS And warm bght, wth ther perspraton and heated blood, brng dscern-tor- t whch quckly uras way to r- - fmblag col loess after oalns PACH EGOS DANDRUFF KLLER Ths preparaton not onl coots but ateo carat prckly heat and stops that awful HeMnc Sold by all druggsts and at Fa ebaewa Barber Shop. Telephone 282. $f am S4 FELT HATS Were makng a severalty rnt guarantee eur values. ef these SLVAS TOOERY EV Blag, Kng near Pert. 8AMOAM HATS, Exquste Grass Hats from the South Seas. New Postals, Mats, Ta pas, Baskets, Fans. HAWA & SOUTH SEAS CURO CO. Alexander Young Buldng. CUE Gt B. Honolulu, T.. SHPPNG AND COMMSSON MER- CHANTS. SUGAR FACTORS and GENERAL N- SURANCE AGENTS. representng Ewa Plantaton Co. Walalua Agrcultural Co., Ltd. onala Sugar Co. Wamea Sugar Mll Co. Apokaa Sugar Co., Ltd. Julton ron Works of St. Lous, Blake Steam Pumps. "Weston Centrfugals. Bancock & Wlcox Doller. Greens Fuel Kconotnlzer. Marsh Steam Pumps. Mataon Navgaton Co. Planters Lne Shppng Co. New England Mutgal Lfe nsur ance Company of Boston. leaole and heel for men... $.25 Same for women...$.00 ymssstpu 9 Unon St. H N H x h a P. O. Box 567. S GSlG KOSK BO, LTD JOD CHNESE NEWSPAPER PUDLSHNO AND PRNTNG. No, 48 Cor. of Smltn and Hotel Sta, fttj Ells Bros. Glee Clob Wllam Ells, Manager. Musc for Entortalnments, Dances, Jlnnors, Socals, Etc. Latest musc furnshed, Leave orders wth John Peter son, Wall Nchols Musc Dept. exxxxxxxxxxxxx atmcrnmh That (tre UaHdeued.News el (he Jy. THE WKATHKK. Load Ofllce, U. S. Weather Bureau, Young Buldng. Honolulu, T. H., October S, W7. Temperatures. 8 a. m.; S a. n.; 0 a.m.; and mornng mnmum: 74; 80; 8; 8; 7. Barometet readng: absolute humd ty (grans per cubc foot): relatre humdty, and dew pont at 8 a. m.: 29.96; 6.232; 67; 63. Wnd: Velocty and drecton at 6 a. tn.; 3 a. nt. ; 0 a. m.; and noon. 7, B.;, NaT.; 3. SR.; 0, NK. Ranfall darng M hoars endng S a m.: o. Total wnd ncrement durng 24 hours ended at noon: 200 mles. WK.. STOCKMAN, Secton Drector. Low prces at New England Bakery Khlers are makng a specal utovv ng of lades hlack hose at 3 pars for $.00. L.. Kerr A Co., are showng new fall suts at reduced prces. See tlte wndow dsplay. Yat Loy Co. s holdlug a specal sale of ladles and chldren fancy hosery, and ladles underwear. Taraklch Suga was ths mornng granted a dvorce from Klyo Sugal, by Judge De Bolt, on charge ot deserton. W. W. Ahana Co., have receved the latest fall patterns and wth ther pert cutter guarantees a ex- good ft and satsfacton. The regular meetng of the trustee-o-f the Chamber of Commerce wll he held tomorrow afternoon naf-pasat t three oclock. Mon York, who was fned $50 and costs for beng connected wth a chefa game, by the Dstrct Court, has fled notce of appeal to the Crcut Court, Col. Sam Johnson wll read a paper an "Practcal Road Buldng" before the Hawaan Engneerng Assocaton at ts meetng next Thursday even ng. Hawaan Trust Co. make nothange for drawng up wlls n proper legal form f they are named one of the executors. Call and talk the matter over. For your next party try the Alex ander Young Cafe "Cream Wafers." Made n dfferent colors and flavors to sut any occason. School and Col lege colors a specalty. There s a change n the advertse ment of Amercan-awal.a- n the Steamshp Company today, owng to the delay of the ebraskan and startng of the Columban. A letter has been receved from Congressman Aetna nsurance Co. John M. Reynolds from Natonal Fre nsurance Co. Yokohama, n whch he expresses hs Ctzens nsurance Co. (Hartford regret that he fnds t mpossble to Fre nsurance Co.) return home thlb way. John Maclherson Perry, a natve of Protector Underwrters ot tlo Pnoenlx Scotland, ths mornng made applcaton for naturalzaton an an Amer- of Hartford. can ctzen. The matter wll come up for fnal acton on January 27tl. At a very small cost you can make your house entrely mosquto proof. A Broken Shoe Lewers & Cooke sell screon doora ready made and all knds of screen wre for wndows and other mosquto-proofnpurposes. s lte cause of dscomfort and Home Mne results n dsease of a conta lolllster Drug Co., are the oldest W us character. Our shop s no handlers of Kodaks n Honolulu. For equpped that you can have necessary years they have been dong tho hgh- - repant made n the shorteat possble ost grade of developng and prntng tme. for amateurs and are bettor ftted for that work today than ever before. Smth-Preme- r typewrters are the most popular machnes for tho busness man. Hawaan News Co., have a bg stock, both new and second hand. Donsmore and Sun typewrters for those who prefer tho sngle aanmoo, tne.np wno was con vcted of beng a trespasser n the room of another Jap n the mddle of the nght, wthout beng authorzed to be there, and sent to Jal for ten days, has taken an appeal to tuo Crcut Court. The best dry battery for automo ble spark.ng purposes, and whorover a strong, relable dry coll s noeded, s the Columba Dry Battery No. 2. Sold by E. O. Hall & Son, Assocated Garage, Schuman Carrage Co., and Hawaan Electrc Co., Ltd. Wllam Pfotenhauer, mporlal Gorman Consul at ths cty, gave a dnner last nght at the Young Hotel n honor of Captan Ahlert and the offcers of the German cruser Condor. Those present at the dnner were Captan Ahlert, Leutenant Command er Schutte, Oberlt A. S. Scultze, Rear Admral Very, Governor Frear, Secre-tar- Mott-Smlth-, talan consul Schae fer. Brtsh Consul Forster, Mr. son-ber- Mr. Focke. Mr. Humburg, A. S. Clahorn. Notce of appeal from the Jutlgment of the Dstrct Court was fled ths wll buy a flno hornt--. Rutty trm RENTTRUSTCO Judgng by the decson reported n the follow. ng dspatah Japanese here who have been threatenng to test the rnle by whch they are prohbted from landng on the Manland, would wn ther ease: PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 27. Judge Wolverton, n the Unted States Dstrct Court ths afternoon handed down an opnon thnt sweeps away the restr.ctlons mposed upon the admsson of Japanese to ths country by the commssoner general of mmgraton. The effect of the decson s to remove the departmental bar aganst Japanese and to admt them equally wth other alens. The opnon wpes off the regulaton of the bureau of mmgraton whch held that whenever a Japanese appled for admsson to ths country and carred no passport onttllng hm to land n Canada, Mexco or Hawa, the was that le had no such passport. Ths means thnt tho presdents order aganst Japanese landng on sol adjonng ths country or ts nsular posseesons stands, but t removes upon Japanese comng d rectly from Japan to ths country. The opnon was rondered n decd ng the enso ot tho master of a French shp who recently allowed two Japan ese to escape. FOR "CALL DOWNS" THE DSTRCT MAGSTRATE AL LOWS THREE YOUTHS TO GO ON EGHT WEEKS PROBATON. Only eght cased were on the docket ths mornng at Polce Court and were dsposed of vory quckly. Ah Loy, charged wth vagtancy, had hs case put over untl October 5.?,o case aganst t. W. Holt, charged wth lar ceny n tho llrst degree, was nolle prossed n court ths morng, as he has been ndcted by the Grand Jury, and s at prosent out on bal watng tral. Tho case aganst Murakam and Sh bata for gamblng wcro put over untl Frday mornng, as the complanng wtness n tho case was unablo to bo n court. Herman Machado and Joseph Fra-- zlor, charged wth throwng stores n the yard of tho Rev. Mr. Yet of St. Pe ters church, were gven a good, severe lecture by Judge Andrade and were or dered to report every Saturday morn ng fo oght weeks as to ther beha vor. f they fall to do ths Judge Au drade told them that he would send them to the Reform school for the rest of ther mnorty. n Hermans case Judge Andrade told hm that ho had heard a good many stores about hm that were not good, and the only thng that saved hm from sendng hm to the Reform school now. was the fact of hs grand mother pleadng n hs behalf. F. Sebastan, who was charged wth assault and battery on hs wfe, plead ed gulty and after a lecture by the Judge was ordered to pay a fne of $25 and costs, whch ho dd. Choklchl Makanl, charged wth assault and battery, had hs case contnued untl tomorrow mornng. mornng n tho Crcut Court by tho defendant n the tax sut of J. L. Holt, Assessor, vs. Charles Martn for $20.75 delnquent taxes. Martn clams that ho doosnt owo any taxes, havng pad up to date, but lost tho recepts. Tho Pythan Ssters entertaned last nght n ther odgerooms n tho Knghts of Pythas buldng, at Fort and Beretanla avenue. Over a hundred ladlos and gentlemen wore seated at tho tables, where an hour ot progressve ouchro passed away tho earllor part of the evenng vory pleasantly. Tho followng commttee had charge of tho evenngs entertanment: Mrs. Whtehead, Mrs. Bcknell, Brothor A. Ahrens and Mrs. Devln. n tho progressve ouchro play, tho ladles prze was won by Mrs.. W. Bowen, whle Alexander Pratt of tho Rapd Transt Company won among the men. At tho meetng of tho Mnsteral Unon held yesterday strong ground was taken aganst tho proposal of the baseball enthusasts to have Sun day games durng tho vst of the Coast nne here, wth pad admsson. The annual meetng of tho churchos of Oahu wll be held at Wnlkano, on the other sldo of ths sland, begnnng next Frday. Arrangements havo boon mndo to entertan the dologatos from the Hawnlan Board and tho Ant-Saloo- n Leaguo and other smlar organzatons, at tho Koolau resdence of L. L. McCandless. Among thoso who go from hero wll bo Uov. O. H. Gullok, John G. Woolley, Theodoro Rchards and John M. Martn. Fne Job Prntng, Star Offce. SAN FRANCSCO, September 28. The stay of the crulgors n Honolulu was marked by one of the most enthu sastc patrotc demonstratons that tho slands have ovor wtnessed. Ctzens of Honolulu told the oflcors frankly that they were overjoyed at the comng ot the shps. Durng tno olghteen days that the shps remaned at Honolulu the omlcers were mado fully acquanted wth tho sentlmonts of tho Amorlcttn resdents ot the sl ands concernng Japnnoso mmlgra Hon. They woro told that tho Japa nese n the Hawaan slands nad be come so domneerng and ovorbearlng that t was almost mpossble for an Amorlcan to lve among thorn, Tho feelng ngalnst tho Jnpaneso n tho Hawaan slands, accordng to tho of fcers of Admral Daytons squadron, b very btter, and t has made n deep m presson on them. As to tho probablty of a war wth Japan, all the offcers arc skeptcal t takes money to make war" s tne way they put t, and Japan has not the monoy and cannot borrow t. That tho jngoes n tho army and navy and n poltcal lfo n Japan would lke to provoke a war wth tho Unted States s admtted, but t s beleved that tho wse counsel of tho Elder Statesmen who rcalzo tho utter hopelessness ot such a struggle, wll preval. How ever, the Amercan Navy s takng no chances. Tho motto of tho servce now s to be n tho hghest state ot cfflcloncy, ready for any emergency. All durng the long cruse around the world tho men of the fleet havo been engaged n ncessant drll and target practce. Tho offcers state that never n the hstory of tho servce have shps crows been traned to such perfecton n drll and tactcs as the 3000 Jackles of Admral Daytons squadron. Tho shps havo stood the long voy ago remarkably well. The only fault that tho men havo to fnd wth the shps s that they are vory wet n heavy weather. As gun platforms and n speed qualtes they have boon en tlrely satsfactory. t s common gossp n the fore castles of tho bg crusers that Japanes employed as mess attendants had free access to the offcers quarters prevous to the dscharge of all Japanese em ploycs, and yere detected attemptng to steal some of tho secret cpher code books, whch nro so carefully guarded There are three separate cpher codes used n the servce, offcally desgnated as Codes A B and C. Code A s ntrusted only to the offcers of the grade of Admral. Code B s gven to all commssoner offcers and Code C to all warrant offcers. AU these codes arc n manuscrpt and are bound n leanden covers. f one of them s lost or mssng tho entre code s mmedately destroyed. Tho offcers of tho fleet postvely refuse to dscuss the matter, but warrant offcers and enlsted men declare that when the Japanese left some of tho code books were also mssng. No confrmaton of the loss pan be obtaned. The wreless apparatus of the prspm tmvp tn hr most pfllnlmt. Wreless communcaton wth the North Head staton at the mouth of the Columba rver was establshed when tho shps were 700 mles away. Communcaton wth the staton on xerba Bucna sland was mado when the fleet was 35 mles off the coast. Captan Ward of tho Pennsylvana announces that the operator of hs Bhp receved a messago whch presumably came from Savannah, Ga., when 000 mles oft the coast. However, he could not read tho message dstnctly. Tho staton sgnal of Savannah was qute clear, and tho shp to whch the message was sent was made out, but tne message was otherwse ndstnct and postve confrmaton of the message s awat ed. t was found that communcaton by wreless nt a dstance of 000 mles was qute easy. Untl tho arrval of Admral Evans Rear-Admrbattleshp fleet from the East, al Dayton wll bo tho rankng naval offcer n the Pacfc, and all ves sels n commsson wll bo under hs command. The two squadrons of the cruser fleet wll probably be kept to gather and San Francsco wll bo ther base. SUPREME COURT. Wakekl Heleluho vs. Honolulu Rap d Transt & Land Co., submtted on brlofs orally and n open court. D. L. Petorson vs. Charlos t. Fra zor, argued and submtted. An appeal las been taken by W. C, Ach from tho Judgment of tho Dla trlct Court n n sut aganst hm for taxes on property n South Kona, to tho amount of $08,70. Achl clams that ho has dsposed of all holdng n South Kona, and consequently doosnt owo any taxes thorc. Fne Job Prntng, Star Offce. n am nstructed to offer at publc aucton on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 907, 2 OCLOCK NOON, at my salosroom, street, the very 857 Handsome Resdence of Mrs. H. A. senberg Stuate Corner of Punahou Stroot and Wlder Avonue. For partculars TWO STORY AND LOT apply TENEMENT Kaahumanu MORGAN, Auctoneer. ONE DOUBLE COTTAGE AND LOT, ONE LARGE TARO PATCH ONE BULDNG LOT Tho nbovo sltuato on School street extenson, near Llllhn street. SATURDAY, OCT. 2, oclock noon, at my salesroom. JAS. F. MORGAN, Auctoneer. DALY STOCK REPORT Between Boards Sales: 20 Oahu Sugar Co., $23.75; 40 Oahu Sugar Co., $23.75; 250 Oahu Sugar Co., $ Sesson Sales: 5 Walalua $G7.00. Quotatons. Bd. Asked. Ewa Haw. Agr. Co Hawaan Com Hawaan Sugar Honomu Honokaa 8.75 Haku Sug. Co Kahuku Plan. Co Klhol Plan. Co Koloa Sug. Co McBryde 4.25 Oahu Sugar Co Onomea Ookala 5.25 Olaa Sugar Co 3.25 Pacfc Faa Pepeekeo Poneer Walalua Agrl Wamanalo Wamea.. S. N. Co Mutual Tel. Co Nahlku Rub. Co Oahu t. & L. Co Hon. Brew, co F Cat. Beet 0s Hamakua Dtch Cs Haw. Sug. Cs Hon. R. T. Co. 0b Oahu 5s Walalua Agr. 5s HOUSE Ul) A.-- NEW BOAT. A Marne Exchange cablegram an nounced the departure from San Fran csco, on Sunday evenng last at 6 oclock, of tho Amercan-Hawaa- n S. 8. Co.s new monster freghter S. S. Co lumban. She was scheduled to leave for Honolulu and Kahulul on October 2 but there was some lttle delay n tho observance of certan, necessary formal ltes and the Columban was not lana ed over by the bulders to tho conv puny untl Tuesday last, October. Fne Job Prntng, Star Offce Toursts to Hawa should not fall to vst tho groatest lvng Volcano t takes but four days to make tho round trp, and cost only For tckets, and nformaton rogard- - mg tho trp apply to he Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ld Cor. JAS. Fort and Merchant Sts. Honolulu. New Stylsh Belts A wondorful collecton of the very Latest Novoltefl: HANDSOME STEEL 8TUDDED ELASTC BELTS, n Black and Whte. STEEL STUDDED ELASTC STRPS, to atlnoh to your own bucklo. FNE CALF LEATHER BELT8, n ull loadng colors. SOFT CRUSH LEATHER BELTS, n varous colors. EMBRODERED 8LK BELT8, ombrolderod wth polka dots, very now nnd stylsh, n all Colors. FANCY LEATHER BELTS, wth buckles. 80LD COLOR SLK BELTS. An assortment of Bolts thnt s worthy of your nspecton. N.8. Sachs Dry Goods Go. THE STORE WTH A MONEY-BAC- K HUSTACE-PEC- K POLCY. CO., LTD. Phone Queen Street. P. O. Box 22. ESTMATES GVEN ON ALL KNDS OF.TEAMNG dealers n Fre Wood, Stovk, Steam and Blacksmth Crushed Rock, Black and Whte Sand. Garden Sol. Hay, Gran, Cement, Coal Etc., Etc. Sweeter than the Honey S THE FLAVOR OF OUR HOME SMOKED HAMS AND BACON. WE ARE OFFERNG YOU THE BEST THERE S N. THE LNE. ALWAYS FRESH ALWAYS MODERATE l7f PRCE. TELEPHONE 25. C. Q. YEE HOP & CO. NET THE FSHMARKET. GUNTHERS SWEETS Theres a treat n store for you f youve never eaten them. f youve had them before all we have to announce s the recept of a fresh new shpment n hermetcally scaled tn-ln- cases. ed Theyre as fresh as when made. The Palm Cafe, &w?" A WOMAN OF REFNEMENT would rather have a small, danty pece of COMMONTy than a whole new sewke of ordnary plated ware. C Let us show you some of the latest desgns n the beautful " Flower-de-Luc- e" patterns. CEverypece of Communty Slver s plated heaver than trple and wll wear a lfetme. W. W. DMOND&Co. LEASEES N HOUSE EUENSHNGS " t t f..u,.mmy.v ;,;. ftfo ftrfl.,