DOPE UNDER NOT APPLICANTS AS LOTS MANY

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1 TJt TD &fzb ML? 4lLr JL v Telephone 2365 Star Busness Offce SECOND EDTON VOL. XV. ONOU U, HAWA, TlntSDAY. nrtomeh 27. fml. No CUSTOMS MEN DEAL LAND ADVERTSED NOT ALL APPLED FOR r ff GAMPAGN AT THE PlbSENT STAGE FNDS CHEAT PROPORTON OF. THE ELECTORATE UNDECDED TC COUNTY TCKET STRENGTH THE DANGER OF TWO YEARS MORE OF DEMOCRATC ROAD "Those Republcan leaders who are that la why the Democratc votenover sayng that the fght s won are very comes up to the Democratc campagn much n error," sad John Wse, as- - nose. slstant secretary at the Republcan "But there s a tremendous propor- - headquarters ths mornng. "There s tlon of the voters who are n the ar. stll somethng n the ar, dont They dont know how they are gong t-know what s but somethng that to vote. The ssue on whch they are leads me to feel that tle Republcan doubtful, fhlnk, s mmgraton. Th county tcket s up aganst a hard electon depqnds upon where these lght. Durng the past few evenngs voters who are up n the ar decde there have been exhbtons of the to fall. f we get our share of them, photographs of canddates at several we shall wn. movng pcture shows, and the Demo- - " thnk that Kuhlo wll wn and cratle enthusasm n applause has that Trent and Fern are probably.been very great. t s a great mstake beaten. But unless the Republcans to say that the Republcan campagn can carry the county tcket generally, s aready successful. there wll be no beatng McCandless "Of course t s the rule that the next tme. f the polce department Democrats make the most nose. There and the supervsors and the road dels a certan strong element of voters, partment reman n Democratc hands who know what they want, and do not for the next two years, t wll be y meetngs or lead applause. A. possble to beat the --Democratc of these are Republcans, and dldate for delegate next tme." APPONTMENT SETTLED, CHEF SAYS JUSTCE f Assstant Deputy Attorney General Lymer wants the poston of Dstrct Magstrate, then he mght well request that he be saved from hs frends for on every hand there are evdences that hs servces as deputy attorney general have engendered a feelng of reluctance to part wth hm, and besdes that t s antcpated that there wll be great dffculty n fllng satsfactorly the vacancy that he wll create. vthe manner n wnc he has handled mportant government busness has shown that he s a valuable acquston, afld n addton to that he has on.hand some pressng matters that are at a stage that wll scarcely permt anyone else handlng them now. He has, among others, the matter of condemnaton proceedngs n connecton wth the Bshop street extenson. Then agan hs leavng wll, undoubtedly, cause a severe dslocaton n the Attorney Generals department, for all along all members have been workng at pretty hgh pressure, and t nsurance Good Companes Courteous Treatment Trust Hawaan Company, Lmted 923 Fort8treet. ARE AND SGNS NDCATNG DEMOCRA- - POLCE MACHNES. would lake some tme to fll the va cancy. t s stated that there are only about three avalable young men n Honolulu capable of fllng the poston, namely, Messrs. Curry, Robnson and Smth. Of ths number t s beleved that Mr. Curry would not be avalable, thus narrowng the actual selecton down to two. Ths dearth of applcants for the poston would seem to bear out the statement that the Attorney Generals offce s not overstaffed and overpad, as has been stated so freely lately. Therefore t seems a logcal argument to use that f the work were lght, and the pay bg, there would be plenty of applcants. So far as s known At torney General Lndsay s not aware of the appontment, and dd not even know that t was pendng. Just now he cannot be communcated wth, ether by telegram or by letter, as he s on Lanal. Chef Justce Hartwell when seen ths mornng stated that tye knew of no reason to reconsldor the appontment of Mr. Lymer. Mr. Lymer had accept ed the poston, and the matter was closed. That was all there was about t. Ths statement was made n the street before Judge Thayer had had an ntervew wltn mm. Prevous to ths Judge Thayer had stated that ho had resgned hs poston at the polce court. Second Dstrct Magstrate W. W. Thayer opened the polce court ths mornng but mmedately postponed busness untl 10:30 a. m., statng that owng to an ntmaton whch he had receved from the Chef Justce and n vew of the fact that he was a canddate on the Democratc tcket he dd not thnk t wse for hm to con tlnue sttng as Dstrct Magstrate He adjourned the court untl ho had had a chance of talkng to the Chef Justce. "n the meantme," ho con tlnued, " expect that a new second dstrct magstrate wll have been ap ponted, or that the Chef Justce wll desre me to contnue to act untl the new appontment takes place." WHY? From a small begnnng the sale and use of Chamberlans Cough Remedy has extended to all parts of the Unted States and to many foregn countres. Why? Becauso t has proved especally valuable for coughs and colds. For sale by all dealers, Benson, Smth & Co., agents for Hawa. Fne Job Plntlng, Star Offce. MUCH DOPE Two arrests, one of a customs offcer just dscharged, wero made n tho opum nvestgaton today, by Dstrct Attorney Breckons. t has been known that there was somethng about to happen n connecton wth the smugglng of opum thnt has been gong on so freely lately, but all nformaton as to what was beng done by the offcals was kept secret. Ths mornng, however, matters were so far advanced that as tho result of nqures and examnatons arrests were made of Ah Pan and Fred C. Noyes, the latter an offcal. Both of them were charged wth havng, concealed contraband opum. The Federal offcals have been very busy followng up clews and as the result of the varous sezures, Dstrct Attorney Breckons now has n hs safe between $10,000 and $12,000 worth of opum. Wth the arrval of the Serra agan tomorrow mornng another exhaustve search wll be made, but n vew of the great actvty that took place on her last arrval, t s doubtful whether anyone on board would be hold enough to attempt to smuggle any opum through the cordon tnat s certan to be placed around her. What the next move wll be s unknown, but tho offcals are determned to stamp out the opum smugglng f they can possbly do so by vglance. Honolulu was alve wth rumors ths mornng about a possble change n the custom house, and they all connected up wth the opum nvestgaton that has been quetly gong on fot some tme past. t was generally known from recent revelatons that n some way or other opum has been comng n here n very consderable quanttes, and the customs ofllcers, generally speakng, are naturally responsble. FRST Lu mm NEW LAW FNDS MANY The frst drawng for laud under tho new land law took place ths mornng n tho throne-roo- of tho Captol, tho lands drawn for beng n North and Soutl Kohala. The lands had been advertsed for some tmo. n accordance wth tho law, md drawngs for other advertsed lands wll be held every day up to next Thursday, n tho followng order: Tomorrow, October- - 28, for tho sec-6n- d dvson: on Monday, October 31, for the fourth dvson; on Tuesday, November 1, Tor tho ffth dvson; on Wednesday N.ovember 2, for the sxth dvson; and on Thursday. November 3, for the seventh dvson. Forty three applcants were found n tho ballot box ths mornng for tho ffty-seve- n peces of aval-ca)l- e. land made.all ;the applcants wero n ordor md tho names of the applcants aro as follows: Moko Pllpo, Charles Turnbull Day, Kooumauma Honolt, Mrs. Kanaholo The so aganst Jack McFadden, who was charged wth beng unlawfully on the premse of Mrs. Wllams, Punchbowl, at nght was wthdrawn ths mornng, tho complanng wtness havng nformed tho prosecuton that she dd not wsh to proceed any further wth tho matter. She had known McFadden for sono tme and dd not object to hs beng n the house that nght. LA Rumor has t that secret servco men have been actve here, and have been reportng to Washngton. t has been further reported that customs men are drectly mxed up n the opum mportatons. Tho man dscusson was as to whether the Presdent could possbly have decded to hold Collector Stackablo responsble for delclences of some or hs subordnates. Stackable has been duly apponted and confrmed by tho Senate, md has more than two years of hs term yet to serve. To summarly remove hm under such crcumstances, wthout stated cause, would be a most unusual procedlng, and very unlke Presdent Tatt, say the poltcans. The report that a negro was to bo opponted collector of customs prob-- 1 nbly caused most of these rumors. t s generally suposed that the report was an error and should have referred!,to collector of nternal revenue. Other arrests are sad to bo n prospect, nvolvng some sensatonal reve-jaton- Noyes s one or the customs men who was recently dsmssed on account of a crap game n the custom house. t. s sad that other customs men wll be mplcated. The nvestgaton has been carred on by Breckons and Stackable and Hendry snce the bg sezure of opum by Breckons about a month ago and rumor has t that the results wll show that some customs ofllcers have been responsble for landng of large quanttes of opum, from orental steamers. Reports of ths nature are what have led to suspcons of a change n the head of the customs servco here. Ths, of course, would be solely on tho ground that he s responsble for dshonesty of subordnates. The crap game, t s sad, rray yet fgure n an mportant way n the, opum scandal. UNDER NOT Kahamoc, John Komaa, James Johnson, Bona Kjawe, Mrs. Lucy Moss Knpo, Mrs. Makuole Polahu, Mrs. Maan Kokl, James K.. Kell, Mrs..jta Mann, Solomon Calahoouka, Zolobabela Kaa, Moses Maholoha, tenry K. Kcalohanu. John Kanakahl, Davd. Kenao, Charles K. Kama-hoaho- a, Frank K. Kalama, Mrs. Lucy He Plp, Samuel W. Kalua, a. Paul lanel G Moore, Mary Jensen, Wllam Galley Saffroy, Lau K. lonnanoa Caopua, Henry J. Pnehon, Jr., James B. K. Kamalanl, Mss Emela. Kalahua, Paul Kaopua, Ka-mnn- a, Samuel Kaamal, Mrs. lmoku George Kapko, Samuel K. Helol.ul, Mss Elzabeth Kaua, Mrs. Charles Bell, Kal Callos. Mss n Bell and Mrs. Jenne KaaUa Saffrey. The varous lots of land wll be chosen by tho applcants n the ordor n whch thoy Ore named n the foregong lst. NEW KCE AS APPLCANTS AS LOTS MLL. Tho C. Vamaraoo nce Mll s tho largest as well as the fnest n tho slands. All machnery s of tho very latest pattern. The famous Tengu Rco s cleaned at ths mll. Wth tho largo cleanng capacty they are able to handle consderable out-sld-o partcular work whch they guarantee. GREECE NEXT N EVOLUTON Press Cable to The Star.) HEHLX, October 27. Humors lre current here of u revoluton n Greece. Owng to dfferences over the Turksh embroglo the Cabnet resgned on the 4th, but Kng George refused to accept ther resgna. tons. On the followng day le dssolved the Natonal Assembly, and now t s stated that le faces revoluton. TAKNG (Assocated TARFF OUT WASJXGTOX, ). C, October 127. Presdent Tuft lodav ssued a specal nstructon to the new tarll" board not to consder poltcs n tne appontment ol tarll experts. TEDDYS DAYS FUN UTCA, X. Y., October 27. Todav was Colonnl Tfnnsovnlts r.on, brthday. t was devoted to speeches. OFFCAL SUSPENDED WASLXGTOX, ).., October 27. rnmgraton Commssoner Hart Xorth of San Francsco has been suspended from dlv as a result of charges made and tled aganst hm by Specal nspector who las been nvestgatng the Calforna Ans-wort- bureau for some tme. Xorth has been commssoner for nnny years. TAKE CEXSUS AGAX. WASHNGTON, D. C. October 27. As a result of.the frauds dscovered m the census of Taconm, Washngton, t has been ordered the census be retaken that altogether. The returns sent n for the census showed fraudulent rculur stuffng to make the populaton of appear greater the ctv than t s. AXOT1EH AEHOXAUT KLLED. HOME, October 27. Leutenant Saglctta was klled today by a fall lrom a mltary bplane. o LOSS OVEH A MLLON. VCTOR A, October 27. Tho loss by last nghts lre n the bus-nes- s secton amounts to over a mllon dollars. SEVEX DHOWXED. ST. JOHNS, October 27. Tho schooner Golcfen Arrow, wth a crow of seven men, s lost. KXG NAXGKOK, October 27. The wll take place on November 11. OF WHTE SALE AT SACHS! Tho great sale of whte goods at Sachs begns on Monday mornng and lasts for the balance of the month. Ths sao presents great opportuntes for money savng and should not bo overlooked, POWDER Absolutely Pure Tho only bakng powder matlo from Royal Grano Croam of Tartar No Alum, No Lme Phosphate OF SAM. POLTC coronaton of the crown K000X0XXX Yv f f Room foronlarged? prnce Jonts Made n rght Shape and wth rght measure-ncut- s. $5.00 rnanufacmrers1 Sftoe Co., Ltd Fort St, - Honolulu OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC

2 .4 Ooesnc Steamshp Company Serra Schedule tlavh. r. ARKtVK HON. t OCT. ll fwv. 9V. S 91C. t OK. QUO. M DK. N... tommmu at HsrtlMu wth & A. Hue Mr ydser. a A. Mm MfM Konelultt fw AHsmlln Jan. S, 10 and ovary M daya Arrves n Hbbo11u a week n ndvancs ef 0. Use teamer cn reute la HydHoy. KATES front Honolulu to San FrancUco Pnt Claw, $! Rund Crp, $no. Famly Room, extra. Reservatons wll not bo hold later Aan twenty-fea- r hours ndr te the advertsed wlng tme ualeas tckets are pad tor n fall. FOR PARTCULARS, C Brewer GENERAL APPLY TO Canadan-Austral- an Royal Mal Steamshp Go EUamers of the above lne runnng n connecton wth the CANADAN- - PACFC RALWAY COMPANY between Vancouver, m. m., auu.un.7, W. 8. W., and callng at Vctora, B. C, Honolulu and rltbana. Q. FOR FJ AND AUSTRALA. FOR VANCOUVER. MAKUtA NOVEMBER 11?.nA.n, DECEMBER 9 Calls at Vannng Uland. CALLNG AT SUVA, FJ, ON BOTH UP AND DOWN VOYAGES. Theo, Et Daves & Co., Ltd., Gel Agents Arrve from San Francsco.Wlhelmna November 1 Lurllne November 9 Wllhelmlna November 29 LMAYN MOM AKJUVK t KOV. KOV. HOY. M M DSC. 14 N JAH. 4 JAH. 10 & Co. 9 AGENTS. Ltd. ZEALAND1A NOV. 8 MOANA DECEMBER 7 Pacfc Mal Steamshp Co. Toyo Rsen Kasha S. S. Co. Bteamera of the above Companes wll Call at HONOLULU and Leave ths Port on or about the Dates mentoned below: LEAVE HONOLULU FOR ORENT. LEAVE HONOLULU FOR 8. F. MONGOLA OCT. 31 NPPON MARU NOV. 6 TENVO MARU NOV. 8 SBERA NOV. 12 KOREA NOV. 14 CHNA NOV. 19 NPPON MARU NOV. 29 MANCHURA NOV. 20 BBERA DEC. B CHYO MARU DEC. 3 CHNA DEC ASA DEC. 10 MANCHURA DEC. 19 MONGOLA DEC. 24 CHYO MARU DEC. 27 TENYO MARU DEC L ASA JAN. 3 KOREA JAN. 7, NPPON MARU JAN. 21 SBERA JAN. 28 u, CHNA FEB. 4 r " FOR FURTHER NFORMATON APPLY TO H. HACKFELD CO, LTD Matson Navgaton Co.s Schedule, 1910 DRECT SERVCE BETWEEN SAN FRANC8CO AND HONOLULU.. Sal for San Francsco. 8 Wllhelmlna November 9 Lurltne November D Wlhelmna December 7 S. S. Haydes of ths lne sals from Seattle for Honolulu drect on or about November 13.. CASTLE & COOKE LTD. -- r":;r. GENERAL AGENT8. Amercan-Hawaa- n Steamshp Co. FROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU, va Tehuantepec, every sxth flay. Freght receved at all tmes at the Companys Wharf, 41st Street,, South Brooklyn. FROM SEATTLE OR TACO MA TO HONOLULU DRECT: S. S. Mlssourlan to sal October 28. S. S. Columban to sal November 9 S. S. Alaskan to sal November 21 For further nformaton apply to H. HACKFELD &.COn LTD, Agents, Honolulu. C P. MORSE, General Freght Agent. UNON PACFC TRANSFER CO.S New Telephone Number s Absolute Relablty n Handlng Baggage, Movng Furnture, Panos, etc. WOOD AND COAL. STUKAGJ3. KNG STREET, NEXT TO ALEX. YOUNG HOTEL. Frewood and Coal Best Grades Always On Hand Concrete Brck, Crushed Rock and Sand HustacePeck Co. LD. Phone Queen Street lt QwMl nf tn. MM, Qlgfca t4 ft tnts tjm?l! n 10 t n K A. M mm 4 m mm tt MM : 1.41 f. M 07 K 101 SM04l!g 4.W Tmes of the tde are taken from the U. 8. Coast ana Geodetc Survey tables. The tdes at Kahulul and Hllo occur about one lour earler than at Honolulu. Honolulu standard tme s 10 hours 30 mnutes slower than Greenwch tlmo, beng that of the merdan of 1E7 degrees 30 mlns. The tme whstle blows at 1:30 p.m., whch s the same as Greenwch 0 hours 0 mnutes. The sun and moon are for loos! tme for the whole group. Shppng n Port (Government vessels.) U. S. L. H. T. Kukul, from crulso, August 19. U. S. t C. Thets, from aruuc Sept. 6. Morohanf vessels. Horzogn Coollo, Gor. sp. from Le th, Oct. 7. Ethol Zano, Am. senr. from Hllo, Oct. 13. R. P. Rlthot, Am. bk. from San Fran csco Oct. 10. Ludlow, Am. sc. from Grays Harbor Oct. 1,. Okanogan, Am. sc. from Port Lud low, Oct. 18. Mexcan, Am. str. from Seattle, Oct. 24. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. For San Francsco. Serra, O. S. S. co., November Nppon Maru, T. K. K., November C. Logan, transport, November C. Wllhelmlna, M. N. Co., November 9. Sbera, P. M, C, November 12. Chna, P. M. Co., November 19. Lurllne, M. N Co., November 22, Serra, O. S. S. Co., November 23. Manchura, P. M, Co., November 20, For Vancouver. Zealanda, C.-- R. M. S., November 8. Moana, C.-- R. M. S., Dec. 7. For Fj and Australa. Makura, C. R. R. M. S November 11. Moana, C. A. R. M S., December 7- - For Chna and Japan..Mongola, P. M. S. S. Co., October 31. Tenyo Maru, T. K. K., November Korea, P. M. S. S. Co., Nov. 14. Nppon Maru, T. K. K., Nov. 29. NTER-SLAN- VESSELS. For Hllo and Hawa Ports. Mauna.-- Kea,. S. N. Co., Every Tuesday. Mkahala, every Tuesday, For Knual Ports. w...-- Hall, S N. Co., Every Thursday. Knau,.--. s. N. Co., Every Tuesday. For Maul and Hawa Ports. Claudne,.--. S. N. Co., Every Frday. Kau and Kona ports. Mauna Loa,.- - S. N. Co., alternate Tuesdays and Frdays. TRANSPORT SERYCE. U. S. A. T. Logan, at Manla. U, S. A. T. Sherdan at San Francsco. U. S, A. T. Dx en route to San Francsco. U. S. A. T. Sherman, en route to Manla U. S. A. T. Buford, at San Francsco. U. S. A. T. Thomas at San Francsco. re SHPPNG s The nter-slan- d steamer Nllhau wll leave at 5 p. m. tomorrow for Keala, Klauea, Hona.e, and Walnl-h- a. Tho nter-slau- d steamer Claudno wll leave tomorrow afternoon at G oclock for Muul and Hawa ports. Th0 followng passengers have hooked: Mss Awana, Mrs, Forggorson and chld, J, H. Pratt, 11. W. M, Mst, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Savldgo, Mr and Mrs, W. Lougher, clld and servant, Mss Edna Lloyd and A. Pe-ter- V, B. Tho Mnuna Kea wll leavp on hor specal trp to tho volcnno at noon tomorrow, n order to glvo passengers by the Serra an opportunty of seeng the greatest sght of tho sl H v r Nw. C M ft Cleora WfclMMV, Mr M, Mr Martn, Ufa, Mrn M. Mnr. Tko Ocecatr 8.. Cm t Mm m Wrt to a t MTt M :$ tohwll row SMThtoB, Mtf wh, n sm pvvlm wmr, m Wfort MtoH m drat artod Mat Bght, amthtmt ta a wromm MaHM Matoa ka R rwtr Ob., UtB MM BJBMB, (ft Vffawl wot ftasf Jftthssj kmtmtr rtmtf at M:Jt MM the lemlwratura at T. Th Mavtm Lm wn mv at hm tomorrow far MMmHora, CawBlbw and MakHkotta. The Mbwhb m serpra have bokl: W. F. mk, Mrs. Sylvester, W. T. lttwt, Mw lpsrd. Mr. at,) Mm. Alfred HtUon J.. cuta. M, JnhnaoN, A. Oartler Mr. an, rs. M. Danels, J. V. Woods M. Maofarlane, am M, C Waj-H- e NOTCE TO MARNERS. Hawaan Jaande Oalm bkm, soutnery ade Honolulu Harbor lernkwary lght on Channel tuoy On or about November uend. tk the establshment f a permanent Khed nuoy, s temwrsry whte Hunt (hand lantern), wll be exhbt ed each nght from tlls buoy. L. f. t. Lst of Buoys, otc, 18th smhrct, uu, p. 10, By order of tho Lght-Hous- e Bur eau. V. S. HOUSTON, r, U. S. N., n stector, 19th L. H. Dstrct The freghter Mexcan, now n por, wll not only have tho dstncton of takng nway cargo from nlmost the two extremes of the group, but wll carry both 1910 anc 1911 sugar. n her cargo wll be C50 tons of sugar from lfokaha, Kaua, to the north. and 225 tons from Palala, Hawa. at the extreme south. The former s 1911 sugar, whle tne latter s a part of the crop of Both lots have arrve at Honolulu n small steamers and wll be taken aboard here. Tho next steamor to take sugar for the oabt wll be the Mlssourlan, sho takng some Pahala and probably n lttle Kekaha. Hnd, Rolph & Company wll have (no or three more small shpments of 1910 Mgar from Honolm, for New York, The schooner Murel, whch saled on October 27, took 800 tons rcm Honolpu for San Francsco. Thore s very lttle more 1910 su-- r n the slands, but as the 1911 crop s begnnng to come n, tne shpments, nlthough lght, wll overlap for some tme. WRES WERE CROSSED. Two young socety beaux of George-Tw- o young socety beaux of George town durng the past season acqured most envable reputaton for brl lancy and wt. Ther mpromptu re jonders flashed forth wth such spon- - tanlety that they were looked upon by all ther socal cotere as young men destned to shne as stars of the frst magntude n the galaxy of lterary wts. Why dont you two wrte for the magaznes?" was the constant query of ther frends. But they havent that reputaton any more and all on account of an nnocent remark of seven-year-ol- d lttle Mabel. And ths s how t happened. A party of a score of young people were sttng on the veranda of Bobs house 6ne evenng durng the recent rany spell, entertaned to the lmt by the flashes that darted extempore from the brans o the two young genuses. A thunder storm was blowng up, and the bg black clouds of the vanguard were sweepng eastward across the sky. Durng a pause n the conversaton Harry cast a glance nto the heavens. " wonder where those clouds are gong," he asked langudly. "Gong to thunder!" nstantly repled Bob, and then the party roared. "Oh, brother Bob, you and Mr. Harry got that wrong," put n lttle Mabel after the laughter had subsded. " heard you all say ths afternoon that you were to ask where they were gong and Mr. Harry was to say they were gong to thunder!" And then the party roared agan out for a dfferent reason! C?S GRACE HGOWW:COOKE wn f 18 par ML, m Ha atftat mtu s U ml mt te twher ha Mt tte mmrnut awl w1ha Ha te MMlM a BUM l ON ft- - wfttmtl- - mnu. mftlnlan at er enae. We ah a ttmo taraaln on Kalakana ArHM Offce, Corner Mer chant andjfortjsts. Honolulu, T. H. Sond WRELESS messages to! frlonds at sea. On Sunday mornngs the ollce s open from eght untl ten. 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HONOLULU. rrftn r n Honolulu Experl wqnow Cleanng co. Wo do knds of Work. Scrubbng, Woodwork Washng and take off Pant, Plaster or Varnsh from Glass- - Wo do quck work under guarantee of satsfacton and wll be responsble for any breakage or damage. Drop postal to L. Stenberg, 417 Queen street. PHONE Of most excellent manufacture. Noseless, auteed. Furnture, ron Beds-an- Mattresses. Sharp SgnS Are Trade Promoters - Wre Mattresses Satsfacton guar- - HONOLULU WRE BED CO., LTD., Kapolan Block Cor. Kng and Alakea Sts, h. 7.(,

3 Empre AMUSEMENT!, Hotel Street Theater NEW VAUDEVLLE ARTSTS FROM THE COLONES. AdmUlon....15c, 10, 6c, fart JMter Harney & Haynes Alberta Magcan. Brown & Wlmot and MOTON PCTURE8. Novelty Theater Cor. Nuuanu and Puauhl Sts. Mascotte Ssters Acrobatc Song and Dance Artsts. Ranee Smth The Banana. Man. FURNTURE Upholstered, Remodeled, o U Refnshed THE. RGHT WAY J. Hopp &Co.,Ltd Poneer m ShngleSt&jn -- &rass: r d, W.P. FULLER, m p &co. M 1 MANUFACTURERS SAN FRANCSCO., The best stan for Shngles and Rough Wood Work. Composed of permanent pgments and refned creosote. jlewers & Cooke, LMTED. 177 S. Kng St.. Just Receved Large shpment of fne Manla Cgars whch are offered at lowest market prces. Gve us a call. GOO WAN HOY. Corner Kng und Bethel Streets. A CLEAN HOUSE AND Pau ka Hana ARB FAST FRENDS. Catton, Nell & Co., Lmted. Engneers, Machnsts, Blacksmlth and Bolermakers. Frst claw worn at reasonable ratoa. HONOLULU NSTTUTE for PHY- SOTHERAPY. Cor. Beretanla and Rchard sts.; open from 8 a. m. to 7 p. m., except Sunday. Electrc Lght Baths, German Nauhelm Baths, Steam and Hot Ar Baths, German Sltz Baths, Flnsen Lght, Massage, Gymnastc, Hgh Frequency, etc.. etc. EXCLUSVE AGENTS FOR jt7 THE Y. YOSHKAWA, 180 KNG ST. P A P 13 All Knds Wrappng Papers and Twnes, Prntng and Wrtng Papers. Amercan-Hawaa- Paper & Supply Co., Ltd. Fort and Queen Streets, Honolulu, phone 1410, Geo, G, Guld Gen, Mgr, ORE S DOWNED ml C.MVKwVN), Oho, Ortotwr 27 Fomtar Hsnator Foraker las (tarreled wth the Republcan executve commtter cotuluotlng the Oho campagn h hnb wthdrawn from further par tcpaton. Tho trouble arose over the btter attacks the former senator has been makng on the New Natonalsm polcy promulgated by former lreal dent Koosovolt. n hs stumpng of tho Stnto, Fornkor has boon denouncng Hoosovolt, although supportng the Btato republlcan tcket. lt lls specchos were found to be attractng more attenton than hs Republcansm, and he was yesterday asked by tho executve commttee to modfy hs addresses so as to ellmlnato hs attacks on Roosevelt. Forakor promptly refused to modfy.hs course n any way and announced that f hs actons faled to please, ho would wthdraw from the fght altogether. t was defntely announced last nght that he had wthdrawn. PRESDENTS NEPHEW ACCUSED OF MURDER CEBA, Mexco, October 27. Antono Davlla, a nephew of Presdent Daz, was arrested here on Tuesday last and charged wth murder. t s stated by the authortes that Davlla s responsble for the recent death from volence of Jose Ballesteros, the drector of the Celba polce force. MARK TWAN ESTATE OVER HALF-MLLO- REDDNG, Connectcut, October 27. An nventory of the estate of tho late Samuel Clemens has been made, showng that the dstngushed author ded possessed of holdngs worth?c11,-13- HALF-MLLO- FRE N B. C. CAPTAL VCTORA, Brtsh Columba, October 27. A severe fre occurred last nght n the busness secton of ths cty. The fre got beyond the control of the fremen and swept through two prncpal blocks. The damage s estmated to have been over half a mllon dollars. EXPRESS DRVERS STRKE GROWNG JERSEY CTY, October 27. Tho drvers and helpers of tho Wells Fargo Express Company wont out on strke yesterday n sympathy wth the strkng employes of the Unted States Express Company. Street dsorders between the polce, strkebreakers and the strkers are frequent. HOW SHE EARNED T. "Cultvate a lttle more sunshne n your dsposton, my dear," sad Mr. Dubbley. "Happness and ftness n lfe depend upon tho quantty of rays one emts." "Very well, John," repled Mrs. Dubbley, "ll do my best, but thnk d bo happer and more successful nto tho bargan f you would emt a ten-dollrase n my allowance." Harpers Weekly. Australa Racng Boomng. NEW YORK, October 8. Racng n Australa, thanks to the lberal laws n that country, promses to floursh wth-- n the next few years, especally as great nterest has been taken n the development of the Uorougnbred of late. AVrltlng about the stuaton n that country, Gordon ngls, an Englsh authorty, says: "f tho Australan commonwealth makes as great d pro-grosand s n ratonal development as ts race clubs and breeders of the thoroughbred havo done n ther ndvdual sphores, thon tho federaton s duo for a prosperous future. Flno Job Prntng, Star Ofllco. TUl HAWAAN TAR, TKVMOAY, OOTOMtA tt, tt SOCETES BE MAY COMBNED K.OHAKA ART LCAQUSB RKTR MtUtlDMNT lholosm PLAN. OK AMALGAMATON. At last nght annual meetng of the Kllohana Art League, ). Howard Hltchcook, the retrng presdent, mude un nddreee n whch he suggest , OU UU UUHSHUUO O U10 HUSUU wth othor local socal, lterary, art or dramatc socetes. nr mnm,....m uttn,.1 cock, "from dues alone s not sulllolont to cover the actual runnng expenses of the league, and unless somethng donlle can be done n a busness way tlo art league can not go on. Ths s the purely fnancal vewpont. That for whch the art league stood n the past when t, alone nl-- most, n ts feld was the publcs voce for an orcanzed roppv of nl tho flno arts, has been n part taken up, per--! haps more fully, by othor and more J recent organzatons. " mght cte tnc College Club, Mornng Muscal Club, work now beng carred on n tho College of Hawa, etc., etc. "So that, vewed from the orgnal standpont from whch we started, tho art league has largely outlved ts use- - fulness n many of the felds from whch t ganed much of ts strength. "Hence we deduce two very good and substantal reasons why the art league should not attempt to go on. "That s the extremest vew. "There seems to be a better, overy way more desrable, outlook, and that s for the varous clubs and socetes, whose work brngs them nto algnment wth the actvtes of the art league, to be brought together nto one organzaton or federaton, each to carry on ts separate and ndvdual work on ts own lnes but to be a supportng member of the federaton as a whole. "Call t a federaton of clubs, f you wll, dscardng the old name of Kllohana Art League. Let those actvtes that are stll the leagues undsputed own retan the name, f so desred tho dramatc, art exhbton, orgnal llterarj productons, etc." After the mnutes of the last meetng had been read tho matter of electng new offcers for the comng year was taken up. The new offcers are as follows: Presdent, Mss Frances Lawrence, who tkes tho place resgned by D.. Htchcock, who fnds that tho dutes of presdent nterfere too greatly wth hs work to allow hm to serve another term; vce presdent, E. A. P. Newcorab; treasurer Mr. MacCaughey, LOST BALLOON S RECORD BREAKER CHCOUTM, Quebec, October 27. Alan Hawley and Augustus Post, the aeronauts, who wth ther bdlloon Am erca have been lost for the past nne days, are safe, havng landed n the wlderness north of here, ffty mles from the nearest settlement. Not only are they safe, but they have estab llshed a worlds record for long dstance balloonng and endurance. They wll arrve at Quebec today. secretary, Mrs.. M. Cox. The board The dstance traveled by them n of trustees were for another the Amerca s thrteen hundred and term so that no change was made n ffty mles, whch s two hundred.and that department. The new audtor s ffty-seve- n mles farther than the former worlds record, establshed n 190Q at large D. W. Anderson, whle the drectors Gl-morarc Mrs. Tucker and Mr. by Count de la Vaulx and Comte do Salnte Vctor, who traveled from Vln-cenne- France, to Korostychew, Russa, a dstance of eleven hundred and Fne Job Prntng, Star Offce. nnety-thre- e mles. Ther record boats that of the balloon Dusseldorf, the German entry, by one hundred and twenty-thre- e mles. The darng aeronauts havo won tho worlds record, Gordon-Benne- tt the tup offered as the grand prze of the Aero Meet, and one thousand dollars n cash przes. Chalmers "30" $1500 Chalmers "Forty" $2750 Lcmd unatr Stldn Patent. Automoble Buyers. are of Two Knds: Those who want the best car for the least money. Those who want rthe beat car regardless of prce. TO CURE MEAT n speed contests they were gven the ttle of "Champons of the Year, havng won more races than any other car, even from cars twce ther pftce and horse power. n hll clmbng and endurance tests the same record holds good. The Chalmers "30" was selected pathfnder for the 1910 Gldden Tour. The Chalmers "30" was awarded the Gdden Trophy n the 1910 Gldden Tour over the longest and most dffcult route ever mapped out for ths event Bssocaefl ELECTRCTY Nel rulng by electrcty la to lw fvam M knumlk. 1.. ewwr, Jr.""" " to adapton of V th Mtem for Ue army. The pro- - emu f curlnk mnu by electrcty U to apply an current to alte-mntl- the meat-curn- g pckle. t la a new llnllnt fllnnaaafllv tred on a lmted scalo. n the oaae of of 1mm t was shown that t whb n overy WR lua t U hlghost grade of ham on tho markot. and...111, ln,, "- -. vera kouduj W lauuu U LU 1 coolng. 1Jv drecton of Commssary Gonc- - ral Sharpe tho experment s to bo!nrbr fa,;, Th,at,!hlllpnll06 sta1(1 to8t, lhat clmhto w,t,0,)(j much more,leglrablo n evory respect than cultvaton of ths tree wll be followed on a lnrger scale n the nonr future. t was mentoned that the forost sorvlce of the Unted Stntos government had made an allotment of $1,000 tho nrouuct cure(1 Jn tho ror1,a,. Way. to the Terrtoral Treasury. Ths sueh a resource would be of the amount s to be utlzed n furtherng utmost mportance to tho subsstence tho tree plantng whch was begun department." stys Gen. Sharpe, "en- - nst year on the hgher slopes of bllng t to got properly cured meat very Mauna Koa and Hnleakala. short tme, and would also t was reported that arrange- rom e n,an of tlle objectons about " "nb ol uoltl uacon an" ha.u, whch b now necessary n or dor to nrevont those artcles from spolng n the tropcs." Washngton Star CANNOT ST WTH THER Glrtt.3, "MlHr-n-" nnl tlnl- - rlrlt wll no ongor EC0 foot,,all Bamea at the uvu Academy sttng sde by sde. Capt. Bowc superntendent of the academy. Las just ssued an order that all mdshpmen must occupy seats a games only on tho grand-ctun- d reserved for members of the brgade. A secton of the grandstand has been reserved for the grls. t s near the ceclon reserved for the md shpmen, nnd s labeled "relatves and frends" of mdshpmen. To mtgate the stuaton the mdshpmen wll be allowed to vst the grls between the quarters of tho game, but the mdshpmen must return to ther own stand after cacl ntermsson. The object of tho order s to make more concerted the cheerng gven the team. Washngton Star. TWO SSTERS MARRED x AT THE SAME TME There was a double weddng last evenng at the Roman Catholc Cathedral. The two brdes were ssters and each couple acted as wtnesses for the other. Father Valentn performed the ceremony. The Msses Vrgna and Charlotte P. Nobrga, daughters of Anthony P. and Maranne Nobrga of Honolulu, were tho brdes. C. W. Lutz, assstant foreman of the mechancal department of The Advertser, was wedded to Mss Vrgna and Wllam A. Slva to Mss Charlotte. Tho late ra C. Carter, whose death was announced n yesterdays Star, came from the manland fve or sx years ago to become manager of tho Honolulu Gas Company. He leaves a wfe and one daughter, the latter engaged as stenographer n the department of publc works. Tho funeral at three oclock ths nft- - Chalmers car s the one" THE car that appeal? both classes of buyers. That accounts for ts wonderful popularty. t s easy to show the man who wants a "cheap" car how much more value he can get n the Chalmers by payng a lttle more. t s easy to prove to the man who wants automoble satsfacton, regardless of prce, that Chalmers cars compare favorably at every pont wth the hghest prced cars. Real motor value s what you want, and real motor value means greatest utlty for least money. The way to judge a car for value by what t has done rather than promses of what t wffl do. Regardless of prce consder what records have Deen made by the halmers MOTOR CARS Garage, Ld., Dealers n T GVE FOHfftTRY UUGA tkady FOR A VMKY LAHGH! DlBTtlHUTlON OF DlMStAUMt TRUSS. meetng of the board agrloulture and fo rex try, Supern tendent of Forestry Hoemor reported that thora wore speces of Calforna redwood trees n Hawa, and Hnt they were dong well. Possbly tho ments were well forward for tho free dstrbuton of trees on arbor day throughout the slands. About 80,000 nre ready for dstrbuton, and wll nclude eucalyptus, ronwood, slk oak, Monterey cypress, golden, pnk, and pnk and whte showers, polnclana and Jacaranda. Each applcant wll bo gven twenty-fou- r trees, but no more than twelve flowerng trees wll be ncluded. AT THETHEATERS Harry Wlls, tho celebrated ventrloqust and entertnner, wll appear at the Empre theater eacff evenng of ths week and at Saturdays matnee. Ho s a whole show hmself. There wll be an entre change of vaudevlle features ths evenng. WSE BACK AGAN, Hen Wse and Kate Mlton wll reappear at tho Novelty theater ths evenng after ther short vacaton, and wll havo a number of new and orgnal stunts. "Oh, You Coon," and "Cannbal Love" wll be two of the song specaltes, and Wse wll ntroduce a campagn tave-o- ff enttled "When gets to le do rulng power" dedcated to Mayor Fern and Canddate Lane. "Honey Gall" and "Ranbow Sue" wll be the song specaltes of Kate Mlton. She wll ns-ss- te be by Mss Anpnl, of the Hawal-n- n band. Tho Mascotte ssters wll bo tlero agan wth the double somersaults, handsprngs and wggles. They nre an nterestng par. rxxxxxx3(x3xxx ernoon, wll be from Masonc Temple under tho auspces of Hawaan Lodge No. 21, F. & A. M of whch the deceased was a member. polor 000 Fne Job Prntng, We could go nto detals of constructon, qualty, workmanshp, transmsson, gnton, etc., but after all, the shortest, strongest and most convncng thng we could say s "See what the Chalmers has done. Where can you get greater value, and what more can you ask of a car at any prce? " The 19U models are now on exhbton at our salesrooms, ready for nspecton and Cars. Star Offce. e Atfp n sanmphau. T. PKTWfHtllO, toptmtkwr. -- n an ancent Mmphaut reumujr rhel the Caereon, tlm ura at etttlwotoflcftl eftptortumm, never! t ttpt of form htherto m. known hare lett dleeovere, M wtm a two rfnga mk arteuelly m gravel Mtnl-pratjtotatone of the o order. The grave n whch the MrOCR-f- n e fouu m1 remaned abmlh-tel- y untouched for hm, where a moat of the gram found wwmmf a ebuw ndleatlona of barng mn rfled at em prevotu perod, and very often there me tracea of rubbers bavn omtted Ue graves n dt Keren t ages. QUAKER MEDTATONS, tlhladelphla Record) No mere man can carry hla head as hgh as a graffe. A woman doesnt care how hot sho s f she can look cool. Cupd apparently shoots a good many of hs arrows nt random. When n man says he s feelng so so doos t moan he s on the mend? When a man loses hs head unfor-tunntol- y ho retans possesson of hs tongue. Yes, Mnudo, dear; brdge s played n nda. Havent yuu ever hoard of an nda rubbor? Some fellows look for work on tho prncple that dstance lends enchantment to tho vew. Perhaps the reason a socety grl throws a fellow ovorboard s becauso he snt n the swm. There s pretty much the same dfference botwen a theory and a fact as there s between courtshp nnd marrage. Tommy Pop, does the earth go round? Pop Yes, my son, but t wouldnt t t was dvded among all the people who want t. PolKe Pnktlghts The loadng lady says sho s wedded to her professon. ; Fanny Footlghts Well, hope her professon wont share the fate of her three husbands. "They say Ezora Punklnseed s a- - courtn old S Lontzs daughter," sad the vllage gossp. "Do you spose the old manll lot hm have her?" "Sure," repled the vllage wt. "Ddnt you ever hear that S Lentz gves consent?" she Knew hm. Mr. Tellum Mss Wrtem, youve been n my offce three years love you. Wll you marry me? Mss Wrtem d hate to gve up a steady poston for an uncertanty. WHAT TO DO. When a cold becomes settled n tho system, t wll take several days treatment to euro t, and the best remedy to use s Chamberlans Cough Remedy. t wll cure qucker than any other, and also leaves the system n a natural and healthy condton. For sale by all dealers, Benson, Smth & Co, agents for Hawa. Fne Job Prntng, Fancy and Plan Star Offce. $1.25 up. YatHng - Hotel St. UMBRELLAS Rg Bargans at 127 Hotel Street Oton- - Kee Y. WO SNG CO. Groceres, Fruts, Vegetables, Etc. Butter 35c lb.; Fresh Dred Fruts. 118C-11S- 8 Nuuanu Street, Telephone Box 952 Woodlawh MANOA See CHAS. Oho Clothes VALLEY. S. DESKY. Cleanng and Dyeng Co.s new telephone s 1496 Oahu Ralway" ODTWAD. For Walanao, Walalua, Kaluku and Way Btatlona 9:16 a.m p.m. For Pearl Cty. Ewa Mll, and Way Statons f7:30 a.m., 9:15 a.m.. :jo a.m., 2:1B 3:20 p.m., 6:1B p.m., t9:30 p.m., flx:15 p.m. For Wahawa and Lellehua 10:28 a. m., Sas p. m., f9:30 p. m p. m. tll:l6 NWARD Arrve Honolulu trom Kaluku, Walalua and Walanae &;Z5 a.m.,-p.m-. Arrve Honolulu from Ewa Mll and Pearl Cty f7m5 a.m., 8:36 a.m., 11:02 a.m.. nmo p.m., M:26 p.m.. 6;31 p.m., 7:30 p.m. Arrve Honolulu from Wnllnwn nnrf Lcllehua 9:15 a.m., lho p.m., 6:31 p.m., tl0:10 p.m. to uaewa Lmted, a rnln fnnlv two.hour flrftt-rln- H tlmrata lnn.a leaves Honolulu every Sunday at a. m.: returnng, arrves n Honolulu at 10:10 p.m. Tho Lmted stops only at Pearl Cty and Walanae outward, and Wulanae, Walpahu and Pearl Cty nward, Daly. fexcept Bunaays. jsundays onlv. a. V. DENBON. F. C. BMTn. Superntendent a. P, jc,

4 mm TOT ruwamk ttah TUtmDAr, DALY AND SttM-WMKLtaVMlr every afternoon (oxcept Sunday) by the Hawaan Sta Newbpaer Assocaton. TH1 STAR ACC1PTS NO UQUOK ADVttRTlSEMltNTS. SUBSCRPTON RATttS: Local, wr ftunnm OrtHg, wr nnnttm 19,t)0 Mh t ftlnvpa wth all bs mght, and keep the lather Hottng; le Payable n Advance ftlmw by Entered.at cwt omce at Honolulu, Hawa, an necond cubb mull nutter. day and nlghl, and whsker keep on growng.1 The corn tuny wlt and de n hot wnds ubterlber who do not get ther papert regularly wll confer favor that are blowng WSKHHS beneath a brazen sky, but whskers keep on growng. by notfyng the Star Offlee! Telephon e The crop of wheat tuny fall, the oats may make no The Supreme Court of the Terrtory of Hawa hat declared both THE showng, whle runed farmers wall, hut whskers keep on growng. 8EM-WEEKL- HAWAAN STAR (Dally) and THE STAR newpapere ve lost my crop of beans, there are no peas survvng; f general crculaton throughout the Terrtory of Hawa, (ultable but for stll my whskerles are proceedng, orden, Judgmenta and decree entered or rendered nourshng and thrvng. The plants that brng us fn the Courts of the Terrtory of Hawa." mol all knds of care are needng; we labor n the sun, at hoeng Uettere to THE HAWAAN STAR thould not be addreaed to any ln and at weedng; when shpped they brng us dough, to pay us for ther dvdual connected wth the offce, but elmply to THE HAWAAN STAR, cratng; and stll our whskers grow and need no cultvatng. We do w to the Edtoral or Buslnet Departments, accordng totener or purpoa. not sprnkle them wth Pars green and water, the ravages to stem of bugs that gnaw and slaughter; we do not set up poles DANEL LOGAN. between..edtor the rows of whskers, or set our traps for moles, feld mce and other fnnrday "."." " octohhu 27,mo frskers. Our whskers need no care, no chemcals to noursh; thev rear ther fronds n ar lke sland palms, and floursh. But n the T1H PHLKOATHS WORK. marketplace, where people buy and barter, the whskers on your face wont brng a bogus quarter. And thats the way thngs go throughout the world, my neghbor; the tlngs that brng us dough are fruts Domocrate wrters am soapbox orators, as well as regular spelers, are tellng the voters of Hawa that Delegate of care and labor. s enttled to no credt for appropratons for Pearl Harbor and oler natonal defense works here. They try to make the people Copyrght, 1010, by Oeo. Matthew Aaams. WALT MASON. bulevo that snclt works were foreordaned, bound to come as a matter of conr.se and due to no effort on the part of Hawas congressonal for the kng was done by the muncpal guards, who had two klled representatve. for every one of other royalst commands, and t s sad none of then Msrepresentaton n a poltcal contest never was more easy to surrendered wth arms n ther hands. expose than ths lne of detracton of the Delegates servces. Qute There was a ferce battle on board one battleshp between the lkely n tme the Unted States would have fortfed Honolulu and royalsts and republcans, and after the royalsts, grouped around a mproved and fortfed Pearl Harbor. True t s that Webster and machne gun on the quarter deck, were klled to the last man, the vctors crazed wth ther trumph fred every bg gun on the shp regard- Seward and many naval offcers, long before Delegate Kalauanaole nnd most of the voters of ths Terrtory today were horn, ponted ou less of am, to the mmnent danger of shppng n port nnd property that Hawa was the key of the Pacfc, and Pearl Harbor the keyhole on shore. The naval nsurgents have the major credt for the success of the revoluton, not only from ther shellng of the palace but so to sneak. Evervbod.v who knows anythng about the recprocty treaty, the greatest factor n prennnexaton prosperty, s aware that from the prompt acton of ther offcers n gong ashore and takng t had ts anchor frmly planted n earl Harbor. t was the clause command of the raw forces of the republcans. nnkg cesson of exclusve rghts n that harbor to the Unted States Seldom has there been anythng more pathetc n tragedy than the whch bulwarked the treaty aganst all attempts at ts abrogaton sucde of Admral Res. He shot hmself not because the revoluton from vcar to vear after the orgnal term had expred. prevaled, but because he thought t had lost. There was to be a sg Yet for a whole decade after annexaton there was nothng dong nal of thrty-on- e guns when the palace had been carred. Someone about the mprovement of Pearl Harbor. Barrng a possble threat of blundered and only three guns were fred, whereupon Admral Res war, there probably woulfl have been nothng dong untl now were blew hs brans out. t not that the matter was urged from ths end, and durng the frst Kng Manuel, f he was the weaklng n poltcs represented, was the three terms of Delegate Kalaanaole sedulously pressed by hm at bravest of the brave n the supreme crss. He wthstood all urgng Washngton. The natonal polcy was one of procrastnaton, but the to fly untl after the shells were knockng spawls off the palace towers. Delegate successfully strred the natonal authortes nto acton. He preserved courage and coolness to the last. More than nne months before last electon, n bs thrd term, he was fghtng strongly for the Pearl Harbor dry dock. Now we see the fruts of hs labor n contnung contracts for buldng the dry dock n actual progress. On January 20, 190S, Delegate Kalauanaole appeared before the House Commttee on Naval Affars, met to consder the Pearl Harbor dry dock. When ntroduced le cted some hstorcal facts "to show how conclusvely and for how long a tme the strategc value of Pearl Harbor and the Hawaan slands has been offcally recognzed by the Government of the Unted States." Ths ctaton came down to the acquston of the slands by the Unted States as a mltary necessty of the war, from whch pont the Spansh-Amerca- n Delegate proceeded to show bow the property thus acqured had been neglected and how necessary t was, both from the natonal and the local vewponts, that the great naval base so long foreseen by Amercan statesmen should be made an accomplshed fact wthout further delay. Followng are extracts from the offcal report of the Delegates statement on that occason : But although ths Government annexed the Hawaan slands for the partcular value of ther strategc locaton, they have permtted almost ten years to pass wthout turnng a sod or layng one foundaton stone toward the -- actual constructon of a naval staton at Pearl Harbor. t s true that a magnfcent ste of over (500 acres of. ground has been acqured for ths purpose. The ten square mles of landlocked waters n Pearl Harbor could easly accommodate the combned fleets of ths naton and of Great Brtan, but that can never gve shelter to a battleshp tll ts docks are bult and the channel approach s straghtened. The mportance of Pearl Harbor as a naval and mltary base las been repeatedly urged by men able and experenced n mltary and naval scence; among them Captan (now Admral) A. T. Malum, who ponted out wth unanswerable arguments the commandng mportance of Pearl Harbor as the key to the Pacfc. Gentlemen of the commttee, ths Government has for ten years neglected the safeguard of preparng a naval base n the Our relatons wth other natons are such md-pacf- today that t would be nexcusable neglect of the responsblty of Congress to the naton to postpone the begnnng of ths work another year. The Navy Department and the General Board are at last keenly awake to the urgent need of openng Pearl Harbor and J buldng a dry dock there at once. Both these lnes of work should be carred on together, for n ths bll. and both should be provded (. would respectfully suggest that, your commttee nvte Admral Dewey or some Naval.Board member to appear before you and state to you personally n an executve ses-- son some of ther reasons for the urgency of the work at Pearl Harbor, whch they may not care to transmt to you n wrtng. The development of Pearl narbor s not a Hawaan proposton; t s a natonal need. But as my naton gave oyer ts soveregnty to ths country ten years ago, we have a rght to ask, and we do ask that adequate protectqn be.pro- - vded for our slands, so that we could not be captured by a sngle hostle battleshp as could be done today. Coast fortfcatons alone are not suffcent; there must be an operatng base for Var vessels as Avell as coast defenses,. and the latter are useless wthout the former. Hawa should be defended for ts own protecton; but rejeat that t s far more mportant for the offensve and defensve plans of the naton as n whole. NCDENTS OF THE PORTUGUESE REVOLUTON. There were many ncdents of the Portuguese revoluton of a nature to spce ts hstory. Although the authors of the revoluton were marvelously well prepared as events proved, the outbreak was pre-thatur- t was precptated by rots of revenge for the assassnaton of Professor Bombarda, a leadng republcan, although the assassn was a manac lately released from an asylum. When the general uprsng started "the kng wns entertanng Presdent elect Fonseca of Brazl at the palace, the guest beng a son of the frst Presdent of Brazl after the deposton of Emperor Dom Pedro. The commandng general of the royal forces was absent at a socnl functon ffty mnutes dstnnt from Lsbon. Fve out of seven regments were loyal, and, accordng to correspondents, hnd there been a general n charge the revoluton would have been quelled, at least for the tme beng. Some commands shot ther prncpal offcers and were pd by the sergeants to jon the rebels. The hardest fghtng Uncle Walt The Poet Phlosopher GONE TO JURY. The acton of Y. Malsaka, who s sung the tapld Transt Co. for $5,000 damages for njures sustaned by POLCE COURT DELAYED. A great deal more than usual luterj est was dsplayed n tho mornng sesj slon of the ponce court. There Werq twenty-fou- r cases on the calendar and1 the courtroom was crowded, the bulk of the spectators beng Hawallans, Japanese and Russans. Owng to Dstrct Magstrate W. W. Thayer beng undecded as to whether t was advsable for hm to hold the sesson or not, the court was adouned at nne oclock before any busness was trans-- acted and at U:05 when Judge Thayer agan sat as magls- - trate. PROTESTS WTHDRAWN! The protests fled by the Lord-Youn- g Engneerng Company and the Morgan Dredgng Company aganst lettng the contract for the Kahulu breakwater to the Kahulu Ralroad Company have been wthdrawn. Letters of wthdrawal have been sent to Major Wlnslow of the local U. S. Engneers offce, and forwarded to Washngton. The reason for the wth-- drawal s that a contest mght endan- - so made that electrc lghts can be used. ger the whole appropraton. n tho cases of the commssoner of Publc Lands vs. Kaplolanl Estate, Lee hm through a car owned by the de Hoy, et al the fendant company colldng wth a ve Attorney and Kaplolanl Estate, Ashford hasfled answers on hde n whch he was seated, went to, behalf of tho defendants, askfng that tho jury ths mornng. The jury re- - j He orders declarng them to be n d half-pasat about t eleven, and fault through not havng answered late ths afternoon had not returned wthn the prescrbed tme, be set nto court wth the result of ther asde. A moton n ths connecton delberatons. wll l;e presented to the court on November 1. BUY THS Makk Home C room homo on shady street. Small yard cool pleasant house wth modern plumbng and other convenences. f sold soon the prce s T. HP,r rent rustc, LMTED. TOYS! TOYS! At last we have our Toy Department open agan wth a fresh stock of Toys, Games, Puzzles, and a fne lne of books. WALL, JSTOHrOJL CO., Ltd Boxes For Your Chrstmas Gfts n pretty Holly desgns. Tssue paper to wrap them n and Holly Stckers to fasten them,. $2,900 Chrstmas Bells from 5c to 50c Hawaan News Co., UdM Alexan"S0U,, o Short Mles A drve of fve to ffteen mles n a sprng wagon eats up tme and takes a horse away from work. The same dstance s a joke to a man on an R-- S Motorcycle. Rght now there are a hundred uses fly-ab- out for a vehcle on your farm. The sthe soluton. Easy to buy easy to run goes lke the wnd. TRe R-- S motor s the most powerful and relable engne found n any motorcycle. f you are at all nterested n motorcycles come and see the R-- S demonstrated. Let us tell you about the new one pece- cylnder and exploson head whch means a lghter, cooler, stronger motor. The new R-- S rotary mechancal oler perfect lubrcaton wth heavy or lght ols; the R-- S combnaton fuel tank fuel and ol for 200 mles; the new R-- S sngle float carbureter perfect mx-tu- re at all speeds. Your nterest wll not commt you to buyng. We are glad to show ths machne to every one. E. O. HALL & SON, LTD EXCLUSVE PATTERNS N HANDSOME GREYS Englsh and Amercan Weaves. and style unequalled. Made to your order wth W. W. AHANA 62 South Kng Street De KAFA The coffee that leaves no bad effects. Sold n the whole berry perfectly roasted. The extracton of nnety per cent of the caffene leaves t free to those whose sleep s dsturbed by the use of ordnary coffee. 50 Cents a Pound Tn. T DOES NOT GET ON THE NERVES Benson, Smth & Go., Ltd. HOTEL AND FORT STREETS. PHONE The Sheerest of Garments Laundered Wthout njury. FRENCH LAUNDRY J. Abade, Prop. Phone Kng St. Remember the address. No branch offce. JUST ARRVED Henz 5 Varetes Of Good Thngs For The Table nda. Relsh Dll Pckles Apple Butter, and all" the other choce dantes packed n the Henz nmtable Way. LET ELECTRCTY Launder Your Clothes n a Santary Manner n Your Own Home THE THOR ELECTRC Washer and Wrnger Washes the clothes beautfully clean wth no hand labor. Call at our store and see the Thor n operaton. for tself. t speaks The Hawaan Electrc Co., Ltd.

5 TO! HAWAUtt m TMtfMttAV. tktrt: T. tt Fnancal and Commercal Hews n PAPERS FLED WEDNBWAY Um Wllklna Md wt to John Kapu, Ul K Kawwnll et a! to Waalua As (jllahtl 1 md km ( HeletMano JtpU (Jo, Ltd,. Jfflkolo Upl and wf le Knwallo nd Co, Ltd, D. (Kalunlmnlau to Helemana Land Co, Jtjl, D Aval for Sl-V- n, Hurst et al to wnk 0 D.,Hehry May & Co, Ltd, to Ah Lonog, L. See Chong to Th Kan Ho, B S..Hdgnrd Henrlquos to Notce, Wllam S Blls and wf to Vlotorla S Buffandeau ot al, D, Wong Ah Chuck ana wf. to W D Sjeokmnnn, Rol, Mutl Bldg & Loan Socy of H, Ltd, to W, D. Speokmann, Rql, W D Spcckmann to San Ant Port Dent Socy of H, M. Lena R Marquoz to Cyrus T Green, Roll, Lena R Marquez to Cyrus T Green, D. Gyrus T Green to San Ant Port Bent Sooy of 71, M. Wllam Wong Wu and wf to Ah Ghoy Ahu, (w), D, Kane A Lalo (w) to Ah NEW ADVERTSEMENTS. Choy Ahu N THE) CnCUT COURT OP THE Frst Crcut Terrtory of Hawa At Chambers n Probate. n the matter of tho Estato of Josephlna Candda de Conslsao Alves, Deceased. A document purportng to be the Last Wll and Testament of Josephlna Candda de Conslsao Alves, deceased,.havng on tho 26th day of October, A. D. 1910, been presented to sad Probate Court, and a Petton for Probate thereof, prayng for the ssuance of Letters Testamentary to Manuel Alves, Junor, havng been fled by Manuel Alves, Junor, t s ordered that Monday, the 5th uay o uecemoer, a. d. mu, at lu oclock A. M. of sad day, at the Court,Room of sad Court n tho Judcary.Buldng n tho Cty and County of Honolulu, be and the same s hereby..apponted the tlmo and place for.provng sad Wll and hearng sad applcaton. (Dated Honolulu, October 26tb, By the Court: (Seal) M. T. SMONTON, Clerk Crcut Coutt of the Frst Crcut. Frank Andrade, for Pettoner. Oct. 27; Nov. 3, 10, 17, Honolulu Athletc Park SUNDAY OCTOBER 30, ts Mle Runnng Race ; CHAMPONSHP OF HAWA Between ntone Kaoo r(admsson. J v And Solder Kng 75c, 50c and 5:Kc QUARTERLY MEETNG. The adjourned and regular quarter-f- y meetngs of the stockholders of the jjjnon Feed Co., Ltd., wll be held n jthe.offlceof the company on Thursday, October 27th, 1910, at 2 oclock p. m. U. J.FALK, Secretary Unon Feed Co., Ltd. NOTCE TO CREDTOR8., The undersgned havng been duly.apponted Executors of the last Wll.and Testament of John C. Cluney,,latf of Honolulu, Cty and County of Honolulu, Terrtory of Hawa,,Notce s hereby gven to all persons to present ther clams aganst the estate of sad John C. Cluney, deceased, duly authentcated, whet-th- er secured by mortgage or otherwse, to the undersgned at ther at No. 97 Merchant Street, n mld Honolulu, wthn sx months sm the dato hereof, or they wll bo rover barred. And all persons to sad estate aro hereby requested to make mmedate payment to tho undersgned. Dated, Honolulu, October 6th, CECL BROWN, H. M. von HOLT, Executors of tho last Wll and Testament of John 0. Cluney, de- - CO&BOd Cts-- ct. 6, 13, 20, 7, Nov. 3, 10, NTEREST S On t" farp the stork market was unnterestng ths mornng, but below the surface consderable nterest s beng taken. n the lluatlot. There are, Tn Ether words1 nore people fol lowng the stock quotatons today than n months before, and f a change n tho sugar market were possble at ths tme a season ot unusual actvty would speedly arrve. On the street and on the board snce last report prces have ranged lower despte the fnterost of buyers above noted. Whle there are always purchasers, the other sde of the) market retans tho preponderance as to num bors and the amount of stock for market purposes, n the porlod snce yesterdays sesson 30, CO, 80, 10, 50 and 70 Ewa sold at $29. On the board ths mornng however, more was orterod at the same, but bddng had sagged to $ At the close yesterday $29 was bd for ths stock, whle t was offered at $29.25, thus ndcatng weakness n the market of today. McBryde was practcally the same as yesterday, although t seemed to be St. Saturday, October 29 AT Old Arts & Crafts Shop FORT BELOW KNG, Turkey, Cold Boled, Ham, Chcken pes, Plum Puddngs, Lemon and Mnoe Pes, Cakes, Delcous Homemade Candes. Brown & Lyon Co., Alexander Young Bldg n Books KEEN BUT MARKET VERY WEAK Clements Delcatessen Sale BOOKS Everythng Ltd., a tlde more popular. Between boards A and., shares sold at $4.25, followed by 7 shares on the board ths morn- - ng at $4,875. Yesterdays closng bd was $1.28, although the last sale had been at $4,376. Olaa, whch n the past has been regarded as a sort of companon stock of McBryde n the quotatons, was $1.60 bd and $4,026 asked ths mornng. nasmuch as the last prevous sale was at $4.26 the stock s regarded as a trfle stronger today. Between boards 20 shares Oalut sold at $27, followed by 10 Bhares ths mornng at tho same. At the closo Jf- -7 was stll bd for more, holders $27,125. The last prevous sale of ths stock was at $27. 25,so that t s also down a lttle.,. Wnlalua was also a trfle off lls mornng, although not qute so low ns at ono perod last weok. On the board a sale of 5 shares was negotated at $102, followed by 5 shares at $101. At the close there was a drop, $100 beng bd and $101 asked. The last prevous sale of ths stock bad been at $105. Two sde sales of nterest were 20 O. R. & L. Company at $130 and 20 Hawaan Pneapple at $ At tho close ths mornng the former was stll $130 bd. Both of the sales men toned were on bases of the former latest transactons. Hawaan Commercal was stll $34 asked today, ths beng the closng fg ures of yesterday. There were no bds. The last sale of ths stock was at $ Hawaan Commercal s probably beng nfluenced more than any other Hawaan securty by the Spreckels agtaton for the removal of the duty on sugar, a large per cent of the stock beng held n San Fran csco. Coast people have not yet got ten over the dea that "sugar" and "Spreckels" are synonymous terms n affars Hawalan. and are stll prone to attach mportance to any behlf n whch the two are used together. Poneer was $ bd today and $192 asked. Ths actually represents; lttle or no change, the last prevous sale havng been at $190. Poneer s n demand, but at low fgures. Honokaa was slghtly weaker, $13 beng bd ths mornng and $14 asked The last prevous sale was at $ ONE KND OF ANONYMTY. Booker T. Washngton, at tho Na- - tonal Negro Busness Leagues con venton n New York last month, prased the modesty of tho anonymous gver. "But, of course," ho added, wth a smle, "when prase anonymty, dont nclude the knd common enough among phlanthropsts that Deacon Brown of Loachapoka favored. "Loachapoka s a lttle place not far from Tuskegee. Deacon Brown rose n tho church there one Sunday mornng to read a lst of subscrbers to the mssonary fund. He began: "The Rev. Calhoun Travers, $10; Brother Stephen Jones, $5; Sster Phoebe Rce, $7: anonymous donor, j myself, $6." Fne Job Prmtrne. star Offce. ORGNAL Mr. Harney, the frst man to ntroduce ragtme pano playng n vaudevlle, wll entertan at the PARK THEATER ths evenng n ths hghly nterestng stunt. Dont mss ths rare treat of not only hearng ragtme played, but presented by the orgnator of the dea. Ths specalty by Mr. Harney wll be a bg feature of tonghts program more than wprjh the tme and prce of admsson. Don!t mss t!,t NESS OP FUTURE The t hl.ko Hunker, of October S contaned the followng under the head "Busness Prospects for 1911." So far as the present year s con cerned, fnancal am trade affar are on a settled bass. Captal s plontlful and the payment ot commercal loans at the cty banks s so large and gen eral as to nsure an easy money mar ket. Remttances are lberal from nteror customers also, the nflux of money from the country startng earl er than usual. Mercantle sales and collectons are large n voluno, and ths stuaton has a good affect on busness generally. Wth ths hghly satsfactory state of affars n tho pro-son- t, fnancal men nre turnng ther nttontlon to What the year s to trng forth s only problematcal, but there are cer tan ndcatons whch nspre confdence. These nre worth consderng. t goes wthout sayng that the coun try s n a confdent and hopeful state. All experences of 1910 have sorved to place busness on a safer bass. The poltcal movements have not hnd tho effect of dsturbng trade. Nothng s lkely to occur to upset tho present equlbrum. Theroforo t s a season for optmsm. There s no reason for anythng but confdence nnd the coun try wll reman sound f the people mean to have t so. A creat deal de-- 1 ponds on the prudence nnd sagacty. Tho Nortl German Lloyd manage. mont wrte 118 tllat thov are Plannng to 8et ollt a now edton of thor nt- -...tt....t--. wu wul vuhuus ure muue uuu (moflvo- Amn1 tln Wnrlrl" nnmnll j busness s conducted. lot antl wlu nclude a number of Ha lt sneaks well for the cood sense of. wauan vews, pnotograpns tor wncu the Amercan people that tradng n go forward by next mall. nasmuch Wall Street has been lghter than as ths valuable folder s dstrbuted usual. Much of ths restrcton n unsafe speculaton s observed n the West. f t could be assured that Wall Street would havo another lght year one would be safe n predctng a contnuaton of good tmes. Another hopeful sgn s tho lessenng of land speculaton. There has been Joo much promscuous buyng of unmproved real estate nl over the West, wth a concurrent neglect of revenue-producn- g property. The money pnch o mdsummer changed all ths and tho comng- year s pretty sure to see an mprovement n country nvestments so that nteror bankers wll be placed n n safer and more comfortable poston. Then there s tho prncple of money J,vln whch,s 8tead"y l"a 6"""" "" U"V7" means a great deal to the Amercan people n character buldng as well as fnancal mprovement. An essayst wll see much n the sgns of the tmes to nspre glowng word-pcture- s of ncreasng wealth and power, but that mght be true n, a general way and untrue n descrbng, the exact stuaton of the present day. The most prudent captalst, however, can fnd nothng but comfort n the outlook for 1911 and the ntellgence to-bof the. Amercan people ought e. suffcent to cope wth affars whch are loomng on the horzon beyond that. PRVATE SALE OP HAND STOCK One prvate sale of stock was made n the past few Ways that s of more than ordnary nterest on account of the promnence of at least two of the partes concerned. The stock nvolved was 500 shares of Hamakua Mll, the same beng a part of the Notloy Estato and belongng to Charles Notley, Home Rule cnndldqtc for Congressonal preferment. Tho sale was made by a local brokerage concern ana the transfer fgure was $200 n share. Ths fguro of $200 does not nclude brokerage, but s not, so thnt tho actual bass of the salo was about $202 a share, Theo. H. Daves & Company bonght the stock for several ndvdual partes. t s understood that nftor payng off a mortgage of somethng lke $30,000, the seller nvested a part of hs surplus n 200 shares of Ponoor Mll. Hamakua Mll stock s so closely held that very lttle s known ouv sdo concernng tho physcal condton of tho estate, beyond the fact that t pays about 12 per cent n nverago tmes. Daves & Company and the. Notloy hers practcally owned tho pro-- porty. Now that tho plantaton wll soon be reached on one sde by thp Hamakna Jrrlgnton system and on,tho other by tho Hllo ralroad, how-- j over, t s plan that tho property and 5 LETTER At the meetng of the Hawa Promoton Commttee ths afternoon Sec retary Wood submtted the followng, report: The Mexcan brought word that the accented desgn for the floral tarade poster had, (by order of the Bulletn Publshng Company), been delvered to Urkto A Key, San Francsco, who were already at work on the order and would hurry delvery. Mr. J. Waller Scott, Presdent of the Ralway Folder-Schedul- e Dstrbutng Company, wrtes that he wlt need posters to cover the Pacfc Coast and the northwest properly. Ths wll lncludo passenger depots of all of the trans-contnentralways. Mr. Scott also plans to have a boxed wagon completely covered wth the posters, whch wll be drven around San Francsco dully, stoppng n front of hotels, tlckot ollces, theaters, n fact ovory place whore crowds gather. Ths partcular stunt wll, f t moots wth the commttees approval, be arranged for tho last wcok n January or tho frst weok n February, n sort of last call. n addton to Mr. Scotts dstrbuton, wo wll see that coplos of the poster roach every tourst agency n the Unted States and Canada. the world over wo should get some good advertsng out of t. The North Amercan Press Syndcate s tho latest to ask us for materal for wrte-ups-. Ther request came as a result of our automoble campagn, ono of tho crcular letters reachng tho manager of the bureau, who wrtes as follows: "Your form letter of September 1 boomng Hawa acknowledged. Whle am not tho possessor of an automo ble and. wll not bo able to come to Hawa ths wnter, am greatly nter ested n your sland and everythng whch pertans to Hawa, both as a newspaper man and also owng to tho fact that my old college roommate of three years was a natve of Hawa. From hm learned much of nterest regardng your wonderful country. " "thnk we can be of nestmable servce to you along another lno f you wll gve us the opportunty. Ths wll cost you nothng outsde of preparng materal pertanng to Hawa for us to publsh n seventy of the leadng papers of the Unted States. We aro puttng out a newspaper llustratve servce and our am s to furnsh llustratons for news only, n careful dstncton from the features. For nstance, you mght frame up a most attractve feature artcle whch would not nterest us because of the fact that wo are handlng news llustratons. On the other hand there are- a number of strkng news - ncdents constantly happenng n Hawa whch would bo of nterest to readers n the Unted States. Promnent men and promnent women are always nterestng and a large number of other news features whch you are far more famlar wth than am. "f you wsh to furnsh us wth such materal as ths, accompaned by adequate llustratons, stores to be bref, we shall be glad to send some out wth a Honolulu dato lne. Ths brngs tho fact before the people constantly that Honolulu s nn attractve, progressve cty of nterest to every Amercan contemplntfcg n tour ths wnter. Ths would nbt, of course, afford tho drect publcty wth whch you aro more famlar but Amercans aro comng more and more to reallzo that publcty of ths nature, even f nothng more than a date lne, possesses groat advantages." The excurson busness for tho comng season promses to oxcood tho Commttees most sangune expectatons. Tho people of Portland aro now plannng to como horo n a boat of thor own ns per tho followng lottor dated September 29th: "There s a wdespread nterest n Portland and throughout tho Pacfc northwest n tho Hawaan slands. Tlls nterest has beon greatly augmented by tho work of your organzaton. "Tho peoplo of Portland aro much nterested n your floral festval and many am sure would Hko to mako t H H stock wll bo greatly enhanced n value n SO A M SKPT. f lletwfo Board- s- 80 Kwa, $S.M;.V K, $29 on. 0 Kvn, $k.00; 18,:wt; $29 V; 50 Kwtu $H.00; f Kwa, (20.00; 70 Kwa, $M.W; SO 0. l(. L. Co, tm.m; 36 MeArr4e; 11.25; 20 Oahu Sue. Co., $?.M; C Mclyde, $4.25: 30 Haw. PHm. Ml.SV SMsoft Sales 5 Waalua, flm.m 6 Waalua, $101.00; 10 Oahu ffmf. Co., $17.00; T BcMryde, $ Stook. Md. Arte. Kwa Plant.. Co W Haw. Agr. C SM.M Haw. Ctm. Ot ) Haw. xug. Co Homhdu Stt. Co Honokaa vg, Co M.OO Haku Suk. Co Hutchnson h Kahuku Plant Kekaha guff. Cfl McBryde Sug. Co TR Oahu Sug..Co S Onomen Sug. Co Ohu Sug. Co Paauhau Sug. Co Paa Plant. Co Pepoekoo Sug Co Poneer.Mll Co 1S Waalua Agr Co Walnanalo Sug Co S. N. Co Haw. Kloctrlc Co Hon.. T. Pfd Mutual Tel. Co 15.0 O. R. & L Co Ho R. R. com Hon. B. & M. Co Tanjong Rub. pd Hamakua Dtch Cs tw.gr. Co Cs Hllo R. R. Cs Hllo R. R. Co. Ex Honokaa Sug Cs H. R. & L. Co Cs Kaua Ry. Cs Kohala Dtch Cs McBryde Co Cs 9C.50 Mutual Tel. Cs O. R. & L 5s Oahu Sug Co. 5s Olua Sug. Co Cs Poneer Mll Co Cs ,..!.. Waalua Agr. Co 5s Sugar 3.80c Beets, 8s, 8 l2d Henry Waerhouse Trust Co, Members Honolulu Stock and Bond Exchange. FORT AND MERCHANT STS. James K Horgan. Stock and Bond Broker Member of Honolulu Stock and Bond Exchange. Stock and Bond Orders receve prompt attenton. nformaton furnshed relatve to all STOCKS AND BONDS. LOANS NEGOTATED. Phona 1572 P. O. Box 594 comparson wth our rose carnval. Because of ths the dea ot an excurson to the slands n Februnry, 1911, sugestcd tself to me. and my assocates havo chartered the S. S. Queen the popular Alaskan excurson cruser of the Pacfc Coast S. S. Co. We. propose salng drect from Portland February 1st, stoppng 2 days at San Francsco, 3. days at Hlo and 7 days n Honolulu for tho floral festn val. Our party wll be lmted to 200. people. Could you quofo mo a rato from Hllo to the crater and return." By the Serra wo wll Bend tho do-srnformaton nnd wll also request our agent at Seattle to go to Portland at once nnd see what can he dono n tho way of lectures to nelp creato nterest n tho excurson, Wo also havo wrtten gvng the names of ctzens of Portland who have recently vsted Hawa and suggestng thnt ntervews for the Portland papors bo obtaned from them. Respectfully submtted, H. P. WOOD, Secretary. The Matson Navgaton Co.s S, S. Lurllno sals from San Francsco for Honolulu dlroct on November 2nd, recevng freght for Honolulu nnd Ka hulut. Tho cessaton of busness formed a general topc of conversaton, and from ten-thr- ty onwnrds the court room was crowdod. Judge Thnyer dd pot return to the court untl 1 1 : nn ho then smply took hs sont on tho Bonc and proceeded wth busness wthout makng any announco--mot- t, formal or nthonvlso. Fne Job Prntng, Star Oflqo,. t?

6 HAWAAN WM, f.!! Lttle Hackng Cough Hard coughs are bad enough, to be sure. But ts often lt-tthe c, hackng, tcklng, persstent cough that means the most, especally when there s a hstory of weak lungs n the famly. What should be done? Ask your doctor. He knows. Ask hm about the formula on the label of every bottle of Aycrs Cherry Pectoral. Ask hm f ths medcne has hs full approval for throat and lung troubles. Then do as he says. Ayers Cherry Pectoral Pfpr.J by Dr. 1, C. Ayf & Co., U.eU, Mm., U. S. A, mlcral Meetngs HONOLULU LODGE NO. 61. B, P. 0. ELKS. Meets n ther hall on Kng Street soar Fort, every Frday evenng. Vstng Brothers are cordally nvted to ttend. JAMES D. DOUGHERTY, E. R. GEO. T. KLUEGEL, Secretary. Harmony Lodge, No. 3,. O. O. F. Meets every Monday evenng at 7: SO t Odd Fellows Hall, Fort St. Vstng brothers cordally nvted to attend. H. E. McCOY, N, G. E. R. HENDRY, Sec. HONOLULU RON WORKS CO., LTD. Steam Engnes, Sugar Mlls, Bolers, Coolers, ron, Brass and Lead Castngs, Machluory of evory Descrpton M de to Order. Partcular Attenton Pad to Shps Blacksmltkng. Work Executed on Short Notce Oat & flossman STATONERS AND BOOK SELLERS. Merchant Street near Post Offce. Job SLffllS J D! 1 OFFCERS and DRECTORS. H. P. BALDWN Presdent Vce-Presde- J. B. CASTLE 1st,W. M. ALEXANDER. 2nd J R. GALT 3rd Vce-Presde- E. E. PAXTON Secretary J. WATERHOUSE Treasurer W. R. CASTLE Drector J. GULD, Drector C. H. ATHERTON Drector G. G. KNNEY axtlng Audtor SUGAR JB ACTORS oanusson v Elct ants AND NSURANCE AUENTS. AGENTS FOR Hawaan Commercal & Sugar Company. Haku Sugar Company. Pala Plantaton. Maul Agrcultural Company.. Hawaan Sugar Company. Kahuku Plantaton Company..Kahulul Ralroad Company. rlaleakala Ranch Company. Honolua Ranch. McBryde Sugar Company. Kaua Ralway Co. SEE THE Grabowsky Truck Honolulu Power Wagon Co. "W. M. Mlnton, Mgr. Forcegrowth WLL DO T. Szes Quarter Regal Shoe Store Kng and Hotel Streets, Sweet Volet BUTTER C. Q. YEE OP & CO. TEL. 251 Flno Job PrlutluB, Star Offce. OA L O R! TT S p J. W AlNt P DOTBALL wowng l hp football proarrts The lne n depleted and the hack-- Pun.lohK M Foster wrtes on eld vlll need no end of )atellng. The r!.l H floul WasfalllHtOl) materal l far. Rome f t n hatter than far, and when mhh and the eaat the euuauh never bu.ft MHlte en taeettml ao tar as tar "Mke" Murphy are fnshed wth t n run rend the pretlmaerr Mca-Mon- o wrhapa Pennsylvana wll atand wth an evnced by. toe uuaetted Condton of (MD. for there taa been a unform acqttle-acet- c a hgh grade of foot bull ths eeaeon, the ftret place, Yale and Prtuce-m- n the new rules n the Phladelpha nsttuton, and possbly as aro practcally to be rebult ths m num. Both elevens have laet heavly tntuh development along thor lno as y graduaton..more than that Yale has been ns tl fee n any of tho nrg has lost the puyer who was a tower or oolleges of the oast. The attack or strength to the team, even when of tho Quakors has boon more vared t suffered n some other mskous tlm that of most of tlolr rvals, and lr lack of the Umber whch was when they have lost t has largely consdered to le essental to Yale been n matter of weak dofonso. success. That players s, of course, Dartmouth should bo strong foot-bul- l, n Coy. Md vafayotto, n spte of tho Men who have been successful n fact that some of tho good playors other postons on the Yale eleven wll have passed out of the college by not be wth the team n Prnceton, less successful than Yale because a weaklng among tho elevens of the takng ther dplomas, should not be of the run of msfortune, has kept second olovons. pace wth the Tger for n successon Tho ndans wll come out ns roof seasons. s practcally at the stage sourcotul ns ever, and perhaps ofon of complete reorgansaton. more trcky, wth a chance to play n Havng those two rvals n tho ox- - gamo whch wll nfford thorn nl nl GORBETT TALKS ABOUT THE PUGS Wrtng n!hc Washngton Star early ths month, James J. Corbett remarks: New Yorkers had an opportunty, last week to take a look at one of,the classest lttle scrappers when Packey McFarland clmbed through the ropes to box Fghtng Hy-lan- d. Dck Mac outclassed Hyland com pletely, and he outweghed the game lttle westerner too. There was somo dfference n the sze or the men, and all n McFarlands favor. Tho latter had agreed to wegh n at 135 pounds at three oclock, but faled to do so. Dck agreed to go on ra ther than dsappont the club members, and took a good beatng as a result. Hyland s a legtmate lghtweght, and has no trosblo n makng 133 rngsde. He was up aganst too strong and clover a man n Mc- Farland. Packey looked bg, and as f ho would have a great deal of trouble to make 13D pounds at any tme, but clams that he can make the weght at 3 oclock. He certanly dd not do t for Hyland, and f he fgures on gettng on wth any of the local lghtweghts, am afrad le wll be dsapponted. Jack Goodman s matched to box Packey some tme ths month, and thoro should bo no great dspute over the weght queston, as both boys have outgrowl tro lghtweght class. Jack recently njured hs hand n a bout wth ths same Hyland, but s roundng nto good shape, and tho bout between these clever boys should bo a bummer. My only regret s that my theatrcal engagements may prevent my seeng t. Jack and Packey have more than llkey fought ther last fghts n the lghtweght dvson, and n future probably wll S bo compelled to take on welters or get out of busness. Ad Wolgnst, tho present lghtweght champon, s stll stallng around from nl accounts nnd dong hs best to avod meetng anyone who fgures to have a chance agatnst hm. Bat tlng Nelson s all worked up over tho fact tlnt Ad wll pay no attenton to hs challenges, and nfter a try-o- ut tho ono has arranged tow-head- for next week n Knnsas Cty wll turn looso tho press bureau on tho champon and try to force a return match. Bat says that when ho wns tho champon ho gavo them all a second chance at tho ttle and- that - Wol- - gastought to do as much for hm. Nelson surely gave Ad an awful struggle before relnqushng hs clam on the lghtweght honors, and on that flght alone should bo gven a chance. Owen Korans recent vctory over that clover lttle boxer, Pal Moore, shows that the Englshman has reganed hs best form. Moran has been dong somo mghty gooa work lately, and when we fgure that he has held hs own wth tho best boys n the lghtweght dvson for lve or sx years, wo must gve hm credt for beng one of the best the old coun- - p PROSPECTS trr WTWT Wmm 9WWf mm Md MM tmwtnr are Ate AM n. les mmt MM t All at Mr, rm Wll that ntd wtom rnrdna eww had ttw MlM MM M tm,jar and tha tttto untl tfwtfw km lve from lra la few pnm to get t awtch, Tmt now la aowa talk of eetab-lghte- n a vfentag heart U rat lata the wvafkt WUw n prafeeataael ranaa 1 bar beet rfllm n favor of some atteh nlam for a year or mere, and m ftlnr t note that t la at laat beng nrn Morlms eewl deraton. A new of weght s mtllr needed n ths ewentrr. THE FOOT-BAL- L RUSH. Tjey had been talkng nbont foot, ball and nn old farmer had baen an nlerested lstener for ten mnute. when he nqured: "t muat be exctng. la there wol a thng n football as n rush?" "s thore? s thorc?" repllod one of the group. "You can bet your llfo UW fffclaflet mt Well, that snt toetlmh ntek etartlr, bet t some thng lke t and wn do for rmt to thnk about tll get more Hum next week t everbmt mr dtettonary and glv ya the reel thng. There wna alenee for the next two mlnnlea, nnd then t waa broken by a Mngta word. The farmer drew lt a ltng breath, and then walel: "(loan!" A BUSY MAN. From what we onn gathor from our exahnngee, Mr. Roosevelt s a vory busy matt. He s splttng the Republcan parly n two." "Ho4 s consoldatng tho Republcan party." "Ho s makng opportunty for tho Democratc party presdent," to elect tho noxt there s, old man!" "Ono "He s Knockng sde rushes tho the other, Democratc dooant prospects nto a cooked hat." t?" "He s down on Taft." "Thats t," "Ho just loves Taft." "Charges down wth a whoop?" "te s a sure canddate n 1912." "Ton thousand whoops!" "He wouldnt run agan f asked "Smashes rght nto em?" by the angols." "Smaahos? Smnshos? Ddnt you "He has n lst of 27 sonators ho over see a football rush?" proposes to soo dofoated." "Never. Whnts she lke?" "Ho s chummy wth every senator "Lke? Suppose you lved at tho n Congress." stage, whch thoy tro to nor of opportuntes for strategy and foot of a mountan. Suppose there le says g that beats a good extent, the team whch would at the same tme gve better protec-uaturall- y wns a rver on one poltcs sde nnd a forest all to peces." seen! to possess some qual- - Hon to thor players. t has been one on the other. Suppose the rvers were "Ho say t s glorous to hunt the ty of leadershp, on such form as t of tho hardshps of tho ndans that Old Oard down and rp off scalps," full of allgators nnd the forest of manfests before any of the olovons thoy have not been able to put The ubove s only a small part of wld bulls. Suppose at hgh noon toko the feld, s Harvard, and tho through some :of ther best playe what he s dong. For further partculars rng tho bell at Oyster Bay. Crmson nny enjoy a successful year. wth success, because when meetng some day should come a cyclono. Tho Wth fewer players lost by graduaton and wth a nucleus whch wll wthout the necessary strength to do er makes for you the wld bulls Cts Oct. 17, 19, 21, 24, 2G, 28, heavy opponents.they ware smply mountan comes sldng down, the rv- work woll under Percy Haughton, because t worked woll under hm last meant stoppng a player almost be- so. An eleven wth a defense whch year, the Harvard toam wll begn fore he could get nto moton would Alberto, The Gay Decever. practce wth a certan amount of rase havoc wth tho lndlaus, who confdence that the players should would quckly succumb to any knd develop nto a successful combnaton. Cornell s hopeful, and that s of rouhnlng. Harvard men ore qute sangune somothng unusual for Cornell.. Not that they have a bettor chance ths that they aro all pessmsts at thaca, year to go through wth a season n but for the last three or four years whch successes shall be unform they have been n the doldrums almost from the begnnng of the than thoy have had snce the old days, whovcutts and men of hs calber made Hnrvard football somethng Ths year they beleve that they coachng season. to be feared. have tome materal whch s promsng, and, lke all of tho other colleges For tho other cloven, Pennsylvana, whch s referred to as one of the of the east whch show energy n "Bg Four," there s also an expermental test ahead, for the Red and tan that they have as good a chance adoptng tho new rules, aro qute cer- Dluo has lost many a player who ns some of ther opponents, and that helped to make ts successes n s the rght sprt to show. Ths s the very clerer legerdeman specalst who s just now delghtng tho audences at the Park theater. He wll appear the remanng oven. ngs of ths week.,, Object Lessons RTSTC PRNTNG s our occupaton. f you are preparng a catalogue or booklet, crcular or announcement, or any other matter desgned to make your busness ncrease, our servces wll be of value to you. The utmost care s taken that all leaflets, folders, booklets, catalogues, etc., executed by us, may be an eloquent and truthful Object Lesson n the art of type arrangement. : : : : : : : THE HAWAAN STAR NEWSPAPER ASSOCATON, LTp. Whats The Use? of sufferng and scratchng your head when tho only thng you havo to da s to use PACHECO8 DANDRUFF KLLER. to stop that awful tchng and too your har from fallng. Ths pre paratlon s an nstant relef for prck ly heat. Sold by all druggsts and at Pa- - checos Barber Shop. Phone Gas s & He. LMTED Honolulu, T. U. SHPPNG j ND COMMSSON MBR CHANTS. SUGAR FACTORS and GENERAL D SURANCB AGENTS. representng Ewa Plantaton Co, Wnlalua AgrJcuttura Co., LA. Kohala Sugar Co. t Walmea Sugar Mll Co. 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Upper Rhne nsurance Co., (Marne). tgmow Spece M, -- r-- Lmn cu J Captal (Pad Up) Yen 24.C Rosorvo Fund......ten 16,250,000 HEAD OFFCE, YOKOHAMA. The bank buys ana receves Mr collecton blls of exonange, ssues.drafts and Letters of Credt, and transacts a general bankng busness. The Bank receves Local Deposts and Head Offce deposts for fxed perods. Local Deposts $2S and upwards for one year at rate of 4 per annum. Head Offloe Deposts Yen 25 and upwards for one-ha- lf year, one year, two years or three yearb at rate of 4 per annum. Partculars to be obtaned on Honolulu Offce Corner Merchant and Bethel streets. P. O Box 168. YTJ AKAJ, Manager. Jwakam Ss Co Japanese Slks, Dry Goods and Hats of. All Knds. Robnson TjyocK v Hotel Street Slver Plate Flat Ware 30 PER CENT OFF! J. A. R. VERA A CO. 118 HOTEL 8TREET. L5 OF THE PEOPLE LmON, wtrnl, October 7. Wll l hp new shp of atalo weather the storm 7 The qheeun wnglm heavly on the hh at all educated Portu guese. Dlgent nqury reveals no real, dsnterested deelre for the res toraton of the monarchy. Shopkeep- - em, professonal men and wago earn-- era scorn to unte n fnvor of lottng tho accomplshed fact Btnnd. The mnd of the provnces ronmlns to he shown, but nobody n Lsbon fenrs very much that a demonstraton by the royalst army would receve auftlclent popular support to bo formdable. The prncpal anxety s as to whe ther tho men now at the head of af fars are capable of gvng tho country a tolerable government. None of them has had admnstratve exper ence worjh moro than bare "montlon. All nro theorsts and vscnales. f the republc justfes tself, though, He vctory wll bo one of tho most notable ever scored by phlosophers, scholars and dealsts n practcal poltcs. Have Won Publc Esteenl. Dreamers though they are, t must be admtted that these men have dons much to fortfy themselves n nuble esteem and to develop republcan rtf-lyln- g ponts througl out the country. Presdent Braga s old und not robust, but he s aglow wth poetc nnd patrotc fervor. He was formerly pres dent of the Academy of Scences 1w3 and of a republcan congress. le s a great lngust, scholar, poltcal econo mst and lover of the people; s saturated wth the lterature of the French revoluton and knowledge of all the epoch-makn- movements for poltcal and relgous lberty, and s an eloquent publc speaker, well known to the people. ; Presdent Bragas ablest leutenant, s Bernnrdno Machado, mnster of foregn affars. Machado waa a tea.h-e- r of phlosophy at Combra. ls was apponted mnster of publc works several years ago, but refused to sancton a large expendture of puwc money on one of Dom Carlos palace3, and the poston was made too hot for hm. Later he also lost hs professor- - shp at Combra, because he took the sde of the undergraduates n a quar- - CRSS HER E CULLS FOR LOUSVLLE, Ky., October 8 Mr. Watterson n tomorrows Courer-Journa- l takes Mr. Roosevelt to task for addng to hs dscovery of the Ten Commandments "the dscovery of Old John Brown" as a "representatve of the men who bore aloft the banner of the Uulon" n the sectonal war, to whom "a great debt s owed," and once an embodment "of the nspraton of the men of hs generaton" and an apotheoss of "ferce fdelty to hgh deals." He says that old John Brown had no mere to do wth precptatng the war wth the sectons than Hcks, the prvate, who was hanged about the same tme n New York., He compares John Brown to Quantrell and Jesse James, who preceded hm n border warfare. He says: "Outsde a group of New England aboltonsts, most of whom, at tho crtcal moment, dened ther agent, the Harpers Ferry foray was regarded as a bloody nvocaton to tho passons of the gnorant and s blacks to rse by nght nnd, wthout dscrmnaton, to slay the whtes. f t had succeeded ths would have been t,he result. Tho noton that there was any large contemporary sentment behnd t s an t s the after-though- t. after-thougof a clump of nconsderate but would-b- sharers n a dramatc epsode whch has lost somo of o Us horror and seems to have ganed somewhat of glory tnrougn The unto- - Ml w tommm mm mmm mmm. n EOS OF DHTBH L rel wth the church. Aged M, alert, apat-ml- r (Mlt, cardal, dgnfed and BcraHtattly nemt, he s regarded hm the eleverwt popular poltcan Portugal lne produced. Known for Hs Lectures. Machado s known on publc plat- - formb fron, Ugoa lo Jragnnzn nnd hs lectures and pumphlots nro wdely rend, He s a great orator and n grentor personal worker on behalf of republcansm among the masses. He knows how to fluttor parents nnd fondle babes much after tho fashon of Englsh nnd Amorlcau poltcans, but he does t wth suporlatvo Uollcncy and skll. He never goes anywhere but that he s surrounded by admrers, and n walkng n Lsbon le s stop-po- d every fow mnutes by fronds ho knows or doos not know. Mnchados sympathy for tho people expresses tself n numborlosb practcal woys. He las a modest but lovely home n Lsbon where he s tho centor of a largo and gfted famly. Ho has traveled much by motor through the country, often eatng n tho kt oh- - ens of the peasants. He. has always been a stanch republcan, but novor has favored volence, except as a last resort. Costa the "Rough Rder." The thrd noteworthy membor of tho cabnet s Alfonso Costa, mnster of justce. Wth none of the dplomacy and mldness of Machado, ho s tho "rough rder" of Portuguese poltcs. He has dstngushed hmself as a sprted and pugnacous barrster and has fought a long and darng fght for J republcansm, nvarably advocatng volence. Caught d n tho abortve uprsng of Jnnuary 1898, ho was mprsoned, but- was released shortly after the assassnaton of Dom Carlos. Costa then was found delverng passonate speeches n the chamber of deputes aganst the monarchy and outlnng a programme of republcan reforms. Other leaders of the revoluton are much lke Braga, Machado and Costa, Few, f any, are suspected of selfsh motves, but all have yet to prove ther admnstratve capacty. "STRAGHT TCKET" s more ndefensble, for t can only bo classed wth the murder of the nnocents and St. Bartholomews massacre n wanton concepton and barbarc cruelty. "Theodore Roosevelt should tell hs audences as he swngs around the southern crcle ths and next week just how he can reconcle hs deas of John Brown of Osawatomle wth hs concepton of hs great old uncle, the Confederate admral, who ftted out the rebel crusers and who he has told us truly was the noblest gentleman and bravest and purest man he ever knew. There s stll such a thng as consstent both n opnon and utterance. " V ll.. THE VACATON Most people look acn-tlotkn tlfr n as r tme smply for recreaton. Ths, of course, s what t should, bo prmarly, takng recreaton n ts rght sense, The holday taken n the summoy, partcularly by workers, should buld them ovor agan, restore lust tssue and strength, make them physcally ready nnd able for the wnters work ahead. But a vacaton should do a lttle more than ths. t should provde the opportunty to take account of stock of onos self and ones prospects, t wll) pay everyone lo take a fow hours of hs vacaton and use them for a look ahead at tho comng year, and a look behnd at tho year gono, Ho should cast up accounts mentally and fnancally, see where ho stands, nnd whther he s gong. Ths can bo done to best ndvuntngo n tho quet nnd lesure of vacaton hours. Somo tme, surely, can bo secured whon one can steal nway from the crowd for ths outlook Such a procedure s partcularly helpful to the ambtous busness grl, though t s valuable to anyone anxous to got ahead. n tho rush and turmol of busness, or study ono cannot always get a long look, and a long look, now and then, both backward and forward, s necessary to steer a drect course. When onos mnd s held down to the busness n hand, when all ones tme s occuped wth t, ono cannot alwnys see just whther ho s gong. Vncatou offers the tme, and n addton, absence and detachment from ones regular work to enable one to see more clearly. t s well to look back over tho year that has passed snce tho last Vacaton to see f one has made progress. s ono farther ahead mentally, n busness, n health, n money saved? Or s one exactly whero he vst to the prze fght leaked out. The congregaton was astounded. Tho pastor presented hs resgna ton, whch was accepted. He quts next Sunday. Tonght he dened he was asked to qut. The church offcals are mum.. Mr. Greene was a popular preacher well lked, and always fond of athletcs whch he encouraged among boys. Ho attended a foot ball game ths afternoon. He says the cty llfo s too strenuous. He wll accept a charge n tho country. The Republcans held a meetng n he had taken part. "Sx years ago," Punahou last nght and another n he sad, " made an address here for Watertown, both beng well attended. the straght Republcan tcket. That The Watertown gatherng was the was the year n whch good ctzens WAYSDE WSDOM. largest by a good deal, Punahou resdents mantanng ther tradtonal ndsposton to turn out for poltcs. made a clean sweep. Another crss regretted. ralled to the tcket, and the party Nothng s lost save that whch!s Hon. S. F. Chllngworth presded, and confronts the communty today, and t Success seldom gets frendly wth a number of good speeches were. made. s agan tme for straght tcket votng, no matter what have been the You cant play hookey from the a drnkng man. Among the speakers were E. Faxon Bshop, R. W. Breckons, A. Lews, Jr., dfferences wthn the party snce sx School of Experence. Jack Lucas. Andrew Cox, John u. years ago. The bravest man s ho who knows Lane, R. W. Shngle, Norman Wat-kn- a, At Watertown James H. Boyd presded. The meetng lasted untl a A man never knows how many re- when to be afrad. John Kamanoulu, John Marcal-llno-, Ed Tqwse and others. late hour, most of those who spoke latves he has untl te begns to get Towse made a reference to the last at the Punahou meetng beng speakers here also. A man celebrates many brthdays rch. "straght tcket" campagn n whch n the frst sx months after hs marrage. ward events that followed, yet, smp- - ped of all surplusage and reduced to Nobody- borrows trouble but tho JOHN RR01 S the smple facts, no epsode of hstory man who already has more than he needs of t. 1 To lsten to some peoplo talk you would E VLFED thnk ther thoughts had Just stepped on a banana peel. Whether the horseshoe s an em blem of luck or not depends on the knd of horse t s attached to. t s astonshng how much folly s commtted for reasons whch every judcous person must approve. OFFCE MPROVEMENTS. The demands of constantly ncreasng busness has made t necessary for the Paper Amercan-Hawaa- n & Supply Company to enlarge and mprove OUTLOOK. was last year? Has one only been markng tme? f so, the year, n a way, t hmt. Omw afcovmnl aland tll, Gan of some knd should he made, Tho year should alto he analysed to see where tnletaee tave been made, or, f not actual mstakes, where one could have acted dlffer-ontl- y wth benefcal reaulls. And ths probe should not le n regard to busness only. All ones actons should be ncluded n the nvestgaton. The future should be scanned and planned as crtcally. One should map out to some extent the year that s ahead. Plan to mprove your busness poston, or to take up some study, or to do some defnte work. Do not let tho year paas and llnd you nt another vacaton tme, n the same spot nontally, fnancally, n buslnoss,.whoro you nro now. Get ahead n sonc ono of these felds. f you cannot progross n busness, take up somo study, or hobby, or save money. Bo dovoloped n moro ways another yenr than you nro now. Brng some now ntorost nto your lfe that wll add pleasure or proft to t. Ths vacaton outlook s decdedly worth whle. t wll be tme well spent. A Httlo quet medtaton s food for everyone, nnd n these busy, rushng days, t s absolutely necessary, f one doesnt want to bo drven nstead of holdng the rens nnd dong the drvng. Ono must take tme to plan hs course, take tme to see f he s keepng to t. Vacaton offers the opportunty for both as few other parts of tho year do for tho busy mrfn or woman JULA DENT GRANT WEDS ADRAN, Mch., October 8. Jula Dent Grant, granddaughter of former Presdent Grant, and daughter of Ulysses S. Grant of San Dego, Cnl., and Edmund C. Kng of Portland, Ore., were quetly marred at noon today at tho home of a great-au- nt of tho brde, Mrs. A.. Wood. Rev C. H. Channer read tho marrage servce The couple left for Now York cty, followng a weddng break fast, and wll rcsdo n Portland. A DELGHTFUL PLACE. The attractons at Halelwa are suffcent to keep one there. Tha hotel s one of the best n the terrtory from every pont of vew. As a place for rest nothng n the slanda com pares wth t. On one sde s a land scape broken by tall mountans rnd on the other a marne vew that s always beautful. The cusne and servce n the hotel, tho drves th.ougb the country and tho opportuntes fcr ndulgence n sports are unexcelled. OWE HER LFE TO Lyda E. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound Venna. W. Va. " feel that owa the last ten years of my llfo to Lyda js. llnknams Compound. vege-tabl- e Eleven years ago was a walkng shadow. had been under the doctors carebutgotnorellef. ts offcofacllltes. Ths s beng accomplshed by the extenson of tho suaded me to try My husband per. offce space maka and outward, and Lyda E. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound and t worked by enclosng about half of tho area for PREACHER WENT prvate offce purposes. Tho lke a Amercan-Hawaan s tho only exclusvely leved all my pans re- charm. t und paper house n the Terrtory, msery. and ts advse all sufferng women to take Lyda E. Pnkhams TO PRZE FGHT new, offces wll round out Vegetable Compound." Mts. Ejma the bg establshment n a most complete manner. Lyda E. Pnkhams Vegetable Com- Weaton, Venna, W. Va. PTTSBURG, Pa., October 8. An pound, made from natlvo roots and herbs, contans no narcotcs or harmful drugs, and to-da- between pastor and flock MADE HM RDCULOUS. came as a result of the attendance at y holds the rocord for tho largest Joseph number of actual cures Loter, n an ntervew on n prze boxng bout of Rev. D. A. of fomalo dseases of any smlar med hs yacht Chantecler, sad, wth a cne n tho country, Greene of tho Manchester Presbyteran Church as tho guest of former "Please nuoto mo accurately--. voluntary testmonals aro on fle n and thousands of smle: n an tho Pnkham laboratory at Lynn, Sherff A. C. Gumbert. ntervew, you know, tho slghtest n- - j Mass., from women who havo been,. o preacner was recognuuu u,t uu s UkQ tho Prenchraan wn0( 111W.UUU, uum um uuab uvtsy juu o though female complants, nflammaton, ul- - entered the hall and took a seat wth no uau a vory lar Knoweugo 01 Englsh, nevertheless sad to a father: rregulartes, perodc pans, backache, ceraton.dsplaccmonts. fbrod tumors. n a few feet of the prl?o rng. On all sdes of tho pastor were clubmen, "Aha! Your son he resomblo you ndgeston and norvous prostraton. A gamblers, puglsts and sports, yellng, chp off tho old blockhead, heln? " Every such sufferng woman owes t to herself to gve Lyda E. Pnkhams cursng nnd creatng an uproar. Mr, DSAPPONTED, Vegetable Compound a tral. Greene left tho hall as quetly as ho Hoax (proudly expectng congratulatons) m engaged to Mss Whlrres. tal letter to Mrs. Pnkhnm, f you voulu llko specal novce entered H after seeng four of the sx nbout your casowrto a confden- rounds of tho bout, at Joax sympathlzo wth you, was Lynn, Mass. Her ndvlco la free, A few days later the story of hs engaged to her last year, and always lolpful n th twrk MS CMmtm.lRtn PeH MNb) tttt toy, nmhmln wth f pfthw of tt mf4 for 1vp mnutes at Nrk MpMcaUofl. Tlx n lhtnfn a Mce of ftmtl ellnhth mth ths Hutment m Mad t on orr the arl of pan. Tor m l.v all dvalfe. Benson, Co., agents lor Hawa. N Tll CtttCUlT COURT 01 TK Wrt Crcut, TmHory f Hawa. Hdng Tsrme n the Oltf and County of llthtolulu. MA1UTOK CAM ll CL, Hpr1ntnd- - ent of Publc Works at th Terrtory of Hawa, Plantff and vs. JAM DS STRNfCR; MRS. THBRS- - 8A LOUS80N; Tlllf KlUrT NA- TONAL BANK OF HAWA, an Hawaan Corporaton mvlng ts prncpal offce at Honolulu, Terrtory ol Hawa; BL1ZABHSTH J. "MONSARRAT; t. W. SHNGLES; SMPSON DBCK-BR- ; JESSE M. MoCHBSNUY, BD. TOW1E and CHARLB8 W. S5KGLBR, Trustees of Mystc Lodge No. 2, Knghts of Pythas or Honolulu; MYS TC LODGE No. 2, KNGHTS OF PY THAS OF HONOLULU; LBERT HUBERT J. L. BOBYNAEMS, Bshop of Zeugma, Vcar Apostolc of Hawa; ST. LOUS COLLEGE ALUMN AS SOCATON, nn Hawaan Corporaton havng ts prncpal offce at Ho nolulu, Terrtory of Hawa; JAMBS F. MORGAN; JOHN SULLVAN; OHN BUCKLEY; JOHN DOE, MARY DOE, and RCHARD ROE, unknown owners and clamants, Defendants md Respondents. TERM SUMMONS. THE TERRTORY OF HAWA: TO THE HGH SHERFF pr the Terrtory f Hawa, or hs Deputy; the Sherff )t the Cty and County of Honolulu or hs Deputy: YOU ARE COMMANDED to summon JAMES STENER; MRS. THE- RESA LOUSSON; THE FRST NA- TONAL BANK OF HAWA, an Hawaan Corporaton havng ts prncpal offce at Honolulu, Terrtory of Hawa; ELZABETH J. MONSAR- RAT; R. W. SHNGLE; SMPSON DECKER; JESSE M. McCHESNEY. ED. TOWSE, and CHARLES W. ZEGLER, Trustees of Mystc Lodge No. 2, Knlthts of Pythas of Honolulu; MYSTC LODGE No. 2, KNGHTS OF PYTHAS OF HONOLULU; LBERT HUBERT J. L. BOEYNAEMS, Bshop of Zeugma, Vcar Apostolc of Hawa; ST. LOUS COLLEGE ALUMN AS- SOCATON, an Hawaan Corporaton havng ts prnclpnl offce at Honolulu, Terrtory of Hawa; JAMES F. MOR- GAN; JOHN SULLVAN; JOHN BUCKLEY; JOHN DOE, MARY DOE, and RCHARD ROE, unknown owners and clamants, defendants, n case they shat. fllo wrtten answer wthn twenty days after servce hereof to be and appear before tho sad Crcut Court at the Term thereof pendng mmedately after the expraton of twenty days after servce heroof; provded, however, f no term be pendng at such tme, then to be and appear before the sad Crcut Court at the next succeedng term t, thereof, the January 1911 Term thereof, to be hold-e- n at the Cty and County of Honolulu, on Monday, the nnth day of January next, at 10 oclock a. m., to show cause why judgment of condemnaton of the lands descrbed n the Petton.heren and for any other relef demanded n the Petton should not be awarded to Marston Campbell, Super ntendent of Publc Works, pursuant to the tenor of hs annexed Petton. And have you then there ths Wrt wth full return of your proceedngs thereon. WTNESS the Honorable Presdng Judge of the Crcut Court of the Frst Crcut, at Honolulu aforesad, ths 27th day of August, (SEAL) (Sgned) HENRY SMTH, Clerk. (Endorsed) L. No Reg. 3. Pg Crcut Court Frst Crcut, Terrtory of Hawa. Marston CampbelU Superntendent of Publc Works of the Terrtory of Hawa, Plantff and Pettoner vs. James Stelner, et als.. Defendants and Respondents. Summons Fled and ssued at 11:15 a. m. August. 27, (Sg) Henry Smth, Clerk.. Returned and fled Aug. 21, 1910, A. K. Aona, Asst. Clerk. ALEXANDER LNDSAY, JR., Atty. Genl & W. B, LYMER, Dep. Atty. Genl, for Marston Campbell, Supt. o Pub. Works. ) Terrtory of Hawa, ) ) 68.. Cty and County of Honolulu.) : ), Henry Smth, Clerk of the Crcut Court of tho Frst Judlolal Crcut, Terrtory of Hawa, do hereby certfy the foregong to bo n full, true and correct copy of the orgnal summons n tho case of Marston Campbell, Super ntendent of Publc Works of the Tr-rltorof Hawa vs. Jamos Stelnor el als., as the same remans of record and on fllo n the offce of the Clerk of ja la Court. N WTNESS WHEREOF, hnv hereunto set my hand and affxed the Seal of sad Crcut Court, ths 2nd day of September, 1910, (SEAL) HENRY SMTH, Clerk of the Crcut Court of the Frst Crcut, Terrtory of Hawa. 11

8 - uge. ft ft P. P. atmnaf TVMWHTNO for Att. M MHnblr. O. HM NT. "TlM m tn um Nttfe H NMUMU uw prt M.M, umotfh7 Mmm Ray Hll Ufcehw h hmm1 T Kto ltwt. Ontarr. tcal an Vatot cum, t4to Ml lnale ahraat. MS. MENS.CLOTHNG vmk. Salt Blvan at two. Levy, OatlttlNC Co.. 5UcJb BMg., Wrt Wreet. qov AftD fell. DUawad ud"jewrj xracbt. MM and BMaal. Hrglu n murtm Mfttramanta. J. Carlo. Port St. TK of tle year Bpponty wll be Whch t)8g8 Tuesday, November 1st; some CO peces of choce slks to select from at 3 to off regular prces. Zess-Tess- ar Goerz Dagor Dallmeyer Hgh Grade Lenses Ftted tf your Camera or Kodak wll enable you to lake pctures under condtons of lght otherwse mpossble. Let ns tell you about them. COMPANY "Everythng Photographc" Fort below Hotel. Whats dd Matter Wth SugarStocks? REAL ESTATE.s ho best of nvestments. No,cty n the "world has so brght a future as Honplulu, and f a person uses judgement n buyng he should he able to provdo well for the future t ho nvests hs savngs n beautful Kamuld. Wth the comng of Uncle Sam to Pearl Harbor, the openng of the Panama Canal and the general development that s bound to follow a careful realty nvestment s bound to be worth many a sacrfce. K AM UK Land Co., Ltd., Man Offce : Kng and Port streets! Uranch Offce. Waalae and Koko Head Avs. Phone 1C59. Dr. Hugh L Dckey Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat Ala-ke- a Street, (opposte Royal Hawaan Hotel Hours and 1:304:30 Sunday Evenngs by appont ment. Telephone 3024, Messrs, M. T, Slmonton. W. W Ctamboran and P. N. Folson, who were apponted apprasers of tlp es tate of the nto Charles W. Oray, have reported that they valuo tho whole lot at $4,439.43, nmdo np of real es tto worth f2,835 and porsonnl pro party at?1,g04,43. Flno Job Prntng, Star Offce 499 auwawttaaflm,.. rn mm... Vat MHw Otfotfa Co, Hon. huto "l (V M, HaeMOM Co UtlfcttMM Mlt h lr uk mm. v.. Honolulu, T. H Octokw f, ftt. Taparatara, a. tn. (a. m.t 19 a. n. and morulas nlalaua: tlj H W: 111 U. Bmumtm raaalnt. Afcatnta aun-m- U (tmlas par cable foot; ralatlva huamltr aa w aatat at t a, at,: 74; 04. f.m; 6.?; Wnd vatocty vh aaraatl at a, n.; S a. tt.; 10 a. ra.( am MNM: 6 NK; 2NK; SKB; aw. Ranfall ourag 14 aoura mmubc S a. n. trace. Total wnd movmnvnt durng S hour ended at noon, M mllaa. NEWS N A WM. U. STOCKMAN. Secton Drector. NUTSHELL Paragraphs That Gve Condensed Newt of the Day. A probate notce la pablleaed thn ssue. n Youre always next at the Slent Barber Shop. Sx chars n operaton. Robert W. Slnale whb lnltlatod as a member of the order of Suglos last nght. For tle host n the curo lno go to the Wonons Exchange on Hotel street. A now shpment of tho famous "07" varlqty of Henz goods have been receved. Ask your grocer for them. The rany season s on, and so s a bargan snlo of mens and ladles umbroyas at Chan Kces, 127 Hotel street. Leut.-Comd- r, Vctor Houston, who has boon releved of lghthouse dutes here, has been ordored to duty wth the Asatc squadron. Good dressers can fnd all the latest stylos n straws and fedoras and hnndsomo plan nnd fancy shrts at Yat Hngs, Hotel and Fort. Tho splendd values offered at the Whte Sale at Sacls are attractve to tho careful buyer. Ths sale lasts untl the 31st, only. Dont mss t A meetng wll be v.eld on Novem- under the jont auspces of tho ber 1G, board of agrculture and forestry and the Hawaan Sugar Planters Assocaton, to consder conservaton and forestry. The Toledo, Oregon, Leader, gves an account of the marrlago of. Sopha Logan and Zenns C. Copeland on Oc tober 1, 1910, at tle home of tho brdes sster, Justce M. N. Anderson performng the ceremony. A Hgh Grade Lens ftted to your Camera or Kodak wll, enable you to take pctures under condtons of lght otherwse mpossble. See the Honolulu Photo Supply Co., about them. Leut, Leo Sahm, of the Unted States Navy, has been detaled ns nspector of the nneteenth lghthouse dstrct wth headquarters at Honolulu. Ths nformaton s contaned n a dspatcl Jrom Washngton, dated October 10. The, new offcer s expected here early next montl. Tho nsttute, whch Md-Pacf- c has just completed ts school buld--. ngs n Manoa Valley, wll have a reunon of all the men who have had hand n the erecton of the buldngs ncludng whtes, Hawaans, Japa nese, Portuguese, Chnese and others. Ths wll take place Saturday even ng half-paat st seven. The lbrary of Mark P. Robnson of the Frst Natonal Rank, valued at $150,000, and one of the catalogued lbrares of the world, may shortly be sold, ether to a bblophlst n New York or one n Buenos Ayres. A representatve of the prospectve pur chasers s on hs way from Montreal to Honolulu and wll jrrlvo on tho Wllhelmlna next week. What s consdered to be a dang erous enemy to soft meated fruts has beon found here, accordng to a report of Entomologst E, M. Ehr- - horn, presented to the board of agr culture and forestry yesterday afternoon. The dscovery of ths pest, the Medterranean frut fly, may cause tho promulgaton or a rulng that wll serously affect frut exportntons from ths sland. O. C. Swan has beon apponted tho charman of tho board of nspectors of tho ffth precnct or tho ourth dstrct, vce Charles Phllps, resgned. James Guld has beon made a member of tho hoard of nspectors of the frst procnct of tho fourth dstrct, succeedng E. R. Rath, also resgned. Tho West Hawa Ralroad yesterday fled wth Marston Campboll, commssoner of publc lands, applcatons for a rght or o, way n on Kenlakokua Bay, nnd for a sto for a wharf. Ths acton follows tho surveyng of tho lno, whch ntends to mnko Koalakokua Ray ts man shppng pont. n tho case of Charles T. Wlder. fm Wttttft K. fwmmt, WMN ft, MH lmnnfnn nronnu whhhhnm hu nunlao HuLnau pnmnup urnc PDPMumu m uumu LL! unul nuvv n Mm Kn.p), Un aulkorcm who.- t - f of nla Utaajnt are ael MMl faearam) kaown alona (halmet Mat tond tarwagheat AaHr.. Mat af the paaaaaajare oa tha taent lag Mrra. Mra. lra la woralna nn a aew nook, wmok wll, t l balleel deal efttanalvalr Rk Hawa and Orator. wrttoulary wltk tha re f NaaM wllch aaatad between tne twa platen maar wata ao. t n for ta urpov of fatuk nral-ha- n l aaataral for tal work U t Mra. Dvp la eoaalar to auend athae lttle tme n tlta latenda, wkara le wll be the aveet of Mr. and ftlra. Clwrgo Qu d, at ther raamwnce n the lanoa Valley, lt a. llolde, lotler of Mm On h, la alao on the Serra, to n Kke an extended wth ler daualtfr and Mra. Dye whs bom n Hob and aradunted at the Ober-ll- n ColleRe, Oho, takng kt A. t. n 1WZ and ter A. M. n 18SS. HENRY SEra Wth hs face ndorncd wtl two strpe of atlckng-plnsto- r, wearng u loose whte shrt nnd dark par of trousers, unslmvon nnd generally un kempt, Hurry Benson sat n the polce court dock ths mornng, qute A. con trust from hs appearance two duys ago when ho was a and well-dress- groomed For thrty-s- x hours be had beon at lberty, bafflng the polco at every turn, but the end came last nght, when he was seen by Detectve Kcllott. After a chase the trustes succeeded n locatng Benson on the schooner Okanogan, and they dragged hm out of hs hdng place. Whle dong so, he ether fell down or was brutally struck by hs captors, for hs face wnb cut and bleedng and he bore evdence of havng been roughly handled. At the stnlon Beusqn was examned by Dr. Emerson, Polce n, but t was found that ho was not serously hurt, though he bad two cuts on tle face and several emal scratches. Above tho rght eye was a cut one and a half to two nches long, and there was was ano ther less than an nch long below tle rght eye, on the cheek bone. On the same sde of tle face, near the upper lp, tvere a couple of lght scratches. Benson pleaded gulty to breakng jal, when chnrged ths mornng and was sentenced to an addtonl threo months, whch makes ffteen months for hm to serve. 10 GOTTERLL S C. A. Cottcrll, the man reported as lkely to jc apponted collector of nternal rovenuo hero, s lsted n tho cty drectory of Toledo, Oho, for 1910, ns follows: "Chas. A. Cottcrll, chef deputy recorder, 2382 Frankln avenue." SUGAR DOWN AGAN. Centrfugals sold n Now York today at 3.80 and beets at 8s S The last quotaton on raws was and on beets 8s lod. 1HOLLOWAL ESTATE ACCOUNTS. Job Batchelor as nyaster, has submtted hs report on the eleventh annual accounts of rene Holloway, guardan of Francs Brown. The guardan charged herself wth 4 and Jasked to be allowed 5, leavng a bajmce of cash n hand of $1,440.G9. The years nventory of the stocks, reckoned at par showed the estate to bo worth $5G, G9, an ncrease over last jfear of $7, The master reported that he found everythng n order, and suggested that the accounts be approved. flhfclh.rt "BTSSr" te-r- fl tax assessor ana collector, aganst J. F. Colburn for the lqudaton of an unsatsfed judgment for taxes, defendant has fled an answer n whch he denes tho allegatons made, and asks that the sut be dsmssed. Do not mss tbe St. Cemonts Delcatessen Salo on Saturday October 29th, at the Old Arts & Crafts Shop, Fort below Kng street. See that you get your green stamps when you aro buyng at tho stores. And call at the show rooms, and seo the many valuable artcles you get tor them. M. T. Slmonton, P.Maurce McMa-lo- n and V. M. Harrson have submtted ther apprasement of tho estate of the late Albert Wggns. They consder that the total valup s $2, porsonal property $1, and real estate $700. Joe Kaea pleaded gulty to a charge of assault and battery before Judge Coopqr ths mornng, nnd sentence wns suspended for thrteen months. Beforo Judge Cooper ths mornng Knyama plended gulty to a charge of havng carred on busness wthout a lcense, and sentenco was p.usponded for thrteen months. THE CAMPAGN A new rharrp a a h at the lum of ke euaar planter today b T. J R.aa, the prncpal aoap box apvakrr tr the JemoeraH. t a a Auderaon rare, for whom.(44 the apeaker. tbe Faar ntereau were real t Kan Henr. wae tryng to eaplaln the plan utatemmttt made by ke DeHtacrat tt t nrat lawe, ekunhna tle PortNgueee lroualt hare aa tha "rff-ra- ff of lfa- - roe" am brouuht hero from the alue and Jalle. Ryan repented that the M- - km! nterests hfld been lllltk the country wth rffraff nnd mentoned r nlet-to- Graco n hb brought here by the atgnr men. "llos ther knd," eald Ryan nnd the crowd laughed. Rkh k hard of hearng and does not always know when the crowd s laugh- - k at 111 n. The speaker proceeded to crtcze The Star for lte statement regardng Representatve Cnndlers acton n droppng tho McCnndloss land hll when he found out what tle bll meant. man crtcsm was tnt The Star s one sentence had made the error of roforrng to Chandler as sen ator nstead of as representatve, whch of course had nothng to do wth what Candler dd. Rym made a dcnul, for the frst tme, that the Candler bll was really tne McCandless bll. F NEGRO HE MUST BRNG A STAFF Wth regard to the statement that Charles A. Colterll, a negro, of Toledo, Oho, s about to be apponted to a poston n Honolulu nqures around town developed the mpresson that there was no foundaton for the statement at all, as t was felt that the offcals n Washngton were too fully aware of the hostlty that would be brought by the appontment of a negro to any hgh poston n Honcv lulu. W. F. Drake, the present head of the revenue department when seen ths mornng stated that he had had noword of and judgng by the atttude that he took on the matter, he dd not place any fath n tle rumor. He added that f a negro were apponted to the poston, then t would be just as well to send a staff along wth hm. He seemed to thnk the outcry aganst the proposal to send a regment of negroes here, should be suffcent to deter the authortes Jrom makng any appontments of negroes to responsble post sltlons n these slands. The feelng among all sectons of the communty s too strong to be dsregarded. Governor Frear when questoned ths mornng stated that he had not receved any telegram from Washng ton regardng the appontment of tho negro Cotterlll to a poston n tho government servce hxe. The gov ornor added that he dd not know anythng of any such appontment. KNG OF L S S Toal The tral of Max Schlemmer, who s charged wth havng mported Japa nese nto the terrtory, was begun be fore Judge Robertson and the follow ng jury tnls mornng: Thomas A. Hooan, Jr., H. A, Hadley, James T, Carey, M. H. Hulu, H. W. Cleveland, Pa Cockett, S. V. Todd, Elmer Cheatham, R. K. Napo, Frank L. Hoogs, A. C. Baker, and B. H. Brown Jr. Ths charge arose out of the leasng from- the government of Laysan sland, whch hs part of tle Terrtory of Hawa. The defendant, t s clamed, subleased the n and to tle Japanese and gave them full permsson (to collect and dspose of all guano, etc., and also transferred to them hs specal constable prvleges. n support of ths contenton an agreement has been produced sgned by tho defendant and the Japanese, whch document was sezed by Captan Jacobs of the o. S. Revenue cruser LThetls n January last, Tho agree ment leases tho sland to the Japanese for ffteen years at a rental of $150 a month. Tho caso s proceedng. Georgo S. 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