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From San Franciico:Siberia December 5 Evening Bulletin It is a mistake to cionip a public,

Tor fin rwiieisco!.. Cliljo Main December 2 announcement in n small space, or'From Vancouver: dicss u) a let of false pretc.ises ai

.Manuka December !

rare batpairs.For Vancouver:iMnrnntii Derpmbcr f! 3j30 Ei, DIT 10IN Advertising brings permanentresultsp.r.:.k'?.

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ESTABLISHED 1832. NO. 470Q. 10 PAQES. HONOLULU. TERRITORY OFlIAWAlIj TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 191010PAQES. PRICE 5 CEUTS.

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AVIESLIFE

Now In CourtSupreme Justices Hear'Argu-

menton Form of ProcedureContinuanceGranted

Thn mayoralty contest reachedthoTerritorial SupremoCourt this morn--liiB, but without any actual prog- -ress helnc inailo ns far as the meritsof tho case 1110 concerned. Tech'nlcnl questions Involving tho man- -

ner of court procedure In an elec--

tion contest produced an adjourn,meat until 2 'o'clock this .ifterhonn.

When the case was called on thecalendar Attornoy (leorgo Davisnuned on un oral motion that thoileniurrcr, filed by Attorney V. V.Tlmvor. ho fttrtcUtm rrnr.i thn nies onthe ground that tl-- only Torm ofprocedure "contemplated by therlninln nlncMnn i nn'testsprovided for an answer. A domurrcr,Davis contended, was Inipropcj.

Thayer replied trim tho omen-SupfVmo knowledgo of

all knnko day ofhn In

deid.ired It would be unfair toexpect nn attorney tniirunarcd In arcuo on niio ofrase and be forced wiinoui preparn--

Into another question, Involving'procedure . .

Chief read tho

AGAINST TIE

CLAIM ON

Tho Hint hnvo been held byKm'lllo 1 D'llerblii) of New York to p

thn p.iMiient of n lalm of, ofIKil.'J ID iignlntt the late Samuol Nor- -

lis, tho lancher., have been.ii,i..i ivllli lliin'liv bv n'doclslnn of'

ilonth.alleged Mrs.

that

"and that

$00,240.

BETTER TURN

Securities ApparentlyDue

wlso

ptrcngthonrd lltllo,.e!','tJf"

went

mihiiiktoday went

went easy

feeling.

rule Supremo Court, whichspecifics that motions shall

writing unleKd otherwise!specified court.

majority derision RusticHolt being minor- -

decided thatwould n'clnnflernnon, when

why ilcuiuriurslinnld strlrkcn from

form plead--Ing.

rourt oeeunledtribunal

thronged with polltlcilraiiilldates.

Mayor 1'eru werepresent Jha...brfef.piollmlnuriM wero-ws-

Hon that rules nesres hnvlng,Couit .inldcd that motions proceedingsihnnM nreseiituil wrltlmr nnd'tlon.

thatcome Into court

sldo

Hon

Justice Hnrtwcll

hones

reuuro

Kahukii

(leorgoMJitvles

the Territorial Supieme Coult hand-lie- t o' nulty Is without Jurlnlle-e-d

down this Tho tl m to

Court nlllrms older of tho Circuit ' nrtcs a valid claim ngntnst the rt

sustaining lUimiirrer to tliotnto Mn'ombor.mil tutorpdioa by utlornoys Tho f.plnlnn court, writtenCharles Aliuomber. whp deeded j by Justlro Holt, declares anionsthn Kahuku inncb churlly conclusions thatNurrls'

It by D'Herblny.in tho eourso tlio complaint,Norrls had executed two promissorynotes, payable to after hi death

Including tho Interest there ;

Is duo and unpaid tho sum nf

1 t

for PricesNow.

Stock market acresaro hopingthat a turn In longconiinueu 01111

tldo Is at hand. Yesterdaylho marketand this iiioin -

Ing dealers In "" v"

Hawaiian Commercial upday Blowly but steadily. Yostordayint tei noon tno biock was "'31.25, It up to .12 .1(1,

after pausing atvhllu at 32.up 'a' little also, now lestlng

nt 4.V ' Kivit 'also In lho' bull '" , ,. ."

of tlioall bo

mnilo Inby tho

A , Do

apparently thoty, finally a contlnu- -

unco be granted until 2 1;

thlB Thaer willhave tn show the

bo theHies is an Improper of

Tiio rnom bv thoTerritory's highest was

nitablcidefeated and succcscful.

John Ijino andduring, -

na ii.winioor i wn-- ,

the of tho a Ka.on tho clo -

a

tl

legal nowIndividual rtiickholder

mm nlng. Supietnei thn promissorytho as

tho ofthe for the

was Do

number other

wasof

her

now

Sunar

tho

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to-- .

lintMcllrydo

In

not

ofIn

of

of

jiiiin nun lieorgo Curry. in. the op- -

posUo Bjdo of the waiC.V. AitHford.on Pas 6)

ffBERBLAY

HIS NOTES

It w.r elnlmed the deed to JIaminer we oecutod for tlio purpi-s-

defrauding tho hertioiuev .1 .king that the deed ho ad

Jii'led nut' and void.Thn Supremo Comt holds tliat 1

I",n pe-m-lt n court or eiUlty to as.

iiiinn li this matter andpass upon tho of thosonotes would bo invasion of the

light of a trial by

Jurv.So Mndamo D'llcrhlay's hopes arc

blasted.

EOSI0N0N

SEWER RATES

Isof and AffectsMany.

Tlio of tho Terrltorl.il tower rnto statuto has beenOiinlK- - nml- - determined

j. tlln l)o. ls(lll ,)t ti10 TerritorialSupreme Comt In tho case of Mnrs- -

of

Tills decision wnicn is puiiiisueu 111

today's Issuo In full, rcttles n iiues- -

tlon tiiul is invoiveu in nnoui iiityoilier rower rate suite inni nave iiemipeildlng..

BULLETIN ADS PAY- -

BUYSSENTENCE

Election Contest HARDWARE

CONTROL HAS

PASSED

Then. H. navies & Co.. Ltdplclod a ilcn! today by which the coin--

pany tnkes over Hi" holdings nf (boW. W. llnll estnle !n thn linntwatu(lrln nr E. O. Hull & Fnn.

Tho piuchaso of this Rtnck Involv-I'l- ln cnuli transaction totaling In (ho

noluhborhood of nnc bundled and P' ythousanddollars.

Tho deal does not li'cnn H ' Hi" "

will lip any chango In tin g"-!- '

(if tho li arc l "Hail& Son" that li tho r W ml tlin ntfe9t retail hard"'1!? company In tlmlalandr, I)al h .v Vi nr" p).t luct'.mn wholni," l"ilie triU and willcontinue IhU line ptcsiimahly

The big hunlucsa ileal follows thoilontli of V. W. Hal), one of thefruniieii! 11' the Iimum and for manrns llf prerllent. V.. O. Hall &

Foil van In 1S"0 and huW-porte-

In 1SS3. P. urn tho time of ItsMr. Hal' was Us pteii-liteii- t.

Tho f.'m has re ii;i'rl thrrp linll.l- -

Inrs on Itr prerent site nt Poit andKIS The sreond. a linetorn cnttil rtlu'tltfn, was destr0)e'lhy nio in IKOt and tho present build

iKd.fVKtnKiffl. Immedlatijiv-nft-er

wnril.fA-nmlnrt.tl.p-t tl.'e' In-1 , .. I

icuu-- in jiiuyu v..ir ,i...i.vfew w.ecls oro. nhd' the rtatcmnnw repcitcd Inlay, that tin imrh a -

Hall l?nn to the extent of the amomit mentioned.

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MEXICAN REBEU,

NOT ENTIRELY

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SUBDUEDI

( Vh.oi-- iii-i- l l'rrea fitile.)COIilCAN, Molro. Nov. nji.

Several Mexicans have been sen--

fenced tn he bnnueil for the murder

Davis was tho spoles?lpttlon IniaJMen JeiMifljil. ,for tho representative's, jthc Theo, pH , becomes

Itcnubllcnns. wltluhlm.boing-Allo'l- t an M. ft.

lieforojn

Higher

iiailclpaleil.

controls' HabloWThayornud

(Continued

complainant,

JmUdlctlonBcnulnciiecs

mironttllutloiuil

.apparently

Constitutional Question Dis-

posed

constitutionality

Superintendent

ndnilnh.trillon

tneti'iieiAlUii

nil 111 Chihuahua. mi bvri.iw.tu vlrliiliv several

emit 10! Hie lallmails. However,.1..Ir Ku, ............ ....... ..p....... ctniiilli- -,gaining the uppo- - Iiiinil.

CASPIAN SEA IN

Uf iiip (iiieelom last

' KH ll t 1' itl''.)ASTUAKAIIAN. Russia, 2ft.v ..real teniin-ft- i. has fwent er tho- r. -

Caspian tea, man.-- wrec),B have beenreported, IW.nUng lau iioimuKHOD I'eialau l.iboreis carried outto sen and all on bo.ud aro believedlllEt.

CHINESE MAY REFUSEBIG LOAN'

(AftHiH'i.ttifl C.ltlli'.)

I'llKIN. China, Nov., Owing

to of Chllici-- olllclals

that tho Km pirn should have aolgn adviser, It Ih possible

that itlio American railway loan will"""lie

li 0POrULAIlUN Ur' ''" THH PTIlTCe nitCTlM

li I VVU O I H I CO UIVLIf'

. V.'. lib. j

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'"'T'."'' ' '.'WAtHllNlJTUK. ov. sa.T-um- cini

returns tho census ollleo give

Nabraska a populallon of 1 102 2.4.an Increase of cloven and eight--

lentils, and Maryland 1,284.150, anreaso of nlnotenths,.

PRESIDENT IS OUTimixij rnrtMrtmiVWMH tLUIMUIVII liftl

(Special lii CuMe)WASI1INOTON, Nov. I'res- -

Ident Tart has lulled InstructlniiB lo

the hernia of gptoriliueiit depalt- -

liienls tn reduce to tlio lowLJ'vtA. ilgutos for tho comliiB yehiv'

Ft)RCHINAMAN GIVEN

LIFEUERM BY

JUDGE :

Clu-on- I.ov, convicted In tl P Bit

porlor court 'receiiilj if n b ul.il anKill It UI0I1 alnn ypir oM gl'li'wnstoday tn Ifo liiiprimnont

JiiiU'o 3- - '" "".liiilBo Corner l.u.l tlio alternative -

rf wntf ii;Jng?;lii.iiig In nth. Tlionlmo wni,injg i'f lb- - vile' In lhohbteiv of l'lnitnliilii. The riilnaniaiiili'lilPil It, ImtJ wan offered

the patents (f the girl and bvpn'he ntiil pIiMlclaini The Jur.--

"'it onlv six mlnutei.

Y.EC1cud r

L bmiI

LI

jOUCSlion OtrJapailCSC-- Mem- -'

iTnrtihln'nH'oH ! 'i

Nirjht.

VOTE OF DIRECTORS i

. IS UNANIMOUS OH J

IJIpvo CoiioiiV. Mrrrl. rl Ihe IomIJapjiice ar .1 .

.nigh! I'ltrtt'.l to 11 cmlii'islilp In iluYoung Men's Clirlrtlau Xi'i'latl.-- n

!r.f HniKiluln Tlio action was taken.dliectoi

Y. M, rbsslrlng for lintlierih i,i.n vn'i.'l 1111.-.-1. A

of Aiieil nil One utif.iverr.1ile tepbrt til"nm li tiui berslilii iinimlttep. and fir

midr,...nd

IC'H' nwi

Awas

2.tho

fornnanclal

ol

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Hi

millet20.

nilestimates

by Ms

byw.m

wis

ilmiits'y ndiell Mr M'ul.The nl "li f Ihe boa

puts an cud to a that nroipi'it wide Inleren not ontv III M. C.

A. ranks, but tl.i'oiiglioii' the elland pirtl ularlv among Ihe .lap"neie. When Mr. Mori's appll'-:'t,'i'- i

for membership wn made llirini"liai'other peirr.u. It Was 1'ie subject

weeks the Y. M. haveIiopii ttiirolitnn rtit ihe matter.- - ' " ".. .

iMc.mwll li) tile hllHIIii'.n n "meni nithe fiimnmntt) wn Mined up over

.the pcvrlblllty ttrnlneilwith tho Japane . Kcver.il meet'ligs

'of the matter. I hoy without.....n m the ran". .. . In .1,..

IIII1KI1I. Trent wao

rairTh's l'lesl.Ient Tient and

Secietiay rf the Y. M.

Uhtf ItlVlrtOl.pf weio he'd nml' night, nflei a thoinngh illceilSbloii

Nov.

AMERICAN

I'nHH

objection

defeated.

'"'.."from

nov

HALL

Inform him schoolsoilucatton.

wo'- -enmo inboclr.tlon.

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,,... ........ .........1...1 I....I....1 ... ..'0 "'u ii.tihhinirn im,i.i..,i sh miois it van

I ... .... . ...(pp lllllinieil llllU llliv VIM Rf- 1..,. ti.n M.iu.1. vviiliei.

J.iiii','., nrini Kim onA' ' ' .,

i..u.. .. .

coatt nr about wass.an,,,. made ll.U by

McCa ers, who re edfrom the accompaniedhis bride ns pastengorab the steam--

or Wllhelmlna."Sunny Jim' was met by largo

.ir'niiin.i nf lii. fil Rlirlnnrs who

chartered Hie Matson ands'eaiueii 0111 10 uii.uiimiiiu 111 "im-- i

to gain mlmltlancn tho steamer asroon as nun iicpii iiasreii ui"1'ederal medical mil erh.

Owing Hie of Dr .1.

tho Hn'ird Health,(Continuearon-Paue-) '

mmwmmM wi

persistency

HOUSE SOOTH POLE NOW

GOAL FOR THE

EXPLORER

TOUT CIIAI.MP.ItS, New Zealand.Ni.v. !:!.- - i;.lit. Ht"U, Iteail (if the

KIH expemiion in mo rioiiin c.1,in Bn"r(1 southward In tho Term'N' va "" '"ni"M"l-ntlfii with111 11 1.1 nun nisi, nmii i

private expedition, but many Mils-trlou- s

llrltlsh perrinages havetn the fund. .

REVOLUTIONISTS IN

MUi'JUUfiAb WINNING

' "nun I'.iiih'.iSAN Jl'AX DKI. Sl'll, Nov. 23.

The reuilutlnnli-t- bao raptured theAtlantic oils or Honduras and

, ,,,., upper hand. The govern--..... .......in I.....C iu- - i,ii,.-.- i

.l,,,0'' I

SUGAR

SAN i.m a Vfiarn Nov. 29.o ti- - n. ,i iin.iu.llects: na iiuaiim. fn 'M- !(n.S cents lrnln... . ....... .,,,...- -nnnlriftnu, flm.'

Chairman Atkinson Takes Up

Matter With DelegateKuhio.

Calling nltiutlim to tho plunk In the

ni, f- - 'n 1: or 1'ie "e'liuuieauCentral Cmm'"'") h' writ-Ir-

the following letter t'u delegateKiihinliuanlo

November 2Sth.Honorable .1. Ksilaiilanaole,

Delegalo to

Dear Sir: 1 beg leave to e.ill yo.irn'teiithn In tho Itepiibllenu Terill

Secll-1-1 !', which readas follows:

"IMiieatliiii of the r:i til of HawaiiM.,,,,1,, I,,,.,. ,,,,, ,1,,, ,. r.." - -cumin or Terrlloiy. To establishthis claim tlio Itepiibllran patty fav- -, .. .....1.... ..Ill .AH.U,P " ,'',w 'l"-- -

1:11111 lliu Hlippiill IHU piuiliu pi;iiikiiby Ihe proceedsof the personal

at a mpetlnt of the board of i. IlCpubllcan Territorial platrorm d

In tho ('. A. building I need support ofs i.vi. i, n, .1 ediieilldii In Hawaii. I,. C. A'kln- -

of

totixirib'e d

situationY.

C. A. dlro"tors

if relations

ilerhlei

I'leildetit

morningSuper C. A.

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K.

I.."""ill

a a m tho $2."O,O0O

railed upon Mr. Moil to ,(m f()r 0 Blll,I)ort of Inof thn nitlon nt the ill- - rry county for Industrial

rectors and to cloml to bliu u T)f) te,)OI, nf i10 hcinoi fund com--

to the

"imid

1.inf,Mi.r'

min ,..lenruary .............

ru March HI."the morningJames S. id

mainland

11

badtug Intrepid

losub uy

tn pieienre 8.II. l'jalt, of of tlio

in

n"'1

now

1910.

Coiisrofs.

l'latfntm.

1,the

school

......... r....l L... .1 .....i.t.l.. I.. Il.nI'tlMMlli It III l'llll, ..J I.I '..'.... : . .. .....iwiiinry. I no piciigcs its ueie--ga'o to Congress to an nello cam--

iifilf.il fnp Urn mum-f-i of Hit, u.i p.llted,)aU(, ,,, ,. fl)rh olhcr Vftpriti ,,IW

ns will prnvldo a Pedcral appioprla- -

mission will tune tho especial consideration of 'tho Republican membersofthe l.eglsl.itino."

I would particularly draw your at-

tention to that pail of the sectionquoted In which lho Republican par-ty pledges Its Pelcgito to CongressIn an actlvo campaign for tho pass--ago of tho so called DavlB bill, or gurliother Podcial law as will provldu n

for tho support.nf.urhnnls In nvnrv... PAnritv fAr InilllK'. -trial rii.ucntioiv 1 beg'.loavo to ieMilnl ll nt v.t, will fhn iittnti'litt,' ' ' "" -of the ;"j.oi' eoinnilttces In bothHouses bfj CongVeSs to tho lUtemcntnfmir !ai 01 in eoncernltiE tho Davis-

bill, and "ru.t that you will actively--- "- -- -- --

h ji(w km)wnng , ,1)o)11,0l. ,)avH , ,8 gi00)nni) ,,, for ,,, , our nrm,Schools lllch Schools. Aizrlculliiralrn(,K0 ,, i:xl,p,iment Station, and. ... ........ .. t.. ,' hi" v,, win uk ci- - nun inu yiih-i- i

1 Hist lis imssngi will Imj of con--K der.ib'e benefit to this Terr lory, ',,,,,,, yi)U wn k,.,, , n,vseit enn-

Oo.i.r , .p-l- taken on tho bill.Ynir f.iith'ullv,

A 4. rj ATKINSON,chaltlinti Teirlloilal Ceulrtil Cnmmll.

tee Hepubllcnii 1'nrty of Hawaii,

STOCKCHINESE BRUTE

IlKGESraHF

PavingFightWon By Quinn

Roads Committee ChairmanGets Through Measure

For Two Blocks ' "Ily flvo votes to two. the Hoard ol the rontraet with the Warren

at a meeting held at noon 'hie Companytoday put tlirims!i a rcsolu'lou to enter Into n contract w'th the Warren,. .""""'"" ' " v.ih-i-

lany to pave two bo. ks on PortMrrot. The Port street poitlon to bo,,, ,,, lho linulin R,de of Khuhikh-- i in mo mana sine .or u leenilipM.

The cnmiaiiv bv uted agilnst reportof the contract will ll.Dr, tiervjnl for primlied roek ut the Mollllllniiuiry. Tho cost of the work Is

iiuntoil tn ho il.SOO.. .i.. .i... i ii.. le Mollllll fll U1U liuani wiu uiBf.i .

..- - ?... . ..,tu ,,.,.1.un it liinni lii'lll iiiv liMua iiiLiit- -

tee, slgned-b- y Chilrntan tjulmr uiIby Supervlsois Kane an) Aylett. A)lleit. who lint oniiosed the'proposition, ruffered a change Of.bean 11ml trolnv camo out stionalv.for the eommlltco roisirt. which rec--

omiuends tint tho Hoard enter Into

r

n.f'.U hundred and fifty tlioiHanil'dollais U tho estimate niiide h MaJnr K. II.' Wlimlow, torps of englviieeis, for the work til be dono tntho haibor nt llllo. ?2.r,(i.n0il ufwhich Is iifked 'for in the eitlmatosubmitted 'to (foiigrcss )iy

of 'ar.The orlKlual for

Marling the work at llllo was $400.-00(- i

nml In addition to this amount$20(1,000 win. tn Juneof the inesent rar. milking a totalof $000,000 alieady given for tliowork by Congress.

The bill for riversand harbors undo pub'le nt Wash

mote for the work at llllo.I'or Kabiilnl theio was

ated $150,000 In .In no Inst, thismoney still being bold for tho doctslon In 'alilni:t' 11 of the protest

lax mil bv I.ix cols for

puty

Cnptulu Harry Smith, mastei oftho Too, KUen Kalsha llnor NipponMaru that arjttod at Honolulushortly before cloven o'clock thismolulng. was within a few inllos ofthe dlsastar that wiped ,piit of ex- -

I 'tern u tho Norwelg.iu fielghter'SelJ.i.

, tylrelcsi all Hashed over tho.,,.. u, i.. t n, rtnidnn- "'" "'"' '"' "'- -.""" ,"Oate notlflod ollirera of tho Nip- -

rent

.1. ..tl .. ..!..! I1"1" i'Pn .imru nun

savedthe lives all 'onexcept two who tliolight when a over

Cffor Portland, morp.

MipenlFor McClellan finish' the re.

1

lion in ihe end. declaring tint If tberoi a'iy pavinc 10 no nnno, oilier pavo.'Mmenu sliculil lie nllr.wed to comiietuIn ihe bidding, denouncing the War--r,'n Company ns a monopoly, making

.C.uWnrorTr'nS.'l,ioni-..i.- . n,ni n n,.i .1.....1.1 ..............w (... ...u a.....(, 0..VF0.11 ii.nenter Into such n rnnlrnet Rtniorvl.

"lp KiPnn.l that the flnaners of thoHoard do not warrant action now.

imlni: the terina.1""- - A,la the onallow

the

the

ipiiciv

Porn also opposed tlio rmrt

U. S. ENGINEER HAS PLANS

FOR MUCH FUTURE WORK IN

HILO AND KAHULUI HARBORS

itpptoprlatlnn

npiroirlated

appropriation

appropri

realjlngtun jesterday

uppioprmllon

null! IhcKfUmnc'nl qticRtlun Klmiita bJ1 ttilil.f Ktin.l mil Kif.. ....Plut .llo.tuiiulfiti- w.waKin mill iri:iiiiim orn inn nmv" - - -

" " '"'", votln? against the rciiorl,- ''1',1 wair mlopteil flvo to ffW

The Hoard turned down tho bills offlho Inspectors. $10 each, onIbo gioupd that they aro npiKilnted bythe Tenltorv and the Tenltorypay thoin what Is Just

made recently on the bids submittedfor the breakwater wotk at Hintpint f

In tlio lie estimate, prepared fora at this senslifn of Congressfl.ntono more is asked, making ntotal of $3110,000 tit be expendedtat.Kiihulttl In Improving that harbofv "'

Nothing ran bo dude on furtherniitrarts for work on 'the two har-

bors until Congresslias acted 011 thejirerent ettlmntes., Imflf the appropriations for aro passed pro-

posals for doing fnrllicpthrIii"'HIbo nihcrtlst'il Immediately .In orderthat the Impiovemeiitf will move oil'to completion ns soon as.posslble--.

When shown the cable fromWashington Major Wlnslow statedthat lliero llgurej must havo beentaken from his leport stibmlttoiPMntho Sectetnrv War" on tho workMto "a"

NIPPON MARU STANDS BY TO '.

RENDER AID TO SINKING SELJA

be done in the twp ports. r

thiiti 100 patscngcrs aboard, andhard'y two bouts opt of thepOrt,tn will h she leiurucd, bringing thoSelju's su Iters, tho Heaver crnshMlwith ghavtlt tiiddcnuesa into liioSelJ.i, bound from Yokohama .With. itilch Oriental cargo mid fiirty-BeVe- ii'

Minis aboard. Captain SampeA.Kldston the Heaver was praisedfor n.n hnn.i,. rn. wnri."""-".- . :"- -

Hoth wore feeling their

and within ten feet o( tho bruTse.1 '

pou Mniu, Honolulu bound, (if tlio way cautiously tluougll ilio fog when ,

rolllslen betweentho roasting slcam-- tlnj sharp cry of thi looUuuts,oub6lh"'i.r Heaver and the I'ort'and nml rang out a warning. BonorousItlnstmAnlatlr fielghler KeIJa w'lleh les'i'i. tho air, accompanied" by thaed In the laHer ck-i-1 going to her shouting panic strlgkili passeti-dro-i- i

within fifteen minutes alter gars, l'lve secondslater tlio Heavershe was struck. rammed the Selja wllh tremendous

According to wlieless tmcsMgvs force, temlng a gniilng I16J0' In liarIbnt passedbetween the Heiivor alul.iKjrt side. Just abaft of the foremast

ueruii.n tlon of board

sallora weie-- Innf safety llfebo.-w-j

turncit.Hound v(ti

tho.

clcsllon

shoiiM

Hon

Orkfil

ofoutside

of

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of

In twenty minutes the, iMJa wasswallowed up' and two Chinese. Bail-ors with her. Captain ,l.el, the lastto leave tho vessel,watched,her sink.

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IIiiiiuIiiIii ( luiplir- - l'.mtMusttr, flnl l.uillinl.

FniDAY:lliinuliilii ( uiiini.inilt rj

Onli r (if llir liniilt.SATURDAY:

AIiiIiii Ti mptc Higul.ir.

All Tleltlns memtiera of thOrder are cordially Invited toattend meeting! at local lodge.

Meet on the2nd and 4thMondays ofeach monthat K. P. Hall7:30 P. M.irAtHkAVd AST

iiiBiur riin'iit.rBor jucuiucia vi

KNEFICIAL AST'.IATIOH. ciatiom curiially invited.

HARMONY IQDQE. No. 3, 1. 0. 0. F,

Meets every Monday evening at1:30 In I. 0. 0. V. Hall, Tort Street.

E. n. I1UNDRY, Secretary.II. E. McCOY, Noble Grand.

All visiting brothers very cordiallyInvited.

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

Meets every Erst and third Fri-day evening at 7:30 in K. ot P. Hall,corner Fort and Beretanta. Visitingbrothers cordially Invited to attend.

WM. JONES, C. C.

O. F. HEINE, K. It. 8.

HAWAIIAN TBIBE, No, 1, 1. 0. B. M.

Meets every first and third Thurs-days of each aonth at Knights otPytblaB Hall. ViBltlng brothers ly

Invited to attend.A. L. EAKIN, Sachem.E. V. TODD, C. of It.

HONOLULU AERIE, 140, F. 0. E.

Meets on the 2nd and 4th WED-

NESDAY evenings of each month at7:30 o'clock In K. of P. Hall, cornerDeretaula and Fort streets.

Visiting Eagles are Invited to d.

W. It. IHLEY, W. P.WM. C. McCOY, Sec.

HONOLULU LODGE, 616. B. P. 0. E.

Honolulu Lodge No. CIO, D. P. O.

Elks, meets In their hall, on KinsBtreet, near Tort, every Friday eve-

ning. Visiting Brothers are cordially

Invited to attend.JAS. D. DOUGHERTY, E. R.GEO. T. KLUEQEL., Sec.

'WM. McKINLEY LODGE, NO. 8,

K. of P.

Meots every 2nd and h Saturdayventng nt 7:30 o'clock In ::. of P.

Hall, cor. Tort and neretanta. Visit-

ing brothers cordially Invited to at-

tend.II. A. TAYLOR. C. O.

E. A. JACOUSON, K. R. S.

r GotoCoyne

Furniture Co.

For

Good

Furniture

FURNITUREUpholstered, Remodeled and

Eeflnislicd

The Right Way

j. hopFs CO.,limited

Dr. Hugh L. DickeyEye, Ear, Nose. Throat. 1150 Ala-k-

street (opposite Royal Hawaii'anHotel).' Hours: and 1:30-4-3-

Sunday, 10-1- Evenings byappointment, Telephone 3024,

cffifggPQff" "WWJiiWWmwrB ' - vw" ?gpi- - "mr'ttfiw

EVENING niU.nTIV. HONOT.l'M' T II TIISIUV NOV 20 1910

it :s t: j; :: :: :: :: :: u it ;: :: :: :: :s :t ti i

:: ::J NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. St

:: ttSt Owing to the demand for extra II i

SS space In the Evening Qulle-S- t

SS tin during the holidays It Is nr SS

If cctsnry that all advert alng cap SS

U Intended for the Saturday Itt'--e SS

it should be In the B u c 1 n cf itSS Me not later than Friday noon. SS

SS This applies to charges of copy as SS1

SS well as for new advertisements "SS Where extra large space Is re SS1

quested, It Is advisable to get the SSi

SS copy In by tho' middle of the SS

tt week, In order that special care Si

tt may be given to the sett ng and It!SS arranging of the advertisement Si

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H10 BALL 10

The ,iiii ball li s lo lie plaelilitniMii tun pairs of Y M (' A'

im n mil ,i ilki' number of St Louisalumni will be started In two wiokiwith the llr. t gsme im tho St LouIjiOUiU

St l.tuils men to pl.iy arc OiliornTiul Williams and laukea and WongI inlif nlnl tlitri I fiof I lint it IV 111 tin

iJolnmn mid St. loli ti and Lewis anilGorman tf the Y. M C A.

Slir.ihl the nlitninl deilrn lu putoilier to inn In tln i tiniest Y M P.A will ln nlilc to meet almost anynumbe, as theio ire n lau'e numberof goo I pl.i cis belonging (o tlm

IonKnoli team In tho torles Is lo plnv

with r.nh of the opposing loams, thoKiino to be olir fnrt IHo points onesnnil Iho toini winning tho gieiUstnumber of pidtits wins tho eorlo.

The miitLh 111 lie derided strlf t

l upon po'tits and not upon gamps

l'lrst games will bo phnod nt StUiuls poults mil the others to bopl.ied nt Y ,M P A gwninElitai a --

cutdlng lo pu cut pltiiiB Dimeter,tt Is possible to limit one g.mio go-

ing upon iMtli of tho pourts ro thatthe) iun bo placd that n Insteadof waiting for inch rim to pl.i onone rotirt first

There In talk nf a M.irlno le.imgetting Into the sirles and ierhinother outside teams will enter, unk-ing a larger than la now p'an-ne- d

i

Y. M. C A expects ,n challengefrom St I.oujs pluuus tnd.i or

whleh wlil bo tint signal foitlm formal prcparntloi s of ho sorloito be made

A NEW COMET

INJASTERN SKY

It would haullj lie worth wlillo totell tho renters of tho II u ! I lo t I u

that thorp Is another count In (ho

hcaiemi, as It will not lie of initrh In-

terest as It U not lhlblo to tin)

naked ep, and will not be wi ilurliigIts piesago With a powerful Bias,however, It In a pritty sight ntul canbe reon In nlmcut tho samo iiosltlonthat Mallei's lomet op upleil whenIt first bocairo lslb o In the eistcinsl)

This new wanderer Is Inrron mFaio's ronirt anil Is or the lessermngnltudp, but an Interesting visitornevertheless.

I PAS8ENGER9 BOOKED'

I'or M. N S S. Wtlliclmlna, forSan f'rnnplrco, Dee 7 O P. Cas-

tle, F. O. Hummel, Mrs I' G Hum-

mel, Miss C Wilson. Mis S. K llnr-il- s,

Mrs E. M Wlsncr W A. Mil-

ler, S Green, Mrs S Green S A.Sewall, Mis M Moiiphlef. Mlrs J.Kemi), M Monrilef, Mrs, R S. L.Morris, Mlrs D E Porter, Mlw EdnaHelsher It O llondprson, H S.TruKrott, Miss I.ad Macfarlane,Mrs M r. SI(oll. I.udwlg Sell I IT,. I.T Mirsluil1, MUs Mnmlo S Iirader,r I! 1linmison, Mrs Ann i lllodgott,Mis P K Hook, Miss Dnrnthy Hoolc,

Mies A C Kelsei, Mies 11. Alexan-der

i r. r. fln'lf tlitu nrinninrm Ibo llltlosteamer Nocau will sill for tho portsalong Koolau Kami She will takoiiotlilne hut fiolgbt It Is expectedthat shn will rolitrn on Thursday

LOCAL AND GENERAL

Autos, $1 per hour, l;owls Sl.iblos.Mrs U r Stncknble returned on

the Ulllii liulmi toilii)A tool boor nt tbo Anc'ior Slilmm

curies elen Don t forget It '"iIf oiii limn- - or dog Is stel: A Ut

Ilowat, I) V S rhoiiu JJJU JtRO's ulthunt najlng th it i'ii-j-tilin-

la llest ut 'I ho Uncoil'NK.elirlr shiip; no Ions w.iltn.

Mil ut Ilnrln rrjluii. Until slnil. 'Oit jotir cciipiiiiH fm .Ml .i Dolly

from I'.irls ,Ly jjliopiilni; ut WjiiuityMarsb h

A II Doiideio nrrliod on theluila) from u liu-li- trip in

Kim Krniicls(oS M Duinon trturiu I toihi on tbo

Wllbelmlnit from u uiuiblnul biislm "iu'ld plensuru tt lp on tin- - iniilnliiuil

IMtium Ih tlm men w,to full tosee in c ti hiIikhi Hipiiso nl Wiilp.iliuowing lo iiroiost'i filed .is.ilimt Hip uHon

II P Heok!o who wis olei ledfor I lie UlHtrlct or Koli.il i to

luinoit In his h o on ll.iw.ill thisinornl ik '

Fred C Smith, of tho O.iliu ll.iilunxft I.imil Comp.im, mill .Mrs Smith,

todi from the coast on thoUlllicliulnu

No li'il.y Joints nr imMIt plpoi whenthe plumbing i ilutu- - L lolin .Nott,tho I'lohfOr I ihiiiIkt. JS.I .Mori limitstrott Telopliono l"3l '

Jjiiii'S Ako of Kallni. Koin, II iwall, lo.t on tlio Mniini Iji.i nt uoo'ito lay. Mr. Ako Is One; cf Ibu proiuliiout residents i.r Kullun

For dlntllled water, litre's KnotDeer and nil ollur popular dtlnksKing up Phone 217.'. ConsolidatedSoda Works '

Jnri I (i SpjIi'i. mpmer of thoKoui Tobaito (' mpin who bisboon visiting In l inn for tho laRt two

tuuiiiPi! I ulii) to Knit iTbo public si'inolK ol MakuMio and

Kula li.ne In on ilinnl on uiuiunl ofdlphlhoiii Tin kIiiiiiI at WiilnliitInn boon i!ooJ on u count of nioas-Io-

'Iho llonrd of Suponbors will liaosomething llko 5 lo. i in li.iuil ooito the now llo ird, accoullng lo u rt

iniide to tlm 1'o.ird toiln L

Suponhoi LoganI' II Ooki of He II ink of H twill,

neeomp.iiilul b .Mri Cooko and olubdrin weio imswia h In tbo Miiiinl.oa nlich called at unoii loil,i forKoua an I Kuu pints.

llenrj Ma A. Co, Lid , the leaillnggiocors, rocohod this uioitilng by .hoWllliiliiilua a hhlpuant of fioi.li

units nnil wgttaljloi iimlI'm llun Crimiiur) buttor

Itw ucn ,I iw In.t ta'Mi an apisulfiom tho Jiiilgmtni ol In lg OmpoiillsmlsHlug tbo wilt of bab is coipitsmid the i no .ax tnln pluoil ilu Iboc ill ml ii of tbo Sum.. no (on t

Theio r up enn, hi Iho iopit.thatThus Mo'liulu has Iipoii iiiiiusluil toput n stop to tlm ilrlukliu In a lotnear his k.iIooii No Lompblnt hasIiclii mailo ngilnst him on this rpoio

Y. Akla. malinger of tlm Yoko-hama Spcde Hank, took a tllng tripto III'o In the flagship 7l lima ,Ki 'it'lls muinlng llo will letiiiu nextSaturilin morning

It S llosiner. Ibo g i. eminent forester was among iho outgoing p'nien.gors this moriilli lu tho Mniiua Ko i

llo will gi direct In Itiln, wliouco bowill inipooil to tho otbei pirts of theIslam!

T I Itin 'he Don dletitor.who piodlctcil Iho lctoiy of thu

pirl) at tho Inst election iotiiiiit'd to Hllo this mottling It Isnot known whin bo will to lloiiolulii again

Oceanic I edge F. & A M. held Usnuiutil election of oincpis last ovenIng )r f S F.ilrwoalher Ix in istorI i: Morgm Finlor wnriiP'i; I! l

lll.incliaiil Jiuiloi wanlen; W II

(oit, sopretnr. end C J. Do It so.ticibiner

IMunnl nun who mailo applicationrn a hotel llquoi IIcciifo at I'airl Citydid irst receive iinliIeintloii of lhoLlipnr Coiuinlfli'ltiu jnstcnliy mi

of not )inlng a m.ijorl'v oftho property hohleis signing lictlllouHis petition wus rofcrtol bic'clo filmfoi fuitlicr art Ion '

l!iir,;li.in blow tho sate lu tho Pen-flfd- i'

(III) lank and It Is icportodthu n large amount of cash was slot-ti- l

tiotlior with J'Jto wiuili ofRtanipx Doti'cthcs lino boon calledfinal Chicago

T II ltcckiiiojor, a prlnloi, ifnd HImcr I'etorson, 17 enrs old, woio nrlcstcd at Suit I.ako City Utah, char;cd with forging Chicago. Hmllniitim& Qiilncy Hnllionl companj pischecks

W e ii 1. 1 j II it 1 1 e 1 1 n 1 1 per j cur.

Fresh California

Fruits and Vegetable

Received This Morning by the ' Wilhelniina"

CELERY, CAULIFLOWEn, ARTICHOKES,BRUSSELS SPROUTS, HORSE-RADIS- H ROOTS,

HUBBARD SQUASH, PARSNIPS, TURNIPS,GRAPES, PEARS,

"PURITAN" CREAMERY BUTTER.

Henry May & Co., Ltd.Lcatlino Grocars. .Phone 1271

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AODtT'ONAL SHIPPING

BIG JAPANESE LINERS NAY AHIT

HONOLULU AS PORT OF CALL

Nippon Maru Uou Proceeding to Hie Orient Bears AmendedSchedule that May Be Followed When T. K. K. SeversTics With Pacific Mai! Wilhelmina Brounht Laifjc Car-tj- o

and Many Entertainers Island Vessels' Depart Willi

Passengers and Much Freight.

Tho tint t is tnwnu i ot ii,i1i lo S".e.aiiio or tlio tn!l ,ii'omi'!it Hintfoi Man has '.oiinil mo I' trifle Maillo the 'Iomi lClfin I iltli i a p all nitfimiilitol i ml h lb- - liner NIikiuMain 111 it has Ju.n i on bod Hi's tunfinnuto I i lupin mil ('him mo nnti'nbor of unUfrs wins are lo tal.oi.t.iliin In tho AiiktIi Main n mrclieliilfii to go on Hie ru l htwo".ii lie 1 1.1 i: ist iiml l bo l'.ic lie i list

With tin- - .Nippon Mini mil tnuclIiik as iii'songois It. I II llaUor, F II

Cia l Hi I Kilnnii'i all I II W.I olfni in wbi will J ibi tho Amerli'tMini nt i lap im n pirt Tlioj willippnt il I Ih homo olllir of tho T. KK upon nrilvnl nt 1 ol

llikor ('mi j niiii I iiffiin l nrowoil Ifiiowii to trans I'.uillc ti.iM.lcrflwho liuc hid oiiarlin to use tlioI'lelfic Mull sic inn s In iinUIngigof bo w oin Hon iliilu and tho iniiii

I .mlAi cording to a re'icdiilc tb it Is no

foi w ml to lip in olllcos sKli'imois will li- - oiio-ito- il liftnoon Iho

Oilont mid Hid I'm 'Hi ciust of Hietlnltiil Si itos b iho Mpini'si lino.

In nlillllf'ii 'ii t lie .'li urn Muni mowIn put. Iljoio will lu tlio AmerleiMam mil the lloiu'tong Mam Hutfm Mime months iii'l Ins Iipii urnnl'ig on a iniilo tint eiliel f ro i

lu Units to Con I in I nil I Iiouth Amci can ports Thno in go sl7fd linersam also Incorpoia id lu Iho nowrtlipiliilo nnd wIipii It gios Into olToitllieio will ilnubtlfH bo Fovcral im

rh ni';."i Ii tho sailing d Mcsof Ibo Tonus Mam mil tbo Clilj i

Mm ii Tlio now liner. fion)o Mini,is duo to Ioim Hip s'llmnrif tlio iioginning of tlio now oir

It Ik presumed tli.T nt lpist Ihiooof tbo six vessel 4 will m iho regulircilia nt Ilonoliilii lliiniKli It Is lilt Im itid tint pcilnps threo hreer osiolswill fillow tlio greit clrclo rou'o i'tlio lime of tlio cir wlioi oxlonnlninotciiiotilH of lea nnd s'lk lie in progicss

Contrary to OMiedalloti there nobeen no Impoilmit tliaiuos In tlRtilT of tlu Nippon Maru Tint es-s-

was fis Ii mini foi twolip boiiriwhllo ofT 'Iio Sin rmio't-c- light nn I

In cniiBviiiiciu n Iho osrcl trallpl th'Mat son NavlgiUon liner Wllli-'lml-

nil tbo w,i to Honolulu Purs"! IMdlo Itiilserls leports n en lougli tripTho Nippon bionht qIoumi inFaii7rswins will ln mcf"iit this pirt TlioxpsspI is f.irijlngn rattier Biiinll ci $to tho i:i"n' Iho (lirniuli list or pnMiigcrs Include n iiumbci of mlsilinmips nlui'ili)' to'.nUons In Ibo Orlout as well n.rtvcral i!iirifoos oftlio I'blllpplnc luti'ni Kiiornnicnt whoniu going luck to I'uclo Sams fiiiheieit posse inlnn after h.nlng spoil .iMicallun lii iho boiuo Inud

The Nliis Jl.Jru broiighi mrr fourIjuiuliuhmcksdf ntiilnl.in 1 mall

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Load L'ne Must Do Visible.Under nn nsirecnicnt pirtlclpitol

in b owners of cssols In I ra ico,Rfrnnn, Norwly and Ihiglind, nilcraft not hiving. IhUr lonllng mirkslilalnl) on tlio side inllwij Int'uoiihow mil sten h Nn.cml oi 1 MillIn stibjti" t.i flap. Circulars to tint"Tic luno Iicj reechoil Isj consul?of tlio countries cimorno' to whomcniuptnlnts of non compllu.ifo nro toh undo Tho mark consists of a c'rclo n foot In diameter, the ctttor linoto iio nn inch in width mid throughtho rtntcr, foio and nf". Is pi'ntoil iMt i lis iino Inch wide, tbo upper linoiloslgmllng tlio depth to wlilth tins j

ctscls links when lonlod Anothermilk Is also li'cil, Khowliig I'io fichwiilor lo tiling lino that to wh'ch

nro liailln; 'n unite r and n low-o- i

one foi wlulir In Ibo North A'lenI'o "Iho mlo iIdim inl uppl i Aine-ilca-

o"e's, but it Is thou 'lit tlntit will l3 mile lo include them so m1

so Ilia" tho 'jvtoiii will bo unixo'ifil I

Shipping moil siy lint nt tlmosltiain.i sit amors nro Iiden with gnatoi citgrcs than thev em nitotv Inndlo and the plan Ii ii Iron adoptedto prou'iit III it almso Now Ym'iMmltliuo Hogirler.

"Pft1 ho flagchlp Manna Koi of the In

tor Island fleet left thfi morning nt10 o'flork for Hllo via laihiilnn. andotlipr Maul poitn. Owing tiij tlioprironro of the Hawaiian hand' atiho wharf to play lu honor of tliooutgoing passengers, n largo nuniborof the interested spertatnts iniwiloilthp dnch, beforo tho rtcanicr InrKedInto tho stioniu.

Y. Aknl, inanaRor nf tho YoKnlinmi Spppli IlitiK. nnd Serretir Ito oflie .lapaneso Cniiftulnto woro pisson I

r.crs for Hllo Mr. Akal will returnnext Bitunla, wlillo Mr. Ito wll remain mi Hawaii for two wieks.

Almo.t nil tho prominent l.ipinesoiioubiiits worn at tho whirf to sayAloba to them.

Texan on South American Route.A repoi '. from Now York Is to tho

crfoct that tho American lfiwallnuT. fitf.ll I ... T..1 nn I, n . linj nlin.li....! ,ivihim"! ,it,iii ii in i i niu iuii;iiby Umber and Company n largo Eastern shlpiliiK dim and that the oxboIwill Im placed on a run which will Inrliidii pni In along Iho Atlantic coastor South,, Amorlci with u terminal ntthe Illi or I'lato "Iho Tocnii Is nn oilburner anil lias been a mora nr lossf.unill ir figure In Hawaiian watorsv

Manchuria Cleaned up PineapplesfjVWIIIi tlio shipment i f pluoMiples

tifcfik Shoes

HAVE a number of smait dress models inWERegal Shoes. They're hound lo win the J'

approval of the d men in town, i

And the fit of these Regal dtess models is just atneat as their 'appcarar.ee.

i

REGAL SHOES '

are always built after the latest, exclusive customstyles and always fit like shoes,

because they are made in quarler-slze- s.

Your dress shoes should be absolutely correct

tZmKnMoikl

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need Kegals.

Regal Shoe Store,King & Bethel St

Mtaken by the l'aclflc MhII stoameiManchuria, tho output of tho Islandswas pretty well cleaned up, thoughtheio mo scattering onslgnnien"!that arc duo to arrlvo nt Honolulu firtianshl) naiit lis Ibo coast Had It notLeon for green and canned pineapplesa number of tlio San l'rancltco b inudsimmers would huvn loft Iho portwith tnlghly small cargoesHall from Kauai.

I'min Knunl tomorrow mjrnlng thosteamer W (1 Hull, Captain Thomp-son will nrrhn with imssengois andsugar Sbo nlls ngiln Thursday af-- I

ci in nn nt u o'cloLk, taking generaliiierchandlic.

Falls of Clydo Bringing Oil.A srlilpiiient of fuol oil Is now under

wa for the Islnmls lij Iho American111! Tails of Cldc. According to ca

bios hcio tlio vessel sillc 1

f i niu (laWnt.i jestcnl'O.

Llkellke to Sail1 ho Inter Island s'eanier I.lkcllko

will leao this arternnnn nt n o'clockfor Hawaii ports, She will take a fullload of general cargo consigned lothe plnntitlous along llnm.ikua coast

RaKarly tomorrow morning, the etc nn

cr Chiiidlna will enmc In from l.ihnlifa. Maul, bringing n number ofpissc-nscr- ami gcneial freight

Tlic Knual liner Klnaii, carrjln1;phsse,ngors hntl general freight willletso for her dcstliiitlou this ohmiIusnt Ti o'cloc'c Kha will return to Ho-

nolulu next Sunday morning.

Tho stcntucr Nllhait was nt Honti-np- o

list Tuesday, illscinrglng nndtaking on general cirgo from tho nibJir.cn t planCilions

IN FOREIGN PORT1

Tuesday, Nov. 23.ClAViOTA Aliled Nov. 2(5: Ship

Tnlls of Cljilo. hence Nov. 10.OAVIOTA Snllcil Nov. JS: Ship Tails

fif Cljilo fur HonoluluRAN TltANCISCO Sailed Nov 28: S

H Mlssourlan, for Sallna CruzSAN FIIANC1SCO ArrUod Nov. 20,

R a m S S Slern hence Nov 21SYDNI5Y Anlvisl Nov 28: S S Ma- -

knra hence Nov 12.FKATTI.i: Anlcil Nov 20 S S Co

liimlilun, f i inn Hllo, Nov. 21.SAN TltANCISCO Sailed Nov 29, 1

p in S S. Siberia, for Honolulu

HERE GALORE

There wan no lack of amusementen hoard lha Mutton NavlK.itluuliner Wlllielmluu while that usxeltt o.i moil down fiim Sao l'raiu isoo,nc online lo the pameuce Hintstepped ashore this noon,

Tho istel ui.-he-d with one hun-dred and nii.o cahlu nnd tlfl-tw- o

f.ttern(,e and nt least athird of thla minihor will rc'.iuilii nlllonolii u for fccvernl weeks and takeup work with one nf Koicrnl amuse,iiiout (ii!torprlsc3 tli.it n o lo assistIn wIiIIIiik ii way the tedium of InK'llnr Okiutence.

lor tho Ameilnn Circus thlrtone performers arrhod. Tlili nutn-he- r

Iniluili'j ii niiir.ho.-- of cleveriiml also n contlnKont or

clow uu,

The now Illjou Theitcr draws ncar-I- )a scorv of people, liicludlnK

and nnislrlaiis.I'ur tho Savoy Theater a half doz

en pmplo have arrived h tho essello talto tho place of vaudeville artlbtM who luvu hceu lioldlnt; forththere.

"We hid snino rot'en weather ontho way down." was tho commentconilni; from I'ursor Drew this moniliiB Despite tho fact that tho

weru not exactly kind In thetiftatinout of tho Kood ship Wllliel-min- i

tho passengers ull dcclnred thatthej hud experienced n very enjoy,uhlo tilp down from tho coast .

The Unci hrliiRs n laigo assortmentof iars;o Thero Is u Iiiiko ipiantltjof ktriictural steel work Intended fortho new Y. M C. A. InilldliiB Theditduos to ho completed for work ntl'u.nl Harhor will rocclvo somo

fiom tho Wllhclmlun, Cargofor Ilkuolulu Include!- - nearly Avethousand tons while that Intended forHllo will nKKrcKato elulit liundrcdtoiiB. Tlio greater part of tho shipincut thu Is to ho left nt Hllo con-slnl- s

or icrliliierA tlno oulicHtrii of four pieces en

loitalned the trnvolnrs each ovenlni;during tlio dinner hour.

On hoaid tho vessel Is n Hrgohiincli lliat will ho taken to Knhiilul

Chief of DitectUos McDulllu nndDeputy Sheriff Charles Itose inut theWllhaliulnii nt tlio (piuraiitlnc, thoreto grout Tom Conlln, n well knownSan rruuclscu oilirur, who coiiikdown hero to accompany Juen Mow,tho ulleged Chinese embezzler, bucklo tlm mainland

In rsuli r to properly Install the cir-cus, a large umouiit of "prupurtins"nro can led, Including u hlg tent,tlikot wiigoiis, cuges for tlio twonty-tw-o

dogs, and tmnpleto llttlngs for awell legiihiteil circus.

Fuu tho dogs no other animalswero brought oor for tho clrcuB

Coney GarageMeet All

Touching

I .. JsV1ARRIVED ,

Tuesday. Nov. 23. )

Ban rranclsco NIpiKin Mnrii, Japstmr , n. m, " . J

San rronclhco Wllhclmlm, Jl N.S. H, 10 n. in. I

Stmr Maul, Hawaii n jui

DEPARTED i II

Monday, Nov. 28.Ocean Island Colllnghanf llr.

stnir, ii. in,lliiwall ports Htlciio, stmr 5 p.

m. ii'Tuesday, Nov. 2D.Kona and Katt ports Mnuni I.oi.

stmt., noon.Hllo la wny ports Mnnn. Kca,

stmr, 10 n. in

PASSENGERS ARRIVED I

I'cr XI N. S S. Wllhelmlni.. fromSan KriincUcn, Nov 29 MIsb. MarvAlexander, Mrs II Anderson, . An-

drews. II Aurhoch Miss W P Ham-ar- d

I) Hollow, Miss M Ilruton, V.i; Duck, II K. Carrlnglon, Joe Cjc-rol- l.

Miss A. Cntternolo. Dr y i:.Clark, Dr. Paul Coko T Conllsn. S.M Damon, It W. DlRgs, A. II, Don-iler-

I.. Dunn, Mrs I.. pnn, Mr. nndMrs Alfred Elirmnn.'Mr. nnd Mrs A.M nislon, T l'ltiinlilck. It. T.'rieni-lu- g

C. Poster Mrs. J K, Clamlall. Mrsi: (lollnsky. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. AJ Her-ru-

Satuuol Heller, Mr. and M)s. II.V lluhnrt, liss Nelllo--, llfnri; Cap

tnln nnd Mrs. qhas. If. 'Mnwlafid. II.Iluher, Mr aiu Mrs. V. It. ijughesand child. A. II. Hunter, Mrs (I. K.Jacob), Kd. Kendall, Miss H.' Kennedy,Mr. and Mrs C. C. Kennedy, Mrs. Hi-zo- l

Keener, Hlrhnrd Klplltig,"S(r nnilMrs S Kubej, Mrs. It. K. Ijngtoii,Miss Nun Lewis, W, II. Mnlan.'JsmosMcOrath Mr nnd Mrs. J,fl. MCand-less- ,

D.J. Medbury, Mrs! K'A iMonl-minio-

Mrs II. U Morris, Chit Met-ne-

IM Moncrlef, A. W. NeclSy, II.Oxcrlieck Jr., Cajit. .1 lit Parker, Dr.and Mrs. J. S. IJ. Pratt antj tws chll-dic-

Mr and Mrs. T. Pratt, Miss T.Pratt, Mrs. I.. P. Priidhorn, Miss Dol.Itnymond, C A lingers" Mr's.Tlosoii.beic and two children and maid. Win.Halhuianti, Jnmog Itnwo, MlnsM,. C.Ilockc:, Mrs. tl. II. Itlclurilsoii.lll It.Rchiilz, Mr and Mrs. C. J, Sodhiuyr,Mrs. 11 C. Statknhle, Mr and) Mrs.i: Sill on. Miss Margaret Scot), Mrand Mr I A Scott, Mlsa W. Schmidt,Mr nnil Mrs. K C. Sinllli nmliclilltl.l.oula Siraus, Mis D. K. ThruiiS. Mr.ami Mis a W. Warner, Mrs. it, M.Watson, Miss H. Wntklfis, Mrsfi:. J.Waterman and child, .IWis N. Wright,Mis. A, S WrlgliMilf S, Wrlglfl, Mr.and Mrs. .1 M Whltenack. ;

Pc T K K. 8. S. Nippon ptnrii.Irom San riancisco Ilor Hoitiiulu:Miss i: Carter, Mrs. C. Condlct, W.Ilriino, Krwln nrmasml, Hrnesf Mat-thews, J. Morton, J. J. Nairn, Mrn. J.J. Nairn, A. W Schmltt, U II. "Whar-ton. Koi VoKiilnnm: I D. llaker, M.I.'lumcr, T. Carson, p. U. Ca!alr.Mis. M. Clark, It. DelscI, Mrs. II. Del-se- l.

II. Hxnei. Mrs. It. i:xner. K. l,

II. Kuni.--ii H. W. I.efTniin, S.Naknsato, K Okazakl, J. Ooka, S.Ooka, M. Ota. T. Sanagl. Dr. J. SchafT-iic- r

Kor Kobo: K. W. tlalt. Mrs. II.V. Cult, J. H. Police, Mrs. J. II. Pet-tc-

Miss n Pctteo. Tor Shaaghal:ov J II lleach, Capt. W. Klr'oif. Mrs.W. Klrton Kor Hongkong J. II Har-lo-

A. It. Illackhall. P P. llreti Rov.T S Ilucklngham, 0. P. Cow en II. IC.Duls, Mrs. 11. K Davis, 11 1 Dlk-'tcr-

II. K. K. Dlkkors, !., nroven-ir- ,(1. Hudor, C. Martin, W. It,

M Olson, A. C. Perry, lj Per-rj- ,J. Picdnd, A, W. Preston W. II.

D. Price, W, C. Iledfleld Mrx. W C.Itedfleld, H. p. Itedfleld. K. N 'IlenotC. 0. Scliacile, J. N. Holt.

PA8SENQER8 DEPARTFO f' - A-

Per stmr. Manna Kea. rrelnnn. forHllo la Maul portB, 10 a. in. Sam.Parker, Jr., P. O. Kniidscn, H. t. II

II. A. Olios, It. s, Ilosmer.Mrs. J. H. Tapllii, Mra. K. Hardv.Mrs. W S. May, W. N, IlallltiguY amiwife. II. U Day. wllo and bou, K. llo.Mrs. W. V. NOrdall, Mrs. A, I.cWman,It. O. Dods, J, T. Marshall. Miss lKokuewa, M. S. Pacheca, DrTSLukt!Mrs. Aflag. Miss Kernnndoz, Miss ll!Sopor. H. Ileldow, W. J,(I)e'r II Pllaldwln, W. Oreen, V. Akal, Mrs. Kb".mnaca, P. Hlgglns, T. J. Ilyan, Ito.v.II. IC. I'ooi oo, Albort Mattoon.

Stmr. Mauna l.oa. ror Kotia-lCni- tixnts, 12 nofin. c. Ilolto, Danlo' Kill-aln-

Mrs. C. P. Kaumantv re II.Cnoke, Ilov. T. Okamurn, Jus. Akn,II. (1 Smith. Miss II. Urreo; 'j. Dan-lel- s

nnd wife, Mrs. J.a. Magoon, Hii.geno Alu, Jiimes Crowes, (leo J,Campbell and wife, Ilov. Kekiiowaand wife, Mr. Cockctt. II. MoWayimMiss (Ireenwell, Mrs. Todd and childMrs. 11. Caspar. Mr. and Mrs Yiswell.Mrs. C. A. Wills and 2 chllduni.' 'I TRAN8PORT 8ERVICP

v Jnufoid at Ran FranelRco.Ulx snlled from Snn rranclsco, arr.

Honolulu, Nov, 21, .Iigan, nirhed at San rranclsco, Nov.

13.

Sherldin, silled from Honolulu forMnnlln, Nov H. ( N ,'

Shorman, failed from Manila 7or SanI'rnnclsco, Nov.' 14.

j PA8HENQER8 BOOHED

Per stmr Klnnu, for ICaual,o7tB.Nov. 29. K. A. Kninlaen. Mrs. Knud-se- n

Per stmr. Mlkahala, for Maul midMolok-i- l poitB. Nov 29 TitivlhT Koa-pu- a

Mrs. j. r nrown? !ti!&3i K."'"""i ii. nicveigu,

AutomobilesSteamers

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SPECIAL BARGAINS

ORIENTAL REPPA pretty dress fabric, comes in Green, Wistcun, Tongee, Bluoand White. Price 35c. Spe jal 25c a yard. J

,, EMERALD STRIPES

Self colored striped silk material in Brown, Ponfjcc, Lavenderand Pink. .Price 40c. Special 30c a jard.

WASHABLE MIRROR SILKin the beautiful "Rajah" fin'sh, all fashionable sliades. Price75c. Special 50c a yard,

NEW DRESDEN RIBBONS

5'2 inches wide. Regular Price G5c and 75: per yard. Special50c a yard.

- 25-INC- H TURKISH ROLLER TOWELINGExtra fine quality. Price 45c a yard. Special 35c a yard.

Sachs' Dry Goods Co., Ltd.,Cor. Fort and Berctania S'.s. Opp. Fire Station.

NEW TRIVIMED HATSWERE RECEIVED ON THE WIIHELMINA

K- - UYEDA 1028 Nuuanu St.

No wonder the PIE was liked

It was made of

Heinz Mince Meat!t

All the Grocers Carry the Heinz "57"Varieties and Rccommand Them

AS THli BliST.

Xmas CardsOf Wonderful Beauty

Even if you are not KlnB to4end a Christmas Card youshould not miss looking atour stock. Never were thecards so beautiful and neverhave we had such a large as- -

sortment.

Hawaiian News Co.,Limited

Alex. Young Building

Office Supply Co.,LIMITED

Dealers In

REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS,

TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES,E FILING-- CABI-

NETS and BOOKCASES,

OENERL OFFICE STATIONERY,

031 FORT STREET

TOYS! TOYS!CHILDREN fcAPPY AGAIN

Our Toy Department now open.with a Fresh Stock of TOYS, GAMESand a splendid 'line of BOOKS.

WALL, NICHOLS CO.,1 LTD.King Street

TOYS! TOYS!All Sorts of Toys

A. B. ARLEIGH & CO., LTD.

Everything in Books!

BRONpDLTD,,Alex. Young Building

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perfect rolls will reach you. That'why it never leaks. There ire no

flaws, no thin places, no weak (pots.

Once it is on the roof, the water

M viil not get through. yA sample will show you why.1

Send for it it's free.

LEWERS & C00r(E(LTD.

177 South King St.

M. E. Silva,UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMEB

Prompt and Polite AttentionCHAPLAIN LANE, 0PP0S1TX

CATHOLIC SISTERSPhone 1179 Night Call 1014

Assessment No, 13

HARRISON MUTUAL ASSOCIATIONHonolulu Branch

Is duo on November IS, 1910, andbocoiucv delinquent December IS,mo,

SHAW & SEVILLE

NEW MONUMENT WORKSKing Street, Near Alakea

Near Alakea ,

ForccgrowthWill do il

Cookwith

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EVHNINO 1IUM.KTIN, HONOLULU, 1 II Tt'USDAY. NOV 29, 1910

RECITAL GREAT

Music Lovers Will Be Out in

Force For EVcnt at" Opera House.

Thf! npllt nf Innlchl ninl. In fnrl(( imtny luumliH vw III lie thu lolln re .

ellnf tit tlio Oporn limine liy Mri Arthur Diink'ttu limnlln, nsslslnl li)Mrw. Itlloy Itnrrla Allen,, Hoprnno nntlMIsh KIpo Wcrtlimiicller, nccnnipanl-qui- .

Tlio iccltal Ik lo bo under tlioKtiilccs of the Kllolinmi Art l.vnsucI lie inoiiilicrs of which nrc expectedto turn out In force, at lmlt tlio piocicdit of the iccltnl ntc to ro towardst new ImlldliiK for Iho lenmic.

'in nildltlon to the uiemlierH uf theArt I.enRiio "Honolulu's music loierenre cvpected In InrRo numbers tiwlnj:to IIi!h IioIiir the flrnt public appearlure or Mi h. Iimalls since her ictiirnfiom KtndlcH alnoail.

Tickets nuiy he securcil this evenliiK nt tlio Opera llouso and no onenhould hiIhs the opportunity of heapIiir the lino niuslcnle that Is nsstiieilrollonlui; In the program:

I'AUT I.

Sonntii (Knott n na thu "I)o II'b

Trill") Tnrtlnl (1713) AndanloTempo Otisto IirKO Klmrtc.

Mm. InciillH.(11) "Souk of May"

Margaret Itntlivcti KariR(u) "Sow; of Juno"

Mrs. II. II. A. Ilcucli.Mis. Allen.

Concerto In I) Minor UracilAdagio 1'in.ilo

Mrs. Iiik.iIIh.PART II.

(n) "I'inirquol?" (Why?) ..Uhninlnaiio(b) "l'o Seen the Swallows l'asn

l)y" Del 'AcnuiiMrs. Allen.

(a) I'rcludo Ilindcl(b) "Ilcreeiiso Shno" Kerml.i(c) Uutnorosqiio (by request). PMirnk(il) "Doiitsclicr Tnnz" . .. .Dltteisdorf

Mrs. Innalls.'Soiir of the WkIU," Arln rrum "The

MiikIc l'luto" Moz.ut U780' Mrs. Allon.

Hondo Caprlccloso Saint H.icnsMrs. IiiRalls.

nt.Mi ro.n:itT.The Hawaiian band will play this

ovenlnK lit Thomas Square nt 7:50j'clock. Tho pioRram follows:March Tho Fairest of tho Falr.Sounu(hcrture Titus MozartMatch Powhatan's Daimliter.. SousaSelection Tho Doheinlan Cltl (by

request) , IlalfeVocnl Hawaiian BongH.ar. by KcrsorSelection Suite lloheinlnu .. . HumeWaltz The Syrens WuldtcufolI'olku A Good. Kiss ('onto

Tho Star Spangled llanner.

At u o'clock this ociiliig, tho MI'kahnla will take her departure forMolokul. Maul nnd I.anal. where shewill discharge a lurgo shipment ofgeneral cargo. Hho will return onSuii(la bilnglug, It Ik said, n loadof sheep and cattlo from l.anni nndtlolokul.

Keg. Sale Price,

$35.00 Dresses $22.50 each30.00 " 20.00 "

ColorsHcg.

,5.00 Dresses

C.50, J '". "

7.50 "

0.50 "10.5014.50 "

Sale Price.

$3.50 each--

4.50 " - rf

5.00"0.507.50 "

8.50 "

BfIBK Let lll HPV--. .. IH COIDCI h,of tho K

m y m loom Ma

A TOOTU Ri , p "41a power I fcfilH V, dnilv life,

an U- $4fi8mn wsi MmHmft 5 fl8

IS ON

Canned baseball will bu the attra --

Hon iiRaln tonight at Y M C. A , theWhites goltiK up ncalnst the Katilu-wclii-

Mills nf the Itcds pltiblliRtho patno for the Whites as CnnnonIs ea Iiik blliiwlf for tho regularKiinio on Thursday c enliif?i The R.une toulKht ptoniltes to bomi cxcltlni; one tho Kauluwel.is hav-Iti- K

beaten a picked team from V. M.C. A. two week; ngo, and Just beingbeaten by the titles last week.

I'lglit o'cliHk Is the hour set forthe game mid the general public Islinlted to attend.

While lineup tonight Is:Chris Lewis, r, Oeorgo Mills, pi

Itosu. lb; M. IVrrelrn (dipt.), 2b; J,Clark, 3b; II. Marino, s; W. Uiise-inn- n,

rf; N. N'ott, If.

FROM THE JUNGLE.

Ferocious wild beasts direct fromtho work-shop- s of (icrmaio's best

Dolls for the girls. Im-

press Wagons, Horses and Carts,Mechanical Tojs i:cr.tliliiK for thoboy and girl. All new A. II. Arlclgh& Co, Ltd, Hotel near Hitt.

KAM RIFLE CLUB

The Kamchaniehu Manual SchoolItllle Association held Its annualmeeting In lltsliop Hall Saturday, thomembers of the three upper gradesbeing present. Tho election of of'fleers for the coming je.ir was held.I' li. Ilnrne was elected president ofthe club. Captain Winters was elect-ed captain of the rllle team. Therewere fhe nominations for tho posi-

tion of secretary nnd treasurer, 1)

ICal.il, W. Kamaloplll, K. Mackcnzlo,Hon llussey nnd II. Mnhll.on. Someof tho ballots wore not marked rightunit bo were not counted After a

close run Cadet Major It Mahlkoawas elected secretary iinil treasurerbeating Captain Kuuialnplll by threevotes. Tho latter withdrew nnd thenMiihlkon wns elected utianlmouslj.

In Norway thoso who u7u notmay not vote.

Remarkable Values in

Ladies' DressesWeek

Newest Models Large Assortment

Ladies' Messaline, Silk, and Net Dresses

Ladies' LingerieDresses

Assorted

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CANNED BASEBALLTONIGHT

ELECTS OFFICERS

For This

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$27.50 Dresses $18.5025.00 " " 17.50

Ladies' Two-Pie- ce

Beg.

$ 5.50G.50

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Suits

Suits

Sale

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Sale Commences Monday, Nov. 28

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Osteopath175 BEBETANIA STBEET

Phone 1733 I

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JOHN NOTT.183 Merchant Street,

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EveningDAILY and WEEKLY Published by BULLETIN PUBLISHING LTD.at izu jung street, nonoiuiu, Territory of Hawaii,

&1 Daily every day except Sunday. Weekly issued on Tuesday of each week.I MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Wnltaco R. Rcirrlnuton, - EditorSUBSCRIPTION RATES PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.

IJVU.NItNU HUUI.IillN111 Mouth, tiwliie In U 3 .... 7nPer U""ttct, miywnrn In U S , 3imTct Yrr, iiTlirt tnUS. n.ihiPt Vcm, ut Did, ImeiRfi, ., .. IJ,M4

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CIRCULATION LARGEST OF ANY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHEDin the Territory of Hawaii.

Tp 1 Editorial I Rooms,B,, Business Office,

TUESDAY

In this world the" one thing supremely worth having is theopportunity to do worthily a piece of work the doing of whichis of-vit- consequence to the welfare of mankind,

Roosevelt.

Havinci decided that Christianity makes no distinction inthe race, color or nationality of mankind, the Honolulu Y.M. C. A. is in a position to go forward and accomplish some-thin- rj

for the common good.

FEDERAL FUNDS

Dclctiate Kuhio's splendidof the Tcrritorv under the Federal appropriations for harbors, defenses, public buildings, scientific investigation ofleprosy, and a general adjustment of these islands to thestatus of a Territory gaining all the benefits ofan integral part of the Union, would be crowned with stillgreater achievement If he could return from the comingshort session of Congress with the report that the Dolliyer-Dav- is

bill had become lav; and Hawaii had secured its fullshare of Federal funds under that law.

There is no fear that the Delegate will do his utmost toimpress upon Congress the great importance to these 'is-

lands of this Federal legislation.To make his effort more effective, however, he must have

the aggressive support of the people of the islands. Mem-

bers of Congress who will hear the arguments of the bus-

iness men and educators of the mainland must also hearfrom the people of Hawaii that this particular measure goesfar toward solving one of our serious educational problems.Under the Dolliver-Dav- is bill as it is now before Congress,Hiqh schools for industrial training would be established onevery island of the group and perhaps more than one oneach island. Throuqh these institutions the youth of theland could gain the training that will put them in a positionto make the most of the opportunities presented in this landof agriculture.

Hawaii has always made the just claim tiat it should re-

ceive for educational purposes a share of the revenues paid

the Federal Government through our custom house and theinternal revenue department. , ,

This bill will enable Hawaii to obtain a liberal Federal en-

dowment for its public school system without putting theTerritory in the position of calling for special legislation,

Our people should make up their minds to provide liberal-

ly from local revenues for the public schools and thus dem-

onstrate to Congress our exceptional right to recognitionthrough the passage of this law that will supply a great needof the youth and at the same time be a fitting memorial tpone of the greatest progressive leaders of our common coun-

try.Every citizen should be alert to render whatever assist-

ance the Delegate and those with whom he will work in Con-

gress may suggest, to forward the Dolliver-Davi- s law hatmeans so much to the future of the boys' and girls of Hawaii.

SHRINERS WILL

COME N fORCE

(Continued from Pace 1.)

Wllholmlm had receive I )iructIfiiokuMle U BCq,

AccorcllMB to Mr McCamUcBH, nilthe IcQuaM

visitingjne pro- - McQunld

Iiukdocii mapped out andj$ is In r(fJtnc3s for delegation 'toBl '' takp up tho pllgrlmago to HonoluluK Mecca.Bjjt' Tlio miitjer seildlng forth ho

Invitations, 'and the retilpt of theirK nfccptancViiau been placed In churgor of tho Imperial l'otentnto CouncilB Trcjl llnc, Shrlners from allf, United States hnvo been biddenr Uo'Hiako the trip the list of thoseL. "vl"i signified their Intention of comI jfnB aro men drawn from tho highestBTriuika In fho profession it and com- -

Irccrclal llfo ot tho mainlandfjt '1 Tho local Shrlno U more than on

Kf' tliuElab(l(.'iocr tho Invasion of visIS Horn, ,

m, " Mr, iiUiMIm. MlCuiiiIIcbs wuro thoK n henrt reception at

tho hnndsfif tlio dolognllon of localK Miironnljrhf) paid their respects toffilitho ''lltvliliU'iUuUlojstouuqiJJo throtigltMlioifZliannBfrnn'li rslmeBBaloiissidbuelhurrTuls ihornro?,

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FOR EDUCATION.

record in reconnition

M'fAID CASE

UP TOMORROW

W M McQnuld will luububly nowwaive iiximilmitlnn In thu Districtt

I Court unit Ills ume will romo up for

, ,,morning but tho request of Pros.ccutlng Attorney Cathcart tho mutterwas carried 'over until the followingd.i

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DEDICATE CLUB

On llMukcglvIug Day tho ManilaLuilgo of i:ikn dedicated 1U now clubhoiibo with appropijatu ccicinoiilci,tho now club being the finest pf anyIn Maulli now iiml tho now aim)and na being second to It,

Until clnbi nio built on tho rxlonsloii of tho I.imotn within a ntnno'i

WM!iUVShaiKof reinforced cooe'rote . w..DeSTeilptlou dr'thoEI lubIu u

itrrangoments fo assembling and Ii reprint ntcd byof tlio Blirln- - neys Doutliltt, Coke and Stanley, who

crs liaye.'uViu completed accompanied nt court Ibiscram all

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I6VENIK0 ItOLLETIN. HONOLULU, T. II, Tt'KSDAY. NO 2D, 1010.

HousesUNFURNISHED,

h . .i.rfi No. Bcdroo ns. Trice.

Aiea 3 S5000) Kaimuki, 7th 0 4500 '

JKamchtimcha IV Rd....4 25 00Ictt'crs Rond - 3 30 00Kairchamcha IV Rd. ... 4 25 00Waipio 3 12 00Bates Street ..t 4 50 00Kamchameha IV Rd. ' 2 15.00Kinau Street 3 30 00Bctctania Street 3 3000Waialae Read 3 32 50School S reet 3 40 00Bcrctnnia Street 4 37.50Kinau Street 4 32 50

Co.,

FOR SALE

Two Fine Lots in.

Y Bargain

Bishop Trust .Co., Ltd.

BETHEL STREET

The office of the

Wirelessis now in the Telephone Building onAuams italic, a telephone call willbring a boy for jour message.

recent Jssuo of CablcuuwB-Anierlca-

follows:Tho building Is of a peculiar archl

tectum, Italian, adapted to tropicalconditions and concrete construction,It has three stories and a roof gar-den that is a dream of tho gods. Th3loot gaidcn offers tho finest view Inall Manila, and the hiccius up therqtake ono back to daH of liar Harborand Capo I'orpolso. With u nioonian orchestra and a ladlis' nlbht, thisgarden nix.it will bo popular bejondexpression

I ho main lodge-roo- Is on tho second floor and Is two stories high Itwill bo furnished with Mission furnltturu from the United Stales, and tholloor will bo of Philippine nnrrn,which is n great deal like rosewood,Tho llbrar) Is also on the secondlloor, In front, ocrlnoklng the

Upstairs nro twcle Bpiclotifbedrooms for tho uso of memliriHthat Come In from tho provinces f"?a short btny and for gucbts of tholodge.

Onjtho ground floor nro tho diningroomjcifo, billiard room," ladlci' re- -cciitliln mom ami kitchen.

Thro aro about ,430 members Ii

L"&

For Rent

Trent Trust Itdl

Puunui

Holiday-Framin- g

Wc use the same crafts,manlike methods in makingour frames as in our Christ-

mas Novelties all originalwith a well balanced stock toselect from.

gu!r!r!ey's

tho Manila ljoilge, and'tho new (pi li-

ters will bo thoroughly appreciatedl)v all for thej a.e nidniy, bcvutlfulIj decorated, and hava overj r 'able comfort Oiitslilu the mtiaucc u great elk's he id Is t l

cd This head - live leUfrom Up to tip of its horns Work,Is being carried on around tho buildlug, and rojilwajr and luwna willsoon tako tho place of debits andditches. Tho whole I.nnotn Ilxtcuslorbids, fair to bo a work that Manilapcoplo can point to with prldo as aspecimen of what thowholo city v. Illlook like In tho QOiiisoiOf n few cars

Tho report that Overall, Chi-ag- o

s pitcher, wilt romo castnet sprln to coach tho Yalonine Is without foundation, accordlug to a statement Ituucil last nightby tho baseball ascoclatlon. I.ushwill again havo rliargo of tho teimand the prospect for a strung ulnaseems good. Uurdctt '129, a formercaptain of tlio Audqvqr team, ItclllyUS, McCrcery 'US, Ilonnctt '123

I, and Scott '13 from last j car's fresh-man team aro valuable nicii,, t

i

'

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- t. ' .

- mi

if a.21

Wat'erhoiise Trutt .Vi ,.- - it

Real Estate Tor Sale

Just what you have been waiting jfor.

Building- - lots-wlth- in walking dis- - ,tance of business dis rict at a reason- -

(

able price.

"WALKER LOTS"King Street. . lots 50x150.

"-- " $900'to-$1.20- 0.

There areonly.i2of these lots,"""' .J ,'alU, berfutlfitlly' ' t

plantecf' '

in shrubs' " ';''' ,

and trees.

Waterhotise TrustFORT (AIfD MERCIIAJjfT, STREETS IIONOtULU, T. n.

OAHU COLLEGE

TO DEVELOP ART

t .n tn

Course iAIong'lPopular LlifrJaWill Be Given After

Christmas.! H

The TriiKlces of O.iliu Collegethat a new couriso In "Tho

Aiirccl.illuii of Art" will bo givenat I'unahou af:cr the Christmas vaca-tion b Mrs I'. I Weaver. Thocourfo will bo lu tho nauro of talks,twciilj In number, on those things Innit which the ordinary olnoiver can0 prcclnle and admire. The coursewill not ho technical but will dealwith tho subject In such n way as toinako It Interesting to all Such acourse will bo an admlrnblo prepara-tion for a trip nbioad and nt tho sametime will gj far ns a 8uli3tltitto fortuch ii trip In telling Just what, tolook for In n picture or In n schoolof painting It will lulp to glvu thomeans of engagement In observingnn plctiuo II) grouping famoiu pic.tines In tho galleries the talks wiltmake It easy (ot a visitor to pick outtho really famous works of nrt Inam which sho may visit.

I'liotogiapliH and prints wilt bo usedlaigclv iih llliistrnllvc materia and ata basis for talks ami for question Alaigo additional order or books capti-Clal-

tclected for this courso hasgono forwnid. Thcfo will ho ldacedIn Cooke Library for the use of theclass A tuition feo eumclcnt onlto cover tho expenses of the Institut-ion will bo chnrged for tho courso

ECZEMA A GERM DISEASE.

When tho skin of nn eczema sufferer Itches and burns lu untold agony,do j on know what Is going on withintho porca of that skin?

M J rinds of mlcrojcoplc animals argnawing at the flesh, breaking downtho line cells and causing festersthick scales nnd that terrible ItchTho germs multiply faster than Naturo can thiow than off.

Now, there U onl) ono way to gotrid of these germs thej must bo killel In their lodging plucfr. Dosing thestmiich or trjlng to cmo tho bloodwill not, of course, kill tl.o germs, andthat Is whv alt the blood remedies fallIn eczema; that Is also vhy salvoswhich do not leuctrnts can do no per-ria- l

cut goodOl dinar oil of wlntergrccn proper'CJitHuniIfd In liquid form will

tho pores of the skin andkill the cczdna germs. If propcrl)mixed with tlivmot, gljccrlue nnd oth" hm'cdlcnts (ns In I). 1. I), l'roi- -

r'.rUon) this wath will build up the'Issue of tho skin nnd promote Itshealthy growth, giving Nattiiu adn nee, whllo killing tho germs fustcrtlnn they can uiiiltip'v

Honolulu Drug Company of IIiIh clticeommeiids 1). II. D. Prcscrlptloii, ulso D I) I) Soap.

The grand old sajlng, "It Is ncvortoo ato to mend," must hnvo beenwritten b tho mother ot a largofamlb f growing .children.

"Throwing money to tho winds"makes the uv i.itora fly for It. At-

lanta Constitution S

Pineappl cs. Order Now ,

AvoidXraas Rush i

ISLAND FRUIT CO.,72 S. King Street

Ir--

HoTrardWatchesAgain we call your atten-

tion to the wonderful time-keeping qualities' of Ihe How-

ard Watch..Nearly, every tay th,? How- -

ard gains a life long friendin a'lipw purcliftscr, Howardwatcj-.spat'- e huU1. onplt,'nes principles. ConstrJicJ'Sto stand the test of years andkeen accurate time.

Come into our store andlet us talk "Howard Watch"to you, v

H. F. Wichman

& Co.. Ltd.,Leading Jewelers

il FORT STREET

hn7

5333353535$5$$$5$5SKvfor InfantsWhat is

n

Is n IinrmlcHs Hiilmtitiifo for Cantor OIF,Paregoric, Drops nnd SoolSiiiiR Sjrupn. It U

pIcnHnnt. It contains neither Opium, Morphine- - nrother Narcotic Hiihstnnco (rnrcotics stupefy). Itngeisits guarantee 'it destroys Worms mid nllayaFcvcrishncss.-- , ft curcn Dinrrhica ntu Wind Colic.It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipationnnd flatulency. It usuimilntcs the Food, regulntcitho Stomach and Ilotvels, giving healtMy and naturalsleep. Tho Children's Pan aeon The mother'sFriend.

Tlio SI j&?tf-t-- T' n every wijppcr

ilpniituro of W!sV3; of Bcniilno CmiorloPhysicians Recommend Castoria.

"Mr tlenu inrtrltlil; praLa thq action of yourCMtorbu" f V.V.luiiYn,.M IJ .

UuCilo, N. Y

Daring my m.HrAl prncllro 1, kiow nfCCMi vlicro yv ir torU wm rr.crtti,il nn.1 uudwlUoulreulu." K. MoiwMii. M.IIIII! Bt. LouU.Ho.

"Toor Cwtorlii I trrtA'nly P10 crralrrt rcnifljrfor'thiMrin I knnrof, I know 10 otlitr

urcpuxiou l.lc!i l llif.UilV S. bcuwiinr, II n ,

i Kaiuu CU7, Un,

Children. Cry for F

In Use For Over 30 Years.

An Appreciated Gift

Has value in the eyes of the receiver for its beauty nnij useful-net- s.

Imported Chinese goo Is have both these qualities.

Among the articles wc ars showing arc DRESS SILKS, SILKSHAWLS, HANDKERCHIEFS and SHIRT WAISTS in all colors.

Buyirg a made easy when you see this display.

Wc invite jou to tall.

Wing Wo Tai 0o.v011 Nuuanu, near King St.

'TT

TRADE GIVEN,

ALL. PARTS

Fhonc 3181c '

W Queen 'Streets

and ChildrenCastoria?

I tiea ,our CwtoHii Ami tivlR Uf Dso la utfaiullka wlicro tbcru &ru cl IKlrtn "

3, W. DiitLiLi, M S,' Cblcgo,lll.

"TonrCnrt irltl.tlic rrmntr In Ih. worltfor cblMitu ul Uo only ") I ueo toil recoia.luccil." AtkU OhilTUhi), M I),

1 Omiln,

.I linTv urrti jimii H'ikiiiim a Liuiitita 111 imrfi of clnMrtn tor ycrtr pit with nioit

ati.l fnltv tulotfan. It ka St aafn trmnty" t "" -

)otladelphJ,Fa.

otchcr'c Castoria!

Fhonc 1020

J

fou:,'i)iiii

you want to drink. suchasCRIJSTA BLANOA nnd'lNQLENOOKWINES. KINO SCQXqKA

MUMM'S CHAMfAilNE,which we carry.

Wc also carry a line of otherWines and Liquors, and deliver toany part of the city.

MACFARLANE MO.,

J. k-- GILMAN,Shipping and Commission

Agent forArthur Sewall & Co., Bath, Me.

Parroit & Co., San FranciscoBadger's' Fire Extinguisher Co.

General Fire Extinguisher, Co.,'CHINNELL SFRINKIS)

, Neuinan'Clook Co.S. ' (WATCHMAN'S CLOCK)

Xoyal Standard TypewriterAaohen & Munich Fire Ink. Co.

FORT STREET, NEAR

W.C. Peacock Co., Ltd:Wines and Liquors

FAMILY TRADE A SPECIALJY"

Sole AgentsMont Rouge Wines

ROSA & CO.

Beers; Winfcs andLiquors

FAMILY SPECJAL

DELIVERIES TO OF'UUi UIXX '

R01A & C0.iAt'akea and

K.b.

btppj

WHEN

the(bcst,

WILIJAM5,

full

AUTOMATIC

MERCHANT

ATTENTION

WHISKEY,

LIMITED .,'i ,.,, . .... . ... . .

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.n'.Phno(! 2020 ,j'f jvUapn BifeetoHou

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Hffi39pS!99jHHiH

I?I " iM w t w W fc WJi

1yX

)

A Pair ofv w

PackardShoeso

for

Xmas- - . .

will not bo auisapp ointmg

present.

Mlnerny Shoe StoreFort Street, JV.t Above King Street

JAS. W. PRATT

("Pratt, the Land Man")

REAL ESTATE

FIRE INSURANCE

QENERAL AUCTIONEERI

RENTS COLLECTED

LOANS NEOOTIATED

Etc., Etc.

STANOENWALD BUILDINQ125 Merchant Street Honolulu

$6000Will buy a BEACH LOT near

Dinmon.l Head.

Excellent Sea Front ResidenceMica, jqiuu nvcj unu gTu9 giuw- -ing on lots. "

Maroon Bros.,TRUSTS. REAL ESTATL AND

COLLECTIONS

Cor. Merchant and Alakea Sts.

por Sale$ 200 r""10 Lot at Puunul avenue.,

near Country Chili; 50x105.$ 200 cn Tw" I'01" at Wnlul.io

Heights, partly Improicd, nearcar line: 50x100 cacti.

tlSOO'-'-T'C- 0 Houo mid cornerat ; vvinani nicnuo, naimuiii;

,449 square fed. OilglnalcoltI uer .suuu.

P. E. R. STRAUCHWaity Building 74 S. King Street

Stop PayinlRentI J lee the

Hawaiian" realty co.Phone 2553 83 Merchant St.

$500 to $15,000

MARTIN GRUNE,""' REAL ESTATE AGENCY

81 Meirhant St. Telenhone 27811

C.L. i"

Systemafjtfr, Nofarv Public Ageutto Grant Marriage Licenses, Hawai-

ian Interpreter and TranslatorOFTICE Judiciary Bide. HOURS

1 9 'a. m rn 4 n m

'GIlAN'Vi (UAL!

GENERAL BUSINESS AGENT.INTERPRETER, NOTARY PUBLIC

OITlce Corner Hotel and Sm'tliStreets. P. 0. Box 04G. Phone 23SG,

P. H. BURNETTE "

Com'r. of Deeds for California k4Mevt York: NOTARY PUBLICOrant (Marri Licnstsj DrtwiMortgages. Deeds, Bills, of ' tale.Leases. Wills. Etc Attorney for thDistrict Courts 7" VKTlflWANT ITHONOLULU, PHONE 1310.

WHEN IN NEED OF

PaperIII i IU .i

of any description

Phone 1410HONOLULU'S LAROEST

PAPER HOUSE

AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- 'PAPER A'isUPPLi CO.. LTD

Fort and Queen SlrecU ',

GEO. Q QUILD Manager

When Traveling!heve your funds in

Cheques' of the

American Bankers' ,

Associationand you will escape many;.ravel fund annoyances..These Cheques aic accepted;v.i.hout question md with-- !

out discount by 40,000 Banksond by Railroad arid Steam-ship Ccnipjnies, Hotels and!

Elio.a. j

Bank. of Hawaii, Ltd.!n Caniiaf and Surplus i

$1,000,000. J

Trust Company

is naturally in x better position to

1'indle jt:r nffairs than an ind- -

.iil.al.1

Tl.crciorc, in making your Willi ii

r.nr.:e ca your Executor the

J Hawaiian

Trust Co., Lto923 FORT STREET

UNION

BARBER SHOP( it

M. VIERRA, Prop.

ninnk books of nil tortn leilgeiaetc, maiinfiM "run by thu II 11 e 1 1

I'ubUOilutf Lomuanf.

'iwwigjw.y "I'H'Si'UpiPA l

W f ' 'VI T ?', ', "

EVRNIND BULLETIN, IKlNC-LULU- , T H., TPKSDAY. NOV 21. I Q 1 0 5

Alfred D. CooporHawaiian Stocks and Bonds" Bought and Sold

307 JUDD' BUILDINQTJinhntu 0.4QO T fl tj- - M7v ' 1 Whltneyi & Marsh's holiday gooib.",." : nre now Qp illsiilu) j

& '',luw tt1""1 ai"1 CBrlRn" !irnrPH.IiailUUII Hl)k nt ,MB1( vno,wanUI If ou ivont a good Job done on nil

Stnrk and RnnH Rrnkpp83 MERCHANT STREET

--fPhone '1482 P. 0. Box 528

Honolulu Stock Exchange

Tuesday, Nov. 29.

NAMI5 OF STOCK. Hid AnkertMKItCANTIl.tt.

C. llrower A Co 500suaAn.Cwn Plantation Cn 7 '4 7VHawaiian Agrlc Co lifHaw. Com &bug Co. ... 3 iHawaiian Sugar CoHonomu Sugai Co IHHonokua Fugnr Co u'V UKHaiku Sugar Co 1.10Hutchinson Sugar Plant. If,Kuhtiku Plantntlon Co. ,. 17 MKekaha Sugar Co 200Koton Sugar CoMrIirduSugirCo 4'4Oaliu Sugar Co S5'OnoniaSugirCOlaa Sugar Co. t.td "4!4OlnwaluCoI'aanliau Sugar Plint. Co. 18Pacific Sugar MillPain Plantation Co ivoPcpcekeo Sugar CorhneerMIIICo If 7$"Walnlua Agrlc. Co yoWnlluku SugirCoW.ilmanalo Sugar Co .... iSjWiilmei Sugar Mill Co. . .

MISCELLANEOUSInter.lsljnd Steam N. Co. IC7'Hawaiian electric Co. ... 170Hon. II. T. & I, Co 1'ii'f 115Hon. It. T Ail, Co Com.Mutual Telephone Co. . . .Oaliu H.&L CoIlllo It. It. Co, PfdHllo K. It. Co. Com.... to'slion. R. AM. Jo 21Hnwallun I'lnt ripple Co. . 30TanJongOlokltC. 11 hi. 38 '('

do dnusrt (."). pel . .I'nhnng Dull. Co (I'd)..Paliang " (Ash 405. I'd)

IIOMIIS.Unw.Ter. 4 (HroCI.) .Haw. Tr.4Haw.Tor.4V,Hnw.Ter.4V4Haw.TT.3M"Cal, licet Sug. & lief. Co. iHamakui Dlicl' Co.,

Upic(; Ditch C.4 101Haw, Irrgtn. Cr. Us 01Haw. Com. & Sug Co.r.Hllo 11. It Co.. lafiio 1901 too'.Hiio it it. co cu. cr, ...llutiokna'Sugni'Co.G .lien. n.T.&I. Ci fi ... 104Knu.il Ity Co. 0s tooKuliala Ditch Co. fit ICO'fMcllrjilo Sugar Co. Ch ... 04Mutual Tel. CsnahnK.ftl.Co B

Oaliu 8ugar Co G

Ol.iaSuiarCo C Jt' yj'iPuc. Sug. MIIICo.CjIPioneer Mill Co. G

Wnlalua Agrlc Co. 5 ...SALES Ilclwcrn lairds: 15

1175; n Ho.t II & M Co,2P7B: 10 Hon II fi. M. Co, $jn.7S;

Ktl Haw C ft S Co . $.11 25; 80 Hawc & s. co, jar.'.-,-: in Haw c. a s.Co.. SJI.50; 125 Haw C. & 8 Co.$21 50; inn Haw. C. & 8. Co. 131 50;

'ar'or".t1 Ui?oclfruSesslrn Silos: T.0 MtlJryde. $4; 15

O'nn $4, 5 P.vv.i $27; 5 i:wa, $27 25;10 llavv. C. & S. Co., $32 6ft.

Latest sug:r quotation 3 91 centsor $78.20 per tn

,Sj!p, ,3,9!jJts

9s 3-- 4d

hEiMpPiIIUSlCO.Members Honolulu Stock nnd Bond

il ExcbinteFORT AND 'MERCHANT STREETS

Telephone 1203

" 'ST0CKS'AND 'BONDS'.

Trent Trust Co.,' ' " 'Liriiled'

MEMBER HONOLULU STOCK ANDBOND EXCHANGE

HarryArmitageStock and Bond Broker

Mfcmber of Honolulu Stock andUond Exchange'

Campbell Block, Merchant Street

Gjrfd & RothSTOCK AND

Members Honolnln Stock and BondExchange

Stangenwald Bldg , 102 Merchant St.

QUARTER SIZESat

Regal SllOO Store,King Streets

-jjT'Tot Salt" caiila at Ilul.etln..

LOCAL AND GENERAL

UUllUIJIlc,nl!,ril,lk

llillict St llnek Sliind, 1'hcuic ll.V

Try a case of I'lncctnr It la purl'hono 1557.

ulo.or ft"1"" ta!f" u. ' !.!"V,ta,Carriage 'Slfg Co, 427 tjueon St

Pay cash nnd ask for green stamp.Thej'ro fiee. Call nt tho show roomsnnd See what jou get free forstump.

The Chrlvtmis cards at the Hawaii-an News Co, Alex. Young building,lire or wonderful beauty nud In grcitlirofuslou

Mrs M. V Sloan, fashionable dresR-mikln- g.

Distinction nnd exclusive-nes- s

In reception 11 ml eenlng gowns.C0-- Alex. Young Uulldlng

Sam Parker, Jr., manager of 'n

ltnncli of Wnlmea, Hawaii,who wan In town on business, returned to Ills home this uoriilng In theManna Kea.

The most comonlent ns well n thosafest way lo csrry money when trav-eling Is In the form of tho chequesIsKiitd by the American Hanker' As-

sociation Sco tho Hank of Ilnwnllabout them

Congo liar) nil tho good qual-ities ot rubber mid none or the badIt will outlast oilier rooting tentimes and Is wntevroof, climate-proo- f,

acld-pioo- & Cooke,Ltd , 177 So. King street

The olllce of the Wireless Is now Intliq Telephone llultdlng on Adams1mic. When ou want to send n mes-sage call up 1074 and 11 boy will comelor It. On Sundays' tjiu otllro Is openliom 8 until 10 In the mornings

Ah I loo Xgnn, tho C'liliicie womanwho Is Mippoxcd to be. connected withJuo Yuen Mow In tho 00 ut embezzle-- ,incut rase, has been handed over toMiiisIijI Hendry for s.ife keeping un-til next Mondu).

Tho sucrossful man li the busyman. II bus little time to attend lothe ami Irs ot others. The sole husl-nt- ss

of .1 Trust Company Is lo at-tend to tho n Hairs of others'. N'ainuas your executor the llawullan TrustCompany, Ltd.

Claims were tiled ngatnst the estateof Kniiea jesierilny ug-- 1

grcgatlng S1339 53. Of this sum. thoWalulim Coinnsnyclaimed tr24 S8, All Chew llrotliornStore, S242 20, nnd Mrs h Clico$172.45. I

Damages of were nwnrded toDon ltoblnsou by a Jury In Judge ,Whitney's department ,)f 'Court yesterday. Kalilnsnn huvlng

nm ;,; .''.n.'";".., ":"'"' '"'tallied when his tcnniwus struck byIlnidd Transft cnr'iiSrKIng street

Ito of the Japume Con-ciliate, who has been delegated byConsul General Ujciiq to mako care- -

fill 'Investigation regarding the pos-lne- y

serslon of ceitnlu psrsnorts by Jap - ! citynnese, who, It Is nllcged, do notilghtfull) own them, railed for llllo.lHawaii, this morning. He will spendmost of his tlmo nt I'ahala, Kan.

Jerry Itoviney, who has beenIn the hack business In this

tily for the past twelve yenrs, diednt tho Queen's Hospital yesterday af-

ternoon after nearly n month's Ill-

ness Ho was n member of tho Olderot Hagles, and will he burlod underthe uiittplies of the order this nl ter

A demurrer nnd Died vextrulnv hv

150 Haw C & S. Co.. $31.75; 35 lluw.'""n rrom w?,,n" ""dertnklngC &S Co. $32; inoilaw.C &S Co. T,", '",!r

oo bo

BOND BROKERS

and

roofing

Knlaiknwalm

Agricultural

$545

C. In behalf of self thodemurrer sou did n nnd vity pleas-th- e

Indictment lor and bill will boviiB round Zublnn by tho Ter- -'

ritnrlul (Irand Jury. Tho demurrerslo the new Indictments ngnlnstClark will le licaul on Thursday andlhat of on The de-

murrer lo tho first Indictment againstClark was sustained on technicalpoints

The local Portiigueio have givenout the n 7

celebration In- - cIllLu, .. lm

The exercises ofthe of thoof Ui

wus thought best to Icrtho 1 iylllln Vltir nn.l l.v nave n... ui.ru.

will be and Pjrtngalwill know Just vvlieie It Is u- - Mr."Canavnrro Is uninformed n towhat tho new governmont has In stolefor li lm, no word huvlng oi'i nil- -'

Iy from the home governmentSiiwu lllshlnumii jestet.luy

si'lt in herhusband KunnJI Illshlnuin t, nllcging.I'uscrtlnn Oilier bulls wnrii com-menced by .Mary Pakoma against a

i

alleging to pro, bin urn!desertion, and lor (25 u monthnlimoi.y, asturtli.g that I.or liutJiuudIs n ltin.i on the ll.um pluntntlon,Maul Kuhul Ah Shtn ullugos

provide ui.d (.ntully on tho pirt ofher lumbaiul, Ah Slim, ami alto

suitsisal Industry has been quietly

but picking up of lain und'MtIs stade tlu I h will be nevV

added lo the sisal mill HwaIn he employed In thu work for the,I'omltigiyear The company tobe up ngalust It for laborers. Thereluivo'bcen a large offorwarded lo by tho localsisal company ami they uro In

of an for lo boshlpiied to tho satno Arrnnge-nieiit- s

have been iiiuilu by the Increase ot power and machinery ul tholn....1 .nil! ... .I....1.1.. .1.- - ........ .. . 'iwv it mm iu uuuuii; llie uilltlUl tillsVOlli 5

TQ CURE A COLD IN ONE

Tablets. druggiststhe money if it fails to cure.Ei Wi Grovu'; signature is oa

, each boxI'AKJU MEUICINU CO, St. Uvu, A.

We got away from the conventional jn

Suit CasesWhen we placed our last order

These cases are very strongly made hut lighter than the caseyou have had and there is something decidedly attractiveabout the linings.. ThcScotch lMaid, for instance --its fetching.

Not a had idea for a Christmas present, eh?

SILVA'SElks' Building

7TINCURABLE CASE.

(A HOSPITAL, CASK)

Authorities declare kldnfyIncurable after tho sltlh month Thinwas the situation up to tho workluout of the new emollient treatinent-- fthe only thing known tint dnnclaim in print to cure kldnel

caso iirescnlcd has been djrlnreil Itiritriibtt, lit iJtiutrlniin mul I

some four to six bio )

on tho fatal diagnosis,Caso or I T. No C21 flth

Avenue. Sacrnmcnto Wns so low withdisease that lie was In tho h

leal hospital. Was swollen to bnrsllnfc.with dropsy often attends scrlous casts. When tho hospital ph)slclans fnlleil Chas. A. Newton.j ard master cf tho S. P. It II Co, 11T

Sacramento (who had himself, beencured), was Instrumental 'In gutting'the patient on tho new emollienttrcatnll!nt. Dropsy began lo subside.the kidney Intlammatlon gradmlly

aa,,a,ri1 a,ui Ol'n .ally

Attorney II Mcllrldo hoarhO nt OldlleliU. Tho Wil-He- n

Zablan. Tho nttucks sisters newembezzlement that in . Kong dance. Tho

against

Henry

Zablun's Friday,

fact that they wilLnot He 0VCIInK at o'clock, from Sunday Do-- ,public of PortugunKo g;im ... December

&hV sla't' s'o H,h0tdany0T' w'Oth. will consisttinder tho new order things. praying nosary, followed l.y,

pass

thing sottleil

still

come

com-menced divorce against

failureasking

fulluiuto

fs

Themrol

thutat

cecms

iiiimbur pluutsManila

pt

order morHplace,

DAY

All refund

-

dlsturl

chronicdlscnro.

I!viry

cakes

Olbron,

kidney

that

had

recoveredfrnm n disease that is rated Incurablo llio world over.

rulton's Renal Comiiound. the firstr.nrepurul treatment for chronic kid- -

dloease, Can only lie had In ourof our authorized agents. Ilono- -

lulu Drug Co, Korl StreetWo desire to hear from and adils?

will" ery case not yielding.

THE SAVOY THEATER

Thero was another picked I101110 nt

Ibis thMtio last night, and tho Hag

plcturo h id tho same dcniinstrntlvereception that has been accorded Iton overv presentation Tho rest ofthe' pictures were also well applauded" the nud'ence. The taudcWlle netsd d not ug and the cniw'il lultcil II- -

j,,,,,..! unll, Thursday when a complo'o chnnge will bo made. Tho ui

rivals by tho Wllhelmlni will notcommence their engagement untilMondn) night.

Spiritual Kxcrclses will be held atthe Komuu Catholic Cathedral, every

"" avt"m"" ""Of

V.KCIIglOU and Benediction of tho

Mo"' I,''d Sacrament. All nrocordially lnilto.1 to uttcpd the services. 'j

WANT3'""'"BrruAfiolis wanted. -An experienced clerk for dry goods.

Uothlng, gents' furnishing and.shoo department; 15 jcars ex perl I

enco. Oood refercuceH, Addrcis.K. A. O , Hulletln bltlco, 4785-t- f

TO LET.TO LHTK of P cottage,

Harden Lane, near Union street,now a?aut. Apply to J. M.Mr"Iicsney, Ifi Merchant street,

47S-t- f

STYLISH FOOTWEAR

MANUFACTURERS' SHOE CO., LTD.

)0rl Foit St.

Drink

MAY'S OLD KONA COFFEE

Best in the Market

HUHT MAY 4 CO.Thone 1271

TOGGERY. LTD.,King St.

Holiday SuggestionsChristmas npnroachcs thoughts go out to friends uho are

AS to be remembered by Ri"ts of inexpensive or costly articles.The appreciation is keener for useful things than for thosethat are for ornament only. We commend:

THERMOS BOTTLES $4.75 to 7,00MANICURE SETS 3.50 t'o 7.C0

QnXETTE RAZORS 500 to 7.50PHYSICIANS' BAGS AND CASES 2 50 to 10 50

'FRENCH AND AMERICAN PERFUMES.. .50 to 0 50TOILET WATER 75 to 2.00HAIR BRUSIIES , 1.00 to 5.00HAIR BRUSHES, MILITARY 3.75 to 8 00SMOKERS SILVER SETS 4 00 to 7.50INFANTS' PUFF BOXES . . . 50 to 1.50TOURIST TOILET SETS 4.00 lo 0 00MEDITERRANEAN BATH SPONGES IN

FANCY BOXES ...1.25to 2.75RUBBERSET LATHER BRUSHES ,. .50 to 2 52

' 'IMPORTED BAY RUM 1.00 to 1.75' 'ALUMINUM SHAVING MUGS .75

.OERMAN WEATHER C0TTAOES , 1.00

Haas1 Candy, Saohet Powder, MirrorsAluminum Drinking Cups,

Mailo Cologne '

Any of llicm will bo nppioMiteJ by atijonc fortunate enough to"be tho recipient.

Benson, Smith & Co. ,Itd.Fort&potelSt

Cvenln, BulletinT i 1 I 1

If It's PaintAND YOU WANT A GOOD JOB, SEE ME TOM SHARP ,

Sharp SignS8EEN EVERYWHERE

PHONE 1007 ELITE BUUDINa

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The season is at hand for Card(

Parties, Afternoon Teas, andOther Social Functions

Burrow's BUFeather-Weig- ht

Folding

Chairs

Arc the cfscntial article for such occasions

The Lightest, Hamlsoinest, and most CompactTahle on the market.

Frames made of lurch, thoroughly seasoned andkiln-drie- d, finished a richmahogany.

The tops are covered with ircen leatherette orI green felt of line quality; the corners and metal

parts are nnisneu in 0111 ras. ,

The legs have ruhher tips, and willnot slip or mar the floor

Tables,

Chairs,

$4.50 each

$2.50 each

J. Hopp & CO., Ltd

King Street

THE GRABOWSKY TRUCK1, iy2, 2 AND 3 TONS 35 AND 45"H0RSEP0WER

A KKMOVAIILH l'OWI'.n l'LANT: ItanloiiPd Steel nuSIIINQS Inevery working part: 12MI2IIOI2NCY CONDENSING CHAMUEK; rOSI-T1V- R

ML'CHANICAL Oiling System.HONOLULU FOWER WAGON CO., Agents W. M, MINTON, Mgr.l'hone 21C0 875 South Street, Near King

TAKE TIME TO SEEOltt LINE OF

Toys, Toilet Sets, and

Holiday NotionsBEFORE SELECTING YOUH CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

CHOICE ST0 3K OF HATS AND SHOES

WAH YING CHONG CO.,King Streit, Nest to Fishmarkct

ART GLASS DOMES

and

READING LAMPS

Specially Selected for the Holiday Trade

The Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.

Butterns good as was ever made on a farm better than the aver-ag- e

sold here,ASK FOR THE. AUSTRALIAN.

We have some fresh fish. Atk for it.

SOLE, SALMON, TOM COD, ROCK COD, HADDOCK.Extra QuaLty.

Metropolitan Meat MarketHEILBRON & LOUIS, Proprietors PHONE 1814

Weeklv Bulletin Si Per YearJls&kAiSuii iSLi

Whooping CoughCROUP ASTHMA CATARRH

COUGHS COLDS BRONUII1 IS

vapo-re$o- a

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A lmpl, lute onrt effective treatmentfor hroitdilnl trouble muMIrt; druc.Vutxulzcil t retriivtic nptticjurnxyftciof Whoopltut l o ulniiilri,ti m Croup atonce. It U b boon tn iuTrriA fromAxttima, 1 ho bit tendered iroi ily anilseptic Inspfrtd nttlt vfij bn nth makesbreathing eaiv, sucthv the fu throatunci ttupft (lie en h, i . erln rctf tlhlglit. It U fnvnluuulo to r i 'mwMiyounff clilMirn

bend ptktitl for tleKLtlptlve bookletALL DRUGGISTSTrjrLreoit-nAnl-

He p tic 1 hroHtfor tlie Ittttatett

throAt. They aroMm pie, effective aminntltcpttc. Of jvurUrticcKt or from us10c. In stamp,VopoCrrsnlcne Co,

2 Cortlatili St., N. Y.

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STANDS BY

(Continued on Faze 4.)from the bridge of tlie Heaver.

According to the story told by tlio(,lli era on board the Nippon Mumth it vessel Railed from San Trailrlteo about three hours abend of thoHeaver. The first Intimation thatthere had been n disaster wob n mes-sag-

leeclVed by the Japanese ollleerasking that the Nippon Mum standby to nBilst In the retime of the of-- II

r b and crew of the Selja.The wireless coming from tho

lleiver stated that that vessel wanabout tin eo miles nf I'olnt Hceslight, the how of tho Heaver stovedIn but there being no danger to tiltsvofjoI fiom sinking. The crew of theSelja had been rescued.

On board the SelJ.i were forty--

four officers and men.

The crow of the Selja consisted ofseven olllccrs and thirty-seve- Chinese seamen who shipped at Hong-

kong. The olllccrs aro: Captain, OlafI.clj chief officer, Alfred llalvorson:second oltl or, Alfred Lnrscn; thirdofficer. Otto Wlilburii; chief cngbncer, K. Kggen; second engineer,Axel Andersen: third engineer, VeterHansen.

All of tho men nro residents ofNorway.

Tlio Selja Is one of the regulnrOriental llne.-- s oporated betweenPortland, San Francisco and Hong-

kong mill way 'ports by the Portland.and Asiatic Ste.iniBhlp Company. Onthis trip she was going to Portlandvia San Francisco, wbero sho was todischarge a no.'tlon of her cargo.

Tho Selja has visited Honoluluon ninny occasions. She was engagedIn a trade Mint Inc'iided more or lessvnynges between Hongkong, Japanpm ta and Portland, Oregon, callingat Honolulu with shipments of Orleutal freight.

C.ipt.iln f.el was tho last soul toleave the Selja. Ilo stood on thobridge of tlio vessel watching the awful Inrush of the water through theho'o In her port sldo. After thodying blast fiom tho Sclja's whistle,ho shouted and plunged Into thoswirling sea. Ho swam about fiftyyards and was picked up by ono oftho Heaver's lifeboats. This capsized nml he was again thrown Intotho water, where he stiuggled until aboat from his own ship picked himup.

"Thn Heaver struck the Seljaright forward on tho port bow, tear-ing n hole about live feet In widthand ton feet hlch. Immediately alltho Heaver's bo.itB weio loweied andsho stood by to render assistance,Two of the Heaver's boats wero sentto tho Soljl, and tho rest stood bythe Heaver, In care nil) thing shouldhnpiiou to our vcsrol. The two boatshelped to res no tho Selja's crew

THESE TROUBLES

Oliver WestOeitrudo We-- iSuatlThrums WoailiAlbert Pilttli.iUev. I.vman I

Jilm Writhe,Sirs. John Wc.iDonna AdellnaKdward Mnrsh

( ST.Uobeit McK'tn

Hetty Joihuu12vn Mar elh

erhy..Chas. I'. Murphyid ...tnnic.i II. Nortonuiglcy r bur 12ltnny . ...Gei II. Howard

,ithorhy...Mnrlon DuiiuCon7alei..I.lllle Knox

Ouy Hltncr

In taking tlio part of nged butkindly John Wcathcrby, In tho clevorpresentation of "Ifernilso She Loved,Him So." a' tho Orphcum last even-ing fieorgo II Howard was ngiln seenat his best.

Throughout tho first net Howard IseoiisploiirtM by his absence nml hotbeicfore given place to JHib HettyInnmin and ltnbert McKIm, who indeplctlni; Mr. and Mrs. Oliver West Ina continuous peifoimaiiee of maritallufc.lelty, manage to keep tho nil

In mote of loss constant goodhumor.

Ah tho falsely accused and muchpersecuted, husbind. McKIm carriedIlls pirt exceedingly well. Miss Jon-so-

In stunning coMumo essajed tholole of tho lllensely and unreason.ably Jealous wife and maintained tliopart until u few moments before thofinal ilrc-- of the curtain when oveiy-thln- g

Is straightened out nn.l allstorm clouds which have olrcnroltliomitrimoiilnl n of tlio West fam-ily wero eleaicd away.

In "Heeauo She Ijivcd Him So.the Howard company of capahlo plaj-er- s

have an admirable vehicle to b".conilngly display tho o.u.illflcntlons ofench member of the troupe.

Tliero Is not a dull moment or apirt In tho piny. Ilnwnrd and MissDunn wore cast ns tho happily mar-ile-

old couple "who had not had aquairol In thirty years" until they

Involved in n shnm disagree-ment that eventually resolved ItsolfInto tho real thing.

Tho Hitting nppenranco of ArthurKit on ns an Lngllsh clergyman pro-voked much 'merriment.

Tlio, production Will contlnuo to-

night nnd tomorrow night and It de-

serves tho well-fille- house Hint gicet-c- d

the Initial pcifnrmanco at tho NewOrphcum Inst evening.

OFFICERS TAKE

RIDING TEST

Six olllccrs Mulshed tho three dayriding test jesterdny, hnving lieenhitting tho road Satuulay, Sundayand Monday and doing their sixtymiles from Lellohun to Kahukii withvarious sldo trips on the way.

Colonel Walter S. Schuyler, Lieu-

tenant Colonel Homer W. Wheelerand Mnjnr Fred W. Foster of thoFifth Cavalry, Major J. M. Kennedy I

medical corps, Major William II.Hart, subsistence department, nndlMajor i:. 12, Wlnslow, corps of engineers, took tho tli rco day test nndreport line riding.

Thero wore frequent showerswhich marred the trips somowhnt,hut outside of that slight discom-

fort all the officers enjoyed the trip,thoy say.

Tho Kona-Ka- liner Manna Lon,Captain Slmerson, sailed at noon to-

day for Knlluii, Konn, and oilier jiorlsulong tho Kau coast. A number ofprominent Konnltes who havo beenvisiting tn Honolulu, returned to theirhomes In her.

Many a man heads n long funeralprocession who never bad much ofn following In life.

OrientalHoliday Goods

SELECT, ATTRACTIVE CHINESE EMBROIDERED PAT.TERNS have been received just in time to put on displayfor Hie holiday trade. Wc believe you will agree with ourbuyer that these are thp most attractive goods ever shownheie. The ORASS LINEN and SILK EMBROIDERED

000DS are .DRESS' SUITS and SHIRT WAIST PATTERNS,vs and' TABLE-- ' COVERS' and CENTER PIECES..-- : ,

In the SILK GOODS particularly are DOYLIES, FANS,

nd HANDBAGS espe:ially appioptiatc for Christmas re-

membrances.

YEE CHAN & COConor King and Bothcl Streols,

' - ItM'SMLVli

Restore Your Health

It is the privilege of mostwomen to be strong andhealthy arid if you arc suf-

fering from any weakness ofthe Stomach, Liver or Bowels

take the Biitcra just now. Itis for Poor Appetite, Head-ache, Indigestion, Dyspepsia,

Costiveness, Malaria, FevernnT Ague. Try a bottle to-

day, but be sure and get thegenuine with Trivatc Stampon neck.

HOSTETTER'STOMACH

Dl fTLROBsanaaaar

For n.'ilo by Deneou, Smith H Co.,Ltd.: Holllster Drug Co., Ltd.;Chambers Drug Co., Ltd.: Hilo Dnig '

Co.; and at all Wholesale Liquor j

Den I era

(Continued from Pa? 1)The pioceedlugs this morning be-

gan with the following preliminarystntenient by Chief Justice llnrtwell,followed Immediately by Davis' mo- -

nun mm iiiu uitLusniui! uu mu iuijii1)1 piuut-'tiuiu- . I

"We bnvo read tho pleadings In,the Lane and Fern lontest nnd aro'icady to hear argument on tho de-

murrer. For myrclf I hope tho argu-ment will ho very full upon tho sub-

ject of a statutory contest whetherthis case of violation of the electionlaws presents a statutory contest nndwhether the statute routines conteststo decisions of boards of Inspectors'concerning me vaiiuiiy oi nniioisithat, of course. Involving tha nncs'Hon whether tho alleged keepingtho polls open too long nnd countingthe bnl'ots after five o'clock Is to beregarded as a decision of the hoardof cle Hon Inspectors on tho validityof tho ballots, and In that connectionI will ask you to present jour viewof the statute which rcqulies thatthe polls shall be open at S o'clockIn the morning and kept open untilr o'Uock In the afternoon unless allthe voters of tho pierlnct shall hnvorooner voted, then to bo closed nndthe votes counted. What Is themeaning of tho stntuto? Does It re-

quire Hint the polls shall be closedat T, o'e'oek, tho expression 'after Cbeing used? I mention this becausoI want to hear argument on It."

DIED.

SAV1DOI2 In San Francisco, No-

vember 20, James S.ivldgo. Aged1 year, 1 month, 28 days.

SIMPLY LIGHT ANDINSERT TUBE

Warmer does the rest

The Welkom WarmerSize 3x5 Inches, weight 4'i

ounces.The only modern, safo, effective and

sensible substitute for tho untlquatcdHot Water Hag.

No water to heat no rubber to rotWill lust for years.Tho Warmer Is made of metnl heat-

ed within ono mlnuto by tho lightingnnd Inscitlon of u paper tuba con-taining a hliizi'less. sninki-lcs- s nndodorless fuel generating n uniformhciit which lasts over two bonis ut acost of less tliun ono cent. It Is curvedto lit any portion of tho body and heldIn place by means of a bag and beltallowing the wearer to movo about utwill.

AS A l'AIX .JJJI.LKKTJio Wolkom Wnpncr has no equal.

It can bo put Into cotihtunt action andi indlspeusablo In cases of rheuma-

tism, lumbngo, neuj-nlgia-, sciatica

crumps, etc.Dy pluclng tho Warmer on tho af-

fected part tho hciit being dry, notmoist, bakes out tho cold. Physicianssay that tho moist heat i tho hot wat-er bag vvlll not euro but aggravate tlioallmonts above mentioned.

Many havo bocn sold not a e'nglocmnplnlnt.

Complete outfit including Warmer,hag bolt, coil mid 10 tubes of fuel sentprepaid to any part of tho If. d. upo,receipt of $1 00.

If you wish to know more about thiswomleiful devlco write today for freeilesci Iptlvo booklet.WELKOM WARMER MFG. CO.

10S l'ultou St., Xfw York.

Whitney MarEBBSSK!

Our;.''

Holiday

of

sit

oveltiestxiss.mMii.ag'iifFismasii

Are Now on Display

Just in from Paris,

A Handsome Assortment

Fine Neckwear

Toy SaleOur TOYS have arrived and

will be included in our Retir-

ing Sale.

We also include Mirrors,Show-Case- s, Fixtures, Forms,etc.; Toilet Soaps, Powder,Sheets, Pillow Cases, Corsets,Ladies' Underwear, ShirtWaists, Skirts, Rain Coats,Towels, Blankets, Comforters,Dress Goods, Table Covers,Kimonas, Children's Dresses,Ladies' Dresses, Ribbons,Laces, Embroideries, Hand-Bag- s,

Veils, Veiling, Combs,Pins, Millinery, Ornaments,CLvii 7lxs

THEY MUST BE SOLD

DOLL CONTESTcommences

Wednesday, Nov. 23

L. B. KERR & CO., Ltd.Alakea Street

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TKIMMTOKV OF HAWAII, 1Y --MAKSTOX CA.Ml'HKI.L,Si;iKHLTKXI)K.NT OV 1'UJIMU WUItKS, r. TUEHUX.

lti.yj:iivi:n Qiji'.htion' n:ot Cutcoir Couut Fiiist C'iiicuit.A IK. 11 II Nll Klll'l U 4, 1010. DlCIDtD KlAKMIItll 17, 1910.

1Iai:tvi:m., C.T., l'i:i:itY axii 1)i: lioi.T, J.T.

Con-it- ctm e'lii as uncr rnlcs.llso clcfcnilntit'n iiKrecmcnt "to ay such rates annually for tlio

tii- - nf the sower ns may bo flxeil," innila Willi tlio superintendentef itib!lc ueiiloi In onlcr to obtnln iPiinlslon to connect i etn-Itc-

wllli the public rower, Is cnforccalilo nmler tlio decision In

'I'errltnry . Jrcirn, ID llnw. II, for rates fixed prior to the actor 1904 (Soc. 1030 It. I), mul Is not mado under duress hy reasonof a statement to the defendant by an Inspector of the board of

' health that the defendant would be prosecuted for liulsiiuco If hodid not connect with the sower.

Comhmth ilcfcuic o illegality not aiallahlr.The defendant having obtained permission to connect his prenv

Ires Willi tlio public sower upon his promise to pay tlio rateiand having paid tliom for n jear and a half without protest andftcpied pajiuent without any claim that tho rates wero Illegal

mill having continued tho use of tho Fewer for his premises. Is notIn n position to nssort the Illegality of tho rates or tho unconsti-tutionality of tho art under which they wero fixed.

OPINION OP TIIK COUHT HY IIAHTWEI.I.., CJ.This wni mi nclinii brought in tlio district court of Hono-

lulu .May 11, 1!I0!I, to recover .$117 "for uunniil sewer rnleifrom .liuiiinry 1, U)0.'i, to .lune !!0, 1!)00, for ue of 'ilnin-tilf- rt

Fewer during said time in .Mnuuiiken street in said Ho-

nolulu in connection with the premises owned and occupiedhy defeudnut, at the semi-annu- rate of $!(, and which saidl.ito defendant preimUcel and agreed to pay," tho plaintiffchinning thai there win due front defendant "hy reason there-

of said sum of $117 together with ten per cent, penalty there-

on fixed hy law." The defendant appealed to the circuit courtfrom the judgment in the sum of $120 and costs, and tho par-

ties waiving jury tho defendant presented tho defenses ofduress, failure of consideration and tho statute of limitations,claiming that his agreement with the superintendent of ptthlicworks of Juno It, 1U01, "to pay such rates annually for theitso of tho sewer as may bo fixed," was not voluntarily made,but was forced upon him by tho necessity of obtaining per-mission to connect his promises with the public sewer in orderto avoid the penalty imposed by regulation, of the hoard ofhealth if. he should not discontinue uso of privy vaults quel

cesspools and transform the snino into approved watoreloetsconnected with tho sewer system. Tho defendant contendsthat rates fixed hy the superintendent prior to the act of April,l!)0t (Sec. 10IS0 II. L) were without legislative sanction andthat tho-- e fixed under the act wero illegal on the grounds thatthe act wis n delegation of legislative power, that the rateswere in the nature of a special tax or assessment mado with-

out opportunity for him to be heard concerning them, andalso because interest on sewer bond.s and expense of mainten-ance, and repair of the hewer, on the basis of which taxes werefixed under I lie act, were provided for by general Appropri-ations to which. the defendant's general taxes had contributed.

It appeared by tho defendant's, evidence that in dune, l!Hil,he had built and plumbed a lodging 1ioum on IMiiiinakcii streetin Honolulu anil wished to make a cesspool for tho premises,but upon being told by an inspector of the board of healthunit ii jie (mi mis in would uo piosccuieii lor,, mjisiic; aim jjjfthat he must connect witliMhe exulio'siguOdyhe itpWrcatio'iiy! Jto the superintendent ei( .public the v''tplumbers, in the form referred "to in TerritorjVflfrowii, .ll--

naw. 41, lor pcrmissianiw::e)iiwtct. witu itiepiinnc sewer,agreeing therein "to pay such rates annually for the use of thosewer as shall bo fixed." 1 1 is premises were then connect"dwith the sewer and until December III, 1002, he paid the rateswhich were fixed at $!) mid then stopped payinglieeause, as he now says, he wauled to have bis ownand was not satisfied with the wwer.

There is no evidence that the defendant made the agree-ment for payment of sewer rates from fear of k-in- held liablefor the penalty under the regulation of the board of health, forhis application for permission. to connect his princes with tliusewer was made upon bis being told hy the health ollicer thatotherwise he would be prosecuted for uiiis, me. It was truethat cesspool drainage in that locality might uw 1h;ui a, nuis-

ance and hence the defi'ndiiut acted wii ly ,iiil,.ll,t,iniiili'rillegal coercion, in avoiding the Vi'ik. '

I'nder the decision in Trrrilori v. Jlion-ii- , 111 Haw. 11,which case is not before us for consideration do novo, theagreement was enforceable for rates (icd prior to the act "' ..

IS the act was uueohsttiltiiiiil on aiiy fif'the ground insert- -

bv the defendant, ll:n1lH,nili' fixed theri'under could not .lawfully be roeinircd of tho defendant if be is in a position to .iiicM'rt such illegality and enforce a ohu!U.U).bo eixrmpt frompaying them by thereof. , '

The coieddcrntioii of the agreement was the permission tocomicct with tlio. sewer. Tho defendant claims that be wasentitled to use the sewer without payment as its cmistructiemand maintenance had been provided for hy territorial appro-priations to which his genoial taxes hid contributed. Huteve'it if this wero true' tlio fact rcuuiius that he received thebenefit of the permission to ce nuect with the withoutasserting the claim that h.- - was tntitleel to elo this .withoutpermission, and tho consideration, which is lint illegal or un-

lawful, eif this benefit received by him re mains. His pay- -'

liient of rates without protest for a year unci a half, stoppingpayment for no other avowed rcaiou than krau he prefer-red etewpool drainage1, a'nd his continued use of tho sewer elo

not h'avo him in a position at this late day to elisputu tholegality of the rates fixed, under the statute of 1001 or thovalidity of the statute'iinder which they wero fixed, his prem-

ises having meanwhile received the benefit, of sewer draiungoand ho having a.Vftieleebtlm rifclt of prosecution for a nuisaueo ifho had maile u.ec)?poel mill undertaken to iUsj)oiio with the,sewer. '!. , f, I 1 ' ,t" " '..,,It is not every ono who can interpose constitutional ob-

jections to a statute. The rule volenti uon fit injuria income-tinie- s

applied in such cases, being another way of htating theposition of ono wohsc Acquiescence- in the operation of a ftiitutc-ireclud-

It I in from afterwaids evcusing ofacts required by it on the ground of its unconstitutionality.The acquiescence in this case may be inferred frofn tho

conduct.!, If ho bad seuwinubly made the objectionswhich ho 'now makes, to the legality of the rate.s or te the con-

stitutionality of tho act his objections might have1 voceiveilconsideration from tho supeiintendent who would then havehad nu 0ieirliinit,tei lit advised whether tint objeetivnwerej-- .

well (alien, anil JrJji.iJelaaiL n iifipjit'jjin'v'o appln'el to' tholegislature for an amendment of flic law, or if funds were not

t

nvfiKlMo fiiJtt,fiTfiN, MoMoLUmj. t. if., ttiraiuV. n'oV.

otherwise available for the sewer ho might have applied to tho

governor for resort to the appropriation of $50,000 made forcontingent purpose; the latter alternative, however, is notconcurred in by the minority.

The- - following cases illustrate the rule". The constitutionality of a law requiring the IkiiiiI of an ollicer to be a lien Ujjfife real estate of all dflieer and his sureties cannot bo iittuckcttby persons voluntarily executing the bond. "The eliK'Ir'uje ifejiie iiiK'ess eif law certainly canurit lie invoked by liiew iohave voluntarily csccultd the beuiil.'' .1. Vernon v.'Jttihw,S!) X. Y. Kuppl. 817. One who had been deprived by an un-

constitutional statute ef a right to have damages ac-cc- l forthe taking of his laud was held to have waived his right toinist upon the unconstitutionality by having agreed that "ifthe property should be nbandeineil by the respondent for hisbenefit his damage's would be very small, if any, and that onothousand dollars would be a reasonable sum for him under thongreement." llrllm v. i"i7i of Meilfonl, 1SS Jlnss. .2. Ataxpayer whose hind was miM for nonpayment of tae washeld to be "not in n petition to raise the question 'of the constitutiouality of the acts'' under which his propoity was sold,for "el pcri-c- may by his own nets or by his omission to actwaive n right which ho might otherwise have under the pro-visions of tho constitution." JUirnn v. Hire, 1 1 Idaho, 107,118, The defendant, imprisoned under a city ordinance forFelling adulterated milk, bad furnished sample of the milkwithout objecting to the coutitutin:iality of the oidimmce re-

quiring this to be done and was held to have aiepiieeeil in it."llo cannot bo heard to question lb regularity en- - the legalityof the execution of the ordinance, to the execution of whichho consented." Stttle v. .SVpuc. 10 I.a. Annual, MS Defend-ants, who built a dam under a statute requiring their pay-

ment of damages, wore held not to 1k at liberty to iiio-lir- m

tho constitutionality of the provision for assi'-sin- g the dam-

ages. People v. Miinny, .' Hill, Kit.' In nil action to fore-close a lieu on street assessment for work dear on tl"

lots it was held that the appellants, h failure H

i object to the' proposed work at the time nanieil in the pub-

lished notice', "cannot now bo beard to make the objectiniwhich they should have uiaele I, fere the work ciiiwurcc milin the manner precribel in thr slitule,". (bo objectim includ-

ing the claim that the w:.s in conflict with thefourteenth aiiicndnr.nt. O'Drn v. Milih"!, 114 ("a I. IS7I. Sroalso Vwi v. Ccrliifl. X. V. II..

"A pci(U may by his acts or rmisoon lc. act waive a liulilwhich hr m'ali! e therwie lrive nmler tin c ulitiilinu of t'"I'liitnl Stales as we'll as under n 'tutulo.'' I'inir v. Sum.

set .',.. 171 !'. S. 011, 01!. "An insi.lv nt debtor who pmnbis eleht in insolvency and accpts the b ncfit e.f pro'cedinnsmult r a Matitte thou by waives any light which he miuhtothiiwbe have had to object to the validity of 'the st.itnte asimpairim: thr obligation-- ! f coiitiacts." 7ni,jY '"'' l"1,IT. S. DOl. See especially .S'ic.eiie v. Iliuion. 101 I'. S. ."."I!,

.i07.The plaintiff in argument says he claims for rales payable

at the i ml of each spiiii-.niiiu- poiiod fioin January 1. lUOIl,

to June '!!). IIIUI, ami thcrco.fti r x in advance',thereby avoicliug' flu iu-- t icm whether the statute of liuiilalions rum agsdnst . . .'' circuit judtie is adviscd'fhat (ho defnists. nbovc nainetlare not iitaiiable on .the cviileiicc oireri'd .mil that the

iiiotje.u for judgment slmuld Ik eleuied.

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Ik II. billion, Deputy Atlmlit'u (leiewl (.h.nni'h'r hunt'mi, J) All'tnici' (Icneial,) with him1 on the brief), forplaintiff:

'. 7;";HViirrr (Miiijiiihi p HVeiiTc on the biief), for do-- ,'

femlant. t' N

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1'XTIII' sri'KK.MK ("onrr'oFTiiKHAWAII.

OCTOP.KK TKini, 1010.

TMIMMTOUY OF

XO. 10. T1CIMMTOKY OF HAWAII, DY MAKSTOXCAMI'DKI,!.. srPKIMXTKXDKNT OF 11111-1- 'WOltKS, i. 777; III'X. Reserved Qiictiems fimn CircuitCourt, First Circuit. Oral motion to amend deciion.' ArgirdXiivi'inber 22, 1010. Decided Xovembrr 2.'!, 1010, llarl- -

well, C.J., Perry and Do Holt, J J. Per curiam: The le--

. eision, as file.'il, istbiit the circuity jiidiie "is advised that thefeudaut's mttipii tw jiidgmi'UI sliould Ik denied and juilg--

I'unit' give,u fnr,ipl.)inif, as prnycej." The-iiiotie- is thut the' elirrclion that judgment bo given! for plainlilT as prnyJil b'

htrickrn out, difeudaut Fluting in jfavor of the motion that it

,i.is his desireV"fopreent in the lower court the further defenses,.,'. fOejthnflhe eiisi of TeriUoiy v. llimm, 10 Haw. 41, should

bo I'lVomilr'd'tJ) that no recovery ban bo had for the rate's forthe period siili-ciji- ie ut to thr date of the commencement of thisnotion, and (I!) tb.it tie statute' of lOOl is unconstitutional inproviding for penalties for ileliuiunit rate- -. The iietinu re-

lating to the penalties was annicd at the lrnring unoii the ieserved questions and was considered by the court. The estoppelfound to exist concerning' the setting up of the unconstitution-ality of the statute of 1001 .applies with reference to the

"penalties" as well as to the oidinary rates. The "pen-

alties" are simply additional charges prccrilicd to be paid inthe event that tin ordinary rates are not paid within the timostated. Such additional charges are ,i part of the sum agreeelto be paid by the defendant in tho contract sued on. Thestatement of s reserved was apparently proparoel onthe theory that the parties hail presented all of their claimanil defenses in the lower court and th.it the decicion of thiscourt should determine finally the issues between them, Qirs-tin- n

three asks, "Should defendant's' motion for judgment be

granted, or should jtidginciif bo given for plaintiff as prayed 2"

Tho di'cision, cVarlyVosiionsivj to tjiis ijiietiiiii, answers tho

'Jjjr.st'nlterniltivo in' till' 'negative nud iho second in the ullirmniivp. 1 '"ll(,' 7v H'. Fiilttyi. prfiAlhritry nlnwil.Jw the Territory.

li'f Jfrtlooii eO' IIVrtiH f.o!;,lnfrnd.int. I

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EVERY LOW, DAMP SPOT INYOUR YARD

:'s a breeding nlace for mosquitoes. Hovefilled in and the lot uraded.

Contractor, P. M. P0NDId

Clerk.

these places

itei'2800

I'll .AUHWAN

LiqiJbr' rjommi'soners ..Holtlil'1 pssinn fliiti Warn' I

Saloon Men.

'At tho 'meeting of tho Hoard! of

Liquor License CommlsnloinirB yes-

terday Wlllard 12. Drown vvn3 elected

chairman In place of Clarence Cooke,

who Is leaving the Territory for anextonded nbnence on tho mainland. Innernntlnc the oosltlon Mr Drown stated ho would bo willing to sero ilur-- 1

lng tho absence of Mr. Cooke, but ,

Wtiulil retire In favor of the anni-r- .

el, airman upon Mr. Cooke's return.O. L. Sorenson took his scat ns ,

commlsslonor at tho meeting jesterday, having been appointee! to till thevncancy on the Hoard created by there hlgnutlon of Alfred Castle, who wasilectcd to thq House of lleprckcntntlvcs ut the'lqst election.

Secrarvlolators'of the liquor reg-

ulations were before tho Hoardilirnni.il ilm nctlvltloi of In

spector Kennell. Monl?. ef the Wnlpa-- Iliir snlaon was warned that ho wouldhave to regulate tut rentl, g of loomsilirttn nml !, ii ffhtl kMlllllIl'

portion more cleunly 'Mlko I'uteil of the Kuroic wal'told

that !'i woiil'l bave to . re'iniiv allrhnlrs unit luliles fioii the saloon, aMJiilit',, lujiued In 11 br.iwl, havingIk'cn fettind ideiipiug lifivicluilr.

1 TuilnbiJ Jfo'l'lRiIe' Itili'i'il lei uppi'iirIII ufiHVor tc) u Riimmi.li,! from the'I.nurd. It tilling cpiirgo'iT that he al-

lowed p. minor 10 enter his saloon. Hohas ulxo lean leiiilestcel .() stop thedrl.ikliik that Is said to bo dune hyniiterai.1 la III" lot to lae I'eiit of tuea.ooii.

Lertha Kloinuii, In ri'sponse to nnotliicatluu II mil the Hoard, Hintedlli.it l she was Stopped from selliugiiiiioi In p.ick.igcA in LP I'oiisuuii'd on

.) pieialKclt would ruin her bustL.eiis. The Itoalu .cuses to maku anexception, however, mid Mrs, Kleiuiiului't observe the regulatliimi that ui-i- il

genorully.Kuwaiti flnu did not obtain n

tor a saloon ut Walpulut. Finnwnj alleged to huvo charged Chiefi;ugliieer Kcovllle of the plantationwttu forcing slguntureit to u protest.i.ilnst tho license and b'cmlllo wason hund jeHtcrdnyi to deny the alle-gation. Finn dlilu t'gut tho license'.

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Q&sammrfwiImporter?, Manufacturers, and Retailers of LADIES','

CHILDREN'S and INFANTS' WEAR.

Mo matter if you arc in S;tn Francisco or at homeyour shopping at "JHagnins

Handkerchief DepartmentWc carry vast variety of the belt styles nnd best values in

'Ladies' and Gentlemen's Handkerchiefs.Wc advise an early nurclusc fcr jour Hol'eliy Qilts, in order',

to give us plenty of time for Moaxsiarint,All plain handkerchiefs over tO cents, cither Osntlcmen's or

Ladiet", initisl free.

All Packages to tho "Islands" willbe sent free of charge

Send for our Infants' and Children's Wear catalogue.

Grant Ave. and Geary St. San Francisco, Cal.L

OUR siocK of WHOLESALE CANDIES, fromwhich sweets for Sunday School

and Church CHRISTMAS TREES can beselected is now complete. Rememberthe Palm Test is "THE BEST."

Hotel Sticet.

aCisGij

THE PALM,Phone 2011

Phone for a Messenger Boy. We deliver

everything. Special rates for delivering!!

Goods.- - Agents Alexander Youiigi

Hotel Laundry.

AppreciationTO THE PUBLIC We wish at this time to express our appreciation to

the Island public for the confidence reposed in us, as manifested by tholarge number of purchases of the motor cars wc deal in. Altogether in thepast we have handled some ten different makes of cars; we now. hapdloonly three.

There is a nason for this.

To handle apy new makn that was produced seemed to us too much lifco"trying it on the dog" with the public as the Dog.

,0ur policy Was to'study the situation carefully, gauge local conditionsand then consult the best automobile authorities in America with, the

result that we represent today ' "')

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The Pierce ArrowChalmersHudson

(All licensed Under Scldcn Patent)

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, These three great makes represent a combination of best practice .in'automobile (Construction, with the widest choice of body types and firjees.The manufacturers of these three great makes are the leaders in the" in-

dustry. '.',By handling, only these three great makes we can do justice both to tho

public and the manufacturers. "

There are from five to eight thousand different parts in an automobilemultiply this by ten, and the number is enormous. Few dealers if any

'could keep even the necessary parts of ten makes to provide against lnev;itable accident, but with three it is different.

ii 'I t :

Wo wish phr name to bo synonymous with the

GOOD AUTO. SUNDRIES AND GOOD SERVICE.'

Faithfully yours,

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Oceanic Steamship Company'Uf F Arrive Hon.;De( ember 3 ...December 9DftcmLir 21 ..December 30

Bs

vflllOrin Out i'Usi, tingle, S. F.; $110 lint Mass, round trip, San Frn- -

CO.. LTD . Agents.

'Pacific Mail Steamship Co.,

and

1. Btmmon at above nil) Call itt and l.vInls I'ort on or about Ha tea mentioned below:

leave For OrirntNippon Mnru 2DSiberia. December fi

China December 13

Tor further Information applj

H. Hackfeld &

Matson Navigation Company"IETWEEN SAN FRANCISCO AND HONOLULU

From Sui Francisco

8. 8. Wilhelmina November 29S. S. Lurline M8. S. Wilhelmina December 27

January

BREWER General

Companies HONOLULU

HonoluluNovember

December

HILONIAN this line sails from Seattle for directabout DECEMBER 1910.

For lurtner particulars, applyCASTLE COOKE. LTD.. General Agents, Honolulu

Canadian-Australia- n Royal MailITEAMSHIP

FOh MJt AND AUSTRALIA:ZEALANDIA DECEMBER 9

MOANA JAXrAUV 7

THEO H. DAVIES CO.,

9. F.

C. &

S. S. ofon or 3,

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AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

From New York to Honolulu, Tehuantepec, every sixth day.Freight received at all times at the Company's wharf, 41st Street,

fonth Brooklyn.

FROM SEATTLE OR TAC0MA TO HONOLULU DIRECTrS. S. ARIZ0NAN. to sailS. S. VIRGINIAN, to sail DECEMBTR K

For farther information apply to ,H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD.. ajents, "Honolulu.

C. P. MORSE. General Freight Atrent.

OUR PACKERS

Packing Shipping Storage

Union-Pacifi- c TransferStreet, to

HUSTACE PECK CO., LTDU aUIlN ITBEIT

Istimate (riven on all kinds ofIzeavatinfr. Filling.FIREWOOD AND C0AE, WAIANAE

FIRE INSURANCE

The B. F. Dillingham Co.LIMITED

SMrl Agent for Hawill:

Atln Aisuranca Company of London.Nw York Undtrwrltert' Agency. a.Providence Insurance Co. ',,'no rkuun, o i AnutnvvuLU tt.uu.

INSURANCEIt not a. Luxury; It Is a Ntceolty.

But you Mutt have the DESTand t.'iat li provided jy the famousand mott equitable Laws of Matu.huiutte, In the p.

New England Mutual train

Life Insurance Co.n.atat

OF BOSTON, and

If you would be fully Informed about Onlysheet lW, addreai ,a

m" ,CASTIE & COOKE,

B; UNERALAQENTS, .

Mm& HONOLULU, T. H.

Leave Hon. ArriveDecember 11 Decembei 20January 1 ... 10

thetha

Honolulu

via

Toyo Kisen Kaisha

Jrnvr Honolulu For 8 F.M.mchiulii . November 2G

Oliijo Mir.i . . December .1

..December 10'Mongolia . .December 24

m

Co., Ltd., agents

For San Franciico

S. S. Wilhelmina December 7S. S. Luilinc Decembei 20S. S. Wilhelmina . . .January l

COMPANY

TORMOANA nncEMiintt 7

MAKIKA JANUAIIY 3

LTD.. OENERAL AGENTS.

DECEMBER 4

PHONE 2295

Drayinr, Teaminc, oad SaUiiai.

SAND FOR SALE

Oahu Railway Time TableOutward.

for Wnlnwie, Wulaliia, Kaliuku amiWay Statloim .1:15 n. in., 3:20 p in

l'or Pe.ul City, Kwa Mill and Wayriiaiiooi' tt::ii u. m., p:l6 a. in..lt:30 a. in., 2; IE i. 31., '3:20 i. 51.. to0:10 p. in.. t'J:so p. m., tllMr. p. m.For Wulilawa anil l.ellouua '10:20in., &:is d. m., ;9:30 p. m., tli:H.m

Inward.Arrive Honolulu from Kahukn.AVal

auiua and Walanao S:36 '.' m.,G:3l n, m.Arrive Honolulu from Ka Mill and

Pearl , City f7M5 a m.,ll:02'a.'in.v 1'40 p. m., M'f26S540:31 v. m., 7:30 pj m,Arrive Honolulu from Wahlawa and

I.cllchna 9:15 a. m., U:0 . m., 6.31m., jii'i.o p, m.

The Hhl'wa I.lmlteil, a two-hcu- r

(only Ilrst cIiihs tickets limiorod),leaves Itnrin,u!ii every Sunday at 8:3G

m; rotiiriilnir. arrlvta n Honolulu1U 10 j). m. The (.united sIo;ih nnljPearl City and Walan.'m outwardWalanao, Wulpahu and Pearl City

InwnrdDally. tSunouT Excepted tHunday

p di:nison. p ;. smithFiiporlntcnilunt. O P A

II 11 11 1 1 n idmiir iiunilierK are jllilstiiess f.fllce i:,(.I.'dlluilal liooias

are experienced men skilled in handling household goods.

Co.,King next YounR Ho'el Phone 1874

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Washington

LIFE

MASSACHUSETTS.

VANCOlven:

wvvivn Mm.i.nrrN miNoun.u, t h Tfnsn.vv. now 29. 1010

Established in 1858

Bishop & Cou

BANKERS,

Commercial and Travelers'

Leltcri of Credit issued on

the Batik of California and

The London Joint Stock Bank

Ltd., London

Correspondents for theAmerican Exprrss Compiny

and Thoi. Cook . Son.

Interest allowed on Term

and Savings Bank Deposits.

BANK OP HONOLULULIMITED

TAID CAPITAL. $000,000

Successors toGLAUS SPRXOKELS & CO.

Invites your Account andnlTcrs satisfactory service.

Loans at market rates

Exchange and Cable trans-fers.

Travelers' Credits andChecks available everywhere

The Yokohama Specie

Bank, Limitedm:w ir.'Tin: . vokoma.mi

Capital (Paid rp) .Yea S4,nnii,nnnHiKcrvo 1'Ulld Yen lK.niMMHHI

Onernl banking businesstmiiF.i-tu- l. SiiUiirs nccountH forSI and upwnrds.

I'lio mid ImrRlar-prno- f vaults,with Deposit Uoxim for ii'iitti.. $2 per year and npuaida.

Ti links ami cases In lit-- Kept oncustody nt tmidcrnto rates.

P.irthultiiM t to applloil for.

V Ah.W, H.iiiascr.llniinliilii' Office, llothcl anil ls

Slnuts. Tnpilinno 2l2tnail 1501. P. (). Hot IDs.

Oahu Machine ShopManager - H. L. K0SS

301 QUEEN AND RICHARDS SIS.Teleohone. 514

ENGINEERS AND GENERAL1TACHINE REPAIRS "

Antoraobiles, Motor Cycles, Gas Sta-tionary and Marine Eninei, Rice

Mill Machinery, Etc.

Honolulu ElectricCo.

Encincerinc and ContractintrHouse.WinnR Repainng Suppliesnot AiaiviA si, near ileretania

PLANISHED STEELA full assortment, lizcj 24"x96"48"xl20", and wtugti No. 18 to

No. 20 just to hand.We do sheet tsetal work of all

Kinds, and guarantee satisfactionxour patronage is1 solicited.PROMPT ATTENTION TO JOBBINO

dnniikjii j,ji v i;u., LiU.Phone 1511 145 KinB Street

BUILDING MATERIAL.m.oji'AmifriDiii'r U) iKAiiai iy;.unXI. II

ALLI"" tre Hnnnlil- -

ConstructionQueen St.. 0pp. Knaluinami

J.

Alexander & Baldwin,LIMITED.

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.II. !. Haldwln PresidentW. O. Smith.. FirstW. M. Alotutnlcr .,...,

..i SecondJ. P. Cooke

ItfTIlV'li V,r"-'"'- aii'lL .VrK)rmil Mi., . Ufch-rJtm-

J h. Castle .. . Director1 It. Dult Dlri'McirW R, CuMtlo Director

Sugar Factors,Commission Merchants,and Insurance Agents

A con tn foritunu'lan Commercial & SiiRiir Co.Haiku Sugar C'oinpiny.Pahi Plantation.Maul AKrlctiltiirnt Comi..tnjr.Hawaiian 8uc.ir Company.Kaliuku Plantation Compiny.Snhuliil ll.illrn.til Compery.tlnleaknla Itr..n h CompniyHiiiioIii.i Hunch.Mcllryde SiiRfir CoKauai Hallway Cn.

Caslle & Cooke, LtdHonolulu, T. M.

SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MER.CHANTS. SUGAR FACTORS

anriGENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS

Repretentl'oEn Plantation Co,Walnliln. Agricultural Co., I.tilKolial.i Rujar CnWnlinen Sugar Mill CoAxka Husar Co. t.ul

Iron WVrku i.f St. l.'mlaSt WIIkm, Piiriiim

nrcen's Fuel F.c(itioiu!erMuimiii NnvlK-ill.i- Co

C, Brewer & Co., Ltd.

SUOAR FACTORS AND COM.MISS. ON MERCHANTS

Officer! jnd Director:I! F. Illiiliop PibalilitatJuj. II. llolicrtKiin

....Vlrn-Pii'Klili'ii- t ami MnnmrrW V Norlli Tieanurornirlmril Ivoi-- HicrntaryJ. U. Oall .... Ainlltor(. H Cnrtrt DirectorC. II Cooko DirectorIt A. Cooko directorA Darlloy Director

C. Brewer & Co., Ltd.

FIRE AND MARINE

INSURANCE AGENCIES

Hoyal JiiHiirnnce Co. 01 LtteriKiolAKrnrance Corporation

Commercial Union Assurance Co.of I.ond.m.

SoJttlsli lJnl"!i A Njtlnn.il InsCo. of IMinliurgh.

Cnledonlia IiiFiirnnre Co of ICdlnLurch.

Upper Ithlne Insurance Co. (Marhie)

Teiritorial Board ofImmigration

Ofllre 4U3 StanRewald Ui.Honnluln J

SCANDINAVIABELTING

HONOLULU IRON WORKSAirenU

Chemical Fngines andWatchman's Clocks

For Sale byJ. A. G I L M A N

Fort Street

PACIFIC ENGINEERINGCOMPANY,. LTD.

Coniulting, Desiirnini; and Cn- -

itructinB tncinccn.BndRCs, Buildings, Concrete Stnie

tHret SjeeJ, StructortK nitarj, Sy,ternvRcnorfiJUulJEstimatci on ?.Ifcts, rnqne ,I5rn Ll'hj Intorrlalknd nadiO. Illlftll. JRhiiTi'T.hooks for eale nt tho llullotluoffice. DOc each.

&Drayir. Co., Ltd.,Telephone 2281

,HlJ!- " l

THE BEST GRADE OF

WOOD and COAXPrompt d liverie3 in nay quantity,

TEAMING AND TRACTION ENGINE HAULING.

Npnolulci

LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THEFIRST CIRCUIT. TERRITORYOF HAWAII. HOLDING TERMSIN THE CITY AND COUNTYOF HONOLULU.

MAUSTOV OAMPiiniX,, Suporln- -

tulidrtitof I'ulillo WnrkR of theTenllory rt ltiivnllllalntlrrand Vitltloner, ,n. I,Vni;LI.Afl. WOOUJ et nl... Ddreiiilnnta'n tic HeBponilonts.

TKllAt SUMMONS. --.

tiii: TKiiiinoaY-o- iiawaii-i- o

thk high siiKitii'i' (it ,thoTerrjtoiy of Hawaii, or 'illsDatiiit: I

YOU Aim COMMANDED to nuni-mo- n

iSAfllJM.V II. WOODS; l'AI.- -'

Mllll PAItKIJIt WOODS and MOI.-- 1

Mil WOODS. Iila wife; MAHYJAI.ICH III.UKTT arid I'. p.1III.UirrT, hor linsliaml; .lAMKH'rilANK WOODS and IJVA WOODS.!Ilk wife; SAMUKI. PAUKIIU WOODSand KOSH WOODS. Ms wlfo; MA-lli:- i.

IIOIIKUTSON lllCCKKKY andIICNRY HKCKI.KY. lie'r Uusliaml:MAUI) WOODS; LUCY WOODS; n.V. SHINCll.i:. 13IINEST wodi:-HOUSi- :

and AM.AN W. T.Trustees under tlin Will

nf .lamei WlRht, ileccased: KOIIAI.AIIANC1I COMPANY, l.l.MITKO, anHawaiian C'oiporatlon ImvliiR Itsprincipal olll.o nt Piiiihue. District ofKohala. Island mid Terrltoiy of Ha-- 'wan: joii.v noi:, mahy npt:, nmimniAHI) DOi:, tinhnnwn ownermid rlalmaxts, i1rfi'iidantn, (ji (qkotlinv shall (lie written answer! vUh-I- ti

tvrnnty il.ys nfter cervlcn liercnrto lie Hrtii appear before tlin 'wildCircuit Coutt nt tlin term thereofpenilltiB Imiiielllritely JiAcr tho expl-tnllo- n

of twenty ilas afterlicienf: pinvlded. however. It noterm ho pi'iidlnrj nt rneli lime, thento he and appear before the saidClreuU Court nt tho next succeed-- I

lie term thereof, tn wit. the Jan-nar- y

mil Term tiiereof. to ljo hold-er! at the City nild Cmitity of Ho-

nolulu, on Monday, the ninth dayof January next, nt 10 o'clock a.in., to thaw cause why JitdRnientof foiiileiniiatloit of the lands do.icrllied In the Petition herein andfor nny other ro lef demanded Intho iiellt'.nn should not Iiq ri wardedto Mnritnn Cnmplioll, Sttporliitendent of Public Works, pursuant to thetenor of hla annexed Petition,

And liavo jon then thorn thisWilt with full return of jour pro-ceedings thereon.

in .m..-v-i inn iionoraiijn Presld.Iiir Judgo of tlin Circuit Court ofHie rist' Cir ult, nt Honoliiliijnforftiraid this 1st day 'of September,1 !l 1 0.

(Real.)(Sri!.) IinNUY SMITH.

Clerk.(Hnilnrfeil) I,. No. 7202. Hcr, .1,

PK. lfi... Circuit Court. Klrst qir-ul- t.

Territory of Hawaii. M.11M011Campbell, Superintendent nf PublicWorks nf the Territory or Hawaii,PUT. and Petitioner. a. Isabella 11.

Woods et als.. Dcfts. and HeKpnnd-enlB- .Orlfjlnal giiinmons filed and

Issued September 1, 11110, nt 2:21",o'clock p nf. A. K. Anna. Asst.Clork. llctiiiiicd October I, 1!)10,at 1:0.1 p. m. A. K. Anna. Asst.

for finther serlco this 4thday nt October, 1910, at l:f,r. o'clockp. rn. A. K. Anna, Asst. Clerk.Territory nf Hawaii,City and County df Honolulu, fs.

I, Henry Smith, Clork of tho Cir-cuit Court of the Ulrst Judicial Cir-cuit. Territory of Hawaii, do here-by ccjtlfy the foregoing to bo n full,line and ennect copy of t(io orig-inal summons In tho caso of Jlnr-sto- n

Campbell. Superintendent ofPulil' Works nf tho Tonltory ofHawaii, s. Isabella H. Woods ethis., nrt thu same rennlnifnf recordand 011 fllo In tho oin.; of tlic'Clcrk(T said I'ou.'t.

IN WITNHSS WHKIlKOr. I havohereunto tit my hand and affixedtho Seal of Raid Clicult Couit this17th day of November, 1010. of

HENltY SMITH,Clerk of the Clrrult Court of t)io

llikt Circuit, Territory of Hawall. nt

Alexander Lindsay Jr., .Attorney-Oenoral-

and Arthur fl. Smith, Deputy Attorney-Genera- l, for the poll.tinner, 477!)-.".-

BY AUTHORITY.

SEALED TENDERS.

Fealed Tonders will bo recolved bythe Supciliiteiident of Public Worksuntil 12 m, of. Saturday, December17, 1910, for tho eonstrirllOn of n (in

wliainnil.slieil nloiiR thp Hw.i sideof Naval Wharf No. 1, nttho footof Richards strpct, Honolulu,

Plans, xpcclllcatloiis' nnd .nronosalblanks aro on Jlo 'In. tho Publicit 111 wa I'i'pni imcui. -

Tho Suiicilntiid"en( vnf PublicWorks ie3ervrs thqlrlut to lojectany or all bIJs. "

MAItSTON OAMPIIHU,,Kiipcilntendont of Public Works.Honolulu, November 0, 13(0.

477fi-1-

It

HAWAIIAN FISHERY. LTD.000and

KlnK Street Fish Mrket

r Telephone 25C5

Well, What Do

You Know

About

This?

$175,000Worth of Real Estate

Sold in KaimukiDuring the Last

Nine Months

After writing Ads on Kai-rauk- i,

wc have put over thebiggest success in years, out-tclli-

every other di3trictan the maiket. But hush!Wc couldn't have done it ,ltthe properly had not been nilrifjht and sold itself. Thereal secret the praperty- - notthe tttifT wc have been writ-ir- e

Kaimuki Land

Co.

LEGAL NOTICES.

IN Till: ClltCI'IT C'OUItT OP TIIKKlist CIiliiK, Iciiltory of Hawaii.At Chiinibera. In Probate. In thema'ter of the IMato of Marl.imio J.Ilciges, do eased. On leadllig andllllng the Petition cf William

Adinlnlatraloi of tho Hslato ofMiiiiaiiiiu .1. Ilorges, deceased, pr.iy-lii- B

for an order of eale of cc.-tal-n

toil iLtntv bo otiglng to said dece-dent, and more partlculaily do- -scrlbiid Jh beliiK a (oitlou of RoyalPatent ."CIS, I.. t A. It II to Plll- -K11.1, Eltli.itu on l.llllia sttcet, at

In Honolulu, balm, and ret-ting forth-certai- n legal 'reasons' vhysuch 1e.1l ettate thru'd bo sold, towit: that tho personal (iropurty ctsaid estate Is insufficient to pay theilebtB cf said decedent; It Is herebyOrdered, that tho heirs and next ofkin of (.aid decedent and all per-rons Interested In the said eitate,appear before this Court on Wellies- -

day. tho 2Slh day of December. A.I). 1910, nt 10 o'clock a. m nt thecourtroom of H1I3 Court, in the Cityof Honolulu, then nnd thero to shownitso why an order should not be

granted for tho ralo of such estate.Dated, Honolulu, Nocmber 21, 1910Ily tho Court: 51. T. SIMON TON,Cleik, Circuit Court of the riist Circuit. (Seal.)

1781 Nov. 22. 29; Do". (1, m.

CORPORATION NOTICES.

To the Stockholders of the UNIONpi:i:d company i.imitkd:

Take notice that a special meetlnstho stockholders of said Company

will bo held at the Company'sKnka.iko, Honolulu, on Thura-lay- .tbo Ut day of December, 1010.

10:30 o'clock a. m to considertho matter of the sale of certainpropert of tho Company.

Honolulu, November 2Uth, 1910.C .1. FAI.K,

Secretary, Union Feed Company, Mil47Sr,nt

BUSINESS NOTICES.

NOTICE TO SHOOTERS.

Anynno found huiitliiK or fchoatlni;the lniid.i nt Walal.10 and Ka

hala under my ontiol will l,0 (irose.ruled to tho fullest extent of tholnw n p it isuNinntn.

November 28, 1910. 4785-l-

loirAiithmltles eay ou are Incurablejou hao had "kidney tioublo"

(lullainnutlon of tho kidneys) ovei1110111)11; deaths now nearly iio,a our. Call for free diet listpamphlet that may proionj; or

ravo jour life.HONOLULU DRUG CO.. LTD.

WeeUj Itullctlu n per WMr.l

MOVEMENTS OF .

MAIL STEAMERS

"VE8SELS TO ARRIVE

Wednesday, Nov. 30.San Kianclnco l.i ports Alaskan,

AMI. S. S. ." AKiiiiji ports W. O. Hall, stnir.

Hawaii and .Maul purtn Claiidliie,Ftmr.

Saturday, Dee. 3.Hllo la way puns Manna Kea,

stnir.Hongkong nnd Jnpan poits Chlyo

Mnru, Jap stnir.Sunday, Cec. 4.

ICnual pons Klnait, stmr.Maul, Molokal and Lanal iiorts

Mlkahala, rtmr.Monday, Dec. S.

Mnnlla la Nagasaki, Sherman, U.S. A. T.

San I'ranclsco Siberia, P. M. S. S.Wednesday, Lcc. 7.

Kauai polls W. O. Hall. stmr.Hawaii la Maul iuts Claudlno,

stnir. 'Australian porta la Suva Moana.

CA. S. S. ,

Friday, Dec. 9.San I'ranclsco Sleira, O. .?. 3.Victoria and Vancouver Zealandla.

C.-- S. S.Saturday, Dec. 10.'

Hllo la way' Kea.stmr. ' i

Hongkong n Japan ports. Asia,I', M. S. S. ,

Sunday, Dec. Ml.Mnnl, Mhlokal and I;a'm ports

Mlkahala, stmr.Knnal ports Kliinii, rtmr.

Monday, pec. 12.San Krniiclrco Clilna, P. M. S. S.

Wednesday, Dec. 14.San Francisco I.tirllne, M. N. 8. S.

Monday, Dee. 19.Ran Francisco Manchuria, V. M. 3.

S.Saturday, Dec. 21.

Hongkong la Jap-i- porta Mongo-lia. P. M. S. H.

Tuesday, Dec. 27.San rranclsco Chlyo Mnru, Jap.

stmr.San FranclFco Wlllielnilna, M. N.

a. S.Friday, Dec. 33.

San rranclsco sierra, O. S. S.Central nnd South American portaKlyo Mnru, Jap. stmr.

Saturday, Dec. 31.Hongkong via Janan norts TinMnru. Jap. stmr.

VESSELS TO DEPART I

Monday, Nov. 23.Kauai porta Koran, rtmr.

Tuesday, Nov. 29.Kona and Kau ports Maunn

stmr.Ocean Island ColllnRliam, Ilr.stmr.Hllo la way porta Mminn iCni

stmr., 10 a. m. 'Maul. Molokal nnd T.nnnl .,nr(0,i.

kahala, stnir., s p. m. 'scaltio Dlv, v. S. A. T.HonRkoiiR via Japan ports Nippon

Maru. T. K. K. S. S.Kauai imrta KI11.111. stmr., 5 j. m.

Wednesday, Nov. 30.San Francisco Hyndcs, M. N. S. S.

Saturday, Dec. 3.San Francisco chlyo Maru, Jap.stmr.

Monday, Dee. fj.Manila via HnnRkoni! and Japan

ports-sibc- rla, P. Ji. s. SWednesday, Dec. 7.

Victoria and Vancouver Moana. C--S. S.

San FrancNco-Wlllifclm- lna. M. N.

Friday, Die. 9.Australian ports vh FannInB IslandZealandla. C.-- S. S.

Saturdiy, Dec. 10.. San rranclsco Asia, V, M. s. g.

Monday, Dec. 12.HnnRkonir via Japan portn-Ch- lna.r. M. S. 8.

Wednesday, Dec. 14.San Francisco Slorra, O.r's, s.

Monday, Dec. 10. ,Manila via Hnnckonc nn,l .Tnn.nft

lions .iinnrinirla, P. M. B. S.Tuesday, Dec 20.

San Francisco I.urlhio, M. N. S. S.Saturday, rjc, 24,

Ran Francisco Mongolia, p, M, SH.

Tuesday Dec. 27.Honskont; via Jppan ports-Ch- lyo

Maru. Jap. stmr.Saturday, Dec. 31.

HongkonR la Jnpan, ports KlyoMaru, Jnp. stmr.

San Frnaclsco Tenyo Mnru, Janstmr.

MAILS. I

Malls nro duo from tho followingpoints ns follow r;San Frnnelsro Por Siberia. Pee, r.Ynkohan.a-- Pcr Cbljo Mnru, Dec. 3.Australla-P- fir Mcina. Deo. CtVictoria Zenlnn-lla- ,

Dee. 9.Malls will depart for tho follnwhiR

"'ilnts as fo'lowR!Ran Frnnc'sco Per Chlyo Maru. Dec.

Yokohama Pcr Nippen Maru, Nov.4.r, .

Vnnroiuor Per Moana, Dec. C.Auttralla-Zealan- dla, Dec. 9.

PASSENGERS ExVeCTEO )

I'er Am. rik. Aiuliew Woleh. fromRan Franclsco--O. K. mblet. W.

c A Fiaiu. j i;. Hutchlnso.)i

We e k I j II u 1 1 1 1 y' $1 p?r ytur.

to.jTai

cur.

I

Holidayr'

GoodsARRIVING BY

EVERY STEAMER

Special Christmas Purchasesfor lhi,s season contain latestmainland styles nnd novel-tics- .

J.A.R.Vieira&Co.Ill HOTEL STREET

LLJJU H 9'U HJ.Ji .y

AutomobileSupplies & Repairing

Associated Garage,Limited

Von llamrn-Youn- g

Co., Ltd.

Pioneers nnd Leaders inthe Automobile Business

Agents for such well Known cars.ia Packard, d, StevensDuryi-a- . Cadillac, Thnnius Flyer,I'.ul k, Ovorland, (Inker l.lectrlc, andothers.

Jiilli Jbr JK !TIERCE-ARRO- MOTOR -- CYCLE

Machines can be seen at Berber'sElectrical Shop,

R. C. AXTELLSole Agent 1048 Alakca Street

LOCOMOBILE"The Best-Bui- lt Car in America"

ECHUMAN CARRIAGE CO.. LTDAgcnt.1

;. W. KERSHHIJI

Auto Tire Repairing

U77 Alakca St. Thone 2434

LIVERYFINE SADDLE and

DRIVING HORSES

CLITB STABLESTelephone 1109

Y. YoshiKawa,The BICYCLE DEALER and RE-

PAIRER, has moved to

' 180 KINO STREETNew locationRed front, near

Voun'g Building, 2518.

H. Y0SH1NAGA

Emma Street, above BeretattlsKew BICYCLES arrived for racing

nd general use, Prices. $25 un to'35, without lirei.es. Repairing and

g dono neatly.

OWLCIGAR NOW 5o ,

',

M. A. 01INSr& CO. ' - ' Agents

San Francisco Hotels!

fBm

HOTELSTEWARTSAN FRANCISCOGeary Street, above Union Squate

juit orroi.it uoiti st. rncuHuropetn Plan $1.60 a day upAmerican Plan $3.03 a day up t

Stcc! and brick structure, furnish-ings cost $200,000. High classhotel at moderate rates. Omnibusmeets nil trains and cteamcrsHotel Stewart now recognized asHawaiian Island headquarters.Cable address, "Tra wets" A. B.CCode. Reservations made throughTrent Trust Co., Port Street,Honolulu.

Hotel St. FrancisUnion Square, San Francisco

Under the Management ofJames Woods

Ilic beautiful parkFArtXd heart of Hit- - oily,

nhtch U (lie theatre n(tin- - prlmlpal ctentx of

(lie fumniiv fcslhnls of Sanl'ninrtM'n, tiN hold, In en.tlroiimcnt mul iilinovplicrc, exprcsHci innsl pleasantly Hie

comfortable spirit of old Cat

Horn la.

Hip rnjnllj- and nobjllly ofIlic Old World and the FarKill I niidl Hip men of highnrlilcvcmcnt In America lio

assemble licrc contribute In ll;pcosmopolitan nlniosphi-r- of nil

which representsHip luispllnllly nml Individual-II- )

of S:m Francisco to Ilictnnclcr.

Tin building, which murkstlip f.irt licit nihniirc of scienceIn mt i Ice, Iihh non Hip largestCiipuclt) of mi)' hotel structureIn Ilic West, nml upon rumple-ti- n

u of Hip l'""t street mint'-- ;will lie Hip largest canniinsciyIn (lie world.WIUI.K tiii: fiEiivin: is ux- -

'V.l, TIIK PRICKS AltK.Vol'.

European Plan from $2.00 Up

SFEND THIS WEEK AT

lialelwaAND LEARN WHAT REAL LIFE

AT THE BEST HOTEL IN THETERRITORY BEALL IS.

.l.

WA1K1KI INNFirst-Clas- s Familv Hotel

Best Bathing on the Beach

W. 0 BERGIN. Pron.

Hotel MajesticSachs Block, Fort and Beretania Sts.

J'lne furnlbhcd rooms, per da)1)0 atid upwards per month. Splnndid nccomcodntlons.

MRS C. A. BLAIS2ELL. Tro.

TjU N.w Phone NumberAT

Vienna Bakery

SUMMER I)AYS AND

Paa Ka .HangGOOD THINGS

F. E. DAVIS &(0,,MERCHANDISE BROKERS

Merchant and Nuuanu Streets

FOR YOUR GROCERIES. SEE

AMERICAN BROKERAGE CO.

93-9- King Street, near Maunakea

Phone 2291 Daily Delivery

'vVVcYfy tl'nl)tlirl per lcar.'

rvpvMvo nnn.ETis. Honolulu, t ii.titsdw ov ? toin

Iflfllf nirr FORLUUHUUI7ftf

R(f ? ninnf ft flr t y rnfewlnr rnttrbrf. Ifjnu ! rt r ttiie In or ator.g rid of them nlth

STEARNS' ELECTRICRAT and ROA CH PASTElhonlrrtirititftlMlmn1fttcr,AIotird'MttiI tMkroMrtiHi M Mher vermin, hr iven rt !mlceo.it of Mi V d1. Money back ItltUlU,

m wn j- - it M i no b.Mby druttitu mt Mil tira prepiM

8tsm' Electric PtiUC.t , ,ntato,lii, .yCEiaRiiuSJl5gw3H

NEW FALL MILLINERY

uMISS TOWER'S MILLINERY

PARLORSBcston Buildise Fcrt Street

Just rc.eived a few IMPORTEDGOWNS a.o HANDBAGS, SCARFS,BUCKLES and NOVELTIES.

Mrs. F. S. Zeave,Rooms 0708 Youmr Building

rtio.io 8uo$

GILBERT CORSETS

Strictly cus om made.First in Model, Qual ty, Workman-

ship.Requisite to Health, Beauty and

Style.MISS WOODARD - Fort Street

SPECIAL HOLIDAY

PRICEi

Dunn's Hat Shop

LEADING UAT CLEANERS.All Kinds of Hits Cleaned Ant

Blocked.Jo Acids Hied. Work Guaranteed

FELIX TURRO. Specialist,1154 Fort Street. Opp. Convent

Honolulu. T. H.

KAM CHONG CO.,GENTS' FURNISHINGS

Fort and Beretania' StreetsHarrison Block

WAI1 Y1NG CHONG

CO.,

King Street. Ewa Fishmatkct

WING CHONG CO

KINtJ ST.. NEAR BETHEL

Dealers in Fnrnitnre. Mattresses,stc. etc. All kinds of XOA and MIS-SION FURNITURE made to order.

Grand Reduction Sale

SING CHAN CO.,223 King Street, Opposite Aala Park

GENERAL HARDWARE

Fine Line of

Carpenter ToolsAt the New Hardware Store

CITY HARDWARE CO.King and Nn'uanu Streets

IMPORTERS OF 0RH3NTAL'GOODS

WING WO TAI & CO.941 Nuuanu Street Phone 1020

And Cloth of Al Quality Can bPurchased 'from

SAIN Q CHAIN,MCCANDLESS BLDG.

P. 0. Box 901 Telephone 1731

Heat Market and Importers.

C. Q. Ye? Hop & Co,

ICEManufactured from pure distilled wat-

er. Delivered to any part of city bycourteous drivers.

Oahu Ice & Electric Co.,Kewalo Telephone 1128

.1?X TAPAS'.A!-V- fi

Unique designsjust received,

HAWAII &SOUTH SEAS

CURIO CO.

Young Bldg.

DULLCTIN AD6 PAVJJRi:

Cable News

MEXICO MSHftHGUUTWI

t l'rrss tiil i

CITY OF" .MKX1CO, Nuv it Intjilti' of tht'-'fa- that thvre vptin n I ii s considerable unrest thm.iclinut llm ItepulillP, the plnns f,i, n,,.Inatinurntluii of rreslileut liiar forhis reventh term ns Chli"f Mnslstrateto v.'hlch he was elected In ,iul.hnp been resumed nnd the InnuKiu.i- -

tlrti ceremonies will be cnnled outeven more elaborately than j m pievlous like occasions. The olll lal In- -

iitiBurittlon Is to take nlaoc hero on'.

I UlliailU.

IN

CAUSED POISON

and

I

tH-- t

Conquering

walk fu

What Is particularly Interc-tln;- ; at or t() riw (rom ,.mr iheiiirnttthis tlmo arc tho elaborate iilium tinticatmcnt Is ruiiie at for iikim ulurder way tho Inauguration of th6 rhvuiiiiitUiii and tlie with wbhli

Ilamon Corroll. iU 'i' iny Iw,,,,,, w ben it It IrciiUil is i llu-tr- n Utleeremonv In connec the T.i,y Mitlrvw.trf Xo.Hon with the tnklng of otllce of the j.7 Cmky menue. lieiiiiiiiont, Texa,

Iiob been llght In who sm n culleirr inmi lumbago for twoitiniparlsnn with that ronnecied with years uml mis often fur-ti- l to lay ou

the presldcntaal lnniiEuration. but J' Jj u"'r for

this ear t'orrall will, W1U (1.k(.-i- i very mul.'lei.ly ulthnlmnst cn.ua! lionois with bugo while at work. The piiins were

1)1,17.. Iery slmrp and wmto that 1 ctnoThis Is ns am- - ,lt'ar. "'".'" ,'nm '" "

' it htvcii HtH' ntt.ukK Iplo confirmation of the te,,ort In : Wilnll),. ,.ink m TlJ 'Dt.a

that Dlo7. has sele ted u.m.nilly il for tun or thieu ilaviCurrull ns his tuccesunr to the moreImportant post, reallzlnc that liei.i. i i... . i..i .. .. ...i.n.. itmm. re., . ... ""-- ' "" ' - '" 'will be physically Impoerllile for himto carry on the work of admlnUtraHon much longer.

Corrall Is IntensPly iiiipopulnr,hnlng bren linyicd by the e'ectoralcollege aHoKe-h- er on the Inslstencoof the President.

ALMA KELLNER'S ALLE0EDSLAYER ON TRIAL

I.Ol'ISVII.I.K, Kentu ky. Nov. 28.'--Thottl.il of Josoph WendllnR.I

chnrgpj with the murder of Almaw.--s begun lice toda. I

Tbo crlmo for which Wcinlllng Is

on trl.il took plaeo hero In Of emberof laBt year. Alma Ke'lner. a hlld.the daughter of wealthy parents, ills-- 1

appeared and It was thought she hadbeen kidnaped for n ransom A scurchfor her was nindo thoUnited Stntei, a large teward for herirecovery being offered, finally. InMay last, the body of Hie child wasilliicovereil, nurteil neneatii me iiaBe- -,

nient nf a eliurch. Ii was then re-

membered that Wendllng, tho Janitorof tho church, had dlF.ipiie.iretl short-ly nfter tho disappearance of the girlnnd n hunt for hm wns commenced.

The arrested Wend-ling'- s

wife and th9ii too't up thochare nrter him. nfter ono

of the most pursuits Intho del" t!e history 'vl- - America.Wendllng wn. run to oaith In SanKrntielsro. ou July 21.

GRACE R0LPH ELOPED.CITY OI-- MKXICO. Nov. IS. draco

Holph, the girl believed tohave ben'i kidnaped liv a Mexicanbandit, wIiimp supposed iibdit tor hadbeen trnllt-- by a pos e, headed by.the girl's father, through western I

Mexico, w.is found toila. Instead ofbeing misused and In n desporntostutp, nB the reports said, she wasfound quite happy nnd unhurmod,her abduction pro!ng to hno beenpn o'oj.omcnt.

, . iALLEN'S LUNC CALSAM

hni been urvd mice fsfully fn yearsfor ' dcepsealeil coughs, eohls milbrt.ntljllls. Kvcyboil) tliould knowabout It. It Is tdtuplo, safo and sure.

MRS. SCOTT SUES.

No'tlo M. Scott has bioiight anoth-er suit i the school departmentIn connection with the Holitaiiaschool complications. This time it Isa writ of manilnmiw directed ngalnstSiipoilntcndent Pope Through thoAttorney (Icneial's department Popilwill now have to khuw why ho shouldnot reinstate Mis. Str.tt In Ilia Holua- -

loa school. Mrs. Scott was relieved ofher position as principal becauso ofdisagreements In connection with thonilintnlstiatlon of Hid kcliool and wasoffered n nnollior schoolIn tho Koua district Sho rcfured Joaccept It, however, ami Is still contesting for hpr fmincr position

"For Sale" card nt Uulletln.

A Skin of Beauty is a Jay forevei

CkO. FEUl GOCRAUD'S ORIENTAL

CpEAH'Oa MAGICAL BEAOTjFjEil

:c;j Rcntflvti Tin, rirowi,trrcklc. inlet..,

' " -twmw 1. ti

1TfiV'ty sr ftif i wir? u riuu--" ' i n ramy ngwtif mi ft, dlt.n.iii, 1

lit it kmI lb ten( At tr itJ, .

ttit' i it ii Uurlr-I- .

T;ityAafinicMiiiirrIvit of imllnimf If. L

hvrt f'l ! tlal r,l ll. Ii 111

Will UAI tt Ja r k

(1'iytiiMit'a fVrMHi'Kt'ht -t l.Hliftl 'l l'i,ltKMtUuutU i kl lb Ul lilillill .i wn

mT.n0fIIIIUf..3i M-.- m ? '-- '

ACUTE PAINS

THE BACKBY RHEUMATIC,

AFFECTING THE MUSCLESJ

Lumbago 1 a Form of Muicular Rheu- -matlim It Readily Cured by the

Treatment Which ItRheutnatiim Everywhere.

Although lumbago urn in almo-- t anyof II it l thleJly u f work-- e

In2 int'li aiming wholii it numbers thou- -

thefor

protierlyV.

w:u'r,U

hiregarded furnishing '

t

rlrculnllon

throughout

authorities

remarkable

In

Mah

(aiulu vl iitiiiH. At iu nttiiiku rirur"! i'J "' "v .fry imiiimi, mis ins--

eB, Im.allH t10 iuti timp andJllfV Iat well iw the eiiiliiraiiiv tif nuidillerini Xo litiin til tliiitlM'UM' mills

t i t"l'l that It iIwh nut jleld tu theI

wing In the lilixal, lliiiliieutt nml exlerIini 11,1ii1,1,i,lll i .. i,i ... ii

the i.nlii for uhnef tmif nnd the lutuntkwii vtillum u biully nt

ionj.len In lt iittiuk and ispit iiiieii-L-i- y tiiuinii inui me piiiieier is

Ififlf.n lltiulili III liuivc i.i.ll til fllrti In

ntul during tlicln I could hardly tulnl up,Willie u nun me aimui ai l ally to Hodon n....

WIW ticatttl oir and on by thxtorsllllt lll)t ,Iu.n .. nlMwto id iiiKiur gue me iiiiiineiii, nut ndidn't help. It whs only when I trie. I

Dr. Williams' nils tliut i licgun toIu I t()k H'tctal Ihim-- andluixcnt nail atoiicbof

A rt.iiy uf our new IkmAM "liiHiiesof the lllood." containing lull infoiu.ii-tio- u

iilxnil tills tieatiuiut will Ui centfree Uikjii reiuiott.

Ilr PIl.L- - 1IMI.I ... cr.1.1 i...all tiiiiggi-- l, or iKntpai.l, utioiireceipt of prut', M cents jut Ikix: nix

?. lor 'fc'.W, I'Jf tbo lr. llliuti.aM"""e C ompauy, St t tady, X. .

"mmmmm ""T "

Hawaii

Beauty SpotsIn Colored and Sepia

PhGtographs

of unusual merit, daint-ily mounted and withCalendar Pad for 1911.

A mobt nttrnctlvo gift for thoHoliday Time that will ho ap-

preciated by friends here andfriends away.

50c and 00c

Honolulu

Photo Supply Co.,"Everything Photographic"

FORT, BELOW HOTEL

PICTURESIN COPLEY PRINTS

PACIFIC PICTURE FRAMING CO.

1050 Nuuanu Street

ARTISTIC PICTURE FRAMING

Kodak Developing and Printing

Arts & Crafts ShopYoung Building

PBIMOBjiB

OrderCreapi Pure Rye

Slid bv

LOVE JOY AND 0 0.

Rainier Beer

F01 SALE AT ALL BA1ITelephone 2131

The Most Dcliciojs Al- e-

CASCADERYCROFT'S FOUNTAIN SODA

WORKSTelephone 2270

-- BULLETIN AD3 PAY- -

"wantsWASTES

Have your but cleaned by the ExportHat Cleaners, 1123 Port St., opp.Club Stables, lint workmanship;no acids used. UOl'-t- t

lly joung boy, position as tpe-wrlt- u

, experienced. Address.Tjpc," this om e. 47C&-11-

You to know Xleper's Hxpress phonenumber Is 1910. llaggage movedto any part of city. 4"39-t- t

Ilrlglit bo) for Plantation Offlce Ap-

ply V. A S haefcr & Co. 4&5-5- t

r.00 bicycle tires to vulcanize. iJ.W. Kcrshncr, 1177 Alakea street.

An)thlng of nluc bought for cash.Carlo, 1117 Port St. 4753-t- f

Clean wiping rags at the IlulUtlnofllce.

EC

SITUATION WANTED.. .Japanese Cooking School. Families or

hotels supplied with cooks. C. MMatzle, 14E.7 Auld Lana. Tel. l!(0,'t

LOST.

Diamond llroach, between 1'ort Stand Diamond Head. Itew-ro- Ifreturned to this olllcc. 4781 3t

DRESSMAKING.

Dunn & lllauchnrd Krom the Cityof Paris. Dressmaking and re-

modeling. 175 Deretaula street.comer Union.

TAILOR.

Film line of now suitings recentlyreceived. Latest diagonal weaveimado up to the highest dictates of i

fashion. J. H. Itoclia, room 35Young building. 4772-t- f

?MEN'S CLOTHING.

Men's clothing on credit, Jl perweek; suit given at once. F.Levy Outfitting Co., 8achs building, Fort street. 4742-t- f

CLOTHES CLEANING.

Clothes cleaned, dyed and pressed onshort notice. Called for and dellvercd. Phone .1029. S. Hnrada,11G0 Fort street. 47C0-t- r

City Clothes Cleaning Co., No, 4 Ma-

sonic Temple, Alakca St. Clothescalled for and delivered. Tel. 20G7.

CHIROPODY.

Dr. Birch, foot specialist, will openoinres In tho Young" llldg., Dec. 1.

llrlng )o-.i- r torus. Ingrowing nailsnml bunions. 4770-l- m

ELOCUTION.

MISS RAY D. IIHI.I Teacher or

Elocution. Oratory, Physical Cul-

ture and Voice Culture. Studio:12G9 Lunalllo street. Phono 1342.

4717-l- m

AGENTS.

C. Henry Ilustne, selling agentPalmer-Singe- r car: Horsoy's no--

cement patches; special attention"given tr repairing --nitomohllcs

--Ttnd motorcycles. South near King.2174.

AUTOMOBILE.

Mound the Island, four or more pas-

sengers, IG each. IndependentAuto" Stand. Special rates by thehour. Thone 2U09. 4C77--

automobile trimmings atHamman's California Harness Shop,Richards, Merchant and King Sts.

For hire, seven-seate- d Packard;phone, 2G11. Young Hotel Stand:Chns. Reynolds. 4540-t- l

LIVERY STABLE.

First-clas- s livery turnouts at rea-

sonable rntes. Territory I.lveryStable, 348 King; phono 2S3E.

Tho Wise Wear TOIUCS, tho now

form fitting lenses; accurately nndpromptly ground. Factory on thepremises. Hjes corro tly fitted.Alfred I). Falrwcnthor, nianufnctitling optician.

S. E. .LucasOPTICIAN

Masonio Building, comer Hotel andAlakca

The best Lenses in towit to fitevery eye.

TO 1ST

1sn

Hotel Uelmotilcu; under new man-agement. Huoms by tho day,week or m out if. 130 llcretanlaBtret. Heasotiable rates.

tottnpe on Alewa Heights.Aililus- - V. I.. Caton at Hit -I

f 1 1 n olIUc, or apply en percm-Ise- a.

. 4784.tr

Store and om es. single or en sulto.Telephone building. Men bant nu.tAiakea. It. H Ilelidrl li.

Xwo (.urnlthed roolas. Apply Wra.D. ,McCoanell, 1223 Emma B.

(HOOili, AND BOARD.

Sha,dy Nook. l(ia Ucrctauln; Tel.1333. New I) fumlBlied npart-tyeut- s,

mosquito ploof, at reason-able rates. 47GS--

Cool furnishes rooms and cottages,with board. 1C34 Nuuanu Ave.,near School St. Prices moderate.

FOR IALX.

The Transo envelope a time-savin- g

luveiuiuu. no nuur-iam- g

In sending out bills or : 'eelpts. Uulletln Publishing Co.,sole agents for patentee. tv

Ono No. 1 Ransoms concrete mixerNo. (new), complete, vlthtrucks, etc. II. S. Gray, 832 Fortstreet; P. O. llox S49.

flood sadd'.e and barney horse, r)pars old. Address Shaflur, thisolllce. 4781-n- t

Se'oml-han- d Kcmliigtoii TypewriterIn llrst class condition. PrlcoJ30.00. Address ' K. M.," thisolUce. 47S3.tr

Selected Caravonlca wool cottonseed. A. V. Rear, 1214 Tort St.P. O. llox 404. 4G93.tr

Inter-Islan- d and Oahu Railroad ship-ping books, at r.ulletln ofDce. .11

Sewing machlno (While) for salo.Tregloan Pin a No. 9.

Choice cut flowers. Phone 3029.

FOR SALE BY OWNER.

llrnnd new lliingalow. Two bedlooms, I'nqulaltq mountain nndmarine view, Knlmuk), one blockoff car line. Price j'lOOO.00. Don'tanswer unless ou mean hiisln'pst.

Address P. O. llox MJ, il&--;-- t

FRUIT.

A case of Mrs. Kearns' Hold MedalHawaiian Preserves makes a nlcoXmas present. Order early. Phonoor call at 471 Ucretaula nvenuo.

4773-l- m

BEAUTY CULTURE.

Marlnello s stem - Minnie Rhoads,1110 Aiakea street. Sculp andfacial massnge; shampooing andmanicuring; salt glows. Phono30S9. 475G--

SODA WORKS.

Phone 3022, for the ljcsj soda watermado In Honolulu. HonoluluSoda Water Co., Matsumoto lane,near corner of Heretnnla and Nu-

uanu. . 47G1-- U

MASSAGE.

Spanish systemfsttnmpcolnB, wninl-curin- g.

Dolprcs I.. Cutter,, "127

tleretnntn, toGS-ln- l

CONTRACTORS.,

Ceorgo Yamada, general contractor.Kstlmntes furnlslipd, 210 McCaud-les- s

building. Phone 11 in.47CStf

PLUMBING.

Yco Sing Kee Plumber nnd tinsmith.Smith St.. bet. Hotel and ,Paiiahl.

WELDING.

Any kind of metal welded. llrlngyour broken parts to 207 Queen,

Aiakea. "near j

PIANO. V

Mrs. Hodgson Kxperlenced teacherof plnno. Rest jnelhoiU. 'AU.pftes.23G King street, near 'Aiakea.Studjo In rear. 47G2-l- m

Y.ICT0R RECORDS ' 'FOR NOVEMBER

BERGSTROM ..

MUSIC CO., LTD.

Thayer Piano Co.

SteinwayAND. OTHER NO, i

150 Hotel St Phone 231& I

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1911Stermng-- icyclest ?

SO Just Arrived

The "Built I-ik-e

a Watch" Kind

STERLINQ BICYCLES ar exceedingly graceful in appearanceand substantial in construct on. They are made in one of the.largest and best cquinned fnetdries where for fourteen years, theone aim has been to combine style, running and wearing qual-ities with moderate price. The quality which enters into thesebicycles is made possible onlv by the possession of this long ex-

perience, unequalled manufa:turing facilities and a great output.

( $81 JSTERLING MODEL A. PRICE $25.00

FRAME:. 22 inch.. Option 20. 24. Main tubes 1 inch seamlesssteel. Flush Joints. Crank Bracket dropped 2 inches.

CROWN: Oval. Nickel pla ed.

FINISH: Black enamel, nickel trimmings. Option Sterling Green.WHEELS: Nickeled spokes, double butted and swaged, 32 to

fron wheel. 3G to rear. Hubs, spindle pattern with ball re-

tainers. Wood rims enameled to match frame.'

TIRES: New Oxford Single Tube cr M. & W. Double Tube.OEAR: 75, 24x9 sprockets.CHAIN: 6 inch block, 1 inch pitch.SADDLE: Wheeler No. 490.PEDALS: Rat-tra-

HANDLEBARS: 18 inch up curve reversible.CRANKS: 7 inch single piece, forged from selected stock.

E. O. HALL & SON, Ltd.Honolulu, T. H.

NOONTIME Lunch SF- -

The CriterionTHE FRENCH LAUNDRY

J. ABADIE, PROP.OFTICE 777 KINO ST. TELEPHONE 1491

Remember that this Laundry has no branches.

To Get You Acquainted With UsWe want you to sec our exceptionally low prices and

high grade Clothing, then you will admit you have neverseen anything to equal them.

They are two and three-piec- e suits, WORSTEDS,

CHEVIOTS, CASSIMERES, FLANNELS, FRENCH ALPACA,

SELF STRIPE and BLUE SERGES. The latest 1911 pat-

terns in stripes and checks.

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Featherweights BoxingGame Taking

Places,Their

That the llglitwvtKht r.Rhters Inthe tqiinrnl elide tmlu litno gone

way of heavyweights mul prae-ttinl- h

disappeared la a condition towJileh spnrtliiK world lias awak-ened liy tlio defeat In S.in I'Vanclscolast week of IlattlltiK Nelson byMornn In tlm clcctith round of wliatwag scheduled for a twenty-roun-

K.Moran In a fcathorwolRht and In

tlio battle In S.n Krancltco lie de-

feated the champion,and the best men In came todaycan all make weight for feather-weigh- t

clai-s- .

In Ills fight at Angeles August2 I with Connoly, Moran wai second-ed by .lark (Ira o, now In Honolulu,and at that time Moran weighed Innt ono hundred and twenty-fou- r

pounds,Abo Attel can go In at 122

pounds and he weighed but 12:1

when lie whipped Nelson. Wolgnstcan iniiKo 124 easily and hasdone It In previous battles.

In tlio featherweight class todaynrn Carney, Kid l.evlnc, nndothers, who aro all good men, nnd Intlio lightweights rome such men asrnwcll, Frane, Tacky McFarlnne.Young Karno and Dirk Ilyland, noneof whom arc In tlio same class In thefighting game as Wolgast, Morau andAttel.

There Is tlio ebanre of a light be-

tween Wolgast and Moran early In

tho jear now that the latter lias putj it over Nelson and It Is likely thatthe go win uo pinion on in san rran-cls--

In robruary.Wolgast claims that ono of bis

arms Is In bad shape from a breakand bo will not bo able to fight forrevcral months. Those on Insldoclaim, however, that lie will Inshapo to meet Moran In February,probably early In tho month.

It Is predicted by Jack draco thatWolgnst will hnvo no troublo In beat-

ing Englishman. Oraro bns sec-

onded Moran and knows bis fightingability and staying qualities.

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PICTURES SHOWN

Unst evening for tho flrtt time In

Honolulu moving plitures of No --

son Hylnml tight wereshown nt the Art Theater before alargo irowd of persons.

Tlio pictures wore biought hero by.lack draco nnd a private exhibitionwas Kjen jebtenlay aftornoon, towhich il few were inviieu.

Although tlio films have boonBhown on tho const for somatime they nro In good sliape and aro

ronio of the best that have ever beenput before the public here.

t: tt nTlio Knmehnmeha Cadets went

tliiough llattnllon il t 111 followed byn dress parade on school groundsjesterday afternoon, Theio was alargo 'loivd of town folks present.

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KAMS RETAIN -CLEAN RECORD New Orpheum

Beat Norma! Three to Nothingat Soccer Yesterday

Afternoon.

The Kiiiih predicted Hint It wouldbe a coat of whitewash for the Nor-- ,mills before the succor game startedjesterday nfternonn, and this pie.diction was rullllleil when gnmoended with a score of ?. q In their!faor.

Ily tho victory jcstcrd.iy tho Knnishavo six stialght games, andtomorrow tho terles endi for themwlfJi n game with the l'mn.

Tho Normals lacked dash andgo of their opponents In tho gameyesterday. Thev put up a stubbornlight and were on defensive mostof the time during game.

Kaellalli made first goal,second, nnd Mnnoha the

third ono for Katns yesterday..The standing of teams In the

lengue, nnd the re ord of gamesplaed follow:

Teams. (1. V. I,. Tied. Irt.Kamohamebn .... f n 0 l.onoSt. Louis I 2 1 1 .1123

I'linnhou fi 1 0 4 .00(1

KnahumanU 2 2 1 .'.nilNormals .". 1 2 2 .40(1

Central .... I 1 2 1 .37.".

lolanl ti 0 2 a .:iooIloyal 3 0 3 0 .00J

Wednesday. Nov, 0.Knahuniann, r; Iloyal, 0.I'unahou; 1; Central, 0.Kamehume'ha, 2; St. I.ouls, 0,lolanl, 0; Normal, 0,

Friday, November 11.Piinahou; 1; St. Louis, 1.Kaahumnnu, 1; lolanl, 0.Normal, 1; Royal, 0.

Mondav. November 14.Kamehamehn. .1; Central, 0.

Wednesday. November 10.I'uiiahou, 0; Kaahumaiiii, 0.Kamehamoba, 2; lolanl, 0.

Fridav. November 18.lolanl. 0; Central, 0.I'linnlinii, 0; Normal, 0,St I.ouls, Rj Hoyal0.

Monday, November 21.Knmeh.imelia, 3; Kanhumanu, 0.

Wednesday, November 28.Knmelinnielin (won by forl.Mt)

Iloval,St. I.ouls, 2; Kanhumanu, 0.

Central, 1; Normal, 0.

lolanl, 0; I'unnhou, 0.Monday. November 28.

Knniehnmclin, 3: Normal, 0.

Tor tomorrow the games aro:Knnhumnnu vs. Normal, at Mnkl-k- l.

3 p, m.Central vs. St. I.ouls, at Aala Park,

3 p. in.K.imehameha vs. I'unahou, nt

4 p. m.

CHRISTMAS TREES

Orders Inken for green Christ-mas trees nt Henry May & Co, Mil,Lending drocers, telephono 1271.

Tlio Handicraft willbo suspended tjils week In order togive tlmo for tho regular monthlyHandicraft,

Woolly II ii 1 e 1 1 n l nr r year.

Opportunity

AMUSEMENTS.

(Telephone 2(1(10)

ANOTHER TRIUMPH!

This Is One Ocod Show! o

Please Don't Miss

"Because She Loved

Him So"

Geo. B, Howard nnd Company

Evening Prices, 25c, 35c, 50c.

AALA PARK

The Great

American

ShowFrom the Barnum &

Bailey Circus

Greatest Show on Earth

Opens in Honolulu underDouble Ring Tent

December 5th

P v1 acific via loon

KINO AND NUUANU STREETS

Royal Academy ofDancing

Odd Fellows' Hall

You'll find they're all good fel-lows here.

"It's the" Fashion"Hotel nr. Fort D. H. Davies, Prop.

W 11 o k 1 j II u 1 1 o 1 1 n 1 per year.

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.AMUSEMENTS.

VIOXiIN RECITALMrs. Arthur Bur ".cito Infralls, Viol nist

Ass ted by

Mrs. Riley Harris Alle.i and Miss Elsc WerlhmucllcrSoprano. Accompanist.

HAWAIIAN OPERA HOUSE,Tuesday, Nov. 29, 8.30 p.m.

Auspices of Kilohana Art League.Reserved Seats COe., 75c. nnd $1.00 at Dergstrom Music Co.

New

Bijou Theater(Management of Sam Kubcy.)

Two EntrancesHotel St. Onn. Bethel, nnd Pauahi

below Fort.

HONOLULU'S LARGEST, SAFESTand

MOST COMFORTABLE PLAYHOUSE

WILL OPEN THURSDAY, DEC. 1.

7 VAUDEVILLE STARS 7and

LATEST MOTION PICTURES.

COMPLETE ORCHESTRA.

PRICES 10 and 15c NO HIGHERSeating Capacity 1500.

Art Theater

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday

Extraordinary

Fight Pictures

Revealing the famous battle between

Nelson and Hyland

23 ROUNDS.

GET YOUR SEATS EARLY.

PIERRE BARONAI.OIl.l HATH HOUSL'. .

School of Physical Culture,Scientific Massago, MedicalGymnastics (Swedish Movo-incnt-

Ladles' Men's and Children'sclasses. Hours: n. m. to 10 p.m. nnd Private Instruction.

.Mr. (Juiftuv Illorkmiin (oflItoyal Swedish flymn. Inst.) I

Masseur and Instructor oflGymnastics.

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MOTION PICTURESVAUDEVILLE

Begins at G:45 P. M.T II h

OLDFIELDSMusical Arllsls 1'ioni Orpheum

Circuit

WILSON SISTERSArtistic Sons nnd Danco World-beate- rs

in Their Lino

FRANK FOSTERMonologue nnd Coon Shottter

DE POMMEVocalist

Park Theater

WILLS & HASSANWorld's Creatcst

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EMPIRETHEATER

BEST MOTION PICTURES

Admission 15c, 10c, So

NOVELTY THEATER

Comer Nuunnu nnd Pauahi Streets

WISE & MILTON

THE MUSICAL MILLERS "s

GEO. W. STANLEY f

Character Artist ''

'LATEST MOTION PICTURES '

They are the product of tho best makers,' the materialsare excellent, the tailoring faultless, the styles pleasing' tothe quiet and to the fashionable dressers.

It is to the interest of every man to participate in thisgreat clothing event. Plain to say, we give good, solid,honest value, and value sticks outall over our clothing.

Prices range from $6.50 to $21.50 and worth from 40to 65 per cent more. Before buying any clothing look atour goods and prices. It will convince you of our greatmoney savers.

Fort Street near Beretania, Harrison Building, opp. Japanese Consulate.

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