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,No Store will thrive in the hands of a timid advertiser

Occasional advertising reminds uiFrom Saft Francisco: cf the old days when firemen resorted

Alameda Mnr. 6 to the bucket lines. It took a greatAmerica Mnru' . . . .Mnr. 9 many pails of water to make an im-

pression.S" For San Francisco: HrFlTW T Constant Advertising isKt- - China Feb. 29 Evening But like a stream of water from a steamMnnchurla Mnr. 7. JJjlIJN .engine "It Gets To The Mark Quick-ly."From

AorangtVancouver:

Mar. 7BULLETIN ADVERTISING IS

HONOLULU'S BEST BID FOR BUSI-

NESS.For Vancouver:Monna . , Mar. 4

3:30 O'CLOCK BIG ADVERTISING PAVES THE WAY TO THUlG STORE EDITIONVOL. X. NO. 3937 HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 28. 1908 PRICE 5 CENTS

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DELEGATE

SHAH

PEARL HARBOR TO

GET $3,000,000

CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, February 28.GOVERNOR FREAR. Honolulu.

Pearl Harbor bill favorably reported, carrying nppropria- -

tions of seven hundred thousand, authorizing nearly three mil- -

lions. Includes channel work, shops, storehouses.KUHIO.

l'carl Harbor lias won!The Hotiso Commlttco on OO

Naval Affairs of Congress busreceded from Its former post- -tlon, adopted tlio leport of tlie

O and lecom- -mends that Congress appro- -

prlnto nearly three million dol- -lurs for the dredging of thoharbor entrance, tho construe- - 4

' tlon of a dry-doc- and tho he- -

ginning of work which Is des- -tlncd to make Pearl Harbor

i the Gibraltar or the 1'ucllle!

4 fT

l -

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up In "committee, tho attitude, of tho members was unfavor- -

nhlo and tho appropriation forPearl Harbor was cut out. HutIt 13 evident that Btrong Inllu- -enco has been brought to bearto change the attitude, withtho result that the committeehas completely turned aroundund now recommends practl- -cully all that was asked.

It is not hnrd to guess thoreason for tho change. Hn- -wail has strong friends In

4 Washington, and t In- -r lluentlal of them ail is tho

President. Perhaps RooseveltIs not animated by any feel- -lng of personnl friendship forthis Territory, but ho Is far- -sighted enough to see and un- -derstand the necessity of

O strongly fortifying these 1st- -' nnds nnd placing them in such

position that they can.succc3s- -fully leslst nttack. It was

4 understood thnt he was tosend to Congress n specialmessage urging the upproprl- -atlon for Pearl Haibor. Whe- -

O ther or not ho has dono so enn- -not le stntcd, but, at any rate,It Is vory probable that he hashad personnl conferences with

O such of tho Congressmen ns 5

were In a position to uso theirO Influence for the benefit of

Pearl Harbor.O . Thro Is little doubt but

"All ToThe Good"

BcllfaiQoifiM'liKRi SialBm EiSiri

I Irouserj' wrO?I 111 III! liiiBil 111 Sil

THE KASflCorner of

KUHiO

FROI

OF

that the report of the commit-te- o

will be adopted.

Tho New York Sun of Jan. 429 publishes tho following: 4

WASHINGTON, Jan. 28. 4Another step toward preparing 4for posalblo trouble In the Pn- - 4cine was taken today when 4consideration of better de- - 4

fences for tho Hawaiian lsl- - 4

anils was begun by the House 4

Committee on Naval Affairs. 4

It Is' probublo' that tho com- - 4nilttoe'n' 1)111 wilt authorize the 4

construction of a naval stntlon 4at Pearl Harbor and that a big 4dry-doc- k will bo built thcro 4eventually, Tho project has 4

been under consideration for 4somo time by tho Navy De- - 4partmont. 4

Tho advantages of such a 4course, both offensive nnd de- - 4

tensive, were pointed out to 4

tho committee today by rcpre- - 4tentative men from tho lsl- - 4

nnds, who urged the establish- - 4ment of a naval bnso at Pearl 4

Harbor and also the building 4of n llotllla of submarine tor- - 4pedo boats to defend Amerl- - 4can Interests thero, 4

Prince Joijali Knlanlanaole, 4

tho Delegate of Hawaii In Con- - 4

Kress, addressed tho committee 4at soma length. Ho presented 4maps and charts showing the 4strategic position of tho lsl- - '4

nnds und the commanding pc 4Bltlon which PenrI Harbor oc- - 4cuplcs. He asserted that Dan- - 4lei Webster had doclared ns 4Secretary of State that because 4of its advantageous location noi4other nation than the United 4

States Bhould bo nllowed to 4gain possession of Hawaii. Ho 4quoted from Capt. Mahan toBhow that "ihe fortifications 4

and tho maintenance, of a nu- -viil base thero wero Indtspons- -able to our mastery over the

(Continued on Pago 3)

THIS LABEL STANDS FOR

QUALITY

PARAGON TROUSERS arecustom tailored, and the bestof everything is employed intheir construction.

The cloth is shrunk in ColdWater, which knits the fabrictogether, preventing shrink-age through dampness,

Every good dresser musthave a few extra pairs oftrousers; now is the time for

New Spring Styles

Finest Material

and Make.

Fort and Hotel Streets.

CO., LTD.

fawAfiAt,.!.!.. .A,. ll..4iftwt?tltUlfem.. r.-

HAS CHEERING NEWS

PERSIA

Rain Partially DamagedLast Season's

Cane

Like most of the plautntlqns whichliavu so fur held their uununl meet-

ings, Klhcl, at its annual meetingthis forenoon, reported that the 1807crop had fallen below the estimateawing.. to the heavy rains last year.Mnnnger McLeod's report read In partas follows:

Tho weather throughout tho yearhas been fnvornble for growingcrops; during tho earlier months oftho year wo had good rains and aplentiful supply of fresh water In ourditches. No pumping was requireduntil tho 1st of May, when we hadto start up all of our pumps at botl.stations.

Crop of 1907. Tho harvesting orthis crop was begun Feb. lDth, andfinished July 22nd. Tho estimate ofthis crop was 4,200 tons and tho act-

ual output for the year was 3,917.-G4- 6

tons sugar. The shortage wasundoubtedly caused by tho very1 eavy rains in January starting avigorous growth in the-can- e then bo-l-

milled, and consequently render-ing a very low purity of Juice.

Crop of 1908. Wo commenced har-vesting this crop on Jan. 20th, 1908.Wo have 204 ncres of plant cane, 254acres of first ratoons nnd 2G2 acresof third rntoons, making the totalnrea to be milled for this crop 710acres. I estimate this crop 4.400tons of commercial sugar.

Crop of 1909. this wo haveplanted 24.1,80 acres nnd have nowunder cultivation 314.35 acres offirst ratoons, 101.35 of second ra-toons, and 92.75 acres of third ra-

toons. The planting of this cropwas completed July 22d, 1907, andnil of tho ratoon cane taken undercultivation nt tho proper season.

All of tho enno for the 1909 crophnd its first application of mixed fer-

tilizer not later than Nov. 20th andtho becand application will be com-pleted not Inter than March 20th,1908, leavjng only the addition of ni-

trates to the fields of this crop to beattended to during the harvest sea- -son of 1908.

Pumping Plnnts. Throughout thecar Just closed tho work of all our

pumps has been reliable and good,there having been no serious stop ofany kind.

F. V. Haldwin has continued asmanaging director nnd tho writer hasbeen In direct communication withhim on nil matters relating to thepolicy of operating the plantation.

The Hoard of Officers wasas follows: II. P. Baldwin, presldont;David Knwauanakou,J. P. Cooke, treasurer; E, K. Paxton,secretary; D. n. Murdack, auditor. Directors: H. P. Ualdwln, David Kawa-uannko-

L. A. Thurston, J. P. Cooko,J II. Soper. Manager, A. J. McLeod.

' i iejar- - iuuvtin a pay

WE'LL

MANAGE

your estate, business or pri-

vate property. We'll co-llect rents, pay taxes, makeinvestments, and returnregular statements of in-

come.

We will act as Trustee,Administrator, or Advisor.

WE'LL do the worryingfor YOU.

. Hawaiian Trust

Company, Ltd,

w Fori St. Bcnoluln

Asnc, 'JiHi.Lj.t, iJMjMi .. ,. ,...

NARROWLYHOW wise m IT

it "Any ttmo a kanaka wants n UU position tho Advertiser ulioutB itJt 'graft'. When some haole Is look- - 'A

t. lng for u plure, the Advertiser ttt: thinks It Is all right. That's tttt wnnis tho matter. And yet thoy n i

tt talk about the natives drawingU tho color line." It I

tt This is the manner In which tttt John Wlsj discussed the sltua- - tttt ttmv. when he dropped Into tho ittt 1) ii 1 1 o 1 1 n omca this noon. utt "What's more, 1 would like to iX

it know how much experience theso tttt critics of Judge Kepolkai had be- - tttt foro they went on the bench, tt.drnde. His case on u charge of man-i- t

They say he had no experience, it slaughter has been occupying muchit How much did Pern' and Stanley t! time in tho Police Court for somutt hnrp before they wero apiiolntcd ii time past, having been heard In partit to Judicial offices?" tt cu several different days. He ranii itK it it ii it i it it it tt it K it ti it tt ii

8!

Good Year Reported By

Hawaiian Sugar

Company

Willi a crop fort the past reason

fits nt JG02.S04.16, of which 1320.- -000 wns paid out In dividends, thoHawaiian Sugar Co. of Makawell wnsable to mako a flue showing nt Itsannual meeting which was held thiscfteruoon at tho offices of Alexander& Ilaldwln. Manager II. D. Baldwinsubmitted a lengthy report, excerptsfrom which follow:

"It Is grntlfylng to report thnt thecrop Just harvested has turned out tobe the largest that this plantationhas taken off and hns overrun my L

original estimate by 1,882 tons ofsugar. Tho total crop yielded, inclu-ding tho Gay & Robinson sugars, 22,-06- 6

tons of Bugar. Tho nverage yieldof this crop wus 6.08 tons sugar peracre.

"Crop of 1908. Wo commencedmilling this crop on the 27th of No-

vember, 1907. Tho area consists, fortho Hawaiian Sugar Co. of a total ol3,318,33 acres, day & Robinson havea total of 500 acres of plant nnd rn-

toons for this crop which added toours makes a grand total of 3,818.33ncres. This crop has been grown un-

der favorablo conditions nnd nns hada sufficient Bupply of water through-out the year, with the exception oftwo dry months, September and Octo-

ber, when wo were short of water,"I have estimated tho 1908 crop

Including the Gay & Robinson su-

gars at 21,091.87 tons of sugar; thenbovo Is a conservative estimate andtne crop will probably run u littleover that figure

"Crop of 1909. Most of tho plant-ing for this ciop wns dono early andin good BcaBon with tho exception nt

(Continued on Page 2)

Mrs. Henry Cobb Adams of Kane-oli-

is ill at the Queen's Hospital.

PINEAPPLES !

PINEAPPLES trPINEAPPLE!!!

ISLAND FRUIT CO.72 S. KING. PHONE 15.

J. Hopp & Co.

FURNITURE

rcrcaoawEGood MealshOj at

rvPopular tjPrices

s

. . ,.UfirlSlian uGtS A MOntll

hor Larceny or

Beer

Jack Powers, tho hackdrlvor. wasthis noon discharged by Judge An

over a Japanese child In Auld lanowith his hack somo tlmo ago, thochild dying somo days later from ItsInjuries. K. C. Peters appeared fortho defendant, while tho parents oftho child had rotulncd C. K.' Chilling-wort-

to act as special prosecutor.Doth sides put up a hard fight, andwero ut tho end of tho trial comple-mented by the Court for tho thorough-ness with which they hnd htmdledtheir respective sldec of tho matter.A great mass of evidence was Intro-duced, the gist of which was thatPowers on coming down tho narrowlane saw a number of children play-ing In front of him, nnd, realizing thepossible dnnger, slowed down hj,8horso for a short while, hut thnt helater ou, when tho children had linedup along tho sides of tho lo.ul In nu- -

..An .?..., ...! I.I.. ...1.....I...

j,re(1 t0 croslB 0 roa(1 runn'lnR ,.,ctlv in front of tho horn, lint nuknocked down nnd run over.

John Christian, n driver for theHonolulu Brewery, plondcd guilty toa charge of larceny of two dozen bot-tles of beer. Manager Ilartlett of thobrewery stated 'that this kind of athing had been going on for. about ayeur, the defendant taking tho coruid selling It on his own account.Christian admitted that ho had beentaking the beer, but denied that Iiphail Bold it. Tho prosecution aBkcdthat a sulnt-'nili- l rcntenco bo Imrosed,. ""' t' 'injant wns sentepcod to .,nl n.a.nt lor thirtydays. i

Six gamblers, several of them hackdrivers, who wero caught shootingcraps nt Willie Vlda's house last night,all forfeited their ball of (10 each,with the exception of one Ah Sun, aJapanese In spite of his Chinese namewho appeared In court to race themusic nnd was fined S9 and costs,

Joo Roddy and G, Ii. Smith appearedon charges of assault and battery, thodefendants having sworn to cross-warran-

against each other. Thoircases wero continued, but tho Courtlook occnslon to remnrk that thcross-warra- business wns beingoverdone, ami that It would probablyre f lino to blgn audi warrants In thofuture.

SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.. Feb. 27.SUGAR: 00 decree Centrifugals 3.885cents, or ?77.70 per ton. Previousquotation, 3.83 cents.

iiLfcis: tsa analysis, ius. uj-m- .

Parity, 4.12 cents.Centrifugals price juarcn l, 1UU7,

3.42 cents. Beets, same date, 8s.11

Don't forget tho dauco at tho Sonside tonight.

The Thermos Bottleis a new Bottle that will re-

tain heat or cold for days.That means that you can haveice-col- d or boiling-ho- t drinksmiles away from ice or fire.

Hollister DrugCo.FORT STREET.

tfPf

ON PEARL

ESCAPES

otnb

TEHERAN, Persia, Feb. 28. An attempt to assassinate the Shahof Persia was made today by the use of a bomb.

Tho Shnh escaped injury but the exploding bomb killed three out-ride-

and an automobile in the rear of the Shah'j carriage was wrecked.

Fowler

HARBOR

DEATH

For Shah

Finance BiSi

WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. 28. The House Committee en Bankingand Currency has voted to favorably report the Fowler financial bill tothe House. This measure is quite different from the Aldrich bill of theSenate.

m i

For Hawaii's College

WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.GOVERNOR FREAR, Honolulu.

Treasury Department rules favorably to Agricultural Col-

lege. BABBITT.

This gives tho Hawaii College of Agriculture and Mechan-ic Arts 130.000. for this year's work.

BRADLEY KENTUCKY'S SENATOR

rANilFOriT, Ky., Feb. 28. W.C, Bradley, the Republ-Va- candi-date, was today cleoted United StatesSenator from Kentucky. This breaksa deadlock that has been' bitterlyheld for weeks.

tm

ROYALTY MARRIED

COBURG, Feb. 28. The PrinceFerdinand of EsUjaria and the Prin-cess Louise of Reuss were marriedtoday.

40 KILLED IN EXPLOSION

SABINAS, Mexico, Feb. 28. Overforty men were killed today in an ex-

plosion at the Larosita mines.

WU IS GREETED

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.. Feb. 28.Ambassador Wu Ting Fang arrivedhere today and was cordially greete'd.

CHINA 13 8IGHTED.

The Pacific Mall llnor China wasreported off Harbor's Point ut halfpast one. Sho will ho In this after-noon but will probably not leave un-til Bometlme lomorrmV,

P. 0. Bos 4G9.

UTA danco will bo given at the Sen-bi-

tonight in honor of tho offlccrsnnd Indies on board the transportTliomns.V' Friends of tho Army nndNavy, nnd of the Seaside, are cordial-ly Invited.

KEifo UK SALE

iCommencing tomorrow L. II. Kerr

& Co, will put on Bnlo their entire'stock of Sorosls shoes nt S3 n palf,which Is n sale price of from flflytents to two dollars lees than 'fasever been charged beforo for regulargoods and sizes. Tho shoes aru allfrom now lasts nnd lire reduce)! Inprlco Eolely because tho store Is over--

! crowded; thcro Is not room enoughto hold the goods. ' ,

Willie the sale Is on thero will bereductions In nil other Ilne3, some oftho goods being specifically Mention-ed In tho hnlf-pag- o advortleeinont Intills Issue.

A complete account of the FloralParade in Saturday's issue, ready for .mailing, Five Cents.

This Shoe makes a most sat-isfactory Every Day Shoe formen. It possesses a combina-tion of Wear and Quality thatmakes it the favorite BusinessShoe.

.We recommend this RussiaCalf Blncher to any man forWear. .It has a Double Sole,and is nr.de on tho Hub Last.

Price $4.50

Ltd. Phone 282

4

Every Day Wear for

Manufacturers' SSaoeCo.,

.'

1

I

liili ! (BabyWEEKLY CAIEHDAR f

l ILarriaR6sOceanic Lodge Stated. 0

1UIILAV fPerfection Communication. Sj

WIIU.NIIHOVY OH

THUMaOAVIMilUAV JS

Perfection Fourteenth Dig

HAIL'RDAV 1Pacific Second Deofee

All visiting members of theorder are cordially Invited to iattend meetings of local lodges

HARMONY LODGE, Mo. 3, 1. 0. 0. F.

Meets every Monday evening it7:30 In I. 0. O. F. Hall. Fort Street.

13 II. HENDRY, Secretary. 8HKN. 1'. VICKEHS, N. 0.

All visiting biotbcra very cordiallyInvited.

MYSTIC LODGE.. No. 2, K. o P.

Meets every 'luesday ovenlng ati:30 o'olork In K. of. P. Hall, cor.

'ort nnd lleretanla. Visiting broth-cr- s

cordially tnilted to attend.W. I.. I.YI.K. C.C..F. WALUUOV. K.ns.

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

Meets every 1'ililay ovenlng nt

7:30 In K. of P. Hull, corner Fortand lleretunln. VlHltlng brotherscordially Invited to attend.

A. (!. DEERING, C.C.,JAS. V. WHITE. K.U.S.

HONOLULU LODGE 016, B. P. 0. E.

Honolulu Lodgo No. CIO. 11. P. O.

E., will meet in ttiolr ball oa KingDear Fort street every Friday oven.

Ing.By order of tlio H It.

HAIlllY A. WILDER.Secretary.

F. E. RICHARDSON, 53. It.

Wm. M'KINLEY LODGE No.8, K.of P.

Meets every Saturday evening at7:30 o'clock In K. of P. Hall, corFort and Bcretanla. Visiting broth--

cordially Invited to attend.W. L. KRAZFE, CO.,E. A. JACOllSON, K.R.S.

HONOLULU AERIE 140, F. 0, E.

Meets on tlie 2nd and 4th WED--

B.Anlnora nt nTl TTinnth Qt I

7:30 o'clock In K. of P. Hall, cornerBeretanla and Fort streets.

Visiting Eagles are invited to at-

tend.W. L. FRAZEE, V., Prest.H. T, MOORE, Secy.

HAWAHAN TRIBE No. 1, 1. 0. R. M.

Meets every first and third Thuru-day- s

of each mouth nt Knights ntPythian Hall. Visiting brotbeis

invited to attend.J. W. ASCII. Sachem.A. E. SlURPHY.-C- . of II.

THE

Swell rooms en suite with or with-out baths; with every modern con-

venience. Rates may be had from

Mrs. J. W. Macdonald,- -

PROPRIETOR.

WILDER AVE. and PUNAHOU ST.TELEPHONE 303.

ft"S , .v-n- . n-rn- -T

A KxKJUJJ OAVrJW

COSTS YOU NOTHING ITPAYS FOR ITSELF.

TOM SHAKP,MAKES GOOD SIGNS. i

' wxzrivvujtrxztTGxivaaxixiTirrtiswtxvivs.-

COME N0W1Send in your orders at once to

Bo WoThe Finest Jade Jewelries, Eto,

The Finest Workmanship on themarket here.

Leave your order now for ChineseNew Year.

Hotel St., bet. Alakea and Smith.

Japanese Curios, Silk Kimonos,

Shirts, Pajamas, Shirt Waists, Fancy

Embroidered Goods.

K. Fulcui'oda,HOTEL STREET NEAR BETHEL.

iu Vtl lJfolding Carts

iofiseiiSaeser Co.Limited,

Kfcis and Bethel Sts.

no--

TabletsThe only prepara-

tion that effectuallystops sneezing andcold in the head.

senson,Smitb. SlCo., 3LtcL,

Hotel and Port Sts.

RUNDOWN?

OVERWORKED I

TRY SOME .

KoenigsMall Extract

It will build you up

again.

CHAMBERS DRUG CO.,

FOR. FORT AND KING STS.

PHONE 131.

I'""!"! " m ljfK

Ferrard Rcnaud & Co.'s

ImportedFrench Paste

FinestMACARONI, SPAGHETTI.

ALPHABETS, VERMICELLI.Macaroni and Cheese

for Soups.

J. M. LEVY & CO.,King St. near Metropolitan Meat Co.

Holes in Shoesarc sure promoters of dis-

ease. Pneumonia frequentlyfollows an ordinary cold andeither may be brought onby wearing poor shoes.

We Repair for $1.25

VICKERS' SHOE REPAIR

SHOP,

1119 UNION ST. P. 0. BOX 0G7.

Tho Weekly Edition of the EveningBulletin gives a complete summary ofthe novvi of the day.

EVENING nUt.LETIN, HONOLULU. T. H. FRIDAY. Pnn. 28, 1908.

LOCAL AND GENERAL

There is employment for everyucrsistent Bulletin Want advertiser.One word one cent.

Auto nt hack-far- Tel. 405,Panama hats denned nt the Globe.Phone 452 for a hack. Bethel

St. Hack Co.Pilot Mncaulay returned from Wal-I'llt-

cstcrduy.King up Scotty's hon you want a

good nutii ride. Phono 107.swnphony rehearsal this ovenlng.

Now music will bo taken up.(llvo tlio Woman's Exchange n cnll

for lels, curios, cut flowers, etc.Bulletin Business Office Phone 256.

Bulletin Editorial Room Phone 185.Onhu No. 1, K. of P., will

meet In K. (if p. lmll nt 7:3o this even-ing.

Just arrived, Hallwood Cash Regis-ters. Hawaiian Office Specialty Co.,Ltd.

Kcniiruits of ribbons nnd embroid-eries nt Whitney & Marsh's snlo tomm row.

For n dainty, appetizing meal ntpopular prices, go to tho AlexanderYoung Cafe.

Honolulu I.odgo No. C1C, P.. P. OK.. will meet In Elks' Hull, Kingstreet, this ovenlng.

A complete account of the FloralFaradc in Saturday's issue, ready formailing, live Cents.

Letters nro held nt this iifflco for"a," "All." "D" and "It." Advertiserswill klndlv call for tame.

"Drink and the world drinks withou." The Honolulu world Is Urlnl

Ing at the Fashion salloon.Coat your Iron roofs with "Arabic

You will bo surprised nt Ub coillnrnnd preservative properties. CallfornlnFeed Co., agents.

Finest Imported Fieneh Poslo atl.ey'n family grocery. Macaronispaghetti, vermleclll, alphabets, Macaronl and cheese for soups.

Its I'khneiH In butter-fa- t and In natnrul llaor make Alplno milk the mostpopular for family use. II. Ilackfelcl& Co.. Ltd., wholesale, distributors.

The Federal Grand Jury has shiftedqmrlers fiom the U. S. .Marshal's oflice to the court room of Judge HobInson, where more room Is nallable.

A petltiun for guaidliinslilp of Par-ker. Edward, Jonah and Ernest Cummlngs, minora, was Hied yesterday. JAlfred Mngoou being mimed as theKiiaidlnn.

All 0. A. It. comrades are requestedto meet at their hall today, at 2:30khnrp, for the purpose of attendingthe funeral of their lute comrade, V.

F. Williams.Miss Power's return Is being nwnit

ed by the tasteful dressers of tho city,as they expect a treat in the millineryline. Miss Power has been East, selectlng styles.

(!. 0. Seong. defendant In tho actionbrought by E. Krledlandor & S0113, hasfiled as answer a general denial of ev-

ery allegation In tho cause. J. Light-foo- t

Is his attorney.Tho dresslert unit In Honolulu pos-

itively rnnnot do better In style, nilwool quality and fluo tailoring thanwe'll do for him lu Unit. Schaflncr &Marx clothes. Sllva's Toggery.

Our storage facilities are tho bestIn Honolulu. Wo hire experienced andcapable men to give strict attentionto nil packing and shipping orders.Union-Pacifi- Transfer Co., Phono 68.

In tho matter of X. M. Harrison vsWilliam SnvldgQ, as administrator oltho ostate of Frank Lucwelko, JudgeLindsay overruled tho demurrer anildenied a motion to dissolve the InJunction.

Purror Vlerra of tho Ko Au Honleports tho following sugar on Kauaiawaiting bhlpm'cnt: Mak., 2G89 bags;K. S. M., 1909; 0. & It., 1121; V. K.300; Mcll., 40,850; K. P., 9C00; Lllmo.11C0; II. M.. 18,200; M. S. Co., 12.000;11. F.. 12,155; K. S. Co., 27CC.

An anneal In the caso of tho trusteesunder the will and of the estate ofJames Campbell, deceased, was qledyesterday by Abigail K. Campbell-Parker- ,

one of tho respondents, ask-ing that tho matter bo taken to IheSupreme Couit of tho United Status.Tim nppeal was nllowed yesterday byChief Justice Hurtwell.

Judgment by default was renderedesterday by Judge De Holt against

tho defendant In tho assumpsit caseof E. M Campbell vs. llucklnnd's Bus- -

IncsH Bureau. This claim was for$12S5, moneys advanced from tlnio totime by tho Honry Wutoi house TrustCo. to tho Bureau, the claim havingbeen transferred to tho plaintiff.

An Inventory of tho oilato of F. W.Wundcuberg, deconsed, was filed yes-terday by tlio appraisers, E. I. Spald-ing, John Marcallinn and II. Armitnge.Tho estate consltts of 052 shares

Sugar Co., 102 Pioneer Mill, 50Honolulu Plantation, t Hawaii Ditch,1000 Mountain King Mining Co., 2Sanitary Steam Laundry and 200 Or-

iental llrowlng; lifo (Insurance bal-ance of S1C23; promissory nolo aggre-gating $1085; accounts duo of $1410;I. O. Us to tho total of $423; venturewith P. E. It. Strauch, $1700: ono-hal- f

Interest In Honolulu real cstatoto tho vjiluo of $2000; personal effects$2Gu, and cash In bank $2715.83.

i

INTERESTED IN HAWAII

The Promotion Commltteo held Itsweekly session yesterday afternoon;but no business of Importanco wasbrought up for discussion, A. O.

a lecturer, who has used Hawaiias a subject for his tour3 in thoStates, wa3 present. Ho reported thatIn all his lectures on tlio mnlnlnnd, howns always well received, particularlyIn tho northern ani middle westernStates where thero was a great de-

mand for Information concerning Ha-waii. Husliaw will wait for tlio returnof Secretary Wood a weok fiom to-

day. On his return to tho mainlandho Intends starting on a two-year-

lecturing tour through tho easternstates.

"See a Pin andpick it np." It's easy to pick it up,The thing is to SEE it first.

If you have your eyes properly ex-

amined and fitted with good glasses,you'll see all right.

A. N, SANFORD.OPTICIAN

BOSTON BLDG FORT ST.

EXCELLENT LAUNDRY WORK

dons by the

FRENCH LAUNDRYlth their new FRENCH dry cleaning

process.258 Deretanla St. Phone 1491.

Meats We

Poultry tender,

G- - a m e Our

I

itself;twis-

tedprice.

Young Bldg., SI.

best

NGW YOItK. N. V.. I'cb. 1!". A committee of stockholders theMetropolitan railway have (loveinor Hughes toAttorney Jerome from olllce on

JAPAN SLUMP

TOKIO, Japan. 27. Owing to numerous failures and the moneystringency, tho share market has shown n downward tendencyThough somewhat firmer It Is believed tho depression will continueuntil n general Is held. A number firms at Osaka and Kobehave failed liabilities fpur million havo fall-

en henvlly,i i

AGAINST NINE HOURS

C, Feb. 27. Thirty-seve- n railways havo peti-

tioned the Interstate Commerce Commission for tho of theorder granting railroad n nine-ho- working scale.

PUT TO DEATH

ST. Itussla, Feb. 27. Seven have been sen-

tenced to death and three to

PARIS, France, Feb. 27.-- to KcuiMorocco.,

X I HK)i, s! K ti it )C X K Kt WATERFRONT NOTESH U X X . f R X X V X X. .". K It

TUB UNITED STATF.S transportCiook arrived hero from thelast night at 8:30 o'clock. Sho hasabout 700 peoplo aboard, composed Intho mnln of ICO enlisted men In thobattery companies and Marine Corps.

trip down from Sun Franciscowas uneventful, tho weather being un-

usually good, and no storms wcro on- -

countered. The cabin passengers forHonolulu wero Dr. E. F. Phillips, Ches-ter J. Hunn and II. Raven thocustoms service here, Dr. Phillipsmid Mr. Hunn will bo connected withthe U. S. Experiment Station. ThoMarines blossomed out lu their nowkliukls and shining shoes on their ar-rival here, and presented a veryappearance when they filed off thegangplank, nnd started off to do thetown this morning. Tho Crook willtry to get away tomorrow, but hhomay bo held over until Sunday orMonday. Shu will tako on 200 tuns ofcoal while hero.

IdAS A REMINDER of tho awful trag-

edy of tho sea when the ship Eclipsefoundered nnd her crow was sixteenduys In tho open boats, two letleisweio this mottling received by Ship-ping Commissioner Almy addressed toMr. Stanley Ennls and Sir IsidoreMailoc, both of whom died beforeteaching shine. The letter for EnnlsIs postmaikod "He'dford, Mass.," andtho ono for Madec comes from "Cur-nn-

Morblhan." Thoy hao been ly-

ing In Sail Francisco for some time,but when tho news of tlio founderingof tho essel becamo known In SnnFrnnelbco. they were forwnnled hero.Shipping Almy willmak bomo disposition (if lliem. RothMillon had wages coming them, nndthis matter will also bo bottled soon.

Job Printing at the Bulletin..I ii Miiwiiiinr'ii ii iimi i

A Most Excellent Assortment of

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The StandardFountain Pen

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Feb.of Into.

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RAILWAYS

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telegraphers

TERRORISTS

PKTKItSHUnO, terroristsimprisonment.

REENFORCEMENTS

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SENT TO MOROCCO

forcements of GOOO men will ha sent

X X 51 !f. X X X X X X X X X K Xa PASSENGERS ARRIVED,KSSXXXXXXXXXXXXStf

I Per U. S. A. T. Crook, from SanFrancisco, Feb. 27. For HonoluluDr. E. F. Philips, Chester J. Hunn, C.H. Haven. For Guam: Mrs. John

For Mnnllu: Lt. RobertE. Adams, Buinadu Agann, Capt. O.M. Apple and wife, l.t. W. IJ. linker,I.t. U. Ii. Hutley. D. I llorden, U. J.S. Uradshaw, Mrs. J. J. Cheatham,nurse and 2 children, Mrs. F. M. Conk-ll-

and 4 children, Lt. J. II. W. Coreynnd wife. Charles W. Cullen. Lt. A. H.Carter. Ralph Z. Doty, MIbs Alice El-

liott, Mrs. Albert Fensch and 2 chil-dren, I.t. R. A. Duckworth-For- andwife, Cupt. Allen J. Greer, John Haguuy and wife, Mrs. C. D. Ham and 2children, W. A. Hngan, Lt. II. M. Joss,Lt. A. M. MncNub, F. T. McEnenyMrs. II. A. Miller and 2 chlldicn. Lt.Louis O Miller, Lt. M. B. Morris, JohnW. Muollcr, Lt. Walter S. North, Mrs.S. A. Pease, Lt. Henry Pflel, Win. D.Phllllpbon, H. C. Pratt. Harry C. Rapp,Lt. R. T. Scher, Mrs. Walter B. Shawand bou, Mrs. I. A. Shlmer and daugh-ter, Lt. B. B. Staver, Cupt. John B.Stephens, lfo and 3 children, Capt.It. II. Stevens, Vet. W. .1. Stokes,Thomas C. Walker, Cupt, 1 1. L. Wig-mor-

C. C. L. U. Wyh'S, FranciscoYcaslano, Mrs. Georgo 11. Halm, Mrs.Murgntet E. Ransom, Miss Hnttlu

lcciults for Honolulu; IV Ma-

rino Corps for Guam; to Manila:liuuihinarters, first battalion FifthField Aitlllciy; 2flC enlisted men, Bat-oile- s

A and II, and N. C. staff; 0 en-

listed men, Hospital Corps; 30 re-

cruits 25th Infantry; 50 recruits 9thCavalry; 3 enlisted men, PoBt

Staff; 14 caBiials; 200enlisted men, U S. Marino Corps.

m m m

t X X :C X i X x n. X X X X X X XPASSENGERS BOOKED

', ' JJ . X X II H X .1(1 X X X X X

Per S. S. China, for San Francisco,Feb. 28. 11, A. Duchnnnn, wjfo and In-

fant, Miss Buchholtz (IColoa), Mr. andMis. 8, (lollusky, Alox. Buchanan andwlfu, Dr. W. II. Hoffmann, E. A. Crane,Hugo Abrahomson, Mrs. Throfnll, Mr,Umbsen, Mr. Mendenhull, Richard ABrooks, Sir. and Mis. C. T. White nndInfant.

Per Btmr. Clnudlne, for Hllo andMaul ports, Feb. 28. Dr. Raymond,William Bhopard, Mrs. W, Laugher,B. auerorn, Sirs. E. A. Ouororo andchild, Jumcs Luno, Dr. Dluegnr.

The Woekly Edition of the EveningBulletin glvee a complete tummary ofthe news of the day.

II 1 PORTS

OABLE REPORT OF SANFRANCISCO MERCHANTSEXCHANGE.

Friday, February 21,SAN FRANCISCO Sailed Feb. 20:

Am. bk. It. P. Rlthet, for Honolulu.V 3. A. T., Crook, for Honolulu.A II. S. S. Texnn, for Honolulu.

Monday, February 24.AUCKLAND Arrived Feb. 15.

Kor. bk. Concordia, henco Jan. 8.SAN FRANCISCO Arrived Feb. 2(1:

Am. 8. S. Enterprise, from HlloFeb, 12.

KA1IULUI Sailed Feb 21:A.-- S. S. Ncvadan, for Honolulu

1I1LO Arrived Feb. 18:Am. bk. O. C. Tobey, from Honolulu,

II I I.O Arrived Feb. 19:Br. S. 8, Hnmpslcail, from Honolulu.

1IILO Sailed Feb. 20:Am, bk. St. Knlhcrlne, for San Fran

cisco.MAIIUKONA Arrived Feb. 21:

Am. schr. H. C. Wilght. from San

HONOIPU Arrived. Feb. 24:Am. schr. Heleno, from NowcnBtlo.

NEWCASTLE Sailed, Feb. 23:Am. schr. R. C. 8lado, for Honolulu

BRISBANE Arrived, Fob. 24:Br. S. 8. Mloworn, henco Feb. 8.

SAN FRANCISCO Arrived Feb. 24.A.-- S. 8. Nobraskan, fronl Kaliu- -

lul.Tuesday, February 25.

SAN FRANCISCO Arrived. Feb. 2

O. 8. 3. Alameda, henco Feb. 19.SAN DIEGO Arrived, Feb. 24: A.--

S. S. Columbian, from Snltnn Cruz.BRISBANE Arrived Feb. 19:

8. 8. Monna, fiom Brisbane, for Honolulu,

1QUIQUE Sailed Jan. 11:Br. bk. Holywood, for Honolulu.

CALLAO Sailed Feb 4:Jnp 8. 3. Kauado Slaru, for Hono-

lulu.SAN FRANCISCO Sailed. Feb. 25:

P. M. M. S. Koren, for Honolulu.Schr. Muriel, for Hana.

TALTA1 Soiled Fob 25:Schr. Alumna for Honolulu.

Wednesday, February 26.SAN DIEGO Sailed Feb 25:

A.-- S. S. Columbian, for San Fran-cisco.

YOKOHAMA Sailed Feb. 20:P. M. 8. S. Mamhurla, for Honolulu

PORT HARFORD Arrived, Feb. 25:Am. S. S. Lansing, from Klhcl Feb.

1C.

MAKAWELI Sailed Feb. 24:Am. bktno Hawaii, for Gray's liar

bor.KAHULUI Sailed, Feb. 25:

A.-- S. 3. Alaskan, tor Hllo.Thursday, February 27.

GRAYS HARBOR Sailed Feb. 20:Am. schr. A. J. West, for Honolulu.

H1LO Arrived Feb. 22:Am. schr. James Rolph, from San

Francisco.KAANAPALI Arrled, Am. bkt.ie.

Puako, from Newcastle.SAN FRANCISCO Arrived Feb. 27:

A.-- 8. S. Columbian, from SanDiego.

GAVIOTA Sailed Feb. 27:Am. sp. Falls of Clyde, for Hono-

lulu, In tow.Navigator, towing Falls Clyde.

TORTLAND Arrived, Feb. 27

Fr. sp. Hoche, hence Feb. 7.

- & ii H

HONOLULU WEATHERa '$ e n a a H a a a a a a a

February 28.Temperatures 0 a. m., G7; 8 a. in.,

73; 10 a. in.. 73; noon, 70; morningminimum, 00.

Barometer, 8 a. in., 29.91; absolutehumidity, 8 a. in., 0.059 grains percubic foot; relative humidity, 8 a. in.,(.9 per cent; dew point, 8 a. m., C2.

Wlod C a. m., velocity C, directionN.i 8 a. m., velocity 4, direction N. E.;10 a. in., voloclty 11, direction N. E.;noon, velocity C, direction S.

Rainfall during 24 hours ended 8 a.m., 129 miles.

Total wind movement during 21

hours ended at noon, 119 miles.WSI. B. STOCK.MAN,

Section Director, U. S. Weather Bureau

XXX X X X X X X X X X X M X X

". PASSENGERS DEPARTEDM. X M X X X 'X X X X X X X X X X

Per stmr. Mlkahala, for Kauai, Feb.27. Sir. Young, II. P. Faye, H. Isenberg, John H. W SI. Mist,J, Lennox nnd child, SI, J, Perclrn,Sllss Belllnn, SIlss Sledelros, SIlssWclnzhelmer, W. Fisher, J. W. Pratt.J. I. Sllva and wife, Tun Wo, Yap Senfilau, B. Curler, E. Chang, E. Omstcad,II. Brims, R. Johnstone, J. W. Prntt,R. Flncho, A. Cnoovulre, Dr. J, Pluto.

MAKAWELI TOOK

(Continued from Pace 1)ono field of 88 acies which was notfinished until tho latter part of Octo-

ber, 1907. This last field planted Ison now land and Is ut tho highest el-

evation on the plantation and Is sit-

uated In a very uwkward placo toget at. ?'ho urea of this crop' Is tholargest we havo carried yet and un-

der favorable conditions will yield usfrom 24,000 to 25,000 tons of sugar;this of course includes tho Gay &

Robinson Holds. With but few ex-

ceptions all our fields for this crophavo got a splendid start and I lookfor good results and a banner yield."

For tho 1910crop Slanagpr Bald-win plans to have a total of 2,175acres, with GOO acres of Gay & Rob-inson land. Ho further states thntthe leaf-hopp- has been kept undercontrol by means of tho Australianparasito and local enemies, and thatit did little or no damage during thepast year.

TIDES

W

s s Moonts. Nlviid .ltdd Sen

rm, j n a m- -

to t6 i.6 8 to ii' i' it ! 6 oj. i

tt jo m 9 48 j 43 6 tS 6 I) 6 0 46ii 11III 1 J tfl ( ft . nl 1 44a 111. iMiii,o 39 1.8. t 03 6 08 8 19 6 si G 04 VI I I I

I 18 .o I JM 10 t 6 tl 6 01 I sI

t !)0 9 41 8 c6 9 13 6 o 6 o SiI

t J70 J 1 8 V. 9 S 6 to 6 05 I 44

Last quarter of tho moon Feb. 24.Hawaiian standard tlmo is 10 hours

30 minutes slower than Greenwichtlmo, being that of tho meridian of 157iegrees 30 minutes, Tho tlmo whistleblows nt 1:30 p. in., which Is Uio'satnoas Greenwich, 0 hours 0 minutes. Suaand moon ara for local tlmo for thewholo gioup.

x Xi x x x x , i x hi .n x: x n x xK ARRIVED M

x. it, X X X X . A Jt, X K X X X X X

Thursday, February 27.U. 8. A. T. Crook, Williams, from

San Francisco, 8:30 p. m.r

X X M X X X X X X X N X X XXXXI DEPARTEDX X , X X X X X X X tt X K X X X

Thursday, February 27,Stmr. Mlknhala, Gregory, for Kauai

ports, 5 p. 111.

Am. schr. Concord, llunnbelo, forKnlaupapa, p. 111.

Stmr. J. A. Cummins, Scnrlc, forWnlmanalo, 9 a. in.

nx x x; x 11 x . x a. x x x x x

SAILING TODAY &n x kj x x n. x x x x X x X X x

Stmr. Clnudlne, Bennett, for Hllonnd Maul iorl, 5 p. in.

Stmr. Nllhaii, Oncbs, for Annhola, G

p. m.Stmr. W. G. Hall, Thompson, for

Kauai, 5 p. m.t

a X X X X X X tf ! X X X X X XK DUE TODAYX i X . X X X X X X X X X X X X

P. ST. 8. 8. China, Frlelo, from Yo-

kohama.

a XXX a a, a, X a X X) X. a, X X X

K DUE TOMORROW M

a X X X X X M a x X X X X X X XStmr. Kliuiti, Clarke, from Hllo nnd

way ports, a. m.Stmr. Ltkellke, Nnopula, from Ha-

waii, a. 111.

Stmr. Maul, Brulin, fiom windwardHawaii ports, a. in.

X X a' X X X X a, X X X X X X X XDUE SUNDAY ""J

if X if, X X 11 X X X x X X a" X X XStmr. W. G. Hall, Thompson, from

Kauai, n. in.Stmr. Nllhaii, Oness, from Kauai,

a. 111.

RXKXH'HififBidCKltHllHDUE MONDAY

.V X 3C 31 H' :: n X X K K K K 2 M uP. SI. S. 3. Korea, from San Fran-

cisco.

DID DAI FOOK TAI

JUMP OVER FIRE ?

If the marriage of Dal Fook Talto Lul Kwnl Slu according to thoChinese custom wub a "haka" mar-riage, If the charming bride jump-ed over llvo lire on tho threshold ofher new home, if she picked upduck's eggs from tho lloor to showthnt her heart was pure; If b)io hum-bly lighted the cigars and cigarettesof the wedding guests, then Leo SaKco win have to go to Jail.

There are three kinds of marriagesamong the Chinese. Of these JudgeDole recognizes ns legal the "haka,"a part of tho ritual of which Is thatIndicated above. The prosocutlon Inthe Lee Sa Kee case Is trying toprove that the marriage of Dal FookTal and the man she called husbandwas legal, even though lt is admittedthat no marriage llcenso was grantedby the Torrltory.

Leo Sa Kco Is accused of havingstolen Dal Fook Tal away from herhusband and lived with her himself.If sho Is n married woman, tho

Is tho moro grievous. THo casehas been on before Judgo Dole forfour days, and may not bo concludedbefore some time next Monday.

Pleasureboats are our specialty. The boatingseason will soon be at hand and yonwill heed a new boat. Let us buildit for you.

Charles D, Walker,BOAT AND MACHINE WORKS,

King near Alspai.

NOTICE.

I havo disposed of my Interest Inthe Wing Chong Co., King und Beth-el streets, to tho company, nnd takono responsibility for tho company'sacts or debts.3937-l- w YISI AH LEONG.

BOOT and SHOE MANUFACTURERRepairing Neatly Done.

Men's soles, 75 cents (sewed) j

Men's Heels, 25 cents (sewed).

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Our

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Spring Pattern Hatsincluding New York styles and famous

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New Wash Materials Pongette SoieIN BROWN AND PONGEE COLOR 35 a yd.WHITE POPLINETTE, at 40 a yd.WHITE REP, extra fine 40 a yd.

FRENCH PIQUE extra quality 40 a yd.

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WHAT'S THE USE

of doing without the comforts of life that cost no more than thenecessities whose place they take? Why do without good lights,for instance, when they are no more expensive than poor lights?

Electric Lightis a luxury that costs no more than the poorest kind of light.Wouldn't you say, that any one is foolish to use any otherlight ? See us about having your house wired for electricity.

Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.,Office, KING ST. near AIAKEA. PHONE 300.

i

Thoroughbred Registered Jersey BullsThe pure-bre- d Jersey Bulls, Ojibway of Y. B., A. J, 0. C, No. C0247,

nnd Guenon Lad, 2nd A. J. C. 0., No. 02304, at service at ?10.

Tel. 890 The Pond DairyfcftwiaiayititeMtiUhi'rt-- , vfa.a whV:'iiyfiifrfii)i

,V"v

evening bulletin, Honolulu, t. ii Friday, run. 28. ioos

Saturday's

Bulletin

Will Have Descriptionof

of

KalaheoHomesteads

on Kauai, wherefive-acr- e homes are proving lu

a success.

Also

M'Bryde's Essay

Small Farming

Saturday's

Bulletin

SAN Cal l'cb. II.Unless San Francisco rids Itself ofrnts within tho next sixty das aquarantine will bo declared upon thecity by tho various adjoining Statesand probably by tho Federal Govern-ment. This cruurnntlno will last un-

til tho rats aro driven out and nil dangcr from tho plague eliminated.

Meetings of various railroad ofll-(ia- ls

and other business men liavobeen culled for today to considermeans for carrying on tho campaign.At 10:30 o'clock this morning thonllroad otnclals met in the Mer-

chants' Kxchango building; nt 11

o'clock tho clergymen met in tho offices of tho Chamber of Commerce;at tlio same time the officials of thoCalifornia and Geary street roads gottogctlrer to discuss tho plague, andat " p. in. the of thoCitizens' Health Committee, whichincludes the best-know- n medical menIn tho West, will report at tho Cham-ber of Commerce unices.

Tho merchants and-th- e working-me- n

nro now thoroughly aroused tothe Bltuatlontiml nro working In con-ca- rt

to rid this city of tho pests. TheMerchants' Association, appreciatingtho necessity for prompt action andleallzlng that unless extreme meas-ures aro lesortcd to now tho metropolis of tho West will fnce n disasterequal to any in her history, Is nowraising n, fund of 1100,000 to carryon tho war of extermination.

mnonii dice

Tho exccutlvo committee of thoCentral Committee held an

othor ifieetlng yesterday afternoon tadecide on tho mutter of tho endorse-ment of Chas. Wilder for tho positionof Tax Assessor. Thcro was n fullrepresentation of all tlio mcmbcrH oftho committee present, and considerable discussion was Indulged In, butno action was taken, and tho veil oftho strictest exccutlvo secrecy envel-ops tho proceedings. One thing waslearned, howovcr, and that was thnttho proxy of Arthur nice, which washold by A. O. M. Itobertson, and re-

garding tliolIng of which thcro wasmuch question, is now held by 0. WIt. King. Tho talk nbout a possiblerodet tho commlttco to endorso Wll

dor lu return for an endorsement byof Kcpolknl for tho Maul Cir-

cuit bench, has not tlio slightest foun-dation.

DON'T BE A RUBBER LET

PAU-KA-HA- NA

SOAP

DO THE WORK.

$3,15 a Case

Honolulu Soap WorksF. L. WALDRON...,. Agent

CURIOSSHELL LEIS and CUT FLOWERS at

Woman's Exchange

IA most RiiccusBfnl ami cIput lilny '

wni plcn last nlpliL al the Opera t

lloimo befoul a large audience liv thoKlloliann Art LeaRiio'H dramatic circlefor thu Manll Gran festivities Tliolil.i) its performed thefr p.nls woll,Tho entry of tho I'rlnro and I'rlnccMi '

tho Manll (Iras, with their suite of I

ladles and harlequins, uas a erypretty apcctncle. Tho royal (ouplo,maskeil and unknown, was appioprl-- !

ately costumed, whllo tho Utile dampels In their suite formed a er attractive tableau as they gatlien d Inthe boxes

Dr. and Mrs. Hmuphrls lost nothingtheir nctlnc and they weie loudly

applauded.Miss Nellie MCM1I11, as Mrs Hum

lngtop was at her best Mrs Mc-

Lennan and Geo. C. 1'otter played adifficult role, lmt received admirationof tho audience. Miss Hosallnd Wal-ilrti- n

played acceptably the p.irl ofU.ilsy Maltland, looking the part weltand c.irrliiR hercclf IIiiuiikIi thehcenes nicely. Miss I'hoebo ArlelRb.tho maid, was n bewitching llltlo

lu cap nnd apron, who broughttho most out of a Btnall pait V. I,Warren did plenty of good work, whileIMniund K. Amoldt, tho lnlm of hl-- t

friends explanations, plaed up to tholead of Mr. Totter In good shape

Miss Arlclgh plaed 0 A .lordan, tho man Dobson, filling the partwell.

Tho performanco will lie tepentedon Saturday night.

II

(. A II. Smith of tho Vienna link-cr-

objects to tho story published Intho morning paper because lie sa)n IIIs not title. Mr. Smith had one Itedilyaircsted for assault nnd battery Mr.Itcddy then had Mr. Smith arretted.Mr. Smith denies In toto the story oftlio morning paper thnt he was underany nnuticlal obligation to ltedd Thocases will como up for tii.il in thecouit on Wednesday.

AREM HTho appointments of llobert W

Ilreckons to succeed hlniFelf as Unitcd States District Attorney for thoDistrict of Hawaii, nnd of Kugeno ItHendry to succeed himself as UnitedStates Marshal, liavo bien confirmedby tho Senate. News to this enoctwna reeehed lu tho mall brought bytho transport Crook last night, andtho oaths of office have been receivedby Judge Dolo.

Ilreckons looks particularly cheerfultoday. Deputy Marshal Frank win-ter sent n wireless to Hendry.Jo catchhim at I.ahafnu, Informing him of thegood nowB. so tho Marshal will re-

turn with tho lines of nnxlotysmoothed front Ills brow.

WANTS ftpiDJHArgument on demurrer was heard

by Judgo Do Holt this morning in tin'matter of Jim Ah Hoy vs. Dr.

and tho Walcrhouso Trust Company, Frcil Mllverton uppcurcd rortho plaintiff and A. 0. M. Ilobertsoufor tho1 defendants. Tho Judgo tooktho matter under udvlsement, instruct-ing tho attorneys to submit their listsof authorities.

Ah Hoy Is suing H.iymond for $5000dnmages. on tho claim that tho defend-ant cheated him out of n butchcrshop.

PEARL HARBOR TO

(Continued from Pace 1)I'aclllc, and that Hawaii oughtto bo made the tllbraltar of tlioI'aclllc.

(leorgo 11. McClollan, rcpro- -

scutlng tho Merchants' Absd- -

elation of Hawaii, und V. M.

Hatch of the Chamber of

Commorce of Honolulu wereintroduced to the committee.Mr. McClollan s.ild thnt tlioIslands had been waiting fortho construction of defencesfor ten years slneo annexation. -

Mr. McCIellan devoted muchof his attention to an argil- -

ment in fuor of building andBtutlonlng a llotllla of submar- -

Incs In Hawnll.ni waters. Tlio

location of tho Islands, ho said,madu nn Ideal operatingground for hikIi boats.

Tho estimated cost of tlioI'cnrl Harbor station Is 11!,- -

000,000, nnd to begin thowork nn expenditure of K'00,- -000 is asked for this year. Tliocommittee Is HUoly to give, til- -

vorablo consideration to thomnttcr.

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Entered (or Record Feb. 27, 1908,from 10:30 a m. to 4 p. m.

Fiedk C Miller Notlo- -

Mrs J II Chimin to nilso S V Noilmnnn ...M

0 N Wilcox to J Kim HelAlfred C I'nlfroj- - to Colin Mcl.cn- -

nun 1'Entered tor Record Feb. 28, 1308,

from 9 a. m. to 10:30 a, m.Horiiiaim Hnlo und wf to Tl SlnR

Socloty nIlalil I. 1'etoinoii to Kteil Wobor ..MLllmo Plantation Co Ltd to (1 N

Wilcox AErml

aj"For Rent" cards on aalo ntthe Bulletin office.

tAgfeIKtMUhd !?

An Inhalation forWhooping-Coug- h, Croup,

Bronchitis, Coughs,Diphthoria, catarrn.

CrMUn Is Boon to AUhmatlct.Dom It ol mmi mora fftcli 10 brtftlh In

rtraedr fof 11hhum of tht brlMnf orM UioU Uki th rtmwlr Uto th ttomarlir

Crrvolrns uti bwi U If, rndfftditwmfly nitiptla, u nfi-ifc- 0"r tha dlad

arfaaa with Try brMth, tttln iroIoBid an4eotinufit lrtmat. It U lafftlialda to poloartwltb all cliturtn.

ThoM or ft Conmpllvc Tcnrtn7

will find ImtntJlal rllffrota Cougka r In(Uai4Condition of lh throat.

ALL DRUaaiSTS, "l fL w3 Jwlfend iwm1 fur u iZf''?AJto IerlpUra HoohJt.

Jfl vJxo Co. m1W rulton Btrret,

iltW iori.

BY AUTHORITYNOTICM TO Ollrllt'UMMl

STIIAMIJIH

Owners. Masters and Huglnrers ofOil llurnlng Steamers aro herebj notitled, under penalty as proxldcd In

Scitlon f22 of the ltelsed Laws, notto discharge nny waste oil on the mirfaco of tho water within the harbor atHonolulu,

MAUSTON CAMI'llKI I

Superintendent of l'ublle WorksDepartment of Public Works,

rtbruary 2fi, 100S. 303;. '

Fancy Masks

Mardi

Gras

Bal

TUESDAY NIGHT

WALL, NICHOLS CO., LTD.

CurtainRaiser

One of Anthony Hope's

Best Dialogues

The Arrival of the Princeand Princess of the

MARDI GRAS

and the most lauchable plav

Arabian NightsGiven by the

KILOHANA ART LEAGUE

HAWAIIAN OPERA HOUSEFEB. 27 AND 20.

Tickets, 25c, 50c & $1.00

BORNBY THE

Female Rock

Hook Wormbehind the bar at the

Orpheum Saloon,Next to the Orpheum Theatre.

For SaleSeveral fine Building Lots at Fuu-nu- i,

cleared, unobstructed view, pro-

posed extension of car line; 50x105,Reduced to $150 for a short time;$25 cash, balance $10 per xn.

Besides other property at greatlyreduced prices.

P. E. R. StrauchWAITY BLDG., 74 S. KING ST.

WE GUARANTEE

THE

QUALITY

01' ALL THE

MeatsWE SELL.

Try UsWITH AN ORDER.

"

C.Q.YeeHop& Company

Telephone 251

with only!

I per week you can get a fine I

Howard,

Waltham or Elgin

Watch

SEE US RIGHT NOW.i

J.A.R.Vieira&Co.iI 113 HOTEL ST., HONOLULU.!

We'll Help Youif you need money by buying yourWatches, Diamonds nnd Jewelry andgiving you more for them than jou'llget anywhere else.

J. CARLO,1018 NUUANU NEAR KING

WahYingChongCo.King Street, Ewa of Fishmarket.

DRY GOODS AND FURNISHINGGOODS of EVERY DE- -

SCRIPTI0N.

THE JAPANESE

Labor UnionEmployment Office supplies all Nationalities to plantations, contractorsnua snipping.

Y03HIKAWA,1G3 KING ST.

BREADFINEST QUALITY

in the city.

Vienna BakeryPHONE 107.

SeeMrs. Dunn's

EASTER HATSHarrison Block.

Ohia Cord WoodFop Sale

HONOLULU FIRE WOOD CO., OS

Kine St. and Hotel and Smith Sts.Tel. Wldtc 1G90.

8. 8A1K1,Bamboo Furniture Made to Order.

Picture Framing a Specialty.

5G3 S. BERETANIA STTELEPHONE 407.

;jy"For Rent" card on salo at.he uulletlu otttce.

fffa- - artrSit-4'felltfei

Take Your

Picture YourselfBEST RESULTS arc obtained in

this way. as the subject has no feel-,n- g

of Posing, and takes a naturalpicture. No one need be there excepthimself.

The device that does this is the

Mulhollan CameraButton Pusher

It's small, light, and fits any cam-ir- a.

Button. Lever, or Bulb. You

nn ret it for ten seconds or 00 min-ute?, nnd

But call and sec it for yourself

Honolulu

Photo Supply Co.,EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC '

FORT STREET.

FliNEST FITRnd cloth of A- -l quality can be pur-

chased from

SANG CHAN,McCANDLESS BLDO.,

r. 0. Box 001. Telephone 931.

COOKING

tan be done very easily with yourJapanese servant by purchasing nnEnglish and Japanese Cook Book.

AT ALL BOOKSTORES.

LUNCHES and DRINXSThe most popular

place in town.

The Fashion Saloon,Hotel St. near Fort

Jack Scully. Jack Roberts.

Sanitary Steam LaundryPHONE 71.

Branch: TERRITORIAL MESSEN-GE- R

SERVICE. PHONE 301

WHY" NOT let us have yourto advertise!

HAWAII PUBLICITY CO.,

82 MERCHANT ST.

KEYSTONE-ELGI- WATCHESINGERS0LL WATCHES

At All Watchdcalers.

Jos. Schwartz,Agent for Hawaiian Islands,

Cor. FORT and KING Sts.. Honolulu.

For Expert Repairs on Bicycle,Automobllec, etc., call on

J. B Santos,Back of Peter'f,

PHONE 361. UNION ST.

. Phillips & Co.Wholesale importer and Jobber

UROPEAN ANDAMEItlCAN DRY QOOOt

OPT and GUeEN ftT

"BULDING MATERlXrOF ALL KINDS.

DEALERS IN LUMBER.

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

X PICTURESX FOR ALL

Sec Our Window5 CENTS TO 30 CENTS

Wall, Nichols Co., Limited

BAMBOO FURNITUREOf All Kinds And Descriptions At

Reasonable Prices.SEE OUR DISPLAY.

S. TATAINIEmma St. near Bcretania.

P. K. Burnetts,Attorney: Notary: Conveyancer:Real Estate: Mt'c. Loans: Collec-

tions. Agent to Grant Marriage Lic-

enses.Office 79 Merchant St. Phone 310.

BEAUTIFUL PICTURES AND

TASTY FRAMES

reduced to a low price at

PACIFIC PICTURE FRAMING CO.,1050 Nuuanu.

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

TERS, PAPER HANGERS andMASON WORKERS.

Second Hand Lumber, Doors andSaehes Bought nnd Sold.

KING ST., PALAMA JUNCTIUfl,TPHONE 894.

1

h'A

Evening BulletinDAILY and WEEKLY Published by BULLETIN PUBLISHING CO., LTD.

At 120 King Street, Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii.

Daily ei cry day except Sunday. Weekly issued on Tuesday of each week.

MEMBER Or THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

VVrtllce R. RtirrlnKton, - - EditorSUBSCRIPTION RATES PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.

vrmo uui-t-mi- N J wuuKt.v iiui-i.is- n.

PtrMoiilli iihrrln I S 8 .7B rr Six Month O .BiPcrUainet iiwhrrln I S J.lM Ptr jt inlicrriii V S "ItrVcur tmnliirc in I i rt.ou Per V.cir nlicrc in Cmulx l,RoTercar (Kislpaul kirtig i ll.no Tcrcai kiIU1 forrti.ii 3.oo

CIRCULATION LARGEST OF ANY

in the Territory

TeU liditoriulBusiness

Rooms,Office,

FRIDAY

SAN riUNOMU PLAGUE

San Francisco hn tit last come to

ii realization that It lias tlio huhonlcplaguo as n constant monnce. and hasopened a vlRorous campaign to wipethe disease nut or nt leabt keep It un- -

dci better controlIhe piitlculir Interest San Iran- -

two', experience has to Honoluluthat the nolle) of loftlslnK to iidniltthat plague Is prevalent has provc.l n

illsniil failure Tho Coast metropolishns denied tho verdict of the officials

and ridden on a rail cici) eltlzenwho said plague It Is now faie to

faco with the fact that unless the In

feclod rats and other c.mveerH ofiil.igue germs aro put out of cxlbt

will ho de-

claredence, n general quarantine

ngalnst the cltHonolulu people have oflcji won-

dered during local plaguo spasms vvh)

our clt) should be so rlgorouslj tleJup when a sister clt across the wayhns had moro plague to the squaroinch and still continues to do husl- -

hckh in the same old stlcPresent Indications would suggest

that the Honolulu wnv has been thebest, for San Francisco s present cam- -

palgn will prohahl) cost many times'what would have been neeossir) hadthe facts of the situation been rccog- -

nlzcd. and dealt with promptly., j

TRUST; HOLDING UP PRIOES

Tho financial situation liatr liccomoa somewhat overworked topic becausonot all tho hnpp predictions lundo

Just nfter the heat of the panic, havecomo true

There Is In each mall from themainland centers, much of tho satuoold Btor. with the pleasing difference that reil hoadvvns Is gained each

liopid of

ushlghl)

arc

as

marketilelded

months apply

Is

otpolicy

sustain In of declining

wholes-il- e tonatural a

i.ew bustIn previous jinnies

Trustsus

to adjusttho flue t u- -'

.. i , ., , it ..,, I

chance

prices

marketfor as as

11 of pmlc,shnip

articles

ofhas

natural prlcoi

reviveot through

ofthe

Is retard-ed refusal

of or otto adjust tho

atI11 hlstor), wo aro seeing

how Trust ostein lis

NEWPAPER PUBLISHED

of Hawaii.

--

E al ilu Mxs t owj la im

28,

Milml en i power which. If usedtn resist tlio natural

.ii I Ion rinctlon of economicf(ucg bt aure u furlllcr(lga9(or or ,f ,,,.(rcely R Brnilunl do.

,n llllHS,re.1Cthe ,omlItlon Btn, lennln,prices have nlrcad lowered con- -hl,,crallh nrc, howovei,(m,ulltr,Mi 110tal)lj lcoli ,

. .. ,,, . ,,

uf ,,,..,,,, cosU ot athat many arc

man) lahorem out ofthat nlherwUo would he

were reduced to aall heiauso for rea

1)pgt () IC.to rccofiiitzo the In

condltlonn

loWwifiMTomorrow ho the of

the Vrrblan Nightsn'sht was a groat artistic

"Ual sneeess r.o nightand so It for It Is of tho,,, limaumA hw , at,mo Thel0 ar( K(J0lJ B(nth ,cft.. tn orci,f8tra ion

can sccuro at Nichols Co. Ltd.ou v 111 he n good thing In pit

.ionizing ibo an It Isthe V. of tho Kllohnua Art

nu Institution Isof

KILAUEA VOLCANO

IN GRAND ERUPTION

Fire has in the pit12S feet and is nt the of

fj fect daily,

ffiflMSmRIBMe COMPANY.

ySHx HMHU&MaaSSaSnir

MtlaTwV cjfonoLuIu.Hwi

For .Se

Hotel Street $50.00Street $50 00.... , $37.C0

FOR RENT UNFURNISHED

Kinau Street $35 00Lunalilo Street $25.001'oung Street $25.00King Street $25.00

Kewalo Street 52250King Street $15 00Aloha . . $18 00Matlock $25.00Emma Street $24 00

Street $40 00

Waterhouse TrustFort and

day, though tho complete recovery Visitors tho awful grandeuris not as rapid as was the ttcuo beyond

latest circular of Tlicoo periods of Intense activity arodiscusses tho action of the Triibts In not n rulo of long duration Don'ta Interesting m inner Is delay jour visit to woild-won-ih- e

first time tho der, miss the ot aot capital have an lifetime, don't ho dissuaded from talc-t- o

show their hand In a tho trip.financial and Industrial Thoy The S S will leave

credited being prlm.irv Honolulu for Hllo on Prlday, l'cbru- -

inuse ot tho trouble Their correct- - nry 2Sth, at o'clock p mhe efforts are discussed follows by Is a fine Iron steamer, fast andthe Clews letter of IB

In the main, tho stock hns Secure your passage at once,to natural forces during tho Tor Information tho trip

last three In the commodity tomarkets, however, especiallyfactured products, tho situation THE HENRYrndlcall) different, for In that quar- - WATERHOUSE TRUST COMPANY,ter there are ver Industries,which nio not or under the Coi Fcrt and Merchant Sts.,Honoluluuonunation great comiilunllnnt.,whose has distinctly been to

values spltodemand

This effort check theoperations of Hw marks

and hazaidoua tenduni) inncsM affairs tho

had not attained buch powerover the markets they now possessand prices were, them-- 1

selves In nceoiilanco withntn...

.mil

hla

b(ms

will

mm

into

hadIng

more less

left

thisiitiuuo

maill

haveuuu

oecaslonallinedls--1 , J"1 "' '"3,k la'llZlIt was In the main bene- - i'Zmln. " 1 ?r ' "

the truo roui bo auOTillor affoided bujers

' rliMi2 Coll,C Hl1 S',n

sq. Owner accepta ot exercising in.llil.luil u11 P"101???0 Pnce of landconditions arc com- -OVlM bujer builds house. .Pletab changed, and of many

commodities held at or near tho j10H LNXFURNISHEDold figures icgardlcss of ordinary

con.lltloiis and the neccsslticommercial well financial

liquidation As result thothore hns been a contraction Intho demand for man)

havo been checked,many hands aro out emplojim.ntanddeclined quite sharply

"Under eondltloiiHwould bo reduced nt such Inorder to demand nnd encour-age enterprisediminished coats piniliictlon 'Jo-da-

howovor, full ofbusiness activity positively

by the obstlnato of theTrusts whether capital la-

bor themselves tochanged conditions For tho fit

tlmo ourthe win iiudni

ndvorslty. Trust managers havo uc- -

185256

ncrrxl IVwioffici Honolulumilter

FEBRUARY 1908

iindwn

Sl,(mur ln,cr UECl,

mM ,,,inc whero rom.

heonTilcrP Mhcr

whlcll

,)ll)lluclonnieaiiH iiiIIIh Idle and

einplojmcntactive!)

prices lonerlecl, ofliilils,

knowl tlu.m8clu.S(luse change

go

night hutThe performance

tomorrowfunniest

,on!Mmo

and circle whichWall.

I'olngperformance foi

neflithai Ocbcrv

ing support

Liauid risenrising rate

Jniu Eii7ZW

ProspectKaimuhi

LaneAvenue

Bcietania

Corner Merchant Sts.Honolulu.

reportdcscilptlou

The Hcnrv Clews

This thisgreat combinations don't opportunity

opportunitywidespread

upset "CLAUDINU"with the

llvoSho

fob comfortnble

regarding

nianu- -

few LIMITED,

BUII1J llfllliiuilcaused

bntlsfactlon.flclal, hecaiuoitwas

readjustment and

Now,

are

Nowenterprises

consumption consequently

times

resumption

lesuiuptlon

fun-

damental

jsjtdlmwn -n- tfjsaimw;

,BVEK1NQ HUM.ETIN. HONOLULU, T II . Kill DAY, FHH 2S, 1P"I

Sjmt jmk WWgt Joif Uj(mbi

ASmallFarm

One of the choicest build- -

ing sites in Manoa. Over G

acres of land. Five min-

utes' walk from end of carline. Beautiful view ofmountains and sea. Landcleared and suitable forcultivation of pineapples orfor small farming. The en-

tire piece will be sold at avery low figure.

Swd mk bo,GbgjtfoiHWawUv

MAIL 1WS REVIEWED

I IN TERSE PARARAPflS 1

Ji 3

Judge Law lor calls for evidence asto Immunity pact with Hucf and re-

fuses u request for affidavits by curlvboss counsel

An nssoilatlon for an Improvedmilk supply for San Francisco is or-

ganizedA Russian nobleman, pupil ot Tol-it-

and disciple of "boul love," whounnoved llcrkclcj is Bent ttjnn iiaylum foi tho Insane.

The pure-foo- d iws of Californiawill ho rigidly en forced, savs the at-

torney for tho CommlsHlon.Nonunion miners repulsed pickets

of tho Western Federation nt Gold- -

held mid drove them nwny fmm ther.hatt

A minister appeals to Stanford ts

to put a ban on drunkennessand romovc tho dtsgrnco resultingfrom the acts ot certain uudergrad-nate- s

I'rciliknt Hoosevclt, believing rall-loa-

are cutting wages to Bill up nlabor war In reprisal for the drusticicgulatlon laws, links tho comme i --

commission to Investigate anil givepublic the facts

I'orniei Secretarj of tho Treasury( igo defends the 1'owlcr financialLiu, prefeirlng Its irovlstons on cur-ren-

reform to thosoju tlio Aldrlchnieasure

Tho luvoluntnrv liaiiki nptcy pro-

ceedings ngulnst C. W. Mdiso, thotea king, fall to materialize

In New York.That trade with tho Orient Is fast

slipping from American hniuls. Is nrtntemcut of transportation officials

Ilnrr) Thaw's mother will have acommittee named to sccuro a dlvorcofor her boh

An effort Is being nindo to organizeSan l'ranclsco sticct lahorem into nunion

Tho Spring Valley Water Co. filcia statement with San l'ranclsco Inwhich Its property Is cbtlmaled asmoro than ?!;, 000, 000.

William II Nolnn, the San Fran-cisco shoo manufacturer. Is iieciibedof perjury by tho Judge In dlvorcoMilt

Tho San I'lanclbco (i in nil Jurynnih J Dtlzcll Brown Inspired al-

luring advertising matter issued bytlio California Sifo Deposit and TiustCompany.

Tho San Francisco ciusndo againstImpuro milk brings about a decrease.In adulteration from iiO.d per centto 7 f per cent In lesa than n month.

Tho Major of l'alo Alio threatensIn knock tho head of tho .Marsha! olT

for poiBlstlng In presenting a bill.'1 ho vOaklnnd Harbor Commission

foi mil uotlco on railroad andwharf-hoMl- (orpoiatloiiB that thecltj will take control of the: wiiter-fio-

mid t'ut they must pay rentlloiitclt ot IIII110I3 miulo an cnthu- -

-- GET-

For Your Next Evening Gown.

Made of Pineapple Fibre and Silk,in stripes only.

We have two patterns in each ofthe followinp: colors

WHITE WITH PINK;WHITE WITH BLUE;WHITE WITH LAVENDER;WHITE WITH BLACK;

. andALL WHITE.

36 inches wide, '85c. Yard.

EHLERSJjLd-rf- xV .,. a'ii'.iJutrimT, nM.i.

clastic Bpeech In tlio House dn furth-erance of tlio Cannon Presidentialboom

The President, determined to over-lid- o

tho foes of the Marv Island Nn-v- y

Ynid channel, will nppolnt a com-i- n

lesion lo lepnrt on the pioject sTuft sajs In 11 Bpeech that tho tar-

iff should be icvlsed.The Call foi nl.i delegallon asks th it

Pacific Coast men be placed in thoUrled-rru- lt ComiulRslon.

The (Iriind Jurj sitting nt Tonopahcliurgcn that 11 inker Hlckc) and hisassociates are criminals

Tho cngngeiuent of Miss HdlthMetcalfe nnd William l'lilloj Is bro-

ken and bride's relatives allege thathe la gillltj of conduct unbecomingan engaged man

Mrs. Delia Malum) will sue formerdoodling Supcrvlfoi Michael Coffeyfor1 $1701) which she said was lent111 in to keep his fa in lb alive,

Judge Hcbbaul Is declared Incapac-itated for performing his duties ami.Ttldgo lluck ot Sin Mateo is assignedto his court

A prohibitionist professor Is chos-

en to clamp on the lid nt StanfordUnlvcrslt), where students proffersupport In g crusade.

Ilcai'Ht repudiates agreement tonblUo lo decision of (lumpers In dis-pute with lloston laboi union,

Tho Senate loullrms tho nomina-tion of I. lent Col U'lthcrspoon to boa brigadier general

The, legislative, Judicial nnd exec-ullv- o

appropriation bill, e.irrjlng$:iS,i3.1(1, 57:5, Is pisicd hv tho House

Chester Howell organizes aleague In Ventura and

sajs San Fr.milsio will next )earEond Its first decent delegation in thoLegislature.

A Hit-fo- ledge of JfiOO oro startsa wild stampede to Haw bide camp,where It vvns discovered b) .1 poorprospector.

To purify pinnules us a step Inovcrthiowlng the machine Is I'.udcc'sndvtco to Oakland .Mi 11 s League.

Sketches submitted In tho SanFrancisco fleet-post- contest nroconsidered too poor to use, bill, thecommittee will pa) the winner.

The Stnndird Oil ship. Da) light,passes w lockage nt se.i that may tellot illsastcWfli Biinie silling vessel

Flllmoio bticet merchants of SinFrancisco lire to discharge emplojeswhoso homes arc reported Insanitaryb) the Health Hoard

Native Daughters arc to ho thoonly womcli allowed to inarch tn thoparade of jwelcomu to tho Fleet atSan Francisco.

J I'lurpcuit Morgan and otherbankers aro Interested listeners whileSenators discuss tho Aldrlch currcn- -

O hill'I he Hoiiso votes against tho pa)

ment nf n member of the Inland Wii- -tcrw.i)s Commission on tho groundthat tho President exceeded his nu--thorlt) In creating this bod).

Mrh Dora. McDonald, widow of 11

millionaire gnuiblci, who killed anartist, Is acquitted by a Chicago Jury

Republicans of Ventura and Sintaliaibaia Counties nro ot war over theTulrtv-thlii- ! Scnutorlal District nom-

inationChamp Clark stirs the House Ii)

his eiltlelsm of tho President's netsnnd the stand nf tho Republic in par-t- )

on tariff revision.TliiHisiimlu nf fighting men In pi-

llule will glvo Sin Franchco a 111

speitnelo when Fleet arrivesA Berkeley botanist sends to

Fiance for seeds of led violets andsa) s ho will coon prove tho cxtstcneoof Bin li a bloom. I

Alaska h Idlest pi) dirt Just foundnn tho Iikcvlcw claim near Fort Di- -Vl"S

Simiiel O Iluckbco la elected pres-

ident of the San Francisco Real Hs-ta-

Ilnird nt tho annua! meeting otHint organization.

in a speech at a banquet Secretin)Taft defends tho Administration's poliiy concerning tho Philippines.

HCnc) 1)3 plniiH to loiifoiind thoSenate and piocuro Schcuhcl'H up- -

1

A fine gold-mount- ed

Back Combmakes a handsome

gift.

We have just received alarge assortment of StylishCOMBS of REAL SHELL andMOUNTED IN SOLID GOLD.

The prices arc very reason-

able.

H. F. Wichman & Co.

LTD.LEADING JEWELERS."

'--....wa,- .......

EJEa

EVERY TIME you

I

first cupMAY'S NtW FKUttSS

you'll ring the bell for the second; and it willbe ready the cook Knows good coffee andhe knows you'll want more. Our coffee hasalways been popular, but since the improvement in the roasting process it is more so than ever before.People who have once used it will never be satisfied with any otherkind. It's a great deal better than before, but the price is thesame. 25c tlie

HENR'Wholesale 92

ir--s 1.- -

polntmcnt as Oregon Dlstilct Atloi-uc- )

Tho (iirtaln falls on tho llcrkele)postofllio light when Men Ill's nameis Bent to the Senate h) tho President

A part) ot seven .Japanese dlsiov- -cicd nt Santa Monica Ha) mikingmaps nnd conducting injsterloua ex-

periments with small cannon.benator Forakcr nukes llttlo of

'1 nft's victory In tho Ohio primal Ich

Iteprescntntlve Rleharilson speakson tho tariff question nnd sn)s thoRepublican p.uty st mils dlscnvlltcilon tho subject of revision

Senator Aldileh fears for financebill, which may bo amended out ot allpiesent semblance

Representative Ilamlll of New Jcr--se) defends Bi'ian dm Ing a ifcbatc onthe Indian nppioprlatlon hill.

1 (inner Governor Pardee uiges vo-tc-

to shako off shackles of the Southcm Pacific mnehlno b) using the franihlse

Lord Rothschild, the British moneybaion, revokes the protles given FishIn tho light on Ilurtman.

Tho Sin Francisco piaft prosecution files an appeal fioni the opinionot the Dibtrlct Court of Appeal In thoSclunltz ease and asks tho SupremoCourt to grant a rchoirlng; tho ar-gument tears tlio obnoxious decisionto shreds mid declares that If thostatute under which It wns icndcrcilIs upheld iih legal the Legislatureshould he called, to rectify tho law.

l.leut Untold D Hinckley startlessoelel) h) suing for dlvoicc, ch irglngwife with desertion

Hcpicsciitallvos of thirteen Connties meet and organize tho CentralCalifornia Sinltnr) Commission toextend the warfare on the rodent fainII)

Com ltd nslgim as direct cZ thoMetropolitan Opein and four men monamed to succeed him.

The Hank of Greater San Franciscoa small Institution, la closed h) thoStale Hank Commission

A Hlockton stimuli tiiitllcngcH arivnl to fight u duo! mid heats himInto iiieeuslblllt) for lofiislug.

Tho wife of n )oung Sin FinnclBtan balks at posing as his sisterwhile ho makes lino to a pittty btcuogiapncT.

Outfit YourselfFor 1908

with office or pocket

DIARIES for daily jottings;CALENDAR PADSfor memoranda,

and the

HAWAIIAN ANNUAL-- for daily ref.crcncc. Each or all to be had at

Thrum's Book Store

One ofthose I

Good Me sat

H leiwsa

wouldsatisfya king

THE

and Buffet j

ARE STILL OPEN

Accommodations unequaled any-whe- ic

on the beach.

3EEEEEEE3Efinish the of

great

Found.Y MAY & CO.,

PhonesJE 3 3E

3EZGuaE233i

.. r M'-f- ir w

S3

E a big of--

e..i pji T nni i f is!U! MLl '

59c cut

i k

it to ordinaiy milk in

I

LTD.,

3!E

Ladies' Neckwear at Cut

'riceshave assortment these beauti- -

PAimrx.nini-rkr'- nCRIDKUilCKCli tULLf.K3.

Latest Style.

YEE CHAN CO.,

mijtfM&KWSISGE2Bmg35SBeXEX&

iXVaHWXM,tf&S&giaBiBSa.

Manytor cooking purposes it is far superior to any other.

Alpine Milk:is popular it is rich in Cicam, nnd

It will keen idncflmtcly in the can, nnd forseveral dijs when opened. It's the best wheievcr Qualityand Purity aro most desired.

lackfeld

Sllljhouse needs paint needs

punt FaintPainters.

THE PAINTE

G-a- s

most durable eff-

icient engines made. Ask theowners.

22 Retail

5252S2

because Butter-Fat- , Nat-ural riavor.

to 25c; 25c cut to 25c

cor. Bethel & liim2223ESS SEHLaasxTfi

IIIIIBI.I II. IWMW fyilM.W rA. 4 va

Tea, Coffee, Chocolate, etc. And H

&9 Ri

you have lost a coat. Let us

supply jou with n new one.

This Is NotA Tailor's Advertisement.

RPH0NE 420.

(DISTRIBUTORS)

Wc nie referring to your it n coat of andit badly. Let us f.t it with a new coat of Real put cu byReal

Stephenson,

UsiioBiEnginesThe nnd

'-- ij

Prefer

Co., Ltd.

M ster

Stanley

'nrdtktiiiMtl

irjlli'""7rl TV B' 1 ul "T

WoFtlnington PumpsWe have several in stock and a large shipment of all sizes

on the way.

- YOUNG CO., LTD.,

Agents.

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THE

40cI-t-o.

mxMXMtum,

anamaTHERE is no bulging

sides or slip-ping in the heel of a

Hanaa Oxfordbecause they are madeon Oxford lasts and cutby patterns that arecorrect.

Mclnerny Shoe Store

FATHERSmade not only Bread from their first crop of butBeer a3 well. Every oi.e of them drank Malt Beer as amatter of course.

They were hardy, Qod-- f caring men; they made nolaws against individual privileges, and exploited noi"Cock-tai- l

Suppers" in their Yellow Journals; and they were bet-ter off for it.

IT IS YOUR PRIVILEGE to drink a better Beer thanever they had; it's a Beverage, a Food, and a and it's

Prim BeerBUTTER 40c

lito.Celebrated Butternut Creauiery

Block ButterNothing Better to be bad

I CllIC JP. P( J iA Famil- - Qroccn, Sole Agents.L.L.7V1J VL ll., L.IU.)

Little Priced GoodsW0NDEAKFUL BARGAINS F0 TWO WEEKS, COMMENCING

SATURDAY MORNING.

Ladies' Shirt Waist, 1.75, cutto $1.10

Ladies' Shirt Waist, S1.50, cutto $1.00

Ladies' GhirJ Waist, $1.25, cutto 75o

Ladies' Shirt 80c, cutto 45c

Ladies' Shirt Waist, 75c, cutto 40c

Ladies' Cover, $1.25, cutMo

Cover, $1.00, cutto

Ladies' Cover, cutto

Ladies' Cover, cutto

Ladies' Cover, cutto

75c

25c

15c

Men's Umbrellas, 75c, cut to 50"; Ladies', $1.25, cut to GOc. Ladies'Dress Robes, $5, cut to a suit. Gingham, 12 c, a now 10c

10c now 13 for $1.00.

A large assortment ofXaoes, Ribbons, etc., Marked Down.

L

NUUANU BELOW HOTEL STREET.

99

wheat,

Tonic;

Waist,

Cotton,

Cooked In any style' il

I and weil served ilu

s T.iMinli. 1

Scotty's 7 SggKIj R

LANDO'S iMisyaore0PP. YOUNG HOTEL.

New Lines of Ties, BeltsSniokingJaoketSiBath Robes Just In

Evening Bulletin 75c, Pep Month

trtf.' . it t'. JkjZiSii i

Corset

Ladies' Corset

Corset 75c,

Corset 40c,

Corset 25c,

$3,25 yard,yard. Brown yard, yards

ifl

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EVEN1N0 nJMKriN, HONOLULU. T. II., KM DAY, mi. 28.U008,

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

THE KOLOA 8UQAR COMPANY.At tho Annual Meeting of the Stock

holders of Tho Kolna Sugar Companyhold nt tho dUIco of II. Hackfcld &Co., I.til., Honolulu, T. II., on WeuiicRilny, February SGth, 1908. tho follow

'lug Directors nnd Auditor were elec-ted to sero for tho ensuing year:

Hans Isenberg, C. M. Cooke, W,Pfotenhauer, R. M. Itenberg, F.Klamp - Directors

J A. Hanebdrrj , AuditorI At n subsequent nieetlnK of the

GOc

40c

Hoanl of Directors, the following s

were appointed to servo for theensuing year;Hans Isenberg PresidentC. M. CookeW. Pfotenllauer TreasurerF. Klamp , Secretary

II. initio,Acting Secietary.

3837 Kcli; 28-2- Mnr3.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

KEKAHA SUGAR COMPANY, LIM.MTED.

At tho minimi meeting of thoof tho Kuknlia Sugar Co., Ltd.,

lit'lil nt tho ofllco of 11. Hack fold &Co., Ut! Honolulu, T. II., on Tliurs-day- ,

Koliruary 27, 1908, tho followingdlroctorn mul auditor wcru elected towne for tlit ensuing year:Geo. N. Wilcox, H. P. Faye, Paul R.

Isenberg, W. Pfotenhauer, A. 5.Wilcox, E. Kruse, F. Klamp ..

DirectorsA. Haneberg Auditor

At n PMbscquuiil mooting of theHoard of Directors, tho following

wero npiKiltitcil to serve for thoensuing oar:Geo. H. Wilcox PresidentH. P. Faye First Vice PresidentPaul R. Isenberg

SecondW. Pfotenhauer TreasurerF. Klamp . .'. Secretary

II. HUGO,Acting Secretary.

3937 28; .Mar. 3, C.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

KALOPA AGniCULTURAU COMPANY, LIMITED.

At tliu IlcRiilar Atiniml McctliiR nftho Stockholders of the Knlop.i Arl-cultur-

Comimny, Limited, held nttho omcc of Win. O. Irwin & Co., Mil.,on tho 27th day of February, A. 1

1908, the following officers worp elect-ed to serve for tho dulling year, vli:Edward Polllti DirectorHenry St. Goar DirectorW. M. Glffard DirectorH. M. Whitney...... DirectorRichard Ivers DirectorD. Q. May Auditor

U. IVKItS,Secretary, Kr.lopa Agricultural Co.,

Mil.Honolulu, February 27lh, 1908.

3637-l-

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

KAU AGRICULTURAL COMPANY,LIMITED.

At thu IteRiilar Annual Meeting otthu Stockholders of thu Knit AkHcmiItiirul Company, Limited, hehl at theofllco nt Win. O. Irwin ft Co., Ltd., onll:o 27lh day or February, A. 1). 190S,tho following olllccrx were elected toero for the ensuing year, lz:

Edward Pollltz DirectorW. M. Glffard DirectorW. G. Irwin DirectorH. M. Whitney DirectorRichard Ivers DirectorD. G. May Auditor

It. IVKItS,Fi'cruinry, Knit Agricultural Co., Ltd.

Honolulu, February 27th, 109b.3C3T-- 1 v

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

KAU AGRICULTURAL COMPANY,LIMITED.

At the Regular Annual Meeting of(ho Dlreclni-- of tho Kim AgriculturalCo., Mil., held at tho otllco of Win. O.Irwin & Co.. Mil., u the 27th day otFebruary, A. 1). 10i)S, tho followingofllcerji eiu ilertuil to tuno for thotnsulng year, t.:W, G. Irwin PresidentW. M. GlffardH. M. Whitney TreasurerR. Ivers Secretary

It. IVKIIH.Secretary, Kan Agricultural Co., MtJ,

Honolulu, ridininry 27th, 1008.3037-l-

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

WEHA AGRICULTURAL COMPANY,LIMITED.

At tho Regular Aniuril Meeting oftho Stockholders of tho Weha Agrlcultural Company, Limited, held at theofllco of Win. O. Irwin & Co., Mil., ontho 27th day of February, A. 1). 1008,tho following officers wcro elected tobcrvo for the ensuing year, viz.Edward Pollltz DirectorAlbert Meyer DirectorW. M. Glffard DirectorH. M. Whitney DirectorRichard Ivers Director

ID. G. May AuditorII. IVKU3,

Secretary Weha Agricultural Co., Ml.Honolulu, February 27th, 1008.

3037-l-

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

WEHA AGRICULTURAL COMPANY,LIMITED.

At tho Regular Annual Meeting oftho Directors of tho Weha AgriculturalCompany, Limited, hold ut tho 'ofllcoof Wm. O. Irwin Co., Ltd.. on tho27th day of February, A. I). 1008, thofollowing officers wcro elected to'servo for the ensuing year, viz:W. O. Irwin PresidentW. M. GlffardH. M, Whitney TreasurerRichard Ivers Secretary

II. IVISRH,

Secretary Weha Agilcnltural Co., Ltd.Honolulu, February 27th, 1008.

3fl37-l-

HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE

HONOLULU. Feb.23.1SC8

HAMr Ol-- STOCK

MLkCANTltbw liftoff & Co..

MJrtAUlw rianlnllonCn ,..I law all aii A eric. Co....Haw (Vim fc SuCo ..HanalianKuftarCo...Honomu 5tiR' C "tlonokaa Sugnr Co .

I talk ii Sinfr Co .VT.ititiVti Plflnlatlnn L'(

Ktliet lliMilstoiCoUilKipamrn. Stijtar uKolna Sugar Co ..Mc!'.r)lcSnj;r CoDalin Sugar C. ..

OokoIiSuenr Phut CoOUa S'iar Co LidDlnunlti In ..... .

Paaliau Scar Ih it Corarnir uirnrMiii.,..(Pa la IMantnlloii Co ...Ptcikco Siifjar Co..,PUnircr Mill CoWaitlua Atcrlc Co....VNuku Sugar Co ..

Walntanato Sueur Covaimc-- Mifinr mm uoiMISCKLLANKOIW

Sleim NCoHawaiian !Sicc"lci;oHoti HTM. Co VniHon Kl'. I. Co ComMutual Tclrjilimic CoNHltlkj KiAIirrCn,,

Paul UpNil'ikti HuMicrCn.

AwOaliu R I.Co.. ..HiInK K CoHon HA MCo

I'.ONDHHaw Trr ictl'itcCInaw icr 4 pc. ...Ilau Tcr aM pc.MawTer4 lr.ll.iw Icr i pc.Haw (niv't t ii r..C. HtSus& Kef Co

oneitilVu SucarC6 pcItam Itilch I'n,

Ihitrf Ditch 6aIt iwOm U Sue Co j kII iwSunar C ope,.,.Hilo K k Co Con b pcHoiiR T fi !. Co 6 i cKdhUKU i '.am loo cOatiu K&l,Co60..O.ihu Sujcar Co i pc ..Olaa uar Co 6 jt c.pala Plantation Co ....PioiiM-- Mill Co 6 lie ..Waiatuu grk Co jpcAlfUDtlt s LOIDT

Salet, Si'ShIuii: Mellryde, fXZO.Latest sugar quotation,$77.70

London Beets, 10s 3-- 4d

Sugar, 3.885

Henry Waterhouso Trust Go,,

Stock and Bond DepartmentMember. Honolulu Stock

Exchange.WILLIAM WILLIAMSON. Manasrt,

FORT AND MERCHANTTEL. PRIVATE EXCHANGE

ELECTION OFFICERS.

HONOLULU IRON WORKS COM-

PANY.Annual Meeting, Ho-

nolulu Wu:'kn CompanyFebruary, 1008, following

officers electedensuing year.President Swanzy

RobertsonTcnney

Treasurer Cllve DaviesSecretary WodehouseAuditor

CI.IVE DAVinS.Secretary Honolulu

Worka ('oinp.uiy.

ELECTION OFFICERS.

KALOPA AGRICULTURAL COM-

PANY. LIMITED.Regular Amiuil Meeting

ftho Dlrt'clnni Kalopi Agricultural

Irwin &Co., Ltd.,February. 1008, bil-

lowing nfllcorH electedeiiKiilug

Irwin PresidentM. Glffard

WhitneyRichard Ivers .

Secretary,

Honolulu,

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At the of thuIron held

tho 2Gth thowere sorvo for the

Mr. M.1st Mr. G. H.

.Mr. E. D.Mr. T.

Mr. E. H.Mr. H. W. M. Mist

T.pro tern Iron

3037 Feb. 28. Mnr. (!, 13, 20.

OF

At tho oftho

Co., Mil., held tho olllcuWin. (!. thu 27thlay of A. I). tlm

weio servofor tho jour, viz:W, G,W.H. M.

Mil

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...... TreasurerSecretary

It. lVIIHH,Kiilopn Agricultural Co.

February 27th,3C37-1-

President

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

WAIANAE COMPANY.At thu annual meeting of tho HlocV

holdcrx of the Wnl.mno Company, heldthis day the ofllco of .1. M. Downed,Honolulu, the following omrer wero

to nerve for tho cunningyear:President G.N.Wilcox

O. CarterSecretary and Treasurer

M. DowsettAuditor Henry HolmesDirectors G. N.

Wilcox, O. Carter, J. M. DowsettM. DOWSETT.

Bccretury.Dated. Hono'ulii, T. II., Fubruary 27,

100X. 3937-- 1

ELECTION OF'OFFICERS.

WIRELESS TELEGRAPH CO., LTCAt the tinnuil or Wire

less Telegraph Co., Ltd., hold Iboofilco of the Henry Waterhouio TrustCo., Ltd., Honolulu, Thursday,February 27, 190S. tho following

elected sorvo for thoyear:

C. Hutchlns PresidentA. Balch Vice President

A. N. Camobell SecretaryE. M. Crmpbell TreaturerjWm. Thompson Auauor

Tho iihove officers constitute thoHoard of Illiectors.

H. CAMI'IIKLL."a'J37-3- t Secietary.

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LOCAL AND GENERAL

If you want a. position, ask for it Jin a Bulletin Want Ad. Costs only ()one cent a word to talk to 5000 peo- -

,le- - ;8Ilont Franklin earn. Stkydn. StbW.'I'utiiam Health i'UU mnltc ilch.k

blood; n liacKago. iry wiein. -

Tomorrow morning Whitney &

Marsh start their annual remnant sale. 49Bulletin Business Office Phone 250

Bulletin Editorial Room Phone 185.Tbe,becr nt Hoffman In the best

antidote for prevailing southwind,

Talto your carrlago or nutonioblloto Hawaiian Carrlago Manfy. Co. for

repairs.If ou want to havo a good Jolly

tlmu take your todunce at tho Seaside tonight.

fy

6c.

thothe

the

Iiulgo Dole's Jurymen, except thosoengaged In the I.eo Sa Keo case, havobeen excused until 10 o clock Tuesdaymorning.

Crand clearance salu begins Mondaymorning, March 2, nt A. llloms. M

urythlng to bo sold nt or lielu" cos'Watch our windows,

Judge Lindsay granted divorcethis morning to J. J'. Keole fiom AlioK. Keole. The ground for the complaint wns desertion.

Tho Whlto Family notary (loci; andchain stitch) is tho best sewing ma-

chine In tho world. Denny & Co., Ltd..agents, 12(1(1, lMrt steet. IMionu 488.

I.. Abov. the N'iiimiiu slreet iner

'

I

a

clrint, Is having a sale of ladles' wear j

which will continue Tor two weens, i

Tho pilccs are In his atlvvitlM!iiiu.ultoday.

There Is nil shoo repilr-In-- ;

rliop Just sUrted on tho corner "tlKing nnd lllvCr atrecl'i. All kinds ot i

work In tho shoo lino nr" dono ii'ii'i-- i

tho muniigument of Liu Hop.II Is reported that Walluch rerused

to seo Mrs. Atcherloy when that ladywent to pre him In Hie Oaliu prls m

ii few days ago. Ho Is said to havotold Ills guards dial lie did not wnntto have mi) thing mora t.i do ulth tinAteherleys.

There will bo r. meeting of theAlumni at the High Scliinl buildingon Monday evening. Mnreh 2ml. nt S

o'clock for u full expression of opinionIn legard to calling tho new High

IT?

School tho McKlnlcy Mciirnial schoolAll iilumul aru reipiested to attend.

Charles Hlgln, formerly armorer atthe police station, whi was Indictedthis week by tho Ornnd Jury on udnrge of assault with n weapon, thismorning withdrew bis plea of notguilty and entered a plo-- i or guilty ofassault nnd battery. This was ac-

cepted and .ludgo I.ludcay suspendedsentence for thirteen mouths.

FREE INFORMATION

0

" JP llOKMjGovernor Frear has received a let

ler f'om fJuii O. M. Stnllh, dliector oftho U. S. ficologlcal survey, boiMates that ho has nil hand about 1700 '

copies of n water supply paper nuniher 77. entitled "IteMiurres of Molo-- 'kal." by Waldennr Llnilgren. Howill bo glad to have as inanv cnplei '

as possible distributed to people lrthis Territory who nro Interested In

the matter. Anyone who wants ono j

can gel ll ny noiiiyiug uuvurnurFrear.

ANNUAL MEETING.

McDRYDC SUGAR COMPANY, LTD.Tho Annual .Meeting of tho stock-

holders' of tho Mcllrydo Sugar Com-pany. Limited, will bo held at tho of.lice of Messrs Then. H. DnWes & Co.,Ltd , Ku'iliimrinu Street, on ThursdayMnich 12th. at in o'clock n. in.

Tho ktoek books of tho corporationwill be closed for transfer from Feb-ninr-

2Mb to March 12th, 1908, bothdutcs Included.

T. CI.IVR DAVIF.S,Secretary

2037 Feb. 28; Mar. 3, fi, 10.

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ME1N in town pos-itively cannot

better in style, all-wo- ol

quality and fine tailor-ing than we'll fortheminHart Schaffher& Marx clothes.

Their New SpringStyles are just in, andwe are proud of them.Let us show them toyou.

ILVA'S TOGGERY,Elks'Bld.King St,Tel.651

jseeoseesssSSpIf YOU are low spirited take a bracer.

TRY a glass of

RAMIEBEER

You can get it at the bar or by thecase at

Rainier BottlingW'ks Tel.1331

sesesssssssid Kmxttv.nttifflmiiMJtvnrvu:'TnKi ovfitJE

do

do

Monuments,

Hawaiian Iron Fence and WorksMEXT TO YQUNG DLDG V0-1B- 0 KING 8TREET. PHONE 3V.7.

Maui WineMADE IN KAUPAKULUA, MAUI.

A HOME PRODUCTA TINE TABLE WINE OF EXCELLENT BOUQUET

AND FLAVOR.

FOR SALEby all wholesale and retail wine and liquor dealers and byall TRY IT.

Undies Wtiist PatternOnti of AlcCnll's iripociul

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saloons.

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Also materials makeJORDAN Ltd.,Fort

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The steamers of till lint will arrive and Isavo thli port as hereunder:

FROM SAN FRANCISCO:

D08.

K S. ALAMEIU MAIt. C

S. H. ALAMEDA MAIL 278. S. ALAMEDA Al'lt. 17

RhSkmSI

Oceanic Steamship CompanyTIME TABLE

FOR FRANCISCO:

In connection with the sailing of the above steamers, the agents areprepa-e- d to Issue the Intending passengers, coupon through tickets, byany railroad from San Francisco to all points in the United States, andfrom New York by any steamship line to all European ports.

FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY TO

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

Pacific Mail Steamship Co,

Occidental and Oriental SteamshipCo., and Toyo Kisen Kaisha

Steimers of the above companies will call at Honolulu and leave this porton or about the dates below mentioned:

FOR JAPAN AND CHINA: ) FOR 8AN FRANCI8COJKOREA MAIL 2 CHINA --. FEU. 20AMERICA M.VRl' MAIL 10 MANCIH'RIA MAIL 7

SIBERIA MAIL ;; NIPPON MAItU MAIL 13CHINA MAIL 2H ASIA MAIL 21MANOIllMil V MAIL 20 MONGOLIA MAIL 28

FOR GENERAL INFORMATION APPLY TO

H, Hackfeld. & Co,, Ltd,,AMEKICAN-HAWAIIA- STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

FROM NEW YOIIK TO HONOLULU.

Weekly Sailings via TchuanUpec.Freight received nt all times at the Company's Wharf, 41st Street, South

Drooklyn.FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRAN

CISCO

Ni:ilUASKAN...TO SAIL MAIL 21

HIOM SAN rilANCIaCO TO HONO-LULU DIRKCT.

S.S. VIROINI N. . .TO SAIL MAIL C

.STUUASKAN TO SAIL MAIL (Freight received nt Company s

(vharf, Greenwich Street.

CainadianAu&tralian Royal MaSlStcamahlp Cnmpany.

Steamers of the above line, running In connection with the CANAD-IAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. between Vancouver, D. C, and Sydney, N.S. W., and calling at Victoria, D. C, Honolulu and Suva, FIJI, and Bris-bane, are DUE AT HONOLULU on or about the dates below stated, viz.:

FOR FIJI AND AUSTRALIA:

AORANGI MCH. 7

MOANA . .APR. 4

J

$110.00

Co., Ltd.Furniture Moving.

fhone DRAYMEN G3

Sailing

Wharf

,

King. P.

-

ALAMEDA .MAIt.ALAMEDA I'll.

FROM SEATTLE TACOMA TODIRECT.

S.S. TO ISARIZONAN TO 1

For further Information npply toII. & LTD.,

Agents Honolulu,C. I. MORSE,

General Freight Agent.

MOANA . . .MCH. 4

MIOWERA .APR. 1

LEAVE

Qaggsge Shipping

Storage

Packing

Queen Street. P. 0.

CHOY SING,

REPAIR.ING, PAPER

Brick Laying, Cement Work.No. IORT Stables

TEL.

SLTT, Prop.

Through Tickets Issued Honolulu to Canada, United States andEurope. For Freight and Passage and alt general apply to

Thco. B. & Co., Lid.

Matson Navigation CompanyThe S. S. of this line, passengers freight,

will run in a direct service between sailingarrivine on or about the following dates:

LEAVE S. FRAN. ARRIVE

MAR. nth MAILAl'li. APR. 15thMAY Cth MA 3thJUNE 3rd .'UNri lOtll

Rates to S. F.: First Cabin, $G0; Houndy Trip First Class

further apply toCASTLE & COOKE, LTD.. Agents.

Union -- Pacific

TransferTiano

205.

58Hustace-Pec-k Co., Ltd,

on all of iiii&IHRHDealers in

HREWOOD, STOVE, STEAM AND BLACKSMITH COAL.

CRUSHED ROCK, BLACK AND WHITE SAND, SOIL

KAY, GRAIN, ETC.

Weekly Bulletin $1 PerSchooner

COISJCORDfor

KAPUNA, H0N0IPU, KAILUA andH00KENA

2?rom Sorencon'sApply on Board or to

BALLASTING CO Agt.300, Maunakea St., belowO. Box 820.

BULLETIN ADS, PAY.

SAN

1908.

.A

ANDHONOLULU

COLUMBIAN. BAIL MAILSAIL Al'Il

HACKrELD CO.,

FOR VANCOUVER:

HONOLULUFEB. 25thMAIL 21tltAPR. 2lBtMAY 19thJUNE lGtll

Wood

Coal

Box 212.

SUN

BUILDING CONTRACTOR,HANGING, AND

PAINTING.

1135 ST., opp. Club

431,

KIN

fromInformation,

Bavies General Agents.

''HILONIAN" carrying andthis port and San Francisco,

andHONOLULU

IStliMir

Passenger

For particulars

and

uiven kinds teaming.

GARDEN

CEMENT,

YearFast

HAWAIIANTelephone

;yv'?8ffW1,

ITVENTN BULLBTIN. HONOLULU, - II, FRIDAY, FEB. 28, 1908,

ESTABLISHED IN ISM.

Bishop & Co.ANKERS.

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

Correspondents for theAmerican Express Companyand Thos Cook & Son.

Interest allowed on termitid Savings' Bank Deposits.

Ctaus Spreckels. Wm. G. Irwin.

Clans Spreckels & Co.

BANKERS.HONOLULU, : : I T. H.

San Franclrco Agonts The Ne--tnda National Bank ol ban I'Tancisco.

Draw Exchange on tho Novada Na-tional Dank of San Francisco.

London Tho Union of London andSmith'? Rank, Ltd.

New York Aniorlcan ExchangeNational Dank.

Chicago Corn Exchange NationalBank.

Paris Credit Lyonnals.Hongkong and Yokohama Hongkong--

Shanghai Banking Corporation.New Zealand and Australia Bank

of Now Zealand and Rank of Austra-lasia.

Victoria and Vancouver Bank ofBritish North America.

Deposits received. Loans made onapproved security. Commercial andTravelers' Credits Issued. Bills olExchange bought and Bold.

Collections Promptly Accounted For.

The FirstAMERICAN SAVINGS

AND TRUST GO.

OF HAWAII, LTD.

SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL.. 200,00OJQPAID UP CAPITAL t100.000.00President Cecil BrownVice President M. P. RobinsonCashier L. T. Peck

OfOco: Corner Fort and King Bts.SAVINGS DEPOSITS received and

Interest allowed for yearly depositsat tho rate ot Vj per cent, perannum.

Rules and regulations furnishedupon application.

Tho Yokohama Specie bank,

Limited

Established 1830

Capital (Paid up) . . .Yen 24,000,000Reserved Fund Yon 15,000,000Spcclul Reserved Fund, Yen 2,000,000

HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.Branches and Agencies:

Toklo, Kobe, Osaka, Nagasaki,London, Lyons, New York, San Fran-Cisc-

Bombay, Hongkong, Shanghai,Hankow, Chefoo, Tientsin, Peking,Newchang, Dalny, Port Arthur,

Llaoyang, Mukden, Tien-lin- g,

Changchun.Tho Bank buys and receives lor

collection bills of exchange. IssuesDrafts and Letters of Credit, andtransact a general bunking business.Honolulu Branch, 67 S, King Street.

Oahu RailwayTime Table.

OUTWARD.par Walanae, Walalun, Kahuku and

Way Stations 9:15 a. m 3:20 p. m.For Poarl City, Ewn Mill and Way

Stations 17:30 a. m., 9:15 a. m.,11:05 a. m., 2;16 p. m 3:20 p. m.,5:16 p. m tS.SO p. in., tll:00 p. m.For Wahlawa 9:16 s. m. and

5:15 p. m.INWARD.

Arrive Honolulu firm Kahuku, Wat-clu- a

and Walanao S:3C a. m., 5:S1p. m.

Arri-r- o In Honolulu from Ewa Milland Pearl City t7:4C u. m., 8:3a. m., "10:38 a. m., l:40 p. m., 4:3lp. m., C:3l p. in., 7:30 p. m.

Arrive Honolulu from Wahlawa8:3U n. m. anj '6:31 p. ta.

Dally.tEx. Sunday.t Sunday Only,The Hnlehvc. Limited, a two hour

train (only flrst-claB- tickets hon-ored), leaves Honolulu every Sundaynt 8:22 n. m.; returning, arrlvo InHonolulu nt 10:10 p. m. Tho Limitedetops only nt 1'esvi City and Walanae.0. T. DENISON, V. C. SMITH,

Snpt , u 0. R. & T. A.

Alexander & BaldwinLIMITED.

J. P. COOKE Manager

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:

H. P. Baldwin PresidentJ. B. Castl Vice PresidentW. M. Alexander.. Second Vice Pres.J. P. Cooke Third Vice Pres.J. Waterhouse TreasurerE. E. Paxton SecretaryV7. 0. Smith DirectorQ. R. Carter DirectorW. R. Castle Director

SUGAR FACTORS,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS and

IHSURAN6E AGENTS

Agents orHawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co,Haiku Sugar Company.Paia Plantation.Maui Agricultural Company.Kihei Plantation Company.Hawaiian Sugar Company.Kahuku Plantation Company.Kahulul Railroad Company.Haleakala Ranch Comoanv.Honolua Ranch.

Castle & Cooke, LtdHonolulu, T. H.

SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MER,CHANTS, SUGAR FACTORS

andOENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS

representingEwa Plantation Co.vVaialua Agricultural Co., Ltd.Kohala Sugar Co,Waimea Sucar Mill Co.Apokaa Sugar Co., Ltd.

Fulton Iron Works of St. LouisBlake Steam PumpsWeston's CentrifugalsBabcock & Wilcox BoilersGreen's Fuel EconomizersMarsh Steam Pumps

Matson Navigation Co.

Planters' Line Shipping Co.

ffm. fl. Irwto & Co., Lttl

WM. G. IRWIN... President and Mgr.JNO. D. SPRECKELS. .1st Vice Pres.W. M. GIFFARD 2d Vice Pres.H. M. WHITNEY TreasurerRICHARD IVERS SecretaryW. F. WILSON' Auditor

SUGAflf FACTOR8"and

COMM1S8JON AGENTS

Agents forOceanic Steamship Co., San Francisco,

Cat.Western Sugar Refining Co., 8an

Francisco, Cal.Baldwin Lbcomotlve Works,

Newall Universal Mill Co. Manufac-turers of National CanShredder, New York, N. Y.

Pacific Oil Transportation Co., SanFrancisco, Cal.

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

AGENT8 FOR:Hawaiian Agricultural Co., Ookala

Sugar Plant. Co., Oncmea Sugar Co.,Honomu Sugar Co., Walluku Sugar Co.,Pepeekeo Sugar Co., The PlantersLine of San Franclv.0 Packets.LI3T OF OFFICERS:

0. M. Cooke, President; GeorgeRobertson, Vice President and Mana-ger; E. F. Blthop, Treasurer and Secretary; F. W. Maefarlane, Auditor; P,C. Jones, C. M. Cooke and J. R. Gait,Directors.

FIRE MANGETHE

B. F. DILLINGHAM CO

LIMITED.

General Agent for Hawaii:Atlas Assurance nmnanv of London.New York Underwriters' Agency.Providence Washington Icjuranca Co.4th FLOOR, BrANCF.NVALD BLDG.

LIFE INSURANCEIs not a Luxury; It is a Necessity.

But you Mutt havo the DESTand that Is provided by the famousand most equitable Laws of Massa-chusetts, in the

New England Mutual

Life Insurance Co.,OF BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS.

If you would be fully Informed aboutthese laws, address

Castle & Cooke,GENERAL AGENTS,

HONOLULU, T. H.

WM. G. IRWJN& C0.,LfSi

AOENTQ FOR TUBRoyal Insur. Co. ot Liverpool, Eng.Commercial Union Assurance Co.,

Ltd., ot London. England.Scottish Union & Nationnl Ini. Co. of

Edihburch. Scotland.Wilhelma of Magdeburg General In- -

surance uompany,

BULLETIN AD8. PAY

Corporation Notices

.ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

OOKALA SUGAR PLANTATION CO,

At tho Animal Meeting of Share-holders ot Ookaln Sugar PlantationCo., held In Honolulu on Fcbruaiy2C, 1008, the following ofllccrs weroduly elected to serve for the ensuingyear:Jas. F. Morgan PresidentJ. M. Dowsett Vice PresidentG. H. Robertson TreasurerE, F. Bishop SecretaryT. R. Robinson AuditorH. Armitage, P. Muhlendorf, J.

A. Kennedy DirectorsW. W. NORTH,

, Acting Secretary.Dated, Honolulu, Feb. 2C, 180S

3935-l- w

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

C. BREWER & CO., LTD.

At the Annual Meeting of C,

illtnWKR & CO., LTD., held thisday, tho following officers and directors' wero elected to servo for tho

year:Chas. M. Cooke PresidentGeo. H, Robertson

Vice President and Mgr.E. F. Bishop.. Secty. and TreasurerGeo. R. Carter AuditorJ. R. Gait, C. H. Cooke and P. 0.

Jones DirectorsAll of tho nbovo constituting tho

Hoard of Directors.Dated, Honolulu, Feb. C, 1908.

K. F. 1JISHOP,3918-l- Secretary.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

OLAA SUGAR COMPANY, LTD.

Tho Annual Meeting of tho stock-holders of the Olaa Sugar Company,Limited, has been railed by tho Pres-ident for Tuesday March 3, 1008. andwill bo held at the rooms ot tho Cham-ber of Commerce, third floor Stangcn-wnl-d

Building, in Honolulu, at 2o'clock p. m. an that dato.

The stock transfer books wilt beclosed from February 22nd to March3rd, both days Inclusive.

A. W. VAN VALKENRURU.Secretary Olaa Sugar Company, Lim-

ited.Dated Honolulu, February 20, 1908.

3930-10- t

ANNUAL MEETING.

PAIA PLANTATION.

The annual meeting of tho stock-holders ot the Paia Plantation willbo held at tho ofTlco and principalplace, of business ot tho corporation,Stnngcnwald Dulldlng, Honolulu, onEaturdny, Feb. 29, 1908, at 9:30 a.m.

Tho stock books of tho corporationwill be closed for transfers on Friday,Feb. 21, 1908, at 12 o'clock m.

By order ot tho Hoard of Directors,K. E. PAXTON,

' Socretary.Honolulu, Feb. 11, 1908. 3922-t- d

ANNUAL MEETING.

CENTRAL MILL CO., LTD.

The annual meeting of tho stock-holders of tho Central Mill Co., Ltd.,will bo held at tho ofQco and princi-pal place, ot business of tho corpora-tion, Stangcnwald Dulldlng, Honolu-lu, on Saturday, Feb. 29th, 1908, at11a. m.

Tho stock hooka of tho corporationwill bo closed for transfers on Fri-day, Feb. 2Ut, nt 12 o'clock m.

lly order of tho Hoard of Directors.W. O. SMITH,

Secretary.Honolulu, Feb. 11, 1908. 3922-t- d

ANNUAL MEETING.

HONOLULU RAPID TRANSIT ANDLAND COMPANY.

Tho annual meeting of tho share-holders of tho Honolulu Rapid Trail-hi- t

& Land Company will bo held InRoom C09 Stangenwald Ilulhllng, Ho-nolulu, Saturday, February 29, 1908,at 1:30 o'clock p. in.

WM. WILLIAMSON,3931-- 7 times Secretary.

ANNUAL MEETING.

HONOKAA SUGAR CO.

Tho annual meeting of tho stock-holders of tho Uoonkaa Sugar Com-ran- y

will bo held at tho ofllco of F. A.Schaofor & Co., Limited, In Honolulu,on Saturday, February 29th, 1908, at11 o'clock a. m.

J. W. WALDRON,Secretary, Honokaa Sugar Company,

Honolulu, Rebruary 15th, 1908.392G-t-

ANNUAL MEETING.

PACIFIC 3UQAR MILL.

Tho nnnual meeting of the stock-holders of the Pacific Sugar Ml)! willbo held at tho office ot F. A. Schaefor& Co., Limited, In Honolulu on Satur-day, February 29th, 1908, nt 9:30a. m. J. W. WALDRON,

Secretary, Pacific Sugar Mill.Honolulu, Rebruary 15th, 1908.

392C-t-

Blank books of all sortr. Ie'lersetc. manufactured by the Bulletin Pub-lishing Company.

WAR TALK. MH- NEW YORK, N. Y., Feb. 19.

Whltclnw Held, Ambassador oftho United Stntcs to Great llrl- -

tain, In n speech tonight nttho dinner of the Pilgrims ofthe United States ht Dolmon- -Ico's, declared thnt talk of thoobligation of Orcatllrltaln tosustain Japan In w'nr againsttho United States was non- -sense. Tho Ambassador saidthnt thcro was not tho ghostof a possibility of war withJapan, and thnt thoro was cv- -cry reason to think tho Jnp- -

ancso sincerely our friends.Our relations with Great

Britain, tho Ambassador said,wero cordial, nnd thero werono serious complications.

"In dwelling on our pence--ful nnd cordial relations I amnot forgetting tho nonsense

ou liuvo rend in tho sensn- -tlonul press about tho obllgn- -tlons of Or eat Ilrltnln to sus- -tain Japan In war against thoUnited Stntcs. If all that lg- -nornnt nnd foolish talk weronot mischievous you mightdismiss it ns merely anotherbit of yellow moonshine.

ATTEND THE Ml DIE"Remember that this Mnrdl Gras Is

to out-d- every other masked ball, e

or public, over given In Honolu-In.-

snld Mrs. William M. Grahamyesterday. "Tho arrangements for thocomfort of guestR will be gono Into bytho committee and not n detail will booverlooked."

A visit to the Crystnl Palaco willbear out this statement. EverythingIs progressing rapidly and tho parti-tions, dividing tho banquet nnd dress-ing rooms from tho ball room will beIn position today. Mrs. Gra.iam nnda commltteo of ladles nro neglectingall social duties other than that whichpertains to tho Mnrdl Gras. Theyhavo an object In mnklng this affairsomething better than the Honolulupeoplo nro used to In tho lino or dnncoentertainments. Yesterday cinorschemes and designs for tho decora-tions wero continued and when Tuesday arrives tho scone will bo ono torival nny Oriental splendor over readof. It' will be n fit placo for n princeand princess of the roynl blood andtho opportunity Is given ordinarymortals to mix nnd kco how they

when they don their companymanners.

TIckctH for tho ball arc to cost twodollars nnd fifty cents, which includessupper and transportation homo. Thoymay he bought ut Wall, Nichols Co,Ltd.

.

v BAUD C0HC1RT

Thcro will ljo a public band concertthis evening nt 7:30 at tho AlexanderYoung Hotel roof garden. FollowingIs tho program:

PART I.March "Tho Hussars" IlohniOverturn "Tho "Wutorcnrrlcr"

(new) ,i ChcrublnlWaltz "Between Oursolvcs" (now)

WaldtoufclFantasia "Musical Delusions"

(new) SchrolncrPART II.

Vocal Hawaiian Songs.. ar. by BergerBallot Music "Olsello" (now). .AdamIntermezzo "La Llckotto" .... Davisfinale "La Lorella" .. ...... . Borol

"Star Spangled Bunner."

Corporation Notices

ANNUAL MEETING.

INTER-ISLAN- S. NAV. CO., LTD.

Tho annual meeting of tho stock-holders of tho Inter-Islan- d SteamNavigation Co., Ltd., will bo held attho office ot tho company, Queenstreet, Wednesday, March 4th, 1908,at 10 a. in.

Tho stock books of tho companywill bu closed for transfers fromMarch 2nd to Cth, Inclusive

NORMAN E. OEDGE,393C-l- it Secretary.

ANNUAL MEETING.

HAIKU SUGAR CO.

Tho nnnual mcotlng of tho stock-holders ot the; LlalUu Sugar Co. willbo held al tho office and principalplace of business ot the corporation,Btnngenwald Building, Honolulu, onSaturday, Feb, 29, 1908, at 9 a. m.

TJio stock books ot tho corporationwill bo closed for transfers on Fri-

day, Feb, 21, 1908, at 12 o'clock m.By ordor ot the Board ot Directors.

E. E. PAXTON,Secretary.

Honolulu, Feb. 11, 1908. 3922-t- d

ANNUAL MEETING.

KOHALA SUGAR COMPANY.

The annual meeting ot the share-holders of the Kohala Sugar Com-pany will bo held nt tho omce of Cas-tl- o

& Cooke, Ltd., In tho StangenwamBuilding, on Merchant Stroet, In thocity of Honolulu, II. T., on Saturday,February 29th, nt 10 o'clock n. in.

T. II. TETRIE.Secretary, Kohala Sugar Companv.Honolulu, II. T February 10th,

1908. 3921-t- d

Legal Notices.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF FRANK LUCWEDXO.

The undersigned, hnvlng been ap-pointed Administrator with tho WillAnnexed of the Estate ot Frank Luc-wclk-o,

lata ot Honolulu, Oahu, Tcr-llto- ry

ot Hawaii, deceased, herebyUvea notice to all creditors ot thoraid Frank Lucwclko to present theirclaims, duly authenticated, withproper vouchers, If nny exist, even iftho claim be secured by mortgagoupon real estate, to the said Admin-istrator at his office, No. 79 Mer-chant Street, Honolulu, Oahu, with-in six (6) months after the first pub-lication of this notice, or they willle forever barred.

And nil persons indebted to thosnld Frank Lucwelko are hereby no-tified to mnko payment to the saidAdministrator at his above-name- d of-

fice.Dated, 'Honolulu, Janunry 31st, A.

D. 1908.WILLIAM SAVIDQB,

Administrator with the Will Annex-ed of tho Estate ot Frank Luc-

wclko, deceased.3913 Jan. 31; Feb. 7, 14, 21, 28.

No. 126. TERRITORY OF HAWAII.COURT OF LAND REGISTRATION.TERRITORY OF HAWAII,TO Z. K.

ZABLAN; B. H. ZABLAN; CIIUSAI; HATT1E K. VIV1CHAV-E- S;

J. II. SCHNACK; W. O.SMITH, TRUSTEE; SUSAN NYE;HENRY NYE; MRS. HARRYAULD; AH CHUCK; SAMDIGHT; LUKA; D. KEALOHA;HEIRS OF NAHOLOWAA; HEIRSOF HOA; SAMUEL KAHOLOKA-LAN- I

PUA; WILLIAM K. PUA;Mrs. MIRIAM LESTER KAMAI.I;TERRITORY of HAWAII by C. It.HEMENWAY ns Attorney Generaland by JAMES W. PRATT ns Com-

missioner of Public Lands; COUN-

TY of OAHU by CliARLES HU8-TAC- E

Jr. as Chairman of thoBoard of Supervisors; and to ALLwhom it may concern:yhcreas, a petition has been cd

to Bald Court by JOHNto register and confirm his

title lri the following-describe- d land:Beginning nt an iron plpo on tho

Eastern boundary of L. C. A. 8520to J. Kaeo Joining L. C. A. 24 F.L. toKaanaana; from which point tho fol-

lowing Trig. StntlonB bear, by truoazimuths and distances: Punch-bowl, 302 15', 674C.4 feet: and

188 C4. 3395.3 feet; andrunning, by truo azimuths:

(1) 148' 20", 13.C feet, along L.C. A. 24 F.L.;

(2) 2C 10', 78.3 feet, alongsame;

(3) 152' 21', 303.9 feet, alongMnhele 1;

(4) 61 40', 178.5 feet, alongGrant 20G5 and L. C. A.' C40 tocorner ot fence;

(5) 332 30', 114.8' feet, alongfenco nnd remainder of L. C. A.605, Apana 3;

(6) 57' 10', 112.8 feet, alongsame;

(7) 327 30', 4.1 feet, along same;(8) 04 45', 30.8 feet, along same!(9) 328 36', 105. feet, along

fence and L. C. A. 1405 to 1;

(10) 249 20', 25.8 feet, alongsame;

(11) 146 00', 3.6 feet along fencoalong L. C. A. 2107, Apana 1, toKahlna;

(12) 243 10', 117.3 feet, alongsame and land sold by D. W. Puato J. Spencer;

(13) 328" 00', 103. feet, alongfence and land sold to Spencer;

(14) 234 06', 88.4 feet, along L.C. A. 24 F.L. to Kaanaana, tothe Initial point; Containing nn

area of 1.645 Acres,, being portionsof L. C. Awards 8620 to J. Kaeo;605 Apana 3, to Kalunnalna; and1362 to Noholowaa; at Kahawall,(Kapalama, Honolulu, Oahu.You are hereby cited to nppear at

the Court of Land Registration, tobe held at Honolulu, Islnnd ot Oahu,on tho 9th day of.March, A. D. 1908,at ono o'clock and thirty minutes Inthe afternoon, to show cause, If anyyou have, why the prayer of said pe-

tition should not be granted. Andunless you appear at said Court attho tlmo and placo aforesaid your do-fa-

will be recorded, and tho saidpetition will be taken as confessed,and you will be forever barred fromcontesting snld petition or any de-

cree entered thereon.Witness, PHILIP L. WEAVER. Es-

quire, Judge ot said Court, this 4thday ot Feb., In the year nineteenhundred and eight.

Attest with Seal of Bald Court.W. L. HOWARD,

(Seal) 'Registrar.3919 Feb. 7, 14, 21, 28,

ANNUAL MEETING OF PARTNERSOF MAUI AGRICULTURAL CO.

The annual meeting ot the Part-ners of tho Maul Agricultural Com-pany will bo held nt tho office andprincipal placo of business ot thePartnership, Stangcnwald Building,Honolulu, Saturday, the 29th day otrebruary, 1908, at 10:30 a. m.

W. O. SMITH,Secretary.

Honolulu, Feb, 11, 1908. 3922-t-

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KILLED GROSSMAN WANTSVOCAL CULTURE.

Mrs. Hodgson, Teacher of Piano and,Singing. Hapld progrcs. Thoroughtraining, 27G Ileretanla St, City.Sco Sign. 3321-l- m

PIANO TUNING

Mr. Jas. Sheridan, pianoforte tuner.All orders should bo left nt the Ha-waiian Nowa Co., Young bldg. Phone204 or cor. Alakea and Hotel Sis.

LOCK3MITH.

Seo Hastings for repairs of Locke,K"s, Music Boxes, Sharpening ofI'lno Cutlery- - Hear Union Grill

Blank books of ell sorts, ledgers,etc. manufactured by the Bulletin PubllRhlnK Company

$4250Home for Sale

House new and attractive, three

bedrooms, parlor, diningroom, kitcli- -'

en, bath, lanai, &c.

$4250Bishop Trust Co. Ltd.

924 Bethel Street,

DAVID DAYTON137 MERCHANT STREET.

LOTS FOR SALE

IN KAPIOLANI PARK ADDITION

and other desirable localities.

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

house and furniture, at a bargain.

Hallwood,

The

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Hawaiian Office Specialty

LIMITED

Co.. 931 Fort Si.

PHONE 143.

MeatsFresh, wholesome, and of every

variety at

THE PARAGONBeretania, Alakea, and Union.

'Phone 104.

For Over SO YearsMrs.Winslow'3

Sootldng Syruphas bn osert for iivtr SIXTUYKAKS by MIH.IONS ol Mothers

1NO, with perfect success. IT

CURE3 WIND COLIC, aim U tfcubcstremedyforDIAUKHUIA. Soldby Druggists in every part of tbaworld. no suro nnd asic for Airs.Window's Boothlng8yrupnnd taltono other kind. Cents a Bottle. 3

foOldandWclHrisdRemoftPAINTING, PAPERHANGING AND

TINTING.

General Jobbing A Specialty.Dealers in Wall Paper, Paints, Oils,

Etc. P. 0. Box 014. 208 BeretaniaSt. near Emma, W. B. KAM, Mgr.

UMBRELLAS

Umbicllas T. Takata,Kort St. near Kukul.

EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

lor houie help, phone White 2891, Maklkl. General Employment Offtcornr T'eii'ncoln. nmi Rpretnnla

PLUMBING.

Yee Sing Kce Plumber and Tinsmith,Smith St., bet. Hotel and Pauahl.

The BUSINESS MAN'8 HANDY INDEX, published In the Saturday Bulle-tin and the Weekly Edition, givesconcise and complete resume of all le-

gal notices, calls for tenders, Judg-ments, building permits and real es-

tate transactions. Evening Bulletin,75d P month. Weekly Bulletin.

Wall - Paperwill be sold for ONE WEEK

at a

Reduction of 25 p.c.

We have a fine lot of them,and they arc all subject to the

4 DISCOUNT.

ARTISTIC DESIGNS;

DURABLE STOCK.

Lewers & Cooke,LIMITED

177 S. KINO ST.PHONE EX. 20.

BUTTERNUT BREADis

deliciousat

THE PALM CAFEHotel Street near Fort.

Ever Stop

to Think?

Of the money youwould save by havingyour clothes made toyour measure by us.Same price as the-wear.

Geo. A. MartinHOTEL ST.

ICEmanufactured from pure distilled wa- -

ler. Delivered to any part of city bycourteous drivers.

OAIIU ICE AND ELECTRIC CO.,Kewalo. Telephone G28

CHOICE CUT ROSES. CARNATIONSVIOLETS, ETC., ETC.

Mrs. E. M. Taylor,YOUNQ BUILDING

TCL. SC9

Phone Main 147FOR THE

Honolulu Clothes Gleaning Go,

Suits PressedAt Short Notice and Quick Delivery,

EAOLE DYEING ANDCLEANING WORKS

'Fort Street. Phone 576.

StemwayAINU Ullll'.ll 1'IAHUa.

THAYER PIANO CO.160 HOTEI, ETHEET.

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healthy maternity Is accomplished byL) ilia E. I'iulchnm's Vegetable Com-

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"What a blessing Lydla E. I'lnltliam'sVezotabls Coniiouiid Is to motherhood. Isend you n plcturo of my tbrvo mouths' oldImby aud myself, and tbo photo uliows thosplendid condition of our lualth. That I amso well and tbo baby so bcnlthr and bnppyis entlnlyduo to your excellent remedyLydla E. Tinltham's Vegetable Cvniound.I took It for flro months Ufornlnby camaand It brought mo an ay confinement nndkept me strong, whereas I was weaknnd inperfectly miserable health nil the tlmo whinmy first thrco children wcroboni."

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VICTMake a small deposit only, and wc

send the Victor to your home.Then a little payment each week

will soon settle the balance.It's easy that way. Come and ask

us for particulars,

Bzrgstrom Music Co., Ltd.Honolulu.

Garden Sprinklers

One will last a lifetime; no hoseneeded.

Club StablesTel. 109

WE AHE AGENTS TOR

Winton Touring Car190S MODELS

Ihe Finest Cars Ever Seen in Hono-

lulu. Call and See Them,

Associated Garage,Limited.

MERCHANT ST. PHONE 388.

LOOKat the automobiles, butrtrics and carriages we have recently overhauledand painted

THEN SEE US.

W. Wright Go,.King Street near South

Tel. 252

"Smoke Up"I've some EL PALENCIAS. .

Best Cigar you ever Tried t"

HAYSELDEH TOBACCO CO., LTD.

AUTOMOBILESand CABR1AGES

Schuman Carriage Co.,LMIITED.

Blank hooks of all porta, lodgers,etc. manufactured by the Uulhfln PuhtBhlng Comimny.

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I did so ami It not only kept in'iell anil stromr but 1 hao at healthy a

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cures bachncha nnd all thosebearingdow n sensations.

If thcro Is nnj thing nbout yourcase joudoiiot undcrstaud write toMrs l'lnkhain, Lynn, Mass., foradvice. It Is absolutely freo Thou-sands of vtomen havo done so andhave received help.

You canhave nogreatersatisfaction,in lifeif youburn

GASHonoluluGas Co., Ltd.Bishop St.

SmokersSUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS.The Best Cigars and Tobacco.

FITZPATRICK BROS,

and MYRTLE CIQAR STORE.

Automobile HideThe easiest riding auto, in town for

public service and the one to be hiredat the lowest late, I havo.

Ring up at any time

J. A. McLEOD. . . .TELEPHONE m

Cook Drew Revolver and Shot Him

Dead The Cook Was a

White Man.

Tho Call of February 19 cUcs thofollowing' account of tho murder ofJacob Urussman, well known hero:

Ilecatiso ho complained of n rook'srlowness In prepnrltig three eggs forhis breakfast yesterday morning.Jacob Grotsnuin, foreman of n graillug t .un i at Tlootza pntk, Mlssknload, belonging to tho Crocker eatale.Hch on n plih In the nioigue and thecamp cook, Samuel II Tnlor is inthe city prison, charged with murdor

The shooting 'occurred about C !)0

o'clock. Grossman went to tho kltchen with three froch eggs nnd nskedTnjlor to cook them for his breakfastIn tt hurrj. Grossman walled for afew minutes in the dining room, andus his breakfast did not appear lieleft, remarking that ho would seo thesuperintendent, l W Dodge. Gross-man complnlncd to Dodgo and said hiwould go to a restaurant for his breakfast. Dodgo mhlneil him to return tothe dining room nnd while the twowere walking tow mil It thoy wero met

Tn)lor, who cursed GrossmanGrossman said something In reply nndTaylor drew- - nil automatic revolver Aand fired six bullets into Giossmnu'sbody

Mounted Policeman A. A Archerhentd tho repoit of the weapon andhurried to tho camp kitchen, liciohe taw tho cook with the revolver InhlH hnnd.

Tnlor told tho officials nt tho cltprison t l.i at GioHsmun had tried lodraw n noapon first. Ho would notsay that Grossman had struck himGrossman, ho said, nud, others nt the"amp iilwnjH wero complaining nhoutthe gruh and they had threatened tolynch him. That was why ho hadbought tho roMihcr, ho asserted

Taylor Is n native of Itoltop, Tov27 jeirs old Grossman ns 40 andunmarried

Of

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A number of the corporations ofwhich Irwin & Co. nre tho ngents,held their annual meetings Thins-da- y

The llllo Sugar Co. electedtho following officers: W. (I. Irwin,president; V M Olffard, vice president, II. M. Whitney, treasurer;nichard lcri, secrctnry; and U, (1.

May, auditor The nboe, with theexception of tho nudltor, constitutethe board of directors. At the meet-

ing of the Wnlohlnu Agricultural andGrazing Co, which was hold at 9:1)0o'clock, tho sanio officers as abouwcie elected

The meeting of the Ponohnwal Cof-fe- o

Co, was nlbo held nt 10:30o'clock nnd tho following olllcerselected W 0. Irwin, president; W.M aiifnrd, Nice president; J, A.Scott, treasurer; II. M. Whitney, sec-retary; and 1). 0. Man, auditor. Thoiiboe, with tho exception of tho nu-

dltor, constitute the board of direct-ors,

At tho meeting of the Kalopa Ag-

ricultural Co. tho following officerswere elected: W. G. Irwin, president;W. M. Ulffnrd, vice president; 11. M.vhltney, treasurer; ltlchard Ircrs,

jccretnry; and U. 0. May, nudltorThe first three named, together withi:. l'olfltz nnd II. St CI oar, constitutetho ho.ird of directors.

B? KINAt n meeting of tho Doard of

of tho Collogo of Agricultureand Mechanic Arts held OHtordny IIwas ntinounced that Professor Pranktin Simmer llarlo, who was offered andwho lefupcd Ihu presidency nf thoCollcgo Inst summer, and who hassluco left Cuba, may yet ho obtainedfor tho position. Prof. Earlo lias wilt-te-

in regard to the matter and hiehrccptanco Is expected soon.

Prof .1 S, Donagho has been offeredand lias accepted tho position of

In mathematics and languagefor next )c.ir nt n salary of $1800. Ac-

tion on applications, for other positionswill not bo Inkiii until tho presidentIs cliosui nnd his wlnheu made known

A plan foi holding a Territorial fairon ho collogo grounds In cooporatlonwith the Parmers' Instltuto has beenpioposed by Dean Pope.

Tho work for the coining Bchnol

)enr, beginning September 14, hasbeen nt ranged under tho following duluitmeiilB:

1 Language and mathematics, J,S. Donagho,

2. Chemlstiy nnd phjslcs.3. Horticulture nnd botany, W. T

Pope4 Agrleulturo, zoology, entomology5 History, drawing.G Engineering, chll, electrical and

mcclinulc.ilThcro nro now Kl persons enrolled

In tho evening cniirbCs In ngrltiilturo.

BORN

I INDIJMAN-- In Honolulu, to Mr andMrs P J. I.lndeiiian, n son.

Tho women of tho California Clubopen n campaign tignlnst expectora- -

f" public.

sT One . yf7 OuevCont a Word Ceiit a Word

WANTED TOR SALE

Advertisements Under this HeadingOne Cent Per Word Each Day. No

Inserted for Less ThanTen Cents.

Part Haw-all-i- of fair address andIntelligence, for cleric; good op-

portunity for the right man. Ad-

dress this office, "Mnn." 38'Jl-t- t

few customers for puro milk. ly

nt 1S3T Collcgo St. 92a-t- f

Clean vlpltig tags at tho Bulletin of-- 1 Afi :. ...

SITUATION WANTED.

Uxporlcnccd Jap.incao m.in wants po-

sition, good rook, housework pie-feri-

hut willing lo cue urd"O II ." Bulletin :i'j:i.--

,'it

TO LET

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

vertisements Inserted for Less ThanTen Cents.

Large house on licretanla St. nextto Queen's Hospital; rent vercheap. V. V. Chamberlain, JuddUulldlng. 3S4S--

LOST

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

vertisements Inserted for Lets ThanTen Cents.

liny horse, lost I'rlihiy night, figure'"2" on back leg. If found, pleasoreturn to K. Mbata nnd reechoreward, Niuianu near licretanla.

gold-piec- e breastpin wns

lot Sunday between Punchbowlnnd Aula Park. Suitable rewardat this oillce. 3936-2- t

In P.ilama,r; cut tall; green leather

collar. Howard If returned to thisoillce. 3911-- tt

A bunch of Keys. Ileturn to this of-

fice aul rccehe reward. 2935-3- 1

HatsFOR LADIES AND QENTLEMExI.

Latest Shapes nndStylish Trimming.

Cleaning Of All Kinds of Hats.

UYEDA,1028 NUUANU AVENUE.

SPRING MILLINERY

of the latest designs v. ill soon be here

MISS POWER'S

Millinery Parlors, Boston Bldg.

MILLINERY

Spring Flowers, New Ribbons,Feathers and Hats Arc Arrived.

Wire frames made by order.

OUR PRICES REASONABLE.

K. 1S0SH1MA.30 KING ST. NEAR BETHEL.

THE OWL

is a Wise Old Bird. He knows the

BEST CIGAR.

M. A. Gunst & Co.

CHICKERING PIANOSPreeminentin Onnlitv.

BERGSTR0M MUSIC CO., Ld.o

PIANOSRepaired and Thoroughly OverhauledEXPERT TUNING A SPECIALTY.

GEORGE L. LENORD,Office, Wall, Nichols. Phone 20L.

5,;9H5W','VipHJ

Advertisements Under this HeadlnnOne Cent Per Vord Each Day. No Ad-vertisements Inserted for Less ThanTen Cents.

iUo ft cast-Iro- n sewer plpo; 2Truav slerlll7ers tin Iln-t- d,

1 water still, tinlined; 1 l. steamJacket kettle, 2 wnsh-hollcr- s.

I.'iniiieluth & Co., Ltd.,115 King St.; Phono 211.

valunlilo collection of Bin in pi. Thistolcctlou Is tho property of thewidow- - of the late It. Iluwcn,nml Is tho lesult of hit effort innnny jenis of jahor; they can hoseen nt tho Hawaiian News Co ,

Young building. aail-t- t

Flno corner lot In Maklkl. Curbing,water, frnlt nnd ornamental treesand nil improvements. Two minutes' walk from cars nnd PunahouCollcgo. Address It. F.. this office.

Piano, good as now; wo must sellqulik and cash will get u big bar-gain, or wo will sell on time. Co) nofurniture Co. Ltd 31)3 tf

t fi 00 00 CASH 200 x 300 ft.house. Knlmukl. Address Uox a.,this oillce. 3909-l-

llccf cattlo for salo at Kuhnku, Ilawnll.Apply Col. Sam Norrls. Walohlnn.

White Pekln ducks and eggs. 1911South King St. 390C-t- t

Artistic

WALLPAPERSATTRACTIVE PBICES

Wilder & Co.

THOMAS FITCH,ATTORNEY-AT-LA-

Room 10, Campbell Block,

Honolulu, T, H.

P. L. PETERSNOTARY PUBLIC

atBULLETIN OFFICE.

Phone 250.

WING CHONG CO.KING ST. NEAR BETHEL

Dealers in Furniture Mattresses,Etc., Etc. All kinds of K0A andMISSION FURNITURE Made ToOrder.

HONOLULU IRON WORKSImproved and Modern SUGAR HA!

CHINERY of every capacity andmade to order. Boiler work

and RIVETED PIPES for irrigationpurposes a specialty. Particular at-tention paid to JOB WORK, and repairs executed at shortest notice.

F. . Nagami,Kodak Developing, Printing, En-

larging and Interior Photo-graphing,

HOTEL ST. bet. Nuuanu & Bethel.

WHENYou Want Electee Wiring Done, orPrivate TeltDhonn Installed or DryBatteries, call the

UNION ELFCTRIO CO.,

CO.Beretania St. Phone 315.

UniqueChinese Goods

Wing Wo Tai & Co.941 NUUANU ST

The Weekly Edition of the EveningBulletin gives a complete summary ofhe news of to day.

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to our 1 I

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BY

0 We have just a new Otia Hydraulio UNfAR! HAIITj Elevator for the accommodation of customers. it llli i I sfll liill I Sllll II ill

Passen-ger

COME AND TRY at the same time visit the

BEST EQUIPPED HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMT

IN THE CITY .

WHERE YOU WILL FIND

vervtning for the &i

includingGARLAND STOVES, REFRIGERATORS,

ENAMELED WARE,

CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, ETC.,

E. O. Hail & Son, X.td.TAKE THE ELEVATOR.

Newmarket BlisterFor Sidebonc Spavin, Ringbone,

Enlarged Tendons, and old and per-

sistent casts of lameness.

CURE, and EFFECTIVE.

Sweating BlisterActs like magic on shoulder, hip,

loin and early tendon lameness.

Obtainable at all druggists and ,""

P0TT1E & SONS, Honolulu! Tel. &5

pecia

SllOvB

AN Nil JUT SKI.- -

DO.M

AUK

2KT AXD OXK A-- I

2.50 witli forluce for

1ST, lace for . ..lace

for.SILK tucked for

with two- -

tin end lace, for ,

II I'LLfor

SILK withlaee, for

XKT lined with Chinawill;, for

ECltr LACK linedwith silk, for

II BLANKETS

. TCD. 28, 1008.

PORTSLocal National

BriiDMTTour

In

t'al., I'd). IS. TlioftKht lma bcuu

until the 3d (if March, llrutlier Wll-lu- s

mill the Battler liml :i incctliiKwith mid theiiiuthciu manneur told the

boy that they wcro foolish tonull off ii'flGht of Intuch a short time nnd that more at-

tention and time should he given toboosting the cent. The llano was

reluctant In butfinally gave his consent. Tlio realtruth of tlio matter Is that llrotlicrJames cannot hiako the weight In thetime left under the original

nnd his mnnagcr was stallingfor time, hut Nelson wus wise atthat and felt that It would bo betterto havo things right,ho Is bothered Just now with a sorohip that he got At Unit,Wlllus agreed to allow hfhi $y00 to-

ward trntnlng expent.es.u K n

Alllolnnl College, won out from theHigh School easily In tlio

football gnmo of theJunior League. Tho scoreat the end of the conte3t wiir Avepoints tn a big lound goso-eg- g Infaver of the This makesIhcm the of the league,thej having seven Jmltits to

live.:: ::

Tho vonbrought tho (list to tholBlands. It was nn electric runaboutfor Young.

every every wearerbest shoes

best have stock have fromthem

best

WAIST VAI.KKKKOI'XIJ I'XDICU l00,K. T1IKSK

JIADKOF FIXK,

WAIST triiiiuicd incdallioiH ?1.00$2.75 I.AWX triiiimwl $2.10$3.00 I.AWX ?2.25?3.25 MVU. WAIST trinmiwl

?2..i5?.1.00 IXDIA WAIST ?3.00?L50 .MKUCKUIZK1) WAIST, triiniucl

$3.40$5.50 JIKUC'KUIZKU WAIST, medallion

$4.15$7.50 IXDIA WAIST, trimmed 'two-threa-

d

$5.75$S.OO WAIST,

$0.25$10.00 WAIST,

$8.00

EVENING IJUU.r.TlN, ItONOMJM7, HIIDAY,

and

EDITED CHARLIE ALBRIGHT

installed

IT,nnd

..SAFE

James "Ulua"Make The

Time

AiikcIcs,llrltt-Nolno- n postponed

McCaroy jtBtcrilayllcgc-wluc- li

sucirimportnnco

Eomewhnt agreeing,

agree-ment,

especially

training.

yesterday(humplonshlp

Association

collegians.fhnmplons

I'una-Ihiu'- b

llnmm-Youn- g Companyntttnmobllo

Aloxander

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Ms., yi3amatKaEU&Mr..Jii, . mi'mI'- .vc - ..i.i. ifBgWlMWWWMiliMMlMl ivftiUliTr HU;1

II IMS SETTIB

Eddie Tate And Yida

Get TogetherToday

IMilIo Tate nnd V Vlda could notcome tn terms yesterdn nt their '

meeting In Jack Scully's place. Theydid considerable tnlklng And got ridof a lot of things that were Inthe way of the match. They hud noagreement drawn up, but this will boicndy for them to sign nt their meet-

ing thisConsiderable discussion took place

as to who would be tho proper per-- J'

con to pull off the match and promoteIt. Vlda was strongly In favor ofhaving hmclf mid Tate pull thematch off together, thatthey could thus offer a better pursoto the wrcstteis, and still be assuredof cleaning up n little thcmrolves.Tate didn't much fall In with" thisIdea, saying that ho would ratherconduct tho match alone, llq saidthat lie would gle no per cent, of thentlrfin If lin innnnunil tlin tthnw. Vlrin

'bucked on this, giving as a reasonthat It was too low Tate remarkedthen that If annno bid higher thanhe, he would be perfectly '

so long ns that person would put upu gunruntce.

.InhWm nnd W. Wilder wero '

referees, and an effortwill be made to secure them. Thomatch will be un-

der the rules laid down by tho Inter-national Wrestling Association. A

forfeit of $50 will bo posted at thomeeting today, when the articles oftho match are signed. Hans Froe-lcch- cr

Is billed to go to Walluku thisevening ori business nnd for training

i i urn in I ' J . J

purposes Tate nnd Vlda will do thofinishing touches to the business thisnfternoon at 2 o'clock,

i: :i u

Jess Woods

In 'FriscoJess Woods came In on tho Korea

otcrdny. lie Is tho man who Im-

ported Mike I'lsher's stars mid putHonolulu on tho bascbaU map, JessIt nn old California boy who has madegood on the Islands. Ho Is at thohead of tho biggest bathhouse in Ho-

nolulu, and by fnr tho largest fish Intho sporting puddle. There Is noth-ing pulled off on the Islands but thatho has a hand In It. Ho made thebaseball tour a howling success nndcleaned up $3000 at tho box onlccJ eos la hcie on a dual mission. Horamo to visit relatives, vu live intho Interior, and to nttend to somebaseball matters. Tor instance. Hea-

ter wns not satisfied with tho con-

tract that Danny Long Bent him.Danny offered $125 a month. Renterthink he Is worth more money, andhe delegated Woods to Intercede forhim. Heater has n Job with thostreet ralfioad nnd he can live with-out playing baseball. As expected,Hostou handed Joy a' miserly contractnnd the big southpaw 11 red It backwithout any signature, Harney

Woods ho would continue nthis trade beforo he would play for thomoney Iloston offered him.

"They nre still talking nbout thatvisit of KlBhcr's down my way," saidWoods. "Tlio players made n lot otI r lends vhllo on tho Islands, and thofans would llko to see tho bunchcome back, Thero may bo somethingdoing ngnln this fall. I am going tolook over tho and may makosome arrangements before I go home.1 will bo here several weeks, --o Ihave lots of time to talk business."San l'ranclsco llulletln.

HMUH LEME IS 'Tho special meeting of tho Knplo-la- nl

Hasebalt League will bo held atthe rcsldenco of Vice President JohnK. this evening. Tho final ar-

rangements for the series that beginson March 15 will be made and neces-sary details of management nttendedto. The first games of this loaguowill bo played 15th of next

" II II hi nil

teP JP& 1 Ilia ISr Jm M Ei ' C

We withthe for not odd nor last

the in and You forWe to to you this sale for This a

you the the

OXK

WAIST

yoke,

trimmed,

WIIITK

forenoon.

arguing

Men's Department

ground

If wry man in Honolulu could see our clothing and com-

pare it with sold in other wo would do tho clothinghusiness of the Krister opens the door to Summer.It is the time for hpfius; honnets for women and new suits formen.

FULL SITJ'S, OUT AXD GOOD$5.00 TO

from $1.75 to worth don-hl- f

the money.1100 SHIRTS FOR 31 EX, the best lot of shuts oyer

under price, go to yn during this salo at 50i. nropriced to $2.00 nnd nro Worth Double Hecauso TheyAll Linen.

ALL 1008 Beautiful Shadesand Shapes.

UXDKUSNIRTS, regularly XOW 25(J. Others nt50 nnd 75. SKA.M that never

for k than 70J XOW GO TO YOU AT 40, OilT1IRKK FAIR FOR A

SHT, 77 AW? Aim, VI NG DliESSTHE FOLKS NOW.

A OF AXDAT YOUR PJMCK.

We dislike to admit that we have in the but it's true, andwc are going; to make the of it. We vtould rather make the loss now than carry over a big stock fora season. the quality of our goods, our prices would make n buyer blush. We are offeringluuuy ;

BED AND FULL SIZE. FINE WOOL selected from the stock of theand I uE6t maker on the Coast, at $G.OO and higher. Every sale a loss to us.

BED full line for single, and double but Value.

5

jJimiilMi'in

"Magnate"

10

, WHITNEY fc MARSH

Our

Remnant Salewill begin SATURDAY, the

and will continue duringSaturday, Monday and Tuesday

Remnants of all descriptions

WOOLENS, RIBBONS,

EMBROIDERIES, CRETONNES, MULLS, etc.

mSee Window Display

Beautiful HonoluluSEEN IN AN AUTO RIDE TOR

$5.00 an HourJust call 290 on the 'phone and ask for QUINN.

MUMAMMftVVWVl.'WVMUVtAVtlrlAWVVWUVl

month between tho Hellanco andHighlanders for tho first gnmo nndI.culils nnd Young Tldnl Waves fortho second. A diuico will bo held ntSan Antonio hull tomorrow eveningto rolso money for uniforms. Thonew lcaguo has bright prospects.

CURThe following postal information

hns been received for Jess Woodsfrom Jtmmlo Ililtt:

Los Angeles, Oil., Teh. 10, 1908.Hello Jess:

Heie training to fight Nelson. AmIn good shape nnd expect to win onMnrcli 3. Think wo will draw moremoney than Fisher and I did in Ho-

nolulu. Hope ou are well.JIMMIE UltlTT.

VALUESNOTES today contain items of interest to lady, of shoes. are overstocked SOROSli,

shoe made ladies' wear. These are sizes, shoD-wor- n goods of year's stvles,new lasts, we ail we have. been paying $3.50 to $5.00 a

soecial last S0R0SIS. are going sell during $3.00. is bqna-fid- e offerwhich should grapple with tomorrow befor.e of lot is taken.

AdGRKfiA'ITOX OF

UKAI'TIFITI.I.YVKLL-VICAUh- MATKUIAL,

KAt'II DISTIXCT IJAItGAIN.

T.AWX

WA yoke,MKUfKUlZKD

OUIKXTAL

Couldn'tWeight

since

,....t;grfiaitti,

Again

satisfied,

liicntlonc'dlatf

Sllvn

on'the

but

that stoicsTerritory.

STYLISH ALL-WOO- L

.MATKUIAL, $20.00.SIXGLK TUOUSKUS $0.00;

soldOthers

Aro

XJ'X'KWKAR, STYLES,

flOe.,KLASTIC DRAWERS

hold

DOLLAlt.M0XHV-8- A VUIOffS.

3IAGX1FIOKXT ASSOimiEXT TRUNKSSUIT-CASK- S

overbought HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT,best

Considering

CnrfcCAnC WHITE- - EXTRA BLANKBTS,

Jr lrA!l meansSPREADS, three-quarte- r beds, little-price- d Big

fflll'rt

Annual

29tli

WASH,

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Tho exhibition matches In men's,doubles at tho opening of tho Mnurtajt-Tcnnl- s

Club. Saturday afternoon, will'bo between tho following plajera: AT. Ilrock nnd W. Williamson againstOeorgo Warren and W. I Warren; V.C. Athorton nnd V. D. Btcero againstA. J. I.ourey nnd C. O. Oockus.

:t a aEntries for the big field nnd track

meet closo nt 7:30 March 13. Thereaie four teams entered. Athletes notbelonging to any club may also en-

ter.

Mrs. Ynez Blioili White, societylender, who will become tho bride ofCaptain Huck In the Philippines, Is

refused permission to travel to Ma-

nila on nn army transport.j j

SOMETHING NEW IN

Wash MaterialsCotton is mndo theso days to look liko silk through tho Mercer

process. Wo hnvo mhiio llenutiful Good of this kind for sale,

and thero will ho fino choosing fioiu Excellent Grades ntMoney-Savin- g Prices.

MERCERIZED 11AT1STES going nt 20.WH1TE-GROUX- PAXAMA, with dots nnd floral ef-

fects, 30.ORDTXARY FINISH BATISTES, 12y.1JED AXD BLUK SHADES LINEN BASTISTK,

L1XEX FIXISI1 CIIAMRRAYS, 15.SMALpCIIECK FLAXXELETTES, some with stripes,

8Vi. Extrn Good Vnlue, nssorted patterns, 10.AL1-WOO- MOHAIR, in various shades, Splendid Value,

$1.00 to $1.50 n ynrd.FANCY ALL-WOO- L MOHAIR, 75 to $1.25 u yard.This is n good, strong wcavo with a lustrous finish. Ask

to seo it. 'T

L. B. KE

THBPEOPEE'S PROVIDERS

CO., Ltd.IMKM

ALAKEA STREET

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