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EVENING tlULLETlN, HONOIiDLtJ, T. H.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, '69.
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WEEKLY CALENDAR
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Lcahl Chapter No. 2 Regular
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Pacific Second Degree,
rilUKMUAV
Hawaiian ThlrJ Degree.
Oceanic Third Degree.
KAlllHlAV
All visiting members ot tho
Order nre cordially Invited to
attend meetings ot local lodges
. tlAKJIOKY. LOME, No. 3, 1. 0. 0. F.
Mods every Monday evening ixl
7:30 In f. O. 0 T Hall, Tort Strest.
H. II. UUNDilY, Secretary.
r. D. WICKU. N. U.
AU ThltlDB brothfcnt very cordlallj
(uTlted.
OAHU I0DQE, No. 1, K. of S
Meets every first and third Krl'
lay csxeuluB at 7:30 In K. of I. Hall,
corner Tort and lleretanla. Visiting
Drutbcri cordially Invited to attend.
T. it. NUfiKNT, C. C.
It. OOSLING. K. 11. 8.
HONOLULU LODGE GIG, B.'P. 0. E.
Hoaolultt Lodge No. 610, U. P. O.
Elks, meets In Jholr hull, on King
Blrtct, near I ort, ovury Prldny even
ing. Visiting lirotliers ai cordlall)
Invited to attrnd.
11. A. DOUTIIITT, L II.
II. C CASl'ON, Sec'.
Wm, M'KINLEY LODGE No.8, K.ofP.
Meets every 2nd and 4th Saturday
renlog ht 7:30 o'clock In K. ot I'.
v Hall, cor. Tort and Beretanla VlaU
lng brothers cordially lnvltod to at
tend. I M. SIcGttHW, C. C.
i:. a. jacousi:n. k. n. a.
HONOLULU AERIE 140, F. 0. X.
Meets on the 2nd and 4th WKD
NESDAY evenings of each month at
' 7:30 o'clock la K. ot P. Hull, cornet
BerctnnlJ and Tort streets.
Visiting Eagles are lnvltod to attend
TV. M. McCOY, W., Prest.
II. T MOORE. Secy.
( HAYvAIIAN TI5IBE, No, 1, 1. 0. B. M.
Meets every first nnd third Thurs
days of each month at Knights of
I') thins Hall. Visiting brothers cor
dially Invited to attend.
U. A. PEIIHY. Sichcni.
E. V. TODD, C. of It
immimHitm ti ,i f;
1 JJJitB1
(uH.nuA jMaxuuatius
Wc are in line with the
best assortment of
TV
alcum
'l
Powders
In the market. All makes.
Perfumed and Plain.
Just nsk for the kind yon
wnnt.
Lehnhardt's Candies always
fresh nt
CHAMBER'S DRUG
.CO., Ltd.
Kinrr and Fort Sts.
Phone 131.
iN
&ixaEBuriBn?xitMiaa3rMuca
Madeira
i Embroideries
f v
tMBS. nOSEHBERO. Y0UNQ HOTEL
lKEYSTONE-ELGIN VATCHES
'ii "V. . INUKKSULL WAIUHiicI
th At AU Walchdealers.
I a B -v i 9L r t-i n n t c tr 4- rw
WVf v?wiivvau cj
" AffYit fnr HftWiilinn iBlnnrti
r. FOUI and K. IG Sts.. Honolulu.
5. NEW SUMMER MILLINERY
at
I, MISS POWERS' MILLINERY
TAELORS.
Boston Building Fort St.
Bulletin Business Office Phone 250.
pullet;
in Editorial Room Phone 185,
A
Thought
For Yqj
No two men nre just
alike nottwo suits
should be just alike.
You vant perfect
fitting clothing, don't
you? ,.
Only way is to have
them made for'yon.
Get us to make them
for you, because we
guarantee satisfaction.
We And it easy to do
this. -i
Expensive! s
No, not when you
Ret satisfaction,
Our business suits
made to your measure
for Twenty-nve Dol
lars are incomparable.
Our evening clothes
excell.
Geo. A. Martin,
Hotel Street.
PRIMO
BEER
Your Watch
Can -be made to last
longer and keen more
correct time if prop
erly attended to at
regular intervals by a
man who thoroughly
understands it.
Come and see us
about it.
J. A. R. Vieira & Co.
115' Hotel St.
W
"Old
Continental"
Old-stjle straight Ken
tucky Dourbon. Conti
nental was the favorite
of the Southern gentry
of "befoali the war" pe
riod. 'A good, honest,
friendly old whiskey'.'
W. C. Peacock
& Co., Ltd.,
Sole Agents.
Rainier Beer
hkhs
FOR SALE AT ALL BARI $.
TELEPHONE 1331
GEO. A. MARTIN,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR.
Business Suits for $25.
Hotel St,
Forccvyjh
LOCAL AND GENERAL
The II u 1 1 e 1 1 n makes Its own
scratch pads, makes them good and
big nnd sells them for flvo cents.
Ten good auto backs. Phono 6.
Tnkn vnur carriage or automobile
to Hawaiian Carrluge Manfg. Co., foi
up-to-datu repairs.
Amonir thine registered at the
Young hotel H W. Karnes of Wahlawa,
who camo In .veslorday.
W. n. Thomas, of Wahlawa, Is reg
istered nt.tho Hawaiian hotel, and wlil
remain In town for a day or no.
Vnrv l.irirp crowds of halhem visit
the Wnlklkl bench1 evorylnftcrnoon now
and surfing Is much Indulged In.
Thn Anchor 'Saloon, . Mouty, Mont
gomery,' manager. King hud Nmianu
streets, It a")ioptilar local tosort.
John 1,1. Dergntiom, piano tuner and
repairer, forpierly with Ilergstrom
Slu'slc Co. Pi O.' Dox 40. ,1'hono 6S1.
.Senator .George' ralrchlld," accom
panied by Mrs. ralrchlld, nre hook
ed to lenve on the Korea for tho
States.
'Among the arrivals thin morning
from Knual was Judge David Kap.v
hoc ot Koloa. He will probably
leayc or his home on Knual next
Tuesday.
Tho raft nt the Wniklkf Inn broke
adrift last night and was picked up
on tho beach this morning. The rufl
Is to be anchored at tho old spot to
day and secured f that the high
breakers mav not again shift It
lldhry Dlnkc, Deputy Slicrirr or
Koloa, Knual, arrived today on the
steamer V. (1. Hal). He will appear
before the United State District At
torney ns witness In the Interm
tlonal revenue case.
Th,o report wan around town this
morning that Manager (Icorgc Knit-
child of Kenlla had been offered tin
management of tho Honolulu i Kintj
Uon. SN. Kalrchlld would not eon
Arm the report. As stated In the Hill
lot In Rome time ago, Mr. litis hud
no Intention of remaining pormu'iontl)
as manager and In the courto of (lie
next fuw piontliH Ills place will ho tak
en by Str.Olbb. '
A delightful literary and musical
was glcn Saturday evening at the
Seaman's Institute, In honor of Mrs.
A. E. Wright nnd daughters, of Lo.
Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mlnchin
wero tho hosts, assisted by Superin
tendent Evcrton and his wife of tho
Institute. About thirty peoplo eujojed
the affair Mrs. Wright and daughters
arc. .tho guests of Mrs. nxcrlon, and
leaxe on the Aorangl for'llrlsbane on
July 24.
SHOPPING NEWS
AND
BUSINESS REMINDERS
Ncxv whllo kid gloxes. Whitney
Marsh
When In need of a tonic drink Prl-
mo, tho beer that's brflWed to suit tho
climate.
Tln meals at (he Palm Cufo on Ho
tel street near Union, aro well cooked
and welt served. Tho prices aro low
est In tho city.
lloll top nnd flat-top deskH, $2(1 nnd
uimnrd. at II. Huckfeld & Co. This
Is a new lot, nnd the loxxest prices uxor
offered In Honolulu. Inquire hard
x are department. '
Tho Infctant communication with tho
other Islands afforded by tho wireless
nan proved such a conxquleiico in
transacting business that It Is being
taken advantage of more un'd moro
cxery day.
A big new shipment of Peck, Prean
Co.'s celebrated London biscuits has
jufet been 'received' b') Henry May &
Co. The'so biscuits aro packed In tins
and aro as fresh as too day they lefi
the factor),
Tho Dank of Hawaii, Ltd , welcomes
the depositor with it dollar or txxo ,
xvell as the larger depositor. 4V4 icr
cent Intcrtst on deposits compounded
twlco annually. Corner Tort nnd Mer
chant streots.
AROUND THE CITY
i
AND BJACH HOTELS
Painting and general renovation Is
In order at tho Iluwnllan hotol, whero
tho cottages at the rear ot tho miin
building aro being overhauled and put
Into shape.
Tho old favorite hostelry Is houMng
a largo number of guests at present,
there being" no less than G5 registered
this morning. The Idea of serving
short orders is very woll though of,
nnd when Manager Hertscho returns
on tho Alamcdn-noxt Friday tho mat
ter will bo gono Into fully,
" The Young and Moina hotels nre
comfortably filled but still bavo a few
vacant rooms, Tho fact that tho pas
sengers passing through on tho Korea
could not get ashnro last 'night made
a big difference to the hotels, as most
of the tourists avail themselves of the
opportunity of putting In a night
ashnro whenever possible,
Tho other beach resorts havo their
rcgular'summer'boarders, and the Inn
and Seaside havo bookings ahead for
rjtilto a number of guests,
Tho Pleasanton hus Just about tho
average number of gijcata.for.tliat fav
orite hoter, and thero arc many book
ings by people to. arrive within tho
next few weeks.
Tho additions to the lloana Hotel
will not bo started for some little time
)et as tho plans are not complete, The)
doubling In size of this hotel will en
able 'the management to houso all tho
guests Tv ho prefer stopplm? ut the
beach t oremalnlng In tho City,
WE ARE
OUT
sMBPO Vissa7,.( sHKVI
For business and want yours. We tfive all orders our personal attention.
jas. h. love. City Transfer Co. phone 132.
FRENCH MINISTRY QiT
. (.
under dinmutlc circumstances nt tho (oncluslou of n lull tit ilehito
out the nnvnt vi.mid.il Premier Clemcnce.iu tnuutid cx-Mln-Isler
of' foreign Affairs Dtlcnsso oxer the humiliation or tho
latter at thn Algcilrus rcyifeiencj. Smnrllng uiidci the words of
the Premier, Dok.issu lepllcd xlgoroiisly Piemler Clcmcnc can tip
puienlly lost his hind. Amidst tho wildest excitement the Chamber
of Deputies) on n vote ilefeited the (ioxiinment Clcincmcaii and tho
other mlnlsterH Immcdlilely rexlgncd.
WRIGHA'S FLIGHT NEW RECORD,
WASHINGTON, Jul -'0. -Orvlllu Wilfcht today made n Kpectiut
lar lllght'ln his acroplntie lie nm.ilned In the ulr eighty inlnutts, es
tablishing a new record fur hfivler-thnn-iilt-ninHiltiet. The nerupl uiu
traxelcd seventy mile and att'ilned n height of -SO feet
mi i m
ARGENTINE AND BOLIVIA NOT FRIENDS.
IIUHNOS Ylti:S, Jul) 2U. -Dl plotmitlc lelutloiiH lielwimn Argen
tina and Jlolivln linve been exeied and the llnllxlaii Mlnlstci Iuih
been ordered (o leavo the roiinti) within tu cut) -four Ikiiiih. . 'Hie Ar
gentine Minister nt I. a l'ar has been ucllled.
SIR ROBERT FINALLY RETIRES.
LONDON, Jul) 20 Sli Itobert Hart hns Hlinoiiliud htJ n themeiil
fioni the Chlnetu Custom!! on iitrouut of Ill-health, He has been in
London for some time on n xntatlou.
BUTLER STEEL
IIUTMMt, Pa , Jul) 2U '1 he nt
Steel Company hus been settled.
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Qumrtutmrnf
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'VKrSflHs'sCl fttaftrn' FUMrit A
&. JmW lDiTnsiDnAnu d... VI
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Ask your druggist (or tho gtnulno snd sst that Iho nam J.J. K.irmy Is on ovtry psckago.
Ready railed for use. Mora reliable and easier to use than powders. Drnggiits will
refund your money it It falls to exterminate cockroaches, wateibugs, rats, mice, ate.
2 ot. boi fZ5et' 18 o. doe $1 00. At amgstiu or .zprau pr.ptld.
STEARNS ELECTRIC PASTE CO.. CHICAGO. ILL
Ring up
ISJtAirj'
Drayinc, Express and
Qeneral Transnortation.Excavntine-
r
General Contracting. G. W.
'passengers booked
-r
I
,. ,
Per 8, B. Korea, 8andbei;, for Sin
Francisco, July 21, 5 p. m. A. V. LIh-
enley and wife, Call Ylsenly, Alex.
YounR and wire, Miss llertlia Yoiiiik.
8. 0. Hindus and vxlfci, W. K. llciiton,
Mrs. W. K. Heiilon, Wood Ileal, wife
and child.. Dr. II. II. Aldurson, Mrs. II.
E. Aldtrnou, Alfred Scnrle, wlfo mid
i cniiiircn, Miss Uonkln, Mrs. A. T.
Hurtwell, Miss Hartxvell. Dr. A. .Mil
liken and wife, MiH.'st, II. Job. V. L.
UldrldKe and wife, Miss Stewart, Miss
McNeil. 8. (1. Htrzoe, Mis. 8. CI. Her
zo, V, M". Nichols nnd wife. Mrs. I).
M. Law Is, 8. A. White nnd wlfo, H. (J.
Kepllniier. W. T Dndswnrth and fain
lly. Mrs. II . II. Horizon, Mr. anj Mis.
The Yokohama Specie Bank,
Limited,
Statement of Receipts and Expenditures, June 30, 1009.
HKSOUtlCHS.
Loans and overdiaftj . .11C2,180.83
Real estate 29,r,27.u5
Furniture and fixtures. . 1,840. OS
Duo from banks and
bankers lC8,:i2G.n:i
Cash r.,2ll.l
All other rcbouitis 170,972,18
S528,'093.SU
I, SI. ToMcdi, manngor Yokohama Spcclo Hank, Ltd., do fcoUmnly
swear that tho foregoing' statement b mo tpio nnd eoncct to the host of
my knowledge and belief. SI. TOKIHOA, Slnuugef,
Subscilbcd and vvorn to bcfoio 1110 this 19t)i da) of Jul), 1000.
DAVID L. I'liniltSON,
Notaty Public. I'list Judicial Cliuilt
Whjte Clothes
For Men
STRIKE SET1LED.
-Imi nt th'u plant or the Htandnid
-SmBtb$-iPwKB
Telephone 688. Wood nnd Coal Stove
fuel. Quality and Quantity the rum.
nnd Fill nn
nnd Fillimr -&
McDOUGALL, Prop.
JIutlcK, Joseph Kalteiibach, wiro nnd
2 Lhlldien, Mibs C. limes, (1. II. Moss,
Dr. Wt Ktllc), A Van llr-chruch, A.
Meshlueii, A I (liimths and wlfo,
.Mr J. .1 A. Hopper mil claimhteiH (2),
Miss M. L. IMeison, (ten IMIuhlld,
vllo mid J Uilldiui, C. W. llildwln,
Mil A. I). 8ciiiKK). JildKO A. H. Hart-
well, W A. Dixon, A. 1.. Ciibtlo, Mr.4.
A I.. I'asllc, 1' O flelK) nnd x;lfe, W.
(1. Itoss, Cm I dil Itul, W II. Ilabbltt. K
ICI)Ose. Mm. l)oi,i i:. I'arln, C.ipt
I'llltt, I '(lilt I'lllUlXVOIIll
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The Industrial Edition of the
Evening Bulletin, wrapped
ready for mailing, 50 cents at B u 1
1 c t i n office
LIABILITIES.
I)iV!tl $279,80 1. 10
Due to hanks and bnuk-
rs 210,r.i:i.!S
mils p.D.ibio r;ir2 ou
All iilheillahllllles..,. 3,20:: 92
$.128,09 1.89
LINENS and DUCKS, F01IQEES
and FLANNELS.
W. W. AHANA CO,
02 ,S, King;. No Branches,
hipplo
IN FORLiaN PORTS I'
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Wednesday July 21,
HAN nlANCISCO Arrived Jul) 2":
i a. H)ades, henco July 1.
SAN UtANCISCO AlllxedJtll) 21:
St S. llllonlnn. henco .Inly 1.1:
(IAVIOTA Salleil Jul) 17-
Sp Pulls of Cl do, for llonoliihi.
YOKOHAMA S.ilad July 21 .
11 S, NIpixmi .Mam, fen Hiinolntii.
JhATTI.i: Ar'tlxed July 21:
11. B. Texan, from Sin I'niiiclMO.
VI!ti:i.i:SS S 8. Lurlliin, from Han
lriiiiclh(ii will iiriixo I'iM.iy to u. in ,
2S p iRsi'iigorH, no mall
HONOLULU WEATHER
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Wednesday, July 21.
TonipoiatiiriR fi n. m . 7.1 J 8 n. m.,
77. 10 u. in.. 7U: iinoii, SI, motiiiug
ml nl in uiu, 7.'l
llanimotcr, S a, m , :!0.I2: ahuilulo
tiiintldlu. k n in. 1, 271, irmlhi iter
eiiliic foot: lelillxo humidity, S si. In.
(.! er tent; dew point, K n in, il
Wind 0 n in , velocity 7, direction
N. 11, S n. Ill, ilnclt) 10, dll Lctto,!
N. 11 ; 10 it in., velocity 'I, dliu lion i:'
noon veioiil) 11, dlrcrtlnn I;. ,
Unlnfall iliulug 21 bonis eude-1 8 n.
ni tinee
Total wind moxcmo'it durliu 21
Junirt ended nt noon 211 miles
W.M. 11. H10CK.MAN.
Section Dlivrtnr. Weather llureau
URGE CARGO
BUT NO MAIL
:: it
It Cattle & Cooku thh morning t:
51 u cil veil the following wireless It
t miM'ngo fi mil Captain Weedi n of 't
U Iho I.nrlliK'- ') p in, 770 inileH tt
!! on, miideMlo trades. Will ar- tt
J live in Honolulu about Id n'tWri V.
tt I'rldny Tlie (argo imiiikMb of tt
tt li.Oil Ions for KrIiuIuI, 2000 tons tt
tt for Honolulu, 2S p isncnser i, I tt
tt mules, 2li Ions fi; Ililo, no mall, tt
t: tt tt tt tt u tt tt ti it tt it tt :: tt tt tt tt
ALAMEDA FRIDAY
SEVENHOIIRS LATE
it Tie following wheleiW wis re- tt
tt ccixed tlil.i moiiilng ft inn the tt
it Alameda: It
it "All xvell, WialhiT flue. !K,'J it
ii inllui, 12(l leiiii ugo b'l rahln. it
tt CD rteci-ige. 2(,'J itatks mill mi I tt
it Wells, I'iiikii npie. I.clt 7 it
ii hours 1 lie" ii
ii ii ii it it ti ;. ti it u it it tt tt it it ii ii
IIHHD ADDS TO
ITS REPUTATION
Another Sailor Fined
For Drunkenness
This Morning
Tho crow of tho billing vensel It. I
lllthct added lo Its ie iitiitlou with tho
police uuthorltUs this morning when
Denis llryan, 11 s.iilni, was lonxlctcd
of drunkenness befoio Judge Andrado
mid Ilue'd ti unci costs.
Hi) nn was In a veiy nervous cnndl
tioii and vvns vet) th'ilty ns ho walked
to the hai. lie looked ns If hu hud
bem 011 11 conlliiiioiis drinking bout
of niiiio we ks.
"Ihls Is tho llrst time I lino la en
hole," ho said In a trembling volio,
"and I won't toino hick," beratelilng
his head vlgorniMl) and clasping and
unclaspliiK Ills hands.
"Vuu nro 011 the verge of I). Tb
now," bald Judge Amlrade. "l'lino
dollais nnd costs."
"Will )ou bend to tho chip," wan
iibkod by tho prisoner in tho siiiiiq
trembling tones.
"Hiiro" was tho icply,
Willi legaid to tho condition of tho
(lift unto of this vessel by nauio f
Ililekbon vvliii wnj bovoiely beattn up
by tlin bemud inito Cnilson, tlio for
mer tiling In luibpltal and tho latter In
Jail, tho following K thn leport 10
ceixed from llui Queen's Hospital this
morning fioni tho aulhorltles tbeio.
"Ho la doing vei) nlioly. His faeo in
vci) much luceiated nud lip hu two
lovel) black eyes but ho will b0 all
rlglit In 11 day or two"
Sennloi (ieoigo tlilrehllil Willi his
wlfo and llneo cblldien leno In ih(,
Korea lodny for (leimaii), when, nuu
of tho llttlo .girls' will undergo hpcitnl
treatmrint. It Is piobible tint SIih
I'iiIi child nnd tho cblldien will remain
In (lormaii) for tho hotter part of u
veu. Sir. rulrchlhl expects lo ix.ti.ui
b) Noxombei.
TIIK INTlllt-lSLAND steamoi-s
leaxliig )es(enhi) weio tho Kliinii
for Knuit nud Sllknhaln fur Mololml
Slaul poits. 1 hey sailed at 5
O'clock with passengors, mall nnd
general cargo. They will return on
Qumlny morning. It Is expected
that tho Sllknhaln will In lng a load
of tattle fioin tho Slololtul ranch.
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l''lrnt ijii liter ot the moon, July 25.
liuftuiiaii Bliiudtfid Ulno is lu liuuia
30 minutes sloxxtr than Ofeenwlcb
time, being that of tho morldlau of 157
Jigrecs 3D minutes Tl o time whlsttu
blows at 1:30 p. m, which Is the same
us (liecnxvltb, U hours U minutes. Sou
end moon aio for locul time tor ui
vhulo group.
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ARRIVED
i
'Kicsdii), July 20.
Krhr .Manila, darkey, fioni Wlllapi,
ii p. m
WediiOKiluy, July 21.
HI nil. W. (1. Hall, 'Ihoiiipson, from
Kami, .' If, n. in.
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DEPARTED
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i.
Toeiday, July 2D.
C A, H S. Xlarann, Morrlbhy, for
VniiLouver, r p. us .
SI mi Klnaii, (iuitory, for Kauai, ."
P. m.
Mtinr. Mlk.iliali, I'lll, for Maul and
ll'iwall poitH, 5 p in.
r
SAILING TODAV f
I. M 11. H. Korea, SinilherK, for Sill
Francisco, r p in
I-
DUE TODAY
S 1? Ocean (lucin, fioni Ocean Is-
hnd, a. in.
v . J.
DUC TOMORROW
I
:
ifitmr Claudlne, lleiinett, from llllo
and way inrts ,J. in.
i:
3AIL THURSDAY
I
Sp Ten Ucu, Alldn'oii, for tho Coa it.
DUE FRIDAY.
O. K H. Alameda Dovxdo 1, fioni Kail
I'liliiclrco, it in,
H, 8. Liu lino, Wcedon, from San
("rancheo, n. in.
DUC SATURDAY
13. S. Aoransl, IMillllps, from Victorl I.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED
I
I'er ctmr W. tl Hall, Thompson,
fjom Kami Jul) 21. 8 Kaiiowuniil.
Mis Kaiiewniiiil D K. K-ipiha, T.islil
ma Chu Chip. Mis. Cii Chip ami 2 chll-
lien T. Ai.ikl II. Koba)iihl. Y. Nn
kaiilslu T. Colo, Oklno. a Klkindiigj.
II llhiko, John Nalhumnlele, .M. 8tu
irt II. A Jaeger.
PASSENOERS DEPARTED
I
Per plnir. Ktn.in flin!?inv fnr Knu.,1
Jul) 20 r. flay nnd party, llrlbei
CiimmliigH Sirs. J, II. Cuniinlnga, Dr.
II T S.iudow, C. II Cray, Susan Kp
kel,l. MiB.'K. Kelley. SIlss KiuiIumo.
.Mrs. xv. a vxiikiii .viips .11. 11. lanes.
I'er liirkcnlliio Iimgard, July 20, I
V ill. SIlfB SI Ix-slle, SIlss L. flulltlf,
Miss A. O. Hlalr, Miss Hurel Mills. It.
W. U'sllo, It. Slorgan, 11. l'tll, r. Lib
mniiii, f. Almy,
WATERFRONT NOTES
THH N1IIIAU went out to Slnhu
ktina, Hawaii, jpstutilny, iarr)liig
fi eight for tho hlores thero. Hho
will ictiirn as ion lis she has dls
ilurgcd her eaigo, bilnging eattlo
fioni Waincti.
Till: STI:ASII:II IJnll ramo 111 III In
lunmliig fioni Kiu'.il Willi tion lui;t
mgar 20 bigi iu. 02 Immlles hides.
9 bundles 'Ls, 9 bnrcls tiillow, 2D
empty wlno baneln, 1.0 piclcage.s aim
drloH HUGHES MAY DE MADE
SUPREME COURT JUDGE
President Tafl Will Offer Place
to Governor
Washington, July 10. Tlieio is a
ntiong Imprcbsloii In' Now Yoik nud
Vermont that Piorlilent Tutl will offer
(loveuior lliighen tho 11 nt vacaniy
bat occim lu tho United States mi
1 n mo com I.
Iho tender of tlio iippolntmuit In
regaided ns conllngeiit upon the com
ing of thn vnciincv nt u. tlmo when llu,
Now Y01U governor can accept It.
.Many fi lends of (iovernor Hughea do
not think ho would accept tho appoint
ment should It ho olfeiod.
Tlio ilelermlii'itlon of President Taft
to olfer (loxoinoi Hughes a place on
tlio ruprcmn bench Is thn Immedlalii
terult of lhc.li- Foxeial dii)ii of ills
eiiKslou nt tho Lnko Uhauiplalii ie'c
bratlnii Just cnileil.
Bulletin Businest Oflke Phone 25(1,
Wu'Vtjn EiUtorial Bnnm Phone 1 B5.
Sea Wrens, $tOO
18-foot Motor Launch with -Cjcn
I Motor. S175. Gomnlet
'HE CHABLES D. WALKERS. B0AI
AND MACHINE WORKS
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