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ify uptgMlLfV -w 'vr- I 7 it h "'!& $ r.vr.s'tsn nvi.i.RTiN. Honolulu, t it. wnnvwuiw. writ t. Mm IF K t! ' - '..' K r r it m A 'Hanawaki' It flood, but It Belter Wo li.in Hip latter, wltri will thoroughly understand your wulrh when II should refuse In go. J.A.R.Vieira&Co. 113 HOTEL STREET Automobile Supplies & Repairing Associated Garage, limited Autos Repaired Your machine will be read; (or jou when we lay It will b. We don't experiment on autoi; wt riaair them. Yon Hamm - Young Co., Ltd. ALEXANDER YOUNG BU1XDIHB. COMING PIERCE-ARROW MOTOR-CYCLE R. C. AXTELL Sole Agent 1048 Alakca Street LOCOMOBILE "The Best-Built Car in America" BCHUMAN CARRIAGE CO., LTD. Agenti J. W. KEBSHNEB Auto Tire Repairing 1177 Alakca St. Phone 2434 POULTRY IMPORTED AND ISLAND FOR SALE CLUB STABLES Telephone 1100 Y. Yoshikawa, The BICYCLE DEALER and RE TA1RER, has moved to I 180 KING STREET New location Red front, near Young lluilding. leiepnone zoio. II. YOSHINAQA r Emma Street, above Beretania JNew BICYCLES arrived for racing and general use. Prices, $25 up to J35. without brakes. Repairing and ir-tirintr done neatlv. S. MIYAMOTO Carpenter Contractor for Building. Stone and Cement Work, Tainting, JPaperhang ing. No. 1310 LILIHA .RTic Cor. Knkni, Honolulu Watchmaker San Francisco Hotels HOTEL STEWART SAN FRANCISCO Geary Street, above Union Square Juil eppwltt llot.l St. FmdcIi European Plsn St.60 a day up American Plan $3.00 a da; up Steel and brick structure, f urnUh. I ngico't $200,000. HIrIicUm hotel nt moderate rates Centetof theatre andrctalldiatrict. Oncarllnestrant ferrlngalloverclty. Omnlbui meets all trains and.sleamcri. Send (or booklet with hup olSanFranchco. Hotel Stewart now recognized at Hawalianhlandheadquar'rt, Cable addres:, "Ttaweti." A 1J C Code. HOTEL STEWART TAKE A TWO DAY TEN-DOLLAR TRIP TO Haleiwa t AND THE PINEAPrLE COUNTRY WAIK1K1 INN First-Class Famllv Hotel Best Bathing on the Beach W. 0. BEROtN. Prop. Hotel Majestic Sachi Btook, Fort and Beretania Sti. l'lne furnished rooms, 1 per day I0 and upwnrds per month. Bpleo did occoinmodatlom, MRS. 0. A. BLAISDELL, Prop. Delivered to residence! and offices at 25o, per hundred in 10-lb. loti Ice or more. W. 0, BARNHART 133 Merchant Street Telephone 1460 ICE Manufactured from pure distilled wat er. Delivered to any part of city by courteous drivers. Oahu Ice & Electric Co., Kewalo Telephone 1128 Tor the Best SODAS, GINGER ALE and DISTILLED WATER, telephone 2270. Ryorof t's Fountain Soda Works SUMMER DAYS AND Pau Ka liana .GOOD THINGS Tha New Phone Number AT Vienna Bakery 2124 F. E. DAVIS, WHOLESALE CANDY Merchant and Nuuanu Streets Orders Taken for MRS. KEARNS' ISLAND FRUIT PRODUCTS And THOMAS' SLICED PINEAPPLES MISS WOODWARD Fort Street Drink MAY'S OLD KONA COFFEE Best in the Market HENRY MAY, & CO. Phone 1271 FOR YOUR GROCERIES, SEE AMERICAN BROKERAGE CO. 03-05 King Street, near Maunakea Phono 2291 Daily Delivery HAWAIIAN FISHERY, LTD. King Street Fish Market Telephone 2505 i DON'T STEP ON A RAT To Kill It! The taltit and tureit war In till rati. mica and other vermin l to get from your drugtUt a package ol the guaranteed etlermlnitor, lileami' Mectrle ltat ami loach rails. Heady lor uiej belter than Ira pi, lor It dilvri rati and mice out o( lha bouts to die. Money back If It falli. Z-oi. hot 24e.j 18 oi. boi fl.QO. Tor Mia by drugiUli or no I eipreu prepaid lo neareit eipreu office no receipt of price. Slearna' Kteclrie l'aila Co., Chicago, III. A. BLOM, Dry Goods Fort Street, Opposite Catholic Chnrcb Dunn's Hat Shop, IMPORTERS and DESIGNERS MILLINERY PORT STREET DRESSMAKING PARLORS arc conducted in connection with the Rcady-to.Wcar Department, Mrs. F. 5. Zeave, Modiste 07-C8 Young Building FALL OPENING MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 MISS POWER. MILLINERY PARLORS LEADING HAT CLEANERS. All Kinds of Hats Cleaned and Blocked. fTo Acids Used. Work Guaranteed FELIX TURRO, Specialist, 1154 Fort Street. Opp. Convent. Honolulu. T. H. Fine Line of Carpenter Tools At the New Hardware Store CITY HARDWARE CO. King and Nuuann Streets Rain Choog Co. GENTS' FURNISHINGS Corner Fort and Beretania Always Something New at YAT HING STORE Importers and dealers in 'Fancy Dry Goods, Oriental Silks and Gents' Furnishings, Trunks, Suit Cases, etc, HOTEL ST.. OPP. THE EMPIRE FANCY DRY GOODS Vah Ying Chong Co., King St., Ewa Fish Market WING CHONG CO KINO ST.. NEAR BETHEL Dealers in Furniture, Mattresses, -tc. etc All kinds of KOA and MIS SION FURNITURE made to order. You'll Find FRAMED PICTUREI for Gifts at Wing On Chong's, Bethel St., Between King and Hotel IMPORTERS OF ORIENTAL GOODS WING WO TAI & CO. 041 Nuuanu Street Phone 1020 FINEST FIT And Cloth of Al Quality Can be Purchased from SANa CHAN, MO CANDLESS BLDG. P. 0. Box 001" Telephone 1731 Heat Market and Importer. C. Q. Yeeliop&Co. SPECIAL CARRIER. r A special carrier is at the Bui le tin office every evening after 5:30 p, m.k to deliver the Bulle tin to subscribers who fail to re co'.ve it from the regular carrier. Telephone 2250 and paper will bt immediately delivered. tm i 2185 editorial rooms 225G hiihlucax ofilce. Tliiw lire Hie trie phono numbers of the II u lift In. Cablejews (Continued from Page t ) THE FRACAS t.rtrlitP.J I'res fiiM. i BAItATOOA. Sept, 27 ' I l.cat the Old Guard to n (runic said Theo-j doro HpoiAVcIt today. foiinwing the' final clash between lain ndli"ients and those nf I ho opposition In Hie- Htntn ((invention iinw In rcRrr- hero. The former President's words npt iloerrlhp the condition or the Old (liinnl. who worn rierlslvelv defent rd In their attempt lo seat Vlro. President Sherman as temporary rhaliiiian. n iiosltlon that Hnosevelt wauled for himself. The prellml tinr test vntPH sbnwoil ilint the Itoosovolt party had coiiimI n ml tho vote for temporary rbnlrm.ni prnvpit It. tho result being: Fur Itoor-evclt, "ifiT: for Sherin.in. 41.".. Throughout the day theie were many acrimonious speeches madp, and blimp ami Jeers gieeted the chairman at times and others of tho speakers, pandemonium reigning at frequent Intcrvnis, dospltp tho pffort of thp chairman to preserve order. Rnntevplt adroitly named tommlt tecs of his own rolcctlnn. Including Dip rommlttpp on resolutions, which is expected now to bring In a report favoring n resolution that the party Dint form Include n plank favoring the direct nomination of candidates, which tho Old Guard has nlwas stubbornly fought njul which they ilafentcil In tho laBt Legislature In suite of tho work of Governor Hughe. It Is now definitely settled that Senator Kllhu Hoot will he tho per manent chairman of tho ronvnntlon and tbnt Timothy Woodruff will be dcpoicd as chairman of the State committee. STRIKERS BATTLE POLICE. IlKUMN, Sept. 27. Serious riots tool, place today In Iho streets of this city, the police chanting tho as sembled mobs with swords and re volvers. Several hundred strikers and numerous policemen were In imed during tho fighting. TAFT DINES THE PRINCE. "" VAS111NC,T0N D, C. Sept. 27. President Taft gave nn olllalaUdln; nor' tonight In honor of l'rlnco T'sal llsun of the Chinese Imperial House, LLOYD BOWERS DEAD. iTCtf tAk&ifti 1I08TON, Sept. 10. Hollcltor-Uon-cral Lloyd V. lluwcrs, who was men tinned ;ik a proh.thlc upimlnteo to the l'lilled ti lutes Sutiremo Court bench, Is (lead. Mr. Dowels auitcicd from bronchitis, which followed nil opera tion on his throat. 1'ienldeiit Tart attended tho funeral. DAND CONCERT. Captain Ilorgor bus aitaiiged tho fnl lowing program for toulght'it ha ml concert at Aala Park: Maicli Illlly rossiun ....... Thurbun 0orturo Light Cavalry Siippo IntermoMo Tho Higglers .... Jlulne Selection l.a Trnlatu Vcrdf Vocal Hawaiian hoiiKs,.Ar. by Ilirgor Selei'llon Tho Old Tow n l.ilders luloimerzo l.ailylilid's llutluw.Moiet Klnalo Tho Navv ' I'etbor Tim Star RpiitiHlod Haulier. . Intcr-Ihland and O. It. ft I-. Shipping hooks for Bale at tho 11 u 1 1 a 1 1 n oftico, DOo each. - - - AT SARATOGA ,i ? sssssssV'i!uVr r fllBSiSSK. iVw alkssssWsV vH fSSSSSBBBSSSjH'V BsssssssssHPsHfltok ' i i ysssB''"' l it tt u it it it it t ti it a it it it ii it pi stories roe EVEDINC HOURS "i It ti It II II II It II II II II H H It II ' i I'reparlnir lor Hip Trip. , 4. . "It Is nlmoit llmo for men lo be go ing," said Mrs. Iilnxlcy' culler, "for (lenrge will be waiting lor hip and mademoiselle will bo there In r.lte hi our French lesson " "1 didn't know )dil were stud)lliff Krenrh,'' remarked Mrs. Illuxley. "Vps, wee been taking lesson for the last mouth We anil July 1, )oii know.' I should hardly think two months of I'reneh would benefit you percept Ibly," obsened Mrs. lllnxley. "Hut we nro getting on beniitlfully,'' returned her friend. "Mndemolselle Is the dearest thing How does she work with us! 8he will carry n chnlr nut of tho room, asking, In French of course, "What nut I doing nowt And wo answer her, 'You take out tho chair.' Then she will bring tt back, Inquiring, 'What am 1' doing now?' nnd we reply, 'You bring In the chair,' and so on. (Jeorgo snys she has car ried nut nnd brought back eer)'l!ilng In the room'excppt the piano. It's a locly way to lenrn n language, for we ore not bothered with books." "You lire not golns, to cngago In the business of moving furniture while you ure abroad, ure you!" asked Mrs, lllnxley. "Of course, not, but think of nil thn words wo nre redding to our Frepch Vocabulary " If )oii arc nrfxtous to study French In that way, It seems to mo It wyuld be prnctlcul to have, your teacher rep resent it dressmaker who has spoiled n garment for you to learn to express In it few emphntlc nnd incisive words your intention to thrown the dress back on her hands unless suitable alterations ure made." "Hut French dressmakers modistes I suppose I should call them never make mistakes," suggested the caller. "l)on't they?" exclaimed Mrs. lllnx ley. "If you could see n princess gown that I bought In Paris, with a back seam that started on tho right path, but was lured to one Vide, you would think Frencli modistes do make mlsllts." "Then I shall . nsk mademoiselle what to sny when one wants changes made in u. dress," said the caller. "My dear, if you had studied tho language before you sailed you would have saved yourself both money and vex ation." "We hod three months of French before we went over," replied Mrs. lllnxley. "My husband bad studied Latin In his youth, which ho said was a groat help to him n shaking French, and he was quite proud nf his ability in that line before he went to Frnnce. He hasn't mentioned It since." "'Didn't ho know how to mako use of his knowledge?" "Ho lind a perfect genius for saying tho wrong tiling," declared Mrs. lllnx ley "Mo got us Into trouble mora than oticp. One night when we wero traveling through the south of Frnnce Mr. lllnxley went to the, ticket olllco to have our tickets vised when the train stopped nt Nnrbonne, I believe it was, 1 never did learn what bo said, but several of tho officials came to the window of our compartment hi ungry as so many hornets, and all talking at once. I thought of the way tho Froncli people acted during their revolution, and my blood ran cold" "flow did It end?" asked tho caller. "There was u little Amorlcun wom an asleep In one corner of our com partment, who, nwukened by the noise, spoke French so rapidly for u few minutes that she must Imvo made even thoso natives dizzy. She Boem- ed to have explained whatever It was, and they sjunk away without another word. I asked her what It was, but she wus grumpy and sleepy nnd not Inclined to conversation. "Ohln't you ask your husband what he hud said to mako those men so angry?" ' "Yes, but he did not seem to know. He evidently had used the wrong words." '"I will have mademolsello nrVance u hypothetical nrgmnent with rnilwuy nmclals, remarked tho caller thought fully. "I would, advised Mrs. lllnxley, "and bo suro to Imvo her oxplnln tho difference between n 'Jupo' oi)d a 'Jupon,' for you will needs tho words In shopping." This conversation reminds mo of a dream I had last night," said tho caller. VI thought 1, was In I'urls und that mademoiselle, dressed as a tlght-ropo walker,) wus tripping gaily over a wire that reached from tho I-ouvro to tho l'lnco do In Concorde. When slip caught sight of me sho swung by ouo toe, calling out, 'What am 1 doing now?' "Thousands of people seemed to bo waiting for my unswor. As I did not kuow tho French word for swinging and bad forgotten tho French word for toe, I woke in great trepidation. "It gets mi one's nerves dreadfully to study a foreign language." When the yellow streak begins to work out of soiuo people they have n tit of tho blues. a a II u 1 1 e 1 1 n Editorial ltoom Phone 2185-- Millie tin limine- Ofiire I'uoue 2250. W A N T S WAXTU Thoroughly lomiwtpni soda water man. ns manacei (live full pir tlculnrs, slating experleii'e, age, salary, referenres, etc . rotnpatiy supplies home lie Apply l.lblie Ico Co., I.lhiie Knual. 472"-tf Everybody to uso the large nickel pad for school aud figuring uie Two hundred sheets of good paper for live cents, at this office. tt Have our bat cleaned by tho Kxpert lint Cleaners, 1123 Fort St., opp. Club Stables. Uest workmnushlp; no acids used. 4C6H-tf S00 watches that do nut keep time Wm. I'ruchn, expert wutchmakcr, Alakca street, near fins Co, 4717.1m Young men to prcpara for better po sitions nt Y. M. C. A. night school. Call for catalogue today. General store man and solicitor. Give age and experience. "Y.", Mulletlli. 4712-tf Anything of value bought for cash. Address or call 1117 Fort street. Clean wiping rags at the Bulletin office. Milliner nt K.- Uyeda's lint store. 4722-tf SITUATION WANTED. American, aged 30, wants position In office or as storekeeper or time, keeper. Good references. Sober and Industrious, City or country "S.", llullelln. 4733-Ct Japanese Cooking School, Families or hotels supplied with cooks. C. M, Matsle, HG7 Auld Lane. Tel. 1684 LOST. Lady's watch, open face; Oriental brooch set with pearls and rubles; near Novelty Theater. Suitable reward If returned to lien VIse, , Novelty Theater, 4733-Ct About ten minutes' run from the Haleiwa road, a large djsty thirst, at the- Walpahu Exchange Finder' please leave It there. Illack cocker-spaniel dog; answers to name of Hilly. Liberal reward If returned to Margaret Center, f 824 Qreen street, 4733-tf DRESSMAKING. Kxpcrlenccd drcssmnker; reasonable prices. Alterlng-done. 1147 Smith street, near Pauahl. 4732-Gt -ELOCUTION. MISS IlAY D. HEM Teacher of Elocution, Oratory, Physical Cul ture and Voice Culture. Studio: 1259 Lunalllo street. Phono 1342. 4717-lm AUTOMOBILE; Around tho Island, four or more pas songers, $6 each. Independent Auto Stand. Special rates by the hour. Phone 2609. 4677-tf Phone 2609, nt Independent stand, for Jim Pierce's 7-passangar Pre mier car. - 4733-tf For hire, saven-iaated Packard; phone 2511. Young Hotel Stand; Chas. Reynolds. 4540-tt EMPLOYMENT AQBKOT Javanese Employment Association. uaunagea.near ami -jaiaier. wan up Phone 2697 Is you want a cook, good boy or servants. CLOTHES CLEANING. City Clothes Cleaning Co., No. 4 Ma, sonic Temple. Alakea St. Olothet called for and delivered. PLUMBIUQ. r inr Xea-PInmber and Tisumitk mlth Bt., bet. Hotel and Fauakl. QUIT WORK WHEN TOLD THEY MUST NOT SMOKE TACOMA..Vnsh., Sept. 14. Ke cuuso they wore ordered not to smoke nt their work In the Puget Siund Navy Yurd, thirty-seven stonccutu.s employed by C. J, Krlckson in shap. Ing stone for the new drvdoek quit work yesterday, Thoy were under the Impression that the order had been Issued by a foreman, .and be lieved that a vigorous protest would restoto to them the privilege ol smoking on duty. They later learned that tho order had been Issued by the captMu of (ho yard on authority of tho Navy Department, and rattier tiinii taxe Ibsue with Undo S.im thoy put their pipes away und went back to work. t t i Small Freddy's maiiimu was bo hoarse, ono morning that sjio could scurcely speuk. "Why, mamma," said lm Hutu rll,u- "wlint ii fihrn vnlrn you've got." TO LIT Large, elegantly furnlMird friiot loom, suitable for one or two gen tlemen; walking dis'nihp front town: private residence Aildteaa "II. W, IlllllPtlll nlllre Hotel Delmotilco; under new man. ngemont. Hooms by the day, week or mouth. 1.10 lleretanln street. Iteasotinblo rntce. On Alew-n Heights, about October I, a cottage. . L. Katon, lliillctlii office, fro 12 to 1. 4l7-tt fwo furnlihrd rooms. Apply Mr. I) McConoell. 1223 Kmma B. COTTAGES FOR RENT. Cressnty's, 201 1 Knlln ltd. tnext Cussldv's) tilcgnut, new, furnish, ed nnd unfurnished cottages, at . Wnlklkl Ileueh; with board, If de sired. Good bathing and boating. ROOMS AND BOARD. 'TUB Li:LAS'," C27 llerotnnln ave nue. Mosqulto-proof lannl rooms, with or without board, Kvcrvthlng modern; moderate prices, Centrnl location, Phone 1308. Mrs.'H. Dinklage, prop. 4711-tt Cool furplshes roams nnd cottnges, with board, 1G34 Nuuanu Ave., near School St. Prices moderate. FOE lALS. The Tranao envelope a ttme-savlni Invention. No addreislng neces sary In sending out bills or re ceipts, Bulletin Publishing Co., sols agents for; patentee, tt One No. 1 Kansome concrete mixer No. L-220 (new), complete, with trucks, etc. II. S. Gray, 832 Fort street; P. O. llox C49. College Hills, olie block from car line, cosy rroitse of IHo rooms, partly furnished; $20. Post Of fice llox 162. 4734-Ct Victor talking machine, nnd records; UBed only two mouths. Hargalu. Address "Victor," this office, 4731-Ct Racing sulky, phaeton, riding saddle , and bridle. Address Mr. Kelly, caro this paper, or telephone 2417. Selected Caravanlcn wool cotton seed. A. V. Oear, 1214 Fort Bt. P. O. llox 404. 4G93-U Single-cylinder, cnnopy.top Oldsmo bilo; tr,0. Address "Olds," this offlce. 4724-tf Inter-Island and Oahu Ilallroad ship ping books,, at Kullatln once. tl SPECIALISTS EYE EAR NOSE THROAT 31-32-33-34 Yonng Building DR. N0TTAGE. . . .0 to 11 and 1 to 3 DR. ROGERS 11 to land 3 to 5 Sundays 0 to 11 Other Hours by Appointment When your eyes tire after reading short time, they &eed attention. See ALFRED D. FAIRWEATHER MANUFACTURING OPTICIAN Fort Street Harrison Block DR.SCHURMANN Osteopath 170 BERETANIA STREET Phone 1733 S. E. Xiuoas OPTICIAN Masonic Building, corner Hotel and Alakea The best Lenses in town to fit every eye. Pianos for Rent BERGSTROM MUSIC CO. Steinway AND OTHER PIANOS Thayer Piano Co. 150 Hotel St, Phono 2313 TUNINO OUABANTEED I VeHTklj Hullellu 1 per jear. 1 I 1 J$vl