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M CVENINQ BULLETIN, HONOLULU. T. H., WEDNESDAY, JULY B, 1011. . s& All Milk Troubles Ended A boon to Infants A milk easily digested A safe hotwcatltar milk Sick babies thrive on It A necessity for bottle babies A milk with improved keeping qualities Bottled and capped by sanitary machinery electrically purified HONOLULU DAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION, LTD. Varieties Bread Baked Daily ' You can have your order changed daily and bo supplied with any of these varieties from Love's Bakery PHONE 1431 1134 NUUANU ST. Vienna Bakery has the best Home-Madc Bread, German Pretzels and Coffee Cake. He biire and ring up 2124. 1129 1'OttT STREET ABSOLUTELY PURE ICE CREAM Delivered to All Parts of City PALM CAFE , Cookft-iC With U A J ORDERS ARE 8ERVED IN Individual Meat and Pie Pots At tho ' BALTIMORE DAIRY LUNCH ROOM Fort Streat Drink May's Old Kona Coffee Bst In the Market HENRY MAY Phono 1271 & C O. Pioneer Evaporated Milk (IJlumcclcncd) Tho Btst Milk You Can Us AT ALL DEALERS FOR TOUB 0B00EBIE8. BEX AMERICAN BROKERAGE V CO. 3-85 Kin Street, near Mauhikea Plinna 2291 OaiW Deliver? POULTRY Ex Lurlina CHICKEN3 TURKEYS QEESU CLUB STABLES FORT STHEET PHONE 1109 EXPERT PLUMBING JOHN NOTT "Tho rloncer I'lumbcr" 1B2 Merchant Street ' Phono 1931 Talaplion 1003 a. p. Mcdonald, Contractor and Builder Eitltnatea given on all kinds of kulldlnir. Concrete Work a 8pe.clalty AUAH UTREET. fvEAR NUUANU Inter-Island nmj O, boJts for sale ifnepi K'l.i rich It. & h. Shipping tho liulletln lilank hooks nt nil sorts, leilgur, etc., manufactured by the Uulleim Publishing Company. ,,1,, e. miiMMJtM: Rats In the Cellar, Mice In the Pantry, Cockroaches In the Kitchen What can be more tlisnfrrccMilc tlian a home Infested with vermin? Destroy tlicjn with Steams' Electric Kat anil Koach l'astc, the stamhril exterminator for more than thirty years. Kill off rat, mice or cocKroacncs In a single night. Does not away like powder: ready for ' 'nothing to mix. The only ext Inator sold under an absolute f In a single night. Does not blow lor use. exterm- guar antee of money back If It fails. Sottl everywhere. Be sure to net the genuine; 25c ami $1 00 Steams' FUrlrir Patr Co. Chicico. IIL MACFARLANE&CO., Limited WINES AND LIQUORS Agents For INGLEN00K WINES ' Wc deliver to any part of the city. Phone 2026. P. 0. Box 488 Portrait Making lf(B lint deinuuil ilubnrntu np luirutua. A llfty-icnt 1'ortrnlt Attiiiliincnt on 11 KoitnU or I'ronnlo will in.ililu one to inul.n goni-itzo beutl uud Bbnutdir lc lures. Let us tell you about it Honolulu Photo Supply Co., ' i:irtlilnK I'lintogruphlc" FORT STREET, NEAR HOTEL PLACE CARDS AND FAVORS Novel designs and nrtlttlo conceits faithfully executed. Tho price arc nstouiiillugly low. Arts & Crafts Shop Alexander Young Building BISHOP STREET PICTURES IN COPLEY PRINT! PACIFIC PICTURE FRAMINO CO. 1050 Nnuann Street Honolulu Monument Works, Ltd. 8ucttsors to Shaw & SavilU KINO STREET, NEAR ALAKEA Phona 3085 P. O. Box 491 Furniture Rugs & Draperies J. ilopp & Co., Ltd. K0A FURNITURE OAHU FURNITURE CO. King Street, oppoilte Young Hotel P O. Box 840 Phona 3093 Y. Yoshikawa, The BICYCLE DEALER and RE FAIRER, hat moved to 180 KINO STREET, New location Red . front, net! Toung Building. Telephone 2518. H. 70SHINAQA Emma Street, above Beretania New BICYCLES arrived for racinr and general use. Pricei, $25 up to J35, without brakes, Repairing and re-tirine done neatlv. 21,85 editorial room 2250 buslncM oflicc. These nro the trie phono numbers of Uit Dull tin. O '"' ' 'IkT ' i '- r iiiiiii' ImiiHW iia 'B nffTi flfflMsaWIMW V . 4ft. -jtt faMKctawaSiiMini'l''la'il"1'"11'1'"'' -'- AMATEUR LOCAL MUX MEET 1$ SUCCESS; ONE ISLAND RECORD BROKEN All Kauai Turns Out to See Races at Lihuc Park soth Wins High Jump. The flclil mid truck mcit licit! nt I.l huq Turk, Knii.il, jestcrdny uftornoon wnn u great miccchh. Tho grounds wcru iwiikiil with Fpcctntora, uliocnino from nil parts of the Mnnd to witness the llrst truck meet liclil on tho Island. All tho different districts, numbering trn, wcro rcprcKcntcd by their trnck men, mid ocrjbotly enJo)ci1 the meet to the limit. Valuable prizes wcro offered to tho H Infers of tho ilirfcrent events, of wlikh Fernitiitlcz comes In for a good sli.ire. Ono Inland recortl wns liroken, nntl th.lt wus tlona ly llunn rnssuth, who clemetl the bur In the high, Jump at 5 n. S7-S In. This retort! will stnntl for many a jenr In Hawaii nntl will ho hurt! to bent. 1C C. Hopper, who was holder of .the recortl up tq this time, cuino mcoiiiI, clearing S ft. 5 In. liotli theso Jumpi nro good. Only jmrt of tlio ovents hat! been run ofT nt tho tlmo theso results were re irlvetl Hy looking over tho tlmo nntl distance of tho events nlrcntly over It cun ho seen that tho bo tlltl well In spile of their llrst appearance on tho truck. J rcnmntlcz was tho star In tho sprints, annexing three events C0- yard, UO-jnrd anil 220-)urtl dnshcu., The iiunrtcr mllo hud not been run off when this report came In, but It Is be llAul that lVrn.indez will ulso cap ture tho ltn-aril run. Many vvell-knovvn peoplo were Innt- tt'iulaiico nt the park. Including thoj like niitf AVIliox fnmlllts. Tho I.lluo lxi.nl 1. nu t.i 1 1 mill . I..... .ill Mft.rimiti ........ ...... ... ... ........vw u.a ....v.......... 11ml tho hovs lilt up somo lively tunes during tho races. Tho events wtro run off ns follows: rifty-ynrtl dnsli J. Kern.intlcz; W. GIRL CROSSES NATION FOR SWIM. WINS BET l.OH AKOi:i.i:S. June IS. All tho vvny from Now York city to tuko n swim In the PuilUc Ueeiiu und spend up nfleriionn In I.tint; lleuch wns tho rttortl estubllshed today by Miss An inbclln rriinces Wlllurd of K03 West 160th stiect. Now York. llls Wllluid cuino to Houtliern tlnl- Ifnrnlu n n bet, nnd sbo won. A week ago slit' .mil u pirty of friends, Includ ing her brother, Theotloro A. Wlllurd, weiu bathing ut Atlantic City. Miss Aim.ibello was the Inst to leave tho wultr Mini tier frlcmW nnd her brother Jesttil her freely on her urdent lovo of swimming 'The. trouble with her," her biolher remitrketl, '"Is that shn bus but ono ueeiiu In which to swim." Oil. tin re's uunther not so fur ii vvny," I iiighliigly remarked tho girl, "III vviigcr my expenses to Southern Cnllfnriil.i nnd return I'll ho In tho I'm llle vv It till) ten days." "Done!" Theodore exclulmed. - , LIEUT: WRIGHTS0N ASSIGNED TO SHAFTER Lieutenant Wrlghtsnn will bo s- r signed tq duty nt Fort Shaffer with tho butlallinn of tho Twentieth In fnnry by recent orders from Wash ington. I.lijut. Wrlghtson arrived not long ago from Manila nn Icavo of absence. IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS AND RETAILERS OF LADIES', CHILDREN'S AND INFANTS' WEAR no M,vTTi:n wiiuTiiun you, Ann in ban krancisco on VT IIOMi:. DO YOUIt, BHOPIJIa AT "MAGNIN'S." Our infants' Department ph.r' V visitor to our Infunts' Hectlon will ut onto bo Impressed wlti tho nngnltutlB und conipl'teni.ss ofour store with tho inllnito vurlety vlth tbo taste, tlio beauty nnd tlio orlglnuflty of the designs. In uddl, lou, tho splendid products of our own workshops uOil inutrrlally und iructlcutly. Our low prices aro u factor h surprlso to ninny They cprcsent' vulucs Impossible to, dupllcuto clsouhero. l'or cxutnplo: Infunts' Slips, tucked yoke, embroidery trimmed 50 Infunts' Blips, tucks und hand stitching $.75 Infunts' Vlunnel Pinning piunkcts' , .' . .50 Infants' Cunton I'lnnnel Oowns, embroldeiy trlmujed t .75 Infants' Flnnnel Skirts, liand - Infunts' Infunts' Ilund-Crocheted Boutles 2 for S llnntl-Crotchetcd Bucqucs ....,., $ ..' Infunts' Huud-Bcullopcd Ulbs (Bend for our Infunts' und Chlldreu's wpnr t"utulogue.) ALL PACKAGES 55.00 AND OVER WILL BE SENT TO THE "ISLANDS" FREE OF CHARGE GRANT AVENUE ANp.,QEARY SPORTS -Hans Fas- Coney. Time, G 1-5. llunilritl-yiirit tl.ish J 1'ernuntlcz; W. Coney. Time, 10 2-5. Thero cro four men who stnrtetl In this rnce-. Coney bent tho pistol, but romantics! gained on tho lust fifty jnrtN and won after the most exciting race. I Ono bunilrcd nntl twenty yards, low hurdles 1st trial: V. l'uol, W. Opu-. mil 2nd trial:!- Coney, Muchudo. KI-' nals: W.; Opiinulj V. l'uol. Time, 20 sec.. , ? - Two hundred, nnd tiventy yards' dash Kernantlez; J. AHiina. rime, .1 e-u. High Jump II. Kiissoth. 5 ft. 8 7-8 In.; K. C. Hopper, 5 ft. S In. Htundliiff broad Jump-K. C. Hopper', a rt. s in.; J. inssoiu, 11. sin. Shot put-J. Mullnu, JJ 11. iu in ; 1 Alumni, ji 11. in. I A sixteen-pound shot wns used In, tblt event, and tht.ro wcro eight en- tries. I'olo vault H. I'lissoth, 10 ft. 2 in.; J. Ktirsotli, ft. 6 -In. There wcro seven more events to bo contested. 1 Tho oHlcluls of the meet wcro us fol lows: 1'lcltT und track Judges, H. Wlshnrd, V. II. Rice Jr., C. Dole; sturter, A. II. nice;' announcer, Abraham Kauliikoii; timer. J. H Coney, K. U. Hoiiper; clerk of tho lourse, O. HrltlKovvnter, The results of tho following events nro mm 10 uu ii'iiriiud nun inini, nu mil.', broad Jump, hnmiiur thrtivv, 440 ynrtls, tilg-of-wa'r. ' It Is snld Hint: William llobron of I. lime will tuko tho bummir throw without much trouble. Jj Korniindcx bus fifteen- points for tho l.lluie team uud will no tlnubt win thu' gold watch fii'r inukinK tho highest Ititllvldunl number of points. S V .V.'T warehouse floor Fkusr'ZL ur,,Mri..w : DROPPING.SUGAR IN BAY jonds before tho gong, making the final score, nftcr nil fouls were accounted CUOCKETT, Juno 26. Sixteen ' for. 3 1-2 to 4 In Oahu's favor, thousand bags of raw sugar valued at I ),,), ghlnglo and Ocorgo Dcnison 180,01)0 woro pieclpltuted Into tho buy Jwpr unnhln to play, their positions bo und lost yesterday uftornoon whon n(? n,orn u,nn nbly filled by Llcuten tlio bottom fell out of an old unused lint Andrews nnd llurold Castlo. Itob warchouso of tho California-Hawaiian 'rrt Atkinson plujed a hard, forcing Sugar Hcllnlng Company. Tho com-. i,icMnK n,0st of tho advances pnny, sinco Its rpcent strike, ban boon f t10 cavalrymen, storing sugar In evory nviillabln plncc.J waiter nilllnghnm, Harold Castlo, nn) the old warehouse, which hud rtnbert Atkinson und I.leutennnt An bpen nbundoncil, wns reopened a few I l1rcUH ,(.fendcil Onhu's honor, whllo days ago nntl tho mignr piled there. 'runtiiln Korsyth nntl Meutennnts llnn- To cntlru floor of tho structure cuved In, and heforo tha omptoyes wcro nhlo to reach tho shed tho en tire contents slipped into tho muddy wntcr. CAPTAINS FOR STAFF Cuptiilti (Jcnrgo A. Nugent, coast artllleiy cornn and Canlaln Georco Mosolcy, Klfth Cavalry, aro deUillcd, by direction of the Trcsldont us mem- bers, of tho general stun" corps. I "j Ono of the unique Invitations re- Into so overcome the Jacklcn that ,lt cclvcd liv I'fcsldont' Taft camo from1 wns with some difficulty they finally tho Antl'llnrsu Thief. Association itjtoro themselves nvvny from tho scene Kansas nnd Oklahoma, which askptl Mr. T(ifl to como to Arkansas City,! Kan. 10th, to nddicsaiilts convention Jiily, . j "T stltched hem S1.00 ,25 25 .25 8TREET 8AN FRANCI8CO PROFESSIONAL FOREIGN OAHU DEFEATS THECAVALRY Immense Crowd Gathers to Watch First Game Score 4 to 312. Tho elite of society, comfortably en sconced In n great glittering array of unity, encircling tho Alouiinlun polo licit! us a great black cordon, witness ml tlin pnvnlrv team frnliinletl and rll)1,lt,j to Cerent by the overwhelming onslaught of the Onhus by tho fccoro of 4 to 3 1-2. Constdcrtng tho game was tho first of the season. It was plnved exception ally well, although thero Is much room for Improvement In tho playing of both ,, 1)Cforo clncr coui,i liopo to achieve tho highest of honors In tho tournament this year. Thprh wer n few sllnmm In tha way tpnm norkf cnunB Ulo, K(imD to Iiackcn a lilt nt times, but taking tho gnmo nfc. un,t( t wa played ,n fagtt snappy, spectacular fashion. Thc )0nc(1 n nl)cnrcd )e Cx .... ,,. - . ,i (linlr ,.., 1 v-.... -- -- most In assisting to capture tho lion ors. r.aldvvln's pony, Trlnccss, rccclv ed 11 vicious cut In tho tendon of her t ,c(f nn, w )K) out of comm8 slon for tho rest of tho sonkon. Walter Dillingham and llurold Cas tlo phi) id tho star guine-j of tho day, causing their adversaries much trou blo n uttcmptlng to block their .on rushes that wcro proving so disastrous. Castlo pluyed nn cxccptlonully brll Hnhf piiino. fnllnulnix the bull consist- eny ni( (IrlvnB H through tho posts for two goals. v Tor the cuvulry. Doak nnd Korsyth did nititt of tho plnjlng that raised tho score of that team. Iloth men wcro nlvvnvs with tho bull, driving It with perfect surcness, many times InmUho Onliu territory, scoring, nnd finally evening up tho score 31-2 to 3 l-'J. i:cltcincnt reigned supremo In tho military camp vvlh visions of victory hoyerlng near. Tho vision bad not iwl)p nonk. tjuekemevier nnd KherliUn fouuht for tho cavalry. Tho two lutler each plti od three chukkas, BRITISH TARS REVEL AT CRAIGSIDE T. Cllvo Davlcs throw open jhls beautiful Nuiianu Valley homo tint! grounds. Crulgsldc, to tho sailors from ff',h0 llrlllshicrulsorH Kent nntl ohullongor, for ono great cnjoynblo picnic. The bciiuty and wonder of tho cs- of so lmiclv plcnsuro nnd fun. Lawn sports woro provided for tho tars' nnmsenicnt consisting nf sack racing, potato racing, thrco-leggcd racing and wheelbarrow stceplo rheses. 'feu and "cuts" wero treated tho men following tbo 'sports events, during whlrh a great cheer of thankH nnd appreciation reverberated throughout tho grounds, for tho moRt gracious und kind hospitality extend ed to them by Mr. Duvics. During tho meal tho boys united tholr vojeca as one, singing with much (ecling tlio flrltlsh anthem "Pod Savo tho King." Master of Ceremonies wns Mr. Har ry Turner pf the. geanjon's Instltuto, who did all in his power to keep things running smoothly, assisting Mr. Carter and John Catton, who wero committee on sports. Tho affair pioyed most successful und never to bo forgotten by tho llrlt Ish jucklas. i, i, FIRST FIELD ARTILLERY C0MINGT0 HONOLULU Co)onel TUitnlmuKli, recently pro moted, will be In command of two butteries of the First Field Artillery, that will leave Sun Francisco today on the army transport, accompanied by their band, arriving In Honolulu on or about July 12. They will go to Bchoflcld Barracks nnd establish their headquarters, giving thu bar racks three separate brunches of tho sen Ire, each under rommnnd of n I colonel. Tho coining of unothor hand gives ihe post tho pleasure of threo regimental military bands. J1 ROSA & CO. Good Old GuckenHcitr.er Pure Rye Boltlad In Bond JULES PERCHARDS A FILS' CALIFORNIA SPARKLINQ WINES W Deliver to Any Part of the City PHONE 3181 , ROSA & CO., AlakM and ttneen Htrerti Rainier Beer rot IALI AT AIL HAM Telephone 8131 Order Cream Pure Rye oldbT L0VJGJ0Y AXD 0 0, You'll find they're all good fel lowi here." "It's the Fashion t Hotel nr. Fort D. H. Daviet, Prop 3 PRIMO BjUJbiR I acific y acific Jaloon KING AND NUUANU STREETS ..for th BEST RENT CARS In tha city, rino up 2909 For -OLD8MOBILE, No. 403 RENAULT, No. 404 LANDAULET, No. SW C. H. BEHN von Hamm-Young Co., Ltd. Honeeri.and Leaden in the Automobile Bmineii Agents for such well-known cars u Packard. Pope-Hartford, Stovens Duryca, Cadillac, Thomas Flyer, Dulok, Overland, Dakar Electric, and others. Automobile Supplies & Repairing Associated Garage Limited Automobiles BCHUMAN CARRIAGE CO. Merchant 8treet INSIST ON HAVING v t Pau Ka Hana FOR YOUR HOU8E Forcegrowth Will Do It ELECTRIC CABINET BVTHS WITH MASSAGE A natural method of recovery from body disorder! ladles and gentlemen, (upstairs). BARON SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL CULTURE Phone 2467- or call at 176 8. King St ' ' . i i-.i HOTEL STEWART SAN FRANCISCO Octrr Street, aborc Union Squats Jtut oppoilte Uottl St. JrncU European Plan S1.60 a day up American Plan $3.00 a day up Slecl and brick structure, furnish. Iprs cost 1200,000. HIrIi cltiss hotel at moderate rates. Omnibus meets all, train3 and steamers liotel Stewart now recognized 3( Hawaiian Island lic.idiunrtcrs. Cable addrcsst"Trawct" A. B.C. Code. Reservations made through Trent Trust Co., Fort Street, Honolulu. Hotel St. Francis Union Square, San Francisco Under the Management of JAMES woobs FACIK i, i ACINI tho beautiful pnrk the heart of the city, which 14 the theatre ol the pitnclpul crents ol Ihe famous fcilltals of Sua Francisco, this hotel, in en vironment nnd nlmosphrrc, ex presses most plrasunlly Ihe eomfortahle spirit of old Cal ifornia. the royalty and nobility ti the Old World and the Far East and the wen of high achlerement In America who assemble here contrlhate to the cosmopolitan ntmoiphero of un Inslllntlon ' which represents Ihe hospitality and Individual liy of San VrnneUco to the truTfler. Tho hnlldlng, which marks (he furthest udrnnce of science In srnlce, has uow tho largest capacity of any hole! structure In tho Wrst, and upon comple tion ol tho 1'ost' tlrcrt annes will be Ihe lurgest caruranaery In tho world. 1VIIILK Till! HBIIVICK IS UN. JSUAN IllJi 1'lUCKh ABE, NT. European Plan front $2.00 Up lEe Colonial A PRIVATE HOTEL OF QUALITY Emma Street, Above Vineyard MISS JOHNSON, Proprietor Haleiwa presents greater attractions to the man who wants rest or recreation than any place on the Islands WAIKIKI INN Rooms and Board ' I N B A.T H I N Q W. C. Bergin, Prop. High-ClassShoeRepairing All Hand Work SHOES CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED Manufacturers' Shoe Co., LIMITED QUARTER SIZES at Regal Shoe Store, Ph-jno 3128 I -BANZAI SHOE STOrtE SHOES Beretanla Street, Near Nuuanu HONOLULU, H. T. FOR SALE ALGAROBA BEAN MILLS And ONE 8EC0ND-HAND STANDARD GASOLINE ENGINE, '18 H. P. 1494 EMMA STREET Telephone 24M E. O. HALL & SON, LTD. King and Fort Sts, HONOLULU Cor. Hardware, Paints nnd Oils, 8hlp chandlery, Stoves, Crockery, Glassware nd Kitchen Utensllsi Soartlna Goods. Gun, Revolvers and Ammunition. out, uki i iii n -i i ii.a n-Varfl ii fi V i 'V-iWat '-& :. ' ;..., ii-.it." 4L sHjy-ia--" -" xm---