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THE MAUI NEWS SATURDAY. MAY 22, 1909 Telegraphic News. ! maui publishing co., THE HENRY WATERIIOUSE TRUST CO. Ltd ! 4 MUYS AND SK1.LS- HKA1. ESTATE, STOCKS & JONDS WRITES FII!E AND LI EE INSURANCE NEGOTIATES LOANS AND MORTGAGES SECURES INVESM ENTS P. O. 15ox 34(i H A List of High Grade Securities mailed on application at m CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED HONOLULU, HAWAII Best quality for the money That's what you can ilrpciul on when you tlt-al with us. Our departments are always well stocked with the lnst and freshest of goods. We mean just what we say. Call at our store and lie convinced that you can save time nnd nionnv lv dealing with us. --e V k ww k w T" k rn v - w i Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Plantation Supplies, etc. LAHA1NA, MAUI. A New Wing Tip Oxford Made Loth in TAN RUSSIA and PATENT LEATHER. We are selling them at S1."0 per pair. Send us your order by mail. Include 2 cts. for postage when cash accompanies the order. MANUFACTURER'S SHOE COMPANY, Ltd. 1051 FORT STREET, : : HONOLULU. THE PLACE TO BUY SHOES. . We Sell These. You want the best. Are you reauty for it this season? We are prepared an never before to meet yon want, in vehicles and harness. There'a noth tag superior to what we are showing, in taste, atyle and service. Absolute h.mesty in make and material. You will agree w.'ien we tell 70a ITS THE FAMOUS Studebaker Line WE CARRY. No matter what you want if It's e harness or something that runs on wheels, we've got it or will Quickly get it Cony lo in) figure with os. Everybody know the place. DAN T. CAREY WAILUKA, MAUI, T. H. P. 8. The Stndebaker nameplate on whist is lis guarantee. Don't forget this. SUMMER SPOUTS Are you all ready for the good times you are going to have this Summer? If it's Tennis, keep in mind the fine assortment of Rackets we have from 82. ."0 to 810. 00 each and the Slazcngcr and W. it D. Ralls as well as Nets, Tapes, etc. If it's liasehall, just rcmemher that we have the com plete SPALDING line and also have as complete a line of lower priced liasehall goods. Our sjorting soods and ath letic supply stock is now most complete and you can get nearly everything you need on short notice. Let us send you catalogues ami prices. E. 0. HALL & SON, Ltd. HONOLULU. Fop Best Results Advertise in the MAUI NEWS. KI'HCIAL TO THE IMAliI M-jwm. Sili-ar Hii deir. tel IJ.tl'i Beet 10s. '?. S. Decker sell nil his personnl effects today nt public auction Posters are out giving full description of the fame. HONOLULU, May IS The strike is practically broken at Ewa. Half of the field hands have returned to work. Hundreds of strike brenkers go to the plantation? and secure work every day. WASHINGTON, May 18. Mrs. Tnft is ill with nervous prostra tion. Her condition is not serious. SAN KRANCISCO, May 18. John 1). nnd Adolph apreckels have filed a demurrer against carrying out the trust clause in the will of Clans Spreckels., It may be n test of the validity of the will as a whole. Yesterday Rudolph Spreckels testified in the graft trial of Pat Calhoun. LONDON, May IS. George Meredith, the novelist, is dead from heart failure. WASHINGTON. May 18. President Taft will take up the ques tion of changing the hours of labor in the departments by beginning labor two hours earlier between May 1st and October 1st. FLUSHING, May 18. Captain Haines has been sentenced to eight years for manslaughter. SAN FRANCISCO. May IS. Admiral Sebree and fleet have gone North to attend the Seattle-Yukon Fair. ST. PAUL. May 18. Officials of the Great Northern R. R. have offered a reward of 8,000 for the capture of Simms, the robber, who held up a train at Moise, Washington, on Sunday. HONOLULU, May 17. Several fires have occurred at Ewa ami Waipahu. At the latter place one occurred yesterday but the striking Japs refused to lend a hand to extinguish it. A majority of Japs are believed to be read1 to go back to work. Hundreds of strike breakers are taking the places of strikers. Hawaiians, whites and others are taking the places of the Japs in the mills. Hilo Japs are reported to have organized. The captain of the Dirigo tells a story of awful experience on the Dirigo now in the harbor. WILTON, New Hampshire, May 17 Rev. J. W. Sylvester, form erly pastor of Central Union Church, died here today. (5 HEAT FALLS, Montana, May 17. A shock of earthquake was felt here last night. Windows were broken throughout the city. HELENA, Montana, May 1G. During an earthquake last night the wall of a house was thrown down anil minor damage was done. WINNEPEG, May 1G An earthquake shock that las fed 20 seconds was felt here. NEW HAVEN, May 1G. Yale defeated Harvard in the field meet. SAN FRANCISCO, May 10. Papke knocked out Kelly in the first round. ESQULMALT, May 17. -British officers will entertain the officers of the Japanese squadron. SAN FRANCISCO, May 17. Svvinbutn has hauled down his flag" as commander of the Pacific fleet. SEOUL, May 17. Viscount Sone has left for Tokio at the sum mons of Prince Ito. It is believed that Prince Ito will resign his posi tion at Seoul ami will be succeeded by Sone. MANILA. May 17. The transpor' Kilpatriek has sailed for New Yoik by way ot the Suez Canal with the tenth cavalry on board. HONOLULU, May lo. Ewa Japs have walked cut At a ma s meeting of Japs last night it was stilted that the strike would benefit labor $2,000,000 and it was worth while to spend $11. 000 lo get it. There is no disorder any win-re. The Sheriff warned the Waipahu Japs not to interfere with the Chinese who wished to work. Manager Bull replied to the Japs that he would not acceed to their demands. lawyer Lightfoot made a speech at the mass meeting and support ed the claims of the Japs. The Portuguese advise Campbell to tell what it costs to live here anil to tell the truth in everything as there are Portuguese who can e out two years ago who now wish to return. The Promotion committee invites John Burroughs to visit the valcano. ' . Baron Kothchilds is a passenger on the Nippon Maru today. KANSAS CITY, May 15. Tornadoes in Kansas and Missouri killed 5 people and injured 55 last night. LONDON, May 15. The bill introduced by Redmond removing civil disabilities of Roman Catholics provides for the removal of the objectionable clauses in the oath of accession of the British sovereign in which the ruler is pledged to oppose the Church of Rome and re peals all acts prohibiting the residence in Great Brittain of Jesuits and other monastics and their acquisition of property. ROME, May 14. The cabinet has opposed the naval programme calling for an expenditure of $50,000,000 for the building of Dread naughts. MANILA, May 14. The Legislature has elected two delegates to Congress. . N UtltOIJI, May 14. Kermit Roosevelt was lost overnight in the jungle. PARIS, May 14. The strike is declining. y "V EXPERIENCE 1 "N. 60 YEARS n V I'm "r si i A I I x. Trade Marks IONS Copyright Ac. Anyone sending sketch and description may quickly ascertain our cipinlun free whether an invention is probably patentable. Coniuiuiilca ll.mt strictly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patent sent free. Oldest apeucy for securing pateuta. 1'ateuta takeu throuvh Muun A Co. receive prrlol notice, without charge. In the scientific American. A h an damn elf Illustrated weekly, culaimu of uny act entitle jouruaj. I,arpret clr Terma. S3 a four nioDtU. L Bold bjruJl newadoulera. MUNN ft Co. New York branch umue. (06 W 8U Waahlugtuu. U. C. ' CENTRAL SALOON Maukkt Siu. VYaii.uku ' ANTONE BORBA, Prop. Full line of popular hramls ol WINKS, LIQUORS. CORDIALS. BRANDIES WHISKIES, fMNS Celebrated Primo & Seie Uottled I3esr 25c 2 Glasses 25c PlMi PRINTING I5UOK KIN DING" A Nil P A P f: R RULING -rf-a GENERAL PLANTATION" WORK A SPFXIALTY StHtSCKII.5 FOR TIIH MAUI NEWS mi. iAir:i i hat Aiivainci.m tiii: in Tiiisi: s rs or maui 3 POST OFFICE ,1 TBLEIHIONB NO. .ili HIGH STREIiT, VVAILliKU, MAUI COUNTY. thniinT PRIMO BEER The Beer that's Brewed to Suit the CSimate. Koda Came Developing and Printing Special nil en lion given to iiHiil ortleivs. : : Honolulu Photo Supply Co. FORT ST., HONOLULU vasmt A NEW FRAME MAKES A NEW PICTURE Let us re-frame vours. , Large assortment of latestdesigns in picture moulding just received -per S. S. Hyades. All kinds of picture framing done at reasonable rates. Kahuk.8 Store. I