The Hawaiian star. [volume], November 10, 1911, SECOND EDITION, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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TIH-. HAWAIIAN STAR. IKIDW N'nVKMIIP.R 10 .Ml.
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Lo Sun Now An Important Says We Have
In High Place PointPending Tin Deposit
According to the following t'nlted
m Sun, tho Ch'iicup pdltor ami am Argument of the demurrer filed in rwwl (,uliinrHtn from Honolulu In the
'dent who left here of hlR own fret' 'the federal court by A I.. C. Atkiti-, Mercetl Sun, Hawaii Iihr another in-
LmaI Offtac U S Weather Bureau ' wl" H'l"r "iieniii 10 ueiioii iiwii mm on, niuirney uir .uiiBtimiKn, mm nei. jam imlURir.v In tile iihi or tin
MiW AVIRTItlMINTt.
Yftteaao lecture
lilgftl ftho ttore
Moitee to Creditors
Madame L. M. White
USE
THS W&ATHBR.
MOOSE
EOD
The Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.
(.Continued from page one.)
Thursday, November 10, 1011.
failed. I now In phame of the Ilcon fnr venteidav afternoon, hut wont "Tin i Hi-. int..i in.vi.iniimnnt tnomonnl pnweHH mnde.
'Sang district outside of Canton. hav over until 1:30 o'clock thin afternoon, the products of the Hawaiian islands. ; lf"" "u,UnK lllRt IllKht WHM R vory i f
In tlm iihhI Ihrue weeks a vigorous
CHintwlRii has heen conducted and litis- j
I'hc oxcol- ,
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Agents for
TawtwFmtnrn ft a m S a nt 10 K uibiiiki uiiime ui v nutuu, uncover mini i;au uitioi-k hub kiumhuuh. nie m-
a.. m.; and morning minimum: lng bn n!BCP,, ,llel't" " lhe revolu The ease Is an Important one, the sim, coffee, honey and rice nie
fa Til TB 7o 7 Utenary governor. ! demurrer being based upon tho among tho principal exports of the
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Itarantatsr readtnr- Absolute llti-i "runnm v iwiv i ground mat mo court mm no jurisiuc-. lsiaililB. nn, in large quaiiuuus. nun
agreeable surprise to an prcsoni.
Although It was the first insulins; i
of tlilH new order In Honolulu, It ex-
Westinghouse Electric &
Mfg. Co.
imrometer readme: Aboiute mm. " " . . . . ' ,uuuu """ - '" '"'Bl '"" ' 1 i.iin,i i .vnv tlm manner lull
Mlty (grains per cubic foot); rela-!11' T,n t0 teaeh "; I Hon in a case whoro the offense was lately been discovered In the district 11 ' " " t
ilr huiuldlty and dow point at s- ,sn "t hitch up well , committed on a Kodoral reservation. ; of Iwilol, and the first shipment of It,
wltti him rlnrlml nntrnn and took a i ohm.i.n i.t. .i, ...,i.ni,i if ... .,,nili.,i i i,nu- nlmnnl tlm . tlio ol del Will bo KUOll at eacn llicn f
Job editing tho Man Sing Yat Po, tbeUnIgllt havo n gcrlous boarlng on ot'hor MatBon liner Wilhelmlnn.'- " lllllt- Ml"r ,lho
a. m.
so.es, u.uu, oi, on. ;..;. ""6"",v w """T r v " j1lM .,,., ,, ,ho ... work civ-
Wind vBlnnltv nun dirsatioft at fi k i urRaii oi me v iuubsp nioro ituportant cases. AUtsunaga is wmio uioro is ccriainiy pioiuy ol - -
wmu veiooiiy hhu uirBouun t o 1. 1 ....... I .... . ., ... mi. Rnvnrnl nddrnHsea were made by
iiiwiiiH bhyu iiiiunuBiiuu """ accused or nil assault committed on i urass in mo couiuiuiiu.v, mo num. -
vl; 3 a. m.; 10 a, in.; and noou:
SB, 1313, 10E, BNE.
I to Ilnymond C. ltrown. inspector of , tho ,.osorvanon ,lt Lellehua.
Faintall during 21 hours ending 8 1 ""atiou, who broiigh t procecdliiRa
a. in., .01 rainfall. ;'" u,e ,OUlra, c"u'1 lor ""D
Total wind movement during 24 i Potion as a violator of tho C iliiesc
exciunion law. j.o auu lira luul
linurs ending at noon, 207 uillos.
VM. 11. STOCKMAN,
Section Director,
!ho was a merchant's son and besides
United States District Attorney
Ilrccltons and his now assistant, C.
C. Hitting, nro hard at work getting
ready for tho opening of the trlil
court next week. Tho heavy calendar
iwas actually engaged in teaching a , nec0lWltnte8 nn,.(1 wol. ko lieir pnrt
NEWS A IN NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.
school of evenings. Accordingly he
was discharged.
Later his standing as a desirable
resident was attacked on account of
an article in tho Liberty News, of
which ho bad become editor, which
was alleged to havo expressed ap-
Honolulu Lodge No. C1C, B. P. O. E.,proval of the act of tho Korean who
meets this evening at 7:30 o'clock. I assassinated Count Ito. A translat!6n
Special meeting of Hawaiian Lodgo, j accopted by the court cleared him
P. & A. M., at seven-thirty tonight. ' also of this Imputation.
Work in second degree. I After that ho went to China and
There was another conferonce on became editor of a Chinese nows-
the cotton bollworm in tho govern- j papor there. Ho sided with tho ro-
or's olllce yestordny afternoon. form agitation nud now the governor
Carl Mock, who hails from Germany,
filed his final naturalization papers
yesterday with Clerk Murphy of the
United States district court.
prominent men of the city, who have
become officers, committeemen, etc.,
that deposits or tin havo been discov
ered Is of more than ordinary inter
est. Kimin tlmn ntm ntlp of tlm CoaBt
branches of tho American Can Com-' spersed popular musical numbers be-
Pelton Water Wheel Co.
Arc in a position to submit complete proposals and rccommcmla-
of the lodge. Several Moose parodies , tions covering the development of any hydro-electric project,
wore given. Tho Hawaiian Dand Inter- j ' 1 '
spersed popular musical numbers be-1 large or small.
pany ran short of tin and a request tween the addresses and a recitation j .
was turned in to tho local branch was given by Deputy Organizer Tal- 4- 4-
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and the
that a shlinncnt bo made from here at . how.
' T in ni-iior linn n i n po ipnm rom-
(Continued from Pago One.)
once, as It would be quicker to havo
the metal shipped from here by fast
freight than to havo it sent across tho
continent.
A shipment of sheel tin was made
from the factory at iwllel by the S. S.
Wilhelmina, and It is probably on this
fact that the above article was based.
present month of November, boasted,
stated, published and said that they,
through their agents, employes, help-
YELLOW
SCARE
(Continued from page one.)
posed of seventeen men which renders
the ritualistic work very impressively
and beautifully. Mr. Whitcomb. Quar
termaster Sergeant, Marine Harracks.
has been selected ns captain of tho
degree team and will begin at once
to drill the men so as to exemplify the
full ritualistic work of the order at
tho next meeting, to be held in tho
near future.
j Tho officers selected to serve until
'January 1, 1912, were ns follows: Past
dictator, Peter Uaron, physical cultu:-
toltc
the
The Silent Barber Shop Is now I
equipped with six chairs and six first-,
class artists. You're always "next."
Christmas stickers, cards, letters, I
ompty boxes, etc., at Arlelgh's, Ilotol
(Continued from page oue.)
street opposite Union. Buy before tho
rush.
The Iaeti Club is going to give a
Today there arc 723 men and offi
cers at work on the mosquito cam-
FILL UP THE HOLES.
Wc have a soil that is adapted to the purpose of FILLING
HOLES IN YOUR LOT. It Packs well and will not
hollow out with time. Its a good time now to fill up.
Honolulu Construction & Draying Co., Ltd.
Robinson Block, Queen Street
,r nti1 rnnvnnt.i u'nnl.l mill Aft 11 ntit I r....lt. l.l.....l 1, llniiMillmi
Mosnuito oamnalarners should ptet'of Canton province has found uso ror . , ... . . 1st; dictator. A. J. irtz of H. HaoK-
.... . t i..HiPsirnv mi ii nnrrv havhv irom nil en aihi i laiaiiuo, kiuhihk uia ui tu uiDt-u.j , , , . tr
KTJSXZl le0SCC" V ' ' ' rtlVtth0? Quinn; attor'ney-at-law; prelate, i D. IMiiHWIMi
A lively meeting of Hawaiian PUild-, saving and excepting 'Commercial ; ' . Tlinmons, business manager Hawaiian - .
Society was held last night at nn fll II T banana plantatrons"-eacli and every .,.,,, . ..., .,.. nf ntnmmiyeii Beciomij. a. ...icouson, oi wv
flf.IIIHI ...v.. - - -.-,-. , ... .,.,. Ilrt rr-an.,, fV, nhi imnn ' - i
home Of Dr. W. T. ,MOIlsarrat. I l!K H P lmnnnn nlnnl xvMnh .rnwa k In 1,. I,i i. o f,., llnnlli. Tlm In. lJIu" '"'" "o.v.. v,u., v..,.. i iillll II Illl Hill P Illin Ill mil ll. mi i ii. ..in. i ii.i ii. i
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ing within 150 feet of a dwelling.
That affiant has, on tho land and
premises hereinabove set out and
mentioned, and within ICO feet, of his
residence dwelling so situated on said
land and premises, the banana plants
as aforementioned:
That defendants, through and with
palgu. Dr. Blue, who arrived In tho
Sierra this morning, will soon take
charge of tho light from Dr. Currie.
fair and dance at tho Outrigger Club. Everything is running smoothly, as
tomorrow evening. The fair starts at j far Qs the actual operation goes. I the aid, assistance and force of a
G p. in. and the dance at 8. ' That there havo been many "kicks" laree number of servants, agents and
Itov. Stephen L. Desha, pastor of , js a faPt mi,i this morning tiireo ! employes, have, within the three days
the Halil church, Hilo, will preach at strenuous ones were registered, in Iast I'ast, cut, mutilated, destroyed
Kaumakaplli church next Sundny aB many minutes, at tho headquar-1 a,ul carried away and are now present
morning at 11 o'clock. The public is tors i ly cutting, mutilating, destroying and
cordially invited. Ceen nrown was ono of tho first carrying away many hundreds of ba
Thanksgiving, Xmas and Now Year ; mm tQ anU,Q wUh a conU)ialnti tfo
cards a beautiful lino can bo scon a. wng wrathy ovor tho wny hls bauans
Wall-Nichols Co., Ltd., Kfng street. Qt KBn,awa, hail bean cllt lown. IIo
They aro oponlng up their Xmas ; . . . , , ... nn
toys, n.iss seeing mem. ! houso had been injured. As his house i i"camy 1,1 wlllcn allm,u lesmes 1U1U
Pierce Stromtne, a well-known nowa-, ou,s,do t0 nvo.mI,0 thQ Wok nas his home; that affiant is informed
paporman of Shanghai, is a paBsengbr , vigorous ono ' antl c"evos antl 80 8tatcs llIs bollcf
In the Persia. He called on Covernor1 ' I to be, that It is the intention and
" . , , , t , It was pointed out to Mr. Brown , ,, ' , , . , , , ,
Proar this morning and presented a, firm detormlnat on of said defendants,
.. . . , . 'that it was only at the meeting yes-,, ,
letter from the American Consul at 'by themselves and with the aid and
, , , ! terday that the regulation regarding , . , , , , ,
Shanghai. , , ., ,, ,. . lti . , lasslstanco of their sorvants, helpers,
. ,. . .. ' tho flvo-inile limit was instituted. . , , ., , , ,
Dr. Currie addressed tho Hawaiian agents ami employes, to, this day of
nana plants from and in the said city
and county of Honolulu, more especial
ly in the district of Kaimuki, in said
city, and in close proximity to tho
rtf triialnAQ A T I Imwlnrnnii nf Kwn
1.1. 1. I .. !..... n.rnln. , . n .. , , M kJ III. WW, . ' "
UIU11IUII lifeaillDL illllBIUI 1"UUID iim- p. .....
, . , . plnntnt on trustee, C. A. Seville, Ho-
paias, peppers and mangoes has exist- ' , , ' . , , ,
, , , , , ,,, . no u n Monumentnl Works; scrgcant-
ed for several months and, with pine- , ,
...... .nt.nrniM it A. Whltcnml). iiunrterman-
apples and bananas included in the . ,, . , .
tor sergeant at Marine Barracks; C.
A. Cotton, color sergeant, Schoefleld
Barracks. Other officers will be se
lected later.
Deputy Organizer Edw. Talbow will
have charge of the entertainment pro- j
gram until the first of tho year. A j
number of men havo volunteered to
of fifty thousand victims of yollow ,
fovbr -at and around New Orleans, tho ,
Medical Association last night. Graves j b.-o L(ml Novcmbor mll( 19n, en
list, tho chief exports of the Islands
will bo seriously diminished. It is
also said the Hessian liy has been
found among the growing fruit, which
is an added reason for the embargo.
"Tho one case of yellow fever- re
ported Is that of a Hawaiian, who i3
ounnnenil in llilvn lipntl illfpCtPfl
through the medium of the Hongkons a88Bt ln ",e entertainment program
. . . .... .. lo bo rendered at later meetings.
Mnru ot the Toyo Kiscn Kaisna, wnicu - , i
arrived at Honolulu en route to the
Orient. During tho voyage a passen-
- .lln.l c..mv.o.llv fvnm vpllnw fp. mumucis hi.. u hihulcu o... ,
vor, and the vessel was immediately no I'lnntatlonB, also from the other
placed in quarantine. I slanl s' Applicants from the other
a Cn n ih. nnnniiiin man wnjlshuuls who wish to become members
reported, Hawaiian officials communl- 8 order will hold their member
cated with the Department at Wash-:"1!- "l Honolulu, thus making it pos
ington. with the request that a i,ed. sible to perfect a very strong organic-
oral 'surgeon be sent from headquar-iLion this clty;
tern. ' Dr. Rupert Blue was assigned !" tIle nenr f,,turo a bullui,,S com"
to tho cases and will leave on the mIttee wI "o allointed to work in
Sierra next Saturday. conjunction with the trustees to se-
I lect a uunuing lor a louge nan, gym
I 11U iSillUU SLVlUUt'l
to bo rendered at later meetings.
The low charter foe of $5 will bo
continued for an indefinite time, and i '
new members will be solicited from ! I
BEEFSTEAKS
WE HAVE PLEASURE IN STATING THAT THE BEEF JUST
RECEIVED AT THIS MARKET IS THE FINEST WE HAVE HAD
PFOR SEVERAL MONTHS. THE LOINS CUT INTO STEAKS ARE
PARTICULARLY JUICY, TENDER AND FAT.
Metropolitan Meat
iarket
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ting down of their trees. Ono of
thorn claimed that no ono lived In tho
ter tho land and premises of your af
fiant, and then and there, with force
speaker said, told of the virulenco of i " k-'""u'-u '"" and the strong arm, and without any
veltow fovet. Bmn" S 3 am"g ' authority or right,, power under the
M. E. Sllva's Hupmobllo will mnko an
all-day island trip with party of throo,
at fO.OO each, and the new Stevens,
seven-passenger touring car, at $5.00
bananas. IIo thought that his trees
should be loft alone.
Sheriff Jarrett arrived on the
W. P. HEILBRON and A. LOUIS. Propr'i.
Telephone 3145.
law, necessity apparent, or reason
whatsoever, to cut, destroy, mutilate j
arrived here
yesterday, as did the Lurlino from Ha
waiian ports. Each broifght pineap
ples and bananas, which will probably
bo tho last importation of these fruits
for some wooks to come."
It Is news here that Hawaii nlso has
t.ho Hessian fly.
nasium and club rooms. At present ,
Mooso headquarters aro located at tho !
Hawaiian Hotel, Hotel street front.
..TO.,if -iri'Tiwiw m i i m Trma i u i MgrTM
LAETI FAIR.
Tho Laeti Club, which was to hold a I
t nnv,. on n.i nvnr.. ,mp 1 ",v rair una uanco tomorrow anernoon on
llllli IU ''HI J 11 II 11 Ull Ullli V- V. 1 J Wl.. . ----- ..
sceno about nine o'clock. IIo had of the banana plants, the property of I J1oreover- Ur- "luo was no.1 as.slgn" ! nuarantine Island, has had to change
, . -- .,..,., ., . ,.., ti r... . .. . . ipi to t in vo ow tever situation norp. i
each. Get your party together and call 7";"U"'T V A ,,, , , ammtt "S aroresaU1 llow ln antl "pon lie was detailed In place 6f Dr Cai-!'o place to the Outrigger Club. Tho
. ... . . ...... hut Dr. nurrio was liiisv Hvinir nrhnnd . .,...i .i ,!comc, to make a sanitary survey of 1.30 p. m. to 0 p. m., as memueis 01
HOraemDer ine tiupmouue is on uuun ' lumuiui. urauuuuuu .mu .unjnib
rates.
ARBOR Oft!
(Continued from page one.)
,the city with Dr. Blue, and could notawnv Is against the wish of afflnnt and i tho Territory. This was before the the outrigger uiub nave mo use o,
i arrival ui liiu iiunanuub ui u fiiu -v - .
alleged case of yellow fever. will be dancing at S p. m. I
be located for somo timo by tno sner-,to his great injury and loss;
iff. The injunction Is sought by II. That tho land and premises of aill
T. Mills of Kaimuki, and bars tho ! aut, is berornberoro described, aro
mosquito campaigners ' from cutting .freo from standing water or any noxi
down Mills' ba'nanas. ous, harmful or dangerous insect,
About ton o'clock a man camo Into j thing anil being whatsoever, are in
headquarters with a now idea. Ho perfect condition as aro the banana
wanted to know If ho could put mos-! plants aforesaid;
quito Dotting around his solitary ba- That defendants and all persons now
through ln connection with tho day's
observances nnd. in somo instaueos,
addresses dolivored by prominent men nana tre0 an-a S!U' It In that wav. , acting under them are, in tho threat-
of tlio district i or courso, if Miey say 'No, I'll have I ened Injury to atliant s property anu
Hibiscus hedges nro favorites ln ! to cut tho tree down, but I want to
most places, anil many young plants j save it if possible" said tho man.
will bo sot out at tho dlftoront schools. 1 Adjutant Klugo will bo relieved
'Arbor Day, whilo not being a regu- j from duty on Dr. Blue's staff, in a few ! to act in open and declared defiance
lar school holiday, is generally more j days timo. lie will return to his post j of alllanfs rights and privileges in the
propcrtjN rights in said banana plants
and fruit and in soil In which said
plants grow; acting and threatening
or less observed at the institutions, j at tho leprosy Investigating station.
Either in tho morning or artornoon,
tho scholars aro gathered together and,
after hearing some talk on tho sub
ject of trees, seedlings and shrubs are
Every now nnd again special "rush"
requests for more men reach head'
premises;
That affiant, on the Oth day of No
vember, 1011, and in writing, did no-
quarturs. This morning ono hundred tify tho said defendants Currie, Pratt
prisoners arid a squad of fifteen men
planted and tho care of them handed i wore sent out under Special Liouten
over to tho children.
Tho bureau of forestry helps out a
lot by sending hundreds of trees and
packages of seeds to tho schools. Tho
education department pays tho freight
on the packages, and tho principals of
the schools attend to the planting of
the trees.
NOTICE OF CHANGE IN PARTNERSHIP.
ant Spencer. There was an urgent
call for moro men out on King street,
nnd the big lot of workers waB sent
out to help.
SKIN SUFFERER SAYS
"IF I HAD ONLY KNOWN." I
"If I had only known how quickly
Eczema ca be cured, what long
years of awful suffering it would
have save'd me," writes F. A. Will of
250G Washington St., San Francisco.
Cal.
This after 40 years of suffering and
Notice Is hereby given that on tho
Clh day of Novomber, A. D. 1011, LUM
YBE SING, LUM LAN SING and
YOUNG PACK, withdrew as partners , after using less than ono bottle of
from KWONG SING LOY COMPANY., tho Oil of Wintorgreen-Thymol D. D.
and that said partnership is now com- j D. Prescription,
jioaed of tho following persons, to-wlt: ; Try a bottle. To our certain knowl
NO CHUCK, NO AH CHEW, WAI;cdgo, D. D. D. Prescription always
TONG and NG CHOCK. j gives instant relief, absolute relief
All outstanding liabilities agalnBt ' n8i,e of ten seconds!
and Dillingham, not to cut, mutilate,
destroy, injuro or remove the said
mentioned banana plants, of this affi
ant, from said land and premises Uhe
said defendant, Butchbeo, being a paid
servant and agent of tho other nahie'd
defendants), but that, to the best of
tho knowledge, Information nnd be
lief of your aillant, said defendants are
contriving,' conspiring and arranging
for tho spoliation of aillant and his
property by tho" actions in relation
to tho said contemplated destruction
nnd removal of said banana plants
and their fruU; ,
That tho actloiiB of defendants nre
ruthless, unjustifiable, vandnl and B.ub
vorslvo of personal and property rights
and wholly unnecessary In tho premises.
PERSONS IN THE NEWS S
said KWONG SING LOY COMPANY
havo been assumed by tho said NG
CHUCK. NG AH CHEW, WAI TONG
and NG CHOCK, and all debts due
said firm are payable to tho porsons
last mentioned.
KWONG SING LOY COMPANY,
By NG AH CHEW, Manager.
Although an M. D l acknowledge
Benson, Smith & Co,, Ltd.
NOTICE
C. II. Dickey will act for mo under
my power of attorney during my nb
senco from tho Territory.
LYLE A. DICKEY.
OCCULT PHENOMENA.
Earlo, tho noted psychic endorsed
by tho California Stnte Spiritual So
ciety, has arrived in Honolulu and
will demonstrate his marvelous psy
chic powers. Spiritual advico given
on all matters of Importance. Hours,
10 until 4; ovonlngs by appointment.
'Phono 3913. Residenco 7S2 Klnati
streot. Grand seanco every Thursday
evening S p. m. 'All invited.
E. FAXON BISHOP arrived in town
this morning by the Sierra.
J. A. ADAMS of Sequlm, Wash., and
wlte arrived in the Zealandlu.
CAPTAIN A. COYNE and wife return
ed this morning in the Sierra from
' a visit to the mainland.
JOHN -LUCAS is having his fifty
fourth birthday, having beep born
in Honolulu that timo ago.
W. R. FARRINGTON and wife re
turned in the Siorra from a few
weeks' visit to San Francisco.
GEORGE ROSS is expected back from
tho Philippines soon with a report
on the Snn Carlos sugar mill propo
sition.
e
HON. GEO. R. CARTER, chairman of
tho Sanitary Commission, returned
In tho Sierra from an abseuce of
several weeks.
JOSHUA D. TUCKER of the land of
fico leaves In tho Claudlno for Hllo
to glvo evidence In tho Katwlkl
homestead case.
MAJOR A. M. DAVIS was tendered a
farowoll dinner at the University
Club last night by the men of St.
Andrew's Cathedral.
JUDGE HARTWELL is reported as
cqmlpg out to San Francisco from
tho East and likely to return to Ho
nolulu before Christmas.
HIGH SHERIFF HENRY and DEPUTY
NEW
PAC
K
BLUE LABEL BRAND.
ASK YOU.R GROCER FOR IT.
WOODS, who escorted Anderson
Grace to tho penitentiary at Leav
enworth, Kansas, returned by the
Sierra this morning.
MARSHAL HENDRY is back on the
job after his little jaunt east to Kan
sas ln company with Anderson
Grace, the murderer who was taken
to tho Federal penitentiary' at Leav
enworth to serve his life sentence.
MRS. E. E. BATTELLE, wife of the
chemist who has patented a new
process for the extraction of sugar
from molasses, arrived by the Si
erra this morning with her three
children.
A, H. R. VIEIRA returned In the Si
era today Irom a business and pleas
ure trip to the States. He states
that he purchased a large stock of
Jewelry especially for the holiday
season.
HENRY CLIFFORD WOODHOUS.E
and bride, nee Kruttschnltt, will
shortly visit Honolulu on their way
to the Orient. Mrs. Woodhouse re
ceived a million dollars In securities
ns a wedding present from her fa
ther. b
J. ALFRED MAGOON was a returning
passenger in the Siorra today. IIo
brought down with him the Hughes
Musical Comedy Company of eigh
teen members, which Is said to be
tho best thing of tho kind that has
ever come to Honolulu. They will
open at ono of tho theaters next
, week,
JBipos tea-noil
Delivered in four days from the
SlxaT'13 Sign Factory
847 Kaahumanu Street, Telephone 16D7 '
Coooo OOOOOOOOOO O 0CKCKOOOCK0 O COO ,
SPECIAL SALE
OF
SEPARABLE MODEL
Thermos
Bottles
PINTS
Regular Sale
Price Price.
$3.75, Nickel ; $2.25
$4.75, Oxidized Silver $2.75
$4.75, Gun Metal $2.75
$4.75, Leather Covered $2.75
QUARTS
7S t;l.i . ci ;n
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W. W. DIMOND & CO., LTD.
53-57 King Street.
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