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r v w jwr EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1911. y f I Masonic Temple A Weekly Calendar MONDAY: Oceanic TUGSDAY: Muted. WEDNESDAY: llniuillnn 1 IitrtI Degree THURODAY: i FRIDAY: 8ATURDAY: All visiting merabsrr. of tks (Order are cordially Invited to attend meetings of local ledgM Meet on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month at K. P. Hall 7:30 P. M. ITamlitfa At MARINE F.N6IHEEKP 0th Ano BENEFICIAL AfSft,5IATI0M ciationi cor. iitlly invited. t'" C" I HAWAIIAN TRIBE, Ho. 1, 1. 0. E. M. Meet every first nod third Thurs Cajs of each month at Knights of Pythias Hall. Visiting brother! cor- tlslly Invited to attend. II. FOSTJCIt, Sachem. K. V. TODD, C. of K. i HONOLULU AEKIE, HO, f. 0. E. Meet on the 2nd and 4th WED . KKSDAY evening of each month at 1:30 o'clock In K. of P. Hall, corner Btretanla and Tort streets. Visiting Eagles are Invited to at land. Olio A DAVIS W. V. W.M. C. McCoy. Sec. SI0N0LULU LODIHB, G16, B. P. 0. 1. Honolulu I,odge No. CI 6, II. 1'. O 1ks, meets In their hull, on King Itrret, near Tort, every Friday eve ning. Visiting llrotbers are cordially Invited to alteni. n i it isnNiinrta v.. n. ci:o t. kmikoicl, see. mi. HoOTTLEY L0DQE. NO. 8, K.0IP. Meets evsry 2nd and 4th Saturday venlng at 7:30 o'clock In IC. of I1. Hull, cor. Tort and Ilorotanla. Visit ing brothers cordially Invited to at tend. T. F. KILUC7, O. C. E. A. JACOUSON, K. K. S. naam THE GREAT BENJAMIN COMPOUND I HERBALO Cure Constipation. Mikes New, lilch Dlood. Stomach and LUcr Kngulator, Cures the Kidneys. iSk oa csmmmm Eyes Examined Glasses Supplied A. N. Sanford, .' OPTICIAN t Boston Building Fort Street uver may at. uo. PALM BEACH HATS j. Ex Wilhelmlna ' Mil mm X. DADCfiNC -u Hotel St., opp. Young Phono 3088 CARLSON CURRIER CO. WASH SILKS C. B. and LA CROIX EMBROIDERY COTTON MISS WOODARD'S, Fort Street New Stylish Hats ti Summer styles in millinery at par lors of A MISS POWCR BOSTON BUILDING, FORT STREET EAT AT THE Capitol Cafe Everything New 8ervlcs Excellent PERSONALITIES V II 111012 was an Incoming pas senger In the Klnuu estcrdny J 1' l'OOKI-2 Is booked to mill for Kauai on llio Klnatt tomoriow J P COOK12 Is booked for u trip to Knuul on business tomorrow. lH.'ltllKHT S11IPMAN will retuvn to llllo on the Milium Kua tomorrow MHS. J A. SOUSA of Kuual has gone to the Coast for a vlslt.wlth rel tttUes. .MIL AXI MUS. FRANCIS OAY will Hull for hoinu tomorrow In the Kliinu J A DOMIN1S will ay a business UlL lo llllo, willing tomorrow In the .Mauna Ken. PHOF. STOKI3S of the lilshop Museum has been over on Kuual col let ting old I Ian all mementoes. II. MtU.NS In taking u vacation on Kauai He Is stopping with Mr. lljer, the manager of tb Maktiwcli sture PIIOF HITCHCOCK Iuih arrived ut llniuncr, N. 11, where he expects to hi. mill during the summer and tarry on his writings. IIAIIOLtJ MOUHA.N, or Kauai, got iliiltc a blinking up last week when Ills motorccle slipped Its chair while It was going up tall T The nia ihlne was wrecked. LOCAL AND GENERAL Don't forget the date, June 28 the hibiscus show, 11 to 4. Smoke Hie Owl cigar. The best llo-cetit cigar on. tho market. l.lhue plnntutlon has Suncyor Hunt working on a survey for carrying refuse water out to sen, an extensive ditch urn! tunneling system being planned The I'nlon-Paclllc Transpcr Co., King street, next to the 'Young hotel, haw experienced packers of house hold goods. Let them attend to pack ing and shipping young goods. ltellgluus exercises were conduct ed jestordny ut Ouhu prison by Pulia tion students and teachers. Ilev W C Morrltl. n former nreflliletii mn.li. an address during the exercises The beach at 1 lulel ua Is flee from coral mid tho sea water la excellent If you have not already decided where you will spend your vacation get rooms there The prleo is not high. liet your meat where the best Is to be hail at no greater price than is charged in the other shops Tor an In ferior fju.illly caielcssly kept. The Metropolitan Meat Market Is perfect In every detail. Phone IMIG. The Ladles' Aid of the First Meth odlst church will give a social In the parlors of the church tomorrow even ing, mere will bo a musical pro gram, after which Ico cream und cake Mill bo served. A rnrdl.-il liivll.,11..,. Is extended to all. Word comes from Wnlplo valley, hero the boy scouts nt n,.. mm Hounds und Wild Hoar troops aro encamped, that the youngsters aro en lojlug themselves hugely tinder the dl- lecuou or u. Howard Hitchcock and James A. Wilder. Timv ,m i, i by tho beginning of next week. wnen mo luter-lslnnd steamer Ma una I.0.1 deptrts for Kona and Kau oorts tomorrow noon that vossel will bo supplied with 35.000 feet lumber. 300 sacks train IKn u,r., r-iin..... Itio sucks nitrates and automobiles besides u quantity of general cargo mm supplies which has been going ii'o ino snip today. District Magistrate Monsarrat had sixteen cases t try this morning la police court. Jntin. Kmlil. ii... Hlgulns niiil Ilnrrv n.li.v ,!.i. . tiled for assaulting one, Hush, worn nnieprcsonled by an attorney. Uut they put up a strong (Mouse, ques llonlng the complaining witness close ly. Tho result wns that they got off racy T Shlbiio. n JapnuoHo was arrest ed for fishing In tho harbur. Io pleaded gnllly mid wns fined fvo dol lars niiil costs of court. Cheong I.ung, who was arrested by Chief Mc Dufllo fur robbery was In court this morning; hut his trial was postponed for a day or two, (leorgla Alvarado one of tho labor agents, who assist ed Frank 1), Craig, In his attempt t. recruit tho Island laborers to go to Alaska to work In tho facilities thoro, was also arrested Ills trial comes up tomorrow morning. EfforlH uro still being vainly mndo to rectnur tho body of Edward Schlo her, llio apprentice at tho Honolulu lion Works who was di owned off Kuwnlo K'slerday afternoon. A ho.it from the Myrtle boat club Is ciuls Ing around off llio Vv'alklkl reef in tho hope of Hading Ihu body, which ivas carried out front tho breakers bj Bhleber nnd Shirley Hush, ton of (1. Fred lltifh, wero sailing tho V. H Mfliicrny's bojt Sea Wren from tho Mjrtle boat bonso nnd woro on their way back to the harbor, wllh Sehlebcr ut tho liuliu, when tho bout was slrucl. bv tho wind und overturned. Tho boys swam for shoro and ung llushi lencht'd llio land In safety, hut Schl- her sank In tho breakers. The boat was upset nearly a mile off shoro. Schleher was a btroug swimmer but piubably hecauio exhausted, BAGGAGE rertonal attention to all orders. CITY TRANSFER CO. (Jat. H. Love) hippie Columbian Away This Evening. Having dlscji'irged oer a thousnnd ton of geuctal cargo at the Hallway wharf, a portion of this Including somo heavy machinery for Pearl Harbor, the American-Hawaiian freighter Co lumbian Is expected to sail for llllo la Island ports along about live o'clock this evening. The Columbian has been supplied with n fair con signment of sugar during her stay nt Honolulu. Tho vessel Is to depart from llllo for Hullua Cruz taking the. regulation twelve thousand tons of sugar cargo, destined for tranship ment nt the Isthmus of Tehuuntepec to thu East coast Atlantic jsirts, Australian Coal for Honolpu. Australian coal that arrived nt Ho nolpu sdnio days ago Is being rapldl discharged from tlio American schooner Lyman 1). Foster nnd tint vessel Is expected will be ready to sail for the Hound within a short time. The coal laden vessel was pass ed by llio lntcr-Islnnd steamer Hc Ivne which has Just arrived nt, Ho nolulu with 10,700 sacks sugar an 1 fcevenly-llvo head cattle. Tho lntor Islaud boat met with favorable wea ther on the homeward trip. Importations of Alligator Pears. Alligator peara from Kauai, consid ered in tho local markets us tho fin est grown In the Islands, wero In cluded In shipments of native fruli'i W. C. Peacock & Co., Ltd. Tel. 1704 Wines and Liquors Tel. 1704 Family Trade a Specialty ( Mont Rouge Wines Solo Agents Mumm's Champagne ( Schlitz Beer Tonight AT THE BIJOU Mrs: A. W. SEABURY has taken over The Bijou Theater for This Evening One of the best programs ever presented FOUR VAUDEVILLE TURNS t ' The Wirth Family Direct from Wlrth Park, Melbourne, en llotite tu New York Hippodrome Australia's Greatest Acrobats In a Distinctly Novel Creation "Gymnasts While You Wait" Introducing to America the Greatest Bareback Rider in the World Melnotte Twins and Clay Smith Original Sayings that Touch the Funnybone hntiuhlv ni:w act tonkiiit ADMISSION PHONE 1281 brought by tho Mcanicr Kliinu now discharging nt tho port. Tho steam er arrived with 7000 sacks sugar, IM sacks rice, lay cases of honey, calves, crates of chickens, 15 sacks potatoes, 0 sacks taio, llio packages sundries. Pa Schooner Hawaii With Sugar for the Coast. Tho American schooner Hawaii which has been loading sugar at .Mil hukoua completed tailing on eighteen hundred tons of this pioduct on lust Thuisday and departed for San Fran cisco, Tho barkentlno Irmgaril, which has been awaiting outside the Hawaii port was shifted to tho berth vacated by tho Hawaii, and work was begun In tho discharge of her ship ment of general cargo. ro Scrap Iron for Drown. C. II. Drown, the scrap Iron man, will reecho u full load of inotal hv tho Island schooner Ku Mot, which Is reported to have left Kaunnknkal wltb n shipment for thu Honolulu man. Thu schooner Is In command of Captain Miller. Pa Sugar Cleaned Up At Olowalu. Pursur Illtclier of tho steamer Llke llko stntos In n report that till sugar has been cleaned up nt Olowalu plan tation on Molokul. Tho I.lkeliko wad a Sunday morning arrival with 22fi casea holioy, a quantity of empty bar- KM t ' .. I!S The Cream of the Visiting The Great 10c, rels, 2 cords wood, 26 bales hides, 14'.) watermelons, 22 pigs, 14 crates chic kens, 12 cases eggs, 72 sacks pota toes, 124 packages sundries, Tho steamer met with smooth seas und niodernto northeast winds. (a Iwalanl for Hawaii Ports. Tho stenmer Iwulmil of tho lnter lslaud licet has heu placed on tho hurth to snll for Knwulhao mid Mn hukonn at noon tomoriow. This ve nd will sail with n large inlscolla- jieoiiB cargo. Tho Iwalanl will carry no passengers. Hall Making Extra Trip. Tho Intcr-lslaiiil steamer W. (I. Hall will bo dispatched for her usual ports of rail on Kauai, at live o'clock this evening. Tho Hall made a spe cial tilp to Honolulu bringing tho re gulation fifty-live thousand .sacks of sugar. Pa Lumber and Fertilizer. Lumber to the amount of about 20.0U0 feet nnit n ciuanllty of fertiliz er, at lenat onu hundred tons will hn taken as part cargo for Maul nnd Moloknt )irts In tho steamer Llke lllke sailing at live o'clock tomorrow" uvonlng. KB Kauai Sugar. Purser Hheldon of tho stdamor Kl unit arriving from Knual reports thu following sugar as awaiting shipment oir-Kaual: M. A. K. r,3 38C; K. K. H. 2S00, K. P. 10,780; O. & 11. 1300; Melt 37,337; M. S. Co. 8000. e CAPTAIN GAME ENGAGES RESIDENCE Captain Game) who recently nrrlv- ed here to tnku Captain Fulls' place as V S. depot iiuarterinaster, was very foituiiiite In securing bis future nsl- deuce III Honolulu. He will inovo Into the ('rune house on Kewalo strict shortly lifter assuming the responsibil ities of his new role about July 3. Captain Falls will leave for the .States III the early part of July, nnd Just what his new detachment may lie there Is not known as yet. The Huprcine Court this morning remit red n 1-c!hIiiii III the cure of Jose Dim Pnsius ltodrlgues ugiilnst Furttl nnto Correlrn, Vletorlno do Vuscoiteel 1ns and .Moclrdadu l'ortugiiex.i ileSantu Antcnlu llcueilclrnte de Hawaii, dls nitsslng thu uppenl of the plaintiff and holding that "an order quashing u siiinmons In tin equity case Is not a Dual order, and nil appeal therefrom which has not been allowed by the cir cuit Judge can not liu maintained." BULLETIN ADS PAY- Talent Ryan & Ryan They Blng Home, Dance Home, nnd Then Homo Their Equal Not Discovered! Just Waiting The Skatells On roller skntes they defy the. law of gravity; you couldn't get 'em to rail for J on in waltzing or clogging. Bijou Orchestra under Mlltner Motion Pictures Interspersed with Musio I'lrst performance ut 7; second nt 8:30. No deluys. . 15c, 25c I PA88ENQER3 ARRIVED r Per stmr. Kliinu, ftoni Kauai porta W, II. Itlco, V. (lay, J. K. Farley, C. K, Horrlck, 11. A. Sllva. Mrs, C. II. Ahl, .Miss A. Aknna, Mrs. K. I,. Wil cox, Mary Akeo, Alice Harper, Mrs. Uettcnccitrt, Mlns A. Wong, Miss II, Wong, Miss T. Ahbuy, Miss A. V. Sll vn, Isabel Stewart, Miss Sloddart, C. Carton, T. K. Krost, I). Lellh, A. .3 Present I, H. i;, Uoblnsou, Mrs. Akoua, (J. C. Smith, T. O'llilett, 8. Spltzer, Miss Haley, Mlts Huss, Miss Hooplll, I). U Austin, Mtb. Austin, Mrs. I'nnol, V. Hiimamoto, II. I,. Simpson, Cliuiu Koe, Mrs. II. Sotado, II. I. Ogelvlllo, Mrs. Prltchard. Mri. Iitti, Mrs. Mud dy, K. Okanloto, J. K. Apolo and K deck. Pur stmr. I.lkeliko from Maul and Molokul ports A. Wilder, 1). II. Case, Joe Cohen, J. Dole, IC. Murphy, A. K. Ozawti, S. Knl, K. Mosoby, Mrs. J. Kit lino, I'atlier Maxim, Father Justin, Austin Jones, Mrs. Conrad. Miss K. Mahl, J. K. Kanpit, J. K. Knullll, 1, J. Walleula, (Jeorgo Kcklpl, Y. U. Hlug. t.ntn Kiim, Mis. IC. R Hi own, MIsb M. Payne, Mrs. IC. K. Kntna knim, D. K. Liikda, J. J. Carey, J. K. Wilglit ami 17 deck. Per stmr. W. (1. Hall, from Kauai ports Mrs. K. K Pimf, Judgn I). K Kupahcc, ICIIcn Knhtwo, Itcv S. K. Kautlll, Mrs. Knullll. FORT SHAM BOYS HAVE MEET The athletes ut Kort Shatter turned out In full force this morning und coin- pi-ted In many exciting .events. Most tif tlic-iu wire contested for by thu full companies, and 'there were some close races pulled olf. Que oj thu c tuts that drew the moat attention was the wheel race, In which there wuh one entry from each company. O. 11. J.tiscombu of Com pany () took llrst place In this ovent, artci Inning u niixup with thu wheil of Johnson, Company H. In the i,i'lay nues all tin, nun from the different companies took putt und It made thu event vtry exciting. In the ttig-uf-witr sciiilllnuls Com pany (I won ftoni Company K, und II from K. All tho Held events wtro pulled off this morning, and the rlllu match will lie continued tilth afttriiouu. At noon Company I was lending, with 33 points, Company !' being next, with 20 points. The results: Tiig-of-wur (by company) Trial: Company !' won from Cuiuimiiy l. Heioml trial: Company 11 won from Company 11. l'liiuls: 1st, Company (1. Ten points. Klguul contest (two luen) Won by Company 13 (Sergeant Heed, Corporal Marks). Second, Company U (Ser geant Nlekles, Private Itoilenliliner). lleluy nice (liy company) Won by Company K. Hecoud, Company 11. Spare wheel (100 yards, onu mull) Won by K. C l.useomlie, Company O Pitching tents (ly company) Won by Company (1 Hecond, Company 1' Helay racu Won by Company !' Hecond, Company 11. 'I'll ii ofllclnls of thu meet were ns fol lows: Judges Captain Y. W. Winters, Third Cnulr; Lieutenants II. SI. Par dee unit J A. lingers, Twentieth Infuli try Starter Lieutenant (1, C. llowen 20th Infantry BEGINNING MADE ON BELT RQAD Draughtsmen began work this nmi iilng In tho nlllce of City and County Kuglneur Cere, consulting en gineer for the Ouhu licit lttmd Com mission, on outlined plans for tho proposed now roads necessary to cumploto tho Island belt road system for which was appropriated the stint of two hundred thousand dollars by llio lust legislature. Two additional draughtsmen and oflico assistants Ituvo been put to woik on the Job, " It Is Ihu Intention of tho City and County engineer to have plans, speci fications und ull data at hand fnr pet usul of local, contractors within lliteo weeks to a month's time, Tho new roads will all ho built by contract. The fltst section that Is now being laid out and planned calls for llvo miles of now highway mid Is known us llio Ktihaluit section. Kn glueor (1cm mid his sthff lmvu about completed tho necessary field work on this portion of tho system. When over) thing "Is ready tendora will bo Invited from contracting (Inns for pet forming the woik. Coney Garage Automobiles Meet All Inter-Island Steamers TouchingJKAUAI RATES REASONABLE A Saving ' Principle 100 PER CENT BETTER CIQAR VALUE FOR YOU. Wero wu to mnko our cigars Culm, we'd lmt, to double the present prices to meet thu duty. So we hjtve part of our estab lishment In Cuba and part In i iiimpa, win re uiiuus i innate prevtills. Our experts, on the ground, get tho pick of thu choicest Havana leave grown. These wo iiiclpiw Into rare aro matic lluvor on native soll.tu our own warehouses. Then, In Tampa, the dual touch of Havana perfection Is given In thu deft handiwork of skilled Cubiiti cigar-makers. Thus wo lose nothing nf the Iniported's perfection", while we fnve the Impoit duty. - And this saving goes Into tho cigar goes to the SMOKER In tend of thu government n prln ;lplu to which Is due the superb tuallty, the tlnrlvaled values of VANDYCK "Quality" Cigars In 27 Different Shapes One for Every Taste 3-for."25c to 25c Each AT YOUR DEALERS M. A. Gunst & Co. "The House of Staples" - Distributors Arrived .f'v ? Sunday, June 25. Knual ports Klnau, ntnir., a. in. Hawaii Kirls Helenc, stmr., a. in. nuiini jiorin . ti. I lull, Hllnr., II. m. Kuual ports Noeau, stmr., n. m. U -v DEPARTED I Rlinrtav. .Inn OR I San rrnnclsoo via Port Allen, Ku- auapaii, inio iiyaues, .ti. M. H. H, P. in. , .s PASSENGERS BOOKED I (. . Per stmr. Mauna Kua fur llllo and way poits, Juno 27. Miss 13, Ting, Miss A. Ting, Mrs. J. S. Slmoiiliin. (leo. Itoss. Mrs. ltoss. Miss ,C. P. Dodge, Miss O. lliicliunnn, W. Coney, lletburt Shlpmau, II. W. Mist, Mrs. I.. A. Thurston, it. k. Chllllngworth, II. M. Sumner, Chas. l.ttcas, .1. A. Domlnls, Miss August, Mlas Morgan, Miss J. Campbell, Mrs? K.KInmp, MUs Klanip, Miss (lerrard, Mrs. C. I Ken, Miss 1). M Coleman, M. I'orrest, MIs lltllh Kenton, Mrs. 1). 1). lloud. Miss V. Steltihart, Judge A W. Carter. It. (I. Wlrth, Lylfe Holmes, W. Dassell, W. L. S. Williams, J. Walt. l. I.onegteii, Miss N'elllo Cnmhrn, Miss C. Camilla, Miss linker, Miss Wowett. Miss Kiledenhcrg. Miss Frlol.trd, Mlsi Wllllamsoii, Mlsg Folsuin, Miss Mmy do Hurnc, Miss Ciosliy Miss llaln brldge, Mis. It. Scott, Ting Wong. I. F. S.llva, Mabel Taylor, Lucy lllch tidson, S. Austin, II. Askew, J. Jlc Kcuzle, Miss McConlstou bon1x may be joke A tin hn Is resting nt tho heiul ipiaitcrs of thu Hoard of Health con taining tho human bones that wero found In It on "Clean-up Day" by the workers In District 7, ptesldcd over by Senator Jiidd. It will tuko threo or four duys to, clear up tho results of Saturday's city cleaning. activity accuidlug to a sur vey of tho town mado yesterday by llio health aiithoiltlcs. It Is llguied that UTiO plies of rubbish have yet lo bo moved. WEATHER TODAY Temperatures 0 u. m,, 73; 8 a. m., 75; 10 u. m., 78; noon, 75; morning minimum, 71. llarometer, 8 a. in., 30.08; absolute humidity ,8 u. in., C.U23 grains per cubla font; relative humidity, 8 :i. in , 7-1 per cent; duw point, 8 it. m., UC Wind 0 it. m velocity 0, direction N, IC; 8 it, in,, velocity Hi, direction N. 1-3.; 10 ii. in., velocity II, dliectlon N. IC; noon, velocity II!, dlrecllou 10. Ilalnfall during 2i hours ended 8 u. in., .07 Inch. WILL DISCUSS ' FRUIT FLY At llil oo o'clock Inmorrnw afler iKKiu tho noard of Agrlrulturo an I Forestry will lake up the subject of n campaign against llio Muillturriiueaii fruit lly, ut a meeting to ho held at tho olllces of the hoard op King street. -BULLETIN ADS PAY- a ) L A. Mi,. J ffO - i ' . . J- tUtf.ml' Mil jjf--'. . . -.. 1tl.SJiMik - J. i ifSi . .fm J$ jrfu. : JM1 I rK ittm.' air '., : j&l J,iiM.j.ibi