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r ns- r r --, J -.5 j ' f" -."' jfT5?p(5nNfir " :v" ' "yj.fwj."-j"r'7 t- gspapTvv EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H, THUR8DAV, MAR. 7, 1912. 11 rfljnaiTiriSJlSBSlrTriljIXflHMWTBSM SBMIIipp .1 rj.W'lllJiy,E1 'HN-iaV IPJ 'L I J' T IT. JBi'.IL11!, IM S1 V v"r "?! iv r W A TO LET. House of three bedroom; (our closets, sitting-room, dining-room, pantry, kitchen, bathroom; gas and electric lights. Freihly painted und thir- oughly repaired; nunnulto - proof, Largo chicken yard. On two car linen und three tnlnuten' walk, (mm third line. V. I.. Baton, Bulletin of' rice, Key at corner grocery, King and MrCully Sts. BUO-tf No. 1115 l.unulllo St. Hlx rooms; mod. ern; cool, ltent 115. Apply at 1327 ' I'ennacola St. . 6133-tf Newly-furnished cottage In Knlmukl to rent. Mosqulto-proof. Apply 227 Vineyard St. 6175-Iw The property known aa th Wilder building, corner of Fort and Quean atraeta. Dlmenalona 41x41. Th build ing will be remodeled to ault tenant. Apply to C Brewer ft Co., Ltd. FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT. No. 7S Ueretanla 81 Klectxlo light and running water In aach room. Price reasonable. J. H. Towneend, proprietor. 4l7-tf Clean furnished rooms; 50a a night, 12 a week. 1281 Fort St. 516t-lm Good rooma; central and reasonable. lilt" Kintria' 8t, 617-5t ROOM AriD BOARD. Furnished room and board In private home, walking distance from poat oftlce. Addresa 'ill. II.", Bulletin of- flc. I03i-t( TUB AHOONAUT Hooma 112: with board, 155. 627 Ueretanla St.; Phone 1308. lira. J, A. Doyle, proprietor. Ghudy Nook Furnished cottage with board. Mosquito proof. 104 Bere tnnla St. 6174-tf Furnished rooma, with board, at Hut tace cottage, WklkL Qentlamen only. - 5056-tf Large airy room (or couple, with board, In private family. 1142 King St. M35-tf Nicely -furnished rooma with board. Apply 13CS King St.; Phone 29. """"""a" aaaaaaaaajajaa EMPLOYMENT,. OFFICE. International help of all kinds. Nft tlonnlll(w at) your choice. Phone 21113. 'C. II. Young, Itoom 303.Judd' Bldg. E178-lm Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Filipino help. 1039 Bethel St.; Tel. 3871. Contracting done. 6160-lm Japunesa cook, waller, yard boy. Mat siimoto, 900 Alakea St., near King. Phone 1758. 1070-tf Jupanese Employment Ottlce Ito, Uer etanla St., nr. Punchbowl. Phone S868. ttll-tf Y. Nakanlshl, 34 Beretanla St, near Nuuanu. Phone 38. 610-lm ANNOUNCEMENTS. PROST SALOON Fine wines and llo. uora. Call and see us. K. Saaakl, prop. Beretanla and Maunakea Sts. 4l8-3m Flowers, Lets to order at Julia Kala klela, Pauahl and Nuuanu; Tel. 1111. "bl4-m LIVERY STABLE. Unit-class livery turnouts at reason 'able ratea. Territory Livery Stable, 348 King; phone 2611. FURNITURE. Any kind second-hand furniture bought und Bold. Mattresses made to order. II. Buzukl, cor. Vineyard and Emma Bin. E162-lm CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. George Yamada, general contractor. Estlmatea furnished. tOI McCandl Bldg.; Phone 1117. ELECTRICAL ENQINEERINQ. I'acltlo Electrlo Co. Motor and dynamo repairing a specialty. Motors and generators of all capacity for sale 134 H. Beretanla St.; Tel. 3131. J. fcVROCHA TAILOR FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Is now locatsd on Hotel 8trt, next to Y. M. C. A. Building. Thayer Piano Co. STEINWAY AND OTHER PIANOS 164 Hotel Street Phone 2313 TUN1NQ GUARANTEED B n 1 1 e 1 1 n Want Ada will Und IL NTS .WANTED. "V lead, other (olio," In th manu facture o( carbonated bavrra;. Ona prlc to all. Free, delivery. Phone 1022. Honolulu Bod Water Co. Ltd., 11A North Ueretanla 8t. Cha. E. Fraaher, manager. 411-tf Hull way Mall Clerk l0 month. Ho nolulu examination May 4. Prepar ation (ree. Franklin Institute, Dept. 435M, llochenter, N.Y. 6161-lm Experienced salesman to handle a good Belling line on the road. Ilox 1234, nulletln ortlce. 6174-tf To rent gentle hors and buggy (or extended period.. Address "W. V. E.' Bulletin. 6151-tf Competent engineer for mill work. Ap ply F. A. Schaefer. Ltd. 5178-lw "SITUATION WANTED Experienced fruit man wants to rep resent reliable produce commission house In San Francisco. .Small weekly salary. Attractive proposi tion. Worth Investigating. Addresa E. Vlnce,412 Davis St. MCft-lm LOST. Key ring with three keys, between Unl verslty Club and Moana Hotel. Ad dress "II. V.", care Bulletin. 6163-tf FOR SALE. Two Snaps 12250: Bungalow contain ing seven rooms and bath, on Oullck Ave, mar Kmg. Can be bought on easy terms. 1750: Large lot on Ka- lakaua Ave.? near King St. Oliver . Lansing, 80 Merchant St.; Phone 263. 5177-3t The Tranao envelopea, tlme-aavlng Invention. No addressing necessary In sending out bills or'Wslpts. Bui latin, Publishing Co., sole agenta for patentee. ' tf Nw-B-room bilngalow, Kallhl;' lot t(Mx21l; 12000;' easy term. A. IL 'Dondero, 83 Merchant St.; Phone 2563. 4153-tf Cheap Twin-cylinder Indian In run ning order. 725 Alakea St., or Box 241. ' 6178-lw Royal Navy bicycles. Something new. Nickel rims, free wheel,. double brake. 840. Walker's nice Mill, Kawalahao St. 1- 5155-tf Bargmlna in real eatat, on aea-shora. plains and hills. "Pratt,"" 1M aHaa- gsnwald Bldg.) TIephoo 1101. One share dividend-bearing Hidalgo rubber stock. Address Slwel, Bulle tin. SUGltf Inter-Island and Oahu Railroad ahlp ping books, at Bulletin offloa, tf BUY AND SELL. Diamonds, watchea and Jewelry bought, sold and exchanged. J, Carlo, Fort St. PHYSICIAN. Dr. Maclennan bus returned und re sumed practise. 74 King St., opp. Advertiser Office. 10 to 12, 2 to 4, and ( io 7. ElCS-lm Dr. S. Ochliil Strictly private. Beretantn Ave.; Phone 3932. 5175-tf 34 8. AUTOS. 'or hire, seven-seated Paokard. Phone 1511. Young Hotel Stand; Charles Reynold. 4640-tf Dalton's Adding Machine Latest Model A. B. A R L E I Q H 4 CO., Ltd. Hotel Street, Near Fort THB Crossroads Bookshop, Limited Successor to Brawn A Lyon Co, Ltd. ALEXANDER YOUNQ SUILDINO "Everything In Books" For GENERAL OFFICE STATION RY and FILING SYSTEMS, call er write to us and w will fill your want. Office Supply Co., Ltd., 31 FORT STREET . Victor Records For January BERQ8TROM Odd Fillows' Block MUSIC CO. Fart 8trt 1 Others mujr circulate puprrs but the Bulletin Is admitted to have the largest circulation. OPEN A CHARQE ACCOUNT wy .iJB Ai f IhiEl 1 asmm v m m m ' Our Silverware Patterns AnE THE LATEST CHKA TIONS AT PIUCES WITHIN" nEACH OF ANYONE DESIR OUS OF THE BEST. J.A.R.Vieira&Co. JEWELERS 113 HOTEL ST. Special Sale BUY NOW 10 TO BOX REDUCTION Weedon's Emporium. YOUNQ BUILDING Main Entrancei Near Hotel Street And Weedon's Bazaar 110 FORT 8TREET Mrs. M. Ferreira DRES8MAKER 1141 FORT ST, NEAR CONVENT Formerly with Miss Woodard ZEAVE Jutt received by the 8. 8. Wilhel mina, the latsst In LINEN and LIN GERIE QOWN81 also WHITE TAIL OR 8UIT8. 66-67-68 YOUNQ HOTEL OUR SPECIALTIES OKOLEHAO HAWAIIAN LIQUOR AMERICAN and 8COTCH WHI8KIES CALIFORNIA WINES RED, WHITE and 8PARKLINO LARGE and 8MALL BOTTLES Special Attention Paid to Family Trade ROSA & CO., Corner Queen and Alakea Streets Phone 3181 TRY THE NEW HONOLULU BREW PrimoPale A HOME BEER Rainier Beer FOR SALE AT ALL BABS Telephone Sill You'll Und lows here. they're nil good ft!. "It's the Fashion" Hotel nr. Fort D. II. Bails, Prop. " Man wants but little here below," Now, don't that make you mad? But if you should want more, why use A BULLETIN classified ad. .THE KEYSTONEj TO HEALTH IS HOSTETTER'Sj STOMACH BITTERS You can strengthen the system, keep the bowels open, prevent Malaria, Fever and Ague by taking the Bitters. For Bale by Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd., Chamber Drug Co, Ltd, Ililo Drug Co. and at nil wholesale liquor dealers. WAR WHILE PAVING Wfif vw NO SECURITY J. CARLO, 1117 FORT STREET Varieties Of- Bread Baked Daily You ean have your order changed dally and be supplied with any of these varieties from - a w-.. Love's Bakery PHONE 1441 1134 NUUANU ST. Vienna Bakery has the best Homc-Made Bread, German Pretzels and Coffee Cake. Be sure and ring up 2124. 11S FORT STBXST GUNTHER'S Celebrated Chicago CANDIES PALM CAFE, Hotel Street, Near Fort Drink May's Old Kona Coffee But In th Marks HENRY MAY CO. Phona 1271 G. Washington Coffee AT YOUR GROCERS N. B. Lansing, Distributor Suniilr addresses to the Bulletin ftfllco und tlnlilj- puiri'H of Industrial Information about lluwull will bo mulled to )our friends for tweulr-flre centH. 0BSMt. mmw, msL HALT CALLED ON FREE SUGAR t Associated Pres CaWe.l WASHINGTON, D. C, March C The war on the Democratic angar tar iff hill. Introduced by Hoprescntotlve Underwood of Alabama, has JtHt start ed apparently. Today tlio House of Itopresentalives adopted the minority report on tho bill, and sent (he incis ure bark to the Ways and Means Committee to bo refrained and In tome respects completely changed. In the teport adopted by the houxo scrlotiB' charges ore made, One Is to the effect that the measure was t tin outcome of a seirel compact between tho Democratic party leaders andi the Sugar Trust. It Is asserted by the report that tho measure as originally framed would have destroyed all hopo of competition In tho angar markets of the United Slates, and would have thrown the entire Industry Into the bands of tho trust without any chance for the Independents to retal iate. It would hove torved to crento an Iron-bound monopoly In tho coun try which could not have been broken, sayB tho report. In speaking nf'thc uotlon of the bill UKn the beet RiiRar Industry, tiie mi nority report declares that It would have driven the beet-producers out of business entirely and would havo kill ed thnt part of tho sugar Industry ef fectively. ORDERS UP NEW REVOLUTION. CHIHUAHUA, Mex., March C. General Orozco today Issued orders to prepare for a fresh campaign against the City of Mexico. According to tho Instructions given to tho different commanders the march against Ma ilero's capital will begin Sunday, and nil forces the rebels cat! muster will bo called Into the field. It Is certain that more than fifty thousand men will bo mustered here between now and tho time set for the fctart and that possibly all of that number wilt set out with tho column when the time comes. There will also bo Infantry and artillery, although tho rebels here are but poorly supplied with cannon. Ambaaudor Urge Neutrality. WASIIINOTON. D. C, March C. The Mexican Ambassador today spent several hours In close consultation with President Taft, and Is said to !mo been going over the entire sit nation with the President. Whllo lit tie or nothing definite regarding the conference could be obtained It Is be lieved that tho representative of tho Mexican government here told Mr. Taft that ho has reason to bellevo the present crisis will pass and that the conditions In his country will soon return to the normal. Ho Is known to havo assured the President that Maderu Intends to make some changes In his cabinet demanded by the disaffected. Tho Ambassador urges a stricter neutrality, WOULD CAU8E INDIAN UPRISING. GUAY.MA8, Mex., March, 6. One of the peace commissioners sent by the Federal government In an effort to avert tho rising In various parts of tho State of Souora, reached here to day despairing of accomplishing his mission. He stated that the dentin cos are urging the savage Yaquls to riso agalmt Madero, and are offering the Indians lands and money If they will sweep dowp Into the valleys and murder the settlers, American and Mexican. It Is more than probable, says tho commissioner, that trouble will be had with the Yaquls, who are famous lighters and extremely blood thirsty. TAFT GIVEN POWER TO RE8TORE CITIZENSHIP. WASHINGTON, D. C, March C The Home of ItepreBontntlveR today granted President Taft the power to restore military and naval deserters to the citizenship now taken from them. The power extends only to cases whore the desertion, Jakes place in times or peace. VANDERBILT CHOSEN. NEW YORK, N. Y., March (1. Wil liam K. Vanderblft, Jr., was elected vice president 01 tno new iotk uen tral lines at a meeting, of the board of directors this afternoon, OH HOW I ITCHED What lonit nerve-racking days ot constant torture whut sleepless nights of terrible UKony Itch itch Itch, Conttsnt Itch, until It seemed that I mukt tear off my vry tkln then ,, Instant rllf my skin cooled, sooth ed and healedl The very first drops of D.P.D. stopped that awful Itch In stantly, yes, tho very moment D.D.D. touched my sklr. the torture ceased. D.Dp. hus been known for years as the only absolutely reliable Kczcnm cure. Just a mild, soothing, pleasant wash made, of Oil of "Wlntergreen, Thymol and other Ingredients, but the Instunt relief D.D.D. gives to all kinds of skin troubles seems like a miracle, and when used with D D.D. Hoap keeps tnt- skin In perfect condition. If you-liayo any kind of skin troublo Kcxi'ina, Psoriasis, Salt lllieuin, ho mutter what It Is yes, even pimples Investigate the wonderful I) D.D. Pre scription. We know what D.D.D. has done we vouch for It. D.D.D. never fulls to do exactly as Is claimed. Cull ut our store und get a bottle. It will relieve ull skin trouble ut once. ' Ueimon, Hmlth & Co, Ltd. B a 1 1 e 1 1 a Want iitWnalttV NERVOUS DESPONDENT WOMEN Find Relief in Lydia E. Pink- ham's Vegetable Compound Their Own Statements So Tettify. Plates, Pa. -"When I wrote to you Brit I was troubled with female weak- nets and backache, and was so nervous that 1 would cry at the least noise, it would startle me so. I began to take Ly dia E. Plnkham' remedies, and I don't have any more cry ing spells. I sleep sound and my ner vousness is better. I will recommend your medicine to all suffering women." -Mr. Mary Halstbad, Platea, Pa., Box 98. Here li the report of another genuine case, which (till further how that Ly dia E. Plnkham' Vegetable Compound may be relied upon. Walcott, N. Dakota.-" I had inflam mation which caused pain in my side, and my back ached all the time. I was so blue that I felt like crying If any ona even spoke to me. I took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and I began to gain right away. I continued its use and now I am a well woman." Mrs. Amelia Dahl, Walcott, N. Dakota. If yon want special adrlce write to Ljdla E. Plnkham Medicine Co. (couB drntlal) Ljnn, Mass. Vour letter will be opened, read and answered by a woman aud held In strict conlldence. MANY THINGS BEFORE BOARD The Harbor Commission had many things placed before It during the regular meeting yesterday afternoon but action was deferred on most of them. A letter from the Governor In formed the Hoard thnt unless thoro was no other way to raise the money he was agalnat tho Belling of city lots to provide the funds for waterfront Improvements. There aro only a few lots left, continued the letter, and these are wanted for (loverument pur poses. The 0110 difficulty In connec tion with the plan prtMiosed by Com mlssioner James Wukelleld, suggests the Governor, Is whether all the prop erty should be purchased or only Just enough for tho wharves nnd (racks. Keferrlng to what Is known as .the united States Military UU" the Gov. ernnr stated that he hud tried mica before to get tho Federal authorities to turn this over to the Territory again but had been unsuccessful. If tho Commission supplies him with tho necossary plans ho will take the mat ter up again, however. Tho Commissioners awarded tho contract for the building of the Na poopoo wharf to James D. Lewis, tho price being 19115. This Is the lowest bid out of five nnd Is $3000 below the highest. Lewis Is n lllln contractor and the details of his bid' aro as fol lows: $7015 fur the wharf, $200 for the shed, and $100 for the derrick, Na pnopoo Is a landing on the west roast of Hawaii, on one Bldo of Kealnkekut Bay, where Captain Cook was killed . Chairman Campbolllald before tho Commission the plans for the new Mnuua Ixm wharf, showing tho Queen street and waterfront elova tlons, the method of bracing tho roof and tho general plan for tho floor space. A call for bld Is to bo made shortly and tho work will be rushed ahead. Nothing has been net tled yet as to what pavement is to go on the wharf, but it Is thought that bltullthlc may bo given a trial. Itoom Is to be saved at he liwa Olid fur a giant molasses tank, The molasses wfll bo brought from tho Oahu plan tation in tank cam and then taken from the big tank direct to tho Bhlps. l.inuo residents petitioned the Com mission for a larger wharf at Nawlll will as the present one Is too small for tho needs of tho place. As soon as the work now in hand for the Wai moa wharf on tho other sblo of tho Island has been completed, tho matter will be taken up. A report was made that Dr. J, 11. Ituymoud, who baa large Interests In the Ulitpalakua slopes on llaleukaln, had torn down tho old warehouso ut Miikcnu landing, Maul, and tho Com mission is to bco what can be done In tho matter. Cumpbell explained that there was some complication over thu matter of prlvute ownership ami that he would bco what he could do in tho mutter, DIED. M'KBAOUK At Aleu, Oahu, Match ,D, 1912, Mary Ann, beloved wlfo of It. A. McKeague, uflor a short ill ness. The funeral will t.iko place at X o'clock this afternoon from thn un dertaking parlors of II, II, Williams, I'ort street. Friends are lnlted tu uttend. Interment -will 1)0 In Nuuauil cemetery. if,-K ,., . , Hi jgML 1 tiABH, 'MARTIN we wiu-r I- ..... I . VJMCV Yon can't git along with th' bt wo man that evtr livtd after th' burtsu drawers twsll, I don't belUv thatavtn biin' photoed In a golf suit will prtvsnt Gov'nor Wilton from glttin' th' presi dential nomination. C. Q. Yee Hop & Co. MEAT MARKET AND IMPORTERS Tlphon No. Ml Clothing and Shoes Yee Chan & Co. Both! and King 8trt Kam Chong Co.1 OENT8' FURNISHING QOODS Fort and Berstsnla 1 FINE LINE OF DBT O00DB ' WAH Y1NG CHONG CO., - - Sine Street, Iw Fishmuktt Wing Chong Co. KINO ST, NKAK BETHEL Bralrra In Furniture, Mattresses, etc, etr. All kinds of KUA and MIS. SION r'UltNITUHK made to orjtr. IMI'OIITEKS Of OMENTAL GOODS Wing WoTai & Co. Ill Naaana, arar Kli SittU I'hone 1020. FINEST FIT And Cloth ot Al Qiallty Caa B Purchased from SANG CHAN McCAN BLESS BLDG., 1'. 0. Box Ml. Telephone 1711 . ' szsmm Y.TAKAKUWA. COMMISSION MERCHANT Japan Provision and Otnsral Merchandise NUUANU ST, NEAR KINO ST. 9 Crepe Goo'ds COTTOX CBEl'E SIIIBTH, KIM030S AMD PAJAMAS " H.MIYAKZ, 1218 FOUT ST., ABOVE BEUETAJfU IT'8 ONLY IN THE REGAL SHOES THAT YOU CAN GET QUARTER 8IZE8 Regal Shoe Store, King and Bsthsl I'hone lliH BAXZAI SHOE STOBE SHOES .- Berelanlu Street, Near Naaaa HONOLULU, B. T. Telephone 1003. MEN'S 8HIRTS AND COLLARS LAUNDERED BY HAND French Laundry A. Abadl, Prop. -. 777 KINO 8TREET PHONE 11 Miglo.Opaqu Mlrrotoop Transparan cles, Toatcards er Photos. Hawal South Saas Curie Co, 'J, ? j& v .:: v. . -li ' -iW tflJsjl uft 'I -. -'iuu8ij viwtf ::-