The Hawaiian Star from Honolulu, Hawaii • Page 8

ft- Help along a good cause and got your Curios and the Ilko from us. All goods are made by native women who gets the proceeds nfter deducting a smal lpercentago to help pay oxpenses ot maintaining tho WOMAN'S EXCHANGE. Hotel Street near Union. "IT IS SAID" That an ounce preventative is worth a pound of cure, but PACHECO'S DANDRUFF KILLER. will both cure the worst case of dand ruff and prevent tho hair from falling off.

It will keen your scalp in a health ful condition. Sold by all druggists, and at" PachecD's Barber Shop, Fort Street. PHONE MAIN 232. James T. Taylor, M.

Am. Soc. C. E. CONSULTING HYDRAULIC ENGINEER.

Honolulu, T. H. NEW LINE OF 'Handcraft' Furniture, Artistic and Simple in Design. We would be Pleased to show It to you. Hopp Go.

1S5 rang Street. HART-SCHAFFNER MARX make the best clothing for men. Try on a suit at SILVA'S TOGGERY. King near Fort Street. Tnck's Postals Every genuine Fuck' 'Postcard rs tMTradtflark 1 TblEASELfcPAtETTE.

Exquisite Souvenir Postals In Series, Loulu, Bamboo and Lauhafa Hats, Brasses, Pottery, Tapa Cloths. HAWAII SOUTH SEAS CURIO CO, Alexander Young Building. i cu kwock bo, lid CHINESE NEWSPAPER PUBLISHING AND JOB PRINTING. No. 49 Cor.

ot Smith and Hotel Sts, H. AKAGI SHIRTMAKBR. Shirts made with materia! furnish1 11.00, J1.60 ,2.00, J2.50. When cu furnishes material 60c and 75c. Ewa etde Nuuanu St.

near Boretanla Ellis Bros. Glee Glub William Bills, Manager, Music for Entertainments, Dnncos, Dlnnoru, Socials, Etc Leave orders) with John I'stsreon, Wall NIqIioIh Mualo Department. Plug Job PrlntlBft tr OilUe. WW 5W NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Scotty's l'ago Land Sale Pago 6 Sachs Dry Goods Co Page 8 H.

Hackfeld Co l'nge 3 Hawaii South Seas Curio Co. Hnwnll Plinto Art Co Page i NEWS IN A NUTSHELL I'ntnirruiilis That Hive Comlckiod ol the Day. THE WEATHER. Local Office, U. S.

Weather Bureau, Young Building. Honolulu, T. August 10, 100V. Temperatures, a. 8 a.

a. and morning minimum: 70: SO: SO: 80; 73. 10 Barometer reading: absolute humidity (grains per cuulc foot); relative humidity, and dew point: At 8 a. 30.01; S.201; 74; 70. Wind: Velocity and direction at a.

a. 10 a. and noon: 17, 22, 20, E.S12, NE. Rainfall during 21 iitfSrs ending a. .17 Inch.

Total wind movement during 24 hours ended at noon, 248 miles. WM. C. STOCKMAN, Section Director. SUGAR: Aug 7, 3.9375 cents a pound or $78.75 per ton; last previous quota tion Aug.

5, 3.03 per pound or per ton. LONDON BEETS: August 8, 0 shill ings 9 ponce; last previous quotation, August 7, 9 shillings, 8 1-4 pence. Low prices at New England Bakery. Royal Hawaiian Hotel bar keeps open Sunday. Don't miss Sachs' two big sales begin on Monday.

See page 8. The Land Office advertises a sale of general leases of agricultural land. J. J. Forlstall is in town represent ing a large mainland brush concern.

Carriage and automobile painting and repairs at Schuman Carriage Co. Miss Gussie Clark will leave on the Alameda next Wednesday for an extended trip to the Coast. C. Sorenson, for the last six months in charge of the Sailors' Union here, goes to the Coast in the Alameda. A chance for tho Boys and Girls to make money.

We will pay 10c per lb. for small Red, Ripe Chile Peppers, any quantity. New England Bakery. R. W.

Robinson arrived in the Alameda to take charge of the work of getting out the 190S city and island directory. There will be services at the Christian Church tomorrow at 11 o'clock, and in the evening at 7 o'clock. All are cordially invited. Scotty Meston, proprietor of the Royal Annex, delights in supplying his customers with something out of the ordinary in the matter of food and drink. G.

Miller arrived from the Coast in the S. S. Alameda to Investigate the wine-grape producing opportunities In these islands, representing a Swiss colony. A decree of divorce was granted this morning to William McDermont from Dinah McDermont, on grounds of adultery. The decree was entered by Judge De Bolt.

Tuck's exquisitei, serial post cards. Brasses, tapas, mats, baskets and fans. Hawaii South Seas Curio Alexander Young Building. All sizes Hawaiian dolls. The Hawaii Photo Art Co.

opens for business Monday morning. A cor dial invitation is extended to the pub lic to call and inspect the handsome new store and up-to-date stock. Fort street below King. The Board of -License Commission ers met yesterday afternoon for the hearing of an application for a liquor license by a Chinaman, at Walpahu No action was taken, and no other business was transacted. In the matter of the sale of real es tate belonging to the estate of James McCready, Judge De Bolt today con firmed the sale of the property to H.

H. Williams for and approved the report of the administrator. A decree of divorce was this morn lng granted by Judge De Bolt to Bertha Johanna Richards from Frederick James Richards on tho grounds of fail ure to provide. She was also granted custody of the two minor children" Judge De Bolt this morning confirm' ed the sale of real estate In.the mat ter of the estate of Hugh McMillan, deceased, and approved the adminis trator's report. The property In ques tion was sold last Saturday to W.

T. Wayson for The Ellis Bros. Glee Club have a new Hawaiian song, "Ulna Loko," arranged by Kalanl Peters of the club. William S. Ellis sings It with groat suc cess, and It is tho latest song out.

He has composed another ono for Mrs. Alice Longworth. Tho music Is very pretty. Your cook can always dopond nbso $2500 will buy a fine homo, Vtaey term. Irenttrustco SAW A COMET FROM TUEALAMEDA CAPTAIN LIDDY TELLS OF A HEAVENLY VISITOR WHICH WAS MOVING FAST.

Captain Joseph T. Llddy, who arriv ed here yesterday in the S. S. Alameda to represent tho International Sea men's Union of America, vice C. Sor- eiiBon, who goes to San Diego, reports observing a comet of unusual magnitude while en route from the Coast.

At 4:15 a. m. on Tuesday, August 0, he saw the strange phnomonon in tne constellation of Orian and immediate ly made an observation to determine the altitude which he found to be 33 degrees, 24 minutes and 20 seconds. bearing cast by north, three-quarters north. On the following morning, at 2:30 o'clock, he again sighted tho comet and it had shifted to such an extent as to Indicate tremendous velocity.

Through the glasses the comet pre- sntod a beautiful spectacle. Tho comet was visible at 3:30 on the morning of yesterday and had changed position at the rate of 2 degrees, 14 minutes per day. CENTRAL UNION CHURCH. Rev. Edward B.

Turner will preach both morning and evening. 11 a. m. "The Success of True Failure." Mr. Arthur Wall will sing a solo "If With All Your Heart" from Elijah by Mendelssohn.

7:30 p. m. subject "Glimpses of Bible Lands." Mrs. Haro will sing a solo "A Dream of Paradise" by Gray. Mr.

Turner has recently returned from a trip to the Bible lands. His address will be most helpful and Instructive. Let all who can avail themselves of this opportunity of hearing him. Christian Endeavor meeting. Leader Mr.

L. A. Dickey. 9:45 a. m.

Bible school. To all of these services the public is most cordially invited. METHODIST CHURCH. Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.; public worship, 11 a.m. Mr.

Paul Super, Secretary of the Y. M. C. will preach, his subject being: "The Quality of tne Man." Miss Hall will sing, "What Are These That Are Arrayed." by Brown. Epworth League, p.m.; public worship, 7:30 p.

under the auspices of the Epworth Mr. Poter Tosh presiding. Prof. Law will give the address, "Civil and International Peace." Miss Hall will sing for offertory. "Just For Today," by Abbott.

The public is cordially invted to tTTe'se services. EB IS DOINGgUITE WELL HIGH SHERIFF HENRY SAS THAT OLIVEIRA IS STANDING JAIL LIFE NOBLY. In speaking of the prisoner Ollveira for whom a petition from his family was received by the governor yester day, asking that he be released or at least relieved of the wont he Is compelled to do on grounds that his health is being wrecked, High Sheriff Henry stated this morning that Ollvelra's health is apparently in first class condition, and that he does not see that a claim to the contrary could be sup ported. Ollveira has been in the prison for about nine montns, on a fifteen year sentence for man-slaughter. He was sentenced by Judge Parsons of Hllo for cutting another Porto RIcan with a knife while in a drunken fight at a 'dance, from which injuries his opponent died some time afterwards.

Hlgn Sheriff states that the prisoner has been very well behaved since his Incarceration, and appears to be a AUTOS WILL RACE The Automobile Endurance Run for the cup given by the von Hamm Young Co. will be run tomorrow rain or shine. This matter was decided on yesterday lutely upon the uniformity of quality ot Golden Gate Flour. This is a big consideration in judging your baking. uuiuen uaie iiour is in every way the best In the market.

Your grocer soils it. H. Hackfeld dls trlbutors. ine Henry Waterhouse Trust through its attorney A. G.

M. Robert son, yesterday filed a motion for arrest of judgmont In tho caso of C. S. Hollo- way, Superintendent ot Public Works, against 13. v.

Richardson, ot nl. Tho trust company, ns administrator ofj oatato of tho lato W. II. Cornwoll, ono of tho dofondanta to tho suit, take ox captions to tho Judgment given by tho Olroult Court, on tho grounds that they aro Improperly joined ns co-do- fiiuliuila. The ease was suit on the bond of KlolinnUon, a defaulting olorl; or tne water worlm Dejiartmoiu.

by tho Commlttoe. promptly at eight Capitol grounds. A good many owners of automobiles are not willing to enter tho Enduranco run tomorrow on account of tho mud dy roads. One of the committee stat- td this was not a fair weather pleasure run, but that It was an endurance run In all senses of the word. If the run should bo postponed simply on ac count of the weather, it would not bo an enduranco run at all.

A member of the club went around the island yesterday morning and said that the roads were not so bad as many people think they are. DAILY STOCK REPORT Between Boards Sales: 11 C. Brewer J200.00. Notice The annual meeting of the Exchange will be hel dat 11 a. m.

Mon day, August 12, 1907. Dividends August 10, 1907: WalluKu 1 per ecnt; Paauhau 15 cents share. Quotations. Bid. Asked.

Ewa 24.S75 25.125 Hawaiian Agri 177. bO Hawaiian Com SO. 00 82.00 Hawaiian Sugar 32.00 33.00 Honomu Sugar Co 130.00 150.00 Honokaa 10.25 HalfLu 170.00 Kahuku 2G.00 Klhel 7.00 Koloa 100.00 McBryde 4.00 4.2b Oahu Sugar Co 24:00 Onomea 37. b0 Ookala 9.00 Olaa Sugar Co 3.50 3.G25 Olowalu 100.00 Paauhau 15.25 Pacific 110.00 Paia 160. 0U Pepeekeo 150.

Ot) Pioneer 129.00 Waialua Agri 70.00 72.50 Waimanalo 165.00' Waimea 65.00 Inter Island 126.50 130.00 Hon. It. T. Co. com.

50.00 57.50 Nahiku Rub. Co 100.00 Oahu R. Co 98.50 ,.99. bO Hon. B.

M. Co 2b.50 Fire Claims 4s 100.00 Haw. Ter. 4s 100.00 Haw. Ter.

4 l-4s 100.00 Ir. Haw. Ter. 4 l-2s 100.00 Haw. Ter.

3 l-2s 100.00 Haw. Govt. 5s 100.00 Cal. Ref. t6o.

6s 102.50 Haiku 6s 100.00 Hamakua Ditch 99.75 i 101.00 Hon. It. T. Co. 6s 10G.50 O.

R. L. Co. 6s 100.00 Olaa Sugar 6s 85.00 Waialua Agri 6s 99.0(1 McBryde 6s 97.00 9S.O0 THE BASEBALL (Continued from Page 1.) first but Plunkett gets home. Lemon out, short to first; Reuter leaches home on Davis" error; Miller taltes base on balls; Miller gathers at second; Jones is safe on second by wild throw of pitcher, and Miller arrives home; Jones makes home on wild throw; Fernandez wild throws to first and Vannatta is safe; Lota out, pitcher to first.

Score: D. Kams, 6. THIRD INNING. Soper out, second to first; Clark error; Is on reaches first on Plunkett's Crook strikes out and Clarli second; Olmos is thrown out at the plate by Jones, Clark scoring. Kuhlna Is out, catcher to first; Plunkett out, short to first; Reuter out, pitcher to first.

Score: D. Kams, G. FOURTH INNING. Fernandez strikes out. Davis strikes out.

Chillingworth dies, short to first. Kamaioplli gets base on balls; Lemon safe hits to center and Kamaioplli is on second; Miller safe hits to center, bases Jcmes strikes out; Ka-maiopill home on Davis' error and Vannatta is safe on first; bases full; Lemon is out at home, pitcher to catcher; Kuhlna at first; Vannatta overruns third. Score: D. Kams, 8. FIFTH INNING.

Leslie strikes out. Williams follows suit; Soper out, second to first. Plunkett out, second to first; Reuter out, pitcher to first; Leslie making a dandy one-handed high catch; Kamal-j oplli strikes out. Score: D. Kams, 8.

He Left His fortune To Lawyers He planned it all out; his wife was to havo all his property until his children becamo of ago; then It was to bo divided equitably among thorn all, but Instead ot putting his last will' on pa per, ho put It off, got ldllod, and tho lawyoi-8 got tho ostato. If ho had gone to tho Honry Water- homo Trust Company, ho could havo lmd his will drawn without cost, his affairs would liayo boon takcm over by tliem, and Ills yj ami little Dim would lmve basil protected In their riylita. James JF. Morgan, AUCTIONEER AND BROKER. 847-857 Kaahumanu St.

Tel. Main 72. 4 SIXTH INNING. Clark is caught out by Jones on a foul fly; Crook is out, Plunkett to first'; Olmos strikes out. Lemon strikes out; Miller out on fly to short; Jones Is safe on first, Crook throwing in wild from right; Vannatta reaches first on Fernandez error; Jones reaches third and Vannatta is on second; Lota takes his base on balls; three men on bases and two outs; Kuhlna gets base on balls and Jones gets in; Plunkett files to Wif- liams.

Score: D. Kams, .9. SEVENTH INNING. Fernandez safe hits to left; he steals second; he goes to third; Davis foul flies to first and Fernandez comes home on the play. Chillingworth out, third to first; Leslie is out at first.

Reuter out, second to first; Kamaio plli strikes out; Lemon out to short, Fernandez making a beautiful running catch. Score: D. Kams, 9. EIGHTH INNING. Williams out, pitcher to first; Soper strikes out; Clark out, third to first.

Miller safe hits to left; he reaches second; Jones strikes out; Miller steals third; Vannatta walks to first, he steals second; Lota makes a home run and brings in two men; Kuhlna out, short to first; Plunkett mattes two bases on Soper's error at first; PJunkett is put out at third, trying to steal. Score: D. Kams, 12. NINTH INNING. Crook files to Lemon; -Olmos at first on Kamaiopills error; Fernandez takes base on another error by Kamaioplli; Olmos on second; Davis makes home run, hitting over center, and brings in two men; Chillingworth out, short to first; Leslie walks; he steals second; Williams out at first.

Score: D. Kams, 12. POLO POSTPONED Owing to the condition of the polo grounds the game between Oahu and Maui has been postponed. It will take place on Monday If the weather permits. A CHERRY-COLOItpD CAT.

Oyster Bay villagers aro of the Impression that anything out of the or dinary in animal life is of exceeding Interest to their Illustrious neighbor, and never miss an opportunity to koop him Informed of what Is going on in this line. Not long elnco, a farmer camo all tho way from IUverhead with a cat, which ho wanted to give tho Prosldont, "Wfiat Ja thoro unusual about that?" askod Doo Summors, suspiciously. "Waal, you boo, it's cherry-colored, replied tho farmer. "It's as black as tho aco of epadoa," said Poo, "Waal, Jinvon't you ever wsn lilnol tlie farmer giiimwJ, amj ins ilrlnlut were on Doe. BEGINNING MONDAY AUG.

12th. Sale i India Linqns, Lawns, Batistes, Dimities, Swisses, Mulls, Madras, Piques, Organdies at Quick Selling Prices A. Record Sale OF Ladies' White Washable Skirts FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. Regular Values On Sale at Sachs Dry Goods Go. THE STORE THAT KBF.PS THE PRICES DOWN.

California Limited Chicago in 3 Days LEAVES EVERY DAT At 9:20 a. m. Wltl Diners Sleepers. Passenger agent, W. ONLY ONE WEEK SDPJSOIAIv SAJLVJB! FOR BOYS': DOUBLE BREASTED SUITS, WOOLEN KNEE PANTS, COTTON KNEE PANTS, SHIRTS, SOCKS, SHOES, HATS, Etc.

YOT LOY CO. King near: Nuuanu. HONOLULU, T. H. Fresh GUNTHERS' Chocolates We get them direct from the Chicago factory in hermetically sealed tin-lined cases and we open only one box at a time as we sell them.

Thus we can guarantee them to be fresh as the day they were made. Try a box, y2, 2 "and 3 lb. Boxes. THE IPiLUXZE CAFE "The Home otf Good Things" Phone Main 311. 116 Hotel St.

LEW TIE GIVE LIGHT This is true literally as well as practically. Our Lamp Department is the best equipped department in the city barring none. LANTERNS: Every style and finish in standard makes can be found here with prices just right. LAMPS': Piano, Banquet, Table, Sewing, Bedroom, Kitchen, Bracket, Night, Hall and Hanging in the newest and best finishes. PORTABLES In Electric, Gas and Oil gathered from the Domes-tic and European Markets, therefore the best.

FIXTURES Candelabras, Candlesticks and Candles for the Dinner Table. Rods, Hooks, Extensions, Burners, Wicks, Chimneys, Shades and other sundries for all Standard Lamps made. COME IN AND BE SHOWN THE WAY. W. W.

Dimond L4d 5357 King IB i Goads 1.25 2.00 2.50 3.50 4.25 go 1.25 1.75 2.50 3.25 TO G. Irwin Office Street, Honolulu.