The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Podmore like Pa
cific Heights so well that they will re-
side there permanently.
Walter G. Smith will speak at the
Methodist church next Sunday even
ing on ''I'he Gambling Problem in Ho-
nolulu.''
There will be a celebration of the
Reformation following the Communion
service at the German Lutheran
church to day.
Until further notice there will be
evening service in the German Luth-
eran church only on the last Sunday
in each month.
The Hawaiian congregation of st.
Andrews will observe Tonga Sunday
at $50 a. m. today by Holy, Com
munion, the offering to go to Bishop
Willis for his Tonga mission
The Epworth League service in the
Methodist church this evening at $50
will be presided over by Miss Sumter
Subject: "The Triumphs of the King
DOM" Young people and others made
welcome.
A steam roller got out of control on
Victoria street and crashed through
d lGIiCC AlASo VIC IA SAAiAoSS ~ -
Wichman before stopping against a
tree The Portuguese driver jumped
off before the crash.
DR.. Moore's wife and two children
were thrown from their automobile
Friday evening near Kawaiahao church.
owing to a wheel flying off. The doctor
was not thrown out on account of
handling the steering gear. No serious
injury resulted.
J. Jaeger, Archie Robertson and P.
Cleghorn go to Pearl Harbor on the
yacht Ship today for a fishing trip
Last Sunday the party caught % big
ones, most of the catch being secured
by Robertson. who fishes almost as
we'll as he plays baseball.
p H Burnette, Secretary Of the Ha-
waiian Rifle Association has forward
ed application to Lieut.. Jones, Secre-
tary of the National Rife Association
of America, with the necessary forms
and a SIS fee to enable the Hawaiian
organization to affiliate with the larger
one.
The National Candy Company of
Buffalo. N. Y, by Thayer & Hemen-
way, attorneys, has brought an as
sumpsit suit against J. 0. Lutted, do
ing business under the name Of Homo
lulu Candy Co, for $64295 as claimed
balance on account of goods sold and
delivered.
Christian church, llakea, near King
street today: C. E. Jr., a. m; c. e.
Senior, $50 D. M; Bible school. 9;45
a. m. Preaching. IL a. M, Parable OF
the talents, and 1880 p. m, Thy Gen
tIeness Hath Made Me Great" You
are cordially invited to any and all
of these services. G.. D. Edwards, pas
tor.
Rev. John [. Hopwood Of Kameha-
meha Schools and Pastor Wadman of
the First NJ E Church exchange pull
pits this morning at IL a. m Mr.. Hop
woods subject will be The Thorn in
the Flesh" Mr.. Wadman occupies his
own pulpit this evening at 1870 Topic
of address, "A Bold Statement" All
are invited.
Judge Dole passed sentence on three
of the Camp Mckinley gold coin coun-
terfeiters yesterday morning. Jackson
received six months at hard labor and
a fine of one dollar, and Hamilton and
HilaDn each eight months and one
dollar The sentence of Cooper, who
made the coinage in plaster of Paris
moulds, was deferred.
The Rathbone Sisters will hold fair
Monday, November 6, from to 10 p.
m. in the K. of P. Hall, corner Of
King and Bishop streets. Come and
bring your friends. There viii be on
sale children's clothing, for boys and
girls; fancy articles suitable for Xmas
gifts, etc Refreshments served. Pro-
ceeds for a good cause.
Joe Everette, the champion bootblack
Of Hawaii and manager of the Wide
Awake Athletic Club, is in need of a
ear load of coal with which to melt the
ice from under the pedal extremities of
The Kalihi baseball nine, which is alleg-
ID to have gone back on it's word in the
matter of a game of baseball to have
been played between the kalihi slug
gers and the Wide Awakes.
A Portuguese wandered into Japa-
nese laborer's camp near the WafiaWa
dam on Friday night and got into a
with some of the occupants
who We're celebrating their Emperor's
birthday The Portuguese is said to
have been attacked and badly cut. He
was brought to Honolulu yesterday in
a hack The most serious cut is said
to have been made in his back.
officers of Oceanic lodge, No. 81,
Jurisdiction Of California, succeeding
the old French Lodge lie Progress de-
Oceanic founded in 1S43, were installed
by Inspector E. I. Spalding, assisted
by c. NJ White as marshal They
are as follows: ". NJ, c. c. Bockus;
5. w, Charles Bon; J. w, NJ. NJ. John
son: Treasurer L. de l. Ward; Sec
retarv F. Waldron; Chaplain H. T.
Moore; Marshal J. R Collins; S. D,
c. u. Bartlett: ]. D. Edgar NJ. Brown;
5. s., r. H. Bemrose; ]. S, c. W. Lee;
Tyler, c. H Thurston. Assistant in
officers We're Bros. G. Roth
" ell. A. Lewis, c. s. Hall, L. NJ. Vetle-
sen, F. J. Hare and F. E. Thompson