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SHERIFF MUST SPEND
LESS MONEY
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board that he had staked out the APP
proaches to the new bridge over the
north fork of the Kaukonahua gulch
Wahawa and estimated that the cost
of completing such work at $500.
Chief Fire Engineer Thurston sub
mitted an estimate of $3.50 required to
finance the department for the month
of August.
THE PARK COMMISSION.
The following communication from
L. A. Thurston, secretary of the Homo
lulu Park Commission was read and
placed on file:
Honolulu T. H., July %, 1906
Mr.. D Kalauokalani, Jr., Clerk. Coun-
ty of Oahu.
Sir: I am instructed by the Homo
lulu Park Commission to acknowledge
the receipt of your communication of
the Goth inst. wherein you state that
you have been instructed by the Board
of Supervisors of the County of Oahu
to request the Honolulu Park Commits
sion to take the care. custody and con-
troll of certain lots at Waikiki hereto
fore purchased from the Kunst Estate,
and to use the same as a public park.
subject to the same terms and condi-
tons as govern and regulate Kapio-
lani Park.
I am further instructed by the said
Commissioners to inform you and the
Honorable Board of Supervisors of the
County of Oahu, that they gladly &C
cept the trust imposed upon them by
the said Supervisors and will do every
thing they can to make the said beach
park premises a source of pleasure and
benefit to the public of Honolulu.
| have the honor to remain,
Your obedient servant,
L. A. THURSTON.
Secretary, Honolulu Park Commission.
ADAMS REAPPOINTED.
F. B. McStocker rendered his resigna-
ton as road overseer for the district of
Koolauloa, Andrew Adams, the former
road overseer, having returned. The
resignation was accepted and Adams
reappointed.
AN AMENDED RESOLUTION.
On Chairman Smiths motion Reso-
luton A reappointing the park COM
missioners, was changed from:
Resolved, That the following per-
SNAAS
county park commissioners in accord
ance with Section 765 of the Revised
Laws subject, however, to the direc-
ton and under the control of the Com
mittee on Roa'is, Bridges and Parks,
of the Board Of Supervisors to
Resolved, That in pursuance with
the powers conferred by Subsection ,
of Section 62 of the County Act, the fol-
lowing persons be and hereby are ap-
pointed as county park commissioners,
subject, however, to the direction of
the Committee on Roads, Bridges and
Parks of the Board of Supervisors"
The original resolution conflicted with
the power of the Governor. who under
Section 765 of the Revised Laws is given
the appointment of the park commits
sioners.
FREE BATHING.
n motion by Lucas went through to
the effect that the Kunst property at
Waikiki be free to the public as a
bathing resort and that no charge be
made any individual for bathing, who
provides his own bathing-suit and
towel
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streets of that city and is talked of by
everyone as trip for the near future.
ATLANTIC CITY EXHIBIT.
MI Frank Virgins, Secretary of the
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce,
writes ire from Atlantic City. New
Jersey, that he has fully installed the
Los Angeles exhibit there, watch in
his opinion has no equal the world
over They have q floor space Is feet
By 81 feet for which a rental of $10.-
GOO for the half year is paid. The cases
and installation of the exhibit cost in
excess of $4,000
At my urgent solicitation Mr. Wig
gins has consented to give us wall
space for one or two pictures and will
distribute our folders for the very small
charge of $40 per month. The uper-
fntendenr of the exhibit is also q
warm personal friend and can I know
be depended upon to see that his en-
ployes speak a good word for Hawaii.
your approval Of this plan
of advertising /. have placed an order
for an enlargement of Mr.. Gartley's
beautiful photographer Diamond Head
from Tantalus, also of a view of Ho-
noIulu from the waterfront which I am
assured can be framed and boxed FOR
shipment by the Alameda, sailing Aug-
ust l. BY the same steamer we can
forward a supply of our folder "Ha-
waii' and get the benefit of advertis-
ing at Atlantic City for the remaining
of the year at the smalI cost
Mr.. Virgins writes me
that between three thousand and four
thousand people visit the exhibit daily.
The opportunity appeals to me as an
good one and I hope for
favorable action by the committee.
Respectfully submitted,
Fl. p. WOOD,
Secret acU
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WORK FOR PROMOTION TELLS

dresses of the secretaries of every edl-
toria1 association in the United States
and Canada and will see that each one
is supplied with full information as to
the movements of the Southern Cali
fornia Editorial Association.
We are sending out special invita-
tions to visit Hawaii to the State asso-
Citations of Arizona, Colorado, idaho.
Montana, New Mexico, North Dakota,
Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washing
ton, Wyoming and Western Canada.
BY the Maheno We wrote to Miss
Edna Parsley, one of the Oregon girls,
suggesting that the members of their
party make a united effort to induce
the Oregon Editorial Association to
get up an excursion to the islands.
These young ladies are all earnest, en-
thusiastic friends of Hawaii and can
be depended upon to do their utmost
for us.
CHEAP ADVERTISING
Your attention has already been cali
ed to the article appearing in Golfers
Weekly entitled Beautiful Honolulu
reviewing in an interesting manner Mr..
Charles milford Robinson's report,
copies of which We sent out quite gen.
orally. A letter received by the last
mail encloses copy Of an article ar
ranged from this same report making
two columns of matter which will ap-
pear in about two thousand papers
published throughout the central por-
ton of the United States or say four
thousand columns of advertising which
cost US but a few cents in postage.
The circular letter to bankers still
continues to bear results every mail
bringing in additional acknowledgements
and requests for further information
with a good percentage of positive
statements that the writer's intend
visiting our beautiful islands next win
ter
SEATTLE INTERESTED.
The Secretary of the Seattle Cham
Der of Commerce writes under date of
June 30:
We have Tor some time been con-
WINGED that closer relations should ex-
list between Seattle and Hawaii Less
than month ago this Chamber is
sued circular urging Seattle business
men to cultivate a closer relationship
with your business interests
L am endeavoring to get this organi-
cation to use its influence in bringing
about an excursion to Hawaii of the
members Of the Washington Editorial
Association and believe that We will
be successful.
Our agent in Los Angeles, Miss
Whitlock, reports that Honolulu is be-
coming svery familiar word On the
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TELLS BY
THEIR SLEEP

-
81 can tell by my little
ones sleep when a cold is
coming on said a mother
when speaking of the advance
symptoms of colds in children.
Z" They toss about, are rest
less, their breathing is heavy
and there are symptoms of
night sweats. The next morn
ing | start with SCOTS Emul-
sion. The chances are that
in a day or two they are all
over it. Their rest is again
peaceful and the breathing
normal"
Here's a suggestion for
all mothers. SCOTS Emul-
sion always has been almost
magical in it's action when
used as the ounce of proven
ton. Nothing seems to over
come child weakness quite SO
effectively and quickly as
SCOTS Emulsion.
SCOTT & BOVINE. 4o9 Pearl ST, New York
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called off
unt the wokngmn are IN
OF
Bothem sandro have a disadvantage
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The steamer Kauai sailed for Hawaii
ports at p. m. yesterday with load
OF japanese immigrants which arrived
by the S. s. Manchuria yesterday
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AS soon as
of $4,000 and
be able prove
. of insany enough
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president istard Bmaeeda and now his
haveh backing of Chilean arstocracy.
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The fact progress the port since
he will
when insular affairs with the War Department
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Continued from page IL
Long Beach Press .............-... z
Long Beach Tribune ...............
San Pedro Evening News ....... z
San Pedro Evening Times .......... z
Randsburg Miner ...................
Santa Ana Evening Blade. 1
Chino Champion -...........-.--...
Fullerton Tribune ...........,.....
Santa Monica Daily Outlook.
Redlands Daily Facts ...........-.,..
Redlands Daily Review ...-..........
COyina Argus i. ...-...--.-'..' --...'- Z
Pasadena Evening News ............. /
Pomona Daily Review -......--.....
Total. ..-....-.-.-. 30
Other papers are expected to fall in
line and special provision has also been
made for a few Northern California
newspaper men to join the excursion.
Mr. Johnson confidently expects that
there will be at least sixty people in
the party, which will be thoroughly
representative affair and will result in
many hundreds of columns of interest
ing write-ups calling attention to the
industries and the scenic and climatic
attractions of our beautiful islands.
The circular referred to contains an
interesting letter from Miss Maud Med
lin, one OF the California girls.
EXCURSION FROM PORTLAND.
1t is pleasing to note that our effort
to secure an excursion of Portland's
business men TO Honolulu is meeting
with encoura cement. This matter now
has the attention of the Portland Com
InereiaI Club and the Chamber of Com
merce of that city. We have the
friendship and good will of the officers
OF these two strong bodies and can de-
have written suggesting, if the trip
can be brought about, that it be ar
ranged for some time during the month
OF October or November. It might not
be altogether convenient to have an
other large excursion at the same time
the California editors are here and yet
we want the publicity to be obtained
from the Portland trip before the win
ter season sets in.
EDITORIAL ASSOCIATIONS.
AS an indication of the friendliness e,
the Portland Commercial Club its gent
al manager, Tom Richardson, writes
under date of July s:
L am glad indeed that the South
ern California Editorial Association
will visit you early in September. and
believe that it might be a nice thing
Tor you to extend an invitation to the
washington and Oregon associations. -
In this connection I might saw that
ny 'he iast mail we received the ad-
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Republicans Sheriff of Oahu county this they
otherwise
wnha a chance pick the winner
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AS the in nobody call the grand jury
gambling However,
and will be useful later
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THE BuRDENsOME COUNTY ACT.

We beginning conces facts about TINS
VINO opposed
burdens OF Tue
giving compromising advantage
supported the county De
the hnanclai o Inc
may be conclusve
apparently considerably more
od judging by the
issued annual state
rending about s2oo0oo
the expenditures
caused addition OF
the entire government
Analysing the Auditors statement
various a
balance, ne SAID TINS
has added TO the
all
disbursed is about $2oVooo
thant the previous year
.rnment
ou tels
county enacted one
as that OF the District OF oop
public the various pro-
carried But the greed Tor sp
and the spos piled up Those VINO nave
1t especially
the dparm o police
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world will
Hall could equal
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police appropriation the
napn coming Get nderco the millennium
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COTTON GOODS.
LINENS, ETC,
BEGINS NEXT
Wednesday, August I,
at 8 a. m.

Thousands of choice lengths of
Lawns, Batistes, Organizes,
Dimities, Madras Shirtings, Per-
Gales, Calicoes, Piques, Denir1s,
Silkolines, Cretonnes, Swisses,
Ginghams, Sheetings, Muslins,
Grass Linens, Brown Linens,
Table Linens, etc, ETC., will be
sold at prices that will close them
out with rush.
Come early if you would have
a Good Selection, for good things
don't last long at an Ehlers' Sale.
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FREE BATHING.

a motion by Lucas went through to
the effect that the kunst property at
Waikiki be free to the public as a
bathing resort and that no charge be
made any individual for bathing, who
provides his own bathing-suit and
towel
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THE CALIFORNIA EDITORS

With reference to the visit of the
Southern California editors. it was vot-
ed TO invite the editors of the country
papers TO meet the visitors here.
business of the Southern California
Editorial Association will be transact
ed on the way down, SO that the mem
bers win have all their time here for
pleasure This is the program on
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South sea Kanaka if it could be naturazed would make
of moment in Hawaiian politics.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED.

Stnr. Ke Au Hou, Tullett, from Ka-
uai, 4 p. m, with 1920 sacks sugar, 81
package sundries.
Stmr. Iwalani, Piltz, from Koloa, AS
a. m, with 5000 bags sugar, / roller
Stmr W. q Hall, 5. Thompson. from
Nawiliwiii, 6:20 a. M. with 5000 bags
sugar, % packages sundries.
DEPARTED.
S. S. Olympia, Truebridge, for Sc
attic. via Kahului and Hilo, p. m.
PASSENGERS.
Arrived
Per strnr. Ke Au Hou, April s. from
kauai.-S. 5. Deverin and children,
c. B. Makee and deck.
Per stnr w. G.. Hall, April s, from
awiliwili.-G. NJ. Wilcox, Miss Wilcox,
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HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.
Honolulu, April 7, 1906.
ooO.oOO 500

capital
Paid Up Val, Bid. Ask.
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FOR SALE !
FOR RENT I

Two clean, roomy, newly papered
cottages with electric light free OF
charge, on verandas. and within walk
ing distance from Postoffice at ST per
month. Good horse pasture within
easy reach at SO per head per month.
II CCuNATK
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LOST, STRAYED OR
STOLEN

ONE FOX TERRIER DOG. black spot
over eye, no tail. Return to Fred.
Adams at KiIey's and receive reward.
No questions asked. 1884.
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7. H. SCHNACK.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
THE sTANGENwALD." only fire.
proof Office building In city.

ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING.
Honolulu's only up-to-date fire-proof
building; rent includes electric light,
hot and cold water and ianitor SER
vice. Apply the Won Hamm- Young
Co. Ltd. 1875
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For Sale

COLLEGE HILLS = Modern
cottage and lot IooxI5o. Owner
leaving country. Low price for
quick sale.
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
issued Every Sunday Morning by tire
Local Office. IT. = weathssr Bureau
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TIDES. SUN AND MOON.

Last quarter of the moon April 18th.
Times of the tide are taken from the
United States Coast ana Geodetic Sur
vey tables.
The tides at Kahului and ailo occur
about one hour earlier than at Homo
lulu.
Hawaiian STANDARD time is 10 hours
80 minutes slower than Greenwich
time, being that OF the meridian Of 157
degrees thirtv minutes. The time whis-
tie blows at 1880 p. m, which is the
same as Greenwich, o hours minutes
Sun and u.eon are for local tirna for
tSA Whole ssoup
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Note:-Baronerer readings are cor
rected for temperature. instrumental
errors. and local gravity. and reduced
20 sea level. Average cloudiness stated
In scale from 0 to 10. Direction of wind
Is prevailing direction during "a hours
ending at p. m. Velocity of wind In
average velocity In miles per hour.
ALEX. Nice. ASHLEY,
Section Director.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
Paris Lingerie
At Small Prices

Our own importations. made specially for US
by the most skilled French designers and needle
women. AItho finely fashioned and exquis-
ttely fnisht they are practical garments. there
fore ertnently fitted for holiday gifts.
NlghtgOwns Of natnsOok. handkerchief linen
or percale: elaborateIy embroidered; lace and
ribbon-trmmed: at sI.75 to SIS
Chemises Of nainsook. percaIe or handkerchief
linen; more or less elaborateIy embroidered and
trimmed at 75c 70 SIS.
Drawers of nainsoOk or percale: more or less
elabOrately embroidered. lace and ribbon
trimmed: at S5c 10 $3.50
PetticOats of nainsOok or percale in various
styles. at 81 so to $50
Little French Store Fourth floor.
Stewart Building
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
I;ts~ov.y VesOs ard Criticism.

realltF or such two-facc1 life as that which
an nystics claim TO lead Tho outer life IS no
longer believed TO be essentially different from,
the inner. and both manifest tho same laws
ana Thomas a Kempis himself is the most
N''iN'i's example OF this identity. in spite of his
own protestations; for the same temperament
"a' 'iade him seek the quiet and easygoing
o"lI'e of the monastery also made him believe
't humihtT self-abnegation. and contem-
p'"ti'e lhtrospectton were the most profitable Of
i"H'ah virtues. MIR de Montmorency's plea lacks
i"''e' men; and he seems to feel this too for he
ueiehoS hempis chiefly by showing that many
Ereat mon have held the limitation in high
esteem As history this is interesting. but it
proves nothing Even the much emphasized
tact that Matthew Arnold's philosophy is a rep
hoa or kempis's Only indicates that men Of
'ike temperament are apt to think alke.-and TO
commit the same mistakes
Mr.. de Montmorency's volume contains A vast
fund Of detailed information. All important
manuscripts of the limitations are described and
Illustrated. the structure and content OF the
treatise are set forth In great detail the author
snip controversy is reviewed from start to fin
ish, and the Latin text Of Gerson's De Medi-
tatione Cords is published in the appendix for
the first time. Historical. literary. and critical
points are handled throughout in a scholarly
manner The only serious objection to he raised
is that the author has failed to separate his data
and technical discussions from the more pop
uiar and readable sections Of the essays Inter
mnable Latin and old French citations break in
repeatedly upon well written and interesting
themes When viii specialists learn the laws of
literary propriety?
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
SAYS HE WAS TAKEN FOR CARUSO.
Tenor's Relative Claims To Be Hero of Old
Monkey House Incident.

Glen Ridge y. J.. Dec tspeciaD.-victor Fm-
manuel JacoIetti. of No. 2St Baldwin street Glen
Ridge. a brother-in-law. according 10 his story
of Enrco Caruso the opera singer. SAYS he IS the
man whom Policeman calm ordered from the mon
key mouse in Central Park December Is % last
year.
Jacolett has an antique furniture store at No.
4O7 bloomfield avenue. Montciair. The resemblance
between the men j. marked and Jacoletti saws
he has often been taken for the tenor t'aruso
married Jacoettis sister in Naples the latter says
In speaking Of his trip to Manhattan on de-
Camber Is. 1865 JecOetu said:
went first 70 Caruso's home aud servant told
me that he would not return until 1'Clpck. n
then 4 o'clock. and strol,ed w 20 Central Park
entered the monkey house. and after looking
The animals ! started to leave. As went toward
thA door I that woman also about 20
go ont 50 l opened the door for her. AT that
T,o1,snt a number OF boys ran against the door
49,, the outside and Slammed me against the
wC-nan 7 apologiZed - hec although Il was not
my fault -
and asked what the trouble was. I did not know.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
Fancy Linens
For Holiday Gifts

Nothing can be more pleasing 10 the artistic
hoUsekeeper than gift OF an artistic table piece
Our stock presents the most elaborate variety Of
these fancy linens in all shapes and sizes. and
decorated with all varieties OF needlewOTk.
There - a very large collection OF real French
Cluny lace-trirnned linens. ranging from G.
inch Finger Bowl Dolly. at 20c. up thru all the
various sizes OF Doiles Centsr-pieces, Tea
Cloths Bureau Scarfs TO the superb Round
Table Cloths, 90 inches in diameter. at s55.
There is also choice collection OF real Flor
entine Iace-triTnmed pieces. from 4-inch Dolly.
at 42C 10 90-inCh Round Table Cover. at ssS-
We also show handsome variety Of 25-piece
Luncheon Sets. composed Of "A or 2S-inCh CEN
ter-piece. with twelve 12-inch plate GOilies ana
twelve 6-inch finger bowl dOilies. at prices
ranging from an Irish linen hand-embrOidered
set at SO 70 an exquisite set in Faya1 embrOid-
cry. at S290
second floor Ninth street Stewart Building
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06

establishing similar training rooms for much small
81 concerns than the General Electric Company. a
common training room for several small factories
In a locality and finally an independent and self
sus,ainipe training room-a new and practical trade
scborl for the benefit OF the industrial community.
,,ue M the members said he believed the eudow
mont 40 s1ch training schools 10 he far better
for s,rolus millions than the endowment OF libra
ries.
,r,o,y tI,e. other papers read and discussed was
one on The Ventilation OF the Boston Subway by
II , carson of that city.
,-hera will be more papers and discussions this
r,ornin.- and IN tho afternoon excursion to the
Port Norris power station Of the New York Central
voe,ardav mornings session devoted 10 the
,,,si,oee of the year. THE following officers were
cfosan. r r Hutton. OF this city president:
Az IJeb ir Of this city; p ". Gates Chicago:
,la~,pder DOW Detroit; Walter NJ Mcfarland
v-asbinston: Edward y Trump Syracuse. and
roher+ G Mckinney, of this city, vice presidents:
4 ! caldwell Bridgeport, Conn: G.. NJ Basford
~ this CITY; A. L. Riker. Bridgeport, Conn. Fred
trick / Miller East Orange. n. J.: Richard "
Rtce sUampscott, Mass. Walter Laidlaw CIncin-
rati. Frank q Tallman. Cleveland and Frederick
n Prescott. Milwaukee, managers: " II Wiley
of mis- citv treasurer. anu Z D Meier OF this
city chairman OF the hnancs committee.