The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-25
LOCAL BREVITIES

Sons OF st. George No. So will meet
in x. of 2. Han this evening at 7.3o.
Pacific Rebekah Lodge No. l. I. o.
.. F, viii meet in odd Fellows Hall
this evening at go.
Canoes Circle No Z40, c. o. F. viii
meet in san Antonio Hall, Vineyard
street. this evening at 100.
\ F. Knudsen. one Of the Kauai
ranchers. called on Secretary Mott
Smith yesterday morning.
Lily Blossom and Emily Laii are at
the police station awaiting an investi-
CATION into their conduct.
Mrs. Claudius H. Mcbride and son
will arrive here in the transport Sher-
man about the 18th OF July
J. W. Bipikane. the weIl-known local
politician. died yesterday. His re-
mains viii be buried on Sunday.
Joseph KIM, a Hawaiian from wal
mea, Hawaii, is going to Cheyenne,
Wyo., TO take part in the Frontier Day
sports 10 be held there this year.
There will be no meeting of the Pro-
motion Committee this afternoon be-
cause of the meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce, ar which Secretary Gar
field viii speak
The County Attorney has given an
opinion that motor cycles come under
the same regulations as automobiles,
and Sheriff faukea has decided that
these machines must be registered autl
numbered at once.
Miss Louie stacey's subject today at
p. m. at Kilohana Art League, How
Healing Takes Place" on Saturday.
at 1890 a. m, Perpetual Youth a Sci
entific Fact; at p, m, some Rea-
sons Why We Disagree" Admission,
one dollar.
The Union Steamship Company. the
owners of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
line boats. have announced that their
vessels are 10 be equipped with wire
less teIegraphy plants as soon as the
Australian Government adopts an Of
fetal system.
Sakurai, who got full OF sake, started
to clean out a japanese hotel at Puma
hou last night and was arrested by
officer Townsend and brought to the
police station in the patrol wagon. A
charge of assault and battery was
placed against him.
Dusenberry and smith. the two pri-
Yates from Fort shafter who went out
on a piraticaI expedition and wreck ID
the schooner Lady, finished their
prison terms yesterday and were hand
ed over TO the military authorities to
be tried for assertion.
Miss Ann T. Hadley of Lahaina and
Mrs Mokumaia Of Moanalua were yes
erday added TO the list OF those ELI
gible for transport accommodations to
the Coast by the Department of Pub
lie Instruction. room having been
made for them by the withdrawal of
the names of Miss Needham and Z. b.
Blanchard.
1t has been decided to make the new
wireless station at Kahuku d fifteen
kilowatt staten instead Of a tenkilo-
watt one, the difference in efficiency be-
ing greater than the difference in cost.
An attempt viii be made by Operator
IsbeII to keep in touch with the cruis-
er st. Louis as far out as possible,
with a hope of receiving across the
Pacific.
Supervisor Frank Harvey, who sail
ed az one of the Hawaiian delegates
II the Democratic National Conven-
ton, said yesterday before going
aboard the Alameda that he hoped to
see Governor Johnson Of Minnesota
the Democratic nominee for the pres
idency With Johnson as a candidate,
he thinks. the Democrats have good
chance TO defeat Taft.
The Elk who is in line to receive
accommodation on the herd stampede
to the volcano on July 4, but who ne
elects to go and get his pasteboard and
pay for it very shortly, is going TO
be crowded out of the corral. There
are a whole lot waiting to jump into
the browsing ground of the first one
who shows any forgetfulness and those
who have reservations made want to
cfnch them The moral is to call for
your ticket now. He who hesitates is
not only lost, but Will be trampled out
of shape in the rush at the last
minute
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