The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-05

Honolulu Harder, No. 81, A. A. of
NJ. and P, will meet in Fraternity
hall, Odd Fellows building, at 1880
'clock this evening.
K. Kagiwara, who was convicted in
the district court of assault with
dangerous weapon and who appealed
| the case, has withdrawn his appeal.
Mrs. w S. Lyle, Mrs. w. E. Dever-
eux and Charles R. Roe, children of the
late w. G. Roe, take this means of
thanking their friends for sympathy in
their late bereavement.
The Inter-Island steamer Mauna Kea,
| brought in many school and college
students for the fall term which is
| about to begin. Maui provided more
| students than Hawaii
| Many people have a horror of bar
1 Der shops on account of the long
| waits. There is no such thing in Pa
checo's barber shop; here you will find
FIVE frst-class BARRIERS and everything
up-to-date, clean and comfortable.
Suit has been filed in the Circuit
| Court by Clinton j. Hutchins against
| Samuel P. Woods. The action is on
| a promissory note alleged to have been
executed August 8, 1907, by Mr.. Woods
| in favor of II. E. Picker for $531.5O.
Wing Tai, a Chinese lodging house.
| keeper, ran into pilikia yesterday for
not having paid his business license.
He produced license but it was not
| dated until after the police got after
| him. Wing Tai paid two dollars and
| took out new license as WE'LL
| There will be a motorcycle race at
| the Athletic Park this evening. Young
Chiffon and Bill Eldid will race five
| miles round the track to decide an
argument as to which is the better
rider. The race will start at 1880
! o. clock.
The Yacht Cruise to Lanai was call
| ed off yesterday on account of there
| not being sufficient applications for a
| place on the yacht Hawaii Commo-
| dore Wilder had only six applications
| and none from those who would make
| crew.
The Associated Garage has new
| demonstration, Mr.. Odell, who has been
| in the automobile business for long
| time. He was with the Chalmers-De-
| troit and Hudson people and is a
! trained demonstration as well as an
] excellent trouble man.
The surf is, good at Waikiki these
lays The Malihini breakers are ex-
ira large and now is good time for
| visitors to learn how to ride on
| board. The big surf is strong and
well-timed. This afternoon will be
ideal for canoeing and boarding in the
big surf.
| The remains of the Mayors sluau
were distributed yesterday to those
| who wanted to come around and get
the pieces. Many Hawaiians were
| given large kokua from the luau and
the prisoners at the County Jail were
treated to a regulr feast of delicaeies
left over.
After having been good for two
months, All Vim, All Hee, All Choy, |
/ Akana, En- Sue, Maikui and Charlie
| Kakalia, boys who were placed on pro-
baton for gambling, were released
from probation by Judge Whitney yes
terday. Two other boys. charged with
| stealing Kiawe beans, were reprimand-
| ed and dismissed.
| Sergeant Barry, of the N. G. H,
| who loaned the flags for the decora
tions at the Mayors luau, states that
! twelve flags were taken away as
souvenirs He wishes it understood
that, if the flags are returned to the
Bungalow, nothing will be said, other
wise action win be taken as it, is
| known who took them
Shortly after Z o'clock last night
a seven-seater automobile painted in
a dark color, was seen speeding Eva on
| Beretania avenue with its lights
| doused. It was filed with a load of
| jey-riders who made the arrival of
night hideous with their yells. The
name of the owner of the machine and
| those of several of the party is known.
Dick Sullivan has written to try and
| arrange to bring Johnny Murphy to
| the Hawaiian Islands for his health.
/ Murphy has phthisis and is in bad
| way. Sullivan believes that the climate
of Kona, Hawaii, VIII enable him to
recover and has sent steamer fare for
! Murphy. The latter is one of the
greatest California pugilists but has