Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-24

Autos, "a per hour. Lewis Stables.
The Honolulu Times. will be pub
lished tomorrow.
The thermometer registered 81 de
grees at 1880 this morning.
Mrs. Dawson. fashionable dressmak-
err. Rooms TIE Young building.
Phone and ask for Manuel Richard
when you want an automobile. Seven
seated Chalmersretroit late model.
w. l.. West, bookkeeper at Wailuku
plantation. returned home on the Mau.
ma Kea this morning.
The foundation pillars for the tracks
in the new Rapid Transit car barn are
complete and ready for the floor work.
There will be meeting of the ladies'
Of st Andrews Guild at the parish
house on Emma street this afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
Two drunks we're in court this morn
ing. and one OF them was given sixty
days board at Asch's; the other got
of with a fine Of IS.
Harry Bruins. chief Office deputy Of
United States Marshal Hendry. is III
today and will not be at his desk again
before tomorrow or Thursday.
There were thirty.four cases on the
Police Court. calendar this morning
and soma % them Taste some time
owing to Interpreters be'ng used.
A gang OF Japanese started to work
this morning on the removal Of the
old library building. All the inside flt.
tings were taken out and carted away
Invitations are out for the second
annual ball OF the United States Mar
inc Battalion. The ball will be held
at the Young Hotel on the evening ol
June 3.
Assistant United States Attorney
Rawlins IL still confined to his HON,
by an indisposition and will not b,
back at his work In the Federal cour
before Thursday.
July has been set as the date fo
the hearing OF the petition OF william
, Savage. administrator Of the estate
Qt Frank Antoine for the final hearlnl
, of the accounts OF the deceased,
Call a. the show rooms and sc
: twenty-five Green Stamps free. Every
thing In the show room Is free 70
Green Stamps. Call today or any day
Beretania opposite Fire Station.
:. Ladies' should not miss the oppol
tunity Of the sacrifice sale OF Irish or;
:. chet, French and eyeiet embroidsrie,
:. novelties. etc. at Mrs. J. Rosenberg,
. rooms and 10. Alexander Youn
I. hotel.
: Six Japanese, who were accused {
=" playing che ia. appeared in court thl
morning. and were defended by Lori
Andrews. who convinced the coul
b. that his clients were innocent, an
:" they were discharged
At a meeting held this morning b
the trustees OF the Chamber OF Con
merce a resolution was adopted e
q pressing the respect held by the men
e" bers of the Association for the men
DRY OF the late w. w. Hall and e
pressing sympathy for his family
their bereavement.
g. BY every mail requests for boardiu
D., places during the coming SUNNI,
IA school are being received from outslt
J., points by Superintendent Pope Of n
20 Department OF Public Instructio
J.. More than 100 teachers have alread
o. enrolled for the summer session an
a, every mail brings word Of others WI
G. will be In the school during July an
Is August.
C. Plans for the celebration OF NJ
D., mortal day have been made by d
committee OF the q. A. II. and n GOO
military, naval and civil turnout Is o
or pected. The procession will start
0 a. M, from the usual place TT
address will be delivered by Rev.
G. McKeever and the Gettysburg a
dress read by Lyle A. Dickey. s,
geant Barry will be marshal OF d
day.
Through Its Pacific Coast represe
tative. Mr.. Woolsey, who is now In u
nolulu the American Book Compa
n has installed In the office OF Sup,
II intendent Pope an exhibit OF te
books for graded schools. The
w books will be left in the Office Of s,
erintendent Pope aud will be Of
pecial benefit to the visiting teache
10 during the summer school In III
. they will be able to see the latest te
- books published in the work of tn,
= schools.