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THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1919. J. X 1L( X 1. J. -4 1 L1V NUMBER 996. NOW LOOKS LIKE Wood Alcohol Rills MAUI UP IN ARMS Lindsay HeadsCham-be- r MOMOE DOCTRINE HAS PLEBISCITE BILL 3 Out Of Party Of 6 OVER LAHAINA Of Commerce 'V,

WHARFJUGGL1NG Rice NOW BEEN MADE SAFE JMLL m PASSED Bought Columbian Spirits, Mixed It Resigns 0n,Account Of Planned Mainland With Swipes And Drank Their . Trip Civic Convention Decided Maui If It Docs Voters Will Pass On Ma- Death Three Out Of The Party Chamber Of Commerce And County Fair To Be Big Work League Of Nations Constitution Amended To Meet Has, Long Enough-Str- ing. tter At Primary Election To Be Will Probably Live Been Patient - Of New President Amsrican Demand-Gove- rnor Held May 17 And Women May Get 0n Appropriation Brings Changes Mind In tho columns of the Maul News, At tho meeting of the chamber of Vote In June Elections After All Explosion Wharf Demanded About Legislative Control Lands-Pe- Con- ' last week was noted the sudden death commerce yesterday afternoon tho Of ace of William Kaula, a Hawaiian of resignation of Senator Harold W. COMMITTEE iNAMED TO PROTEST ference Past-M- MAUI FAIR BUILDING ASKED FOR who was found dead in a Rico as president of the body, was re- Crisis Seems uch Apparantly house-jus- t below1 tho iron bridge, Wai-luk- ceived, and after some discussion ac- 4 Days-Sec- recy cepted. D. C. Lindsay Accomplished In Past Few And .Some Salary Increases Pared Down on Friday morning. Tho police Will See Members Of Legislature At was elected to s, succeed investigated tho death, as did Dr. Lahaina This Evening And Will him. Censorship Paxson Gels By But Move On "government physician, to the Mr. Rice's reason for resigning at : Confuses To Cut Terra In Two Teachers' extent of examining the body and Then Go To Honolulu To Place this time is that he expects to bo' closely questioning Mahlki Keawe, away from the terrltyy during most ' Salary Bill Looks Safe who reported the mat- Views Before Governor of the latter part of this year, and MONROE tho Hawaiian - DOCTRINE SAFEGUARDED ter, and decided that tha death was that- there are a number of matters, (By Tho Associated Press) duo to natural causes and that an in- Why should all the people of Maui, particularly vthat of the civic con- Since the following etterv was vention and county falkth'at PARIS, April 11 'l'fic Snain features of the Monroe Doctrine quest was unnecessary. three-fourth- fair this Written, the house has passed the But on Saturday morning when two as well as perhaps s or tho president of the chamber, should amendment adopted by the league of nations commission are along the , -- Hawal-ians- more of the tourists and other visitors be up plebiscite bill without change, and the other deaths wcro repqrted of able to.tako at, the start and fallowing lines 'Article 10 Nothing in thij covenant .shall be con- 'suspicion was aroused with the to Maui be denied" a safe ships' land- follow to a conclusion. strued senate has promised to rush it Mr. as invalidating any agreements such as the Monroe Doctrine for result that Keawe confessed that the ing at Lahaina unless a sugar com- Lindsay was elected president through so that it may be advertised pll'lkla was wood alco: after two ballots had been taken, the the maintenance of peace." cause of the a pany be willing to guarantee to according to law beginning not later hoi booze fest in which he, the three make ,first of which ho was tied with J. J. than April 17. Ed. dead men, and two others had indulg- such wharf .a money-makin- g proposi- Walsh, while W. O. Aiken, R. A. M'CARTIIY 'BOUT FACES ON LAND CONTROL ed in on Thursday night. tion? Wadsworth and J. B. Thomson also (By Tho Associated Press) By HOWARD D. CASE. Tho two dead besides vKauIa are This Is. what the Maul chamber of received some votes. On the --second V Kaia, a Wailuku road laborer, ballot Mr. Lindsay received 7; W. O. "HONOLULU, April 11 Governor McCarthy agrees with the (Special Correspondent Maui News.) John commerce would like to know., It and John Paele, of Honokahau, an Aiken, 5; and J. J. Walsh, 3. house public lands committee that the legislature is incompetent to' have HONOLULU, April 9 It looks like doesn't believe there-i- s any logical employee of the Honolua ranch. The election took place after Wil- home rule on land matters, and a proposal to eliminate the request to woman suffrage aftor all that is, if Of the six in the party who drank answer that can be made, and it has liam Walsh, had de- congress that the legislature be given full control of land re- - the voters of Hawaii will sanction it. of the deadly stuff, tho .three who sur- accordingly appointed a committee to clined to tako the presidency 6n ac- matters and count of press private svdtcd from a conference between the governor The woman suffrage issue came to vived are Mnhiltl Keawe. Kalnea. drive home if possible, a business. , and the committee. Kaniaka Polapola, road laborers of this idea in President Lindsay stated that ho The Governor formerly supported the plan, but said that a real bead- - in House yesterday the class of the Wailuku. Whether or not they are the minds of the Jegfslature, the Gov- will make tho appointment oi. the land legisjation introduced when the judiciary committee sent in was in the present' session had forced him to en- out of danger Is not known. It ernor, harbor board, and anybody else civic convention executive committee tirely revise his opinion. a) Jarrett-Andrew- Pola-pofl- T He now bclic'cs the legislature should have new .report on the s "reported 'that both Kalnea and who may be standing in tho way of of seven to have chared of the .arr- had been rendered blind, but lat- angements for tho convention within no authority whalc'vaV in land njattfcrs. , franchise; measure. The report so Maul's progress, -- - er reports are that they both can still and the safety of a few days. amended the bill that it now contains see, very bad- Maul's traveling public. In Civic very exception but are pret(yBlck and Interest Convention the thing with one ly scared. Keawe seems to have The committee in question, which Letters from Raymond C. Brown, GENEVA TO HAVE LEAGUE OF NATIONS that the opposition has been shout- come through without much more was appointed yesterday secretary of tho Honolulu chamber of (By The I ing for; namely, the submission of afternoon Associated Press) than a bad fright. i after a hot round of indignant speech commerce, and frgm AlcxandcV Huino deneva the suffrage question to the voters. Pan-Pacifi- PARIS, April has been chosen Bought Columbian Spirits es, consists of A. W.vCollins, W. O. Ford, of tho c Union ex- as the scat of the The exception is the provision that ' " It seems that the natives went to Aiken, Will. J. Cooper, It. A. Wads-wort- pressing the desire of these organiza- league of nations. , the wojnenrif they are favored by drug store on Market to part coming Machida's S. A. Baldwin, and W. H. Field. tions have an active in the the electorate, vote at the street and bought a pint bottle of Strings On Appropriation civic convention" to be held In Maui municipal and county genoral elec- Columbian spirits, the trade name for Tho roar started when It was' re- in October. GERMANY BEGINNING TO SQUIRM ON PEACE.TREATY tion. , a refined grade of wood alcohol, on ported that the $200,000 Item for a Information Frcm Legislature Wanted I (By The Associated Press) Here are the oustanding features mixing pretext that they wanted it for wharf at Lahaina this time has a After a number of questions had April 11 of the new bill: varnish. They mixed this poison provision been asked concerning the progress , BERLIN, Foreign Minister Rantzau declared today in A plebiscite that the pioneer Mill Co., to bo held' on with swipes or some other kind of must agree to mafco use of the wharf of legislation of concern to Maui, an the national assembly, that Germany will not sign a peace deviating day, May 17, in connection with the brew, and all indulged in the mixture lor shipping sugar. 'The swers to wbioh has not been forth essentially from the terms laid down in Wilson's 14 points. primary, to decide whether the its chamber He said freely. coming, a motion was adopted in- The opponents cannot dismember and tints paralyze Germany and at Doctors say that 'the deaths of the (Continued on Pago Ten.) structing the sccrefafy to get in touch the (Continued on Puge Six.) three men under tho circumstance with tho Maul delegation requesting sametime extract from the resources of the country the enorrilous vas to be --expected, and the wonder information concerning Maui items in sums they expect." is that the other three escaped tho tho loan fund bill, and other matters v ' same fate, since indulgence in wood Bride Of Week Honored of appropriations for Maui. Maui Planning For alcohol is almost invariably fatal or WHITE HOUSE PRESS AGENT CONTINUES OBSCURE results in total permanent blindness. Bride-To-B- e Announced s (By The Associated Press) ' v one of the victims, came to Paele, ' WASHINGTON, April 11 Victory Loan Drive Wailuku from West Maui about three National Parks Head More progress was made by the peace weeks ago with his wife who was Complimentary to Mrs. Leslie L. congress during the past 48 hours than during the entire previous two seriously ill, and who Is still in the Burr (nco Miss Olive Mast) and of weeks, according to White House advices, but no details are given. Ad- , Malulani hospital. Details Lacking But Committee Org-- her sister, Mfss Myrtle Taylor, "Mrs. Will See Haieakala vices indicated that, the difficulties delaying progress have been over- anized For Vigorous Work All E. R. Bevins entertained very charm come and that President Wilson has secured the acceptance of import- - ingly at her homo on Vineyard street, ant points for which he had been contending. Over Island First Payment Of Miss Judd Accepts Offer Dr. Mather And Party To Visit Maui yesterday afternoon. For Mrs. Burr 10'V ttot Later Than May 10 From Mt. Holyoke College the occasion was in tho nature of a ' This Month Chamber Of Com- ' PLENTY EXCITEMENT IN GERMANY bride's showor, and for Miss, Taylor merce Ptlans For Entertainment (By Tho Associated Press) Although details concerning big it was tho announcement of en- jtho her v 11 er COPENHAGEN, April The Miss Gertrude B. Judd, who for tho gagement Dinner April 30 revolutionary movement has government Victory Loan campaign to Lieut.'H. Alfred Hansen, spread to while agitators are working Manhcim th'o past three years has been on Maul en U. Baden, at' Karlsruhe; are yet largely missing, Mali! S. A., a Maui boy, but howstation-e- d v theological work in connec- and other large towns. Communists have dispersed thecouncil of peq committee has been fully organized gaged in at Schofleld Barracks babu. Dr. Stdphen T. Mather, director of Aid Association pies mandatories which controlcd Munich, and a 'communists govern" and plans for vigorous work to put tion with the Maui Apart from tho distractions necess the government national parks ser- Hawaiian Board of Missions, mcnt has Gccn formed. , Maui across in whatever amount majt and the arily incident to such an occasion, vice, and Chief Landscapo Engineer "bf Juno : x will leave about tho middle Ponchard, of tho same bureau, will bo demanded, are well in hand. for Massachusetts vhere she has ac- the afternoon was spent at bridge. As yet the committee does ".not cepted a position as Instructor in .the Choice refreshments were an attract- devote tho last two days of this month MANY QUESTIONS ON PEACE SAID TO BE SETTLED depart- know Maul's allotment, or eyen what Mount Holyoke College. Her ive feature. to visiting Haieakala, in connection (By Tho Associated Press) , s - history and is expected to subscribe, ment will bo that of.bible Mrs. Bevlns's guests were with Its development as a part of tho PARIS, April 11 The peace convention has Agreed on the ques- the territory literature, She is a graduate of this Mrs. nor the time limit of the loan. It lias Burr, Mies Taylor, Mrs. W. H. Engle, great national jmrk system of tho tions concerning peace, German reparations, indemnities, frontiers" of institution In the class of 1913. Tho country. accompanied "however, been advised concerning tho offer of tho position camo to her in Mrs. R. B. Dodge, Mrs. S. E. Taylor, Dr. Mather is the Rhine, and Poland, Lloyd George's secretary told the Paris Petit days by Mrs. H. B. Penhallow, Mrs. Dan Case, by h(s wife and daughter, and the conditions of payments, which arc as ast few cablo. party Is next Journal. Certain details remain to be settled during the next 2 days. Miss Judd had expected to leave Mrs. J. J. Walsh, Mrs. J. Taylor, Mrs. duo to reach Honolulu follows: 10 percent with application, W. O. Aiken, C. Tuesday by tho steamer Manoa from the Islands before tho end of tho pres Mrs. D. Lindsay, Mrs. " on or before May 10; 10 percent July year, offer of tho place W. A. Baldwin, Mrs. C. E. S. Burns, San Francisco. 1 ent but the Tho Maul chamber of commerce, ALL WAR" PRISONERS FREED IN BAVARIA 15; 20 percent August 12; 20" percent she has just accepted necessitates her Mrs. A. C.'Bowdish, Mrs. II. M. Kim- ' through W. O. Aiken yesterday re- ' (By Tho Associated Press) September 9; 20 percent October 7; leaving sooner that she had planned. ball, Mrs. E. It. Parker, Mrs. T. B. going will be a matter of sincere Linton, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. W. IL ceived word that tho visitors will BERLIN, April 11 The Munich revolutionary council. has order- 20 percent November 11. ' Her spend the beginning regret on the part of the wide circlo Field.'Mrs. W. S. NIcoll, Mrs. E. E. entire weok ed an immediate release of all' prisoners of war in Bavaria.' The order Minute Men To Help of mado since com- Boyum, JUrs. D. B. Murdock, Mrs. April 20, on tho Big Island, studying friends she has in1 trees thousands of Russians. -- The Maui executive committee held ing to Maul. James dimming, Mrs: C. Hansen, and planning connection with tho a lftettbg yesterday morning at which Mrs. A. B. Howell, Mrs.' P. IL Ross, Kilauea and Mauna Loa development. were named, and a Mrs. David Wadsworth, Mrs. William It will arrive on Maui Monday night, general survey of the work to be Phillips, Mrs. f: P. Rosecrans, Mrs. April 28, will go up tho mountain on SOLpiERS'ARE LOYAL BUT WjANT OUT OF RUSSIA done v kc"- - R- - A. Wadswqrth, who Shower For Coming Bride E.' C. Mellor, Miss Mast, Miss Flem- Tuesday, returning on Wednesday (By Tno Associated Press) Men on Maui ing, Miss morning. A vjsiCto tho Puuneno mill handl ?vhe Gertrudo Judd, Miss Cram- WASHINGTON, April 10 In -- view of the situation which has durint o war, reporteiTthat although er, Miss Edith Lawrence, Miss Gardis-er- , Snd lunch is tentatively planned for gave very troops-a- t tho organization had been disbanded Mrs. H. K. Duncan a and Miss Mabel Taylor. . them on this day, and in tho evening developed among the American Archangel", official circles are by orders from Washington, and that pretty miscellaneous shower on Sat- a dinnwxglven by tho chamber beforo impressed with the necessity of promptly relieving the American soldiers the President had oven requested that urday afternoon in honor of Miss the party leaves for Lahaina to tako in nortli Russia. The soldiers have interpreted the Washington state-n.ent1h- at passage the old name be not used, tho Maui Merle Hannah, who is soon to become for Honolulu. they will be withdrawn at the earliest meaning speakers had decided to continuo as Lahaina Admitted To Besides tho Washington members moment as the brldo of Mr. Reginauld Humphrey 1, TJic a club under tho name of the "Four-M-Mn- ," of tho party, it is understood that not later than June when navigation opens. men are out of of Puuueno. , agreed to give Hodges, U. S. A., command- - Spirits, in to officers and to American ex- and had their Tho coloc scheme was very prettily Senior Ball League General but loyalty traditions they services to tho Victory Loan work. pink Dainty ling tho Hawaiian department, Lorrin press the willingness to stick' it out until then; but they are exceedingly carried out in and white. I 6 It was accordingly agreed by the were served during the A. Thurston, L. W. do Vis Norton and go to the front and risk their, lives against Bolsheviki, refreshments two Ho- reluctant to the committee that these speakers should afternoon. Lahaina was admitted into the possibly one, or others, from be made use of much as they were be Maui nolulu will accompany them. Owing -- The invited guests wero: Miss baseball senior leaguo last night fore in similar drives. W. to the' legislature's being in session, Merle Hannah, Mrs. O. Aiken Mrs. at a meeting held in tho chamber of McCarthy YANKEE TROOPS NOT KEEN ON RUSSIAN FIGHTING Personnel Of Maui's Committee C. C. Campbell, Mrs. Wm. Louguer, it is stated that Governor (By Tho Associated commerce room by the athletic com- will not bo able to, go along. Pross) Following is the membership of tho Mrs. CumiAing, Mrs. Wm. Englo, Mrs. ARCHANGEL, April 10 A company of American troops recent- general committee and of tho sub- R. mittee of tile Maul County Fair and At yesterday's meeting of tho Maui R. Paris, Mrs. Wm. Walsh, Mrs. ly returning the fighting committees selected yesterday, the Rietow,. Dr. E. Mlssner, Mrs. Dale, Racing AssoclationT chamber, a committee consisting of showed hesitation in to front south of Archan- - ' J. Walsh, H. B. Penhallow and W. first named in each instance- being J. J. Walsh, Mrs. David Wads-wort- h, As things now bo 'J. gel, declaring that the war in Germany is over and that the United Mrs. stand thero will O. was full chairman: Mrs. Geo. Aiken, Mrs. Wm. Aiken named to havo States is not at war with the Bplsheviki. The regimental commander .four teams In tho senior league which charge of tho ontertalnnient oC tho General committee D. C. Lindsay, Sparks, Mrs. Thomson, Mrs. Ed. fight-in- g .opens on Mny 4 - distinguished guo'sts on ma.de a speech to the men, tejling them to beware, for they( were C. D. Lufkin. F. N. Lufkin, W. O. Walsh, Mr3. H. McNicoll, Mrs. Jam. Wailuku, Paia, Puu- whllo Maul. neno Tho dinner on Wednesday ovonlng la a desperate defensive battle and he appealed to them to'stick it out. and W. H. Engle. inison, E. Fox, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. and Lahaina. ' Aiken Mrs. planned to bo a general Taylor, E. Miss The Sugar Co., (Wat-hoe- ) The company then departed for the front. J. Mrs. IL Parker, Wailuku team gathering of Lahaiiia A. W. Collins, E. Bfecht, Helen Blythe, Miss Ella Teal, Miss D. was allowed to como In to tho tho members. V. L. Decoto, Bridges, Philip vrillman. Miss Myrtle Taylor, and Miss junior circuit. Owing to lack of tiino ' Pali. B. O. Wist. Muriel Duncan. tho nlnntatlon is not in a position to A Service for the Installation of SPARTACANS UNPOPULAR IN ROME Honolua-r-D- . T. Fleming. ' put c-- a nlno for tho local "big Rev. Moses Knhiapo will bo held on f (By Tho Associajed Pross) Olowalu A. Valentino, E. llano-borg- . Fined For Nuisance, Appeals Y. league." Sunday morning at 9 o'clock at tho ROME, April 11 A group of men styled Spartacans, carrying'a Uchida, of Wailuku, was fined $10 Practice dates for tho teams 'in Pala Natlvo Church. Mr. Knhiapo ted flag, attempted a demonstration here, but the people attacked the Jfolokai James Munro, II. II. and costs in tho local district court Wailuku wore sot and are as .fol who is pastor of this church won or- I owd and dispersed it. Several Spartacans this week conviction of having an un lows: Monday, St. Anthony; Tues- dained, some months ago at Hama"kua-ppko- . ci were hurt and others were Hitchcock. " " Kalaupapa J. D. McVeigh. sanitary cesspool on his promises. day, Asahis; Wednosday, All-Star- Rev. Rowland B. Dodge and. arrpsted. A demonstration in honor of the army followed. Notlco of appeal to tho circuit court Thursday, Wailuku Sugar; Friday, Rev. A. Craig Bowdish will bo pres- i (Continued on l'ao Ten.) was mado. Wailuku Seniors. ent and tako part in the service. 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ents, but without correspondingly URGES GO SLOW ON ANTI-JAPANES- E LEGISLATION Anti-Bolshevi- City Of Havanna Is payments, Rice Fathers ki Navy Soon To Turn augmented their tax the (By The Associated Press) rent lng public is loudly protesting SACRAMENTO, April 10 Secretary. Lansing has cabled the Cal- Threatened With A and there is being formed an organiz- ation which has for its object the ifornia senate that he and President Wilson believe it would be very un- Measure Back Radio System calling of a strike by renters to force fortunate to have any legislation against Japanese land leasing and Most Unique Strike the reduction of rates to something brides introduced or pressed just now, in view of the present situ- like normal. Pen- - No To ation of international affairs. Bill In Senate Prescribes Severe Intention Now Retain Commer HAVANA, March 1 (Associated If the strike Is really called those taking part not actually refuse to alties For "Criminal Syndicalism", cial Business After Peace Is Re Press Correspondence) This city is will threatened with one of the most un- pay rent whatsoever, hut will decline CALIFORNIA SENATE RESOLVES AGAINST FREE Defined As Doctrine Advocating Sa- stored Except ique strikes ever called. Unlike the to pay more than the municipal re- cords call for. IMMIGRATION usual strike, the movement will not (Ily The Associated botage To Accomplish Ends Plant Not Rebuilt bo Press) for shorter hours or higher wages. SACRAMENTO, April 8 The senate has adopted by a vote of Thousands of persons in every walk - of life, who occupants 35 to 1 a resolution urging that the American peace delegates oppose (Special to Maul News.) The Maui News has it on high au are of rented THOSE WHO TRAVEL houses and rooms may "strike" -- the request of certain representatives at the peace conference for free 9 to- inter-islan- system I HONOLflAT, April Action thority .that the against their being literally "locked immigration. ward heading off anything like a Bol- which was taken over by the U. S. out" of their homes by property own- Departed shevik movement in the territory was Navy department at the beginning of ers o are charging exorbitant and By Mauna Kea, April 7 Mr. and illegal rents, A. M. taken in the legislature recently when the war, and which is still being oper- Mrs. Brown, Mrs. S. G. Wilder, KOREA WOULD BE CHRISTIAN COUNTRY Rent In Havana during the last two Miss Peggy Wilder, Mrs. J. S. Walker, (By The Associated Press) Senator Harold V. Rice introduced a ated by the Navy, will In all probabil- years ' has increased about 50 percent, J. S. Walker, J. S. Walker, Jr., A. M. 7 bill defining criminal syndicalism and ity be turned back to the Mutual Tel- and in some cases Is reported to have Brown, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Blair, WASHINGTON, April Dr. Syngman Rhce, secretary of state prescribing heavy penalties for every ephone Company within, a compara- more than doubled, especially in the C. H. Cooke Jr., D. Collins, T. Kiraka-poore- r of Korean provisional cabinet, stated that Korean leaders intend to quarters. wa, R. Penhallow, D. Penhallow, phase of it. The bill, which follows tively short time. Errol make a christian country out of Korea, once it is free of, Japan. According to the law a property; von Tempsky, Miss Lorna von Temp-owne- r iilon.u the lines of the law enacted in It was the general impression of must file with the city author-- sky. Rev. R. B. Dodge, Mr. and Mrs. California recently, Is as follows: the officials of the local corporation ities a sworn statement of the cost Charles Lilly, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. MANY KOREANS KILLED IN DEMONSTRATIONS , "Section 1. Criminal syndicalism is not so long ago, that the radio part of construction of any buildings own-- De Veaux, Mrs. G. C. Munro, Miss (By The Associated Press) ed or erected by hereby defined to be the doctrine of their business was gone for good, him, from which Munro, Miss Munro, Mr. and Mrs. J. PEKING, April 10 More than 20 Korean demonstrations occurr- figures not only the taxes to be col-- j Vincent, Miss Clayborne, E. K. Fer-lecte- which advocates crime, sabotage, vio- but the outlook has changed material-- j ed in the vicinity of Seoul on March 27, says the Korean daily news. lence or other unlawful methods of but the rent which may legally nandez, Miss Shellshear, Sister Hen-b- e ly quite recently. charged, are fixed. The property , rietta, Miss Louis Bubois, Miss Oka-owne- It is reported that Japanese soldiers attacked the crowds with guns, terrorism as a means of accomplish- having ing industrial or political ends. It is stated that the navy will prob- greatly increased mura. Ah Ching, Miyo. swords and bayonets, and that many Koreans were killed. "Sec. 2. Any person who: ably retain control of all ship-to-shor- e "1. By word of mouth or writing ad- business, but that otherwise commer- vocates or teaches the duty, neces- plants will not sity or propriety of crime, sabotage, cial wireless be inter violence of other unlawful methods of fered with further than necessary to terrorism as a means of accomplish- safeguard purely naval business. ing industrial or political ends; or It is understood that the equipment "2. Prints, publishes, edits, Issues of the local system Is to be returned or knowingly circulates, sells, dis- substantially as it wras when the navy tributes or publicly displays any took it over, and that plans for a book, any form, containing or advocat complete reconstruction of the system ing, advising or teaching the doctrine with latest class of instruments and that industrial or political ends should machinery.-whic- h had been practlcal-- I be brought about by crime, sabotage, ly decided upon, has be abandoned. violence or other unlawful methods Just when the transfer back will oc- of terrorism; or cur is uncertain, but it is believed "3. Openly, wilfully and deliberately that it will closely follow the signing justifies, by word of mouth or writ- of the peace treaty. VICTORY ing, the commission or the attempt to commit crime, sabotage, violence or other unlawful methods of terror- Germany Will Have ism with intent to exemplify, spread oradvocale the propriety of the doctrines of criminal syndicalism; or To Pay France For "4. Organizes or helps to organize, ERTY LOAN or becomes a member of or voluntar- Forests Destroyed ily assemblage of persons formed to teach or advocate the doctrines of criminal syndicalism is guilty of a WASHINGTON, March 22 (Asso- felony and punishable by imprison- ciated Press)-r-"German- will find ment for not more than 10 years or that France will insist upon Ger- ANNO by a fine of not more than $5000 or many's paying in lumber for the both. casualties of the French forests which "Sec. 3. Whenever two or more per- were destroyed during the war," de- sons assemble for the purpose of ad- clares P. S. Ridsdale, Secretary of the vocating or teaching the doctrines of American Forestry Association, who criminal syndicalism as defined in has just returned from a tour of the this act, suph an assemblage is unr Allied countries. Mr. Ridsdale went The 5th Liberty Loan will be placed on lawful and every person voluntarily to Europe to investigate forest losses participating therein by his presence, in France, Belgium, Italy and Great aid or instigation is guilty of a felony Britain, so that the American For sale within the next two weeks. and punishable by imprisonment for estry Association, might determine not more than 10 years or by a fine how America could help to replace of not more than $5000 or both." the destroyed forests of Europe, by presenting forest seed to the various "Let's see it through!" is the slogan that will steel the government. Where Big League In northern France many of the forests," he says, "have been so bad- committee and salesmen for the supreme effort of success- ly smashed by shell, shrapnel and Teams Are Training rifle fire, or so badly cut for trench timbers, fuel wood and other supplies fully floating this loan. This Season for the contending armies that they For have been virtually destroyed. They can be restored only by replanting. NEW YORK, March 15 (Associat- The agricultural land lying between is ed Press Correspondence) Major the forests in various sectors of the "Lt's see it through!" the message every man, league baseball squads representing battle front have been so torn to fourteen of the sixteen cities compos- nieces bv shell fire that It is no lone-- ing the National and'American circu- er serviceable for agriculture and, woman and child should take to their heart at this time its, will begin wending the way like the devastated forests, will have southward to Spring training camps to be planted with forest tree seed so within the next few days. The after- that in years to come the shell holes when the financial needs of the nation are as great as in math of the world war is apparent may be filled by gradual erosion and even this early in the baseball season the humus of the sou restored. Then in the plans of the various clubs. the replanted forests may be cut the darkest days of war. For the first time in many years down and the land worked over and two teams will attempt to condition restored for agricultural use. players on the home field thus saving "The peace delegates are now hav- the heavy expense incidental to long ing prepared data upon the losses in "Let's see it through!" is the personal message to you and to me trips to the South or West at a time the French forests, and France means when railroad fares and hotel charges to insist upon a large amount of cut- the reader and the writer of this to American and are considerably above normal. Ia ting in the German forests so that she announcement every this regard the experiment of the may be provided with lumber for re- ' Philadelphia Americiins and the St. construction purposes as a part of the lover of America. Louis Nationals will be watched with indemnity which Germany will be re- more than casual interest by the club quired to pay for the damage which owners of other combinations with has been inflicted. The work of selling these securities is bound to be hard. Some the idea of adopting the plan should "Italy, Belgium and Great Britain it be demonstrated that satisfactory will make similar requests, for they, people will be apathetic, that the is will find results can be achieved on the club too, have suffered forest lossess, and now war over. They easy diamond as well as under the palms they, too, need lumber in large quan and a ninty degree temperature. tities and believe that Germany excuses to shift the responsibility to others. It is for these people to Of the fourteen clubs which have should supply it to the extent of her not yet reached this conclusion but ability," Mr. Ridsdale expects that stop and think! four will return to the scenes of their the American Forestry Association, 1918 training period. The two Chica- by securing large quantities of forest go teams revisit last year's camps and tree seed next fall, will be able ma- will have it's of loan take the same is true of the Cleveland and terially to assist America's Europian Hawaii quota the to up. The financia Washington combinations. Every oth- Allies in restoring their forests. er club will try pastures new. The and business houses cannot take it all. As in previous campaigns the state of Florida leads as host to the training athletes with five squads Bridge unselfish patriotism of people in all walks of life be quartered within the borders of the Pleasant Party true, must counted peninsula province. Georgia is next with three clubs; Texas third with For Mr. And Mrs. Cowan on. Now, NOW is the time to show our highest type of loyalty and two, while California, North Carolina, Indiana and Louisianna will each be patriotism. graced by one group of toiling ball Complimentary to Mr. and Mrs. heavers. Charles Cowan, who leave Maui short complete big training ly not to return, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. after-the-w- The list of has faith ar slackers will camps for 1919: Engle entertained very pleasantly at Hawaii that the be few. That National League bridge at the home on Central Avenue Team 1919 Camp on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Cowan her sons and daughters will be ready to meet the call. That we Brooklyn Jacksonville, Fla. was the recipient of a handsome tray, Boston Columbus, Ga. ' the gift of a number of her friends. through. Chicai?o Pasadena, Cal. During the evening delicious refresh- WILL see it Cincinnati Waxahatchie, Tex. ments were served. Philadelphia Charlotte, N. C. Those at the party were Mr. and Pittsburgh West Baden, Ind. Mrs. Cowan, Mr. and Mrs. James New York Gainesville, Fla. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Duncan, LIBERTY LOAN COMMITTEE St. Louis St Louis, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Will. J. Cooper, Mr. American League and Mrs. E. R. Bevins, Mr. and Mrs. Boston Tampa, Fla. S. D. Weisbaum, Mr. and Mrs. David Chicago Mineral Wells, Tex. Wadsworth, Mr. and Mrs. CharleB "It takes Cleveland New Orleans, La. Savage, Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Whitehead, a higher type Detroit Macon, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Ross, Mr. and of patriotism New York Jacksonville, Fla. Mrs. Caleb Burns. Philadelphia Philadelphia, Pa. to serve this Nation today St. Louis San Antonio, Tex. than it required Washington Augusta, Ga. BORN in the delirium of war." - - ROBINSON At the Paia Hospital, on CARTER GLASS, i-- DIED Monday, March 24, to Mr. and Mrs. Secretary of the Treasury 4 Thos. R. Foster Robinson, a daugh- MACHADO In Honolulu, April 4, ter, Kuulei Audrey. 1919, Mrs. Mary Machado, wife of Alyert Machado, of 728 Mokauea WOOL FOR SALE Street, Kalihi, native of Pukoo, Mo-- , Any one wishing to purchase wool lokai, 28 years, eight months and for knittins Sweaters, Mufflers, Socks four days old. Buried last Satur- etc., may obtain same at the Red day in Kawaiahao cemetery. Cross Rooms, Kahului. Adv. THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, APRIL, 11, 1919. THREE

9 Experts Will Help FOR RENT 8 FIRST SHIPMENT OF A The Future Of Hawaii g 1919 g Make Tax Returns One of the best front rooms on Mar- 8 KODAKS AND CAMERAS 2 And The Public Schools ket Street, suitable for oflce or studio. a just received 5 Inquire, American Shoe Shining And g In a short time we expect to have our line complete, g By VAUGHAN MacCAUGHEY. are now, none but the lowest classes Revenue Men Coming From Honolulu Billiard Parlor. B HONOLULU PHOTO SUPPLY COMPANY 8 of labor will perform this work. The (The following interesting paper on For s' Differ- 5 Everything Photographic problems of education are Stay Visit g needs of the public school system was industrial g Kodaks Films Finishing 1059 Fort St., Honolulu. read by Prof. MacCaughey at a not merely problems of industry, of ent Sections To Be Of Service To teachers' meeting held in Kawalahao education, or of economics; they are church, Honolulu, some months be- problems that have to do with our Those Who Need It fore he had any intimation that he whole philosophy of life. Just as long as the adulation of the world goes to was to be superintendent of public To aid residents of Maui in making instruction, and is the more interest- the man who "makes money" rather than to the man who makes crops, out their federal tax returns, Revenue s ing from this fact.) Agent R. M. Enders and Deputy Jack llHwati can be justly proud of hpr just so long will boys leave farming and flock to the cities. Waclvenzie, of the Honolulu U. S. public school system. On the whole Internal Revenue office, are due to it ranks favorably with many school The majority of boys and girls want a schooling will fit them as arrive at Lahaina next Wednesday systems, serving similar populations, that evening, and will be on this island SCALES SCALES earners. Our normal school and com- "Vic States. All "systems," , how-- t for about 10 days. Collector Howard - 1 mercial courses in the high schools tend to fall behind the progress Hathaway states that Mr. Enders's of the times in this swiftly moving have grown rapidly in recent years; courses business will be to furnish all the age. Throughout the United States similar in rural Industries help possible in the rather complicat FAMILY SCALES PLATFORM SCALES the purposes, content, administration, would likewise grow. In all parts of process the mainland education has ed of making tax returns, and BATHROOM, COUNTER, GROCER and community relationships of educa- industrial tnat there is no charge for this serv tion are being studied more carefully made tumrndous strides; today there literally ice. SPRING, FISH, ICE, and more scientifically than ever be- are thousands of industrial The itinerary of the revenue men fore In the history of any nation. schools and courses. All high schools during AND SPORTSMAN SCALES OF ALL KINDS. upper grammer grades In Ha- the time they are on Maul is We understand more clearly than and given as follows: ever before if we are to succeed waii should have strong departments LARGE SHIPMENT JUST RECEIVED. that agriculture. Lahaina Thursday and Friday, as a great nation, and as champions in Hawaii's April 17th and 18th. of true democracy, we must succeed Universal Education Wailuku Saturday and Monday, in the realm of public education. The third great educational prob- April 19th and 21st. Every Saturday & Ignorant peoples, d peo- lem in Hawaii is that of universal Hana Tuesday (noon) to Lewers Cooke, Ltd. ples, and wrongly-educate- d peoples education. By this I mean, not that (noon), April 22nd and 23rd. when I get my pay, I LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS (the Ikins for example), are heavily working people are to be educated un- Kahului Thursday, April 24th. make sure stop to oft at 169-17- 7 So. handicapped in the Twentieth Cen- til they are "too good to work," but Puunene Friday, April 25th. the corner grocery King St. Honolulu to as good store tury march toward real civilization. that they are be educated Paia Saturday, April 26th. and get the week'a supply Everyone is looking toward the workmen, toward the job, not away Haiku Monday, April 28th. of future. The gigantic mistakes and from it. Ignorant labor is bound to evils of the past cannot be undone, be inefficient labor; cheap labor, in a but we can use our best knowledge in human sense, is Inevitably very ex- GERMANY SEES SELF building for the future. In a very pensive labor. THREATENED WITH A KAMEmMEHA real sense, the future of Hawaii is One of the great ideas that the Uni- RUSH FROM WITHIN inseparably bound up with her public ted States has gotten out of this war schools. Hawaii's educational pro- is not universal military service, but BERLIN, Feb. 27 (Associated PueeKona(5ffee gram is thus of vital interest to every universal service, every man, Press) Unfavorable freight tonnage & y balance against Germany Buckingham man, woman Hawaii. woman, and child doing most effecti-ivel- after the Hecht and child in peace, "It makes me strong for In the brief time at my disposal I that which he or she is fitted to declaration of threatens to be work and happy when I shall endeavor to present, as con- do. In an ideal democracy there can come one of the chief inventives for rest." cisely as possible, three great educa- be no idlers; the idle rich are as the stimulation of emigration from Indian ZanV0zar Guaranteed tional problems that Hawaii must great a menace, if not a greater Germany, in the opinion of the In the Red Label solve if her schools are to most effect menace, than the idle poor. Zeltung. at YOUR grocer's too ively serve her people and her needs. Universal service demands univer- "Our principal needwill be an abund- Many other problems might be enu- sal education. Not merely academic ance of foodstuffs and raw materials" merated, but these three will indicate education; not merely book-learnin- it says, "but the lack of export com Men modities will give ample room for hu for every type Shoes the large lines of advance. but education in terms of man freight on return voyages. These have genuine Indian Tan and Rural Education of human labor. To talk of the "dig- uppe.s, nity of labor" is but using an empty "Even at a time when we anticipat- hard Oak soles and heels. Built for the out- Any school system that has the ed more auspicious peace terms, same Identical curriculum, methods, phrase unless we meat, to train boys at door man, who MUST have a strong, service- and girls, men and women, in terms tention was called to the necessity of and administration for city and for adopting measures restricting emigra able, comfortable shoe. country serves neither city nor coun- of the creative power of all useful labor. tion in the interest of economic re- try effectively. Hawaii Is preeminent construction. German workingmen ly a rural country. Her basic indus- Our present system reaches only a fraction of the population; and this should therefore take to heart the tries are agricultural. Her country warning $6.50 a Pair schools must be developed to serve fraction only for a few years. Univer- that their actions at this sal education involves a territory-wid- e time are liable to play an important WE CAN FIT YOU BY MAIL. the country, and not to lure children role in German industry abil- Into the city. This has been found system of kindergartens; schools and its of citizenship for aliens; schools for ity to complete in the markets of the true throughout the mainland. Rural world." schools have been merely miniature the women who are to become voters; city trade schools; schools for illiterates; The Vowaerts urges sending of all city schools, with city teachers, surplus unemployed technical methods, city point of view, and city public library extension; agricultural workers Manufacturers' Shoe Co,, Ltd. popula- extension work, such as now begun by into the rural districts for the pur ideals. The mass of Hawaii's pose of enlarging the cultivated HONOLULU. tion must be trained to live success- the county agents; supervised play- area grounds; schools in home-makin- and raising the yield of agricultural fully and happily in the country; to products. earn their living through agriculture; This may sound like a purely idealis- and to develop a citi- tic program, but many of the states zenry on the land. are accomplishing it, and Hawaii is This involves, not only a great read- asking for statehood. Universal edu- justment of our present rural schools, cation in Hawaii can be accomplished, but also profound changes In many not so much by the establishment of rural institutions. It is not within new institutions and organizations, to dis- with their expensive overhead, but by the province of this address , cuss the latter, although they are ex- carefully-planned- gradual enlarge- Announcing tremely Important. The first great ment and extension of the present pub- step is to get teachers who are gen- lic school system. We can afford to uine rural teachers; whose homes make haste slowly, but ever keeping and ideals are rural; who understand the goal in view. rural life; and who can teach children Hawaii has unusual opportunities, In terms of rural life. Most rural and a remarkable history and back- teachers are not only very temporary, ground, for the accomplishment of PREMIUM have not been in rural this enlargement of education. The LIST but trained life and industries. lieval idea of education was of The second step is to give the rural the cloister, seclusion, book-learnin- FOR curriculum a large agricultural con- the Twentieth Century idea includes tent; it must deal largely and con- every domain of human labor, and of cretely with country life and country all the children of all the people. Edu- institutions. Most curricula, in the cation for service; training for Ha- past, have been made for city folk, by waii's daily work; in these Hawaii 6 DAY city folk. They have emphasized liter- can plan for a glorious and prosper- ary, academic, and city subjects, and ous future. have looked with either ignorance or scorn upon agriculture and rural life. The school-garde- n movement has been Cannibals Go On RACING great value in giving genuine rural MEET of material to our country schools. The third step is to make the rural Rampage Are Soon AT school a real community center. Peo- ple like sociability; like to get to- Brought To Terms gether. The routine and monotony of rural life, as contrasted with the m AP"7Ann( sociability and diversity of the city, MELBOURNE, February 3 (Asso- a has been one of the chief reasons ciated Press Correspondence) The muaLJClUU SECOND why country boys and girls have re- Australian naval vessel Fantome was fused to remain in the country. The sent to the New Hebrides islands re- rural schools, with trained, high-grad- e, cently to chastise a tribe of cannibals well-pai- permanent teachers, accused of having committed murd- TEBBITOBlftL have a great field for service before ers. The man-eater- s occupied the fai them. At present this field is scarce- northern side of Malekula Island and ly touched. were accused of the murder of a s HONOLULU JUNE 9-1- 4 Industrial Education French cocoanut planter. The vast majority of boys and girls As the New Hebrides are owned are hand-minde- not academic. The jointly by France and Great Britain FIRST DAY, JUNE 9. FOURTH DAY, JUNE 12. majority will not go to high school; the Australian warship was selected 1st race Four-furlon- g Free for all. Purse $450.00 1st race one mile, 4 foot hurdle, Free for all $150.00 to punish the savages. The Fantome only a minute fraction will go to 2nd race g for 300.00 high jump, 50.00 torc- landed a punitive force of 65 officers Free all. Purse. 2nd race Individual Free for all ollege. At present they are all g par- 3rd race Three-furlon- Hawaiian Bred 3rd race Free for all 300.00 hed through the same academic curri- and men at Malua Bay where the culum, with very little handwork, and ty was joined by 18 native guards. Two-yea- r 150.00 FIFTH DAY, JUNE 13. no training. Having reached the outskirts of Seven-furlon- running. all $300.00 practically industrial SECOND DAY, JUNE 10. 1st race Free for leave plantations because the village where the murderers were the Four-furlon- g 2nd race Hawaiian Bred, Free toward the supposed to be hiding, the commander 1st race Hawaiian Bred they are not trained for 200.00 plantations. Until we have a general of the expedition sent an interpreter Free for all $150.00 all to parley with villagers for DAY, 14 system of industrial education, that the the 2nd race Polo Pony 50.00 SIXTH JUNE will give boys and girls the opportun- surrender of the men suspected of 1st race 1st heat of 2:15 class. Trot or Pace $500.00 the murder. 3rd race mile Polo boy Sr Cup ity to learn rural industries, we will 2nd race mile running. Free for all .. 500.00 savages 4th race M have the problem of great numbers of Groups of armed from the mile Polo boy Jr Cup li leaving the schools unfitted interior were hiding on the hill-side- s 3rd race 2nd heat of 2:15, Trot or Pace children THIRD DAY, JUNE 11. for any useful activity. overlooking the village and two of 4th race running, free for all.. 400.00 home-maker- s, race The majority of girls become their chiefs shouted to the villagers 1st 1st heat of Free for all, Trot and 5th race 3rd heat of 2:15, Trot or Pace yet curriculum contains that if any of them surrendered to Pace. 3 in 5 $1000.00 the expedition village would fired 6th race Consolation race 50.00 concrete subject-matte-r dealing the the 2nd race Four-furlon- little upon. Seeing tribes- Officers and Gentle- 7th race 1th heat of 2:15, Trot or race. home-makin- The majority of that these island with men 50.00 Entr-- . boys are to be hand-worker- yet edu- men were making all the trouble, the Four or more to enter, and three to start. in terms of hand work is Just punitive party opened fire upon them 3rd race 2nd heat, Trot and Pace ance fee 10 percent of purse, in all races. cation machine-gun- s and followed 4 one-hal- beginning to make its appearance in with this th race Ladies' race, f mile Cup Race, Free for all, Trot or Pace, on June 11th, curricula. with a charge by a detachment of 5th race heat, school bluejackets, who took the ridge and 3rd Trot and Pace entrance fees are added to purse for second horse. course, any progress In Indus- Cth Of drove the savages out. This ended race one mile, Free for all running... 750.00 Races 1 mile Free for all. Purse, $750,00 with education is dependent upon the trial the affair, the expedition suffering no with $150.00 added if track record is $150.00 added if track record is broken. Entrance conditions of living offered by the in- casualties. dustry itself. The boy must not only broken. fee added to purse, for second horse. British and French residents declar- 7th race 4th heat of understand and enjoy field work, but ed the cannibals had been taught a Trot and Pace Race Trotting and Pacing 2:15 class. Entrance must see that in field work he can severe which would insure the 8ih race Four-furlon- g mule race. Gentle- added to purse. living and a lesson earn a comfortable live future safety of the white residents men 50.00 subject to by racing lLfe. It is not so much Entries modification self-respe- of Malekula. 9th race a matter of actual wage, as of 5th heat. Trot and Pace. and social position. Many an American boy in the states, son of a Two chance acquaintances from wealthy farmer, has flatly refused to Ireland were talking together. ROBERT HORNER, accept as a gift, and "An' so yer name is Rily," said one. J. WALTER DOYLE, EDWIN H. PARIS, the home farm Chairman, Racing Committee. has gone to the city, into relatively "Are yez any relation to Tim?" Executive Secretary, Chairman. Territorial Fair Commission. menial employment. Until the social "Very dishtantly," said the other. 303-30- Hawaiian Trust Bldg.. Honolulu and community rewards of rural work "Oi wus hie mother's first child, an' are much more apparent than they Tim was the seventeenth." FOUR THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1919. THE MAUI NEWS BE MODERATE IN ALL THINGS It would perhaps not seem kind to drag out old saws about new ntered at the Post Office at Wailuku, Maul, Hawaii, as second-clas- s matter. brooms, and the like, in connection with the recent change in the head of Mac-Caugh- m Honolulu the territorial school department, but it is only justice to Prof. cy When In A Republican Paper Published in the Interest of the People to remind some teachers who are inclined &&ll to hail him as the uiNJA m v. m Issued Hvery Friday. great deliverer from bondage, that he is but human. MAUI PUBLISHING COMPANY, LIMITED, Mr. MacCaughey's ideas and ideals are doubtless quite different Proprietor and Publishers. from those of Mr. Kinney, and it remains to be seen how they will Subscription Rates, $2.50 per Year in Advance stand the hard knocks of actual practice. We are frank to say that most of the new superintendent's outlined plans appeal to us as sound; WILL. J. COOPER : : EDITOR AND MANAGER but we are also confident that he cannot make a success of his job and Rnnninn ivntrr In every room: rooms at the same time please everyone of the several hundred tachcrs who 11 FRIDAY : : : APRIL, 11, 1919. must work under him. singly or with baths; comlortable beds; 1 car-line- s. All of which is suggested by elose to best restaurants and all the following paragraph of a letter Highest class service. recently written by a rural school : teacher to the new superintendent Croirally located In the theatre and (trapping centers. INDEPENDENCE NEEDS ENCOURAGEMENT I have read with much pleasure, AND PROTECTION (I might almost say exultation) your articles in the Advertiser awl the CHILD, Proprietor Star-Bulleti- F. n. 1 think I may speak for many J. a prediction: Within another two others, We want to go on record with when I say that we have been working for some all political faiths in Hawaii, will be time years most of the honest men of under the pressure of a system, in which we 2L primary election law along lines similar have demanding a revision of the felt afraid to call our souls our own. I begin to Bill 152 which was tabled on third reading in the to those of Senate feel, under the inspiration of your message, as if week. Senate this I should now be allowed to do some real work in edu- possible under the present law will And this because the abuses cation; and whether my work is to be as assistant, become intolerable. principal or supervisor does not make so much differ- will certainly & Maui has had experience in this connection. She ence, if I am allowed to have a share in the Neill Co., Ltd. their sorrow. great Catton, have more, as will the rest of the territory to work that I feel needs to be done, and in which you ENGINEERS It would almost seem from reading of the arguments against Sen- will be our leader. ator Baldwin's amendment that the writers had not read the bill at all, Works 2nd and South Streets the conclusion that they knew what it con- but had simply jumped to OlTices ") "Independence If Hawaii were located in the middle General Queen anj tained. For instance the Advertiser, under the caption of the United States with Merchandise Department. Encouragement", says editorially not a military post or regular army soldier within a f Alakea Streets Needs thousand miles, it Electrical Department J "Under the primary law as it stands the voter can go to the booth would be perfectly reasonable for the territory to support an adequate and assist in the nomination of the men he thinks best fitted to the of- national guard for police purposes. But with an army division of from fices to which they aspire." 20,000 to 40,000 trained troops stationed within a few hours of any Hawaiian Representatives for Which is true. But it is just as true that the voter can assist in section of the community, it is certainly hard to see the neressitv nf JEFFREY MANUFACTURING CO'S op- appropriating the $60,000 the nomination of the weakest instead of the strongest men on the which the guard advocates are now asking LINK BELT CHAINS position ticket in case there is no contest in his own party which is tor tor tne next two-ye- ar period. Besides, $30,000 a year wouldn't be CONVEYING MACHINERY just what has already taken place in past primary elections. a drop in the bucket to what would be needed to maintain any kind of And the writer also says an adequate organization. Let's cut out the guard for a while and see PULVERIZERS ALGAROBA BEAN, LIMA, CORAL, "To get away from party politics is the purpose of the direct how it goes anyway. primary to take the nomination of candidates out of the hands of the boss or bosses and to let the voters name their own tickets." Which is of course what it should do but at present does not. In- This is a new contest, puns for stead, it permits the bosses to get in their work of helping select the II. P. Baldwin Cups which have been offered by A. W. Collins, of Lahaina and D. C. Lindsnv. poorest men of the opposition ticket to be later slaughtered in the regu- and which become the property of i 1 lar election. Won By Baldwin-Ni- x the winners. It is hard to see how the bosses could control to anything like the extent they do now. under the straight ticket primary. Take, for ex- If you are not now receiving the REX ALL MONTHLY in wo Exciting ample, the very possible situation Honolulu when the democratic Tennis Tournaments Grecian Officials MAGAZINE please send your name for mailing list. The in field delegate party has but one candidate the for to congress, while Hare Spectacular Finish Inada I the republicans have two aspirants for that position. Under the prim- Regret The Arrest Magazine has recently been enlarged, and improved by the Wins Singles 1 ary law as it now stands the democratic bosses could and would issue Championship addition of stories by prominent writers and pictures of cur- general instructions to their henchmen to vote for which ever republi- Mm's Doubles Of Two Americans Begin Next Week rent can candidate was deemed the least dangerous to their own candidate. events. P bill But under the plan proposed by Senator Baldwin's just killed, By defeating John MacLaren. Clasn SALONIKI, March 23 (Associated the democrats could not do this without sacrificing every other candi- A, in the finals of the All-Ma- men's Press) Premier Venizelos and Gen be in handicap tennis tournament, date on their ticket, because the voters would limited their voting last Sun- eral Paraskevopoulos, commander-in- - day afteroon, on the Puunene Athletic to but a single ticket. Club courts, chief of the Greek army, have offered THIS SERIVICE IS ABSOLUTELY FREE. j under the primary law boss can H. K. Inada, Class B, For the further reason that no won the title and the silver cup pres- regrets and apologies to George Hor- prevent any man from becoming a candidate for any office, it is al- ented by W. A. Baldwin, to become ton the American consul general here most impossible to do any "slate-making- " before the primaries that will the property of the winner. for the unwarranted arrest of Dr. be sure. inada s victory over MacLaren was John Henry House, of Ohio, superin- won in straight 6-- 6-- 6-- al- tendent of Missionary is not necessary, desirable or practicable to do away with politi- sets and the American It though the fans had hoped for a sharp School; Rev. William C. Cooper, of cal parties. No way has yet been devised anywhere to do this. But ly contested match, since MacLaren, Illinois and Rev. William Paine Clark, Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd. a properly constructed primary law can largely remove nominations had decisively defeated Eddie Tam professors in the institution. from control of party bosses which Hawaii's primary law as it in the semi-final- s a few days before, The charges on which the arrests SERVICE EVERY SECOND the hopes stands does not. the of MacLaren's friends were were made were entered by a Bul all dashed by the strength of Inada's garian informer, and the arrests were The Rexall Store Box 426 Honolulu, T. H. Play. His fierce hook stroke and his by order of a subordinate military of TREATING SYMPTOMS INSTEAD OF DISEASE accuracy of placement, together with ficial. As soon as the matter was tits very nimble foot work, kept Mac- taken to the attention of the authori- Laren on the rack throughout the ties by Mr. Horton, th accused were The legislature should go slow in passing such measures as Senator match, and only at one time, durine released, and an investigation order Harold Rice's bill. the second set, when the score stood ed by General Paraskevopoulos prov Someone has properly designated the appearance of Bolshevism at 3 all, did the fans see any hoDe for ed the charges, which had been and like forms of propaganda as a symptom of a diseased condition of John MacLaren. Inda. being a Class characterized by Horton as "ridiculous B man, had a small advantage over and fantastic, to be absolutely base- society, rather than the disease itself. Bolshevism is not new in the MacLaren in that the latter owed him less. We are prepared United States except in name. As anarchism or socialism in one de half of fifteen on each game. The Rev. Mr. Cooper was charged gree or another, it has been always with us, as it has also been in Great A large and enthusiastic crowd wit with transmitting information to the AT ANY TIME Britain. nessed the match, the grandstand not Germans through Mrs. Cooper's sis- being large enough for the crowd ter who was then resident in Switzer- to assist you It has never heretofore caused much concern in these two demo- which overflowed onto the side lines. land, and with obtaining employment to secure A cratic nations for the reason that conditions have not been favorable Tennis is very popular on Maul and for a Bulgarian woman as cook in an to its spread it has not appealed to people who are living in a healthy a larger crowd has seldom been seen American consulate 'n order that she THE BEST PRICE social state. It should not cause alarm now, except there be cause. And at any tennis event outside of the might steal papers of importance aud Harvest Home matches. them to him at the school. for your it be seek re- take should the concern of the nation to out this cause and to Mr. Inada is an employee of the The informant also decl.irefi that move it, rather than to attempt simply to suppress or hide the symptom Baldwin National Bank, and in any he had overheard Dr. House ;iy he LIBERTY BONDS ot the disease. future handicap tournaments he cer- had pos'tUe lnforniMon that Mace- That is what such laws as Senator Rice's would ter.d to do. tainly will be put in Class A. He donia was to be git'on n Bulgaria is young, if v ace vat, Mgncd. Do not sacrifice them to irresponsible e have laws now to punish lawless except and he continues to build when the tre.iy buyers. acts. We have yet, up his game as rapidly as he has dur When this formai'on was given t' in stress of war, to feel the need of laws against free speech or a free ing the past few months he may the Gree'; authorit.es tb?. ordered Last quotation $46.50 for $50.00 bond. press a treedom guaranteed by the Constitution. lely be reckoned on as a factor in the arrest of an pcion with tul-garia- n 93.00 for 100.00 bond. It is scarcely conceivable that any form of propaganda such as Sen the coming tournament for the affili .U us. straight singles' The ator Kice s bill at, any weiarht persons Championship of Bank of Maui, Ltd. is aimed would have with normal Maui, for which Caleb Burns Is to Wailuku, Paia, Lahaina. In fact the absence of any legal restrictions of the kind should be a present a silver cup. His tennis safeguard, in that dangerous doctrines would not have to be hidden nreer started at the Mills School in The symptoms of an unhealthy state would not be covered up. Honolulu which he attended. At pres Burr Mast Suppression of the kind suggested ent he plays almost entirely from the unpleasantly suggests the old back line and is not very strong at days in Russia under the czars. There was plenty of repression then, over-hea- the net or in his work and very quiet wedding but anarchism tattened on leaves some chance for improvement A pretty but it. was that in which Miss Olive B. Mast, The people of America will never stand for Bolshevism: because in these departments of the game C 1 T 1,A 1. - .. , 1 , .. i , .. 9 SAVING HAS BEEN THE CORNERSTONE OF MANY In the tournament Just ended, Ina-- , .7et " they will never submit to the conditions bring about Burr- - eve' OF THE WORLD'S that Bolshevism da' record was remarkable in that he i"VifJr GREATEST FORTUNES, BUT THE ana other tantastic and talacious theories. did not lose a single set. He met and mil A. INVESTMENT THREOF HAS BEEN THE MATERIAL The fact that we I. The marriage, which was something are troubled with W. W., and other dangerous defeated consecutively the following many THAT 6-- of a surprise to the Maul friends COMPLETED THE men: Burns (B) 6-- EDIFICE. doctrines is a sign that everything is not right. It is our job, as re- Frank Al of the two popular young people, fred Taylor (B) 8-- W. A. Bald- sponsible citizens of a democracy, to heed these warnings place 7 o'clock home of and seek out win (A) 6 2, 6 2; C. C. Campbell (D) took at at the LET US ASSIST YOU IN SELECTING YOUR INVEST- Mr. E. E. Boyum, cere- the true cause of the trouble, and not to blindly attack the evidence 6-- 7-- 7-- 6-- and Mrs. the Caleb Burns (A) mony being performed by the Rev. MENTS. that shows us that things are not well. and finally MacLaren (A) 6-- 6-- 6-- R. B. Dodge. Following the ceremony Mixed Doubles Also Pau and a pretty wedding dinner, the hap- DREAMING It took five sets of fast and furious py couple drove to Olinda for a few playing last Saturday afternoon to Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd. Kaise your children under a roof you can call your own. Cut day's of their honeymoon at the Aiken decide the champions in the big mix- mountain place, "Idlewilde." out the landlord be full-fledg- stuff and a citizen.. Have a vine and ed doubles tournament which began The bride was attended by her sis- HONOLULU, T. II. fig-tre- e as well as a rose-arbor- bungalow in vour own name. And on the Puunene Club courts several ter, Miss Georgia Mast, a recent re- ! Post-Heral- months ago. It was finally won by you will live happy ever after IIilo d. sident of Maui, as bridesmaid, while W. A. Baldwin and Miss Annetta Nix Just listen to poor Steve rave! Ain't it fierce, Mag? The poor Sevath Boyum acted as best man for from Eddie Tam and Mrs. Paris. Judge Burr. Besides Mr. and Mrs. boy must have been reading 6-- 6-- 1-- Australian promotion literature or some The scores stood Mrs. H. D. Sloggett, and h m mmmm mainland real estate agent's dope sheet just before the automobile hit Boyum, other guests were Mr. and lrm. And he says it so earnest like, too! Yes the doctor savs he will The game was witnessed by a large Mrs. H. D. Sloggett, and several pupils come around all right, but won't he be crowd of fans and there was great ex of the high school. Miss Mast s pupils. INEFFICIENT METHODS IN HANDLING YOUR disappointed when he wakes up citement over the hard fought match. D'urr if he remembers that dream? Gee! Even plantation Mr, Rnd Mra. are now at the PRODUCTS WASTE YOUR MONEY AND managers don't iii nupuico in mia vnnuiiJiuuBuui iMaul Hotel where they will make REDUCE own homes in Hawaii they only own stock in 'cm. Poor old Steve! are the well known It P. Baldwin thelr nome. Mrs. Durr, who has been YOUR PROFITS. cups, which have been played for an--1 one oI tne n0Dular teachers at the nunlly for many years. The finals The territorial legislators have been wasting a lot of time and burn in Maui hiph school, will continue her i his tournament were delayed for sev- -- during the remainder of the ing a tremendous amount ot gray matter lately in trying to frame irsses kBrownPortable" eral months on account of the absence school year. ELEVATING, CONVEYING bill to raise the salaries of Honolulu city and county officials. Wouldn of Mrs. Paris, who was called to the AND UNLOADING 1 ... P . . . .i uuu ICii nc aiiuuiu..I t.l near .1..mai .1ine f state legislature was Coast just after she had won her MACHINES aiii iautornia place in the finals but before the Beating Father to It worrying over the salaries of the officials and employees of San Fran portable, sectional, adaptable, reliable, economical ef- T A . . . match could be played. "What did your little ones say when ..!..- - - - . f . T ... ficient machines that ' cisco, ios vngeies, ciacramenio, rresno, tuieka, and ail the other big Ment Doublet Soon you told them there is no Santa and little cities in the state? And yet some people think Hawaii is up The nun's doubles handicap tourna- Cuius?" TRANSFORM I find- WASTE INTO PROFIT. to date, ana is all ready tor statehood ! ment, entries for which will close "They asked me if was just close next Tuesday, is the next big ing it out." Washingston Star. feature in Maul tennis circles. It will Dr. Syngman Rhee, the Korean leader from Honolulu, announces be played on the Puunene courts and Then They Canned Him Catton, Neill & in Co., Ltd. Washington that the Korean revolutionists intend to make Korea a the preliminary matches are expected Customer "Where will I find the to place on 10. AGENTS Christian nation when the Japanese yoke is thrown off. It would be lake Saturday, April candelabra?" Queen and Alakea St. still more interesting to learn by what process these leaders expect to It is reported that a large number of New Floorman "All canned goods Honolulu. players are getting thi-i-r accomplish names down are in the grocery department on the this wholesale conversion. for the play. fourth floor." Judge.

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Mr. Brown Is - "Riled" Hilo Man To Offer IN THE CHURCHES ON THE OTHER I-- Honolulu Wholesale Produce Market Quotations (From Pacific Commercial Adver- Wailuku tiser.) Prizes To Children ISLANDS Union Church Rowland B. Dodge, Minister. ISSUED BY THE TERRITORIAL MARKETING DIVISION Honolulu, April 8, Mrs. Mary Hoffman Kunewa, Or- Oahu, 1919. ganist Wholesale Only. Editor Advertiser: For Miniature Landscape Plots At McGrew Leaves A, & B, Week ending, April 7, 1919. Your paper has commented upon Reynold McGrew, Mrs. Carrie Scholtz Weight, Direct- purchasing agent or of Music. rtatemcn(s made In the Maui News Territorial Fair Should Bo inter- fur Alexander & Baldwin and well Small Consumers Cannet Buy at these Pricea of last week's issue In respect to my known in Maui, purchased 10:00 Church Bible School. Pi Ex- has the 7:00 Organ altitude and vote record on the ques- esting Feature otorapl:ic controling stock in the Acetylene Recital by Mrs. Kunewa 7:30 Preaching Service with Ser- tion of woman suffrage. You quote hibits To Co Best Light fc Agency Co., from John B. Island butter, lb None Fruit the island paper Praise Searle, mon by the Minister. that the reason for and will assume active man- At Eggs, select, doi 60 Bananas, Chinese, lb None my political stale of mind was and is agement of the business. the evening service there will Bananas, Cooking bnch (Communicated.) bo special Palm Sunday arrang- Eggs, Duck, doz BO 1.25 "he was offered a henchman's job of music Figs, 100 1.00 7 ed for by Mrs. Weight. Young Roosters, lb 60 to .65 some kind in Honolulu as a price for HONOLULU, April Miniature New Promotion Committee Grapes, Isabella, lb 10 to .13 his vote against the women." I re- model landscape plots, made by school Man In View Rabbits, lb 25 Oranges, Haw. 100 1.75 to 2.00 frain of years The regular monthly Union Serv- lrom calling the writtcr of the children fourteen and under, R. V. or Turkeys, lb None Limes, 100 70 article a liar, hut is are to form an interesting portion of Ciowder, at present passenger ice the Hawaiian Board Churches Pineapples, he so close that agent for T. K. Hens, lb 60 cwt 2.25 to 2.50 as- plants the K. at San Francis- in Wailuku, will be held Sunday in that the difference! canno well be the and flowers exhibition at co and formerly passenger Papaias, lb 02 to .02 certained. My vote on question the Territorial in June. city agent the Japanese Church. Ducks, Muse, lb 35 to .40 this Fair lor the Western Pacific Railway there, Strawberries, lb 20 and on every other that has come be-for- e At the meeting of the plants and wi'l be Ducke, Fekin, lb 35 Haw. Oranges, 100 1.75 to 2.25 me af- offered the position of secre- Kahulul Union Church as a member of the House of flowers commit tee held yesterday tary of Duck, Hawaiian, doz. ...13.00 to 13.50 Water Melons, lb 09 to .10 ,''presenlatives for the ternoon, David Forbes, of Hilo, stated the Hawaii Promotion Com- Ellis E. Tleasant, Minister. last three mittee, according to action Livestock years has been dictated by my con- that such an exhibition had been held taken at Miss Gertrude B. Judd will preach Vegetables Cattle and sheep are not bought the meeting of the committee Mon- at the at science alone. I have not been offer- at the Hawaii county fair and had day Church service Sunday even- Beans, string-- green lb 03 lire weight. They are slaughtered ed any job, political proved a great success. He said he ufternon. The offer will he made ing at 7:30. or otherwise in to Mr. Crowder by Deans, string wax, lb 04 and paid for on a dressed weight Honolulu nor do I care to work would put up $25 for prizes of $10, the retiring secre- for tary, Fred J. llalton, who left on BeanB, Lima, in pod, lb 04 basis. any one, but will go into business of $7.r.O, and $2.r,0 for the best en- Church of the Good Shepherd Live Hog up to 150 lb 24 to .25 Wednesday on the transport Thomas Beans, . . tny own and that I have made known tries in a model landscape contest. Rector, Rev. J. Charles Villiere. Maul Red, cwt. 6.50 to 7.00 Dressed Meata for tlie mainland. Palm Sunday. to the people of Maui previous to my These model landscapes or garden Beans, Calico, cwt 6.50 to 7.00 Beef, lb 15 to .16Vi departure for Honolulu. plots must not be more than three Services appropriate to the occas- Beans, em. white, cwt. . . 7.50 to 8.00 Veal, lb 16 ion, The question of suftrage was not a feet square; and must contain a house Vaughan MacCaughey, superintend- Sunday morning, at 11 o'clock. Beans, lg. white cwt. . . . 5.00 to 5.50 Mutton, lb None factor in the last campaign and, I and garden, a walk, plants and trees. ent of public instruction, was in Hilo There will be special music. Beets, doz. bnch's 30 Pork, lb 28 to .30 believe, that it has been made one Hie commit tee adopted Mr. Forbes' this week in connection with school Next week, being "Holy Week," Carrots, doz. bunches 40 Hides, Wet Salted during this term by a small, but noisy suggestion, and Chairman Donald Mc-Inty- mailers. A big meeting of Big Island there will be services on Monday, Cabbage, cwt 2.25 to 2.50 Steer, No. 1 lb 10 minority of she men and he women. of the plants and flowers com- teachers was addressed by him last Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday Corn, sweet, 100 ears . . 2.75 to 3.00 Steer, No. 2, lb .08 Thf precincts throughout the Terri- mittee appointed Mrs. A. J. Campbell Mondav. evenings. On Good Friday a service Corn, Haw. lg. yel. ton 70.00 Steer, hair slip 07 tory sent, delegates to the convention and Mrs. C. F. Chiilingworth as a in the morning, at 10:30, and "a last Corn, Hawaiian, sm. yel., ton ..72.00 Kips, lb io dbsolutely committee to cooperate with the hour service" in the afternoon from 2 Peanuts, lg., lb 10 to .11 uninstructed for or against Would Have Auto Road Goat white 20 to .30 suffrage. The plank was slipped in school teachers to urge the children Built till 3 o'clock. To these services all Peanuts, sm. lb 11 to .13 To Summit Of Mauna Loa Feed by a few boss carpenters while some to join the contest for the best model are invited. Green peppers bell, lb 10 Corn, sm. yel. ton None of ordinary landscape plots. Before the Hilo Ad Club last week, Green peppers, chili, 08 lg. the workmen were not building lb Corn, yel. ton 74.00 looking Fine Photogr-iphi- c Section of a road to the top of Mauna Makawao Union Church Pot. Is. Irish, cwt 3.00 to 3.50 and like most tricks of the Loa, Corn cracked, ton 80.00 kind, failed. Today on Maui A meeting of Honolulu photograph- wiili federal aid for the project, A. Craig Bowdish, Minister. Pot. sweet white cwt. .. 1.25 to 1.35 Bran, ton and a 67.50 throughout group, I be- ers was held at Fair headquarters in and rest house at the end of the 10:00 Sunday School. Pot., sweet red, cwt 1.40 1.50 Barley, the firmly proposed to ton 62.00 lieve that there is not a sincere, real the Hawaiian Trust building yester- "automobile trail" was pro- 11:00 Communion and the reception Taro, cwt 2.50 Scratch food, ton 82.50 among present day afternoon, having been called to- posed by L. A.Thurston. He said the of members. Taro bnch 15 sentiment either the proposal Oats, ton 65.00 voters or the mass of sensible home-keepin- g gether by Chairman Roger Noble would be taken up with 6:45 Christian Endeavor. ;'( niatoes, lb 02 to .03 Wheat, ton 97.50 com-1'iilli'- e, Stephen women for the extension of Burnham of t lie arts and crafts Mather when the representa- 6:45 Discussion Club. Green peas, lb 08 to .10 Middling, ton None the franchise, and until legisla- to arrange a display in that tive of the national park department 7:20 The Pipe Organ. Cucumbers, doz 20 to .30 Hay, wheat, that, is in the ton 55.00 tors are ,directly instructed by their section of the Fair next June. A Islands. The idea appealed 7:30 Vesper Service. Pumpkins lb 02 V4 Hay Alfalfa, ton 45.00 constituents, great deal of enthusiasm was shown to the Hilo Ad Club and a committee the immediate granting of of votes to women would bo an un- md all present agreed that a very one was named to go into the mat- warranted exercise of the legislators' elaborate showing should be made. It ter. power. was decided to divide the exhibition A3 to the mention of my political into four sections; portraits, views, Regular Troops Arrive Next Week grave being dug, it is pertinent and commercial photography, and amateur The first contingent of the 25,000 proper at this time to inquire who photography; the latter division in- to oO.Oiit) regular troops comprising is the grave digger? We judge the cluding all classes of work. Oriental the 6th army division, which is to be future by the past and in the most photographers will be among the ex- stationed for garrison on Oahu, will recent past, the last election, I re- hibitors. A special effort will be arrive in Honolulu next Monday. get dis- It ceived the highest vole on the island ;aade to amateurs to make a consists of 2000 troopers of the 17th of Maui and I did not campaign with play in all branches. Cavalry, which has been on duty the idea or mention of supporting a along the Mexican border. They will measure giving votes to women, and be stationed at Schofleld Barracks. I firmly believe that no representa- Macedonians Are tive or senator from any section of May Be Plot To Recruit this Territory had an idea of so do- Hawaii's Labor ing .excepting, of course, a few noisy Slowly Returning George Wong, a Chinese-Filipino- , and insincere legislators who thought was they could slip over an uncalled arrested in Honolulu last Satur- for Find Hemes Gone day on complaint of some 40 Filipinos measure and which had not been who by the present holders of claimed that he had collected $5 voting SALONIKI, Feb. 23 (Associated a piece from them, promising them the franchise. transportation to As to whether I fill the "already Press) Macedonia at present strikes the Coast and Jobs one as a peaceful and well organized in the Alaska canneries, but had not made grave," the future will show. In made good probability, I so decide two country with little or no population. his promise. It is uncer- all if tain yet Wong is years hence, I may be a member of Many of the villages and towns which whether really a furnished the battlegrounds of the labor agent or simply a smooth con- either House and shall strictly carry fidence man fleecing out any promises I make Allied armies and those of the Cen- the Filipinos. In election either case his by my conduct and vole at this session tral Powers have been destroyed and offense is covered fi not being based upon any election the population scattered, mostly by territorial laws with severe penalties. 11 promises so far as suffrage is concern the Bulgarians but partly by the ICU necessities of the Allies. w ed. The article mentions my associa- The Allied army of Macedonia too, tion with what is called a "gang of is dwindling and it gives one a feel- Oahu politicians." The epithet of ing of strangeness to travel up and ENTERED gang" is often used by the opposi- down Macedonia and see familiar I I tion who have lost out in frantic en- places which once were populous with OF RECORD Allied troops now Camps . m deavors to do the uncalled for. Of deserted. t v occupied two years by the Allied B for Old course, if I cared to be rude, and which I do not, I could speak of the i'oroes aim which one had come to Deeds side as a gang, and individ- regard as permanent institutions now WM. F. & other its are feeding grounds only POGUE WF. to Nahiku ual members as gangsters. These the of flocks Land Co., Ltd., pes. land & W Rts. merely those which rude, of crows picking about among the re Honopou, words are no Hamakualoa, Maui. Mar. disappointed people make use of. fuse. All the iroops have by 22, 1919 $751 45 means part of world and Representative Joseph can well left this the WM F POGUE & WF to II A Bald- most im- take care of himself and his vote on Saloniki still remains the win, pes land, Huelo, etc, Hamaku- this measure and others, no doubt, portant military base in Eastern aloa, Maui, Mar 22, 1919, $4903.10. approval of con- Europe; but a great change has come WM. F. & will receive the the over things one now POGUE WF. to East Maui stituents who have, time and again, and sees the Irrigation Co., Ltd., W. Rts., on pes. to House of Rep- sturdy native on his diminutive don- land, etc., returned Levi the riding Papaaea Hamakualoa etc and if he so decided to key in places which for three Maui, Mar. 22, 1919. $8G02.35. resentatives, years was barred to everybody not in again run for the legislature, I am not MARY P. MAUI ALMEIDA & USB. We have order for of old brass from say khaki. (M. J.3 1 an a ton afraid to he will be elected. through to Thomas Holstein, Ap. As to Plebiscite measure, I am The writer passed Doiran of R. P. C252 Kul. S462B the the other day. It once was a pretty Waiakoa, and always have been in favor of Maui, Mar. 27, 1919. $175. co-operati- little town, picturesquely situated on a local foundry and solicit the on such a fair measure being submitted Mortgages we kindly to the present voters. Their mandate the shore of the Lake Doiran and dur- guide ing the greater part of the war was TAKUICIURO KAGAWA & WF. to should and must be the of their beyond Panic of Maui, Ltd., 9120 sq. of representatives. Until the men of only a few hundred yards the ft. land our friends in collecting this amount. clearly and British lines, in enemy territory. Of Vineyard St. Wailuku, Maui, Mar. this Territory indicate all the thousand or more houses, there 18, 1919. $800. emphatically that they desire to share SH1GERU I is not one left that is more than a MURAKAMI & WF. to voting privileges with females, typical Bank of Maui, 9120 sq. my course of action heap of rubbish and that is of Ltd., ft. Vine shall continue the situation in Macedonia today. yard St. Wailuku, Maui. Mar. 18, unswayed and unterrified by either population slowly filtering 1919. $800. pa- The' is The entire proceeds go to the Cross. the Maui News, your widely read things they DAVID KAPAKU to Beke Ihihi int. Red things of similar nature. back but the thief that per or other find arc the excellent roads made by in Ap., 4 of R. P. 4586 Kul. 5786, I do not regret what 1 have done legisla- the British the best roads in Mace- Uonokohau, (Kaanapali), Maui. Fob or what I have said In this donia since the days of the Romans. 10, 1919. $200. ture or in the previous one. Maui These roads will be invaluable for DAVID KAPAKU to Beke Ihihi, int. badly, in- certainly needs and needs the future. Macedonia lifts large in Ap. 1 of R. P. 57C1 Kul. 4624 & dependent representatives. agricultural possibilities and its pop Ford automobile, Uonokohau, (Ka- WILL YOU HELP? Musing over and watching the daily will begin to down again anapali), Maui, Feb. 12, 1919. $300. my colleagues, I ulation settle actions of soma of after the ravages of the war as they W. F. POGUE & WF. to Bank of have rudely, perhaps, thought of the pes. . have done so often before. Maui, LtdA various land Kaloa actions of the toy called the juniping-jack- The old "Macedonian question" Sic, Hamakualoa, Maul, Mar. 22, A wind mill is, comparatively, still awaits solution. It contained the 1919. $12,500. y.i stationary object when compared seeds of trouble and grief for the EVA T. MUELLER to Bank of Maui, with the variation of the voting move- whole of humanity. Viewed from Ltd., pc. land cor. Dickensen & ment of some honorable members of here, the war seems to have done Laukini Sts., Lahaina, Maui, Mar. their legislature. The reasons that absolutely nothing to settle the prob- 22, 1919. $3000. changing and rechang-in- g actuate their lems of the mixed and warring races Leases Salvage Department that portion of their anatomy call Age-lon- g in these regions. anti- pc. ed their mind, would be an interest- pathies prejudices ap EVA T. MUELLER to H. Sato, and remain land cor. Dickensen & Laukini Sts ing study, and might be a reason for parently as firmly rooted now as be- eye-brow- Lahaina, Maui, Mar. 24, 1919, 29 more than raising the Austro-Ger-ma- fore the war. But the yrs. 1st 9 yrs, at $20 per month & Very respectfully, over-bun- g Warehouse, Kahului menace which heretofore remainder $40 pvr JNO. DROWN JR., the whole region like a thunder- at month. Representative, Third District. cloud now has been dissipated and Affidavits the western powers now apparently HENRY KAUMAI & AS AFFT. et als re ownership of por. Gr. 1498 CITY OF HAVANNA TO realize that there is every reason for them to take a keen interest in what Maui, Mar. 3, 1910. HAVE WONDERFUL MARKET is going on in the Balkans. TelephonesNos. 165 and 201. It Is generally felt here that Tur- HAVANA, Feb. 5 (Dy Mail) (As- key needs a strong master and the BRITISH WOULD TEACH sociated Press) A model market, to Balkans a kindly but firm friend who SHIPPERS HOW TO PACK cost $2,400,000 is to be constructed will ordain their future on a basis of to take the place of the old time right and justice and conditioned LONDON, March 2 (Associated here partly, though not wholly, on the good places Press) Because claims for dam- market and newer street mar parts played by various nations in aged in transit now pending before kets scattered about the city, products the war, on Serbia's unswerving gal- the Railway Clearing House amount of the wartime food scarcity and con- lantry and loyalty, on the great aid to $5,000,000, the railroads have inau- sequent manipulation of prices by finally given by Greece and the gurated a campaign to teach people merchants. It will be a beautiful treachery and cynicism of Bulgaria. how to pack goods for shipment. Pic-tor- marbled structure. The Allies may not need to "grand- appeals have been issued urg- Havana now has only one central mother" the Balkans but it is likely ing the public to make sure that pack market building, the Colon Market, that they will have to "godfather" ages are properly packed and address located in the heart of the city, but them. Otherwise the Macedonian ed. dark, poorly ventilated and unsani- question will some day come to the At one London depot a dozen rail- tary. The other, the 'Tlaza de front again. The dead of the British road men were seriously hurt in one or "Tacon" market, recently and Allied soldiers who lie in Mace- year through the collapse of poorly was closed by the city health au- donian soil seem to demand that packed freight, while less serious ac- thorities because of its unsanitary henceforth peace shall prevail in the cidents are report! almost daily from condition. hind where they fought and died. the Eame cause. SIX THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, ArRIL 11, 1919.

lion among the lnmatc-s- , which speaks the erection and equipment of a Now Looks Like very highly of the olllcials in charge home for feeble-minde- persons has American Army To and the board of health," the report been reduced to $60,000 by the sen- 1 states. According to reports in legis- ate. Keep Strict Watch Plebiscite Bill lative circles, there will be no legisla- House May Demand Marketing tion this session tending to enforce Appropriation On Hun segregation of the sexes or to turn Initial hearings on the appropria- Troop Units the settlement over to the control of tion bill, passed recently by the The Best? Passed government. Why Not WiUBe the federal Solons who emue, na e oeen oegun Dy tne made say many In- house COBLENZ. Feb. 27 (Associated the trip of the finance committee. The appropria- - . Frel3f-- The mates are In favor of legalizing steri- Hon - intelligence section of DO THE OF MAUI (Continued from rage One.) for the territorial marketing dlvl- PEOPLE KNOW lization, hut believe it Bhould be elec- sion was deleted from the Tnenmiro hv the American Army continues to tive, not compulsory. THAT IT WILE COST THEM ONLY the upper chamber, which also re- - keep strict watch of the movements women of Hawaii shall have the right Asks Pension For Brother Dutton duced the national guard biennial 10 CENTS POSTAGE TO GET A At request George of the German Army and will con to vole. the of Senator OE If the electorate decides in the P. Cooke, the attorney-genera- l has tiw. tioiinn '.Am. i tinue to do so until the American PACKAGE OUR BEST iiiv i.rnnrv i nisi , ij y tj , r , lurHC ILflilSi aflinnative. the secretary of the ter- prepared a bill providing a pension of will he among the first to be taken Army of Occupation leaves the Rhine OLD KONA? ritory shall, prior to May 31, appoint $50 a month for the rest of his life up by the house financiers. It is land for home after the signing of registrars to conduct a registration for Brother Joseph Dutton. Brother rumored that the market appropria-- 1 over 21 years old, Dutton took up the work of the late the peace treaty, TRY US ONCE, AND HAVE SOME- of female citizens may be put mean-- 1 y- - . tion - back into the ., i.'.if'.irit rahnrta1 Amnp nana on June 5, 6 and 7, for the purpose Father Damien more than a quarter lire. Nothing definite can be THING CHOICE FOR BREAKFAST. a century ago. un- learned " of voting at all territorial elections. of In view of his as regards what will happen to the holding the Coblenz bridgehead are Election Date Must Also Be Changed selfish work and his advanced years, guard appropriation tno effect that the units of the old In An appropriation of $10,000 is pro- Senator Cooke thinks Brother Dutton McCarthy German standing army which were $1.85 for 5 Pounds Prepaid Boosts Aquarium Bill P3 vided for registration expenses. is entitled to this recognition of his The measure providing that the Performing any active service early If the lull passes Itoth houses, and services. armarium at Honolulu, and adjacent !in February appeared to have been $1.15 for 3 Pounds Prepaid is signed by the governor, the elec- Maul High School Bill Signed beach lots, be turned over to the reorganized on a uniform plan. The tion laws must be amended fixing the The senate recently concurred in College of Hawaii for the establish- - 'majority of these troops, information date of the county, and city and coun minor house amendments to the bill ment of a marine laboratory de- - in tne ha"'1" of the Americans indl-feate- d was ca,e- ty cl 'dioiis on the first Tuesday af- providing a special tax to secure in the house recently, but re- - - are "Imply drawing pay and pass ter the third Monday in June, 1919. funds for a new high school at vived when the governor sent word inS tne time tne beRt way possible in McCHESNEY COFFEE CO. Unless this is done, says the report, The mer.sure has been that he desired to be heard on the ,heir home depots, patiently awaiting HONOLULU. the measure is useless. signed by the governor. bill. The hearing will be held next discharge or having made up their Providing women are granted the County Fair Bill Introduced week. Minds to remain in service in prefer-- right of franchise, they will be eligi- Senator C. A. Rice has introduced No Change In Reform School ip.ncc to seeking employment in civil ble to vote at the coming general a bill appropriating $10,000 for the Management life. elect ion. erection and equipment of a territor- Members of the house, hv a vntp hf These Units are divided between Therefore, if the measure becomes ial fair building at Kahului, Maui. 12 to 10, defeated the bill providing those who are perfectly willing to law, the question of suffrage for Senator Cooke has introduced a that control of industrial schools a"d perform active service and those who Sfime Sable Jialimui Slailroad Co. women will be placed squarely before bill appropriating $2000 for the creat- detention homes be taken froin are not. The willing ones, usually in- the voters of Hawaii. There will be ion of a revolving fund for the pur- board of industrial school and vested cluding most of the officers and Daily Passenger tak- Train Schedule (Except Sunday) no frills, no strings. The voters can chase and subsequent sale of all priv- in the high sheriff. A motion to iu- - officers, have been either grant the women the right ately owned horses and mules run- uennueiy postpone tne measure was en a new mime for their organization, Tli fulltiwinit clieilti!e wont into effect June 1th, 11H3 which they assert they are entitled ning on government lands in the adopted also. Had the bill become but continue to use the depots and of old unit. The to, or they can turn them down. county of Kalawao. law, it would have done away with other facilities the TOWAKOS WAILUKU TOWARD MAIKll The house adopted the committee Money For Settlement the industrial schools board. Gov- unwilling soldiers also have been re- report without opposition. It was maining in the depots of the old unit. visit, ernor McCarthy was opposed to the i ,w,s Distanci Since the Molokai a number 7 6 i suggested that the measure be read of measures have been sent to the measure it was announced in the It was in this manner that the Rein II for the third time, and the final vote house. hardt regiment which fought the Miles legislature concerning the Settle- early STATIONS taken. Representatives Brown and in- Ford's Tourist Bureau Bill Killed Spartacists in Berlin and which e m e m e ment. Representative Joseph has assigned rnschoal of Maui objected, however, fol- The plan to establish in a in February had companies troduced a resolution making the Hawaii y ac-'in- n Assem-t- S S '1 2 A..V:,I 1 to what they termed "too hasty appropriations Bay tourist bureau operated by the terri- to Weimar when the National 31 i .V' 25 35! tlkll..! 30 3 35 3 J lowing for the JS f- '5-- So was convened and other de- 5 23 3 2,. 15 3.1 SO OO 3 on an important measure." View home: Walks, $300; cottage No. torial government has been put out also 'i... ..A 9 4" 43 3 4 fction was deferred until sometime 4, $1500; laundry building, $875. of business by the lands committee tachments sent to the eastern front, .. Ka'uilui .. this morning. It is believed the of the house. The measure carried was formed from the Fourth Foot 5 20 3 17 o 27, 12.0 ..L. ,1 A resolution by Representative - 52 42 J 47 measure will pass the house with lit- an arinronriatioti nf $100 000 Tho rnH Guard regiment in Berlin and has re- o 8 Paschoal provides that the pay of 5 3 o7 I7j 2 523 57 tle or no debate. What the in-- hv thp u,p tained possession of that depot. senate laborers at the Settlement be j somrht hill innit nnmtntt. : - The new German Schuelzen division K 8 a-.- : 9 will do with, it is problematical. The 50 $1 day. tee said, is now covered by the Pro- S 9 3 i.S 15, 4 1 creased from cents to a Thirty-sistanc- 3 53 3 3 plebiscite bill was - consists of volunteers of the amendment to the Another resolution by the same rep- motion Committee with territorial as- 5 00 2 8 prepared by Representative flr8t division, the volunteer regiment 55 05 L.. ..A 9.8 15 2 05 4 IO Frank resentative provides that the ration This appropriation, under "! l'uill .'. hade of Oahu. the present heavy drain on fin- - bein stationed in Berlin, while the !,.. allowance of each inmate be increas the 58 53 .. 8 03 e Oi ininy-urs- i 7 ta Maui Salary Bill Amended ed $1.25 to $1.75. 'ancts of the territory, is not only un-wis- remainuer ine iihb uwu ' '7 o74 from 5J,2 h.. Representative M. G. Paschoal's hut unjustifiable, the report add in depots in the Hartz region. 47, 7 57,. llama 7 14 4 9 School Budget Starts In House press dispatches from H bill increasing the salaries of Maui ed. German the "Lu'ipoko 1 1 The house finance committee has Polish-Germa- 2 .9 region of clashes re- 4 5i 7 56.. J5, 15 4 county officials has been reported out i n t rrwl flio onVirnl hndtrat MIT Asks About Waiehu Land 4. io cently mentioned the "Volunteer 4 2 7 ..A by the house municipal committee. i,iri, naua fnr nemt f,,H of Representative Brown has introduc 45 4f 5 h: 33' 2.5 4 S The committee feels that, owing to ed a resolution requesting land Battalion Koop" which was reorgan- .. I'anwela.. $206,860 and a special fund of $1.--. the Forty 1.4 13.9 the high cost of living and the in- commissioner to inform the house ized from the One Hundred and 4 44 7 4y A.. .1, 2 5 4 30 006.246, or a total of $1,213,106 for .Ninth regiment of Schneidemuehl. r creased amount of w ork, the increased why the tract of government land at 4 40 2 35 7 45 !L.. Haiku ..A 15-- the coming biennium. The salary of Another recently mentioned unit was 3" 4 J3 amount of work, the increases sought the superintendent is fixed at $9000 Waiehu, Maui, known as "Hi o Kou," are justified. The committee, and leased to Wailuku Sugar Co., the "Yorcheche Jaeger corps" which after ' for the two years. The office of the - 'reports indicate was the volunteer interviewing the several members superintendent is IO nas noi Deen nomesieaa- ' PUUoJENE DIVISION denutv created ?a, contingent of the First Jaeger batta-- 1 from the 3rd district, found they were enrrying a salary $2700 a year. nrown's resolution says that in in accord with the measure with the March, 1918, application was made lion, the corps using the battalion de-- 1 TOWARDS I'll UN LIN h ' In the special fund, which is for TOWARDS KAIILLUI following amendments: nomesieaaing me pot at Ortelsburg. " new buildines. etc.. Maui is iriven lor ule oi lana, dui 3 1 Auditor $2580 instead of $2700. (hot At-- n lens niacn or ine uniis appear to inciuue 2 $130,650. The item for vocational ii many volunteers, STATIONS r4 o from outside their Attorney $3300 instead of 3600. training, upon which considerable em- - ioein,. actively PiiSMgir Pistcttfcr Dixtahce Distinct PittiL'Sir FncTvr Treasurer $2580 instead of $2700 -- h ugar company for a term of rmVa nnd them were " phasis was placed by the department 1$ M M MjjQ Mllii m Deputy Sheriffs: L..Kahului..A r !cutsyproposed According to recent estimates of G 1' Lahaina $1620 instead of 1680. 5SMi X Raise For Ka.ama 2 f0 00 . 0 2.5 22 3 16 - Tli O i n i r i n i 1 nnmniStiAo Vina rrt. American army officers, the standing JA..I'uuueiieL Wailuk-- ...... ' r 10 !' $2040 instead of $2100. ffitSSfZ was " .r- liT-mn-n - 0 12 3 0.5 $oo,ouo, ...... T 3.00 2.5 and the trade scnool item v. - nrmv th first weok in Feb- ITana $1380 instead of $1500. eliminated. These funds are exclu-- L'"" oul nepreseniauve rascnoa. s vn7wPpn ano.onn and All daily except Molokai $1020 instead of $1080. sive of the teachers' payroll. 400,000 officers and men. These esti- trains Sundays. The other salaries provided for by chairman of the board of supervisors, "i A Special Train (Labor Train) will except House Passes Movie Bill reducing the proposed amount from mates do not include several hundred leave Wailuku daily, Sundays, Paschoal's hill and which were not The "Moving Picture Bill," which thousand soldiers, who have volunteer at 5:30 a. m., arriving at a. altered by the committee, are sher- $3000 to $2880. Kahului at 5:50 m., and connecting with provides that "movies" may be shown ed for the defenses in the east against the 6:00 a. m. train for Puunene. iff, $3000; clerk. $2100; deputy sher- 1 pass- after o'clock on Sundays, has the Bolshevik! or the Poles. 3. BAGGAGE iff Makawao, $1800. Paschoal also ed the bouse and been sent to the The Brute RATES: 150 pounds of personal baeeare will be carried free has a bill in to increase the salary of senate. In its original form, Wife (complainingly) of charge on each whole ticket, and 75 pounds on each half ticket, when the chairman of the board of super- the "You used to measure provided that theatrical per- say before we were married that I Slight Effort Needed baggage is in charge of and on the same train as the holder of the ticket. visors from $2580 to $3000; and an- formances could be given Sunday was a They say the French girls are bet- other one raising the salaries of the dream." For excess baggage 25 cents per 100 pounds or part thereof will he evenings. This provision was deleted Hub "You were. A dream is some-- ter listeners than American girls. We charged. Maul supervisors from $600 to $900, by a house thing The girls we know nnd allowing committee. that one wakes up from and don't believe it. mileage for traveling ex Feeble Minded Appropriation Cut 'discovers could listen as well as anybody if For Ticket Fares and other information see Local Passenger Tariff I. C. C. pense 25 per way. that it wasn't so." Boston of cents mile each The appropriation of $100,000 for Transcript. they would only try. Houston Post. No. 3, or inquire at any of the Depots. Big Boosts For Oahu Officials In this connection it is interesting to note the salary increases for Hono- lulu officials contained in a bill which has passed the house and gone to the senate for concurrence in amend- Complete machinery equipment for 4 ments. This measure, if signed by the governor and if the amendments are agreed to by the senate, will make it well worth while to hold a munici- pal position in Honolulu. Here are the proposedn ew salaries: y Mayor, $6000; supervisors, $1200; i ii sheriff, $3600; clerk, $4200; auditor, 3ttnoumtmtnt $4200; attorney, $6000; treasurer, $3600. This measure doubles the salary of the mayor. The original bill fixed the salaries of the supervisors at $1800 each. At the request of Gov- ernor C. J. McCarthy, the figure was HTHE firm of Wall & Dougherty, hereto-for- e reduced to $1200. Aside from in- creasing salaries, the bill increases is incorpor- 'jmi m the term of office of each official to a now approximately four and one-ha- lf years, instead of two years as at ated under the laws of the Territory, and present. Representative A. Lewis, Jr., chairman of the finance commit- will doing business tee, made a vigorous fight against continue at their present what he termed wholesale salary rais ing, but was unsuccessful in each of location, (Alexander Young Building) un- his several attempts to amend the measure. der the name of Would Reduce Paxson's Term The semite has confirmed the nomi-T'tio- n of Sumner S. Paxson as pres--' 'cut of the board of health. It is WESTERN STANDARD GAS ENGINES 'erstood that only one senator vot- & 440 with 74S4 ed acainst the confirmation. Wall Dougherty, Ltd. total of h. p. in use in Islands. Operates on gaso- Other nominations confirmed were line or distillate. "Fool proof"; so simple any boy can run it. 'lose of Harry Irwin, attorney-gen-"fel- ; Produces power cheaply. Sizes, 4 to 275 h. p. Lyman H. Bigelow, superinten- dent of public works; Delbert E. Metz Upon entering the new regime, the under- ger, treasurer, and C. T. Bailey, land commissioner. A bill has been in- signed take occasion to personally thank No. 2 ENGELBERG HULLER troduced in the senate seeking to - Capacity 350 to 500 lbs. paddy change the term of office of the pres- of r ', ident of the board of health from four you for your generous patronage the past, per hour. Requires 10 to 12 h. p. to two years. Teachers Salary Bill and to assure you of our interest in giving Of interest to Maui school teachers is the report that the finance commit- you the best possible service in the future. "BUFFALO" EXHAUSTER tee of the house has about completed Requires 3 h. p. to operate. its work 011 the salary schedule meas- ure which was passed upon and sent to the lower chamber by the senate F. WALL. a few weeks ago. It is understood ARTHUR Allis - Chalmers that the house financiers have, with motor, where the exception of minor amendments, electric power is available. made no changes JAMES D. DOUGHERTY. ) in the senate sched- ule, published in full recently in the Maui News. The bill provides that the monthly payrool shall not exceed Write for detailed information. $115,000, plus $83 additional for every "liuffalo" Exhauster 33 school children above an enrol- ment of 30,000. No Leper Legislation The health, police and military com Honolulu Iron mil tee of the house has reported on Works Co. the recent visit of the legislators to the Kalaupapa settlement. "Your HONOLULU. committee found a general satisfac- - THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, AfRIL 11, 1919. SEVEN

land thus finished their Journey by ,'tomia and northern Persia. SOUTHAMPTON WAS AN Huns Driven From ; train. A great mass of material was Three divisions of the force sent to IMPORTANT MILITARY Latest News By Wireless sold. Hundreds of transport and oth' Italy in 1917 remain but in consider- BASE OF UNITED STATES Invaded Country er wagons were simply left la the ably reduced numbers. Many men road or broken up for firewood, have been demobilized and none sent SOT'TIIAMPTON. England, March Get Due The trains were allowed to go to! to replace them. One battalion is at 1 (Associated Press) The Import- SUFFRAGE PLEBISCITE Their Raab, whence, by order of the En Fiumo, another in Northern Tyrol. ance of Southampton as an American tente, the Hungarian government sent A part of this force will be used for military base during the war wis dis- them to old camp the Allied Army Occupation In today publication BERNE, 23 (Associated the internment for of closed with the of BILL PASSES HOUSE Feb. Press Russian prisoners at Papa. Austria. figures showing the number of troops Seldom has a victorious army come "Small things of value that we had The three divisions In the Balkans handled at this channel port. to so miserable an end as saved were from us by Magyars are stationed In Dobrudja which Of the 7.136.797 soldiers who pass HONOLULU, April 9 The house by vote of 25 to 3 this after- that of the taken the 180,000 Germans commanded by Field on the way from Raab to Vienna. is the subject of considerable con- ed through Southampton, 45,314 were noon passed the woman suffrage plebiscite bill fixing the date for May money-ches- t troversy Bul- Marshal von Mackensen were With the divisional between Rumania and American officers and 868,955 were 17. The bill is now 3 who plundered of its contents by Magyars, garia, near Constantinople and American of ranks. To before the senate. The opponents were Ahuna, driven sign-in- s the other this out of Rumania after the the 89th bo 6,954 Holt and Kupihea. of the armistice. Infantry Division reached Dardanelles and in the vincinity of must added nurses. German-Austria- soil, through the Saloniki. On their way home through Hun- In Egypt gary the last remaining gap near Pressburg, and Palestine and there Invidious Distinction KUHIO PROMISES MONEY FOR VOLCANO ROAD redoubtable divisions which which the Czechs closed a few days might be more trouble with (Iiy The Associated Frcss) had accompanied von Mackensen in the Turks A colored sentinel challenged an- triumphal later, undoubtedly at the behest of if a British force was not maintained other colored soldier who seemed to HONOLULU, April 10 Senator Russell has had the $185,000 march through Transylvan- the Entente." while In Mesopotamia ia and Rumania lost, sold or were there It is fear- be carrying something Inside the lines Volcano road itcrn deleted from the loan fund bill. Kuhio saying he robbed virtually belong- ed the inhabitants, freed even of "Who goes there?" he asked. of all their Turkish control, would start fighting nave u incorporated in a national park measure. ings. One division, the Eighty-Ninth- , "Lieutenant with a jug o' gin," was "iu among themselves if not controlled the answer. which had fought victoriously In Po- British Troops To by the military. land and escaped Ger- These influences "Pass, Lieutenant! Halt, gin!" com- SONNY CUXHA HAS POLITICAL BEE Lithuania Into necessitate keeping a certain number (Py The Associated Press) many without as much as a horseshoe manded the sentry. St Louis property Be Reduced But Not of troops in these areas, in the opin- HONOLULU, April 10 Sonny Cunha is considering running for nail of its and, clad In ridicu- ion of war offlce lous disguises of shabbiest civilian the officials here. the job of city and county clerk. clothing The British have troops in Russia and Austrian uniforms sold Withdrawn As Yet on coast, to them at Raab, they said, mons- the Murman Bouth of Arch- at angel, and at Omsk while at Vladi- MUST RUSH PLEBISCITE BILL trous prices. The story of their In- 1 . 1 A a . .. Is brigade (By The Associated Press) glorious homeward Journey as told by T ClVtAV - j I J vostok a of Canadians. is 70,-00- 0 en- a divi- There a British garrison of HONOLULU, April 10 The suffrage plebiscite bill must be member of one of the German Tress) A glance at the maps of R-Q-Y-- in India and it is not expected to A-L- acted so that advertising announcing the election can be started by sions to the Schlesische Zeltung fol- Europe and Asia on which are de- : reduce this force until just before the April 17. lows signated positions of British troops begins. Is Senators plan to hurry the measure through. "Orders given blood- heated season Then It had been that shows them to be rather well spotted. planned to bring home about 20,000 shed should be avoided, so the victors For one reason or another the Brit-- , if shipping MRS. JULIA AFONG'S WILL TO BE CONTESTED of and Rimniku turn- facilities are vttilable. Ilermannstadt imi war ueparimeni sun consiuers u is an unusually large garrison (By The Associated Press) ed their faces towards Hungary, and, necessary Ihis to Keep troops in some ot j IluIia but the Var and Colonial Typewriter HONOLULU, April 9 Mrs. Bessie Burns and Henry Afong, two leaving incalculable supplies of flour the places of the world. fr sugar, wine, hospital stores, agri- office officials believe a large garrison of the six children of the late Mrs. Julia Afong, cut oft" in their mother's and ",M" 11 18 1'iiinneu 10 reuuee most ot wjn be necessary for some time. implements - the machine zvith the will with $1 each, will contest the will, alleging undue influence and cultural behind them, i in- luii-H- mere is no immediate pros- made their way, pursued by the Ru- pect of any lack testamentary capacity at the time the will the withdrawal of force. MEXICANS DO NOT LIKE was drawn. manians, over the wintry Carpathians. In the us- Balkans the British are MILITARY INSTRUCTION There were no Hungarian troops ing their forces as a stablizing in- NO MAYOR JOB IN HIS, SAYS KUHIO waiting to Intern the German legions, fluence against RAPID FIRE the varied ambitions MEXICO CITY, February 28 (As- (By The Associated Press) and the few Entente soldiers in Buda- of trans-Cas-pi- the several states. In sociated Press) HONOLULU, April 9 Kuhio today he pest did not count. We were told west of Members of La Casa action and endur- emphatically denied that north Afghanistan, they del Obrero Mundial at Tampico, the remarkable will resign aS delegate to run for mayor, of Honolulu. He says he that the Entente would impose still are protecting the population from ance. Best for expert or harder conditions In the West, so we form in which the I. W. W. exists in never had the slightest intention of doing so and any contrary report is Turkish excesses, the result of the were ordered to allow ourselves to be " simply a joke. hV . "B sldent Carranza, protesting against disarmed by a ridiculous minority. ri - ' ?hSi "V ar- ,fcn trn8' he military now "Then began a second march over bT . iKu - instruction which the snowy steppes. Thousands old Snn , ,Ku,s- forms part of the curriculum of Mexl- - PRIMARY AMENDMENT BILL DEAD of Bolsheyiki. In northern Italy can pul)llc 8chooIs (By The Associated Press) Landsturni men did not face this trial they as a butter between - HAWAIIAN NEWS HONOLULU, April 8 The senate this afternoon killed Baldwin's and were taken prisoners by the Wal- the Italians and Czecho-Slovak- s until primary amendment bill on its third reading. lachians, who sent them back over the peace conference settles differ-- Common Effect the mountains into Rumania. Several ences there. Several commands are Flattery is a sort of moral peroxide 00., LTD. divisions succeeded in buying locomo in Russia and fairly large A forces are it turns many a woman's head. HOUSE PUSHING THROUGH PLEBISCITE BILL tives, cars, and coal at Klausenburg, ueing - Agents for Territory. (By maintained in incna, Mesopo- Boston Transcript. The Associated Press) Young Hotel Bldg., Honolulu HONOLULU, April 8 Without opposition the house today adopt- ed the judiciary committee's report amending house bill 234 providing for the holding of a plebiscite on woman suffrage to be held May 17, with primaries thus passing the bill on its second reading. Final ac- tion will be held tomorrow. The bill provides that if the women get the vote at this election they will be given time to register for the coming "Oven" Glass Dishes for municipal and county election. The bill appropriates J! 0,000 for expenses to be used in case bill passes both houses. BAKING The election laws must be amended, however, fixing the date of The Boston Store Sanitary, Easy to Clean, Economical, the county elections for the first Tuesday after the third Monday in Durable June, otherwise the measure will be useless. Market Street, Wailuku. WAIAKEA SITUATION SOMEWHAT MUDDLED - (By The Associated Press) . - ; 1 M. IWir HONOLULU, April 8 The Waiakea homesteaders delegation before. the senate judiciary committee, today favored Senator Rus- f sell's commission bill. Cabrinha would have the mills earn 12 percent on their investment, the growers to get the rest. The board of trustees THE NEWEST METHOD for Hip linmpctpnrlprc cpnt tliat TVTrPnrtliv will cnnti iril1 17 Announcement dainty bake and contracts. The mill company claims to already have 82 contracts. spotless serve in the These claims are somewhat confusing. practical same dish Bread Pans $1.15 each PRIMARY AMENDMENT HAS MUCH OPPOSITION Pie Plates, h $1.25 each Of 25 To Custards each (By The Associated The People Press) Maui April 7 law bill Bakers $1.00 each HONOLULU, Baldwin's primary passed second Casseroles $1.35 each reading in senate after a heated debate with close vote. The third read- Etc., Etc., Etc. Cut-Pri- ce ing date is uncertain on account of strong opposition. As our Second Annual Sale has been New shipment just opened. Brass Candlesticks at half price. NO MORE BILLS AFTER THIS WEEK (By The Associated Press) such a big success, we have decided to extend our HONOLULU, April 7 A resolution by Jarrett in the house that W. W. Oimond & Company no bills be introduced in the house after Saturday, was adopted. stay in Wailuku ANOTHER WEEK. This de- "The House of Housewares" 5365 King Street HONOLULU ARNOLD TO RUN FOR SHERIFF (By The Associated Press) cision is for your benefit so will have HONOLULU, April 5 Supervisor Charles Arnold has announc- own you another ed himself as a republican candidate for sheriff. week to pick a lot of big bargains. COOKE ESTATE GETS CONTROL OF LIHUE (By The Associated Press) HONOLULU, April 5 The C. M. Cooke Estate bought all of the Our proprietor has just sent us a big shipment of goods which 971 shares of alien enemy owned stock of the Lihue Plantation Co., THE MAN OR WOMAN for $206 per share. The American Factors opened with the only bid have just arrived from New York and we mention below a few of WHO ORDERS A PAIR . it made, of $200 per share. OF Arthur Rice, representing unknown interests, then forced the the big bargains. Coke Estate up to $206. The contract condition of the sale gives the agency of the plantation to the American Factors for 10 years. BED SHEETS. Size 72" x 90". Worth $1.75 Regal HOUSE STARTS FIGHT AGAINST SALARY BOOSTING (By The Associated Press) Maui Cut Price, $1.25. HONOLULU, April A Representative Lewis made a statement on the floor of the house today indicating that the finance committee PILLOW CASES at 50c per pair. Shoes mav not agree to the salary raises for the department heads and others rarripd in thf senate annronriation bill. He said he believed the time A b:g lot of Ladies Crepe de Chine waists. IS SURE BEFORE HAND had come to call a halt on salary raises, which he declared looks like a OF THE UNSURPASSED raid on the territorial treasury. Some of the proposed raises he charact A large assortment of Baby Sweaters. QUALITY, AND THE e'rized as simply outrageous and he cannot see where the money is com- GUARANTEED FIT. bing from unless we tax ourselves further. One lot of Children's Rompers. RICE WOULD GUARD AGAINST BOLSHEVISM (By The Associated Press) Also a lot of Parasols that will go at 50 percent of their value. Regal HONOLULU, April 4 With the intention of keeping Bwlshe-js- m out of Hawaii, Senator Harold Rice has introduced a bill defining criminal syndicalism and providing penalties of 10 years imprisonment Big Cut Prices In All Departments Shoe or $5000 fine, for violation. Now remember that instead of closing tomorrow, April 1 2th, we BAKER & WILSON PROMISE FILIPINOS INDEPENDENCE Store (By The Associated Press) will close April 1 9th, so hurry and get the best. WASHINGTON, April 1 Secretary Baker told a Filipino com- mission that he spoke President Wilson's mind when he said he believ- Fort and Hotel Streets ed the time had come to grant the Philippine Islands their independ- HONOLULU. ence. He said he believed the mission will be able to carry home word THANKING THE GOOD PEOPLE OF MAUI FOR THEIR that the American people Pned liberty too dearly to deny it to others. PATRONAGE DURING OUR STAY ON THE ISLAND Baker read a letter which W ilson had left saying "Will you AND WISHING THEM ALOHA OF THE SEASON. please express to the gentlemen . i the Filipino commission my hope BOSTON STORE, that their mission will be sat s factory to ihem I know your senti- L. M. AM I EL. ments are mine, and that you will translate truly to them mv own feel- MAUI BOOKSTORE ings." BOOKS, STATIONERY Governor-Gener- al the Philippines, followed Baker IIarns..n of NEWS DEALERS with a statement that he is coim io; J that the obstacles to Philippine Liberty Bonds taken in Trade. independence have been away. A formal act granting inde- Hawaiian Views and Post Cards pendence is one that congress must take and the administration will Souvenir-Jewelr- y in Kodaks and Films present matter to congress appiopnale time, he said. Ukuleles Fine Candies FILIPINOS THANK WILSON FOR LETTER BOSTON STORE Koa Novelties 5 has WASHINGTON, April The Filipino mission cabled Wilson Open Nights , L. M. AMIEL, Proprietor. Open Nights thanking him for the reassuring letter that Baker read and also wishing WAILUKU, MAUI the president success at the peace conference. nay EIGHT THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, APRIL, 11, 1919.

A. where we must say instead of "bon will do for you. They will make your LODGE MAUI, NO. 472, F. A. M. jour monsieur", "Guten Tag, mein Some Reasons Why money work. One hundred dollars in- A Herr". vested at four per cent almost doubles At The Theatres Soldier's Letters The people are everlastingly good You Should Back Itself in twenty years. One hundred natured and talkative and industrious dollars burled in the cellar in twenty You Will Appreciate They are glad to be years is Just one hundred dollars; no and full of fun. The Victory Loan "The Hun Within" rid of the Germans and glad to see more no less. Stated meetings will be held at the Americans, though of course it is Show the world that the people of A striking exposition of the spy are not misers menace i America revealed in Masonic Hall, Kahului, on the first A Walluku resident has a kid ne- not like things were in Belgium. They (Communicated.) the Territory of Hawaii is U!g are eager to please us, but they are but rather men of good sound busi- production of "The Saturday night of each month at 7:30 phew who has been through the Territory Hawaii showed coun- it so short of chow themselves that it The of ness sense, willing to help their Hun Within" under the direction of P. M. Adventure and who writes about out debt, and thrifty enough to WIthey. a splendid with it, to his 's pretty hard to get things. From the western world on the last Liberty try of diet It carries Visiting cordially in- and his connections patriotic appeal, ex- brethren are Minneapolis, In a style each cow a farmer owns the govern- Loan that she had a place on the provide a sound luture for themselves Interpreted by an parents in children. Get behind the ceptional cast of players, vited to attend. that doesn't require close relationship ment collects 25 liters of milk per map. Not only that, but she was able and their Paramount week and returns a pound and a quart- Victory Liberty Loan and "save and and gives a phase of the war that has J. II. Pratt, W. M. to make interesting. The boy's fath- to lend a helping hand to the City of pay up." by producers er sends these letters on to his broth- er of butter. They lose their cow if hitherto been untouched W. A. CLARK, Secretary. er in Maul, but they are too good 'o they disobey. A pound of pork-fa- t San Francisco who stood in danger for the silent drama. MAUI costs 25 marks; a three weeks old or not going over the top with the George Fawcett, one of our most keep In the family and so the FRENCH STAND IN LINES FOR popular men, Dorothy NEWS has the privilege to give one pig 325 marks; honey 10 marks a fourth Liberty Loan. character and spool HOURS TO GET CHOCOLATE Glsh, who was seen in "The Great ALOHA LODGE NO. 3 or two of them to Us readers. The pound; girls'i shoes, 255 marks; people KNIGHTS of 25 men's clothes, Today the of the Territory Love" and "Hearts of the world," have boy, who Is about 21, i3 connected thread marks; (Associated OF PYTHIAS. corps not less than 1000 francs a suit. are asked to subscribe to a Fifth Li- PARIS, February 20 the principal roles. Douglas McLean, with the medical of the famous to whose to one of Second Division, and of 79th re- Honestly I can not see how they make berty Loan. This is be called the Press Correspondence) Children rise the screen's the sole-;l- y most was al- giment, which was all but annihilat- it go. Victory Loan and is to be a loan born in France since the beginning of talented Juvenile actors of the people. The banks have ex- most meteoric, has the leading Juve- ed in some of the most terrible fight- The Luxemburgers are as jolly and the war have just made a glorious troops engaged. He good a as you find. They pended credit to the Treasury to nile role. Others in the cast are ing In which our natured tribe They have chocol- Dav- modest, try to make themselves agree- such an extent on previous loans that discovery. tasted Charles Gerard, Bert Sutch, Max is and indicates rather than hard carry idson, Clarke, Ander- tells about the horrors he has been able, and they surely succeeded. It they will not be able to this loan ates. In a congested quarter of Paris, Lillian Robert Regular meetings will be held at did them when a German re- extensively, and it is therefore up to writes an Associated Press corres- son, Eric von Stroheim, Adolph Les-tin- a the Knights of Pythias Hall, Wai- through, and the work he himself tickled little pay com- got him recommended for the turning from an American prison the people to the debt. We and Kate Bruce. A more that went into this war and we won this pondent, a line stretching for more petent and capable cast of characters luku, on the second and fourth Friday service medal. Those who read "Just camp showed them a note from the wanted a chance Yankg should be war, and now it is up to us to pay for than a hundred yards has seldom been listed for any one of each month. Eats!" in these columns a few weeks saying that be sent yet. screen ago, will enjoy these letters, for they to school and given a chance to grow this war, for it Isn't all paid for to enter a grocery store. Fonr police- drama than the one found in All visiting members are cordially were written by the same kid. Ed. up before being put into the war Your liberty bonds are not good men were keeping order among the "The Hun Within". invited to attend. again. money thrown after bad. It isn't as This is a war drama without battle though you were investing in mining crowd and women were actually scenes and without the usual horrors J. H. PRATT, C. C. Dearest Mother: Lots of these folks have relatives struggling place in line. f A. K. R. & S. Div-visio- stock. You are putting away for the for a the war as depicted In the average war MARTINSEN, "Headquarters, Second in America, and most of them, it grow up "What are they fighting for?" a go future. Your children will to drama. It has a powerful appeal to seems, have an ambition to there. thank your foreslghtness. And what policeman was asked. the patriotic, and from a sheer dram- "Officers and men of the We were nearly knocked off our feet "The store is selling a quarter of a second division: is more your money will be working atic standpoint it has few equals in iust after we crossed the border. A for you. pound of chocolate to each one", re- the list of screen dramas seen during "It is beyond the power of lieutenant thought he heard a word sponded officer. is the 4 expression to describe fully Any miser can save money and put the "That the present year. I of English from the mouth of a lone it away in a crock and bury it in the reason why you see so many women my admiration for your hero- farmer by the road side and shouted arms, Ridge, backyard. He can leave It there for bearing their children in they "Out Of A Clear Sky" ism. You took Mont in plain terms "Hey, where do you years, be are allowed half a pound then." j At last we the key stone to the arch con- I ten or twenty and there will Mutterings of the great storm in get that English?" "Vy shudent just the same amount of money in The correspondent asked one of the taining the enemy's main for- spik English? I was in die United Europe are heard faintly in "Out of was women who had with a fine child five-par- you advanced be- the crock when he unearths it as her a Clear Sky", a t Paramount 1 tifications, States already. Ya, und lifted in Chi- when he burled it. But the wise and was stubbornly holding her place have them yond the ridge breaking the cago." And he added there was only there picture, adapted from a story by Ma- money work on the slippery, slushy sidewalk, Ma-Ign- enemy's line, and you held man who makes his for ria Thompson Davles by Charles e one U. S. and that he was going back him is the man who is able to send whether she thought it was worth We are glad to announce that the ground gained with a ten- toot sweet, or gans schnell or some- and directed by Marshall Nellan. i his children to college, to take trips while to risk pneumonia in order to The novel is a romance George we have an adequate supply j acity which is unsurpassed in thing like it. If you havn't heard En- get a pound of chocolate. of the di- around the world, to buy property and half Barr McCutcheon type, where the titl- the annals of war. As a glish except from an O. D. uniform for "You see", she replied, "this baby I f I rect of your victory the you have a home for himself in his old ed heroine marries the sturdy Amer- result as long as we have maybe would age. This is what the Liberty Bonds has never yet tasted chocolate." GRAFLEX CAMERAS enemy was defeated east and have been startled too. ican hero. It is quite as improble as west of Rhimes and in full any member of that school of fiction equipped with high-grad- e if on Since I started this the second time, and quite as pleasing. retreat, and by drawing Thanksgiving day come and gone. We know lot 'si's for high speed work, yourself several German div- has that the whole kit of yarns are noth- i And surely our are fuller over-grow- hearts than ing n fairly isions from other parts of the undying thankfulness. but stories, but front, you greatly assisted the ever before of I that does not lessen our enjoyment. Just now we are at Dillingen, near Marguerite dainty p Honolulu Photo Supply Co. glorious advance of the Allied From Cleaning, Dyeing Clark makes a and Cambral and Beaufort, on the Sauer River. charming Belgian countess, who re- armies between we can see of Germany just "Everything Photographic" St. Quentin. Your heroism what fuses to wed a German princeling and s across the river it is quite a, pretty Laundering f Finishing. heroism of your com-rad- and runs away to America to avoid being Kodaks Films and the come back to you in fresh, crisp country. Luxemburg has shown its THAT PLEASES. Clothes by who died on the front spite of cold forced into the alliance her uncle, 1059 Fort St. Honolulu will live in history forever, self to be beautiful in the bundles, with an assurance of renewed wear, when you send them an unbelievably depraved gentleman by the and rain. A day or so and we start to the who sold himself to the Germans. and will be emulated of our to the young men of our country on the last half trip Once in this country with her En- for centuries to come. Rhine. glish governess, the Countess Celeste "To be able to say when More than this please don't expect FRENCH LAUNDRY DeBersek takes a train for the South, this war is finished 'I be- any Christmas presents, and for my- J. ABADIE, Proprietor. and jumps off at a water tank when longed to the second division, self I've got one, and that's a whole Jno. D. Souza, Paia Agent M. Uyeno, Kahului Agent she discovers that her uncle is on the PAIA ORCHESTRA I fought with it at the cap- body. So you see I'm satisfied. Paper Jack Linton, Wailuku Agent. same train. Celeste lands in the arms ture of Blanc Mont Ridge' 's scarce and pencils, so even if I have of Robert Lawrence, a nice looking Telephone 52. will be the highest honor that time now and then. It is a hard job young Tennesseean, and finds she Lessons also given on the Ukulele, get off. And I owe so ma- can come to any man. to letters couldn't have done better if she had Mandolin and Steel Guitar. (Signed) John A. LeJune, ny. If you can, will you make this picked him out before hand. Law- ., (2mos.) Maj.-Gen- U. S. M. C, do for my aunts, uncles, and cousins, rence helps her to evade pursuit and Commanding." if you only send them my greetings. takes her near his home. Which is an awful line of bull and Dearest love to you and Dad and the While he is trying to arrange with rest. ! i3 seemingly an essential require- Weekly Program At Wailuku And Kahului Theatres some mountain people to hide her the ment in the abilities of a general to Jan. 5, '19. countess Is caught in a hard shower. K. M1CHIDA Drugstore throw such stuff. But we were wise Dear Mam: She seeks shelter in a cottage, chang- lo it and weren't surprised when we Your greatly enjoyed annual letter es her dress, starts with a small boy ICE CREAM shoved off for the front three days came on Christmas day. Many thanks. to find his mother, and narrowly es- The Best In Town later. O, we were wise to them back You wanted me to tell you of my ex capes death. The cottage is struck And a Soda Fountain In the days of the war, which seems periences, that on account of the by lightning, and then blown to atoms Give Us a Trial and censorship, I couldn't write about be- by a box of dynamite stored in io have blown over somehow the MARKET STREET, : WAILUKU. left the Germans with a lot more fore. Honestly I've got darned few place. It is easy after that to con- by always sized up dead; whole skin than they rate getting secrets. You see I've Saturday, vince her wicked uncle she is with. the censor, and I've figured it was April 12th. Wednesday, April 16th. so the countess discards her old A week later. Quite a little inter- pretty much a bore, reading every MARGUERITE CLARK ETHEL CLAYTON identity forever and becomes an Am- val In time, and also in kilometers. letter to the very word. So I watched in in erican citizen by marrying Robert. "!'o would have thought that this him (the b'n doctor censors all our "OUT OF A CLEAR SKY" WOMAN'S WEAPONS" The serious part of the story need thing would end for us in what we mail) and noticed that all he did was Also a Comedy Also "FIGHT FOR MILLIONS" not be taken too seriously, but the might call "pedestrian trips through to sign his name inside and out and And Bray Cartoon And Pathe News author has filled the tale with a liber- I central Europe", or "hobnail hikes seal the envelope. So outside the al supply of homely touches and hu- N. SANO very types. J CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER through Hunland". We have half name of towns there is little Sunday, April man It is a sorry soul that rn"ipW'tert our trip to that beautiful that I havent's mentioned, except little 13th. Thursday, April 17th. will not rejoice at the happy ending river, where eventually we'll keep things 'like my cooties; after I had TRIANGLE FEATURE SPECIAL md the marriage of Robert and Cel- A Just received a new stock of Die Wacht am Rhrein in Its most gone about six weeks without a bath, Also "SON OF DEMOCRACY", No. 3. "THE HUN WITHIN" este. ft Mattresses, poultry netting, s'rictly modern sense. Gee, I should counted up in the hundreds. (Which And "TELL IT TO THE MARINES" Prices, 20e 30(f, 40. paints and oils, furniture, etc. say. sounds awful, I suppose.) "Women's Weapons" i Coffins and General Hardware. Ever since Dad told me what a Like when I was in a certain ravine Monday, April The happiness of Anne and Nick I had an ambition 14th. Friday, April 18th. Elliot's by nice river it is have just outside Vierzy, south of Soisson, VIRGINIA PEARSON married life is marred Phone I always six-inc- PAULINE FREDERICK to see it. have had a hunch a h shell landed less than five Nick's infatuation for Esmee Hale, an we'd get there but hardly expected in in one Market Street Wailuku feet from me and killed four men that "THE FIREBRAND" artist who illustrates of his books. thnt I would hr.ve nothing to do but I had been talking with tore them A DAUGHTER OF THE OLD SOUTH Esmee is looking for a soul mate and enjoy the scenery on the way. up fearfully and left me alone, cov Also "HOUSE OF HATE" Also, Comedy decides upon Nick. Esmee is quaran- The trip has been one never to be ered with mud and very thoughtful. And a Comedy And Travelogue tined with the children, who are ill forgotten, especially those three days That my favorite way to get bump with scarlet fever, and Esmee im- we were marching through Belgium. ed off was the way Brown, 3d B'ncorps Tuesday, April 15th. announcement proves the clear field. Meeting her you treat- Watch for the of the I wish could have seen the man, got his. Shot through the heart for "The of World" demands impoverishes Nick, but An- ment we received. I wish you could JAPANESE SHOW date Heart the by a sniper while was dressing a ma ne has money in her own right and THE HOME OF THE have seen the villages decorated with rine in no man's land. He got a D. they go to the shore to begin work on the Allied flags, so many of them S. C. for it. a play. Nick takes Esmee with him. -- nd from stripes of colored Anne lets her come, but pretending Stclnway Starr cloth. If you could seen That little I was recommended for have those one. to have sprained her angle, she I PIANOS streets dressed for the great day with throws the housework upon Esmee, evergreen bows and tinsel, besplnngl-e- d That there's not more than twenty whose slatternly habits kill the love spruces, the pennants reading of the original 79th left. of the fastidious man. Woman's guile "Honheur aux liberateurs" "To the That I like the outfit fine, and have Kahului has worked against woman's wiles, pons freedom", you never regretted my job for a minute. Theatre of true etc. If and Anne comes into own again. That soon her could have seen the dancing, heard I'll write a letter with the Saturday, April Also "FIGHT FOR MILLIONS" the laughing and the shouting and name of every town I've been in it. 12th. "The Firebrand" seen the joy in the faces of those That I've just put in for a discharge FRED STONE And a Comedy The Princess Natalya falls in love people, then perhaps you could have from the naval service, and you've got in with Julian Ross, an American writer understood the gladness of their to help me get out "THE GOAT" Wednesday, April 16th. of Russian family. He is a leader of hparts. brings 3. Which me to the point. I Also "SON OF DEMOCRACY", No. JAPANESE SHOW revolutionists, and believes her to be "Vive la Amerlque" was the shout was enlisted for four years, but I'll And "TELL IT TO THE MARINES" a governess in the home of Prince we received at every turn. And while be darned if I'll stick it out when I Andrei, who is really uncle When (Paramount-Flag- g Comedy) her every man stood, head bared and un- can be Just as useful as a civilian. Thursday, April 17th. Ross is captured she secretly has him covered as our colors passed, women I've started work from this end by ETHEL CLAYTON freed. Her brother is killed in battle leaned far out of the windows and putting in my request but you and Monday, April 14th. through the treachery of aristocrats beaming, arms Dad to end, in give with faces outstretch- will have work from that MARGUERITE CLARK WOMAN'S WEAPONS" who the soldiers bullets that ed and fists clinched, shouted in a or no telling when I'll get out. Don't don't fit their guns. Robs learns that manner was almost delay. in Also "HOUSE OF HATE" that frantic "Vive "OUT OF A CLEAR SKY" 'he traitors are Andrei and his son, la Amerlque! Vive la Amerlque". This is a very terrible excuse for an And Pathe News Boris. Using the servant's pass that We have a large stock of And so we passed through Belgium. answer ito that dandy letter of yours, And a Comedy the princess had given him he kills A trip that will never, never be for- but y' see, for the laBt four days I Andrei. This turns the princess Inside Pluver Pianos Twenty-fou- r Friday. April gotten. hours behind had an awful dope on not enough Tuesday, April 15th. 18th. against him, and she plans to kill him. at fair prices and easy terms. Huns, marching through go yel- In the Belgium. ambish to after chow, and the VIRGINIA PEARSON SPECIAL She fires a shot, but it only inflicts We take old pianos exchange. A country that we all admired and low jenders or yaller janders to boot. "THE HUN WITHIN" a slight wound. Ross then proves to pitied, but one that we now love. The I'm just snapping out of it, and in I'm "THE FIREBRAND" Prices, 30c 40tf. her that her brother's death was Thajer Piano Co., Ltd things that we saw and the stories of way behind in my letters. So long 20. caused by Andrei, and she forgives the villagers are things that set you for now. him and nurses him back to health HONOLULU, HAWAII. thinking. And now into Luxemburg, (Signed) Nat. and happiness. Adv.

1 c 3C HEARTS OF THE WORLD 99 THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, APRIL, 11, 1919. NINE

NO MORE STATE CHURCH FOR GERMANY NOTICE TO CREDITORS (By The Associated Tress) of Third Annual Meet Latest News By Wireless PARIS, April 5 The German national assembly commission on JOHN FOSTER VISHER, DECEASED be Maui County Fair And constitution has adopted a clause stipulating that there shall no state Notice is hereby given to all credit- TENSION AT PEACE CONFERENCE RELIEVED church, but that Sunday shall be maintained as a legal holiday, says ors of and all persons having claims Racing (By The Associated Tress) a Weimar dispatch. against the above named deceased to Association PARIS, April 9 The American committee on public information present their claims duly authenticat- TO BE HELD ON JULY 4th, 1919 ed proper has issued the following report: RAILROADS SHOW INCREASING RATE OF LOSS and with vouchers, If any at the responsibility (By The Associated Press) exist, even if the same are secured "The Council of Four has definitely determined by mortgage upon KAHULUI, MAUI, T. H. WASHINGTON, April 5 American railroad net earnings for real estate, to the of the German emperor for the war and the means of bringing him to undersigned at its office at the corner by This has followed the February showed a continued decline, and are less than in January, trial one of the Allies probably Belgium. of Fort and Merchant Streets, in Ho- 1. Polo Pony Race '4 mile. Ama definite decision on the reparation terms for war damages, whereby or than of February of last year. The net revenue are $10,000,000, or nolulu, Territory of Hawaii, within teur riders. Prize, cup. six silver $5,000,000,000 must be paid within the next 2 years, and an inter-Allie- d $1,700,000 less than of February of 1918. months from the first day of the 2. Cowboy publication of this notice, or the same Race mile. 1st prize, commission named to assess the remaining damages to be paid over a will be forever barred. $35.00; 2nd prize, $15.00. Cattle period of 30 years, beginning May 1921. AMERICAN FLOUR NOW FEEDING HUNS All persons horses to bo ridden by cowboys, (By The Associated Tress) indebted to the above ordinary "Thus the two great obstacles in the path of the rapid attainment named deceased, are duly notified to with cowboy outfit. LONDON, April 5 A Reuters dispatch from Berlin says the 3. Free-For-AI- of peace have been removed within the last 24 hours, and the extreme make immediate payment to the un- mile. 1st prize, distribution of the first American flour to arrive in Germany has begun dersigned office an $100.00; 2nd prize, $50.00. tension over inaction and failure to secure tangible results lias been at Its aforesaid. in Hamburg on Thursday, with half-poun- d rations. The distribution Dated, Honolulu, T. II., April 4, 4. Ladies Race i mile. 1st prize, succeeded by a revived confidence over the great advance made toward 1919. will be continued for 4 weeks. $50.00; 2nd prize, $25.00. a permanent settlement. HENRY WATERHOUSE TRUST 5. Pony Race mile. 1st prize, "The final text of the reparation clause, as the Council of Four has COMPANY, LIMITED, $75.00; 2nd prize, $25.00. 14.3 PLANS TO DEPORT I. W. W. TROUBLE MAKERS By ROBERT W. SHINGLE, Xf.ally approved it, specifies that the enemy countries must admit res- (By The Associated Tress) and under. Its President. 6. Cowboy Relay ponsibility for all losses and damages to Allied nations and their citizens LEAVENWORTH. Kas., April 8 Warrants have been issued By W. A. WHITE, Race mile. 1st prize, $50.00; 2nd prize, $25.00 as due to unjustificable aggression." calling for the deportation of 40 I. W. W. convicted at Chicago. Sev- Its Treasurer. Executor Three changes lo be made, eral warrants have been served on 12 of the 37 recently admitted to bail of the last Will and horses tied to fence, handled Testament of John Vish-er- , SECRECY SHROUDS PEACE CONFERENCE pending appeal. Foster and saddled by the rider, ordin- (liy The Associated Tress) deceased. ary cowboy Messrs. D. H. & outfit to be used; the April 9 "Talking cannot go on forever" and similar re- CASE and CASTLE latigo strap to run through PARIS, ASSASSIN COTTIN NOT TO BE EXECUTED WITHINGTON, Attorneys for Exe- marks are the most definite information the Associated. Press is able to (By The Associated Tress) cutor. cinch-rin- g twice, and knotted. obtain from the American peace delegates regarding the mystery sur- PARIS, April 8 President Poincare has commuted the death (April 11, 18, 25; May 2, 9.) 7. Oriental Race mile. 1st prize, $75.00; 2nd prize, $25.00. For "J5ig proceedings. Clemen-cea- u, rounding the Four's' sentence "of Cottin to imprisonment, on the recommendation of horses owned by delegates followed the and ridden The Paris Matin declares that the have whose life he attempted to take. BY AUTHORITY Orientals. method of putting France's concerns last. It says England and America 8. Portuguese Race i mile. 1st got all they required, and France has nothing as yet. EDUCATORS TO COMBAT BOLSHEVISM IN TROOPS NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERN- prize, $60.00; 2nd prize, $15.00; " It is announced in the American quarter that the cablegram direct- (By The Associated Tress) MENT LEASES 3rd prize, $10.00. For horses ing the George Washington to proceed to Brest was held up in London NE WYORK, April 8 The war department has planned lo send owned and ridden by Portuguese. 10 5 to enter and 4 to start. for 2 da'ys for some unaccountable reason. a mission of 10 leading educators to Europe to combat the possible At o'clock A. M., Tuesday, May spread of Bolshevism in army of occupation 6th, 1919, at the front door of the 9. Maui County Fair & Racing Asso our and the use of the Capitol Cup league of nations an Duggan, Building, Honolulu, T. H., ciation H mile. 1st prize, FRENCH GET EXCITED OVER AMERICAN MOVE as antidote. Prof. of the college of the there will be sold at public auction, $200.00; 2nd prize, $100.00. Free-fo- r (Uy The Associated Press) city of New York will head the mission. under Section 380 of the Revised all. Weight for ages. For PARIS, April 9 Heated denunciation of the American delegates Laws of Hawaii of 1915, general leases a silver cup to be won three is filling the French press ok account of the intimations that they may FOOD RATIONS INCREASING IN GERMANY 10 the following described Govern- times by the same owner before the-peac- ment lands: becoming his property. Each withdraw from e conference and return to Ameiica soon. The (By The Associated Tress) BERLIN, April 5 The Food Ministry announced that food was (1) That portion of the Govern- owner to be presented with a ordering of the George Washington to return to France before her ment land of Wakiu, souvenir cup (miniature). arriving in such quantities that it is possible to increase the rations in situate in the regular time is characterized as nothing short of blackmail. District of Hana, Island of Maui, con- 10. Hawaiian Bred Race mile. All this has apparently not affected the delegates who are appar- cities and industrial centers. taining an area of 1115 acres, more or 1st prize, $200.00; 2nd prize, ently deaf to newspaper criticizms. AMERICAN TROOPS TO LEAVE RUSSIA BY JUNE less; upset rental 223.00 per annum, $50.00. (By payable semi-annuall- y advance; While the Americans reaffirm that considerable progress has been The Associated Tress) in 11. Policemen's Race V mile. 1st WASHINGTON, April 5 General March said today, in an in- term of lease, 15 years from May 2nd, prize, 35.00; 2nd prize, made during the past few days, one member remarked that it was not 1520. $15.00. terview, that the Archangel situation, from a military standpoint, is , To be ridden by riders in uni- a made thing to have a ship at Brest ready for the return. (2) Government land of Wahiku-li- form. well in hand, and that it is incredible that anybody can drive the Allies Lahaina, Maui, containing an area p into the sea. He said that the war department plans to have Americans of 1920 acres, more or less; upset 12. Oriental Race mile. 1st WILSON'S PROGRESS INDEFINITELY STATED prize, $75.00; 2nd prize, $25.00. (By The Associated Tress) out of that portion of Russia by the end of June. rental, $11,000.00 per annum, payable semi-annuall- y in. Horses to be owned and ridden 10 is hammering ahead advance! term of by WASHINGTON, April President Wilson lease, 15 years from April 7, 1919. Orientals. end has made good progress in negotiations in Paris, according to White CHINA AND JAPAN STILL ARGUE This lease will be made subject to 13. Hawaiian Bred Race mile. House advices. Just what this progress is is not stated. (By The Associated Tress) a reservation along the Government 1st prize, $100.00; 2nd prize, PARIS, April 7 Japanese delegates have received an official state- road for house-lot- s of an area of not $50.00. DPPCinifVT'C CUTP CTAUTS Vmt PPAVPT.' TIIICl WPFK ment from China urging that Japan nullify her 21 demands made in to exceed 50 acres, and having a depth 14. Mule Race mile. 1st prize, of approximately 300 feet. $25.00; 2nd (By The Associated Tress) 1915, which, it declares, should be abrogated because they incompata-bl- e prize, $10.00. Wash- The purchasers shall pay the costs 15. Post Entry. WASHINGTON, April 8 It is announced that the George with principles on which the league of nations was founded, as of advertising. ington is to sail on Friday for Brest. China was forced to surrender at the point of the bayonet. For maps and further information, Entry Fees 10 of Purses. apply at the office of the Commission- All races must have at least three BAKER AND CONGRESSMEN SAIL FOR FRANCE er of Public Lands, Capitol Building, entries and two to start, or the race (By The Associated Tress) AMERICAN SOLDIERS CAN BY AUTHORITY Honolulu, T. II. shall be called null and void. In the April 7 Secretary Baker and 15 members of the C. N. BAILEY, event of only two starters, no second 'NEW YORK, DISCARD STEEL HELMETS money shall be paid. ambassa- IN Commissioner of Public Lands. house military affairs committee and Hugh Wallace, the new THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE April Entries close on June 15, 1919. If COBLENZ, January 24 (Associat- Second Circuit, Dated at Honolulu, 1st, 1919. dor to France sailed today for Europe. Territory of Hawaii. (April 4, 11. 18, 25! May 1.) the above races are not filled by June ed Tress) American soldiers doing At Chambers. In Probate. 15th, the Committee will rearrange SICK BUSINESS DELAYED duty with Army of Occupation program. LLOYD GEORGE the In the Matter of the Estate of John (By The Associated Press) finally have been, allowed to discard BY AUTHORITY W. A. CLARK. Kekahu, late of Kihei, County of Maui, Secretary for Committee. LONDON, April 7 Lloyd George's statement has been postponed their steel helmets and gas masks. T. II., Deceased. NOTICE 11 30.) pntil Tuesday, says a Central News Paris dispatch. Lloyd George is All through the march across Rheinish (April June now confined to his Paris home with severe chill. ' and during the early weeks Petition Of Hooipoipo Kekahu For Ap- Prussia pointment Of C. D. Lufkin As Ad- Notice is hereby given that from of patroling of the Rhine and the ministrator Of Said Estate. and after the date hereof the' old PEACE TREATY READY BY EASTER Coblenz bridgehead the troops were beach road leading from the junction VOTERS ATTENTION. (By Associated Tress) Mau-haaki- The kept in fighting trim at ail times. But IT IS ORDERED, that Thursday, of the Paia to Camp 1 road to PARIS, April 7 Lloyd George declared that the preliminary a recent order says helmets and gas bridge, and second, from the The Official.. Register of voters for the 8th day of May, A. D. 1919, at 10 County treaty would be ready by Easter. The Germans will be asked to come masks should be stored by each com- o'clock A. M., in the Court Room Of corner of Camp Road lead- the of Maui will bo closed for the Primary Election at- - midnight and sign late in April or early in May. Allies have the common prin- pany "in such a manner us to facilit- this Court, In Wailuku, County of ing toward Kaheka as far as to the ate their prompt issue at a moment's point where the Paia-Keahu- a road Tuesday, May 6th, 1919. ciple Germany must pay to the limit of her power. Maul, Territory of Hawaii, be and the that notice should the occasion demand same is hereby appointed the time 'crosses the said Camp 1 Kaheka road, Don't fail to call at the office of the them." and place for hearing said Petition. and known as the old Sprecklesville County Clerk at Wailuku, Maul, to WILSON CAME NEAR HAVING "FLU" road, will be closed to public traffic. register if you have not registered, Dated at Wailuku aforesaid, this of A. (By The Associated Tress) 9th day of April, 1919. Dated this 26 day of March, 1919. between the hours 9:00 M. and 5 Getting Together By order of the Board Supervis- t:00 P. M. from Monday to Friday PARIS, April President Wilson's physician said that Wilson BY THE COURT: of 1 : l 1 and from 9:00 A. M. to 12:00 M. on i. mr met. ri.. . n.. ueu A Kingston youth named Beer was ors for and within the County of came very near naving a serious auacK uu uy going iu breaking HENRY C. MOSSMAN, Territory Hawaii. Saturdays. still confined to his bed. arrested last week for into Maui, of he had no doubt escaped but was a public-house- . The magistrate de- Clerk, Circuit Court, Second Circuit, By WM. FRED KAAE, WM. FRED KAAE, cided that the proper place for him Territory of Hawaii. County Clerk. County Clerk, County of Maui. POLISH TROOPS TO PASS THROUGH DANZIG was the jug. London Punch. (April 11, 18, 25.) (March 28. April 4. 11.) (Feb. 28 to Apr. 2, 10s.) (By The Associated Tress) BERLIN, April 5 The transportation of, Polish troops through the Danzig port is to begin on the 15th and it is estimated that it will lake two months. ITALIANS STILL STUBBORN ON FIUME QUESTION (By The Associated Tress) PARIS, April 5 Italian Peace Delegate Bargilai, said that no de- cision had been reached on the question of whether the Italian dele- gates would leave the conference if denied the Fiume district; but that is they must follow the will of the Italian people. AUCTION it obvious that SALE IF MANY DEATHS FROM TORNADO (By The Associated Tress) DALLAS, Tex., April 10 One hundred are known to be dead as Brood-Mare- s victims of tornado yesterday which struck northern Texas and southern Thoroughbred Oklahoma and parts of Arkansas. The injured number several hun great. dred, and property damage is C. TARTARS THREATENING ARMENIANS The property of Mr. Angus McPhee, and Dr. J. Fitzgerald (By The Associated Tress) PARIS, April 10 The Armenia delegation to the peace confer- To be sold at the ence has been advised that Armenians in the Trans-Caucas- are threatened by Mussulman Tartar forces who have disarmed the Armen- ians and proclaimed a new government. The Allies are asked to pre- Kahului Race Track, on Saturday, April 12, 1919, at 4 P. M. vent threatened revolution and bloodshed. NO RETURN CARGO FOR GERMAN FOOD SHIPS (By The Associated Tress) April 10 The first entente food ships which reached "FAY MUIR" bay mare, ar old, a winner, by Canopus should prove a good investment as she is a young mare of ex- BERLIN, breeding. Germany have left in ballast on return trip, because all Germany had out of Duplex, a grandly bred mare of good comformation, with cellent semi-offici- al plenty of bone and substance, in foal to the race horse and sire not collected enough freight to load them, says a report. a bay mare by Key Deutschland. "ADELINE," El Rio out of Ogalena. Neither was it possible to re-co- al the vessels completely. This mare is from a good racing family and is in foal to Deutsch- "ROSELLA," ar old hay mare by Voter out of Ilanrose, land. MT. LASSEN AGAIN ERUPTING the dam of Pen Rose, one of last year's great ar olds and (By The Associated Tress) "FAIR MARY," old chestnut mare, by winner of over $10,000 in purses. This mare(is a young mare, Fair Play REEDING, Cal., 9 Mt. Lassen, after a year of dormancy, has out of Argon Ester. This mare is ready fashionably bred, and in foal to Deutschland, and should breed to train and has never resumed eruption. White, sulphurous smoke is belching from the been bred. Her high class breeding some good horses. should make a valuable crater. brood-mar- e. , bay mare, by King William, MERCHANT PRINCE DIES "PEGGY O'NEAL," out of "REMARK," a bay filley. ar old, by Montgomery, a M!v The Associated Tress) Cleodora, a good race mare, winner of many races and in foal to great race horse and out of the English bred mare Kumiss, is a Deutschland. NEW YORK, April 8 Frank W. Woolworth, the originator of good prospect for racing and a brood-mar- e. the great chain of stores, is dead. "HULUPALA," chestnut mare by Governor Stanford, has "THE SENTINEL," a chestnut yearl ing colt by Advance ONTARIO MAY REPEAL PROHIBITION LAW been a good polo pony and a great prospect as a brood-mar- e, Guard II, out of Lady Berenice. A good prospect. (By The Associated Tress) now being in foal to Deutschland. TORONTO, April 7 Premier Hearst announced in legislature of "COI'PIT," chestnut marc by The Judge out of Lucille II, win- Ontario a bill to hold a plebiscite on the repeal of the tempcrence act. "LA ESTREELA," chestnut mare, by Electioneer, a well known in Island racing, the dam of the good race rn-ir- ner of over $50,000 in States races, her dam, Fluid by Blitzen, Copra, and a silver cup winner at the Maui County Fair for UKRAINIANS WILLING TO CEASE FIGHTING was a good mare. This mare is in foal to Deutschland and Champion brood-mare- s, bred to Senator 11 for 1920. LONDON, April 7 The Ukrainians are willing to cease fighting the Poles if a plebiscite under Entente control decides on the ownership of disputed territory. " j 1f '

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TEN THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, APRIL, 11, 1919.

David and Dick Penhallow, who Bevins Libel Suit havo been spending their Easter va- Drove Without Auto CItib'fo Help PERSONAL cation at homo, returned on Monday PERTINENT night for Honolulu to rcsumo their Numbers Paid $5 Fine "41 MENTION studies at the Honolulu Military Puts Him Under Fire Academy. PARAGRAPHS Victory Loan Drive Mrs. E. B. Blanchard, of Pauwola, For violating county ordinance Na. Dr. and Mrs. Charles O. Hansen, of Is spending 31, In they to num Maul Appointments Heavy Assault Made On Professional tho vacation week visit- that failed have Confirmed Tho Members Of Former War Speakers Pasadena, who wore on Maul for two ing friends in Lahaina. bers fore and aft on their automobiles senuiu, uuring uio past low uays, nas - honey Tonduct Of County- Attorney weokH' spending a part of their II L. J. Warren and Charles, properly displayed, the following per ...... wy .W..W lilf, U1IU1II11UU.ILD Organization Holds Dinner And moon as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dan M. Hlte, made by Govornbr McCarthy of Maui Defense Trying To Prove Truth T. Carey, wont to the Volcano last of the Honolulu law firm of Smith, sons wero on Tuesday hailed before Discusses Warren & Whitney, tumiuniu unicinis: ueorgo weigut, Plans For Future Work Saturday night and returned to Ho arrived on Maul Judge McKay, of the Wailuku district as a lllpmlinr nf lllo Inilnofrlnl nnM. Of Alleged Libel , last Wednesday as attorneys for tho Govcrment Criticized nolulu direct to take passage or the court and fined $5 each Pllalrbo dent board; Worth O'. Aiken, member Hawaii's return home. defense in the libel case of E. R. Bev- Star-Bulleti- ot tiie Hawaii promotion committee; ins vs. now on trial in Pama, Hamamura, Shlmabaku, M. Ta George Weight, The trial before a jury lii the see Mr. and Mrs. Dan Carev returned the second circuit court. vares, K. Nakatani, J. Ueno. Kioshij member ot the board At a pleasant little dinner of ten of the" R. A. rtnlil win. iiinm. ond circuit court of libel suit of E last Monday night from a visit to T. Shimizu, K. Kanda, Ah You, Ota, the members of J. Lightfoot, deputy attorney-genera- l, ber of the former men, Star-Bu- Volcano whero they nccompanlcd Mnru-na- , Territorial fair commission. R. Bevins vs. The Honolulu i is V. A. Vetlesen, Y. Mnruona, M. at the Grnnd their guests, Dr. and Mrs. Chas. O hero from Honolulu as a wit- Y. Uchlda, Y. Karlshlro, Makishi, Maui People Visit Volcano Quito a Hotel last Wednesday lotlti, which began yesterday mom Hansen, of Pasadena, Cal. On the ness in tho Bovlns-Star-Bulleti- n libel number of Maui teachers and other evening, it was decided that tho or- case. William Engle, Yamamura. Maul ing, Is attractlng'a great deal of local return trip Mrs. Carey had the mis Tho case of J. Freltas was nolle residents visited the volcano of ganization should offer its services to iuiauoa, on tlio Big Jsland, last week. Interest, and the court room has been fortune to painfully sprain her linkle Mrs. E. B. Meyers and Mrs. N. prosscd, and Yamnniura and Y. Mn- tho Victory Loan Committee by a fall on the steamer deck. She Among these were Mr. and Mrs. Dan in the crowded most of the time with spec Donnelly, of Los Angeles, guests of ruona were given suspended sentences o is confined to homo on account of T. Carey, and their guests, Dr. aiud campaign of raising tho last big loan-duet- tators. The "plaintiff is represented her tho Wnlluku Hotel, were pilgrims to for 13 months on nccount of extenuat Mrs. C. the injury. tho summit of yesterday. ing circumstances. O. Hansen, of Pasadena; Miss tho war. Plans of tho cam;1 by W. P. Crockett and W. P. Crokett, Haleakala Helen Blytho, Mrs. William Lougher, Hoogs,' who paign took up a considerable ,jfar('xt Jr., as attorneys, while the defendant Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mrs. J. T. Fantom, Miss Anneltn Nix, havo been spending a three week va MlRS A. Lull. Ml iltlll Mm T llnrna the time of tho dinner. is represented by L. J. Warren and cation in Honolulu, returned homo Miss Burns, Miss Betty Cramer, TUIss Hawaii's Government Discussed C. H. Hite, of the Honolulu firm of this week. ueriruue-juu- d, Miss isaliello Dodge Tlio difference between Hawaii's Smith, Warren & Whitney. Latest' News By Wireless Miss Darney and Miss Ramsay. Caleb Burns, of the Wailuku Sugar system of .government The suit is for damages In sum of Company, expects to leavo tomorrow Bin Picture Drama ComlnnAtnn and thoso of acer Carroll ronnlvpil states, night n vaca . themainland tho domination 25,000 claimed on .account of an for Hawaii for short (Continued from Page One.) f tion. jthSt the big Griffith picture, "Hearts, of tho legislature in purely local af- article published In Honolulu pa - the ui uiu norm is soon to bo sent to fairs of tho city per, which Bevins alleges reflected Mr. and Mrs. John S. Ely, of Cedar USED MACHINE GUNS ON TROOPS Maul. Tho picture of Honolulu and of was largely made tho counties, upon his professional integrity as Rapids, la., who are in the Islands (By The Associated Press) mi uiu uniwo neius or isuropo during and plans by which county attorney. spending a few months vacation, are COPENHAGEN, April 11 Government troops used machine un: ihtiou oi uio war. these objections might bo removed, guests for the present at tlio Maui A Bride's Shnwop..... la lmlnn The time since yesterday noon has guns on Spartacan 'demonstrators at DusseldorlT, killed 25 and wound- ..u uiuf, fclVUll!.... also came in for some discussion. up Hotel. They made the ascent of the this afternoon by Mrs. W. O. uen taken by the defense in yesterday Mr. ed an equal number. Aiken, New Name Chosen witnesses to prove DeV' mountain afternoon. "Vl iiume, in honor of that fishing i Because - ins has been derelict as a public Ely hopes for a little before Miss .Myrtle Hannah, of Kahului, who President Wilson has ask- prosecutor because of his connection he leaves Maui. ITINERARY OF NATIONAL PARKS PARTY is soon to bn lrinrrlnil tn Tift. nin.M o dtliat tiie name Four-Minut- o Men with various law violators as private Howard D. Case, a reporter for the Humphreys, or Puunene. Miss Han- be not used permanent organizations (Uy Tlio Associated i'ress nah counsel, and to thus establish the Honolulu Star-Bulleti- arrived Wed has been the ..motif of a number following HONQLUUJ, April 10 The tentative itinerary of he Dr. Step of Rim lliir lnfnwi.il ..!.. , tho war, It was decided to truth of the alleged libelous article. nesday evening as a witness in the .mini b Biuuu nur - change the name to Four- M-- The case seems to have resolved it- libel suit of E. R. Bevins vs. the Star- - hen Mather party is as follows: Leaves Honolulu, Saturday, April 19, engagement was announced several' the self into aitter attack, upon Bevins's Bulletin, now on trial in the second lor Hilo Remains in Hawaii until Monday, April 2b, then jjoes to runs ago. Club." record na a public offclai, in which re- circuit court. He is a guest at the .ui, to remain until May 1. Lumbor Prices Fluctuate A new The members present were R. A. M'ico list nn imlli iw .i i ferences to possible impeachment pro- Maui Hotel. u . i v - -- " ol auu luu- Wadsworth, E. R. Bevins, Judge L. ceedings are being made by some of .. ; wood lumber went Into offect on Wed- Robert C. Pratt, of Honolulu, is on nesday on Maui. shows L. Burr, J. J. Walsh, D. H. Case, Will. the witnesses. This was particular- guest MORE DELAY FQR WOMAN SUFFRAGE BILL It an advance t, Maui as the of his sister, Mrs. on J. Cooper. W. Crockett, n. Ti T.uf-- ly true in the testimony of J. Light-foo- (By Tlio Associated Press) nor'west of ?1.15 per thousand, F. attorney-genera- Lorrin Smith, at RLikawao. while redwood 4)0 1:1 deputy l, the pub- ' HONOLULU, April 10 Senator Kamauoha asked the senate declined cents per n, N. K. Otsuka, and Rev. J. C. Villi- lication of statements alleged to M. C. Lindo, of Theo. H. Davies & thousand. According to the Mer- ers. ' have been made by him being the C Co., is here from Honolulu examin judiciary committee action on the plebiscite bill until next Tues chandise Department of the Kahului occasion of the present action. ing the scales of the various Davies day to permit him to go to Hawaii to learn the views of his constitu- Railroad Co., the condition of tho Bevins's alleged failure to prose- stores on this island. ents. The request was cranted. This means that very quick action will lumber market is chaotic in tho ex- ' cute one Kaalaka on charge of per- , treme and no predictions of any kind Georce C. Watt, manager of thcr ICo be necessary if the plebiscite bill is to get through, because advertising be Maui Up In "Arms jury, is the particular instance that hala SugarCo., stopped over from the tan nurtle'for the future. Is being most strongly dwelt upon at of the election must start not later than April 17. - A mountain nnrtv rmiclct!,'.n. Mauna Kea on Monday night and con .Mr. R. M ., present. Bevins represented Kaalaka to by Wed- andMrs. iuirtn, u,i tinucd his trip Honolulu jtobert and Mr. Over Lahaina as attorney in a civil suit in which an nesday's Claudlne. It was Mr. Watt's and Mrs. M. J. affidavit madd- - by his client was later SAYS REPRESENTATIVES WILL FIGHT SUFFRAGE AT Lewis, of Honolulu, Miss Alta Mason, first visit to Maui in many years. He of Oregon, declared to be false. The grand jury stated that he expects to bring his .ELECTION and Mr. and Mrs. Will. J. later called by Deputy Attorney-gen-- , (By Tho Associated Press) Cooper, made the ascent of Haleakala Wharf Juggling family here for a longer visit before Sunday, oral Lightfoot failed to And an in- long. HONOLULU, April 10 .Speaker Holstein said today" that many last returning the following dictment against Hawaiian. The day. Tho trip was a very pleasant the representatives supported the plebiscite bill simply to save" faces, - defense is trying to establish that this II. B. Welter, of Honolulu, the well their one. Tho summit of tlio mountain (Continued from Pago One.) to do on known Union Oil Company, man and and that these will fight the women at,the election. He said he will him- was continuously clear, though failure was interference the 'Tues- a part of county attorney. theatrical magnate, arrived last self campaign for the women in his home district, but the real belt of clouds between the C000 the day on days that and members were not disposed to con - a few business connected 7000 foot level prevented Among the chief witnesses for- the fight will bcin Honolulu where the, men who supported the bill .unwill- a view of sider that any proviso defense so called liave been with his several theaters on Maul. the lower country from the top. The such should far J. Mrs. go to ingly hope to defeat suffrage. M. Ambrose, B. Murphy, J. Lightfoot, David Wadsworth will cloud cflect, however; was very won- stand between Maui people, and tho and H. D. Case, the latter being the Honolulu tomorrow to meet her sis derful and .fully compensated for the removal of the menace that confronts ter, Mrs. Sidney Allen Crysler,' of efforts of tho trip. reporter who wrote the alleged libel- perliaps four-nft- h Portland. Orocon. who is nxnected to ASKS PEACE COMMISSION TO BAR ORIENTALS The Industrial of the people .who ous article. Accident Board will travel to and of arrive by tho Manba, next week, to (By Tho Associated Press) hold its monthly session Tues- from tho Island. It Practically all of the members anti-Japa- next me lormer granu jury are on nana, SACRAMENTO, April 10 Withdrawing the senate n day in the Wailuku district cour was pointed out that the money that summoned by the plaintiff, presumab- Carl Rose, of the Wailuku Sugar ese land bills, Senator Inman today introduced a resolution incorporat room, at 10:30 o'clock. has been squandered upon useless at- Eaoter ly in rebuttal to the allegations of Co., who had an unusually severe ing the cablegram ot secretary L,ansing, and asking it be sent to Vesper Services will bo held wharves at Hilo would of that at the Community have built half Lightfoot that the county attorney tack influenza over two months the Paia House on a ago, was able to return to work on President Wilson requesting that peace conference take such action Sunday, April 20, at 7:30 o'clock, dozen wharves, such as is asked for had Influenced the inquisitorial body with by Maui. was against finding ali indictment against Thursday of this week for the unit on the question of Oriental immigration that further state legislation a special musical program in charge It also pointed out that a. it wim to be- lime . He spent several weeks at be of Mrs. J. C. Villiers unreasonable dpmand ivaaiaica. may made unnecessary. who will preside fore hand any particular The- case is still on trial" this after- recuperating, returning to Wai at tijo organ. A cordial invitation is thnt wharf luku on Tuesday extended to all to would be from (ho start'a revenue noon, and from indications may not )ast. attend. producing Aloha Lodge, No. 3, Knight investment, any more so be finished even tomorrow. Mrs. V. A. Vetlesen and children JAPANESE EDUCATORS AGREE TO JUDD BILL of limn every spur have been spending the past week at (By Tho Associated Press), Pythias, will hold an important meet- that track ILat coes ing this evening. to make up. a railroad system should their beach place at Waihee. HONOLULU, April 10 The house education committee confer ue able to snow a Buys Out Theater Business-Thro- ugh satisfactory return Maui For , Senator Harold W. Rice, and Rep red today with Japanese educators gave them the choice of the upon cost Planning and, the sale of his interest- - in its before it could be built. resentative A. P. Tavares came home Andrews or the mills. The decide'd to accept the bill with the string Wharves Be last Saturday morning on private Judd Judd of theaters on Maui Here- Should Part Of System Victory Loan Drive the provision that it becomes effective January 1 next. Lyman has, ac tofore run in the namo of Weller & Individual wharves should be, It Hisiness, returning to their lesisla- - Vasconcellos, was contended, live duties on Monday evening. cordingly introduced the bill. John Vasconcellos is a pari of a territorial Judd out of! tho show business for tho time wharf system, designed to meet the (Continued trom Page One.) Miss Rowland, the new district being at least, the solo ownership reasonable needs of tiie various narts nurse of the Wailuku Sugar Co., ar now vesting in H. B. Weller. The of tlio territory, without regard to , SAXONY WANTS BOLSHEVISM rived last Tuesday and has taken un . properties their individual Wailuku H. B. Penhallow, G. N. (By Tho Associated Press) include tho moving picture revenue producing her duties in the camps of the com- houses ability. 1, C. C. in Wailuku, Kahului, Puunene, Weight, P. Itose, Akimori, N. pany. BERLIN, April 10 It is reported that a Saxony soviet republic Camp 1, K. Young Ting, and Waihee. John Carroll To Go To Honolulu Otsuka, Clem. Mr. and Mrs. C. Blair", has been demanded. will Crowell, E. R. Bevins, Will. J. Cooper. J. of Wai continue as. manager of ail of The committee appointed was in - luku, left for Honolulu last Monday places. structed to post to Honolulu, at Kahului William Walsh, S. S. evening for Dinner earli J. J. Walsh, Eddie Tam, H. 'a week or 10 days visit and Theater Party Mrs. P. est opportunity to take the matter up In the city. BOLSHEVIKI GETTING TOGETHER H. Partridge, of Haiku was hostess at with Governor McCarthy, who was K. Duncan. . (By The Associated Press) a pleasant Puunene J. B. Thomson, C. C. R. M. Morton, manager of tho Am - little dinner, at tho Grand said to ba,4Jio chief champion ofi tho Campbell, erican Can .Company in tho Islands, BERLIN. Anril 10 Russian and Bavarian Soviets' have establish Hotel last Wednesday evening, follow idea, the finance Jack Moir, Wm. McGerrow. ed by a Mac-We- arrived from Honolulu Saturday ed diplomatic theater party. Those in the committees of legislature any Paia F. P. Hosecransa John last relations. company the and Wm. Phillips, J. P. Foster, K. m a uusmess trip, un his return on were Mr. and Mrs. F. W. others interested. It was intended to Monday evening Peacock, .Mr, and Mrs. Alex o receipt-.ti- Shoda, F. B. Cameron, W. A. Clark. ho was accompanied McNicol down tonight, but upon f oy Miss Steuwe, J. A. Hannon, Hamakuapoko H. D. Sloggott, E. J. MrMorton and son Robert, who HUNGARIANS AND BOHEMIANS FIGHTING - ' and Mr, wireless information that the legisla- WPlker, H. W. Baldwin. were the guests of Mrs. Will. J. ' (By Tim Associated Press) and Mrs. Partridge. tive committees having tho loan fund - Cooper, in Haiku for a week. Mrs. George N. Weight was tho bill in hand is on' way to Hilo, this Haiku W. A. Baldwin, A. C. Rat- LONDON. April 10 Violent fichtimr has occurred between Hun- - charming its tray, P. G. Krauss, Wm. Henning, S. M. J, Lewis, who has been hostess last Saturday after- afternoon and would stop at Lahaina actinc ganans anu zecno-aiova- at ungvar, were Kiueu noon Yoshimasu, Antone M. Tavares, A. P. superintendent of the American Can iou nuniranans to. about 20 ladies at her home, lor an hour, the trip was put off until Tavares. Co. s plant at Haiku for several the alfair being a surprise shower for probably next week. Tho committeo Makawao S. A. Baldwin, J. E. months, returned to Honolulu this Mrs. Charles Cowan, one of tho popu- supplemented by as many other cham- Tavares. week. Ho was accompanied by lar young Wailuku matrons who is ber members as can be rounded nn. his t! soon to leave Kula L. K. Smith, Robt. von Temp-sky- , wife. ANOTHER SOVIET REPUBLIC IN AUSTRIA Maui permanently. The will meet the delegation at Lahaina CUest Of honor was nf G Geo. Copp, II. Saida, J. Vincent. G. W. R. King, deputy (By Tho Associated Press) tho rnHntnnt about o'clock this evening, and will territorial -- many lovely gifts. ' UlupMakua J. Harvey Raymond. auditor, was on LONDON. Anril 10 A soviet renublic has been nroclaimed at put tlio matter up to the straight from Maui this week on Angus McPhee and Harry Gesner shquldor. Huelo W. P. Pogue. one of his periodical visits to check Salzburg, German-AuStri- a. , the Keanae John went to Kahoolawo to take part in a Kept Quiet During Plunkett. the books of the various territorial goat drive, Sunday. War Hana John Chalmers, Gordon officials on this island last They report Maui would long ago havo insisted taking something over a hundred ani- Errett, R. A. Drummond. C. C. WILSON PAYS A COURT CALL n point) recognition in the matter of . von Hamm. of the von Hamm- - mals drive;- - Kipahulu John Nils Om-ste- in the Gesner brought a Fassoth, Young Company, arrived last Tuesday (By Th6 Associated Press) homo whari at Lahaina, in light of tho tho head of one as a trophy. crying' need for one from loss lives In connection with the automobile PARIS, "April 10 President Wilson and Admiral Grayson called Gerter.il Hearrl II R A ot Kaupo J. Marciel, Charles " business of his company on Maui. today upon Maria ant of and other nccidents there, had not tho Smith. . Queen of Rumania. Schofleld Barracks, with a war caused her to defer such demands Lanai George Munro. Mrs. II. IC. Duncan entertained the party of officers and' ladies, arrived ladies of on however, when an appropriation tho Woman's Guild of tho Wednesday evening and mado the (which of course Mnnl must nnv) Tr Good Shepherd Church at her home, P0LISH CROWD DESTROYS STATUES mp io uie iop oi tiaieaitaia yesteruay coupled with a possibly impossible April 1st. (By Tho Associated Press) , ' returning the same evening. , The yr Mrs. Gives ininpll proviso, it seems timo to rebel. It Weisbaum Mr. and Mrs: J. Vincent, of Wnln. PARIS, April 10 During a Polish celebration at'Posen, statues of nartv was in Wnllnlrn 1ir Pont does not through ' and Mrs. look as there would koa are visitors in Hilo this week. Bismark and William I were destroyed. Frank Brigham, and was the bo any more keeping nulet on the sub Party For Mrs. Cowan Rev. R. B. Dodge, kuusi lor ine trip or juj ana Mrs. ject. who has been In Prank Baldwin. Honolulu all this week attending a FILIPINO LEApER SAYS NO MENACE An All-Ma- Proposition meeting JAPANESE of tho Hawaiian Board, is (By "The Associated Press) uuo matter moreover is an all-Ma- Entertaining for Mrs. Charles Cow- 4 expected to return tomorrow morn- S GRAND proposition. So as can bo learn- 5 WASHINGTON, April Manuel Quezon, president of the HOTEL ARRIVALS far an from 2:30 to o'clock at the Wai- ing. ' April 4 TO. 1!)!!) Philippines senate, denied reports that Japanese immigration js grow to Anril TTnrrv w ed there is opposition from no nuarter luku Hotel, Mrs. S. D. Weisbaum Clarence Baldwin, of Wailuku. who Craig, Honolulu; II. A. DoVaux and on juaui. Maui nas expressed her ing, not believe any ' proved a delightful" hostess with has been home from Honolulu for a lie said he did Japanese have designs upon the wnp, L.0S, Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. willingness to sacrifice money if bridge and other games as features week, returned to the city last Friday Philippines except an extension of their commerce. Charles Lily, Los Angeles; R. M. Mor- necessary to get the wharf, but sho night. ton, Honolulu: W. B. Kennodv TTnnn- - is no longer willing to tako chances of the afternoon. The guest of honor Errol von Tempsky- - and his slstpr BOLSHEVIKI NAVY ORDERED TO ATTACK ALLIES lulu 15. B. Gerald, Honolulu; G. W. of sacrificing lives and convenience was the recipient of a beautiful koa-woo- Miss Lorna von Tempsky, who spent (By Tho Associated Press) u. King, Honolulu; Alfred Krafft, by doing without one. candle stick. their Easter vacation at home with LONDON, April 5 The Daily Mail says that Trotzky has order Walpahu, Oahu; C. C. von Hamm, Ho- Those prosent were Mrs. Chas. their father, L. von Tempsky, return- nolulu; C. .W. Hammond, Honolulu; ed, to their schools ed the Russian Baltic fleet to put to s,ea and attackthe Allies fleets, C! A. Scott. Honolulu: J. Lielitfnnt Live vs. Let Live Cowan, Mrs. Geo. Weight, Mrs. Caleb in Honolulu on threatening Burns, Mrs. II. B. Penhallow, Mrs. juonaay night. to have the sailors shot if they disobey., Honolulu; L. J. Warren, Honolulu; ''Do vou think vour noema will llvn It. B. Dodge, Mrs. P. H. Ross, Mrs. Miss Imhoff, of the teachine staff Ciias. M. Hite, Honolulu. after you aro dea,d?" Will. J. Cooper, Mrs. E. R. Bevins, of the Maunaolu Seminary will leave .ALLIES MAY USE DANZIG SAYS FOCII uain say. x wish they'd let mo Mrs. R. C. Bowman, Mrs. O. J. .White- tomorrow for Honolulu onrouto to (By The Associated Press) live while I'm alive." Boston Trans- head, Mrs. Geo. Trimble, Mrs. Chas. her home in Missouri. On account PARIS, April 5 General Foeh' has telegraphed to the Allied gov NOTICE OF MEETING cript.. Savage, ' Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. J. Thom- of her health she was unablo to re- ernments that the Allies' right to use Danzig as port for the of-- Industrial Accident Board son, Mrs. E. Vincent, Mrs. J. Kunewa, main until tho end of return tho present Polish troops now, in v ranee lias been formally upheld m conference ri o monthly meeting of tho Specification Mrs. T. B. Linton, Mrs. E. II. Parker, school year. Accident Board coun- with German representatives. fo$ the "But. Mable. on What crounilM Mrs. Walker, Mrs. II. K. Duncan, Mrs. Rev. and Mrs. A. Craie Bmvilisli ty ot Maui, will be held In the Wai- dnns A. B. your fathor object to Howell, Mrs. A. F. Martinson, and Mrs. M. II. Kimball, of Paia, re- luku Diw rlct- Court Jloom, Wailuku, mo?" Mrs. Palmatier; Mrs. W. H. Field, on any grounds within a mile of Mrs turned last Saturday from a three HUNGARIAN BANKER BOOKKEEPER FOR next 'Tuesday morning April 15th, J. H. Raymond, Mrs. Wra. Engle, Mrs. weeks vacation spent on tho Big Is- COMMUNISTS at l::;o o'clock. All person having David Wadsworth, Mrs. El C. Mellor, land. They report a vory (By The Associated 'Press) business enjoyable with tho Board aro asked to o Miss E. Cramer, Misses L. M. Crick-ar- d, outing, during which they saw the BUDEPEST, April 5 Simon Strauss, of the bo present. , That Protracted Peace .Meetlng-Thoy'r- Edith Lawrence, Lucy Richard- Volcano, and visited with friends in great Magyar bank, ,has been employed as bookkeeper for new govern W. A. McKA chairman. calllnc thorn "Tim Aiiiii son, Myrtle Taylor. Kona and Kohala. now. Thn PnRsIno- ment, working under jco.mmunists. . Show. i