WAILUKU TEMPERATURES NEXT WEEK'S MAILS Date Max. Min. Rain May 27 88 GG .00 Mny 28 80 G4 .00 From the Coast Monday, Sono-mn- ; y"y 29 86 GG .00 Wednesday, Maul and 30 85 GG .00 Shlnyo Maru. May 31 87 G5 .00 To the Sunday, Mon- June 1 85 CD .00 Coast China; Juno 2 day, Persia Maru; Wednesday, 84 72 .00 Mauoa.

21st YEARNO. 1107. WAILUKU, MAUI COUNTY, HAWAII, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1921 PRICE 7 CENTS

GIRL CHAMPION Vast Food Stores FARRINGTON GOVERNOR Price For Pines is ELECTION FOR SWIMMER ASKED Secured Conceived to Give For Luau Wallace Rider Farrington has been ONE OFFICIAL named Governor of Grower Fair Profit Hawaii. President Harding sent his nomination to the senate TO MAUI MEET Preparation Made to Seat 500 for confirmation yesterday and the news was sent to Honolulu WILLBE HELD At a Time and Sweet Music Maui pineapple growers received Invitation by the Associated Press. The controvery is ended unless the reassuring news this week in the an extended to Ethelda Will Add to Enjoyment; nouncement or senate should refuse to confirm which is tho price which the Efforts to Carry Out a Plan Bleibtry and Answer Ex regarded unlikely. canneries will pay ror pines. Good Sport as Well. "Firsts' Whereby Expense might be pected Today; Seating Cap Mr. Farrington has been a resident of the Islands about will bo bought at $2G.G0. This prlco 30 compares with tho abnormal flguro Save Prove to be Without acity Increased. Three thousand pounds, a ton and years, most of the time in the newspaper profession and is of $10.0G last year nnd with $2G.20 a half, of beef pork bo Star-Bulleti- the previous year which was tho high Avail. and will used now business manager of the n. On Maui he is for est price overpaid up to that time. Ethelda Bleibtry, world's champion the Kamchameha Day luau at best known through his visits with the Ad Club at Civic Con For weeks past there havo been Efforts to woman .swimmer, a heroine of the the Fair Grounds in Kahului, June 11, guesses ranging way avoid the expense of Olympics, all the from holding recently returned from a and that great quantity Is in addi- ventions. $'.20 to S30 with few venturing to a general election, to fill ono triumphal tour of Australia and still tion to chicken, fish, shell fish etc., hope for anything above the latter olllce for which there is no contest more recently a record breaker at the to pol, kukuis, kuololo and good figure, rsot n little anxiety was ox since the primary, failed yesterday Honolulu championships last week other pressed prlco might may bo things. Preparations are making for Boosters of that tho fall be and In accordance with the proclama- at the I'uunene .tank on the Things Underground Wiring low $25 nnd many conservative ones evening of Kamohameha Day and tho seating of GOO at ono tlmo at tion already published four great making their guesses around $22 to the election give a swimming exhibition. An In tables and there will be will bo held next Tuesday. two chief sittings, ono 12 to Athletic on Maui System Ordered For $25. So tho announcement went to One name vltation has been extended to her and from will appear 1:30 and ono from 5 to 6 while be- relieve the tension. on the ticket, J. Pia Cock-et- t her mother to come to Maui and Representatives for wireless reply Is expected today. Her tween times tho luau will be served Guests at Dinner County Fair Grounds of tho nacklnc Treasurer. to such comers as may desire, In nouses anu tne more representative Senator II. A. Baldwin wrote to the steamer is not due to sail from Ho a pine growers Attorney nolulu until Tuesday afternoon and way It will bo continuous during the and pine land owners General's ollico to inntih-- For the president, tho secretary and Contract for a subway sny the now price is generally satis- whether it were possible to save tho sho would have time for a trip up afternoon. Music will be a pleasing electric wil expense to accompaniment and to gaie- the factory nnd should yield a fair profit of an election and an opinion the Crater, be able to get Monday add tho athletic committee of i.io Maui ing system for the Fair . Grounds to was nignt's Mauna Kea and make the ship ty of tho chief sittings. County thoso who havo not paid too high received from Denutv Attornnv Fair and Racing Association was awarded to the Hawaiian Elec for their labor or jump- General LIghtfoot. easily on June 14. Will Feed who havo not He said that while Multitude J. Garcia, chairman of the nthletlc tric Company Monday afternoon. Tho ed Into the acquisition of pine land ho believed an election should bo Duko Kahanamoku. "Wild Bill' Ample provision held Harris for feeding be committee was host at a delightfully wont is to Ue dono on a "cost plus" leases at too high figures. There aro there appeared one way out, to have and Haig Prieste are certain tween 1500 and 2000 persons basis to be here for the big swimming at tho appointed dinner at tlio Grand Hotel and It is estimated that the some such speculators who bolioved Walter Engle, the incumbent, resign luau for tho benefit of tho children's cost will bo between $5000 wild reports late year ai mo enu oi ins term, 30, meet, all three of thein Olympic stars last Saturday evening. F. and $6500. last that this June for gave splendid homo fund are being provided by the President Before the next fair is held in Octo year's prlco would bo above that of Cockctt to withdraw his candidar-.- Prieste some exhibi committees of F. Baldwin was guest tionss at the rec.ent championships in which Mrs. Foster the especial of ber .unsightly poles and wires will last season, perhaps as high as $50. nnd ror the board to appoint Cockett at- Robinson Is executive head and pre- honor of tho evening. Covers wero have vanished rroin the grounds, Such speculators been "stung." to succeed Engle. On that basis a Honolulu and is one of the stellar parations fair ha'o tractionss. are being so made that laid for II, tho feelings of the super- - tho wires will have been placed in Had figures fallen below $25 there settlement was proposed and Englo Duke and "Wild Bill" are service bo too well known to all followers of will expeditious with Boy stitous Having been considered for underground conduits and tho poles was fear that numbers of leases and yesterday morning signed a resigna- the swimming game to require fur Scouts doing many a good turn as the occasion. will have been replaced bv ornamont. contracts would bo thrown overboard tion, effective June 30. Chairman Ka- ther comment here. waiters. And while lei bedecked the Novel features abounded at the din- al lighting posts an important step rather than to face a rurther loss. As lama and County Clerk Kaae went Additional seating capacity has eaters aro doing tho justice to the ner, which was served in tho private towards the beautification of the It is, it is thought there will ho vm-- aver to I'uukolii yesterday and pre been arranged for by the swimming occasion there will be two orches- (lining room. Decorations wero typi grounds. As it is not expected to do row such instances and conservative sented tho proposal to Cockett, who and will be accom tras and a quartet to add to tho en cal or athletic events and on tho walls any important building work before ones consider the declined to accept it. He questioned committee there joyment reduction as an modations for 900 spectators. About with musical numbers fur- of the room were hung such athletic cue lair the directors of Maul Coun excellent thing ror the future or tho the legality or sue nan annolntment half of the seats are reserved which nished by the Mary Hoffman orches- and sporting paraphernalia as padded ty Fair & Racing Association felt, tlm industry on Maul. and added that the voters of the coun go on public sale at Baldwin Bank on tra, Mrs. Freudcnberg's orchestra and protectors, shin guards, catcher masks improvement could well bo made at ty cast their votes for him to tako Monday morning. The applications tho Kahului quartet, tho musical pro- and mild, h.lll lmto vn n lmlla nml tins time. office as elected by them, not by ap- from members of the Fair and Racing grams being rendered from noon to rioot balls and boxing gloves. Defer Maui's rair grounds are in process New Firm is Launched pointment of the board and he felt It Association have been lare but tnere half past one and from five to six ence was shown to ordinary decora- ol Decommg the most unique and would bo a slight to the voters if ho will be good selections for the gen- Thus thoso who desire will be able tive ideas in a beautiful floral center among the most beautitul In the And Opens should withdraw. Senatqr Baldwin's oral public, though an early applica- to enjoy two luaus in a single day. piece but base balls wero an addition world, ono or the most unique fea- Store in action was taken on behalf of tho tion is desirable. The management And it is not only the luau com to the table decorations. tures will bo the replacing of tho al- Republican County committee. expects a "standing room only" sign mittees that aro busy for those who Gift For President ways to bo expected board renco with Foresters' Building I ho deputy attorney general's opin go up on the night of the swim. have charge of tho various has ion was if suggested will enter At each place the guest been replaced by wire fencing that the course All preliminaries must be completed tainment features have their pro- - found a as high as was wero carried out Cockett would be place card attached to which was a tho old board affair. de by Saturday afternoon and the last programs well lined up. There is to a Darner ot bougainvillea. Much of Enters a new firm into tho Maul facto and do juro county treasurer. a rhyme which ho was later called upon of tho entries must be ip the hands be race from the Walluku Court to uie board fence is already down and business field and coincendtal with That he would bo the de facto official committee before Sunday morn Housa to road before responding to the call Along is no of the the Fair Grounds which for a brief talk on tho fence bougainvillea vino the entry of the new firm como there doubt but there is some ing when tho committee will meet in will end in front of the grand stand tho branch of sport has been planted question as to he would bo ho represented In committee. Other and is growing fine changes in whether the Bank of Maul to finally complete and out In the open before the stand ly, in a short time it will have mado automotive concerns. an official do jure under an appoint- program. eliminations will be rhymes wore handed in sealed envel- Frank H. Locey ment or the The there will tumbling and other ops to guests a "hedge" which will effectually hide and Harry II. Holt tho board. The law provides wherever the several local teams sports, Japanese fencing and wrest- the early In tho course all aro forming a an election bo be of the and one that is going on within. and the that shall held to fill arc training, as Lahalna at Lahaina. ling, an exhibition In by dinner eacli read tho or first of next week will open certain offices at a time. An- scoutcraft contents. When tho guests wore seat- Work filling in and of Ianscapo their certain Interest in tho coming meet has de tho Boy Scouts and a regularly sche- gardening is going forward steadily establishment In ono of tho new other law provides that where a can most sanguine duled Maui game ed and before dinner was served the store rooms in veloped far beyond tho league baseball the presented but much filling in must still bo done. the Foresters' Build didate withdraws before flection the to covering host to President Baldwin, ing at Kahului. new firm may county fill vac- hopes of the committee. Chairman admission the grounds with a Cocoanut palms, other trees and Tho committee shall the Hughes says that when the subject the cost of all that big show. Else few well chosen remarks on shrubs being be classed as jobber in automotlvo ancy. Tho law under which the board what Mr. Baldwin has done for the are planted also. Res- was first broached promises wore not where there will bo hula dancing and triction of the use of water for irri- vehicles, supplies and farm utensils can appoint contemplates a vacancy large ut In some of the districts perhaps some And association, a decorative and engrav- gation purposes and equipments. In a sense tho firm caused by death or disability of a f that other attractions. ed chart showing the ramifications is retarding the work five and six times as many probable the day of feasting and fun will not of and the growth grass on will represent Schumann Carriage duly elected incumbent. the committee, tho names of the 12 of lawns as contcstors as were forecast have been interfere with but Is preliminary to well as the trees and shrubbery at Company on Maui but its business It is estimated that the cost of tho big committeemen and of the need not bo will training. Thus there is assured a the swimming meet that will bo or present. confined to lines for election bo between $2000 and large card and thrilling finishes arc held in Puunene tank In the evening. each of tho 12 - which the Honolulu concern has the $3000. Later there will be another on Day bo a memor appreciation or which was ex- Islands agencies. H. S. Bush expense and much trouble for suffra the tapis in most ot the events Kameliameha will pressed by Mr. who If Ethelda Bleibtry somes another ex- able occasion on Maul. Baldwin at the close represented tho Schumann house gists. It is not likely that a large of the speechmaking, his talk having Grand hibitlon or other exhibitions will be Prices Kept Low Jury Report loft for Honolulu Wednesday even number will go to the polls next Tues- put on. In addition to the exhibitions been reserved until the last. ing to remain permanently. A now day and all who do not voto at that The management of tho luau and Wit, humor and seriousness mingled manager by Duke, Harris, Priesto and Tait sports prices Is Expected Today comes to tho Royal Hawai- time will havo their names stricken the following events will be Included: has asked that the to In tho remarks mado by the speakers ian Sales Company Maui Branch, he from tho great register, will have to bo charged shall bo made conspicu- there were reminiscences or 25, 50 and 100 yard sprints, free ously public. other is Charles E. Morris nnd arrived this beforo tho next primary style, 220 yards, 50 yards back Admission to the days and rorecasts for tho future. Grand jurors were in session Wed- morning. and general election. This It was stroke, grounds will bo 25 50 yards obstacle race, 50 yards cents for adults Complimenting tho chairman of tho nesday and yesterday and resumed Frank H. Locey is expected to re ilso desired to avoid. and adults 10 cents clothes race, 25 yards women and for children, committee and his fellow workers Mr. sessions this morning. They have turn from Honolulu tomorrow morn- Printing of the ballots had been de and tho prlco of such an extensive luau for girls sprint, 25 yards boys sprint, G Baldwin said that ho considered the consideration 10 matters and up to ing bringing with him some of tho layed in tho hopes of securing a way seems ridiculously small, only 50 men relay race, G Boy Scouts relay, work being done more important than three o'clock yesterday afternoon, It stock of tires and accessories which out of tho pilikia and now the county tra- cents. Bleacher seats for tho sports anything being achieved by any or- was carry. Ho clerk's office will to do some spring board diving, high diving, will bo reported, they had disposed of 11. tho new firm will would have hur peze diving, plunge for distance. free and admission to the ganization in the Islands. Tho present grand jury is composed have had the goods hero Tuesday ry up work to get the ballots out to grandstand Is 25 cents for adults H- Acting as toastmaster tho host read of J. P. Foster, foreman, W. O. except the Kilauea did not load all the precincts, those to Moloknl - and 10 cents foi Leis Aiken, that children. for an amusing rhyme which won the H. W. Baldwin, Daniel Balch, freight in Honolulu on tho last Mon- - going over by sampan. the diners will be sold for 25 cents. Caleb High School complimentary comment or his Burns, A. W. Collins, George Ed lay holiday. S. S. Paxson came over While it is regarded as improbable Students The menu for tho luau is one never guests. any one would tho legal- attempted public wards, J. T. Fantom, J. E. Garcia, J. from Honolulu yesterday com that attack in affairs at Hono MENU S. Kalama, plete arrangements for tho change of ity of Cockett holding office after ap- lulu for less than $1.50 to $2.00. William Lougher, F. N. Present Annual Play Easy Fruit Cocktail Lufkin, J. M. Medeiros, K. management of the Royal Hawaiian pointment by the board of supervisors For those who wish to secure lau-la- J. Naeoli, A la Pala Robert Nawahino, J. A. Robinson and Sales Co., hero. it is admitted that such action would kulolo and other Hawaiian vi Joseph Mr. Locey Mr. Holt aro be a possibility. Maul High" pre ands to Hot or Cold Consomme en Tasse Whitford. H. S. Bush nnd S. Both and Students of School take home with them there Child's Recipe P. Kaal wero thoroughly well known on Maui. Tho sented their annual play and program- - will bo a stand in tho grounds and excused, tho former during sports Broiled Pish leaving the county. former is a real Maulito and tho lat of entertainment at tho Pala Commun- tho soft drinks and re Of Splendid any might bo one. Much Two Companies of ity evening ser- Hues from Puunene Tank Hardly of tho talesman have ter well called House last Friday to a freshments of such sort will be Saratoga Chips life was spent hero and large and well pleased audience, ved in the grounds by osmo of tho served on the grand jury in the past of his earlier Carried by Baseball Grouches lour years ana a large number havo ror the past two years ho has been Maui; which included friends, narents and Girl Scouts. Royal Infantry For as, as many Sliced Cucumber never been grand jurors before. In tho representative of tho Ha other relatives well who Meantime the district finance com Company Mr. went merely for of- mittees aro making Pickled or Otherwise tho court room when they assembled waiian Sales here. the entertainment a steady and Locoy its needs Wailuku, Lahaina fered. In all ways the affair was a ystematlc campaign in their various Sweetbread Patties Wednesday morning Judge Burr out knows tho farm nnd charming success reflecting credit on territories. Reports Mitt mo ono, Bowker lined their duties and tho scono of thoroughly and will handle that end from such com powers of largely, including in all participants and thoso who train- mittees are not coming in definite Island Chicken their generally with consider- the business Two companies of infantry will bo or assisted in work of figures A la Crow-wel- l able detail and it is apparent that it farm and plantation livestock. Mr. ed them their at this time and aro not ex- motor car, motor the Maul contingent of the National preparation. pected to for a couple of weeks at Asparagus and Peas they aro giving extremely, careful at- Holt knows tho program Shaped Like Paschoal's Bats and tention to tlK subject matter of tho truok and accessory end of the busi- Guard of Hawaii, ono company at La- First on the was a ono act least but enough is known to aav n play good Balls cases beforo them. ness thoroughly. From their conno-c-tlo- halna and ono at Walluku. C. L. "Tho Flower Shop" and Chris- that progress In tho raising of Company tine Williams, Beatrice Krauss, Rich- fund Collin's Combination Tennis Salad It is expected that a renort of their Willi the Schumann Bowker has been selected as captain for the home is being made. Imported line of ard Penhallow, Floyd Brown and Al- from Lahalna proceedings will bo handed to tho they will represent tho largest of tho Lahaina company and William fred do Rego showed real histrionic Ice Cream court this afternoon. farm equipment and utensils In tho H. Engle of tho Walluku company. ability and presented the jjlaylet most W. C. Like George Does at Games U Islands, especially those of the Na Tho earlier plan to have a machine attractively. Rer. Crider Will Assorted Cakes tional Harvester Company. gun company on this Island was Matching Disposition Other numbers on the progranT in- Puck's Sweet Victory Medals For abandoned for that of having two In cluded musical numbers delightfully Leave Maui Next Fall Nuts fantry companies. Let Meinecke Hnrd Ones Hold rendered by the Girls' Gleo Club, Crack the Discharged Soldiers Maui Foresters Work of recruiting has been started "Last Night" and "Come Fairies," a Raisins at Lahaina by Captain Bowker and a reading, "American Independence," Rev. W. C. Crider, minister at tho To Ferment Interest in Bicycle Meet Election of Officers number have passed their physical ex- by Edward Hair, another reading by Walluku Union Church is leaving his Cafe Noir Victory medals aminations nnd havo been enrolled. pastorate Add Milk to Mako It Gray await all honorablv Frank Kenollo, "Tho American Flag tho first of October. He discharged soldiers of Majil who havo Most of them aro rormer soldiers and presented his resignation to the con- Thoso present wero: F. F. Baldwin, 95 Not the Dollar Sign," and closed with not yet received them. Soveral from Court Valloy Island No. 02110, For an encouraging feature is that per the singing of tho school song, the gregation ,at tho evening services President M. C. F. & R. Assn.; D. II. tho Lahaina side esters mot at tho new Foresters' build cent of tho applicants wero ablo to Sunday Case, secretary, C. & R. of tho Island havo words of which aro by Cecyl Holiday last to bo effective at tho M. F. Assn.; already made tlioir applications but Ing in Knhulul last evening and elect- pass their physical examinations, a and tho music by C. Austin Miles. date named. At that tlmo ho will and the Athletic Committee composed from other sections of Mjijil nono havo ed officers for tho ensuing six months fact in part accounted Tor by tho large .. have completed two years of service of J. Garcia, chairman; Goo. Cum-ming- yet been received. ns follows: number or rormer soldierss. ere. resignation junior base- yet GIVES BIRTHDAY PARTY His comes as a lo secure a victory medal tho ex- - M. C. Ross, Chief Ranger; W. F. Captain Englo has not started C. A. secretary Sub-Chie- surprise to the public generally and he ball;; Puck, baseball soldier should writo to C. L. Bowker, Crockett. f Ranger; .1. T. tho work or recruiting, he said this R. A. Wadsworth was host at tho will be missed for ho has been a faith and track; C. S. Chllds, treasurer of Lahalna, now captain of tho na Correa, Treasurer; Jno. E. Garcia, morning. His appointment was not Walluku Hotel Wednesday evening in ful and steadfast worker in the com- soccer; M. G. Paschoal, senior base- tional guard company that Is being Financial Secretary; Jno. E. Martins, mado until after tho visiting army of honor of the birthday of his son, munity and In tho church work. ball; A. AV. Collins, tennis; J. recruited at Lahaina, and ask for an Recording Secretary; Henry Long, ficers returned to Honolulu from David Wadsworth, and the dinner was Mr. Crider says that his plans for Meinecke, entertainment; J. T. Fan-tor- application blank which will bo sent Senior Woodward; Jos. Xavier, Junior Maul, he says, and ho is now in cor- - a family gathering with Mrs. Alfred the future aro not definite and that bicycles; Clem Crowell, him. After having filled in tho blank Woodward; E. J. Freltns, Senior espondenco with.....tho Colonel. Wadsworth present from Honolulu. ho is not leaving to accept a call else C. L. Bowker, boxing handball; application for tho medal, the appli Beadlo; J. S. Souza, Junior Beadlo; The affair was an or:.ecln.lly pleasant where. Ho contemplates a year of R. E. Hughes, swimming and Boating; cant Is to return it to Captain Bow Jno. M. Medeiros, A. II. Suva, Jno. P. Will Onen Bids Maui board of one, following as u did, tho recent study on his return to tho mainland. J. II. Gray, publicity. ker sending with it his discharge. Tho Dolim, Auditors; M. G. Paschoal, Del- - supervisors begins Its regular monthly serious illness of tho host. Tho resignation of Mr. Crider -i- t- latter will bo returned to tho owner, cgato; W. E. Bal, Alternalo. session Wednesday and at tha Thurs bo open- - - makes tho third change in Protestant Woman's Club Election Tho annu so ho need have no hesitation in send- Membership in tho lodco Is show day session various bids will ft- Utilities to H I lo Members of tho church circles since last autumn, Mr. al meeting and election of olllcers of ing it. Then, In due time, when tho ing a continuous and eminently satis ed, somo for school cottages, ono for board of public utilities went to Hilo White of Kahului and Mr. Bowdish Maul Woman's Club will bo held at application is approved tho discharged factory growth as reflected by tho pipe for tho now Walluku water main Wednesday and wero to return to of Makawao having previously left tho Territory Building in Kahului soldier will be the possessor of tho fact that at the last meeting about pipe and others as has been advertis- Honolulu on Friday's Mauna Kea. Maul. Monday afternoon. medal. 0 new applicants wero Admitted. ed. ji-V- fe

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In 'ill . TWO THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1921

u n Ualeakala Sunset is Hawaii's Manufactures niiiiiiiiiiiiiciiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiuiMiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiic PERSONAL MENTION Pertinent Paragraphs j COMING EVENTS ! IN THE CHURCHES New Beauty Added to Show Splendid Growth iiiiiiiiiiiiiDiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiDiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiniMj a tt 8 Decade (Officers of societies and other or- Supervisor Fleming was over from Roselani Election The Roselanl Big Island Scenery During Past ganization who desire dates and hours The Community Church, Lahaina Lahaina Tuesday. club will hold election followed by a of meetings and entertainments Insert- Rev. W. A. Tate, Ph. D., Minister. dance Tuesday evening. Mrs. Frank Hogs is reported as ill (From the Hilo Tribune.) Preliminary statements of the gen ed in this column and others who may Children's Day service at 11 a. m., with diphtheria. Chamber of Commerce Thursday desire coming events "I have seen the sun rise at Uale- eral results of the census of manu announced here in Baldwin Kindergarten. Dr. W. D. Baldwin left for Hono- is the date for the regular monthly nre Invited snd urged to mall or tele Exercises by the Bible School lulu Saturday evening. meeting of the Chamber of Commerce akala and marveled at the wonderful facturers for the territory of Hawaii phone the Information to Maul News Scholars. Miss VA'innifred Weddick spent last Class Postponed The scoutmast- sight, but, right on this Island, I have been issued by Director W. M. No charge Is made for chronicling In Sermon: Lessons from Childhood. week end In Honolulu. er's class which was to have been have seen Just as beautiful a spec- Steuart, of the Bureau of the Census this column and it Is desired to make All are cordially invited. post- Miss held last Tuesday evening was tacle," declared a visitor to Hilo the department of commerce under date and maintain It as a complete calen- Ellen Copp returned Tuesday poned owing to the indisposition of dar of Maul events coming In the near Makawao Union Church morning from Honolulu. other day. of May 9. They are in the form of Scout Commissioner Hutton. future.) Rev. Augustine Miss Alt morn- "Yr.V continued the visitor, "fioni summary comparing the figures for Jones, Minister. hea Case arrived this "Scape Morning 11 ing to visit her parents. is Captured The last of the the Kohala slopes I have watched 1909 and 1919, by totals. worship, a. m. trio of escaped convicts from the sun go down behind HaleakiJa, SATURDAY, JUNE 4. The coming Sunday Is Children's Miss Thelma Boyum spent the Statistics were not included for the camp at Kahului was caught at Hai- and I want to state the scene was Dance of Ter- Day, and a full and varied program week end and holiday in Honolulu. establishments having products for Maunaolu Alumnae, ku, where he was seeking employ- h most goregous one, and one that census year ritorial Building. of appropriate exercises has been pre- A. Knos passenger the valued at less than was a to depart ment in the cannery, last Saturday. will linger in my mind for the bal- $500, except reports were pared. There will be a short address that taken SUNDAY, JUNE 5 by pastor. for Honolulu Wednesday afternoon. Maui Principals Meet At the meet- ance of my life. ror establishments idle during a por- the Everyone is urged to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Dowsett of Ho- was the end of a very clear Baseball at Wailuku Grounds, La- share In tills interesting occasion. The ing of the Principals Association held "It tion of the census year, or which be haina vs Wacs and Paia vs Puunene. nolulu have been visiting friends on last Saturday Robert A. Judd wan day and the Maui mountains could be gan operation during that year, and special offering of the day will be de- Maui. elected president. Miss Fleming, seen very distinctly. It was just about products reason were MONDAY, JUNE 6 voted to the Boys' Home in the Egyp- whose for such tian Sudan. Miss Lois Murdoch returned Tues- and J. M. Eddy, secretary. sundown and I was standing near valued at less than $500. Meeting and election, Maul Wom- day from a few days visit in Hono- Manoa the Kohala Club gazing across at the The an's Club, Territorial Building. Out Tomorrow The Matson word "establishment" as us Church of Good lulu. liner .Manoa arrived at Kahului Valley Island, picturing in my mind ed In the census reports may mean TUESDAY, JUNE 7 the Shepherd iron charming Holy Communion In the morning at Mrs. W. Is expecting San Francisco via Honolulu and is to- what the residents of that more than one mill or plant, provided Woman's Guild, Good Harold Rice moment. I Church of the 8 o'clock (First Sunday In the month day discharging freight. She will de- isle were doing at that they i to sail for the mainland on the July are owned or controlled and Shepherd, meets with Mrs. Kevins at 11:00.) part for Honolulu tomorrow, Satur- thought of many friends of mine and operated by a p. Maui. single individual, part at her home in Wailuku. 2:30 m. Church Sunday School, 10 a. day, night at 10 o'clock. In my mind could easily imagine nership, corporation, or owner at m. A. L. Ainesbury of the Hawaiian parti- other Operetta, "The Pixies", Maunaolu Morning Prayer sermon at 11 a. m. To Produce Operetta Girls of Mau- what they were doing at that or operator, and are located in Art Company is in Hana on a busi- moment. Then my thoughts the Seminary campus at 7:30,. Admission J. Charles Villiers, Rector. - ness trip. naolu Seminary will produce an cular same town or city. free. , ?, operetta on turned to my first trip to the summit The reports were Miss entitled "The Pixies" tha taken for the Roselanl Club, election and dance. Kahului Union Church Lucy Hale assumed her posi- campus of seminary Tuesday of Haleakala and the early morning calendar year 31, the even ending December Sunday evening. Communion Ser- tion with Maui Electric Company ing past visit to the brink of the crater to 1919, es- Psychical Research Society meets at half seven. The public Is or the business year of the vice and reception of new Tuesday. cordially invited and admission is fre; see the sun rise from the sea. It was tablishment most nearly conforming Alexander House Kindergarten rooms members. one I hope 7:45, with Dr. y as speaker. All welcome. Miss Dorothy Lindsay came over Cars in Collision A car owned by a wonderful trip and that to that calendar year. from Honolulu Saturday to spend the by some day to repeat. Percentages of Increase WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8 Caleb Burns and a car driven a Ko- SERVICES IN THE CATHOLIC week end at home. Japanese were in collisioQ com- "Gazing straight at Maul from The summary shows certain in Hoard of Supervisors meeting, 2 at the I suddenly sun CHURCHES Miss A. von Tempsky has return- er of Main High ev- hala realized that the creases at the census of 1919 as com I. VI. and streets last would go down behind bulk of ed to her home in Makawao after a ening aboui 6 o'clock. Mr. Burns' car the pared with that of 1909. The valuo THURSDAY, JUNE 9 St. Anthony Church, Wailuku visit to Honolulu. was damaged but proceeded down the island opposite me. Then I of products in 1919 shows an in Rev. Father Justin, Pastor. the noticed of light rays Chamber of Commerce meeting. Mis. Ralph recently sus- street on its own power. the streamers crease over that of 1909 of $85,092,-00- Gospel, St. Luke, Chapters, 15, 1, 10. Wilson thrown out by the sun and caught by FRIDAY, JUNE 10 tained a painful cut over the eye Corpus or 180.8 per cent. "The Lost Sheep." Christi Observed Corpus a few snowy clouds that lingered capital exercises, Mauna- while playing tennis. Chrisii was observed at St. Anthony The invested, as reported Commencement Children's Mass 8 a. m. near the crest of the mountain. The in 1919, shows a gain of $24,966,000, olu Seminary, 10 a. m. Holy Mass 10 a. m. Miss Betty Wrobleski was a depart- Church last Sunday with early mass- clouds changed color rapidly and as- 6, S or 104.6 per cent over that in 1909. Board of Supervisors meet, 10 a. Holy Communion for the members ing passenger from Kahului on Wed- es at and 9 o'clock and high mass sumed the most fantastic form. Every nesday's Kilauea. it ten. Following the 10 o clock mass The average capital per establish- m. and 2 p. m. Bids opened at 2. of the Hui o Akonl Hemolele and the color in the rainbow appeared to be ment was approximately $98,000 Irmandade Do Sagrado H. S. Bush from Hono- a procession in which it is estimated was in SATURDAY, JUNE 11. Coracao. returned persons represented and the scene like 1919 and $48,000 in 1909. In this lulu Tuesday and is closing up busi- 2000 marched, proceeded to one from fairyland. Luau and sports for benefit of 1 connection it should be stated that Our Lady of Victory Church, Lahaina ness atiairs on Maui. the cemetery. At o'clock a luau was "As the sun sank lower, outline Children's Home Fund, Fair Grounds served in the church grounds. the the inquiry contained in the census Rev. Father Bruno. J. A. Uibb, chief engineer of Wai-iuiv- u of Haleakala was shown even more schedule Kahului, 12 o'clock noon. Holy Masses, 8 and 10 a. m. Black Lily Film P. H. Ross reports calls for the total amount limitation is about again after distinctly than before, the colored of capital, both owned and borrowed, Swimming meet at Puunene. Sunday School, 2 p. m. a unet' attack of grippe. that he has not yet received the film clouds swung into position, as' if to The Black Lily" invested in the business, but ex- WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15 St. Claire Tate which was to have decorate the mountain; the ocean cludes returned Wednes- been produced in Wailuku and Kahu- the value of rented property, Entries for Fourth of July races day from Honolulu where he attend- took on a darker hue, and a picture piant, or equipment was lui this week at a dale to be announc- re- which em close. WANT ed the swimming meet. was formed that will always be ployed in the conduct of ADS ed nor has he been advised how soon membered. Then came the fading manufactur Entries close for Fourth of July W. O. Smith returned to Honolulu it is coming. Mr. ing enterprises. The final report will FOR SALE Napier or Elephant Weller will be over away of the light and the setting in show proper- Racing meet. Wednesday alter a visit of about a from Honolulu on Saturday and It is the rental paid for such Grass; a few hundred plants all of twilight. I had witnessed the set ty. SATURDAY, JULY 2 rooted; $2.50 per week with his Maul relatives. expected he will bring definite inform- Haleakala hundred. George ting of the sun behind the The cost of materials used in 1919 Dance of Maul County Fair and TurnerPala Post Office, Maul, tf. R. C. Bowman, director of vocation- ation. and was content. There are more al training, received on Monday the shows an increase over that for 1909 Racing Association, Territorial build- Car A things to be seen on this Big Island Day-Elde- Wrecked Biiick car was of $515,000 or 216.6 per cent. The ing, Kahului. FOR SALE Three r Trucks sad news of the death of his father. s found wrecked at Waikiuw Inst even that most persons, even the average cost per - Capacity 1 ton, 2 ton 2 Miss ing. The of materials estab and Gladys Meinecke returned car belonged to H. C. & S. appear to realize. lishment was approximately $164,000 tons. Prices, $1800, $2500, $2800. Tuesday on Hono- Co. nnw was being VACCINATION NOTICE the Kilauea from driven to Lahaina in 1919, and $51,000 in 1909. In addi- Almost new. Easy terms. Apply lulu where she spent the week end. when a bearing burned out. The to Chas driver upon tion to the component materials For the purpose of vaccinating all Wilcox, Admin. Est. Kalli Miss Ruth Parker is home from her called a Japanese mech- Invitations Out For which enter into value pro following Halama. anic and the undertook to tow the of unvacciuated pupils in the vacation and resumed her duties in latter ducts, the cost of materials in this named schools, Dr. F. St. Sure gov- it in to Wailuku but ran into a Pan-Pacif- the county attorney's ollice on Thurs- it ic summary includes cost of fuel, FOR SALE Two lots Wells Tract. tree, it was - Press the ernment physician will visit Haiku day. learned from the Puu- mill power Apply Cahs R. Shaw, nene ollice this morning. supplies, and rent of and and Kuiaha Schools on Tuesday, June Wailuku. tf. H. S. Bush closed up his business Congress in October heat. 7 and Kaupakalua, Halehaku and Hu-el- o affairs in Maui the first part or the Value of Products on Wednesday, June 8. Adv. FOR SALE A 1921 Chevrolet Truck week and left for Honolulu Wednes- BORN The value of products in 1919 In- - A-- l condition. See H. Bohr. tf. day. shows an increase over that in 1909 To Mr. and Mrs. William Pliillina (Special Correspondence.) Another Outline of History. 1 Invitations of $85,692,000, or 180.8 per cent. The WANTED Citizen labor for carpen- Miss Rose and Miss Mary Foniba of Keahua on May 29, son, HONOLULU, June The "professors" of cheap dancing a James edi- average per establishment was $268,-00- 0 ter work in Apply are leaving for Honolulu tonight on McLeish. have been issued to publishers, academies In tenderloin are now Wailuku. to on In all parts in 1919, and $95,000 in 1909. the Chas. Savage. t.f. the Kilauea a visit to the metro- n-- tors and newspaper men advertising lessons in toddling. One polis. of the world to attend the First Pan-Pacifi- c The value of productB represents STANDARD OIL BOOSTS their selling value or price at the sends out a circular which reads: WANTED to buy once collapsible Mrs. H. S. Bush and children left Press Conference which is to "Learn to dance the toddle! Cleopa- at for Honolulu where they will be a part of the Press Congress of plants as actually turned out by the baby carriage. Address stating make Under the caption "Hawaii census year tra Invented it and that was the way price. F. A. D. their home, departing on Saturday's Stunt the World meeting at Honolulu next factories during the and Napoleon." Maui News. the Tractor," the Standard Oil bulle- outstanding purpose of may have little relation to the she ensnared Atlanta Kilauea. tin for April, published October. The Constitution. in California, the conference is to effect a perma- amount of the sales for that year. WANTED Second hand pool table Frank Lufkin of the Lahaina devotes three pages to an illustrated newspaper men The values under this head also In- In good condition. Anply C. branch of the Bank of Maui return- nent oreanizatlon of co article on the Hawaiian islands. The scattered throughout the lands which clude amounts received for work Mr. Businessman: If you believe Maui News. ed Tuesday from a short visit to Ho- story is illustrated with four photo- done on materials furnished by oth- you are entitled to a full share of the nolulu. graphs, border on the Pacific Ocean. every one of them being of Diamond inquires ers. business of the Territory, Join the Whether the world owes man W. "Pop" Head and surrounding country. "Is It not possible," the home movement, live up to a living or not, owes him his part II. Hutton finds recovery invitation, which was issued by the Value Added by Manufacture trade at it of from his recent operation to be slow. Though considerable space Is de- your belief and supply your own wants the world's work. St. Louis Pan-Pacifi- c we at The value added by manufacture He went to voted to praise of the Paradise of Union, "that here at home. Lahaina Wednesday for the the Cross Road of the Pacific may represents the difference between the a dressing. Pacific in regard to its many de- be of service as a drop-of- f station and cost of materials used and the value Miss Ethel Collins of Maunaolu,f,j lights, most of the article deals with of the products manufactured from the u:;e of on distributing center of news informa Seminary left for the Coast Monday tractors mountain land been much discus them. The value added by manufac- as the rlantation expand. Two suc- tion? There has evening, called away by the serious sion on this subject and it might ture in 1919 shows an increase over Dlje Gasoline illness of her father. cessful projects oi this type are press con that of 1909 of $30,177,000, or 138.6 one being the well be taken up at the A. J. Silva of Maui News mechani- Farker ranch per cent. The value added by manu- on ine slopes of Mauna Ke;t, 13.M'0 ference. cal force, Mrs. Silva and baby return- "Dr. Walter Williams, president of facture formed 39.0 per cent of the of Qjiality ed Tuesday leet f.latude where 8000 acres of coin total value of products in 1919 and after a brief visit with land and being cultivated and 2000 the Press Congress of the World, has Crown" is the gasoline Pan-Pacifi- 45.9 per cent 1909. "Red relatives in Honolulu. set aside a c Day at the in acres on Oahu developed to pine- In 1919, as compared with 1909, the of quality the power-fu- ll motor Miss Emily Rodrigues went to Ho- apples on the Pringle property. Congress and the Hon. Charles J. Mc fuel. Its continuous chain of boil- Saturday Carthy, governor of Hawaii and pres number of salaried employees shows nolulu evening to attend the -I- . ing points alsoinsures ready start- X Pan-Pacifi- 481, 81.0 per cent, recital her sister, Miss Rodri- ident of the c Union, joins an increase of or Eva average of wage ing and rapid acceleration. It is gues, was to give this week. Luau and sports for the benefit of in this invitation. We sincerely hope while the number the motor fuel. the Cihldren's Home earners increased 4,065, or 68.9 per A. W. Collins, manager of Pioneer at the Fair that you will be wit bus and aid In Get it wherever you see the Ground Kamehameha Day, June 11. the deliberations." cent. Mill Company, suffered a painful at- Adv. Red Crown sign on service sta- tack of sciataca while over from La- This invitation has been broad- tions and garages. haina last Saturday afternoon. casted throughout the world. Alex Rev. and Mrs. J. Charles Villiers ander Hume Ford, secretary-directo- r Psychical Researchers w STANDARD OIL COMPANY Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wilson expect have returned from Honolulu where feS5""""ti-i- to leave for the of the Union, who is now on the mainland about the Mr. Villiers attended the Episcopal mainland, will plans middle of the month for a vacation convocation. discuss the for Will Meet on Tuesday trip of two or the conference with the officers of three months. Miss Olive Villiers will be graduat- the Congress. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips y William of ed from the Cincinati Conservatory Mr. Ford yesterday sent a radio Dr. J. H. M. will be over Keahua are the proud and happy of Music expected Pnn-Pnfi- this month and is to the fi TTlnnn fmm from Honolulu Tuesday morning and parents of a son, born May 29, and home in July. San Francisco announcing that evening will meet with the pros named James McLeish Phillips. that a 20 Mr. and Mrs. David Wadsworth and icui icuuuuuu in Bieanisaip tares pective members of the Maul urancn J. C. Blair, manager of Maui Elec- their house guest Mrs. Alfred Wads-wort- h and summer return rates on railways of the Hawaiian Society of Psychical tric Company is in Paia Hospital a of Honolulu are going up to will become effective shortly, and Research in the kindergarten rooms sufferer from acute stomach trouble. Kula for the week end this evening. will continue until the end of Octo- of Alexander House Settlement. Cards Mr. Blair was taken seriously ill Mon- ber and possibly until the end of inviting membership have been sent day. en-jo- widely by membership Help the Children's Home and y November. The message is taken to out rather the Miss M. J. Neary was a returning Kamehameha Day at the Luau mean that the steamship rates will committee but it is possible that they passenger on Tuesday morning's Ki- and Sports, Fair Grounds, June 11. apply to certain vessels in the Paci have not heard of and reached some lauea, reaching home in time to re- Adv. fic, and that they may be taken ad- of those who are interested in the sume her school work at the High n vantage of by delegates to and mem most recent of the sciences. Any in School. bers of the Press Congress who will terested are invited to attend and the come to session will be largely given over to Fred E. Havaland has come over Honolulu this fall. outlining from Honolulu to Yesterday Mr. plans of organization and take charge of the Ford delivered an work. von Hamm-Young- , here OBITUARY address before the newspaper men the establishment Dr. y has his during the absence of Ralph Wilson. of Denver, Colorado, and tomorrow indicated that He tt a comer wun talk on Tuesday evening will be de arrived yesterday. win Doctor Williams and voted largely to outlining the scope of To Our Customers D. John R. Morris; Mrs. Dorothy Mayo one of the new- John Keamo executive secretary work tljat can well be undertaken in er teachers at Kamehameha III school oi i ye congress, at Columbia, Mo. organization. is expected At a new It The modern Drug Store, spent the week end and Memorial the home of his daughter, Mrs. V that he will touch somewhat upon as its predecessor of a genera- Day with Miss Kassarian in a cottage William Kahalewailua, John D. Kea- Federal Grand Jurors The Feder- thought transmission and tion or two back, is judged by mo away telepathy, its value to a community at Waihee beach. passed last Sunday morning al Grand Jury has been called to kindred topics. In Honolulu the work seventy-fift- h age. mostly by the quality of .the line of preparations in the year of his meet next Tuesday. J. J. Patterson chiefly along lines for it carries Miss Eva Rodrigues. expected Funeral services were held Monday was those the and by the indorsement people home from Honolulu soon, sang two of Kahului and George H. Kaualoko first several meetings, the scope bf the of the community give with Rev. John S. Poepoe officiating. of Hana are the investigations broadening out is groups of songs at Mrs. Eleanor Haz-zar- d members drawn later. the store. It indeed a pleasure for us to feel we The deceased was well known and ,t Maul. that Peaccock's at home Thursday parts roni The hour set for the meeting is are endeavoring more and more to grow evening well liked in Wailuku and other -- a- 7:45. into that position of last week. of Maui. and we heartily Mr. Easily Explained. invite this community to judge our store and Mrs. B. O. Wist will spend accordingly. their vacation on the mainland. Mr. Auto Insurance Rates Reckless The man who ran the elevator of The Wages of Sin. the sky-scrap- was to "Bredren!" exclaimed the preacher Wist has secured leave of absence driving and accidents will be reduced talking a pas NYAL PREPARATIONS and will leave school work shortly change in pres- senger. as he came across a portion of his PENSLER REMEDIES only through a the goddess before the middle of June. ent system of auto insurance, by "The judge certainly did soak him," flock engaged in pursuing the EASTMAN he said. "He of chance. "Don't yo' all know it's KODAK AGENCY Miss Marjorie eliminating the accident or general sentenced him to three Leonard who has according years and ten days. Now I understand wrong to shoot craps?" done efficient work in the organization coverage clause, and, to rumors around the garages, the In- the three years all right; but what tho "Yas, pahson," admitted one parish "YOURS FOIl BETTER SERVICE" of the Maui Girls' Scouts has given ten days sadly, me, Ah's pay- up surance men are discussing ways were for I'd like to know? loner "an b'lieve the work to return to the main- "That was the war tax," said a quiet in' to" mah sins." The American Le land and expects to sail from Hono- and means to eliminate such clauses or double the policy. citizen who got aboard at the tenth gion Weekly. lulu next week. floor. The Pittsburgh Chronicle Tele -- 8 The Maui Drug H. S.'Bush, until recently Gradua-lio- n graph. CLtd. Maul Commencement Exercise OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Wailuku, Maui : : Tel. 232 Representative of Schuman Carriage exercises of the University of O O Company, will enter partnership with Hawaii are to be held next Monday Help the Children's Home and en O READ O "The Home of Service." A. A. Durant in Honolulu. Durant has afternoon. There will be awarded 11 joy Kamehameha Day at the Luau O THE MAUI NEWS O a number of contracts for heating diplomas. Final term examinations and Sports, Fair Grounds, June 11 O O systems in Maui at this time. started on Tuesday of this week. Adv. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY. JT'NE 3, 1921 TITREE

take Immediate and active steps to- Forest ward their extinguishment and assist Weekly Program at Wailuku and Kahului Theaters Protection In apprehending offenders against MOLOKAI THEATERS I the forest flre law, which Is as fol- 1. NOTES lows: Las week, from May 22 to May " "Sec. 496. Every person who Billie 28 was "Forest Protection Week" on wilfully, maliciously or negligent- Messrs. Gillies and Deering of Ho- Burke WAILUKU HIPPODROME the mainland under a proclamation ly sets on fire or causes or pro- nolulu are "doing" Molokal. They are Billie Burke, Paramount star, will issued by President Harding. On staying cures to be set on flre any woods, at the hotel. be seen in her new Paramount pic- the subject of forest protection the brush, prairies, grass, grain or ture "The Education Saturday. June 4th. proclamation of the president has stubble on any lands not owned, There was a general luau at of Elizabeth." Tuesday, June 7th. , This present DOROTHY DICKSON moved C. S. Judd, executive of the leased or controlled by him; and Roosevelt given by E. K. Duvau-chelle- Miss Burke In the role JAPANESE PICTURES . Of a ChorUS Clrl nnd tno ' In - board of agriculture and forestry to every person on the twenty-flrst- aho or,, r rm'wirii rmm i u w who wilfully, mali- "PAYING m write the following: ciously or negligently allows a of the most enjoyable work of her THE PIPER" Wednesday, June 8th. career merein. also "President Harding's proclamation flre to escape from land owned, Election day was quiet and order- BILLIE BURKE bids the American people to look to leased or controlled by him ly, voters depositing their votes, at Elizabeth Unnk, a chorus girl in a "THE LION MAN" the protection and care of their re- whereby any Halawa, Roosevelt Court House, and New York revue, meets Thomas Fair- and in property of another fax, maining forest resources. That there is injured or destroyed; and ev- Kaunakakai largely for the "Old descendant of an old Colonial CHARLES MURRAY 'THE EDUCATION OF ELIZABETH' is need for such admonition if fully ery person who accidentally sets Board." family. Fairfax falls madly in love in also warranted when one faces squarely or causes to be set any flre on with her and asks her to marry him, "THE UNHAPPY FINISH" "ELMO THE FEARLESS" Mhe facts but first wants her to visit his and of timber depletion. land not owned, leased or con- Additional land has been granted family Sunday, "Forest destruction has now reach- by by the governor Roosevelt so that his sister, Lucy, may see her. June 5th. PATH E NEWS trolled him, or sets or causes for the HARRY ed a point in the United States where to be set any fire on land owned, Children's Park, making some 12 Fairfax is called to Texas and the edu- CAREY three-fift- of the primeval acres in all. following new cation of Elizabeth Is left In the hands In Thursday, June 9th. forests leased or controlled by him, The are "SUNDOWN are gone and 61 percent of tim- officers of of Lucy and her brother, Harry, a pro- SLIM" EDGAR JONES the which spreads to the land of an- the Roosevelt Memorial nnd ber that is left is west of the Great es- Committee: Hon. H. A. Baldwin, Pala fessor of literature. Elizabeth proves In other, and allows said fire to a diligent "THE VEILED MYSTERY" Plains. cape from his control without us- Maui; Senator H. C. Lodge, Nahant, student so that when "THE BREED OF THE NORTH" Thomas returns "The exhaustion of American tim- ing every effort to extinguish it, Mass.; Mt Julian Street, New York he finds her quite un- Monday, June 6th. also ber has come about not because the and Mrs. George P. Cooke Accept- like the gay chorus girl he left. He "DAREDEVIL JACK" shall be deemed guilty of a mis- Is disappointed WILLIAM FARNUM forests have been used so freely but demeanor and liable to a fine of ances will be reported as received. and confesses to her in and he loves clio-ru- s because of the failure to keep down twenty-flv- e that Lily Kerr, another PATHE NEWS not less than dollars girl. "WOLVES OF THE NIGHT" forest fires and to use forest growing nor more than five thousand dol- There was a reeular meeting of the This is good news to Eliza- and lands. In Civil beth who loves Harry Fairfax and Friday. June 10th. a nut shell, the problem Is lars. Setting such fires or caus- Improvement Association at she MUTT and JEFF SPECIAL that the United States is cutting ing Cooke Hall, Kaunakakai on 28th. takes him as a husband instead of CHILDREN'S PROGRAM or procuring them to be set the Thomas. wood out of its forests three or four or allowing them to escape shall times as fast as It is being grown. be prima facie prof of wilfulness, Closing exercises with a fine musi- Harry Carey Timber for the future Is simply a npss, cal program will be held June 4th malice or negligence under A hewer matter of putting idle land to work this Section; provided that noth- at the Kaluaaha School. of homely rhymes is "Sun- and to protect growing ing down Slim," a hobo of the uncommon KAHUL EATRE the trees herein contained shall apply or poetic from damage by fire. to a person who, in good faith, Mr. Theodore Meyer and his wife variety. Harry Carey does- six-mon- n't play "Sundown Slim" he just nat-urall- y Hawaii' Forest Reserve sets a back flre to check a fire arrived last week from their1 already burning.' " trip to Fiji, Samoa, New is "Sundown Slim." He makes Saturday, June 4th. Wednesday, June 8th. "While the Territory of Hawaii is e.s feel he is WINSTON Zealand and Australia. They had a that the hobo's one and CHURCHILL'S JAPANESE PICTURES not a timber producing country, the only proxy. The art of going shave-less- , "THE INSIDE OF THE Well informed. most enjoyable trip but are glad to CUP" principles involved in the celebration get back to Molokal. penniless, foodless and friendless also of Forest Protection Week should be "That now nurse of ours must be a is one cultivated exclusively by the "THE LION MAN" Thursday, June 9th. well understood by all of the resi- Rowery product. She speaks of the Mrs. Moncrlef and Miss Sproul tramp for the simple joys of wander- and DOROTHY DICKSON dents of this territory. The Hawaiian nursery as the 'nolsery.' " have returned to Honolulu after quite ing the winding road that leads over "Fatty the Homebreaker." m forests give forth a product in the " 'Well, I that's the a long tsay on Molokal." They the hills, of sleeping under a myriad rather think took Monday, June 6th. "PAYING THE PIPER" form of water which is much more way it sh'ould be pronounced." Bos- in all the sights while here, Including of cool stars, and of drinking glor- valuable than the crop of timber ton Transcript. a sampan trip to windward Molokal. iously of clear springs. Such a tramp HARRY CAREY also which could be produced on the areas is a idealistic hero worthy of immor- in "THE VEILED MYSTERY" from which this continuous supply talization. "SUNDOWN SLIM" and of and water emanates. Water is the William Farnum PATH E NEWS agricultural life blood of these is- "ELMO THE FEARLESS" lands, because The great thrills which are Insepar- without it, the main I Tuesday, June 7th. Friday, 10th. agricultural crop could not be pro- able from the motion picture work of June WILLIAM FARNUM EDGAR JONES duced. William Farnum have been given in in "It behooves every I abundance in this photo- in inhabitant of What Your Youth star's latest "WOLVES OF THE NIGHT" "THE BREED OF THE the Territory therefore to use the play, "Wolves of the Night." NORTH" greatest s One of and and care with flre, in order to the most thrilling points in MUTT and JEFF prevent destruction to the forest the story Is the great mine scene "DAREDEVIL JACK" which conserves the water supply. Is Worth to You where Farnum, as the hero, is im: Fire Menace Minimized prisoned In a mine through an ex- plosion dynamite des- man and woman life insurance, an of intended to "Fortunately the fire menace in EjVIORY wants troy him. His eventual escape in a Islands not as a very subcon-sciou- these is rule it there is a constant active or s crazed condition is certainly one serious but there are times when, of FOR A PRACTICAL SUGGESTION may sense of one great opportunity in life over- the most powerfully graphic scenes owing to lack of rain, fire be ever enacted for the films. easily might do incal- looked. started which Another hair-raisin- g scene present- culable damage to the native forest. Youth enjoys many privileges, but youth is likely ed is a terrific fight by Farnum and On office needs, we are prepared to serve you, as we "During the past two calendar three men who have plotted his ruin years there were reported to the to regard them lightly. Here, for instance, is one: and have almost accomplished it. The carry a good stock of high grade office equipment. Chief Fire Warden of the Territory romantic element is an important fac- fifteen forest and grass fires which At the age of 25 a substantial life insurance policy tor in the play. We also conduct a department of Biliard and covered from less 1 acre to over than in the Western States Life can be bought for $100. Brunswick-Balk- e, S500 acres of area burned over. All Dorothy Dickson Bowling Alley Supplies. We represent the At 35 it will cost $121. of these fires were preventable and "Paying the riper," a new George Collender Co. exclusively. were caused by human carelessness. At the age of 45 you must pay $157 for the same Fltzmaurice production for Para- The territory has, throughout the Is-- j mount, was acclaimed by a delighted We also conduct a Sporting Goods Department do puouc protection. Cost of 20 years delay 57 per cent. At tanas, spiruea citizens who l audience as one of the best photo nave received commissions irom me 55, when this policy would be fully paid up if taken plays seen here this Beason. under the name of Oahu Sporting Goods Co., and rep- Board of Agriculture and Forestry as before 35 years of age, and your expense cease, it will The picture has a solid theme resent the famous sporting goods manufacturing con- District Fire Wardens. These gentle- which, coupled with the dramatic men have done excellent work in cost you $220. treatment of the story, makes it ap- cern of Thos. E. Wilson Co., of Chicago. performing their duties prescribed by peal to almost any audience irresist-able- . law, viz: To prevent, control and ex- At the age of 65 you cannot get life insurance at tinguish forest fires. They have the any price. The story deals with the idle rich authority to employ all able bodied the cigarette smoking, cabaret-lovin- g WRITE US ON ANY OF THE ABOVE. male persons between the ages of 16 Call on C. D. Lufkin, lank of Maui, agent for the class of New York and the chief and 50 years for assistance in put- Heme Insurance Company of Hawaii, for full character is Barbara Wyndham, por- ting out fire. trayed with artistry and charm by Law on Destruction Dorothy Dickson, who makes her Office Supply Company, Ltd. "The$ report promptly to the screen debut in this picture. Dorothy Chief Fire Warden in Honolulu all is married to an idle rich young man, P. O. Box 1391 Honolulu fires in their respective districts and but there is little of love in their union until their wealth is swept away by a crash In Wall street. Then both are regenerated in a series of inter- esting happenings which thrill as they Just Before He Wilted. Deep But Salty. entertain the spectator. The picture is a delightful one and Hub "What a glorious spring day! Oswald "My love for you is like the support, especially that rendered I could dare anything, face anything, the deep blue sea " by such artists as Alma Tell, Rod La on a day like this." Clarissa (for such was her name) Roque, George Fawcett, Reginald Den- WTife "Come on down to the milli- "And I take it with the corresponding OUR FURNITURE DEPARTMENT ny, Robert Schable and Katherine ner's." The Watchman Examiner amount of salt." The Watchman-Examine- r Emmett, is of the finest grade. (New York). (New York).

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Jas. Goldstein, representing the Manufacturers' Shoe Store of Honolulu, is now in Kahului showing a full stock of Si men's, women's and children's samples in

1-- 1-- 1-- 3-- footwear, also a full line of men's puttees. SIZES 8" to 2" Inclusive by 8" and 4" and 1" Orders taken.

Five days only commencing Friday, Tel. Nos. 201 202 and 203 Private Exchange WAREHOUSE June 3, 1921. Connecting All Departments KAHULUI, MAUI. FOUR THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1921

THE MAUI NEWS Optimistic Pessimist LET US HANDLE YOUR Entered at the Post Office fit Walluku, Maul, Hawaii, as second-clas- s matter. LJ FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS A Republican Paper Published in the Interest of the People "Starting Dress Sale" says an advertisement in the Honolulu papers. Our Stock and Bond Department is at your ser- If dresses are any more startling some Issued Every Friday. the than of those that have been vice for information concerning local or foreig.i seen In public masculinity will certainly be interested and mind feminine MAUI PUBLISHING COMPANY, LIMITED, the is always mere securities. Proprietors and Publishers. alert for that which Interests man. tt M. tt tt tt We invite you to correspond with us. R. PEREIUA, Manager Four deserters from the army have been captured by the Hllo police Subscription Rates, $2.50 ter Year in Advance and returned to Schofleld Barracks after four months absence from post. It's astonishing the lengths to which some folk will go to dodge military JOSEPH H. GRAY : : : EDITOR Henry Waterhouse Trust Co. service. At that the Dig Island appears to have been a good place to hide. Tort & Merchant Honolulu. FRIDAY : : : : JUNE 3, 1921 tt tt tt Sts. London is to have what, is described as "an Adamless Eden" in a small 'Phone 5701. A COSTLY MUDDLE park where working girls may rest and meditate alone and where men are not to be admitted, reports the Associated Press. Surely here is a new Maui will hold an election next week to name one county official light thrown on the situation at London where previous reports had indicat- whose election will be uncontested ami but one name will appear on ed that men were in such a minority, since the war, that it would be they the ballot. Efforts to avoid the expense to the county of holding who needed a retreat to escape the pursuit of preponderating femininity. lli such an election and to avoid a practically complete tt tt tt tt Action to check the tendency to scatiness of apparel on stage prior to the primaries the general election have proved un the has for next in France. Probably, as availing. been taken is usual, fashionable world will follow YEAR! the stage. This means a swinging of the pendulum the other way but a Nothing new under the sun? Pshaw, of course there is. Ask return to street sweeping, germ collecting skirts need not necessarily fol- any legislator of long experience and he will Nay there is. Ask anv low. There is much of good sense to present day short skirts. lawyer long in the practice of his profession and he will so say also. tt tt tt tt Legislators in framing a law seek to have it every contingency TllnlE cover Montana has placed a $3 tax on bacelors, proceeds going into the widows' of which any of them have heard or read, every contingency they can pension fund. Taking into consideration financial reasons only, it is still think of or imagine to be possible to arise, and then like the prover much cheaper to be a bachelor than a benedict, even in Montana. bial bolt out of the equally proverbial blue sky, the unexpected hap tt tt tt tt EQUIPMENT pens, a new contingency appears. And so it is on Maui. Waiting for business to-- pick up is much slower work than picking up PREMIER OF HAWAII'S WHEEL Hawaiian legislators never conceived that it might be found business. The waiting batter is called out on strikes much more often than necessary to hold an election with only one candidate in the field he is walked to first. or that the only way to avoid the holding of such an election would tt tt a tt be the resignation of an incumbent and the withdrawal of a lone It's foolhardy to take thought of tomorrow but there's a difference be Note the Goodyears as they pass. You'll be sur- candidate. The deputy attorney general gave an opinion that an tween thought and worry. Weakness and cowardice follow worry, strength prised how many cars that are equipped with these election could be avoided by such method but are at and confidence, careful thought. there other super-tire- s and yet it is not astonishing in view of torneys who may not agree with him and candidate J. P. Cockett tt tt tt tt More than half of the troubles of life come from taking oneself too road satis- will no chances. And so election will be the fact that Goodyears give mileage and take the held, the print seriously. of have been ordered. faction not to be equalled. ing the ballots tt tt tt Maui will pay the costs which will be $2000 to $3000 at this time It is a Honolulu judge who advises that young folk should take a course and later will pay the costs of practically a complete in sex hygeine before contracting matrimony. A judge should be able to for very few voters will go to the polls Tuesday and the names of give advise if he is a careful observer. ill who do not vote will be stricken from the great register. tt tt tt tt TRY ONE AND BE CONVINCED Strange indeed are the working of the law, small wonder that Deep down within one there is a well of never failing wisdom, call it citizens rail at technicalities and the methods of proeeedure that are conscience or what you will. necessary in the courts for the interpretation or the enforcement of statutes. the beautiful oleander bushes should be rooted out and banished At the next session of the legislature changes can be made in from the Islands because the leaves of the shrub arc a dangerous ROYAL HAWAIIAN SALES CO., LTD. the primary election law, a mighty poor one as it stands, but mean poison for human beings and for stock. It would seem too bad to time Maui pays the costs. sacrifice so much beauty and better that children in the schools and ' DISTRIBUTORS grown ups out of the schools be taught of the poisonous qualities ICED FISH ORDINANCE in the leaves and that such shrubs be planted nowhere near where WAILUKU stock are permitted to graze. Two excellent purposes are intended to be conserved by the pro- posed iced fish ordinance relative to which members of the board At the Episcopal Convocation in Honolul uthe divorce evil has of suprvisors have expressed the wish to hear public expressions come in for attention and condemnation. There is a slight recogni- tt next Friday. The proposed county law is intended to prevent the tion of the fact that marriage is made too easy in the suggestion II sale of fish that are unfit for human consumption and is also de- that notice of intention to many shall be given 21 days before a t. signed to prevent the withholding of freshly caught fish and thereby license is issued. There are many persons who do not take the. or- artificially boosting the price. thodox church view of matrimony as a holy union and regard it From decomposing fish ptomaine poisoning comes perhaps more merely as a contract. If as much attention to the selection, of hus- often than from any other article of food. Fish starts to decom- band or wife as to the scrvicability of a dress or suit of clothes was r pose, is chilled, warms again and decomposition forthwith resumes. shown, the divorce evil would be mitigated. More difficult mar- Subjected to further changes of temperature decomposition is riage is even more desirable than more difficult divorce. checked and permitted to proceed alternately and the fish is neither tempting nor wholesome when it reaches the table. If catches had This from the Honolulu Star-Bulleti- n has a savor of unkind-- to be sold forthwith the law of supply and demand would have, it ness : is claimed, the effect of lowering prices, at least from time to time. "Hilo is growing. Indisputable evidence of this fact is The language of the law seems to require some attention. It given in a recent editorial in the Post-Heral- d. Listen: might be construed to prevent the sale of cold storage fish from "We are authoritatively told that the cemeteries of Hilo the mainland which, it is understood, it is not intended to do. In are so crowded that there is hardly room to bury the section 3 there is a provision that the law shall not apply where, fish dead." "We suggest this as a slogan for the thriving Sec- are frozen within an hour after having been caught and "kept at ond City: "Watch llilo's cemeteries grow!" Death May Interrupt a uniform temperature of not more than 32 degrees." This would not be complied with while fish were in transit from a cold storage At the Episcopal Convocation in Honolulu the divorce evil has an Executorship, if an individual is appointed and house to the vessel or from the vessel after arriving here to cold women are not indecent and immoral. If those who tirade against thereby cause extra expense. storage again and thence, later to a market stall. Where fish prices women's styles would spend an equal' amount of time in teaching are so high as on Maui, it is impracticable for large numbers of their boys not to see indecency and not to look for it, the time Nominate HAWAIIAN TRUST COMPANY as persons to secure any other than cold storage. One proposal is that would be much better spent than in railing at modern womanhood the law shall apply only to fish caught in Hawaiian waters. and modern girlhood. Executor or Trustee and secure uninterrupted service. The proposed ordinance assumes that dark fleshed fish spoils more rapidly than light fleshed and a criticism of it that has been Trent Trust Company of Honolulu is refusing to handle the Come in and talk it over. heard is that it does not set forth or show that fish kept longer than business of clients who demand that the company as their agent the prescribed period are dangerous to the health of the eater nor raise rents to an undue figure, to "Profiteer." The public is with that they are safe for food if sold and eaten within the period Trent Trust Company and will be with every other trust company named. torial treasury? Wailuku showed it wanted the road at once when Need of some such ordinance is apparent, the question is whether against profiteers. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED. the one proposed is what is needed or in the necessary form. On add subjects connected with it the supervisors invite expressions. Criticism of the manner in which the flag was displayed in Wailuku on Memorial Day has been brought to Maui News. The We Are Here to Serve You COMMUNITY EEAUTIFICATION critic says the ethics for the display of the national colors on that occasion call for them to be at half staff until noon and then raised to full staff. In line with the desire to remove the unsightly and to beautify surroundings is the step taken by the Fair and Racing Association How important and constructive is the work being done by Hawaiian contracting to have a subway electric wiring system at the fair the Trust Company in Athletic Committee few have paused to think or could know unless grounds and replacing of poles with decorative pillars and lights. they watch the work closely. The body is doing work as import- Limited first act of the kind the association has taken, witness It is not the ant as any organization on Maui, probably as any in the Islands. the removal of high board fences, replacing them with wire, setting HONOLULU bougainvillea and in a short time there will be the impenetrable out War taxes raise more sentiment in favor of disarmament than screen of purple and of red. The oldest and largest Trust Company in does the propaganda of the pacifist. Many are ready to argue dis- the Territory of Nor is it only at the fair grounds that the work of beautifica-tio- n Hawaii. Capital, surplus armament who would not consider similar proposals on a smaller and undivided profits going forward. Along the Paia road there have been planted over one is scxle in the conduct of their personal business. million dollars. pink shower trees which are now giving an indication of greater come. On the small trees pink clusters have al- beauty that is to Kainchameha Day looms big for Maui with a sumptuous SAFE DEPOSIT does not require great imagination to picture luau VAULTS. ready appeared and it and carnival of sport and fun all the afternoon and the drive will look two or thrcc'years hence. On the first really mentally how that Wig swimming meet to be held on Maui staged Olowalu and Lahaina, cocoanut for Puunene tank in Lahaina road, especially between the evening, the big splash. palms have been planted and other trees as well, the building of colorful panoramas of the future. scenic and Children of Keahua school hope to have an American Flag fly- ' some mistakes should he In such planting it is but natural that ing from the school flag staff at the opening of school next year. The Your placed too close together too Summer Hat made, that young trees should be or principal says she was proniiscd a flag for this year but that it never near the roadway. Ou the makai side of Paia road are examples of arrived. If you send to Honolulu you must choose from only two the latter. Young trees have been planted between a ditch and the or three. When you buy from us you have a large and choice stock road instead of behind the ditch. In a very few years the trees will Scats are reported to be in demand more than ten days before to select from and at prices that will suit you. Look for branch and spread out so as to sweep the sides of passing cars and the Kamehamcha Day swimming meet. Maui is due to fall strong yourself; it costs nothing to see. their roots will tend to press paving upward. Protests will arise for swimming and boating as well. Boost the game along. at the suggestion of removing the trees or shearing off projecting THE FASHION branches. If Admiral Sims is so in love with his British Cousins why in MAIN AND MARKET STREETS, WAILUKU ' Every encouragement should be given to beautifying the coun- thunder does he not cast off the veil of Americanism and become try and the roadsides but a little more careful planning will go to one of them. save community friction in the future. A. L. C. Atkinson of the bureau of forestry has suggested that How about the Iao Valley roadf Will it be ready by October? ALL MAUI READS MAUI NEWS WANT ADS. mm m m m 1 Fair Grounds, Kahului, Kamehanieha Day, June 11 BENEFI OF CHILDREN'S HOME FUND

A Day in Hawaii Typical, Old Fashioned Sports and Open Air

Hawaiian Luau Entertainment HAWAIIAN SONGS, INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, MELE CHANT-IN- G, MUSICAL TABLEAUX DEPICTING THE VARIOUS MARATHON RACE FROM WAILUKU COURT HOUSE WILL TABLES WILL BE SPREAD FOR 500 AT EACH SITTING. ft ISLES OF HAWAII. TWO ORCHESTRAS AND THE KA- FINISH IN FRONT OF THE GRAND STAND. FIRST SITTING 12 TO 1:30 HULUI QUARTET, HULA DANCING. THE DAYS OF OLD LAHAINA PAIA, A REGULARLY SCHEDUL- SECOND SITTING 5 TO 6 BASEBALL, VS. MAUI RECALLED. AN AFTERNOON OF REAL ENJOY- ED GAME IN THE SENIOR LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP MENT. VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSICAL NUMBERS WILL BE SERIES. RENDERED DURING THESE SESSIONS. THE LUAU WILL JAPANESE SPORTS WRESTLING AND FENCING BY THE LAULAU AND OTHER HAWAIIAN DISHES WILL BE SOLD FOR THOSE BE SERVED BETWEEN REGULAR SITTINGS MOST SKILLFUL EXPONENTS OF THE GAMES TO BE TO THOSE DESIRING TO TAKE SOME OF THE GOOD WHO ARE UNABLE TO ATTEND THE FIRST SITTING. FOUND ON MAUL THINGS HOME. BY THE STURDY BOY AD-DITIO- SCOUTCRAFT NOVEL EXHIBITION 3000 POUNDS OF BEEF AND PORK WILL BE LUAUED IN N SCOUTS OF MAUI. GIRL SCOUTS WILL SERVE SOFT DRINKS AND OTHER RE- TO CHICKEN AND OTHER GOOD THINGS THAT GENERAL ADMISSION COVERS ALL THE SPORTS. FRESHMENTS IN THE GROUNDS. WILL LOAD THE TABLES.

Admi ENJOY THE HOLIDAY and HELP THE CAUSE

.f--v . . SIX THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1921

on County ORDINANCE NO.-- SEALED TENDERS (b) 400 School Desks to the Coun- peals from rulings the ty of Maul, c. I. f. Kahului, Town, Clerk aforesaid, and to order such AN REGULATING changes or corrections made in the AGO ORDINANCE Sealed tenders for the sale of Maul, T. H.t County Register of said MAUI TWENTY YEARS THE SALE OF FISH IN THE leneral (From Maul News, June 1, 1901.) "One Old Wind Mill and Tower at will be received by the Board of Su- County, as said Board may be direct- COUNTY OF MAUI, TERRITORY ' Kamalo School," Molokai. T. II., will pervisors of the County of Maui at ed or authorized by law to make. ' " wh im Maul, thiB 26th OF HAWAII. be received by the Board of Supervis- the County Clerk's Office, Wailuku, Dated at Wailuku, The average citizen welcomes the behind awaiting transportation. The day of May ,1921. U),-(iii- H., P. M Friday, June reduction in war taxes which will emigration agents are spending HE IT ORDAINED DY THE BOARD ors of the County of Maui at the T. until 2:00 Board of Registration for the Third in come July 1. recruiting and maintaining' OK SUPERVISORS IN AND FOR County Clerk's Office, Wailuku, T. H. 10th, 1921, at which place and hour Representative District, Territory of the emigrants. until 2:00 P. M., Friday, June 10th, they will be publicly opened and Hawaii. Is being pushed on new THE COUNTY OF MAUI, TERRI- Work the 1921, at which place and hour they read. By M. C. ROSS, grounds of the Maui Athletic Asso- Ten fresh cases of bubonic plague TORY OF HAWAII. That Chairman reported will be publicly opened and read. Specifications are now on file at Member and ciation at Well's Tark with the hope and three deaths are from SECTION 1. It shall be unlawful of said Board. oC having in shape gahies Cape Town. Proposals are now on file at the the office of the County' Engineer, them for for any person, firm, or corporation By JOHN FERREIRA, on July 4. office of the County Clerk's Office, Wailuku, Maul, T. H. and can be ob- Approval of the dismissal of five in the County of Maui, Territory of Member of said Board. Wailuku, Maul, T. II., and can be ob- tained upon application. Tumeda, a West Point cadets and of the sus- Hawaii, to sell, offer or expose for By W. E. BAL, JR., Last Saturday evening upon application. any Japanese of Camp 5. Spreckelsvllle, pension of six otliers has been given sale for human consumption any fish tained The right is reserved to reject Member of said Board. by the secretary of war. The right is reserved to reject any and was assaulted and seriously wound- or the variety known as ahi, aku, aku-le- , all bids. (May 27, June 3.) ed by William Stalley, a negro ar- and all tenders. By Order of the Board of Supervis- Negotiations have been completed kawakawa, makiawa and opelu, or THE rived from Alabama. Saku says the By Order of the Board of Supervis- ors for the County of Maui, T. H. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF negro him, he re- between the United States and Den- any other fish having dark colored attempted to rob County of Maui, T. H. KAAE, SECOND CIRCUIT, TERRITORY sisted and threw the negro to the mark whereby Ihe former secures the meat, after a lapse of time of 24 hours ors for the WM. FRED Panlsh West Indies for a purchase County County Maui OF HAWAII. ground whereupon the negro drew, a after such fish is or are killed. WM. FRED KAAE, Clerk, of jack knife and slashed the Japanese price of $1,000,000. County Clerk, County of Maui (May 27, June 3.) At Chambers In Probate. the thighs. SECTION" 2. It shall be unlawful nine or ten times about (May 27, June 3.) The negro says he was victim of an Bad Case. for any person, firm or corporation In the Matter of the Estate of Kaill unprovoked assault by the Japanese "Half a dozen doctors have given to sell, offer or expose for sale for NOTICE Halama, Late of Wailuku, Maul, and did stabbing in self defense. SEALED TENDERS H., Deceased. the Mabel up!" human consumption within the Coun- Under the provisions of Act 235 T. "Really! What is the matter with ty of Maui, Territory of Hawaii, any Session Laws of 1921, persons The Maui Racing Association's her?" Sealed tenders for the construc- 'all Order of Notice of Hearing Petition July Haces program includes a half pay Ash of a variety known as, amaama, operating Motor Vehicles upon the in Administration. "She simply wouldn't their tion of the following: mile bicycle rare, half mile dash for bills." The Bulletin (Sydney). moi, kala, nioano and all of its specie, Tublic High-wa- y or other Public maiden horses, frotting 1. One Teachers' Cottage at the Maul bred awa, weke, uhu, and all of its specie, places, must obtain a License so to On reading and filing the Petition of and pacing to harness, three quarter Everlastingly Too Late. Puunene School, Wahine Haiku of Wailuku, Maui, T. ulnula, and all of its specie, koae, ulua do as specified in such Laws. mile dash for Hawaiian bred horses, I 2. H., alleging that Kalll Halama of Wai- Doctor "Hang that telephone ho-pu- One Teachers' Cottage at the quarter mile dash for Maui bred and all of its specie, kohala, lehe, This applies to all persons who-the- r Maui, T. II., at a, was too late." Wailuku School, luku, died intestate ponies, trotting an pacing for Maul dead, and enenue, or any other fish the or not they have heretofore pro- Maui, T. H., on the 4th day of mile pony Wile "What, was the patient 3. One Teachers' Cottage at the bred maiden horses, half darling?" meat of which is light colored, after cured licenses under County Ordin- May, A. D. 1921, leaving property in running race, half mile race for was all Makawao School, the Territory of Hawaii necessary to mules, Japanese riders Doctor "Dead? No, he a lapse of time of 36 hours from the ance. half mile for again. London Opinion. 4. One Teachers' Cottage at the be administered upon, and praying and a hundred yards foot race. risht time such Ash is or are killed. The undersigned, Examiner of Is- Halehaku School, that Letters of Administration be SECTION 3. The prohibition im- Chauffeurs of the County of Maut, sued to Charles Wilcox. changes will Maui, Territory of Hawaii will be re- Quite a number of posed in Sections 1 and 2 hereof shall will be prepared to grant and issue IT IS ORDERED that Thursday, the take place at Wailuku Plantation to- BEST SERVICE ON MAUI ceived by the Board of Supervisors A. D. 1921, ten not apply in cases where the fish sold, licenses in accordance with said Act 16th day of June, at day. W. G. Ogg. formerly overseer of the County of Maui at the County o'clock a. m., be and hereby is appoint- at Waihee, comes 1o Wailuku as as- offered or exposed for sale shall have at his office at Wailuku between the we Clerk's Office, Wailuku, Maul, T. H., ed for hearing said petition in the sistant manager; J. W. Marshall, With our new equipment been frozen within One (1) Hour after hours of 10:00 A. M. and 3:00 P. M.. Room Court at Wailuku, goes to until 2:00 P. M., Friday, June 10th, Court of this head overseer at Wailuku are able to give the most de being killed and kept at a uniform week days excepting Saturday and Maul, at which time and place all V.'aihen in that capacity, Robert 1921, at which place and hour they may appear and pendable, and efficient temperature of not higher than 32 at such other places as he will de- persons concerned Peplowski succeeds Mr. Marshall and prompt will be publicly opened and read. show cause, if any they have, why Frank Sommerfeld succeeds Mr. Pep- t'ahrenehit up to the time of sale. signate from time to time on and service in cleaning, pressing, Plans and specifications are now said Petition should not be granted;-an- lowski as irrigation luna. SECTION 4. Any person, firm, or the 1st day of June, A. D., 1921. shall be repairing and dyeing of Men on file at the office of the County alter that notice of this order corporation violating any of the pro- Dated at Wailuku this 26th day of published once a week for three suc- Telegraph News Clothing. Our Engineer, Wailuku, Maul, T. H., and and Women's visions of this ordinance shall upon May, A. D., 1921. cessive weeks in the Maui News, a Fifty Serbian Gypsies were refused can be obtained upon application. A newspaper printed and published at landing in New York and returned steam presser can do the work conviction thereof, be liable to a fine P. J. GOODNESS, deposit of $5.00 will be required for Wailuku, Maui, the last publication to to their port of departure though in 1 5 minutes. of not more than $100.00, together Examiner of Chauffeurs for days previous to they had J3000 among them. each set of plans and specifications. be not less than ten with costs of court, for each offense, and within the County of the time herein appointed for hearing. The right is reserved to reject any and in default of the payment of such Maul. Dated May 13, 1921. Liquor dealers have been barred Satisfaction Guaranteed and all bids. from membership in the Woodmen fine costs any person or per- L. L. BURR, andor By Order of the Board of Supervis- of the World. sons so convicted may be imprisoned BOARD OF REGISTRATION Judge. ors for the County of Maul, T. H. despatches MAUI CLOTHES until such fine andor costs shall NOTICE. Attest: San Juan de Porto Rico WM. FRED KAAE, HENRY C. MOSSMAN, iay that 900 Porto Ricans sailed from CLEANING SHOP have been discharged by operation of Ha-lii- . County Acting Clerk. ruanica on the California for the general law applicable in such County Clerk, of Maui NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Four hundred more were left Market St., opp. Kalua Ave. (May 27, June 3.) the Board of Registration for the ENOS VINCENT, cases. Third Representative District, Terri- Attorney for Petitioner. SECTION 5. This Ordinance shall tory of Hawaii, will sit at the Office TENDERS. (May 13, 20, 27, June 3.) become effective from and after the SEALED of the County Clerk for the County of Maui, in Wailuku, County afore- day of , 1921. , Logical Result. IU Sealed tenders for the furnishing said, between the hours of 9 A. M. Dated this day of , 1921 4 Monday, 6, A flivver in Newton, Kansas, broke and delivery of the following: and P. M., on June attempt- Hoard of Supervisors for the County 1921, and between the hours of 8 A. the arms of four persons who (a) 7000 lineal of 8" C. I. a week, Can Your Car Stop? of Maui, Territory of Hawaii. feet M., and 5 P. M., on Tuesday, June 7 ed to crank it in less than Pipe, etc., to County of purpose 'i what comes of crossing a bicy- By Water the (Election Day) 1921,' for the hat's automobile is able to stop, but this fact Maui, f. o. b. Kahului, Maui, T. H.: of hearing - and determining all ap- - cle with a mule. The Leglonaire. ANY that all automobiles are in a Chairman and Executive Officer. mean Attest: safe condition. IIHSlIllIIIIIEIllISIIIlIlilllll lillLIIIIIIllIllIIIlIllIllllllESIIIIIlIlIIIIllIIIlIllIIlIIISllllillllllllSIIIIlllllllllSllUllIlllIllS If your brakes are severely worn they will not County Clerk and Clerk of hold your car for an emergency stop as they the Board of Supervisors should. 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aiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiuifiiaiinnininiA:iiKininiiinnninii:niMiiinM;!iniiM:miin! mil mminiiiiiiniin nim THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 3921 SEVEN

lion, that Iht-p- reputable citizens Marry S. New, chairman of the com- had made affidavit that Georg Ro-dic- k mittee on territories, and in the had conducted himself in a g house by Delegate Kalanlanaole. On The Other Islands manner since 1917 and that IF YOU CANNOT GET YOUR FAVORITE on these grounds President Wilson Would Bannish Oleander Despite restored Itodiek's citizenship. At- its usefulness and torney attractiveness for Land For Fort Land for a new Rice later he thought General Daugherty said tho hedge and other ornamental purposes stated the rules di- fort at the Ewa entrance of Pearl President would appoint Farrlngton. of the department prevent the oleander, which grows so pro- MAGAZINE Harbor has been acquired by vulging the names of the three citi- fusely in Hawaii, should be banished the zens war department. It will balance the More Guard Companies Two new without an order from the Judge from the islands as a menace to the FROM YOUR NEWSDEALER SEND TO area of the site now covered by national guard or in the general interest of the pub- lives of humans and animals, In the Fort companies and the lic. The Legion Kamehameha. reorganization of the two old com- officers here say opinion of Attorney A. L. C. Atkinson, panies they will press the matter further in president of the board of agriculture are planned for Hawaii and an Episcopal Convocation Clergy of military officers have been on the Big effort to obtain the names. anu forestry. FISHER'S the Episcopal Church have been at- Island arranging for them. There P. O. Box 1224 Honolulu tending the nineteenth annual convo- are to be eight companies on Oahu New Experiment Station Camp 5, ALOHA LODGE NO. 3 KNIGHTS cation this week. The first session and two each on Kauai, and Maui, 16 Walakea, is was Saturday con the site chosen by Dr. OF PYTHIAS. last and sessions in all. A. L. Dean, president of the Univers- tinued until the close of yesterday. ity or Hawaii, for the new agricul- Girl Wins Case Miss Margaret tural experiment station to be es- Cemeteries Fill Up Cemeteries In Fraga, the young girl who brought tablished by the university on the Hawaii are so to Hoffsch-lege- r overcrowded that no suit recover $11,500 from Big Island. An $25,-00- 0 room is appropriation of found when deaths occur, ac- & Co., for alleged injuries re- was made by the last session of HOUSE cording to A. ronnrt mnrin hv IVio Utln sulting from a fall through an un- the legislature. PAINTING Cemetery Association at a meeting covered opening in the side walk in Regular meetings will be held at Paper Hanging and Interior Decorating hl biiiuu recenuy ur. jjreueriCK front of the premises of the Arm was tne Knights or Pythias Hall, Wal-luk- Estimates furnished Trotter, president of the territorial awarded $7250 by a Jury in the cir- Rehabilitation Bill The Hawaiian on the second and fourth Friday on application neaun Doara was present. cuit court at Ililo. rehabilitation bill as amended and of ench month, at 8 p. m. approved by the legislature of All visiting members are cordially H. YAMAGUCHI the invited Girls' Industrial School Judge Fatal Auto Accident Miss M. territory of Hawaii at its last ses- to attend. Contractor and Painter Cornell S. Franklin signed a decree a nurse, received fatal In- sion was simultaneously introduced F. A. LUFKIN, C. C. or juries from which she soon died and last week In the senate by Senator C. E. condemnation in favor of the ter CHATTERTON, K. R. & S. Near Chinese Church, Vineyard Street, Phone 247-- A. ritory In the case of Lyman H. Bice three others severely shaken and in- low of the public works department jured when the car in which they Wailuku against the trustees of the Liliuoka were driving went into a ditch near Second Hand Furniture Bought Sold. lani trust, fixing the valuation of the Heeia, Oahu, last Sunday. and land at $6500. The land in question lies In Palolo valley and Is a portion Falls Two Stories Moke Keaupunl of the Hi of Wailupe. The territory of Honolulu, fell from the second Detor & Company Is acquiring the land as a site for the story balcony with a child in her new Girls' Industrial school. arms wehn the railing against which JEWELERS he was leaning broke. The child es- Elected Treasurer At the recent caped without injury. Keaupunl is FORT AND 1IOTIIL STS. in the hospital. primary election In Kauai County, K. HONOLULU ATTENTION C. Ahana, was treasurer of the county of Kauai, the vote being T. K. K. Left Out The Shipping 1377 to 425. Mr. not only de Board has cabled the Honolulu office is what your car or truck requires as Ahana Toyo soon as it shows feated his opponent to the tune of 4 of the Klsen Kaisha that the the first sign of poor running or unsatisfactory to 1 but he also polled the highest Shipping Board had not extended to service vote ever given to any one candi the T. K. K. steamship line the privi- GRADUATION GIFTS and then is the time to save money by taking it in time. date running for office in Kauai since lege of carrying passengers from Ho- We are beyond the experimenting stage and know the beginning of county government nolulu to the mainland during the what month of June. HOWARD, WALTHAM AND to do and how to do everything in AUTO RE- New A PAIRING. Machine Shop building Attorney permit has been issued to the Oahu Legion Wants to Know ELGIN WATCHES Sugar Company for the erection of a General Daugherty advised the Am- For Hoys new erican Legion of Honolulu, In reply machine shop at Waipahu to - cost $30,000. The structure will be to the Legion's request for informa- CURTIS & 120 by 180 feet in dimensions and DAINTY BRACELET WATCHES DILTZ one story high, with a concrete floor Old Fish Market Building and walls and roof of corrugated iron For Girls The plans were drawn by W. Searby MARKET STREET WAILUKU consulting engineer for American TAM CHONG Factors. It is understood that work BEAUTIFUL TECLA PEARL NECKLACES on the building will be started at LOWER PAIA once. Call on Harding The Star-Bull- e GOODS SENT ON APPROVAL tin's Washington correspondent has General Merchanidse cabled that the selection of the na tional park superintenednt lies be Furniture tween Norman and Larrison. Fred Coffins Lowrey called on President Harding. GIFTS THAT LAST Theo. H. Davies & Co. Later the president received Commls sioners C. F. Chillingworth, Charles Chinese Goods Limited and Harold Rice and John H. Wise, together with A. L. Castle and W. T 8 Rawlins. Charles Rice stated to the SOLE DISTRIBUTORS Star-Bulleti- n man that they received no satisfaction, although they op posed the appointment of W. R. Far- - HAWAIIAN ISLANDS rlngton for governor. Fred Lowrey reported, a very pleasant interview- Alexander We Go Over The EIIIIIIIIIIIISIIIIIIIIIIIIEIIIIIIIIIIIIS & Trail Before You Newly Opened Baldwin JUVlNfc MOTUW tMMMb II ION somebody recommends Limited that you put money into a project, it seems a pretty good KAHULUI GARAGE W plan to ask them how much they are putting BRAND into it. seems a good plan. SUGAR FACTORS It In some cases it may Ford parts kept in stock be, but not always. Your adviser may be only seem- COMMISSION Repairs made on any MERCHANTS ing to put his money into the project, or his judg- - make of car, first class and incut may be even worse than your own. workmanship at most INSURANCE AGENTS When you entrust money for investment to the reasonable charges with Trent Trust Company, you may be sure that it will Sixty years of Charles McGurn, former- not be put into a security until everything back of experience with preparation of AGENTS FOR ly with Newton Garage that security is searchingly investigated as only such food products are represented in the distinctive good-nes- s as foreman. Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar an organization can investigate it. Company of Del Monte Brand Canned Fruits and Vege- Haiku Sugar Company tables. R. TSUTSUMI & J. OKIMI Paia Plantation Proprietors. Maui Agricultural Company Hawaiian Sugar Company Demand Del New building on Mauka side Kahuku Plantation Company the Monte Brand of Puunene Road. McBryde Sugar Company Kahulul Railroad Company From Your Grocer. Kauai Railroad Company To EiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiEiiiiiiiiiiira Honolua Ranch so serve that we may continue to serve. Kauai Fruit & Land Company Keep Your Pictures in Dress Up! Clean Up! Photo Hawaiian Music Hawaiian Words Albums A well kept New records of compositions by Charles King up place about your home is a matter It preserves them for future of pride to yourself, to your neighbor and 'Beautiful Kahana," "Na Lei o Hawaii," "Mauna Loa," "Uluwehi o Kaala," "Na to the entertainment. Moku Eha," "Kaahumanu," "Kamehameha Waltz." community. Well watered shrubs, vines, flowers Complete new assortment and a lawn kept green and closely clipped lend beauty from 35$ to $10.25. and dignity. Special Attention to Orders Hawaiian Rolls --Just Received by Mail. Come in and have them tried over for you Garden hose in any length up to 500 feet. HONOLULU PHOTO i Lawn Mowers as low as $13.50. SUPPLY COMPANY Reed Organ, Walnut case, fine condition, sweet tone, a bargain. Everything Photographic 1059 Fort Street Honolulu. PIANOS PLAYER PIANOS BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPHS Maui Dry Goods & Grocery Co., Ltd. PHONE K. MACHIDA pmg store HONOLULU MUSIC COMPANY, LTD. 50 Main Street ICE CREAM JACK BERGSTROM, Representative Wailuku The Best in Town And a Soda Fountain Main and High Streets Wailuku Give Ut a TriN I MARKET STREET, : VAILUKU. ALL MAUI READS MAUI NEWS WANT ADS. EIGHT THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, JUNE 3. 1921

Selling my chickens for seventy Children Tell How cents a pound. Washing our dog and cat every Cleaning and Dyeing $ Scouts They Earn Money to Saturday. fine gar- - S With Maui's Girl anything I do not need. should be trusted only to experts. The same is true of Not buying may Uuild Savings Doing any Job that comes in the mcnts to be washed. Otherwise such injury to the fabric g Funds way. result as to cause serious loss. You can depend absolutely on g Troop Activities alive all through, leaching the sum- Saving every cent I can. Method Exquisite of A Keahua mit at sunset. Not buying candy, gum or sweet the "After a good night's rest and na- Children of the Maui schools have things. The Violi't troop started to embroi- ture's wonderful scenic beauties all found many ways of earning money LAUNDRY der their crests this week. Some Collecting foreign postage stamps, THE FRENCH taken in. they returned to their res- honestly for deposit to school and selling them to stamp collectors. Abadie, Proprietor, Honolulu. iMouts were so late in coming, per- pective home's the following day. their J. haps because it was a holiday, that savings accounts. In the grammar Striping cane with a partner. MAUI AGENCIES: there was no time to play basket ball, Painting the ohuse in my spare Lahaina's Memorial Day grades of the Maui High and Gram- moments. M. TJYENO KAHULUI llie eleventh law should be "A Girl 1, 1921 mar School the children were recent- PAIA fSeout is prompt." "Lhaina. June Making my dresses Instead of buy- JOHN D. SOTJZA "Dear Miss Leonard: ly asked to suggest ways in which ing them. "Am writing to tell you about the money could be honestly earned and Saving a nickel a day from your Makawao Day savings accounts correspondingly In- now celebration of the Memorial in lunch money. The Child Welfare Hoard has We meet the school creased. A very large percentage of another troop working on its gar- Lahaina. at Saving your odd pennies. ground about 4:3i. The Lahainaluna the children replied and here are Making candy and selling it. ments. The Sweet Tea troop have of of the best ways and means to boys went first, the Girl Scouts the some Raising flowers and selling them. started make underwear this week two troops, the children next and last suggested: Merchandise under the direction of District Weeding the yard for the yard Dealers In General their of all the Hoy Scouts. Shining shoes. man. Commissioner, Mrs. Smith. "We first went to the Catholic Not going every night to the movi- tuayed and es. American Factors Paints Hamakuapoko Church. Father Druno The Soft Rebuke. sprinkled holy water on graves of two Selling newspapers. Scene Led u Pansy Troop The Raising vegetables and selling AmFac Red Label Coffee This troop received their crests for soldiers who died in France. Time 11:58 a. m. Sacred Heart School sang a song. We t hem. (Shuffling of feet, rattle or coppers, the first time on Thursday and made Selling Yale Locks and Hardware good progress hen marched on to the Waince fruits. audible signs of "Let's go.") in the brief lime set priest talked in Hawai- Raising pigs and selling them. aside for sewing. is Church. The Professor (wearily) "Just a mo- Next week Mrs. ian and we sang afterwards. Raising chickens and eggs. Duiley's day and instruction in band- ment, gentlemen. I have yet a few "We then marched to the armory. Working in the garden. pearls to cast." The Goblin. aging and other first aid work will boys stood on one Working on plantation. be begun. The T.ahainaluna the DISTRIBUTORS side of the hall, the children In the Mowing lawns. WHOLESALE middle and the Girl Scouts on the oth- Killing mongoose. Crysanthemum Troop er side. The Hoy Scouts were on the Washing automobiles. The members of this troop had platform with the American Flag held I'icking up kiawe beans. their first 'essons in tli use of a tri- by a small Hoy Scout. The Lahaina-lun- a Getting a quarter for cleaning the angular bandage on Saturday and boys sang a song and then the chicken yards. i m completed the tinal step on a new llolk Catholic children sang. A boy from Writing stories and selling them to dance. the Lahainaluna recited the Gettys- the newspaper. burg address and we sang our Mem- Polishing the silver at home. Kahului orial Day song. Working for $.50 cents a day. JW:7 good meals in Honolulu The Koselani troop accomplished "The older Girls Scouts were dress- Cleaning yards. onders in a short time last Friday aight ed in blouse and skirt with their red Selling pears and papaias. CHILD'S they elected as patrol leaders, and white ties. The smaller girls Chopping a cord of wood for $.50. AWAIT YOU AT Luke and Uessie Kuhns; plan- - wore blouse and bloomers with their Selling pigs, chickens and bananas. i a hike up Valley next lao week ,cd and black ties. We sang the Doing errands for my neighbors. New, modern, high class .restau- ith Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Deinert; Spangled Hanner," before we my with wash- .lUde "Star Helping mother the definite plans for a dance; .vent home. ing. rant, centrally located. Good iio.-.-e Tuesday night for basket ball "Yours truly, Cutting grass for the chickens. and comfortable. Intelligent, nil Miss .Mary DeKay as coach, etc. "LIN TA1 CHUNG, Selling eggs for $.85 a dozen. THE STANDARD lhey entertained as guests, Mrs. Ue-ia- "Sec. of the Wild Rose Troop." Setting up pins at the gym. -- OF- courteous service. European Miss Mary DeKay, Miss Lucy Working as a yard boy every day. plan. Operated in connection Hale and Mrs. Deinert and while all Sweet Pea Troop Working in the field. .us business was going on, the final There are many methods of rais- Shooting minah hird3 and selling with the underfoot tests were being taken and camp. troop ing money, one of which has been them in the Typewriters .lie Roselani will be registered Tea Troop of Raising white mice and selling .lis week if all goes well. adopted by the Sweet Makawao. This week found the mem- them to the Sanitarium for $.25 each. Tuesday night found two d making under Going fishing and selling them, teams playing bers all industriously THE ROAL Blaisdell Hotel basket ball with Hoard. $.30. .ill clothing for the Child Welfare three for Efficiency and Durability J. F. CHILD, Proprietor their might if one could judge garment completed, the girls Picking up bottles and selling .oni the noise heard outside. For each World receive twenty-liv- e cents. This cer- tlirin to the stores. For the Business tainly demonstrates one way of ful- Helping a sick woman and taking Puukolii filling second part of a Scout care of her children. You ought to see the good-lookin- g the promise: "To help others at all Getting a job in the store on Satur J0CXXXXXXXXSSXXXXX American Beauty crests all finished means of earn- day. last week. This troop will be ready times" besides being a ing their own money. Hurrah for Keeping rabbits. for tenderfoot tests in another week grass cow. or so. the Sweet Tea Girls! Getting lots of for the Getting the breakfast for $.50 a week. Lahaina Bougainvillea Troop If you are .iot now receiving the REXALL MONTHLY Hot weather did not cause enthus- Catching mongoose and getting Here is the letter postponed from money office. ust week: iasm to wane on Monday when the from the tax MAGAZINE please send your name for mailing list. Th troop took its first outing in the form Taking care of peoples babies. "Lahaina, Maui, May 26, 19.51. Working on a train. Magazine has recently been enlarged, and improved by tha ar Miss Leonard: of a picnic at Paia beach. The water away every even was enticing and the girls enjoyed Putting the shoes "We had our social on Friday, May ing after they are cleaned. The Corona addition of stories by prominent writers and pictures of cur- -- 0, at 7 o'clock, in the practicing rescue work among them- Parish Hall Raising ducks. -- - and hd a fine time. selves. FOR THE- rent events. The girls were all glad of an Making boxes. "The Boy Scouts of Troop 5 were oiv Selling a horse. Traveler Student Home invited and about 35 boys attended portunity to ride down in cars and more willing two Selling Algeroba beans. HAWAIIAN NEWS & THRUMS and as there were only 25 Girl Scouts, than to ride deep ($2.00) Ltd. we coming back in preference to walk- Toe dancing had to keep busy to see that all Working in the cannery. the boys had a fine time. ing. Territorial Distributors girl brought Working in the pineapple fields. THIS SERVICE IS ABSOLUTELY FREE. "We played games and then had Kacli her own sand- Picking pigeon peas. Young Hotel Bldg. Honolulu ar-le- wiches while the captain and lieuten efreshments (punch and cookies) r Husking corn. that we danced. We expected our ant furnished the chowder and soda party to last until half past nine but water. The only guest. Miss Hayllar, we were having such a goou" time surprised them with a huge that it was half past ten before we went home. The Hoy Scouts cheeroa Bougainvillea Scouts are quite cap R If before they went and the noise they able of building a fire utilizing one Work-Dai-nty Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd. made showed that they had enjoyed match only. Less themselves. Wo. KK'IO SERVICE EVERY SECOND "From MAY TURNE, Coming Events Pike J.25 "Sec. Star of Bethlehem Troop." Twenty-fiv- e Girl Scouts will do their Dishes The Rexall Store Box 426 Honolulu, T. H. good turns on Saturday, June 11, by No woman realizes how much work she Hike to Crater waiting on table and selling peanuts, "Makawao, May 28, etc., at the luau. Will any Scout who could save, and the tempting variety of "A company of three girls consist- knows that she will be present in dishes she could offer at the tablo, until she ing of Misses K. K. Yap, Rebecca Tain Kahului on that day please let Mrs. possesses a Keen Kutter Food Chopper. and Mary Apo, found their way to the Taylor know as soon as possible? Just a few turns of the handle instead cf tha Haleakala crater safe and sound with- atch this column for the date of tiresome chop, chop the chopping bow!. out a guide. Learning the Carnation troop's play. at that there are Scout It fish, white posts which mark the trail to will probably be produced June 14 or Meat, vegetables, fruits are chopped the summit, they assured themselves 15 in connection with a good movie uniformly, coarse or fine as you wish. Th of finding their destination. Once at the Spreckelsville theatre. J3uy they were miss-le- but after wander- your tickets early and avoid the luuh! The Ability To Pay--- - ing a little ways, Miss Tain a real good scout of the Sweet Pea Troop, Rumors sighted the next post and thus they Whispers, rumors are spreading Innrnpv ploo of continued their with a Girl Scout Day to be held at the mm depends upon the Compaines whose financial and Alist and heavy fog suddenly came end of summer vacation. Every troon, in- over mem, Dtit tney were very much tney say, will have a share in the moral standing guarantees the reliability of their plans for the day. surance contracts, both under ordinary conditions We hear murmurings to the effect sue has basket ball games, and drill and in settling claims which have arisen in conflag- ing to demonstrate that girl scouts can march as well as the boys; rope Meat and Food Ciioppes rations. BANK OF MAUI tying contests will hold the interest Is attached to the table or detached in a second of some and there will be exhibits works so easily a child would enjoy using it showing what the girls have learned wears a lifetime more easily cleaned than a Has my Savings Account to do in many lines. chopping bowl. Why .Stand In Jeopardy? Watch this column for news as to Sold under the famous Ilcen Kutter name and plans that the different troops are trademark, which always and everywhere guar- torining tor the veent. antee satisfaction or money returned. Ask for We represent leading companies of the world. the Keen Kutter Food Chopper by i.ume. The Rtcolltclion of Qualify If not at your dealer's, write us. Remains long Ailtr Ibt Suggestions Fllct is Forgotten. " Some of tile trnntis noprt mnro mum SIMMONS HARDWARE COMPANY -- E. C. SIMMONS bers. How can we interest girls in St. Louis aad New York. U. S. A. Trade Mark Registered. C. Brewer 6c Company (Limited) joining and how shall the members worn to get new girls? Here is (Insurance Department) pian mat one ot the troops is using successlully. They have divided their P. girls into two "Automobiles." Each O. Box 347 Honolulu, T. H. is racing to see which car will cross the country first. Every time a new ttz member is secured the auto Jumps Another Price Advance one town. The game is jdayed on a map using pins to hold the autos in Hawaiian-Texa- s Oil Company stock advanced from Ilace and causes much interest watch ing the progress. 15 to 20 cents a share on May 7 following the Many Wall Paper Clearance Sale clever and interesting ways first well is oil. re- may be thought of to help bring in that its in Advices new girls. Other troops may have ceived last week announced the well would be com- To make room for new stock we are selling more than twenty some good suggestions to offer which pleted production would be helpful to all. Please let within a week and it was estimated thousand rolls of wall paper at discounts varying from fifty to x Am- - us hear trom you. would be the same as the Hartford well. On June twenty per cent. This is your chance to replace that old, soiled Make use of the Maui News. Let it 4 or possibly before the price of shares WILL AD- wall paper with something bright, te be a means of keeping the troops in artistic and in every close touch in a helpful way. VANCE FROM 20 cents to 25 cents. For full de- respect. Any girl scout may write of her tails and last information relative connect- Call or write for samples ideas and we will be glad to publish to matters and make your selections early. ed with the oil industry call upon Maui represen- them. our UUUbb. UZAUTlbUL, DEFARTMENT Q tative, Mr. Charles R. Shaw, office Itili Cited For Valor. at our next to The swain and his swainess had Pacific Bakery, Market Street, Wailuku or Phone & Ltd, just encountered a bulldog that looked 81 -- A. Lewers Cooke, as if he might shake a mean lower (Established 1853) jaw. "Why, Percy," she exclaimed as he LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS started a strategic retreat. "You al International Investment Co., Ltd. wuya swore you would face death for 169-17- 7 S. King St., : : HONOLULU WHO HAS YOURS? nie. 204 James Campbell Building, "I would," he flung back over his Honolulu. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx shoulder, "but that darn dog ain dead." The American Legion Weekly ALL MAUI READS MAUI NEV: WANT ADS. THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1921 NINE

n STATEMENT OF COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERN-- 1 Wireless Telephone of MENT GENERAL LEASE. i PUUOHOKU PINEAPPLE COMPANY SOCIETY Service is Promised Molokal, County of Maui, T. H., May At 10 o'clock, A. M., Friday, July 20, 1921. 1921, at the front door of the Cap ARE YOU SATISFIED itol Building, Honolulu, T. H., there FAREWELL, BRIDGE PARTY Within Six Months To the TREASURER OF THE TER will be sold at Public Auction under RITORY OF HAWAII, 380 Revised Laws of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wilson enter- Section of the Saturday even- Honolulu, T. H. Hawaii of 1915 a General Lease to To wait a week for the return of clothes left to be tained at bridge last Wireless telephone communication Sir: the following described Government ing in honor of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. between the various islands of Ha- cleaned and pressed? addition to THIS IS TO CERTIFY, That on Land: Bush. Those present in is promised by day May, 1921, the under- Government hosts hostess and the guests waii within six months the 20th of That portion of the the and signed entered into and formed a of Makakupaia, Molokal be- - If DAY service regularly of honor were Mr. and Mrs Harry the Mutual Telephone company. land not, you can have THREE Wadsworth, general partnership, and herewith tween the Makakupaia Fish Pond Bohr, Mr. and Mrs. David Announcement to that effect was your in Road, con- and more expedition service when necessary with us R. Bevins, Mr. and submit for filing in olllce and the main Government Mr. and Mrs. E. made Tuesday by F. O. Hummel, compliance with law, the following taining an area of four acres, more SETSSf Z9,9 eral manager of the company. The statement: or less, term of lease, 18 years from rAli 1. upset ter Engle, statement was issued after Mr. Hum- The names and residences of July 1. 1921: rental, $25.00 peri each of the annum, payable semi-annuall- in ad tt tt mel had read a letter, Just received, members of said from Dr. F. B. are: vance. DANCE Jewett, chief engineer 'S HOP TOVERTY of the Western Electric company of (. SATO of Molokal, County of The Purchaser of this lease shall Maul, Territory years expend Old clothes will be quite au fait at han t rancisco, and a recognized au-- of Hawaii. during the first five th Povertv Dance which will be giv- - thority on wireless telephony. K. TODANI of Honolulu, County not less than $1000.00 in improve- L0TIIES PEEDY en at the Territorial Building by tho j Mr. Hummel's statement is as of Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii. ments, such as grading, fencing and Sat- - T. TAKAO of Honolulu, County erecting of buildings. w of Maunaolu Seminary, lows: urday evening. In fact the manage- - "We have just received from Doctor of Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii. The Purchaser shall pay the costs LI ERVICE T. YAMAMOTO Honolulu, Coun- of advertising charges In ment of the dance say that those who Jewett, one of the recognized electri-dres- s of and other span" cal ty of Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii. connection with the preparation of up in their "spick and t authorities of the mainland, a S. NAKAMURA occasion are to be fined, j complete set of specifications Bhowing of Kaimuki, Coun- the lease. best for the ty On the other hand there are to be exactly what we shall need to install of Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii. The Purchaser shall pay the first prizes for the funniest costumes worn a wireless telephone system in the K. NINOMIYA of Honolulu, County six months' rental at the drop of the by the dancers. I territory. What is more important, of Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii. hammer. sub-)ec- Phone 235 Next Door to Orphcum "Put on your old clothes and corao we have received official' permission 2. The nature of the' business of The sale of the above Lease is t prepared for a good time" is the from the Western Electric Co., to use aaid is to maintain to terms of Government General slogan Mary Hoffman Orchestra will 'Is wireless devices in building up and carry on a business of Planting Lease issued by the office of the Com-missio- furnish the dance music. our own Bervice, Pineapples. of Public Lands. "There is no reason whv, within a 3. The firm name of said For maps, form of General Lease a tt tt tt year or we A HART less, should not be able to is PUUOHOKU PINE- and further particulars, apply at the MATTSON iaiK across 5,000 miles of space to APPLE COMPANY. office of the Commissioner of Public . ' New York city without the least 4. The place of business of said Lands, Capitol Building, Honolulu, T. THESE WARM DAYS Mlaa Gladys K. Hart, a niece Ot trouble. That Hovolnnmant la nnmlncr H. daugh- is at Puuohoku, in James R. Love of aWiluku and as surely as anything. the C. T. BAILEY, make ordinary activities an unusual effort and make H. Hart, District of Molokal, and County ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund All Ready for Start of Maui. Territory of Hawaii. Commissioner of Public Lands. tempting a cool spot, light clothing and an interesting hernmo the bride of Max S. Mattson, "Doctor Jewett tells me everv Saturday that WITNESS our hands, this 20th day Dated at Honolulu, T. H., May 20, purser of the Kilauea last thing is in readiness to circuit the May, 1921. book. Summer Reading for Summer days is a joy in E. Pleasant of A. D. 1921. afternoon, with Rev. E. islands whenever we want to make a (Sgd.) G. SATO (June 3, 10, 17, 24.) the heated term. You'll find a wide selection to choose officiating and only the family and Btart. Our plan is to install complete Mis K. TODANI i intimate friendss in attendance. wireless equipment between the is- - T. TAKAO from at Mary Hart attended the bride and Mr. lands bo that it will be as simple to ttttttUttUtttttttttttttttttttttt man.. Following take T. YAMAMOTO tt Love acted as best down the receiver and converse S. NAKAMURA 4 OUTGOING MAILS tt the ceremony a wedding lunch was with a person on Maui or Hawaii as Maui been honey- K. NINOMIYA. tt tt Book Store served. The couple have. it is now to send a wireless teleeram TERRITORY MAIN STREET, mooning on the Big Island this week. and a great deal more satisfactory. OF HAWAII, ) tttttttttttttttttttttttt WAIEUKU i tt We plan to install an equipment ) ss which will absoluetely City and County of Honolulu. ) Haiku Twice daily mail closes at to Be Deceived. make it simple p. m. Not tor a business man here to get into On this 20 th day of May, 1921, be- 6:00 a. m. and 1:00 Mr. Newrich (examining curio) fore me personally appeared G. SA- Hamakuapoko Twice daily mail immediate communication with his in p. m. "Two thousand years old? You can't terests on other islands at any time TO, K. TODANI, T. TAKAO, T. YA- closes at 6:00 a. m. and 1:00 kid me! Why, it's only 1921 now!" he desires to do so. MAMOTO, S. NAKAMURA and K. Honokohau (Honolua) Tuesday MATSON NAVIGATION COMPANY Passing Show (London). "We know It NINOMIYA to me to and Friday at 4:00 p. m. The can be done because known be the Fri- it has been done. Wireless telephony persons described in and who ex- Hana Tuesday, Thursday and Why He Went. nas passed beyond experimental ecuted the foregoing instrument, day at 6:00 a. in. the Kahului Twice daily at 6:00 a. m. DIRECT SERVICE BETWEEN HONOLULU, HILO "Say, mama, was baby sent down stage, although, of course, it has not and acknowledged that they execut- reached a development anything like ed the same as and 1:00 p. m. from heaven?" their free act and Fri-Ja- AND SAN FRANCISCO what we can confidently expect the deed. Kaupo Tuesday, Thursday r.nd "Why, yes." at 6:00 a. m. They like to have it quiet up future to bring forth." (Sgd.) P. D. KELLETT, "Urn. The specifications Keahua Daily at 6:00 a. m. there, don't they?" Legionaire. forwarded bv Notary Public, First Judi- Keanae Tuesday, Thursday Doctor Jewett are minute as to cial Circuit, Territory of anl For San Francisco: technical detail but contain no esti- Saturday at 6:00 a. m. Two of a Kind. Hawaii. Kihei Monday, Tuesday, Wednes- 8, 15, 10 M. mate of costs. Mr.. Hummel was un- (June 3, 10.) Manoa June Pier A. "How's your cold, Donald?" able to estimate what the figure might day and Saturday at 9:00 a. m. Kipahulu Tuesday, Thursday and Maui June 15, Pier 15, 10 A. M. "Verry obstinate." . be. It is probable also, he points out Starting Competition. how's your wife?" Telephone Saturday at 6:00 a. m. Also operating a line of steamers between San Francisco, Tacoma, "And that the Mutual Co., will Wednesday "Aboot the same." Lodon Mail. be required to pay royalties for the "What did your boy Josh do when Lahaina Daily except Seattle and the Hawaiian Islands. use of instruments for which patents you told him he would have to go out 4:00 p. m.; Wednesday 1:00 p. m. and The Main Trouble. have been granted to the Western in the world and make his own 1j 3:00 p. m. on the Rhine Electric Co. ing?" Makawao Daily, 6:00 a. m. For particulars apply to It isn't the "Horror 1 It's the holler. 8- - "He went to the next farm as a Makena (Ulupalakua) Tuesday an that we notice. m. CASTLE & COOKE, LTD. Brooklyn Eagle. The Ultimate Threat. hired hand, and in a week had me Saturday 6:00 a. him his board an' keep an' more Paia Twice daily 6:00 a. m. and AGENTS, HONOLULU "Germany might change her tune if p. Unjustified. wages." Washington Star. 1:00 m. FOKT AND MERCHANT STS. Lloyd George should threaten a "black Pauwela Twice daily 6:00 a. m. and to hearing a woman re- and tan" invasion Baltimore Even- We object very Authoritative. 1:00 p. m. ferred to as "a skirt." There is ing Sun. Puunene Twice daily 1:00 p. m. reason for such a name. W heel- "Dili is going to retire from busi- p. m. little ness five and 5:00 ing Intelligencer. Human Frailty. for years." Waiakoa (Kula) Daily 6:00 a. m. A man is so composed that he can "Oh, I've heard him say that be- Keomuku (Lanai) Tuesday and Cause and Effect. almost disintegrate as a social being fore." Friday 4:00 p. m. is your attitude with breaking of a few threads "Yes, but this time the judge said Molokal Monday 4:00 p. m.; Wed- First Critic "What the it." London Opinion. STOP! LOOK! READ! toward those Impressionists?" and the loss of a button. cuicago nesday 3:00 p. m. Second Ditto "Oh, I'm a Suppres-sionlst."-rBosto- n Tribune. Hilo and all Hawaii ..Island Wed- IF YOU ARE GOING TO Transcript. Safe. nesday 1:00 p. m. Another Ideal. Wife "Tho dressmaker says she Saturday 4:00 p.m. won't make me another gown until Kohala, Mahukona, Kawaihae and MEET THE STEAMER AT LAHAINA Not the least of the worries of tho you pay her bill." every (Mauna Lor.) bride of will be the happy Kona third Friday CAIX UP Wholesale Produce the future Hub (with relief) "That is very 4:00 p. m.; Kona every third Tuesday husband's frequent whine about the Rood of her. I'll send her a note of (Mauna Loa) 4:00 p. m. home-bre- mother used to make , -- Report that thanks." The Watchman-Examiner- Honolulu Monday 4:00 p. m.; Wed- Kahuiui Auto Stand, Phone 191 A Market Buffalo Express. (New York). nesday 3:00 p. m.; Friday 4:00 p. m.; Saturday 3:00 p. m. JOHNNIE J. KOHAMA For comfortable easy riding cars Demonstration Needed. Loa) Issued by the Municipal Market. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Every third Thursday, (Mauna Regular Trips on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. She "Do yuh love me, John?" O O 4:00 p. m. Island 8c 10 He "Sure." O READ O butter your wear funny-lookin-g Eggs, select "oa She "Then why don't chest O THE MAUI NEWS O Of course the women Eggs, duck 55c doz. go up and down like the man in the O O things, but a celluloid collar is Young roosters 75c lb movies?" Tar Baby. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO not one of them. Dallas News. Rabbits, live weight 20c lb. Hens 60c lb Dime Sable-- " Jiahutui Slailroad Co. Turkeys 75c lb 0C Ducks, Muscovy kttXBBtiHBBBHI US3 Daily Passenger Train Schedule (Except Sunday) nnoUa PoVIn 40c lb. Ducks, Hawaiian 35c lb. Th. following schedule went into effect November 18, 1918. LIVESTOCK Cattle and sheep bought at dressed TOWAHDO WAILUKU TOWARDS HAIKU weights only. 1 c " Distinct Beef No. littaaci 4 1 Beef No. 2 "c m. Penny rb Wise and Mill! Mill! . Veal STATIONS Mutton 1JC J? A M A U A M A M p m P M tj i, 25c lb Hogs,'80"m"to'l00 lb lb I 33 3 3Ti 5 ' 35 6 35 A..Valluku..L 40 8 40 1 30 o 1 Hogs, 150 tb and over 22c lb Pound Foolish s 3:3 aolIL2i8 S3,fi 15 L7 7A 5:b 40 4J 1 Hogs, 50 ro to 80 id ..Kahului. Hogs. 100 lb to 150 lb...... 22-24- c lb 5 .7 A.. ..L 3-- 6 5j 1 41 47 weight 1... -- A 7 Hogs are sold at live Some concerns think it economy to send orders to Hono- S io 3 07, c. u f 17, 4 HIDES WET SALTED lulu or to the mainland when they could be filled as well or better 5 9 J 05 8 oS 7 3 33 1 i 4c Steer No. 1..... home. They figure they a few by doing 5 00 2 55 L.. ..A 7 4 i the dollar 5-- a at save cents on Pais " FEED A.. J- mj.i so and grasp at the nickel in sight. 5 J 53 ..L !7 a I lg. yellow M7.50 ton 4 L" ' Cora,. tn-- S,a 47 Hui- - M'4 IJ ... . lid nn 7.o, Barley, rouea "' "" knapok. 11. 9 34 22 FRUIT 4 Ji 4 7 IJ 4 3c m 4 43 4o iL.. ..A 7 J t 13 4 it Bananas, Chinese BUT .. Pitawala .. cooking o id 1.4 3-- Bananas, 4 44 A.. .X 7 32 1 5 4 3 f J Grapes, Isabella f-- 33! I,.. ..A 36!. 3 T1noaTinlaa 373 ID 4l Ilaika 3!4 0271 ! Every dollar spent with Maui concerns passes from hand Cmea 65c Per 100 PUUNENE DIVISION Lemons":::::::::::: "01!per "2 to hand, in wages, to the store, to the bank and out again into cir- Oranges. Kona per 100 75c-$10- PUUNTNE TOWARDS KAHULUI AiiiTomr p!ir 0 per doz. culation, back to the concern that sent it out, again to be sent forth TOWARDS 23c per bskt Strawberries on its rounds. The profits accruing dollar kept home 1 from the in STATIONS VEGETABLES fauiitgtr PMMmir tiiluc SllllICO c H circulation are many times larger than the small saving in the dol- risiiBi' rMd Beans, string, green A M Mlllt Kllll Beans, Lima, dry lar sent away. W L..Kahulul..A Beans, Maul reds Jc J? 3 60 6 00 .0 lA'TuuntucLI 2.5 6 22 8 15 Beans, calico i 00 e 10 j 2.5 0 6 12 t OA tiaona ctm whitfl tC ID HAVE YOUR PRINTING AND RULING NEEDS Beans, speckled 5 1. AU tralm daily except Sundays. IV lis. FILLED AT HOME. Beets .... I. X Special Train (Labor Train) will Imti WaJluku dally, eicept Sundays, Carrots, 3c lb Cabbage 4cV4 ft at 6:30 a. m., axrWlng at Kahului tt 6:60 a. m., and connecting with ... $1.20 per doz. the 6:00 a. m. train for Puunene. 3.00 per 100 Corn.Tweet ears 3. BAGGAGE! RATES: ISO poundg of pertonal baggage will be carried free Peppers, green bell per?100 of charge on each whole ticket, and 76 pound on each half ticket, waen Corn, sweet .ears Jn Maui Publishing Co., Ltd. charge on Pea., drv BcVa 100 "iB baggage Is in of and the same train as the holder of the ticket i..o c 10 TELEPHONE 24. WAILUKU. For excess baggage 25 cents per 100 pounds or part thereof will be Peanuts, small 9c lb charged. lolH Triah 2c lb m For Ticket Fares and other information see Local Fasaenger Tariff L O. 0. ti... sweet, wnue iv- Potatoes, 3, any sweet, reds ... .. lb No. or Inquire at of the Depots. PoUtoes, lc3c lb rrrivr: 13c n ALL MAUI READS MAUI NEWS WANT ADS. TEN THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1921

Best Card Seen For Several Years Will Tennis OH YOU FANS! Be Oftered July 4th Lahalna's team, Miss Todd nnd TWO BALL GAMES NEXT SUNDAY SPORTScept In Mrs. Bruss champ-Ions- . tho second and sixth Foster are the all Maul corners AT WAILUKU BALL PARK Puunene Wins and Hoblnson was cutting the in With more than a dozen horses al- Mrs. Deinert and Mrs. Molr put old-styl- e and had the Wacs helpless. up game ready training nt the a struggle but went down to -:- In tho latter Inning W. Cockett and Fair Grounds LAHAINA vs. WACS - 1:30 p. m. Medelros both singled, Cockett stole and with more than that number of defeat, perhaps In part because thoy Paia Comes Back second and scored on F. Dai's fly. others training elsewhere prospects changed positions before the net from PAIA vs. PUUNENE -:- - Second Game It was In tho third that some of for tho best program of horse racing those In which they have been ac- tho Wacs staged an exhibition that seen on Maul in several years loom customed to play. Tho Lahaina team COME ON YOU ROOTERS! Lahaina Makes Good Fight made the team look ridiculous and up for Fourth of July big with prom- took the first sot 3 and tho deciding sot 7-- But Loses; Foster Robin tho l'alas were not slow to tnko ad- ise. One has only to go to the track vantage of It. Hits by Gomes, Souza and seo how good arc tho horses No matches havo yet been nlavnrt son Has Wacs At Mercy In and Hoblnson combined with three there to have an assurance of real off in tho first round of the All-Ma- errors and a passed ball gave Pala sport In store. Tho track has been men's championship singles tourna up nnd Is being put In splan-di- d Second Affair. 5 runs. In the fourth tho Wacs banked ment. This afternoon nt the Settle DON'T BUY POISON re- condition and will be better than ment tennis courts, Dr. Ting will play thought they heard an encore and on Independence peated tho alleged comedy. Roach ever before Dav. against a. k. Jim. Tomorrow Eddlo use Looking Tarn will play H. B. U was hit by pitcher and walked, Go- over tho "Ponies" that are Walker at Lahai 8 shaping up down the It ap- na; D. C. Lindsay will play tt CLUBS STANDING tt mes singled, Yomoto sacrificed, Rob- at track Frank inson trlppled, English singled and pears that there are three from the Richardson nt Pala; and Young Ting tt W. L. Pet. tt H. C. & S. Co., five from Haleakala will play A. C. Jim at Wailuku. On CENOL 1 mixed up with hitting was tt Puunene 2 .667 tt tho clean Ranch, two from Raymond Ranch, Sunday J. T. Molr, Jr., will play 1 bunch of errors, bringing In to kill BED BUGS and ROACHES and tt Wacs 2 .667 tt another two to bo entered by Foster Robinson Aleong Yee nt Puunene. Lahaina 1 2 .333 tt 5 runs. But tho climax was the sev eggs. and two by Joo Paveo. Denervo and Settlement Club destroy their tt Pala 1 2 .333 enth whena base on balls, singles by Tennis Tournaments tt W'elcomo Boy are also being worko In tho finals of tho ladles hnndlcap W Ycmoto, Coleman and Roach and four out race. CENOL kills all bugs instantly. No odor bungles nut six more Pala batters for their harness doubles tournament, Miss Hassell and tt e. tt Last Sunday's Results Even greater Interest is reported Mrs. Frances Wndsworth defeated no stain Safe to use tt Puunene 7, Lahaina 4. tt across the rubber. Just to show they be to shown byowners of prospective Mrs. Deinert and Mrs. Molr, 2 and tt Pala 17, Wacs 7. tt had not forgotten how tho Wncs made where there arc children. entries for the events open to Porta 8-- fist! tt tt two more errors in the eighth, Robin guese home, and Japanese owned h"-- In tho men's handicap doubles tour Guaranteed tt Next Sunday's Card tt son singling to bring Yemoto There Is a big bunch of such animals And the spectators were glad that nament; Englc and Burns won from tt Lahaina vs. Wacs, 1:30 tt and some mighty good nnd classy Wilmington nnd Dr. Dawson nnd Jim Pint Spray Cans 50c tt Paia vs. Puunene, 3:30. tt Pala did not have to come to bat ones among them Its Is said. and Jim defeated Ting and Ting. This PAN-PACIFI- again in the ninth. C TRADERS, LTD. tt tt All in all tho preliminary showing afternoon D. C. Llndsav and Frank tt tt tt tt w tt tt tt j: tt tt tt tt tt tt LAHAINA VS PUUNENE is sucn as to encoura"" (he manage Richardson will play against Yee and Distributors One ball same and an exhibition Lahaina to declare that they expect the be. Yee at tho Settlement tennis courts K, card offered to Maul horse Sold by Druggists, Grocers and Hardware of how not to play ball with the All. 2t. UH.l'O. A. lovers of -t-t- Wacs in the stellar role furnished Maxwell, If 4 1 0 0 flesh for several years past. Dealers 12 tt- - tt-- the sport menu dished out to the fans Kaluakinl, ss 4 0 11 3 nt Wailuku ball park last Sunday. Dayman, rf 3 0 0 1 0 ALL MAUI SWEEPSTAKES tt The meeting between Puunene and Glchl, rf 1 0 t 0 0 SPORTS BREVITIES Lahaina furnished the game that be- Rodriguos, 3b 4 0 0 0 2 0 Trap shooters will be out in force tween the AVacs and Paia furnished Rego, c 4 1 at the Fair Grounds Sunday morning was the 115 1 something else, but it not Hoke, 2b 3 5 10 o'clock for the All-Ma- Sweep ex- 10 at Babe Ruth fault of Paia which showed form Ventura, cf 3 0 0 3 0 stakes and the best sport of the sea continues hammering cept In one Inning and Indicated that Dunn, 0 open out home runs regularly and leaving cf 10 10 son is looked for. It will be an Kelly the team is liable to be something Chartrand, p 4 111 5 free for all for Maul shots with of tho Giants back in the ruck. of a factor in the race despite the Ledward, lb 3 0 0 7 0 and second prizes and second prizes Overalls Coveralls showing made in two earlier appear- and a consolation prize. On Kauai a number of golf en- ance, for Pala "came back." Totals 34 4 7 24 12 Continued practice, often under dif thusiasts have organized a golf club. Reasonably clean fielding and some Dunn batted for Ventura In 9th. ficulties and against high winds has A course Is to bo cleared and laid FOR MEN FOR BOYS good hitting marked the ball game Puunene gone on during the winter and spring out at Wallua. which was anybody's until after the aii. n. mi.ru. a. k, months with the result that some of fifth when Puunene took a command- Joe Silva, cf 5 13 3 0 tho gunners show a considerable im Charges are made that the Zybsko-Lewi- s At Specially reduced prices this 25 ing lead. For Lahaina Maxwell hit Shim, rf 3 0 provement over last fall's scores. In mat match early this month week percent 110 And safely and stole second but died Nakamura, ss 5 10 0 5 consenuence a keen competition was "lramed." off old prices. there In the first. Puunene scored Haake, If 2 0 0 some excellent scores are expecteu. sing- 12 -- - in the same inning when Silva Bal, lb 4 1 1 15 1 Charles W. Paddock, Pacific Coast led and was retired on a fielder's Enos, J., 2b 2 2 12 3 Etlmlda Bleibtry has been Invited Olympic star and record breaker will choice, Shim taking first, advancing Masaichi, 3b 4 12 0 5 to participate In a swimming meet In compete In the sprints at an Invita to wecond on Nakamura's Jwcrifice Freitas, R., c 4 0 15 0 Hungary. tion meet at Harvard Stadium Juno Wailuku Hardware & Grocery Co., Ltd. and scoring on Haake's bingle. Tadashl, p 4 0 10 0 Marieschen Weshselau reduced tho 15. For Lahaina In the second Rego record for tho girls' 100 yard swim !7 5 Main andJMarket Streets, Wailuku singled, Hoke was hit by pitcher, Totals 33 7 11 14 to 1:08 in Honolulu nt tho Puna- Behave Yourself was winner of the Phone 214 Ventura flew to left, Chartrand sing- Hits and runs by innings: hou Girls' meet. recently run Kentucky Derby. led, Ledward flew out to center, 1 2 3 4 5 G 7 8 0 Maxwell trlppled, Kaluakinl was safe Lahaina . 040000000 Harvard won its dual track meet Basehlts with Princeton by the margin of a American golfers in England made on Shim's error and stole second but 140000011 practically a clean sweep In the first died on Dayman's out; four runs and Puunene . single point, 59 to 58. Basehlts 11004001" matches at Holyoke. They made n four hits. Puunene came right back 24003002 clean sweep in the foursomes and Summary Three-bas- e Max Annapolis crew won at 'em and scored another run on hits: the annual took five out of eight matches in tho Enos' three sacker and Masaichl's well Dunn, Joe Silva; two-bas- e hits, two mile boat race with Syracuse U. singles. single. Tadashl and Silva singled Jim Enos; sacrifice hits,. Shim 2, WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT and Shim sacrificed by Nakamura Haake 1; hit by pitcher, Hoke; bases Forty Punahou girls ahvo signed retired the side. on balls: off Chartrand 3; struck out up to try for girls' track team. "Home Run" Baker has been rein pit- stated In organized baseball. Puunene Ices Game by Tadashl 4, Chartrand 4; wild The Wailuku Hardware & GrcceijCo., Lid. ches, Chartrand 1; passed balls, F, G In the fifth for Puunene, Nakamu- English, 2b 1 1 1 7 Rego; stolen bases Lahaina Maxwell Carreira, rf, If 5 2 0 Estelle Cassldy was leading point ra was safe on Ledward's error, Ha-ak- 10 1, Kaluakinl 1; Puunene, Shim 1; um McCluskey, lb 5 0 1 12 0 winner at tho Punahou girls' swim- WAILUKU, MAUI sacrificed, Hal singled, Enos pires, Garcia and Bento; time of game ming meet. It Is only a few months walked, Masaichi safely as did Roach, 3b 3 hit :29; scorer, Xavier. 4 11112 2 0 ago she made her first appearance Kalua-kinl'- s Gomes, If, rf 3 HAVE BEEN Freitas who took second on Second Game in competition and In the recent APPOINTED AGENTS FOR error but was out at third WACS VS PUUNENE championships she was a placo when Tadashl took first on a field Total ...... 44 17 14 27 14 4 EAST MAUI, FOR Wacs Hits and runs by Innings maker. er's choice but was left as Silva went AH. It. IlII.l'O. A. K. out to Ventura; Puunene C, Lahaina 12345G789 Wm. Cummings, ss. 4 1 6 4 . ... University 4 and tho game on ice as It proved. 11 Wacs 010006000 7 Waseda defeated North G. Ah Ham, cf 5 0 0 1 0 1 western 17-- 1 A. Spalding & was un-abl- o Basehlts 7 University at Chicago. Bros. After the second Lahaina Alfonso, c 5 1 2 2 0 3 020004100 get on except Paia OO'BGOOCl 17 to men in the 0 0 1 Gl-c- Wells Cummings, 3b 4 1 3 FAMOUS eighth and ninth. In the eighth Basehlts 10331231 14 Sugar Crop Record Tho grentest Wm. Cockett, 2b .... 2 2 Summary 13 at bat, 5 runs 4 hits sugar crop was singled when two were down and 141 11 of the United States M. Medeiros, 2 0 0 0 0 3 TENNIS, BASEBALL in tho last effort Ventura drove a rf off Caswell in 2 innings; 22 at produced in 1920, according to final AND ATHLETIC GOODS Joe Rego, 2 1 0 2 0 0 2-- two already gone rf bat, 12 runs 10 hits off Monlz in 5 3 returns from producers of beet and three sacker with F. Bal, 3 1 0 7 0 3 and Chartrand was retired Nakamu- lb innings; defeat charged to Caswell; cane sugar made to the bureau of Caswell, v 1 0 0 0 2 0 hit, Robinson; hits, crop estimates of tho department of ra to Bal. Moniz, p 3 0 0 Puunene was retired In order In 112 L. Cockett; sacrifice hits, Wm. agriculture. Tho total is 1,2GG,148 Silva, Jos., if 2 0 0 2 0 0 Cummings, Yemoto 2; hit by pitcher, tons, which exceeds previous the sixth and In tho seventh but put Cockett, L., If 2 0 1 2 0 0 the re Silva across the pan in tho eighth. Bal, Roach; double plays, Wm. cord crop of 191G by 12 per cent and E. O. Hall & Son, He hit for bags when two were Cummings to Wm. Cockett to F. Bal; the low production of 1919, a year of Ltd. three Total 35 7 7 24 down and scored on Shim's safe one. 10 15 bases on balls, off Moniz 2, off Robin exceptionally unfavorable weather, Distributors for the Territory. Shim pilfered died Paia son 2; struck out, by Monlz 1, Rob- by 49 per cent. Beet and cane sugar second but there II. A. u. when Nakamura popped to Kaluakinl. All. IlII.l'O. inson 4; passed balls, Yemoto; stolen combined first exceeded a production Yemoto, c 3 4 3 4 2 0 bases, 2, 1, Pala Comes Back Affonso W. Cockett Ye of 1,000,000 tons in 1913, and during Coleman, cf G 3 10 0 0 moto 1, Carreira 1; time of game 1:35 me last eight years, tho production With the exception of the sixth In- Souza, ss 6 2 umpires, Gnrcla and Bento; scorer has been below that quantity only in G 1110 ning Paia played good ball and ex Robinson, p 2 M 4 3 0 Xavier. 1914 and 1919. ALL MAUI READS MAUI NEWS WANT ADS.

wA All Maui Swimming Meet under the auspices of the Maui County Fair and Racing Association, Kamehameha Day (evening) June 1 1 th, at Puunene Tank. Sale of Reserved Seats opens at Baldwin Bank, Kahului, Monday, June 6 Three Olympic Stars DUKE KAHANAMOKU, HAWAII'S FAVORITE AND WORLD'S GREATEST SPRINT SWIMMER; "WILD BILL" HARRIS WORLD BEATER AT THE MIDDLE DISTANCES? HAIG PRIESTE, GREATEST FANCY DIVING COMEDIAN; EXHIBITION OF DIVING BY CLAIRE TATE, MANY TIMES WINNER IN HAWAII AND ON THE MAINLAND. Thoroughly Varied Program INCLUDES 25, 50, 100 AND 220 YARDS FREE STYLE FOR MEN, 50 YARDS BACK STROKE, 50 YARDS BREAST STROKE 6 MEN RELAY RACE, OBSTACLE RACE, CLOTHES RACE, SPRINT FOR BOYS, SPRINT FOR WOMEN, HIGH DIVING FANCY DIVING, TRAPEZE DIVING AND BOY SCOUTS' RELAY. DANCING FOLLOWS MEET. SECURE YOUR RESERVED SEATS EARLY. $1.50. General Admission, $1.00