ESTABLISHED 1904. YOL. 15. NO. 49. LIHUE, KAUAI, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1919 SUBSCRIPTION RATES, $2.50 PER YEAR 5 CENTS PER COPY

t i MOVE FOR ft SUPERVISORS THE MOKIHANA Personals i MEETING OF I Kapaa Notes f LOCAL BANK CLUB MEETING Joe Bento, one of Kalaheo's suc MUCH BUSINESS DISPATCHED The regular double-heade- r of the cessful homesteaders, is departing Kawaihau Athletic Association was for Honolulu this afternoon, en- - played in Kapaa on Sunday and re- There is a movement on foot, route for the Volcano. sulted as follows: Asahls beat Stars On Wednesday afternoon, Dec- inaugurated by H. A. Truslow, of E. C. Smith of the Garden Isl and Hawaiis beat Farmers 13-4- . ember yrd, the regular monthly the People's Bank of Hawaii, to and Honey Co. is on the Island The regular monthly business and to render the repairs much The first game was exciting and inter- meeting of the Mokihann Club was esting being organize u similar people's bank making one of his periodical vi- meeting of the Board of Super- needed. Consideration of secur- from Btart to finish, it held at the Lihue Hall. Mrs. Swan, of Wits one of tho30 "won In the ninth" affairs. for Kauai, to be located at Kapaa, sits. visors of the County Kauai ing a new ling pole for the school Mrs. Lydgate, Mrs. Wm. H. Rice, held, as usual at its office, on Wed The Asahls scored three runs in the and do business for the whole Is- S. M. Kanakanui of the Land was left over until the next meet Jr., and Mrs. Ross acted as host- Department is on the Island. nesday, December ;Jrd, 1919, at iu initial frame but the Stars camo right land. o'clock a.m. Present were T. ing. back and not only evened things up, esses. The hall was very effective- Henry M. Mackenzie of the Bet-tencou- rt The plan, so far as matured, is Brandt, W. D. McBryde, J. P. Regarding the request of the but went into the lead by two runs. ly decorated with masses of pink cap- Commercial Export Co. is on the Mr. opponents again hybiscus, combined with sprays of to organize on the basis of u Jr., A. Menefoglio. above named school of Their tied the score Island in the interest of his com- .of for pay gracefully'trailing creep- ital stock of 200,000 in $20 shares, Wishard was absent on acount In the 5th and there was no scoring Mexican pany. illness. janitors, upon the motion of Mr. again until the first half of the er. and to give the local public here ninth A. V. Gear, chief clerk of the Mr. McBryde, seconded by Mr. Betten-cour- t when the Stars managed to put over The main feature of the after- .. .. l , tnl.n ,,11 mv;1. Owing to the absence of OH iVilUUI U LllUUCU IU umi; un dictrict court of Honolulu came Wishard, the chairman, Mr. T. Jr., the Board by unanimous what looked like the winning run. noon's entertainment was the stock they will, and the People's over from Town by the Kinau Brandt, upon the motion of Mr. vote allowed the above named Luck, however, was not with them, beautiful rendition of a raried and well-chose- Bank and Security Trust Co., of this morning. Menefoglio, secouded by Mr. Bet-tencou- rt school ten dollars (10.00) a for the Asahis' catcher, with two program on the piano G. went to on him, two by Mrs. Sinclair Robinson. Mrs. Ililo, will take the balance. W. Sahr Town by Jr., was unanimously month for ten (10) months for strikes down and runners on Robinson showed herself a true The plan is to make it a thor- the Kinau on Saturday. elected temporary chairman. With second and third, cracked out a janitors' services and for the care long single to center, thus ending one artist by her rare feeling and sym- enterprise, rep- Win, Henry Bice was among Mr. Brandt presiding the Board ough going Kauai proceeded for the of the school grounds. of the best games played in this series. pathy, as well as by her technique, resentative of the whole Island the Lihue passengers for Town with its business by the Kinau Saturday. day. Mr. McBryde moved for the In the second game, tho Hawaiis, which left nothing to be desired. and not of any one section, with winners of the Cellar Championship Her playing was one of the most and Miss Elsie Wilcox and Miss The minutes of the last meeting setting aside, as additional appro- local officers and directors, of ex- successful and enjoyable events in Ethel Damon returned this morn- were read and the same were ap- priations, out of available moneys the first series, and who were local management. pected to repeat the Club's musical history. The position to ing from Hilo and Honolulu. proved as read. this performance in Those who are in a in the Treasury and credited to the second, surprised everybody by program was as follows: Judge Wm. C. Achl, Jr., is In his The Board examined the several know are very confident that the the General Fund, of the sum of trouncing the Farmers badly. The 1. First movement "Sonata tor such an office and at his desk,, ready for Judi- demands submitted and approved time is fully ripe Two Hundred and Seventy Five heavy hitting of the Hawaiis coupled Beethoven . a cial business. And the business is them against the following appro- enternrise and that it will do wit the inability of tho Farmers to 2. a (arranged by the composer that coming. Already the three or four priations : Dollars ($275.00) for the follow- good business; furthermore Salary Co. Sup. 300.00 hit the opposing pitcher caused the for the piano) "I Love Thee" days that he has been here ho has had Rd. ing uses : we, here on Kauai, mignt just as downfall M. R. Aguiar's pets. Grieg several matters come up for decision. Salary Co. Rd. Sup. (pro tem) 200.00 of well do business ourselves in Ncgre"-....G,in- this Pay of Police: Repairs school houses and teach- b "Dance 7 Scott of letting go to Honolulu. He has a very courteous and dlgni- - stead it Specials 330.00 ers' cottages $255.00 Two new butcher shops are being c "Lotus Land". Cyril Scott committee con- fled bearing, and makes a very good ' The organization 385.00 rushed to completion in Kapaa. One :t. "Ktudc in D Flat Liszt H. W. Broadbent, Chas. first impression: there is every pros Waimea District Pounds 20.00 sists of E. Koloa 235.00 is being erected by the Kapaa Meat In response to the enthusiasm of D. McBryde A. D. pect that he will give good satisfaction. and out of moneys thus available Wilcox, W. and 310.00 Market and the other by a new con- her audience, Mrs. Robinson play assuredly give His family is with him, and hey Lihue Hills. This will Kawalhau 310.00 and credited to the Permanent cern. In view of the expected com- ed as an encore a nocture by Grieg. thu enternrise a promising start, will live at the old Kanoa place, Niu pur Hanalei 235.00 1,805.00 Improvement Fund, of the sum of petition (there has been only one Later, Miss Mary Lawrence, of which will amount to a guarantee malu, which will be rebuilt for the the Library of gave a very pose. Ten Thousand Four Hundred Six butcher shop in Kapaa for many Hawaii, i ol success. Coroners Inquest 26.50 years), residents here anticipate a interesting and instructive talk on Mrs. Walworth, of Eleele, has Just ty Two and 01100 dollars (?10, County Bldg Janitor Service 31.50 slight reduction in the high cost of the value of poetry for children. received cable news of the sudden 4G2.01) for the following pur County Jail 497.00 beef and pork. She also showed the club members death by accident of mother, Mrs. : Distinguished Visitors her County Lot & Bldg. 67.40 poses various books suitable for Christ- Mrs. Hasclrig. Mrs. Haselrig spent District Ct. & Jails: Huleia Brodge 8S00.00 The new store of John F. Rapoza mas gifts to children. After the several months here a year or so ago, Waimea 65.00 Koloa: Macad. Kalaheo, Silva- - is already under construction, but adjournment of the formal meet- Christ-iania- , and made many friends who will be ing, a Dr. and Mrs. Brandt, of Koloa 22.10v 87.10 - owing to delay in getting material delicious tea was served by very sorry to learn death, am Vierra Head G,000.00 Norway, spent a few days orher from Honolulu, Mr. Rapoza does not the hostesses. who will sympathize most heartily Kawaihau : Oiling Koads 3,000.00 of Expenses Auditing Co. Books 100.00 expect to De ready for business until o: with Mr. and Mrs. Th. Brandt Walworth great : with Mrs. in her loss Expenses of Witnesses 15.00 Schools New Bldgs. (J33.G1 the first part of February, 1920. Waimea week, leaving on Mrs. Haselrig was a fine Christian last Hospitals: Water Wks : Kalaheo 28.40 Honolulu is Leading woman, to good works, Saturday. Dr. Brandt, an elder devoted and Waimea, Nov. 100.00 The Hawaiian Canneries started especially to and also out of moneys thus available brother of our Mr. Brandt, is one child welfare, the Eleele, Nov. 50.00 their winter packing season last Sat care or orphan children, a and credited to the School De in Land Drawing of the most eminent surgeons of She did Koloa, Nov. 50.00 urday, canning their first crop of pines ' fine work in this line in Kansas. posits, of the sum of Seven Hun Scandauavia, with a large practice Lihue, Oct.&Nov. 400.00 from the new Moloaa section. Kealia, Nov. 50.00 dred Dollars (700.00) for jani A new cottage for Dr. Yanaglhara, all over Norway. He is recognized Residents of Honolulu and Oahu Mahelona Mem. 1,000.00 1,650.00 tors' services and school supplies, of Kilauea, has just been completed, proved most successful in the Wailua, as a leader in his profession, and facing just beyond General Y. W. C. A. and being seconded by Mr. Betten tho main road the Kauai, homestead drawing held In tho his advice and skill are sought Incidentals: office of the Hawaiian Canneries. It is court Jr. the motion was carried land office this afternoon. Of tho from all quarters. His services Attorney 34.25 a credit to this growing community. first 36 names drawn, 25 were persons Secretary Arrives After verbal statement by to his country during the war Auditor 88.15 a The local postoffice had an extremely from Honolulu and Oahu, nine wero 85.65 busy on Saturday, Christmas were of inestimable value. Clerk County Treasurer Ahana, the timo from Kauai, one was from Hllo and 185.35 packages mailed by the Kapaa teach- Miss sec Sheriff Board by unanimous vote author one from Wailuku, Maui. He made a visit to the Islands race Channon, general Rd. Supervisor 185.00 ers to relatives on the Mainland mak- over 30 years ago, when his broth rotary of the Young Women's ized that official to transfer cash Tho first name was drawn by Gov- Treasurer 12.25 590.65 ing up a largo proportion of the out- ernor McCarthy, that of Joaquin S. pr ciiuip. here, and he still reniem Christian Association at Honolulu amounting to $451.20 from moneys going mall. on Perreira. There are 36 lots in all, al- bers things, people and conditions arrived Kauai this morning Registration 85.00 in the General Fund and credited KAPAA KORRESPONDENT. very Autos: though each successful applicant may then very vividly, and is and will remain until Saturday Schools: to to great Miss the accounts named below, select a maximum of two adjoining much astonished at the Caroline Bissinger and Furn. & Fix.: Spec Dep 274.54 Miss Madeline Soule have been the account for Special Deposits lots providing the combined acreago is change that has been wrougnt in Jan. Serv. & Supplies 206.25 A Notable Wedding the interim. here for four weeks making a gen for Schools, for the following not more than 80. There wero 907 New Bldgs. P.I.F. 3, 495.60 applicants. The names suc- on survey : of tho Dr. and Mrs. Brandt are eral and formulating plans New Grounds (Spec. Dep.) 864.40 uses Y. W. C. A. work on Not in a long time has there cessful 36 are as follows: their way round the world, having for the Island Rep. Houses & Cottages 115.19 Janitors' Services and School or juanv nnd is purpose been so pretty and so interesting Joaquin S. Perreira, Makaweli, come liitner by way tne it for the of dis Rep. & Maint. Bldgs & 3.00 $.140.2!) cussing Grds. Supplies a wedding Waimea as ol Kauai, Klon Soong, 1709A Nuuanu land. From here they go to Jap the findings of this survey Support & at that etc. Maint. of Prisoners: 407.50 Repairs and Maintenance Lieut. Campbell Crozier, of Hono- street, Honolulu; Juan A. Gomoz, Kea- an. then to China. India, that Miss Channon has come. Water Works: They are charming people, of School Bldgs. and Grds 104.91 lulu, to ICsther Hofgaard, solem- lia, Kauai; Manuel G. Santos, post- Waimea 60.00 master, Lihue, Shlgero' much culture and retinement, anu also to transfer the sum of $574.09 nized Friday evening by Rev. Kauai; Osakl, The Kaumualu in Session Kalahco 19.40 II. P. who came over from Koloa, Kauai; Chin Bun, Honolulu; it is unfortunate for us that tneir s Omao 12.00 from moneys credited to the ac- Judd, so and so few Honolulu for the purpose. Ella G. Alexander, Lowers road, Ho- stay was short, that Koloa 66.15 count for Services and were able to make their acquaint Janitors' The Hofgaard home was most nolulu; Ben Palmeira, Waipahu The Kapaa 41.40 198.95 Coung 93 ance. Kaumualii order held its School Supplies to the account for beautifully decorated for the oc Oahu; Lum, Kukul street, meeting Saturday ; B, :0: annual even School Furnitures and Fixtures casion ; a lloral piece of special Honolulu J. Swain, Hobron avenue, ing at the Tip Top Lodge Hall for Road Work: grace and beauty was the canop- Honolulu; Mrs. Litty Mahi, Aiea, County Machinery 39.44 A requisition (P1749a) from the election of officers and other Rd. ied witli wedding hell in Oahu; John Nunes, care Union Feed Free Movies for Waimea: Miss Iliiudii."', Supervising Prin- altar business. Past masters Kanepuu, white carnations gracefully fes- Co., Honolulu; R. K. Wilcox. Vineyard Asphalt fo- - Plantation Employees lloapili and JUokuniaia came over Mac. Mana N. Rd. cipal, supplies for the uses of tooned with chrysanthemums. street, Honolulu; A. L. Paaluhi, Kukui from the parent lodge in town P.I.F. 1.178.94 the schools at Hanalei, Kapahi, Hazel King was bridesmaid, street, Honolulu; Mrs. Cha Yeo, Hono Rd. Tax Spec. Dep. 101.70 lor the occasion. respectively, were re- Mrs. Brotlie, sister of the bride, lulu; Nancy K. Stillman, School street, & Bdgs. and Lihue, The following masters were Roads 325.50 was matron of honor, and Ruth Honolulu; Maximo Castillo, Maka- Starting last week Makaweli Koloa: Lawai 294.53 ferred to the County Engineer two free promoted to higher standing in Rd. Contract Donald was flower girl. The Lieu- weli, Kauai; Kenji Adachi, Kilauea, Plantation is eivinc Omao 42.00 with full power to act in the prem- movie shows each week to the the lodge with much formal cere tenant's brother was best man. Kauai; P. F. Dlehl, 2216Kalia road, The mony: J. M. Kaneakua, N. K Macadam: J.I.Silva-J.Vierr- a ises. Following the ceremony there Honolulu; F. C. Soaros, Kinau street, of the plantation. Kalaheo Rd, P.I.F. 3,017.39 - Hoopii and Win. Werner. A (P1749b) on be- a Honolulu; Frank Cox, Waimea, Kauai; SHOWS 1UU DUlllg lllMU 111 Hit I"""- requisition was reception with refreshments Rd. Tax Spec. Dep. 566.44 Sar-dinh- a, tntinn warehouse each Wednesday The following officers were half of the Lihue School for equip- and dancing. Kam Sing Liu, Honolulu; Teresa elected and duly installed. A. G. Lihue: Huleia Bdg. P.I.F. 692.50 The couple spending Koloa, Kauai; Wong Chong, and Saturday eveings. Benches are Bdg. ment for the playground of that happy are as Kaulukou, sec; Wm. Meheula, Wailua P.I.F. 21.06 a few days of honeymoon at the Hoon, Honolulu; Howard Chow being built so as to make it Oiling Rds. Lihue 30.60 school was received but action convenient and comfortable as recorder; .1. K. Huddy, entertain Hofgaard mountain place at Hale Young, Emma street, Honolulu; Isa- E. Rd. Tax Spec. Dep. 103.27 deferred , M. er; Lovell, treas.; R. Puuki, on the matter was until mau-akua- Wahiawa mauka. bella W. Powell, jjUo; Alex. M. any theatre. Rd. & Bridges prelate; John Naleimaile, John 168.95 a later meeting. Lieut. Crozier just recently Rose, Hotel street, Honolulu; J. S. The first show was attended bj Wailua Homesteads Rds. 2,640.55 has an enthusiastic crowd of 850 em llano, Henry Blake and J. W A requisition (P1751) from returned from France where he Mackenzie, Honolulu; Mrs. Joslah Puailihau, guards. Kawaihau: Resurf. Mac. served twenty mouths in the avia Walwaiole, Pearl City, Oahu; William ployees. The program consists of 1,290.69 Wm. AVerner Jr., a teacher of the :o: P.I.F. tion department. He is now in Z. II. Olepau, Honolulu; Timothy A. an educational him, a comedy aim Rds. & Bdgs 257.65 for payment by they will Lihue School, the the employ of Trust Lyens, Wailuku, Maui; Benjamin a feature. This week Night School Hanalei: Asphalt Mac. P.I.F. 1,283.35 the Guardian at Makaweli County of the rent of the cottage Company. Ohai, Kapaa, Kauai; Albert E. Beauty, show Alice Bardey in "Betsy Roads & Bridges 971.40 Ross. occupied by him and his family, :o: naval station, Pearl Harbor; M. J. The plantation has a Powers Makaweli plantation is becom- was received but action thereon Judge Robertson and Deputy Attor Ornellas, Waipahu, Oahu; Mrs. Mar- $25,04(5.54 ney General Llghtfoot are down, and garet K. Braun, Walnae, Oahu; Lun motion picture machine for this ing somewhat of an educational postponed Mr. Wishard re- was until y A requisition (P1749) was tho Circuit Court is in session to-da- Wong,, King street, Honolulu. work. The program is under the institution as almost each week is present. supervision of E. L. Damkroger. adds a new class to the plantation ceived from Mr. McCluskey, prin- in tho matter of the water suit be- - :0: :0: night school. cipal of the Kauai High and Gram- Reports (P1750) on school tween tho Territory and Gay & Robin- There was a large exodus of plan- POSTOFFICE OPEN "TIL SIX The educational program is be- mar School, for slight repair work buildings for the month of Nov- son. tation men to Honolulu on Satur- ing centered at Makaweli, but the to be given the school's tank, and ember last was received from Tho occasion for this preliminary day to attend tiie Planters Society of the court Is to secure the For the convenience of the pub- classes extend to the most outly- for a few extra desks, also for ma- Eleele, Omao, and Koloa and were session annual meeting. Among those season Post- ing camps. evidence of a vory Important kama-ain- a who went were: B. D. Baldwin, lic during the holiday When the program is terial for the school's use, and was on file. placed along years Alex-unde- r, master states that the in full swing, the plantation ex- witness so far in K. Cropp, R. D. Moler, F. A. Santos referred to the acting County en- Lihue postoffice will be open un- pects to have over 200 enrolled. A communication under date of that it seemed advisable to make sure Gefirge R. Ewart, C. A. power to til 0 o'clock every evening during The public school teachers are em- gineer with full furnish November 10th last from the of his testimony while it was Rice, U. II. W. Broadbent, H. the month of December. ployed as instructors, the necessary, supplies asked for on page 5) Wolters and L. D. Larson, THE GAftDEN ISLAND. TUESDAY DEC. 7, 1919

We make RFIiP.FR STAMPS, Baseball at Makaweli Baseball at Kapaa M- ('end us vonr order. Goes Up on High u u u u u u w " " - 111 was pretty custom 11hnn In linnrkll 1 Camp 4 won the championship The following notes from Kapaa There a WVHvll Ua tiviiuituw : among some of the ancients when of the Makaweli Filipino Baseball readied us too late for last issue . stop a prominent citizen died, to send ,. at league by defeating Camp 2 by a The usual double header of the his valet along with him on the score of 7-- Makaweli has one Kawaihau Athletic Association TKa Sun- road to Paradise, and it was often- more game to play before she will was played at Kapaa Park on day, Nov. 30, with the Stars vic-1or- s times necessary to resort to ex- be given the championship of the EUROPEAN PLAN over the llawniis by a score treme methods to insure this com- Makaweli league, but regardless SI to 4, of and the Asahis victors pany for the departed. But in the Running water In every room; rooms of the outcome of the game she over the Farmers by a score of 13 territory of the China-America- n singly or with Dams; comionaoie dco. to 7. The standing of teams s. will cross bals with Camp 4 for the to restaurants and all car-line- for the second series is now as Trading Company, Ford dealers close best 77 r In Honolulu llic Plantation championship, as Hlahest class service. 0c Starr follows : iu Tientsin, China, they have dis- That Sells )i pendablc Shorn her average is still 1000, and Camp Ccairalty located la Uw theatre aa aboasflafl eealera, Asahis 2 0 covered a much better aid to the I, the next in line, has only 472. 'Jr it' n Farmers 1 1 deceased over the rough places on H F. CHILD, Proprietor "REGALS" The championship series will Stars 1 1 J. to the Promised Land. start Sunday, Dec. 14th. will I la wans 0 2 the trip Our mail order department It to live-gam- Three It is a custom of the Chinese m m mm be a e series; the winner of the four official um A h n n nnn is ahrays at your service pires have resigned from the kinds of effigies at nllh gaining possession of the Reach burn various Our shoe repair department league because of too much criti ceremonies of the rich, nip. the funeral is the best in the city cism over their decisions, but 111 the more wealthy the departed the Makaweli Baseball League fairness to the players and fans, It pays to have your old P W L Pc it must be conceded that the umps more elaborate the figures burned Makaweli 7 7 shoes repaired 0 1000 pulled oft a lot of "boners" in try over his grave. These effigies rep- You Can't Camp 1 7 4 3 472 ing to interpret the rules correct resent every maimer of thing such "IS THE REGAL WAY" Camp 5,4,2 8 125 17 ly. Mr. S. W. Meheula is the only as human figures, horses, sedan !i solos and heels sewed.... $2.23 Makaweli Filipino Baseball League umpire who given any Splash has sort of chairs, tables loaded with viands. Water "Whole soles and huels sewed 3.25 P W L Pc satisfaction and his efforts are ap- 4. 7 1 The figures usually conform to Camp (Champs.) 8 875 preciated by the players and fans. AH Work Guaranteed Camp 2 8 5 3 625 some of these stereotyped fashions, Behind a Camp 5 8 0 8 000 but at the funeral of a Mr. Li. Plantaiton Baseball League Steadily Going Higher who died a short time ago in Tien- P W L Pc Pembroke a very wealthy Camp 4 4 3 1 750 tsin, and who was 4 1 the bereaved family outdid Don't Lose Sight! New Camp 3 750 Tn New England, at any rate, man, or under it either! Camp 2 5 3 2 COO the days of the frugal life seem to themselves and made an imitation have been abandoned. In Maine of the deceased gentleman's Ford of the fact that I have a enough 1." car to be burned at his grave. And the rim is wide for a comfortable set! qualified Basket Ball at Makaweli boys of 12 to are getting four, five and six dollars a day picking This Ford effigy was made en- The edge is nearer the floor fo the kiddies can climb in and out Eyesight Specialist apples; and they tell of men get- tirely of strong Chinese paper of if easilr without danger of falling. Iiasket ball is coming to its own ting 13 to 15 a day picking po- stretcher! on bamboo and a reed tatoes. Men who drove peddler's It's built into the floor and walls. No dirt or moisture can get at your service at Makaweli school. Mr. Damkrog-r- e oar was complete in carts last year are now posing as frame. The behind or underneath it. My personal guarantee who has charge of the program skilled carpenters, asking $5 for every detail, the pedal stcvurately goes with all the work of physical education there, has eight hours work. placed, and all cud of paper and Much of high cost done, backed up by a rep- been finding some difficulties in the of living bamboo. The interior of the car is to Honolulu Iron Works Co. teaching Ihis game due to the due the reckless expenditure. was also aevuriw t:t detail, being utation, gained during 23 pvith no thought of getting a Wholesale fact that the boys have never seen fair b..ls;ervrl i:i paper. Distributors years on the islands, for A equivalent for the same. Every- carefullv u: PAIR AND SQUARE the sport played before and there- thing is abnormally high, and The eficy of thhe driver as shown DEAL. fore cannot grasp the idea of the everybody is helping make every iu the ph w .i-- t h. was a work of game. Also that the Island boy If your eyes trouble you, thing higher. art. The car was carrier! about finds it difficult to think in any Only here and there does one three miles through crowded or you need to change your other term except baseball. How- find a worker who acts as tfcov.h the graveside when1 a glasses, come and consult me. ever, it is now faking its place and streets to match ?.s applied atd it was con For appointments, write it will not be long before several and that wages are --r.d for serv- good teams will be "whipped"' into ice rendered. The ah5e field is suned in a few minutes. S. LUCAS shape. Daily instruction is being one of profiteering. This is the first time a motor :ar Waimea Stables, Ltd. OPTICIAN given in the plaving of the game. This is the u;e o--i f;r re- hss ever been burned at the grave :'o: : Kapaa, ported by a pr'.:-:.;.r.eT.- l Kauai irrifxlrcr-a- of s Cfc-'tes- and there is every RUBBER STAMPS made at authori'y. O. M Tilf-- sjti this office on Wednesdays and publihed : :l.e m.v. r. to that the deceased CLt.lx. ritace -- Saturdays. Monitor. t;. On High."" The most famous Garage on Kauai. The near- est place to get transportation to i CALIFORNIA FEED CO ; EE LIMITED. Dealers in Hay, Grain and Chicken The Barking Sands, Olokele Canyon, Supplies. J Sole Agents for Waimea Canyon, Kokee Camps, Internatiiiiml Stock, Poultry Food and other specialties'. Arabic for oiolinjr Iron Hoofs. IVtuluiiia In- - Kukuiolono Park, etc. culiators and lirocxlers. J Bargain Sale Auto -- and- King's Special Chick Food on Tires. , P. O. Box 452, Honolulu Do Business all over the Island of Kauai Clean them away to make room for new 4 t. Shipment. WAVMMW W HUIhL LlllUt Our Autos are comfortable, our Drivers are A saving from 15 percent to 30 percent for Reliable and have been with us for years, and (The Fairview) two Weeks only. know every inch of the country. Tweuty-t.v- o elegant rooms IniMain Building Beginning Thursday the 4th. Take your choice J Three Airy Cottages Cuisine unexcelled in country of any Tires in this Store during the week of We Rent Ford Cars Without Drivers. i districts Dec. the 4th to 18th. I W. H. Rice, Jr., Prnnrtpfnr For Cash Only. Xo Reservations. No Tires can be Returned or Ex- changed. We have good Riding Horses, accustomed to the -- 4. - -- 4 work. We do Draying and Hauling by 33x4 SS Kantslip Tread, Kelly Springfield, sell at net ?3u.8o Trucks all over the Island. We Stage 3lx4 SS ! S. Royal Cords, list oi'.0, sell at net 44.50 run the Line between Lihue and Kekaha three round 33x4 SS U. S. Royal Cords, list, 53.4j, sell at net 45.70 trips per week. "We have not studied f!4.4 SS U. S. Royal Cords, list 54.1)5, sell at net 4G.70 35x41;. SS U. S. Royal Cords, list 03.40, sell at net 54.20 35x5 SS U. S. Royal Cords, list 7G.fc5, sell at net.. ...05.70 cost nor economy as ALFRED GOMEZ, Manager. 37x5 SS U. S. Royal Cords, list 80.45, sell at net.. .G8.80 Telephone 43 WAIMEA P. O. Box 71 we should, either as 32x3i2 SS U. S. Royal Cords, list 41.00, sell at net .43.C0 !0x3 CI U. S. Chain Tread, list 17.05, sell at net 14.G0 30x3 Vi-- CI U. S. Chain organizers of indus- Tread, list sell at net .19.00 30x3 CI P.atavia, list 17.07, sellat net 11.95 30x31, CI Rata via, list 21.7S, sell at net 15.25 try, statesmen, or as 31x4 SS Iiatavia, list 33.88, sell at net : -.- 23.70 3lx3io SS Iiatavia, list 25.34, sell individuals." at net 3.2x4 SS Iiatavia, list 34.58, sell at net Z .....24.20 Princess 30x3 CI Keystone, list 17.08, sell at net .....12.5S President Wilson. de luxe Electric 30x3io CI Keystone, list 22.79, sell at net ...15.95 33x4 SS Keystone, list 37.49, sell at net ..36.35 30x3 CI Mohawk Non Skid, list 22.00, sell at. 19.80 But there is yet IRONS time 30x31;. CI Mohawk Non Skid, list 2G.85, sell at net 24.15 Specially priced during to start to save and the Holidays at Come early or Phone to 104 W that time is NOW.; $5

ft Nickel-plate- j j j d; guaranteed for 10 years. A handsome, AKO STORE practical iron that any woman is pioud to have and use. A beautiful Christinas gift. Bishop & Company Waimea Saving Department WAIMEA BRANCH Lewers & Cooke. Ltd, KAUAI 169-17- 7 So. King Street HONOLULU mjt i 77T. 3 THE QAHDEtf ISLAND. TUESDAY DEC. 1919

Interest. So In 1871 Messrs. Paul Isenberg, John N. Wright and Haneberg, Adolf Coming-Wednes- day Interesting Memories of an purchased the Koloa Plantation, and Dec. 17th at the Tip Top Mr. Wright became manager, Mr. Haneberg the sugar boiler, and Mr. SPECIAL ATTRACTION OldResident Wm. H. Wright became the engineer. The Greatest Comedy Success of the Season The output of sugar at that time was "THE BETTER 'OLE" about 400 tons. The ollowing chapter of remiscences conditions at times, most discourag- Under Mr. Wright's management of early days on ing, but success crowned his efforts Kauai v.as read at tho new lands were put under cultivation. now flour- recent meeting of the Historical Soc- and Lihue is a paying and ishing plantation. One piece of about 400 acres which iety and deserves a permanent place was a marsh, and situated just over a I returned to the Islands from in small, low hill, not far from the man- 1 the records of the Island. Vallejo, U TONIGHT California, in the fall of 1871, ager's house, was drained with the f j6 m The writer, both as Miss Wunden-bur- g and went to Lihue, Kauai, to Mr. Paul idea of putting it under cultivation. and as Mrs. J. N. Wright, TIP TOP THEATRE is had Isenberg's family to be a governess to It was a difficult piece of work as the special advantages and much inside Dora and Paul; children about 9 and 6 r large ditch that circled the marsh had information in regard to the matters years of age. Mr. Paul Isenberg was to be blasted through solid lava rock Hanamaulu, Fri. Dec. 1 2; married again on to Kilauea, Sat. of which Bhe writes, in addition to while a visit in many places; to clear the marsh Germany, his wife was Miss Beta which she has taken much pains to after draining was also a most difficult Kapaa Sunday Glade, sister to Mrs. B. F. Ehlers of as was covered with hundreds verify her facts, particularly her task, it Honolulu; their little son, Carl, was of large logs, and stumps of the Loulu dates, which adds much to the value only about two years old; Alexander or native palm; the logs were evi- of the paper: f' was born during the year that I was dently relics or remains of an old WM. S. After an absence of over thirty in Lihue. forest of various kinds of Island trees. HART Judge years, I again visited Kauai in 1916. Hardy had left Llhue, and W. These were imbedded in a soft, rich, IX O. Smith was sheriff. He occupied a black soil of decayed tree trunks and My early childhood was spent at Hana-lei- ; small cottage with W, H, Rice, brother rotten lava; some of these logs were my and later after marriage in of the first Mrs. Isenberg, in the same so large and difficult to get out, that "Square Deal Juno, 1874, to Mr. J. N. Sanderson" Wright of grounds where Mr. Rice's present I have seen 16 to 20 pair of oxen make Koloa, I spent a years number of at home hard work to pull them out onto the Wild, Woolly and Inflexible in His Fight for the Right; Waihohonu, oar pretty plantation I spent very happy year hillside. It took a long time to clear But Tender and Almost Cowed 1y home. a in Lihue the Presence of the with, the Isenbergs; and often went this marsh and put it under cultivat- v n Woman lie Loves. Kauai with its many attractions That. U. riding on horse-bac- k with some of the ion. nee ere ten ij rightfully deserves the name of the young people. We often had picnics, is supposed that the marsh was 10th Chapter of "Garden Island," ' its residents are It Vm. S. PEARL WHITE especially ' when ' Mrs. Isenberg had once a trees, and destroyed HART certainly progressive, and deserve a forest of Square Deal Sanderson" visitors from Honolulu. by was Weekly News Up to great deal of credit. volcanic action; at least that An AKl'CPAFT eVfurp Date opinion of gentlemen who I saw many changes at nearly every Dora Isenberg and I sometimes on the a few Sunday had made an investigation of the place that I visited, beautiful gardens afternoons, together with W. every indication everywhere, valleys planted with H. Rice, her uncle, Wi O. Smith, and marsh,, which showed Mr. H. Dole groves of beautiful trees, and shrubs Geo. N. Wilcox, would ride over to of volcanic action. Geo. IB THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11 once wrote an on subject, and vines planted along the road- Koloa to attend foreign services at the article the which was published in one of the sides, even in front of fields of cane church presided over by Mr. Daniel f papers. the eye was greeted with these flower- Dole; he held services in the morning. Island ing vines and shrubs, conspicuous After church we would occasionally In 1872 Dr. Jared K. Smith and among them were the numerous ride up to- Waihohonu, the plantation Alfred H. Smith (sons of Dr. J. W. George Walsh shades of our beautiful hibiscus plants. house where the Bindts were staying, Smith) began planting cane on lands keeping Mr. I was very much taken - with the house for. J. N. Wright, near their old home under the firm -- IN- pretty park at Wahiawa, which I who was a bachelor; and in the even- name of A. H. Smith & Co., and the understand is the work of Mr. Walter ing enjoyed a ride home to Lihue by cane was ground by the Koloa Sugar moonlight. McBryde, he surely is an artist, i and Co. has shown a great deal of taste in It was during my stay with the Isen- Mr. Smith retired from the firm in "Luck and Pluck" laying out the grounds and planting bergs, that' I' first 'met 'Mr. --Wright. 1886 the planting was continued by the flowers and plants of all kinds, the Sometimes on Sunday afternoons he the remaining partner, with Mr. J. A story full of speed and action. One of George Walsh's fern baskets too are beautiful, and add would ride over with Mr. Otto Isen- K. Farley as manager. best pictures. to the beauty of the park. berg, brother of Mr. Paul Isenberg, to At the death of Dr. Jared Smith in Nawiliwill over 70 years ago was make a call on the Isenberg family. 1896, the place was incorpc rated under 9th Episode of HAND a populous native settlement, which Koloa, about twelve miles beyond the name of the Koloa Agricultural "THE OF VENGEANCE" extended to the hills back of the Lihue, had for a number of years been Co., tho stock being owned chiefly by Weekly News-- Up to Date beach. a thriving community. Hon. A. S. Hartwell and Miss Juliett WSP Governor Kanoa lived where the In the year 1834 the Mission Station Smith ; Mr. Farley continued in charge present Court House stands. was established by Rev. Peter Gulick, of the planting. Near by was Kuhiau, the largest who was succeeded in 1842 by Rev. In 1882 Mr. Anton Cropp purchased FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12 "Heiau" or temple, on the Island, its Dr. J. W. Smith. The church building the interest of Mr. J. N. Wright in the Sister was Paukinl, and it stood on a at that time- - was an adobe one which Koloa plantation, and he assumed the Universal Feature Picture neck of rocks jutting out into the bay, was torn down many years ago and a management a part of which is still to be seen at wooden structure replacing it. It was at Koloa that experiments Second Chapter of "THE TIGER'S TRAIL" with Ruth Roland low tide Just south of the landing. Dr. Smith's old home, which had a were first made in silk culture by The mail road from the beach ran grass roof, was also demolished years Messrs. Peck & Tltcomb. In the Pathe Weekly - te up through the valley to the Llhue ago, and their old boarding achool early thirties a tract of about 30 mill. building has been remodled and is acres, back of the marsh lands, but H. A. Wideman lived in a grass now occupied by Mr. J. K. Farley. nearer the Llhue road, was obtained house on the site now known as Grove Dr. J. W. Smith was the only physi- for the purpose, and native mulberry SATURDAY, DECEMCER 13 Farm; he was at one time sheriff of cian on the Island at that time, and trees were planted; a small hill in the Kauai. Later Mr. George Wilcox his field for practice included the back of this land is still known as bought the place, and started cultivat- whole of Kauai; later he became Mauna Kilika (silk mountain). The ing cane which was ground at Lihue Government physician.. industry vas quite srccessful at the mill. In 1857 Rev. Daniel Dole, who had start, which encouraged the promoters Ethel Clayton Hon. Jacob Hardy was Circuit been the president of Punahou college, of the enterprise to introduce other Judge and lived at Malumalu. He held moved to Koloa and opened a private varieties of mulberry; later, however, a commission as acting Governor of school for white children. He bought the trees became badly blighted and -- IN- the Island at time. Near him ten acres of Mission land from Dr. J. were also tho prey of spiders and other that C I. lived Lieut. Wm. Reynolds, afterwards W. Smith, and on this he erected his pests; these with the strong winds V Admiral in charge of the Asiatic dwelling house. His school house was proved a Serious obstacle to success, "Men, Women and Money" Squadron, whose health had been d a frame building and stood near his and after a severe Kona storm which: hi by hardships endured in the home; his pupils came from all parts badly damaged the grove, the industry She met men of all kinds and learned to trust none of them. Antarctic expedition under Commodore of the group. It was Judge was abandoned; Mr. Tit-com- b here that but later She learned the Wilkes. Sanford B. Dole spent his early boy- experimented again with silk truth worth of women and tho true meaning It was during the residence of Lieut. hood. culture in Hanalei Valley, but after a of money. Playing the part of the daughter of meager means Wm. Reynolds in Lihue, that the first Sugar cane was first planted in time was met with the same obstacles who insists on her making her way in society. steps towards annexation were made; Koloa by a Chinaman, and the cane which discouraged the business in v i old Dr. Judd of Honolulu, was one of was ground by small stone roller mills Koloa. ETHEL CLAYTON 15th Chapter The of "The the first movers in the annexation which were imported from China; One enterprising young man in Brass Bullet" rt'Men.Vomen and Money scheme, others joined in the propo- some of these rollers were still in ex- Koloa, with evidently no knowledge V Weekly News sition, and the Lihue people became istence a few years ago. The cane of agriculture undertook the cultivat- interested, and Mrs. Wm. Reynolds, land was ploughed by natives as cattle ion of beans. All was well and the 4 -

Mrs. W.. H. Rice, and . Mrs. James were not obtainable at that time. The beans grew beautifully, but to the Marshall, made the large silk Ameri- first mill site was situated on a piece amazement of the young planter his SUNDAY, DECMBER 14 can flag ready to hoist on the flag of land not far from Dr. Smith's resi- beans appeared above the ground on pole which stood in the Court yard, If dence, and was worked by water a stalk or young unopened leaf; some- annexation was declared, but the power. Sugar was made in a very thing was wrong in his opinion, so he Bcheme proved unsuccessful, and was crude manner and put up in mat bags, pulled up all these stalks, and planted EDDIE POLO not revived again until the last revo- imported from China. his beans in the ground once more. Of in lution. The cane planting interests were course they never grew again; he was The early records of the Lihue Plan- afterwards carried on by Messrs. Ladd Joked very often about his beans, and tation show that in 1854, Messrs. H. & Co., in the year 1835. It was finally for many years was known by the old of L. Lee, C. "Billy Lure Pierce, Wm. Parke, consolidated one "The Wm. under ownership and kamalnas as Bean." the Circus" Edwin O. Hall, C. R. Bishop, C. W. a mill was built in 1842 on the new The Spouting Horn is one of the Austin, W. H. Rice, J. B. Marshall, site, opposite where later stood the sights of Koloa, and visitors should not THE GREATEST SERIAL FILM EVER SHOWN and Asher B. Bates formed a store and postoffice. miss seeing it This natural wonder In 18 thrilling Weekly Episodes under the name of Henry A. Dr. R. W. Wood, a gentleman from consists of a lava ledge jutting out of Daring, Dashing, Fearless Eddie Polo tho Premier Thrill Maker of the Universe Pierce & Co. Boston, purchased the plantation from the sea. Under this ledge a cavern has surpassed chance-take- r. amazing a r Mr. W. H. Rice was the first man-ae- Messrs. Ladd & Co., somewhere in the has been formed by the action of the his own record as in this supreme Serial Production. Never in the his- The mill stood on the present site, latter part of the forties. He did not waves, and at the rear of the cavern tory of the people-'- s enteitainment have so many hairbreadth and death-defyin- g "stunts" leen but was run by water power; the first remain very long in Koloa, but resided Ib an outlet at the top about three in a single picture. See the fascinating drama of love and life, staged under the flaming crop amounted to 120 tons of sugar. in Honolulu, and the plantation was feet in diameter. As the waves dash banners of the spreading Big Tops. The plantation store stood near the managed by Mr. Samuel Burbank ashore the water is forced through the site of the present manager's residence (father of Miss Mary Burbank of Hono- opening to a height of about 75 feet Bryant in on the road to Koloa, and it was con- lulu), from 1851 to 1957, when he took more or less, according to the force of Washburn "A Very Good Young Man" ducted by Mr. S. T. Alexander. ill and died; his nephew, John Bur- the waves; it spouts up with a roar Full of laughter. Dou't fail to see this Washburn's great picture. In front of the store was a large bank, then became the manager, and that can be heard above the noise of s open space surrounded by a grove of later Mr. Geo. H. Dole was manager. the sea. Tho native name for the Weekly News Up Ta Date koa and kukui trees (a few of which Dr. Wood did not remain many Spouting Horn is Puhl (a blowing). still remain relics of days gone by); years in the Islands, but returned to Koloa was a port of entry, and in the under the shade of these old trees, Boston. A few years later he offered years gone by when the whaling fleet vegetables generally re Mr. Wright, natives from all parts of the Island the plantation for sale through his visited the Islands before going North, The vevi?8 before buying into the nor of Kauai by King Kalakaua, his congregated on Saturday afternoons, agents, H. Hackfeld & Co. They offer- they would make their last stop at niained In port about a week or ten the plantation, had kept a country residence was in Koloa, on the road bringing products of all kinds for sale. ed to sell to Mr. Paul Isenberg on this port for some of their supplies. days so as to enable them to take in store which was situated just across to the beach landing. His family re- Mr. Paul Isenberg, who married very reasonable terms. Mr. Isenberg Mr. George Charman, an old resident all their supplies. from the old sugar mill site on the mained all the time at their home, but Maria Rice, on the death of her father, sent for Mr. Wright and offered to who was in the wood business, sup- Mr. J. N. Wright was port collector turn of the government road to Lihue, the Governor spent a good part of W. H. Rice, succeeded to the manage- take him in as partner, and he to be plied the ships with fire wood suff- tor several years, and always invited and during this time was postmaster his time in Kapaa, where he had un- ment of the plantation by bis indom- manager. After considering the offer icient to last until their return from the Captains while in port, to spend for Koloa. When he bought info the dertaken to plant cane on shares for itable will and energy, and by his Mr. Wright said he would accept if he the North. The plantation furnished their nights on shore with us. Several plantation, he sold the store to Mr. the plantation, but he was unsuccess- perseverance and example, not only would also take Mr. Adolf Haneberg them with beef cattle and sheep; the of the captains were accompan- Frank Bindt, who also became post- ful, and after his failure, left the Island pulled Lihue plantation through diff- in as partner; the latter gentleman to natives came from all around the dis- ied by their wives, who were pleased master; later he sold to a Mr. Stretz, with his family and returned to Hono- iculties of extraordinary success, but be the sugar boiler. Mr. Isenberg was trict with other supplies, such as to be able to stay on shore while the a retired Honolulu druggist. lulu. he Inspired his neighbors wjjh pluck to be half owner, and Mr. Wright and pigs, cii.ckcr.s, egeis, tweet potatoes, vessels were taking in supplies tor the Mr. John Hush, somewhere in the King Kalakaua and Queen Kapiolanl to plod on to a successful iosue against I Mr. Hanaberg each to have one fourth squashes, cnions, cubages and other voyage. early seventies, was appointed Gover (Continued on page 8) 4 THE GARDEN ISLAND, TUESDAY, DEC. 9. 1919

- - THE GARDEN ISLAND t T HAWAIIAN VIEWS Issued Every Tuesday Christmas Gifts KENNETH C. HOTTER Managing Editor FOR CHRISTMAS TUESDAY DEC. 9 FROM Pictures of Hawaii will be most acceptable gifts to your friends in the states THE VALVE OF ion is to he deplore!, not only A LOCAL JfAiYA' f,.om the employer point'of view Takk Kodak Phttrks OK Yol U Sl KHOl SMNOS A bank of any kind is an asset but also from the labor point of Wall & Dougherty Ltd. your .11 ,,u o onnvoi.iniw.p tn n mm. view. xi is nut n.c uuic i rui Send us . 8 hours a day when you could Developing financed in Jewelers and Silversmiths munitv. A bank which is A 4..wi.:- - .... HONOLULU Printing locally, wnu a uoaru oi iocai uir- - js not the t,me t() be wail(iering Enlarging ectors, and run in the interest of looking for another job, or about Diamonds Jewelry, and be assured of move perfect results. We prominent- - to escape one. This is the Watches the local community, is trying have a splendid selection of Hawaiian Art get in and make the most t ly a valuable asset, and a boon to time to Stationery, Silverware Calendars and Views. anv community. And this is so of the prosperity that will not i lay by as Careful Attention to mail orders in ways that do not appear at first Inst forever, and to t sight. much as possible for the rainy The man who lias put his money day that may be coming. Honolulu Photo Supply Co. Not yet have the old time foun Mail orders given prompt attention into the local bank is identified KODAKS FILMS - FINISHING - FRAMING of prosperity and mde- - with the welfare and prosperity dations 105'J Fort St. Honolulu and of the local community, as the iiptiilencp been undermined - iuppp onlooker can never bc His upwt, and these are paueme, ui- to discard interests are bound un with the dustry and thrift, and Goods sent on memorandum to reliable S poverty interests of the community; he them spells improvidence, wants every other man's business and disaster. parties -- ::- We Always Recommend to succeed, whatever it is, whether it be a homestead or a store, or a No Slight Intended chicken ranch or a garage. Every other man's success ministers to Let us reconstruct and repair your his, so he stands ready to wish The secretary of the Chamber of him well and to help him. Commerce is in receipt of a coin- - jewelry That nwin is loyal to the com- - munication from the office of the of War, which munitv. and is ready to "boost" Assistant Secretary - - t - - - for it. Fartherniore he is con refers to the action of the Cham- Double Cable Base servative, and steady and reliable, ber resenting the apparent impli- - oiirl rlnsifl set jurninst everv kind ration that we had been remiss I of Bolshevism and incendiary or and unpatriotic in the matter of 1 13y revolutionary tactics, because taking back employes returning VyiClCi V lVlcLll nvorv mnrt ' holdinc is in a sense from the service. The communi- - lL D he must try and reads as follows TIRES his holding, and cation protect it. There is not the slightest intent Our Mail Okder Department is excep- A complete stock of Rugged and Plain . . I And such a man is going to 0f any insinuation...... that the mem tionally well equipped to handle all your Drug Treads in all styles and sizes always on hand stay with the community and with uers of the Kauai Chamber of Coni-it- s and Toilet wants thoroughly and at once. ; of 50 enterprises ; he is anchored merce have been at all unpatriotic We will pay postage on all orders and there. it is exactly the reverse. This oflicc over, except the following: liaby Foods, Glassware The foot-loos- e man cau pull up wishes to reach such gentlemen, Mineral Waters, and get out without a care as to and send them the Government and articles of unusual weight and small McBRYDE STORE what becomes of the community citation, whicli is a document at- - value. Non-Mailabl- e: ACiEXTS KAUAI and the community iuterests ; but testing the fact that the recipient Alcohol, Strychnine, FOIl the man with any considerable has taken back all employees who Rat poisons, Iodine, Ant poison, Mer- interest in the local bank can't left to serve in the war cury Antiseptic Tablets, Lysol, Car- do that. He must siuk or swim To date we have issued more bolic Acid, Gasoline, Turpentine, Ben- with the community. than 50,000 of these certificates zine and all other poisonous or It will be an auspicious day for throughout the United States and articles. thiu Tulnml when we have a local its possessions, to many of the If your order is very heavy or contains much - 4 bank of our owu, finauced and largest corporations and individ liquid, we suggest that you have it sent by run by our own people and in our ual employers of labor that we freight. Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd. t every point have, and to small tradesmen and own interests. From HONOLULU and HILO nf vi.w it is nn enterimse to be others who have signified their favored. attitude in the matter. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd. I I am very sorry that you have "Service Every Second" Sugar Factors and Commission Merchants mrm rrir4vno op r a uni? luisunderstood our stand in me re w i.o nima. matter, and hope that you win The Rexal Store Box 426 Honolulu IMPORTERS OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE consider your decision. AVe should turn delivered to the planters now be very pleased to send these docu- - in session by the combined labor GENERAL HARDWARE -, to "'Plojers, not with fxLjLjLjL4.x4.t.jL1L.t Glassware , $1.2.- a day with bonus .Builders' Hardware Crockery Silverware 'tsl,HS 1ULrt lUllL Sporting Goods Fishing Tackle Fire-arm- s Ammunition 1,A ,l.imr frt ivioii ""V 1UI U 11 VlfiH I IIVU VJ 'VM . 1 . Safes Refrigerators I'lugs Flashlights .,..11' 8urk and 00 cents a day with bonus for A1 G them that the Government has Paints Varnishes Brushes Oils reuses women. The bonus to be payable TERRITORIAL MESSENGER SERVICE Harness Saddlery Hoofing Trunks Suit Cases more than a perfunctory apprecia for all and any time worked witli- - etc. etc. of kindness towards our imt tit its consecutive tion their .TAKES ORDERS FOR ALL KINDS OF ifrfiiff men character, or its proportion ,lf "ghting GROCERIES l'lease read this letter in the Fancy Lilies, Feed, full time, and to be payable on de- - Dry Cleaning and Laundry Work and Staple etc. spirit in which it is written, aid ' mand. there has never SEND BY PARCEL POST TO DRY GOODS Plantation men consider the 8 lest assured that been the slightest idea of attribut Shoes Toilet Supplies Stationery etc. etc. hour feature as being very object- 1112 UNION ST. HONOLULU ing to your good people anything ionable, since it will reduce the more than the highest motives of INSURANCE AGENTS amount of work done by just so of Compensation, patriotism. Writers Fire, Marine, Automobile und Miscellaneous much. Insurance Policies. Yours very truly, The allowance of bonus ou brok- IJ. L. FOSTER, en time will also be very detri- Send your Gowns to the Best Cleansers AGENTS FOR Colonel, Infantry, U. B. A Canadian-Australia- mental, as there will be very little n Iioyul Mail Steamship Line :o: in the Islands inducement for men to remain iu Upon application information will be cheerfully funiNhed in regard to any one place. The outcome will be Rainfall tor the Week of our lines in which you may he interested. that laborers will lead a nomadic Expert operators Prompt Service --4 4 - - hand-to-mout- h existence with no- thing to stimulate" them to thrift Following ia the rainfall for week 5 -- and industry. ending Sunday, Dec. 7th: FRENCH LAUNDRY Wainlha Intake 6.30 TT:T Power House 1.40 J. ABADIE, Prop. Honolulu. The wage demands of plantation Hanalei 5.18 labor as preferred to the Planters' Kilauea 6.30 meeting, are more reasonable than Kealia 4.00 4.73 we had reason to fear, and iu Llhue T 4.34 themselves are not so bad. But Koloa McBryde 6.10 the riders attached thereto are Makaweli 6.66 thoroughly vicious from the point Kekaba 4.75 ELEELE STORE of view of both employer and em- I. Prop. ploye. i& J. SILVA, MO nwrnipv can succeed with-1- 1 In this time of financial pros- - out aavcrtklng, therefore we perity it is to the interest of every eoKdt the peironejre of our reader ALWAYS LEADS IX LOWESTifPRICES OX (P- Tali Distributors I one to "make hay while the suu for those who by their edvertklng Kelp to neks this peper poiihle. shines." Anything that will limit Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, or cut into etlA iency and product- - TERRIT0RY HAWAU - - - ,-- t Mens Furnishings, Cigars and lL 0F f M' w Thousands of dollars are lost annually to investors thru Tobacco, Notions of all kinds. k ignorance. Do not be one of this lass Keep in touch with our 8tock & Hond Department, which will gladly f furnish complete information concerning either local t" t MAIN STORE, ELEELE, BRANCH, STORE foreign securities. t 72 t PHONE W. KALAHEO HOMESTEAD i Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd. Honolulu Read the Garden Island f -- -- 44 THE GARDEN ISLAND. TUESDAY. DEC. 9, 1919

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ! OF THE concrets wall NOTICE OF SALE OF at Eleele been completed and FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Meeting the has 11. 219 47' 918.4 feet to South GOVERNMENT LEASES of Supervisors Notice to Teachers TERRITORY OF HAWAII the painting and plumbing is now corner of Ka-eo'- JANUARY TERM, 1919. I Continued from page 1) kuleano. At 10 o'clock, A.M., Friday, January being done. THE TERRITORY OF HAWAII BY (L.C.A.5415:3) House, Walniea, Kauai, there will be A shipment of school desks were All successful teachers, like suc- LYMAN H. BIGELOVV, 12. 231 18'30"217.8 feet along Ka SUPERIN- sold at public auction under Section erimi' of Hawaii enclosing "Execu- received has been in the cessful physicians or other pro- TENDENT OF PUBLIC WOUKt:, eo's seawall. and stored 380 of the Revised Laws of 1915, tive Order Xo. l!l," also a blue- fessional people, keep e Plaintiff & Petitioner 13. 199 32' 257.5 feet to an lion County warehouse at Lihue. by general leases to the following describ- reading professional publica- v. bolt marking print of llie Puuknpele Park, in K. T. MIDDLETON. tions. HENRY Southwest ed Government Lands: WATERHOUSE TRUST the Waimea, was received and the Here are it few educational pub COMPANY, LIMITED, corner of the I'pon the motion of Mr. Me TRUSTEES WAIMEA VALLEY LOTS: clerk was instructed to acknowl- lications that teachers will find to UNDER THE WILL Lihue Planta- ten-cou- rt AND OF THE Upset Rental Hryde, seconded by Mr. Uet be of great value and interest: ESTATE OF KALEIPUA KANOA, tion's wharf edge the receipt thereof ami to Lot No. Area Per Annum the road authorities in gricultural Student LIHUE PLANTATION CO. LTD., Q. lot. Jr., 14 5.14 Acres $103.00 express the sincere appreciation American Education N. WILCOX, MRS. ELIZA HOLT. 14. 217' 17'30"110.0 feet. each district of the Count v were 33 3C260 Square Feet 17.00 American Journal of Education S. K. KAEO, JOHN DOE, 15. 313 17'30" 21.3 feet along re- - of the Hoard for this gracious act. MARY 25 12S70 " 6.00 permitted to proceed, during the American Journal of Mathematics 1 DOE, AND RICHARD ROE, Un- ma n d e r of I'e- - 23 24430 " 11.00 Tliet following Financial current month, with merican Mathematical Monthly known owners and said lot. the necessary claimants. 56 15.0 312.00 American Physical Education Key. - Acres ports were received and referred Defendants & 16. 10" 20' 121.0 feet along re- work for repairing and cleaning Respondents. 59 4.2 " 84.00 1ncr1cnn School ma i n d e r of o Mr. T. P.randt for advise.: (1) TERM SUMMONS 62 3.7 " 74.00 the roads, but the total expendi- American Schaal Master said lot. THE TERRITORY OF HAWAII TO 60 7.6 " 114.00 Treasurer's and Auditor's Ueport mcrican School Hoard Journal 17. 307 17'30" 94.0 feet along re tures however, shall not exceed THE HIGH SHERIFF OF 77 2.0 " 30.00 Current Events THE i n for October, 1!)1!; Joint Ueport in a d e r of " the sum of Six Hundred dollars TERRITORY OF HAWAII, OR HIS r 61 7.5 113.00 Educational Administration and said lot to for the same mouth ; DEPUTY, THE SHERIFF OF llli: 63 17.1 " 257.00 (:) Auditor's (?HMUM. Supervision mark " Exchange COUNTY OF KAUAI, OR HIS - 71 5.9 89.00 Trial Ualance and of Educational 18. 50 04' 260.2 feet along low- Statement Mr. Menefoglio moved for a per DEPUTY. 64 9.5 " 143.00 Educational IJeview water mark. outstanding Warrants for Oct You are 65 '31.0 " 465.00 mission for the authorities of the Educator Journal commanded to summon 19. 51 18'30"217.8 feet uloug low Henry Waterhouse Trust Company, 67 19.1 " 2S7.00 ober; Treasurer's Ueport for Nov Samuel Mahelona Memorial Hos- High School Quarterly water mark. " Historical Outlook Limited, Trustees r 68 11.2 168.00 under the Will and 20. 30" 47' 87.7 feet along ember; Auditor's Statement of pital to take for its present uses Ll-hu- " of the Estate of Kalcipua Kanoa, e 6!) , 7.9 119.00 Journal of Education mark. Receipts and I a few yards of crushed rock from Plantation Co., Ltd., O. N. Wilcox, 70 4.6 " 60.00 Mshurscmcnts, also Journal of Hygiene 21. 31 06' 284.8 feet along low heaps at present lying on the side School Hulletin Mrs. Eliza Holt, S. K. Kaeo, John Doe, water mark. Term of leases, 10 years from Jan- Statement of Appropriations for Mary Doe, and Richard Roe, unknown uary 10th, of the belt road at Ka pa hulu. School News and Practical Edu- 22. 40 45' 550.0 feet along edge 1920. November and December; and the cator owners and claimants, defendants and semi-annuall- y Wailua. ami being seconded by of coral lodge Rentals payable in Deputy Hank Examiner's Keport School Review respondents, in case they shall file a at low water advance. Mr. Pettencourt Jr., Ihe motion written answer within twenty days of the liuancial condition of the School Science ami Math. mark. (At 1S4 The purchasers shall pay the costs was carried unanimouslv. Teacher's after service hereof, to be and sppear Count v of 'M, 1!)19. Journal feet this line of avertising and other charges in con- as .lune 15y life before the said Circuit Court the. unanimous vole County Teacher's Monographs at crosses over v. nection with the preparation of the Uids for the furnishing of build term thereof pending, immediate after 1'oad Engineer was given full au- Normal Instructor I'rim. Plans concrete pier.) leases. ing material for a four-roo- Make up your list from these the expiration of twenty (20) days 23. 34 12'30"125.4 feet along edge thority to give the Lihue school For maps and further information, : and we will secure them for you after service hereof. PROVIDED, teachers' cottage at Hanalei Two cottage the necessary of coral ledge apply at the office of the sub agent, repairs it much cheaper than you can get HOWEVER, if no term be pending at water were received and these came from at low Mr. G. W. Sahr, Lihue, Kauai, or at needed. them from the publishers direct. such time, then to be and appear be- llen & Kobinson, and Lew- - mark. of of Pub- Ltd., At 12:4.1 p.m. fore the said Circuit Court at the the office the Commissioner the meeting ad 24. 25 32' 144.5 feet along edge lic Lands, Capitol Building, Honolulu, ers & Cooke, Ltd., both of Hono THE next succeeding term thereof, towit, lodge journed to meet again at the call of coral T. H. lulu. The bids were to K. C. HOPPER NEWS AGENCY the January 1920 term to be holden referred of the chair. at low water - C. N. BAILEY, at Lihue, County of Kauai in the sec Mr. Middleton, Acting County mark. Commissioner of Public Lands. LI HUE, KAUAI ond Wednesday of January next at 25. 4 Koad Engineer, and who later on Miss Marie 49' 104.8 feet along the Dated at Honolulu, Pavne has left with Tel. 22 L. P. O. Box II ten o'clock A. M., to show cause in his on the advised the (Jarden a shore line at 3rd, 1919. report matter Island number of Ha- December why the claim of the Territory of low water - excellent books to be sol 1 ri mark Dec. 9, 1G, 23, 30. Jan. 5. the acceptance of the bid of Lew- at If yon have anything to sell, or waii, by Lyman H. Bigelow, Superin- diculously low prices, 26. 45 02' 140.4 feet along the ers & Cook, Ltd., as being the low anion" there is something you want, put tendent of Public Works, Plaintiff and shore line at which is a set of Teachers' Cyclo- est. The advise was unanimously a notice in Is- Petitioner, should not be awarded to low water mark NOTICE OF SALE OF pedia, in 8 volumes, and works of little the Garden it pursuant to the tenor of this annex 27. 65 45' 140.7 feet along the GOVERNMENT LEASES accepted by the Hoard. fiction by prominent authors. The land, and you will get results. It ed complaint, and have you then and shore line at The request (IM74; of S. E. books may be seen at this ollice. does not cost much. there this writ with a full return of low water mark. At 10 o'clock, A.M., Friday, January Lucas for the improvement of the your proceedings thereon. 28. 60 21' 691.0 along feet the 9th, 1920, at the front door of the Court Kapan water pipeline from which WITNESS, the Honorable Presiding shore lino at 9th, 1920, at the front door of the Court Judge of the Circuit Court of the he obtains water for his domestic low water mark. House, Waimea, Kauai, there will be Dealers in General Merchandise Judicial Circuit, at Lihue afore 159.4 purposes was referred to the Act Fifth 29. 38 53'30" feet along the sold at public auction under Section said, this 8lh day of September, A. D. ing County J'or investi American shore line at 3S0 of the Revised Laws of 1915, Engineer Factors Paints 1919. low water mark. general loases to the following describ gation and report. AmFac Red Label Coffee (Sgd.) J. A. THOMPSON, 30. 29 00' 234.9 feet along the The 752) of Territory of ed Government Lands: report (PI the Yale Locks & Hardware Clerk Supreme Court shore line at Upset Ex Officio Clerk Circuit " County Uoad Supervisor for the Hawaii, and low water mark. Rental month of November, P.) P.I, was re Court 5th Circuit. 31. 97 21' 227.0 feet along the Per COUNTY OF KAUAI, shore line at ceived and ordered placed on tile ' Lot No. Area (Acres) Annum 83. low 1 watermark. 1 22.1 $442.00 It is in substance as follows: TERRITORY OF HAWAII J 32. 65 17' 117.6 feet along the 2 10.7 214.00 WAIMEA DISTIMCT The WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS I, JOSEPH ANDRE SOUSA, Clerk shore line at 3 6.7 134.00 of the Circuit Couit of the Fifth Judi- crusher and outfit at Mana worked low water mark. 4 1.1 22.00 cial Circuit, Territory of Hawaii, do 33. 69 10'30"547.2 along 10 days during the last month; feet the 5 3.0 00.00 hereby certify that the foregoing is a shore lino at 6 1.1 22.00 the whole work was closed down full, true, and correct copy of the mark. low water 7 4.1 82.00 on the tith. original summons in the case of the 34. 26 45' 121.7 feet along the 8 2.5 50.00 Koad patching work was carried TERRITORY OF HAWAII V. HENRY shore line at 9 7.8 156.00 WATERHOUSE TRUST COMPANY, low water mark. on during the tirst part of the 10 13.1 2G2.00 Better LTD., ai, as the same appears of 35. 355 23' 291.8 along the month. et feet 11 2.0 40.00 record and on file in the office of the shore line at Kala 12 6.6 132.00 KOLOA DISTIMCT At ger said Court. low mark performance-lon- clerk of water 13 6.0 120.00 Iieo the work on the Homestead I further certify that the petition 36. 333 42' 1125.5 feet along the 14 1.0 20.00 road was carried on and the mac herein Drays the condenmatlon for shore line at 15 0.7 14.00 be life public rights-of-wa- y and ware low water mark. adamizing will soon completed use for 16 0.4 8.00 for the Nawiliwili Harbor 37. 327 17' 331.0 feet along the up to the Vierra lot. Correct lubrication with house sites 17 1.0 20.00 projects, of the following described shore line at Zerolene will mean better 18 1.0 20.00 Patching and sanding the roads and appurtenances situate low water mark. performance and longer lands its 19 1.7 34.00 in the district was done during at Nawiliwili, Island and County of 38. 298 04'30"324.0 feet along the life for your car, 20 3.9 7S.00 the tirst of month. Territory of Hawaii, towit: shore line at the Kauai, 21 4.5 90.00 Zerolene is the product "Beginning a cut in a large low water mark Some work was done on the at 22 5.9 11S.00 of the combined resources, Low Water mark, near 39. 275 50' 462.4 feet along the Lawai mnukn road. boulder at 23 2.6 52.00 experience and equipment Point", coordinates shore line at "Carter's the 24 6.5 130.00 LIIIPE DISTRICT Huleia of the Standard Oil Com- point of beginning referr low water mark of said 25 4.3 8G.00 Hridge: The work on finishing the pany. ed to the Government Triangula-tlo- n 40. 267 40'30"606.2 feet along the 20 8.1 1G2.00 surface of the road way on the By exhaustive study and Station "Nawiliwili" being shore line at ' 27 9.3 1SG.00 actual tests Standard 4197.3 feet South and 2105.6 feet low water mark, bridge and approaches was coin the 2S 1.7 34.00 Oil Company running thence by true 41. 260 52' 809.5 along the pleted and all lumber, etc. from Board of East, and feet 29 1.6 32.00 shore line at Lubrication Engineers has azimuths: 30 2.2 ' 44.00 the forms were brought to the 1. 81 27' 4147.0 feet to a rock low water mark determined the correct 31 2.0 40.00 County lot. marked by 42. 250 53'30"223.0 feet along the consistency of Zerolene 32 3.9 78.00 School New f J rounds and pile of shore line at Lihue lor your make ot automo- 33 3.4 68.00 stones, (From low watermark. The work of planting grass on the bile. Their recommenda- 34 3.1 G2.00 point the 43. 267 43'30"480.8 feet along the new school site was continued tions are available for you this 35 1.2 24.00 Triangulatlon shore line at in the Zerolene Correct 36 2.6 52.00 through the month. Station "Na low water mark Lubrication Charts. There 37 8.7 174.00 Wailua Homesteads' Uoads wiliwili" bears 44. 239 28' 146.9 feet along the is a chart for each make 38 3.5 70.00 on 'the erection N. 22 29' 30 shore line at Work roads and lof car. Get one for your 39 4.0 80.00 E) low water mark, of Opaikaa bridge continued. The Far. At your dealer's or f 40 1.6 32.00 2. 156s 50' 2031.0 feet, crossing 45. 267 31' 516.4 feet along the roadway up Puu-Pil- hill has tour nearest station. 41 1.7 34.00 v the Huleia riv shore line at COMPANY 42 4.7 94.00 been completed. The bridge over STANDARD OIL er to a con- low water mark .(CalifgcnU). 43 2.7 54.00 the Opaikaa stream has been riv post 46. 276 30' 172.2 feet along the crete 44 1.1 22.00 con- marking the shore line at eted and form work for the 45 3.7 74.00 Southeast cor- low water mark. crete lioor will soon begin. j4fyadefir each type ofotgine 4G 13.8 276.00 of the 47. 291 03' 230.8 feet along the KAWAIHAU DISTIMCT The ner 2.1 42.00 Reser shore line ut 47 48 0.5 10.00 work of asphalting the road was vation. low water mark 49 6.6 132.00 continued through the Nth, at 3. 238' 31' 145.8 feet to a peg on to point of be- 50 4.2 84 00 had the Northwest ginning which time the spreading 51 2.0 40.00 side of main Containing an readied a point near the top of THE GARDEN ISLAND PUBLISHING CO., LTD. 52 0.2 5.00 road. area of 43.41 the hill at the Kealia Hospital. Term of leases, 10 years from Jan- Up-To-Da- te Bookbinders of 4. 205 29' 503.0 feet along the acres, more or Koad was done during! Printers, and Publishers uary 10th, 1920. patching West side of less. the tirst part of the month. any in or Rentals payable semi-annuall- in road to beni All persons having interest grass ISLAND In fence at claim to the land and its appurten advance. Harrowing and planting THE GARDEN gateway to ances sought to be condemned, are The purchasers shall pay the costs on ihe new grounds in front of A Weekly Newspaper Issued TiKs'davs. Kaiwi's. hereby warned that unless they ap- - of avertising and other charges in con- Kapaa school was continued. as Second-clas- s 5. 253 18' 985.9 feet. near at the said Circuit Court at nection with the preparation of the HANALEI DISTIMCT Hana- Entered at the I'ostoffice at Lihue, Hawaii, Matter. 201.6 along tne Lihue, Island and County of Kauai, 6. 214' 15' feet leases. lei Landing: Stone breaking was Subscription Rates: Per Year, $2.50 upper edge of Territory of Hawaii, on or before For maps and further information, slopped on the (th, but the work pall the 16th day of January, A. D. 1920, agent. Six Months, 1.50 apply at the office of the sub of hauling the broken stone across 7. 243' 40'30"299.7 feet along the they' will be forever barred from Mr. G. W. Snhr, Lihue, Kauai, or at Three Months. 1.00 the upper edge contesting said petition or any judg office of Pub the river was carried on. Subscriptions Payable in Advance. " the of the Commissioner of pall ment thereon. lic Lands. Capitol Building, Honolulu, Lnmaliiti Itridge: This bridge - I Advertising on 8. 236 13' 412.6 feet along the IN JVITNESS WHEREOF, have T. II. was repaired ; 5 piles being driven, Space Rates Annual Contracts. 75 cents per upper edge of hereunto set my hand and affixed the C. N. BAILEY, one at each floor beam under the Inch per Month. pali seal of said Circuit Court this 13th Commissioner of Public Lands. along September, A. D. 1919. downstream truss. 9. 226 29'30"206.8 feet the day of Dated at Honolulu, K. C. HOPPER, Business Manager upper edge of SEAL December 3rd, 1919. SCHOOLS The carpenter pali (Sgd.) JOSEPH ANDRE SOUSA, Dec. 9, 16, 23, 30. Jan. 5. work on the teachers' new cottage 10. 208 13' 391.3 feet to bend In Clerk. THE GARDEN ISLAND. TUESDAY, DEC .X 1919 1 I A Bartender on f FINEST RENT CARS ON KAUAI Booze i Big, New and Comfortable The place to look for first-han- d Cole Eights make regular trips up nformation, and reliable informa Our tion, is naturally in the business. Polished Woods Waimea Canyon. Let us take you up. The Literary Digest has recently Hawaiian published the experiences aud con clusions of a New York bartender novelties, of large experience, Worked into many useful on We make a specialty of the which points out, and drives home, some very hand. A big assortment from which to EXPRESS BUSINESS important facts about drinking and the liquor business. select. Light and Heavy Hauling To begin with her was iu a posi Give us your Baggage Checks and Bills of tion to make intelligent observa Lading and we will do the rest tion of his patrons, because he didu't drink himself. "The bar teuder," he says, "can't drink, be cause the proper discharge of his Kimonos Without Drivers Rented by the Day. Ford Cars exacting duties requires a cool colors and designs. head, a clear eye, and a steady In various hand." We knew that a surtreon ought not to, but we didn't know Night We are at Your Service Day or that they were bo particular about bartenders. lie declares most emphatically Fancy Stationery and Books that men drink solely and purely GOMEZ GARAGE for the alcohol that the drink con tains. "There is one reason, and Nawiliwili Hanapepe only one, I found, why men drink 492 L PHONES - 237W I have heard men speculate on the shadings of color and 'creaminess TOYS of beer; I have heard the virtues of juleps argued against those of rickeys ; I have seen wine drinkers hold up a glass to the light aud Shop Early go into delights over its color and odor. But don't fool yourself that a man drank whiskey or gin be cause a certain brand offered some mysterious piquancy or flavor, uon't fool yourselr tnat men drank wine for the color, or beer for the creaminess, or juleps for the mint, or rickeys for the lime juice. Men drank for the alcohol C.B. HOFGAARD 8 CO.. LTD. in the drink and for no other reason." It is because a man wants the alcohol, and that his stomach re bels against it, that the bartender has to fix it up, and disguise it so' that a man can drink it. Most men begin on beer, uad then comes a day when they want more alco hoi, and go to whiskey, to distilled spirits, giu or rum with their fer- The Com- higher percentages of alcohol better. It should be made of Hawaiian Canneries pany is erecting a new camp at Nature wouldn't stand for wins mented infusions of malt flavored with hops, and then should Moloaa to house additional labor- From key at the start and had to bi it ers needed to cultivate the large t Dinnerware months to or "eased in." Five percent is all that stand three "lager," area of pines recently planted for common of 1 it would stand at first, but would mellow. But the run the l'J21 crop. Open Stock American beer won't stand this finally go thirty-fiv- e per cent. mellowing putrifies. To pre- you have anything to sell, or The adulteration of booze natur- it If You can buy one piece oi Crtlf hi Mil IcktSMf Itaii vent this the brewers add arsen-iou- s there is something you want, put ally conies in for extended notice t dinnerware at the same price acid, or salicylic acid, which a little notice in the Garden Is- at the hands of this experienced land, and you will get results. it would cost in a 100 piect when used a long time does It set. open stock observer. Genuine Scotch has a latter does not cost much. Thus with Silva's Toggery, Honolulu. more harm to the kidneys and dinnerware the problem ol tang of smoke in its flavor, from liver than booze ever did. replacement is solved. i 4 ' the peat with which it is made. In Miss Marie Payne has left with There is no such thing, he de- the Garden Island a number of You can set a the very best brands is elimin- start with it clares, as a "moderate drinker;" excellent books to be sold at ri- few pieces and then add to average ated. The "bar scotch," month by month and year by year diculously low prices, among f them from time to time as

high-spee- being homemade, is very far from a man takes more and more. The which is a set of Teachers' Cyclo- your needs remand or For d, heavy duty machines you will find youi any peat, so creosote is added to man who can "take a drink and pedia, in 8 volumes, and works of c purse permits. give it the required taste. Most let it alone" is so very rare that fiction by prominent authors. The Sample plates for selection MAGNOLIA METAL he is an anomaly. books may be seen at this office. of the Scotch sold in America is t sent at your expense Standard Babbitt of the World "fake." Fifty patterns to choose fron lie relates how the salesman at will show lowest of friction and longest wearing came qualities under heavy pressure. round with his samples; KAPAIA GARAGE poured out a small glass, which W.W.Dimond&Co.,Ltd Used in thousands of.plants where speeds are high and his employer tasted. "That Scotch ( "Th House of Housewares' duty severe, running as high as 5000 r. p. in. It is not un- 1 63-6- 5 King Street Honolulu is fine! Where did you get it?" Automobile Repairing and Machine Work common for a Magnolia-line- d bearing to run 20 years and longer. The salesman smiled, and quoted him a price so low that it made STORAGE BATTERIES REPAIRED AND RECnARQED WRITE US FOR FULL PARTICULARS. the employer gasp. how can "But VULCANISING F. MORGAN you afford to sell such goods so JAS. cheap?" The salesman grinned. Catton, Neill 258 ...... O. Box 236 & Co., Ltd. "That stuff is wood alcohol. Its Telephone L P. Queen and Alakea Sts. Co. Honolulu tastes, colors and flavors were fix- Ltd. ed up by our head chemist Great, Stocks, Bonds, hey?" There are wine fakers loo. "How The last word in Real Estate and Insurance The on earth do you manage to sell NO. 125131 MERCHANT vST. your wines so cheap?" "Oh, that's K. C. Hopper News Agency easy," replied the dealer, "We've P. O. Box No 594 Honolulu got some chemists who are wond- Lihue, Kauai Novelty Low Shoes t f ers. They take a little cheap Cali- JEWELERS fornia wine, some water, some Subscriptions received for They are just received from the factory and are the prettiest vinegar, and potato alcohol, and we have seen for a long time. Made with turn soles, Magazines, Newspapers and Periodicals turn out as nice a bottle of claret shoes that long narrow toes and slender French heels. as you would want to see." EVERYTHING IN THH from,, all parts of the world. i Brandy is faked by using wood Buckles of different designs to suit the individual taste. Silver and Gold Line, alcohol as a base, adding a silent Rich Cut Glass and spirit aud ether, and coloring and Black Satin :..?8.50 to $12.50 Art Goods. AH Languages sweetening with caramel. Cord White Satin 10.00 Merchandise of the Foreign and Domestic ials are faked too. All the mixer Silver Cloth . 12.50 SEest Quality Only. does is to line up his bottles of White Kid 12.50 to 15.00 benzoic acid, benzoic etjier, acetic Black Suede 15.00 acid and ether and glycerine. A H.F.W1CHMAN&C0.,LD. Patronize Home Industry and Save Money little of each on a basis of wood alcohol or potato alcohol, and a Manufactures Shoe Store Leading Jewelers. few drops of cochineal and there 1051 Fort Street, Honolulu, T. K P. O. Box 342 is your cherry brandy. ill Honolulu Read the Garden Island Even beer, we are told, is no - - - :i

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on the baBtt of regular attendance. get the children to come. They have i 2 Church Reminiscences Some of the more faithful ones went been eager to come, and have appar- away fairly loaded down with gifts; ently enjoyed it very much. And I of Twenty Years and when, as in one case, there was a believe fliey have got a great deal out family of these, they needed help to of it. A large proportion of the church get them away, and they took it all membership has come out of the Sun- By REV. J, M. LYDOATE a a matter of course, in the most day School in spite of the fact that solid unresponsiven way if the King- Iney years under- (Continued when reached of from last week) dom of Ood had been handed to them standing they mostly went away to Sometimes this was accompanied by they wouldn't have batted an eye or school. a sale for the benefit of the cause shown a sign of response. The Community Library which was generally the church or This play was given in more recent The library was" started In 1900, and the library, and there was always times, more than once, and by special during all these years has ministered music and refreshments. In the early request. in a very salutary way to the Intelli- days these were held at the old court The social hall was built in 1905, gence and enjoyment of the commun- house, now the high school, which and after that it was much easier to ity. For years we delivered the books was surprisingly transformed for the give entertainments of that kind but from house to house every two weeks, occasion by means of lace curtains none have ever been more successful all for a membership fee of a dollar a at the windows. The net returns than those of the old court house. year. With the great increase of mag- generally ran to somewhere about Among those given at the Hall the azines and the entrance Into the field $100, fifty cents being charged for most ambitious and original were of the Library of Hawaii our books admission. In addition to the finan- Joseph and His Brethren, and Mary have fallen into disuse. cial outcome, It was a stimulus along Queen of Scotts in both of which the We have, however, a really fine col- the lines of the work shown, and was costumes were most elaborate and lection of books which might meet the KAUAI'S EMPORIUM a most enjoyable social event where effective, and the rendering very well needs of the community and which people from all over the Island met done. should be used. What is needed is a in easy sociable way. Serenades for Charity competent librarian to take care of Occasional Plays Another means of helping out some them, and means of circulating them Every once In a while, as some needy cause was the serenade. I through the community. needy cause required we had plays, would gather up a band of Hawaiian Time fails me, and your patience as Holiday Specialties one of the earliest being Howell's singers, from Ko!oa . a rale, and we well, to tell of many other things. would tour the community after the The big church conventions;- the "Mousetrap," which was very success- wi: ha vi-- in oru ful. The difficulty was always to get familiar manner of the Christmas branch church organizations at Eleele men for their parts. So in despera- and pass the hat at tho end. and Kilauea; the long horseback and tion we were driven to plays without The cause waB always a good one, the carriage rides to and fro, sometimes Dry Goods Department men. singing wasn't bad, and people were far into the night over almost im- One of these was "Six Cups of Cho- always generous. Of course, we knew passible roads; the little afternoon 48 colate" by six young ladles. Some- where to go! By this means we prayer meetings in the library room; Hawaiian times the entertainment was of a could realize as much as $250 in a the helpful and inspiring passion tide varied nature partly concert, partly, couple of evenings. The India famine special services; the choir work; the CALEXDARS CURIOS SOU VEX IRS BEADS childrens recitations, and partly or sufferers, the famine in China, the war work activities of the church; the KOA PIECES XECKLACES PURSES JEWELRY largely tableau scenes. Messina earthquake sufferers these installation of tho pipe organ, etc., etc. CUT GLASS IX BEAUTIFUL DESIQXS The Court House Theatre were some of the beneficiaries. These more recent things you are Some of the most successful affairs Sunday School Picnics mostly familiar with. "Weller" Ware and "Kenzan" were those given in the old court Sunday School picnics we're a regu- From this brief outline I think it house under the most difficult condi- lar Institution in those days. The will be evident that the church has JARDEXEIRES BOWLS VASES tions, as a stage had to be built every children didn't have as much done for taken its part in ministering to the FLOWER HOLDERS time over the jury box, and a drop them in those simple days, so we tried welfare of the community and in de- curtain devised and manipulated, to have a Sunday School picnic for veloping the lifo of the community, Cups and Saucers we a dressing rooms improvised on the them about once a quarter, with simple and that have fairly merited verandas, and entrances games and light refreshments. The more loyal support than we have some- IX "MIXTOX" WARE "II AY I LAX "KUTAXI" and exits "ROYAL If through the windows provided for parents were invited also and many times received. WORCESTER" "ROYAL DOULTOX" seating etc. It took days, and then of them availed themselves of the op- "SATSUMA" had to be pulled to pieces, and dis- portunity. Mostly they were on the The Louisana sugar men have "Py-ra-li- posed of. church lawn, as most convenient and been up in arms recently because n" Ivory Santa Claus At Home most comfortable, but sometimes we S. .1 the local C. District Attorney, HAIR BRUSHES E WE L BOXES PUFF BOXES . The most elaborate and successful went farther afield, to Niumalu, the under instructions from A. M. COMBS TRA YS SHOE HORXS affair of this kind under these cir- Marine Drive, Hanamaulu beach, etc., had fixed the selling price cumstances was the original play and once we went to our mountain Palmer, Perfumes "Santa Claus at Home", where the place, Halelena, and had a most en- tf sugar from the planter to the and Toilet Waters one, very de- home was built on the stage, with a joyable largely attended. dealer at 15 cents. This, they "BOQUET DES AMOURS" "EXTRAIT I)E V10LETTE" real chimney, out of which Santo A Successful School clared, meant ruin to the Louis- "AZUREA" " YIOLETTE I)E PARME" Claus emerged. It was a children's While our Sunday School has never iana sugar industry and that they "',711'' D'EAU COLOUXE "FAZIXA" TOILET WATER play for the benefit of the Sunday been large num- because of the limited must have at least 17 cents. Fif- school, with 15 or 20 children taking ber of children available, it has al- Christmas part. It ended with a most generous ways been successful, and always very teen cents would mean phenomin-a- l distribution of Christmas presents, popular. It has never been hard to prosperity to ns! OREETIXa CARDS PAYORS TAGS SEALS GAR LAXDS BELLS TREE DECORATIOXS AXI) ORXAMEXTS f GUITARS MAXDOL1XS UKULELES V10L1XS BELTS COATS DRESSES HATS SILK HOSIERY IIAXI) BAGS EMBROIDERED IIAXDKERCIIIEFS WAISTS SCARFS SWEATERS TABLE J. I. SILVA'S AXl) STAXD COYERS FAXCY RIB BOX'S TIES CRAVATS HATS CAPS BELTS SUSPEXDERS ARM HAXDS SILK SOCKS SILK SHIRTS

ELEELE STORE Toys t. Plenty of them on show up stairs AEROPLAXES BOOKS BUSTER BROWX CIRCUS will be open every evening until 9 o'clock for BLOCKS your accommodation from Nov. 22 to Jan. 3rd. Celuloid DOLLS DOLL BEDS DOLL CRADLES We predict a rush during the Holiday Season DOLL FURXITURE if and you would avoid same we would advise DISHES DRUMS GAMES GUXS and BELTS HUMPTY DUMPTY CIRCUS HORXS KITCHEN SETS you to shop early. MECHANICAL TOYS MUSICAL TOYS MASKS MOTION PICTURE BOXES PAtXT BOXES ft PISTOLS and CAPS A complete line of goods is on display from which Rubber fill all good stock of you can your wants. A DOLLS ANIMALS RATTLES shoes for ladies, gents and children. Hats, Caps SAND MILLS SAND PAILS SOLDIER SETS SOAP and Dress Goods to suit all tastes. BUBBLE SETS TEA SETS TARGET SETS TOPS And things too numerons to mention Hand Embroidered Centerpieces Worked "Let the Children see them-Th- at's all."

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Memories of an Old Resident FIFTH CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF IN (Sontinued from 3) HAWAII AT CHAMBERS pajjo PROBATE. Classified

or-- visited Koloa several times whilo wo Probate No. 737 Advertisements i were on tho plantation and once the In the Matter of tho Estate of Liang while she was Qu"ctm; they Vin Pook, otherwlso known as David Anyone wero entertained on these visits by Nium Fook Lcong, Deceased. having beef cattle, hogs, Governor Bush. was a for tho sheep, poultry, etc., It task CREDITORS for sale can dis- Why the World's Largest to NOTICE TO pose of same Governor entertain and feed them, to tho Kapaa Meat 1b given and all their retainers and servants. Notice hereby that Letters Market . Phono 625. Poor Mr. Dush would have to appeal of Administration havo been issued HI LIM- Officer's Kit Hag. is Small to Air. Wright as manager in his to BISHOP TRUST COMPANY, aust tho thing for Output Too camping out. Can bo plllkla for assistance, which was will- ITED, as Administrator of tho Estato seen at this office. ingly given; their horses had to bo of LIANG YIN FOOK, otherwise tf pastured, and ho had to kokua htm in known as DAVID NIUM FOOK feeding such n largo company; beef, LEONG, lato of Walmea, County of FOUND over Sum of monoy. It is an interesting and peculiar phe- the largest dally volume attained pigs, turkeys, chickens, poi and sugar, Knual, Territory of Hawaii, Deceased. Owner can havo are samo by calling nomenon that the heaviest emphasis by a tiro manufacturer, there still wero supplied willingly by tho planta All creditors of tho deceased, or of at this omco, prov- of. Goodyear Tires to go pro-sen- t ing ownership on the superiority Goodyear Tires not enough tion; my donations to tho Queen con- his estate, aro hereby notified to and paying for this advertisement. should come from the public Itself. 'round. sisted of butter, eggs, preserves and their claims, with proper vouch- fresh vegetables. ers, or duly authenticated copies there- fruit and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT nothing Certainly Goodyear Tires must em- of, oven if tho claim is secured by OF THE HI Surely that we have written Tho Queen would often borrow our FIFTH JUDICIAL Goodyear Tires speaks so body an unmatched dimension of carriage span mortgage upon real estate, to tho said CIRCUIT, or said of and for an early morn TERRITORY OF bo able to maintain a popular- BISHOP TRUST COMPANY, LIMIT HAWAII impressively of their goodness as the value to ing drive with Mrs. Bush, and on re AT CHAMBERS oven tho world's lar- ED, at placo of business, No. 924 IN PROBATE public's own preference for them. ity before which turning would sometimes drlvo in and! its gest tire output is too small. say Aloha to mo, and on my invita- Bethel Street, Honolulu, City and In tho Matter of tho Estato of Ramon What tribute framed only In words, tion would remain and breakfast with County of Honolulu, Territory afore- every Feleciano, Deceased. for example, could approach the tribute Of course wo aro employing us. I knew her years before when I said, within six (6) mouths from the produc- Order of Notice of Hearing contained in the situation surrounding proper means to enlarge our was only a small girl at Hanalol, and date of this notico, which is he dato Petition for Administration Goodyear Tires today? tion, and to establish ample stocks of later when we lived in Honolulu. of the first publication hereof; other- ON READING and Filing Godyear Tires everywhere. I may have omitted some events, wise such claims, If any, shall be for- tho Peti- tion of Micaela C. Feleciano, Kala-he- In splto of the intelligent competition which may have taken place before I ever barred. of Kauai, mother of of some 300 other tire manufacturers, Until this is accomplished, howover, came to Koloa, but havo given all And all persons indebted to tho said said deceased, that alleging that said the demand for Goodyear Tires sur- we suggest that you anticipate your I have estate aro hereby notified to make Ramon Feleciano been able to collect, or of said County passes anything we have over known. future requirements by placing a reser- payment to tho said BISHOP TRUST of Kauai, died intestate Ser- at Honolulu, Oahu, on tho vation order with your Goodyear ANNA S. COMPANY, LIMITED, at tho above 16th day of WRIGHT. April, A. D. 1918, It Is this allegiance on the part of the vice Station Dealer. Honolulu, address. leaving property in 1917. the Hawaiian public, this refusal to be tempted even Dated, Lihuo, T. H., December 9th, Islands necessary to bo administered upon, momentarily away, makes Many Goodyear users already havo A.D. 1919. and praying that that it FOR SALE Letters of temporarily difficult you to get placed such orders, and have thus pro- BISHOP TRUST COMPANY, Administration issue to a for suitable person. Goodyear Tires. tected themselves against any incon- 3 Singer Sewing LIMITED, Motors, each $12.00 IT IS ORDERED venience that might otherwise arise. 1 Administrator of tho Estato of Liang that Friday, tho Pennsylvania 12 in. Lawn Mower 23rd day Even our present enormous production, Yin Fook, otherwise known as David of January, A. D. 1920, at 6.00 9 o'clock A.M., which for months past has approxi- For our part wo aro undertaking tho Nium Fook Leong, Deceased. be and hereby is See H. T. BARCLAY, Kealia. tho time mated 25,000 ilnished per day, is Immediate expansion of our volume, Philip L. Rice, for hearing said Pe- tires tition in insufficient fully to satisfy all needs. in an endeavor to make Goodyear Tires Attorney for Administrator. the Court Room of this Court NOTICE at- - Llhuo, County as easy to get as they are worth while Dec. 9, 16, 23, 30, 1919; Jan. 6, 1920. of Kauai, at which time and place all persons concerned Although our factories are delivering to use. My wife, Ah Foon, having left my may appear and show cause, if any bed and board, I will not be respon- NOTICE they have, why said Petition should sible for any debts contracted by her During the Month of December The not be granted. in my name. will open on Bank of Hawaii, Ltd. be Dated at Lihuo, County of Kauai, AH CHIN, Monday and Friday evenings from T. H., November 19th, 1919. i Eleele, Kauai 6 to 8. Advt. (SEAL) (Sgd.) LYLE lOonwO N EAR A. DICKEY, Judge of the Circuit Court of the Fifth Circuit. Attest: i (Sgd.) JOS. ANDRE SOUSA, NAWILIWILI GARAGE, LTD Clerk of tho Circuit Court of the Fifth Circuit. E. K. AIU, Auction Sale Attorney for Petitioner. 33 Nov. 25; Dec. 2, 9, 15. NOTICE Any one found shooting on any Grovo Farm Plyantatlon lands will Mules and horses Lihne Park, be prosecuted to the full extent of at the law. Saturday, December 13 th, 1919, tf. G. N. wir nnv t- - t i at 10. o'clock A. M. Koloa Plantation Beautiful Store Things Wholesale and Retail Groceriei CHANG HING KEE Dry Goods of all Descriptions. Proprietor General Plantation for Supplies. Christmas LIHUE HARNESS SHOP Back of Garden Island Office EARLY HOLIDAY f Harness and Saddle Maker, Automobile SUGGESTIONS IN EVERY GIFT lops and General Repair Work. Christmas Cards dnd Greetings ON EVERY GIFT Christmas Stickers and Seals AROUND EVERY GIFT Diamonds, Christmas Riblons Watches, Jewelry, 'and Tinsel Cord -- Careful attention given mail now on display. Some- Silverware, Stationery orders Order now while the select- thing suitable for every mem- ion is good ber of the family. Hawaiian News Co., Ltd. DETOR & ELIE Biihop Street Honolulu

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