MAILS NEXT WEEK LATEST SUGAR QUOTATIONS (To ArriTe and Leave Honolulu)

Dollar! From Coast: Ecuador, Oct. 28. CenU per lb. pertoa Fop Coast: Ventura, 30; Maui, 31. Today's Quotation 6.90 $138.00 Nov. 5. From Orient: Persia Maru, 7.02 140.20 s Last Previous For Orient: Siberia Maru, Nov. 4. m&txt

WAILUKU, MAUI CO., HAWAII, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1917. NUMBER 920 EIGHTEENTH YEAR Americans Win The The Church Bazaar TODAY'S AND LATEST . A Notorious Deadbeat 1917 Championship A Great Success NEWS BY WIRELESS Again In The Toils Here Portuguese Defeated In The Final, Ladies Guild Of Church Of Gtrod Shep- Which Was One Of The Best herd Delight Many People In London The Daily Mail correspi indent insists that the Irish Col-bur- n, Games Of The Entire Season Evening's Program Bright, Alias John Baker, Alias John is serious. W hole of west Ireland is on verge of rebellion. Fol John lowers of Palavara suddenly awakened to danger spark they have kindl- Re- The final game the Maui base-hal- l The annual bazaar of the Woman's C. Brickwood Lyman, Etc., for ed and are now trying to quench it for fear they have gone too far. Jr., Alias league championship for the year Guild of the Church of the Good Shep- AGITATION INCREASES Several Years, Starts His Old 1917 was played off on the Wailuku herd, held at the Wailuku Gymnasium, IRISH fair-size- 10,000 clubs and turns After diamond Sunday afternoon, a d Saturday evening, was, as usual, an Dublin Sinn Feiners conference spread over In Jail crowd being present. When the occasion of good fellowship, and juarter million membership claimed. Arthur Griffith denies movement Games And Lands dust had cleared, the A. A. C's. were financial success, though the receipts, is financed with German gold. on top, although the battle was one of about $300, were somewhat less than MICH AULIS RESIGNATION NOT CONFIRMED long Wai- of Bright, Bright did not stay in the fiercest in local baseball history. those of the bazaar a year ago, due, London Resignation of Michaelis is not confirmed by Amsterdam John Bright, son James years Wal-me- a was in jail here nine cowboy on the Parker ranch at kiku. He The score was 4 to 3. in part, probably, to the numerous dispatches. It is said news based on supposition. feared meeting old (Kanmela,) Hawaii, was nrrni fin- ago, and doubtless The victory gave the A. A. C's. the demands which the war is making on Sir William Ilurshcl, discoverer and developer ot system of identifi friends of the police department. He How- ed in the Waikiku district court yester- Reach prize cup, put up through the many people in the community. cation through finger prints, is dead. en- went over to Paia and slept the first day on the charge of gross cheat, Wailuku Hardware Co., and also the ever, the officers and members of the GUARDIANS FOR THAW night at. a Japanese hotel. Then he re- tered a plea of guilly and was sen- first leg on the Raymond Ranch cup, guild are well pleased with the New York Application is made for appointment of guardians for machine from a Japanese and pat- tenced to imprisonment for nine hired a which was left in the hands of the sults, and greatly appreciate the Harry Thaw. Hearing set for December. went to the house of an old Hawaiian i'aia team last year. ronage received. months. got party BRAZIL DECLARES WAR AGAIN a re- named G. W. Maalo, that were Foster Robinson Seldom, if ever, has the Gymnasium This young Hawaiian has had The batteries Rio De Brazilian steamer MacKau, formerly a German-boat- , recently "on the string" and tried to buy a A. A. C's. and Jancrio markable career. He was and Wadsworth for the looked more attractive than it did in Bay Biscay. News piece of land from him. To the Japa- torpedoed the of Captain taken prisoner. released from Oahu prison, at Hono- Wm. Pal and Pombo for the Portu- that evening when, in the presence of nese; and the old Hawaiian he declared arouses the nation and parliament today votes declaration of war and lulu, and a little more than two weeks guese. more than two hundred people, the name to be C. Biickwood Lyman, other war measures. ago landed at Lahaina under the name ids In the second innngs the P. A. C's. bazaar was opened with a musical Jr.," claiming to of Hilo. made one run, but in the third the program under the direction of Mrs. STEAMERS CHARTERED TO ITALY of "John V. Colburn, he to 25 commandeered Colburn, late The machine of the Japanese Americans came back with one run, J. C. Villiers. Every number on the Washington Shipping board agrees charter be a Bon of John F. up bill Estate, Ltd., kept three days, running a tying the score. program was well rendered. The steel vessels to Italy. manager of the Kapiolani parties amounting to $52. To all N representing he had come In the filth inning Cockett made a program opened with an instrumental JAPAN-AMERICA- WAR UP and that be a bank JIG dickered with he claimed to Uiree-liaiifco- r to Maui to sell automobiles and to put for the Americans, scor trio by Messrs. Chillingworth, Blair Copenhagen Captain von Sahlmann, military critic of the Berlin er of Hilo, being connected with tne other machines in the rent service. ns two men and inter getting home and Burdick, followed with a vocal Yosische Zeitung, has warned nation that it no longer need look for "Lyman National Hank" there being He left Lahaina for Waikiku, leaving himself, cinching the game for ins quartette by Mrs. G. N. Weight, Miss war between Japan and America. He takes text from recent speech in by the way. So when his - $30 behind and a num- no such bank, team. Mien, Messrs. Short and Chilling- London by Ambassador Ishii and American utterances against German a hotel bill of a little contracts unfulfilled. chauffeur "touched" him for In tiie third inning, with bases full worth. Mr. short sang two songs, intrigue. ber of "phony' and offered Wailuku, he visited the coin, he went in the air nd none out, Robinson pitched iv:o Miss Villiers played a piano solo, little LEADERS Arriving at Japanese AUSTRIAN CRITICIZED paper and caused to be 10 buy the machine. The Washington Czechs attacked Austrian leaders fiercely in Reichs- office of this to sell daily a large display was agreeable, and consented (Continued on Page Ten.) (Continued on Page Three.) tag two weeks ago. Charges Czernin as victim Inserted in the agreeable to of German theorists caption "La- out for jmo. that was his peace advertisement, under the Ly- and criticized proiiosal as meaningless. s Bright Colburn Garage, Packards and Pierce-Arrow- the resourceful haina man, and the deal' was closed. Of To Go FRENCH CONTINUE GAINS for Hire." The ad. went on to 'olice After course "Lyman" did not carry so much 'risoners Escape, Paris The French continue their gains, several villages having say "I have just opened up in Lahaina money around in his pockets, so Improper Auto Lights been added. Total prisoners now 12,000, with 120 large guns and many a branch of our Honolulu House and would have to send a wireless to his small opes. Mill make regular trips from Wailuku But Quickly Caught He wrote of PRO-GERMAN- and concluded bank at Hilo for the coin. In a day or two the police the S TROU B LE S O M E I N FRISCO and Lahaina," etc., to in pencil, a message addressed island will go after offenders against pro-Germ- Lahaina Garage." out, prisoners escaped from the Washington The attempt of elements in San Fran- with "Phone Three the dimming ordinance which went is no such place as Territorial jail in Kula Saturday cisco to frustrate food conservation policy is reported, they insisting on There (Continued on Tago Two.) into effect on December 31, 1916 night, were caught twelve hours meat on meatless days under threat of withdrawal of patronage from but olice will be stationed every night at morning, In Paia, by restaurants refusing to serve them. ater, Sunday or near important corners, ana wo Sheriff Crowell, Officer Joe Souza and will it be to him found with undimmed (Continued on Page Ten.) They are now in in the Wailu Be Wadsworth-Stanle- y others. headlights or with Insufficient lights Congressmen To jail, Sheriff Crowell awaiting in ku It is not always considered the pro High Sheriff Bill Jar-- structions irom per tnmg tor a newspaper to "tip On Monday as to just what to do with them. QUOTATIONS OnlyTwo Days Wedding rett the public off on what the police are WIRELESS MARKET Here The men belong to a gang of about planning to do, but in this case there thirty Territorial prisoners quarterea SESSION 10:30 A. M. OCTOBER 26. 1917. Young Couple Of Wailuku s a reason. It is not the wish of the Friday Night, November Popular in Kula and working on the roads. Will Arrive police, nor of the public, perhaps, Sunday Spring A Surprise On Their Many They explained that they had gotten 16, And Leave Late that there be wholesale arrests of Ewa Plantation Company 31. ired of the confinement and ran away Friends The Surpi isers Surprised nutoists for what, in a majority of Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co 43.00 For Honolulu o seek a "good time" somewhere. instances, is mere carelessness, with- McBryde Sugar Company may order the men returned Jarrett Oahu Sugar Company 29- - of the Con- David Samuel Wadsworth and Miss out desire or intent to break the law. The plans for the tour to the jail in Honolulu, or ne may Sugar Company changed that Frances Marie Stanley, both of Wai it- Olaa gressmen have been so send up Oregon boots and have them Pioneer Mill Company spent on Maul, luku. were quietly married at the Zi.y4 only two days will be kept in Kula. The Oregon boot, it W'aial-u- Agricultural Company intend- Episcopal parsonage in Lahaina Mon- Manuel De 24.H of three, as was first may be explained, is a heavy Iron Ponte in place day evening, the ceremony being per- Honolulu Brewing & Malting Company original itinerary, Kauai which fits around the leg above ed In the by Rev. N. Cockroft, device Mineral Products Company .08 has since formed Frank - Makawao Deputy was not included, but it the ankle and has the effect of caus- Honolulu Consolidated Oil Company . . island al- Only a few relatives of the groom and deeded to take in that ng a prisoner to lose all interest in Engels Company been Maui friends of the young couple were pres- As forecasted in THE MAUI NEWS Copper cutting one day from subject of running away. y so, thus ent. the several weeks ago, Manuel S. De Ponte Mountain King Mine 13.00 and one from Oahu. Hawaiian Sugar Company from The groom is a. son of R. A. Wads tl was today appointed deputy sheriff The party will arrive hero Onomea Sugar Company Friday. Nov- worth and is associated with his lath CUM MINGS-ROS- of the district of Makawao, succeed 550o Hilo on the afternoon of Hawaiian Pineapple Company Kea, and will er in the business of the Maui Soda & ing the late Deputy Sheriff Morton. 40. 16, by the Mauna Railway & Company ember on Ice Works. Ltd. The bride arrived Willie Cummings, clerk In the coun He will take charge at once, and pro- Oahu Land again by the Wilhelmina Telephone Company leave here a few months ago from the main ty auditor's office, and Miss Eva Ross, mises to make the evil doers of that Mutual Sunday night, the 18th, for Honolulu. 20.00 here, land and has been associated with the of Wailuku, daughter of Manuel Ross, district "smoke up." San Carlos will give them two days This Dank of Maui, Ltd. Mr. Wadsworth, deputy tax assessor of liana, were Henry Wilhelm has been appointed Honokaa one of which will be Sunday. Montana Bingham of having been reared here, is well married Monday, Rev. Father Justin captain of police in the same district .44 is reported that two or three Madera It out of known to everybody on Maui and has officiating, the affair taking place at to succeed Joe Morris, relieved for the Congressmen have backed ' many friends in all parts of the the home of Mrs. Hiram. Thomas cause. h trio on account of the German Cummings was "best man" to his Peter Davis will take the position the neighborhood of Samoa, raids in brother and Mrs. Cummings w - doubtless he late re- The fact that the wedding was in of jailor, succeeding Jack Hanamai- Fine Playing In Molokai Fishing Case but as there will bridesmaid. coming to the Islands contemplation was kept a' profound kai, also relieved for cause. cruits the party 8 Doubles probably be as large as original- The Tennis Results In A Mistrial will (Continued on Page Ten.) ly expected. Race Meet GYMNASIUM The mixed doubles brought forth The case of Levi K. Kalolo, Ah some'very good tennis this week, when Moon Aipa, Henry Kualii and Aukal Friday Hawaii Lady Visits Kalepa, accused of fishing explo- Higher Postage Planning For PLANS FOR the matches between McKenzie-Mei-uick- with sives off the coast of Molokai, which Her Old Home Here and Deinert-Wodehous- e and be- cents on let- was heard by a Jury in the Circuit The new rate of three tween Baldwin-McAlliste- r and Iliclow-Vetleso- n will Thanksgiving Day WINTER Court this week, resulted mis- ters and two cents on postcards THE were played. in a postollices of Maul Mrs. Harold E. Sterritt, wife of the trial. Alter having been out since go at all ode-hou- into effect In the first match Deinert-W- . se today. field chemist at Olaa, Hawaii, arrived 11:23 a. m., the jury filed into court a week from 4 Friends of "the; sport of kings" are The following is the first half of set, while the re- necessary in the Mauna Ken Monday night to took the first at 1:30 yesterday afternoon and re- will be games be played McKenzie-Meinicke- , In most places it Worth O. and Dr making plans for a race meet at the the series of to in maining two sets went to one-cen- t visit her brothers, ported that they could agree as to use a two-cen- t and a the Gymnasium this winter. The to George S. Aiken, and other relations Kahului track either Thanksgiving only after some very hard two of the defendants but not as to stamp on each letter, for the reason second half will begin on January 7 on Maui. She will be here about two Day, November 2'Jth. or one of the fighting. In the second match it the oilier two. Inasmuch as the men postoliiees have not yet re- 1918. The Athletics are Portuguese that the weeks longer. looked at the beginning of the game were the court three-cen- t for Sundays on either side of that day ruled stamps, young men and the winners of the koa Hietow-Vetleso- n ceived the At noon Thursday Mrs. W. O. Aiken as if were to win, a discharged a small 23 games mistrial and the Jury which they sent rush orders. The proposition is to have plaque last year, winning i gave a luncheon in her honor at Puu hey having their opponents at one until 10 o'clock this morning. Postcards, which already carry one few races, out of the 24 they played. The Sox thirty-fou- being pies meet, with but all of those point of the game 4 1, but lost the one-cen- omalei. ladies Originally there was a woman, Mrs. cent, will require an additional t are Chinese and young men ent. on the program to be good. It is bos next three games, making the score Levi Kalolo, in this case, but stamp. The Cubs are Filipino young men from the 8 planned to make a charge of fifty cents 4 all. Then started the real light for charge as to her was dropped a few - the plantation and mill. The Giants the next two games which was final to get in, with no reservations, in the young da) s ago. ' To are boys and men and older ly taken by Baldwin-McAllister- , 11-9- . Maui Man Front expectation of making just enough to B Fined By The Court men and it is the team where several The next set went to the Baine team, propose to THE MAKAWAO BAZAAR pay expenses and for the purses. nationalities work . This puts this team in the semi- Dan Iialeh, who has been accepte Inasmuch as there has not been any finals to play McKenzie Meinicke, pro- One of the leading events of the Sam l'upuhi, the Hawaiian accused as one of the Lawn Tennis Associa Sox vs. Athletics racing on Maui in several months, bably the early part of the coining coining week end will be the bazaar of of gross cheat in connection with a lion's ambulance drivers in France October 24, llase Pall. and there are several arguments to week. the Ladies' Aid in the Makawao Com- was sentenced by was formerly loan fund engineer on Giants vs. Cubs land sale matter, be settled, is believed that there Iu the Wailuku mill tournament the munity House. There will be quite an this island and has many friends here it October 2C, Volley Pall. Judge Kdings Thursday morning to will be no difficulty in making every match between Hoogs and Hansen, assortment of beautiful fancy work He is a brother of J. Iialeh manager Athletics vs. Giants fine of $1,000, or imprisonment event a hummer. which was started last week, was com- at reasonable prices and a very prom- pay a of the telephone company in Honolulu October 29, Basket Pall. pleted, Hoogs taking the third set. ising program lias been shaped out. until the judgment is satisfied. At; and has lately been connected with The plans are still very incomplete, Sox vs. Cubs Weight defeated Short two out of The attendance will undoubtedly be torney Eugene Murphy moved for a the Bishop Estate in the capacity of but by next Friday may be presented large and are a good civil engineer. in more interesting detail. (Continued on Page Two.) three sets. all assured time. new trial. J TWO THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1917.

SCOUTS SELLING BONDS A Notorious Deadbeat In The Churches Again In The Toils Here a WAILUKU UNION CHURCH (Continued from Page One.) Rowland R. Dodge, Minister. Miss Mary E. Hoffmann. Organist. Kaon the "Lyman National Bank," at Hilo, iloi Railroad 7:30, Sunday even- I'atrotic service instructing that $1780 be sent to him ing. of Demo- Subject: "The Success at once. cracy", by Rev. Rowland R. Dodge, In the meanwhile, however, the Jap- Co.'s Merchandise Dept. minister. anese had become suspicious. "Ly- Organ Recital, 7:00, preceding the man's clothes, appearance and con-du- patriotic service. were against him. The Japanese which study- Adult Bible Class, is took the police into his confidence, composition of ing the authorship and and the gathered in the young leadership latter the llexateuch under the swindler, linding him at Maalo's house. B. Judd, meets at of Miss Gertrude It turned out Unit the ollicer making Sunday evening. 6:15 on the arrest recognized "Lyman" as be- regular School The Sunday session ing none other than his old friend Sunday morning. 9:15 to 10:35, John 'Bright, and when confronted Sunday School lied Wailuku Union with the ollicial impeachment, Bright Wednesday at Cross class afternoon confessed to his identity. At the po- 3 : 30. lice station in Wailuku, Sheriff Cro-we-ll unavoidable delay (lie Maui Friday after- After an "Bright Monday" Club indentified the man instantly. of Hoy Scouts out on 2:15. troons started noon at about Even then Bright held his nerve for Wednesday afternoon in a whirlwind awhile, but finally admitted that he campaign to "do their hit" in selling THE GOOD SHEPHERD was the "joker." Liberty Ponds. The four Lahalna The Rt. Rev. Henry Bond Restarick, Bright will be remembered as hav- troops met at Kamehameha III srhool Bishop of Honolulu, will be at the ing operated on Maui nine years ago, at 1:"0 for tent drill followed by a Church of the Good Shepherd on Sun- that time using the name "John If are parade. A hurry-u- p mobilization order day, and will conduct the special ser- at you Jr.," "C. U. Lyman". was issued to the Tuunene Scouts to vice of prayers for peace, which has Baker, and also He a of pe report at their school in the afternoon been requested by the President, and was involved in number transactions, although all were and Troops 1 and 3 in Wailuku met appointed for October 2Sth. There culiar a and was arrested. at the Gymnasium at 3 o'clock where will be several confirmations during of minor nature; t impressed police they were addressed by Messrs. E. R. the day. The services will be at the that time he the not exactly well balanced RED-BLOODE- Kevins and C. P. Lufkin and given usual hours: Holy Communion, in is being A D AMERICAN, mentally was shipped to their instructions. Reports coming in the morning, at 8 o'clock, and Morn- and back today show that though the Scouts ing Prayers at 11. Strangers nnd Hawaii. got onto the trail late they have been friends are cordially invited. Later, he turned up in Honolulu and making up for lost time. ul a wide swath. At that time ne Keen interest is attached to this PAIA UNION CHURCH gislered at the Young hotel as "John campaign by the Scouts because of the Sunday School at 10 a. m. At 11 iker, Jr.," claiming to be a Bon of what will be your reply when fact that each Scout who sells Liberty there will be services commemorative Senator John Baker, of Ililo. as a Ponds to ten or more different families of the 400th, anniversary (October 31, of the well-know- n John Baker. is awarded a bronze Special War 1917,) of the fixing by Martin Luther his credit was first-clas- s at the hotel Service emblem by the Treasury de- of his 95 theses to the door of the it the stores, on the .automobile your friends say, "I have bought partment. Some of the Maui Scouts Schlosskirche, challenging the Domin- stands and elsewhere. He had the are determined to get this emblem if ican friar, Tctzel. The pastor, Rev. finest apartments available at the it is at all possible. A. Craig Bowdish, will preach. oung, bought expensive clothing on S. Government Bond. During the first Liberty Loan cam- edit and entertained lavishly. Af- - a U. . paign in the States the Boy Scouts r a lew days, However, ne was muuJ..n received subscriptions for more than Gymnasium Plans tified,. and the fall came. It was a $23,000,000 worth of bonds. The Scout great, big fall, too, landing the young Have you?" does not handle any money in connec- . man in jail and leaving the city full . For The Winter tion with the transaction, but simply of sorrowing creditors. execut- secures the pledges which are Whether or not Bright has been in pros- (Continued from rage One.) ed through the bank which the jail at Honolulu ever since is not designates. pective purchaser known here. He "dropped out" after The subscription to the Second Oct. 31, Dodge Ball and Relays. the exploit there, and had been almost Sox vs. Giants forgotten here, until his appearance as RED CROSS ITEMS November 2, Volley Ball. above noted. To the police he stated Liberty Loan closes today on Athletics vs. Cubs that prior to his landing in Lahaina a November 5, Base Ball. little more than two weeks ago, he Auxiliary of the American The Maui Sox vs. Athletics had been in jail at Honolulu four shipped on Oct. 16th, three Red Cross Nov. 7, Basket Ball. months. It was probably longer man Maui. Do "your bit" now! cases, containing the following arti- Giants vs. Cubs that by several years. cles: Nov. 9, Dodge Ball and Relays. 8 Hospital Supplies Athletics vs. Giants 132 flannelette pajamas, November 12, Base Ball. Avery Touring Maui 12 pairs flannelette drawers, Sox vs. Cubs 45 pairs flannelette nightingales, November 14, Volley Ball. W. C. Avery, inspector-genera- l of 27 pair flannelette bed shoes. Sox vs. Giants chools, arrived on Maui Tuesday Surgical Supplies Ii3, Dodge Ball and Relays. Nov. morning and has since, in company 24 pkgs. of 24 gauze pads, 4 inches vs. Cubs Athletics with Supervising Principal George S. square; 19, Basket Ball. November Raymond, been inspecting the schools 7 pkgs. of 24 drains, 2 yds. Athletics vs. Sox of the island. A swing was first taken long; November 21, Volley Ball. over to the Hana side, where all of 9 pkgs. of 6 gauze drains, 2 Giants vs. Cubs the small schools were visited. The yds. long; Nov. 23, Basket Ball. time since has been spent at Lahaina 5 pkgs. of 24 gauze pads, 9 Athb'lics vs. Giants and in the Wailuku, Hamakuapoko inches square. Nov. 20, Dodge Ball and Relays. und Kula districts. 176 flannelette bandages, Sox vs. Cubs This is Mr. Avery's first visit to 385 Muslin bandages, Nov. 28, Base Ball. Maui in an official capacity. The new 10 knitted wash cloths. Sox vs. Gianis inspector-genera- l was until a few These goods are shipped through November 30, Basket Ball. 1652 and 2012 months ago principal of the Kauai Telephones the Honolulu branch of the Red Cross, Athletics vs. Cubs High Ai Grammar School, being, in Kahului, Maui, T. H. but are inspected on Maui, and not re- December 3, Volley Ball. Connecting all Departments .largely the creator of that flour opened in Honolulu. Sox vs. Athletics fact ishing institution. At the first of the Mrs. Dora von Tempsky, in charge Dee. 5, Dodge Ball and Relays. new year he will become statistician of the Kula Unit, writes as follows in Giants vs. Cubs Keo-ke- a of the department, a new ollice creat regard to her work In the Kula, Di e. 7, Base Ball. d by the last legislature. and I'luupalakua sections: Athletics vs. Giants The inspector-genera- l will leave "It gives me great pleasure to be December 10, Volley Ball. afternoon lor Molokai, from Lahaina, able to tell you how spontaneous and Sox vs. Cubs and will return to Lahaina next Wed (KC(o&&r((co willing the workers all are, irrespec- December 12, Basket Ball. zixroocr nesday will catch the Claudine tive of nationalities. Our meetings and Sox vs. Giants there back to Honolulu. may be and are less frequent than December 11, Base Ball. UNTAIN VIEW TRACT the more populated districts, those in Athletics vs. Cubs ON HIGH STREET, OPPOSITE THE PUBLIC SCHOOL IN WAILUKU. but none the less the work is done, PRAYERS FOR SUCCESS. Dec. 17, Dodge Ball and Relays. sale. in- and with a will. Six first class resident lots are now offered for Improvements are now progressing and game is forfeit i 'The children of all the schools Any scheduled President Wilson has issued a pro clude grading, building road, laying concrete conduit along High Street, etc. not readv to Play as are so earnest in their work, and t..uin is clamation calling on the nation to Applications must be presented either in person or in writing. No actual conveyance will be made Should it be im help out materially, I can assure you; scheduled at 7:45. make next Sunday a day of prayer In Restrictions imposed. hie. however, for any team to until one month from date or October 8th. are This is to prevent speculation is a real pleasure to watch them, the churches for the success of Ameri- it a change au fre and give those who really want a home, a chance. Blueprints furnished on application. each vicing with the other. play as scheduled can arms in the fight for democracy if notice is given - -- "I could write at length of the differ- quenlly be effected and lasting peace in the world. It is PRICES- Lot No. 1, 75 ft. average width by 200 ft. at 14c, sq. ft. two nrevious to the scheduled ent workers, more especially of the dnvs assumed that the request will be heed- 2, 75 210 14c, game. applies to th who all own work date of the This of Maui. people have their regards ed in all the churches 3, 75 150 15c, yet are willing to do their members of the teams also as to do and 4, 75 150 15c, I in to be able to in- notice. bit. hope time COOPER PASSES EYE TEST terest all classes, but as yet the most - 5, 57.5 200 14c, work- 6, 150 work is being done by the hard In the eye test completed at the of- 57.5 12c, ing people. Dr. Lyman Dead ficers' training camp on Oahu last CASH PURCHASERS ARE ENTITLED TO A DISCOUNT. "The teachers of the schools deserve Saturday, Will. J. Cooper, of Maui, special praise, in enticing the children Dr. Francis A. Lyman, physician and passed, according to a wireless re- K. KAHOOKELE, "The Land Man", Wailuku, Maui, T. II. to do their share, besides working superintendent of the hospital at Wai ceived from him. Four men in, the J. themselves. mea, Kauai, died Monday morning at entire bunch failed to pass the test. "In some instances where the Japa- his home after an illness of several nese women have young families, I weeks. Dr. Lyman was born in Hon have them meet at my house to help olulu May 7, 1862. He was wt in the cutting out of garments, the known throughout the Territory and district being so scattered and no leaves relations on Hawaii, Maui MR. JAMES D. DOUGHERTY Representing means of transporalion, it is hard to Oahu and Kauai. get together. "We turned in this week 2 doz. and TENDERS POSTPONED 9 pajamas, 8 doz. shoes and 26 pillows, next meeting." and hope for more Tenders for the new postoilice build WALL DOUGHERTY 8 ing in Wailuku were to have bet & How It Works submitted on or before last Saturday Jewelers Silversmiths "How maseulin Sadie has become but owing to the short time allowe Is now on Maui with a very complete line of CHRISTMAS and HOLIDAY GIFTS, in the last few years!" in the original call a postponement "Yes. You know she has turned has been granted for one mouth, CHRISTMAS CARDS, Etc., and can be found at the MAUI HOTEL. feminist." Life. until November 20. THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1917. THREE

n- - Trees Available 8 ' After Molokai Dogs AT THE THEATERS ForArbor Day LIBERTY CATERING 9 Lahaina Items I . George P. Cooke, of Molokai, has No. 21. 8 .j erected a dog pound at Kaunakakal The following letter has been receiv- BY MAUI WOMEN "The Silent Partner" and during In Mr. James Dougherty, of the firm of ed In regard to the week the police that trees for Arbor Day "The Silent Partner" is a powerful Wall & Dougherty, was planting: section began rounding up untagged in Lahaina A Department Of Economy drama which teaches the great lesson dogs. There are big hauls, from all this week, taking Xmas orders. October 19, 1917. Domestic Intended To Serve A Patriotic In of loyalty in business. The story is accounts. One Hawaiian was found Editor Maui News: Purpose Conserving Food Needed By The Allied Armies In Europe intensely dramatic in its conception to have ten dogs. lie consented to Mrs. Canario, of Hilo, is the guest Will you kindly Inform your readers of daughter, and has been splendidly presented by pay the taxes on five of the best ones, her Mrs. B. O. Wist, of that the Division of Forestry will be Before vegetables and fruits give charcoal to remain in the melted fat the Lasky Company. There is a but did not think the others worth Lahaina. glad to supply trees as y usual for Arbor out, in times of food stringency, ap- for about two hours and stir the mix- beautiful love-stor- woven into the Day, $1.10 apiece, so the police killed them. November 16th. pears the shortage of fats. This has ture occasionally. It is necessary to tale of loyalty, for the little stenograp- Bishop Restarick is expected to be To allow time for trees to ar- the been the experience of Germany and strain the fat through flannel or her is secretly in love with her em- MARRIAGE LICENSES in Lahaina on Sunday evening, Octo- rive at their destination before Arbor England in particular. It is none too other closely woven cloth to remove ployer, though he does not even sus- The following marriage licenses ber 2Sth, when he will preach at the Day, all orders from Hawaii, Kauai, soon for the American housewife to all the fine particles of charcoal. pect it. When his own wife proves have been issued in Wailuku district evening service of the Church of the Maui and Molokai. addressed to the begin to conserve and preserve the Rancid odors, if not too pronounced, unworthy of his devotion, the man since last report: Holy Innocents. Government Nursery, Honolulu, self-deni- fats, which are absolutely essential to may be satisfactorily removed by learns the truth and the girl's Wm. K. Cummings,, 20; should be in our hands not later than Hawaiian, health. Millions of tons of valuable this method. If the odor Is very pro- reaps its reward. Miss Eva Ross, Hawaiian, IS. Mr. Weinzheimers' many friends November Cth. fats now go to waste. will be glad to know nounced, more charcoal is needed, and "Satan Sanderson" Kazugi Ishikawa, Japanese, 20; Yu-kik- that letters have Trees will be shipped F. O. O. to recently been received The United States Department of the mixture requires longer heating. At the opening of the story Sander- Japanese, 1C, both of Puunene. from him and any port where freight is delivered by Mrs. Agriculture at Washington supplies It is interesting to note that the son is Weinzheimcr, stating that his the Inter-Islan- Steam Navigation is a minister. David Stires valuable information along characteristic yellow color of beef-fa- t health is much improved and that they Company. this line. the signing his will making Jessica his for Incurables." Inside she finds all Us bulletin No. 4G9, "Fats and Their may be removed by this method, her charges, toys expect to sail for home from San Trees will be ready for delivery if sole, heir, thereby disinheriting his liltle with all their Economical Use in the Home," should and a white, odorless fat secured. and Dr. Bub awaiting her with open Francisco, early in November. previously orlered on and after Nov- dissolute son Hugh. Sanderson learn- be in every housekeeper's hands. It The Designer. ed to love Jessica, later Hugh returns arms. ember 141 h. All trees ordered but Mr. David Fleming, will be sent by the Bureau of Publica- home and succeeds in getting his "Charley Chaplin" of the Honolua remaining uncalled for at the Nursery Ranch, with his brother, Mr. tions of the Department at Washing- father's forgiveness, he marries Jes- "The Fireman" is just another of John will be turned back into the regular Fleming, of Honolulu, Mr. ton while the supply holds out. Children's Gardens sica. At this time a medical opera- those comedies that are thrown to- and Jack stock on November 24. Walsh, of Kahului, were fishing Much fat may be saved by home ren- tion restores her sight. At the mom- gether for the purpose of allowing last Appended is a list of the trees avail- Monday olT Molokini. Mr. Walsh dering of the trimmings from fat Receive Fresh Impetus ent of the wedding a cheque is pre- Chaplin to perform. It is reported able for Arbor Day at the Government caught, two good-size- fish, Mr. David meat. The following method of ren- sented to David Stires signed with that, aside from a trilling plot, no par- Nursery, Honolulu. Fleming a number, Fleming dering fats may be applied in the his own name, the signature having ticular effort is made at scenario but John DAVID C. HAUGHS, A fresh consignment of seeds for was the most fortunate one of the trio, Nurseryman. home: The fat is cut finely with an the been forged see the rest of this writing but that Chaplin does his t Fortjst Children's Gardens Department of landing a fifty-poun- Ono. ordinary meat-choppe- r pic- work as he at. the proper point. Common Name Scientific Name household or the Maui County Fair & Racing As- wonderful story play in motion arrives sausage- - The consequence is 8 Golden Shower Cassia fistula grinder and is then heated in sociation has been received by L. R. tures the coming week. that the author and director are frequently Pink Shower Cassia grandis a double boiler until completely melt- Mathews, director of that department, "Primrose Ring" startled Proverbial ed. The melted with some of the antics of the come- Success has turned many a man's Pink and White Cassia nodosa fat is then strained and these seeds will be distributed as Margaret MacLean, one of the chil- through dian. The same is true of his audi- head in long head Shower a rather thick cloth (medium last as possible. A number of orders dren in the incurable ward of a hospi- fact it's a that fine huckaback, for instance) to re- ences, who girdle the world. Adv. has no turning. Boston Transcript. Royal l'oinciana l'oinciana regia or fresh supplies of seeds have al- tal. She has been named after the move finely Yellow l'oinciana I'eltophorum the divided bits of tissue. ready come in and more are expected head surgeon, Dr. Robert MacLean. advantage The of this method is, that .n a few days. Interest in the Chil- The Doctor is greatly interested in is Jacaranda jacaranda mimosa- - since the material to be rendered dren's Gardens has received fresh im- Margaret's case and performs a suc- efolia finely divided the fat separates readi petus since the start of school and cessful operation to straighten her ly inclosing tem- Christmas Berry Schinus terebin- - from the tissue at a ilso since certain sections of the is- spine. Margaret is sent to school and , & thifolius perature very little above its melting-point- land have had some rain, thus making then to study to become a nurse. MORRIS COMPANY'S Pepper Tree Schinus molle and there is no danger of it possible for the children to go on The Doctor sends his son, Bob, to Monkey Pod Pithecolobium Sa- - scorching it as in the older open-kettl- e with their work, which in many in- Paris to study surgery. At the age man method. stances had to be stopped for of of lack eighteen, Margaret is a nurse and i Mosaisst&jw";? African Tulip TreeSpathodea campa-nulat- a After the fat is rendered it must water. attentively watches over the invalids usually "be clarified. A fairly success- A meetng of the Gardens Commit- telling them wonderful fairy stories, SUPREME St.. Thomas Tree Bauhinia tomen-tos- a ful household method for clarifying tee has been called for tomorrow much to the chagrin of the head nurse. H BRAND fats is as follows: Melt the fat with morning at 10:30 o'clock in the Alex- Dr. MacLean dies suddenly, the Silk Oak Grevillea robusta at least an equal volume of water and ander House Settlement building to head nurse taking charge until Bob XXitZXlOXiiX) Iron wood Casuarina equiseti- - heat for a short time at a moderate lake up some important questions in reaches home. When he does arrive, folla temperature, with occasional stirring. regard to these gardens. It is hoped Margaret is surprised to find that he Japan Cedar Cryptomeria Japo- - Let the mixture cool, remove the lay- that all the chairmen of local garden does not agree with her idea of enter- (Sugi) nica er of fat, and scrape off bits of meat committees and all others who are taining the children. Finally, when Blue Gum Eucalyptus globu and other material which may adhere helping to make this contest a success he announces that he is going to dis- TABLE DELICACIES lus to the underside. will come to this meeting. A little pense with the ward, she throws off EVERY CAX GUARANTEED Lemon Gum Eucalyptus citrio- - Undesirable odors and flavors can more than two months will see the her cap and apron and leaves. ora be decreased in intensity or removed, close of this particular contest on Margaret has established herself in Quotations Submitted Upon Request Swamp MahoganyEucalyptus robusta if not pronounced, by heating the fats Maui. a small room and has made several Each applicant is entitled to 24 with a good grade of charcoal. To - unsuccessful attempts to secure em- trees free of charge. each pound of chopped, unrendered ployment. Finally, the employment & fat add twelve pieces of clean, hard- Incredibly Bad agency sends her to a place in the GONSALVES CO., LTD. wood of a Sufferer "Gosh, this insomnia's country. As AGENTS FOR HAWAII The Church charcoal, about the size she stands waiting at Bazaar walnut, and render the fat in a double gettin' worse. Can't even sleep the door of the big house, she reads 74 Queen Street :: ;z get up.' Judge. HONOLULU A Great Success boiler as described above. Allow the when it's time to a sign "Margaret MacLean'a Home

(Continued from Page One.) Miss Alma Ross delighted everybody with a Highland dance, as did also Misses Frances Field, Rosalie Fer-rier- and Martha Wilbur, with a Dutch dance. Mrs. Linton read with good effect James Whitcomb Riley's "Old Glory," as a prelude to the singing of "The d Banner", accom- BUY CUDAHY'S panied by the several instrumental- ists. The various stalls, of which there were five, not including the very at- tractive punch and lemonade booth, nor the refreshments booth which, 6 for the greater comfort of guests, was in the gallery were all decorated in 11 good taste in patriotic colors of red, white, and blue. The general decora- REX' BRAN tions, for which Mrs. Kepoikai was responsible, were in green-larg- e cocoa-nu- t palms. The ladies in charge of stalls and booths and their assistants, I decorated the stalls or booths for which they were, respectively, res- ponsible. These ladies were: Fancy articles stall Mrs. H. S. Paris (chairman), Mrs. H. L. Duncan, BEST Mrs. B. Williams. Children's stall Mrs. II. D. Slog-get- t (chairman), Miss L. Weight. Plants stall Mrs. G. Hansen (chair- man), Mrs. Kepoikai, Mrs. G. Weight. Candy stall Mrs. V. C. Schoenberg (chairman), Mrs. E. Walsh, Mrs. Rietow, Miss E. Baldwin. CANNED booth Mrs. W. F. J. MEATS Refreshments Dale (chairman), Mrs. J. Walsh, Mrs. W. A. McKay, assisted by a band of young girls as waitresses. Punch and lemonade booth Miss Nancy Cummings (chairman), Mrs. J. Kelson, Mrs. Sommerfeld. The dance program was in charge of Mrs. J. G. Zabriskie, Miss Villiers For Sale at Leading Markets and Grocers and Miss M. Schrader, music for it being furnished by Miss Hoffman's baud, with Mr. W. O. Aiken as master of ceremonies. In addition to those in charge of stalls, etc., there were many willing workers who gave o their best to make the bazaar a social as well as a financial success. TVYeat The ollicers of the Wonman's Guild Hawaii Co., Good Shepherd, Ltd of the Church of the are: President, Mrs. J. C. Villiers; First Mrs. C. D. Luf-kin- ; Second Mrs. Ke- Sole Distributors for the Territory of Hawaii. poikai; Secretary-Treasurer- , Mrs. B. Williams. Basket Committee, Mrs. H. S. Paris and Mrs. II. L. Duncan. NEWS, OCTOBER 26, 1917. FOUR THE MAUI FRIDAY, I

from an outraged world. B " fi THE MAUI NEVAS Referring to the situation in Europe, a letter issued by the war department on Monday of this week contained the following:

s Pumps Becond-cUs- matter. now beginning entered at the PoBt Office t Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii, as "The full importance of the Flanders battles are AmericanMarsli to be revealed in the shattered morale of the German forces. That ef- eople PUMPS A Republican Paper Published in the Interest of the I fect will stand out more clearly during the progress of the campaign in ROILER FEED Issued Every Friday. Belgium and there is reason to expect its spread in other sectors of AIR COMPRESSORS COMPANY, LIMITED, PUMPS MAUI PUBLISHING the Western Front. HYDRAULIC PRESSURE Proprietor! and Publishers "The German attacks on the Riga sector and the capture of Oesel MAGMA PUMPS $2.50 rea Year Advance. Subscription Rates, is and Dago Islands were made for the political effect which they might AUTOMATIC FEED PUMPS EDITOR AND MANAGER OIL PUMPS L. D. TIMMONS (ACTING) hae and not because of great military importance." o OCTOBER 26, 1917 DISTRIBUTORS: FRIDAY PRIZE-PIGIITIX- G AND CHARACTER & Co., Ltd. It has been so generally the case that prize fighters, upon receiving Catton, Neill LAST LIBERTY BOXD DAY HONOLULU their final knock-ou- t blows and retiring from the ring for good, have ENGINEERS gone into the saloon business (either behind or in front of the bar) that a few hours remain in which Maui people will be privileged Only little better has ever been expected of them as a class. Yet when we come in the second Liberty Loan. Final re- to subscribe for bonds included the proposition we find that there have been some startling opportunity to analyze turns must be made by the banks in tonight's mail, when the ocviations from the rule, having to do, as has been the case, with some ...... i . i lor cac h Maui citizen to do his "bit will have passed, at least lor tin. of the greatest fighters eer produced or seen in America. present A notable instance is the case of John L. Sullivan. This big fellow ... . i . .1 i i At this writing it is not possible to determine just wnai uus lsianu was the brute of slug-do- and went about as low in general ways with as it was possible to go and hold the respect of even his most faithful Indian Tan lias done for the bonds. Honolulu has simply covered herself Men s friends. Rut there was an awakening; a marked reformation. Sullivan glory, and reports from Hawaii and Kauai are of an assuring character. b.came a citizen of probity and more or less usefulness. Have wc fulfilled our duty in this matter: or, have we "fallen down"? Jeffries retired from the ring to the farm, and, from all accounts, Working Shoes It is simply unthinkable that the latter is the case, although the meager made good. reports from the field till us with misgivings, somehow. The case we have immediately in mind, however, is that of Robert A few Incurs yet remain. Do not hesitate longer. Call a Boy Fitzsimmons, who died the other day. This red-head- artist of the ring Scout and subscribe. It that is not possible, see one of the banks. If was once, and for a long time, the terror of slug-do- and for almost that is inconvenient, telephone the bank, and all will be well. a life's span manifested no evidence of higher ideals than those usually Remember: These are the last hours of the last day. Tomorrow belonging to the brute. And, yet, what happened with the ebb-tide- ? OF TOUGH, THOUGH SOFT AND PLIABLE TAN it will be too late. MADE First, we see him on the stage, but, later in the pulpit! His final years GENUINE OAK-TANNE- D SOLE 6 CALF LEATHER, WITH were spent in exhorting the sons of men to turn from evil ways, and LEATHER SOLES AND HEELS. A REAL SHOE ALL EXD OP A REMARKABLE SESSIOX we learn that his last illness was contracted while working earnestly in THE WAY THROUGH. a religious revival ! YOUR MAIL ORDER PILLED PROMPTLY--WE The session of Congress just closed will go down in history as one ICxaniples of this sort not only serve to remove some of the taint PAY THE POSTAGE. to very end g, of the most businesslike ever held. 1'rom its beginning the which we have become accustomed to associate with prize-fightin- but matters of the vastest importance claimed attention every day. Political compose a lesson to us all, if we will accept it. They emphasize the lines were forgotten. Oratory was not thought of and there was no fact that there is "good in everything"; and if that good can lift the MANUFACTURERS' SHOE STORE, HONOLULU blocking legisla- such thing as talking against time or for the purpose of load of a prize-lighter- 's career and- character and re- tion proposed by opponents. It was business strictly business from juvenate good citizenship in a soul given over to the instincts of the HONOLULU. first to last. brute, how much more must be expected of us who have never been At the closing hour, after months of hard work, the nation probably ca'led upon to pass through the fires of severe tests such as has been his expected that there wouldbea flow of oratory, tapering off into the lighter lot ! vein and humorous. There was nothing of the kind. In the Senate, o Vice-Preside- nt closed the session in these words: "The hour of 11 the lew SUPPLIES POR OUR SOLDIERS 11 11 1UL 3 o'clock p. m. of this the 6th day of October, 1917, having arrived, in

Houses heretofore , accordance with the concurrent resolution of the two According to incscnt indicati-ms- if Hip ladies keep on with r passed, I now declare the Senate of the United States adjourned sine their work each soldier going to France will be loaded down with T7 V'RYTHING, good or the following when in heavy marching order: 167 pairs of socks, 15 die". camp kits, 5 medicine chests, 9 sweaters, 67 pounds of tobacco, 18 bad, gets mo' so Could anything be more simple, more democratic, following such popular novels, 12 pounds of chocolate fudge, 21 pair of woolen wristlets, 9 yarn caps, 5 toilet sets, 7 traveling writing desks, 41 a session? fountain pens. New York Evening Mail. with age. Thar In the House Speaker Clark alone took the floor, lie had a little The thread of humor is not bad, despite the fact that it deals with even ain't no fool more to say, but even that was simple. His address was as follows: a very serious piece of business. However, we must remember that D "We have two clocks here, and neither one of them is right. comparatively few soldiers have yet felt the need of the things mention like an ole fool. Laughter. I go by my watch. ed by the Evening Mail. When a million men are "over there" the situ- - Gentlemen of the House of Representatives, I congratulate you on atjOI1 lC qUjtc different; and it is then that they, and we, will realize the ending of the most important session of Congress in the history ot t)le importance and great value of the work the ladies throughout the the Republic. The amount of business that we have transacted is land are now carrying on. Mellowness is the rare gift bestowed by Time on only absolutely amazing and stupendous. I think every Member of this the best of man's or nature's handiwork the fine wine, Smoothest look for the enormous the fine violin and VELVET. VELVET, The House has contributed all that was in him to the support of the Govern The authorities might well into the causes Smoking Tobacco, is Kentucky Bur ley de Luxe, with ment nf ihe United Stales m tins trreat emergency. Applause. do boosts being given to the prices of cigars in this Territory. Cigars all its natural flavor and body mellowed to an smoothness by more than two years' careful closely-part- isan fifteen been boosted far as I have been able to observe- - and I have observed very formerly retailing between four and cents each have curing. politics has been temporarily banished from this House. Ap- in price all the way from twenty to fifty per. cent. This has been done smsaa $&jHyeA.?o&xcco Car. plause. on the plea that war taxes are making the enormous increases necessary, "I think every man has giv en the utmost of patriotism to his serv ice when, as a matter of fact, the combined additional taxes all the way HE mi II id here. I doubt very much whether any other Congress from now until from tobacco grower, through manufacturer and dealer to the consumer the day of judgement will ever vote as much money in one session as figures out less than one cent per. cigar, selling between four and lit teen - wrong. we have voted ; I hope not. Laughter. Every dollar that the depart- j cents each, lhere is something Let the federal authorities ments have asked, or the President has made it appear they needed, start in with the manufacturers and work down to the wholesale dealers ' 1 they have got, and the Sixty-fift- h Congress has deserved well of the in Hawaii. hey will find something worth while. country. The ruling of the Supreme Court that Porto Ricans are citizens "This House has been very fortunate in one thing, and that is the Allis-Chalmer- may vote adds a new feature to our problems. There are 5,000 or s I I 1.1. . f t 1 4l...... iU.,4- and general uoou neauii oi .1..inc luemueis auu mc nn uimus uwi nan . uiv o , these people Hawaii, a majority of whom are men of voting . l m i more ot in une .nuusc w ueu v e iiuvj vjiiij hum weeuiieu. i 2eieu in i.i .uuinia age That they could make themselves felt in an election is self evident. lost 17 Members, and 3 of them were dead in the city at the same time ELECTRIC GENERATING, e have given a good deal of thought to how the future Japanese vote We ought to thank God for His blessings in that regard. in the Islands may line up, but have, in a large measure, overlooked the TRANSFORMING AND "And now, the hour of 3 o'clock having arrived, at which time we Porto Riean as a possible factor. It begins to look as though there must DRIVING MACHINERY" . .i t . .i . i . . .i . .1, r. . :. f were 10 it in uus me ui inc aujourn, i aujourn mis jiouse, nisi be a of calculations. FOR BOTH Sixty-fift- h Congress, sine die, with the hope that God will have us all DIRECT AND in His holy keeping during the recess." Applause. It is not customary for a newspaper to "tip" possible offenders off o on the plans of the police respecting them. There is a reason, however, ALTERNATING CURRENT. for the warning in another column, that, in a night or two, the minions GERMANY NEARIXG THE PIXAL COUNT of the law will swoop down upon autoists w ith undimmed, or improperly dimmed, headlights. Neither the public nor police wish to have citizens Despite some enthusiasm which may have been awakened in Ger- put to annoyance and expense for what is usually a matter of careless breaking the law. Hence, the "tip". Be many on account of minor successes around the approaches to the Gulf ness, and with no intention of Honolulu Iron Works Co. we'll happy. Otherwise auwe! ot Finland, the sinking of a few ships and the successful flotation of guided accordingly and all continue o week AGENTS another loan, the position of the Central Powers in the past has At its October meeting the Kauai Chamber of Commerce took up a drifted far toward the ragged edge. The importance of the successes in collection for the Red Cross, realizing quite a neat sum. Further, it w as Offices and Store Works the north is minimized by the approach of winter, when the invaders voted that collections be taken regularly for the same purpose at all Nuuanu Street. Allen 'Street will be forced to dig in and stop, or beat a retreat as Napolean did more future meetings of the Chamber. This example strikes us as worthy than a century ago. of emulation by other business organizations of the Islands. Bulgaria has become suspicious of her allies and has taken the first o , steps looking to a separate peace. Moreover, to use a sporting term, Japanese naval authorities claim that the Japanese, operating in the the is "down and out" anyway played out in money, men and courage. .Mediterranean, have destroyed or captured a total of forty submarines. ,.Bi;:;l.T."idr.-- t'j .ii J if Austria is plainly on her last legs. That country has lost more than Jt would also be refreshing about now to hear that the Japanese had a million men to Italian bullets in the past few months, this coming on kslroyed or captured something on land a little west of Petrograd. Jl household necessity: top of costly campaigns against the Russians; and is now concentrating Luther fiousebtld Sharpener Italian advance. It is probably too late in the year for Maui to think of sending a her lust strength in a hopeless endeavor to stay the W hy have dull knives, shears, chisels, baseball team to llilo for a return series with the Crescent City, but axes or any other The finances and courage of the Turks are at a low ebb, and while dull tool that should be sharp? Here's a sharpener the tour is a good one to keep on tap for next season. On their home any it is to be presumed that Turkey will forsake the cause of the Kaiser, child can operate; gives a keen edge in a light, not grounds, a few games with a picked Hilo nine would be worth seeing. jiffy; a w be the power of that country is no longer to be reckoned ith seriously. o strong little implement that may quickly attached to any table or bench. Just how the Germans themselves can keep up courage is one of the John Plight, the young Hawaiian trickster, would probably make enigmas of the times. They have a hard winter coming on, with all the an invaluable addition" to the official staff of the Kaiser. ICmperor Rill GEUINE DIMO-GRI- T WHEEL. send him as to some friendly capital. Just the thing for the mechanic to take out on the job. problems of near-famin- e to contend with; and with the certainty star- might ambassador - o- ing them in the face that when Spring opens they w ill not only have io PRICE, and the Ger- $2.50 strength and number, but also a mil- The difference between the American Liberty Loan meet their old foes, with renewed "squcez- - fresh, vigorous, equipped to the teeth man loan is the difference between voluntary investment and lion men from the United States, t & which to invade Germany. !l!g . Lewers Cooke, Ltd. and with 20,000 flying machines with o LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS people is about the time in the Christian era that the German 169-17- It The effort of citizens of Portuguese nativity to raise funds for the 7 So. King Street : : HONOLULU arise in whatever might they may have left, kick out the Kaiser and his ived (Vos of 1'ortiiL'al is laudable and should be encouraged. All such policies and sue for such terms of peace as they may be able to obtain movements are for the good of the general cause and humanity. 3 THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1917. FIVK

R. A. WADSWORTH, to T. Burlem, LODGE MAUI, NO. 984, A. F. V A. M. Mtge. in Book 401 Page 72, Oct. 9, flonolu'u Wholesale Produce Our Island Entered Of Record 1917. Those Who Travel Market ...... ,.,..,...... ,.,..,.. BANK OF MAUI, LTD., to Frank Quotations Contemporaries , . Law-son- Lot 33, 41 A land, 8 ' .... .8 ISSUED BY THE TERRITORIAL Deeds Kulaha-Kaupakalu- Homestead Departed MARKETING DIVISION. C. R. LINDSEY, to William Hinatl, L. For Honolulu by Mauna Kea, Oct. Stated meetings will be held at Territorial Market Management Tract, Hamakualoa, Maui, Oct. 18, Wholesale only. r.5355 & R. P. 4917 Aps. 1 & 2 Tua-ko- , 19 Mrs. M. K. Keohokalole, Mrs. Etta Masonic Hall, Kahului, on the first The Territorial 1917. $800. Saturday night of 7:30 Market comes un- etc., Lahaina, Maui, Oct. 19, 1917 Waiwalole and children, each month at der the BANK OF MAUI, LTD., to Job. B. three Miss P. M. head of "those things that $20. Fried-ly- , Week ending, October 20, 1917 Miner 3 A Anna Chong, C. A. Franz, W. II. Visiting brethren are cordially in- ought to bo but ain't." A good num- int. in land. MRS. KOLEKA ANDERSON, to Mary Vineyard St., Wailuku, Maui, and James Hood, S. M. Kanakanui, vited to attend. ber of people in this town are more II. K. nUNCAN, n. W. M. K. Kuhaulua, 10 A land, Kanahena, Int. in of George E. Miner, Ma- Sam Pupuhi, Louis von Tempsky, P. BUTTER AND EGG8. than favorably disposed toward the Est W. A. UOBB1NS, Secretary. Honuoula, Maul, Sept. 19, 1917. etc., Maui, 18, 1917. Spalding, S. M. Mooklni, Mrs. Ah Lu, Island Butter, lbs None Territorial Market. They have gone kawao, Oct. I'Oll. $400. R. M. Morton, Yoshioka, Mr. and Mrs. Eggs, select, doz 70 out of their way to patronize ALOHA LODGE NO. 3 KNIGHTS this MANUEL TESTANA & WF. to S. M. Morse, and child, Miss Ethel Au, Eggs, No. 1. lb 68 market beeause it is looked upon as Mortgages OF PYTHIAS. Tnnakn R. P. 5103 & V2 int. in R. ("has. Maschke, Mrs. A. Kanae, K. Eggs, iMick 50 an outlet for the product VIRGINIA F. to Bank of of the small P. 59SG Kolea, etc. Waihee, Maul, PINIIEIRO, Seki, G. Masuda, Miss n. Sniffen. farmer. And many people to do Maul, Ltd., share in real & per- wish Oct. 13, 1917. $1000. For Honolulu by Claudine, Oct. 20 POULTRY. what they can to help d sonal property, Makawao, Maui, the JOHN D. HA A & WF. to Mrs. Kahele J. L. Milligan, Chuch Hoy, W. G. Ash- Young, Roosters, lb 45 "small man." Oct. 18, 1917. $2000. Burns, R. P. 1428 Kul. 5403, Kanaio, ley, Jr., Helenichi, A. Y. Chong, Heri, lb 35 to .37 Hut the market lacks management: JUANA OH & HSB. to Bank of Maui, Plu Honuaula. Maul, Aug. 24, 1917. $60. E. H. Wo, Miss A. Cornwell, Master Turkeys, lb go It is practically speaking in about the Ltd., 1 A land Makawao, (Hamakua- Regular meetings will be held at JOSEPH MINER & WF. to Olive G. H. Cornwell, Joseph Miner and wife, Ducks, Muse, lb 30 to .32 same position as the municipal govern- loa,) Maui, Sept. 28, 1917. $700. the Knights of Pythias Hall. Wailu- Murphy, int. in 37 A land, Makawao F. A. IUese, Nishuguchl, wife and son, IJui ks Pekin, lb 30 to .32 ment of Honolulu; It has ku, on and Friday the same Maul, Oct. 18, 1917. $200. Agreement S. Masaki, Chun Lin Sang, Ong Lira, the second fourth Ducks, Haw., dozen 7.00 faulty management, and although of each month. CECEILIA P. KAMAKAHUKILANI & P. A. CHRISTIANSEN WITH Olaf and August Smith. All visiting members are cordially great effort may be put forth to over- VEGETABLES AND PRODUCE. Msn. to E. O. Born, int. in por. Lot Tollefsen to sell for $10,000 various For Honolulu per Mauna Kea, Oct. come re- Invited to attend. this dilllculty, the desired 22--- Beans, string, green 2B,raia, Hamakuapoko, Maui, Sept. pes. land, livestock, etc. Moanui etc. A. Bechrrt, F. A. Caricof, H. A. C. Tt ATTB AY. C. C. 034 sults are not in evidence. Beans, string, wax 14, 1917. $10. Molokai, Oct. 17, 1917. $100. Kuwninoto, T. Kubota, N. K. Smythe, 3. II. PRATT, K. It & S. 04 To bo entirely fair one real- should T. BURLEM fc WF. to James Aklna, .1. A. Baleh, J. L. Fleming. Mrs. Tho- Beans, Lima in pod 03V4 ize that this market many excep- Sheriff Sale has 83G0 sq. ft. land, Wailuku, Maui Oct mas, Piatt, A. W. Collins, Mr. and Mrs Means, Maui red cwt 9.00 tional problems to face. It is not 15, 1917. $3000. TONG LIN by County Sheriff to Theo E. A. Ah Kee and infant, C. A. Brims, Beans, Calico, cwt 10.00 to 11.00 popular with profits & interests whose KALE I K. YAMASIIITA & HSB. to H. Davics Co., Ltd., int. in lease- Mrs. Ilattie Kauhane, S. Miyamoto, Beans, small white ....12.50 to 13.00 might possibly bo by suc- reduced a James H. Raymond & as Tr. et. als. hold, bldgs, fixtures, &c, Opae, Ula, Mis. N. Niyamoto, Ioki, M. G. Kuroha-ra- , Peas, dry Is. cwt 8.00 to 9.00 cessful public market. is working Oct. 16, 1917. $275. It R. P. 1234, Makawao, Maui, Otc. 20, Lahaina, Maul, Mr. and Mrs. K. Togl, E. Yasuda, Beets, doz. bunches, SO in a new field. may not It have the 1917. $300. Kuiokawa, T. T. Robello, Mrs. M. Carrots, doz. bunches 40 amount of money necessary to do the PUPULE & WF. to Alfred P. Kaiu, Souza and child, M. Inada, Yinoga, Cabbage, cwt 3.00 to 3.50 work expected. int. In Kul. 614G & bldg. Kahaku- - Weekly Mrs. E. Talea, Mariana Augustine, Corn, sweet, 100 ears 2.50 All sorts of boulders dis- Market Letter could be loa, Maui, Apr. 2, 1917. $23. Haltie Kaleo, Mrs. H. Decota, Miss Coi n, Haw. sm. yel 70.00 to 75.00 covered in the pathway of insti- this PUPULE & WF. to Robert Pupule, II. Decota. Corn, Haw. lg. yel 68.00 to 72.00 tution, but everyone an- Honolulu, October 20 The price of of them is int. in Kul614G & bldg, Kahaku- - Arrived Rice, Jap. seed, cwt 6.50 other point in proof of Island eggs has remained the same for Crisco the fact that loa, Maui, Apr. 2, 1917. $25. By str. Claudine, Oct. 22 Frank Rice, Haw. seed cwt 6.90 the market needs management. No the past three weeks. Island poultry Leases Burns, A. G. Horn, L. Mathews, W. Peanuts, Ig. lb 12 to .13 privately controlled business has ever is scarce and the retailers are offer- WILLIAM SEARBY, to E. S. Baldwin, H. Friedly, A. R. Souza, Jr., Enos Vin- Peanuts sm. lb None been built up without a Btruggle; ing good prices. v 2 A of Gr. 3343, Wailuku, cent, J. F. Wineburg, A. Lister, Miss - ':reen Peppers, bell 06 government controlled business can- Muscovy ducks are scarcer than Maui, Apr. 12, 1916. 4G $138 R. Zera, Mrs. F. J. Vasconcellos, J. A. Green Peppers, chili 05 not yrs expect an easier pathway. they have been for some time past and Lo-ce- for whole term. M. Johnson, E C. Vaughan, F. H. Potatoes, Is. Irish None The quickest means of killing off a the price has advanced two cents. HAIKU FRUIT & PACKING CO., LTD A. E. Hale, L. Tobriner, C. D. Potatoes, sweet cwt 1.00 private business is to put a depart- The first of the new crop of Maui to Yip Ah Chow, 3200 sq. ft. land, Lufkin, C. Hudson, A. Y. Chong, H. Potatoes sweet red 1.10 to 1.25 ment in charge of a man or boy who beans was received last week. Calico FOR FRYING Haiku, Maui, Sept. 29, 1917. 20 yrs. E. Wo, S. Yamamoto, Ung Lin, Chung Taio, cwt 1.75 to 2.00 doesn't know his business, and to all beans selling for $11.00, small whites FOrt SHORTENING, 1st 9 months $25 per month, and Lin Sang, Charles Lundquist, Peter Taro, bunch ig appearances has never been schooled for $13.00 and red beans for $9.00 a FOR CAKE MAKING remainder at $60 per month. Weston, L. A. Sorenson, Charles Tomatoes 04 to .06 in the to persons expect to work be done. The The Maui farmers Peter Hapland. Green peas, lb None in control are responsible if the ignor- Partial Releases be able to a large crop of market 8 Cucumbers, doz 50 to .50 ance and poor service continues. BANK OF MAUI, LTD., to T. Burlem year. beans this Perfect Fit Pumpkins, lb 02H 8360, sq. ft. land, Wailuku, Maui, Between the board of agriculture Large shipments of dried corn are "Yes, grandma, I am to be married and the food commission should be Oct. 16, 1917. $850. FRUITS. it being received from Maui and Hawaii. during the bright and gladsome yule-tide.- " possible to develop a line of action, Releases Corn is not sellng very fast. Most of Bananas, Chinese, bunch .. .20 to .50 business management, that will put YOUNG MEN'S SAVING SOCY, LTD. the people having a small number of "But, my dear," said grandma, earn- Bananas, Cooking, bu 1.00 to 1.25 the Territorial Market in the list of to Wong Wai, R. P. 6571 Kul. 5292 chickens have disposed of them on ac- estly, "you are very young, no you Figs, 100 so places where the people can secure Kohea, Kula, Maui, Oct. 22, 1917. count of the high price of feed and feel that you are fitted for married K. MACHIDA Drugstore Grapes, Isabella, lb 12 service. That will bring the trade and Limes, 100 75 $300. the high prices otered for poultry. life?" ICE CREAM to .90 small farmer will get his share. Star-Bulleti- Pineapples, YOUNG MEN'S SAVING SOCY, LTD. This has helped to reduce the demand "I am being fitted now, grandma," Trie Best In Town cwt 1.50 to Kalei K. Yamashlta, R. Ps. 2799 for feed and also helped to raise the explained the prospective bride sweet- And m Up To-Dat-e Soda Fountain Papaias, lb 0Hi &1234, Makawao, Maui, Oct. 20, price of fresh island eggs. O. B. ly. "Seventeen gowns!" Louisville Give Us a Trial Watermelons None What It Would Take MARKET : 1917. $150. LIGHTFOOT, Acting Superintendent. Courier-Journa- l. STREET. WAILUKU. Strawberries None To Furnish Cottages In reference to furnishing teachers' LIVESTOCK. cottages for the Island of Hawaii, a Beef, cattle, and si eD are not dealer has presented figures to indi- bought at Rve weight TheT are cate the cost. This estimate appear- WHY INDIVIDUALISM IS AS DEAD AS A SMELT MAUI BOOKSTORE slaughtered and paid for on a dressed ing on the face of it, would tend to BOOKS, STATIONERY weight basis. Hogs make it seem rather an expensive un- By NEWS DEALERS weighting up to 1501b.. ..17 to .18 dertaking, but since the county of George W. Perkins. DRESSED MEATS. Maui has found it possible to do so, "Individualism" is as dead as a smelt. Hawaiian View and Post Cards' 1 there can be no sane reason advanced that is my contention. Souvenir-Jewelr- y Uee. 14 to .15 as to why this county should not do In this country we have been living Koa Novelties Veal. lb 14 to .15 Fine Candles Mutton, lb 19 to .1S likewise. in an age of the utmost freedom to the Ukuleles H' 22 to .24 There is little doubt that if prac- individual. It hus been the individual- tical economy could put effect be into istic period. WAILUKU, MAUI HIDES, Wet Salted. here, there is many an improvement Iu the early days, when instantaneous Steer, No. 1 lb 18 'could be added to those that we al inliivoiiiniiink'iition did not exist, when Steer, No. 2, lb II ready have, and that the cost of education was meagre and science un-- Steer, H;.ir slip, U furnishing teachers' cottages is one Kips, lb J8 of these, is a certainty. What di'velojied,B wliut the individual did was also Goat, white 20 to .3 Maul has done, we could and should of comparatively small consequence, for do in this respect, instead of bicker- his deeds did not reach very far and did FEED. ing over what it will cost. Hawaii not affect many people. "CADO" The following- - are prices on fee, f. Post. o. b. Honolulu: With Intercommunication drawing 7 the world toK'ther In one centralised DATBR Corn, lg. yel. ton 84.00 to 85.00 community, the net of the Individual Corn, sm. yel. ton 90.00 Portuguese To Make can alTct't a large number of personal Self-inkin- Corn, cracked ton 86.00 therefore, thut form of freedom which all metal, solidly ( to 87.00 A Red Cross Drive la simply another expression for I built dating machine. Will Hian ton 52.50 to 55.00 to do aa one pleases can no I work smoothly fric- - 1 Barley, ton 57.50 to 58.00 Beginning November 4, Portuguese and without laager exist. ) tion or years .Scratch food ton 85.00 to 86.00 of the Islands will carry on a cam trouble for Society is finding it necessary to take Oats, ton 64.00 to 65.00 paign fo r funds for Red Cross work Every paper a way much of what has hitherto been Mil LW should bear Wheat, ton 85.00 to 88.00 among the Portuguese troops at the :mfmi I date. A CADO on a clerk's Middling, called "freedom of the individual." Id ton 64.00 to 65.00 front iu France and in Africa. Portu I desk will save you now ) By judgment thin process la ouly in its hours Hay, wheat 37.50 to 40.00 gal now has 50,000 men in France and ) ( infancy wasted. Hay, alfalfa ton 36.00 to 38.00 150,000 more in training for service. The strain upon the little country will I 'mil recent years little broad think- ! be very great, and Portuguese domi ing was given to this problem and dif- Price, $1.25 ciled away will make an effort to ferences were settled ou the basis of y strengthen the bunds of the Red Cross "mit'lit makes rigbt" All lints is rsp-idl- 1 HAWAIIAN NEWS in their armies. and we are entering a RAINY WEATHER Committees to have charge of rais period of now industrial relationships. ! no., LTD. 1 ing funds for the purpose indicated In my Judgment we are Just now is a test of good leather that the have been appointed for ull the Is- nterlnK a period of copartnership, I Young Hotel Bldg., Bishop St. I lands, those for Maul being as follows: where the fool uaer will he part tool scar c a umiis'iii us to how much he Government ownership of railroads HONOLULU . Regal Kahului Jose Texeira and Ray- - wner and where capital and labor did for his community or his country. may be as desirable in this country as it j Shoe But what hus it all to? in Germany, passes with flying Shoes mundo Yasconcellos. will share more equitably In the amounted is but we must first bare ' colors. which they On whele, Individualistic age public servants who will at least com i that will pass In dry seasons for Wailuku Joao A. dos Reis and Jose profits of the business Is the the (Kor(oori()irv are Jointly engaged ha not been a success, either for the somewhere near the standard of Ger- good shoes will show up after R.Coelho. many's public in efficiency and is inevitable because of ladlvlduul or the community In which servants the first real wetting they Waiheu Joao do Nobriga and John This advance honesty. that our educational system, which teaches be has lived, or the nation. get. R. Centralization is the order of the day. Teixeiro. workingiiiiin to think for himself. REGAL the We are, beyond question, entering on The telegraph, telephone, the auto- SHOES, with proper Puunene Elmino G. Aguiar and la Inevitable because strikes and the It a peri.-- where the welfare of the com- mobile and the airship are the causes. care, are at once restored to the Jasc. S. Medeiros. lockouts cuu never be settled satisfac- precedence Inter- munity takes over ths They hare wived out not only old prece- goodlooking, firm textured shoes Spreckelsville Jas. Ambrose, An torily or permanently by merely rala-In- s; lib- ests of the individual and where the dents and na- wages. customs, but Stste and they were when new. tonio F. Paulino. n man's erty of the individual will be more and tional lines as well. - WE CAN FIT YOU BY MAIL Paia Joao do Sousa, Noah Feruan- No mere increase in wages can ever more circumscribed for the benefit of the A man bring in Boston who wishes community as a whole. 1 des. satisfactorily solve this problem. It ran ( to talk to a man living in San Fran- i Keahua Antonio S. Carvalho and be solved only on the basis of profit Our ouly decoration the a .ighty cisco simply rings a bell, puts a little Jose P. D'Olini. sharing. dollar is receding into the backgiV.oxl. instrument to his ear and proceeds te By profit sharing I do not mean bonus Hamakuapoko J. M. Feiteira, John The msn of exceptional ability, f talk. There is hardly a miracle in the giving. more than ordinary talent, will here- Bible more Regal Medeiros. wonderful than this. flck Profit sharing enn be done satisfacto- after look for his rewards, for his hon- The doctrine of "State rights" is be- I A. Vares, Jose G. Makawao Jose rily only when the business concern makes ors, not in one direction but in two: ing rapidly demolished. Newest. Coolest Hotel in Hawaii Freilus. public its transactions, so thut the la- First and foremost in some public The State, viewed as an individual Fort Street. Honolulu Kaupakalua J. N. Calasa and Ant. borer and the stockholder can know as work accomplished and, secondarily, in with the right to do as it pleases within Shoe about the business as does the &y S. Medeiros. much wealth acquired. itself, without regard for other States, REGAL Waiakoa M. M. Gomes, M. N. Cal mannger himself. One reason why I am strongly for can no longer he tolerated.. adjustment of dlfflcnltlea be- GRAND HOTEL asa. In the universal military training is that it We must therefore take on new na- tween capital aad labor I as 'confi- liana Augusto J. Gomes and Fran- develops in the youth a sense of all tionalism. 0 WAILUKU, H. dent that opca books will accomplish around responsibility to his country, not The mighty changes taking place in MAt,. Store cisco Estrella. much more tbua open shops. only iu time of war but in time of Europe tell us with unmistakable voice Reasonable Rates and Frank Lahaina A. O. Furtado About tin- - (.nly giml we have had has peace. ft that the reconstruction period is at hand. N. Correia. been the almighty dollar. The first, In rent years we have been hearing The man of the future must realize it Dinner parties given special Gon-salve- HONOLULU, OAIIU. Pukolii and Kaanapali Frank s question asked when g man dies is, I a great deal about government owner- He must not look back to the setting but attention. and Joseph J. Cano. MlIow much was he wi.rthV" with ship of our railroads. I forwsrd to the rising sun. W2S&3S3S3ZZRl3S SIX THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1917.

a It, 1755. Limson. Aouilino. 1922. Ono, Shlchizo. NOTICE 1756. Naketa, Kol.a. 1923. Sunjuan, Bisenie. THE HOME OF THE 1757. Siuera, Francisco. 1924. Vtochi, Miasldn. All persons nre hereby warned Maui Registrants For Selective Draft 175S. Funayainn, !oliei. 1925. Vnielsu, Hanzuburo. against buying, Belling or dealing In $ -- nd 11759. Nacinnal. Jacinto. 1926. II, Pak Mo. Keawe or Algaroba Beans, gathered or Stclnvvoy Starr 1760. Ikedn, Satnki. 1927. Cruz, Rofino de la. picked up in the premises or pastures i PIANOS 1761. Taira. I shi. 1928. Kawakaml, Sukekuro. of the II. C. & S. Co. without due The list of names of registrants on 1595. Liiliikela, Bevin. 1762. Taikun, Chun. authority from the said company. 1596. LHieie, Marcielo. 1929. Watanabe, Masami. Maui for the selective draft has been 1763. Kohaynshi, Chiuichi. 1930. Watanabe, Kamijl. Persons found disregarding this 1597. Okamura. Setiichi. 1764. Kobayaslii, by running In instalments In these col- Suichi. 1931. warning will be dealt with due 1598. Wiida, Kilchi. 1765. Ileum, Pedro. Singson, Gregorio. process of law. umns for three weeks, the final instal- 1599. Pelmec, Toliias. 1932. Tom, Chang Kwai. 1766. Taira, KiiineMiko. II. C. & S. Co., ment being presented below. Regis- 1600. Ometer, Knecito. 1767. Hfiiriiiues, Pedro. 1933. Costa, Joe. ' 1934. Apolono. BALDWIN, out the num Kiel. Alesna. Felipe, 1768. Magata, Limbago, F. P. trants should watch for Tsutomu. 1935. Manager. 1602. llnramoto, Sliizuji. 1769. Taisa, Yoclio. Souza, Frank R. ber opposite their respective names 1936. (Aug., Sept., Nov.) 1(1(13. l.ee, Pal Young. 1T70. Nihei. Sliirokichi. Perriera, Joe. Oct., and remember it. 160 t. Kc awe. Albei t. .. 1771. Toiniysau, Shyunzo. No. Name 160.-- Cockctt, John. 1772. Kaliuliu. Harry. 114T,. Tomidu, Tokuzii. 1606. Kaliamn, Johnnie. 1773. Alia, Makario. 144(5. Matsuinura, Gotaro. 1607. Italian. Dionisio. 1771. Altai o, Mariano. 1447. I'eters, Antone. 160S. Kawela, George. 1775. Kaimuloa, La.ara DO REGO 16(19. ANTONE 1448. Nakasuni, I'chi. Michinaka, Isaniu. 1776. Ploris, Yadeslan. THE LIVE AUCTION ER 14411. Laborada, Mariano. 1610. Kunimoto, Clionuhi. 1777. Sawainoto. Miyakishi. FOR MAKAWAO DISTRICT 14.",(i. Yanagihara, Kukuichi. 1611. Malamnbachl, I'hosuku. 1778. Colnado, Julian. 1451. Okatani, Hiromatsu. 1612. Morion, Benjamin. Residence and Postoffice: Makawao 1779. Eblsu, Aihosube. We have a large stock of 14H2. Calva, Philip. 1613. Kaniho, llimiehiinie. 17S0. Kualaau, William. Phone: Tarn Yau. 14.r.:i. Kihei, Kaulelnamoku. 1614. Andai, Nicholas. 17K1. Nagasawa, Akira. Inside Player Ptunos 1451. Hashimoto, Waichi. 1615. Kikala, Edward. 1782. Corioso, Migal. llfM. Arkanio. I'edro. 1616. Wakamn, Yuzio. at fair prices and easy terms. I'M. Mercado, Manuel. We take old pianos In exchange. lir.ti. Mnnidata, Jisaku. 1617. Terao, Nacliiko. 17M. risunoiniya, Yoshizo. nr,7. Tabn, Tinso. 1618. Kinaka, Koichi. 17S5. Sala, Leon. Co., Ltd lr.s. Tolef'son. Frederick Norman. 1619. Santos, Philip. 1786. Kawano. Sazo. Thayer Piano 14:!t. Tajushi, Kataro. 1620. Codozo, Joe (.'.olisclvas. 17s7. lue, Kainakichi. ORDER IT BY MAIL! IIONOLLU, HAWAII. iiim. Sniflen. Samuel. 1621. Parras. Eladio. 17SS. Shigctani, Koichi. 14(11. Tnniashiro, Ternichi. 1622. Alkaldey, Johnny. 17MI. Kaiiashiro, I'slii. Mi',2. MAIL ex- Sabinon. Ramon. 1623. Katieakua, Gabriel. 17.10. P.'iiic ntal, Paulino. Our ORDER. DEPARTMENT Is I4i;;t. Ishima. Takyl. 1624. Soon, George Sang. 11791. Kananiori, Jtyunosuke. ceptionally well equipped to handle all your nr4. 1'aele, Kalei. 1625. Manae, Manae. 1792. Naiarro, Apolonio. Drug and Toilet wants thoroughly and at once. ltti.j. Abe, Kiyoshiki. Endo, Sekugl. 1626. 179:',. Pescano, Regino. pay postage orders of 50c 14Mi. Watanabe, Yaiehi. 1627. Poiubo, Antone S., Jr. We will on all lil'l. Ogawa, 'I'Minesaburo. except following: 14ti7. Fah, Lau Kin. 1628. Nakada. Kinjo. 1795. Agdoe, Atannsis. and over, the lltiS. Tanaka, Kuihachi. 1629. Fong, Harry Toon Sing. 1796. Ogendo, 1'henio. Mineral Waters, Baby Foods, Glassware 1469. Dong, Kwan Sun. 1630. Tanaka, Kazue. 1797. Yamada, Morito. and articles of unusual weight and small value. 1470. Tow, Lo Wall. 1631. Koda, Sukuchi. 179S. Velekai, Kala. Alcohol, Strychnine, 1471. Oshiro. Kame. 1623. Burrows, Moses. 1799. Pahis, Herinine Ilildo. 1472. Kakichi, Higa. 1633. I'a, Yaun Kit. IS'Kt. Awai. Peter Lungkai. Rat Poisons, Iodine, Ant Poison, Mercury 1473. Das, Sarangodhar. 1634. Aguino, Daimacis. 1801. Ige, Takusuke. Antiseptic Tablets, Lyiol, Carbolic Acid, 1474. Sonky. Joe. 1635. Mural. Kurakiclii. 1S02. Kubo, Genichi. 147.'.. Shishido, Sidasoyel. Gasoline, Turpentine, Benzine and all 1636. Fukuhara, Yamato. 1803. Ogawa. Hatsuzo. FOR THOSE PROFESSIONALS 1476. Reyes. Teodoro. 1637. llorio. Slioitchi. other poisonous or Inflammable articles. lMit. Maehara, Tokusuke. AND AMATEURS who prefer 1477. Smith, Thomas Kenneth. 1638. Webber, Otto. 1805. Higa, Kichiniatsu. If your order Is rery heavy or contains 1478. Zinzo. printing Pakata, 1639. Hortacio, Andres Epipania. 106. Morada, Sabio. much liquid, we suggest that you hare It sent this highly efficient 1479. Zinsman, Max Richard. 1640. Snyder, Arthur. 18o7. Noliarn, paper we carry a full and com- 1480. Yusuhiu. by freight Tamanaha, Matsu. 1611. Masuda. Ganjiro. Kukichi, Kurozawa, of CYKO in several 1481. Huggio, Pedro. lsos. plete line 1642. Souza, Manuel. 1809. Matsuda, Yokichi. grades and weights, both buff 1482. Miyasato, aKnie. 1643. Nakasone, Kama. Nojima, 1810. Sadao, Amura. white. 1483. Shiro. 1644. Kanada, Yauasuke. 1811. Kai liimoio. Isami. Benson, & Co., and 1484. Morales, Jesus Sedeno. Smith Ltd. 1615. Badra, Siano. 1 Si 2. Goio, Sa'.i.o. 1485. Yui. Sim Chung. 1646. Oshiro, Takito. 1813. Ke, SERVICE EVERY SECOND tionolulu iPboto Supply 1486. Doropan, Estaban. John. 1647. Cruz, Vincent e De La. 1S14. Luang,, Pablo. THE REXALL 8TORE HONOLULU Company 1487. Abe, Matsutaro. 1648. Rociuib, Roman. 1815. 1059 Fort St. : HONOLULU Koji. Sartaguda, Martin. 1488. Nakondakari, 1649. Miyasliiro, Kakinchi. jM6. Texeira. Manuel. 1489. Rodrigues, Manuel. 1650. Kohatsu, Y'ukihide. 1490. Y'oshimaga, 117. KahaniHii, William, Jr. Morinosuke. 1651. Kubo, Kanichi. IMS. King, Kam. 1491. Kong, Sing Loy. 1652. Chung, Henry Enfu. 1492. Fujirnoto, Tozo. 1819. Hiiaoka, Buhei. 1653. Sylva, Manuel Rabello. 1820. Ohgushiki, Jiro. 1493. Fujimoto, Masutaro. 1654. Nakamoto, Glichi. 1494. Fujirnoto, Goichi. 1821. Lopis, Severo. 1 1655. Cabunil, Garino. 1822. Toyoza. 1496. Takahashi, Ishitaro. Mitsuda, 1656. Tanabe, Kohachi. 1823. Savills, Oliverio. 14.17. Takaki, Nobuyoshi. 1657. Kai, Toichi. Cup. 1498. Ing, Philip Chong. 1824. Choy, Ah Ling 1499. Amor, Benito. 1658. Hirainoto, Kuhei. 1825. Sugiinoto, Kishio. 160U. Anuiro, Chozen. 1659. Nakama, Suyo. 1S26. Carvalho, Julio Souza. J 413. Viera, Charles N. 1660. Suares, Custodia. 1827. Tamura, Kicliiro. 1501. Ralcito, Elias. 1661. Hokama, Sanda. 1828. Pupuhi, Walter. 1502. Kalohelani, Sampson. 1662. Hira, Kikuma. 1829. Tauclon, Esperidiau. YOUR APPLICA- 1503. Solaci, Ramon. 16C3. Kanawaliwali, Tila. 1830. Kill, Son Tai. 1504. Sahe, Gabriel W. 1664. Yee, Y'ong Ho. 1831. Nohara, Kison. 1505. Soquitan, Ernemegildo. 1665. Sadamune, Kakuichi. 1832. Sliiene, Cliogue. 1506. Tabata, Eijhichi. 1666. Nakata, Chuichiro. 1833. Noliara, Kaua. 1507. Fujinaka, Tokiji. 1667. Odo, Ryoko. 1834. Gabasa, Semion. TION AND FIRST 1508. Sakata, Suyekichi. 1668. Asato, Ushi. 1835. Bi ngcoi, Holhan. 1669. Puaa, Daniel. 1836. Gabin, Sixto. . 1509. Ige, Bisuke. 1510. Okajaki, Tadashi. 1670. Uyehara, Saura. 1837. Bulasang, Ambrocio. 1511. Hananaikai, Jno. 1671. Sebrero, Antonio. 1838. Myasato, Sliimei. 1512. Higashi, uizo. 1672. Shishido, Sadami. 1839. Ogata, Maogiro. PAYMENT 1513. Y'ananine, Taro. 1673. Abreu, Antone. 1840. Chum, Char Sing. 1514. Delogula, I'edro. 1674. Fujitomo, Takaji. 1841. Kama, Y'ogi. 1515. Nvshimura, Toniikl. 1675. Cliusho, Balolaml. 1842. Tanimura, Yoshisaburo. 1516. Williams, Joe. 1676. Kobayashi, Jihei. 1843. Saicedo, Juan. 1517. Miyake, Hatsuichl. 1677. Calasa, John Nunes. 1814. Balerozo, Nicolas. FOR YOUR 1518. Son, Kum Kee. 1678. Likua, David Kukupie. 1815. Kohi, Menohachi. 1519. Nakamoto, Fukuichi. 1679. Saito, Kichigiro Saito. 1846. Souki, Vincent. 1520. Amyou, Lucio. 1680. Miyasliiro, Kamako. 1847. Mueng, Lee Cliang. 1521. Salinas, Satornino. 1681. Nihei, Keiji. 1818. Mowat, Jan. 1522. Abapo, Selverio. 1682. Suzuki, Kyugoro. 1849. Vilo, Amado Boris. 1523. Patterson, Geo. Wallis. 1683. Guide, Ignacio. 1850. Bastraot, Alyandro. 1524. Boteilho, Frank. 1684. Abaison, Celestino. 1851. Clelho, John. 1525. Spencer, Robert. 1685. Jardine, Manuel C. 1852. Koike, Toshiyoshi. 1526. Furukawa, Takuichi. 1686. Pedro, John. 1853. Temporal, Forotas. 1527. Uyeda, Tsunekichl. 1687. Terada, Shigiji. 1851. Kaneshiro, Jiro. 1528. Nakanishi, Kiro. 1688. Nakama, Shipo. 185... Taotlio, Kmedio. 1529. Govea, John, Jr. 1689. Allalara, Kasimiro. 1856. Nakama, Ginshichi. 1530. Sakima, Gira. 1690. Nabaro, Joan Carasco. 1857. Watanabe, Hiroshi. LIBERTY 1531. Nakao, Takaichl. 1691. Hanaeka, Sadao. 1858. Pcsolodo, Juan. 1532. Kealoha, F'.biano. 1692. Mori, Tomekichi. 1859. Ando, Mankichi. 1533. Ehares, Julio. 1693. Sasaki, Shoyokichi. 1860. Sorino, Elesco. 1534. Kohachi, Ohara. 1694. Ancheta, Telesi'oro. 1861. Okanioto, Jiro. 1535. Seradas, Jaoo Castro. 1695. Shiroma, Shitoku. 1862. Castro, Joe. 1536. Tamashira, Kawa. 1696. Yasuda, Keino. 1863. Abe, Seasakil. 1537. Kaulei, Lui. 1697. Vieira, Keino. 1864. Kawasaki, Kazuma. 1538. Fassoth, Hans. 1698. Arakawa, Seiloku. 1865. Takara, Kame. 1539. Kubota, Giro. 1699. Zabriskie, John G. 1866. Sill), Kim Cluing. 1540. Batoto, Rupino . 17(10. Kaiwi, John. 1867. Goya, Kaini. 1701. Yanagi, Kyozo. 1868. OND 1541. Sera, Takeyo. Tangau, Matsu. 1542. N'shida, Hanzo. 1702. Inoue, Kurakichl. 1869. Kula, Punolui. 1543. Akuno, Henry Kaonohi. 1703. Kanna, Ishikawa. 1870. Yo.sliiniori, Jitsunii. 1544. Teborico, Germino. 1704. Suyet, Juan Valdez. 1871. Borandos, Farmin. 1545. Akee, Chas. 1705. Nakamura, Kaneo. 1872. Kamado, Kikayama. 1546. Larrua, Andoy. 1706. Kanekoa, Kealoha. 1873. Alu, M. II. Eddie. 1547. Nakamura, aKtaro. 1707. Cornwell, Harvey. 1874. Higa, Jansei. 1548. Piko, John Kahakauwila. 1708. Takahashi, Deiizo. 1875. Aoki, llisao. 1549. Sakuma, Yoshimi. 1709. Hidao, Oshiro. 187(. Montero, Lareso. 1550. Matsumura, Junyichi. 1710. Chong, Ping Kui. 1877. Langan, Pedro. in Ho--1 1551. Nakazato, Kana. 1711. Okada, Kenichi. 1878. Bernulio, Benito. must be received if 1552. Anib, Juan. 1712. Sedena, Jesus. 1879. Ishikawa, Matustara. 1553. Nakachi, Mori. 1713. Okazaki, Yasygo. 1880. Gambi, Domingo. I 1554. Lasponia, Pedro. 1714. Obalo, Lorenzo. 1881. McDevilt, John Francis. 1555. Nerbas, Potenciano. 1715. Takano, Takeshi. 1882. Shimabukui'O, Seikichi. 1556. Tiozon, Rufino. 1716. Y'angeo, Gregory. 1883. Manilad, Antonio. nolulu on or before noon Oct. 27th. 1557. Kai, John. 1717. Garcia, Saearias. 1881. Ambroose, Ben Medeiros. 1558. Saraoso, Filimon. 1718. Fukutia, Nobuichi. 1885. Alu, Harry. 1559. Higa, Yokaku. 1719. Dongolis, Cegondo. 1886. Nyetake, Genmatsu. 1560. Tatseko, Francisco. 1720. Matsushima, Masaichi. 1887. Toina, Shiton. 1561. Gonsalves, Francisco. 1721. Kame, Goya. 1SSS. Alanio, Seincon. 1562. Saito, Tatsushi. 1722. Pulanco, I'ttes. 1889. Isono, Kusuburo. 1563. Nakamura, Seeigen. 1723. Kanui, Lui Kamaga. 1890. Kaneshiro, Tampe. 1564. Teixeira, Manuel. 1724. Pasura, Quirico. 1891. l'ukunaga, Zeichi. 1565. Medeira, Antone Correira. 1725. Ichiki, Masaji. 1892. Burns, Manuel. 1566. Watanabe, Kumjl. 1726. Hokama, Kamei. 1x93. Cabacas, Ripaldo. If you are to have your name enrolled as one who "came through' 1567. Kohara, Ikiso. 1727. Fatimo, Necomedes. 1894. Castro, Crislino. 1568. Tahil, Leoneio. 1728. Rodrigues, John. 1895. Mozeita, Amos Costa. 1569. Tengan, Shiho. 1729. Sanchi, Bolisiano Pres. 1896. Oalicia, Martin. to the support of your country for the Second Liberty Loan, you 1570. Shiniabuku, Yamato. 1730. Kabo, Giroku. 1897. Nagao, Yasu. 1571. Cratus, Manual, Jr. 1731. Saito, Sajiemon. 1898. Balthaza, Joe Souza. 1572. Iialoya, Alberto. 1732. Furonioto, Kazue. 1899. Kiainbo, Falavino Lubang. will make haste to file your formal application accompanied with 1573. Rodrigues, John F., Jr. 1733. Aakawa, Soye. 190(1. Yaniashita, Jiro. 1571. Amanite, Enginio. 1734. Rivera, Ramon. 1901. Katekari, L'slii. 1575. SnitTen, Bennett. 1735. V'meiio, Kichizo. 1902. Tabata, Shoza. your first payment, at your local bank AT ONCE so that it may 1576. Sakugawa, Cshl. 1736. Munakato, Kiihiinat.su. 1903. Okata, Sliuzau. 1577. Wakugame, Roichl. 1737. Kajiama, Asagi. 1904. Nol.ute, Tinsaku. 1578. Salgado, Benito. 1738. Milabilo, Florastinos. 1905. Tanaka, Masaichi. be forwarded by first mail. 1579. Pawaa, I'edro. 1739. Filmo, Bifanio. 1906. Hokoana, Louis. 1580. Abe, Kisaburo. 1740. Sitra, John Pereira. 1907. Gusukunia, Slwta. 1581. Matsumura, Naomatsu. 1741. Fukuhara, Kenkechiro. l'..o8. Kelisa, Simian. 1582. Ishikawa, Jinzuchl. 1742. Taichi, Yeitara. 1909. Himiiiez, Galidercio. 1583. Aveiro, Antone. 1743. Chu, Yee Lung. 1910. Fujimara, Ikuji.

1584. Hasebe, Mizuichi. 1744. Short Seabury T. 1911. Aparicio, Marcisco. , 1585. Y'oham, Kim. 1745. Carpio, Ricardo. 1912. Castillo, Anselmo. 1586. Tesura, Antone Gonsalyes. 1746. Arakawa, Ziro. 1913. lwa.-ak- i, Chojiio. 1587. Kama, Kaneshilo. 1747. Marie, D. 1911. Crespo, Raunon. 1588. Ogasawara, Tsunezo. 1748. Arakawa, Guia. 1915. Galaso, Ramon. 1589. De Mello, John. 1749. Corniel, Antone. 1916. Tomi, Si'igin. LIBERTY LOAN COMMITTEE 1590. Balmeo, Nemesis C. 1750. Arakawa, Ichiga. 1917. Miyasliiro, Kama. 1591. Kauka, Akiona. 1751. Rodrigues, John Silva. 1918. Sliinzato, l'slii. 1592. De Unia, John. 1752. Pasion, Lustaquio. 1919. Rama, Candido. 1593. Takahashi, Kizo. 1753. Sata, Yoneda. 192U. Masuoka, Tokichi. 1594. Rethans, Charles T. H. 1754. Ouaga, liusuke. 1921. Takushi, Taru. THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1917. SEVEN

W.7. (Uilnanin, Santiago. 2104. Kaleo, Sam, Jr. 2272. Montigon, Espregln. 2439. Qullantang, Frederick. I!t:i8. Kushi, Kukczln. 2105. Kakasone, Kamato. 2273. Kikuchi, Kikichi. 2440. Tengan, Sanda. !:',!). Alexander, Antone. 2106. Murray, Guy Fairest. 2274. Cuine, Enoscenclo. 2441. Ideoka, Magoji. Rlatson Navigation Co. 1!U0. Poinennoiz, Hurry. 2107. Masoda, Sakuiclii. 2275. Coelho, Manuel. 2442. Gul, Kim Ching. Ml. ll.ii. Kim Choo. 2108. Abe, Kichie. or7fi Abrew, Antone Louis. 2443. Shiramizer, Masagiro. 1917-Passc- nger 17 3 012. Okuna, Zenshikl. 109. Shimabukuro, Kamakichi. 2277! I'ehara, Kamesuke. 2444. Ito, Masunosuke. Schedule-19- l:!. in Kinlerno. Itiana Tonias. 2110. Freltas, Frank. 2278. Mizokawa, Tatsjiro. 2445. Shaw, Kaiakea Patrick Wrm. (SUBJECT TO CHANGE) 19-U- Francisco, N'icaeio. 2111. Kato, Kiechi. Kamagushiku, Kame. 2446. Ito, Fukeuyu. 1!M.". Kitashiuin, Olajiro. 2112. Lai, Kalei. 228o! Fritz, Attmar. 2447. Asato, Kamada. iniii. Aleu, Maxinino. 2113. Castillo, Eurigue. 2281. Jamile, Hose. 2448. Takushi, Matsuo. Leare ArriTe Leare ArriTe 1917. Taognyn, Nccacio. 2114. Pali, Adam Albert. 2282. Cabeta, Leoterlo. 2449. Okawaki, Umeichl. STEAMER San San 1918. Fernandez, Anlonio. 2115. Yonamine, Shiro. 2283. Yamada, Illsataro. 2450. Fukunaga, Seichl. Fr'sco Honolulu Honolulu Fr'sco 1919. Tana, Kanaimi. 2116. Shigenaru, Nakaoka. 2284. Shimokura, Tarushikl. 2451. Low, John. I!i5u. No.jinia, Yosliimata. 2117. Morris, George. 2285. Miyasato, Kame. 2452. Valana, Dionlsio. 1!)51. Sakihara. Toku. 2118. Tan gan, Taro. 2286. Davis, George. 2453. Souza, Jos. Nunes. Wilhclmina .. . 96 Tue Junl9;Tuo Jun 26 Tue July 3 Tue July 10 l'.):2. Domingo. Victoria. 2119. Medegosa, Cimplicio. 2287. Laganda, Ceriacas. 2454. Villaruel, Ernio. 19.",:!. Ozawa. Kesajiro. 2120. Franco, John. 2288. Nishimura, Tohla. 2455. Longan, Bernabe. Maul 4 Thu Jun 28 Wed July 4 Wed July 11 Tue July 17 1954. Hoii, Kunchi. 2121. Manatad, Celestino. 2289. Seballos, Jose. 2456. Kuhaulua, Johnny. Manoa 41 Tue Julv 3 Tue July 10 Tue July 17 Tue July 24 19rr. Tangan, Matsu. 2122. Natevedad, Anselmo. 2290. Tanaka, Masuto. 2457. Rodergues, Santiago, Matsonia 46 Thu July 12 Wed July IS ;Wod July 25 Tue July 31 19."i(. Medeiros, Know. 123. Hisano, Kikutaro. 2291. Fyimori, Tomkichi. 2458. Bencilio, Apolonlo. Wilhclmina .. . 97 Tue July 17 Tue July 21 Tue July 31 Tue Aug t 19.r,7. Hucli, 2124. Sato, Kiyoyulut. 2292. 2459. Kukahiki, John Mahele. Walber Frederick. Garaisa. Jerclana. Maul 5 Thu July 26 Wed Aug 1 Wed Aug 8 Tue Aug 14 Horn, 2125. 293 2460. Freitas, Louis. Ill's'. Oalixte. Galasa, Marallino Nunes. Guira, Federico. Manoa 45 Tue July 31 Tue Aug 7! Tue Aug 14 Tue Aug 31 19r,9. 2126. Molino, 2294. 2461. Fries, John De. Shiraichi, Josaku. Mareo. Medelros, Manuel, Jr. Matsonia 47 Thu Aug 9 Wed Aug 15 Wed Aug 22 Tue Aug 28 19(10. 2127. 2295. Ansores, 2462. Kyam, Shizuo. Kamida, Shono. Akaniine, Kama. Sixto. Wilhelmina .. . 9h Tue Aug 14 ,Tue Aug21Tue Aug 28 Tue Sept 4 lflfil. Tatny. Felix. 2128. Soong, Aaron Aujimu. 2296. Kina, Robert. 2163'. Roderiguis, John Kahalelani. l!i2. Sakurai, Yuzo. 2129. Sodetani, Kameichl. 2297. Manuwa, Harry. 2164. Tomita, Yaijiro. Maul 6 Thu Aug 23 Wed Aug 29 Uved Sept 5 Tue Sept 11 lflti:!. Onaga, Kani(. 2130. Yamada, Tobumastu. 2298. Tomosoi, Macrio. 2465. Kawaharo, Kuichi. Manoa 46 Tue Aug 28 Tue Sept 4 !Tue Sept 11 Tue Sept 18 I!lfi4. Shiraishl, Knjia. 2131. Fukumoto, Motozo. 2299. Shimabuku, Tokuzo. 2466. Arola, Binancio. Matsonia 4,s Thu Sept 6 Wed Sept 12 Wed Sept 19 Tue Sept 35 19f,r.. Labayton, Eutiguco. 2132. Garil, Joe Silva. 2300. English, Henry William. 2467. Mariano, Lasaro. Wilhelmina .. . 99 Tue Sopt 11 jTue Sept 18 Tue Sept 25 Tue Oct 2 19(10. Shinialmkura, Kama. 2133. Kiychi, Masharo. 2301. Kaleo, Hama. 2468. Melo, Marcelo. 3- 19!7. A boy, Acaton. 2134. Matsui, Hyozo. 2302. Keola, Henry. 2469. Puu, Kakaio. Maui 7 Thu Sept 20 Wed Sept 26 ; Wed Oct Tue Oct I 19I1S. Ariola, Francisco. 2135. Watanabe, Kenji. 2303. Kala, Gray Kamana. 2470. Llsundra, Pruncio. Manoa 47 Tue Sept 25. Tup Oct 2 Tue Oct 9 Tue Oct 16 19C9. Oanlalina, Feimin. 2136. Alado, Rupino. 2304. Ongguy, Orbamo. 2171. Pazos, Diago. Matsonia 49 Thu Oct 4 Wed Oct 10 Wod Oct 17 Tue Oct 23 1970. Kunnizo, Itushichi. 137. Nagomi, Yeisuke. 2305. Matsushita, Ichiji. 2472. Nakamura, Elgin. Wilhelmina .. . 100 Tue Oct 9 Tue Oct 16 Tue Oct 23 Tue Oct 30 1971. Lara, da. 2138. Alves. Daniel. 2306. Watabu, Kichiichi. 2473. Sato, Masukichi. Crispian Maul 8 Thu Oct 18 Wed Oct 24 Wed Oct 31 Tue Not 6 1972. Chang Yen. 2139. Kokichi, Fuke. 2307. Pirrede, Hiloguri. 2474. Mikami, Bunechl. Chun, Manoa 4s Tue 23 Tue Oct SO Tue Nov 6 Tue 13 1973. 2140. Asato, Fshl. 2308. Kekimo, David. 2475. Y'abu, Sansuke. Oct Not Kakhi, Yeitaro. Matsonia 50 Thu Nov 1 Wed Nov 7 Wed Nov 14 Tue Not 20 1974. Silva, 141. Yamamolo, Junjo. 2309. Yinioto, Samuel K. 2476. Honda, Tozo. Antono. Wilhelmina .. . 101 Tue Nov 6 ,Tuo Nov 20 Tue Not 27 1975. Allele, Auhana. 2112. Aragaki, Puichi. 2310. I'yetaki, Y'asuto. 2477. Okuhara, Soichi. Novl3jTuo 1970. Furugen, Somei. 2143. Yoshitabe, Kimaturo. 2311. Somatsu, Y'ogi. 2478. Okahoshi, Isamu. Maul 9 Thu Nov 15 Wed Nov 21 Wed Nov 28 Tue Dec 4 Oliveira,-Joseph- . 2479. 1S77. Tube, Yamoto. 2144. Soon, Samuel II. 12. Mahelona, Daniel. Manoa 19 Tue Nov 20 Tue Nov 27 Tue Dec 4 Tue Dec 11 2480. 197S. Migushlma, Kiyokl. 2115. Nonul, Mauricio. 2313. Kamioka, John. Newton, Russel. 51 Nov 29 Wed Dec 5 Wed Doc 12 Tue Dec 18 Korao, Matsonia Thu 1979. Mizubayashl, Nakashlro. 2146. Masunaga, Rinzo. 2314. Gutierrez, Jose. 2181. Santa. Ambrosio Wilhelmina 102 Tue Dec 4 Too Dec 11 Tue Dec 18 Tuo Dec 25 1980. Gumahad, CiUillermos. 147. Moon, Edward Wong. 2315. Wn, Yee Bong. 2482. Hirano, Hachiro. 19X1. I'ahna, Kane. 21IS. Shimabukuro, Rinshio. 2316. Murphy, Fred. 2483. Spalding, James Rich. Maui 10 Thu Dec 13 Wed Dec 19; Wed Dec 26 Tue Jan 1 1952. Ranas, Julian. 149. Correa, Sebastian. 2317. Lopez, Henry. 2484. Nakasame, Seikichi. Manoa 50 Tue Dec 18 Tue Dec 25 Tue Jan 1 Tue Jan 8 1953. Teruyn, Tadao. 2150. Obana, Tomoto. 231 S. Olelano, Pelagio. 2485. Watanabe, Sukuzi. Matsonia '52 Thu Dec 27 Wed Jan 2 Wed Jan 9 Tue Jan 15 11. Ikida, Yoshiga. 2151. Gado, Marco Dela. 2319. Hosaki, Zenichi. 2486. Trice, Edward Sinfleld. 1985. Ikaaka, William. 2152. Ebina, David. 2320. Sodetuni, Magoichl. 24K7. Ura, Kamado. I9SG. Ikeda, llikoichi. 2153. Rodrigues, Joe. 2321. Tengan, Saburo. 2488. Yuwatro, Vaguichi. 19S7. Kaopuiki, James Naopealao. 2154. Correa, Joe, Jr. Silabay, Cornelio. 24K9. . Kadoyama, Juichi. 1988. Miyashiro, Duguji. 2155. Perreira, Frank. 2323. Sumanpong, Gaudencio. 2490. Ripago, Dominino. 1989. Tomasliiro, Sunbu. 2156. Villamel, Faust ino. 2324. Fabura, Juan. 2191. Uehara, Sanlio. 1990. Tome, Kami. 2157. Murasal, Siniplicio. 2325. Morimoto, Chyojl. 2492. Kalohelani, Joseph, Jr. 1991. Kanuili, Robert Kalincf. 2158. Yo.shinyuki, Shinichi. 2326. Shimizu, Naonoshia. 2193. Viela, William, Jr. Uime Dable'JCdwltti Slailroad Co. 1992. Kawamolo, Kyo. 2159. Sabados, Alario. 2327. Costa, Joe Gonsalves. 2194. Pong, Choi Wai. 1993. Sarcta, I'olonia. 2160. Otsuji, Yoiehi. O? Makapobre, Rehino. 2495. Reyelo, Manuel Roderigues. Daily Passenger Train Schedule (Except Sunday) 2496. Nakao, Matsu. 1991. liega, Ramon. 2161. Dogal, Emiterio. 2329. Coreueosky, Alex Nikitiff. Tli following schedule went into effect June 4th, 1913. 1995. Kamakhhi, Ikihara. 2162. Waiwaiole, Noah Pali. 23,10. Fujimoto, Hotsugi. 2497. Perlos, Augustin. 2498. Koma, Bunemon. !!:. Okamoto. Tokuichl. 2163. Bet iong, Lucas. 2ool liar, Balbino. TOWAKDfi WAILUKU TOVAHD HAIKU 1997. Freitas, Manuel. 2164. Tamura, Toyotaro. 2332 Hanazaki, Jinske. 2499. Gallarde, Dioscoro. 2500. Kuloloia, David. 1998. AHlli, Webster. 2166. Gemperoza, Plasito. 2333. Chosyu, Shikiwa. liitna D;stanc 1999. Arakawa, Zense. 2167. Tabas, JCiriaco. 2334. Reyes, Balisio. S. 2501. Riyes, Lurinzo. 1 2000. Madeiros, John. 2168. Fontes, Joe. 2335. Tamanaha, Matsu. 2502. Dago, Adriano. Miles Miles 2503. Garada. STATiCNS 2001. Simoon, Vidal. 2169. Kuahulu, Peter. 336. Namai, Y'oshlo. Jurado, Antone A M M 2002. Kamla, Iiunjl. 2170. Moose, Moosanden. 2337. Tobias, Buenaneutura. 2504. Isobe, Monta. 2505. Kawamoto, Yazuziro. 8 S 2003. Kaiiavama, I. 2171. Sakata, Keizo. 2338. Manemitsu, Takaichi. 5 33 3 3";' 25 42 6 35 , . A..WniliiWu.. L b 4" 5 ' 3" 3 35 S it 2506. 'S-- J 2001. Saito, Walchi. 2172. Ferreira, Alfred. 2339. Ki, Kim Pong. Kimura, K. 5 233 20:1 15'S 3.jfi 25 L.. ..A o 6 50 9 i 40 3 4S 2507. i 4 2005. Kanyama, Otomatsu. 2173. Ferreira, Ant. Caniacho. 2340.' Costellon, Leodoreio. Akimoto, Juzo. .. Kaliului .. 2508. Tamayose, Shimel. 200fi. Kumasakn, Chiozo. 2174. Rodrigues, Frank. 2341. Kato, Kenichi. 5 20 3 17 ,8 27 12.0 A.. ..L f 5 ' 5 47 2007. 2175. Ulu, Willie Keawe. 2342. 2509. Hoon, Wong. Tamashiio, Matsu. Resilba, Norcisso. 5 10 3 07 IS 17 "A 7 ' 53 3 5" 2008. 2176. Newman, Reginald Noble. 2510. Sanchez. Benito. Spreck- - Sancelo, Nicholas. 2343. Kanogusuki, Kinsuki. " 2009. 2177. Nakato, Genzi. 2511. Sama, Shinkawa. " elsviile 6.9 Lebas, Lcando. J341. Mata, Agator. J 093 05 8 15! 8.4 7 03 ' 53 3 5 2010. 2178. Kekona, John. 545. Hugh. 2512. Hooulu, Joe W. Keala. McCorriston, Oscar J 8 7 4 2179. Chung. 2513. Higa, Sando. 5 00 55 5 L.. ..A 9.8 '5 05 lo 2011. Matsukawa, Kamesuke. Mion, Inn 2346. Angel, John. I'aia ' 2012. Knos, 21S0. Camara, John. 2614. Saito, Msasa. William. 2347. Iwasaka, Y'oshio. 8 A.. ..L 2013. Rosselti, Gallino. 2181. Ole, Joe, Jr. 2348. Miyake, 2515. Nakagania, Ginosuke. 52 53 03 7 7 1 07 4 12 Kanichi. L- 2014. Souza, Manuel Freltas. 2182. Ku, Ikala. 2349. Navarro, Amando. 2516. Taniguichi. Kamehiko. 5J,a 47 ;7 J7 - ..A 7 24 2 M 4 I 2517. Hoopis, John. 2015. I'upule, Robert. 2183. Yoshida, Bunkichl. 2350. Kim, In Kyang. 3.4 L "kuapoko "j 11. 9 2016. Kurosawa, Gensuke. 2184. Nakasone, Kame. 2351. Kawasaki, Tamaru. 2518. Saito, Sukehachi. 4 5i a 46 :7 56 7 25 2 '5 4 20 2519. Cabral, Albert. 2017. Cambra, Manuel Serafin. 2185. Shimabuku, Seichiu. 2352. Y'anagi, Joe. 4 45, 3 4o 7 5j L.. ..A .7 33 2 23 4 28 2018. 2186. Omoto, Mitsuyoshl. 2520. Toichi. Takiguchi. .. Piiuwela .. Taro, Kuwac. 2353. Saucis, Amelio. 13-- Kazuo. - 1.4 2019. Ditio, Makairo. 2187. Higa Chozu. 2354. Perulin, Pilipe. 2521. Nishimua, 4 44; 39 i7 49 A.. a, 7 35 2 25 4 30 2188. Gil'ler, Taylor. 2522. Barreke, Bonfacio. 2020. Meniz. Elbert 2355. Crockett, Wendell F. 4 40 a 17 o L Haiku ..A 15-- 7 2 30U Tavares, Joe 2523. Sylva, Henry Curtis. 35 45 40 ji 2021. Rosa, Joe. 2189. Tanaka, Kozu. 2356. Matsura, Talchiro. Booge. 2524. Haia, William, Jr. 2022. Keola, David. 2190. Machado, Camiller 2357. Brown, Robert. 2191. Garaza, Yonishi. 2525. Yamanoha, Kakichi. PUUNENE DIVISION 2023. Sugito, Seichl. 2358. Hussey, Thomas. H. V. 2192. Tanaka, Iunichi. 2359. Watanabe, Oshinlatzu. 2526. Tounsley, Paul 2021. Knudsen, Paul 2527. Puriano, Andres. 2025. Gurijl. 2193. Kurosawa, Bansabulo. Hamada, Sataro. TOWARDS PUUNENE TOWARDS KAHULUI Handa, 2528. Kaneshiro, Heisuke. 2026. Arnda, Antone Morreira. 2194. Jonsales, Iselbo. 361. Kisaba, Choyel. 2529. Y'amada, Kenichi. 1 2027. Ambo, 2195. Tabilon, Hermogenes. 2362. Vares, Antone Souza. Tukulchi. 2530. Fook, Aiona, Lau. STATIONS 2028. Lengi, Senyo Kasaga. 2196. Toma, Iluto. 2363. Bacalso, Andres. llitaici 2531. Uradonio, Y'oshihara. Pissintir Pittiaiir littlKI riUMir P.iitf 2029. Ah Yet, Joseph Aheong. 2197. Cox, Joel U. 64. Shishido, Genzo. 2532. Joe Santa Maria Da. A M Mlli$ Mile am p m 2030. 2198. Gomboc, Thomas. 2365. Taketa. Silva, L..Kahului..A, Cockett, William Edmonds. Ikehara, 2533. Franco, Joaquin. 2031. Miyama, 2199. Kame, Tengan. 2366. Dela Cruz, 2 50 6 00 . 0 !) 6 22 3 15 Yoshima. Primitive 2534. Endo, Chazo. A. .PuunencL1 I. 2032. Ogata, 2200. Yasumori, Seiyei. 367. Pacheco, Augustine Fario. (X) Inosukl. 2535. Ako, Sam. 3 6 10 0 6 12 3 05 2033. Anielio. 2201. Bermodoz, Hilario. 2368. Otsuka, Shuzo. Padino, 2536. Kanagushikeo, Yama. 2034. Makaena, William. 2202. Kuweshima, Ginjo. 2369. Takushi, Sanda. 1. All daily except v 2537. Teixiera, Henry. trains Sundays. 2035. Joseph George, 2203. Cedimio, Filomino. 2370. Resentes, Manuel. Pratt, Jr. 2538. Eburan, Paulino. 2. A Special Train (Labor Train) will leave Wailuku daily, except Sunday", 2036. Geledo, Bernebe. 2204. Tavares, Manuel, Jr. 2371. Aga, Domingo. 2539. Gibo, Sokusho. 5:30 a. m., a. m., 2037. , 2205. Chun, Pex Tun. 2372 Nakazato, Kama. at arriving at Kahulut at 5:50 and connecting with Nikaido, Seitaro. 2540. Agena, Kama. 2038. Yrokichl. 2206. Smith, Lorrin Knapp. hrs. Romaldo. the 6:00 a. m. train for Puunene. Nikaido, Bacalso, 2541. Philip, William McLeish. 2039. 2207. Gadow, Matias. 2374. Castilio, Siliro, 3. BAGGAGE 150 rukusbima, Jeinichl. 2542. Mansano, Marcilo. RATES: pounds of personal baggage will be carried fre 2010. 2208. Izumi, James Mitsuuki. 2375. Massanades, Benito. Nikaido, Maka. 2543. Escanio, Pedro. of charge on each whole ticket, and 75 pounds on each half ticket, when 2041. Nikaido, Maruichi. 2209. Cerdres, Mariano. 2376. Tigeo, Alihandeo. 2544. Suemotzu. baggage is In charge of on 2210. Pila, Kini. 2377. Sodusta, Clement!. Otsuka. and the same train as the holder of the ticket. 2042. Nillas, Francisco. 2545. Aiakawa, Yama. 2043. Nimiori, Kenichi. 2211. Alrico, I'olicarpo. 2378. Aikala, David. For excess baggage 25 cents per 100 pounds or part thereof will be 2212. Nabares, Quentellano. 2546. Tanaka, Y'oshiro. charged. 2044. Nishi, Shigcmori. 2379. Nakamura, Taro. Duhaylongsod, Bartasas. lkugiro. 2213. Kaiwi, Namanu. 2380. 2547. 2045. Yoshinaka. Dili, Vincent. 2548. Oshiyama, Keyomatsu. For Ticket Fares and other information see Local Tassenger Tariff I. C. C. 2046. Do Rego. 2214. Penheiro, Daniel. 23S1. Pogue, Henry Whitney. Ventura, Manuel 2549. Helekunihi, Diamond. No. 3, or inquire at any of the Depots. 2047. 2215. Asato, Kamezo. 2382. Lopes, John. Toma, Kana. 2550. Maliikapu, Sam. 2048. 2216. Nakamura, Buta. 2383. Domingo. Caimona, Autero. Kaneko, 2551. Labio, Patrecio. 2049. 2217. Soto, I'lamon. 2384. Souza, Cocesa. rmemoto, Kusukl. 2552. Cordeiro, Frank. 2050. 2218. Mendez, Joe Marques. 2385. Constantinopla, Hago. Lianto, Atanacio. 2553. Salva, Luis Valencia. 2051. Apari, 2219. Uehara, Seigr. 2386. Vinancio. Urasaki, Seisuke. 2554. Suzuki, Kazuzo. 2052. Sodetain, Masataro. 2220. Kekahaulua, Jr. 2387. Inouye, Y'oshita. 2555. Value, Morris Bumside. 2221. Artillo, Pablo. 2388. Matsuji. 2053. Kihoa, Gulstan Lincoln. Nakusone, 2556. Y'oshikura. 2222. Uyehara, Vshi. 2389. Tsukako, 2054. Ogata, Kazuto. Rocunero, Romualdo. 2557. Soo, Kin Chan. Alfred. 2223 Maehara, Ryoichi. 2390. 2055. Huakiniliilil, Inea, Joe. 2558. Saiki, Hikojiro. 2056. Y'esuke. 2224. Dias, Puoperio. 2391. Aguilino. Arakakl, Larita, 2559. Takamaru, Gingo. Lopez, 2225. Higa, Jira. 2392. 2057. Manuel. Flores, Sisto. 2560. Alesua, Melchor. "Splendid VK 2058. Lopez, Pelonceno. 2226. Abrew, John. 2393. Nacibor, Pausto. 2561. Isaga, Corneli P. 2394. 2059. Ueki. Kusuta. 2227. Larobes, Placldo. Watanabe, Retaro. 2562. Sengo, Y'utaka. Naogi. Cordobez, 2060. Sakuma, 2228. Hasegawa, Sabulo. 2395. Armando. 2563. Moniz, August. AW 2061. Y'amato. 2396. Taira, Yachu. 2229. Yamashifo, Mendes, Pablo. 2564. Tanioka, Matsujiro. Qualities" Goichl. 2397. 2062. Omoto, 2230. Lacerio, Acilino. Uyehara, Kana. 256b. Koko, Maka. 2398. David. 2063. Jocino, John. 2231. Sato, Sitan. Philip. 2566. Nahoa, David. PAIGE OOJJO 2399. 2064. Higa, Tameka. Leialoha, James. Hake, Tomehochl. 2567. Casbor, Cltio. 2065. 2233! Shigun. Ginoza, Masakichi. Omuro, 2100. Samata, Tanabaru. 2568. Anog, Sixto. "we cannot speak too highly of 2066. Suiso, 2234. 2101. Goya, Elino. Kasahara, Toniokichi. Kana. 2569. the spLndiJ lubricating quail-ti- e 2102. Kalaola. 2067. Gondaysntos, Victoriano. 2235. Cunanan, Antone. , Garcia, Euselino. 2570. Kalanui, Robert, Jr. of Ztrultne." 2068. Pestano, Antone. 2236. Galina, Juan. 2403. Albar, Antonio. 2571. Duhaylongsod, Ciriaco. 2069. Koga, 2104. Kuraji. 237 Owan, Baisei. Lsobe, Shoiclii. 2572. Dawabata, Kantaro. WINTON 2238! The Winfon t"i..Sjn t'r,,,.;,,- 2070. Futinia, Sanda. Y'eigi, Goya. 2405. Deas, Henry. 2573. Abas, Bartolome. - 2071. Dorbn, Joe. 2239. Higa, Ushi. 2406. Abe, Tamaki. Momoa, "We use Zcrolrne extensively. 2574. Ambrose. It is giving 2072. Paris, James Robert. 2240. OiKawa, Kisake. 2407. Isago, Segekuro. 2575. Kawahara, Staoshi. entire satisfactmn." 2073. Ontevaros, Juanito. 2241. Sagario, Agapito. 2408. Okako, Iwakichi. 2576. Taniguchi. Shoichiro. CHEVROLET 2074. Tanganihun, Santiago. 2242. Gozo, Domitrio Asoncion. 2109. Taniashiro, Kamei. 2577. Sanchachl. FORD Minaga, J. W. Lcjvitt Of t'o. , Lus Angs 2075. Fujimoto, Sakuemon. 2243. Suzuki, Kichisuke. 2410. Nakayama, Giicbi. 2578. Chong, Ngen. S.ilcs Co., Lo. 1 Si "Zerolene is our choice for Aiifi-lf- s 2076. Manalo, Oliiopio Juan. 2244. Sang, Hew Ning. 2411. Pahenui, Raiko. 2579. Palomares, Elejo. "settled on Zero-len- e Chevrolet cars." after extensive 2077. Naleichil, Joe. 2245. Flores, July Belarde. 2412. Wilhelm, Ernest, Jr. 2580. Piles, Satiago. tests." 2078. Kohrcga, Manuel. 2246. Nakayama, Kaoru. 2413. Braz, Joe Santos, Jr. 2581. You, Ah. 2079. Sales, Juan. 2247. Ishigawa, Matsu. 2114. Kaiwi, John. 2582. Okamoto, Kanematsu. 2080. Davis, Joseph. 2248. Naehu, Wallace. 2415. Sanehes, Clito. 2583. Umono, Iwakichi. 2081. Galass, Cario. 2249. Makaiwi, Hosea. 2416. Golis, Maximo. Matsumoto, Shigiru. 2584. Taru. 20S2. Matsumoto, 2250. Maeshiro, Morikichi. 2417. Tengan, Sanra. 2585. Hatada, Suichi. The Standard OllforNotor 2nS3. Tumi be, Sbizuke. 2251. Lagman, Gregorio. 2418. Cabral, Manuel. 2586. Swift, George. Cars 2084. Tanabe, Tokeiclil. 2252. Abatay, Farbian. 2419. Aoyama, Torakichl. 2587. Nishima, Toshio. Endorsed by Leading Car Distributors 2oS5. Matsunobu. Katsutaro. 2253. Yamanaka, Koichi. 2420. Kanae, Geo. M., Jr. 2588. I -b- ecause Oshi, Kaneshiro. the records of their s. rx ice departments show 2oSli. Ellabio, Euigene. 2254. Kame, Chinen. 2421. Kuroda, Shunyel. 2589. Fugimoto, Toshita. Zerolene, that correctly refined from California asphalt-bas- e 2os7. Aioasio, Sutornino. 2255. Sabes, Pablo. 2422. Herradura, Manuel. 2590. Kato, Naohei. crude, gives perfect lubrication less wear, more power 2088. lida, Max Satoru. 2256. Arellano, Deonicio. 2423. Kagoshima, Tegjiro. 2591. Tsan, Han Young. least carbon deposit." 20S9. rianda, Shigaru. 2257. Papako, Willie Pauwela. 242 1. Afusu, Matchuhaclro. 2592. Joshi, Asato. rvi rwvlicri' and at 2090. Shuishi. 2258. Kapawai. , llanaoka, Akina, David 2425. Kila, Stephen. 2593. Nishimura, Kichizo. uur sMtiuns. 2091. Salapon, Uernado. 2259. Fukuyama, Teruki. 2426. Fukuda, Masakichi. 2594. Murata, Yoshitaro. 2092. Miinintin, (jregorio. ,2260. Pelagok, Fortunato. 2427. Hota, Masuto. 2595. Arakakl, Kicheta. STANDARD 2093. Olbeta, Reponzo. 2261. Kuboyania, Kakuji. 2428. Kaonohiakuna, Sam. 2596. Kealoha, Salamon. OIL COMPANY 2094. Prado, Gregorio Del. 2262. Youk, Kin Kong. 2429. Nitahara, Gunkichi. 2597. Ikouihi, Shikadzuchl. 2095. Serano, Domingo. 2263. Di'lacrus, Sotero. 2 430. She, To Wen. 2598. Sung, Song Pung. 2096. Mi llo, John De, Jr. 2264. Kajiija, Genichi. 2431. Polintan, Modesto. 2599. Peremin, Benaneio. 2097. Ebao, Martin. 2265. Cadimes, Fortunato. 2432. Kama, John. 2600. Asota, Shigen. 1 2098. Levi, John. 2266. I'ehara, Taru. 2433. Nakashima, Shigio. 2601. Hamaoka, Tokinchi. 2099. Makalino, Ilasillo. 2267. Geokichi, Makama. 2434. A, John. 2602. Garcia, Jose Ruiz. ill 2100. lnada, Heine Kyn. 2268. Engle, William H. 2435. Pulepu, Peter. 2603. Kajita, Toichi. 2101. Okimi, Junso. 2269. Yakabe, Seho. 2436. Paul, Elia. 2604. Bills, Willie. 2102. Higa, Kame Mori. 2270. Hail, Polocarpo. 2137. Miyahira, Seiel. 2605. Takinioto, Shirichi. - ' .3 . .' J...... i .aa.llkLkaB 2103. Kitazawa, Soikkhi. 2271. Robbins, William Augustus. 2438. Taneguchi, Koichi. 2606. Pangilinan, Victor. EIGHT THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1917.

2fi07. Oknimira, Clmkichl. 2773. Ynbonilio, Ettlalio. 2939. Seno, Tataro. 3101. Tnba, Jlnaaburu. 20O8. Yimmgata, Minoru. 2774. Silva, Manuel. 2910. Ikehara, Fnkuso. 3105. Takahashi, Iguin. 2(io!. Arola, IVdro. 2775. Oshiro, Genko. 2911. Miikama, Chukichl. 3106. Mnmaril, Cnlistro. 2I!10. Nakusono, Masbu. 2776. Cahleron, Francisco. 2912. Kaguel, Juan. 3107. David, Leonico. 2i!U. Hilira, Ciconta. 2777. Shimuzu, Tokyl. 2943. Pedro, Paul. 3108. Machisukp, Tamauorl. Ltd. 2(112. IliranaRa. Masao. 2778. Sakugawa, Choki. 294 1. Darn, Pedro. 3109. Nagata, lTntaro. The Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., 2H13. Aioyo, Henionterio. 2779. Katayama, Sumita. 2915. Putista, Pedro. 3110. Pu, Jospph. 2fiU. Montii-olo- , Jeaal. 2780. Kaukau. John. 2940. Osakl, Kekasako. 3111. Cambra, Manuel. AND BONDS. 2!ir,. Wakaliayashl, Masao. 2781. Arcangel, Roman. 2917. Natura. Chukama. 3112. Kawanabp, Tolakunia. BUYS AND SELLS REAL ESTATE, STOCKS 2t!lfi. Koveira," Peter. 2782. Oyama, Masakichl. 2948. Higa. Chita. :!113. Kalino, Hiram. WRITES FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE. 2t!17. Taiijl. Komazo. 27S3. Ochiai, Gichl. 2949. Morton, David Kalani. 3111. Nakamura. Iakuchl. NEGOTIATES LOANS AND MORTGAGES. 2(US. 2784. George Shuniclii. 2950. Kalua. Kalani. Ikeda, Manalo. Sebastian. 3115. Cms, Steban. SECURES INVESTMENTS. 2til!l. lni;ano, Serapio. 2785. Tavares. Sebastiau Morlz. 2951. Kakoa, Joseph. 3116. Nakatn, Kinei. 2('2H. Mi .reader, Cayetarm. 27Mi. Macido, Quirino. 2952. Rukichi, Shiroma. 3117. Meo Wong, Chin. A list of High Grade Securities Mailed on Application. 2021. Tuanrto, Maximio. 2787. l'elayo, Jose. 2953. Kahlua, George. 3118. Franco, Ben 2022. T!ok, 2788. Joses, Maurice. 2951. Kapo. Fukumoit. Kesalaro. 3119. Anzai, Kikuji. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. 202:!. Ttiro. Aurelio Marque. 27S9. Keaupuni, Robert. 2955. A'oto, Kiehigolo. 3120. Kosaburo, Minakata. 202 1. 2790. Garlijo, Guillimino. 2950. Nakagavn, Arakaki. Dokiyo. Ishirai. 3121. Giebarn. Basilio. HONOLULU, HAWAII P. O. BOX 346. 20.2"). Mutsumote, Keichl. 2791. Sbishido, Ilanjii. 2957. Vienes, Filis. 3122. Anzai, Maukichi 2020. Ti'iuya, Yeiko. 2792. Rotlnock, Arthur Crawford. 2958. Duvauehelle, Waldemar. 3123. Decipallo, Juan. 2027. Ito, Tatsuo. 2793. Kosiiro, Eduardo. 2959. Seano, Kesakichi. 3124. llacalso, Seraun. I 202S. Samanle. Antonio. 2791. Faik, George Adam. 2900. Ciirdino, Casiano. 3125. Galapon, Istanislao. 202!). Nouclil, Sotaro. 2795. Gomes, Manuel Margues. 2901. Dernandino, Catalino. 3126. Shimabuku, Kamata. 20::n. Isliiraka, Sadaliaelii. 2796. Lnrinaga, Maximo. 2962. Gung, Chung Tai. 3127. Solindato, Felisjoro. 20'M. Incarnacion, Nareisso. 2797. Rosareo, Raymond. 2903. Poaha, Leo Kapalaau. .1128. Takuoka, Masaki. 20:!2. Antone. 2798. Canoy, Crespino. 2964. Keyotoke, 3129. llaleakala. One - Sakaichi. Matsumura, Kihugoro. 20:;;!. Tainayoshi, Kaniado. 2799. Sanborn. Donald Murto. Shishido, Takichi. 3130. Long, Henry D. 2ii:-l- Sakunia, Yesliisuki. 28(iO. Rego, Manuel Dp. 2966. Nakamura, Matsu. 3131. Kama, Scnkawa. May's Package 20:;r. llaltket, Manuel. 28H1. Gualdi ito. Ignasio. 2967. Takayesu, Gelei. 3132. Yamashita, Kanashiro. ALOHA 2'i:'.0. Takayasu, Sania. 2S02. Toribilhis, Clautlio. 2908. Yamamoto, llatsuiclii. 3133. Felicp, l'edro. 202.7. Sordoialdo. Malives. 281(3. Kawazoe, Kamahiichl. 2909. Fong, Robert Ling. 3134. Migiat, 202S. Memoto, I'zo. 2504. Timagos, Pedro. 2970. Oshiro. I'shi. 3135. Hirano, Chuji. of Hawaiian Products 2ti2.it. 2505. lliga, Kamato. 2971 full-size- Pontoiy, Julio. Kaniuhele, Thomas. 3136. Keola, John. Contains 6 d oz. Jars of Kelly's Hawaiian preserves, a J2lb. 20 in. Kaneislii, Toralo. 28K6. Pa lu, Samuel Kakahuna. 2972. Rietow, Ray Halter. 3137. Kiyabu, Anei. 2011. Moii, Masakiyo. 2807. Agtang, Tomas. 2973. Rebello, Frank. 3138. Spencer, John Kahanu. box of Dole's Glace Pineapple slices, and Old Kona Coffee $3.00 2012. Tavaivs, Manuel F. 2xiS. Poepop, Thomas. 2974. Ariula, Frank Morrcira. 3139. Pariidi, Leon. 20i:l. Elpio, Yictoriano. 2809. l yeno, Jumitsu. 2975. Sailo, Kisaburo, 3140. l'iko, Isaia. A SUITABLE GIFT FOR MAINLAND FRIENDS 2014. Akiona, Sampson Ah Sen. 2810. Santos, Donitacio. 2970. Marques, Antonio Texeira. 3111. Aragakl, Shcye. Sent by express to any address. 201T. Uelauca. Salvador. 2811. llokuana. William. 2977. Faber, Nicolas. 3142. Gonsalves, John. 2010. Alston, Paul Warren. 2812. Santos, Frank. 2978. Maior, lionil'acio. 3113. Hashibp, Shinichl. HENRY MAY & CO., Honolulu, H. T. 2017. Alonso. Ceverino. 2813. Paeheeo, John. 2979. Yamamoto, Ioichi. 3141. Tangonan, Roman. Ltd., Grocers, 2015. Aluieida, Jolin Jacintho. 2814. Funatsu, Rokuyeno. 2980. Cisaklo, Abondio. 3145. Hoy, Dand Wing 204!). Tamuioii, Kaniesuke. 2815. Samson, Moros. 2981. Embres, Nicholas. 3116. Saikl. Saichiro. 20.".o. Awakunl, Seizen. 2816. t'anno, Joe J. 2982. Higa, Kami. 3147. Suzuki, Koshichikl. 2t!."l. Miyahiia, Kanie. 2817. Santos, Ipolito Delos. 2983. Mello, Peter De. 3148. Sam, Cho Duck. 20."2. Medeiros, Carreira. 2818. Matsuy, Tomesaburo. 2984. Frank Gejiiki, Katimoto. 3149. Asato, Eiho. 2ti.".3. Yamashita, Masahei. 2819. Sol, ikm Chang. 2985. 11., Pet lua, Henry Jr. 3150. Koo, Yang Mung. Co., Ltd. 2(r, 1. Cliindo, (ioya. 2820. Saiiminto, Charles. 2980. Wailuku Construction and Drayage Rairios, Andres. 3151. " 20.").r). Iiernas, Apalanorio. 2821. Gabriel, Alehandro. 2987. Sato, Yoshitaro. liato, I'ortanato. 3152. Canilas, Seberio. 2(r(. Watanabe, Sinsaki. 2822. Omness, Felix. 2988. Tanaka, Kayna. 3153. Yazawa, Riske. 20r.7. Takaliaxhi. Sunao. 2823. Naito, Choicbi. 2989. Okunf, Kanso. TRANSFERING AND DRAYING 2058. Rodillas. Donato. 2824. llaniamoto, Minitaro. 2990. 3151. Ortes, Treneo. Cuison, E. Victoriano. 3155. 205!). Matsujiro. 2825. liiuialona, Euganics Liona. 2991. Nauka, William. "service: FIRST" Yoshida, Kakuji. 3158. Oshiro, Tara. 2000. Takahashi. Kinsuke. 2820. Samillo, Jase. 2992. Plukett, Charles. 2001. Torrea, Tnnidad. 2827. Komoda, Takaro. 12993. 3157. Carlos, Villan. Poaha, James. 3158. Obayashi, Nobuki. 2002. Perreira, John. 2828. Also, Zinhachi. 299 I. Fukuzaki, Genpachi. 3159. Ekong, Francisco. 200:1. UodrlpuoM, Manuel. 2829. Nishimuia, Ichike. 2995. Kiester, M. Ross. ItSMlSU 2004. 3160. Shimoda, Eijiro. luiiiijruii'i'n;:!'!'!?! iimmuiMif! mimm Kurotsu, Chohichi. 2830. Tsutsumi, Reichi. j2996. Poepoe, If. Kahiki. 3161. Coelho, Frank Rodrigues. J nr.. i ' r 2005. Vares, John Alver. 2831. Maun, Ignacio. j2!)97. Mari neo, Augustine. ine Dig ieature 2(iti0. 3162. Takeshita, Kasaku. . ! f I Marumoto, Masaiehl. 2832. Adlao, Suirokio. 2998. Hatuilan, Maximo. ' 1 3163. Palmer, Laurence L. in motoring. An ! ! I 20(i7. Kauanul, Lelmauna. 2833. Kragor, Antone. 2999. Tom;ishiro, Senso. 3104. Diasis, Frankacio. all-refine- 2008. Harai, Mikio. 2834. Oda, Sakuji. 3(100. Ilahclan, Antiro. ry WmrV I 200!). Flores, Caciniero. 2835. Matsui, Shinpei. 130(11. 3165. Inafuktl, Guku. 5 Aveira, Jow. gasoline-- not i 2070. Aka, Ryosei. 2S36. Nakama, Shozo. 301)2. Imanaira, Otchiko. 3166. Uradomo, Shwnzo. j a M 2071. Reroo, Louis. 2837. Graca, Joe. 3003. Takiimia, Jitsuha. 3167. Aranda, l'edro. mixture. fe 2072. Kanichi, Taketa. 2838. David, Esteevan. 3168. Oyama, Kizu. 3(0)1. Ah llu, Hum Choy. M 2t7:!. Anjo, Joseph Gomes. Modesto. 3169. Koi Ah Ling. standard oil V I Sir- (i fiiv? t', J.f 2839. Pialo, Ah, Samuel - 3005. Clarito, Santiago. company c4-- ' viajMrJfa'il & 2li4. I'honp, Dins. 2810. Teiigan, Tenshiu. 3006. Mitsu.d.Mia Shoski. 3170. Okashige, Kuichi. (California) t MV1tip i VlV, 2075. Shishido, MetsupJ. 2841. Kaikaha, Sam. 3:u7. Alien;;, l.sac Arpolla. 3171. Roderigues, Antone, Jr. V;gSj 2070. Almeida, Manuel Jacintho. 2842. Gnnsalves, Jno. 3;S. Scott, V erncr. 3172. Kondo, Seichi. 2077. Ostronomo, Anaeieto. 2843. Soares, John. ;.('l:!'. Alee, Lau. 3173. Yasanaza, Gensaku. 207S. Koljelis, Abdon. 2814. Kimokes, Napa. 3174. Kusudo, Yasopi. 3.0 id. Optl, s. 207!). Juan. Jam: 3175. Pantaleon, 2845. Arakawa, I'ichi. 3U11. lloteilho, Joe. 2t!S0. Hiua, Saburo. 2846. Dias. Kokichi, Shimabuhu. 3176. Yau, Chong Kong. Caguios, Pedro ::iVl. Ah 20S1. 1'ailma, Proctuoso. 2847. Shigita, Koichi, Hon.awii, Tetsugi. 2 01 3. Jlalto.5, 3177. Medeiros, Manuel Ezeno. 2082. Freitas, Joe Perrelra. 2848. Teruya, Fuki. Manuel. 3d 4. Ah Lo, William. 3178. Doteilho, Joe. 20S3. Legaspe, Casimoro. 2849. Chong, Wong Ah. 3179. Meyer, Ernest. 2684. Taro, Toma. 2850. Manuel Roderigues. Chorea, Oginie. Coelho, 3016. 3180. Waikiki, Kaimi. 2851. Sumiyoshi, Hoichi. Kawamoto, Sewichl. 2085. Olaibaro, Estakio. 3U17. Tanaka, Sadasuke. 3181. Koho, Shoichi. 2086. Kobatake, Gitaro. 2852. Texeira, Joe. 3018. 3182. Medeiros, Manuel V. 2853. Maxwell, William. Farias, Marion. 2687. ICobatsu, Zencho. b0l9. Keahl, N. 3183. Marin, Manuel Silva. 2854. Rodriguez, Hipalito. Jacob 2088. Kobayashi, Nobuichl. 3020. Monshige, Itsuo. 3184. Jarata, Luciano. 20S9. Fukuda, Sakuzl. 2855. Eenda, Cunzo. 3021. 3185. Kanape, Candido. 2690. Matsuda, Kentai. 2856. Curresma, Ynosencio. Melendre, Carlos. 3186. Hoogs, Frank L. 2091. Auso, GinKoro. 2857. Tkehara, Masae. 3022. Young, Pak San. 3023. 3187. Monderin, l'edro. 2692. Sun, Pak Moon. 2858. Caiaballo, Fundador. Keaniui, Gilbert. 3188. Mariano. 3024. Murales, 2093. Aukai, Jml. 2859. Shimabuku, Kana. Peresa, Santiago. 3189. Tsuhone, Tokuji. 2694. Ileilo, Ogusuku. 2860. Takayesu, Gisho. 3025. Yierra, Joe Nunes. 3190. Shigeo. 3020. Tashiro, 2695. Sun, Lee Myung. 2861. Carbahal, Francisco. 1'ilaniar, Gregorio. 3191. I'hilip. EiUltlHiffC 3027. Kawelo, 2090. Corpuz, Antonio. 2862. Kam, Ogusuku. Santiago, Ambrocio. 3192. 31)28. Panimdin, Silestino. 2697. Okusaku, Manzo. 863. Kamai, George Pauole. Honiyo, Jyukichi. 3193. Soon, Sai Sang. 2698. 2864. Lono, Job. 3U2U. Tokuda, Kamaro. Yoshimizu, Tenzui. 3194. Itaoka, Naotaro. m - IMH - -- .. Vli. t 2699. Oyafusa, Kama. 2865. Lum, Young Ah. 3030. Francisco, Sigundo. 3195. Nakamoto, Kamato. 3U31. Ching, 2700. Kahoai, Joe Kolo. 2866. Yeikiehi, Nakandakare. Kim Sell. 3196. Tamashiro, Kurakuro. 2701. 2867. Gospal, Megie. 3032. Canielte, Kumaldo. 3197. Tengan, Matsui. I'shi, Kaneshiro. 3M33. G. 2702. Williams, 2868. Jardin, Joe Souza. Toiehito, Takagi 3198. Uyeniura, Kazuo. Manuel. 3031. Hop. 2703. 2869. Palomino, Paulino. Akee, Alvin Ah 3199. Abos, Narcisso. Marco, Alihandro. 3035. 2704. Yamada, Mortaro. 2870. Velisainco, Leoncio. alencio, Florenbino. 3200. Ugi, Giachi. 2705. MiKuel. 2871. Simeon, Antonio. 3036. Shiraiwa, Kisaburo. 3201. Smyihe, Edward John. Paroao, 3037. 27U6. Oyakawa, Hokiyu. 2872. Matsui, Kazuto. Kakko, Zinkame. 3202. Nakamatsu, Kame. 2707. Kaholoi, Moses. 2873. Ilorirdalla, Gregorio, 3U38. Toreno, Duena Ventura. 3203. Pineda, Frank. 2708. Waechtlec, Albiu II. 2874. Makaena, James. 3039. Kibhiinoto, Honsen. 3204. Harris, Alexander. 2709. Owaean, Sergio. 2875. Kaaihue, John. 3040. Colocong, Andres. 3205. Periera, Antone. 2710. Garcia, Paschual. 2876. Watanabe, Kichiiro. 3041. Kobello, Jpe Medeiros. 3206. Hoh, Chong Tal. 2711. Funimoto, Kiukuma. 877. Hata, Wasuto. 3042. Kuri.su, Kenji. 3207. Terashima, Iso. 3Ui3. 2712. Kawahara, Genzo. 2878. Nakamura, Kesaku. Ouchi, Jyumatsu. 3208. Kon, Kinzo. 3044. too pt 2713. Oyama, Shotaro. 2879. natanaka, Tsuzukl. Vaiieshita, Kinichi. 3209. Joao, Raymond F. 3045. M. 2714. HoRin, Joishi. 2880. Nakata, Shiroku. Moneira, Manuel 3210. Roderigues, Jose M. 3040. 2715. Deinson, Uenhamin. 2881. Fujii, Kuichi. Miyata, Toichi. 3211. Ikehara, Tokushtchi. 2716. Delosanbos, Pedro. 2882. Ishihara, Soko. 3047. Wtiuua, Kihau. 3212. Dartola, Ereneo. 2717. Kamitaki, Kenichl. 2883. Nakamoto, Taro. 3048. Oka, Sueki. 3213. Marino, Lope. 2718. Kakushi, Saura. 2884. Yuji, Ansai. 3049. Miyasato, Kashin. 3214. Suzuki, Genzo. 2719. Kawamoto, Y'oshinobu. 2885. Matsui, Tabaro. 30ij0. Cruillermo, Miranda. 3215. Maramoto, Kunizo. 2720. Tagalay, Cililo. 288G. Velarinca, Pedro. 3051. Juarez, l'edro. Salegumha, Fodofredo. 30a2. NaUasone, Kana. 3216. 2721. Pabalory, Felix. 2887. Alejo, Ranroldo. 3217. Matsumoto, Shiro. 3053. Naual, Gregoris. 2722. Kim, Jack Ah. 2888. Smyihe, William T. 3218. Pascual, Christiano. 2723. Kozawa, Shizue. 2889. Kimura, Torakl. 305 1. Saeapanio, Leaterio. Mariano. 3055. 3219. Areliano, 2724. Kai, Izuml. 2890. Kuratomi, Giichl. , Jtori, llajimi. 3220. . Hindi, Sam. 2725. Oda, Matsutaro. 2891. Aid, Sam. 3056. Kamioka, Masaro. 3221. Kuhoio, Toshio. 272G. Aipalena, Peter. 2892. Sakaie, Echiro. 3057. Edwardo, George. :2. Yamaguehi, Hidetaro. 2727. Koyanat;i, Notokiqhl. 2893. Ota, Sadaichi. 3058. Cliinen, Seizen. 3223. Elacruz, Kalino. 2728. Tianiibo, Gumercindo. 2894. Kamai. David. 3059. Arakawa, Geichl. 3224. Ob, Chung Kio. 2729. Dicompo, Francisco. 895. Muronaga, Masaita. 3060. ImaiiHira, Matsuichi. 3225. Cuison, Mcols. 27::o. IMores, Makimo. 896. Nakamoto, Tataichi. 3061. Nakada, Kamejiro. 226. Yagi, Nobuzo. 2731. Sugawa, Uyoichl. 897. Sukirano, Nabaro. 3062. Ginco, Juan. 3227. Coursen, Raymona j. 2732. Paaoao, George. 898. Hegashi. Masato. 3063. Sison, Stephen. 3228. Claro, Juan Salili. 2733. Dioz, Francisco. 2899. Selva, Antone. 3064. Dela Cruz, Mariano. 3229. Laporteza, Macario. 2734. Nakandakarl. 2900. Pinheiro, Manuel. 3065. Sylva, Manjel Henry. Under Sukechi, 3230. Wada, Yuichi. 2735. Hew, San Fat. 2901. Kaalakea, Henry M. 3066. Aokuma, Shokichi. 3231. Tanoco, Mamerto. 2730. Carson, Earl L. 2902. Hokainura, Tasuhiko. 3067. Kaleiiiloha, John. 3232. Morralla, Pedro. 2737. Payunot, Uregido. 2903. Avensura, Iluen. 300S. Adriano,' Melesio. the 3233. Kizo, Shishida. 2738. On.t'ilas, John. 2904. Nitta, Jengora. 3069. Morin, Joe .Silva. 3234. Kaai, Isaac William. 2905. Pahukula, David. 31(70. 2739. Taketa, Ilideso. Sueoka, Zenemon. 3235. Manas, Auastacio. Blistering 2906. Taira, Morichi. 3071. Sun 2740. Lodri.mies, Wil'.iair. Mederos, Manuel Rehello, Jr. 3236. Arunr, Jacaho. 2907. Yeii, and the terrific 2741. Fta, Komesu. Hirokiehl. 3072. Yamaguehi, Tokusuku. 3237. Ikimoto, Gunichl. heat of road friction, there ia a strong 2742. Tadusta, Necolas. 908. Oishi, Kalsuina. 3073. De Cambra, Manuel. sense of security in using 2yo9. 3238. Kanichi, Ouichl. 2(43. Tauuihi, Masaroku. Masuda, Oiosudaro. 3074. Ta pu n i t a s, M a reel i no. 3239. Kajihara, Kanae. 2910. Ohilo, Apolonio. 2744. Tadakuma, Katsuge. 30i'5. Tom Sing, Joseph A. 3240. Kiyona, Choken. 2745. Estabilio, Siberstre. 2911. Oshiro, Yasakauia. 3076. Cabiuas, Semion. 3241. Imaru, Taichi. 2746. Ahrai, Cornilio. 2912. Tom, Aki. 3o7V. Napaepae, Itenjamiu. 3242. Oshiro, Kinsuke. 2747. Shimabuku, Komel. 2913. Saihei, Kariya. 3((7S. Yaniauichi, Shokiu. 3243. Yilligas, Doroteo. Ziryo. 3079. Pu, Kua Pekelo. m 2748. Miyahiia, 2914. Kamashiro, Zenei. Paul 3244. Mata, Sergio. DOUBLE . CABLE .BASE 2749. Kaholokula, Robert. 915. Shirota, Teizen. 3080. Rilar, Feliciano. 3215. Mannaois. Miguel, 2750. Kaholokula, Henry. 2916. Aleusir, Fauslino. 3081. Alcumindras, Felomino. 3246. Sumandal, Francisco. RUGGED" & "TRAFFIK" TREAD TIRES 2751. Oyadoinon, Gensi. 2917. Olipolos, Felnioino. 308.'!. Tavares, John Moniz. 3247. Nueku, Samuel William. A long 2918. slow cure (vulcanization) renders the 2752. Nabor, Jose M. Chan, Alfred Chou. 30S3. Taares, Antone Moniz. 3248. Aisis, Fausto. carcass and 2753. Kahuhu, l'upuka. 2919. Yamaguehi, Mokuro. 3084. Losada, Juan. J249. Uzie, Naosaku. tread of these tires unusually tough 2754. Kahoopii. Daniel. 2920. Chinen, Kaniado. 3085. Carlos. Dehialrio. 2250. Nishiguchi, Shinsuke. cohesive and proof against fabric separation and heat 2755. Medeiros, Joe Soares. 2921. Asip, Julio. 3086. Manuel, Manuel. 3251. Sakala, Manuel. blow-out- s. All sizes for standard rims. Tresona. 2922. Yomamura, 3(187. 2756. Salvador, Antonio Toshiot I'.olul, llosiwo. 252. Kasuke, Matsuto. Distributed By 2757. Medeiros, Antone. 2923. Coslo, Visente. 3088. Nabara, Antonio Carasco. 3253. Silva, Manuel Cambra. 275S. Kuninioto, Takaithl. 2924. Shirakani, Toyjuro. 3089. Juan, Joe, Jr. 3254. Fujita, Seuchi. 2759. I'rata, Tonoki. 2925. Chong, Hyim Kiu. 3090. Iliga, Kaiucsuke. p5. Makeana, Tom. 27iu. Kamashiro, Saburo. 2926. Asato, Kibo. 3091. K:iiia, Shimabuku. .6. Napahuelua, David. 2761. llorikanu, Kukuhe. 2927. Pascua, Leon. 3092. Oriie, Kwanichi. 3257. Kahoa, Daniel Kaili. 2702. Ono, Tei.o. 2928. Aerbantes, 3093. Navarro, Joe T. 3258. Shintani. Juichi. PAIA STORE 2763. Culoina, Aguido. 2929. Yokoyama, Amedaro. 3091. l'aaluki, Abraham Liealoha. 3259. Shimabuka, Seijlu. I'ichi. 2930. M. 2764. Matsui, Faulata, James L. 3095. llironaka, Sukeyiio. 3260. liayette, Antone Roderigues. THE FEDERAL Nabara, Demetrio. 2931. Aoki, 3u96. Whiti'ord, 3261. RUBBER CO. OF ILLINOIS 2765. Tokuhei. William. Yillamos, Felepe. Factories Cudahy, Wisconsin Jose. 2932. 3097. Murayama, 3262. 2706. Eison, Garcia. John Elmo. Osao. Kong, Dang Wing. Mfra. of Federal Automobile Tires. Tube, and Sing, Ho Chung. 2933. Abe, Kauji. 3H9S. Souki, and Sundries, Motorcycle Bicvcl. 2767. Frank. 3203. Poster, Aberto. Carrie T.r... Rubber Heels. Horse Shoe Pads. RubW MaUiiVg aad 2768. Makepa, Samuel. 2934. Nakashima, Toyogiro. 3i99. Arakawa, Kashin. 3261. Rallar, Vintara. Mechanical Rubber Goods 2709. Druss, Hugo K. 2935. Sorayama, Kitnichi. 31(10. Takahashi, Ziroichi. 3205. Mason, Juau. 2770. Rodrigues, M'l. 2936. Wakakuwa, Chinhachl. 3101. Tampeo, Oshiro. 3266. ISillers, Simon. 2771. Kishuba, Jira. 2937. Cortez, Ejmo. 31tC. Kuuuo, Masaju. 3267. Deneze, Antone. mm: 2772. Tamia, Masanao. 2938. Jnda, i't-Ur- 3103. Duurte, John G. 3:6S. Demote, l'edro. THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1917. NINE

3269. Otsuji, Kaujl. 3434. Shiang, Ding Wing. 3600. Kamado, Goya. STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, 3270. Lewis. Willy Ivlola. 3435. Montano, Jose. 3601. Hoe, Sing Kong. MANAGEMENT, CIRCULATION, 3271 Mendez, Frank Roderigues. 3436. Morinaza, Yoichl. 3602. Hong, Nee Chau. ETC., REQUIRED BY THE ACT OF A GOWN or suit that secnis hopelessly ruined can often be per 3272 Rafin, Francisco. 3437. Hoolulu, John. 3603. Kofukada, Minora. CONGRESS OF AUGUST 24, 1912, fectly renewed by 3273. Soils, Juan. 3438. Nanud, Enmtario. 3604. Rosa, George, Jr. of Maui News published weekly at 3274. Teruza, Yamoto. 3439. Medeiros, Manuel Carlos. 3605. Klngkia, Saloader. Wailuku, Maui Co., Hawaii, Sot EXPERT FRENCH DYEING AND CLEANING. 3275. Horiguchl, Mltsutaka. 3440. Tanaka, Hlsata. 3606. Kamisato, Toyajiro. October 19th, 1917. 3276. FinJas, Martin. 3441. Matsuhare, Kamuchi. 3607. Saplnlg, Krispln. Skill, care and te equipment assure you satisfaction. 3277. Yotaku, Arakakl. 3442. Kaaihue, David. 3608. Ishii, Kameto. Territory of Hawaii, County of Maul. 3278. Kim, Ung Mau. 3413. Hak, Llm Dur. 3609. Takaesu, Makarl. MAIL ORDERS A SPECIALTY. 3279. Ramos, Dnchin. 3444. Iaela. William. 3610. Amanciok, Jose. 3280. Gonsalves, Andres. 3445. Matsunioto, Masalchl. 3611. Kamanawa, Peter. Before me, a Notary Public in and 3281. Arakakl, Suko. 3446. Og, Chio Chun. 3612. Cruz, Simproso De la Cr. for the State and county aforesaid, FRENCH LAUNDRY personally appeared L. D. Tlmmons, 3282. Shun, Kim Hau. 3447. Geniobatin, Mecomedeg. 3613. Raphael, Joseph. $ Jno. D. Souza, Paia Agent M. Uyeno, Kahului Agent 3283. Kurahara, Mitsuo. 3448. Sekiya, Kichigoro. 3614. Char, Kim Wo. who, having been duly sworn accord- 3284. Arogaki, Kame. 3419. Ritarda, Julian. 3624. Char, Kim Wo. ing to law, deposes and says that he Jack Linton, Wailuku Agent. 3285. Decoto, Manuel. 3450. Olivina, Mamorto. 3615. Watanabe, Yasaujl. is the acting business manager of the 3286. Sung, Chung Kook. 3451. Ranyral, Naro. 3616. Piilani, Keorge Kanawai. Maui News and that the following is, 3287. Leval, Joseph Souza. 3452. Baptist, John Quintal. 3617. Tanoka, Senichi. to the best of his knowledge and be- 3288. Sunda, Tamagushiku. 3453. Olivorra, Manuel. 3618. Onomea, Hirojl. lief, a true statement of the owner- 3289. Aragakl, Matsusuke. 3454. Baptlsta, Joe. 3619. Shimabuku, Zenshiro. ship, management, etc., of the afore 3290. Rapoza, Manuel. 3455. Mon, Lee Jar. 3620. Honda, Hegiro. said publication for the date shown in 3291. Salvador, Tomaa. 456. Lee, Foo Kau. 3621. Oshiro, Matsuso. - the above caption, required by the Act 3292. Honeda, Alphonso. 3457. Marimoto, Kichizo. 3622. Wilhelm, Robert. of August 24, 1912, embodied in sec 3293. Imano, Yolchl. 3458. Lrdward, William. 3623. Giro, Gusukuma. tion 443, Postal Laws and Regulations, 3294. Perreira, Joaquin S. 3459. Espanola, Enjeno. 3624. Keao, Alfred. printed on the reverse of this form, OF MAUI 3295. Diliano, Ilaslio. 3460. Alagakl, Takeshi. 3625. Iaela, Kaaukea. to wit: BANK 3296. Sasaki, Sigeglchi. 161. Rego, Joe Do. 3626. Navarro, Antonio Galhardo. 1. That the names and addresses of 3297. Olibar, Cripulo. 162. Nakamoto, Kenjo. 3627. Lizarde, Jacinto. the publisher, editor, managing editor, LIMITED 3298. Ege, Bukichiro. 3463. Mendoza, John Fernandez. 3628. Gouveia, Augustine A. and business manager are: Guji. 3299. Inahuku. 3464. Klnousm, Fumin. 3630. Reveira, Urisa. Publisher, Maui Publishing Com STATEMENT 3300. Padillo, Francisco. 165. Portirria, Santiago. 3631. Tanaka, Buheji. pany, Ltd., Wa'Juku, Hawaii. Acting 3301. Matsuoka, Sadahel. 166. Kehanumoku. showing condition at the close of business September 29th, 1917. Ginoja, Kenichi. 3632. Scholtz, Herman Edjtor L D Timmons, Wailuku, Ha- - 3302. Sugemoto, Kitaro. 3467. C.inoza, Scisaburo. 3633. Iwanaga, Hidekl wait. Acting Managing Editor. L. D, ASSETS, owned by the Bank 3303. Sing, Ah Mee. 3468. Fernandez, Manuel P. 3634. Alves, Manuel, Jr. Timmons, Wailuku, Hawaii. Acting 3304. Kanawaliwali. 469. I'olgo, Narsiso. 3635. Enoki, Hichisaburo. Business Manager, L. D. Timmons, Loans, Discounts and Overdrafts $ 534,211.30 3305. Brldgeford, Rarton J. 470. Mathews, Leslie P. 3636. Watanabe, Masaki. This represents loans and advances to 3306. Kamisato, Yetenzoro. 3471. Osato, Yoshijiro. 3637. Reyes, Caytano De los. Wailuku, Hawaii. 3307. Kauiho, Joe. 3472. Emmsley, Tom. 3638. Yamagusuku, Denjiro. 2. That the owners are: (Give names customers of the Bank. 3308. Kanemori, Giichl. 3473. Camaling Jorge. 3639. Nagamatsu, Tokuso. and addresses of individual owners, or, Cash on Hand and in Bank 196,740.96 3309. Goo, William. 174. Matsuoka, Tadayoshl. 3640. Caboz, Manuel Franca. If a corporation, give its name and Actual gold and silver coin and Sight Ex- 3310. Gosukiima, Tanra. 3475. Bray, William Manuaikoo. 3641. Quillstino, Basilo. the names and addresses of stockhold change on correspondent Banks. 3311. Chas. Laleko. Hoy. Tuu, 3476. Gomec, John. 3642. Wong Pak ers owning or holding 1 per cent or Bonds and Securities 282,561.59 3312. Kamimoto, Benkichi. 3477. Sails, Marcario. 3643. Kubota, Higoichl. more of the total amount of stock.) 3313. Noda, Massajiro. 3478. Gomes, John. 3644. Esdorlosa, Juan. Pioneer Mill Co., Ltd., Lahalna; D. This is practically our secondary reserve, for 3314. Azunia, Kawasuki. 3479. Fujimoto, Mataichl. 3645. Pavao, Frank Souza. H. Case, Wailuku; D. C. Lindsay, Ka the protection of our depositors, consisting 3315. Pantalita, Mariano. 480. Elaban, Fedro. 3646. Fukuhara, Kame. hului; R. A. Wadsworth, Wailuku; C. principally of high grade, Territorial, Railroad 3316. Ayers, Alfred. 481. Otana, Pedro. 3647. Jiro, Matsuda. . D. Lufkln, Wailuku; Kathryn M. Case, and Industrial Bonds. 3317. Sik, Hong Chong. 182. Kapaku, John Kalia. 3648. Watanabe, Yatugno. Waluku; J. J. Newcombe, Lahalna; 3318. Mahelona, John. 3483. Murata, Idizo. 3649. Martino, John. Wailuku Sugar Co., Wailuku; Wm. Real Estate and Banking Premises 17,600.00 3319. Sadura, Eroristo. 3484. Yowing, Kim Song. 3650. Ahlor, Alfred. Lougher, Puunene; H. Streubeck, Wai- Actually owned by the Bank, located at Wai- 3320. Watanabe, Ilitomi. 3485. Espanol, Estiban. 3651. Waki, Saegiro. luku; J. Garcia, Wailuku; H. A. Bald- luku, Lahaina and Paia. 3321. Heiama, Eistu. 3486. Cambra, Manuel. 3652. Kiniada, Meylmo . win, Paia; Millie B. Hair, H'pko; D. furniture and fixtures 7,431.02 3322. Calompet, Balesa. 3487. Takatori, Tetarijl. 3680. Fuji, Tpmelchl. H. Case, Trustee for C. II. Atherton, 3323. Saguiwa, Domingo. 3488. Hongo, Sadado. 3654. Malkin, John. Wailuku; H. P. Baldwin, Ltd., Puun- Contained in the Main Bank at Wailuku and 3324. Lasarte, Ambrosio. 3489. Kaahanul, Pell. 3655. Ishida, Hiromi. ene; W. F. Pogue, Huelo; R. S. Searle, its branches at Lahaina and Paia. 3325. Nakagawa, Hidikichi. 3490. Koko, Leone. 3656. Kinney, David K. Jr., Honolua; J. W. Holland, Kahului; Leasehold 925.00 3326. Cockett, Albert Jacob. 3491. Kuhia, William. 3657. Inanami, Chugo. Enos Vincent, Wailuku; A. K. Ting, Representing the valuation of the Bank's 3327. Nakamura, Kiyomatsu. 3492. Guerrero, Fauslina. 3658. Matsunaga, Kujozo. Kahului; Marie G. Vincent, Wailuku; Pen-hallo- equity in the upon its Wailuku 3328. Masunaga, Masaki. 3493. Olegre, Pedro. 3659. Higa, Kana. L. Weinzhelmer, Lahaina; H. B. Lease property. 3329. Serno, George De La. 3494. Guerrero, Francisco. 3660. Nomura, Kuraichu. Wailuku; W. J. Cooper, Wai 3330. Silva, Frank. 3495. Keola, Kanuu. 3661. Goma, Antone. luku; Maggie A. Rodrigues, Wailuku. Total Resources '. $1,039,469.87 3331. Kalimpo, Gregorlo. 3496. Sutherland, Frank Gellet. 3662. Poleheusio, Cebero. 3. That the known bondholders, 3332. Melisimo, Danuin. 3497. Makania, Kota. 3663. Uemura, Tamotsu. mortgages and other security holders 3333. Canilo, Leoncio. Miguel, Manuel . 3498. Inanaria, Francisco. 3664. owning or holding 1 per cent or more LIABILITIES 3334. Kahakawila, Harry. 3499. Ganiko, Saburo. 3665. Healu, John. bonds, mortgages, 3335. Sakae. of total amount of Capital Stock Paid In $ 150,000.00 Kaneshiro, 3500. Vierra, John Muniz. 3666. Nishizima, Ytaro. or other securities are: (If there are 3336. Medeiros, Antone Soares. 3501. Alegria, John Souza. 3667. Calarnai, Sibirino. Surplus and Undivided Profits 22,437.09 B. none, so state.) Bank of Maui, Ltd., 3337. Estrella, Frank 3502. Hayoshi, Koichi. 3668. Mahlai, William. Wailuku, Hawaii. Deposits 867,032.78 3338. Taono, Hayaichi. 3503. Marres, Maximo Sijus. 3669. Nuai, Simeon. The Bank and its Branches has total deposits, 3339. Santiago, Louis, Jr. 3504. Hayashl, Chiyoichl. 3670. Moto, Ryezo. 4. That the two paragraphs next 3340. Lareta, Simeoh. 3505. Hayase, Matashiro. 3671. Baldas, Comelio. above, giving the names of the owners, net, as above. 3341. Gensuke, Nomura. 3506. Elman, Deonicio. 3672. Tamae, Matsusuke. stockholders, and security holders, if 3342. Kepaul, Lokana. 3507. Hayashida, Minora. 3673. Ramos, Julio. any, contain not only the list of stock- Total Liability $1,039,469.87 3343. Sausa, Taira. 3508. Higa, Kami. 3674. Shoichi, Murata. holders and security holders as they 3344. Nakasune, Soya. Katsunosuki. Takahama, Juukl. appear upon the books of the company 3509. Hamai, 3675. Territory of Hawaii ) 3345. Caroro, Mitchel. 3510. Juan, Euginio San. 3676. Tomi, Hiromu. but also, in cases where the stock b 3346. Purtodo, Aleuriano. 3511. Lee, William S. 3677. Gay, Roland L. holder or security holder appears upon Island and County of Maui ) 3347. Tamaloshi, Kensu. 3512. Kahalchae, Koapuni. 3678. Reyes, Miguel. the books of the company as trustee I, C. D. Vice-Preside- nt 3348. Wlllmington, John Sholland. 3513. Muyuela, Kandido. 3679. Takahashi, Kiyohei. or in any other fiduciary relation, the LUFKIN, and Manager of the above 3349. Kato, Seijiro. 3514. Yogi, Jiro. 3680. Fuji, Tomeichi. name of the person or corporation named Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statemet is true 3350. Suzuki, Suchi. 3515. Pickett, Edmlnd Ashe. Articuza, Bartolime. for whom such trustee is acting, Is to the best of my knowledge and belief. 3681. given; said two para- 3351. Sanjuan, Anhilo. 3516. Sereno, Antone. Kocho. also that the Vice-Preside- 3682. Nakanishi, C. D. LUFKIN, nt and Manager. 3517. Suzuki, Shinzo . K. graphs contain statements embracing 3352. Coite, Joe de. 3683. Manili, Charles as 3353. Halemano, John Nailima. 3518. Gumahad, Marcilino. 3684.. Kido, Yoshio. affiant's full knowledge and belter Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1st day of October, 3354. Bendicia, Anaclito. 3519. Higuchi, Toragl. Kido, Mutsuo. to the circumstances and conditions A. D. 1917. 3685. stockholders and Becurity 3355. Nagagawa, Suakl. 3520. Okumura, Sanzo. 3686. Murata, Jukichi. under which ENOS VINCENT, Notary Public. Hyojiro. 3521. Martin, Salvador Batero. Facundo. holders who do not appear upon the 3356. Yamada, 3687. Bornae, company as trutees, hold 3357. Yamasakl, Sukeji. 3522. Daliva, Tarasio. 3688. Kameeekua, Keonaona, books of the 3523. Umakichl. stock and securities in a capacity other 3358. Kauamura, Miyakichl. Nakano, 3689. Dolim, John. 3524. Endo, Kaneshige. than that of a bona fide owner; and 3359. Moniz, Joseph. Shinsuke. reason to believe 3360. Sunni, Biske. 3525. Baring, Sheberino. 3690. Uka, this affiant has no 3526. Taubugai, Hilario. 3691. Perreira, Joe. that any other person, association, or 3361. Mirano, RuEfo. corporation has any direct or 3362. Padmanaba, Iyer Vydinatha. 3527. Ramird, Manuel Coryranha. 3692. Torres, Bautista. interest 3528. Maeda, Suesaka. indirect in the said stock, bonds, or 3363. Kato, Yoshinao. 3693. Kamltani, Kame. as so by 3364. Nagashima, Kakujiro. 3529. Tawamotok, Masukichl. other securities than stated 3694. Seghorn, John. him. 3365. Iha, Nobikitchi. 3530. Oshiro, Kamado. 1917 3366. Coelho, Manuel. 3531. Katsutani Katsuni. 3695. Denaoto, Benjamin. 5. That the average number of cop Indian MotorcydesHonolulu Prices publication Goya, 3532. Tamisaku, Nihel. 3696. Kasal, Jisen. ies of each Issue of this 3367. Jiro. sold or distributed, through the mails Model Cash Installments Tirms 3368. Yamashiro, Kame. 3533. Jomoad, Francisco. 3697. Sekawa, Kunisaburo. 3534. Kailieha, Boniface. or otherwise, to 'paid subscribers dur TYPE N. 3369. Sansis, Marion. 3698. Fria, Paustlno. Powerplus cylinder, 3370. Aaron Samuel. 3535. Salegue, Francisco. ing the six months preceding the date twin cradle 295.00 $305.00 $130.00 cash and Kuoha, 3699. Magasay, Santos. 3 speed 3371. Corpus, Damaso. 3536. Villerde, Luciano. shown above is (This information spring frame, model. seven monthly Henry. 3537. Abe, Miveo. 3700. Nishida, Yenzo. is required from daily publications Develops 15 to IS horsepower payments of 3372. Sylva, dynamometer 3373. Unetsu, Satoin. 3538. Premacio, Alfonso. only), on test v $25.00 each. 3374. Gomes, Joe. 3539. Souza, Pataliao Augustine de. L. D. TIMMONS, TYPE NE. 3375. Auzai, Gensaku. 3540. Naeole, William. Acting Business Manager. Powerplus twin cylinder, cradle $335.00 $345.00 $145.00 cash and Malaga, Juan. Motorcycle Officer 3 speed pay- 3376. Balthasan, Manuel Souza. 3541. Sworn to and subscribed before me spring frame, model, monthly 3377. Ternate, Eugenlo. 3542. Barrieulos, Tomos. with complete electrica ments of $26.- - 3378. Hamamoto, Sieso. 3543. Lascon, Roman. Will Be Authorized - equipment including amme- 00 each. 3379. Mobrlia, Augastine. 3544. Kameshina, Nagoso. ENT ter. Develops 15 to 18 horse- 3545. Ogata, Sekichi. Notary Public. power 3380. Hee, Akuna Ah. super on dynamometer test. 3381. Uchida, Moichi. 3546. Ramayamay, Pedro. At their next meeting the Yamamoto, Hideichi. re TYPE S. 3382. Kunimura, Kichita. 3547. visors will undoubtedly heed the Improved adjust- $100.00 3548. Nagata, Keoichi. BY AUTHORITY side car with $110.00 $50.00 eash and 3383. Salvani, Meliton. commendation of the grand jury and able axle. s i x monthly 3384. Kunitake, Sehijiro. 3549. Nakamura, Koklchi. authorize the appointment of at least payments o f GOVERN-MEN- T 3385. Tet&uo. Kaneshiro, Kame. ( NOTICE OF SALE OF Hida, 3550. officer to look after $10.00 each. 3386. Augana, Eneclto. 3551. Ferreira, Joe E. one motorcycle LOT 3387. Sagum, Olipio. 3552. Murata, Yozo. auto speeders on Maul. Chairman TYPE T. Standard delivery van ad- $100.00 $110.00 $50.00 caBh 3388. Gouviea, Louis. 3554. Kama!, Joseph Kamamu. has discussed the matter with At 10 o'clock A. M., Monday, Nov with and Kaiama justable dimem-justabl- e 3389. Okamoto, Kengo. 3555. Freitas, Frank. ember 26th, 1917, the office of Mr. axle, body six monthly his fellows and the sheriff, with the at axle, body dimen- payments o f Hoya. George. Sub-Agen- t, 3390. Nakama, 3556. Koone, .u.. .v win nro. W. O. Aiken, Paia, Maui, long, wide, 3391. Tengan, Sunda. 3557. King, Endicott J. resun umi luc Vivvv,.u there wm be 8o)d at pubUc auction the sion 40" 21" 21" $10.00 each. go wuuuuw high, metal cover with latch. 3392. Opalea, Marcelo. 3558. Nyebara, Kame. bamy tnrougu wju- - following Government lot 3393. Alamio, Lusiano. 3559. Kawahara, Makizo. from any source. Government lot at Waiohuli-Keo- - - E. O. HALL & LIMITED 3394. Cainbra, Joe De. 3560. Inoue, Shizuma. t,..ij a.., infontinn to Kula, Maul, known as the Chin- SON, Kamekichl. ' ese Cemetery Lot, containing an area DISTRIBUTORS FOR THE TERRITORY OF HAWAI 3395. Teshima, 3561. Nunes, Alfred. one officer for the pres- - 3396. Bailasis, Vlctoriano. 3562. Kaneshige, Hikoyo. authorize such of 4 g0 acre8( more or leg8 Upget 3397. Villamiwa, Fillpi. 3563. Scott, Stanley Emin. ent. The county snerin wm oeiau price, $25 3398. Estrella, Antone. 3564. Kanna, Schima. one of his men for the same work, Terms Cash. 3399. Horiguchl, Shotare. 3565. Ueshima, Kiichi. onH fnr ren Rnnhie time the results For maps and further information aPPly at the office of Mr. W. O. Aiken 3400. Moniz, Diogo, Jr. 3566. Saito, Shuyiro. ... l. ,vt, that . wm ue wuiLutu.uj ii Suh Airpnt OP th nflice of lh Cnm- 3401. Moamoa, John. 3567. Yamauchi, Taro. arrange- - 3402. Tarn, Hoy. 3568. Kukukora, Kenichi. this force is sufficient, the mj.ssioner of Public Lands, Capitol 3403. PabroB, Emillo. 3569. Texeira, Manuel Roderigues. ment will likely be made permanent. Building, Honolulu, T. H 3404. Sato, Jijin. 3570. Ueda, Sensaku. ir t men will be added. B. G. RIVENBURGH, Higakl, ' tw Commissioner of Public Lands. 3405. Shinso. 3571. Miashiro, llama. pourse be impossible lor 3406. Miciano. Jancinto. 3572. Tomy, Claveo. Of it will Dated at Honolulu October 17th, 3407. Sousa, Alfred. 3573. Meshlro, Seiso. two men to cover all of the roaas oi 1?17. 3408. Oshiro, Chiyoko. 3574. Reimonu, August Honene, Jr the island and appear often at any (Oct. 26, Nov. 2, 9, 16, 23.) 3409. Albios, Nakario. 3575. Calamante, Basilu. given point, but it is believed that the G 3410. Oshiyama, Yoshinaka. 3576. Benin, Mosese De. they are "on the Job IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CI ARET T 3411. Nakayama, Kocho. 3577. Benjamin, Charley. knowledge that highways will have the desired Second Circuit, Territory of Hawaii. n2) 3412. Lumapguid, Maximo. 3578. Benitz, Frank. on the At Chambers. Chesterfield blend 3413. Pasheco, John. 3579. Bamit, Felacinano. effect. The JS&Utyu harirfiHhtShighest-grad- e 3414. Sukata, Yoshi. 3580. Yamashita, Kioshl. In the Matter of the Estate of 3415. Ginchi. Nako. 3581. Iwamura, Tutsujiro. George E. Miner, late of Wailuku, TurkiTh tobacco that 2416. Kaiama, William Kapuahelanl 3582. Bello, Vicente. Maui, Deceased. nfjTt 3417. Oshiro, Michlgoro. 3583. Yagami, Toraichl. grows. They Satisfy tiMfdwWxlslll 3418. Okamura, Jnsuke. 3584. Gay, Lawrence. Petition of J. Garcia, Administrator and yet they're MILDT 3419. Kashinokl, Ikuharu. 3585. Ito, Yozo. of the above Estate for Approval 3420. Viloria, Ambrosio. 3586. Benite, Antonio Calahorudo. of Accounts, Distribution and M 3421. Tolentino, Maximo. 3587. Iwamoto, Iwakichi. N. SANO Discharge. 3422. Pahukoa, Harry Kumukoa 3588. Kaita, Ki. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER 3423. Miliora, Manuel. 3589. Beltran, Maxcimo. IT IS ORDERED, that Thursday, 3424. Yago, Justo. 3590. Nares, Julian. Juit received a new stock of the 6th day of December, A. D. 1917, 3425. Waiwaiole, Lei. 3591. Castro, Emilio. Mattresses, poultry netting, at 10:00 o'clock A. M., be and the 3426. Melonio, Emegdio. Kaipo, William. 3592. paints and oils, furniture, etc. same is hereby appointed for hearing 3427. Nakamura, Tamoichl. 3593. Payin, Pablo. said Petition, in the Court Room of $428. Komoda. iKichi. 3594. Su, Cho Chong. Coffins and General Hardware. this Court, in Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii. 3429. Olivera, Joseph, Jr. 3595. Genka, Yozo. Phone Wailuku, October 23rd, 1917. 3430. Moreno, Simplicio. 3596. Pogue, Cory Coville. V. C. SCIIOENBERG, Clerk. 3431. Atay, Maximo. 3597. Shoda, Seiihi. Market Street Wailuku W. F. CROCKETT, 3432. Nakamura, Taiauki. 3598. Iwamura, Mokichi. Attorney for Administrator. 3433. Yagi, Seizan. 3599. Koniat&u, Fusakichl. (Oct. 26, Nov. 2, 9, 16.) TEN THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1917.

Japanese Victim Today's And Latest News By Wireless A Big Oil Cargo j Pertinent Paragraphs Personal Mention The steamer Richmond arrived at Of Pickpockets (Continued from Page One.) Kahului Monday with her tanks full The six prisoners sentenced by the of oil for Maul. After discharging, John L. Fleming, president of the circuit judge lust week to long terms DRAFT EVADERS SHOW WHITE FEATHER James F. Morgan Co., Ltd., Honolulu, Filipinocs Meet Him In Theater And she sailed again on Wednesday for were sent to Honolulu by the Mauna Ardmore, Okla. Thirlysix draft evaders pleaded guilty here. the return trip. spent several days at the first of the Rob Him Of Money Nine The cases of twenty week on Maul, visiting Kea Monday night and are now in others were dismissed. The Richmond towed an oil barge relations and friends and, lit- the Territorial prison. Two sills Months Each MANUFACTURERS ON HALF SUGAR from the Coast for Honolulu, letting incidentally, doing a Washington ice manufac- tle game shooting. were also sent by the same steamer Confectioners, syrup, gum and cream it go outside of the city's harbor where They were turers are permitted to purchase sugar only on a basis of lifty per. cent. to the industrial school. Wailuku had a case of genuine pick- it was picked up by a tug. The emp Miss Llllie Reist, stenographer in in charge ot police matron. ,)f their former supplv. the pocketing Tuesday evening, Rt Ihe ty barge was taken In tow by the the office of Alexander & Baldwin, proclama- ON FRONT In accordance with the Orptieuni (heater, when (wo Filipinos THE ITALIAN Richmond again on Thursday and Is and her sister, Miss Birdie Reist, t lie New York The Austro-- ( battle is increasing in intensity. tion ot the l'resident of tailed rilled the pockets of a Japanese iirman being taken back to the mainland. stenographer in the office of the I. I. will The Germans claim successes various points, and the capture of 10,-00- 0 States the Wailuku I'nion Church named lloshi, abstracting therefrom at S. N. Co., are spending a month with hold a patriotic Sunday even- prisoners. The Italians are concentrated only on the east hank of service the sum of $2" in gold and silver coin. friends on Maul. ing. Kev. Rowland 11. Podge, the the Ison.o. The victim of the robbery entered C. minister will preach upon the topic The Germans have again been repulsed in Flanders. Judge Chris. Cohradt, district the theater in Japanese "evening magistrate of 1'ukoo, "The Success of Democracy." l'ray-er- s CA1TTAE CITY HAPPENINGS Open Forum Molokal, was a dress," which consists of a coat over will be offered for the success of Honolulu The yacht Hawaii will be auctioned off on November visitor in Wailuku at the first of the a kimona or suit of pajamas, accord- on democracy and a lasting world-peace- . 10th. The majority of the stockholders favor turning over t lie amount week court and other business. ing to the weather. However, it was The Allies On The Sea He reports everybody "dwelling to- K. W. West, scale expert from the realized to the Red Cross, less $2,000 to meet present indebtedness. The the coat which concerns the ease; for Maui gether in unity" on Molokal which Coast, is on Maui, inspecting large yacht cost $20,000. Editor News: in its pockets lie carried his wealth. is probably a sign of much rain in the scales, installed by his company hero". Owing to the appearance ot typhoid at Port Shatter, the National I read with some interest your arti- The Filipinos, Faustino Caliuhata Guard cap lias been shifted to a point two miles beyond llalciwe. cle 19 sub- near future. Charles Masckke, a carpenter of of October on the above and Modesto Velasco, entered and baseball team will probably accept an invitation to ject which was interesting reading, Miss Hamakua-poko- , Pain, has filed a petition in bankruptcy Ihe Myrtle Taylor, of took seals on either side of the Japa- go to Manila for twelve games. even one did you, rye in the Federal court at Honolulu. if not see with has succeeded Miss Stanley (now nese. Hoth of the former became I lie Liberty Loan subscriptions for the Islands total $.1,122,000, to eye. Just what the Allies should Mrs. David Wadsworth) as stenograph- His liabilities are given as $4.75 victim, quite friendly with their intended with outer districts to hear from. Yesterday's total was $14,272. have done regarding the German fleet er In the Bank of Maui, Ltd., at Wai- and assets nothing. shaking jok- Caliuhata hands and THUKSDA Y UVUNING and bases In the beginning of the war, luku. She is a daughter of Mr. and ing Willi him, while Velasco quickly I lonolulu Cabrile Verver, one Filipino of the murder trio, will we all know that there were several Mrs. S. E. Taylor. nl through his pockets. things that should have been done at Another Maui Man hang tomorrow. He has made a final confession of guilt. Host W. H. Field, of Field's Maui Alter the Filipinos had gone Hoshi time were not done. How- Ihe trial of Lionel Hart, charged with the embezzlement ot funds that that Hotel, has been spending several days missed his money and informed (he ever, when I read your article further Leaving For The War of Stoncman & Co., begins. The alleged confession made on the Coast with Messrs. Keen and Mellor at. police. The men were located and and noted your question: "Where to Chester Doyle is admitted as evidence. Olinda. The gentlemen are con- great latter arrested. 1 been as are Ihe British fleets and Ilritish James Hood, of the Hugh Howell November has recommended by the Governor the date tractors on the Olinda reservoir. In the court Ihis morning Velasco for will be by mastery of (he seas"? it rather sur- Engineering Co., Ltd., Wailuku, passed making the selective draft. The first capsule drawn the pleaded guilty to a charge of larceny which will prised me. E. W. Christmas, the artist, will be the physical examination at Honolulu Governor, after relays of Roy Scouts draw the numbers. in (he second degree and was sentenc- has $5,000,- - We all know that the great fleet Is leaving Wailuku today for the von on Saturday for enlistment in a Ihe Liberty Loan in Hawaii reached the maximum of ed to imprisonment for nine months. not infallible, and it did not dig the Tempsky home at Ilaleakala Ranch, Canadian contingent for the war in 000. Of this the army contributed $1,300,000. Caliuhata, the man who drew the at- Huns out of Kiel like rats out of a where he will spend about a week. Europe. He will leave Maui on Nov- MR. SCIIAEFER BETTER tention of the Japanese while he was F. A. Schacfcr, been so ill in the hospital, is im- - hole, as one "Hotair" Churchill once ember 5 and Honolulu by the steam- who has Queen's Major James D. Dougherty, of Wall being robbed, fought his case but was ed. suggested. Still, if we will but think ship Niagara ou November 9 for pro & Dougherty, Honolulu, Is spending a adjudged guilty and also given nine once it is easy enough to see that the Vancouver. NO SUGAR FOR CANDY MAKLRS couple of days on the Wailuku side of months. Air. food commission British fleet has accomplished much, Mr. Hood came to Maui about four Philadelphia At the request of Rolph, the Maui. and is still "master of the seas" and years ago, working years at the has shut off the supply of sugar to candymakers. , U three is likely to be so for sometime yet. I'auwela cannery. He then went to San Francisco Landy men have been asked to attend a meeting of In the beginning of the war that Kauai for six months, taking the place sugar dealers to be he'd here tomorrow. Hermit Sent To Ladies' Singles British fleet "bottled up" the fleet Jail of the late Richard L. Hughes in the OUR AMBASSADOR REACHES TOKIO Tokio Norris his of the Huns and has kept it bottled. railway ollice at Port Allen for a To Begin Monday American Ambassador has reached post here. BEATS OFF A Certainly they ventured out once in Complaint reached the police during time. He then came back to Maui a Case- - four-hour- s the North Sea, but were soon sent the week that Filipino named and has since been with the Engineer- A French Port An American steamer fought a battle The ladies singles tennis tournament back yelping to their kennel, from milo- Batasuila had gone back to prim ing Co. with a German submarine, finally beating the diver off. Four men on will begin Monday, the drawings whence they have not shown their itive life in Iao valley, was living in -- H- the American were wounded. having been made today. From the JAP STEAMER SINKS SUBMARINE noses since. Had It not been for the a hovel and was forag- number of entries that have been Tokio The Kashima Maru, arriving at an African port, reports British fleet, Germany would, no doubt ing for life's necessities. Officer Tom Bailey Gets Promotion up made, evidently considerable interest having sunk a submarine in a running fight. earlier in the war, have picked a Brown was sent to investigate and is being taken among the ladies in WOMAN quarrel with America, blown her, then, as a result arrested the man for vag- WILSON FAVORS SUFFRAGE rancy. Charles T. Bailey, who for three the tournament, this being the first of Washington The President tells a delegation of 100 New York med icre fleet out of the sea and In Wailku district court this years (1912 to 1915) was in charge of its kind held on the island for several would morning he entered a plea of guilty women that he favors woman suffrage and that it will win. He will have domineered the States and ' the U. S. Hydrographic work on this years. urge a vote in all the States to support a suffrage plank. Canada today. The British fleet has and was sentenced to jail for three island, headquarters Wailuku, AUSTRO-GERMAN- months. with at Following were the drawings: Miss S WIN not only been fighting the battles of of The hard life he had been leading has been appointed to the position Leilani Weight vs. Mrs. F. F. Baldwin; Berlin The Austro-Germa- are winning territory on the way to England but those of America, the chief engineer of the service in the Mrs. E. R, Kevins vs. Miss Gladys Tornino. They capture 6,000 Italian prisoners and much booty. other Allies and neutrals. For over had reduced Batasuila to a poor phy- Islands, succeeding Captain George K. Meinicke; Miss Girlie Hart vs. Miss CONFUSION REIGNS UP NORTH three years she has patrolled the sical and mental state, and it is be- Larrison, who will go to the war front. Dorothy Foster; Mrs. E. A. Campbell Petrograd The Germans arc retreating from the Riga line, despite North Sea, day and night; she has lieved that prison food will restore him again. Since November, 1915, Mr. Bailey has vs. Miss Edith Baldwin; Mrs. J. C. which residents of Kronstadt are fleeing from that city, fearing a Ger uarded her long line of coast; cov-- to something like normal --U- been an assistant in the ollice of Mr. Fitzgerald vs. Mrs. Roht. Paris; Miss man rush upon that stronghold. veyed all shipping in and out of her Larrison. He is a graduate of the June Mitchell vs. Miss Mary Hoffman; A FURIOUS AIR BATTLE ports; guarded the merchantmen and University of Vermont, where he took Mrs. W. A. Baldwin vs. Miss Mary Paris The drive of General Petain has been resumed. A furious transports to and from France; patrol- Assessor To Molokai the civil engineering course, and join- Couch; Miss Mary Myhand vs. Mrs. air battle has been fought in which 25 German planes were brought led the ocean to the Mediterranean; ed the U, S. geological survey in 1909. Geo. Weight; Mrs. R. B. Dodge vs. down. watched British and other interests Tax Assessor Kunewa went over to Molokai Saturday morning, returning tt Mrs. W. S. Chillingworth; Miss Garnie New York Petain holds all new lines northwest of Soisson, Ger in Suez, South Africa, India, Australia, Wednesday night. He was accom- Rosecrans vs. Mrs. Gray Zabriskie; mans making no effort to retake them, except by artillery. Prisoners New Zealand, and from Canada to panied from Lahaina by Deputy As- Americans Win The Miss Aina Wodehouse vs. Miss Lucy more than 8,000, 70 guns, 39 bomb throwers, 8 machine guns. Franco- - Ciipe Horn, in the Pacific and Atlantic; sessor who will remain on Richardson; Miss McAllister vs. Mrs. British lines m landers folding despite heavy counters southeast of and constantly fighting the submarine Ambrose, r the Island about a week longer, finish- 1917 Championship S. A. lialdwin. Dyes Mrs. 11. M. ues-ne- r llollliulst forest. Crown Prince unsuccessfully 344. at. home and abroad, etc. attacks Hill ing up of collec- vs. Olive Villiers, and Miss Inez Germans Austrians battle front from Mont Rombon Yet, that fleet has not come up to the odds and ends tions. Mr. Kunewa reports that a (Continued from Page One.) MePhee vs. Mrs. Thompson. southward on Bainsizza plateaus. Berlin reports capture of positions what "was reasonably expected of it." part of Molokai is very dry, but on -- J.. near Flitch, near Tolmino. Well, then, I don't know, perhaps, what may be considered a reasonable the Honolulu side of the Island very men out and a tnird went out on a VON HERTLING'S OPINION good rains have fallen. pop fly. 'Ihis as a serious disap Amsterdam Von Hertling, Bavarian premier, sueaking in the performance. Maui's Long Police Arm Also, why is it the British fleet pointiaent and ,et-l-ae- to the P. A. Chamber, said "After Germany's existence, safety of frontier, peaceful that expected to do everything? No 0 as their stock a few minutes be- developments be guaranteed, we ready to make peace.' If Entente wins is Much Lumber Arrives fore was much above par. A police officer has been sent to with America s aid, America will step into England s place. doubt you would have liked to have There were seven hits off Robinson Kauai to bring back an Oriental who IN BLISSFUL IGNORANCE seen a scrap. So would I, still I think and six off Bal. is alleged to have committed an of- Baltimore Women solicitors for Liberty Loan discover a woman that the very fact that the Huns lie The schooners A. F. Coats and Es- This game closed the year, and fense on Maui and made bis get- - who never heard of the Liberty Loan and did not know America was at skulking under cover is sufficient to ther arrived together at Kahului short- there will probably be nothing more iway. The man was arrested at Ka- - war with Germany. Is an intelligent mother of children but has hus- - show that the much-abuse- British ly after dark last night from the doing in league baseball until next paa. Ollicer anil prisoner will likely and always too tired to talk. navy Is still master of the seas hence Sound, bringing an aggregate cargo season. Owing to this fact, and the irrive here Sunday morning. NAVAL MEN ON TRANSPORTS a protection to civilization. of 1,500,000 feet of lumber. On this Today, of a grand by way, a reduc- further consideration that many of J Washington Navy department announces naval officers and crews America boasts lumber, the there is the players will have to go to Honolu- will supplant civilians on transports. Will ask Congress in December to fleet, and from all accounts the last tion in price of twenty cents a thou- years of construction and equip- "J lu for the National Guard encamp- The Makawao authorize additional 30,000 men for permanent naval force and 50,000 three sand feet. ment, it will probably be impossible Bazaar more till termination of the war. ment now stand .about the second t-t- finest in the world, or certainly very to go to Hilo, even should an invita- Washington The treasury department announces that the Liberty Develope your musical talent. Learn Tomorrow day appointed close to it. So being, now would be tion be extended. is the for Loan has passed the minimum figured upon. The nation yesterday to play the ukulele, mandolin and th the bazaar in the Makawao Communi- I hat fleet's chance to do a bit of "dig- The score by innings on Sunday was observed Liberty Day, with patriotic parades and subscriptions coming steel guitar, which has become bo ty ging" in the Kiel canal, blow Huns as follows: House, and all is in readiness for in from all parts of the globe, many being by cable. popular. Easy method. Phone J. big event. Betting out of the Baltic and make a name 123456789 T. the The has been secretary McAuoo will soon appoint an excess profits advisory board Gonsalves, at the Fernandes Hotel, beautifully shaped out pro- for itself. As you say, the indenti-ca- l P. A. C 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 and the of business men, to assist in shaping regulations for carrying out the Paia, Maui. Adv. 03 program of razing German ship- A. A. C 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 x 4 gram so arranged as to interest every- provisions of the law, with a legal review board of lawyers as advisers. building works and putting the Kiel --U- one. It is expected that the attend TOLL OF THE SUBMARINES ance will be very large, from every canal out of business will have to be London In the past week submarines sunk 17 vessels over 2,000 FOR SALE Two second-han- d Wadsworth-Stanle- y part of the island. tons and eight under. carried out. Then, why not? E. W. CHRISTMAS, R. B. A. light-weig- ht double delivery tX GERMAN SOCIALISTS GUILTY wagons. If interested, apply On Twenty-seve- n Wedding Monday Sioux Falls German socialists have been found promptly to Henry May & Co., guilty here of obstructing the draft. FOUND On the Kahului road a Bishop Piestarick Coming gentleman's coat. Inquire this Ltd., Honolulu. (Continued from Page One.) FIGHTING RUSSIAN MAY RETIRE Petrograd The press says that Kerensky will probably relinquish Right Rev. Henry B. Restariek, the post of-- commander-in-chi- f of the army this week. secret by the young people, not a soul Episcopal bishop and dean of St. An- BIG SUGAR DEAL CLOSED except wedding party knowing PERSUING WITNESSES FRENCH DRIVE the drew's cathedral, Honolulu, will arrive Washington A contract has been made with Louisiana growers anything it following on by American Camp General Pershing witnessed a French drive to- about until the Maui the Mauna Kea tomorrow by the American refineries to deliver two hundred million pounds of raw day. During Tuesday, however, the evening, to remain over until Monday day and accompanied the commander to the German second line. sugar at It means that the price of delivery to wholesalers w ill be facts leaked out, and, moreover, it night. coming over to b'. He is take 8.35, to be followed soon by 7.25. Ships to move half of the purchase MICIIAELIS RESIGNS AT LAST became known where the couple had part in the confirmation services at have already been engaged. Mich-aeli- s, gone. That, night a party of friends the Church of (he Good Shepherd on London Copenhagen despatches announce the resignation of Two million, seven hundred thousand tons of coal will be permitted set out to give them a surprise. They Sunday and will also probably visit which the Kaiser has accepted. Von Liuelow is discussed as a to be shipped into Canada in the next two months, 2,000,000 being possible successor. In the meanwhile the Kaiser has assumed personal reached the retreat, far up in Kula, the church In Kula. bituminous. at a late hour, and the surprise was control of the office. fully up to expectations. Mr. and Mrs. SEATTLE STEVEDORES WANT FRISCO WAGES Washington American Minister Pleasant A. Stovall cables from Seattle Waterfront workers demand a wage Wadsworth were "at home", and sev increase to the San IJerne, Switzerland, that the German people are war weary and dis- Francisco scale, which is said to be the highest in LTnited eral hours were spent most delightful Public Food Meeting the States. couraged, and almost ready to revolt against the Kaiser. Gnawing ly. CAPITAL CITY NEWS hunger may force a throne crisis in Germany in the near future. Honolulu F. A. Schaefer has been operated on at the Queen's Those in the party were: Mr. and The ladies of Maui have called a RETURNS DECORATION TO KAISER Mrs. W. 11. Engle, Endicott. J. King, meeting for 3 o'clock Saturday after- l.ospital and is in a serious condition. 1 lis recovery is doubt tub Harry Gesner, Miss Driscoll, Jesse C. noon, Novenilier 3 ,at the Community The Japanese economic commission was last night entertained at London Capt. Roald Amundsen, the famous Arctic explorer, has his filair. Miss Lucettu J. Swift, Miss House in Kahului, to discuss (lie ques- a banquet by Consul Mori, forty prominent llonoluluans being present. ltturned German decoration to the Kaiser as a protest against the Marie Anderson, Mr. Mackenzie ,Miss tion of food conservation and what ll'HD.XUSDA Y HI 'HXIXC reckless murder of Scandinavians by German warships. Siman, M. R. Kiester, G. Murray and Maul can do to help along the cause Honolulu James A. Kennedy, head of the I. I. S. N. Co., returned NEW YORK ON WAR-RATION- S BASIS F. J. Johnson. E cry body invited and is hoped it today from Washington. He reports a possibility that the government New York This city has gone on a war-ration- s basis. Dealers are Mr. and Mrs. Wadsworth will make that the discussion may lead to satis- Inter-Islan- d . may commandeer some of the boats for war purposes, lie i v lvj i i & yj 'uuitvxp inaA uuum, factory i..uivi unit saiu sugai lu uv.v.uiuiii their home in Wailuku. conclusions. also says that rates on the Pacific may rise 50 to 100 per. cent. lo the size of families, and the price not to be over 11 cents.