WAILUKU WEATHER THIS WEEK'S MAILS Max. Mln. IVfall Oct. 7 80" GS .42 From the Coast: Monday, Oct. 8 80 G9 .00 Semi-Weekl- Hoosier State; Wednosdp" Oct. 9 83 65 .00 y Manoa; Friday, Wolverine Oct. 10 8G 69 .00 00 News State. Oct. 11 90 73 Maui Oct. 12 88 69 00 To the Coast: Tuesday, Ven- Oct. 13 81 6G 00 'FOR THE VALLEY ISLE FIRST" tura; Wednesday, Matsonla. Rainfall .0.42 Inches.

22nd YEAR- -; No. 1132. SEMI-WEEKL-Y MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1921. PRICE 5 CENTS

World Press Party Danger of General Wage Reduction Maui News Scores Speaker Holstein Out fet Day of Maui Railroad Strike Is To Succeed Kuhio as 175 Reach Found Necessary Hit with Paper County Fair Shows Strong Made More Serious Delegate to Congress Morning Sugar Planters Announce Cut Printed at Fair Success Achieved Maui In (ASSOCIATED PRESS) Speaker Henry Lincoln Holstein of A' CHICAGO, Oct. 11. Authorization In Basic Pay of Unskilled the Territorial Legislature who is World news of the day Committee Will Welcome Vis- - has been given by tho railroad labor Workers and Explain Crisis and evening here from Kohala with Mrs. Holstein AH Departments Praised bv printed on a press In the board to tho railroads to open nego- Fair grounds attending the County Fair and the itors Aboard Ship, Public Demands It. and distributed free to Visitors as Excelling Any- tiations with tho unions for the res- Fair visitors houso guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Asked to be Wharf; Ela- the Commercial Building and In Kalama, is much talked of candi thing of the kind Heretofore at toration of "piece work which was (ASSOCIATED PRESS) the grand stand was the achievement date on the republican ticket for dele- borate Entertainment Plans. barred to the shop crafts under the 14. gate to congress next election. Achieved on Maui. HONOLULU, Oct. Reduction of of Maul Publishing Company and national agreement entered into by tho basic wage for the lowest grade Prince Kuhio as everyone knows Maul News yesterday... Two editions will not be a candidate, the delegate Ther are about 175 In the Press tho late rail administration. of unskilled field labor Is announced were run off In the Maul Publishing Maul's Fou'rth County Fair opened Sugar As- having served 20 years, about as long Congress party which will reach Maul This decision is said to have icn- - by the Hawaiian Planters' Company'8 booth, telling of the results to visitors yesterday morning with tomorrow morning.. William Walsh, sociation. as a time as Speaker Holstein served acute. of the last two games In the world's every exhibits department improved 1 e ar- derd tho railroad situation more $26 Instead of $30 in tho Hawaii legislature is looking chairman of the on The now basis is series, the death of Senator Knox, the rangements, received a wireless fiom Railroad executives are jubilant and monthly with tho elimination of the forward for retirement and a well over tho splendid showing of last upon five To offset meeting of America's delegation to earned rest. year which Worth O. Aiken this morning In which union leaders fear tho effect present percent bonus. on of means that in respect the 80 per pay the conference limitation arma If tho speaker is selected it would tho Maul representative on the trip their men of whom more than the decreased and tho bonus cut ments, the Southard Secretary Fair Is tho best that has evor been to required is made 2G days trial, bo only a transfer from one branch said thoro are that number on tho cent have already voted strike tho turnout Brown of the Territory taking office, attempted on Maul. When the gates "Maul mu'st wake up to rather than accept further wage re and tho planters say with the bonus of the people s forum to another, lie Matsonla and Ku Klux Klan investigations and more says, and it would bo adding another swung open every exhibit, practically oqual tho Hllo showing." ductions or tho Institution of rules for such turnout it is possible for the than a dozen other "news stories" the Europe, Asia, North and which they oppose. unskilled worker to make his wage leaf to Maul s history as he was rear- was in place, it was not long before From Press of Wednesday night a executives meeting day with same perquisites Associated ed nnd educated in Maul when South America and from Australia Railroad here $1.10 a the and yesterday. as a sugar plantation in the the judges got busy and in most build and New Zealand will come visitors are confronting a railroad strike that as to houso, water, hospital and med' ings awards were pretty well distri- wage Tomorrow there will again be two early 70's employed his father as to Maul tomorrow, the World's Press may be precipitated by reduc ical attendance as heretofore. of little paper, printed in buted early in the afternoon. ono shippers' Is contln editions the forester and chemist. Congress party, chiefly from the tlons on the hand and Tho profit sharing bonus Grounds, one in the In the Agronomy building thero is on gent price of centrifugal sugar the Fair after United States, naturally. Tho first demands for lower rates tho other. on the noon and one in the evening, distri IRISH CONFERENCE a remarkable display of luscious day of their visit will bo devoted chief They declare that transportation as heretofore, also. The Associated Press re truits and splendid vegetables, more bo pro proposed baste wage buted free. lv to gathering information relative charges can reduced only in It Is that the ports of Friday night and of Saturday (ASSOCIATED PRESS) than twice tho space of last year be from portion to wage reductions women workers of tho same class ing to the resourcos of the Islands further for printed in those editions. All LONDON, Oct. 14. uevoteil to such exhibits. The Coun- say Vage in the will be The conference pears, papayas, tho exhibits at the Fourth Maul and that tho reduction of shall be $19.50 with their share is necessary to get up to the government Irish alligator mangoes and a busy 12 percent by in contingent on 15 days work In that between British and ty Fair but the second will be ordered the board bonus minute news of the world is to call representatives reconvened tills morn other Island fruits are especially ono for visitors and hosts alike with July served only to stave off bank' the month. - choice and wakened general admira AS' at the Maui Publishing Company ing disposing of tb- reports that Its long automobile rides, luau and ruptcy. Explaining the cut the Planters' one, if one be not yesterday's tion. swimming grand of sugar in booth and ask for were in circulation after In tho floral building meet. Warren Stone, chief the sociatlon declares that the to you in grandstand. session delegates were exhibits the Welcome Is to be extended to the brotherhood of locomotive engineers, dustry Is facing a crisis and that all handed the that the Irish displays of ferns and potted plants tt- going homo and would not return. Visitors on their arrival tomorrow has requested a conference with the plantations are operating under heavy - was a choice one while the cut by which or SHIPBUILDER DIES Today's session lasted for two and blossoms easily surpassed morning a committee railroad executives on behalf the losses but that the cano tlelus win adjournment was those of should be at Claudine wharf not later six big railroad unions which have not abandoned in the face of such a half hours and an any previous year. There are new be TRESS) until next Monday. than 8:30 to board the steamer when voted to strike! and the executives are loBses because of the heavy cost and (ASSOCIATED taken displays of cut blooms eacli day It is moored in the harbor. The com' considering the proposal. the time that would be nccssary for SA NFRANCISCO, Oct. 14 Bob winch multiplies the Interest in that mitee is composed of H. B. Penhal their reestablishment later. Tyson, president of tho Bethlehem Navy Wireless May Be department. Today there is a compe- low, president of the Maul Chamber -- tt- shin building company, died last tition of lets which will bring out of Commerce; chairman Senator Mrs. Southard Wins HOUSE REAPPEARS night at tho age of 53 years. large numbers of entries and tomor- Harry A. Baldwin; D. C. Lindsay, dl ..... Used to Broadcast row will bo hibiscus day. Hundreds upon roctor of the fair; Chairman S. B. Point in (ASSOCIATED PRESS) FASTEST FISHING BOAT hundreds of different varities Kalama of the board of supervisors; Important WASHINGTON. Oct. 14. Col. E. M of Hawaii's typical flower will be News of Conference shown. One William Walsh, Worth O. Aiken, House, ono time "personal represents (ASSOCIATED PRESS) of the features of the Judgo L. L. Durr, C. D. Lufkin, P. . Case by Court Rule fni-me- r Who building Is a Silver Sword planted in J. Hvn" nf President Wilson. GLOUCESTER, Mass., Oct. 1-4- Foster, M. It. Perelra, "V. A. Vetlesen, not seen Wilson (ASSOCIATED a large calibash, brought down from so far as known had The schooner Elsie of Goucester won PRESS) F. P. Rosecrans, C. C. Campbell, w, differences at the 14 the summit of Haleakala especially (ASSOCIATED PRESS) slnco their reported of New England fish WASHINGTON, Oct. Tho navy 'A. Baldwin, B. R. Bevlns, D. H. Case peace conference, called at the tho title fastest to for display at the Fair. TWIN FALLS, Oct. 13. Mrs. South' Paris ing boat today by defeating four wireless niay be used disseminate EJC. W. D. Baldwin, Ralph Wilson, Wilson residence yesterday and left news from the conference on If The Hawaiian exhibit in the Terri ard's defense won an important vie nthfr contenders over a forty mile the torial Building is large, Senator A. F. Tavares, uopresenta cards. 14 mitation of arms which will open on comprehen- Representative tory today in tho murder trial in pro- course. Her tlmo was 5 hours, sive and well arranged. Tho display tlve P. J. Goodness, and she qualified Armistice day if recommendations of L. Ben Kaumehelwa, N. K. Otsuka, gress here when the court temporarily minutes. 32 seconds of callbashes, ancient stone utensils by prose as American contender in the In- some of the high administration oill Dr. J. Y. Ting, Rev. Augustine Jones, rejected evidence offerd the Recommendations on the cials are accepted. and other relics would do credit, to a cution on facts and circumstances sur ternational match'against a Canadian museum. There is Small Rev. George H. DeKay, Rev. J. U bo sailed Details for the transmission of the a 'grass Supervisor D. T. Fleming, rounding the deaths of three of the representative which will houso and the lauhala work and tap Vllllers, Silesia Made Ti. news overseas are still to bo worked George L. Keeney, Rev. K. C. Kondo, former husbands of the defendant Upper off Halifax October sug- Is a worthwhile showing. tt- - out by the state department but Alexander Valentine, Joseph H. Gray, other than Meyers for whose death gestions for the use of tho navy to In the poultry department there is Congress she is now on trial. The victory may a larger and classier lot of birds than chairman of the Maul Press PARIS, Oct. 13. Recommendations Suggested supplement that of the commercial committee, J. Garcia, Mrs. David be only a temporary one, however, for Means Are wireless and cablo systems will prob- lias ever been brought together in court, me of tho council of the league of nations any any Wadsworth, Mrs. C. C. Campbell, me win iiuow quuauuii oi of the Upper Sue ably receive serious consideration. of tho Islands in show. Delnert admissabllity of such evidence to bo for the settlement Splendid improvement in breeds is Mrs. Caleb Burns, Mrs. E. F. shin question have been received by To Relieve Idleness Another suggestion that tho con and .Mrs. W. A. Baldwin. raised later. Unless such evidence is ferencc shall send broadcast a daily shown and thero have been some prosecution will Biland and will be transmltteu to ine very importations There will bo a brief address of finally admitted the a of court ofllcial resume through the naval choice, recently. come probably rest Its case next Thursday. allies and also, as matter (ASSOCIATED PRESS) Livestock', tho Maul News not welcome and the visitors will esy, to tho United States. Tho rec radio system will also probably have has ashore to take autos to the Fair. If admitted, it will probably continue pun WASHINGTON, Oct. 14. Adjourn consideration. yet looked over. ommendations will not ue mauo on unemploy A night Sunday morning at 9 o'clock volun on for a week longer. upon been ment of the contorence the Fair Grounds with the cars will be will call several physl lie until views them have yesterday Its adop new lighting system becomes veri- teer drivers with their The defense exchanged. ment came after (ASSOCIATED PRESS) a at Claudine wharf prepared to start clans to whom will bo propounded tlon for the present of temporary and SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 14 A Pek table Fairyland and the buildings (Continued on Page Nine.) hypothetical questions for expert testi emergency meas light up with a remarkable beauty. BERLIN, Oct. 13. Resignation of nermanent workers ing despatch to the New World, mony. ures which Include the establishment local Chinese publication, says that In some ways tho evening is the more the German cabinet is believed to be community employment agencies attractive time to view the fair and Impending if press reports of the de- of Foreign Minister Yen is as yet undo Hilo Cordial Host with general coordinating agencies cided whether or not he will attend last evening tho crowd which had Decline of Is cision of the council of the league of sys growing steadily through Mark Up siitrtrestions for tho institution of tho Washington conference because been the nations recommendaitons on tho work, increased day reached its largest proportions. To Press Congress .as confirmed by terns of nart time he is busy with Japan in negotiations per Sllesian question up work! expedition in the fill Shantung Last night's entertainment, "A Climax of Greatest text which its was expect- clean for tho return of which tho ofllcial Ing of orders and the prompt passage nuestion may bo settled before the Night in Jazzland" mado a hit with (ASSOCIATED PRESS) ed would arrive this afternoon. the crowd and tho boxing matches would face a crisis if of railroad funding legislation. conference. Speculative Wave Tho cabinet -t- t- that were a free show after the pro- HILO, Oct. 14. After a scenic trip German towns were separated from s coast WASHINGTON, Oct. 13. Tho man gram were well contested and fur- along the Island visitors from the country by tho league ot nations Prohibition Officers Would sport of the kind tho world's press congress were en (ASSOCIATED PRESS) nfncturers committee of the unem nished the best ever was ployment conference has presented a Stop Malting of Home Brew seen in tho Valley Isle. tertained at luncheon which also NEW YORK, Oct. 13 Speculation of day's sports program by leading of Ha- report which contains divergent views Items the attended citizens in the German mark in the United Miss Muriel Duncan appear elsewhere in this issue. wall and then departed for the vol on tho subject ot economical reuu (ASSOCIATED PRESS) States since the armistice has reach majority com cano where they spent last night, lustment. The of the Oct. 14. Prohibi ed an unprecedented point, according Is Fairtime Bride several measures WASHINGTON, They will return about noon today. to international bankers here. mlttee is In favor of tion Commissioner Haynes announces Two States Find Number a big banquet in of wide-sweepin- Importance includ- There was their Thousands of persons in all walks eight that prohibition agents will be direct- Of Involuntary Idle Less honor at the Volcano House last ing the repeal of tho Adamson every possible to of life, hoping to get rich quick, it One of the prettiest weddings ot report uenounueu eil to use effort night. was have invested heavily In lmur law and its manufacture of beer in stated, the season was that of Miss Muriel seeking In Its own Inter check the (ASSOCIATED PRESS) Visitors are marveling at the spec tho German currency, which recently Linton Hern homes and In that direction to check eyes, Duncan to Lieutenant ootn "nfrmnminal adiustments." The CHICAGO, Oct. 11 Unemployment tacles that have met their tho collapsed to a point below ono cent don, which took place at the homo of the sale of tho ingredients and appa was perfect, the night glorious minority croup, led by Gompers, em In this state is on the decrease, a day for the first time in financial history. the bride's parents at Kaiiuiui, Maui wage re ratus renuired for homo browing. Sith a full moon adding to tne cnarm, Tho buying first in tho mid ceremony was phasized that "No policy of enforcement officers survey of the various cities of Illinois started on October 12th. The Prohibition Is declar- The party did not retire until a lato summer of 1919, when the mark performed by the Rev. E. E. Pleasant uucuons must uu iiutuwicu. last night raided stores in Washington shows. Construction work nusy oay. pre-wa- ed to back in full swing, railroads hour despite a anu exciting whose r value was 23.8 cents and the brido was given into ner nus where were sold malt, hops, fruit be to- 3-- FIGHT PROHIBITED reported as increasing their Another busy day Is outlined for was selling at 7 4 to 8 cents apiece. keeping by father, Mr, sugars bottling apparatus. are by band's her and extensive municipal im- day with a banquet followed a Now York appeared to bo the distri Harry K. Duncan. forces and program arranged by tne Japanese to buting center. foreign ex (ASSOCIATED PRESS) provements arc being made. Banks and Tho brido wore an exquisite white 14 at night. were flooded with or WICHITA. Kas., Oct. Tho Associated Press reports from Mil change houses brocade satin gown entrain. The orders pro Electricity Plant morning ders from small Investors. Small veil was fastened tnrnnv eeneral has Issued waukee received this said long tullo bridal 15 rounds bout between survey unemployment con foreign exchange houses sprang up on to her hair with a wreathe of orange hibltlng the As that the of Liberty House Wins prominent corners, cigar stores and a Mike O'Dowd and Mike Gibbons that Dravs Attention ditions in Wisconsin showed that the blossoms and she carried shower bo fought next Involuntary had de other business houses began to do a bouquet of white roses. was scheduled to number of idle flourishing business in tho mark. only was Tuesday. It Works at Fair creased in the past few weeks from Customers With Its Tho brldo's attendant fighters havo been training 40,000. While tho "wave of mark buying Miss Winifred Weddick, who was Both 50.000 to was at Its height, peddlers hawked gowned in a pale pink organldo and here. Display at Grand paper on and Hundreds of visitors in the Com the German the streets carried a shower bouquet of pink UNEMPLOYMENT Bolshevik Russia Offers ono distributer Is known to have roses. BRITISH mercial Building at tho Fair yester day paused for a moment at tho Its Services as Mediator made a house to houso canvas. Tho groom was attended by Lieu PRESS) of Maul who have called (ASSOCIATED Hurd-Pohlman- n Women Bankers said this buying continued tenant William Forrestel. booth and then linger at the Grand Hotel to see tho display LONDON. Oct. 13 Thousands ed there, thoroughly interested in ,n T.lhprtv hearty as the value of the mark declined, The houso was tastefully decorated PRKiNO. net. 14. In a statement f House there are England's unemployed today escorted progress - pastel-colore- d the fine exhibit Which the when the German Industrial recovery In flowers, which carri r isaiini in- tho Official Soviet Rosta. in their praise of the offerings that delegates to tne nouso oi nuiui-e- Honolulu house has installed failed to materialize as quickly as ed out the color scheme of tho bride's their or ive new agency, Bolshevik Russia offers Mrs. Marlon Drake, of tho mail order quick" had Lloyd Georgo to demand "work ThliiL's that work electrically are al of the house brought to the "get rich investors attendant. wages and uni- to mediate between uiuna anu uio department expected. Some weeks ago when the Following the ceremony a recep maintenance at union wavs interesting and when the elec Tho agency mado Maul. Mrs. Drake is equally pleased for relief." Tho premier on spot Mongolian republic. German paper began to hit new low tion was held. After congratulations form calls tricity is generated right tho iiiilillc n nntn from MOSCOW to the with tho business she has done for received tho deputation. trreater is auueu. storo levels, many of the small investors were received by tho bridal party re still interest Mongolian revolutionary government. her firm. Sh6 will close her as began to "cash in dancing One of tho chief features of tho for home tomorrow even as well others freshments were served and OF MURDER controllng outer Mongolia unuer mo and leave and they aro believed to have taken was a feature of the evening. CONVICTED Ilurd Pohlmann exhibit Is tho Kohlor Moscow, saying power and light outfit, ono military auspices of to mupli hundreds of thousands of dollars in The bride and groom proceeded to Automatic Soviet commercial delega- rpi.aM tn Rttrnet In tho dls (ASSOCIATED PRESS) of tho most Inexpensive ana cneapiy Hint the is presented and not least losses. Honolulu where they took a steam tion en routo to Peking will act as play that Many of the speculators, however, er to tho Orient to spend their honey REDWOOD CITY, Oct. 14. William operated outfits that has over been of tho attraction is the prices for was found guilty by the seen on Maul and one that can bo mediator. Is re- bankers assert aro holding their moon touring the Far East. After Hightower is believed that Peking Is not which the goods are offered. It buying which reported this morning of nrofitably introduced into many It find Island concerns that marks for a new rise and are ihelr return from the Orient, Lleuten jury disposed to accept the offer. freshing to currency new low rates will make murder in tho first degree for the shoi and on many a ranch. It Is receeded far below war tlmo tho at tho ant and Mrs. Herndon their D. have and equalizing their losses. But tho home in the Capital City. killing of Rev. Fr. Patrick Heslin, a operating a number of J. Wallace prices. Tho goods are all new, fresh priest of Colma, California. bench machines mciuuing a uanu sun-circul- STOCKS of homo store, wave of buying has been greatly Tho bride indulged in tho old fash Catholic from the shelves the they throwing bouquet The jury recommends a sentence or saw and a 'jointer" (steel not shop worn articles. Thero aro checked, declared. loned habit of her nlainer.) Ewa ..... 20 Vt anu While bankers aro reluctant to dis- which was caught by Miss Whillden life imprisonment. H. C. & S. Co. 2SU charming little evening uiieiuuuii Kinney. Another Interesting articlo on ills .i swpntnr.q. lineeria and cuss tho probable outcome of these operation is this Hobart McBrydo ..i. 5 howover, groom is a graduato Anna-poll- TOWN DESTROYED nluv nnd in artir-in- s thnt del cht the fair sex speculations, they declare, The of dough ..... 20 or son P (ASSOCIATED PRESS) Kitchen Aid Mlxor. It mixes Oahu bargain prices In silk hosiery only a readjustment reparations and the of Mr. and Mrs. things, chops meats anil Is Olaa ..... 44 and the payments, improvement in Germany's L. Herndon of Washington, D. C. FORT WORTH, Texas, Oct. and other have beoi n pleasing surprise. almost human in its usofulness in the Pioneer . 14$i A of tho wedding worthy from South Bend say that Va Mrs. Drake Is not able to flu economic situation, or the extenslou feature Other Hobart utensils lire Waialua 17 When - some guests practically wiped out tho oil town kitchen. Rtmt. she takes or- of commercial credits to German of mention is that ar fire Engles . C7 by in Young County and that tho .meat clioppor and coffeo grlndor q natrons - manufacturers for raw materials, will rived by army planes, some sea of Elivllle 24 i ii. n'linis nf - and Ilunl-Pohlmun- n aro agents for tho Wailuku ...... uera " bring above an improvement In tho planes, somo by submarines and some only four or five buildings in its busi- Unquoted. gives her especial attention to the not destroyed. Toledo Scales which are also Includ Haiku Fruit oruers. value of marks. on Eugle boats. ness district were flying of sucii

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' Hilo Chinese Fall

All-Ma- Molokai Notes Victims to ui

t In First of Series A resolution introduced by Dr. STOVES SRORTS Goodhue and seconded by H. R. Hitchcock approving of the admit- Swimming Meet to Giants Take Game The Big Isle's baseball aggregation tance of a limited number of Chinese an against a stone wall in Foster laborers Into Hawaii, was passed at Robinson's delivery. In the first game the Civic Association, September 24. FLORENCE Rival Oahu's Best and Championship of the Inter-Islan- series. The old war horse' was In beautiful form, cut Bob Ingersoll and Jim Crane are ting the corners and if needed groov hauling freight. Mr. Ingersoll came Yields and Better Crops ing the plate at will. That, coupled PURITAN Greater Accom- Pitchers' Battle Lost By Single here from from Honolulu. P. O. Box 484 Phone 8197 Club Makes Plans to with the really good support given 2365 N. King St., Honolulu him by his team mates in a modate Last Minute Appli- Error in First and Saved by resulted Mr. surveyor, to 1 victory for the Mauiites. Dansforth, who has PERFECTION cants by Installing Seats for Giants by Double in Ninth. After the second frame the game been living with his family at Kalua-ah- a was never in doubt, Maui s tallying for some months, expects to leave Two Hundred More. NEW YORK, Oct. 14 Following wice in that canto, a lead which the shortly. DETROIT VAPOR the Giants' victory over the Chinese were never able to head. Harada Auto Stand The Kona storm on More bl.'iK her seats have been put yesterday capture The first run came over in the first Molokai left the Yankees and their was on Baptist e's roads pretty badly washed out. u.) ,H lht I'lnmcno t;uik 1o meet lh.' when Silva safe of the World's Championship, John error, stole second, was advanced to There Was Never a Better service call (H;i:,,iu! ,(! rapacity at tlv McGraw, the veteran manager of the third by Curtis' sacrifice and scored C. M. Kephart and family of Hono- Prompt auto on ; Opportunity to Make sv ".'hh vhich will be held by victors said: "We've the greatest when Wassaman balked. The second lulu have moved into a cottage at day or night saw Hal out Ohia on the road to Kamalo. "e .!av.l .Athletic Club under Katie baseball team in the world and un- Hilo's dreams shattered. Your Selection Than pitcher to first, Foster walked. Cum-ming- s :iu'! ilr Amateur Athletic Union doubtedly the gamcst." Hugh Hug- - singled, Foster going to third Mr. and Mrs. Burrelle of New York Now '." l iv am) Tuesday nighls of pins, manager of the defeated and Cummings safe at second by field- who were here for a few days last Meet every steamer l'e: ( u. Ins will give aero, i nkees, said: "We lost and we have ers choice. Phillip out pitcher to first month, returned to Honolulu. l ii as lor about 2n" more sperta-Mia- no alibi to offer. It was a great series Foster scoring, here the Hilo second Cock-et- t Dr. Dr. & 217-E- . s (OilHI (he baseman erred grieviously and Hazeltine and Dean were Maui Dry Goods Kahului, Maui. Phone tni he cared lor at but the Yankees simply could not hit on .Iil'l et. It nircessfully." was safe with Cummings sitting visitors Molokai last week. They i:: w.is deemed iicecsscry came from Kalaupapa where :iim ;1.' :ii in (leinaml Tor Artie Nehf, who pitched Giants on the pan. here in I'diii the the they stayed a few days. Grocery Co., Ltd. se t iu 'un at Hie advancp sale o their final victory, as he removed Maui registered again in the lourth v iiieh is now in progress in the Maui us uniform remarked that he was Bal singled and took third a moment on Robinson's sacrifice and talli- At a regular meeting of the Civic WAILUKU BRANCH Srinrt inv Clouds stor. clad he could go home now. Tears later Improvement Don't Make Your Mi"!al which are to be awarded streamed down Ihe boyish face of ed on Cummings' out. In the eighth Association of Molokai held last month, it was decided to ap- and set onds in the vat i Waile Iloyt who twice defeated the al Hip pulled another boner when Main Street .: Wailuku ihr whine's point a ex- in on whose shoulders fell after Chartrand had walked and stole committee to attend to an Final Decision n:i:. a:e uiii'iin- shape and Hants and hibit of coming ia i.!'s They rectangular in 'ie responsibility of stopping the second, Souza rolled out a slow Molokai fruits at the dck:n. ait have been an Maul Fair. shape : nd on their t'aee is a map ot Giants' rush yesterday. He stopped grounder that should On Furniture Until You levin-.- ; at easy out but the second baseman with Maui wiih hi telling ot the he rush but his comrades failed Us. meet ai which the prizes were won. he critical moment, lots of time threw wild to first, Chart Have Seen A .xjphy has been added, l'eckenpaughs only error of the rand scoring. hamUoiae in t management. came in the nrst inning was ratal. The Chinese only run was scored r i.; ani'.or.nceu by lie was on "We offer a fine grade of This i a rup presented by Hawkins With two down Feckenpaugh allowed the fifth when Wassaman sale second when e . Penny of Honolulu, a handsome Kelly's grounder to go through and an error bv Curtis took INTER-ISLAN- D furniture at the most reason-abl- and desi.abie prize and the commit- Bancroft scored from second. How- - iFoster walked Aki, and scored when BASEBALL - Honolulu. tee decided it should be awarded to pro, Nehl s pitching was the unnerty- Ching singled. prices in the woman swimmer scoring the ine cause of the National's winning, -- n- he allowed only four singles, three The most stirring fight ever staged MAKEES OF KAUAI VS ALL-- most points in open events, which MAUI Four-Piec- e Ivory Enamel really puts it up as the prize in the of them coming after two men were is shown in "Outside me Law. challenge races between the young out in different innings. Hoyt s per Adv. Bedroom Suite $139.50 formance was hardly less creditable Last Game of Series Hilo star and Honolulu's foremost you mermaids. for the youngster was in trouble in Priscilla Dean, you think hate you Five-Piec- e Boom The ol'icinls for the meet are several innings but after the fatal her, then you pitv her, and at last Breakfast fleorge ' Dad" Center, referee; Clair first he worked brilliantly, especially love her. as "Silky Molly" in "Out- Wailuku Ball Grounds, Sunday, October 16 Suite $28.50 Tait, starter; William McGerrow, in pinches and was going stronger side The Law." Adv. scorer; I!. O. Humphrey, clerk; Dan toward the end, retiring the Giants T. Carey, ,T. T. Moir, Jr., J. T. Fantom, in order in the eighth and ninth "Outside The Law," the picture you Game Called 3 P. M. in first, game was prob s at The Home lien Williams and A. S. Spence , Won the the have been waiting for, Priscilla Dean paved by a dazzling double play titiievs; .T. 'hucia, L. Fullard Leo, Ed. ably latest and greatest success. in ninth. Ward walked and Baker Co. W-ils- and Ii. 15. Rietow, judges :il the Furniture : in the direction of 50 thM-li- L. Fullard I.eo. shimmed the ball Admission, Cents ihr' J. tiareia. 594 S. St. 11. Jr., right field where second baseman Beretania .K. HiiL'hes and W. W. Harris ground by New Telephone Rates judues (jf diving. Rawlings caught it on the Jack Drew, Manager. :i long dive and while still lying on Each nighl l here are probabilities being es- the ground threw to Kelly at nrst of new world's tank records Kelly's lightning Notice to the People of Maui tablished by the holders of wo; Id's catching Baker and throw caught Ward at third cjim water records for such distances by Innings r.'iiong those trying for records being Score The PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMIS KahanamoUu, and Warren Giants lOOOuuuti it i Territory of Hawaii Duke l'ua 2 1 2 2 0 0 SION of the Kealoha. Maviechen Wihr.ehui. Helen Basehits 0 0 07 Yankees o u have granted the MAUI TELE- Moses. Kstclle Cassidy, Ruth Scudder 00000000 permission to prA Kmr.loh:i Keliipio as well as the Rasehits 10020010 04 PHONE COMPANY Batteries Giants, Nehf and Snyder put into effect permanently as from Honolulu pirls' relay tear Schang. Yankees, Hoyt and August 1st. 1921, rate schedule Giants Take Lead the f?5 With a record crowd filling the and Toll charges at present in ijirOiaJJ Race Program seats with "Old Sol" in full attend- ance. McGraw's Giants defeated the game of the Adds Interest and Yankees in the seventh BEFORE THE PUBLIC UTILITIES world's series by the score ot 2, to J with Mays and Schang officiating for COMMISSION OF THE TERRI- Stuidebaker Zest Maui's Fair at the Yanks and Douglas and Snyder TORY OF HAWAII. for Giants. Lovers of good horse flesh had a In re Application of the MAUI TELE- lr.ippy afternoon of it yesterday in the Hilo Chinese Capture PHONE COMPANY for approval of grandstand of the Fair grounds at changes in Rate Schedule and for Kahului. The card was a good one and some splendidly run out races Game From Makees the establishment of a Toll system, Cars were the food upon which the race No. 55. 7-Pa- 5-Pa- Big Six, ss. Special Six, ss. fans led. game out of of first day's racing fol In the first hctween Results the at the Fair the Hilo ORDER EXTENDING TIME OF low : town teams Chinese returned victors over the OPERATION OF ORDER NO. 20 First race, half mile, Hawaiian bred Though outbatting First, Asa Baldwin's, Irish Guard; Makee's of Kauai. ALLOWING TEMPORARY the Hilo boys the Garden Isle champs second. J. I!. Fernandez's, Gold Uryan; a INCREASE IN RATES $2500 $2050 Time si limed ui) on blunders making tota third. Grove Ranch's, Edwin. Bun and Soong AND TOLLS. of 11. for which Hee 5-Pa- 50 Purse, ?150 to winner, ?25 ss. second. were responsible for 7. Ching's stick Light Six, to second. work was the feature of the day he Second race, half mile Japanese singles in For good cause shown, it is hereby Slow Go peitini? a double and two race First, G. rchimura's, bat. ORDERED that order No. 20 allowing Goya's. Pep. Time 52 2-- sec four trips to second, The game by innings as follow temporary increase in rate schedule Purse, $75 to winner, $25 to second own story. Third race half mile cowboy race will tell its and establishing a toll system pend- $1515 Hits and Runs by Innings - First, Grove Ranch's Edwin; second 1 ing determination of the application -- Tliln Chinese .... Bally-Bin- s Time 01200003 H. W. Rice's. Rear. Basehits of the MAUI TELEPHONE COM- Delivered Maui :. $50 to winne 01200102 00 seconds, l'mse, Kauai 00000100 23 PANY to increase its rate schedule $1" to second. 1- Basehits 1 1 0 1 0 2 0 1 -7 and to a toll system, made Fourth race, half mile mule race Ching, establish Summary Two basehits: by They Have Proved Their Worth in County Service on First, Haleakala Ranch's, Aina Nui Hee; sacrifice Lai Hip 2, in the above entitled matter the Haleakala Ranch Bun hits: I'alahalaha; second. Hirotsu 1, Bun Hee 1, King 1, Yoshi-d- a PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Jeannette. Purse, $50 to winner, $15 1; hit by pitcher: Hirotsu: first of the Territory of Hawaii, on the This Island to second. on balls, off, Yasu 1, off Cummings 2; free-for-a- 27th day of September, A. D. 1920, Fifth race, one mile struck out by, Cummings 3; Tilly 1; II. Mary Jay; and extended by order No. 38 of May First, J. .Fernandez's, Yasu, 9; balks Yasu 1, Cummings 1; Now .crr.nl. Asa Baldwin's. Irish Guard; passed balls, Soong 1. Defeat charged 12, 1921, be, and it is, hereby amend- Mr. Wm. Bond, Special Representative, hird. R. W. Shingle's Caslenny. Time to Cummings. Time of game 1 hr. ed by changing the period of opera- 1 min. I.) sec. Purse $100 to winner, 50 min. Umpires: Leandro and Enos. tion thereof so as to continue said io second. Scorer: Xavier. At the Wailuku Hotel. Today's program shows a half mile order No. 20 in effect until further five-for-al- l Willi eight strong entries "Outside The Law," the most talked notice. a.: the first number. Castenny, Irish of picture of the day. Press, pulpit, Done at Honolulu, city and County Guard, Copra, Bridgeplaycr, Balley-- l throughout speak Figu- the United States of Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, this e.ir, Mary Jay, Kapiolani and of it as the masterpiece of the screen. re ion are among those entered. The 29th day of September, A. D. 1921, as The Pond Company, Ltd. Adv. hVtl' mile for two year olds has five of August 1st, 1921. enM'i -, there is a half mile "shell Priscilla Dean as Molly Madden, is PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMIS- hack race" post entries, mile for Ha- supported in the lead by her husband waii 'ii bred and half mile cowboys. SION OP THE TERRITORY HONOLULU Wheeler Oakman, who plays "Dapper HAWAII. Saturday's card includes a half mile Bill" in "Outside The Law. Adv. OF for Japanese owned horses, half mile A. J. GIGNOUX, maiden, trotting race between Dener- - kin. D. C. Lindsay, J. J. Walsh, F. Commissioner. vo and Welcome Boy, half mile for Rosecrans, S. B. MacKenzie, '. J. I. M. STAINBACK, . I'o: tiiL'in se owned horses, mile and a George Angus, S. S. Paxson, Walter half novelty race, eight entries, gen- Ileal, Dick Bodge and Samuel Tay Commissioner. tlemen's riding race with C. D. Luf- - lor as riders and a consolation race. (Oct. 14.)

n n H n It n H n Go Swimmihg Records! K M odBve U H n Sixty Individuals, Twenty From the Other Islands, All of the Greatest Performers of Hawaii, Have Entered the Forty Events. Get Your K K Reserved Seats Now at Maui Sporting Goods Store, Wailuku. M IX H PI K H n H PUUNENE TANK NEXT MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS n n SEMI-WEEKL- Y MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1921. PAGE THREE

There are still good seats for the Swimming Meet but they won't last With Maui's Girl Scouts Maui Women's Club forever. IN MAUI'S THEATRES WAILUKU HIP The Study Department met on Sweet Pea Troop. Wild Rose Troops, Lahaina and Calla Saturday last and made plans for the Especially Selected On Sunday the Scouts of the Sweet Lilly Troop (from (Kula.) coming year. The day and hour of Saturday, October 15th. Pea Troop, Saturday Carnation Troop meeting being inconvenient for so For CONSTANCE TALMADGE their captain and Scout many, it the Hawaiian In Evelyn (Spreckelsville) under Captain John- was decided to change it to ol the Morning Glory troop ston. the third Wednesday of each month, "VIRTOUS VAMP" went on a hike up to Piiliolo Hill. For the Cafeteria at the Territorial Building from 3 p. Climate also We started from the school house Thursday Roselani Trop (Kahulul m., to 5. The next meeting will be The First Episode of and Morning Glory troop (Hamakua-poko.- ) the November 1, the third Wednes- "THE MOON RIDERS" at 9 , o'clock and .got home by half past day of that month, when it is hoped And a Good Comedy two. On our way up we helped Friday Bird of Taradise (Paia). a full attendance may be had. ourselves to puavas and they were Saturday Sweet Pea Troop (Ma-kawao- Sunday October 16th. ouie sweet. I lien came The Humane Department will hold part the hardest SPECIAL ATTRACTION of all, climbinc the tsteen Mil On Friday all of the Scouts will its meeting next Monday the 17th, at. Lehua PRISCILLA DEAN We had a very hard time climbing probably be at the Fair Grounds. the Kahului Community House, since in it anu some ol the ncouts had to rest. Your exhibit, girls, Is in the agricul- the Territorial Building will not be "OUTSIDE THE LAW" But at last we all got to a place which tural building at the Alexander House ready for use by that time. This de- Typewriter and wasn't so sleep and we all had a good Settlement booth. Your pictures and partment has plans for important "THE FIGHTING FATE" rest and v ere having a fine time when crests are on display. Be on the work for the next few months which Iorothy mid that, she lost the mat- look-ou- t for your sister scouts and do will be discussed at this meeting. Carbon Monday, October 17th. ' ches so she went down the hill to not be afraid to salute when you meet WILLIAM RUSSELL find them I nnd then came back with them. the swimming meet at Puunene tank. iv the matches. When we had rested This is a fine time to put into uae entering. long your slogan. Maui, These are the only troops "TWINS OF SUFFERING CREEK" enough we started to hike again motto and Show must get busy, scouts, and learn also and we top. girls, that" "Girl Scouts" really have We W"nt to the Scout Violet to really swim, not just play in the "THE DRAGON'S NET" Tarn Worn; Scout. a community spirit and want always Peacock Silk Carbon WILLIAM FOX and Melinda water. -- and got to the lop first and they to help. presents MUTT thought they were great. If any scout is in trouble, please Paper and JEFF Next we went on the other side of notify Miss Seibert at the Alexander IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE immediately. Tuesday, October I81I1. the Jilll hi search lor water and the House Booth SECOND CIRCUIT, TERRITORY WILLIAM JAPANESE PICTURES grass was so thick and tp.ll that some HAWAII. of the girls Haiku fOF rolled down the hill. At Chambers In Probate. Wednesday, October 19th. Elizabeth I'aiva roiled so last that she Another troop nas been formed this RUSSELL THOMAS M EIGHAN went right over Wilhelinina Ornellas. week at Haiku. There are twenty-seve- n In the matter of the estate of R. A. Wadsworth, late of Wailuku, in After that we had to go up 'a hill and girls and Miss Parker and Miss ' Better Service "WHITE AND UNMARRIED" down again when we saw two boys Johnson have agreed to be their cap- Maui, T. H. Deceased. also and asked them where we could find tain and lieutenant. We will tell you NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Longer Service TWINS of "THE VANISHING DAGGER" water and they showed us a place more about them next week. All persons having claims against and where the pipe was broken and we the Estate of R. A. Wadsworth, de PATHE NEWS had a good drink. Next we had lunch Lahaina ceased, are hereby notified to present SUFFERING which consisted of muffins, salad, Eight girls four from each troop their claims with proper vouchers or Thursday, October 20th. sandwiches, cookies and pie. have entered the Girl Scout relay for duly authenticated copies t hereof Hawaiian News CREEK MAY McAVOY After that we gathered wood for a even if the claim is secured by mort- in fire and I'll tell we gage upon estate, to under- the world used real the lore "A PRIVATE SCANDAL" about nineteen matches before we got signed or either ot them, at Wailuku, & Thrum's Ltd. tale of and bandits also it lighted. While it was burning to Maui, Territory ot Hawaii, within six ihe yxsi LIBERTY CAFE Young Hotel Building in "THE BRANDED FOUR" coals Wilhelmina, Elizabeth, Violet, (6) months after date of first publica- fftoiyby EidgweU Oullum. and Evelyn and two boys went Lower the and Paia tion hereof or they will be forever Honolulu. Sctnario by Julius G. Furthmm PATHE NEWS picked ginger flowers and ferns to barred. Dlrtciion hi make leis and the others stayed back Date of first publication, September Scott Danlap Friday, October 21st. back and roasted sweet potatoes. MEALS SERVED DAY AND 16th, 1921. GLADYS BROCKWELL When they got to we back the rest C. D. LUFKIN and in were surprised to see them all decked NIGHT r "WHITE LIES" DAVID S. WADSWOTH, A with leis and all exclaimed how beau- K. rcrcuG store KAHULUI and tiful. FIRST-CLAS- S COOK Executors of the Last Will and MACHIDA THEATER BURTON HOLMES After every gathered R. A. Wadsworth, one had ferns Testament of ICE CREAM enough co make a lei, we put. out our Deceased. CHOP SUI SERVED BY The Best In Town Saturday, October 15th. fire and started home. E. R. BEVINS, And a KATHERINE MacDONALD On our way home Marie Maclel fell SPECIAL ORDER Soda Fountain Attorney for Executors." Give Ut a Trial in down on some rocks but did not get (Sept. 16, 23, 30, Oct. 7, 14.) "THE BEAUTY MARKET" hurt so there was no need for first MARKET STREET, : WAILUKU. also aid. The First Episode of We had a nice hike home, singing "THE MOON RIDERS" all the way. and Everyone had a good time, and we TINN CHONG STORE "His Puppy Love" Comedy were glad that Evelyn of the Morn- troop we Monday, October 17th. ing Glory was with us and If you are ot now receiving the REXALL, MONTHLY Dry Goods, Groceries and ' are hoping another hike will soon be CONSTANCE TALMADGE ' $3M flA General Merchandise I at hand. MAGAZINE please send your r name for mailing list. The in Razzle, dazzle, Razzle dazzle, "VIRTOUS VAMP" Frazzle, dazzle, too! Magazine has recently been enlarged, and improved by tht Bakery & Restaurant also The Sweet Peas! The Sweet Peas! "THE VANISHING DAGGER" addition stories by prominent and pictures cur- ' The Pink and the Green. of writers of Cigars, Tobaccos, BURTON HOLMES rent events. Fruits, etc. This Is "Fair" week. What are the Tuesday, October 18th. Girl Scouts going to do to help make Main WILLIAM RUSSELL it a success? Following is their Street, in schedule: Kahului, Maui. "TWINS OF SUFFERING CREEK" For Mrs. Lougher also Thursday Dougainyilla Scouts, THIS SERVICE IS ABSOLUTELY FREE. "THE DRAGON'S NET" Paia ask Captain Rosecrans for your MUTT and JEFF hours. Wednesday, October 19th. Friday Star of Bethlehem and MOURA GARAGE JAPANESE PICTURES ! THE OLD RELIABLE Thursday, October 20th. f AUTO REPAIR SHOP SPECIAL ATTRACTION & PRISCILLA DEAN Benson, Smith Co., Ltd. Phone 159 in BANK OF MAUI SERVICE EVERY SECOND Main Street. Wailuku. "OUTSIDE THE LAW" also Has my Savings Account The Rexall Store Box 426 Honolulu, T. H. "THE FIGHTING FATE" and PATHE NEWS JAPANESE GOODS Friday, October 21st. A SPECIALTY MAY McAVOY In J. ONISHI "A PRIVATE SCANDAL" GENERAL MERCHANDISE also KAHULUI. "THE BRANDED FOUR" "WHITE LIES MAUI SODA & ICE WORKS, LTD. PATHE NEWS WILLIAM VOX. FRODVCtiflM

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Two Experienced Tailors Issued Seml-Weekl- y MAUI RECORD N. K. Otsuka, Prop. JOB PRINTING Tel. Nos. 201 - 202 and 203 WAREHOUSES, Foresters' Building, Kahului Translations from English to Japanese and Japanese to English Private Exchange formerly Between Sun Kwong Connecting All Departments KAHULUI, MAUI. Store and Hatori Fish Market Come Alive and Advertise in Semi-Weekl- y Maui News SEMI-WEEKL- PAGE FOUR Y MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1921.

mmmmmmmmmm Semi-Week- ly Maui News THE OPTIMISTIC PESSIMIST "FOR THE VALLEY ISLE FIRST" L A Republican Paper Published in the Interests of the People The fellow who does it now has time to do something else while the chap Issued Every Tuesday and Friday who delays is still thinking about it. MAUI n it 8 tt PUBLISHING COMPANY, LIMITED Return to normalcy can only be retarded by insisting on selling of old Proprietors and Publisher. stocks at wartime prices. The public paid on the way up and is insisting on M. R. PEREIRA, Manager it 8 share of reduction in living costs now, not by-an- bye. Don't SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $4.00 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE n n Many a husband is lost by too much care and, conversely the love of Entered at the Post Office at Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii, as second-clas- s matter. many a wife is loBt by too little care and attention. It's the happy medium that is so hard to reach. , MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is ex- clusively entitled to the use republication of news dispatches tt tt tt lor all credit- Length of skirt Is no measure of the modesty of a woman. The long be so absorbed in building an estate that you ed to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news cover multitude . published skirts a of shins neglect to protect it. herein. tt tt tt tt A child made happy is a day's work well done. Many Maui children are JOSEPH H. GRAY, EDITOB to draw your will and truly happy today at the Fair. It is their own day and truly unfortunate Instruct your attorney Company, Ltd. as FRIDAY, : OCTOBER 14, 1921 was the grownup who did not more keenly enjoy the day after a sight of nominate Hawaiian Trust their glad and eager faces . Executor thereby securing protection for those PRESS CONGRESS VISITORS. tt tt tt tt dependent upon you when you are no longer The race may not be always to the swift but the entrant that's left at the post is never in the running. Half the game is getting the Jump be it play here to guard them. Keen satisfaction that the delegates to the World's Press Con- or business. Only one way to accomplish anything has been found, that is to gress are to be on Maui Saturday and Sunday cannot but be min- do it, not talk about it. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED gled with sincere regret that their stay is so limited, that they will tt tt tt tt be unable to see all of the Scenic Wonders and beauties the Valley Charity of thought and deed will brighten more lives than millions dis- tributed in alms. Talk may cheap kind greater Isle has to offer, lto tarry long enough to become thoroughly familiar be but words are of worth than diamonds. YOU with her resouces, her problems, her hopes and her needs. Mauiites WE ARE HERE TO SERVE tt tt would like to take all of them Be- tt to the summit of Haleakala, "Tho The secret of thei truest success in life is the relegation of self to the loved Mountain", to escort every member over the Ditch Trail, background of humanity. It may not accumulate large wealth according to around West Maui via Kahakuloa, up lao and Waihee valleys, to the world measurement as a policy but means without enjoyment are taste- make inspections of its sugar mills and plantation camps, to look less and stale. HAWAIIAN TRUST over the modern labor camps provided for the cane field and pine it n company workers. Nothing is impossible of accomplishment when undertaken in accord- On the eve of the coining of the writers and publishers of the ance with the one great law. The word miracle is a misnomer. COMPANY, LTD. world .this paper takes the opportunity to extend to them, one and tt tt tt all. the old time Hawaiian greeting. Timidity is a deadly enemy to success. Aloha, on behalf of All Maui and HONOLULU her people, Aloha, with all the welcoming significance the word im- cultivated than from a larger area given over to weeds, partially plied in the old days and has carried down with it to present times. and inadequately cultivated. Similarly to a less extent It may seem to Maui's guests that they have Arrived a but The oldest and largest Trust Company in the at busy, the pineapple ndustry is being affected. perhaps an inopportune time, while lhe county fair is in progress, Territory of Hawaii. Capital, Surplus Unemployment on the mainland docs not alter the situation but that fair Avar deliberately staged to be simultaneous with their and undivided profit over one here in the least and the bringing of unskilled agricultural labor visit. Maui recognizes that the first instinct of the newspaper man million dollars. here is no factor in the unemployment problem in the United States. or magazine writer is "to want to know" and so the Fair was put on It is farm'labor that i s wanted here and class that the visitors would have the opportunity to know at the of labor that is first hand idle on the mainland would not take farm labor jobs SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS what are the resources of Maui and Hawaii. It could not have there to any been great extent, much less so here. done more comprehensively nor more quickly than thus in a single Negro labor was tried here two decades ago day. Hence to the visitors Maui's Fair is more an with unsatisfactory than ordinary results to all concerned. To speak County Fair, o rat least it is so intended. of bringing European labor all the way to Hawaii is equally beside tthe question. The only source On Sunday Maui's welcome guests will be taken on a sightseeing of supply that can save Hawaii is the Orient, whence has been trip. Rare scenic beauties will be presented to their eyes as will drawn the supply for many, many years past. The also points of interest, it is the day when Mauiites will seek to press of the United extend States can disabuse the minds of its hospitality, and to form acquaintances which would certainly ripen readers of reports that there is peonage in these Islands and can set forth clearly into warm friendships did tiime permit and will at least sow the seeds the true facts FOR BAGASSE FURNACES of such friendship. that conditions here will not offer any relief to the idle in the main- The mind of the newspaper land under any circumstances. man and publicist is trained to get Johns-Manvill- e cement ce- There also exists a more or less widespread belief on the main- refractory number 26 is the to "the bottom of things", to find the underlying reasons and so land 'that Hawaii is an Island possession, ment for use when firebrick in a baggage fur- it would be 'idle to say that Maui's welcome to lhe Press Congress its territorial status is not known de- of the World is a spontaneous outspringing or recognized and at this very time there is a proposal to nace... Number 26 withstands temperatures up to 2600 of disinterestedness, it put the Islands would deceive no one. Maui hopes for from under the jurisdiction of the department of state grees and is adimirably suited to the duties it has to per- returns the entertain- instead of the interior department, to make the Islands a mere in- Johns-Manvil- ment it shows its guests, but Maui is not looking for columns upon form in this type of furnace. For oil. burners the le sular possession. This needs combatting. Hawaii needs your help columns of free advertising of its beauties ttour-ist- s and attractions to in this. number 31 cement is needed for it is not affected . Her people seek to set this part of the Territory with all other Hawaii pays taxes to tl;e by heat until 3100 degrees Farhenheit is reached. parts of the) Territory right with the world, to make both understood Federal Government, large income taxes and corporation taxes. imports Use of these cements practically guarantees no firebox through the first hand information the publicists will gather as to Its contribute to the federal revenues, it shares with the states in government. year. conditions here and Island problems. Misinformation is often as supporting the trouble next Orders should be placed immediately Yet Hawaii is left out of the Smith-Town- er costly as deliberate falsification and Maui's hopes of returns lie bill for federal support to insure prompt delivery. in of education and Americanization though the fund of information secured and the use to which it is put by no section of the Union needs such support more. Hawaii good her Press Congress visitors. They can do much for this island and builds roads but the federal good roads bills omit Hawaii from their her sisters of the group, if they will, and Maui News is sure that benefits. There once more Honolulu Iron Works, Ltd. the wil lis lhe press can aid. there, and at the same time will Johns-Manvill- they be carrying out the Sole Agents in Hawaii for e Power grcatest privilege that comes to the journalistic Hawaii is self reliant but it h'as no senators, no representatives profession, they with votes Specialties. will aid in the progress) of the world of in congress, only a delegate who can merely speak, not and humanity. Self-relia- act. nt as is The Territory of Hawaii has a self reliant population, one Hawaii she needs all the strengthening sup- ever port and assistance she can ready to help itself and equally ready to hold out the helping hand secure, especially on behalf of the emer- gency labor legislation she is seeking. to others but the sterling citizenry of the Islands will welcome the more gladly the helping hands that may be extended to it in its struggle. Maui County Fair became an actuality yesterday, is in full swing today and will reach a splendid climax tomorrow night. Be- MUSIC MAKES THE OLD WORLD yond advising every Mauiitc who can do so HAWAII'S LABOR NEEDS. to attend and to spend BRIGHTER as much time as available there, further editorial comment is with- held till later. Time cannot be more em- This editorial is especially directed to the delegates to the profitably and enjoyable ployed than at Maui's Fourth County Fair. Press Congress of the World who will come to Maui tomorrow and Pianos, Player-Piano- s, Brunswick Phonographs, Ukuleles be her guests until Sunday night. Maui folk generally are aware Maui News in daily form and other musical instruments of all descriptions. of the conditions' that will be birefly set forth even if not thoroughly appeared at the Fair yesterday. Two editions were issued yesterday and to- familiar with them. there will be two editions Some splendid bargains in remodeled and remade pianos morrow. This is a taste of what Maui Maui with the rest of the Territory of Hawaii has come to can expedt. Maui News a Daily Bulletin, will soon issue always on display.. New ones coming in frequently. crisis in her life. Industrial failure, loss of resources, acute govern- regularly early each afternoon. mental poverty faces the Territory and each of the four counties that, The board of supervisors is holding compose it. Halting, yes actual recession socially and educationally its regular session and the PIANOS REPAIRED, TUNED AND RENOVATED is (inevitable spirit of economy is more strongly in evidence unless legislative relief is secured. These are facts that than last month, even. (his paper seeks to present squarely to the press of the world. The Tho editions of influence of the press can, if it will, save Hawaii. a daily newspaper printed at a fair is something Sheet Music, Rolls and Records, the very latest and most Sugar growing uj. an innovation m nawau. JMaui's paper is still first. and making is the chief resource of the Islands first popular songs, melodies and dance music, coming in on nearly and pineapple growing and canning is the second. From those If you have not yet volunteered your car 'every steamer from the Mainland. in preponderating -- and services to the Press proportion Hawaii and its counties are 1 ..I ... . dependent for support, vyongress omnuiiee, do it now. for the tax monies which enable the gov- What We haven't we can get, but generally have it. Drop ernments to operate, the schools to remain open, sanitaria and hos- Welcome Press Congress in 'have out you pitals to be maintained and the indigent fed. For neither of those Delegates. and them tried for and select from those that industries is there an adequate supply of labor and from only please you most at the music center of Maui. one Meet me at the Fair. sure source can such a supply be secured. During the coming year every county wil lhave to exercise an economy so rigid that in com par-iso- n with the past it will seem like parsimony. HONOLULU MUSIC CO., LTD. Figures of sugar production this year do not reflect clearly the A TOWER OF JACK BERGSTROM, REPRESENTATIVE. loss that has already been occasioned by the labor shortage. Pro- STRENGTH duction thus far this year in comparison with other years though MAIN AND HIGH STREETS, WAILUKU. The Waterhouse well-inform- com-muni- ty much smaller does not indicate the loss already sustained. Unlike Trust Co. Is an active, institution, backed by ample resources and experienced mainland crops, sugar cane and pineapples do not personnel mature in a single for the protection and promotion of its client' in- season or in a year. With sugar cane one crop is being harvested, terests. is the nextl growing and a third is being planted all at the same time! Irrespective of the financial bulk of your affair the com. pany can serve you ITS A PLEASURE TO SHOP This year there has not been sufficient labor to harvest the crop of well. 1H21. on time and it has lost in sucrose While large enough to handle the largest business, it is not content in consequence but too large In the handsomest store Maui, where worse still there has not been to give courteous, personal consideration to the more on one finds a com- the labor to cultivate and weed tin moderate demands made upon It. growing crop thaft is be plete stock of Dry Goods, Furnishings, Notions, Gro- to harvested next year nor to plant the Your crop will fiduciary requirements will receive here all the bene- ceries and general merchandise, where that ripen and be ground into sugar in 1923, planting beiii" fits of a strong, adequately equipped organization. service and atten- from three to five months behind. Next year's crop will be much tion are the best smaller than the one now being ground and the area to be planted WATERHOUSE TRUST LTD. 1923 one-eight- CO., for the crop is to be reduced h because of the acute THE LAHAINA STORE labor shortage. No need to plant if it cannot be HONOLULU. cultivated and har- Phone 27-- B, Lahaina. Branch at Puukolii. vested. P.etter to harvest from seven-eighth- s of the area properly i

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Agents of Department Sunday Anniversary Wailuku Hip, Tomorrow, Saturday, October 15 Blemishes and Blackheads Easily Removed With Of Justice Are Sent Great Chicago Fire MARINELLO ACNE CREME 65c Jar To MARINE LLO SHOP School Once More NEW YORK. Sept. 19 (A.-- P. Mif) t., Honolulu. 1110 Fort 8 October 9 will be the fiftieth anni- H. C. LA MOE, Proo. (ASSOCIATKD TRESS) versary of the date Mrs. O'Leary's cow kicked over the lantern causing NEW YORK, Sept. 2.r. (Associated the grertt Chtoago fire, and Press Mai!) Department or Justice Fire' Proiective Association has agents are Koing to school to read dsiunated that day as International books and lemn how to be detec- day. tives. Five Prevention Since 1871 annual fire losses have The curriculum or the school. Just increasing is now an by been until there started the liuresu of Invest iga' average annual monetary loss of $350,-000,00- 0 SEE THE tion. Includes study of such (ethnical and loss of 15,000 Hies as the laws of search1' and 'ar- 4 .'.? rest, lives yearly, according to the asso- rudiments of evidence; rights of ciation. citizens and preparation of cases (or i3 for a prosecution. The association arranging e day to William nation-wid- observance of the J. Turns, chief Of the bring to" the attention of the people bureau, - explained that- esfnbilshment loss is everybody loss of the Bchool was step thnt the fire the' first to do and everybody's responsibility ; and away with methods, are "We that the 'great majority of fires are going to teach our men preventable through the exercise of i to get results." he sahl.1 'Slipshod investigation, discevcris-tnl- ordinr.rv carefulness. INCOLN making - by chance, is going stop. to And men ENGLAND NEEDS HENS who cannot be tutisli 10 be offectiv? will be dropped. - (Associated Constance "Federal investigators LONIXW, Sept. 9 !2z&2k2Z' ar' going to Mail) England' needs 8,500,000 TalmadgV in 'A Virtuous Vamp learn right are- - Press awajr that they not get Iv.ick to the shields-fo- more hens in order to' to flash their r own fig-12- their estimates on the rerent census amusement; and thPy are going to eggs per person, asserts Edward Ilahului Theater, Monday October 17 learn that tho rtal object of this bu ' d rtrown, secretary of the National reau is to ptoitct citizens-an- to prevent crime, not just to arrest ToulUy' Council. CAE Mr J' Brown says that in the' United crooks. We are'inot" going to set the is the - States and Canada it stated world afire, but we ar- going to' 'give consumption is nearly 200 this country a of average YOUR detective service' eggs per unit annually, r.asing his KITCHEN which its citizens can 'be a proud as recent census fig- the English are of Scotland Yard." estimates son the ures fot Great Uritain, he computes AT THE Edward J. Brenun,1. division supfrr-lntende- Needs replenishing that each'-perso- in Enfiland last at least once a year. , Cooking of the bureau, assertofl year '93 eggs. that, to permit department Officials ate utensils Wear out in time and the equipment of the to get a line on their' meni' recruits would put in a month tf' study, befo.'e housewife has to be kept up by replacements. We MAUI COUNTY FAIR being placed on active' duty.'' BEST PLACE TO EAT "Otherwise he would;' be'' helpless received by the when he started out," Wilhelmina Saturday a large and "If without training he were sent out i Wlien in Lahaina' to investigate a bank robbery, he complete line' of would not even know wheii to bfgin He would not know how tovproceed For delicions, well cooked food, KITCHENWARE AND COOKING UTENSILS with a search without getting into daintily served,1 as well as ice legal difficulties. He would not know refresh- Wailuku1 ROYAL HAWAIIAN SALES LTD. where the state and Federal jurisdic- cream; cold drinks and Hardware & Grocery Co., Ltd. CO., tions overlapped. ments, is the com- Main and Market Streets, Wailuku Phone 214 "That last is one of the most ' plicated points of all. For example, a robbery on Park Row is a matter SWEET CAFE for the state authorities, but a rob- bery 20 feet away in tlie post-offic- e Is up to us. Ordinarily, g in a national bank is a state offence but if there is collusion be- tween the actual thief and one of the HOUSE PAINTING bank employees the Departmnet of Justice takes up the case. and Interior any Paper Hanging "Our men have to be ready for Decorating Active Building Operations kind of investigation. One day they work in overalls on the docks, the next in a white collar in a bank. And Estimates Furnished on Appli- MEAN AN the work is so complicated that mere cation experience is not enough, though it will always be the biggest factor. The man on the street cannot make a big- H. YAMAGUCHI ger mistake than to say that there is Contractor and Painter Ever Widening Circle of Prosperity nothing about a detective's trade thnt out of books." can be learned Near Chinese Church.

(ASSOCIATED PRESS) Vineyard Street. Phone 247--A MANAGUA, Nicaragua. Oct. 5 An- Wailuku other- revolutionary uprising has d near the Honduras frontier. Several small villages are reported Gasoline, Automobile Part3 and to have been sacked and the Nicara- Automobile Painting gua government has sent troops to the soene.

Board of Lubrication Engineers knows the needs of U PROSPERITY P LH eacfi make ofengine felrUUACTIVIT and recommends a grade of 2EROLENE for its correct lubrication

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Tel. Nos. 201, 202 and 203, Private Exchange Lumber Yard and Warehouses 'trade for each type or engine Connecting All Departments Kahului, Maui, T. H. IWGK SIX SEMI-WEEKL- Y MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1921.

Epidemics of Yellow Report From Mexico H X Fever Made Unlikely Denied at Washington H X m x LIMA. Aug. 26 (A. P. Mail) Epi- (Associated rut:ssi m u demics ot the yellow lever cm the wet MEXICO CITY. Oct. 5 The news- m n toast of South America are not likely paper Excelsior quotes high Mexico pub- n u to recur owing to the rigorous cam- sources for the reporl which it X tot-e- of Tacoma, M paigns that have directed against lishes that Elmer Dover y the fever during the past year in Washington has lm n ui'e 1 the per- n northern Peru and Ecuador, says Dr. sonal of Provident n a Harding J. II. White. Assistant Surgeon 15 en-er- of the I'nited Stairs in 14 w of the United States Public Mexico. It says thai overtures have X been made from the department H Health Service who has arrived here. slate at Washing'on w ilich are expected to n H Ho is special yellow fever commis- pave the way for a speedy recogni- w X sioner for (he International Health tion of the Obivgon government and X Hoard. Rockefeller Foundation, and that such overtures are being brought H lo Mexico by Dover. has been inspecting the results of the H X coun- J sanitation campaigns in both (ASSOt'IATKM H tries. I'KKSSl X I'r While believes that the cam WASHINGTON. Oct. 5 President H paign directed by Dr. Henry Hanson. Harding's secretary on behalf oT the M x Peruv- President made, public announcement American physician, and the no u ian government, have bee nso success- today that the President had made H appointment of a personal represen- M ful that the fever in epidemic form in any announce- is a thing of past. No cases tative to nation. This Peru the followed receipt r,f publish- M reported in Ecuador for ment the have been ed reports in Mexico Elmer Dov- 54 more than a year, it is said .and no that M more er was personal representative of new cases have appeared for Harding in negotiations v ith Mexico. M n than two months in the northern de -- parunen! of this republic where near- It' U u ly I.oini deaths occurred in an epi- M u demic early this year. Want Lav to Protect H The sanitary campaigns, designed B among other tilings to wipe out breed- Servaiit (rem Employer a U ing places of the slegomyia mosquito, n the fever carrier, will be continued in n both countries for n year as a meas- UPENDS AJUES. Aug. 26 (A. P. x ure 01 precaution. The anti-yello- le- Mail) The justices of peace of the u ver organizations then will be dis persed. Argentine capital have appealed to U X Congress to enact laws protecting M x servants from employers who neglect K u Hungarian Hangman to pay them or who borrow from their cooks to pay for the elaborate dinners M x Rises to Defense they give in order to maintain their M x social positions. X The justices allege that many who m PPDAPEST, Sept. 1 (A. P. Mail) live surrounded by servants in uni- M The hangman of Hungary has risen n form and who give great dinners and M X to indignant defense of his calling and whose names are prominent in the denounced those who cast, slurs upon social register are compelled to resort R 53 it. He was prompted by sneering to these methods in order to keep up - H X references made in the Hungarian Na- their appearance as social leaders. tional Assembly. Friends of Former The justices attribute this habit of M x Emporer Charles and the anti-Haps- - the social climber of running in debt X x bures are always quarreling there and to "a depressing show of folly and in some cases have shouted at one pretense, an overpowering desire to x x another, "the hangman is your frined." dress well and to prodigality and too X x Michael Bali, the' official hangman many drinks." has resented such slurs. H X "My vocation," he writes, to the X X President of the National Assembly SERVICES RECOGNIZED GREATER YIELDS BETTER CROPS "is as honorable and useful as that of x Mi) x judges, lawyers, ministers or king's iassociatki) riti-:s- x X Why should the old superstition hold TOKIO, Oct. 6 E. M. Sutliff, P. 0. Box 484 Phone 8197 x in modern times that the hangman's of the American Trading if profession is disgraceful, abominable company, has been granted the Third x 2365 N. KING St., Honolulu X and loathsome? My friends are all Order of the Rising Sun by the Jap- X X perfect gentlemen and any member of anese government in recognition of Parliament can consider it only flat 24 years of service in promoting trade x x tery when he is called my friend." between the United States and Japan. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXfXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

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OF MODERN TIMES IS ELECTRICITY. SHE ASSISTS IN THE SPEEDING UP OF INDUSTRY, REDUCES THE WASTE OF HUMAN ENERGY, LIGHTENS THE LA- BORS AND CARES OF THE HOUSEWIFE AND BRIGHTENS AND MAKES HAPPY THE HOME. YOU

CAN MEET HER AND SEE MANY OF HER WONDER-WORKING- S AS WELL AS CHARMING NEW LIGHTING FIXTURES IN THE COMMERCIAL BUILDING IN THE BOOTH OF Maui 'Electric Company A Home Company For Home Folk SEMI-WEEKL-Y MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1921. PAGE SEVEN

DO YOU KNOW PRESS CONGRESS ENTERTAINMENT What This Means? The Maui Sporting Goods Company PROGRAM DURING VISIT TO MAUI Phone 272 Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii

cars to take the party on a sightseeing trip. The Repreesntatives for Saturday, October 15 route Is from Kahului to Pala and thence up to Are Our Makawao, passing much of the way through the cane fields of the Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar BRUNSWICK POOL AND BILLIARD SUPPLIES 7:00 A. M. Company and the Maui Agricultural .Company. At Faia, at the sugar factory of the Maul Agricultural 1 .k REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS Steamer should be oft the port of Hana, most Company, is a fuel alcohol distilling plant. From r Easterly Maul port, where the Kaeleku Su- waste molasses the company manufactures all the MONROE CALCULATING MACHINES gar Company plantation. Back of Hana rises the motor fuel for its motor and tractor equipment and extinct volcano, Haleakala, the crater of which is for domestic fuel for its employes. The company and of office fixtures and furniture in both the larpest in the world. The mountain occupies also has a cement making plant. 1 all types the ftreater part "J of East Maui, its highest point, on On trip the cars will pnss Maui steel and wood. They are equipped to handle all the westerly side, being 10,032 the return the W feet. Tolo field and Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar or From off nana the Matsonla will proceed along company forms of repairs for any make of typewriter the windward Company Mill at Puunene. This is the coast of Maui passing Nahiku and largeBt sugar producer in the Islands and its mill adding machine and guarantee efficient service at Keanae landings. After passing the latter the course of was until recently the largest In the world. What the famouss Koolau or Ditch Trail can be being in community houses and in conservative prices. distinguished from is done for labor time to time, a distance up the housing will be seen in this plantation. No. 1 0 and lower slope of the great Mountain. Next Huelo The latest Remingtons, both standard proceed In- landing is passed and from thence on can be seen Returning to Kahului, the cars will the Portable, are now on display. Step in and look the green cane land to Wailuku, the county seat of the Island. fields of the Maui Agricultural and Company's Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Companies after Here is the Wailuku Sugar mill and for them over. Mr. Lewis will be pleased to go over passing the pineapple growing area. some distance the road to and out of Wailuku leads between its fields. Wailuku is situated on the West any plans on making your office more efficient 9:00 A. M. Maul foothills, peaks rising back of it to a height without obligation to you. Arrive in of more than 5000 feet. It Is at the mouth of Iao Kahului Harbor where reception com- picturesque sights mittee will board Valley, one of the most of the & Co. steamer and welcome party Islands. Hurd, Pohlman OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY, LTD. through J. H. Gray, chairman of the Maul commit- tee. Proceeding out from Wailuku, Walkapu is passed and soon Maalaea Bay appears ahead, a crescent will tell you in their Tuesday's HONOLULU 9:30 A. M. sheet of water one horn lying under the mountains advertisement Autos marked with yellow and black sign on wind of West Maul, the other under the shadow of Hale- akala. shields 'Tress Congress Car," will take party to Clothes left with us for more than grounds of the Maui County Fair & Racing Associa- Soon after leaving Maalaea the road ascends three months and not called for will tion, the only grounds of the kind in Hawaii. Here and clings to the pali (cliff) into which it is cut. be burned or otherwise destroyed. there will be held in the floral building an Hibiscus It is a drive of rare scenic beauty with new vistas Customers who change their ad- Show, the bloom that is most typical of the Islands opening at each and every of Its many turns and dress will please let us know. The Policies We Write and which is found in more than 2000 varieties. twists. At points the road Is several hundred feet What a chrysanthemum show ia to the mainland above the ocean on the steep precipice. The larger KATO CLOTHES CLEANING SHOP that Is an hibiscus show In the Islands. The re- of the Islands seen from here is Kahoolawe and the Wailuku, Maui. sources of the Islands, agricultural, horticultural, smaller is Molokinl. In commercial and in livestock will be found in the After passing the pali, Olowalu Plantation, one of Put Sure Insurance exhibits buildings and in the Territorial Building Maui's smallest but one of its most prosperous BEST SERVICE ON MAUI a schools exhibit will show what the Islands are do- plantations is reached and passed and the cars pro- Life, Fire, Casualty, Health, Automobile Policies in ing in educating the conglomerate population it ceed on to Lahaina, the one time capital of Maui holds. before the Islands were united into a kingdom by With our new equipment we the strongest and most substantial companies. stop- Haleakala Trip Kamehameha I. Here, also, the missionaries give de ped before going to Honolulu where most of them are able to the most Arrangements will be made for those who have located. pendable, prompt and efficient INDEMNITY BONDS SECURED registered to take the trip to the Crater of Halea- At Lahaina is the mill of Pioneer Mill Company service in cleaning, pressing, kala, such party to lunch in the Fair's cafeteria at one of the largest and best equipped in Maui. 11 o'clock. After luncheon they will take autos for repairing and dyeing of Men's The town is one of the most attractive and trop- THE i BALDWIN BANK, LTD. Olinda, 4000 feet elevation, where horses will await and vegetation of any in the Terri- Women's Clothing. Our them at the end of auto road. The rest of the ical in verdure and the tory. On the mountain side above it Is Lahaina-lun- a the work MAIN OFFICE, KAHULUI. Journey, from Olinda to the Rest House must be School, designed for the vocational training of steam presser can do made on horseback or afoot. The party will see the Looking out La- 15 spend night at students of Hawaiian blood. from in minutes. BRANCH, MARKET STREET, WAILUKU. sunset at the summit, the the Rest haina the Island of Lanai is the nearest, looking House, see the sunrise, and, after breakfast return Northwest the heights of Molokal to Kahului stopping for lunch at Olinda. Warm West and ip the Satisfaction Guaranteed clothing and wraps or sweaters should be taken on rise. the mountain trip for It will be found cold at that high elevation. 12 NOON MAUI CLOTHES 12 M. TO 1 M Luau or Native feast served at National Guard Cleaning Dyeing P. Armory. CLEANING SHOP and In Grounds. Luncheon at Cafeteria Fair 3:00 P. M. TO 3:30 P. M. should be trusted only to experts. The same is true ot rine gar- fabric may 12:30 P. M. Market St., opp. Kalua Ave ments to be washed. Otherwise such injury to the Leave for return trip. serious loss. You can depend absolutely on Livestock parade. result as to cause the Method Exquisite of 1:00 P. M. 5 P. M. Horse races. Launch at Kahului to steamer for dinner. THE FRENCH LAUNDRY Alexander J. Abadie, Proprietor, Honolulu. 2:45 P. M. MAUI AGENCIES: Track Athletic events. 7 P. M. Residents of Maul with cars at wharf to take & M. UYENO KAHULUI 3:30 P. M. party to Puunene tank to swimming exhibition. This JOHN D. SOUZA PAIA Baseball game in Inter-Islan- d Championship series tank was put In by Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Before leaving the steamer party will be furnish- Company for Its employes by whom it is maintained. Baldwin ed with tickets admitting them to Fair Grounds and The swimming exhibit will consist of the follow- to grand stand both afternoon and evening. In the ing numbers: Limited Hawaiian exhibit In the ground in the morning made souvenirs for each I. Exhibition by Duke Kakanamoku, World's there will be Hawaiian Champion Sprint Swimmer. PLATING MAKES OLD member of the party. a. 25 yards Breast Stroke. SUGAR FACTORS 5:00 P. M. b. 25 yards Back stroke. THINGS NEW AGAIN COMMISSION MERCHANTS Autos to steamer. Automobiles marked with the c. 25 yards Feet only. d. 25 yards Australian Crawl. yellow and black Press Congress sign will be at and Silver which has become dull and tarnished can be re- the disposal of the party throughout the day to take e. 25 yards Kahanamoku Crawl (Hawaiian). them back to the wharf and there will be free 2 100 yards Back Stroke Exhibition by Warren INSURANCE AGENTS stored to its original beauty by silver plating. Hardware launch service between wharf and steamer. Kealoha, World's Champion and Gay Harris. about the house will profit by plating. Nickle plating of 3. 50 yards Free Style Exhibition by Mariechen automobile parts hubcaps, reflectors, bumper, instruments 7:00 P. M.- Wehselau, joint holder of World's Record and will Autos await members of party to take them to Estelle Cassidy and K. Keliipio. AGENTS FOR make the car look far better. Our plating plant is equipped to out any kind of Fair Grounds. 4. 100 yards Free Style Exhibition by Duke Ka Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar turn hanamoku, Pua Kealoha and Gay Harris. plating finish desired, in a short time and moderate cost. 7:00 P. M. TO 8:00 P. M. Company at 6. Diving Exhibition by R. K. Fuller and Clair Band concert by marine and military bands. Haiku Sugar Company Tait. Pala Plantation CO LEWERS & LTD. 8:00 P. M. TO 9:30 P. M. 6. yards Breast Stroke Exhibition by Helen Maul Agricultural Company COOKE, Moses and Ruth Scudder. "A Night in Hawaii" will give an Idea of old Hawaiian Sugar Company HONOLULU customs before coming of the 7. Plunge for Distance Exhibition by W. S. Sim- - Hawaiian life and the Kahuku Company missionaries a little more than a century ago. Some eson and Clair Tait. Plantation McBryde Sugar Company of the dances and songs that will be rendered have 8. triple-Oa- r Exhibition Duke Kahanamoku, War not been showed In a public exhibition for many ren Kealoha and Pua Kealoha. Kahului Railroad Company years. 9. so yards Back Stroke Exhibition by M. Wehse Kauai Railroad Company 9:30 P. M. lau, Ruth Scudder and K. Keliipio. Honolua Ranch Company Boxing exhibitions by men of the Army and Navy 10. Exhibition Plunge for Distance for Women, Kauai Fruit & Land service of the Nation. Helen Moses, Estelle Cassidy. H. & II. Maui Boys Relay. Theo. Davies Co. 10:00 P. M. 12. Pake Relay by Duke Kahanamoku, Pua Kealo- Autos to wharf and launches to steamer. ha, Warren Kealoha, Gay Harris, Buster Limited Brown, Clair Tait. Japanese Mercantile Company DISTRIBUTORS 9:30 P. M. SOLE 16 GENERAL MERCHANDISE Sunday, October Return to Kahului to steamer. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS PHONE 281-- KAHULUI. 9:00 A. M. 11:00 P. M. Residents of Maul wearing red "Transportation badges will be at the wharf with their Steamer sails for Honolulu. Committee" Keep Your Pictures in STOP! LOOK! READ! WHY STAND STILL? Photo kURouti IF YOU ARE GOING TO MEET Are you advancing, or are others promoted over your head? If BRAND THE STEAMER AT LAHAINA you are not going forward, it's because you're incompetent. Albums CALL UP KAHULUI AUTO STAND THE BEST HELP IS SELF HELP It preserves them for future PHONE 191-- A You can continue your education at home and make yourself entertainment. JOHNNIE J. KOHAMA For com-fortabl- e, competent and efficient through the easy ridinfl cars. Complete new assortment Wednes- LA SALLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY COURSES Regular trips on Mondays, from 35$ to $10.25. Sixty years of experience with preparation of days, Fridays and Saturdays. in Law, Accounting, Business Administration, Letter Writing, Busi- ness and Finance. food products are represented in the distinctive good- Special Attention to Orders For full Information and literature call or address ness of Del Monte Brand Canned Fruits and Vege- GIESECKE by Mail. ERNST MAUI NEWS OFFICE, WAILUKU. tables. Piano Expert HONOLULU OFFICE, HONOLULU PHOTO 14 PANTHEON BUILDING will visit Maul on his regular trip SUPPLY COMPANY Demand the Del Monte Brand in Novemben Headquarters at Wailuku Hotel. Everything Photographic From Your Grocer. There are still good seats for the 1059 Fort Street Honolulu. Swimming Meet but they won't last All Maui Reads Maui News Want Ads forever. SEMI-WEEKL- FACIE EIGHT Y MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1921.

International Correspondence unusual success of the commercial Commercial Building School, Mr. C. J. Kraebel. exhibits this year Is due, to the won- j Thewaters Maui Dry Goods & Grocery Co., derful cooperation, received from Filled to Capacity Furniture Department, Mr. W. Buck. local and other Island papers. Catton, Neill & Co., Messrs. E. J. "If Only Jim" Gibson and J. W. Dassel. SEE IT AT THE FAIR A CHANCE with Fine permanent RARE Those who likp a love story pepped Displays American Factors, Ltd., Mr. E. C. The wonderful, new up with fast action and touches of Vaughan. preen feed. Elephant or Napier Grnss. Royal Hawaiian Sales Co., Mr. C. See advertisement in classified humor will appreciate "If Only Jim" The Commercial Building is filled sinning Harry Carey. "If Only Jim" E. Morris. column. Adv. You don't have to make a trip to Honolulu to get year un- was filmed from the appealing novnl to overflowing this with an Lewers & Cooke, Ltd., Messrs. R. those new suits of clothes and the furnishings you "r.ruvvers Jim's Baby" by Phillip V. usual amount of exhibits and the A. Robbing and J. Rosemond. Publishing M. been Michels and directed for the screen booths are of substantial construc- Maul Co., Messrs. Paia Mercantile Co. want for Fair time and the holidays. They have by Jacques Jaccard. Harry Carey tion. It. Perelra and Walter A. Engle. select & Co., V. MERCHANDISE brought here for you to from. plays the part of Jim Golden, the Scattered among the various sec- Theo. H. Davles Messrs. GENERAL M. C. us, has opened laziest man in the west, who is finally tions are not only to be found auto- Balrd and Undo. Groceries, Cigars, Refreshments Mr. A. W. Seabury, representing driven by lumper after his credit Is mobiles and accessories but electri- Honolulu Iron Works Co., Messrs. sales second flooi, Main and V. P. St. Clair and R. H. Ely. a store in the rooms, stuped at th store, to so cm a rabbit cal equipment of every description, Lower Paia, Maui. selec- hunt. Instead of rabbits Jim finds a agricultural implements, stove fix- Maui Sporting Goods Co., Messrs. Market streets, and has on display for your baby which has been deserted by the tures, builders hardware, mill sup- L. C. Lewis and A. M. Dang. tion the most attractive line in Men's Clothing and Indians. The idea of Jim raising the plies, household utilities from stoves Honolulu Music Co. Agency, Messrs ALOHA LODGE NO 3 KNIGHTS J. R. Bergf trom and G. H. Bergstrom. Haberdashery brought to Maui. Also over- baby is too time h for the community to bathroom fixtures, wall papers, OF PYTHIAS. ever and th" post mistress, who was the furniture, groceries and provisions as H. F. Wichman & Co.. Mr. A. S. coats, etc., and a splendid line of Boy's Wear. He enly oiif who's scorn had any effect well as piano and musical in- Conningham. Hurd-rohlmnn- select. upon Jim. trirs tn take the boy away. struments. The Co. Messrs. W. will be glad to fill your wants and help you Iler ai t ion precipitates a riot in There is also to be found athletic C. Pohlmann and J. B. Hobbs. which the whole town Joint--- and goods and a jewelry display as well Bank of Maui, Ltd., Mr. P. H. Ross. Jim's fluht for the boy brings on a as a financial institution, and last, but Maui Electric Co., Mr. W. E. Hoop- The Ideal Clothing Co. nov. 1 and appi alng climax to a most not least, is a publication of a daily er and Miss J. Raymond. g Regular meetings will be held at story. The Von Hamm-Youn- Co., Mr. Al- faciuatini; paper which is demonstrated before the Knightu of Pythias Hall, Wai-luk- of Honolulu "Twins of Suffering Creek" the public. fred C. Martinsen. Friday E. O. Hall & Son, Mr. Manuel Mar- on the second and fourth William Russell is the star who's The list of exhibitors is as follows, of each month, at 8 p. m. work in "Twins of also their representatives: tin. Suirerins Creek" Holt & Locey, Messrs. Harry Holt All visiting members are cordially is considered as the finest acting seen Hawaiian Pirenpple Packers' Asso- Invited to attend. by ac- ciation. Mr. W. A. Baldwin. and Walter Beal. for sometime this ever popular F. A. LUFKIN. C. C. tor. It is a tab- - of love Art Shop, Mrs. Rietow and Mrs. H. K. Duncan, chairman. Commer- and bandits R, & in the west, written for Mr. Russell Humphrey. cial exhibits committee, says that the C. E. CHATTERTON, K. 8. by RidL-wcl-I Cullum, and directed by J'roit Dunlap. one of t he greatest Dealers In General Merchandise v.vste'-- directors, it is a story full of action, and exciting scenes the s nine of which arc taken' in some American Factors Paints of the beautiful locations of which Mr. Dunlap is so well noted. AmFac Red Label Coffee "A Private Scandal" Yale and Hardware ". 1'iivu'e Scandal" which is be Locks r.u-- shown this week is a picture that appeals to those who enjoy a plot taken from everyday life, without the i;M;!;nigF:fctTiwtai exaggeration that so often spoils so H. F. WICHMAN & COMPANY -- WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS t'.'ny screen dramas of today. It is a story of jurt two people, a man and 1 II girl, silhouetted against the sinking Jewelry and Silverware Exhibit sun. but in the stern cold face of the lover and the pleading, upturned face of the girl was to be seen a drama at the Fair of human hearts, pnipnant, gripping, Real!. May McAvoy is seen in one WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT of her best parts in "A 1'rivate Scan- Our display is in charge of Mr. A. S. Conningham dal." and in it you will find Diamond and other Jewelry, "White and Unmarried" The Wailuku Hardware & Grocery Co., Ltd. Jesse I,. Lasky presents Thomas Watches, Silverware and a new and attractive" line of Meighan in "White and Unmarried". This is a photoplay which we could Christmas Cards. WAILUKU. MAUI v rite much of. but here are a few Orders placed with Mr. Conningham at the Wailuku itports of th" reviewers. HAVE BEEN APPOINTED AGENTS FOR Thomas Meiglians most delightful Hotel before the Fair or at our booth during the Fair photoplay. will is EAST MAUI, FOR The best thing Thomas Meighan receive the prompt attention for which our firm has done since "The Miracle Man." noted. "While ami Unmarried." It's a tine story and the production is immense A. G. Spalding & Bros. Thomas Meighan supported by Jacquelin Logan in "White and Un- FAMOUS married" is a greater picture than "The City of Silent Men. TENNIS, BASEBALL AND ATHLETIC GOODS With "While and Unmarried" and "Outside the Law" on this week's program we have the best weeks en- tertainment offered in our theateis this season. E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd. 3 Distributors for the Territory.

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IN THE MAUI FAIR Have you ever figured your tire ex- pense? Remember that U. S. Tires will save you money. It is not the question of what you i opularity Contest pay now for a tire, but it is the ques- tion of how much service you can get AND A FREE TRIP TO THE COAST for your money. U. S. Tires are backed by a reputa- Gone candidates heretofore nominated have not yet called and secured books of tion of many years and are unexcelled but the following all in with ths determination of winning. are by any other tires of their price. Equip your car with U. S. Tires if be economical. Back Your Candidate to the Limit you want to

MISS LILY TAVARES, HAIKU MISS HELEN MOOKINI, LAHAINA MRS. EDITH BUCHANAN, WAILUKU MRS. SARAH BUCK, WAILUKU good meals in Honolulu MISS TAMAHO YANAGI, WAILUKU MRS. ANNIE LLOYD, LAHAINA AWAIT YOU AT CHILD'S MISS REBECCA WAILUKU MISS ELSIE LAHAINA GOODNESS, CROWELL, New, modern, high class restau- MISS OLMPIA GONZALES, WAILUKU rant, centrally located. Good and comfortable. Intelligent, courteous service. European plan. Operated in connection with the CONTEST WILL CLOSE SATURDAY NIGHT AT 11 O'CLOCK. Blaisdell Hotel J. F. CHILD, Proprietor SEMI-WEEKL- Y MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1921. rAOE NINE

Boles, Worth While Magazine, asso- Gazette, editor and publisher. Ludwig Saxe, Chrlstiania, Norway; World Press Party Will ciate editor. Mrs. II. B. Hale. Verdens Gang; secretary Norweginn Eugene Kelley, Sioux City, Sioux W. R. Hodges, Sleepy Eye, Herald-Dippatc- Press association. BEST IN THE LONG RUN Reach Maui in Morning City Tribune, publisher. editor. C. Stanley Smith, Dumedin, N. Z., Mrs. Eugene Kelley. Mrs. Ralph A. Harris, Ottawa, Kan- Evening Star . BEST IN ANY RUN Gardiner Kline, Amsterdam, New sas, Ottawa Herald, publisher. Mrs. C. Stanley Smith, Dunedln, (Continued From Page One.) York, Evening Recorder, publisher. Miss Mary L. Hersey, Milton, Mass. N. Z. with the 9 Jay E. Klock, Kingston, N. Z., King- William D. Hornaday, Austin, Mrs. Mabel S. Shaw, Dixon, III., visitors at o'clock for the Texas, GOODRICH TIRES up ston Daily Freeman, proprietor. University of Texas. Evening Telegraph; owner. drive country, thence to Lahaina George W. Krlegesncau, Webster Guy Innes, Hawthorn, Melbourne, Miss Caroline Southern, Independ- Full Line of Tires and Full Line of Tubes and return with luau at Lahaina. Mo., Australia, Groves, Webster News Times, Melbourne Herald, Associ- ence, Mo. Solid Again at 7 the hosts with their cars editor. ate editor. William Southern, Jr., The Inde- Tires Pressed On will be at the wharf to take the visit- Augstin Lazo, Heraldo de Cuba, Mrs. Guy Innes. pendence Examiner; editor. Havana, Cuba, reporter. Harry lies, Los Angeles, Mrs. ors to Tuunene swim- Cal., South Maud Schuler, Gadsten, Ala. DAN T. CAREY tank for the Mrs. C. W. Lennon, Sioux City, west Builder and Contractor, publish- William J. Smith, Waukegan, III., ming meet. The volunteer hosts will Iowa, The Tribune. er. Daily Sun; editor. Main Street. Wailuku. have red "Transportation Commit- E. F. Lawson, London, Eng., The John E. Junkin, Miami, Florida, Na- Mrs. H. S. Sturgis, Neosho, Mo., Dally Telegraph, tee" badges which will be their en- proprietor. tional Editorial Association. Neosho Times. Mrs. E. F. Lawson, London, Eng. Mrs. E. H. S. tree to swimming John Junkin, Miami. Sturgis, Neosho, Mo., The the exhibition. Doris H. Langley, Tipplcanoe City, Miss W. W. V. Johnson, Hermosa. Neosho Times; editor. Where husband and wife have been Ohio, The Herald, editor. Cal., Manhattan Beach News, editor. Mrs. George C. Thrope, Pearl Har- joint hosts in a car during the day Edgar F. Medary, Wankou, Iowa, Mrs. F. H. Johnston, Hermosa bor, contributor. LAHAINA ICE CO., LTD. and evening both will be furnished Democrat, editor. Beach. Mrs. Louise M. Traer, Vinton, la., with such badges but no badges will Frances C. Mitchell, Columbia, Mo. F TP. Johnston, Hermosa Beach, Vinton Eagle; stockholder. be furnished for ladies who have not feature writer. Review, publisher. K. Hollington Tong, Pekin, China; Manufacturers of Ice and Pure, Delicious Soda and been acting as hostesses during Sun- John R. Morris, Columbia, Mo., ex- William Robert Kettle, Greymouth, Millard's Review; editor. day either on the auto trip or enter- ecutive secretary. Press Congress. N. Z., Greymouth Evening Star, busi- Mrs. Oda M. Temple, Mountain Mineral Waters taining Press Congress visitors in Frank M. Mills, Sioux Falls, S. Da- ness manager. Home, Idaho; Mountain Home Re- their homes. kota. On The Cast, editor. Mrs. W. H. Kettle, Greymouth. publican; assistant editor. Distribtuors of Electric Power and Light While no roster of those who left Mrs. Frank M. Mills. Miss Violet Kettle. Mrs. Georgina S. Townsend, Los Honolulu on the Matsonia early Oswald Mayrand, Montreal, La G. Nieva. Manila, The Philippine Angeles, Cal., correspondent. Wednesday morning has been re- Prerfse, editor. Review; editor. Fdwin S. Underhill, Cornning, N. WILLIAM SMITH, Manager ceived the following list of the Press Mrs. Anna Blake Mczuida, League Reginald W. Orcutt, New York, Y The Evening Header; publisher. Congress party, other than Hono-lulan- of America Pen Women, author. The Linotype Bulletin representative. Miss Etta J. Ward, Winchendon Phone Lahaina, 50-- is taken from the registrations Mrs. C. H. McMaster, Galveston, Mrs. Reginald W. Orcutt. Courier; owner. as published in the Advertiser: Tex. Mrs. T. Petrie, Hongkong. K. P. Wang, Shanghai, China; The Mrs. Henry J. Allen, Topeka, Kan- C. H. McMaster, publisher Galves- Thomas Petrie, Hongkong, South Shum Pal; asosciate editor. sas, Wichita, Beacon, wife of publish- ton Tribune. China Morning Post; editor. Tien Wu Wang, Shanghai, China er. Mrs. A. G. McAdams, Dallas, Tex. Henry Douglas Pierce, Indianapo- Shum Pao; correspondent in U.S.A. E. S. Brouson, Kl Reno, Oakland William McCullough, Thames Auck lis; correspondent. S. A. Woods, El Reno, Okla., Boom- American, editor. land, N. Z., Thames Star; late editor. Mrs. Hugh J. Powell, Coffeyville, er; editor. L. H. Bowen, Brookhaven, Missis- Mrs. Lillian McKeown, San Bern- Kan. Arretta L. Watts, Long Beach, Cal., sippi; Lincoln County Times, editor. ardino, Cal., San Bernardino Daily Hugh J. Powlel, Coffyville, Kansas, representing Long Beach Telegram. The Ability To y- Virgilio Rodriguer Beteta, Guate- Pa- Sun and Evening Telegram; reporter. Journal; editor. C. S. Wilke, Minneapolis, Minn., Ga- mala City, New York Spanish Press, Mrs. V. S. McClatchy, Sacramento, Mrs. Emma Livingston Reed, Los zette; Grey Eagle, Minn., owner. editor. Cal. Angeles, Cal. Mrs. Charlotte Woodring, Peru, Ind Mrs. T. J. Blain, Port Chester, N. V. S. McClatchy, Sacramento Bee, Mrs. John F. Rhodes, Hutchinson, Peru Journal; owner. depends upon the Compaines whose financial and Y. Daily Item. publisher. Kan. Mrs. Amanda L. Xanders, Syracuse, reliability their in- Thos. J. Blain, Port Chester N. C. E. Nevtn, Lazzrel, Neb., The Ad- Mrs. S. E. De Rackin, Santa Moni- Ind. moral standing guarantees the of Y. Dally Item, editor. vocate. ca, Cal. Major J. H. Zerbey, Pottsvllle, Pa., surance contracts, both under ordinary conditions Herbert L. Brldgman, Brooklyn, Miss Anna E. Noll, Monroe City, S. E. De Rackin, editor Santa Moni I'ottsville Republican; publisher. New York, Standard Union, business Mo., Semi-Weekl- y news; proprietor. ca Evening Outlook; business man-- , Elizabeth Zerby, Pottsville, Pa. and in settling claims which have arisen in conflag- manager. Mrs. Frank Glass, Burmingham, ager. Mildred Zerby, Pottsville, Pa. James Wright Brown, New York Ata. rations. City, 1117 World Building, editor and Frank Glass, representing Ameri- publisher. can News, Birmingham. Mrs. James Wright Brown, Yonk-er- s, Mrs. Frank Glass, Jr., New York N. Y. City. Why Stand In Jeopardy? Ivan T. Burney, Little Palls, New Frank Glass, Jr., New York World, York, The Journal and Courier, edi- morning, editor. tor. Charles C. Hedley, Kennett Square, "SECTION 23" We represent leading companies of the world. Mrs. H. W. Bailey. Princeton, Pa., Kennett News and Advertiser, County Republican, wife of publisher. editor. Mrs. Anna Z. Hedley, Kennett H. W. Bailey, Princeton, 111., Bu- Square. IS WHERE YOU MAY SEE TENNIS C. Brewer & Company (Limited) reau County Republican, editor. Frederick P. Hall, Jamestown, N. Adam Breede. Hastings, Neb., Y. Journal, editor and publisher. RACKETS MADE AND RESTRUNG. (Insurance Department) Hastings Daily Tribune, editor. Hsu Jabin, Young hotel, Shanghai, A. A. Cross, Benton, Ky., Kentucky China, China Press, editor. BRING IN YOUR OLD RACKETS FOR Press Association, publisher. H. B. Hale, East Hartford, Con., P. O. Box 347 Honolulu, T. H. Mark Cohen, Dunedln, N. Z., editor REPAIR AT SPECIAL PRICES. The Star. Sara Cohen, Dunedln Star, editress, Telephone 9 6-- O. Box 141 N. Z. P. Mrs. Adna G. Clarke, Washington, MAUI SPORTING GOODS CO. D. C, writer of verse. GEORGE SOON PLANTATION MARKET Mrs. N. B. Canaran, El Reno, Ok te Main Street, Wailuku. Phone 272. El Reno American. Lahaina. E. H. Childress, Fairfield, 111., Gents' Furnishings Choicest Cuts of the Choicest Home-Raise- d Meats on Maui Wayme County Press, editor and pub- Foresters' Bldg. KAHULUI A Trial Is Worth Your While, lisher. H. J. Clark, Venice, Cal., Venice ANTONE FURTADO, Proprietor. Herald, owner. Mrs. H. J. Clark, Venice, Cal., Ve- nice Herald. Henry Chung, Washington, Korean Review, contributing editor. COMPANY Thales Coutoupis, Athens, Greece, MATSON NAVIGATION New Ellas, editor. SERVICE H1LO J. B. Cain, Belle Plaine, Kansas DIRECT BETWEEN HONOLULU, News, publisher. AND SAN FRANCISCO P. B. Danky, Matson Navigation representative. Mrs. S. B. W. Dean, Miami, Fla., For San Francisco: Associated Press. MATSONIA Oct. 19. 10 a. m. Pier 15 Miss Dorothy Dean, Miami, Fla. S. S. MAN OA Oct. 26. 10 a. m. Pier 15 C. S. Dotson, New York City, speci- S. S. MAUI Nov. 2. 10 a. m. Pier 15 al writer. The Liberty House B. C. Dow, Sioux Falls, South Da- SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE kota, Daily Argus-Leade- publisher S. S. LURLINE Oct. 22 and manager. S. S. MANUKAI Nov. 12 Mrs. B. C. Dow, Sioux Falls, South Also operating a line of steamers between San Francisco, Tacoma, Dakota. Display and Sale will end early tomorrow William Easton, Dunedln, N. Z., Seattle and the Hawaiian Islands. Daily Times. evening and Mrs. Marion of its mail For particulars apply to Mrs. Frank O. Edgecombe, Geneva, Drake Neb. CASTLE & COOKE, LTD. Frank O. Edgecombe, Geneva, Ne- order department will sail (or home tomor- AGENTS, HONOLULU braska, Nebraska Signal, editor and FORT AND MERCHANT STS. publisher. Saturday evening. Omli Fhler, Washington, Iowa, Ev- row, ening Journal, editor. Mrs. Le Favour, Amsterdam, New In the assortment you will find a beautiful York, Evening Recorder, sister of pub TIME TABLE KAHULUI RAILROAD CO. Usher. selection of evening afternoon dresses Mrs. Charles N. Fogg, Houlton. gowns, Daily Passenger Train Schedule (Except Sunday) Fogg, Charles N. Houlton, Houlton effect 18, Times, editor. as well as a number of Sassy Jane Frocks, The following schedule went into November 1918. Miss Helen M. Frye, Washington, I. C, Pen Woman. lingerie and other women's surpris- TOWARDS WAILUKU TOWARDS HAIKU Mrs. Marshall Gordon, Columbia, wear at Bittaici Mo., Mo. Press Asociation. liitaici 1 Columbia, Mo., ingly low prices. We call special to Marshall Gordon, attention miiii Mllll Mo., Press Association. STATIONS W. D. Greason, Paola Kansas, Mi- these prices for hosiery. A M ami Republican, Associate, editor. I 33 3 3 1 as 8 35 6 S5 A..Viluku..L 4 40' 8 40 13 I S Miss Mabel Louise Grlssen, Lodge, 15.3 o 3'l srecial correspondent. 3,3 o ' '5'8 3; 5 L.. ..A 5,8 ' 4,! 41 G. Goldthwaite, Boone, Iowa, Daily ..Kahului .. S. 3 3 News Republican, editor and publish 5 to 3 17 8 10 ta.o A.. -- L 5 4a I 47 8 10 L" "A 1 1 er. Eiffel silk hose on sale as in Honolulu $1.15 S io 3 7 Spreck- - l 1 17 Mrs. S. G. Goldthwaite, Boone, el,Til" Iowa. Holeproof silk hose, the old standby 1.75 S 9 3 5 8 08 4 a" !'l 7 3 ' 33 J A., An- - Frank L. Kern, Y. M. C. Los Humming Bird silk hose, the new favorite.... 1.50 5 55 8 00 L.. ..A 7 a oj,4 i Oj 5 5 Pais SEE IT AT THE FAIR A- 53 7 57 - JL 7 5 a 4 The wonderful, new permanent V 4 52 L" - "A gieen feed. Elephant or Napier Grass. 3.a 47 7 Hauia- 7 4 4 i in classified 34 A;kupok. ;;L 11. 9 See advertisement 5i a 4 7 7 22 column. Adv. MRS. DRAKE can supply your immediate needs or 4 5" 15 4 4 45 4o 7 45 L.. ..A 7 a sj 4 il take orders from samples. .. 1.4 Paawela 3 44' A .X 32 1 4 3 7 3 4 ! Chinese Reed Furniture By special request a few hats have been brought from 40, 33 7 4o iL.. Haika .A 3 3 7 j6l 3o!4 5 I Chinese Silk town. PUUNENE DIVISION MamawaI mrati art rl t a a TOWARDS PUUNENE TOWARDS KAHULUI Furniture 4 Coffins STATIONS i Piimgtr PaiiMIir Jj(ilCI JHltMll EiMMsir Swimming Big " fi'iwfi Chinese Goods Caps for the Meet Mini "llll ;L..Kahulul.. A AM M CHONG 50 00 .0 2. 5 6 22 t II TAM 00 10 2.5 0 6 12 8 05 LOWER PAIA GRAND HOTEL' 1. All trains daily except Sundays. I. A Special Train (Labor Train) will leere Wailuku daily, except Sundays, at I: SO a. m., arriving at Kahului at 6:51) a. m., and coaneotl&f wlU the 1:00 a. m. train for Paunene. Singer Sewing Machines I. BAGGAGE RATES: 160 pounds of personal baggage will be carries tr- ot charge on each whole ticket, and Ti pounds on eaah half ticket, wlea Cash or Easy Payment baggage la In charge of and on the same train as the holder of the ticket For excess baggage 15 cents per 100 pounds or part thereof will he K. OHTA, Agent. charged. Phone 160c. Wailuku. Main Street, ror Ticket rares and other Information see Local Passenger Tariff ICO, No. S or Inquire at any of the Depots. JfHHJ r PAGE TEN SEMI-"- W EEKLY MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1921.

Farmers Will Burn Corn MOVE TO END STRIKE And Save on Coal Bills (ASSOCIATED ritESS) Personal Mention J Pertinent Paragraphs PITTSBURGH, Kas., Oct. 13 John L. Lewis, international president of COOL ...... (ASSOCIATED PRESS) KEEP BUSY BUT KEEP tt ...... it OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 13. of the United Mine Workers announced Farmers - 1 suspension Kanstii- Harry Holt returned Tuesday from Honolulu Delegatlon A r r I v a s tho country will be burning corn tho the of the district a business trip to Honolulu. ftom Honolulu for the Fair already coming winter Instead of marketing ficm that organization, that l:e huu It's true there's lots to be dope, before tho Fair exceed in number those of last year it. is the prediction mado today by lemovcd the president of tin., district S. A. Baldwin returned from Hono- tlw president of the Iowa district and lulu last Tuesday. and probably any previous Maul Fair. W. F. Hubbard, Iowa county agricul- BUT The number will be further augment tural agent. other olllcers and has appointed tJ. L. J. P. Foster was a returning pas ed by others from the capital city says selling Peck as acting president of the pro-vslon- senger on the Claudlne Tuesday. Hubbard that with corn has been created. ice won are with the Press Congress at $5.40 a ton and coal at $11 there district that It is the foolish person who pours down a glass of Mrs. Frank F. Baldwin has written party in Peck announced that the miners duo Kahulul tomorrow. is reason for the farmers to sell uf-fo- will soon little required ts water or other cool drink and rushes out, for he to friends from San Francisco. they figure they will must bo to work. Thin Will Attend Shrine The next ses- their produce and rlioui 15,000 workers in the be wanner than over. Mrs. Harry A. Baldwin has written sion of Aloha Temple of the Ancient save money by using It for fuel. Re- Pl'isbuig ulstrict. to Maul recently from Boston. Arable Order, Nobles of the Mystic ports from throughout the corn belt, Tho sensible way is to seat one-se- lf comfortably and Deputy Sheriff Martin of Hllo Is a Shrine will he held at Honolulu on he says, indicate that corn burning WOMAN CONVICTED 2fi, 1921 general. plate of ice recent arrival from the Big Island. Saturday. November and no will become (ASSOCIATED 1'IIESS) slowly sip the cooling drink or eat u refreshing S. A. Baldwin expects to leave Sat- doubt many of the Maul members moments. Then one goes giiiiiiiiuiiiaiiniiiiinmimiiiniiioiuiiimiiiaiiimiiiiiiaiiiimiiiiim NEW YORK, Oct. 14. Mrs. William cream or a sundae and rest a few urday for New Zealand. will journey to the Capital City to be energized. present at the ceremonal as It Is un- Burkctt was this morning convicted forth comfortable once more, invigorated and Charles It. Frazior, Island Adver- 1 Coming of forging the name of the late Theo- tising expert, derstood several local citizens are to Events i Our soda fountain service enables and assists our patrons is over from Honolulu. cross the hot sands. f? dore Roosevelt to a note for $69,000. John S. Grace is one of the Hono- ainiiniiiiiiniiiiiniiiiiDiiiimiiiutJiiiiiiiiuiinimiiminaiiiiiiiimica Tho Jury recommended clemency. to do this. That's why we go to so much pains to maintain it. lulu race over Maui's Health Good Reports from fans for the Fair. the board of health show Maui health FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14 Mr. and Mrs. M. It. Pereira have conditions were excellent in Septem- Children's Day at Fair for their guest over the fair Mr. Perci ber. On this Island there wore only Board of supervisors, second ses- The Maui Drug Company, Ltd. ra's sister Mrs. George N. Bushnell. 12 cases of communicable diseases sion. "THE HOME OF SERVICE" Carlton C. James, manager of the compared with ICS on Oahu, 31 on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15 STREET Pacific (Uiano and Fertilizer Co., Is Hawaii and 21 on Kauai. .Of Maul Press Congress Day at Fair. WAILUKU TELEPHONE 232 MARKET over from Honolulu for the fair. cases, eight were of tuberculosis, one of tetanus, one of trachoma, one of SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16 Prince Jonah K. Kalanlanaole, del- Visit of Press Congress, motor trips egate to Congress, was an arrival on Influenza and one of enteric typhoid fever. and invitational swimming meet at Wednesday evening's Kilauea. Puuneno for delegates only. Supervisors Meet The Board of Donald Mclntyre, Honolulu's best Water carnival at Puuneno Tank diiimiiiiiuiiimiiiiiiuiiimiiiiiiamiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiniiiHiiiiiiiiiw known landscape gardener was a Supervisprs met Wednesday and re- p. m. Wednesday evening arrival. ceived and read a number of com- ofllclal reports TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17 H. B. ev- munications and and Wcller was a Wednesday adjourned to yesterday morning Water carnival at Puunene Tank . ening arrival and is stopping up coun- p. m. 9 try with when a second session was held and friends. considerable business transacted TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18 Senator Jack Lucas of Honolulu is though questions relating to import- Second night of swimming meet at ' TRUST SERVICE one of tho distinguished Fair visitors ant ependitures went over until to- Puunene Tank. from the Capital City. day owing to the absence of Super- SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29 Worth O. Aiken is expected in with visor Fleming. Entertainment, Sale and Dance, Ma J WING PGCTElTlHG hPUMNtr the Press Congress party from the I rifttVi rrnrr1fn nnrl wmtr Sale and Entertainment There kawao Ladies Aid. Paia Community ' firm nrn Big Island tomorrow morning. Annn with Tvnnn will be a sale of miscellaneous arti- House, 8 p. m. ttnef A trust company is, in its last analysis, a service organiza- It. O. Humphrey re- cles, tools, Cropa arc better of Puuneno musical entertainment and farming one turned from Honolulu Tuesday morn- dance at Kahulul Community House bccausQtiuago 13 mora inorougn. tion. Experts in business administration are gathered under ing. a week Horn tomorrow night given WANT ADS roof to give other people in the community the Benefit of their under tho auspices of the John O'ltourke, the well known Paia Junior specialized knowledge. The cost or this service is moderate horseman was an arrival Tuesday Christian Endeavor Society. The LOST-- Between Sprcckelaville and K00H bringing race horses for the Fair management says it will he a splen- Kahulul, lady's dark brown coat because of tho volume of business transacted. did time to make some early selec- with him. last Wednesday. Finder please re- Tho Trent Trust company is prepared to act as executor of Dr. tions of Christmas girts, especially (if turn to Kahului Store and receive and Mrs. George Webb return- on as or guardian, as agent ed to their home in Lahaina Tuesday Hawaiian lauhala articles. reward. wills, administrator estates, trustee after a vacation spent on the main- Will Dine Chinese The Chinese in real estate, rentals, insurance of lifo and property, invest- delegates to Congress Farming Tools land. the Press will FOR SALE Elephant or Napier ments, and purchase or sale of stocks and bonds. Valuables are be guests at dinner on Saturday ev- Grass all rooted, $2.50 per hundred comprise everything needed for Kenneth C. Bryan of the vocation- accepted safekeeping in tho firse and burglar proof vaults. al training department depart- ening of the Chinese committee of roots. Grows four feet in two hand work on the farm hoes, for of the Maui Press Congress forts, axes, shovels, spades, ditch ment of public instruction is over for the Committee. months. G. Turner, Paia, Maui. tools, garden fortig, rakes, pcytties, tho Fair. A few invitations to officials of the (Oct. i, 7, 11, 14,) manure noons, poiaiunuui., uusu main committee have been issued. It liooksand com Ur.lves. Back of Manager Harry B. Pcnhallow of Young man tlie vrhola line 13 t!ic well Unomi will be held at tho rooms of the WANTED white with at Kcea liuttcr guarantee wlilcli the Wailuku Sugar Company return- Chinese Society at G o'clock. Chock least high school education to assist gives assurance cf entire satis- ed from a business trip to Honolulu Chong, J. Y. Ting and A. K. Ting are editor and learn tho profession. A faction or n cas'a refund. Wednesday afternoon. Buy Keen Kuttcr Tools for shop the Chinese committee. splendid opportunity for the right ana bench. Use Keen Kutter Chairman S. E. Kalama of the person. Call or address Editor of cutlery for kitchen and labte. of Supervisors sulllciently Carry a Keen. Kutter knife Board has Maui News. and shave witu a Keen Kut recovered from his recent illness to Tlie most faithful reproduction of ter razor. bo about again. San Francisco-Chin- a town ever OLD NEWSPAPERS for sale. Good i Former "Bob" Shingle is screened, in 'Outside The Law." and cheap wraplng or packing for SIMMONS Senator Adv. one of the prominent Honolulans use when moving or traveling. Three who came over for Maui's annual HARDWARE So To Serve That We May Continue to Serve show. cents a pound, F. O. B. our Office. There are still good scats for the ! Postage and Shipping extra. MAUI COMPANY ! Editor Itiley H. Allen of the Hono- Swimming Meet but they won't last !:i!:iii!i:!:s!;:;!!:!iii;B:!!;ii;iiiiiuiiiimiiiiiniuiiiiiiiiiQi!im lulu Star-Bulleti- n came over in ad- forever. NEWS. vance of the Press Congress party on Wednesday evening. Miss Laura Itobson of the Library of Hawaii expects to return to Hono- lulu tonight. She has been visiting Miss Marion Morse, the Maui County Librarian. Harry M. F. Alu of the Maui Tele- phone Company accompanied by his Latest Building News wife went to Honolulu Wednesday night on business. They are expect- ed home tomorrow morning. F. M. Correa of the Homo of Linens LEWERS & was forced to close the nale at tho COOKE, LTD. Wailuku Hotel earlier than he ex- pected and return to Honolulu Wed- Pound Foolish nesday following advices from homo of Honolulu, announce to their friends in Maui that his wife was to undergo an opera tion on Thursday. that arrangements have been made to get in - Some concerns think it economy to send orders to Hono- out-of-to- (inter-islan- closer d) The reward is yours, if you can lulu or to the mainland when they could be filled as well or better touch with their see Silky Molly, she wanted; she's at home. They figure they save a few cents on the dollar by doing customers. "Outside The Law. Adv. so and grasp at the nickel in sight. -- it- Mr. Jack Rosemond will call on the trade and K...... ,.,.,..,...... --tt In the Churches the customers of the firm and will take orders BUT for Building Materials, such as Lumber, Hard- tt Church of the Good Shepherd ware, Tools, Paints, Wall Papers and Glass. Itev. J. Charles Vllllers, rector. Sunday worship. ' Every dollar spent with Maui concerns passes from hand Orders will also be taken for all kinds of Metal Holy Communion, S a. m. in cir- Sunday school, 10 a. m. to hand, wages, to the store, to the bank and out again into Plating and Art Glass Work. Morning Prayer, 11 a. ni Sermon culation, back to the concern that sent it out, again to be sent forth on "Good News From a Far Country". Call at our Booth at the Fair and see us, and A cordial invitation to all. on its rounds. The profits accruing from the dollar kept in home when circulation are many times larger than the small saving in the dol- you are in Honolulu look us up there. Makawao Union Church Rev. Augustine Jones, pastor. lar sent away. Morning Worship, 11 a. m. Wailuku Union Church Itev. Augustine Jones, pastor. HAVE YOUR PRINTING AND RULING NEEDS Evening Worship, 7 p. m. ' The most exalted opportunities are FILLED AT HOME. of no value unless put to steady use. Mr. Jones is preparing an address on SEPTEMBER'S BEST SELLERS the words of Jesus "Your fathers ate manna In the wilderness and they Alice Adams, died." He is calling tho sermon Pride of Palomar, Main Street, Brim- "Privilege and Practice." Maui Publishing Co., Ltd. ming Cup, Galushathe Magnificent, Helen of the Old TELEPHONE 24. WAILUKU. House, Her Father's Daughter, The Flaming Forest, SERVICES IN THE CATHOLIC Age of Innocence, Sister Sue, The Profiteers. CHURCHES St. Anthony's Church All of these are on sale at Itev. 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