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ESTABLISHED VOL. 13. NO. L1HUE, KAUAI, TERRITORY OF , TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 1904. 9. 27, 1917 SUBSCRIPTION RATES, $2.50 PER YEAR 5 CENTS PER COPY IODAY'S STOCK QUOTATIONS NAWILIWILI IS DEATH OF FORMER TODAY S 10 LATEST Nolo TIip quotations below are tlio prices at which tlie stock sole VERY DOUBTFUL LIHUE on exchange or the approximate price at which it may he purchase! TEACHER today. NEWS BY Company 31 1- -2 WIRELESS Ewa Plantation (Special correspondence of Tin; GAnnrx Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co. 49 1- -2 Thi.and. ) J. R. Alexander, formerly prin- McBryde Sugar Company 10 3-- 8 x Washington, D. C, Feb. 10. cipal of tho Lihue school, was'found Oahu Sugar Company 28 2 The Senate Commerce Committee dead in his bod at his homo in Sugar, 4.957. Company -2 Olaa Sugar Honolulu Honolulu F. M. Swanzy died yesterday Pioneer Mill Company 37 today reported to the Senate thd last Tuesday morning. afternoon. The greatest single victory yet won on the west Waialua Agricultural Company 30 Rivers and Harbors bill adding to Of the death of Mr. Alexander a front in Franco developed north of Ancre, according to an official statement from the Honolulu Brewing and Malting Company 18 tho bill as it passed city paper said : the House items war office issued last night. Tho Gorman line was shattered over a Products Company 85 well-know- Mineral aggregating about t w o hundred "John Brown Alexander, n width of eleven 3-- miles, driven back for a depth of two miles is Oil Company 2 2 and still Honolulu Consolidated Ilonolulan and resident of in rapid retreat. Engels Cppper Company 7 thousand dollars but not including the islands for American Women Drowned Mountain King Mine Bo cents the desired appropriation for con- many years, was Hawaiian Sugar Company 3!) structing the Nawiliwili breakwater. found dead in bed at his holno on New York Two American women, Mrs. Mary E. Hoy and daugh- 1- -2 ter, of Chicago, are known to have been Onomea Sugar Coinpany 5", An providing Wilder avenue this morning, death drowned on the Laeonia Then; amendment for the wore 20 Americans aboard the ton Hawaiian Pineapple Coinpany 12 -1 having been due to apoplexy. Ho strainer, being cabin passengeis and Nawiliwili harbor improvement will 10 being in tho crow. There were 100 Oahu Railway & Land Company I(i2 -2 is passengers in allT No effort w.;s bo proposed to while is be- survived by a widow, residing made by the slibniarine Mutual Telephone Company 21 2 the bill it commander to save lives. here, and other relations in Soot-lan- d. Hilo Railway (7 Pfd) 85 5-- 8 fore the Senate but the chances of The Question In Congress

1- -2 The funeral services Hilo Railway (Common) 2 having it adopted are slim. In fact, wore to Washington Representative Flood, of the foreign affairs committee, San Carlos 0 it is possible the entire bill will fail be bold at 1 o'clock this afternoon following a conference wfth President Wilson, returned to the House to 0 introduce bill Honokaa of passage for notice has been from Williams' undertaking estab- a giving tho President the power which he has asked for. Montana Ringham 30 lishment. The body was to bo An appropriation of $100,000,000 is included in the bill. La Folletto 97 served on the Senate by Senator may Madera cremated. start a filibuster on the proposition of giving' more power to the Kenyon, of Iowa, that he intends President. fighting it, and will offer in its stead "Mr. Alexander was born in Took BernslorlFs Rubber Greenock, Scotland, on Juno 10, ADVICES OF THE THE COMMITTEES a rcsolut on authorizing the expen- Halifax Customs officials while search! HIT the Uprnstnrff nnrlv diture by the War Department of 1S53, and was 04 years old. lie yesterday took the rubber heels from the late ambassador's shoes fur the reason is the blanket sum of 822,000,000 to was trained in the University of that rubber now strict lv omitrniirmil It is believed that the vessel will clear this morning carry on projects Edinburg for the ministry and was BOARD OF HEALTH NAMED B! HODEIK upon which work Stanford Students In France ordained a minister of the Presby- has been commenced. The bill, as Bordeaux Thirty Stanford 1'niversity terian church. Ho came to Hawaii students have arrived hero reported to the Senare, carries ap- to form an ambulance unit and f0 more Americans volunteered with about 10, years prior to 1889 as a (Communicated By The Anti-Tub- er The personnel of the standing propriations aggregating $39,000,-00- 0, them for ambulance service. They were rendered a great, ovation, be- - school teacher, being assigned first enocrou on culosis Bureau.) committees of the Hawaiian Sugar of which at least one-thir- d is ink mo si roots anil in Hie oales. to Kilauea to Kau- Train Wreck In Illinois Association for 1917 was designated by Senator Kenyon and and later Lihuo, Systematizing health work in the Planter's Altoona-Eighte- ai. He en were announced week Georg other's who will oppose the bill, married at Lihue, his wife killed and many injured when a fast freight schools prominent fea last by as train crashed has been a f having come to the islands as a into the rear of a mercantile express standing at t lie Mount Rodick, president. The commit "pork". In ,viov o tho short Union ture of board of health activities governess. station. tees are: period remaining of the session and An Expensive Probe during this fiscal period and has the congested condition of legisla- "Through thrift and wise invest- Committee on cultivation, fertili- Washington The leak probe cost $50,000. fea- tive business it will not bo a very ments he amassed a modest fortune brought to light a number of zation and irrigation of irrigated Shipping To Be Secret difficult task to defeat the bill or, in his early days here and died a San tures requiring attention which were plantations: H. A: Baldwin, chair Francisco- - Tho treasury department yesterday ordered port of- be at least, to scale it to a blanket sum comparatively wealthy man. He ficials to refuse all information regarding previously more or less ignored Wcin-zheime- the movements of vessels in man, H. B. Penhallow, L. r, or of about $22,000,000 as proposed was a profound scholar, particularly out of American ports. cause of circumstances. Additional K. A. Alexander,. D. by Kenyon. Should Kenyon be learned in Latin and Greek. In Monday Afternoon funds and additional staff has made Baldwin, A. Valentine, Jolui Hind, of new successful the item in the bill for .recent years he spent much time in (Special Mondav Afternoon ) possible a great deal work G. P. Wilcox, E. K. Bull and that has borne fine results even in the improvement of Honolulu har- the study of Egyptian hioroplyphies. Armed U. S. Neutrality James Gibb. Washington the short period in which, it has bor would also fail. He had recently, returned to Hono- In a speech, before Congress todav President Wilson Committee on cultivation and fer advocated placing the United States in a condition of been in effect. lulu from a tour of Europe." mned neutrality, tilization of un irrigated plantations: including the arming of ships and the convoying of merchant ships for instance the board of The United lie Thus David Forbes, chairman; W. Pull- - Y. M. C. A. tates, said, wants peace but not at the price of Anieri secured figures concern- c nr can liberty or rights. health has ar, C. F. Eckhardt, J: Campsio, R. OFF Tiir ing what has been called an insigni Liu ur The Ounarder Laeonia was sunk off the Irish const. She was un A. Hutchinson, J. R. Mverg. W. NOTES im warned. Thete were ten Americans aboard. ficant ailment, known as Porto Ri P. Naquin, A. Lidgate, John Fas Queenstown-- - There are 270 sunivors of the steamship is in the Laeoni!.. can itch, which common soth and George Chalmers. 1917 which sailed from New York on the 18th. They will belauded tonight. schools. A good many of the con Saturday night of this week there LEGISLATURE Washington A flotilla of German destroyers raided Knglish Committee on cutting, loading the tors of the trouble have been locat will be a public debate at the Wai- - coast, bombarded Broadstars and killed a woman and child and injur- and general plantation transporta ed ed and special efforts made to con mea school between the Kekaha and THE SENATE two, according to a statement of Bonar Law in the House of Com- tion: L. Weinzheinier, chairman; mons. trol it with excellent success. Wannca clubs on tho question, Re President Charles F. Chilline- - George F. Ronton, James Johnston, In The Far East Hican itch is a disease caus solved, That Lincoln was a creator worth, Oahu. Porto A. Lidgate, John Hind, F. Weber, London The British have recaptured Kutelam. ra, the T rks re- man Vice-Preside- nt ed'byasmall insect which lodges than Washington." Kekaha Raymond II. Ma- - treating. The British are pursuing them 1 H. P. Kayo, George C. Watt, F rail-spli- under the skin, and which is ex has taken tho side of tho t- kekau, Hawaii. (Continued on page 6) M. Anderson and J. T. Moir. tor and W to tremely contagious. In spite of the ainioa is going stand Clerk Oliver P. Soan s; assistant Committee on iqi for the boy who never told a lie insignificance of the ailment when manufacture of clerk, M. T. Lyons; chaplain, Rev Salvation Army Meetings Bad Waimea Cases sugar and utilization of by-pr- o Akaiko Akana. it staits it has serious consequences Mr. Steel. has just finished going ducts: R S. Norris, chairman; A Committees: if not treated and sometimes leaves the rounds of the Filipino club Editor Garden Island: Two cases of criminal assault up- Gartley, H. A. Baldwin, J. N. S Finance R. W. Shingle, scars such as does a modified small with his illustrated talk on Lincoln Oahu, Lieut. Colonel Robert Dubbin, on Hawaiian girls are reported from Williams, John A. Scott, C "F chairman; II. A. Baldwin, pox. It is not necessarily a disease and Washington. His new Ford Maui; the new provincial officer of tho Waimoa district. Kan San Bo, a Eckhardt, R. Ronton Hind, W. W Ucbort of filth, but its spread is helped by arrived Friday and he is now on Hind, Hawaii; J. II. Coney, Salvation army, who is in charge Korean, charged with assault upon ' Goodale, J. M. Ross andG. P. Wil his regular Kauai; M. C. Paeheeo, Oahu. conditions where bathing facilities schedule. of Army work in a child of nine years was cyinnnit-tc- d cox. all Salvation tho are poor. The insect causing the iC sf" J Judiciary A. L. Castle, Oahu, Hawaiian Islands, will shortly visit for trial before the Circuit Court. Committee o n will trouble is not partial to baths and manufacturing The Association establish chairman; R.II. Makokau, Hawaii; Kauai for the purpose of inspecting A rice planter named Ah Sam is the machinery: N. county headquarters in M. C. personal cleanliness and the proper J. S. Williams, tne Tip Top Paeheeo, Oahu. Committee the work and will hold speeial meet defendent in tho other case, his al- chairman, A. first of is hoped two bo leged victim being a medication wipes it out in a short Gartley, R. Ronton tho March. It that incomplete, others to named ings at Waimoa, Koloa and Lihue Hawaiian girl of 10. Philip Rico, of time. It is usually confined to places Hind, W. A. Ramsey, W. G. Hall this office will rapidly become the Education Sylvestor Corjoa, Oa Lihuo, repre- Tho meeting in Waimoa will bo held sents tho latter accused party and sleep i n and E. Kopke. clearing house and bureau of in hu, chairman. Incoinplcto.four oth where people crowded on February 'Jh, tho one at Koloa the case will come up tomorrow for i o r m ers bo quarters such as jails,' boarding Committee on agriculture machin iormauon tne agencies to named. on March 1. On Friday hearing. county working March schools and barracks but will go any ery and implements: J. T. Moir, the for the upbuild Health George P. Cooke, Molo ing of character. the Colonel will speak in Lihue per- kai, chairman; J. II. Coney, Ka place where similar conditions chairman; George Gibb, Ernest tjl Union Church at 7:!i0 p. in., all Mr. Dole To Lecture Stephen L. Desha, Hawaii. In mit. Cropp, J. R. Myers, F. F. Baldwin, Mr. Loomis helped tho Wahnea uai; being invited. H. H. Ronton, H. P. Faye, James complete, two others to bo named. It usually commences between the ami Eleele schools organize soccer Lieut. Colonel Dubbin takes the Rev. Charles F. Dole of Boston, fingers spreads up Webster, Andrew Adams mid E. Military J. II. Coney, Kauai, and the arms football teams for the league that place of Lieut. Colonel Blanche Cox, author and lecturer, of world wide II . W. Broadbent. chairman; II. A. Baldwin, Maui. who was formerly hero and who has being noted most on all exposed Mr. Avery is promoting. Tho first reputation, will visit Kauai, landing Incomplete, gone 1 surfaces with the Exception of the Committee on Forestrv; L. A. game was played on tlio now new three others to be nam to the mainland. lus is his first visit to Friday morning, to bo tho guest of in- of school. ed, i Kauai. face. Thd itching caused by it Thurston, chairman; David Forbes; tho Waimoa Mr. and, Mrs. Lydgato. i.1 J Accounts E. W. Quinn, Oahu, creases at a change of temperature, H. B. Penhallow, Ernest Cropp, E. He will preach Fili- - Port Allen Shipping in tho Lihue when the insects commence to move K. Hull, Joljn Chalmers, There is no reason why the chairman; W. T. Robinson, Maui. s James i Union Church Sunday morning, snouw now a monopoly on Printing, revision and enrollment about under the skin and set up an Gibb. II. H. Porrv, Robert Hall pinos iiiiii and will deliver a popular lecturo irritation. Scratching follows and and W. Pullar. volley ball. It is the best game W. T. Robinson, Maui, chair- The steamship Minnesota!! will probably on Monday evening. results in ugly scars, eczema or even known for grown ups and is always man; E. W. Quinn, Oahu. arrive at Tort Allen today to take He comes highly recommended as Committee on warehouses and popular with school children. Mr. cases blood poisoning. Rules Stephen L. Desha, Ha ugar. Tho time of her departure an interesting and effective speaker in some borage of sugar: F. F. Baldwin, and Mrs. Win. Schultze have taken waii, chairman. is The proper washing of all clothes chairman; John. A. Scott, George it up in Kekaha and every Satur- - uncertain. Public expenditures R. 1 1 .Hind, Tho Matson steamer Hyades will Mr. Gorman Dead coining in contact with the body Chalmers, F. A Alexander. George iv afternoon about thirty men enjoy hospitality Hawaii, chairman. arrive at the same place tomorrow. and an avoidance of persons who F. Ronton, J. M. Ross and George and women their and a lively game of volley ball. the itch or who are exposed to C. GORMAN In the Queen's Hos-pita- l, have Watt. & & . THE HOUSE L. Kawowohi, West Hawaii. Honolulu, Feb. 1J)17, will soon relievo any victim. labor-savin- 21, it Committee on g de- Rev. M. Lydgato gave a fine Speaker II. L.IIolstoin, Agriculuro, fonstry, promotion, J. Hawaii. Henry Gorman, manager of There is a nurse or doctor available vices: V. W. Goodale, chairman; immigration 1. II. Petrio, Oahu. the illustrated lecturo on Norway at the Clerjc Edward Woodward. Kauai Trading Company, Koloa, in almost every school in the terri- Education C. N. Marques, Oahu. James Webster, Fred Meyer, R. George Washington celebration held Committee Chairmen: Kauai, formerly of this city, a na tory to whom any school child Japanese dor-inito- ry Ronton Hind, James Henderson, in the Lihuo student Finance Clarence II. Cooke, Journal Tho speaker. tive of Boston, Massachusetts, 54 contracting Fob. 22nd. should bo taken upon John A. McLennan, George ,H. Oahu. Judiciary , Oahu years old. announcement more particularly as un- . ji later. the itch, Ewart, and Andrew Adams. Public lands, internal improve- Accounts, public expenditures law no child can attend Rev. M. E. Carver, the new past der the ments Norman K. Lyman, F. Tavaros, Maui. of tho Waimoa Foreign church, East A school who has it and who is not the schools of a certain district that or Hawaii. Miseollanyr-- J. K. Lota, Kauai. large number of Kauai neonlo spoke to the Waimoa young men who wont to tho Carnival at Hono- under treatment. a nurse had to bo detailed to attend Printing revision, .Municipal, county, civil recently. Ho has promised to tell enrolment service lulu will return in the Kinau to- The board of health recently them with immediate and success- them of his experiences on the Edward Waiaholo, Maui. E. K. Fernandez, Oahu. morrow morning. Renorts are that found Porto Rican itch so serious in ful results. Amazon river next time. Health, police, military Henry Rules James King Jarrett.Oahu. they all had a jolly, good time. 2 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 917 GARDEN ISLAND THE should not Issued Every Tuesday Morning There is no reason on earth why a fat man It nil depends look as trim and .ant.' I as a s!c:idcr man. tout Luther Dermont Timmons Editor on the clothes he wears. We buiid suits to lit ai.y form-s- or slender- - ;.nd imarantec io make you look smart FEBRUARY 27 TUESDAY and well dressed.

The Cat Emerges Call and Examine Our Suitings

Pressed am! Kvcr Mini anon thecal comes out of t lie bag in regard to tin nutp. Suits l'!en;.cil, road-buildin- in- Repaired n sh"i'1 notice. si t i.ni of having the Tt'i ritory pay for g throughout tin lands. Witness this choice specimen from : "Hecaue Kauai lias a simple proposition in road crust ruction ami Army Uniforms Our Specially maintenance, due to the small size of the island ami its toporahy, it is n ported t lial her delegation ill the coming legislature w ill oppose the mm "territorial road" plan advocated ly the last Civic. Convention. This Honest Work at Konest Prices atiitude is a s Hish one, though in matter of justice, Kauai might he giv- SHEE en something of equal value instead of the share of road money which There are two highly tmportcvnt WONG HOCK she would he entitled to under the scheme proposed. to Tailor "Kauai has long been rather puffed in the head over her roads or points for a man consider before Merchant road, to he more accurate. For aside from the single belt road of some having his car overhauled. - Lihue eighty miles in lei.gth, she has no other thoroughfare of great importance. point i3 to himself Tip Top BIdg - Moreover she has been inclined to claim possibly an undue amount of The first assure credit to her "business ellieicney" in road work. that the men who are going to worK "It is doubtful, if Kauai bad the area of any of the other com, ties, on his car are mechanics expert with widely scattered districts having no common road inteiest, and al! enough to locate and properly repair more or less jealous of money expended in other sections, if her boasted all the parts that need attention. business system could stand the strain. Even if it could, her pockd-boo- k most certainly could not; because there would ever lie more roads The second point is to convince needed than money in sight to build them. One needs but to consid r himself can trust the shop to Hawaii or Maui to reali.e the truth of this. that he of a give him accounting of the "Maui in particular, affords a striking argument in favor ten an honest HONOLULU road system. This county needs a rood to the top of Haleakala. amount of worK that was actually m and a costly connection through the Keanae-Nahik- u section tn make ac- done on the car. promotion com- 1 cessible some of the grandest scenery in the world. The mittee, which features Maui's attractions as a bait to draw tourists i We gladly welcome an investigation the Islands, has long urged Maui to make these wonders available But on both of these points. We have Maui does not feel the need of the tourist business sullieiently as yet. the facilities, the worhmen and the and it will be a long time before she does. business methods that will more than "Of course we sec the utility of the road built some years ago into 1 eatisfy Kilauea crater. Thousands of visitors who now see that great work of all who investigate. nature, would not otherwise 'do so. But that road was built largely by the territory, and entirely through territorial initiative. Had it been left for the county of Hawaii to do, it would still be unslarted. Kauai Garage, Lihue. "Few people would today argue that the territory should not have Agents for built that road; but-th- reason for more such territorial roads on all of is just as strong todaj yes, stronger the islands, save possibly Kauai, your toda than it ever was before. If the territory is to roperly care for Entrust BAGGAGE ORDER with the the ever swelling tide of tourists who are headed this way, the scenic points of interest on all the islands must be made accessible; but being ANDREWS EXPRESS CO. Allis-Chalme- rs primarily a territorial matter, it should not be left to the counties to at- 6 tend to.'' They are down at all steamers to take care of or- ders that are intrusted in their care, The Road Matter Prompt & Efficient Service .mwrwBatniaajiEain At a meeting of the Kauai Chamber of Commerce held in W'aimea E. on February 15, ltd 7, it was unanimously resolved to protest against the M. GOMES, JR., Mgr., Honolulu enactment into law of the proposition of Mr. L. A. Thurston as ad- Mail orders kindly .solicited. vocated at the Civic Convention in HMo and l'.U( to change the present laws in regard to the expending of county money for road and bridge, S. building purposes; and it was further resolved that a copy of this it solu- OZAKI tion be sent to each one of the senators and representatives of Kauai. VVAIMKA Kauai has been variously and considerably criticized for her i.osi- - tion in this matter of appropriations for roads, but it seems to us that the question is a perfectly definite and plain one. At the time of the , Wholesale Liquor Dealer establishment of county government the duty anil expense ol road up- keep Waimea were left to the several counties, respectively, which was entirely tablesf Telephone No. 102. fair and proper, viewed from any standpoint. It has turned out that LIMITED has made reasonable success of her road system, Kauai while Up-to-da- L dry, Drayiinr and Boarding Stable and Auto-I.ivcr- v Oahu and Hawaii have not; and on account of this failure of Oahu and Hawaii to "make good" on the obligaiion which every island assumed Business. at the time county government was established, Mr. I.. A.Thurston owner of the 1'. C. Advertiser, of Honolulu, insists that Kauai should AUTOMOBILE STAGE-LIN- E enter into a Territorial "pool" for the bidding and upkeep of roads on all the Islands. BETWEEN LIHUE and KEKAHA j The mileage of roads and property valuations on the different is York Manufacturing Co. lands strike a very fair average. If there is any advantage at all it i: Leaving Lihue every Monday, Wednesday "d Friday, Leaving surely in favor of Oahu ami Hawaii, which have the larger property in Kckaha every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. J Largest makers of ice making t cr'-st- and preponderance of taxes. The r.oad taxes on either of thesi ARRIVING AT THEIR DESTINATION IN TURKU HOURS machinery in the world islands airregati s more than the road taxes of Kauai ami Maui-co- billed. F. WEBER, Manager. Ice Machiner, Refrigerating Plants The road system is a good thing to lit lie where it is. If the other , for Hotels and Plantations. islands of the group cannot handle it satisfactorily, thev should employ Telephone 43 W Waimea P. O. Eox 71 someone who can. In the meanwhile, it may be stated that Kauai oh jeets to paying for the job. We have enough to attend to at home, aiu Distributors , are taking care of our own roads in very good shape thank you.

The Hawaiian Catton, Neill, & Co., Ltd. Board B Let Us Do All Your It is manifestly the duty of every man to do something to make tin ENGINEERS world bettei especially it is the duty of every man who has been favore . . 1 i .1 , i . , i Laundry Dry Cleaning Honolulu y j'rovidence to do something to netter the.it.,.lot ol those less fortunate and In a limited way he can do this personally by ministering to tin Address needs of those about him, but only in a limited way; he is too busy wit) his i affairs; he doesn't know how to help them wisely or ellieiently; there are harriers of classes, and station, ol language and point of view Territorial Messenger Service which prevent him from rendering any very satisfactory help. Kspecialb His i nrj is t!ii- - in these Islands where we have such a HONOLULU true pandemonium of lan Cruii Uttu and such a hodgepodge of outlooks. There is g'lages little that the oidi is i nsilt ot T A T t? ?A nary business man can do personally for the Chinese, the Japanese, tin icliitifle mm A. toilet W I 31 Filipino-- , or the Portuguese, which constitute the great mass of our t population. lid pero: I S Z Does lot KIDEx i . . i .i - i;. v.,.;,...u. .,...i i i 1 juii... ui- in. wi win swum oeiiuaii.iinc pj i i a n t h rop u stistr 1 agenei, s which are equipped io uo me worK which he cannot. Ami s CRISCO SOA by proxy he can do his share of the great and imperative work which i to be done in all our Islands communities. J For Frying' -- For Shortening Such an agency is the Hawaiian Board, the oldest, the best cmiin ped and the most elhcient on the Islands. This Board stands ivmlv t. For Cake Making Tfn" i TflMfc T 'II M I do tin moral and spiritual welfare work for you that you cannot do ,,n 1 yourself; is doing it in fact, and only asks that you be the Aarons and Frying YFKVLt to hold Each cake Imperial Hurs throughout the land up their hands. is wrapped to There no smoke nor odor. Fried foods are free from Peroxide is insure delivery to taste of They now. are tasty and crisp, ' . is an antiseptic mm Armories For the urease. ryou in a sanit- "HT I Kauai is vege- p P I soap, made for SHIPPED Thev are made more digestible, for Cliseo all ary condition Jr table, The same Crisxo can be used to fry fish, onions, Nursery, Toilet use and to retain and general merely by straining food III his message to the I.emslat tin doughnuts, etc., out the particles after each trying. it's original purposes. the (loyerilor reeninlncndi (I the fob delicate perfume. lowing LTI ITas most pleasing BACK STATES appropriations For Sale a 10 for a rinoric.. Made in the clean- at on the island of Kauai: Shortening effect on delicate skin, est most sanitary fact- besides making labile : III) Lihue Store it soO.IKHI. Criseo gives pastry a new flakiness and digestibility. ory in the world. healthy and clean. Waimea 7, IKK). A ui it In r straw showing how the 00 Crisco always is of the same freshness and consistency. Kealia 7, OIK III) iliiMtimi wind -i mowing m the It's uniform quality makes for uniform result!. 1"'' Makaweli 7,0(). on tel ritorv is the fact that included I lanamauhi r,urn 01) iii the outgoing carp) of the Oceanic CaJe Maying Kleele ;,()(). (Ml I'm r Vent ura tonight will be 12 Criseo gives richness al smaller cost, It brings cake-makin- g KollKl C.,000 on Trust Co., Ltd. whi-ke- y Henry Waterhouse c-- of brought from the i back to popularity. Butter bills are reduced and Kilauea c.tHM) (HI o.OlK 1.(10 stay fresh and moist longer. ii.laud sometime ago and stored cakes. buys and sells iii b aid at the custom house. REAL, ESTATE and A. Sclriefer ,V Company, Ltd., not purchased by othi il liqllor STOCKS and BONDS is ahipping the liquor back to San firms and it is believe was not nci-- ci t disposed SAEE DEPOSIT BOXES Fia i, he company having of here bee; no oiler THE GARDEN ISLAND'S DAILY WIRELESS and rents decided to discontinue the could be obtained for it in view of i til., i 1. . . t i mi: ot intoxicant?, it is consici o o. i.i. libit on in he All the bin news of the world every tuorniiiK at only SI. 00 per Fort and Merchant Sts. Honolulu d .significant that the liquor was islands. Advertiser. month. The Daily is delivered by auto at every town. THE GARDEN ISLAND TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 191? 3

, , , , , . t - A Pioneering Achievement seen slmiiUl Have naa uie lew KEKAHA SUGAR GO. marring features. Fancy Oil Lamp Glebes On the whole, the spectators were A splendid idea, imperfectly Reduced deeply pleased. It was a pity that 50 carried out, but strikingly effective Nawiliwiii Garage HAD A GOOD YEAR the ppgeant pased so quickly. 'It Tan-Pacif- We are closing out our nevertheless was the ic was worth a much longer view. entire stoek of oil lamp C. Pageant. Honolulu Advertiser. globes and shades. Beau- W. SPITZ, Prop. Even the manifest crudities threw tiful American and im- a NAWILIWILI, KAUAI Kekaha Sugar Company had into bold relief the originality of con PASSENGERS ARRIVED ported globes nt less than TELEPHONE 494 good paid to its stockhold- year. It ception w i t h which Alexander cost. A rare opportunity iOO,000, 40 per. The following arrived by the Ki- - refit your Automobiles to all of ers in dividends Hume Ford entered his work. The to Parlor or Parts Kauai, add- nau Wednesday morning: Dr. L. Reading lamps. cent, on the capitalization, and pageant was as groat in possibility ed $113,01)0.84 to its balance of Sorenson, S. C. Macdonald, W. E. Green, lied, Yellow and for future development as in the colors be all hours, Day and Night profit. Those earnings wore 67 per King, Sid Spitzer, Cast Jervitt and many other may performance actually given. had, in fact almost any cent upon the capital stock and the wife, A Fernandez and wife, Miss single-han- d color be No man in Honolulu, Fernandez, F. Wolf, W. Brail, S. scheme can surplus fund amounts to $1,17!),-270.2- 0. put through to a matched. ed, could have Morita, M. Rosenbledt, M. Osaki, AUTOMOBILES AND LIGHT pageant of such Itegular 2.75, H.0O, nicety of finish a Ma liUm, Mrs. Osaki and 3 children, $.75, 1.50, The report of II. P. Faye, the magnitude as Mr. Ford attempted. 3.50, 4.00, 4.50, 5.00, fl.no, Miss Fernandez, Miss Fernandez, MACHINERY REPAIRED manager of Kekaha, which was For the work he has carried on 7.00, 8.00 and 10.00 now one Mrs. Perreira. half. presented to the stockholders at the without adequate assistance, he is meeting last week says: by residents ACENTS FOR to be heartily thanked For Supervisor "Gentlemen: I hog to submit and tourists alike. W.W.Dimond&Co..Ltd. PIERCE ARROW, HUDSON, STUDEBAKER. OVERLAND following report for the year the Put it is necessary to recognize "The House of Housewares" AND FORD CARS, FEDERAL AND

1916: I bog to 5:J-5- ending 31st December, also that more adequate- manage To The Public: an Kini! Street, Honolulu. REPUBLIC TRUCKS "The past year has been a very ment must be worked out for future nounce that I will be a candidate favorable and profitable year for pageants. The pioneer hews rough- to succeed myself as county super Goodyear Tires and Tubes the plantation. ly for those of the future to trim visor from the Wahnca district, har- The Best in the Market for the Money. "Crop 1916. We commenced lown and polish. Much of this and invite the support of voters at vesting this crop November 15, trimming and polishing could have the primary election to be held Agents for Inter Island Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. 1915, finished August 3, 1916. April 7, next. Ellis, and been done for the first pageant, had Wm. Jr. at Nawiliwiii, Kauai. 2493 Bkanpt. "The total output from the Carnival management been run T. acres of plant and ratoon cane was more along business lines. The Waimca, February, 10, 1917. & j 17,088,100 tons of sugar at an aver criticism is not of Mr. Ford, but of of manufac SUPER-SI- age polarization 96,38, a system which Carnival directors 1917 tured from 138, 58 of cane. CO have repeatedly recognized, repeat CALIFORNIA FEED OODWEAR yield per acre was 6.82 7 PASSENGER HUDSON "The pointed out, but from which LIMITED. tons of sugar, 55.06 tons of cane, edly community nor the Car- Dealers in taking 8.16 tons of cane for one ton neither the For Rent at all Hours of sugar. nival company has profited by ex Hay, Grain and Chicken Tourist trade a specialty. "Crop 1917. I estimate this crop perience. Supplies. to be 16,500 tons of sugar. The The greatest drawback to yester Sole Agents for International Stock. Poultry Food fields harvested so far have come up day's parade was in the failure to and other spoeialties. Arabic for IP K IP to estimate. have each float designated by name, c.oolinjr Iron Hoofs. IVtaluma In- cubators and Brooders. "The harvesting commenced No so that the tremendous crowds could 12, and we have manufac King's Special Chick Food vember see at a glance what was represent date, Feb P. O. Box 452, Honolulu Tel. 33L tured and shipped up to ed. those with programs ruary 5, 5300 tons of sugar. Even found difficulty in identifying the "Crop 1918. Will yield about floats. present crop ; it is the same as the conspicuous lack of safe to estimate 16,500 to 17,000 There was a F. handling street JUS. tons. system in the parade be "The weather has been somewhat crowds, resulting in the wet since December, and it may af ing broken in two parts at King Co. Ltd. fect the coming ratoons for this and Fort streets. Scores of autcs in A In Dollar crop. and other vehicles rushed into the "Factory. We have only made line and the crowd immediately Stocks, Bonds, some minor alterations and im swarmed across the entire street The Bank year. The and provements during the Many visitors critisized the lack Real Estate Insurance may inculcate in vour bov last new Dan which we installed of decoration of horses and trucks, of give great improvement NO. MERCHANT ST the habit thrift and vear has been a and even more criticism was levelled 125131 good him that most valuable of "The mill is doing work, floats, P. O. Box No. 594 Honolulu against the fact that on many v and we have had an extraction of all modem-da- knowledge: in the midst of splendid, dignified 96.95 per cent against 95 75 per the value of money. Airent, lor year per cent tnbleaus, appeared drivers in over- NAWILIWILI GARAGE, Knl. cent last and 93.65 Moreover, it will help to the vear before. alls and a variety of other ordinary put him on the road to inde- "Water and power. The water laborers' garb. All of this was en- pendence. fact, a savings supply has been very good the tirely unnecessary, had there been In whole year, and we have hardly account, no matter how small sufficient assistance for those bear- needed to operate the makai pumps. will do most of ing the brunt of the burden. at the outset, "The power plant has been in these things for you your- steadily whole year, where the lack of system lies operation the Just self. furnishing power to the pumps for is for the Carnival management to the upper fields very satisfactorily determine. Outsiders see the result Just give it a trial. You property of the company is open a savings account "The and regret that this pageant the can in very good condition, and I do net with a dollar. see any necessity for any specia greatest in conception, in character, Newest. Coolest Hotel in Hawaii improvements to be made.' in symbolism. Honolulu has evei fort Street Honolulu Come and see us, or send your money by mail to our branch office nearest you. J J J Bishop & Company Savings Department HONOLULU

It will bring back all the old-tim- e power of vour motor, Effective inexpensive easy to apply Koloa Plantation & COOKE, LTD. I LEWERS 77 Lumber and building Materials 169-1- So. King St. Honolulu. IM Store I I ZZ1 i Wholesale and Retail Groceries Dry Goods of all Descriptions. General Plantation I Silva's Toggery, Honolulu. J SPECIAL TRIAL OFFER Supplies ON

HAAS' CANDY EM We have arranged for George Haas and Sons of San Francisco to put up TRIAL PACKAGES of their best selling CANDIES and will deliver FIVE BOXES as- Direct From Denmark sorted sizes, free of postage, to any address in the for 50?. SENECA Br. Wolff & Arve's A small quantity of these packages is received weekly, in cold storage. Orders are The Ideal Camera filled in turn; if yours cannot be shipped by return mail, it will he filled after the next arrival of fresh stock. is the one you want for ONE ORDER ONLY TO EACH CUSTOMER Danish Liver Paste taking island views and

ORDER YOUR'S TODAY pictures of your friends. Tins of two sizes, l-- 2s & a. "Haas' Samples" on a post card, is sufficient. Simple to use and sure in Delicious for Sandwiches. Ask your grocer its result. Prices $2 to for the genuine. Benson Smith & Co., Ltd. $25. Hawaiian News Co., Ltd. GONSALVES & CO., LTD. The Rexall Store Box 426, Honolulu Bishop Street, Honolulu. DISTRIBUTERS 74 Queen Street, - - Honolulu, T. H. THE GARDEN ISLAND. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1317.

Tenders School Desks fi GOOD OBJECT The Board of Supervisors of the County of BAD E NGLISH Kauai, at Inline, T. H., BUT will receive bids up to 10 o'clock A. M. of March 7th, for furnishing the following school desks: Tin1 following is given just as it 75 No. 6 single desks. was received : " " Ktlitor tiardiMi Inland: 75 5 CUDAHY'S BRAND A little more than score of years 50 " 4 " ago Hawaiian unties came into 30 " 3 being, and at first there was little 20 2 portrayal of real thought given to Delivery to be made F. O. R. serviceable instruments, such as Guitars, Ukuleles, Cellos, Violins, Port Allen, after being checked by anything to give a good promis- a representative of the successful ing and harmonious music. But bidder. who there were men J. II. Moll AG NE, realized the tremendous possibilities County Road Supervisor. of the Hawaiian musics and were CANNED 20-2- 7. MEATS (i. Tmiek to grasp the opportunites. One Feb. Mar. thing which strongly militiated any any extended Hawaiian musical In The Circuit Court of Thk ARE THE BEST club nt first was the making and Fifth Circuit, Territory the cost of getting serviceable in- of Hawaii. struments. Clubs were poor, in- strument unservieeably made, and At Chambers In Probate was skeptical. besides the public In the Matter of the Estate of CORNED BEEF The idea of a good musical club tak ing certain serviceable instruments Mary Yoshioka Yanagihara, of and carry them through an entire Kilauea. Kauai, deceased. PARTICULARLY APPETIZING course, of service, was not seriously Order of notice of hearing peti- thought of for some time. But tion for administration. genius went prob- musical into the On reading and filing the peti- lem time after time, and with the improvement in the instruments tion of Kitchitaro Yanagihara, ot necessary to make a good club came Kilauea. Kauai, alleging that Mary Sold by all leading stores the development of Hawaiian mu Yoshioka Yanagihara, of Kilauea, sics. Kauai, died intestate at said Kila- The Peter Malina's Club therefore uea, on the 31st day of December, is now giving a dance with which the proceeds netted thereby will be A. D. 1916, leaving property in exclusively used for serviceable in- the Hawaiian Islands necessary to Co., struments as well as other required upon, praying Hawaii Ltd. be and Meat administered equipments necessary to makea good that letters of administration issue Honolulu, T. H. clean and well-lik- e musical organi to him, the said Kitchitaro Yana- zation by all. Ocassionally, the club has given liberal entertainings, and gihara. to maintain that spirit, the club ask It is ordered that Saturday, the Distributors for your support. 24th. day of March, A. D. 1917. The dance will start at 7:30 p. at 9 o'clock A. M., be and here- and closes at 12 midnight on in. by is appointed for hearing said Saturday night, March 3rd 1917, at the Lihue Social hall. Admission petition in the court room of this court at Lihue, Kauai, at which time and place all persons concern- In Thk Oii ich of The Tkeas-i:rf- ed may appear and show cause, if Tkrkitory they ok run of any have, why said petition 41 Hawaii. should not be granted, and that TAX FOR notice of this order be published DELINQUENT LIS! I9IG In the matter of the copartnership in the English language for three of (lay it Robinson. successive weeks in the Garden Dodge Statement of change in eonstitu Island newspaper in Lihue. Brothers tion of said copartnership. Dated at Lihue, Kauai, February FOURTH TAXATION DIVISION, COUNTY OF KAUAI, Notice is hereby given that the 17th. 1917, ISLANDS OF KAUAI & , TERRITORY OF HAWAII. constitution of the above named (Seal) motor CAR of (lay and Robinson, a (Sgd.) Lyle A. Dickey, Section 1204, Revised Laws of Hawaii, 1015, firm carrying on business in the In accordance with Judge of the Circuit Court of the of delinquent taxpayers is hereby published, compris- Fundamentally right from the district of Waimea, County of Kau- the following list first, Fifth Circuit. for 1!)1C, remaining unpaid, on December 31, 1S)1G, it ai, Territory of Hawaii, has been ing taxes the year has simply been passing ever Attest: of 10 changed by including Advertising Costs, and Interest at the rate per annum. since through a period of the addition of two new (Sgd.) D. Wm, Dean, progres- members to said firm, namely, Sin- Clerk of the Circuit Court ot the Kawaihau District siveand probably endless-evoluti- on. clair Robinson and Aylmer P. Ro- Fifth Circuit. Non-Reside- nt Mrs. Julia Bowers, Honolulu) Interest in Ilui o binson, both of Makaweli.said Coun- Feb. 20-2- March LovellJohn " ) Molona 812.45 ty of Kauai, and that the members LovcllJohn Property at Papaa 0.85 In spite of a continuous process of im- of the said linn as now so constitut- In the Circuit Court o The Keonohi Kealoha " 82.05-10- 15 1 .70-11)- 1 0 15.75 provement, not one radical change has ed, namely, the undersigned Francis f Circuit, Wood " 5.10 been made since the first car was built. Aubrey Fifth Judicial John Gay, Robinson, Mrs. Alice Territory of Hawaii. Robinson, Sinclair Robinson and Hanalei District The gasoline consumption ia unusually Aylmer P. Robinson, are continuing low. The tire mileage is unusually high. At Chambers In Probate Income Tax, William Gibb 88.70 and will continue, the said copart- In the Matter of the Estate of (Irant 2172 at Kalalau I' nk now Owners, The price of the Touring Car or Road- nership, and the business thereof, Ka-pa- a, Annie Pakauila Kauhoe (w) of " Apanas 1 & 2 of R. P. 40155, L. C. A. I5404 under the said linn name of Gay & ster complete is 8785 (f. o. b. Detroit). Kauai, deceased testate. East Waiakalua Robinson. Order of notice of hearing petition " L. C. A. OOIO & 0520 Pilaa ) Dated, February 21, 1917. DODGE BROTHERS, DETROIT. for probate of will. " R. P. 4011, L. C. A. 0045 Papaa Uka ) 8.20 Francis Gay A document purjxirting to be the HAMM-YOUN- THE G ArnHKY Robinson last will and testament of Annie von CO., LTD. Owner Kanewanui, deceased. A Pali, Property of, Mhs. Alick Roiunson Pakauila Kauhoe (w) deceased, hav- Unknown DEALERS care Mrs. L. Kaio Administratrix, Asylum Sinclair Rouinson ing on the day of February, A. Honolulu Road, Honolulu, T. 2.30 Hilo Ayi.mku F. Rouinson D. 1917, been presented to said II. (1. " " Kanewanui, deceased, Pioperty of Mrs. L. Feb. s' Mar. Probate Court, and a petition for Administratrix, Asylum Road, Hono- the proUitc thereof, and for the Kaio, Il.OKO o 0.55 ka Kkena o ka Puuku, of letters testamentary to J. lulu, T. II. o Non Keakaku, 300 Ilobron Lane, Honolulu, Oahu 2.00 ka Teritori o Hawaii. Mahiai Kaneakua, of Kapaa, Coun- Resident " " Kaaloa, Samuel, et al, Honolulu, Oahu 0.15 ty of Kauai, Territory of Hawaii, E I'ili ana i ka Hoa Ilui o Gay ame Hopkins, Chas K., Merchant and Rethel St. having been filed by the said J. Ma " Robinson. hiai Kaneakua. Honolulu 2.70 E i " " Keawe, George, Honolulu, Oahu 4.70 hai ana ka hoololi ana i ke It is hereby ordered, that Satur " " Nuuhiwa, I nterest of, in Wainiha Hui, Honolulu S.55 Kumukanawai o ka Iloa Ilui. day, the 24th. day of March, A. D. Kiaaina ia Kelii Laulani Kancalii (w), Wainiha, Hanalei 1.30 Ke haawi aku nei ka Hoolaha, 1017, at 9 o'clock a. in., of said o ka of Kalilikolo, deceased, in Ilui o llaena, care of Mrs. Kumukanawai o ka Iloa Ilui day, at the court room of said court, Interest o Paikuku, Wainiha 3.55 (lay ame Robinson, he Ilui e ot Lihue, County of Kauai, be and liana i " " Puulei, K. M., deceased, in Wainiha Hui, care of Iauelawe ana ka hana moloko o the same hereby is appointed the ka Mrs. K. M. Puulei, Wainiha 18.05 Apana o Waimea, Kalana o time and place for proving said will Kauai, Teritori o Hawaii ua hoo and hearing said application. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct list of the Delinquent loli ia ma ka hookomo hou ia ana Dated at Lihue, Kauai, February, Taxpayers of the Fourth Taxation Division, Territory of Hawaii, for the he elua lala hou no ua Iloa hui nei 1017. year 1010, to the best of my knowledge and belief. MAX GREENBAUGH oia no o Sinclair Robinson Manufacturers' Agent ame Bv the Court, J. K. Faui.ky, Aylmer F. Robinson no Makaweli, (Seal) Assessor Fourth Division. KAUAI CORRESPONDENCE INVITED Kalana o Kauai, laua elua, a o k;i (Sgd) I). Wm. Dean, Koloa, Kauai, January 20th, 1017. Office: Hawaiian Hotel inoa o na lala o ua Hoa Ilui nei ohi Clerk. P. O. Box 524 HONOLULU no kcia pue o Francis (Jay, Aubrey 20-2- Feb. 7. March 5. Robinson, Mrs. Alice Robinson, Sinclair Robinson ame Aylmer F, For Supervisor Robinson, a ke hoohana nei a ( ELEELE STORE i WAIMEA HOTEL BAKERY hoohana aku ana ua Iloa Ilui nei J. I. Silva, Prop. malalo o ka inoa o Gay ame Robin To The Public: I beg to an- Fine Bread, Pies, Cakes and Pastry of son. ONE of the LEADING HOUSES for all kinds of DRY nounce that I will be a candidate every description on hand and made to i & SHOES, Ilanaia keia la 21 o Februari to succeed myself as county super- GOODS, BOOTS MEN'S FURNISHINGS. order. of every description, 1917. visor from the Koloa district, and CIGARS & TOBACCOS and NOTIONS Francis Gay invite the support of voters at the CATERING OUR FOR WINE, BEER and OTHER LIQUORS, Ring Up 73 W. SPECIALTY Ai'i'.kKY Roiunson primary election be to held April 7, All orders entrusted to us will leecive our Mrs. Alice Rouinson . 1 next Main Office, Eeele, Kauai. Tel. 7 W. prompt and most careful attention. Sinclair Roiunson W. I). Mi lliivni:, Aylmer F. Rouinson. Homestead, February 2D, 1017. THE GARDEN ISLAND TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1917,

THE BEST FIRM FOR LEASE A im tiv piod firm is Wat, lV Wail' Am! nn-.th- is Attit. Karly .V !.i,ic. Ail ' :;li;i lV' A llliotll.r is 1(,(. ; Till': 1st )N 1.K A WAII.UA IV.t tin- l..st is probably (ir:m, ,V Ban.!. Rice Plantation 1 If .vnu : think yu'i'i,. i : . vein ::iv; If Touitlur willi lnii!oveti'i'ri.L yoii tliinl; .ui .;iti. in,!, ymi ,!i ii"! : If von l lik.. tn win, lmt ymi li.jnk , cm t, Reduced Rental It's almost ! cincli y.ii v nt. Apply: Trustees oisl.cp If yi'ii think you'll lo,., you've tslilt l''or mil in (I,,. world', Wv (h , j lloNoIXl.U Success lupins willi a fellow's w'l!. or J. M. LYDGA E, Lilme. It's nil in the stntc of mind. If you think you're outHa-- i d, you mv; The Outing Shoe You've rn to think hifjl to You've pit to he sure of yourself licfoiv; You ever c;m win a prize. Fastidious Mert, that's Right Life's batllr don't ill ways j.ro For every kind, of out-do- or To the stronger ,,y fast it man. and Women of C I3ut soon or lute the mun who wins, wear, you'll get real service and Is the fellow who thinks he c;ui. Good Taste comfort out of BY AUTHORITY said claims will be forever barred, who appreciate spotless Waimea, Kau.ii. Kcbrunrv 21), linen and lingerie, send Bicycle Shoes 1!M7. soiled garment lo us be- Notice is heivhy that nivni the W. O. Ciiowr.i.i,, cause thev have learned d. Soft stock and flexible soles make Board of Equalization will meet Administrator o f the Ksate i f at al- them cool Charles Blake, di that our cleansing is and easy to the feet the Tux Office, Honolulu, hecin-nin- jr ceased. Feb. 20, 27. Mar. i, IS. 20. ways lliitfoiili and care- the toughest leather and strongest Mnrch L2th, ami daily there- ful. stitching ensures you long after hctween the hours of !):!() A, wear and SEALED TENDERS your clothes to us full value. Just the kind of shoes M. an.l 4:(M) 1'. L. to ami im lu-si- direct. you should have of the 17th day of Mnrch. Scale 1 Tenders will be received to meet outing j& needs this Spring ('. J. McCaktiiy. by the Superintendent of Public and Summer. Moderate price nothing Treasurer, Tritory of Hawaii. Works up until 11 A.M. of Friday, better for March 2, 11)17, for l r the money. Treasurer's Olliee. the construction 11 Honolulu, February '21, 1!17. ' of the mauka extension to the Wai e. Bicycle Shoes are one of the 2-- mea wall, t. river Waimea, Kauai. J. ABADIE famous "Star Brand" Shoes The superintendent o f Public Proi)rietor. that proves they're good shoes all NOTICE TO CREDITORS Works reserve the right to reject HONIIU'LU through, any or all tenders. Plans, Estate of Charles Blake deceased. specifications and blank forms of proposal are on file in the . TIP TOP The undersigned, having In en olliee of the Superintendent of Pub- Souvenirs duly appointed Administrator of Shoe Store lic Woiks, Capitol building, Hono- the Estate of Charles Blake, de- We neatly pack ami in i lulu, and with Mr. H. H. Lowrie, Hawaiian Smiveiais. ceased, herchy gives puhlic notice Agent Public. Works Department, Hawaii & Scuih Se: s Cur to all creditors of the said deceased, Waimea, Kauni. Co. to present their claims, duly au- W. C. WooDW AIil), IKiNoi.Pir. thenticated and with proper vouch Acting superintendent of Public ers, if any even if exist, the claim Works. is secured hy mortgage upon real 1 7. Honolulu, February H. IS succeed witli- -' him, undersigned, MO newspaper can estate, to the at' out advertising, therefore we his olliee in Waimea, Kauai, with- FOR S.LE solicit the patronage of our readers in six months from the date of the! 1 auhala mats for sale. for those who by their advertising first publication of this notice, such M::s. !!. help to make this paper possible. date heing February 20, 11117, or Vii 28! Iff

HOTEL LIHUE (The Fairview) m ;t .;., v. ;;,t ':).. . :j Twemy-t.v- o elegant roor.is In Mnin !Uiilliii! Thret Airy Cottages - Cuisine uuexctlled in eouuii JIM- districts V. H. Rice, Jr., HALL & SON Ltd - iTlll. Proprietor i 0 Distributors j WAIMEA HOTEL P Is your battery troublesome? TERRIT0RY 0F HAWAII Is worn Waimfa, Kauai Jf'JM it out? I V' Get our latest prices f&. djr ji j ji i

Breakfast ! Lunch .50 We are able, ready and willing to repair M Dinner 1 00 Room 1 5n it to tell you how best to care for it lo re- charge it or to sell you a new Willard Battery. j j

FRANK COX, Manager All kinds of Batteries Repaired 'and re- charged, but we sell only NEW Willard Bat- com 4 teries to fit every style, size and model of car. THE BANK OF HAWAII, Limited CASH Our service Station is under the direction LIHUE BRANCH of an expert from the Willard factory. Lihue, Kauai. Hawaii Not Ahvays Necessary Deposits arc received subject to check. Certificates of de- posit issued payable on de- in orderinK shoes from our lar.ue wir.ter stm-- mand. Loans made on ap- proved security. Footwear will be sent on approval if You have established an account with u- - It will he will Dkavvn on Drafts to do so now, Honolulu Bremen San Francisco Berlin We have a la rue assortment in the vei y latest New York Hour Koiijj shapes and materials. London Yokohama Smoot & Steinhauser, Savings Dkta kTM hnt Interest paid on Savin.'.'s De- Ltd. posits. 4 per cent on ordi- it's' nary and 4 per cent on Term Manufacture Alakea & Merchant Sts. Deposits. Ordinary Savings Deposits will he received up l,o Shoe Store HONOLULU. $2,500 in any one account. Safk Dktosit Boxks iok Honolulu. Rknt fl and 3 a Yj:ak THE GARDEN ISLAND, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1917 1, 211 Mahiai, John 10 028 Makea 4 117 Mahihila, THE GARDEN ISLAND PUBLISHING CO., LTD. Daniela Punua . 10 899 Makini, Keola 1 170 Mahuiki, John Uo 10 1224 Malimali 4 Dead Make Up-To-Da- te 235 Printers, Bookbinders and Publishers of Makalii, Charley 10 Dead Make 1230 Medeiros. Mnnnel 4 Away Hele 1131 i Makaoi, John Kalanikau 10 Away Hele 1123 Morse, Charles Beniamin 4 133 Manuia, Kaluwea 10 ' THE GARDEN ISLAND t Dead Make 974 Ncvcs. Manuel Fnrnniwlns 1 199 ' Mauliola, Keoho 10 Awny IIclc 8S9 Pauole Jr., William 4 A Weekly Newspaper Issued Tuesdays. ' 1135 Maipuka, Kunia , 10 005 Peterson, Frederick Nicholas 4 20S Entered at the Postofiice at Lihtte, Hawaii, as Second-clas- s Matter. Napulupulu, Kea 10 Dead Make 1243 Richardson, Ernest Knpualanialiiokama 4 Honolulu 1381) Paakiki, Lauki ii 984 West, Subscription Rates: JO Thomas Jefferson 4 Away Helo Per Year, S2.50 115 i Peters,. Henry 10 ibi Arruda, Jose 2 Six Months, 1,50 Dead Make 1108 Philip, Joseph Nakoloilani 10 1249 Faye, i. 1 1 Three Months, Away Hele Andreas 2 1,00 210 Poka, Punohu . 10 Dead "33 Foss, Carl Olsf Subscriptions Payable in Make 2 Away Hele Advance. 19S Upa'i, ; Apelahama Kahao 10 709 Kalawaianui, Pila 2 Honolulu 203 Upa'i, Space Advertising Rates on Annual Contracts, 75 cents per Kane 10 711 Keliiwalea. Daninln i 2 Dead Mako Inch per Month. 1301 Waiau. Geresoma Kaai 10 Away Hele 1245 Loon, Leo Yin 2 Honolulu ISO ' Wnikoloa . 10 Dead Make 748 Nielson. Alexander CliriKlinn 2 Away" Hele ' K. C. HOPPER, Busines? Manager 113S Ahrens, Conrad William 9 Away Hele 997 Akina, Andrew Kekahiko 3 i ii ... 1310 Alio, John Niliona ''' 9 1203 Bomke, August Julius 3 Honolulu 210 Cosinav Frank Jacintho 9 803 Claudia Edward 3 1M3 Myers, Lester Llewellyn 9 S00 Cook, James Duncan 1144 Peters, James 9 780 Fassoth, John Maui LATEST WIRELESS NEW! 11-1- Ross, Edwin Sidney 9 858 Hart, William Piha 3 Honolulu 97 Ai, Akana 7 8801 Kahoonci, Peter 3 -- v. 1201 Chang, Achong Ai 7 Honolulu 101 Kalau, Kakaio O (Continued from page 1) ' MS!) Derby, Albert Jones 7 Away Hele 1250 Kuapahiu, John Kcaununi 3 MONDAY AFTERNOON 1283 Dort, Joseph Cu'nimings 7 1201 Kuanahi, Keaupuni Keaupuni 3 Honolulu Alexander & 110!) lfannestad, Soren Edward 7 85 Makini, Jack 3 Baldwin's weekly wireless front New ' York says that sales of Cubas have been 200,000 bags and PortoRicos 957 Hardy, Waller Andoews' 7 790 Manini, Punilei 3 bags. The is 150.000 market easier, Cubas being offered at 5.14. May 1079 Ikeole, Kalaca 7 801 Milliken, Charles Duncklee 3 Away options are at 5.15. Ilele 1033 Johnson, Pedro 7 877 Pokipala, Dan Kapahu 3 Prohibition debate has been deferred to tomorrow. Honolulu Honolulu 1392 Johnston, Robert, Levi - 7 51 Pun, David Maumauhili 3 An effort will be made tomorrow to memorialize Congress on the Away Hele Dead Make subject ot woman sunrage. Kahoewaa, Wiliama Kamaka 7 Dead Make 1202 Silva, Manuel 3 Honolulu 1355 Wong Wa, Henry i Berlin Official Fourteen were killed in the destruction of 73 Kanikrtnihia, Kainea 7 Away Hele 3 airship by Aruda, Frencn German 901 Kolo, Samucla Bila 7 5J0 Antone 5 Away Ilele 570 910 MacKe;izic, Murray 7 Arruda, Joe 5 1238 1423 Mahoe, Ben 7 Eklund, Walter Edward 5 52 Fernandes. Antonio r. FRENCH Makolohala, Peter . . 7 Dead CHILDREN Make 1213 Gardener, George ' Miller, Edward L 7 5 Away Ilele 1219 Knackstedt, Charley 392 Moore, Henry 7 5 Dead Make 578 Kot, 04 S Morgan, ' Frank 5 We look on with passionate sympathy at the tragedy Harold 7 Away Hele iii Europe, and 540 Lopes, v 1294 Manuel 5 our hearts go out to the little children There arc already 150 000 Palmer, Arthur Bennett 7 ' 534 Opunui, Sam , 5 lameness cnimren in rranco, destitute save lor the ten cents a dnv given 437 Palmer, Edward 7 1225 Pachecco, Theodore f, by the French Government. 900 Pritchard, Henry Thomas 7 Many have to give generously, but each day 017 Pavao, John Elias men are laying down 09 Purvis, Robert William Theodore 7 5 their lives for France, and their children are left 520 without the bare ncces- - 1295 Rath. James 5 oan ue Vincent, Henry 7 ?mi ui inu. uniess uiey aucquaiciy provided tor, the mothers' 1227 Souza, Manuel Henry 5 hist comfort the children will be taken from them. 1055 Wallace, Kuliilii William 7 031 White, David Alexander 5 The Orphanage of the Army has on its honorary and active com- 047 Wilson, Charles Louis Sophus 7 1022 Ah Nee, Eddie 4h mittees the greatest names in France. -- s The work of the central com- 450 Ainaike, Kaluna Dead Make mittee is earned on by a local e 283 Ani, Daniel Chong, committee in every town and villa-'- 900 Anakalca, Harry (' 8 Grants are appointed for the fatherless children; the circumstances Honolulu 271 Anuhca, Josia s of 454 Blake, Charles (' the orphans m each district are inquired into, and tlfe committee Dead Maka 10S5 Brown, Henry Christian 8 1 1 492 ( 1st. Will supplement the small state allowance when it is insuf- Carvalho, Joe Jacintho San Francisco 1100 Cabral, Joe Tcves . 8 I ficient to enable mothers keep 405 to the home together; Hart, Isaac Kaleoaloha Honolulu 1303 Fagoto, Manuel Luiz 8 I. 2nd. Will appoint a guardian to follow each child's course at 897 Honan, Henry Michael 0 355 Ferriera, Antone school, know its tastes and abilities, and decide, with the 8 Dead Make mother, on 519 Kaeha, George 0 1431 llapuku, the career best suited for it. The best possible training will then be John 8 Away Ilele 415 Kahaule, John fi afford ed to the child, whatever it is to become, from a manual laborer Dead Mak. 1009 Jarvis. Don J s 414 G 1 to a professor or artist; Kaienaj .David Pahuaina 1088 Joseph, Manuel' 8 1 3rd. Will have the child brought up in the religion of 494 Kamakalii, William (5 its parents. Honolulu 309 Koani, John Hose 8 Maui Owing to these measures, the children will be brought up 447 under Kealohapauole 0 Dead Make 307 Kuhonua, Charlie 8 better conditions than institutions could oiler, since they will grow up Away Hele 11S0 Kimokeo, Keawe (' Away 1429 Laikona, 11 with a mother's care in the little town or villare where the father lives Ilele Jolm s 1320 Koia, Jacob C ' In brief, we are asked to help rear the next generation in France v Honolulu 322 Lovell, George Mauoni 8 443 in their inherited realm of art, by supplying the war orphans with an Koliana, Bine 0 Dead Make 289 Mahiai 8 " addition to the meagre .existence assured them by hard-presse- d 11S7 Moses, Daniel C their Honolulu 1374 Manriques, Manuel S Honolulu national government. This is what we Americans can do to 905 help France Opeka, Victor 0 , " 050 Newlum, William Sheridan keep her place as a spiritual and intellectual inspiration to 8 Away Hele all the world 513 Panaewa, Solomon 0 1018 Nielson, . s lor 10 cents a day, 83.00 a month, 830.50 a year, you can support Arnt 515 Perry, Antone 0 one of these little fatherless children in its own home and under its San Francisco 1010 Ornellas', John 8 own mother's care. 1315 Tim merman, Harry Niles 0 San Francisco 340 Ornellas, Mauoel s Will you give a donation however small or will you combine with 010 Ah Man, David '1 Away Hele 1097 Papoko, Charles Namuo Kimo S someone else in ? Honolulu the support of a child (593 Akina, Clement 1 " ' Hilo 1380 Reis, John 1 1 830.50 a year is sufficient to maintain one child and we are asked s to 09S Banhani, Arthur Cecil '1 Away Hole ' help for two years. This does not mean any child, but one whose 1292 Sheppard, Alexander 8 Away-- Hele name and address, 1232 Bremer, Ludwig Wilhelm 4 the conditions under which its father died, and 30S Smith, Cyril Orlebar 8 Honolulu many other details, will be sent you. You are urged correspond' 1233 Burgess, Harry Auld Kua 4 to with 1149 Teixeira, Joe Awav Hele lt ancl be friend. -- its What could do more to bring about a hating 1229 Combs, Joseph Augustine 1 1381 friendship between leixcira, Manuel 8 " nations than to allow your child to adopt a little 091 Cook, Carl Jeremiah 4 " 1' rench brother or sister? 1154 Wilcox, Allen Clcsson S " 1241 Fassoth, Hans '1 Undoubtedly many in Hawaii have already answered this very 1590 Trask, Joseph, Kaleinianu 8 " personal 002 Fassoth, Joseph Balthazar 4 and touching appeal through Life or other sources. To those 1110 Rente, Antone Rodrigues 8 " who have not, this opportunity is given of sending through a Honolulu 003 Fassoth, Martin John 4 . Elike 1110 ko kanawai ua manaoia e l.vi committee. (570 Haysolden, Frederick Harrison 4 hoonononono hnnin ni. The Inoa 0 ka Poe Koho Balota o ko committee consists of the following women: 0S9 Honan, John Aloysius 4 Kalana o Kauai nei ma ka Poakahi, Mrs. Walter Frear Mrs. George Maraki 13, M. H. 1917, mamuli.o ka holoi ana aku i n.n innn ,.ini Potter 009 Kahaulelio '1 Away I Tele Mrs. William L. Whitney Miss ac mai ka Buke Inoa aku no ka Beatrice Castle Ka-l- i, mea 0 kekahi poo 0 lakou ua make Miss Nora Swanzy 015 John 4 " a o Miss Mary von Holt kekahi poe ua haalule loa mai i ko Kalaua o Mrs. Harold Dillingham 105 Kaulana, Samuel 4 " " Kauai nei. Mrs. Charles Wilder Lihuo, Feb. 3, 1917. Mrs. Frank Armstrong Mrs. 900 Keawe, Nui 4 it ii Edward Carpenter (Seal) J. Mahiai Kaneakua Mrs. iubbins Anderson Mrs. Alexander Lindsav, 012 Kekulakauka. Robert 4 ' " - Jr. CO'"")' l8r1, Miss Elizabeth Anderson Mrs.- Richard C0"",y ' K"mi- - Kimball 000 Kuheleloa, Willie 4 " C13-20.2- 7. Mrs. Walter Dillingham Fob. We hope that Hawaii will be responsible for many of these little ones, so that the name of Hawaii will he dear in hundreds of French homes. Checks should be made payable to Elizabeth M. Anderson, care of REGAL SHOES Lobbms Anderson, Stangenwald Building, Honolulu. A name to identify good serves as a guar- BY-A- U shoes THORI T Y antee that thev are such. NOTICE OF We are extremely care- INTENTION TO CHANGE THE GENERAL ful to pick the best, We Catalog Prices Withdrawn COUNTY REGISTER. are perfectly willing to stand back of our White Owing to the great increa.se in material and manufacturing cofls In accordance with the law it is proposed to change the General Oxfords and Sport Shoes in Buckskin and canvas during the County Register on Monday, March 12, A. D., 1917, by erasing there- pasl year, we have found it necessary tcv withdraw all from the names and signatures our White Lace boots of the following electors, some of whom in Buck and Reiguskin. published catalog prices until further notice. aro knovn to be dead, while somo have permanently removed from the County of Kauai, viz: Mail Orders a Specialty Selection No. Registered Dead or J .I Packages Affidavit. Names Precinct Moved Away --REGAL SHOE STORE of Jewelry Holu Inoa Mahelo Make a Hole loa Honolulu 1 100 Aalona, Alfred 10 Dead Make will bo sent to any responsible resident of any of tho Islands, from 1890 Aarona, Samuel Nonohiaulu 10 " which selections may be made as though one were purchasing 201 Aarona, in the William Nnkinlm 10 Awav II el store itself. U0S Ah Boo, Georgo 10 Honolulu 1109 Gillman, John Keahua IQ Away Hele U. Dot 955 Haggarty, Georgo Gnrold 1Q 220 Kniawa 10 Dead Make 1917 Buick H. F. Wichman & Co. 13S Kalaihi 10 124 Jewelers and Plaiinumsmiths Kalaikini, Samucla Kiliaim 10 Away Hole for hire at all hours. 231 Knlani, Willie 10 HONOLULU 121 Kaleikini, Samuola Paulo 10 " Tel. 482 Car No. 540 115 Keaku, Kawika IQ Dead Make 101 Keohohina, Pekulo 10 Lihue 1107 Joseph Laulu, 10 Away Ilele

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