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ESTABLISHED 1904. VOL. 18. NO. 34. LIHUE, KAUAI, TERRITORY OF HAWAII. TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1922 SUBSCRIPTION RATES, $2.50 PER YEAR 5 CENTS PER COPY

Campaign for Delegate CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Madame Miura NOTES To Open Here Friday PERSONALS KAPAA To Sing On Kauai

NORMAN K. LYMAN TO CANVAS Mrs. K, C, Hopper and Kenneth ANNUAL DR. YANAGIHARA FAMOUS JAPANESE SONGBIRD KAUAI FOR REPUBLICAN Hopper Jr., returned on Wednesday BANQUET MEETING ' GOES TO JAPAN WILL GIVE TWO VOTES from at wo weeks visit to Honolulu. Dr. K. Yanaglhara left Wednesday CONCERTS for a trip to Japan, He will be Mrs, Joseph McKecknie, who for- Matters political aro beginning to away about three months, during M a d n m o Miura, merly lived on Kauai, Is visiting Mr. open up on Kauai and tho candidates which time ho expects to take a 1110 world famous nnrt Mrs. William Kruso of Kokaha. of aro beginning to settle down to the Year Closing One Most Important post graduate course In medicine at fJlBr'Pkfft prima donna, will Mrs. W. P. of Wahnca, University, returning to o grind of campaigning. Cannon, Toklo ffC CI'' bo heard in two who has been in Honolulu taking Chamber-Muc- his local prurll!3 aboiit De- K-- W. concerts on Kauai, is centering on tho cam- In History of Local h Interest teachers' examinations, returned on cember. ' 1,10 flrst 1,olB t paign for delegate to congress thru 05S4f4 the Kinau Wednesday. i- - the Llhuo Memorial announcement that Norman K. last the KAPAA POLITICIANS SHY Parish house, on tho Lyman, caridlduto for tho Republican Mrs. Elliott Wood, of Llhlio, who Good Work Done Local aspirants for seats in the evening of Saturdoy, September 2nd, nomination will fire the opening gun has been spending tho past six legislature are rather reluctant about and the other at the Makawell Com in the campaign when he arrives on weeks In Honolulu, returned on tho Tho annual meeting and banquet afternoon to evening and. so with far. announcing themselves, pre'.ir.-la- s to munity House on Monday evening, Friday morning. Lyman's campaign Kinau Wednesday morning, session of the Kauai Chamber of good results. last await developments. Those who 'jave September 4th. on Kauai Is being mannged by John Commerce held In the ten garden of Rev. Ralph W. Bayless returned Chamber's Activities signified their Intention of entering Kauai music lovers aro fortunate Kealoha and John Hoopale. No tho Tip Top Cafe, last Thursday ev- from Honolulu Friday and reports Among the activities of tho cham- the race include Dr. S. Y. Chang, In being nblo to hear Madame Miura notices of the when and ening, was exceptionally well at- Mrs. Bayless Is recovering rap-Idl- ber and Its commltee may be men- Isaac Kalu, N. K. Hoopll and Jos- and thero is no doubt there will bo where ho will hold his meetings that tended In spite of tho fact that tho tioned Invitations to eph Scharsch. Others who may a large turnout nt her two con- has yet arrived. American Legion was also holding visit Kauai, which have been Issued to tho join the race Include Joseph Jlodrl- - certs. Madame Mlura's reputation as John Hoopale has come out with G. N. Wilcox departed for Hono- a meeting at tho county building. world's press congress In Ho- gues, John Hano, Henry Akl, M, S. a singer is International at- running length held and her tho announcement that ho will bo lulu last Saturday afternoon to The table, tho full M. nolulu last year and to the Los An- Henrlques, Sam Kaal.u, and R. reputation has not been won thru a candidates for the house to suc- tend the dedication ceremonies of of the garden and across one end, geles Chamber of Commerce which Aguiar Jr. There may bo still more, the novelty of her being Japanese ceed himself. Hoopalo also arrives on the new $300,000 Salvation Army was filled to capacity by members Is expected to bo In Honolulu as dark horses from Kawalhau are but on tho true merits of her voice. Friday mori'ing, having been in Ho- home for boys at Kaimuki, of which from every part of tho island. It next month. not unusual. As Madame Butterfly in Puccini's nolulu assisting in tho Lyman cam- he was tho donor. was a representative group of Ka- tragic opera is incomparable paign. uai citizens gathered together on A suitable celebration of tho com- she and Dr. T. L. Morgan of Llhuo, return- THEY ENJOYED THE in this surpasses this special occasion to do honor to mencement of work on NawllI-wil- l role she nil her According to the latest advices, ed last Wednesday morning from the DELIGHTS OF KOKEE the retiring officers, II. D. Wishard, harbor project was held in contemporaries for she seems to bo S. W. Meheula, deputy county clerk Honolulu where he wont to meet A party of young people from Ke- president, and John H. MIdkiff, sec- which tho chamber was assisted by able to live the part of the pitiful has withdrawn from tho race for the his sister, Miss Ada Morgan, who alla and Kapaa, returned Sunday retary, who have for the past year tho U. S. Engineers, the little Clio Cho San. house and Jim Werner, road luna arrived from tho mainland on the ladles of morning from Kokee, where a. week eo ably conducted the affairs of Llhuo and vlcnlty who Her program for tho Llliue con In tho Kawalhau district will run Matsonia. Miss Morgan will teach made our was spent. All of thorn saw the the chamber. banquet such a success by many cert will include several numbers in his place. at tho Kauai high school this year. and Waimea canyon and Its grandeur The dinner, prepared by mine distinguished army and governmen- in English, French, Italian and Ger- Mrs. Sam Kelllnol has announced for the first time and report that Eric Knudsen returned from Ho- host, Ota, was an excellent ono and tal who man ns well as a few numbers In will the officials contributed so much cold atmosphere up there that she be a candidate for nolulu Friday last. Mrs. Knudsen and went very far toward' making the the rather Japanese. The following is pro- to the evening's entertainment with como in con- tho house and Is busy soliciting votes children departed for the mainland evening the success that it was. is Just the thing to gram. .nomination, Mrs. Kelllnol Is their speeches. with if a short vacation Is de- for the on tho Wllhelmlna last Wednesday tact Part I. depending great upon the New Officers Elected Tho following donations by your Those who made the trip a deal and will make their future home In sired. 1. Canzone Do An.golli (in Italian.... women's vote and also hopes to poll After the minutes of tho previous chamber havo been noted: include Mr. and Mrs. S. Takata, Mr. Los Ai'gelos, where tho children will , Leoncavallo ha-ole- meeting had been read and approv- Mrs. Fukushlma, considerable strength from the Y. M. C. A. Thrift campaign, $50; and Mrs. Matsurra, 2. attend a private school. ed, Mr. Wishard called for tho re- ar.d (a) Auvro Tos Veus Bleus (in According to reports, the en- American Legion for remodeling tho Mrs. Sarajl, E. Yamaura and K. H. D. Graham, of tho Insurance port of the nominating committee. French) Massenet trance of Mrs. Kelllnol In tho race armory In Llhuo $175; Kauai Athletic J. Fuglta. (b) Serenade (In Japanese) Qunod causing joy among the of the Trent Trust com- L. D. Larsen, acting for Th. Brandt, is not much School League a trophy cup to cost 3. Standchen (Serenade In, German) pany, Is on tho island combining chairman of the committee, recom- DOI BREAKS A r!b kane candidates: not to exceed $20. ..: Strauss very pleasure with business. Mr. Graham mended the following officers to be Daljtro T)ol, surveyor with the Ma-kc- e Thero has been little devel Also bog to note follow- 1. Eru Dl Maggio; Dlllo Tu Rosa Just recently returned from n tour elected to serve for tho following that the Sugar company, and center- - opments In tho race for tho senate, ing (in Italian) Aldo Franchctti of the Pacific coast and states that year: measures have been considered Makee baseball team, between Senator nice and N. K. fielder of tho Paci Paclo (In Japanese) lately com- business conditions aro very bad II. D. .Sloggett, president. and appropriate action taken i painful accident Hoopll. It Is a little early for any met with a rather posed by Mmo. Mlrua. there, especially so around Seattle. A. Mcnefoglio, Wharf ago Tolls; Proposed Congres from his predictions as to strength of either nt Kcalia last week, a fall Intermission. K. C. Hopper, secretary. sional legislation for more labor for resulting In a fractured candidate but reports state that doorstops Part II. BUDDHIST MISSIONARY J. I. Sllva, treasurer. ouy Industries; Proposed and' needed is still confined to his Senator Rice Is not figuring Honpii rib. He 5. Chanson Dos Clgalcs (In French) , TO ON KAUAI The report of tho was tax legislation for tho probably bo unablo to lightly as an opponent. LECTURE committee consideration home and will Messagor accepted and the secretary was di- of which a committee has been ap- team in their fight for the Only two Democrats have an- aid his G. (a) Go to Sleep (In English) Scott Dr. M. T. Klrby, who is connected rected to cast a ballot electing the pointed; Proposed transfer of the 1922 championship. nounced their Intention of being can- (b) Sunshine (American Folk Song with the Buddhist mission in Hono- officers. regulation of of our public didates for the house, S. E. Lucas, certain In English). lulu will hold a lecture lour of Ka- In tho absence of President-elec- t utilities from tho jurisdiction local Mormon church gave e a Kapaa homesteader, and Joseph of the Tho 7. Kuril Ka Kuril .Kr (Japaneso Song) uai beginning next Wednesday ev- Sloggett, who is on the mainland, Inter-Stat- e danco on Saturday ev Scharsch, also of Kapaa, being the Commerce Commission to concert nnd Klnnia Monla (Japanese Song) ening. E. II. W. Broadbent thanked the tho jurisdiction of our local Public ening. Both wero well attended. only men in tho race. S.Un Bel Dl Vedremo (from Mad- - Dr. Klrby is an interesting figure members for Mr. Sloggett for the Utilities Commission. amo Butterfly) Puccini in that ho was born in England and honor they conferred upon him. Daisy Ilee, member of the LEGION VAUDEVILLE Efforts have been mado to improve Miss was ordained a Catholic priest. Ho Kapaa scliool faculty, accompanied BEGINS TO TAKE FORM The President's Report our mail and passenger service to BAGGOTT PARTY RETURNS was sent by his order to Vancouver, by nephew, left fov the orient Mr. Wishard then presented tho Honolulu nnd wliilo wo havo not her FROM THEIR KOKEE TRIP II. C. and It was hero that he became via Honolulu last week. SUe goes Partial announcements of tho Am- following report of the activities of been able to achieve our main con- C. A. Baggott and his sister, Miss Interested in Buddhism and was con- tn China to loin her mother, who erican Legion's vaudeville show pro- the chancer during tho pa3t year: tention that Kauai should have a Helen Baggott returned yesterday verted to that religion. b ft here two years ago. gram indicates that it will no djnibt In conformity with tho usual cus- mail and passenger boat leaving Ka- after spending tho past two weeks Ho went from Vancouver to Kara-mur- bo one of the best yet attempted on tom for your president to uai Tuesday evenings wo havo suc- at Kokoe. Bill Balthls spent Japan where ho studied un- retiring Joaquin Souza, assistant manager tho week Kauai. present a ceeded In having tho Kinau leave end with them nt der Shaku Souen, tho famous Budd- review of tho work of tho of Kealla store. Bon Lizaina, assist their mauka houso. head-lin- Nawiliwili Saturdays thereby better Tho act, according to tho chamber for the year now closing engineer for the Makoo Sugar Bill's week ends aro from Wednes- hist priest 'and scholar. After this is- ant one-ac- serving tho needs of the whole committee in charge will bo a t of he to I beg to submit tho following: mill, and Ernest Mlad day morning to Monday afternoon. period study returned the land. company's play in which tho eternal tri- Pacific coast whoro ho was in Our chamber has held Its regular Illicit, also of Kealla mill, returned Bill reports that ho got a pig and angle is handled in a new and nov- chargo of tho Buddhist missionary , meotlngs and In addition has held Twenty-seve- n New Members Inst Tuesday morning from seven nlso was attacked by a man-calln- pre- j el manner. Tho play was first work for that rqllglon. Last October special meetings on November 17 Twcnty-sove- n now members have weeks tour of the mainland. Mrs snipe, which was driven off after sented at tho Lambs Club gambols he arrived in Honolulu and slnco of last year and on January C, and been elected to membership and a l.lz.nna accompanied her husband. a great battle. this spring and mado tho biggest that timo ho has been connected May 19 of this year. The timo of rule has been adopted that boforo a hit of tho evening. It is from tho with tho local mission. holding our regular meetings has person Is proposed for membership It was Joaquin's and Earnest's first LIHUE COURT BUSY pen of Eugene O'Nell, whose play, Dr. Klrby will open his lectures at been changed during the year from (1'outlnued on Pago Eight) lrin to tho mainland. Mr. Lizama WITH MISDEMEANORS "Anna Christie," was given the Pul- Makawoll on Wednesday evening, mado tho trip some thirty years ago itzer prize for tho best play of tho August 23 and will also speak at tho AMERICAN LEGION POST CONTRACT AWARDED Tho tour was made by tho way of Tho Llhuo district court had a 1921-2- 2 arrange- season. Special following places: HOLDS REGULAR MEETING FOR TEACHERS' COTTAGE Vlctorlo, Seattlo and San Francisco busy week with misdcincnnor cases ments were made thru tho Ameri- Eleolo Buddhist church, August and they took 'In everything en and violations of tho prohibition act. can Legion headquarters to allow 24, at 7 p. m. Kauai post of tho American Le- Jack Hansen was awarded routo nnd they all roport a wonder Two cases brought to court by pro- play to bo given by Legion tho tho Koloa Buddhist church, August 25, gion hold its regular monthly meet- contract ful time. hibition enforcement officer, J. F. posts. for tho construction of the at 7 p. m. ing nt tho county building last now teachers' cottage at tho Kauai Bottencourt Ur. wero tried by Judge of A mind reading act in which a Waimea Buddhist church, August Thursday evening. Eleven delegates high school with n bid of $1190, Joaquin Is a, veteran employeo HJorth nnd fined $50 each. Both member of the local post displays 2G, at 7 p. m. to tho department convention wero whllo tho contract for tho material tho Makee Sugar company, as ho cases wero from Alpo, in tho Koloa unusual psychic powers will be a Llhuo Buddhist church, August 27, elected by tho post. Those who was awarded to Kauai .Railway for Is now rounding out his thirty-sixt- h district. featuro of tho program. Although at 2 p. m. wero olected are Adrian Englehard, the sum of $2945. year with that company. Joaquin B. A. Sutter of Honolulu was ar- psychic in ability to read minds Kealla Buddhist church, August 28 Philip Rice, Dr. Rufus Hagood, C. L. This cottage Is being erected to says that Ben Is only one of tho rested for heedless driving and cut- company ting tho post does not make the usual at 7 p. m. Lane, C. J. Fern, James Corstorphino, be occupied by L. R. Jackson, who youngsters with tho as he tho Llhuo corner but failed to of" twenty-eigh- t con up In claim in tho ability tho perform- Kapaia Buddhist church, August Albert Horner Jr., Lester Alexan- will bo In chargo of tho vocational has only years of show court nnd forfeited his er to foretell tho future and there 29, at 7:30 p. m. der, Henry Akl, Ben Henderson and training department thnt will be secutlve Bcrvlco to his credit. bail. will be no pretense In this matter. On Tuesday evening, August 29, T. E. Longstreth. opened by tho school this year. Bcnacio Valentin of Makawell was Adrian Englehard and Jack Hor- at the Kapaia Japanese school, Dr. Dr. Hagood was endorsed by the "Wanted, a Maid," a farce comedy picked up by the Llhuo police for ner will present a little comedy Kirby will deliver a lecture, tho post for a delegate to tho national WOMEN'S AUXILIARY by the Brothers and Sisters Club of carrying passengers without n li- cense was $25 with Englehard singing a number subject of which will bo "Tho Psy- convention at New Orleans. ELECT DELEGATES Kapaa will be given at tho Japan and fined and costs. songs in Tho post endorsed several resolu- eso this Wednesday evening, Felix Volasco was charged with a of coon his inimitable style chology of Sleep." The Women's Auxiliary of tho theater to Is directing tho statutory offense and was convicted while Jack will make music on the Tho public is cordially invited to tions that wero prosented them American Legion met last Saturday Mine. Rente, who for consideration, among them a play, has promised to outdo her first and fined $30 nnd costs. piano. A new number similar to hear Dr. Klrby's address at the afternoon and elected nine delegates on proposing an amendment to nerformance given last week. Tho Walter Schumacher was arrested his famous "Moonshine tho school and as he has a wido repu- to tho department convention which one of tho tho Shepherd-Townle- y educational cast will bo tho same as tho first for assault and battery on his wife, Moonshine," will be tation as a scholar, his handling of will bo held in Honolulu on Septem- of tho act. bill to Include Hawaii and similar performance. Sunday, and was sentenced to 30 fcuturcs this timely subject should bo Inter- ber 12 and 13. Tho delegates elect- among amendments to other bills. days in tho county Jail by Judgo . Several other numbers esting. ed aro Miss Lydla Ben Henderson was nominated for Bodero, Mrs. J. Henry Akl, Antono Fernandez and HJorth. Schumacher was on a 13 which will bo a pair of unusual acro- B. Corstorphlne. Mrs. R. H. Hagood, elabor-ae- t months suspended sentence dis- bats, talent which has long been territorial vice commander by tho J, Scharsch wero hosts at an for LIHUE UNION CHURCH post Jr., Mrs. C. B. Hofgaard, Mrs. A. suey dinner on turbing tho peace at tho Tip Top hidden In tho post, and several other while George Raymond was Chineso chop Homer Jr., Mrs. W. F. Homer, Mrs. Yuen Keo theater about two ago. special will announced nominated for tho territorial execu- Sunday evening at tho months numbers be For tho next threo weeks this T. L. Morgan, Mrs. P. L. Rico and at a later date. tive committee. Cafo In honor of tho Makoo players. church will conduct Its services Tho post voted to hold Its third Mrs. J. M. Scnni. About 30 persons, including all the IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE ovenings at Sunday 7:30. Next annual Armistlco Day celebration Six alternates wero elected by tho members of tho Makoo team, wero H, D. Sloggett is now a firm be- Dan Conway, veteran salesman of Sunday tho pastor will review and Dr. T. L. Morgan was appointed auxiliary, who wero Mrs. Elwyn Liv- present and celebrated In fitting liever in advertising. .Mr. Sloggott tho American Factors, arrived last tho great religious controversy general chairman. es', Miss Emma Luko, Mrs, Adrian style, lost a valuablo pigeon a fow days Wednesday on ono of his periodical thru-ou- t which Is now taking placo Englehard, Mrs. Win. Hyde Rice, ago and did not havo much hopes business trips to Kauai. tho states, between tho "Fun- M. G. Santos, Wallua homesteader, Mrs. Justin Smith and Mrs. Ralph Miss Inn Annette, in tho insuranca of over seeing It again. Ho put a tho "Mod- damentalists" and returned Wednesday morning from Wilcox. department of tho Hawaiian Trust llttlo flvo lino lost notlco in tho C. E. Mayne, local manager for tho ernists." All Interested will find Honolulu, where ho has been attend- company, Honolulu, camo over on classified columns of tho Garden von Hamm-Youn- g Co., return- welcome at tlh service. Ltd., a ing summer school. Mr. Santos also Mr. and Mrs. Waialeale and fanv tho Kinau last Wednesday morning Island with tho' result that tho fol- ed from Honolulu last Wednesday RALPH W. BAYLESS, took a course In ngrlculturo at the Ily returned from town this morn' and Is touring tho island in tho in- lowing day his bird was returned morning after a short trip to town. Minister. University of Hawaii, ing. terest of her company. to him. ' 'HE QARbfcM ISLAND, WESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1922.

KING AND PIERRA HOLD BATTING HONORS FOR FIRST 8ERIES GOLF -- - SPORTS Caesar, of Koloa, has the honor of KITTY KUHLMAN WINS leading the Kauai baseball league GOLF TOURNAMENT for the first series with an average "6 of .600 and Roke, of Llhue, Is second Kitty Kuhlman gathered In the Scots Slaughtered Koloa Continues to Win; with .500, but the real honors for golf balls as the first prize for the YHX UNIVERSAL CAR leader and runner up go to King second hardlcap tournament of the of Makee, and Pierra of Llhue, as Wailua Golf Club. Kitty turned in By the Champions Makaweli Beaten 3 to 1 they have played In every game of a 45 for each round making a score AWwiBitif thmiow the series. of 90, which less, his handicap m( tint coat, (A lewmmt Pierra also leads with anaT ! the highest number of hits, having brought him down to a netted 70. In upkp hight McBRYDE INFIELD BLOWS UP; COSTA IS STINGY WITH HITS, rtMlt raiiM of mnj molar gathered thirteen hits while Bill Miller of Eleele pulled down oar rar built. MAKEE ROMPS HOME BY WHILE MAKAWELI BOOTS Hamada of Makaweli is second with eleven. the honors for the west side with a 11 TO 0 SCORE GAME AWAY copped third Some of the heavy sluggers of last 75 net while Leon Lane year are missing In the favored class place with a 78. Dan Arcia, Mm JJ, g Corstorphine all Outplaying, outpltclilng and Koloa has evidently given up the of the three hundred hitters this Spalding and Jim their opponents, the Makees lease that they held on the cellar year. The following are the men tied for fourth with a 79 each. complete reversal of form Bob Ballcster and Count Rlchter showed a during the first series and are mak who hit over .200 for the first series: 'at Kapaa on Sunday and snowed the ing a strong bid for the top' floor. played a special match that excited BATTING AVERAGES Scots under by the runaway score They continued to wir, taking the great interest. The Count finally AB R. DO II. Pet. of 10 to 0. Everybody expected a measure of Makaweli at Makaweli hung it on Bob by three strokes nt Caesar, Ko. 10 3 6 .600 tight battle, as the Scots had been by the score of 3 to 1. Costa again the eighteenth hole. Count turned in VIverlOB, Ma. 2 0 1 .500 going a gait since the second heaved good ball holding Makaweli a 170 while Bob handed in a 173 at fast Roke, L. 10 4 5 .500 opened, and the Makees, al- to four scattered hits. Wramp was Next Sunday the club will start series King. Ma. 24 4 10 .416 though they not been playing given poor support, eight errors an elimination series and qrcnrdlng had Pierra, L. 32 6 13 .406 always had the helping In his defeat. to the committee the qualifying mark good baseball, had Hamada, M. 29 11 11 .388 best will be set at a net 85. reputation of playing their Koloa started out in the first and Robello, L. 24 5 9 .375 against their strongest rivals. There scored one run, when with one away The Rame rule as the previous Teves, Ma. 11 4 4 .363 although was nothing exciting about the game Shuga doubled and Bush walked. tournaments will hold Neal, Ko. 14 3 5 357 may some changes in the however, as the Scots, with their Caesar forced Shuga at third, Bush there be Moura, Mc. 17 2 6 .353 handicaps. Drawings will be made rivals playing their heads off to going to second on the play. He stole Nakashlma, M. 16 2 5 .312 on Saturday and the members will win, never had a chance. third and scored when Nakashlma Tllley, Mc. 28 5 9 .321 threw wild to stop him. be notified as to the results. Cummings, Makee's best bet, had Bush. Ko. 23 7 7 .303 , up in half, a great day, the sunburned hurler Makaweli tied it their E. Watase, Mc. 20 6 6 .300 Fujil, L. 32 8 9 .281 singling scoring on Con- - allowing only three hits, two of Hamada and Okuda, L. 21 2 6 .286 Soong, Ma. 32 5 9 .281 long triple. which were the Infield variety. On- ant's Lydgate, L. 14 2 4 .286 Hajlme, L. 15 2 4 .267 score stayed even until the ly one Mcteryde player reached third The Hee, Ma. 30 6 8 .267 fifth when Koloa scortd one more. and three manged to get as far as KAUAI BASEBALL LEAGUE J. Pierra, Mc. 15 2 4 .267 Costa singled, Kondo hit to Wat- Unequaled InValue second base. He struck out seven Yoshlda, Ma. 35 5 9 .257 ase who threw to Ah Nee to force and walked one. Unusually good STANDING OF CLUBS K. Yamase, M. 28 6 7 .250 Costa but Ah Nee dropped the ball support hplped him score his second W. L. Pet. Ah Nee, M. 28 6 7 .250 and both men were safe. Costa stole season, his team Makee 3 .750 Spalding, Mc. 32 6 8 .250 shutout of the third. Shuga flew out to one center mates figuring In three fast dou- Koloa 2 .667 Conant, M. 25 5 6 .240 and Costa scored after the catch. McBryde 2 .667 Ishlmura, Mc. 17 3 4 .235 ble plays. Makaweli had a wonderful chance Tilly started for McBryde and was Makaweli 1 .333 M Yamase, M. 26 4 6 .230 Equipped with ElectricStarting to tie it up in the fifth but Costa 0 1 yanked In the third, although he Llhue .000 TaBhero, L. 23 5 .217 and Lighting System, demount- tightened and turned them back RESULTS SUNDAY Costa, Ko. 28 3 6 .214 was not hit hard. It was the crack- non-sk- id without a run. Nakashlma the first Koloa 3 Makaweli 1. Burgess, L. 24 6 5 .208 able rims, extra rim and ing of McBryde's Infield In the third up singled to K. Yamase man left. Makee 11 McBryde 0. T. Ohama, Mc. 29 5 6 .207 tires all around the Ford that caused the damage. Ohama re hit to Bush who booted. Wramp Tilly was hit freely, nine Sedan at $645 is the greatest placed but forced Nakashlma at third. Naito j additional safe bingles being record- filling the beat out an Infield hit -- motor car value ever produced ir-f- r fr ed by the scorers. Wretched sup- bases. Hamada hit to third and forc-- j an enclosed car of comfort, port, however, again figured promi- ed Yamase at the plate, while Wat- YOU CAN HAVE nently in the scoring. ase went out pitcher to first. convenience and beauty. Reas- For two and a half innings it Koloa scored their last run In the American Maid onably prompt delivery. Terms looked as if a great battle would be seventh. Costa tripled. Kondo bunt- if desired. dished out to the fans, but Mc ed safe but Costa did not score. or Cream Bread Bryde's infield cracked wide open Shuga hit to Wramp who trapped (Made with Flelschmann's Feast) In the third and started the Makees to Costa between third and home ! to their victory. A. Perrlera dropped but Hamada let the throw get away Sent to You by Parcels Post NawUumli (garag? k the ball on Cummings' grounder to and Costa scored. XI Just Give Your LOYE'S BISCUIT & BREAD CO. short. Rodrigues beat out a bunt The score: i Standing Order to Honolulu alnog line. Tsunehiro sing ab r h po a first base 0 led to center, scoring Cummings at Hamada, 3b 4 1 12 4 ter Yoshlda had advanced both run Watase, ss 3 0 1 ners with a sacrifice. Tilly, after Conant, rf 4 0 1 getting Watase's throw to the plate M. Yamase, lb 4 0 9 to head off Rodrigues, threw to sec Auld, If 2 0 1 2 ond to catch Tsunehiro, but Spalding Ah Nee, 2b 2 0 Nakashlma, c 4 0 8 dropped the ball, Rodrigues scoring, K. Yamase, lf-2- .... 4 0 1 Soong was retired, second to first Get the babit of eatin g lots of good butter. Wramp, p 4 0 0 threw wild to third to It i nouriKbiug and i t niaken food ho Waimea Stables, Ltd. Perreira Naito, cf 3 0 1 jour catch Tsunehiro, the latter scoring. Totals 35 1 4 27 20 much better. We believe you will find McBryde Infield continued to The KOLOA At Waimea and Nawiliwili crack in the fifth, giving the champs ab r h po a more. fumbled Mor-ita'- s The Most Famous Garages on Kauai. three Ishlmura Kondo, rf 4 0 1 long enough to grounder just Shuga, cf 5 0 2 sate on first. Maile leave the runner 4 1 0 Butter place to Bush, ss Tha gat transportation to followed with a short blngle Caesar, If 4 0 1 to right. Cummings sacrificed but Ikeda, 2b 4 0 0 exactly what you are looking for. It is good The Barking Sands, Olokele Canyon, Tank threw the ball to right field, M. Costa, 3b 3 0 5 butter but its price is reasonable. It comes Morita scoring, and both runners ad- Jardine, lb 4 0 0 11 protected from dust and dirt by a wrapper Canyon, vancing. Rodrigues scored both run- Waimea Kokee Camps, Gabriel, c 4 0. 0 7 of parchment paper. Your grocery store has ners with a single to right center. Costa, p 4 2 2 0 12 in stock. Kukuiolono Park, Wailua Falls, The Makees were temporarily Totals 36 3 5 27 17 it checked in the fifth and McBryde Hits and runs by in nlngs: Hanalei, Caves managed to get a runner to third Makaweli 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Haena for the first and only time during Base hits 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Our automobiles are comfortable, our re- game, singling two Koloa 1 0 0 0 0 drivers are the Ohama with 10 10 liable and have been with us for many years, and down, stealing second and reaching Base hits 1 1 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 know every Inch of the country. third on a wild throw by Cummings Metropolitan Meat Market, to catch him napping. Ishlmura, ss 3 0 0 1 3 The lucky seventh made it eight Spalding, 2b 3 0 1 3 4 HONOLULU We rent Ford Cars Without Drivers. to nothing for Makee. Tsunehiro Tilly, f 3 0 0 0 1 Moura, 1Mb 3 0 0 11 0 Agents for Territory singled and advanced to third on We run the stage I'ne between Llhue and Kekaha Soong's out. He was caught napping Tank, c 2 0 0 3 5 three round trips per week for his back J. Perreira, If 0 0 0 0 0 0 but Ishlmura aimed We do draylng and hauling by trucks all over the Islana. Instead of for Cavera's glove, en- A. Perreira, lb 1 0 2 0 1 abling him to reach third, from N. Ohama, p 2 1 2 2 0 A. GOMEZ, Mgr. CLEM GOMES, on King's single. Cavera, 3b 3 0 3 Mgr. where he scored 10 WAIMEA BRANCH NAWILIWILI BRANCH sac- Watase, cf 3 0 0 King went to second on Hum's 10 Tel. 43 W Tel. 492-- rifice, and to third on an error by Ttotals 28 3 24 16 12 Moura on first. Morita walked and MAKEE Vlveiros singled, Bcorlng King. To ab r h po a make it worse, McBryde presented Rodrigues, lb 3 2 2 10 their opponents with another three Yoshida, 3b 4 runs in the eighth. Cummings' hot Tsunehiro, ss 5 liner was slightly misjudged by Tilly Soong, c 5 in left and muffed. Rodrigues was King, If 6 i passed and Yoshlda beat out an in- Kum Lin, 2b 3 1 1 w 3 0 0 t field hit to short Cavera booted Morita, rf Tsunehlro's grounder, scoring Cum- Vlveiros, cf 4 0 0 mings and Rodrigues. Soong filed Cummings, c 3 1 1 WIRELESS Totals 35 11 12 27 12 3 HALL SON to center and Yoshlda was out & TflJT MCCUHRTt INTrftOlflND 4HVICt 4 third. Tsunehiro, however, Hits and runs by innings: Udm stealing R success- McBryde nits negotiated the third station 00000000 00 ellMMRII noi raie at .15 on King's fourth Base hits hi . fully and scored 10011000 03 cose . .xa making, making a Makee x 11 Distributors f j MI.HT LITlim . hit of the day, 00330023 i (HexfltThspitionhvit mnil w.is total of 11 to 0. Base bits 01231032 x 12 .If McBryde threatened to save a SUMMARY whitewash in the ninth but a fast Earned runs: Makee, 3. Left on McBryde 2, 7. Sacri- TERRIT0RY HAWAII i double play killed off whatever bases: Makee 0F IfIf J it m.iUTiea 1, Spald- chances they had Watase fanned fice hits: Yoshlda 2, King TH0NE: . . OTTltt M01THS: i but Sllva's grounder was fumbled by ing, Ohama. Double plays: Yoshida our Uteit price King to NNGet Tsunehiro. Gabriel grounded to to Rodrigues to Yoshida; WREIESS DEPT.. .3oTn t. 5 30Pr Tsunehiro who threw to Kum Lin, Rodrigues; Tsunehiro to Kum Lin WIGHT 1JL ClIklTSBV T Rid-rlgue- LI HUE, KRURI. forcine SUva, and then threw to to Rodrigues; Spalding to Ishlmura j ti ?RrVio lOfUt t jetting the batter by a close to A. Perreira.; Ishlmura to Spald- play. ing to Moura. Bases on balls: off Toe following is the box score: Cummings 1. off Tilly 1, off Ohama McBRYDE 3. Struck out by Cummings 7, by ab r h po a e Tilly 1, by Ohama 1. Umpires: Ward Sllvt, rf ss 4 0 10 10 and Prloste. Time of game: 2 lira. READ THE GARDEN ISLAND Gabriel, rf l 0 0 0 0 0 Scorer, Teraoka. THE GARDEN ISLAND, . TUESDAY, AUGUST 22. 1922.

ed Kagl late In the afternoon after WOMEN CONDEMN ALIEN LABOR 1 H.tJ'JUj jWMWUWJ J .Willi a most delightful trip to the forests The Women's Republican auxili- A TRIP THROUGH of Arisan and the country of the ary of Kapaa are very much in favor FORMOSA head-hunter- s or savages... for which of having the law enforced strictly By WILLIAM WATERHOUSE I am deeply Indebted to the governor-g- in the matter of employing alien The Best Photograph Needs eneral. Yoshiokn, and to my labor on governmental contracts. At a Suitable very gonial host, Mr. Nagayam.i, (Continued from last week.) his head, and told him that she one of their recent meetings a reso- who crrtainly is one of the most lution wa calling at- The governor general told the needed him and tried her best to introduced the delightful men I have met for a tention of the board of supervisors story of Goho as follows: stop "him to no but avail. He was long time; and who did everything to the fact that a certain contractor FRAME About years ago 10 oeiuie the determined to carry out his plan. in his power to make the trip a who had been doing some work on Japanese pleasant took over Formosa, a Chin- So the day appointed he put on the and profitable one to me. school buildings on this Island had ese mini by the name of "doho" a red coat ami went out into the My trip to Formosa has been ex- employed labor, and he is really remarkable how ceedingly guard or agent of the government, woods and waited for the savages, interesting :ai the treat- was thus enabled to bid on govern- JT ment I have received nt the hands much heller even the best was so kind to the savages that they they not knowing his plan. ment contracts for which tenders became very foud of him look- of all the officials ami people was were culled for more cheaply than ami When the savages saw the man pictures looi in corretl frames. ed on him as tlieir best friend. just delightful. I arrived in Yoko- those who were employing citizen a Thus he was able to keep tl.em in with red coat on they shot him hama the 27th of August, 1921 and labor and asking the county fathers Let us show the effetl thai an cheek to a great and when they came to take his have traveled considerable thru the extent and ho was to insist that all contractors live up artistic frame can produce : : able to help them in many ways. lie head they found that it was their southern part of Japan (main island) to the letter of the law and employ exerted a good influence over them. best and only friend who had done and Kyushu and ever since I ar- only citizen labor. Although he was not a Christian ,;o much for them and had tried his rived I have received the most The women seem to be of the he was very anxious to have them best to stop the practice of head- kindly treatment from the Japanese opinion that their husbands, broth- W. SENDA STUDIO stop the practice of head hunting, hunting. They were very ex- people generally and I find them to I much ers and sons should be given the Kiutui Virus, hddiik Film Finisliiiitj which was a religious rite with cited and did not know what to do. be very considerate of the comfort chance to work on these contracts them. They hunted their enemits; Finally it was suggested that after of foreigners and do all they can instead of the same being given out umii: and shot them to secure their heads this they would stop tlio practice to make you ferl that they are glad to aliens in our midst whose stand- to offer to the great spirit, tioho of hunting human heads, which tl.ey to hiive you here. If really want to ard of living is much lower, and determined to stop this barbarous have done ever since. Some of the know what kind of people the Jap- who are thus enabled to underbid practice if it was in his power. So other tribes still hunt heads for anese people are, travel with me the citizen for any job. he suggested to the chief that they the same purpose but this tribe for a while and I feel sum that you use the old heads instead of shoot- does not. will soon come to find that you ing their neighboring tribes, as it No religious teaching is allowed havo a warm spot in your heart for was not a good tiing to do and was :.niong the savages of this district. them, unless you have a heart of making him feel very badly. After I gave the principal of the school stone. From Maine to Waikiki the wild waves know them. considerable talk back and forth he i omo good reading matter in Jap- I have just read of what a pub- was able to secure their consent to anese, u Sunday School picture lishing firm did, not long since. please him. But this did not last i croll and some picture cards to They had purchased from a man the long. One day they came and told i;ive the scholars that did well in manuscript a writ- Know What? Goho that the great spirit was not tchool, and they seemed glad to of book he had ten for 1000 yen. They sent satisfied and they would have to l,et them. I was able to getoa num- later him a check for 30 or 40 thousand hunt for new heads. He tried his ber of good snapshots of the sav-cge- s yen 20 best to get them to change their with my Kodak as they were (15 or thousand dollars) SWIMMING SUIT minds but without avail. They said nt work. Also some groups as they after the 100th edition has been THE JANTZEN that the great spirit was not satis- were standing around. passed. This was done without any fied and they were determined to The governor's representative gave obligation on the part of the pub- hunt more heads to offer to the tiiem a message from the governor lishing firm. What do you think of great spirit. Goho was very much cn subject of their being required that? distressed and hardly knew what to to work, and try and help themselv- do to stop the dreadful practice, fin- es and that the government would ally he decided he would rather help them. Tl.ey raise considerable give his own life than to have their tjbacco, some grain and corn. Ba-- lives sacrificed. Whether he had anas grow well here. JEWELERS ever heard of the offering of Christ We retired early as we were to Everything the on the cross for a lost world or not, start on pur journey back early the in no one knows, but he determined next morning. At about 4 a.m. we Silver and Cold Line to try and stop the practice by giv- vere awakened and found some of Tich Cut Qlasu ing the savages of this special tribe the savages with torches outside to and Jlrt Goods where he was stationed and told feive us light to wash by, and which them that he had thought the mat- we did out in the open. After we Merchandise of the ter all over and had decided that had eaten a light breakfast we 3)est Quality Only they should get one new head and started on our journey to the top offer that, and from that time no of the mountain. It was dark and Ho Fo more heads should be taken. a light rain or heavy mist was fall- Wkhnrasuni The savages finally consented to ing but we were lighted on our try his way, and see if that would way by the savages with torches &Co. LfaL satisfy the great spirit. So made grass. princi- he said of bamboo The Leading Jenelers that on a certain day they were to pal with the whole school and some go to get the head, but they were of the savages were lined up to bid P. O. BOX 342 HONOLULU to look for a man me dif- with a red coat farewell. It was with some t iqi on, and not to shoot any other ficulty that we reached the top of but that one, so they agreed to try the mountain, as the path was rath- the plan. er slippery and with only the light Copyright 1922, Jantwa Knlttln Mill Great preparations were made and the torches gave us on the first at the appointed time they went part of the trip we were longer in The Milburn to hunt the man with the red coat. making the trip up than it took us We have them in a variety of sizes and colors for Goho told his wife of all that had coining down. Puncture-Proo- transpired and that he had decided We arrived at Jujiro in plenty of f to give his own life in order to stop time to catch the down train, and this dreadful practice as he did found Mr. Najayama on the train, Tube not know of any other way to stop and we all came down together. The MEN the practice of head hunting that clouds cleared away before we No punctures or slow leaks possibly this would stop it. 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A If INTER-ISLAN- B DECIDES en by pest in the infested district rri nouns J --V ON A NAME of Hamakua at Pahakea on Pauilo A CARD In keeping with Its polity in nam- plantation, Hawaii, by the local health Last Saturday night at the Ha- ing Its liners for noteworthy moun- department and by the territorial waiian hall at Kupaa a delightful I desire to give notice that Mr. Neil tain peaks Inter- was given auspices in the territory, the board of health, since the revelation concert under the Lydick is no longer associated with me in 1 lie fir -Island Steam Navigation of the Church of Jesus Christ of com- of tour cases of infected persons and production of business for the Mutual Life In- MODERN pany has definitely decided to Latter Day Saints for the bene'fit CRAKKCASE name their resultant death. lr. Juines T. surance Co., of New York, or in any other their new flagship that Is now on Wuyson has been dispatched by the of a community hall at Kapaa. The CLEANING SERVICE ways Ro- the at the Sun Shipbuilding territorial health department to in- concert was In charge of Mrs. rapacity. company, Chester, Pa., salie Keliinoi, and the main event II. 15. Git AM. Calol Flushing Oil for ssfe, thorough "Haleakala," vestigate the matter. All cleaning In horor of Maui's was the repitition of the Hawaiian and Zerolcne for correct famous crater, A little daughter of C. Murakami refilling, make the ideal combination says the Valley story of Moikeha, which was given Isle Chronicle. was stricken with this disease on for better engine performance. At Credit for is last December at the Lihue Armory. dealera who display ign. this largely due to August 1, and died two days later. the the efforts of Lorrin K. The hall was prettily decorated for Smith, who The post mortem examination re- STANDARD OIL COMPANY circulated a petition the occasion. A large crowd gathered to the company vealed that she was attacked with (California) that was signed by many to hear the singing and to enjoy prominent pest, her lungs being affected. The citizens of Maui asking tho various stunts. Miss Mahikoa and that Ilalea- family was quarantined for nine kala be the name Miss Aileen Scharseh proved to be selected. days and on August 11, the brother The Afmi very coy princesses and in their duet Chamber of Commerce of the dead girl was with desiring to show attacked to Moikeha, "Tho Winds from Over their appreciation fever. The parents were frightened for this recognition has de- the Sea," they brought out the rich taken and immediately secured the uid of finite steps to see quality of their voices and were that the new iJr. Asami at Hilo. liner be provided with an Inscribed certainly deserving of the encore It was found boy was at- plate or photograph for Its social that the which their artistic work evoked. tacked hall that will be in keeping with a similar disease and John Kealoha was the smiling Mo- Tip with Top the name. was later transferred to the Wuiakea ikeha and Sam Waiwaiole acted the isolation hospital. His is Theatr condition When the new craft Is placed in part of aged king of Kauai. becoming worse and on August 13, service she will probably ply be- The chorus singing, the quartets an injection was to prevent tween Honolulu and Hilo. as she made and trios were much enjoyed. Miss blood poisoning. At thetinie of writ- will bo considerably faster than any Kilauano and Miss Malania and Hamilton Theatrical ing suffering Corporation he is considerably and Ku-han- presents of the other boats on the line. If young Kilauano sang beautiful a his recovery is doubtful. the Manna Kea is placed on the very effectively and were re- in Kahului run and the Kilauea ocm shitted peatedly called back for more. For GOODHUE COMPLETELY to rtauai, (he general improvement encores they responded with some EXONERATED AT BOARD in the service will be a material songs which OF HEALTH MEETING of the older Hawaiian aid to our commerce. appreciated by those Members of the board of health were much present. FRED PATTERSON TO last Thursday denied a petition pre- The Makaiwa Glee Club composed BE ASSISTANT TO sented by residents of Hoosevelt (formerly of Messrs. Ekc-keht- , Kaiu, Kealoha DISTRICT ATTORNEY 1'ukoo), Molokal, asking K. and Lono rendereda bolabola master- Frederick L. Patterson, well known the removal of Dr. S. Goodhue, as government piece to pea I ta matani," Hilo lawyer and former resident of physician for the "Till WEDNESDAY district, and the same Mine ex- which was 'something new nnd pro- Lihue, will succeed Norman I). Rod-bol- at as assistant district attorney, it tended to the doctor their approval voked much laughter. They had to AUG. 23 was announced Thursday, says the of his acts in the performance of respond to the insistent demand for (5imniounl Advertiser. Mr. Patterson, now in his duties on the island, says the some more of "Titii." Elder Olsen tho city, will take up his new duties Star-Bulleti- contributed a vocal solo which was September 1. Meanwhile, it is Some Molokai resldi ills claimed also well received and ho also had expected, authorization for his ap- that Dr. Goodhue overcharged for to respond with an encore. pointment will bo received from his services, and also that l.e de- The third part of the program con- Washington and the Republican manded ls from indigent patients. sisted of dances a Tahitan dance, territorial central committee will lOugene Duvauchelle, who circulated violent, full of action and appealed have an opportunity to endorse him. the petition attended tho hearing to tho audience as a good exercise attorney. Born in California in 1SS!, Mr. with his He was given for reducing the avoirdupois and a an opportunity Patterson came to Hawaii in 1015 to substantiate his dance styled the Butterfly dance, - i charges, and has made his home in the is- but he declined to do so on which was the opposite of'tlio other, lands He is the advice of his attorney, since. a classmate of when full of grace and poise and appealed Judge Itay J. OTirien of the local the board declined to defer hearing to the aesthetic taste of 1 l.e music circuit court and with was ' unii the attorney could look fur- this jurist loving. They were both well received graduated in law at the University ther into the matter. The board and were much enjoyed. of California in 1913. pointed out that Duvauchelle had Mr. Patterson began his practice been notified a month ago that the After the program at the Hawaiian Tera-ok- a of law in the islands nt Lihue, Ka- petition would bo hoard yesterday. hall there was dancing at the uai, going later to Hilo. During the Dr. Goodhue presented signed hall where a glee club from war he was captain of II Co., 1st statements from several of those furnished music for the 1 Hawaiian Regiment. Harry Steiner, who signed the petition. Some of occasion. Altogether a very enjoy- the other district attorney, having them said that when they signed able evening was had by those who MA been a first liutenant in the same they did not realize they were fur- came. A handsome sum was realized company. Mr. Patterson was for- nishing a scheme to remove tho and will go far towards the goal merly president of the Hilo baseball doctor. Doctor Goodhue also claim which tho ciders who are on this league and is a Mason. ed that some of the signatures were mission have had in mind since thky obtained Vhru intimidation. came here the erection of a ball HEALTH OFFICIALS Doctor Goodhue has been in the in Kapaa where the young poojMe FIGHTING PLAGUE IN local government service for twenty can gather for a good time under HAMAKUA DISTRICT years. Accompanied by his ,wife, proper supervision. Rigid steps have been taken to he will leave shortly for a trip to 1 protect residents, from being strlck- - Honduras, Central America. MATHEWMAN TO SUCCEED IRWIN, LAWYERS THINK SATURDAY GOOD MEALS Lawyers are discussing what they believe to be the probable appoint- "BEAUTY'S WORTH" ment in the near future of former A Cosmopolitan-Paramoun- t Judge J. A. Mathemman to succeed feature with Harry Irwin as attorney general for Await you at Child's 1 ;w the territory, with Miss Marguerite Ashford as his first deputy, to sue-- " MARION DAVIES New, high class ecn- - modern, restauraut, $0 feed Joseph Lightfoot, tho incum- A whimsical, charming comedy drama elaborately staged. trally located. Cool and comfortable. hvl- - bent, says the Advertiser. Intelligent, courteous service. European Both Mr. Lightfoot and Mr. Irwin v53 plan. Operated in connection with the are holdover Democrats, appointed SUNDAY . by former Governor McCarthy, and i it has been the policy of the pres- ent administration to appoint Repub- BERT LYTELL Blaisdell Hotel licans to all vacancies as fast as they occur. J.F. CHILD, Proprietor. Both are also members of the in laud board and as such receive $100 a mouth. Such also is the former The Metro Feature territorial treasurer, Delhert K. Metz-ger- , Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd. who is still a member of the HONOLULU AND HILO board, altl.ough his term as treasur- er ran out some time' ago. "THE IDLE Sugar It is his contention that Governor Factors and Commission Merchants McCarthy appointed him as an in- RICH" and IMPORTERS OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE dividual and not that the appointment runs for lour years. Whether Mr. Irwin anil Mr. Light- GENERAL HARDWARE foot will take the same stand is a

Builders' Hardware, crockery, Glassware, Silverware, Sporting Go()ds, subject of speculation. feutiuTfl mrfiiiini Fishing Tackle, Firearms, Ammunition, Safes, Refrigerators, Spark Plugs, Flashlights, Paints, Varnishes, Brushes In Spite of All BERT LYTELL in a scene from "THE IDLE RICH" world Oils, Greases, Harness, Saddlery, Hoofing, Trunks, The oldest doctor in the has just celebrated his 100 birthday. Suit Cases, Ktc, Etc. His case is regarded as a triumph fur nature over medical knowledge. GROCERIES Punch (London ). Fancy and Stape Lines, Feed, Ktc. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 30 DRY GOODS Shoes, Toilet Supplies, Stationery, Ktc. BEBE Ktc, JAS. F. lORGM DANIELS INSURANCE AGENTS in the Realart Production Writers of Fire, Marine, Compensation, Automobile and Miscellaneous Company, Limited Insurance Policies Stock and Bond Brokers, Real "Nancy Nowhere " AGENTS Estate Agents and Realty from FOR Auctioneers. Canadian-Australia- n Royal Mail Steamship Lino i cbc DojzL ,3 No. 180-18- Merchant Street LMzncv Pram J Upon application information will be cheerfully L Sb i. bwAerc furnished in regard P. O. Box 594 n.L - to any other lines in which you may interested. I HONOLULU ft

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MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF NOTICE INTENT TO FORECLOSE, AND WAINIHA HUI LAND University Extension Letter OF SALE The Phone 291 A P. O. Box 27 Tho nnmuil meeting of tho Walnl-l.- a to a power of con- Pursuant sale Hui Lund. Halelen, Kauni, will BONE AS A FERTILIZER only by feeding tests, and witt.out tained in that certnln Mortgage be held at Wainlha Hall, Sept. 7, by CARLOS M. The use of bono us a fertilizer tins knowledge we cannot accurate- made FRATICKLL1. 1922, at 10 o'clock n. m. of Kalaheo, County of It Is hereby requested that nil dates back to 1774 and murks the ly know how much a certain feed is Kai'u., Mort- gagor, to the FARM LOAN IIOjiRU menibrrs of the said hul bo present beginning of the commercial fertil- worth. at the time and place nbove men OF HAWAII, Mortgagee, izer industry. The English firm dis Tins scratch food (proposed above) dated tho tioned. Koloa 27th day of February, IJ. Garage covered its value when upplied to alone is not satisfactory, us tue ra- a. l't.'o, WM. II. RICK, in worn out pastures, and they import- tio between proteins und eaiooliy-Jrute- s and recorded the Registry Office, President, Walniha Hul Land. Ouhu. in Liber 647, on pages 371 Lihue. Kauni, Aug. 1, 1922. ed large qutities from continental is too wide, being uoout 1 to 374, inclusive and that certain (Aug. 22) AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Europe and later from America. The to lu instead of 1 to 4 The an- Additional Charge to said Mortgagee supply of bones left as deposits from of digestible ot alysis nuuieiits such made ,by said Mortgagor to said NOTICE Dealers in Tires and Accessories past generations is very limited and .1 tood us follows: scriucli is Mortgagee, dated the 21st day of HAENA HUI LAND wholly de- we are at present almost Wheat, ZiiO lbs; my matter July, A. 1). 1920, and recorded In pendent on the livestock industry. .us; protein IS. a lbs.; caruoliydrales said office, in Liber 567, on pages llae-n- a phos- The annual meeting of the ACETYLENE WELDING A SPECIALTY While a good share of the 3.5 ra- SG lIZ.I lbs; fat ios.; nutritive and 87 and that certain Addi- Hui Laud, Halelen. Kauai, will phorus in the crops eaten by ani- y.u tio i: tional Charge to said Mortgagee, be held at the H:iena Hall, Sept. 1, mals is used in building up the 100 lbs; dry Sit. 5 lbs.; Com, matter made by said Mortgagor to said 1922. at 10 o'clock a. m. skeleton of animals, not all Is used protein V.O curboiiydraleo crude lbs.; Mortgagee, dated the 29th day of It Is hereby requested that nil in this manner, and merely return- U7.S 4.0 val- lbs.; fat lbs.; nutritive November, A. D. 1920, and record- members of the said hui. be present FIRST CLASS WORK GUARANTEED ing tho bones of animals to the ue, 1:10.4. ed in said office, in Liber 572, on at the time and place men- they were grown will above farm where When this scratch food is fed pages 473 and 475, inclusive, notice tioned. alone not maintain the phosphorus high in half and half with a mash is hereby given that said Mortagee WM. H. RICK. supply. Fortunately there are im- protein (say 17 per cent digestible intends to foreclose said Mortgage, President, Haena Hui Land. mense deposits of mineral phospates nu- protein) the ratio of Ulgestible and said Additional Charges, for Lihue. Kauai, Aug. 1, 1922. are largely used to maintain which trients is brought down to about condition broken, the non- (Aug.S-l.V22.- tho phosphorus supply of our soils. the right figure us indicated in the payment of principal and Interest Buy a 5 Uones were fist applied to the following table: when due. ploughed land in large chunks, and Grain mixture 25.7 lbs crude pro- Notice is likewise given that said under. The phosphorus contained, tein; 240.5 lbs. carbahydrales in- Mortgagee will sell the property1 very of course, becomes available cluding fats; nutrition ratio, 1:10 described in said Mortgage at the I j and Bank the difference. when supplied, and fur- Koloa slowly thus plus. front entrance of the County UuiM-iug- , thermore is not properly distributed. Dry mash, crude protein 59.5 lbs. Llhue, County of Kauai, Terri- Nawiliwili Garage Next it was noted that the results ear Lmhy Urates including fat 182.7 tory of Hawaii, on Saturday, the were Plantation wero far better when the bones lbs.; nulriotion ratio. 1:3 plus. 12th day of August, A. D. 1922, at first ground. Lieblg soon after found WHAT DO WE MEAN BY "INSECT the hour of noon of said day. 1 that the phosphorus contained was CONTROL" The property described in said t Store more by treating the made available Our warfare against insect pest3 Mortgage to as afore-Bald- , I and be sold Wholesale and Retail Groceries 7 ground bone with sulphuric acid result in one of three things: 1 The consists of: i applying, producing what we Dry Goods of all Descriptions before insect species in question may ba 1. All his right, title and inter- now term acidulated bone meal. In If you are not now receiving tlie REX-AT.- L eradicated, wiped out of existence? est In and to that certain Special ? General Plantation 1 recent years much of the bone has MONTHLY MAGAZINE, please semi exterminated; 2 it may be brought Homestead Agreement No. 1S53, T Supplies T been steamed before using ir order under control, although not exter- dated as of the 31st day of January, yoilr name for mailing list. The magazine to remove as much of the fat and - minated; 3 it may be only check- A. D. 1920, and in and to the land lias recently been enlarged and improved by nitrogenous matter as possible, ed in its depredations' by a reduc- referred to and described in said the addition of stories by prominent writers which has other values. The fat tion in numbers, but not held in agreement, which land is designated no whatever as a fertil- and pictures of current events. has value control. We frequently mix these as Lot No. 60, Lawal Tract, situate izer, and it has been supposed that terms in speaking of certain insect at Lawai, in the District of Ko-lo- the tnight Interfere with the Honolulu Paper Co. 27ms Service is Ahttolutcly Free fat pests. Let us look a little more in County of Kauai, Territory af- disintegration of the bone in the detail at these three terms. oresaid and contains 26.7 acres, more soil. Limited The extermination of an insect or less; " ; In refining sugar, the raw sugar species in any locality is almost im- 2. All buildings, fences, and oth- is melted and passed thru bone possible. Some years ago California er permanent improvements now on black filters, which remove the col- Wholesale Paper Dealers tried to eradicate the Florida orange said land, or which during the life or and foreign matter (largely ni- pest that became established in one of this mortgage, may be construct- trogenous) found in the raw sugar. and Stationers. county, and used heroic measures ed or placed thereon specifically, When this animal charcoal is of no ex- to do it, and several times the one dwelling house" appraised at $1,-60- f'.'.tera-tions- , use repeated 821-82- further after perts declared that the bug had one outbuilding appraised at 3 Alakea Street it is acidulated and used as been wiped out, so far as, California and fences appraised at $400.-0- a fertiizer. $200.00 HONOLULU, HAWAII. was concerned but every time it together with all . furniture and The exall Store The Ohio experiment gives station reappeared a few months later. A furnishings, equipment, et cetera, of the following as average composi- few individuals had been overlooked such buildings, which includes 2 tion of bone products used os fer- in the extermination process and beds, 6 chairs, 1 table, and 1 stove. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd. tilizers: they started a new population. We 3. All farming Implements and Pre Cent Percent Percent have In Hawaii one case ot appar- tools now owned by the said Mort- Nitrogen Phos. Acid Limestone ' HOTEL LIHUE ent extermination effected by a para- gagor and used by him in connec- Service very Second Raw bone 4.0 20.5 7.0 site a very remarkable and inter tion with his farming operations Steamed bone 1.0 28.5 9.0 . (The Fairview) esting case the Anomala beetle of on land, or wnicn, during me Acidulated said sugar cane. The why and wherefore life of this mortgage, may be ownedfll' Twenty two Elegant Rooms Box 420 bone 2.0 16.0 Honolulu, T. II. of this will be the subject of a and so used by him Mum iSuuuing Acidulated in story in a later letter. 4. Any animals whicn are pre boneblack 16.0 Three Airy Cottages Now, the control of an insect pest during the life of this mortgage may I Bone meul is a long time fertil what does that mean? When we be owned and maintained by the! (Jniiiue Unexcelled in Coun- izer as contrasted with such a ni- ft have a horse or a motor under our Bald Mortgagor, connection try trogen fertilizer as saltpeter (nitrate in wiiji Districts control, we can regulate its move- the farming operations conducted of soda) which will either be quick- w. H. RICE, ments according to our desireB, but on Baid land; specifically including Jr. READ THE GARDEN ISLAND ly used by the crops or be Proprietor lost It is not often that we can regulate one now owned and main soon horse after its application. In the the activities of an insect species. tained; British iBles they assume one that The apple growers on the mainland 5. Any crop or crops growing or year after the application of the can (and commonly do) control the to be grown during the life of this bone fertilizer, two-third- s of the activities of the codlin moth so mortgage upon said land. fertility originally will still be un- thut very little injury is done to Terms cash on the fall of the used and available for future crops their fruit. The California and Flor- hammer. and that two years the appli after ida orange growers are able to con- Deed at the expi use of purchaser. cation one-thir- d of the fertility will trol most of their insect pests by THIS FARM LOAN HOARD be unused. we still When fertilize periodic fumigation or spraying. To OF HAWAII, products we with bone uro looking a considerable degne the sugar Mortgagee. into the future, as well as supply-- ' platters in Hawaii nre holding in For further particulars, apply to ii'g some fertility for the present. control certain Insect pests by the The Farm Loan Board, Kxecutive The phosphorous contained in min- use of parasites and natural ene- Building, Honolulu, or to .1. M. I.yd eral phosphates is probably as valu- mies instead of by mechanical means. gate, Lihue, Kauai. able as that contained in bono meal nut so long as we cannot fully con and the actual cost per pound of trol the parasite h, this kind of con "On account of tho absence of phosphoric acid contained should de- trol is more or less uncertain. bidders at tho time and plare of termine whether to use mineral Often the case of mere chackln; the foregoing notice, sale of phosphates or bone meal. L. A. the an insert is wrongly referred to as the foregoing described property was Ilenke. controlling it. Tl.e fruit fly, melon and is hereby postponed to 12 o DIGESTIBLE NUTRIENTS IN fly many and other injurious Insect clock (noon) of September 12, 1922" POULTRY MEAL Nobby Cords spi ries here are at larked by para- (Aug.22) According to careful studies made sites which reduce the pests in num- Reduce - Your by experts in New York state, lay- bers, but there are enough left to irg hens require 5 2 pounds of do a lot of damage. And In some sea- Trucking Costs digestible nutrients for every 100 sons the parasites are, below aver- pounds (live weight) of fowl, one age, flurtualiug and changing in TEACHERS Nobby Cords absorb the pound of which should be digestible tho degree of their effectiveness, - shocks of the road , while crude protein and 4 pounds car- because of factors over which we ATTENTION bahydrates (digestible). have l'o control. the great, sturdy knobs One of Hawaii's leading poultry To actually control an insect pest on the tread grip the producers has recently asked us for by means of parasites or other nat- Teachers desiring to spend the chemical analysts roadway the of a scratch ural enemies seems usually to he summer vacation in Honolulu, or the street and hold the food consisting of 250 pounds wheat almost impossible, although Ha- in by communicating with the truck steadily on its path. Greater and 100 pounds cracked corn. What waii the sugar planters have achie- he wanted was Information on the ved it in the case of certain pests. Roselawn, 1366 King St., Hono- speed more trips longer service digestible nutrients in that scratch Elsewhere, injurious insect species lulu, celebrated for Its excel- these are the high points of food rather than the chemical analy- are checked and reduced in numbers lent cuisine, reservations with sis. A chemical analysis would show by Nobby Cord Economy. parasites but not held in control, board can be secured, and at the percentage of protein matter, requiring that mechanical moans of the Beach Annex, 2517 Kala-kau- a fats, and carbohydrates present but warfare be used to gain the control. . United States Rubber Export Co. Ltd would give us no information as to (This is the first of a series of Ave., Waikiki, at reduc- digestibility. This can bo gotten Hamm-YoungCc- short articles on Insect Control ) ed summer rates. The von ... Kapaa

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MANULANI TAKES 6000 TONS after loading a cargo of 6000 tons Teachers' Appointments SOCIAL NOTES SUGAR FROM PORT ALLEN of sugar, the largest ever loaded at The Matson steamer, Manulani ar Port Allen this year, departed to- rived at Port Allen last Friday and day for Hllo. MRS. ERIC KNUDSEN LEAVES OMK For The Coming Term F03 MAINLAND Mrs. Eric Kimdscn and children, and The list of the teachers for the Gar.dall, Mrs. Mary L. Gilllsple-Fern- , Waldemar. Alexandria, Anne and Kauai schools for year Mrs. Mary A. Gomes, Miss Lorene the coming Elizabeth, and their house guest, PHOTO has Just been released by the de- Phelps, Miss Grace D. Crosby, Mrs. Mrs. Grace Daggett Campbell, of partment of education. The appoint-mert- s Verna Hogg, Miss Lottie Jordan, San Francisco, left last Wednesday are tentative and there Is Mrs. Esther Keahl, Mrs. Beatrice l SUPPLIES by the WHhelmlna for the main- no doubt Lane, Miss ... Q that there will be some Hannah K. Sheldon, Miss land. Mrs. Krudsen will make her changes before school opens. Elizabeth Tseu, Mrs. Wede-meye- Send for Catalogue Henrietta home In Los Angeles, liei children The following are Miss Alice Bach the tentative McMillan, attending private schools In that city appointments: Yamamoto, Miss Ethel Richmond, Special Attention to Mall Orders and Mrs. Campbell will return to Miss Jane A. Strafford. Young man , Kauai High and Grammar F. J her home after n visit of several I Dollinger, LouIbq to be appointed. Mrs. Snead, Miss weeks in the islands. Honolulu Photo ' Wilda Counts, Mrs. Eleanor Hobby Huleia Mrs. Dora R. Ahaua, Miss Supply Co. Mrs. May C. Leudbotter,, R.lss Kath-ry- Eleanor Au, Miss Lee, Miss "EVERYTHING 0 Abbie Mrs. A. Englehard delightfully en- PHOTOGRAPHIC" Mclntyre, Miss Adu M, Morgan, Harriet Toklta. UNIFORMITY 1059 Fort Street, Honolulu tertained at n three-tabl- e bridge last Thomas Vance, Mrs. 13. Kogi.rs, P. O. Alma Koloa Mrs. Maude Sisson, Airs. Thursday afternoon, having as her r Box 2999 Mrs. Edith N. Troeller, Abraham r Minnie Aka, Miss Marie Baptiste, guests Mrs. Scott, Mrs. R. Wilcox, Wile, Mrs. Katl.erine C. Crawford, Mrs. Henry Blake, Miss Hanayo Mrs. C. Wilcox. Mrs. rhilip Rice, Miss Laura A. McKay, Mrs. Sue Mrs. Doris Dunlavey, Miss pother gaBon.Every drop ca- -t Mrs. W. Crawford, Mrs. J. Smith, i Carter, Lewis Ralph Jackson. Toshiko Ichino.se, C. Lovell, pable Edward Mrs. J. M. KuIhib, Mrs. W. C. Hob- of vaporizing rapidly Haena Mrs. E. M. Booco, Miss Miss Elizabeth Brandt, Miss Flor ' CALIFORNIA FEED ICO. by, Mrs. C. W. Scribner, Mrs. O. and uniformly in the carbu--. I Elizabeth Watt. ence Osborn, Yoshiichl Miyahara, Grand-home- , Olson, Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. tor, and being LIMITED I Hanalel Miss Cook, Miss Yasu Nakao, Mrs. Shellenberg Long-streth- , consumed Kulherlne Mrs. C. J. Fern, Mrs. ' Dealers In Madnlltu-Ashin-, er, Mrs. Janet Relchart, Miss Kat- - Miss Eva L. Ashin, Miss Mrs. J. C. tJamieson and Mrs. completely in the cylinder at Hay, Grain and Chicken Supplies suko, Miss Tseu! Tashima.. Mrs. Lena Sanborn. Dora Broadbent. the jump of the spark. SOLE AGENTS FOR Kilauea Mrs. Frances Widdlfleld, Omao Mrs. Chie Miyazawa. International Stock, Poultry Food Kalaheo Chester Carlson, George Mrs. Juliet S. Akana, Mrs. Victoria MRS. FOSTER HORNER HOSTESS and other specialties. Arabic for Betsui, Mrs. Alma Carlson, Misn That's "Red Crown." M. Huddy, Mrs. Emily Lewis, Mrs. AT BRIDGE TEA cooling Iron Roofs. Petaluma In- Oyoshi Fujlmoto, Miss Marguerite S Janet Scott Akana, Mrs. Mabol Pat- Mrs. Charles Fern was the guest cubators and Brooders. Hamamoto, Miss Irene Chung, Miss That!sjuality ingasoline. terson, Mrs. Ada M. Scott, Mrs. Ma of honor at a very delightful bridge King's Special Chick Food Olive Dang, Knight. tilda White. Miss Florence E. given by Mrs. Foster Horner, r P. O. Box 452 Honolulu Miss Anna Mae Johnston, Benjamin tia Use "Red Crown" Koolau Miss Lily Naea, Miss Eli- last Wednesday afternoon. Besides and M. Tashiro, Miss Helen Havlichek. zabeth Mikahaka. the guest of honor, otbers Invited nothing cJse, and your car Anahola Mrs. Carlotta Lai, Miss Eleele II. II. Brodie, Mrs." Jennie were: Mrs. Jay Ktihns, Mrs. W. C. will develop the maximum Carrie Fnuole, Miss Emily Perry. E. Avison, Mis. Eliza Y. Chang, Hobby, Mrs. F. Crawford. Mrs. R. Kapaa George S. Raymond, Miss Miss Rawlins, Miss Margaret Daw- Hagood, Mrs. Ray Allen, Mrs. Albert power that its makers de- Ella Ah Sing, Mrs. Ethel Amalu, son, Miss Clara B. Facklam, Mrs. Horner, Mrs. Wm. H. Rice, Mrs. signed it tor ghre. Made for Miss Rcgina M. Brady, Mrs. Lillian Angela Gouveia,, Miss Janet Hastie, Caleb Burns, Mrs. J. II. Midkiff, B. Hastie-Clayto- Ly-di- a Hawaii Hardy, Mrs. Carrie Frcltas, Mrs. Mrs. Maile Miss Mrs. R. F. Middleton, Mrs. A. Engle- Fffl at the Red Crown Gladys Golding, Mrs. Louise D. Grote, Tyau, Miss Edler, Mrs. D. Ly- hard. Mrs. Frank Jennings, Mrs. Sam Miss Hamayo Hamamoto, Miss John- ons, Edward Sheehan, Miss Akeong Carter, Mrs. C. W. Scribner, Mrs. tfgn""a Service Stations, son, Miss Yuriyo Kimura, Miss a Tung, Miss Florence Walker, Miss Justin Smith, Mrs. H. D. Wlshard W) UaSOime garages, or other dealers. M. Mladnlch, Mrs. Alice Wong, Ah Pung Woi'g, Miss Jessie C. Ber-ne- Mrs. James Corstorphine, Mrs. H. T "LEHUA" D. Prigge, Mrs. Alice M. Rodrlgues. Miss Florence Y. Seto. Barclay. Mrs. J. H. Coney, Mrs. T ofQualily STANDARD OIL COMPANY Miss Mary J. Rodrlgues, Joseph H. Makawell Miss Carrie Thompson, L. Morgan, Mrs. A. Menefoglio, Mrs. Typewriting Rodrigues, Mrs. Louise P. Sheldon, Mrs. Barbara Deverill, Miss Ade- J. M. Sennl, Misses Blanche Wish- - ii j Ernest Victorino, Miss Ah Lung laide A. Fernandez, Joseph A. Fer- ard and Lydia Bodrero. Wong, Miss Alice Wong, Miss Tung nandez, Miss Bertha Fursey, Miss Carbon Lin Yorg. Ruth Moody, Mrs. Maria Marcallino, supervising Miss Bernice Hundley, Non-smuttin- Clear-ou- t im- Olohena M. G. Santos, Mrs. V.C. Miss Emma B. Stevenson, Miss Ber- principal of school of Kauai, returned pressions. Makes up to L'O Santos. tha Schuffler, Miss Mollie Phegley, Friday morning from a visit to Wailua Mrs. Lucy AkI. Miss Pelha Jennings, Miss Annie G. copies in one operation. Hanamaulu Mrs. Winnifred Bridg- Buckman. water, Wm. J. Ferreira, Mrs. Hilda Walmea Gilpin Sessions, Mrs. M. say, Miss Amelia Tarn Yau, Miss Write for Free Sample. Sarajl, Miss Amelia Slaudt, Miss Ja B. Carnon, Mrs. Nora Chang, Miss Bell F. Tsark. net Slaudt, Miss Dorothy L. Duncan, Priscilla Charman, Miss Elsie E. Kekaha Clyde Conwill, Miss Alice Miss Hollie M. Davis, Miss Florence Ching, Miss Ethel C. Ching. Miss A. Ching, Miss Amol Lee, Mrs. Se Hawaiian Dawson, Miss Carolyn H. Fish, Miss Rose Ako, Miss Jessie B. Evans, cora Fernandez, Miss Lizzie Kllauano, - Lois E. Hunt. Miss Susanna Stolte, Miss Harie Mu-ka- i, Miss Mildred Ching, Miss Oyone Ka- News & Thrum's, Ltd. Llhue H. Stephens Simpson, Miss Miss Torn! Ogata, Miss Anna B. zawa, Miss Kalminaauao Malama. Mary Akana, Miss Clara B. Anthony Carter, Miss Carolyn Weller, Mrs. Mana George Kekauoha, Miss Vi- Bishop St., Honolulu Miss Mamie Bourg. Mrs. Maria Drier, Lucv Wrieht. Miss Isabel Jacobs. olet K. Lua. Mrs. Ruth Clapper, Mrs. Charlotte I Miss Gail H. Borum. Miss Ruth Lind- - Niihau Edward Kahele.

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It is a noticeable and significant fact waiting list of buyers eager to get this good, that you very rarely see a Studebaker on the dependable car at a saving price. ESKIMO used car market. This, despite the fact that On every island of Hawaii, as well as in the past two or three years this car out-8ol- d throughout the mainland, the Stndebaker practically all others in its price class has proved that it is better than most other in Hawaii. makes of cars selling hundreds of dollars high- Few Stndebaker owners are willing to part er. It is difficult to beat in any class. with their cars, and wlieu they do, there's a Have you noted the new low prices recently announced ? PIE CASH PRICES HONOLULU Light Six Touring $1290 Special Six Touring $1635 Light Six Roadster $1290 Special Six CI. Roadster ....$1605 MADE FROM Light Six Sedan $1925 Special Six Coupe $2340 Light Six Coupe $1560 Special Six Sedan ,$2520

Big Six Touring $2050 Big Six Coupe $2800 RAWLEY'S Big Six Sedan $3015 Big Six Speedster $2220 PURE ICE CREAM

Distributors for Hawaii S. ICHINOSE, Kauai Agent, Koloa IN ALL FLAVORS Phone 291 for a demonstration TIP TOP CAFE LIHUE D. OTA, Prop. Telephone 632 I $3 TfiE GARDEN ISLAND i TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1922. ed to write Mr. MacCaughey to this ifiVD COMMERCE CHAMBER HOLDS effect. BTTENCOURT CATCHES ANNUAL MEETING-BANQUE- THEM WITH THE GOODS A letter from the Honolulu Cham- ber of Commerce dated July 15, Jos. P. Bcttencourt Jr., Kauai's (Continued from Pago One) relating to the contemplated excur prohibition officer, reports tho fol- sion of tho Los Angeles Chamber u willingness must havo boon ex- lowing cases for last week! of Commerce about tho middle of pressed by tho applicant to assumo Mrs. Shlka MarugamI, ot Atpo, September. As this letter had al- obligations Koloa, arrested for making ten gal Dr. M. T. KIRBY the ot membership. ready been answered no action was lons of rlco mash, ploadcd guilty Some additions liavo been made taken Umo. at this In court was to our county park areas at Wailua the Lthue district and Under the head of reports ot fined $50 and one dollar costs. with good prospects of tho county will Lecture the Kapaia Japanese School committees, Mr. Menefogllo report- Hamamoto, also ot Alpo, Koloa, at acquiring tho dry and wet caves at ed that he had taken up tho matter was fined $50 and one dollar costs Haena, owing to tho activities and P. M. of tho Haena Caves with tho A. S. Wil- for having five ballons of rlco beer Tuesday, August 29, 7:30 foresight ot our Mr. Lydgato It and cox estato and that there would bo In his possession. gives mo pleasuro give to him a no difficulty In acquiring tho de- Kim Kycnd Ok, of Hanalel, for on word of commendation which is cer- sired sharo of tho Haena lull. having a bottlo of okolehao In his tainly duo him. Tho following names wero propos- possession was fined tho same On tho whole, tho year under re ed for membership nnd unanimously amount. view has rot been one of startling elected: Ur. Dunlavy, of Koloa, and Bottcncourt also reports that an Sleep" accomplishments but on moro than J. H. Catton ot Mnkawell. abandoned still was found at Koloa, Psychology of one occasion tho chamber has shown The Unanimously Endorses House but his efforts to trace tho owror justification for Its existence. Beach Lot Project or owners were not successful. Tho In closing, allow mo to thank tho E. H. V. Broadbcnt Introduced tho nllll was destroyed. officers and members for their un matter of the Wailua lots, and beach BORN failing courtesy and helpfulness lots at Kawailoa, stating that here MONTGOMERY Lthue, August throughout tho year. At was an opportunity for tho people 20, 1922, to Mr. and Mrs. Kalel . .. Vote of Thanks to get desirable lots upon which they Montgomery, a daughter: Hannah. could build themselves homes Mr. Lydgato with a few appropri KAPULE At Moloaa, Kauai, Aug something has heretofore been ate remarks, then called for a ris that ust 18, 1922, to Mr. and Mrs. Nala entirely Impossible. ing vote of appreciation for tho He stated that Kapule, a son. splendid in he had talked with T. C. Dalley, manner which tho rotlr .-- DIED iug president had conducted his of commissioner of public lands, to- Mr, KAPULE At Moloaa, Kauai, Aug fico. garding the matter and that Bailey stated that It there was a ust IS, 1822, tho Infant son of Mr. Communications Acted Upon demand for these lots they un and Mrs. Nala Kapule. letter from the Chamber of doubtedly would be opened to the Commerce of Honolulu was read public. Mr. Lyugate presented a m CLASSIFIED ADS stating that tho next territorial civ map of the proposed Wailua lots, ic convention would bo held In Ho showing the lay of tho ground. The nolulu, September 14 and 15 and proposal Is to open up a row of lots FOR SALE that all arrangements for the con- beginning at the rock crusher, near Practically new western stock sad- vention had been placed In the hands the golf links, and extending to dle, wide forks, basket stamp. Cost of a special committee, who would tho river on both sides of the road $125. $75 buys It. Phono C. A. Bag-got- t. advise this chamber as soon as a thence up the bank of the river to ltp. definite program was arranged. tho water tunnel a distance of On August Oth cham about n mile. Mr. Broadbent moved the Honolulu FOR SALE wrote body, that the chamber endorse this pro ber this enclosing a list Toggenberg bucks 151C and subjects assigned ject and petition the department of 78. of to various civ Inquire at Garden Island office or ic bodies and Individuals through- public lands to throw open '.he address P. O. Box 95, Kapaa. tt out the territory, leaving the last Wailua house lots and the Kawailoa (No. 9) blank, requesting that the beach lots and to Include water- - FORD TOURING CARS Kauai chamber name the subject rights thereon. The motion was un We have a number of Ford Touring choose a speaker to present anlmously carried. cars on we Mr. Kirhy will also speak at the following places: and hand which will sell same. After some discussion Mr, Would Acquire Kuleanas In Park cheap. Inquire at Walmea Stables August 2:'.nl at 7 p. in. Makaweli Hall Wlshard moved that tho board ot II. D. Wlshard stated there were Ltd., Nawlllwlli or Waimeo, tf. directors take this matter up and two August 24tli, at 7 p. in Electa Buddhist Church small kuleanas within the Wat SITUATION WANTED report later. (Carried). lua park that should be purchased August 2"th at 7 p. in. Koloa Buddhist Church Young man with good business A letter from Vaughan MacCaugh- - by the county and turned over to August 2(5th, 7 training desires position as book- at p. in ;... Waiinea Church ey, superintendent of public Instruc tho park. Mr. Lydgato therefore keeper or stenographer. Address , August 27th, at 2 p. in Kapaia Buddhist Church tion, was read regarding tho school moved that the chamber recommend Garden Island. tf. August 27th, at 7 p. m Kealia Buddhist Church building program for the next de that the supervisors acquire these August 2Sth, at 7 p. m Kilauea Buddhist Church cade. This letter had been placed kuleanas. The motoln was duly sec BUSINESS SCHOOL in the hands of Prof. F. J. Dolling-or- , onded and carried. Bookkeeping and shorthand taught principal of tho Kauai high H. P. Agee, director of the H. S by mall (quick service) or at our mod- Everybody Welcome Admission Free school, who stated that tho propos- P. A., experiment station at HoiiO' ern college. Day and evening classes. ed program was being fully carried lulu; being present, was called upon All subjects. Write for catalogue. out at tho present time by this for a few remarks. Tho mooting HONOLULU BUSINESS COLLEGE county. The secretary was Instruct adjourned. tf. 1176 Fort StrecL

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