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NINETEENTH YEAR THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1919. NUMBER 984

Bank Preparing For Territorial Fair Is Cockett's Politics Plan To Hold Civic NATION TO GO ON Two Fine Buildings Again Taking Shape An Important Matter Convention And Fair WAGON FOR KEEPS Work To Start Soon At Laliaina And . A, Baldwin To Represent Maui Supreme Court Upsets County's' Suit County Fair And Racing Association Wailuku Postofiice May Get Home In Place Of Rice June Fixed As Against W. T. Robinson Because Annual Meeting On 28th May Both Time Of Big Event E. II. Paris Judge Edings Didn't Test Settle Matter Plan To Make Three-Fourt- In New Wailuku Building Pia's Necessary hs Of States Have Ratified Fireproof Structures To Be General Diiector Affiliation At Trial Grounds Civic Center Of Maui Prohibition Amendment To Constitution Goes prepared, (Special to Maui News.) Because Pia Cockett may have been Plans for holding tho second Maul As soon as the plans arc Year---Liebknec- Into Effect In ht which Is being done In Honolulu, the HONOLULU, Jan. 11 Plans are a republican Instead of a democrat County Fair next fall together with And Luxemburg business actively under way for Hawaii's sec- in tho latter part of 1016, the County plans for entertaining tho territorial erection of ti handsome Killed Peace Tomorrow-Al- building will be commenced by the ond territorial fair, which tho Pair of Maul this week finds itself without Civic Convention which is to meet on Conference Begins ien announced will bo to a part year, Dank of Maul, Ltd., at Lahalna to re- Commission has title of the land used in tho Maul this will probably bo the Enemy Bring Big place tho one destroyed in the big held in the same period as last year, opening of Wells street, past the court main topics of discussion at tho an- Shares Prices flro two weeks ago. Juno 9 to 14, this permitting the In house. It may have to start tho con- nual meeting of tho Maul County Day. Though & Tho new structure will bo of con- clusion of Kamehameha demnation proceedings all over again, Fair Racing Association, to bo held LIEBKNECHT AND LUXEMBURG KILLED absolutely fireproof. Be- it is early and preparations are too and tnc question Is even raised as to on Tuesday, January 28. Notices of (By crete and whether or not can even Tho Associated Press) incomplete to permit definite an it do this tho meeting arc being sent out to officially sides providing accommodations for for tho reason that tho street Is al- BERLIN, January 17 It is announced that Liebknecht tho Lahalna branch of tho bank, It nouncement of the celebration's ready built and a jury of award would members this week. and Rosa Luxemburg, Sparticus leaders, have been killed. will also provide commodious quart- scope, tho members of the Commis- bo unable to view the property as it There is a strong demand, now may be existed beforo tho improvement was ers for the Len Wai & Co. general sion express the hope that it that tho war is over, for tho holding FLOATING MINE DOES DEADLY WORK occupied a made even larger than tho first. made. of another fair, next fall, and for (By The Associated Press) merchandise store, which Supervisor com- property before Cockett's political ROME, January 17 A iner portion of tho bank's This means that the Commission plexion plays this important part in making tho fair an annual event French steamer struck a float mine: the flrc, and was one of the heaviest set a high mark, for the first thereafter. If this is decided upon 150 lost their lives, mostly Russians, Greeks, and Serbs. conflagration. has tho matter for the reason that tho losers in the up to predictions, supreme court this week, by a decisi- definitely the coming meeting, C. D. Lufkln, manager of tho bank, more than lived at it week proving the biggest thing of the kind on rendered, holds that, if it can be is probable that plans will also be PREPARING IIONOLULU-I11L- O AIR FLIGHT has been in Honolulu all this shown ho had been converted (By The making arrangements for tho new over witnessed in tho islands. that made for beginning work very soon Associated Press) from tho error of Bourbonism prior HONOLULU, January 17 .1 .bio- new bank Ka-hul- Naval aviators are nrenarimr building, and also for tho Many of tho difficulties the board to tho time ho sat down with D. C. of filling In tho low lands at tho to build Liberty motor sea-pla- for the Hilo and building which the bank is had to surmount in its initial effort Lindsay as a jury commissioner and fair grounds, rebuilding fences, return trip. The time flight at once in Wailuku. This structure, will be made is uncertain, but it is believed it may be next week. at- will not confront it this year. Among selected from tho list of voters of tho and possibly tho erection of other as already reported, is to bo an county 150 suitable the men from whom wero buildings part of tractive concrete structure. Before them was the choice of a subsequently drawn tho jurors who which will for a the ARMISTICE EXTENSION TERMS SIGNED leaving for Honolulu on Monday eve- location, a feature that delayed work sat on tho condemnation case in fair ground equipment which is ulti- (By Tho Associated Press) ning Mr. Lufkln stated that the ce- on grounds for many weeks. It is question, then, and in that event, tho mately intended, but which will not ment needed for both the Lahalna AMSTERDAM, January 17 A Berlin disnatch savs the agree likely Kapiolanl Park will be used said jury was invalid, and tho afore- bo possible all in one year. Tho idea ment for an extension and tho Wailuku buildings had been said condemnation verdict not worth of the armistice has been accepted, Erzberger Maul Agricultural again, though this is not absolutely is to develop tho grounds as finances signing it Treves purchased from the the paper it was written 011. at on Wednesday. Co., and is ready for delivery. certain. If tho same grounds are The law provides that tho two jury permit, to make them suited as a Postoffice May Get Quarters utilized, possibly most of the same commissioners shall bo of opposite civic center for all of Maul, in which CLEMENCEAU SAYS HE FAVORS reported it is possible PUBLICITY tr It is that building plans can be adopted. political parties. Pia Cockett was it will bo possible to hold almost any (By The Associated Press) that tho Wailuku bank building may by Judgo ac- manager of Schu-- named for this work former kind of gathering, public reception, PARIS, January 17 Clcmcnccau. in sneakinc in the house nf bo built with view of providing E. H. Paris, the demo-cat- , Edings as a deputies said peace conference in commodations also for the Wailuku man Carriage Company, has succeed color-tes- etc. a general way favored the principle new but the Judge's t was on postoffice, which is looking for a ed George H. Angus as chairman of tho bum, for Cockett, to these many Tho plans finally contemplate, be- - of publicity. He denied that he opposed this, and said what he home. It had been expected that tho luxuriating the desired to tell was the avail- months, has been in that preliminary conversations be secret to per- present building would be o bank (Continued on Page Four.) republican flock, snow-whit- and (Contlnued on Page Two.) mit a solid front being had able for this purpose, but it is under- in the general discussions to follow, and to stood that some objection to this prevent the possible spread of bad feeling by reports that one country plan has been raised by tho Church (Continued on Pago Eight.) nuu iavoreu in certain unngs otners opposed. of tho Good Shepherd, which owns Singles Handicap To K. Of P. Members Install tho property. PEACE PUBLICITY STILL BEING DEBATED Start At Puunene Soon Officers And Entertain (By Tho Associated Press) LAHAINA FIRE . PARIS, January 17 The question of Russian representation at Dr. Wayson Comes To the peace conference is still up. The deleeates are considerintr the Tennis seems to bo growing more Following unusually impressive in- qucstion-o- f publicity today. popular on Maui. Besides a great W0RK0FREVENGE stallation ceremonies at tho castle Investigate Typhoid deal of informal playing going on hall of Aloha Lodge, No. 3, Knights DEPOSED SOVIET LEADER REPORTED IN SPAIN constantly on practically all of tho NOW BELIEVED of Pythias, last Tuesday evening, tho (By Tho Associated Press) courts o central Maul, various tour members of the lodge and their MADRID, January 17 Lenine is reported to have landed at Outbreak In liana District Causes naments have been played recently ladies enjoyed a most pleasant little Medical Men Worry Lest It Spread and are being arranged for. That the fire at Lahalna two weeks supper at the Grand Hotel, followed The next important event in this ago was not only started by burglers, by several hours of dancing, cards LIEBKNECHT'S DEATH CALLED "DIVINE JUSTICE" Maui Wayson Says (By Tho To Central lino is a big singles handicap tourna who broko Into the Sing Lung fruit other social diversions. Associated Press) BERLIN, January 17 Virtually the entire Berlin press regards About 30 Cases ment on the Puunene Athletic Club store, stole a number of watches and Tho now officers of tho local lodge which are now the fate of Liebknecht and Luxemburg as something resembling divine courts, entries for about $8 in coin, but that tho crime were installed by Deputy Supreme justice. Kipahulu open. The list will close next Thurs was committed by members of the Chancellor W. H. Smith, of Hllo, who The typhoid outbreak at The government has announced it will - day, January 23. Entries are being came down purpose. investigate the matter and and tho Hana district is causing con- gang of young bandits who robbed for the His promised punishment if received by D. C. Lindsay, William handling very high it appeared that the custodians of cither victim siderabel uneasiness on tho part of tho Len Wal Co., store and planned of tho work was neglected their duty. physicians on central Maui, who fear Lougher and Dr. Sawyer. to rob the Lihaina bank, is now tho ly praised by members of tho lodge The H. P. Baldwin cup doubles Ann belief of Sheriff Clem dwell, who wero present at tho Installation that it may be carried hero and a who has been working on tho caso I. W. W. MEN SENTENCED IN CALIFORNIA new epidemic started in this section. tournament, which has been on for ever since. Tho now officers of Aloha Lodgo (By Tho Associated Press) now ready for tho A single carrier of tho disease, it is some weeks, is , Partial confession has been secured are SACRAMENTO, January 17 Sentences ranging from 1 to 10 stated, might spread tho dread mal finals which, however, will not bo from a number of boys moro or less J. H. Pratt, chancellor-commande- r; years were today imposed on 43 I. W. W. leaders, the sentences of 3 directly implicated, and tho circum- ady through any camp community in played until sometime In February J. Patterson, J. C. having attorneys, delayed pending motions for new trials. owing to absence of one of the stantial evidence is all but conclusive keep which he should stop. the against two of the gang. Blair, prelate; Alfred Martinson, un-eas- mainland. SALARY-LIMI- T Tho hoard of health was also v players on the Indications point to tho possibility or of records and seal; M. J. Mjoura, NATIONAL LEAGUE RECINDED about tho matter and Dr. W. T. Baldwln-Nl- x Win of tho fire having been stnrted as a master of finance; P. II. Ross, master (By Tho Associated Press) Wavson. of tho board camo up last In tho semi-final- s of tho H. P. Bald malicious revenge against the bank of exchequer; II. S. Perry, master of NEW YORK, January 17 The National League rccinded the win cup tournament, played last officials against whom tho hold-u- Tuesday by tho Mauna Loa and made work; It. A. Wadsworth, assistant to $11,000 salary limit decided upon 2 days ago as "insufficient and a ncrsonal investigation. Ho return Saturday afternoon between John gang had plotted. ed to Honolulu tho following evening. MncLaren and Miss Webb against W. Disclosures sinco the fire indicate master of work; Wilson Montgomery, Dr. Wayson said there had been about A. Baldwin and Miss Anetta Nix, the that an exceedlugly dangerous gang master at arms; J. A. Hannon, inner, af- $100,000,000 30 cases in tho district. last named couple won but only of young desperadoes was broken up guard; L. M. Baldwin, outer guard; FOOD RELIEF SURE NOW sets. (By Tho Associated Press) ter playing five hard when tho police arrested tho perpe- trustees, Dr. Wm. Osmers. D. T. Tho match was witnessed by a trators of tho Len Wal store robbery. WASHINGTON, January 17 The senate appropriations com- good sized crowd and created much Carey, J. T. Fantom, physicians, Dr. mittee has favorably reported on house bill appropriating Buick Takes Liberties play- $100,000,000 interest and enthusiasm. Tho Osmer and St. Sure. for food relief in Europe. ing of both women players was parti- With McKay's Tin Lizzie cularly creditable. The score stood Japanese Hurt When 6-- 6-- 6-- NEW WAR SAVINGS STAMP CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED Tho teams for tho finals will bo Auto Bumps His Wagon Convicts Escape From (By Tho Associated Press) Last Wednesday wasn't one of Eddie Earn and Mrs. J. It. Paris and WASHINGTON, January 17 War Savings third stamp cam- Judsro McKay's lucky days. The bad W. A. Baldwin and Miss Nix. paign was launched with celebrations throughout tho United Stntoe nn In trying to pass a wagon ahead of Hana Jail Are Retaken luck when his gasoline sup Friday. started him, and at tho same time an auto- -- 1 ply eivo out on tho road near tho School Boy Struck By mobile approaching from tho opposite Threo of tho members of tho terri- LITTLE INVESTORS GET SOME KEKAHA Maul Soda Works, and it continued gang SHARES direction, T. B. Linton, of tho Maul torial convict sent over from . (By The Associated Press) almost immediately when a Buick Book Store, driving an automobile, Honolulu to work on tho Hana wharf HONOLULU, January 17 Kckaha shares car said to belong to the Maul Shim Auto Has Lucky Escape sold at auction today bumped tho wagon with force suffici- road approach, broko jail on Tues- opened with big interests keeping out to let the small investors bun. camo along and butted tho get all ent to topple tho Japanese off day evening of last week, and wero they wanted, the stock selling low 1 50. Judge's llzzlo clear across tho road, Willie, tho 11-yc- old son of Auto driver as as Later the interests start- to hos- not rounded up until last Sun- bidding 193 incidentally doing various unpleasant Inspector P. J. Goodness, had a nar- his seat and send him to tho earlr ed and the high mark of was reached. Average price and expenslvo things to tho fllver's pital for repairs. day morning when they wero corn- was 156.051. row escape from death or serious In- happened on Tuesday works. Tho accident ered in a cave at Ulaino, In tho Nahi-k- u The sale of Co. jury last Monday morning, when ho morning opposite tho entrance to tho Lihue Sugar shares has been postponed for 2 Luck was not altogether against district and captured. Tho run- weeks 31, McKay was by a car driven by Mrs. Wailuku Soda & Ico Works. After to January a mere matter of form as it is not known what tho Judge, however, for Mrs. struck aways wero Clioy, stopped out of tho machine caught tho collision tho horso of tho Japan- a Korean named Palmer will order done. had just W. A. Clark. Tho boy was swung beforo the crash came. upon tho bumper on tho. car and ese ran away and Linton's car and two Hawaiian. They wero evi- Tho Shimbun car had tried to go carried about 20 feet along tho road. across tho road and smashed into tho dently trying to make their way to BELIEVE MATSON LINERS WILL SOON BE RELEASED between tho Judgo's car and another Malulani Hospital, to which fenco and hedge where it came to a (By Tho Associated Press) At the stop, en- central Maui. machine, which tho Judge had just ho was hastily taken, it was found somewhat tho worse for tho HONOLULU, January 16 The Washington dispatch how-ove- r, Tho capture credited to a trusty announc- hope of borrowing a llttlo chiefly counter. It was still navigable, is flacced in that his injuries consisted of to convey injured ing the release of requisitioned vessels except those employed in army gas, and its judgment had a, badly bumped head various and ablo tho named Aklna, who with a number of driver's and wagon man to hospital ho work, is taken here proved num. bruises, none of which proved seri- tho whero other prisoners wero assisting tho transport to mean that the Matson vessels' will soon is confined suffering vari- ous, and he was ablo to bo out again still from pollco to locato tho runaway men. return to local resvice. tho following day. ous contusions. His injuries aro when to bo provo very serious. Of Mrs. Tho accident occurred the Linton, who was MUCH FLU REPORTED IN KAMEIIAMEIIAA SCHOOL Funeral Tavares boy stopped from his father's ma- learning to drive, WAILUKU TO PAY DIVIDEND had not yet secured his drivers li- (By Tho Associated Press) chine, in front of tho county clerk's 1 cense. Ho was accompanied by Rich- OF PER CENT MONTHLY HONOLULU, January 16 The Advertiser reports 60 cases of Tho remains of Mrs. A. P. Tavares, office, on his way to school. Ho did not seo Mrs. Clark's machine which ard Welch, who was coaching him. influenza at the Kamehameha schools. The patients have been isolated. which wero brought homo from was approaching from tho rear and Tho Japanese, who suffered In tho Wailuku Sugar Co., has announced Southern California this week by her attempted to pass the Goodness' car colllssion is named Kato, a vegetable that It would begin paying dividends " grower living on Vineyard street. CONGRESS WILL NOT ACT ON WIRELESS BILL THIS husband who was called thero some on tho right hand side. on tho 25th of this month at tho rate SESSION weeks ago on account of her death, JUNEAU, Alaska, Dec. 4 (By of 1 per cent and would continue tho (By Tho Associated Pross) will bo interred in tho Pookela ceme- Tho supervisors havo authorized Mail.) (By Associated Press.) No- samo until further notice. Wailuku WASHINGTON, January 16 The house merchant marine com- tery, Makawao, a week from next Chairman Kalama to take up tho mat vember, because of tho Spanish in- started out at 1 per cent last year, Sunday January 2G. Services will mittee has decided to attempt no action this session on the administra- tor of a telephone extension from fluenza epidemic here, set tho high tut discontinued after flvo months on bo held at tho gravo at 3 o'clock, record for deaths in Juneau of any tion measure proposing government acquisition of all wireless plants. and friends of tho family aro Invited Ulupalakua to Kanalo, with tho tel- previous month. Thero wero 25 account of tho effects of tho drought to bo present. ephone company. deaths from tho disease. of tho previous year. (Continued on Page Eight) TWO THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1919.

" ORDER IN BERLIN WITH MARTIAL LAW California City (By The Associated Press) Entered Of Record Latest News By Wireless BERLIN. January 14 Order has been completely restored in the Schools Good At cities of Putbi, Berlin, and Spandau. Quiet prevails with martial law COOKE COUP IN LIHUE HOLDS UP SALE in force. Forty-fiv- e Bolshevists arrested. Cost Of Country Deeds (By The Associated Press) HATTIE KAIMIOLA (widow) to HONOLULU, January 14 Because it became known that the Sam Lehua, in II. P. 2191 SACRAMENTO, Cal., I nc. 31 (By int. Kul. Clias. Cooke the of the Lihue plantation 5393 Aps. 1 & 2 Opihi, Ilamakualoa, Estate claimed to buy control Associated Tross ) Oioatcr support Maui, Jan. 4, 1919. $50. and to shift the agency from the American Factors, Ltd., to Brewer & from t ho state tor clciii',nt"-- schools Assignment Of Mortgage Co., the American Factors protested to Custodian Palmer, who autho- in California was urged In the bien- BALDWIN NATIONAL BANK OF red Trent to withdraw the stock of Lihue from the present auction. S. Blouses nial report made public by Edward KAIIULVI to Antone Medeiros, The sale created a sensation in local financial circles. Mtge., Antono S. Medeiros & wf. JEFFS OF SPRING Hyatt, Htate super.ntondont of public on pc. land, Kaupakalua, Hamakn-nloa- , HERALD THE BEAUTY instruction. A tendency to shift the Maui, Doc. 21, 1918. $1. GUARDSMEN WANT TO GET OUT OF SERVICE As wonderful in coloring and as full of pretty financial burden of raring for tilt-pe- l. C O JACOBS & WF to Manuel Oli-ver- (By The Associated Press) fancies in their filmy fichus and lacy collars. 'ls from stale to county and coun- 15 A of Lot 15 Talent 4505 HONOLULU, January 14 From a canvass preliminary to local Our stock is so complete that there is hardly a ty to district has 'na'? !alilornn Nahiku, Koohiu, Maui, Dec 13, 1918. demobilization it is shown that about 75 percent of the former national single pretty style fancy missing. And the cleverness rural schools merely training schools $350. guardsmen want to quit the army as soon as possible. of the ideas will be remarked even by the most par- " con-pi.ui- t for the larger cntets" with a SAIJAII S DEPONTE & USB to ticular woman whose aim is to attain "distinction" in comine ar.l f.oinp cf inexpeii-ence- Bank of Maui, Ltd, 511-100- 0 A land, CAPT. BENNETT LOSES LICENSE FOR 90 DAYS everything she wears. report Faia, (Ilamakualoa), Maui, Dec 27, (By The Associated Press) teachers," .he given our prompt attention. y 13 Mail orders "The state appoi lienment to elem-rntr- 1918. $2500. HONOLULU, January Inspectors Bain and Ilecney have incr-Mse- , 90 days schools hai d 45.5 per J. II. Kunewa Tr. to I'nosuke Naga-tani- suspended the license of Capt. Bennett, of the Claudinc for rent in the last twelve year.-,-" it was It. P. 50G9 Kul. 1171 Tauku-kalo- , because of his negligence and unskill fulness in causing his vessel to ground of the strong north- Jeffs Fashion Co., Inc. of 7, at Lahaina. The vessel grounded because pointed out in "Kcnerali'.'.n' ions" Wailuku, Maui, Jan. 1919. HONOLULU, T. II. Job Wood, Jr., a statistician of depart- $1000. erly current running which he said he failed to notice in time. The Cor. Fort and Eeretania Sts. ment, included in the rep"t, "while ELLA RHOADS (widow) to J. II. suspension becomes effective tomorrow. the county's support has increased, Kunewa, 120 sq. ft. of Ku. 399 Ap. cost of education has been rapidly 1 Vineyard St., Wailuku, Maui, Jan ASHFORD WOULD PROBE GAMING AND LIQUOR shifting from 111;; state 10 the count v 8, 1919. $25. VIOLATIONS and the district. In tho larger cent- J. II. Kl'NEWA to Ella Rhoads, 91 (By The Associated Press) 13 ers the big cities have been interest- sq. ft. of Kul. 2479 Ap. 1 Halaula, HONOLULU, January In charging the 1919 territorial of equipment fop ed in low county tax ratry for the Wailuku, Maui, Jan. 8, 1919. $5. grand jury, Judge Ashford recommended a careful investigation Complete machinery reason that county funds are distrib- Mortgages reported wide-sprea- d gambling in Honolulu, and urged a probe of uted to all districts of the ccanty. Be- 1NOSUKE NAOATANI to J. II. Ku- tcported elicit manufacture of liquor. cause of this tli-- t cities are willing to newa, Tr. It. P. 5069 Kul. 1171, RICE MILLS have a heavy distrio'. tax ?nd n low- Wailuku, Maui, Jan. 7, ELKS BUY PROPERTY AT WAIK1KI (By Associated Press) er county rate. 1919. $500. The 13 For the Honolulu Lodge of "The district tax will not sufhc;? to Releases , HONOLULU, January $30,000 Elks have purchased the Cleghorn property at Waikiki, now contain- meet the demand for trained teachers. HANK OF MA I" I, LTD., to Sarah S. ing the principal part of Heinie's Tavern buildings. The lodge will In many mountain communities the Do route, 541-100- A land,Paia,(Ha-makualoa)- , eventually tear down the present buildings and build a fine club and valuation of property is so low that Maui, Jan. 6, 1919. $900 I the tax limit allowed by law for spec- Lease home to cost about $50,000. ial taxes would not produce $10u a CECELIA A. HATORI et. al to Olo-wal- u ON COAST year." Co., R. P. 6285 3772 Ap. FORMER NORTH IIlLO MAN DIES I Kul. (By The Associated PreBS) The report states "there is no surer 2 & 3 Maui, Puukoliohilo, Olowalu, HONOLULU, January 13 Judge E. W. Barnard, a few years way to build up the city and deplete 9, 1919, 10 yrs. per Jan. at $30 c'go a prominent Laupahoehoe resident, died at Berkeley on Saturday. the country than to have long terms of school with trained teachers in the inexperi- GRAND JURY RECOMMENDS RED LIGHT DISTRICT city and short terms with (By The Associated Press) enced teachers and low salaries in the HONOLULU, January 11 The 1918 grand jury report says it country." Those Who Travel is believed that commercialized vice segregation would help eliminate i Pointing out that the state gives present disease danger. Many minor recommendations are made. Ter- out on a "teacher basis" $250 per ritorial institutions are found to be in good order. teacher and apportions the remaining Departed money on of the state school fund the By Mauna Kea, Jan. 13 Takimo-to- , ADMINISTRATION WOULD STICK SUGAR? ! basis of the average daily attendance Miss Takimoto, Mrs. Camelia (By The Associated Press) of the previous year, Ihe report shows Smith wid child, Mrs. Kaleo, W. Gim-be- l. HONOLULU, Tanuary 11 The railroad administration, it is un WESTERN STANDARD GAS ENGINES that from 1910 to 1918 the rate per derstood, wants planters to ship 200,000 tons of the 1919 crop overland 440 with total of 7484 h. p. in use in Islands. Operates on gaso- average pupil on daily attendance has By Mauna Kea, Jan. 10 Geo. Goo, by rail, instead of by water. The freight rate by railroad is $25 per line or distillate. "Fool proof" ; so simple any boy can run it. fallen from $10.10 to $8.23. James Song, Ching Quong, James Ho ton, and by water $15. The difference will amount to $2,000,000. Produces power cheaply. Sizes, 4 to 275 h. p. "It will be noted," the report con- On, Mrs. Lucy Searle, T. Kawasaki, Local planters feel that the railroad administration is trying to make tinued, "that there has been a great J. Kasahapa, Gustave Persson, Pat a showing at their expense. high increase in the enrollment In rick Hogen, Mrs. F. Stark, Mrs. L. L. D. lenney is in San Francisco and is taking up the matter. No. 2 ENGELBERG HULLER during past twelve years, schools the Hebert, J. F. Jeffries, W. F. Wallace, Capacity 350 to 500 lbs. paddy the number of schools increased from L. Cowden, L. F. Gregert E. R. Da- UTILITIES BOARD EXTENDS ITS SCOPE per hour. Requires 10 to 12 h. p. 179 to 311 and the teachers from 1,189 vie, E. J. Reed, L. H. Du Montier, (By The Associated Press) TTT TT to 4,811, or 305 percent; enrollment Mrs. Chas. Gay, Geo. F. Chung,' Jo- TTOTOT Innninr 11 Tb nuKlir. utilitiac rAmmiccinn line 3G2 of pupils from 27,578 to 126,915 or seph N. Uahinu, Coo Lip, A. W. Col- declarer! that nil evnress transfer nnrl rlravinrr mmnanice in thp ter percent; the receipts increased from lins, J. P. Foster, M. P. Croak, L. ritory are public utilities and subject to all laws and regulations apply "BUFFALO" EXHAUSTER $3,756,655.46 to $13,847,614.44, or 869 Perry. ing to sucn. Requires 3 h. p. to operate. percent. "When the total receipts are divid- DR. SCHURMANN'S NATURALIZATION REVOKED DIED ed by the total enrollment of 1907 we (By The Associated Press) Allis - Chalmers motor, where have $136.22 per pupil or a falling off MITCHELL In Honolulu, January 7, HONOLULU, January 10 Judge Vaughan today recinded Dr. 1919, M. K. Mitchell of Gulick are-nu- e t : .f electric power is available. on receipts of $31.40 rer pupil. This Frank Scjiurmann's certificate of naturalization. In doing so he said 4 most excellent, showing as indi- extension, Kalihi, widower, the S. 14 through . is it doctor had obtained citizenship in the U. years ago V?-- .. J cates plainly that the greater the bookkeeper, native of Hana, Maui, fraud because he had always remained loyal to Germany and was never number of pupils the less the cost 60 years old. fully attached to the U. S. government. A complete report of the case Write for detailed information. per individual. The total expendi- KALEIKINI In Leahi Home, Janu- has been sent to the department of justice, Washington. In the mean- "Buffalo" Exhauster tures for high school has been in- ary 11, 1919, George Kaleikini of time Schurmann's status is the same as that of an enemy alien and creased from $2,529,680.79 to $11,432,-32S.3- 5 this city, widower, laborer, native subject to the same restrictions. a gain of $8,902,647.56. This of Maul, 41 years, three months and Co. makes the cost per pupil enrolled in four days old. DU MARU SURVIVORS HAVE TALE OF HORROR Honolulu Iron Works (By The Associated Press) ' 1918 $73.89 while in 1907 it was " HONOLULU. $G5.01, or a gain of $8.S8. The valua- HONOLULU, January 10 Eleven survivors of the steamer Du tion of property has risen from Plan To Hold Civic Maru, from the boat which landed on the Guam, arrived here today. in 1907 to $29703,443 in 1918 There were 32 in the boat but only 14 lived to tell the tale of horror. or a gain of 428 per cent" Convention And Fair 16 died of hunger and 2 were drowned. They drifted 24 days with little food or water. Several went insane and leaped into the sea and Co. (Continued from rage One.) were devoured by sharks. They caught 3 dolphins which sustained Uime 3ableJ(ahuiui Slatroad lives. Maui Red Cross Ships sides buildings suitable for fair pur- Daily Passenger Train Schedule (Except Sunday) poses and other assemblages, a first MRS. BRUCE CARTWRIGHT, JR., DEAD Th following chedula went into effect June 4th, 1913 Clothing To Siberia class race track and baseball grounds (By The Associated Press) and possibly a polo field. In this way HONOLULU, January 15 Mrs. Bruce Cartwright, Jr., died in TOWAKD8 WAILUKU TOWARDS HAIKU Splendid work, and work distined practically all of the principal activi- San Francisco of heart-failur- e following an attack of pneumonia. to save lives and to relieve immeasu- ties of Maui will be brought under Utile Distinct If rably human suffering, has and is be- one general management, at a place U. S. TO TAKE HAND IN LIQUOR VIOLATIONS Kills Mills (By The Associated Press) STATIONS ing done by the women of Maui en- most convenient to all the Island. P M P M P M M A M P M HONOLULU, January 14 The U. S. marshal's office has an- rolled under the Iod Cross banner. It is suggested that the Civic Con- nounced it will reported to be 5 33 3 3 1 5 8 43 35 A..Viluku..L & An 8 I SO 3 5 F. F. Baldwin, who has general postponed start a campaign against local people 50 35 II Mrs. vention, which was last ao 1 J5,8 3o 6 25 15.3 o 1 40,3 bringing in liquor on steamers for their own use. 5 3j3 h.. ..A 9 00 45 5 4 charge of the work on this island, in year on account of the press of war .. Kaliului .. accomplishment. .'8 reporting recent activities, be held simultaneously CAMPAIGN AGAINST BOOZE AND GAMING PLANNED j joj3 17 i 12.0 AJ: .X 33 6 5 ' 4J J 47: says holding 'I8 17 L" with the of the fair, and that (By The Associated Press) S ioi3 07 Spreclt- - "A 7 02 5J.1 57 shipped (six cases fixed "The lied Cross the date of both be for about HONOLULU, January 14 The grand jury has named 2 com a1.: 9 S 9 3 5 8.4 """ 7 3 of finished work for Siberia on Wed the middle of September. mittees to investigate gambling and liquor violations. 53 1 5 nesday. was so well J 55 ,8 05 L.. ..A 0.8 7 15 a 05 4 10 The work all At the meeting on the 28th reports Paia done. Maui has kept up splendid the her from the various departments of AUCTIONED STOCK BRINGS MARKET FIGURE 8 03 .X, (By The Associated Press) 7 7 J 07 4 record. Maui County Fair & Racing Associa- 4 3 a "A 47 U Hauia- - 7 4 M 4 i "The suffering for want of clothing tion will be heard and officers and di- HONOLULU, January 14 The enemy alien owned Oahu Sugar only 34 A;kupoko"L 11.9 is tremendous in Siberia. Not rectors for the year elected. The Lo. stock auctioned yesterday brought over $800,000. Ihe average 4 5i a 46 7 56 7 5 a 15 4 o among adults, but the children suffer 34.385 r L.. membership of the organization is price was per share. 4 45a 4o 7 5 ..A 7 33 2 33 4 18 imagination. .. Puuwcla more. It is beyond our about 200. The Lihue Plantation matter is still up in the air. 1.4 13-- A.. Will those having layette work at 4 44 J9 7 49 ..L 7 35 a 5 4 3 home please finish it and return to REDONDO BEACH, Dec. 22 (By KOREA PROTESTS AGAINST JAPANESE RULE 4 40 2 35 17 45 L.. Haiku ..A 53 7 40 a 3!4 Ji their unit within the next two weeks, Associated Press.) Grammar schools as Hed will be able have been closed here during the in- WASHINGTON, January 15 Resolution adopted by new Korea PUUNENE DIVISION the Cross then fluenza epidemic but the work of to ship another case. association have been sent to President Wilson and the American education goes on. Since the chil- TOWARDS PUUNENE TOWARDS KAHULU1 "Among the articles shipped this dren have made and are being carri- peace delegates, protesting against the annexation of Korea by Japan ed out taking and asking Americans to apply the principle of self determination to 8 I 1 4 week were for the school to the STATIONS 140 hospital shirts. children. that country. The association also sent a copy of the resolutions to "iJLL BiJt,,cLl J Equipped with a small portable ' '" Putinir p.Hf -- the foreign relations committee of congress. 87 pilliows and pillow cases-i- this blackboard and necessary text bool s llL.JL!fL "iLK.huiu,A Mil.. IVmZ junior work. upon TZ and records, each teacher calls LABOR NEW FOR MOONEY 2 50 6 00 .0 !A..ruunene..L 2. 5 6 23 3 15 S3 pajamas. each pupil enrolled in her classes and UNIONS AFTER TRIAL (By The Associated Press) 3 00 6 10 1 0 6 12 3 Ofi C5 hears recitations and assigns lessons, 2.5J ICS sweaters of these CHICAGO, January 14 A thousand delegates practically the in where pupils are living in houses 1. All train g dally except Sundayi. mride in Kula. quarantined because of influenza the ternatioiial union of central labor organizations in the country, attend t. A Special Train (Labor Train) 74 pairs of soi:. teacher sets up her blackboard on ed the national labor congress called in defense of the workers' league, will leare Wailuku dally, except Sundayi. in- at 5:30 a. m.. arriving 19 mufflers. the sidewalk, the pupil remains adopted plans of obtaining a new trial of Mooney. at Kahulul at 6:50 a.'m., and connecting wiU 12 helmets. side the property line and the school the C:00 a. m. train (or Fuunene. session begins notwithstanding the 3. BAGGAGE RATES: 150 13 wristlets. quarantine regulation. NEW YORK GIANTS SOLD pounda of personal baggage will be carried free 1 case of complete layettes." (By The Associated Press) of charge on each whole ticket, and 75 pounde on each half ticket, whea baggage Is Reciprocal NEW YORK. Tanuary 14 The control of the New York Giants in charge of and on the lame train as the holder of the ticket "Perkins a good opinion e, For excess baggage 25 So It Seems entertains has been sold to Charles S. Stoneham, the broker, Judge Francis cents per 100 pounds or part thereof will be of himself." is paid. char'ged. Feople ask who the Czecho-Slovak- s "Well, it's reciprocal; his good and lolm McGraw. It said that $1,000,000 was are. They are the men who put the opinion of himself entertains Per- Stoneham is to be president; McGraw, vice-preside- and McQaide, For Ticket Fares and other Information see Local Passenger Tariff ICO. "trot" in Trotzky. London Opinion. kins." Jersey City Journal. treasurer. No. I, or inquire at any of the Depots. O

1 THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1919. THREE

erful searchlights kept plying their Dig Bertram Aiken Tells long shafts of light through the dark- Boss Bigclow Pays Maui Folk's Part In ness. The tramcars got my goat and reminded me of a New York sight- Surprise Visit To liana Schofield Society Of TripTo France seeing buss, with their two stories. If you are not now receiving the REXALL MONTHLY The money proposition puzzled a Superintendent of Public Works On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Wil- Maui Boy In U. S. Tank Corps Writes lot of us but it did not take us long Lyman H. Bigelow paid a surprise liam Engle was hostess for four MAGAZINE please send your name for mailing list. The to learn the value of the different visit to Hana this week to see how tables of bridge, complimentary to Interesting Of His Experi- Magazine has recently been enlarged, and improved by the Letter coins. things would be going on the new Mrs. William Cameron of Honolulu. addition cur- ences Had Exciting Experiences We crossed the English Channel of wharf at that place when he wasn't After many interesting rubbers of of stories by prominent writers and pictures of the 10, expected. Was In Hospital At Time Of Writing night of Oct. landing at Cher- The Advertiser tells of bridge the guests were served with rent events. bourg in the morning. After hiking Mr. Bigelow's plans as follows: delicious refreshments. - Mrs. James five miles we came to another Brit- Unheralded so that he might better T. M. Pearson held the high bridge Hospital No. 7, ish rest camp where we spent ten learn how work is progressing on the score for the afternoon and received Langres, France, 21, 1918. Not. days, and during the whole time we Hana wharf project on the Island of dainty spoons. My dear silver salt A box of Da: had miserable wet weather. Maul, Lyman H. Bigelow, chairman fancy place cards was given as a THIS SERIVICE IS ABSOLUTELY FREE. Its been sometime since I've writ- The first thing that impressed us of the harbor board, yesterday slip- guest prize to Mrs. Cameron. ten you and it probably would have in France was the wine shops. Every ped down to Hana on the Claudine. Those who were present at this de- been longer had Iet-ter- " not the "Xmas other house has a wine room and it "If I tell them I'm coming," lightful episode the affair were: Mrs. Harry Ham- started but nevertheless seemed like the people live on the chairman said, "they f,et things all I've not forgotten you. ilton Morehead, Mrs. William Camer- stuff. After being in Cherbourg a shined up in readiness for my l. on of Mrs. Our camp Langres 80 Honolulu, William S. is at about week, they marched us to the rail- By not informing them of my Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd. miles South Mrs. Helen Armstrong of of Metz and near the way station and loaded us on box trip I "find how work is being city the Honolulu, Mrs. Frederick A. Gluud, SERVICE EVERY SECOND of Dijon. It Is really not In cars. We left in the afternoon and done when they Langres think the boss is Mrs. Frank Caum, Mrs. James T. M. but in Bourg which is practi- rode for four days and nights before not coming." The Rexall Store Box 426 Honolulu, T. II. cally a suburb, Langres a town rcarson, Mrs. Lawrence Patterson, is of reaching Langres. We were side Chairman Bigclow will return to 75,000, and Bourg Is about 200. We Mrs. Seth William Webb, Mrs. Fred tracked for hours at a time as the Honolulu Thursday. The harbor are billeted In French homes, and Moore, Mrs. Robert Forrest of Hilo, Red Cross trains always have the board meeting scheduled for Wed- their homes consist of stable, barn, Mrs. Frederick Clowes, Mrs. Rebecca right of way. Everything here as in nesday has been postponed and will chicken pig pen White and Miss Rebecca White of house, and their England travels on the left hand side be held on Thursday. Los Angeles, Mrs. Clarence Carter, vritv vm Ma ;tvc , I own rooms all under the same roof. and it sure seems funny to us. Jf buildings Mrs. George Y. Bennett, Mrs. Arthur Most the are built entirely On the way across France we had LA TOUCHE, Alaska, Dec 30 (By G. Silverman, Mrs. William Bibee, ( of stone and are all the way from a chance to see something of the Mail.) (By Associated Tress.) Ex- Mrs. William Taty, Mrs. William 100 to 500 years old and any one of town of Le Mons, Tours, Buorges, When in Honolulu cellent quarters have been built Hardy Hill, Mrs. Robert M. Lindsay, them will probably last another 500. Nevers and Dejon, and several other about two miles from La Touche for stop at BpOfaJk featfiyai festal very Mrs. James I'. Kahlbaum and Mrs. It is pleasant here when the large cities. I for one saw more of the accomodation of incoming steam- i3 er passengers who are quarontined Edmund Ideler. weather dry and sunshine, but a these cities than the rest as I got worse mud hole could not be found before being allowed to land here. left at a small station called Verzne No sign of when It rains. The scenery through the influenza epidemic Capt. and Mrs. Fletcher G. San- and it took me six days of chasing has yet reached La Touche. :'::';'V"v born have recently moved to EUROPEAN PLAN the hills and valleys is beautiful and around all the big cities to finally their cannot be compared with anything in new station at Fort De Russy. find my outfit. There were two of HAINES, Alaska, Dec. 30 (By be- Running water In every room; rooms the states. Their roads are fine us and we had a regular time riding Mail.) (By Associated Press.) ing Twenty-si- x Mrs. William Cameron singly or baths; comfortable beds; well built and nearly all are lined the passenger trains and eating on tons of bornite copper, of Honolulu with ore, the second shipment of guest to restaurants all car on either sides with trees. the diners. the kind is the house of Lieutenant and close best and from the Rainy Hollow mining dis- Highest The rairoads have excellent road ' Mrs. William Engle at their quarters lines. class service. Well, reaching our train- trict, have at last found their way Uic beds but the French coaches and cars after base in the 2nd Hawaiian Infantry canton- Centrally located In theatre and shopping centers. ing camp we went into intensive outside to the Tacoma, Washington, get my goat, also the engines with smelter. For copper ment. training and got ready for weeks the ore i their shrill, screeching whistles. the front. was held up by government food reg- J. F. CHILD. Proprietor They shipped us up along about the There are thousands of U. S. engines ulations which gave right of way to Mrs. William Engle and Mrs. Wil- end of October I had a chance to shipments of fresh fish. box good and liam Cameron were & JfJ Umi i. H itti fcU (S3 t?i PA a ATfll and cars here and It looks the luncheon w . y "go over the top" several times. We r if t. sr. lua v. j r w 4iver 2.tsj to see an American train go by. . guests on Thursday of Mrs. Frank were in a sector about 20 miles south In coming over, we were on a Brit- charge us double what they do their Caum at her attractive quarters in west of Metz. I had some thrilling ish transport belonging to the Orient own people. Since being here I've the 3rd Engineer cantonment. A experience and narrow shaves. Line and her name was the H. M. S. been able to save about seven hun- few rubbers of bridge formed a On the fourth day I was there I "Orontes." She was of about 9000 dred francs, (about $140 American.) pleasant diversion for the afternoon. took sick with a fever and came back Nell! & Co., , tons and carried about 2,200 troops. Its wonderful to see the areoplanes Catton, Ltd. to Langres by truck, I reported to We sailed from 57th street pier at around. We have quite a few here Mr. William the camp infirmary and they shoved Cameron of Honolulu ENGINEERS New York City on Sept. 25th. We on patrol duty and you can hear them spent the week-en- d at Schofield Bar- me right in bed, fed me salts and Works 2nd and South Streets slept, in hammocks and ate at tables at all hours. Up at the front they racks as the guest of Lieutenant and pills but-- I seemed to get worse. Af- below decks. We ran into the rough- use a lighter model plane and it cer- Mrs. William Engle quarters General Offices ter about a week of it I broke out at their Queen and est seas known for 20 years and had tainly is wonderful to see a real duel. in Castner. Star-Bulleti- Merchandise Department. with a and they proclaimed Alakea Streets a fierce time of it. We came near rash it One of our boys brought a "Jerry" Electrical Department measles. They shipped me here by hitting the rocks off Ireland and one areoplane down with a 37 M. M. in ambulance and "I am now camp WYOMING "DRYS" WOULD boat In the convoy did, her name was at the tank. Jerry sure blew up an aw- hospital No. 7, which is in a small HURRY UP PROHIBITION Hawaiian Representatives for the "Otoronto." ful lot of our tanks with his "17's town called Humes, have been treat- Did you hear about it? We made and got some of the boys with their CHEYENNE, Wyo., Dec. 22 (By JEFFREY MANUFACTURING CO'S ed fine ever since being here port at Liverpool, England on the andim anti-tan- k rifles about an 18min. Associated Press.) In- - the hope of LINK BELT CHAINS feeling better every day. I have a hastening advent of prohibition afternoon of Oct. 7, and laid in the One thing that most of us are the CONVEYING MACHINERY good bed in a warm room and the in Wyoming, petitions are being cir- Mercey River all that night, landing crazy for is sweets. The army gives many food is the best I've had since leav- culated in counties of the state PULVERIZERS ALGAROBA BEAN, LIMA, CORAL, the next morning. They marched Ms us jam once in a while and we go at which addressed to the boards of ing the States. cho-olat- to the railroad station and we board- it like animals. One can buy e county commissioners and which ask I bad to be awfully careful and not M. that these boards refuse to grant ed one of their little trains. I at the Y. C. A., some times any get the pneumonia, which so often you get licenses for the sale of liquor thought we were in for slow riding, but its not like in the. States. during 1919. The recently adopted when I saw the size of the blooming follows measles and nearly always The French have little or no sweets constitutional amendment will make little engines but we all got surprise proves fatal. We are greeted every and what you can buy costs a for- Wyoming "dry" on January 1, 1920, for they certainly traveled at a fast morning with a heavy frost and the tune. and the backers of the petitions point to the fact that the amendment I I rate of speed. Also there are no rail- weather is getting colder every day. Every now and then we see auto- USE by vote sign- carried a of three to one, as 1 road crossing as the roads either Well, the armistice has been mobiles coming back from the front proof that a largo majority of the f tunnel under or bridge over the rails. ed and things are about over. We and its an interesting sight to see people of the state desire prohibition DEMING England has very beautiful scenery are all mighty glad for you can't how they are camouflaged up. Have and will approve steps toward that re-f- imagine end during the intervening year. . but everything was so small It what awful conditions exist you heard anything from Colville I I in and mans At the forthcoming season of the minded me of our yards and gardens around "no land." Robinson? I've written hira twice ttate legislature prohibition workers SPRAYERS at home. Some of the boys will be going back but never have received an answer. will also seek to have a law passed $ to irrigate your garden and lawn. We stopped- - at noon at Derby and soon but I hardly expect to see Ho-boke-n The boys here seem to think the which will restrict or prohibit entire- HAND SPRAYERS 3j ly the Red Cross fed us. At about 8 again before spring or early tank corps will be going home soon, the sale of liquor pending the COMPRESSED AIR SPRAYERS ft summer. I will probably go direct time that tho constitutional amend- P. M. we landed at South Hampton well I hope so for army life is not ment becomes effective. with and marched about two miles to a to Cleveland and work there as I what it is cracked up to be and there BRASS OR GALVANIZED IRON TANKS $ British rest camp situated at South have nothing else in view. is no place like the good old U. S. A. JUNEAU, Alaska, Dec 31 (By commons. We were I have got so I can speak French I am pretty weak and writ- Hampton there letter Mail.) (By Associated Press.) Na- 1 two days so I had a chance to see the a little and get along fairly well with ing tires me so I'll close here, Wish- tives Alaskans at Hydaburg are & Cooke, Ltd. town and it certainly was interesti- the people, at least I can make them ing you all a Merry Christmas and A planning to issue their own news-Iape- r. Lewers ng. understand, if I want to buy any- Happy New Year. The government agent at the LUMBER AND BUILDING A1ATERIAL I village has purchased a printing 169-17- Everything was darkened at nights thing. They are very enthusiastic in I am, your affectionate son, 7 So. King Street : : HONOLULU plant and announces that the natives for fear of areoplane raids and pow getting our francs and centimes and BERTRAM S. AIKEN. will do all the mechnicl work.

aas aaai mil m iis iii mils "' uj aii ill jiij ii iiufiMuiBiiiinsnauaminMisuaMiiw im.su. i u n i i sin mm in j jii n mi n i i ii nil - lV: null lyun I mis, nifssr l.i ii i. i ii IL ..i.m.i.i.i,itih..ii. m r- - 27 .Vt com G AGAIN! Hawaii's Annual WMm Let's make it even Bier and Better than the First Prepare to HONOLULU, 9 to 14 Prepare to ) com June EXHIBIT! FOUR THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1919. THE MAUI NEWS Second Circuit Court Territorial Fair Is Jury List For 1919 Term Again Taking Shape Entered at tho Tost Office at Wailuku, Maul, Hawaii, as second-clas- matter. A Complete Trust Service The following list of names of per- (Continued from Page One.) A Republican Paper Published in the Interest of the People sons available for jury duty for the Great discrimination should be used in the selection of your in- Issued Every Friday. second court for the year 1919 has the commission. Other members are vestments at this time. been MAUI PUBLISHING COMPANY, LIMITED, submitted to the court by the II. r. Agee, of Oahu; James Hender- Let our years of experience be of assistance to you. Call or Jury commissioners: son, S. A. Proprietors and Publishers. Hawaii, and Baldwin, Maul. write, Grand Jurors The last-name- d is a new member, ap- Subscription Rates, $2.50 per Year in Advance Aseu, Manuel, Wailuku; Daldwin, pointed by the Governor since last P. P., Tuunene; Daldwin, V. A., Hai- year's fair to succeed Harold Rice. The Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd. WILL. J. COOPER : : EDITOR AND MANAGER ku; Baldwin, H . , Hamakuapoko; Uortfeld, E. C, Lahaina; Baptist, J. A. II. Case, who like chairman An- HONOLULU. Q., Kahului; Cambra, Antone de, Wai gus was called into military service : : : 17, 1919. INSURANCE REAL ESTATE FRIDAY JANUARY luku; Cowan, Chas., Wailuku; Coop- and compelled to relinquish member- BONDING er, W. J., Wailuku; Cambra, Manuel ship on the board, Kauai's P. 1)., Kahului; fair left Poster, J. P., Pain; open, Purtado, A. D., Lahaina; Pield, W. H. representation a vacancy which GIVE 11 OXO LULU HER INDEPENDENCE Wailuku; Gesner, Harry M., Wailu- remains to be filled. ku; Gannon, J. K, Lahaina; Garcia, The Commission believes an enter- Joaquin, Wailuku; Hansen, G. A., tainment program can be developed Ferhaps the strongest argument against a reapportionment of Wailuku; Johnson, Emit B., Paia; that will prove as attractive as that legislative representation, which would put the control of the Islands Judd, It. A., Wailuku; Kauhimahu, Make Your Butter Co Twice As Moses, Wailuku; Kinney, C. P., Paia; of last year. Far into the hands of the Oahu delegation, is that it would be going back- Kano, J. J., Puukolii; Kinney, D. K. Whether the Army will participate wards instead of forwards. Lyons, T. B Wailuku, Leval, M. S., remains to be determined. The Com- from Wailuku; McPhee, Angus, Two pounds of merged butter one pound Paia; mission, as well as the excitement-lovin- g Before annexation, and for some time after, the Islands were in Moura, M. J., Wailuku; Mellor, E. G., of butter and one pint of milk, is possible with public, heartily appreciated effect rely dependencies of Honolulu. They were ruled in large mat- Wailuku; McLaren, Jno., Paia; Mede-iro- mi Prank, Wailuku; Mahoney, the spectacular share which the sol- ters as well as small frqm Honolulu. The wishes of the country dis- John J., Puunene; Makahio, Jno., Ka- diers took in the 1918 celebration tricts could never be carried out except through the red tape and in- hului; Nicholas, Ned, Wailuku; Pen-hallo- and the great material assistance H. B., Wailuku; The Wonder Puck, Chas. given by both Army and Navy. The direct and oftimes indifferent action of the territorial offices in Hono- A., Wailuku; Testano, Manuel, La- A' probably lulu. haina; Itobinson, Jno. O., Paia; Itose-cran- board at an early date will P. P., Paia; Sparkes, W. A., ask the Hawaiian Department to lend County government has materially changed, and is still further Kahului; Steele, Geo. W., Paia; its coopertion again. Butter Merger Sloggelt, H. V., changing this old system, and everybody except a few pessimistic re- Hamakuapoko; L. A. Henke, of College of Ha- Thompson, C. E., Waiakoa; Von the actionaries believes it has been a success. Tempcky, L., Makawao; Vishcr, Jno., waii, who served as chairman of the Simple and specially constructed, it merges butter P., W.p has consented to The theory of majority rule is sound. A majority in a city should Keahua; Wilbur, Geo. Wailu- livestock committee, and milk into a truly delicious and creamy product. ku; Wadsworth, R. A., Wailuku; continue In that capacity. He will Br absolutely have the right to initiate and carry out the affairs of the Walsh, Win., Kahului; Weight, W. D., lie assisted by practically the same Tastes like Country Butter. city. But to insist that a city majority shall rule a rural minority, is (Paia) Keanae; Wong, Pak If., Wai- luku; Walsh, Jno. J., Kahului. membership as before, with the a perversion of the principles of democratic government. Trial Jurors valuable additions however, of Har- one size only, $1.25 Honolulu seeks to obtain a majority in the legislature because, un- Ambrose, A. M.t Hamakuapoko; old Rice, of Maui, Robert Hind of Ha- Ambrose, Ben, Paia; Ambrose, Manu- waii, and it is hoped, of Alfred W. der the present system she has been hampered by the territorial gov- el, Puunene; Wong, Aki Haiku; Aki Carter, of Parker Ranch. ernment. She is right to resent control by the outside districts of her torn, Haiku; Aheong, J. A., Kaupaka-lua- ; E. O. Heill & Son, Ltd, s, Is to be made this Ah Sam, James, Wailuku; Ay-er- A special effort The house of dependable merchandise. Honolulu, T, income and expenditures. She should have a charter that would let Wm., Wailuku; Achuna, Chas., year to win Mr. Carter's active sup- her plan her own course, levy and collect her own taxes, and make or Wailuku; Beckert, Gus, Lahaina; port As manager of the ranch con- in might be. Buchana, Wm. K., Lahaina; Bal, Wm. taining largest herd of register- break expending them as E. Jr., Wailuku; Castello, Manuel, the It would seem that a spirit of willingness to tend to ones own af- Lahaina; Cabrall, Jno. C, Wailuku; ed, purebred Hereford cattle in Am- would prove in- fairs, and to let the other fellow do the same, on the part of both coun- Cockett, Jos., Sr., Wailuku; Coelho, erica his assistence Prank, Wailuku; Caswell, Jas., Wai- valuable -- in. staging the livestock & try and city, would make a settlement of all these old jealousies easy. luku; Chuck, H. Y., Wailuku; Costa, show. Cleaning, Dyeing Laundering M. It., Paia; Clark, W. A., Paia; The first step towards this will be to give Honolulu her head, and at the live-wir- e publicity com- that pleases. Clothes come back to you in fresh, crisp bundles, Cummings, Jas., Paia; Correira, M. The same same time full responsibility for her own finances, schools, public works V., Haiku; Cambra, Jno. P., Puune- mittee that served last year, with with an assurance of renewed wear, when you send them to the and other institutions. ne; Crowell, Wm., Puunene; Cooke, Charles R. Prazier as chairman, has Henry E., Puunene; Dolim, J. P., Ke- been appointed and is planning a W. Du-ca- ahua; Dale, P. J., Kahului; thorough-going- , interest-winnin- g cam- FRENCH LAUNDRY H. K., Kahului; Driscoll, Dan, preliminary campaign al- J. ABADIE, Proprietor. A CASE OF GRIN AND BEAR IT Paia; Daniels, Edmund, Lahaina; paign. The Daniels, Henry Copp, Puunene; Dut-ro- , ready is under way, urging all who Jno. D. Souza, Taia Agent M. Uyeno, Kahului Agent Wm., Tuunene; Eckart,- - Fritz, intend to place exhibits to begin Jack Linton, Wailuku Agent. Wailuku; Enos, D., Wailuku; "The proposal that the chambers of commerce of the outer islands Frank planning at once. HONOLULU English, H. V., Taia; Emmesley, to farm- should help out in paying expenses of the Honolulu chamber's Wash- Peter, Wailuku; Freeland, George, La This applies particularly ington representation looks like a fair one. The other islands benefit haina; Franco, A. C, Paia; Feiteira, ers, livestock men, merchants and Antone, Jr., Taia; Gerner, C. W., Pa- whose displays require months from Mr. McClellan's work and there seems to be no good reason why others ia; Goodness, Guy S., Makena; Gar- of preparation for proper exhibition. they should not pay for it. Doubtless they will agree in this." Ad- cia, Jno. A., Kahului; Garcia, Anton-ino- , vertiser. Wailuku; Humphreys, Reginald, Puunene; Hughes, Robert, Puunene; CORDOVA, Alaska, Dec. 26 (By There is nothing unreasonable in the Honolulu chamber's attitude Hansen, Conrad, Puunene; Hubbard, Mail.) (By Associated Press.) Con- S. E., Makawao; Howell, Hugh, Wai- barges to LADIES' but there is irony in the fact that Mr. McClellan's services should be luku; Cockett, Jno. J., Lahaina; Hol- struction of three tank needed at all. If Hawaii had a representative in the capital instead land, Joseph, Kahului; Jones, L. F., carry oil from Katalla to Cordova, If put into operation next merely a delegate Waiakoa; Jardin, Frank P., Kahului; built and who prefers to spend most of his time on the beach Jardin, M. S., Paia; Jim, O. K., Wai- summer as planned, will mark the BLACK KID at Waikiki, the commercial bodies would not need to employ a man luku; Kiakona, D. A., Peahiffl Kuna-ka- first tank; Darge nno 10 oe Geo., Kanaio; Kaleo, Jno., Olo-wal- in Alaska. to look out for Hawaii's interests. Mr. McClellan has always done Long, Henry, Kahului; Ludin, Specifications of tho barges, which good work for the Isands and is doing good work now, but practically C. P. L., Paia; Lindsay, Geo. R., Paia; are planned by an oil company call LACE BOOTS Lindsay, capacity of 600 barrels everything he is doing is what be expected official rep- Linton, Thos. B., Wailuku; for tank should of our Edward, Puunene; Murasky, C. G., each. It is proposed to build the resentative, who, unfortunately chronically fails to function. But Haiku; Miles, Chauncey B., Lahaina; barges either of wood and steel or concrete, decks for use in carry- Maui has no kick coming. She is as responsible Kuhio as is Morris, Jno., Lahaina; Martinsen, with and $6 for Alfred, Wailuku; Mangels, Wm. F. ing freight. $5 $550 Paia; Medeiros, Jno. M., Paia; New- Up to the present a small launch ton, Allan, Waiakoa; Nawahine, has been utilized in carrying oil Katalla. Robt. J. K., Waihee; Oliviera, Jos., supplies to Cordova from We recently received these, lace boots with cloth tops, and Kahului; Paschoal, August G., Puu THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE nene; Augustin, wauuKu; are able to sell them at the prices quoted. We cannot buy more Pomba, Waiakoa; Taylor, Pires, John S., Lahaina; Perry, An- Tong, Harry F., to sell at this price, our advices from the manufacturers being tone, Lahaina; Rego, Joe do, Wailu Alfred S Puunene; Ting, Young, Wa- For the first time in the history of the world a great nation is to iluku; Ting, Alfred K., Wailuku; s, conclusive that shoes will cost more. ku: Rice, II. W., Paia; Souza, A. It., Sing, go on three-fourt- L. K., Waia M. A., Makawao; Tam the water wagon. By the ratification by of the Jr., Kaupakalua; Smith, Hai- koa: Scott. S. E.. Haiku; smytne. Jas., Makawao; Vanhuizen, Jno., states, the United States is soon to make this revolutionary experiment. Saftery, W. E., La ku; Vetlesen, V. A., Wailuku; Geo. W., Puunene; Ed- It is a supreme example of the rigTit of a majority to impose its will haina; Sommerfeld, Frank, Wailuiiu; Jno., Kahului; Walsh, Manufacturers' Shoe Co,, Ltd. Sylva, Henry C, Wailuku; Sylva, ward, Puunene; Weight, George, Jr., upon a minority, and of a free people to limit individu- Wailuku; Box 469 : : : the freedom of Antone H., Wailuku; Sylva, Louis H., Wailuku; Whitehead, O. J., P.O. HONOLULU als where such freedom works to the detriment of the whole. Wailuku; Streubeck, H. II., Wailuku; Wilmington, J. S. Wailuku. The principle is not new but never before has it been applied on so vast and a scale. In the wiping out of what, since the beginning of history had been considered a of personal choice, Only enough for matter one the people of motorist the United States have given a new meaning to popular in fifty" rule. - g' th-'!- KwuAby jtiK-f- v? UnrNi It is no snap judgment based on'a mere emotional tide of enthusi- rtmmmtm mi 1 1 1 1 1 1 rirmifntrrmiTrri. asm that can change the constitution of the United States. Instead it can only be by steady growth of conviction on the part of the nation. "Zerolene is the Best" We are a prohibition nation by the will of all the people. The voice of Say leading motor car dis- tiie people is the voice of God. tributors, because the rec- ords of their service depart- ments show that ZERO-LEN- E, G. Motoyashi had his little red automobile out yesterday after- correctly refined noon and it was all to the merry as he hurtled through the town until from selected California asp- he got careless and spoiled it all. He did it by putting his foot down halt-base crude, gives per- fect en the cut-o- ut and holding it there. A cop pinched lubrication with less Motoyashi and wear and he will less carbon deposit. explain in police court tomorrow. Correct Lubrication Most cars are now lubricat No, don't get ready to send a box of cigars to the police force. for the Ford ed with ZEROLENE be- - 1 This happened in Honolulu. Wailuku police actually like muffler Engine cause their owners have cut-ou- ts and can't understand why the law should forbid their use. The Ford automobile engine learned through experience The World's First illustrated here, like all in. that there is no better oil. ternal combustion engines. requires an oil that holds its ZEROLENE is Honolulu's Red Cross Shops (two) closed this week after three lull lubricating qualities at the correct cylinder heat, burns clean in oil oralltypesof automobile months work, with net returns of nearly $10,000. Maui's Red Cross Uniform the combustion chambers and 4 Tire froes out with exhaust. ZER. engines. It is the correct oil Shop ran a little over one month and cleared considerably over $2000. OLENE LIGHT fills these for requirements perfectly, be. your automobile. Get our Based on a comparison of population the women of Maui have reason for the first time motorists have the cauaa If i. correctly refined lubrication chart showing TODAYof getting from selected California as to be proud of their record. uniform mileage tires. Up to now pnr6aae crude. the correct consistency for men had to depend on "luck." One tire would run be- your car. tween 5,000 and 10,000 miles. Another would fail under 1,000. At dealer everywhere and Congress is considering legislating against the display of the red Standard Not so with Miller. For 93 in ridding their tires of "human Oil Service Stations. flag. It probably hasn't heard from the auctioneers yet. 100 Miller Tires outrun stand- variables." Order a pair of STANDARD OIL COMPANY ard guarantees. Less than one these team-mat- e tires today. (California) P.un them on opposite wheels per cent ever call for adjust- SACRAMENTO, Cal., Dec. 30 (By slightest and prove that they wear alike attention but continued ment. Miller has triumphed by as we say. Associated Press.) The heavy dron- playing with their blocks. ing "What's the matter with those of an airplane propellor sounded youngsters of yours" asked the caller overhead. Mother, father, and the "don't they take any interest in Wailuku Hardware & adult caller ran out on the lawn to Grocery Company, Limited. see the flyer. In the meantime "Would you run outdoors because Sole of an automobile was passing-by?- " ask Aent Isltind Maui. small William and Franklin, aged re- ed the father. "Those kids have spectively 7 and 5, paid not the seen airplanes all their lives." in'r i Tn "in The Standard Oil forMotor Cars THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1919. FIVE

shortcomings and to take steps to- DENVER FIREMEN MADE ward a general municipal house clean CHRISTMAS TOYS TO HELP OUR ISLAND CONTEMPORARIES ing. Some day we may be almost as Honolulu Wholesale Produce Market Quotations chemically pure as Is the city of Wai- - DENVER, Colo., Dec. 29 (By As- sociated - every -- ti luku. Press.) For a time ISSUED BY THE TERRITORIAL MARKETING. DIVISION fire station in Denver was a toy shop, Reapportionment Is In Sight tell Holstein what to do with any But in the meantime, we fail to see the firemen having toy mak- Wholesale Only. When the legislature convenes surplus territorial funds. Fifty thou that because we are not perfect is turned Week ending, January 13, 1919. any reason why the ers when they were not responding next month a bill providing for re- sands dollars would go a long way the members of to legislature should be urged to law alarms to help the Junior Red 8mll Consumers Cannot Buy at these Prices apportionment of legislative repre- to feed starving women and children be Cross Christmas bazaar. sentation, on the basla of citizen pop- In Armenia and would prove to be a breakers. The firemen specialized in the Undoubtedly making ' ulation of the several islands, will be real monument to the Territory of there is going to be a of doll furniture and their Island butter None Fruit lot of jockeying with reapportion department at the bazaar looked like introduced, according to a statement Hawaii. One thousand dollars, wise- the a Eggs, select, doz 95 Bananas, Chinese, lb None mcnt bill when is introduced in furniture store catering to the Bananas, made by H. Lincoln Holsteln, who, ly expended on a marble slab to be it wealthy circles of Lillipution society, Eggs, No. 1, doz 90 Cooking bnch 1.25 the legislature by Speaker velvet-cushione- Figs, 100 1.00 as usual, will be speaker of the house placed in one of the Honolulu public Holstein displaying d chairs, Eggs, Duck doz .75 It is to be expected that those of the hardwood sets, triple Grapes, Isabella, lb 08 to .09 of representatives. squares would more than equal the mirrors and Young Roosters, lb 60 Limes, 100 60 .70 members numerous other pieces of work to Further than that, It will be intro- necessity to honor the noble dead of of house and senate who that Hens, lb 50 Pineapples, cwt 2.25 to 2.50 value temporary political show unusual skill on the part of the Turkeys, lb duced by Mr. Holstcin himself, he this Territory and the dead would advantage makers. None Papaias, lb 02 to .02 above their oaths of office will try to Ducks, Muse, lb 35 Strawberries, lb 25 says. rest easier, also. Hilo Herald. Every firemen had a imnil in tho Ducks, PekJnj, kill it, while will use work. lb 3t Livestock This is a matter upon which Mr. others it for Those who were not expert Ducks, Haw. dos None Holstein is to be sincerely congrat- trading purposes, if they are given wooa workers for the work requir- Cattle and sheep are not bought at The First Essential ed exceptional skill ulated. Only a few weeks ago he the opportunity. did the sand- Vegetables The Japanese press of Honolulu, papering and Daintine nnd Assisted and paid for on a dressed weight op- Thus far, unfortunately, few of the was reported as being violently as The Advertiser pointed out recent the others. Beans, string, green lb 07 oaBis. members of the Oahu delegation posed to reapportionment, and was ly, has gone off half cocked in regard have Beans, string, wax, lb 08 Hogs, up to 150 lbs 23 to ,24 quoted put themselves on record as to what Beans, Lima, in pod, lb. . as saying that he considered to a conspiracy some of the papers NOTICE ...... None Dressed Meats is- they Intend to do. It is earnestly to Beans, Maui red, cwt. . . . 7.00 to 7.50 it would be unfair to the outer think they have unearthed to elimin- Beans, Beef lb 1514 to be hoped, however, that they will not Calico, cwt 7.50 to 8.00 lands. ate the Japanese language schools of The schools in the following dis Beans, sm. white, cwt 8.00 to 9.00 Veal, lb None Mr. Holstein, since that time, has Territory. allow themselves to be bluffed out of tricts of Makawao Township Beans, lg. white cwt 6.50 to 7.00 Mutton, lb None the There is no such will be Pork, evidently reconsidered. Undoubtedly, a stand for right and law by any visited by the Beets, doz., bunches 40 lb J 7 to .30 scheme on foot. Government Physician Peas, dry he has looked up the law as set threats of any coalition that may be on the following Is. cwt None Hides, Wet Salted It was a letter from A. F. Judd, dates: Carrots, dos., bunches 40 Steer, No. 1, lb 12 forth in Organic Act Ter- formed gainst them. Better to go -- ' the of the published in this paper, that seems Huelo, January 15. Cabbage, cwt 5.00 to 6.00 Steer, No. 2, lb 10 down with colors flying re- ritory, and has concluded that the to have given the Japanese press the than to Peahl, January 15. Corn, sweet, 100 ears None Steer, hair slip, lb 07 fuse to fight for they Corn Act, without any possibility of mis- notion that their language schools what know is Kuiaha, January 16. Haw. sm. yel. ton 74.00 Kips, lb 10 Corn, lg., Goat, 30 understanding, specifically directs right. Pauwela, 16. Haw., yel., ton None white to .40 are to be suppressed. How such an January Peanuts, lg. lb that the legislative representation of It is to be hoped, also, that that Kaupakalua, 08 to .09 Feed idea could have been gathered from January 17. Peanuts, sm. lb 09 to .10 Corn sm. yel. the several islands shall be reappor- part of the island press which is now ton None what Mr. Judd wrote it is hard to Makawao, January 20. Green peppers, bell, Id 06 Corn, lg. yel. ton 75.00 advocating disregard or- peppers, tioned after each census. If Hawaii see. But in published of law and Hamakuapoko High. January 21. Green chili, lb 05 Corn cracked, ton 85.00 another letter Pot. Is. cwt is not openly to flout the law, these today he definitely any der will come to a bMter understand- Public Hamakuapoko, January 21. Irish, 2.75 to 3.00 Bran, ton None denies such Pot. sweet white, cwt 1.30 directions must be obeyed. The Ter- ing of its duties and will not make Keahua, January 22. Barley, ton 65.00 intention. Pot. sweet red, cwt 150 Scratch ritory of Hawaii cannot afford to be Itself accessory before the fact of a Paia, food, ton 92.50 Mr. Judd is entirely correct in his January 23. Taro, cwt 2.25 to 2.50 Oats, ton None contemplated crime.---Paci- fic a law breaker. contention that the teachers of the Com- Maunaolu Seminary, January 24. Taro, bunch 15 Middling, ton 65.00 mercial Advertiser. Green peas, lb 16 When Speaker Holstein makes up Japanese language schools should A. C. ROTHROCK, Wheat, ton 100.00 Cucumbers, doz 40 to .75 Hay, wheat, his mind to put a bill through the "possess ideals" of democracy Government Physician. ton 55.00 and Pumpkins, lb 01 to .02 Hay Alfalfa, ton 45.00 legislature, he usually puts it through have a knowledge of the English HUNS IN MEXICO CAUSED So may it be taken for granted that language, and American history and MUCH TROUBLE DURING WAR the reapportionment bill will be pass- methods of government." Any other ed and become law. kind of teachers would be dangerous EL PASO, Tex., Jan. 1 (By Asso Undoubtedly, there will be bitter and ought not to be tolerated. ciated Press.) Revelations made in opposition on the part of a few mem- Moreover, the teachers of the Jap Washington that Germans virtually bers of the house and senate who anese schools like those of all other controlled the wireless stations in think more of petty politics and poli- schools in the Territory, should be Mexico was not news to American jobs tical than they do of law. But directly under the supervision of and officials on the border here. It was they have no argument on their side. amendable to the department of pub- known for two years that the Ger If the bill is placed squarely before lic instruction. mans had an elaborate system of wire- the legislature, it can have no op- This doe3 not mean that they less communication in Mexico and tion pass but to it. And with the should be able to pass the same ex news of German victories would be re- able assistance of Speaker Holstein aminations as teachers in the pub ceived in northern Mexico as soon as cannot it be doubted but that it will lic schools or possess the same kind it reached the United States, the wire be passed. Pacific Commercial Ad- of certificates to teach. That is not less stations relaying it throughout vertiser. necessary and it would not bo fair. Mexico. Much information of military But they should not be left to teach value was also know to have been Wanted: A Welfare Bureau how and what they please without sent through Mexico to Germany by Hilo has made an important new responsibility to soma supervisorial these wireless plants. The German departure in the incorporation of an authority. It si just such laxness manned wireless stations in Mexico Island Welfare Bureau, headed by in regard to German schools through caused much interference to the Am- some of the most influential inter- out the United States that caused erican army wireless operators by fill- ests and men of that town, for the trouble recently. ing the air full of wireless waves, oper purpose of inaugurating and conduct- We want to know exactly what the ators at Fort Bliss said. Many mil ing needed charities, relief work, etc. Japanese children are being taught in itary messages were picked up by the The Salvage The plans Department and purposes of this bu- the language schools. American border wireless stations. reau We want to are broad enough to cover al- be assured that It is in line with most every needed reform, or inter- American ideals. want NOME, Alaska, Dec. 31 (By Mail) est We to be of a growing community extend- sure that Americanism is taught first By Associated Press.) Nearly all ing to of Nome's Asiatic colony Siberian such widely different matters and above everything else. The only of of the as the guidance ksiunios picked up and left just be- of legislation, and reason for a Japanese school is to fore the encouragement the ice closed the Bering Sea of thrift. teach the Japanese languge and Jap- - for the winter. The Eskimos were Some such bureau is an institution nese history. The other things the camped all last summer on a sand that Kauai ought in- spit near here. to have. In the children can and should learn in the terest of efficiency, The Twins, a small sail boat own that the ground territorial schools. by may be ed three Eskimos carried the Red covered intelligently and American Mr. Cross Judd truly says that "the big colony back across vhe international thoroughly, so that there may be no gest thing today in the territory is line. Before the natives left they gaps and no dragged up overlapping, the charit- the building up of a vital American The Twins on the beach able and calked her with rags, sacks, and and welfare interests and efforts citizenship." And if, as he says, this of the community, even tin cans. should be is being retarded by the special Jap- Kahului and harmonized. now, As it is anese language schools as they are SEATTLE, Wash. Dec. 10 (By in most communities, charity and now conducted, they must be reform Associated Press.) Rifles are to be beneficence, more or less, go kind of ed. Pacific Commercial Advertiser. issued after Christmas to 160 girl hit or miss. cadets at the University of Washing- has At Christmas time ton. The girls are being trained in an order for ton of tome particular drilling by Professor Fred Kennedy, a Sunday School or some particular Encouraging Law Breaking Law acting head of the department of interest or institution in the lime- breaking is being openly and journalist and a captain of the facul light gets the attention and some blatantly advocated by some of the ty drill corps. other just as worthy and just as island papers that ordinarily one needy is overlooked. would not think of associating with OLD BY AUTHORITY BRASS. Welfare work left to private initi- anything savoring of disregard of the ative is apt to be spasmodic, uncer- law. And, unfortunately, those papers CIRCUIT COURT, SECOND CIRCUIT tain, and more or less mistaken. A that are urging that the law be vio- At Chambers. In Probate. welfare bureau, with an assured con- lated appear to have the support of a more or In the Matter of th Estate of Polly tinuous existence, and with an in- certain less influental ele Kalua, late of Wailuku, Maui. Deceas telligent knowledge of the needs of ment of their clientele. ed. Remember, every little bit helps! the field, would be in a position to Whenever reapportionment of legis render reliable, regular service, lative representation is mentioned in Order To Show Cause On Executor's such Application To Sell Real Estate as may not be expected from private The Advertiser, those who value per Initiative. sonal or sectional advantage above The Hawaiian Tru3t Company. Lim Furthermore such a bureau would justice and law fairly froth afthe ited, as executor of tho estate of Polly command mouth. The Maul News, for in- Kalua, lato of Wailuku, Maui, deceas- Are with the respect and confidence ha'ving you us? stance, which along lines is ed, filed a petition in this of the public. As it Is now, some other Court praying for the issuance of an kindly disposed individual or interest safe and sane and which generally Order and License to sell certain real comes around with a subscription stands squarely for enforcement of property of said estate, or so much law, appears thereof as may be necessary, to-wi-t: paper for some needy charity. Pre- to go completely off its 1 1 sumably head whenever it is suggested That certain piece of land situate If it is all right, and that the that in Owa, in Wailuku, County of Maui, so, telephone Nos. 65 or 20 money will be wisely spent, but the legislature, elected to make laws, Territory of Hawaii, being and con there is no assurance of it. And be- itself obey the law. stituting part of what has been and cause of the more or less problematic The News tries to befog the issue still is commonly known as and call- quality by holding up before its readers the ed the "Polly Kalua Homestead" of the enterprise, the donor premises, being a portion of R. P. and we will do the rest. gives less liberally than he otherwise weaknesses and faults of Honolulu, 199G, of L. C. A. 420 to Kuihelani; and would. as if that were the matter at issue. which property, in the petition so filed With a thoroughly responsible bu- Because our roads are poor, our su- is particularly described by metes and bounds: reau handling the finances and con- pervisors squabble among themselves, - IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that ducting the work, more funds would gambling is winked at by the au- the heirs and next of Kin of said Polly be available and more work would thorities who should check it, the Kalua, deceased, as well as all other be done. News would have the legislature add persons interested in said estate, ap The one more sin to calendar by re- pear before this Court, at tho Court Hilo Welfare Bureau is a step the house, in Wailuku, Maui, on Thursday in the right direction; it is a step fusing to obey the specific provision the sixth day of February, 1919, at that Kauai ought to make. Kauai of the Organic Act which provides ten o'clock A. M. of said day; then Garden Island. for reapportionment of legislation on and there to show cause, if any they the basis of citizen population. have, why an order and license should not be granted to said Hawaiian Trust Cut It Out We of Honolulu are willing to ad- Company, Limited, as executor afore- Speaker Holstein gets funny ideas mit that we are a long way from per- said, to sell said real estate, or so at times. The proposition that 50,-00- 0 fect. Some of us are ashamed of the much thereof as may be found necess- should, in these times when way our city is run Just at present. ary, in order to pay the claims and ob- three-quarter- s ligations referred to in its petition. of the world is in want We hope that the time will come Done at Wailuku, Maui, this Janu be expended on a memorial for the soon when we shall more nearly ap- ary 8th, 1919. Hawaiian soldiers wh'o fell in battle, proaching the ideal. Indeed, there is BY THE COURT: is absurd enough to make those dead already a rattling among the dry HENRY C. MOSSMAN, heroes Clerk, Circuit Court. Second Circuit, clamber out of their graves, bones. Tho citizens of Honolulu are Territory of Hawaii. or from the beds of the oceans, and beginning to wake up, to realize their (Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31.) SIX THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1919.

Streets and the other in the engineer tee of the Honolulu chamber of com- storehouse on Queen. Street, near merce, which with a simi- Bishop Street. lar committee of the territorial board Latest News By Wireless On The Other Islands of health in an inquiry on charges of Kali-h- l COMPLETE-MES- SATURDAY ft Plans For Soldiers' Memorial laxity in administration at the DETAILS PEACE ASSEMBLY S Sentiment expressed at a special Detention Hospital and Kalaupapa (By The Associated Press) Bride Will Waldron Home After Period Satur- Millionaire meeting of the war memorial com- leper settlement, will not be ready TARIS, January 16 Inauguration of peace congress on Reside In Inlands Of War Work mittee held at 3 o'clock yesterday af- for submission to the chamber for day will be carried out. The ceremonies will be fitting. Detached Guggenheim, rjvorced Capt. Fred L. Waldron, president Mrs. Grace ternoon at the chamber of commerce sometime. troops are to be present in honor of arriving delegates. Pinchon will of William Guggenheim, young- of Fred L. Waldron, Ltd., former ple- wife rooms, was largely In favor of a me- The committee has 1 een taking ad- welcome the delegates at the head of steps for the ministry. The Meyer Guggen- president of the Honolulu Chamber est son of the late morial which shall express dignity ditional evidence from lepers at the nipotentiaries will sit' around a horse-sho- e shaped table, the middle multimillionaire and liavid of Commerce and one of the big busi- heim, the and typify Hawaii's participation in local station and is also receiving re- being reserved for officers. The delegates are to be arranged alphabet- B. Michener, the of Chico, nessmen of the city, returned home nniher the great war, providing a monu- ports from the members of the com- ically, Americans at one end, then British, French, Italians, and Jap- who were secretly marri- today after spending two weeks In California, ment is decided upon later when the mittee, as well as one from the. Ha- anese, and afterwards the other states. When all are seated President on December 2G are to France as a Rod Cross worker. ed at Chico ideas of all societies, civic organiza- waiian Medical Aossoclation, the lat- Poincare will enter and take the presidential chair and make the open- according to Mr. Waldron was on the high Eeas reside in Honolulu, tions and of individuals as well are ter dealing with the recommendation ing address. newspaper accounts which reached seven days out from New York bound received by the committee and class- of federal of the lep- of for Liverpool when the armistice was administration here last week. In the settlement ified. rosy situation. PRESIDENT ELECT OF BRAZIL DIES suit, Mrs. Michener was signed, and when he finally reached (By The Associated Press) the divorce If it is to he a memorial hall, and The committee has been in exist- grant $1,250,000. Her maiden name Paris the great need for Ked Cross RIO DE JANEIRO, January. 16 Dr. Robiqucz, president elect of there were a few at yesterday's ence several weeks and it was ex- of rinckncyville, workers was practically over. How Brazil, died. He had been critically ill for some time. New election was Grace Brown, meeting who favored a hall alone, it pected Its report would have been Guggenheim in ever, he filled the position of a cap is necessary. Mlir.ois. She married should still express something typi- completed and made public before 1900. bride anc' groom met at tain in the Rod Cross service for two The cal of the Islands and reveal in Its this. It probably will be ready be- a dinner party Christmas day. The weeks in Paris, then secured an hon ALIETN ENEMY SHARES BRING HIGH PRICES architecture and adornments, main fore the legislature convenes. (By Associated Press) following day during an auto ride he orable discharge and started for The features relating to the participation 16 The auction sale of enemy alien sugar drove straight to a minister's house home. HONOLULU, January of Island men in the war. Out Door Circle Elects shares this morning was a big surprise. The 2767 shares of Pacific and the marriage took place. There were suggestions Ha- The following officers of the Ho- Honokaa And Pacific that Guano & Fertilizer Co. brought a total of $430,828, the price ranging to soldiers nolulu Outdoor have been elected for Will Drop Dividends waii's memorial the fallen from 150 to 166, with average of 152.10. On the street this morning Accused Of Killing Daughter might appropriately expressed in 'he ensuing year Honokaa and Pacific sugar will be 142.5 was asked. Held For First Degree Murder a monument and a memorial President, Mrs. A. G. M. Robertson. again be out of the dividend class of both For Koloa shares 145 was bid this morning on the exchange. At HILO, January 9 Hannah Warren, appeared to fav- t, Mrs. C. J. Mc- plantations this year,, although the hall, but sentiment auction it went as high as 207.5. The lowest sale was at 196, the aver- ihe Hawaiian woman who was recent or largely a monument, if only one Carthy. 1920 prospects are bright. Both of age being about 200. 1619 shares were sold. ly accused of contrilwting to the death of memorial is to be erected. Second t, Mrs. Erie these plantations were hard hit by form of her daughter, Emma, several James D. Mclnerny, a member of Knudsen. SHARES ALSO SELL HIGH the drought of last year and the year AUCTIONED PIONEER years ago, was indie'ed today by the committee, suggested It might be Treasurer, Mrs. Z. K. Myers. (By The Associated Press) before. Last year their combined the grand jury, arraigned before Judge fitting if a monument Secretary, Mrs. W. L. Moore. HONOLULU, January 1520,663 shares of Pioneer Mill Co., shortage of sugar yield was 7600 and a memorial Clemiu Quiun of the circuit court, some thing on order of the The chairman of standing commit- stock auctioned today. Price ranged between 30 and 30.5. On ex- 3000 tons this year. ' the Statue and placed in jail. Liberty, typifying Hawaii be tees elected are Mrs. E. A. Langton-Boyle- , change this morning 29.75 was asked. On account of all the plantations of but She is charged with first degree erected on Sand Island. publicity; Mrs. George French, now being on the system of closing GUARD murder and was not admitted to bail, John D. Wise was selected ways and means; Mrs. Edgar Wood, JUDD TO HEAD NEW REGIMENT their books at the end of December, Senator (By The Associated Press) this being refused by the judge. Her of executive committee educational; Miss Kulamanu Ward, few, if any, will be ready for their chairman the HONOLULU, January 15 When Major Lawrence Judd is dis- plea to the charge has been reserv- A. Young as secretary. Kalakaua Avene; Mrs. James Bick-nel- l, annual meetings this month, nearly and Mrs. A. charged from the federal service, within the next few weeks, Adjutant ed. present meeting were civic center, and Mrs. Lorrin A. all being bunched in the earlier days Others at the General II. S. Hayward will appoint him colonel of the new 5th regi- The dream of a relative of Hannah Macfarlane, Mrs. Julin Thurston, hill boards. of February. Mrs. Walter ment national guard. Warren's told to the authorities of Swanzy, James D. Mclnerny and It was announced that 56 new mem Hilo, led to the discovery of the Charles R. Hemenway. bers have been elected to the Circle NEWS grave Eightcen-Miles- , Mineral Products Starts WILL NOT CENSOR PEACE CONFERENCE of Emma Warren at On Monday afternoon next another for 1919. (By The Associated Press) beyend Hilo, and also the dis- C. G. Bockus has received a cable- gram from Robert Anderson, mana- meeting will be held by which time LONDON, January 15 The British foreign office has announced covery of two witnesses who were the committee hopes to be in receipt there will be no censorship of press messages from the peace confer- years ago the ger, giving the following very en- present eleven when of expressions of opinion from the PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS Eggs for ence. Similar assurance also received from France. away couraging information regarding hatching from grade body of Emma was laid in the leading civic organizations and so- highest Barred lonely grave. For years it was Mineral Products Co.: "Magnesium Plymouth Rock stock in the Terri-tory- . cieties in Hawaii, and when repre- Championship Cup $400,000,000 NEEDED TO FEED FREED COUNTRIES thought had merely gone carbonate production began on the Won at that Emma sentatives of such societies will be Territorial Fair. Price $3 per set- (By The Associated Press) away people had for- 5th and continues producing steadily. 15 de- from home and present to participate in the discus- ting (13). JAMES LINDSAY, HAI- PARIS, January The supreme council to supply relief has gotten that there waa such a mem- Started making boiler blocks on the KU, cided that the minimum amount necessary to feed the liberated coun- 7th. satisfactory. Over- sion. of Quality is (tf.) $400,000,-00- 0. ber the family. It was the vote of the committee tries from Belgium to Poland until next summer will cost body the coming minor mechanical difficulties The was exhumed and in that all island organizations shall The Allied governments of Europe agree to undertake their full grave was a knife incidental to new plant, and will be found rusted give serious consideration to the me- responsibilities. which Deputy Attorney General producing on a commercial basis morial project. Joseph Lightfoot to to be shortly, Chemists Pike and Balcom "REPUBLIC" OF LUXEMBURG STILL TO HAVE THRONE took Hilo Whatever is done, some expression examined by the territorial analyst. agree." (By The Associated Press) of opinion is wanted from each and i LUXEMBURG, January 15 Princess Charlotte, sister to the Witnesses told of beatings which every organization. Jose Abreu Hannah administered to her daugh- Fly Cannot Hurt These Tomatoes Grand Duches Marie, has been chosen as successor to throne by the The federal experiment station will chamber of deputies. ter and of a particularly cruel beat- Tenney In Coblenz Aloha Soft Drink distribute to all who want them a Miss ing which she received the day she Miss Wilhelmina Tenney, who has new kind of tomato plant evolved Parlor was burled. Her condition, accord- been serving in France for the past here under the direction of J. M, ing to the witnesses, was horrible two years in canteen service, is now West'gate, in charge of the station. and her face and body showed evi- to the 62nd This new plant will grow tomatoes in Coblence, attached Ice Cold Bevo BANK OF MAUI, LTD. dences of cruel treatment. still doing canteen serv- which resist the melon fly, which Is Aerial Unit, WAILUKU PAIA LAHAINA The case was put in the hands of is now one of the "far- Kaumana Grape so, destructive to other brands of ice. She in the grand jury, and after eleven organizations of the Am- tomatoes here. thest east" Juice STATEMENT OF CONDITION DECEMBER 31st, 1918. years, the mother waa declared by erican Army, the jury responsible for the death, James II. Cowan, now in France as a engineers, was ORDERS TAKEN RESOURCES: and accused her of murder in the soldier in the the Suspected Murderers Arrested man who did work of developing AND DELIVERED Loans, Discounts first degree. the Two Filipinos have been taken in- TO YOUR DOOR. and Overdrafts $583,677.93 expects the new tomato. He to be to custody at Papaaloa on the Big Cash on hand and due from Banks 268,076.78 back peace and his position U. S. and other Bonds. Soldiers Would Take Homesteads after Island suspected of having been im- Territorial 297,904.67 here is being held for him. U. S. Certificates Thirty Fort plicated in the murder of Matsumoto Market St.. Wailuku of Indebtedness 25,000.00 Hawaiian soldiers at Commercial Armstrong, most of whom are from at Ookala, who was killed three Paper 3,363.17 Discharging Soldiers Have Real Estate by filed applications Monday weeks ago. The prisoners have not owned the Bank 20,383.28 Hilo, on for Places Waiting For Them Banking homesteads in the Waiakea home- yet been identified. Premises, Fixtures and Leasehold 20,400.00 Each soldier of the two regiments U. S. War Savings Stamps 1,023.81 stead tract, Hilo, soon to be opened now serving at Fort Shafter and No Present Relief In for settlement. It is reported that his Schofield Barracks who receives Passenge Congestion January Sale $1,219,829.64 other men in the service will also discharge on and Monday next after Not much relief can be expected OF LIABILITIES: apply. at the Leilehua post, will have op- tin from the T. K. K. steamship Co., for portunity, immediately upon receiv- Capital Stock $150,000.00 several weeks to break the present Sampan Shipyard And ing this document, to purchase his Surplus and Profits . . 20,814.64 passenger congestion at this port. Ac- ALUMINUM Marine Railway Planned ticket to his home, no matter if it is Reserve for Depreciations . . 1,455.00 cording to L. E. Bemiss, local mana- Due . . A. F. Cooke E. C. of to take him by rail to Kahuku, Oahu, to Banks 203.40 and Winston, ger for the Japanese line, there will Honolulu, heading plan or by steamer to Laupahoehoe, Ha- Ware Dividends unpaid '. 4,500.00 are a to the not be another passenger vessel of establishment of a marine railroad waii; Kahului, Maui; or Lihue, Kau- t. Saucepan and Cover, each $1.25 Deposits 1,042,856.60 his line leaving here for San Francis- 1- - qt. Stew Pan, each . 35 and ship-buildin- plant on the Kcwa-l- o ai, says the Advertisoi. co until February 16 when the Siber- 2- - qt. Double Boiler, each $1.95 $1,219,829.64 flats, Honolulu, to take care prin- Instructions have been received at Individual Jelly Molds, doz $1.00 de- ia Maru is due from Yokohama. ' Territory of Hawaii ) cipally of Japanese fishing army headquarters from the war 216-q- t. - the fleet. The Korea Maru which is now on "Wearever" Lipped Sauce- partment permitting the Inter-Islan- pan, each 85t ) ss drydock in Japan, is due to ar- Steamship Company, Oahu Railroad the Bread Pans, each 50( Island and County of Maui ) Ask Daniels To Come rive here on February 22. The Shin-y- o Company and the Hawaiian Sugar Cake Pans, each 25 Josephus Daniels, secretary of the Maru is due here on January 29 Soup Dishes, each 25c1 I, J. GARCIA, Cashier of the above named Bank, do solemnly Planters' Association, to have repre- navy, will be asked to visit Hawaii from San Francisco. Both the freight- Napkin Rings, each 10 swear that the above statement is true and correct, to the best of my sentatives on duty in the post on Tea Balls, each . . . . 15J next summer, following his trip to ers Anyo laru and Kiyo Maru are knowledge and belief. discharge days" to advise with the Cream Dippers, each 15fS the Pacific coast. The secretary is expected here during the early part GARCIA, Cashier. men, particularly concerning their J. planning to make a trip to the west of February, but these vessels do LIK-N- U transportation home and their future Subscribed and sworn to before me this 3rd day coast to inspect the naval bases. not carry passengers to San Francis- of Tanuarv A D employment. A Guaranteed Aluminum Cleanser 1919. . Since the station at Pearl Harbor co aft a rule. 25tf pkg. The three organizations will also MOSES KAUHIMAHU, will be one of the most important of The Sachem leaves today with her Notary Public be permitted to interview all the Attest : these bases, the Chamber of Com- cabins crowded and all of the passen- & men late this week or in advance of W. W. Dimond Company C. D. LUFKIN ) merce will take steps through Its gers on Ventura "discharge day" to explain why they accommodations the D. II. CASE ) Washington representative and sailing tomorrow, "The House of Housewares" Directors. have been booked. - will be on duty when discharges are 25-6- 5 King HONOLULU R. A. WADSWORTH ) through the delegate to urge Mr. The Lurline is due here Thursday, Street handed out and thus simplify their Daniels to come here. but is doubtful if she can take any work on this day of discharge. it passengers to the Coast. Kauai Teachers Have Rough Honolulu Red Cross Shop Closes More Freedom Wanted For Honolulu Time Getting Back To Jobs Approximately $10,000 has been :: B. B. C. Gives Health, Strength, Pep And Nerve Power :: Inter-Islan- The board of supervisors Because the d company netted by the Red Cross Shop, which Honolulu has appointed a committee consist- changed its schedule and refused, to closed its doors yesterday for the than the ailments that assail it and ing of Supervisors Mott-Smith- , That Remarkable Remedy send a steamer to Kauai from Hono- last time, after an exceedingly suc- they are beaten and utterly routed, and Arnold to prepare bills lulu on Friday afternoon, following cessful business experience. Practi- and health is the result That's to be presented to coming legis- why rheumatism, blood impurities, f ' New Year's, and for the added rea- cally all the goods in the shop were the i." v '. lature. The most important is a bill "a! sick headaches, nervous depres- son that they knew there would be sold out at private sale before Auc- sions, sleepless nights, which would give Honolulu wider aenemic no excused accepted by the school E. L. Schwarzburg p and run-dow- condition, billious-ness- , tioneer P started in latitude in apportioning the taxes. department if they failed to be at yesterday to clear up the last of the torpid liTer, constipation, S)a LQ)nik?a kidney nd bladder give their desks the following Monday goods of ailments and the fixtures, all which Liquor Imports Suspected way to an extended course B. morning, five women Ka- oLB. teachers of brought a fair price, says the Adver- C. even in cases long standing ' r.' Reports that have been received at by physi- of i uai schools, chartered Young Broth- of the 14th. A Endorsed many leading the body - t tiser feature of the the office of the United States mar- and vibrates with health. ers gasoline launch "Sea Scout," and cians and people in public life. The extraordinary merit of B. B. C. sales of the last week was the price shal have given rise to the belief that thus got home after 21 hours of most brought by the old postage stamps, is proved by the many prominent ship's officers and arriving passengers local people who have testified to acute misery in a rough sea. They over $200 beingsocured for what was B. B. C. is a marvelous recon- have been smuggling bottles of li- tonic. infuses the sys- that effect. B. B. C. is a bottled left Honolulu Saturday afternoon and left of the donations by A. structive It Frank quor ashore. It is announced that tem with the iron force of health liquid, therefore far superior to arrived at Nawiliwili Sunday after- Cooke tablet remedies which lose their and others. action is to be taken to investigate and vitality of youth, building up noon. They suffered from sea sick- When the Red Cross shop opened body stronger sickness strength and are often soiled in these reports and put a stop to the the than handling. ness and were kept drenched by the last September, under and disease, and that is all there is the direction practice if the reports are found to waves most of the journey. of Mrs. F. F. Hedemann, to it. If the body is strong and B. B. C. is sold by all druggists, assisted by be true. and organs cf well plantation Those In the party were Miss Mrs. E. I). normal the it stores and dealers. $1.25 KUbourne and a commit- regulated and performing their per bottle; 6 for $7. We pay chip- Gillen, Miss SidlowskJ and Miss Ashe, tee of prominent women of Honolulu, Report On Leper Inquiry functions, there is no sickness. B. ping charges on all $7.00 cash Ben Bruns, tropical traveler, whose of Lihue, B. B. B. C. and Miss Johnston and there were two headquarters, one at Still Not Retdy B. C. does that very thing builds orders. B. C. headquarters, 161 Medicine cures have made Dorsey, up your body and makes it stronger King St., below Fish Market. of Koloa. the corner of Beretania and Nuuanu The report of the special commit the whole country talk. THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1919. SEVEN

a n family affairs make him the most SEATTLE, Wash., Dec. 22 (By LODGE MAUI, NO. 114, A. F. A A. M. prominent person in the story, . has Associated Press.) Determined that Latest News B yWireless j AT THE THEATERS but little moral stamina, and is sur- death should not end his life work, rounded, principally, by well dressed Father William Duncan, for more ' n men and women of no morals at all. than 60 years a missionary among UEBKNECIIT FLEES WARRANTS ISSUED To the Indians Gladys those who know life the sincer- of Southeast Alaska, has (By The Associated Press) Brockwell in ity of the author Is apparent. Mana- left his entire estate In his will to COPENHAGEN, January 14 Liebknecht, it is reported, lias "The Devil's Wheel" gers of moving picture theaters who perpetuate the work. The estate Stated meetings will be held at fled to Leipzig, and Zichorn to Denmark. The Berlin government has Charles Kenyon has Riven Gladys are not ODDosert to phnwinir (heir nearly all in cash, amounts to $146,-17- Masonic Hall, Kahului, on the first Brockwell a patrons Saturday night issued warrants for the arrest of Liebknecht, Zichorn, and Rosa corking pood story to in- views of sordid passion and and the funds are to maintain of each month at 7:30 terpret and she carries the part of giving them a clear insight into the the mission at Metlakahtla, Alaska. P. M. the Apache queen with flying colors. ways of immoral women and faith- Three trustees are named for the Vlsitln brethren are cordially In "The Devil's Wheel" is told in five less husbands will have the satisfac- fund. vited to attend. PADEREWSKI STOPS ASSASSIN'S BULLET of the most entertaining reels of the tion Of knowine that the nrtinir nml F. W. PEACOCK, R. W. M. (By The Associated Press) snent cirama. Edward Le Saint has general production or the picture NOTICE W. A. CLARK, Secretary. LONDON, January i3 An Assassin shot and slightly wounded directed with the eye of an artist, could hardly be bettered. The caba- and no stone Padercwski in a Warsaw hotel, says an Exchange telegram. Several has been loft unturned ret scene is too insistent in estab- The Regular Annual Meeting of ALOHA LODGE NO. S KNIGHT in production an photo-dram- lishing Bolsheviki implicated have been excellent the moral laxity of its female stockholders of the Bank of Maai, Ltd OF PYTHIAS. arrested. "The Devil's Wheel" ranks Wests, and other scenes of tlif same with the best five reolers produced nature would stand cutting without will be held at the Grand Hotel, in WILSON PLANS SPEAKING CAMPAIGN by William Fox and will be received the slightest danger of the spectator Wailuku, Maui, T. H. ou Tuesday, (By The Associated Press) as such by motion picture audiences. not. comprehending their meaning. January 28th, 1919, at 7 P. M. The PARIS, January 14 President Wilson is considering a speaking strength and purpose of the Barely outlined, "Old Wives for D. II. CASE, tour of the United States when he story is perhaps the most salient New," tells how a man finds himself returns, the same probably reach- feature of this offering. unhappily Secretary ing to the Pacific coast. It is unusual married and falls in love Regular meetings will be held at ly strong in plot development; the with another woman before ho ob- action moves from tains a Be- the Knights of Pythias Hall, Wailu- Introduction to divorce from his wife. NOTICE TO CREDITORS WANTS TROOPS WITHDRAWN FROM RUSSIA climax without a hitch, excepting in fore he finally succeeds in giving the ku, on the second and fourth Friday (By The Associated Press) the latter reels, where witting would second Mrs. Murdock protection of each month. the All WASHINGTON, January 13 Senator Johnson introduced a re- improve the story as presented for of his name he gets entangled with creditors of the Pioneer Hotel All risking members are cordially solution in the senate that American soldiers be withdrawn from Russia review. a third woman, and is only saved Company, Limited, are hereby notified Incited to attend. Gladys Brockwell call-askin- g as works like an from infidelity by a telephone to present such claims as they may C. as soon practicable. artist and interprets ways II. S. PERRY, C. the and him to hurry to the side or have against said corporation within J. C. BLAIR, K. R. & S. mannerisms of the Apache girl with his business associate, who has just FOOD RELIEF IS KEY TO EUROPEAN a ninety days from the date of the first SITUATION true artistic touch given her every been shot by his mistress. At the , (By The Associated Press) action. publication or Miss Brockwell is an excell- finish Murdock's wife also marries , of this notice, such WASHINGTON, January 13 President Wilson's message, in ent type for the part. There is not again, his son and daughter are dis- claim will be forever barred. GRAND HOTEL solemnly urging congress to appropriate $100,000,000 for food relief in a moment during the run of the pic- covered arranging their own matri- GEORGE FREELAND, ture that an audience will Europe, said that Bolshevism is steadily advancing is feel that monial plans and the entire family WAILUKU, MAUI, T. H. j westward and Miss Brockwell is out of place start out on separate happi- Trustee for the Stockholders and poisoning Germany and cannot be stopped by in the roads to force. He said food Apache world. And with the same ness. Advt. Creditors of the Fioneer Hotel Reasonable Rates j relief was the key of the whole European situation and the solution of finished work, she iha rnln Co., Ltd., Lfthaina, Maui, T. H. I peace. A message from Henry White, member of the American peace of the modest, unsophisticated daugh (Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31.) Dinner parties given special I in ter ot tne marquise. Her versatility Nothing Much Doing commission France, to the state department said "Starting west- is attention. ward the advance of demonstrated in this picture anil Mrs. John Schwartz, 303 Pleasant Bolshevism lias dominated the entire European her presence is felt throughout the Street, received the following letter situation above all else and it is of utmost importance that President run. from her husband, Private John A. NOTICE Wilson's request be granted." William Scott in the role of the Schwartz, Machine Gun Co., A. E. F.: Notice is hereby given that on the "Slag." a leader of the Annrtio trU-- Somewhere In France, 9l!i day of January 1919, I will take a performance that will elicit praise July 24, 1918. over the Hu Lun Store, of Waihee, PREDICTS CROSS ATLANTIC FLIGHT NEXT MAY any (By The Associated from audience. He affords ex- Dear Wife and Daughter: Maui, and will not be responsible for Press) cellent support to Will you DELCO-LIGH- T LONDON, January 13 General Blanker, retiring chief Miss Brockwell. write a few lines to let any debt 3 contracted under the name of air uertram orassby executes the heavy you know I am well and hoping to of Hu Lun. The complete Electric Lipht and personnel, said today that the Atlantic flight will probably be accom- villain role with annreriatinn Mr find every one at home the same. YAP CHUN. Power Plant plished next May. Several types of airplanes available and capable of Grassby is a striking type and carries We had a battle with the Germans An elect save:; the heavy lie iron endless steps making the trip. part with assurance. Lucil- and drove them back five miles. We and hours of work and worry. le Young typifies the girl of the un- took a lot of prisoners, artillery and GREGORY derworld. T. D. Crit tendon. Pietrn machine guns, and are still driving QUITS WILSON'S CABINET Buzz! and Andrew Roh son nm a Ann them back. (By Tift Associated Press) Incubators in supporting roles. It is the first battle I have been WASHINGTON, January 13 Attorney-Gener- al Gregory re- In, I has Charles Ray in but didn't get excited and es- signed, the resignation becoming effective March 4. President Wilson caped without a scratch. It was an "The Claws Of Sale has accepted. The Hun" awful artillery-an- d machine-gu- n fire. For John Stanton has lnnir desired in .News is scarce, so will close, E. A. Brown, The Hawaiian Co., enlist, but his mother, who is ill and to hear from you soon. Puunene Electric Ltd. ANARCHY IN SOUTH AMERICA SERIOUS fearful, exacts your Distributors Honolulu. (By The a promise from him From loving husband. Associated Press) not to enlist because she rniild not Private JOHN SCHWARTZ. BUENOS AIRES, January 13 Isolated instances of shooting in resist his departure. He is called a Machine Gun Co. A. E. F., 59th Inf. connection with the general strike, continued during Sunday night, siacKer by his friend3 and when his Freeport (11.) Journal-Standard- . PAIA ORCHESTRA including an attack on police station which were repulsed. Papers sweetheart, Jane Novak, treats him coldly he is despair. Telephone 52. say more killed than police admit. Some socialists claim the casualties in In his father's safe reposes the formula of a ligh Exempted Lessons also given on the Ukulele, were 1000. Dellelain, the military dictator, has forbidden labor organi- explosive The Fair "Oh. I'll trn tn tne wnr entrusted to him by the Mandolin and Steel Guitar. zations to meet. United States Government, and Stan- quick enough, but mother wouldn't The anarchists' federation has disclaimed connection ton learns and frustrates the plot of like me to; and I've never disappoint- (2mos.) EXCELSIOR with the ed her since the day I was born." lawlessness which is ascribed to foreign agitators. The several German spies to obtain pos- rioters set session of it. When Stanton's moth- The Snag "Well, if she was hop- fire to the central wool market. er comes ing for a daughter. I'm sure von've DIARIES to a full realization of linn K. Thousands of civilians are volunteering in the common defense espionage in this country and of the done your best to console her." MACHIDA gr.6 store Sidney Bulletin. and 200 agitators have been arrested. nctrssuj oi comoaiung enemies . ICE CREAM FOR 1919 abroad as The food situation is increasingly critical. well as at home. Stanton The Best In Town The is permuted to retute the charge of Out of His Class And a Soda Fountain government forces have announced 250 killed and 700 wound- Deing a slacker by enlisting. Sergeant In all sizes; cloth and moroc- ed, but a ranking naval officer (surprizing sentry) Give Us a Trial has suggested that double this number "Old Wives For "Why didn't you challenge that man co binding. Place your order would be nearer correct. New" MARKET STREET, : WAILUKU. A wide difference of nnlninn is who just passed," now. bound to exists concerning the ethical Newest Recruit "Why, that's Ka- BOLSHEVIKISM RIOTS IN SEATTLE status of the Artcraft picture made yo Hogan, sergeant, and he's got all (By The Associated Press) by Cecil De Mille from "Old Wives o' ten pounds on me!" Jersey City Also a complete stock of Cal- SEATTLE, January 13 Two thousand Bdlsheviki supporters for New," a novel written by the late Journal. endar Tads and Stands. showed treason, defied the police, and attacked the police department. David Graham Phillips. The story 100 has one fundamental weakness that Painful Memories policemen quelled the riot and made 13 arrests. even skill of N. SANO i the the director could "Pa, what's phonetic spelling?" not hide hardly any of the charac-- ! "It's a way of spelling that I often CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER NEW YORK HARBOR STRIKE ENDS ters command the spectator's respect got vrhipt for when I was your age." (By The Associated Press) Charles Murdock, the man whose Boston Transcript. Just received a new stock of NEW YORK, January 13 The harbor strike has ended with the Mattresses, poultry netting, HAWAIIAN NEWS return to work of 10,000 marine workers pending the arbitration of paints and oils, furnlturs, ete. differences. Coffins and General Hardware. CO., LTD. ALLIED FORCES TO MEET IN ATHLETIC CONTEST Phone Young Hotel Bldg. (By The Associated Press) Honolulu. Weekly Program At Wailuku And Kahului Theatres Market Street Wailuku PARIS, January 13 A great military meeting is planned here for May or June for athletes of the Allied fighting forces. It is an- nounced that 21 Allies will be asked to participate in games which will be the greatest athletic meet in history. BEATING BRITISH IN MUSTERING OUT TROOPS (By The Associated Press) Saturday, j WASHINGTON, January 12 General March said today that the January 18th. Tuesday, January 21st. Send us your REGAL WALLACE demobilization of our army is proceeding at rate twice as fasf as the REID JAPANESE SHOW British. in j Up to January 10, 693,000 had been discharged while the "THE FIREFLY OF be SHOES British have FRANCE" Films to mustered out but 352,000. Also Wednesday, January 22nd. real leather. CECILLE B. CHARLIE MURRAY DeMILLE'S ) PROVISIONS OF ROOSEVELT'S WILL in Masterpiece finished (By The Associated Press) "LOVE LOOPS THE LOOP" "OLD WIVES FOR NEW" ' j sturdy material. MINEOLA, January 12 Roosevelt was worth over $500,000. His And Paramout Travelogue Also "FIGHT FOR MILLIONS" We do finishing the better 1 will as filed, divided a trust of $60,000 equally between his children. And Pathe News kind. i fine finish. His daughter Alice gets his first wife's Sunday, January 19th. wedding presents. The income Thursday, January 23rd. lrom the residue BESSIE LOVE goes to his widow. The executors are Mrs. Roose- in EARLE WILLIAMS right Style. velt, Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., nd George Roosevelt. "A DAUGHTER OF THE POOR" in "THE SEAL OF SILENCE" 1 Honolulu Photo Supply Co. ( Also "THE BLACK BOX" No. 2 wearing SAY CHINA IS UNITED And "DANGERS OF A BRIDE" Also "BROKEN COIN" No. 3 comfort. (By The Associated ? P. O. Box 769 HONOLULU I Press) And Pathe News ) PARIS, January 12 Advices from Pekin say complete agreement Monday, January 20ih. KODAKS CAM ERAS ( Quality balances price. have been reached between north and south China. The peace delegates GLADYS BROCKWELL Friday, January 21th. 5 "Everything Photographic" s here represent a united China. in CHAS. RAY "THE DEVIL'S WHEEL" in fit the foot. (Said to be great) "THE COURT WILL NOT RESTRAIN BURLESON CLAWS OF THE HUN" (By The Also "HOUSE OF HATE" No. Also "THE BULL'S EYE" Associated Press) And a Comedy NEW YORK, 11 And Iiray Cartoon January Federal court has dismissed the com- h THE HOME OF THE & mercial cables injunction suit against Postmaster-Gener- al Burleson to y Regal restrain him from taking over the cable system to the postoffice de- ft Stclnwoy nd Starr partment. The court decided it is without jurisdiction because Pres- PIANOS ident Wilson took action as executive in October for war purposes. Shoe RICKENBACHER'S OFFICIAL 26 SCORE HUN PLANES Kahului A t Theatre A. (By The Associated Press) V. Store WASHINGTON, January 10 Capt,. Eddie Rickenbacher the fa- Saturday, January 18th. Wednesday, January 22nd. OS mous auto racer, was the premier American "ace." He downed 26 ENNID BENNETT JAPANESE SHOW HONOLULU. German airplanes, according to official reports. There were 63 Ameri- in "A DESERT can "aces" who had each downed 5 or more enemy machines. WOOING" Thursday, January 23rd. Also A "DANGER OF BRIDE" CECILLE B. DeMILLE'S COMBINED RAILROAD CONTROL IS CERTAIN And "SON OF DEMOCRACY" No. Masterpiece (By "OLD WIVES FOR The Associated Press) Monday, January 20ih. NEW" WASHINGTON, January 14 Agreement Also "HOUSE OF No. 2 for the control of the WALLACE REID HATE" Grand Siberian inter-allie- and Chinese eastern railroads by an d com- in And Pathe News MAUI BOOKSTORE mittee has been virtually concluded. Ambassador Morris, of Tokio, "THE FIREFLY OF FRANCE" Friday, January 21th. BOOK8, STATIONERY lias been instructed to proceed to Vladivostok to participate in the work' Also "THE BULL'S EYE" ing out of the details. And a Comedy BESSIE LOVE NEW8 DEALERS in We have a large stock of Hawaiian Tuesday, January 21st. "A DAUGHTER OF THE POOR" Views and Post Cards MASSACRE OF Souvenir-Jewelr- y JEWS REPORTED IN THE UKRAINE Also 3 Ineld Player (By The GLADYS BROCKWELL "BROKEN COIN" No. Pianos Kodaks Associated Press) in and Films WARSAW, (Monday) A pogrom is And a Comedy at fair prices and easy terms. 1 Koa Novelties reported at Breditschew, "THE DEVIL'S WHEEL" We take old pianos In exchange, H winch is known as the capital Fine Candles Jewish of the Ukraine, account of its Also "FIGHT FOR MILLIONS" The Box Office is open every day sh population. Ukuleles The trouble, it is reported, started when the And "A TOUGH TENDERFOOT" from 2 to 4 p. m. to receive advance lhajer Piano Co., Ltd peasants attempted (Sennett Comedy) to disarm the Jews who were forming a military orders. HONOLLU, WAILUKU, MAUI organization for defense. HAWAII. 2: 1HH EIGHT THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1919.

a Seattle To Have Cockett's Politics Pertinent Paragraphs Latest News By Wireless Personal Mention For An Important Matter Cathedral u 8 (Continued from Page One.) War Memorial In nn article contributed to tho Ha- W. O. Aiken, of Pala, was a visitor (Continued from Pago One.) waiian and Agriculturist, C. in Honolulu this week on business. '''Forester NO ACTION AGAINST LA FOLLETTE Ho was accompanied by Mrs. Aiken question of Cockett's partisan- SEATTLE, Wash., Dec. 31 (By S. Judd, superintendent of .forestry, (By Tho Tho Associated Press) and little son Bunny, who will make ship was raised durlug tho trial of Associated Press.) A $500,000 Vic- describes the Hawaiian sumach, WASHINGTON, January 16 The adopted the elec Edings, Senate has short visit thcro with friends. tho caso before Judge in tory Memorial Cathedral Is to bo built which grows on various parts of all tion committee's no against Follctle which Ellen K. Robinson nnd her hus- resolution deciding that action La H. S. Perry, manager of tho Puu- - In Seattle by St. Mark's Episcopal the Islands. Because of the strength shall he taken. band, William T. Robinson, two of none Store, went to Honolulu last owners affected by tho Church In memory of the American of the wood combined with light 16 is improved. the properly PARIS, January Col. House's condition He will Saturday on a short business trip. opening of tho street, sought to up- men who cerved and died In France, weight and its lasting qualities, Mr. be up tomorrow. Hon. A. F. Tavares, of Haiku, set the amount awardet by tho con- according to an announcement made Judd proposes developing the tree, if board. Judge Edings at assistant manager of the Haiku Fruit demnation by Rev. Ernest Vincent Shayler, rec- possiblo for commercial purposes, tho time refused to allow tho plain- DUTCH REVOLUTION AGAIN FEARED Packing Co., returned homo last was tor of St. Mark's Parish. Architects particularly as fence posts, to which tiffs to submit proof that Cookott (By Tho Associated Press) week from a trip to the coast where a republican nnd not a democrat, and aro working on the plans, the an- it is said to bo especially adapted. AMSTERDAM, January 16 Owing to rumors of a pending o was called by tho death of his gave judpnent to the County. It was nouncement asserted. Tho Maul industrial accident board among in Holland, the Hctvolk says, military guards have been wifo In Southern California, several appealed on this point, others, Twelve windows in the cathedral, will hold Its monthly meeting In the and tho higher court has just sus- at Leydcn telegraph offices and the town hall. months ago. according to preliminary plans will bo Wailuku district court room next tained it. na- Tuesday morning, January 21. ' Miss Ruth Whitehead returned last Tho amount allowed tho Robinsons, named in honor of twelve of the considered Inadequate, A mail was expected from the URGING INTERVENTION IN RUSSIA week from Honolulu where she has which they tions Allied In the war with the Unit- (By Tho Associated Press) was something less than ?400. Tho mainland week by tho transport been attending tho Priory. Sho will ed States. Bronze tablets bearing the this All-Russi- eight or ten other property owners OMSK, (Sunday) The government is working night probably not return to school. names of Seattle men who fell in bat- Sherman, which nrrlved in Honolulu whoso land was taken for the street, and day at the staggering task of organization of refugees which have Mrs. Luther D. Timmons, of Hono awards mndc them tle are to be placed in the building. on Tuesday, but none came. It was accepted the and laiscd Omsk's population from 100,000 to 500,000. lulu, arrived last week in Wailuku to aro not parties to tho suit. A Victory Tower with chimes has stated that tho postoillco in San Military experts urge the Allies to rush assistance to liberate Mos Francisco had been advised that the visit her paients, Mr. and Mrs. H been proposed. cow and Pctrograd from control of Bolshcviki. Ihcsc officers say Steps being taken (or the construc- vessel would probably not stop at tho Streubeck. MARRIAGE LICENSES the Bolshcviki lias Chinese executioners who kill thousands, lacy arc C. D. Lufkin, manngpr of the Bank tion of the cathedral aro believed the Islands but go direct to Vladivostok. aiming at extermination of all the intellectual classes. of Maul, went to Honolulu on Mon Jnn. 13 Manuel Camara, 20, and first definite plans made in the state In spito of this fact the transport 17, both of Lahaina. day night on business. Mary Ferreira, memorial. Throughout the brought a number of passengers for Ceremony by Rev. Father Justin. for a SAYS MEXICO CANNOT SELL LOWER CALIFORNIA Lahaina, was aro being made to erect Honolulu. Mrs. Frank Stark, of Jan. 1G Y. Nlshlml, 21, of Honolulu, state moves (By Tho Associated Press) - Wni-luk- For the first month since war passenger to Honolulu last Satur- and Shlgayo Flglsaka, 19, of memorials but most of the plans are the 10 governor a Nishi-ur- a. bAiN 1'KAiNLIbLU, January Unilu lias issued dy. . Ceremony by Rev. J. still in a tentative state. began to pay a part in tho transpor statement Mexico's legal inability to sell Lower California to the of It. C. Bowman, who had been In Spokane the women's clubs may tation problems of tho islands. Maul Mrs. United States. teaching in tho Wailuku public plant trees on school lawns in mem- Is to receive no freight shipments school during tho fall term, has re GRAND HOTEL ARRIVALS ory of the soldiers and sailors; 's from the mainland during the pres TWO MORE STATES RATIFY PROHIBITION signed her position. Father's Club is leading a ent month, according to present in (By Tho Associated Press) 7, 1G, 1010 Hong County Supervisor, N. TJahinui, January to movement for the erection of a mem- dications. A shipping board vessel CHEYENNE, January 16 Wyoming has ratified the federal pro J. of Molokai, was a business visitor In Chuck, Honolulu; Ching Luon, Hono- orial clubhouse; Grays Harbor res s however expected to arrive with hibition amendment. Honolulu this week. lulu; James Soon, Honolulu; James idents are talking of purchasing a cargo early in euruary. JEFFERSON CITY, January 16 Missouri has also ratified pro Wong, Hono- Foster, of Pala, went to Ho Hoon, Honolulu; A. H. bronze tablet bearing the names of all Commemorating tho 15th annivers hibition. J. P. Saturday cn a short busi- lulu; K. Fujlwara, Honolulu; Harry men from the harbor country who ary of his connection with tho Bank nolulu last trip. F. Flint, Honolulu; Ztno K. Meyers, died in the service; the Chehalis of Maui, Joaquin Garcia on Wednes BOOZE INTERESTS TAKE STEPS TO SAVE PROPERTY ness W. Collins, manager of Honolulu; Bernard Froiseth, Honolu- Citizen's Club is planning a $200,000 day evening entertained tho directors (By Tho Associated Press) Arthur Mill Co., wag in Honolulu on lu; James S. White Honolulu; E. J. community center building and the o'f the institution with a sumptuous NEW YORK, January 16 American distilling interests, in Pioneer first part of this week. Reed, Honolulu, Bert S. Mott, Hono- Olympia Young Men's Christian As- banquet served at his homo on Wells of the enforcement of the new national prohibition business the Robinson Hart, formerly lulu; Dan Conway, Honolulu W. Tim sociation has named a committee to street. Mr. Garcia has had a similar have completed plants for the conversion of their Mrs. Eva to Honolulu Chong, Honolulu; C. A. Scott, Hono- plan a memorial. celebration to mark each period plants, and the export of whiskeys and other spirits in bond, it is of Wailuku, returned mainland where lulu; W. H. Hisaman, Honolulu; organizations are his career as a banker. announced. last week from the Several Seattle of ago with James Donald, Honolulu; George F. planning memorials, the University of Tho coroners jury" sitting in tho she went several months hufVjand. has her Stone, Seattle; J. Ondeff, Seattle; Washington may erect a mo- of death Kono Kuido, tho BREWERIES HAVE LAST FORLORN HOPE her She taken Alumni caso tho of Judge Capt. C. F. Ulstad, S. S. Vineo; Frank under-gradu-ate- former position as clerk in nument in honor of the s Japanese driver of the Wailuku Su (By Tho Associated Press) court. Carry, San Francisco; W. H. Smith, in the service; the Municipal gar Co., who died following a fall CHICAGO, January 16 Levi Mayer, chief council of brewing Hecn's circuit Attorney Win. H. Smith, of Hllo, Hilo; Mrs. H. A. Watson, Hllo; C. A. League is heading a movement for from a cart, which passed over his interests, has announced that 22 state constitutions require a referendum week to preside Baggott, Mather Field. tho erection of a memorial hall, and body, returned a verdict last week, vote of the people on prohibition. who came down last of Installation of now officers in committees from the Chamber of Com of accidental death. tho Lodge No. 3, Knight of Pythias merce and tho Y. M. C. A., are work- In tho matter of the estate of Keo NOT NECESSARY IN CALIFORNIA Aloha (By Tho Associated Press) as deputy supremo chancellor, re ing together planning for a memorial. ho Kalei Manuhia, in tho 2nd circuit U, 10 Attorney General Webb said a to Hilo by Wednesday night's In The Churches Suggestions have been made that the court, yesterday, Judge Burr granted bAUKAMluNl January turned referendum vote in California is not required to make the ratification Mauna Kea. committee consider erecting a $1,000,' an application of tho executor, W. F. of prohibition effective. Captain F. G. Sanborn, M. C, U. S. 000 state or reconstruction hospital. Crockett, for permission to sell cer Army, of Kaunakakai Molokai, previ MAKAWAO UNION CHURCH real estate in tho Wells park ad tain MERCHANT. SHIPS RELEASED BY GOVERNMENT ously a chief of one of the services A Craig Bowdish, Minister. dition for tho purpose of meeting (By Tho Associated Press) at Schoficld Barracks hospital, was on 10:00 Sunday School. Filipino Sneak Thief some claims of creditors. NEW YORK, January 16 All American ships requisitioned by January 1st, appointed Suregon for 11:00 Morning Service. Burr yesterday granted Causjht-H- the shipping board during the war have been released to owners except De Russy and Armstrong. Dr. ad Loot In Hat divorce to Kapeho Kuaiaina from her Fort those actually engaged in army service. Sanborn and his family will make husband Mai Kuaiaina, on grounds of their homo at Fort Do Russy unless Light Type Of Grip Reveira, Filipino, has confess support. Juan noi UNITED STATES GOES "DRY" IN A YEAR ordered elsewhere, until such time ed to Sheriff Crowell that he burglar Tho annual meeting of tho Sunday (By Tho Associated Press) as ho is released from army service Now Prevalent On Maui ized two houses in tho Wailuku mill School and Christian Endeavor asso CHICAGO, January 16 The United States today completed the camp, last Monday night, from one and returns to his homo and duties ciation of Maui, Molokai, and Lanal legislative process of voting itself dry. In December 1917 congress of which ho got $09 in cash, and as government physlfian on Molokai. An unusual number of cases of in- from the other a quantity of jewelry. will bo held at tho Kaluaaha church adopted a joint resolution providing for an amendment to the federal Donald Sanborn, oX Kaunakaka.1, fluenza, grip, or sovere colds are re- Tho Sheriff had happened to see tho Molokai, on January 31. On tho fol constitution which provided that one year after its ratification by the rob- Molokai, with Mrs. Sanborn and Miss ported on Maul at the present time Filipino in the vincinity of the lowing day the evangelical associa legislatures of the states the manufacture, sale, or transportation of bed houses earlier in the evening, Phyllis aro visiting Mr. Sanborn's by physicians, who aro inclined to tion will meet. intoxicating liquors within the states or the importation thereof into and had had him arrested on suspi Captain Sanborn at Fort Do believe, however, is no more Sentence was suspended the exportation thereof from United btates and all sub father that it cion. The loot was found in his hat in the or territories They will leave on Tuesuay or Reveira sought to implicate two the jurisdiction should be prohibited. The constitution Russy. than the usual run of this kind case of II. A. Watson, an automobile ject to thereof, California. Filipinos, Dairos and three-fourt- for a visit to Southern malady which In noted on Maui about other Maximo salesman of Hllo, who was arrested provides that legislatures of hs of the states in United States another known as Marcillio, but both Horace Johnson, consulting chem this time every year. There havo for driving on tho wrong side of a must approve a constitutional amendment. The Nebraska legislature proved alabis. Dairos Is being hold ist of C. Brewer & Co., of Hilo, ac- been no deaths. As a precaution, suspected connection dummy policeman at tho corner of which ratified the amendment today made 36 states, completing the however. lor companied by Mrs. Johnson, aro vi- against possible development of a" with the affair. Main and Market streets, necessary three-fourt- hs of the total number of states needed to ratify last Satur in Wailuku this week where malignant Tho houses robbed belonged to Jap day. the prohibition amendment. sitors more contagion, doctors anese. The Filipino had previously Mr. Johnson has business with the urge that all cases of Illness, oven W. II. Field, of tho Maui Hotel, has Meanwhile the nation goes dry on July 1st next by prcsidentia gained access to the houses by ap Wailuku Sugar Co. They aro guests though seemingly slight, bo reported. pearing some pieces of wearing received a from Miss Lalla proclamation as a war measure unless the president rescinds it before with letter of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Penhallow. apparel which he offered to sell at Christmas, a sister of tho late artist, that date. tho E. T. Gillan, who returned recent such ridiculously low price that E. W. Christmas, advising she ALASKA EXPECTS BOOM bargain was snapped up and at tho that ly from tho mainland following his TO FOLLOW END OF WAR same time Information had been giv will leave England shortly to come TERRITORY CANNOT TAX LIBERTY BONDS (By Tho Associated dischargo from tho army service at en as to tho hiding pluco of the to the Islands to take charge of her Press) JUNEAU, Alaska, Dec 31 (By 16 Attorney rules tho officers' training camp at Camp household valuables. brother's pictures and settle up his HONOLULU, January General Irwin terri Mail.) (By Associated Press.) Men tory cannot tax incomes from government bonds. Pike, Ark., has left the Maul Agricul- business affairs. tural Company, where he was em- already returning north to man the Charles Savago was Alaska industries which they left Will awarded the ployed as civil engineer, and has ac- Believe Wireless contract for tho rebuilding of two FASTER DEMOBILIZATION ORDERED crippled when they dropped their (By Tho Associated Press) cepted a position with tho Pioneer work and to in school cottages at destroyed hastened tho states Paia, WASHINGTON, January 16 General March said today that de Mill Co., at Lahaina. answer to the calls of war and war Remain With Navy by fire some ago, meet- months at the mobilization of combat units m the United has been ordered. C. Scaife, secretary of the firm of work. Officials are confident that by ing of tho board supervisors btates next spring tho sunshine of promise of last WASHINGTON, January 16 The food administration told the Griffith, Durncy & Co., of San Fran- A general inspection of tho Inter- Friday afternoon. His was will again brighten tho path of this tender war-tim- e packing concern, system I3 being henatc that incomplete estimates show actual expenditures o cisco, the big fruit almost manless territory. island wireless mado $1750. time 45 days. The bid of J. A. by officers of the U. S. navy depart $6,785,253; of which $2,342,996 was from the president's contingent arrived last week to Inspect the pine- Hero at Juneau enough men havo Aheong - ment, and the report is current in was $5100, samo time, whilo fund. Additional outstanding contracts call for $1,432,542. apple business on Maui, his firm be returned to enable the Alaska Gast- Honolulu that this is likely to bo fol- that of Hugh Howell was $56SG, time ing agents for tho Maui pack. He lneau Mining Corporation to add an- GO other shift to its big gold stamp mill lowed by tho permanent taking over days. Wednesday on his return. Ho of tho system. BOLSHEVIKI GETTING BUSY IN MEXICO left on at Thans, near here. For nearly a Lieut. J. A. Balch, with two nssist-nnts- , (By Tho Associated Press) was tho guest of honor at a dinner year tho mills havo been operated SALMON RETURN TO was on Maul on Wednesday in- ALASKA EL PASO, January 15 A handbill in Spanish, signed by Mcxi on Tuesday evening at tho homo of but eight hours a day on account of AFTER VOLCANIC ERUPTION specting tho Lahainn station. Ho can Bolshevists has been distributed in northern Mexico, urging Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Lindsay, Paia, at, the labor shortage. By spring tho visited Wailuku for lunch, leaving a pnmnnnv pvnnpto in hn running (wpn.1 CORDOVA, 30 death to Carranza, Villa, Felix Dias, Estcban Caniu, Vasquez Gomes which somo 30 guests were present. hour later and tho same evening from Alaska, Dec. (By iy-io- nours again. Lahaina by a government vessel. Mall.) (By Associated Press.) Sal- Francisco De la Barra, and all other political leaders and rich men o Enough men will bo hero early In Tho wireless service of the Mutual mon returned this year for the first Mexico. the year, it is believed, to reopen tho time in full numbers to some of the FLOUR NOW BEING MADE (correct) property Telephone Co., of Honolulu, w.n GROWN WHEAT Jualian Mine, a taken over by tho navy as a war Alaska waters which were gutted OF ALASKA near Juneau which has not been with lava and ashes by tho eruption PORTUGUESE REVOLUTIONISTS BEING BOMBARDED operated since 1917. A Belgian syndi- measure, but tho impression is now (By The Associated Press) Alaska, Dec. 19 (By general bo in 1012 of Mount Kntmai, said to bo FAIRBANKS. cate which owns tho mlno has cabled that It will never turucl 15 Mall.) (By Associated Press.) back to the company. one of tho world's greatest volcanoes. LONDON, January Revolutionists have sent from Santarem that It will put a full force at work After tho big eruption and its at- The Alaska flour ground from Alaska northeast of Lisbon, and refused to surrender. government forces Fair- within a few months. grain is being turned out at a south-wester- tendant desturbances, salmon dis- arc a say Towns in n Alaska, appeared from the nearby streams surrounding the place and have commenced bombardment, banks mills for Alasua consumption. a dispatch. hard hit by tho rush southward last Fishermen Charged With for several seasons. Gradually they Lisbon Nearly all tho flour used this winter year, aro preparing for tho tide immi- returned. By next year, It is thought in Fairbanks and other interior Alas- through local gration which they think will set Dynamiting Are Released here, nearly all tho streams affected REVOLUTIONISTS FIGHT HARD BUT SURRENDER ka points comes tho north again in tho spring. will bo alive with fish again. (By plant. gov- Tho Associated Press) capacity of There is talk of opening new At Afognak, which lies on Afognak MADRID, (Tuesday) had furious fighting at Vill Tho mill, which has a ernment town sites at Talkeetna and Island across Shelikoff Portugal sixty barrels a day, has handled near Kaiya, Hamada, and Nakamura, Straits from 8 Chickaloon, points on tho railroad be- Fish-crie- s Real where the government artillery for hours bombarded revolution ly crop or tho Tanana Japanese fishermen residing at l, Mount Katmai, the Bureau of all tho wheat ing built by government be- of Alaska's agricul- tho were arrested on Monday eve- of tho Department of Com- ists who finally raised the white flag. Peasants aided government Valley, one best tween Seward and Fairbanks. Sev- ning by tho police and charged with merce has a station. This year tho forces. tural sections. aro Chick- United Agri- eral coal mines located at dynamiting fish in Knhulul harbor. bureau reported a successful collec- Officials of tho States aloon whilo Talkeetna can bo mado Magis- tion of salmon eggs was mado at tho cultural Experimental Station here In the trial beforo District WIDE-OPE- N a supply base for the Ophlr, Iditarod, close of tho spawning season, tho THIS DOESN'T LOOK LIKE DIPLOMACY cstlmato that tho Fairbanks region trate McKay the following day nil (By Associated Kuskokwim and lower Innoko placer wore released, tho court holding that total amounting to close to 54,081,000. Tho Press) of the Tanana Valley during last diggings. tho ovidonce of tho police was not "This catch constitutes tho largest PARIS, January 15 The supreme council of the peace congress summer's short season produced 250 sufficient. take of tho sockeye species since the has decided that all information of proceedings shall be restricted to tons of oat and wheat hay, ten tons Tho men woro alleged to have been Katmai eruption and seems to Indi- official by secretaries the several of seed oats, 30 tons of wheat, 450 NOTICE OF MEETING cate tho complete recovery communiques prepared jointly the of tons of potatoes, and 80 tons of car exploding heavy charges of explosive of these delegations of the hvc powers. Hie delegates shall not com Industrial Accident Board from tho breakwater on the east side waters from tho disastrous effects of creat rots. Even tomatoes did well, many of tho harbor. 1110 eruption" read a bureau state- ment or reveal any other information. under glass. Tho monthly meeting of tho In- ment. dustrial Accident Board for tho Coun- Fisherman arriving hero from tho BOLSHEVISTS FIRE ON HUNGRY MOB CITY STARVING ty of Maui, will bo held in tho Wai- Very Much So waters near Katmai said tho In- (By Tho Associated Press) GIRL WANTED Good steady girl to luku District Court Room, Wailuku, "Have you any occupa- - ossontial dians this year woro catching salmon 15 in learn to run printing press and next Tuesday morning, January 21st, tion?" In streams STOCKHOLM, January During hunger riots Petrograd from which they woro work In newspaper printing sho.i at 10:30 o'clock. All persons having "Yob, sir. I walk tho baby at night drivon slv years ago by tho big cn baturday and Sunday 2000 paraded the streets and shouted fo to MAUI business with tho Board are asked to keep It from crying." Baltimore "smoke pot" as the volcano 13 known bread. The Bolshevists fired on the mob. Not a single piece of bread Apply NEWS OFFICE. be present. American. on the nearby islands. is to be found m the city. W. A. McICAY, Chairman.