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VOLUME XIX WAILUKU, MAUI, H. T., SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1912 NUMBER 11 J8t Kiinnc Fruit Fly Telegraphic News. The Latest The Free Library On Maui IKI'ECIAL TO THE MAUI EVS. In Sports Sugar Bill Sugar 7!).60 Beets 97.87

New Books Are Being Received Every This Is the Last Island to Be Infested What the Wrestlers, Boxers and Base Intended to Be the Beginning of the Week. With the Pest. News Ball Artists Arc Doing. End of Protection.

The public library is filling the For some time reports have come Ad Wolgast, the champion of to- The bill for the removal of all HONOLULU, April 2G. Deputy Attorney-Genera- l Suttonhns place it was intended for most' ad- n to the sheriff that the fruit fly day, is too' much of a business man duties on imported sugar, which resigned, and will be succeeded by Leslie Scott. has passed of Representa- mirably, and the trustees now feel was in different places on Maui, but to hazard his money in speculations. the IIouso Mrs. John Kea gt.ve birth to a daughter on April 10th and to a tives might well bo called a. bill' to they have a very creditable on investigation, no sign of the pest Ad doesn't care for the glare of the that son on April 24th, smashing all records. promote tho election ,of a Republi- could be found Last Saturday night life and you will rarely list of books for the patrons to News was received yesterday of the death of A. M. Bums former sec can President, for it Is a concrcto morning, however, James Cornwell draw from. Books are being re- -' ly editor of the Hilo Herald and Tribune. him in the haunts where the sports illustration of what the Democrats handed a bag of Chinese oranges to ceived continually, both by pur- Ewa 32, Commercial 44. Oahu 29, Olaa 714, McBryde W3, are supposed, to congregate. He has mean when they avow the intention the sheriff, in which he claimed the 35, chase, and through the gifts of the Pioneer .Vuialua 131. bigger of sweeping every vestige of protec- fruit fly magots would bo found. a penchant for diamonds, the many friends of ' the iibrary. Be- - HONOLULU, April 25. is rumored may have tion from our statutes. On opening the oranges they were It that Carter the batter, and also spends much of we give a complete list of the tried to hurt Frear the convention. The bill will not become a law P"w found to be alive inside, and on in his time in figuring out real estate now on hand: The opening of Union Street is being opposed by the owners of until after the 4th of close examination thoy appeared to deals, having bought considerable next March. the property. Whether or any similar FICTION. have all the identifying marks of property in the southern part of the that bill f Dr. Rogers, an old and respected resident, died here yesterday. H'jf uv,uuiiiu uiw ui lui unit uiiiu win Awakening of Helena Richie, the embryo fruit fly. The fruit was State. there s any fighter of thisu . , A. . ,.w.t2 "Cyclone" Johnny Thompson is here on his way homo from Aus u.. vv ifv,viJIU M. Deland. shown to the different members of time who knows the value of a dol iiiiuvuvi , tralia. a stalwart Republican liko President-- , Bride of the Mistletoe, J. L. the Chamber of Commerce commit- lar, Ad Wolgast is the man. papers announce the engagement of Thelma Par Taft or a free-trad- e Democrat like Allen. tee, and it was decided by the she Battling Nelson, generally con- l.j ker to young Smart.' Champ Clark, Woodrow Wilson o'rV JBroad Highway, J. Farnol. riff that the best thing to do was to sidered thrifty, has been labeled as Governor. Harmon. Buried Alive, A. Bennett Bend the samples to Honolulu to HONOLULU, April 24. Supreme Court decides in favor of Con one of the unluckfest investors J Whether tho bill will pass ft Call of the Wild, J. Loudon. the experts in order that there tractor Wilson in belt road case, and scores Commission for secret among the fighters. The Dane has tjiej, Senate is uncertain. depends -- fChippendales, R. Grant. might be no mistake made. In the meetings. always listened with a kindly ear to It on!' the attitude of such Senators as at' Common Law, R. Chambers. meantime orders were issued and There will be many appears from assessment values in Tax Court. real estate propositions and never 4S3 Works, who is not known to have Down Home With Jennie Allen, all the fruit in the orchard of Pia Kinney Fends for proxy for Democratic Convention. more so than when it was a farm at any views of his own on the tariff, G. Donworth. Cockett at Waikapu, where the sup Military prison will be established at Fort Ruger. ' stake. Stocks, mining and other- but is associated with other namby- - ; Dr. Thome's Idea, J. A. Mit- posed fruit fly was found, has been wise, 'have attracted his attention, pambys who profess to be Republi- chell. destroyed, and a close watch is be- and that is why he has less to show cans but who usually join Dweller on the Threshold, R. ing kept on all fruit in the vicinity, for his investments than one might withJ.be Democrats in assaults on funda- Hichens. and just as soon as there are any in Control. expect. His buy of Ilegewisch city the Roosevelt Republican ' Eagle Badge, H. Day. signs elsewhere, the fruit will be property was a disappointment, ho mental doctrine. tho meantime those interested Elizabeth Koett, R. H. Bartasch. destroyed also. Up to the present ST. LOUIS, April 26. Roosevelt supporters are in complete con has a lot of stocks that will never In in beet-sug- ar organizing End of the Rainbow, S. R. time, no word has been received trol of the Republican convention. bring what he paid for them and culture are been to resist tho threatened destruction 'During. from Honolulu, as to what has OYSTER April 26. Roosevelt in answer-t- charges his farming purposes are said to BAY, Taft's of their industry, but they may as Footprint, G. Morris. the result of the examination of the Taft was a of the cabinet, was in perfect accord with have been less, than fair business says member and well understand that they will have Foreigner, J. Galsworthy. fruit sent there. the plan to discontinue the on the Harvester-Trus- for practical ventures. For all that, I doubt if attack t no influenco if they do not avow Following the Star, F. T. Bar reasons. There was not sufficient evidence at that time to push ' the there is a busier fighter In thu game clay. than Battling. Nelson, for he can themselves equally ready to oppose JUVENILE. matter further. tho destruction of other Freckles, G. S. Stratton-Porte- r. generally occupy himself with one industries. Bird's Christmas Carol, Wiggin. EL PASO, April 26. Two Americans have been freed from a The consumption of sugar by Girl of Limberlost, G. S. Stratton-- thing or another. tho Dick Randall, E. H. Clark. Mexican prison after 38 days confinement. They were five days with ft average family is about 300 pounds Porter. Lion Ben, One couldn't say that Jimmy Glory of Clementina, W. J. out food or water. Britt is a chap with any particular a year, and with tho "saving" of TRAVELS. Vz cents per pound promised by Locke. Scenes From Every Land, FRESNO, April 26. La Follette opened his campaign yesterday. hobby, unless it is to dress in the Harvest of the Sea, W. T. The former head of the La Follette league was not present. latest fashion and to talk. And Jim- Mr. Underwood, each family would Down North in the Labrador, less 1 Grenfell. my, with his club life and his tra- "savo" than cents a day W. T. Grenfell. by Harvester, G. S. Porter. vels, is an interesting talker. Ho free sugar. Vagabond Journey Around the But if our workingmen and clerks Hoot of the Owl, H. H. Benr. World, H. A. Fraiick. Political Ghosts. can tell a story and tell it well and Howard's End, E. M. Foster. whorevcr you find Jimmy Britt you take the bait and assist in destroy- HISTORY. beet-sug- ing our ar industry, they Impostor, J. R. Scott. Memories of Two Wars, Gen. WASHINGTON, April 25. Taft has thrown a bomb into the will find an audience that is being In the Country God Forgot, F. Roosevelt camp. He sent to the Senate yesterday Fome sjucret letters entertained. should know without our telling Funston. them good of Charles. between Roosevelt, Attorney-Gener- al Bonaparte and Herbert Knox Terry McGovcrn used to bo a great that a many millions BIOGRAPHY. farmers will vote to tako the duty! Iron Woman, M. Deland. American Citizen, J. G. Brooks. Smith. The letters show that threats were made if Roosevelt per fellow Jo spend lots of time with ir. to from products by tho manufacture . It Can Never Happen Again, sisted his endeavor make trouble for the Harvester Trust, that his babies. Young Corbett, on the LITERATURE. of which they live and reduce tho De Morgan. Literature of the Victorian Age, J. P. Morgan would retaliate. contrary, liked always to be up and wages which industry and commerce Joseph Vance, De Morgan. H. Walker. SOUTHAMPTON, April 25. Three hundred struck on the doing. There was no greater gam- men in this country can pay. Journey to Nature, J. P. Mow- ethics, :phvi.osophy, sociology Olympic before eailing time yesterday. They declare the collapsible bler than tho Denvcrite, which is sugar-be- et is 110 bray. THEOLOGY. why he camo to the end with so lit- The industry', lifeboats are unseaworthy. danger Just Patty, J. Webster. Baccalaureate Addresses, A. F. tle money. To this day, race track more than all other American LOS ANGELES, April 25. The cruiser Maryland has been se- ree-tra- Let the Roof Fall In, F. Danby., Hadley. followers tell of tho afternoon when industries. If one is put on a f riously damaged in target practice. She was hit by a solid head tor- Little Citizens, Kelley Myra. Christus in Excelsia, H. Rash' Young Corbett lost $9000, all tho basis, the rest will probably pedo which was UBed of one with a collapsible by jnistako. go Love is the Sum of it All, G. C, dall. instead head, money he had in tho world, and there also. Instead of organiz- ' Eggleston. The Coming People, C. F. Dole. SPOKANE, April 25. Edward Rothwick, city editor of the never turned a hair. ing to savo tho sugar industry tho Love's Privilege, S. M. During, A Comfortable Faith, M. J. Mc- - Chronicle, has been shot and killed by a Russian laborer. John L. Sullivan liked to drink sugar-be- et growers must organize to Lovey Mary, A. H. Rice. Leod. beer and hobnob with his friends in save protection to American indust- ries bar is of Man Higher Up, H. R. Miller, Development of the Sunday- - the barrooms, but it must bo re- nono that worthy protection. Married Life of Fred, J. L School 1780-190- 5. Senate Sustains Amendment. membered that Sullivan was of a Carrolls Williams. How Much is Left? W. Gladden. day and ago in which that was tho And that means to send stalwart h Kingdom of A. .Bruce. BOSTON, April 24. S. California arrived last night and re prime for cham- Republicans to Congress and not yj-suc- Molly Make Believe, E. H God, B. S. amusement fistic ; Abbott. Life More Abundant, H. Wood. ports she was lying within twenty miles of the 1 itanic at the timo of pions. wobblers as Senator Work's Mother, Norris. Master and Men, W. B. Wright. the disaster. She was hemmed in by ice floes. Bob Fitzsimmons had ono fad. who is likely to get universal con- Bible-Scho- tempt by voting for protection to Mothers to Men, Z. Gale. Outline of ol Curricu WASHINGTON, April 24. Major Eichorn, rescued passenger of Whenever there was an idle moment. his own immediate constituents My Lady Peggy Goes to Town, lum, G. W. Pease. Titanic, stated before the Senate Committee that many passengers Fitz could bo found in some black- whilo voting to rcmovo it from F. A. Matthews. Practical Ethics, W. D. Hyde were lost through ignorance of the crew of the life saving smith shop and all over the country apparatus. everybody else. Mrs. Tre, L. E. Richards. Seeking the Kingdom, E. E The lookout says they sited the floe before the steamer reached aro souvenir horseshoes turned out it and Tho danger to protection comes Nancy Stair, E. M. Lane. Day. reported to the Captain. Vessel swerved slightly but speed was by Ruby Robert. solely from tho insurgent Ne'er-do-wel- l, R. Beach. Contrasts in 'Social Progress, continued. James J. Corbett was a fancy Pay Envelopes, P. Oppenheim E.'P. Tenny. dresser, but by way of recreation ho Republicans. To elect ono of them NEW YORK, April 24. Soventy-sove- n bodies recovered, Queed, Ethics of Jesus, H. C. King. Total was very much of a card player. or any Ono in avowed sympathy insuranco $15,000,000. Ransofl's Folly, R. H. Davis. Great Companion, L. Abbott. Corbett, when in his prime as a with them is to vote for free trade Secret Garden, F. H. Burnett. Heart of the Gospel, J. M COLUMBUS, April 24. Recall of judges was defeated in this ringstcr, never played for anything and tho European scalo of wages. Tetlow's Shadow, Lee. Campbell. state. more than nominal stakes, but whist Simeon J. Morris Kcohokalolc, left Honolulu for Locke, of Love, M. Hopkins. and tho liko whiled Simon the Jester, W. J. Law WASHINGTON, April 24. By a voto of 42 to 36 Senate sustains away many an the coast, where he will attend the cou--' for Sou of the Wolf, J. London. Mind of the Master, I. MacLaren. amendment to bill providing for direct election of Senators, which pro- hour him. vention of the Longshoremen's Story of Gosta Berling, S, My Belief, R. F. Horton. vides for Federal control of elections. Tom Sharkey had but ono idea Lagerlof. New Evangelism, H. Drummond. get tho money. That thought was j NEW YORK, April 24. Railroads will accept Judge Knapp's Subjection of Isabel Caruaby, E Sermon on the Mount, B. W his chief one all through life, and Jeff appreciated nothing better than offer of mediation. Strike will be postponed. T. Fowler. Bacon. how successful he was is proved by hunting, solitary if need be, but Susana and Sue, K. D. Wiggin Small End of Great Problems, MEXIQO CITY, April 24. Congress passed bill increasing army tho way he husbanded his coin. It usually with some chosen com- Tree of Knowledge, A Woman. B. Herford. by 60,000 men. was as much amusement for tho panion. At Rowardetinan and even Unleavened Bread, R. Grant. Things Fundamental, C. E. Jef CONCORD, N. II., April 24. Managers of Roosevelt admit defeat sailor to savo a dollar as would bo at Moano Springs, when Jeffries itfta try White Fang, J. London. fersou. i in this state. for another fighter to toss away a was 8ofmuch of a bear, you could Winning of Barbara Worth, H Three Greatest Maxims, A. J hundred. get him Btarted to talking of his TOPEKA, April 24. Taft did not get a voto. 'Allwfor Roosevelt. Wright Lyman. James J. Jeffries is of such recent hunting exploits any time you might , , . WASHINGTON, April advises oraau arrant, Use of the Scriptures, W. N. 24. Cabinet aslmjp reply to origin that it is woU . understood desire. All that was needed, was to telow Circle, C. E. Walk. Clarks. Roosevelt's personal attacks on executive. how ho hates crowds janU tho like. ihtroduco tho subject,

I" - it" THE MAUI NEWS, SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1912. THE MAUI NEWS Mysterious Disappearance. OCCOCOCOluIOOOOCOCOSSSEZ20000000t Hr4 Last Monday evening about ' Entered at the Post Office at Wailuku, Maui, , at second-clas- s matter o'clock, an old Portuguese Joe Fer nandez, living in Kula bid his wife Republican Paper Published in the Interest oi the People goodbye and left the house. Ilia wife thought nothing of it, ns shr Issued Every Saturday. thought he wns going to visit his 1 grandchildren, but since that time Maul Publishing: Company. Limited. nothing has been seen or heard of Announcement: him. The sheriff was. notified on Proprietors and Publlahsra Wednesday, and he has been Subsciptio.v Rates, in Advance: $2.00 per Year, $1.25 Six Months searching with a posse of men ever r since. Fernandez is about 90 years $2.50 per year when not in advance old, but very active for his age, and Dougherty it is thought he may have wandered Wall & Chi, C. Clark Bdltorand manager far. His wife, to whom he has been .... married about ten years, is only : SATURDAY. - .... APRIL 27, 1912 about 30. The Refiners v Trained Rats. and Free Sugar. Messrs. Wall & Dougherty, late of H. testimony of an official of the Federal Sugar Refining Com Graham and his trained rata will of New York, given Committee! THE before the Senate Finance be at the Paia Orphcuin tonight. F. Wichman & Co., Ltd., beg to announce develops very clearly the single argument sugar sche- for free This is a great show. Graham is dule, namely: very entertaining himself and be New-Yor- k The sugar wants free sugar. that they will leave Honolulu for trist has conveyed to the rats the art of The witness admitted the company that which he represented "was entertaining also. This is probably paying for the free sugar propaganda leading of April 24th to purchase the highest and was a advocate the only troup of trained in the measure." rats existence, and Mr. Graham says The witness also "agreed with the Republican enact- grades of Diamonds, Jewelry, members that the work of training the littie Watches, ment of the bill would wipe out the entire domestic production of rodents has become sugar." a genuine pleas ure. While out one night recently Silverware, Cut Glass, etc., for their new This was an expert witness whose words are entitled to the highest with a party of friends Mr. Graham degree of consideration, and, fron the position he occupies, is not it made a sudden dash along the store, which they will open in the Alexan- likely that he forced his way irlv "he committee room and gave this street. He had seen a rare epeci testimony in spite of the protests of the committeemen. men of rat, and had endeavored to Building, Honolulu, Is there any one so simple as der Yound on or about to believe that any consumer of sugar get a closer view. He has. become using the term in its ultimate sense is embarrassed by the present a genuine connoiseur on rats, and price of sugar, or would be August first, nineteen twelve. perceptibly benefited by a reduction in the he gives a ?ood show. present price of sugar, or who gives the subject any consideration from the viewpoint of the present price of sugar, or who, merely as a con- Butler Comes to Maui. sumer of sugar, lifts his finger to obtain a free sugar schedule? Messrs. Wall & Dougherty will main- Consumers, merely as consumers, are not even interested in the sub- Mr. ject. It is the producers, the refiners and the marketers of sugar who Butler will sing on Sunday tain a strictly high-cla- ss establishment which have exerted influence on this subject one way or the other. In this at the Paia Union Church. His connection arises the question of who should be permitted to exert the work as a linger with Mr. Ostrom will be a credit to the Hawaiian Islands, and determining influence the thousands of American farmers producing seven years is remembered with sugar beets or the sugar trust refining imported cane sugar? pleasure by all those who heard earnestly solicit your good will in their The official of the Federal Sugar Refining Company having shown him. He has had excellent write- - new where the sugar trust stands on this subject, it will not be very difficult ups in the Honolulu papers, and his undertaking. to demonstrate that the entire country, minus the trust, stands on the work there was considered a success. other side. He comes to Maui for special solo work in connection witli the regular services in the Paia Union Some of the newspapers both on the mainland and in the islands Church in the morning. In the evening here which have been so set against Roosevelt in his endeavor to secure he will sing at the Wailuku Union the nomination by the republican convention, for president, are begin- Church . His work will consist of ning to pull in their horns. The more tin can abuse they have hurled three or four solos. At Paia the acting at him, the more they will have to hedge. Everyone has a right to pastor will preach a short sermon. their preference for a presidential candidate, but we Question the right 'WWWWWWWk. www At Wailuku in the evening Colonel of some of embryo editors hurling all the invective at their command George French, who is no stranger at a candidate, as has been the case in many instances here, because OOCCJ in this Territory, will address the VWWWVl Roosevelt dared come out and seek the nomination, especially when congregation. Colonel French has they would not dare open their mouths if they stood face to face with preached on Maui liefore. He aL-- him in the open. Taft, himself does not wish this kind of a campaign; ways draws large audiences. Last but then Taft is a big man, while some of his faithful newspaper writers Sunday he spoke at the First Metho are so small they could pass through the eye of a needle without the Offen dist Church in Honolulu in the weeping least discomfort either physically or mentally. morning, and at Central Unio,i Church in the evening. The Maui The fruit fly has infested Maui, of and the worst it is it probably public is cordially invited to hear YOU CANNOT DUPLICATE IT! has been here for a long time. Sheriff Crowell is going about the work these earnest workers. . of extermination in a businesslike manner, however. Sheriff Jarrett of I Honolulu is enthusiastic over Crowell's methods, and says if he is left The MAUI NEWS combination will put alone, he will surely keep the pest under control. SUBSCRIBER enough reading matter into your home to keep EVERY. the family busy.'' TO THE Roosevelt is coming along with a burst of speed which is typical of MAUI NEWS the man. If he succeeds in getting within striking distance of Taft is entitled to before the convention actually starts to ballot. Well, it'won't be very We will supply you with any combination of Magazines hard to guess who'll be the next president. One Year's Trial you wish, in connection with the MAUI NEWS, at' a, less price than you can get them from the publishers. What kind of a celebration are we going to have when the ectric Subscription to We treat old sub- juice is turned on. Surely we can stop long enough to take more than scribers and new ones alike. The only thing we require is that passing notice of this great municipal improvement. "Laughter" the money comes with the order. Here is three of our combina-- The Maui Publishing Co., has just received direct from the coast the he Cheapest, Cleanest, O tions: ' te J- most complete line of stationery ever shown on Maui. O mJU - w . . m m - Biggest and Best Comic 0 mcwiure's magazines, The Comforter. Magazine in' the World Woman's Home Companion, By E. L. Wilcox in the Crossroads. f Every number contains the choicest Reyiew on the shore of time's sea, original jokes, humorous stories and of Reviews, HIGH wreck was cast in gasping fear. funny pictures. MAUI NEWS, all one year . . Not blindly had for $ 5,75 he sailed his course, nor drunk No family should be without clean and With overweening pride of strength or skill. wholesome humor and "Laughter" He knew the hissing.pantiug waters' surge. is all of that. Sample copy five cents. O Everybody's Magazine, The rocks and shoals were listed on his chart. o Delineator, But all the senseless agencies of fate CLIP THIS AD if Had laughed and mocked his plans to nothingness. Enclose it with your full name McClure's, Then came a motley crowd to view the scene. and address and fifteen cents U MAUI . 7 . - One bloodless parody of man complained to cover cost of mailing and nfws. J 4. 40 Because the wreck was left before his eyes. you will receive the Maga- One read a sermon on the fear of hell. zine every month . for one Review of Reviews, Another neighbor, blessed with bulging purse, year. Youth's Companion, All soft and oily with the fat of earth, ) With gesture shrewdly timed to bring applause, Vvanted A reliable man MAUI NEWS, Tossed him a coin and knew his duty done. or woman in () $ 5.25 County () But one there was who paused and sadly gazed. each as exclusive for Big o A man, a merely human man was this. Agent "Laughter." Any reader wishing I Commission. a certain Magazine, will be supplied No golden treasures jangled in his purse. Bank referen- ces"' with m with the required. it connection No store of cold advice was in his heart. MAUI NEWS at a reduced He grasped the stranger firmly by the arm, 1 1 LAUGHTER PUBLISHING CO. "0 pptio u anyone, u aoes not matter And led him far away from curious eyes. (Inc.) 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THE F RST NATIONAL BANK OF WAILUKD. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS MATSON NAVIGATION CO of Statement Condition. CASTLE 6 C00KE Agents- WailuVn, Maui,, T. H., Sept. 1 Q1 umm - honolulu 30th. 1911. 0 i ni f RESOURCES LIABILITIES FREIGHTAND PASSENGER SERVICE Loans, Discounts, More About Disaster. Overdraft $186,130 47 Capital Stock $ 35,000 00 Bonds United States 25,000 00 Surplus & Profits 37.045 43 Other Bonds 72,72s 25 Due to Other Banks 9,688 68 AMlIMi ION, April 23 Fourtli officer of Titanic who had San Francisco Puget Sound Hawaiian Real Estate Wwned . 1,16085 Circulation Island 4.997 5 been in charge of one of the loats stated yesterday that when the ice Cash & Due from Banks 87,743 83 Deposits 274,117 74 berg Aviis Ktruck a vessel was seen five miles away but paid no Steamer t.cuve PUCEET SOUND llnwnllnn lolnnda Arriv. Banking House, Furniture, etc. 6,833 00 atten 8. F. Arrive Lilivo Arrive Leave . F. Voyage tion to distress signals. Ismay's wireless message to the Five Per cent. Fund 1,250 00 steamer Lurline Jan. 10 eunc, asKing that vessel to come alongside and take off the crew and - Jan. 17 Jan. 23 Jan. 31 4 Enterprise Jan. 13 Jan. 21 Jan. 31 Feb. 10 90 $380, 849 40 $380,849 themselves so they might avoid investigation, was read; Ismay had 40 Wilhelmina... Jan. 17 Jan. 23 Jan. 31 Feb. 6 26 previously denied having sent a Vice-rreside- nt E. & 0. E. such message. Frank Hyade9 Jan. 18 Jan. 21 Jan. 27 Feb. 6 Feb. 14 Feb. 24 LUFKIN, Cashier. of 25 CD. lin the International Mercantile Marine testified to his having sup. llonolulan.... Jan. 24 -- . Jan. 30 Feb. 7 Feb. 14 12 ) , pressed, Lurline Feb. 7 Feb. 20 28 County of Maui, JBS the real facts in the case of the disaster so as to avoid alarm- - 14 Feb. Feb. 43 nig the Hilonian Feb. 8 Feb. 11 Feb. 17 Feb. 26 Mar. 6 Mar. 14 58 1 I, C. D. Lufkin, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear nation. lie denied that an effort had been made to isolate the that the Wilhelmina.. Feb. 14 Feb. 20 Feb. 28 Mar. 5 ' nuuve suiLemeiii is true tu me uei ui my Knowledge and nenef.. crew to prevent being drawn into investigation. 27 Enterprise.... Feb. 17 ..... 18 C. D. LUFKIN, .Cashier. -- Feb. 25 Mar. 6 Mar. 91 llonolulan.., gg LONDON, April 23. Titanic disctster will be probed here. Feb. 21 - Feb. 27 Mar. 6 Mar. 13 3 Hyades Feb. 29 Mar. 3 Mar. 9 Mar. 19 Mar. 27 Apr. 6 26 CHICAGO, April 23 Death list of tornado 72 25'J killed, injured Lurline Mar. 6 - Mar. 13 Mar. 19 Mar. 27 44 Wilhelmina.. Mar. it - - Mar. 19 Mar. 27 Apr. 2 28 1 BIRMINGHAM, Ala., April 23. Two tornadoes movinjj in od llonolulan... Mar. 20 Mar. 26 Apr. 3 Apr. 10 14 posite directions reported to have met at Bush, Ala. Killed 18, Hiloninti ... Mar. 21 Mar. 24 Mir. 30 Apr. 8 Apr. 1 7 Apr. 25 59 wounded many. ' Enterprise... Mar. 23 - - Mar. 31 Apr. 10 Apr, 20 92 KAHN SYSTEM Lurline Apr. w Asniftd kin, April benate committee approved Cum- - j - Apr. 10 Apr. 16 Apr. 24 45 Wilhelmina.. Apr. 10 - Apr. 16 Apr.24 Apr. mings Bill providing for appeal in the tobacco case: 30 29 trust Hyades Apr. 11 Apr. 14 Apr. 20 Apr.' 3o May 8 May 18 , 7 OF NEW YORK, April 23. Justice Knapp and Commissioner of Honolulan... Apr. 17 Apr. 23 Mp I May 8 IS Enterprise... Apr. Labor Neill have offered their services as 27 - May 5 May 15 May 25 93 arbitrators in the coming ' ranroao war. Lurline May 1 - May 8 May 14 May 22 46 "Hiloninn.... May 2 Mays May n May 20 May 29 June 6 60 REINFORCErv May 8 NEW ORLEANS, April 23. One hundred flood refugees gathered Wilhelmina.. - May 14 May 22 May 28 3 ... May 15 m government camps here. llonolulan May 21 May 29 June 5 16 MIyades May 23 May 26 June I June It June 19 June 29 28 SAN FRANCISCO. April 23 La Follette will open campaign in Lurline May 29 - - Cup Bars, Rib Metal, Hy, Jne 5 June II June 19 47 Rib, Lath, Ualitornia at Fresno. Enterprise... June I June 9 June 19 June 29 94 Wilhelmina. June 5 11 Water-pro- W -- 1 June June 19 June 25 31 of Cbating. ACUTVn'Pnv A..:l 00 01 it nuuinuiu, 40, vampueiiin jvansas inaue a severe Honolulan... June 12 .. Julie 18 June 26 July 3 on 17 attack Roosevelt in the House today. Hiloniau ... June 13 Tune us uue 22 lulv 1 July 10 July 18 61 Lurline June 26 . 3 OKILJUNSBORO, N. C, April 23. In an address last nieht July July 9 July 17 48 Roosevelt declared that if nominated he would break through the wall it HONOLULU IRON WORKS 01 the solid teouth. PORTS OF CALL. . S. Wilhelmina.. .Fromi San Francisco S. S. Hilonian...Frotn San LOS ANGELES, April 23. Commander of torpedo flotilla report Francisco to f COMPANY, Honolulu. to Honolulu, to Hilo, to Honolulu and Puget Sound, to Honolulu, to ed to been Island ' have ordered to proceed at once with all haste to west coast thence to San Francisco. Ports thence to San Francisco. Agents for the Hawaiian Islands. of Mexico. . S. Lurline.. .From San Francisco to . ' S. S. Hyades...From $ Honolulu, to Kahului, to Honolulu San Francisco to WASHINGTON, Puget " April 22. The Senate has. agreed to aulhori and thence to San Francisco. Sound, to Honolulu, to Island the Ports thence to San Francisco. appropriation of one million dollars to equip all naval vessels with . S. Honolulan. ..From San Francisco to wireless , . Honolulu, to Kahului, to Honolulu S. S. Enterprise. ..From San Francisco to and thence to San Franciseo. Hilo and Return. ' Freight Steamers only. E. O. HALL & SON LTD. Combustibles and Explosives Carried. . Agents for the celebrated Relief Fund. The S. S. HILONIAN and S. S. HYADES leave outside Ports on

dates above given. For sailinar dates from HONDT.ITT.TT- INDIAN MOTORCYCLE " LONDON, April 21 Relief fund of $4,000 being: raised for Titan- - - ; ic sunerers. Agent. ill Subject to NEW YORK, April 22. In an indignant statement Ismay denies Change any responsibility for running of Titanic. Says it is 'rue the vessel was trying to make of record but that chances were no greater than y . j i . . cu uuuer oiuinary circumstances.. Ulaime he left the steamer supposing all of the 1500 passengers had been provided for; that the boat he got into was only partly filled and that he did not know there 1! were others left behind until he saw the lights aboard and people on V deck, but it was too late for him to return' The McKay Bennett picked ft up the bodies of 64, some so badly disfigured as to be unrecognizable. Educator The 1911 INDIAN with its free engine and clutch is the most JACKSON, Miss., April 21. Two hundred dead as result oi flood. te motorcycle made and the greatest hill climber known.' WASHINGTON, April 21. House has passed publicity Send to us for Catalogue and Prices. the bill which requires political candidates to make public funds donated in presidential campaign. $4.00 shoe OMAHA, Neb. April 22. Roosevelt strong in this state. Pri- E.0.HALL& SON, Ltd. maries overwhelmingly in his favor. HONOLULU. PORTLAND, Ore., April 21 Roosevelt first and La Follette second in Multnomah primary. A Home for the Feet not a Prison. GALVESTON, Ap"ril 22. Steamer Alhad and steamer Denver -- Has room for all five toes to lie perfectly in crashed into each other in a dense fog yesterday. No loss of life. I their natural positions. . : . :. A ORDERS FOR Roosevelt Makes Gain. PORTLAND, April 20. Wilson has a majority over Clark in this MANUFACTURER'S SHOE State, and Roosevelt has a big lead over both Taft and La' Follette. COMPANY, Ltd. OMAHA, Neb., April 20. Roosevelt has a big lead in this State. 1051 FORT STREET, - HONOLULU. Rexall Remedies Clark leads Wilson. , WASHINGTON, April 20. Kuhio and Ballou epoke against free Amounting to Five Dollars sugar yesterday. and accompanied with cash NEW YORK, April 20. Ismay, chairman of directors of the will be delivered to any port White Star Line is being scored for his actions in connection with the on Maui free. sinking of the Tita nic. Some of the saved females complain that their husbands were kept away from partly filled boats at the point of revolvers in the hands of officers. IT IS THE BEST Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd.

HONOLULU Honolulu News.

HONOLULU, April 23. -- Work on drydock will be resumed at once with full force of men. BLUE Mark Robinson will sell valuable library to New York woman for .4 $100,000.

HONOLULU, April 22. Through an error an educational clause was left in Dillingham immigration LABEL ! THE HENRY WATERHOUSE TRUST CO. Ltd ! bill. Hawaii will be affected. Increased assessment on Bishop Estate lands will put 200 acres on sale. BUYS AND SELLS REAL & ESTATE, STOCKS BONDS Ben Gallagher, a noted horse breaker, badly injured yesterday in WRITES FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE a.fall. ATSUP HONOLULU, April Is Puna-ho- u NEGOTIATES LOANS AND MORTGAGES 20. It believed that Percy White, a student, and hi who is a ' father, brother of Mrs. J. B. Castle were SECURES INVESMENTS passengers on the Titanic. oi Mrs. J. A List High Grade Securities mailed on application B'Atherton has given a permanent endowment to Leahi home, enabling the trustees to build an additional ward. S CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED The license comniisBiont rs are considering refusing licences to all Your Grocer Sells persons who cannot speak English, ' It Honolulu. Hawaii r. 1 J. isiix Reports show that ammunition and empty gin bottles were found on Palmyra island by the oflicers of the West Virginia.

4.- ! t t vrmw- - 1 HE MAUI NEWS, SATOKDAV, APRIL 27, 1912

V "IE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TRIED TO BE OBLIGING. vOND CIRCUIT, TERRITORY Co. The Old Gentleman Old His Best to Uime Uable3(a!iuiui Ulaiiroad HAWAII. A Hunt For a 15,11 j Make the Cass Quits Clear. The following sc!.e.lulc will C into effect July j A dear old gentleman, who visited Her Advice At Chambers Probata, t I In Will New York recently, has a habit of tak- ' " Vass. i he matter of the Estate of TOSIII-iORlB- ing things literally, and Is so kind CLASS Tass. Pass. Pass. Pass. & Frt. height tretgh late of Kula. Maui, I)e- - hearted that he is always ready to fall By SARAH J. TUCKER No. 6 No. By JOEL R. WITHERS In with the wishes pt other people, STATIONS No. I No. 2 No. 3 No 4 No. 5 7 to Jer of Notice of Hearing Petition even at trouble or Inconvenience " p.m. ttninistratioti. h'lmself. The day after his arrival In A. M. a. m7 p. m. p.m. a.m. a.m. would be nn 11 no- Hearing thnt there city be Stepped into office of a Two farms lay side by side, the one 3 10 9 45 Reading and Piling the Petition of the the Knliului . 6 15 j tion sale- of furniture In n dwillinp large coal asked the pro- belonging to old Charnley, the other to r Morton, of Kula, Maui, a creditor dealer and if Ar 6 25 3 20 10 00 house the owner of which hud ivtvntl.v prietor was at home. Upon being young Peterson. Peterson had inher Puunenc ; oshiro Horibe, deceased, alleging Lv 6 30 3 25 10 30 died and that among the lot were muiie shown Into the private office of that ited bis farm with a debt on it and had 10 45 Toshiro Horibe, Maui, . 6 40 3 35 ofKula, died rare old pieces. I determined to nttrnd gentleman, he took a seat and began: no money with which to stock or work Kalmlui tat , at Kula, Maui, on the 18th . 6 60 '2 00 the mile. This was because of a f;in y "You see, sir, I live away up in War- it. The season for planting was com- March, D. pro-- . 7 02 2 12 ;f A. 1912, leaving f I had for stub things and not bee use ren county 200 or more miles from ing on, and Charnley was looking out Wailuku in the Territory of Hawaii neces-- (' I here. Now, ship coal 200 miles from . 7 10 2 20 I could afford to possess them, for to for hands. Peterson told htm that if to be administered upon, and pray- poor. I to see tlie hew would be mighty costly. It would Ar 7 22 2 32 wa9 went to the sale he would hire him for the whole sea Kahului of issue not to buy any of them. have to go over three roads the New Lv 7 25 2 40 0 30 that Letters Administration article, son for him. To Among present was a girl who York and Hudson River road, the Dela- he would work this 7 2 52 10 00 those Charnley agreed. Sprcckelsville Lv 87 watched the proceedings with an ln'er-es- t ware and- Hudson and the Adirondack 3 05 10 15 Ofdered, that Monday, the 27th One morning In April Albert Peterson . 7 50 very different from the rest, Sln road unless I sent it up by the boat, Paia 3 15 10 45 rt'jf May, A. D. 1912, at 10 o'clock A. was plowing in Charnley's field. The h 8 00 attracted me so far thnt I forgot the which would mean loading and unload be and hereby is appointed for hear- - trees were just taking on that delicate Spirckolsyille Lv . 8 15 3 30 rarities In her. It seemed tn me th:t ing and loar)ag again. Besides, mostly said Petition in the Court Room of shade of pale green which is so beautl . 8 27 3 42 11 15 she was waiting and watching fur up there where I live the folks burn Knliului 1 ful while the air was- balmy with the . 8 3 45 00 j Court at VVailuku, Maui, at which some particular thing to be put up wood, though I use some coal myself." 30 first warm breeze coming tup from the 4 00 1 15 '1 and place all persons concerned for sale. It came at last. A desk p "But. dear me, what!" said the as- Ar,. 8 45 south. Albert rested his horses, tied Wailuku 1 appear and show cause, if any they a years old un tie coal dealer, as soon as be Lv, . 9 00 4 05 45 j hundred of tonished the reins to the plow handle and. lean e, why said Petition should not be rosewood handsomely Inlaid was Ar . 9 15 4 17 2 15 and ing against a fence, looked out upon Kahului .nted, pulled see It, Lv 4 20 and that notice of this order forward where all could the pleasant prospect. At intervals Ml a and the bidding commenced. Sprecki'lsville Lv, 4 32 J. be published once week for three COAL VN came a few notes from a bird or a pair ''essive weeks in the Maui News, a Some one made a beginning by offer- nilLiL Ar, 4 45 . . . of birds building a nest in a treetop. i Paia ,!.ly newspaper printed and published ing $'J0. The girl I have mentioned It was music to Albert, who loved tho Lv 4 50 twenty-two- . bid of twenty-- -- Cailuku, Maui. bid Another country and hated the city. He was Sprockt'luville Lv, 5 03 live persons followed. A number of thinking about the and bow he Ar, 5 15 ated Wailuku, Maui, April 17th, 1912. It latter Knliului ...... ""j. seemed to want the desk, and v:is should miss the former, for farming I (Sd) S. B. KINGSBURY, run up to a hundred dollars, when the had not paid bis father nor did he see Thi9 train from connects with trains leaving Kahului for Wailuku at ridge of the Second. Circuit of the 2nd girl ceased to bid. I cannot forget tUe Puunene how could pay him. So he expected 3:4s P. M. xuit. de- it look of disappointment, almost of iu the fall to go to town and try for a test: EDMUND II . HART, gave up her ef- (Sd) spair, with which she position in some store or manufactory. possess It. Why was so de- lerk Circuit Court of the 2nd Circuit. fort to it Suddenly he felt a pair of hands clasp- Kahului Railroad Co. ' ' AGENTS FOR ril 20, 27, May 4. II, 1912. sirable to her I could only conjecture. ed over his eyes. They were not hard did appear person ALEXANDER & BALDWIN, LTD. ; She not to be a who and coarse, but soft and fine. They could so concluded ALEXANDER & BALDWIN, LTD., Line of Sailing bet-wcei- i THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE afford luxuries, I must be a woman's. Wls 'SECOND that bofween ber and the desk there who I San Francisco ami Hawaiian Ports; CIRCUIT, TERRITORY " "Guess nm?" must beV-"- association. Perhaps It AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N CO OF HAWAII. "No guessing is required. Tour STEAMSHIP hnd belong, to one near and dear to voice gives you away. You are Ethel her. Charnley." At Chambers In Probate. I had been saving tn a small way The clasp was loosened. He turned had $300 In I determined , Tn tha matter of the Estate of WIL-ftA- and bank. and on the other side of the fence saw high thought FREDERIC MOSSMAN, late of to bid as as what I the a girl of nineteen. . . , bring In to ' r J desk would case I wished "You look as If you had lost your .miaKuapoKO, iuaui, deceased. sell it again and offered $110. My bids Order of Notice of Hearing Petition best friend." she said. "What's the if were raised till I finally offered '$J00, matter?" r Administration. when dropped 1 se- Everything the others out and "Oh, I was thinking how lovely the 'I On and of Reading Filing the Petition cured the desk. country is. and I've got to leave it In 'ytiry C. Mossumn, ol Wailuku,. Maui, Turning to the girl who had been so i 1 the fall for the city. 1 have no money In I rj leging that William Frederic Mossman, Interested it, told her that I didn't to work my farm, and I don't propose Photograph" f. Hamakuapoko, Maui, died intestate at need It and If at any time she wished to .work for other people.. Besides, v ins. frrt Via1 twi VfeW '.amakuapoko, Maui, on the 22nd day ot nncaoaa If ami tha farming doesn't pay." : .'larch, A. D. leaving property in for it I would be happy to sell it to her "Do you know why It doesn't pay?" 1912, for what I had paid. In reply to e Territory of Hawaii necessary to be this "No: do you?" We carry a complete line of the f she asked me if I would permit her to famous ' ministered upon, and praying that "I've been reading In a farmer's make a thorough examination of the "1 SAW A SION tOO HAD PCT OCT." be to pay ters of Administration issue to Clara Journal thnt it could made Eastmot 'KccJoks and have all the ac- desk for something she thought might If practiced scientifically. They say a v could get a say something, . R. Mossman and said petijioner.Hen-- be conceuled In It. I gave ber the ad chance to "why. is meaning of all this? few acres worked on scientific princi- cessories for amateur and professional work. C. Mossman. dress to which It would be taken audi what the great many I proposed to coal to you ples Is far better than a is Ordered, that Monday, the 27th told her that she might call the nest haven't send ft np in Warren county." worked In the old fashioned, blunder- y of May, A. D. at 10 o'clock A. afternoon. go some 1912, "No, sir." replied the old gentleman, ing way. Why don't you to hear-- f As soon as 1 got the desk I opened colleges new I., be and hereby is appointed for rising from chair, when I'm of those where they teach HONOLULU every drawer, searched every pigeon- his "but PHOTO SUPPLY COJ g said Petition in the Court Room of asked a question, I always answer it. methods and learn how they do it?" M hole, rammed my bund In every recep- "I never thought of that," said A- Court at Wailuku, Maui, at which If I can." , Fort St., INear Hotel.. Honolulu. tacle it possessed. It bud evidently lbert meditatively. But presently he ' me and place nil persons concerned 1 bad put a been thoroughly cleaned out. for I "I was not aware that lay appear and show cause, if any they question to you." responded the coal added: could ot find a scrap of paper. The 'obtain money to pay my ex- be dealer, rather Impatiently. "To lave, why said Petition should not same afternoon the girl came, and as penses studying I'd have to sell "Well, uot directly, perhaps." an- while granted, and that notice of this order soon as I showed her the desk she be- my farm, and when I got It all learn- swered the old geutleman. turutug to MaW be published once a week for three gan to press ber Augers ou every part ed I wouldn't have a farm to work." leave, as I was passing by. on Successive weeks in the Maiti News, a of it. "but There was a short sileuce, which the my way downtown, 1 saw a sign you eekly newspaper priuted and published "Oh." I said, "you are looking for a girl broke: Subscribe for the bad put asking, 'Why don't you in Maui secret drawer." out "Suppose you get the education and Wailuku, buy your from I thought. "I am." coal us?' aud leave the rest to well, to your own - . Dated Wailuku, Maui, April 17th, 1912. I If you took the trouble to put that out, At this joined my efforts to hers, endeavors afterward. You'll be sup- T . - (Sd) S. B. KINGSBURY, I might as well take the trouble to step It It H. but without avail. I not only pres-o-- plied with a capital better than a .a Judge of the Circuit Court of the 2nd in and explain. Good moruiug!" with my thumb, but with a little hit ai- farm, for a farm is no use if you don't news .Circuit. out. leaving coal maui comDination mer, tapping continuously for half if tt And be went the know how to make It pay." irUteit: speechless. (Sd) EDMUND H. HART, hour. Nothing came of it Then I in- dealer amazed and "Well. Miss Longhead, what else do , Clerk Circuit Court of the 2nd Circuit. vited the girl to tell me what she was you recommend?" "April 20, 27, May 4, 1;, 1912. looking for. She said tuut the lions" Meant What She Said. ."After I'd got the education It seems and furniture belonged to ber mother's A Columbia professor rebuked the to me I would take a position for r U brother, childless, NOTICE TO CREDITORS who bad died lie hidebound grammarian at a studio tea awhile In the service of some of those bad always liked ber and had oines.ud in New York with a story. men iu the city who handle farm prod- to her. "I'll tlx you some day." He "A lady." be said, "bad a rather dis- uce. I don't see much use of learn- had died without a will. There were a sipated husband, and one evening she ing how to get good crops If you don't ,IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE great many helrs-at-la- to the estate, said to a friend: know how to get paying prices for SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, TER- - and she, uot being a blood relative, 44 'I wish I knew where George wasT them." would get nothlug. She was uot strong In RITORYOF HAWAII. "The friend, a professor's wife, said Albert looked at her surprise. V and could uot very well earn a living primly: "Whe,re did you pick np all that?" he by working like other girls. Iu fact " 'I presume, dear, you mean you asked. We Sell These. ' In the Matter of the Estate of she had tried to do so, but had lieeu wish you knew where he is?' "I read a great deal. There's a lot You want the best. Are you rtaiy ' MINERVA K. McLEAN, Late of obliged to give it up. Her uncle bad " In country papers for this season? 'No, I don't' said the lady. . 't know our now we used not it Maui. once showed her this desk and told liei where he is. He is upstairs in bed to get. Then I think about what I Wo are prepared at never l efore to m Jyonr wants in vehicles and harness. noth be kept iu it his most Important bend-ach- e. old There's . Notice is hereby given to all persons that with bloodshot eyes and a terrific read, it has shown me that our ing- superior to what we are thowing, in taste, having claims against the estate of Mi-ner- papers. It hud not occurred to her I want to know where be wasT " fashioned ways of farming are passing style Xj service. Absolute honesty in make an Ateri&L Yon will agree w.'iea we tell yoa K. McLean, late of Kahaupali, that he meaut ber to take note of what Washington Star. out. he said till bis death, when no' Is .going man- THE FAMOUS County of Maui, Territory of Hawaii, to after "Farming to be like ITS will was found. ufacturing. Is manufacturing In a , H It present the same to the undersigned, I would to Rattled Dickens. have knocked the desk was in Wash- sense. We mix chemicals with the Studebakcr Lias James L. McLean, administrator of said pieces, but could not to lose When Charles Dickens crops. afford the ington be met one morulng on tbe ground and manufacture Tbe WE CARRY. estate, at bis place of business in the money 1 bad put Into it, and the girl manufacturers of goods know as much , steps of tbe capital a. young congress- No matter what yoa want if It's a harness or offices o.f the Inter-Islan- d Steam Naviga-- had no means of ber own te pay for it. mak- omethinf that runs on wheels, man from Tennessee whom the great about tbe business of selling as of we've Company, City and County of She went away very much disappoint- ing tbem. Why shouldn't it be the got it or will quickly set it. tion. novelist bad offended by his boorlsb-ness- . Honolulu, within six from date ed. 1 took her name and address and same with the farmer?" Cony in and 6 sure with na. Bverrbod haoiss i months morning Dickens was in he place. told ber I would do some more That of publication of this notice, or payment that great good humor and full of talk. "I Albert gaped at this slender girl and buutiug and if anything was discov- said: 1 thereof will be forever barred. have." said be. "found an almost exact DAN T. CAREY ered would let ber know of It. But "Whoever would think that a young ( . JAMES L. McLEAN, counterpart of Little NelL" "Little Nell this was simply to break ber disap- woman, who couldn't guide this plow WAILUKA, MAUI, T. H. i Administrator of the Estate of Miner- who?" queried tbe Tennessecan. Dick- pointment, for we bad made a thorough once across field, would T-- ens looked him over from head to foot tbe stand there f b c.naebaker iiauKBiete oa a va K. McLean. seurch. telling me, a strong man, - Hi L'on't forfet this. and from foot to head before be snort- what to do? Dated at Wailuku, Maui, this 15th day A month passed, during wbich I not .only go to college fall, ed out. "My Little Nell." "Oh." said I'll in the of April, 191 2. thought a good deal of the matter and at once an- the Tennesseean. "I didn't know you but I'll write for bulletins A: tried to locate a space capable of hold- ancf had your daughter with you." "I am nouncing their courses of study ing a secret drawer, but I could uot all that and nights when I'm not at SEALLD TENDERS. speaking of Nell of my fic- tell with certainty without taking the the Little work be making my tion, sir." retorted Dickens, flushing. I'll preparations." desk apart. My taste for old furniture Five yeurs from Pe- "Oh." said the Imperturbable Tennes- that time Albert Sealed will be received by the led me to read any book I could tiud terson returned from his college and lenders seean. "you write novels, do you? Commission for the on the subject, and in one of them 1 his training. Maui Loan Fuud Don't you consider that a rather trifling business He stopped at I 1 construction of flume from Waikamoi to saw It stated that some secret draw- the Charnley farm and, seeing a young LAHAINA STORE eight- occupation for a grownup man?" . ers In desks made during the woman directing some field pre- Puohakamoa, and temporary dam at Dickens snorted like a quarter horse hands eenth century bad been of metal In- paring the soil planting, Waikamoi, and connect same with the and hurried down the avenue. for said: stead of wood. "I'll give you some points on preseut pipe line. that." I i Then an Idea occurred to me. And be proceeded to lecture them for Importers & Dealers All tenders to be ou blanks furnished Willing Help. m Among my odds and ends was a to half an hour while they listened ea- m by the Maui Loau Fund Commission. pocket compass. I took it to tbe desk Vice President Sherman desires to gerly. in fre- in Copies of plans and specifications may and held It near. where a drawer would maintain order tbe senate and "Is that you, Bert?" asked tbe wo- be secured from the Secretary at Wai- likely be if at all. I bad not gone very quently calls down the body in general man. singling any particu- GENERAL MERCHANDISE luku. far before I got a deflection of the terms without out "Yes. I've finished what you advised lar man. It often happens when Each proposal must be accompanied needle. Moving It about near this that one spring morning five years ago." point. I came to a place a dry androsy speaker has the floor a by certified check for s7 ' tbe "uiount at last where "WelU I'm glad to see you. Come there was the greatest deflection. With group of senators will begin telling into bouse." WHOLESALE and proposed, and made payable to W. I. tbe RETAIL my knife 1 ripped off a strip of veneer- stories and make a great deal of con- While Peterson had been preparing Vogue, of the Maui Ioan oc- ing aud uncovered a round button tbe fusion with their laughter. On one himself for a life work time had been m Fuud Commission. ' group m size of tbe tip of my finger.; Out pop- casion a was listening to Senator preparing a field of labof for him. Old GASOLINE and DISTILLATE IN DKUAtSj The Maui luin Fund Commission re- ped a steel drawer about ten inches Taylor of Tennessee, and tbe mirth was Charnley had died and left bis proper- serves the right to reject any or all pro long. iut not over an inch square. rather uproarious. They paid no atten- ty to bis daughter. She had tbe farm, posals and to award the contract in There was a rolled paper in it, which tion to the gavel of the vice president Peterson the knowledge. 80 they made a whole or in part. I removed and found to be a will. nor to the frowns of the speaker. a match, and today a small part of the FRED E. HARVFY. Scanning it. I saw that tbe.eutlre es- Finally Sherman sent a uote to ths Cbaruley farm Is paying more than group far m Secretary. tate bequeathed by it was to be given to which read. "If that fellow who the whole paid under the oid system of m LAHAINA STORE tbe girl whose name and address 1 had. thinks be Is making a speech Is Inter- farming. The owners kok forward to j m April 20, 27. fering one Bob Taylor's Si There Is a sequel to this story, but with of stories me uny wuKu iuey win work all tneir tbe subject matter of that is a love af-- I shall call him to order." Washington land and make a small fortune every I fair. Star. year.

ks J JL THE MAUI NEWS, SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1912

Luaa at Camp One. rewii.HrF.H

Tlio best luau ever given on Miiui ft Bounds pretty good, but is that Three men of the Geodedicjsurvey ser- what everyone says of the one Inst vice have been over in the Hana District Saturday evening. Those in charge the past week. of ' surely know how do le affair to The Kahului Young Men's Club are th igs, and they may well feel proud giving another of their famous dances of their efforts on this occasion. Saturday evening, May 4.

Messrs Keanu and Rahe were the The Camp 1 baseball team defeated a committee in charge, and the results team from Puunene and Kahului last of their work was good to look up- Sunday by a score of 5 to 1 on. The arrangements, the edibles, Supervising Principal Raymond of the dancing, Lahaina District went over to Lanai this Kahului. the music, the everything Railroad was perfect, and everyone had a week to take a look at the school there, good time. Applications for liquor licenses must Dancing began about 9 o'clock, be in the hands of the secretary of the Liquor Commission, not later than May into the wee a MERCHANDISE DEPARTMENT and continued sin 10th. ' hours, and might have been going Col. Geo. French of the Salvation fagged yet, had the music boys not Army will preach in the Kahului Union out J. B. Thompson acted as Church, on Sunday morning, April 28th, floor manager, and saw to it that at 11 o'clock.- - V. s everyone was provided with a O. J. Whitehead left last night for Hdnolulu. He sails for the coast on the Sierra to attend the Foresters convention at Fresno, Cal. 4 Mrs. Jarley's Wax Work. The Mexican came in to Kahului yes terday. She is rushing her cargo to make room for the Honolulan which is ex Everyone has read of Mrs. Jar-ley- 's pectcd tomorrow. LARGE STOCK OF Wax Work, as told by Charles Dickens in' the 'Old Curiosity Mrs. Judge Kingsbury, who has been confined to the house for some time is Shop." .The people of Maui will improving, and will soon be about among soon have an opportunity of seeing her friends again. an exhibition of Mrs.Jarley's handi- Joshua Tucker passed through on the work, as a number of the Wailuku Claudine last Saturday. He was on his people are now rehearsing, and pro- way to Hana to inspect some govern-- , Iron Soil Pipe ment in ast pose to put on exhibition, "The land that district. genuine and only Jarley wax T. Anderson, engineer of the tug figures." boat Leslie Baldwin is leaving Kahului The production of these figures for Honolulu May nth, and is selling AIND his furniture at private sale. will be something entirely out of the ordinary and should be intense- Scott Wright went over to Honolulu last Saturday. He returned this morn- ly interesting. The exhibition will ing with Mrs. Wright. They will occupy be given in the Town Hall, Friday cottage on lower Main street. evening, May 10th. . One of the Japanese auto drivers wen Fittings to sleep in'his car on his way to Lahaina Thursday. The car started to climb a William L Foster Dies. kiawe tree, and the result was a bent axle. William E. Fjster, superintend- The Wailuku ladies have taken the ent of the Kula sanitarium, died bowling fever, and by the form already shown, we soon have some lady Friday morning of tuberculosis. should bowlers, who will make the men hustle Mr. Foster has long been ailing to beat them. from this dread disease, and about Single and Double Hub Pipe, vyear Mr. Kennedy, manager of the Lahaina a ago went to the sanitarium store, left with his family last evening, in an effort to gain renewed health. for a long trip through America and Quarter, Sixth, Eighth and Six- Before going to the sanitarium he Europe. Jack Gannon is temporarily in was employed by the Maui Agricul charge at the store. tural company, lie also superin Hugh Howell has been over to Hana teenth Bends, Sanitary Crosses, tended the building of the Fred this week looking after his contract work Baldwin Memorial Home at Paia. in that district. He is now at Kaupo do- - . ing some survey work for Antone Vierra, Single and Double Hubs, In- Mrs. Foster is the district nurse at the Kaupo rancher. the sanitarium. The Filipino camp at Waiehu, which creasers, Plain Offsets, Offsets has been quarantined for some time be- Sheriff Bill Jarrett,of Honolulu, stopped cause of smallpox, has been pronounced off one day week. - last Sheriff Crowell clean by the sanitary inspector, and the with Heel Inlet, Reducers, took hiin in tow, and showed hitu how a quarantine taken off." town should be run. Bill says he learned The balance of the electric plant, ar something. He went back to Honolulu Saturday night. rived this week on the Mexican. The Sleeves, Plain "P" and "S" Traps, only thing to do how to get the plant installed. This the company is doing An exceptionally large mail was brought with all possible speed. "S" Traps with Hand Hole and over by the Mikahala this week. In com There will be a meeting of the Maui ing over the pali between Lahaina and Athletic Association next Monday even Wailuku the horses were unable to pull Cover, Plain and Sanitary "T" ine, at A full attendance of mem the load up the hills, and it was necessary 7:30. bers is requested, as business of impor- to unload part of the mail at each hill tance is to come before the meeting. and then make two trips to the top. An Branches, Plain and Hub Ven- auto was sent out and brought the up Invitations are out for a luau in honor country mail in time for the two o'clock of George Groves, the retiring road over ' train, but the Wailuku mail did not ar seer of the Faia district. George has been tilating Caps, Single ahd Double rive till almost four o'clock. untiring in his efforts to keep his rofeds up to standard and considering the handicaps of a large territory to cover, "Y" Branches, Etc., Etc-- In the name of the mother of the min and a long rainy season he has succeeded ister of the Wailuku Union Church two admirably. He deserves all that is com large marble tablets will be placed in the ing to him. The luau is tonight. vestibule of the new church commemo ating tne work of the early Maul mis Registered at the Maui Hotel: Theo sionaries. Mr. Dodge's mother died the Bauman, Ben F. Vickers, A. J. Silva, M TO USE year after he graduated from Amherst S. Seves, M. A. Nicoll, T. W. Bell, Leon College. She was always deeply inter Trobiner, Leon A Quonsan, J. J. Arm PIG LEAD ested in the work of missions. In her strong, Jas. K. Cullen, Jr., Honolulu; V WITH THE ABOVE name a friend of theWailukuUnion Church A. Wilson. Harry Irwin, Hilo; Mr. and has given the money for these two tablets, Mrs. R. C. Searle, Jr., Honolua; L which will to a large extent complete the Vogel, San Franeisco. memorials in the edifice to the early mis A Japanese auto driver narrowly missed sionaries on this island. running over a Portuguese child at Ka hului last Sunday. The child ran out directly in front of the car. The quick Power of Attorney. action of the driver alone saved it, al though in saving the child, he damaged I have this day appointed Mrs. R. B. the auto considerably by hitting a tele Whitehead my attorney in fact during phone pole. my absence from the Territory, with full power to act for me in any matter that Mrs. F. S. Sprague and Mrs. Bryden Los Angeles, may come up during said absence. of arrived this week, and are the guests of . is l(Signed) O. WHITEHEAD. the Clarks. This Kahului J. Railroad Co. their first visit to the islands, and they Wailuku, Maui, T. H, April 35, 1912. are especially delighted with the climate on Maui. Before coming to Maul, they NOTICE. took a steamer trip to the leper settle- ment on Molokai. They will later go The road through Maliko Gulch will over to view the volcano. Merchandise Department' be close for ten days beginning Monday The Henry Perrine Baldwin April 39th, memorial 1913. window has been placed GEO. GROVES, in the Makawao Road Overseer, Church. It is unusually beautiful in de- sign and represents "The Sower." The window is tne gut to the church of Mrs. Wanted. H. P. Baldwin, and was selected by Mr. Harry A. Baldwin. The color scheme was worked up by Mr. R. E. Smith of Young man for general office work New York city, the buyer for Alexander Apply , & Baldwin. The work was done in the MAUI NEWS. studios of Charles Hogeman. ' '6 IVTAIT1 NRVT 5JATI1PHAV A PPTT. 97 IOI)'' '

" I ... , ..... ii.im.iiiiii l tf viuimiiui " wuii a surveyor, iiic prouauuuy , um ' ib I in flint, hn will..... put... tliia..w In till ttn infn- IB Bl The management of the Orphcum "i' WM iJ. v lnta. . frnm 90 in 100 nnrna 111 hi7p. Ml mlipnf.n will iimQnnt. flimniniT tlin ' I Scientific Jail Breaker, and Mile. Edtnunda, the Pyschic Wonder, on Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, April 27, 29 and 30. MilkFat, tissueFat Mr. Cunning has proved himself Food-Fa- t HI to be a past mastor, and has offered and to allow himself to be handcuffed A scries of nutrition experiments and shackled and thrown off the . 1 on .it tueit wharf at Kahului, and guarantees to is ocing conducted cattle at Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment KAHULUI STORE tfreo himself before rising to the stir Station. The animals have been TRADI MARK lace of the water, or to be placed m kept over long periods four years any bank vault or prison cell with ON THE 8. 8. foods derived from a single JUST RECEIVED that perfect assurance that abso on plant wheat, oats or a mix- lutcly nothing can hold hitn. When corn, Missourian of these. This afforded an li asked how ho docs things, he said ture unusual opportunity for making a Its in knowing a little more about of qualitative- jf locks than the other fellow," and study of the influence ly unlike rations on the composition it then ho smiles that irrestistible fas- - of the milk and the tissues under fe, cinating smile of his that is his of environ principal asset. Also Mile. Ed comparable conditions tnundii in l'hysological Phenomena. ment. It will be observed that here is the old question of "breed it you want to mini ot missing versus problem issue friends and rt'lutit,-H- , lost articles, feed." The at is question etc. If you want advice on love not a now one, and the influence of on milk se- matrimony, business or any other of the diet to problems ask Mile. Edmunda, cretion has a pec liar interest bo denied what you know can't happen, does the physician. It cannot WALL PAPER such as cer- Properly selected Wall Papers happen, and though you don't be that foreign substances, I ' tain drugs, may readily pass into will add more than all else to the lieve it, you see it. harmonious furnishing of home- -be the milk. That a surfeit of foreign a 18 it a mansion or cottage ever to fats will undoubtedly influence to humble. California Farms. some extent the character of the CI Make your selection! from fate, secreted in the milk is beyond ALFRED PEATS Capt. Tullc tt, the popular captain question. But in most respects "Prize" Wall Papers of the Mikahalu, returned to his and this is supported by the Wis- CJ Everything in Wall Paper from die cheapest that's good to the rihip two consin investigations referred to last week, after a months best that's made. iTi mini unmn "the of the fats secreted trip to the coast. Captain Tullett character I Any style, any quality, at any is enthusiastic over a farm which lie is influenced more by individual price to suit any pocket book. bought while away, and if the glow- metabolism than by the character J Samples shown and estimates obliga- ing reports which he brings back of the food intake. This is parti cheerfully furnished without tion to buy. with him, arc all true, he 1ms every cularly true when the fat content of reason to be pleased. the intake is not excessive and the you content only that incident to nor When can buy property, ; with running water, electric lights, mal feeding materials." In bar iimni J and other modern improvements, mony, moreover, with the findings in the buildings, and the laud all that the widely divergent rations had planted with bearing fruit trees, for little direct or positive influence on $120 an acre, as he has, then home-steadin- g the chemical constitution of the fats in Hawaii is a joke. How- secreted in the milk were the facts ever, the captain, dins bought his noted in connection with the tissues farm, 'his familyare! living on it, examined. The variations that did and are perfectly satisfied to btay in occur were more of an individual California. The captain expects to nature. Judging by the Wisconsin join them, after he put in a few studies, in connection with many more months on the islands. others,' the oils in corn, oats or wheat are so markedly different of j" Homesteads Hana. from those stored in the tissues in animals fed exclusively on these grains that very important processes A number of Hawaiians have t must have been active in their de Furniture Department, made application to the hind office position. Fat transportation cannot for the Kakio government land. account for all; transformation must v Tucker was over there this week play an added role. --Journal of the looking into the matter, and he has American Medical Association.

Maui Racing Association Kahului Store.

Thursday, July 4, 1912 Official Program

LODGE MAUI, No. 984, A. F. & A. M JAPANESE OWNED HORSES, running mile; first Honolulu Music Co. prize $150, second $50. HAWAIIAN BRED, running Vz mile; first prize $200, second $50. Jas, W. Bergstrom, Manager. FREE FOR ALL, running mile; for 2 year old, purse 88 King Street, Honolulu. Stated meetings will be held at $250. Masonic Hall, Kahului, on tho'flrst Special Notice. Saturday nigbt of each month at 7.30 FREE FOR ALL TROTTING AND PACING, mile P. M. in purse $350. No dummies Visiting brethren are cordially in heats, best two three; Latest Hawaiian Records. vited to attend. allowed. Executive Committee to be-sol- e judge of HUGH HOWELL, entries. Victor and Columbia Talking R. W. M. BENJAMIN WILLIAMS, No. 5. FREE FOR ALL, running 1J4 miles; purse $750. Machines, Primatone and t. f. Secretary. r"No. 6.' PONY RACE, free for all, V2 mile. Ponies 14.2 and M is but W This not an advertisement a Fact! Autopiano Players, Knabe under. Purse $125. ALOHA LODGE NO. 3 KNIGHTS HAWAIIAN BRED, running 1 mile; first prize $300, Pianos. Latest Popular Musio, OF PYTHIAS. , 1 second $50. Since the recent installation of a new clarifying jg otc. No. 8. FREE FOR ALL, running mile; purse $250. No. 9. MAIDEN PONIES, Maui Bred, Vi mile; first prize $100, ffj plant at the Makawao Winery, the KAUPAKALUA jfj second $25, Harry Annitage. II. Cusliuian Carter. Samuel A. Walker. No. 10. HAWAIIAN BRED, running H mile; first prize $250, ft Regular meetings will be held at the Sgi WINE has taken the deserving place ol honor, as the gg Knights of Pythias Hall, Wailuku, on the second $50. second and fourth Saturdays of each & month. No.' 11. FREE FOR ALL, running Vz mile; purse $200. Harry Annitage Co., ffit mnsfr fJplirmtiQ familv taKlf pvPM'mnnff IVlmn All visiting members are cordially in- win rn vited to attend. No. 12. FREE FOR ALL, running mile; maidens 2 year old, LIMITED. (winner of third race barred), purse $250. C. H. HANSEN, C. C. It Stock and ARTHUR BETTS, K. R. & S. V f "i Igj Convince yourself by giving a trial. Ring up the Bonds NO. 13. COWBOY, three relays of V2 mile; first $25, second.$10. jj 14. RACE, for members only; race horses MemberBROKERSHonolulu Stock and Itond No. GENTLEMEN'S T fSt Mil M W Ar I r? vnil Wll k J SUBSCRIBE FOR THE ", barred. Cup. ; Exchange. P. O. Box 683. Telephone aroi. MAUI NEWS MULE RACE, 1, mile; first prize $34, second $15. m Cable and Wireless Address: "Annitage." COMBINATION