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Amy Appropriation PPjppWMliiiii w ri ' NEXT MAILS TIIE ..1AUI NEWS PRINTS FACTS 1 v. THAT ARE RELIABLE AND AD. To The Coast: Shlnyo Maru, June 14 VERTI3EMENTS FROM FIRMS Sonoma, June 17. WORTHY OF YOUR CONFIDENCE. From The Coast: READ IT CAREFULLY. Ventura, June 16. Tenyo Maru, June 18 THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, 13, 1919. TWENTIETH YEAR JUNE NUMBER 1004. Maui Man To Seil (.HiOF MAUI Irate Parents Maui Team Wins PEOPLE AMY APPROPRIATION Eggs By Weight On Juno 11, 1777, just 142 Kidnap Bride Hapai Ko Contest ..ltnv years ago, tho United States Continental Congress establish- - FOR SMALL FORGE ONLY Mrs. K. Mnc Homestead At Haiku Announces od permanently .for this country Matsuura Taken From Her K. Nakata And K. Fukuliara From as its emblem tho Stars and Home By That New Method Will Be In- Parents Who Claim She Puunene Plantation Walk Off Stripes. Tomorrow will bo tho With Department-Democ- Is Under Age augurated In Sale Of Eggs One 142nd anniversary of that act of House Cuts Figure Asked By War rats Bride Is Still Honors Loaded Three Tons In Dozen To Weigh Pound And A Half Congress, and you aro asked to To Hidden Uecord Time honor tho flag by displaying it Trying Muzzle Knox Resolution stores. from your houses and Re-Op- The days of old when knights There has been nn agitation lately To en were Maui has triumphed once again! On Decoration Day there wero British Try Reparations Question bold, .for the salt; of eggs by weight. Ho- and parents hearts toward lovo Puunene has upheld the honor of not seen a half dozen flags in wero cold, were nolulu papers havo been publishing in Wailu- Maui by winning hapal-k- o Surely the con- varl-slze- Wailuku or Kahului. (By The Associated Press) HEEN APPOINTS DEPUTIES ku this pictures of d eggs nnd ask- week, when Suayo and Sayi test which was held more flags WASHINGTON, at the Territor- ing the householder to make a com- these towns havo Juno 13 Houso (By The Associated Press) Taguchi kidnapped Mrs. K. Matsuura, ial Fair in Honolulu yesterday day, ' and than were seen on that and passed 1920 army appropriation bill HONOLULU, Juno 12 Judge Heen, auto-for-hir- e parison in the eggs they purchase by recent brido of tho well known bringing home a prize of $50. IC all persons throughout Maui carrying $718,000,000 providing for a ' has appointed attorneys Roy the dozen and how much they would Vitousek man, thereby becoming tho Nakata and K. Fukuliara, two of tho who own a flag are urged to ob- - temporary army of 300,000. Tho and Charles Hite as and havo to pay If the same eggs were first second defendants in a kidnapping case which fastest cane loaders from the Ha- servo tho birthday of tho flag original measure by deputies for city office, was bought by the pound. Iti .order to submitted the the attorneys heard beforo Judge McKay Mon- waiian Commercial & Sugar Com- tomorrow. The American flag $1,250,-000,00- the third is not yet day put this matter to the test Edwin C. war department recommended named. Vitousek is morning. It appears that Mrs. pany's plantation walked off with tho is not one to be ashamed of. Moore of Hope Homestead in Haiku witli the law firm of Thompson, nnd Matsuura, fair of face and slim of honors the team loading three tons the prettiest flag afloat, and Leading aro Cathcart. of has started to put his eggs on sale It's Democratic senators Hite is with firm Smith, form is tho daughter of Mr. and Mrs. of cane in 13 minutes 39 seconds. America has proven that tho possi- lieu- at the Paia Mercantile store in Paia. striving to prevent the vote, if Warren and Whitney and was a Taguchi. Maui is proud of her team, especial- sons who fight under it are ble on the Knox resolution, declaring tenant during tho war. Sano In regard to this experiment ho writes believed in the American ly in view of the fact that Kauai re- worthy to carry its rippling for The Maui News: the peace treaty with tho league of method of picking out her own hus- ported such enormous results from means freedom and ac- You would hardly be willing to buy folds. It nations covenant Included is not band and chose K. Matsuura, a pro- her lowest team in the preliminary opportunity. Get out your flag SUBPOENAS SERVED IN chops at so much each whether they ceptable. mising young Japanese business man contest that it looked as though Maul and it tell to tho conglomer- - CITY CLERK CASE go were large or small. You would in- let to down life's road with her. But had no look in. But Maul fooled them peoples your Island that (By The Associated Press) sist that you want to pay for the food ate on Sano's parents did not approve of tho all. Tho figures which were sent up hero have a flag BRITISH BOMBARDING HONOLULU, June 12 Today sub- you get, which is determined by the the Americans match and refused to give their con- from here as the result of the prelim- proud of. BOLSHEVIKI poenas were served on tho first depu- that they are sent, whereupon Sano Kichi-gur- a weight of the meat. Why then are ty clerk Harry Mills, Edward Fogarty, and her inary contest wero camouflaged, so (By Tho Associated Press) eloped in true you willing to buy eggs at so much a o American style that none of tho other teams knew STOCKHOLM, June 13 The British William Sheldon, Kunialae and dozen whether they are large or small and were duly wed. tho real loading capacity of Puu- Squadron is bombarding a Bolsheviki to appear before Judge Frank- the for in samo way as with meat Spirit Away Bride nene boys. At tho preliminary in- the heavy lin tomorrow morning in tho case of on the naval base at Kronstadt and Tho irate parents hid stead of the food you get depends Territory vs. City Clerk on a mal- their huhu loading but 5830 pounds as Girls At firing can be heard from the gulf, ac- under smiles and weight? Graduate feasance charge over tho issuing of blandishments and was reported the boys really loaded cording to Stockholm Aftonblad. tried to coax Sano to come 7330 Says Dozen Weighs 24 oz. election certificates. This has no home, but net, 9990 with tho car weight, of to no avail. The little wife, claim- From time to time this subject Maunaolu School bearing on tho decision which the who and Wailuku team instead of loading crops up, ed she was 18, refused to buying eggs by weight and CANNOT PREVENT STRIKE supreme court will make on the eligi- listen to just 5200 pounds made G700 pounds their pleas. Finally, becoming 92G0 now I am going to change over to (By Tho Associated Press) bility on agreed statements of facts. wear- net and with the car weight. selling my eggs. Receive Diplomas ReY. ied of diplomatic endeavors, par- teams the weight method is Ten Pupils MONTREAL, Juno 13 The negoti- tho Tho competing against Maui ents resorted to old were, But because of the custom of buying Baker Of Kona Makes Address ations of the Canadian Railway Board time parental Ewa for Oahu which reported eggs sold WILL GIVE ALLIED jurisdiction, when refractory daugh tons by the dozen the are still with the railroad shop men in an, at- three loaded in tho preliminary cardboard boxes holding a Luau Follows The Exercises SUPPORT TO KOLCHAK ters wero punished as tho parents saw test, McBryde from Kauai which re- u - in the tempt to prevent a strike of 30,000 I adopted a stand- (By The Associated Press) fit. Getting tho a ported a load of 10,375, not i dozen each. have men for higher wages has failed. of hut did ard weight of 24 oz., avoirdupois Ten little girls passed an important PARIS, Juno 12 The council's re- number of their .friends, they coaxed say whether that figure was net or amounting to a pound and a half, for milestone in their lives Wednesday ply to Admiral Kolchak extends tho the young husband over to Puunenc gross. Hawaii did not send a team. on a dozen eggs, and as many of the at the Maunaolu Seminary, when WILL STRIJE AT SIX TONIGHT Allied support as set forth in tho tho ground of gettingataxicab pas- This is the first cane loading con- boxes will be made up to weight 2-- they wero presented with diplomas in (By Tho Associated Press) council's original letter and is inter-- ' senger and then boldly entered the test that has ever been held in the or 24 V oz., net. This will be done the presence of a large company of WINNIPEG, June 13 Switchmen pretcd here as meaning a do facto little home and carried tho young Islands and such success and interest and relatives. Many of them G recognition of bride off bodily. Upon 1 by weighing each box as it is being friends and trainmen Vote to strike at o'- the Omsk non Bolshe his return lias followed it that without doubt It Iff filled and changing larger for smaller, will go on to high school, but still clock tonight. viki government. hoino tho young husband discovering will be held each year. It engenders or smaller for larger eggs, whichever others will lake up the serious busi- his loss, appealed to tho county at- a spirit of friendly competition be- !n is necessary to make the weight what ness of making a living.
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