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WAILUKU WEATHER Mnx. Mln. It'fall THIS WEEK'S MAILS Sept. 20 .. .85 70 .00 Sept. 21 71 .00 ....81 From the Coast: Friday, Sept. 22 ....80 70 .07 emi-Week- ly Tenyo Maru. Sept. 23 ....85 70 .00 Sept. 24 ....80 71 .00 s Maui News To the Coast: Tomorrow, Sept. 25 ....84 70 .00 Manoa; Thursday, Lurllne. Sept. 2G ....84 70 .00 Galley To the Orient: Friday, Rainfall 0.07 Inches. "for the isle first" Tenyo Maru.

SEMI-WEEKL- 22nd YEAH No. 1127. Y MAUI NEWS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1921. PRICE 5 CENTS

Claim Paper Mulching Plans for Welcoming Raymond C. Brown Is Central and East New Bishop Pays His Unemployment Is Will Revolutionize of Press Congress Named as Territorial First Visit; Meets Maui to Receive Seen As Pineapple Industry May See Some Change Secretary by Harding With Warm Welcome Greatest Improved Service (ASSOCIATED imiessi $- - Problem Press Congress entertainment Bishop La Motho is much pleased of Hour HONOLULU, Sept. 27-.- A system plans paper will come In for further discus (ASSOCIATED l'HKSS) wun iiaui and lier people, and Maul of mulching evolved from that aro Wireless Station Will Be In used in sugar growing by former Man slon at a meeting of the committee WASHINGTON, Sept. 2G Pres- lies quite as well pleased with tli new Episcopal I Conference Opens Ad- ager of plantation that is to bo called for Friday after ident Harding today sent to the bishop of ho dlocos With stalled in Wailuku as Result Eckhart Olaa lins "f Hawaii. impressions been patented as applied to pine noon in the Chambor of Commerce senate for confi rmatlon the nomi- First of botli dresses by President Hard- Telegraph nation of Raymond appear to havo been alike favorable. of Maui News apples, revolutionizing the industry rooms. Several come C Brown to according to a matters have be secretary of the Territory of Bishop La Motho arrived on Maui ing and Hoover; Experts News Service. statement of the Ha up Friday on waiian Pineapple Company. that demand attention and it is Hawaii. morning the Kllauea, which Give Their Views. paper nopeu at mat time to be able defi was a day ahead or her schedule, and The mulching is used much nitely complete so was Central and East Maul arc to have as it was at Olaa, laid over the young to tho nrnirrniii. The nomination of Brown has given a day for sightseeing In It will not be possible to send cars been expected since Governor advance of the time he had been ex ASSOCIATED l'ltESSi better wireless service as the direct plants for which holes arc cut. As was up Valley pected to claimed for it with sugar, It is claimed lao as far as had been hop- Farrington sent the recommenda- arrive. Saturday evening NEW YOUK, Sept. 27. Students result of Maui News receiving dally ed and it Would senm Hint wlm the Woman's Guild of of that with pineapples it keeps down tlmsn tion for his appointment, such Tho Church of and experts on problem telegraphic news service. A receiving wish to see the Needle will have to recommendation having the Good Shepherd tendered a general the or secur- growth of weeds, avoiding much weed the ing employment station Is to bo put In at the tele- Ing and hoeing; that it conserves the hike part way, for tho bridge at the of the Republican central reception lor Mm at the parsonage, for the idle wero crossing will not be completed nor committee. At the early service Sunday lie cele heard today by the unemployment plu uo company')) .building in Wailuku moisture In the sbil and absorbs heat brated which It imparts to the earth, cspe win mo roau neyond. However, the Brown has been in the territory communion and at the 11 committee of the national unemploy- thus doing away with the necessity clally nights, plants hike will not bo a hard one. It has I'sliice 1901 and has been secretary o clock service administered confirma- cold saves tho tion to ment conference when it met here. of telephoning radio traffic to and from injury during cultivation and been suggested that some of the visit- i'of tin Honolulu Chamber of Com- four and preached. Sunday Appearing ors Timlin :i heroic the committee, It. from Lahalna and tolls promotes growth. Irlti nn UMImn ,..,n. merce since 1914. afternoon he preached and adminis S. the resultant and suggestion tered confirmation Phelps of the Massachusetts labor thereon, and l educes tolls for It is claimed to have increased pro another lias been the at the Church of r. -- department $ the Holy in Yes- said that In some meas- try users of tho wireless telegraph duction three tons an acre. It is re miiiaiauoa trip, though the latter Is Innocents Lahaina. ure unemployment meeting with objection. terday he held services in St. John's is occasioned by an the difference between the Wailuku ported a, company has nn option on unwillingness on the part of workers and tho Lahalna toll charge. A letter the patent It will probably exercise It now appears probable that Strongest Swimmers Church, Kula, and today he is sight- to accept luncheon will bo seeing. He will return to Honolulu reduction in wages which received Sunday from J. A. Ilalch o and will sublease license to others. served lo the visit- rose to high figures during ors on Sunday in the Fair Grounds. tomorrow night, the war the Mutual Wireless Company gives of Islands Will Be Tlio parsonage or and its attendant period of Inflation. euner in tlio cafeteria or in Ter- tho Church of the - the details. This upsets the plan o the H. G. Jacobs, president nl- ilu ,.v. Three Thought Lost ritorial bulldlnir. II la Tint (liictfrTiml Good Shepherd was filled with those Maui News to have its own radio news who service men's employment bureau, receiving plant, but this paper is glad to have an elaborate luncheon, mere- in Puunene desired to greet the new bishop spoke ly a light lunch of Tank Saturday evening and at some length. Ho said that to make the sacrifice of convenience snndwleli the occasion he estimated in Submarine Lying or the like, a sort of "stand up" ar was a most pleasing one. There were that 75,000 former ser entailed, since it is for the benefit of vice men aro in the ranks of the un the community. ia ir. On October 17 and IS all Maul will words of greeting form the ministers There will be ol tlio employed. He believed that govern- at Harbor 's Bottom sent to tho press con be alTorded an opportunity of other Protestant churches and Cause of Change gross nnm-- witness from Mr. Villiors, bishop ment vocational training schools for delecates hv tho Mnnt and the re the When Maui News began receiving sentative, O. ing tlio best and biggest swimming sponded. Charming musical unskilled former service men (ASSOCIATED I'ltESS) Worth Aiken, a printed numbers would go a long way Associated Press news by wireless to itinerary brought down and revised meet that has ever been staged on wore rendered by Harry Washburn toward solving Lahaina 'phono to SAN PEDBO, Cal., Sept. 27. Three the problem for the former soldiers, and from Lahaina uves are oeneveu nave since tho proposed prgoram was sent this island. Many of the worlds fast Baldwin and Mrs. Mae Drew Clark. to been lost 10 for, he said, his bureau found no dif Its oflice, it became evident that ar - nonoiuiu and badges for all There was a refreshing spirit of cor- when the sulimnrlna T?fi nt lin,- the est swimmers both men and women ficulty in placing skilled workers. would have to bo made to moorings ueiegates. Tlio badges will bo Maui to diality in all that was said by all of eliminate tho telephoning. Tho sub last nieht. yellow and are attend and enter In the differ mo speakers. Tho cause of the sinking black. For the commit- cnt events. A (ASSOCIATED ject was taken up with tho Mutual has not tees there wll be two hn,itro dozen swimmers have Tho Sunday morning services, esne- I'ltESS) yet Doen One enW.il been Invited Wireless Company and arrangements uetermineu. witness Tho reception from Honolulu and Hilo clally that at 11 o'clock, were largely WASHINGTON, Sept. 2G Presi says there appeared to have been an committeo will have and are now in training. made for installing in the office of tho oldtime Maul colors or purple attended, as was the service in La dent Harding opened the national un- paper a receiving R. L, internal explosion and ho saw one and gold This meet will be Maui's first haina. employment by this station. man blown and there will be red and event conference called the Cooke of tho wireless company came overboard. Lieut. L. It. black badges for the athletic held under the Ama In his remarks at the reception nnd administration today, with 50 indus- h unambers was one or the last to reach transportation teur Athletic Union of tlio United to Wailuku last week, installed the safety. committee included in which will bo in his sermon Bishop La Motho laid trial, economic and labor leaders par plant, and while he was wireless an States . The meet will be open to stress upon the opportunities ticipating in to hero Tho Itfi Is nn tiioso who volunteer to furnish and tho the effort discover news camo dhectly into the editorial ronnrtnil ns lvinrr flm cars own all comers, any ono may enter who duties confront means of alleviating country- in 3G illvni-- and their services as es that church members the rooms. An operator was to bottom feet of water nnil corts. has registered as an amateur athlete, or the Islands, especially on wide lack of have ar are striving to ' attend- work. rived from Lihuc on October 3 who attach a hawser to her The swimming committee reports thus Including all Maui swimmers. ance at worship. His remarks at the Fundamentally Sound of mat sne may oe urawn to tile surface. goou progress on Tho Juno eleventh meet was an ex- reception on subject "The today would have devoted all his time to rnnunp nn lis program of en that seemed to United States is fun of paper. Knerie is in rnm nn in hibition only, so far as Honolulu be or espe- damentally the business tho That is vcstigatlon tertainment for Sunilnv nirriif. stimulated by those, others, sound, strong financially, the plan that is changed through the of the disaster, it is an The finance committeo is swimmers were concerned. At this cially of Mr. DeKay, on small church industrially unimpaired, commercial- nounced. wailing meet competition installation of a public receiving sta - determination on tho .'minimi tii-i- t the between the attendances. The bishop said he had ly consistent and politically unufraid" tion in Wailuku with a "land lino" bo will bo required for auto hire, for world record holders will be just as already noted that failure on tho part he continued. "There ought to be tween Wailuku and Lahaina. Maui SUGAR RECOVERS lunencon faunuay some keen as it will bo between the lessor of church members and ho touched work for everybody in and other ox lights. the United News will get the benefit of the elim ponses before starling out to com Attempts will be made to on the poor example that is set there States who chooses to work. Our fnation of tho use of the telephone Associated Press reports to Maui pleto the entertainment fund. Such break the worlds record for a mini by, tho effect it cannot but have on condition nt homo and our place in with the added accuracy of direct News yesterday reported an adrancG tietaiis,.It Is hoped, will bo ready at her of different distances by such those of other religions. tho world depend on everybody going in 4 swimmers as transcription of messages from the the price of raw sugar from to the Friday meet inc. Duke Kahanamoku, Pua --n- to work and pursuing it with that wireless only nec- llAs cents. Tlio advance guard, Kealoha, Bill Harris Jr., Warren Ke- - patriotism and loses tho time .. six delegates and devotion which make v essary for the carrying of the mos irom me Antipodes readied Hono- alolui and others. Tho world's relay Democrats Will Not tor a happy people." sages from tho telephone building to lulu at the end of last Week. It is records will surely be shattered when He asserted that tho sure way to Mrs. Trial the Olympic its office. The public gets the benefit Southard's .also learned flint fi last team man touches Oppose rid tho nation of depression involved ' of a station in Wailuku. ton has been designated to represent the side of the tank in tho 200 and Treaties as "liquidation, reorganization, readjust 250 yard relay. Company's Letter for Husband Murder Harding at the Congress. The same can bo ment, reestaoiisliment and taking ac- said of tho women swimmers; in count Tho letter of Mr. Balch follows: Political Measure of tho things to be done and their relays, records are going by with a sober contemplation, tho Honolulu. T. H., Sept. 23, 1021. Starts in Montana Two More Americans Are the board. At the May meet held in things done." "Gentlemen: In an effort to still fur Reported Honolulu harbor, Miss M. Wehselau, (ASSOCIATED I'ltESS, ther improve our inter-islan- d wireless (ASSOCIATED I'ltESS) Killed in Mexico after travelling over a crooked course WASHINGTON, Sept. 27 Itatifica or system it has been decided by this GREAT PALLS, Mont., Sent. 27. swam a dead heat with Ethelda tion tho proposed treaties with Lloyd George to Reply company to develop on the Island of 'irlal ot Mrs. Southard, accused of (ASSOCIATED I'ltESS) Blelbtroy of New York (the champion Germany, Austria and Hungary will Maul tho "remote-control- " system of husband murder, commenced yester- WASHINGTON, Sept. 27 Two ol the world) In the 100 yards, and not bo made a party measure by the to De Valera Tomorrow radio communication which has day and is proceeding today. Should American minors. TT fi Rmiti, o,..i holds joint claim to the record with Democrats, it was announced follow proven eminently satisfactory on she escape conviction here, another E. Killsingbury are reported to have Miss Bleibtrey. Miss Wehselau will ing a caucus of the minority senators (ASSOCIATED I'ltESS) been killed nt Tlnl tills morning. Tho caucus ' Oahu and Hawaii, tho principal ad trial upon another murder charge probably swim "anchor" on the wom decided tho LONDON, Sept. 2G Premier Lloyd vantage therein being that the receiv- - awaits her. of Chihuahua, Mexico, in advices sent an's relay team. Tho other members question of the treaties was a subject vice-cons- Georgo will reply Wednesday to Ing station and the operator are con- Southard, who followed his wife oy mo at Chlliauhua City of this team will be made up of three for individual action and ns such th trally located at the point of iu iiio siaie cinnai-tmpnt- . H o moo of tho women should not bo made a party measure, latest note or Eamonn de Valera, heaviest from Hawaii after her extradition fastest swimmers in "president traffic origin, and tho transmitting from Honolulu, was seated beside his sage gave no details of tho affair. America, namely Estello Cassidy, hut left to tho members' own judg of the Ivlsli rnnnMii" n station, regardless of Its location, is wife both yesterday and this morning, ...... Helen Moses and Iluth Scudder. Maui ment. was learned here today. controlled by means of a land-lin- e and lending his sympathy and moral sup swimmers are indeed fortunate in It Is reported that tho votes taken Several members of tins British suitable relay by centrally located having in tho caucus showod the democrats cabinet who are said to have studied the port. Warden Believes That swimmers such as these visit fipnrun'fi operator. In selecting the jury Mrs. Southard here, for it is only in competition are widely divided. Premier Llnvil tn "Thus messages designated for Hilo challenged a newspaper man who was with outside swimmers, that they Eamonn de Valera, "president or file originating in Honolulu are transmit Alleged Letter From (ASSOCIATED I'ltESS) Irish republic," In tho government's drawn on the panel. win improve their speed. negotiations ted direct to the Hilo office from the C. E. Collins, prosecuting attorney Maui Swimmers Train WASHINGTON, Sept. 2G All Dem for a settlement of the Honolulu desk and vice-vers- a through of Yellowstone County, this state, has Gardner Is Forgery Many of tho Maui swimmers are ocrat senators were summoned today insn situation, nave not yet com- tho medium of the remote-controlle- d to prosecution. now training for the meet. win- to a conference Tuesday to consider municated their views to the prem- arrived assist in the Tho ier, It Is stations at Wahiawa, Oahu and Ka It is from his county M. C. Lewis, ners and tho time of each event for minority action on tlio Gorman. Au and regarded likely that the that (ASSOCIATED premier's note will nni lm iv,,. waihae, Hawaii. Messages so routed third husband of Mrs. Southard, camo. I'ltESKi the Maui swimmers, will stand offi strian and Hungarian peace treaties are handled by only two men, tho Ho TACOMA. Sent. 27. Fnilnwinn- - tho cially as now beforo tho senate for ratifica- dispatch to Dublin before tomorrow lUtorney Collins said that In tho event Maui championship records or nolulu and Hilo operators, as against of the acquittal of Mrs. Southard in receipt of a letter mmim-tim- in i,o and will be so recorded. tion. A preliminary survey today Wednesday. ( 4, Oninion seems liniinfiii iimi n,. tho old system of four operators when the present trial ho would ask her re- irom uoy uardner, tho California ban Gold, silver, and bronze medals will snowed, It was announced, that com paratively op- note will bo couclipil in messages are copied from a land line arrest and that she be taken to Yel dit who escaned l'rnin tho MnWoii Toi bo awarded as first, second and third few Democrat senators and resent from tho transmitting sta- and penitentiary early this prizes. pose ratification ot the treaties. as to accommodate the position or lowstone County to stand trial for tho month and Also silver and bronze cuds mo tion. murder of Lewis, as to whoso death is still at large, Warden Malonoy this will be given for the relay events. binn leaders and enable "Thsi obviously tends to not only morning issued a sfsitninniit in wittnh (ASSOCIATED I'ltESS) them to come into another conference similar suspicious circumstances at All the medals are alike in design. with speed up tho circuit, but materially lie discredits tho authenticity of tho They are square in shape, WASHINGTON. Sept. 21 (Associ British cabinet members. tach. with a ated) A occur- "Ha-leakala- favorable report on the lessens tho chances of errors - relief map of Maul on the face, " ring in transmission. In Klvlncr his reasons fnr lioilovino- across tho treaties was ordered by tho senate (ASSOCIATED I'ltESS) St Improvement in Trade With ... " ... . crater and a foreign relations yester "The receiving station on Maui will me letter was written liv snmo nno small square designating the location committee BELFAST, Sept. 2C The govern day afternoon opposed in tlio com- be located in the telephone building omer man uaruner, tho warden said of the Puuneno ment of mobll-iz- e European Countries Shown tank, with Puunene mitteo only by Ulster has decided to In Wailuku, thereby eliminating the that an incident described in tlio let- tank below. On tho reverse will be Senator William E. special constabulary forces In necessity ot telephoning radio traflic ter did not occur nnd tlint tho cliim. engraved event, Borah of Idaho. Leaders declared portions or (ASSOCIATED I'ltESS) the time and winner. is certain North Ireland lo to and from the Lahaina station and tion described was impossible. Ho said I hero are other prizes that ratification assured. maintain Sir WASHINGTON. Sept. 27 Improve for the closed Discussion at tlio order. James Craig, the resultant tolls thereon, also al- mat l'ox island, which the letter said races, such as boys under 10 years. committeo hear Ulster premier, announced todnv. ment of American trade with Europe Gardner reached, ing developed the Information that lowing tho residents of East Maui and shown in report of was two miles from girls under 13, and school teachers is tho the depart I'.n-t- l the administration plans to begin points adjacent to Wailuku a much ment McNeil Island and the lost nnlnf race. Tlio medals for Maui champ, (ASSOCIATED I'ltESS) telephono connection to the of commerce issued tills morn from McNeil Island, except one, withdrawal of American troops from shorter ing. Tho report shows a gain in ex- that ionship events aro exact duplicates DUNDEE. Scotland. wireless control point. uaruner could nave selected in plan- of tiioso the Rhine as noon as tho treaties aro Sent. Tin. ports for August over July tho figures that Honolulu swimme'f will I Iw. "Residents of the Lahaina district ning to make his escape. ratified. Senator Lodge said it had British KOWinmcnl "has bolng $209,000,000 as against $180,-- ecelvo lor breaking world's rcords. not been Indicated, end or Its tether," regarding will continue, if they so desire, to file --tt- however, when the Shin 000,000. August imports were $50,- - Where to Get Blanks tho Fein, it was their traffic with tho Lahaina station, A complete program ready withdrawal would ho completed, staled here today by 000.000 as against $57,000,000 in July. will bo and that a few American soldiers Winston Chin chill, minister for Hie as no change in tho personnel of that Plans to Blackmail for tho press in a few days, as well bo made, and messages to t rade with South America Is re might remain on tho Ithine indefinite colonies. station will ported as stationary. as entry blnnks wllich can be obtain ly. Churchill said flm Lahaina vicinity will bo ed any that it,,.. and from the from of tho following district Reservations Adopted eminent had gone the utmost handled as usual. Are Insinuated by committeemen limit Cooko, superintendent of tho Peace Conference Tlio committeo adopted a reserva possible in its latest offer to the Sinn "R. L. Wailuku F. A. Lufkin. II. C. Talto Fein nnd "if . Mutual Telephono Company's wireless tion to the treaties, providing that that tho Sinn r.in Arbuckle's Counsel ind Maul Sporting Goods Co, congress pass an act for the appoint- Jects this offer, the government has department, will leave for Maui on or (ASSOCIATED l'EESS) Kahulul It. II. Jliotow. 4 October with - ment of American representatives on uomiiig eiso to give. about the first of the GENEVA, Sept. 27. Under Instruc Puunene- It. O. Humphrey. D. H. by Ho expressed himself as heln m necessary apparatus and material foi tions government (ASSOCIATED I'ltESS) Young, the allied commissions the presi from their homo the dent, witli the heartily In favor of a emifoi mice, nn the Wailuku sta- delegates na- SAN FRANCISCO. Sent. 27 At advice of tho senate. the installation of Bolivian to tho league of tho Paia T. Hair. Another reservation provided the Irish question. It is hoped that tho abovo tions assembly today session of the Arbucklo B. that tion, and withdrew tho preliminary Lahaina E. Smith. tho protection grunted in the treaties program will be in operating of Hearing Domln-gue- z outlined demands Bolivia for consideration mis morning Frank to United States government proper- STOCKS effect before the 15th of the month. of revision of tho treaty of 1901 be- of Arbuckle's counsel said TO ADMIT that PORTUGAL ty should bo extended to apply abo 4 I Very sincerely yours, tween Bolivia and Chile. ho believed attemnted blackmail of to tlio property of American Ewa Arbuckle was hv Sum. (ASSOCIATED nationals "MUTUAL TELEPHONE CO., contemnlated I'ltESS) in tlio countries concerned. C. & S. Co. 31 (ASSOCIATED PltESS) and through i A. Raich, nacher Delmont use of LISBON, Sept. 25. In answer to Senators Hiram Johnson Cali McBrydo "J. Treasurer." PAULS, Sept. 21 torn clothing of (Associated the of Miss Ramie. Ho the request of the Portuguese govern fornia and John K. Shields of Ten Oahu .n.. ress) Sar- - also alleged charges 211. Premier Brland, Albert that made beforo ment for permission to participate in nessee, "Irreconcilables," voted in Olaa MARKS DROP LOWER out, minister of colonies and Ambas- tho grand jury by Prosecutor Brady tne Washington armament and far wero favor of ratification. Senator Johnson Pioneer 1GH: sador Jules Jusserand, with one oth- not substantiated by tho testi- astern conference, an official com issued a statement ho Waialua (ASSOCIATED I'ltESS) man, will represent mony adduced. in wliicli said 20U er Franco at the munication says tho American govern- that "the new German treaty repudi- Engles 60 YORK, Sept. 2G Tho Ger-ma-n forthcoming Washing- Following tho NEW conference at session Semnacher ment will propose that Portugal, hav- ates absolutely and wholly the leacuo Wailuku 24 touched now low figures ton on limitations of armament and announced his intention of hrintrlnir mark ing intorosts in the Far East, shall be of nations and authorizes tlio United Haiku Fruit 24 today when exchange was quoted at far eastorn questions, according to suit against Attorney Dominguez for admitted to tho conference under tho Statos to do as it seos fit regarding New Sugar , the newspapers today. defamation of character. York 4,50 0.875. amo conditions as tho Netherlands. tlio Versailes treaty." Honolulu Oil .. 5.7 S 7 SEMI-WEEKL- paui; TWO Y MAUI NEWS, TUESDAY, SErTEMHER 27, 1921. , a Honolulu Shows Its Youngsters Play Good Interest in Maui's Gaines on the Diamond BENEFIT DANCE given by tt --a Big Swimming Meet lntei scholastic baseball is a reality School SPORTS"go. inter-scholasti- c Senior Class, Maui High in their final Hoke pot life on and an league is in an Rego singled sight. The league organization will Wacs Take Best error and and stole Maui's swimming meet, lo be held SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1921 second. Kodrigues whiffed thrice in Puunene tank, October 17 and IS. probahlx not be effected until toward iind on Seiehi's single Hoke scored, is coming into nttention in Honolulu next spring but the foundation for it TERRITORIAL BUILDING Game of Season Rego coining home a few minutes as appears by the following article li.ia been laid. It might be called the later on Freitas wild ieg to third. which was run in the Star-Bulleti- first step in the plan for Introduction Music by Anderson's Jazz Orchestra Makekau forced Seichi at second and of last Friday: of athletics and health training in yet con- I.nlward died I3al to Enos. "While Honolulu swimming fans the schools though not as Admission 45 cents, tax 5 cents. Ponies Pull Game From Fire Wars may be agreed that Mariechen ducted along the lines of the plan for AD. R. BH.l'O. A. E. Wchselau, Outrigger Canoe club star, I ho latter undertaking. In another in Thrilling Ninth and Add is "sub-junior- " baseball. Curtis, 5 0 is the best girl swimmer in Hawaii, sense it If 12 10 Gym team won its second It to Win Column in Elev- Wm. Cumniings 2b. 6 0 1 5 4 0 there are plenty of fans in Ililo who Wailuku Saturday Paia it met 5 0 0 0 maintain that Kuualoha Keliiplo, the game when at enth With Two Gone. Silva. rf 10 defeated the Paia School nine Wells dimming ss. 5 0 0 3 6 1 "Maid of Coconut Isle." is the cham- and 8 1. The Gym. team played splen- Hill Cockett, 3b..:.... 4 1 0 2 2 0 pion of the islands. Not so long ago to did only two costless errors be- STANDING OF CLUBS Asam, cf 2 0 0 2 1 0 Kuualoha issued a challenge, offering ball is- ing against its players. Uego. c f 2 0 1 0 0 0 to meet any girl swimmer in the scored Won. Lost. Pet. On Wednesday the Gym team and We Have Appointed 1 - : 2 1 over standard distances in Wiirt (i .sr,- Alfonso, c. lands the team will 1 1 the Spreckelsville school l'uuiK i " 1,. Cockett, 1b 5111614 0 0 order to seltle the title. 'iii .r"i at Maui cross bats. 1'am i i .non T. Cockett, 5 0 2 0 2 0 "This will take place the i. nl CO. I.uliHiiiii 1 7 .125 swimming meet the Puunene tank MAUI SPORTING GOODS Totals 43 4 9 33 18 2 on October 17 and 18, when the best Footballists Last Sunday's Results girl swimmers from Honolulu will Women Paia compete against the Hilo girl. (LELAND C. LEWIS, Manager) 7 : Z. AB. ft. BH.l'O. A. E. Vmmene. l.ahaimi. Galaxy of Sight V:us. 1'ain. 3. (11 innines.) Chartrand. If. 5 0 2 2 0 0 Stars Are Amusing 3 1 3 5 1 men swim- Next Sunday's Card Souza. ss 0 "Besides that the best Our representative to handle Remington Type- Coleman, cf. ..: 5 0 0 1 0 0 mers from Honolulu will also per- v- - 1 p. m. Wales, Sept. l.aliai'ia Wars at :3o Robinson, p. : 5 0 0 in the Maui meet. SYDNEY, New South Wer- p. form Press)Specta-tor- s writers, Monroe Calculating Machines, Globe 1'aia vs. uvnene a 3:15 m. 5 1180 0 to the Maui meet hav 27(Ry the Associates Yetnoto. rf Invitation women's football M. McCluskev, 1b... 5 11103 21 1 2 been received by Duke Kalianamoku. at the first nicke Goods, Office Equipment, Stationery and Sup- T ;n n, the combination of held in Australia saw a '"oi'ii (). McCluskey. 3b... 5 2 Kealoha, Warren Kealoha, W. match ever Brunswick-Balke-Collend- ;u"! 10 11 Pua exhibition of plies, er Billiard and Pool sewn eleven (innings) and the Enelish, 2b 3 0 1 2 4 0 W. Harris, R. K. Fuller. Helen Moses, rather unconventional i furnished Wacs' aw. root tarned defeat fti'o Cockett, c 3 0 0 1 2 2 Mariechen Wehselau. Ruth Scudder, football recently, but were Tables and Supplies for Billiard and Pool Tables, victory :it the last mlr.ute and spoil- Cnssidy, George (Had) Center with enough humorous incidents to chancp pennant in Estelle The Bowling1 Alleys, etc. ed Paia's for the Totals 39 3 9 33 21 6 and Mrs. R. T. Moses. Center is to last throughout the afternoon. as pntiy ami hard-forgh- t affair n. go as coach and Mrs. Moses as a women, one team called the Chorley's one could wish for. 'Tv.as another Hits and Runs by Innings composed of girls from St. Hilda's Wacs 0 0 1 1 chaperone. case of his'ocy rrpeatir.f: itself for. a? 00 000102 "Practically every one invited from school, and the other the Fleetwoods, in thi'i" last encounter, the .acs ne-- Ilasehits . 201000014 19 women employed in the l'aia Honolulu is going to the meet. composed of OFFICE SUPPLY CO., LTD. gan their rally in the seventh, rain'l 0200001000 03 Mariechen Wehselau will go into the Defense Department, wore ordinary impetus in the oiphib and with the Rasehits ..1110102100 29 togs. umpire, a man, Summary Home runs: I,. M. Mc sprint events together with Estell" football The FORT ST., HONOLULU, T. H. ninth had the game in hand. Moses. Ruth in female attire to main- bags Cluskey; three base hits: L. M. Mc Cassidy and Helen was dressed Willi 'v.n c.one two on the Scudder will go into the backstroke tain the feminine atmosphere. The and two strikes on him with two uns Cluskey. Robinson: sacrifice hits: very muddy, very tired souza, C. and breaststroke races. The four players got needed to even up mailers Teni Asam, Affonso. Cockett; relay race ami stolen bases: Wacs, Wm. Cockett girls will probably swim a very hot. The intervals between ('.('l:i!t von his own jrame in the against lime. periods were prolonged and the re- 1'." slamming one through sec-ad- . Tem Cockett; l'aia. Souza. Coleman, ninth 2; by pitcher. Wr,i. Records Expected sumption of play obviously was not son: i A'Terso and I.. Cockett. Yemoto; hit Cockett; balk: Tem Cockett; bases before has Maui invited so welcomed by the players who, how- in the k' enih, after two were out "Never ever, remained in the game for the Wm. Cumn-ing- on balls: off, Tem Cockett, 2; off, many world stars and the prospects air.! i'r.iiis on iiiird, three-quarter- point in 1 ; : by, Tem meet are excellent. first At that The Policies We pot i. life on Mct'kit'kev's error and Robinson. slruckout for the successful ap- Write Cockett, 6: Robinson, 3; time of new island tank records an response to urgent and repeated immr dia'e'y afterward pulled out the Some umpire contest. he game: 1 hr. 50 min. umpires: I.ran- - expected as a result of the meet. peals, the ended the "snick in the middle st'.int," Tata hilig ing so keen on Cumminc's trail as dro and Enos; scorer: Joe Xavier. "Maui has one man who rales - He is to alio"- Cuius to dent the rubber Puunene ly as a breaststroke swimmer. Put Sure In Insurance any trouble. Cummines was AB. R. BH.l'O. A. E. a lad named Richardson, and as Sam without gone to the coast JAPANESE GOODS fiiv-'l- tagged, but the w'.nnipng lun Joe Silva, cf. 5 1 2 1 Kalianamoku has at Maul meet, I 2 2 1 and will not. be the A SPECIALTY Life, Fire, Casualty, Health, Automobile Policies in had leen tallied. Shim, rf the Valley Fcroy From Start Ilaake. If 3 1 this is one event which (!am-L-ein- 11 is sure to win." the strongest and most substantial companies. The first inning went without Hal. p 5 10 0 Island almost J. ONISHI done hy either side. In Enos, lb 5 0 1 15 GENERAL MERCHANDISE the second however, l'aia landed a Masaichi, 3b 5 1 2 0 KAHULUI. i'o'v.1," cf runs: Yoieoto was safe on Joe Souza, 2b 5 0 1 0 Challenger America's INDEMNITY BONDS SECURED We-ii;-; Cu;nmin:,V errcr made second Nakamura, ss 3 0 0 2 peg to and tl.i"d on Affonso's wild Ray. Freitas, c 4 7 Auckland? and home vlvn 12 Cup From '! e ke stone sack THE i BALDWIN BANK, LTD. Tem balked. U M. McCluskey trip- Totals 39 7 11 27 11 3 a led but was caught napping SYDNEY, New South Wales. Sept. SCHOOL HATS to third base- Lahalna MAIN OFFICE, KAHULUI. after, pitcher AB. 11. BH.l'O. A. E 20 (By the Associated Press t A O. got life on first, The children need new hats man. Biolher 4 0 1 2 0 1 yacht should be built, at Auckland to Chris Cock-e'- t Maxwell, cf when they go back to school next BRANCH, MARKET STREET, WAILUKU. Knglish was passed and 2b 0 coi.'.pete for the America cup on be- L. O. home. Chartrand Ventura. 10 week, and as the summer passe sacrificed Kaluakini, ss. 3 0 1 21112 2 half cf Australia and New Zealand, Cockett. V.'il-for- away it is time to think of your died Wm. to Lawrence 4 1 0 0 0 0 suggested today by T. M. Wacs score. lloke, 3b it w:.s own needs, too. The seventh saw the 4 1 2 10 2 1 jv.tmber of the New Xeaiaad was by Robinson Rego, c Win. Cockett hit Rodrigues, p 4 0 1 parliament, upon his return here There is one house on Maui that d down to first. Rego, bat- 113 ex- and ambb ss.-2- b 4 0 2 1 4 1 Ho store. him to third Seichi. from the United States. is an exclusive hat ting for Asaiv.. advanced 4 0 0 0 0 1 such a venture is on a similar play Makekau, rf pressed belief that on a sacrifice and 4 0 0 lu (I 1 practicable and would advertise both Affonso, scored. L. Cock- Ledward, lb THE FASHION bv Cockett Masto, If 3 0 1 0 0 0 countries in the United States, where ett. next up, fliod out to center. had found an "appaling this run in their half he said he Main and Market Sts., Wailuku. Taia offset Totals 35 2 8 27 12 9 ignorance" regarding Australasia. wiih a homer by L. M. McCluskey, to Hits and Runs by Innings "I believe that such a yacht as fiisl man up. L. O. died third required to sail from New English singled but was forced I'uunene 3 0 210001 would be first 2 07 could be built in by Chris Cockett, third Basehits . ..0 0 1 2 2 3 011 Zealand" to America BEST SERVICE ON MAUI out at second Auckland, if the money could be to second, and Chartrand grounded Lahalna 000 0 0000 1 22 is 1 no to L. Cockett. Basehits . ..0 2 2 0 0 0 found," he said. "There doubt out Wm. Cummincs 28 be a sound, commercial Three hits in Urn ninth after two Summary Three base hits: Sei taht it would With our new equipment we Robinson's undoing. chi; two base hits: Haake, Masaichi; proposition, for every New Zealand de- were out proved recognize a challenge are able to give the most Wm. Cockett grounded out pitcher to sacrifice hils: Nakamura; stolen firm would that Rego popped to English. bases: Puunene, Silva, Shim 2; I.a would afford publicity of the most ef- pendable, prompt and efficient first and sort. New Zealand could Affonso singled to left and took third haina, Kaluakini, Moke, Rego, Rodri- fective service in cleaning, pressing, center. Af- gues; hit by pitcher: Ilaake; bases easily find a crew for such a boat on T,. Cockett's bingle to caus-,- second, both run on balls: off, Rodrigues 2; struck-ou- t and what a sensation would be i repairing and dyeing of Men's ter (.'ockett pilifered - on Tern Cockett's hit by, Rodrigues 3, by Lai 4; wild if tho hern nf Jutland. Lord Jelli- 66 nets tallied persuaded to take com and Women's Clothing. Our throuch second. There was no fur- pitches. Rodrigues; time of game: coe, could be for while Curtis singled 1 hr. 39 min. umpires: Leandro and mand, ine yaciu couia De Euneu steam presser can do the work ther damace through the Panama canal and then Wm. Cunimings wns cut out at the Enos; scorer: Joe Xavier. in I 5 minutes. English to L. M. Mc- hug the Atlantic shore to New York." 490 initial sack Cluskey. The tenth resulted in zeros but in Satisfaction Guaranteed the eleventh Ij. Cockett was out Rob- BOWLING America's Lowest Priced, Fully Equipped inson to McCluskey, Tem Cockett, MAUI CLOTHES short lo fust . Curtis received a pass, Automobile McCluskey erred and Wm. Cummings CLEANING SHOP made first and Curtis third. The There was handwriting on the wall STOVE! plaving with Cummings between was when, in the first game of the weekly Market St., Ave. then staged and Curtis romped home, Chinese dinner tournament on the opp. Kalua HERE IS THE NEW PRICE the trapped runner at second being Wailuku alleys Saturday afternoon, put out a few moments after. Cummings' Amalgamation was minus REDUCED TO La'.taina Loses 95 pins and Moura & Co. that much to I.ahuina made its first appearance the good. This lead, plus 26 more in FLORENCE Harada Auto Stand after a lone slay away from the the next game, cinched the dinner, for, diamond an.! the vacation told strive as they the losers, while $950.00 Cash 64 PURITAN a:,ainst them for erring nine times taking the third by pins, were still Prompt auto service on call when sinning was damaging coupled shy 57, the pinfall lor the day read 975.00 Time wih ;ho fact that Puunene eat eleven ing: Moura & Co., 2382; Cummings' day or night hits put the kibosh on the West Maui Amalgamation, 2325. PERFECTION boys. MOURA & CO. F. O. B. Honolulu l'uunene got busy with the very be- M. Moura 145 163 156 464 Meet ginning. Silva was out second to P. Ledward 184 149 159 492 DETROIT VAPOR every steamer Touring Cars and Roadsters first. Pliim walked and stole the next L. Disteli 148 168 125 441 iwo s:ieks. Ilaake also cot free trans W. Alfonso 168 157 152 477 Place your order now, as there will be a rush to portation Makekau erred on Dai's II. Kaumeheiwa 199 171 138 508 Kahului, Maui. Phone 217-- E. l!v and three runs shot across the There Was Never a Better purchase these cars at the reduced price. plate after Rodrigues' wild throw to 2382 I'.i l at home. Enos Hied out to AMALGAMATION Opportunity to Make fimli.r unit t ?i :i iel i innnffl G. Cummings 152 191 111 484 Your Selection Than The fourth .saw Puunene score J. Wilmington 156 157 168 481 STOP! LOOK! READ! ;:i:iin: Sues:) and Nakamura died in J. Correa 154 155 182 491 Now The Chevrolet "490" Has Proven Itself On tl: oid. r named. Freitas singled and F. Palmalier 159 151 135 445 IF YOU ARE GOING TO MEET advanced on Hero's error making K. Bal 128 128 168 424 THE STEAMER AT LAHAINA Maui as the Car for Economical Trans- il;i.',l im S?i!v:i's When Mux hint'le. CALL weil unified the grounder Freitas hit 2325 Maui Dry Goods & UP the Tdaie. Shim was out short to KAHULUI AUTO STAND portation. first The One Thing Needful Grocery Co., Ltd. PHONE 191-- A Masaichi in the eighth doubled and Mrs. Brown "I hear the Vicar v;,s followed hy Rousa. with a single. thinks your daughter has a real JOHNNIE J. KOHAMA For com- I'.'i'.kiiiiuii a sacrificed and Masaichi genius for reciting, Mrs. Smith." WAILUKU BRANCH fortable, easy riding cars. ROYAL HAWAIIAN SALES LTD. scored. Freitas made a safety but Mrs. Smith "Yes. All she wants, CO., Regular trips on Mondays, Wednes- Silva S. (). and Shim grounded out he says to me, is a course of electro- Main Street : Wailuku in first. cution, just to finish 'er off like." days, Fridays and Saturdays. I.ahaina upset the whitewash pai! London Opinion. SWIMMING MEET ENTRIES CLOSE OCT. 10 with R. 0. Humphrey, Puunene. Gold, Silver and Bronze Medals will be awarded the winners. Get your entry blanks from the repre- sentative of any district of Maui or from Maui Sporting Goods Co., Wailuku, and make your entry now. You can practice in the Puunene iarilc on Tiiesdavsj and Wflr;?srlnvv

4 SEMI-WEEKL- Y MAUI NEWS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMUER 27, 1921. PAOE THREE

The Fish That Tentative Program Weekly Program at Wailuku and Kahului Theaters With the Alert for Limitation of Did'nt Get Away WAILUKU HIPPODROME Boy Scouts of Maui Arms Conference (Contributed) "Telling of fish stories Is one of WASHINGTON, Sept. 21 (Associ- Tuesday, September 27th. Thursday, September 29th. the prerogatives of every fisherman, ated Tress) The tentative agenda JAPANESE PICTURES LOIS WEBER PRODUSTION, tions on t he fine showing made in for the mere catching of a fish is but proposed by the state department for "TWO WISE WIVES' tests. Seven is not on half the sport the other half of the much the sing the conference next month on fir also but what they lack here they make pleasure a fisherman derives, being Wednesday, September 281 h. "THE BRANDED FOUR" up for in pyramid building. from telling the exact manner in eastern problems and limitation of So, BESSIE BARRISCALE and which the fish was captured. armaments were announced last PATH E NEWS No. 5 Lahaina whereever fisherman are to be found night. The foreign offices of the pow- in As usual the Lahaina bunch show- fish stories naturally follow and ers to whom the proposals have been "ROSE OF PARADISE" Friday, September 3m h. ed up in great form and big numbers Maul fishermen are no exception to sent have been informed that the also ANITA STEWART the rule. list is essentially suggestive in char- In 38 scout and a number of visitors. "THE VANISHING DAGGER" Lahaina is again without a scout- For Instance there is the story acter, and subject to amendment or "THE JUGGERNAUT" master and the commissioner will about the big ono that Father Charles additions. and and lake charge until another man is hooked off Keanae, and the troubles The outline, as announced by the ? PATHE NEWS BURTON HOLMES To Scoutmasters and Scribes secured. It Is a pity that such a he had thereafter. Also there is the state department, is as follows: Judge Kemp's I. -- fine apgregation of splendid earnest story concerning first Limitation of Armament Its the same old story over and encounter with an ulua off Lanal. and 1. Limitation of naval you scouts should have to be without a armament. over again. If want a thins done in how help went unheeded. Basis in limitation. limi- It, leader. There is surely some one his call for Extent of do yourself, I have asked, 'Void- be is tale about the un- tation. Fulfillment ed, Lahaina who would just the right Then there the of conditions. KAHULUI THEATRE written, and given notices in the troop. of it, known fish John Fleming hook- 2. Rules for new agen- paper, I man for this Think there that control of that wanted the scribes of are at least twenty fellows in this ed off Kahoolave, and got only the cies for war. the troops to send me in notes of the troop over years of age tongue, which time John Flem 3. Limitation of land armament. troop doings. be sixteen who since Tuesday, September 27th. Thursday. September 29th. Hereafter there will are still interested in scouting and ing has acquired the habit of ex- II. Pacific and Far Eastern Questions re- SYDNEY CHAPLIN no more troop notes unless this slicking too it. They are doing some amining the tongue of every strange 1. Questions relating to China, and TOM MIX quest I nl- - is complied with. have fine pyramid work. This Is an fish sees, in an to ascer principles applicable to ques- in ways up my ideal he endeavor those - in written the doings from group for Sea Scouts and Life Sav- tain the particular variety of fish It tions. "KING, QUEEN AND JOKER" own notes. Now I won't play with ing Corps work. How about it off tongue, in order 2. Application to subjects, "THE SPEED MANIAC" also you any more. was that bit its to escape him. (a) Territorial integrity. also "THE FIGHTING FATE" This means that you must appoint Generally speaking, fish stories can (b ) Administrative Integrity. and a publicity to notes LOST scribe send the No. 1 Paia classes. There (c) The "open "THE CITY" PATHE NEWS in to headquarters. From there they be divided into three door;" equality of Thursday night Troop No. 1 held is the story concerning the fish that administrative and industrial oppor- and will be forwarded to the paper. was caught; the story concerning the tunity. Friday. September 3uth. a reorganization meeting, and there MUTT were as many men present as there time some Jonah was aboard and the (d) Concessions, monopolies and and JEFF "TWO WISE WIVES" Hanal Hana! Hanal were scouts. This is a splendid earn- fish refused by reason thereof to other economic privileges. also Three creers for Hana. est of what is to come in the near strike; and last of all there is the (e) Development of railways. Wednesday, September 28th. "THE BRANDED FOUR" Hana is future. Mr. McCluskey is the new story concerning the fish that got (f) Preferential railroad rates. and . Troop No. 8 of Maul. Clarence Haw- scoutmaster and Coleman and N lines away. But the latest story is a (g) Status of existing commit- JAPANESE PICTURES PATHE NEWS kins one of Pop's old scouts of Troop the assistants. The commissioner Is double barreled one--i-n that it con- ments; questions relating to Siberia, No. 4, Honolulu is scoutmaster. The trying to impress upon Lee that he U cerns the fish that got away, but did and similar questions relating to money and application blank for the the logical man for duty commission- not escape. China. registering of the troop was received er for this district. Lee thinks he Is According to David Fleming Fletn 3. Mandated islands. at the office today. Good luck to too full of alcohol. Now don't mis- ing always has a fish story when he It is understood that the advisory Dealers In General Merchandise you Clarence. Go to it, and put in take my meaning. Lee is not a drink- meets an interested listener lie was council to the American delegation some of old Troop four's pep. ing man. but, he is now in charge of trolling near Lanal a few days ago. will include two women, a labor union the department of the new fuel for In addition to the line on his rod and representative and a former service American Factors Paints Senior Patrol Leaders Paia plantation, and it is going to reel he had put out a heavy hand man. be a big tiling, lint the men that do usual with him, This is one of highest offices line. "Dave," as is AmFac Red Label Coffee the big things are the ones we want In was steering the boat, and his Ha that is held in the troop and Spreek-elsvill- e scoul ing. Come on in Lee the water's waiian boatman as is also the usual Yale Locks and Hardware Troop No. 7 is going to be the fine. part Singer Sewing Machines to up- thing was asleep in the for'ard first have this honor bestowed A. B. Brown and ,T. Meinecke are a on them. Ray Harry who is an old of the boat. And then there was new men on the troop committee. strike and, just to make matters Cash or Easy Payments Troop 2 scout from St. Louis College Things are going to hum from now Is worse it had to be on the hand line. in Honolulu to be the senior patrol on. H. OHTA, WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS leader of Troop No. 7. He will be The hand line, after the fashion of Agent. Japanese fishermen,' was fastened the first scout on Maui to wear the the Phone 160c. Saturday night thrre was the usual to the boat with a light cord, so that Wailuku. Main Street. fine senior patrol emblem on his hat. snappy bunch at the school house at Congratulations Ray. when the fish struck the cord snap Haiku. This is going to be a fine ped and the line was free for the troop and the boys are going to mak No. 2, Puunene playing of the fish. Fleming grabbed fine scouts. The next meeting will could not stop the H. Fujiyoshi No. 2 Puu- p. the handllne but Scout of be on Saturday afternoon, 2:30 m. rush of the fish, could he BEST MAUI SODA & ICE CO. nene is going to be the next in line at the game field. neither PLACE TO EAT patrol badge. pass- bring the boat about and the result for the senior He some burn- commis-sione'- r was that he received well "We Serve Your Needs" ed first class cooking test Saturday The speedometer on the spare tore When in Lahaina and has only and trees to finish is crawling up to- ed fingers as the line stars machine through his hands and when the on the home stretch. Go to it Fuji- wards the 13,000 mile mark. Some ICE, PURE SODA WATERS, DISTILLED WATER, yoshi. Scout Fujiyoshi was formerly mileage since November, what? and end was reached it passed through For delicious, well cooked food, fish had got away, a member of Troop No. 21 in Hono- all for scouting. his hands. The daintily served, as well as ice COLD STORAGE lulu. line and all. He then turned the boat about with idea in mind of pass- cream, cold drinks refresh- While Fujiyoshi was trying out for Uniforms, uniforms, uniforms, is the and The Oldest Establishment of Its Kind on Maui. his cooking test eleven more scouts the cry at every meeting. Say scouts ing over where the fish had been, in ments, is the enough the hope that the fish had not sound- of the troop made a try for the scout there will not be cloth at pick 'pace test. Only one made it. The New York headquarters if you fel- ed and that he might be able to Phone, 128 Wailuku. lucky fellow was Jikio Omori. Most lows don't let up. However we will up the lost line. And then there was SWEET CAFE of the scouts failed by the narrow try and have them all on hand in a strike on the line on his rod and margin of 20 to 25 seconds. Del tor time for the Maui Fair. We know reel. On reeling in this line he found. luck next time. you will want to look pretty then. not a fish but that the hand line had William Kan, formerly scoutmaster tt becomed fouled on his hook. And on of this troop was a visitor last Sat- recovering the hand line he eventual urday night. Hawaii County Invited ly brought to gaff the original fish, Paia Mercantile Co. which was a six foot bull dolphin. HOW ABOUT THE JAPANESE? No. 3, Wailuku The fish got away, but did not escape. GENERAL MERCHANDISE to Send Its Exhibits just asK you all you If not, scouts, officials If you don't believe it why Are getting the business from them want? Sixteen three and Groceries, Cigars, Refreshments you can in only one sure way, in own language. Tell six visitors were present at the meet- Fleming yourself. reach them their ing last Monday night. Songs, The Island of Hawaii is asked to Lower Paia, Maui. them what you have that they want in advertisements and in hand- pyramids and business were the or enter exhibits in the next Maui County Wedding Ring Serves bills. der of the meeting. On Wednesday Fair, to be held Thursday, Friday and afternoon only six scouts showed up Saturday, October 13, 14 and 15, ac- Issued Semi-Weekl- y MAUI RECORD N. K. Otsuka, Prop. for the bridge building practice, and cording to a letter received by the as Passport to Enter only four on Friday afternoon. Judge local board of trade from the Maui CHINESE SILKS JOB PRINTING was on hand to in lash- County Fair and Racing Association. Burr instruct Gambling Casino Headquarters for Chinese Goods ing tackles, etc. Sorry, scouts, but During one day of the fair several on Translations from English to Japanese and Japanese to English you badly and this means hundred delegates from the Press Maui. Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, fell down Merchant Tailor. that the bridge goes to No. 2 Puu- Congress of the World are anticipated DEAUVILLE, France, Aug. 18 nene. It takes at least 16 scouts to as guests, and it is desired to make (Associated Press Mail.) A young L. APANA erect this bridge in 15 minutes and the best possible showing as to what American girl about to enter the Puunene Ave., Kahului. six will never do it. This ought to Hawaii can do in producing fruits and roulette room at the Casino was Classified Ads Get the Results be a lesson fellows. vegetables. With this in view each stopped a few days ago by the uni- island is expected to send exhibits. formed Cerberus at the door and No. 7 Spreckelsville Oahu has already appointed a com- politely but firmly refused admit- Fine meeting on Wednesday night, mittee of citizens who have taken in tance. "Too young,'" ruled the brass full of pep and Jazz! Scoutmaster hand the matter of collecting and buttoned official. Brown has these boys well in hand transporting such exhibits of fruits Disappointed she stood by for a and is an energetic scout himself. and vegetables as are available from few moments and noted a young This is the reason for the fine that island. On Kauai, II. D. Slogget French woman about her own age be- KAHULUI RAILROAD COMPANY'S showing of the troop. Congratula- has the proposition in hand. ing bowed into the gambling room by The suggestion is made that a conv the same lackey who had refused her mlttee of gentlemen or ladies and admittance. A plain little gold band gentlemen interested in these matters which the young French woman wore MERCHANDISE DEPARTMENT be appointed to get into touch witn on the third finger of her left hand citizens who they feel might add to when shown to the doorkeeper had BANK OF MAUI the general exhibition, and establish proved the open sesame. some common point to .which exhibits The young American girl called on Has my Savings Account might be brought. The committee a jeweler the next morning and, ac- would box and crate them and ship companied by her usual dancing part- them to D. H. Case, chairman, fruit County ner, again appeared at the door of and vegetable sections, Maui the Casino that evening and to the Fair. Kahului, Maul. again objecting, said. LUKENHEIMER to pay doorkeeper, The Maui association offers ' I'm married," displaying the wedd- such reasonable expenses as may be and ing ring purchased that morning. She incurred in the matter of crating was admitted. "Improved Senior" transportation. The invitation will be every woman to pro- by of "We can't ask up for consideration the board duce her marriage contract," said the trade at its next meeting. lackey. Finished Brass 8- - The jewelers are wondering what AUSTRALIAN HELD is causing the unprecedented demand Sight-fee- d for wedding rings totally out of pro- (ASSOCIATED TRESS) portion with the notices of coming SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 21 (As marriages posted at the Town Hall. LUBRICATORS sociated Press) B. H. Higgins. a wealthy Australian, is being held Fig. 482 aboard the steamer Marama, having Kissing by Men in been refused admittance to the Unit- by immigration authorities ed States 1-- 4, 1-- 1 on the ground that the Australian Asia Minor Passes Sizes 2 and pint. quota of immigrants has been exceed ed. Aug. 18 (Associated Mr. Higgins says he will test the ANGORA, age-ol- d of law. Press Mall) The custom Insist upon "LUKENHEIMER" products and be assured of depend- man publicly kissing other men as a mark of affection, esteem or rever- able and economical service. COPRA OUTPUT ence, is passing in Asia Minor. As in the French army, high off- There is a "LUKENHEIMER" product for every engineering require- (ASSOCIATED t'KEKS) icers or generals of the Turks Nation- ment in the factory or mill. PAGO PAGO, American Samoa alist army kiss men whom they dec- Sept. 1C. (Associated Press Mail). orate or wish to commend. General The output of copra from Tufuila is Ismet Pasha, In reviewing Infantry expected this year to exceed the pro often walks up to some stalwart sol- ductions of previous crops, but the dier, slaps him on the shoulders and price being obtained for the product kisses him on both cheeks as a mark is lower than at any time since the of public approval. The correspond- United States flag was hoisted over ent has seen a high officer kneel and , Tel. Nos. 201 - 202 and 203 WAREHOUSES, Tutuila 20 years ago, business men kiss the hands of General Mouhidin-nebey- declared. The copra is being cut now, the former teacher of the Private Exchange younger olllcer. Connecting All Departments KAHULUI, MAUI. O HAS YOURS? Somebody must always be putting Iiut in general, as a custom of the joy in life, or there would not be so people of friends meeting and em much for other people to take bracing after long separation, kiss News. ing Is a thing of the past. SEMI-WEEKL- 1921. PAGE FOUR Y MAUI NEWS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27,

Governor Farrington is right when he says that the greatest pub- Semi-Week- ly licity campaign ever undertaken here must be started and when he Maui News says : YOUR OWN POWER PLANT "FOR THE VALLEY ULE FIRST" "When this subject comes up for discussion within the MAKE ELECTRICITY YOUR SERVANT A Republican Paper Published in the Interests of the People territory there develop two distinct lines of thought. "The first is that the leaders of the territory get in Her Is a complete KOHLER Issued Every Tuesday and Friday AND touch with the top-line- of American official and business AUTOMATIC POWER t?Si MAUI PUBLISHING COMPANY, LIMITED life and blockade any movement to put this territory in an LIGHT OUTFIT. Note Its com- Proprietors and Publishers. undesirable classification. pactness, simplicity of construc- J"1 self-protecti- appearance and "The second is that the territory as a matter of tion, clean cut M. R. PEREIRA, Manager sturdy build. should institute a broad policy of education IN SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $4.00 PER YEAR ADVANCE through carefully prepared paid publicity. This publicity No storage batteries; con- stant and uniform delivery of Becond-clas- s mainland citizens not only with the govern- Entered at the Post Office at Wailuku, Maul, Hawaii, as matter. would acquaint ? mental status of the territory, but amplify this statement electric current direct from gen- erator. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is ex- with facts and figures regarding our industrial, financial clusively to the use for republication of all news dispatches credit- educational affairs and all matters that will tend to Automatic start and stop. entitled and current paper news easily rapidly di- 1500 watts; ample ed to it or not otherwise credited in this and also the local place before the average reader in an and for numerous power appliances published herein. gested form the steady development of these islands and and for lights in use separately their right to special recognition several notches higher than or at the same time. JOSEPH H. GRAY, EDITOR the ordinary possession. 110 volts means that all i x C "To do the work thoroughly both these lines of action standard appliances may be . , .iCVJi used. TUESDAY. : SEPTEMBER 27, 1921 should be followed." The Kohler Automatic pro- - MAULS GOOD FIRST nail on head drove it home vldes electric current anywhere, P.ishop La Mothe struck the the and any time. when he criticised church members for their failure to attend places Tliis paper is disappointed and regrets that it must forego its of worship regularly. Truly it must be discouraging to a minister For Full Information Address plan for the installation in its editorial office of a radio receiving to speak each Sunday to a mere handful of listeners, no matter how plant, in preparation for which receiving apparatus had been in- liberal may be the financial support given the churches and their THE HURD P0HLMAN CO., LTD. stalled and an operator was expected to arrive about the first of the work. "Congregation" is a misnomer in most of the churches of the mouth. However, it willingly makes the sacrifice entailed in (riving Islands. Merchant and Nuuanu Streets, Honolulu up the project, since Central and East Maui will benefit by such sacrifice. Governor Farrington has designated October 3-- 8 as "Clean-u- p It would have been a matter of pride to have had the only "radio and Fire and Accident Prevention Week." Oahu is acting. Hawaii news station in its own office" in the Islands and for this paper to is acting. Maui also will receive the Press Congress delegates. What be one of the half dozen in the United States to have such a plant. are the proper authorities and organizations of the Valley Isle going WHY STAND STILL? So far as actual service goes, the new plan will not noticeably affect to do about it? The clean-u- p is supposed to start next Monday. the news service Maui News will be able to render; it means only a Are you advancing, or are others promoted over your head? If you are not going forward, it's because you're incompetent. few minutes' difference in the receipt of files and it eliminates the Twelve nations have met in Geneva to wage war against prohi- danger of inaccuracy in taking proper names and figures over the bition, representatives of the United States being there also. If the IS telephone. So after all the sacrifice is little more than one of pride. wets cannot do more elsewhere than in the United States, they may THE BEST HELP SELF HELP In time it would have been necessary for the Mutual Company to as well hoist the white flag at once. You can continue your education at home and make yourself do just what it is doing now. It is to be recognized that it would competent and efficient through the not be fair for Maui News to have a service better than given to One of the greatest obstacles in the way of world peace is that LA SALLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY COURSES business houses and individuals. Hut it is the fact of this paper's all the nations want the cream of trade and few will drink the milk progressiveness in securing the Associated Press telegraph news ser- in Law, Accounting, Business Administration, Letter Writing, Busi- of human kindness. Armament would be unnecessary were it not ness and Finance. vice that has brought the much to be desired action by the wireless for the aggressiveness of commerce. company at this time. This is said with no intent to detract from the For full Information and literature call or address praise and commendation due that company for the action which it MAUI NEWS OFFICE, WAILUKU. has taken. It has shown itself public spirited and anxious to give THE OPTIMISTIC PESSIMIST the community greatly improved service, and of such a company HONOLULU OFFICE, nothing more can be asked. It has so acted, too, of its own initiative. 14 PANTHEON BUILDING Hut the fact still remains that Maui News is entitled to its share of One who butts In is often the goat, but goats are essential in the prog- Ihe credit of giving to Central and East Maui the improvement which ress of humanity. Some one has t,o butt in to accomplish anything. the receiving stationat Wailuku is sure to be found. Thus this paper tt tt tt tt 1 lias been able to help "kill two birds with one stone," to give the Protracted stay in the sunshine will redden the nose, but so also will pro- public the world's news accurately and promptly and the installation tracted sessions with moonshine. The former is less permanent than the of a wireless station at the county seat. latter. A GASOLINE CURB PUMP tt tt tt tt ADVANCE GUARD ARRIVES It was the head of a dairyman's association who announced that the EARNS BIG DIVIDENDS price of milk would have to be raised because of a drought. The public heard I Already the advance guard of press congress delegates has ar- what he said and not what he meant it to understand. rived in Honolulu. Six of them came from Australia last week and tt tt tt tt Trade conies to the man who sells gasoline at the more from the Antipodes are to follow. Their coming brings a fuller In the eyes of the under dog is the peacemaker especially blessed; the curb. Motorists stop at his establishment to purcbase upper dog apt realization of how short is the time for preparation, for the Mainland is to turn and bite. many things other than gasoline. delegation will reach the Islands two weeks from yesterday and tt tt tt was the Duluth Herald optimistically remarked that were it not Some kinds of gasoline pumps are expensive. This some three hundred of the leading editors, publishers and writers It that for the rain there would be no hay to make in the sunshine. Irrigation is will reach Maui two weeks from next Saturday, less than 17 days is not true of the Milwaukee line. These pumps are suggested, must to apply remedy. from now for the committees to complete their arrangements. but it rain somewhere the reasonably priced, they are handsome in appearance, tt tt tt tt One of the big problems the committee must meet is the and they are accurate. Good service is assured. that Generally a pessimist thinks the world is against him, and is right, for securing of cars and drivers of the right sort to show Maui to the while all the world loves a lover, all the world knocks a knocker. "We shall be glad to give advice on your needs. visitors. It is not a matter of expense, merely, the committee has to tt tt tt tt face. Autos could be hired, but it is impossible to hire drivers who Many a person who lias good taste is not rich enough to indulge it. Sort can tell the visitors what they want to know and what Maui wants of a tantalus to have the taste without the ability to satisfy it. Honolulu Iron Works Company them to know. tt tt tt tt HONOLULU The proper point of view is that the visitors are not merely An optimist has been defined as a manufacturer who thinks that in these guests of the committee and so of the community, but are the guests days of effort to return to normalcy he is still able to cut wages 50 percent and of each and every one in the community. Every man and every Increase prices 25 percent in addition. But those things "aren't done any woman is a host or a hostess. In volunteering to drive a party of more." visitors in accordance with the program laid down by the committee, tt tt tt he or she is merely taking his or her guests out for a ride, just as he Reformers say the modern girl in modern attire is shocking, but the girl or she would entertain house guests. will admit only that she is a live wire. MUSIC MAKES THE OLD WORLD To ask car owners to give their time and the service of their cars tt tt tt to the project may seem like asking a good deal, but in reality it is Money makes the mare go, but it takes a high-powere- d motor car to BRIGHTER not so much. There will not come another such opportunity as is of- make the money go at top speed. fered now perhaps in the lifetime of those residents. There will TA probably never come to any of them a community call so urgent, an Pianos, Player-Piano- s, Brunswick Phonographs, Ukuleles opportunity to do so much for Maui as is at hand. It would be dif- and other musical instruments of all descriptions. ferent if the visitors were merely tourists. They are among the most A TOWER OF STRENGTH prominent members of the newspaper profession. Were they bank- Some splendid bargains in remodeled and remade pianos ers they might do much for increasing the credit of Hawaii, but as The Waterhouse Trust Co. is an active, d com- always on display. New ones coming-- in frequently. publicists they can do this and more. From no other source, from no munity institution, backed by ample resources and experienced other profession, can these Islands secure so much as will result from personnel for the protection and promotion of its clients' in- terests. the entertainment and the hospitality shown to the heads of the press. PIANOS REPAIRED, TUNED AND RENOVATED To the use of a and services to drive it, Irrespective of the financial bulk of your affairs the com- volunteer car one's then, pany can serve you well. is not everybody's business to be left by each to the other, it is the While large enough to handle the largest business, it is not business of each and every individual ear owner who has the real in- too large to give courteous, personal consideration to the more Sheet Music, Rolls and Records, the very latest and most terests of Mauijand of the Territory of Hawaii at heart. moderate demands made upon it. popular songs, melodies and dance music, coming in on nearly Your fiduciary requirements will receive here all the bene- BREAKERS AHEAD fits of a strong, adequately equipped organization. every steamer from the Mainland. Meager advices have reached the Islands of a bill having been WATERHOUSE TRUST CO., LTD. What We haven't we can get, but generally have it. Drop introduced in congress by Representative Medill McCormick to trans HONOLULU. in and 'have them tried out for you and select from those that tin; fer Hawaii from department of the interior to the department of please you most at the music center of Maui. state. The mere statement may sound unimportant, but it would mean that Hawaii would lose its governmental status as a territory and would become merely an "insular possession," put these Islands HONOLULU MUSIC CO., LTD. in the same position as Guam Porto Rico, Santo Domingo and Samoa Hawaii has small enough rights and powers in the union of QUALITY TALKS JACK BERGSTROM, REPRESENTATIVE. states under its present territorial status, and the possibility of losing The when MAIN AND HIGH STREETS, WAILUKU. any rights that it does have is fraught with alarm to any and all who best reasonably priced is far the cheapest in long hold Hawaii, its welfare and its progress near and dear. It is time the run. This is true when you buy for the table. to sound the alarm at home and to rouse a storm of protest against The names the mere proposal, protest so strong and vigorous as to check the DEL proposed move forthwith. MONTE IT'S A PLEASURE TO SHOP From time to time there have been mutterings that indicated a S. & W. threat to govern Hawaii by a commission from Washington, to t'ike In the handsomest store on Maui, where one finds a com- some of its government away, including legislative rights. A trans- HEINZ plete stock of Dry Goods, Furnishings, Notions, Gro- fer to the state, department of its affairs would be a move in that ceries and general merchandise, where service and atten- are an insurance for quality, purity and flavor. On sale at tion are the best Steadily, in the minds of mainlanders, there has grown a to confuse the status of Hawaii and to group it with the Philip Wailuku Hardware & Grocery Co., Ltd. THE LAHAINA STORE pines and other "insular possessions. Against that tendency Ha- Main and Market Streets, Wailuku Phone 214 waii has fought always, but never conccrtedly. Now comes the time Phone 27-- B, Lahaina. Branch at PuukolDL for concert and for united action. SEMI-WEEKL- Y MAUI NEWS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMHKR 27, 1921. PAGE FIVE

Quarantine Placed MAUI TWENTY YEARS AGO Agriculture (fly J. F. O'Brien) In (From Maul News, Sept. . 1921.) on Shipments Chemical analysis will tell the Mrs. Ella Austin has been appoint- posed to combine into one amount of plant food in the soil. It Copies of notice of quarantine No. From linda ed school agent for the Wailuku Dis will not tell the availability of the 51 with regulations approved by the trlct. plant food, how much of it the plant secretary of agriculture on July 22, Telegraph Newt can use, or the amount of fertilizer necessary. 1921, and promulgated by the Federal J. Garcia of Kahului R. R. re- Indications are that an agreement That can only be deter- offlce by Horticultural Board of the U. S. de- turned this week from a Honolulu has been reached, the steel strike mined actual field test, and so far as Maul is concerned, Trol'essor partment of agriculture in the inter- vacation trip. He also "did" Halea-kal- a called off and the men return to work and Lahaina before returning next week, say despatches from Krauss has no doubt worked out ests of the agricultural and horticul- for duty. every conceivable application of com- mercial fertilizers, and the results of tural industries of the Territory of Judge Humphreys called at his work can be obtained through the Hawaii have just been received from Carpenter Crowell is making rapid the Washington go on office of the department of Justice in Department of Agriculture in Hono- and into effect progress with the bank and Inx olllce October 1, 1921. The object of this building. Washington on August 30. and t lie lulu. Chemical changes are going on attorney general arranged constantly in the soil. Oxygen pro- quarantine is to prevent certain in- for the sect mainland new to Lahaina hearing of charges filed against him duces decay or slow combustion. enemies of the The drought still continues on Maui to be held the following Monday or Acids and alkalis also cause changes. and not heretofore widely prevalent and pasturage is so exhausted that Tuesday. Cultivation produces chemical changes or distributed within and throughout cattle are suffering badly. and bacteria are responsible in a great the Territory of Hawaii from gaining The apportionment of the militia measure. These chemical changes are an entrance here and under it. the One of the large rollers in the will give extremely Important, as they liberate movement of sugar cane, com (other YOU'LL FIND THE REAL appropriation for Hawaii cotton alfalfa Spreckelsville mill split in half last Hawaii $!iooo, say Washington dis- plant, food, dissolve unavailable planl than shelled corn), and Wednesday. Fortunately they food compounds and convert them plants or parts thereof, and the fruits ROADS had patches. papaya in the TIRE FOR MAUI'S another roller which could bo put in into n form that the plant can feed of the avocado and place and so little was and Kinperor Wilhel'ii upon. It is possible to exhaust, the mitui'iil or raw state from the United time lost. The Czar to of Hawaii by were to meet in Danzig September 'J. plant food In the soil, making it im- States the Territory possible to grow certain crops, and passengers and crews of coastwise I There are yet 800 acres of this ships or vessels, as baggage year's crop A rumor is current in St. Peters- successful farming is simply knowing either to be ground at the how to keep cropping or otherwise, of as ships- - stores is Spreckelsville mil'. The total yield burg that Russia may interfere in the land and at South America. the same time Increasing instead of prohibited. will bo about 27,000 tons. With an reducing fertility. Passengers coming to Hawaii from GOODYEAR adequate supply of labor it should its Here is where been the bacteria help us out. Bacteria, the mainland will be required to sign have been 30,000. Five hundred reindeer nine on official purchased in Siberia by the United often referred to ns germs, microbes a baggage declaration the government and will be used or parasites, are small plants like form of the United States department Maui Athletic States Of agriculture, as is required of pas- Association and the in Alaska. yeast or mold. They are so minute police department teams played a that it is necessary to magnify them sengers from Hawaii going to Sau baseball game to a 16-1- tie Sunday. 400 times or more in to see Francisco. CORDS attempted assasination order is News of the of quaran- Wailuku to be congratulated on Uuflalo them. In shape these one-celle- or- The provisions this new or President McKinley at the by ability to put two such strong teams September 17 ganisms are represented chiefly by tine will be carried out inspectors exposition on reaeheJ inspection of in the field. Batteries were Boote September 18. He was shot two types, rod shaped, and round. Re- of the division of plant Honolulu, of agriculture and forestry and Cornwell for the Association and twice in the chest and the stomach production is by division, also by for- the board Bailey and Pa hi a for the police. was doctors enter- mation of spores. By the first, method who are also commissioned as In- and it said that S. department of tained slight hopes for his recovery. the bacteria elongate, divide near the spectors of the U. MAKE YOUR NEXT TIRE A burglar entered the home of H. middle, and form two. With proper agriculture. M. Coke at Waihee, Sunday evening food, temperature, moisture and ab- A GOODYEAR while all of the family was out. CHINESE CABINET sence of sunlight one single bacteria may bring countless in 21 (ASSOCIATED PRESS) millions The marriage of Miss Emily Ade- hours. When conditions are unfavor- PEKING, China, Sept. 21. An early able the b'icteria cease to multiply line Hons and Carl Waldeyer of Wai- reorganization of the Peking adminis- luku took place in the Anglican and form spores corresponding lo the Alexander tration cabinet was forecast today in seed of a flower or a grain. In this Church, Tuesday evening. A large political circles. Wong Chin Yunheng's reception followed the ceremonies. state they lie dormant indefinitely. Co, desire to resign from the premiership The surface soil is the home of the & Royal Hawaiian Sales and the failure of the action of Min- A move on to organize a bacteria. In a spoonful of soil there is foot ister of Finance Han Fu to meet the may be many millions, some helpful, LIMITED polo team at Wailuku to practice un- reorganization requirements are some destructive. We must learn bow against the Makawao team. There derstood to be at the base of the pro- Baldwin is good material to draw from. to help and increase those that help posed reorganization. us, and destroy those that are de- Limited One of the best ball games so far structive. We know that the growth GOODYEAR SERVICE STATION played on was won by the and development of the beneficial Maui upon sup- M. A. A., Saturday by a bacteria depend largely the FOR ABSOLUTE GOODYEAR Police from ply organic vegetable SERVICE score of 8 to 3. George Cummings LIBERTY CAFE of and matter SUGAR FACTORS in the soil, and upon its proper crea- base running, Bal's play at first and COMMISSION MERCHANTS Rosecrans fielding were features of Lower Paia tion or cultivation. Of course, if the game and Cummings pitching beneficial bacteria are not in the soil, the they must be supplied by the farmer, and was largely responsible for his team's through victory. Garcia accepted some hard MEALS SERVED DAY AND either Inoculation of the soil INSURANCE AGENTS field. or seed, otherwise the crop will not chances in left NIGHT be a success. The nitrogen gathering Cleaning and Dyeing The Maui was in Kahului harbor bacteria must have humus in the soil a should be trusted only to experts. The same is true oi tine gar- - FIRST-CLAS- do Wednesday. She had aboard a load S COOK in order to thrive and their work. AGENTS FOR g ments to be washed. Otherwise such injury to the fabric may of machinery for Olaa plantation. They live in the humus, and in re- turn they take nitrogen from the air Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar 5 result as to cause serious loss. You can depend absolutely on CHOP SUI SERVED BY of $550,000 is placed on and store it in the nodules or little Company Q the Method Exquisite of " Valuation may steamers of the Wilder and Inter- SPECIAL ORDER balls that be seen on the roots Haiku Sugar Company the of legumes like peas, beans, alfalfa, -Island Companies which It is pro Paia Plantation THE FRENCH LAUNDRY clovers and all plants distinguishable Honolulu, by their thet'oil leaf, including many Maui Agricultural Company 5 J. Abadie, Proprietor, Nights trees, shrubs and weeds. It is a mis- Hawaiian Sugar Company fi MAUI AGENCIES: Open Nights Open take, however, to think that by plant- Kahuku Plantation Company 8 M. TJYENO KAHULUI crop peas ing a legume like or beans Sugar Company D. SOUZA we can without fail put the nitrogen McBryde 2 JOHN PAIA Company in the soil. If the bacteria are al- Kahului Railroad XXXXSXSSSXXXXXSXXSXX3 ready in the soil or on the seed, the Kauai Railroad Company planting of the legume will greatly Honolua Ranch if al- Increase the bacteria, but not & Land Company ready In the soil or on the seed, then Kauai Fruit the legume will take humus out of the OLD Only Three Days More soil without giving any nitrogen. If PLATING MAKES we do not know whether the bacteria are in the soil or not, it is always THINGS NEW AGAIN safer to inoculate the seed. The cost K. MACHIDA SJtore left of the for inoculating seed for an acre of ICE CREAM most legumes is only about $1, and Silver which has become dull and tarnished can be re- large The Best in Town the bacteria can be had from all And a Soda Fountain stored to its original beauty by silver plating. Hardware Beed houses. It is better to inoculate anyway, especially when we know Give Us a Trial about the house will profit by plating. Niekle plating of that an acre of legumes will take up MARKET STREET. : WAILUKU. automobile parts hubcaps, reflectors, bumper, instruments Boston to $40 worth of nitrogen from the air. will make the car look far better. Store thought ALOHA LODGE NO. 3 KNIGHTS Hitherto it had been that Our plating plant is equipped to turn out any kind of while the legume was alive the nitw OF PYTHIAS. gen stored in the nodules on its roots plating finish desired, in a short time and at moderate cost. was not available, but very recent GREAT CLEARANCE SALE tests with grain crops planted to- gether with legumes showed a greatly LEWERS & COOKE, LTD. Increased crop over the portion not Ends Friday Positively intercropped with the legume. HONOLULU Regular meetings will be held at the Knighln of Pythias Hall, Wai- luku, on the second and fourth Friday Wailuku Orpheum Building MOURA GARAGE of each month, at 8 p. m. All visiting members are cordially 5v THE OLD RELIABLE invited to attend. AUTO SHOP Main Street REPAIR F. A. LUFKIN, C. C. Phone 159 C. E. CHATTERTON, K. R. & S. Main Street. Wailuku. Theo. H. Davies & Co, Open Nights Open Nights Japanese Mercantile Limited Company J. C. TONG SOLE DISTRIBUTORS GENERAL MERCHANDISE

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In line with our other efforts to Civilian Suits Pressed and Repaired Keep Your Pictures give the people Maui of the best in Satisfaction Guaranteed ELECTRIC LIGHTING SERVICE Two Experienced Tailors Photo , we have arranged for BRAND Foresters' Building, Kahului Albums "MR. J. J. LAVELLE LIGHT- Formerly Between Sun Kwong It preserves them for future ING EXPERT" Store and Hatori Fish Market entertainment. Complete new assortment to call and assist you in selecting from 35 to $10.25. Sixty years of experience with preparation of Lighting Fixtures that will har- s Chinese Reed Furniture food products are represented in the distinctive good- Chinese Silk Special Attention to Orders monize with the furnishings of I ness of Del Monte Brand Canned Fruits and Vege- General Merchandise by Mail. your home. Furniture tables. Mr. Lavclle "Will be at your ser- Coffins HONOLULU PHOTO vice until the 28th. Chinese Goods SUPPLY COMPANY Demand the Del Monte Brand TAM CHONG Everything Photographic From Your Grocer. LOWER PAIA 1059 Fort Street Honolulu. MAUI ELECTRIC COMPANY, LIMITED. SEMI-WEEKL- I'AGK SIX Y MAUI NEWS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1921.

Butler Sends Forceful Message Great Estates of Former Stronghold Britain Crumbling of Kaiser Is Being Showing Islands' Need of Labor WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT Under Taxes Strain Reduced Into Dust & Grocery Co., Ltd. Striking and forceful Is the nies-sap- pression here. This all means that The Wailuku Hardware In support of Hawaii's emerg- our country will lose a very con- LONDON, Aug. 16 (Associated HELIGOLAND, Aug. 10 (Assoc!' ency labor resolution now pending siderable revenue In the contribution Press Mall) England's great estates atea rress Mail) Every day Is a WAILUKU, MAUI In Congress has been prepared by J. community are crumbling under the weight of which this small makes Fourth of July celebration on lit- K. nutler, past department com toward the national prosperity, and taxation and death duties and one the AGENTS FOR ninnd.r of the American Legion, de- our American people will be forced big landed proprietor after another tle rocky Island of Heligoland. And HAVE BEEN APPOINTED partment of Hawaii, who presided at to depend on foreign production of among the nobility Is dividing and not a safe and sane celebration at the second territorial convention held sugar to take the place of that which selling his holdings, many of which that. EAST MAUI, FOR recently at Hilo, and will be sent im- our own industries will be unable to have been in the hands of single At sunrise the 1,000 German work- mediately to every state department produce. families for centuries. men who are dynamiting the pet of the legion, as well as to the "The situation as to coffee and rice The latest indication that peers are fortress Rnd naval harbor of Kaiser A. G. Spalding & Bros. commander, the national a is likewise acute. Pineapple cultiva- finding it necessary to seek smaller William II set off their blasts. The and the legislative committee. by independent homes comes in the announcement o bombardment keeps up throughout tion, particularly the day. FAMOUS Attached to his message will be planters, is in jeopardy. tne uuke ot rortiand that he may the Charges of TNT make the copicsi of three documents: First, "Much might be written on the have to abandon his palatial mansion water in the naval harbor spout up TENNIS, BASEBALL AND ATHLETIC GOODS the resolution of the local convention economic side of this question. Welbeck Abbey, in Nottinghamshire like geysers in the Yellowstone Park indorsing the emergency labor bill; "The second large factor is that This is only one of the residences of and the big gun pits on the summit second, the resolution calling upon Hawaii, particularly the island of the Duke who owns some 200,000 of the rocky cliff give an occasional state departments and the national England. roar like Vesuvius and belch out Oahu, is the foremost point in the acres in great department in its indorsement of the defense of the Pacific coast and a "For centuries past landed estates clouds of black smoke and pul- measure, and, third, a pamphlet re- vital factor in our national safaty. have been handed down from genera verized concrete. viewing the labor legislation no,v recognized by our army and Hon to generation," said the Duke For two years more the work of E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd. This is devastation pending. navy officers bv the establishment addressing his tenants on the occas will continue night and Territory. 1 Distributors for the Mr. '.u t tor's message is as follows: strong ion of coming age daya. It took Kaiser William eight here of exceedingly fortlfica the of of his son years "Pear Comrade: large well equip Lord Francis Cavendish. "Landlords to build the great fortress and linns and a verv and naval "I am attaching hereto three doc- ped naval base. The fortification anil and tenants have lived on terms of harbor which defended the Kiel I par- Canal uments to which request your a very large and well equipped naval mutual trust and affection. I fear, and afforded Germany's navy a ticular attention. designed insuring con however, the things is base close to England. It cost Ger- base are for that state of many 50,000,000 "The first is a copy of the resolu- trol of these islands and protection passing away for with the present of gold marks. The tion adopted at the second annual weight, cost of dismantling it, which Germany of the naval base. ol taxation and the extremely must convention of the American Legion, "This vital national necessity for onerous inciuence ot aeatti' autles, also bear in accordance with the JAMES M. CAMERON Department of Hawaii, at Hilo, on may very terms of the Versailles Treaty, will maintenance of absolute American the future become uncer- probably September 2 ami 3, 1921, which reso- makes the tain for all proprietors. If be about 4,000,000 of gold SANITARY PLUMBER control and dominion here landed marks. lution the Hawaiian Emergency Lab- question involving the surety of our this is good for the country, I cer or bill (House Bill No. 171) now be- Heligoland proper is a stony trian- Estimates Furnished. Old Tost Office Building, Wailuku economic control of national interest. tainly do not complain. gle fore Congress. existing, the " regard my own less than a mile long and scarce- "As to the situation ith to case, it ly a quarter "The second Is a copy of resolution following figures of population from may or may not be possible for me of a mile wide In the of the Hilo convention of the Depart- health census, as of and my family to to broadest section. It stands nearly nur hoard of continue reside 200 feet above the ment of Hawaii, calling upon all state June 30, 1921, tell an interesting tale at Welbeck, but I fear that there can waters of the departments of the national depart- Nationality be little doubt that those who come North Sea at a point 31 miles onrth-wes- t t up of Cuxhaven, ments of lie Legion to back the Per after-m- e will not be able to do so." the entrance to American Legion of Hawaii and to Cent (he Kiel Canal. The walls of the Is On all sides historic houses are land are practically assist us by indorsing the efforts of Ger- finding new tenants perpendicular but American, British, and ancient fam south-easter- n DOWN the territory as represented in the at Its end Is a small MEAT PRICES man, Russian 37,409 13 ilies are severing their connection upon Emergency Labor bill (H. li. No. 17!) Japanese 114,879 42 with the soil. beach which the German navy to get a more diversified alien popu- 5,327 2 erected a coaling and oil station, Korean The Duke of Devonshire sold De water reservoirs, seaplane lation in Hawaii as a necessary step Hawaiian - 21,907 14 vonshire House in 1919 and Stowe sheds and plan docks. Here also was constructed toward our Americanization and Hawaiian mixture 17,847 House, the property of Baroness Kin- - to fit in with the pressing economic a naval harbor thoroughly protected Filipinos 23.971 loss, was disposed of recently. by needs of this territory. 22,378 Others who have proper seawalls, which was capable of Chinese sold their accommodating eight or ten destroy- "The third document is a pamphlet All others 32,126 11 ties recently include the Duke of reviewing the labor legislation now ers or cruisers and an unlimited num- cents Choice Cuts of Beef cents Bedford, the Duke of Westminster, ber of submarines. 27!2 27lz pending with some explanation there- Total 275,884 100 the Duke of Rutland, the Duke of of which my enable you to understand From this harbor many destroyers "This table tells one tale of why Grafton, the Duke of Marlborough sailed out to participate the situation surrounding this legisla- Lord Leconfield, Lord Londesborough in the Battle cents Stew Beef 22y2 cents tion. we desire a greater racial diversifl of Jutland and the Battle of Heligo 22V2 cation in our alien population. Lord Portman, Lord Camden, Mar- land Bight "To properly present to Congress quis de Castega, Earl Beauchanip, and advocate the passage of the "It might be added that our birth The German admiralty converted rate shows a significant figure. In Earl Bradford, Lord Aberdeen, Lord Heligoland into a sort of shore battle- cents Pork 40 cents Emergency Labor legislation dealt Lovat, Lord Harrington, Lord liar 40 with in these resolutions, a commit the year ending June 30, 1921, about ship. Three great batteries were 10,100 total births were recorded here, lech, the Countess of Warwick and planted in the rock in a manner which tee was created by the last territorial Sir Richard Bulkeley. legislature known as the Hawaii Em The number recorded with the Jap- gives the cliff the appearance of the anese consulate as of Japanese fam- Welbeck Abbey is famous for the interior of a four deck battleship. ergency Labor commission, the chair- subterranean passage and apart man of which is Walter F. Dilling ilies was 5004 or about 50 per cent Already the 11 inch guns and their of total. ments built by the Duke of Portland carriages have been sawed into small ham, a legionnaire. This commission at a cost of 3,000,000 in order to is now in Washington, at the New Legion's Position bits and thrown inV scrap steel piles. KAONOULU RANCH MEAT MARKET hide himself from observation by the Workmen are now plying electrical Willard hotel, and is busily engaged "The American Legion, department outside world. in presenting to Congress our case. of Hawaii, has earnestly and carefully drills in the concrete walls and bases The abbey has an underground rid preparatory to shooting down all the Market Street WAILUKU Phone 134-- B Conditions Explained studied the problem of Americanism ing school 400 long, 106 we sup feet feet masonry. l.iieuy are asking j Dur in this territory and its work has wide and 50 feet high, capable of hold port in the efforts of the territory of and constructive, as has The seaplane sheds, coalbins, oil been definite ing 10,000 persons. tanks and water reservols, along the Hawaii to secure emergency legisla- been proven by the indorsement There is ballroom tion which will permit the bringing to a subterranean seafront have also been burned and thereof by both national conventions 158 feet long, 63 feet wide and 21 workmen Hawaii of otherwise Inadmissibl 3 dynamited and hundreds of of the Legion. See particularly Res feet high, the walls of which are grinding away gun bases aliens under the following cond 3 are at the olution No. of the Americanism hung with famous paintings. of the sealevel guns and the founda JUST CALL FOR NICK Hons: committee at Cleveland convention of Both the riding school and the great enclosing "First, the President of the United 1920, on pages tions of the seawall September, as shown ballroom are connected with the ab- the naval harbor, preparatory to re and get where you want to be when you want. States must declare an emergency 53 and 54 of the summary of proceed bey by series of in to a tunnels. moving every improvement which exists Hawaii due labor short ings. Please read this resolution In subter-rannea- n FIVE-SEATER- age, Other features are large might be of use to Germany's future 1920 PAIGE, 1919 CADILLAC, 1919 NASH AND S and full. libraries and a tan bark "Second, secretary of fol- navy. the labor "Also refer to Resolution No. 11, course for galloping horses. It is a Heligoland once was a popular sum ALSO lowing such proclamation of emer pages 56 and 57 of the same sum gency quarter of a mile long entirely cover- mer resort but the German visitors is authorized to permit under mary, ed in with glass. Altogether such rules and regulations as t,.ay there do not stay long at the island this he "The problems of Hawaii are not are about 15 miles of tunnelling. year, because of the constant blasting NED NICHOLAS prescribe, the admission of otherwise the same as those on the mainland inadmissible aliens for a and the eviednces of devastation Meets All Steamers. Sightseeing Trips. Reliable Chauffeurs. limited time In many ways and we who are here which affords a sad monument to only and in such numbers .is he nay and who are filled with the spirit of Floating Exposition navy. prescribe, with the proviso Germany's once proud The Wailuku, Maui. Phone 17. further the Legion are striving to meet our native residents of the island are in that such aliens shall be restricted problems with a local understanding as most to engaging only in the class or Mass Will Extend Commerce different to the devastation, of the local needs as well as a tho- of them were born under the Hrlttsh es of labor as to which the emer rough appreciation of our national gency has been found to exist, and flag, before Heligoland was transfer needs. NEW YORK, Sept. 2 (Associated red by the British to the Germans. at the expiration of the time pres "Remembei Hawaii, because of her cribed they shall be returned to Press Mail) The American steam- their remoteness, has never had any volun- ship float- native land without expense to Them St. Louis, fitted out as a PANAMA tary immigration other than Japan- ing exhibition hall with samples of CANAL TRAFFIC or to the government. ese. good meals in Honolulu "It is also prescribed that aliens so the products of three hundred lead- (ASSOCIATED PRESS) "Her agricultural problem cannot ing will admitted shall be prevented iroin American manufacturers, WASHINGTON, SepfT 22 be met by depending on the peoples leave New York next January on an All rec AWAIT YOU AT CHILD'S moving to any other place within of a neighboring race to supply her ords for trailic for American shipping the jurisdiction of the United States, American sales promotion trip to 50 through thePanamaCanal were deficiencies, such as in the case of foreign ports. slogan en- broken and that no alien race, the popula- The of the in the fiscal year which ended June the west which turns to Mexicans and terprise "I'll Tell the World" will fiy New, modern, high class restau- tion of which exceeds 20 per cent of Mexico. We have no thousands of 30. The official report for 1921 shows the population of the territory shall from the forepeak. The trip vill that out of 2892 vessels rant, centrally located. Good peoples, such as the European inim take a year. The exhibition space that used the be admitted. grants who press for entry at our canal, 1212 were American ships. ' and Comfortable. Intelligent, "The purposes of the legislation is equal to that of Madison Square These figures are exclusive govern- eastern gates of New York, Boston Garden. of courteous service. European sought to be secured are: ad- ment owned and chartered vessels. and other ports, and, upon being Although there are a lew mis "First, the relief of the very acute mitted, offer material for industrial - plan. Operated in connection labor shortage which exists in these givings about the present being au- Green and agricultural unskilled labor. spicious a trip, with the islands and which has been going on support for such J. Herbert A "We ask in our efforts to Andson, the promoter, says should Southern family, having lost their for a number of years, and meet Hawaii's problems by an emer- it maid, prest into service a colored girl "Second, the establishment of a gency be remembered that business condi- won had doing permission to bring unskilled tions in some parts of South America been outside work. better racial balance here. I hey taught carpet-s- labor for a brief time under regula- are good wJH improved in first her to use the "To explain objectives: Hawaii and be weeper. Blaisdell tions which will prevent such labor 1922. Japan, China,' India, Australia, Next morning she cheer- Hotel needs approximately 14,000 laborers competing with our citizen labor fully asked, "Miss Jane, shall I lawn-mow- J. F. CHILD, Proprietor to continue its sugar, pineapple, Norway and Sweden have been to a de parlor 'gain today?" classes. degree free from much of the The coffee, rice and other industries. "Because this Is vital to our com finan Christian Register (Boston). Every dollar of our prosperity in this cial worry that followed the world munity, and in conformity with good war, he says and the Balkan states territory comes from the soil and the national policy, the legion of Hawaii prosperity of our agriculture is should be a fertile field for the ex- ftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftHftftftftftftftftftftftft has indorsed the action of the terri- change of commodities. All necessary to us In order that tory and the legislation sought. those ft we may continue as a successful Am- countries will be included in the itin And we ask all other agencies of erary of the St. Louis. ft ft erican community. the American Legion for assistance, "To illustrate the conditions in our It is claimed that many of the ft sympathy and indorsement. smaller countries ft principal industry, that of growing ' This legislation op have considerable M sugar has met with wealth and buying power and ft cane and converting it into raw position in Congress by those who that YOU sugar, is such that we are at present the American manufacturers will lose ft DON'T GO ft failed to understand its purpose or out in those fields in competition only about 75 per cent of normal in effect and charges of unAmericanism ft the progress of our 1920 profit. The with Europeans unless they get busy. to a dentist to be vaccinated ft have been made against it. Interpreters ft nor to a harness shop to buy an automo- sugar industry as conducted in these This charge is and credit men will be ft grossly unfair. carried on the trip to manu- m bile. Hardly. So it also is that the place to secure electrical supplies, islands involves the continuous opera- "Hawaii has a record of American assist the ft tion by the plantations on three su- ism facturers' representatives in present goods and equipment is an electrical shop. crops. of which we are justly proud. ing goods to foreign buyers u ft gar One crop is being harvest- As a remote island kingdom, Ha teir and ed su- estabffshing sound financial relations. When you make your purchases of you and converted into raw waii was under pressure from several ft us not only secure the ft gar in the mills, crop be- The St. Louis is at present being con another is nations, each seeking control or dom ft goods at the same price you would have to pay for them ing cultivated and cared for so that verted into an oil burner. in Honolulu ft may inion. or on the Mainland, but you also it be ready for harvesting in the "A strong band of pa ft secure an assurance of ft next year, crop American Record Bad Luck and the third is be residing in- ft ing planted, triots here held Hawaii ft fertilized and irrigated dependent and friendly towards the "What is sadder than a man who so that it may produce a crop in the loses his last friend?" ft SERVICE THAT COUNTS ft year following. united States during doubtful and second trying times. When this was no "A man who works for his board ft ft 1921 Grinding Delayed longer possible and loses his appetite." Stanford as an independent Chaparral. ft for if your purchase should meet with an accident you can come right ft "Today the labor shortage has re- kingdom and the monarchy fell, these ft to where you bought it and have sulted in the grinding of the 1921 same American tried almost success peace made the necessary repairs without ft crop American control, in the Paci- being only about 75 per cent of fully, to have the country absorbed fic is assured and our west coast safe ft wait, delay or sending away. That is what we offer lowest price and ft the normal grinding up to date, which by the United States. Failing for in any event. ft best service. ft means that the concentrated effort of the time being, they held control un- "During the great war. Hawaii did all the laborers on the plantations is der, first a 'provisional government,' her part. We do not boast, as that ft ft involved in taking off the present then, under the republic of Hawaii, was our privilege and duty. But our ft crop, which is itself until In 1898 MAUI ELECTRIC ft deteriorating and our own country absorb part was done well. Look at the rec- COMPANY, LTD. causing great loss, and the 1922 crop ed and accepted the voluntary an- ords. ft ft Is being neglected Home as to cultivation, nexation of Hawaii and these Islands "We therefore ask, the American ft A Concern for Maui People ft so that great loss will accrue when became an integral part of the Unit Legion crop of Hawaii, that the sympathy ft m that comes to maturity, and the ed States. and indorsement of the legion as a Main Street, Wailuku. Phone 121 1923 crop is not being planted ex- The wisdom and advantage of ft cept whole be continued to be extended ft in an irregular and abnormal this have never been questioned. Ha. to us, and that confidence be express- manner, so there is ft that will be a great wail America's 'safety point' in the ed that what we seek to do in Ha- loss in that year's production as well ratine. Without it. the western waii now is, as ever, ft as a great acreage, for the good of restriction of and shores of our country would be vul- - our ennntrv aa well ua r,f nm. trri. ft ft the result will be widespread de nerable; with it strongly held under tory." ftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftgftftftftftftftftftftftftKftftftftftftftft SEMI-WEEKL- Y MAUI NEWS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1921. PAGE SEVEN

Decline oi Australia Chinese Students in Inclusion of China's Bolshevism's Spread BEST IN THE LONG RUN Pacific Isles Trade Japan Express Views Twenty-on-e Demands Among East Indian BEST IN ANY RUN Is Causing Alarm Upon the Conference Is Insisted Upon Coolies Is Feared GOODRICH TIRES SYDNEY, New South Wales, Sept. PEKING, China, Sept. CANTON, China, Sept. 26 (Asso- SYDNEY, New South Wales, Sept. 2fi (By 27 (By the Associated Tress) The Press Mail) The association of ciated Press Mall) Dr. Wu Ting the Associated Press) Full Line of Tires and Full Line of Tubes decline In the to Fears Ihat Bolshevism may take a value Australia of Chineses students in Japan ad- Solid Tires Pressed On the Pacific Island trade from an eatl has Fang, foreign minister of the Consti- hold upon the 60,000 East Indian mated figure or 4.000,000 pounds an- dressed a letter to Dr. Sun Yat Sen tutionalist government in Canton has roolies in the Fiji Islands, who have nually several years aRO to such an and to Hsu Shih-chang- , the president, issued a statement representing the been imported over a period of years DAN T. CAREY "insignificant amount" at present expiessing their views concerning the stand of the Constitutinnist govern- to work the sugar plantations, have customs to been expressed by the Fiji Main Street. Wailuku. that odlcials refuse selection of delegates to the forth- ment on forthcoming Planters' "bother" to estimate Its worth, has the conferences nssociiii ion, according to advices coming far eastern affairs confer- in Washington on limitations of reaching here today. caused perturbation among business- ences Washington, men here. at according to armament and far eastern questions. The In linns have just carried out During the Peking Chen Pao, the Progress- a which paralyzed the war, the from ive party organ. "Dr. W. W. T. Fang's attention has strike Sydney of copra brought, from the the sugar Industry and caused heavy The letter dwells upon the effect been called to a recent statement, losses to the planters. They had pre- LAHAINA ICE CO., LTD. other islands was prohibited except of a upon on special governmental permission. divided house China's fore- made by Dr. W. W. Yen in which he sented demands that the planters' ign relations and expresses surprise declared that China would seek at as "extravagant," and The bulk of the trade ceased to come at. report that, refused lo Manufacturers of Ice and Pure, Delicious Soda and here was the the North and the Washington conference 'to have grant. These demands, the planters and exported directly from South will each send a separate dele- the plantation islands. A certain worked out general principles which 'charaeleried as "extravagant," and Mineral Waters gation. This meiins, in the opinion can be applied in solving individual refused lo amount continued to be received here of uranl. These demands, the r.tudents, sure disaster for the problems wherever they may nvsie planters re- because of lack of other transporta- country. the declared, were the Distribtuors of Electric Power and Light tion facilities. The "Harbor Trust" in future developments on the Paci- sult of the efforts of agitators who The letter points out the import- fic,'" Dr. Wu's statement are preaching then declared copra was inflammable by said. that the Indian should ance attached both Japan and "Dr. Wu furl her observes that, fur- not "salaam" a person, and must not remain on the wharves, England to the appointment white and WILLIAM SMITH, Manager but ge of their ther definition of general principles similar pronouncement of race equal- must given special handling. delegations and says that if the au- The British Board of Trade, the regarding China would hardly add to ity. Phone Lahaina, 50-- thorities, of the North and South are the definiteness and clarity of the Under pressure from imperial au- New South Wales Navigation depart- mjt to sacrifice national interests ment, and the insurance companies principles of the independence and thorities, suffrage- has been granted they should sink their old differences integrity of China and the docrine of the Indians, and the Fiji protested against this ruling, declar- and discard all of Planters' lines factional and tiie Open Door, which have been af- association fear that, with the over- ing that "copra was no more inflam- party by selecting a delega- strife firmed and reaffirmed in the oC whelming preponderance of Indian mable than any other products." coun- series tion representative of the wohle population, t be- The ruling was enforced however try. conventions entered into by Japan he Fiji islands will and storage in with Great Britain, France, Russia come more of an Asiatic colony than hulks or bonds neces- The qualifications of the delegates European. sitating immediate discharge on ar- and the United States. The difficulty also are discussed. Among these are has Iain in application The Fiji rival, cartage and lighterage and ad cited an knowledge dip- hitherto the Planters' association has excellent of of these well defined general princi- expressed itself as favoring intro- The Ability To Pay ditional expenses add between 3 lomatic affairs and an international the and 5 to the expenses handling ples to 'individual problems,' like duction of Chinese coolies instean, of of and national reputation for honesty Shantung the Indian immigrants. the cargo, it has been estimated. and ability. The believe and allied and greater further students question twenty-on- e -- Much of the has gone to Dr. Fang Wel- of the demands; tl- depends financial trade San that Wu Ting and Dr. if Dr. Yen means upon the Compaines whose and Francisco, as the of ruling lington Koo, to and that these two Automatic Evidence result this former minister the concrete and urgent issues are to be in- businessmen declared. United Slates, are the two men hav- Multi Millions "Is you son home moral standing guarantees the reliability of their ing qualifications. excluded from the orbit of the Wash- from college?" these The students ington conference, which is surance contracts, both under ordinary conditions request that these two men be ap- the view Well Tliye "I presume so. I now being pressed by Japan, Dr. Wu my Australia Will Study pointed to represent China at the Ting Fang is prepared to haven't seen car for a week." and in settling claims which have arisen in conflag- Washington gathering. hazard the The Orange Awl. opinion that, whatever else the con- rations. Effect of Prohibition ference may achieve, China will stand precisely Clothes left with us for more than ERNST GIESECKE where she stands today. three months and not called for will "If Dr. Yen wants more general or destroyed. SYDNEY, New South Wales, Sept. principles applicable to China and be burned otherwise 26 (By the Associated Press) The Piano Expert Customers who change their ad- Why Stand In Jeopardy? the Pacific region, Dr. Wu Ting Fang dress will please let us know. question of prohibition and restrict- believes that the covenant of the ions upon the intoxicating liquor will visit Maui on his regular Jrip League of Nations contains a goodly KATO CLOTHES CLEANING SHOP We represent leading companies of the world. traffic has aroused great interest and in November. assortment and he craves to refer Wailuku, Maui. comment throughout the common- Headquarters at Wailuku Hotel. Dr. Yen thereto." wealth and a band of Sydney busi- nessmen, including several members of parliament, has been formed and TINN CHONG STORE C. Brewer & Company (Limited) subscribed fourteen hundred pounds 8? to be expended in the United States Dry Goods, Groceries and (Insurance Department) and Canada in an effort to determine TALCUM AND TOILET POWDER General Merchandise what effect prohibition has upon P. O. Box 347 Honolulu, T. H. business efficiency. Bakery & Restaurant . The businessmen plan to spend a year in obtaining and considering Cigars, Tobaccos, opinions from the United States and A vitally necessary toilet adjunct shows its own purpose in Canada and their conclusions are to Fruits, etc. be published here. producing pretty appearance and protecting the skin, keeping away A PLANTATION MARKET great amount of speculation also tan and sunburn, stopping irritation or chafing. As a dusting pow- Main Street, has arisen here over whether the Kahului, Maui. Lahaina. Appeals court will decide whether 6 der after a bath, for men after shaving, for babies and wherever a Choicest Cuts of the Choicest Home-Raise- d Meats on Maui I p. m., or 11 p. m is the legal closing A Trial Is Worth Your While. hour for hotel bars in Sydney. The good, clean, wholesome powder can be used. 6 p. ANTONE FURTADO, Proprietor. m., closing was a wartime We carry an unusually measure and it was to cease bein,; fine line of Talcums, showing about effective within a certain period af- everything that any first-clas- s drugstore sells. Popular goods at Don't Make Your ter the war. A subsequent act, how- ever, provided that a referendum popular prices makes this a popular place to do your buying. Decision should be held on the continuance Final MATSON NAVIGATION of the early closing hour. The pres- COMPANY ent labor government, announced , On Furniture Until You DIRECT SERVICE that because of the expense involved, BETWEEN HONOLULU, HILO it had declined to take the question Have Seen Us. AND SAN FRANCISCO before the people. The Maui Drug Co., Ltd. "THE HOME OF SERVICE" Wc offer a fine grade of The Stamp of Learning For San Francisco: 232 furniture at the most reason- "Pa, what's a postgraduate?" WAILUKU TELEPHONE MARKET STREET MAN OA Sept. 28, 10 a. m.. Pior 15 "A fellow who graduates from one able prices in Honolulu. Lt'RLINE Sept. 29, 4 p. m. I'ier 19 of those correspondence schools, 1 MAUI Oct. 5, lit a. m. Pier 15 suppose." Boston Transcript. Four-Piec- e SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE Ivory Enamel S. S. MANUKAI Oct. 1 (pllliliailllllllllliailllHffl Bedroom Suite $139.50 S. S. LURLINE Oct. 22 ' llllllllMIIIQIIIIIIIIIIIiailllllllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIlllllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIlllllll Also operating a line of steamers between San Francisco, Taeonia, Five-Piec- e Breakfast Room Seattle and the Hawaiian Islands. Suite $28.50 For particulars apply to CASTLE & COOKE, LTD. AGENTS, HONOLULU The Home FORT AND MERCHANT STS. ZIPP! AUWE! i m Furniture Co. 594 S. Beretania St. TIME TABLE KAHULUI RAILROAD CO. IIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIItlllllllllllllUIIIIIIIMIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM Jack Drew, Manager. HiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiM Daily Passenger Train Schedule (Except Sunday) So The following schedule went into effect November 18, 1918. ai HOUSE PAINTING TOWARDS WAILUKU TOWARDS HAIKU Something has broken loose in our used depart- liitaici Distant: car Paper Hanging and Interior 4 I 1 Decorating Mills STATIONS Mllis ( ment. Did you hear anything drop? Well, it was prices, A M A M M PI p Estimates Furnished on Appli- E g I 13 3 3 a5 8 35 6 35 A.. Wailuku.. L 40 8 40 1 30's 33 I 1 and they're badly smashed the prices, not the cars; cation 5 3 3 1 '5 8 33, S 153 U. T.A 50 8 50 1 4 j 45 1 ..Kahului.. !! 3 3 4jj H. YAMAGUCHI so3 17 8 ao ia.o a L 47 those first-cla- ss you'll find in shape with thousands of 10 3 3 jo L" "A 7 ja S 17 Contractor and Painter 7 Spreck- - ' uvi" 8 08 4 a" :'l 7 3 S3 S miles of travel in them. Now you can buy i 9 3 05 J Near Chinese Church. 5 00 J 55 9 00 L.. ..A 9 7 a 3 4 ! 5 3 Pais 247-- A Vineyard Street. Phone A JL, bI 4 S a 53 7 57 7 5 a 4 ? Wailuku 4 L" "A a Sj 47 7 52 Hmi- - 7 o 4 4 19 s 34 "kuapoka "j 11.9 Gasoline, Automobile Parts and 4 Si a 46 7 5" a IS 4 Used Cars At Your Own Price a 4 43 4o 7 45 I,.. ..A 3 4 as i Automobile Painting .. .. 1.4 Pauwela 3 9 i 4 44 3 K.. ..L a 13 4 ! EES a 4oa 33 40! . L . Hik ..A 33 3l4 JJ Yes, the County Fair is getting near and you need the PUUNENE DIVISION a3 LET GEORGE DO IT car you have been thinking of buying at that time. TOWARDS PUt IN EN E TOWARDS KAHULUI ; a You get a days' service STATIONS three Piisinir Piiinin BliUici l)wl ttuttft fMty regularly and more expeditious ZfZZI:-?llJlI..Kllhulul..- Step Lively! Ride Them! Buy Them! !!)!! m m one if you ask for it, with satis- 2 50 6 00 .0 !. 2.5 6 32 18 14 faction guaranteed. .1 00 6J0 ,2.5 """"'"j, 0 612 S O 3 1. All train daily except Sundays. 1 A Special Train (Labor Train) will Imti Wailuku dally, except Sundaya, ml NEWTON AUTO EXCHANGE, LTD. Kennedy Klothes at 5:30 a. m., arriTlng at Kahului at 5:60 a. m., and connecting with the 6:00 a. m. train for Puunene. Main Street Wailuku Telephone 257 Kleaning 3. BAQGAOH RATES: 150 pound ot personal baft lie wilt be earried free of charge on each whole and 75 pound on each half ticket, waea 5 ticket, SPEEDY SERVICE SHOP baggage is in charge ot and on the s&xne train as the holder of the ticket For exoess baggage 35 cents per 100 pounds or part thereof will be Main Street, Wailuku. Phone 25 charged. BiijiiimiiiiBiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiDiiii "u iiiiijiiiiii DiiMiiiMiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiEiniiiiiiiiiiiiDiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiitiiiiiiiDiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiuiiiiiiaiiiniiiiittniiiiitiiiiiii. z zz Next to Orpheum For Ticket Fares and other information see Local Passenger Tariff L O. C. No. I or Inquire at any of the Depots. PAGE EIGHT SEMI-WEEKL- Y MAUI .NEWS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1921. n- - i n A. McKay from district magistrate, Cantata Proves Murphy Files Suit tho appeal in which was recently dis- Personal Mention Pertinent Paragraphs Maui Women's Club missed, so that Murphy alleges Judge to Oust Lindsay- - as Burr's decision In that case remains u tho law. Most Attractive It Is claimed by Murphy that Lind- Attorney Eugene Murphy returned Masquerade Dance The mask The teachers are already asking School Commissioner say is not a citizen of the United from of Honolulu this morning. dance Haleakala Nest, Order of for magazines at the Book Store, but Stntes; that at the time he claims to Rev. E. E. Pleasant has gone to Ho- Owls, Saturday night was well attend- nat- Elaborate Costumes and there are few for them as yet. Will upon have received a certificate of nolulu to the conference of union ed and a financial success. About a Called to show cause that he uralization ho was not eligible be- churches, score or couples were In costume. Charming Stage Setting all those of you who have magazines, holdB rightfully an office which few cause of not having resided in Ha- S. E. Sugar Up Knlama, chairman of the hoard Again Telegraphic ad- Mark Hawaiian Production exclusive of Saturday Evening Post, on Maui would be willing to fill is tho waii a sufficient period; that there supervisors, 111 of was reported as vices received yesterday by Maui leave them with dis- position in which D. C. was no term of court pending at tho yesterday. News Mrs. Linton for Lindsay finds told of the advance of raw sugar in Lahaina Armory. tribution as you himself placed as result of an action tlino he claims tho certificate was Mrs. J. Garcia has returned to her from lVs to 4 cents, the price finish reading them? from These magazines have in the pnst in quo warranto filed In the circuit granted nnd tho date ot the alleged Kula homo nfter a most enjoyable which it recently declined to 1 cents. One of tho most charming enter- court last Friday by Attornoy Eugene granting ot tho certificate was within visit to the mainland. Burglary Charged Crispen Dyson, been of great assistance to the teach- tainments ever produced on Maul was ers In illustrating their school work, Murphy. Murphy brings the action to 90 days of tho holding of an' election. Leland C. Lewis of Maul Sporting brought back from Honolulu, and secure tho removal of Lindsay He alleges that the records or the Goods Company this morning Matin Mngalama charged tho opinion or those who were so don't stack your old magazines from returned are with the away where they do no one any tho office of commissioner for Maul court do not show any order ot nat- from a business trip to Honolulu. recent burglaries nt enough to attend tho Hawai- Mc- Lahainn. Both good; bring them out and feel that on the board of public instruction. uralization, as he alleged in the Rev. George H. DeKay of Kahulul have been held to await action of the ian Cantata rendered in Lahaina Lindsay resigned some time since, Kay case. went to Is In grand jury. they are doing service again. Thank Honolulu last night and Armory for the benefit of Wninee you! but was reappointed by Governor Far-rlngto- attendance at the conferenc? of Plant Is Delayed Owing to the Alleged Deserter A Filipino named Union Churches. shortage of labor the plant of the new Church. It was far more elaborate ways from than most had expected. The hostesses for the coming club In some the action brought by Jimenez, alleged to bo a deserter Uev. Augustln Jones was a depart- sugar crop on Maul is badly delayed, Murphy resembles tho ono which tho navy, was round on Maui nnd has ing passenger eve- In The stage was set with a Hawaiian year are as follows: he for Hoonlulu last many instances as much as three brought to securo the removal of W. been taken back to Pearl Harbor. ning, where he will attend a chinch months or more. Hands had to be used grass hut in tlte center back ground Octobor meeting Mrs. Geo. Steele, conference. for the cut before the plant could be nnd was boautirully decorated on both Mrs. J. H. Kunewa nnd Mrs. J. H. Jack Milton and Stanley Livingston undertaken. sides with the tropical foliage of Trask. of the Milton Realty Company re- High School Dance Young folk guava trees, kukiil, breadfruit, bann-na- November meeting Mrs. A. Mc-Phe- turned to Honolulu on the Manoa Sat- and some of those not so young are taro, cocoanut, hala, gingers, Mrs. Wm, Osmers and Mrs. urday night. looking forward with interest to Sat- and ferns, Pampas grass tas- Charles Savage. William Walsh, superintendent of urday night and the first dance of the sels served as kallhi's each side of December meeting Mrs. T. B. Lin- the Kahulul Railroad Company, made High School Class of '22 which will the stage as emblems of royalty. ton, Mrs. Augustine Jones and Mrs. a business trip to Honolulu, leaving start activities of that nature for the The opening a hula was sung sweet Enos Vincent. YOUR JEWELRY NEEDS Friday night. coming social year. ly by Mrs. Howard Martinson and her January meeting Mrs. Hnrry Bohr Mc- H. 15. Penhallow, manager of Wal-luk- u Newton to Retire Word comes daughter Katie, followed witli tho Mrs. Paul Low and Mrs. John plantation, is expected to return from Honolulu that Lee Newton is to song "Paahana" sung by same, Im- Laren. from a business trip to Honolulu to- from nctive management of the personated by another daughter Miss February meeting Mrs. Eugene retire Murphy, morrow evening. Newton Auto Exchange. He is still to Mabel Martinson who gracefully act- Mrs. J. J. Corell and Mrs. J. Our representative, Mr. J. B. Blackshear, ar- Rev. George E. Lake has resigned retain ills Interests In the business, ed her part. A. Gibb. his pastorate at Hana and with Mrs it is said, and now capital Is to be Paahana flees Into tho mountain of March meeting Mrs. Caleb Burns, rived on Maui this morning and is making his Lake has gone to Honolulu vhenie added to the concern. Leilehua, Oahu, as tho result of 111 Mrs. C. C. Conradt and Mrs. Ed. headquarters the Grand Hotel, Wailuku. He they are to proceed to the mainland Civil Service Examinations Ex- treatment trout her foster father. Delnert. at Wednesday. aminations for post office clerks to While in the woods she lives on the April meeting Mrs. H. A. Baldwin, will be glad to call upon you at such time as Do-to- Crlckard Nancy J. B. IJlackshear, representing r secure a list of eligibles Tor the Wnl-luk- u fruits of the guava trees, kukui gum, Misses Llda and iV: Company, Honolulu jewelers, olllce will be held in Wailuku, mountain taro, opae, oopu and her Cummings. you may appoint by telephone or letter and anlved in Wailuku this mornliig and November 12. Postmaster Costa is clothing is ot After several May meeting Miss Lucy Hayllar, show you samples of diamond and other is making his headquarters nl the arranging for the plnce of holding months ot hiding she Is captured and Mrs. F. L. Palmatler and Mrs. E. C. Grand Hotel. which will bo announced later. Ap- brought down to Manana Pearl City Mellor. jewelry, watches, novelties, silverware, leather meeting mem- Mrs. William H. Engle. who has plicants can secure blanks from this railroad station, she then mounts the June Chairman and goods, been in Honolulu for some time past postmaster. train and returns home. Tutu imper- bers of the Homo Economics Depart- Christmas cards, etc, of all of which he and recently underwent an operation, Wailuku Grind Ends The cut and sonated by Mrs. Laikealoha Kauena-ol- e ment. has brought with him a large and comprehen- is expected homo in Wailuku tomor- grind of Wailuku plantation ended was well acted a real grand- row evening. last week. The last few days were mother, assisted by her grand chi- Wo are proud of our collect. We sive line. Call 80 Wailuku. amuse- especially disappointing ldrenRebecca Uoopii, Rose Chan feel we could not have round any- Kddie K. Fernandez, chief and when page coming dying out is finished will bo Wn, Monti Seong and Ewalani Sam-bor- thing better tor the second ot ment concessionaire at the it found year Fair came over from Honolulu this the outturn is 2000 tons or more un- All sang softly an old song our book. We wonder how 1 or occas- morning and is making his head- der normal. It will be less than 15,000 "Aia Kaalaalna Kuii Wnhi Kupuna many our members read it quarters at the Grand Hotel. tons. Shortage of labor is reflected Wahlno." ionally? Here It is. Let us all read and got in tune with It for the com- Mrs. R. A. Langtou-Boyl- e was on in the reduced figures. Princess Kaiulani it Detor & Company Maui at the end of last week in the Meeting Postponed Owing to the ing year: Mrs. Charles Farden impersonated Keep us, O Lord, from pettiness; Interests of the Christinas number of rush of preparations which precede Princess Kaiulani Jewelers, Silver, Gold and Platinum Smiths of Pacific, of which holding at home looking let us be large in thought, in word, the Paradise the the of the County Fair, the young, beautiful and stately as she magazine she is the proprietor. She monthly meeting of the Society for in deed. Fort and Hotel Streets, Honolulu proceeded across the stage as- fault-findin- promises an even finer number this Psychical Researcli and the public to Let us be done with sume her chair, followed by aid, Miss and leave off self-seekin- year than' last and expressed herself lecture by Dr. J. II. M. LeApsley, Mabel Espinda, pleased increased who gracefully ar- May we put away all pretense and as much with the which was to have been held next ranged the train of pretty to face, with- advertising support which was given Tuesday, will be postponed until the Kaiulani's meet each other face gown. Her gown self-pit- y during stay. She re- of soft white strip- out and without prejudice. her her short first Tuesday of November. ed voile worn over in judg- to on the Manoa Sat- Kuau silver white sateen May wo never be hasty turned Honolulu Church Fair The fair and trimmed with a pannel or always generous. urday night. bazaar of Kuau Catholic is soft white ment and Church satin ribbons, in tunic fashion, in Teach us to put into action our bet- such an annual fixture that its com- front and draped on straightforward and un- ing is always looked to. both sides with ter impulses, forward satin ribbons. Her shoulder capo afraid. Reception Is Held Some beautiful embroidery and other was goods also finished witli tho same rib- Let us take time for all things; are always shown, in fact it is bons. Hand grow calm, serene, gentle. one of tlie most bazaars crocheted medalions in make us for Maui's Teachers attractive of white added to tho handsome low Grant that we may realize that it the fall months in the Valley Isle. neck in box things create differ- Announcement is front and a pleat pannel Is the little that Mr. made that it will gave a graceful effect in tho sweep- ences; that in tho big things of life Motorist: On Friday evening the teachers of bo held next Sunday. ing Loosely a recep- Taken to Hawaii train. worn around her we are as one. Central Maui were tendered Clara Flores was neck to the hem of her gown were And may we strive to touch and tion by the churches at the Maka-wa- taken to Hawaii Saturday night by a or common woman's hun- lcis plkake blossoms and the to know the great Community House. Nearly a member of the Hawaii sheriff's office. Tragrant green O Lord God, let ex- them- is alleged maile and pala rein, heart of us all, and Have you ever figured your tire dred of the teachers availed It that Flores was given Kaiulani's ravorito forget to bo kind. had $100 to got labor for planta- leis. Her seren us not selves of the invitations that Kohala aders soon appeared on scene in Wonderful, it? Let's try to given They expressed tion, which he said he could get on tho isn't been them. colored muumuus and leis, baro loot- live up to it this year, if we never pense? Remember that U. S. Tires themselves as most appreciative of Maui. He came hero and, it is said, ed to greet lovely princess Maui wrote for ?100 more to pay transporta- their with have before. the courtesy offered and the ukulele and sweet singing for which residents were equally happy to have tion. Not appearing either alono or they received applaus. will save you money. the opportunity to meet the new with laborers, the Big Island police in white with an attractive red sateen auspices. up Queen Liliuokalani Impersonated shoulder across comers under such happy looked him and took him home. by Mrs. Seong sash draped from left receiving line were Mr. and Fair Posters Out In two Kahewa was very to right hip looked stunning as In the colors, red stricklng in elegant gown of chest D. Lindsay representing and black, large posters her rich appeared on the scene with guitar is Mrs. C. advertising red satin. A band of he It not the question of what you the Rev. and Mrs. DeKay rep- the Fourth Maui County Fair were black beads accompanied with oil. The character Mr. placed on display finished tho front yoke effect. Her Impersonated by Mr. Sam Moo-kln- i. resenting Kahului and the Rev. 'Friday and Satur- neckware was was representing Wai- day in Wailuku and Kahului and some the Royal yellow Twelve girls in the back ground for is and Mrs. Villiers feather lei, which added pay now a tire, but it the ques- luku. The whole gathering was soon of the towns. Still others much to her entertained him with dances to the were mailed out for posting yester- beauty. A false pannel fastened to of songs and oils. His voice acquainted all around. the neck of gown strains The program consisted of musical day. The poster is pronounced the her served as a rang throughout the hall In the tion of how much service you can get train. Two Ke-ala- interspersed with words of most attractive ever gotten out on kahus Mrs. Saffory and beautiful songs "Auhea o Moani " numbers Mrs. Hoopli awaited welcome by the pastors. Two In- Maui. It is from the Maul Publishing the approach of (a) "Kuwlllwilt iho Wau." Prin- Company press. tho Queen back of her chair, as she gracefully and for your strumental selections were rendered proceeded cess Pauahl, then, money. on cello, C. D. Claudine Takes Run The Kllauea royally to the opposite side dignified In made her ap- by F. N. Lufkin the of the stage character Lufkin on the cornet, assisted by has been undergoing boiler Inspection from Kaiulani to tlte pearance on the stage accompanied melodious strains of oil in Lele-ohoku- 's Mrs. Villiers at the piano. With fine preparatory to relieving the Mauna the rear. by the sweet strains of Prince U. S. interpreted Steele Kea, which is to go to the coast for Her aids, Misses Dorothy Kanamu, guitar and humming voice, Tires are backed by a reputa- feeling they Alia E. Likua, Confldente by Rabandl and "There an overhauling. Meantime the Clau- Iuwai Fa, and R. Oana, all followed by her aids Mrs. Rosina dressed in white PI-h- Let Me Rest" by Edwin Griene. dine takes the run between Honolulu muumuus and wear- and Mrs. Lilian i tion of and in and Kahului. She in ing illma leis around their neck, being the im- many years are unexcelled The Rev. Mr. Villiers then spoke arrived harbor very Kanamu. This act welcoming the teachers to this morning and proceeded on to made a attractive picture. While personation of one ot Maui's beautl-tu- l happy vein seated In the island of Maui, telling of its Hana and Mahukona. She will run on her chair, four little Ha- Hawaiian ladles Miss E. Manoua-lan- i by any other tires of their price. of the schedule that was in operation be- waiian fairies all prettily dressed in Namauu. She wore a most stun- beauty and its hospitality botli white, which he hoped they might find in fore the Claudine was relieved by the bare footed and wearing red ning evening gown of striped black Kllauea. leis, danced gracefully for tho Queen and white black spangles fin- rich measure. sang satin Mae Drew Clark then sang with Reward Offered Posters have Ueen whllo the aids "E Liliu e." ished the handsome low neck front Equip your car with U. S. Tires if fine feeling the "Romeo and Juliet received from the mainland which tell Queen Emma Portrayed and back also shoulder cape. This Waltz" and as an encore "Because." of the offering by the Standard Oil Impersonated by Mrs. Chan Wa, gown was an ideal one and a beauti- Company in- be economical. Rev. Mr. DeKay then gave the of a reward of $1000 for Queen Emma was grand, as she slow- ful model was the owner. With this you want to teachers a welcome in the name of formation leading to the arrest and ly made her appearance direct to the gown was a gracefully long train, the various churches, and had the conviction of the unknown man who other side or the stage and seated which was arranged at her feet by po"als shot and killed C. W. Upton, a service Mrs. Rosina Shaw Frendenberg gathering in of laughter as he next to Kaiulani in a circle, preceed-e- d aid described his embarassment in the station salesman In the employ of the with oils and the adorning or the with artistic grace. The song was presence of so much beauty. Rev. company on the state highway near red lehua lei around her neck. She then sung by a trio Princess Leleo- Mr. Pleasant told them that the peo- Turlock, California. Upton was In wore an ornamental crown. Her hoku bass. ple of Maul realized the importance company of his wife and another lady gown ot rich purple georgette crepe Mrs. Rosina upon con- Kana- of the efforts of the teachers in the when fired by some one in was trimnjed with yellow satin rib- soprano, and Mrs. Lilian Plhl Leleoho-ku'- s Island In view of the great work of cealment. bons. A long separate pannel at- mu, alto, accompanied by Americanization that was constantly-goin- Attend Conference The Union tached to the neck of her gown was guitar. The voices blended ANNUAL FAIR AND BAZAAR forward among the mingled Churches ot the Islands are holding her train, held by her daughter, Miss beautifully. races here; and that the churches this week their annual Fall Confer- Emaline Chan Wa, who arranged her The arrival of King Kamehameha-impersonate- d would loyally In their ence and Retreat for ministers. The train at her Queen's feet with grace. by a splendid model By and For the Benefit of plans. gathering will last for three days, Her quartet of beautiful Hawaiian Mr. Bray was the. climax of the can- KUAU The floor was then cleared and the convening at Mokulela, in tho Dis- .girls sang the lovely song of old tata In two acts. Kamehameha in CATHOLIC CHURCH evening until a late hour was devot- trict of Waialua, Oahu. The devotion- These girls were dress- full dress with his two guards, Mr. ed to dancing. al services of the retreat will be con- ed in white also and wore purple leis Oana who handed the long spear to at the - ducted by Rev. Mr. DeKay. Rev. of bachelor's bottons. Just at the the king with grace. He held the niitiiiiiiiiiitiiiimiiniitiiimiiiitiiniiiiiiiiiuiniiiimiiiiiumiiiiiiiiitn Mr. Pleasant will conduct the dis- last strains ot their song, "Princess tabu stick, while Mr. Kalepa Malhui Church Grounds, Paia cussion on "Building tho Spiritual Poomalkalani" gradually wallet in held the small ilil. Everybody on the 1 Coming Events Life ot' Church Members," and Rev. and listens to tho sweet singing stage heads bowed as Kamehameha Mr. Jones will enters. song preach tho conference which attracted Iter attention. i, Tho Hawaiian national niniiiiiniiiDiminimiBimmiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiinimiiiMiiiiiic" sermon. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1921 The three pastors left from impersonated by Mrs. Kai-awi- ) "Hawaii Ponol" was sung by all. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 Lahaina on Monday night. Searle, leans gracerully against Dance followed. Many thanks. - The committee in charge- - Meeting of Hawaiian Woman's a trunk ot cocoanut tree with beautl-fu- l of the This is a splendid opportunity to make early purchase Club. MILDRED HANAN DIES ferns grown in it which whs a cantata: Chairman Mrs. Rosina Shaw e of beautiful Christmas (ASSOCIATKII I'ltKSR) picture by itself, while Mrs. Frendenberg; committee: Mrs. Kala-w- Gifts and the assortment of SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 she and NEW YORK, Mil-dre- d Searle, Mrs. Anna Farden, Mrs. good things be Dance of Senior Sept. 25. Miss Paaoao sang with action the 3ong to offered will be a large one. Class of High Hanan, daughter of "Lei Aloha, Kahewa Seong, Mrs. Mary Chan Wa. School, Territorial Building, 8:30. a shoe manu- Lei Lehua." tier own facturer, died today without having was of sateen royal yellow with the It took 65 minutes to stage this ALL WELCOME. Concert and dance given by Court advanced an explanation as to why long sweeping train and finished show. Valley Island No. 0239, A. O. F., at she had been shot by her erstwhile with long black feather lei worn loose Foresters' Hall, Kahulul. chum, Mrs. Grace Laws, who commit- ly around her neck down the front. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13 ted suicide after the shooting, She posed across from Queen Emma Fourth Maul County Fair open.?. next to Queen Liliuokalani. King Kalakaua, Impersonated by 1 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14 VACCINATION Children's Day at Fair NOTICE Philip Pali, came to visit ills relatives CHRISTMAS CARDS in a jolly manner proceeded with an SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15 The schools of the Wailuku Dis- oil, Queen and Congress Day Princess all rose to We are now taking orders from samples of Personal Greeting ? Press at Fair. trict will be vilsted by a Government 'I receive him. Principal parts, all ...in i . SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16 Physician for the purposo of vaccina- seated while aids gave their hookupu nras wim engraven name piate. this Is the finest line of cards our Visit of Press Congress, motor trips tion on tho following dates. by walking single lile up to the king buyer could select on the mainland, and the prices are the same as September 29 and invitational swimming meet at Kahului. his kahu, Kealakaa took tho hooku-pu- s In New York. Puuneno for delegates only. September 30 Waikapu. and put them in a highly polished October 3 Wailuku Public. koa calabash which stood on Water carnival at Puuneno Tank October 5 a koa P. m. Waihee. tnble. After tho hookupu, 'King Ka- October fi Catholic Girls. lakaua returns to Ills palace, follow- Greater Yields and Better Crops MAUI BOOK STORE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17 Octobor 7 Catholic Boys. Water carnival at Puuneno Tank ed by his relatives. This ended the P. O. Box 484 Phone 8197 Main Street, Wailuku. October 10 Kahakualoa. first half. 2365 N. 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