MAl .ri EXT WEEK Ilk if LATEST 8UQAR QUOTATIONS Fop San Francisco: Venezuela, Ilind-Jnn- l, iU May 15; Shinyo Mam, May 17. CtmU Dollars From San Francisco: No Ships par lb. per tea scheduled. Today's Quotation 6.003 $120.10 iS Lnst Previous . . . . 6.00 118.40

NINETEENTH YEAR WAILUKU, MAUI CO., HAWAII, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1918."

Japanese Coming To New Base Ball MAJOR CLARK MISSING Star ALLIES BLOCK GERMAN Talk Thrift Stamps Opening Sensation The announcement that Major Clark Daring Aviator Failed would make his long anticipated flight yesterday was not known unt Honolulu Committee To Send Two Maher, Puunene's Importation From FLANKING MOVEMENT To Reach Hilo And Where Wednesday evening, but through the Speakers To Daily Wireless and by phone the Visit Maui Camps Lahaina Sets Fans Wild Eight Is Unknown Left news was rapidly spread with the re Will Arrive Tomorrow abouts suit that many hundreds of Maul "eavy Fighting But Huns people were able to witness the unique wdwil'r8""1""'''0" Apparently Held At All Maui At 3 P. M. After spectacle. lhe Japanese Educational Cam Major Clark, accompanied by paign has decided with the approval i omts lintisli Uovernment Weathers Severe Sunday marked the opening of the Splendid Flight From Ho sergeant of the signal corps as of the Consul-Genera- l to send two "Dig League" baseball Attack-Ll- oyd !.f mechanician, landed in Kahului har delegates, Mr. II. Murata and Mr. T. season on George Maintains Control-Ame- rica bor almost at the noon hour. He Maui. Incidentally t nolulu Heard In Night Kawasaki to the Island of Maui to ft also marked I left Honolulu about quarter after the introduction of Maui to o'clock. was he conduct a campaign there to fans Preparing For Greater Munition Mak- It announced that further Maher, the Over Shipman Ranch would arrive about 11 o'clock, but the encourage the sale of War Stamps wizzard from the west ing Program unusually strong trade winds against and Thrift Stamps. side of Maui. Nothing can bo said which the entire flight was made re These delegates will sail from Ho about the game which does not in Word reached Maui last night that tarded progress. nolulu May 11th., and will spend one clude Maher. He the came up 10:30 started to o'clock Major Clark had The airmen were first sighted head week on Maui, returning to Honolulu for the Puunene, and by way of in- CAXOEMKX MISSING not Hilo. author- lO-Oo- reached The naval ing for Kahului over the west Maui on May 18th. The following program troduction struck out 8 of the first Iu,U',M- - nr-Kc ities in Honolulu were busy all night Ahlbor, partner in firm of Wall & mountains, from the Waihee side. of meetings on the different planta- nine men up. hen the game was Dougherty 2 coast artillerymen, Sergt. Summing with the wireless trying to locate the The great plane, like a huge bird. tions has been arranged; but it is ended it was found that he accounted and Private missing aviator and his assistant. put-out- s sailed in a great circle over Wailuku uuderstood that any changes that are for 15 of the 27 by means law e At 2 o'clock this afternoon the Maui strike-ou- at o o clock yesterday and out Puuneno way, dropping low desired by the different plantation of the t route. Then in the morning, and arc now missing. A covem-ine- nt News received the following radio er and lower as it approached Kahu managers on Maui can 8th ining, just com has been detailed l,y message: be made to after Paia had yessc Gen. Wisser and started searching nt lui. It then circled Kahului harbor suit the convenience of the laborers pleted an inning which netted them i J o last night. (Special to Maui News) at an altitude of but a few hundred on the different plantations. three runs, and they were within one Honolulu, May 10 No news receiv- feet, giving the big crowd which lined 11th arrive Lahaina. run of tying the score, Maher stepped RED CROSS OYER TOP ed here from Major Clark since yes- Ked Cross the harbor an excellent chance to see 12th Sunday, day time nt Wailuku to the bat, took two healthv swincs drive on Oahu went over Ter-tuor- y, terday. He was supposedly sighted top yesterday morning. it, and then glided gracefully as some (Wailuku and Waikapu and Waihee:) at the balls served up, then, when without Maui went over the tnn in f m....: . over north Kohala and later was I . il.. ' t,,,,..,IK'WII. -- 1I.IU1 Hill great water fowl down upon the har evening, at Kahului. everyone had turned their head to wt luard lrom. Receipts for heard over the Shipman Ranch. bor surface. Major Clark piloted his 13th Monday evening at Puunene. avoid witnessing "three strikes, you're territory to date reported, $423 547. A wireless message to Hilo asking craft across the harbor, finally beach Camp 5, 1, and 2. out," he caught one right where the VCr CStCrday- - Tlal C0"mcd is un- last "P t0 for latest developments still ing it upon the sand inside the east 14th Tuesday evening at Paia fPa- - nose is supposed to be, and it started nl:?S)S answered. Army authorities main-- i breakwater. He got away shortly be ia, Keahua and Hamakuapoko.) on a gentle rise over the pitcher, was U.OYI) GEORGE CAI1IXET tain belief that aviator is safe. Some fore 3 o'clock. Wednesday, evening a little higher when it passed second, YIXDICATED belieye he swung out to sea again and itin at Kula. Jvondon, May 10 Asquith's In order to give the pupils of the 16th Thursday, evening at Pauwela. and entirely out of sight of the center-fielde- r, motion calling for probe of Maurice's then dove through clouds and is slow-- 1 High a to see 17th Friday evening at Lahaina and when last seen was head- charges winch were taken as a resolution of a want of confidence ly making his way to land. Will keep Maui School chance in the flight, Major Clark swung away (Lahaina, Kihei.) Sails for Honolu ed for Waikapu. Long before the government, was defeated by vote of 293 to 106, dis- you posted. lu. although Asquith towards Hamakuapoko, thence des ball was retrieved, Maher had com- avowed the- intention of making the vote a It seems likely that heavy clouds 18th Saturday arrive pleted the circuit, and was on test of the government, prevented Major keeping cribing a great circle as he gained Honolulu. the i.loyd (,eorge was cheered l.y Clark from The Japanese Consul-Genera- l bench seeking information as to packed galleries when he presented do- Hilo. It atlitude and taking his course around will the his bearings or locating lso send out instructions to Con- - cause of delaying the game. The cumentary evidence that the P.ritish lines were a Haleakala by way of Ulupalakua. the extended at the request might be possible that he made suWAgents on the different nlanta- - last play of the game was a clever oi lTcneh. 1 1.e Maurice incident landing on some of the highlands of Did Not Cross Crater has stirred all England, and hostile tions, instructions: them to bit of fielding again on the part of section of press did not hesitate to Hawaii remote from telephone, and Owing to the delay caused by the n every way say that if present government fell, wind Major Clark decided not to with the sneakers dur Maher, which completely frizzled the an alternative cabinet was has not yet been able to report. If ing their tour of Maui. rally which Paia was hatching, and ready to step into power. he landed in the ocean his machine cross Haleakala, as he had intended, con It will, of course, be necessary that put a snap in the ending of a good GERMAN DRIYE BIG FIZZEE would probably keep afloat unless owing to the time that would be on plantation game sumed in gaining the necessary alti- each an effort be made of ball. London, May 10 The British position between Eaclytte Yor- - the weather were exceptionally rough, to get the laborers from the different and tude. He that he had not been -- even though his motor were disabled. stated camps to one point where the meet- struck at this Wizzard of the West, ;i-v oi ;wues ueienses soutn- - over 8000 feet on the entire trip. His ings ',;Vht ot Mlrcs lound them adequate. The machine is by no means the most can be held, and these speakers they played a steady, consistent game center of the assault was at Major Harold E. Clark, U. S. Army urge upon of No one man icrstraat, northeast of Signal Corps, history modern, or as speedy or adapted to intend to the laborers on ball. occupied the ' Kemmel. It has been learned from prisoners made for the each plantation they join sign- role, but they played together that territory yesterday when lie flew from climbing as the machines now in use that in stellar the Germans intended a more pretentious attack than thev were able Europe. ing pledges or in any other method and showed fine team work, and in Allies' . Pearl Harbor to Kahulul, and later in every they ,"c artl'lery lashing the r concen ration before they could In hydroaeroplane. was Major Clark declared that his trip that has already been established on time at the bat offered to Hilo a It each plantation. something new to keep up inter- - while the attack by east of Scherpenberg, a been ac- to Maui was a most beautiful one and the the first time such feat had -- est and excitement. A3 it was. at Just the right moment, helped to upset Teuton complished, and was the first time very enjoyable. He took a number of 8 their plans. 4x that a flying machine was ever seen photographs which he expects will be Pr.SRpS,-OUL- GREAT ANOTHER RHEIMS in, action on Maui. of much interest Theater Manager Ross itoTlVsSTe iua) lu viemittn ai uuery, unucr orucrs oi i russ- - (Continued on Page Three.) lan and Bavarian crown princes, is doing its utmost to turn Amiens in- r 6- to Resigns His Position --a- another Rheims. Fifty thousand shells, mostly - and h, and !Ku aero torpedoes have been poured into the city, reducing a portion RECIPES TO BE GIVEN .o ruins. ARCHIE MacLAREN OF P. H. Ross, manager of the Wai- OF HAIKU FAIR SUPPER Bombardment killed 52 men, civilians, 30 women and 5 luku Orpheum, has tendered his children. resignation to Weller & Vasconcellos, Did you ever go to a supper, or sale, GREEK EX-KIN- G BETTER DISAPPEARS inc owners, to something good, come PUUNENE take efrect early in taste and away Zurich, Switzerland, May 10 Constantino has been operated upon. June. He is considering a proposi- winning you knew how it was made? Is now tion on the Coast and also one in the We don't want that to happen at out of danger. Police And Friends Alarmed And Scouring Islands, but has not yet definitely de- the Haiku Community Pair, so the WOMAN WITH BACKBONE PEEVES HUNS cided on his future plans. recipes of the exhibits in the Women's Amsterdam, May 10 The Rumanian queen, Mr. Koss has been in charge of the Work Department, according to German Island For Trace Of Missing Man Last and of tho home papers, publicly announces she Wailuku Orpheum and of various made refreshments sold in th after that and her children will never agree Seen Wednesday Night At Kihei Foul other amusement places on Maui for noon, are to lie minoographed for dis-triht- to the proposed peace treaty. Press denounces this as an insult to Ger- over two years, and during that time ion. man-. Play Suspected he made a success of his work and a If you buy a slice of war cake, or a TORNADOES SWEEPING wide circle of friends. His MIDDLE WEST decision sandwich of war bread, an:l like it, Ch icago, May 10 Tornado to leave Maui will be generally re you can take the recipe home with sweeping through central Illinois kill- Archibald MacLaren, luna, for the automobile, he simply disappeared. gretted. you. ed 2 women, tore down miles of lines, prostrated railroad traffic, killed Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Com- The police have arreste.l an auto- livestock, and destroyed many buildings. Path of storm was 2 miles mobile driver who is supposed to pany, is missing. have taken MacLaren to Kihei, and wde. torrential rains have ruined crops and wiped out miles of track. He was last seen at Ah Sui'c store, are holding him for investigation. The GREAT DESTRUCTION IN IOWA Kihei, about 9 o'clock Wednesday man maintains that he dirt not see LIQUOR MEN DEMAND Davenport, Iowa, May 10 A tornado devastated Eldridgc, 9 miles night. MacLaren, north of here. Physicians and muses have been Since that time his friends or em- The missing man has been a trust- rushed to scene of ployers have no knowledge what ever ed employee of the plantation for up- disaster. First report states that more than a score have been pinned of him. wards of 10 years. Ho is a brother of under .wrecked building. At midnight report is that 5 are known to be Grave fears are now felt for his John MacLaren, stenographer of the RENEWAL OF dead, 6 others probably dead, and scores injured. safety, and the police and plantation Maui Agricultural Company. Ho is LICENSES men are buoy scouring the island for 11 nmg rriail ANARCHISTS TAKE STAGE IN RUSSIA some trace of him. There is no known causo that would Zurich, May 10 Kiev newspapers describe an all-da- y battb be- MacLaren was out most of Wednes account for hia mysterious disappear- - tween anarchists and Bolshcviki. At Moscow, Bolsheviki forces were day working for the lied Cross. How 'nnrfl nnil fnnl nlnv ia oncnntot Mandamus Petition Filed Charges Three Members 0 victorious. Four hundred anarchists have been imprisoned at Kremlin ever, he had turned over all the mo-- The fact that MacLaren has not ney he had collected early in the been well, and expected to have to License Board With Disqualifications, But refused to surrender. They have a great quantity of ammunition and evening and had gone to Kihei in the undergo an operation for appendicitis, Insists machine guns. Bolskeviki entombed places where munitions were stor-t- d. ccurso of hie business. When hejis thought by some to possibly have Newspaper estimates 60,000 anarchists are living in Moscow. lefted the store to take a waiting 'some bearing on, the di3appearanoe. They Be Made To Issue Thirteen Licenses-Hearin- g PEAN TO I NCR VASE MUNITIONS OUTPUT Next Wednsday New York, May 10 The U. S. Steel corporation, at the request of government will enter into the manufacture of heavy Maui Cases Now Up the artillery Lahaina Boy Makes projectiles on a great scale. Cary says interior of this plant is to be The first guns in the fight to keep (2 licenses); Maui Wine & Liquo' constructed at the expense of the government. In Supreme the booze Maui Company, Ltd; Court interests of after July Kahului Wholesal. (Continued on Page Eight.) War Stamp Record 1, havo been fired. liquor company, Ltd; J. M. Model- i'os, L. Y. Aiona, A. Pombo, Tarn Yau, The following Demanding that the Maui board Maul cases are on ' ceorge seong, and S. Ahu. the su- of license commissioners bo compell- The acrion is brought Maui Schools Celebrate Red Cross calendar of the territorial against T. B QUOTATIONS preme court for the May term: ed to renew the liquor licenses Lyons, C. D. Lufkin, D. C. Lindsay, WIRELESS MARKET Week With Appropriate Exercises of all of the petitioners, peti W.I. Kaae, and D. II. Case. In the matter of the petition of Marv a Hotels Dependent Ah Sam support a On Booze Sales SESSION 10:30 A. M. MAY 1918. Intersting Program At Wailuku for of her bastard tion for writ of mandamus was The petition and 1. child. Motion by the Territory to dis writ in tho case filed in tho second circuit court cn form a voluminous - miss bill of exceptions; document, a run- county attor Monday afternoon. sidcrable part of which fs nn Company 27. yt ney or Maui for the E. The petition tnknn Ewa Plantation In a Honolulu daily this week was motion: Mur n t phy, was returnable on Tuesday afternoon allegations aimed to show tti.-.- Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co an interesting story about a Lahaina contra. three board, Territory of Hawaii vs. at which tlm-- s Judge Burr se; numbers of tho n r McBrydo Sugar Company Alfred Fer next Lindsay, C. f'.-is- school boy; Roger Leong Chong who nandez. Exceptions D. Lufkin and I). H form circuit Tuesday as the date for answer and are illegally holding positions. Oahu Sugar Company had purchased $132 in Liberty bonds court, second circuit; attorney gen- 11. their Wednesday for hearing arguments. me in . ii ion uiso urges as reason Olaa Sugar Company and war stamps. The young man is eral and county attorney of Maui for The liquor men 5.V are represented by why tho refusal of licenses would be Pioneer Mill Company only fourteen and money plaintiff appellee; E. Murphy for de- Claudius H. McBride and E. Murphy, wrong, a earned the fendant appellant. that business amounting to Waialua Agricultural Company himscli in working after school hours. wuue county Attorney i:. It. Bevius some $75,000 per year would lie ruin. Antone Fernandez Jr., vs. Socieda- - and Enos Vincent appear as alton.evs ed, the territory Honolulu Brewing fc Malting Company 12.90 The Lahaina school is justly proud de Lusitana B. de Hawaii, a corpora- would bo denrived Of the record made by this student. for the commissioners. of some $8000 in license fees, and the Mineral Products Company tion. Error to circuit court, second When the matter came ud on Tues government All public school on Maui observed circuit; E. Murphy plaintiff ap of about $20,000 per year Honolulu Consolidated Oil Company .. the first lay for day afternoon tho petitioners endeav in war taxes. of the Red Cross drive pellant; E. C. Petes Tor defendant prevent Kngls Copper Company 5.00 with appropriate exercises. ored to Bevins from acting Also it is stated that tho Grand Ho- The in the case on the grounds that tho tel derives DO percent or more Mountain King Mine Wailuku Public School will Territory of Hawaii vs. Sam Pudu- - of its give action was against the commissioneis revenue from liquor and cigar Hawaiian Sugar Company 31.00 an entertainment for the Red hli Exceptions from circuit court. as sales Cross tonight at the Wailuku individuals and not as a board. The which amount fom $1000 to $1200 per Onomea Sugar Company . ,, Orpheum. second circuit; attorney general and court, however held otherwise. month. Tho Maui county attorney of Maui plaintiff Hotel and the Hawaiian Pineapple Company Several for A motion by the defendants deny- Pioneer Hotel are also alleged to be Harm Schools have made appellee; E. Murphy for defendant ing jurisdiction Oahu Railway & Land Company good record with tho sale War the of the court in largely dependent upon liquor, though of appellant. the case, was also no figures Mutual Telephone Company Stamps. County overruled. are given in these cases in of Maui vs. Mary do Reeo. Thirteen Liquor Houses Represented substantiation. San Carlos W. S. T. S. et al. Error to circuit court, second All of the more important Hana School 43 637 liquor Three Members Accused Ilonokaa circuit; county attorney of Maui for peti'.lon-ers- , 43 houses on Maui appear' as Tho charges against Lindsay, Luf- Haou School 64 plaintiff appellee; E. Murphy de-- Montana Bingham for as follow: Grand Hotel Com- kin and Case are that all of them are lenaanis, unen K. and W. T. Robin- pany, Ltd.; Maul Hotel Company. Madera (Continued on Page Eight.) son, appellants. f Ltd; Pioneer Hotel Company, Ltd., (Continued on Page Six.) TWO THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1918. 2

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Broken and shattered in body but alive and on the road to health again.

Suppose you had a son so wounded. Suppose he should come home to you now as he surely comes to you in thought. Then you would know what the Red Cross means, not to your boy alone, but to all Humanity. Vi For without the Red Cross, your boy might not have had his chance to live. lain He would have in torture on the battle field until death came. . The Red Cross gives him 97 chances in a hundred to come back to you alive. Are those chances too insignificant to pay for? A thousand negatives answer, and yours is among them. But your words count nothing to the dollars. GIVE!

When the Red Cross agent calls upon you, be ready to give to the utmost, unstintedly. It is a small enough price to pay tor the life of somebody s boy. Pledge regular payments for the year, if you can. It is the most satisfactory way. Hawaiian Chapter, American Red Cross

This advertisement is donated by Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Company THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1918. THREE 3awR!frajmi Rules Tfl Govern New Ballball Star Haiku Farmers Have In The Churches Opening Sensation Had Wettest And Business Exhibits JEFFREY MFG. CO.'S WAILUKU UNION CHURCH (Continued from rage One.) Driest Years Kowland B. Dodge, Minister. Big Structures For Territorial Fair Link Belt Chains Miss Mary E. Hoffmann, Orgrnist. figure. A record of Hi" rainfall at Haiku Machinery Will Be Arranged To Aid Exhibit Mrs. George N. Weight, Jr., Direc If the opening game is any indi for a period of 20 years, has just been Conveying tor of the Choir. cation of the class of ball that will complied by F. CI. Krniiss, director of ors In Securing Effective Display "Bright Monday" Club Friday after be shown throughout the season, then Pulverizers noon directly after school at the Maul is to have some sport. Even the federal experiment station at Hai- Al&arobn tcan, Lima, church Sunday School room. the opening game of the Junior ku, and is of considerable local inter- Honolulu, May 8 Work of erecting The reguHr Sunday evening service League, when the Orientals met Paia est. In commenting on the figures, Coral, Alfalfa. tour hugi structures which will con- will be of especial on May surprise in ot interest Jrs., was a the class Mr. Krnuzs says: tain (he ninin portion of the com- 12, it being the occasion of the regular ball played. A little more encourage- "It is interesting to note that dur- DISTRIBUTORS: mercial exhibits at the Territorial monthly Union service for the Hawa ment on the part of the fans of Maul iian Board churches of Wailuku. should in a most successful ing the short period of settlement by Fair, will begin Monday. These edi- result May 12th is also Mother's Sunday and season. the homestead colony, both the wet- fices, 40 test in width and ringing the service will be appropriate to the At the next game the Wailuku test year. 102.4.7 inches in lfllt: and Catton, Neill & Co., Ltd. from 1G0 to 320 feet in length, will be day. The music will be unusually heavy hitters will have an opportuni- the driest year, 18.09 inches in 191", covered with canvas, affording excel- fine, since there will be a combined ty to inspect at close range "the goods were experienced. These extremes of ENGINEERS HONOLULU lent shelter at this period, which is choir taken from Kaahanianu Church, that Puunene is offering through Mr. climatic conditions may well account the dryest season of the year. They and the Japanese, and Chinese Maher as agent for delivery. It la for a lame part of the difficult ies ex- will be located near the grand stand churches as well as the regular Wai- expected that the battery for this perienced by these pioneers in diversi- p.t Kapiolani Park, between the race luku Union Church choir. All are game will be Maher and Cockett, Bal fied ngriculuire. The average annual course an:l the street car tracks most cordially invited to attend this and W. Cockett. rainfall, based on the twenty year Herewith is giVen the complete set service. Each person present will The first game will be between the period is 72.21 inches. If this average of rules fixed by the Fair Commission l)e presented with while flowers in Orientals and Cubs. In regard to the were fairly uniform, it would be con- darnvnts that arc often thought ruined clean LcautiU.lly to govern all mercantile uisplays honor of his or her mother. People Juniorr League which Is announced sidered a very favorable condition for - if cleaned. "For the housing of commercial ex in town having white flowers are nsk- for this season, they are Junior in a wide range of crops under non- - properly hibits, the Fair Commission will pro d to contribute them in so far as name more than In spirit, for they irrigation." vide buildincs 40 feet, wide and of possible, as many will be needed. are putting up as high a class or ban The table, which covers the period Dry Cleaning lengths varying from ICO to 320 feet as the seniors. The only object la from 1S98 to 1917, inclusive, was com Faultless These buildings will be 20 feet high MAKAWAO UNION CHURCH to keep the teams more evenly match- piled from records of the late D. 1. never fai s to rive satisfaction in cleaning anvlliint; that's drv in the center and 10 feet at the sides, A. Craig Bowdish, Minister. ed, and prevent one-side- d games as Baldwin, Mir.. L. li. A I water, and me cleaiiaMe. roofed with canva3 tarpaulins and 10:00 (Sunday School. occured last season. It also assists Haiku experiment station, is as fol- floored with rough 1 by North 11:00 Morning Service in the uncovering and development lows : west pine. Should walls bo desired Kecognizing Mothers' Day. The of of youngsters to take the place of tho 1898 G.V1." inches FRSNCH LAUNDRY they must be put up at the expense fering is for the mothers of Belgium. stars of today as they begin to drop. 1899 49.37 ABADIE'S of the exhibitors, subject to the ap- 6:45 Christian Endeavor. With the proper encouragement tins 1900 fiH.I'.r, Jno. D. Souza, Taia Agent M. Uyeno, Kahului Agent high class proval of the Fair Commission. Posts 6:45 Discussion Club. league will also furnish nn.se Linton, Wailuku Agent. 16 feet apart will be set at sides and sport. 97.7!) Jack alone center of buildings. CHURCH OF THE SHEPHERD ORIENTAL vs. PAIA sn.-i- "Aisles 5 feet wide will run the 74.73 Rector, Rev. J. Charles Villiers. 0J j lencth of the buildings on both sides after Ascension, May 12. 1905 80.49 aisles 6 feet wide will be 1900 75.39 lateral Holy Communion, in the morning, 3 2 H Dlaced every 32 feet, cutting the build at 8 o'clock. - 3 J S3 M 1907 7fi.SS (U K ings into blocks 2G by 30 feet. These Sunday School, at 10 o'clock. X W C 1908 58.20 blocks will be divided into four parts, Morning Prayer, and sermon, at 11 Oriental's 1909 75.P.7 each of which will' be 13 by 15 feet, Asam, cf 1910 91.23 ANTONEDOREGO o'clock. 3 THE LIVE AUCTIONER containing 195 square feet. They Kashinokl, 2b . 41101003 0 1 0 0 0 1911 77.73 A cordial invitation to the tervlces FOR MAKAWAO DISTRICT will bo the smallest units of space of this Church is given to all, especial Shim, If 1912 55.49 Commission, ex' Wakayama, c-- p 31000004 1 1 2 4 4 0 sold by the Fair but ly to h goers. 1913 41.87 Residence and Postoffice: Makawao any " hibitors may dispose of portion Isami, ss 4110221 1914 102.87 Phone: Tarn Yau. of their block, at a price per Gquare BE OF GOOD CHEER Aloy, 3b 1915 7(1.20 " charged by Chuck, 3010220 foot not to exceed that (By R?v Jack Charles Villiers.) 1910 91.S2 the Fair Commission. Aisles ana ex- Konishi, lb... 3120801 1917 48.09 " On three different occasions our p-r- rf... 3100001 space will be laid out by the Alo, f hibit Lord is reported in tho Gospels to 2000130 Annual ' TIT 'W HIT Tit '11V Fair Commission and exhibitors good Matsumoto, c. Aver. 72.24 inches. limits of the have used the words: "Be of 0000500 must keep within the Ho probably used them Cheer." 29 6 7 2 23 11 6 Sub-Statio- snare outlined, many other times, for "man of sor Record at Haiku THIS BANK IS FULLY AXP WELL EQUIPPED "The price of the space- within the Star's per square row, though he wan, his soul never 8 TO HANDLE EVERY PHASE OF Works will be 30 cent3 yielded to discouragement. Freltas, cf... 1100200 foot. Exhibitors may close the lateral paralytic, lying on Fercira, ss... booths by gam To the helpless, Luke, c 4021213 Horace Goldin aisles between their a mattress, aau carried into me pres- ing the consent of other exhibitors Harrison, 4011811 General Banking pay ence of Christ by four friendly bear lb.. 4100600 bordering on aisle and upon - Leandro, the ers, in mtinite compassion ana icna- 3b... 3210010 Coming To Maui ment of 20 cents per square foot for starting point Wallace, Insurance in all Branches gained. The location erness, ho said, as the Thompson,If... 3000000 the space in the healing which the paralytic rf. 3110100 of the lateral aisles may also good thy Kalauawa, 2b. The wizardry of Horace Goldin, ma- of sought: "Son, be of cheer, .. 2110310 Exchange be changed by the consent forgiven Camara, p. gician, conjitrer njnd illusionist, do- - Domestic and Foreign aisles between sins be thee." Semi Young, p 0000100 mav close the lateral We are not told, in so many words, 2000010 spite its baffling nature, is among the their booth3 by gaining the consent story of the cause Martins, bordering on me in tho Gospels the cf... 2000100 most interesting and entertaining Stocks, Bonds and Securities of other exhibitors of the man's paralysis. But we are 4 aisle and upon paymen of 20 cents 28 6 6 2 24 4 theatrical events which has ever been space gained. not left in doubt as to the fact that Kalauawa out coacher interference. ner snuare foot for the his own, personal sin had relation to offered to the Maul public. Goblin's may 3-- 8 The location of the lateral aisles we may well believe, from our 1 2 5 6 7 merit lies principally in the speed consent of it, and 0 0 2 4 0 0 also be changed by the Lord's first words to him, tnat nis Oriental Runs. 0 06 nd "pep" he puts into this work. BANK OF MAUI, Ltd. nil exhibitors on the aisle, without of sou! was Hits. ..0 0 0 3 3 1 0 o 7 Whether it be catching live fish from craving for healing tho u extra charge. All cort in connection not less his craving lor healing Star Runs ... 0 0 2 1 0 3 0 u out in the house to shooting nails WAILUKU LAM AIN A PAIA be than 1 1 0 0 3 1 0 0 with, booth arrangements shall of the body. His sins had brought Hits 0 through the body of his assistant or Payments 6 5 innings; borne by the exhibitor. him mora paralysis of the Hit of Camara 6, runs in causing such things as a real women C. Wil- to than 3 innings. fnr Knnee shall be made to H. bodv. They had darkened the lamp Semivong 1 hit, 0 runs in and pianos and even a tiger to vanish of 6 Waka- lard. Secretary, Fair Commission of life. They had cut him Alo 5 hits, 6 runs in innings; into tho air right under your very not tho inner 2 innings. Hawaii, 304 Kauikeolani building, off from that spiritual fellowship yama 1 hit, 0 run in eyes, Goldin works with rapid fire May 25. ...t.i. rnA ftirti'o la rtn Struck out by Camara i, bemiyong a. thoroughness and bewilders by the later than . , . .... HU vmu iflinn,nniiwui i..t...... Tlie Fair UOmnilSBlOn Win ,11iuni.au ... ., (,.,, sil.wlinrr hfltin Alo 4, Wakayama 5. Base on ia;i speed with which ho converts some- - I In the center of each 13 by 15 feet s fQr any of ug Camara 1. Alo 3. Two base hit Ka- hing out of nothing or vice versa. IF YOU W ANT THE NEWEST IX hnntii one 200-wa- electric lignr, . ty,nt ! 0n,nirg the shinokl. Sacrifice hits Camara, Wal- Goldin has a bon vivant assistant in with shade, free of cost to the exhib-- , . BDirjtI'ai 'union with God lace, Kashinoki, Alo. Time, 1:30. Miss Barbar Babington, a delightfully FOOTWEAR HERE IT IS itor. Tho cost ot installing extra . ,,a8ed on r0allty. But sin repented Umpire, Geo. H. Cummings. bcorer, chic and entertaining comedienne, lights shall be borne by tno exmouor. , , j the paco ln wiiich we Wm. McCerrow. whose dainty songs are a decided as SMART Lights may be kept burning between aRain atta!n tne highest bliss of set to the performance. 7 p. m. and 11 P. m. iyspiritual fellowship with God; the TUUNENB vs. PAIA As fast as the eye can travel Gol- - "No commission will oe cnargea on p,ac0 in w,jCh Christ can ray, and din's fingers and arms and brain sales made or orders booked In tneLvui "Son bo of good cheer, thy ravel faster. He is a replica of Her White Canvas Pumps commercial section. ,a nm fnrrrlven ihee." Let us re- - S a mann and the rest of the pristine cream, . . likc novelties, cigars, soda, ice j ana n,aKnjfy the truth that troupe or magicians whose feats star ana Dfings me a x Z &. w tled the world a quarter of century candies ouier couiuuus tu0 infinite love or Christ a TURN SOLE A X I ) LOW to be sold in any ot tne comiueiuai , t j npar t0 GoUi fron, Puunene's ago. He will appear at tho Wailuku HEEL buildings. These shall be sold only ...,. bv sin it n;is i,(pn separated. Nakamura, 2b. 4101311 Orpheum on the 18th and 20th, of by concessionaires. The commercial Gn two occnsjon!, Christ is said to Kaumaheiwa, rf this month. Advt. dis- - 5110000 committee reserves the right to nave ur.pfi (ne words "Be of good Dutro. ss.... OUR XO. 0. tinguish between legitimate commer- - rl,por to his disciples Kaahawanui, lb 5110111 la soaking 441104000 Mai evbihits and concessions. First, to calm their fears when they Haake, If 10 buildings Cockett, 5 01101 0 16 1 3 it a exnectod that the were storm-tosso- and greatly airaia c.... NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERN. for the commercial exhibit will be on the sea of Galilee, he said to them Hansen, cf... MENT LEASE. Com-iain- n 4000000 by May 25. but the Fair very moment when the suppos Wakayama, 3b A SHOE IS CHEAP OR EXPEXSI YE ready at the p 3000100 will not be responsible for themselves deprived of his pies- Maher, At 12 o'clock, ex- - ed 4130131 noon, Saturday, June AS IT C.I YES YOU I.OXC. WEAR. anv unforeseen delays which may ..p ot oou cneer, it is I; be th. 1918, JUST 38 6 8 1 27 G 6 at the front door of the tend this date. Immediately after tho not afraia That seme- - suggests to Capitol Building, Honolulu, T. H.. tho Fair, exhibitors must the thought that God in Pala'8 will close of our minas 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 there be sold at public auction prepare to remove their exhibits from ls neVer far from us, even Sitra, rf under 380 chl.ist Kong, 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 Section of the Revised v,o hiiildincn. as these will not be ...),rr, fnr nne reason or another, he cf Laws ot Hawaii of 1915, a general Vent standinc longer than June 22. seems to be, to our minds, very far Rocha, lease to following Kaleo, lb.... 301060015 the described fish Shoe Co,, Ltd. Tho Vair Commission will main iwav. Difficult as it is for us tu tnniK 01 ponds : Manufacturers' all to Robinson,c.... 4210 guards on the fair grounds at so at the time, he is never hearer ss.. Kapaakea, Kamiloloa, Kakakupaiu : : tain 2b-3- 41000411 2 0 2 1 1 1051 Fort Street IIOXOLULU. will not be responsible for us than he is in what we speak of as Yemoto, md Kawela Ponds, on times but 3b-- ..43 0 0 0 2 1 0 I'ish situate or damage to any exhibit. 'the darker dispensations of "God's Barrows, the Island of Molokai, together with loss we Carreira, Jf 3 0 0 0 1 0 0, are requested to maintain providence; those times when ... such rights-of-wa- y as may bo neces- Kuglya, b 0 0 0 0 2 1 their own watchmen, and carry their have not faith io believe that "all sary to insure ingress and egress to all of which shall be things work together for good to thee ..3 own insurance, 32 5 4 0 27 8 and from the ponds; term of lease. at their expense. ho love Gou." If we Hail nut lain 20 years from July 1st, 1918; upset . engaging space, prospective and wait, and keep our souls 123456789 o0. "Before to work 0- rental, per annum, payable semi are requested to examine in patience we should learn to, Puunene Runs 00005001 -6 annually advance. exhibitors Hits 0- -8 in map of fair grounds and plan of build- "Judge not the Lord by feeble 02103101 The purchaser shall bo required to may be secured at sense, Paia Runs ..000100301 pend $500. per year The First Drawing in the ings Information 2- -4 not less than Commission office, 304 Kaui- Rut trust Him for Hi3 grace. Hits... 00001010 during the 10 years of lease the Fair Hit of Kugiya 7, runs 5 in 6 innings; first the keolani building, or from any member Blind unbelief is sure to err, in repairing and rehabilitating the committee." And scan His work in vain. hit of Barrows 1, run 1 in 3 innings ponds, of the commercial Momo run, out by Ma said and shall be required to --a- Again our Lord on the night before Maher. Struck put up a bond in sum f500. 15. Kugiya 8, Barrows 7. Base on the of His crucifixion, in closing his address her which shall bo satisfactory to the 1918 by 2, Kiguya 2, Harrows to his disciples in the upper room balls Maher Commissioner of Public Lands, to in ITEMS said: "In the world ye shall have 2. Left on base, Puunene 8, Paia expenditure. --d- RED CROSS 1:40. Umpire, Geo. sure such Said improve 0& tribulation: but be of good cheer; I Time. II. Cum 90 days frs mings. Scorer, Wm. McGerrow. ments shall start within from have overcome the world." The the date of the lease, or the rental emphatic words in that message are and bond shall bo forfeited. Kula Unit gives us the The Kula Unit made tho following those in which Christ The purchaser shall pay the cost assurance of his victory over all the ficiency. Men everywhere, now they advertising. Will Take Place May 15, 1918 articles in April: are of 10 pillows. forces that oppose him. There are coming to their are For maps and further information, comfort few, who, in tin 94 pajamas. men and women not a admitting that before the war apply at the olllco of the Commission suits timen, specu- in 25 hospital these dark and troublous civilized world had so come to er of Public Lands, Capitol Building, shirts. pessimistic way as of by se Get Your Coupons from 37 shirts. late in the most carnate the idea salvation Honolulu, T. II. under of Christian faith. progress as to 14 pairs under drawers to the future the cular and materials WALTER A. EXCLE, They talk and act as if Christ, and make the teachings of Christ, and Acting Commissioner of 90 pairs bed tdioes. and Maui Dry Goods Hamakuapoko: the Church, was doomed to utter especially his spiritual teachings, of Public Lands. and as if some no Slowly wo The Hamakuapoko Unit sent in the ignominious failure, movement whatsoever. Dated at Honolulu, the month of new and improved method of saving are learning that we were going as May 7th, 1918. following articles for or in- Pioneer Store April: l he owrld must be discovered tray, and putting our trust in a brok (May 10, 24, June 1, 14.) As Eonmeono puts It, the en, reed. Before the war ends, or af 115 under shirts. vented. operating leggins. millenium is to come by education, ter It Is ended, we shall, I hope learn Central 88 pairs enlightenment, by means of sani- more vitally we have, as yet The Store 54 pairs hospital socks. and than HAIKU HOMESTEAD FOR SALE bag covers. tation and social purity, of moral that the only power that can save 63 hot water an decay destine 6 pajamas. training and the world from and Lot No. 23, containing 43 of Moura & Co. suits of civilization on a secular tion, is not secular, and material, but acres Garage 8 kit bags. evolution pineapple or cane taro land. A ' khaki basis, in which Christ and his Church tho the as it is in Jesus. The and truth nine-roo- large lu hankerchiefs. are conspicuously absent. The world hope of the world is in Jesus Christ house, furniture, Haiku . saved, the millenium God stable, 6000 gallons water tanks, gulch for January to April is will never be and and in Him alone. "Wherefore water pasturage, kuleaua, Haiku list will never come in any such way, be- also highly exalted Him, and gavt and taro A pott cattle-proo- f fences, trip to the volcano as follows: cause it is lacking in the redeeming Hun a name which is above every redwood 105 suits pajamas. You name, ev fertile soil, attractive home-site- . For power essential to salvation. that in the name of Jesus Livingston, 35 pillows. may or not, but it Is a ery knee should bow, and every particulars write Stanley 39 believe it Co., sweaters. truth that the war Is to a great ex-le- tongue should confess that Jesus co Hawaiian Trust Honolulu. 25 pairs socks. exaggerated 2t.) sock3. theoutcomo of an be Christ is Lord, to the glory of the 4 pairs bed salvation by evolution and ef-- Father." 2 pairs wristers. lief in FOUR THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1918. THE MAUI NEWS WitUN MEN SHH RED Long has the Australian man been known for his chivalry towards a foe. Yet Entered at the Pott Office at Wailuku, Maul, Hawaii, aa second-clas- s matter. after a battle in Flanders, two Australian regiments went ORDER IT BY MAIL! over the battlefield and killed every wounded German on the field. Australian soldiers, schoolmates some of them, told mc this MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT Is ex- A Republican Paper Published in the Interest of the People themselves. Our Why ? ceptionally well equipped to handle all your Issued Every Friday. Because two clays before, they found five Australian Red Cross Drug and Toilet wants thoroughly and at one. MAUI PUBLISHING COMPANY, LIMITED, nurses, men nurses, crucified to barn doors with German swords; be- We will pay postage on all orders of 50o Proprietor! and Publiihera cause on that very morning a French major on the flank of the Aus- and over, except the following: tralian line in this attack came to the Australian Subscription Rates, $2.50 per Year in Advance. colonel and, taking Mineral Waters, Baby Foods, Glassware I'.'m by the lapel of his coat, pulled him across the way to a little village and articles of unusual weight and small value. butcher shop where, hanging to eleven WILL. J. COOPER : : EDITOR AND MANAGER meat hooks, were the bodies of Alcohol, Strychnine, eleven little boys caught by the throat on these meat hooks, From an Rat Poisons, Iodine, Ant Poison, Mercury address by R. FRIDAY : : : MAY 10. 1918. John Rathon, editor of the Providence Journal. Antiseptic Lysol, Acid, We pray Tablets, Carbolic that American troops may never have to make any such Gasoline, Turpentine, Benitne and all apology. Horrible as are the atrocities of the Hun at war, and hard other poisonous or Inflammable artlolea. as it may be to resist the impulse towards reprisals in Am- MAUI AID CAMPAIGN kind, every your order Is very heavy or contains NEWS' PLAN TO THRIFT STAMP erican will hope in his heart that our boys will It resist the temptation. liquid, we suggest you have It sent Two wrongs never made a right, and there is much that nothing to be gained by by freight This is an editorial for the boys and girls of Maui. vanton butchery. The barbarities of the enemy must undoubtedly The MAUI NEWS wants to help in the Thrift Stamp campaign. serve to bring nearer then of the war by steeling our arms to greater We have thought of a way ly which we can help every boy and girl effort. But may we come home from France with hands clean of the & Co., Ltd. Mood of helpless wounded, or of women and children. Benson. Smith in Maui to add to his Thrift Stamp collection. SERVICE EVERY SECOND will give Two We Thrift Stamps for every new subscriber secured THE REXALL 8TORE HONOLULU for the MAUI NEWS between now and the close of school. MORE AND MORE AND MORE! On top of this we wilt give to ever- - boy or girl who secures Ten Save more wheat, and more, and more! new subscribers to the MAUI NEWS, a bonus of One $5 War Savings Necessity tightens its grip. What was sufficient for yesterday, is Stamp. In other words, for 10 new subscribers we will pay you not enough for today. The long drain on Uncle Sam's wheat bin this Twenty Thrift Stamps and One $5 War Savings Stamp. winter has begun to tell. But this is not all. Today, the wheat crisis abroad has grown still more acute. This For every renewal subscription we will give One Thrift Stamp is the fag-en- d of the cereal supply, the last few months before the new The Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd. harvest. The Allies' home is at its lowest. out-s'd- c .'or each year. For example, if some one who now takes the MAUI supply Their need for help is at its highest." The Allies cannot hope to meet the crisis AND BONDS. renews his subscription 1 in BUYS AND SELLS REAL ESTATE, STOCKS NEWS for year (paying $2.50 advance) on first line food-cris- is the trench unless we assure them help in the WRITES FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE. you wilfget 1 Thrift Stamp. he pays for 2 years in advance If ($5), that threatens their rear guard of brave men, women and children left NEGOTIATES LOANS AND MORTGAGES. we will give you 2 Thrift Stamps. For 3 years in advance ($7.50), behind to build ships, make munitions and prepare clothing for those SECURES INVESTMENTS. you earn 3 Thrift Stamps. And so on. at the front. . This is the reason the call has come that we must save still more A list of High Grade Securities Mailed on Application. a new subscriber pays for more than 1 year, you will receive 2 If wheat to give the Allies, says the Food Administration. Instead of "Thrift Stamps for the first year, and 1 Thrift Stamp for each other CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. reducing our wheat consumption one-thir- d as we' have been urged to collect one-hal- f. year you the money for. do, we must now reduce it HONOLULU, HAWAII P. O. BOX 346. Now get it straight This means that each person must limit his or her consumption of 2 Thrift Stamps for each ttczv subscriber. wheat products to one and one-ha- lf pounds per week. Now, one pound of wheat flour should make one and three-fourth- s 1 $5 War Savings Stamp for every Ten new subscribers. pounds of Victory Bread. Each one may accordingly eat one and 1 Stamp three-fourt- Thrift for every year's subscription paid for after the hs pounds of Victory Bread a week, or four ordinary sized first. slices of Victory Bread a day. This is ample. With skillful planning, 1 Thrift Stamp for each year of a renewal subscription. in fact, most people should be able to get along with half of this ration. Make Your Butler Go Twice As Far If you want to earn Savings Stamps, this is the easiest way you can With corn, oatmeal, or some other whcatless hot bread for breakfast and w ith plenty of rice, hominy, or potatoes at dinner, no bread at all it. Fill out and send us coupon below will send a vj the and we you need be used. This leaves four slices of Victory Bread for lunch or Two pounds of merged butter from one pound Book Receipt to use in getting subscriptions. You can start right now. supper, when most people will be content with two. of butter and one pint of milk, is possible with T he ones that start first are the ones who' will get the most stamps. The half pound of wheat left after the pound of wheat flour is You will have only a few weeks, for the contest will end with the taken for Victory Bread will be ample ration per person for use in closing of the public schools. cooking, making pastry, or in macaroni or spaghetti, both of which are wheat products. Vr The Wonder With the realization that a wall of wheat will stop the advance MAUI NEWS' WAR SAVINGS STAMP CONTEST oi the Hun through our lines we are determined to do our all to meet I the plea, "Send wheat and more and more!" Maui Publishing Company, Ltd., o Butter Merger Wailuku, Hawaii. THE BOYS' WORKING RESERVE Simple and specially constructed, it merges butter Gentlemen : I want to enter your contest. Tlease send mc and milk into a truly delicious and creamy product. Receipt Book for taking subscriptions to the MAUI NEWS. The Boys' Working Reserve is something that probably few persons as yet know much about, but which is destined to become widely known Tastes like Country Butter. before long. is one of the various movements launched by the na- 0 It (Sign your name here.) tional food administration, and one which Mr. Hoover believes will one size only, $1.25 be of greatest importance. The idea is to enlist the boys of the country as workers in produc tive On the mainland boys and young men under the Sc (rost Offlee Addrcs3.) occupations. E. O. Hall Son, Ltd, draft age are to be offered to employers for work suited to their strength The house of dependable merchandise. Honolulu, T. II. and skill. They are to be sent from the cities to the farms in large num bers to help produce the food of the nation. (Name of School you Attend.) Here in the Islands the movement is also getting under way. ihe plan is to establish a sort of clearing house or labor bureau in Honolu- lu, through which arraagements will be made with employers to make use of boy labor under proper restrictions. The boys are to be en- MAUI "OVER THE TOP" FOR RED CROSS couraged to enlist for this work as a patriotic duty. Boys of all nation alities will be given places on the plantations at the close of their school Maui has again gone "over the top". Although the Red Cross Week year, according to the plans. They will be there to work, but their drive is still on we have exceeded our quota. This is a matter of con- welfare will be carefully looked after, and a spirit of patriotic competi- gratulation but not a signal for sitting back in All tion is counted upon to take away the drudgery of necessary toil. we can do is none too much. Tn England and r ranee the services of boys have been of most vital Much credit is due to Harold Rice, who directed the Maui drive importance. W hue it is to be hoped that America will not be pressed who is and responsible for the very efficient organization. But no one to the extreme that these countries-hav- e in exploiting its generation of has a monopoly in this respect. The boys and girls who got out and tomorrow, there is no question but that, under proper direction, our boys hustled for dimes are equally entitled to praise. will be able to fill many of the gaps in the industrial ranks caused by the But demands of 'the war. Morco'ver the experience should be good for the If you have not already contributed to the Red Cross, get in touch boys. The chief thing to be guarded against is that the enthusiasm for with those heading the drive in your district and contribute generously. the work is not permitted to interfere with the schooling of the workers. THEtilMILK WITH A The Red Cross needs every dollar so that it may be better prepared for any emergency. Don't be a slacker in this. 0 The boys over there are fighting our battle and the battle of human- SHAKE UP THE FOOD COMMISSION $1,000.00 Purity Guarantee. ity and we must not fail to do our share.Our quota was set at $60,000.00. Up to last night $61,030.05 had been collected. This, however, includes The row which is going on in the territorial food commission For Sale By the subscriptions of $24,462.50 which the Kahului Railroad Co. and the rot edifying. Moreover, while it seems to have shaken the commission The Best Stores Everywhere 1 lantations of Maui subscribed. out of its long period of lethargy, it cannot continue without seriously Maui and the Territory have all gone over the top. Let Hawaii crippling the usefulness of the body. Governor McCarthy should make set an example to the rest of the United States whose drive for funds the straightening out of this mess one of his first orders of business GONSALVES & CO., LTD. is to follow ours. when he takes his seat, or the legislature should. table the cards and The men heading the drive for the different districts are: G. C. call for a new deal. AGENTS FOR HAWAII Munro, Lanai; W, L. Decoto, Lahaina; II. B. Penhallow, and Brother o 74 Queen Street : : : : HONOLULU Frank. Wailuku; William Walsh, Kahului; J. B. Thomson, Puuncne; Carping criticism of the President is in poor taste these davs. In 11. A. Baldwin, Paia; W. A. Baldwin, Haiku; L. von Tempsky, Maka-wa- o; fact it is quite de trop in good American society. Americans who two George Copp, Kula; W. F. Pogue, Kailua; and Charles Bailey, j ears ago voted against Mr. Wilson and who strongly opposed his Hana. policies, are now backing him to a man. There are no democrats or republicans any more just plain Americans and alien enemies. And IIOMESTEAD1NG UNDER DIFFICULTIES the Americans have undertaken a job that they are going to see through. They will not brook any back-bitin- g or petty fault finding. The Haiku homestead enterprise has not been a failure despite It is high time for every one who claims to be American to get his They're here impression effect hold. ter- the to that that some persons The whole shoulders into the collar for -- real team work. The day of grace for ritory is richer in many ways on account of the efforts that have gone lukewarm Americanism has past, and the man who doesn't know into the experiment. Without the experience gained in the past 5 where he stands is likely to very suddenly have his status fixed for him. years at Haiku, the territory would have been much less prepared to Get into the game or get off the field! meet the war food crisis that was the case. And the end is not yet Yuba Tractors Nor should it be forgotten that whatever has been accomplished at Haiku has been in spite of unnatural odds. The first pineapple crop The resignation of Albert Falke, manager of the Pacific Guano & of the settlers was a practical loss due to the wettest year on record, Fertilizer Company, under the Hack feld regime, has been accepted. lack of roads, and panic prices for fruit at the canneries, lhis turned There will not be much sympathy felt for him. Falke has been a ready for delivery attention to other possible crops with the result that the possibilities of resident of the country for over a score of years but never thought it diversified agriculture was spread throughout the islands through the worth while to cut loose from Germany and become an American Ask for hard-boug- c'.tizen. is demonstration ht experience of the Haiku farmers. In fact there isn't much to be said for any alien who willing on your own F. G. Krauss, director of the Haiku experiment station, and him to make his home for years in America, enjoy its privilege and wax fat self an enthusiastic homesteader, has just compiled rainfall data which under the protection of its flag, and still is unwilling to assume the ground show that the homesteaders have suffered from both the wettest and responsibilities of American citizenship. the driest years on record, and this within the short space of 5 years o SOLE SELLING AGENTS FOR TERRITORY o The official Red Cross costume isn't exactly a beautiful creation The suggestion that the profits from sugar raised on public lands f.ut it is one of the most significant signs of the times. When hun- be turned over to Uncle Sam is the acid test of the disinterestedness dreds of thousands of women are willing to submerge their personality Honolulu Iron Works Co. of a lot of folk who have been urging the withdrawal of all public through the leveling medium of a uniform, it means that the wearers lands from homesteading in order that the world's need for sugar may are in dead earnest. The Red Cross movement is one of the biggest HONOLULU, T. II. be supplied. We move the previous question. Let us see what we things in the world today, and it is largely the sincerity of the women shall see. that is making it so. "3

THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1918. FIVE

Green peas, 1T)7 i It .vhieh is to nave its specHl depart- "7I2T6:io ments for the technical and manual Ooaolala Wholesale Produce Cucumbers, doz 60 to .70 Our IsFand On The Other Islands training of Hawaiians, Filipinos, Ko- Pumpkins, lb 01 to .02 rea!1?, Japanese, Chides-.- and all the Market Quotations Contemporaries i minglc-- races of the Pacific. Fruit 5W Bananas, Chinese, lb. green 01 Woman Falls Into Old Crater Bananas, cooking, bch 1.25 a Fisherman Had To Hurry ISSUED BY THE TERRITORIAL Hilo, May 6 Mrs. Hirata, wife of a Figs, 100 1.00 May 7 de- MARKETING DIVI80N. Sugar For Canada prominent Japanese of Hilo, was resc- Honolulu, In order to Grapes, Isabella, lb l:i part' on the v ) There b, nothing really surprising ued from death last Tuesday after- Matson steamer Manoa Wholesale only. Limes, 100 7." lis. . a. 4 - cu-pa- on last Sunday W. Teller had to be in (lie t'net t! at Hawaii i.s to ship r noon after falling 25 feet into an ex- Week ending May G, 1918. Pineapples,- cwt 1.50 brought Maul-Molok- to Canada, it is only that we have tinct crater nt Kapaho, Puna, which to Honolulu from the Papaias, lb 02'i in by Hono- msll consumers cannot buy at thess not previously taken this possibility she remained for forty-tw- hours with- channel one of the Strawberries 25 into consideration. On tho Atlantic out food or water and suffering with lulu tugs. He was a member of a prices; fishing party on the Sea Scout, and Livestock Coast arrangements wre made for a severe scalp wound. The rescue Cattle and sheep not bought at tlie Allies to sec:.rc Buprlies was by left here when it was intended first are from the effected Richard Lyman and Island butter, lb 45 .50 lire weight. They are Blaughtored Cuban crep, which v:as ic?.lly nil a party of Japanese to have the Manoa depart for the to rract who had been in Coast today. Kggs, select, doz 55 and paid for on a dressed weight turned ov. r to tho United States, and search of tho woman. Eggs, No. 1. from other nupply gourcer.. When the sailing schedule was doz 53 basis. Kcvcst.Coolest Hotel in Hawaii What Eggs, duck, doz 63 Hogs, up to 150 lbs 19 to .20 more natural a pro- Reward changed to last Sunday, Mrs. Teller Fort Street Honolulu than that similar For Kaiser Moustaches Young roosters, lb E0 to .60 cedure be takon on the l'aciflc! Su- wirelessed to Lahaina in the hopes of Dressed Mests Honolulu, May 7 Moustaches a la reaching Hens, lb 40 to .45 gar has been going right past. Hawaii her husband, but without Beef, lb 15 kaiser are not looked upon with favor Ho- Turkeys, lb 50 H to in transit from the Fiji Islands to success. Later she chartered the Veal, 15 by the Ad Club, which hopes to see tug Ducks, Muse, lb 35 lb to .15 Vancouver only it did not, occur te us nolulu which succeeded in locat- Mutton, .1!) the mowing of the few whoso owners ing getting Ducks, Pekin, lb 35 lb IS to that we might also be shipping there the Sea Scout and in Pork, lb 25 to .27 still have the nerve to parade them Teller back to Honolulu In time to Ducks, Haw. doz 9.75 "and saving freight charges at the around the streets. The club adopted Famj time. sail on the Matson boat. Vegetables And Produce Hides, Wet Salted a resolution yesterday offering a dol- nearly a N. SANO It cost hundred dollars for .' Steer, No. 1. lb 10 It took shipping congestion and rail- lar reward everyone Beans, string, green, . 05 to .06 for that is shav- the tug, but Teller preferred paying 2, 0!) CONTRACTOR AND road congestion to bring about the ed off. Beans, string, wax, green 07 Steer, No. lb BUILDER this to having to remain here for two OS opening of a new market for Hawai- Beans, Lima in pod 03V6 to .04 Steer, hair flip ian BUgar but the market has been month before he could get passage to Beans, Kips, lb 10 Just received a new stock of Cominecial College Planned the Coast. Maul Red 9.00 opened to us. The producer here Peas, dry, Isl. cwt 8.50 to 9.00 Goat, white 20 to .30 Mattresses, poultry netting, May 6 would rather ship to Canada, than Honolulu, It is announced Beets, dozen 30 paint? 0M3, thr.t steps bches Feed and furniture, etc. away over to the Atlantic because of active are to be taken to Carrots, dozen bchs 40 Bran, estal lis',1 in Honolvlu a new educa They Still Joke In England ton 60.00 Coffin and General Hardware. the '.liileinco in the freight charges Cabbage, cwt 2.00 to 2.50 Scratch food ton .... 98.00 to 100.00 viii'-- !): can suvc. Even, on so small tlonal institv.tici to be known as the "Just ask Dr. Jones to run round to Corn, sweet, 100 ears .... 2.25 to 2.50 85.00 to 87.50 rhone l College n pro- my Oats, ton a 'oil ion of oit crops as 25,1)00 Commercial place right away. Our cook's Uice, Haw. seed, cwt 8.00 ject down-stairs- , Hay, wheat 48.00 to 52.00 Market Walluku is il is saving will be a hand-- : which has been one of tho great fallen broke her leg; the Green peppers, bell 08 to .09 Street Pan-PnciA- ; chicken-pox- , Hay, Alfalfa 45.00 to 47.00 .i no sum. aims of the Union nnd the housemaid's got and my Creen peppers, 07 Mid chili The decision to supply this much Pacific As outlined at. two boy3 have been knocked down by Potatoes, Isl. 1 2.50 2.75 a-- present in to sugar to Canada was the more r.ccept-abl- e it intended that the College a taxi." Potatoes, sweet, red cwt. 1.75 of Hawaii, the Midr.icific ..1.60 to for the reason that it came right Institute "I'm sorry, sir, but tho doctor was Taro, cwt 2.00 BUY WAR SAVINGS B. co- air-rai- STAMPS. on the heels of the announcement we anl the J. Castle estate are to blown up in yesterday's and Taro, bunch, . ! 15 operate founding should have to depend on the Pacific in the new school, he won't be down for a week." Puck. Tomatoes 09 to .10 Coast refineries to handle practically GRAND HOTEL all of our output. It will relieve the re fining problem to just the extent of WAILUKU, MAUI, T. H. 25,000 tons but. it. leaves the shipping situation, growing steadily more seri- Reasonable Rates ous as the crop accumulates here af- ter grinding. Advertiser. Dinner parties given special attention. V On Behalf Of The Public Governor Tinkham cables to Trovost Marshal-Genera- l Crowdcr: "Encouraged by brother's suc- cess, Selwyn Aubrey Robinson, Class 1A, by unanimous vote of the district board on appeal, threatens to appeal also to the president. The public is convinc- ed these arc cases of slacking by Th very rich people and demoraliz- .Aa?e ing to the morale of this commun- ity registered, men." You By ud P The governor has not overstated the case. In fact, he haS put it con- servatively. egai Draft Executive Officer Field de- clares that his office will play no our national favorites, and the district board has decided to ventilate the Uoblnson ap- peal thoroughly to find out exactly the great market for product that is offer- what of reason and motive there is your behind it. Shoe All Hawaii will watch the handling 4 of this case. All Hawaii will await ed the a reason why Selwin Aubrey Robin-eo- by city and county of Honolulu, which unmarried son of a wealthy father, should be allowed exemption from the responsibilities of Class 1A. Mail orders care- Star-Bulleti- includes the supply organizations of of most the fully filled Haiku's Community Fair Haiku, Maui, one of the most pro- gressive rural sections of tho islands, large plantations, as well as the Army and has hit on a new and really useful idea tho "Haiku Community Fair." The object of this fair Is service to tho community through the exhibition Navy of things that have helped residents contingents. Regal Shoe and may help others. A Maui friend of the Star-Bulleti- n sends in these ex- tracts from the circular letter of in- Store formation, showing the neighborly HONOLULU spirit in which, the fair has been con- ceived. Here Is something that almost every The Food Administration community, no matter how small, can urges everyone to do. Last year an energetic school principal, Miss Carrie Thompson, now at Makaweli, planned and conducted produce a school fair at Kaneohe which was foodstuffs to the limit of their ability. a model that many schools might well have emulated. Many farming sec- tions on Hawaii might with profit can greatly relieve adopt the idea of Haiku and get up a lou community fair, to exchange neigh- the stenographer in the mat- borly helpful hints. Star-Bulleti- Here is the time and a place to dispose of ter of dictating and impor- tant letter writing, y writing Give The Profits To Uncle Sam If the net proceeds from tho sugar those letters yourself, at raised on public lands whose lease to home, on a the plantations is extended should be your products profitably. Are you going to pass turned over to Uncle Sam, there would be no difficulty in convincing the peo- ple of Hawaii that tho proposal of CoroNA the Chamber of Commerce legislative by the opportunity of finding a good committee is directed toward guaran- and lasting teeing high production of sugar in Typewriter war times. If the profits arc to go to the plantations, would-b- homestead- The personal writing machine ers may feel aggrieved at the delay market, or are you going to exhibit at and attend in opening these lands to entry. Let You can lake it any place, the plantations put the project on the "Dollar a Year" basis and such at any time. objections will vanish, and the public lands will be put to valid public use. This suggestion, mado in tho Star-Bulleti- n HAWAIIAN NEWS when tho land-la- suspension was proposed, is offered in the hope that it will receive enough oerious 00., LTD. consideration to assure the public fa that the patriotic motive ia uppermost HAWAII'S ANNUAL HONOLULU, T. II. in the plans for retaining control of valuable lands now under lease to TO corporations. Star-Bulleti- 8 Maui Japanese Will ERRITORIAL FAIM Aid Food Conservation

The Japanese of Maui will also do B.B.C.! food the 10-1- their bit at conservation for HONOLULU, 5. The California Rtmejy Honolulu fair in June. JUNE A Dr. Sugumura is the head of the Boon to jrfts committee and will be assisted by 1 Stomach Mr. and Mrs. Konda, Miss Cramer, v the Japanese Women's Association, and others. Sufferers Hfe$ The committee is awaiting some Special freight rates to exhibitors all lines. 1 Reconstructive V&c action by Oahu Japanese before de on transportation System builder xyrrrLf termining what will be done by Maui MilJ Liver Tonic and Laxative people. Fine Kidney unJ bladder Kemedy The food Question is a serious one RemarkaHe Wood Cleanser for the thousands of Japanese in tho Curet hhrumlUai .Qii MaUfi.1 Ailment! Territory and as the supply of rice J1.00 H tllUl. w. - may fail at any time for longer or All Druggists, Plantation snorter periods. Stores and Dealers. Suggestions for food substitutes will be moat valuable. - ' 111, 4U r

1918. SIX THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, MAY 10, ' o'clock in the afternoon, and such Weather On Maui LOST Men Demand hours being when all of the common l.l.-irt.-- 1mnrl-1,.K- Liquor A T u-- Imt nn the road half war between Wailuku' Disease engages Banana or working people were duly Bag contains one book with Of Licenses In their ordinary pursuits of making find Kaluilui near the new breakwater. Renewal a living. Weather report for the week name written on a card inside, a towel, and a small package of fruit. Spreads On Oahu "And your petitioners further allege May 8, 1918: This article was lost on Saturday, May 4, 1918, at about 3:45 1 M. (Continued from rage One.) the fact to be that notwithstanding please return to or notify the Maui News oflice, and receive the fact that said respondents D. H. WAILUKU REPORT rindcr C. D. D. Lindsay, reward. Future Shipments To Mainland May Case, Lufkin and C. a interested In the liquor business. Hint have heretofore and do now pretend Temp'ture o Be Stopped If Conditions nil nre so dominated by the "Baldwin publicly and privately that their mo- n in- a family" that they are afraid to art tives in the matter of granting li- Are Not Bettered dependently: that Case is also a pro- censes to your petitioners are solely Lindsay is not BENEFIT hibitionist: and that and purely a war measure, your pe- V a .9 RED CROSS an American citizen. The disease of the Chinese banana titioners allege, on information and u The paragraphs along this line are belief, and therefore state the fact to known ns black fruit rpot, first on- - aa follow be, that they nre directly nnd indirect- 72 65 .00 N. E. Cldy Basket Ball and Dance served in the spring of 1917 in Kalihi "And your petitioners further ly nothing but agents of the Baldwin, Girls' ,. 73 G7 .00 N. E. Cldy i. i,i rr,n in nimn. nllpgo that IX II . Case, Esq., is, ns family and taking orders from them AT THE WAILUKU GYM. 'they are informed and believe, and on to in- 74 68 .00 N. E. Cldy dance l.n plantings nil over t ne lsiana and that they are afraid act purh inforrmi,jon nnd i,Pii0f allege, a dependently and in accordance with 83 67 .00 N. E. Clear of Oahu. Last year it was only in Party and member of the Prohibition their individual views, their oath of 83 65 .00 N. E. Clear WAILUKU GYM. vs. KAHULUI evidence in Kalihi and in a planting affiliated with a society for the ad- politi- office and the law because the 83 63 .00 N. E. P. C. planta- vancement of prohibition. Foclal power of over the Tali but now is in the cal, financial nnd the 79 70 .00 N. E. P. C. Saturday, May 11th, 7:45 P. M. "And your petitioners further said lialdwin family compels them to tions of Moanalua, Pearl City and allege, on information and belief, and Averages Total ADMISSION, 25c1. DANCING EXTRA. according to C. W. Carpenter, act in opposition to their individual 77 66 .00 on such information and belief allege opinions, oath of plant disease specialist of the IT. S. I). II. positions and their Summary for the month of April: the fact to be, that the said Case office and the welfare of the commun- Experiment Station. is now. and at the time of taking his Mean temperature 75, mean lowest The disease is characterized by the ever ity." temperature 65. oath of office, and at all times "Your petitioners further assert formation on the green fruits of Kinre. was interested in the sale of Total precipitation for month 11.39 minute grayish spots, which later be-- notwithstanding that thev have not filed any petition be- - intoxicating liquors, filed any inches. come black, the whole fruit often - for a liquor license or bond 18 days nnd tward manifesta- there- There were of rain. mK or paid any fee in connection 1 day, ten uisubuu'u itlons as a Prohibitionist. D. There was only clear FORD "l"Y ii reason the said continuous layer m iuin.iv iiunuin-i- your petitioners with for the that days of part cloudy and 19 days of for qualities of the "And further H. Case, C. P. Lufkin and D. C. Lind- Have Arrived. Last Shipment spots. The eating state that C. V. Lufkin, one of the cl'jujv weather. fruits are but little impaired, but such say, constituting a majority of the respondents herein, during all the of tt fruit is not accepted for export. The to, has been Heard of License Commissioners leaves caus- times herein referred the County of Maui have openly as- FELLOW some Time. disease also attacks the and now is president of the Hank of FILIPINO SLASHES ing them to become black, and to corporation, serted that under no circumstances COUNTRYMAN WITH KNIFE Affect- Maui, Ltd., an Hawaiian grant any your wither and fall prematurely. bank, during all of said will they licenses to only sell by de- which said petitioners, or any other person, and proper The car you can at cost ed plants are often weakened times, has been and now is directly In a quarrel over the handl foliation and the bunches are small selling intoxicating that the offer of the said V. H. Case, ing of a machine in the plant of the interested in the I). I). C. Lindsay ac- and relatively worthless. say, by way of loan- C. Lufkin and to in value. the liquors, that is to cept your petitioners all the American Can Company, at Haiku, price. Does not depreciate The small black bodies are ing money and advancing money to from fruiting organs, i. e., pyenidia of a preliminary steps to the granting of on Tuesday, Herbacio Pan30 drew holders of liquor licenses and taking Agaplto ns security the license is simply and solely for a pocket knife and slashed fruiting bodies notes purpose of delay and for pur- Pelos Reyes a number or times on Cash or Terms. and the spores in th, upon tne lands, leases, imnu- - the the are not umiKe imi "-- nnd stock of pose of obtaining money for the pub- the shoulder and chest. Hot, ings, furniture, fixtures Maui in which The wounded man was treated at disease or grapes knows as Black liquors concerning and appertaining lican called the News HARRY GESNER, Agt. caused by the fungus Guignardia petitioners are informed and believe, the I'aia hospital, where it was dis- thereto. on information and belief covered that his injuries are not seri Bidwelll. 'And your petitioners further and such See the new Ford Truck, 1 ton. Goverment modd increasing proportion oi A . allege, the said respondents are finan- ous. Panso was arrested but later Since aa .1 " u nnH the fruits is being affected and Mich "V if,ni nv cially interested." released on ?25 bail. accepted export, the M fruits are not for one of the respondents 7herein, was situation as regards the continued taking office, now is rapidly becom- at the time of shipping of bananas is and at all times between was interest- ing critical. Unless the conditions intoxicating liquors, THE impossible a ed in the sale of ATTRACTIONS FOR THIS WEEK AT improve it is not that and further allege the fact to be, on Proclamation Federal quarantine may be establish- the satu shipments to the the advice of counsel, that ed against banana D. C. Lindsay is not now, and never Coast until such time as the nature I, LUCIUS E. "PINKIIAM, Governor of the Territory are ihas been, a citizen of the United and potentialities of the disease States of America. of Hawaii, hereby convene the Legislature in Special Session more fully appreciated. allege in- "And your petitioners further on Tuesday, the "llfifnth day of May, Nineteen Hundred Those interested in the banana D. C. D. as- that the said II. Case, Lufkin and Eighteen," ap- dustry should realize the serious acting for consideration of uch legislation and begin opera- and D. C. Lindsay, are arbitra- Saturday, May 11th. Wednesday, May 15th. pects of this disease and rily and not within their legal powers propriations as have been made necessary by the elements, tions seeking to find methods of con- SPECIAL ARTCRAFT PROGRAM PARAMOUNT PROGRAM local burning for the purpose lor wmcn tney were the war, conditions and the pressing welfare of the trol. Pruning out and e.nd GERALDINE FARRAR in FREDERICK in the appointed, but are acting for " GOD PAULINE people of this Territory. diseased material combined with t)ivy Cham THE WOMAN FORGOT" "HUNGRY HEART." even directed bjk.a called the Mix-up- selection of healthy suckers, and County or Charles Conklin in "His Merry IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I entire replanting with suckers from ber of Commerce of the fox Comedy Also, "Vengeance and the Woman.1 Maui, which said body represents a And, "Pathe News." have hereunto set my hand and spraying plants cits-Ben- And, is Number One?", healthy plants, per cent, the s "Who occasionally Bordeaux mixture fraction of one of and caused the Great Seal .T-- . with voters of County of Maul until th truic appears, are measures and the Sundav, Mav 12th. :v. May 16th. of the Territory of Hawaii aioresaid. - 5Tuiuh may hare to be resorted to in allege PAKAMOINT TROORAM FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN and BEVER- (Seal) to be affixed. disease "Your petitioners further ANN PENNINGTON in LY BANE in meeting situation. The that the Chamber of Commerce of the DONE at the Capitol, in Hono- matures with the fruit and at first sponsor "ANTICS OF ANN" "PENNINGTONS CHOICE." consequence, yet County of Maui, which is the And, Ctingaree, Bush- lulu, this Thirtieth day of appears of little said D. H. Case, the Australian Also. Pearl White In "The Fatal is fully ripe its appear- of and director of the ranger. April, A. D. Nineteen Hun- when the fruit C. D. Lufkin and D. C. Lindsay, hold Ring," And "Pathe News." ance is bo far disfigured that it is not approxi- dred and Eighteen. to the mainland. their meetings in ah oflice MonJav, Mav 13th. taken for exportation wide and twenty-thre- e Friday, May 17th. tt- mately twelve feet WILLIAM FARNUM - of hold- in (Sgd.) . LUCIUS E. PINKIIAM, feet long and incapable OF TWO WINIFRED ALLEN in ing more than fifty persons, and have "THE TALE CITIES" Governor of Hawaii. an And Fatty Arbuckle in "His Wedding "THE MAN WHO MADE GOOD." Radio Of Hun Origin purposely held their meetings at Night." By the Governor: hour when the majority of people, and (Sgd.) CURTIS P. IAUK EA, in fact all of the people, except those jTay Book seat now for Horace Gol-di- n Is Received By Manoa upper positions for the Tuseday, 14th. 3f Secretary of Hawaii working in VIRGINIA PEARSON in the Worlds Greatest Magician, members of the Baldwin family, could -- meetings being held "THE WRATH OF LOVE." Saturday 18th. G Evidence that the Germans are not attend, such high-powe- between the hours of two and four derating a r wireless in the Pacific, probably either in the South Seas or in the Orient, may be "SAFETY FIRST" STEERING DEVICE indicated by the receipt of a message In English by the Matson steamer At the Orpheum, Saturday, May 18. Manoa, which was unquestionably of Low-Price- Hun origin. Simple, Positive, d This radio was picked up by the Manoa operators when they ran the MAKES YOUR FORD WALK A CIIAEK IJNE. receiving range of the ship's wireless up to its maximum, and listened in AUTOMATICALLY CORRECTS mistakes so far as steering is con- on the strange Germanized English cerned, whether made through oversight, inadvertence or unavoidable messags. Its wording gave every in- dication of having been phrased by accident. It makes rough roads easy. It lessens wear on machine and untruthful- a German, as well as the tires and saves many times its cost in reduced lire expense. It auto- ness of the message. Because of the character of the Ma- matically takes up lost motion between steering wheel and road wheels noa wireless equipment, it is not be- when steering gear is worn, keeping road wheels in perfect alignment. lieved the message could have come from Berlin, but from some point IN TRAVELING ROUGH, MUDDY OR SANDY ROADS, in turn-- from 1000 to 2000 miles away. On a previous voyage to Honolulu irg corners, or around other vehicles, or when coming in contact with the Manoa received another false and tcnes, etc., the "Safety First" shows its real worth and stands every Btrange wireless message which re- ported the capture of Amiens during lest. With the "Safety First" the driving of ladies and beginners is the initial part of the German drive like that of a veteran. on the West Front. Messages have also been picked up by the Lurline Can be attached by anyone with a wrench, in less than 10 minutes. which told of great victories being won by the German armies on the t! lib Europeans battle fields. f:: v4ir1l All of these messages are thought Maui Agent, JIM FUT KUM to be a part of German propaganda In this portion of the world to en- eo AH HOY'S MEAT MARKET. courage German sympathizers and to VAV ; discourage those of the Allies. &f& I The Born Guaranty BIBBi IMIlimiO EII!l!ll!l!lillllIlllill!llllilllllB!ll!I!l!iiliilll r Entered Of Record You arc not expected to Bom-tailor- Deeds pay for your ed JOSEPH 10 REC.O & WF. to Antcme Do S. Fayas, R. P. 2158 Kul 441 suit unless it satisfies you Wailuku, Maui, Apr. 30, Halaula, completely fit, workman -- 1918. $500. in A. R. SOUZA. JR., & WF. to W. A. ship and quality of materials. Baldwin Tr. pes. land. KaupakaUia, BARBARA BABINGTON. Hamakualoa. Maui, Mar. 29, 1918. Wj)? Q $1. MANUEL AMBROSE & WF. to Man- And because Born Tailor- uel N. Calasa, pc. land, Waiakoa, does satisfy, liberal Kula, Maui, Apr. 27, 191. $1000. ing this ANE II. KEALOHA & USD. (L. C.) guaranty adds nothing to the to Pedra Norp;aard, Lot 63 Gr. 6482, Wajohuli-Keokea- , Kula, Maui, May price. 3, 1918. $450. HI LA KAVHI to J. B. Kaaimoku, int. in pc. land, Halaula, Wailuku, .Let Maul, June 21, 1917. $50. us show you how good a suit we can make for the money you are willing invest. L Those Who Travel to RetiJtnl Born Dealer) Departed By str. Mauna Kea, May 3, from Maui T. Aki, W. Lau Lee, Miss A. Prouty, Miss L. Conry, B. Kunashige, W. Kananailima, B. F. Goldwater, N. W. Aluli, George E. Tuppcr, Hara. Maui Drygoods & Grocery Company, Wailuku. Mrs. Kimokaml. THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1918 CffVtM

.. i BY Dainty Ann Pennington's AUTHORITY LODGE MAUI, NO. 84, A. F. A A. M. I Narrow Escape LIBERTY St! j AT THE THEATERS Much of he realest kind of comedy IN' THE CIIICI IT COI ItT OF THE CATERING appear. j., SeciTlid Of water scenes of the Circuit tile Territorv...... j ,if. No. 45. latest Ann Pennington picture, "The Hawaii. At Chambers. Antics of is be BY Ann", which to shown MAUI WOMEN Geraldine Farrar in on Saturday at the Wniluku Orpiieum, In the matter of Hie Estate of Maxi "The Woman God Forgot" when Miss milian Lckart, A Pennington as a rather Deceased. Stated meetings will be held at Department Of Domestic Economy Intended To Oeraldino Farrar, the popular cele- harum srarum boarding girl, Serve A Patriotic brity of school Masonic Hall. Kahului, on the first Purpose In Conserving Food By both the opera and the amazes her friends relatives by Petition of Max Otto Eckart Saturday night Needed The Allied Armies In Europe screen, Cecil B. and and Fritz of each month at 7:30 de Mille, that talent- appearing in a daring if somewhat fcrncst Eckart for Probate of Will. P. M. ed exponent of modern photoplay tech- risque bathing suit. The interested ViHlting brethren are eordiallr In-rit- nique and master creator of cinema spectators who It is ordered Thursday, to WHEAT BREADS FOR BREAKFAST Corn Dodgers spectacles, flocked after her at that the attend. and Jennie Macpherson, the hotel where the scenes were taken ASrcI. day of May A. 1)., FJ1.S at Id F. W. PEACOCK, R. M. ( And All Others Meals Too.) 1 one W. cup boiling water of tho very foremost writers for nearly upset the bathing raft and it o'clock A. M., be and the same is V. A. Have you 2 tho ROnniNS, Secretary. said that you would ra- cups cornmeal screen, have again combined their was necessary to send for the life- hereby appointed for hearing said 1 very ther make toast for breakfast than teaspoon salt best efforts in behalf of the guards to rescue the small star. Petition, in the Court Boom, of this s ALOHA LODGE NO. 3 got up a little earlier to make some 2 teaspoons fat. patrons of high-clas- films in "The Court, at Wailuku, Maui, KNIGHTS War Is Hawaii. OF of these muffins? Dou you know that Pour the boiling water over the Woman God Forgot". Greater even Theme Paramount in Drama Wniluku. Maui, April 12 l'JIS. PYTHIAS. In France there is almost no supply other materials. Beat well. When than the previous accomplishment of of Today Patriotic Spirit Mingled BY THE COURT, of food ahead and unless we send coll, form into thin cakes and bake this trio, "Joan the Woman!', a mo- With Stirring Plot of Creat Drama- T. B. LINTON, Clerk. wneat over 30 tion picture tic Interest there starvation would minutes in a hot oven. Makes 14 spectacle which created (April 1!), 2G; May 3, 10.) soon nave them in its era an? Fur. biscuits. These crisp biscuits are a sensation everywhere, this newest Roma Winnet (Virginia Foarson) is ther words from the United States good with butter or gravy. film de luxe offers the biggest photo-productio- n the author of "Jealousy", a novel ioou Administration should be un of the year. which has created a sensation In BY AUTHORITY necessary. Now is your testing time. Based on a page of American his- social circles. Fear that she herself Regular meetings will be held at DID YOU KNOW tory will come under the spell of the SEALED you when Montezuma and his Aztecs TENDERS the KnlKhts of Pythias Hall. Wailu Corn Flour and Hominy Did know that to take the wa- were conquered by the Spaniards "Green Kyed Monster" has prevented Muffins ter in which rice ku, on the second and fourth Friday 1 has been cooked headed by Cortez, this super-photopla- her from marrying. Sealed tenders will be received by cup cooked hominy and mix of each month. 1 it with the juice poured off presents the famous diva a stirring The first time she really loves is the Maui Loan Fund ConiniiKsinii .iml teaspoon salt a can of tomatoes in All flatting members are eordiallr 1 will make a good romance of unusual beauty. In stag- when meets Bob Lawson (Irwing .the Board of Supervisors of the Coun tablespoons shortening foundation soup? invited to attend. 4 for ing this production Cecil 11. de Mille Cummings), an easy going business ty of Maui, T. II. at Wailuku. T. II., teaspoons baking powder Did you know man, up 2 cups what a tablespoon of built the highest r.et ever erected for and a great favorile with wo to 10 o'clock a. m., on Saturday, II. S. PERRY, C. C. corn flour peanut butter is equal to a men. Bob May 11, C. 1 egg half table- a motion picture, a replica of an Az- is also attracted to Roma, lyis. for construction of a re- J. DLAIIt, K. R. & S. spoon of fat in cooking? tec temple over and, thanks to his adoring mother, is inforced concrete and gunite lining to 94 cup milk. Did you two hundred feet know that the only part of high. This set alone covered an area put well on the way to win her. the Olinda Reservoir, Olinda, Maka-- ; COURT VALLEY ISLAND NO. 9239 Mix together hominy, salt, melted the milk lacking in shortening, egg skimmed milk is of over two miles and was the site of Bob finally musters courage enough wao, Maui, T. II. ANCIENT ORDER FORESTERS beaten and milk tho fat? So in recipes where other to propose. Roma reluctantly con- Plans specifications Add flour which has been a gigantic battle in which over a and and blank Regular nieetiiiRs will be held at sifted with fat is used, the skimmed milk will do persons sents, though fearing at Hie time that 'form:! for t ho proposal are on file baking powder. Ueat well and bake thousand took part. More in Moose Hal!, Kahului, 011 the first and as well as the whole milk. jealousy might wreck happiness. the ollice of Hie Com-- j In greased muffins oven thrilling even than the battle scenes their Maui Loan Fund third Thursday of each month, at 7:30 tins in hot Did you know that in baking, every in "Joan" are They wed and Roma experiences mission. Wailuku. T. II., and in for 25 to 30 minutes. egg these views of conflict tle P. M. that is"Msed reduces the amount showing the first use of gunpowder in vreat happiness. All fear of jealousy oflice of Hie Superintendent of Public All visit in? are cordially of baking powder one teaspoon? Did country vanishes. Works, Capitol Building, Honolulu, T. Cornmeal Muffins you this and its triumph over the invited to attunl. know that a little salt helps the machines of war by The First Tinge of Jealousy II. 2 cups flavor sugar used tho Indians. CARL F. N. ROSE, cornmeal where is customarily Never in her career has beautiful Kthel Clark (Louise Bate), Roma's The Maui Loan Fund Commission Financial Secretary. 4 teaspoons baking powder used? Yes, even in stewed prunes. Geraldine dearest friend, is engaged to Dave and the Board of Supervisors of the 1 teaspoon Farrar been afforded a salt vehicle disclor.es ad- Blake, Bob's chum. When war is County of Maui reserve the right to 2 cups sweet that to a better milk A group of prominent vantage her wonderful histrionic declared Dave is called to.the colors. reject any and all bids. 1 egg (may be omitted) patriotic On leaving LOAN" women of up- talents. "The Woman God Forgot" he tells Bob to take care MAPI PPM) COMMISSION, 2 tablespoons fat. Houston, Texas, called of on the Administrator there to protest marks a distinct advance in tho an- Ethel. Roma experiences her first R. A. WADS WORTH, pAU! BOOKSTORE Mix dry ingredients. Add milk against nals of the tinge of jealousy when Bob throws Secretary. well egg, the frivolity of waste which motion picture. Just as beaten and melted fat. Beat is going on in many "Joan the Woman" was considered his arms in a brotherly way about (Apr. 20; May ?,, in.) 3 BOOKS, STATIONERY well. Uiike in muUlns tins for 30 homes of the Kthel's shoulders. city noted for war-tim- e hospital- the triumph of tho season at the time a NEWS DEALER8 minutes. their A lew months Dave suddenly ity. It was stated that while one of its release, so does this new De later BY AUTHORITY neighbor saves two others Mille spectacle disclose the latest arrives at Bob's house. He has been Hawaiian Views and Post Barley waste. sent back from the front on a secret Cards Biscuit Muffins "What plan have you?" The ladies achievements In the cinema art. Al- SEALED TENDERS Souvenir-Jewelr- y 2 cups barley flour were though this production offers spectac- mission. Five spies are on his trail Koa asked. and see him Novelties V4 teaspoon salt "Yellow flowers, ular displays, its interest is not con- enter Bob's home. lie Fine said one of the asks for Ethel, who was visiting there Sealed tenders will be received at Candlea 4 teaspoons baking powder group. fined to this feature alone. A power- the office or the Counly Clerk, Count v Ukulelea 3 tablespoons "And you ful theme keeps the chief that evening. Bob calls her. Roma of Maui, fat what will do with yellow characters prows suspicious and entering the T. II., until 2:00 P. M. Friday, cup milk (about.) flowers?" in the foreground throughout the May lut h., 1!HS, lor tin construction WAILUKU, MAUI Sift dry ingredients together, "Why course of tho story and discloses tho room where Bob, Dave and Ethel are, the wherever a home is wasteful finds only her husband and the young of one school room addition, l'aia; rub in the fat, and add the liquid un- and unpatriotic send the head-- of the best work of such film artists in the two room addition, Kealma; one lady. Dave had hidden behind a cur-lai- til a soft dough is formed that will house a yellow flower with a yellow supporting cast as Raymond Hat ton, school room addiiion, Fimkolii; one fall from the spoon. Drop from a tag." Hobart Bosworth, Wallace Roid, Wal- school room addition, Kahului; four spoon ter Long, Charles B. Rogers, Olga Jealousy now makes life unbearable into well greased muffin tins "And who will carry the flowers and go mys- room school, Kainehamcha III; four not get Grey and Theodore Kosloff, the fam- for Roma. She sees Bob on and bake in a hot oven. killed?" terious missions to a houseboat at the room school, Wailuku; one room Amateurs Here's your The question did bring up to mind's ous Russian Dancer. school, Kealahou; two bed-room- , eye rear of his estate, where Dave was chance to learn how to make Corn Flour Griddle Cakes pistols for two and daggers for Pauline Frederick in hiding; she sees Ethel go there; she teachers' cottage, Puuneiie; and two six. bed-roo- cottage, good pictures 1 cups corn flour "The Hungry Heart" finds Ethel in conference with Bob Makawao, County "School children shall carry the of Maui, Territory of Hawaii. teaspoon soda "The Hungry Heart", well-know- n in his office, where she had taken flowers." from the The Board of Supervisors reserves TJIC PHOTO M teaspoon salt novel by David Graham Fhil-lip- s some papers from Dave that lion And while the Administration listen the right 10 reject any tend- MINI 1 cup twentieth-centur- y might and all ATURIi SEIIICS sour milk ed to of that name, is a hide them in his safe. Roma ers. 1 egg. the suggestion it remained again misunderstands and upbraids silent. drama of the lives of Richard Plans and specifications of 166 booklets covers so Sift the dry Ingredients together, and Courtney Vaughan, who at the be- Bob. He assures her she is wrong, and blank If any ladies war-tim- e proposals are on file many in Photo- add the milk and the beaten egg. Mix famous for ginning of the story are returning and for a time satisfies her. in the office of subjects hospitality receive yellow flowers; if That evening a note is thrown the County Engineer. graphy that it would require well and cook on a hot griddle. The any from their honeymoon, from Arcady A must be very business men find them pinned to reality. through the open window to Bob. It deposit of $5.00 is required for larger space to enumerate batter thin. on their labels by a smiling girl its each set of plans and specifications. Through the first weeks of tells him to bring the papers to the them. Kach is con-line- d a pretty safe bet that one neighbor her By Order of the Board of Super- booklet Barley Flour Griddle Cakes got married life, Courtney finds that her setioat at once. He leaves and to one subject. We have has the goods on the other and is Roma follows. She sees him board visors, For and Within the Coun- 3 cups barley Yellow husband absorbed in his chemistry ty flour is the price. and experiments that there is no the boat. She sees Ethel meet him. of Maui. the complete series, write for 2 teaspoon baking powder WM. F. KAAE, complete list. teaspoon place in his real life for her. He Dave denies sending the note and salt "Two things which are equal to the treats her as a child, and even the says it was the work of the spies. County Clerk, County of Maui. 2 cups sour milk same thing birth Seeing he Is discovered, Dave (Apr. 2G; May 3.) 1 egg are equal to each other." of their son later on does not that Honolulu pbeto Supply No rodent steals from this coun bring him to an understanding of her determines to make a dash with the 2 tablespoons melted fat try's rescources enough count real nature. papers. Bob leaves the boat. Company 1 teaspoon to at BY AUTHORITY soda. all in the total. There is, of course, another man, Soon after the spies board the craft, 1059 Fort St. Honolulu. Mix and sift flour, baking powder Yet together an tho hypothenuse to the triangle, and just as Dave starts to go. One of tho and salt. Combine sour milk and egg all the rats steal IX THE CIRCUIT COURT, SECOND nually to the extent of $200,000,000. a stormy time of passion and fulfilled spies grapples with him, throws him Circuit, Territory of Hawaii. well beaten, add melted fat, add soda No rats gives back, in any form of longings on Courtney's part. All this into a boat and starts down the river. dissolved in a little cold water. Sift been The spy Ethel. She Drop service, the value of this theft. He has handled with delicate skill other attacks In (he Matter of the Estate of Ke-ali- in flour mixture and beat well. Is by Miss Frederick, by way, kills him. After a hard battle Dave by spoonfulls greased, only and soley a pest. who, the Kaleii.ianuhia, Deceased. on a hot griddle No hoarder steals from this coun was the means of filming this picture, throws the other spy overboard and and cook as for other griddle cakes- - try's food supply enough to make a the story of which has long been one returns to Ethel. Notice To Creditors difference in the total. of her favorites. Afte taking her to Bob's house he Notice is hereby given to all per- Corn Meal Griddle Cakes Yet enough hoarders could play The solution is as unexpected as it sets off for headquarters to deliver sons having claims against the Estate 1 cup cornmeal havoc with our supply to defeat the is wholesome and delightful, and the the papers. Rom.i meets Ethel and of Keaho Kaleimanuhia, late of 1 n splen- pours ou liana. cup boiling milk Allies, and sound the honor of a photoplay, besides furnishing out her wrath her and Bob. County of Maui, T. 11., to present 1 tablespoon drippings country that has said it will keep did vehicle for Miss Frederick, pro- In vain do they try to explain. same duly authenticated and with Vt teaspoon salt enough at home to feed its own peo vides action, humor, pathos and a deal In the middle of her tirade Dave ar- proper vouchers, if such exist, to W. 2 eggs ple. of just human happiness gained rives. Then all the misunderstand- F. expert ings away. Crocked, executor of said estate, 1 tablespoon molasses The hoarder does not give back, in through the bitter school of are brushed Roma falls within six months from dale of publi- 1 teaspoon baking powder. any form of patriotism the value of ence, through which each of us must into Bob's arms, at last freed from cation of this police, or payment Cr sco Put cornmeal in bowl, cover with his theft. He is only and soley a pass willy nllly. the pangs of jealousy. Advt. thereof will bo forever barred. boiling milk. Add the fat. When slacker. Dated April 23, 1U1S, Wailuku Maui. cold add the salt, molasses, baking J. F. CHILD, W. F. CROCKETT, powder and eggs which have been Food Administrator for Hawaii. Executor. beaten light. Mix together Oable-3(ahui- until well fjime ui ENOS VINCENT and and bake on a hot griddle. Siailroad Co. W. F. CROCKETT, Jr., A Pruzzlin Problem Attorneys for Executor. you doing with Daily Passenger Train Schedule (Except Sunday) Buckwheat Griddle Cakes Willis "What are (Apr. 2G; May 3, 10, 17.) all those charts and time-tables?- " Tlia following schedule went into effect June 4th, 1913. 1 pint buttermilk of Buckwheat flour Gillis "Those charts are lists FOR FRYING the various meatless, wheatless, and TOWAWD8 WAILUKU TOWARDS HAIKU i cake yeast days States. FOrl SHORTENING, Pinch of butterless In the various salt trying to figure out a trip where Oistanci 1 tablespoon I'm llituci FOR CAKE MAKING molasses by I can get a ham sandwich once a II In J,4 War teaspoon soda. Mills Mllis imie Into the buttermilk stir enough month." Life. STATIONS flour to make a thin batter; add the the best remembrance for the yeast cake softened in a warm 8 6 1 ones "over little S 33 3 3o,i 5 42 6 35 A..Wiiluku..L 40 8 50 30 J S3 S 31 there" and the ones water and the and thorough- 1 8 1 salt beat K. MACHlDAEgHg Jgtore j j 3 20 15 30 6 25 15.3 L.. ..A o ,0 50 9 00 4'-- ' 3 45 "at home" is your photo inside a ly. Let rise over night and in the i 4 ICE CREAM ..Kahului.. transparent handled pocket knife. morning stir In tho molasses and the A- J 3 17 8 27 12.0 - ..L 33 6 1 J 47 Fifty baking soda. Save a cup of the bat- Ths Bast In Town 5i 4' different . styles and sizes 5 10 3 07 8 17 "A 7 1 ter to be used instead of yeaBt for the And a Soda Fountain iL" Spreck- - j sy 37J of knives, razors, etc. next baking. 1 'jg Glva Us a Trial eli,Til" 9 S 8 i5' 84 a:: 1 GEO. W. BAILEY, WAILUKU, will UARKET STREET. : WAILUKU. o9(3 05 i'l 7 0i ,a 38, 1 8 L.. ..A 7 5 a 10 take your order. Barley Baking Powder Biscuits 55 05 9.8 054 U.S. Thrift 2 cups barley flour 8 a M teaspoon Sa S3 03 7 17; a 07,4 salt 31 L" Stamps 4 teaspoons baking powder 47 7 57 Haina- - "A, 7 J4! a 14 4 19 3 tablespoons fat . "kuapoko "T 11. 9 cup THE HOME OF THE 4 5i 2 46 7 56 A" " 7 a; a 15 4 ao If FREE milk. Sift the dry ingredients together, nu 4 45 4o 7 5 L.. ..A 7 33, a 23'4 a8 I .. Pauwela .. rub in the fat, and add the liquid un- Stclnwoy Starr 1.4 13 9 at Dimond's til a soft dough is formed. Roll to PIANOS ! 4 44 39 7 49 A.. ..L 17 35.. a a5 4 30 4 35I. 7 Haiku' . A 15-- 17 4o!. a ll twenty-fiv- e about inch thick, cut with a cookie 4o2 45. 3 4 35 ipiii A cent cutter and bake in a hot oven. Thrift Stamp will bo Kiven with every $1.00 Oat Cakes PUUNENE DIVISION ftWHENiYOUAYAHT ITY 1, purchase of "Flower ! do 1 cup oatmeal fNJOV A GARDEN OR LAWN WITHOUT Luce" flat ware. Little warm water TOWARDS PUUNENE TOWARDS KAHULUI IHE 0RUD0ERYvOFM0LDING THE HOSE, He thrifty and start a Pinch salt. saving account with 1 " 2 4" I'll your Uncle Sam. Mix the oatmeal, warm water and STATIONS salt together into a firm dough. Do Pitsinfir PutiDpr littllCI tiStaiCI PlIUM" P(iiar I.l the closing out of not out but pat it with your hand Prepare now tho "Flower de Luce", roll P M Wilts Mllis A against drought. v A M P M fin years into a thin, flat cake. Then sprinkle T...Knhulul.. Arrange to use the nuirantce. the top with oatmeal flour and toast 2 50 6 00 n 5 6 22 3 15 Community Silver pat- A. ruiiaeiie..L tern, room In front of fire. 3 00 6 10 I to make for 0 6 12 3 OS Skinner System Community's latest 1. All trains daily except Sundays. OF IRRIGATION creation, we will allow Hominy Muffins you a discount of 25"r 1 cup cooked hominy 2. A Special Train (Labor Train) will leave Wailuku dally, except Sundays, this summer. Used and recom- 1 1 a y in U. S. by growers P able 1 teaspoon salt at 6:30 a. m., arriving at Kahului at 6: CO a. m., and connecting with mended on Oahu Thrift Stamps. 1 tablespoons shortening and Maui. Cost of installation $ We hav a large stock of & the 8:00 a. m. train for Puunene. is Help yourself! Help 6 teaspoons baking powder moderate. For ti uck and w1 3. BAGGAGE RATES: 150 pounds personal v your country! We have 1 egg S of baggage will be carried free flower gardens, lawns, or crops 1 ( t Insldo Player Pianos a complete stock of sis of charge on each whole ticket, 75 pounds of almost any cup milk and on each half ticket, when kind. Write us Community everything. 2 cups corn flour. $ at fair prices and easy terms. baggage Is in charge of and on the same as for further Information. We take old pianos in exchange. train the holder of the ticket. Silver SAL10 NOW ON. Mix together hominy, salt, melted For excess baggage 25 cents per 100 pounds or part thereof will be shortening, beaten egg and milk. Add jj charged. Lowers & Cooke, Ltd. W. & flour, which has been sifted with bak- I Thayer Piano Co., Ltd W. Dimond Co., Ltd. For Ticket Fares and other information see Local Passenger I. C. C. Lumber & Building Material ing powder. Beat well and bake in 3E IIONOLLU, HAWAII. Tariff "The llou.-- o of Housewares" greased muffins tins or shallow pan Np. 8, or Inquire at any of the Depots. HONOLULU. 53 65 King Street : HONOLULU in hot oven 25 to 30 minutes.

1 EIGHT THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1918.

Coral Hibiscus To Maui Nurse To Leave Lahaina Boy MaK Latest News By Wireless Personal Mention Be Official Flower As Bride For France War Stamp Record u (Continued from Paijc One.) will bo tho Mrs. Ruth H. Edmonds, nurse at T. D. Lyons, of Wailuku, was a pass- (Continued from rage One.) The coral hibiscus enger to Honolulu on Monday even of incoming guber- Maiinaolu Seminary, has resigned her HIGH MIUTIA OFFICER OUSTED official flower the ings. School 4 41 position in order to go to France as Washington, May 10 The resignation of Brigadier-Gener- al Kaeleku .... natorial administration." Miss Conry, past two years a nurse for the Red Cross. She will I). Donnely, of Missouri militia, has been accepted for the Kaupo School 12 43 It is the favorite buttonhole flower by the Lurline. state for the a clerk in the Puunene Store, left All Maul school children are being leave tomorrow good of the service. He with of Governor Charles J. McCarthy, Mrs. Edmonds, who is a niece of was charged unbecoming conduct. The Maui last week for Honolulu from instructed about the Honor Flag that Semin- courtmartial was suspended York, by whence she expects to sail soon for flies at the County and hardly a day passoB that he does Miss Heusner, principal of the at New order of President, soon Courthouse. ary, was the guest of honor at a very filter it began sitting. the mainland. She will probably not At Wailuku School not wear this unusal type of pleasant luncheon on Wednesday, return. Following is the program of Red hibiscus blossom. No matter what given by Mrs. Rothroek and Mrs. Mr- - WOMEN SWIMMERS MAKE GOOD TIME Mrs. H. P. Baldwin will leave next Cross exercises at the Wailuku Pub- is, will the state of the weather the Phee. Forty-tw- friends were pres- Eos Angeles, May 10 Charlotte Boyle and Clair Galligan tied in week for the coast where she lic School on Monday: adorns the buttonhole God-spee- lUU-met- er D. Baldwin, of coral hibiscus ent to wish her on her tl.e swim. Time 1 : visit her son, Arthur Star Spangled Banner and Flag of the coat whether it be dark cloth errand of mercy, and to congratulate Cleveland, Ohio, who is now in the Raising. or cool white linen. her on her engagement to Mr. S. E. McCAXDEESS DEFIES FOOD BOARD army and stationed at the Fort Sill Flag Salute All the Grade Many of the new Governor's friends recently announced. Mr. Honolulu, May 10 Defying orders of the food commission, Link Oklahoma, school of fire. There is Song, Columbia the Gem of propose inaugural a While, the to make his White was supervising architect in Met and less sells Hawaiian rice at $2 in excess of maximum price set a possibility that Capt. Baldwin will Ocean Grades VIII & VIH floral one, and "very Democrat, and be ordered to France soon. Grad-.- i charge of the construction of the Is thought Chairman Dole will give Link one more chance to rebate ex- 1. all the Governor's Republican friends rtald'win MaUawao. Rev J. Charles Villiers, accom is flag? appear Memorial Church, cess be arrested What our and they are legion will Following the luncheon an enjoyable or and prosecuted. McCandless declares it unfair to panied by Mrs. Villiers, returned last It. is the emblem of liberty 'and that day with a hibiscus in his button- bridge game was played. force sale of Hawaiian rice below that which California Japanese rice Saturday from Honolulu where they independence. hole. attended the convocation of the Kpis yester- Mrs. H. P. Baldwin Entertains is selling. It looks as if a test case will be made. What does our flag mean for lis Governor McCarthy smiled Yesterday Mrs. II. P. Baldwin en- copal churches of the territory last citizens? day when told of the decision of his Edmonds with a THURSDAY Iil'EXIXG week. they liked tertained for Mrs. II Free Speech, Free friends, but agreed that if linen shower. The affair was an ex- Honolulu, May 9 General Wisser approves the plans for the con C. C. James, a Haiku homesteader. schools, and Free Thought. the hibiscus they were merely show ceedingly pretty one, and much en- struction of the belt road. of military officials has just been appointed manager of All Grades, ing appreciation of a beautiful Conference and city their joyed by all present. The guest of named Colonel Schoficld to suKTvise the conlsruction and the bringing the Pacific Guano & Fertilizer Com Why Jo we honor the flag? floral to which he h:ts been loyal ever recipient of a multitude pany, succeeding Albert Falke, an Because it honor was the in ot supplies. J.iU will be for week. stands for liberty, since he has been in the Hawaiian of prettv and useful articles. advertised this alien enemy whose resignation has justice and equal opportunity for Islands. Advertiser. U Lieutenant Carl Meyeran, coast artillery, stationed at Fort Arm been accepted. all under its folds. .'trong, sentenced to 3 years imprisonment for falsifying his company Frederick B. Bostwick, formerly How may we show our devolion to Schedule accounts. with the Kahului Railroad Company, the flag? Oil Carries Baseball is visiting his brother, Charles R. By becoming educated, honest, Tanker Governor McCarthy expects his inauguration place on May - to take Bostwick, principal of the Knmeha- industrious, law abiding citizens To Is Now Complete 25. meha Schools, Honolulu., He expects of our country. Maui Pines Coast Sake breweries, on account of lack of rice, will suspend operations. to sail for San Francisco about May Song, Loyally School 14th, and in the meantime is giving Grade VIII. JUNIOR LEAGUE HEAVY FIGHTING AGAIN ON WEST FRONT his services assisting the Medical Ad- For the first time a Standard Oil What is the origin of the Red Cross 1st Series London, May 9 The Germans attacked this morning north of visory Board, at tho Bungalow Build Society? tank steamer has been pressed into 5, r i i .i i i . ing, May Orientals vs. Taia Stars. icmmei' ami pressed back tnc untisn lines sngntiyii.i at one point. 1 lie Capitol Grounds. Grade III. service to relieve the freight conges- May 12, Orientals vs. C'uln. i'.ritish in night counter attacks ejected Huns from lines they had enter Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Burni and son What are the watch words of the tion from the Islands. When the May 111, Paia Stars vs. Cubs. returned home last week from Hono- Red Cross? May 26, Paia Siars vs. Orientals. ed between Laclytte and Vormclccle sector. Fighting continues south lulu where they spent a short vaca- F. Moffatt sailed Ka-hul- The watch words of the Rer Cross tanker J. from June 2, Cubs vs. Orientals. west of pres near Rerstraet, where the British were pressed back. tion. Monday large are Humanity, and Neutrality. on she carried a June !t, Cubs vs. Paia Stars. On the Somme front the British again scored advances, reports C. J. Beggs, head nurse at the by of pineapple l'aris Mrs. What soldiers are bellied the consignment canned 2nd Series Puunene hospital, is home from a Red from the Haiku Fruit & racking Com heavy artillery fighting on both sides of the Avre to south of Amiens. Cross? June lfi, Orientals vs. Paia Stars. short visit in Honolulu. The Red Cross helps all the sol- pany's plant, and thus relieved the June 2:!, Orientals vs. Cubs. Canadian hears report that Nova Scotinns and New Brunswickers raid - manager dier of all countries. company from considerable ombarras- ed German lines east of Arras, inflicting heavy casualties. They cap- John Chalmers, of the Ka June 30, Paia Stiri vs. Cubs. eleku Sugar Company, was in Wai- Grade IV. ment due to the failure of the Manoa July 7, Paia Stars vs. Orientals. tured many prisoners and 2 machine guns. to Maui this trip. The cased luku for several days this week in What are the three purpose:; of the visit Julv It, Cubs vs. Orientals. yA fruit was carried in the section of tho HUNS TRYING TO OUTFLANK BRITISH connection with the suit in the circuit Cross? Julv 21, Cubs vs. Paia Stars. Japanese cane growers Grade VI. ship used in bringing cases of ker- SENIOR LEAGUE New York, May 9 The German attack in Flanders is apparently court of the osene and gasoline to the Islands. against the plantation. He returned What is the meaning of the Red 1st Series a strong local attack with view to outflanking British positions at Locre Cross flag? The fruit, which is destined for east- ,r, to Hana on Thursday. May Paia vs. Puunene. and Mont Rouge, where frontal attacks were a failure. -- n- Grade VII. ern points, will be delivered to the May 12, Wailuku vs. Puunene. trans-continent- What is the object of the Red Cross railroads at Croc- May 19, Wailuku vs. Paia. BRITISH PARLIAMENT MAY WEATHER STORM kett, California. in times of peace? a May 2G, Puunene vs. Paia. London, May 9 Indications are that government will weather Grade V. June 2, Puunene vs. Wailuku. parliamentary storm. Asquith presented a motion for Maurice probe Pertinent Paragraphs What in the work of the Red Cross OLD RESIDENT OF HAIKU Ju::e 9, Paia vs. Wailuku. designed to obtain a vote of censure against the government. he in time of war? 2nd Series Said FOUND DEAD IN BED finds it his duty to censure and hope to retain the courage to do so direct- Grade VII. June 16, Paia vs. Puunene. How are we helping the Red Cross? Fredericks H. Krauss, father of F. June 23, Wailuku vs. Puunene. ly and unequivocally. Lloyd George was loudly cheered. He said if J. Garcia, now on the mainland, will Song, "Stamps, Stamp?, Stamps," G. Krauss, director of the Haiku ex- June 30, Wailuku vs. Paia. the motion carried Asquith will again be responsible for the conduct represent as a delegate Court Valley School. periment station, died last night at July 7, Puunene vs. Paia. of the war. He denied the charges of Maurice that he had misrepre- Island, Ancient Order of Foresters, at The Boys and (ho Jled Cross, July 14, Puunen vs. Wailuku. tho biennial convention of the sub- his son's home. He was found dead sented the strength of fighting organizations. Said he had received his Mr. Joseph. in his bed this morning, death having July 21, Paia vs. Wailuku. sidiary high court of the order which Remarks by tho Principal come peacefully as he slept. f.gures from Maurice. Department, he said had been treated unfairly meets in San Francisco this month. Miss Crickard. The deceased was about 80 years as it was the business of Maurice to come to the cabinet and point The regular semi-monthl- meeting " America." of age. He was a native of Germany, Censorship Tightens cut our mistakes. of Aloha Lodge, K. of P., will be held but came to the United States when this evening at Castle Hall. a young man, living in Illinois, and GERMAN AMBASSADOR TO IRELAND later in California. For the past 10 On Cable Messages London, May 8 A submarine landed a man on the Irish coast. The Women's Aid Society of the or 15 years he had made him home Government representatives immediately arrested him. Union Church will meet next Tues day May 14th., at home of Mrs. Items in the Islands with his son. Worth, May 9 Eleven victims of explosion are dead. the Lahaina good Owing to the heavy delay in cable Fort Cockett, Waikapu. While he had not been in transmission the following order has health for several years, he had been AMERICAN SHOT ENDS HUN DIVER Tenders will be opened tomorrow been issued to the Commercial Paci- 9 Mr. Edwin Kekuku, of Laie, Oahu, able to be about and his condition fic Cable Company by the censor: An Atlantic Port, May An American warship sinks a submarine. by the loan fund commission for the was not thought critical when he re- A heavy shot lifted the diver clear of the water, breaking it in two. lining of the Olinda reservoir. This was a Lahaina visitor on Wednesday "Hereafter no personal messages, of this week. tired last night. Arrangements for except those relating to death or The gunners who fired the shot have been given an additional furlough is the second time that tenders for the funeral had not been made at this work have been called for, the serious illness, will be allowed from of 10 days. Nit survivors of the submarine were seen. The Rev. C. A. Nelson, of Canton, the time of this writing. Honolulu to San Francisco, or the first, time but one bid being received CHINA BORROWS FROM JAPAN and it more than the amount avail China gave a very interesting address Orient. It is requested that all busi a lacking, May 9 A loan of 20 million yen, secured by the revenues able for the work. on Saturday evening to the Lahaina-lun- MANOA'S CARGO FINALLY ness that can be accomplished by students on life in China. REACHES DESTINATION letter be diverted from the cable." of the telegraph system, has been secured from Japan. An additional An interesting nrocram has been For some months past the wireless 20 millions, to be secured by the country's railroads is reported to be Drenared for Mother's Dav Services Mr. Judd, Sr., Mr. Robert Judd, Miss Bringing the belated cargo of the service with the coast has been barred at the Salvation Amy Citidel, to be Gertrude Judd, Miss Cramer and Miss to all except government under negotiation. steamer Manoa destined for Maui, business AMERICAN CASUALTY REPORT held next Sunday afternoon at 2 Parsons of Wailuku, motored over to the little steamer Rajah, now chart- and press dispatches. The cable has o'clock. All mothers and children are Lahaina on Saturday afternoon. ered to the Matson company, arrived therefore become so overcrowded Washington, May 9 Seventy-si- x casualties. Ten killed in action, especially Invited. from Honolulu last Sunday. After that the new order had to be issued 3 died of wounds, 6 of disease, and 13 seriously wounded. Miss Caldwell, who was in Hono discharging cargo the Rajah took to relieve the situation. Frank Crockett, the Wailuku at her -- Washington, May 9 The plan to vote tomorrow in the senate on temporary lulu for two weeks, returned home a sugar cargo tt- torney, has been appointed for the mainland. The the suffrage amendment has been abandoned. district magistrate for Makawao dis- on Saturday evening's) Mauna Kea. Manoa, which was due here two Magistrate ago, Ho- BOND MONEY OFFERED FOR The House has adopted draft bill amendment to base future draft trict, to fill the place of weeks was rushed away from Anjo, who taking a on ac The Rev. Frank Cockcroft who government PART OF BELT ROAD class 1 men upon population. Credit is vacation nolulu to aid a steamer quotas on number of and not count of his health. was attending the Convocation of the which had lost its tail shaft and is Whether or not Maui people can for volunteers to be eliminated. Episcopal Church in Honolulu return- propeller, and only reached port again IN Epidemics of whooping cough, ed home on Saturday evening. last Saturday. There was no time be permitted to subscribe to a portion WHOLESALE DEPORTATION ITALY measles, and mumps are causing some of the loan fund appropriated for a Washington, May 9 The Italian Embassy reports wholesale for discharging her Maul cargo when disorganization in the public schools Mr. and Mrs. Hussey and family specific purpose, and the county ap- Hama-kuapok- o she left. deportati from occupied territory in northern Italy. Families are in a number of parts of Maui. of Honolulu who have been visiting ply the resulting proceeds to the con- being separated. and Haiku have been invad struction of a part of the work only, purposely Mr. and Mrs. Mookini of Lahainaluna, ed quite severely. A number of on Monday even LOCAL ARTIST DESIGNS is a matter that is being considered SHELL EXPLOSION KILLS EIGHT teachers, and also some other grown- eft for Honolulu three-inc- h ing's Mauna Kea. STRIKING FOOD SAVING POSTER by the county supervisors this week. Fort Worth, May 9 A shell exploded knocking ou! gun ups in the community have been af- The matter will have to be passed up- crew, killing eight and wounding eight, from the 141st Infantry. It flicted as well as children. E. W. Christmas, the Maui artist, on by the territorial treasurer and Miss Piikoi, principal of tho Olo has just completed a poster designed attorney general. was at first reported as explosion of a mortar. The petition for a receiver in the walu School, was a Lahaina visitor to aid the food conservation work on It the plan is declared legal, the OFFENSIVE POSSIBLY BEGINNING controversy of the Japanese cane on Wednesday afternoon. Maui, which he has presented to the hast Maui Irrigation Company has London, May 9 Heavy fighting is possibly the beginning of an contractors and tho Kaeleku Sugar ladies in charge of this work. It is signified its willingness to take the other offensive between Laclytte and Voormezeele on the northern side Company, was withdrawn by the pe Mr. Noa Aluli, of Honolulu spoke titioners in the circuit, on Wednes- Fri- entitled "The Dawn of Victory," and 115,000 or $16,000 of the $100,0:0 of Armentiers salient. Germans heavy bombardment, attacked to the Lahainaluna students on is declared to be a remarkable work authorized for the continuance of the after day, and the case discontinued. day evening, of last week in tho "Aha-hu- i Dickebush Lake between Ypres and Kemmel. They penetrated the by those who have seen it. The post- belt road east of Kailua, needed to Prof. Cox, of Honolulu, has recent Puu honua o na Hawaii," the Big er will be on display in the Puunene built about the first four-fifth- s of a Allied lines between the lake and Ridge wood. Haig reports the Ger- ly received word from his son Joel Brother Society, of which he is the Store's window, Kahului, tomorrow. mile of the proposed thorofare. The mans entered the Allied first line but were repulsed at all other points. B. Cox, former county engineer of secretary. Later it will be exhibited at Wailuku company is anxious to have this Bombardment was along a wide front and it is believed their purpose Maul, who is now In France engaged and Paia. muth of the road built. It includes pres in clearing of way for thrust towards Scherpenberg. in war relief work, that he is at It is hoped that the poster may be a concrete bridge over Nailiilihaele the ent engaged in the construction of WATER FOR MAKAWAO accepted for reproduction by the na- Mream. THE GERMAN REPORT quarters for the care of tuberculosis HOMESTEAD TRACT tional food administration. Berlin, May 9 British and French thrown back in counters south patients. The work Is in a section of Corbia-Bra- y road. Artillery at Kemmel revived. left devasted by the retreating Ger The supervisors have appropriated NEW SCOUTS PASS TESTS $2700 extending pipeline ADDITIONAL BOND SALES FOR BRITISH ADVANCE IN MESOPOTAMIA mans. for tho Kula TENDERFOOT DEGREE U- through REPORTED BY COMMITTEE - the new Haleakala home- London, May 9 The British in Mesopotamia entered Kerkuk on steads, below dis- Thursday afternoon the Wailuku Olinda. The new Through head waters of the Adhem river, eighty miles southeast of Mosul and How The Row Starteo trict is without water at present. an oversight in reporting Boy Scouts met for examinations in queer the returns from the Third Liberty tho Tenderfoot tests at the Alexander ISO miles north of Bagdad without opposition. Turks left 600 in the Mr. Brown "I had a dream last night, my dear. I thought I saw Bond dive on Maui, last week, a num- House Beach House. hospitals. War Ruining The Army of another man running off with you." ber omissions occurred which the Alfred Kaumeheiwa, Joseph Sylva, RAILROADERS MAY GET MORE MONEY you Sergeant (ono school) committee is anxious to now have Lawrence do Rego, Joseph Rego, Mrs. Brown "And what did of the old do Washington, May 9 Railroad wage commission has recommended say to him.?" "It's the war that'3 ruining the Army, announced. Olowalu, which was omit- Tom Aki, Akui Ah Sam, Jos. Paresa, us having to ted, subscribed for 12200 of bonds; Marques, a raise of wages for all employees receiving less than $250 a month Mr. Brown "I asked him what he sir enlist all these 'ere James successfully passed Tit-Bit- Mac-Ado- was running for." civilians." London Opinion. Kaeleku Sugar Company, liana, $5000, in tying four knots or more and re m December 1915. Will add $280,000,000 annually to pay rolls. o Kipahulu, $1150. The Wailuku Su- peating the Scout law. These, added must approve the increases which range up to 43 percent. The gar in- Company's returns were later to the members of the troop who have change applies to all creased to $10,000. alrealy passed the test, will make a highest pa;d will get the smallest increase. The tt fine combination. Some twenty boys whether paid by the day, hour or mil?. Raises since December 1915 Maui Goes Over Top In were there. Frar.k Crockett, Scout to be deducted. They also recommended the reduction of high salaries. COUNTY LETS CONTRACT Master, was the examining officials. FOR PAIA ROAD ROCK Honolulu, May 9 Assistant Secretary Bradley is soon coming. Big Red Cross Drive Alter the test the Scout3 gathered on homestead resolution around (he table and enjoyed a hobo Chamber of Commerce takes no action The of supervisors yeserday board new, while games were played, etc. and decide to go ahead and secure accurate data to present to Bradley The Red Cross drive on Maul re- considerable increase of these figures made a contract with the Maui Agri- The boys say "Do it again." of investigation. The Chamber declares' its before the drive closes cultural Company for supplying and facilitate his work sulted for the week, up to last night, tomorrow the neutrality between planters and homesteaders and is working for the night. He predicts that 12,000 persons crushed rock needed for macadamiz- in a toal of $G1,030.05 from CG87 sub- will have helped Maui's fund. o a national standpoint. $00,-00- ing the road as far as BASKET BALL AND DANCE best results of sugar production from scribers. Maui's allotment was Following is a list of subscriptions cemetery, a of the distnee about three AS RED CROSS BENEFIT J. W. Burnett is interesting local capital in a plan to purchase and Director II. W. Rice expects a by districts up to Thursday night: miles. The price to be paid is $1.50 install in Honolulu, the complete amusement outfit now at Idora Park in per yard. The company will use the Saturday evening, the H. W. Girls No. Individual Corp'n leaders Sub-- 5 county's crushing machinery. of the Alexander House Gym will give Oakland. He is meeting with much encouragement. Local District Sub- Total a basket ball game and a dance. A believe that such a park would meet the local demands. The Rapid Bcribers scriptions TO GET MORE LAND very fine team has been picked by Transit offers a tract of 14 acres will move Moiliili baseball diamond to Lahaina 930 $ 3,974.50 $ 3,250.00 $ 7,221.50 FOR LAHAINA SCHOOL tho Kahului Gymnasium to meet the Park, dredge a lake for the shoot, and otherwise invest heavily. Wailuku 1059 2,921.20 2,000.00 4,921.20 Alexander House girls, and this Kahului 519 2,803.70 Goo. 00 3.41(3.70 Land Is to be condemned for the should mean an exciting game. New TRYING TO OUTFLANK YPRES Puunene 2291 4,579.15 10,312.50 14.891.G5 extension of the Lahaina school players having been enlisted, which New York, May 9 The enemy's objective seems to be to outflank Paia 1356 4,503.85 6,000.00 10,503.85 grounds as soon as possible. About accounts for the uncertainly as to Ypres from the southwest and reach the Poperingle railroad. Haiku 283 11,732.25 11,732.25 two acres are needed for a new who will win. The proceeds of this RAILROAD MEN MAY GET HALF OF WHAT WAS ASKED Makawao 5.2G9.G5 5.2G9.65 affair will go to 1G8 school building, and several the Red Cross. Washington, May 9 Recommendations for railroad wage increases Kula 481.59 481.50 teachers' cottages. The Supervisors Tickets are on sale by Members of Hana 81 301.75 2,300.00 2,601.75 have instructed the county attorney the II. W. Club and Canipfire Girls. oie about half of what was asked. MacAdoo is not expected to approve to get busy at once on the matter. General admission, 25 cents. all recommendations. Total CC87 J36.5C7.55 $24,402.50 $01,030.05