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VOLUME XXIII. WAILUKU, MAUI CO., HAWAII. FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1917. NUMBER 48. Livestock Men Keen Members Of Boy Scouts Of Maui GERMAN RAIDER AGAIN For Fair This Year Who Were Remembered For Their AT ATLANTIC Fair Committee Rejects Suggestion To Services At The Maui County Fair LARGEJN Postpone Finance Committee R- eportsHarmony Reigns Heavy Losses Already Sustained By Allies Shipping V V v.. Maui's second county fair will be Admiral Dewey Dead Swiss Fear German held this year probably in September or October. At least this was the Invasion dec'Klon of the general committee of 11m first Maui county fair, held yesterday afternoon, following a successful stampede engineered by the Maui WASHINGTON, January 19 Maj.Gen. O'Ryan, commanding Swine Breeders' Association. New York division of militia told senate on military af- to Because of the stra'n Incident fairs that the national guard has done all that was expected of it. Mili- maklrg the last fair the great suc- tiamen had had but little assistance from cess it was. a pood many business regulars. He believes senti- men have been inclined to favor post-porin- ment of Empire State is that guardsmen are generally favorable to the next fair until 1918 and compulsory service. combining it with the entertainment Rear-Admir- al Wattmougb is dead. Is credited to be the first to of the seventh annual c'.vic conven- place American flag in California. tion. Hut the newly orinlzed hog association jumped on thU idea before Awarding shell contract to Halfields, the English firm, lias roused It. could be fairly expressed. Headed Representative Rodenburg, who introduced a resolution designated to by Harold Rice, and ably bucked by make such foreign contracts illegal. F. G. Smith, Dr. Fitz- Krauss, Lorrin LONDON, January 19 Exchange Telegraph announces that Ger- gerald and a number of other enthusi- many asts, the meeting was all tut swept off is concentrating large bodies of troops in vicinity of Basel. Swiss t.ts feet. A committee of five is to" be staff admits invasion of Republic is now a real menace. named by President Wadsworth to Russians and Rumanians enormously reinforced and have halted consider plans for the next fair, and Mackensen at the Sereth river. They have attacked Teutons south of to report as soon as possible in order Oituz road and driven that an early start may be made. them back. Artillery is bombarding Isakoha. HONOLULU, January 19 Railroad unable to handle in Livestock Men Oppose Delay troops time allowed. Headquarters may not have review of troops in connec- In arguing against deferring the tion with carnival. fair, the advocates declared that ail classes of livestock raisers on Maui Promotion committee did not have quorum at meeting called to will lose valuable ground If one season discuss plans of Beach boulevard. Scheme is heartily approved. Is allowed to pass. So earnest are Top row from left to right: Deputy Commissioner B. O. Wist, Commissioner L. R. Mathews, Aki Leong, Willie Failure of Forbes to have itemized statement upon which harbor they in the matter that It was Intim- Kalehua, Patrol Leader George Lindsay, Tin Chee Wong, Ah Sang Chung, Ah Yee Wong, P. L. Henry Sh'm, board can draw budget leaves body in ated that even if the business men in David Sharpe, P. L. Sige Nishimura, KiugiHasegawa, Satulo Tanaka, Solomon Maielua, Mitsuo Mitaoka, George serious predicament . No time to other lines lie down on the proposi- Liwai, P. L. Samual Apo, Seoul Master S. Harimoto, (Troop V), Scout Master J. N. Souza, (Troop VI), Scout make up budget between Forbes return and meeting of legislature, tion, the, fair will be turned injto a Master Herbery Young, (Troop III). LONDON, January 19 --Intimation from Rio de Janeiro says it is livestock show and held anyway. Second row: John Lo Tal, Ah Kau Tom, Patrol Leader Ah Chan Jm, Ah Yun Young, Eddie Tani Hong, Patrol there believed that steamer Moewe is the south Atlantic raider. meeting held yesterday after- - The Leader Nobu Kuwada, William Cason, Noboru Kawamura, Dawld Puahala, Isami Immamoto, William Keliihele- Grouds to believe that the Yarrowdale has arrived at Sao, near Cape noon was the first meeting of the ua. Patrol Leader Eitaro Yasuhara. Verde general committee since the fair. It Islands, on January 10th. Third row (Sitting): Sunao Aok' Ah Cho Wong, Patrol Leader Manuel Plres, Masaichi Takahashi, Patrol COPENHAGEN, listened to a financial statement of Aki-on- January 19 Dane's sugar-allo- ance predicted a Leader Leslie Vida, Ah Tin Kam, Ah Chong Jlra, Takao Fugiwara, Matsuo Manrikl, Po Tong Tom, Albert the executive committee, showing Ewao Mlshima, Gitsuo Masuo, Slgeru Iwaml, Sigeru Kawamura, Kazuo Okimoto, Henry Oana, Shigoge will be four pounds per month. probable net balance of $1751.47 when Hirashima, Wal Ken Tom. ' HONOLULU, January 19 a few outstanding bills are collected, Tsulu Kosaka, Warrington, officer of Great Northern, Bottom row: Goro Mlshima, Patrol Leader Seichi Takatsuka, Isami Yamada Risashl Hasegawa, Likltchi Takat- - freed from charge of nonsupport. Sheriff's office put in bad light. (Continued on Page Six.) sukka, Isami Fugikawa, Sigeru Makamoto. 1 wo suspects in opium traffic also freed. Money held is to be returned. WASHINGTON, January 19 Boston attorney, S. Wipple, invited to act as counsel for committee in leak probe. Invitation starts hot fight McKay Reappointed Boy Scouts Thanked Wilhelmina Soon To among democrats. Some want Samuel Unlermeyer for the plactr.-Adjournm- ent Kahului Ladies Plan till Monday. To Replace Lurline Is Report Every indication Pershing will be recalled soon and natidnal guard District Court By Fair Committee Year OfActive Work demobilized. HONOLULU, January 18 Navy to fire nineteen guns, half-mast flag, Harry Mossman Named Second Ma- Check For Fifty Dollars Accompanied officers wear mourning for thirty days. Dewey's funeral Saturday. Aid Society Elects Officers Fully & gistrate Question Of McKay's Though nothing Is officially At Alexander Baldwin sugar cable: January offers, 5.27; first half Letter In Which Cood Work Of Kahu-lu- i, known of the matter at Attended Meeting Gymnasium of February, 5.20; All February, 5.14. February-Marc- h salable refin- Citizenship Raised it is reported that the Mat-so- n ers, 5.02. 30,000 Boys Is Acknowledged tons Cubas sold equivalent 5.02, in exchange for re-lin- steamer Wilhelmina is to Class To Organize shipped to England. Judge W. A. McKay was yesterday replace the Lurline as the reappointed district magistrate for Officials of the First Maul County "Maul boat" after the new liner LONDON, January 18 Gen. Beliaeff appointed war minister suc- , The Kahului Ladies Aid Society Wailuku district, by Governor Pink-ham- Fair have expressed their apprecia- "Maui" Is completed and placed ceeding ChouvainofF, says Petrograd. and Harry C. Mossman was at tion of the work done by the Boy In service. This will probably held their regular monthly meeting the same time named second district Scouts at that time by sending a be within the next two months. Tuesday afternoon at the community BERLIN, January 18 Evacuation of German positions at Serre, The report Lur- house. Mrs. William Walsh was the on the Somme, magistrate for the same district. The check of fifty dollars as a contribu- has it that the announced. British attacks at Loos repulsed after v iolent creating of the place of second mag- tion toward their equipment. The line will drop into the exclusive- hostess and there was a large attend- fighting. ' istrate is .an innovation. Mossman following letter was also sent to ly freight carrier class with the ance. The annual election of officers who Is a deputy tax assessor, will fill Scout Commissioner Mathews: Hilonlan and Hyades. resulted in the selection of the fol- NEW YORK, January 18 Shipowners and underwriters nervous the bench In absence of Judge McKay, Mr. L. It. Mathews, lowing: president, Mrs. E. J. Walsh; owing to raider depredations. Losses thus far represent $15,000,000 to or in cases where the latter may be Commissioner, Maui Boy Scouts of t, Mrs. E. E.. Pleasant; $20,000,000. Cordon of secretary and treasurer, Mrs. James British cruisers believed to be sweeping south disqualified. America, Atlantic. Raider believed to be the Considerable interest centered in Taylor. auxiliary cruiser Vinera. another Wailuku, Maui, Moewe, which played havoc a Judge McKay's reappointment on ac- Dear Sir: Fooling With Rifle Plans were made for a valentine year ago. Shoots party be given on count of the fact that the Judge's is hardly necessary for me to and dance to the term had expired some weeks ago, It evening of February 14, notices of ey mention to you that the Executive and by the report that-Aitorn- Eug- Of Tip Of Own Finger which will appear later. against Committee of the First Maul County Nine new members were added to Rev. John Kalino Dies Lindsay-Sheph- ene Murphy had protested the Fair appreciate "most highly the valu erd reappointment on the ground that Mc- the roll making a total of thirty-nin- e able assistance rendered us on the oc Jack Keehu, a helper employed In Kay had never been properly natural- our an members while the attendance Tues- Suddenly At Kahului casion of First Fair. It is Dan Carey's blacksmith shop found day was thirty-five- . The attractive Lindsay home In Pa- ized. In connection with this, Judge grand suc- Kalua, was summoned to Honolulu to understood fact that the out something about firearms last The ladies of Kahului also plan to ia was beautiful with its profusion of having cess that it was Is due very largely Sunday when he placed his finger over organize a gymnasium class to meet In the death on floral decorations, on the occassion of confer with the Governor, he to the excellent work done by the Boy Friday night of last been circuit judge In 1900 when Mc- the muzzle of a small target rifle and weekly in the community house and to week of Rev. John Kalino, of Kahului, the marriage of MIbs Esther L. Shep- Scouts. pulled the trigger. He is now busy be taught by Sir. Mathews. This work Maul has lost one herd to Mr. David C. L'adsay, on last Kay is supposed to have secured his nnger up, of its oldest Hawaii papers. In. looking up the records Will you please accept the accom growing a new nut it will will start in the near future. an ministers. Mr. Kalino was not Friday evening. Standing beneath a Clerk Schoenberg made the discovery panying token with the compliments never be as good as the original. sick long. In fact he seemed as well floral arch of yellow and white blos- that a large number of other residents of the Executive Committee in the Jack says he didn't know the gun was as usual on Thursday. On Friday he soms, and surrounded by some hundr- were naturalized during the same hope that it may be of some benefit in cocked. A few seconds before he shot was about but went to bed a little ed or more of the more intimate month (October 1900.) under appar further equipping the boys. himself, he had been playfully poking Maui Corporation earlier than was his custom. A few friends of the young people, the nup- were Very truly yours, a companion in the opu with the hours was tial knot was tied by the Rev. A. ently the same conditions which gun. later it impossible to wake claimed to be Irregular. Among muzzle of the After the accid- him, when his daughter went to see Craig Bowdish, pastor of the Paia (Signed) R. A. Wadsworth, ent Jack dumped the gun over a paU. these D. C. Lindsay, Nils Omsted, II Chairman, First Maul County Fair To AidThe Stork how he was. Union Church, promptly at eight o'- S. The H. Strenbeck, Andrew Gross, W. (Signed) J. Garcia, secretary. funeral was held on Saturdav clock. The attendants were Mr. and Nicoll, V. A. Vetlesen, S. Hocking, afternoon at the Kahului Union It has not been decided just what Mrs. Harold Win. Henning, and S. E. Taxlor. Fish Dynamiter Has Church. Revs. L. B. Kaumehelwa. E. Rico and Mrs. C. E. S. disposition will, be made of these Unique Saving's System Ccntrolefi Dy E. Burns. funds but it is expected that the Maui Pleasant and Rowland B. Dodi:e Local People National In Scope took part in the services. Moses Ka Following the ceremony the bride Council, at its annual meeting at the Both Hands Blown.flff hiapo Big Carnival Pictures Of Alexander House tonight will appor- read the Scripture and John W. and the groom held a reception and Headed By Prominent Citizens Kalua spoke feeling of his old tion it between the troops participat friend. received the warm congratulations of to secure Mon whom he had known for many years. Haleakala Finished ing. It will probably be used Kee, a Chinese storekeeper at Mr. Dodge their friends. Delicious much needed troop equipment. Kaupo, and of the old time residents and Mr. Pleasant spoke of refreshments There may be a few people on Maul his helpfulness at Kahului and his were served. The happy couple were of Maui, lost both his hands by the 1150,000. cor- D. great paint- who do riot know that a faithfulness in the services Howard Hitchcock'c premature explosion of a stick of organized there. the recipients of a wonderful col- ing of Haleakala for one of the Carni- poration has lately been He leaves a wife and four daughters. dynamite with which he was attempt here. But the fact that some 125 Miss lection of wedding gifts. val dioramas has been completed. It Is Charged ing to kill fish. The accident occured Esther L. Kalino in Kona, L'zzie, be Korean Maui citizens hold the stock of the who is a teacher on Maui: Mrs. The bride, who is a recent comer to is the second of the oils to finished, near Kaupo last Friday night. It is new of vicinity concern, and that their enthusi Smythe, of Kahului, with whom he Maui from North Haven, Connecti-cutt- , that Honolulu and from reported that the injured man will asm has done anything except seal Tantalus, by Joseph I. Whittle, from probably recover. The police state lived and Mrs. William Puck of Ka has already endeared herself to by and With Capital Crime their lips, makes it quite certain that hului. Hiram Kalino was the only sketches Lionel Walden done that the criminal charge of dynamit- majority is well aware of all who have met her, and who rejoice under Mr. Walden'a supervision, being a the fact. son. ing fish will probably not be pressed In That these 125 persons, have sub that she will be a permanent resident the other. Haleakala was Mr. view Mr. Kalino was born at Waiehu and of the terrible punishment the paid on e altogether. Japanese Woman Of Puunene Claims scribed and for in cash an was about fifty-fiv- years old when here. Mr. Lindsay, who is the chashler cock's work Each of these culprit has suffered. average of over $luu0 is some dioramas is ten feet by thirty. each he died. He was pastor on Kauat at of the Baldwin National Bank, is Man Overpowered Her In Cane thing that perhaps even those who Wuimea, then on Hawaii, and on Maul have been watching the promotion of known as one of the leading business Field Arrested In Hana WAILUKU LADY CHARGED at Paia. He was a great assistance to the new company have not realized. the Kahului Union Church. men of the Territory. Paia Mill Laborer Crushed WITH HEEDLESS DRIVING Yet this is the case, for the full three-fourth- s . of the stock necessary to be Kim Pon Ke, a Korean arrested the IN HONOR A To Death In Machinery A warrant was Issued this week for subscribed for in order to incorporate OF VISITOR PREPARING DATA ON first of this week In Hana anil iirought has not only been taken, but paid for. NEW KEANAE ROAD . , back to Wailuku on Wednesday, was the arrest of Mrs. L. C. Jones, on Mrs. Carl Sommerfeld, charge of heedless driving. In turn- A Beneficient Scheme of Kuiaha, His feet caught in the screw of a arraigned before District Magistrate entertained very pleasantly on Thurs- County Engineer Cox is busy pre- conveyor mill, ing the corner at the Maui Hotel, a The full title of the company, when spiral at the Paia last McKay yesterday niornin, and held day for her daughter, Mrs. com-pletein- g wheel of Mrs. Jones car came in con the incorporation has been perfected. Selander, paring an estimate of the cost of Saturday evening, Manako Fukinaka, to answer to the grand jury on charge of Alaska, who has visiting Kailua-N'ahik- tact with a fender of a car of Ned will be the "Stork System of Savings been her the road, the a Japanese laborer was drawn into of rape. The charge against the man for several months. Mrs. Selander figures to - & Supply Company, Ltd.," a be presented to the coming Pa- Nicholas, which was discharging Hawaiian far-nort- the machinery and so badly mangled is made by a Japanese woman of returns to her h home in May. legislature together while being Kano, who alleges passenger at the time, damaging the corporation. At an enthusiastic meet- with other esti- that he did removed to unene, named Kate ing Those at the party were Mesdames mated for improvements for which the hospital. He was 32 years old on January 3, the defendant as- fender to some extent. The matter of the shareholders held at Ka that hului last evening, officers were select Streubeck, Krauss, Sauers, Howell, Maui needs financial help. Mr. Cox and s'ngle. The man had gone into saulted her in a 'Cane field where she has not yet been brought into court, Venhuizen, Lindsay, McLaren, Harris, states that by reducing the width of the convevor chute to clean it out was work. Kim was an employee It Is understood Mrs. Jones ed, and articles of incorporation aul. the at that mitted by a committee, approved with Collins, Pitchfoid, E. S. Smith, V. I. proposed road from 22 feet to 16 feet and a fellow workman, not knowing of of the Puunene plantation bur disap- claims that Nicholas was stopped too Wells, Watson, Henning, Hills, Moore, a surprising presence there, immediately alleged near on wrong reduction in cost will be bis started the ma peared after the the corner and the side Cooper, Misses M. Crickard, Isa shown. The data will be in hand In chiuery. assault. of the street. (Continued on Page Six.) a short time. J i i . at TWO THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1917. THE MAUI NEWS LET'S HAVE SOME SONG BIRDS Why not have some song birds in the Islands? The dearth of

s these little feathered friends of the mainland woodland and field is Entered at the Tost Office at Walluku, Maul, Hawaii, as second-clas- matter. CASH : one of the things that the visitor to the Islands always' misses. With A Republican Paper Published in the Interest of the People the exception of the English sky lark we have virtually no bird songst- Not Always few in I?y legislative provision Issued Every Friday. ers among the very birds the territory. all of the counties have game funds which may be used for no other COMPANY, LIMITED, MAUI PUBLISHING purpose than to import game and this has been carried on with Proprietors and Publishers birds; fair success. Hut there is more money right now in the Maui fund ecessary Subscription Rates, $2.50 per Year in Advance. than can well be spent for this purpose. Why not ask the legislature WILL. J. COOPER, : : : EDITOR AND MANAGER to make it available for other birds than game birds? The southern in ordering shoes from our large H mocking bird, the robin, the red-bir- d, the oriole, and various others FRIDAY JANUARY 19, 1917. would be most welcome immigrants. Of course there is the question as winter stock. Footwear will be to whether these little singers could survive the attacks of the pugnaci- send on approval, if you have be A newspaper is now king of England. ous minah and the ubiquitous English sparrow. Still it would worth The London Times, with its Northcliffe allies, has won the greatest trying. established an account with us. It o single battle in the history of journalism. be well to do so now. Northcliffe turned out Asquith and turned in Lloyd-Georg- e. North- LEND KAUAI A HELPING HAND cliffe engineered' the war council of five, which is also to be adopted in We have a large assortment in the France. If Maui has any influence whatever in Washington it should be rerv latest shapes and materials. Great as was Editor John Delane of the "Thunderer" in older days, exercised right now in behalf of the island of Kauai which is working much more potential still is Editor Northcliffe of the "Thunderer" to- almost frantically to secure a breakwater for Nawiliwili. In all the day, who began life as plain Alfred Harmsworth and who started his territory there is no island that comes so near being entirely cut off from journalistic career rvith $$oo capital. intercourse with the rest of the world in bad vheather as does Kauai. SHOE STORE, HONOLULU Many newspaper men on this side of the Atlantic know Northcliffe, Without one really protected harbor, Nawiliwili has been decided to be MANUFACTURERS' be dynamic, get-ther- e sort man they and they know him to the most of the best place for creating one by means of a breakwater ; and it is but ever encountered in England. A "fighter from Fightcrsiillc," but not the just that the islands should unitedly back up her demand for it. The E3UB80eSH2 kind who turns around in a circle waving his arms. Garden Island has several times this season missed getting her mail on His course is that of the bee and not the boomerang. At this account of the rough weather, while passengers have been hurt, and moment this journalist is doing more than any other one man in Europe baggage lost by overturning boats, in efforts to make the dangerous MATSON NAVI6ATI0N CO. to change the warfare on the kaiser. landing. No other island in the group is so badly off for harbors as is in grand Next to the kaiser he is going to the largest say the Kauai. 26$ San Tranche; California. srving of armies and fleets a war between an emperor and an editor. market Street, Philadelphia F'ublic Ledger. FREIGHT AND PASSENGER o More than ordinary interest attaches to the news from Honolulu ' PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF TOMORROW that the island of Lanai is to be purchased by the firm of Libby, McNeill & Libby, which purposes devoting it to pineapple culture. The special SCHEDULE dispatch to the Maui News says that $600,000 will be paid for the To make education really useful to the child, is coming to be the December, 1916 January, 1911 February, 1917 more and more insistent demand throughout the United States. Hence property, and that 10,000 acres of it are adapted to pineapple culture. trade schools and vocational training classes in increasing numbers. Libby, McNeill & Libby is the latest comer in the pineapple game in the already ,, Leave Arrive Leave Arrive Here in the Islands the need has long been felt. The recognition of Islands, but today it probably leads the procession. It has STEAMER F. Honolulu Honolulu 6. F. schools in past absorbed a number of smaller packing plants, and a rumor has persisted aBf this need is beginning to bear fruit. The vocational the Lurline 104 Doc. r Dec. 12 Dec. 19 Dec. 26 use the qualifica- ior some time that negotiations are on looking to a combination with the few years is a faltering step in the right direction. We Wilhelmina 90 Di e. 13 Dec. 19 Dec. 27 Jan. 2 to be but luke-war- m Dole interests, the only concern now in the competing class. tion because the great majority of educators appear Manoa 37 Dec. 19 Dec. 26 Jan. 2 Jan. 9 is possibly due to the o in their approval of the innovation This attitude Matsonia .' 39 Dec. 27 Jan. 2 Jan. 10 Jan. 16 on pupn s feeling that the regular lessons have first claim tne time, Members of the Oahu delegation in the next legislature are talking Lurline 105 Jan. 2 Jan. 9 Jan. 16 Jan. 23 showing made in these and that the teacher's record depends upon the of a "great drive" to force through the plan which Wilhelmina 91 Jan. 10 Jan. 1G Jan. 24 Jan. 30 of public in- law-maki- old established branches. The fact that our department will give Oahu a majority of both houses of the territorial Manoa 38 Jan. 16 Jan. 24 Jan. 30 Feb. 6 written examina- struction seems to be depending more and more upon body. Like some other great drives, this irresistable force may en- Matsonia 40 Jan. 24 Jan. 30 Feb. 7 Feb. 13 on other things tions doubtless makes the teacher jealous of time spent counter an immovable body with the usual result. Lurline 106 Jan. 30 Feb. 6 Feb. 13 Feb. 20 been recently in connection with than books. This objection has voiced o Wilhelmina 92 Fib. 7 Feb. 13 Feb. 21 Feb. 27 which has been inaugurated with sanction of a school garden contest The miracle has happened. An appointment has been made to a Manoa 39 Feb. 13 Feb. 20 Feb. 27 Mar. 6 the school department. "The department says 'go ahead' but expects public office that has pleased all factions of the local democratic party Matsonia 41 Feb. 21 Feb. 27 Mar. 7 N Mar. 13 study be put through just the same," is the the regular course of to and the rest of the community as well. In nominating Curtis P. Iaukea Lurline 107 Feb. 27 Mar. 6 Mar. 13 Mar. 20 still fact remains that children are not way one teacher put it. And the for secretary of the Territory, President Wilson appears not to have books, and are generally much interested much interested in simply tramped on any toes unless perchance Kuhio's in "doing things." PORTS OF CALL. in considering the public S. S. Matsonia ) The impression one constantly gets lo Honolulu and Mllo. schools of theUuited States, is that of inflexibility. All the youth of S. S. Wilhelmina land is merged into an average, and the schools designed as nearly S. S. Manoa the j To IIonolulu and Kahulul. as possible to suit the resulting composite pupil. Naturally a very large S. S. Lurline I a mno V S. S. Lurline Carries Livestock to Honolulu and Kahulul. number of children cannot fit this mold, and the result is distortion of nun ioi am nuiTrmnrtni the profluct. I uun iolmiiu uuii LivirunaniLO SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. There is little doubt that the steady growth and increase in .::..:.:c..:&.:3:..::..: patronage of private schools everywhere is in nature of protest against this order of things. Parents realize, or perhaps simply feel, that their The Grip Of Evil Cheap Loans To Farmers Sfime 3ableJCalwItti Slcilroad Co. children are not getting what they need from the system which their The evil that the world is prepar- The Haiku Farmers' Association, of ing to drop nowadays is militaristic Maui, will recommend to Legis Daily Passenger Train Schedule (Except Sunday) taxes go to support, and therefore willingly make further sacrifice in the monopoly. We do not mean proper lature a "rural credits bill" by which The following schedule went into effect June 4th, 1913. hope that the private school will supply the remedy. Undoubtedly this preparedness against aggression; but it is hoped that it will be possible for hope is but imperfectly realized, since many of the private schools dif- the world is preparing to cut out the agriculturists to obtain long time loans TOWAKD8 WAILUKU TOWARDS HAIKU fer but little in fundamental principle from the public institutions. But cancer of The Divine of Kings, the at advantageous rates of interest occasionally exception. greatest flim-fla- ever worked on, through the banks and trust com liltllCl Distance there is an poor human sheep. Education Is rap panies, but with the Territorial gov- II of educators for a school Miles A ferment is working in the great mass idly bringing enough people out of the ernment acting as intermediary. The STATIONS Miles that is elastic enough to fill requirements of the individual; but the sheep class to conduct human affairs object is excellent and the theory in is slow. A great weight of inertia is holding without Butcher-Bosse- equally aB good; but, of course, the progress this direction 1 8 Death, disease, starvation, pain and banks and men who have money to 5 33 3 3o 25 42 6 35 A..WmlukuL 6 40 8 50 1 3o,3 35 it down. In parts of Massachusetts the problem is sought to be met by 1 8 15.3 anguish make people think, and when loan will have something to say. We 5 23j3 H 15 30.6 25 LT o 6 50 9 00 ' 4o 3 45 promoting by subjects and not by classes or grades. In New York they have thought a little while, they remember a State which a number .. Kaluilui .. 8 3-- City and some of the other large cities the board of education plans are somewhat Inclined to take steps of years ago passed a law making the 5 2 3 J 7 27 12. o AJI JL, 6 52 ' 42 3 47 furnish education along any line, at any place, at any time, where to prevent a repetition of the carnival legal rate of interest In that State 5 1 3 07 8 17 L" "A 7 02 to Spreck- - 52 3 57 can be interested. Large employers of death, disease, starvation angush two percent. The banks and trust half a dozen or more individuals 8 a:: : 6.9 and pain. companies, naturally, transferred 5 09 3 05 15 8.4 7 3 53!3 58 of labor are inaugurating schools in common branches to supplement Whoever may win out this pres business to other in which Jn their States 5 00 2 55 8 o5 L.. ..A 7 2 05I4 10 in 9-- IS their apprenticeship systems. Here in Hawaii the printing plants ent holocaust, the Kings will lose. the rate of interest was higher. The 5-- Pais There is but one King Justice. The result may easily be Imagined. Honolulu have arranged with the Y. M. C. A. to give school training 4 58 2 53 8 03 A ..L Service. Money follows the most advantage- 7 7 2 07 4 12 one half the time to their boy apprentices. And here on Maui a similar 4 5 2 "A ous grooves. is folly to try to bring 47 7 57j " Hauia 7 24 2 14 4 19 co- It plan is contemplation by the Alexander House Settlement to 3-- in. it below its standardized commercial "Uuapoko "j 11.9 operate with employers having apprentices in various trades. Sunday Shows Vindicated level, and to do so is to frighten it 4 5i 46 7 56 7 35 2 15 4 20 All of these things are significiant and confirmatory of the impres- If there should be any left of those away and leave conditions worse than 4 45 4" 7 5 L.. ..A 7 33 2 23:4 28 once not In favor of the opening of they were before. Pauvcla .. sion that better things are in store for the boys and girls of tomorrow. 1.4 '3-- the .moving picture' theaters on Sun- The small farmers of the Hawaiian 4 44 V 7 49 A.. ..L 7 35 2 25 4 3 o day evening, any one public sympothy 4o'a a visit to almost Islands have with 4 35 7 45 o L Haiku A 15-- I? 40I a 30 14 35 THE DISTRICT NURSE of them on the Sabbath should go Jar them, and that is worth more than the towards satisfying an investigator ot results of any efforts they may make the fact that these entertainments to obtain cheap loans from the banks PUUNENE DIVISION If the coming legislature does no more towards fighting the great are benefiting the community general and trust companies. ,The former is white plague than to provide for the employing of an adequate number ly. At the Liberty theater, for Inst- an advantage; efforts in the direction TOWARDS PUIJNEINE TOWARDS KAHULU1 of district nurses, it will have accomplished much. An efficient system ance, the crowd which Jams it to of the latter might prove otherwise. 8 1 door Sunday evening and Garden Island. of district nursing is probably more efficient in checking and stamping the each ' STATIONS enjoys the excellent programs assenitr Pimnpr Blstaece Passeeter out tuberculosis a community than are physicians. For this disease which Jlstsice Pauengei in of pictures and music, contains al The Hawaii Shinpo objects to Gov iw a M Miles Miles" is better fought by proper care and sanitation than by medicines. ways a fair proportion of young ernor Pinkham on the grounds that he 2 50 6 00 7o Maui has had one or two nurses during the past year or two engag- people whose evening without the has caused pilikia owing to his anti lA..Puui:ene..LI 2.5 C 22 3 15 ed in this important work. But at least several more could be and should theaters would almost undoubtedly be Japanese attitude. Well, is he not an 3 00 6 10 2.5 0 6 12 3 05 very much less profitably spent. The American? It Is an admitted fact be employed. Every camp and every community in the county should average moving picture these days of that there Is nothing gained in creat be under the constant surveillance of some one qualified to detect the censorship Is wholesome as well as ing an anti-roreig- n feeling among 2. A Special Train (Labor Train) will leave Wailuku dally, except Sundays., I disease in its early stages, and by winning the confidence of the people entertaining and offers a substitute those whom we have welcomed to our at 5:30 a. m., arriving at Kahulul at 6:50 a. ra.. and connecting vlUt working, be able for a great many other things less beautiful Hawaii Nel, but it is getting the 6:00 a. m. among whom they are to save other members of point train for Puunene. wholesome, to say the least. to that where our Oriental 3. 11 infected families from the disease. Prevention is of course better than friends should begin to realize that AGO AGE RATES: 150 pounds of personal baggage will bs carried free cure, and the district nurse is able to do much towards this end. we are all Americans and should get ui cuarge on eacn wnoie ticket, an! 75 pounds on each half ticket, At the present time there are upwards of one hundred patients be together for the best interest of our baggage is in charge of and on the same train as the holder of the ticket Last week human nature, in its country the best country in ing treated at the Kula Sanitarium, while the health authorities have the For excess baggage 25 cents per 100 pounds or part thereof will U simple goodness, bubbled over in our world. Hawaii Post. charged. a list of nearly two hundred more who should be in the institution office in such an, unexpected way that were there accommodations for them. Of course it is to be hoped that we have to pass it on. An old China- The Oahu supervisors appear to be For Ticket Fares and other Information see Local Passenger Tariff I. C. 0. provision will be made for these two hundred soon, not only for their man came and offered to plank down in a bad hole but while there has No. 8, or inquire at any of the Depots. to his card of thanks print- own sakes, for if taken in time there is little doubt of complete cure, cash have been much talk about their shortage ed to the doctors for curing his son, and a bluff put up about sending the but that they may cease being a menace to others. But whether this can whose skull had been kicked in by a solons to jail, under the existing law, be accomplished or not, the work right in the people's homes should horse, so that it did not seem possible nothing will come of the matter. The go on continuously. This can only be done satisfactorily by the district that he could live. We know that Hawaii supervisors have recently been nurse. there will be a fainting fit when the under fire also but they have done doc's read this, as they are so un- well enough to please most people. B. accustomed to anything more gentle Hawaii Herald. F. STURTEVANT CO. Despite the local dislike of carpetbaggers it looks as though the and loving kirks. But, all the same, Islands will soon acquire some more. A federal judgeship is now vacant, there's a real good streak left here Once 'Jim" Coke starts climbing as well as the Honolulu postmastership both big plums. And and there in this fighting, sizzling old there is no telling where he will stop. BLOWERS AND EXHAUSTERS there world, if you only run across 'em. A month ago he was an attorney, and are besides two circuit judgeships vacant. The local democracy is hustl- Kobala Midget. now he is on the supreme court bench. STEAM ENGINES ing around frantically for men to recommend for all of these jobs It is hard to keep a good man down, STEAM TURBINES but without much prospect of finding timber of right quality. Even although sometimes, people cast ' in E BLOWERS if they should find men it is expecting almost too much that the chance The Department of Instruction has narrow moulds try to do so. It is good issued a notice that hereafter no ex- to see some of the local talent getting of Washington politicians to pay some political will non-atten- o debts be overlooked cuses will be granted for recognition instead of all the jobs go- Distributors or withstood. We can only hope that we will not draw another Jeff ance from school on account of the ing to carpet-bagger- Hawaii McCarn or Judge Stuart. holidays of any foreign nation. This o is sensible and Why should we maintain schools that must The recent flood of gold into the Catton, Neill & Co., After coming all the way from the Chico normal school to take be closed because a new king happens United States, and the awful rise in Ltd. positions in the Islands, two young men ( ?) are going right back home to be born in the Orient or a new the cost of provisions, makes a feller because they could not be given positions in the same school! Funny republic launched? Only American think of that ancient fable of the king ENGINEERS HONOLULU and the customary holidays thing their mothers' ever let them leave home at all. Who said molly- church whose touch turned everything to will be honored by the schools here- gold. Look out! Uncle Sam. Ha- coddles? . . after. Kohala Midget. waii Post. THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1917.

NOTICE jj LODGE MAUI, NO. 884, A. F. A A. M. Those Who Travel AT THE THEATERS OK FO I? EC LO S 1 R K OF MORTGAGE THE HOME OF THK v UNDER POWER OF SALE, AND TIME AND PLACE OF SALE SENEGA Stclnwoy -- nd Stoir Arrived "Blaiing Love" Notice is hereby given that, under PIANOS By Mr. Claudine, Jan. 13 H. A. Virginia Tenrson recently secured and by virtue of the power of sale con. Stated meetings will bp held at Austin, R. C. Rice, Frank Howes, W. by William Fox as one of his leading talned in that certain Indenture of Mnsnnle Hall Kalinlnl nn th Bellinger, J. A. Parish, C. B. Hall, stars, is making her demit t the Maui Mortgage dated December 31, 1914. The Ideal Camera Saturday night of each month at 7:30 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burns, Joseph R. theaters under Fox management in executed and delivered by the Valley I ' rvi Take-mot- "Blazing Silva, J. D. De Gear, Master Love." Isle Theater, Limited ,as mortgagor, is the one you want for taking Visiting brethren are cordially In Mrs. V. Takemoto, Mr. and Mrs. The story told In "Blazing Love" is ;to the Firlit. National Bank of Wnilu-Iku- , vitod to attend. Charles Gay, Rev. and Mrs. R. B. one that is unusual. A beautiful young as Mortgagee, of record in liber Island views and pictures of H. K. DUNCAN, R. W. M. Dodge, Judge Edings, Mr. and Mrs. woman, at the insistence of her pa- 421, pages 233-23- said mortgage hav-jin- s your friends. W. A. ROBBINS, Secretary. Charles K. Van Oelder, P. D. Naken, rents, heroines the wife of a man been given to secure the payment Y. Murata, Mrs. Murata, Miss H. Hir- - many years her senior. All goes well of a promissory note for the sum of It is national in character and ten years ALOHA LODGE NO. 3 KNIGHT8 oshige, Tong Keen Cheong, Mr. and lor and then the woman, a One Thousand Seven Hundred Do- use. Simple to use and sure e OF PYTHIAS. Mrs. Y. Kato. Queen of her class and the height of llars, of date December 31, 1914, pay-iabl- beauty, in its By Claudine, A her meets another man. They one day after date, nlid drawing result. str. Jan. lfi. S. and-decla- i love re - Ray Irwin, B. A. exchanges of affec- eight percent interest per annum; Baldwin, Steigen, H tion. Sh Gooding Field, Mr. and Mrs. I. Mu tells her husband and he, :said First National Bank of Wailuku, PRICES, $2 to $25. realizing the hopelessness of situ- rata, A. Partika, A. V. Peters. D. L. the ;the mortgagee, (still the owner and ation, tells "youth ever in-- ; Austin, V. Nicol, II. W. Craig, G. Tar- - her that calls .holder of said note and mortgage) to youth." He leaving to, katHiry, S. Akim, M. Mrs. M. ends his life, tends and will foreclose said mort- Rakehi, the impression ac- Regular meetings will be held at We have a large stock of Nakamoto, Mr. and Mrs. K.'Inada. that, death was gage for conditions broken, that is to cidental. Isay, for of the principal the Knights of Pythias Hall. Wailu- By str. Mikahala, Jan. 16 R. Inside Player H. Another ten years roll by and the sum due on said note, and for HAWAIIAN NEWS ku, on the second Saturday and fourth Pianos Hitchcock, H. Meyer, C. P. Judkin, W. woman is ten years older wh'le her of due thereon. Friday at fair prices and easy terms. Macfarlane, Mr. Ras, Dr. Lyons, Roy interest of each month. new husband, a number of years her Notice is likewise given by said CO., LTD. All visiting members are cordially We take old piano In exchange. i Johnson, James Dole, L. A. Arnold, junior, meets still another young wo IBaixk (Mortgagee) on Monday, t John H. M. that Invited to attend. Whitinore, Von Holt, F. man whom he loves. Again "voulh the 19th day of February ,1917, at Thayer Piano Co., Ltd t E.' Hansen. calls to youth" Rnd the wife follows Bishop Street Honolulu A. O. MARTINSEN, C. C. HONOLULU, HAWAII. ) Departed in the footsteps of her first husband, property covered by said mortgage, F. A. LUFKIN, K. R. & S. f clearing the way for youth. and hereinhelow described, will be By str. Claudine, Jan. 13 B. B. sold public umnmmmmtmttmrmmmttrm rmtu "The House With at auction, at the front Strauss, M. Faunucie, M. Simeon, Mrs. the Court-Hous- Golden entrance to the In Wai- A. De Mello, Miss M. Oleson, Y. T. Windows" luku, County of Maul, Territory of Ha. Wong, S. A. C. D. "The House With the Golden Win- Baldwin, Lufkin, J. waii. Terms of sale, cash. Deeds at . 'l S. De Gear, Miss G. Guild, W. D. Plow-den- , dows" is a story bu'lt on an old fairy expense of purchaser. WAILUKU-LAHAIN- A Tom Wo Yuen, Chan Kong, J. B. tale, which has two children living For further particulars regarding in a VRlley IN. AINIX i Foster, Master Foster, M. Kazama J. hut in a and seeing on a sale and property apply to First Na- fffflit) B. A. Parish. distant hill a beautiful house with tional Bank of Wailuku, or D. H. Case, AUTO SERVICE CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER t golden windows. They journey font-sor- e By str. Mikahala, Jan. 13 Ah Nul, its Attorney. A FULL LINE OF HART' J. F. Brown, Mrs. F. and weary to the top of the hill Dated at Wailuku, Maui, this 12th Cars leave Market street, J. Brown, J. A. only to find WARE AND Gilnian, H. R. Meyer, I. Kaneko, Mrs. a ramshackle old hut with day of January, 1916. Wailuku, daily, about noon. BUILDING Kaneko and the sunlight playing on the window Leave MATERIAL. infant. panes and giving FIRST NATIONAL BANK Lahaina, 8:00 A. M. By the impression of OF str. Maua Kea, Jan. 12 Ah Hoi, gold. They look behind them, down WAILUKU daily. COFFINS A SPECIALTY. R. A. Drummond, Miss Wodehouse, By C. D. LUFKIN, Cashier. into the valley, and find the golden Good Comforable Cars Phone Mrs. Hirano, F. J. Krauss, Y. Katsu-nal- , windows to be in their own home. C. Fahl-gren- , Careful Drivers Lee, E. Murphy, E. W. This story is transferred to Cali- Description of Property to be Sold !Usins.deUl Market Street Wailuku E. T. Body, E. W. Christmas, fornia, where Tom and Sue Wells are The following is a description of the Uchida Newest.Coolest Hotel in Hawaii Ishimoto. struggling to wrest a fortune from property described In and conveyed Auto Stand Fort Street. Horolulu the ground. Sue becomes dissatisfied by said mortgage, and which is to be Phone 1772' Wailuku X and goes in search of the golden win- sold under the foregoing notice. dows, only to learn that they have All of the right, title and iutere&t of 1917 Indian Motorcycles-Honol- ulu been left behind her in her own home. the Valley Isle Theater, Limited, both Prices b Model Entered Of Records "Hulda From Holland" legal and equitable, in, to, and under Cash Installments Terms I that certain Indenture of Lease ex- TYPE N Honolulu photo-pla- y fans are evi- K. ecuted by Guy S. Goodness, of Maka- Harpy Bailey Powerplus twin cylinder, cradle $295.00 305.00 dently upon Pick-for- d $130.00 cash and intent giving Mary wao, Maui, and Reberca Nicholas, of spring frame, 3 speed send-of- f model. seven monthly Deeds , a that would make glad Wailuku Maui, as to MOUSE PAINTING the lessors The Develops 15 to 18 horsepower payments bt AMELIA DO REGO & HSB to Joe do heart of that little star did she Valley Isle Theater, Limited, of dnte dynamometer but know the They and on test. $25.00 each. Rego, pc land Vineyard St and facts. are wish- September 26, 1914, acknowledged be TYPENE. Church St ing her bon voyage into her new ven- fore Eugene Murphy, Extn, Wailuku, Maui, ture which leas" PAPER HANGING Powerplus twin, cylinder, cradle $335.00 Dec 21, 1916. $1 and love. which places her at the head of covers all that certain piece and $345.00 $145.00 cash and her own aiso spring frame, 3 speed model, pay- AMELIA DO REGO & HSB to Maria producing company with a parcel of land situate in the III of monthly spirit with electrica $25.-- . C Oliveira, pc land Maui, that is typically Hawaiian. Peepee, said piece of land be'ng gen complete ments of Wailuku, FURNITURE REPAIRING equipment including amme- - Dec 21, 1916. $1 Their aloha for this favorite daughter erally an dcommonly known as 00 each. . and love. of the ter. Develops 15 to 18 horse- ABEL LANGSI to B the screen is big and it is being "Butcher Shop Lot," on Market Street, and Polishing, Antone Costa, pc demonstrated Liberty power on dynamometer test. land Hamakuapoko, Maui, Jan 8, at the theater, in Wailuku, County of Maul, Territory Inquire at Wailuku Hardware Co. 1917. $450. where she is appearing in "Hulda of Hawaii, together with the rights. TYPE O. From Holland," Light op- ROBERT K KAHOLOKULA & WF to the last Famous privileges and appurtenances thereun Twin, twin cylinder $185.00 $195.00 $95.00 cash Players' picture posed and. ' Fung Hew See (widow) pc land, in which she will be to belonging; and motor, double loop tube five monthly j seen here. The next Mary Pickford frame fitted with cantilever ' - Pala, Maui, Jan 9, 1917. $800. The Theater or (and) show-hous- e payments o ff feature will be the work of her own comfort saddle. 3 speed - MELE AKO & HSB et al to Trs of building erected and located on the . $20.00 each. I organization, and as yet,, there are no model, develops"' 4 H. P. on Est of H P Baldwin, in pc (lease-hol- d Int land, arrangements made for the local lot of land premises) here dynamometer test. Napill 1, 2 and 3 etc, Kaanapali, handling inabove described. Maul, 17, of the new service. TYPE P. Oct 1916. $200. "Hulda From Mary (Jan. 12, 19, 26, Feb. 2. JULIA KOA & Holland" shows Powerplus Twin Cylinder Police $270.00 $280.00 $105.00 HSB et al to Trs of Pickford to as good advantage as any- casod H. 1-- 3 Model, cradle spring frame, Est of P. Baldwin, int In R thing she has appeared in recently. 7196 and 4773 single speed. payments Ps Honolua, Kaana- As the little Dutch girl she has an op- BY AUTHORITY o'f pali, Maui, Dec 26, 1915. , $250. portunity to render one of her best $25.00 each. JOHN MIGUEL & WF to Joe S Mede-iro-s Notice of Sale of Government Lease TYPE S. screen characterizations. Improved Gr 1448 Waiakoa, Kula, Maui, The supporting cast is composed of At 12 o'clock noon, Monday, Janu side car with adjust- $100.00 $110.00 $50.00 cash and Nov 24, 1916. $90. Famous Players and the work behind ary 22nd, 1917, at the front door of able axle. a i x monthly .MANUEL M TAVARES SR & WF to the star is exceptionally good. Espe- the Capitol Building, Honolulu, there payments o f Joe Morreira, 1 A of Lot 25 Kaono-ul- u cially is this true of the trio of juve- will be sold at Public Auction, under $10.00 each. , Lots, Kula, Maul, Dec 5, 1916. 380, Crisco niles who are members of the cast, Section Revised Laws of 1915, TYPE T. $50. Children in the movies are always of General Lease of the following describ- Standard delivery van with ad- $100.00 $110.00 $50.00 cash and J M AMBROSE & WF to F N Lufkin, deep interest. In this instance they ed Government Land: justable axle, body dimem-justabl- e monthly por Lot 19 L 6629 six Tr P Lahaina, are above the average. Part 1. Lot 33, Waiohuli-Keoke- a axle, body dimen- payments or r Maui, Dec 27, 1916. $400. Momestead Tract, Kula, Maul, contain, sions 40" long, 21" wide, 21" $10.00 each. v NAKI KALOHI & HSB to Alice L "The Destroyers" ing an area of 2.03 acres, more or less; high, metal cover with latch. int In pc land, Walka-ahkih- l, How an upright man was hounded upset rental, $5,00 per annum, pay- E. Hana, Maui, Dec 18, 1916. by the ingenious powers annually - O. HALL & SON, LIMITED of evil in able in advance;- term of DISTRIBUTORS FOR .$125. municipal politics, how they drove lease, 21 years from January 22nd, THE TERRITORY OF HAWAII SOLOMONA HENNESSEY to Joseph him to desperation when h'jj beautiful 1917. F Welch & wr int in R P 5326 Kul FOR FRYING wife was estranged from him, how he The purchaser shall pay the cost of 3342 Kuaiwa, Waikapu, Maui, Sept battled for vindication, only to sink advertising. FOA 12, 1916. $300. SHORTENING, deeper into ruin, is told in "The De- maps WM F POGUE & WF to Territory of stroyers." How the man found refuge For and further information, FOR CAKE MAKING apply the ofllce Sub-Agen- t, Hawaii, Dec 15, 1916, por Gr 330 in the wintry wilds of Canada .how he at of the Makawao, Maui. Conveyance. peace W. O. Aiken, Paia, Maul, or nt the found true hearts there and is office JOHN K UU & WF to Mrs. Annie K a story full of red blood and courage, of the Commissioner of Public Mitchell; int in R P's 1862 & 7131 suffering and reward. Lands, Capitol Building, Honolulu. Aps 1 & 2 Puunau &c, Lahaina, B. G. RIVENBURGH, Maui, Dec 26, 1916. $25. Commissioner ol Public Lands. GUS BECHERT & WF to Lucy K Dated at 12th, J IN Honolulu, December Fuctado; int in 0 A land. Maul, THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1916. Dec 30, 1916. $120. Second Circuit, Territory of Hawaii. At Chambers. In (Dec. 15, 29, Jan. 5, 12, 19.) JO AO DA COSTA & WF to Awana; 2 Probate. A land, Opana, Hamakualoa, Maui, In the matter of the July 18, 1905. $150. estate of Chee The First National Bank Po, Deceased. General Auto Repairing J K KAHOOKELE & WF to J L Os-m- AUTO FOR HIRE pc land. Wells Park, Wailuku, of Chee Petition Yit Pung Po for Comfortable Maui, Mar 31, 1916. $2900. Letters of Administration. and stylish 1914 Cadillac House, Ltd. of Wailuku J L OSMER & WF to Antone Furtado, at your service. Rutei JAMES N. L. FAUFATA pc land. Wells Park, Wailuku, Maui, It is ordered that Thursday. Febru easonable. Ring up ary 15, U. S. License Engineer Mar 31, 1916. $2950. 1917, at 10 o'clock A. M. at the Proprietor M GONSALVES & HSB to Antone Court House in Wailuku, Maui, be, N LINES, Paia : : Tel. 205 & ana tne same hereby is, appointed as Generir Repairing to Gasoline Furtado wf int in Kul 3419-- Engines, Generators, Waiokama, Lahaina, Maui, Oct 9, the time and place for bearing the Batteries, 1916. $500. above petition. Selfstarters, Etc. Wailuku, Maui, January 19, 1917. Market St. Maul PAKALAKA KEKAHA to Tr of John- Wailuku, et By The Court, Phone 1692. nie Cathcart als int in por Kul V. C. SCHOEN BERG, 8559 Ap 27 Waialua, 22, Clerk. Moloka'.Aug (Jan. 19, 26, 2, 9.) 1916. $1 and love. Feb. Mortgages PIIMOKU & HSB to T B Lyons. R P STOCKHOLDERS MEETING K. MACHIDA 3135 Kul 3520, Punia, Waikapu, "Glovey" Shoe PuSstorc Maul, Jan 8, 1917. $300. Stockholders Meeting of the Maul ICE CREAM Pineapple Company will on The Best In Town Leases be held that win wear you can get It And a Saturday, January 27th at ten A. M. at Soda Fountain Order It Hail PONI KAPELA (w) to T B Lyons; Pauwela Cannery. Give Us a Trial By 1.62 A 5150 3386 & of R P Kul bldg. (Dec. 22, 29, MARKET STREET, : WAILUKU. Pauku-Kalo- , Jan. 5, 12, 19.) WuiUiku, Maui, Dec 5, By Mail Our Mail Order Department is exceptionally well equipped 1916. 10 yrs at $30 per an. LAIKEALOHA KAUWENAOLE to A if you order of ut. to handle all your drug and toilet wants thoroughly and at once. D Furtado; A land, Lahaina, SEALED TENDERS Maui, Sept 26, 1916. 25 yrs at $50 Women's White Oxfords and We will pay postage on all orders of 50 and over, except per an. Sealed Tenders will he Superintendent Sport Shoes in canvas .and the following: Mineral Waters, Baby Foods, Glassware and arti- HAIKU FRUIT & PACKING CO LTD. the of Public Works Don't up until 11 A. M. Buckskin. lluiii of to M P Maxtines, 10 A land, Ulu-mal- of Wednesday, Jan cles unusual weight and small value. uary Z4, Hamakualoa, Maul Dec 1 1917, Tor FENCING THE White Lace Boots In Buck- - and a particularly Non-Mailable- : 1916. 99 yrs $10 per year. RIGHT OF WAY OF ROAD AP- beautiful picture Alcohol, Poisons and inflaniable articles. A Reignskin. PROACH TO TIIR ItAlPAlf! you have taken, by attempting If j our order is very heavy or contains Assignment of Lease HOMESTEADS, FROM GOVERN much liquid, we Special attention given to develop print It MOW SING to Kara You et al, pc land MENT MAIN ROAD, PIIHOLO, MA- - youi and yourself. suggest that you have it sent by freight. and coffee shop. Main St, Lahaina MWAU, MAUI, T. H. . Let experts handle that del. Maui, Dec 28, 1916. $1. The Superintendent nf Pnuin reserves Icate Job for you. Partial Release Works the right to reject Mail Order Candy any or an tenders. Send it to the Baas' LAHAINA NATIONAL BANK to Gus specifications Bechert, int in Gr Plans and l.i 1166. Kahana, of Dronosal are on filn tn h r,ninn a specialty Kaanapali, Maui, Jan 4, 1917. I $350. of the Superintendent of Vublic REGAL Works. CaDitol Iiuilriin? it,, SHOE Honolulu Photo Supply Boxes 35c, 65c, $1.00, $1.25 and with A. L. Burdick, CARD OF Agent, Public THANKS Works Department, Wailuku, Maui. Company Mrs. STORE John Kalino and family W. C. WOODWARD, , & vi.sh "Everything Photographic"' Benson, Smith Co., Ltd. to thank the many friends whow ex- Acting Superintendent pressions of ofublic HONOLULU sympathy and ilural tok- Works. V "Service ievery secJl" , v ens " tended to lessen the pain of their Honolulu, January 9, 1917. Fort Street HONOLULU The Rexall Store N ' recent teruavomtni (Jan. 12, 19.) r T THE MAUI NEWS, FRJ DAY, JANUARY 19, 1917.

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HONOLULU, January 16 Acting Internal Revenue Collector Ralph Johnstone warns all corporations they must determine what is a fair value first month. Judge Monsarrat and Sheriff Rose fight over releasing fifth officer of Great Northern ,by name of James C. Warrington, chaged w ith non-support in police court. Recriminations passed and Woods KAHULUI Question of postmastcrship bothering Bourbons. Palmer RAILROAD GO'S ;s being mentioned. Central committee recommends appointment of V. C. Peterson, now acting postmaster. Frank S. Sulivan is also suggested. The Bishop Trust Company urges devoting more money and attcn- -' tiunr towards volcano work. Merchandise Department LONDON, January 16 Reports from Amsterdam announce Dutch seized Teutonic submarine, which was examined and thcnreleased. Escorted rraft to three-mil- e limit. --'- It HONOLULU, January 15 Alexander & Baldwin's New York av'vf "Sugar weekly sales, 207,000 bags. Porto Ricos, 3400; full luty paid, 8200; all refineries offerings unchanged." Democratic central committee recommends Peterson to remain as povtmaster. Is now acting and t Harbor board does not favor Forbes amusement pier project, this will probably be discarded. Albert, Washington correspondent : "Increase sugar duty. At last Democrats will consent but may become imperative for purpose of levenue." ' Spreckels home, long tenantless, may be opened to accommodate nights Templar.

. 15 warship brought in ' . LONDON, January Reuters says Dutch German submarine into Flushing where it was interned. , . British munition factories are turning out every forty-eight hours more heavy guns and ammunition than they manufactured during the tire first year of the war. Production is further increasing weekly. Preparations being made for great offensive on western front, which it is believed is coming with opening spring. According to Central News Agency Liebknecht received an additional four and a half years at hard labor and is expelled from Berlin. EUREKA, January 15 Milwaukee lists further and engine and boiled rooms flooded. H-- 3 is high and dry. l ,-- ''BERLIN, January 15 Russian and Rumanian attacks on recently captured positions north of Suchitza valley repulsed. WASHINGTON, January 15 Diggs-Caminet- ti decision of lower court affirmed. Supreme court held law includes personal immoral escapades. YOU CONTEMPLATE BUILDING? LONDON,-Januar- y 15 Printing plant, headquarters of Women's 4 social political union and the homes of several of Mrs. Pankhurst's ' ants, simultaneously raided by police and military. Criticism M government is alleged cause. ATHENS, January 15 Allies are occupying the principal Ionian islands. YUMA, Ariz., January 15 Automobiles are searching for lost aviators. Also Mexican cavalry. NEW YORK, January 15 Submarine reported moving westward --J in Atlantic, eight hundred miles east of Newport, believed to be Deutsch- - land on her third trip. Rear-Admir- - WASHINGTON, January 15 al Reed died, Seventy- nine years. Admiral Dewey reported slowly sinking. HONOLULU, January 15 G. Chamberlain, of Rockford, 111. dived I l:om the Outrigger Club spring board, broke his neck, and died in the II so, we have a number of books and water. V TOKIO, January 15 Cruiser Tsu Kuba destroyed. Explosion. hundred and fifty-thre- e killed. One hundred and fifty-seve- n badly periodicals on file for ,the coiivenienc of 7Jne Press declares work of German spy. Vessel was of 13,750 tons and carried complement of nine hundred men. EUREKA, January 15 Cruiser Milwaukee is breaking up. Is our friends. - being stripped of equipment. f DENVER, January 15 Many distinguished persons at Buffalo , Bill's funeral. Large following. COLUMBUS, N. M., January 15 Funston is at Pershing's head- This literature covers plans, designs quarters on inspection. VC-- VT-1- 2 cap-lure- d bun-galow- . .. ROME, January 15 Austrian submarine 2 and s, by Italian warships. and illustrations of artists homes, SAN DIEGO, January 15 The two lost aviators if found face court martial. Took machine without authority. SAN FRANCISCO, January 15 Tsushima Maru here with cargo garages, summer houses, per- afire. Under control. Proceeds.' NE WYORK, January 15 Terrific losses on both sides in Ru- mania. Berlin claims Russians are falling back across Sereth river. golas, etc. Kotumikhali and Vadeni taken. Petrograd reports successes in Radul-cs- ci region. Prisoners and booty. Riga attack going forward. WASHINGTON, January 15 Farm loan board made public copy We solicit your inquiries upon any of letter alleged to have been sent out from central office of security company to agents urging they secure "positions secretary-treasurer of farm loan associations to control bonding business. phase of subject. HONOLULU, January 15 Construction of federal building here the to begin July first, is intimation of Advertiser correspondent. public territory for $17,500. x Y. W. C. A. makes appeal to the of the f Needed to carry out plan of increasing usefulness by instructing club house on Bamon property, Waikiki. Governor kills Rapid Transit charter as proposed by Public Util- ities commission. J Accident board refuses compensation to widow of policeman John Huihui who died while making arrest of Japanese. Board claims of-- " ficer died of fatty degeneration of the-heart, and not on account of police activities. ' Dispatches from Washington to the Advertiser say Kuhio may get place on military affairs committee. No chance for Hawaii home rule bill. CHICAGO, January 15 Judges Kensaw and Landis, of federal court, find state has authority to set railroad rated inside state lines, 14 i NEW YORK, January War news from Berlin. Evident that 1 I'ritish will continue assaults on the Ancre. Successful on the Serre, I 'gaining ground, prisoners and supplies. Bulgarian resistance in Maced- onia appears to be broken.' Bulgarians and Turks have abandoned positions. Germany claims success in Rumania. Press of the Central Powers expresses scorn and anger at Entente reply. It is unconciliatory, insolent and critical. Entente must be oh the verge of insanity. German rt'ss expresses determination of final, victory. PARIS, January 14 In order that young and women will be cared for during the winter, arrangements are being made to let Germans in North of France into, unoccupied sections through the German lines. German submarine British flying American. Tried to ram and sink light boat and destroy her crew. xNote explaining sinking of Triple sent to Norway. EUREKA, January 13 The cruiser Milwaukee went ashore trying to salvage the H-- 3. Is aground inside the first line of breakers in twelve feet of water. Expected to be high and dry at low tide. Cheyen- ne barely escapes similar fate. Iroquois standing by. It is doubtful if she can be pulled off as she has listed twenty degrees and is pounding "tjudly. Late reports say the surf is breaking over her and fear is expressed that she will turn turtle. The forward six-inc- h guns have been -- u thrown overboard. Is rolling heavily at, the mercy of the breakers. heyenne is also in a dangerous, position. WASHINGTON, January 13 Plans drafted to reopen leak hear- Telephone No. 1062 ing on a broader scale. Committee will be empowered to compel wit- Kahului, Maui, T. H. nesses to testify. All Departments. Secretary of war told Congressmen who inquired, that Persing ild probac y be witUlrawn next week. Militia will be called home

V v approve of bill restraining emnl- - nrovidn for jr.vestigatiil of disputes ' 2E 'ief. a eh THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1917. FIV1

Make Ice Cream In Agricultural Clubs George P. Cooke Elected On the Other Islands New President Tuna Club COMPO-BOAE- D Old Breweries Now Develop Initiative IS THE BEST LINING YOU CAN USE FOR YOUR WALLS AND George CEILINGS. Woman Stowaway Reaches tRlands P. Cooke was elected president of the Club Values By Oper- Boys And Girls Learn To A Hawaii Tuna at a UNLIKE OTHER WALL BOARDS IT HAS A Property Not Hurt Master woman stowaway, giving the mettlng last Thursday evening at the name of Miss Grace Williams, and her ation Of Dry Law In West Virgi- Physical Difficulties And Solve Busi- club rooms at Alakea and Merchant home as Illinois, was an arrival In streets. Cooke pro- by has been active in Wood Core nia ness Problems Honolulu the Ventura, on Monday. moting game fishing in Hawaii and is WHICH MAKES IT IMPERVIOUS TO MOISTURE AND HEAT; She boarded the vessel openly in San one of the best known anglers in the MAKES IT STRONG AND ENDURING. Francisco and mingled with the first territory. V. wag dur- passengers ves- IT WILL Charleston, Va. There How the Initiative of boys and girls class until after the II. Gooding Field, secretary of the TAKE WALL PAPER, PAINT OR KALSOMINE. MAKES ing the state-wid- e campaign consider- in all sections of the country is being sel was well at sea, when she told the club, reported the work of the past AN ATTRACTIVE, would be- developed agri- purser no money. able discussion bb to what through the juvenile she had ticket or year, bringing out the fact that Ha- come of the money and property in- cultural club work fostered by the She said she was determined to reach waii had gained a world of publicity vested In the liquor business In this department, i,n with the Honolulu because she had a sister during the past year. Artistic Interior Finish girl He said that state, and statement was made that State agricultural colleges, and how there who was in trouble. The hundreds of leading sportsmen of the WRITE TODAY FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND PR'CES money invested in breweries would be interest in the work is spreading was put to work on the drip assisting mainland were headed toward on account of among Hawaii, absolutely lost, and that adults as well as children, is the stewardess. including Jimmy Jump, Harold Mor- the great number of buildings being brought out by reports received by the ris, F. K. Burnham and others. Capt. & of saloons go- depart- Lewers Cooke, Ltd. released on account the States Relations Service of the Hilo Fire Department All Drunk? Walker, the best known professional ing out of business, rental values ment. 167179 South King Street Accusation was made by fisherman on the Pacific coast, will HONOLULU would very materially suffer, and that Three schoolboys in the Slate of members accompany Jump, according necess- of the Hilo board of trade last week to Fielo. the price of' real estate would Washington who were given the use Other officers elected for the com- arily depreciate in value. This has of an acre of land for five yenvs in against the Hilo fire department, ing years many of the members of which are were: Richard Ivers, first proved absolutely untrue Most of return for clearing it not only made J. P. Cooke, second the buildings occupied by saloons were a profit from a potato crop the flrrt alleged to have taken taken the engine out, gotten drunk, and generally dis- H. Gooding Field, sec- contracted for before the saloons year, but with the logs from the clear- retary; J. A. Balch, treasurer. These were vacated, at a very much increasing built a substantial clubhouse on graced themselves. An investigation has been ordered. officers with Gerrit P. Wilder, H. A. ed rental. Dreweries of the state are the school grounds and furnished it. Baldwin, C. W. C. Deerlng and Harold LAHAINA STOR1 being, or have been, converted into School luncheons are now served In Rice were named as th board of di- Mocking-Bird- s IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN lines of legitimate enterprise, and so this building by girl club members. Would Import rectors. Star-Bulleti- far as we are able to learn are produc- Four girls in another portion of the A fund is being raised in Honolulu ing as much profit as they did when same State, having only rorky for the purpose of bringing to Oahu GENERAL MERCHANDISE brewer- they were being operated as land available on which to grow their mocking-bird- s and other song birds WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ies. For Instance: gardens, removed four was?onloads of from the mainland. Some difficulty flonolu'u Wholesale Produce The Kanawha Brewing company, at stones and now have thriving plats. may be encountered, it 1b said, from Charleston, has been converted Into a From both West Virgina and Idaho a law In California prohibiting th GASOLINE AND DISTILLATE IN DRUMS cold' storage plant, and is now being come reportR of the development of caging of these birds. Market Quotations used for that purpose by the Biagl business ability in young boys. In company, large oper- Fruit and Produce a West Virgina a small boy began May Support Volcano Research ISSUED BY THE TERRITORIAL concern in me cuy 01 ations with one hen. With the pro- wholesale making report, master, in MARKETING DIVISION. LAHAINA ceeds In his as STORE Charleston. from the sale of chickens raised brewery at Bluefield was he bought a pig. After fattening the the matter of the Bishop Estate Wholesale only. The trusteeship, Judge W. B. Lymer turned Into an ice cream factory, and pig he sold it and bought a calf, which 'which-- was connected he raised to a cow. With the proceeds strongly recommends that the trust- the ice plant Week ending January 15, 1917. brewery Is used for making from the sale of the cow the boy has ees greatly enlarge the B'shop Muse- ::r.::;:n:::n:r.:u:n:n::ym:uujjj:a::um:K:uttmm with the um, and take over the direction and ir- - and both departments seem to be taken up the regular bus'ness of cattle have a big raising on a small scale. In Idaho a support of Kilauea volcanic research d, ag well. They see to laboratory. The Henry Waterhouse Co., Ltd. I w ,lesale trade in ice cream. They young club member, through raising BUTTER AND EGGS. Trust also use part of their building for cold a few pigs and calves, obtained en- Island butter, lb. cartons . . .35 .40 Big to storage. ough capital to engage in the regular Winter Traffic Eggs, select, doz 62 BUYS AND 8ELL8 REAL ESTATE, STOCKS AND The Fairmont Brewing company, at business of buying and Belling hides. Information from the coast is to Eggs, No. 1, doz 55 to .58 BNS. Fairmont, has been converted into an Girl club members in the State of effect that steamship accommodations Eggs, Duck, dozen 40 WRITES FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE. ice cream factory and bottling works, Washington have shown their busi- have been booked full till end of next employing a good many men. ness ability by taking canned goods March. Appeals are being made by POULTRY. NEGOTIATES LOANS AND MORTGAGES. The Huntington brewery, at Hunt- from their home-cannin- g club supply. letter and cable to Honolulu agents to Young Roosters, lb 33 to .40 SECURES 1NVE8MENTS. a large The civic value of the club work has passage the. 11) ington, has been converted into aid in securing to Inlands. Hens, 26 to .28 meat-packin- now recently been recognized by the may- establishment, and Turkeys, lb 40 many men as or of Glenwood Springs, Colo., who employes three times as Duck, Muse, lb 27 .28 A High addition to gave free water for irrigating garden Mrs Margaret T. Morgan, widow of to Llt of Grade Securities Mailed on Application. when' a brewery, and in the late James F. Morgan, of Hono- Ducks, Peking, lb 27 to .28 that w'll give a local market for sheep, plates on vacant city lots. In Wyom- ing a woman serving without compen- lulu, died at her home on Keaumoku Ducks, Hawaiian, dozen... 5. 50 to 6.00 CORRESPONDENCE cattle, hogs, etc. street, Friday morning, a SOLICITED. brewery, Parlc-ersbur- sation as local leader in club work last after The Parkersburg at protracted illness. She was born in VEGETABLES AND PRODUCE. Is now being utilized as an rode 210 miles on horseback to re- HONOLULU, Honolulu in October, 1867. Three Beans, string, green, 04 HAWAII. p. o. BOX 141 ice cream plant and wholesale- Ice ceive additional instruction in the lb to .05 change, practical- methods of club leadership for girls. sons and four daughters survive her. Beans, string, wax, lb 05 to .06 cream factory. The Beans, pod, ly everybody is admitting, is one from In the Southern States, wher this Lima in lb 02 stagnation to progression. work has been in progress for several Mrs. V. L, Stevenson, formerly of , Dry The Ueyman Brewing company, at years, hundreds of girls have made Wailuku but now of Hilo, is in Ho- Beans, Maul red, cwt 6.00 out- Wheeling, one of the former largest their own money to buy canning nolulu receiving medical treatment. B.eans, Calico 6. OP breweries In the state, has been con- fits, with which they can not only Her illness is not supposed to be Beans, sm. white 9.00 verted into.a la ge meat-packin- g plant, their own products but they also can serious. , Beets, doz. bunches 30 employing many more men than it did for their neighbors on shares. Fully Peas, dry Island, cwt.... 6.00 to 7.00 as many boys saved enough when a- brewery. have from Carrot, doz. bunches 40 HONOLULU IRON The Benwood brewery, at Benwood, their crops to buy pigs, calves, colts, YOUR FAVORITE MAGAZINE Cabbage, cwt 2.00 to 2.50 WORKS lambs, and chickens and are now Is now being operate as a chemical SPECIAL CLUB RATES Corn, sweet, 100 ears,.... 2.00 to 3.00 certain chemicals are prospering in the livestock business. Corn, sm. 46.00 48.00 plant wher Orders Given Prompt Careful Haw., yel.... to manufactured from tobacco stems. Many students are taking agriculture and Corn, Haw., lg., yellow 40.00 to 45.00 In .fact, the only effect prohibition in and home economics in the colleges Attention Rice, Jap. seed, cwt 4.40 to because of own activity and this state had on business was their ISA LINDSAY, Haiku Rice, Haw. seed, cdt : . 4.75 COMPANY make the betterment so noticeable thrift as members of these clubs. Peanuts, lb., sm 05 that the old argument that it would Weekly News Letter. Peanuts, lb. lg 03 hurt business in this state is now Green peppers, lb 06 never even mentioned. Green peppers. Chili, lb 05 Potatoes, Isl., Irish, 100 lbs... (none) TELEGRAPH NEWS OF THE WEEK Potatoes, sweet, cwt 1.00 Potatoes', sweet, red, cwt.. 1.00 to 1.25 Rice Continue To Onions, Bermuda!.... nona in market Taro, 100 lbs 50 to .75 LONDON, January 18 British desire peace. Do not believe fieace Taro, bunch 15 Agents For Advance In Price at present would be durable unless aggressive aims of central powers Tomatoes, lb 02 to .03 be called into disrepute among their own people and existing causes of Green peas, lb 07 to .08 international unrest removed or weakened. Expulsion of Ottomans Cucumbers, doz 50 to .GO Going With Beans Pumpkins, lb 02 to 02 Corn Also Higher would contribute much to permanent peace. Also restoration of Alsace-Lorrain- e. t Crop' About Pau Eggs Slump-B- utter FRUIT. LONDON, January 17 German submarine operating in south laianas, Chlneie, bunch 10 to .11 Allis-Chalmer- Scarce Atlantic is reported to have sunk eight British and two French steamers. Bananas, cooking, bunch.. 1.00 to 1.25 s Greece yields to entente ultimatum. Grapes, Isabella, lb 08 be- Figs, 100 1.00 Practically no Island butter is HONOLULU, January 17 Keawekane confesses to killing the ing received in Honolulu markets at Limes, 100 60 to 1.00 the present time. At this season of two boys in Makiki valley. Says killing was result of a fight. He killed Pineapples, cwt 1.25 the year, all Island butter is consum- one with a club. Other boy attacked with ax, which murderer captured Watermelons .... (none in market) ed in local markets. Eggs dropped and used. ' Papaias, lb 02 slightly during the past week. Since Stawberries 25 pou- Lanai sale expected to be effected Monday or Tuesday. Libby Roselle, lb 04 to .06 Christmas, the supply of Island & ltry has been very limited. There is McNeill Libby purchasers. Price, $600,000. Pineapples to be grown. now, practically none in the market, 10,000 acres said to be available. Party now there. LIVESTOCK. . and now is the time to ship. Two prominent Honolulans expect to leave by Wilhelmina to list Beef, cattle and sheep are not SNOW WHITE From tht best information the Engels Copper. Reported a pool of 200,000 shares are to be placed bought at live weights. They are taken FAULTLESSLY FINISHED LINEN IS PRODUCED FOR GOOD market can get, nearly all of the Maui by the meat companies dressed and ALL OVER THE TERRITORY BY THE bean crop has been sold, and prices, with New York brokers. Establish market price of $10. paid (or by dresed weight. JEOPLE from now on until the next crop Proposed eight percent increase income tax would hit practically Sheep, 100 to 150 lbs., lb 11 comes in, will be high. every important Hawaiian corporation. Hogs, 150 lbs., and over 08 to .09 FRENCH LAUNDRY con- Hawaiian corn has advanced Supreme court holds itself not disqualified to hear Kamehameha CAREFUL, CONSCIENTIOUS CLOTHES-CLEANIN- IS GIVEN siderably, with very little coming in. DRESSED MEATS. trustees appeal. EVERY ARTICLE OF WEARING APPAREL SUBMITTED TO US. It is reported that corn is selling for Beef, lb 11 to .IS on Maui. WASHINGTON, January 17 Danish Wesl Indies purchase rati- J. ABADIE, Prop. 150.00 a ton Tftl, lb 11 to .11 777 King Rice has jumped again, and will fied. 14 to .15 Street HONOLULU 1108 Union Street Uutton, lb Jno. D. Souza, Pala Agent probably get higher. Great honors planned for Admiral lb 14 to .15 M. Uyeno, Kahului Agent Dewey's funeral. Services Pork, Jack Linton, Wailuku Agent Hides are still bring top prices, but under Capitol dome. President sent message there has been a slight drop in the to congress eulogizing HIDES, Wet Salted. prices of hides in the mainland mark- deceased. CALEXICO, 17 Steer, No. 1, lb 19 ets. January Three military aeroplanes started in Steers, No. 2, lb 18 Feed prices have advanced on sev search of lost aviators. Kips, lb 19 eral iieins uuring i.ne wee. LONDON, January 17; Admiralty announces 8 Ger- Qot whltt, acb 10 to .11 A. T. LONGLEY. December iklni, Marketing Superintendent. man submarine of the mercantile type was intercepted off Scottish coast FEED. January 15, 1917. but was permitted to proceed under impression she was the Dutch boat --.ft (Jama. Tht following art Quotation! on IB feed f o b. Honolulu: STOCKHOLM, January 17 Associated Press dispatch from Ber- Corn, sm. yel., ton 48.50 GOODYEAR TIRES Evangelical Association lin: German food supply worse. Potatoes scarce. No cheese. Eggs Corn, lg., yel., ton 55.00 and milk supply shorter than ever. Cannot buy clothing or blankets Corn, Cracked, ton 55.50 To Meet Here Next Week without permission police. Bran, ton 38.00 of Barley, ton 54.00 PETROGRAD, January 17 Russians recaptured Vadeni. Scratch Food, ton 63.00 to 65.00 The annual meeting of the Maui BERLIN, January 17 Allies aeroplane down shot on battle-fron- t Oats, ton 54.00 Evangelical Association will be held in December. Central powers lost seventeen. Wheat, ton 64.00 to 65.00 Middling, ton 48.00 to 50.00 in Wailuku next week, beginning on Govemment soon takes maximum price iron and steel Wednesday goods Hay, Wheat ton 28.004 and continuing until Sat- REDDING, 17 in urday. It is expected there will be a January Mt. Lassen tremendous eruptioi Hay, wheat, ton 28.00 to 32.00 large attendance of ministers and oth- EUREKA, January 17 Milwaukee has been stripped and aban-; - Hay, Alfalfa, ton 29.00 to 30.00 er church workers from all over the doned. Wailuku Hardware & Grocery Company, Ltd. county. The Hawaiian Board will be BERLIN, January 17 Germany's food situation about equals that represented by Rev. A. Akana and of past two years. Grain crop, 4,000,000 larger Rev. H. P. Judd, of Honolulu. It is tons than 1916. Save the Cash Coupons" believed that the meeting this year Turkey and Germany sign new treaties. will be particularly interesting and LONDON, January 17 Reuters dispatch: President of Prussian I. instructive. diet, at opening yesterday, Watanabe !L denounced Allies terms, declaring Britain and Market Street France soon to realize futility of further hope when German submarines Next to Machida Drug Store MAUI CADETS TO GIVE BALL commence striking full blows at entente supply fleets and warships. Expresses regret at failure peace move We have just installed a Progressive The Maul Cadets, of Pala, plan- of of the kaiser, but hopes that are 1917 will see Electric Shoe Repairing Machine and ning another elaborate military dance the end of the conflict. aro prepared to turn out anything in to be given this year on February 10, COPENHAGEN, January 17 Reports here today that submarine the shoo repairing line. We also re- MAUI at the Paia Community House. The Bremen is safe. Has been acting as mother ship in Mediteranean and pair and replace auto tops. STABLES success of the last similar affair given Gulf of Bothnia. J. C. FOSS. Jr., Prop. by this live organization will cause GOOD WORK the coming event to be eagerly antic- WASHINGTON, January 17 Exploding shell aboard the Okla- Tiransfering ipated by the young people of central homa killed Electrician Kennedy who was examining same. Supposed REASONABLE PRICES and Drayin Maui. to be caused by defective explosive. RING US UP AND WE WILL BE THERE. SIX THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1917.

Smaller Schools To Children's Festival To Ask Legislature Did Maui Influence Basket Ball And Dancing Personal Mention Share Janitor Fund To Be Big Feature For County Agents Keep Edings Here? At Gym. Saturday Night Two International H. H. teams from the Six Big Schools Use 75 Percent At Carnival Management Making It One Mainland A. Austin, Jr., and R. C. Rice, at. Gymn- Plans Of Helping Farmer Story Current That Dar Association engineers League the Alexander House of the hydrographic survey will play basket ball Saturday Present No Dispute Over Princi- Of Main Event- Over 1200 Child- department, asium s- Calls For Cooperation With Federal Would Have Endorsed Him arrived last Saturday night. The International League Is For from Honolulu and have been engag- ple, But In Method Of Applying ren Of Schools To Take Part Experts Modest composed of live teams and the Athl- Appropriation Supreme Dench ed in making stream measurements standing In (he on etic have (he highest this island. League. The is a team "There is no dispute between Super- Public school educators, well-know- To up or players supplement the work which the That Judge W. S. ridings, of sec- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burns, of Ha- made the best vising Principal McClusky and me on on Hawaii and Maui, are incharge of government the and de- federal is doing through ond circuit court .might have received makuapoko, whose marriage occured in the other four clubs their the principle of a fairer apportion- the arrangements being made for the its experiment station and termination to "put. one over", the ment of the $4500 year extension the supreme court appointment which in Honolulu last week, were arrivals Per available Children's Festival, which is to be division work in the Islands, the next went to Judge by the Claudine Saturday. They Athletics promises some unusually in- for Rrhool janitor Bervice," declares given on the campus col- James L. Coke, except last of the Oahu legislature will probably Iddle-wilde- , teresting ball. After the game School be asked to for the activity some of his Maui are spending a short time at basket Commissioner D. C. Lindsay. lege as a part of the Carnival week appropriate the sum of $5000 a year on which is called for eight o'clock, there "What we didn't agree on was the entertainment in Honolulu on Friday friends who did not want to lose him the mountain. lor tne next two years. The matter to Maul, is go- will be dancing. method of making twenty-third- . the story that is now this apportion- afternoon, February The was considered last Saturday in Hono ing E. C. Corson, director of boys' activ- ment." Mr. Lindsay stated that he committee consists of H. V. Kinney, the rounds. At least the Judge ity lulu at a conference between Director might have had the bar association of the Alexander House Settle- and Mr. McClusky are getting to superintendent of public instruction. J. M. Westgate, of the Hawaii experiment, was obliged to undergo a pain- gether on the matter, and will he the chairman, James A. Davis, endorsement, except for that activity. i Corporation Harlan ment station; C. S. Judd, of the ter Of ful operation on nose and throat in ready on a schedule by the time of Roberts, V. H. Meinecke, George S. course since Coke's appointment ritorial board of agriculture and for- was not In line with the associa- Honolulu last Saturday. He is ex- the next meeting of the supervisors. Raymond, Miss Nancy Daniels, Miss A. bar pected To Aid The estry; L. Dean, president of the tion's recommendation, it may not home within thp next week. Stork L'ndsay further explains that he Margaret Cooke and Miss Nina Ad- College of Hawaii; B. G. wants principals Rivenburgh, have made any difference, but then the of the various ams. commissioner of public lands; and F. Charlie Hall, of babys' savings hank (Continued from Page One.) schools made responsible again it might. account fame, is on a for the Miss Daniels is a member of the G. Krauss, director of the sub-statio- back Maui on maintenance of their buildings and The report is that when the matter business trip. He recently returned Puunene family of the same name and of the Hawaii experiment station, fit amo before the bar association Judge some slight amendments. Attorney grounds, and the giving to the smaller Mr. Meinecke is a brother of Joe Haiku. from an extended trip to the main- E. R. Bevins was instructed to pro- schools a larger share of the janitor Hidings stood particularly high among land. money. Meinecke. the chief engineer of the The need of more money has been these under consideration, but that ceed at once to secure the charter. It McClusky wants the same sugar mill of the Maui Agriculture keenly felt in carrying out. the exten is hoped to have the whole matter thing. The of when the final vote was taken, the Rev. and Mrs. R. B. Dodge were method getting it Company at Paia. He is a native of sion work on the various par- - closed up month and i.n islands, attorneys of two big legal firms, returning passengers from Honolulu within another the deadlock before the Waiohinu, Kau. icuiariy tor money for of the stock certificates delivered to board of supervisors last salaries known to be particularly well disposed last .Saturday morning. Mr. Dodge week. representatives to help agrr-- larg- The tentative program as announc- the small towards the Maui jurist swung their was in the city attending a meeting the subscribers. At the present time six of the culturists. This is the The Stork System of Savings is get $".168 ed is as follows: Grand March; Hail work known voles against him. The explanation of the Hawaiian Hoard. er schools of the $1500 generally as "county agent on unique as a enterprise. For available for janitors, or Columbia; Kinder Polka: Psalm of work" of th's phenomenon is said to that business almost three the mainland, and money E. W. theweil-know- a enterprise, and has quarter of the amount. They Peace; Snowstorm; American Hymn; the in most certain persons on Maui, fearing what Christmas, it is business entire Japanese Dance by girls; cases is supplied by state or county artist, was a passenger to Honolulu been gone into by the Maui people on ('present only thirly-fiv- e per- Normal democratic politics or lack of material about funds. The rigid rules surrounding last Friday night spending sever- solely basis. At the same time it cent of the how- Normal chorus, three numbers Driv- might bring to Maui in case of a after that school enrollment, expenditure al In ,K ever. county present pays ing foxtrot; Ua Like No The the of federal appropri change, ur;;ed to such good effect weeks making some special simi embodies some of the features of The at ations makes it. impossible to use le on Maui. beneficiary or insurance orearl;i'ion about. $600 per year each to six Sea King's Bride: Spanish Oe; Aloha that the Judge's friends, in the inter- Oe; Hawaii Ponoi and Star Spangle money for various purposes that are Whi'o it prom'ses to lie profitable to schools for janilor and janitor sup- ests of Maui, voted against him. E. E. Boyum, of Hamakuapoko, plies. Banner. badly needed. For instance in the It is understood that Judge Edings its owners it is certain to perform it This amount is, row likely to made a trip 1o the Dig Island last part it reach- he Nearly 1200 children will take part matter of practical value of certain would have accepted the place on the useful to everyone whom cut almost in half, in order that field crops, Saturday to have a look at. the vol es will r.ome of in the excercise, who are now being nothing but experiments supreme bench, but that he has not and it reach hundreds of the little schools which have on a field scale can cano, which is said to be unusually thousands of people every corner ot been getting low 14 per drilled in their different parts, for determine their been and is not. a candidate for any of in as as year practical value in certain Instances. spectacular at the present time. the United States. may be better cared for. The idea is which they are to bo appropriately the other judgeships now vacant in And yet im-v- although absol- costumed. Those in charge of the the federal funds not be Honolulu. C. D. Lufkin, cashier of For the enterprise, that each school principal will he able used for securing necessary equip- the First utely controled, through a number cf to keep his buildings grounds in Children's Festival are enthusiastic in the National Hank of Wa'lukn, was a busi and copy-right- s loc- ment or implements, even though the ness-visito- carefully drawn by the presentable judxi-ou- s praise of the progress that the child- r to condition through cost be but trifling. Honolulu the first of al company, plans todo every- use of a money in wages ren are mak'ng and all prophesy a this week. business little It understood Pink- - where. already made to some of boys, resid- most successful affair. is that Governor Game In fact it has the older or to approves general way ob- Big Fishers contracts C. H. Proc- ents in the neighborhood ham in the F. G. Krauss, of the Haiku exten with B.'IIall, F. of the school. A distinctive feature of the festival jects to be gained. of tor, and J. J. Correl for a period of is be sion the Hawaii experiment sta- to the hanking of the children tion, on five years, to handle this mainland before "old school build- To returned Tuesday from a the Punahou Begin Arrive snort business trip to Honolulu. business entirely on an even division ing," which is to act as a background of profits basis. ' The contract goes Malulani Hospital and sounding board for the children's Two Companies May T. M. Church, manager of the so far as to specify that the agents exercicises. The students from the Kihei To Be Headquarters Of Pro- merchandise department of Alexand tnust earn for the shareholders not Normal school are to be costumed and er, & Baldwin, was a business visitor less than twenty percent on the capit- May Be Enlarged placed in such an order that the minent Visitors James M. Jump to Maui this week. al stock the first year; thirty percent, American flag will be formed, which Buy Lanai Island And Party To Arrive Next Week the second year, and forty percent the will be the length of the building. Miss Emily Wells, of Makawao. third year. Patients Increase 300 Percent In 6 Flanking the students who form the who has been on the mainland for Good For Everybody flag will Officials Inspect Property This Week the past two months, is expected be pupils from various H. Gooding Field arrived last Tues- to The Stork system is really the co- Provision To Be school bearing colors which are dis- arrive home by the Manoa next week. Years Made For Reported Move Is Safeguard To Fu- day in company with two very dis- operation of customers, merchants, tinctive of the followln islands: Oahu, tinguished sportsmen, are and bartkers, and redounds to the be- Indigents $10,000 May Be Spent foreign who E. C. Moore, of the Haiku sub-st- a Kauai, Maui, Lanai, Molokai and Ha- Immediate Development nefit of children. A customer in waii. tureNo in the Islands tor the fishing for which tion of the Hawaii experiment station, the Hawaii is fast becoming world-know- left for Hawaii on Wednesday on making purchases from his merchant In order to provide of Interest in the Children's Festival G. is furnished with script equal to flv for the care In connection with the negotiations One of the visitors is C. Wade, business connected with his position. helpless indigents in the county, and is always manifested by the tourists, former premier of New South Wales, percent of same. This script is re- at the same as it is at these exercises that the for the sale of the island of Lanai, as H. Gooding by a local banker and placed time to provide more reported by special wireless to an enthusiastic angler. The other is Field, of Honolulu and ceived adequate facilities for lightening average visitor to the islands gets his the B. Stiger, big Maui was an arrival by the to the credit as cash to some child, the Maui News earlier in the week., a Anderson of Sweden, a Claudine 'ncreasing burden on the institution, first knowledge of the work that is game hunter and known throughout on Tuesday. - where it draws interest at four per- Malulani Hospital being done in the public schools or party of pineapple men arrived cent the same as any other savings will possibly soon from by on the world of sport as an angler of the have a new making American citizens from the Honolulu the Mikahala Y. C. Aiona and Y. H. Aiona, of account, but cannot be withdrawn un- addition, which will cost, Tuesday evening, and a care first class. including land necessary to be secur- many different races represented in made The three will spend some time on Hana have returned to their school til the child is fifteen. The banker ed, some $8,000 to $10,000. the islands. ful inspection of the property. In the in HonolukL charges merchant with the amount party C. the Maui fishing banks, with their the This matter occupied considerable was the children's were P. Judkin and Walter of the script. It at exercises & headquarters at the club house of the E. O. Corson, "Alexander in the meet'ng of during years ago Macfarlane, of the Libby, McNeill of the For benefit of getting customers attention the board the Carnival two Libby company; J. D. A. Hawaii Tuna Club, at Kihei. They are House was a the of supervisors, last, week, "Uncle" Joe Cannon, Amer- Dole, L. Settlement, business who will open these accounts, the and the that the Arnold, and J. L. Whitmore, of equipped with the very latest in rods, visitor to Honolulu week. matter is being studied by a commit- ican statesman, was so visibly moved the land- last merchant pays the Stork Company Hawaiian Pineapple Company; Dr. lines and artificial ba'ts for the tee of which Supervisor is while pro- seventy-fiv- e cents for each one, while Fleming he witnessed the patriotic Lyons, pathologist for the pineapp'e ing of swordflsh, ulua, ono and tuna Joe Chalmers and Miss A. Chalm chairman. is proposed to enlarge gram which was rendered. ers, nassene-er- the banker, on account of a new long- It growers; and H. M. Von Holt, of the and are out after all the Island at Hana. were In Ho the. nurses' quarters, and to build a records. nolulu by last week's Claudine. time account started, is glad to pay new men's quarters, using present Lanai Company. the company fifty cents. the The presence of the Hawaiian Pine Mr. 'Field will return to Honolulu in upstairs men's wards for the in- time to greet "Jimmy" Jump and his Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gay of Lanai, Now In Operation ' digents. apple Company officials bears cut a returned trip Color- report party, who are due to reach the city home from a to Honolulu The plan was worked out in Much praise was made board local to effect thai the last Saturday. ado, and was put in operation on a at the proposed purchase not to be on the S. S. Manoa on Tuesday frqm meeting of the faithful work of the Broke Firearm Law is made accom- small scale embracing sixteen small by Libby, McNeill & Libby, as the San Francisco. Mr. Jump is Frank Howes, of von sisters who have composed the nurs- panied by family a of salesman the cities. It was at this stage bought, by wireless reported, but jointly by the h'e and number Hamm Young Company, was a busi- ing force of the hospital for many angling friends, and is also bringing Messrs. Hall and Proctor for $125,00(1, years, and Dr. Osmers was authorized Gets Fined Heavily two big compan'ies. It is also claimed ness visitor to Maui this week. and the reorganization as the Maui that if the purchase goes through it his own motor fishing launch. HiB to employ additional nursing help party will spend two or three months Judge W. S. Edings corporation is what has just been ac- when occasion requires to relieve is not proposed to make immediate returned last complished. use of it for pineapples, but instead in the Islands, Mrs. Jump to visit in Saturday from Honolulu where he had them. Special mention was made of Tarn Chong Store Failed To Report Honolulu while Mr. Jump and his been The officers elected last night are that the new owners vil! probably since before Christmas. r, the work of Sister Leonilda, who has fishermen companions will be trying W. A. Baldwin, president; L. Welnz-heime- been connected with the Hospital Sale Of Revolver Which Killed Child continue it as a cattle ranch for a R. A. D. C. Lindsay, number of years, ultimately, however, all the various waters of all the vari- Drummond, supervisor, was in since 1884. Honolulu on secretary-treasure- r. Directors E. R. I in- ous channels for all the various kinds business this week. A report In Hamakuapoko Camp bringing it Into cultivation if lie Bevin3, E. P. Rosecrans, A. F. Tavar-es- , of the work of the hosp'.tal crease present of game fish there may be. shows that the number of patients has in demand or loss of Ray Irwin, of Peacock & Company, and A. W. Collins. over percent holdings through expiring leases war- is a visitor on Maui this week. ' of the company increased three hundred rants it. While the shares in the past six years. . In 1911 there Tam Chong, proprietor of a store at have been virtually all taken, there were 188 patients admitted, of whom Paia, was fined $50 by District Magis Livestock Men Keen For still a few thousand that will be dis- fifteen died: while last year 566 pa- trate McKay, on last Friday, for fail posed of at. par ($1). Those who may tients received treatment, of which ing to keep a record of and to make Maui Hog Raisers Organize , Fair This Year be Interested should address Mr. H. number thirty-si- x died. a report of the sale of a revolver, as Pertinent Paragraphs F. Proctor, Wailuku Hotel, Wailuku; required by law. The sale in question or Mr. D. C. Lindsay, Baldwin lu was For Mutual Beneiit made to the Porto Rican, Fern (Continued from Page One.) Bank, Kahului. andez Planesi, who fired the shot Some Of The Subscriber Soldier's Bride Starts For which went through the wall of a At a meeting held on Wednesday and then discussed the matter of hold- At the meeting of the supervisors The following is an incomplete list neighboring house in Hamakuapoko, tit of who have up to present the home of Dr. J. C. Fitzgerald, in ing the next fair this year, and of the last week, it was decided to authorize those the Mexican Killing tnree-yea- r old Flora Gouveia, time subscribed for stock in the new Border SpreckelBVille, the Maui Swine Breed-er- site. No decision wras arrived at on the employment of a fire engine driv- In trying to locate the person who Association was this latter point, though the general er for night duty in connection with corporation: formed, starting W. A. Clark, K. Zedtwifj, Will. did the shooting, the police searched with a membership of seventeen. F. sentiment appeared to be to hold one the Wailuku chemical engine. The J. Mrs. Roy M. Jones was a departing Wayne, C. A. Mac Don- the records and also made Inquiry at G. Krauss, of Haiku was elected presi- more fair on the Wailuku baseball place has not yet been filled. The ac- Enos Vincent, passenger from Honolulu on Tuesday cnongs store, get is ald, F. A. Lufkin, J. J. Correll. Mrs. lain but failed to dent; V. A. Clark, of Makawao. t; grounds, as was done last year. tion an experiment, the result of to join husband, Lt. Jones, U. S. any W. A. Sparks, D. Souza, A. her clue until Planesi himself broke and H. W. Rice, of Pull Together Spirit StiU Strong criticism by the chamber of commerce John W. A., who is now stationed on theMexl-ca- n down Paia, McKay, W. L. Decoto, F. Burt, Miss and confessed to having fired sccretaty-treasurer- . Tb-- Although there was a spirited de- of the fire department. border. Mrs. Jones, who was Miss munhers of R. M. Hansen, the revolver from his window as a the organization are all crthusiiists in bate on the matter of a permanent Artbur Stevenson. A. Sallie Collins, a sister of Miss Har- part of his Christmas celebration. He ground, A. C. Ratray, cashier of the Kahu- Fr!es. J. Meinecke, Ben Ambrose, An- Collins, of Hamakuapoko, was hog raising and have taken the lead fair President Walsworth lui Railroad Company, riett also testified that he bought the weap in promoting an industry which prom- was roundly applauded when he call- was the glad na Albrect, W. Aki. married in Honolulu to Lt. Jones on a days recipient, on Monday of a cablegram E. R. Bevins, Chas. Savage, Anna lew previously from Tarn ises much for Maui. Monthly meet-iiu'- s ed upon the members to stand togeth- ago annoucing nine-poun- M. about six weeks as the latter was Chong's place with a portion of his will he'id. er on whatever the majority decided the arrival of a Karrer, D. B. Murdoch, K. KodanL passing through by transport be son morning. Mrs. Rattray from the Donus money. The organization starts .out with upon, pointing out. that, this poi'cy had that is at T. Hamamura, George S. Aiken, H. Philippines for his new post. Now The in ' Maui success her parents' home in Oskaloosa, Io- M. Gesner, Frank Stark, Rebeca defendant court admitted the following members: W. A. Clark, made the first fair the wa. that he has become settled, his bride C. was. She is reported to be doing well. Nicholas, K Shoda, J. H. Bushcr, Mar- join that the sale had been made by his Dr. J. Fitzgerald, Dr. W. D. Baldwin it will him. store, but claimed bov James Lindsay, Ben J. J. Walsh argued in favor of ac- ian ALxMillan, Pioneer Mill Co., L. that a clerk Williams, II. W. Mr. Mrs. B. Cox, Wetn-'heune- and J. of Wailuku, r, E. G. Hor-uich- i, had done it and forgot to report Rice, L. K. Smith, S. A. Baldwin, L. quiring the grounds of the Maui Rac- Hummer, J. tht are receiving the congratulations of 'l. Ogasuku, J. B. Fa.isoth, So HIGH SCHOOL CLASS TAKES matter. The police cUvm that the von Tempsky, D. T. Fleming, F. A. ing Association at Kahului, filling in their friends over the arrival on Tues- COOL MOUNTAIN OUTING sale of at least one Clowes, F. G. the low land, and erecting permanent ph'e i;resi'ty, John I.li'li.v other unreported and Krauss. day morning at their a i I). home, of fine E. A. sU-- Lid-- OUkard, Eva L. revolver can also be laid at Tam buildings needed. H. Case favored baby boy who has been named Doak Chong s door. laying in be- Houcner, Bessie Frank H. Part The members of the botany class of MRS. MURDOCH'S CARD PARTY out a site the sand hills Carey. Both mother and son are do- the Central Maui High tween Kahului and Wailuku; provid- ridge, R. B. Dodge, W. F. J. Dale, V. School formed Complimentary to Miss Esther ing splendidly. C. Schoenberg, a jolly party which made the ascent ing for a race track, drill ground, and J. Dolim, F. Shoda, Shepherd, whose marriage to Mr. D. Katherine Deutschmann, R. W. of Haleakala last Friday afternoon, C. possibly other features, as well as The annual meeting of the members HAMAKUAPOKO MANAGER Lindsay took place the following Smythe, Julia S. Aiken, W. F. Mang- i facilities for the fair. C. Fitz- nf tho Mflkuwnn TTnlnn Plinrnli Kt, returning on Sunday, In the party LEAVES SUCCEEDED BY day, and to Miss Dorothy Guild, her Dr. J. will e els, N. W. S. were Mss Mary Couch and Mirs gerald suggested asking the leg's-latur- jheld at the Community House to J. Andresen, Beeman, F. W. JENNINGS guest from Honolulu, Mrs. D. B. Mur- J. E. Gannon, Ruth R. Bailey, Blanche Mast, teachers. Misses Dor- doch very for a modest appropriation to morrow evening. supper will be Edwin entertained delightfully at a Soper, A. S. Chong, H. Fassoth, G. W. othy Krauss, Margaret and Mary her Hamakuapoko on help out such a plan on behaU of the served by the ladies in connection home, Thursday Patterson, E. S. Smith, Gregorlo Guer-zo- Lindsay, Margaret Hair, Gladys Mein- J. J. Correll, for the past several afternoon of last week. Cards were national guard. with the event. years manager of Other rnqmbers discussed feas- ecke, and Hollis Hardy and Bob Mur- the Hamakuapoko the feature of the afternoon, linusunl-l- y the K. Esano, a laborer by John Santos, Antone Abreu, Joe doch. The party enjoyed the trip btore, nas resigned his position to ac dainty refreshments were served. ibility of again using the Wailuku employed the notwithstanding the fact that they cept one with the newly organized base ball park. No acl'on was taken Kahului Railroad Company as a ste- Rocha, J. M. Feiteira, Manuel Sou- found plenty of snow on the summit, Stork saving system. He will leave on any of the propositions it being vedore, sustained a bad break of the za, John Barette, John Medeiros, An- leg tone Ambrose, Domingo Ma- and the cold rather Bevere. with his wife for the mainland in a decided to await the report of the and other injuries when a bag of Ferreira, few weeks to take up his new dtrvics Hana Japanese Thought committee to be appointed. sugar fell upon him on Wednesday. ry Simpson, H. D. Sloggett, Frances 119 M. Stanley, Carrie A. Hair, C. will be succeeded as manager of Financial Statement Capt. William F. Kaae E. Bart- MARRIAGE LICENSE store by The report and second er, Charlotte J. Beggs, A. II. Haysel-den- , the I'. W. JenninM, formerly To Have Been Drowned finance committee's Lt. Robert. K. Wilcox, both of company it but wno showed total receipts of $8020.03, G. W. Weight, Alex Valentine, tie Kahumi store, has re A, Third Regiment, N. G. H re- January 15th. cently been 1. Ing in Oregon. with probably still $500.50 to come in; have E. P. Rosecrans, Garnie E. Rosecrans, Rizo Matsunoga, 28, Japanese, Puu- signed, and have been placed on the Believed to have been washed from and expenditures of $6769.71; leaving A. W. Collins, L. Hebert, W. A. Bald- nene; Matson Kobayashi, 19, Japan- officers' reserve list. C. the rocks and drowned, searchers who a balance of $1751.47. Of the receipts, win, E. Banham, A. F. Tavares, D. ese, Puunene. Ceremony by Rev.T. $5226.20 was gate receipts. Peter Saffery, a young C. Lindsay. Sugimoto. OFFICIALS TO BE AUDITED have been hunting for Kagishima, a Hawaiian, laborer on the KaelekU plantation, Ha- was sent to jail for 3 months by Judge A. K. Ting, N. Kamuri, A. E. Par-male- e, January 16th. na, since last Sunday, have virtually McKay for snatching 55 cents from F. B. Cameron, Hugh Howell, Pedro 22, Filipino, Moala-la- ; BORN Morallia, Every official in the county who K'ven up hope that he is still alive. a little Chinese newsboy. Eun'ce MacLaien, John Vaseoncellosi Lizzie Naeole, 25, HawaUan, Mou-lal- any handles county funds will hay The man went fishing near Makaalae, COX Mrs. Clement Crowell, Arthur C. Rothrock, Ceremony by Rev. L. B. Kaume-heiwa- . In wailuku, Maui, January 16, Alexandrina Reis Carvalho, of C. his books and accounts aud'ted bv tin last Saturday morning and has not 1917, Amora Andrade, P. Durney, M. A. county to Mr. and Mrs. Joel B. Cox, Wailuku was granted a divorce from Tavares, auditor between now and th'i been seen since. The police have been a son. Doak her husband John Martins, J. C. Blair, S. January 16th. first of March. was upon Carev. Carlos Reis Carvalho, Yoshinmsu, Eugenia. Y. Bergstrom,' e! This decided informed that a human leg was seen RATTRAY In Oskaloosa, Iowa, Jan- yesterday, on ground Ah You, 31, Chinese, Waihee; Eliza by the board of supervisors of desertion. Brecht, Mary J. Couch, C. F. at in flouting in the vicinity, but do not uary 15, 1917, to Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Peterson Naehu, 18, Hawaiian, Waihee. Cere- meeting last week. The is to Dr. W. D. Baldwin was the recipient Lois G. Baldwin, Sam L. Taylor, f! audit credit this story. The missi.ng man Rattray, nine-poun- d P. mony by of Kahului, Maui, a of a beautiful new Pierce-Arro- L. Father Justin. be up to the first of the year. was thirty-tw- o years old and single. tour- Lada, J. Vincent, M. Baldwin, Dan son. ing car by the Lurline last Friday. Quill Adv.

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