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1 ESTABLISHED 904. YOL. 8. NO. 2. LIHUE. KAUAI, TERRITORY OF HAWAII. TUESDAY. MAY 23, 922 SUBSCRIPTION RATES, $2.50 PER YEAR 5 CENTS PER COPY There Wll be Great Dongs at the Far Actve preparatons for convertng tho armory and grounds Into a mnature faryland are gong on at Lhue. Tho nrmory Itself has been dvded Into sectons. As you enter you wll notce the Moklhtna booth of frozen swpotp. Farther on you wll notce tho chop suey Bocton cozlly ftted up for your comfort Along the makal sde wll be group cd tho wares of tho Kaua Frut. & Land Co., Ltd., tho fancy goods shovn by Mrs.' llrardt. Mrs. Stewart arul tho Halo o Na AM and the flowers ard potted plants gven for the 'jnoflt of the hosptals. Opposte thtbc booths wll be those for tho school exhbts. At tho lower end. of tt.t largo hall a secton wll be roped oft and wll be, devoted ln ta'clng. Outsde the man entrance wll bo tho secton set ankle for the luaa 'n tho daytme and tho Tennessee ml. d'rols.'n the evenng. Tho stunts wll he lned up along the mauka end f the grounds, whle tho sugar erne nnd vegetable exhbts wll. bo laced, malca. Tho poultry snc' tlon bu at the Kapala end of the t ro.nue. jurs. Brandt, Mrs. Stewart and tho Halo o Na Altl wll exhbt all sorts of fancy Hawaan work, Thero, wll be at least two Hawaan qults for sale, whch are notable works ct art. The flower and plant booth under charge of Mrs. Ralph Wlcox wll bo an attracton tself. Her wllng helpers wll no doubt tag you for the prce of a buttonlere as you A enter tho grounds. Tho proceeds of ths booth wll be devoted to hosptals. Gfts of flowers and plants for ths booth havo been promsed. Colonel Napoleon (grand nephew.of Napoleon the great) and hs Tennessee mnsttrels wll bo at the, far. These talented entertaners are all old hands at tho game. They were recruted ln Kawal, Hau, Kea and Lla and neghborng towns of Msssspp and Kentucky. Ths wll bo ther frst appearance n Lhue and wll postvely be ther last. The Ar' governor of Kentucky, a good sport hmself, wll gve a short rfpooch on tho burnng questons of tho day. The Kapaa whrlggs wll gve an exhbton of athletc stunts some what smlar to our hula dancng, whch wll bo worth seeng, A do mure young mad of tho sunny south wll glvo an example of Jggng, whch should sot a now fashon on Kaua. Max Qolte, the general press agent of the troupo, Is no stranger to us, and ho promses to gve hs monoy's worth. Of courso there vlll be tho usual jazzng. There wll be dancng for for those who are fond of It. Tho Llbue brass band wll furnsh the musc, Prof. Frank Fornandes lead ng. The cats ;wll bo plentful luau, chop suey; co croam, polar pes, watermelons, sandtwtchessoda water, ), etc, etc. The Mokhana Club wll servo Rawloy's ce cream and Darymen's Assocaton's polar pcs. Tho management s gvng out the tp that t would bo worth whle to preserve your end of tho entrance tcket when t Is handed back to you. A word to tho wse should bo suffcent. Each chld who hands In an entrance wll bo enttled to a free bottle of soda water or a cornucopa. A large crowd la expected, and plans are already completed for lookng after everyone so that no one may go home wthout havng had a good tmo. Remember tho date Saturday 27, from 0 a. m. to mdnght. MIS8 ELSIE WILCOX TO ATTEND EDUCATIONAL MEETINGS ON COAST Mss Elalo Wlcox, Kuual publc school commssoner, dopartod for Honolulu on the Klnau last Saturdaon route to the coast. She wll attend a meetng of tho school commssoners ln Honolulu today and tomorrow sho wll sal for tho manland. Mss Wlcox' prncpal reason for her trp to tho coast s to attend a class reunon at Wellesloy. Whle on the manland sho wll attend tho conventon of tho Natonal Educaton Assocaton In Chcago as a delegato from Hawa, and tho conventon of the Federated Woman's Club at Chautauqua, N. Y. Sho plans to reman on the manland lor threo or four months. IE Magnfcent Lhue Memoral J'arsh Utlse lult bv Mr. uutl Mrs. S. W. Wlcox, anl presented lo ho publc ns u monument tt tle memory of t her two sons, the dedcaton servces of whch were held Inst Frday afternoon. The Lhue Memoral Parsh House A wdely representatve compary camo together at Lhue on Frday afternoon, May 9, to dedcate, the Lhue Memoral Parsh House, a gft of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Wlcox to the communty n memory of ther sons, Kalph Lyman Wlcox and Charles Henry Wlcox. It was a beautful day, a beautful occason, and tho gft tself was beautful n concepton and beautful n ts fnshed completeness. Under the great trees, planted half a century ago by sons of the mssonary fathers whoso comng blessed the whole sland, stands ths new parsh house, a lnk n the chan t.ht bnds the past wth the future. For t follows n ts smple, hosptable lnes tho pattern set by those early New England bulders; ts stones are from tho land on whch It stands as frmly and as fttngly as f t were a natve growth; whle n perfecton of detal and care for comfort and convenence t s tho latest word of the most modern skll and perfect taste, adapted to every form of communty nterest and socablty, from Sunday school rooms to a completo stago equpment, from dgnfed lecture hall to tho seat PERSONALS'.j. A J. H. Knlw of Lhue, returned Frday mornng from a short vst to Honolulu. Senator Charles A. Rce returned Frday mornng from a bref vst to Honolulu. Wn, Searby, vce presdent of tho Amercnn Factors, Ltd., s payng Kaua a bref vst. He arrved Frday mornng. Frank Crawford, head of tho Lhu o bank, returned Frday mornng from a brer busness vst to tho metropols. S. F. Hlu, typewrter repar ox pert, formerly wth tho Waterhouso Co.,, arrved Frday for a short busness trp to the Garden Island. Th. Brandt, head of the Bank of Bshop & Co., Ltd., at Wamea, returned by tho Klnau last Wednesday after a fow days spent In Honolulu. B. F. Goldwater, of tho Amercan Fuctors, Is payng hs reuular vst to tho Kaua morchants, havng ar rved by tho Klnau last Wednesday mornng.? : :.:. MEMORIAL DAY Lhue Unon church wll observe Memoral Day next Sunday mornng wth an approprate servce Tho medtaton themo for the hour wll bo: "Lest Wo Forget." In rememberng tho veterans of our wars wo wll also remember tho blessngs and desrablty of poaco. fr ng of hundred of guests for supper. Even good acoustcs, a crownlrg achevement, are present In astonshng measure, gvng tho archtect, Hart Wood, every justfcaton for keen prde n hs success. For Its openng, palms and fern baskets set off the statolness of the maslvo pllars on the lanal, and masses of pnk dahlas wth spkes of summur llac from the gardons of Mrs. Phlp Rco and Mrs. Ralph Wlcox, were lovely aganst the soft bloom of the velvet curtans of tho stage. Chldrun and grandchldren of Mr. and Mrs. Wlcox welcomed the guests as they came, and not a town on tho sland from Mana to Hacna but sent ts representatve. Fve clergymen took part n tho smple dedcaton servce whch emphaszed n tho scrpture readng by Itev. J. M. Lydgate, n the hymn sung by tho Hawaan chor led by Rev. Oljarles Kenh, n tho openng prayo r by Rov. R. W. Payloss, and n tho address by Rev. A. W. Palmer, tho power and the blessng of love Unt expresses tself n servce. Mr. Palmer's fnal paragraph eptomzed the feelng. He satl: I havo spoken to you on the church ns a communty servant. Ths parsh house comes now to Lhue Unon church as a means of servng ts communty more completely. It wll bo, frst of all, a homo for tho relgous educaton work of the church thru ts Sunday KAUAI'S OLDEST WOMAN DIES AT THE AGE OF 06 YEARS Lla Davs Kalokau,.grandmother of Senator John Andrew Kealoha passed away at her homo n Kapaa on Sunday mornng nt the rpe ago of 9G years, and was probably the oldest lvng Hawaan woman on Kaua at the tmo of. her death. She was born at Lahar.a, Maul, n Aprl, S2C, durng the regn of Kamehameha JI, when Kaahumam was regent. Her parents, Nakea and Pohunu, brought her up on Maul and she was educated by Aloxarder, ono of tho early mssonares to these slands. Her frst trp to Kaua was made n IS"!). She returned to Mau for several years and agan came to Kaua In SS, remanng on Kaua ever snce. In 90S, at tho ago of S3 years, sho suffered tho loss of her sght, whch sho never recovered. The deceased was survved by ono son, Samuel K. Davs In Kapaa, a sster, Mrs. Dela Cruz of Honolulu, sx grar.d chldren, Senator John Kealoha, Emly Kealoha, Lly Cummng Hatte Adolpho, all n Kapaa, Jula Lovell, and Ilatto Rogers n Honolulu, and Eva Potors, now In San Francsco, besdes fortytwgreat grandchldreall lvng n varous parts of tho Hawaan slands. Funeral servces were held at tho Kapaa Protestant church, Sunday afternoon nnd the remans were lad to rest n tho Hawaan cemetery. KAUAI SCHOOLS IN SINGING CONTEST Tho annual sngng between the publc schools of Kaua wll bo held at the Tp Top Theater next Saturday mornng at 0 o'clock. I'lolo In J. Sentln. school. Ths church has a largo (responsblty n relgous educaton, a tesponslblty whch can be qute accurately measured by the steady growth of your hgh school n numbers and effcency. A largo proporton of those hgh school pupls come from homes. Put they, themselves wll not be n.uddhlst s or Confuclanlsts. Lvng n a Chrstan land, they ought to be Chrstans. Thru ths buldng the church ought to be better able to conduct a school of relgous educaton adequate to gve tho rsng generatons a knowledge of and enthusasm for the prncples and Ideals of Jesus. Hut ths parsh houso Is also equpped for wder servce to the socal lfo of the communty. Here s nn audtorum where people ulall gather n the days to come to hear sprng speakers, to recolvo n Instructon In matters of cvc welfare, to hear debates on poltcal ssues and socal questons. Very mportant s tho splendd ktchen equpment. The Chrstan church was founded around a table n nn upper room and down thru tho ages you wll fnd there has been a socal and relgous value n people's gettng together an dentng together. In tho hosptalty of tho common weal comes deeper fellowshp and good wll. And by no means tho least mportant element n the equpment of ths buldng s tho beautfully appontcontnue d on Page Fve, KEALIA FAIR ASSURES CHILD WELFARE WORK Tho Keala far, gven for tho beneft of the chld welfare work ln the Kawalkau dstrct at Kapaa last Saturday afternoon and evenng was a dstnct fnancal success, about $000 beng cleared. Ths wll put tho chld welfare work n the dstrct on n frm foundaton to carry on ts work for the rest of the year. Tho far grounds n tho Kapaa baseball feld wore thronged wth a bg crowd all afternoon nnd even' g and by o'clock In tho evenng every booth on tho grounds was sold out and tho patorns were forced to got ther amusement by patronzng the nckol dance, tho mnstrel show or throwng eggs at tho Afrcan dodger. A group of street clowns kopt tho crowd amused wth ther foolsh antcs and tho Teves boys jazz band kept ther feot tnglng at tho nckel dance. Tho mnstrel show was crowded at every sesson, anl ovory booth on tho grounds dd a rushng busness. Tho commttee n charge doservo tho congratulatons of tho entre communty for tho success of tho far, as t meant an unlmted amount of hard work. Tho Makee Sugar company, who donated all tho lumber and labor for erectng tho booths and danco hall, certanly showed that they were behnd tho far and such sprt should bo commended..j. Rev. Albert Palmer, who was tho prncpal speakor at tho dedcaton of tho Lhue Memoral Parsh house returned to Honolulu Saturday! Memoral Exercses at Tp Top Theater Sunday, May 28th Memoral Day. exercses wll bo held at the Tp Top theater next Sunday nftoroon, May 2Sth at 3 o' clock under the auspces of Kauat Post No. 2, Amercan Legon. I Owng to the fact that Memoral Day Is not observed on Kaua as n holday t was decded by the post to hold tho exercses on ths day and as It wab set asde to respect Amerca's honored dead, t was thot flttlt'g that all games and athletcs be suspended for that day. Actng on such a request from the Amercan Legon, the Kaua Athletc Assocaton dd not schedule any base ball games for next Sunday. The program Is ben garranged by tho Memoral Day commttee of tho post and tho Women's Auxlary. Rev. Royal G. Hall wll delver tho prncpal address of the day. The program s as follows: Prelude A. Honler, Jr., at tho organ. Openng Prayer Rov. R. W. Buyles Recessonal (Kplng) Tho Women s Auxlary. Address Commander Adran, Sleep, Noble Heart (Mondolssoh" I A.l.'norlal Day (Marshall) Kapaa School Teachers. Address Rov. Royal C. Hall. The Vale (Russell) Mrs. Henry Sheldon. Taps. Closng Prayer Father Hubert. LURLINE ARRIVES THURSDAY; RETURNS FRIDAY EVENING The Lurlno wll arrve Thursday mornv; at Port Allen wth a largo load of lumber for that port. Sho wll load about foo tons of sugar and wll leave for Honolulu Frday ovenlrg. Anyono desrng to make tllse trp to Honolulu on the Lurllne must make tho reservaton before 2 p. m. Frday. SUPREME COURT SUSTAINS JUDGE ACHI'S DECISION Judge W. C. Achl, Jr., of tho local crcut court, was sustaned by tho supreme court, n the case of tho terrtory v,s. Gay & Robnson, n regard to tho koula lards n Hauapc pe. Tho prncpal value of the lands aro tho water rghts to tho Hannpop o valley, whch aro conservatvely estmated to bo worth mllons of dollars. The crcut court gave tho award decson to Gay & Robnson, and tho supreme court affrmed the decson. Chef Justlco Eml C. Peters wrote the fnal opnon... KAUAI POST OF AMERICAN LEGION TO HOLD AN IMPORTANT MEETING Kaua Post No. 2, of tho Amercan Legon wll hold ts regular meetng on Saturday ovenfrg, May 27th, at 7:30 p. m. The offcers of the post thought that It would be n good dea to havo a short meetng of tho post and then havo tho members attend the Llhuo far n a body. The prncpal busness of tho meetng wll bo tho report of the commttee on remodelng tho Llhuo armory. Deflnlto plans hnvo been drawn up by the commttee and wll bo submtted by tho commttee to bo acted upon by tho post at tho meetng.. LIBRARY FOUNDER'S DAY Tho publc Is remnded of tho Founder's Day celebraton n connecton wth tho lbrary at thu Mokhana hall tomorrow afternoon at a an n n j In addton to the program out lned last week the frst sod wll bo broken on the locaton of the buldng by llttlo Alce Wlcox. Tho publc s cordally Invted. HART WOOD ATTENDS DEDICATION EXERCISES Hart Wood, well known Honolulu nrchltect, was ono of tho attendants at tho dedcaton of tho Wlcox.Memoral Parsh house In Llhuo last Frday afternoon. Mr. Wood Is tho archtect who desgned the buldng and hs good work has won hm consderable prase. Kaua Dsapproves of Change n Status of Publc Utltes Tho Kaua Chamber of Commerce hold a specal meetng nt the Lhue ourt house last Frday afternoon to consder tl. proposal that the powers of the Interstate Commerce Commsson be delegated to a local commsson. The chamber wont on record as opposng the charge and as favorng the present system. Feelng that the Interstate Commerce Commsson Is possbly too far away to be of utmost servce n local matters, Congress Is consderng nakrg the change mentoned. Governor Farrr.gton was requested to gve hs opnon ns to the wsdom of the change. He, n turn, boddeasked tho varous cvc s o: tho dfefrent slands to make suggestons. The resoluton dsapprovng of tho change and favorng tho present system, whereby the Interstate Commerce Commsson has control over Hawaan ralways, telephones and telegraph systems, and the local publc utltes commsson charge of tho lesser publc utltes, was presented by R. D. Molor, manager of the Lhue plantaton. A. Englchard seconded the moton. Theor was' some dscusson ns to the mnor ponts of Mr. Moler's resoluton, but tho wholo assembly was heartly In favor of tho sprt of tho petton and It carred unanmously. The Chamber of Commerce of Honolulu took practcally the same atttude towards tho matter as the local body, and there Is lttle doubt but that, f Hawa's wshes aro respected, tho bll advocatng tho change wll be klled ln Congress. The meetng beng a specal sesson, other matters wore not decded but postponed untl the regular meetng whch s to bo hold next month. KAUAI SCHOOL CHILDREN TO PARTICIPATE IN FAIR All roads lead to Lhue next Sat urday for tho Kaua school chldren for not only wll the Kaua far bo an attracton but tho Kaua publc school athletc league wll hold ther annual track and feld meet at Llhuo Sat urday afternoon and tho annual sngng contest wll bo held In tho Tp Top theater Saturday mornng. Ths wll certanly make a busy day for tho chldr.cn, ns there wll bo plonty for thorn to see nnd hear. The sngng contest, whch wll bo hold at tho Tp Top s nn annual affar between tho publc schools of Kaua. Uulea school carred off tho honors last year and aro workng hnrd to repeat tlls tmo. Tho annual track meet wll bo held n the afternoon and all the schools on Kaua wll enter teams. It was decded by the board of drectors of tle 'league, that n order, to gve smaller schools an opportunty to entor tho competton wth a chance to wn to classfy the boys and grls by weghts. There wll be three clnsses of boys tho 70 pound, tho 90 pound and tho unlmted class. There wll bo a champonshp n each partcular class, thereby gvng a small school an opportunty to carry oft a champonshp as well as a larger school. The boys from tho smaller schools wll havo nn opportunty to compote wth boys of ther own szo Instead of beng forced to compete ngalnst boys much larger and older than themselves. The grls wll nlso be classfed by weght and tho classes wll bo 70 pound class and an unlmted class. Prncpals of the Bchools aro urged to have all entres n by tho evenng of May 24 so as to glvo tho commttee and opportunty to arrange the events n regard to heats, etc. Substtutes wll bo allowed only at tho tme of roglstoreng and wolghlng In. Notces wll ho posted nt both tho feld and tho Tp Top theater of tho tme that each school shall wolgh, In Its contestants. KAUAI BASEBALL LEAGUE NO GAMES NEXT SUNDAY ON ACCOUNT OF MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES j

2 yj'.'t.!s:'b' l AMERICAN LEGION SECTION Amercanzaton Talk No. 3 WATCH YOUR STEP In ft terrtory, such as ths, where there s both a mxture and a blend ng of many races and creeds on the j roster of ctzens, where the dutle'to ol ctzenshp are mposed, and the prvleges of ctzenshp are enjovt d by men and women of practcal al racal prettagos, t should be the corstant endeavor of thos ctzens to be worthy of these dutes a..c'. prvleges. In other words, they should endeavor to be good Amercans by embodyng n ther Jalv lfe and behavor those qualt es ;hat are characterstcally Amercan.nd that ave tnu'rent In the best bred stock of Amercan hstory.?he ' 0 de poneer stock. " c onumera'.a these churaeu t. t o Amercan quu'tes It s not necessa y to lst the qua' n. 3 that go to!akr ep a good man, for a good man s u good mat; no matter from v hat stock he cor.e. but t Is?.n:.rev possble for a man of the hghest '.j'cu: moral qualfer Hons to be st:ll n fundame.'.ta' Amercan. u:vltes. When ;h' ntted Ktules was a of : s. c.rert and plans., certan hardy ac! "n.ls of the N'od c stock of Kurope came to North Amerca. These ncluded among lbs others the early Englsh, Hugenot and some of the Dutch settlor.,, l. comng to North Amerca the ' cut themselves off from all accustomed sources of protecton and foo.l sup ply, and placed themselves '..o her lfe depended upon ther owu efforts wthout assstance from an: stronger group of people. Ther motve n dong ths was ther to have ndvdual and group freedom of acton wthn rr;; vlatlons and laws of ther own From the recorded accomplshments of these frst groups of poneers, and of, the poneers' who developed all of the broad expanse of the Unted States two tradtonal and fundamental qualtes of good Amercan ctzenshp have arsen: self relance, and the ablty to possess ndvdual lberty of thot and acton wthn the law. Let the ctzen of alen parentage and other ctzens as well realze that here In Hawa lfe s easy and condtons are safe as compared to those of the poneer days and that they are enjoyng ther advantages n great measure due to the work of these poneers. Let them put ths queston to themselves: "I wsl to be a good ctzen. Have he energy and, self relance under tcbe easy condtons to put thru my own enterprse, wth my own efforts alone of necessary, wthout Eoa.'chng for outsde assstance.''' From the condtons demandng self relance and self suffcency that the poneers had to undergo has developed among the Amercan people an admraton for these Qualtes that shows tself nowadays n ther concepton of "sportsmanshp." Let us llustrate ths. Should the skll of a team of Indvduals to wn n any sport be asssted by outsde help or an unfortunate, accdent to the opponnl the entre self suffcency and mert of the team n wnnng s gone, for a vctory now means that that vctory has not been acheved thru mert alone, but thru ablty plus factors lessenng the opponent's chance of wnnng. T.s takes away most of the satsfacton of wnnng to a vctor who has the true deal of sportsmanshp, and be s sorry frst that he has to play at all, and second that hs opponent had to lose under such a handcap. Now consder what ths means. Should a team have some players temporarly dsabled, or should an ndvdual be temporarly njured before a match, t s good sportsmanshp to accede to a request for a postponement f possble. It Is good sportsmanshp to cheer one's own players and poor sportsmanshp to place one's opponents under a handcap and jeerng at them, and applaudng ther errors. It s the poorest of sportsmanshp and absolutely not to play the game accordng to the rules and laws, whether t be an athletc contest, fshng, huntng, busness or an ndoor sport. Now cones the most general of the qualfcatons of a good Amercan ctzen. It s the correct performance of hs dutes as a ctzen, and embrace hs duty to hs country, hs duty to hs neghbors, und hs duty to hs famly. One's duty to one's famly s the The underlyng prncple gudng one's duty to one's neghbors s the r Golden Rule of "Do unto others as you would they should do unfo you." In practce t means to guard your actons and speech so that nether can harmfully affect anyone In your communty or elsewhere, to wth your neghbors for the common welfare, and to obey the law. Such' practces ns reckless drvng, turnng stock out where lfe and property may be Injured, cruelly to anmals, gossp, etc., all come under ths category locally One's duty to one's country on the part of all ctzens s to take an ntellgent part n ts government, and, should t be n danger to gladly do one's part n ts defense, even though t should mean the ultmate sacrfce. It means votrg at every electon, votng for the best man after a careful study of hs qualfcatons for offce, and supportng ths man after electon. The Amercan Legon, publc servants or offcers, and ctzens of Amercan parentage, have a poston and nfluence In ths communty that s potentally great. It Is to these people that the new Amercan ctzen must look for gudance and example, and an acton on the part of any of these may be coped and mtated by ctzens of foregn parentage and tranng as beng the deal of good Amercansm. It s much harder to correct a mstaken deal than to nstll the rght one. So,. good Amercans all WATCH YOUR STEP! A. J. HORNER. Indanapols, Ind., May 5. Efforts to speed the constructon of hosptals where young Amercan servce men, nsane from ther war experences, may be treated, are beng drected from natonal headquarters of the Amercan Legon here. C. J. Harrs, head of the Legon's servce dvson, reports an alarmng condton do to the lack of proper facltes for quarterng and treatng the demented veterans. More than 9,000 young men, who afflctons range from harmless mental dsorders and hgh nervous tenson to ravng nsanty, are confned n Veterans' bureau hosptals alone, whle at leaht 3000 more are held n contract nsttutons, state and county nsane asylums, Jals and prvate hosptals. In a cty near Indanapols, Mr. Harrs reports, a servce man, shellshocke d n mltary servce, became slghtly mentally unbalanced and began "actng queer," accordng to hs famly. The case was reported to the Veterans' Bureau, but nstead of al lowng the bureau tme enough to fnd a place for the patent, the parents took hm to an nsane asylum for observaton. Whle beng observed however, a document legally commtn g the man to the nsane asy lum was read to hm. The commtment for nsanty so preyed upon shellshocketbe young man, Mr, Harrs declares, that shortly he be came a ravng manac, confned In a padded cell. The Langley bll, recently passed provdes for the constructon of one neuropsychc hosptal n each of the Veterans' Buearu's 4 dstrcts. Traned personnel for treatment of the demented veterans s sadly lack ng however, and the natonal rehabltaton commttee of the Legon, makng a study of the problem, ha3 recommended that a tranng center be establshed wthout delay. The Legon has noted an ncrease of one per cent each month n the number of nsane veterans, natonal headquarters reports. Indanapols, Ind., May 5. Colonel Charles It. Folles, drector of the Veterans' Bureau, now s the one man n the Unted States' drectly responsble for the proper care of sck and wounded veterans of the world war, accordng to Na ' tonal Commander Hanford MacNder of the Amercan Legon. Passage of the Langley bll appropratng $7,000,000 to complete buldng of permanent hospals under Mr. Forbes' drecton and the announcement that Publc Servce hosptals n whch the servce men are patents wll be transferred to the control of Mr. Forbes, centralzes completely responsblty for care of the war's dsabled n the hands of one man. "Ths means thut the Legon's three va legslatve fght s won, but t also means that the country Is just three years too late n ado easest and most nstnctve of all quately c arng for ts dsabled," Mr. the oblgatons that a man tukes AIucNUU r declared. "The armstce upon hmself. In ths he s guded was hardly sgned before It became by affecton, natural Instnct, und apparent that the machnery of rathe feur of approbrum of hs negh hablltaton was clumsy. There were bors. Nevertheless, we have heard three separate bureaus wth whch of automoble ownng parents of un the dsabled veteran had to deal chldren on Kaua. one for payment of compensaton. THE GARDEN ISLAND, TUESDAY, MAY 23, 922 another for hosptal and medcal care and another for vocatonal tranng. Responsblty was dvded n three ways. "The Amercan Legon drew up a plan to remedy ths condton and obtaned the backng of the country. Hut by ths tme 50,000 pendng clams for compensaton had been amassed and 300,000 unanswered letters. Departments passed cases back and forth between whle men ded n want. "Fnally now the machne la n order. One man, the head of the Vetteran Bureau, controls nsurance, compensaton, vocatonal tranng and hosptal and medcal care. Furthermore, the power to make decsons and awards has now been allotted to dstrcts so that there s personal contact wth clamants." OUR JOKEFES A Modest Man Scene Lades' cloak room on Ka ua. Tme After a party. Mabel Dd you ever see such a man as Jm? Helen Meanng what? Mabel He kept starng celng all evenng. at the Helen He's modest. Mabel Modest? Why modest men usually look down. Helen Not n ths day of short skrts and rolled hose. I gave her a box of rouge for Chrstmas. Gee, but that was a pretty flossy present, wasn't t? Yes, but I got t all back when she thanked me for It. Mlton College Revew. Are the farmers allowed to make cder snce prohbton went nto effect? Surely. Haven't you heard of the freedom of tn press? Punch owi. She I wonder why Adam ever called her Eve? He Oh, I suppose he saw hs day ot happness endng when she came around. Voodoo. She Weren't.vox angry wth hm v sen he klssc! yout He Yes. Everv tme. Chapafn!. Male patron n a butcheshop Have you any tender steak? Butcher I have a steak as tender as a woman s heart. M. P. Then gve me some trpe. Porter Carry yo bag, Boss? Never bus' a bottle yet. Gargoyle. What sort of a part does Bll cake In the play? A very emotonal part. In the last act he has to refuse to drnk. Frvol. He You're charmng: do you know It? She I'm sorry I same of you. can't say the all rght. One ot well be truthful. Punch Bowl. He us may Oh, that's as S P O R T 8 What? Never seen a ball game? And you an Amercan I'm surprsed that you even make the admsson. The above was drected toward me. You can see the stgma thut s upon me. I've kept It from the world all these years only by skllfully changng the subject whenever base ball s mentoned. But now that t Is out, even f only one man knew about, t was upon me to see a game so that I mght throw out a few wse remarks about the great Amercan mana and thereby save my face. I am now able to say that I have seen a game and the followng Is a true report of the same: The grl who goes to moves wth me sometmes and I, were parked n her car (I sad I was gong to be truthful) n the Lhue baseball grounds a few Sundays ago. She was keen enough to see thatl ddn't know much about the game and she took t upon herself to explan t to me. Oh, I get such a trll out of baseballi'd never mss a game f t wasn't so hot or there s a pcnc on Sunday or somethng now let me tell you about It you see that fellow over there wth hs hands behnd hs back, well he's the catcher and that fellow that s wavng hs arms around n the ar s the ptcher you see he s throwng the ball to the no I was wrong he s not the catcher that fellow that I frst ponted out to you Is not the catcher no, he's the umpre he always holds hs hands behnd hs back so he wou't catch any of the balls you see the ptcher throws the ball to the catcher and the man wth say, I wsh they wouldn't let those people drve across the park when they are playng gee, that's a pretty car, I wonder who t's Mab e I lke her nerve she Just drove across there so everybody would see that she had a new car and look at the color of t red, I thnk that Is mghty poor taste colors are not beng used on motor cars thu year but then you couldn't expect r.nythlng better of her Bhe always wants to attract attenton a flvver U the only thng she should own wth her husband gettng that small talary thnk It Is smply outrageous for a woman to spend all her husband's salary on a car and then to get such a gaudy color so that everybody wll look at t you'd thnk she'd oh, look that's a home lun t's our team, too I can tell by the knd of stockngs he s wearng look he's around to thrd now there he goes he's n safe wonder what all those Kapna people are cheerng about why I beleve that was a Kapaa man who made that run I do wsh that they would have a dfferent knd of sut for each team I can't tell who s rt the bat the last tme I was here our team some of them had stockngs on Just lke that fellow who made that run why can't they all l.et new suts and have them washed every week wll you look at Ma bel she s gettng out of her to walk over to see Helen she doesn't lke Helen she says the cattlest thngs about her she just had to get out of her car to show off her new dress that's all she dd t for wll you look at that dress just magne a woman buyng a dress lke that and her husband gettng such a small salary buyng such r,n expensve dress and t s rot becomng she has such poor taste she couldn't look well no matter what she pad for her clothes not If she had a mllon dollars a year to buy her clothes wth and look how short t s cut I'll bet she can't st down wthout showng the toll of her stockngs a woman of her heght shouldn't wear such short dresses and no marred woman should roll ther stockngs of course t's all rght for us sngle grls but never for a marred woman look, all the bases are full whch team s n I do wsh they would have dfferent suts for each team or at leu st dfferent knds of stockngs color I mean I don't see how any body can keep track of the game oh, look at that felder catch the ball he rolled rght over on hs back and held hs hands up n the ar that's so everybody could see that he wasn't ceatng and pcked up the ball wthout catchng t do you know that Bll hasn't been arou d to see me for eght weeks yes, I marked t down on the calendar not that I care f he doesn't some round but t's so rude he mght have phoned or somethng yes, he cume up three nghts and always on EE Save Thursday nght and ho knows I take my sngng lessons on Thursday nght mnd you, I don't care If ever see hm agan, but you'd thn he wouldn't be so rude and he was up lust Tuesday nght and he knew I had to go to the Mkado practce I don't see how men can be so rude I wouldn't walk across the street to speak to hm men can be so rude down here I'm never gong to speak to hm as long as I lve why I wouldn't answer hm If he spoke to me look there goes' a home run look how the fellow s runnng what s he stoppng for oh, t was a foul say I do beleve Mabel Is comng over here of all the nerve after Bayng the cattlest thngs about me why I'd cut her ddad f t wasn't such a small place one has to stand for these thngs down n a small place lke ths why hello Mabel, we were admrng your car when you came n I was Just tellng Joe what a swell color t It red s all the rage for cars' now t's so sensble for you to buy a good car nstead of a cheap one what a beautful dress you have on you always show such good taste you dd rght to have t cut short lke that they say styles are for shorter dresses ths year say M& bel look at poor old Bll over there all by hs lonesome n hs car let's go over and cheer hm up we ' be back soon, Joe say Joe, f I don't come back before the game s over you take my car home, eh? Yes, baseball Is a wonderful game Moonshne Vsblty Test One moor. pretty good; two moons the real stuff; no moon wood al cohol. Lfe. J"m act. GOOD AMERICAN MEALS III HONOLULU Awat you at Chld's New, modern, hgh class restaurant, centrally located. Cool and comfortable. Intellgent, courteous servce. European plan. Operated n connecton wth the at LEGION USING Blasdell Hotel J.P. CHILD, Propretor. MAY 27th for The RADIOPHONE Legon posts on tbe manland are beng btten by the rado bug and are Installng radophone recevng sets so they can lsten In and get reports from department headquar ters. Nebraska Is the frst ftate to use the radophone. The plan s as follows: Department headquarters of the Legon n each state wll Install radophone recevng sets and ls ten n at specfed tmes and dates for the broadcast from headquarters. Each state department headquarters beng equpped wth a radophone could hold conversaton wth other state headquarters and In all probablty a powerful radophon o staton wll be nstalled at natonal headquarters of the Amercan Legon and n ths way natonal headquarters would be In touch wth each department ether drect or va closer statons. It Is only a matter of a short tme when all the Hawaan Islands wll be lnked wth radophone and talkng wth a party on the other slands wll bd an occurance. Promnent people, celebrated artsts, who come to Honolulu and ether do not have the tme or plans to, vst each sland wll be able to tentertan the whole terrtory wth speeches, lectures and concerts wth phone. the ad of the rado Rado s nether a craze nor a toy. It s a very serous and mportant publc utlty whch' wll gan magntude and value every day. Comty Fanr Lhue County Lot and Armory 0 A. M. to 2 Mdnght Informaton regardng Concessons and Exhbts may be secured from Sherff Rce Admsson: Chldren 5c Adults SOc 383 0

3 SPORTS KAUAI BASEBALL LEAGUE STANDING OF CLUBS W. L.' Pet. Alakee Makawel Lhue BOO Koloa McBryde RESULTS SUNDAY Makee, McBryde 6. Makawel 20, Koloa 9... CHAMPS TRIM SCOTS IN EXCITING BATTLE BOOTS ARE PLENTIFUL That game between Makee and Makawel Sunday before last was consdered exctng by many. But, oh boy, you don't know what you mss' ed f you dd net take the trouble to Journey to Eleele Sunday and vatch the Scots and Makey tangle u.. The nl'..:t game was mld n comparson. Sxteen errors, ten mlscues by the wluncrs and sx by the losers, ndcate that somethng must hve been radcally wrong somewhere, aut ask anyone who saw the game and the answer wll be that t was the most nctng game they have 3en n many moons. Imagne a game In whch the wnners overcame a three run lead and went nto tu lead by one run, only to have the opposton agan te t up wth runs to spare. Then, when everythng lookel rosy tor McBryde wth the sc at 6 to 4 n ther favor, and a Makee man had been lad away lu what was supposed to be the frst half ', of the nnth nnng, tao Makees tarted after Ohama and flled the bags, scorng three runs In se of a sudden swtch In moundsmen. Tl ly comng n from rght feld to check the rally. Ths was enough to wn, but they earned two more n the nnth to feel safer. The fnal score was 9 to 6, but the score doesn't tell the story at all. K. Muranaka, who ptched for Kl lauea two years ago, started oft for the "Makees, but sx errors' n fve nnngs spoled hs record and he retred n the ffth nnng wth two down, n favor of Teves. The latter allowed two hts In 4 3 nnngs, hut whch resulted n two runs. Ohama for McBryde had the Ma kees for fve nnngs, but weakened n the latter stages, allowng hts In every nng. Tlly however, dd no better, as under the rules, he was responsble for the loss of the game. Hee, the frst to face hm, scored the wnnng run. The story of the game by nnngs was as follows: The Makees went out one, two and three n the frst. For McBryde, after Tank had skyrocketed to Kng and Ako was klled by ptcher to frst. Fernandes pulled a Snodgrass and Spaldng landed on thrd. Tlly sngled, scorng Spaldng. Do booted G. Watase's grounder and Per rera sngled, scorng Tlly. Perrera stole second and Watase Scored on Soong's bad throw to thrd. Perrera tled to come n on the same play and was out, Muranaka to Soong. The second nnng was a blank for both teams. The Kapaa boys scored ther frst run n the thrd. Muranaka was safe on shortstop's error. Dol sngled and Yoshlda was safe when Ako erred. Hee fanned; but Tsunehro walked, forcng n a run. Two other forceout s ended ths Innng. McBryde could not connect n ther half. The ffth nnng brought Joy to the Makees supporters. Do sngled. After Yoshda had ded va the ar lne to Tlly, He beat out a bunt and a double steal was pulled off. Tsunehro fanned the ozone, but Soong doubled, scorng Do and Hee. Soong stole second and scored when Ako agan erred on Fernandez' grounder. Rodrgues ended by whf flng. The Joy of the Makees was short lved, however, as the Scots came rght back and put themselves gan n front by two runs. E. Watase sngled and Ohama sacrfced, Watase reachng thrd thru the forgettulnes s of Rodrgues. Tank sngled and scored Watase. Ako grounded to ptcher, who threw wld to second n an attempt to force out Tank, both runners advancng. Spaldng fanned. Wth two strkes and two balls on Tlly, Muranka was yanked a;d Teves went n. The frst ball he ptched was ht for a trple by Tlly, scorng Tank and Ako. Watase fanned. There was nothng dong n the sxth, tt e Makees gettng one hh and commttng another mscue. Dt to for the seventh, although the Mc" Brvdes tot two runners on wth none down. The eghth saw the fnal turnng tde In Kapaa's favor. Kng tled to Tlly, but Teves got a free tck et. Do got on thru second's error and Yoshda' beat out a bunt for a sngle, fllng the bags wth only one down. Tlly was rushed to stem the onslaught but Hee daubled on the second ball ptched, tyng the rfcore. Tsunehro grounded to Tlly n an attempt to squeeze, and Yo Yoshda cf. 5 0 K. Hee 3b Tsunehro us Soovg c Fernandez rf Rodrgues lb Kng. If Teves p. 0 0 Muranaka p totals 40 f 27 9 McBRYDE ab r h po a T. Ohama c Ako lb Spaldng 2b.s Tlly rf.p E. Watase cf J. Perrera If Kamaka 3b Carvelra 3b E. Wataae cf. 4 ' 0 N. p.r Ohama Totals Hts and runs by nnngs: Makee Base hts McBryde Base hts Credt vctory to Teves. Charge defeat to Tlly. Off N. Ohama, 35 at bat, 9 hts; off Muranaka, 9 at bat, 6 runs, 5 hts. Left on bases: Makee 8; McBryde 2. Earned runs: Makee 5; McBryde. Home runs: Kng. Threebas e hts Tlly 2. Twobas e hts, Soong, K Hee. Sacrfce hts: Fernandez, N. Ohama. Stolen bases: Dol, Soong, Fernandez, Perrera, E. Watase Double plays: Soong to Hee. Ht by ptcher: Soong. Bases on balls N. Ohama 2. Struck out: by N. Ohama 9; Tlly ; by Muranaka 3; Teves 7. Wld ptches: Muranaka. Passed balls: Soong. Umpres: Duncan and A. Wong. Tme of game 2 hours, 55 ml: utes. Scorer: J. Teraoka. Notes on Game MakeeMcBryd e Tlly was the battng star of the day, gettng two trples and a sn gle, all healthy wallops. As a clean up htter for McBryde, he certanly lved up to hs reputaton Incdentally, both relef ptchers were damaged consderably by the frst batter they faced, Teves yeld Ing a trple whch scored two runs, and Tlly a double whch) talled lke number. Perfect control was a feature of the Makee defense, not a free tcket beng doled out ether by Teves or Muranaka. The score board attendant must have been out late the nght before, probably to the Kapaa far. He added an extra column ot cphers to the board and everyone except the offcal scorers thought the game was over n the eghth. Teves work on Sunday aganst McBryde and the prevous Sunday aganst Makawel Indcates that he s Makee's best bet on the mound ths year, unless Cummngs can show some of the old stuff that made hm nvncble last year. Sally Watase made a dvng catch of Rodrgues' short fly n the fourth. It was a nfty catch and he deserv ed all the applause he receved for t. The game last 2 hours and 50 mnutes', but could have been much slorter f the McBrydes knew more about baseball rules. They stopped te game to protest the substtuton of Teves for Muranaka when Tlly had not completed hs turn at but, and dd It agan when Umpre Dun THE GARDEN ISLAND, TUESDAY, MAY am l n m j SURPRISE SPRUNG IN THE LADIES DOUBLES Mrs. George Bedell and Mrs. Rob! bert Jesse won the west sde handcap doubles champonshp after one of the gamest uphll battles on record n local tenns hstory, by defeatng Mrs. Clutterbuck and Mrs. Hall, Fhda was out Tlly to Tank. Tank's Mrs. Bedell and Mrs. Jesse sprung throw to Bccond to catch Tsunehro, blggest surprse of the tourna gong down was booted, and Hee ment when they defeated Mrs. Cano n Scored the run, whch was enough and Mrs. Rankn by the score to wn. For McBryde Tlly opened 6 semlftn.las the latter were pcked to of n the wth a mghty trple to left center but was stranded, as Watase and wn the champonshp and ther Perrera both popped out, and Tlly rhmnaton by the champons put a ew lght on the affar. Tl.er play 0 played straght tenns and both reo! fused to take unfar advantage of 2 ther opponents and ther sports manshp was of the hghest calber. Mrs. Bedell and Mrs. Jesse wll carry the ttle of lades' doubles champons of west Kaua for a year and an added feature wll be the trophy of two tenns racquets that go wth the champonshp. The racquets were offered as a prze by B. D. Baldwn. BURNS AND KNUDSEN WIN MEN'S DOUBLES FROM RICHTER AND NUNES Burns and Knudsen won the champonshp n the west sde men's handcap doubles last Sunday when they defeated Rchter and Nunes at the McBryde court. The scores of the match were 6 3, The match was a hard fought one, both teams playng heady tenns throughout the entre four sets'. Rchter and Nunes showed a flash of form n the second set, after the wnners had won, the frst one, and gave ther admrers a chance to 6 cheer by wnnng The Koloa team took a brace n thrd and won The McBryde team put up a game fght n the last set and although the score appears onesde d ths set was the hardest fought of the entre match. A par of tenns racquets gven by H. P. Faye s the trophy for the champonshp. ALL KAUAI MEN'S SINGLES FIRST ROUND COMPLETED; TOO MANY DEFAULTS The frst round of the men's sngles have been completed. One dstressng feature s the number of defaults by East Kaua players. The results of the frst round are us follows: "Tuxedo" Bll Balths defeated Erc Knudsen. Bedell won by default from Rankn and Kruse no report. Brenham won from Hofgaard. Caleb Burns defeated Nunes. Cannon ' won from Bomke. Faye defeated Dunn. Creevey defeated Clutterbuck. Baldwn won from Ichlnose. Gregg defaulted to Frank Burns. Glasyer defeated Kaye. Fernandes vs. Mller no report. Allen won from Foster Horner by default. Rchter defeated Damkroger. W. Snclar vs. D. Snclar no report. Broland won from A. Horner Jr. by default. The second round wll be as follows: "Tuxedo" Bll Bulths vs. Bedell; Breuham vs. wnner Rankn and Kruse; Caleb Burns vs. Cannon; Faye vs. Creevey; Baldwn vs. Frank Burns; Glasyer vs. wnner, N.lller vs. Fernandes; Rchter vs. Allen; Broland vs. wnner, W. Snclar vs. D. Snclar. "Tuxedo" Balths, who Is pcked by many to wn the tournament, voced the opnon that t would be a good dea for Mclnerney's to gve a dnner jacket to. tho wnner. Tux evdet'tly wants to blossom out at the next affar gven at the parsh house. Annual Track Meet For Kaua Schools Next Saturday at lhue The Kaua Publc Schools Athletc League wll hold ther annual track and feld meet at the Lhue park next Saturday afternoon at :00 o'clock. Tl.e league wll use the weght system n classfyng the contestants ths year to enable the smaller schools to compete on an equal footng wth the larger schools. The commttee announced that entres wll close Wednesday evenng. Ths s to allow the commttee to arrange heats for the dashes and arrange the order of the feld events was put out tryng to steal home. so as to enable them to run off the To make t doubly sure, the Ma meet as rapdly as possble. ng n ths match aganst odds was kees gathered two more n the nnth. The complete lst of events s as y ur U)e h,t ()f lud,ea. telns Soong ht Tlly. Fernandez:.. ) best was by.. follows:. years and sacrfced end Rodrgues ded, sec 70 Pound Class, Boys t must be sad that they won on cud frst, Soong reachng 40 to thrd. yard dash. (hpr gallerps8 for Ilt no tme dd K.f wnllooed o:e to left center Pull up. tl.ey gve m, although ther opponents took the frst set wth appar and crcled the four sucks wth Runnng broad Jump. ease. McBryde could do nothng n Baseball throw. ent ease. "60 ther half, gong out n rotaton. yard relay. The followng Is the box score: Ther showng n the fnals was 90 Pound Class, Boys up to standard and wth the unusually good playng of ther opponents Pull up. 60 yard dash. MAKE ab r h po a Dol 2b made the match one of the best and Runnng broad Jump. most exctng of the year. Both teams Runnng hgh Jump. 240 yard dash. Unlmted Class '00 yard dash. Pull up. Runnng broad Jump. Runnng hgh Jump. 400 yard dash. 70 Pound Class, Grls Basketball throw for dstance. Basketball goal throw. 40 yard dash. 00 yard relay. Unlmted Class, Grls Basketball throw for dstance. BuBkelbull throw for goals. 40 yard dahs. 60 yard dash. KAUAI HIGH INTER CLASS LEAGUE ClubSopho mores Senors Freshmen Junors Standngs of Clubs W. L. Pet Results last week: Senor 6; Freshmen 3. Sophomores 6; Senors Junors ; Junors 0. By defeatng the Senors In ther frst game the Sophomores took the lead n the Kaua Hgh nterclass league: The Senors bad trmmed the Freshmen, but the heavy httng Sophs went rght after the upper class men and httng Tashhenl at opportune tmes managed to fnsh ahead. The score R. Sophomores 6 Senors 4 H. 9 4 Batteres: Lydgate, Peler and N ta; Tashbanl and Nlshmoto. Tadooshl of the Junor team heaved a oneh t game aganst the Freshmen,.but thru an error of hs own and a wld throw by Goch hs catcher lost the game, one to nothng. Tadashl of the frosh team held the Junors to two hts whch had qute a bt to do wth the Freshman vctory. The score: R. H. E. Freshmen 7 Junors Batteres: Tadash and Ferrera; Tadeoshl and Goch. KAPAA BREVITIES Just a remnder that dnners wll stll be forthcomng In spte of hard tmes everywhere, f they play wnnng ball, B. Y. Lee, propretor of Yuen Kee chop house, Kapaa, nvted the whole Makee team, ts offcals and several personal frends, to an elaborate Chnese dnner at hs cat recently. It was not to celebrate the vctory over Makawel n partcular, however, as the dnner had been promsed to the boys after ther next vcotry. J ltau tney lost on sunaay, me unner would have been gven f they boat McBryde ths Sunday, or f not, then when they beat Koloa. Mr. Lee, the host, Is a genune baseball fan, and told the boys that he was takng ths means to show them, that although hs absence n Chna last year prevented hm from entertanng the team after the won the champonshp, he Is now gvng them a treat to start off the 922 season rght. He also promsed them that another dnner, better than ths one, wll be gven by hm f the team wns agan In 922. Those present at the dnner were htless for two games, broke nto George S. Raymond, Henry T. Shel can called a batter out after Soong tnu l"u'lb,lt 0!! Sunday, Kenneth don, G. M. Shak. Kon Soong, Arthur had dropped the thrd strke wth Bettng three blows and Do two. Wong, John Hano. Judge von Ekekefrs t la. N. Fugtan. June Teraoka, Josar.d second bases occuped and' none down. MAKAWELI 20, KOLOA 9 el,l Rodrgues. Alfred Rodrgues. D. j Several fcuolea from McBryde had! Makawel and Koloa staged a typ l)o. M. Tsunehro, Kenneth Hee. M. qute a fne tme of It up to the al schoolboy affar at Makawel. Merta. Kng Kano, J. Yoshda. Frank eghth teasng the Makees and ther the west enders fnally wnnng out Fernandez, j Joseph Slva, Alfred but could not be found by the terrble score of 20 to 9. j veros and Henry Kama, n ther usual haunts when the Errors were countless and the off! eghth nnng ended. al tcoror had bran fever and was ' Dol and Hee, who had both gone forced to retre. 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4 THE GARDEN ISLAND Issued Every Tuesday KENNETH C. IIOPPKU TUESDAY Tll: MEMORIAL M IIMIXC A memoral buldng that wll perpetuate the memory of He donors as well as lle two fne sons whose memory the buldng s ntended to keep green, was dedcated at Lhue last Frday afternoon. For the Wlcox Memoral Parsh House, oue of the fnest, best and 'most beautful memorals ever erected n Hawa wll stand for generatons as a slent trbute to the lves of two of Kaua's most loved sons. The buldng tself s an archtectural masterpece. Smple n lnes, wonderfully well proportoned, arranged so that every foot of space may be utlzed to good advantage, the structure stands not Only as a thng of beauty n a well selected locaton amdst the trees, but as an nstrument of servce to the communty. A well equpped stage provdes the place fur publc entertanments. A completely equpped ktchen makes t possble to hold communty banquets or dnners there. Smaller rooms at the rear of the buldng provde a place for extra Sunday School rooms or for commttee meetngs. The generosty and the publc sprt shown by the donors n gvng ths house, wthout reservatons, to the publc of Kaua, wll lung be remembered. If ths buldng dues not adequately serve as a memoral to loved oms who have gone before, then nothng, bult by the hands of man, (an. r.l A CLOUDS UATIIEUISV, The great world war, that promsed so much for the peace of the world, seems to have faled n ts objectve. None of the natons are satsfed, and today war clouds are gatherng n every quarter of the globe. Cvl war exsts n Chna; there s trouble n Afrca, n Inda, n Persa, n Turkey, Greece, Armena, and n other countres. France s on the pont of a fght wth Gernan y and perhaps Russa; Poland s an armed camp, and a number of wars are v.. progress, and peace seems to be far off. In fact, the dogs of war are stranng at ther leashes and may break loose any moment. In fact the world seems to be on the edge of an abyss, and Europe may before many months be ablaze wth war, and unless nternatonal dscord can be readjusted on the lnes of harmony and justce the smoke of battle and the thunder of the bg guns mngled wth the cres of men n the agones of death, wll be what today seems an almost unavodable condton. The Genoa conference was poorly managed. Mstakes were made n nvtng certan elements to partcpate. Kussa comes to the conference cocked and prmed for trouble. She has nothng to loose and everythng to gan. Her problem was and s a world problem; buther managers are trcky, exactng and greedy. A new allance, wth the possblty of other menacng combnatons has been made, and that, too, wthout the consent of the alles, the league of natons or any other authorty except that of the parles conceded, s a dark and threatenng cloud, Gor'nany and Kussa have combned fur nclul.der est, and the combnaton may yet nclude lulgara, Turkey and possbly some ether nut on. Wth ths combnaton loomng threaten ngly at the Genoa conference, and the par tes to the combnaton defyng the alles, there seems to be no hope of a satsfactory peace. In fact, the combnaton s a menace that seems to forcast nothng short of another great war, and that very soon. It may be averted, but nce dplomatc engneerng wll b; necessary to turn the tde. The alles mw see ther mstake n nvtng Kussa to partcpate n (he Genoa conference, and they see also that they have made serous mstakes n hagglng over poltcal ssues whle ther enemes have been strength enng ther postons untl they have vrtually become the dctators. Whatever may be the result of the present European tangle, the present status s alarmng, and well nformed men are fearful lest the dscord pass beyond control. Amerca may not agan be called upon to defend her rghts upon the hgh seas, but a European war may make t necessary for us to be prepared to defend ourselves from any encroachments that the conflctng partes mght see ft to make upon us. Maybe the reason Mssour stands at the head n rasng mules s because t's lle only safe place to stand. What has become of the old fashoned boy who used to do most of hs courtng on the way to and from church? THE GARDEN ISLAND, TUESDAY, MAY Managng Kdtor ; : MAY 2.?,!)22 MURALWREVKIS MOVIES For the past several mouths there have been many objectons to some of the movng pctures shown on ths sland on the grounds that they have a tendency to lower the moral standards of the people who see them. But the harm they do has always been n the mnds of many people, more or less conjectural, and no very decded step las been taken to wpe out objectonable pctures. Hut last week a case came up n the crcut court at Lhue that very planly shows the effect of these pctures. A thrteenyearol d school boy was brought nto court charged wth stealng?:!(). The boy broke down and confessed hs crme. When the judge asked hm why be dd t, he sad that he was tryng to act "lke the moves." He had got the dea and nspraton form a seral "The (reat (amble." that he has been watchng for some tme. In ths case the judge s a student of human nature. Moved by the boy's straghtforward confesson, he gave hm another chance und a very mpressve lecture. Had he not done so the boy would have been sentenced to a penal nsttuton and a lfe of crme started. The effect of these pctures can no longer be doubted. They are harmful n the extreme. They are shown very graphcally and ndelbly fxed n the mnds of the chldren and the adults wth chldren's mnds wbo watch them. The dea, the method of carryng out the dea and the ease of "gettng away" wth the crme are all mpressed upon the mnd. All that s needed s the opportunty and a few more crmnals are made. Ths s a good tme, and ths s a good reason, call t excuse f you lke, to start an effectve campagn aganst ths type of moves. There are commttees already here. Let them get busy and do movecensurn somethng. They may be sure that they wll have the wholehearted backng of every good ctzen on the sland. THAT IS OUT. The wse canddate s the one who comes out on a da t form of more than, one sprng bonnet a season. At the rate Germany and Kussa are prntng money the best thng a fellow could own over there s a paper mll. One sure way for a woman to keep her husband home s to ask hm to take her some place. We see where a New York Couple were marred n an arplane. That's not new. Lots of marred couples here have ther ups and downs. Kado wll probably never be popular wth the poltcans. There are no wres to be pulled. If there s a man on Kaua who thnks he has too much money our advce s to try runnng a newspaper for a whle. We can say ths for the, men who have short chns.; they are the most graceful tobacco chewers. Investments Should be Closely Watched DKLAYS n dealng wth clents Investments are concerned s often the cause of Iokh. That s why the motto of our slocks und bonds department has been always '"promptness." We beleve the rapd growth and remarkable success of ths t s duo n large measure to our system of keepng clents n close touch wth the market. We use the wreless when necessary. If you are not recevng our weekly fnancal servce, "TrenTrusTcs," ask to be placed on the mullng lst. So. churge. So to serve that wo may contnue to serve 4., LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE 4. Lhue, Kaua, May 3, I22. Edtor, Garden Island: Your recent edtoral, on the Amercan Logon's actvtes concernng the remodelng of the armory, wa'' read wth a mxture of satsfacton and apprehenson. The Legon Is, of course, very apprecatve of your knd remarks and thanks you for them. Thra mpresson was gven, however, that t e work s to be done at the cx p;nse of tho Legon. It s feared that ths statement may cause a p.blc msunderstandng, as to the source of the funds and t s hoped that you wll he good enough to correct ths possble msunderstandng, after readng tho followre: To quote exactly from our letter to the supervsors, "The work Is to be done by funds to be rased by the Amercan Legon and tt no expense to the county." Our pr c'ple method of rasng ths money wll he to go to the publc for subscrptons and the success of the project depends largely on ther generosty n respondng to a real communty need. "Every mother's sun of us" have got to dg up n order to get ths work done, whether he belongs to the Legon or nt. In the case of Ye Kdtor we hope hs subscrpton wll be so large that he wll feel personally respon sble for the alteratons. Serously that s just the way we want every one to feel. It s the publc who are gong to buld the new armory, not the Legon. Our ambton Is merely to provde a method of "helpng (he people help themselves." Yours very truly, Tho Amercan Legon, Kaua Post No. 2; by A. KNGLEHAHD, Commander. Edtor, Garden Island, Lhue, Kaua, T. II. Dear Sr: Kapaa's Moves and Its Prces I notce that the Kapaa move theater Is n the habt of bllng cer tan well known pctures as "specal and chargng the people prce for the prvlege of seeng these pctures. I do not pretend to know very much about the move busness but would lke to ask why such specal prces are necessary when other the aters n Honolulu, Lhue or else' where, under dfferent owners, do not have to charge extra for such feattres? I understand that the theater manager clams that such pctures cost hm more to present, and I do not doubt hs word, but what hop pen3 when some pcture as old as the hllu, Insofar as the pctures are con cerned, s shown? Does he advertse a specal reduced rate for these pctures? If he does, no one seems to have any recollecton of t, but of course, these old pcturer, may have cost hm the same as new ones. The present prce of 40 cents for a char s stff enough compared wth seeng the same pctures In other localtes, but why tack on a specal prce just because he pays a lttle more to the dstrbutors. I beleve that not only the wrter but the Kapaa lovers of pctures would welcome an explanaton thru the columns of The Garden Island. MOVIE FAN. Koloa Plantaton Store Wholesale and Retal Groceres Dry Goods of all Descrptons I H General Plantaton Supples JEWELERS Everythng In the Slver anj QolJ Lne lch Cut (jlass and yjrt Goods StCtrchanJl4 tht 2)cst Qualty Only. F. Wnclhmsn Lttdl. Leadng Jevrlers P. O. BOX 342 I IONOLULU ff Dr. T. L. Morgan OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Ofce on Wn. Hyde Hce Premses Phone 5 L Don't Gamble Wth Fate The hand of fate s contnually throwng dce for everyone. The fve dce represent the fve great hazards of lfe sckness, accdent, dsablty, old age and death. 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5 THE GARDEN ISLAND, TUESDAY, MAY 23, 922 The Lhue Memoral Parsh House (Contnued from page one) e,l stage. Here wll be a place tor Bong and musc for oratoro, and opera and orchestra. Come tonght and you wll see the faryland of Shakespeare as the chldren and young people enact the "Mdsummer Nght's Dream" before your eyes. It s an auspcous begnnng of a large use of the drama both as a recreaton and as an art nterpretng some of the deeper meanngs of lfe. 'UJL y would that I wore able to express what s In my heart and n your hearts of apprecaton of these dear frends, who n ther generosty and publc sprt have erected ths buldng. When they sought to buld a memoral to those they loved, they chose ths house, beautful as the skll.and art, the sense of lne and color, of the archtect could make t and then set It here to go on servng the communty thru all the conng years. Over Its doors there Is really wrtten, thougl In Invsble letters, the words of the text of ths sermon: "I am In the mdst of you as he that serveth." Ths house stands as a.vertable ncarnaton n endurng stone and lovely archtecture of the sprt of servce whch was. Chrst and whch must be n Hs church also. A frend of mne once placed over the ext of the new church where ho was mnster these words about Jesus: "He went about dong good." A no n explanaton he sad: "That s the test of the whole matter tho musc, tha prayers, the sermon do people go out nto lfe from ths church nspred to go about ou good?" ' am sure ths beautful. buldng wll have Just that constant and quet nfluence. People who gather here from tme to tme wll feel not only the beauty of ar chltecture but also the sprt of ser vce that ' prompted ts erecton as a trbute of lovng memory ana wn be npred to go out, In, turn, as those who serve, to go about dong good. So ths parsh house, standng here n ts beatuful grove of trubd, shall spread ts nfluence throughout ths lovely sland. After the benedcton, pronounced by Rev. R. G. Hall, the frends, old and new, went out past the bronze memoral tablet wth hearts more open to the sense of the glory and dvnty of love that outlasts these changng years. In the evenng, agan Che house was crowded, not to the doors, but beyond them, to the lmts of the broad lana, by neghbors and frends eager to see the chldren, of the communty take possesson of the pretty stage and cast spells of fary' land upon t. No magcan less pow erful, and no nterpretor of human lfe less sympathetc than Shape speare would do for such an He set a noble pattern. A lordly court grouped about Duke Theseus (Adran Englehard, and queenly Hlppolyta (Edth Rce), who were splendd n ther weddng robes, and courtly n ther speech. A moonlt forest where proud Oberon (Doro thea Sloggett) and far Ttana(Lyda Bodrero) held court delghtfully and called the flowers and moths and frefles to pleasant servce, and where Puck (Arthur Sloggett) most whmscal and audacous of sprtes, worked hs wll wth clumsy mortals; and a comc scene where rustc clowns played to utter con vlncement the "fools we mortals be." Bottom (John Mdklff) was qute n lmtable and Qunce (Percy Lyd gate) and hs players, Snug (Rctuurd Rce, Flute, (Kenneth Kerwlnf Snout (Wllam Moragne) and Star velng (Kenneth Hopper), whether n hardhandethe role of d men of Ath ens or of performers n "Pyramus and Thsbe," each played ts part wth ndvdualty and humor. Bottom was a splendd "ornery" fol for the leadng fares, the sweet DewDro p (Edth Sloggett) who opened the moonlght scene wth grace and sang her ary song and later led the swayng chorus n the queen's lulaby; Peablossom (Ruth Hobby), Cobweb (Dora Rce),Moth (Alce Scott), Mustardseed (Qlen Hopper), and the fary sentnel (Eunce Scott) who added varety and charm to the larger group. It was a true communty play as s proved when one tres from the long lst to assgn prase, for all 'helped to make the affar a success, from Mss Ethel Damon, who plan ned and worked out the detals' of the evenng's program wth untrng enthusasm, to the lttle group of fary flowers who swayed n tme to the fary musc. Mss Edth Rce proved her genus as a maker of costumes both n her strkng and lovely combnatons of color and the orgnalty and skll of her de sgnng. Mrs. carters rary groups were gay and spontaneous; Mss Karrer and Mss Hardell were n dspensable n promptng and watch ng cues; the Msses Underblls clowns nterpreted ther parts wth humorous success; and Mrs. Bayless choruses carred the sprt of the songs. Even the outsders caught the rprt of the occason. The lovely musc by the Pasmore Tro unfed and helped create the glamor of atmosphere; Mrs. Isaac Cox helped Mss Damon happly n the fnal puttng together of the vared seen es; and Mss Margaret Clarke's Set tngs for the fary songs had the llt ' elflanand swng of and the ap precaton of the beauty of the occa son was felt n the lttle chantlke sngng of the second stanza of "The Blessngs of the House" but slghtly altered from Shakespeare's closng song: "Ths pleasant chamber bless Thru the years, wth frendly peace; And the gvers of t blest Ever shall n safety rest." The full program s as follows Program, Dedcaton Servces of the Memoral Parsh House Doxology Hymn "Vente, Exultemus Domno" NO bus. GOOD SUGAR CANE EXHIBIT PROMISED I run uuurm I T FAIR The sugar cane exhbjt at the county far ths next Saturday wll undoubtedly be one of the largest and best dsplays to be seen. Ths s to be expected, In a dstrct where sugar cane comprses the most mportant crop. L. D. Larsen, manager of the Kl lauea Sugar company, was apponted charman of a commttee by the Kaua Planters' Assocaton to arrange for a sugar cane' exhbt. Mr. Uarsen, n conjuncton wth members of hs commttee, has suggest ed the followng exhbts: A 3 best stalks Lahana cane. 3 best stalks Yellow Caledona. B 3 best stalks H09 cane. D 3 best stalks Badlla cane. f 3 best stalks D35 car.e. F Best collecton of can varetes (any fve varetes). 0 Heavest ety). stalk of cane (any var I Longest stalk of cane (any varety). Longest sngle Jo:t (any varety). Best collecton of Hawaan seedlngs (any fve varetes). L Freak canes best exhbt. Largest collecton of dfferent natve Hawaan canes. Al Best exhbt of plantaton by products. A Best labor Bavng devce,. O Best specal exhbt not nclud ed above. These exhbts may be entered oy any plantaton, any homesteader or by any employee. of any planta ton. The entres must be at the L hue Armory by 9 a. m., Saturday mornng, May 27. Scrpture readng, Matt. 22:3540 ; John J. M. Lydgate Hymn, "Oh, How He Loves" Hawaan Chor Leader, Rev. Charles Keah Prayer Rev. R. W. Bayless Response "The Lord s Prayer" Hymn, "Sprt Dvne" No. 65 Address, "The Church as a Com munty Servant Dr. A. W. Palmer Dsmssal Hymn No. 542 Benedcton Rev. R. G. Hall Evenng Program, A Mdsummer Nght's Dream Arranged for Chldren Overture from "A Mdsummer Nght's Dream Mendelssohn The Pasmore Tro Act. Athens Scene. The Duke's Palace. Scene 2. Qunce the Carpenter's House. Scherzo from "A Mdsummer: Nght's Dream Mendelssohn The Pasmoro Tro Act 2. A Wood Near Athens Fary Songs, set to musc by; Margaret Humoresque The PaBmore Tro Act 3 Scene. Qunce's House. Scene 2. The Duke's Palace. E. Clarke Schumann The Fary Song, set to musc by Margaret E. Clarke' Valse des Fleurs Tchakowsky The Pasmore Tro YUEN KEE CAFE PHONE 526 SCHOOL COMMISSION.TO DECIDE ON SITE OF ENGLISH SCHOOL Defnte decson wth regard to the establshment n Honolulu of a publc school for chldren from Englsh speakng famles, regardless of natonalty, may be taken at a meetng of the terrtoral Bchool board next Tuesday, says the StarBulletof last Thursday. The commsson wll consder another petton receved recently by the department from parents n varou s sectons of the cty requestng the establshment of such an lnsttuto : At Its last meetng the commsson went on record as favorng restorng pf Central grammar, school to school wth strct Englsh requrements, but no acton was taken toward carryng out ths plan, the commsson desrng frst to obtan the vews of local cvc organzatyons. In ts dscusson of the project the commsson went on record as beng emphatcally opposed to anythng that saored of dscrmnaton. The problem now before tho commsson s that of a sutable buldng for the proposed new school. Should It be decded defntelyy to restore Central grammar school to ts orgnal status a certan number of chldren now enrolled there would have to be placed n some other school, and wth exstng congeston, ths would be mpossble at ths' tme. Lack of funds and tho necessty for retrenchment by the county as well the terrtory, makes a new buldng out of the queston at present. SUMMER SESSION OPENS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28TH The regular summer sesson of the terrtoral normal school wll be held n Honolulu begnnng Wednesday, June 28th, and wll last sx weeks. There are several specal features ths year, among thsm specal cours es n domestc and the practcall arts, afflaton wth the Unversty of Hawa n the agrcultural course and specal courses n the frst and second methods' provded for teachers who are requred to qualfy for second permt and a prmary grade certfcate. Normal school credt wll be gven for satsfactory work done at the summer sesson. The faculty announces that there wll be a lmted avalablty to those who care to make reservatons for resdence n the normal school dormtory. The number wll be lmted to 30 and the preference wll be shown to those that apply frst. Applcatons should be sent to Mrs. Harrett Evans, matron, Normal School Dormtory, Honolulu. The Y. W. C. A. wll offer specal prvleges, such as the use of ts beach house and gym facltes for a very nomnal fee. The Y. W. C. A. wll also assst n n the assembly programs and socal functons. kapaa, kaua GENUINE CHOP SUI on Order by Phone Pes Cakes & Confectonery Caterng 'Cry Our let Cream n P. O. BOX 42 KILAUEA KOMEDIES A Col of LIVE WIRE ATTRACTIONS from the UNIVERSAL SHORT CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE DE LUXE followed by KOMIC KOSTUME DANCE COSTUME FRIZES Klauea Hall, Monday, July 3 7:45 P. M. 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Agents, WAMEA HAND rjr: Made DIRECT by LANDERS, FRARY & CLARKE Neu) Brtan, Connectcut Vacuum Bottles quant and tnts FROM THE FACTORY L" HEAVY STEEL CASH, OWN ENAMEL FINISH Vacuum Bottles quants and pnts EXTRA HEAVY SEAMLESS HKASN CASE HIGHLY POLISHED FULL NICKEL FINISH Vacuum Food Jars quarts and pnts HEAVY STEEL CASK, DARK GREEN ENAMEL FINISH NICKEL PLATED SHOULDER AND CAP Fllers Standard for pottles and jars Beverage Shakers 2 AND MADE OF BRASS, NICKEL PLATKD HAS STRAINER WITH LEAK PROOF SHEARS LIHUE STORE jr Pea nsylvana At cum TIRES UNIVERSA PINTS PINTS FAMILY SCALES CAP KNIVES AND FORKS COOKS KNIVES KITCHEN KNIVES TRIMMERS The above on dsplay n our I latdware Dtpartment KAUAI'S EMPORIUM!

6 THE GARDEN ISLAND, TUESDAY, MAY 23, 22 SOCIAL NOTES SELWYN ROBINSON TO BE MARRIED TOMORROW Mss Kthcl Nowell, daughter of Mr. am Mrs. Frederck Nowell of Oakland, C'al., wll become tl.e brde of Selwyn Uobnson, son of Mr. alw Mrs. Aubrey Uobnson, of Makuwel, at St. Marks Epscopal church n Oakland tomorrow. Mss Kleunor Kobnso:', a s.tor of the groom clod, wll act as one of brdesmads. The young couple wll make ther future home at Makawell. MRS. HOFGAARD AND DAUGHTER HAVE PARTY One of the most enjoyable socal functons of the past week was a brdge. tv.'a sewng party gven by Mrs. C. Hofgaard and her daughter. Mrs. A. G. C'lutterbuck, of Wamea. n honor of Mrs. CHUterbuck's brthday. The players were placed at fve tables a seres of pvot rubbers beng played durng the afternoon. Mrs. f.ntue was the fortunate wnner of the frst prze, a beautful rose lk sofa cushon. Mrs. Aast r won second prze, a danty lavetular npnm and Mrs. Dwfght Haldwn was awarded artstc brdge tally cards for low score. The hules who brought ther sewng sat on the cool lanal urtl brdge was over, then all adjourned to the spacous dnng room where a danty buffet luncheon was served, consstng of chcken salad served a la buffet, sponge cake and tea..ta. N. Brown and Mrs. K. A, ( reevey asssted n pourng tl.o tea. The drng table was beautfully decorated wth yellow coreopss, whle flowers n shades of pnk and lavendar adorned the lbrnry and parlor where the brdge players sat. Those who enjoyed the afternoon were Mrs. Douglas, Mrs. Whttngtor, Mrs. Mller, Mrs. II. II. Crode, Mr:. A. Braue, Mrs. It. A. lallster. Mrs. E. G. K. Deverll, Mrs. N. Brown, Mrs. C. Uutchard, Mrs. D. D. Cruckshank, Mrs. E. L. Damkroger, Mrs. E. A. Creevey, M's. D. Baldwn, Mrs. A. Q. Marcallno, Mr. M. E. Carver, Mrs. Davdson, Mrs. V. C. Cannon. Mrs. G. B. Tuttle, Mrs. F. H. Aaser, Mrs. Wm. Danford, Mss Margaret Burt, Mss Vvan Douglas, Mss Whtt'gton, R.lss Joycu Whttngton. Mss Jula Fryer and Mss Carolne Weller. WAIMEAKEKAH DANCE IS SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR The frst dance gven by the Socal Club at the Wame a Hall was one of the most successful affars gven ths year. The crowd that attended was one of the largest that has attended an affar of ths knd, nearly everyone from the west sde beng present. To nsure good musc, the commttee had Alapak Smth's jazz band and t can be seen that the crowd had a good tme by the fact that they danced untl 2 o'clock a. m. Delcous refreshments n the form of sandwches, ce cream, coffee and cake, were served at 2 o'clock, after whch, the dancng contnued untl a late hour. HELE LOAS HAVE BUFFET SUPPER AT PAPALINAHOA The Hele Loas were most delghtfully entertaned at a but'fett supper at Papalnahoa as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Slognett, last Tuesday evenng. There were twentyegh t of them, all told, every member who could possbly st and take nourshment was there, and they made u very happy and merry party. Needless to say, the supper was mots excellent ad was most thoroughly apprecated. Lesurely, after supper, tho meetng was called to order by the presdent and two or three matters of busness were dspatched. One of these was the Hawaan evenng program for. the balance of the seusom. It was unanmously decded to have these nstructve evenngs ev ery week Instead of Ths was n order to cover tho ground and complete the course whch the leader had n mnd. Tho specal ewnt of the evenng proved to le a story llustratng the transton stage of the Hawaan mnd and outlook. "The Wanha Hu and the Advent of the Power Plant." It wbb the story of W. K. Howell's attempt to secure a ffty years lease from the Hu of tn Wanha water power. It was most graphc In ts presentaton of tho gropngs and msconceptons of the Hawaan mnd t regard to tho development of electrc power from the water. Rev. D. H. Klnefelter, superntendent of the Methodst msson, arrved from Horolulu Frday mornng on offcal busness;. "THE MIKADO" TO BE STAGED EARLY IN JUNE AT NEW PARISH HOUSE Whle the exact date haa not been set, t has been decded to present the comc opera "The Mkado," early n June at the Parsh House In e cast has been practcng fur two months now and the play s shapng up n wonderful shape. The frst practce ut the Parsh louse was held last nght. "The Mkado" wll be tl.e"second ;!turtatnnont to bo gven In the l w parsh house. The Japanese '.u:'try wll adapt tself well to he stage and the layout of the.nlung. The excellent acoustcs of A. house nsure the audence of Hearng every word of the songs.ml speech of ths popular opera. The complete cust of the opera vll be announced n next week's I.rdcn Island. Thu story, brefly, s hs: The Mkado of Japan fctu or lered that tl.re be no flrtng ar und hs court. Kat.sha, an elderly ady of the court, accuses Nanko, the Mkado's so:, of flrtng wth and declres her love for l.tm. le Mkado n a wrath orders Nankl' o to. tarry Kat.sha n ten days he beheaded. N'ankP s not at all enamored,';th Katsla. He decdes that he vll run away rather than marry he dumo. So le fles to the town I' ''tpu, dsgused as a trombone.l.ynr. There he falls n love wth.m Yum, KoKo, the ward of o rd hgh executoner of Ttlpu. the KoKs also In love wth, hs.art'.. When, he fnds out that she os NankT'o, he decdes that the as st way out of hs dffcultes s ) behead NankPo. Although hp 'unes hs mnd as to ths drastc.cton, he reports to the Mkado that.e has done bo. Katsha s much unted at ths and mukes a complant to the Mkado. The Mkado es the justce of her complant :! tells KoKthat f he does not.' n the love of Katsha n ten mn ltes he wll be boled n ol. The way poor KoKgets busy and wns Lut old grl always wns the aud.j.nc And wth the partcular local '.alent that s to present the play, the audence s sure to get some rare entertnment..mss Helen Kng, who s teachng at Lhue school, returned from Honolulu last Wednesday morrng after attendng the funeral of her father," the lata Wll C. Kng. 4, MARRIED j TELLES MONTGOMERY Esther Montgomery became tho brde of James Telles at the home of her father last Saturday evenng. Rev. Charles Keah offcatng. After the ceremony a royal luau was Served to the weddng guests. JOTTMAN B EC HART Mss Freda Bechart and George Jottman of Lhue were marred last Saturday evenng n the German Lutheran church n Honolulu, Rev. A. Hoerman', offcatng. The brde wore a beautful goorgett crepe gown wth a vel and "arred a bouquet of brdal roses..vs. Olga Horshe, a sster of the brde, was matron of honor and wore a pnk satn frock and carred a bouquet of pnk roses ad forgetmenot Mss Else Jottman was brdesmad and looked charmng n frock of blue organde. The danty lttle flower grls were dressed n pnk orgardo and carred lttle baskets of flowers. The brdegroom was attended by hs brother, Henry.Jotuna. Followng the ceremony a recepton was held at the home of tho brdegroom's uncle and uupt, Mr. and.mrs. Fred Hanson, Luso 'street The brdal couple arrved ths mornng on the Chndno.nd wll make ther home at Grove Farm. Klauea Komedes Lke Fg Bars? THFJIH'S o'ly one knd do f you lke the bc!!t to be hud. That's the knd that bear the sgnature of FIG HA US make good "munchng" for the chldren. They go well wth tea n the afternoon. They serve as a dessert. Your lvh r has them. Insst n Love's. They're 5c p r earto. COODNE.53 KNOWS THEY ARE GOOD LOVE'S BISCUIT and BREAD CO. HONOLULU 23 t" tell S." ' s 3 U r. V 3 A. FOR SALE OAKLAND TOURING CAU!H 7 Model?:$75.oo Also Furnture. I Deludng: Pttng Doom Table. Chars am Duffel, Dressers, Cot, Fl.or Lamps, But tun ClarK am Table, Ice Chest, I'orth Chars, Kte. See IATKCK. Kekaha. HUH U. S I!' H k m h mm btvv rrrm YLTArO CIC I Many Persons Leavng the Terrtory Wll be on Kaua from May 2:!rl to May 3. Call l'lone :?I2 L for appontments. Lxperl Servces on Cash Begster am Addng Machnes. ALL WORK. for a vacaton or busness rp follow onr advce and draft a wll before Ieuv Ths s t: very sensble tlng to do and s surprsngly easy. Just ask for one of our "WlfRooklets" and by usng t your attorney wll be able to have your wll ready for sgnature wthn a few hours' notce. Our offcers are always pleased and wllng to advse and assst you. CAl'C KI lt smm "ft m lft,. IL. S. F: HIU Typewrter Repar Expert Bshop Trust Company, Ltd. 924 Bethel St. Honolulu Telephone 677 HTAKANTEHD IIN CI I LI NO AINU VlMlNMVJIlNa tomw mmmoo. JO mbm la a ml mm v vm m mmm mm cotpaw wmm m Tle Presdent of tlc Standard Ol Company (Calforna), author of the statement quoted above, s rght n belevng that Zerolene s the best motor ol made. The lubrcaton engneers cftbscomjarylve r vcd t repeatedly, by means of thousands of dynamometer and road tests of Zerolene and competng ols. The reasons for Zerolene's superorty are: Frst, that the Standard Ol Company (Calforna) possesses resources of crude ol and of manufacturng equpment and personnel that are unsurpassed h the entre petroleum ndustry. Second, that the engneers and chemsts of ths company have, fom the begnnng, been gven carte blanche to make full use of these exceptonal resources, and to spend all tme and money needed to develop a lubrcant deally sute! to the needs of the modern nternal combuston engne. At the Presdent' cquest, v are undertakng to tell the motorsts of these, slands the story of Zerolene. We shall do ths by means of a.seres of sgned statements n the publc press. These statement? wll set forth n plan language the requrements of an effcent motor lubrcant, and the detaled reasons why Zerolene meets these requlwncut s perfectly. v.'.w X STANDARD oa COZ, J. :., S s a a ft

7 The Kaua Telephonc Company Is Now Representng DelcoLg ht Lhue and on the Island of Kaua n Whether you want a plant just to furnsh electrc lghts for cottage or camp, or a plant for complete electro lght and power servce, there s a DelcoLg ht of just the sze you need, nsur ng dependable servce at lowest cost. We should lke an opportunty to tell you how DelcoLg ht can serve you, whatever your electro lght and power needs may be. Dependable DelcoLg ht t nude n 25 tylet end e tze lor every need. All models have fourcycl e, the femout valvenhea enfonly one place to tatfeol. Over d uter. Eaty payment f desred. Wrt for catalog. We successfully send by PARCEL POST all the Islands: Bread, Rolls, Snals, Cakes, Cookes and Candes. Prces Upon Applcaton ALEXANDER YOUNG CAFE HONOLULU If you aro not now recevng the REXALL MONTHLY MAGAZINE please send your name for malng lst. The Magazne has recently been enlarged, and mproved by the addton of stores by promnent wrters and pctures of current events. BERVICB IS ABSOLUTELY Benson, Smth & Co., Ltd. MISMT The Rexall TH0NE: THIS MY Store to SERVICE EVERY SECOND d FREE. Iox 42G Honolulu, T. R E L ESS TH9T flccuftrtt INTEftOlRND luvice. H HTES IDIMIftV Utv too e s Douevc cose wv MIMT (T If w.nt. stm stem! vers ex nrn.c.htn nutubv. TELEPHONE CO., WRELESS DEPT., LI HUE, KRURI.. T tenet ct t OTTICE H. H0UT?& TRloll30"P,.30PnT5 30W SUNDRY READ THE GARDEN ISLAND 4 THE GARDEN ISLAND, TUESDAY, MAY Y. M. C. A. NOTES PUHI YOUNG MEN FORM CLUB Dog fght! Dog tght! aroused the Inhabtants of Grove Farm, Puh camp last Tuesday nght and all apes gathered at the socal hall to see what the dsturbance was all about. A real dog fght was In progress, but the "dogs" were Frank Trlxera and George Wakaneole contestng for the camp champonshp n a tral of strength to see whch could pull the other over a certan lne by means of a loop around the necks of the contestants. The honors went to Trxera. A cock fght (last censor by Sherff Rce) over the lno and were ndulged hothan In durng the course of the ev hothan enng to tho amusement of nl present. The occason for all ths dsturbance were the prelmnares for the formaton of a young men's club. "We want somethng to do In the evenngs," expressed the sent ments of the bunch. The bref ds c pt on gven by Secretary Locke of the possbltes of an organzed group receved the response that t sounded "jake" and "let's go." The gong resulted n Joe Trlxera beng made presdent. The pres dent took the cl.utr and tho other offcers were elected by Australan ballot accordng to Hoyle and all other parlamentary authortes. George Wakaneole was hgh man for vce presdent, Frank Trxera and Lous Galco were the favortes for the poston of secretary and treasurer respectvely. The offcers, wth the club leader, U. Watada, have drawn up a three months' program rangng from a peanut party to a full fledged stunt nght. are Masatar o The charter partcpants ' Tachlcawa, Yoshye Arokane, Sadao Tokunaga, Yochl Watada, Shnch Kagehro, Shnoda, Seraphn e Pklman Das, John Padllla, George Gsao Osugt, Klnch Tokunaga. MOCK TRIAL AT DORMITORY "Not gulty," was the verdct of the twelve sedate and solemn Jury men, after a long and heated delb eraton of two mnutes, weghng the case of Francs Chong vs. the World, accused of appropratng co coanut cream pe and dsposng of same In the usual way, Wtnesses tor the prosecuton gave ndsputa ble and conclusve evdence that the accused was wthout queston the perpetrator of the henous crme for whch he was before tho bar of Justce. The pale features and nervous men of the prsoner were undenable evdence of gult and deserved punshment. Judge Locke called for the defense to try If possble to counter balance the overwhelmng derogatory evdence aganst the prsoner The star wtness of the defense was Mss Johnson, matron of th kaukaestablshment from whence tho s pe dsappeared. Mss Johnson's to the searchng and wary questons of Attorney. Leong, the prosecutng attorney, brought out the tact that a crme of tho nature of whch the prsoner was accused was beyond the realm of possblty. No pe, cocoanut or other speces, was ever known to survve more than one kauka perod n the envrons of the sad establshment from whence the aforesad alleged pe had supposedly dsappeared. That there had been eght pes of the character and knd sad to have been lfted by the accused, on hand the mornng of the day of the day of the afternoon tho accused was accused of appropratng same, but an uterevenng kaukaattacked and anhlated all evdences of u pe of any descrpton and that n spte of the fnger and footprnt marks found on the tn pe tn by Detectve Lnk, alas Tony that sad prnts could be accounted for by the fact that the accused, n practcng a snowshoe scene from the play tho "Last Ho: e of Summer," had begun usn tho pe tn n leu of a snow shoe. In chargng tho Jury, the judge was candd n admttng that t was not wthn hs provnce to n any way prejudce the Jury, but n revewng the case he wanted to remnd them that hs personal Investgatons of the lfe and habts of the prsoner had dsclosed the startlng knowledge that he wus the possessor of one wfe, 4 chldren and a sngle par of trousers," that the prsoner was of necessty was forced to retre to the prvacy of hs own r l.oudowhen sad trousers were consgned to tho precncts of the monthly washtub, that these facts coupled wth the fact that It was the frst tme the accused had been caught n the act of commttng a crme, that the Jury should gve due consderaton to these crcumstances n pronouncng ther verdct. "Not gulty," was the verdct. DR. MORGAN SPEAKS TO Hl Dr. T. L. Morgan gave the members of the Lhue Hl Club a very nterestng talk labt Frday nght at ther regular meetng on the functons of the body and some of the prncples upon whch the osteopathc practoner works n removng bodly alments. Dr. Morgan had some charts wth hm showng the constructon of the vertebral column and ts network of nerves and blood vessels. A number of questons were asked and answered regardng the care of the body and many Interestng and valuable suggestons receved. Ths s one of a seres of practcal talks that the program commttee of the club has arranged. LIFE CHOICES DISCUSSED The members of the Hanale Three Club were gven some help fll suggestons regardng the choosng of a lfe work lust Wednesday at ther reular meetng, when Secretary Locke told of a few smple prncples that mght gude a person In thnkng of ther future work. Followng the talk and a short busness meetng n whch plans were made for a parents' nght and a dstrct roundup, the club adjourned to the athletc feld and practced for the comng track meet. PUHI BOYS FORM CLUB Last Wednesday nght, at Puhl camp, on Grove Farm plantaton, a boys' club was organzed wth the assstance of the Kaua county Y. M. C. A. secretares. The boys who attended the meetng were Katsum Yamamoto, Antone Tashera, Hang Yang Kang, John Galca, Setsuzo Ta aka, Isomu Ammoto, Takeo Salvatore Das, Mkso Naka, KencLl Funada, Kanlch Funada. After the Y. M. C. A. fourfol d program and ts consttuton were presented to them, the boys proceeded wth the electon of offcers. The followng were elected offcers of the club: Presdent, I. Ammoto, vce presdent. M. Nakal, secretary, S. Tanaka, treasurer, T. Kunshma. The nterestng feature of the club program wll be dscusson on current topcs and personal problems, games, hkngs, socals, ec. The club meets every Wednesday nght at 7 o'clock. School Notes LIHUE SCHOOL Mr. Locke was up at school ths mornng and talked about the track meet and events that are to bo held at the far. Several of our teachers went up the Olokele canyon Sunday wth the Hele Loas. Our specal sngers are expe tn; the judges today. They are uvll traned and sng ncely. We hope that they wll wn the prze. The shop boys are makng a lbrary table. Mss Anthony, our domestc scence teacher, s servng very good lunches. We serve about a hundred pupls every day. let grls are do Ing some nce sewng, and they wll have some fancy work on sale at the far. M!ss losther Montgomery, a former student of our eghth grade, was marred on Saturday nght. Last Frday, Mss Huddlestou and 2 pupls went on an excurson. We took the truck at the school housb and drove over to Hanale. It was a lovely rde over, wth beautful cane felds on both sdes of the road, and we could got such a goad vew of the beautful mountans, wth Waaleale standng hgh above the others. When, we started the ocean looked very gray, but the color wns always changng, ;nd when we got to Hanale t was a deep blue. After gong mles among the cane felds we began to sea less cane, and more pneapples, then lovely rce felds. We decded to not stop at Hanale, and drove on to Haena, and stopped at the bg Dry Cave. The chldren enjoyed explorng ths bg cave and as some had brought candles and searchlghts we went up nto all the dark corners. Then we hked up to the Wet Caves. Ten of tl.e boys had a lovely swm n one of the caves. As we were gettng nto tho truck someone asked to be taken to the Klauea lght house and we decded t would be a very nstructve trp and started for t. The keepers were very nce to us and explaned everythng about the lfjht. Then we started for Lhue, and even though we were all tred, we felt as f we had had a good tme ad a trp well worth whle. Klauea Komedes JAS. F. The most mportant consderaton n bayng a used car s the responsblty of the seller Company, Lmted REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE STOCKS, BONDS, No Merchant St P. O. Box No. 694 Honolulu The Bank of Hawa Ltd. LIHUE BRANCH HAKG HOURS 9 A. M. TO 3 P. M. Don't Lose Sght! of the fact that I have a qualfed Eyesght Specalst at your servce My personal guarantee goes wth all the work done, backed up by a reputaton, ganed durng 2.") years on the slands, for a FAIR AND SQUARE DEAL. If your eyes trouble you. or you need to change your glasses, come and consult me. For appontments, wrte S. R. LUCAS OPTICIAN Kapaa, Kaja If You Are Thrfty n J Tt, Every Car Now In eaa ns Use s a Used Car If your sense of value s greater than your prde, you wll take advantage of ths opportunty, to purchase a recondtoned automoble, n whch there remans a splendd transportaton value, at a prce much lower than the frst cost of the car. The Nawlwl Garage s offerng a selected lot of used cars, whch have been recondtoned n ther shop, whose real value they know, and whch are prced accordng to the transportaton value whch s aclually (here. Ths s Your Opportunty to Buy Wthout Rsk Here are tome of the Bargan! Three Ford Roadsters $325 to $575 Four Ford Tourng $275 to $550 Three Dodges $350 to $500 One Chalmers $550 Three Lght Ford Trucks $275 to $375 Three Ton Ford Trucks $650 to $975 'Chese cars are guaranteed to be 00 per cent Value as represented NautttuUt (garage, Cft. The most mportant consderaton n buyng a used car s the responsblty of the seller

8 Fordson Is Demonstrated Industrally by Dealers MANY INDUSTRIAL USES FOUND BY LOCAL FIRMS FOR FORDSON gravty. Another type Is made wth a hgher frame so that t may be used for loadng wagons. The servce the tractor tan ren T,.,...,... lo(,onotv,,. der to ndustry was demonstrated n mln., fl tran of t,.ree R(,e dump a practcal manner at the Fordson tara ()U ft t.l.ouiar rylh.ma track. The Industral Exposton held at the fnmt nm, Rre, om(m.,el, plant of the Ilellnnn Motor t.orp., l)y Ford dealer n Long Island Cty, N. ' connectb rods. The front wheels sprng Mspemleu n a steel lramo lo.l f Atnl l 7 The,.. l, uu.... Nvuk. s attatno to the front and rear exposton was promoted by the Ford h.r,cto Motor Co.. and the Ford dealers n, A portable unt was the metropoltan dstrct of New York t'huwn n operaton. Ths unt conssts of a compressor and recever av.d Now Jersey. The exhbts showed the tractor as a!e;.vy haulage unt, mounted on a traler. The tractor Is as a statonary power plant md as a! combnaton of both. Arother tractor was shown wth a host attachment. The drum s mourn' ed on the back of the rear axle house ' ne and s drven from the power take off by sprocket, chan and spur, gears. It has a pullng eapahty of from three to sx tons. The drum wll hold SOCIO three Jackhammcr drlls under ordnary condtons. feet of 3 S Inch cable. The reverse s controlled by a brake. Ths host s Local Industral Used adapted to ple drvng, buldng erecton, ol well drllng, lrng The Fordson has been demonstrated ndustrally several tmes on Kaua. oper;.honetc. At the exposton t w; s It wll be remembered that the ex shown operatng n bucket host. Tl's cavatng of the new cellar for the new telephone buldng was done by Fordsons. equpment may also be used for snakng heavy loads. A portable crane desgned for u; loadng and loadng work was also demonstrated. It eonssts of a strucu'a l rteel frame wth a block and fall. A nggerhead s placed on the tower takeoff. The crane wll rase a lodo pound load 9 feet off the :nmnd a:;d whle suspended, the load may be carred to any desred poston and lowered under perfect control. The automatc dump scraper attach used to transport t from place to place, and also supples the power to operate the compressor. The engne s ftted wth a governor tn. and conjuncton wth the ar pressure, regulator, mantans a constant ar pressure. e Ths unt wll l lt" um; jn' n lnng ( Fordson to haul.spreader wagons on the constructon o the new Ahukn roadan has found that the Fordson s' a great tme and money save' n ths work. The Fordson replaced three teams of mules and s haulng more rock than was formerly hauled oy the three teams. The Ahukn Termnal & Ralway ompar.y has placed an order for a 'ordson lonotve to be used n swtch ment load ts own scoop wth a half ng freght and sugar ears at ther a yard of drt or other materal termnal at Ahukn. weghng about loot) pounds, lfts the Coney S.Morrs wll use a Fordson to haul the rock to the crusher load ard er.nes t to any desred poston. It s ntended for movng loose on the co; s ructon of the new wharf materal for short dstances but s ;. M.malo. After the rock arrves at not sutable for loadng wagons. It the cruster t wll be broken n a rf controlled entrely from the tractor seat. The power requred to lft then mxed wth cement n a mxer rusher operated by a Fordson and the scoop s obtaned thru a set of.".lso operated by a Fordson. bevel gears whch s mounted on the Ths s a few of the uses that the power takeoff. These gears turn a Fordson has been put to on Kapa shaft runnng parallel to the length and t can le seen that wt Lthe equpment mentoned above that the feld of the tra tor. There s a clutch n ths shaft. Ths shaft drves a transverse s almost unlmted. shaft mounted on the rear of the rear Nawlwl Garage Ltd., the local axle housng thru another set of bev Ford dealers, s prepared to furnsh el gears. The drums on whch the c.a nformal on and prces on any of the bos are wound are mounted on ths equpment mentoned n the above shaft. The load s lowered by j tde. A TtfM dardeu ISLAND, TtTF.SDAY, MAY TIP TOPIC S "THE CALL OF THE NORTH" "The Call of the North" the feature pcture whch wll be the attracton at the Tp Top theater on Saturday s the latest Paramount pcture starrng Jack Holt. Ths popular screen star s Been as a Canadan trapper n the north country, n a story that s verle and fast movng and powerful n ts drama. It s adapted from the novel by Stewart Edward Whte and the play by George Droadhurst. The pcture takes the audence to the fur country where the Hudson Bay company, the great fur tradng organzaton, rules supreme. "Free traders," men who dare to compete wth the company, are routed out by far means or foul. But there s one free trader who dares to buy and sell hs own pelts n open defance to tl.e tyranncal factor, the local leader of the Hudson Bay company. The clash between them s nevtable. "The Call of the North" s one of those pctures whch carry the Imagnaton of the spectator r.to the very heart of the coun try t s pcturng. Ths feature was flmed aganst a rugged mountan background whch adds greatly to ts artstc beauty. KAUAI HOMESTEADER DIES Tochl Morta, Kapua homesteader, ago 2!), and owner of a lot n. the second seres, passed away at hs home on Saturday mornng, the cause of tho death beng heart dsease and paralyss, from whch he had been sufferng some tme. Fun. ral servces were hdd by relatves und frends on Sunday. The deceased was well known and well lked by all who knew hm. He s survved by a wfe and four chldren, besdes a mother, stepfather, and four younger brothers, Mdor, Kku and Isam, and one sster Tsuruko, all lvng hero. HYADES ARRIVES AT PORT ALLEN; BIG CARGO FREIGHT The steamer. Hyades, arrved p.t Port Allen ths mornng wth one of the bgest cargoes of freght that the steamer has brought to ths port ths year. About 200 tons of lreght was brought to Kaua on ths trp. The Hyades wll load pner.pn'c s and depart for other Island pou on Wednesday evenng. Klauea Komedes Tp Top TheatrE "JIJv.,"j LlJ Nfpf7 mm mm. wr 4. v WEDNESDAY m JT A. J ys Bscau32 he loved her, he told her too much, and she; msunderstood. Then came another grl who understood too well, untl ftw...5 Be sure to see t SATURDAY 7c M. JachHolt The Call North j Qkummounl J From the Novel by Stewart Edward Whte TorJxt ca:?(;!)s.(o, v. o. h. kata t The Unversal Car SIOIAN,.?! 5.00, F. O. I?. KAUAI And remember the lowest frst cost, the lowest upl'eep and the hghest rf..a value ḻe of any motor c.r ever bult. You have never before had the opportunty of securng as much car, truck or tractor value at so low a prce. Take advantage of ths opportunty and place your order now when you can obtan prompt delvery. All Ford cars are equpped wth electrc startng and lghtng system, demountable rms, extra rm nonsk d and tres all around. NAWILIWILI GARAGE, LTD. TKIVK WITH HODY,? , ().. KAUAI l'is()x. s.!l..00, F. O. l. KAUAI Terms f desred

9 THE GARDEN ISLAND, TUESDAY, MAY MOD ak J J Send for Catalogue and PHOTO SUPPLIES 8pee!al Attenton to Mall Orders Honolulu Photo Supply Co. "EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC" 059 Fort Street, Honolulu P. O. Box 2999 WAIMEA HOTEL Headquarter for TRAVELING MEN and T0URIST8 Rate per Week: $7.50, $25, $30, and $35 Rates per Month: $65, $75, $85 and $20 Telephone 32 Hotel Leonad (Formerly Majestc) HONOLULU Thoroughly lenooated Rates Reasonable Hot and Cold Showers and Tubs Fort and Beretanla Streets H. L. SHAW, Mgr. Honolulu Paper Co. Lmted Wholesale Paper Dealers and Statoners Alakea Street HONOLULU, HAWAII. Alexander & Baldwn Lmted 8ugar Factors Commsson Insurance Merchants Agents AGENTS FOR Hawaan Commercal & Sugar Company. Haku Sugar Company. Pala Plantaton. Maul Agrcultural Company. Hawaan Sugar Company. Kahuku Plantaton Company. McBryde Sugar Company. Honolua Ranch. Kaua Ralroad Company. Kabulut Ralroad Company. Kaua Frut & Land Company. CALIFORNIA FEED CO. LIMITED la Hay, Gran and Chcken Supples SOLE AQENT8 FOR Internatonal Stock, Poultry Fod and other specaltes. Arable for coolng Iron Roofs. Petaluma Incubators and Brooders. Kng's Specal Chck Feed P. O. Box 45 Honolulu HOTEL LIHUE (The Fanrew) Twentytw Elegant Rooms o n Man Buldng Tbreo Ary Cottages Cusne Unexcelled n Country Dstrcts W. H. Rce, Jr., Propretor Of Course, Unntentonal Joe Sweets to the sweet? Sephlne Oh, thank you; may pass you the nuts? Gobln. A The Unversty PINEAPPLE PRICES UP Good news to the ndependent pneapple grower IS the announcement ot hgher prces to be pad ths year by the ca:nerles, an ncrease of nearly 20 per cent over prces of last year. Next Step forward should be better gradng and szng of pnes by a mechancal process at the cannery. Ths would do much to nsure a square deal both to the grower and to the cafrnery buyng the frut. We wll have more to say on ths subject later. THE SWEET POTATO AND GARDEN WEEDS Wth the approach of summer and school vacatons close at hand, when school and home gardens are usually abandoned to weeds, we ought to gve specal consderaton to the humble but useful sweet potato. Teachers and pupls, householders and farmers who have not yet tred plantng the sweet potato as a flli n crop would do well to set all avalable land, whch would otherwse be Ideal, to one of the rank growng varetes. We know ot none better than the New Era. The vnes cover the ground quckly, smother the weeds, mellow the sol and produce a crop at lttle cost, and wth lttle attenton. The essental part Is to gve the plunts a good start by provdng a far and clean seed bed. After ths they wll take care of themselves f nevescsary. Make your: plans now to grow sweet potatoes n pluce of weeds durng the long dry summer months whch wll soon be upon us. Select well matured cuttngs rather than soft succulent ones; unless your sol s' especally mellow and farly most. Ths b essental to gettng a good full stand, wthout whch weeds are Bure to crowd n and replace the otherwse unversally adaptable sweet potato. INSECTS IN STORED FOODS We do not know Just how much money Is lost every year n Hawa from destructon of stored foods by rsetcts, but we know the loss s enormous. Rce, corn, barley, flour, beans, peas, dred fruts, dred fsh, and meats and many other knds of food In storage are attacked and devoured by varous knds of nsects. The loss n the Unted States from these enemes s sad to be over 00 mllon dollars every year. In addton to eatng and destroyng thousands of dollars worth of food n Hawa, these nsects' also contamnatng wth ther posons the food they do not eat. Experments carred on n Oho prove that these contamnated foods cause serous sckness. One scentst states as hs belef that eatng rce contamnated by weevls causes berber l. Protect the stored food crops whch you rase, for losses n storage from nsects may remove all your proft. Protect also the food stuffs you buy and keep n temporary storage, for these may be attacked by the same Insects and you suffer loss there, too. How to Protect Many experments have shown that beat s one of the best and cheapest protectons aganst these destructve nsects. A temperature of 25 or 30 degrees Fhr. Is fatal to them If manfo r an hour or more, but ths does not hurt the stored foods and does not kll the germnatng power of corn Another good method Is fumgaton wth placng the carbonbsulphd stuff to be treated n an ar tght room or chest, and puttng n carbonbsulphd e and beans. Of course, one has to be very careful to not let the temperature run too hgh or Injury wll result. at the rate of one ounce to Carbonbsulphd 25 cubc feet ot space. e s exposve and Inflammable and also has a very dsagreeable odor. For small amounts of stored foods to be treated, we beleve that mld heat n an oven s the best. It wll pay every farmer and householder to gve thought to ths matter. If more detaled nformaton s wanted we wll be glad to furnsh It. For the use of heat on a large Bcale aganst destructve nsects we suggest that Bulletn 354 of the Oho Experment sta ton, Wooster, Oho,' publshed Janu, ary be sent for. Ths gves detaned nformaton on buldng a heat plant and ts requrements. SOME GOOD BULLETINS FOR YOU Thru the kndness ot the late prnce the board of agrculture and forestry has for free dstrbuton a supply of several good bulletns publshed by the U. S. Department ot Agrculture. These are Farmers' Bulletns and gve valuable Informaton on many subjects of nterest n Hawa, t you want copes of any of these send you request to C. S. Judd, Board of Agrculture and Forestry, Honolulu. No. Ttle 4 Feedng Hogs n the South. 494 Lawn Sols and Lawns. 533 Good Seed Potatoes and How To Produce Them. 002 Producton ot Clean Mlk. 690 The Feld Pea as a Forage Crop. 893 Breeds of Dary Cattle. 920 Mlch Goats. Extenson Letter 934 Home Gardenng In the South, 973 The Soy Bean; Its Culture and Use. 743 The Feedng of Dary Cows. 765 Breeds of Swne. 78 Tuberculoss of Hogs. 824 Home Gardenng In the South. 853 Home Cannng Fruts and Vegetables. 876 Makng Butter on the Farm. 874 Swne Management. 884 Savng Vegetable Seeds for the Home and Market Garden. 984 Farm and Home Dryng of Fruts and Vegetables. 47 Mlo: A Valuable Gran Crop. 00 Growng Frut for Home Use. 068 Judgng Beef Cattle. 073 Growng Beef 6n the Farm. 7 Forestry and Farm Income. 05 Producng Famly and Farm Supples on the Cotton Farm. 26 Sudan Grass. 48 Cowpeas; Culture and Varetes. COMMERCIAL BANANA VARIETIES FOR HAWAII The successful establshment of a crop as a new ndustry Is frequently more dependent upon the selecton and development of a sutable varety or varetes than upon any other factor. The deal varety of any crop s one that most nearly meets (). the commercal requrements of the markets where t s sold, and (2) the cultural condtons under, whch t Is grown, such as clmate, sols, shppng dstance, etc. Hgglns, (n Bulletn 7, Hawa Experment staton, 904) enumerates at least ten ntroduced varetes of bananas and double that number of natve sorts growng n Hawa. Most of these, whle they succeed well under favorable condtons' and are used more or less extensvely here, have not thus far Lee: consdered consdered as commercal varetes, exceptg n the Chnese or, Canary Island varety (Musa Cavendshl). Ths s a dwarf type of very fne q'sl'y g wherever bananas grow n Hawa. It s sad to have been Introduced from Taht about 855. Its habt of low growth s much n ts favor, especally when grown n wndy places. It bears large bunches under favorable condtons of sol mosture and exposure, ts flavor and texture s consdered superor to that of most other varetes to be eaten out of the hand. Its only drawback s that t requres very careful handlng n shppng, but wth reasonable care t stands shpment well. It s hgl ly esteemed n San Francsco and other Pacfc coast markets, even though the retal dealers fnd fault wth ts keepng qualtes. Ths varety would appear to be safe one to plant extensvely by all who contemplate growng bananas commercally n Hawa. The Jamacan or, BJuefeld banana also known as Martnque (M. saplentum ) was ntroduced nto Hawa In 903 by Phllp Peck of Hlo, and also by the terrtoral board of agrculture and forestry In the same year. Ths s the chef commercal varety of the world and the prncpal one of the Amercan trade. It Is the prncpal varety grown n Central Amerca and Jamaca and forms the great bulk of the Unted Frut company's trade. The chef mert of the Bluefel d banana s ts remarkable shppng qualty and the fne appearance of ts well developed bunches. However, ts flavor Is' only far and ts texture s coarse compared wth the dwarf Chnese varety, whch, s so frmly and favorably establshed n Hawa. The plants of the Bluefeld are very large and tall, whch s a cultural dsadvntage n wndward locatons, as the plunts are lkely to go down n a strong wnd. In well sheltered rch lands t grows to a Lgh state of perfecton n Hawa, and we have seen bunches weghng up to 00 pounds grown locally. It would probably not be wse to grow ths varety extensvely exceptng n well favored localtes. The Red Spansh or Jamacan Red, also called Cuban Red. s a handsome frut and a few bananas are occasonally shpped to the Sun Francsco market from Honolulu at a good prce. In dscussng banana varetes, we would lay partcular stress upon the possbltes of developng superor strans of the local Chnese varety and possbly other types, thru bud se lecton, such ad 's beng done wth sugar tune and pneapples nk Hawa and wth ctrus and other crops elsewhere. Untold possbltes are In store for the breeder, of a superor stran of bananas. HONOLULU MARKET PRICES Beef and pork prces are about as last week. Eggs are frm at 65 cents a doz. wth the supply becomng gradually more scarce and a tendency toward hgher prces, though the present quotaton Is expected to hold for several weeks. Bununus vary n prce a good deal accordng to qualty, averagng from 3 to 4 cents per lb., wth 5 cents of fered by some for extra qualty bunches. Cabbage s up a lttle just now, around 2 cents per lb., but It s not steady. Papayas are frm at 2 and 2 cents per lb. Sweet potatoes brng from 2 to 2 2 cents per lb. Whte potatoes (Calforna) cost about 2 cents per lb lad down n Honolulu, but Island grown whte po tutoes brng a lttle hgher than that. Watermelons are abundant now, ' dealers payng 3 to 3 cents per pound. Everybody's Dong It Lots of folks that laugh, because It takes 5,000,000 rubles to buy a par ot shoes n Russa are savng cgar coupons over here to get a grand pano. Lfe. Local Color Poet I am out here to get local color for a pastoral poem. Farmer I reckon you're gettln' It, mster. I panted that settee only ths mornng.' Boston Transcrpt. TENDER FOR MACADAMIZING OLOHENA ROAD The Board of Supervsors ot the County of Kaua wll receve bds up to 0 o'clock of June 7th, 922, for furnshng all materal, tools and equpment necessary for the gradng and macadamzng of approxmately 3 mles of the Olohena road, Dstrct of Kawalhau. Plans and specfcatons may be obtaned from the undersgned. Each bd to be accomponed by a certfed check for 5 per cent of amount bd. The Board of Supervsors reserves the rght to reject any or all bds. (Muy ) R. F. MIDDLETON, County Engneer. TENDER FOR PIPE The Board of Supervsors of the County of Kaua, wll receve bds up to 0 o'clock of May 25, 922, for furnshng the followng separate bds to be submtted on each lst: 00 feet 4 nch redwood ppe, 00 feet 4 Inch wood ppe, 00 feet head; 3,000 feet 3 Inch wood ppe, 00 feet head; 700 feet 2 nch wood ppe, 00 feet head; F. O. B. Pot Allen, Kaua; and on 2200 feet 2 nch galvanzed water ppe, F. O. B. Lhue Grammar School grounds. Prospectve bdders may obtan blank proposals from the undersgned. The Board of Supervsors reserves the rght to reject any or, all bds. R. F. MIDDLETON, County Engneer. (May6623 ) TENDER FOR FIXTURES The Board of Supervsors of the County of Kaua wll receve bds up to 0 o'clock ot May 25, 922, for furnshng the followng: 48 water closet combnatons complete, wth seatacto n flush valve devce, F. O. B. Port Allen, Kaua. For. nformaton and blank proposal apply to the undersgned. The Board of Supervsors reserves the rght to reject any or all bds. (MayG ) R. F. MIDDLETON, County Engneer. TENDER FOR CONSTRUCTION OF LIHUE SCHOOL UNITS The Board of Supervsors ot the County of Kaua wll receve bds up to 0 o'clock of June 7th, 922, for furnshng all labor and tools necessary for the constructon and full completon of: () 6 Unts, ot 3 classrooms each, (2) 8 Unts, of 3 classrooms each, on the Llhue Grammar School new grounds. Each of the above to consttute a separate bd and the Board of Supervsors reserves the rght to reject any or all bds. Each bd to be accompaned by a certfed check of 5 per cent of amount bd. Plans and specfcatons may be obtaned by prospectve bdders upon applcaton to the undersgned. (Aprl R. F. MIDDLETON. County Engneer. TENDER FOR MATERIAL LIHUE SCHOOL UNITS The Board of Supervsors of the County of Kaua, wll receve bds up to 0 o'clock of May 25th, 922, fur furnshng all materal needed n the constructon of: () 6 Unts of 3 classrooms each. (2) 8 Unts of 3 classrooms each, on the Lhue Grammar School new grounds. Each of the above to consttute a separate bd and the Board of Supervsors reserves the rght to reject any or all bds. A full lst of materal n bd form may be obtaned upon applcaton to the (Aprl undersgned. R. F. MIDDLETON, County Engneer. 25May2 CIRCUIT COURT, FIFTH CIRCUI TERRITORY OF HAWAII Estate of Wllam Werner, Late f Hanalu, Kaua, Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS All credtors of sad deceased ae hereby notfed to present ther clams wth proper vouchers or duly authentcated copes thereof, even.f the clam Is secured by mortgage upon real estate, to the undersgn ed, the duly apponted, and qnp.u ' fled. Admnstrator of the es:atj f sad deceased, at hs V offce.t nlha, Hanalet, Kaua, wthn' s : j months from the date of the frst publcaton of ths notce, May 2nd, 922, n the Garden lslan '.. newspaper, or they wll be forep barred. And all persons ndebted to sad estte are hereby dennndo I to make Immedate payment to sad ' Admnstrator at the abovo at! dress. Walnha, Hanalel, Kaua, May 2n'., 922. A. MENEFOGLIO. Admnstrator of the Estate of Wllam Werner, Ueceap ed. J. Mahla Kaneakua, Attorney for Estate. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF HAWAII At Chambers. In Probate In the Matter of the Applcaton of GEORGE KAHEANA KAIAWE and KEAIU MAKANANI KAIAWE hs wfe, for leave to adopt MALU FRANCIS WALKER and ICANEHEKILA WALKER, Mnor Chldren. SUMMONS THE TERRITORY OF HAWAII, To J. E. WALKER, father of the abovename d mnors, Greetng: You are hereby summoned, to appear on Frday, the 23rd day of Juue, 922, at 9:30 o'clock A. M., at the courtroom of the above enttled court, n the County Buldng, n Lhue, County of Kaua, Terrtory of Hawa, to answer or respond to an applcaton and petton heren fled by GEORGE KAHEANA KAIA WE and KEAHI MAKANANI KAIA WE, hs wfe, for leave to adopt MALU FRANCIS WALKER, and KANEHEKILA WALKER, your mnor chldren; And you are hereby notfed, that, you may then and there, at the tme and place aforesad, show cause, f any you have, why the power of sad petton should not be granted and an order be made by sad Court declarng that, from that date, to all legal ntents and purposes, such chldren are the chldren of sad pettoners and that ther names be thereby changed to MALU FRANCIS KAIAWE, and KANEHEKILA KA IAWE, respectvely. WITNESS the Honorable Wllam C. AchI, Jr., Judge of the Crcut Court of the Ffth Judcal Crcut, at Llhue, Terrtory of Hawa, ths 0th day of Aprl, 922. (Sgd.) J. C. CULLEN, (Seal) (Aprl Clerk. NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERN MENT GENERAL LEASE Notce s hereby gven that at o'clock P, M., Frday, June 6, 922, at the offce of the Agent, SubLan d Mr. J. M. Lydgate, Lhue, Kaua, T. II., there wll be sold at publc aucton to the hghest bdder, under the provsons of Secton 73 of the Hawaan Organc Act and Secton 380 of the Revsed Laws of Hawa of 95, a General Lease of the followng Government land: Lot No. 232B, Kapaa Homesteads, 4th Seres, Puna, Kaua, contanng an area of 3.84 acres, more or less; term ot lease, 0 years from June 6, 922; upset rental, $60.00 per annum, payable semannuall In advance. The purchaser shall mmedately after the sale, pay the frst sx months' rental, together wth the costs of advertsng and all other charges In connecton wth the preparaton ot the sad lease. The sale of the above General Lease s subject to all the terms and condtons of Government General Lease Issued by the offce ot the Commssoner of Publc Lands. Map ot land to be leased and form of Government General Leuse are on fle and may be seen at the offce of the Agent, County SubLan Buldng, Lhue, Kaua, T. II., or at the offce of the Commssoner of Publc Lands, Captol Buldng, Honolulu, T. H. For general nformaton apply at the offce of the SubLan Agent, Mr. J. M. Lydgute, County Buldng, Lhue, Kaua, T. II., or at the offce of the Commssoner of Publc Lands, Captol Buldng, Honolulu, T. II. C. T. BAILEY, Commssoner of Publc Lands. Laud Offce, Honolulu, T. II. May NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERN MENT GENERAL LEASES Publc Notce s hereby gven that at o'clock P. M., Monday, June 5, 922, at the front door of the Hanapepe Postofflce, Hanapppe, Kaua. T. H., there wll be sold at publc aucton to the hghest bdders under the provsons of Secton 73 of the Hawaan Organc Act and Secton 380 of the Revsed Laws of Hav.aof lfl5, General Leases of the f Mowng parcels of Government ( Lot No. 33, Hauapepc Rce and K'lla Lots, Hanape, Wamea, Kaua, contanng an urea of 3.40 U.l'M. more or less; term of leas, 0 from June E, 922, up.'et rental, $Go pur annum, payable semannualln advance; (2) Lot No. 74B, Hanapppe Town Lots, Hanapepe, Wamea, Kaua, contanng an area of 4,340 square f. t, more or less; term of lease, 0 years from June 5, 922; upse? rental. $25 per annum, payable semannuall y n advance; (3) Porton of the Government Land n Nuulolo Valley, below the Forest Rese've, Nuulolo, Wamea, Kaua, contanng un area of 80 acres, more or lefts; term of lease, 0 years from June 5, 922; upset rental, $50.00 per annum, payable semannualln advance. The purhaser:. shall Immedately H'ter the Rale pay tho frst sx months rental, together wth costs, of advertsng and all other charges n connecton wth the preparaton of sad leases. Tho Bale of the above General Llses s subject to all the terms and condtons of Government Genora l Lease ssued by the offce of the Commssoner of Publc Lands. Maps of the lands to be leased and form of Government General Leas'., are on fle and they may be seen at the offce of the SubLan Agent, Lhue, Kaua, T. H., or at the offce of the Commssoner of Publc Lands, Captol Buldng, Honolulu, T. H. For general nformaton, apply at the offce of SubLanthe Agent, Mr. J. M. Lydgate, County Buldng. Lhue, Kaua, T. II., or at the offce of the Commssoner of Publc Lands, Captol Buldng, Honolulu, T. H. C. T. BAILEY, Commssoner of Publc Lands. Land Offce, Honolulu, May, 922. (May NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERNMENT LOT Publc Notce s hereby gven that at o'clock P. M., Monday, June , at the front door of the Hanapepe Post Offce, Hanapepe, Kauu, T. II., there wll be sold at Publc Aucton to the hghest bdder under the provsons of Secton 73 of the Hawaan Organc Act and Act 43. Sesson Laws of 97, the followng Government Lot: Lot No. 55, Hanapepe Town Lots. Hanapepe, Wamea, Kaua, contanng an area of 9,750 square feet, more or less; upset prce $4, The condtons of sale of the lot are: (a) Only ctzens of the Unted States or persons who have declared ther Intenton to become ctzens of the Unted States may beccthe purchaser; (b) Terms, cash at the drop of the hammer; (c) The purchaser bhall pay tho costs of advertsng mmedately after the sale,. Map of ths lot s on fle and may be seen at the offce of the SubLan d Agent at Lhue, Kaua, T. H., or at the offce of the Commssoner of Publc Lands, Captol Buldng, Honolulu, T. II. For general nformaton, apply at SubLanthe offce of the Agtut, Mr. J. M. Lydgate, County Buldng, Lhue. Kaua, T. H, or at the offce of the Commssoner of Publc Lands, Captol Buldng, Honolulu. T. H. C. T. BAILEY, Commssoner of Publc Lands. Land Offce, Honolulu, May, 922. (May ) NOTICE TO CREDITORS The undersgned has been apponted as admnstrator of the estate of Renchl Nagatu, deceased, late uf Pakala. In the Dstrct of Wamea, CoMty of Kauu, all persons are hereby notfed, havng any clam aganst sad estate to fle them wthn sx mouths after the frst publcaton of ths notce, : the 2nd day of May, 922, at hs offco n Wamea, Kuuu, or the same wll be forever burred; and all those ndebted to sad estate to make payment wthout fal. WILLIAM O. CROWELL, Estate of Admnstrator, Renchl NagaU, deceased. Lhue, May 2, 922. (May )

10 fn t' 0 THE BUZZBEE AND THE MOUSE A promnent Lhue lady, who has just recently departed for tho coaat, had rather nn amusng experence n Horolulu In regard to her roommate s for tho trp. When she secured her tcket she found that there wero two other ladles n tho samo room wth her, and she was naturally nterested to learn who they were. She hoped that they would bo nce, nterestng nr.d entertanng, not prosy, prm and pous old IM llll Ml Il'nt "feffsf an buldng on v md m' certan of H roe tlngs: Eg ',:uptonn long no. ths ms neeu n all purls of tle world. I Reduced rsk sparkproof, fre checks I fes (lnt spt'ul from roof to I II.retards Weatherproo f new or replacement, B certantee d because Cerlnntee costs J o buy. loss to lay, and loss to mantan S any otlor typo of good roofng. jjj Iusc Traders, Ltd. Dstrbutors for Hawa Q llotul STS. HONOLULU ll II' I IBWHIIl I!&2,J.v:r:A,a.'9 To The People of Kaua: I THE GARDEN ISLAND, (TUESDAY, MAY 23, 922 wonderlrg If that mght bo one of them, a mutual frend touched her on tho elbow, sayng: "I want you to meet Mss Duzzboo, you nro to bo room mates, I hear, sho s charmng." It was tho Uttlo lady n lots. She was evdently well named. Thngs wouldn't bo slow when sho w.as about. Havng drawn ono prze, our Lhu o lady was qute curous what the Mouso would bo llko but up to tho moment of salng tho latter hadn't shown up. Evdently sho had boon trapped somewhere. Y. W. C. A. NOTES Tho seventh, arnual conventon of Young Women's Chrstan Assocaton, was held at Hot Sprngs, Arkansas, Aprl 20 to 27, 922. People from all over tho world worn there and each contrbuted hs message to tho couventor. Many ctes n tho I'nltod States sent representa tves who told of the wde and use, ful work the assocaton was dong In tholr partcular locaton. It u Intcrostrg to realze that. Mss A. Maud Uoydon of London, England, gavo at ths conventon a Ecrles of talks upon "Women and the World's Puturo." Another very Interestng topc was gven to the conventon for consderaton by two dlstlrgulshed women, Mss Anno Lamb o Calcutta, Inda, and tho Countess Helene Goblet d'alvella, of llrussolls, He'vlun, tho subject beng, "Tho Busness of Peace." These well known women aro well ftted to present tho soluton of theso problems ard able to gve a truly nternatonal contrbuton to tho conventon. Although Hawa was not represented at ths meetng, wo feel at least ther work Is well known and apprecated at headquarters thru tho report gven by Mss Margarpt Wllamson after her vst to the slands' last year. Followng her departure for Honolulu, from New York, pev. Albert W. Palmer of Honolulu dollvered an address at headquarters on the work done n Hawa. Dr. Palmer feels that at though wonderful work was done by the mssonares n establshng Chrstanty n Hawa, tho good can only bo carred on by mantanng nterracal good wll. To quoto Dr, Palmer, "Tho rch possbltes for the development of Chrstan leadershp In tho slands nro realzed by tho Y. W. C. A., as nn organlza tlon of tho past thnt has to buld up the present, and by bolng awaro of tho lkeness of human bengs Instead of stressng tholr dfferences wo should bo able to help Hawa turo."! A Great Ht Mssed Stago Manager All read, run up tho curtan. Stago Hand Say, what do you thnk I am, a squrrel? Froth. Yes, But Don't Bank on It Effcency Is tho art of spendng nnetenth s of your tme makrg out reports that somebody thnks ho Is gong to road but never does. ICau Has Industralst. Up to the Mnute "Aro your new neghbors modern people"" "Modern? Say, they sent r last nght to borrow our rado set!" The Smple Lfe Frst Cannbal Our chef has hay fever. Second Cannbal What brought t on? Frst CarMbal Ho uto a grass w dow. Journal Amercan Medcal As socaton. Try Ths "Water, here's a half crown for you. "Thank you, sr. Dd you wsh to reserve a table?" "No. In a few mnutes I shall como In wth two lades, and I want you to tell me that every tablo s engager." London Pvung Show. ;.J. Sad Gveawa y Mrs. Hbrow Dd the carl you had to dnner last nght brng hs coronet? Mrs. Newrch I ddn't even know he could play one. Passng Show. Klauea Komedes ADDITIONAL PERSONALS Mrs. W. T. Dunn and Infant, of Mnkawoll, returned from Honolulu on tho Klnau Wednesday last. James Spaldng, of Koalla, returned Frday mornng from a two months vst to tho manland. Lndsay Fnye entertaned a few frends' at dlnrer last Saturday evenng, after whch nl attended tho dance at Walmoa. C. E. Mclghn, manager of tho local brarch of tl.u von HammYoun g Company, returned ths mornng from a bref vst to tho metropols. Mr. and Mrs. G'eofge Jottman, nowlyweds, wero among the passengers returnng to Kaua ths mornng. Mra. Scott Pratt, Jr., of Klauea, returned ths mornng from Honolulu whure sho Las boon vstng for :00 tme. John K. Clarke, manager of Hnd, Itolph & Co.. Honolulu, was nn Incomng passenger by the Claudno ths mornng. Rev. A. Palmer, of Cortral Unon church, Honolulu, arrved Frday mornng to gve tho dedcaton address at tl.o openng of the new par sh house. Hart Wood, archtect of the new Llhuo parsh house, accompaned by Mrs. Wood, came over from Honolulu Frday mornng to attend the dedcaton ceremones. Charles Fern has resgned hs poston wth tho Nawlwl Garage and wll act as representatve for the Honolulu Advertser on Kaua. Ho wll handle the Advertser's rado campagn on. tho Garden Island. Mrs. A. S. Wlcox, Mrs. G. P. Wlcox, Master and Mss Wlcox, Rchard Sloggett and Mrs. S. D. Devcrll wero among those arrlvlrg from Ho nolulu last Frday mornng to at tend the dedcaton ceremones of tho parsh house. Mss Ethel Damon and Mrs. Kath eno Cox, who drected the "Md summer Nght's Dream for toll Mem oral Parsh houso openng, return' ed to Honolulu Saturday evenng va the Knau. (ft CLASSIFIED ADS FOR RENT Two bedroom house on man road adjonng Watlua rver, lately occuped by W. E. Bklund; wth small buldng for garage and er ' vants quarters. Furnshed. $G0 a month. Apply to Lyla A. Dlckoy, Tp Top Buldng, Llhuo. M2tf FOR SALE V Dodge tourng car. Excellent condton. Model 97. G. S. Sessons, ( AVnlmea. tf. FOR SALE HarloyDavldso n motorcyclo, Just been thoroughly overhauled Kapalat a Garage. Cash p'rco fleo.oo. Telephone B23 tf. FOR SALE Ono sold oak dnng room set complete, $200; ono mahogary chffonnel r $50; ono mahogany bureau $Gf; panola (can be used on nny pano) KeItalor phore 93 $75. Inqulro of F. II. Aaser, 3t. ROUND Tubo for heavy truck tro, between Kapala and Llhuo about 2 months ago. Owner can have samo by callng at ths offce, provng ownershp and payng for ths ad. tf. 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