NEXT MAILS i THE MAUI NEWS "HINTS PACTS From Coast: Nanking, July 23. THAT ARE RELIABLE AND AD-

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1 ( NEXT MALS THE MAU NEWS "HNTS PACTS From Coast: Nankg July 23. THAT ARE RELABLE AND AD Anyo Maru July 27. VERTSEMENTS FROM FH MS Lurle July 29. To Coast: WORTHY OF YOUR CONFDENCE. Cha July 20. READ T CAREFULLY. Ventura July 22. Logan July 24. Nppon Maru July 27. TWENTETH YEAR THE MAU NEWS FRDAY JULY NUMBER 009. Rce Quts Haku Canng Plant Sells Out To Durney & Co. Of San Francsco And Resgns As Manager Tavares n Place Untl Reorganzaton Large Sum To Be Spent For Far Commttee Chosen And Work Gog Rght Ahead Many mprovements To Be Made To Grounds Terrtoral Buldg To Start At Once URGES SUSPENS0N CO LAW FOR THREE YEAR TA Dllgham Tells Senate f Not Done Hawa Wll Be MaroonedPresdent Asks For Permanent Ranks For Pershg March Sms and Benson Well Known Ctzen s Called To Last Rest E. J. Walker Des At Paa Hosptal Suddenly Passg Comes As Shock To MauH ad Been 9 Years n The slands Many Salary Rases MadeBy Board Numerous County Offcals Receve ncreases To Combat Hgh Cost Of Lvg Polce Department Has Longest Lst Consderable surprse was caused n At a meetg of the Mau County By MLLE B. HAR. A large number of creases fancal and plantaton crcles on Far fc Racg Assocaton yesterday sal Edgar John Walker a well known ares were made by the board of sun afternoon fnl appotments were Mnul early ths week when t became kamaaa of both made to the varous commttees who WANTS COASTWSE SHPPNG the government Mau and Oahu ervsors tt the last meetg among control the mea known that Senator Harold Rco had wll have charge of puttg tho far LAW SUSPENDED packers and says ded he s recevg protests and hearg evdence of com he had been poor at the Paa hosptal mem July beg 2. As the salary of Dr. Goodhue whch has sold hs terests n the Haku Frut over October 9 0 andll. Reports from (By The Assocated Press) been creased to $00 health for some ter month. & Packg company to Grffth Durney & Company of San Francsco and Cameron showed that work has start ham of urgrd Mr. Walsh Mr. Ldsay and Mr. WASHNGTON July 8 Dllg mon org. tme hs death was not unexpected Upon the Honolulu on the House recommendaton of tho but the end came suddenly. sherff ed already for the Fall showg and mare to con tho merchant commttee followg polce offcers resgned as presdent and general STLL READNG TREATY Mr. Walker was the Assocaton expects to spend tue the suspenson for three years born Tetrot salares were creased as herobe (By Tho Assocated Press) Mchgan July G 8CG manager on Saturday. Mr. nce sold about $0000 on tho project. The of the law barrg foregn vessels the son of Mr. low set forth: WASHNGTON July 8 The Presdent contued the conference wth educated and Mrs. John 322 shares of hs lull stock to the grounds wll bo levelled up and grad from coastwse shppg. He sad Walker. He was J. B. Wlson as specal polce to maland nrm for $GG000. They also had bought 4G4 shares or the oth fences mproved the grandstand enfore there would be enough ed a now race track lad out the that several years the would elapse DetroLjPllblc be schools $0: Joe Coelho as specal polce to tho Republcan senators. He dscussed the treaty wth Senators Kenyon Endcott & Co..nd entered the employ of Amercan Neweomb Sam Lkana $85; W. Vola. larged and the stables repared and shps to take care the carpet department. $S5; of Hawa untl tho Pedro and K?llogg. The Senate commltte er 90 of the hu stock and ths enlarged. Work on tho Terroral tme comes when the law must be h.o Bautsta $75; Kama Apo marred Mss Jesse Barn $75; llama Kaleo $70; Frank Davs on foregn relatons contued read ford who wth the slock they already held buldg wll start at once and the changed to permt foregn shps to ded a few years later leavg one son Ralph. Makepa $G0; John Onellash SCO; Sam g the treaty and are makg but gves Durney & Company a majorty Assocaton wll erect a permanent help (Polce or Hawa wll bo marooned offcer for Pauwela) $5; slow progress. n S92 Mr. of tho stock. Mr. Nces resgnaton buldg to bo known as the Agrcul the Pacfc and cut olf from tho rest Walker was offered a M Mtchel $5; D. K. Kahookele. poston by W. Y. Olo. Jt Co. automatcally makes V. A. Baldw tural buldg. There s room for of yo world. of San $45: Henry Astronomo $5;.. Pe VON LERSNER REPRESENTNG Francsco and he went Wert and be lua $35; A. K. Laumauna $G0;. about a hundred more membershps presdent and Representatves Antono ASKS the Assocaton says Dave Ldsay PERMANENT RANKS GERMAN NTERESTS came an expert salesman. ther oar The salary of tho county engeer Tavarez who was assstant manager OF CONGRESS (By Tho Assocated Press) pot department. was rased from $30 to $325 per uul anyono who wshes to become af S"mlotllcall y (By wll be actg manager takg over flated may make applcaton to any Tho Assocated Press) VERSALLES July t t s n 39 ho was marred to Mss month. And that of tho clerk of the WASHNGTON July S The Pres announced that Baron von Maybelle. Waul or Alameda Cal. county engeer was rased to SCO Mr. Rcos dutes pendg a reorganzaton and electon of new drectors. Commttees Comprehensve member. dent asked Congress for tho permanent rank of General the Regular here has been appot.v. to loo!; af went to busess as a commsson The salares of tho supertendents.orsner. head of the mon He came 900 to Honolulu and per month on moton of Mr. Flemg. There are three drectors to be chosen as H. W. Colls of Lahaa and date are as follows: March and permanent rank of Admr orgated the steamer calendars now Mr. Coop supertendent Makawao Tho tomnttees as they sta to Army for Generals Pershg and ter the German terests Franco. merchant. At ths tme Mr. Walker of waterworks wll be as follows: J. D. Thomson formerly of Puuneno Lve Stock (Cattle Horses and al of tho Navy for Admrals Sms FOGARTY OUT SAYS HES GLAD used by Alexander & Baldw. n 90." waterworks from $50 to $75: Mr. and now of Ewa plantaton have sold Pgs) charman L. K. Smth. fd Benson. (By The Assocated Press) he went to Clta resdg there untl Garca supertendent Waluku waterworks from $35 to $0; Mr. Kuam out ther terests and resgned. Dodgs and Cats charman J. C. HONOLULU July 7 Edward the f Francsco fre put hm out of Best Cannery n Terrtory Ftzgerald. DSASTROUS FRES N sad ho would make no further contest for the supervsors seat. d became connected wth Hopp & works to $5. busess. k returned to lonouu supertendent Lahaa water "Ths move on Mr. Rces part wll Poultry and Rabbts charman A. MONTANA AND DAHO not hder the producton of the Haku Frut & Packg company" sad Commtteeman S. A. Baldw. SPOKANE July 8 Forest fres of tho mess and am gog to stay was assocated wth the Kahulul store geer tho followg lemen receved McPhee. (By Tho Assocated Press) He sad: " am mghty glad am out Co. He came to Mau 909 and As recommended by tho county en Mr. Tavarez when asked about the Montana and daho are burng mllons of feet of tmber. Hgh wds out. untl at whch tme h became assstant manager of tho Paa Store wth from $G0 to $G5; Ua.mmoto from $50 n crease of salary: Naslco Duonoa. matter. " feel that there s a greater future Haku for tho stockhold Plants and Flowers charman Jas. are renderg all efforts of thousands Agronomy charman F. G. Krauss. ers than there ever has been and Ldsay. of men to put ARPLANE out tho fre useless. PLANS ABANDONED whch concern ho has been connected to $55; Kamaka. from $G0 to $70. (By Tho Assocated Press) untl hs death. The clerk was structed to notfy beleve even now that Haku s the Arts and Crafts charman Mrs. best cannery and has tho greatest enhallow. WLL WASHNGTON July 7 Plans for Ho BELGAN MSSON s survved by hs wdow fve the audtor that the salares of the future of any cannery the Terrtory of Hawa. frmly beleve t Mrs. F. W. Hardy. (By The Assocated Press) Household Economcs charman VST N SEPTEMBER tho otabllshmen of threo observaton sons Ralph now capta of tho 25th lstrct overseers wll be creased as squadrons Hawa four the nfantry and resdg at Nogales follows: Makawao Dstrct Overseer BRUSSELS July 8 A Belgan Phlppes threo at Panama and other places as part of the defense wll Walter and two daughters Mrs. Rob Jverseer from $G0 to $70; Lahaa Arzona; Sanford Ward John and from?g5 to $75; Waluku Dstrct wll reach the mllon case mark Commtteeman. B. Penhallow. msson wll go to about 922 and that there are the Unted States suffcent peapple lands on Mau so that Machery and Manufactures char September at the vtaton of the have to be abandoned. An army ert Hughes (Alce) and Anne. Dstrct Overseer from $G5 to $70; chamber of commerce of the Unted offcal sad that unless a remedy s n hs death Mau has lost a good Hana Dstrct Overseer fom $50 to soon pes need bo planted only once man J. P. Foster. every eght years States. found for tho present ar servce stuaton each squadron would requre who knew hm. Hs lfe was scere (0 to $25. man a loyal ctzen beloved by all?g0; Molokn Dstrct Overseer from and stll the Haku wll be able to produce a mllon Ben Wllams KAROLY COMNG TO AMERCA flyg offcers and tho entre com governed by tho Golden Rule. Al The salary of Eugene Bal as clek Agrcultural Machery charman cases of canned peapplo yearly. Schools and School Exhbts charman. M. Wells. BERLN July 8 Premer Karoly wll number only 222 offcers by Sepmunty lfe around hm hs homo wns lary of the deputy county treasurer (By Tho Assocated Press) mssoned personnel of the servce ways deeply terested the com f the audtor was txreasod $0. Tho There s a possblty that Alex. C. Rattray who has been bookkeeper at Commercal Exhbts chaman F. arrved taly after an attempt to tember 30. a socal center for the young people as rased $5 and that of the deputy the Haku plant wll leave leave Hungary. He wll go to Amerca says a Venna dspatch. of the neghborhood. Especally terested young boys ho organz unty clerk was ra&cj $5. (Contued on Pago Two.) BELEVES SHANTUNG MAY NTERVENE QUESTON COULD BE N HUNGARY CLEARED ed a Cadet Corps smlar to the Boy Check Reducer s Chld Des (By From Tho Assocated Press) (By Tho Assocated Press) Scout movement Alameda Honolulu and on Mau. Ho took a vtal PARS July 8 The alled supremo WASHNGTON July 7 After conferrg wth Presdent Wlson Sen terest tho recent war and hs Kula Need Fear councl yesterday dscussed alled Latest n Con Men Eatg Poson tcrventlon Hungary where mltary ator Colt sad that he beleved the great regret was that ho hmself No Drought Now acton seems to be the only means to Shantung settlement could bo made could not servo hs country by gog end the stuaton whloh s dangerous clearer than t appeared to bo at to France. Fve of hs chldren entered the servce. Olda Reservor Formally Opened Thef Steals Bg Check From Royal Three Others From Chewg Nut for Rumana and Poland says tho present. Up thought the Presdent Hawaan And Reduces To Small Of A Posonous Bush Name Of Pars Journal. was a poston to make a complete By Loan Commsson And Water exposton. He sad that Wlson poted out to hm that Japan had made Runng n Wll Hold Seven Amouut n Order To Cash t Plant s Unknown HUNS TRY KLL AMERCAN MAJOR concessons return for what she Soundg To Start Mllon Gallons Screw Drver Left Behd Proves Caldrons curosty and love o (By Tho Assocated Press) receved and that consderg Undog sweets resulted a tragedy at Camp COBLENZ July 3 Two Germans Shantung tho league of natons fluence on Japan should be remember a drought for tho Olda reservor On Mala Wharfste Kula resdents need no longer fear of the Puunmo Plantaton Monday attempted to assassate Major m Ku Far 9 years old a stevedore when four lttle Japancso grls under Georg Cockerell provost marshal of ed. was formally opened Wednesday by on tho Kahulul Ralroad started out 0 years old ato the nut of a bush tho Amercan army Germany. Governor McCarthy Vsts Hana And he Loan Fund Commsson. Tho water was turned at :30 a.. and to bo a bold bad robber. He succede d whch t s declared s deadly poson. Major was unjured. Tho Germans SAYS RSH MORE Lahaa Says Hana Work Pro foolg One a Japanese storekeeper of tho chldren who ate and escaped although several shots were CLOSELY UNTED swallowed tho nut ded from tho effects of t and tho other threo aro SACRAMENTO July 7 Do Valera Mala Ste resdents and farmers of the Kula fred. gressg Ncely Approves Of when the reservor s full thero wll (By Tho Assocated Press) be seven mllon gallons avalable for to the tune of $50 but. the casher of the Paa bank unfortunately splled very ll at the Puuneno hosptal. PERSHNG GETS KEY OF LONDON The en route from Sal Francsco sad "war dstrct. the beans. On July 0 tho Royal Hawaan Sales company offce was about the sze of a castor plant and Tho (By nut comes from a shrub whch grows Tho Assocated Press) exsts between reland and England. LONDON July S The cty honored Gen. Pershg and presented Governor C. J. McCarthy vsted Ths work has taken threo years sontment reland s 4 to hm lana and Lahaa tlls weok on the to complete and s the last or tho broken to and a check for $950 made tho effect from eatg s somewhat wth the freedom of tho cty and a favor of a republc. The people are wharf propostons and expressed projects whch tho Loan Fund Commsson hnd lad out to do. Tho to the order of Frank Locey was smlar to that of castor beans result unted as acver her re and wll not sword of honor. nlmself ns satsfed wth the progress stolen. The fgure ne on the check g sure death. T leaf s pedatc qut fghtg untl lho throw ol the that s beg made at Hana. Ho raservor has been constructed wth was rubbed out tho words "no hundred" on tho check protector were castor bean but not so large nor so FOR REFUSNG RETURN tho case of reland squarely before proaches has been fshed a very tldo over the worst drought that may and somewhat on the order of he STRKERS LOCKED OUT Brtsh yoke." He sajs he s puttg stated that tho work on the ap.n oyo to supplyg tho dstrct and damaged so as to be llegble and the thck texture. t s a lght green (By Tho Assocated Press) tho Amercan jftj and hag nt good job havg been done and tld vst the country. word "ffty" left tact. Then wth the lobes fer than those of a CHCAGO July S Moro than doubt as to tho ven.ct work was to beg mmedately 0 o: The Loan Fund Commsson s very Frank Loceys name was forged to castor plant. Tho flower s clustered men aro locked out by tho buldg constructon employers because TALY YOU C.NT HAVE AMY PE Rdg across country Wednesdy.hlnks that a good job las been done. the wharf tself. vel satsfed wth tho work and the endorsement and J. Onsh was and a brght red and tho frut s made the goat cashg tho check for green about tho sze of a kuku nut strkg workmen refused to return (By The Assocated Press) from Kahulul les vsted the proponed Mala wharf sto at Lahaa whch Jamos Foss. When the excavatons Tho work was started by Contractor $50. There are threo layers to the nut and to work. PARS Jay 7 The nttvallu d On tho nght of July 9 the tcket t has a sweetsh taste. councl hm refused talys reques; t. ho consdered was t. best that h:s tor tho foundaton wore stll complete Fogs was taken off the work offce of the Kahulu lalroad company at Waluku was boken to and Puuneno hosptal that thero aro only (By Tho Assocated Press) " ts to U ly self as satsfed that t was more and E. C. Mollor put on t. Mr. Tho Japanese told Dr. Sawyer at BASEBALL MAGNATE DEAD tvo the AKtran concenslj.u a". yet beon offered and expressed hm the tcket Lox tampered wth al throe of tho shrubs tho sland but CHCAGO July 3 Jnmoa A. Hart feasble for a wharf than the sto of as soon tho work to ts concluson though no money was procured. lut Mss Rebecca Akana county nurse s dead. JMMY WLD A WNNER tho present dock. Tho work of takg soundgs to determe tho char Mellor has dono conscentous work and the commsson has stated tlut murder wll out for tho person who declared that the buh s to bo found (By Tho Assocated Press) dd ths left behd a screw drver n almost every Japanese yard. Thoro AMERCANS CROSSED LONDON July J? Jmm Wld acter of tho ocean bed at ths place :nd mado a good job of t. Through ths screw drver tho would r two front of tho Buddhst BORDER TWELVE TMES Brtsh featherwt L t champon got wll bo begun mmedately. f these Of nspector Koones work they bo robber was apprehended the tral church at Waluku. (By Tho Assocated Press) dectshn owr Pal M.oro 00 rounds. prove satsfactory the Governor tave tho hghest prase foolg that leadg to Ku Far. Ho admtted tho A sample of tho shrub was submt WASHNGTON July 8 Amercan tmated that tho $ whch has le has procured for tho county tho breakg to the Royal Hawaan led to Mr. Chlng and Mr. McFarland troops crossed tho Mexcan border WANTS RATFCATON WTH been approprated for an adequate best that they could got. Dan Balch garage and t s thought probablo by who arrved on Mau Tuosday ovong twelve tmes n tho last sx months OUT RESERVATON wharf ut Lahaa wll be avalable at was the engeer who started the tho polce that ho may bo tho same from tho expermental staton at Ho to repulse rads and found bodes of (By Tho Assocated Press) once for the work of buldg the work whch was fshed by Paul A. man who has been commttg a ser nolulu. Mr. Chlng declared tho plant Mexcans some who wore tho unforms of Carranza troops Senator J. Wlson s sstent that the polcy paned on hs nspecton trp by ). H. Tho commsson was composed of WASHNGTON July 8 Presdont wharf. The governor was accom Low as supervsg englneor. res of petty thofts and around to be of the euphobcea famly and a Waluku. deadly poson. A. Fall told tho Sonato. treaty and tho covonant of the league Case Worth O. Aken Supertendent W. F. Pogue charman. R. A. Wadawort The robber was arragned Tuesday Samples of tho shrub aro beg sont Senator Thomas told tho Sonato of natons shall bo ratfed wthout of Water Works. Bgelow. He Sam Kalama Pla Cockott and and bound over to awat tho acton to tho Honolulu Experment Staton that propaganda was under way to rosorvaton Sonator Cappor sad afto r boarded the Claudlne at Lahaa for Terrtoral Water Works Suporton. of tho Grand Jury the fall sesson or analyss and report. dofeat pendg blls proposg that a conforonce wth tho Prosdont. Honolulu. ont Bgelow. 4 A :t OA

2 TWO THE MAU NEWS FRDAY JULY Summer Camp s n Fe Shape Supt. Vaughan MacCaughey Wrtes Of Klauea Camp And Says Accommodatons For Several Hundred Are Now Ready The Klauea Summer Camp whch has been establshed through the efforts of a number of publc sprted ctzens of the slands opened last Frday wth an enrollment of 75 persons. n a letter to The Mau News last week wrtten under date of July 7 Vaughan MacCaughcy wrtes about condtons at the camp and accommodatons for handlg those attendg. He says: arrved at Klauea Camp where our Terrtoral Summer School opened Frday. am so hghly pleased by what have teen my tour of specton throughout the camp that am wrtg to you at once wth enthusasm and Wll he leelg of assurance of the success of the Summer sesson. The buldgs have been adapted to the needs of ths Camp a vey satsfactory manner and a great deal of credt s due t: the tedous prelmary labors of the men and women who have brought the Camp to shape. The commssarst s excellent condton and s servg exceptonally good meals of a satsfyg character. The Dormtores are well arranged lght ry and cheerful. The lavatores and ether facltes of ths character are wholly satsfactory for the purposes of the Camp. The tanks aro full and there s no reason not to expect the water supply to last throughout the Summer. am partcularly v. ( pleased wth the Summer School huld: whch has been pated wth and suppled wth electrc lghts. n fact the whole camp s electrcally lghted. The Summer School buldg wll be used not only for clashes but also the eveng for assembles concerts llustrated lectures and entertaments. Accommodatons Plentful n a word the Camp s a very satsfactory condton and now lacks only the personnel to make t t un qualfed success. There are accommodatons for about two huudrc d people and t wll be a great pty f the Camp s not tlled throughout July and August. The dormtory accommodatons commssarat water supply etc. are all fully adequate to care for most confotably &ome two hundred people. There are only a few about twenty here at ths lme altho we are expectg a great many by the end of ths week. hope that you wll do us the kdness to spread the news nsofar as s s feasble for you to do so of the attractveness of ths Camp School. Ths s partcularly desrable vew of the fact that a number of erroneous repcrts have been put lto crculaton concerng the Camp for example that the Camp s already crowded and that the most of the people are gog to be Personally wll be very much dsappoted f we do not have a Camp full of terested people who are combg recreaton wth ther other actvtes. Ths can easly become one of the most remarkable Summer Sessons the world. Please help us make a success of ths Summer Camp. wll be very plor.sed to furnsh you wth any further detaled formaton regardg the Summer School or Camp Please address me care of The Klauea Summer Camp. Cordally and respectfully yours VAFGHAN MacCAlGlEY Supertendent of Publc nstructon. Large Sums To Be Spend For Far (Contued from Page One.) P. tosoerans. Chldrens Secton charman Mrs. Sloge tt. Commtteeman W. Walsh. Grounds Commttee Wm. Walsh. Specal Representatve for alaa Dstrct A. W. Colls. General Manager F.. Cameron. Entertament Commttee.. Wlson. The German mark s worth only S!j cents gold. Our dollar s worth 00 cents gold but only about 30 cents bacon eggs chckens and calco. Houston Post. Mr. Hoover now thks there s food enough sght to meet the needs of the world. The only queston remag therefore s how to get t. Kansas Cty Star. Servce Stars Buld Vctory Memoral Campagn s On For Rasg Of $00000 To Erect Memoral Buldg To Honor Amercas Boys A campagn has recently been open ed on the maland for the rasg of $0.on.OM) lookg toward the buld v: of a Natonal Vctory Memoral Juldg ut Wellgton comment ra!o; of tle men and women who s rved the cottnlrv the C.reat War. The Natonal Vctory Memoral buldg wll he the frst structure of s k.d to be erected as a trbute solders salors and mares who t"ok par the World War. A c;;:u to rafv f lo.hm.ottl for the strut". tre s now beg conducted. When completed the Natonal Vctory Memoral r.uldg wll be the frst strct urc of ts kd to represent ;e pert of He ned States played the Word War. On the ma floor wll be the large audtorum wth smaller halls for mltary patrotc scentfc educatonal and lke gathergs. ( the second floor there wll be a banquet hall and rooms for permanent natotvl headquarters of mltary and oler patrotc organzatons. The lld and fourth floors wll be arranged for the use of ch of the Sles of the Unon and of the outlyg t" :or!.c.; whch are under the jursdcton or the nted States. Congrcrr. les granted the land on whch the buldg s to be erected. The ste s on the Mall the center f Washgton. Proment Persons Endorse Move Among the proment men who re supportg t le movement for the Naton;! Vctory Memoral Buldg are Presdent Wlson and members of hs Cabe ; Cardal Gbbons Elhu Hoot Dr. Wllam Welch Gen Horace Porter Dr. Charles D. Walcott Wllam. Tuft. Dr. ra Remsen Prof. Farfeld Osborn Charles W. Dabney Charles J. Dell Dr. John A. Wyeth Thomas Nelson Page Henry Cabot Lodge Jacob. Schff Cleveland. Dodge and Paul Warburg. Mrs. Henry F. Dmock s charman nf the commttee charge of the Campagn and workg wth her are Mrs. J. C. Cant rll wfe of a Congressman from Kentucky; Mrs. M. Mart Kallmau. Mnse. Groulch wfe of the Mster for the Serbs Croats and Slavonans; and Mrs. Stephen B Elks. CervcJ Stars Bass Of Funds Mrs. Wesley Mart Stoner has charge of tae commttee on servce stars. reclames cc the men who serte overseas as well as on ths sde durg the war wll be asked to gve frl for each slver and $5 for each gold star. The merchants wll be asked to contrbute accordg to the number of star the servce flags of busess lloustr. Ftly Hot sand school chldren have onlrbutod cue dme each to the Natonal Vctory Memoral Duldg. Every mportant record and relc of the World War wll be shown tlv; Natonal Vctory Memoral buldg. Gasole Bolg Pots Tell The Story Contrary to the opon held by a great many people the real value of gasole s not known by the gavly tes. Ths test tells nothg about the vaporzg and conbustv e qualfes of the fuel as has been poted out by the Natonal Bureau of Standards at. Washgton. Only the bolg pot test s really effcent. Bolg pots of course mean exactly what the words say. That s t y are pots on the thermometer at whch t lqud wll beg to bol. The reason why bolg pots are the test of good gasole would seem to be puzzlg. A lttle thought however wll make t pla. For a cold enge to start qud ly the gasole m:l vaporze at a low temperature. Ths vaporsaton pot s of course the same as the bolg pot. To gel quck and smooth acceleraton somewhat hgher bolg pots are necessary and for full power and long mleage the fuel must have stll hgher bolg pots. Real hgh qualt ygasole must have complete and contuous cha c.f bolg pots rangg from the low to the hgh. Combuston starts w the lov.f.n and flashes on through the unform cha from low to hgh wth the result that there s full powered stantaneous combuston. Elmate one lk and the full power cha s broken. The famous Red Crown gasole s straghtdstlled fuel whch has ths complete cha of bolg pots so that ts use means easy startg quck and smooth acceleraton dependable power and long mleage. The Farm Loan Act Some facts regardg ts purposes and the condtons under whch Loans are made. The Farm Loan Board whch was created by Act 225 of the Terrtoral Legslature 99. wll beg ts dutes on July st and applcatons for loans may be fled on and after that date. The followg summary wll gve a general dea of the provsons of the Act and expla the purposes and condtons. Persons engaged agrculture who Are terested n the matter should wrte to the Secretary Farm Loan Board of Hawa Hono lulu T.. for further formaton. A pamphlet settg forth the detals of the Act may be secured by applyg to the tax assessor deputy or sublan d agent of each dstrct. Purposes Of The Farm Loan Act Thefull ttle of the Act reads" An Act to Encourage the Establshment of a Rural Populaton by Provdg Loans to Assst Agrcultural Develop ment." The Act further stpulates that ts purpose s to ad practcal farmers persons who derve the whole or a part of ther lvg from actve management of or partcpaton farmg ts broadest sense cludg thereunder general farmg cane growg frut growg grazg daryg the handlg of any form of lvestock or poultry and any other form of agrcultural development. t also specfes that a borrower must be a ctzen of the Unted States of Amerca and must have been a resdent of the Terrtory of Hawa for at least three 3) years next precedg the date of the applcaton for a loan. ts purpose s therefore to assst Amercan ctzens resdent the Terrtory of Hawa who are bona fde resdents on the land. The purposes for whch loans may be made are dvded to three classes: Class A. To provde for the purchase of land for agrcultural purposes. Class B. To provde buldgs fences and other permanent mprovements to provde for breakg up and plantg and cultvatg land and the purchase of fertlzers seeds machery mplements and other equpment necessary to the proper cultvaton of the land or other farmg operatons and the purchase of lvestock for workg Breedg or fatteng purposes.. Class C. To pay off debtedness curred for any of the. purposes specfed by the Act or when relef from debtedness wll ad the applcant hs fanng operatons. Condtons Under Whch Loans Are Made All loans must be secured by frst mortgage. All loans except short tme loans Class B must be repad semannual stallments on an amortzaton bass addton to the terest. The amortzaton plan requres that a certa sum on the prcpal plus the nterest on the amount outstandg be pad every sx months untl the prcpal s pad. For example f a man borrows one thousand dollars for the purchase of farm land the repayment may be made ffty dollars plus the terest at sx months perod. At the end of ten years the prcpal would be. entrely pad under ths plan. Arrangements may be made to pay tho prcpal less than ten years. Addtonal payments sums not less than twenty dollars ($20.00) or the whole amount of the prcpal may be pad on any regular stallment date. The rate of terest shall be sx per centum (6f) per annum smple terest. No loan shall be made for less than one hundred dollars $00.00) or for more than three thousand dollars. ($ ). No loan shall exceed ffty per centum (509O of tho value of the ecurty offered. All applcatons for loans up to one thousand dollars ($000.00). must be accompaned by a fee of one dollar (.00) and all applcatons for loaus n excess of one thousand dollars ($000.00) must be accom paned by a fee of two dollars ($2.00). All loans Class A must be repad not more than ten (0) years. All loans Class B must be repad not more than fve (5) years. Loans under Class C shall be repad accordg to the classfcaton of the orgal debtedness under Class A or Class the orgal transacton. That s f the loan was for the purchase of farm land he loan under Class C may be for a perod of len (JO) years. f the orgal loan was contracted for the purchase of lvestock machery fertlzer or for buldg fences the loan under Class C could be framed for a perod not more Hum fve (5) years.. All buldgs mprovements f.lok mplements land etc. offered as securty must be kept good condton and falure to do so wll cause the mortgage to become due unc payable full at once. Payments of moneys loaned shall be made Class C to the person or persons Jo whom the debtedness s due. n Class B payment shall be made to the vendor upon order from the borrower. Loans made for labor shall be pad to the person or persons performg the servce upon order from the borrower. AH surable securty offered for loans must be properly protected by surance nnd all such polces must p made payable to the mortagee. All mortgages are subject to foreclosure accordg to He laws of the Terrtory of Hawa for falure to meet the condtons specfed there. No loan shall be made on unsurveye d land. Land held under homestead lease or agreement may be mortgaged an aonuaomwfyp dlu cmf fwyp an amount not to exceed per centum (50) cjf the mortagors terest the land. Secruty offered may consst of land lvestock chattels and growg crops. The mortagor must rema on the land durg the lfe of the mortgage and permsson for any leave of absence must be obtaed from the Farm Loan Board. Such permsson may be granted only n cases of extreme necessty. Kahu u On The Oler slands Value of the estate of Rchard hers deceased s put at $ accordg to the ventory the fal accounts fled last week Judge De Bolts court by Frank Andrade master. The schedule shows a total of $5525 n stocks and bonds of varous kds chefly n sugar; and values the estate proper at $ Andrade was allowed p fee of $250 for hs servce as master. Ernest Kaa Hawas left Sunday the Shyo Maru for Java where he wll jo hs qutet club whch has been playg one of the leadg hotels of Batava. Mr. Kaa Alll drect the orchestra. Durg hs absence hs daughter Thelma wll become the drector of he Kaa studos. Nev Frm ncorporated ncorporaton papers of the Papaaloa Mercantle company of Hlo wdth have been approved by the terrtoral treasurer call for a captal stock of wth thp prvlege of creasg to $ Shares are to be valued at $20 each. Offcals together wth ther share holdgs are: A. W. Wlbur presdent 50 shares; M. vce presdent 300 shares; M. Gonsalves Jr. secretary 50 shares; Lous Kapela treasurer 300 shares;. Mojo audtor 300 shares. Mrs. J. M. Anderson formerly of Honolulu and her two chldren arrv Ra road ed Sunday after an absence of year.; on (he trntspot Sherdan. Mrs. Anderson was formerly Mss Anna Medero3 of Makkl and was marred Honolulu to Gunner J. M. Anderson who la at prsent athletc offcer of the 4th Submare Dvson statoned at Pearl Harbor. The Andersons wll resde at Central Place. Japanese ConsulGenera l Moro wll leave August 8 on the Korea Maru havg been recalled by hs government to take a new staton. t s reported he wll be sent to Sweden or one of the new German republcs as mster. Local Japanese are planng several affars for the latter part of July hs honor. MaJ. A. L. Castle of the Red Cross resumed hs law practce Monday after hs severe llness and hs lon. servce Sbera. Mr. S. Aok manager of the Yokohama Spece Bank wll leave the slands next week for Japan. The Japanese Golf Club of ths cty wll hold a farewell golf tournament honor of Mr. Aok at the Moanalua lks Sunday Sunday morng and a full t tendance of the golf club has been promsed for the occason. Mr. Aok has been one of the clubs most expert players and hs presence wll be mssed at future tournaments. t s relably reported that 5000 Smths partcpated the worldwa r us solders the A. E. F. Ths makes t clear that they put somethg over on tho Schmdts. Councl Bluffs Nonparel. MERCHANDSE DEPARTMENT mmedate Delvery from Stock BOLTS NUTS RVETS SPKES WASHERS CHAN Co Telephone Nos. 65 & 20 Warehouses Connectg All Departments Kahulu Mau T. H. s

3 THE MAU NEWS FRDAY JULY THREE The Covenant Of The League Of Natons The Ur Contractg Partes n order to promote termt on;l and to nrhpy ternatonal peace and securty ly the cccptance of oblrt ons not to report to war by the prescrptons of open jum d honourable elaton; between natons by t le frm establshment of the understandgs of ternatonal law as the actual rub? of duet anons Coveen t s. and by the maleance of justce and a scrupulous respect for all treaty oblgatons h the dealg: of organsed peoples wth one another Agree to ths Covenant of the Jeaguof Natons. Artcle. The orgal Members of the League of Natons shall be those of the Sgnatores whch are named the Annex to ths Covenant and also such of those other States named the Annex as shall accede wthout reservaton to ths Covenant. Such accesson shall be effected by a Declaraton deposted wth the Secretarat wth two months of the comg to force of the Covenant. Notce thereof shall be sent to all other Members of the League. Any fully State Domon or Colony not named the Annex may become a Member of the League f ts admsson s agreed to by of the Assembly provded that t shall gve effectve guaran twothrd s tees of ts scere tenton to observe ts ternatonal oblgatons and shall accept such regulatons as may be prescrbed by the League regard to ts mltary and naval forces and armaments. Any Member of the League may after two years notce of ts tenton so to do wthdraw from the League provded that all ts ternatonal oblgatons and all ts oblgatons under ths Covenant shall have been fulflled at the tme of ts wthdrawal. Artcle 2 The acton of the League under ths Covenant shall be effected through the strumentalty of an Assembly and of a Councl wth a permanent Secretarat. Artcle 3 The Assembly shall consst of Representatves of the Members of the League. The Assembly shall meet at stated tervals and from tme to tme as occason may requre at the Seat of the League. or at such other place as may be decded upon. The Assembly may deal at ts meetgs wth any matter wth the sphere of acton of the League or affectg the peace of the world. At meetgs of the Assembly each Member of the League shall have one vote and may have not more than three Representatves. Artcle 4 The Councl shall consst of Representatves of the Prcpal Alled and Assocated Powers together wth Representatves of four other Members of the League. These four Members of the League shall be selected by the Assembly from tme to tv to ts dscreton. Untl the appotment of the Representatves of the tour Members of the League frst selected by the Assembly Representatves of Delgum Brazl Spa and Greece shall be memb?rs of the Councl. "Wth the approval of the majorty of the Assembly the Councl may name addtonal Members of the League whose Representatves shall always be members of the Councl; the Councl wth lke approval may crease the number of Members of the League to be selected by he Assembly for representaton on the Councl. The Councl shall meet from tme to tme as occason may requre and at least once a year at the Seat of the League or at such other place as may be decded upon. The Councl may deal at ts meetgs wth any matter wth the.n nf net n of the League or affectg the peace of the world. Any Member of the league not represented on the Councl shall be vted to send a Representatve to st as a member at y meetg the Councl durg the consderaton of matters specally affectg the terests of that Member of the League At meetgs of the Councl each Member of the League represented on the Councl shall have one vote and may have not more than om Representatve. Artcle 5 Kxcept where otherwse expressly provded ths Covenant or by tho turnm nf lo nesent Treaty de csons at any meetg of the As sembly or of the Councl shall re qure the m n f all the Mem bers of t League represented l the meetg. All m:. ters of procedure at meet gs of the As tbly or or the Councl cludg the appotment of Commttees to vestgate partcular matters shall be regulated by a major t y of the Members of the League represented at the meetg. The frst meetg of the Assembly and the frst meet.; of the Councl shall be summoned by the Presdent of th" nted States of Amerca. Artcle 6 The permanent Secretarl.t shall be establshed at (lt Seat of the League. The Secretarat sall comprse r Secretary General and such secretares and staff as may be reunted. The fust Secretary General shall be the person named the Annex: thereafter the Secretary General shall be appoted by the rruncl wth the approval of the majorty of the Assembly. The secretares anc staff of the Secretar.t shall be appoted by the Secretary General wth the approval of the Councl. The Secretary General shall act that capacty at all meetg of the ssembly and of th Councl. The expenses of the Secretarat hall be borne by the Members of the League accordance wth the pportonment of the expenses of the lnlernatotnl P.ureau of the nversal Postal Unon. Artcle 7 The Seat of the Legu s establsh eel at Geneva. The Councl may at any tme decde that the Seat of (he League shall be establshed elsewhere. All postons under or connecton th the League cludg the Secre tarat shall be open equally to men d women. Representatves of the Members of the League and offcals of the League when engaged on the busess of the League shall enjoy dplomatc prvleges and mmuntes. The buldgs and other properly occuped by the League or ts offcals or by Representatves attendg ts meetgs shall be volable. Artcle 8 The Members of the League recog nse that the matenance of peace requres the reducton of natonal armaments to the lowest pot consstent wth natonal safety and the en forcement by common acton of ternatonal oblgatons. The Councl takg account of the geographcal stuaton and crcumstances of each Slate shall formulate plans for such reducton for the consderaton and acton of the several Governments. Such plans shall be subject to re consderaton and revson at least every ten years. After these plans shall have been adopted by the several Governments the lmts or armaments there fxed shall not be exceeded wthout the concurrence of the councl. The Members of the League agree that the manufacture by prvate enterprse of muntons and mplements of war s open to grave objectons. The Councl shall advse how the evl effects attendant upon such manu facture can be prevented due regard beg had to the necesstes of those Members of the League whch are not able to manufacture the muntons and mplements of war necessary for ther safety. The Members of the League under take to terchange full and frank formaton as to the scale of ther armaments ther mltary and naval nrograme.s and the condton of such of ther dustres as are adapt able lo purposes. warlk e Artcle 9. A permanent Commsson shall be consttuted to advse the Councl on the executon of tho provsons of Artcles and 8 and on mltary and naval questons generally. Artcle 0. The Membe rs of the League unde take to respect and preserve as agast external aggresson the terrtoral tegrty and exstg poltcal dependence of all Members of th League. n case of any such aggres son or case of any threat or clan ger of such aggresson the Councl shall advse upon the means by whch ths oblgaton shall be fulflled. Artcle. Any war or threat of war whether mmedately affectg any of the Members of the League or not. hcvbv declared a matter of concern to the whole League and the League shall lake any acton that may be deemed w.e and euvctuul to safe guard the peace of natons. n case any such emergency should arse th..secretary General shall on the re quest of any Member of the League forthwth summon a meetg of he Councl. t s also declared to be the u etuly rght of each Member of the LeagU to brg to the at lent on of the As sembly or of the Councl any crcum.sljce whatever affectg lnternaton vatcs whch threatens to dsturb : ; peace tl the good understandg between natons upon v. nch peace depends. Artcle 2.. The Members of the League agree that f there should arse between them any dspute lkely to lead to a rupture they wll submt the matter ether to arbtraton or to qury by the Councl and they agree no ease to resort to war untl three months after the award by the arbtrators Or the report by the Councl. t an; case under ths Artcle the award of the arbtrators shall be made wth a reasonable lme and the report of the: Councl shall be made wth sx months a Ter the submsson of the dspute. Artcle 3. The Members of the League agree that whenever any dspute shall arse between them whch they recognse to be sutable for submsson to arbtraton and whch cannot be satsfactorly settled by dplomacy they wll submt the whole subjectmatte r to arbtraton. Dsputes as to the terpretaton o! a treaty as o any quest on of nternatonal law as to the exstg of any fact whch f establshed would consttute a breach of any ternatov l oblgaton or as to the extent and nature of the reparaton to be made for any such.reach are de lared to be among lose whch are ene ally sutable for submsson to arbtral on. For fhe consderaton of any such dspute the court of Arbtraton to whch the case s referred shall be the court agreed cm by he partes to the dspute or stpulated any conventon exstg between them. The Members of the League agree that they wll carry out full good fath any award that may be rend red and that they wll not resort to war agast a Member or the League whch comples therewth. n the event of any falure to carry out cell an award the Councl shall pro pose what steps should he taken to ve effect thereto. Artcle 4. The Councl shall formulate and submt to the Members of the League for adopton plans for the establsh ment of a Permanent Court of nternatonal Justce. The Court shall be competent to hear and determe any dspute of an ternatonal character whch the partes thereto submt to t. The Court may also gve an ad vsory opon upon any dspute or referred to k by tht. Councl queston or by the Assembly. Artcle 5. f there should arse between Mem bers of the League any dspute lkely to lead to a ruptv.re whch s not submtted to arbtraton accordance wth Artcle 3 the Members oz the League agree that they wll submt the matter to the Councl. Any party to the dspute may effect such submsson ) gvg notce of the exstence of the dspute to the Secretary General who wll make all necessary arrangements for a full vestgaton md consderaton thereof. For ths purpose he partes to the dspute wll communcate to the Sec retary General as promptly as pos sble statements of ther case wth all the rolevav facts and papers and the Councl may forthwth drect tho publcaton thereof. The Councl shall endeavour to ef fect a settlement of the dspute and f such effota ;re Successful a state nent shall be made publc gvg sd facts nn explanatons legardj; the dspute and the ton.s of cettle ment the reof as the Councl may deem approprate. f te dspute s not tlv.s settled the Councl cther unanmously or by a majorty vote shall make tl pub lsh a report contag a statement of he facta of the dspute and ne recommendatons whch are defe just ;wd proper regard thereto. Any Member of l League reple s nuu on the Councl may make publc a st.nent of the facts of the dspute and of ts conclusons regardg the same. f a report by the Councl s unanmously agreed to by the Memb thereof other than the Representatves or ow or more of the partes lo the dspute the Members of tl League agree that they wll not go to war wth any parly to the dspute whch comtes wth the recommend tons of the report. f the Councl fals to re ach a report v. he h s unanmously agreed lo by the Members thereof other than th lepeselatves of one or more of Use par.hs to the dsputes the Me m bers of the League reserve lo he selves the rght to take such acton they shall consder necessary tor l le matenance of rght and jusl r the C. spate between the palll s laucel by tlnm one of and "ound by the Councl to arse out of a muter whch by ternatonal law s solely wth the domestc jursde Hon of that party the Councl shall so report and shall make no recom c.elal as lo t s ret t Councl may any case under ths Artcle refer the dspute to he The dspute shall h so rle rod at the reque st of ether parly to th" dspute prnvdee l that such request be made wth fourtee n days after the submsson of he dspute to the Councl. n any case re fer"d to the Assembly tll the provson!: of ths Artcle and of Artcle 2 relatg to the acton and powers of the Councl shall apply lo the acton and powers of the Assembly provded that a ronor! made by the Assembly f by tll Uopr sellat rs of llue.members of League represent d on (be oe l and ol a luaj.! t y of the other Members of the League each case ol the!ees of the partes to the dspute shall have he same loce ns a report by (le Councl concurred by all the members thereof oler than the Kopresenlat ve v of one or more of the parts to the dspute. Artcle 6. Should any Member of the League resort to war dsregard of ts. Magnfccnt ste. Fe equpment. Three departments: lreparatory Junor and Senor Hgh School. Studentshp the hghot. Graduates accepted wthout examaton at maland colleges. Rattulon of 20 cadets. Splendd athletc outft. Campus 00 acres. Swmmg pool. Tenns court. Cder track. Faculty of 2 resdent and 3 vstg structors. HGH SCHOOL FACULTY Lt. Hll R. A. formerly U. S. Army. Scence. A. Kansas. Lat. Mrs. M. V. Holmes M. Lt. T. E. Anderson!. A. formerly U. S. Army. Hstory. Kgston. Mathematcs. M s Mclvor R. A. Max L. Harrs ll. A. U. S. M. formerly Navy. Leon Malterre. assy France. French. Lat. T. R. Cockett commercal subjects. Catalogue on vorest to Col. L. G. Rlacktnan. lreden t Honolulu Mltary Academy Honolulu. NEXT TERM Rl.GNS SEPTEMBER. Correct lubrcaton wth Zcrolene means better performance and longer lfe for your car. By exhaustve strdy r.nd actual tests the Standard Ol Company Boar of Lubrcaton Engeers has etorn.t the correct consstency of Lerolene for yo.r :nks cf automoble. Thfrr rccormrdaonj pre avalable for you t.e.rolene Cotrec: r..joca:rn Charts. There b a chart fcr each rnr.ce of cur. Zcrcler.e s correctly rc.d frcm :;!ected Cal foru; crude ol. t.uepr ts lubrcatg body at cylder heat kod. eonvrrsson rves per fect protecton to tra ncv"" parts ad deposts least carbon. t?.j ths p. c duct of the combed and equpment of the Standard Ol Crrnoa.y. Cet a Correct LuLrcotcn Chart for your car. At jor.r cealcrs or orr r.earort staton. CTATTDARD OL C07rANY (CalJomt) STATEMENT OK CONDTON AT CLOSE OK BUSNESS JUNE Loans Dscounts tmd Overdrafts 7272Q.2h Casl and Due from Ranks Ronds Securtes etc Unted States Certfcates Real Estate owned Rankg llose Ktlure and ; Fxtures GWtM Art cles 2.. n nle r or l. ll.n n n el m to ; e ::!! all net of war autust tll oht.members nf the whch n uv talee u dately to subject t to the "V ranee of all trade or fancal llatons the prohbton of tll l r nr.rr between the r natonel s and the natonals cl he covenantbr. k.g Stale and the prevent on of all fancal commercal or t "course the natonals of the covenant bn akr: State and the u: V..k vw y ; ; v tr j cadds years to the lfe ofyour car BANK of MAU Ltd Terrtory of Hawa sland and County of RESOURCES Mau ) ) ) SS LABLTES J. GARCA Casher of the above named Rank elo solemnly swear that the above statement s true and correct. J. GARCA Casher. AlU R." A. ) to Lst WADSWORT ""bwl and sworn before me ths A D.. CASE t; ) Drectors. E. X. LlKKN ) ENOS VNCENT Notary Rublc. on Tuge lje X Captal Slock Rad n $ Surplus and lrofts Dvdends Unpad Deposts l73ooo.oo HONOLULU MLTARY ACADEMY ts Product: MEN! J:.: (Contued.UVr V?. Sx.) M & ft fr?. Kl. : "V. tor.

4 FOUR THE mvu NEVA3 Entered at the Post Offce at Waluku. Maul Hawa as secondclas s matter. A Republcan Paper Publshed the nterest f the People ssued Every Frday. MAU PUBLSHNG COMPANY LMTED Propretors and Publshers. SuBscRrTON Katss $2.50 per Year Advance WLL. J. COOPER : : EDTOR AND MANAGER ELZABETH SEYMOURROBNSO ACTNG EDTOR : JRDAY : : : JUA 8 DV.h THE UOSDERFUL AGE Untl the summer of 94 people of lhat day were wont lo regard l he ffteen or twentylv e years through whch they had just parcel a. There are several thgs that Mau needs to keep herself toda tc up and abreast of the rest of the world or even her own slands. Probably the most mportant of these s the establshment of an automoble club for the protectonandassstar.ee of the motorst pedestrans and resdents. Honolulu has an automoble club Hlo has an automoble club and t s tme that Mau had one not only order to be e such an organzaton s vtally needed on ths sland. An automoble assocaton s prmarly for the protecton of the motorst. t also protects the pedestran and other vehcular traffc and mproves the sland for resdents and vstors. f a strarger should vst Mau brgg hs own automoble wth hm he would not know how to get around the sland wthout a gude for the reason lhat your roads are not adequately sgn posted. An automoble assocaton sees to he postg of legble structve road sgns. An automoble assocaton watches the condton of the roads and keeps ts members formed of travel condtons; t posts sgns at danger pots for the beneft of the travellg publc. An automoble assocaton asssts legslaton lookg toward the upkeep of exstg roads and sends a pathfder out to open up tew and bette routes. Wherever you fd an automoble assocaton a communty there you wll fd good roads adequate drectons and a maxmum of motor travel. An automoble assocaton looks to the prosecuton of volators of the traffc rules and also the establshment of rules that can easly be observed by all. t mght be of terest to Mat News readers to be remded that wth the past month there have been fve automoble accdents. The state of Calforna s the motorsts paradse for the reason lhat the automoble clubs of both northern and southern Calforna have made t so. mmedately after a storm the auo assocaton. pathfder car s sent out to cover all the roads ad make a report on ther condton. Ths report s publshed mmedately and thus accdents are avoded. Dange rous curves are noted and sgns posted thereon. Temporary routes are establshed durg road repar work and as soon as a new road s open the travellg publc s mmedately notfed ot t. Gude books gvg dstances repar shops and supply statons arc publshed. Would not such a servce be a boon to Mau motorsts on ths sland of long dstances and scattered opulaos? THE MAU NEWS FRDAY JULY S MAU OUER.OOKXG A?? A resdent of Honolulu who took notce of the Mau exhbt at the Terrtoral Par a letter to the Commercal Advertser the bg cty pots out that Mau by her characterzaton of the exhbt of chayote as pg feed s overlookg a bg bet the edble food le and advses Mau farmers to push the growg of chayote for other purposes than feedg pgs. The letter s as follows: "The chayote better known Hawa as the "Portuguese squash." s a vegetable that deserves to be more wdely used for crtaly there s no vegetables approachg t delcacy of flavor. "Seeg an exhbt from Mau at the Par and hearg ts vrtues extolled as "pgfeed " remds one that Davd G. Farchld brought the chayote from Egypt twentyfv e or thrty years ago and wrote a bullet about hs dscovery. The selfsam e chayote s common the New Orleans markets and s sometmes shown the stores caterg lo the better class frut and vegetable trade New York and Washgton. The San Francsco trade knows and apprecates the chayote. Hence lo refer to t as pg feed seems rather to elevate the porce els prvleged to fatten thereon. "As the proof of the puddg s the eatg the proof of the chayote s the way t s cooked. To get the full delcacy of flavor t must be steameel ts own juces. Peel t remove the one bg pumpk seed cut cubes add salt a dash of pepper and a lttle butter and let t smmer a covered pot forty mutes. f your Orental cook mashes the chayote or add water or any other condment or sauce fre hm wthout notce. le deserves hangg but the most wonderful age of all tme and that the world had reached the pnacle of cvlzaton. The world now looks upon the ventons and accomplshments of those days as hut puny strugglg when compared the ght of the wonderful aehe erne ms of the past lve years. Especally s ths so those trumphs of whch ran.porlal have taken place durg the fore part of l.l wch the forces of the ar are slowly beg conquered and l has been proved that they no longer wll be able to mystfy us and bale our clents any servants are so scarce these days one must conserve the supply. Get more than do the ocean currents of today. the chayole habt and let the pgs co wthout." The U. S. Navy seaplane NC 4 flew across the Atlantc ocean J. G. S. and back aga wth a stop at the Azores slands. Capta Alcock and Leut. Drown shortly after ths feat made a nonsto transatlant c OSE YEAR OLDTHE AR MAL flght a ekersvm v plat e from.newfoundland to England The frst use of the arplane commerce was the Ar Mal Servce of the Unted States so t was asserted at least by Otto Praeger when Harry Hawker had faled to make t. Ths week saw the completon of a round trp flght by the Englh drgble R o. Thus l Second Assstant PostmasterGenera l an address before the Suother n has been demonstrated that the secrets of the ar can now no longer Aeronautcal Congress at Macon Ga. be secrets and lhat t wll soon be possble to make a trp to Europe le went on as quoted by The Aeral Age (New York) : or Hawa or Cha va the ar route. "When we starteel the aeral mal wth the assstance of the Army To one who has had the opportunty to watch the armen ther we were told f we scored ffty per cent of the schedule trp we ought efforts to conquer the ar forces these deeds partake of the mraculous. The wrter well remembers the frst long dstanc flght that was to be satsfed and that we mght be compelled lo suspend operaton durg at least three months the wter. attempted. t was by Avator Hamlton now deceased who flew When the frst annversary of the Ar Mal Servce was celebrated from New York to Phladelpha and return a Curtss bplane a the same two planes wth the same motors that flew the aeral mal dstance of 82 mles. Crowds wated on the shores.of New YorkCtto watch for the return of ths trepd arman. The journey on May 5 a year ago carred the mal on that day after a year of contuous and strenuous servce through sunshe ra or gale. The was never completed because the plane got stuck the mud about 25 " Ar Mal Servce s a success both the effcency of ts flyg and as mles from Governors slanel where he to land. len Curtss a postal faclty." flew from Albany N. Y. down the Hudson Rver to New York Cty Hawa expects to be cluded the ar mal servce before the a lttle over 43 mles t was consdered a wonderful feat. W hen secemd annversary rolls around. Calbrath Rogers flew across the Unted Stales from the Atlantc to the Pacfc Coast the people at lte end of the journey nearly went wld when they saw hs mache comg through the ar but before. A TRBUTE Rogers could put hs dscoveres of the ar currents to prt the ar Mau has lost by death one of her most hghly respected ctzens took ts toll of hs lfe from a heght of 50 feet. Edgar nnumerable attempts have been made to sal a drgble across John Walker. Yet Mau has gaed for by hs passg she realzes more keenly what manner of man she entertaed. the Atlantc Ocean but not untl the R3 4 completed her recent rp Not only was Mr. Walker respected for hs busess ablty but has the feasblty of usg drgbles for long dstances been successfully demonstrated. respected for the trats of charactet w hchmade hm a genal companon a kd father and a devoted companon. The famly lfe of Mr. Walker Yet t took the greatest calamty the worlds hstory to brg was a joy to the vstor and the companonshp evdent between hm ths wonderful age about. When one stops and contemplates the and hs wfe were constant remders that there s such a thg as happy forces whch have done ths they are forced to turn aga to that marrages. Mr. Walker had a heart as bg as the great outdoors a verse from the Psalms: The Lord works mysterous ways hs wonders to perform." kd word for everyone a love for anmals and was possessed of that sprt of humannes s whch lves beyond hs passg. Whle he hm t seems cruel that order to have acheved these wonders t eff physcally has passed from our ken the sprt of generosty and should have been necessary for so man) to have lad down ther lves. kdless that was hs remas wth us a sweet memory and a shg example. Hstory shows however that no progress has ever made wthout a sacrfce of human lfe. We should rejoce lhat the sacce was not va for by the necesstes of war have we been brought to closer relaton wth each other physcally as well as sprtually. Py the GERMAN EFFCENCY successful conquerg of the ar currents over the ocean the peoples A Muhlhausen newspaper publshed recently an artcle statg of the world wll be closer communon and each to know the other that pounds of barley were used Germany durg the as t has never been possble for world profts heretofore to do. war for makg beer although persons ded that tme owg to lack of proper food. The newspaper advocates reducton of beer OSE OF MAUS SEEDS producton as a patrotc duty. A communst s a man who thks t would be easer to dvde up the other fellows property than to get busy and earn some property for hmself. StarBullet n. Cha and Japan are the class of tws wth the colc. as one s queted the other yells. As soon Formerly the mostsoughtf or thg the world was perpetual moton. Now t s perpetual peace. One of the troubles of the world s.that t has too many needs that conflct wth one another. Does the protest of the Unted States agast German dyes mean that somethg has been staed?. Durg the ray weather a fly swatter s as essental as a hoe. OPEN FORUM An Opl; Letter To The Publc There are numerous complats gog around regardg the class of serwee he patrons of the Waluku Orpleum are recevg nght utter nht. Frst the "kcks" are regstered agst the poor projecton. n defense of the management let mo.tnte y ;de of the story. There.s absolutely no fault wth le operator who s a competent man and understands hs busess. Our e.lpmot s the best that money cu.f buy. We have a brand new Smplex projector motor drven style "S" L.r.p House whch s the last word moton pcture projectors. The carbons are the Natonal and Slver T) Carbons whch are the hghest "prced carbons on the market today. The whole fault les wth the sland Electrc company. They do not furnsh us enough power to keep our mache gog rght. The power keeps fluctuatg and one second the lght on the pcture wll be fe and the next t s out. We are helpless to control ths and have repeatedly complaed to Mr. Blar but he states he can do nothg as he s not empowered to make repars to stall new equpment. Many people wonder why Kalull Theater has such a beautful l lt on the pctures and never has any trouble. The whole thg a s that the Kahulul Theater s suppled wth juce from the Fuuntre Mll and not from the sland Electrc Company. am as thoroughly dsgusted as the people are and cannot blame the patrons of the W.!t!:n Orpheum for feelg he way hey do. There s only one y out for us and that s for all the people to sj. a..n slut!; tc fuels rr.t hs" V re We l V..l le lnl. of He sll ;!eee o pt n v :ml.forwv lo lh" ullv llle:! o.ml Honolulu. nll Hk dr" rlnd we wll l;ce eont ;;!; lon? :s the pufl. o Wlhllu lllr llllcl he home durg He dner hour or (he eveng how the luhl fllx nae.4 d col.lcteh l ukk. Kor: ou md se( nl tnea we h.ve sugar. gasole. Look for the Red Crown sgn before you fll STANDARD OL OMPAMY (Callctnu) n.m complete darkneas whle ral; u ;..t. s n the people to : el nx md help me force the sland Electrc Company to furnsh enough power lo tve you the kd of a show you.v eur Rood money to see and have t rull to expect. Pn: :? wll hnve your cooperaton th nutler rema Scerely yours.john A. CARROLL Mgr. Mu Amusement Company. ONE OF THS MOST MPORTANT DUTES THAT YOU OWE YOURSELF AND YOUR FAMLY S TO MAKE YOl.R WLL" SO THAT YOUR ESTATE WLL HE DSTR BUTED ACCORDNG TO YOlK WSHES. SEE YOUR ATTORNEY TODAY AND HAVE HM NAME US AS EXECUTOR AND TRUSTEE. Henry Waterhouse Trust Co. Ltd. HONOLULU T. H. f you are not now recevg the REXALL MONTHLY MAGAZNE please send your name for malg lst. The Magaze has recently been enlarged and mproved by the addton of stores by promrent wrters and pctures of current events. THS SERVCE S ABf SOLUTELY FREE. j; Benson Smth & Co. Ltd. SERVCE EVERY SECOND The Rexall Store Box 426 Honolulu T. H. VACATfON s the tme to get your wardrobe to shape Every known fabrc takes on a newness a freshness and a sghtless under the skllful handlg of our staff of experts who CLEAN DYE MEXD and PRESS Dont hestate to send us the most delcate fabrcs. FRENCH LAUNDRY J. ABADE Propretor :: HONOLULU. ALMOST EVERY WOMAN WHO CAW THE PEMBROKE DULT N BATH TUB cur exhbt at the Terrtoral Far wshed she had one her home. Bult to wall and floor t saves pr.cc creases convenence and adds o the bathrooms attractveness. YOUR DEALER HAS T OR CAN GET T. Honolulu ron Works Co. 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5 THE MAU NEWS FRDAY JULY FVE Stff Game Nabbed ly ruunene leam Robson Ptches 4 nngs Wthout Ht Or Run But Loses To Opponents n Ffteenth A 5 ng gamp the longest ever played here went through t le boarh hst Sunday wth Kululu Puuncnv ;.l Jas. Ah Sam cf Reuben 2b Haak f Dutro Wm. ss Kahaawanu lb Alo Jas. rf " Masach 3b Grove Dck c Sueyda p Totals Paa AB R BH SB PO A E Yemoto c Souza ss Rocha lb Robson p Ctra cf Englsh 2b Marcel f Affonso rf Leandro 3b Totals ! Hts and runs by ngs: Puunene Basehta Paa Basehts Summary Home runs Masach; sacrfce hts Affonso; ht by ptcher Grove by Robson Souza by Sueyda double plays H. Englsh unasssted. Englsh to Rocha Dutro to Reuben Affonso to Rocha Haak to Grove; bases on balls offrobson Sueyda 3; struck out by Robson 3 by Sueyda 4; umpre Geo. Cummgs; tme of game 2 hours 3 mutes; scorer Jean Bal. WALUKU PLANT vs. J. A. C. Waluku Plantaton AB R BH SB PO A E Massa f Affonso c Hansen lb Seya rf 3000 Rodrgues 2b. 3 X Koch 3 ss Kahoohonoh. 3b 3003 Gomes cf... Monz p Totals. J. A. C. ku 2b. Peyro cf Yanag lb AB R BH SB PO A E O R 0N T!E mmm By GEO UGH Foster RobKon.Naus veteran :;!l placr flched fourteen ngs. h:st Sundays game and dd not at t a record tha he should be very proud olf. Rchard lluuke at left feld for the bers. Sunny K. Hung. sons; Mrs. A. L. Andrews Chld Welfare. on ever wrden on the statute any communty. t s your pla tt m ne had sew n chances ale then "The team whch ;n and the ons end of a when the bases were full score. Kahult yestedry alter a seres of The purpose of ths program s not books of a ra;e"ul nalo. duty not mly to yourself but 0 your PuuntW 2; aa!" P..g wth nunc done game on Mau 0. The reports Junor tself as havg been well euel taed on the Camp shall have abundant opportun nsurae law was. enacted lor the ml hose you May h V.aluk only that all of He people the Bear md tual ths War UU loved ones both hose you r.ow have.l;;hl game Fosters long between drve.ad the Asahs and whplefe ball b man at Valley Plantaton was won by the former sle. ty for physcal exercse and recreaton solder and the ve the future salor v. ho senvd lo keep plate. Well say thats some peggg. The players and followers were b also that tluy shall have suffcent formaton and data so that y. Permt me for yo.tr own best actve duty all of durg ywr surance f possble. the war wth Ge The Senors put up taken care of by a stff battle. thhr Chese "f you wsh to frend. ; who Many errors were provded sleepg they wll be able to carry on smlar terest to urge wrte to me at e and eaerv Washgton for advst or formaton chalked down but fcr.ev ptched a steady jne. Several lmes when they were not datons. On of a the eveng of programs ther schools upon ther nlor and solder to hold on to your about y ur Government nature and caused no damage. the lases were full July! t was a ptchers aftr the frst vctory the return to school wok. Ths s the government nsurance. surance to keep up wll deem t a prvlege he managed to shut dual and a feldg them out. :y teaw vas gven a socal entertament by Mr:;. Tg Young wfe of schools that such an elaborate pro f you have permtted your surance frst lme the hstory of Hawas our to be of servce to you. payments and not to all behd battle. There y be wj.y Sueda has leen on a the d "J. K ALA X AN AO dull moment throughout the an a southpaw ptcher 3 nngs the game for beg tome Manager Tg Young of the Maul gram of physcal educaton has been to lapse." or even f you have form " replete. but has been restg hs geot : e company. Then on Sunday made avalable to teachers. ally cancelled t hasten to restate wth sensatonal plays whch not only kept Mlder Ht new old and left hand lbera! provsons Mr. Burlesons and has done the come nght sen ce makes t He Chese Alhletc club of the players but the fans as hack s tlt. Hats off to hm. Watch Waluku gave or restatement. absolutely the vstors cludg certa what a dead letter well on ther toes. l Many net Sundays game he may many Mau people a real Chese Challenge Oahu Probably you can never get sur ded of. Detrot News. lumares shone forth on surprse Medcros league leaders. dner of ne courses. The club the feld of battle. t remaed however for Masachl keystone Backer Lttle Hee Englsh may look a ley sle wth A. K. Tg as presdent. s a lve wre organzaton of the Val Tenns Stars of the Combe to put the crowng AUCTON SALE "ee bt small at the second staton On Saturday nght at the clmax. amory the D. C. Ldsay Kahaawanu had has connected sent a challenge but he loomed up as bg as a lounla team wth the frst ht for hs sde and n w.3 vted to a luau by the to Oahu tenns players to come down followg to hs teammates when he nabbed everythg sght that looked Through oresters of Court Valley sle. and let Mau Alos demse show landed on 2nd. tlm how to play the the Chese team as a whole wshed to Up comes the game. Mr. Masach (ths Alfred all Castle receved the lke safe hts. the 5 ng) vtaton for the he watches em and meet to open here THE FOLLOWNG HOUSEHOL FURNTURES WLL BE SOLD AT AUC thank the Mau people who lcked to August 6 fally pckg and says one to hs lkg lts hat among the TON ON L".;:cl W.:s gvtn the sgnal to make the boys at home durg the old lme players who mdcentet r and r;ht are expected to for as ckan hunt le dd but when asked by hs short vst. The Mat Chese especally have been very generous wth John make the trp a homer as ever there was. for the honors wll be Two t ; l ta;: wjhy the ball Hew to the rght runs scored and the game Waterhouse F. E. Steere C. G. Saturday July 26th 99 at 3 P. M. won. garden. he ftd " bunted a lttle too ther automobles and entertament. Bockus and Wlen a man twrls 4 ngs others. wthout p.llowlng a ht or run as Fos worked hard for the Chese boys Carl Roses Resdence) WALUKU. hard." Among the Mau peoplo who have AT THE RESDENCE OF GEORGE A. KAK. CENTRAL AVE.. (Opposte Robson dd and then loses out Dck Groves work back of the plate and o the team was sorry SENDS to CHALLENGE tho next frame such s what mght was bg FOR GO lc:;gue stuff. Twce he saved were: WTH REGO Wrtg Desk wth large blotter 3 small Parlor Rugs holder Door M.t be termed as tough luck. The Paa hs team from defeat the 8lh and Mr. am Mrs. Paul.ov Mr. and 2 Double ron Gcds capta s much better today than he Ready to wth mattresses s Alfred Pal "Perfecton" Ol Stove wth 3 burner s he 3h ng by pckg some nasty peggg to get Mm. A. Tg Mr. and Mrs. Y. and cprjs ever was even when junketg wth the Honolulu Fre Department 50 lb. and oven 2 Mosquto the runner at home. Tg Nets for double bed Dr. Joseph Tg Mr. and Mrs. the Chnese professonals. mat artst. Pals manager Cpl. Ells Baby Crb wth mattreases and "Perfecton" Ol Ctove wth 2 burn Chuck Henry Shm lcno nada Mr. A real comeback was that staged by Enbcrg of the Cooks and Bakers mosquto net ers and oven t wat.. treat to see Bll Dutro Masa Mrs. Elzabeth Robson Mr. Sueyda of the amalgamaton an School Fort Shafter s out Canvas Foldg Char 8 green Wdow Shades wth a oldtm e handle hms f at short. Where Tll Goodness M.r. and Mrs. Ho and others. 5 Rocker Chars 2 Ol Mops star. Only 4 hts were netted deft to Rego Enberwho s also Pals traer puts 2 DngRoo Tables Char Coal ron the Mau wrestler. 5 DngRoofaled was vth the wllow. He or Chars electrc "Hot Pot" ron off hm. Tme and tme aga he was Tlaakc were expected to land on the deep water but he kept h head out the followg: 2 Ktchen Tables 2 Globes pll for a homer but lsten Masach 0 and Dame Fortune was wth hm. le Alfred Pal the Honolulu fre prs. department of Wdow Curtas wth rods Parlor Hangg Lamp the bowlegged 3rd baseman dd the S.A.T.C.NextYearAt won. Sofa 3 Hard L?mps wrestler would lke to meet trck. Parlor Table Mandol wth case Between the teams Paa had the Lous Rego the champon of Mau. small Corner Table Accordan V College Of Hawa most opportuntes. Had there been Rego has beaten the Japanese demon small Bamboo Corner Table 2 Wash Boards Wth two down the frst hal." of 3 a coach at 3rd the 4 when Lean Masach but thk that Pal wll Bamboo Rack Wash Tubs (large) ho th Jm Kahaawu who acts dro sld to that staton on a pass The College of Hawa s perfectg 2 (handpatedball gve framed Pctures ) 2 g Pans hm a run of hs lfe f they meet at the frst bag for Manager aaehoal plans Paa would have won and s goldframe d DngRoo Pcture small Bas for a course mltary tactcs Knb We lke to hear from Regos manager 0 2 x 2 ft. 2 ptchers outft ht a ler over short. The d drll next year. The enrollment son the vctor a no ht no run Waluku." DngRoo Frut Pcture 2 Buckets frst ht made on Foster Masach of students s not yet large enough Boy Scout Doll 2.2 ft. tall game but Fate decreed otherwse. aforesad came to brt and swatted to enable the College to partcpate Baby Char wth hgh and low combaton PUUNENE vs. PAA the ball between center and rght for SAYS the regular government plan "ARSHP of an SERVCE Puunene : cleanup ht. By the way Masach BOUND TO CO WE" Wash Stand AB t BH SB PO A E plays any old place the damond. (By The Assocated Press) large Meat Safe Wd Alfonso the uc w star basehal l played all 24 ngs havg caunht the fvl game for the Wa Asahluku plantaton team agtst. the Wthout takg any rest he played rght feld for John Maderos Paa team le had ne chances tool; eght to camp and mssed one. Some gog WD. t Manager Medcros and raschoal wore bg.smles us the game went on merrly but he fatal 5th gave Pasho.l a wng sml. Medcros was good sport and pped out loud "The best team won and have seen the best game played he world barrg none." Four hts out of Sueda and two from Foster totallg sx hts ffteen ngs. Some ptchg and hats oft to these two marvels. Foster put over another one allowed one man to frst by the four ball route. Those NeVYorker s made so much over warhero Tennessees Sergeant Alv York the frst thg you know theyll be clamg that ther town was named for hm. Nashvlle South crn Lumberman. Konkl c. Padash p. Masach ss Ranech 3b 4 Hra f Hde f Tolas Hts and runs by ngs; W. P Basehts L Asahs x Busehts x Summary Ht" by ptcher Yanag; double plays Masach to ku to Yanag Masach unasssted Keneh to ku 0 Yanag Koch to Rodrgues tc Hansen Rodrgues tu Alfonso to Ka hoohonokono; bases on balls oftta dtsh 3 Moez 2; strut k out by Pa dash Monz ; umpre Geo. H. (tmnlg s; tune of game hour 3! m nut s; scorer Jean al. Chese Extend Thanks To Mau The Mau News reprts "from the Honolulu Star Bullet the thanks of he baseball team whch wr amy vsted Mau for ther entertament whle here whch was wrt leu tor the Star Bullet last Wednesday by one of the team mem Hcors Trag Corps such a3 exsts each Unversty but nevertheless a m g unt wll be organzed and drll begun S ptember. Capta E. A. Wllford npw at Fort Knnchrtoha has been appot ed to drect ths work hs offcal ttle the College beg nstructor Mltary Tactcs. He wll also have charge of the physcal trag of the men apart from the mltary drll. The Hawaan Dvson wll allow the College unt to make use of two Coast Defense batteres for ther trag these beg Battery Dudley at Fort DoRussy and Battery Hawlow at Fort Ruger. n addton to the coast rlllojy trag the College rookes wll be put through a good tff fantry drll. The S. A". T. C. unt at the College of Hawa showed the value of mltary trag and s largely responsble for ho present determaton on the part of the College authortes to contue some adequate and sutable program for the young men. Chese Seres Nets Good Sum At a meetg of the Mau Athletc Assocaton Tuesday nght l was found that the gate recepts from the seres games wtl the Chese team front Honolulu on July 4 netted the assocaton $3l!J..r. The expenses amounted to $GU0 leavg a balance of $722. Of ths amount JOO was gven to the Mau County Far & Rac g Assocaton for ho mprovement of the race track and far ground. and the balance of $222 t was voted should be le; eually between the four teams of the senor league. Present at the meetg were R. A. Wadswurlh presdent Jos. Meecke Jorp Gara Chas. Puck George Cgs Jas. Fantom. Frst Class Musc furnshed for all occasons Dancg Dners etc. by the famous bld muscan Prof. JOHN CHARLES TONS ALMEDA and hs quttt. For further formaton qure Mau News Physcal Educaton At Klauea Camp One of the outstandg features of the Terrtoral Summer School at Klauea Camp s the seres of lessons demonstratons and drlls dealg wth physcal educaton. The followg persons wll have charge of ths program and are planng a dversfed and terestg program: Major Allen Boy Scouts; Mss Etta B. Agee Actvtes for Grls; Wllam Meecke Mltary Drll Hygene Games; Mr. Chas. A. Pease Physcal Drector Y. M. C. A. Gymnastcs Sports Track Events; Mss Ruth Shaw Hkes and Feld Excur POLHAM England July 4 The 4 arrved at 6:56 Sunday morng completg the frst round trp ar voyage to Amerca 75 hours from Long sland. The drgble had strong wds behd t. Commander Scott sad: "Regular arshp servce between Europe and Amerca s bound to come." LOCAL NOTCE TO MARNERS Hawaan slands Mau sland west coast Hanamanoa Lght re ported extgushed wll be relghted as soon as practcable. C. & G. S. Charts Lght Lst Pacfc Coast 99 p. C2 No. 8S8. Buoy Lst 9th Dstrct 99. p. 2 By order of the Commssoner of Lghthouses: A. E. ARLEDGE Supertendent of Lghthouses 9th Dstrct. EXAMNATONS Examatons for Teachers Certfcates wll be held b the Department of Publc nstructon on August 4th 5th and 6th 99 at Honolulu Oahu Hlo and Holuaoloa Hawa; Waluku Mau; and Llne Kaua. The examatons wll beg at 8 oclock each day. Applcants must regster wth the Supervsg Prcpal of the dstrct whch they wsh to take the examaton on or before July 24th. T. H. GBSON Deputy Supertendent. No. 40S. (July Aug..) NOTCE Notce s hereby gven that John rdlcs of Waluku Mau has dsposed of hs cows and s 0 longer the dary busess. (H) LOST Blue slk handbag contag mon y and postage stamps between Haejkuapoko.".nd Kalua on Saturday eveng June 25. Fder please cenrnuncate wth Ms. J. B. Cox Kalua. Hold On To Your Wartme nsurance Delegate KalananaoleUrges Hawaan Solders Recently Dscharged To Keep Up Payments On Ther Government nsurance Delegate Kalananaole appeals from Washgton to the men of Hawa who served the Great War to k op up ther payments on ther War Rsk nsurance as lollows. "When the War Rsk nsurance law as enacted" he says "t wus term d the most generous pece of legs 2 Bureaus Medce Box Play Yard for Baby 3x3x2 ft. wth floor and rollers t d Baby tres Baby Bath Tub rubber P M r m A M A M 3j WALLKU stac 33 3 J & aoll28 J3t la.o 5 o S ss 8 ooj r a 4o 7 45! 8 08! o o: a P HUN EN R Psmpr Pmor P M AM Hts a unco aga at so low a rate or wth so many favorable provsons for your beneft. You should have a specal prde dsplayg good busess sen e by takg the utmost advant " f ths your won specal and exclusve prvlege made avalable for you recognton of your patrotc servce. Your government surance polcy s more than a polcy t s a cert:ette of honor. "ntle Sam provded every solder and salor wth a rght to a polcy of flo.fpo. Whle the value of the human lfe cannot be measured terms of money remember that ychr posseson of one ot Uncle Sams polces dcates hl you value your lfeand that you have exercsed good busess judgement of the kd whch ws added respect from tellgent people Rake Shovel Hoe Yard Broom Pck 5 Bakg Bread Ts 4 Fryg Pans 2 Roastg Pans Muff T 3 5 Flour Ts Cookg Pots Dshes Plates Glasses etc. etc. etc..7a W. F. CROCKETT Auctoneer. Sfme dcblejfchuu Slalroad Co. Daly Passenger Tra Schedule: (Except Sunday) Tl followg scltclul wett to effect November TOWAD5 Sa TOWARDS A.. Waluku.. L L7 7a.. Kthulu.. A.. L L" "A Spreck " elsvle "j L. PUUNENE STATONS m:.x h" llama "A "kupoko "j "S.. Pauwela..!a...j.... Haku..A STATONS L.Kabulu.. A A ruutce.. Dstant: TOW A HUH MAKl Mltu AM.AMjPMjPM ft JJ3 J o s 4o 45: J J J a 5r!7 a o4 M ;7 30 a 2$ 4 28 J a a54 jo 5. J jj... DVSON TOWARDS KAHULU lsuct Pmttftr Pm Mm AM "!p M Tl j All tras daly except Sundays. 2. A Specal Tra (Labor Tra) wll leave Waluku daly except Sundays at 5:30 a. m. arrvg at Kahulu at 5:50 a.. and connectg wth the 6:00 a. m. tra for Puunene. 3. UACGAGE RATES: 50 pounds of personal basfage wll be carred free of charge on each whole tcket and 75 pounds on each half tcket when baggage s charge of and on the same tra as tho holder of the tcket. For excess baggage 25 cents per 00 pounds or part thereof wll be charged. For Tcket Fares and other formaton see Local Tassenger Tarff. C. C. No. 3 or qure at any of the Depots. f

6 SX THE MAU NEWS FRDAY JULY Launch New dea n Factory Ste LOS ANGELES July 3 (Assocated Press) Resdents or Los Anseles most exclusve home dstrct the West Lake were shocked then surprsed and now they dont know just what to thk as the result of an announcement made here recently by the owner of the largest shrt wast factory the outy that he tended to construct an $ factory rght ther mdst. When the project was frst announc ed homeownerpcturg an unsghtly gaunt buldg rose ther wrath and prepared to fght the plan. But that was before the shrt wast manufacturer showed the archtects plans for the buldgs. Accordg to the proposed plans the buldg wll have " appearance of a hghclas s apartmentho;el or a school and s consdered a decded novaton dustral cons met on. When asked to expla why he desred to move from the dustral dstrct to the resdence dstrct wth hs factory the manufacturer sad: "t s not proper that a shrt wast factory should be sandwched between an ron foundry and a mache shop and t s net rght that employees my factory should be forced to work the smoke and soot whch these establshments gve off." The buldg wll be constructed U shaped and wll be fve stores heght and two of the terestg features wll be a school of structon for employees and a permanent exhbt of products of the slk dustry from the raw slk to the fshed artcles of commerce. To allow the consuucton of the buldg t was necessary to secure pproval by twothrd s of the propertyowners the dstrct and the manufacturer announces he has secured approval of 85 per cent. What Consttutes An Act Of God? SAX MONCA Cal. June 30 (As socal ed Press) s an arplane col lson mdar an "act of God" and f not can damages be collected for a bean crop whch was damaged when the two planes fell? These are the questons that are puzzlg at torneys for the Santa Monca Mount a Park Company owners o2 a ten acre tract planted beans whch was vrtually destroyed recently as the drect result of an arplane col lson. Two avators went up over Santa Monca Canyon near here to perform thrllg feats for a movg pc ture. A passenger one plane was scheduled to leap to the other whle both were full flght. A thrd ar plane crcled a short dstance away bearg a camera and a camerama n to take pctures of the "stunt." When the maches drew close to each oth er they collded and plunged to earth When they ht the ground they tore up a large plat that had been planted to beans. Several thousand people who had been watchg the flght rushed to where the armen fell and t s alleged contrbuted further to the bean crops destructon by tramp lg down the ves. Now the company owng the beans wants fancal redress and they are contemplatg the feasblty of tak g acton agast the avators who they clam were the cause of the de structon. Wll Make A New York Of Turk Cty ROME June 2 (Assocated Tress "Wth the Amercans Constant nople they would make t a greater port than NewYork" Maffeo Tanta leon dean of talan economsts sad today to The Assocated Press. "The vast resources of Southern Russa of Armena the Ukrae Rumana and parts of Asa Mot must all ppass through Constantople. The rches of that vast terrtory are yet un touched and should proper explota ton be undertaken Constantople would become the greatest gateway the world. "Napoleon was rght when he sad t s the key to the world. "All t needs s somethg of that Amercan organzaton to put t ts rght place." PRESDENTS SHP NOW BRNGS WAR BRDES (By The Assocated Press) NEW YORK July 3 The Georg Wuf.hjfton has been ftted wth nursery for the care of war babes l wll brg 200 w?r brdes from Europe on the next trp. Sxteen var babes and 378 war brdes arrved wth the week. The Covenant Of The League Of Natons (Contued from age Three.) natonals of any other State wheher Member of the League or not.. t shall be the duty of (le Councl such case to recommend to the several Governments concerned what ffeclvp mltary or naval force the Members of the League shall severally onlrbute to the armed forces to be used to protect the covenants of the League. longer a. Member of the League by a vote of the Councl concurred by the Representatves of all the other Members of the League represented hereon. Artcl 7. n tlv. event of a dspute between Member of the League and a Slate whch s not a Member of the League or bet.wt.f. States not Members of ll. League the State or Slates not Members of the League shall be vcd to accept the oblgatons o membershp the League for the purposes ot such dspute upon such condtons as the Councl may deem just. f such vtaton s accepted the provsons of Artcles 2 to 6 clusve shall be appled wth such odtcatons as may be deemed nec by the Councl. rp.n suc. vtaton beg gv n the Councl shall mmedately sttute an qury to the crcumstances of the dspute and recommeu; such acton as may seem best and most fectual the crcumstances. f a State so vted.v.vll refuse to accept the oblgatons of membershp the League for the purposes of such dspute and shall resort to war agast a Member of the League the provsons of Artcle G shall be ap plcable as agast the State takg such acton. f both partes of ho dspute when so vted refuse to accept the oblga ton : of membershp the Le gue r tl purposes of su : uspu.f. hc l.oun may take sm. measures and ln. c l ecomm :ndal ons as wll prevent hostltes an wll result the sen l. lk nt of lv dspute. Artcle 8. Every treaty or ternatonal en gagement entered to hereafter by any Momber of the League shall be forthwth regstered wth the Secret arat and shall as soon as possble be publshed by t. No such treaty or ternatonal engagement shall be bdg untl so regstered. Artcle 9. The Assembly may from tme to tme advse the reconsderaton Members of the League of treates whch have become applcable and the consderaton of ternatonal con dtons whose contuance mght en danger the peace of the world. Artcle 20. The Members of the League severally agree that ths Covenant s ac cepted as abrogatg all oblgatons ;r understandgs ter se whch are consstent wth the terms thereof: and solemnly undertake that they wll not hereafter enter to any engage laents consstent wth the terms thereof. n case any Member of the League shall before becomg a Member of the League have undertaken any ob lgatons consstent. He terms of ths Covenant t shall be the. duly of such Member to lake mmedate.lep: to procure ts release from.eh oblgatons. Artcle 2. Nothg ths Covenant shall bt deemed to affect the valdty of ter natonal engagements such as treat es of arbtraton or regonal under standgs lke the Monroe doctre for securg the matenance of peace. Artcle 22. To those colones and terrtores whch as a consequence of the late war have ceased to be under t soveregnty cf the Slates whch form crly governed them and whch are habted by peoples not yet able to stmd ty themselves under the stren uous condton:; of the modern world there holtl be appled the prcple that the and development wellbe ol such peoples f rm a ; acred rust of cvlsaton anl llul : securtes for the perlovance of ths rusl should e emboded ths Covenant. The bed method of gvg practc l effect to ths prcple s that the d ulelage of such peoples should be to advanced natons who "by eason of ther resources ther expernc e or the geographcal poston can best undertake ths responsblty md who are wllg to accept t and that ths tutelage should be exercsed by them as MnndntsrcH on behalf of the League. The character n.t the mandate must dlfr accordg to the stage of the development of the people the geographcal stuaton of he terrtory The Members oc the League agree t her that they wll mutually sup s econo;.c condtons and other port one another the fancal and smlar crcumstances. onoc measures whch are taken Certa communtes formerly under ths Art h e order to lnm. e to the Trrksh Empre have the loss and convenence re cached a st.a. ulg from the abov measures and o of development where her exstence as dependent na that they wll mutually one tons can be provsonally recognse mother resstg any specal mea subject to the renderg of admstratve advce and arsance by a sures amed at one of ther number bv the covenantbreak State am Mar.l. ry untl such tme as they hat they wll take the necessary t re able to stand alone. The wshes M; to afford passage through ther f these communtes must e a m errtory t.) the forces of any of the cor.; Members of the League whch are co s U nt on the select on of the Mandatory. operatg to protect the covenants of fther pcnpler.. especally those of the League. Central Afrca are a such a stage Any Member of the League whch that le Mandatory must be respons l;as volated any covenant ot tne ble far the admstraton of the ter League may bo declared to le no rtory under condtons whch wll guarantee freedom of conscence am relgon subject only to the ma tenance of publc order and moral.. he prohbton of abuses such as the slave trade the arms traflc and tne lquor traffc and the preventon of the establshment of lortfcatons or mltary and naval bjtses and of mltary trag of the natves for other than polce purposes and the deence of terrtory and wll also secure equal opportuntes for tlv? trade and com merce of other Members of tne League. There are terrtores such as South West Afrca and certa of the South acfc slands whch owg to the. sparseness ot tner populaton her small sze or her remoteness from the centres of cvlsaton o ther geographcal contuty to the terrtory of the Mandatory and other crcumstances can be best adm stered under tho laws of the Man datory as tegral portons of ts terrtory subject to the safeguards mentoned the terests of the dgenous populaton. n every case of mandate the Man datory shall render to the Councl an tnnual report ference to the ter rtory commtted to ts charge. The degree of authorty control or admstraton to be exercsed by the Mandatory shall f not prevously agreed upon by the Members of the League be explctly defed each case by the Councl. A permanent Commsson shall be consttuted to receve and exame the annual reports of the Mandatores and to advse the Councl on all matter:! relatg to the observance of the mandates. Artcle 23. Subject to and accordance wth the provsons of ternatonal conventons exstg or hereafter to be agreed upon the Members of the League: (a) wll endeavour to secure and mata far and humane condtons of labor for men women and chldren both ther own count les and all countres to whch ther commercal and dustral relatons extend and for that pur pose wll establsh and ma ta the necessary ternatonal organsatons; (b) undertake to secure just treat ment of the natve habtants ol terrtores under ther con trol ; (c) wll entrusl the League wth the general supervson over the executon of agreements wth regard to the traffc women and chldren and the tralll c opum and other dan gerous drugs; (d) wll entrust the League wth the general supervson of the trade arms and ammun ton wth the countres whch the control of ths traflc s necessary the common terest; (c) wll make provson to secure and mata freedom of com muncatons and of transt and equtable treatment for the commerce of all Members of the League. n ths connec ton the specal necesstes of the regons devastated durg 99 the war of shall be borne md; (f.) wll endeavour to take stops matters of ternatonal concern for the preventon and control of dsease. Artcle 24. There shall be placed under the drecton of the League all ternatonal bureaus already establshed by general treates f he partes lo such nales eos.enl. All such le.tona l bureaus anl all commssons lor the regulaton of matters of ternatonal terest hereafter consttuted shall be plated under the drecton of the League. n all matters of nternatonal terest whch are regalaled by general conventons but whch are not placed under the control of ternatonal bureaus or commssons the Secretarat of the League shall subject lo the consent of the Councl and f desred by the parles collect and dstrbute all relevant formaton and shall render any other assstance whch may be necessary or desrable. The Councl may clude as part of the expenses of the Secretarat the expenses of any bureau or commsson whch s placed under the drecton of the league. Artcle 25. The Members of the League agree fo encourage and promote the establshment and of duly authorsed voluntary natonal Red Cross organsatons havg as purposes the uuruvemontof health the preventon ef dsease and ho mtgaton of stf ft t g throughout the world. Artcle 26. Amendments to ths Covenant wll ke effect when ratfed by the Members of the League whose Representatves compose the Councl and by a majorty o tne.emoers ol t League whose Representatves com pose the Assembly. No such amendment shall bd any Member of the League whch sgnfes ts dssent therefrom but that case t shall cease to be a Member of the League. Annex.. Orgal members of the league of Natons sgnatores of the.treaty of peace. l"nted States of Amerca. r.elgum. llolv.. Lrazl. llrts Empre. Canada. Australa. South Afrca. New Zealand. nda. Cha. Cuba. Ecuador. France. Greece. Guatemala. Hat. Hedjaz. Honduras. taly. Japan. Lbera. Ncaragua. Panama. Peru. Poland. Portugal. Roumana. SyrbCroa l and Slovene State. Sam. TcheckoSlovaka. Uruguay. States vted to accede to the coven ant. Argente Republc. Chl. Colomoa. Denmark. Netherlands. Norway. Paraguay. Persa. Salvador. Spa. Sweden. Swtzerland. Venezuela.. Frst Secretary General of the League of Natons. The honourable Sr James Erc Drummond G. C. M. G. C. B. NOTCE There wll be a meetg of the Hu Kua Aa o Peah on July at 0 a. m. To be held at the Peah church Peah Mau. Would lke to have all the members of the Uu to be present. For the purpose of elect g new offcers. J. K. SMYTE Presdent. FRED WLELM Secretary. (July 8 23). MANAGERS AND EMPLOYERS The Country owes a last oblgaton to our t s your and my duty to get them back to work. We lst every man who appeals to us f he s of mert. Our numerous lst contas Clerks Offce Assstants En geers Carpenters Machsts and members of every professon. Also Laborers Servants and Chauffeurs. We wll engage for you any "Sklled Help" free of charge. All we ask that you notfy us ol your needs as vacances occur. We are the "Labor Clearg House." PACFC SERVCE NSTTUTE 34 Unon Str. Honolulu. P. O. Pox 352. Phone Honolulu Wholesale Produce Market Quotatons SSUED BY THE TERRTORAL MARKETNG DVSON Wholesale Only. Small Consumers Cannot sland butter CO to.05 Eggs select doz 80 Eggs No. doz None Eggs Duck doz 60 Young Roosters lb GO to.g5 Rabbts lve weght lb 25 Hens lb 50 to.55 Turkeys lb 60 Ducks Muse lb 35 to.40 Ducks Pek lb 30 to.35 Ducks Haw. doz 3.00 Vegetables 3onns strg green lb...03 to.0 Deans strg wax lb. Deans Lma n pod lb. Deans Mau red cwt to 6 Deans Calco cwt 5.00 to 6 Deans S. W. cwt 6.75 to 7 Deans Speckled cwt...00 to 5 Deans L. W. cwt 4.00 to 5 lcet s doz. bnchs Carrots doz bnchs.... Carrots lb.0 to Cabbage lb to Corn sweet. luo ears... v2.50 to Corn Haw. ml yol. ton to 08 Corn Haw. lg. yol. ton to 6 Peanuts lg. lb to eanuts sm. lb....0 to Green peppers bell lb. Green peppers chl lb. Pot. s. rsh cwt 3.00 to 3 ot. Sweet whte cwt...40 to Pot. sweet red cwt to Taro cwt 2.50 to 2 Taro bunch...5 to Tomatoes lb y2 Green Peas lb..07 to Cucumbers doz...40 to Pumpks lb.02 to 8 PfMt Kahulu Auto Stand FOR GOOD CARS Three 99 5 and 7 Passenger Bucks. WALL Reasonable Rates. beautfes Cars So. Kg Street : : Honolulu J ;r; : ; r; ;c r; r; : r; "j; ; ; ;slsjj:; NjJ!7F. T Tff EUROPEAN St. n.. Kunna water sgly or wth baths; a. cuse u m ev:ry Week Endg July Buy at these Prces Frut Dananas Chese lb 02 Dananas Cookg bnch.75 Fgs Grapes sabella lb. 09 to.0 Watermelons jb OWs to MM: Lmes to.75 Peapples cwt.75 to 2.00 Papaas lb 03 to.03v2 Strawberres bskt 2V to.5 Hawaan Oranges to 2.50 Lvestock Cattlo and sheep are not bought a lve weght. They are slaughtered and pad for on a dressed weght bass Lve Hogs up to 50 lbs to.28v2 Dressed Meats Beef lb 6 to.8 Veal lb 8 to.20 Mutton lb 26 Pork lb 30 to.35. Hdes Wet Salted Steer No. lb 5 Steer No. 2 lb 3 Steer har slp 0 Kps lb 5 Goat whte each 20 to.30 Feeds Corn sm. yol. ton None Corn lg. yel. ton Corn cracked ton Dran ton Barley ton Scratch food ton Oats ton Wheat ton Mddlg ton Hay wheat ton Hay Alfalfa ton Also Ford Phone 9 A & 9 B The rght kd of the home. We have the latest and most beautful desgns of the seasons offergs wth Prces rght. Let us send you samples Better yet Come at your frst opportunty and look them over. Lewers & Cooke Ltd. LUMBER AND BULDNG MATERALS ; j ssjcs 5 sr ; ; ; c j: ssr s; jc ; : cc ; ; Experenced Engeers say Voorhees RubSte el GVE BEST RESULTS LAST LONGEST Because t has a sold core Reversble Rubber Seatg Surface A true seatg AT ALL TMES Requres no specal equpment Allows removal of seat brdggs. "THE VALVE WTH THE BACKBONE" Wrte us for formaton about these effcent valves.! tvtjrv MP ROOM X ruuu: ruums comfortable beds;.. v. auu ttu an La sjtu a: Centrally located n the theatre and shoppg ecnlera. 4 vm.. Y Propretor Valves Catton Nell & Co. Ltd. AGENTS Queen and Alakea Streets : Honolulu. slop at PLAN ucm tsuu lles. us.u J. F. CHLD. ff Jsl

7 THE MAU NEWS FRDAY JULY SEVEN u The Water Front S. S. Manna arrved ths morng wth 824 tons genera! m rchandk o for Mau. She wll take away 2"nn tons of sugar."on tons of molasses anl 20 ons of general merchandse. The Manoa wll sal for Honolulu and San Francsco tomorrow nght. The followg wll be passengers to the COH9t: Mss Harret Stanley Mss Ethel Wrgley Mss L. L. Crox Mrs. A.. Howell Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Dcvs Wlson Menlgoery Mrs. D. T. Flemg Father Edmonds. Honolulu passengers arc: Mss Frances Felds Mr. and Mrs. Wlbur and two chldren Mss Helen Howell D. B. Murdock A.. F.ruue. Honolulu To Now Yore Race s On The S. S. West Cavanal saled lom Kahulu Monday nght at 6. ZD P. M. wth a cargo of sugar drect for New York va the Panama canal. She tool; 648 tons from Kahulu and 2tw0 ton. ; from Honolulu. The West Cavanal made a record for loadg at Kahulu Rettg all her cargo three days. The capta and chef engeer 0 the speedy shppg board boat as well as ther frends Kahulu feel that ths gves the West Cr.vanal a good chance at wng the race to New York now on between three of the fest of the shppg board steamer. The three steamers at rved West Alcoz West Cavanal and Chpchunfrom San Francsco about the same tme. The West Alcoz loaded at Kaanapal and t s expected was the rst to get away the race but the West Cavanal crew s sure they wll beat her out and gve her llnee days Btart at that for the boat on ths her maden voyage made ho run from San Francsco d;v. 7 The Chpchung t w expected would s get away from Hlo by the lgth and when the three boats land New York they wll brg alogcther tons of Hawaan sugar. There s consderable terest shppg crcles over ths race whch snachs of old tme seafarg tales. THOSE WHO TRAVEL 4 Arrvals Per S. S. Claude Julyl4 Mrs. Wllam Searby Mss Searby Mrs. Wm. McGarrow Master McGarrow Mss McGcrrow MS3 Kaukana M. Matsumoto Mrs. Matsumoto Master Matsumoto T. N. Akmoto Brother Frank Brother Merrs Brother Charles Brother Nchols Mss A. D. Schwartz Mrs. Anne Kahele Mrs. Am ana and fant Mss Amana Master Amana Mss Ama.ua Manuel Ferrer Mrs. Anamoto Master Mschmur Mss C. Scholtz Mss P. Baly A. C. Harrson T. Hayamana W. J. Warner K. Shbuya W. J. Farr Mss W. Kaaa Mss Rose Kaaa Chas. F. Clark Mr. Kaalan Mrs. Shaman Master Kaalan Mss B. Mnnn Mrs. W. J. Glbert W. J. Glbert Ed. C. &u John Costa Mss Mary Costa G. Noa E. Takasha Wm. Fong Yee E. U. Hopa G. C. Blas Mrs. H. R. Macfarlane Mss Marfarlane Mr. Saro H. Puuhou Noa W. Alul. Departures Per S. S. Claude July 2 J.. Magoon Mrs. J. H. Magoon Mss S. Napo W. H. Fredley A.. Wong. F. Sato Mrs. F. R. 3ouza( Grace Souz J. J. DeMello W. Duker O. B. Stephens Mrs. E. P. Gbson. Churchll C. A. Ahu. Wm. Patteny H. Gfford J. Reynolds Mr. Brtan Mrs. Brtan C. H7 Chock and fant W. C. Crook Mrs. M. Spencer Mrs. H. H. Young Agnes Kaul Mss Am more Gross Mrs. Szemore Mrs. Mr. Bodge Stephen Lake Mrs. S. Sake sabella Sake Mrs. J. F. Vsher Mss Kalan Mss. Chg D. A. Lyons Mrs. C. C. Varney Mr. Glbert Mss Glbert Mrs.. Long and fant Msses Long. Per S. S. Mauna Kea July 5 W. D. Walker G. P. Wong G. S. Wong. Mss A. C. Mason Mss E. C. Doyle E. By lea. Mss M. Black Dr. C F. Chung Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Smth Mss M. Roland L. Herbert Mss Rose Coelh Mss Angele Coelho Mss W. B. Wakaloa Mss Helen Brown S. Fukata A. A. Hussey K. Y. Chan Tom Kee W. T Chong Ed. Ah Kee G. K. shda. shkawa C. Udo K. Goto S. Nagatan S. Ohta T. nouye T. Nakanmra Yamaguch Tanaka. Kupa Va Mauna Kea July L. K. Father Gabrel Father Jams Jr. A. W. Colls. B. Weller Mss Mabel Ah See P. J. Goodness Mss Goodness Mss G. Buchanan Mss Buchanan Mss M. Tarn Ta Fong Chung A. Weber R. W. Brk Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Hofgaard E. Brun Gregoro Sam Kamakau Master W. J. Bryant Mss Woodford P. E. DeM W. J. Maxewell. Tang Nam A. P. Gomes E. K. C. Yap Ben Goo T. L Wong Wong Lee o. Mss A. E. Wyman Mss Beatrce Webb Mss H. Stanley Mrs. G. Dzon and fant C. A. McDonald Mss Mc Donald C. F. Lund. Flat Water Rate To Shps Future Walsh Urges Same Rate As Honolulu Charges For Shppg Amends Ordance Board The matter of water for vessel;! came up at the meetg of the board of Fupervsors July 0 at whch tn Mr. Walsh of the Kahulu ralroad made a pca for cheaper water to vessels. Mr. Walsh read a porton of a letter from Col. Newcomer whch Mr. Newcomer spoke of dredgg malers and especally refetrcd to he hgh rate charged for waler for vessels and wanted to know f there was any.luslfcat on for ths excessve ctarge. Mr. Walsh stated that he beleved the County of Maul should do everythg ts power to encourage shppg. Mr. Walsh further slated that he beeved anythg that may be dnne for th beneft of Kahulu means n beneft to Mau and that the: e days wh n v are tryg to encourage shppg we ought not to make such charge for water. The rate charged shps to at the wharf Honolulu s $.50. Upon moton of Mr. tahu seconded by Mr. Cooked and carred an ordance was authorsed amendg Secton 7 of Ordance No. 27 as amended by Ordance Nos and 39 strkg out the words V cent per gallon nnd sertg leu thereof the words $50 per. thousand gallons was passed. Exams. To Be Held At Summer Camp The examatons for the teachers certfcates wll be held August not only at the Summer School Vut al: on the vasous lands so that persons desrg to take these examaton wll not need to leave ther home sland. However the courses to be gven at the Summer School at K.auea Camp wll be of great assstance preparaton for the examatons and all persons who can do so are urged to attend the Summer School. Some of the noteworthy courses dealg wth the publc school course study are as follows: School Methods Mss Josephe Deyo Arthmetc... Mss Myrtle Astlefort Mr. Charles W. Baldw Amercan Lterature Dr. A. L. Andrews Thrft Educaton Dr. A. L. Andrews Spoken Englsh.. Mss Emma Torter Agrculture Mr. R. A. Gorff Chldrens Readg Mss Mary Lawrence ndustral Work Mr. L. L. Summers Hawaan Geography Mss Ruth ShawWorld Geography Mss Ruth ShawHstor Tenchg Mr. Wllam McCluskey Amercan Government Mr. Wllam McCluskey Cecvs Mr. O. E. Long Fundamentals of Our Government. Mr. O. E. Long Prmary Story Tellg Mrs. L. G. Marshall llustratve Work Mrs. L. G. Marshall Physcal Trag Mss Etta B. Agee and Mr. Chas. A. Pease Hygene and Santaton Mr. Wllam Meecke Chld Welfare.. Mrs. A. L. Andrews Modern Educaton Mr. V. MacCaughey All of these courses are free and open to all qualfed persons. The Camp has ample accomodatons for about two hundred people cludg men. n addton rb the course there wll be eveng lectures concerts entertaments etc. NVTE DANELS AS GUEST OF SLAND The chamber of commerce of Honolulu sent a message to Josephus Danels secretary of the navy vtg ht to be a guest of that body durg hs vst to Hawa. Word was receved through the Assocated Press that Secretary Danels would come here wth the Pacfc fleet to spect the naval base as Pearl Harbor and the drectors of the chamber mmedately tabled hm. Walter F. Dllgham presdent of the chamber of commerce extended to Secretary Danels an vtaton to come to Hawa some weeks ago. San Francsco s makg elaborate plans for the entertament of Secretary Danels durg hs vst there. t s really too bad f Naturalst Garner has dscovered an ape that can talk. There s too much of that now. Detrot News. At The Theatres "Woman of mpulse" Leonora s the daughter of a poor ee maker. She possesses a beautful voce hut s not aware of the opportunty t offers her. t remas t r Mr. and Mrs. Stuart wealthy Amercans to dscover ts powers and on tle death of her mother they adept Leonora together wth her younger sster Na. Shortly afterwards she blossoms forth Pars as ts dol. She s now a. Vecc a much admred and sought after prma donna. One of h r most ardent sutors s Count Netv.l of Spa whom Leonora refuses to marry because of hs unusually jealous dsposton. She does however lovp hm. Hs Amercan covs Phllp also becomes wth (le sger. Vlealous of tos n w rv. Nerval almost forces Lconov to marry hm. Th y depart lor Amerca for ther honeymoon. Na accompanyg them meets a doctor Paul Upenecr aboard shp and the two fals love. Leonora goes on tour He States and whe. he South receves an mtaton ;o vst Phllp ana hs patvnts. He aga makes love to.er but she remas athful to her marrage vov.t.. So Phllp beg fckle ur:; hs allontons toward Na. The jealous Nerval breaks for he tme b. g wth Leonoa because of her presence hs couss home. Na receves a letter from Paul sayg he s comg for a vst. Leon ora takes ths letter and shows t to Phllp askg hm to dscontue favorg Na wth hs attentons. t s nght and Phllp attempts to kss the ch.rm r. She afrad tres to sab hm wth a dagger le easly refends hmself and sezes her hs arms. She fats. Jlul when she re vves she dscovers Phllp dead. When Paul arrves he conducts an vestgaton and proves that Leonora could not have flcted the wound Soon after a Creole grl confesses to the deed. She had loved Phllp. Lat er Leonora and her husband are reunted. Weekly Program At Waluku Saturday July lath. CHARLES RAY "THE LAW OF THE NORTH" Also BEN TURPN "SLEUTHS" And "HANDS UP" Sunday July 20lh. GLADYS LESLE "NYMPH OF THE FOOTHLLS" Also "A WATERS WASTED LFE" (Fox Comedy) And BRAY CARTOON Mtmday July 2st. JEWEL CARMEN "LAWLESS LOVE" Also "HANDS OF VENGEANCE" And SCREEN TELEGRAM Tuesday July 22nd. BAREARA CASTLETON n FCR THE FREEDOM OP THE WORLD" Kahulu Saturday July 9h. VVAN MARTN "HER COUNTRY FRST" "A WATERS WASTED LFE" And BRAY CARTOON Monday July 2st. CHARLES RAY "THE LAW OF THE NORTH" Also "LONS CLAWS" andb EN TURPN "SLEUTHS" Tuesday July 22nd. JEWEL CAPMEN "LAWLESS LOVE" Also "KON TEST" And SCREEN TELEGRAM Battlg Jane" n a lttle vllage a Me a Thrft Stamp drve s full progress when Jane rdes to town on a bcycle. She s from nowhere and gog the same drecton. A tre puncture causes her to halt on her journey nnd make repars. She overhears Dr. Sheldon quarrelg wth hs wfe. The upshot of ths s that the worthless doctor leaves her flat. Mrs. Sheldon fats and Jane asssts her to the house there to be greeted by Baby Sheldon. Soon afterwards Mrs. Sheldon des and there s nothg for Jane to do but to stay on and take charge of the fants welfare. To make ends meet Jane goes to work the town restaurant and t s ths capacty that she s frst dubbed "The Battler". When a theatrcal troupe comes to town Jane encounters Wlbur one of the actors and a bt of romance comes to her lfe. However her tme s largely occuped wh the Sheldon baby. A feature of the Thrft Stamp drve s a baby show and wth all the other fants of the town Janes young charge s entered for the prze and he ws t. Jane dscovers herself the possessor of fve hundred dollars as a result. When Dr. Sheldon hears of ths he makes all haste to return to the vllage and clam the money. He encounters Jane however who drves hm away wth a gun. He goes for the sherff. Jane sees them approachg the house and takes refuge a shack. But the baby s suddenly taken volently ll. Realzg that Sheldon s a doctor Jane ntakes hm tend the babys needs at the pot of the gun. He aga tres to get the money but detectves are summoned and carry hm away. Jane to sure the lttle ones fu ture vests the fve hundred stamps and as a result the town goes "over the top" ts drve. t seems there are a lot of alen agtators ths country who arc not at all pleased wth t. And ths country s not at all pleased wth a lot of alen agtators. The soluton seems farly obvous. New York Eveng Sun. And Kahulu Theatres Also a Comedy And ANMATED NEWS Wednesday July 23rd. DOROTHY GSH JANE" Also "RON TEST" And PATHE NEWS Thursday July 24lh. MARY PCKFORD "CAPRCE" Also a Comedy And PATHE NEWS Frday July 25th. LNA CAVALER n."a WOMAN OF MPULSE" Also "LONS CLAWS" And TRAVELOGUE Saturday July 26lh. PRVATE PEAT AN ARTCRAFT SPECAL Also "HANDS UP" and "ROMANCE OF BRASS TACKS" (ParamountFlag g Comedy) Theatre Wednesday July 23rd. JAPANESE SHOW Thursday July 24th. DOROTHY GSH "BATTLNG JANE" Also "HANDS OF VENGEANCE And PATHE NEWS Frday July 25th. BARBARA CASTLETON "FOR THE FREEDOM OF THE WORLD" Also "HANDS UP" And BRAY CARTOON Saturday July 2Glh. LNA CAVALER "A WOMAN OF MPULSE" Also "HER rsbanvs WPE" (Fox Comedy) And TRAVELOGUE LODGE MAU NO. 472 F. A A. M. Stated meetgs wll be held at Masonc Hall Kahulu on the frst Saturday nght of each month at 7:30 P. M. Vstg brethren are cordally vted to attend. J. H. Pratt W. M. W A. CLARK Secretary. ALOHA LODGE NO. 3 KNGHT8 OF PYTHAS. Regular meetgs wll be held at he Knghts of ry ths Hall Wa luku on the second and fourth Frday of each month. All vstg members are cordally vted to attend. J. H. PRATT C. C. A. MARTTNSEN K. R. & S. "Oven" Glsss Dshes for BAKNG Santary Easy to Clean Economcal Durable THE NEWEST METHOD daty bake and spotless serve n the practcal same dsh Bread Pans $.5 each Pe Plates h $.25 each Custards 25 each Bakers $.00 each Casseroles $.35 each Etc. Etc. Etc. New shpment Just opened. Brass Candlestcks at half prce. W. W. Qmond & Germany "The House of Housewares" 536 Kg Street HONOLULU MHM!;:;j THE HOME OF THE Stcwoy nd Starr PANOS We.. Jl have a large stock of nsde Plycr Panos. at far prces and easy terms. We take old panos n exchange Thayer Pano Co. Ltd HONOLULU HAWA. We ere tloronj.bl prepared to me; your urgent n eds STATONERY We are agents lor Slafferds and Carters nks Faber Venu. and llkusdell color pcncls Schaefers S. Fllg Moores NemL akable Founta Pens Hunts Soc ly Noe Paper Standard Le of Loose Lear. dg r and Hders. P. and Natonal Loose Leaf. k Looks All Mal Orders Receve Prompt and Careful Attenton HAWAAN NEWS 00. LTD. Young Hotel Blog. Bshop Street : Honolulu. fj MAU BOOKSTORE BOOKS STATONERY NEWS DEALERS Hawaan SouvenrJewelr y Vews and Post Cards Kodaks and Flms Ukuleles Fe Candes Koa Noveltes WALUKU MAU f j PAS FOURTEEN MLLON AMENDMENT (Pv The Assocated Press) WASHNGTON July 7 The amendment provdg f stead of $ for rehabltaton of wounded solders salors and ma.u s nnd the sundry cvl bll whch was vetoed passed the House. BY AUTHORTY N THE CRCUT COURT OF THE Second Crcut Terrtory of Hawa. Pedro Syokoff Lbelant vs. Akscna Syokoff Lbelee. Notce Of Pendency Sut The Terrtory of Hawa!o Akscna Syokoff Creel g : Vou l hereby no: fled that the above eted sut s now pendg be f!( tl".btve enttled Court where tedro Syokoff prays an absolute dvorce from : on e ground ;f deserton and that sad cause has been set down for tral before.he Hon. L. L. Burr Judg. :.f s.d Court. V:u::; o: Th.rsdny the St!: Sop.enfoer ll!. ;.t. ten oclock j A. M. or as soon thereafter as the bt. k:oss of md Court wll permt. BY THE COURT HARRY C. MOSSMAN. Clerk...VS VNCENT A o.e for Lbelant. ( zr... s Ar:. x.) NOTCE L. Y. Aona propretor of Hamoa Store rt Hana Mau has dsposed of hs stock of goods to G. C. Loo who s responsble for all debts from ths date on. All credtors prevous to ths drjle must present ther blls Mt! the next 30 days. L. Y. AONA July Srd 99. K. MACKDA rus Store CE CREAM The Best n Town And a UpT Date Soda Founta o Gve Us a Tral MARKET STREET : WALUKU. SEND US YOUR FLMS TO BE FNSHED We do fshg the better kd HONOLULU PHOTO SUP PLY COMPANY P. O. Box 769 : Honolulu Everythg Pothographc N. SANO CONTRACTOR AND BULDER H Just receved a new stock of Mattresses poultry nettg pats and ols furnture etc. Coffs and General Hardware. Phone Market Street Waluku THE KNDEST SHOE TO TENDER FEET Or. Edson Cushon Shoe MADE OF SOFT KD WTH CUSHON NSOLE s n Regal Shoe Store furt and lletel Streets HONOLULU. M v

8 . EGHT THE MAU NEWS FRDAY JULY Hawaan Women Appeal For Help Ask Support n Effort To Get A Movg Pcture Mache For Kula Santarum There wll bo a shrtwast dunce held next Saturday nght at aa Communty house for the beneft of the Kula Santarum. Ths beneft dance s beg gotten t by the Hawaan women of Maul order to brg a lttle lght and laughter to the lves or the whte plague army at Kula whle they are puttg up tho fght for ther lves. The proceeds of the dance wll go to purchase a movg pcture mache to bo used at the Santarum. When one thks of those men women and chldren at Kula far removed from the center of communty lfe wth nothg to do but le and look at cad other all day long wth ther daly dogs narrowed down to the dull loutlno of santarum lfe any contrbuton made toward allevatg ths condton s a boon. Through tho movg pctures the world can be brought to the bedsdes of these tubercular patents. They can laugh at tho pctures you laugl at and weep wth the same heroe you weep wth. They can enjoy tho antcs of the Bray cartoons and keep up to date wth the new ventons the presdents appearances MackSennett s comedes the. boys marchg home and all tho thgs whch go to make up the news of the world. The movg sprt ths chartable purpose s Mss Rebecca Alcana who s tho Terrtoral nurse and who probably knows more about the tubercular condtons of the slands than any other person except Dr. Durney. Mss Akana has been nurse at the santarum and knows how lttle the patents have to amuse them. She knows that the movg pcture wll do much toward helpg n ther re covery for t wll take them out of themselves and gve them ar. terest n lfe. Many on Mau have frends or relatves at Kula Santarum and these of course wll get behd the movement. t s to tho peoplo who have no vtal terest Kula other than that of lhmanlaranlsm that the Hawaan women of Mau aro m!akg an appeal for support of ths beneft. The nght of tho dance Mr. P. H. Ross wll demonstrate the mache and tell how the pctures wll be sent and what clans of pctures wll be furnshed. Homemad e cake and candy wll be. sold at the dance and those who cannot como are asked to send a cake or candy to be sold n conjuncton wth the evengs enter tament. Much Rebult But Stll Same Stand Lahaa Wants Help Wth Park Expense Tho board of supervsors have receved a plea from the Maluuluolol e Park Commttee of Lubaa askg that tho board pay a balance of $620 on the debt whch was curred puttg the park at Lahaa to shape. Tho letter stated that the commttee had collected $00 from Lahaa resdents nnd tho Poneer Mll company had agreod to pay $709. The board was asked to my ths vew or the fact that t s a publc park. No acton was taken tho mattor bog doferred to be takon up wth the appropraton bll. PERSONAL MENTON S. S. Pnxson of the Terrtoral Board of Health pad an vst to Mau last week. He arrved Saturday morng on tho Claudlno and after makg an specton and several appotments left for Hlo the same eveng. L. M. Baldw County Treasurer who has been ll at hs homo for a number of weeks s reported as beg slghtly belter. George Froeland who was operated on several weeks agj for nppenlcltls s now able to receve vstors. He wll be at the Lahaa hosptal for everal weeks more. George Wlbur who has been at the UUPp hosptal for three weeks returned to hs home at Wnlkapu the early part of the week. After several weeks re&t there he and hs famly wll go to Honolulu. Manager Harry Duncan of tho Ka hulu UL s now back nt hs post af ter an llness of two weeks. Mss 0. Bennett daughter of Cap ta Bennett of the Camle arrved on the Sachem to pass the summer vacaton wth Capta and Mrs. Bennett Slp s attendg busess col eg San Francsco. To make an specton of the prog ress o worn on tho new whar at Hana Mau Governor Charles J. Mc Carthy and Lyman H. Bgelow charman of tho board of harbor commssoners arrved Han: Tuesday. Attorney Eugene Murphoy salet" for the coast on tho Sachem from Honolulu last Monday. He wll be gone for about a month. Dr. Durney of Kula Santarum who has been ll for souo weeks has been voted a vacaton by the board of supervsors and wll leave soon for several months. Mr. Chg and Mr. McFarlane of the V. S. Agrcultural Experment Staton arrved Waluku Wednesday eveng. Mss Rfe school teacher of Puu none returned Wednesday eveng to Waluku from Queens hosptal Hono lulu wero she underwent an opera ton for appendcts. Mss Adelo K. Cornwell has made applcaton for the poston of ds trct nurse for Hana. Dan Conway of the Amercan Factor company s makg hs regular trp to Mau and s regstered at the Grand hotel. Paul Townsley who has been serv g wth the heavy artllery branch of tho Unted States servce as a frst leutenant for 8 months returned to Waluku hbt nght havg fally receved hs dscharge. Mr Townsley who formerly occuped the poston of cvl engeer wth the Waluku Sugar company wll rema on Maul but wll bo connected wth the Poneer Mll company nt Lahaa. coeg tram Honolulu of the brth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Tunons on Tuesday. Ths s of terest to many pepl as noth Mr. and Mrs. Tlmmons were formerly resdents of Maul and were known here. Mrs. Tmuons s the daughter of H. L Streubeck of Waluku and Clng Kalakauas old coronaton stand later used as the bandstand tho captol grounds and recently rebult of permanent materal s somethg lke Pats jackknfe. Ho frst of Tho Mau News. Mr. Tlmmons was at ono tme edtor had new blades put and later on a new handle but to Pat t was tho WLL TAKE OVER NAHKU ROADS same old jackknfe. Tho coronaton stand has been rebult two or three tmes but the new supervsors July 9 a letter was re At the mootg of tho board of est reconstructon consstg of an ceved from the manager of tho East entrely new set of supportg pllars Mau rrgaton company whch he platform and substructure s the stated that accordg to thenotlfca fshg stages and tho cupola or ton of the board that the County of "crown" whch was suspended Maul would take over the upkeep of mda r durg the reconstructon has tho road from Keanae to tho dtch been lowered upon the new concrete camp tho roads at Nahku would be pllars. The crown was somethg turned over to the county on August of the postons of the famous "hangg 99. gardens." The cupola requred some attenton from carpenters due to worm eaten tmbers but these have been attended to. The cupola wll bo repated mpressve Servce For E. J. Walker s the coatsofarra of foregn natons wll be and tho mpressve funeral servces were work wll be tted to harmonze wth held Sunday afternoon at Makawao the superstructure. Unon church Pala at 2 oclock as a varnshed concrete last servce for Edgar John Walker manager of tho lamakuapoko store who ded at the Pala hosptal last Frday nght. Mr. Walker was proment Mason and Elk and had a Masonc escort to tho church and cmetery. tov. A. Crag Bowdlsh conducted tho rogular church funoral servce and Rowland B. Dodge offcated at the Masonc bural serv co. A quartot composed of H. W Baldw H. D. Sloggett Davd Rattray and Scott Nchol sang dur g tho sorvco. The pall bearers were D. C. Ldsay J. P. Foster P. toecrans Joseph Moecko and D. B. Murdock. The church was flled wth the many frends of Mr. Walk er who gathered to show hm ths last honor and the caskot was covered wth floral offergs. Mau Schoolmates To Marry Tonght Mss Myrtle Taylor And Alfred Han sen Sweethearts Sce School Days To Be Wed At Makawao Church s the culmaton of a school days romance Mss Myrtle Taylor and Alfred Hansen wll bo marred tonght at the Makawao Unon church. The happy couple have been engaged sce January. Mss Taylor wll bo attended by Mss Wfred Wadsworth as brdesmad and Claude E. Chatterton wll bo best man. A arge recepton and dance wll be held at the Pala Communty house after the weddg. Ths weddg jos two of Mauls most popular young people. Both are natves of Mau havg been born hero. Mss Taylor s tho daugh ter of Samuel E. Taylor of Hunaku apoko and Mr. Hansen s the son of Conrad Hansen of Puunene. Mss Taylor s a graduate of Punahou college and Mr. Hansen of Valparaso Unversty ndana. He won a commsson as frst leutenant durg the war and served wth the st Hawaan nfantry at Schofeld. Ho return ed home a.few weeks ago and resumed hs poston as luna for tho H. C. & S. company. Mss Taylor has been deputy clerk for the Board of Super vsors and the County Attorney. The young couple wll lve at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Russel Bevs on Vlnyard street durg ther absence on the maland. Holds Monthly Cocal Mss Huestncr prcpal of Mauna olu Semary was the hostess at the Pala communty monthly socal of whch ths was the second whch was held at to Semary last Frday afternoon. About 50 attended and en joyed a short program of musc and rectatons. Mrs. Hall read several selectons whle Mrs.. A. Baldw sang several charmg songs and Mss Wlcox and a band of Hawaan grls sang the natve songs. The socal was also tho nature of a farewell by Mss Hue3tner to her many frends on Maul bofore her departure August. Gets Hurry Call Mrs. Wllam Englo left on tho Ma una Kea for Honolulu last Frday nght and saled on tho Sachem Monday for the maland. She was called away by the newa that her father was very ll. Wll Stay Sx Weeks Mrs. Harry Macfarlane and daugh ter Jean Mary arrved Frday n Mau for a vst of sx weeks wth Mrs. Henry Macfarlane and Mss Lady Macfarlane. Wll Spend Month On Coast Mr. and Mrs. Russel Bevs wll leave tomorrow nght for Honolulu and thence to tho maland for a months trp. They wll spend ther tme n and around San Francsco vstg frends. Frank Crockett Jr. recently ap poted deputy county attorney wll have charge of the offce Mr. Bevs absence. Ensconced n New Quarters Dr. and Mrs. Sdney Wesbaum and ther lttle daughter are lvg at the homo of Wllam Engle Waluku and wll stay untl tho mddle of Au gust at whch tme Mrs. Wesbaum for tho ma and daughter wll sal land. Mss Tavares Returns Home Mss Lllan N. Tavares daughter of Representatve Tavaes who has for al been at school on tho maland most a year returned on the Manoa Tuesday and wll arrve today on Mau. She has been studyg at tho Hlls busess college Los Angeles. Vacatong At Honolulu Mss Margaret Rowland left Monday nght for tho Bg Cty whore she wll spond a ten days vacaton vstg wth frends. Off For The Coast Mrs. A. V. Crockott left on the Sachem Monday for a vacaton on tho coast. She wll return to Waluku tlmo for tho fall school term. Spend Jolly Pcnc Messrs. Chock Chong and Chock Ch entertaed wth a largo pcnc last Sunday at Waheo beach the ma featuro of whch was a pg roast. Tho pcnc was gven honor of Mss Ah Heo Young who recent t ly returned from school Honolulu and G. S. Wong of the Bshop Bank of Hllo. Followg tho feast runng and swmmg races were enjoyed. Mss Youngs ukulele playg was another source of enjoyment. Tho followg were those who enjoyed the day: Msses Choy Young Tamano Yagl Mr. and Mrs. P.. Wong and famly Mr. nnd Mrs. Chock Chong and famly Messrs. Awa Young Chock Ch and Wong. Maul Players Meet Tho regular renthly meetg of tho Maul Players met at tho homo of Mrs. Blar last Frday afternoon. The club s readg Shakespeares Twelfth Nght. s n Hosptal Mrs. H. C. Wells went to Malulanl hosptal nst Saturday to have he knee lnnced tho jury receved to the knee n the reccnt automoble accdent on the Pala road makg an operaton necessary. Have Passed Crss Mrs. Chas. Savage and baby who were strcken wth dphthera a few weeks ago are reported as on the way to recovery although they are stll t. quarante. n New Home Mr. and Mss Wlson who have recently come to Waluku wll be settled ther new home next week. Mr. Wlson s manager of tho new von garage HammYoun whch has g just been completed. Tho Wlson homo wll be next door to the garage. Mrs. Pratt Has Accdent Mrs. Pratt nurse at Puunene suffer ed an accdent ths week whch re ( suted the strag of the lgaments of the foot and ankle. She s hosp beg treated at the Puunene tal. T Lades Socal Club Meet Tho regular monthly meetg of the Lades Socal club mot at Maunaolu last Frday afternoon wth nn attendance of 53 from dfferent parts of the sland. A program of readgs and musc added much to tho enjoy ment of the occason. Refreshments were also served. Tho Lades Socal club was recently sttuted by the Makawao Lades Ad Socety to promote socablty among tho women of Central Mau and to gve strangers the communty nn opportunty to make acquatances an dfrends. The meetgs are usually to bo held at tho Paa communty house and are open to all. Frst Vst n Years Capta and Mrs. Sanders of the Matson Navgaton company are the guests of H. P. Baldw. Ths s tho frst tme many years that Capta Sanders has had a chance to vst tho slands and ho s takg the oppor tunty whle down here to look over tho freght handlg facltes of tho varous pers where tho Matson boats load. Wll Leave For Coast Mrs. J. P. Foster and Mss Foster wll leave for Honolulu tonght and wll leave thero July 22 for the coast. Mss Foster wll enter the Unversty of Calforna. N THE CHURCHES Makawao Unon Church A. Crag Bowdsh Mster. 0:00 Sunday School. :00 Morng Servce. Kahulu Unon Church Sunday School at 0 A. M. as usual. Preachg servce at 7:30 n the eveng. Rev. E. E. Pleasant dd not arrve ths week but he s expected few days when ho wll resume hs preachg at Kahulu untl a pastor arrves. t s hoped that the next mall wll brg tho church people some defte formaton about new pastor. Waluku Unon Church The Sunday School wll be hold at 0:00 as usual. The teachers have boon arranged for the next fow weeks and hon t s hoped that the number of puplh: wll contue to by as largo durg tho remader of the summer tho frst few weeks. Organ rectal at 7:00 by Mrs. Edth N. Wlmgton. Rev. Rowland B Dodge wll preach at the regular ser vco at 7:30. Any desrg tho unte wth the church boforo Mr. Dodgo leaves Mau tjould notfy hm or tho offcers of tho Church n tho near future. 4 as PERTNENT PARAGRAPHS More than a hundred men returned to Jljnul last week dscharged from the st Hawaan nfantry. Rchards Goes to Manla Davd Rchards for many years u mll and engeer tho slands receved from Catton Nolll & Co. appotment as assstant supertendent tho fothwork of erectg the mll Mnao Sugar Central Co. th Phlllppes. He wll leave by th. next boat for hs post and expects to take about 0 Hawaan assstant.) wth hm. Ths s tho mll bult by Catton Nolll & Co. of whch Hamlton McCubb of Poneer Mll supertendent. Knmaln Des on Oahu Manue Costa Pcadura a natve of the Azores ago 57 ded July 4 Honolulu leavg a wdow and 2 chldreneg ht sou3 nnd four daughters. Durg hs 37 years resdence n Hawa he wns employed at Hana Maul am Walanae Oahu as head blacksmth and for three years has lved Ho nolulu. Haku Farmers to Meet The nox meetg of tho Haku Farmers Assocaton wll be held at the Kulahrchoolhouse tomorrow nght at 7:30 M. The subject wll be on Dver fcd Farmg whch wlube llustrat ed wth lantern sldes. Reports wll tlso bo made on tho Second Terrtor al Far. E. F. Hansen tractor expert for Theo H. Daves & Co. Ltd. returned to Honolulu on the Sachom after vs tg the Best tractor plant at San Lo andro Cal. and lookg over tho lat est type of Best tractor desgned to meet the dffcult sol condtons... ountored on Hawaan plantatons. Mr. Hansen says tho new tractors wll arrve tho fore part of August Tho Best Company las as a result of ts experments wth ts tractor Hawa bult a tractor of eght and half tons wegh and wth 60 horse power to supersede ts four and a halfto 0 horsepower mache whch proved to bo too lght and of nsuffcent power for sland planta ton work. The Gcnsalves Glee Club furnshes musc for any occason. Phone 5 2 Paa. Adv. H. C. Tate of tho nternal Revenue offce arrved Waluku Wednesday wth Mark Hannn. Mr. Tato wll open a Maul branch of the nternal Revenue offce havg hs desk the shergs offce at the courthouse Waluku. Ho wll Collect the war axes and other taxes and wll be ready to answer all questons whch the merchant or busess man need for the elucdaton of tho Federal taxes. Mr. Tato wll also caro for tho terests of the Government the Pala dstllery. Ths young man s a decded add ton to the socal lfe of tho com munty and t s expected wll be como terested the athletcs of tho communty. Ho s an expert swmmer and all round athlete. The tral from Mapulehu to Walau wll be made passable f structons or tho supervsors are earned out permsson havg been gven the ds trct overseer to bro a man to clear t. SENATORS OBJECTS TO SHANTUNG PROVSON (By The Assocated Press) WASHNGTON July 7 Senator Sherman urged tho Senate to refuse complance wth the Shantung pro vson of the treaty declarg the secton gvg Japan control so tats wth poson the professed altrusm wth whch tho league of natons s heralded as to crown t tho most superlatve treachery the hstory of modern lmes. Senator Colt an nounced that tho Senate supports tho prcples of tho lcaguo of natons but has wthheld ts judgment regard g certa reservatons and sad the naton must at least see the great undertakg upon whch wo embark ed enterg the war through to the end whch would bo done by be g a member of the league. The Senate adopted Borahs resoluton askg the presdent to send tho Sen ate tho copy of the protest sad to have been made by some members of the Amercan peace commsson agast the Shantung provson. PERSHNG LUNCHES AT BUCKNGHAM (By Tho Assocated Press) LONDON July 7 General Porsh ng s the guest of Kg Georgo and Queon Mary at a Buckgham Palace luncheon. CARD OF THANKS The famly of E. J. Walker tako th means of thankg ther many fronds for numorous floral offorgs kd nosses and other tokons of rogard durg tholr rocout boreavomont. Convert W. S. S. To Certfcates vc Jjoar stamps tan now le Changed For Saygs Certfcates Of Varyg Dcmonatons SAN FRANCSCO July 5 The War; Loan Organzaton of the Twelfth edor.l Reserve Dstrct has Just been advsed that hereafter War Sav gs Stamps may bo converted nto avgs Certfcates of $00 and $000 nomatons accordg to a new lan of tho Savgs Dvson of the U. Treasury Department to afford renter convenence n handlg Wr Savgs Securtes. f The development of the War Sav ncs den s one that has been urged for sometme n orde to attract larg er vestments. Tho holder of a suf fcent number of Thrft Stnmps may now exchange them for a $5 War Savgs Stamp and turn the holder of twenty of the $5 War Savgs Stamps may convert them nto a $00 Savgs Certfcate or the holder rjf two hundred of the $5 Stamps may urn them for a $000 Savgs Cer tfcate. Converson may be made at nl frst nd second class postolfces nnd nt all banks and trust companes that have qualfed as agents of the second class. Tho Treasury Savgs Cerlf ates arc to bo ssued n regstered form and wll bear tho names of the owners. They wll yeld four percent compounded quarterly as do the War Savgs Stamps. Tho lmt of the dvdual vestment.stll remas at $000. The new Treasury Savgs Certf cates should prove partcularly ttrac ve for tho vestment of the funds of fraternal socetes labor unons md other cvc socal and relgous organzatons because the terest s ulded to the prcpal automatcally eacl quarter tho entre amount payable at maturty. beg ood Luck Deserts Gambler n Pch Tho way of the gambler s hard. So thks Shlbasak a Japanese gambler who was arrested Monday morn g n a gamblg rad at Makawao. He was let off on a $0 bal the other culprts each beg requred to put up a bal of $5.00. The gambler thought ths was too much and got hs lawyer to make a plea for the reducton of the bal. Wth mpassoned words the attorney plead the poverty of hs clent Monday afternoon and succeeded gettg the bal reduced to $5.00. Hardly had he fshed and left the court house when a second gamblg rad was made and caught once more n the net of the law was the unfor tunate Shbasak. Hes stopped pras g to the God of Good Luck now and contemplates wth sorrow tho hard road whch tho transgressor must tread. No More Joy Rders n County Autos After July 3 there wll bo no trouble recognzg the county automobles. At the last meetg of tho board of supervsors County Attorney Bevs formed that board that Act 227 of the Sesson Laws of 99 pro vdes that all passenger carryg cars belongg to tho County of Maul shall bear tho words "For Offcal Use Only" and under ths the words "County of Mau." The pater s now busy on tho offcal cars. DONT Y LEAVE YOUR ENGNE RUNNK&. Tho dangers of leavg a car stand g empty wth tho enge runng was proved to Ned Ncholas Saturday nght. Ned left tho car outsde the Mau Dry Goods & Grocery company facg up tho hll wth tho englno gog. Whle he was the storo He brakes slpped and tho car started down hll backwards runng to tho Japanese ce cream parlor next tho Orpheun theatre. No damage was done but Ned knows bettor now. NOTCE OF MEETNG ndustral Accdent Board The monthly meetg of tho ndustral Accdent Board for tho county of Mau wll bo held tho Waluku Dstrct Court Room Waluku next Tuesday morng July 22ud at 0:30 oclock. All persons havg busess wth tho Board aro asked to be prosont. W. A. McCAY Charman..