DRAFT CALL HAS COME. Republican Club Elects Its Officers

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1 Mss F.lso Wlcox p Some One eves When you buy War la de FF what ma ars uft u urn w Savngs Stamps you YOU gvng? do two thngs, you help your country and yourself. Pat your money n the governments hands! thnk a mnute ll of th. Red Cro Wr Fund koc for Wr R.l.f ESTBLSHED YOL. 14 NO. 25. LHUE. KU, TERRTORY OF HW, TUESDY. JUNE 18, 1918 SUBSCRPTON RTES, $2.50 HRBOR FOR NWLWL DEEP SE VESSELS WLL BE BLE TO DOCK T, Kaua wll soon havo at Nawlllwl a harbor and wharf at whch deep-se- a vessols wll ho nblo to te up and dscharge cargo and automobles at the dock. So enthusastc are Kaua people for a harfcor adequato for deep-se- a vessels that, through ther the 1917 sesson of the Hawaan logslaturo approprated?200,000 towards tho constructon of a Nawlllwl breakwater, leavng o balance or approxmately $1,000,000 to bo by the federal government, for mmedate work. t the present tme rao.r ra a arc lr.nded at bv the nfer-ls-lnn- Steamshp Company by mcan3 of shps boats, whch are formed nto an automoble carryng lghter. There s no damage experenced n the transportaton of cars from tho V TP stenmer to tho dock, n fact, statstcs prove that less damage s experenced n the shppng of motor cars to Kaua than n consgnments that Herms Mx and are Landed n Jal Sun Tal Young and Whang Young Yu, Koreans, who have been lvlng a herm lfe far up n the valleys of Hanamaulu-uk- are n trouble. Both a of a quarrelsome nature they were shunned by ther countrymen, henco ther retrement to the wlds. Up to May 31st all went well between them, but on that day they had some dfferences wh the result that Sun Tal Young lammed hs quondam frend over the head wh an old cane knfe, nflctng a sovero wound. Whang was taken to the Lhue hospal and has been under tho care of Dr. Young every sncy; Sun Tal landed n the calaboose, and s there yet and may be some tme before he agan can roam at lberty. t seems Whang s sufferng from contuson of tho bran and that ho lds a cracked skull besdes, so ho n- - convonlontly went nsane and got ugly. When tho Deputy sherff was called to the hospal, Whang armed wh a stck unexpectedly h tho shorff-ove- r tho head wh and the result was that Whang was speedly handcuffed and landed n al. On Thursday last, Whang was brought up n tho Lhue court before Judge HJorth and upon the sworn statement of Dr. Young, Whang was declared to bo an nsane person and commted by hs honor to the nsane sylum untl he agan shall become of sano mnd or bo dscharged accordng to law. On Frday tho assalant, Sun Tal Young, was arragned ontho charge of ssault wh a deadly weapon and was ordered by tho Court to bo confned n the County al untl such a tme, when Whang agan shall bo of sane mnd and bo ablo to testfy aganst hs assalor. :J: LEN WOMEN MUST BE REGSTERED SOON Marshall Smlddy s Preparng for the Regstraton of Women n accordance wh tho Federal reg ulatons that requre that alen enemy women be lsted, preparatons aro bong made by the authores n to conduct tho regstraton " of women begnnng June 17th. U. VS. Marshall J. J. Smddy has receved from Washngton part of tho blank forms and documents to bo used n makng tho record requred. Wh theso are the summary sheets and prnted nstructons tellng how tho regstraton ork s to be carred out. ffdav forms, regstraton cards receved and untl theso are hero the and other forms havo not yet been regstraton work cannot proceed. Edward L. Gordon, tho Brsh Con-,su- l has been a vsor on Kaua for a few days. Ho was entertaned whle horo by ubroy Robnson of Wamea. arc receved n from the manland. The safe handlng of the cars s duo to the fact that only experenced boatmen und wnch engneers are allowed to operate the machnery whch s used n the landng of cars from tho shp. When the shp drops an chor n tho harbor, approxmately one mle from shore, tho car s slung by the use of heavy lnes. Wh a lno attached to each wheel hub und made fast to a square slng tho cars ready to bo lowered nto tho boats. Two regulaton cargo boats arc lashed together and wh plankng arranged 3s a floor, wh enough under space to lash tho car securely to the lghter, the automoble s lowered nto the boats and starts for s Journey to tho stlore. t tho. dock tho car s landed n a lke manner by the ad of the slng and wnch. n all the years of handlng cars there havo been ro reports of dam-ag- o to automobles. Sunday School Pupls Have Joyous Tme Saturday afternoon was a oyous occason for tho two ltle Sunday Schools conducted by the Lhuo Unon Church at akuku and Kpu. ccordng to prevously arranged programe teachers and frends arrved on the sceno at Kpu about the mddle of the afternoon wh the necessary elements for a pcnc and a good tme generally. By some msunderstandng tho akuku chldren had not arrved, so tho avalable autos were dspatched for them, and they were brought over n a body, much to ther delght, many of them never havng had the pleasure of rdng n an auto before. Tho weather beng of an unsettled nature and unsuable for outdoor amusements the expectant chldren were gathered nto the llttlo hall where they were nated nto the unknown mysteres and delghts of "Button, button," "Drop tho handkerchef," "Jerusalem s fallng down," "Muscal chars," etc., etc. Many of the llttlo tots, absolutely "green" at ths sort of thng, and at frst they stood around lke llttlo wooden ml ans, dazed and unresponsve, but l te they were swept nto the fun of, and caught on more or less, and next tme they wll bo ready for n advance. Followng the games a generous helpng of ce cream and other good thngs, capped the clmax of sats facton, and they all went home convnced that t was a good thng to belong to a Sunday School. Mrs. Hogg, Henry Wedemeyer and Mss Cates, who havo conducted these Sunday Schools wh much fahfulness conspcuous succels Mrs. do Span deserve and much cred. kndly helped out ments, n tho refresh RETURNS FROM HONOLULU WTH CUPS ND RBBONS Charles tlco returned from last Saturday, whore ho has been attendng tho Far and brought back wh hm several awards for the Lhue tanch whch had some fne cattle entered. They won the Grand Champonshp wh an yreshlre bull; the Junor Dary Champonshp for hefers and several other prces. Some beautful cups woro awarded for theso wns.! :o- - FLPNO RRESTED N WME FOR SLCKERSM few days ago Sherff Crowell arrested atlpno n Wamea for non regstraton. Ho had lved for more than two years on the sland, but had not regstered, although ho was more- - than past the draft age. Ths tho frst caso of ths knd on Kaua but f thero aro any others thoy wll bo dealt wh n tho same maner. SHOWNG HOW THE WOMEN OF FRNCE WORK N THE FELDS TO HELP PRODUCE MORE FOOD Wamea Lerary Club Have Fne Meetng The Wamea Lerary Club held s May meetng n tho Wamea Hall on May 18th to very apprecatve aud- - lonce. The hall was prettly decor ated by tho lades of tho club, wh cocoanut fronds and ferns. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Norton of, who had como to Kaua as guests of tho club, beng accompaned by Mrs. Cleghorn, furnshed the man attracton of the club program, by tho readng of a paper showng how ultmately the Folk Lore of a country, ts songs wand dances, nro beng bound up n s natonal dels and characterstcs. fter the lerary part of tho pro gram Mrs. Norton sang most charm ngly many Folk songs of tho old countres and tho chldren and young folks of tho dstrct dnced tho Peasant dances of these countres. Space wll not perm the prntng of ho program n full as was a long one, but to say that was well receved, s but to express a small part of the thoughts of the audence as was shown by ther applause after each number. THEY WERE MSNFORMED SYS THE POSTMSTER Someono had a hunch that Postmaster Santos kepths valuables or may be the regstered mal n hs garage. But they woro sadly dssapolnted, when, after havng taken tho trouble, to break nto tho buldng, last Frday nght, to fnd nothng but some worn out tres and a few rusty peces of ron. Tho door had a padlock on, and wo can nnnagno thorn creepng up on tho door wh a trusty, (maybe s was rusty) crowbar clutched frmly n ther rght hand and after havng broken the lock and stealthly lookng to see that no one was watchng them, slppng "nsde, wh tho expectaton of fndng great treasure, but to fnd nothng but tho old ron and rubber, and then to havo hssed through ther clnched teeth, "Foled!" OF COURSE HW CN BE COUNTED UPON TO DO HER SHRE N WR SVNGS Hawa s called upon for renewed efforts n tho war savngs stamp campagn. wreless was receved last week by H. W. Shnglo, stato drector, from F.. Vanderllp, tho natonal char man, whch read: "Washngton, D. C, June 13th, Reports from all sectons ndcate bg success of campagn for pledges. am dependng on your terrory not to fall behnd the others. Close adher ence to natonal plan wh emphass on large pledges and other essental features backed by thorough com prehenslve organzaton and unceas ng effort wll nsure success. nsst on every communy pledgng s quota. We are dong everythng pos slble at Washngton to back you up, Can count on you to go over the top? "Hawa can bo counted on," declared Shngle, "and ths sort Of a rngng call ought to brng every communy n Hawa to tho front wh a determned rush." PER YER 5 CENTS PER COPY DRFT CLL HS COME Republcan Club Elects ts Offcers Last Thurcsday evenng n pursu ance wh adournment ths club held another busness meetng at the Ka-pa- a Court House and elected ts offcers for the ensung term as follows J. Maha Kaneakua, S. W. Mcheula, Frst Presdent; J. Opo, Second J. N. Puallhau, Secretary; Geo. K. Ewa-lk- ssstant Secretary; t. Puuk, Treasurer. J. B. Cummlngs, Geo. K. Ewalko, and S. V. Mcheula were "elected as Judges of electon. James Von Ekekcla, Goo. K. Ewa lko, S. W, Meheula and John lels were elected as members of the ex ecutve commtee and to servo wh tho Presdent, Secretary and Treasurer. There were about twenty members present out of the 72 on the roll, and was noted that the few who have been talkng of runnng for legslatve honors at the conng electons were not amongst those pres ent. Tho fact of tho absense of theso caused a dscusson as to what to do wh thorn and resulted n a unan mous vote of tho meetng not to sup port any canddato for electon to any ollco, even f such canddato s runnng as a republcan, unless ho s an actve member and n good standng of tho club or of any other republ can club. :0; CUTS TREES DOWN ND GETS NNETY DYS Cashmuro rragona of Kapaa got n troublo over at Grove Farm on tho 14th. Ho hred Myashlros truck at Kapaa, took two Flpno helpers along and after dark very cooly pro ceeded to cut down a lot of young trees, loaded them up, together wh about a quarter of a cord of frewood and brought them to hs homo at Kapaa. When brought up for tral on Saturday ho pleaded gulty and was gven 90 days n Jal, hs helpers each drew 30 days oach. Unfortunately t was not brought out at tho tral that Cashmuro had cut young trees down but moroly had taken frewood, otherwse a stff-o- r sentanco to f tho outrage would havo been gven hm. Cashmuro s ono of tho draftees and has a largo famly to support, so ho cred a great deal and mado much nose, but wh out nny aval. :o: HOW BOUT THE PROTESTS THT OUR GOVERNMENT MDE GNST THE Gormany has derermed to lodgo a protest wh Washngton on tho lynchng of Paul Praeger, n tho who met hs death at Collns-vlllo-, llnos, at tho hands of an enraged mob and from charges of whoso murder a number of defendants wero recently acquted by tho Jury whch hoard tho ovvldonco n tho caso. t s reported by tho Wolff bureau that tn complant to bo lodged wll bo aganst tho permtng of such excesses as led to the Praeger affar. Yamaguch of Llou was fned $10 and $1 costs for runnng hs car whout tallghts at Hanamaulu on tho nght of the 14th. CPT FELD BEUEftS RL The welcome news to tho young men and the unwelcome news to the plantatons has come ut last to Kaua. netween 400 and 000 men wll be called n ths our frst draft. Ths wll serously crpple the plantatons n labor as t s scarce now, that the natonal guard has been moblzed and as there aro about GOO men already under arms. "Wo aro glad to gve the young men a chance to slap tho Kaser" sad one of tho plantaton managers a few days ago, "they want to go and guess wo wll manage to pull through somehow". Wh between 1700 and 1800 men nducted nto federal servce through tho moblzaton of the natonal guard, and allowng for tho reecton of those who wll bo unable o pass the physcal examnaton, s estmated by Captan Goodng Feld, the draft head, that tho name of every class 1 fghtng man n Hawa wll havo to be called n order to furnsh tho quota of 433G persons requred for mlary, servce, July 1st. new angle on the draft developed through the fact that men n tho terrory who have reached the ago of 21 snce June 5th, 1917, and who aro placed n class 1 followng ther regstraton probably ths month, wll bo caled upon f necessary to help complete tho quota, provdng of courso, that they are regstered and classfed before tho frst of next month. Whle Captan Feld does not beleve that wll be necessary to call upon the now regstrants, he s preparng for any unforseen dffculty that may arse, and s plannng to add on to the present lst of fghtng men the class 1 men becomng avalable by the new regstraton. Not a German on ccount of Name When V.-h-. Zoller, who s a secton runner for tho McBrydo Sugar Co., read n the Star-Bullet- n of June, 12, that hs brother, W. N. Zoller, who s now n Porto llco, was lsted as an alen enemy, ho at onco proceeded to Sherff Uco to straghten out that statement. Sad ho, "wo were all born n Broughty Ferry, Scotland, whch s noar Dundee. My father was a German, but on gong to Scotland, o a Brtsh subect before marryng my mother." Ho produced a brth certfcate, and a passport from tho Brsh Mnster, Lord Salsbury, Btatlng that ho s a Brsh subect and sad that hs brother had tho same. Ths s smply a caso of whero a man has a Gorman nuno and tho authores must have thought that he was a German on ths account. Mr. Zoller has been a resdent of theso slands for nearly thrty years and was ono of orgnal Terroral Guards on Maul when tho slands woro declared to bo a republc. PERFUMED GS BOMBS FOR OUR MEN The Germans are perfumng tho varous gasses they scatter over the mercan posons,, Tho latest schemo s to mprognato tho gas shells wh tho perfume of apples, banauas, oranges and pneapples, n tho hope of lurng our men to spots whero tho deadly gasses lurk. Formerly tho varous gasses had a dstnctve odor whch was mmedately dstngushable. Tho mercan gas experts quckly detected tho German perfume trck, and regular fru smells lurkng n low places no longer attract tho mercan troops. :o: Manuel occa, who represents the Thco. H. Daves Co., s agan on Kaua, on ono of hs perodcal vss to the merchants. Manuel wears a perpetual smle and seems confdent that ho agan, as usual, wll land hs usual share of tho Kaua busness. t a conference of draft board offcals-n Captan Felds offce was expected that the quota each dstrct board wll bo requred to furnsh for tho draft would bo establshed. But n vew of the number of fghtng men tnlrnn hv f l r pnnrl mnlhnmnn. -- o, - was uucucu o uuur mu aporuu-men- t untl the commander at Fort rmstrong has furnshed the exact number of clasa 1 men accepted for servce n tho federal guard, and each bo-r- d has reported the number of men remanng n tho fghtng class. When theso two fgures are secured they wll be deducted from tho C252 fghtng men stll remanng on tho records. Ths wll reduce tho number by a farly largo fgure, whch makes t necessary that probably all of tho class 1 men wll be called up for physcal examnaton for the frst draft. ccordng to Captan Feld, may be necessary to draw on all dvsons n class 1. conservatve estmate of the number of men Oahu wll be called upon to furnsh s fxed at about 2,000, but may run hgher, n vew of the number of men taken by the guard, s mpossble now to estmate the number Hawa, Mau and Kaua wll bo called upon to turn-lh-. Robnson Boy Thrd n Draft One of the frst men to b called for tho draft from Kaua wll bo Sel-wy- n rtoblnson. Selwyn recently was placed n Class 1 after hs plea for deferred classfcaton had been turned down by unanmous voto of the dstrct draft board. He stands thrd n the lst accordng to tho drawng last fall. That he wll be one of tho frst to bo summoned was tho statement of a member of the draft board. Y. M. C.. Club Makes Resoluton Tho Y. M. C.. Club of Hanamaulu expresses s thanks publlcally to tho drectors of the Lhue Plantaton for tho nterest shown s employees n Ub communy, and for the publc socal hall aud park whch you havo provded for tho cntro communy. More than ths wo know that tho men taken from ths sland by tho moblzaton of tho natonal guard has made tho labor suaton very acute for all tho plantatons of Kaua. Therefore wo havo decded that eachlnan who s o stll n tho of "ths plantaton owes t aa a patrotc duty to hs country to holp tho plantaton n s food producng ndustry by workng every every day that s possble. Wo pledge ourselves as a Y. M. C.. club to hold for our deal tho plan of workng twenty-fv- e days each month, and lookng upon all who, contnue to work twenty days or less each month as slackers, (accdents or llness excepted.) We know that every thng wo do to help relevo tho shortage of labor not only helps tho plantaton, but also helps our great government n ths terrlblo struggle for democracy and most of all helps us by ncreasng tho Bzo of our pay envelopes. Wo challenge the laborers of the other plantatons to excell our efforts. (Sdg.) Ceasar ndrade, Pros. gablto Baclm, Ylco-pre- Wenceslao gbayanl, Sec. Vctor nco, rrreasurer. HUGE RMY OF SMMES WLL SOON BE OVER THERE Ono mllon mercan. solders wll soon bo battlng for ther country and tho causo of humany n Franco. Ths announcement was made yesterday by Secretary of War Baker, speakng to tho graduatng class at West Pont. Secretary Baker attended the graduaton of tho class whch would ordnarly have been graduated n 1919, n ths class thero aro 137 cadets who wll now receve ther commssons as leutenants. wfn;md t

2 THE GRDEN SLND, TUESDY, JUNK 18, 1918 smokts THE GRDEN SLND u N M) KVKKY LL Kaua Frst, Lat and all the tme. TUKSDBY UOVERNMKNT KENNETH C. HOPER, Managng Edor MKSRKS E chkstelt ROBERTS, EDTOR,,: T LL T1MKS. TUESDY JUNE S, 1918 KU NTON WDE ECONOMY. of econ- To rurrv out the natonal program omy demanded of the mercan people l.y the war they must adopt scentfc and systematc methods of economy. Spasmodc and perodc savng wll not fulfll the demand upon HS. One method that hasheeu proposed and has the approval of the Treasury Department s for every mercan to pledge hmself or herself to economze and save, and wh the savngs at delnate perod purchase specfc amounts of war savngs stamps. We must gve our Naton, we mustgve our men n arms, all the strength and support possble. To do ths we must cut our own demands on the labor, materal, and money of the country, to the lm, and ncrease to the lm, the supply of money, materal, and tabor avalable to the Government. ll of our energes and resources should be devoted to He wnnng of the war, and 1o accomplsh ths we must economze, save and lend to the Government. delnate systematc plan of savng, strengthened by resolve and a pledge to save and lend to the Government, wll be productve of the best results. The savngs plan cam-pag- h s now on. Every patrotc mercan should make a pledge to save and then keep the pledge. TLlWOOD CONSl-MPTO- N ND PRO- DUCTON N l.tl". The total pulpwood consumpton n the Uned States durng the year of 1!17 s estmated by the Forest Servce, on the bass of reports made by the pulp mlls, at."...(.soj cords, an ncrease of approxmately per cent over the 1!M fgures. Not all the mlls have yet made ther returns, but the fgures of the prelmnary estmate are not expected to be materally changed when the lnul complatons are completed. n 11)17, domestc spruce formed 4.".X per cent of the total, as aganst 4").!( per cent n 1!)10; mported spruce formed 11.5 per cent n 1! 1 T and l.t.4 per cent n l!tl(. Woodpulp producton n 1!)17 s estmated at :Ul4,rll tons, as compared wh :,27 1,: 1 0 tons n 1!M. The 1!)17 producton ncluded l,4!h,70t tons of mechancal pulp, 1,4GS,:S!M tons of sulphe pulp, 4-- 1, 7l tons of sol a pulp, and 75,710 tons of sulphate pulp. BRNGNG N THE FLOUR When the news went around that Uncle Sam needed wheat for the boys on the other sde, many a farmer loaded hs supply of Hour on the wagon and drove ol to town..mllons of pounds of Hour have been turned n from commune, countes, clubs, mlls and dealers on the assurance of the Food dmnstraton than an equvalent wll go to Europe. n each of the nne zones created by the Gran Corporaton, an executve commtee s n charge of handlng ths Hour. They wll name assemblng ponts and ndcate a Hat prce to be pad by desgnated agents who wll take care of the busness transacton and Flour n large packages suable for overseas shpment wll be exported mmedately. Flour not suably parked for export wll be lot-ally-, dsposed of and s equvalent sent vmmedntclly from the mlls. Every pound that s turned over to the ovcrcnt wll add one pound to the amount exported. POTTO SLES NCRESED Reports are pourng nto He Fond dmnstraton from the grocers that the potato campagn has doubled am) trcld-- sales. n parts of Texas the consumpton of potatos has ncreased."() to UlO per cent. Certan hotels and restaurants report : 1(1 per cent. ll of whch goes to prove that bumper crops and dsplay "adds" make a good hch. PRCE OF SUBSTTUTES SHOULD DE- CLNE ccordng to a warnng scut mllers and dealers through the Federal Food dmnstrators n all states, cornneal and oatmeal should be at least!0 per cent cheaper than wheat Hour, and con Hour and barley flour should be 10 per cent cheaper. The dmnstrators have also been advsed that the attempt of certan bakers to advance the uce of bread s not nstled by the prce of substutes. Car shortage and storm weather caused hgh prces last wnter, but now that there are lberal supples of Hour substutes, hgh prces must be explaned and ustfed to the state and local admnstrators. Every buyer s called upon to assst the local Food dmnstrator by reportng any attempt to overcharge for substutes. MOW MNY WLL SGN THS PLEDGE? There has been que an agaton, snce the Food dmnstrator, Herbert. Hoover, asked that all who could would go whout vyheat untl next harvest, n the slands for pledges on ths measure. There has been consderable talk here on Kaua by a great many of our people, that they would do ths, and now we are askng all who wll sgn the followng pledge to do so and to mal n to the edor of ths paper. Those who sgn the pledge wll be placed on the honor roll and ther names wll be publshed n the Garden sland from tme to tme so that the maory of the people n the slands may know that we are helpng conserve the wheat. There are no great hardshps n the sgnng of ths pledge, as only entals the gong whout of any wheat n any shape untl next harvest, and as there are plenty of substutes to be eaten n the place of wheat, we wll not mss very much. The pledge s as follows: "Be resolved that, a resdent of the sland of Kaua, do wsh to serve the nterest of my country, and our lles, and do volutarly pledge myself to consume no wheat products untl the next harvest or about Sepenbcr 1st, t) S. Xumc ddress. RE THESE HOTELS SLCKERS? Some tme ago when He Government asked those of us who could, to go whout wheat tll next harvest, several of the leadng hotels n sgned the pledge that they would serve no more wheat products. Now they have backed out, played ndan, as were, and gve for the reason, that ther guests are leavng because they can get no wheat. What knd of people are these guests? They do not labor hard enough to need the wheat! What knd of people are these who are runnng these hotels? We would say, that they are not very patrotc or tha they would tell ther guests who must have wheat, ( when they do not need to leave and go to some slacker hotel, and further that they should publsh the names of these guests so that all mght know who they were. person s ust as much a slacker who refuses to do whout wheat (when they do not need as s the man who refuses 1o help the government n any of s war ams, or to go to the front and tght. THE FOOD STUTON N GERMNY ND USTR Communal kchens are becomng more and more popular n (crmauy and ustra. t s estmated that n ces of K.MM) or more one fourth of the nhabants depend upon these kchens for ther food, and n ces of.(10,000 the proporton mounts to one thrd. Though there are two dstnct classes of kchens, one for the very pool--, where food s furnshed.l less than cost, am another whch s self supportng. There was at frst among the mddle classes a preudce aganst eatng n the communal kchens, because smacked of chary. Now. however, under the pml of hgh prces, and the Hack of fuel, one sees a dlcrc class of people there. ct-orduto the St rasshurgcr Post "ther clents are recrued from the more well to do mddle (lasses, nn students, and unversy professors, from the wves of polcal functonares, from the mlary, am from the lower personnel of the muncpal theater. The clents prefer more am more, as tme goes on, to lake ther meals n the communal kchen, rather than to carry ther ratons home, am dmnsh ther small supples of coal n cook-n- " llem.", June 13th, Mss Ua E. Lee, Walmea, Kaua. My dear Mss Lee: Your letter of the 11th Just to hand and can asnure you that the contents of the same have touched both Mrs..Pequegnat and myself very deeply at heart. Under seperate cover am sendng a photo of Mrs. Pequegnat and one of myself, taken Stamp day, on the the steps of the Capol Buldng, whle n acton. 1 thought ths would be of nterest to your scholars as was workng at that moment for Thrft Stamps. Stng at the left of the pcture s Governor Pnkham. Dont feel that you have been over steppng the bounds of our generosy n askng for our photos, we are only too delghted and honored to have our photos adornng the walls of the school, whch we consder the best, n every respect, that we have yet vsed n any of the countres. t s grand to feel that our vs to Kaua has been benefcal, partcularly to the chldren, for they, after all, are to be the men and women of the fut ure, and am que proud that had the prvlege to make of them better mercan czens. would deem a great favor f you and Bome of your scholars would drop us a lne occasonally and whereever we may be we wll wre you n return. Our permanent ad dress s Stratford, Ontaro, Canada. Both Mrs. Pequegnat and Jon n sendng you and your fellow-teacher- s and scholars our fondest love, and we shall always hold the Wamea school hgh n our prases. Yours very sncerely,. J. PEQUEGNT. Captan. THS MY BE NTERESTNG Dr.. R. Glasyer, who helped to se cure some of the money whch was forwarded from ths sland for the boys over there, so that they mght have outfs to play 6ur natonal game wh, has receved the "Honor Card" and the followng letter, whch s a copy of one whch was sent to Mr. Grffh thankng hm for the money that had been donated and tellng of the uses had been put to mercan Expedonary Forces Pars, France prl 6th, My dear Grffh: When saw you n Washngton last September, promsed to look up the baseball paraphernala whch you were havng shpped over here. Well, was rather late last fall for base ball and dd not see much of n use, but at the present the boys are begnnng to get all of. The Y. M C.. s handlng the dstrbuton of and every camp of mercan sold ers wll have some before long Whereever you go you see the boys wh bats and balls and gloves, and you certanly are helpng them a lot n ther favore pastme. The Y. M C.. has huts n every mercan camp over here and n ths way are n a good poson to get the mater al well dstrbuted. You probably wll be nterested n knowng that a 12 Club league wll be organzed n Pars and s vcny ths sprng. Two meetngs have al ready been held and at the next one next Tuesday, offcers are to be chos en..they have receved applcatons from eghteen teams who are anxous to enter n the play. Practce games wll be started next Sunday, but be cause of the uncertanty of the wea ther, the league games wll not start untl about June 1st and the season d to end October 1st. Practce gam es wll be played at several of the football felds n the cy. The French people are takng a great nterest n the game, nnd even a game of catch between a few men attract crowds and when the regular games get start el some monster throngs are looked for. went through nne days of the recent bg battle and saw many thngs of nterest. am an ambul lunce and camon drver wh the Red Cross over here. formerly was spolng edor of the Evenng Ws consn n Mlwaukee and knew you when you frst broke nto the game saw you last fall whle your team was playns wh Conne Mack gang. Mopng mat ths fnds you well and wh a strong team and bg crowds, reman, Respectfully, B. P. STENL 79 Rue Lauger, Pars : o: Fgures on meat exported, recev ed by the Food dmnstraton, for the frst twenty days n prl, ndl cute that the shpments for the en tre month wll be fully equal to the record shpments for March of pounds of beef products and 3)S,O0U,OUU pounds of pork products. The total shpments of beef products for the frst twenty days of prl were 49,598,970 pounds, as compared wh 46,399,913 pounds for the frst twenty days n March. Theo. H. Daves & Co., Ltd. HONOLULU and HLO Sugar Factors and Commsson Merchants MPORTERS OF GENERL MERCHNDSE GENERL HRDWRE Bulders Hardware Crockery Glassware Slverware Sportng Goods Fshng Tackle. Frearms mmunon Safes Refrgerators Spark Plugs Flashlghts Prnts Varnshes Brushes Ols Greases Harness Saddlery Roofng Trunks.Su Cases v etc. etc. GROCERES Fancy and Staple Lnes, Feed, etc. DRY GOODS Shoes Tolet Supples Statonery etc. etc. NSURNCE GENTS Wrers of Fn, Marne, Compensaton, utomoble and Mscellaneous nsurance Polces. GENTS FOR Canadan-ustrala- n Royal Mal Steamshp Lne Upon applcaton nformaton wll he cheerfully furnshed n regard to any of our lnes n whch you may 1h nterested. Bannster Shoes FOR MEN Men who lke comfortable and handsome footwear wll fnd our large varety of Bannster Shoes suffcent to fll ther needs. Red Cross Shoes FOR WOMEN n several styles Manufacturers 4 Shoe Store 1051 Fort St.. ELEELE STORE J.. SLV, Prop. ONE of the LEDNG HOUSES for nl knds of DRY GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, MENS FURNSHNGS. CGRS & TOBCCOS and NOTONS of every descrpton. FOR WNE, BEER and OTHER LQUORS, Rng Up 73 W. Man offce, Eleele. Kaua. Tel. 7 1 W. xm TTTTTTTT ; blllllj T1 t TTT TTTTJluJ The New MCHELN UNVERSL TRED No Other Tre Lke t For ll-roun- d Servce Note the Heavy Broad Flat Tread Combnng ll the dvantage of Other Non-Sk- dt of Both the Raed Tread and the Sucton Tread Type Kaua Garage Mrs. J.. Hgg, Propretor. lllj.tllllllllllll t --t f--t M HH h 14

3 Report of Secretary Walworth ofy.hlc. M LE Pantng and Varnshng LL WORK GURNTEED FRST CLSS NOSK Back of Bshop Bank WLME We Can Dye Your clothes as satsfactorly as any Coaat establshment. Save postage or express by sendng them to us. French Laundry and Dye Works J.. BDE, Prop., T.. CLFORN FEED CO LMTED. Dealers n Hay, Gran and Chcken Supples. Sole gents for nternatonal Stock, Poultry Food and other H(ecaltU. rabc for coolk ron Roofs. Petalmna ncubators and Brooders. Kngs Specal Chck Food P. O. Box 452, mm mmmmm No broken ponts no bother of Eversharp Perfect Pont Pencls Do not requre sharpenng, they are The Eversharp s not a toy, or a novelty, or a clutch pencl; but a scentfcally constructed wrng nstrument. Servcable, elegant pencls, very useful gftfa. Can be had n Slver and Gold. Prce $1 to $5 Hawaan News Co., Ltd., T.. Souvenrs We neatly pack and ut Hawaan JNvenra. Hawa & South Seas Curo Co. HONOLULU. mprovements over ther former state that must be creded to them n changng ther ways of lvng. They are stll far from seeng and dong as we thnk they should, stll they havo made some progress and ought not to be crcsed too harshly for some of Mr. Charman and Board of Drectors. the mstakes they have made n tak The work on Kaua la a new feld ng up many of the evls of our cvlzaton. These people follow the ex of work to me, as compared to the experence whch have had on the ample set before them more han we manland n several of the Cy and realze. The trouble has been that Ralroad branches of the Young the evl element has been allowed to Mens Chrstan ssocaton. mong do nearly all the example settng and the maory of those wh whom these newcomers readly accept t because they know of no other. The have to work here, the home lfe, deals, everyday wants, educatonal plantatons see ths and by varous standards, relgous and physcal methods have tred to remedy matters. educaton are entrely dfferent from They have been very generous n helpng the Sunday Schools and Churches that whch have been accustmed to response to moral, relgous and educatonal development les dormant among n the laborers camps. They have n stuted polce for the camps. They the orental races ready to be energzed when the proper stmul are have encouraged socal lfe, and socal servce work of varous knds. appled. When we look back over the centures that were requred to develop tuny n ths feld and has been gv- The Y. M. C.. saw a great oppor the hgh type of cvlzaton of the en a tral. t s the one organzaton Englsh speakng peoples and then that can waork wh all classes of people havng a great dversy of relg- compare the advancement of our mported laborers wh t, we fnd many ous belefs, and not meet serous opposon. t s our task to study the problem on Kaua, and work out a soluton clearly and defnately. Ths can be done by substuton more easly than by any other method. We must make athletcs more nterestng than the cock fght or other gamblng games. We must make the nght school, club meetngs, and other socal actves more nterestng than exstng evls. nd then eventally we wll wn the fght for clean czenshp, Several of the Kaua plantatons are usng the surest methods of correctng the home lfe of ther laborers. They realze that the home nstnct beats n every breast and have provded com fortable homes wh good sanaton and surrounded by a garden plot. The laborer feels that as long as he s n the employ of the plantaton ths cozy cottage n whch he lves, surrounded by flowers and a vegetable garden s hs home, and that preservng s beauty and sanary condon depends upon hs personal work. How dfferent ths s from the camp where sev eral famles are assgned to one large house whch s devded nto compart ments for each famly, wh no garden, flowers or home lfe to themselves. The Young Mens Chrstan ssocaton has a real msson among these people. One of the most successful methods used n ganng ther frend shp and n furtherng the work promoted among them, s that of vsng each camp worked n regular ly, assocatng wh the men and mak ng few select frends upon whom we can rely for help n carryng on the work n that camp. club s organzed and made as near self governng as possble; the Y. M. C.. secretary actng as an advsor, and takng the lead n all the work of the club and s actves. Ths brngs to mnd two methods of Y. M. C.. work: The ssocaton has for s emblem the trangle representng sprual, mental and physcal development. n the early-yea- of the YMCs career, rs was thought that a secretary must be able to do the work of ten men, or he should not be permted to re man on s. payroll. Some person sym bolzed ths thought wh a drawng of a secretary carryng a huge tr angle on hs shoulders lke the an cent tlas. The trangle had ten dvergng lnes each outlnng one mans work. Experence soon tau ght them that they were wrong, for when ths type of secretary was call ed to another feld of servce, he lefl luhlnd htm a group of earnest people eager for ther own betterment, but unable to lead themselves or to dc any constructve work. They had not developed leadershp,, dependng upon anothers personaly wh the re su that the work suffered serous declne whle a new man was adapt ng hmself to the work. The new methods used now, may best be represented by the above plan reversed, wh the secretary s tng on top of the trangle drectng the work of ten men whle keepng hmself well employed; developng as many strong leaders as he can, each wh hs own personaly. The new plan makes possble a larger prog ram whch wll not collapse when the secretary leaves and some new man takes hs place. Ths s the plan that we are en deavorng to use on Kaua. We have defnately organzed clubs whch are vsed twce each week, gong one afternoon for athletcs and another evenng for the club meetng. We have a regular schedule so that each club knows that we are comng and wll be expectng us. We also hap pen around at rregular tmes to see f they are playng games when not expectng us. t present the Lhue work embraces eght clubs, wh an other to be added soon. Ths requr es that two clubs and one set of ath letcs be supervsed n one day durn part of the week. Sometme ago a group of Fplpno boys at the Lawal Pneapple Cannery whout the knowledge of Mr. Loom s or myself, organzed a thrvng Y M. C.. club and began workng out some clever gymnastc performances THE GRDEN SLND, TUESDY, JUNE 18, 1918 wh nothng but a few photos of such work for an nstructor. Before long ho fame of ths club reached "sec retaral" ears and ths group was ncorporated nto the regular schedul- - Slnce that tme they have been used on several occasons and have donated all of the proceeds of ther work to the Red Cross socety. The boys of Lhue plantaton Camp wnessed one of these enter tanments, and set to work to out rval ther Lawa frends. The camp group have and stll are gvng nterestng entertanng performman- - cea n and near Lhue. The nght schools of the varous camps n and near Lhue have an en rollment slghtly less than one hund red. Ths work may be classed as of greater mportance than all the above by some people, and as an encouragng sgn. The boys are eager for school work and frequently the women attend the school regardless of the fact that the work s ntended for men. There are many more such happenngs as the above whch those supportng ths work should know, but tme and space do not perm. :o: The tol shpments of pork pro ducts for the frst twenty days of prl were 198,067,343 pounds, as compared wh 187,555,642 pounds for the frst twenty days of March. Stand behnd the boys at the front but not too far behnd. o:o Lst of Donars to the Red Cross Ommsslons and correctons of Red Cross contrbuton lst of H. Rohrlg. These names were ommted: Conrad Thelemann, Mrs. C. Muller Mrs. Dora R. senberg Llan C. Brewer W. N. Stewart Mrs. Stewart nna Gladys Stewart Lelanl Rohrlg Hazel Branch Lhue Store C. G. Kuhlmann The correctons are: Dora Jane she, should have been Dora Jane senberg Mrs.. B. Hlndermann should be Mrs. Lndemann E. Hndermann should be E. Lndemann W. Schcher should be W. Scheber (Contnued from last week) fcleele and New Mll F.. lexander $ Mrs. F.. lexander R. D. Moler W. Mller F. D. Wnchester D. Lyons Mss Grace Pllar N. Plkngton F. S. Chrstan W. G. Pllar 1 George Ltle J. Frsch C. Rchter B. Melancon George Melancon 1 Mss M. Melancon George Spence Mr. and Mrs. K. Roendahl 5 Manuel Nunes K. Muranaka D. Takeeuch, K. Takltan H.. Moler Mss M. Resor 2 J. C. Moura D. Roder 1. Gunderson F. L. Zoler.. Wheelan 1 Chas. k John Mederos, Sr dolpho Galazlaa T. Okumoto Joe Monlz ntone Souza M. J. Duarte Robert Whyte 1 Lous Cubral M. Panva M. Reys, Goldang Monez M.. Mnndonza M. L. Duarte M. Vnent John Perry Santos R. Shmouroy Kapa Moses Olso Medna K. Fernanda J. Kon ntono Perabs Santos Penla J. Reyes Pento ugustne Segunda Cendado ntanaclo Orung Fellcano Reyes Bernado Sannmguel K. Kshlmoto M. Namak M. kawa Jo efreas Joe Ferrelra Frank Frerrera ntone Ferrera Joe Campanuro Davd Hullee be Frank Mendonca Manuel Medonsa Jose Chaves Jose Lopez ntone Faras Joe Pava Juan Julan S. Naapue T. kama Sh. Yoshnobe M. ruda S. Yoshlnaga Snforso Navarro W. Krust. nuhea Charle Noholula C. Clemente H. Yanakawa h Hun Bng Np h Fat Kneoto. Clemente S. Nakao Park rakawa J. Padugan G. Ogata J. Hayash M. Ogata H. Nao Y. Nagao Y. Okamura Y. Sumada K. Nshmoto J. Sakl J. Enakl Wm. Gunderson H. Horlye M. Souza lfred Sampson S. Kane lhamdra Manuel Santago K. Tanaka ntone Rosa Rmon Roderclges T. Yamagata ntero Tavares Manuel Cabral John Freas nakelto Babalona ntone Freas Francsco Selmos Joe Batste ntone dar Mecas Reberrla Pedro Reberra S. Kuba Mackaro Manero Phlp Corus Manuel Ferrera Julo de la Cruz Ramon Opstol Senon Castro Ramon Carago Manuel Gomes T. Yako G. Myamoto Rosendo kno Doroteo Hulon Marcello. Belha Oklno Kog Ush Mormsato Manuel lunsc Hsataro Kono Manuel Nunes, Sr., Frank V. Mederos. rrashero E. Suzuk U. Tomesato K. Sho John Mederos, Jr. ntone Monz J. V. Mederos J. Baba Crlo Veraguul M. Kumlra Fu! Unlpl Walter G. Zoller Do Yutaro. Sakaguch saml Chuch Hku Oshro Kamakchl Osblro Kame Oshro Yke Hora Otoo J. Mashlta M. Koga N. naluku M. Shosak T. Kawabata K. Mse S. Tagawa K. Tanabe M. Haseda K. Chluen K. Hrata Y. Fua K. Kamga R. Mashflu,(,( T. Do Kusua Fu! Kryo ( J. Fukuda Ukutaro Baba Ota Jutaro Kawakaml F. Sakamoto E. Keda Goch Taketa Knduchl Ota Scado Mamoto Kumake S. Nakamura Mashno Man. R. Ventura Sakamae Yosho Ful u Suga (, Mnoru Shlmagawa Sato Takul Kohama Dado Tackemoto mataro Tuckamoto Mrs. D. K. Kupahea Z. Yokomoto Suga Sadokchl Suga Saboro z Kauashlge (Contnued next week) J fo Q.00 - Nawlwl Garage C. W. SPTZ, Prop. NWLWL, KU TELEPHONE 494 utomobles to all Parts of Kaua, all hours, Day and Nght UTOMOBLES ND LGHT MCHNERY REPRED FORD CRS, McFRLN, STNLEY STEMER, LOCOMOBLE, COLE, REO, CHEVROLET (except Model "490") ND SJON, also REO, COMMERCE, LOCOMOBLE ND MORELND TRUCKS. We carry a complete stock of U. S. L. Batteres and Battery Parts also utomoble and Tre ccessores. COMPLETE LNE OF FORD PRTS Goodyear Tres and Tubes The best n the Market for the Money. gents for nter sland Steam Navgaton Co., Ltd. at Nawlwl. Kaua Goodyear. NWLWL GRGE, gents for Kaua. Wamea Up-to-da- LMTED Stables te Lvery, Drayng and Boardng Stable and nto- - 1 Lvery Busness. UTOMOBLE STGE-LN- E, BETWEEN LHUE and KEKH a Leavng Lhue every Monday, Wednesday and Frday. Leavng Kekaha every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. 1 RRVNG T THER DESTNTON N THREE HOURS F. WEBER, Manager. Telephone 43 W Wamea P. O. Box 71 Order t By Mal! Our Mal Ohdkk s exceptonally well equpped to handle nl your Drug and Tolet wants thoroughly and at once. We wll pay postage on all orders of 50? and over, except the followng: Mneral Waters, faby loods, (lassware and artcles of unusual weght and small value. e: lcohol, Strychnne, Non-Malabl- Rat posons, odne, nt poson, Mercury ntseptc Tablets, Lysol, Carbolc cd, Gasolne, Turpentne, Benzne and all other posonous or artcles. f your order s very heavy or contans much lqud, we suggest that you have sent by freght. Benson, Smh & Co., Ltd. "Servce Every Second" The Rexal Store Yea, they are holdng tho lno, hut t s not enough to take off your the folks hack homo must brng up hat to tho flag take off your coat the reserves. and roll up your bleevoa.

4 THE GRDEN SLND, TUESDY, JUNE 18, 1918 FOR SLE 1917 Buck - 5 passengers. 4 new Tres. Run only 4000 mles. Prce 700. Cash. See D- VD G. WLSON, Ka-pa- a Homesteads. "We have not studed cost, nor economy as we should, eher as organzers of ndustry, statesmen, or as ndvduals." Presdent Wlson. But there s yet tme to start to save and that tme s NOW.- - Bshop & Company Savngs Department HONOLULU THE BNK OF HW, LHUE Lmed BRNCH Lhue, Kaua. Hawa Deposs are receved subect to check. Certfcates of depos ssued payable on demand. Loans made on approved secury. Dkafts New York London Drawn on San Francsco Hong Kong Yokohama Savngs Department nterest pad on Savngs Deposs. 4 per cent on ordnary and 4 per cent on Term Deposs. Ordnary Savngs Deposs wll be receved up to $2,500 n any one account. Safe Drfos Boxes for Rent $2 and $3 a Year W1ME Wamka, f HOTEL Kaua Breakfast Lunch Dnner 1.20 Room : 1.00 J FRNK COX, Manager Koloa Plantaton Store Wholesale and Retal Grocere Dry Goods of all Descrptons. General Plantaton Supples. Kaua Steam Laundry Frst-clas- s Washng and ronng HTS CLENED Kapaa : : P. 0. Keala New Whe Wheat Bread made from flour refned from the starchy whe center of the wheat kernel. Whole Wheat Bread made from flour made from the starchy center and some of the outer brown layers (bran) of the wheat kernel. Graham Bread and Crackers made from flour contanng.all the wheat kernel, ncludng the bran. Macaron, Spaghett, Noodles made from wheat flour. Wheat Breakfast Foods sold under varous names, not advertsed as wheat products, made from the whole or part of the wheat kernel. Vctory Breads contan 75 per cent wheat. f you eat THESE you eat no wheat CONTN NO WHET Oatmeal, potatoes, Vce, homny, barley, and 100 per cent substute bread. 100 per cent Breads Corn pone, muffns, bscus, all knds of bread made only from corn, oats, baley and all other wheat substutes. These are usually made wh bakng powder or soda and sour mlk nstead of yeast and are sometmes known as "Quck Dreads." ET NO WHET What are the mercans dong? He-for- e England was n the war a year she had fought four great campagns. The Canadans were war veterens be--! fore a year was over. What have the mercans done? Ths wrer has ust returned from a long vs to the mercan lnes n Franco, from the bases on the tlantc coast to the outposts n No Mans Land n the shell swept sectors of Lorrane. He has had the opportuny to exumne the work of the mercans and to dhcuss ther future preparatons wh ther leaders. The best answer to the queston s a smple statement of facts. Frst, let us understand the dffcultes of the mercans. They were hampered at the begnnng by an almost complete lack of organzaton and by a very scanty war peraonel. Traned solders were few. The regular army was small and the state mla was not equpped for modern war. The government had refraned from makng preparatons before war was declared lest should seem gulty of ll fah. The mercan problem was very dfferent from that of England or even of the domnons. England could work from her bases a home for her men over to England to on prepared operatons a few score mles away n France. The domnons sent ther establshments. Hut merca was sendng her troops from an average By F.. McKense Wheatless Recpes led blooded mercans are not content wh keepng the law on the Mx the mhshed lnt a toes and sea wheat raton. They are gvng up ET sonngs wh the ground nuts, fsh or rooes TGHT moat. dd the beaten egg. Form n wheat entrely. ll they ask from to ltle cakes or sausages, roll n the Uned States Food dmnstraton s suggestons for usng the oth- wnen. you eat Potatoes Tltoy Save "Wheat. flour and placo n a greased pan wh n small pece of fat or salt pork on er thngs. aont eac sausage. Bake n a farly hot Corn Flour Bscus.. eat oven untl brown. 2 cups corn flour, 6 taps, bakng Scalloped Potatoes and Cheese powder, 1 tap. salt, 3 tbls. fat, 1V4 cups 111 rrange a layer of slced raw or lqud. boled potatoes n greased bakng Sft the dry ngredents together, XJ.S. FOOD JMlKfaYHTlOK J dsh and sprnkle wh grated cheese cut n the fat, add the lqud, mxng They are a splendd food. Excellent for your body. Delcous when dsh s nearly full. Pour mlk over and a ltle flour. Repeat untl the lghtly untl a soft dough s formed. Drop by teaspoonfuls on n greased well cooked. the whole, about one-hal- f cup to ev pan and bake about 15 mnutes n a What they do for your body. ery three potatoes. Skm mlk s hot oven. They are good fuel. They good. furnsh Bake n a.moderate oven un Ground Rolled Oats and Corn Flour starch whch burns n your muscles tl done. The length of tme requr Muffns. to let you work, much as the gasolne ed depends upon whether the potatoes are raw or boled and whether 1 cup corn flour, cup ground rol lunr n an automoble engne to led oats, 1 tsp. salt, 4 tsps. bakng make go. - the bakng dsh s deep or shallow. ppwdor, 1 cup lqud, 1 tbls. fat, 2 One medum szed potato gves you Boled potatoes baked n a shallow tbls. syrup, 2 eggs. as much starch ns two slces of dsh wll take only 20 mnutes. Raw Sft the dry ngredents together, bread. When you have potatoes for potatoes n a deep dsh may take as add to the cup of mlk the melted fat a meal you need less bread. Potatoes can save wheat. much as 1V4 hours. syrup and beaten egg, combne these Shepherds Pe. two mxtures, strrng lghtly wh They gve you salts lke other vegetables. You need the salts to buld bottom wh mashed potatoes. dd Grease a bakng., dsh; cover the out beatng, bake about 30 mnutes n a moderately" hot oven. and renew all the parts of your body a layer of cooked mnced meat or Chocolate,Cake and keep n order. fsh, seasoned well and mxed wh cup fat, cup Bugar, 3 eggs, 1 Potatoes at ther best. meat stock or gravy. Cover wh cup syrup, cup mlk, 1 tsp. salt, n old kng s sad to have tested mashed potatoes. Bake long enough 1 cups buckwheat flour, cup each cook before hrng hm by askng.hm to bol a potato. Even the to heat through 20 to 30 mnutes. ground rolled oats, 6 tsps. bakng come to powder, 1 tsp..cnnamon, 2 squares best potato can be spoled by a poor tran among them. What of the fghtng men themselves? How many mercans are at chocolate, 1 tsp. vanlla. cook. Cream the fat. sugar and egg yolks To Boll Them so that they wll be the front? That queston obvously add the syrup and mx well. dd alternately the lqud, and the dry n- potatoes n to bolng salted water "f for a kng," drop the unpeeled cannot be answered, but some facts can be told. gredents sfted together. dd the and cook 20 to 30 mnutes. Dralr The mercan troops n the fghtng lnes are more numerous than flavorng and melted choolate. Fold the water off at once. f they are n well beaten egg whes. Bake cooked too long or allowed to stand many people Beem to mmagne. f one hour n a moderately hot n the water they get soggy. were not for the extravagant fore oven. f you peel the potatoes before casts of last year we would be pleased W. S. S. cookng them you wll waste tme and wh potatoes both. You may throw away ther numbers. One secton s f You Eat THESE You Eat VTheat holdng a consderable part of the a sxth or even a quarter of the good CONTN Lorrane front and another secton s part of the potato wh the skns. WHET wh the lso, f the potatoes arent covered nglo-frenc- fghtng army farther north. The numbers n the up by the skns whle cookng, some fghtng lne are ncreasng daly, and of the valuable materal wll soak out nto the water. Even very small potatoes can be economcally used, f they are boled n th"or skns. - For Best Mashed Potatoes, peel the boled potatoes, mash and beat untl very lght, addng salt, butter or oleomargarne and hot mlk, a half a cup of mlk to sx potatoes. f dnuer s not ready to serve, ple lghtly n a pan and set n the oven to brown. Potato Corn-Me- Muffns. 2 tablespoons fat, 1 tablespoon sugar, 1 egg, well beaten, 1 cup mlk, 1 cup mashed potatoes, 1 cup corn meal, 4 teaspoons bakng powder.l teaspoon salt. Mx n the order gven. Dake 40 mnutes n hot oven. Ths makes 12 muffns. They are delous. Potatoes re Good n Cake, They are often used n ths way to keep the cake from dryng out quckly. Mash the potatoes and beat up wh mlk untl very lght. You can use your usual cake recepe, substutng one cup of mashed potatoes for one-hal- f cup of mlk and one-hal- f cup of flour. Potatoes for your man dsh. Potatoes, left over or fresh, may be ombned wh cheese or nuts or meat or other materal, often to make the man dsh of a meal. Potato Sausages 1 cup mashed potatoes, 1 cup ground las, fsh or meat, 1 egg, well beaten, 1V6 teaspoons salt, y8teaspoon pepper, Salt pork, bacon or other fat. What Has merca Done n Ths Great War? dstance of four thousand mles. She had to prepare a country-sd- n e Europe to receve them, carry them from end to end of France, buld docks at whch they could land, buld ralways over whch they could be carred, buld vast ware-house- s to hold ther supples, ordnance factores where ther guns could be rerfled, motor works where motor cars by scores of kept n order, and hospals where a thousands could be assembled and hundred thousand men could be tended at once. Must Feed Two Mllon. She must thread France, from the tlantc coast to the German border wh her own telegraph lnes. Vast cold storage plants were necessary for the food of the army, lest some unhappy turn mght brng two mllon men face to face wh starvaton. For every two men n the front lnes there nuht be three behnd the lnes keepng up supples, reparng the wreckage of war, carng for the wounded. They had to lay the foundatons. These foundatons have been lad wh a soldy and wh a, speed of whch the world at large has no dea. Some of the most beautful country sde of France has been turned, mle after mle nto a regon of warehouses to store the food for the army-olces of mddle France transformed by the pulsng lfe of the vast numbers W mercans thutvhave the best proof of the mercans actvy at the front s that n a short tme they had more than 4,000 casualtes. "Ther Motto s ttack" They are keen fghters. They remnd us at every turn of the Canadans. They have begun wh the dea of transformng trench war nto open fghtng. Ther motto s ttack! ttack! ttack! all the tme. When they took over ther sector of the Lorrane front was comparatvely quet. Now t has become a feld of contnuous actvy. "We want ths ob cleaned up," say the men. Some of the artllerymen" have been found workng thrty-seve- n hours at a stretch whout grumblng to hurry on the begnnng of ther attack. These men Bay ltle about the glory of war, but, they reveal a cold calculated determnaton to end. Ther frgd resoluton mpressed me as more terrble than any mere surface enthusasm. General Pershng voced the sentment of the entre army. met hm one afternoon when news from the Northern front was very gloomy. He seemed to brush the gloom away. "There can be no queston about what the end of the war wll be," sad he. "We may possbly have a tme of hard knocks and, buffets ahead; but only one concluson s possble a complete lled vctory." The actual ar suaton s ths. merca has a very large avalable supply of traned plots, men who have been most carefully selected. These are, practcally all of them, college athletes. So many appled to on the army ar servce that the authores were able to reect 90 per cent, elmnatng all except those most thoroughly equpped, mentally and physcally. Our Flyers Brllant Work.. The mercans also have an enor mous supply of.sklled mechancs. merca has been able to lend many thousand arplane mechancs to England. They have now errected a large arplane tranng cy n the heart of France. They have today fghtng squadrons upon the Eastern Front besdes mercan flers wh both the Englsh and French forces. The brllant work of these men s well known. The speed of growth of the mercan arplane force depends almost wholly upon the supply of engnes. antcpate that mercas ar strength wll begn to be drectly felt as a real factor n the western campagns ths autumn. t fs felt on a smaller scale already. No oye can complete a Journey such as have undertaken whout prde and confdence n the mercan effort. have to tell of a new force whch s comng nto the war, a force whch comes fresh wnen some of us are weared, whch comes wh almost unlmed potental man power, and whch comes, best of all, wh a resolute determnaton runnng thru every rank to see ths thng through. ; o: by recognz- Meet the wheat crss ng Jon the "wheatess-tll-har-vest- " club. C.prHlbC Hul cbrtner t Mtr Slvas Toggery,. YUB TRCTORS ready for delvery sk for demonstraton on your own ground. ron Works Co., T. H. t Fryng Shortenng CRSCO For Fryng--Fo- r For Cake Shortenng Makng There s no smoke nor odor. Fred foods are free from the taste of grease. They now are tasty and crsp. Thev are made more dgestble, for Crsco s all vegetable, The same Crsco can be used to fry fsh, onons, doughnuts, etc., merely by stranng out the food partcles after each rvng. Crsco gves pastry a new flakness and dgestbly. Crsco always s of the same freshness and consstency. ts unform qualy makes for unform results. Cae Mayng Crsco gves rchness at smaller cost, t brngs cake-makn- g back to populary. Butter lulls are reduced and cakes stay fresh and most longer. M HLL & SON N m VM TERRTORY OF HW f M

5 THE GRDEN SLND, TUESDY, JUNE 8r 1918 HOTEL LHUE (The Farvew) Twetv t,.o elegant rooms n Man Buldng Three ry Cottages Cusne unexcelled n country dstrcts W. H. Rce, Jr., Propretor S.. MORGN Co. Ltd. Stocks, Bonds, Real Estate and nsurance NO J1 MERCHNT ST. P. O. Box No. 594 Conserve Fuel by usng Cooks the Entre Meal. Bakes and Roasts Brown The Toughest old Rooster that ever crowed made tender when cooked n Duplex Freless lumnum Lnng Cooker Sngle compartment, $1 each Double Compartment each W. W. Dmond & Co., Ltd., Hawa mlml Newest.Coolest Hotel (n Hawu Fort Street JEWELERS everythng n the Slver and Gold Lne, Rch Cut Glass and rt Goods. Merchandse of the Best Qualy Only. H.F.W1CHMN&C0.,L9. Leapng Jewelers. P. O. Box 342 W. H. ZMMERMN Manufacturer f s.. -, -, M ""f -- mn n...v ON F. 1!.,.luc, Kaua Kaua. N THE CRCUT COURT OF THE FFTH CRCUT Terrory of Hawa. t Chambers n Probate n the Matter of the Estate of Mary Bacle, deceased. Notce to Credor The undersgned, Henry Blake and Solomon K. Kaull, the duly appont ed and qualfed admnstrators of the estate of Mary Bacle, deceased, here by gve notce to all persons havng clams aganst the estate of the sad Mary Bacle, deceased, to present Buch clams, duly authentcated, and wh proper vouchers, or duly authentcated copes thereof, even though such clams be secured by mortgage of real estate, to the under sgned, at ther places of busness, Koloa, County of Kaua, Terrory of Hawa, whn sx months from date, or Buch clams wll be forever barred. Dated at Koloa, ths 8th day of June, HENRY BLKE SOLOMON K, KULL, dmnstrators for the Estate of Mary Bacle, Deceased. June 11, 18, 25, July 2, N THE CRCUT COURT OF THE FFTH CRCUT Terrory of Hawa t Chambers n Probate, No n the Matter of the Estate of James Pauahl lohlkea, late of Lhue, Kaua, deoeased. Order of Notce of Peton for llow ance of ccounts, Determnaton of Trust and Dstrbuton of the Estate. On Readng and Flng the Peton and accounts of Chas.. Rce, dmnstrator of the Estate of James Pauah lohlkea, of Lhue, Kaua, wheren petoner asks to be allowed $ and charged wh $506.68, and prays that hs accounts be examned and approved, and that a fnal order be made of Dstrbuton of the remanng property to the persons thereto entled and dschargng petoner and suretes from all turner responsbly theren: t s Ordered, that Monday, the 1st day of July,. D. 1918, at 9:30 oclock. M. at the Court Room n Lhue, Kaua, of ths, Court, be and the same hereby s apponted the tme and place for hearng sad Peton and.ccounts, and that all persons nterested then and there appear and show cause, f any they have, why sad peton should not be granted, and present evdence as to who are entled to sad property. Dated the,27th day of May, (Sgd.) LYLE. DCKEY, (SEL) Judge of the Crcu Court of the Ffth Crcu. ttests (Sgd.) D. Wm. DEN, Clerk of the Crcu Court of the Ffth- - Crcu.. G. KULUKOU, ttorney for Petoner. May 28, June 4. 11, 18. N THE CRCUT COURT OF THE FFTH CRCUT Terrory of Hawa t Chambers n Probate n the Matter of the Estate of Wllam Ells, late of Lhue, Kaua. Deceased. Order of Notce of Peton for llow ance of ccounts, Determnaton of Trust and Dstrbuton of the Estate. - On Readng and Flng the Peton and accounts of Elzabeth K. Ells, dmnstratrx of the Estate of Wllam Ells, late of Lhue, Kaua deceased, wheren petoner asks to be allowed $G82.50 and charged wh $G78.C9, and prays that her accounts be examned and approved, and that a fnal order be made of Dstrbuton of the remanng property to the per Bona thereto entled and dschargng petoner and suretes from all fur ther responsbly theren: T S ORDERED, that Monday, the 1st day of July. D. 1918, at 10:00 oclock. M. at the Court Room n Lhue, Kaua, of ths Court, be and the same hereby s apponted the tme and place for, hearng sad Pet on and ccounts, and that all per sons nterested then and there ap pear and show cause. f any they have, why sad peton should not be granted, and present evdence as to who are entled to the sad prop erty. Dated ths 22nd day of May, 1918 (SEL) (Sdg) LYLE. DCKEY Judge of the Crcu Court of the Ffth Crcu. ttest: (Slg) D. Wm. DEN. Clerk of the Crcu Court of the Ffth Crcu. May e FOR SLE 1917 OKLND TOUR- - ng Car. Practcally New, run only, aw) nnes. Taxes pad. 4 new tres. nquro at the Lhue Store Ollce. 4t NOTCE OF SLE OF GOVERNMENT LESE t 12 oclock, noon, Saturday, June 22nd, 1918, at the offce of the Sub gent, Mss Bernce E. L. Hundley Kapaa, Kaua, there wll be sold at publc aucton, under Secton 380 of the Revsed Laws of Hawa of 1915, a general lease to the followng de scrbed Government lot: Lot 3, Block H, Kapaa Town Lots, Kawahau, Kaua, contanng an area of 6750 square feet, more or less; term of lease, 10 years from February 1st, 1919; upset rental, $50 per annum, payable sem-annuall- y n ad vance. ll buldngs and other mprove lot be- ments on the above descrbed long to the present tenant, and the lease shall be subect to the rght of the present tenant to remove the same whn sxty (GO) days from February 1st, The purchaser shall pay the cost of advertsng. For maps and further nformaton, apply at the offce of the Sub gent, Mss Bernce E. L. Hundly, Kapaa, Kaua, or at the offce of the Commssoner of Publc Lands, Capol Buldng,, T. H. WLTER. ENCLE, ctng Commssoner of Tublc Lands. Dated at, May 11th, May 21, June 4, 18. FOR THE HOUSE. To the voters on Kaua: beg to announce myself as a can ddate on the Democratc tcket at the forth comng prmares for the House of Representatves. respectfully solc the support of the voters of Kaua. M. S. HENRQUES. Kapaa, May 25th, FOR THE SENTE To the Voters of Kaua: hereby announce my canddacy as a Republcan for nomnaton at the forthcomng prmary electon, for the Terroral Senate, and solc the Sup port of the voters of Kaua. JOE RODRGUES RE YOU MEMBER OF THE S. P. U. N. SSOCTON S. P. U. N. That s the organ zaton whch s dong good n the communy at present, and ranks wh the O. O. U. n effcent servce. There s no naton fee, no lcense, no medcal examnaton, but you can Jon. S. P. U. N., as explaned by J.. M. Johnson, the Royal Facto Maxm Slencer, s the Socety for the Preventon of Useless Noses. Here are some of the rules: Stop blowng horns and openng cut-out- s near churches and schools. Stop makng a nose behnd anoth er car when the other motorst s n trouble. Stop the nose of the tred kddes n the summer and once each month take a carload of them out to the park. nose lke buyng war savng stamps few useless noses Makng a and then refusng to buy. Makng a nose lke a good fellow when you are only a pker. Makng a nose lke you have bought $1,000 worth of Lberty Bonds when you have only bought a $50.00 one. Makng a nose that you wll buy war savngs stamps tomorrow, when tomorrow never come. The fellows who go over the top have no But make a nose lkke gettng down n your Jeans and buyng war savngs stamps and help the Red Cross tll hurts, and then keep quet about. lready Spoken For few Sundays ago, n one of the largest and most beautful of our churches the pastor, as usual, stood near the door after the sermon, to greet strangers as they passed out of the church. s red-face- a plump, young Swede, evdently a brand-nearrval, advanced, he reached out hs hand courteously and null, wh a pastorul call or a vs by a deacon ess n vew: "1 am glad to see you. What s your name, please, and where do you lve?" fter a moment of embarrased but flattered slence, the Scandnavan damsel, her face even a deeper cherry color than before, repled: "Oh! but bane have a steady now :o:. The largest exportaton of beef for any month n 1917 was n prl, when reached ,903 pounds. n 1916 June was the hghest mouth wh a total of 53,828,930 pounds. The largest exportaton of pork for any month n 1917 was n January, whn reached a total of 199,505,465 pounds. n 1916, February was the hghest month, wh a total of 102, 37;,3uG pounds. Marguere 13 nb -- Jl1 ltj f--y T rut,. m M rrn rrm-- r C atv x asobvnaneeldol" Mabel The nnd The oth Chapter of the Stupendous Photoplay Seral "VENGENCE ND THE WOMN" POWERFUL DRM OF MODERN TLY MOST l; WME, MOX, JUNE 21; MKWKL, TUES. KOl.O, WED. HOMESTED, TU. KP, FR. P K L P. O. BOX 28 : WME Mall The our natonal Shoe and X The war culls for team work of solder son and solder father the hero of the trenhes and the hero of the furrow. TOP THETRE Babs June 18. N 9mt Clark OF "SUB-DEB- THE FMOUS " STORES BY ROBERTS RXEHRT Chapter of "WHOS NUMBER OXK" HKRST P T K WEEKLY June 20 - NEWS PCTORL Tp Top Theatre ROLFK PHOTOPLYS, XC, PRESENTS Talaferro n r cts of Grppng Drama, Sympathy PTHE WEEKLY XEWS PCTORL. June 22, - Lna Cavaler! Temptress" RELSTC TLN SETTNGS EXCELLENT SUPPORTT NCLUDNG ELOT DEXTER 10th Chapter of "FTL RNG" BURTON HOLMES TRVEL PCTURES. Half Rg Heart nterest. Tp Top Babs Matnee dol" wll be also shown at ELEELE, WED., JUNE. MKWEL, T1UR., WME, FR., KEKH, ST., KP, MOX. The Eternal Temptress9 wll be also shown at VULCNZNG Tre and Tube Reparng TOMNTSU orders promptly carefully flled REGL SHOE STORE Fort Je Hotel. Streets. TP Thursday, Regal Saturday, Eternal Tuesday, OXK 10th MRY Matnee dol "Gods " r 4u, cre" Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd. uy am sell, REL ESTTE nnl STOCKS and BONDS and rents SFE DEPOST BOXES Fort and MerchantSts. Save Money by Usng Hbdbral Double - Cable - Base TRES WE RECOMMEND THEM full stpek n all styles and szes RUGGED and PLN TREDS McBryde Store gents For Kaua. 1 1 Holonulu Thn s your frst chance to defend Producton and Ht-l-f denal are the the Hug go the lm. um that wll net the lluun.

6 THE GRDEN SLND, TUESDY, JUNE 18, 1918 Rghts of Czenshp Lst for Kaua Through nformaton furnshed by Uned States Dstrct ttorney S. C. Hubor, wo aro enabled to prnt ths wook what s beleved to bo a com plete lst of thoso resdents ol Kaua, of Gorman or ustran brth, to. whom "rghts of czenshp" wero granted durng tho days of tho republc, mnus thoso names the owners o whch have clthor ded or taken out mercan naturalzaton papers snce annexaton. Mr. Huber, n connecton wh tho accompanyng lst, has prepared an explanatory statement whch coves comprehensvely nl ponts nt ssue and should bo carefully scanned by thoso who have some doubt as to ther standng at tho present tme, reads as follows: "Below s, n lst of all persons of German or ustran brth to whom certfcates of specal rghts of czenshp and letters of denzaton were granted undor authory of rtcles 1 and 19, respoctlvoly, of the constuton of tho republc of Hawa, and not afterwards naturalzed by the dstrct court oftho Uned States for tho Terrory of Hawa. "Ths lst ncludes the names of such persons who may have been naturalzed by the supremo court of the republc of Hawa after tho takng out of such certfcates and letters and beforo annexaton. "t ncludes tho names of the holders of buc "certfcates and letters who may havo been naturalzed by tho crcu courts of tho terrory. t also ncludes tho names of persons of Gorman and ustran brth who, at the tme of takng out such certfcates and lotters, may have been naturalzed czens of the Uned States or of any other country. "Ths latter condon arses from the fact that thcse certfcates and letters state and place of brth of tho person to whom they were ssued, but do "not state the country of whch such person was then a czen. "ll persons whose names appear n ths lst clamng. czenshp n the Uned States or n any country other than Germany or ustra, f on tho sland of Kaua they should present thefr proofs to the.clerk of te crcu court, or f they prefer, they may send such proofs drect to the Uned States attorney at. "ny person whose name appears n the lst below and who cannot show that, at the tme of the takng out of such certfcate or letter, he was a naturalzed czen of some country other than Germany or ustra; or that, after takng out such certfcate or letter, he was naturalzed by the supreme court of Hawa, or under tho laws of the Uned States, s stll a czen of or ustra and aa Gel-man- such s subect to the rcgulatons prescrbed by the presdent of tho Uned States governng the conduct of alen enemes. "f a German czen ho must at onco regster n the manner provded by Secton 19 of the presdents proclamaton of November C, 1917." Tho lst for Kaua and Nhau s as follows: Bode, John. Berndt, Johan. Boettlge, Carl Braun, Carl Bechcrt, lbort. Bechert, lobort. Blllhdom, W. Bub, Ch. Bosso, Sr., Jr., C. PSSENGER LST FOR JUNE 18 Tho followng pssengcrs nrrlvcd by tho S. S. Knau ths mornng: Mrs. J. M. Wn, Lydgate, H. Lydguto, J. H. Buschor, 13. B. Gerald, W. H. Hsernmn, Mrs. G. 1 Wlcox and two chldren, Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Hopper, Mrs. E. C. tbborts, Mrs. McGregor, Mss. B. Wlshafd, J. Wakefeld, D. L. ustn,. E. Hale, Mrs. Hayash, Mss Hamaku, Dasy Contrades, K, Contrares, Mss M. Contrares, Mrs. and Mrs. C. Holt and 2 chldren, V. Strango, Mr. anr Mrs. Wn.- H. Rco, Jr., Slr Spltzcr, Baldwn, Dr. Watcrhouso, M. O. Johnson, R Kruso, Mrs. C. B. Hofgaard, P. B. Cooke, F 13. Thompson, Mrs. W. Lathan, J. Homer, W. E. Young, G. Kaeo, W. Waamau, H. Baker. S Bronsng, Segfr. Bomko, ugust. Bruns. Johann E. Buscluuann, W. Bremer, Bombard. Chrstan, C. Cremer, E. Denert. P. Elmhorst, D. Pres,. Passoth, J. Groto, W. Gcrke, Carl Hefers,. Holynhans, W. sonbcrg, O. Jottmann, Henry. Joorgens, Geo. Kcllncr, H. C. Knaupp, E. KelBor, P. Knackstedt, Chas. Kans, L. K. Klmmc, C. Kruso, E. Koohler, Mchael, Koohlcr, Oscar. Labenz, P. Looffer, Wm. Mladench, E. Mann, P. Monthe, tobt. Mahrt, Oscar. Nlenuber, H. Opfergelt, Jules. Otholl, Jolann. Prlgge, H. Prlgge, D. Ron Ken, P. tledel, Prank. Shubert, G..- Schumacher, Fred. Splllner, Edw. Schobor, Wlhelm. Stellgas, J. Scharsch, Joseph. Seghorn, Joseph. Trabos, Hermann. Trobus, J. Thelmann, Conradt Warrelmann, John. Wolters, C. Wober, Prz H. Weber, H. x Wnnto, G. Wobke, L. Wohlers, L. Wraup, H. Zuckscheverdtz, E. Zlchort, G. Holler, W. N. 5. E. LUCS OPTCN begs to announce to the Kaua publc that he wll-ope- n offces n the Rce Buldng, Llhue, on June 24. ushv KENNETH C. HOPPER, gent Lhuo.. " Subscrptons Receved for ny Perodcal nywhere. Let me renew your old subscrptons. v. Telephone 57 L. S Food "PlJZZLE-FN- D r KU HS THE BEST RODS N THE TERRTORY Realzng that good roads nro the most valuablo asset of a communy and especally to a country that has an arra; of scenc ponts to offer the tourst, our sland of Kaua stands frst and foremost n tho securng of good roads and of ther nantaluance. Prom Wamea to Nawllwlll the motorst travels over a stretch of drveway whch s very smlar to a boulovavd., Ono4 feature of the drve whch s always a oy to tho motorst s the pleasant gradng of the hlls;. On the wholo run between tho two named ponts there s not a clmb that can not be made easly on tho hgh gear wh tho ordnary motor carfl. The steepest of tho clmbs s the Wamea hll whch s met comng from Llhue at 25.5 mles. Travelng as ordnary speed and wh a runnng start ths hll can be negotated easly on the hgh gear, thus makng the whole trp whout shftng gears. Joseph H. Moragne, the county engneer; s the man to whom tho cred should bo gven for thoso good roads and t was under hs personal supervson that many of them have been bult. t tho present tme Mr. Moragne s busy completng a fne pece of road constructon between Kapaa and Llhue. Wh ths stretch completed, Kaua wll bo able to Bay that wh tho excepton of a few short strps of road that arc also undergong repars at tho same tme, that she has thc roads n perfect condon to all ponts o"f nterest on the man hghways. Tho trp up the sdo o Olokole canyon, consderng that tho road s subect to tho ravages of ran torrents and and streams sweepng down the mountan sde s a revelaton of good road buldng and s kept n very good repar. lthough tho road along tho canyon s very narrow and ust suffcently wde enough for one machne to navgate, there s absolutely no danger to eher car or drver f tho motorst watches tho raod closely and takes no chances. t Nawllwlll, Wamea and other ponts of nterest tho tourst wll fnd gudes who aro thoroughly fam lar wh every mllo of road on the sland and that ther charges are very reasonable. ll n all Kaua offers the tourst tho best that can bo found n the wholo group of sands anr ho wll bo treated lko a brother s an assur er fact. REL PLESURE TO USE T Websters New nternatonal s a Necessy n Everv Well-Equpp- ed School, Cul-- J?Zfr Home Up-To-Date and Busness Offce. Every day n your tnlk md mulng, at home, n tho oflce, shop, and school you queston the meunnt; of some new word frend asks: "What s whe coal?" sabotage? gantry? Who was Becky Sharp? s Hongkong a cy or an sland? ete., etc. Ths New Creaton s far more than a dctonary, bob equvalent n type matter to that of a encyclopeda. t answers wh fnal authory all knds nf rmutnw n.mkuhk--, nsory, Keorapv, bography, trades, arts, ana. scences, sports, forogn phrases, abbrevatons, etc. Get the Best. Supreme Court Judges concur n s favor. The government Prntng Ollce at Washngton uses as the authory. These statements can be made of no other dctonary.! K. C. HOPPER. Lhue, Hawa: Sr: ; Please un! no samplo pages and f orus of. Websters Xew nternatonal Dctonary. ) Xume....Wllru,--n..... lrlly M M V -- T D THE 5LCKFR. V V V V V VV VVV V V V V V V V V V V V VV V News tems Gathered from here and there t.. ttorney P. E. Thompson, of Hono lulu, arrved on the Knau ths morn ng.,1. H. Buschor, wholesale commsson merchant of, arrved on tho Knau ths mornng. P. B. Cooke, agent of tho Board of Health, roturned from ths mornng. Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Hopper return ed from a week at anr report havng a "Par Tme." D. L. ustn anr Sd Spltzer, two of s lve wre travelng men, are vsng Kaua merchants ths week. M. O. Johnson, chemst for tho U. S. grcultural Experment Staton, was an arrvng passenger by tho Knau ths mornng. J. Wakefeld, manager of tho dry goods department of Theo. H. Daves & Company, s a vsor on Kaua ths week. Mss Blanche Wshard arrved ths mornng to speyl tho summer vacaton perod wh her parents, Mr. anr Mrs. H. D. Wshard, of Llhue. Wll E. Young, of tho frm of Young Brothers,, arrved ths mornng for a weeks vs wh hs brother, Dr. E. N. Young, of Lhue. BONN JUNE 5th, 191S, T.MK-wel- l, Kaua, to Mr. and Mrs. Snclar Hobnson, a daughter. Mrs. E. Chester Roberts, wfe of Ye Edor wasa passenger on tho Knau ths mornng from. She wll make a short vta on Kaua and then leave for a tlreo months trp to the manland. Tho C reel feature flm, "Draft 258" wll be shown n Lhuo on July 3rd and 4th. Ths s a wonderful flm and no one on Kaua should mss seeng. specal program has been arranged to bo shown wh. Teoplo Margnes, a young Flpno lvng at Malumalu s fond of now clothes so ho purloned a su and a Panama hat belongng to hs frend Tmoteo, wore but forgot to return and so was brought beforo tho court on Monday. Ho pleaded gulty and was gven a sx months soourn 4 n tho county al. Jnpnneso play was gven at the Llhue armory last Saturday nght to an mmense audence. Tho armory was packed, tho S. U. O. sgn beng hung out early n tho evenng. t must havo been a good play from tho way that tho audence showed ther apprecaton of tho players. You want to bowaro of a young well appearng, gonal, fellow, who carres the name of do Greo. Ho represents Smoot & Stenlausor of, and ho wll sell you somethng for your nutomoblo f you dont watch hm carefully. Tho best dea s to put your pocketbook under lock and key and then throw tho key away. But layng all Jokes asde ho certanly does sell the goods. Tho U, S. Boys Workng Hesorvo has enroled all tho school boys of tho slam! who uro 14 years of ago or over anr who aro gong to engage n agrcultural work ths summer. Tho boys aro to work on tho samo plantatons as ther parents us n former years. Thoso who can get statements at tho end of the vacaton from ther. tmekeepers that ther work s sats--, factory and that they worked at least sx weeks contnuously wll ho awarded gronzo badges by tho U. S. of Labor at Washngton. PENNSYLVN" Lawn Slower that has. been well tred and stood the test s the mower to buy. You need look no further. The Pennsylvana las been n use here for years, and they are stll n use on all our Parks, Lawns and.school Grounds v Wo carry full lno. dress. a vnutlmna.. S. cnsylvaa standard Jennxlvuna Great mercan Pennsylvana 1vd Cloud- 1ennsylvun a Wre us f you are nterested- - cake s wrapped to HV nsure delvery to sanary condon Elect ra Grass Catchers o f all Mowers; Grass and Hodge Hlfoars v Garden Tools of all knds. - v Lewers & Cooke, Ltd. Lumber- antr Juhlg Materals So. - l(!)-17-7 Kn" Street Let Us Do ll Your 1 Laundry and Dry Cleanng Terroral Messenger Servce DUXBK Catton, BELTNG Whout queston, the best belt n the world. Cut from the back-bon- e porton of oak-tannleather, and made water-- proof. dstrbutors: Nell & Co., Ltd. ENGNEERS CrEr fbr. --rvy -- M- - PURE s rslt ol M U, f 1 NKlU WHTE flk stlelf Sop- - "VllW P WM. TOLET s an antseptc M U --Jwl- U Nuracrv. m - Tolet R L nnrf K T E,.,, purposes. r. you n a..,, v M and toretan s orgnal delcate perfume. 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