'rd PRESSURE HEAVY ON ALL TEUTON FRONTS. hi, For Wailuku Begins. Candidate In Race. Work On Two Hotels. First

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1 Boost The au County Far au Frst County Far! Nov. 30, Dec. and 2 VOLUE XXIII. WAILUKU, AUI CO., HAWAII. JULY 28, 96. NUBER 23 " Work On Two Hotels For Waluku Begns uch Buldng Actvty On au At W Present au Drygoods To E nlargenew Store On arket Street Work was begun ths week on the new Grand Hotel to be bult at the corner an and Church streets, Waluku. The old Lyons buldng It. beng removed and work has begun on the foundatons by J. Icanco, who has the contract for the masonry work. The contract for the superstructure has been let to a Japanese frm on arket street. The new buldng s to cost, complete, except for furnture, between $22,000 and $23,000 and Is to bo fnshed by the mddle November. uch Buldng In Progress A buldng boom s on aul at the present tme, despte the soarng prces materals. Besdes the Grand Hotel, work Is already well under way for the new man buldng the Waluku Hotel, whch s to cost about $0,000. On arket street, Waluku, three new buldngs are gong up at present. Two are on the makat sde the street on nronertv owned hv the Ahul estate, and wll be occuped by tne stores ol Y. Uchda and K. Kawa hara respectvely. On the onnoslto sde the street a two story structure nas Deen started whch wll be used as a Japanese hotel. These buldngs replace oa shacks whch had outlved ther usefulness. Radcal changes are beng made n ue mauca nar or the postflce buld lng. formerlv ncmntph ẉ.. t... "j x. v ett as a law fce, but whch wll sooh do tanen possesson as the dental fces Dr. Geo. S. AlkeD Dr. Wllam Osmers s also to have a new fce In a buldng to be constructed n the vacant lot just maka t fce ste. The buldng now occupyng s to be moved back from the stret and converted Into a cottage. These propertes are owned by W. T. RohnRnn An unusual amount work s also In progress on all the plantatons aul In way buldng, and the coun ty nas a numoer or school structures under way. The new Baldwn enmr lal church Is employng qute a force o men, ana work wll probably begn before long on the new au Hgh School buldng, at Hamakuapoko, whch s to be bult largely from prvate funds. au Drygoods To Enlarge A has been made by the subleas e Grand Hotel Company the fne lot on the mauka corner Church and an streets, drectly opposte the hotel locaton, and also just across an Btreet, from the Frst Natonal Bank, to the au Drygoods & Grocery Company. It s understood that the mercantle company wll shortly erect a $3000 Btore buldng whch wll be used as a furnture department annex the man store. It has a lease for 25 years on the property, whch was leased n the frst nstance from T. B. Lyons by the Grand Hotel Company. rs. cconkey Is Gven Farewell Recepton rs. Wlbur F. cconkey, who leaves shortly for the manland to be away for at least several years, was the guest honor at a most pleasant recepton gven by the Lades Ad Socety at the Pala Communty House, last Tuesday afternoon from 3 to 5 o clock. Several hundred frends the popular and beloved matron assembled durng the afternoon. The man hall the Communty House had been arranged n drawngroo effect, wth rugs, tables, and cozycornerand shaded lghts cast a st glow over the pretty scene. The artstc decoratons were the work rs. J. T. Fantom and ss osser. Durng the afterjvnoo n choce refreshments consstng cake and delcous punch were served. Whle the recepton was n progress, a handsome sutcas a steamer rug, beef. and a substantal remembrance were delvered at rs. cconkeys home, as a surprse, for use on the journey, and at the journeys end. rs. cconkey wth her chldren, John Ross and Vrgna, expect to leave by the August transport, to be followed later by Dr. cconkey. Weather Bureau ay Have Staton On Haleakala If the ambton U. S. Weather Observer A.. Hamrck, now on aul for the frst tme, can be made a realty, a permanent meteorologcal staton wll be establshed on the summt Haleakala, and careful records kept by some competent person. Dr. Hamrck, who has been n charge the weather bureau work n for somethng more than a year, beleves that much valuable data mght be secured by such a staton data that could be secured from no other locaton Ṫhe aul cbnmber commerce has been plannng to put a permanent caretake r for the rest house on the mountan once more, and t s qute possble that a man mght be found qualfed to combne both jobs. Presdent R. A. Wadsworth the chamber expects to take the matter up wth Dr. Hamrck wth ths end n vew. aus Tax Payments ore Than Half A llon Terrtoral Audtor Fsher has made publc the total collecton taxes for the fscal year ended June 30, last. In all, the taxpayers the Islands pad nto the cfers Hawa $3,722, Of ths sum the cty pad $2,8,967.78; au, ; Hawa $659,906.44, and Kaua, $346, auls share s dstrbuted as follows: School fund Terrtory, $8, ; county, $270,75.8; road, specal school fund, county, $23,45.05; expense collectng taxes, $5,384.80; nterest on bonds, $22,3.23 ; snkng fund, $4, H. W. Rce Buys Cornwell Ranch For $250,000 The Cornwell ranch contanng 35,00 0 acres has been sold by A.. Brown and rs. Blanche Walker to Harold W. Rce, at a consderaton beleved to be $250,000. The purchaser gans drect ownershp to 0,000 acres, 25,000 acres n leaseholds and 3000 to 3500 head cattle. rs. Walkers nterest has been held n the name Walter F. Dllngham and R. W. Atknson. Durng the past year Rce has purchased a large number peces land n the akawao regon, ncludng the 000 acre ranch the Ferrera estate, and he s probably now the larg. est ndvdual land owner on aul. BOYS BABY BEEF CLUBS. Changes n the beef ndustry have resulted n the organzaton n varous States boys baby beef clubs. A number State agrcultural colleges are now arrangng, n cooperaton. wth the department, baby beef shows and contests to be held n the fall Ths movement orgnated n Texas, where t has proved so successful that the Texas Baby Beef Club now has a membershp more than 200. Ths poneer club was organzed to encourage the fattenng more cattle n Texas. For many years Texas had rased feeder cattle, but nstead fattenng them on homegrow mlo, n kafr, and feterta, the farmers the State had sent them to the feed lots the corn belt. Ths, t. was felt was a mstake. By the effcent use economcal feed to produce hghgrad e calves wthout loss mlk fat nto hghly fnshed, maturely formed yearlngs, known as baby beeves, t was beleved that prtable returns could be secured to Texas cattle feeders. In order to popularze the product on baby beef, therefore, a promnent breeder n Coleman county start, ed a baby beef contest among the farm boys. The boys purchased ther calves by gvng notes payable when the calves were marketed as baby The dea proved successful from the frst, and the Annual Boys Encampment and Baby Beef Contest, held at Fort Worth under the aus pces the Natonal Feeders and Breeders Show, has ncreased each year n attendance and exhbts. Last arch 300 boy feeders pgs and baby beeves gathered to receve n structon and to show ther stock. Over 00 baby beeves wellfnshe excellent type were exhbtd. In a number the classes the boys competed wth ther calves aganst. PIONEER INCREASES CAPITAL As was antcpated, the shareholders meetng the Poneer ll Company, held n last Frday, approved the plan the drectors for older and more experenced feeders. ncreasng the captal Twenty stock the rbbons were won n these cla company to $5,000,000 by a stock sess by dvdend $,000,000. It was announced club members. Three brothers from Clay County won two frsts and that the company wll contnue to pass two seconds, and one these broth dvdends 2 percent monthly as ers also obtaned the grand champonshp heretore. The stockholders also n the competton among club authorzed the lstng the companes shares members only. Accordng n San Francsco and ths to the custom at fat s lkely to be done shortly. stock shows, the cattle were sold n the open market. The boys stock brought a prce averagng New agstrate alove the For Hana. top the regular market, the extra Governor Ptkham on Wednesday prce beng justfed by the qualty sgned a commsson appontng Howard Palakko as dstrct magstrate weghed about 850 pounds per head, the carcasses. On the ho the cattle for Hanr,. and the dressng percentage was PRESSURE HEAVY ON ALL TEUTON FRONTS Russans Drve Turks From Central Armena Amerca Enters Protest To Blacklst ethods Bomb Outrage In San Francsco, July 28 All courts adjourned followng report Attorney J. Alfred aroons death. Flaps flown at half mast. Rapd Transt wll start at once on extenson. Grows weary foolng wth Governor and on strength supreme courts decson wll ncrease captal. Addtonal pad up stock ssue to he authorzed wll provde $392,500 for Kng St. betterments and much other work. Supervsors wll not have such sport as cock fghtng for sake common decency and morals. Board Health urges the abandonment Nuuanu reservor and takng over artesan wells. anoa bond ssue appeal now fled wth supreme court. Far reachng questons to be decded soon. arcon servce reopened n Europe. essages wll now be accepted for Germany and Austra. PARIS, July 28 Reserves are swarmng at hard pnesses German lne. Teutonc powers practcally abandon Balkan front to renforce crumblng postons on east and west. French and Brtsh contnue ther drve. Russans press onward n all drectons. NEW YORK, July 28 Treatment suggested by savant the Rockefeller nsttute brngs results here. (Infantle paralyss?) El PASO, July 28 Carranzs,ta solders are chasng outlaws. Vl lsta bandts sad to be headed towards border. WASHINGTON, July 28 Terrfc wave heat sweeps over manland. All states east Rocky ountans afflcted and wave threatens Pacfc coast. Kansas and Nebraska lterally burned by sun. SAN FRANCISCO, July 2S Coast polce fasten bomb outrage Exconvupon labor forces. dentfed by San Francsco woman as mysterous sutcas e man and then unon men are apprehended. Thom as ooney among those arrested. Edward Nlan, Ben Levn, frend cnamaras Eos Angeles Tmes exploson taken also. Thomas Ryan and Antone Fedon yeld damagng evdence. BALTIORE, July 27 Deutchland stll lngers. ay make dash for sea from Chesapeake coast WASHINGTON, July 28 Blacklst may be met n knd. Note sent togreat Brtan demands modfcaton Entente polcy. SAN DIEGO, July 28 Capt. Culvert sends wreless messages dur ng hs long flght. WASHINGTON, July 27 Uncle Sams answer to Brtsh s a sharply worded protest whch Ambassador Page s drected to convey to the Brtsh foregn fce. The note was drawn up after conference between the Presdent, Counsellor Polk, and other admns traton advsers. Has already been cabled to London. It wll be made publc n full on onday.accordng to announcement, the tme Hung gven for the Brtsh government to receve t. LONDON, July 27 Heavy fghtng s agan the order the day on the wtest front, partcularly that porton held by Brtsh troops where Sr Douglas Hag endeavors to move forward. Throughout all last nght Brtsh contnued to press Germans at varous ponts the Som me sector. There was severe hand to hand fghtng n whch Brtsh clam some successes. Enemy at ths pont s usng gas shells whch rrtate eyes so much that men n trenches are temporarly blnded. BERLIN, July 27 Durng the day Brtsh made several attacks wth hand grenades n regon around Pozeres but were nvarably repulsed. South the Somme French made attack today n consder able force, but Germans traned machne guns on nfantry and broke down fensve. Aeroplane successfully bombarded areham, naval base on Russan Baltc coast, used jontly by Brtsh and Russans. German fler returned unscathed after several hts on buldngs whch have consttuted base. From ths place Brtsh submarnes have been ojer at ng on Baltc. LONDON, July 27 Norwegan salng vessels Bams Sedred and Juno toredoed n North Sea.No casualtes reported., July 27 Great Northern run permanent,a possblty Ḃoard Health objects to rulng rendered by Unted States body for dscontnuance nspecton on vessels comng here from manland A protest was entered after meetng held last month. ove company due to arrve n Hawa soon. Seth oyle cables that Aloha Flm Company leaves Los Angeles August. Great ralroad strke appears sune to come. Advces receved by J. K. Butler, freght traffc manager Oahu Ralway forecasts much trouble on manland., July 27 Legal department cty rads bg gamblng den. Actng cty attorney, publc prosecutor and Advertser reporter do polce duty. Detectve department asleep at the swtch. 52 Chnese are taken nto custody whle cduffy does nothng. Lure Hawa follows toursts to sea. essrs. Crane andwood who have boen vstng here, send alohas from atsona. Garrson post to have schools for men army. Hawaan department takes steps under drecton Washngton. New law provdes for much better tranng. Trade and vocatonal classes to prepare solders for return to cvl lfe. Congress s lberal wth appropratons affectng Hawa,s report Correspondent Walker. one measures passed for terrtory than by any smlar body snce annexaton. Contractor Rtche fles hs securty bonds for $87,000 for work n anoa. anoa wll have much mprovement. Ad Club members wll devote a mwetng to cvc affars. Governments plan to make forest reserve Round Top meets wth approval, PARIS, July 27 Germans lose Pozeres to Brtsh.thereby openng drect road to bg ralroad juncton pont Bapaume. Russans hammer hole n Lenberg defenses. Grand Duke Ncholas reports fall Erzngan after a surprse attack and the clearng Turks out central Armena., July 27 J. Alfred agoon, promnent lawyer nnl ts death n tragcal fall. Plunges from brdge n Baltmore and s klled. Was well known as legal counsellor and promoter amusement enterprses. Detals death lackng. WASHINGTON, July 26 Extra pay to be even for dutv on bor der. Senate adopted amendment gvng solders forteng rate pay whle on lne. Pneapple Company Wll Extend County Belt Road An extenson the belt road beyond the Kuaha homesteads, for a dstance several mles, s soon to be commenced by the Haku Frut & Packng Company. The county supervsors agmed to a proposton from the pneapple company to ths effect at ts last meetng, and as soon as the survey can be accurately determned, work wll begu. The company s wllng to undertake the expense because a large quantty pneapple land whch wll soon come nto bearng and whch the road wll make ad In marketng. The county engneer In conjuncton wth the loan fund engneerng force, and the engneers the Kahulu ralroad have been busy on the project durng the past week. The ralroad has been brought Into the matter because a rght way whch t holds for the extenson ts lnes n that dstrct. The extended road wll be a part the cut f whch wll ultmately cut out several almost prohbtve hlls n the vcnty Peah, and shorten the dstance between Kuaha and Kakp gulch by about 3 mles. au an Is Frst Canddate In Race Fles Nomnaton Wth Terrtoral Secretary any ore Expected To Enter Very Soon Frst all the sw.rm canddates soon to be expected for the comng prmary electon s Lev ahla, who fled bs nomnaton papers at the Urrtoral secretarys fce n on Wednesday ths week. ah Is n the feld as a representatve from ths dstrct. The tme for closng the entres n the poltcal race s not untl September 7, but ahla s losng no tme n makng hs ntention s known. Others from au who have ntmated ther ntenton or wllngness to serve ther county In the legslature are Hon. II. A. Baldwn, for the senate; A. F. Tavares, It. J. K. Nawahlne, Lev Joseph,. G. Kaano Taschoal, Chas. l, L. B. Kaumehewa, Ed. Walwaole, V. F. Crockett, and P. J. Goodness for the House. aj. H. B. Penhallow, wll probably also be a canddate for the senate. WASHINGTON, July 27 Brtsh cruser forces Amercan navy to protect Teuton submarne. Alles warshp saled nto Chesapeake bay and tes up near the Deutchland. Underse a freghter secures clearance papers, but followng appearance enemy at Baltmore, Capt. Koeng fals to sal and talks ndefntely. LONDON, July 27 Entente blackl st declared domestc but foregn dplomats n London declare that ths atttude cannot hold. PETROGRAD, July 26 Erzngan, n central Armena, captured by Slav forces. Wth capture ths fortress Turks are cleared from Armena, t s reported. Russans on east front ganng further successes, contnung ther drve n southern Volhyna, pressng back Teutons near Slonevka rver. Great losses nflcted upon retrng forces. Serous reverse nearly sustaned by rght wng Russan army whch has been campagnng n rght regon. Gen. von Hndenbergs army made sudden slashng attack near Rga and nearly succeeded n penetratng Russan front lne but Germans were fnally compelled to retreat. ore than 4000 German prsoners taken. LONDON, July 26 Gen. Sr Douglas Hag, commandng Brtsh campagn n France succeeded n capturng Pozeres. Capture ths pont gves Brtsh domnaton hghest hll overlookng plateau where Germans have establshed themselves n fortfed lne. Dspatch from Algers says that Brtsh steamer Olve has sunk wthout casualtes. SAN FRANCISCO, July 26 Amercan vessels between ths cty and Hawa are releved necessty quarantne. Stoppage Doctors examnaton s by order from Washngton receved today., July 26 Woods report sad to be favorable to bg hotel project. St. Francs manager says start dejends ujxh transportaton and good roads. It s understood that 2 local men wll be drectors. A ste at the beach may be selected. Sut to compel accountng s to be brought by the Attorneygeneral s fce to ask Rapd Transt company what becanle prts.., July 26 James Wood, manager the San Francs Hotel, tells how to get toursts here. Says better odean servce and roads are necessary. Islands have clmate and scenc wonders but need modern and ample accommodatons. Kalakua avenue work wll proceed. SujKrvsor s decde to use squegee" surface and push mprovement to completon. Deemed convct, John Ryan, not wanted n Calforna, or Australa, fghts wth Capt. Iaukea, polce,on wharf, but proves no match for fcer. Is taken aboard the Serra much the worse for wear and tear. Governor shes at Japanese queston n natonal guard Asked f Amencan born Japanese mght jon mlta ndvdually n Oahu, he auvscs..u ks nack to nuances and beggars real ssue.?ecretary atsuzawa, Japanese Y.. C. A. advses young men to become peace advocates. A.G J y 2 Grcat wave Protest strdes at blacklst Brtan. ble federal government awats detals Brtsh boycott, commercal concerns organze to defeat movement. Trade neut.as not to be attacked, Brtsh ambassador gves assurance but Unted States s not losng any tme n organzng aganst boycott Closng purchase tne Brtsh West Indes awats "return Secretary Lansne; from vacaton. Detal al secret. Parlament may veto whole Ian as t dd wlen tm posed m 92. SAN FRANCISCO. Tuly 26 Latest word n that t h, could have been a smple accdent. Kxtw rte : fnh r lu.teo devce.. o,ue works on theory anarchstc rnmhne Vn yet found. " PARIS, July 26 Grand Duke routs Tnrtrc drawng nearer fortfed cty Erzngen, whle other columns are amed at oner uttonan tortreses Armena. V on Lngsngsen s lnes are reported reverses on ease penetrated. Berln Amu trout, whle Brtsh :mrl Vr. at Teutonc lnes u on Somme. t dnner,nk TOKIO, July 26 Okuma holds fast to premershn unable tr, f,nj successor... SING SING, July 26 Dr. Arthur Wate. whn ;,.,,t,, u awamng executon, yesterday cut a huge cross on hs chest wth wmu nad elass been smutnrled nto hs cell. Vn,. surgeons talk when to found guards or covered wth blood. NEWYORK. July 25 Am 3 cer,ed & campagn agans boycott. Commttee s as a rd result ot meetng held a few davs atro seekng arl nf m.r,... lout the Unted St.tec tn Amercan nterests. Commttee Song support, o from vanous substantal busness ho,e La f,. LONDON. July 25 Frht sh won a number successes aganst stlt resstance The so lons o UV Wcr3 daj S ""!" Vcn,y f Ha"Ut and trc"cl t,v., e m Germans brought up large renforcements tnakncn,?,! Z l Brtsh able to consoldate trans and l.l,l tl,..;. "ul. V.. r """"mb losses on Teutons. Havy

2 2 THE AUI NEWS.,pZZZ, Entered at the Tost Offce at Waluku, aul, Hawa, as secondclas matter. m s f A Republcan Paper Publshed n the Interest the People Issued Every Frday. KAHULUI AUI PUBLISHING COPANY, LIITED, Propretors and Publshers Advance. Subscrpton Rates, $2.50 er Year n WILL. COOPER, EDITOR AND ANAGER THE AUI NEWS, FRIDAY, JULY 28, 96. RAILROAD COS erchandse Department al T u FRIDAY, : : JULY 28, 96. THE DISCOVERY OP HAWAII. Hawas destny as the greatest the worlds playgrounds s steadly becomng more manfest. The manager one the bggest hotels on the coast has just departed after a eck spent m lookng nto the matter establshng a bg branch hotel n or a chan hotels on the several slands. W hat hs report wll be s not known. W hat hs opnon s Hawa as a future tourst center he was very c.,,,.t r W m d was sent to the Islands bv the owners the St. Francs hotel, and hs trp was solely a busness one. He s much pleased wth Hawa, and f n hs judgement the tme has arrved when a great resort hotel n would be prtable, there s no queston that t wll be bult. If he Releves the tme has not arrved, t smply means deferment the plans. Nor s Oahu alone to fgure n the future development. In fact the relatve mportancce the captal cty s certan to become less as tme passes. If he St. Francs plans are carred out, t s lkely that thvy wll n lude a bg hotel at the crater Klauea, another at Hlo, and ossbly one or more afflated hostelres on au. The am wll He to drect the toursts to the Islands and then cater to ther wants throughout the tme 4hey are here. If anyone s nclned to thnk that such plannng s vsonary and therefore mpractcal, he should pause to glance over the record these Islands durng the past 0 or 2 years. Ten years ago the Young IotfL n was declared to be a whte elephant, and to have been bult a quarter a century ahead ts tme. But ths was not sad 5 years ago. en years ago or less t was freely declared that the passenger traffc across the acfc must always be secondary and dependent upon the freght busness. Now we are gettng used to the dea a palatal vessel lke the Geat Northern, comparatvely small freght carryng capacty, gong nto the feld on avowedly a passenger bass ; nor does the suggeston that the sster shp, the Northern Pacfc, may soon le put on the run also, provoke any rdcule. There s nothng remarkable n all ths. In fact wth a clmate such as we have that cannot be matched ether wnter or summer by any other spot on earth, combned wth our wealth natural attractons both by land and sea, t could scarcely be otherwse. The only danger s that our own people w ll not realze the full measutle ther opportuntes but wll leave t for others to come n and grasp the prze. tt n n LET THE CONVICT WORK A Lare Stock GALVANIZED (Jefferson Unons tt.."tt 5 The Hawa Herald objects to allowng convcts to work on the roads n fact objects to ther dong much anythng that could be done by a man not n strpes. The argument s that they deprve some free man from workng. The Heralds reasonng s as falacous as t s out date. Because a man has commtted a crme s no reason why he should be dened the rght to work nay more, to become a needless burden upon those who do work, for he must be fed whether he works or not. Partcularly mstaken s the argument that prsoners on road work take employment from men who need the money to support themselves and famles. Ths could only be true n case the avalable supply road makng were lmted, whch snt lkely to be so n Hawa county for some tme. The truth the matter s that, the mleage road bult by the convcts should be just that much net gan snck. the prsoners are not pad for ther work. There s certanly no reason for not keepng the free laborers busy to the full extent the countys fnances. Besdes, road work for convcts, under proper management, has been proven to be partcularly good as a reform treatment. Ths snt sayng, however, that the Hawa convcts are properly hand" led. In fact there s very strong suspcon that they are not; and to ths extent we are n full accord wth the Herald. tt tt tt tt tt PUBLIC HONOR AND THE JAPANESE Adapted For Ol, Steam, Water There should be no beatng about the bush or other form sde steppng on the part the terrtoral admnstraton wth reference to Hawaan born Japanese and the natonal guard. It s not the duty the Governor or the Adjutant General to queston n ths case. On the contrary, t s ther part to accept any prfer on the art these young ctzens at ts face value. In fact they should expect ctzens what ever race to come forward to do ther parts as ctzens. It s to tls credt the young AmercanJapanes e the Islands that they are takng serously ther oblgatons to tne country ther brth, and t s also credtable that the Japanese educators, and press are urgng them to ths course. It wll certanly be to the shame and humlaton the admnstraton f t presumes rb queston these motves, or equvocates n any way concernng them. KNUR The travelng publc wll hal wth grattude the abolshng the aggravatng and tarcal quarantne nspecton servce on Amercan ves sels between the Islands and the manland. The protest the lorr toral board health aganst ths acton on the part the federal bu reau, s probably to be and t s possble that the local body wll establsh ts own servce. But n the nterests real protecton,and the comfort toursts and other travelers t s to be hoped that a dm erent knd a servce wll be establshed. And the only servce that vll be worth a hll beans wull be one n whch the nscctor wll at the same tme be the shps physcan. tt a The members tne terrtoral board agrculture and forestry are not fxng to have ther names emblazoned upon the tablets love and memory a grateful posterty by ther plan to subdvde antalus n to buldng lots for thy? elte. The shortsghtedness such a polcy s well llustrated today at Wakk beach. If s gong to be the great tourst center that she aspres to be she cannot too jealously guard such publc assets as stll reman. tt tt tt h n The chan hotels referred to by a Illo patfer are not the ones under the management Hgh Sherff Jarrett; and though Jarrelts hostelres are terrtoral nsttutons, they have nothng n common wth those the Terrtoral Hotel Company. tt tt tt tt! Boycottng and blacklstng Amercan frms by the Entente Alles may possbly start another war n whch the Unted States wll not be a neutral. There wll be no blood shed n ths struggle, however, though somebody s lkely to get lcked pretty badly just the same. tt tt" and Ar No Packng Telephone No. 062 Kahulu, au, T. H. 2 tt n 4

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Wet weather asssts decay, so leave no wood surfaces unprotected. Protect wth some color P. Fuller & Cos. W. Pure Prepared Pant Send for color card and partculars LBWBRS & COOKE, Ltd. V r lke Gas ot? comfbr au convenence NEW PERFECTION OIL CO&TOVE No coal, wood or ashes to lug no watng for the fre to burn up. Better cookng because the steady, evenlydstrbut ed heat, under perfect control. All heat concentrated on the cookng and not radated around the room. The long, blue chmneys prevent all smoke and smell. Bakes, bols, roasts, toasts. ora effcent than your wood or coal stova and costs less to opetate. ASK YOUR DEALER TODAY. STANDARD OIL COPANY (Cttlltuua) For St. Best Results Use Slar Ol Better cookng and a cleaner, cooler ktchen. Now servng 2,000,000 homes In, 2, 3 and 4 burnerszes,whh or wthout oven. Also cabnet models wth Ft eless Cookng Ovens. Post Pad Wholesale Produce arket Quotatons I8SUED BY THE TERRITORIAL ARKETING DIVISION., T. H. July 2, 96. BUTTER AND EGQ3. Island butter, lb cartoons...30 to.40 Ekrs select, doz..50 Eggs, No., doz..47 Eggs No. 2 doz. 25 to.40 Eggs, Duck, doz..33 POULTRY, Brolers, lb. (2 to 3 lbs).38 to.40 Young roosters lb.33 to 35 Hens, lb..26 to.28 Turkeys, lb 40 Ducks, uscovy, lb..28 to.30 Ducks, Pekn, lb..28 to.30 Ducks, Hawaan, doz to 7.00 VEGETABLES AND PRODUCE. Deans, strng, wax, lb..04 to.05 Beans, aul Red, cwt to 6.55 Deans, strng, wax, lb..03 to.04 Deans, Small whte, cwt 8.00." Lma la pod, lb..03 Beans,. Dry Deans, nul Red, cwt to 5.50 Beans, Calco, cwt Deans, Small whte, cwt to 6.50 Bents, doz bunches..3r Carrots, do, bunches 4t Cabbage, cwt 2.50 to 3.00 Corn, Haw. small yellow, to Corn, Haw. large, yellow, to Corn, Haw. small yellw,39.00 to 4.00 Corn, Haw. large yellow, to Rce, Japanese Seed, cwt 3.70 Rce, Hawaan, cwt 4.00 Peanuts, small, lb 04 Peanuts, large, lb 02 Green peppers, Bell, lb..05 to.06 Green Peppers, Chl, lb 05 Potatoes, Isl. Irsh, lb. None. Potatoes, Isl. Irsh, New,.02 Potatoes, sweet, cwt 00 to.50 Onons, Bermuda, lb..03 to.04 Taro, cwt 60 to.75 Taro, bunch 6 Tomatoes, lb to.03 Green peas, lb..08 to.0 Cucumbers, doz..30 to.40 Pumpkns, lb OlV to.0 FRUIT. Allgator Pears, doz..30 to 75 Bananas, Chnese, bunch 20 to.50 Cookng, ".00 to.25 Breadfrut, doz (none In market) Fgs, Grapes, Isabella, lb..06 to.07 Oranges, Haw. (none In market) Lmes, to.00 Pneapples, cwt..00 Wtermelons, lb..03 to.04 Pohas, lb to.0 Papans, lb..0 to.0 Strawberres lb..5 LIVESTOCK. Beef, cattle and sheep are not bought at t weght. They arc taken by the meat companes dressed and ad for by weght dressed. Hogs, up to 50 lbs., lb 0 to Hogs, 50 lbs and orer, lb.. 09 to.0 DRE86ED EATS. Beef, lb,.0 to.2 Veal, lb 2 to.3 utton, lb 4 to.5 Pork, lb 5 to.7 HIDES, Wat Salted. Steer, No., lb 5 Steer, No. 2, lb 4 Kps, lb 5 Goat skns, whte, each 0 to.so Sheep skns, each 0 to.20 FEED. The followng are Quotatons on feed f.o.b. : Corn small yellow, t on large yellow, ton to Corn, cracked, ton Bran, ton, Barley, ton Scratch food ton, to Oats, ton, 4.00 Wheat, ton to Hay, wheat, ton to Hay, alfalfa, ton to30.00 Alfalfa eal, ton to ddlngs, ton, to 45.00! OUR ISLAND CONTEPORARIES f GETTING ACTION ON THE DEADLY WEAPON EVIL Less hxty n the regstraton deadly weapons s promsed by the muncpal authortes, snce a campagn publcty has drawn attenton to the chronc falure to observe the law. But even the most careful observance the present law Is not enough, for weapons now are not regstered untl after they are purchased. What s needed s a terrtorywd e statute provdng that before any person can buy a deadly weapon, he must secure from tho polce or sherffs department a permt to carry such weapon. After ths, regstraton wll be easy. Tho only feasble way to keep dangerous weapons out rresposble hands s to make the permt to carry such weapons a prerequste the purchase. The understands that StarBullet n at the nstance Captan Detectves cduffe an ordnance s now beng prepared to cover these ponts. Ths ordnance wll answer the purpose untl tho legslature meets next sprng, when a terrtoral statute should be passed rgdly regulatng he purchase and carryng deadly weapons n all countles.starbullet n. Paternalstc Government. Some bg men that s, men who are powers n fnance and who are to be reckoned among our leaders reas. on pecularly why s there so much antpathy expressed towards the really benefcal legslaton that the Government has passed In the last four years? We do not speak as Democrats, but as Amercans. We have the spectacle a paper gong nto convulsons over the currency reform bll and the rural credts bll.not to menton a great many others. They cry drefully that In another four years Wlson, even such a thng as a free port for s a possblty. The Rural Credts Dll, whch has just been sgned and made nto a law by Presdent Wlson.passed both the houses Congress almost overwhelmngly. There wero 295 for, to 0 aganst the bll n the lower house and last year when a smlar measure was before the Senate It was passed wth but fve dssentng votes. So that It s not a Democratc measure, exceptng that Democrats were ts sponsors and wll rghtly reap the credt. Ths bll, whch Is for the purpose lendng money on agrcultural lands provdes for the establshment twelve banks at gven ponts In the Unted States, that have not as yet been desgnated. These banks wll be organzed and captalzed by the government. The money s not to be loaned drect, but Farmers Loan Assocatons must be formed. Ten persons can organze such an assocaton, and they can then apply to the bank ther dstrct. Abundant safeguards n the way apprasal for value and nspecton land are provded. Of course these assocatons must be formed land owners and not persons who have not a clear ttle to the land on whch they are are settled. Only sx percent nterest wll be charged on these loans and they can run for as long as 36 years. Even so conservatve an organ as the Naton, a paper by no means frendly to the admnstraton, calls ths bll a wse attempt to adapt ap. proved European practse to Amercan condtons. A few weeks ago the Advertser was puzzlng ts head over the lack assstance for small farmers n Hawa. Why do they now condemn ths measure? O Luso. Pr. Bryan the College Hawa says that he Is convnced that Kohal a s as old geographcally as Kaua. In ths he agrees wth Pr. Htchcock, WEEKLY ARKET LETTER The general condton the market s about the same as last week, ex. arate Island, bult up by ts own vol who mantans that Kohala was a sep cept for a rse n tho egg and corn canoes the Kohala ountans ages prces and a drop n the prce sland potatoes. er peeped. Its a separate sland stll before auna Kea and auna Loa ev The Boys Industral School, whch whenever t rans. Kohala dget.. has been sendng n a frst class grade Creamery butter Is now unable to supply the ncreased demand, and there s room for other careful butter Entered Record makers to get a good prce for ther product. Carelessly made butter, however, s very hard to dspose at any n 8 DEEDS prce. All grades chckens n good condton are meetng a ready sale at phy lnt n property, Wakapu, au, HANNAH FREEAN to Olve G. ur. good prces. The market Is overstocked wth ubcovy ducks, however, E II WODEHOUSE & WF to rs. July 22, 96. $50. Casslm ra at the present tme. A Drummond nt n R P 250 au Red beans have advanced as aalo, Kaupo, lana. aul, July 2, well as the small whte beans, due to 96 $3900 tho shortage manland stock. ALONZO JACKSON & WF to Alfred Small yellow corn s sellng as hgh K Tng por Kul 420 bgs etc. Vneyard street, Waluku, aul, July 9 as $43.00 delvered on the wharf. All producers who have corn to shp 96. $2500 should do so at once. Due to the ar JOHN KAAIWAIWAI o to Kealoha rval Irsh potatoes by the "atsonla " nt n R P 47 Kul 4405 and the prce Island potatoes has 2 bds. Papana, au, July 20, dropped, and s lkely to go Btlll lower. 96. $25 Allgator pears are stll cheap and KALEINAOKU the market s flooded wth bananas ALOHIKEA to R A due to lack transportaton. Lunes Drummond 2 Int n Gr 2577 Hklaupea, are scarce and brng good prces. Kaupo, aul, July 22, 96. Recently there has been a great $00 number underszed thn pgs sent DAVID L DESHA to R A Drummond 2 to the market from the other Inlands. Grs 392, 233 and 2202 rents Producers who shp ther pgs to the etc. Honuaula, aul, July 8, 96. market at less than 25 or 50 lbs. are $7.50 takng a chance havng them sold WILLIA R CASTLE & WF to Hatt e for much less than the market prce. K Nhlpall nt n R P 32 Kul 3700 Butchers cannot buy small hogs to be sold over the block. A hog must wegh dressed at leapt 25 lbs. for ther own feed to prevent the recurrence such hgh pres. best results. Farmers who are rendng ther hops to the market The retal vegetable department and halfgrowshould hold them on ther butcher shop are dong very well. farms to get tl.en n good condton Through ths department the consgnors are able to sell a great deal and up to standard weght. The Feed Bupply the Islands Is produce and meat whch mght not be gettng shorter and shorter and prces plherwse dsposed. are soarng. It wll p;y farmers and A. T. LONG LEY, stock rasers to consder rasng arketng Superntendent. ; CHAIN HOTELS Once more has tho proposton establshng a chan hotels throughout the group been suggested and ths tme t would appear as f the people behnd the project mean busness. The proposton Is an excellent one and one that would beneft the whole communty greatly, for there would surely be Increased tourst travel to these slands f the ntendng vstor could secure a coupon tcket on the manland that would cover hs transportaton and hotel problem from start to fnsh. The ownershp a chan hotels by one bg company would solve the nterslan travel pro poston, because then there would bo no attempt made In or elsewhere by any hotel keeper to make people stay longer at hs hostelry than they really need to see the sghts, for the vstor would, when leavng, be headed for another branch the place he was stayng at. That fart would help out a lot and there would be very few toursts vstng who would not also come to Hlo and the volcano. Thot many malnlanders do vst and never come to tho Island Hawa s true enough, and whle t seems to be a shame that people should whle n the Hawaan archpelago mss seeng the greatest won. der the world Klauea Volcano the fact remans that t s so. Perhaps the strng hotels scattered all over the group wll help out the matter a lot n the future Hawa Herald Work Of The Cvc Conventon Based upon the work the Cvc Conventon Commttee Hlo whch met last Frday, the ndcatons for the greatest conventon ths knd ever held n the Terrtory are exceed, ngly strong n behalf the conventon whch wll be held here from September 2 to 25 next. The fne prelmnary work accomplshed by tho charman and secretary the commttee are a guarantee that no effort wll be spared to make ths comng conventon the most comprehensve In every way for the good the Terrtory as a whole. Accordng to the tentatve program prepared t can be seen that whle the entertanment the guests the cty have been far from neglected, the practcal work the conventon has been accentuated, and It s the ntenton the cty. to so arrange thngs that concrete and practcal results wll follow, other than the passage resolutons. We would suggest that tho work the Cvc Conventon whch s to be held here next September does not end when It adjourns for another year but that strong commttees be apponted by the conventon to see that whatever s determned upon at ts sessons relatve to betterments n the Terrtory s brought to fruton. There has been too much hghflowresolutons and a general pattng each other on the backs heretore. The Cvc Conventon should be a weapon by whch the cvc organzatons publc sprted men ths Terrtory shall be able to accomplsh some real reform or betterments, Industrally, socally, and otherwse. Hlo Trbune. InstructorInspecto r Of Guard Reslgna After servng effcently snce January ths year. Col. Charles S. Lncoln, U. S. A. nspectornstructo r the Natonal Guard Hawa, tendered hs resgnaton as colonel the st Infantry, N. G. H., and has requested the Hawaan department that he be releved as nspectornstructo r. Both Col. Lncoln and Brg.Gen. Samuel I. Johnson, commandng the Natonal Guard Hawa, declare that the only reason for the formers res. gnatlon s that he s soon to bo promoted from captan to major the regular army, under the new Natonal Defense Act, but reports from outsde sources are persstent that the colonels acton s the result dsagreement wth General Johnsons alleged poltcal actvtes. O Luso. Ap 2 Hauula, Koolauloa, Oahu, July, 96. $250 AKINA AH SUE to Eloda A Ah Su et als lnt n pes land, Peah, etc. au, ar. 3, 96. $5. KEAHI NUUANU to Anne Kanamu nt. n R P 288, Kaupo, au, July 2, 96. $0. REBECCA WILKINSON, Tr to Eugene urphy, Tr; 25 2 A land, rents, &c. Paa, au. July 2, 96 $ D W KAWAHAAE (wdow) et als to Eugene urphy, por Gr 245, Kehel, Kohala, Hawa. July 22, 96. $3000 LEASES KIKI.V A KULOLOIA to anuel do Rego, Gr C577 and bldg, Waohull, au. July 96 7 yrs at $5 per annum. T B LYONS to Grand Hotel Co. Ltd, 2 pes land, an and Church sts. Waluku, au, June 26, yrs at $00 per month. GRAND HOTEL CO. LTD. to aul DrjRoods and Grocery Co., Ltd. pc land an and Churc h Sts. Waluku, au, July,. 96, 25 yrs. at $25 per month. BEKE KAAEAE ET AL to Poneer ll Company Ltd. Kul 3, Aps 3 & 4 Labana, au. July 2, 96 2 yrs for $254. RELEASES IIF.INRICII II STREUBECK to Davd Kanuha et als tge n Book 397 page 9 July 8 96, $000 ORTGAGE GEO K TRIBLE & WF.to C D Luf ku Tr, 60 A lnnd ;:fyst. Walu ku, aul, July 2, 96. 0,000 I The r F IRe perfect n ff ahltv the. j s recount. 5 world as tl 25 nan. ft We hav l v st.vk. Regal Shoe HOTEL AND F STREETS THE HO" Stelnwoy PI A We have a large e. Insde Player P at far prlcea and e Wa take old planoa Ir Thayer Pano Co, HA" S uantttmmammmatttmr Lly Paper Drnkng Cups Paper Towels and Paper Napkr are cleaner, cheaper and n IIUALTInjI, for ordnary use. ORDER HAWAIIAN FRO NEWS COPANY, LTD. Harry K. Baley HOUSE PAINTING and PAPER HANGING also FURNITURE REPAIRING and Polshng. Inqure at Waluku Hardware Co. WAILUKULAHAIN A AUTO SERVICE Cars leave arket street, Waluku, daly, about noon. Leave Lahan., 8:00 A.. daly. Good Conforable Cars Careful Drvers Uchda Auto Stand Phone 772 Waluku WHEN IN WAILUKU VISIT II. OKAURAS Ice Cream Parlor on arket Street Cold Junch Served at all Hours. Ord r Ice Cream Promptly Attended to. a

4 7 E C Prcstolbur n wth rrosotnn k Lght : 5,000 Candle Power!;. ry. L r.,..r I f for Contractors Plant at ons! Ralroads f For S.lo I.v Tenns Courts Beach Parles Open ar. eetngs celylene Lght & Agency Co., Ltd. Sole A fur lyestnlt e Co. Lves and uch ney Lost n the Flood nsure Your Lfe and Depost Your oney Wth FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WAILUKU. General Rnnfcrn& unc Insurance rerritorial AGENTS FOR SouthwarkI!arrs Desel Engnes fflarne and Statonary L5T US QUOTH YOU. Standard Gas Engnes Stll nt the old prce. Iron Works Co., Ltd. Why shouldnt the Standard Ol Company make the best olw th over 40 years experence n refnng wth unequalled plant equpment? And Zerolene s scentfcally refned from selected Calforna crude asphaltbas e. Promnent authortes have recently declared that an ol correctly refned from asphaltbas e crude can be made not only equal but superor to paraf fnebas e ols. Next tme you empty thecrankcaserefllwthzeroien e. Dealers everywhere and at servce statons and agences the Standard Ol Company. thestand L Olforotor Cars THE AUI NEWS, FRIDAY, JULY 28, 96. AT THE TIEBATEKS Some excellent pctures are blled for the Lyceum ftnd Orpheura ths conns week. The Regeneraton Owen Kldare la one tho most wdely read present day authors and hs fame as a wrter dd not commence unti he had "traveled through the fre." Hs story "The Regeneraton" whch has been plcturzed Is also the story hs own cleansng. Born and bred n the heart the Bowery, Kldare, Owen Conway In "The Regeneraton", was naturally a product the slums and the snme qualtes that placed hm at the head hs fgltng frends stood hm n good stead when he met the pretty lttle school mstress and rescued her from one hs toughs. The aster Key John Flemng Wlson, frequent contrbutor to popular magaznes and one the most wdelyrea d anlhors the present day recently turned hs hand to the newer art photodramatc and s the result Is a most compellng seral, "the aster Key", whch Is drawng a large followng. The plot Is well lad and the acton s fast and furous, whle the work the performers s excellent Puddnhead Wlson Ths ferng Is easly one the brght lghts In the Paramount lst ferngs and s a credt to Paramount pctures. Theodore Roberts, n the ttle role, gves a performance that enttles hm to rank among the foremost Para mount stars. He surpasses hs prevous work and that s sayng a great Those Who Travel the Other Islands ARRIVED By str. kahala, July 25 rs. Ilore and nfant. sses ore (2) H. Clark, P. T. eyer, Father Thomas, ss. Lee ss J. Lee, H. L. Botts. By str. Claudne for au, July 22 K. Alexander, ss Irene K. Sylva, C. C. James, rs. F.P. Rosecrans, rs. J. V Flemng. A. Dorego, S. Osakl P. HLggns, John Bryant, ss H. B. Carter, Young Goon. Bv str. Claudne. Julv 2!5 r. and rs. F. A. Cannng, Father James, Fa. tler uruno, J.. Cox, F. Howes Father Ambrose F.Shaw, r. and rs. L. kaleopu, J. encke, ss ccue, rs. H. W. Curts. H. R. Jones A.. Ilamrcc. ss Dunn. rs. H Ft Jones Gro otogawa, rs Pala, S. Takaku wa, K. Hammer, DEPARTED By auna Loa, July 24 James L. clean, K. Alexander, rs. J. S. Walker, Dr. L.. Case, rs. Rogers,.sses ("ouch (2) A. C. Smth, James Ho On, W. S. Sang, A. Chng, James oran,. G. Santos A. F. Tavares. T. Howell, II. Howell, H. Raymond, H. VV. Rce and wfe, A. J. Wrtz ss c llan, rs.j. L. Osmcr and daughter. Chung Wa. By str. kahala, July 220. W. Hn ng, F. A. Clowes, T. T. eyer,. C. Ammn, K. K. Iaumana, K. Kaupu. J. Unhlnu, J. K. Kahenu and wfe, and 37 deck. Uy sr. Claudne, July 22 rs. Cup Choy. ss Cup Choy, rs. Akmoto, rs. Fuller and famly, as. F. S. Too lut K.. Gbson, E. F. Bshop, rs. ll.!o, rs. J. P. Foster, ss Foster, ss G. Sehrader, ss do Rego, Taka, A. Naka.su wa, ss Nakasawa, rs. C. B. Cooper and three chldren ss. Freeman, ss t. Freeman, rs.f. K. Harvey, II. Ha vay, ss E. Harvay Ogata, T.. Church, C. W. Dckey, as. Lyons, V. O. Smth,. Tavares, D. Spoor. S. gmoto, V. omoese, F. V. Kb balm, wfe and two chldren,. Irn lard, ss. P. Wnne. J. B. ( ox. ss Chuck Hoy, ss J. Kau, F. a. unte, jrs. Geo. Sehrader, rs. Ialea, ss. Perrera. By ulr. auna Kea. Jnlv 2 T. Gomes, A. Hayselden, ss Congdon, rs. Aovama and two ch dren sa T ("hoy. ss Knkumoto, T. osul, K. Islnda. ss Irezana. asters n.n. Halves (2) F. Burns. F. E. Howea T? Quln, ajor Raymond, rs. Spoor,.mps oor, Jleu ou, W, D. Esmond and wll", A. Chang, C. E. Thompson, rs. B. Clnton, Rev. S. Yasunl, Rev. G. Ito, Rev. K. Ota, aster J. Lanlo,. Iall A. Watts, S. ahula, K. akn l. J. Kuhalau. Crsco FOR FRYING SHORTENING, FOR CAKE AKING deal. Thomas eghan, as Chambers, who beleves hmself a negro, and a slave untl ho gets on tral for murder and Is cleared by "Puddnhead" and newfangledhs then " theory fnger prnts, nlso does some evceptonal ly goodwork. Vultures Of Socety Ths photodram a s a story crooks and ther battles wth the polce. Lllan Drew, noted member the famous Drew famly nctors, appears n the leadng role. arguerte Clayton, a pretty and talented young lady, has a bg part, and ay Howard, for a number years well known on the manland as tho "Queen Burlesque", s cast as "Damond Kate", who runs a house that s used as a "getaway " by the crooks and a fence for ther plunder. adame La Presdente Ths Is a Parsan story largely, wth Parsan settngs and a Parsan star. The atmosphere the gay French captol permeates the playlet, wth the excepton, the openng scene, whch has a settng n a small French town. As the leadng lady "The Pet Of Tho Harem" company, playng a "onengh t stand," and showng the provncal boys how to enjoy lfe, Anna Held s consderable a ht. She wns the hearts a new knd poker hand "three judges". As a result sho s evcted from the hotel on orders from the presdng magstrate and proceeds to take up her abode, unbdden, n hs home. Then tho fun starts and s fast and furous. j On Col. Spaldng ay Sell akee Sugar Company To Lhue Interests Negotatons are on, t s reported for the sale the akee Sugar Company to the Lhue Plantaton Company. It s generally beleved n that the deal s nearly consummated. It wll end a long controversy over water rghts and other dffcultes, whch have dsturbed these plantatons for many years. The martme commttee the chamber commerce has reported that the Kuho bay wharf n Hlo, Is not a safe berthng place for shps under all condtons wnd and weather, but ndcates that t may be made so. aj. R. R. Raymond, U. S. A. engneer, has been engaged n testng the currents In the bay wth the vew to fndng whether or not there s any serous dsturbance n the vcnty the bg new structure. No Japanese Guard Company ay Be Organzed Just Now A letter from Governor Pnkham to Adjutant General Johnson, dated July 22, advses that the terrtory has no fundo by whch the natonal guard may be further enlarged, at the present tme, but states that t s hghly desrable to rase the eqlclency exstng troops. He ponts out that no dscrmnaton, s or has been shown n the matter natonalty n enlstng the membershp the guard, and ndcates that the young Hawaan born Japanese who had planned to organze a Japanese company n may enlst n the present compan es f they wsh. BORN COOKE In, July 25, 96, to r. and rs. George P. Cooke, akkl Heghts,, ths cty, and Kaunakaka, oloka, a son. NOTICE r. E. C. ellor s no longer n my employ and the power attorney held by hm was cancelled, July 24, 96 J. C. FOSS, JR. It. LOST Passboo No. C093, Bank Hawa, Ltd. ISS V.. C. GOODHUE. Fnder please return to ths fce. RS. AKAHIO GRANTED DIVORCE oh akaho. KahU lul. was on onday granted a dvorce from her nusdana, jonn.raa.auu, u t. grounds She was al The case was The eff orts rs. akaho to secure a dvorce about a year ago, and the legal e. battle whch was carred to the eventually n both the orgnalb ll and cross lbel beng thrown out court,dy juoge Edlngs, was a matter consderable general nterest at tho tme. GInlch Takehara was granted a dvorce from Shno Takehara, by Judge Edngs, on onday, on charge deserton. CHILD KILLED IN ILL AT KIPAHULU PLANTATION Caught In the chan the trashcan t r r the Klpahulu Sugar Comp. 8y mll, HSt Frday, Joseph, the lttle 6 year old son A. E. Kaalakea a ruhhed to death when carred under the drum the contrvance. Tho Ihlds skull was crushed, and he lved but a nhort tme after the accdent An nquest was held on last Saturday, Sherff Crow ell makng the trp to Kp tn In In a KHnpan for the purpose. lt The Inqury was the verdct ; the chld hal been accdentally klled The chld bad been playng mihu the machnery at tho tme the unfortunate accdent. Expert Work n DevelopngPrntn g md Enlargng No Delays on al Orders Tle Inchest class work done and prnts returned on the frst avalable steamer. Photo Supply Company IIonolulu,.T. II. Amercanars h V.t "m Expert loppng Whatever I lny for 3 0 through my shoppng servce wll cost no more and sometmes even less than f you bought here personally. I know the shops, prces and merchandse. Satsfacton guaranteed. Wrte rs. F. J. Lnderman, P, O. Uox GO BOILER FEED PUPS AIR COPRESSORS HYDRAULIC PRESSURE PUPS AGA PUPS AUTOATIC FEED PUPS OIL PUPS Dstrbutors Pumps Catton, Nell & Co., Ltd. v rwwwmm. " ENGINEERS tnm LAHAINA STORE IPORTERS AND DEALERS IN. GENERAL ERCHANDISE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GASOLINE AND DISTILLATE IN DRUS LAHAINA STORE Est 90. DYEING AND CLEANING WORKS FRENCH T77 JOHN D. SOUZA Iaa Agent LAUNDRY J. Abade, Propretor. KING STREET, HIGH CLASS WORK QUICK DELIVERY. T. II. Order It By al. UYENO Kahulu Agent Our al Order Department s exceptonally well equpped to handle all your drug and tolet wants thoroughly and at once. We wll pay postage on all orders 5V and over, except the followng: neral Waters, Baby Foods, Glassware and artcles unusual weght and small value. Non alable: Alcohol, Posons and nflamable artcles. If your order s very heavy or contans much lqud, we suggest that you have t sent by freght. a specalty Boxes 35c, 65c, $.00 $.25, Benson, Smth & Co., Ltd. "Servce every second" The Rexall Store.. AUI STABLES J. C. FOSS, Jr., Prop. Transferng and Drayn RING US UP AND WE WILL BE THERE. Telephone 4 WaluVu, aul. T. II. P. O. Box 3 WAILUKU HARDWARE CO. Successors to LEE HOP Gentrat Hardware, Enamslwars, Ol ttovea, Twn attngs, Wall Papars, attrcaaea, Etc., Etc., Eta. COFFINS ADE AT SHORT NOTICE. CHAS, SAVAGE CONTRACTOR BUILDING WAILUKU llans Furnshed Estmates Gven 8

5 By Authorty Notce Of Sale Of Real Property For Delnquent Taxes To SAUEL TARKKR, JR., and TO ALL WHO IT AY CONCERN: I, J. II. KUNEWA, Assesor and Collector Taxes n and for the Second Taxaton Dvson tle Terrtory Hawa, hereby gve notce that I wll, n pursuance the provsons Secton 292 the Revsed Laws Hawa 95, upon Saturday, the 26th day August, A. D. 96, at 2 oclock Noon sad day, n front the Waluku Court House, Waluku, County au, Terrtory aforesad, SELL ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST OF SAID SAUEL PARKER, JR., n and to the land descrbed as Apana Royal Patent 67, Land Commsson Award 406 to Napcla, known the "Kuhelan." premses, and stuate at Waluku, County au, aforesad, and the mprovements thereon, at publc aucton, to the hghest bdder, for cash to satsfy the len for taxes thereon, together wth nterest, penaltes, and costs, as follows: Taxes Assessed Upon Sad Property As Of: Date Tax Interest Costs Total January, 94, $6.45 $.25 $.50 $S.20 January, 95, January, 96, $20.30 $.90 $.00 $23.20 together wth the costs am expenses ths sale. SAUEL PARKER, JR., the person assessed as the owner sad property and from whom the aforesad taxes are due, and all other persons havng any nterest n the above descrbed property, are hereby warned that unless the foregong taxes, wth all nterest.penaltes, costs, (expenses, and charges are pad before the tme heren specfed for the sale there, the property heren advertsed for sale wll be sold as advertsed. Dated at Waluku, au, T. II., ths 24th day July, 96. J. II. KUNEWA, Assessor and Collector Taxes, Second Taxaton Dvson the Terrtory Hawa. July 28, Aug. 4, 8, 25,96. Notce Of Sale Of Real Property For Delnquent Taxes To ERNEST N. PARKER and TO ALL WHO IT AY CONCERN : I, J. H. KUNEWA, Assessor and Collector Taxes n and for the Second Taxaton Dvson the Terrtory Hawa, hereby gve notce that I wll, n pursuance the provsons Secton 292 the Revsed Laws Hawa 95, upon Saturday, the 26th day August, A. D. 96, at 2 oclock Noon sad day, n front the Waluku Court House, Waluku, County au, Terrtory aforesad, SELL ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST OF SAID ERNEST N. PARKER, n and to the land descrbed as Apana Royal Patent 67, Land Commsson Award 406 to Napela, known as the "Kuhelan" premses, and stuate at Waluku, County au, aforesad, and the mprovements thereon, at publc aucton, to the hghest bdder, for cash to satsfy the len for taxes thereon, together wth nterest, penaltes, and costs, as follows : l axes Assessed Upon Sad Property As Of : Date Tax Interest Costs January, 94, $6.45 $.25 $.50 January, 95, January, 96, Total $ To JAES K. PARKER and TO ALL WHO IT AY CONCERN : I, J. H. KUNEWA, Assesor and Collector Taxes n and for the Second Taxaton Dvson the Terrtory Hawa, hereby gve notce that I wll, n pursuance the provsons Secton 292 the Revsed Laws Hawa 95, upon Saturday, the 26th day August, A. D. 96, at 2 oclock Noon sad day, n front the Waluku Court House, Waluku, County au, Terrtory aforesad, SELL ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST OF SAID JAES K. PARKER, n and to the land descrbed as Apana Royal Patent 67, Land Commsson Award 406 to Napela, known as the "Kuhelan," premses, and stuate at Waluku, County au,.aforesad, and the mprovements thereon, at publc aucton, to the hghest bdder, for cash to satsfy the len for taxes thereon, together wth nterest, penaltes, and costs, as follows: Taxes Assessed Upon Sad Property As Of :. Date Tax Interest Costs v Total January, 94, $6.45 $.25 $.50 $8.20 January, 95, January, 96, $20.30 $.90 $.00 $23.20 together wth the costs and expenses ths sale. JAES K. PARKER, the person assessed as the ownn r sad property and from whom the aforesad taxes are due, and all other persons havng any nterts t n the, above descrbed property, are hereby warned that unless the foregong taxes, wth all nterest.penaltes, costs, (expenses, and charges are pad before the tme heren sece d for the sale there, the property heren advertsed for sale wll be sold as advertsed. Dated at Waluku, au, T. II., ths 24th day July, 96. J. H. KUNEWA, Assessor and Collector Taxes, Second Taxaton Dvson the Terrtory Hawa. July 28, Aug. 4, 8, 25, 96. THE AUI NEWS, FRIDAY, JULY 28, 96. By Authorty SECOND CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF HAWAII. AT CHABERS. IN THK ATTER OP THE ESTATE OK AKY DUAS, (wdow), late Waluku, aul, Deceased. PETITION JENNIE DUAS AR SHALL FOR rrobate OF WILL OF DECEASED, and the appontment Rowland R Dodge as Admnstrator wththew l Annexed. IT IS ORDERED, that Thursday the 7th day August, A. D. 96, at 0 oclock A.., be and the same s hereby apponted for hearng sad retlton, n the Court Room ths Court, n Waluku. au Hawa. Waluku, au, July 6th, BY THE COURT, V. C. SCHOENBERG, Clerk. D. H. CASE. Attorney ror Pettoner. uly 7 h. 4th, 2st, and 28th, 96. SECOND CIRCUIT TERRITORY OF HAWAII AT CHAHERS. IN THE ATTER OF THE EST ATE OF CEOROE EDWIN INER, late Waluku, aul, Deceased. Pet l on Charles S. ner for Appontment JOAQUIN GARCIA as Admnstrator. IT IS ORDERED that Thursday, the 7th day August, A. D. 96 at 0 oclock A.., be and the same s hereby apponted for hearng sad Petton at. the Court. Room ths Court, In Waluku, aul, Hawa. Waluku, aul, July 7th 96. BY THE COURT, V. C. SCIIOENRERG Clerk! W. F. CROCKETT, Attorney for Pettoner. July 7th. 4th. 2st, and 28th 96. SECOND CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF HAWAII. AT CHABERS IN DIVORCE.. S. Gomes, Lbellant vs. Elza Gomes, Lbelee. LIBEL FOR DIVORCE To Elza Gomes, Lbelee. You are hereby notfed that the above enttled sut the same beng for a dvorce from you on the grounds deserton,s now pendng n. the above enttled Court and that the same wll be heard and determned on Thursday, the 5th day October, A. D. 96,at 0 o"clock n the forenoon sad day or as soon thereafter as may be ordered, by the Judge sad Court, sttng at Chambers. Dated at Waluku, au, T. H. July 20, 96. V. C. SCHOENBERG, Clerk. ENOS VINCENT, Atty. Lbelant. July 2, 28, Aug. 4,, 8, NOTICE TO CANDIDATES FOR DEL EGATE, SENATOR, AND. REPRE...SENTATIVE. $20.30 $.90 together wth the costs and expenses ths sale $.00 $23.20 A prmary electon for the purpose makng nomnatons for a Delegate to the House Representatves ERNEST N PARKER, the person assessed as the owner the Unted States and for Senators sad property and from whom the aforesad taxes are due, and all and Representatves the Legslat other persons havng any nterest n the above descrbed property, are ure the Terrtory Hawa beng hereby warned that unless the foregong taxes, wth all nterest requred by.penaltes, costs, expenses, and charges are pad before the tme heren spec Secton 85 the Organc Act and law to be held on Oct ober 7, 96, attenton s called to fed for the sale there, the property heren advertsed for sale wll be Sectons 30, 33, and 35 the Revsed sold as advertsed. Laws Hawa. 95, as well as other sectons pertanng to electons. Dated at Waluku, au, T. II., ths 24th day July, 96. Secton 30, R. L. 95, reads n part J. H. KUNEWA, as follows:, Assessor and Collector Taxes, "The name no canddate shall be prnted upon any fcal ballot to Second Taxaton Dvson the Terrtory )0 used at any prmary electon unless a nomnaton paper shall have Hawa. been fled n hs behalf as provded July 28, Aug. 4, 8, 25, 96. n ths chapter. Nomnaton papers for canddates for delegate to congress shall be sgned by not less than twetnyfv e qualfed electors the Terrtory. Notce Of Sale Of Real Property For Delnquent Taxes "Nomnaton papers for canddates for ether branch the legslature shall be sgned by not less than teen ff qualfed electors the dstrct for whch the person nomnated s a canddate. Secton 33, R. L. 95, reads In part as follows: "Nomnaton papers shall be fled as follows: For delegate to congress and members the legslature, wth the secretary the Terrtory, at least thrty days pror to the day for holdng the prmary." Nomnaton papers canddates for delegate to congress, senator, or representatve should be fled n the ollce the undersgned not later than twelve oclock mdnght on September 7, 96. Each nomnaton must be ac. conpaned by a fee J0.00, as requred by law, n cash or postal money order payable to the undersgned. Blank forms nomnaton papers may be had on applcaton to the f ces the County Clerks the sev eral countes. The twentyfv electors who sgn e nomnaton papers canddates for delegate to congress and the ffteen electors who sgn nomnaton papers canddates for senator or repre sentatve must be qualfed to vote at ths, not the last, electon. All canddates for delegate to congress, sen ator or representatve should therefore verfy the names the electors who sgn ther nomnaton papers by ascertanng from the County Clerks the several countes whether at least the requred number such names on ther nomnaton papers have been duly regstered on the Great Regster as electors duly qual fed to vote for them n ther respect ve electon dstrcts at the electon to be held on October 7, 96.. WADE WARREN THAYER, Secretary Hawa. July 28, Aug. 4, 96. By Authorty SECOND CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF HAWAII. AT CHABERS anuel Joao Farnho, Lbelant, VB Jula Corren Farnho, Lbelee. LIBEL FOR. DIVORCE To JULIA CORREA FARINHO, You are hereby notfed that hereto fore, on the 0th day December 95, anuel Joao Farnho, as lbelant n the above cause, fled n the above enttled Court hs lbel for dvorce aganst you as lbelee,and prayng for a dvorce from you on the ground deserton. That sad acton s stll pendng n the above Court, and wll be heard and determned by the Judge sad Court sttng at Chambers, n Waluku. County aul, Terrtory Hawa, on Thursday the 6th day October, 96, at ten oclock n the forenoon sad day or as soon thereafter as may be heard. Dated at Waluku, au. T. H. ths 24th day July, 96. V. C. SCHOENBERG, Clerk the Crcut Court, Second Crcut, Terrtory Hawa. ). H. CASE, Attorney for Lbelant. July 28, Aug Sept. SEALED TENDERS. Sealed tenders wll be receved at the fce the County Clerk, County au, Terrtory Hawa, up to 0:00 A.. Frday August th, 96 for the constructon Concrete abut ments, wngwalls, and apron for OI owalu Brdge, n accordance wth plans and specfcatons,now on fle In the ollce the County Engneer. A copy the plans and specfcatons may be obtaned from the County En. gneer on the depost J5.00. A certfed check for 5 per cent the amount the tender must accom pany each bd. The Board Supervsors reserves the rght to reject any and all bds. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF SUP ERVISORS WITHIN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF AUI. W. FRED KAAE, County Clerk, County aul. July 2, 28, Aug. 4, 96. l Newest. Coolest Hotel n Hawa Fort Street. K. ACHIDA Drug store ICE CREA The Best n Town And a Soda Fountan Gve Ua a Tral ARKET STREET, : WAILUKU. Dr. S. Ocha PHYSICIAN and OPHTHALIC SURCJKON Eyes Examned For Spectacles. Waluku : : au ALOHA LODGE NO. 3 KNIGHT8 OF PYTHIAS. Regular meetngs wll be held at the Knghts Pythas Hall, Waluku, on the second Saturday and fourth Frday each month. All vstng members are cordally nvted to attend. A. G. ARTINSEN. C. C. F. A. LUFKIN, K. R, & S. LODGE AUI, NO. 984, A. F. & A.. Stated meetngs wll be held at asonc Hull, Kahulu, on the frst Saturday nght each month at 7:30 P.. Vstng brethren are cordally Invted to attend. C. C. CAPBELL, R. W.. W. A. BOBBINS, Secretary. ERCHANT TAILOR T. KAWAKAI rock, Full Coats the latest stylet ade to Order Dress, Tuxedo Suts and Perfect Ft and Satsfacton Guaranteed. Vneyard Street, GIVE US A TRIAL. Waluku UTO ROR HIRE. Comfortable and stylsh 94 Cadllac at your servce. Rate reasonable. Kng up NUNES, Paa : : Tel. 205 ATSON NAVIGATION CO. N0. Steamer 26$ market Street, San Trancsct, Calforna. FREIGHT AND y PASSENGER SCHEDULE Aprl ay June Wllhelmna.. 8 Apr. 5 Hyades 6 Apr. 6 Enterprse 34 Apr. 8 anoa 28 Apr. atsonla Apr. 9 Lurllne Apr. 25 Hlonan.. 95 Apr. 27 Wllhelmna 82 ay 3 Enterprse 35 ay 6 anoa 29 ay 9 atsonla... 3 ay 7 Hyades ay 8 Lurllne ay 23 Wllhelmna 83 ay 3 Enterprse 36 June 3 anoa 30 June 6 Hlonlan.. 96 Juno 8 atsonla June 4 Lurllne June 20 Wllhelmna 84 June 28 PUUBT Arrva VOLND PORTS OF CALL. 3. S. atsonla ) S. S. Wllhelmna To Hawallaa lalaada ArrlT ArrT Lv S. P, Apr. Apr. 9 Apr. 25 Apr. 25 ay 3 ay 3 Apr. 6 Apr. 22 ay Apr. 8 Apr. 25 ay Apr. 25 ay 3 ay 9 ay 2 ay 9 ay 6 ay 5 ay 24 June ay 9 ay 7 ay 23 ay 4 ay 20 ay 29 ay 6 ay 23 ay 30 ay 23 ay 3 Juno June 6 June 4 June 24 ay 30 June 6 June 3 Juno 6 June 4 June 20 June June 7 June 26 June 3 June 20 June 27 June 26 July 5 July 3 June 20 June 28 July 4 June 27 July 4 July July 4 July 2 July 8 and Hllo. 8. S. Vanoa ) S. S. Lurlne ( To and Kahulu. S. S. Hlonlan To all Hawaan Porta S. S. Hyades Puget Sound. va S. S. Enterprse For Hllo Drect. S. S. Lurlne Carres Lvestock S. S. Enterprse Carres Lvestock to and Kahulu. to and Kahulu. Indcates that steamer carres combustbles. SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. Daly Passenger Tran Schedule (Except Sunday) The followng schedule went nto effect Juno 4th, t s a a ja ; a 4o a , 6 J5 8 a IS,o " les A..Waluku..L 5 L.. A..Kahulu 2. o; A L L" Spreck "A 8.4 a" elstlle."l....a Paa A.. L h" llama "A..L o L.. Haku..A II 34 "kuapoko "j u.9 Z Za...4 lauwela 3 A o ! 7 t a u 8 5" HAIKU a IV 4 20 a a Ume Sable"3(ahulu Slalroad Co. TOWARDS WAILUKU PUUNENE TOWARDS PUUNENE STATIONS TOWARDS DIVISION SI TOWARDS KAHULUI a s s e S 2 5 ".2. z z Z 0! A llls STATIONS lls I. ul.u L..Kahulu..A ( U..ruuneue.tL L. All trans daly except Sundays. 2. A Specal Tran (Labor Tran) wll leare Waluku daly, except Sundays, at 6:30 a. m., arrrlng at Kahulu at 5:50 a. m., and connectng vltk the 6:00 a. m. tran for Puunene. 3. BAGGAGE RATES: 50 pounds personal baggage wll be carred free ot charge on each whole tcket, and 75 pounds on each half tcket, whea baggage Is n charge and on the same tran as the holder the tcket For excess baggage 2a cents per 00 pounds or part there wll be charged. For Tcket Fares and other nformaton see Local Passenger Tart L C. 0. No. (, or Inqure at any the Depots. tttntrttuttrtrntttututf The Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd. BUYS AND 8ELL8 REAL ESTATE, 8TOCK8 AND BONDS. WRITES FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE. NEGOTIATES LOANS AND ORTGAGES. SECURES INVESENT8. A Lst Hgh Grade Securtes aled on Applcaton. t CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED., HaWAIL p. O. BOX tl ttm v

6 6 THE AUI NEWS, FRIDAY, JULY 28, 96. Personal enton Harvey Raymond, Ulupalakua, s vstng frends n. County Engneer J. B. Cox was a busness vstor to the frst the week. Attorney Eugene. urphy left on Tuesday for the coast on a busness trp to be gone for about sx weeks. Supervsor R. A. Drummond returned home to lana on Tuesday from a short trp to. P. J. Goodness, auto lcense nspector au, was a vstor to last week. rs. Cup Choy and ss Cup Choy akawao,were passengers to by last Saturdays Claudne. rs. George Schrader returned to on Saturday after vstng for some tme n Waluku. T.. Church returned to by last Saturdays Claudne after a short busness trp on ths sland. Frederck E. Clowes, actng prncpal the Ijahanaluna school was n ths week on busness. r. and rs. Harold Rce were passengers for by onday evenngs auna Loa. rs. J. L. Osmer and daughter, Waluku, are makng a short vst n. ss acllan, the nursng force laa Hosptal, s makng a shor vst to ths week. Cnpt. O. J. Whtehead and famly have been spendng a vacaton at Wahe e beach. rs. Wllam Smth, (nee Ixmse Pratt) s qute serously ll at her home n Lahana. r. and rs. K. J. Zedwtz and famly Lahana are spendng a several weeks acaton at the D. T. Flemng Kula place. Dr. L.. Cr.se, assstant terrtoral veternarar, returned to on Tuesday alter a short pressonal vst. fll James L. clean the InterIslan Company, spent Sunday and onday ths week on busness n central au. rs. Fred Rosecrans, who has been the guest rs. T.. Church, returned on Brlday to her home n Paa, au. Advertser. rs. J. W. Flemng, who has been vstng n for some weeks, returned to her Hamakuapoko home last Saturday. Rev. Samuel K. Kamaopl, pastor the Kaumakapl church,, s vstng frends In Lahana,ths week. A. J. Wrtz, the well known Hackfel representatve, returned to d on onday evenng after a week busness on aul. Hugh Howell returned on Wednesday from where he went to see hs son Tom f for New York where he wll enter school. ss Rta Rosecrans, Paa, was a departng passenger last week for Calforna where she wll enter the Unversty Calforna ths fall rs.. C. Rogers,and ss Couch, Paa, were departng passengers by the atp.na to the Const.. G. Santos, edtor the O, Luso, spent last week on au lookng nto the condton the Portuguese small farmer and homesteader on ths Island. He returned to on onday nght. John Ambrose, sugar boler the au Agrcultural Companys ll at Paa, expects to leave by the August Lurp.ne for Calforna, where he wll vst frends and place hs son n Santa Clnra Unversty. The party composed rs. Chas. B. Cooper, and three chldren, rs. B. F. Bshop and rs. F. W. Klebahn and two chlren, who have been spendng the past month on the slopes Halea kala, aul, returned on Saturday after a delghtful outng. Advertser. The Rev. J. Knox Bodel, now Hlo, but formerly Lahana, wll leave on August 5 wth hs famly for an extended trp on the manland. They wll attend the conventon the Epscopal Church Amerca, In St, Lous, n October. ss Clara Pearson, who was formerly one the nstructors at Punaho u and who has been for the past year on the faculty the au Hgh School, was recently.operated on at the Queens hosptal. She s dong ncely and hopes to be able to leave at StarUulletthe end the week. A.. Hamrlck, drector the U. S. weather bureau n, arrved on aul by Tuesdays Claudne, landng at Han, and comng back to central aul jtver the dtch tral. Ths s Dr. H.Ircks frst vst to au. He expects to vst Haleakala before returnng to. Antono do Rego, (Paaka) returned n the Claudne last nght to hs home n Waluku, au. He wll open a "poor mans store" opposte the Frst Natonal Hank Waluku. Whle n the cty he consulted wth the bg chefs the Democratc party on poltcal measures to be taken shortly on au by the Bourbons. Advertser. j n Pertnent Paragraphs Alfred K. Tng last week purchased the property Alonzo Jackson on Vneyard street, Waluku, for $2500. All Hana patents n the alulan Hosptal are dong very well. One left for Hana on the last Claudne. ajor Penhallow presded, asssted by Lt. Chlngworlh,and Lt. Weght. Examnatons for teachers certfcates wll be held n the Normal School on Wednesday, Thursday and Frday next week. Offcers ef the edcal Corps N. G. H. statoned on au, appeared last Tuesday afternoon before the examnes bonrd to take the examnatons prescrbed by the War Department. A. F. Tnvares, Pauwela, made a quck trp to ths week on busness connected wth the au Pneapple Company whch he s manager. W. H. Feld has been by Governor lnkham to succeed hmself on the Industral Accdent Board for au County. The commsson s for a term 5 years. Work revsng the great regste aganst the holdng the prmary electon on October 7, has been begun by County Clerk Kaae. The clerk s on oloka ths week for the purpose. A specal servce dedcatory the new organ just nstalled wll be held at the Kahulul Unon Church on next Sunday evenng. ss Carre Short wll be organst the occason. Dr. F. A. St. Sure after an absence over 5 years s agan returnng to Waluku to engage n the practce medcne and surgery. Dr. St. Sure, has many frends w.ho are glad to see hm back. rs. W. I. Wells, entertaned a number young folk last Wednesday evenng at a dance and supper at Kuah a n honor her nephew, Herbert Wells who leaves shortly for Calforna for further study. The entertanment gven at the Waluku Orpheum last Frday nght by the st Battalon, was well attended, and about $23 was netted as a nucleus a fund for equppng the new gymnasum at the armory. anager H. B. Penhallow, the Waluku Sugar Company entertaned a large number the employes ut hs home on Wednesday nght wth a smoker. The evenng was a most en. Joyable one. County Sherff Crowell left for on Wednesday where he wll look nto the matter purchasng a new automoble for the polce department, allowed at the last meetng the supervsors. rs. W. B. Coale, Lahana, who has been qute Berously ll at the Paa Hosptal has so far recovered as to be able to leave the hosptal and for the past few days has been the guest Rev. and rs. A. C. Bowdsh, Sunnysde. ss ary Kanehualaka, but formerly Lahana ded on Tuesday ths week after a short llness. The funeral was held on Wed.Hsdnterment beng n Lock Vew cemetery at Pearl Cty. She was 7 years age., Funeral servces for the late ss Alce Kealoha, who ded on onday at her home n Waakamlo road, Honolu ss Franc Eaton, formerly a teacher at Hamakuapoko, but now connectee wth the Y. W. C. A. n, lu, were held on Tuesday, the nterment beng n the Kalaepohaku cem s expected tlrs week for a vst wth au frends. etery. ss Keafbha was 20 years old E. C. ellor, who has been assocated wth J. C. Foss, Jr., for the past For rent not pad, amountng to and a natve Waluku, au. two years has resgned hs poston. $245., sut was fled on Wednesday It s understood that he expects to engage n busness for hmself. rs. Rebecca. Ncholas aganst the ths week by Guy S. Goodness and Valley ss Ceo Case, who has been spendng Isle Theatre Company, Ltd., the summer vacaton wth her par. Waluku. The case wll be heard on ents, July 3. r. and rs. D. H. Case, Waluku, wll leave early n August for Dr. George S. Aken wll close hs the Coast to resume her studes n dental fces n Kahulul at the end lls Semnary. ths month, and wll open hs new fces on an St, Waluku, about the 5th August. For the.frst two weeks n August he wll be fllng hs usual engagements n Paa. Adv. Rchard LUlco, Kahulul, was last week apponted admnstrator the estate hs brother, the late George P. Lllco, Hamakua, Hawa, who met death n an automoble accdent some months ago. The estate s estmated to be worth about $400 and the admnstrator was requred to fle a bond $200. A meetng the Haku Farmers Assocaton has been called for tomorrow nght to be held at the Kuaha school house. Some mportant busness wll be transacted, ncludng consderaton the adopton caneplantnfor. the dstrct. It s possble that an address wll be gven by A.. Hamrck, drector the U. S. weather bureau. George Kalekn, a natve Wahep, au, ded n the Queens Hosptal on Wednesday. He was 3 years age and Is survved by a wfe. He was bured n the Kawaaha o cemetary. Rev. Father J. C. Belssel, pastor the Catholc Church, St. Joseph, Hlo, arrved by the Claudne, on Tuesday and s makng a short vst on au before contnung hs journey home. He s returnng from attendng the annual retreat the Catholc clergy n. Dr. J. W. LeApsley, who has been vslng W. O. Aken and other frends on au, left by the atsona ths week for the coast. Harvey Raymond left ths week for the manland to attend school. r. and rs. Caleb Burns left ths week for the manland for an extended st. They wll spend most ther lne on (le Atlantc oas l. r. and rs. Frederck D. Lowrey have had two weeks delghtful sghtseeng on Hawa and au. Tn y arrved home ths mornng. Advertser. Coke To Get Stuarts Place Is Now Report James L. Coke s slated for Judge T. D. Stuarts place on the crcut court when the latter resgns from hs poston August, as he has nformed Presdent Wlson that he wll, accordng to reports yesterday. Whle statng that he s not makng efforts to secure the apponment, r. Coke admtted that, he would accept the poston were t fered hm. Though r. Cokes term fce as senator does not expre untl November, he sad that ths would n no way nterfere wth hs acceptance the judgeshp. Advertser.. II. Drummond, terrtoral bank examner, has been In Waluku for the past week makng an examnaton He county audtors books. He hopes o fnsh hs work sometme next week. TELEGRAPH NEWS SEALED TENDERS Sealed tenders wll be receved at ths fce the County Clerk, County aul, Terrtory Hawa, up to 0:00 A.. Frday August th, 90, for the constructon a Two Bed Room Teachers Cottage at Lahana, County aul. In accordance wth plans and specfcatons now on fle In the fce the County Engneer. A copy Ihe plans am specfcatons may be obtaned from the bounty Engneer on depost, $,S.t). A certfed check for 5 percent the amount the tender must accompany each bd. The Board Supervsors reserves the rght to reject env and all bds. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OK SUPERVISORS WITHIN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF AUI W. F. KAAE, County Clerk. County aul. Per R. K. WILCOX, Deputy County Clerk, County aul. July 28, Aug. 4, 96. ARRIVED By str. auna Kea, July 2f ss L. Hoogs, ss. Hoogs, V. H. Whte, ss Anta eyer, r. and rs. R. J. rs. J. I?. Cox, wfe County Engneer Cox, who has been vstng n Amoy Aho, aster Aho, Hong Chack, Brown, r. and rs. Boardman, rs..fornla for several months, arrved F. L. Hoogs, r. Lo burrow, ss E. ome ths mornng by the Lurlne. r. Stanley, r. and rs. Wllam Desmond, r. and rss. A. D. Baldwn, nd rs. Cox have taken the old "Wa: e Kapu" premses on Hgh St. and and party, r. and rs. S. Oyama, Rev v. tt soon be settled In ther new home. S. K.Kamaopl, Hoon Duck. OF THE WEEK PETROGRAD, Juy25 Russans after capturng varous Turksh strongholds are surroundng Erzngen stronghold where large garrson s fortfed. Russans are wthn 0 mles oty. PARIS, July 25 South the Somme rver today, French captured some blockhouses. South Estrees and north Vermando Vlltrs Germans drven out trenches now occuped soldly by French., July 25 New York court denes Flpno ctzens rghts. Fact that ancestor s whte does not make all descendants so,.s contenton. larold W. Rce, au buys Cornwall Ranch property. A.. Brown arc! Blanche Walker have sold ther nterests to hm. Prce near $250,000 5,()00 acres are nvolved, largely a leasehold second nportant ranch sale made lately. Rapd Transt s to push extenson f ther way s clear,.j., Further t.....sal "h" auwvc, wn naenntely noa charter n mprovements. Latest may de nceonhole..nuiu. July 25 Terrtory loses njuncton sut aganst vapd Iranst. Supreme court decdes company may ncrease captal tock up to $,600,000. Holds value property n excess lmtaton. Acton nstgaton by governor fals when Judge Stuart s sustaned.... uncpal attorney s taken to gamblng den. Representatve Advertser shows Gorden two jonts n operaton. N.ew Play uncovered on Nuuanu street.whle Aala lane s stll operated. Permts to drve autos n are for revenue only. Regulatons enacted by supervsors are almost wholly dsregarded by polce. About the only essental s the $3 ee. Bourbon platform for Hawa party practcally made. Free port, d government ownershp publc utltes,vvll be mportant planks. Commsson government meets wth dsapproval. llomcsteadng, equal. vffragc, statehoo d, and natonal admnstraton endorsed. Stock exchange busness s brsk. Olaa leads wth 94 shares :r.d Ewa n demand. Governor lnkham wll probably appont W. II. Rce Kaua to cneed IX P. R.Isenbcrg on promoton commttee. WASHINGTON, July 25 Unted States soon wll acqure the Dansh West Indes. Sale slands to be announced wth all terms. July ratfcaton treaty by representatves governments needed to.lose deal. $25,000,000 s prce. Washngton gves up all clams upon Greenland and new acquston may be used as coalng staton. LONDON, July 24 Rght appeal to houe lords s dened voger Casement. Natonalsts begn to move n hs behalf. Pope and many promnent catholcs etton for revson death sentenae. Home rule plans for Ern dropjed. Redmond precptates one the rccst debates n commons snce outbreak the war. WASHINGTON, July 25 Uncle Sam ready to prevent harm to Yankee frms. Vgorous acton wll be taken to draw out stng from black lst. Wlson s concerned, he admts, to all callers. ay make ormal statement to publc ths mornng, concernng stuaton. Senate has confrmed nomnaton John Hassn Clarke as succeso r to Charles E. Hughes, on supreme bench. He s a dstngushed Ohoan. PARIS, July 25 Germans cleared out Cozeres whch controls drect road to Pabaume and straghtens out Brtsh lnes. Struggle orces Teutons to shft Verdun troops. EL PASO, July 25 excan general blames Amercans. Gen. Hell denes guardsmen are gulty shootng up Greaser homes as excans assert. ROE, July 25 Italan troops captured mportant poston onte Cmone, on Ison.o front. PARIS, July 24 Lt. archal, noted fler French avaton corps reached Berln and hovered over captal long enough to drop messages. Flew 807 mles, mostly at nght. Landed n Poland and was captured by Germans. Intended to land beyond Russan lr.es, but had engne trouble. PETROGRAD, July 2 Russans n Turksh esopotama advan.g upon fortfed town Erzngen. One sde advance guard s vthn 5 mles cty. CONSTANTINOPLE, July 24 Turks deeated Brtsh cavalry,u tachment east Suez canal. Turks are pursung Brtsh towards canal ḂERLIN, July 2 Only advantage won by Brtsh fghtng today on Somme rver was penetraton a few houses n Pozeres whch was accomplshed wth extraordnary losses for Brtsh. LONDON, July 2 Brtsh captured a large part the vllage and postons Pozeres on the west front. Also ganed near hgh woods n drecton Gullemont. Sx German destroyers engaged n runnng fght wth Brtsh lght naval forces f Schouwen Banks arly n mornng. German vessels repeatedly ht but reached Belgan coast. BERLIN, July 24 Returnng from Flanders coast,some German destroyers ths mornng went to the mouth tle Thames rver, and ater encountered several small Brtsh crusers but reached ther bases undamaged. Exay, July 24 or Fern s lad up from bloodposon fool. Is unable to attend to dutes as cty jaler. Cty Attorney A.. Brown buys valuable beach property from J. Stack for $22,000. W amanalo trp may result n mltary jost. Land owned by govcrnme nt s looked at by Governor and army lcers. Nothng defnte deemuceessar y. announced. Several thousand acres publc lands avalable f Conference on hotel plans. No announcement. James Wood, the manager St. Francs Hotel, San Francsco, R. V. Shngle, and L. A. hurston talk t over. Lunch today wth workers on promoton. Defnte status may be nvaehcd before atsona sals on Wednesday. Conkhng clams health fcer holds hm back. Says refusal to ssue sckness permts prevents collectng fees., July 24 Boycott aganst U. S. busness men not Brtsh plan. Consul Gordon explans use and regulaton for Hawa. Is based on rules textle allance n Unted States. Islands not lkely to be effected by tradng wth enemy. Australa buys 5 vessels to carry wheat. Pays nearly $0,000,000 lor same. Urgent need for movng bg crop. Other steps taken to save gran recordbreakn producton. g Jay Gould may brng hs polo pones to meet s. Local condtons delght famous New Yory crack polo player. Far feld and no favor to be republcan polcy. Central commttee plans to keep hands f n ry campagn. Democratc leaders are plannng asmlarcourse. ccandless sad to now have mayoralty bee n hs bonnet. LONDON, July24 Feld arshal von Hndcnbergs front reported perced by Kuropatkn n hot fghtng. Austrans compelled to abandon Bukowna, Venna fcally admts. Alles wnnng ground everywhere. Desperate fghtng contnues on the Stockhod. WASHINGTON, July 24 Blacklst Great Brtan strs wr.lkfr U. S. plans retalaton. BALTIORE, July 24 German submarne remans n port, not yet havng asked for clearance papers. Negotatons for nsurance on large shpment gold sad to be on board, are now under way. Reported agreement on rate not yet agreed upon. LONDON, ulv 24 Sr Wm. Ramsey s not yet n London. SAN FRANCISCO, July 24 Cty authortes wthout clue to vllan whose murderous machne caused death and njury to so many. Brother one vctm fers bg reward Cty supplements hs fer by one $5000. Suspect arrested s declared to be nnocent. WASHINGTON, July 24 Foes close n on bandt. Trap s ready for Vlla. Last nght shots were exchanged between Amercan troops and excans across border. Accordng to guardsmen who reported the shootng, trouble started when small party excans ffed on Amercan solders. ILL VALLEY, July 24 Fre on t. Tamalpas has been controlled after 48 hours unceasng effort. JUAREZ, July 24 For the frst tme snce Columbus rad, Amercans and excans danced together at a fete here last nght. SAN DIEGO, July 24 Rear Admral Wnslow says t s the ntenton the navy department to keep fleet n excan waters. PARIS, July 23 Russans agan poundng hard at Teutons battle : Brusslf renforced by men and guns smashng at enemy wes Lutsk and takng score n booty and prsoners. 26,000 added to captured total. Alles now have whp hand, Jfre tells hs solders, and Sr Douglas Hag says war wll be decded n the west. CHIHUAHUA, July 23 Vlla crushed n fght wth Carranza, and s seekng refuge n flght. Reported he s Trevnhopelessly crppled. o announces not one moments rest wll be allowed fugtve force. WASHINGTON, July 23 Blacklst causes anxety. State Department has begun nvestgaton. ILL VALLEY, Cal. July 23 t. Tamalpas swept by uncov tradable forest fres. NDIANAPOLIS, July 28 James Whtcomb Rley,one most loved men n the Unted States, and a wellknow n Hoozer poet, des at very old age. Paralyss the cause death. BERLIN, July 22 Durng last few days German submarnes have sunk 6 Brtsh trawlers f Brtsh coast. Brtsh cavalry now employed n fensve along Somme. LONDON, luly 22 Brtsh steamer Wolf sunk n war zone. WASHINGTON, July 22 War Department defends Butler from etcsm. ajor 6th Cavalry s declared nnocent wrongdon g. Hs slayer held. Fatal shootng s stll unexplaned. Spanell held n jal at El Paso whle feelng at Alpne runs hgh., July 22 Hawas frst staton cruser s on way here., The St. Lous sals from Bremerton to be flagshp and to accommodate naval mlta. Opton taken by hotel company on Hustace Vlla.Deal completed whereby Terrtoral Hotel Company secures mportant holdng. Hlo hears hotel combne over slands. WASHINGTON, July 22 Naval bll goes to conference. Fght probable. NEW YORK, July 22 Infantle deaths ncrease. 39 and 35 new cases. reported today GERAN HEADQUARTERS, July 22 French ar squadron bombarded Black Forest vllage Kandern. Woman and 4 chldren klled., July 22 Amy OConnor, nurse, formerly Hon, olulu at Queens Hosptal, commtted sucde n Chcago. No reason for act known here as yet. Consulgener Dr. or urges Japanese youths to jon mlta. al s pleased that Amercan boys Japanese parentage are patrotc. General Johnson has no objecton. Chnese gamblng game found to run on bg scale unmolested, operatng almost wde open. Thrves n Aala lane whle detectves slumber, (lames n full blast nnd nose deafenng. Orentals show no fear polce and swarm to dve. D. T. Fulloway, paraste hunter reports on trp to save melons. Expert scoured acao, Sngapore, Java and Inda for enemes melon lly. Brngs 44 specmens opus. They survved voyage 0,000 mles and descendants are busy kllng melon pest. Federal fcal s vctmzed n opum bunko game. U. S. commssoner hears an amazng story n case sut Ned Wlder. Clever crook sells confscated dope. Contraband gven hm to expose rng n rad but dsappears before fcers. an mpersonated federal fcals. Factonal clouds clearng n republcan poltcs. Party leaders repsentbusness nterests confer wth opposton to secure harmony eetng today may brng adjustment. Capt. Wllam Brand, formerly here wth 4th Cavalry,s dead. News ndefnte as to cause. LONDON, July 22 Alles make more gans n terrfc onslaught. Contnue ther tremendous attacks on German postons. Contnue to make progress. Losses are heavy. Teutons are drven from ther trenches. Russans gan one more mportant strategc pont n ther advance nto Galca. 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