Civic Convention B THREATEHS GERMAN ARMS 1; Proaram. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3rd.

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1 What s Best for Mau s Best for the News f you wsh Prosperty Advertse n the News VOLUME XX. WALUKU, MAU, T.., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 4. NlMBKK 33. r - 8ff PUNS ARE COMPLETE FOR BP ASr... Hawa Delegates Arrve Last Nght, Oahu and Kaua Ths roomng. Program Assures Busy Tme For --Publc nvted to Attend Tonghts Sesson. AH. Wlcn Presdent F. F. Baldwn, of tlo Maul Chaml)or or Commerce calls llo Thrd Cvc Conventon lo order n the Waluku Armory at oclock ths mornng, t s expected that between 0 and 200 vstng delegates wll answer to ther names. The Hawa delegaton, numberng 30 strong, s already here, havng arrved by the Manna Kea last evenng. The Oahu and Kaua representatves wll arrve by tho Klauea especally chartered for the trp, whch s due n Kahulu at 7 oclock ths mornng. Hawas Delegates. The Hawa crowd s made up as follows : Kohala: Rev. J. F. Cowan, O. P. MoDougal, John Hnd. Ad Club of Honolulu has arranged to gve a mnstrel show, and ths ntunt wll be staged at Lahalna, durng the dnner at that place, whch s to be Hawa Hoard of Supervsors: H. gven n the Poneer Theater at C Lyman,. J. A. M. Osoro, D. K. Ewa-lkoclock, Sunday evenng. A good deal of mystery surrounds ths fjature, Hlo Board of Trade: H. n. Ellott, whch s beng looked forward to wth C. 0. Kennedy, Patterson, C. E. ml."!! nterest. Wrght, E. F. Nchols, H. E. Kelsey, Rev. O. Laughton,--U. S. Bowman, Geo. Carl-smt-. Huddy,.Tas. tussell, Carl Chamber of Commerce A. U. Henderson, Wn, M. Rur-nct- t, Geo. A. Cool, N. C. Wrong, S. S. Gets New Members Rotph, 3. N. Deyo, J. Gouvela, Chrs. Castondyk, Sam Johnson, ). E. Motz-ge- r, At a meetng of the trustees of the t. W. Kller. Maul Chamber of Commerce held Kona: R. V. Woods. Thursday afternoon, the followng Up to last nght, a complete lst of now members were elected: T. D. the representatves of the varous Collns. A. C. Warner, Dr. E. N. Oahu organzatons had not been receved. However, word has been re- Young, Angus McPhee, A. Garca, A. F. Costa, J. C. Vlllers, Joseph Mo- - ceved from Secretary Brown, of the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce, to neckc. tho elfect that about one hundred coud be counted on from that sland. Oahu to Send Hundred. The followng names form a partal Accdent To lst of those expected from Oahu: Calforna Feed Co., Lowers & Cooke, Loves Bakery, W. O. Barn-hart-, Flemng Henry Brcdhoff, Cost Dr. A. A. Bra-ley-, Geo. t. Carter, Thos. Church, Chuch Hoy, H. S. ker, W. t. rlnglon, C. B. Gage, C. M. Hcks, rvng. Hurd, t. E. Lambert, J. Champonshp Lov-enso- D. J. P. Mellm, Jas. Morgan, J. M. McChosney. F. H. McNamara,.. M. lggs, W. Ylm Sam, Percy Notng, G. B. Schrader, Knrston Thot, Ed Towse, Guy Tuttle, G. t. Ward, L. A. Thompson, Dr. J. H. Waddell, G. Fred Bush, D. H. Lews, Clarenco H. Cooke, E.. Pars, Frst Natonal Dank, Benson Smth & Cq M. M. Johnson, G. J. Waller, Harry Cobb, Sehaefer & Co, Hackfeld & Co., F. E. Make, Von lamm Young Co., George P. Castle, Raymond C. Brown, J S H. Pratt, L. A. Thurston, F. G. Krauss. Bank of Hawa, Kllers & Co., Gnorge Alens, James Cockburn, Arthur Berg, A. W. Meyers, J. T. Warren, Albert Wafhouse, Watqrhouso Trnt Co., A. J. Campbell, W. O. Smth, George C. Potlur, Gerrt Wlder, Sherwood Low-ro- J. F. Sopor, J. F. Young, Chas. Amoton, John Kfllngor, F. O. Boyer,.. Beadle, D.. Htchcock, J. M. Young. Tlo program whch has been prepared for llo conventon, and whch n outlned n another column, ndcate that a most nterestng and proftable sesson U n prospect. t also ndcates that tho tme of the vsos s gong to bo exceedngly p ml flled. Publc nvted Tonflht. Thn ovonlng, begnnng at 7:30 oclock, some nterestng short ad (lroesos wll bo delvered at the Armory, by represonthtlvcs of tho sov oral nlands. There wll also bo nn lllmlalcd talk by Prof. T. A. Jaggar, Jr., drector of tho Hawa Volcano He- Hpurcl Assocaton, on the erupton of the great SnkuraJna volcano n Jap nn. Many of tho plcturos to bo showr wero taken by Prof. Jaggar hmself. Lalo tonght, a party of tjjo vstors wll no up Halenkala. t s stated that eleven of tho Hawa delegaton havo naked to make ths trp, whllo a num--! bur from Oahu wll also swell tho party Tho crowd wll bo undor tho gudance of L. von Tempsky. t wll return tomorrow mornng, aftor vlt-noln- g the unrso, n tmo to jon tho man party nt tho luau at Pala, at on,!oolock Vst to Haku Modfed. Tlo uncotnnty of tho woathor, and tho bad condton or tho roads were responsble for a modfcaton of tho plans for takng; tlo lo the dele-kate- s HaKu homestend secton tomorrow mornng. The trp wll bo made by tran to tho Hnlku cannery, and n case t s not ranng, the guests wll bo taken on a short rde by wagon transportaton nto tho homesteads. The dtch openng ceemones wll take place at a pont on the Kaluu lalroad, nstead of n the honcbtead tract, as had been ntended. Ad Club Has Mnstrel Show. Word has been receved that tho Year. But for an accdent whch took Dave Flemng out of tho game n the thrd perod, there s no doubt that the Mau polo team would have won last Mondays game from Oahu from and n so Oahu by a largo margn, dong carred off the nter-slan- d polo champonshp for 4. As t was, Oahu nosed out ahead by one goal, the score standng 2 to. Flemng receved a terrfc jolt n tho chest from tho heels of Salor Boy, Harold Castlos mount, sustanng some torn cartlages of the rb con nectous, and a fearful shakng up. Castlos pony threw hmself and hs rder by hs kck, but Castle tell clear and was unnjured. Maul had no sub sttute present, but W. A. Clark was hustled nto a par of rdng breeches and pressed nto tho game. Ho dd some good rdng but was not n touch wth tho system of hs sde, and tho fne team work that had characte.l.l Mauls playng was n a measure gone Oahu, havng already defeated, the U. 3. Artllery team, n also wnnng from Maul, won tho champonshp, and ths desplto tho fact that she had Bono down to defeat three tmes dur ng the past summer to Mau, whle Mondays gamo was tho frst game that ths team has lost ths year. The game whch was to have been played off last Saturday on tho Moa nalua grounds, had to bo postponed on account of ran, and as the town grounds wero stll unft to play on on Monday, tho gamo was fnally playet. at Schofleld Barracks. Tho teams played as follows: Oahu S. A. Baldwn, No. ;. K L. Castle, No. 2; Walter Macfarlane, Oahu Wns dng Game Of Seres n nter-slan- d Polo Tournament. Only Game Mau Lost Ths No. 3; A.. Rco, back. Mau Arthur Collns, No., No. 2, Oahu earned 3, less ponaltles 4. F. F. Baldwn, No. 2, No. 3: Harold total 2. Maul earned 2, low penal Cvc Conventon B THREATEHS GERMAN ARMS ; Proaram SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3rd. A. M. Conventon Convenes at Armory, Waluku. Electon of Charman, toll Call of Delegates. Address or Welcome W. F. Pogue, Mnul Chamber or Commerce - Response W. t. Fanngton, Honolulu Ad Club Appontment ot Commttees on llesolutlons, etc. lloport or Hold-Ove- r Commttee of Second Annual Cvc Conventon, ro Fnancng Hawa Promoton Commttee. Commttee: Ed Towse, L. A. Thurston, T. M. Church,. tohrlg and t. A. Wadsworlh. (Dscusson and acton on report to be taken up later.) teport of Hold-Ove- r Commttee or Second Annual Cvc Conventon on Constructon or New Roads, Upkeep Thereor, and Methods or Fnancng the Buldng or loads. Commttee: L. A. Thurston, t. W. Shngle, C. H. Cooke, J.. Moragne, Hugh Howell. (Dscusson and acton on report to be taken up later.) Transportaton Facltes o! the Terrtory C. E. Wrght, Wm. McKay, and t. Hlo Board of Trade. W. Fller, Tlo College of Hawa as a Terrtoral Asset... Presdent A. L. Dean of the Collego of Hawa. tev. J. M. Lydgatc, Kaua Chamber of Commerce. Address Hon. L. E. Pnkham, Governor or Hawa. Santaton ;... D. J. S. B. Pratt, Honolulu Chamber or Commerce. The Tourst Fred. L. Waldron, Commercal Club or Honolulu. Noon: Lunch at Maul Hotel.. t 7:30 P. M. PUBLC SESSON. Hawa tev. G. Laughton, Hlo Board or Trade. Oahu Geo. t. Carter, Honolulu Chamber or Commerce. Kaua Sonator Erc A. Knudsen, Kaua Chamber or Commerce. Kohala, tev. J. C. Cowan, Kohala Cvc League. Kona, Kona mprovement Assn. Mau tev. A. C. Bowdsl, Mau Chamber or Commerce. Erupton or Sakurajlma, Japan, Movng Pctures and Stereoptcon Vews Dr. T. A. Jaggar, Jr., Drector Hawaan Volcano Research Assocaton. t SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4th. A. M. Assemble at Maul Hotel, Waluku. Automoble Trp lo lao Valley, returnng to Kahulu Ralroad Depot, Waluku. Specal Tran to Haku End or Lne. Proceed to Waklno Gulch whoro lrst water wll he turned nto new Sprockets Dtch. Noon. Luau at Pala Mll. :30 P. M. Automoble trp to Makawao, through Kula, back along road to Puunene, through Kul-Kahul- Waluku to Lahalna. G:00 P. M. Dnner at Lahalna, after whch return to Waluku, etc. Note: All portons of above schedule subject or he weather. Specal: Specal trp wll be arranged ror a lmted numbor or delegates to Cratqr or Haleakala. Delegates desrng lo take ths trp must arrange lor ther own saddles and equpment. Notce should bo gven at as early a date as Poaslblo. MONDAY. j: tt t OCTOBER!) A. M. Conventon at Armory, Waluku. Dscusson and Acton on Report or Hold-Ove- r Commttee on Roads and Fnancng Same. Gamo Fshng n Hawa. Goodng Feld Tho Club Alexander Huno Ford Promoton Ed Towse, Hawa Promoton Commttee. W. O. Aken, Maul Chanbor of Commerce. Dscusson and Acton on Report or Hold-Ove- r Commttee on Fnancng Hawa Promoton Com. mlttee. Acton on Resolutons. Selecton of Sto of 8 Convonton, Mscellaneous Dustness. 7:00 P. M. Banquet at Maul Hotol. (nformal, Busness Dress.) wmmmwm Rce, No. 3, back; Davd Flomng, tos, total. ndvdual goals: back; W. A. Clark, back, No. 3, No.. s. A. Baldwn, Castle C, Macfarlane Tho score: 3. Collns, F. F. Baldwn 3. Harold th. Rce 3 Ono goal for. Maul put through by. Rces pony. Safetes huh lnl Cntle and. Rce. Referee, juronre Rodlugton. Tmurs,. Mao- - farlanu md John Walker. j Al Latest Reports ndcate Alles Have Ganed - - avc Huvdcyrj nl muy Lne. umuu. Uuus Bref and Gloomy. Cracow Battle mmnent ALLES CLAM GREAT VCTORY. LONDON, ober 2. Vctory everywhere t wth Alles. German-resst-. ence s broken and entre army of nvason mutt an retreat to north and east or face prospect of beng wped out. Germans have fnally ben drven out of ther heavly entrenched postons n stent quarres north of Altne, partly because of hammerng by French artllery, but manly because of stench from dead bodes. Germans arc makng desperate reslstenec n flank ng movement and have attempted to cut Alles lnes. Fghtng of past few days has been of bloody nature. GERMAN PAPERS PESSMSTC. ROTTERDAM, ober 2. German resdents here arc astonshed at tone of newspaper reports from Germany. Yesterdays artcles asked suspen son of judgment should bad news come to people. GREAT FGHT AT CRACOW MMNENT. ROME, ober 2. Sx mllon fghtng men wll soon be facng each other n two great armes along Prussan border. Austran-Germa- army s concentratng on Cracow. Consttutes half mllon men. Russan force be leved to be as great, f not greater. All Boheman and Moravan roads are congested wth German troops on way to front. GERMANS LOSE ARTLLERY DUEL. ANTWERP, ober 2. Artllery duel all day between German heavy artllery and guns of outer fortfcatons.. Some of the German batteres des troyed. German move n drecton of Havre and St. Catherne has been stopped on account of darkness. German dvson belevng forts had been reduced, charged across open ground. Forts reopened fre and only a few Germans escaped. Several feld guns of Germans were captured. GERMANS SAY FORCE S OVERWHELMNG. ROTTERDAM, ober 2. German papers say Brtsh are advancng through sheer force of weght of numbers, and t s mpossble for Germans facng them to hold them back despte superor bravery and fghtng skll. Wrters n German papers admt that French have profted by lesson taught them n 870. GERMAN COMMERCE DESTROYERS BUSY. LONDON, ober 2. Durng month of September, accordng to re ports from admralty last nght, German crusers overtook and sank eghteen Brtsh steamers wth an aggregate of 2,000 tons. Durng same perod seven steamers, some belongng to neutrals were sunk n North Sea. (War News Contnued on Page G ) est For All Mau Herds All Dary Cows n County Must Stand nspecton. Dr. Ftzgerald Says Bovne Tuberculoss Can Be Stamped Out. A thorough nspecton of all or the dary cattle on Maul s to be made as coon as possble by Dr. J. C. Ftzgerald, terrtoral veternaran, wth -- the object of eradcatng any tuber-cula.- - cattle that may bo n any of the herds. Wthn tlo next few weeks, Dr. Ftzgerald expects to vst every farm on the sland that produces mlk for ale. and test out the cattle wth the tubeculn test, whch s recognzed as an nfallble method. Mcny or the cattle on Mau have already been tested n the past, and from what s known, t s not thought that u very great amount of dlseaso wll bo found. Some tme ago 200 head of cattle on tho Grovo Ranch were tested, and only about 0 n- Ftz-reralstates that Maul s nrobablv fected anmals wero found. Dr. jm very clean compared wth Oahu, and he 3 confdent that t wll le possble to entrely eradcate tho dangerpus malady on ths sland, as has already been dono wth glanders n horses. The mportance of ths work may? be apprecated when t s remembered hal practcally all of the tuberculoss chldren s drectly tracable to ther beng fed mlk from tubercular COWM. t s understood also that tho board of health s plannng to soon make a systematc canvass of tho Maul dares for tho purpose of on- - forcng gonoral santary measures. nm Fshng Club Wll Help Mau Have Offce n Promoton Com mttee and Wll Boost Consstently. Booklet Beng ssued Tells About Great Sport. The Hawa Tuna Club, or whch. Goodng Feld was the prme sprt n organzng, s to have a regular olllott n Honolulu. Mr. Feld, who s secretary of the new club, s beng most enthusastcally backed n hs work by the Promoton Commttee, whch hat furnshed hm wth desk room and t preparng to advertse tho possbltes of game fshng n a moat extensve manner. That Maul s lkely to pront lamely from the development of gamo!whu n sland waters, s pratjtlenlly certan, owng to the fact that he b at fshng grounds n the group are on the eo sde ot ths sland. Mr. Feld belovos that n tme a club homo wll bo bult by tho new club some place near Lahalna, but n tlo meantme ho has made arraugeuentv by whch the organzaton wll have exclusve uso or a well located room n the Poneer Hotel, at Lahalna. Mr. Feld s the author or an and ntnctve booklet, now n press, on "Game Planng n Hawaan Waters, and Other sland Sports." Tho pamphlet la beng publshed by tho Hawa Promoton Com-mltteand wll bo gven wda dstrbuton on tho manland an an mportant addton to tla oommltttm lteral tro. Sth ; m 4 J "4 Vs.. t (4m) nn lfrw rrtfcr..

2 TF, MAU NEWS. SATURDAY. OCTOP.ER 3, 4. THE MAU NEWS v,"!. Kntrecl at the Post Clce at Waluk. Mau. Hawa, as seconl-c!:- s tnatur U r ly Vl far 4 4ft nf tllujcn" T fcn u ;Wau Futlslnj KahJluRalpoad Company. Lmted. A. Republcan Paper Publshed n the nterest ol the People ssued Every Saturday. roprletom S nnr ubllnherm nsrktox Katks, $2 jor year n Advance Wll.,. Cooper - - ldllor nnd mnnnker kf SATLKDAV. OlTO : : : : OCTOl.K.K X ".4 ALOHA. CVC COXVKXTON! (tn; lo.urthcr s always pod. Hut when n a sprt of mutual p Ml t KKllv nd earnest endeavor to hroaden and n n c n sllts f the: "sles of Peace," all Hawa "ps toy-tlt.- t s m n than worth whle. And n ths,.thcrn of " Man s th fh f f hcnclcarv. Aloha. Cvc Contenton! :: CONSSTENCY AXH PRAYERS. Tomorrow, throughout the length nd hreadth of our far land, Amercan people at the behest of Presdent W lson wll unte n of-m- j; prayers for the restoraton of peace to war-rdde- n Europe. The chef functon of a dety through all past ajcs had been to strengthen the arms of bs followers and to confound ther enemv. le wa prmarly a war pul. Then came One who taught t!e doctrne of love ot eace on earth, jjood-w- ll towards all men. om cred was tnrncness of ones enemes and the retmnnj; of good for evl. Whose l e example and teachngs, f they meant anythng at all. were dametrcally oposcd to conflct or the doctrne of mght. And many.lalons became followers of ths gnat Teacher. Today most of these same natons are n bloody conflct, one wth another. All the prmeval passons of th human lace are rampant. The lust of battle s n the blood. Hate regr.s supreme and love s a forgotten thng. The race-ol- d doctrne of r.n eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth, s the only rule of conduct. Xor s ths a matter for wonderment. Humanty s weak. t s one thng to profess and to beleve, and qute another thng to apply these same professons avd belefs. Natons are but aggregatons of ndvduals, and human nature s the same everywhere. Put the anomaly of t all s that natons that are frankly puttng behnd them the doctrnes they have professed to beleve, should be able to appeal ther cause to ther professed dvnty, not only for justfcaton, but for ad n ther cause of murderng ther fllowmen. That contendng forces ran pray to the same gentle Chrst for ad n slaughterng each other, s dffcult for. the mnd to grasp, and forces the concluson that the Chrstanty of the Chrstan natons s but a thn veneer. And tomorrow all Amerca, by proclamaton of our Presdent, wll engage n prayer to ths same God, beseechng peace for strcken P.urope SUNDAY AMUSKMENTS AND PLT.LC MORALS. The mnsters of Honolulu are preparng to crusade aganst the proposal of the movng pcture theaters to gve Sunday performances. They mght fnd a good many thngs much more serous to oppose. t s dffcult to see the dfference between a Sunday baseball game and a clean movng pcture exhbton on Sunday, from the standpont of publc morals. Yet the former has hem permtted for many years n ths Terrtory, on the generally accepted plea that t furnshes a healthful recreaton for the people. The same argument should apply to the mov ng pctures, only n greater dgree, for more people attend these shows than care to see ball games. Honolulu s comng to be a very cosmopoltan cty cosmopoltan n taste as well as n natonaltes. And there are thousands of persons there now to whom Sunday s a day of boredom. t s well enough to argue that the churches are open, or that the walkng n the parks s excellent, llecause these thngs satsfy you, and delght me, s no reason why you and should try to force the man across the street to accept them also. Hs vews are enttled to as much respect as our own. What Honolulu really needs s many more knds of amusements and dstractons for the people durng ther lesure hours. And as long as these are of a character not essentally prejudcal to moralty, they wll be blessngs to the communty. Any man who has had any normal amount of experence n cty lfe does not have to be convnced that "kllng tme" on the streets, s about the most demoralzng occupaton a young man can ndulge n. And Honolulu s gettng to be notorous for ths knd of ndulgence. The objecton to Sunday movng pctures s mstaken and mschevous The people of Hawa are asked to back a scheme to help the poor cotton grower, whose product s left on hs hands on account of the war n Europe. The suggeston s tmely. by not we launch a ueapples movement to help the poor pneapple grower n Hawa. And when the tarff cut gets n ts work, we can start a proposton to help the poor sugar planter keep hs head above water A STRDE N RGHT DRECTON. Wth. Goodng Feld occupyng a desk n the Promoton Commttee, as secretary of the tuna club, Mau ought to fare as well as present condtons wll permt. Mau wll never come nto her own untl she has another wharf or two, and some more roads; and the most urgent of these s a road for vehcles to the top of Haleakala. Weve got the goods, the trouble s n delverng them Talk about the rony of fate! Maus polo team won three straght games from Oahu ths year, but lost the fourth one, and wth ths one w ent the champonshp of the slands for 4. WAR NEWS MORE ACCURATE. Merchandse Department DEALEBS N ORTHWEST s REDWOOD Mouldngs Hardwoods Ralroad Tes Shngles Posts Brcks Lme Cement Crushed Rock Coal Doors Wndows Sash Weghts Glass Gutters lppe Ppe PttnQ;s Cocks Valves Brass Fttno--s Etc., Etc. fr turn P a m 4 n 0 HONOLULU, Sept. 30. For the frst tme snce the war began announcements from London and Berln regardng same events, have begun to approach relatve conformty. Comparsons of announcements establsh the fact that the German rght has been bent backward untl now at rght angles to lne of center and left. Nowhere s there a confrmaton of report that German rght has been broken. tnt nl Tel. No. 0G2. " T..t. n. Kahulu, Mau, T. H.

3 THE MAU NEWS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER The Honolulu ron Works Company, Lmted, are Mll Kugnccrs, Consultng Kng-neer- s, Desgners and Manufacturers of Complete Modern Equpment for Cane Sugar Factores, Experts n the Remodelng and Modernzng of Factores, and Terrtoral Agents for Standard Gas Engnes, etc., etc., etc. They solct correspondence and wll gladly submt estmates. Honolulu, Hawa. Telephone 4 Watluku. Mau. T. H. P. O. lk) 8. WALUKU HARDWARE CO., Successors to LEE HOR General Hardware, Enamelware, Ol Stoves, Twnes, Mattngs, Wall Papers, Mattresses, Etc., Etc., Etc. You COFFNS MADE AT SHORT NOTCE. can trust us to send the knd nl qualty of shoes you HOPE to get (for men, women or chldren) and wo are glad to prepay the postal char-ges-. Your order wll le flled the day wo receve your letter. Manufacturers Shoe Store Honolulu. DOREGO and EDWARDS RNG Ul PHONK tll WALUKU", MAU. Two 7 Soatcr ackurtls. Meet all Stoamors. Three Curs. Cheaper Rales Leaves Walluku lor Lahalna Mondays. Wednesdays and Frdays, 0 p. m. Saturdays, 6 p. m. Not less than 3 Passengers. K3T f you have a party of 4 or more, wreless at our expense. The Henry Waterhouse Trust S BUYS AND SELLS REAL ESTATE, STOCKS A UONDS J WRTES FRE AND LFE NSURANCE S NEGOTATES LOANS AND MORTGAGES SECURES NVESTMENTS A Lst of Hgh Grade Securtes maled on applcaton CORRESPONDENCE SOLCTED HONOLULU, HAWA Co., Ltd. P. O. Box,346 OUR NEW SERVCE We have arranged a schedule of busness hours that wll enable us to better serve the publc at the same tme gvng our employes more tme for out-of-doo- rs enjoyment. The store wll be open daly, except Sunday 6:80 a. m. to : p. m. Sunday 8 a. n. to 2m. p. m. to 8:SO Matl Patrons are nvted to call, leave ther packages and use the telephone BENSON, SMTH & CO., Ltd. Tllt llxal STORt Fort and Hotel Afearoba FOR SALE Frewood At the lowest market prce. CHAS.WLCCX - -- : Waluku t James C. Toss, Jr., Archtect, Enghoer, Waluku & Contractor Mau m Telegraph News of the Week. COST OFLVNG GONG UP. HONOLULU, Sept. 30. Hawa Meat Co. has advanced prce of meat second tme wthn a month. JACKS GRP S GOOD. n spte of falure to pass cvl servce examnaton, Jack Kalakela wll be apponted clerk to Sherff Rose. v PLENTY OF WATER NOW. Ctzens are advsed to bol all drnkng water. Nuuanu dam s full. Heavy rans have washed refuse nto streams. NEW MARSHAL READY. U. S. Marshal Smtddy wll begn dutes Monday. No deputes chosen. FRENCH CALLED HOME. French reserves have been called to colors from Hawa. HUNG JURY ON WELCH CASE. Jury faled to agree n Welch tral. WM. WELCH ON TRAL. Tral Wm. Welch for runnng down offcer Moranha wth automoble, begun. LANDSTURM CALLED OUT. HONOLULU, Sept. 2. Germany has called to colors the Landsturm. Those traned between the age of 3 and 4 years old wll be classed as home defense troops. A copy of the call was yesterday ssued n Honolulu by Consul Rodek. MAU LOSES TO OAHU. HONOLULU, Sept. 2. Oahu won the game yesteday, 3 to 2.. Flemng hurt. Great game. F. B. McSTOCKEFt DEAD. Frank McStocker ded of heart Olure last nght. Army offcers rescued a prvate who had fallen over clff at Waanae mountans yesterday. McCarn case gong on. Judge Whtnoy has under consderaton advsablty of Thompson answerng questons relatve to hs evdence before the Federal Grand Jury. $4000 FOR 2 VOTES. Geo. R. Carter spent $4000 n the prmary campagn. WSE LANDS PLUM. John Wse wll handle Republcan campagn work as specal commttee secretary. Commttee wll manage. JURY MUST PASS ON McCARN. Judge Whtney dened moton of McCan for nstructed verdct of Wtnesses for defense now beng examned. PLEADS GULTY. George Allen today pleaded gulty to forgery. TO FGHT BOOZE. HONOLULU, Sept. 28. Plans are beng made for fght on lquor n the Terrtory. HONOLULU MLK MPURE. Dr. Norgaard says that Honolulu mlk s mpure. HONOLULAN MAY BE N ARMY. HONOLULU, Sept. 27. Efforts to fnd the whereabout of Gus Schuman, through lodges and state department, have faled. He s an Amercan ctzen, but may be at the front wth the German forces. Was last heard from n July, n Dresden, where he went on a vacaton trp. ARMY OFFCER FOUND SHOT. Capt. Watkns of the 2th nfantry, found dead on rfle range wth bullet n bran. May have been sucde. R. H. Trent, although a frst-clas- s passenger, s returnng from Coast n steerage of Manchura. RESGNATONS ASKED FOR. Olver K. Stllman and Danel Woodward, for many years employes of Terrtoral waterworks, have been asked for resgnatons.. Poltcs beleved cause. BG STORM ON KAUA. LHUE, Kaua, Sept. 28. Terrfc storm dd great damage yesterday. Sptz stables and horses washed. nto sea. Lhue plantaton lost flumes and man reservor. Two Chnese boys were drowned and one Japanese was electrocuted through contact wth fallen power lne. SAY GERMANS WERE ROUTED. LONDON, Sept. 30. After 24 hours almost ceaseless fghtng at close range, between German rght and forces of Alles, advancng from Teronne, on nvaders entrenchment before St. Quentn, Germans have been defeated and rght wng crumpled. Rght s fallng back toward Guse n dsorganzed retreat wth Alles pursung, and gvng no opportunty for broken reg ments to reform or take new poston. Automobles are carryng ammun ton so solders may march lght.. Alles have made slght progress n Argonne," beng advanced n drec ton of Meuse. BELEVE U. S. WLL BE PERMANENT MEDATOR. LONDON, Sept. 2. Promnent dplomats here beleve t wll be pos sble to ultmately negotate treates under whch all bg powers wll be requred to submt dfferences to Unted States, thus makng another European war mpossble. EMDEN STLL BUSY. LONDON, Cept. 2. German cruser Emden has sunk four more mer chant vessels n Orent. COMPARATVE QUET N EUROPE. LONDON, Sept. 2. The fall of Pvensyl s offcally dened. Austra s protestng aganst the use of dum-dubullets by Russans. A German drgble dropped bomb on school house yesterday, kllng eleven chldren., Alled Servan and Montenegran troops are now marchng on Serajevo, have reached Mount Kemane. CLOSE FGHTNG ON ASNE. LONDON, Sept. 28. The two battle lnes are wthn 200 yards. of each other. Frequent hand to hand fghtng s takng place. Ths ndcates Alles have won ground n6de range of German heavy artllery. LONDON, Sept. 28. The war offce announces tonght that there s no change n the stuaton anywhere. The death of Prnce Adelbert s reported. SAY AUSTRANS ARE ON RUN. LONDON, Sept. 28. Russans are drvng Austrans before them at every pont, and have cleared all Galca north of Carpathan mountans, and as far west as San rver. Petrogard reports Austran column now n full retreat from Przemysl towards S.nok, thrty mles south-wes- t, after havng been shelled by Russan artllery on the heghts. Austrans abandoned transport trans and number of motor-car- s n battles near Uszuk Pass. Russans report defeat of last remanng porton of Austran forces n eastern half of Galca, wth loss of part of ther artllery and many prsoners. Russans now pursung Austrans through Uszuk Pass, on south nto Hungary. GREAT FORCE NVADNG GERMANY. LONDON, Sept. 28. Latest advces from Petrogard ndcate that Russan nvason of Germany. on much greater scale than at frst reported. Russan front now extends from Baltc to southern boundary of Slesa. ALLES HARD PUT TO HOLD POSTON. LONDON, Sept. 28. Last nght stuaton n France was wthout materal change, accordng to offcal war "offce announcement. For three days and nghts Germans have hurled ther armes sganst Alles along entre front wth unprecedented volence. An attempt to force openng has been met and repulsed at every pont, and Alles have been concentratng ther efforts to recapture lost ground.. The attacks upon Brtsh army resulted n heavy loss of men. GERMAN LOSSES HEAVY. KASER LL. LONDON, Sept. 23. Germanys offcal statement s that snce war began, slghtly more than 04,000 men have been klled, and 0,000 wounded. The Kaser s reported ll wth nflamaton of lungs from cold contracted after fallng nto dtch at the front. LONDON, Sept. 28. Conflctng reports receved here regardng Kaser. Dspatch to Tmes from Petrogard says he s n East Prussa, and ths ha. been confrmed. SERBS RETAKE SEMLN. PARS, Sept. 30. Dspatch from Belgrade says Servans have Semlln. MATSON NAVGATON CO. 26S Market Street, San Trancsco, Calforna. No. 4 Steamer Sar FREGHT AND PASSENGER SCHEDULE T.pave 8. P. M.toa Sept Enterprse...Sept Mutsona Sept Hlonn Sept to Lurlne Sept Wllelnna.. Sept 23 tmanoh Sept 2 Myades Matsona 7.nrlue 3 Wllelnna... 2 lotan 22 Manoa 27 Mutsona 4.urlne 0 Hyalcs 2 Vllelnu... S Manoa 24 Mutsona 2 Enterprse... 3 Lurltc S Wlhcnnn... 6 Mnon 22 yades 24 Matsona 30 Francsco pu;r.t Arrve Puget Sound S. S. Matsona.... To Honolulu S. 8. and Wllelnna. llo. S. S. Manoa To Honolulu S. S. and.urlne Kahttlu. on voy. S to Hlo drect. S. S. Knterprse on voy. to all Ports va Puget ( Sound. S. S. lvades to all Hawaan Ports va Pttctt S. S. Hlonan t Sound fmanoa on voy. 8 returns to S. V. va San Pedro. Arrves at San Pedro. 20 and leaves. 2 for S. arrvng. 23. ndcates that steamer carres combustbles and freght "3 07 " 3 2 Ss y 4 2 4( " " 2 3 HAWAAN Sept SLANDS HOl.ND Hnwnlnn lslnnln Arrve.eve Arrv!.uvtj 8. p. 3 Sept )ec PORTS OF CALL. 2 S ts, S o ", ;7 4 A M A.. Waluku.. L " t. A..kalulu...o!a......A -- c Sept S Sept Sept 3 Sept 23 Sq.t Sept 23 Sept 2S 7 Sept 22 Sept 2 Sept tec 0 ts JHl j. 2 ()J4 2,. llama ) 2 4:4 3.4; "kuajjoko "j. 7 2, T "A 7 33, lauwt-l.4 3. A....L 3; a 4 30 n,.. Haku..A..3 7!) 3" 3 r; 2 (M 00 0,..Kalulu..A l") : 00,( lo; 2. lllllll--- Of. 2: 0") Sept Sept to only (no passengers). SUBJECT TO CHANGE WTHOUT NOTCE. Urne 3ableJ(ahuu Salroad Daly Passenger Tran Schedule (Except Sunday) The followng schedule went nto effect Juno st, r.)3.jj TOWARDS WALUKU PUUNENE TOWARDS PUUNENE " M$ STATONS Pan STATONS Mles 3-- Voy. No. 7 S u 2 j " , , DVSON Mles TOWARDS A M a. P M HAKU TOWARDS KAULU CU 2. 0 H to Co.. All trans daly except Sundays. 2. A Specal Tran (Labor Tran) wll leave Waluku daly, except Sun days, at :30 a. n., arrvng at Kalulu at :0 a. n., and connectng wth the (:(0a. n. tran for Puunene. 3. SAtt.UlC KATKS: 0 pounds of personal baggage wll k; carred free of charge on each whole tcket, and 7 pounds on each half tcket, when baggage s n charge of and on the same tran as the holder of the tcket. For excess baggage 2r cents per 00 pounds or part thereof wll be charged. For Tcket Fares and other nformaton see Local Passenger Tarff. (J. C. No. S, or nqure at any of the n puts. Advertse n the NEWS

4 0 LAHANA STORE mporters & Dealers n GENERAL MERCHANDSE WHOLESALE and RETAL GASOLNE and DSTLLATE N DRUMS LAHANA STORE. "Carbon Enlargements" s the name wo lavo gven to the results of a new process n photographc enlargng a process whch s so superor to the ohl-styl- e methods that the resultng pcture seems to be a contact prnt. We.solct a Tral order. Honolulu Photo Supply Co. HONOLULU. NOTCE COUNTY CLERK CONCERNNG BRASURE OF NAMES OF ELECTORS. n complance wth the provsons of Secton G, of Act 68, Sesson Laws of, as amended by Secton 2, of Act 0, Sesson Laws of, and any other law or laws of the Terrtory of Hawa, enablng ne so to do, notce s hereby gven that, unless good cause s shown for not so dong, t s my ntenton, on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 4, to erase from the General Regster (Offcal) of Electos for the County of Mau, the names and sgnatures of the electors hercnbelow mentoned for the reasons herenlelow gven: l.ana st John El Kekp lonolua 2nd Rrhud C. Searle " John W. Searle " Waluku th Anlone Abreu " Jno. Q. labtst Adam M. Chslett LuUur K. Kahuna, Jr." Kttle Kapalu " Kngsbury, Selden. " Benjamn Knlau " Anone S. lombo " Harry K. Smth John K. Wawfttole " lana 0th Bela, Joseph E. " lerrera, Manuel " amaa " llapo, John " llapo, Kalan " Kaaunoana, James " Ku"kn, kl Kalooluh,.pano " Kahe, John Kalan " Keawe, W. P. " Keaonu, Geo. L. " Kealnlna, Wn. " Apalalama Mahukona" Kalaupapa 22nd Kaapun, John " Kaena, Joe " Kaneaola, S.. " Kha, aulo " Mller, Ed. L. Red, Robert J. Sept. 26,. 3, 0, 7. BY Names Precncts Death and Remo- Names val Reasons tor Erasuer, als of Resdence Removal ALOHA LODGE SO. 3 KNGHTS OF PYTHAS. Regular meetngs wll be held at the Knghts of Pythas Hal, Waluku, on the second and fourth Saturdays of each month. All vstng members are cordally n vted to attend J. T. FANTOM, C. C. A. C. RATTRAY, K. K. & S. Reasons lor Erasure Waluku th Kaualua lana lfth lehkah, oane " Kahe, Mkaele " Kananawahopu, K. " Opo, S. K. Samuel, John " Samuel, John " Kalaupapa 22nd Harvest, James " llaulan, John " Holopna, A. M. " Holsten, Vvan fol. Frank " Kaalue, Joseph " Kaea, Sam K. " Kaalue, Joachm Khaulelo, J. K. Kanawe, Noeau " Kapo, E. W. Kal.nohca, Jack " Hamul, Keola " Ka:kau, George " Kapela, W. K. Kauah, Kmo " Kanla, Thomas " Kalua, Kakae " Kaunamano, S. K. " Kelaa, saac. " Keallanaho, M. K." Keoboku, J. S. Lee, E. $. Noley, Wllam " Nuuanu " Opulauoho, W. ). rlanu " lonakal, Joe " Precncts Death and Removals ol Resdence Death WM. FRED. KAAE, County Clerk of the County of Maul LODGE MAU, No. 84, A. F. & A. M Stated meetngs wll be held at Masonc Jlall, Kahulu, on the frst Saturday nght of each month at 73:0 P. M. Vstng brethren are cordally nvted to attend. K. K. lmvns, R. V. M. A.,. CASK, tf Secretary. THE MAU NEWS, SATURDAY, OCTOP.ER Telegraph News of the Week. KASERS NEPHEW A PRSONER. LORENT, Sept. 30. Count von Schwern, nephew of Kaser, who had been brought here wth other prsoners attempted escape yesterday, but was recaptured, and wll be sent to Port Lus, the fortfed harbor at entrance of the bay, where he wll be kept n close confnement. WLL SPEND CHRSTMAS N BERLN? ROME, Sept. 30. General Rennen Kampf has sent word from front to frends to cheer up as army expects to spend Chrstmas n Berln. RUSSANS HAVE REACHED HUNGARY. BUDAPEST, Sept. 30. Offcally admtted here that Russan detachment has crossed the Carpathan mountans and nvaded Hungary at several ponts. CARRANZA WOULD RESGN MEXCO CTY. Sept. 30. Carranza says he wll resgn hs offce f t s wsh of the commsson. Otherwse he wll fght Vlla as he fought Huerta. Vla wants Calderon as presdent. ANTWERP SEGE EXPECTED. ROTTERDAM, Sept. 2. ndcatons that Germans ntend besegng Antwerp. Many tran loads of fresh troops are passng through Brussels apparently bound for Antwerp. Battle of Asne stll n progress wth no decsve result. GERMANS CHANGNG GUNS. ROTTERDAM, Sept. 2. Heavest German guns have all been sent to France. Austran sege guns arrvng to replace them n Belgum. GERMANS FALL BACK AT TSNG TAU. PEKNG, Sept. 2. Germans defendng Tsng Tau have abandoned Wal-derse- e n defense of Kauchau beforeoverwhemlng force, retrng on ther man lne of defenses fve mles south of Tsng Tau. BRUSSELS BURGOMASTER RELEASED. ROTTERDAM, Sept. 2. Burgomaster Max of Brussels, held as hostage by Germans, has been released after Brussels collected and pad war demand of thrty mllon francs. Malne3, Belgum, was shelled last nght. Cty now mass of runs. Convent of St. Vncent, at Dreyze, Belgum, badly damaged by bombs dropped by drgble. PARS, Sept. 2. Heavy fog hamperng movement of troops. BOSTON WNS NATONAL PENNANT. NEW YORK, Sept. 2. Boston, of Natonals, has won league pennant. Wll now play off worlds champonshp seres wth Phladelpha Athletcs, of Amercan league. HAWAAN BONDS RANK HGH. WASHNGTON, ept. 28. Comptroller of Currency accepts Hawaan bonds as securty for addtonal crculaton under terms of Aldrch-Vreelan- d act. PRESDENT SEES THRLLNG SGHT. WASHNGTON, Sept. 28. Beachy looped the loop four tmes over Captol today whle Presdent Wlson watched ftomwhte House. t s beleved Congress wll soon adjourn. ATHLETCS WN OUT. PHLADELPHA, Sept. 28. Athletcs today won pennant of Amercan League, puttng them n contest for worlds champonshp seres. CATHOLCS CONSDER MEXCAN STUATON. BALTMORE, Sept. 28. Another factor whch may help nterventon n Mexco was voced here today at openng of conventon of Amercan Federaton of Catholc Socetes. Bshop Schrends ntmated that t was plan to unte n protest to Washngton aganst alleged brutal treatment of members of Catholc fath n Mexco. Cardnal Gbbons gves full approval to the demand. REVENUE CUTTERS CREW BENG SAVED. WASHNGTON, Sept. 28. Part of Tahomas crew has been saved and boats have gone n search of twenty-tw- o others who landed on one of the small slands. FRENCH-CANADAN- TO FRONT. OTTAWA, Sept. 2. A force of 000 men s to be rased among French-Canadan- s of the Provnce of Quebec for servce wth the Alles n France, n addton to 00,000 rased by Domnon government. Canadan French wll go to front to represent n themselves the allance between Great Brtan and France; beng of French descent but loyal to Great Brtan. AEROPLANES DRVE GUNBOATS BACK. TOKO, Sept. 2. After general attask on German naval base, Japanese are able to advance wthn short dstance of Tsng Tau. Todays fghtng ended wth Japanese occupyng Kng Ywa Wa from where cannon are beng traned on Tsng Tau. Three German gunboats steamed out of the harbor and two Japanese aeroplanes followed, droppng bombs untl the vessels returned ot safe harbor. Japan wll send red cross nurses and doctors to Europe to be attached to Russan hosptal. PRUSSAN GUARD DECMATED. PARS, Sept. 28. Offcal dspatches from front say that durng the past three days the Prussan Guard, the flower of Kasers army, has been cut to peces. The strength of the companes has been reduced from 20 to 00 men by ravages of shot and shell. Vrtually ll ts offcers have been klled or wounded. Two battalons have been annhlated. HGH COST, PLENTY MONEY. BERLN, Sept. 28. Subscrptons to war loan contnue to pour n. The war s costng Germany $20,000,000 daly. ANT-RAC- E SUCDE MOVEMENTS. LONDON, Sept. 28. Movement on foot n England and Germany to reduce marrage fees to encourage solders and salors to marry and ncrease brthrate before leavng for front. MEXCAN COMMSSON TO MEET. MEXCO CTY, Sept. 28. Three commssoners are enroute to Aguas Calentcs to meet commsson from Vlla n attempt to settle dffcultes. NO ALTERNATVE, SAYS VLLA. CHHUAHUA, Sept. 28. Vlla says unless Carranza resgns presdency, he wll contnue war. AUSTRANS WN FRCM SERBS. NSCH, Sept. 28. Serbs have been beaten by Austrans n fght that been progressng for past two weeks. BOMBS FALLNG N PARS. PARS, Sept. 28. A German drgble dropped four bombs nto Pars yesterday, kllng one and woundng another. One bomb fell wthn a block of the Amercan embassy. MNERS WORKNG OVERTME. CARDFF, Sept. 28. Welsh mners wll work holdays and Sundays to get out coal needed by admralty. GERMANS NTATE FRESH FGHTNG. PARS, Sept. 27. All the forces of both Germans and Alles were engaged yesterday n the battle of the Asne. Accordng to reports, Alles repulsed Germans at every pont and ganed ground for themselves. The battle was resumed on ntatve of Germans, and heavy fghtng has taken place on east and west wngs. DEADLY GAS BOMBS MAY END WAR. PARS, Sept. 27. The dscovery and use of "turpnte" by the French wll probably end wars, s opnon of experts. GERMANS NVADE CAFE COLONY. LONDON, Sept. 27. Reuters dspatch reports nvason of Cape Colony from Maqualand, by a force of 300 Germans whch crossed the Orange rver and occuped the town of Pea, a tradng staton. Another German force nvaded Bechuanaland and made headquarters at Retfontan, near Cape Colony lne. RENEWED FGHTNG LKELY N BELGUM. THE HAGUE, Sept. 27. Determnaton of Germans to resume operatons n Belgum on a large scale, s ndcated by contnual arrval of fresh troops at ths place, whle several Austran regments are on Belgan sol ready to take part. NEW WEAPON N WAR. LONDON, Sept. 26. Correspondents report that French are usng explosve gas n shells somethng new n warfare.. Men go dead whle standng uprght, wthout wound, and wth fngers stll pressng trggers. NOTCE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY FOR DELNQUENT TAXES. To WM. K. KALANHOOKALA, and TO ALL TO WHOM T MAY CONCERN:, JAS. N. K. KEOLA, Deputy Assessor and Collector of Taxes for the Dstrct of Waluku, Second Taxaton Dvson, Terrtory of Hawa, do hereby gve not ce that wll, n pursuance of the provsons of Seel on 2(OA of the Revsed Laws of Hawa, upon Saturday, the 7th (lay of ober A. D.!)U, at 2 oclock noon of sad day, n front of the Court House at Wnluku, County of Maul, n sad Terrtory, SELL ALL THE RGHT, TTLE, and NTEREST of WM. K. KALANOOKALA n and to the pece of land descrbed n Royal Patent 626, Land Commsson Award 327U to Kaolan, nt Omao, near Keoole, Waluku, Waluku Dstrct, sad County of Mau, contanng about 3.74 acres, more or less, at Publc Aucton to the hghest bdder for cash (gold) to satsfy the len for taxes thereon, together wth nterests, penaltes and all costs as follows: Taxes Assessed Upon Sad Property as of uary : Year Tax Penaltes nterest Adv. Costs Total Totals together wth the costs and expenses of ths sale. $40.73 WM. K. KALANHOOKALA, the person assessed as the owner of pad property and from whom the taxes aforesad are due, and ALL OTHER PERSONS havng any nterest n the above descrbed property, are hereby warned that unless the foregong taxes wth all nterests, penaltes, costs, expenses, and charges are pad before the tme heren specfed for the sale thereof, the property heren advertsed for sale wll be sold as advertsed. Dated at Waluku, Maul County, Terrtory of Hawa, ths September th, A. D. 4. JAS. N. K. KEOLA, Deputy Assessor and Collector of Taxes, Dstrct of Waluku, Second Taxaton Dvson, Terrtory of Hawa. Sept., 26,. 3, 0, 4. NOTCE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY FOR DELNQUENT TAXES. TO MRS. LKEPA KAHOOKELE, and TO ALL TO WHOM T MAY CONCERN:, JAS. N. K. KEOLA, Deputy Assessor and Collector of Taxes for the Dstrct of Waluku, Second Taxaton Dvson, Terrtory of Hawa, do hereby gve notce that wll, n pursuance of the provsons of Secton 266A of the Revsed Laws of Hawa, upon Saturday, the 7th day of ober A. D. 4, at 2 oclock noon of sad day, n front of the Court House at WaluKu, County of Mau, n sad Terrtory, SELL ALL THE RGHT, TTLE, and NTEREST of MRS. LKEPA KAHOOKELE, n and to the peces of land descrbed n Royal Patent 6, Land Commsson Award 420 to H. Kuhe-lan-, stuate at Owa, Waluku, Mau, contanng about acres, and Royal Patent 20, Land Commsson Award 47 and 2GS, to Kamaka and rok, stuate at Kwela, Waluku, Mau, contanng about 0 acres, at Publc Aucton to the hghest bdder for cash (gold) to satsfy the len for taxes thereon, together wth nterests, penaltes and all costs as follows: Taxes Assessed Upon Sad Property as of uary : Year Tax Penaltes nterest Adv.Costs Total Totals $3.30 together wth the costs and expenses of ths sale. MRS. LKEPA KAHOOKELE, the person assessed as the owner of sad property and from whom the taxes aforesad are due, and ALL OTHER PERSONS havng any nterest n the above descrbed property, are hereby warned that unless the foregong taxes wth all nterests, penaltes, costs, expenses and charges are pad before the tme heren specfed for the sale thereof, the property heren advertsed for sale wll be sold as advertsed. Dated at. Waluku, Maul County, Terrtory of Hawa, ths September th, A. D. 4. JAS. N. K. KEOLA, Deputy Assessor and Collector of Taxes, Dstrct of Waluku, Second.Taxaton Dvson, Terrtory of Hawa. Sept., 26,. 3, 0, 4. NOTCE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY FOR DELNQUENT TAXES. TO MRS. MOEKEAH KAWAHOA, and TO ALL TO WHOM T MAY CONCERN:,, JAS. N. K. KEOLA, Deputy Assessor and Collector of Taxes for the Dstrct of Waluku, Second Taxaton Dvson, Terrtory of Hawa, do hereby gve notce that wll, n pursuance of the provsons of Secton 266A of the Revsed Laws of Hawa, upon Saturday, the 7th day of ober A. D. 4, at 2 oclock noon of sad day, n front of the Court House at Waluku, County of Mau, n sad Terrtory, SELL ALL THE RGHT, TTLE, and NTEREST ot MRS. MOEKEAH KAWAHOA, n and to the pece of land dsecrbed n Royal Patent 626, Land Commsson Award 834 to Kekp, stuate at Panu and Lamal, Waluku, Waluku Dstrct, sad County of Mau, contanng about and 0 acres, more or less, (vz: Ap., 6.2; Ap. 2, 4.7 acres) at Publc Aucton to the hghest bdder for cash (gold) to satsfy the len for taxes thereon, together wth nterests, penaltes and all costs as follows: Taxes Assessed Upon Sad Property as of uary : Year Tax Penaltea nterest Adv.Costs Total $ Totals $80.00 MRS. MOEKEAH KAWAHOA, the person assessed as the owner of sad property and from whom the taxes aforesad are due, and ALL OTHER PERSONS havng any nterest n the above descrbed property, are hereby warned that unless the foregong taxes wth all nterests, penaltes, costs, expenses, and charges are pad before the tme heren specfed for the sale thereof, the property heren advertsed for sale wll be sold as advertsed. Dated at Waluku, Mau County, Terrtory of Hawa, ths September 4th, A. D. 4. JAS. N. K. KEOLA, Deputy Assessor and Collector of Taxes, Dstrct of Waluku, Second Taxaton Dvson, Terrtory of Hawa. Sept., 26,. 3, 0, 4. MEDTERRANEAN FLEET BUSY. ROME, Sept. 26. Fleet of Alles s bombardng Austran port of Cat-taron the Adratc. HARD LNES FOR WOUNDED. LONdon, Sept. 26. Terrble scenes are reported by correspondents n the rear. No facltes for carng for wounded. Men are wthout food or attendance for two days, and wounds are festerng for lack of surgcal care.

5 THE MAU XFAVS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER Gong Up En Prce Scarcty Of Meat Due To War s Reflected Here By Wholesale Advance Of 2 Cents. Retal Prce Wll Go Up Also. To wreless report that the prce of leef has been advanced n Hono lulu twce wthn the past month, has n a measure prepared Mau house wves for the sympathetc advance n local markets, whch, accordng to local meat men, wll have to come very soon. n fact there snt any doubt that prces wll go up. t s only a matter of decdng just how much of a rase wll have to be made On ober, t s stated, the Ray- the wholesale mond Ranch advanced prce of beef, two cents per pound, and t s predcted that the retal prces wll go up 2V6 to 3 cents, or a rse of from and 7 to and 20 cents. These last fgures are s ll consderably lower than Honolulu prces even before recent war advances. Th" prce of meat wll probably rse from thrty to ffty per cent wthn the next few weeks, accordng to the Advertser. As has been prevously stated there are not enough cattle n Hawa to supply the requrement. The Brtsh government las placed an embargo on the shpment of Aus tralan meats to any country other than England. Ths s a war tme measure and whle New Zealand s stll free to shp her beef and mutton to Hawa, there are now no shps salng from New Zealand to ths port. Ad long as the embargo remans effectve Hawa must look to Calforna for her surplus meats. Coast prces are fully twenty-fv- e per cent hgher than Hawaan prces for even grades and nualles of beef, veal and mutton. n Crcut Court. De Souza Estate Settled. The same acton was taken n the matter of the estate of Jaclntho de Souza, deceased, J. S. Mederos, admnstrator. WALUKU COUPLE WED. At St. Anthonys Catholc Church, on U-s-t Saturday evenng, occurred the weddng of Mss Augusta Pestana, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. d Frank Mr. John Abreu Justno. Hot) Wot the young people are well and favorably known among a large crcle of frends n Waluku and vcnty, who wll wsh for them all happness and prosperty. Bg League Players To Vst Hawa sland Fans Wll Have Chance To See Star Men n Acton f Plans Work Out Wll Be Here n ember. That a large aggregaton of star ball players of the world wll vst Hawa ths wnter, s the clam of H. O. Lowry, of Honolulu, who has been correspondng wth Frank C. Pancrort, manager of the and Conne Mack, of the Lowry Rtates that arrangements have been made for the playes to start west on ober 8, playng across the contnent and on the Pacfc Coast up to ember 2nd, wh they wll sal for Honolulu. n hs communcaton to Lowry, Bancroft states that, he had arranged for the followng players to make a tour of the Pacfc Coast and Hawa: Teucau, New York; James, Boston Braves; Alexander, Phladelpha; and Vaughn, Chcago, ptchers; and Kll-ler-, Phladelpha; and Clarke, Cncnnat, ratchets. Jack Mller, St. Lous, frst base; Hene Groh, Concnnat, second base; Arthur Fletcher, New York, shortstop; Byrne, Phladelpha, thrd base; and Carey, Pttsburgh, Snod.erass, New York, and George Burns, New York, outfelders. For the Conne Mack wll have: Bender and Bush, Athletcs and Mtchell, Cleveland, ptch ers; Walle Schang, Athletcs, and Steve ONel, Cleveland, catchers; Hobltzel, Boston Red Sox, frst base; Chapman, Cleveland, second base; BtHh, Detrot, shortstop: Morarty, Detrot, thrd base; and Walsh, Athletcs, Danny Murphy, Athletcs, and Duffy Lews, Boston Red Sox, outfelders. n one of the letters dated at New Yo;-t-, Bancroft stated that he had talked to Chrsty Mathewson and the prde of all the baseball world had sgnfed hs wllngness to make the trp to Hawa. Bancroft also sad that ptcher Mayer of Phladelpha and Sam Hyatt, frst baseman of Ptts burgh, desred to come along. wth the Honolulu and Kaua delegates n the case of C. J. Schoenng vs. ths mornng. Wllam Mner, assumpst, whch has The Womans Guld of the Church of the Good Shepherd wll been draggng hold a through the Second meetng wth Mrs. Kepoka, Waluku, Crcut Cout for some months, Judge on Tuesday, ober 6 at 2:!0 p. m. Edngs yesterday mornng rendered Members please send n all fancy an opnon denyng a moton of the work for the sale. defendant to set asde the sale of Bancroft further stated that whle Mrs. C.. Atherton of Honolulu, real property, made by the sherff the team lne up was a has been the guest ths week of Mr. under wrt of vend tlon exponas. certanty, there possbly mght be a and Mrs. D.. Case. She wll re Arguments had been heard on the moton by the court earler n the week, case, Conne Mack ntended drawng ton, who wll arrve tomorrow to at- change or two and f such was the turn home next week wth Mr. Ather- and decson reset ved. The matter s on players from hs own team, so tend the cvc conventon. one of consderable nterest to the whchever player3 do come, the local Mrs. Fred Bush, of Honolulu, has local legal fraternty. The sale of fans can count on stars of the frst been the guest snce Wednesday at properly n queston brought $20 towards satsfyng a judgment of $4.40 Mr. Bush, who s a delegate to the watt?r beng n the lne up. the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Case. held by the plantff. E. R. Bevns Cvc Conventon, wll arrve wth the represented the plantff; Enos Vncent, the defendant; and Eugene Mur- Engneers Plan Fne excurson party ths mornng. Mrs. K. Soga, wfe of Dr. K. Soga, phy was attorney for Joe Slva, the of Paa, ded on Wednesday purchaser of the property n queston. Conventon at her Program home n Kula, from tuberculoss, from n the Second Crcut Court ths whch she had been a sufferer week, Judge for a Edngs approved the fnal The Hawaan Engneerng accounts of F. P. Rosecrans, Assoca year or more. Besdes her husband, admnstrator of the estate of Sukesabura ton, whch s made up of engneers she s survved by three you.g chldren. deceased, and ordered the dscharge of from all ponts of the slands, s to Mrs. M. R. the admnstrator. hold a Conventon of Mll Engneers Perera and chldren ar rved by n Honolulu from last Saturdays Claudne ober 7th to from Honolulu, to jon Mr. ober 20th. Eleven Perera, commttees have been apponted from the mll engn eers on the slands to handle the followng topcs: Feld machnery, cane transportaton, mllng, bolers and furnaces, clarfcaton, evaporaton, vacuum pans, flter presses, sugar room machnery, dsposton of pro- Paleka Bal Fxed. n the matter of the Terrtory vs. Wllam Hose Paleka, charged wth a crmnal offense nvolvng a grl under fourteen years of age, the court The program as now outlned s ducts and electrcty. fxed bal at $00. about as follows: Meetng of the engneers on the roof garden of the Dstrbuton n Chong Fook Estate. A partal dstrbuton of the funds n Young Hotel at eght oclock on the the hands of J. R. Love, admnstrator evenng of the 7th for the purpose of the estate of Chong Fook, deceased, of renewng acquantances. Sunday, was ordered made to Chong Jack Pon, the th, a trp through the Marcon her, n the sum of $400, of whch Wreless plant at Kahuku. Monday amount $22 s to be used n settlng wll be gven to the busness of the the sut of T. Ah Koe aganst the conventon. Monday evenng wll estate. probably be Engneers Nght at one of Judge the local Makng Records. theaters. Tuesday wll be gven over to busness. On Tuesday Judge Edngs s makng a record n nght, at 6:30, the annual meetng of the volume of work he s able to the assocaton wll take place, whch transact n a gven tme. A week ago wll be followed at 7:30 by a banquet yesterday he conducted the drawng on the sxth floor dnng room of the of the grand and tral jury lsts for Young Hotel. After the banquet, a the ober term of court; heard and vaudevlle show wll bo gven, those determned an applcaton to sell real takng part beng drawn from the estate; heard and determned a d local show houses and from local dvorce case; and beard and amateur talent and wll mark the rd rendered an opnon n a contested dvorce case, all between the hours of of the conventon. 0 a. m. and noon. WOMANS AD SOCETY MEETS. The Womans Ad Socety of the Waluku Unon Church was entertaned on Wednesday afternoon by the Msses Crckard, ths beng the frst meetng of the organzaton snce the begnnng of summer. t also opened a new years work for the organza ton. The meetng was devoted to varous busness matters followng whch danty refreshments were served. The meetng was presded over by Mrs. Vetlesen, the new presdent. Cecals! T. D. Collns returned from a short vacaton n Honolulu on Tuesday.. Goodng Feld s n Waluku to attend the Cvc Conventon. F. W. Wchnan s makng hs annual busness vst to Maul ths week. Hon. P... Goodness returned home Saturday nght from a short trp to Honolulu. Senator James L. Coke of Honolulu was a busness vstor n Mau the early part of the wrek. Theo. E. Martn, of the Pacfc Steel & Hardware Company, of San Francsco, s on a busness vst to Maul. Trof. T. A. Jaguar, Jr., n charge of the Volcano observaton staton, arrved last Wednesday to attend the Cvc Conventon. Supervsng Prncpal A. L. Cnse spent ths week n the lana dstrct, where he made hs frst offcal vst of the term to the varous schools n that secton. Ms. H. ). Slog;.e!t, who Aas operated upon n the Queens hosptal for appendcs, s reporter! to be dong well, and s on the road to rapd recovery. D. T. Flemng. who was panfully njured by a, kck from a horse durng the polo game n Honolulu on Monday, was able to return home by the Mau-n- a Kea on Wcdnes-day-. Charman Sam Kalana of the Board of Supervsors vsted lana ths week to have a look at the damage done the roads n the dstrct by the terrfc rans of last week. The lumber schooner Melrose s due here from Puget Sound wthn the next ten daya or two weeks wth a cargo of norwest lumber for the Ka-hul- Ralroad Company. Mss Else Menecke, of Paa, s n Honolulu snce the openng of the school term,, where she s engaged n kndergarten work. She s connected wth the Kalh kndergarten. J. J. Walsh, of the commttee on accommodatons cf the Mau Cvc Conventon Commttee, went down to Honolulu ths week and wll return who has lately taken the poston of foreman on the "Mau News." They have, gone to housekeepng a short dstance above the Gymnasum. H. A. Baldwn arrved home on Wednesday from two months spent on the manland n company wth Mrs. Baldwn and ther daughter. Mrs. Baldwn has taken a resdence n Ber keley and wll reman on there for soma tme whle lttle Mns Baldwn attends school. Mrs. Clarence G. Whte and her chldren who have been n the Hawaan slands for some tme, have arrved n Berkeley and have taken an apartment on Bowdtch street. Mr. Whte s n Cleveland at present but t s expected that be wll return to Calforna n the fall. Chroncle. Tne Annual Bazaar of the Womans Guld of the Church of the Good Shepherd wll be held n the Waluku Gymnasum on Saturday, ober 3. at 7:4 p. n. The sale of work wll be preceded by a concert under the drecton of Mrs. Vllers, to whch an admsson of twenty-fv- e cents wll be charged. Later n the evenng there wll be dancng. Advertsement. A FREAK CHCKEN. Frank M. Correa, of the Poneer Store, has on exhbton a freak c hcken whch has four legs and four wngs, all perfectly formed members. Fnfot tunately the monstrosty taled to lve, but t has been preserved, n alcohol. BORN. BOND. n Berkeley, Cal., September, to Mr. and Mrs. Kobet t E. Bond, of Waluku, u daughter. On the Other slands Seed Wont Sprout Rots. Manager Webster or epeeueo s quoted as sajn.r that t s mpossble to start the PUG crop under present condtons. Reed cane s rottng away n the ground. George R. Carters Chauffeur Broke. Thomas C. Blaekwell, off and on chauffeur for Hon. George R. Carter, has asked to be adjudged a bankrupt. He says he owes $227.30, and has only wth whch to pay t. Hawaan Horses for Army. A board of army offcers s on Hawa ths week purchasng horses for artllery and cavalry purposes. Those bought by the army some tme ago have gven satsfacton. Kau Has Enough. Twenty-tw- nches of ran fell al Kl.uea plantaton on Kaua durng Thursday. Frday and Saturday of lasl week. For the frst tme n hstory tn Kau planters acknowledge that they have had enough ran and would lke to see some dry weather. Abnormal Rans. Practcally every weather bureau staton n the Terrtory reported a rnnlal last week consderably above the normal, and. volent downpours took place at dfferent, places on each sland of the group, n some nstances dong consderable damage. The suter just past has been one of the wettest on record. Cty Plannng For Honolulu. The Muncpal Research Club, of Honolulu, has submtted plans for the scentfc development of Honolulu, to the Chamber of Commerce for ts ndorsement. The am of the club s to help the cty to develop along some defnte lnes, nstead of "just growng" as at present. War Relef Fund. Judge S. B. Dole, charman of the mass meetng recently held to consder te matter of rasng a fund for the relef of wdows and orphans n n Europe, has apponted a commttee to carry on the rasng of such a fund, consstng of: W. R. Castle, C. Hedemann, C. K. A. J. A. Rath, and W. R. Farrngton. t s the ntenton to dvde all moneys that may be receved, equally among the contendng natons. SOME PRZE FLOWERS. Tne e of ran at Haku ths year does not seem to be detrmental to flowers judgng from some samples of magnfcent dahlas whch arrved ths week from the garden of James Lndsay. Some of the varetes are exclusve n the slands, and are from prze wnnng dahlas n the London Crystal Palace show, whch were mported by Mr. Lndsay. AUFRUF. Der Landsturm st durch Kaser-lch- e Verordnung aufgebotcn. Ausge-nommc- n snd Landsturmpflchtge unter zwanzg Jahren, de noch ncht mltaerpflchtg snd, ferner NCHT aussebldote Landsturmpflchtge ue-be- r neun und dressg Jahre. Alo hernach Aufgerufenen haben sch bem naechsten Consulat zu mel-de- n und snd, wenn rgend moeglch, auf Tauglchket zu untersuchen. hre Rueckkehr nach Deutchland erfolgt erst auf wetere Wesung. Vorstehender Aufruf st heute auf dent Kaserlch Deulschen Consulat engetroffen, Aus-kun- und wrd letzteres beretwllgst ertelen. GEO. RODEK, Kaserlcher Consul.. 3, 0, 7, 4. SANATORUM. Mr. and Mrs. E. Herrck Brown, Rejpatory Specalsts, formerly connected wth the Brggs Sanatorum, Kamuk and Wahawa, are now prepared to take a lmted number of patents at ther home n Haku. (Only lades and chldren at present.) Skllful treatment, good table, fne ar and scenery. No drugs. For partculars address E. H. Brown, Haku, Mau. mo. NOTCE. Dr. Geo. S. Aken wshes to announce that untl about ober 2(), hs Kahulu offce w ll be closed. FOR SALE. 2 Overland runabout n excellent condton, complete wth all fttngs and tools. nqure Mau News offce, tf. FOR SALE. One 7. P. Statonary Standard Gas Engne. nqure Mau Meat Market, Ltd. mo. Those Who Travel j Arrved. Per sr. Mauna Ken, Sept. 30. D. M. Enders, t. E. Fenn, t. Goodng Feld, Harry Asao, A. A. Wlson, J. C. Plankngton, D. T. Flemng, Mrs. Bush. H. A. Baldwn, J. McLaren, Mrs. Morton, Prof. T. A. Jaggar, Jr. Pet sr. Hlonan from Honolulu, Sept. 26. Mr. and Mrs. P. Cockett, Ms. E. Taylor, Mrs. C. H. Atherton. Per str. Claudne, Sept. 2G. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Souza, Mrs. M. R. Perera and nfant, Clarence Perera, Edwn Perera. Mrs. da Tuck and nfant. Mss Hsslop, Mss Toot, W. Muranura,. F. Wheeler. James L. Coke, Mr. and Mrs. Cockett, Mrs. M. Eno4, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Baldwn and mad. cr str. Mkalala, Sept. 2!. Wl-a- Mutch. Dr. McCoy, Peter Ernest. M;. Rose Ahna, J. t. Burrows. Departed. Per str. Claudne, Sept. 23. P. Schmdt. S. Hasgawa, S. F. Nott, James Achong, Mrs. L. A. Snares, Mss Wlson, Mrs.. Wlson, L. von Tempsky, H. V. Wceler, Offcer Goodness, Mrs. Enos, D. Edngs, Mrs. F. Flemng and nfant. Per str. Mauna Kea, Sept. 2. McGregors M. Blum. A. Gartenberg. C. V. Rosa. Labam Mss M. M orrs--. T. Osak. Per str. Mauna Kea, Sept. 2S. R. Owen, P. Sopules. S. Sokabe, N. Mc- Lean,.las. L. Coke, Chong Chang, K. Amtka. Mrs. Katnano. W. E. K. Ma ka. Vt str. Claudne, Sept F. F. Baldw.n, Mrs. F. F. Baldwn,. D. Sloggett. Mrs. Flemng, A. W. Collns and wfe, A. Fernandez. B.. Thomas. Mrs. Thomas, Mss F. Thomas, L. von Tempsky, F. W. Wchnan, Mrs. Wll Cooper, Mss F. G. Yap, Harold Rce and wfe, Mr. and Mrs. Knahue, Masters Kaahue (2). J. Ctng How. WANTED. Clean rags at ths offce. Hghest market prce pad. AUTO FOR HRE Comfortable and stylsh 4 Cadllac at your servce. Rates reasonable. Rng up NUNES, Paa : : Tel. 20 For SSule. A No. Olver Typewrter, n good condton, typewrtes anythng from a postal card up to a sheet of paper fourteen nches wde, n ether Englsh or Spansh; prce, $0 c sh. Can be seen a the red laldwn Memoral Home, Paa. ARTHUR C. N-- EVERETT, Sept. 2,, 26,. 3. MAU STABLES WALUKU - lonk - Drays, Ex.ress Wagons, Rugbes, etc Harness and Saddle Horses; Cadllac, Frank Mederos, Chauffeur; also luck Truck, for hre Day and gnt. specal rates ;r large partes. We guarantee to make all steamer and tran connectons. ft torn v vnwu V n the cncrrr cofrt of the SECOND JUDCAL CRCT, TERRTORY OF HAWA. At Chambers. n Probate. n the Matter or the Kf.lale of SAMl.EL PAK, late of omkov al, Kannnpal, Mau. D ceased. Order of Notce of Hearng Petton for Adntns a lon On Readng and Flng lh- - Petton of Keahlat (w), daughte vl deceased, of llonokowa, Mau, all.-nthat Samuel Pak, of lonnknwa, K.a-napal-, Mau, ded ntestat. t llonokowa. Kaanapall. Mau, on the Mh day of February, A. D.. eang properly n the Terrtory of Hawa necessary to be admnstrated upon, and prayng that Letters of Admnstraton be ssued lo Samuel Kekuewa: t s Ordered, that Thursday, the 22nd day or ober. A. D., at ten oclock A. M., be and hereby s apponted for bearng sad petton n the Court Room of ths Court at Waluku, Mau, at whch tme and place all persons concerned may appear and show cause, f any they have, why std Petton should not be granted, and that notce of ths order shall be publshed once a week for three successve weeks n the "Mau News", a newspaper prnted and publshed at Waluku, Mau, the last publcaton to be not less than ten days prevous to the tme theren apponted for hearng. Dated Waluku, Mau, September 4, 4. W. S. EDNGS, Judge or the Crcut Court or the Second Crcut. Attest: EDMUND. HART, Clerk ot the Crcut Court of Second Crcut. the Sept., 2G,. 3, 0, 4. j SCHOOL SHOES j Bg stock-eve- ry par j new-ple- nty J of each j j sze-- all good, sturdy J shoes for school wear, Szes from - S 6-2 to J 2, for Chldren and j $ up to Msses, $2.2 J And we are J glad to pay j Parcel Post Charges J REGAL SHOE STORE j Pantheon ( J Buldng Honolulu k JJuuu L ANNOUNCE THAT MR. DOUGH- ERTY WLL VST MAU DURNG OCTOBER OR NOVEMBER AND WLL TAKE PLEASURE N SHOW-N- TO THER PATRONS MANY RARE AND EXCLUSVE ARTCLES N JEWELRY, COLD AND SLVER WARE, AND GLASS THAT HAVE BEEN CRTCALLY SELECTED WTH THE VEW OF PLEASNG THE MOST PANSTAKNG HOL-DA- GVER. Al.

6 Good Prses 3 ForMakawao Commssoners Sale Of Awnna Estate Property Averages Over S 00 Per Acre Three Pur chasers Buy Entre Tract. t. Hatch, who has been n charge of the wreless staton of the Mutual Telephone Company, at Lahana for the past sx months, has been transferred to the Wabawa staton of the company on Oahu, and wll leave for hs new post n a short tme. He wll bo succeeded on ths sland by B. P. Fenn, who arrved ths week and s famlal zng hmself wth hs now poston. He was untl recently tho operator on board the steamer Lur lne. Although the transfer of Mr. Hatch s n tho nature of a promoton the many frends he has made durng hs stay on Mau wll regret greatly to see hm leave. Japanese Marry Only Japanese n Mau Hawaan-Amercan- s and half-caste- s 3 2 Amercans and Anglo Saxons 4 2 Portuguese 4 3 Japanese. 2 2 Spnsh "3 Flpnos 20 8 Koreans Chnese 7 3 Porto Hcans Totals, 2 Fnal Ball Seres To Begn ober. T.o fnal play-of- f n the champonshp seres between the Waluku and tho Puunene ball teams wll begn a week from tomorrow. Each of these teams has won a seres of games and the present seres of fve games wll be tho grand fnale of tho race whljh has been gong on slnco early n the year between thoso teams. The comng seres wll bo determned by three out of fve gamos. Jnttoog for ober, wll bo: Puunene, Scholtz and Clomont; Waluku, Moyor and Pombo. Advertsng Manland Wll Be Well Placarded Wthn Month Europe Also n Case War Ends n Next Three Months. Ttp sum of $0 was realzed last (Specal to Mau News.) SEVERE JAPANESE LOSSES REPORTED. Saturday at the commssoners sale HONOLULU, ober. Shortly PEKNG, Ocotber. Carrer pgeon from Tslng Tau brngs word that of the Awana estate property, n after ober, tho promoton commttee wll begn ts dstrbuton of losses small. were klled and 800 wounded n recent fghtng. German front of the Waluku Court House. A large crowd attended the sale, whch the c Carnval posters. SAY ALLES WERE REPULSED. was made through Edmund. Hart, le prntng s beng done by a San auctoneer, BERLN, ober. and whle bddng Hostle on some forces advancng north and south of Albert Francsco frm, and n nccordnnec-wltthe contract, the fnshed posters of Hp have been repulsed. lot wan folrly keen n a number of nstances, most of the buyng must be n tho bands of the commttee by the mddle of ths month. TOKO, ober. Severe fghtng s takng place at Klauchau. German GERMANS MAKNG STRONG STAND N CHNA. was confned to two or three partes. Chef nterest centered n the Owng to tho present war, the commttee beleves that t wll bo mpos- pedo boat and one Japanese mne sweeper sunk. Another damaged. fleet bombarded Japanese poston, aeroplanes assstng. One German tor lots n Makawao, aggregatng 6.4 acres, whch brought a total of $80, sble to at once secure dstrbuton of or somethng over $Q0 per acre on posters throughout thoso European PARS SAYS "STUATON SAME." the average. The frst three of these count les from whch the Unted Stated States and Hawa has drawn left, north of rver Somme, and on rght n Woevre dstrct." PARS, ober. General stuaton the same. "We made progress on lots were bought by the Tan See Company, for? 2, $00, and $00 respectvely. Lots Nos. many toursts n the past. A thorough dstrbuton s to bo made, how- VENNA, ober. Austran mltary leader s wth cholera. AUSTRAN OFFCER HAS CHOLERA. and were bd n by A. H. Sonza, Jr., at $7 and $22. ever, n case the war cones to a close EAST NDAN TROOPS ARRVE. Number ( was sold to Tam Chong for wthn three or even lour months. $3. The remanng fve lots of the Tho Carnval s to bo gven LONDON, wde ober. publcty on the manland through the RUSSA STRONG N NEW TERRTORY. ndan troops have landed n France. subdvson went to T. Apo Ll, for $70. $G0, $0, and $800. dstrbuton of the posters n all the LONDON, ober. Russa now controls throughout Galcla and a ml 0 acres n Waaluanul, Koolau, states. They also wll be well scattered through Canada. Austran lne jons the Germans at Cracow. Russan ambassador at tary and provsonal cvl government has been establshed at Lembcrg. Maul, sold to A. F. Tavares for $2. Fourteen acres at Papakauka, Honua-tln-, Several thousand posters and malng cards, and an oven greater num- Douko. Rome announces that Austran army has been surrounded and defeated near sold to Guy S. Goodness for $ acres at Pulehu, Kula, sold to ber of stckers, each bearng a re SAYS STUATON S ALRGHT. Guy S. Goodness for $2. producton of tho poster desgn, wll VENNA, ober. Arch-Duk- e Frederck ssued statement to army yes be gven out free by the commttee terday sayng that stuaton of Austrans and Germans n feld s everywhere for use by local resdents n sendng favorable. Wreless Operators to ther frends on tho manland and elsewhere. Posters nlso wll be gven out to local persons desrng Change Posts them. Drector General James D. Dough erty sad today that wthn a short For the nne months endng September 30, 04, nnety-tw- o marrage lcenses were ssued n Waluku Dstrct by Lcense Commssoner J. N. K. Keola. There was consderable nter-marryn- g among the dfferent races, as ndcated by the followng table. The Japanese, however, who head the lst n tho number of marrages, form a conspcuous excepton to ths rule Follows tho lst: Male Female ness dutes. tme he wll have completed a lst of persons who wll bo requested to act as charmen of the varous commttees n charge of the Carnval events. These charmen, n turn, wll choose commtteemen to work wth them. Wll Try To Take Bowlng Trophy From Mau The Y. M. C. A. bowlng alleys arc now beng overhauled, so as to n shape for the fall openng, ober. Local rollers arc makng nqures dally, and t s expected that there wll be much nterest n tho game durng the comng months. The nter-slan- League s due to d start ts season wthn the next month and the local men wll make another attempt to brng the cup back from Mau. Last years champonshp went to tho Valley slanders, after an exct ng roll-of- f of a te for frst place wth the Honolulus. The Y. M. C. A. bowlng alloys wll be under tho general supervson of Physcal Drector Glenn Jackson, wth Russell Tulloch n charge of the basement offlce. Harry Newcomb, who managed tho alleys last year, wll gve some tme to tho promoton of bottlng, along wth hs regular bus Arrested Second Tme For Stealng Booze Wllo Kaholoka apparently has a thrst that only stolen boozo can slake. Although back but a few weeks from servng a year n tho pen tentary for breakng nto the Walhee saloon and stealng a lot of lquor, ho s agan n jal accused of havng broken nto a Japanese resdence at Waohu, and stolon a gallon of wne, Ho wll bo tred at the next term of court, and the polce say ho s cer tan to mako another trp to tho pen. Pleasant Bathng Party. Mss tuth Parker gave an enjoy able swmmng party last Saturday at her home on tho beach at Kahulu The day was spent n boatng, swm mng and gamos. A delghtful lunch was served at noon. Among those present were: Mss Tholma Boyum, Mss Murel Duncan, Mss Dorothy Forster, Mss Dorothy Har, Mss Margaret Har, M!b3 Maro Holt, Mss Alava Hanson, Mss Olvo Lndsay, Mss Dorothy Lndsay, Mss Vrgna McConkey, Mss Los Murdock, Mss Mabel Tay lor, Mss Olve Vlllers, Mss Alce Walker, Mss Annlo Walker, Mss Eleon Walsh, Mss Wnfred Wed FNED FOR OPUM SELLNG. Chong Kun, n Chneso of Kabulul, wan up boforo Judgo McKay n the dstrct court yostorday mornng, and dck, Mss Gladys Menccke. wax fned $0 on.;;:... convcton of sellng opum. Chong wns taken n through AT MAKAWAO UNON CHURCH tho employment of a stool pgeon by Rev. Gcorgo Laughton, of Hlo, wll tho polce. speak at tho Makawao Unon Church tomorrow mornng at oclock. Hs ). C. Lndsay las beon confned to thomo wll bo "Amorlcas Secret of hnt bed by llness durng tho past two True Greatnoss; or A Study n Truo days. Patrotsm." THE MAU NEWS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 4. Telegraph News of the Week. MUST SURRENDER OR tte WPED OUT. LONDON, ober 2. Force of 400 Germans completely surrounded and must surrender or be annhlated. GERMANS GRADUALLY LOSNG GROUND. LONDON, Ocotber. Germans now realze that t s mpossble to avod beng outflanked. Are now tryng to drve wedge through Alles front north-cas- t of Amens. French renforcements arrved and checked advance. Germans gamely perssted but vsbly faled. Then they began to bombard Albert, whch s not fortfed. The town lo sad to have been utterly SAY EVERYTHNGS LOVELY. AMENS, ober 2. Offcal announcement here s that events to date are satsfactory. GERMANS AGGRESSVE N EAST. LONDON, ober. Renters dspatch says: "Germans have begun ag gressve movement along Prussan border. Russan front extends along border for 4 mles. Germans attempted passage Nlemen Rver n number of places. Everywhere repulsed. Evdent strategy of Germans s to attack northern wng of Russans n force, to create dverson, and lessen force of Russan campagn aganst Cracow, n Gallca." Austrans have abandoned lne of defense n Hungary and formng lne for defense of roads to WtkQwltz n Morava. BRTSH OFFCER KLLED. LONDON, ober. Brgadler-genera- l Frederck Wng, who command ed thrd dvson, Royal Feld Artllery, has been klled n battle. MANY MNES ADRFT N ADRATC. ROME, ober. Hundreds of mnes from Austran coast are beleved to be floatng towards taly. Fshng boat destroyed by one yesterday. WEAK HEART CANT FGHT. BERLN, ober. Prnce Arthur, thrd son of Kaser, has remaned at home on account of weak heart. THOUGHT CARRANZA WLL RESGN. ZACATECAS, ober. Carranza s wllng to resgn and s expected he wll do so today. Commssoners to reach agreement wthout delay. PLENTY FGHTNG NO RESULTS. PARS, ober. Offcal statement from war offce as to condtons along Asne reports contnuous fghtng but no change n stuaton. Late reports from battlefeld say that nneteenth day of fght closed wthout decsve result. SPECAL CHURCH SERVCES. Tho Presdent of the Unted States havng desgnated Sunday next, ober the fourth, as "a day of prayer?.nd supplcaton for the peace of Europe," specal servces wll be held n the Church of tho Good Shepherd at tho usual hour of worshp, oclock n the mornng, and at the Unon Church, at seven-thrt- y n the evenng. Strangers, especally vstors to tho Cvc Conventon, arc very cordally nvted. J. CHARLES VLLERS, Rector of tho Church of tho Good Shepherd. ROWLAND B. DODGE, Mnster of the Unon Church..;":..- - KNNEY TO VST MAU. Hon. Henry Wadsworth Knney, superntendent of publc schools, expects to vst the schools on Lanal next week, accordng to word whch has beon receved from hs depart ment. Ho may also vst some of tho schools n Lahana dstrct and f tme pormlts wll possbly also get over to Waluku. PURSER KBLNG LL. Charles A. Klblng, purser of the Claudlne, s reported to be very serously at hs homo n Honolulu. Ho has not been n good health for some tme past, and has been off hs run for tho past several weeks. SUPERVSORS MEET NEXT WEEK. Tho Hoard of County Supervsors wll hold ts monthly meetng begnnng next Wednesday. Asde from tho routno busness, tho matter of tho storm damaged roads n the lana dstrct, and tho roads n tho Kulalm secton, s probably tho chef busness of mportance. WEDDNG N CHNESE SOCETY. Mss Chang Kang How, daughter of Chng How, tho Market street mer chant, was marred on Saturday last to Mr. Ho Sun, manager of tho Chng How store Both of tho young peoplo wore born n tho Torrtory and havo a wde orclo of frends. NOTCE. Statement of the Ownershp, Management, Crculaton, etc., of The Maul News, publshed weekly, at Waluku, Mau, requred by Act of August 24, 2. Edtor, Managng Edtor, and Busness Manager, Wll J. Cooper, Waluku, Mau, T. H. Owners: (f a corporaton, gve names and addresses of stockholders holdng per cent or moro of total amount of stock.) Est. H. P. Baldwn, Puunono, Maul. Poneer Mll Co., Ltd, Lahana, Maul. D.. Case, Waluku, Mau. R. A. Wadsworth, Waluku, Mau. C. D. Lufkn, Waluku, Mau. Kathryn M. Case, Waluku, Maul. J. J. Nowcombc, Lahana, Mau. A. N. Hayselden, Lahana, Mau. Waluku Sugar Co., Waluku, Wm. Lougher, Puunene, Maul. H. Streubeck, Waluku, Mau. J. Garca, Waluku, Maul.. A. Baldwn, Hamakuapoko, Mau. Mau. R. C. Searle, Honolulu, Oahu. Est. Geo. Hons, (F. Hons, Honolu lu), Honolulu, Oahu. Mllllo B. Har, c-- o D. C. Lndsay, Kahulu, Maul. D.. Case, Trustee, Waluku, Mau J. Garca, Trustee, Waluku, Maul. H. P. Baldwn, Ltd., Puunene, Maul W. F. Pogue, Huelo, Maul. Geo. Frceland, Lahana, Maul. F. A. Lufkn, Waluku, Maul. R. C. Searle, Jr., Honolua, Maul. J. W. Holland, Kahulu, Maul. Enos Vncent, Waluku, Maul. Known bondholders, mortgagees, and other securty holders, holdng per cent or moro of total amount of bonds, mortgages, or other securtes: Tho Frst Natonal Bank of Waluku, holdng promssory notes of Company aggregatng secured by frst mortgage on property of Company. Unsecured ndebtedness ap proxmately $2000. WLL J. COOPER, Edtor and Manager, Sworn to and subscrbed before mo ths twenty-sxt- h day of September,. E. R. BEVNS, Notary Publc SEALED TENDERS. Sealed tenders wll be receved up to tho hour of 2 noon,., 4, by tho Board of Commssoners for the Terrtory of Hawa of tho Panama-Pacfc nternatonal Exposton at tho ofrco of the Charman, 0G Bshop St., Honolulu, T.., for the sole prvlege of sellng post-cards-, curos, and Hawaan Souvenrs n tho Hawa Buldng durng tho perod of tho Exposton, whch s to bo held at San Francsco from February to ember,. All bds must bo accompaned by a certfed check for, per cent of the amount offered for the concesson. Tho Board of Commssoners reserve tho rght to.reject any and all bds, and further reserve tho rght to requre the successful bd der to submt samples of all goods to bo sold, and to refuse leave to the successful bdder to sell such goodt as shall seem to them unsutable.. 3, 0, 4. Honolulu Wholesale Produce Market Quotatons sued By the Terrtoral Marketng Dvson, Sept. 2, J4. SLAND PKODUCH ONLY. Kggs and Poultry. Fresh Chcken Eggs, doz to.60 Fresh Duck 2ggs,doz 40 Hens, lb, Roosters, lb 30 to.32 TurkeyB, lb 27 to 32 llrolera, lb 3 Ducks, Muscovy, lb 30 Ducks, Hawaan, doz 0.UC Lve Stock Lve Woght. Hogs, 0 lbs, lb 3 Hogs, 0 lbs. and over, lb 03 to 2 Dressed Weght. Pork, lb 7 to. Mutton, lb 07 to. llcor,lb 0 ". Calves, lb 2 Cows, lb.. Potatoes. rnh, cwt.00 to Sweet, red, cwt 03 to.2 " yellow " " " " whlto " " Oulons. New llernud.l, lb 0 Vegetables. Ueans, strng, lb 02 lo.03 Ucaus, lma n pod. lb Ul Uccts, doz. bunches 30 Cabbage, lb 03 ;2 Carrots, doz, bunches 40 Corn, sweet, 00 ears Cucumbers, doz 20 to.40 Green Peas, lb 0 Peppers. Uoll, lb 04 to.os Peppers, Cblo. lb 0 Pumpkn, lb 0 to 0-- Kuubarb, lb...0 to.08 Tomatoes, lb 03 to.0 Turnps, whte, lb 02 v acrmoons, cac Fresh Frut. lananas, Chlnoso bunch 20 to.40 ananas, cookng, bunch GO to.00 r gs, u Craugcs, Hawaan. uu Uranus. sabella, lb 0 Lmes, Mexcan, U0 0 to.8 neannlos. doz 00 ".80 Strawberres, lb Ucaus dred ted Kldnevs 0 Onlco 03-- to.0 Small whtes 0 Pons, dred 03 to.03 Dran. Corn, small yellow, ton to Corn, Largo Mscellaneous. Charcoal, bag K0 maes, a, ro., n r MO. j, d 3 s Kns, lb 4 to Sheep Skns, oach to 2 GoatSklns, whlto, each 0 to 2o Resources. Loans and Dscounts $23, Cash and duo from banks. C3,C73. Unlttd States Bonds 2, Other Bonds and Securtes 7,70.00 Real Estate,GGC.G Bankng House, Fxtures, etc 7, Fve Percent Fund,20.00 $387,4G3.7 BY NOTCE TO CANDDATES. All canddates for Terrtoral offces at the General Electon to bo hold. 3, 4, who were duly nomnated at the Prmary Electont hold Sept. 2, 4, arc hereby notfed that they arc requred by law to pay to the undersgned the sum of $2.00 on account of tho expenses attendng the Geneal Electon, wthn the tmes to-wlherenafter set forth, () Canddates resdng elsewhere than. the sland of Oahu; not less than thrty (30) days before the General Electon. (2) Canddates on the sland of Oahu; not less than ten (0) days before the General Electon. WADE WAKREN THAYER, Secretary of Hawa. Honolulu, Hawa, Sept. 22, 4. NOTCE OF ADMNSTRATORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE. N THE CRCUT? COURT OF THE SECON) JUDCAL CRCUT. TERRTORY OF HAWA. n the Matter of the Estate of Mara sabel Monz, eased. Notce s hereby gven that actng under an order of the Honorable W. S. Edngs, Judgo of tho Crcut Court for the Second Judcal Crcut, Terrtory of Hawa, made on the 2th-daot September, A. D. 4, authorzng:, empowerng and drectng me to sell certan real property belongng ot the estate of Mara sabel Monz, deceased, for tho payment of debts and expenses of admnstraton, and for the best nterests of sad estate, wll on the 24th day of ober, A. D.. at 2:00 oclock noon of sad day at the front door of tho Court- - housb of the Crcut Court at Mnu. T. H.. offer for sale and sell to the hghest bdder therefor for cash, U. S. Gold Con, That cretan pece or lot of land known as Lot 27, stuate at Wankoa, Kula, sland of Mau, Terrtory of Hawa, contanng an area of, 2. acres moro or less, together wth tho buldngs and appurtenances thereon and thereunto belongng. Terms of sale, cash. Deed at expense of purchaser. Dated ths 2th day of September, A. D. 4. E. R. BEVNS, Admnstrator, Estate of Mara sabel Monz, eased. Sept. 2G,. 3, 0, 7. WLL REGAN HS SGHT. Deputy Sherlt Ferrelra returned from Honolulu last Saturday, whoro ho went several days ago on account of the serous condhon of hs lttle son, Johnne, who has been undergong treatment for hs eyes. t s now qute certan that ths treatment wll result n tho complete recovery of the boys eyesght, although for a tmo the lttle fellow was almost completely blnd, and tho outcome was extremely uncertan. THE FRST NATONAL BANK OF WALUKU. WALUKU, MAU, T. H. STATEMENT OF CONDTON. September 30th, 4. THE HOME OF THE STENWAY AND THAYER AUTHORTY Labltes. Captal Stock $ 3, Surplus and Profts 0, Crculaton. 24,7 Deposts 277,43C2 We have a large stock of nsde Player Panos at far prces and easy terms. We take old panos n exchange. $387,03.7 STARR PANOS PANO CO., HONOLULU, HAWA.