Miss Jean Searight. Honored for Heroism

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1 ESTABLISHED VOL. 16. NO. 32. LIHUE, KAUAI, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1920 SUBSCRIPTION RATES, $2.50 PER YEAR 5 CENTS PER COPY McBryde and Kilauea Win Their Games For he second ime his season, Kilauea has aken Lihuc ino camp This ime he game was a Kilauea, and a he end o he ninh inning he score sood 7 o 5 in favor ol he home eam. Kilauea deserves all he credi in he world because hey played a grea game of ball, boh in fielding and in baing. This canno be said for Llhue. In he firs place Cap. John Fernandez pulled a boner when ho bused his regular lineup. Lihue has only one picher and his name is Okuda. To pu any oher man In he box is simply hrowing away he game. Tho Kilauea boys are sluggers, and he way hoy hammered poor Perreira in he fourh inning was sinful. Afer he Kacs had scored five men (wih ho ablo assisance of Llhues shorsop and second baseman,) Perreira was yanked and Okuda was pu in ho box o ry and save ho day. Bu i was anoher case of locking he door afer he horso was gone. Alhough he Kacs go only one hi and one run Okuda, he Lacs simply could no figure ou ho combinaion o Kinjis delivery and failed o come across wih enough runs o bridge he gap. Klnjl Is Hero of Game Lihue sared ho game by scoring hree runs in he firs and one in ho hird innings, and i looked as hough Kinjl would have o be yanked. Bu he sollcd down afer ha and he Lacs simply could no conneo off him for his. 9 A las he eighh inning arrives, and he hopes of he Lihue supporers began o revive, because his was he "lucky eighh" and somehing was sure o happen. I surely did. Lihue go he bases full wih nobody ou. Then i happened Kinji sruck ou he nex hree baers, one, wo, hree Jus like ha. I cerainly was a grand piece of work and goodness, how he home fans (and he Makees) did howl. Lihue go in one more run in he ninh, bu ha was all here was o i. They were beaen fair and square. SCORE BY INNINGS 9 Firs Inning Lihue Dol his and seals second; Perreira his and Doi goes o hird and comes home on error a he plae. Okuda ges o firs on error a shor, while Perreira goes o hird; Carvalh o grounds ou picher o firs; Tank flies ou o cener field and Okuda comes homo afer he cach. Tai grounds ou shor o firs. Three runs. Kilauea Curis flies ou o cener; W. Akana grounds ou shor o firs; Kerr ou picher o firs. No runs. Second Inning Lihue Sousa flies ou o cener; Mizu grounds ou shor o firs; Tuxeira grounds ou hird o firs. No runs. Kilauea Pachecco goes o firs on error a second; shor grabs balland hrows i away, while Pacheco ravels merrily along. Ho finally scores hrough anoher error a shor. Shor is having he ime of his young life, as you will see. Jacino fans; F. Pa checo ges firs on a chance, bu cen er caches him a hird afer re rieving shors hrow. J. Akana grounds ou second o firs. One run. Third Inning Lihue Dol ges a pass; Perreira sacrifices; Okuda sacrifices and Dol Carvalh o comes home on error a plae. fans. One run. Kilauea Kenjl fans; Mahlkoa goes firs on error a shor and seals second; Curis fouls ou o cacher; W. Mahiko Akana grounds ou shor o firs. a dies a second. No runs. Fourh Inning Lihue Tank fans; Sousa grounds ou hird o firs. Shor and swee. No ran s. Kilauea Kerr goes firs on error a Bccond; seals second; Pacheco flies ou o cener; Jaclnho his and brings In Kerr; P. Jacheco his and seals second while Jacinho scores; J. Akana goes firs on error a second; ho seals second; Ken jo his; Mahlkoa his and brings in J. Akana; Cur is ou picher o firs; W. Akana ou picher o firs. So endeh his chaper Five runs. Fifh Inning Llhue Mizu flies ou o cener; Tuxeira his a wo bagger; Dol sacri fices shor o firs while Tuxeira goes o hird; Perreira ries o bring him homo bu he picher Is in he way f 1 Kapaa Noes e Mr. Chas. J. Fern, in charge of welfare work a Kcalla, has been officially appoined coach of he Makee baseball eam. Mr. Geo. S. Raymond, principal of Kapaa school, lef wih his family on Tuesday for Maui, where he will spend he balance of he summer vacaion visiing Mrs. Raymonds family a Waiakoa. S. K. Lau, Chinese inerpreer of he Circui Cour of Honolulu, ogeher wih his family, is spending a shor vacaion in Kapaa visiing his faherinlaand he Aloiaus. Alber H. Wong, son of Wong Fear, well known rice and cane planer of Kapaa, lef for he mainland on Saurday via Honolulu. Mr. Wong, who is a graduao of ho 1920 class of ho MidPacif Insiue of Honolulu, will ener ho Norhwesern Universiy of Chicago, where ho will ake up ho sudy of economics. Mr. Karlo B. Morgan, manager and cashier of ho Bank of Kauai, Ld., wen o Honolulu on Saurday for a shor business rip. TWO BEST HORSES ON KAUAI CHANGE. HANDS "Wilson, he Wonder Horse," formerly he propery of R. F. Harris, has changed owners and now belongs o Mr. Soddard, of Kilauea. No only has Soddard purchased Wilson, bu he also secured he black horoughbred mare Mr. Harris has been using as a polo pony. "Alhough I have sold wo wonderful animals, I sill have Kauai Boy, and I jus wan you o keep your eye on ha hoss," says Harris. COURT ACTIVITIES Yeserday was a busy day in he ilsric cour, Lihue. Three Chinese booleggers, wo from Huleia and one from Hanamaulu, were fined $ each. Some Japanese chauffeurs wihou ail lighs were fined for heir neglec, and a feminine Poruguese sabbing affray, he oucome of abusive bad language, brough he cour receips for he day up o $40S.00. :: WHY WE SHOULD HAVE A LARGER STEAMER Tho Kinau brough over from Honolulu on Friday 93 firs class passengers and 85 his morning Emphaic argumens for a larger boa and beer service. :o Dr. F. C. Mighon, Chiropracor, of Honolulu, who has been he house gues of Mr. J. H. Hall, and family, of Lihue, is so delighed wih he beauies of he Garden Island ha he has been persuaded o exend his visi unil ho middle of Sepember. Dr. Mighon had arranged o sail on ho "Tahii", Augus 23, for a few monhs vacaion in New Zealand and Aus, ralia, bu he has changed his booking o he "Niagara", sailing in Sepember. An effor is being made o have Dr. Mighon locao permanenly on Kauai upon his reurn from New Zealand. and Tuxeira dies a hird. No runs. Kilauea Kerr fans; J. Pacheco grounds ou second o firs; Jacinho his; F. Pacheco grounds ou shor o firs. Jacinho dies a second. No runs. Sixh Innings Carvalh o Lihue Okuda flies ou o firs; flies ou o cener; Tank faus. Quick work. No runs. Kilauea J. Akana safe a firs when Okuda drops a pop fly; Kenjl fans; Mahlkoa ou picher o firs; Akana seals and comes homo on error a second; Curis ou picher o firs. One run. Sevenh Inning Llhue Tai ou shor o firs; Sousa ou shor o firs; Mizu files ou o cener. Kilauea is sure playing ball. No runs. Kilauea W. Akana safe on error a shor; Kerr flies ou o hird; Jacinho his and Akana goes o hird, Ther are now wo men on bases and hings look bad for Lihue, bu F. Pacheco ends ho agony by popping a foul fly o cacher. Jacinho and Akana dio on second and hird. No runs. The Lucky Eighh? Lihuc Tuxeira wais em ou and ges a pass; Dol safo when lef field drops a fly; Perreira safo on error a hird. Bases full and no hands gone. Beliovo mo, friends, ho siuaion is ense. Okuda, who held he highes (Coninued on page 8) Consrucion Work on Lihue Dairy Advances R. F. Harris manager of he Llhue dairy, now under course of consrue ion a Hanamaulu, saes ha ho big barns are nearing compleion and ha work on he cooling plan will sar very soon. Afer he cooling plan is finished, work on he coages for he employees and he home of Mr. Harris will be sared. Harris was booked for he coas on he Maui, where he was going o purchase a herd of Ayrshire cows for he dairy, bu owing o he press of consrucion work ho had o cancel his booking. He slaes ha Mr. Molcr may purchase ho herd while he is on he mainland. ;0: THE FARM LOAN BOARD W. C. Avery, secreary of he Farm Loan Board, came over Friday and reurns his evening. During his ime he has made a prey horough round of he homesead Ineress of he Island and repors, wih saisfacion, a groa deal of aciviy and much subsanial developmen. The homeseads all have a very prosperous appearance and a very promising oulook. There are some 45 loans ou o Kauai homeseaders, aggregalng$70,000. The limi, under ho Farm Loan Ac, is $3,000, which ho secreary declares is no nearly enough. Tha amoun will no finance any ordinary crop for an average sized hamesead, ye i ies up he securiy so ha i canno be used as collaeral for ouside loans. The limi should be a leas $0,000. Tho loans are no in ho form of cash urned over o he homeseader o uso as he wishes, perhaps very unwisely, bu his bills, for approved expendiures, are paid on his accoun. One of he mos valuable benefis of he Farm Loan enerprise, is he very helpful advice and guidance which he inexperienced homeseader receives a he hands of he Loan Board. :0: MAKAWELI PLANTATION OPENS NEW CLUB HOUSE Makaweli Planaions new club house, locaed a Camp, 2 was opened las Tuesday evening wih a big program of vaudevillo acs and movies. Ernes Ah Nee made he big hi of he evening as "Jumbo," from ho Souh Sea Islands. Ho sure kep hem all laughing. Following he program Mr. Damkroger explained ho regulaions of he new club house, which was inerpreed by Rev. Kamido and Mr. Campos ino Japanese and he Illocano dialec. The club house was jus recenly consruced by he planaion and is very well adaped o serve Is purpose. The building is 42x30 wih screened opening hree fee wide under he eaves, wih he numerous windows, allows pleny of ligh and air. The building is equipped wih wo pool ables, a couner for he sale of smokes and soda waer, able games, library, reading and wriing ables and a phonograph. I will bo open and Under supervision every evening and Sunday afernoons. The people of ho camp are surely enhusiasic abou heir now club house. :o : HOMESTEADERS MEETING There was a meeing of he Kapaa and Wailua homeseaders on Sunday afernoon a he Kapaa cour house which was well aended and developed a good deal of ineres as well as some considerable ginger. Sundry complains and more or less criicism of ho Makee Sugar Company were voiced, bu i was mosly of ha desulory and illogical kind which ges no whore and hurs nobody. Perhaps i cleared ho amosphere however. OPEN AIR MOVIES AT MAKAWELI All ho Saurday nigh movie shows a Makaweli are now given ou of doors on he ball ground insead of in ho warehouse. This has made hese shows unusually popular and are aended by largo crowds of planaion employees. The shows given in ho oulying camps are being given weekly in each camp, Miss Jean Searigh Honored for Heroism The Kauai friends of Miss Jean Scaiigh, formerly eacher In he Kauai High and Crammer school, will be Ineresed In he following accoun of ha young ladys decoraion for heroism under fire wih he Reds in Russia. The aricle is clipped from an Oakland, California paper, and was sen o he Garden Island by Mr. D. Wishnrd, who is on he mainland: "Decoraed wih he Cross of Sain Anna, he highes award over be sowed on a Red Cross Worker, Miss Jean Searigh, California girl and a former Palo Alo eacher, and for weny monhs secreary o Colonel R. B. Tcusler, commander In chief of ho Red Cross In Russia, arrived "homo yeserday on ho seamer Nile from Yokohama. The modal was pinned on by a personal represenaive of he lae General Kolchak of he Russian army in Vladivosok for heroism under fire during a bale wih he Bolsheviks. Miss Searigh is he siser of S. Harvey Searigh, prominen auomobile man of Oakland. Aided 1C00 Refugees "During her services in Russia Miss Searigh raveled all over ho counry. She aided 1000 refugees o escape from he Ural mounains o Vladivosok, when hreaened by he Bolshevlki. There hey were placed on board a Japanese freigher, he Yomel Maru which is now coming o his por wih her cargo of human freigh bound for Porograd. Pracically all of hose on board aro minor children, according o Miss Searigh, may of hem being children of he Rusian nobiliy. "Tho ransporaion of he lile children was fraugh wih danger during he long journey from he mounains, o he seaboard, said Miss Searigh. The ravelers had o be ranspored over snowcovere d plains of bleak Siberia o he vessel ha would carry hem home. Miss Searigh accompanied and supervised ho care of he children unil Valdivoso k was reached. "Asked if ho children wore no in need of supplies or clohing she said: Tos Sick and Hungry "There aro all righ now, bu if I could only ell you wha we needed he day we sared ou afer ho place in he mounains was made unsafe by roving bands and Bolshevlki. The lile children were sick, wihou proper clohing, and hungry. Wo managed somehow o reach he ves sel, bu i was a errible ordeal for hose lile ones. Miss Searigh, as soon as sho arrived hero repored o ho offices of ho Red Cross o be relieved from furher service. She will say forho presen a he homo of her broher in Oakland." CORCORAN ADAMSEN Mr. Andrew Blucher Corcoran, sales manager of ho Newon Auo exchange and Miss Marion Kahorine Adamsen, a nurse a ho Palama Selemen, wero joined in wedlock, a he Union Church Manse, by Rev. R. W. Bayless, Wednesday morning, in he presence of a few chosen Mr. Shuglo. Oshiro, of Kapaa, and Mrs. Yao MakujamI, of Mana, wero married in Llhue, Thursday morning, by Rov, R. V. Bayless. Tho happy couple wil make heir fuure homo a Kapaa. :o: Mr. K. S. Oh of Korea, superinenden of Chemmulppo disric, of ho Mehodis Episcopal church in Korea, has been spending he pas few days on Kauai holding evangelisic meeings among his counrymen hero. Mr. Oh was ono of ho four delegaes from his counry o ho General Conference of ho Mehodis church hold a Des Moines las May and is now reurning o he Orien. Ho has been in ho Island now for abou a monh and has been a grea inspiraion o his people as ho is a man of educaion and high social sanding. f 1 k Personals W. K. Orh, mill superinenden of Koloa, is spending a brief vacaion on Hawaii. Richard Lane, of he Honolulu Board of Healh, is filling F. B. Cooks place during his nbsenco on vacaion. Mrs. C. Masor is back from Town afer a shor visi wih her friends here. W. A. Loulsson, of he Schwarz Co., is on he Island. He is accompanied by Mrs. Loulsson. Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. Wilcox are on Kauai o spend some ime amid he scenes of heir old home. Chas. A. Rice is acing manager of Llhue Planaion during ho absence of R. D. Moler, on vacaion o ho mainland. K. B. Morgan and wife wero passengers for Honolulu Saurday. Mr. Morgan reurned his morning while Mrs. Morgan remained for a longer visi. Mrs. Shelley and moher enerained informally a dinner Tuesday evening, honoring heir house gues, Miss Carer and Dr. Mighon, of Honolulu. Lellanl Rohrig came over from own his morning o spend as much as possible of her vacaion" on Kauai, which ranks in her esimaion ahead of any oher place on earh. Mrs. Wm. Hyde Rice gave a very pleasan afernoon ea yeserday in honor of Miss Mario Carer, a gues of Mrs. Shelley. There were some en or welve ladies presen. Rev. R. W. Bayless was a passenger on he Kinau Saurday. While in Honolulu, he will spend a few days in conference wih religious leaders rolaivo o he various deparmen of ho church work on Kauai. Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Kuhns were passengers for.honolulu Saurday. The locor reurned his morning, while Mrs. Kuhns coninues on o he mainland whore she will visi her old home hi he Eas. Mr. and Mrs. Moler and heir son Neill lef for Honolulu on ho way o he coas on Saurday. They will be gone a couple of monhs or so in he course of which hey will see Neill seled in college. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Carer, of Grove Farm, wen o Honolulu Saurday o see Mr. Carers broher, Fred, who me wih a severe acciden recenly which necessiaed he ampuaion of his foo. Mr. Carer reurned his morning. W. C. Avery is spending a few days on Kauai in ho ineres of ho Farm Loan Board service. Ho is very much lmpresed wih he many and imporan changes since ho lef hero hree years or so ago. Lihue has improved almos ou of recogniion in his ime. F. B. Cook, board of healh agen for Kauai is enjoying a couple of weeks vacaion a his home in Kona. Mr. Cook comes of Alii descen, and ho old esaes on Hawaii naurally have a good deal of ineres for him. Ho richly deserves a vacaion having been a i seady for a good many years. Miss Charlo Deas and Miss Chrisine Fisher of Alamera, California, reurned o Honolulu las Tuesday afer a week spen wih heir friends, he clan of Kapaa. The young ladies wero shown all ho sighs of ineress and depar ed believeing here is no placo like Kauai. Mrs. J. K. Farley has acceped a po slion as disric nurso for McBryde, o begin from Augus 1s. Training and experience fi. her uncommonly well for his posiion. Sho will, how friends. They will spend a few weeks on Kauai and hen hoy will be "a homo" o heir many friends in Honolulu. :o: ever, fill ho placo of Mrs. Kamauoha, as head nurso for ho Elcelo hospial OSHIRO MAKUJAMA during ho monhs vacaion which has been graned ho laer. George Hogg, having finished his firs year a Cornell successfully, is spending his summer on a naval cruise which will ake him o Europe where ho will visi Anwerp and will ako in he Olympic games here. Ho also hopes o ako a run on leavo o ho bale frons in France. Ho is forunae nbovo his fellows in geing sucli a chance. Mrs. H. Wolers and her daugher Helen arrived by ho Kinau his morn ing and are ho guess of Mrs. Iseiv berg. Mrs. Wolers is a daugher of Carl Isenborg, formerly manager of Lihuo Planaion away back in ho SOs. Sho married Carl Wolers, who was also manager of Lihuo somewha laer. Mrs. Wolers will bo remombere d wih pleasure by ho old Kama alnas. Sho was very much beloved while hero. The Ahukini Kealia Railway Work will go forward wih immediae despach on he AhuklniKcali a railway. A gang of men arrived his morning from ho Hawaiian Consrucion Company o. commence operaions on he Hanamaulu Bridge. The presen old brldgo will be superseded by fill approaches on eiher side wih a low brldgo of only 35 fee in he cener. This will bo of reinforced concree. Afer crossing his bridge he road will divide, one branch climbing up o mee presen planaion requiremens, and he oher keeping down below ho cane bel o he Nukoli dairy, and hence along inside he sand hills oward ho Wailua river, which i will cross jus below he couny road bridge. From here on o Wainouli i Will skir he cane fields, crossing ho road o he makai side of nbou ho Gaylord Wilcox place. Tho consrucion gang will be locaed a Hanamaulu kal where quarers are in process of consrucion. :o TWO TEACHERS GET LOST ON MILOLII TRAIL RESCUED Wha migh easily have been a ragic misadvenure occured ono day las week a Kokee. Two lady each crs, unfamiliar wih he counry, un derook o make he rip o ho Kalala u pall wihou a guide. Tho irn deailed insrucions in regard o he rail, which hey undersood was quie clear and easy o find. Thev se ou abou nine in ho morning expecing o bo back early in he afernoon. When nighfall came and here were no signs of hem heir friends became anxious, and finally came o C. A. Rice and E. A. Knudsen for advice and assisance. They immediaely se forh in search bf hem, and finding no sign of hem a he Kalalau pall, reurned and scruinized he Milolil rail, which hey found ho ladies had aken by misake. Following hem in he darkness, by racing heir racks here and here in he sof places, wih he aid of a lanern, a long way down ho Milolil rail, hey finally found hem huddled up and hopeless, over a lile flickering fire. Thoy were much overcome wih hunger, hirs and exhausion. Tho meagre lile handful of chocolae and daes hoy were holding agains a long campaign. Needless o say hey wero hyserically happy o bo rescued. Their salwar rescuers, aking each a lady on his saddle, Sir Galahadwise, brough hem safely back o camp abou wo oclock, a.m. I is very forunae ha hese wo kamaainas wero available for ho enerprise no ordinary enderfoo would havo been equal o i. KOLOA NOTES Mr. Greenly has recenly come o Koloa o ake charge of he welfare work of ho planaion. Mrs. Greenly Is wih him, and hey will form a welcome addiion o he growing social communiy of Koloa. Mrs. Bes gave a very delighful lile picnic ouing o a few of her friends on Sunday afernoon a Lawal beach. Mr. and Mrs. Cropp gave a very delicious poi luncheon a heir homo a Koloa Sunday afernoon. Tho men folk wen dovo shooing in ho morning and wero rewarded for heir srenuous and successful endeavors by ho good hings of he lunch. Thero wero eigheen guess all old parly from Koloa, and parly from Lihue. A grand social was given a ho homo of Dr. and Mrs. Waorhouso for ho enjoymen of he young people of Koloa, las Thursday evening. By seven p.m. many faces showed up, and by eigh all wero presen. Many jolly games wero played and ho houso rang wih merry laugher ill elevenhiry. A social gahering of ha kind is no very common in Koloa and i gives ho young people a chance o ge acquained. A ho samo ime I provides a wholesome enerainmen and breaks he monoony of counry life. Everyono enjoyed ho cvenlng and was graeful o ho generous hos and hosess. Mr. A. Englohard, of ho American Facors, arrived las Friday o ako up his work as assisan o J. H. Moragnon ho Ahuklni Terminal and Railway and ho Eas Kauai Waer Company projecs.

2 THE GARDEN ISLAND. TUESDAY, AUG. 10, 1020 Chiropracic Announcemen Dr. Frank C. Mighon, Chiropracor, of Honolulu, will exend his say on Kauai unil he middle of Sepember. He may be consuled by appoinmen a he residence of Mr. J. H. Hall, Lihue, Telephone 156. KAPAIA GARAGE Auomobile Repairing and Machine Work KToK.vui: r,atti:iui:s Ti L.S L 0 Diamonds, hwahd and keciiarged VULCANIZING IValches, Jewelry, Silverware, Saionery DETOR & ELIE Manufacuring Jewelers and alchmakers Plainum and Diamond Pieces Mace o Order Designs Furnished Call for Memorandum Goods The las word in AND 1 IO TF FORT ST REETS L HONOLULU. T. II. Box 23G Novely Low Shoes Tii y a!1: jl i". I from in facory and arc he pn ics sli"!ia v 1: i vi seen for a m i ime. Mail wih.urn soles, liny; narrow in. and slender French. l.u.kh s : ili;t ieu o Mii in individual a.. ri.i. lv Sain. W bie Sal ill. Silwr Clolli Wnie Kill l.ia. Suede Manufacures Shoe Sore 1 For Sree READ THE GARDEN.$s."U o rl2.")m... ID. (Ill 1 ol )...r.." o l.i.dii.. l.i.oo P. O. Honolulu, T. H. Surpervisors Hold Regular Meeing The Board of Supervisors of lio Couny of Kauai hold Is monhly business nipc ing a is office, ns usual, on Wednesday, Augus 4h, 11120, a 10 a. rn. Presen: A. McmfoKlin, emporary chairman; W. D. McBryde, J. F. Be encour, Jr. The minues of he las meeing were read and approved. A repor (P ISOi) was received from he Hoard of Managers of he Puukapele Park as follows: "To he Honorable Board of Supervisors, Couny of Kauai Genlemen: In compliance wih he provisions of he ordinance esablishing he Puukapele park, he Board of Managers me on July 24, and formulaed in; following, which hey submi as a proposed general working plan for he developmen and managemen of said park, and hereby asks your approval of he same. Locaion of Kaana Camp The Board deems i advisable o reserve approximaely 15 acres o be known as he Kaana Camp. This camp sie is reserved for he purpose of locaing an inner cenral house for a social hall, for oudoor recreaional spors and for such oher hings of a public or general naure as he Board of Managers may consider advisable. Selecion of Individual Building or Camp Sies Building or camp sies may be seleced by individuals subjec o he approval of he Board of Managers. Regulaions of Camp Sies All regulaions made by he Board of Foresry shall apply o hese los, and such regulaions o fhe Board of Healh as are applicable. Oher regulaions will be added as he necessiy requires. Developmen of he Park The principal developmen work consisles of insalling a waer supply which is well under way. Furher developmen work such as rails, ec. will be recommended as necessiy arises. Enlargemen of Park We recommend he Park be exend ed mauka o a poin a shor disance above he unnel and he makai porion o be exended wesward o he forres reserve boundary and o he Puulua 1 ill. 5 W. V. SANBORN. Chairman of he Board of Managers Puukapele Park. In connecion wih his repor he Couny Boad Engineer was insruced o make a survey of he exension recommended for he Park and o apply o he Governor for he seing aside of said exension for he Puukapele Park. Bil for pipe required for Counys use: One was received from F. E. liichnrdsoa & Co, Ld. and was referred o he Engineer for advise. Bids for furnishing maerials ec. for a r0 foo npaii concree bridge a Nawiliwili: None received. Bids for furnishing maerials for a 10 foo span concree bridge a Anahol : None received. By an unanimous voe Messrs. W. I). McBryde, Win. Henry Uice, sheriff. K. C. Ahana, reasurer, ami Couny Aorney Kaeo were appoined a commue o draf a new Auomobile Ordinance ami submi o he Board. Mr. McBryde moved ha he Conn j koad Supervisor prepare blanks on which each or one in charge of a work in he Couny o repor each monh o he koail KimeiviKrn nil nnr chases by him for supplies also re pairs made under his supervision dur j ing iie cm ren mouh and being sec i onded by Mr. Beencour Jr. he same) was carried..noice (P 1S10) by he Kauai In iilusiial Acciden Board regarding of a decision rendered a claim by one Mani i Nuwelu who as alleged accidenally received injuries o his eye while working for lln Couniy. allow i:rc ii.iaik.n legal compensaion for injuries susuiijed a he rae of Fify per cen, of weekly wages during a period of one hundred nnd weny eigh weeks from he dae of injurywa s received from J. M. Lydgae, chairman of said Indusrial Acciden Board nnd referred o he Couny Aorney for advise. Tpon his verbal reques he Treasurer was given full auhoriy o purchase a new ypewrier for he use of his office. Financial Repors No. 2iia, and 2r4b for June were approved upon he advise of Mr. McBryde while Nob. 255, 255a 255b, and 255c for July were referred for repor o ha genleman. The following school requisiions (P 1811) were referred o he Couny Uoad Supervisor wih full poweir o ne inhe premises: Iianalei for repairs: Kapaa for supplies; and Warae a for repairing a eachers coage. Acion on he requisiion (P 1811) for wood and kindergaren chairs for he High and Grammar School was o a fuure meeing. Applicaion (P 1S12) by he Couny Clerk on behalf of he Board o he Henry Waerhouse Trus Co., Ld, Trusees of he Kanoa Esae, for leasing for school purposes a small piece of land siuaed makai and adjoining he High school premises a Kuhiau, Lihue, and he Trusees reply hereo assuring immediae aenion o be given he maer were received and placed on file. Pursuan o a suggesion by he Couny koad Supervisor ha official was given full power by a voe of he Board o call in bids for furnishing maerial ec. for a new hreeroobuilding for he use of he High and graniar school. A communicaion (aached o P 1So3) from he Commissioner of Public Lands saing ha he imbers of he old Anahola Wharf are available for he consrucion of a bridge in Kapaa Homeseads beween Los 44 and 43 was received and filed. An opinion (P 1S13) of he Aorney General saing ha he appropriaion of $15, under Ac 32, Session Laws of 101!), was inended for he consrucion of he enire Olohena road referred in he Ac, and using he money on a conrac for he con srucion of a par only of he road may no legally be made, was received and placed on file. A peiion (P 1814) for he oppoinine.n of Lionel K. Mahikoa as roadlun a for Hanalei in place of G. W. Mahikoa resigned, was received and acion on he same was deferred o some fuure meing. A peiion (P1S15) for he increase of he salaries of he members of he! Lihue Police force was received and! afer careful consideraion of he same by a voe each of he peiioners wer allowed an increase of $10.00 more per monh payable monhly, beginning wih Augus 1s. I!l20. A repor (P1S1G) from he Poundmase r of Lihue for he hree monhs ending June 3uh las, afer having been refered o Mr. Beencour Jr.! was approved upon he hiers advise. The repor (P 1S17) of he Couny Road Supervisor for he monh of July was received and placed on file. Waimea Disric: Mana koad: The macadam was finished up o a poin abou 100 fee from Webers place. The ouli was moved o Koloa. Paching work was carried on in he disric. Koloa Disric: New Mill Road: The macadamizing: ou i is being pu up for he work on; his road. More work of grading was done on he Caholic church road. Paching work was dune a differen places along he main roads. Lihue Disric: Nawiliwili Bridge: Work of excavaing for he foundaion of he abumens has been going on. A pump was insaleil o handle ho waer. Considerable sone for placing around he abumens lias been hauled upon he bridge sie. The Oldes and Larges TRUST COMPANY in he Terriory of Hawaii Capial, Surplus and Undivided Profis Over One Million Doars THE ONE METHOD ha definiely assures you and your heirs of an EXPERIENCED and ECONOMICAL adminisraion of your esae is he appoinmen of a corporae Execuor such as he HAWAIIAN TRUST. Le us explain WHY Come in and alk i over. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED We Are Here To Serve You Hawaiian Trus COMPANY, LIMITED Honolulu Safe Deposi Vauls Wha is a Capialis? i Tin erm Capialis is.a very clasic word. J means a person wlio, wihou physical effor on his par, receives an income from money invesed Jf yon own propery, small or larc, of any kind on which you receive a reurn wihou physical effor on your par, You are a Capialis,9 The Only Person Who is No a Capialis is One Who Does No Own Anyhing a All. He spends as fas is he makes and in many cases is ready o confiscae yours afer he spends his own. THE BANK OF BISHOP & CO., LTD. Waimea Branch Waimea Sables, Ld. The lurgvx Clarage on Kauai. The bes place o ge ransporaion o The Barking Sands, Olokele Canyon, Waimea Canyon, Kokee Camps, Kukuiolono Park, ec. We Do Business all over he Island of Kauai Our Auos nro comforable, our Drivers are Ilelialilo and have been wih us for years, and know every inch of llic counry. We Ren Ford Cars Wihou Drivers. We have good Riding Horses, accusomed o he work. We do Praying and Hauling by Trucks all over he Island, We run he Sage Line beween Lihue and Kekaba live round rips per Week. WAIMEA BRANCH Tel. 1:1 W A. CO.MKZ, Mgr. NAWILIWILI BRANCH Tel.!! L CLEM GOMES, Mr. i 1 K4 I 9

3 Supervisors Hold Meeing (Coninued from page 2) Some paching done. of he roads wag Kawalhau Disric: Oiling Roads: The oiling of he main road was coninued and here now remains a gap a Moloaa ye o be finished. Anahola Bridge: Work of excavaing for he firs pier has been going on. Shee piling had o be driven for his work as he banks were conln ually caving In. Hanalel Disric: Landing Road: Sone was broken for wo weeks during he las monh, Caring he sone across he river was carried on a he Bame ime. Crush ing and placing of he sone on he road has been resumed. Some paching work was done on he road. Waer Works: Puukapele: The Inake has been finished and abou a mile of pipe con neced. Abou 110 fee of unnel unfinished. Kapaa: The 4h Series join pipe line has been compleed. A cover was placed on he new new cisern below he hospial. Schools: A new cess pool was dug a he Kekah a school. A pariion was pu in he large school room a Hulela. Work was sared on he new Wallu a school. All lumber for he Kapaa addiion has arrived and has been hauled o he school. Survey of he proposed addiion o he High school was made and filed wih he Clerk. Upon he moion o Mr. McBryde seconded by Mr. Beencour, Jr., he sum of Ten housand eigh hundred (10,839.2 hiry nine and dollars, by unanimous voe, was appropriaed, as addiional appropriaions, for he purposes named below, same o be paid ou of moneys available in he Treasury as folows: General Fund: License Collec. $70.00 Official Bond Premium Waer Works, Kapaa Homeseads, 4h series 1, , Permanen Improvemen Fund: Nawiliwill Bridge 5, Asphal Macadam, Hanalel, Landing Road 4, , Mr. McBryde reporing on he maer of imporing game birds for propagaion in his Couny saed ha he has booked an order for $ worh of pheasans for he purpose. Repor was acceped. Upon he moion of Mr. McBryde seconded by Mr. Beencour, Jr. he Engineer was given auhoriy o repair, 1. Bridge a Kapaa Homeseads, second Series. 2. Bridge on he road o Koloa Landing; Bridge on ShorCu Road, Koloa. Upon he moion of Mr. McBryde seconded by Mr. Beencour, Jr. he auhoriies in each disric were allowed o spend for road repairing work no exceeding $ during &e curren monh. The Board his forenoon afer examinaion, aproved he several demands submied agains he following appropriaions, vis: Salary Couny Road Supervisor $ Pay of Police: Specials Walmea Koloa Lihue Kawaihau Hanalel , Child Welfare Board Coroners Inques Couny Bldg. Janior Service Couny JaU Couny Lo & Bldg Disric Cour & Jails: Waimea Koloa 837 Expense of Elecion Expense of Winesses Hospials: Waimea Eleele Koloa Lihue Kealia Sam Mahelona Mem. 2, , Incidenals:. Aorney 5.00 Audior Clerk Sheriff Treasurer Couny Rd Supervisor License Collecions Official Bond Premium Regisraion of Auos Suppor of Prisoners Schools: Janior Service Ec Kapaa New Grounds: Lihue Repairs & Main. Grounds ec Waer Works: Puukapele 1, Kalaheo Omao Koloa Kapaa Kapaa Homeseads 4h Series , Road Work: Couny Road Machinery Waimea: Asphal macadam, Mana new road P.I.F. 2, Oiling roads Spec. Deposi Road Tax Special Deposi Puukapele road Koloa: Macadam. Koloa New Mill road P.I.F. 1, Resurfacing Koloa Macadam 3.15 Oiling Road Special Deposi Road Tax Special Deposi Lihue: Nawiliwlli BriiTgeP.I.F. 2, Oiling Roads Special Deposi 3C9.04 Road Tax Special Deposi Kawaihau: Anahola Bridge P.I.F. 2, Oiling Rds Special Deposi 1, Road Tax Special Deposi Hanalel: Asphal Macadam Hanalel Landing Rd P.I.F. 2, Oiling Roads Special Deposi Road Tax Special Deposi Toal 27, A 1:00 oclock p. m. he meeing adjourned o mee again upon he call of he chair. il I i Ea a When in Honolulu THE GARDEN ISLAND, TUESDAY, AUCJ. 10, 1120 The Injucion Nowihsanding he insisen endeavors of he Van Oleson homeseader coningen in he maer of he case beween hem and Sam Kelilnoi, he injuncion sill sands, by which he laer is auhorized by he cour o coninue he execuion of his conrac. The Van Gieson ineress made applicaion o he supreme cour o have he injuncion sayed, bu his he supreme cour declined o do. Sam Kelilnoi is apparenly In he saddle unil he erminaion of his Y. W. C. A. NOTE9 Miss Madelene Soule, Y. W. C. A secreary for Girls Clubs on Kauai, lef for Honolulu Saurday. She will visi he various Girls Clubs of ha ciy wih he view o planning for her work here nex season. Laer on she, ogeher wih he oher girls work secrearies of he V. W. C. A., will ake an inensive course under Miss Alice Moore, who comes o Honolulu from New York o ake charge girls work. of all he The Y. W. C. A. commiee were enerained by Mrs. C. B. Hofgaard laely a a delighful luncheon. A he business meeing which followed i was decided o enlarge he work nex year o include Kapaa, which means ha ceners of Y W work will henceforh reach from Waimea o ha place. An addiional car has been given o he Y. W. C. A. work. I will arrive in a monh or wo. :: BRIDGES Work is gong forward saisfacorily on he Anahola bridge. The middle pier wil have o go down some 10 f. or so below waer level o ge a good foundaion. The bridge when finished will be a reinforced concree girder bridge, afer he syle of he Huleia bridge. The Nawiliwlli bridge is prey well hrough he preliminary sages. There being no rock foundaion for he cenral pier, where he sand runs down o an unknown deph, a heavy concree slab embedded In he sand well below he danger of undermining, will serve as a saisfacory foundaion. This work is now in hand. a, a,., i T Mrs. Murphy9 s Bank Quis Business We have jus heard he sad sory anen a cerain Mrs. Murphy, who wen o her frui jar bank one day and found ha someone had aken he savings of many years, o wi, eigh hundred dollars. The money in he frui jar was idle. I was ou of circulaion. I was rendering no service o anyone. Ye here are hundred of persons in every communiy who are handling money in he same foolish, unproducive way. Whaever is said abou banks, money placed in hem is more safe and a basis of credi. Bank deposis add o he credi of he individual, he bank and he communiy, in resources and sabiliy. Always a cerain percenage of deposis are loaned ou o carry on indusries, business enerprises and o employ labor. Banks are consanly sriving o assis everyone o become beer business ciizens and you can assis hem by making up your mind o ge ou of he "Mrs. Murphy Class." SAVINGS THE BANK OF KAUAI, LTD. KAPAA, DEPARTMENT KAUAI CHILDS New, modern, high class resaurau, cenrally locaed. Cool and comforable; bes food and service. European plan. Operaed in connecion wih he Blaisdell Hoel J.F. CHILD, Proprieor. Holds P fi KAUAIS EMPORIUM ALONG THE LINE OF DependableRepuable NATIONALLY ADVERTISED GOODS WE HA VE JUST RECEIVED A Direc Facory Shipmen OF THE CELEBRATED HEINZ "57" VARIETIES BEANS, Baked Bed Kidney, BEANS, Baked Wih Pork and Tomao Sauce. rokk AND BEANS, Wihou Tomao Sauce. BUTTER, Apple and Peanu. CHOWCHOW. CHUTNEY, HOUSE KAD1S1I, KETCHUP, OLIVES, OLIVE OIL. PICKLES, Swee and Sour Mixed, PICKLES, Swee and Sour Gkirkins. FIG PUDDING, INDIA BELISH, BEEFSTEAK SAUCE, CHILI SAUCE. SOUP SPAGHETTI. VINEGAR, CIDER MALT, WHITE For pickling. CROSSE & BLACKWELLS PICKLES, Ghirkius and Mixed. PICKLED ONIONS, PICKLED WALNUTS, CHOWCHOW. AND WE CARRY REGULARLY GROCERY IX OUR. DEPARTMENT BEECHNUT, BACON, SLICED BEEF, PEANUT BUTTER. "The Foods of he Fines Flavor." BONAM I "HASNT SCRATCHED YET" CRISCO, "For Frying" "For Shorening" "For Cake Making" "CLICQUOT CLUB" Ginger Ale, Roo Beer, Sarsaparilla. CAMPBELLS, PORK & BEANS, SOUPS, "Look For The Red And Whie Label" "ARGO" CORN AND GLOSS STARCH. "Bes For All Purposes" KNOX GELATIN, "Whenever a Means Kuox" Recipe Calls For Gelain I GRAPE NUTS, "A Wonderful Food For Children And Grownups " DROMEDARY COCOANUT, "Fresh Keeping" "OLD DUTCH CLEANSER" Chases Dir" BORDENS EAGLE MILK, "The Naional Milk" "HIGHLANDER" MILK, Firs Qualiy, Absoluely Pure. "CARNATION MILK" Serlized, Guaraneed. VAN CAMPS PORK & BEANS, Prepared In The Kichens" Van Camp THE QUAKER OATS COMPANY, PUFFED RICE, PUFFED CORN, luffed WHEAT. UNDERWOODS, DEVILED HAM AND DEVILED TONGUE. KELLOGS, TOASTED CORN FLAKES, SHREDDED WHOLE WHEAT, KRUMBLED BRAN. "AUNT JEMIMA" PANCAKE FLOUR, "SWANSDOWN" CAKE FLOUR. "PUEZ" LOGANBERRY JUICE, "PUEZ" ASSORTED JAMS. "IVORY SOAP" "For Washing Paricular Things" TOWLES "LOG CABIN" SYRUP, "Absoluely Pure Granulaed Sugar and Maple Syrup" WELCUS GRAPE JUICE, The Naional Drink "J IFFY J ELL" Real Frui Desers. "MINUTE" TAPIOKA, No Soaking. LIBBTC, MEATS, JAMS, VEGETABLES The Ice Cream Sold a Our Soda Founain IS MADE OF Pure Cream Impored from California. LIHUE STORE 33

4 TUB GARDEN ISLAND, TUESDAY, AUG. 10, 1920 THE GARDEN ISLAND Issued Every Tuesday KENNETH C. HOPPER TUESDAY FOR A BETTER SERVICE Hilo is very jubilan over he prospec of a new InerIslan seamer, larger, and fleeer and liner, o ake he place of he Mauna Ken, which has become a back number for he.adof ha growing ciy. e We are pleased o know of his good forune for Hilo, and congraulae hem. And we ni ineresed o know wha is o be done wih e he Milium Kea. Some ime ago, as n chamber of commerce measure, we pu in a bid for her for he Kauai run bu have heard nohing from he seamship company. in regard o he maer, no even he couresy of an acknowledgemen. If he Mauna Kea is inadequae o he growing rade of Hilo, much more so, we believe, is he Kinau inadequae o he needs of Kauai. The oucry every week is ha she is crowded, over crowded The regular hing now, is hree in a cabin, where here is room and accommodaion for bu wo a bes. I is an unbearable imposiion, which even he whip hand of monopoly doesn jusify or excuse. Under hese condiions hese lile 5x0 cubby holes degenerae ino coops or dog kennels. We are old ha he direcors of he InerIslan d are keenly alive o he imporance.of he rapidly developing ouris raffic, and will exer every effor o provide an adequae service o handle i." llow is i ha so much fuss is made abou he more or less hypoheical ouris raffic, while he kamaaina raffic is hereaudno snubbed and browbeaen, and insuled as hough i weren worhy of any consideraion? The IuerIslan rade, and he d InerIslan d zenih have been buil by he home rade, and for long years o come, we venure o predic ha he lious share of heir income will be, as i always has been, from ha raffic. If hey have any sense of jusice and any bowels of mercy in hem a all, hey ough o give some consideraion o he home people. And among hese home people, none have done more for hem han Kauai. Long years ago i was known as heir Island, so largely was heir income derived from i, and even ye abou half heir seamers are kep busy wih Kauai business., We deserve more consideraion a heir hands and a beer passenger service. Give us he Mauna Kea jus as soon as she is released from Ililo. NEWSPAPER SERVICE The newspaper, like any oher enerprise of a useful characer in commercial life, is a business proposiion and only in he measure ha i is financially successful is i able o render he service i should o is parons and all of he people in he field in which i circulaes İ mus be imparial. I mus give he news, presening facs, and ediorially i mus have a policy in" conformiy wih he highes ideals, seing forh and giving is approval o hose hings which are lor he advancemen of he counry in general and he communiy iu which i circulaes in paricular. The paper you now hold in your hands seeks o do his very hing. Is edior is for he people of Kauai, and for he insiuions of his couny, erriory and naion iirs, las and all of he ime. I aims o give hose who wish o be heard an opporuniy o presen he claims hey have for he aenion of he public wheher in he news columns or in he adverising secion. I is, of course, impossible ha everybody should agree wih everyhing ha is said in he paper; ha is expecing oo much of human naure, leople who sar a crusade do no feel ha hey have accomplished anyhing unil hey mee wih opposiion. The newspaper wih he righ ideals renders a valuable service o he communiy iu which i operaes. I seeks o secure and mainain he confidence of is parons. A newspaper ha does no, in a measure, accomplish his, has no place in he life of he communiy iu which i is published. A BOUT PA YIXG DEBTS Advising a man o pay his debs is a good deal like elling a fellow ha i doesn profi him o ge sick. Too frequenly he man can no more pay his debs han lie can keep from geing ill. 15u he saemen is no rue all along he line. There are oo many people can pay heir debs, bu who prefer o use he money for somehing else. And ha is exacly why i is a good deed o urge everyone o pay his debs righ now. Every man on Kauai could be rich oday if he had gone in deb a few years ago, provide d only ha he had gone ino deb for some JIjuinKinR Edior Ai:o. io, am) hing worh he price hen, asked for i. If wed bough a house on credi live years ago for, say, $5,000, we would now pay for i iu d cheap dollars and have a good many lef. Which means he house is now worh 10,000, and could be sold for ha amoun, leaving us a profi of five housand. So i seems o reduce iself o his: The ime o ge ino deb is when money is scarce and he ime o pay debs is when money is pleniful. There is no need o sae he fac ha alhough a lile igher now han i was a year ago money is sill pleniful, oherwise i would no require so much of i o buy any commodiy. And righ now he man who pays his debs is really making money by i. ALASKA COAL AXD OIL The Unied Saes governmen is looking abou for a supply of coal and oil, and i is he hope of our officials ha Alaska will afford he needed supply. Secreary Daniels of he navy, Secreary Payne of he Inerior Deparmen and Governor Biggs of Alaska are o invesigae he coal fields of Alaska, and hope also o lind oil available. Coal is here iu abundance and so is oil, bu Alaska is a large and a cold counry. Al ready $1,000,000 has been appropriaed for he developmen of he Mananska coal fields. Alaska is larger hau mos of us are aware. Is area is 5.M), 881 square miles. The iuerior of he counry is lile known, bu i will be developed as Is almos inexhausible resources come o he knowledge of men. Alaska is undoubedly one of he riches mineral regions of he world. Coal is here iu abundance, boh iu he Aleuian Islands and upon he mainland. Along he Yukon river coal has been mined for years. On he Koyukuk river, 400 miles above is mouh, here is a bed of coal 30 fee hick and exending for wo miles along he river bank. How far i may exend ino he counry, back from he river is unknown, bu here is coal enough in sigh o supply he Unied Saes for some ime o come. Coal lias also been found upon he upper Yukon, a Cooks inle, on he Copper river, in souh cenral Alaska and in many oher localiies. Peroleum springs have been found in he souh cenral secions, and here is good reason ha here is an almos unlimied supply of boh coal and oil in ha counry. The exreme cold may be a handicap, bu Yankee ingenuiy will develop means o procure and marke boh he coal and he oil. The exensive foress will ye be a source of an abundan paper supply. Girls of Kauai will be ineresed in kifwin g ha in Paris heyre making dresses ou of paper. And righ now paper is jus abou shor enough o make a modern skir. I used o be said when we saw a longhaired man ha he was a violin player, a poe or a ramp. Now we ake i ha he hasn he price of a hair cu. Wouldn i be fine if we could all do he Bip Van Winkle sun and wake up abou he ime hey go he peace reay seled o he saisfacion of everybody. Everyhing is divided equally in his counry. The poor man sill has he appeie and he rich man sill has he mouey. The mos opimisic man on Kauai is he man who can price a pair of shoes and feel hankful he is no a cenipede. A Bed" is a fellow who can say enough in five minues o keep he poliicians alking all during he campaign. Is awful hard for a man o hear he call of duy above he jingle of coin or he murmur of love. Weve noiced Hiaal hing is all righ wih a whole lo of Kauai people when hey do i bu all wrong when somebody else does i. Mos everybody in his counry now suffers from foo roubles. And heyre ap o wih shoes around 815 a pair. Limiing he supply of gasoline for pleasure cars may serve o cu down his summers receips for he underaker. One of he hings you can gain by buying on credi i he experience ha is always pays o rade for cash. We noice ha married couples whose views coincide are he couples where he wife hinks firs.. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE Edior The Garden Island: Anen ha porion of he leer wrien by Mr. Damkroger abou he much discussed McBryde game. In his leer Mr. Damkroger saes ha "is being ha pu up he howl of proes and encouraged he managemen of he losing eam o objec o he umpires ruling, and no he eam or players." I hink ha he above is oo broad a saemen o make, for he reason ha objecions o decisions of umpires occur in nearly all baseball bames no maer where played, and regardless or wheher any money consideraion depends on he resul or no. Umpires are only human, and even he bes of hem err a imes, and heir decisions can never please boh eams. The baseball rules sae explicily ha no decision of he umpire shall be quesioned where he decision Is based purely on judgmen, bu ha where a decision Is made conrary o any secion of he rules, he capain or manager has a legiimae righ o proes. In he JUcBrydeLihu e game, he quesion as o wheher he baer was ou or safe was purely a decision no based on judgmen, bu on he umpires inerpreaion of he rules, and herefore can bo dispued If he capain or manager of he eam agains which he decision was made, deems i advisible o do so. Open gambling on Sundays games cerainly ough o be discouraged and if possible, eliminaed so far as he police have he abiliy yid desire o do so, bu when any one says ha is he being and no he players ha causes he managemen o objec o he umpires decisions, I hink ha such a saemen should be correced. G. M. SHAK. Y. M. C. A. NOTES Mr.Urban Williams, secreary for Hawaii Disric of he Army and Navy T. M. C. A., and Tro. W. E. Givens of McKinley High School and associaed wih he Army and Navy Y in Honolulu, have been spending he week end seeing he aracions of Kauai. They have visied he leading scenic places of ineres, incidenally looking over he work and equipmen of Kauai Y. M. C. A. Mr. R. C. Macdonalof he local Y and Mr. Wil liams were formally associaed in army work on he Mexican border. Las Wednesday nigh a fas game of baskeball beween a Kapaa five and a picked eam represening Lihue was played in he armory. This was only a pracice game bu he speed and skill exhibied hroughou he fray would have saisfied a sidelin e crowd had he game been adverised..the pracice seemed o be mainly for Kapaas benefi as Lihue kep in he rear hroughou and allowed Kapaa o finish by he ample margin of4224. The Kapaa lads, be i known, are sars, Bun Hee being he chief baske collecor, making all kinds of specacular shos as a maer of course. Lihue is now fired wih an ambiion o develop he eam work and speed necessary no only o humi liae such machines as Kapaa has o offer bu all oher challengers. A big league in baskeball his coming fall is assured. The laes hing in he line of spors we believe is he prospecive recreaion for business men and office em ployees under Y. M. C. A. supervision a Lihue. A volley bull cour a he convenien corner of he park oppo sie he social hall has jus been con sruced. From five o six p. ni. will be he popular hour a his cour and all managers, cashiers, bookkeepers, clerks, priners and heir ilk are here by invied o join his wiligh league, Even he lunas have hreaened o pu up a eam agains he whiecolla r brigade. "Now is he ime for all good men o come o he aid of heir pary." Las Fridays arrivals a he Fairvie Hoel, July 30. J. F. Hoffman, W. L. Sanley, J. Skkney, W. K. Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. Gilber GrosVeno E. Marin, Mrs. Lincoln, II. L. Hansom, Mrs. Marion Drake, Grace Channan. Arrivals a he Fairview Hoel, Tuesday, Aug. 3. W. H. Hiserman, C. C. Anderson, C. J. Lopez, K. W. Adamsen, A. li. Corcoran, N. Hazelwood, E. W. Brown, M. E. Taysening, S. Abaquia. CORONA TYPEWRITERS koh Tin: STUDENT TRAVELER HOME Produce he samo perfec ypewrien copy ha any $ machine does PRICE $52.00 HAWAIIAN NEWS CO., LTD. Young Hoel Bldj. Honolulu Thiry Day Economy Rug Sale Bare floors are expensive when hey can be covered wih Lenox Rugs A hese prices 18x36 inches 80c SxlO fee?9.60 3x0 fee $1.80 9x12 fee U.9 fee x15 fee 1L40 27 inch runners (V? 6Sc he yard. 00 inch runners 80c he yard Bag Bugs, Bush Bugs, Fibre Bugs, Congoleum Bugs. A all bargain prices Buy now and save money on your rugm and floor coverings. Lewers & Cooke, Ld. Esablished 1853 Lumber and Building Maerials, Honolulu HOLT CATERPILLAR STATIONERY ENGINES Dife o he grea success of he Hol Caerpillar engine or racor work The Hol Manufacuring Co. now have on he marke a saionary engine suiable for all classes of work. This engine operaes on gasoline, disillae or kerosejie. Sandard sizes are 30, 45, 60 and 75 horse power. If you know engines you will be pleased wih he Hol. Wrie or see us for pariculars. Caon, Neill. & Co., Ld. Engineers, Honolulu Order I By Mail! Our Mail Order Deparmen is excepionally well equipped o handle all, your Drug and Toile wans horough ly and a once. We will pay posage on all orders of 50l and over, excep he following: Mineral Waers, Baby Foods, Glassware and aricles of unusual weigh and small value. Non abl Alcohol, Srychnine, Ra Poison, Iodine, An poison, Mercury Anisepic Tables, Lysol, Carboli c Acid, Gasoline, Turpenine, Benzine and all oher poisonous or aricles.,.. If your order is very heavy or conains much liquid, we sugges ha you have i sen by freigh. Benson, Smih & Co., Ld. "Service Every Second" The Rexal Sore Honolulu f TERRITORIAL MESSENGER SERVICE TAKES ORDERS FOR ALL KINDS OF Dry Cleaning and Laundry Work SEND BY PARCEL POST TO 1112 UNION ST. HONOLULU

5 C THE GARDEN ISLAND, TUESDAY, AUG, 10, llj20 IVORY FOR REMEMBRANCE I would be hard o conceive a more disincive gif of ase and refinemen han 1VOKY. Wha beer could you give her han a new piece of Ivory o mach he se she is collecing? We have a beauiful variey of prey and useful dressing able aricles, any of wluch will add charm o her boudoir and will be loved for heir arisic design and workmanship. CARVED TUSKELOID IVORY Which breahes of far away India will appeal o and fascinae her. You may choose from Hand Mirrors, Trays, Puff Hoxes, Hair Ueceivers, Bonne Brushes, Manicure Buffers, Frames, Brushes, Combs, Jewel Boxes, Glove Boxes, Vases, ec., ec. She will grealy admire COMPLETE SETS TfSKliLOID and is graceful Our showing also includes complee ses of exquisiely handpaine Ivory by maser workman of he K. I. du Pon Nemours Co. Beer is no made and we paricularly reques you o inspec hese many designs, all of which have jus arrived from New York. SAY IT WITH IVORY AND MAKE HER HAPPY Phone 72 ELEELE J. I. SILVA, Prop. STORE Eleele, Kauai A Delighful Ouing Friday ofernoon a small pary of advenurous hikers, under he conduc of Mr. Lydgae, made he round of he Wailua valley, he Pollahu helau, and he new Pollahu park. I was a beauiful afernoon, and he views boh mauka and makal, looking ino he valleys on eiher side, were superb. Inerspersed wih he scenery, he guide gave he pary, by way of commenary, a running fire of naural hisory and legendary lore. Reurning hey visied he famous sacrificial sone a Holoholoku, he birhsone.and Papaalae, where he discovery of fire was made, ineresplace s jus back of he cocoanu grove. Meanwhile he res ofhe pary, some wo dozen In number, were gahering a he Broadben place, Waipouli, and a mos delicious picnic supper was being assembled, including a camp fire and broiled dishes cooked hereon. The hikers refreshed hemselves by a swim in he umbling surf, and even more han he res were ready for he feas of good hings which fol lowed. Naurally and ineviably, as he shadows of evening deepened, he campfire was he cener of aracion. Reclining abou i here were forunes of he hand reading variey for hose who had he courage of heir probiy, impersonnaions in German and Negro, and capial sories wih a local and personal flavor all by recognized amaeur ariss of he firs class. Only he fear of he morning whisle broke"up he pary wih he common impulse "why don we do his sor of hing ofen, we will!" :o The San Anonio Sociey, he lead ing Poruguese benevolen organiza ion of Hawaii announces ha i will have o raise is dues from $2.75 a monh o $3.10. The new rae will ake effec Oc 1. The sociey has abou 3000 members. ENGINEER J. R. Collins, consuling refrigeraln g engineer, specializing Ice Cold Sorage, Markes and Refrigeraing Plans. Exper service, resula produced. P. O. Box 658, Honolulu, T. II. Resul of California Gasoline Shorage Invesigaion Early in June, in: California Auomobile Trade Associaion, a is annual meeing a Fresno, California, discussed he gasoline siuaion and son a elegram o he Aorney General of he Unied Saes, which saed ha "evidence in hand lends o a gen eral belief ha he shorage is arificial." The Associaion asked for a Governmen invesigaion and appoined a commiee o ake up he inquiry. Agens of he Deparmen of Jusice in California were in due course insruced o ac. The Auomobile Trade Associaions commiee made a horough examinaion of he siuaion, resuling in he following leer, daed July 13, address ed o he Chief of he Bureau of Invesigaion, of he Deparmen of Jusice in San Francisco: Oakland, Cal., July 13, E. N. Blanford, Chief of Bureau of Invesigaion, Deparmen of Jusice, Pos Oflice Building, San Francisco. Dear Sir: On June r.h. I!i20, a he annual meeing o he California Auomobile Trade Associaion held a Fresio, he quesion of a gasoline shorage was aken up and discussed a lengh and many saemens were made by men whose honesy and inegriy we would no quesion, indicaing beyond any quesion of a doub ha he gasoline shorage was a ficicious one, raher han a naural one; and a resoluion was passed auhorizing he appoinmen of a commiee o wire he Aorney General immediaely ha, in our belief, he gasoline shorage was ficicious and asking for an immediae invesigaion or hearing, and ha his organizaion pledged is suppor in he maer. Anoher resoluion was passed auhorizing he appoinmen of a commiee of five from his organizaion o gaher informaion o assis in he invesigaion if i were ordered. As you know he Aorney General a once ordered an invesigaion, and we proceeded o ge ogeher all evidence ha we migh be able o collec. This commiee worked diligenly on he maer and has a mass of correspondence peraining hereo, bu nohing ha ends o indicae a ficiious shorage of gasoline. On he oher hand, everyhing poins o a naural shorage. Saemens were made ha wells were capped and ha producion was being wihheld. Ipon invesigaion i was found ha seven wells were capped on he order of he Gas and Oil Supervisor of he Sae Mining Bureau, which made i compulsory on he par of he oil companies o do so. The reason for capping hem was ha he wells had been brough In and he necessary pipe Jines were no run o bundle hem and housands of cubic fee of naural gas per hour was being wased; consequenly he wells were capped unil he proper faciliies could 1)0 insalled for handling. Saemens were made ha in various communiies where he oil companies had small disribuing plans ha he anks were full of gasoline and ha carloads of gasoline were remaining on he racks and demurrage being paid on same. Ipdi invesigaion wo found ha his was rue o some exen. For insance, a carload of gasoline would bo sen o a given poin in accordance wih he allomen provisions; in some insances, upon arrival, he sorage anks were no suikienly empy o receive he enire conens of he cur, wih he resul ha in some cases i would be wo or hree days before he conens of he car could be loaded ino sorage anks. Saemens were made ha a housand signs were being made in Los Angeles on he order of a cerain oil company showing he price of gasoline a hiry cens a gallon. On invesigaion i was raced hrough foureen people, each one having been old by he oher ha such was he case unil he source of informaion was" reached. Tlp conversaion was ha if anyone waned o know he price of gasoline, he could go down o San Fernando Sree o a cerain oil companys warehouse and see for himself. Many oher saemens of a similar naure were made, and everyhing raced wih he same resul ha i was all hearsay. Therefore, we feel ha we have no been able o subsaniae he saemens ha were made ha he gasoline shorage was a ficiions one. Very ruly yours, CALIFORNIA AUTOMOBILE TRADE ASSOCIATION llob. W. Marland, Secreary. 1KU Read wha he people he Paige of Honolulu hink of Honolulu, T. H., June 8, 1920 Newon Auo Exchange, Ld., Honolulu, T. H. Genlemen: In making my purchase of a car I looked over he various makes, hen bough he Paige as I believed I possessed more of he qualiies ha I waned in a car. Afer using he car I saw no reason for changing my firs impressions. Yours very ruly, Honolulu, T. H., June 9, Newon Auo Exchange, Ld., Honolulu T. H. Genlemen: I am absoluely saisfied wih he Paige car I bough from you las year, your reamen has been more han I expeced In every respec. My nex car will be a Paige. Yours very ruly, Honolulu, T. H., June 16, Newon Auo Exchange, Ld. Honolulu, T. H. Genlemen: I have found he Paige very saisfacory in every respec. I have owned wo Hudson cars before purchasing Paige, and I desire o sae ha I had always hough he Hudson was in a class by iself as o low upkeep cos bu my judgmen was wrong. I use my car for ren service and i mus be fi and ready a all imes. The Paige I find Is always ready for he call of duy. Is upkeep cos is much lower han my Hudson cars and cos of repair has been nil. If anyone is in doub abou he good qualiies of he Paige have hem phone or wrie he undersigned. Yours very ruly, Honolulu, T. H., June 18h, 1920 Newon Auo Exchange, Ld., Honolulu T. H. Genlemen: I have driven my Paige Glenbrook over 4000 miles and I mus say I am very well saisfied wih i. For all around serviceabiliy, roadablliy, reliabiliy, and economy of operaion, i sands The class of roads ha I have o ravel in my work "THE MOST BEAUTIFUL CAR IN AMERICA" HPHE exraordinary demands for Paige cars ha now confrons us is impressive proof, we believe, ha he Paige policy o give dollarfordollhe greaes ar value on he marke has he universal endorsemen of he mooring public. The new series Paige models are sriking examples of his policy. The ripe produc of more han a decade of successful engineering and manufacuring experience in he auomoive indusry, hese cars are he fines combinaion of beauy, dependabiliy and economy o bear he Paige name. These Models are Available for IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Five Passenger Touring Four Passenger Speedser Seven Passenger Touring Read wha lie people of Honolulu he Paige hink of would ax he reserve energies of any car, bu my Paige seemed o run beer afer each rying rip. No knowing he proper road, I once drove i over he Wilhclmina Rise road, a fea I do no hink has ever been aemped. And over he oher side of he island, I have driven i over muddy grades in rainy weaher wihou chains o he asonishmen of my friends. And over rough roads, I jus sailed i along a a clip wihou any inconvenience. I was a booser of Paige cars. I am now and will be as long as he Paige plan produces as good cars as hey are producing now. Taking i all iu all, he Paigo car is one of he bes cars I have ever driven. Very ruly yours, Waimanalo, T. II., Juno 28, Newon Auo Exchange, Ld., Honolulu, T II. Genlemen: I have driven my Paige car Bince las February and I desire o sae ha I am more han saisfied. 1 call i a Mudhe someimes for I have some bffd roads from Waimanalo, bu never have any fear of saring ou for I know I will ge here. Your service is all one can ask for. If any one is in doub abou he Paige send hem o me and I will bo pleased o ell hem how well saisfied I am. Yours very ruly, Honolulu, T. II., July Newon Auo Exchange, Ld., Honolulu, T. II. Genlemen: The Paige Speedser which I bough from your firm some ime ago is performing very saisfacorily in every respec. As you no doub are aware, I am employed a Pearl Harbor and as my home is in Honolulu I mus make he rip every day. Up o his wriing he Paige has nevor failed mo. Don no hesiae o use my name as reference o any one ha desires Paige. o know wha I personally hink of he Yours very ruly, ADDRESS OR CALL MR. A. B. CORCORAN WAIMEA HOTEL, WA1MEA TRADE IN YOUR OLD CAR FOR ANEW ONE mm i LIBERAL TERMS i 8

6 THE GARDEN TSLAND, TUESDAY, AUG. 10, 1920 Save Your Clohing. ECONOMY demands ha he expensive shir, he fine gown sui be laundered, cleaned or dyed only by THE METHOD EXQUISITE of he FRENCH LAUNDRY and DYEING AND CLEANING WORKS J. ABADIE, Prop. Honolulu (Send he package by Tarcels Tos) Rus a Roen Invesmen w Rus Is abou all you have lef when common Iron Is pu Ino a job. SPECIFY Armco, he Iron ha has proved Iself he one bes iron for every purpose in his Terriory. You hay have o wai a while for Armco, bu i will pay. When he job is done i will sand. Armco heslss rus. Honolulu Iron Works Co. Wholesale Disribuors, Honolulu. Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ld. HONOLULU AND HILO Sugar Facors and Commission IMPORTERS GENERAL Merchans OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE HARDWARE Builders Hardware Crockery Glassware Silverware Sporing Goods Fishing Tackle Firearms Ammuniion Safes Refrigeraors Spark Plugs Flashlighs Pains Varnishes Brushes Ois Greases Harness Saddlery Roofing Trunks Sui Cases ec. ec. GROCERIES Fancy and Saple Lines, Feed, ec. DRY GOODS Shoes Toile Supplies Saionery ec. ec. INSURANCE AGENTS Wriers of Fire, Marine, Compensaion, Auomobile Insurance Policies. AGENTS FOR CanadianAusralia n Royal Mail Seamship Line. and Miscellaneous Upon applicaion informaion will be cheerfully furnished in regard o any of our lines in which you may be ineresed. M Dealers in General Merchandise If fn 0 American Facors Pains AmFac Red Label Coffee Yale Locks & Hardware WHOIESAI DISTRIBUTORS HALL & SON Ud, I HONOLULU y YS fif I I g.j Disribuors j j JfM TERRITORY OF HAWAII READ THE GARDEN ISLAND Assimilaion in he School By Vaughan Mac.Caughey In he ypical American public school on he mainland, i has been found hrough long experience In many regions ha an enrollmen of 85 y0 of American children from Englishspeakin homes can assimilae 20 of chlldren from he homes of foreign born parens. Eighy per cen of Englishspeakinchildren can "assimilae" 15 of children. In Hawaii hese condiions are re served, and In he public schools here is far less han 15 of Englishspea k ing children from he homes of Amer icanbor n (or Hawallanbor n parens. Insead of he "American" children assimilaing he children of he immigrans, he grea danger is ha he preponderan mass of children of for eignbor parens shall "assimilae" he "American." This unique condi ion, which has no parallel in any oher par of he Unied Saes, has led o he wihdrawal of mos of he children of Americanbor n parens ino privae schools. Hawaiis numerous privae schools have owed heir developmen, In no small measure, o he overwhelming numbers of children of foreignbor n parenage in he public schools. The remedy o his remarkable and paradoxical siuaion, (whereby he children of Americanbor n parens are penalized by public school aendance) is he recogniion of he English speaking school as he sandard, nor mal ype of school. Dr. Alber Bush nell Har ably expounded his concep during his recen visi o Hawaii Under his sysem he children of Americanbor parens have a prior claim o public school educaion over he children of foreignbor n parens, The Terriory should provide for boh groups; bu, as a maer of Bimple Jusice, he children of Americanbor n parens should no be crowded ou of he public schools The Kids and he Bonns The wave of indusrial enhusiasm ha flowed so srong for he monh of July and carried so many kids, many of hem of a very ender age, ou ino he fields o work, has weakened very maerially for Augus. Wih mos commendable paience and perserverance he youngsers suck o i hrough July manfully. The bonus was ahead of hem and lured hem on. Some of hem weakened a he close of he 20 days, when he bonus was assured bu mos of hem suck o i for he full monh. Bu wih a new monh ahead of hem, and he vacaion fliing rapidly away, a grea many concluded ha hey had had enough. In some cases heir parens pu in an effecive veo agains any more geing up before dayligh, and coming home in he afernoon, a sigh o behold wih laundry prices away up in he sky, and sopped he enerprise. Now he youngsers are busy figur ing ou wha he bonus plus he basic wage will come o, which is a diffi cul problem since boh elemens are more or less uncerain. The only hing hey are reasonably sure of is ha hey will be rich. Sugar Forunes In Florida Simulaed by he scarciy and high prices of sugar here is a scheme in hand o conver he vas areas of he Florida Everglades Ino sugar fields. A large par of he souhern par of he sae, o he exen of millions of acres, is a low lying swamp, pen up by a limesone rim of higher level, which acs as a reaining wall. The consequence is ha for monhs a a ime, afer he summer rains, he whole counry is under waer. The naural drainage oule is far away and he flow hiher so Blow ha he counry is one eernal swamp, save cerain limied island areas of high ground. I is now proposed o cu hrough his reaining dyke by means of immense diches a suiable paces, hus furnish easy and rapid drainage for large adjacen areas. One secion of his reclaimed area of 120,000 acres, has been pu on he marke, and is being aken up by a syndicae of experienced sugar men who are quie confiden ha i will be one of he fines and mos producive sugar regions in he world. The soil is of rich alluvial characer, heavily surcharged wih humus and vegeable maer. Experimens have shown ha his will raise he very bes of cane. Tha which is now un P. O. Box G der culivaion promises o yield 60 ons o he acre. I makes a quick growh and maures in 12 monhs. The cane grows so rapidly and makes so rank a growh, ha lile or no culivaion Is necessary, i simply grows wild. Labor, he difficul problem here, wil no worry hem here for hey are in close ouch wih he Wes Indies where here is pleny of Negro labor looking for openings of ha kind. Expers declare ha re lined sugar can be produced here for wo cens a pound. All of which, if rue, would seem o give Florida he assurance of being In he near fueure he leading sugar counry of he world. Hawaii had be er make hay while he sun shines, for evidenly she won be in i wih Florida, when ha laer counry ges properly going. There was a big concer a Kapaa on Saurday evening for he benefi of he local Kaahumanu sociey. In addiion o excellen Hawaiian music here were Hawaiian ableau scenes of a novel and ineresing characer. The Hall was full o overflowing and be ween $200 and $300 were aken in III II.i mm jst C. B. HOFGAARD & C0..LT D. WAIMEA, KAUAI DEALERS IN General Merchandise AND Building Maerials BRANCH Kekaha Waimea Mana BASKING HOURS : 9 A. M. TO 3 P. M. ON AND AFTER AUGUST 16h The Bank of Hawaii Ld.. LIHUE BRANCH l Is easy o make good coffee Use good, pure waer, in a offee po scrupulously clean a ml T boil jus enough. Never warm up old coffee. Use jus T enough for each meal. Wheher you prefer coffee black, or made a golden amber wih rich cream, youll always prefer afer youve ried i once MAYFLOWER PURE KONA COFFEE Your y rover has i or can ye i. II. MAY & CO., LTD. STORES Disribuors Tel. W1 5 l I KEEP YOUR PICTURES IN PHOTO ALBUMS I preserves hem for fuure enerainmen Complee new assormen from 35c o $ Special Aenion o Orders by Mail HONOLULU PHOTO SUPPLY CO. Everyhing Phoographic 1059 For Sree i, Honolulu JEWELERS Everyhing In he Silver and Gold Line, Rich Cu Glass and Ar Goods Merchandise of he Bes Qualiy Only. H. F. WICHMAN & CO., LD Leading Jewelers. P. O. Box 342 Honolulu ; Koloa I I Planaoin I i Sore i Wholesale and Reail Groceries Dry Goods of all Descripions. i General Planaion f Supplies f.

7 r THE GAMN ISLAND, TUESDAY, AUG. 10,1920 w. i, iispiiil W..2gf IHI 4 Iffillii COLUMBIA 1920 CHALMERS yhe CHALMERS facory has pu ou a 5 passenger car for 920, buil along speedser lines. 1 Ask any Chalmers owner wha he hinks of his car. Equipped wih is now famous "Ho Spo moor, i makes high grade fuel ou of low grade gasoline. SPORTSTER THE COLUMBIA, four passenger Sporser has prov en an insan favorie on Kauai. Is snappy, bu graceful lines canno help bu cach he eye. I is no only a beauiful car, bu i is "srong on performance," as a number of Kauaians, who have ridden in he car can esify. Kauai has is hills, and he wonderful exhibiion and powers of his car excies insan admiraion. Equipped wih wire, wooden or diseel wheels. A demonsraion can be arranged for eiher of hese Serling Cars wih Mr. J. Sickney, Pond Company represenaive, now on he Island. Call up Lihue Hoel THE POND COMPANY, LI HONOLULU, HAWAII MIXED THE GARDEN ISLAND PUBLISHING CO., LTD. A Priners, Bookbinders and UpToDa e THE GARDEN ISLAND Newspaper Issued Tuesdays. Enered a he Posoffiee a Lihue, Hawaii, as Secoudclas s Maer. Subscripion Raes: Per Year, $2.50 Six Monhs, 1.50 Three Monhs Subscripions Payable in Advance. AmEIiTIKIXU K. C. HOPPER, Weekly HATES OX Business Manager emmm. THIS QUALITY MARK ON U your insurance policy and he reail dealer is he one o promply make saisfacory adjusmen. The merchan is auhorized o replace, or refund he purchase price, of any KEEN K UTTER Iem ha may fail o give a complee amoun of saisfacion. Liberal, yes bu he service hey give warran his. A ool for every use and a use for every ool, has bur guide in adding new ools o he presen line and you will find every iem of usefulness. Be guided Ly his Trade JJS.Mark when lu)ing Shop Tools, Faraiin Tools, 1ocLe Knives, Seizors, Safey Jazore, or Kiuheu and Taldc Culery. Publishers APPLICATION Tools and Culery of From he Oher Islands INTERISLAN MAY PUT BIG BOAT ON THE RUN TO HILO Wihin a shor ime Hilo may have anoher, seamer half as big again, and swifer han he Mauna Kea on he Honolulu run; furhermore he ineres of ho InerIslan d Company in he Volcano House may induce ha company o ake a hand owrad building a hoel here large enough and fine enough o copo wih ho raffic. These are he high lighs of wha C. P. Morse, vice presiden and assisan manager of he Iner Island Company, old a represenaive of he PosHeral In he course of ha inerview Mr. Morse said: "Tho Direcors of he InerIslan d Company, realizing ha he ouris and oher raffic by he S. S. Mauna Kea has ougrown he capaciy of ha vessel. and being desirous of encouraging by every means in heir power he developmen of a large ouris raffic o he Island of Hawaii, are now seriously considc ing he consrucion, a an early dae, of a new vessel especially designed o caer for such ouris raffic. "While, plans have no ye been drawn, i is he wish of he direcors o have a vessel a leas half as largo again as he Mauna Kea buil wih a special eye o roominess, veuila ion and comfor. I is probable ha she will have a greaer speed han he Muuka Kea, and she will be in every way fied for he ypo of raffic she will be called upon o handle. I is expeced ha a furher announcemen may be made very shorily, bu he direcors of he InerIslan Company are keenly alive lohe Imporance of he rapidly developing ouris raffic, and will exer every effor o provide an adequae service o handle i." Quesioned as o wheher here was any possibiliy of he Muuna Kea being placed upon he Kona run evenually, Mr. Morse replied ho was no in a posiion o look so far ahead. I would depend enirely upon ho developmen of ouris and oher ravel from and o ha side of he island, bu he fel ha under he working of he inerchangeable icke a large increase of ravel would be forhcoming in ime and was exremely sanguine as o he fuure of ha secion of he companys service. Mr. Morse, commening upon he occasional overcrowding of ho Volcano House in which he InerIslan d Company is ineresed as a sock holder, saed ha he direcors were in close ouch wih Mr. George and sood ready o endorse any plans he migh evenually submi for he enlargemen or even rebuilding o he hoel. "I is increasingly obvious." said Mrl. Morse, "ha we may look for a heavy increase of paronage in ho near fuure, as ho Naional Park develops, and we should cerainly look for a mehod of providing adequae accommodaion for visiors. Mr. Lycurgus is fully cognizan of he changes ha are aking place in he ouris ravel o he Dig Island and is in agremen wih us us o he necessiy of making increased provision o handle i. I is probable also ha he has similar plans for he enlargemen of hoel faciliies in Hilo, and ha he progressive pace now being se by he Crescen Ciy in he form of new organizaions such as he Hoary and Golf Clubs will resul in grealy increased ravel o Hilo by he class of visiors who will desire o remain in Hilo o enjoy he faciliies for amusemen ho ciy Is now providing, "I am very grealy impressed by he showing of he pas year, and fully realize ha our counry will be doing he righ hing in making provision for sill greaer developmens." Hilo PosHerald. SHURMANN WILL REOPEN FIGHT FOR LOST CITIZENSHIP Dr. F. H. Shurmann. whose ciizenship was revoked by Judge Horace W. Vaughan in he IT. S. disric cour here, because of alleged disloyal uerances conained in his pamphle, "The War Through German Kyes," says ha he inends o leave shorly for Washingon, where he will seek o reopen he case in he C. S. supreme cour. A previous appeal carried from he decision hero o ho U. S. circui cour of appeals in San Francisco wen agains him. Sarliullei INFLUENZA LEADS CAUSES OF DEATH Recen Epidemic1 Responsible for Almos 24 Percen of Hawaiis Deahs in Twelve Monhs Influenza led all causes of deah in Hawaii for he year ended June 30, las, according o ho repor for he fiscal year filed wih Governor Charles J..McCarhy by Dr. Frederick F. Troer, presiden of he erriorial board of healh. Of he 45G4 deahs for his period, 10S8, or almos 24 percen, were from influenza. Of ho 4051 deahs repored for ho fiscal year ended June 30, 1919, C12 were from his disease, or a lile more han 15 percen. Deahs from influenza by naional iy during he pas fiscal period were: Hawaiian, including 308, or 2S 3 5 percen of he oal classified as follows: Hawaiian 241, CaucasianHawaiia 47, and AsiaicHawaiia 20; Japanese 411, Filipino 110, Poruguese Mi, Chinese 73. American 23, Poro Kican 20. Giving firs, he figures for 1920 and second, hose for 1919, ohere principal causes of deah were: Diarhoea and eneriis , uberculosis pneumonia SO, hear rouble premaure birh, , congeniial debiliy and oher causes peculiar o early infancy 2s8 259, nephriis cancer puerperal sale beri beri 01 02, 017 leprosy 53 0o, bronchiis 53, yphoid 483 and syphilis Adveriser. :: TOTAL POPULATION FOR TERRITORY IS GIVEN AS 255,912 The firs prined bullein of he Census llureau on he populaion of Hawaii o reach he Islands, was ceived by Gov. C. J. McCarhy, las week. The following figures appear in he Adveriser of las Tuesday. The oal popluuliou of Hawaii is given as , he correced figures. This is conrased wih 191,909 in 1910 and 154,001 in Previous census figures, no by he 1nieil Saes, are given back o 1832 when here were 130,313 people. Low waer mark was in 1S72 wih 50,897. The correced populaion of he disric of Honolulu is given us S3, 327, an increase of or 5:1.7 percen over The figures ha year 52,1S 3 which was a 32. ii percen gain over he 39,3eiJ populaion of This in urn 71.0 percen over he 22,90 7 of 1S90. Hilo is credied wih 10,431, a gam of 3,0m; or 51.0 percen over he 0,735 of The correced populaion of Hawaii by Islands gives he following conras wih 1910: Island Hawaii ,3i2 Kahoolawe 3 2 Kauai 29, Lanai lb Maui 30,080 28,023 Midway Molokai ,791.Niihuu nil us Oahu 12::. 190 SI, 993 The 1920 figure for Oaliu, or 123,49)!, is he real populaion of Honolulu as i represens he municipaliy, o which should, o be sricly in accordance wih he fails, he 31 Midway residens. Populaion by counies gives Hawaii 01.S95; Honolulu (ciy and couny 12:1.527; Kalawao (leper selemen! i; 7 ; Kauai ; and Maui 37.3s5. Of hese he only decrease is in Kalawao which fell from 7s5 m 1910 o 007 ill The populaion by disrics is als ogiven in a able. Aached o he. ables ire wo limps, one showing he percen of increase and by counies, showing Honolulu o have made a 5a.0 percen increase..maui 25.0 Ka.ii Hawaii 17.2 and Kalawao a 15 percen decrease. Tin. second map show.i densiy of populaion ly coui.iiis. Honolulu again wih 2"5.9 pi sous per square mile. Kalawao Klines ne:; wih 00 0 per square mil", hen Kauai wih 45.9, Maui wih 31.0 and Hawaii wih 10.2.

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No de of Jus claims. ) j Henry Waerhouse Trus Co., Ld. Honolulu! I e I I KEALIA STORE Kealia THE GARDEN ISLAND, TUESDAY, AUG. 10, 1920 En CLASSES IN MILLINERY Classes in Millinery will be conduc ed by Mrs. Cameron, of Honolulu, commencing Augus 18h, for wo weeks. Having had a number of years experience along his line Mrs. Cameron is horoughly qualified o assis one in consrucing becoming, sylish has for he coming season. Those wishing o arrange for lessons will please elephone ho Garden Island office before Augus 14h. Adv. TO THE VOTERS OF KAUAI I do hereby announce my candidacy for ho House of Represenaives, on ho Democraic icke. My policies are as follows: 1. I oppose Rehabiliaion Bill, and favor Liberal Homescadlng. 2. I favor increase in eachers salaries hrough proper axaion. 3. I oppose presen sysem and pol icies of Educaional Deparmen as adminisered by presen sup erinenden. 4. I believe presen Commissioners of Educaion should bo eleced by he people. 5. I favor language schools wih re sricions; o be supervised by Educaional Deparmen. G. I will advocae more high schools for our Island. 7. I bellovo he Kauai High School should have a beer equipmen. 8. I will work for Kapaa Wharf. 9. I will work wih all my srengh for ho righs of he Homeseaders of our Island. iu. special favors o none and a square deal for all, is my moo. M. S. HENIlQUES. TO THE VOTERS OF KAUAI I desire o announce o ho voers of Kauai Couny ha I will bo a can didao for nominaion o he Houso of Represenaives on ho Republican icke a he forhcoming primaries, I will apreciao he suppor of all hose who beliovo In a square deal. TIIOS. M. CUNNINGHAM, Kapaa, Kauai. Aug , 24, 31. Sep. 7. I I, 21 28, Company, Limied REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE STOCKS, BONDS, No Merchan S. P. O. Box No. 594 Honolulu McBRYDE and KILAUEA WIN THEIR GAMES A concer and dance will be saged A ono hiry p. m., Thursday, (Coninued from page 1) a ho Llhuo Social Hall on Saurday, Augus 12h, a ho Cour Houso a baing average on ho Llhuo eam ho 14h, a 7:30 p. m., by Mr. John Kapaa, Kawalhau, Kauai, hero will bo las year. Is ho nex baer up. For Almeida, of Honolulu, who is generally sold a public aucion o ho highes he firs lmo since he beginning of known no he "Blind Musician," and bidder, under Secion 380 of ho Revised Laws of Hawaii of 1915, general ho gamo here was no nolso over In his quare of Honolulu musicians he Kllauoa bleachers. KcnJI, In he Mr. Almeida has been blind sin ce leases of ho following described loa pichers box, Is perfecly alive o ho childhood, bu dcsplo ha misforune In ho Disric of Kawalhau, Island o siuaion, and ho look on his face ho has learned o play any sringed Knual: savs. Til do i if I bus a suspender insrumen excepionally well. His (1) Los Nos. 22, 28, 29, 27, 27 A, in ho aemp." Did ho do i? Well, snoclalv is ho mandolin. He Is nlso 28 A. 29 A and 30, of he Kapaa Ill ell ho world ho did! He fanned widely known as a enor singer. Homeseads, Firs Series, conaining Bob, one, wo, hree; hen he fanned Tho special feaures of ho program an aggregae area of 10.2 acres, more Carvalho, one, wo, hree; hen he will be solos by Mr. Almeida on ho or less; erm of leaso, 10 years from fanned Tank ono, wo, hree Jus like pulnr. nknlnln nnd mandolin. For O ha! Oh, boy, did ho Klleaua fans " I Augus 12h 1920; upse renal $102. vocal selecions he will sing "Wahlno per annum, payable In wake up? Ill say hey did! Lihues semiannuall Ul" and "Halo Nnni." In he laer he advance. hree men on bases died an agonizing will bo assised by a local chorus (2) Los Nos 7 and 7 A, Kapaa deah righ here. The same program will bo given a Homeseads, Firs Series, Kawalhau, Kllauea J. Akana ges beaned and Walmea on he evening of Thursday Kauai, conaining a combined area of goes firs, and ges second on error he 12, and Koloa on Monday, ho acres, more or less; erm of leaso by he holder of ha bag; Kenji fans; Admission $ years from Augus 12h, 1920; upse Mnhikaa fouls ou o hird; Curis ges renal $24. per annum, payable semi beaned and goes firs; W. Akana flies ou o shor; Curis dies on firs and Akana on second. No runs. Ninh Inning Lihuc Tai ges a walk; Priose goes o ba as a pinch hier ami fans; Mizu his nnd Tai beas i and comes homo on error a second. Tux eira flics ou o cener and Mizu is killed a second. One run. Smvhe. of Kllauea, and Chilling worh, of Llhuo, umpired ho gamo, and wero quie saisfacory. McBryde 1, Makawell 0. McBrydeMakawe The gamo a Makawell was anoher one of hose air igh exhibiions, of which we have seen quie a number his season. Thero were only wo errors during he game, and hey were made by hs winning eam. Furado had recovered from his baloon ascension of ho week before, and piched a grea gamo. Marcalllno umpired he game and performed In his usual excellen STANDING OF TEAMS P W L PC Lihue Makee McBryde Kilauea Makawell SC NEXT SUNDAYS GAMES Nex Sundays games will be Makee vs Makawell a Kapaa; McBryde vs Kilauea a Eleele. BASEBALL NOTES Jacinha, of Kilauea, is some sicker. Wih four imes a ba his boy slams ou hree his. Ty Cobb never did beer han ha! The wrier is a Lihue fan, and would give his chances for a vacaion his summer o see Lihue win he pennan, bu ho manner in which ho Kilauea boys ook Lihue ino camp Sunday, jus "nacherly" excies his admiraion and hes no rying o sell hem a years subscripion o he Garden Is land eiher hough, of course, he would be proud and happy o Tank Building W. M. I Cop jilsh Ilan JchiUncr Reinforced Brazing WELDING ENGINEER Aceylene and LIHUE HOTEL Elecric Welding Kauai. & Mux Concers by he Blind Musician REGISTRATION OF VOTERS Tho regisraion of voers his year has been very slow according o he Couny Clerk. Elecors seemed o ake very lile Ineres in regisering as voers for he coming elecions In Ocober and Nevcmbcr nex when he people will be called upon o elec heir Represenaives and Senaor, also he Delegae o Congress. The Grea Regiser wherein a voer is regisered as such for any fuure elecions, eiher Terriorial or Couny, Is always open during legal business days from 9 a. m. o 12 m. each day a ho Couny Clerks Office, Lihue, excep he firs Tuesday and Wednesday of ho monh. Fqr ho accommodaion of ho Llhuo, Hanamaulu, Huloi a voers he Couny Clerk and his assisas will hold lao hours for regisering voers from 4 o 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Augus 1C, 17, and 18. NOTICE Tho regular annual meeing of he Hui Kual Aina o Wainiha will be held a ho office of he Hui Sepember 2, 1920, 10 a. m. All ho members of he said Hui are enjoined o be personally presen a,ho aforesaid ime and place. JAMES K. APOLO, Pres. Hui Kual Aina o Wainiha. Aug 10, 17, 24, 31. NOTICE Tho annual meeing of he Hui Kual Aina o Haena will bo held a ho Haen a Hall, Sep 3, 1920 a 10 a. m. All members are requesed o bo personally presen on ha occasion. JAMES K. APOLO, Pres. Hui Kual Aina o Haena. Aug. 10, 17, 24, 31. Aucion Sale a Lihue Hospial, FRIDAY, 13h, a 3 p.m. Beds Blankes Pillows Kichen Uensils Silvas Toggery, Honolulu, MULLIN 1L HOTEL LIHUE (The Fairview) AUGUST Tweny.v o elegan rooms In Main Building Three Airy Coages Cuisine unexcelled in counry disrics W. H. Rice, Jr., Proprieor NOTICE OF 8ALE OF GOVERNMENT LEASES annually In advanco; (3) Los Nos. 49, 50 and 52, Kapaa Homeseads, Firs Series, Kawalhau, Kauai, conaining an aggregae area of 4.90 acres, moro or less; erm of leaso 10 years from Augus 12h, 1920; upse renal $49. per annum, payable semi annually in advance; (4) Los Nos. 13 A, 14 A, 15 A, and 10 A, Kapaa Homeseads, Firs Series, Kawalhau, Kauai, conaining an aggregae area of 3.20 acres, moro or less; erm of leaso 10 years from Augus 12h, 1920; upse renal $32. per annum", payable in semiannuall advanco; (5) Los Nos., 13, 14, 15 and 1G, Ka paa Homeseads, Firs Series, Kawalhau, Kauai, conaining an aggregae area of 7.30 acres, more or less; erm of lease 10 years from July 3, 1921; upse renal, $73. per annum, payablo in advance; (G) Lo No. 232 B, Kapaa Home semiannuall seads, Fourh Series, Kawalhau, Kauai, conaining an area of 5.27 acres, moro or less; erm of lease 10 years from Augus 12h, 1920; upse renal $53. per annum, payablo semiannuall y in advance; (7) Lo No. 39, Kapaa Homeseads, Firs Series, Kawalhau, Kauai, conain ing an area of acre, more or less; erm of lease 10 years from Au gus 12h, 1920; upse renal $25. per annum, payable semiannuall In ad y vance. Tho purchaser shall pay he coss of adverising and oher charges in.connecion wih he preparaion of ho leases. For furhor pariculars apply a ho office of he sub Agen, Mr. G. W. Sahr, Lihue, Kauai, or a he office of he Commissioner of Public Lands, Capiol Building, Honolulu, T. H. T. H. C. T. BAILEY, Commissioner of Public Lands. Daed a Honolulu, July 8h, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTH CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF HAWAlf AT CHAMBERS IN PROBATE. In he Maer of ho Esae of JOSEPH KENDALL FARLEY, De ceased. Order of Noice of Hearing Peiion for Probae of Will A Documen purporing o bo he Las Will and Tesamen of Joseph Kendall Farley deceased, having on ho 27h day of July A. D been presened o said Probae Cour, and a Peiion for he Pnobac hereof, and for he Issuance of Leers Tesamenary o William O. Smih having been filed by he said William O. Smih. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, Tha Friday, he 3rd day of Sepember A. D a 9 oclock, A. M., of said day, a he Cour Room of said Cour, a Lihue, Couny of Kauai be and ho same hereby is appoined he ime and place for proving said Will and hearing said applicaion. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, Tha noice hereof be given, by publica ion, onco a week for hree successive weeks, In ho Garden Island a nowspape r published in Lihue, he las publicaion o be no less han en days previous o he ime herein appoined for hearing. Daed a Lihue, Kauai, July 27h, 192Q. By ho Cour. (SEAL) (Sgd.) JOSEPH ANDRE SOUSA, Clerk. FOR SALE Dodge Touring Car. In good condiion. Inquire of H. M. Aldrich, Llhuo Sore. CALIFORNIA FEED CO. LIMITED Dealers in i Hay, Grain and Chicken Supplies SOLE AGENTS FOR Inernaional Sock, Poulry Food J and oher specialies. Arabic for jf cooling Iron Roofs. Poaluma alc cubaors and Brooders. Kinos.Special.Chick,Food P. O. Box 452 Honolulu