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1 SUUAlt The Haws, 6.21 Uarduu nland Beets, 110 Hde leprcftenta Mkt. Frm All Kaua. ESTABLSHED VOL. 12. NO. 24. LHUE, KAUA, TERRTORY OF HAWA, TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1916 SUBSCRPTON RATES, $2.50 PER YEAR 5 CENTS PER COPY MEETNG OE THE BOARD GOVERNOR WLL MAN STAGED AND LATEST OF The regular monthly meetng of the Board of Supervsors of the County of Kaua was held on Wednesday 7th, at 10 oclock A. M. Present:. D. Wlshard, charman; T. Brandt, VV. D. McBryde, Joe Rodrgues and A Menefoglo. The mnutes of the last meetng were read and approved, The sever l demands presented, after ther examnaton, were approved to be pad out of the followng appropratons: Sal Cty Rd Supervsor Pay of Polce: Specals Wamea Koloa Lhue Kawahau Hanale ,00 Corners nquest Cty Bldg: Janor Servce Ctv Jal 444,49 Dst Courts & Jals1 Wamea Koloa Hanale S.OO Expenses of Electon Cty Lot & Bldg Expenses of Wnesses Hospal: Eleelc Koloa 15C00 Lhue r y Wamea ncdentals Attorney 5.00 Audor Clerk Sherff Treasurer MQKHANA SGNAL MUSCAL SUCCESS The Mokhana Club met n L hue last Wednesday, to attend what turned out to be one of the most successful gatherngs the club has ever had. The hostesses for the occason were Mrs. W. H. Rce, Jr., and Mrs. Lndeman n Mrs. A. S. Wlcox. ably acted os leader n place of Mrs. Rohrg who was unable to attend. The program opened wh a delghtful sonata played on the pano bv Mrs. de Brettevlle, followed by Pnrldarts Mazurka, excellently rendered by Mrs. J. L. Robertson. The leadng feature of the afternoon was a lecture delvered by Mrs. Wood on the subject of "1 he Symphony Orchestra." Ths proved to be of a very hgh order, the lecturer handlng her subject n most masterful fashon and holdng her audence who dsplayed the keenest nterest n lstenng to a charmngly told story of the varous purposes of the more promnent nstruments used n the symphony orchestra as well as ther capacy for nterpretng the varous passons. Mrs. Lndemann followed wh Beethovens Rondo, executed on the pano n her usual delghtful manner. The program ended wh the beautful solo "The Song of the Soul" sung bv Mrs. W. H. Rce, Jr. Mss Else Wlcox was elected presdent for the ensung year; t; Mrs, Lvdgate Mrs. Clapper, secretary; and Mrs. Lulu Weber, treasurer. Senator Ambrose J. Wrtz, of, arrved n the Mau ths mornng on a combned busness and pleasure vs. SUPERVSORS Hep Sch Houses & Tchrs Cottages U8.79 Statonery Support of Prsoners Water Works: Wamea Kalaheo Omao 7.50 Koloa Kawahau ROAD WORK: County Road Machnery Wamea: Olng Roads (R. T. S. D.) Road Tax Spec. Deposs , Koloa: Olng Roads Rdn & Bdgs 2, ,725,86 Lhue: Olng Roads Rds & Bdgs , Kawahau: Macad: Papaa Moloaa Rds & Bdgs , Hanale: Macad: Klauea 1,781,35 Macad: Kalhwa Hanale 4, Rds & Bdgs , Total 20, Tenders for furnshng ths County wh one portable rock crusher and outf, were receved from the followng, namely: Catton Nel & Co., P (Contnued on page 3) Tenns Entertanment A nterestng program consstng of a number of concert ems, to be followed by the farce "Mr. Bob" and a dance s under way for the tenns entertanment next Frday, to be gven at the Lhue hall. Consderable nterest s b o n g shown n the affar, and a full attendance s assured. Numbered reserved tckets very be secured eher at lofgaards, Wamea, or at Lhue Store. Another Case Of Typhod Mrs. Peter Malna, who las been ll wl typhod fever at Lhue hospal for some tme, s reported as beng n a very serous condon. Actve effort s beng made to dscover source of contagon. Ths s the thrd ease of typhod from the same neghborhood. The possbly of a carrer beng responsble for the contagon s beng nvestgated. Narrow Escape The nfant chld ofdr.watcrhouse had a dangerous experence last week when the brakes gave way and the auto n whch she had been left for a few moments started downhll whout any one to control s course. The machne came to a bank and toppled oyer. When the doctor returned, however, he found that hs ltle grl, by a mracle had escaped anythng further than a slght shock from frght. Ous To Dance nvatons are out for the On Clubs annual grand ball, to take place 23rd at Lhue socal hall. The annual busness meetng wll take place on Wednesday, 14th, at the resdence of Dr. Derby. OM E The commtee of the Fouh nfantry, consstng of Major Wn. Henry Rce and leutenantcolone l, the wll reman over one week, durng whch they wll nspect the Fourth nfantry. MEETNG OF LHUE CUUC MEMBERS A novel and most delghtful affar was the dnne for members of the Lhue Uuor Church at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lydgate on Tuesday evenng last. A long table was extemporzed for the occason, and 24 members sat down to a delcous dnner, fndng ther places by a sort of place card of duplcate flowers. There was a freshness and novelty about the whole affar, as well as a spr of cordal fellowshp whch gave vvacy and enthusasm from the start. One of the nterestng features of the dnner was an mpromptu poll ot the guests as to the comng Presdental electon, wh an overwhelmng vote for Roosevelt, though one or two voted, two hands at a tme, for Hughes. Wlson ddnt seem to be n. Another nterestng teature of the dnner was a toast to Mr. Purvs, n whch Mr. Lydgate facetously referred to byegon e events when Mr. Purvs had so far forgotten hs dgny as to mpersonate John Knox n a vaudevlle show; and feelngly expressed hs deep sense of apprecaton for the loyal and unfalng support whch Mr. Purvs had gven to the church durng all these years of hs connecton wh Adjouru g from the table and passng nto the other rcon, th. more serous busness of the even ng was ntroduced by a short explanaton by Mr. Lydgate of the purpose of the gatherng m whch he recalled n a word, the hstory of the church, now 20 years old, and suggested that the tme had come for to move forward to new lnes of usefulness and actvy Ṫhe frst matter to be taken up was that of treasurer. Mr. Wllam Henry Rce ntroducted a resoluton of apprecaton to Mr Purvs for hs long years of fahful servce as treasurer. Mr. W. N. Stewart was then elected to the vacant poson. After some consderaton l was decded to have a fnance commtee, wh a vew to nterestng evty member n the fnances of the church. Such a commtee was elected to have general charge of the fnances of the church and cooperate wh the Treasurer. A church clerk, and two deacons were elected, who shall perform the dutes generally ncumbent on such offcers; also two deaconesses, who are to represent the church n mnstratons to the sck A capa ble decoratng commtee wll see that the church s approprately decorated as mav be requred; whle a prntng commtee wll see to the publcaton of a regular (Contnued on page 2.) OPENNG DOOR Lorenzo Dondos, a Elpno em Vloy ee of the Hawaan Sugar Co., Rd Supervsor was murdered under somewhat waed u p o n Governor pecular crcumstances last Saturday Pnkham a t Saturday Lghtng Publc Grounds nght. & Parks evenng and extended to hm the The man had retred for the Regstraton of Automobles 4.00 nvaton of the local wng of the nght, and was awakened by a Schools: Janor Servce Natonal Guard to vs Kaua on knock on hs door. He arose to & Supples the occason of the Fourth of July answer the summons and upon New Sch. Bldptf festves, The Governor asked for openng the door a hand holdng tme n whch to answer, and the a dagger was thrust n, drvng followng day gave assurance posve that he would be the guest of hs abdomen, and quckly wh the sharp nstrument deep nto Kaua at the tme ndcated. drawn, the murderer dartng away General Johnson, Captan Ln nto the gloom before those aroused by the wounded mans ctes coln and perhaps several govern ment olleals wll come over wh could catch a glmpse of hm. Al the governor. The ollecs named though gven every possble ad, Dondos ded n the hospal about an hour later. nquest on the body s whheld untl ths afternoon, n order to gve the polce, a chance to work on the slght clues whch are n ther possesson. A demented Fl pnos held under suspcon, though as yet no conclusve proofs are avalable. LovellSchar sch Weddng The marrage of Enoka Lovell. Jr., and Mss Beatrce Scharsch took place last Saturday evenng at 7 oclock, Rev Father Celestne offcatng. The ceremony wa s perorned at the home of the groom under a canopy of flowers and verdure. A beautful large whe bell hung down from the celng, lendng a partcularly effectve fnshng touch. The brde carred a bunch of large Easter lles. She was preceded n the processon by two danty ltle mads who strewed flowers and was asssted by her sster Agnes. Mr. Edward Fountan offcated as best man to the groom. mmedately after the happy couple had been duly congratulated the whole party of about 75 guests repared to a splenddly apponted luau whch was set on a sheltered part of the lawn at the edge of the beach. Flpno Threatens Japanese A Japanese homesteader named Yamashro was threatened last week by a Flpno employee named Juan Medes, who happened to be carryng an axe at the tme and durng the altercaton over wages stood n consderable danger ot losng hs lfe. The Flpno, n Judge Puuks court, was fned fve dollars. Only One Bd When the tme came for open ng the bds for the extenson of Nawlwl wharf was found that there had been only one tender the Lord, Young Company sub mnng $3437 as ther fgure. Acton was deferred, the assumpton beng that the government may consder buldng the extenson self. Mrs. Looms Honored Mrs. E. Allen Creevey nved the lades n Eleele dstrct tc an nformal recepton n honor of Mrs. Charles Looms, who recently came to Eleele to lve. Several guessng games provded The af means of entertanment. far took place last Thursday. Captan and Mrs. Harold W. Rce, who had been takng n the festvttes at, came over n the steamer Mau ths mornng to vs tor a few days wh Kaua relatons and frends before returnng to the Valley sle. NEWS BY WRELESS Sugar, (,. 21 B. F. Dllngham has gven STo.OOO for a new assembly hall at Punahou. Kamehaneha graduates wsh an Hawaan to be apponted to the board of trustees of the Bshop Estate to succeed S.M. Damon, resgned. The War n Europe Loudon The west battle front s quet, nterest beng now centered n the east where the Russan advance has extended swftly north and south. The Norwegan one survvo. Norwegan Steamer Sunk steamer Preeper 3 has Leen sunk by a mne. Only Wll Expede Search Washngton Accordng to reports, Great Bran wll expede the search of neutral shps taken nto her ports on suspcon of havng contraband aboard. Democrats And Yce Presdent St. Lous Ths cy s fllng up rapdly wh exced Democrat. The prncpal dscusson s on vce presdental possbles. Secretary of War Baker says he s out of the race and laughs at the suggeston of hs name, sayng s a b of frendly enthusasm. Roosevelt Mantans Slence New York Roosevelt mantans slence as Hughes works ou hs campagn plan. The former justce s austere, and begns meetng and makng frends Mexcan Suaton Alarmng Washngton Mexcan hatred for outsders threatens a serou break. Washngton offcals are frankly alarmed by the growng autamercsentment and fears are entertaned tlat attacks may be made on General Pershng. t s reported that Carranza may k supportng the bands. Funston slates that he has evdence of a compact between Mexcan factonal leaders. Glmpse Of War Zone London Verdun fghtng slackens greatly. talans contnue to force Austrans back over ground they recently captured. Troops To West Mexco Son Dego The army transport Buffalo has been ordered to hold herself n readness for a hurred dash to the west coast of Mexco n case sentment n that part of the country contnues to antamerc grow. Lady Catt St. Lous Carre Chanuan Catt. noted Suflrarst. wants the Demo crats to have a suffrage plank n ther platform. She nssts that the Bourbons should and must take a favorable stand on votes for women. Outlaws Are Klled Laredo Three of band of outlaws who raded the Coleman lunch have been klled by pursuers. Chna Has Peace Reports state that snce the death of Yuan euervthnr has become peaceable n Chna. Dr. Derbys Tour Dr. A. J. Derby wll leave July 1 for an extended vs to Calforna and eastern ponts, and wll be accompaned on the trp to Calforna by hs mother and son, Ellsworth. They wll tour Cal forna n a Hudson automoble, whch has been order ed to be ready for them on ther, arrval n San Francsco. Dr. Derby expects to vs the east and do some dental research wh specal reference to Pyorrhea and Gval Prophvlaxs. Dr. C. A.Braly, of Nashvlle, s! comng to look after Dr. Derbys! practce durng hs absence. Mss Brewer Comng Mss Anne W. Brewer, one of the secretares of the Y. W. C. A. nternatonal Commtee, wll vs Kaua ths week. Whle heru she wll be the guest of Mrs. Chas. F. Looms, Eleele. Mss Brewer has many frends n Hawa, havng vsed the slands before. Brth Certfcates Representatves of the offce of the Terroral secretary wll arrve on Kaua n the course of a week or two to regster Japanese chldren born here. t s understood that about 125 applcatons for centcates are now n hand. Mr. and Mrs. Tos. Hustace, of Grove Farm, entertaned a number of frends at dancng last Thursday evenng. Butts n ELEELE DULY CHURCH ORGANZED At a specal meetng for that "Super purpose Lx" held at the Eletle Hall on j Sunday evenng last, an Englsh speakng church was orgxnzed for that communy. By subscrbng to a bref statement cf creed and a covenant o f fellowshp, ffteen members assocated themselves together as the Eleele Unon Church. A strong deputaton from th Lhue Unon church, a representatve from the Koloa church, and a few other frend? carred fraternal greetngs and good wshes, felcously delvered by Mr. W. N. Stewart. The Lhue chor, asssted by Mrs. A. H. Waterhouse, presented a very fne anthem "Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem," and the congregatonal sngng was hearty and nsprng. Mrs. H. H. Brode was elected as clerk, and Mr. K. Roeudahl at treasurer of the new organzaton. A specal commtee of three mem bers was elected to devse waya and means for furtherng the n terests of the church durng the com te. year. A stock and lod dealer of Los Angeles named Chester L. North has wrten the Hawa Promoton Commtee for nformaton concernng lhue, and states that he has some dea of comng to Kaua to lve. He states that hs brothernla w s to lve here n future (name not gven.) nformaton has been forwarded to the gentleman.

2 4 THE GARDEN SLAND ssued Every Tuesday Mornng Luther Dermont Tmmons TUESDAY Roosevelt And Wlson Edor JUNK 13 Wh Hughes ns tn nomnee of the Republcan party fur presdent of the Uned States am Roosevelt as the nomnee of the Progressve party for the same hgh offce, the country s faced wh a suaton smlar to that of t) 12 when Wlson rode nto offce over a Republcan party dvded aganst self. That beng the case, eyes have kc turned n the past few clays toward Oyster Hay, for there and there alone s the key to the Republcan problem. Wh Roosevelt n the leld aganst hm, Hughes vold lkely poll a much larger vote than Taft dd n 1U12, but whether enough to elect s problematcal. The real hope (f the hour (and thcj are ndcatons that may be realzed) s that Mr. Roosevelt wll hmself whdraw from the race and wll come out n support of Justce Hughes. Should that come to pass the suaton would le greatly altered and Republcan stock would rse correspondngly. Cvc Conventon Laws The commtee to draft a constuton whch would make of the Cvc Conventon a permanent organzaton, wh defne objects and pogratn, met n Saturday mornng and presumably completed a set of laws to be submted to the varous commercal bodes for approval. Some delegates to prevous conventons have onpjsed the dea of permanent organzaton, or rather, of organzaton of any knd. They have argued that the Cvc Conventon was a movement of spontaneous orgn and growth, and nasmuch as had been reasonably successful should be kept that wav. Ths dea was overrdden n the last Conventon, however, and the commtee referred to above (composed of one delegate from each of the slands and two from ) was apponted and set to work. The probables arethat the consuton submted by the commtee wll fnd s wav to the conventon hall at ldo n September, to be pcked to peces, perhaps, or otherwse fxed up to su the majory. The Cvc Conventon has que lkely come to s:ay. t seems to meet a need, and the concensus of opnon appears to be so genunely on s sde that wll lkely grow, rather than slp backward, for a number of years. That beng the case,. should have a constuton and such laws as ndv drect s work wh defneness.. And Her Celebraton nves the people of the outer slands to come at " 11" and accept her hospaly, and then proceeds to close all of her doors. f the scheme of closng government offces and, more notable stll, the stores of the town s ntended as a concesson to hardworke d (?) employees and offcals, we have nothng to say, but certanly leaves deucedly unnterestng to the average slander vsng the cy. People of the outer slands who have lved n have no complant to make, but nnety per. cent, of the vsors to the cy on occasons lke ths are, to all ntents and purposes, n a strange place. Baseball and horeracn do not partcularly nterest g them and thev have an ndfferent tme of generally. f wll take a quet, frendly tp from us she wll n future not le her own holdays fall the same tme her frends are nved to come and enjoy thers. n other words, when excursons from the other slands are n the cy every government offce should be wde open, Stores should not only be open at regular hours but should keep open evenngs. The Stock Exchange, n place of declarng a holday, should hold double sessons. n short, the whole dea and scheme should be reversed exactly from what now s., wh her buldngs and wndows decorated and her stores and offces and government buldngs wde open looks good to the vsor from the outer slands. Closed up, and left to the dust and polcemen and chaffeurs, makes one quckly and awfully Now that the groundwor k of plans for a bg mlary program on July Fourth have been lad, let everybody get busy. We do not lke the slang word "boost." but seems to express just what we m;an. t wll be the frst Glorous Fourth n the hstory of Kaua to be partcpated n by real, lve soldery; and, moeover, wll be the frst tme that Kauas full regment has been brought together. The dayshould be made one long to be remembered, and we beleve that wll be. The dea of a Exposon PanPacf c n s a fne one and one that could be easly enough worked up f suffcent tme s allowed. t. would be no use rushng nto the affar and have an exhbon consstng of three calabashes, a boomerang, a Fjan pneapple club and a hunk of Slver Sword. The thng should be worked up for a couple of years n advance and then success wll be surely v attaned. Hawa Herald. Lhue. Church foregn and home mssonary work, as well as educatonal and (Contnued from page welfare 1.) work. The Hawaan uuau sjjuuu uc calendar, me whch nrst cnarge church wll r v!,,... on all our churches. He also made UHC 1MU 11UMU1... uuu lllr a plea for the Sun...11 A.t... outlyng , Hawaan nr. churches. Our more rch v enwoof the church; the names of, dowed Lhue church shou d offcers help and commtees of the,. nese jess ravorea church cnurcles; he sad and he outlned ways l n A very encouragng new start whch ths mght be done. havng been made n the matter Mr. Avery made a very of ncreased membershp, through sane, convncng plea for the recepton greater devoton to the hgher thngs of sx new members, a few weeks ago of as well as through the the prospect of a number more n the mmedate future, was decded that a campagn for new members be undertaken, wh the hgh dea! of doublng the membershp durng the year; and a strong commtee was apponted to work on these lnes. A Sunday school commtee was apponted to devse plans and means "for "the greater effcency of the Sunday school. The exstng chor, whch has served most fahfully for years was constuted the commtee on musc, wh hearty commendatons for t her devoton and effcency. Mr. Lydgate made an earnest plea for the loyal support of the Hawaan Hoard n s great work n these slands, where s dong sprual lfe, and ndcated the danger, of beng caught up and carred away n the current of materalsm, advertng partcularly to the neglect of church and Sunda y observance. Mr. W. H. Rce suggested that would be n the nterest of a better Sunday observance to secure a weekda y half holday whch could be gven up to games and sports; and he moved that the delegates of ths church to the Hlo conventon recommend ths matter to the attenton of the Conventon. Mngled whthe serous, through the whole evenng, there was a most delghtful sparkle and effervescence of w and repartee whch made one of the most enjoyable atars n a long tme THE GARDEN SLAND. TUESDAY, JUNE 13, The L No coal, wood or ashes to lug no wang for the fre to burn up. Bette r cookng because of the steady, evenlydstrbut ed heat, under perfect control. All beat concentrated on the cookng and not radated around the room. The long, blue chmneys prevent all smoke and smell. Bakes, bols, roasts, toasts. Mora effcent than your wood or coal stove and costs less to operate. ASK YOUR DEALER TODAY. STANDARD OL COMPANY (Calfora) Store Llle Gad cndcoavemtncc NEW PEfEECTlON OL CGOjfcSTOVE Better cookng and a cleaner, cooler kchen. Now servng 2,000,000 home n 1, 2, 3 and or whout oven. Also cabnet models wh Freless Cookng Ovens. SEND YOUR BROKEN LENSES TO US We Repar Them Accurately and Quckly WALL 6 DOUGHERTY Optcans Slversmhs Jewelers Young Buldng. When n 1 1th Be Sure To Vs The Rexall Store Your every drug, tolet and accessory want wll be thoroughly and courteously satsfed. Benson, Smh & Co., Ltd. Rexall Servce Every Second ELEELE STORE J.. Slva, Prop.. ONE of the LEADNG HOUSES for all knds of DRY GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, MENS FURNSHNGS. CGARS & TOBACCOS and NOTONS of every descrpton, FOR WNE, BEER and OTHER LQUORS, Rng Up 73 W. Man Offce, Eeele, Kaua. Tel. 7 1 W. Nawlwl Garage C. W. SPTZ, Prop. NAWLWL, KAUA TELEPHONE 104 Automobles to all Parts of Kaua, all hours, Day and Nght AUTOMOBLES MACHNERY AGENTS PERCE ARROW, HUDSON, AND LGHT REPARED FOR STUDEBAKER, OVERLAND AND FORD CARS, FEDERAL AND REPUBLC TRUCKS Goodyear Tres and Tubes The Best n the Market for the Money. Agents for nter sland Steam Navgaton Co., Ltd. at Nawlwl, Kaua. Goodyear NAWLWL GARAGE, Agents for Kaua. Terroral Agents for ALLS CHALMERS CO. Send us your nqures. ron Works Co. Lmed HONOLULU and HLO GOOD TASTE DEMANDS DEL MONTE CANNED FRUTS Vegetables Jams Jelles Honev Olves Catsup AWARDED ONLY GRAND PRZE for Canned Frus gven at the Panama Pacfc nternatonal mposon. GONSALVES & CO., LTD. Sole Agents for Hawa, 74 Queen St.,, T.H. MAX GREENBAUGH Manu actr:ks Agunt KAUA CORRESPONDENCE NVTED Offce: Hawaan otk, P. O. 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3 THE GARDEN SLAND TUESDAY, TUNE was approved upon the recommen SUPERVSORS MEET daton of Mr. Menefoglo. Mr. Menefoglo moved that the ded for the conveyance ot The a lot at Board of Lcense Comms (Contnued Wanha for the use of the Haena soners from page 1.) school, be prepared and submted H.S.Gray Company wll P hold a meetng at the County for the sgnatures and acknowledg ron Wks Co P ment of Buldng on Thursday. the Wanha Hu, and be 15th. Lvnch Company nc. P ng seconded by Mr. McBryde, at ten oclock A. M. to con and were referred to Mr. J.. was approved. sder the applctou of S. Ozak Moragne for report and advse. At 11:40 a. m. a recess was taken to meet agan at 1:30 p. m. Lcense now held by hm to sell for a renewal of the Wholesale The Fnancal reports for February, March and Aprl were AFTERNOON SESSON ntoxcatng upon the recommendaton Upon lquors reconvenng at 1:30 p. at Wamea, m. of the fnance commtee. Mr. Moragne, upon reportng on Kaua, under the provsons of Act Fnancal reports for May just the bds for furnshng the County wh a Portable Rock Crusher 119. Sesson laws of passed, namely the treasurers the audors, the audors tral balance etc., and the jont report, of the bd of Catton Nel & Co., and Outf, advsed the acceptance were receved and referred to Mr. Ltd. The advse was accepted by Brandt, the fnance commtee for the Board. wh the secretary of the Board report. A communcaton (P )dated not later than the tme set tor sad On tha matter of the request the 5th nst. from VV. F. Sanborn, P1313J for an appropraton to Manager of Prncevlle Plantaton defray the expenses Co, of the Fourth askng f has been the polcy of W. D. McBrydh, of July celebraton by the Fourth ths Board to nduce laborers Secretary Board of Lcense Com nfantrv N. O. H., the Board by away from an establshed busness mssoners. a vote, and upon the moton by whenever the Board has gone nto 4t Mr. McBrvde, a approprated the dstrct to do some extrn work, May 233 sum o f Fve Hundred Dollars $ for the purpose, The report of the commtee to nvestgate and report on the proposal to take over the Mahelona Hospal" for tuberculoss when bult etc., was receved and read as follows: "The Commtee to report on the proposal for the County of Kaua to take over the "Mahelona" Hospal for tubetculoss patents when bult and to carry on the sane as a County nstuton, beg to report that the Commtee s of the opnon that would be to the best nterest of the County and the work of controllng and f possble eradcate ths dsease from our sland that the proposed nstuton should be under prvate control and be carred on by a board of Trustees, but at the same tme the Commtee favors a lberal monthly appropraton towards the mantenance of such an nstuton. The Commtee beleves that a board cf Trustees would be able and lkely to carry on the same n a more economcal and effcent way than could be done by the County, Furthermore the commtee beleves that publc spred and generous people would be more lkely to make provsons for the endowment and support of the nstuton f remans under prvate control than otherwse. The commtee also wshes to express the opnon that Sanaton and Health matters should reman under Terroral control, however much should lke to see the scope of County self government otherwse extended. n concluson the commtee suggests that our Senators and Representatves be asked to see that a lberal appropraton towards the mantenance of the proposed hospal, be nserted n the next Terroral appropraton bll n addon to the assstance promsed by the County." L hue,, 7, T. Brandt, VV. D. McBryde, A. Menefoglo, and upon the moton of Mr. McBryde seconded by Mr. Rodrgues, the charman was authorzed to ask the County Attorney to draw up an ordnance on the lnes suggested by the report and bv the char. The report P. of the Poundmaster for Lhue for the quarter endng March 31, 1916, ZEROLENE Th Standard OH for Motor Car VJF was receved and the Clerk was nstructed to nform the wrer that ths Board has never had such polcy. A request P Jfrom the County Sherff fot ncrease of the salares of polce offcers was receved. and upon the moton of Mr. Mc Brvde seconded by Mr. Menefog lo, a rase of Fve Dollars $5.0ul more per month, on the salary of each offcer, ncludng captans, was allowed. Upon the moton of Mr. Mene foglo seconded by Mr. Rodrgues, a commtee of three consstng of Messrs. Wshard. McBryde and Brandt, was apponted to confer wh a lke commtee of the Kaua Chamber of Commerce upon securng a representatve for Ka ua o n the Hawa Promoton Commtee. The report P of the County Road Supervsor for the month ot May was receved and placed on fle. The reports s as follows: "n Wamea dstrct: Reolng was fnshed between Eltele and Wamea. Olng s now gong along between Kekaha and Waewa where the road s beng oled for the frst tme. The dran dch along the road across Kekupua valley was fnshed. Wamea brdge s beng panted. Koloa Dst: The Lawa road whch was contracted to the Coun ty by the Pub. Wks Dept. s beng graded. The three wooden brdges at Koloa were gven a surfacng of asphalt and gravel sand. Patchng s gong on near Lhte end of the dstrct. Stone s beng broken and hauled for macadamzng the Kukuolono road. The machnery wll fnsh at Makawel n a few days when well be moved and set to work on the Kukuolono job Lhuedst: Reparng Numalu road was completed and the force s now employed at deepenng and wdenng the gutters along macadamzed roads. Walua brdge s beng scaled and oled and some wood beams put n to support floor system. The Nawlwl road was oled for the frst tme between the Garden sland offce and the Ry. crossng below the hotel. The tunnel for dvertng freshet water s beng dug just maka of the Wreless lot. Kawahau dst: Some homestead road work was done, Gradng was started on the new loca ( Contnued on pnee 4.) hp Gasolne cf Qualy gves you more mles to the dollar. Carburetng quales account for that no waste of gas. Dealers everywhere Standard Ol Company (Calforna) BY AUTHORTY The Board of Lcense Comms soners wll held a meetng at the County Buldng on Thursday, 15th, the applcaton of Wamea Wne Co. Wamea, Kaua, for a renewal of the Wholesale Lcense now held by to sell ntoxcatng lquors at Wamea, Kaua, under the provsons of Act 119. Sesson laws of the ssuance of a lcense undet wh the Secretary of the Board not later than the tme set for rad W. D. McBrydh, Secretary Board of Lcense Com msoners. 4t. May The Board of Lcense Commssoners Buldng on Thursday, 15th. the applcaton ot C. W. Spz, Nawlwl, Kaua, for a renewal of the Wholesale Lcense now held by hm to sell ntoxcatng lquors at Nawlwl. Kaua, under the provsons of Act 119. Sessons Laws of 1912, wh the Secretary of the Board not later than the tme set for sad W. D. McBryde, Secretary Board of Lcense Commssoners. 4t. May 223 0, The Board of Lcense Commssoners buldng on Thursday, 15th. the applcaton of Kapaa Wn: Co.. Kapaa, Kaua, for a renewal of the Wholesale Lcense now held bv to sell ntoxcatng lquors At Kapaa, Kaua, under the provsons of Act 119. Sesson laws of wh the Secretary of the Board not later than the lme set for sad W. D. McBryde. Secretary Board of Lcense Commssoners. 4t. May 233 0, 616. The Board of Lcense Commssoners Buldng on Thursday, Tune 15th. the applcaton of J.. Slva for a renewal of the Wholesale Lcense now held by hm to sell ntoxcatng lquors at Hanapepe, Kaua, under the provsons of Act 119. Sesson laws of wh the Secretary of the Board not later than the tme set for sad W. D McBrydh. Secretary Board of Lcense Commssoners. 4t. May Juue 233 0, 3. The Board of Lcense Commssoners Buldng on Thursday, 15th. the applcaton of Femncles and Souza for a renewal of the Wholesale Lcense now held by them to sell ntoxcatng lquors at Kapaa, Kaua, under the provsons of Act 119. Sesson laws of wh the Secretary of the Board not ater than the tme set for sad W. D. McBrydh, Secretary Board of Lcense Commssoners, 4t. May NOTCE TO CREDTORS The undersgned has been duly apponted as admnstratx of the estate of Samuel Kaevvanu, of Hanale, Kaua, deceased, all per sons ndebted to sad estate are requesttd to make mmedate pay mem, and all those havng clams aganst the same, to pesent them to me at or to S. K. Kaeo, Lhue, Kaua, my attorney, wh proper vouchers whn sx months or such wll be forever barred. Elzabeth Kao. Admnstratrx. May For The House Davd Kaneal. of Wanha, Hanale, Kaua, hereby announces hmself to be a canddate for nomnaton by the Republcan Prmary for the House of Representatves. Wanha, Hanale. May Your Babys Pcture n the negatve and nend make an 8" by 10" whe enlargement for you FREE of charge. All you need to do s to also send n at least one roll flms for developng and (of ( Photo Company r Fort St. f Supply. your ncome were nnety per cent of what really s, youd get along somehow wouldnt you? Next pay day pretend that ths s the case put the dfference n ths bank and let the compound nteres t work for you. The money that you save n ths way s nsurance aganst falure. j j j j Bshop & Company QS Savngs Department j Newest. Coolest Hotel n Hawa Fort Street f Copyrght Hal achtone tt Mm Slva9 s Toggery,. NATONAL GUARD ATTENTON. Mr. Wong Hock Sh, Army Talor of Kapaa, begs to announce that he s at the servce of the offcers and men of the Natonal Guard on Kaua, n the matter of feld and cress unforms. Mr. Wong Hock Sh was formerly army talor at Schofeld Barracks, Oahu, at whch place he gave great satsfacton. Let Us Do All Your Laundry and Dry Cleanng Address Terroral Messenger v t HH X X X XLtm. ll 1 P. O. BOX 324 HONOLULU Servce XXJ.l.Xl, The New MCHELN UNVERSAL TREAD Combnng All n Advantag ot Othor Non.Shdt of Both thm Ratd Trmod und Troad No Other Tre Lke t For Allroun d Servce Note the Heavy Broad Flat Tread tho Sucton Typot KAUA GARAGE CO. L1XXXXXXXXXXXX1 rtttttttttttttt JV d Souvenrs Fleur de Us, lades hardrtts ng, shampoong, mancurng and We neatly at am mal, Hawaan souvenr. scap ueamenr. All knds of bslr Hawa & South Seas Curo work. Under the Blasdell Hotel Co. frst door n Chaplan lane, llono HONOLULU. lulu. Advt.

4 4 THE GARDEN SLAND. TtT.SDAY JVNE S lopemsors MEET The general publc s hereby (Contnued from page 3) notfed that Mr. T. C. Blar, expert. Engneer and Electrcan on along Hal n Moloaa lu, h 5 x 10" culvert on ths new formerly BuschSulzewh r Bros,, trade s fnshed except puttng Desel Engne Co., of St. Lous, n the top slab. At the man Hul Mo., U. S. A., has accepted the stream work of puttng n a new poson of Superntendent of the 16 culvert was started where a part of the old culvery washed sland Electrc Co,, Ltd., of Wa out. Stone breakng at Hal was luku, Mau, and that sad Mr.,,fuspended and the men are beng Blar began to exercse the functons of hs offce on the 15th...moved to Keala today. n regard ;fo rght of wav for mprovement nstant. Mr. Blar s a grsduate j,.pf road through lands of Makee jsugar Co. completed the survey of the Unversy of Calforna. k,of the tuauka road, made tracng sland Electrc Company. Ltd, Hallowng changes desred and gave (By order P. E. Perera, wthe map to Colonel Spaldng for (. approval. snce whch tme have Casher. wheard nothng more of the mat.le t. une wsh to make further ver.b al report upon the above subject. Hanale dst: Gradng on the new secton along Kawa and vc ny was carred on. The macada.. e mzug oun nnsneu r t wors nt. T va lhwa and was moved to Kawa C where s now beng set up. At a the Kalhwa set up about 8000 c feet of road was macadamzed ex b tendng from Kalhwa toward? ohanale. t Water Works: Mr. F. E. Rch a ards nforms us that the feet hof 6 wood ppe for Kapaa water w works s to be shpped from Coast r about tht 10th or 15th of a So far have not been able to get a competetve bds on ppe for Kala heo water works. Schools: am puttng n a new 5000 gallon tank and 140 feet of gutters at Koolau school. Roof of teachers cottages at Eleele are repared. Other requsons re ceved attenton." 1 d s ( 1, pad. n Mr. nloragne reported verbally h that the work on the relocated tr Moloaa valley road has been s fnshed. tl A peton P J from Hanale t leadng to tne landng was re e ceved and after careful consdera o lon o tne same, was placed on o fle. k Mr. Brode furnshed the Board h wh a wrten statement P J for bungalows and S teachers cottages needed for the use of the Kaua s t a s After a verbal report on the suaton regardng a rghtofwa y for the Countys proposed road n Keala over the lands of the Makee Sugar Co. the Board upon the moton of Mr. Brandt seconded by Mr. Menefoglo ordered that all moneys due Makee Sugar Co. for the macadamzng be of the road schools and upon the moton of M. McBryde the matter of put tng up addonal teachers cot tage at Kapaa, was referred to the charman and the engneer wh power to act; but as to buldng addonal bungalows one each at Makawel, Kalaheo and Klauea the engneer was nstructed to buld them. Upon the moton of Mr. Brandt seconded by Mr. Menefoglo, th engneer was fully empowered to gve the Kaua schools a general eean up and repars where needed A request P from W. a C Averv, prncpal of the Kaua Hgh and Grammar School, for the constructon of an addonal bunglow buldng etc. was re reved, and upon the moton.of Mr. McBryde the engneer was authorzed to put up the bunga 1 w aske for and a four bed room cottage for the use of ths school A request P J from MssPayn of the Wftlua school for the buld ng of a small leant o room for th t use of her school was granted. c A request P J from Mrs Das, of the Kapah school for the buld ng ot an eaves trough wh barrel for catchng ran water was receved and the same was re cferred to Mr. Moragne wh power to act.. Upon the moton of Mr. Mene foglo seconded by Mr. Brandt the Board voted to remove the t school buldng at Haena, f possble., Reports TP on school buld : ngs were receved from Anahola, Eleele. Hanamauk, Hulea, Kalaheo, Kapaa, Kapah. Kaua Hgh and Grammar, Kekaha, Klauea, Koloa, Koolau, Lhue, Makawel, Walua and Wamea and were placed on fle. Upon the moton of Mr. Mc Bryde seconded by Mr. Rodrgues, the Board approprated the sum of Fve Thousand One Hundred and Twenty Dollars $5, as addonal appropratons to be pad out of moneys avalable n the treasury, for the purposes named below: Koloa Olng Roads $ Roads & Brdges Lhue: Olng Road Roads & Brdges Kawahu: Macadamzng PapaaMoloa a At 3:00 p. m. the meetng adjourned subject to the call of the uau. mportant Notce n Tm Crcu Court of The Ffth Crcu, Terrory of Hawa. n Chambers n Dvorce, Mele Goch Noso, Lbellant, vs. Goch Noso, Lbellee. Dvorce from the bond of Matrmony. The Terrory of Hawa; to, voch Noso: You are hereby notfed of the pendency of the above entled acton, and that bv order of the above entled court duly gven and made the above entled acton on the 6th day of May, A. D. 1916, the tme and place of hearng sad Lbel s set tor Satutdav, July 15, 1916, n the Court Room of the Judge of the Crcu Court of the Ffth Jud cal Crcu, Terrory of Hawa. at Lhue, County of Kaua, at 9 oclock a. m. of sad day or as soon thereafter as the same can be heard. (Seal) (Sgned) D. Wm. Dean, Clerk, Crcu Court of the Ffth Crcu, Terrory of Hawa. A. G. Kaulukou, Attorney for Lbellant. May Sweet Potatoes Haleuluweh Small Farm New crop beng harvested. For sale n Quantes to su at 2? per pound, delvered. Varetes, Mohh (whe wh red skn), hua moa (dark yellow), waaneane (whe wh whe skn), Slka (purple). Send orders by postal to P. O. Box 125, Lhue. CALFORNA FEED CO LMTED. Dealers n Hay, Gran and Chcken Supples. Sole Agent for nternatonal Stock. Poultry Food and other specaltes Arabc for coolup ron Koofu. Petalmna ncubators and Brooders. Kngs Specal Chck Food P.O. Box 452, JDS. F. MORGAN Co. Ltd. Stocks, Bonds, Real Estate and nsurance NO MERCHANT ST. P O.BoxNo.594 French Laundry J. ABAD1E, Propretor. J J J Largest Cleaners and Most Sanary Establshment n the Terrory of Hawa. J j j Dry Cleanng. Hgh Class Work. Quck Delvery. Laundry Returned by Parcels Post Free of Charge To All Towns On Kaua, j j 777 Kng Street OX rox.j4 laytrt of cord tde by tde, DAGONAL each layer mbedded n sprngy, lve rubber. Extreme flexbly, reslence and responsveness n the tre ; great oversr e, wh ncreased volume and cushon of ar. Such s the Goodyear Cord the tre of utmost comfort, and of utmost protecton from stonebrus e and blowou t. Judged by ncreasng sales, these advantages are worth more to Goodyear Cord users than the prcedfferen ce whch they pay for the tres. Goodyear NoHoo k Cord Tres art fortfed aganst: Rmcuttn g By our feature. Blowout By our Ona r Cure. Look Treadt By our Rubber Rvets. Puncture and Skddng By our DoubleThc k and Rbbed Treads. nsecury By our Multple Braded Pano Wrt Base. AA Of wrul Onrfwr Smt Sutm Dal for Oralrnr Cor Tnt, am Q.D. CltmWor HUtM Cookng Wh Gas s the modern way Cool, Comfortable, Convenent, Safe. We ean supply everythng Cae, Stoves, rons, Ranges, Lghtng Fxtures anl Lamps. You ean make your own Gas f preferred. Wre for Partculars Acetylene Lght & Agency Co., Ltd. Pyrene Fre Extngushers Sole Agents for (asoton e Page Wre Fences PrestOL e fas OxyAcetyle Weldng Apparatus. HONOLULU n thk Crcu Court of the $1, and prayng that Letters Ffth Crcu, Terrory of Admnstraton ssue to Joseph of Hawa, A. Akna aforesad. At Chambers n Probate. t s ordered that Thursday the n the Matter of the Estate of 20th day of July A. D. 1916, at 9 Margaret Punohu Akna (w). late oclock A. M., be and hereby s of Wamea, Kaua, T... deceasedton n the Court Room of ths apponted for hearng sad Pet Order of Notce of Hearng Peton for Admnstraton. lme a.a pace an persons con Court at Lhue, Kaua, at whch On Readng and Flng the Peton of Joseph A. Akna, wdower f any they have, why sad Petcerned may appear and show cause, and husband of deceased, of Wamea, Kaua, T.. allegng that ton should not be granted. Dated at Lhue, Kaua, May 24th Matgaret Punohu Akna, (w) of (Seal) Wamea, Kaua, T.. ded ntes (Sgd) Lyle A. Dckey. tate at Wamea, Kaua, T. H. on judge of the Crcu Court of the 12th, day of March, A. D. the Ffth Crcu leavng property n the Hawaan slands necessary Attest: (Sgd) D. Wm. to be admnstered upon, to w: real and Ffth Crcu. Dhan. Clerk of the Crcu Court of the personal property of the value of May 30th m m. mtmr w mm Jlllpll.ll.jr 111 TT CXll A GLJJCA Our ftock contans choce selectons n those quet subdued colors that help to mae Home Beautful. Our Prces are rght our assortment the largest n Hawa. Lewers& Cooke, Ltd. j Lumber and Buldng Materal WAMEA Telephone No buys and sells REAL ESTATE and STOCKS and BONDS and rents SAFE DEPOST BOXES Fort and Merchant Sts. Fryng S. OZAK Wholesale Lquor Dealer Henry Waterhouse Trust CRSCO For FryngFo r Shortenng For Cake Makng Co., Ltd. There s no smoke nor odor. Fred foods are free from the taste of grease. They now are tasty and crsp. They are made more dgestble, for Crsco s all vegetable. The same Crsco can be used to fry fsh, onons, doughnuts, etc., merely by stranng out the food partcles after each fryng. Shortenng Crsco gves pastry a new flakness and dgestbly. Crsco always s of the same freshness and consstency. ts unform qualy makes for unform results. Cake Mayng Crsco gves rchness at smaller cost, t brngs cakemakn g back to popularty. Butter blls are reduced and cakes stay fresh and most longer. e,,,, Utt TmnT AljA7 Wlt u rum n A 1 MsL, whe Malum Sll A, TOLCT no m fr peroxbex p a X 1 zvx 11 Each cake U wrapped to nsure delwery to you n a sanary condon and to retan s orgnal delcate perfume. Made n the cleanest most sanary factory n the world. "V JV Peroxde f s aa antseptc f soap, made for V u " Nuraery, Tolet f L " y 2 and general LT " purpose, f For (Sale at Lhue Store Has a moat pleasng effect on delrata akn, besdes makng t healthy and dean. Wamea Stables LMTED Uptoda te Lvery, Drayng and Boardng Stable and AutoLver y Busness. AUTOMOBLE STAGELN E BETWEEN LHUE and KEKAHA Leavng Lhue every Monday, Wednesday and Frday. Leavng Kekaha every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. ARRVNG AT THER DESTNATON N THREE HOURS F. WEBER Manager. Telephone 43 W Wamea P. O. Box 71!

5 THE GARDEN SLAND TUESDAY, JU:E 13, 1916, MARTNE SPEAKS m THE SLANDS (Specal Washngton Correspondence of THE GARDEN SLAND) Washngton, D. C, May 2. Adopton of t le em n the Rvers and Harbors bll provdng for the Kahulu Harbor breakwater was delayed bv an objecton made by Senator Smoot of Utah who asked that the em be explaned. Among the senators who responded wh explanatons was Senator Martne, of New Jersey, who sad: "Mr. presdent, these harbors are so far away from us that we pay but ltle attenton to them. t was my good fortune durng the past summer to vs the sland referred to n the Hawaan group, and was very much mpressed wh the trade and commerce of these ports on fve ot the n.cr"! y thce, and the part Tf lh. Uned.Slates Government f we should fal to adopt ths provson whch s emboded n the bll. trust that may pass. "There are other nstances of a smlar character n those slands, and feel, consderng ther says, s not far enough extended. splendd loaltv. ther marvelous t s far enough out tor an ordnary and placd sea; then, howmatc condons that exst there, busness, and the wonderful clever, we really need none; but n the Government of the Uned cast ot a storm, s very much States should endeavor to make neeceu. was demonstrated to: possble a tn c ot trade am com me n a very practcal wav that merce there that wll evanluallv the breakwater should be very le colossal. feel that s our consderably extended n order toncy to do what we can to make secure the shps and cralt that safe and bctte the great shp would come n there seekng anp nterests of those slands chorage for the purpose of ds the gems of the sea." chargng ther freght. The The em wl,ch approprates...,.ft... ny,nu a, c v lmu v v uu,ju.nn n.at u t llv.ll D VUV; S addonal, was then n these ports s marvelous, as are ad opted. the general thrft and enterprse that exst n these tropc slands. Wn.. Grotc has deserted the was very much won to ther Ford ranks and s now to be seen suggeston, and feel that drvng a truet o goodness ca a would be a manfest wrong upon Dodge. f the harbor mentoned n the bll. t was mv prvlege to vs whlst there and to confer wh shppng men and men nttreste d n mercantle matters. "The breakwater, as the senator from Washngton (Mr. Jones) acuac Bcycles 8 PRE equpped wh Coaster Brake SALE Mudguards, Sprng Seat, Treaded Tres, Motorcycle Rubber Pedals A Rare Opportuny For Bg Bargans LHUE $27.50 STORE Large Consgnment Mens And Youths ReadytoWe ar Sus That Must be Sold. n Addon Every tem of Lades And Gents Furnshngs n The Store Reduced to Effed Sale. Sale Now On SLVAS ELEELE STO: W. A. Fernandez Program Ths Week CHARLE CH The Kng of nf Comedans N "Mable at the t A Laugh From Start to Fn l n a Two Reels Feature Besdes Other Seleeted Pctures ALSO 12th nterestng Chapter of LUCLLE LOVE The Grl of Mystery "HEARST SELG NEWS" Wll be shown at the regular places Makawel, Wednesday, 14; Eleele, Thursday; Wamea, Frday; Koloa, Saturday; Lhue, Monday. SHOW BEGNS AT 7:10 p. n. SHARP EXCEPT SATURDAYS. Popular Prces naaskohbmb&ssa graurswtw ng photographc runcnt t lay. f nterested ll photography, wre us fur a cutalogut youll get rul t bter when you THE BANK OF HAWA, Lmed LHUE BRANCH Luk, Kaua, Hawa. Deposs are receved subject to check. Certfcates of depos ssued payable on demand. Loans made on approved secury. Dkas Drawn on Bremen San Francsco Berln New York Hong Kong London Yokohama Savngs Department nterest pad on Savngs Deposs. 4 per cent on ordnary and 4 per cent on Term Deposs. Ordnary Savngs Xposs wll be receved up to $2,500 n any one account. Safe Depos Boxes eor Rent $2 and S3 a Year Have You Seen A Seneca Camera? Whout (!k.t, the lead U 1 SENECA! Hawaan News S. Passenger Co., Ltd Model Oldsmoble for Hours. Hre at all Myake Tel. 37L g ll ; lk TERR1T0RY 0F HAWA J M fpva 35 cents NAW1L1W1L 1051 Fort St. pfjj Dstrbutors lasts n ths popular shoe. Oxfords $7.00 WBWMMMMMWMMH.MaMHMMMMHMMMHMM jr. ll The name "Banster" on a man s snoc s a guarantee of qualy, f, and style. We carry all szes am Boots $7.50 Send us your mal orders Manufacturers Shoe Store j

6 fl THE GARDEN SLAND PUBLSHNG CO., LTD. UpToDa te Prnters, Bookbnders and Publshers of THE GARDEN SLAND A Weekly Newspaper ssued Tuesdays. Entered at the Postoffce at Lhue, Hawa, as Secondclas s Matter. Subscrpton Rates: Per Year, $2.50 Sx Months, 1.50 Three Months, 1.00 Subscrptons Payable n Advance. Space Advertsng Rates on Annual Contracts, 75 cents per nch per Month. K. C. HOPPER, Busness Manager W ME 10 HAVE Y. C. A. GLASSES The young men of Wamca who are nterested n launchng the Y. M. C. A. movement had a successful evenng nt the home of Mrs. Lucv Wrght hst Saturday. Messets. T. Brandt and Chas. F. Looms led the dscusson n whch all took Dart. Among the features that the young men are nterested n startng now s a nght school n whch Englsh, mechancal drawng, engneerng, and mathematcs wll be taught. t s the polcy of the Assocaton t o only encourage studes of a practcal mechancal nature. The Assocaton s convnced that the tendency of young fellows to flock to the cy s unfortunate and that ways and means must be devsed to make thngs attractve for them here on Kaua and to provde an opportuny for them toprepare for advancement n the places thev are now workng. Too many thnk of success only n terms of becomng bookkeeper and stenographers. The Wamea young men plan monthly stag socals, a dscusson club and an attractve athletc program n addon to the nght school TCKETS FOR THE P OU PAGEAN T The tckets for the Punahou Pageant went on sale Wednesday, 7, at 2:30 oclock at Cooke Lbrary at Oahu College. Ths sale was lmed to persons who have had some connecton wh Punahou. The Annversary commtee wshes to gve Punahou persons frst chance at the tckets for the Pageant. Each person may buy only two tckets. For the benef of those who lve outsde of or who are unable to be present at the sale of tckets, wrten orders wll be receved and flled. The commtee has a plan by whch all or ders from the other slands that reach Oahu College after the frst sale of.tckets wll be equably flltd. Persons from outsde of may be assured then of satsfactory seats, provded they fle ther applcatons at once. Rehearsals are gong on dalv n preparaton tor the Pageant. The bg cast of fourteen hundred persons s beng skllfully handled by Mr, L. Young Correthers, the pageant drector. He s also ntroducng nto the plan for the costumes a color scheme whch wll make these a feature of the Pageant. Punahou Day s fast takng shape. t promses to be a joyful reunon of all Punahou. A recepton by the corporaton, hstorc Punahou games, a basket luncheon, a bg Punahou meetng, gymnastcs bv the grls and mlary drll by the boys wll make ths dav a real celebraton. Wh the reduced rates on the steamers and at the hotels, s hoped that a large number of out of town vsors wll be present. Those who ntend to go should send to W. L. Whney for dentfcaton cards, whch entle them to specal rates, and to the tcket for specal seat reserva commtee tons A. F. Gruhs. NEW OFFCERS OF THE LHUE CHURCH A meetng of the members of Lhue Unon church was held 6, 1916, at the home of the pastor. Rev. 1. M Lvdgate, after a dnner together. A resoluton was passed n apprecaton of the servces of R. W. T. Purvs, who s retrng fter havng served as treasurer of the church twenty years snce the frst organzaton ot the church. The followng offcers and commtee were elected to serve for a year: Church Treasurer W m. N. Stewart. Church Clerk Lyle A. Dckey. Deacons Wn. C. Averv. Lyle A. Dckey. Deaconesses Mrs. Hay a n d Mss Mabel Wlcox. ld excellently, as dd Nel Moler, Fnance Commtee Wn. Hen tle Tm, the hoy who wanted to ry Rce, E. St. C. De Lacy, Wn. get ahead. X. Stewart, Mrs. J. M. Lydgate, The Academy fnally tounl sell Mss Dasy Sheldon and Mss Hannah Sheldon. phlantropby of Mr. Wetherell, m n rreat good fortune through the personated by (corge Hogg, and Decoratng Commtee M r s. so through the glts ol.mr. Uogers, Anna C. Wlcox, Mrs. Kenneth Wllam Wolters, who fnally attans fame through a successful n C. Hopper and Mrs. J. H. Mo rag ne. venton. Sunday School Commtee Rev J. M. Lydgate. Mrs. J. M. Lyd gate. Mrs. Frederck Carter, Mrs. Wnnfred R. Brdgewater, Mss Hannah Sheldon and Chas. S, Dole. Membershp Commtee Ken neth C. Hopper, Mss Else H Wlcox, Mrs. Anna C. Wlcox, Mrs. Wm. Henry Rce. Mss Han nal Sheldon and Mrs Wnnfred R Brdgewater. Prntng Commtee Rev. J M. Lydgate, Kenneth C. Hopper and Lyle A. Dckey. Mss Else H. Wlcox was elect ed delegate of the church to the annual meetng of the Hawaan Evangelcal Assocaton to be held n Hlo ths month. A resoluton was passed approv ng of a legal Saturday half hol day n the Terrory and drectng the pastor and delegate to brng up the subject at the Hlo conven ton. 1 EW 5. A, 01 ne ouowng news ot local n terest appeared n the StarBullet n of last Thursday: oeveuvnv e ltle grls sang Prase God from whom all bless ngs How" and a coolng Manoa Valley breeze took up the stran as the cornerstone to the grl new cottage was lad late yester day afternoon at the Salvaton Army grls home. Many frends watched the pretty ceremones. The last gleam of the days sun was streamng over the rdges as a le was lad bv three tny Hawaan lasses and hands were clapped for George N. Wlcox of Kaua, Mrs. J. P. Cooke of and Mrs. H. P. Baldwn of Mau, who made the ffth buldng of the home possble. t wll cost about when fnshed and furnshed. n two months wll be ready. The grls fnshed the ceremones wh "Aloha Oe" and served ther guests on the bg lana wh punch and cake made bv them! selves. Nearlr four score of the ltle! women sot n orderly array n ther whe unforms wh red brevets of HGH THE GARDEN SLAND, TUESDAY, TUNE SCHOOL PLAY A GREAT SUCCESS About thrty members of t h o vaua Hgh School took part n the rnmatznton of a wry approprate playlet wrten by Mr. W. (.. Avery nd untl led Brds of n Feather, last Saturday. A muuhr of very cflec ve stage settngs were put o n, wheh ncluded a part of the campus of the Maynard Academy, n whch some of the pupls and faeul y were mpersonated by the cast, dun street scene, and a sck oon. Some very charmng muscal and ancng numbers wore brought n durng the progress of the play. He lance of the butterfly fares, dur ng the sck room seense was most ffectve. A number of youngsters carcely above the age of lve re presentng buttcrlles went through the (lower dance very beautfully..tle Eunce Scott, Sam Wlcox uul Dora Rce pleased mmensely s three ltle brds, chasng the butterfles. mong tlwwe takng part were Mldred Hogg, as Mss Prunl, a m r 1 t 1 pnncpa o 1 t.aynam Acaoemy. Manone Creg, as Mary Uogen. mml through whoso efforts lfe for the young nhabant of Pleasant Street n the slum muel org tor Ėrna Maser, Josephne Moragne uul Mst Wnter took the part of three socety grls, whle Helen kuhlnan n was Ruth, the only frend of Mary Rogers, whose benevolent actons n Pleasant Street are so msunderstood. Thelna Hopper was trm mad at Mss Pnnns es tablshment. As Bg Dck, t l e lcasant Street bully, Harrson Rce the army as Brg. Stllwell, who s vsng here, told what the home expects to do for the boys. The grls baud furnshed musc and Judge Whney and A. Frank Cooke also spoke. Mrs. Stllwel. went to Kaua to day n an effort to rase a part of the 25,000 necessary for the frst boys buldng on.the nearby 11 acres, recently donated t o the home by Mrs. J. M, Atherton and her daughter, Mss Kate Atherton Ths s a Hawaan nstu ton, sad Mrs. btllwell, and we have chldren here from all the slands. Therefore we hope we mav get support from the other slands. We have alread recev ed consderable." Mrs. Stllwell has done much Salvaton Army wok n the states and s famlar wh the needs of boys and grls. She says that S60, 000 s necessary to clear the new land and equp properly wh buldngs. Ths she hopes to rase before she goes away. Money For Hawa Specal Washngton correspondence of THE GARDEN SLAND.) Washngton, D. C, May 26. The naval appropraton bll reported to the House Wednesday "D". s Hawa, for explosves For constructng one hghpowe r rado staton n the Hawaan lands $300,000. n.thk Crcu Court of The Ffth Judcal Crcu, Terrory o Hawa. At Chambers SUENO n Dvorce TANGUCH1 (w) Lbelant; vs. SOCRO TANGUCH (k) Lbelee. LBEL FOR DVORCE. NOTCE To SHOCHRO TANGUCH, Lbelee above named: Take notce that the Lbelant above named has fled n the above entled Court a lbel for dvorce aganst you, allegng as a ground and cause for dvorce the wlful and utter deserton on the part of you, sad Lbelee, of her. the sad Lbelant, for the term of one year and over, to w, for the perod of more than two years: and also allegng as fuher grounds for dvorce tn extreme cruelty of the Lbelee towards Lbelant on varous and sundry occasons durng the past sx years, and nonsuppo rt of the Lbelant, by Lbelee, for a perod of more than sxty days, up to and ncludng the date of the flng n ths honorable Court of the aforesad lbel; and prayng that the bonds of matrmony heretofore and now exstng between vou, sad Lbelee, and her, sad Lbelant, be absolutely dssolved, and that the tme and place for the hearng and determnaton of sad lbel for dvorce has been fxed and determned as and on Frday the 28th day of July, A. D. 1916, at the hour of 9 oclock n the foenoon of sad day, at the Court room of the aboveentle d Court n Lhue, County of Kaua, Terrory of Hawa, at whch tme and place the hearng of sad lbel wll be had and a decree made and entered n accordance wh the evdence, Dated Lhue, Kaua. T. H., May 23, By the Court; D. Wm. Dkan, Clerk. C. S. Dole, Lhue, Kaua, Attorney for Lbelant. May Tune Why shouldnt the Standard Ol Company make the best olw h over 40 years experence n refnng wh unequalled plant equpment? And Zerolene s scentfcally refned from selected Calforna crude asphaltbas e. Promnent authores have recently declared that an ol correctly refned from asphaltbas e crude can be made not only equal but superor to paraffnebas e ols. Next tme you empty the crankcas e refll whzerolene. Dealers everywhere and at servce statons and agences of the Standard Ol Company. ZEROLENE the Standard O! formotor Cars last, contans the followng ems for Hawa: To contnue dry dock nt Pearl Harbor, $700,000. To transfer part of the naval reservaton on Fords sland to the jursdcton of the war department. For the naval magazne Kuahua, NOTCE OF SALE OF GOVERNMENT LEASES ON THE SLAND OF KAUA. At 12 oclock noon, Monday, July 3, 1916, at the front doo of the Capol Buldng,, there wll be sold at publc aucton, under Secton 380, Revsed Laws of Hawa, 1915, general leases of the followng descrbed government lots: (1) Lots Nos. 30A. 31, 31A and 32, Kula & Wet. Kapaa, Puna, Kaua, contanng 8.3 acres, more or less; upset rental $46.00 per annum, payable sem annually n advance; term of lease 5 years from July 3, (2) Lot No. 33, Kula & Wet, Kapaa, Puna. Kaua, contanng 9.5 $47,00 per annum, payable semannually n advance; term of lease 5 years from July 27, (3) Lot No. 35. Kula, Kapaa, Puna, Kaua, contanng 4.15 acres more or less; upset rental $16.00 emannual ly per annum, payables n advance; term of lease 5 years trom July 27, (4) Lot No. 36, Kula, Kapaa, Puna, Kaua, contanng 4.3 acres, more or less; upset rental $17.00 semannuallper annum, payable y n advance; term of lease 5 years from July 27, (5) Lot No. 37. Kula. Kapaa, Puna. Kaua, contanng 5.0 acres, moc or less; upset rental $20.00 per annum, payable semannualln advance; term of lease 5 years from July 27, (6) Lots Nos. 32A, 33A, 34A, 35A, 38 and 40, Kula & Wet, Kapaa, Puna, Kaua, contanng 4.75 $57.00 per annum, payable semannually n advance; term of lease 5 years from July 3, (7) Lots 13, 14, 15 and 16, Kula, Kapaa, Puna, Kaua, contanng 7.3 acres, more or less; upset rental $22,00 per annum, payable semannual ly n advance; term of ease 5 years from July , (8 Lot No. 6, Block "G," Ka paa Town Lots, Puna, Kaua, contanng 15,110 sq. ft., more or ess; upset rental $50.00 per an num, payable n ad setnannull y vance; term of lease 10 yearstfrom July 3, (9) Lot No, 2A, Kapaa Rce Lot, Puna, Kaua, contanng 32.0 $ per annum, payable sem annually n advance; term of lease 5 years from July 3, (10) Lot No, 2B. Kapaa Rce Lot. Puna, Kaua, contanng 55.0 $ per annum, payable sem annually n advance; term of lease 5 years from July 3, (11) Lot No. 2C, Kapaa Rce Lot, Puna, Knua, contanng 68.0 $ per annum, payable sem annually n advance; term of lease 5 years from July 3, The Lessee s requred to fence all boundares. The Purchaser shall pay the cost of advertsng, For maps and further nforma ton, apply at the offce of the As SubAgen t, sstant Mss Bernce Hundley, Kapaa, Kaua, or at the offce of the Commssoner of Pub lc Lands, Capol Buldng, Ho nolulu. BERTRAM G. RlVENBURGH Commssoner of Publc Lands Dated at. May 18, 1916 Mav HOTEL LHUE (The Farvew) Twentytw o elegant rooms n Man Buldng Three Ary Cottages Cusne unexcelled n country dstrcts W. H. Rce, Jr., Propretor Fletr. de Ls, lades hardessug, shampoong, mancurng and scalp treatment. All knds of har work. Under the Blasdell Hotel, frst door n Chaplan lane,. Advt. n The Crcu Court, Ffth Crcu, Terrory of Hawa, n the matter of the drawng of names of persons to setvc as grand and tral jurors at the July term Order fxng tme and place of drawngs and drectng publcaton of notce therefore. t s hereby ordered that draw ngs of the name.? of the persons to serve as Grand and Tral Jurors at the July term, 1916, of ths Court be held at 9 oclock A. M. on Frday 23rd. 1916, n the Court Room of ths Court n the County Buldng, at Lhue. Coun ty of Kaua, and that notce there of be gven by at least one weeks publcaton of the tme and place of the same n the Garden sland, a newspaper of general crculaton, prnted and publshed at Lhue n ths Crcu. Dated, Lhue. Kaua. 7th (Seal) (Sgd.) Lyle A. Dckey. Judge of the Crcu Court of the Ffth Crcu. Attest: (Sgd.) D. Wm. Dran. Clerk of the Crcu Court of the Ffth Crcu. Terrory of Hawa. 13th20 th. Three Footwear Essentals are Qualy, Style, F. You get them n Nettleton Shoes j j j REGAL SHOE STORE Mal order promptly executed. 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