vpffil Kauai Is Visited By A Freak Storm Kauai was visited by a freak storm last Sunday afternoon about 3 in the afternoon. It was accompanied

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1 A A "Ml "tf vpffl V.4 ESTABLSHED 904. VOL. 8. NO. 43. LHUE. KAUA, TERRTORY OF HAWA,. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 922 SUBSCRPTON RATES, $2.50 PER YEAR 5 CENTS PER COPY Mau to Have Entry n the Steer Tyng Harold Rce Wll Brng Cowboy to Compete A' alnst Local Ropers RACNG, PROGRAM ANNOUNCED Seven Bg Races are Scheduled; Quarter Mle Ladles' Race an Added Feature Tho Legon's steer tyng contest s begnnng to nssumo a terrtoral-wd- e aspect snce Senator Harold Rco of Maul asked the permsson ot the commttee to enter one o hs cowboys n- - the Legon's contest on Armstce Day. The commttee readly gave ther permsson and Senator Rce, states that he s out to tako Kaua's measure n the Btcer tyng to make up tor the defeat n baseball that they suffered at the hands ot Kaua n the recent tournament n Honolulu. The Legon also announced that any cowboy n tho terrotry s elgble to enter ther tournament and they are partcularly anxous to get as many outsde entres as possble. The Legon wll gve no guarantees as to expenses but wll guarantee every entry an equal.chance at the prze money. The announcement that Mau wll be represented has caused addtonal nterest among local cowboys and tho assurance from thorn s that f tho Maua man does take frst prze he wll just break tho world's record n dong so. J y Spaldng, as head of 'ho racng commttee, has announced the schedule of races for the Legon's card on Armstce Day. Seven races are on the card, ncludng a lades' race. John Fernandez has put up a.slver cup as the prze for ths race and at present there are tlrco en tres. Mss Eleanor Dale wll rde Kng Euggott's mare Dasy. Mss Scharsch wll rde Kuhlman's Juaulta and Mrs. Foster Horner wll rde Prohbton, from the Wapoull stn bles. The racng card and entres arc as follows: Frst Race (-- mle Babes') 4 Kuhlman's Manu Kaua. Fernandez' Suante. Wapoull Stables, Fortywnks. Ant. lles, Freckles. Second Race (-- Mle) 2 Fernandez, Slverdust. Wapoull Stables, Peggy. J. Rapoza, Freman. Sakmoto, Dnner Dell. Thrd tace mle) Japanese (-- class 2 No entrance fee. Fourth taco (3-- 8 mle) Lades' Rac- e- Dale Dasy. Horner Prohbton. Scharsch Onlta. Ffth Race (-- 2 mle) Portuguese Race no entrance fee. Sxth Race (3-- 8 mle) Samo hors os as frst race except that the wnner of that race s barred. Seventh Race (5-- mle) 8 J. Rapoza, Foreman. Fernandez, Slverdust. Wapoull Stables, Peggy. Sakmoto, Dnner Dell. The barrng of polo pones has added nterest to tho cowboy sports and at least oght teams are expect cd to compete n tho sports. There wll bo two changes from the way tho events were run last year. n tho r each team wll pck ther best horse and ths horse wll represent the team nstead of all four horses pullng as last year. n tho stake race tho same method wll bo used, that s, each team wll bo represented by ther best horse only. Tho other two events wll bo the potato race and the relay, the same rules governng these events. MOKHANA CLUB WLL MEET WEDNESDAY NOV. Tho regular monthly meotng of tho Moklhana club wll be held at the Lhue Memoral Parsh House on Wednesday afternoon, November st at 2:30. Dr. Stanley Porteus of the Unversty of Hawa wll address tho club on "Socal and Scentfc Problems ot Hawa." The hostesses wll bo Mrs. J. Moragne, Mrs. A. D. Hlls,, Mrs, H. D. Wlshard, Mrs. Mller, Mrs B. V. Wood and Mrs. J. C. Jame son. DRAMATC CLUB MEETNG The frst meetng of tho Mokl nana Dramatc Club slnco tho bo gnnng of tho summor wll bo held at 7:30, Monday evenng, October 30, at tho Moklhana hall. All who aro nterested are cordally nvted to attend. Haoles Vote on Racal Lnes Says Jmmy Hamada JAPANESE CANDDATE FOR THE HOUSE BLAMES HAOLES FOR DEFEAT 'When you enter poltcs don't you ever say any hgh soundng thngs n an attempt to get tho haolo votes, tred t but got no encouragement. Tho haoles wll vote for haoles no matter what you say and what your ssue s." Ths s tho advce of James T. Ha mada, unsuccessful canddate for the house of representatves, gves to hs frends who are contemplatng to en ter poltcs, says tho Nppo Jlj. 'Ono of the greatest mstakes made," Hamada wrtes to ono of hs frends, "was that talked about gvng adequate appropraton for publc school purposes and Amercanzaton and about the dependablty ot ctzens of Japanese race wth a vew to gettng haole votes." Mr. Hamada adds that the offcal returns, receved afterwards sad that he receved 2G7 votes. Mr. Hnmada's letter n part fol lows: Senator Kealoha Supports " ran for the house of represen tatves. At frst thought would enter the race just for the fun and experence and dd so at the promp tng of an eleventh hour urge, nut once got the support of a powerful Garden sland poltcan, Senator Kealoha, worked n dead earnest, but n spte of all wo could do, got only 279 votes. "At that thnk t was a good showng when consdered n tho lght of the followng handcaps: ". was practcally a stranger to Kaua, havng been away n Honolulu almost ten years. "2. was now n the poltcal game and ddn't know tho trcks. "3. was knfed n tho dark by the Hawaan Cvc Club clque. "4. Down n Wamea sde the cam pagn ot "No Japs n tho legslature ths tme," had ganed consderable headway. "Knfed by Cvc Club Clque "n Wamea, Deputy Sherff Cro- - well, the whole cheese ot the cvc club clque, had hs forces well organzed aganst me. Ho had even urged the Japaneso boys not to sup port me. On electon day ho had hs bunch of polcemen lned up, but n spte of nl that ths czar of Wamea could do, mado a good showng there, gettng 38 votes, about 25 of whch were Japanese. Receved 7 Llhue Votes "n Lhue got 7 votes, about half of whch were from votes oth er than Japanese. "n my home precnct got only S8 votes, and f had mado a thorough campagn here mght have gotten between 50 and 200 votes. As t was, followed tho advce ot frends and got only SS votes. Of ths number about 5 were Japanese votes." BOARD OF HEALTH DSCUSS KOKEE CAMPS Dr. Trotter, at tho board of health, told tho members of the board that tho Kokoo camps were on tho watershed that suppled tho town of Wamea and that the camps should bo abandoned, accordng to tho Adverser ot October 7th. Tho board has certan requrements n regard to tho cesspools at Kokee and one nstance was cted whore the requrements were not met wth. Tho board refused to mako any excepton n ths case when pettoned to do so by C. S. Judd. Several years ago ths same dscusson was brought up and a santary cleanup was made at Kokee by Frank Cook, representng tho board of health. Tho requrements were drawn up at that tme and wth possbly one excepton they have been obeyed. Apparently no acton was taken by the board on Dr. Trotter's suggeston and whether or not any wll be taken s not known. FATHERS AND SONS ARE TO GATHER FRDAY, NOVEMBER 7 Plans aro under way for another gatherng ot tho fathers and sons at Llhue whch was enjoyed by such a large number last year. Tho Par sh House has been tendered for tho meetng place and a frst class caterer secured for tho kaukau. Frday nght, November 7 s the date. Check t on your calendar. A treat n tho way of musc and speakng s guaranteed by tho program commttee. J. P. Kahlbaum, of Koloa, return ed from Honolulu on tho Claudne ths mornng after a short vst. Bob Mahlkoa, ot Klauea, returned from Honolulu ths mornng, havng attended tho short course for sugar men at tho Unversty of Hawa. Supervsor A. Menefoglfo return ed ths mornng from Honolulu where ho has been for tho past week, All Kaua Honors Father and Mother Rce Host of Frends Gather at Hale Nan Tuesday to Celebrate Golden Weddng of Beloved Couple On Tuesday, Octobor 7th, Ar. and Mrs. Wllam Hyde Rco celebrated ther ffteth weddng annversary at Halo Nan, Lhue, Kaua, whch has been ther homo all ther marred lfe. Surrounded by thor eght chldren Wllam Jr., Charles, Arthur, Mary (Mrs. Walter Scott), Anna (Mrs. R. L. Wlcox), Harold, Phlp, and Emly (Mrs. L. L. Sexton), and ten of ther twenty grandchldren, the day was a very happy ono for them and all ther frends. At 4 o'clock the contnuous stream of guests began to arrve, tho frst beng the employees of Kpu plantaton, who had presented a beautful gold centerpece to Fnther and Mother Rce, earler n the day. All ages and all natonaltes came to express ther aloha and congratulatons to the beloved couple, on whoso place sonc of them had worked for nearly a lfetme. Mr. and Mrs. Rco receved on the broad lanal asssted by Mrs. C. M. Cooke, Sr., and Mrs. Wllam Watorhouso, tho brdesmads of ffty years ago, and Wllam Waterhouse, tho remanng groomsman. Mrs. Rco looked very charmng and brdal n a gown of whte brocaded slk, trmmed wt duchosse lace. She carred a boquet of yellow orchds and forgetmcnotcs, surrounded wth a ruffle ot gold lace, and ted wth golden streamers. Her beautful whte har completed tho pcture. She also wore a lovely brooch of gold fll'gro set wth pearls, whch had formerly belonged to Queen Kaplolanl whle Mr. Rco wore a par of horseshoe cuff-lngstudded wth pearls, whch had belonged to Kng Knla-kau- a, both the gfts of Prncess n apprecaton of what Mr. and Mrs. Rco have always meant to tho Hawaan people. Tho lana, whore tho handsome and gracous couple receved, was decorated wth yellow gladolas, golden chrysanthemums and day-lle- Tho old fashoned, hgh col-nge- d dnng room, parlor and musc room woro bowers of yellow and golden flowers sent as gfts by ther hosts ot frends, whle tho lbrary was massed wth hundreds of roses whch flled the wholo house wth ther fragrance. n another sttng room the gfts were arranged, whle n tho dnng room stood tho weddng GOP Canddates to Make Speakng Tour of sland Tho canddates for tho Senate and tho Houso of Representatves of tho Republcan party.of Kaua wll speak at the followng places: Monday, October 30 :00 p. m. at Wanha. 4:00 p. m. at Hanale. 7:00 p. m. at Klauea. Tuesday, Octobor 3 4:00 p. n. at Anahola. 7:00 p. m. at Kapaa. Wednesday, November 5:00 p. m. at Kekaha. 7:00 p. m. at Wamea. Thursday, November 2 4:30 p. m. at Hanapepo. 7:00 p. m. at Makawoll. Frday, November 3 5:00 p. m. at Kalaheo. 7:00 p. m. at Eleele. Saturday, November 4 7:30 p. m. at Koloa. Monday, November C 7:30 p. m. at Llhue. RADO CHURCH SERVCE Members of Lhue Unon church and ctzens of tho communty, wll.avo an opportunty for an unusual treat next Sunday. n tho absence of tho pastor, Central Unon's regular mornng servce wll bo receved nnd amplfed, n tho Parsh House. Dr. Palmer wll gve specal recognton to the worshppers on Kaua, durng the mornng servce. E. F. Wood of tho Kaua Telephonc Co., has volunteered to furnsh, nstall and operate a recevng set for the occason. Wo extend a wde nvtaton to ths servce. R. W. BAYLESS, Mnster. cako and golden brde's cako. After havng been receved the guests made ther way to tho spacous outdoor lanal, whch had been mado by coverng the tenns court, and partally enclosng t wth feathery, cocoanut leaves. Tho rafters were hung wth great festoons of yellow buntng and glded lanterns, whle tho sdes were decorated wth glded palm leaves and bunches of pomegranates, yellow cro-ton- s and duranta berres, and showerng sprays of glded palm seeds, whch made an effectve contrast to the long fern and tmeaf covered tables, on whch bunches of yellow flowers and sprays of golden rpe rce made an attractve note of color. Here a delcous old fashoned luau was served, perfect n every detal, to over 500 peoplo at a tme. The golden "brde's" table, at whch the brdal party of 50 years ago, and a few old frends, were seated, was covered wth fragrant palapalal on whch were arranged a long, low center pece of yellow roses and long sprays ot rce. Durng the afternoon and evenng the musc of tho baud, a Hawaan orchestra and a number of vocal and pano solos, as well as a largo chorus of Hawaan sngers helped to entertan the 800 or more guests who gathered from all parts ot the sland to shower ther congratulatons and wshes for many more years of happness on Mother and Father Rce. Resdes the members of tho famly on Kaua, a number ot relatves and old frends camo from Honolulu, Mau and Hawa to attend tho celebraton of ths memorable' occason. Mr. nnd Mrs. Rco also receved many wreless messages from those who could not bo present. Among those who were able to come were Mrs. C. M. Cooko, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rce, Mrs. Walter Scott, tho Msses Lellanl and Alce Scott, Mrs. Holbrook Goodalo, Albert Waterhouse, Mr. and Mrs. Montague Cooke, Mr. andmrs. Rchard Cooko, Mr. and Mrs. George Cooke, Mrs. Phlp Spaldng, Clar-onc- o Cooke, Theodore Cooko, Mss Dorothea Cooke, Mrs. J. T. Kng, Mvq, Crehore, Rev. Akalko Akana, John Wse, John Lane, Rev. Stephen Desha, Mrs. L. L. Sexton, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rco. Kaua s Vsted By A Freak Storm Kaua was vsted by a freak storm last Sunday afternoon about 3 n the afternoon. t was accompaned PERSONALS by a hgh wnd that caused some damage on the northeast sde of 4 tho sland and by thunder and lghtnng on the west sde. x 4. The storm came from tho north Rev. A. Hoerman arrved from Ho and on the east sldo passed over nolulu last Frday. Hanalol and Klauea blowng down Sam Kelllno and Mss B. Kelll papala and banana trees. t contnued on to Kapaa and Kealla Claudne last Frday. no! returned from Honolulu on tho whoro t blew down a largo area Rev. H. P. Judd was among tho of cano, tho Mahelona hosptal beng the prncpal sufferer. t passed last Frday mornng. passengers arrvng from Honolulu mauka of Wapoull, although t broke up tho baseball game by tho ran, Edward C. Merrll, foreman of tho that t brought. U. S. lghthouse At Lhuo t blew servce, was an ar hard for a short perod but caused rval on tho Claudne last Frday lttle or no damage. mornng. For the wholo length of ts course Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Brenham, the storm was preceded by a heavy of Port Allen, were among tho Ka dust cloud of red drt that gavo t uaans returnng from Honolulu last an unusual ard werd appearance. Frday mornng. On tho cast sldo of tho sland, partcularly at Wumca, t took the C. E. Mayne, local representatve form of an electrcal storm and for of tho von a tme caused a great Hamm-Youn- Co., returned last Frday mornng from a bref g deal ot fre works n the heavens. vst to the meropols. MRS. MARA RAPOZO DES AT HANAMAULU Mrs. Mara Jesus Rapozo, aged 00, ded at her homo n Hauamau- - lu last week after a lengthy llness. She s survved by perhaps tho larg est famly on Kaua, her survvors beng two sous and three daughters, 70 grandchldren, 5 great grand chldren and three great-grea- t grand' chldren. Automoble Drven by County Attorney Strkes Mrs. Clapper STORY OF THE EYEWTNESS LAYS THE FAULT TO KAEO Mrs. James Clapper ot Llhua was struck by an automoble drven by County Attorney Sam Kaeo yesterday afternoon. The accdent occur-e- d near the Kaua Garago. Mrs. Clapper was on her way from tho Llhue grammar school, where she s a teacher. Statement of Wtness The accdent was wtnessed by Fred Carter of Grove Farm, who gave tho followng statement to tho Garden sland representatve: " was drvng toward Lhuo and was just passng Kaua Garage when notced'' Mrs. Clapper comng. Sho was on the extreme outer edge of the road. At the samo tlmo saw Kaeo comng. can't magne why he ht her as he had the wholo road n whch to pass, but ho seemed to drve straght toward her and hs rght hand front fender struck her and knocked her nto the gutter. stopped my car as soon as passed. Kaeo had stopped, too, and sad: 'Sam, ddn't you see that lady rght n front of you? what dd you run nto her for?' Kaeo sad: "Don't say anythng about t, t was all my fault.' " Mrs. Clapper was knocked nto the dtch and when her husband, who s manager of Kaua Garage, reached her, she was unconscous. She reganed conscousness shortly after and was removed to her home. Al though badly shaken up, Mrs. Clapper was not serously njured and was able to resume her dutes as a teacher ths mornng. Kaeo ndlfnlte Kaeo was not at hs offce n the county buldng ths mornng and when questoned over tho telephone seemed unable to gve a coherent statement. "f had not put on my brako Mrs. Clapper would have been klled," ho sad. Ho also sad some thng about havng to pass Carter's car and tho road beng full of school chldren. Mr. Carter states that at tho tme Kaeo's car ht Mrs. Clapper ho (Car ter) was from 5 to 20 yards dstant. Clams Kaeo Had Been Drnkng Mr. Clapper, who was on tho scene of tho accdent wthn two mnutes after t happened, made tho state ment that Kaeo showed very planly that ho had been drnkng. t s also clamed that Kaeo was under tho nfluence ot lquor that mornng at the county buldng. t s understood that no acton has yet been taken by tho pollco department duo to the fact that Mr. Kaeo, as county nttornoy s tho senor prosecutng nttornoy for tho county. Mss Alce G. Moore, executve chef, secretary of Honolulu Y. W. C. A., arrved on the Claudne ths mornng and wll spend tho woek vstng and addressng the dfferent Y. W. C. A. clubs of Kaua. H. D. Davs, statstcan ot the Honolulu Rapd Transt Co., A.. Arcns, electrcan for tho samo company, and E. Ruethlng, ot tho Honolulu ron Works, known on Kaua as Tho Three Musketeers, returned to Honolulu ths evenng after spendng sovcral days vstng dfferont places ot nterest on tho sland. Bg Crowd Marks Chamber Meetng Wamea Gatherng s the Dlggest Snce the Breakwater Celebraton MAJ. JOHNSON PRESENTS DATA Senator John Wse and Lews Jackson Also Address the Meetng Tho regular mootng of tho Knual Chamber of Commerce held at Wamea last Thursday evenng was ono of tho bggest and best sessons that the chamber has held n many a moon. The dnng room of tho Wamea hotel was crowded to capacty and t was necessary to put n two extra tables to handle the overflow crowd. Tho guests of tho evenng wero Major W. A. Johnson of tho U. S. Engneers; John Wse, Republcan nomnee for delegate to congress, and John C. Lane,, hgh sherff for tho terrtory. Tho chamber held a short busness sesson at whch tho chamber voted unanmously to extend the best wshes of tho body to J. M. Lyd- - gate for a speedy recovery and tho secretary was nstructed to say t wth flowers. Major Johnson and John Wlso were elected honorary members of the chamber unanmously. After the busness sesson, Pres dent Sloggett ntroduced Major W. A. Johnson, who spoke to tho cham ber on the Nawlllwll breakwater. Major Johnson frst sketched a bref hstory, tellng ot the varous surveys that wero mndo on Kaua to determne tho host locaton for a harbor and the fnal selecton of Nawlllwll. He then outlned a few of tho problems that confronted the engneors n.ther work, especally n regard to tho quarryng ot tho v bg rock for tho breakwater. Ho told tho chamber that Kaua was fortunate n fndng ther rock closo at hand, as on tho breakwaters n tho slands t bad been necessary to haul the rock many mles, greatly addng to the expenso of tho project. Major Johnson then spoko brefly on tho fnancal end, statng that the orgnal appropraton ot $450,-00-0, part of whch was approprated by tho terrtory and the rest by tho federal government, would last untl tho mddle of next Aprl. Ho then sad that tho now appropraton, whch would como n tho new rvers and harbors bll, would rest wth tho chef of engneers, as under tho new system n rvers nnd harbor work, a lump sum s approprated and tho expendng ot ths sum s left to tho chef of engneers. Major Johnson stated that ho had no doubt that thero would bo money avalable for the work as tho chef of engneers had stated that t was tho deslro of that offco to carry on tho work contnuously owng to great expenses that s added to any constructon work that s shut down for a perod and then reopened. Tho harbor when completed, accordng to Major Johnson wll bo slghtly bgger than Honolulu harbor and wll bo dredged to a depth ot 35 feet. Mr. Johnson warned tho chamber that n plannng tho harbor to bo sure to work out tho problem n full n regard to tho ultmate result. Ho urged them to nclude ralroad termnal facltes lu tho harbor work and showed whoro n tho constructon ot Honolulu harbor ths dea had not bocn carred out and thero was sovcral pers n tho harbor whoro there wero no ralroad and ths occasoned con sderable expenso n tho handlng of freght. He nlso urged that tho chamber use ts nfluence wth tho board ot harbor commssoners n tho placng of tho bulkhead lnes so that they wll be placed by the tlmo tho federal government s ready to dredgo tho harbor so that tho debrs from tho harbor can bo used n buldng up land behnd tho bulkheads. Ho stated that tho government would not bo ready to consder dredgng for at lenst a year. Actual progress on tho breakwater was hs next topc nnd ho stated thero s C27 foot completed whch ncluded tho ralroad approach to tho breakwater. Tho rato of constructon averages about 40 feet a Contnued ou Page Nno

2 THE GARDEN SLAND TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 022 TP TOP-C- S "BEYOND THE ROCKS" Get ths straght! Ths story s gong to knock every box offce n the country for a goal. They wll fght ther way n to see t even t t a 00 n the shade ouulde. The story takes the audence to London, Tars, the Alps, Algera, and other parts of the globe, and ntro duces the star as the daughter of a poor but arstocratc Englsh fan ly, who s marred off by the folks to an elderly mllonare from the colones. Of course the marrage k a loveless one. On a honeymoon the grl la rescued from the ledge to whch she has fallen whle mountan clmbng, by an attarctve no bleman. t's love at frst sght. The rest of the story s taken up wth the lord's efforts to possesess the fal herone for hs own. These efforts take ( le thru a maze of passon ate scenes, wth the opera n Lon don, the mountans n Swtzerland the gardens at Versalles,, th homes of Englsh arstocracy au the Araban desert as the back grounds. T.e Alps have been bult n Cal forna, but they are exceptonal!, fne Alps and the scenes whch op en the pcture wll help put a sum - mer audence n u cool mood fo what follows. The love scenes the Versalles gardens and the page ant on the lawn of an Englsh late are beautfully worked out wt: Clora ntroducng a nov gown wll every flash of the camera. That par of the acton whch s lad n t t desert wll recall "The Shek." Som. strrng battle scenes are here n troduced and some fne horseman shp. Space prohbts enumeratng all the appealng detals of ths excep tonally fne producton the one fact however, whch stands out above all else s that t cannot help but draw at the box offce. Ths produo ton wll be seen at the Tp Top theater on Saturday, October 28. "HEADN' WEST" Hoot Gbson, the popular cowboy sar, wll be seen n hs latest at tracton at the Tp Top t.enter next Sunday n "Headn" Wbst," an orgnal story by Harvey Gates. t s the type of pcture n whch Mr. Gbson has full opportunty to ds- - ulay hs rugged personalty. Hs quant sense of humor s well ex pressed n the role of Bll Perkns a war veteran who s bummng hs way across the country n an aero plane wthout the consent of the plot. He s forced to dsembark va parachute when he wants to get off at a famlar place. He lands n the mdst of a argu ment. Dll s gven a Job as dshwasher and learns that there s a scheme to steal the ranch from the absent her. He allows the men to elevate hm to the job of mpersonatng the mssng youth, and then suddenly s dsgraced by havng them denounce hm as an mposter. Whereupon he sets to work and cultvates hs famly tree ntensvely, wth the ultmate result that everyone gets a grand shock. The pcture contans good n-cwhch reveals consderable acton. The actng of the star s up to requrements, and the assstng players gve credtable performances. "BORDERLAND" vn nmv dva looked uuon the eternal trangle n varous guses but t s a certanty you never saw t treated n such a novel manner as s found n "Borderland," that comes to the Tp Top theater on Wednesday, November. t s a curous story made so by ts dash of sprtualsm, ts slce of sentment and some moments of melodrama all of whch have betn blende d nto an mpressve pcture : so far as Us photography s concerned. Gellng rght down to rock bottom the theme by tself s absurd, but t has been treated so serously by the drector and author. that even tl.o smlng scoffers of sprtualsm wll be mpressed by t. The pcture s artstc and some exceptonally fne scenes are shown of that borderland or purgatory n whch the departed lnger, must purge themselves and get n touch wth ther errng relatves before they can clmb to a hgher plare. Mss Dx's concepton of the after lfe s her own. And Paul Powell has the vsualzed heavenly state n such a manner that dscples of occultsm wll be hghly pleased. The wraths pass forth n ths crre ex stenee lendng r.n uncanny touch to the pcture. "Borderland" wll arouse a lot of crtcsm. When t gets down to earth, t doesn't amount to much smply because t takes the oldest form of the trangle that of the nterloper and the wfe runnng away from a husband. The herone's errng ancestor uses an aged servant as a medum, and the fathless wfe s brought up sharp wth her sn. Then the "lttle chld shall lead them" formula s employed to make t convncng. 's)jellask jjreten. - Glora n Tp w n Fj cotl Top Theatre WEDNESDAY Presents PRSCLLA DEAN n "WLD HONEY" n her crownng success a stupendous pcturzaton of the world famous novel by L W w agammounlqclwe Don't mss these two fne pctures Saturday Nght CKS VALENTNO CARL LAEMLE SATURDAY Cyntha Stockley. Drected by Wesley Ruggles. UNVERSAL JEWEL Harold Lloyd NOW OR NEVER" v joy -- cr" A laughter Specal m o o o naaal slt y llt BASS (B-H-) PANTS VARNSHES HUETER S HOOT GBSON SUNDAY n "HEADN' WEST" Next WEDNESDAY ft November 0 and ESTABLSHED SNCE 857 NONE PURER NONE WTH GREATER SPREADNG CAPACTY NONE WTH BETTER WEARNG QUALTES & "FOUR HORSEMEN OF THE APOCALYPSE" We are makng arrangements to have an orchestra play the regular musc for ths producton 25c 50c $.00 ( METRO Present THE REX NGRAM Screen Producton of L JJJ FULL LNES FOR EVERY PURPOSE ORDERLANO AT LHUE STORE Look At Our Wndow See the Panted Bungalow The FOUR HORSEMEN Of the APOCALYPSE Adapted by June Matnle Photographed by John P. Selta The Famous Kal Tro Tuesday, November 4th 25c 75c $.00 ft M m 3E- - n 23

3 THE GARDEN SLAND TUESDAY, OCTOBEK 24, 922. AMERCAN LEGON PAGE WOMAN'S RACE N THE LEGON'S ARMSTCE DAY CELEBRATON t s wthout doubt that the comng celebraton on the th of November wll be one of the best out door events ever gven on Kaua. No sland n the group dsplays such a keen nterest n racng and cowboy stunts. The commttee n charge of ths celebraton s now arrangng a woman's race. t s a three-eghth- s mle event and t s understood tha there wll be at least two entres. Dasy, owned by Kng Baggott, wll be rdden by Mss Elnor Dale. Juanta, belongng to Ktty Kuhl-man-, wth Mss Scharsch as the Jockey. t s possble that Mrs. Foster Horner may enter ths event on Champagne, one of Baggott's strng. Favortes n ths race are stll speculatve and we are unable at ths tme to gve the "one best bet" of ths event. LEGON HAS BG JOB N AMERCANZATON WORK That the Amemrcansm department of the Amercan Legon and the,000 posts of the Legon have ther work cut out for them n an announcement program of opposton to radcalsm, and the Amercanzaton of foregn born n the country, s ndcated by surveys made n varous states by offcals of the organzaton. Somewhat typcal of reports receved at natonal headquarters s the declaraton of Wllam R. McCauley, commander of the llnos department. "Our Amercan people feel entrely safe and secure too much so for ther own good," Commander McCauley sad. "Some cold facts, bluntly admnstered, mght wake them up to the condtons all about them. t s not generally realzed that n llnos, there are more than 75,000 persons above the age of ten years who cannot read or wrte the Englsh language. Those who cannot understand our tongue number thousands. "s t realzed that bolshevk lterature, suppled thru generous funds from the Russan government s beng crculated among those who are gnorant of our own prnted language, our nsttutons?" Actvtes of radcals n many of the states s reported and n most cases they are sad to be of bolder nature than at any tme snce the close of the world war. n South Dakota, Kansas and other wheat sectons the Amercan Legon durng the wheat harvest has engaged tself n fghtng the. W. W. and ts work of sabotage and ntmdaton. n Kansas, Phl Zmmerman, noted noted nemess of the Wobbles, organzed Legonnares n combat groups throughout the wheat belt and succeeded n frusteratng the. W. W. campagn desgned to ncrease membershp and coerce the farmers, aded wth the "cow tch" g chemcals and other of ther terrorsm" weapons. n llnos Commander McCauley cted Amercan Lelon efforts n Chcago and n Centrala as llustratve of Amercan methods beng employed by the Legon. n Chcago the radcals have nvaded the fashonable resdental or "whte collar" dstrcts, and from soap boxes har-- KAUA AT OFFCERS' TRANNG CAMP Comrade, Longstreth helped Jack Pershng take St. Mhel and he was bored to death because there was so lttle acton. Then he went to Pars and helped Hardbolled Smth make bucks salute shavetals as they paraded n front of the Folles Berger. t was a hard war. To keep hmself n trm, he departed for Oahu on the last boat to take hs yearly three weeks tran-.n- g n "How to be An Offcer and a Gentleman." Longy was ntervewed by your edtor just before hs departure but he nodestly refused to gve any of hs explots over seas. He deftly turned the subject to hs postmas-tersh- p of the post offce of Kaua's metropols. The old tme exctement he got out of how the job s gone, he states. The mals are now so bg that he doesn't have tme to read the postcards whle dstrbutng on steamer days. rangue crowds wth the pleas and dsloyal utterances. nstead of callng upon the polce to quell the exhorters, furnshng them wth a "persecuton" appeal for sym pathy, the North Shore post of the Amercan Legon, headed by Ferra Watkns, commander, organzed a flyng detachment of orators. Wherever a radcal soap box rostrum s set down, an Amercan Legon soap box s placed near by. And sometmes t comes down to a queston of who can talk the loudest, sometmes t s a matter of eloquence, sometmes t s logc but the long-har- s are gettng the worst of t on every occason. n Centrala, llnos, nearly all the members of Centrala post are unon coal mners, and the post commander, Paul M. Kramer, s one of the sctrkers. The post s conductng an aggressve, extensve campagn of Amercansm, of patrotsm, among the foregn born ele ments n the communty. Under the auspces of the post, and the Rotary Club, a Boy Scout camp s conducted n a park near Centrala and boys of all classes, banker's sons, mners' sons, sons of men of wealth and men n humble staton, attend. n Oregon the mmgraton queston has been occupyng the Legon and at ts recent state conventon the alen queston was one of the most mportant questons consdered. The conventon adopted resolutons for the deportaton of all alens who have been n ths country sx years wthout becomng ctzens; the examnaton of mmgrants for entry nto the country placed n the hands of a bureau wth the power to regulate the number; that steps be taken to educate the mmgrants n the dutes of ctzenshp, and to prevent congregaton of alens n colones n the large ctes and for the flng by Oregon employers of a sem-annua- l report of more than fve alen employees, segregatng the alens from ctzens. Who s to be our next command' er s one of the problems, but two bgger ones are who are to be our adjutant and fnance offcer? There are no hats shed nto the rng for these offces by any oanddates as yet. AMERCAN WOMEN LACK ORGNALTY The lack of orgnalty n the women of our Republc s most deplorable. Amerca was never the land of the free and the home of the brave for women untl the begnnng of the late European mx-u- p whch sent so many of our dscontented on a lttle Bght seeng trp thru France. Pror to that tme f Pars sad wear fur lned ear muffs Mary Jane of Yuma, Arzona, would endeavor to affect them just as her sster dd n Mane, and all ths n the when Par-- s month of July. Remember sad leg 'o mutton sleeves? t you don't then ask mother to show you that snap shot of her when your dad was tryng to beat the other fellow's tme. What Pars sad was not only lstened to but obeyed to the letter. Then the subs put an embargo on Le Derner Cr de Pars and t was up to the grls to wear last years clothes or create a few modes for themselves. Can you magne an Amercan grl wearng last year's styles? f you can your magnaton s stronger than mne and facts prove that you're wrong. t was then that Amercan wo men came nto ther own and the land of the free and the home of the brave became a realty. Beleve me, they had to be brave and they dd exhbt a lot of freedom n wearng those ceratons that orgnated west of the Atlantc. None the less ths ndependence of the Amercan women was admred by the men, partcularly by the sngle ones. They went tellng each other that at last we had thrown off the yoke and were ndependent of Europe. But one can never tell. The women of our country havo slpped back and as prevously stated ther lack of orgnalty s most deplorable. They were perfectly satsfed wth the home-grow- styles and so were n we, but look what happened. t came about by sonc unsuspectng person smugglng a bottle of champagn by wrappng t n the lxtest copy of a Pars fashon journal. The copy fell nto the hands of some unscrupulous person who notced that n Pars they were wearng them one nch above the ankle nstead of one nch below the knee and the deed was done. Amercan women onoo f.gan vtrj copyng Pars and t has even reached Kalal. Look around you and you wll see. Oh, beleve me f all those on dearng young charms whch so f)d-l- y gaze on today. Take a long gaze whle the gazng's good, because ta not gong to be much longer, The Forty and Eght wll soon be ready to functon, so f any loud noses, such as thunder or a boler exploson s heard be not alarmed, t s just one of ther ntatons. Commander Englehard s havng one of the ralroad box cars all groomed for the frst meetng. Adjutant Lane wll have no excuses for mssng meetngs on rany evenngs snce he has purchased hmself one Henry's coupes. ARMORY REMODELNG PROGRESSNG RAPDLY t s partcularly gratfyng to the Kaua Legonnares to see ther plans for the armory remodelng becomng a fact. At ths tme more than half of the root has been reas-e- d and the work s rapdly progressng. Three dormer ventlators along each sde of the roof s gong to add materally to the appearance of the buldng. These and the larger one that wll extend along the peak of the roof for two thrds ts length wll assure proper ventlaton whch the old buldng so lamentably lacked. The contract for the remodelng covers only tho work above the pont where the sdng s cut. Below ths pont s a strp of wre screen that extends around the buldng. Ths screen has gven away along ts entre length and t s the opnon of the contractor, Jack Hanson, that t can be replaced now at about half the expense that t would cost after hs job s fnshed and the scaffoldng taken away. The armory remodelng commttee s consderng the advsablty of havng ths dore now. Bleacher seats, showers and dressng rooms are also beng consdered at ths tme. These mprovements are not a part of the contract for remodelng. t s understood that the Mokf-han- a Club s gong to furnsh the ktchen. ' TRACK AND FELD SPORTS ON CONVENTON PROGRAM Wth the Amercan Legon Olympc games only three weeks away, the Lousana track and feld team s showng champonshp form, accordng to A. N. Goldberg, Legon state athletc drector. The state's best athletes make up the membershp of the team, some of them beng former Southern A, A. U. champons or ntercollegate record holders. That Legonnares are determned to make a good showng s evdenced by the fact that former record holders who had retred from athletc lfe have taken up tranng and wll represent ther department n the events n whch were champons. Among the more promnent men who have resumed tranng are Tom Dutton and C. B. Hughes, weght men; and J. T. Butler, L. S. U. Southern record holder for throwng the javeln. Benny Brown of Tulane, now coachng at Loyola, and E. L. Gladney, Tulane man, are quarter mlers who are expected to rank well up among the best at the meet. Earl Frazlere Jr., a natonal A. A. U. hgh and low hurdle record holder, and F. W. Morland and Ed. Shrley, L. S. U. men, wll make up the track team. Edde Curts, a naval offcer now on duty n Phladelpha, who was an nternatonal Olympc mler, wll run for Lousana, f he can get releved from duty. Frtz Oakes, Ed. Shrley and Major Fred Fry of Baton Rouge, wll enter the "jump events and Clarence ves, L. S. U. man, who stands hgh n ntercollegate crcles, wll pole vault for the department. ATTENTON LEGONNARES, THESE MEN ARE WANTED The Kaua Post of the Amercan Legon has just receved a communcaton from the Unted States Veterans' Bureau at Honolulu, askng us to locate two men as the bureau can assst them n gettng back pay and some other compensaton. Legonnares of ths sland wll please fnd these men and have them get n touch wth Commander Englehard, who wll assst them n flng the proper applcatons to be sent to Honolulu: Perfecto Balabas, C , Pvt. Co. H. 2nd Hawaan nf. Sad to be lvng at Lhue, Kaua. Pausto Delphan, C , Pvt. Sup. Co., 2nd Hawaan nf., Sad to be lvng at Makawell, Kaua. MARTN VS. ROPER N HEAVYWEGHT BOUT The veterans of the World War saw one of the heavest battles of the year when Bob Martn and Captan Bob Roper fought for the heavy weght champonshp of the Amercan Legon n New Orleans October 8. Martn won the champonshp of the A. E. F. and Roper bested all comers among the forces whch re maned n ths country durng the World War. The thousands of the Legon members assembled here for ther natonal conventon wll be evenly dvded n ther support of the two fghters because the Legon ncludes both A. E. F. and cantonment solders. Martn and Roper have met three tmes, twce n "no decson bouts and once when Roper won on ponts." Both are contenders for the world's ttle and t s probable that the wnner at New Orleans wll get a bout wth Dempsey. Roper bears the unusual record of never havng been knocked out although n hs 63 fghts he has tackled some of the best men n hs dvson. Durng 92 he fought 7 battles, losng to Al. Roberts, Martn Burke, Dan O'Dowd and Pat McCarthy, wnnng on ponts from Homer Smth, knockng out Jm Grffn, Car Morrs, Frank Moran Bll Reed and A. Roberts and fghtng a draw wth Battlng Levnsky. He also fought bouts wth Martn, Wggns and Semander. General Pershng proclamed Mar tn the "mghtest fghtng man of forty mllon men." Martn's record bears out ths statement as he has delvered 83 knockouts n 97 bat tes. Martn has whpped all the prom! nent contenders for the world's ttle except Brennan and Roper. He lost to Brennan at New York n 92, but hs work has been steadly m provng snce that tme and t s probable that he s now Brennan's master. n 92 Martn fought nne bouts, losng one to Brennan and one to Kelser. He drew wth Captan Roper, knocked out Martn Burke, Joe Cox, Gunboat Smth and Frank Morgan. The fght was a 5 round de clson bout, the man go wll be pre' ceded by three fast prelmnares and a ten round sem-fna- l between fast local boys. Promoter Al. Plsbury wll supervse the match whch wll be held n the Lousana audtorum LEGON PARADE LARGEST YET HELD N N'YAWLNS The largest parade ever held n New Orleans was seen on October 8, when 40,000 members of the Amercan Legon n columns cf plat oons marched down Canal street n revew durng the Legon natonal conventon here., Nearly 00,000 vstors and dele gates were there to attend the conventon and fully one-hal- f of them donned unforms and Joned n the parade. More than 00 bands were scattered throughout the parade n whch they were judged for the natonal band contest. A cenotaph commemoratng the Bolder dead was edected on the paraquet of Canal street drectly op poste Gold Star mothers ' trbute at whch all the veterans pad trbute to ther fallen comrades wth a salute as the column passed t. The route of the parade covered dstance of approxmately fo::r mles and the head of thu column had easly reached ts destna ton before the rear guard has pass ed tho le vewng stand. All Legon state departments marched n order of ther gan n membershp durng tho last year, led by a guard of honor consstng of men drawn from the army, navy and natonal guard. Percentage of ncrease were announced by na tonal headquarters n tme to place departments n ther proper poston n the column. Foregn war veterans who are not afflated wth the Legon were n lne n the order of ther country's entrance nto the war. BUCK VS. GOB N MDDLEWEGHT GO t wll be the Army vs. the Navy when Fay Kelser and Happy Lttleton stage a 5 round decson fght for the mddle weght champonshp of the Amercan Legon durng ts natonal conventon October 6th. Legonnares who were n the army are backng Kelser, whle Lttleton's supporters nclude thousands of former gobs. Kelser has an envlablo war record. As frst sergeant, he led hs company over the top at Montfaucon and was wounded- - n the shoulder shortly after gong nto acton. He refused to return for frst ad and stayed wth hs company, apply for treatment only after hs unt bad attaned ts objectve late n the evenng. Kelser fought Bob Martn, A.E.F. heavyweght champon for the ttle of the Olympc games n Pars and gave the champon a close run for the belt. He has snce defeated Martn at Boston, as well as Herman Mller and Ray McMllan. Lttleton's war record s also good. He served four years n the navy as a frst class seaman. He was on the battleshp Lousana and served on two mne sweepers n the North Sea. Whle n the navy Lttleton defeated Howard Trembly Atlantc fleet heavyweght champon. Lttleton has fought Joe Chp, Battlng Ortega, Bll Shade, Bob Roper and Chuck Wggns. The Kaua Vets football team has qute a Legon flavor wth nne Legonnares on the team. :.. llt 5S S X Jt V2 ff t f ff t fll! lllp ' ea A Woman s, Very Often, More Perplexed by the sennt t'm ncluded n husband' estate than by the money he has left her. 5y placng these securtes and perhaps other portons of the estate n our experenced hands n the form of a VOL- UNTARY or LVNG TRUST, she wll be entrely releved of care and anxety and our careful and judcous management wll assure her a regular ncome. Bshop 924 Bethel Trust Company, Ltd. St. Honolulu Telephone 677 'V9S85fSVS mtsn gn! ll fll f Wamea Stables, Ltd. At Wamea and Nawlwl ' The Most Famous Garages on Kaua. The place to get transportaton to The Barkng Sands, Olokelc Canyon, Wamea Canyon, Kokee Camps, Kukuolono Park, Walua Falls, Hanale, Haena Caves Our automobles are comfortable, our drlvere are relable and have been wth us for many year, and know every nch of the country. We rent Ford Cars Wthout Drvers. We run the atage 'ne between Llhue and Kekaha three round trpe per week We do draylng and haulng by trucka all over the lelana. FFTEEN YEARS EXPERENCE N SETTLNG AND MANAGNG ESTATES A. GOMEZ, Mgr. WAMEA BRANCH Tel. 43 W CLEM GOMES, Mgr. NAWLWL BRANCH Tel. 492 L

4 THE KENNETH C. OTKt TUESDAY GARDEN ssued Erery Tuesday t s essental tlat He forces of throughout the Unted States should he alert to the menace nvolv HUM'S h'efeuen DMS ed n such votes as that asked n llnos ou the nerussabty of lght wnes and beer, and n Mas sachusetts on the approval of the state enforcement law. t s perfcml.v true that should the vote on ether of th. ssues be hostle to prohbton, as the w at present stands, t would be stll effectve legally. No state can by ts ndependent acton annul wthn ts own be. ters a consttutonal amendment. f that were possble t would have been entrely v. thn the power of any ndvdual southern state at any tme snce the Cvl War to re,nact laws legalzng slavery. f t were possble, any state n the Unon today mght by a successful referendum vote deprve women of the franchse. t s perfectly apparent, therefore, that nothng whch the ndvdual state does can affect the bndng authory of the Eghteenth Amendment. But the success of (he 'npor forces n ether of these referendum votes would be used by them as a powerful weapon n ther present campagn to capture the country agan for rum. t would make enforcement of law doubly dffcult. n Massachusetts the success of the lquor forces, by the defeat of the state enforcement bll, would mean that the fnes pad by volators of the Volstead Act would go nto the natonal treasury nsetad of nto the state treasury. AYe would speedly hear from the frends of the saloon of the burden mposed upon the state and of the dverson of state moneys nto the natonal coffers. f the llnos proposton should succeed, the Naton would be told that one of ts bggest states had repudated the Eghteenth Amendment n letter and n sprt, and that efforts to enforce t there must be regarded almost as the mposton of the wll of the conqueror upon an unwllng people. For these reasons t s essental that all who desre to prevent the return of the saloon to power should vote aganst every proposton to weaken n the slghtest degree the force of the Eghteenth Amendment and the Volstead Act by whch t s gven effect, and for all endeavors to make enforcement more certan. t would be folly to gnore the gravty of the stuaton present or to underestmate the strength of the lquor forces now engaged n the effort to undermne temperance. These forces are thoroughly organzed, lberally fnanced, and possess spheres of nfluence n sectons of socety where t was not supposed anarchstc actvty aganst the enforcement of law could fnd any place. t must not be forgotten that great and presumably respected fnancal nsttutons n New York, and other great centers, are stll heavly burdened wth commercal paper, ssued by dstllers, whch they hold and on whch they can recover only by breakng down the rde of prohbton. Ths fact goes far to explan the apparent connvance wth lawlessness of many apparently respectable forces, both journalstc and poltcal, whch have alled themselves wth the movement aganst the Eghteenth Amendment. There never was a tme when unversal vglance was more necessary than now. The moment s crtcal. The fght for the reestab-lshmen- t of rum s at ts fercest today. The forces of temperance have won a notable vctory n the recent prmares, whch have gven assurance lhat the next Congress wll be qute dry am probably drer than the present one. But that s only a skrmsh. The man battle s stll on. Vctory n t, whle t wll not assure a fnal trumph, wll drve back he forces of lawlessness and dsorder. llnos and Massachusetts are the stragele ponts. The people of these states should be partcularly awake to ther duty. 'hr.ttt Srnn' Montor. on The world owes us a lvng, but t pays the nstallment plan. Our objecton to puttng Europe on her feet s she always wants to st rght down agan. Uncle Sam says each ctzen should have.'.t.'.:!. f you haven't your per capta ask your wfe. She may have frsked your pants. Some fellows who thnk they belong to the uu-- va stalled countng from the wrong drecton. The world has made wonderful progress, but we stll have people wth lttle enough sense to rock a boat. ffe garden sland Tuesday, octobek 24, 922 SLAND Managng Edtor OCTOBER 24,!)22 A FEW WORDS TO THE REPUBLCANS (From the Star-Bulletn- ) Republcan leaders of Hawa have done well to sound a note of warnng aganst oy erconfdeuce n the present campagn, whch wll termnate wth the electon of November 7th. Beng normally Republcan, and wth Republcan terrtoral and natonal admnstratons, t s almost uconvevable that Hawa should send a Democrat to represent t n congress, but the one factor whch mght, brng on that poltcal catastrophe for t would be nohtng less would be overconfdence on the part of the Republcans, an overconfdence nduced by the smashng vctory won by Delegate Baldwn at the recent specal electon. Star-Bullet- n The repeats what t has sad before, that of the two canddates for delegate, Senator John. Wse and Wllam Jarrett, t beleves the former the best equpped by tranng, educaton and actual exerence, to represent ths Terrtory at Washngton. These are reasons entrely apart from the poltcal exgences of the stuaton whch should nfluence voters n Senator Wse's favor. Mr. Jarrett was an excellent hgh sherff and he s a good, honest ctzen. Nothng personal can be sad n derogaton of Mr. Jarrett. The fact remans, however that he lacks vrtually all of the qualtes whch have been cted n support of Senator Wse's elgblty for the offce he seeks. Jarrett does not know Washngton and ts publc men as Wse does, nor has he the personal address essental to a forceful and effectve presentaton of Hawa's clams to recognton. The Republcans throughout the Terrtory must not, however, make the mstake of underratng Mr. Jarrett's poltcal strength. He s wdely known and popular, wth a large personal followng. Many votes wll go to hm of personal frendshp, from men and women who hold the personal equaton above a crtcal consderaton of what s best for the nterests of the entre Terrtory. The Republcans wll wn and Senator Wse wll be sent to congress, but to make these desrable accomplshments certan every man and woman n Hawa who call themselves Republcans must do ther full duty to the party and to Hawa. Cash regsters are not of much use n Russa. They prefer hay balers for puttng ther money away. Maybe the reason a drummer s good at talkng s because he lves away from home. We can't understand why Europe should be so poor. She doesn't have to support an army of bootleggers. Why s t that when a man has somethng the matter wth hnt hs wfe does most of the sufferng? We read where New York crooks stole a patrol wagon. There s some talk n that cty of nalng down the Brooklyn brdge. 'eople long for the good old days when they could read all the way thru the bg cty daly wthout fndng a word about strkes. Do You Enjoy These Advantages? 7K comder the clents of the stocks and bonds department as busness assocated and those who deal drect wth us are gven the beneft of the necessary fnancal protecton. Quck acton s always desrable n dealng n securtes and drect assocaton assuros that. We beleve you wll fnd your assocaton wth the Trent Trust Company a very pleasant one. So to serve that we may contnue to serve ll Honolulu Busness College t now prepared Teach to GREGG SHORTHAND RATONAL TOUCH TYPEWRTNG AMERCAN BOOKKEEPNG SERES By. CORRESPONDENCE Terms Reasonable Wrte for Catalog 76 Fort Street The Bank of Hawa Ltd. LHUE BRANCH BANKNG HOURS S A. M. TO 3 P. M. Dr. T. L. Morgan OSTEOPA THC 'PHYSCAN Telephone 54L Offce on Wn. Hyde Rce Preme JEWELERS Everythng n the Slver and Gold Lne "Rch Cut Clam and Jlrt Goods txcetchands of h Qualty Only H. F. WkkrananL & Co Ld. Leadng Jeaclcrs P. O. BOX 342 HONOLULU JUS. F. MORGAN Company, Lmted Stock and Bond Brokers, Real Estate Agents and Realty Auctoneers. No Merchant Street P. O. Box 694 HONOLULU Alexander & Baldwn Lmted Sugar Commsson nsurance Factors Merchants Agents AGENTS FOR Hawaan Commercal & Sugar Company. Haku Sugar Company. Paa Plantaton. Mau Agrcultural Company. Hawaan Sugar Company. Kahuku Plantaton Company. McBryde Sugar Company, llonolua Ranch. Kaua Ralroad Company. Kahulu Ralroad Company. Kaua Frut & Land Company. Wth Safety The outstandng feature of the market for bonds durdg ecent months has been the heavy buyng for permanent nvestment. Notwthstandng that ths demand has resulted n a sub-btautadvance n prces for bonds n general, the present outlook ndcates a gradual trend toward the level whch prevaled some years ago, partcularly as appled to ssues of the better grade, whch stll yeld a lberal return. t s doubtful f t wll be possble for several years to purchase bonds at prces whch wll yeld the return now possble. WATERHOUSE TRUST CO., LTD. HONOLULU Use a Check Book nstead of a Purse Every day more men and women are becomng educated n the valuable use of a Checkng Account THE ADVANTAGES ARE NUMEROUS THE DSADVANTAGES ARE NLL f you spend or pay out at least $00 monthly you should depost your money wth ths bank, receve a check book and enjoy the SAFETY, CONVENENCE AND OTHER ADVANTAGES of payng your blls bg and small WTH YOUR OWN CHECKS THE OLDEST BANK N HAWA ESTABLSHED 858 Captal, Surplus and Undvded Profts: $,679,76.23 TOTAL ASSETS OVER $6,000, Sauk f Uteffp $c (En. Head Offce, HONOLULU Dranch at WAMEA, KAUA Collecton Offces: ELEELE, MAKAWEL, KEKAHA, and KOLOA KAUA f you are not now recevng the REX-AL- L MONTHLY MAGAZNE, please send your name for malng lst. The magazne has recently been enlarged and mproved by the addton of stores by promnent wrters and pctures of current events. Ths Servce s Absolutely Free The exall Store Benson, Smth & Co., Ltd. Servce very Second Box 42G Honolulu, T. H. 0K. 0. HALL & SON Ud?5 t Mff HONOLULU lly'l E Ml Dstrbutors ff p TERRTORY OF HAWA W W

5 Model Sagar Homesteads At Keala, Kaua "On no plantaton n the terrtory b there better cane, or better cultvated felds, than the cane and felds n the homestead secton near Keala, Kaua," Albert Horner, terrtoral sugar expert, sad n an n tervew appearng n the Adverta r last Tuesday. "Thero are over 200 homestead lots n ths secton and one would naturally expect a few would be neglected. However, every lot planted to cane s now n the hghest state of cultvaton Vtvlth a good heatlhy cane stool thru- - out, and up to the present tme, grown at mnmum cost. "There are but few homesteaders that do not work on ther lots tl.emselves, whle some, wth the as sstancc of ther famles, do all of the work except harvestrg. These earnest people, n a way, have been most fortunate, "The land commssoner, apprec atng the dffcultes the homestead ers have had to contend wth n the past on account of lack of roads constructed the roads so that every lot had access to some one of them before openng the lands, "The man road s now beng ma, cadamzed. As a result the day fol lowng the awardng the lots n the last seres, lumber for houses began to go to them. t was but a few days before the landscape was dotted wth small cottages. Prelm' nary work for plantng began at once and practcally the entre tract was planted to cane the year the lots were opened. No Uncertanty as to Market "Agan the plantaton was ready wth a grndng contract whch had been approved by the government and was acceptable to the home steaders, so there was no uncertanty as to the marketng of ther crop or the prce they would receve, Ths contract was for a perod of ten years. "The total area homesteaded n ths secton s approxmately 4000 acres. To handle the cane from ths lrrge area about 5 mles of per Taanent ralroad was constructed by the Makee Sugar Co. over whch not a sngle stalk of cane grown by t on ts own land s hauled. n ad dton two locomotves, 50 cane cars and fve mles of portable track were purchased. "All these utltes are furnsh ed to the homesteaders free of charge whle the plantaton, at ts own expense, delvers the empty cars to the homesteader near hs lot and hauls the cane to the mll. There, fter all costs to manufacture and market the sugar s borne by the mll. Bass s $.28 "The base upon whch the settle ment s made s $.28 per ton of cane for each one cent of the aver age New York prce for raw sugar from January to December of each crop year. Fnal settlement s made each year on December 5. "The base for calculatons s tons of cane to make one ton sugar. Adjustment as to prce to be pad s calculated n the usual way for any varnton upwards or down wards of ths base. " hope that those who may doubt the possblty of success of th small planter may vst ths home stead tract and be convnced that the small planter can succeed when gven an even break. Lands Prepared Frst Horner emphaszed the pont that ths Keala homestead secton s the only project n the terrtory of homesteadng n Hawa where the government dd everythng that ought to be done before puttng man on the land. The lands were surveyed. Roads were bult, and rrgaton dtches lad out. The whole project was studed wth the greatest care. When verythng was good and ready th a was opened to settlement. There are 2S3 homesteads now planted n cane, the lots varyng n area from 20 to 80 acres. Water for rrgaton purposes s suppled by the East Kaua Water rrgaton Co whch has sgned contracts rangng from 5 to 0 years to gve the homestc-ader-s as much water as they need t, when they need t. The homesteaders pay a dtch mantenance charge of $2 per acre per annum plus $5 per mllon gallons equally used. Ths s a very low toll a. 'compared wth the unt prce charged for rrgaton water n other dstrcts. The rrgaton company gets ts water from the Walua rver at the source. ts charter or lcense provdes that at ts termnaton the dtches, dams and water development revert to the government. As the entre flow ran to the sea and was wasted the negotatons whch ended the dsputes as to the ownershp of these waters were greatly to the munty at largo, Horner sad. Homesteader ndustrous lty natonalty the homesteaders ra about CO per cunt Portuguese and Hawaan. There are a consd erable number of Amercan farmers and halt a dozen Chnese and a few Japanese. " nspected every homestead whle was over there lust week," Horner sad, "and w'uut to say rght here and now, that t woutd do the heart of any cane man n Hawa good to see the way these homesteaders have taken care of ther felds. Thero sn't a weed n the whole Keala homestead dstrct. The cane has been fertlzed and rrgated at just the rght tme. n the rght way. There s no fner cane n Ha wa. 'Ths s the only homcsteadng dstrct n Hawa that was ever started rght. f Walakea had had half the show these people have results would have been dfferent. Homesteaders and mllng company have rght from the be gnnng. The man on the land has been gven a good workng contract or a ten year perod and has a cer tanty to look forward to." NOTCE OF SALE OF PUBLC LAND AT HANAPEPE, KAUA Publc notce s hereby gven that t o'clock P. M., Frday, Novem ber 24, 922, at the front door of he County Buldng, Lhue, Kauat, here wll be sold at publc aucton to the hghest bdder, under the provsons of Secton 73 of the Re vsed Laws of Hawa of 95, for dary purposes, that porton of Kapahll Valley n the land of Hana pepe, extendng north from the Val ley Road to the Makawel-Hanapep- e boundary, contanng an area of acres more or less. The sale of ths land wll be sub ject to the followng condtons: () Upset prce $2, (2) Terms, cash at the drop of the hammer. (3) The purchaser shall pay the costs of advertsng mmedately af ter the sale. (4) The purchaser must be a ct zen of the Unted States of Amer ca or must have declared hs nten ton to become a ctzen. The patent to be ssued coverng ths land wll contan the followng condtons: (a) The land to be sold must be used for dary purposes only durng the frst ten years from the date of sale and f the purchaser falls to use the sad land for dary purpuses at any tme durng the sad term, the land shall revert to and revest n the Terrtory of Hawa. (b) The Terrtory excepts and reserves from the land sold the Kapa hll stream and all rparan rghts n and to sad stream and any other stream passng over and across sad land. (c) The Terrtory reserves the rght n tself and to grant to other partes the rght and prvlege of crossng and usng the land to be sold, wth and for such flumes, ppe lnes, power lnes, roads, dtch es and such other rghts of ways and uses as t may deem advsable. The rght on the part of the Terrtory and partes, to whom the pr vlege may be granted to so cross the r.ad land, to be exercsed n s'.ch a manner as not to nterfere wth the purchaser n the free use of sad lund. Map of ths land s on fle and may be seen at the offce f the Sub-Lan- Agent at Lhue, Kaua, or at the offce of the Commssoner f Publc Lands, Captol Buldng, Honolulu, T. H. For general nformaton apply at the offce of the Actng Sub-Lan- d Agent, Mr. J. M. Lydgate Jr., County Buldng, Lhuo, Kaua, or at the offce of the Commssoner of Publc Lands, Captol' Buldng, Honolulu, T. H. C. T. BALEY, Commssoner of Publc Lands. Dated at Honolulu. T.., October 9, 922. (Oct.24-3-Nov ) TO THE VOTERS OF KAUA wsh to thank the voters of Kaua for ther generous support at the polls and also my sncere apprecaton n advance for whatever they wll do for me on November 7th. 2t J. de C. Jerves. NOTCE TO MOTOR VEHCLE OWNERS Notce s hereby gven to motor vehcle owners that whenever a car, upon whch taxes have already been pad, s sold, the owner of tame must mmedately nform the Treas urer of the County of Kaua, of such sale by submttng to hm. u duplcate, a notce of transfer. Blank forms of such notces of transfer can be obtaned from the Treas urer's Offce at Lhue. That when an automoble or any motor vehcle s sold or transferred to another person, the number plates on sad motor vehcle must neces sarly go wth the car and cannot be kept as was done n some cases heretofore. K. C. AHANA, Treasurer. County of Kuua. advantage and beneft of the com- - (Oct.24 3.) hue. Phone 23 U Auv. THE (JARDEN SLAND TUESDAY,-OCTOBE- 24, 922 N THE C.RCUT COURT OF THE FFTH CRCUT TERRTORY OF HAWA At Chambers n Probate N THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF TOCH MORTA, DECEASED ORDER OF NOTCE OF HEARNG PETTON FOR ADMNSTRA- TON ON READNG and Flng the Petton of Taka Morta, wdow of Tolchl Morta, deceased, allegng that sad Tolchl Morta of Kapaa, Kauat, T. H., ded ntestate at sad Kapaa on the 20th day of May, A.D., 922, leavng property n the Hawaan slands necessary to be admnstered upon, and prayng that Letters of Admnstraton ssue to Mdor Morta. T S ORDERED that Monday, the 27th day of November, A.D. 922, at 9 o'clock A. M.,.be and hereby s apponted the tme for hearng sad Petton n the Court Room of ths Court at Lhue, County of Kaua, at whch tme and place all persons concerned may appear and show cause, t any they have, why sad Petton should not be granted. Dated at Lhue, County of Kaua, T. H., October 23, 922. WLLAM C. ACH JR., Judge of the Crcut Court of the Ffth Crcut Attest: J. C. CULLEN, Clerk of the Crcut Court, of the Ffth Crcut Lyle A. Dckey, Attorney for Pettoner. NOTCE OF SALE OF GOVERN MENT GENERAL LEASE. ttled. Publc Notce s hereby gven that T S ORDERED, that Wednesday, at o'clock P. M., Frday, October the 5th day of November, A. D , 922, at the front door of tho at 9:30 o'clock A. M., at the Court Room n Lhue, Kaua, of ths Court, Hanapepe Postoffco, Hanapepe, Ka be and tho same hereby s apponted ua, T. H., there wll be sold at the tme and place for hearng Bald publc aucton to the hghest bdder, Petton and Accounts, and that all under the provsons of Secton "3 persons nterested then and there of the Hawaan Organc Act and appear and show cause, f any they Secton 380 of the Revsed Laws of have, why sad petton should not Hawa of 95, a General Lease of be granted, and present evdence the followng Government Land: as to who are enttled to the Bald property. Lot 46, Hanapepe Rce and Kula Lots, Hanapepe, Kaua, contanng Dated tho Gth day of October, an area of 3.80 acres, more or less; 922. term of lease, 0 years from Octo (Sgd.) WLLAM C. ACH, Jr. ber 26, 922; upset rental $69.00 per (Seal) Judge of the Crcut. sem-annuall- y annum, payable n ad Court of the Ffth Crcut vance. Attest: The purchaser shall mmedately (Sgd.) J. C. CULLEN, after the sale, pay the frst sx Clerk of the Crcut Court months' rental, together wth the of the Ffth Crcut costs of advertsng and all other Lyle A. Dckey, charges n connecton wth the pre Attorney for Admnstrator. (Oct ) paraton of sad lease. The sale of the above General Send your magazne orders (new Lease s subject to all the terms or old) to the K. C. Hopper News and condtons of Government Oen Agency, Lhue, and they wll be eral Lease ssued by the offce of promptly attended to. Phone 22.L. the Commssoner of Publc Lands Adv. Map of the land to be leased and form of Government General Lease s on fle and may be seen at the Sub-Lauoffce of d the Agent, Coun ty Buldng, Lhue, Kaua, T. H or at the offce of the Commssoner of Publc Lands, Captol Buldng, Honolulu, T. H. For general nformaton, apply at Sub-Lantho offce of the Agent County Buldng, Lhue, Kaua, T. H or at the offce of the Commssoner of Publc Lands, Captol Buldng, Honolulu, T.. A. A. DUNN, Actng Commssoner of Publc Dated at Honolulu, T.., September 23, 922. (Oct.23-3-Nov.74- (Sept.25-Oct Lands. TENDER FOR ASPHALT The Board of Supervsors of the County of Kaua wll receve bds up to 0 o'clock of November, 922 for furnshng 000 sngle headed barrels "C" grade asphaltum, Pen (3-40- ) F. O. B. shp tackle, Sun Francsco for Port Allen, Kaua Shpment to be made n four equal lots, The Board of Supervsors reserv es the rght to reject any or all bds. (S.) R. F. MDDLETON, (Oct ) TENDER FOR PPE The Board of Supervsors of the County of Kaua wll receve bds up to 0 o'clock of November st, 922, for furnshng 3400 feet 6 nch wood ppe and one 6" water meter, f. o. b. warehouse Port Allen, Ka ua. ProsDectlve bdders may obtan Kneelflratos and blank proposal from the undersgned. The Board of Supervsors reserv es the rght to reject any or all bds. (Sgd.) R. F. MDDLETON (Octoberl ) Gve your frend a nce magazne for Chrstmas. Send your order to the K. C. Hopper News Agency, L- - CLASSFED ADS GOLF CLUBS FOR SALE A number of second hand golf clubs for sale. See K. C. Hopper, Q.r den sland offce. BUY THS AUTOMOBLE 920 Oakland auto n frst class son- - dton. Must be sold at once. Owner leavng slands. Address P. O. Box 90. Makawell. LOST Crank for Overland car, Sunday, on road between hgh school and Grove Farm. Fnder kndly leavo at ths offce. t. N THE CRCUT COURT OF THE FFTH CRCUT, TERRTORY OF HAWA At Chambers n Probate N THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MARY ROSE NAKA, DECEASED ORDER OF NOTCE OF PETTON FOR ALLOWANCE OF ACCOUNTS, DETERMNATON OF TRUST AND DSTRBUTON OF THE ESTATE. ON READNG AND FLNG the Petton and accounts of John S. Chandler, Admnstrator of the Es tate of Mary Rose Naka, deceased, wheren pettoner asks to be al lowed $4.30 and charged wth $393.50, and prays that hs accounts be examned and approved, that he and hs suretes be dscharged from all further rebponhlbltcs concern ng sad estate and that a fnal or der of dstrbuton be made of the property remanng n Ms pos sesson to the persons thereto en TTERE s u A 'Unted The Best Photograph Needs a Sutable FRAME JT s really remarkable hou) much better even he best pctures look 'n corretl frames. Let us show the effetl that an artstc frame can produce : : W. J. SENDA STUDO Kaua Yvrs, Kmhk Flm Fnxhng LnUE WHEN N HONOLULU, STOP AT THE BLASDELL (EUROPEAN PLAN) You can get a wall furnshed, modern, lght, cool, comfortable room for $.50 per day up; eat where you please. Chld's Restaurant, operated n connecton wth the Hotel, offer hgh class, modern servce at reasonable prces. Phone 29 A Popular U8C0 TREAD 3o 3 xfa the hghest qualty, low prce ant-sk- d tre on the market not a new and untred product for the dealer, but an old and trusty favorte, whose reputaton s hallowed by years of servce, and whose popularty s now, as always, ncreasng. THE VON HAMM-YOUN- G We advse that you make RESERVATONS N ADVANCE J. F. CHLD, Propretor Koloa Garage AUTOMOBLE REPARNG Dealers n Tres and Accessores ACETYLENE WELDNG A SPECALTY DUtrbutors FRST CLASS for the Terrtory WORK GUARANTEED Unted States Rubber Export Co. CO., LTD. Ltd P. O. Box 27 TrgDo States Tre majnrnmumn

6 ANNOUNCEMENT Lades, gentlemen and fellow voters, The f you have weak eyes and you need spectacles properly M ONE ftcht AND NUtftNDtNC WttL ftted for votng on beleve tnut t.e greuest bage the 7th of November, actor m tne welfare 0 me Naton s call nn S. E. 9.lstory today s that h man Hnt producton LUCAS, Optcan. Kapaa, runnng for ja famly can earn a comfortable the House of Representatves on the mug ll'ou one Democratc tcket. are of lanu. ftlany thousands or ballots are uetuve mat tue uest envro.- - tevt-lopnothrown away on account of poor eye-sgh- nent tor He Mges.f man s u garden nou, v.;ose My experence corssts of 25 years practce n ths Terrtory. and PHOTO SUPPLES Send for Catalogue Specal Attenton to Mal Orders Honolulu Photo Supply Co "EVERYTHNG PHOTOGRAPHC" 059 Fort Street, Honolulu f. O. Box 2999 M. TANAKA NAWLWL PLUMBNG and SHEET METAL WORK Plumbng Supples and Sheet Glass for Sale Tel. 36 P.O.Box 63, Lhue Gve Chldren Graham Crackers DTJT ho sure you gve them the knd that are clean and wholesome. Look for cheery orange-colore- packages of GRAHAM CRACKERS on your grocer's shelves. Two szes, 0 cents and 5 cents. nsst on seeng the sgnature of Love's. ts your protecton- - Love's Bscut & Bread Co. HONOLULU PROTECTOR X. U.S.PATENT y USERS C0FFELD OF PROTECTORS TRE State they are gettng from 50 per cent to 50 per cent more mleage from ther tres than before the Coffelds were nstalled. Try a Par and be Convnced PRCES ON APPLCATON TO J. H. CATTON Agent Makawel, Kaua DR. H. P. CHOY DENTST haa opened hs offce at Kapaa, Opposte the Kapaa Jce & Soda Works Offce Hours: p.. to 5:3( p.m. daly; Saturdays and Sundays, 8::!0 a.tn. to 4 p.m. Kvenngs by A 'pont men t 7,: ttttt; "."t. rtt Unversty Extenson Letter o nature. oeleve that tne best euvlou- - nce of wnc man s capable can jo hal n a lule garden, lutubvely cultvated, where neller wae eau-nnor tle hrng of help enslaves. Delce tat every culd solu so necessary for the heavy producng cow. lave the dvne prvlege o tow-.ng up u tne pure ar, under the Mneral defcency can be easly juo sky, n the sunshne of a beau-.fu- l and cheaply remeded by addng garden home. Charles W..)(, three-fourthabout s pound ground.a "One Acre and ndependence n rock phosphate to each 00 pounds Jaltna." of gran mxture fed to the calves. OKKESPONDENCE NSTRUCTON f a calf s fed four pounds of gran.many of our readers wll be glad daly, ths wll supply about one-hal- f.0 learn that the Unversty Kxt'.'-o- ounce of rock phosphate each u servce wll agan otter n day, whch s about the rght am lructon n agrculture by corns-poudeuce-. ount. Rock phosphate can be pur Thrco courses arc announced for ths year, to begn n about cent per pound. L. A. chased from fertlzer factores for December and January. The course Henke. Uleuunlary Prncples of Agrcul- - A PEST OF LOTUS ure n Hawa, has been complete- - A very destructve nsect pest on y revsed and wll be begun early lotus n the southern Unted States n January. There are ffteen lessons s descrbed n a recent government n ths course, one gong by mal bulletn (Bulletn 076,. S. D. A, each week to all who sgn up for Washngton, D. C). t s a moth t. The lessons n ths course ure caterpllar whch devours leaves, prepared by several professors of bores thru the stems and destroys the Unversty and ft local condtons very well. Ths should be of of t, n other words. t s a very seed pods makes a thorough Job specal, value to homesteaders and good pest to keep out of these slands. to teachers who are gudng groups of boys and grls u school garden MARKETNG FARM PRODUCTS ng. The Msssspp legslature has Two other courses more advanc created an Agrcultural and ndustral Commsson of fve members ed, wll be offered ths year for the frst tme. One of these s a for the purpose of locatng markets course of sx lessons u Sol Scence for farm products and assstng n prepared by t'rof. lenkc, to begn standardzng and gradng them and about 'ecember st. The other s nvestgatng transportaton prob an advanced course n Poultry Ras lems and freght rates. The results ng prepared by 'rof. Krauss, to fo the nvestgatons wll be reported begn ether n December or Janu back to the next legslature. ary. To pay for the preparaton and malng of these lessons we are For A War Hstory oblged to make a small charge whch we wll call an enrollment fee. These fees are as follows: For Course Klementary rrn cples the fee s $2.50. For Course 2 Sol Scence f.00 For Course 3 Poultry lasng $2.00. Ths s a prelmnary announce ment and wll be followed later by more detals. SWAPPNG DEAS WHO'S NEXT7 A Tn Roof Accessory A wood strp n. wde sawed by a bamlsaw to tt tne waves or cor rugated roofng ron placed between the roofng and the plates solves the dffculty of wnd blowng nto a chcken house under the corrugat ed "waves," accordng to K. C. Moore of Haku, Mau. Mr. Moore has kndly sent us a sample of the wood strp, the waves measurng 3 nches long and nch deep. Any saw mll could cut these strps for you. They cost Mr. Moore 5 cents per runnng foot. To prevent the strp from splttng 'when large roofng nals are used, a hole must be bored n the strp before nalng. Catchng Horn Fles Here s another swap sent n by B. C. Moore of Haku. "For years have kept the fles on the famly cows under control by catchrg them n a net and feedng them to the chckens. The net s a loop of wre about 8 nches n dameter fastened to a handle 8 nches long wth a flour bag fastened to the wre. As a flour bag s not 8 nches n dameter when opened, t has to be rpped part way down and peced out to make t bg enough. step nto the stall 0 the rght sde of the cow and sweep down her back from head to tal a few tmes wth the net, foldng t sdeways on the return sweep near the ground past her body so the fles cannot escape on ths return sweep. Then catch the bag n the mddle and beat the end aganst the door post, A few lght blows wll leave all the fles n a lttle ball. When throw ths ball out the chckeus are watng for the feast, as they soon learn what follows the sound of the beat aganst the post. Holes soon appear n the bottom of the bag. We cut off a few nches and sew t across agan, roundng the corners." HOW MUCH DOES MLK COST? Accordng to accurate nformaton obtaned by us recently, eleven dary men n Honolulu durng the month of August of ths year pad for n ported fe. ds at the rate of 4 wns per quart of mlk produced, n addton to these mported feeds, there are costs for green feeds produced locally. These costs are dffcult to fgure, but amount to not less than 3 cents and perhaps up to 4 cents per (mart of mlk prouced. Add to ths the overhead of labor, nterest, taxes, etc., and the cost of THE GARDEN SLAND TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 924 mlk produced n Hawa mounts up pretty hgh. There probably s 0 profteerng, but t s possble by gradual mprovements to reduce costs. MNERALS FOR CALVES Calves fed normally on mlk and legume roughages wth grans rch n mnerals as a supplement, wll receve plenty of the necessary bone buldng materals. Hut often the mlk supply s lmted or the rough age may ne a e wncn carres but lttle lme and the calf consequently may fal to buld up the strong, well developed skeleton The Hstorcal Commsson, com former-governoposed of r George U. Carter, Mrs. A. P. Taylor, and Dr. K. C. Lecbrck of the 'nlvcrs. of Hawa has been offcally charged wth the gatherng together for publcaton of the hstory of Ha wal's part n the Great War. The members recognze that the complaton of such a record s a matter, whch concerns very ntmately a large proporton of the, people of these slands, whose vews, to the extent to whch they can bo as certaned, must be taken nto account and gven serous consderaton. The commsson desres to receve from persons who may be nterested n the subject suggestons as to the form whch the record of Hawa's work n the war should take. What Hawa and her people dd durng that crtcal perod of the world's hstory s somethng of whch we may all justly be proud. Let the prnted record be worthy of the deed. Wrte out your suggestons and send them to the Hstorcal Commsson, L'unversty of Hawa, Honolulu, T. H. HERMAN BECHERT'S REMANS BURED N LHUE CEMETERY The funeral of Herman Bechert of Honolulu, who was formerly a steamplow engneer for Lhue plantaton was held n Lhue cemetery last Sunday when hs ashes were nterred besde hs two chldren n the famly plot. Herman Bechert ded last month n Honolulu at the age of 70, and expressed a wsh that he be bured n Lhue cemetery. Hs remans were cremated n Honolulu and the ashes bured last Sunday. He came to the Hawaan slands from Germany n 887 and for eleven years was steam plow engneer when he removed to Honolulu to take a poston wth the Honolulu ron Works. He s survved by a wdow, three sons and four daugh ters, and three brothers, one of whom s Albert Bechert of Hana-maul- The remans were brought to Kaua for nterment by K. Ruethng,. G. Davs and A. H. Ahrens last Frday mornng. T ' WW voloa m Plantaton Store Wholesale and Retal Groceres t J Dry Goods of all Descrptons t General Plantaton Supples? - KAPAA NOTES The Kaua Drug Co. started n lfl20 by J.. C. Taber, who later had to turn over hs assets to hs credtors due to the busness depresson whch struck death lows to many lnes of endeavor, wll be opened agan ths week by S. Harry Oka, formerly of the Hlo Drug Co. of Hlo, Hawa, but untl recently wth the Hawaan Drug Co. of Honolulu. The new propretor purchased the assets of the old concern from the Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd., recevers for the Hawa Bank of Commerce, and the new store wll be known hereafter as the Ka paa Drug Co. Mr. Oka s an ex perenced druggst and promses the publc of Kaua the best obtanable n the lne of drugs, Kodaks or tolet artcles. The Makce baseball players and offcals were guests of honor on Frday evenng at a chop suey dnner gven by B. Y. Lee, propretor of Yuen Ken Cafe, Several personal frends of the host, ncludng K. C. Ahana, Davd Luke, M. R. Aguar Jr., and Arthur Wong, were also present. Mr. and Mrs. Yoshmoto Naga-shm- a welcomed the arrval of ther frst chld, a boy, at ther home last Tuesday mornng. A rather severe wndstorm swept thru the Kawahau dstrct on Sunday just pror to the downpour that put the kbosh on the proceedngs at Wapoull. Slght damage was sustaned by some of the young cane n ts path, and vegetable gardens that were n the way also suffered. John Wse, Republcan canddate for delegate to congress at the next electon, was a speaker at the Ha waan hall on Wednesday evenng. Others who spoke ncluded John C. Lane, hgh sherff of the Terrtory of Hawa, and Stephen Desha of Hlo, Hawa. K. A. Chng, chemst wth the Hawaan Fertlzer Co. s here on a short busness trp. He expects to return to town on Tuesday. Joshua llano, wth the U. S. Engneers at Numalu, and Mss Grace Halemano, also of Numalu, were marred at the home of the brde groom at Kapah on Saturday even ng. A luau gven to celebrate the occason was well aattended. lallrukna rthl) CU. LMTED Dealers m Hay, Gran and Chcken Supples SOLE AGENT8 FOR nternatonal Stock, Poultry Food and other specaltes. Arablo for coolng ron Roofs. Petaluma n cubators and Brooders. Kng's Specal Chck Food P. O. Box 462 Honolulu T Sze " Gve you honest value n long, unform servce over all knds of Hawaan rosds. When you put a Mller Cord on your car you can forget all such thng as tre troubles. 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Honolulu ron Works Company Wholesale Dstrbutors YUEN KEE CAFE PHONE Les kapaa. kaua GENUNE CHOP SU on Order by Phone Pes Cakes & Confectonery - Caterng 526 You can get them at the followng prces, f. o. b. nolulu: Wedge- - Tread Cords Geared-to- - Fabrc Casngs $9.80 $ L ecry Our ce Cream MLLER TRES "Geared to the Road" the-roa- d - To- - RELLM Koloa P. O. BOX42 UNFORM MLEAGE FABRCS 30x3 9.oo 30x Geared-to- - Cord Type Sze the-roa- Tubes 30x3, 6.45 $ x G.80 34x x X x x x x x " x Dstrbutors for Hawa S. CHNOSE, Kaua Agent, Koloa Thone 29

7 THE GARDEN SLAND TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 922 Honolulu Paper Co. Lmted Wholesale Paper Dealers and Statoners Alakea Street HONOLULU, HAWA. HOTEL LHUE (The Fanrew) Elegant Rooms n Man Buldng Three Ary Cottages Twenty-tw- o Cusne Unexcelled n Country Dstrcts W. H. RCE, Jr. Propretor Dr. Justn C. Smth RESDENT DENTST Offce Hours: 8 a. m. to 2 m. p. m. to 4:30 p. m. Made for Hawa Telephone 50 LHUE, KAUA "LEHUA" Typewrtng Carbon Non-smuttn- Clear-cu- t mpressons. Makes up to 20 copes n oue operaton. Wrte for Free Sample. Hawaan News & Thrum's, Ltd. Bshop St., Honolulu FATHER AND SON WEEK S TO BE OBSERVED T.e county commttee of the Y. M. C. A. s plannng a county wde observance of Father and Son Week durng the annual dates November 2-- Gatherngs are beng arranged n a number of the communtes ncludng Kapaa, Lhuc, Koloa, l and Wamea. Jmmy Taylor, who has the dstncton of havng worked wth the solders of every alled army, wll upend the week on the sland as the guest of the county commttee and wll sprak at each gatherng. Specal muscal features are beng arranged to supplement the usual mass melody manglng. These features of the program coupled wth local oratoral talent assure one of the bg vents of the year for the men and boy3 of the county. FRST SECRETARY OF Y. M. C. A. ANSWERS THE LAST CALL "Uncle Robert" Wedensall, the frst employed secretary of the n ternatonal Y. M. C. A., ded at hs home n Yulan, Nebraska, Sept. 3. He was SG years old and had been actvely encaged n Y. M. C. work snce 8(8 when he was apponted the frst employed secretary of the nternatonal Y. M. 0. A. comlt tee. Y work n North Amerca ncreased durng hs servce from a round hundred of strugglng assocatons to 290, wth mllons nvested n buldngs and equpment and servng over a mllon men and boys. The foregn work of the Y. M. C. A. was opened the next year after he entered the work and now reaches nto every naton n the world wth the same message of strong body, clean mnd and rght heart. The funeral was conducted from the Omaha Assocaton buldng, Rchard C. Morse n charge. One of the men who was present, wrtes. " never attended a funeral where t seemed less lke one." Hs noble lte challenges everyone to bo fathful as he, even unto the end. Mr. Wedensall conceved the pos sbltes of the county type of assocaton work whch s now operatng n over 200 countes on the manland and n a number of for egn countres, and at present s beng gven a thorough demonstra ton on our sland. Uncle Robert started the frst ralroad work whch today s functonng n every ralroad center of mportance throughout the states. He also fostered the frst student work whch has ts branches n nearly every college and unversty of the cvlzed world. LHUE THREE-- CLUB GO 3 Hue ftaj CAMPNG Weather students wll recall what a beautful moonlght nght t was Frday, Just deal for campng, etc. Maybe t wouldn't have been for some folks who don't know the real test The real value of a motor lubrcant can be determned n only one way through ts use n the engne for whch t s ntended. Hence ths company mantans an engne-testn- g laboratory, equpped wth a Sprague dynamometer, n whch Zeroleneand other lubrcants are constantly beng tested under actual operatng condtons. Ths dynamometer laboratory s n charge of competent traned men, who spend all ther tme n conductng comparatve tests of Zerolene and other lubrcants n automoble, arplane, marne, truck and tractor engnes. Correcl Lubrcaton Recommendatons On the results of these tests, supplemented by equally careful tests n the feld and on the road, our Board of Lubrcaton Engneers bases ts Chart of Recommendatons. Close attenton s gven to the desgn and constructon of the engne. t s necessary to know, frt, the speed of the bearng surfaces; second, clearance between bearng surfaces; thrd, temperatures at whch bearngs operate; fourth, pressures exerted n each bearng; ffth, the means provded for the dstrbuton of the ol to each bearng. The recommendatons emboded n the Zerolene Chart are calculated wth the greatest precson, and f Zerolene s used n accordance wth them, correct lubrcaton and maxmum fuel mleage are assured. STANDARD OL COMPANY Calforna) more powerfspeed less frcton and wear thru Onrccl lubrcaton Y. M. C. A. NOTES Joy of sleepng on the ground n the ran, or lsterng to the patter of the drops upon the tent top. No ran could dampen the enthusasm of the members of the Three-- Club who left early Frday after noon to enjoy the Wapahe Slde and a nght n the open. True, no dry wood could be round for a fre, but cold beans and dogs are just as good eatng when camp ng and you can get hot stun at home. Sure, the blankets and thngs got wet. but that's a part of lfe. "t's an ll wnd that does not blow some good," the ran made the ground softrr to sleep on anyway, and the breadcruats ddn't break your teeth when you broke oft a hunk. t was a real campng experence and none of the followrg would have mssed t for anythng: Jmmy Clapper, Ken Bayless, Glen Hopper, Herb Smpson and Nel Locke. A BG NGHT N PAKALA Wth the help of Puhl boys, the Pakala Boys Club came across last Saturday wth a successful even ng's program. At 4:30 n the after noon words were passed from a per son's mouth to another person's ear and so t was untl 7 o'clock, the tme set for the openng of the entertanment. n one of the faml es the mother sad, "Now chld dear, we must hurry up and eat our supper and attend the show tonght." "What are we gong to have tonght?" remarked the chld "Well, haven't you heard, chld, that fve black men from Puhl have come over to stage a blackman's show?" the mother answered. The chld by ths tme became very nqustve and asked hs mother, "What are the black men gong to do, am afrad to see them, wll you take me along wth you mother?" "Yes, now let us fnsh wth our supper quckly, the show s gong to start n ten mnutes," sad the mother. The lad rushed thru hs meal and wated for hs mother at the door. He would not step one nch out n the darkness for fear the black man who could not be seen n the dark nght as t actually was. The mother came. "Come chld, we are gong to the show now." The boy grasped to hs mother's sde and very cautously stepped out nto the dark. The poor boy ddn't know whether he was afrad or whether he was smply curous. Arrvng at the scene, he felt somewhat relaxed. He notced many of hs playmates were there and gradually the nstnce of fellowshp had replaced the nstnct of fear. He began to talk and to play wth the other boys. He notced a bg crowd whch had gathered to see the show. He sad to hmself, " wonder whether these men, women, boys and grls are lke me, afrad of a black man?" He saw Manuel, a Portugu ese boy, by hs sde and nqured, "Say Manuel, aren't you afrad of black men?" "No," sad Manuel, " saw many-o- them n the U. S. army f when lved n Schofeld barracks." 'Well, tell me how they look. Do they have legs lke we have? What do they eat anyway?" asked the boy. "They are Just lke us the only dfference s that they are black, they even speak the Englsh language. Ther ancestors had come from Afrca, they are negroes, some tmes we call them colored people," repled Manuel. The boy looked at Manuel wth a smle and sad to hmself, "Well, heard of those blackmen. Jack Johnson, once a heavyweght champon boxer s one of the black man." "t s about 7 o'clock. wonder when ths show s gong to start?" the boy sad to hmself. He then saw a man of hs race standng be fore the group and began speakng n Japanese about the mportance of regsterng the brth of a chld to the terrtoral board of health, also the mportance of securng the terrtoral ctzenshp certfcate. Furthermore the boy heard from the speaker about the Amercan home lfe and the mportance of Chrstan Sunday schools and the Young Men's and Young Women's Chrstan As socaton Clubs n the buldng up of the lves of the boys and grls n the home. The boy who had become absorbed n the speaker's talk braced hmself up and sad to hmself, "There s a fne boys' club here at Pakala, when become ol age am gong to Jon that dub." As soon as the speaker got tnru talkng the black men stepped out on tho porch and began to stage the play. The boy became very nqustve and began to examne very closely the physcal and tho facal makeup of the actors, le nouceu that the black men were yet boys a years senor to hm. He notced tho thck red lps and a dstnct contrast between the color of ther face and the color of the neck. n attemptng to walk one of tho actors Jgged across the stage. The audence all burst nto laughng? and the boy n surprse sad, "Look! Look! Robert," who s a Flpno frend of hs, "that man has a danglng broken leg." "No," n pled Hubert," that s a negro jg. Yhn the show was over the actors washed the black off ther faces and reappeared before the aud-euc- The boy sad "What s ths am so afrad of?" The boy ddn't need hs mat her to go home wth hm. Some of the Japanese parents uttered statements of perfect reverence and surprse and congratulated the Puh boys for actng so well. After the show the older boys went out to the bach to stay over! nght. Whle t was daylght the boys had gathered lots of wood. Kl-- yoharu. the clown of the evenng, kndled the fre and n the meantme a real campfro was gong. Some Y. W. C. A. TO HOLD CONFERENCE OCTOBER 2728 Mss Fdth Hanson, county secre tary of the Y. W. C. A., announces that on Frday and Saturday, October 27 and 28, a conference of all county leaders of the above named organzaton wll he held at Papa- - llnahoa. Mss Alce u. Moore, or Honolulu, wll be present and wll gve an nspratonal outlne of the comng year's work. Mss Else Wl cox, wll, on Frday nght gve a talk on conventons attended durng the summer. Saturday mornng Rev.. G. Hall, wll address the conference. The remander of the tme wll be devoted to round table ds cussons on topcs pertnent to the year's program. A large attendance s expected. of tho boys stayed around the camp fre any enjoyed watchng the df ferent nstantaneous mages and fg ures appearng n the flames. Others carred torches and spears and nets and went out to the reef fshng. After preyng for an hour or so the boys came back wth lots of fsh mullets, peke, squd, mo, eel, etc. The boys broled the fsh over the charcoal and began to help themselves. The fsh was gone, the boys gathered around the fro and took a good nght's rest. Notcng around the camp fre n the mornng a tde mark was seen wthn ten feet of the fre, the boys all congratulated themselves although t was nature's handwork, that they dd not get wet by the lucomlng tde whle they were sound asleep. The fre was attnded to, and the boys gathered around the fre as comfortably as they could and closed up the happy occason wth a short sesson ot mornng watch. Let your Chrstmas presents be a joy throughout the year by gvng each of your frleuls a nce magazne. Send to the K. C. Hopper News Agency, Lhue, for a catalog. Phone 22-L-. Adv. The Mlburn Puncture-Proo- f Tube No punctures or slow leak from porous tubes. Your car goes anywhere and comes back agan wthout the usual tre mshaps. Rough roads, nals, and small bts of glass hold no terror for the users of MLBURN Puncture-Proo- f tubes. Szes from 28x3 to 37x5 Satsfacton SOLD Guaranteed BY J. C. JERVES KALAHAEO, KAUA Agent for Same WAMEA HOTEL Headquarter for TRAVELNG MEN and TOURSTS Rate per Week: $7.50, $25, $30, and $35 Rate per Month: $65, $75, $85 and $20 Telephone 32-- TEACHERS ATTENTON Teacher desrng to spend the summer vacaton n Honolulu, by communcatng wth the Roselawn, 366 Kng St., Honolulu, celebrated for t excellent cusne, reservaton wth board can be secured, and at the Beach Annex, 257 Kala-kau- a Ave., Walkkl, at reduced summer rate. THOUSANDS ARE USNG T B. B. C. (Body Buldng Compound) s a formula ot Medcal Hoots and Herbs, combned wth ron, that workng wth Nature, cleanse and strengthen the entre nteror machnery of the body, throwng off uekness and dsease and makng t tngle wth youthful vgor and reserve power. Weak, anaemc, rundown and nervous people are beneftted after only a week- - use n many nstances, Lqud or Tablets. Lhue Store, all druggsts and plantaton stores. Prce $.00. Specal, 6 for J 5.00 cash orders. Send money order and shppng drecton to Benson, Smth & Co. Ltd., Honolulu. RADOPHONE The latest source of NSTRUCTON and PLEASURE for the home Jave you heard the Honolulu Broadcastng Staton yet? We wll gladly gve you DEMONSTRATON A complete stock of Recevng Sets now on hand PRCES?75.00 UP All guaranteed to bng n Honolulu Programs. The better sets wll brng u programs from le bg manland statons Phone 0-- or the Wreless Staton for further partculars. We are Kaua Agents for the most satsfactory recevng sets now on the market The Kaua Telephonc Company, Have You Tasted t? LHUE SODA s made n nne flavors. Here we want to tell you about one: You have seen on many fountan stands, the brass-boun- d keg blnded "MAGNUS ROOT BEER TS FNE N THE STEN" The Root P.eer flavor of LHUE SODA s made of the same syrup. t's fne n the sten, syrup n the bottom of the glass, carbonated water added. t's even better u the bottle, because t s more fully carbonated and all the gas s retaned untl you drnk t. ts Good Because ts Made That Way For a case (24 bottles) phone 44L or 2W Kapaa Garage Co. KAPAA, KAUA General Automoble Reparng and Machne Work Tel. 288 L Battery Work a Specalty AGENTS FOR U. S. TRES EXDE BATTERES PABCOLN a P. O. Box 236, Llhu Ths s an nexpensve enamelled floor coverng whch has qualtes pecularly ts own. The enamel s baked onto the surface tll t s a part of the materal, just lke the enamel on a hgh class automoble. f t s kept waxed to preserve the surface t wll wear for years. t wll wear wonderfully well anyhow. We wll send samples and estmates. f you wll send a plan of your floor wth the correct dmensons of angles and jogs we wll send the PABCOLN all cut ready to put n place. Ths splendd nexpensve floor coverng s only one dollar a square yard. LEWERS & COOKE, LTD. C9 7 South Kng St., p. O. Box 2930, Honolulu

8 TE GARDEN SLAND TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, SPORTS- - Double Header Called On Account of Ran GAMES REPLAYED NEXT SUNDAY AND TCKETS WLL BE HONORED The double header at Wapoult last Sunday was called n the second nnng of the frst game on account of the ran. The double header wll be played next Sunday at the same place, but the frst game wll start at o'clock nstead of :30 so tha both games can be played. All tck ets boucht and all reservatons wll be honored at the double header next Sunday. Makee was loadng three to noth ng when the game was called. SENOR AND JUNOR TEAMS TE FOR SCHOOL FOOTBALL TTLE The Senor and Junor hgh school class teams played a 2 to 2 te last Frday afternoon at the hgh school grounds. The Junor team outweghed the Senors, but the Senors made up for ther lack of weght by fght and the speed of ther backfeld. The Senors were the frst to score makng a touchdown n the frst half. The Junors evened matters up soon after the second half started but the Senors jumped back nto the lead when they scored ther second touchdown. The Jnors evened up matters by scorng ther last touchdown just before the whstle blew. They had a chance to wn the game by kckng a goal but the Senors broke t up by blockng the kck. The Junors defeated the Freshmen-Sophomore combnaton 42 to 0. and the Senors defeated the same team 9 to 0. The Lhue-Make- e post season game wll be postponed untl next Sunday, wll be postponed untl Sunday, November. Makee vs. All Stars and East vs. West next Sunday at K.P.S.A.L. Ball Starts ts League Season CLOSE AND ONE SDED GAME MARK OPENNG OF THE LEAGUE The Kaua Publc Schools Athlet-- s league started ts playground baseball season las'., week and two rounds of games have been played. n the frst round the Makawell boys defeated Wamea at Wamea by the score of 30 to 2. The grls' game was forfeted to 'Wamea by Makawel. The Koloa boys' team defeated Kalaheo by the score of 6 to 3 whle the Kalaheo grls defeated the Koloa grls by the close score of 25 to 24. The Hanamaulu boys team defeated Hulea 4 to C and the Hanamau lu grls defeated the Hulea grls after a game fght by the smaller Bchool by the tght score of 0 to 9. NDOOR BASEBALL LEAGUE ABOUT READY TO START Jack Hanson announces that although the armory wll not be completed for sometme yet, that t wll be ready for ndoor games n about three weeks. Ths should nterest all former players n the ndoor league of last year and plans should be made to start out the league as soon as the armory s fnshed. t mght also be a good dea to plan on an d league usng Lhue and Makawel as the two centers for the teams. Kapaa, L hue and Koloa could use the arm ory for ther home grounds and McBryde, Makawel and Wamea could use the Makawel communty house. Another good dea would be to form the volleyball league agan so as to gve some of the less actve men a chance to take part. GOLF ELMNATON TOURNEY AT WALUA, SUNDAY The Walua Oolf Club wll hold ts frst elmnaton tournament next Sunday and all the members- - are urged to be on hand. The net score of 85 wll be the mark for the players to am at and all members qualfyng wll be entered n the second round whch wll take place on the followng Sunday. WALUA COURSE RECORD BROKEN, HONOLULU MAN Ben Nuole of Honolulu broke the Walua course record last week when he turned an 80 for the 8 holes. He also broke the record for 9 holes by turnng a 38. Hs core for the frst nne are as follows: Ths wll gve the local golfers some mark to shoot at for awhle. Nuole s a well khown golfer n Honolulu, beng a member of the Honolulu Golf Club. KAUA HGH AND VETS THANKSGVNG BATTLE CAUSES NTEREST The Thanksgvng Day game betwecn the Kaua hgh school and the Veterans s already causng nterest among the football fans and t s expected that the crowd wll be double the number that attended the frst game last year. Both teams wll be strengthened by th'e addton of new men, the man addtons n the hgh school beng n the backfeld, whle the vets have been strengthened con sderably n the lne. Another feature of the game wll be the fact that both teams wll be partally equpped at least wth foot ball suts, somethng that was entre ly lackng last year. Altogether there wll be better football as ths year's game owng to the experence that the hgh school has ganed n the past year. KAUA SOCCER LEAGUE TO HOLD MEETNG The Kaua Soccer League wll hold ts annual meetng and electon of offcers at the Koloa hall on Wednesday evenng. The purpose of the meetng s to outlne plans for the comng soccer season. Rep resentatves from each club n the league are requested to be present From Mane to Wakk the wld waves know them. Buy a and Bank the dfference. Henry Ford ORDER NOW We are now delverng cars at the lowest prces n the hstory of the motorng world. TOURNG Factory Prce $ Tax 9.72 Freght Kaua Prce $598. n THE Know What? JANTZEN SWMMNG SUT COUPE Factory Prce $ Tax Freght Kaua Prce $767.4 We have them n a varety of szes and colors for MEN WOMEN CHLDREN SEDAN Factory Prce $ Tax Freght 22.0 f ' Kaua Prce $834.8 Mal Orders wll have our prompt attenton C. B. HOFGAARD & CO., LTD. mmedate Delvery - Easy Terms TELEPHONE 5W WAMEA, KAUA

9 THE GARDEN SLAND TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 922 D A BG, STRONG, POWERFULTRE Look at the Goodyear Cord Tre. ts value s evdent the very sze of t, n that rugged thckness, that fnshed workmanshp, and that strong, tough, sharp-edge- d tread. On your car t wll A cr a qualty and length of servce such as no ther tre can gve. t wll hold the road th the clngng grp of ts famous All-Wor- th r Tread. t wll take the hlls all the power your engne delvers. And t wll wear wh vhe strength of a specal constructon that s desgned to stand up to thousands of mles of servce. Your Goodyear Dealer not only sells Goodyear Cord Tres. He servces them, so that you get out of them all the value bult nto them the utmost n tre value at low cost per tre mle. Goodyear Means Good Wear Lumber - Pants - Ols Mllwork of all Knds Buldng Materals Plumbng Fxtures Hardware Cement P. O. Box 42 Merchandse Department Kaua Ralway Company PORT ALLEN "BREAD TS SOMETHNG TO PUT MAJLE BUTTER OX" A chld's defnton but a good one. Phone 85 The rch, sweet, appetzng Male Butter from New Zealand s the fnest famly butter. t makes bread a treat and s splendd for flavorng and enrchng other eatables. Made by dary people n a dary country Metropoltan Meat Market HONOLULU Agents for Terrtory W The Garden sland Radq. Column By MKE O'FARAD STRAY WAVES RADO NEWS Hello everybody! We are stll reachng out. Pcked up Forth Worth Star-Telegraradophone staton BYZ Wednesday. They were talkng to another staton makng some tests. The voce was very clear; only a matter of mles! KGU, Honolulu Advertser, Wed nesday nght sent out some real musc. Ray West's muscal Westerners performed. Ray D. Phone had the nsulaton strpped from hs tuner the other nght. Howzzat? Recevng sharp waves. Hello, Mrs. Woltcrs. Sometme when you are n the homestead secton, drop nto Lvesey'a house 2:30 p.m. and hear the stock market come n. Rado fans on Onhu are pckng up coast musc too. Everybody's dong t. lletter get your rado set now before the Chrstmas rush. A complete dsplay of rado sets wll be on dsplay n the electrc store just as soon as Mr. Wood Kets the telephone fnshed. When central s n the new buldng, don't get mad when she says, "lne'b busy," she s probably lstenng to rado musc out of the ar. Better hang up and come over and lsten, too. Our frend. Statc s n today. He wll probably be on the ar tonght at ntervals wth a few selectons on the snare drum wth the latest Machne Shop Blues, and Boler-Maker- s' March, and endng up wth an mtaton of a freght tran wreck. COMMERCE CHAMBER HOLDS MEETNG (Contnued from Page One) month and the cost per foot averages about $300. One of the mechancal problems of quarryng the rock has been the removal of a layer of earth about 50 feet deep on top of the rock and ths has formerly been handled by donkey engnes and scrapers, but a new system wll be nstalled and hydraulc slucng wll be used. The engne, whch s of 80 horsepower standard, wll be used to drve a pump wth a capacty of 200 gallons a mnute. The pump has not arrved but t s expected n the next two weeks so that Kaua people wll have the opportunty of wtnessng hydraulc mnng n acton even though there s no gold on the sland. Major Johnson then closed by answerng a number of questons asked by the varous members and at the concluson of hs speech consderable satsfacton was expressed by the members n regard to the nformaton so ably expressed by the Major. Senator John Wse then was called upon by Presdent Sloggett and he told the chamber that f elected he would do all n hs power to see that the work on the breakwater was carred on to completon. L. R. Jackson, heud of the manual tranng department then spoke n the absence of F. J. Dollnger n regard to the techncal tranng at the Kaua hgh school. Mr. Jackal gave the chamber some of hs deas on the subject and also gave out the ultmate plan of the school n turnng out boys who would be ready to take up the varous trades on the completon of ther school work. After a short nformal dscusson the meetng adjourned. t H6HT PHONE: Wreless College Enterng a feld of almost lmtless possbltes n the realm of educaton, Tuft's College recently announced the completon of plans for what s destned to be the world's frst wreless college. A seres of lectures wll be gven twce a week, broadcasted by radophone to more than 35,000 persons scattered n a great crcle stretchng from Wsconsn to northern Florda. There wll be no lmt to the number of pupls to ths college. All you need wll be a rado recevng set. Jyomng has come thru wth several broadcastng statons, thus makng at least one staton n every state n the Unon. KFAF, of Denver, Colorado, now has the most powerful staton west of Chcago. They use two 250 wntt tubes. The large horns used durng the war n England as lsteners for detectng ar raders are now beng us'd as radophone loud speakers. A new class of radophono broadcastng staton known as Class B has been establshed. Ths class of staton works on 400 meters wave length and the power used s between 500 and 000 watts. The feature of ths class s that no "canned musc" s allowed except n emergency or between ntermsson perods of the regular program. The 00 K W vacuum tube has arrved. t has just been produced by the Bell telephone laboratores and s powerful enough to mantan a constant wreless communcaton across the Atlantc ocean. The tube s about two feet long, has grd and flament nsde and the metal plate outsde but sealed to the glass tube and water cooled. Temperature from zero to 300 degress can be wthstood wthout breakng down the vacuum nsde the tube. EVANGELCAL ASSOCATON The Kaua Evangelcal Assocaton met n Koloa Sunday for a three days Besson. The frst day was marked by a general "hoke" whch conssted of productons from all the Sunday schools of the sland. The char man, Hon. Wn, Hyde Rce, sad that t was ore of the best he had attended n recent years. A song contest under the auspces of the Chrstan Endeavor, was con ducted n the afternoon, and t proved to be a real treat. A slver cup was offered whch must bo won three tmes. Hanale, by unanmous vote of the judges and audence, was gven the decson and from the excellent musc whch they gave wll be strong contestants n the future. An nternatonal Young People's servce was conducted at the evenng hour. Despte the nclement weather the house was packed wth choce young people from all parts of the sland. Kev. Judd and Rev. Davs gave bref nspratonal addresses. After the very go.d musc, rendered by specal groups, "The Sn of Alab," a bblcal drama was presented, and was sad by those who saw t, to have been very good, ndeed. The scene was lad n Samara, the captol of srael, the latter part of the tenth century B. C. Those who were unable to attend the drama can read the same by turnng to Frst Kngs. The drama was promoted, drlled and costumed by Rev. R. W. Bayless, Mrs. Alma Rogers and Mrs. Edth Troeler. The cast of characters were: Ahab, Kng of srael Jacob Maka. Jezebel, hs wfe Mss Rosale Lowell. Jonas, a boy favorte of Ahab Charley Gokan. Obadah, head of Ahab household Tmothy Montgomery. Naboth, a natve of Jezrecl Rchard Rce. Eljah, the prophet Thomas Vance. Let your Chrstmas presents be a joy throughout the year by gvng each of your frends a nce magazne. Send to the K. C. Hopper News Agency, Lhue, for a catalog. Phone 22-L-. Adv. W WRELESS "R RTEf: OlDKDV HUSH TUP 0 DOUBlC lutd coac " AS MttMT lltt- (T Wfl).00 CftCM HPTtONH VHP.04 " STBAW SJRGl. mst tt uct. t ru. Tm tut vm KTO TUtTtO nuturl TELEPHONE Mllf WFELESS D E TT--, LHUE, KRUH. Tll SONDlt KCtflt CO., s 4 OfTCt H0OHS:.30"PAto s som 9UNVRY van-r- loan.!srjatn-see- d Roofng OH y " Economy Ssl'W Von want n roofng that wll gve long servce. Von are sure of at least fve, ten or ffteen.years' servce, accordng o thckness, when yun buy Ccrtun-tvvd-. Vcrtun-tcc- d roofs have made good am gven much longer servce n every part of He world. Vast resources and great economes n Vrrtun trrd manufacturng and dstrbuton enable us to sell you ths hghest qualty roofng for practcally the same prce you would pay for lower qualty n other brands. For temporary uses, (luard Hoofng made by Vcrttn-tevwll gve satsfactory servce at a very low prce. Pan-Pacf- c Gertah-tee- d. Wholesale Dstrbutors OTCL am BKTK, STS. Traders, Ltd. for Hawa HONOLULU B uy and Bank the dfference. Nawlwl Garage New Federal Buldng, Honolulu, Furnshed Wth THE PERENNAL WNDOW SHADE JACK DREW, Sol Agent P. O. Box 335 HONOLULU, T. H. nformaton upon request of course - - Hawaan Kona s the Best We don't need to tell you that. Just wanted you to form the good habt of askng your grocer for Kona Coffee wth the red label n one pound packages or fve pound cans. WHOLESALE AMFAC SPECAL Kona Coffee THE CHOCE OF THE, PCK DSTRBUTORS Theo. H. Daves & Co., Ltd. HONOLULU AND HLO Sugar Factors and Commsson MPORTERS OF GENERAL MERCHANDSE GENERAL HARDWARE Merchants Bulders' Hardware, crockery, Glassware, Slverware, Sportng Goods, Fshng Tackle, Frearms, Ammunton, Sates, Refrgerators, Spurk Plugs, Flashlghts, Pants, Varnshes, Brushes Ols, Greases, Harness, Saddlery, Roofng, Trunks, Sut Cases, Etc., Etc. GROCERES Fancy and Stape Lnes, Feed, DRY GOODS Etc. Shoos, Tolet Supples, Statonery, Etc., Etc. NSURANCE AGENTS Wrters of Fre, Marne, Compensaton, Automoble and Mscellaneous nsurance Polces AGENTS FOR Canadan-Australa- n Royal Mall Steamshp Lne Upon applcaton nformaton wll be cheerfully furnshed la regard to any other lnes la whch you may nterested. ft

10 MRS. J. H. MORAGNE GVES BRDGE Mrs. J. H. Moragno entertaned tho Llhuo hgh and tho Llhuo grammar school teachers last Frday afternoon wth a very enjoyable brdge party. BEATRCE AKO CHNG BECOMES BRDE OF N. C. TOM Mss Beatrce Ako Chlng, of Wal nea, becano tho brde of N. C. Tom of Honolulu last Saturday ovenlnp at a very pretty weddng at the Watmca Hawnllan church, lev. M K. Carver offcatng. Tho brdal party was made up of Mss 'rscllla Charman as malt' of honor, whle loso Ako Chlng am nolle Tsark were the brdesmads. Two younger ssters of the brd acted as flower grls. A recepton was held nt the home of the brde's father lnmedlato after tho weddng and a large num bcr of frends gathered to gve tho best wshes to the young couple. After a honeymoon n Honolulr the ncwlyweds wll return to Vnl nea where they wll make tholr home. SOCAL NOTES MRS. C. L. LANE HONORS TEACHERS Mrs. C. L. Lane entertaned at a very delghtful brdge tea last Wednesday afternoon n honor of tho teachers of Llhuo grammar school. MSS LOEHR ANNOUNCES HER ENGAGEMENT Mrs. Frank Bechcrt and Mrs. Gus lar llcchcrt entertaned at the for nor's homo n Nuuanu valley Tues day afternoon n honor of Mss Anna Loehr of Kaua. Tho affar was a surprso shower. The Bechert homo was prettly decorated wth mxed flowers n soft shades. When all tho guests had assembled, Mss Loehr an nounced her engagement to Wllam Spllner of Maul. The weddng wll take nlacc shortly after Chrstmas n Honolulu. Mss Loehr attended St, Andrew's Prory and s well known on Kaua. Mss Emma Luke of the county treasurer's offce was a returnng passenger ths mornng on the Clau dne. CHANGE N S. S. Duo to annual nspecton and general repars, the S. S. CLAUDNE wll be lad up from October 25th to November 2nd. Tho abovo vessel wll sal wth passengers and general freghts for Ahuklnl on Monday, October 23rd, but on her roturn wll sal from Ahuklnl to Honolulu on Tuesday, October 24th, at C p.m. nstead of on Wednesday, October 25th, at 5 p.m. Sho wll omt her regular trps to Nawlllwtll and Ahuklnl on October 20th and October 30th. Nawlllwlll frolght wll bo receved on Tuesday and Wednesday, October 24th and 25th to go forward by the S. S. Knau salng at 8 p.m. on October 25th. The S. S. CLAUDNE wll bo on tho loadng berth for Nawlllwlll nnd Ahuklnl on Wednesday, November st and Thursday, November 2nd, and wll sal on the latter dato at 8 p.m., and returnng wll sal from Ahuklnl on Saturday, November 4th at 5 p.m. nter-slan- d Steam Nav. Co., Ltd. Honolulu, T. H. Oct. G (Oct ) THE QAftDBtt SLAND TUESDAY, OCTOBER SALNG SCHEDULE CLAUDNE CHANGE N SALNG SCHEDULE S. S. KNAU Joe Smpson returned on the Clau For Week October 4. Mrs. Malcolm of Wallha was r dne ths mornng after a flyng trp returnng passenger on the Cloudlnc to Honolulu. Due to the annual nspecton on ths mornng. Saturday, -- November 4th, the abovo E. Damkroger, welfaro drector of vessel wll sal from Honolulu for ADVERTSER MANAGER Makawel returned ths mornng Koloa, Port Allen and Wjalmea wth MARRED N HLO from a bref vst to Honolulu. general freghts va Nawlllwlll wth Charles S. Crane, manager of the mall and passengers on Monday, Advertser Publshng Co., and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lydgate, who October 30th, nnd returnng wll Emma S. Thompson, both of Honolulu, were marred n Hllo on two weeks, where Mr. Lydgate has vember 2, at a.m. and Nawlllwlll have been n Honolulu for the past sal from Wnlmea on Thursday, No- October Cth. been undergnog treatment, return on Thursday at 5 p.m., arrvng Mr. and Mrs. Crane are at the ed on the Claudne ths mornng. back at Honolulu on Frday, No Volcano House near tho crater of vember 3rd. Klauea, where they wll spend two M. R. Jardlne of Kalaheo return nter-slan- d Steam Nav. Co, Ltd weeks. On ther return to Honolulu ed from Honolulu ths mornng on Honolulu, T. H. Oct. C they wll make ther home at the the Claudne. (Oct ) Crane resdence, Ocean Vew Drve, Kamuk. The weddng of tho Advertser EVERY KAUA CAR OWNER manager came as a complete surprse to hs many frends n Honolulu. On hs leavng for Hllo last WHO BUYS Saturday only a few ntmate frends were aware of the approachng marrage. A MCHELN CORD TRE Mrs. Crane, and her daughter, Mss s our reference as to Margaret Thompson, who was a MCHELN QUALTY wtness to her mother's weddng, wore vstors on Kaua about three weeks ago. KAUA GARAGE ' Tho Garden sland extends congratulatons to the happy couple. - 24, 922 B ase KAUA DOUBLE Ball L ANNOUNCES AT A eague HEADER WAPOUL RACE TRACK SUNDAY, OCT. 29 TCKETS FOR LAST SUNDAY'S GAMES WLL BE HONORED FRST GAME AT Makee vs. All-Sta- rs SECOND GAME O'CLOCK East Kaua vs. West Kaua LHUE-MAKE- E Admsson 25c Chldren 5c Autos 50c RESERVED AUTO SPACE MAY BE SECURED FROM G. M. SHAK, HAWAAN CANNERES. A FEW HOLDAY SUGGESTONS ANNOUNCEMENT MeCalls Magazne Today's Housewfe Wonuns Home Companon Delneator Amercan boy Hoys Lfe Youths Companon Popular Mechancs Popular Scence Monthly Practcal Electrcs Amercan Golfer Outers Recreaton Feld and Stream Natonal Sportsman Flm Fun Moton Pcture Classc Shadowland Magaznes the Lades Would Enjoy Magaznes 22L Lades Home Journal Modern Prsclla Vogue Pctoral Hevcw the Busness Man What every busy man wants to know. Wtl lmted tme for readng, how can a busness man keep well nformed on busness and fnancal condtons? JEUJJ JS THE ANSWER Forbs Magazne Revew of Revews Popular Scence Monthly Collers Amercan Magazne Saturday Evenng Post Current Opnon The Mentor Correct Englsh Bookman Educatonal Foundatons TELEPHONE for Magaznes for Boys and John Martn's St. Ncholas Lttle Folks Educatonal Magaznes Scentfc Magaznes Sports and Outdoors oton Pctures Grls PRCES ON APPLCATON TO THS Book Lterary Revew Normal nstructor-prmar- y Plans Prmary Educaton Rado News Scentfc Amercan Baseball Magazne All Outdoors Adventure Outng Magazne Move Weekly Photo-Pla- y Magazne Screenland The K. C. Hopper News Agency LUUE, KAUA S. Harry Oka, formerly of the Hlo Drug Co. and untl recently wth the Hawaan Drug Co. of Honolulu wshes to announce the openng of the KAPAA DRUG COMPANY at Kapaa, on the premses formerly occuped by the Kaua Drug Company. For two weeks, from Oct. 24 to November 7 a specal dscount of 25 per cent wll be gven to the purchasers of all artcles n the store, except ce cream and cold drnks Fresh Velvet ce Cream from the Honolulu Darymen's Assocaton wll be sold regularly, and everythng n the latest lne of Drugs and Tolet Artcles wll be aval able Kapaa Drug Company S. HAUHY OKA, Propretor