Maui Takes Many. Prizes At Fair. Had Biggest Exhibit Outside Of Oahu First In Cattel Horses And Hogs Good Showing In Foods

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1 MILS NEXT WEEK LTEST SUSR QUOTTIONS By request of the Navy Department CsaU Dollars no menton of movement of vessels rb. far Ua wll be made In future n the MUI NEWS. Todays Quotaton $20.0 Last Prevous NINETEENTH YER WILUKU, MUI CO., HWII, FRIDY, JUNE 4, 98, NUMBER y.v Mau To Lose 500 Or MoreBy Draft Call Comes For July Total Of 4336 Is sked For Men Wll Be Notfed When To Report The Maul News wreless reported ths week that the lone expected draft ral had come, and that 4336 men of -- Clans l are to be called to the colors July. No further nformaton regardng detals have been receved snce ths. The call wll presumably take about two-thlrd- a of the Class -- l men n the terrtory. Mau has a total of 763 men of ths class, and her proporton of the quota called for would be 508. Sherff Clem Crowell, who s head of the local draft board, s n Honolulu ths week and wll probably have further nformaton when he returns tomorrow. It s known that the men wll be assembled at Waluku, Laha-na-, and Paa, and that the plantatons wll help to gather the draftees together at these ponts. The men to be called wll each be sent an offcal notce tellng them where and when to report, and ths tme wll mark the begnnng of ther status as solders of the Unted States. nother Regstraton Soon It s also announced that the draft boards, probably on July 3, wll begn regsterng young men who have become 2 years of ago snce the frst draft regstraton. lso men who on account of varous physcal dsabltes were placed In deferred class-flcatlobut who have snce become sound, are to be reexamned an placed n Class -- l f all rght. May Furlough Draftees The recept of a lot of blank furlough applcaton forms by the draft board ths week, ndcates that t may be the ntenton to turn back at least a part of the draftees to the plantatons on furlough. The number called out s much more than needed to fll the natonal guard. The furlough form applcatons referred to are specfcally on the ground of need for men n agrcultural work. Mau Grls Workng Reserve Is Started Grls Of Schools Demand To Work To Help Wn The War Far ssocaton Takes Matter Up Everybody Helpng Maul has Inaugurated the "Mau Grls Workng Reserve". It s beng organzed along the lnes of the U. S. Boys Workng Reserve, and lke ths last mentoned movement on Mau s beng fathered by the Mau County. Far & Racng ssocaton. Robert. Judd, who was recently apponted by the far assocaton, to head the boys organzaton for Mau, wll also be at the head of the grls organzaton. Pledge cards have already been sent out throughout the county to school prncpals, and an enrollment of between 500 and 000 grls s expected wthn a few days. The organzaton of the grls reserve s entrely a Maul enterprse. It has no drect connecton wth the federal government as has the boys movement, whch was naugurated by the U. S. department of labor and s naton-wd- e n Its scope. But the spontaneous demand of Mau grls for a part n the patrotc work of help ng ndustres that wll help to wn (Contnued on Page Eght.) Ht-- Former Bank Breaker rrested In Makawao Mancho Baker, a Porto Rcan who served a term n the county jal for attemptng to break nto the vault of the Bank of Maul several years ago, was arrested on Wednesday of ths week charged wth the burglary of a number of homes n Makawao. The arrest was made by the deputy sherff of Makawao, and t s sad that Baker has confessed the robberes, amountng n all to $36. Practcally all of ths money was found on the prsoners person when arrested. Baker s the man who, whle an Inmate of the Waluku jal, systematcally robbed the jal of ts po supply for some weeks before hs gult was establshed. HS SON-IN-L- RRESTED ON CHRGE OF STELING GOLD Joe Ole, Jr., of Waehu, has been arrested by the polce on charge of stealng $20 n gold from hs father n-la- E. K. Kekupae, wth whom he lves.. He s charged wth larceny n the 2nd degree. Ole s sad to have taken the money from a trunk, and that he and hs wfe then made a trp to Puunene where they had a Joyous tme n spendng t. Sec. Lane nd Party Expected Next Week To rrve Monday Nght, Hold Recepton Tuesday Mornng, Vst Hale-aka- la Wednesdays nd Return To Honolulu By Claudne Secretary of the Interor Frankln K. Lane, Governor Pnkham, Governor- -Elect McCarthy, and other members of the Secretarys party, are expected to arrve on Mau next Monday nght. They wll probably return to Honolulu by the Claudne on Wednesday evenng. The party went to Hawa by the Mauna Kea on Wednesday, and s now vstng the Volcano and lookng nto land matters on the Bg Island. Whle here t s understood that a short recepton wll be hold n Waluku on Tuesday mornng, followng whch the vstors wll be shown varous ponts of nterest on Mau before the ascent of Haleakala s made n the evenng. Up to the present tme no drect nformaton has been receved regardng the partys plans for vstng Mau, but when t left Honolulu the Mau trp has been pretty defntely decded upon. The trustees of the chamber of commerce wll meet tomorrow mornng at 0 oclock to make arrangements for entertanng the dstngushed vstors durng the short tme they wll be here. In the party pre Secretary and Mrs. Lane and Mss Lane, ssstant Secretary of the Interor Edgar C. Bradley and Mrs. Bradley, Governor Pnkham, Governor-elec- t McCarthy, Senator Shngle, ttorney General Smth, Deputy ttorney General Irwn, Surveyor Kanakanu, and members of the Honolulu press. Secretary Lane s partcularly Interested In Mau on account of Haleakala as a part of the Hawa natonal park. Ball Teams Suffer When Guard Leaves Patched Up ggregatons Wll Try Conclusons On Damond Sunday Beleved Draft Wll bout Wpe Out Baseball On Mau The baseball seres whch was In terrupted last Sunday by the depart ure of the natonal guard companes, wll be taken up where t was left off next Sunday. The frst game wll be between the junor teams, Cubs and Paa Stars. The senor game to follow wll be played by the Walukus and the Paa. Both game epromse to be nterestng on account of the losses whch all teams have suffered through the callng out of the guardsmen. Waluku Is probably hardest ht, havng lose seven players, as follow. h Kong, short; Joe Rodrgues, 3rd; Jas. Enos, 2nd; Joe Slva, center; Henry Shm, left; Frank Bal, rght; Frank Correa, substtute. Puunene has lost Hansen, Cockett, and Ptcher Koan. The teams have have been flled from the junor teams, and the results are a matter of speculaton as yet. Sundays games wll throw some lght on the matter. Whether t wll be possble to get any teams together at all after the draft leaves on July, s now consdered very doubtful, as most of the players not In the guard are Included n the draft. Mr. Tmmons m Leavng Waluku, June 4. To My Maul Frends: I wll be leavng Mau from Lahana by the Mauna Kea tonght, and on such short, wreless notce that I wll not be able to say "good-bye- " to many whom I would lke so much to see agan before gong. I go to Honolulu to take a very satsfactory poston, but my work wll be of cuch a char acter as to keep me n constant touch wth Maul. For a quarter of a century Mau has been my favorte sland, and I can al most (or qute) say that Mau people have been my favorte people. My experences of nearly a year here have not altered these mpreuslons, and Maul wll always fnd n me a sncere CLUDINE frend and "booster". loha, L. D. TIMMONS. BOT CPSIZES IN SURF T KIPHULU heavy surf at Klpahulu on Wed nesday mornng capszed a boat of the steamer Claudne, and lost a boat load of mscellaneous freght. Several members of the crew are reported to have been panfully hurt n the accdent, and to have had narrow escapes from drownng. ll roads of "servce" lead to France. Mau Guardsmen Get Heartfelt Send-O- ff Tears Mark The Leavng Of Local Companes Thousands Gather t Kahulu To Take Part In Patrotc Program In Ther Honor There were tears and sobs mngled wth the cheers and laughter and musc that marked the departure of Maura Natonal uuardsmen for real war duty last Sunday afternoon. nd as the Inter-Islan- steamer Klonuen backed away d from the wharf at Kahulu at 6 oclock, the wet eyes were not confned to mothers, wves and sweethearts left behnd, for many a young solder leanng over the vessels ral had hs last glmpse of loved ones dmmed by a mst of tears. But Maul made a brave show n sendng her sons away to take ther place wth the defenders of lberty. From before 3 oclock untl the boat left, thousands of people from all parts of central Mau packed the approach to the wharf almost to suffocaton, all anxous to shake hands wth the solder boys acd to wsh them Godspeed on ther way. commttee of the Mau branch of the mercan Defense Socety, headed by J. J. Walsh had prepared a program of musc and addresses on short notce for the occason. The place had been decorated wth flags and buntngs, and a stand erected for the Puunene band and another for the speakers. The band kept up strrng musc throughout the afternoon. Short patrotc addresses were made by Mr. Walsh, Sherff Clem Crowell, and County ttorney E. R. Bevns. The young solders were assured of the loyal home support of Mau, and that ther future would contnue to bo a matter of frst nterest and prde for all Maul people. (Contnued on Page Eght.) Pneapple Company Is Warnng Growers Feas Plant Wll Be Swamped By Tremendous Yeld In 920 Unless Halt Is Called Hgh Prces Stmu late Plantng Because the Haku Frut & Pack ng Company rears that t wll not have capacty suffcent to pack the 320 yeld of frut on Mau, growers have been lately warned aganst makng any further plantngs ths present season. There are sad to be already U00 acres or more of ths year s plant Ings whch wll come Into bearng 920. Ths does not nclude any of tne company s own plantngs. n offcal of the cannery company, n confrmng the report that growers have been warned aganst plantng more frut ths year.stated that wth the rattoon crop due to come off n 920 a total of 2000 or more acres of frut may be counted on for that year. t the conservatve estmate of 5 tons per acre, ths wll yeld about 30,000 tons of frut, equvalent to between 900,000 and,000,000 cases of canned pneapple. No cannery n the terrtory has yet had a years pack of ths sze. The Haku cannery, whch wll ths year handle the frut heretofore packed by the Mau Pneapple Company, expects to pack ths season between 350,000 and 400,000 cases. The 99 pack wll probably run about 600,000 and the 920 pack close to a mllon cases. Doubt as to the companys ablty to expand ts plant rapdly enough to handle the enormous tonnage In sght, s reason for the warnng to the growers. The hgh prces at present and n prospect have stmulated a great amount of plantng durng, the past year. v- - Mrs. E. P. Irwn, wfe of the cty edtor of the Pacfc Commercal dvertser, ded at her home n Kal-mulast Sunday after a several months llness. Mrs. Irwn was the guest of Mrs. W. J. Cooper at Haku some months ago and wll ho remembered by a number of Mau people. Mau Takes Many Przes t Far Had Bggest Exhbt Outsde Of Oahu Frst In Cattel Horses nd Hogs Good Showng In Foods (By Specal Correspondence to the MUI NEWS) Honolulu, June 2 Mau has made an excellent showng at the bg terrtoral far n Honolulu, n the showng made and przes won, and the show s not yet ended. Not only has Maul taken perhaps n more promnent part n the far than any other county except Oahu, but she has carr ed off her full share of przes n almost, every department except cats. Mau apparently snt strong on cats. Mau made her bg showng n beef cattle and hogs. Practcally all the przes n the berdeen ngus and the Hereford classes were pulled down by Mau exhbtors of cattle, the Grove Ranch takng most n the former and H. W. Rce the bg majorty n the last named class. Rce also wll take home wth hm a number of grand champon rbbons for hs hogs. The Honolua Ranch,and the Molo-ka- Ranch were also n the cattle and hog przes n lmted degree. Mau had lttle to offer n dary cat tle, though George P. Cooke drew frst for best aged mported yreshre cow, j and Mrs. Frank Baldwn had the best aged mported Jersey bull on exhbton. Frst In Horses Mau took all the przes for Hawaan bred saddlo stallons, and the same for heavy mported draft ttallons. number of other frsts were won n the horse class by Mau men. The Waluku Sugar Company was wnner n cane exhbts, the best ponter dog n the slands was entered by Mrs. Beggs, of Puunene; Dwght Baldwn won a number of przes for rabbts, and James Lndsay of Haku (Contnued on Page tt Two.) Pupls Gve Holday To Help Red Cross Young Workers t Kahulu Settng Good Example Three Days Week For Cross Unt Red The chldren of the Kahulu School pave up ther holday on Tuesday the th and spent the day dong Red Cross work. They fnshed twelve pllows, twelve slps and a number of layette artcles. Ths school has been turnng n regularly an excellent amount of work. It has two clppng machnes whch the chldren make good use of. The Unt has moved from the Semnary to the Communty House. Lockers, tables and stools have been put n, and the rooms are to be open three days a week for workers: all day Monday Thursday mornng, and Frday morn ng. t the meetng on Monday mornng Juno 0th, a vote of thanks was tendered to Mss Heusner for the use of the semnary sewng room and for her knd hosptalty to the members of the. unt. Tha "Kahulu Unt s usng the electrc gauze cutter for cuttng out hosptal, garments and fnds pat t lessens and. lghtens ther worn consder ably. Plantaton Workers r Wll Help Wn War...,r r. Me-- t the wheat crss by tec, Ing the "wheatlrs8-fouby- - vest. club, Sur- - BIG BTTLE SLOWING UP-LLIE- SLINES HOLD Most Desperate Fghtng Of War For Past Two Weeks Huns Make Lttle Gan t Enormous Cost Outlook Very Hopeful FIKIJ) TOLD TO RICC, ST ICR MORK DR.MTl.KS Honolulu, June Feld nstructed to regster those who rcael-e- u twenty-on- e snce last regstraton, on July 3st. He s also nstructed to rase classfcaton of many n Class who were tcnrarly hoard of medcal examners wll weed out defects. Far wll reman open over Sunday. I5SEr.U, SCORES Sacramento, San Francsco I.ous-Phladelph- 3; Oakland 3. Vernon 0; St. a N-- 9 nnngs. Ths last s the season record. LLIES HVE HELD ND IUXS RE I.LKED Xew York. June 4 German offensve between Montdder and Xoyon, south of Ose and on eastern frnge of Vllers-Cottere- woods, ts s apparently on the wane. In former sector the ferce resstance of French and lles forced foe to cede some ground. The volence of the enemy attacks on the east sde of the Ose caused some French retrement, but a terrble prce was pad for ths rectfcaton and straghtenng of the German lnes. Whether enemy s ready to offer up smlar.gc sacrfces to straghten the sne salent remans to be seen. Ger- - mans have not recovered from the severe blow rrcneh ntlcted on the left flank, lars reports, say that the battle has queted down. The French recaptured the vllage of Mlcoccue, the loss of whch had compelled the retrement on Wednesday. Concentrated fre between French guns caught xnverful Geroan forces attemptng a counter attack between Courclles and Mery. Enormous losses were nflcted and drove back the Germans who secured ther only footng at Laversne whch they held. ll ther other attempts faled dsastrously. In Macedona many prsoners were taken and four heavy and sx lght cannon. The French occuped eleven vllages. BRITISH DOING GOOD IR WORK London, June French front Wednesday downed 5 planes and lost one. The Brtsh front downed fve and lost two. Rads made upon Brugges and elsewhere. Twenty-tw- o tons of explosves were dropped n 2 successful rads on Melzablons staton and sdngs on Thursday. Dropped ton of explosves on factores and statons at Dllpgen. Two drect hts of furnaces observed. MERICN LINES UNBROKEN Wash-ngton-, June 4 Complete repulse of enemy attacks north-ve- st of Chateau Therry wth heavy German losses s reported. Nght communque reports mercan lnes ntact. mercan avators successfully bombed ralroad staton at Commary and Baroncourt on the Toule sector. One hundred and eght war crosses were dstrbuted Tuesday for gallantry. mercan avator arrested and wll be tred at general court martal for attemptng to send uncensorcd photographs to merca, of attack by mercan expedtonary who was returnng but who was also arrested at a base port. MILLIONIRES PROPERTY SEIZED FOR TXES San Francsco, June Four offcals seze Mller propertes and announce wll sell same on June 29th, unless nearly seven mllon n taxexs are pad. PRESIDENT WNTS FORD IN SENTE Washngton, June I Ford urged by presdent to accept Democratc nomnaton for senator from Mchgan. Queston now s wll hs own party endorse. MEXICN ND CNDIN WTERS MY BE CLOSED London, June 4 Exchange telegram says German admralty ntends to declare coast waters of Mexco and Canada as closed zone and to warn neutral shppng. nother exchange telegram says Von Sed-le- r resgned Wednesday but resgnaton was not accepted. GERMNS CLIM 5,000 PRISONERS Berln, (Offcal), June 4 French counter between Royeestress and St. Dnar repulsed. 5,000 lles wth 50 guns captured snce the begnnng of the offensve. It s admtted French have captured some Gf.rman guns. Chcago, June 4 Presdent s meetng medcal assocaton. Is attended by 8,000 old mercan solders. 77 UKSD. l U I EX IXC Honolulu, June 3 ll of class l draft men unlkely to be called, says Feld who sets July 3 as date of regstraton of all those attanng 2 years snce former regstraton date. rt enthusastc meetng of the lead (Contnued on Patjc Three.) ng employees of the H. C. & S. Co., a-- v u held on Thursday evenng of last YOUNG MTEURS DISTINGUISH weekat the Puunene theater, at SELVES IN CLEVER whch Manager Frank Baldwn ap OPERETT" pealed to the workers of the bg plan-- The operetta "Prncess Chrys ".Tm.-J-,-. XT " I" 7- - SESSION 0:30. M. JUNK themum", offfttdw.-- gven at the Waluku me and auspces Is sad to have been perhaps the bes aea xo ts! Poton work tun tme, ana werea. Eva Plantaton Company tnus n amateur performance of casure to make up for the loss of Hawaan Commercal & Sugar Co the kn ever attempted many on Maul. The workers through the callng McBryde Sugar Company tutv..ht ful lttle play was produced of unt the natonal guard and the Cahu Sugar Company the drecton of Harry Washbj lmft. " - Olaa Sugar Company 4, Baldwn and Mrs. P. H. Ross. In the past t has been the custom f lk..... m r uuuut-- m me l nany employees to work only the Poneer Mll Company juub t-- luruer,,,v are reported to have shown a mud,,,,,,, -- " fujt n U III,:., Waalua grcultural Company,wv?,h,n., nl onrt? Honolulu Brewng & Maltng Company P ll J?t?r T rthtvrv response Mneral Products Company,r to Mr. Baldwns d ", Honolulu Consoldated Ol Company.. 9 lmost all of the parts, however, wer. fhmu,hat arked well banded, mprovement f D.?."?vea. a wll and the weeks hard be the result Eugl Copper Company of work of everyone, R. Wads worth, wth the charman of the Mountan Kng Mne connected affar s fully deservng of the apprecaton expressed by those prvleged loealvar Savngs Stamp commttee. Hawaan Sugar Company palo uefd tne workers to save ther to see money) through Onomea Sugar Company the results. nvestng n War Savn! Thrft Stamps. He suggested. taa.luaus and other celebratons Oahu Ralway Land Company Hawaan Pneapple Company of brthdays and annversares be cut Mutual Telephone Company out rll alter the war, and the money,... afn Carlo WIRELESS MRKET QUOTTIONS Wna Bngham r 27.C0 40., 3., 5., 2S V u

2 TWO Mau Takes Many Przes t Far (Contnued from Page One.) took frst prze for n pen of barred Plymouth Koch chckens. Maul also drew frst prze on qualty of pneapples. Mau Shows Food Products Mau has a great exhbt of a wde varety of food products, most of whch have not yet been judged. Mrs. W. I. Wells, Haku, won st prze for exhbt of Kusa lmes; V. D. Baldwn, Haku, st prze for cassava root; Mrs. II. M. Wells, Haku, st prze for molasses coconut candy; Mrs. Mlle IS. Har, Hutuakuapnko, specal menton for rasn-nu- t candy. Mau has the largest food exhbt of any of the slands outsde of Honolulu and t s well arranged. It s TMlch-fordunder the drecton of Mrs. H. I., of Haku, and Mrs. George ken, of Waluku. Haku Farmers Exhbt The Haku Farmers ssocaton has a small but neat and very credtable exhbt. It s n charge of James Lndsay and Mrs. Wlkns, both of Haku. The very complete exhbt from the Haku of the. S. experment, staton has attracted much at- sub-stato- torn on. Poneer Mll Has Good Show The oneer Mll Companys exhbt s one of the best n qualty and sze and most complete. It s attractng a great deal of attenton from sugar men partcularly although t s not confned strctly to sugar. Some Mau Exhbts In Food Followng s a partal lst of the exhbts from Mau, hut have not been judged yet : : Mrs. George Trmble pneapple chutney, poha jam, loganberry jelly, pneapple pckle. Mrs. It.. Wadsworth guavn jelly. Mrs. Geo. Wlbur tomatoes, strng beans. Mrs. Davd Wadsworth grape marmalade, carrot marmalade. Mrs. Geo. Weght kukul nut, man go chutney. Mrs.. V. Crockett nacadama nuts. Cup Choy jerked beef.! u w t r Mm! red cal co and small navy beans, strng beans, candy. Mrs. Theresa Souza guava jam. Mrs. H. I. Ttchford dred apple butter. Mrs. F. Lawson natve orange marmalade. Mrs. C. E. Barter grape jam, grape jelly. Mrs. D. D. Tfcldwn. mango chutney. Mrs. twater orange marmalade. Mss Jean Lndsay strawberry jam, orange marmalade. Mr. F. H. Krauss cassava flour. Mau grcultural Co. cornmeal. Grace Chang lemon pe. MrB. F. Peacock green papaa jam, green mango jelly, apple jam. Mrs. E. H. Parker pneapple, lemon and aprcot marmalade. Mrs..C.Bowdsh canned chcken, grape Juce, guava jelly. Mss Edna Hll Spced grapes, grape conserve, pneapple and grape jam, sunkst strawberres. Mrs. Frank Hoogs mango chutney, green tomato chow chow, tomato con-brv-? Mrs. D H. Case apple jelly (from parngs and cores), guava jelly, carrot marmalade, mulberry jam, pomegranate jam, guava whp, apple cder vnegar, raspberry jam, grape juce. Mrs. Wlson grape jam. Mrs. C. Sleeper mango chutney, papaa wth pneapple juce. Mrs. Wagner mango chutney wld tomato jam. green toma- Mrs. C.. MacDonald to jam. Mrs. W. L. Decoto candy. Mrs. F. Crawford candy. Mrs. Cowan candy. Mrs. CD. Lufkn flg preserve, mulberry jam, roselle jam. Mss Harrson (Paa) lard. Mrs. Robert Lndsay dred bread- - frmrs. R. P. Hose bread frut flour. The Hawaan Commercal & Sugar Company has a veryy attractve and comprehensve dsplay of stock feeds prepared largely from sland grov.-- products. In the wndow of B. F. tllers & Company, on Fort Street, s a very large crocheted bedspread, whch s very much admred. It s a donaton of Mrs. F. Lawson of Haku, to the Red Cross fund. Grove Ranch Bfl Wnner Under the management and drecton of W.. Clark, the Grove Ranch of Mau has an nterestng exhbton of Polled berdeen ngus stock. Ths Mau ranch has been awarueu frst przes and three grand champon rbbons. steer weghtly; on the hoof from 4U0 to 50U pounds from ths ranch s to be auctoned off on Saturday and the proceeds gven to the mercan Red Cross. Holstens are a notable feature of the cattle show, and Charles Lucas has a number of blue rbbon wnners n ths dvson n hs Holsten Fre-sa- n entres. llrold Rce of Mau baa been a heavy award taker n the hog show of the lvestock dvson. Grand champon rbbons have been awarded hs Etock for the best aged sow, the be.t two year old sow, the best boar under one year and for the best exhbtors herd Kam School Takes Przes In the hog show the Kamehameha School took th- - grand champon award for boars, and the frst, second, and thrd awards for the best Hawaan bred aged sows. The school also took twelve frst, four second nd two thrd class awards n the Holsten cow entres. The closest competton whch developed n the hog show was n the award for market pgs. Ths really developed nto a contest of breeds of the market type, wth the competton between three pens of three pgs each contanng Durocs, Hamp.shres and Berkshree. The Moloka Ranch Durocs won the prze award. Ths same ranch uiko took the champon awards for ts other Dtroc Jersey hog entres. The College of Hawa was gven the frst prze for the Tamworllts n the hog show, but there was lttle competton n ths class. Boosters of the lvestock secton of the Terrtoral Far assert t has "natonal class," and, to prove the asserton, say that a Holsten bull whch was one of the Panama Exposton entres was outclassed n the local competton by one recently mported by Charles lycas. Lght Horse Class Best Hawaan bred saddle stallon. Frst, II. C. S. Co., Mau: second. Haleakala Ranch; thrd.. W. Rce. Best mported saddle stallon. Frst O. R. & L. Co.; second, Lous Warren: thrd, Charles Lucas. Best mported brood mare. Frst W. Macfarlane; second, W. Macfarlane: thrd. Dr.. R. Rowat. Best Hawaan bred flly. Frst, John Resents: second, Paul Isenberg. Best saddle anmal, Hawaan bred. Frst, Kualoa Ranch; second, H. W. Rce; thrd. Lhue Ranch. Best saddle anmal, mported. Frst, S.. Baldwn. Best colt, up to four years. Frst, W. Macfarlane; second,. McPhee: thrd, W. Macfarlane. Best cavalry horse, offcers mount. Frst, Leut. K. L. Nye: second and thrd, Dr. L. E. Case. Best cavalry horse, troopers mount. Frst, D Troop; second, E. Troop; thrd. M Troop, Fourth Cavalry. Best Hawaan bred polo pony. Frst II. W. Rce: second, Lhue Ranch: thrd, F. F. Baldwn. Imported polo pony. Fst. W. F. Dllngham: second, S.. Baldwn. Best Hawaan bred drvng horse. Col-bur- Frst Kualoa Ranch; second, J. F. III. Best mported drvng horse. Fst, Kualoa Ranch: second, Dr. L. E. Case, thrd. Dr.. R. Rowat. Best pony. Frst, Mss Lllan nderson. Best thoroughbred. Frst Haleakala Ranch: second, Charles Lucas: thrd, Lous Warren. Draught Horses Best Hawaan bred draught stallon. Frst, T. K. Fukuda; second, Paul Isenberg. Best mported draft stallon. Frst, Grove Ranch; second, H. C. & S. Co.; thrd, Haleakala Ranch. Best colt: up to four years. Frst, T. K. Fukuda; second, College of Hawa. Best team draft horses. Frst and second, Lewers & Cooke, Ltd. Best draft horses, four n hand. Frst, Dept. Q. M. Corps, V. S.. Beef Cattle Best mported berdeen ngus bull. Frst, Grove Ranch; second, Honolua Ranch. Best Hawaan bred berdeen ngus cow. Frst, Grove Ranch. Best berdeen Junor leanng bull. Frst, Honoka Ranch. Best berdeen ngus Senor hefer calf. Frst, Grove Ranch. Best berdeen ngus Junor bull calf. Frst, Grove Ranch. Best pen, 3 fat berdeen ngus steers. Frst, Grove Ranch. Best Hawaan, bred aged Heheford bull. Frst H. W. Rce. Best mported aged Hereford bull. Frst, H. W. Rce. Best Hereford old bull. Frst, H. W. Rce; second, Lhue Ranch. Best junor yearlng Hereford bull. Second, C. H. Bellna. Best junor yearlng hereford hefer. Frst, second and thrd, Lhue Ranch. Best senor hefer bull calf. Frst, H..W. Rce. Best senor hefer calf. Frst, and second, H. W. Rco. Best Shorthorn hefer. Thrd, Kualoa Ranch. Best junor yearlng Shorthorn hefer. Second, O. R. & L. Co. bull calf. Sec- Best senor Shorthorn ond, O. R. & L, Co. Dary Cattle Best aged mported yreshro bull. Frst, Lhue Ranch. Best aged mported yreshro cow. Frst, George P. Cooke; second, and thrd, Lhue Ranch. Best junor yearlng yreshro bull. Frst, second and thrd, Lhue Ranch. Best junor yearlng yreshro hefer. Frst, Lhue Ranch. Best junor mported Guernsey cow. Frst, College of Hawa. Best junor yearlng Guernsey bull. THE MUI NEWS, FRIDY, JUNE 4, 98. Frst, College or Hawa. Best aged mported Holsten bull. Frst, Kanehaueha Schools; second. Paul Isenberg; thrd, t. W. Lucas. Best Hawaan bred aged Holsten cow. Frst and second, Kamehameha Schools; thrd. College of Hawa. Best aged mported Holsten cow. Frst, C. W. Lucas: second. College of Hawa: thrd, Robert Hnd. Best Holsten co wundor three years. Frst, Kamehameha Schools; second, Robert Hnd. threo-yrar-old- Best Holsten bull,. Frst, Robert Hnd; second, II. C. & S. Co.; thrd, College of Hawa. Best Holsten hefer, Frst. Kamehameha Schools: second, College of Hawa: thrd, Kamehameha Schools. Best Holsten senor yearlng bull. Frst, Robert Hnd; second, H. C. & S. Co. Best Holsten senor yearlng hefer. Frst and second, Paul Isenberg; thrd Kamehameha Schools. Best Holsten junor yearlng bull. Frst and second, Kamehameha Schools: thrd, College of Hawa. Best Holsten senor bull calf. Frst. Robert Hnd. Best Holsten senor hefer calf. Frst, Kamehameha Schools; second and thrd, to Robert Hnd. Best Holsten junor bull calf. Frst. Robert Hnd. Best Holsten junor hefer calf. Frst and second, Kamehameha Schools. Best mnorted aged Jersey bull. Frst, Mrs. F. F. Baldwn. Best senor Jersey yearlng hefer Frst, Paul Isenberg. Specal Best voko workng oxen. Frst Moloka Ranch; second, Haleakala Ranch; thrd, O. R. t L. Co. Darv cow wth hghest. R. O. record. Frst, Kamehameha Schools. Exhbtors dary herd. Frst. Kamehameha Schools: second Robert Hnd: thrd, College of Hawa. Exhbtors beef herd. Frst, Grove Ranch. Exhbtors junor beef herd. Frst. Lhue Ranch. Get of dary sre. Frst, Kamehameha Schools. Produce of dary row. Frst Kamehameha Schools; second Robert Hnd thrd. College of Hawa. Produce of beef cow. Frst, Grove Ranch. WRDS IN POULTRY SHOW nnroxmately -" brds consttute the poultry secton of ths show. Judg-wa- s done by Raymond C. Brown, charman, and members of poultry show commttee. Best cock n show. Won by harred Plymouth Rock, exhbted by Henry fong, Honolulu. Largest and best ndvdual cxhmt of poultry. Won by.. llson, Oahu. Best ndvdual collecton. By James Lndsay, Haku, Mau. Best Hawaan bred chcken. Plymouth Rock cock, exhbted by Henry fong, Jr., Honolulu. Best Hawaan bred cock. Black Mnorca cock, exhbted by Geo. W. Dyson, Honolulu. Best Hawaan bred pen of barred Plymouth Rocks. By James Lndsay, Haku, Mau. Best hen n mercan class. Won by Rhode Island Reds exhbted by.. Wlson, Wall n wa, Oahu. Best hen n Medterranean class. Black Mnorca, by Goo. W. Dyson. Best condtoned chcken. Barred Plymouth Rock, by Henry fong, Jr. Best shaped male chcken.. Rhode Island Red, by.. Wlson, Waha-wa-. Best part-colore- d male chcken. Barred Plymouth Rock, by Henry fong, Jr., Honolulu. Best part-colorefemale chcken. partrdge Rock, by Manuel Costa, Honolulu. Best sold colored female chcken. Black Mnorca, by.. Wlson. Best sold colored male chcken. Rhode Island Red, by.. Wlson. WRDS TO DTE IN GRICUL--, TURL SHOW Cane Judged by J.. Verret : Best collecton of eano varetes; any sx varetes. Frst, Waluku Sugar Co., Waluku, Mau. Best collecton Hawaan seedlng varetes; any sx. Specal prze, Wa kku Sugar Company. Longest stalk of cane, any varety, Mr. Wllams Vsts Mau Very Brefly Is Entertaned By Polce Between Steamers Much Solctude Shown By Draft Board For Hs Welfare Is Well Known Socally r. f.. Wllnms. n hnskv vonnr man of athletc buld rnd pleasng person alty, but whose patrotsm nas neon a trfle questoned ny the crat ooan h,.ro ntl In Honolulu, nad a flvng vst to Mau on Wednesday evenng. He landed at Lahalna trom tne wanna ko nhn S oclock, and departed agan for Honolulu from Kahulu at 8 oclock the same evenng. Durng hs bref vst he was a tnw.ct nt he Waluku oolce staton for the entre tme, and ho had the companonshp of Polce Olcer J. B. Wlson on hs return to Honolulu. The comng of Mr. Wllams had hnnn nnnmncpl hv a wreless mess- - ago from Sherff Clem Crowell, now n Honolulu, who requested that the young traveler be well looked after. lthough the message dd not. so..n f a nferred that t was sent at tle nstance of the central draft board whch has Mr. llams number and whch has dsplayed a deep Interest n hm. f thn nrnnnsseksnr vounc traveler showed some slght annoyance at the solctude shown for hs safety here, t was but momentary. He dd not even nsst on telephonng to certan persons, though he dd menton the mnuor Ho doubtless enjoyed an ex cellent dnner on the Claudno, for he dd not have tme to dne hetore me boat, saled. Mr. Wllams was n Mau Fome,.,.,,! urn hvncr come hero from the Panama Canal Zone. He made frmra nnrl was trnmnont n local socal crcles. He dd not regster for the draft here, because, as no 0a ue draft offcals, he was over 30 years of age. Later n Honolulu, however, he dd regster after the draft boara there had brought the matter to hs attenton, and he s presumably soon to don the unform of our natons Takng On Mal For The Frst mercan r Postal Route, New Xork To Washngton n de heroes and to shoulder a rfle fense of hs country. n DIED KHELE In the Queens Hosptal, Honolulu, June 3, 38, Benjamn j. Kahele, of 2449 Puunu Street, marred, carpenter, natve of Hana, Mau, thrty-fv- e years, two months and twenty-egh- t days old. Bured n Maemae Cemetery. a entrter n camd lonas to keep n touch wth thngs at home. He wll be grateful to you for a years to the MUI NEWS $ u Tm mls for the team work of solder son and solder father the hero of the trenches and the hero ot the furrow. Frst and second, M. Caldera, Honolulu. Longest sngle jont or nternode of cane; any vartey. Frst, Hawaan Sugar Company; second, Waluku Sugar Company; thrd, Experment staton, H. S. P.. Pneapples and Cannery Products Judged by W.. Baldwn: Best fve No. mature pneapple fruts for cannng. Frst, Joe Tava-res-, Haku, Mau; second, Hawaan Pneapple Co., Honolulu; thrd Grove Ranch, Mau. Best fve plants of pneapples showng varous stages of development from plant as set out to mature frut bearng stage. Frst, Hawaan Pneapple Company, Honolulu; second, Haku Frut & Packng Company, Haku, Mau; thrd, Hawaan Pneapple Company. Best three plants n frut, age gven. Frst and second, Hawaan Pneapple Company ; thrd, Haku Frut & Packng Company. Best three crowns, throe slps, three shoots, llustratng perfect plants for settng out. Frst and seo ond, Hawaan Pneapple Company; thrd, Haku Ranch. loter--.. p srrfi l y y 4 c s? s If I j bdd The frst ar mal route n merca, between Washngton and "ork, s n. farly successful operaton now daly. The photograph shows Postmaster Patten of New York handlng a mal bag to vator Webb at the start of the ntal trp. tt" tt Those Who Travel a...a Departed By Mauna Koa, June 7 P. H. Ross, Rev. S. L. Desha, Geo. C. Munroe, Mss h Nn, J. H. Wawaole, Manuel Raposa, J. E. Garca, Mrs. H. E. Pratt and Infant, H. Raymond,. M. Peper, Chop Kon Do, Luco kase, Elmer Hart, W. O. ken, F. P. Rosen-crans-, ngus McPhee, Dr. F. R. Mss-nor-, S. T. Short, Matahlro, Mrs. Dzon and 2 nfants, Goo. Lp, Sn Pow, Mrs. C. Young, Geo. C. Rhodes, Kubo, Mss M. Shellshear. By Mauna Koa, June 0. Ground, Holls Hardy, I). K. Byers. G. Go, u, W.. Feld, F. S. Scudder, Mrs. Sonata, Mss Iyejo, E. Murphy, T. Mor, Mrs. W. Danels, Mrs. E. Danels and Xo broken ponts ) no bother of EVERSHRP Perfect Pont Pencls ) Do not requre sharpenng; Ihcy arc self-sharpenn- g. J The Kversharp s not a toy, or a novelty. r a clnch pencl; hut a scentfcally constructed wrtng nstrument. v.. tv;,v, elegant pencls, very useful gfts. Can he had n Slver and Gold. PRICK.$.00 TO $ P M HWIIN NEWS HO., LTD. IlSlIOI STRKET HONOLULU, T. 7 II l J Jme 3able TOWKD8.7 P M 33 au 58 3", 6 5 ltac Mlll ;3 7 8 a7 2.0 j3 o c cj 53 8 sy 47 7 S a 4" 4 44) ,s"l PUUNENE TOWRDS PL U N EN E Pnr! Passtmftr staact STTIONS ruunene..L ZKaluu Slalroacl?"-!L..Kahulul.. chld, Mr. and Mrs. Enos Vncent, Y. Furuknwa. Mss Furakawa, Dr. E. S.... II,...,.,.,. tlll, Wll,), lllll V Mn "II, Hflt.a, nn S. Cooked, H. Pnoa, Geo. Soaros, Mrs. Chang and nfant, Mewo, Chng Wong H. Morta. n Cat Needed Tunng The landlady bustled up to her new lodger as bo came down to breakfast the frst mornng. "Good mornng, sr," fhe wheezed. "Good-mornng,- sad the lodger. "I hope youve had a good nghts rest," sad the landlady. "No," sad the lttle man. "Your cat kept me awake." "Oh," sad the landay, tossng her head. " suppose youre gong to ask me to have the poor tlng klled." "No, not exactly," sad the gentle lodger. "But would yon very much mnd havng t tuned?" Pttsburg Chroncle Telegraph. t THE HOME OF THE Stenway - Starr :; PINOS w 5j We have a large stock of st Insde Phyer Pano at far prces and easy terms. )t We take old panos n exchange. Thayer Pano Co., Ltd ;!! TTlMHT T TT TI Dstance Mll! WT TT Daly Passenger Tran Schedule (Except Sunday) Tlt followng schedule nent nto effect June 4th, M 250 WILUKU STTIONS.. Waluku.. L " L.. Kahulu....X h" " Spreclt- - " "tt"e,"l I,.. laa...l " Hama "Uuapoko "j L L.. Imwela Haku TOWRDS HIKU M m P M P M I o 3 45 S y ! o) M 4 I to : X DIVISION JO 4o. 3 yu J5 TOWRDS KHULUI llttllci rltltr PattB(f JIII a m P M f 3 05 Co.. ll trans dally except Sundays. 2. Specal Tran (Labor Tran) wll leave Waluku daly, except Sundays, at 5:30 a. m., arrvng at Kabulul at 5:50 a. m., and connectng wth the 6:00 a. m. tran for Puunene. 3. BGGGE RTES: 50 pounds of personal baggage wll be carred frtt of charge on each whole tcket, and 75 pounds on each half tcket, when baggage Is In charge of and on the same tran as the holder ot the tcket. For excess baggage 25 cents per 00 pounds or part thereof wll be charged. For Tcket Fares and other Informaton see Local Passenger Tarff I. C. C. No. 3, or nqure at any of the Depots. ITO PRTS and SOPPLIES FOR LL MKES OF MCHINES Tres, Tubs, Gsolne, Ol, ccessores of ll Knds Uchda uto Supply Store PHONE, UCHID, MRKKT STRICT, WILUKU. We Can JDpe your clothes as satsfactorly as any Coast Save postage or express hy sendng them to us. FRENCH LUNDRY J. BDIE, Propretor. Jno. D. Souza, Paa gent M. Uyeno, Kahulu gent Jack Lnton, Waluku gent.

3 8 Months More War Thnks Lt Vllers Son Of Mau Pastor Wrtes Optmstc Letter From "Somewhere In France" Valor Of lled Troops Is Insprng letter, receved a few days go by Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Vllers from ther son, Lt. C. H. Vllers, who s "somewhere n France", hs most usual address snce late n the year 95, when he joned the Canadan expedtonary forces, has some ponts of Interest n t whch, though wrtten for prvate readng only may well be shared wth a large crcle of readers. The wrter Bays: "In your letter Just read, you sad that Father was rather down In the mouth about the war, or dstressed s the word you used I thnk. Really no one should let t wegh too much on ther mnds. We all realze the sacrfce of lfe that wll have to be made before vctory s ours but ts the only way. The boys have an old song they sng on route marches whch ends up So pack all your troubles n your old kt bag, and smle, smle, smle. whch Is the way the average solder looks on the thng. The shells are bad, the mud Is worse, but whats the use of worryng, t never was worth whle, so pack all, etc. "The present fght whch has caused the lles to lose consderable ground has been a most expensve operaton for the Germans. s a matter of fact I was a lttle down In the mouth one day but fortunately a letter from one of the boys reached me and t was so wonderfully hopeful that I felt tremendously bucked up. It was full of the mast beautful optmsm. When one has been n France for eghteen months, and more, one feels rather out of touch wth thngs n England, and ths letter came as a great tonc to me. "The war s absolutely one of men power: terrtory s of secondary Im portance, and If by losng a certan hll the Germans are lorcea to pay a pce greater than that whch we would consder ourselves Justfed In sacrfcng to retan t then t cannot be looked upon as an unmtgated success for hm or loss for us. know most of the terrtory he has taken very well and I have a sort of personal nterest In many of the places, places where we have been In rest and wth whch are assocated many pleasant and amusng memores. To relate half of them would take pages so we must save them untl they can be personally related. But really one s lable to fall nto the error of the pessmst who through a glass sees a defect n the pllar over whch he greves and fals to see the beauty of the cathedral as a whole. That Isnt meant for Father, rather ts for my self, because at tmes I do get a bt fed up. "But one must look at the many dfferent phases and theatres of the war. Take our navy and the Zee-- brugge affar. Even admttng the loss of lfe, and dscountng as much as one lkes the mltary or naval values ganed, yet the magnfcent courage of the men alone Is enough to make everyone thrll wth prde. It should become one of the outstandng features of naval hstory. "The Germun seem to be less able to do as they please, as tme goes on, and our ar servce s dong well. Fnally our army. Imagne any troops beng able to wthstand the masses of enemy nfantry after the poundng of the enemy artllery! Why, on the day of the Vlmy scrap, after our barrage of Frtzs trenches he was so completely routed that our nfantry almost walked over and met wth very lttle resstance. Not so, however, wth the lled troops who fought aganst the most overwhelmng masses after havng been subjected to as great an artllery poundng as were the Germans at Vlmy. It makes one awfully proud. "I have never thought the war would be over before ths year, and now I am extendng my tme another egtheen months. Of course nternal troubles n Germany and ustra, especally the latter, may brng thngs to a head sooner, but I doubt t. How ever as to the ultmate ssue none of us have any doubt Its merely a case of pressng the lps a bt harder and carryng on. " Raymond Would Not Consder Health Job No one was authorzed to ubb Dr. J. H. Raymonds name n connecton wth the charmanshp of the terrtoral board of health, or any other poston n the terrtoral government. Dr. Raymond made ths statement emphatcally followng the publcaton recently of a report that hs name had been mentoned n connecton wth board of health job. The report frst appeared as specal correspondence to the Hlo and stated Post-Heral- that certan Maul legslators had been soundng the comng governor, C. J. McCarthy on the subject. "There s no poston wthn the gft of the Governor that I would consder for a moment", Raymond stated. "I c6uld not afford to do so on account my prvate busness. I permtted Dr. Goodhue, an old personal frend, to suggest my name for the governorshp, becaause I recognzed the njury the lquor traffc s dong the Islands, and was wllng to do what I could to brng about prohbton. But I was never an actve canddate and never followed up the presentaton of my name by Dr. Goodhue. I could ll have afforded to accept the governorshp, and any talk of board of health presdency or other publc offce s rdculous." Latest News By Wreless (Contnued from Page One.) THE MUI NEWS, FRIDY, JUNE 4, 98. OHU LSO HS LOOSE TLKER Case of Otto Splncr, an Oahu Plantaton luna, s before grand jury. He s charged wth makng remarks to Flpno laborers derogatory to natonal guard. Ffty recruts for ar corps sought here. Wanted as mechancs. Pad attendance at the far for frst 3 days, 4,500. BSEBLL SCORES Natonal League: Boston 2, Pttburg ; Brooklyn 6, Cncnnat ; Chcago 8, New York. 4. mercan League: Boston 6, Chcago 0; St. Lous 2, Washngton (; New York 3, Cleveland 2; Phladelpha 2. Detrot 0. LLIES LINES UNBROKEN HUNS FIGHT DESPERTELY New York, June 3 West of Ose Germans seem halted, at least for the present. French succeed n checkng Germans on north sde of the Matz by heavy counters. French day rcort says French last nght struck heavy blow aganst Germans on western wng from the new front to whch they wthdrew last evenng when salent was threatened by beng pnched out by occupaton of Germans of hgh ground to west. They countered heavly and successfully on north bank of the Matz nflctng mmense losses. Today volent fghtng s progressng between the sne and woods, Germans advancng to ravne cast of Lnvcsn. Last nght Germans volently attacked mercans between Baur-eshe- s and Belleau woods. mercans held ther poston and broke v.p attack, nflctng serous losses and holdng gans. fter volent fghtng enemy ganed foothold n Coeuvres, St. Perre,.and gle. Fghtng of yesterday dd not affect general stuaton. Germans are lghtng desperately aganst tme, ths resultng n a dstnct gan for the lles whose army remans unbroken. It s ndcated that the enemys reserve are beng depleted for Gorkys paper says Germans are pfennng to wthdraw troops from Russa to be used on the western front Ḃrtsh advance a short dstance southwest of Merras. Roth Brtsh and French scored gans n Flanders. GERMNS JUDGE MERICNS BY THEMSELVES Washngton, June. 3 Gen. Pershngs report says mercans raded German trenches on Sunday kllng 3 and losng none. Headquarters reports excellent work of mercan artllery whch was responsble for the capture of 400 Germans n Belleau woods. Prsoners sad they had been told mercans tortured prsoners, and many ran when mercans rushed. Some had bread crusts ted wth stngs n ther clothng. Were joorly clad and emacated. They sad German plans called for end of war next fall. ll admre mercan fghtng qualtes. JPNESE MRINES LND IN CHIN Toko, June 3 Strong detachment of Japanese marnes landed at Swatow to protect Chnese aganst revolutonsts. TWO NORWEGINS SUNK OFF MERICN COST n tlantc Port, June 3 Norwegan vessels Vndggn and Hendrck Lund sunk by dver raders 200 mles off Cape Charles. Crews safely landed. ttacks occurred on June 8. MERICN CSULTIES Washngton, June 3 Casualtes: klled n acton, 9; ded of vounds, 9; ded from accdents, 3; one by arplane. Severely wounded, 37; degree undetermned, ; mssng, 4. Senate declnes to lmt debates on war and revenue legslaton. WILSON FOR WOMN SUFFRGE Presdent Wlson throws hs weght for equal suffrage, expressng the hope that suffrage measure mav pass senate at ths sesson. THURSDY MORNING FRENCH EXECUTE SURPRISE MOVEMENT New York, June 3 North of the Marne the French completed wthdrawal from the east bank of the Ose along lne of Balley, Tracey U Val, and Nampcel for the protecton and coverng of a detachment. Enemy was unaware of movement. FRENCH FLL BCK TO VOID FLNKING Pars, June 3 (Offcal) Most attacks of the day were repulsed but Germans ganed foothold on southern bank of the Matz occupyng the vllage of Melcocqe, on heghts adjacent n poston of defendng lne west of the Ose whch was n precarous stuaton because Germans held hlls to westward, outflankng French, and makng a wthdrawal necessary unless t would be entrely cut off. French offcal clams advance farther around Baley, and St. Msur, took 400 prsoners, capturng cannon and machne guns and also Mentcourt and a porton of Boussares. Germans now clam takng of 3,000 prsoners n recent offensve and further clam unoffcally that French evacuated Carlesont, on east bank of Ose, and Germans advanced along ths lne. French conducted successful rad n vcnty of Locre. WOMENS MOTOR CORPS HELPING n tlantc Port, June 3 Ffty members of the womens motor corps of merca help to search women arrvng by the Neuw msterdam from Holland wth 62 passengers. ll searched as precauton taken aganst spes. (Contued on Page Sczcn.) Thrft Stamp Sales In Schools Nearly Double lthough not all of the schools have reported, the fgures thus far sent In of the sales of War Savngs and Thrft Stamps n the publc schools of Maul show an ncrease durng May of almost double what had prevously been reported. The total value of these lttle securtes held by pupls and teachers Is now $ , aganst $529.9 at the end of prl. The sales by schools la as follows: School W.S.S. T.S. Pup. T. Camp Haku 27 6 Halehaku Hamakuapoko Hana Haou Honokawa Honokohua Huelo 2 Kaeleku Kahakuloa... 8 Kahulul 0 2 Kamehamcha III Kapakalua Kaupo Keahua Kealahou Keanae Keokea Khel Kpnhulu 78 2 Kuaha 4 8 Makawao Makena None 7 Olowalu Pala Fuukol Puunene Spreckelsvllle Ulupalnkua Wahee Walluku Wakapu VValua. Mol Kaluaaha, Mol.. 08 Lana 4 4 Totals,373 0,8 4, Value W. S. S,. $6, Value T. S 2, Total $9, Maunaolu Semnary Makes Good Records Followng Is the class average of the several grades at Maunaolu Semnary for the year and the names of pupls whose average was 90 or above : Eghth grade Class average, 90; Elzabeth Tate, 90; Fo Fung Yap, 90. Seventh grade Class average, 88; Llnoe Rowland, 93; Ngt Ngoo Lee, 92; Ellen Luke, 9; Rose h Nee, 90. Sxth grade Class average, 86. Ffth grade Class average, 83.. Fourth Class average, 90; Mary Kauukah, 99; Sarah Kane, 95; Mary Kaa, 94; Mary Kawelo, 9. B. Fourth Class average, 86; Dasy Mamona, 94: Dorothy Kaloa, 92; Iler-nc-e Goldstone, 9; Margaret Nape, 92 Thrd grade Class average, 88. Second grade Class average, 85. Frst grade Class average, 88. CHICKEN THIEF PLEDS NO WORK Jose Jamla, Porto Rcan, was caught d n the act of stealng chckens from the coops of Llwa, of "Happy Valley," last Saturday nght. He was held untl the polce could arrve. On Monday he was tred n the Waluku dstrct court and sentenced to 3 months n jal. lthough able boded, the prsoner clamed that he could obtan no work, and was forced- - to steal chckens to keep hs famly from starvng. solder n camp longs to keep n touch wth thngs at home. He wll be grateful to you for a years subscrpton to the MUI NEWS $2.50. Cruser Vndctve, Now Blockng The Ostend Channel, nd Her Brave Offcers Ths Is the old Drtsh cruser Vndctve whch, flled wth concrete, has "been sunk n the channel at Ostend. bottlng up that German base. The photograph was taken after she had been battered n te prevous rad on Zeebrugge and Ostend. bove are her gallant osteon. Utt, to rght: Surgeon Pavne?.r " geon Clegg, Commander Osborne, Captan Carpenter, Staff Suregon McCut.heon and Senor Gunner Cobby v Presdent Wlson says Buy Thrft Stamps! He speaks to YOU, to ME, to EVERY mercan as Our Patrotc Duty. Read what he says about the War Savngs Stamp Drve: THREE "Ths war s one of natons not of armes, and all of our one hundred mllon people must he economcally and ndustrally adjusted to war condtons f ths naton s to play ts full part n the conflct. "The problem before us s not prmarly a fnancal problem but rather a problem of ncreased producton of war essentals and the savng of the materal and the labor necessary for the support and equpment of our army and navy. "THOUGHTLESS EXPENDITURE OF MO- NEY FOR NONESSENTILS USES UP THE LBOR OF MEN, THE PRODUCTS OF THE FRMS, MINES, ND FCTORIES, ND OVERBURDENS TRNSPORTTION, LL OF WHICH MUST BE USED TO THE UTMOST ND T THEIR BEST FOR WR PURPOSES. "The great results whch we see can be obtaned only by the partcpaton of every member of the naton, young and old n a natonal, concerted gant movement. I therefore urge that our people everywhere pledge themselves, as suggested by the Secretary of the Treasury, to practce of thrft to ther utmost, n ncreasng producton n all felds necessary to the wnnng of the war, to conserve food and fuel and use of materals of every knd, to devote ther labor only to the most necessary tasks, and to buy only those thngs whch are essental to ndvdual health and effcency. nd that the people, as evdence of ther loyalty, nvest all that they can save n Lberty Bonds and War Savngs Stamps. "The securtes ssued by the Treasury Department are so many of them wthn the reach of every one that the door of opportunty n ths rnattcr s wde open to all of us. To practce thrft n peace tmes s a vrtue and brngs great comfort to the ndvdual at all tmes. Wth the desperate need of the cvlzed world today for materals and labor wth whch to end the war a practce of ndvdual thrft s a patrotc duty and a necessty. "I appeal to all who now own Thrd Lberty Bonds or War Savngs Stamps to contnue to practce economy and thrft and to appeal to all o do not own government securtes to do lkewse and purchase them to the extent of ther means. "The man who buys government securtes transfers the purchasng power of hs money to the Unted States government untl after ths war and to that same degree does not buy n competton wth the government. "I ERNESTLY PPEL TO EVERY MN, WOMN ND CHILD TO PLEDGE THEMSELVES, ON OR BEFORE THE 28TH OF JUNE, TO SVE CONSTNTLY ND TO BUY S REGULRLY S POSSIBLE THE SECUR- ITIES OF THE GOVERNMENT, ND TO DO THIS S FaH S POSSIBLE THROUGH MEM- BERSHIP IN WR SVINGS SECURITIES. THE 28TH OF JUNE ENDS THIS SPECIL PERIOD OF ENLISTMENT IN THE GRET VOLUNTEER RMY OF PRODUCTION ND SVING HERE T HOME. MY THERE UK NONE UNENLISTED O.N THT DY. "(Sgned, WOODROW WILSON."

4 FOUR THE MUI NEWS Entered at the Post Offce at Waluku, Maul, Hawa, aa second-clas- s Republcan Paper Publshed n the Interest of the People Issued Every Frday. MUI PUBLISHING COMPNY, LIMITED, Propretors and Publshers Subscrpton Rates, $2.50 peb Year n dtance. matter. WILL. J. COOPER : : EDITOR ND MNGER FRIDY : : : JUNE 4, 98. DOIXG OUR BIT nyone who had an dea that callng out of the natonal guard v ould not be notced on Mau must certanly have had occason to change hs mnd durng the past few days. The 500 men who have gone as the 2nd battalon of the 2nd regment arc as conspcously mssng as a lost front tooth. Everyone has felt t. Waluku feels lke a successon of Sundays. The boys are mssed from ther places n stores, offces and the street corners. The move shows seem dead, for the boys that put lfe nto thngs are the ones who are no longer here. nd we must yet look forward to the draft call, now set for July, and whch wll take between 700 and 800 more of our boys. If we we feel lke a deserted vllage now, what wll we feel lke then? But there s one thng sure Mau wll stand t wth a stff upper lp, and more stll f need be. No one s kckng. No one s even grumblng, though almost every busness has been affected both drectly and ndrectly. Mau recognzes her part n the great struggle for the freedom of the world. We stand ready to gve our boys, to gve our money, to gve ourselves our all, f need be n order to sec ths thng through. We have come to the pont where we see clearly that nothng else counts. TERRITORIL ND COUNTY FIRS The frst terrtoral far has been a success. It should be contnued as an annual or perhaps a affar. It. serves partcularly to brng together for comparson the agrcultural accomplshments of the whole terrtory. In ths way t cannot but be a stmulus to all classes of agrcultural ndustry n the Islands. It s a bnder that must serve to brng the component parts of the terrtory closer together. But the terrtoral far should not be consdered as a substtute for the county fars. If ths dea s allowed to preval the future of the bg central far must certanly be jeopardzed. It must nevtably drop nto the status of an Oahu county far unless the keenest nterest of all the people of all the slands can be mantaned. To keep up ths nterest the people must be able to have more than a passve, or by proxy part n t. They must be able to see the results of ther nterest wth ther own eyes. Ths wll never be possble to the degree necessary for success. Perhaps one hundred persons from Mau attended the bg far ths week. Hawa and Kaua probably sent fewer than ths. ll over the manland are held annually bg state and nterstate fars. But these have not taken the place of the lttle county fars, notwthstandng the fact that they are much more accessble to the publc than a far n Honolulu can ever be. In fact the county fars act as feeders and make possble the bg fars. Nether Hlo nor Mau held ther fars ths year on account of the tertoral far. nd yet both of these county fars have been great successes. They really reached the people. Maus one far n 96 was attended by almost every person on Mau and no one doubts that t had a wonderfully stmulatng effect n many drectons. It served to brng together the whole people of Mau to develop an esprt de corps as nothng had ever done before. nother Mau county far wll be accomplshed wth much less effort than the frst one because of the experence we have had n or ganzng and handlng the varous detals. In fact we stll have a tho roughly effcent and lve executve organzaton n the Mau County Far & Racng ssocaton. It mght be found advsable to hold the terrtoral far every other year, the county fars beng held every year as orgnally planned. o THE RODEO PSSING PSTIME The kllng of a husky young man durng the ropng contest at the Honolulu far on Monday may cause a revulson of sentment wth regard to ths form t)f amusement. The game s a rsky one at best. But n a number of manland states cattle ropng contests have teen put under the ban of the law for other reasons. The humane socetes have worked aganst the sport as cruel to the poor half wld cattle whch bear the brunt of t, and ther nfluence has been felt. But the factor whch took the game off the program was the opposton of the bg cattle ranchers. It developed that the enthusasm of the cowboys to perfect themselves for the great rodeo events, not only spent a great deal of ther employers tme practcng ther specaltes before band, but also that the mamng and otherwse njurng of cattle prac tced upon had reached such proportons that the cost was altogethe too great to be stood by the owners. Wth the mprovng of cattle breeds n the Islands, and the pass ng of the days of the wld steer, t s very certan that the day of th old tme, conventonal cowboy, must soon draw to a close, as t has done or s dong everywhere. WTCH OUT FOR THE DNGEROUS HUN! Honolulu has ts vglance corps, but that dd not prevent a crazy German from runnng amuck, fatally woundng hs wfe, at temptng to kll hs daughter, and fnally blowng hs own brans out nd yet the man s reported to have been "actng queer" for some tme re there any "queer" Germans htre on Mau, we wonder? It should be consdered a duty by everyone to note and report any acts or language on the part of alen enemes that mght ndcate them as a menace to publc safety. o mercan women marred to German alen enemes have only tw ways of escapng beng also regstered as alen enemes to get a dvorce or to make your husband. THE MUI NEWS, FRIDY, JUNE 4, 98. NOTHER LND PROBLEM Secretary Lane s studyng Hawas land problems. It s not a smple problem but Secretary Lane s not a small calbre man. Hs nvestgatons, backed by hs clear foresght, may lead to great eventual eneft to the terrtory. There are many thngs connected wth the land stuaton n Ha wa that Mr. Lane doubtless wll be unable to remedy, but whch eserve attenton nevertheless. One of these s the dffculty of normal rowth of many towns n the Islands due to the fxed polcy of the sugar plantatons not to sell any of ther lands. Waluku s a strkng example of ths. The town has grown n Hernaton n the past few years greatly beyond ts capacty to properly house the people. Land for further expanson cannot be had. lthough ut a country town, people are lvng almost under tenement condtons f crowdng. The communty s chokng for room to expand. The prce of real estate not owned by the plantaton, equals that f Honolulu property. The assessed value of the cane felds mmed- - tely surroundng, or even wthn the town, s the pro rata assessment of c plantaton lands as a whole. The Waluku Sugar Company, whch owns practcally all of the and around the town, does from tme to tme release a few acres for uldng lots, but always upon an exchange bass for other sugar lands. Ths polcy s not the polcy of any one man or group of men. It s the generally polcy of the plantatons as a whole throughout the ter- - tory. It s based on the theory of keepng the basc assets of the anous companes ntact. It s doubtless a sound busness polcy un- -,....,,. - l. er our pecular condtons wncre ndvdual enterprse s aways scconu-r- y to corporate enterprse. To queston ths general polcy s to open the fundamental queston of whether or not the whole sugar ndustry f Hawa s lad on sound economc lnes. nd ths s a problem that annot be lghtly solved. But unless we are to accept as fact that an nsensble, man-mad- e nachne lke a corporaton, s greater than the people, we must take the land that publc welfare comes frst. nd when t comes to a xnt f whether land should be used for producng sugar or furnshng comfortable homes, there should be no queston. Secretary Lane can probably not deal wth ths stuaton snce t does not have to do wth the publc doman, but t s a problem that s begnnng to press for a soluton. o For the frst tme durng hs admnstraton Governor Pnkham has ublshed, as an advertsement, just what lands the terrtory has subject to homesteadng, and what lands wll be avalable n the future. The Governor also calls attenton to the fact that the organc act ecton relatve to publc lands s absolutely mandatory, of mmedate!fect, and cannot be devated from by the Presdent, the Secreary of the nteror, the Land Commssoner, the Land Board, the Governor, or the legslature". Of course there s nothng new n ths, snce the law has been n effect for a number of years, but judgng from the past atttude of the local admnstraton, the Governor must only just have dscovered lus Jace n the lst.. The advertsement appeared concdentally wth the arrval of Secretary Lane. o "The Prussans sought war and they shall have war untl the very thought of war shall have been made abhorrent n t ther mnds." Secretary of State Robert Lansng. Ths statement wll fnd an echo n every mercan Heart. v e as mercans do not lke war, dd not want war, and kept out of war as long as we could. But we do want war now and wll contnue to demand t untl the Prussan war lorda hde ther faces at the menton of war... flobolu!o Wholesale Produce Market Quotatons ISSUED BY THE TERRITORIL MRKETING DIVISON. Wholesale only. Wtft k endng June 0, 98 Small consumers cannot buy at these prces. Island butter, lb 35 to.40 Errs, select, doz 60 Ekbs, No., doz!) Eggs, duck, doz 55 Young roosters, lb 50 Hens, lb 35 to.38 Ducks, Muse., lb 35 Ducks, Haw., doz Vegetables nd Produce Beans, strng, green 03 Beans, strng, wax. green...03 to.04 Beans, Lma, n pod 04 Beans, Mau Red 0.00 Beans, small whte.00 Peas, dry, Is. cwt 9 00 Beets, dozen bchea d Carrots, doxen bchs 40 Cabbage, cwt 2.50 to 3.00 Corn, sweet, 00 cars...3.0u to 3.so Rce, Haw. seed, cwt 8.00 Green peppers, bell 08 Green peppers, chll 06 Potatoes, Is. I Z.oo to z.bu Potatoes, sweet, cwt.75 Taro. cwt 2.00 Taro. bunch l Tomatoes 06 to.07 Green peas, lb 09 Cucumbers, doz 35 to.45 Pumpkns, lb 0 V4 to 4.0 K-- nun..l, tf j. Bananas, Chnese, lb. grfcen 0, Bananas, cookng, bch.3 Fgs, Grapes, Issabella, lb 08 Lmes, Papaas, lb 0 V4 t.02 Pneapples, cwt 2.00 to..50 OLunurna 4.20 f Lvestock Cattle anl sheep are not bought at lte weght. They ara slaughtered and pad for on a dressed welg&t bass. J Dreased Meat Hog8 50 lb. lb. over 20 to M Beef, lb 4 to.5 Veal, lb 5 Mutton, lb 8 to,,20 Pork, lb 25 to.it Hdes, Wet Salted Steer, No., lb 5 Steer. No. 2. lb 4 Steer, har slp Kps, lb 55 Goat, whte 20 to.30 Feed Corn, lg. yel. ton Corn, cracked, ton Scratch food, ton to Oats, ton Barley, ton Hay, wheat, ton to Hay, alfalfa to n- LEST WE FORGET TO DO OUR PRT "They say, who have come back from Orer There, that at nght the troubled earth between the lnes s carpeted wth pan. They say that Death rdes whstlng n.every wnd, and that the very msts are charged wth awful torment. "In ths renassance of our countrys valor, we who wll edge the wedge of her assault, make calm acceptance of ts hazards. For us, the steel-swetrench, the stffenng cold, wearness, hardshps, worse. For you, for whom we go, you mllons safe at home-wha- t for you? "We shall need food. We shall need care. We shall need clothes for our bodes and weapons for our hands. We shall need terrbly and wthout falure supples and equpment n a stream that s constant and never-endn- From you, who are our resource and relance, who are the heart and hope of that humanty for whch we smte and strve, must come these thngs. (Sgned) "CITIZEN SOL- DIER, No. 258, " th Ds- - trct, Natonal Draft rmy." solder n camp longs to keep In touch wth thngs at home. He wll be grateful to you for a years subscrpton to the MUI NEWS $2.50. Yes, they aro holnj; the lne, but tho folks back home must brn? up the reserves. ORDER IT BY MIL! Our MIL ORDER DEPRTMENT Is exceptonally well equpped to handle all your Drug and Tolet wants thoroughly and at once. We wll pay postage on all orders of 60c and over, except the followng: Mneral Waters, Baby Foods, Glassware and artcles of unusual weght and emal Talue. lcohol, 8trychnlne, Rat Posons, Iodne, nt Poson, Mercury ntlseptle Tablets, Lysol, Carbolc cd, Gasolne, Turpentne, Benzne and all ether posonous or Inflammable artcles. If your order Is Tery heary or contans much lqud, we suggest that you hare It sent by freght Benson, Smth fy Co., Ltd. SERVICE EVERY SECOND THE REXLL 8T0RE HONOLULU The Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd. BUYS ND SELLS REL ESTTE, STOCKS ND BONDS. WRITES FIRE ND LIFE INSURNCE. NEGOTITES LONS ND MORTGGES., SECURES INVESTMENTS. lst of Hgh Grade Securtes Maled on pplcaton. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. HONOLULU, HWII P. O. BOX 346. Make Your Butter Go Twce s Far Two pounds of merged butter from one pound of butter and one pnt of mlk, s possble wth The Wonder Butter Merger Smple and specally constructed, t merges butler and mlk nto a truly delcous and creamy product. Tastes lke Country Butter. one sze only, $.25 E. O. Hall 8c Son, Ltd. The house of dependable merchandse. Honolulu, T. II. BNNISTER SHOES FOR MEN MEN WHO I. IKK COMFORTBLE ND HNDSOME FOOTWER WILL IrI XI) OUR LRCE VRIETY OF P.XXISTER SHOES SUFFICIENT TO FILL THEIR NEEDS. 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5 tt OUR ISLND CONTEMPORRIES " Secretary Lanes Vst The prme purpose of Secret arv Lanes vst to Haw.l, e says, s lo obtan nt frst han the eon rollng fans n the land nm.-- n. Th-- are not tpt.y to get nm.nj a multtude f couns. r.s, as the St";r:-- wll roo, fnd Mo- - then he wjl Ht o hla task In l s own IV.s w. ny u tempt make up tn n for hm would he most unfortunate. But there s another aspect o hs vst. The Secretary of the Interor Is the ruler of the Natonal doman. He has jursdcton over all Natonal parks, and the most wonderful of them all, a park as yet only n name. Is on ths sland. Secretary speaks of tourst travel. Tourst travel and Natonal parks are bound up together. Nothng magnable would do so much to stmulate promoton work In the tmes to come after the war as the actve nterest of the Interor Department n the development of the Volcano Natonal Park. Fortunately the subject does rot need to be nrguad. To dsplay t ntellgently s suffcent. But the ntellgence s an essental ngredent of the dsplay. Hlo Trbune. Not Matter Of Natonal Safety The Vglance Corps wll bo fortunate n the ssue f t keeps ts fngers out of the personal spat between Senator Castle and Speaker Holstn. It appears that the corps has been asked to nqure what the Speaker meant when he referred to the Senator as "clothed n glory and khak." nybody wth an ounce of sense knows precsely what he meant. He expressed a sentment so generally felt both among cvlans and offcers that t need not be examned too mnutely n prnt. In a moment of exasperaton he lad hs hand on the flnst weapon wthn grasp. It was not seemly n the Senator to call the House of Representatves an assembly of Bolshevk, but t would have been Just as well for the Speaker f be bad not felt called upon to mak a rersonal rejonder. On both sdes there was an error of taste and an error of judgment The ncdent s as small as t was unproftable. The Speaker meant nothng to the dscredt of the unform or of the Red Cross. He dd ntend to hurt the Senator n hs personal vanty, whch was a natural f not a partcularly worthy ambton. If he succeeded, what gratfcaton t afforded hm has probably been forgotten n the sequel. The Vglance Corps was not consttuted to be a school of manners nor yet an nstrument of retrbuton between good mercans. To pursue the matter further would be a thrd error of taste and of judgment, and there have been enough already. Hlo Trbune. Hs Contrbuton Ths s a Lttle Story of Our Town.. E. Lloyd, senate clerk n the 97 sesson, when the specal sesson was decded upon, quetly offered hs servces to Presdent Chllngworth. That was at a tme when there was serous talk that the "war sesson" should stck frmly to busness and hold expenses to the absolute mnmum. Lloyd sad nothng more about t. When the senate organzed, he was elected, notfed by telephone, and took up hs dutes. fter the sesson closed he receved a salary warrant for f240. He ndorsed the warrant over to the Red Cross, sent t to Red Cross headquarters and yesterday receved a note of cordal thanks. That was "Bert" Lloyds contrbuton. There was a good deal sad pror to the sesson about members gvng all or part of ther salares to the Red Cross. In some respects the sesson waas a dsappontment partcularly n respect to ts rato of wore accomplshed to tme spent, but an unostentatous act such. as that of Lloyds leaves at least one pleasant mpresson of the "war sesson" of 98. Star-Bullet- Dont Lke Results What s tho good of the Senate and of the House of Representatves f they cannot get together and pass the necessary laws or tns our lerruou of Hawa? Tho Legslature has just adjourned from a specal sesson that was called to do these very thngs, and what dd they do? Nothng! Passed a few unmportant measures and left the mportant ones go for the next Out of an appropraton of a lttle more than $0,000 It cost the Terrtory more than $7,000 to have these men go down to Honolulu and see the Bghts and hear the latest war news. Let us hope that at the next electon that the people of ths Terrtory wll remember theso thngs and vote accordngly. Garden Island. Better Men Because OfDraft Hawas draft call wll take some thousands of regstrants from cvlan occupatons on July. We do not have n Hawa tho groat number of men from offces that New York and other large ctes poured nto the draft hopper. Most of our youth are rased n the open. But wc shall sec n them a change for the better under tho drll, the physcal exercses and tho dscplne of camp lfe. Whether or not Hawas men of the guard and the draft army are called away from the slands, the tranng they -- oceve wll be?. stmulus to them, just as ths whole fact of a war for rghteousness : quckenng the moral conscousness, and strrng tho physcal and mental powers of a hundred mllon of mercans Star-Bull- n. Call For More Vglance Germans of tho sort who attempt murder and commt sucde, because of hatred for mercans are hardly safe at large n ths communty. It would ccem that an nvestgaton should be made of the Peler case that wll determne whether he had been makng open threats, and, f so, why he was not locked up long ago. Pol ler has convenently taken hmself out of th way, but there are unex planed elements to the tragc story whch need addtonal lght. Star-Bullet- Not Worth The Prce The Hawaan Rodeo s a snoctacu- - l:r event of the far program but the spectacular qualty Is not enough to m:ke un for the loss of lfe. Those who saw the dashng young cowboy.jrom KHa mashed nto an men mass under hs horce yesterday could not afterward fnd much of the holday sprt n the ropng contest. Star Bulletn. Hawas Frst Far Hawas Frst Terrtoral Far, whch was mor.t approprately opened yesterday by the hostng of the Stars and Strpes nt the entrance to the grounds by the Secretary of the s a most credtable begnn ng of what wll certanly become a seres of such useful events. Ths frst far s a war-tm- e effort, nrrang-ed- t for wth as lttle expense as possble and wth tho central dea of permttng local producers to brng before the attenton of local consumers what Hawa s able to do today towards Wth thn as a central dea and wth the assst ance of the army, generously gven, the far s certan of success by tself and as a foundaton and a begnnng for bgger thngs n the fu ture, when normal tmes have returned Ṫhe Terrtory owes much for the almost certan euccess of ths far to the energy of two men n partcular, George H. ngus, charman of the far commsson, and Colonel Scho-feld-, who ha3 had n charge the detals of the army partcpaton. Both men have put ther whole heart nto makng the most of the opportunty, and the results are now for all to see at Kapolan Park. P. C. dvertser. The Tourst Busness Some months ago members of the Promoton Commttee came here wth much good argument n behalf of ther work. They argued the tourst was a crop upon whch we had come to depend and one whch we qute legtmately looked forward to developng to the fullest possble extent. nd they were qute rght. But war came and wth war came added burdens and perplextes. Not the least among the last named was the queston of our atttude toward the work of the Promoton Commttee. Tme and the developments of the stuaton appear to have answered these ques tons wthout any partcular help from us. Wtness the statement from the manland of May 27, announcng the decnon of the drector of ral roads to ncrease freght rates on all ralroads by twenty-fv- e percent and to rase passengers fares from two and one half cents per mle to three cents per mle. Ths step was taken to meet the ncreased cost of operaton of the roads, a lttle matter of $800,-- 000,000 or thereabouts, annually. The ncreased passenger rates wll go nto effect on the tenth of ths month, tho freght rates on the twenty-ffth-. Sad as t may seem, t looks as though Mr. Mcdoo has settled the queston of promoton for the Terrtory for some tme to come and what he has left unsettled the shppng board Is lkely to deal wth n a manner all ts own. Hlo Post-Heral- Hawas Pont Made ttorney-gcneera- l Gregory mght not bo opposed to he "dsloyalty bll" passed by the legslature If ho knew what t s. Hs opposton as expressed to Governor Pnkhm Is to entrely dfferent legslaton. The governor, cablng tho Interor department, sad there were "several blls pendng n our specal sesson of the legslature provdng for the nternment of alen onomes and otherwse restrctng ther prvleges." Tho bll passed and sgned by the governor does not restrct the prvleges of any alen enemy or any other person. No ono has the "prvlege" of beng ddoya! by act or deed; no one has the "prvlege" of utterng sedtous language or comportng hmself sedtously. Tho. bll was passed after consult aton wth U. S. ttorney Hubor and y$vr tho senate had provded for possble questons of ts consttuton-alty-. t any rate, passage r--f tho act has. o the rrt Hawa desres to make that ths Ie not a "healthy place" for of any sort, speces or breed.- - Star-Bullet- Entered Of Record Lease D. W. K. WHITE by Gdn to Poneer Mll Co, Ltd, por Kul 374 p 4, Polak, Lahana, Mau, Mar 28, 98, $585, for full term. Mortgages JMES KLN to J. H. Kunewa, nt. n 8360 sq. ft. bldgs, etc., Waluku, Maul, June 7, 98. $800. greements ROYL HWIIN GRGE LTD., wth Km Young Pug, to sell for $865 Chevrolet tourng car, Mau, May 7, 98. $500 allowance on Ford car. SCHUMN CRRIGE CO, LTD. to George Kluegel, Oakland Tournf Car. Oahu, May 5, 98. $50. SCHUMN CRRIGE CO. LTD, to Dr. S Hamamoto. Overland utomoble. Mau, May 7, 98. $ Plant an acre for the shell-houndefarmers of "No Mans Land". THE MUI NEWS, FRIDY, JUNE 4, 98. t..n On The Other Islands Chropractc Bll Only vetoed By Governor Honolulu, June 8 ll blls passed by the legslature have been gnod by Governor Pnkhant except the one provdng for the lcensng o chropractors, and ths measure, the governor has announced, s as ood as dead now. None of the blls was vetoed, mt the governor has n.mated that, ths wll be the fate of chopr;-t- c measure. Hul To Buy Hackfelds Turned Down Honolulu. June 8 Reports receved In Honolulu ths week say that John McCandless and J.. Kennedy, wh went to Washngton to endeavor to negotate wth. Mtchell Palmer, custodan of alen enemy property, for purchaase of the alen enemy stock n H. Hackfeld & Co., have been turned down cold by the custodan. It Is known that Ihe last, few mals have brought to R. II. Trent, Hawa representatve of the custodan, applcatons for stock purchases n Hackfeld & Co., havng been referred to Trent by the custodan. Fred Waldron To Go To France Honolulu, June 0 Fred L. Waldron, head of the Fred L. Waldron, Ltd., one of Honolulus actve busness men and a resdent of tho cty snce 893, las volunteered for Red Cross servce overseas. He has sgnfed hs desre to go to Franco for work as close as possble to the front. He has one son servng wth the Canadan forces overseas. "Hs applcaton wll bo sent t. Washngton wth the other applcatons on hand and t s up to Washngton to decde who shall go", sad Mr. Castle. Seabury Short of Mau was another volunteer for overseas servce wth the Red Cross who fled hs applca ton ths mornng. Mr. Short wll do local work untl hs call cones. Chld llows Rce Increase Honolulu, June 0 n ncrease of approxmately 50 cents a bag n the prce of Hawaan rce was agreed upon by the rce growers of Oahu and J. F. Chld, federal food admnstrator, followng a three-hou- r conference at whch the rce stuaton from the standpont of cost and expense was consdered from all angles., Whle all the Orental growers agreed to the new prce as a reasonable one, L. L. McCandless refused to gve a defnte statement as to hh poston untl he had consulted hs attorney. The new schedule of prces s as follows per bag of 00 pounds: To grower by mller for paddy $4.50. To mller by jobber for rce, $8.50. To retaler by jobber $8.70. Retal prce, $9.25. Less than bag lots, 0 cents a pound. Hlo Wll Celebrate Fourth Hlo, June 8 s decded upon last nght at a meetng of the commttee In charge, Dr. Mlton Rce charman, the Fourth of July celebraton ths year wll consst of a parade of decorated cars and floats n the mornng, begnnng at 9 oclock; patrotc exercses wth musc n the Gaety Theater at 0 a. m.; feld and track sports and a baseball game at Mooheau Park n the afternoon, begnnng at 2 oclock, and a free dance n tho Natonal Guard rmory n the evenng. S. C. Huber wll bo the orator off the day. Plantatons sked To Take Bonds Honolulu, June 8 Terrtoral Treasurer McCarthy has drawn up a plan for sellng the $00,000 worth of bonds approprated by the specal legslature for reparng the storm damage to Bg Island roads, whch has been submtted to the plantatons of that sland. It apportons the amount among the plantatons accordng to ther sugar output and ranges from $300 to $,500. In case the bonds are not sold the new act provdes for a specal tax on Hawas property for th purpose. Wves Of German len Enemes To Be Fnger-Prnte- d Honolulu, June Dstrct ttorney S. C. Huber has boon notfed from Washngton that the wves of all unnaturalzed Germans must be regstered and records made of ther fnger prnts, the same as was done some tme ago of male Germans. The date of regsteraton wll bo sometme between June 7 and 26, the exact date to be announced later. mercan women who have marred German alens are to be consdered as Germans and must bo regstered. The only way they can escape s through the death of ther busbar Is or by gettng dvorced. In ether case ther mercan ctzenshp can be restored Steamshp Company To Open Offce In July Honolulu, June 0 The local offce of tho Toyo Ksen Kasha, under drect supervson and management of members of other offces on the manland and at Yokohama, wll be opened here July In tho offces n the Young buldng formerly occuped by the promotng commttee. L. E. Be-mformerly head of the San Francsco offce, s hero to become manager of tho Honolulu branch, and brought E. Hedemark of the same offce, as hs assstant. T. Ok, also of te Coast branch, wll be a member of the staff, to look after the Japanese.,! porton of tho busness. Other members of the staff are expected soon from Yokohama. Pnkham Not Gong To Phlppnes Governor Pnkham denes a report that he would leave for the Phlppnes as soon as McCarthy s naugurated. He says lm ntends to take a long rest here at home. sks Lane To bolsh Fshng Rghts! Honolulu, June Hawaan cspo- - rlnl,y,ro bfpng to nterest Secretary Lane n ne matter of secur nc through congress the condemnaton of the konohk fshng rghts n the Islands and nn appropraton to pay for these rghts. Duke Beaten On Coast By Youngster Honolulu, June 2 Loral sport follower!) were somewhat surprsed to learn tha Duke Kahanamoku had been forced to lower hs colors to a comparatve novce n the aquatc compettons at Oakland on last Fr day evenng. Even tho news that Clarence Lane swam t ho 25 yards n seconds, smashng George Cun-ha- s record of several years standng, faled to make up for the keen dsappontment of local enthusasts. ccordng to advces from the coast Frank Norgs s the youngster who caused Duke to play second fddle, wnnng the lull yards n 55 seconds. Tls tme breaks Norman Ross worlds record for the dstance. Flags Brthday Beng Celebrated Honolulu. June 2 The Elks of Hawa wll dke the lead here, as the t manland wll do n prac tcally all ctes, n celebratng the II nver;-jr- of the brth of the Stars and Strpes on Frday, Juno. Tn;! wll be the HI nnnversarv of the adopton of tho flag made by Betsy Ross, tle Quaker seamstress, n Vhladrlpha. as tho banner of the na ton. The celebraton wll take place n the captal grounds and wll probably bo largelv attended, as was tho frst lebraton held here last year. Y. M. C.. nd Church Workers To Leave For France Honolulu, Juno 0. E. Larmer, general secretary of tho Honolulu Y. M. C., the frst local man to leave for feld servce wth troops on tho manland, has been ordered to report n Sao Francsco Juno 8 for assgn ment n the Western Drpartmont. He expect;--, to be statoned ether at Camp Fremont or Camp Kearney. Secretary Larmer Is to return to Honolulu late ths comng fall. For overseas dutv n Y. M. C.. work. E. T. Chase, prncpal of tho Iunahou cademy, s to leave hero tho latter part of ths month. Ho ex pects to be sent to Franco mmedately theroalter. Mss Edth Perkns has left already for Y. M. C.. war work n Franco. Rev.. W. Palmer, pastor of the Central Unon Church, s to leave also at tho end of ths month for specal relgous work at Camp Fremont under The auspces of the rmy Y. M. C.. D. C. Peters, pastor of the Chrstan Church s to leave about the frst of July for tho manland where o wll ct for sx months as a secretary of the Y. M. C.. n tho Western Department. Grl Saves folder From Drownng Honolulu, June 0 Mss Margaret MeCabe, of tho Outrgger Club swm mng team, saved Prvate Robert flunn, of the Fort Kamehameha san tary corps from drownng at Wakk vesterday mornng. Tho grl was on her way lo the "bg surf" wth her surf board when :.he heard Gunn callng for help. The man was nearly unconscous but the prl managed to - - her surf board beneath hm and lo then tow hm ashore where ho arrved n entrely unconscous condton. Over exerton s supposed to r.vo boon the cause of tho accdent. Can Natonal Guard Solders Vote Ths Year? Honolulu, June 8 Poltcans suddenly awakened to tho fact yesterday that hundreds and possbly thousands of voters of the Terrtory wll be carryng arms and wearng khak ths fall when the general electons take place, and vague rumors spread through both the Republcan and Democratc ranks that the status of canddates for offce mght be shaken, but tho consensus of opnons among federal offcals s that the men wll be permtted to vote as usual. Unted States Dstrct ttorney S. C. Huber, Cty ttorney. M. Brown, and a few army offcers expressed themselves as nclned to the belef that the men dd not lose ther rghts as ctzens whle under arms as long as they remaned at ther "home sta tons," and "home statons" n ths nstance s nterpreted to mean ther resdence wthn the Terrtory. Flpno Solders May Become Ctzens Honolulu, Juno 2 Whatever the fnal rulng on the elgblty of Fl pnos to become mercan ctzens by naturalzaton, a queston upon whch there have been opposng decsons n Ihe courts of Hawa and the man land, t s now made possble by amendments to the naturalzaton law made by congress recently for the na tves of the Phlppnes who have served n the Unted States army and navy for three years,to be naturalz ed. lhs same regulaton apples to other alens, ncludng Porto Rcans. No Bonus For Plantaton Men In U. S..Servce Honolulu. June 2 There s.lttle possblty of the sugar planters contnung to pay bonuses to laborers, who as natonal guardsmen have bef n called nto federal se rvce. Ono of tho ollcals of the Hawaan Sugar Planters ssocaton ponts out that the average plantaton laborers now n federal servce s recevng a greater salary than he receved on the plantaton. Tho average laborer receved from $2 to $28 a. month where now he receves $30 a month, and f he s marred gets $5 and hs wfe gets $30, and f there s onetehd sho receves $40 and the hubsanet 45. Cowboy Des From Fall t Far Honolulu, June 2 Maull Kapub, a cowboy from Hanale, Kaua. raucht beneath hs hor.se whch t when he roped a steer at the ropr contest on.monday afternoon, am! was so badly crushed that he ded Ihe emergency the followng mornn-besde- s severe nternal Injures the unfortunate mans skull was badly fractured. Hlo Doctor On Way To France Hlo, June 9 Dr. Charles R. Carval-ho-, a Hlo boy born and reared the thrd son of Professor Joaqun Cur-valhdrector of the Hawa County Band, s now on hs way lo Franco s a Frst. Leutenant In the Hosptal Corps of tho regular army. Ths nformal on reached rrofosso Carvalho by (he S. S. llelene yesterday. Leutenant Carvalho had tme for a postal as ho had just reeev d orders to leave for Fance wthn 4k hours. Dutch Boats May Carry Passengers To Coast Honolulu, Juno 8 The Government has decded to allow tho ssuance of permts to and from tho Coast on tn Dutch steamers recently taken over from Holland by the Unted States. Word to ths effect reached Malcolm Frankln, collector of (he port ths mornng. Ths order affects of course only those steamers n the Pacfc. Tho ssuance of these permts wll he of materal assstance to the soluton of tho transportaton problem whch has been facng the Islands. Tn boats wll lkewse be permtted to carry frst class passengers lo and from tho Orent. Next to a letter from home, a soldcr apprecates most of all a home paper. Gve YOUR solder boy a subscrpton to the MUI NEWS $2 50 a year. BY UTHORITY publc meetng nf the rtn:,-- nf Lcense Commssoners for the Coun- - y ot Mau. Wl bo held n the Town Hall, n Waluku. Maul, nl T.Vklv the 2Sth day of June, 9S, at 9:00. M., for tho purpose of consderaton and passng unon the nrmrn. ton of W.. FIELD, for n of the second class (Hotel) to sell n- - oxcatng lduors at Waluku (Vmn. ty of Mau, Terrtory of Hawa, under ne provsons of Chanter 2! nf tm Revsed Laws of Haw a. Iflr,.ml all amendments ll protests and ol lectnns nr;nct the ssuance of a lcense under snrl applcaton shall be fled wth the Secretary of the Board at or before mo tme or sad hearng. Dated at Waluku. ths Ma v D. H. CSE, Secretary Board of Lcense Commssoners, Countv of Mau. (May 3; June 7, 4, 2.) DUblc meetng nf tln fn..,.t - -.o Ill I V Lcense Connssorero fnr u r"n,,r. ty of Mau, wll bo held n the Town nan, n aluku, Mau, on Frday the 28th dav of Juno Ills nf. M.. for the nnrnnsn nf mncllnr--. Hon and passng upon the nnnlca- - ton of GRND HOTEL COMPNY, LIMITED, for a lce TSO nf h o unnrtrwl class (Hotel) to Sell ntoyf-ntnlnuors at Walnk Cnllltv nf TVT.,, under the provsons of Chapter 22 of the Revsed Laws of ll:,u-.- and all amendments ll protests and objectons aganst the ssuance Of a lcense mnor u.i addlcaton shall ho Secretary of the Board at or before me unnj u sau Hearng. Dated at Waluku. ths M.v 59 D. H. CSE, Secretary Board of Lcense Com mssoncrs, County of Mau. (May 3; Juno 7, It, 2.) publc meetng of tho Board of Lcense Commssoners for the County of Mau, wll bo held n the Town Hall, n Waluku, Mau, on Frklav the 2Sth day of June, 98, at 9:lu. M., for the purpose of consdera ton and passng upon the applca ton OI luutth HOTEL COMPNY, LIMITED, for a lcense of tho frst class (Wholesale) to sell ntoxcatng lquors at Lahana, County of Mau, under the provsons of Chapter 22, of the Revsed Laws of Hawa, 93, and all amendments H protests and objectons aganst the ssuance of a lcense under sad applcaton shall be fled wth the Secretary of the Board at or before the tme of sad bearng. Dated at Waluku, ths May 29, 98. D. II. CSE, Secretary Board of Lcense Commssoners, County of Mau. (May 3; June 7, 4, 2.) publc meetng of the Board of Lcense Commssoners for the County of Mau, wll be held n the Town Hall, n Waluku, Mau, on Frday the 28th day of June, 98, al 9:a. M., for the purpose of consderaton and passng upon tho applcaton of J. M. MEDEIltOS, tor a lcenso of the frst class (Wholesale) to sell ntoxcatng lejuors at Paa, County of Mau, Terrtory of Hawa, unde-- r the provsons of Chapter 22, of the Revsed Laws of Hawa, 93, and all amendments there to. ll protests and objectons aganst tho ssuance of a lcense unde-- sael applcaton shall be lle-- wth the Secretary of the Board at or before the tmo of sad hearng. Dated at Waluku, ths May 29, 98. D. H. CSE, Secretary Board of Commssoners, County of Mau. (May 3; June 7, 4, 2.) publc meetng of the; Beard of Lcense Commssoners for the Coun- - FIVE ty of Mau, wll be l n the Town Mall. ll Walnk. Ma:!, on Frday LMh day of June, 98, at 9:00. M., for the nn pose of consderaton and passng upon the applcaton of the KUlKLU WINE COMPNY, LIMITED, for a le-n- el the l.,;n h Cl;.s--, (that ls to sell wne manufactured by the lcensee from grapes crown n the Terrtory by the lcensee or others) at the Wr.ey.4 sad Company stuate at. Kaupakalua, Maul, tnder the provsons of Chapter 22 of the Re vsed Laws of Hawa, 95, and all amendments thereto, ll protests and objectons aganst jtle ssuance of a lcense under sad applcaton shall be fled wth the (Secretary oj the Hoard at or before the tme of sad bearng. Dated at Waluku. ths May 29, I9S. D. II. CSE, Secretary Board of Lcense Com--! mssoncrs, Countv of Mau, (May 3; June 7, I I." 2.) publc meetng of the Board of Lcense Commssoners for the County of Mau, wll he held n the Town Hall, n Waluku. Mau, on Frday the 2sth day of June, 9S, at 9:00. M., for the purpose of consderaton and passng upon the applcaton of MUL WINE COMPNY, LIMITED, for a lcense of he frst cb.s.-- (Wnd, ; sell ntoxcatng lquors at Waluku, County of Mau, under the provsons of Chapter 22 of tle K. vsed Laws of Hawa, 93, and all amendments ll protests and objectons aganst the ssuance of a lcense under sad applcaton shall be fled wth the Secretary of the Board at or before tho tme of sad hearng. Dated at Waluku, ths May 29, 98. D. H. CSE, Se cretary Board of Lcense Commssoners, County of Maul. (May 3; June 7,, 2.) publc meetng of the Board of ty of Mau, wll bo held n the Town Hall, n Waluku, Mau, on Frday the 2Sth day of June, 98, at 9:00. M., for the purpose of consderaton, and passng upon tho applcaton of CHINCr JIP, for a lcense f the second (lass (saloon) to sell n-- - t(. atng lquors, at Waakoa, Kula, County of Mau, under the provsons of Chapter 22 of the Revsed Laws of Hawa, 95, and tll amendments ll protests and objectons aganst tho ssuance of a lcense under sad applcaton shall be fled wth tho Secretary of tho Board at or before the tme of sad hearng. Dated at Waluku, ths Ma"y 29, 98. D. H. CSE, Secretary Board of Lcense Commssoners, County of Mau. (May 3; June 7, 4, 2.) GRND HOTEL j WILUKU, MUI. T. H. I j Reasonable Rates I I Dnner partes gven specal I J attenton. I rasbns; O & Xj25 S The Regal our natonal Shoe vlal orders carefully flled Re&al Shoe Stor 2 Kurt :. II.Ul Street ( M.r The Calforna Rtmtjy Boon to Stomach Sufferers constructve System Bulder M t v.r Tnt.l.- - nn t Laxatve Fne KJney and Bla.Uer Remedy Kem.rkat le.nej raustr Currt Klttumatm nj MUllJ lwntj tl.oo pn kotm. - - ll Drugg. Plantaton Stores and Dealers.

6 SIX THE MUI NEWS,. FRIDY, JUNE 4, th Commencement Of Lahanaluna Held E ghteen Graduates Ths Year Honolulu Fshng Party Has Plka But Catch Many Fsh Lahana Boy Reaches France Japanese Boy Klled By uto The S7th Commencement exercses of the Lahanaluna School were held on Thursday of ths week. The program was as follows: Chorus School Song School Inrocatlon Rev. S. P. Kaala "merca" Our ran Wllam Kaaklola The mercan Red Cross.. James Ne Chorus "Your Flag and My Flag" School The Work of the Doy Scouts In the Present War M. Kuwada Sarn to Wn the War. Charles llen "Over There" Glee Club Lahanaluna Shops..George Kualanl Our Poultry Industry... E. S. Chang "Kentucky Babe" Glee Club Chorus "Homeward Bound"...School ddress Rev. R. B. Dodge ddress... Rev. L. B. Kaumehewa Presentaton of Dplomas C.. MacDonald Chorus "Star Spangled Banner".. School Hawa Ponol The class of 98 s as follows: John klona. Charles llen, John P. Capanas, Ernest S. Chang, C. Hra-n- Moses Inana, Wm. Kaaklola, Moses Kallkane, John K. Kaluaknl, Wm. G. Kauwenaole, Herman Kemohe George Kualanl, Masaro Kuwada, Km Chan Lau. James Ne, Joseph Pakl, dam Puha, Khmchong Shm, Haruo Yamashta. On Wednesday afternoon of ths week the sx-yea- r old son of Mr. Nuu-hlwwhle playng on the street near the Kamehameha III School was run over by an automoble. The drver, a Japanese took the chld at once to the hosptal but he lved for only a few mnutes. The surf was so hgh on Wednes-ua- y that the Claudne dd not call at Lahana on her way to Honolulu. Mrs. Capwell of the wreless staton has been Qute ll for the past week. Mrs. James Flemng of Hamakua-pok- o Is vstng Mr. and Mrs. Davd Flemng at the Honolua ranch. Mss Louse Caldwell of Oakland, Calforna arrved n Lahana on Saturday evenng to spend the summer wth her sster Mss Roberta Mrs. Edth Wagner expects to go to Honolulu on Frday evenng. From there she wll go to Calforna to spend the summer wth relatves. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Hose have had letters from ther son Henry tellng them of hs safe arrval n France. MOUNTIN COUNTY HS WR RECORD HRD TO BET ty, have proved to he anythng out a boon to t but have been so ex ploted by greed and graft, and l)y selfsh ambton as to become the cause of untold mseres, and grev- San Francsco, June 2 Trnty County, wth an area of some 3,000 ous natonal harms. "We have mult square mles, and a populaton of only pled convenences to such an extent, 3,000 people, wth no movng pcture that we have done lttle else but pro theaters or populous centers, and wth but few roads, has, nevertheless, a war record whch s hard to beat, accordng to the report of Judge James W. Barteu, Charman of the Councl of Defense. More than 00 of her young men over three percent of the total populaton have long snce Joned the army, ether by enlstment or through the draft. s a result, the labor shortage wthn the county s acute, but the stuaton wll be successfully met by cooperatve work among the fanners, who have determned to rase, ths year, more foodstuffs and beef than Trnty county has ever before produced. In spte of the fact that t has no Industres employng large numbers of employees, and does not receve any revenue from "war ndustres", ths mountan county very nearly trebled ts quota of $8,000 for the Thrd Lberty Loan, and, on prl, was number 8 n the lst of northern Calforna countes In the purchase of War Savng Stamps. Its Red Cross Chapter, wth over,000 memhers (33 percent of he total populaton). haa, n the past year, shpped to the parent organzaton over 2,000 artcles Includng hosptal supples and kntted goods. Matrmonal Prze young man who, durng hs bref career, had never been requred to do very much lubor at home, enlsted for the pesent war, and Is now In a tranng-cam- p "Somewhere n merca." few days ago hs mother receved a letter from hm n whch he sad that he had never worked, so hard n hs lfe, that he had been dong ktchen work, makng beds, washng and dryng dshes, etc., and that when he returned from the war he would make some fellow In Calforna the best wfe there ever was. Log ngeles Tmes. In The Churches MKWO UNION CHURCH. Crag Bowdlsh, Mnster. 0:00 Sunday School. :00 Mornng Worshp. Centerng on the modern movement "back to Chrst." GRET PROMISE ND HOW IT MY BE FULFILLED By Rev. J. Charles Vllers (Church of the Good Shepherd) There s a promse of great achevement and hgh destny to Judah n the propheces of Isaah worthy of consderaton n our day and generaton. It s ths: "Thou shall call thy wals salvaton and thy gates prase". The walled rty Is hstorcally unknown n these Islands and n the country of whch (hey are an outpost. Here and there n England are ctes n whch there can be seen the relcs of the ancent walls and gates by whch these ctes were once enclosed. They are kept n good repar not for any present-da- servce, but as remnders of a long ago past. We have recently been remnded that the walled cty s not yet a thng of the past n the eastern world, by the takng of Jerusalem from the Turks by the Brtsh, under the General We have all read the wonderful story of the conquest of Jerusalem, and, probably, have seen pctures of General llenby and hs assocates passng through the gates, and under the walls of the Holy Cty welcomed wth rejocng by Jews, Chrstana, and Moslems alke. It was these very walls and gates that the prophet had n mnd when, he wrote the words: "Thou shalt call the walls salvaton and thy gates prase". But the people to whom he addressed these words were not dwellng wthn the confnes of the cty. For many years Judah had bee.n n captvty n Babylon, nured, and some of the people reconcled, to ther condton, wthout hope or thought of return to the motherland. Isaah encourages them to beleve such return possble, and urges them to prepare themselves for It by fathful adherence to the relgous and moral prncples of Judahs natonal lfe. Moral delnquency and sprtual poverty had been the cause of ther captvty. Had they Deen fathful to ther Ugh relgous prvl eges and oblgatons they would have had a dfferent hstory. They had lacked natonal power n a crtcal moment because they had lacked In hgh prncple at that moment. They would have new opportunty, and the best preparaton they could make for t was to get rght wth Uoa Dy wan lng n Hs ways. "Let the wcked forsake hs way, and the unrghteous man hs thoughts, and let hm return unto the Lord, for He wll have mercy, and to God, for he wll abundantly pardon. The orophet s message s a promse. but t s a promse wth a condton; a promse of what shall be the effect of natonal adherence to tne lunaamental prncples of relgon and rghteousness. Wthout such adher party of sportsmen, dscples of Iaah Walton came over from Honolulu on Monday to Kahoolawe. Off Kahoolawe they caught about eght hundred pounds of fsh, but the eccentrc on the crculatng pump of ther launch engne broke. They made a jury rg wth a barrel and poured water In It all nght untl they reached Lahana on Tuesday mornng. There It was repared by Mr. Sleeper of the Lahanaluna School. They le Lahana about three oclock on Tuesday ment Gross lvng, socal nerta ence the promse can have no fulfl afternoon expectng to flsh on the way materalsm, and oblvon to the fner to Honolulu. thngs of natonal lfe wll make the promse The naton that rejects, and derdes the law of rghteousness wll, ultmately, pay the penalty of It n natonal OeDasement. I read few days ago a ornan essay, by a brllant wrter. He ponts out that the tendency or modern cvl zaton s for t to be the slave rathe than the master of Its own nventons The amazng conquests of orgnal and appled scence, he says, n effect of the present age have croweded one another so fast that we have not haa tme to dgest and assmlate them, wth the result that many of the whch ought to have been a boon to human duce them, leavng ourselves but lttle tme to lve and enjoy lfe. We have been, as ths wrter puts t, "Gaderen- - Ing" rushng down the hgh clff nto the sea, possessed by the devls of machnery. "We were rattlng In to a new speces of barbarty when the war came, and may, perhaps, contnue to rattle when t s over." I say, "God forbd". He does forbd. But where are we to fnd the humlty, and the moral courage, to heed and obey Hm; to walk n the sprt of "Salvaton", and Tralse" The wrter who depcts so well the Ills of mo dern cvlzaton says that "Educa ton" s the remedy for them. But let t not be forgotten that the cvlzed world was never as generally, broadly, and well educated as t s today. Never was there a tme n the past, when the plan and common people of every cvlzed naton had such unversal opportunty of educaton as they now have. Not only s the common school open to them, hut n most countres,f not all, the unversty, the scentfc and professonal school s also open to them, f not free, certanly on very easy terms. nd never. In all the past, dd so many aval themselves of ths opportunty. nd t Is well that t Is so. for, of course, educaton cannot be too wdely dffused. But. after we have acknow ledged that fact, we have stll to reckon wth another one. nd that s, that the world has, perhaps, no greater menace than t has n the educated schemer and vllan who takes advantage and explots the great multtude of people who have less worldly wsdom and Baacty than he has. The present war s a deplorable example of ths. Educaton may be a blessng, and a unversal blessng. To make t such, however, It must have ts soul, as ts nner lfe, the lfe of relgon. I do not mean rere ecclesastlelsm or sectar an relgon, but vtal relgon, the re- - gon whch s the bass of the Chrst anty of Jesus Chrst. Relgon says the wrter I have quoted "as a motve force s at once too personal, too specalzed to drect deals, and control the educatonal needs of a modern state", because "It s essentally emotonal, and ndvdual, and when It becomes practcal and world ly, strays outsde ts true provnce, and loses all force". That s a very narrow concepton of relgon, but t s a concepton all too common. Relgon, properly defned, and Interpreted n lfe, has a functon far beyond thngs "essentally emotonal"; or of Indvdual fancy and nclnaton. It has relaton to, and concerns tself wth questons of State, wth the conduct of natons, wth poltcs, both socal and economc, ncludng even questons of tarff. It has relaton to nternatonal affars, such, for.nstance, as the sgnng of nternatonal treates, a relaton that wll not allow such treates to be regarded as "scraps of paper" whch may be set nought, wth mpunty. Whle there Is a wrong n the world that needs rghtng, a dark place n the earth that needs the lght of Heaven, a place where njustce, or moral dsorder obtans, there s need of the hgh and holy prncples of the Chrstan relgon. Only the truth as t s n Jesus can free the world from bondage. Next to a letter from home, a solder apprecates most of all a home paper. Gve YOUR solder boy a subscrpton to the MUI NEWS $2.50 a year. Newest.Coolest Hotel n Hawa fort Street Honolulu THE IRISH BULL Hat Often Been In The House Commons nd Other Publc Places Of Sr Edward Sullvan Is not a veternary surgeon, but he gave skllful treatment to "The Irsh Bull" In a dvertng address, helped by a mellfluous Irsh brogue, to the Royal Brtsh Nurses ssocaton. He ponted out that the House of Commons had been a prolfc bull-rnand that some of ts most dstngushed members had released them. Mr. Gladstone, on one occason, when terrupted n- n a speech sad: "It Is no use for the honorable member to shake hs head n the teeth of hs own words." In the Lords, Lord Curzon, speakng on a lcensng bll, announced that "The Interests of employers and employees were the same nne tmes out of ten I would even say nnety-nn- e tmes out of ten." In earler days n the Lower House, Sr Patrck OBren passonately proclamed, "My unhappy country Is swarmng wth absentee landlords." In Dubln at the heght of the rebellon In Easter week, 96, a small boy who escaped from Sackvllljo street descrbed t to hs frends as "alve wth corpses." In a pamphlet Issued by the Irsh commssoners of natonal educaton the announcement appeared: "The women teachers are beng Instructed n plan cookng. They have had, n fact, to go through the prot ebs of cookng themselves. n Irsh mother, recommendng her son for a job n a ralway company, wrote: " am pleased to say that my boy Is a nonsmoker and a nonteetotal- - er." Mchael Murphy, who had bought a new par of boots, sad to hs wfe: " never get them on un. tl I nave worn them a day or two." Sr Edward recalled the case of a bull made In very tragc crcum stances. prsoner who was awat ng death at Klmanham Jal was taken serously ll on the evenng be fore hs executon. The prson doc tor was called n. He sent a hurred note o Dubln Castle to ths effect: In my opnon the prsoner cannot be removed from the cell to the place of executon wthout mmnent danger to hs lfe." n Irshwoman brought an acton aganst a neghbor for threatenng to murder her. "What partcular form dd the threat take?" nqure., the magstrate. "Begorra. your worshp sad the complanant, "she threatened to whtewash the lane wth my blood." n Irsh farmer, walkng up n the neht.aw an apparton at the foot of the bed. He reached hs hand out for a gun and perforated the ghost wth a bullet. In the mornng he dts covered that he had made a target of hs own shrt. "What dd you do then?" nqured a frend. "I just knelt down and thanked God." he sad. that I hadnt been nsde t." Lon don Express.,.. Then They Shelled The Nuts My brother wrote me about a dn ner some of the solders gave for two vstors at camp, members of a famous Canadan regment, who were home on sck leave. The sergeant had been care rutty coached about gvng the toast, but became flustered and ths Is what he made of t: "Hehers to the gallant Eghth, last on the feld and the frst to leave t." Slence regned, then the corporal came gallantly to the rescue: "Gentlemen," he began, "you must excuse the sergeant: he never could gve a toast decently; he snt used to publc speakng. Now Ill gve a toast: Heres to the gallant Eghth equal to none." Chcago Trbune. Her Descent ll Rght Mrs. Lowerstrat "Is there any doubt about her havng descended from the Plgrm Fathers?" Mrs. Uppererust "There may b" some doubt about the genealogy but there s no doubt about the descent! Judge. Producton and Relf-denl- are guns that wll get the Huns. Ice Cream One Of The Frst Thngs The Hkers Want am mn n ft nr n n Ml...-"-MWM- r These men are settng up an ce cream jtand near the front In France. The canteen s the frst tent to be ptched when the men are on hke, for y cream brcks are as welcomo as anythng on the mess card after a long hke. the Chevrolet an ndvdual car To the very smallest detal, the Chevrolet reflects the deals of the makers to produce a really hgh-grad- e car at a popular prce. That the Chevrolet s more commonly compared wth cafs sellng at much hgher prces s justfcaton for the conscentous effort of ts manufacturer.. The new model Chevrolet "Four Nnety" Tourng Car and Roadster, attan a standard of excellence uncommon of cars at these prces. Ths s a clam we would he delghted to prove we could ask no greater favor than to do so. Would you have a car? good-lookn- g The Chevrolet has t n full measure. Would you have strength? Vanadum steel s used wherever unusual strength s requred. Would you have comfort? Proper sprng suspenson together wth comfortable upholsterng and roomness meet your comfort-wshe- s to the fullest degree. Would you have power and low upkeep? The wonderful valve-n-hea- d moter wth whch each Chevrolet s equpped provdes power n excess of ordnary requrement or emergency; and the prncple nsures maxmum power on mnmum fuel. Twenty-fv- e mles per gallon s a common thng for ths Chcvnv let. nd the car s fully equpped. Suppose you let us demonstrate that we have not overstated Chevrolet qualty. "Four Nnety" Tourng, Prce $635, f. o. b. Flnt, Mch. Royal Hawaan Garage F. H. 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7 Latest News By Wreless (Contnued from Page Three.) BOTH PRTIES SUITORT FORD FOR SENTE Lansng, Mch., June 3 Henry Ford s endorsed by democrats n conference for senate. He s also promnently mentoned for the repuldcan nomnaton. GERMNY BHORS MERICN LYNCHING msterdam, June 3 Wolf bureau announces Germany has lodged a complant wth Washngton aganst such excesses as led to fuellng of Prager, n Indana, some weeks ago. SIBERIN INTERVENTION STILL POSSIBLE London, June 3 rthur Balfour, foregn mnster, told house of commons there s no truth n statement that lles had reached agreement not to ntervene n Sbera. WEDDING IN HIGH LIFE Lennex, Mass., June 3 Mrs. lfred Gwynne Vandcrblt marred o Raymond Baker, drector of mnt. Senator Ptman was best n.an. Mcdoo, Tumulty, and Grayson also attended weddng. USTRI DMITS LOSS OF BTTLESHIP Pars, June 3 Swss dspatch says Venna offcally announces loss of battleshp Szent Isvan whch was torpedoed n the dratc. SECOND CSULTY LIST Washngton, June 3 Second marne lst: 4 prvates klled; 2 offcers wounded. MILLION SMMIES IN FRNCE SOON West Pont, June 3 Secretary Baker addressed 37 graduatng class cadets. He sad one mllon men wll be n France very soon. TX DODGERS HEDED OFF BY COURT San Francsco, June 3 Collector Wardcll announces he wll seze Henry Mller $40,000,000 estate for collecton of $6,000,000 nhertance taxes. Judge Doolng dsmssed acton of hers to restran collecton. Wardell clams Mller 6 years ago transferred hs property n contemplaton of hs death to avod taxes. Mller was largest ranch holder n the world and a member of the frm of Mller & Lux. WILSON EXPRESSES CONFIDENCE IN MERICN UNITY Washngton, June 3 Presdent Wlson n telegram to western federaton of labor at St. Paul sad : "Naton can face the crucal months to come confdently, assured that ntrgue can never dvde our country by ndustral quarrels or through class dstncton,- whch enemy ms tred dlgently to foment. WEDNESDY EVENING BIG TTENDNCE T FIR Honolulu, June 2 Far attendance on Tuesday 24,5, besdes season tckets. lotal estmated at 26,000. Col. Bennett to command moblzaton camp. He succeeds Maj Robt. Edwards. Lt. Ballard wll be releved. Successor not announc ed. Major Clark ordered to manland and assgned to depot. Brgade of 2 battalons of natonal guard now at Schofeld. LLIES SECURITY IS THRETENED New York, Tune 2 Wth German drve west of the Ose ap parently held up, a serous battle has agan flamed between sne and the Marne staton. Southwest Sossons enemy began attack that may prove serous thrust to securty of lles north of the Ose. Except that heavy fghtng s progressng nothng s known of results. TODY MY DECIDE GRET BTTLE Pars, June 2 Report of terrfc fghtng reached heght of n tensty n degree of acsualtes not before wtnessed n the war and whch contnues n progress on Sossons-Marn- e front contnued last nght between Montdder and Ose wthout change n postons French left made progress n regon Mery Genls woods near center along mde road but were repulsed by volent counter. Germans falng n repeated efforts to debouch along Matz rver. South of sne between Sossons and the Marne enemy furously attacked ths mornng. Fghtng contnues between rver and Velly Cotterets forest Henry Btou, mltary crtc, says todays fgthng may decde results of ths battle. msterdam, reports that Gen. von Sten, German war mnster, n Rechstag sad great part of French army had been beaten and the so called Foch reserves no longer exst. HUNS WKING TO MERICN PRESENCE NOW London, June 2 It s now evdent Germans takng serously the menace of the mercan thrust northward from Chateau Iherry Have already used fve dvsons unsuccessfully n attemptng to wn back lost grounds. Two fresh dvsons hurled aganst mercan cen ter at Boureshes ths mornng n frutless attempt to recapture vllage mercan Headquarters, June 2 mercan artllery aded French counter attack on Tuesday south of Montddcr but otherwse dd not engage n Marne-Sosso- fghtng. ns ITLINS DESTROY USTRIN DREDNUGHT Vence, June 2 Offcal) statement says Italan torpedo boat destroyed one ustran dreadnaught and damaged another off Dalma tan coast n darng assault. MERICN CSULTY LIST Washngton, Tune 2 Ffteen klled n acton: 9 ded of wounded, from arplane accdent; 7 from other accdents; 8 of dseases. 59 severely wounded; 0 degree undetermned. Marnes lost klled; c. dead of wounds; 4 severely wounded. BSE BLL SCORES Natonals: Pttsburg 0, Boston : New York, Chcago 0. mercans: Phladelpha 4, Detrot 3; Boston 7, Chcago 0 Washngton 6, St. Lous 4; Cleveland 7, New York 5. BURNING VESSEL IN PCIFIC REPORTED San Francsco, June 2 Coast guard reports shppng obstructon m lattude north, longtude 4y-- 7 west. vessel on hre afoan duned Tune 4. Membershp n ssocated Press voted to Waluku Daly Wrless GERMNS CLIM MNY PRISONERS Berln, (Offcal), June 2 Ten thousands prsoners aggregate snce Mav attacked by French and mercans northwest of Chateau Therry repulsed. Southwest of Noyon a French counter attack was repulsed wth heavy losses. SY MERICNS WERE SLUGHTERED msterdam, Tune 2 The Sem-offc- al Wolf press bureau clam mercans were defeated n bloody fghtng. "Caught by wtherng machne gun and artllery fre only a few escaped, these surrenderng or fleeng to rear. Heaps of mercans dead n front of lelleu woods. USTRI FEELING FOR PECE TERMS Venna, Tune 2 Count Buran says ustra seeks no annexaton but peace s doubtful so long as Entente leaders, esecally Lloyd George hold vews recently expressed. Nothng remans but to detenu our selves Ṗars, June 2 Savas agences n Bonnet Rouge treason appea rejected. LNE TO SPEK T MCCRTHYS INUGURTION Honolulu, June 2 Secretary Iane to make hs man address here on 22nd at nauguraton of McCarthy. Bronco bustng fnals, all 4th Cavalry partcpants. Cow punchn fnals, Judd, manager of Kualoa ranch, frst, n 46 seconds flat; Lndsay Wamea, :07-- ; Kanho, Kaua, :. GERMNS UTTERLY RECKLESS OF OWN FORCES Pars, Tune 2 Enemy launches attack under drect fre Frenc artllery. Horrble slaughter. Every counter of lles fnds groun covered bv German dead. Strongest German effort yesterday morn L was n drecton of ralroad between Estrees and St. Dens. t Montdder t met such resstance that t was abandoned. Negro solders wth tanks suprtng, brllantly attacked and re captured forest southwest of Maruueglse. ferceness of Uerman tght ng and acceptance of enormous losses ndcates German hgh com nand s determnaton to contnue untl t wns complete vctory or l completely exhausted. (Contnued on Page Eght) THE MUI NEWS, FRIDY, JUNE 4, 98.! LIBERTY CTERING t! BY No. 49 MUI WOMEN Department Of Domestc Economy Intended To Serve Patrotc Purpose In Conservng Food Needed By The lled rmes In Europe MILK "Get The Good Of It" The Food dmnstrat Ion asks you not to throw away any mlk; It wants you to use t, to "Get The Good Of It". Here arc some pood deas for us ng mlk. M cup oleomargarne or moat fat V4 cup flour quart skm mlk 2 teaspoons salt Melt the fat and str nto t the flour. When these are thoroughly mxed add the cold mlk, and heal untl the flour la rooked, strrng conrtantly untl the mlk bols. Season lo taste. Ths thckened mlk may be used as the foundaton for any cream of ve getable soup by addng mashed vegetables wth enough of the water n whch t las been cooked to gve the consstency of the thckened mlk. Use wth ths recpe: 2 cups corn, peas, bean or potato pulp cup cabbage, turnps, onon pulp In usng tomato add V teaspoon soda to 2 cups tomato juce so that t wll not curdle the soup. V cup peanut butter may be used to make peanut soup, or cup cheese to make cheese soup. unket quart mlk 4 cup sugar Few grans salt teaspoon vanlla junket tablet dssolved n table- - HE. Schedule for both houses Doors open at 7 : 30 Comedy at 7: 50 Feature at S : 5 tt spoon water Heat mlk untl lukewarm, str n sugar and Fat. dd vanlla and dssolve tablet and pour Into n glass dsh. Set t n n warm room untl t s set. rhll and serve. Lemon Mlk Sherbert W cups lemon juce quart skm mlk l cups syrup or sugar Combne lemon juce and F.vrup, and gradually add the mlk. If added too rapdly, or wthout constant strrng, the mxture wll have a curdled appearance. Freeze. Other sweetened frut jures may be substtuted for the lemon juce and syrup, tour Mlk Sponge 2 tablespoons granulated gelatn x cup cold water cup crushed frut pnt clabbered mlk Sugar to taste Whte of egg Soak the gelatn n cold Ps-solv- e water. t. by settng the cup n a pan nf bolng water. Mx the gelatn thoroughly wth the clabbered mlk, add the sugar and set the mxture n n pan of ce water. When t begns to thcken around the edges, beat It well wth a Dover eggbeater, add the fr.lt, fold n the whte of well-beate- egg and turn at once nto a mold. Serve wth soft custard. pple sauce, strawberres, rhuhard, pneapple, or raspberres may be used for frut. Canned fruts may be used n whch case no further sweetenng may be needed. at tn ITovks ths Week! Orpheum, Waluku Saturda Paramount UN C VLERI n "ETERNL TEMPTRESS" Sunday--Vtagra- ph "FETTERED WOMN" Monday "THE CHLLENGE" Tucsda "SPELL OF YUKON" Wednesday SESSUE IIYKW n "SECRET GME" "Vengeance and the Wcnan" Thursday "COUNTRY GOD FORGOT" "Fatal Rng Kahulu Theater Saturda lg Specal In addton to the regular program LIN C VLERI n "ETERNL TEMPTRESS" CIIS. RY n "MILLIONIRE VGRNT" No advance n prces! Monda "FETTERED WOMN" Tuesday "THE CHLLENGE" Wednesday JPNESE PICTURES Thursday SESSUE IIYKW n "SECRET GME" Reserved 30y- Gen. dmsson 20 Chldren 0f.. y.j. - t cm nr. atv.m. unjj: STTEMENT OF DISSOLUTION OF THE Of HN ICK WORKS. lana, Coun ty of Mau, T. II., prl 4th, V.m. To the Treasurer of the Terrtory of Hawa, Honolulu, T. II. Sr: Ths Is To Certfy, That, on the 4th day ot prl, lts, the Co partnershp frm of HN ICU WORKS, mantanng and carryng on a artfcal ce manufacturng and cold storage bus ness at Hana, n the dstrct of lana, County of Mau, Terrtory of Ha wa, was dssolved by mutual consent, and n complance wth law, the followng statement s herewth fled. That the Partners of the sad Co partnershp frm at the date of dssoluton were: JOHN WYLLIK, resdng at Hana, Mau. GORDON ERRKTT, resdng at Ha na, Mau. Wtness our band, ths lb day of prl,. V. lflls. CORDON KRRKTT, JOHN WYLLIIj. Terrtory of Hawa ) BS County of Mau ) On ths 4th day of prl.!k. be fore me personally appeared John Wylle and Cordon F.rrett to me known to be the persons d"scrled n md who executed the foregong n strument, and acknowledged that they executed the same as ther free act nl deed. I). K. W.ll.:ll. Notary Inblc, Second Judcal Crcut, Terrtory of Hawa. (June 4, 2.) BY UTHORITY NOTICE OF SLE OF GOVERN- - MENT LESE. t 2 oclock, noon, Saturday, June 5th, 98, at the front door of (he Captol Uuldng, Honolulu, T. II., there wll bo sold at publc aucton under Secton 380 of the Revsed Laws of Hawa of 95, a general lease to the followng descrbed fsh ponds : Kapaakca, Kamloloa, Kakakupaa and Kawela Fsh londs, stuate on the Island of Moloka, together wth such rghts-of-wa- as may bo neces y sary to nsure ngress and egress to and from the ponds; term of lease, 20 years from July st, 98; upset rental,?50. per annum, payable sem annually n advance. The purchaser shall he requred to spend not less than $500. per year durng the frst 0 yetrs of the lease n reparng and rehabltatng the sad ponds, and shall be requred to put up a bond n the sum of?50l). whch shall be satsfactory to the Commssoner of ublc Lands, to nsure such expendture. Sad mprove ments shall start wthn 90 days from the date of the lease, or the rental and bond shall be forfeted. The purchaser shall pay the cost of advertsng. For maps and further nformaton, apply at the ollco or the Commssoner of Publc Lands, Captol Buldng Honolulu, T. II. WLTER. ENGLE, ctng Commssoner of Dated at Honolulu, May 7th, 98. (May 0, 24, June 7, 4.) N. SNO CONTRCTOR ND BUILDER Just receved a new stock of Mattresses, poultry nettng, pants and ols, furnture, etc.. Coffns and General Hardware. Market Phone Street K. MCHID Dpu Publc Lands. ICE CREM The Best In Town a nd a Soda Fountan Glva Us a Tral MRKET STREET, : WILUKU. Concrete Shp Fath Makes Good Tme In Her Trals In The Bay Of San Francsco jjwwwwuwmm wmv wpmbum njypt jrntmrnjrjrr n "T f,u;m l mm-w- r -- H " l f ssaarj. Waluku Storc p) raumj ; The concrete shp Fath, frst of her knd to be bult at San Francsco, s here shown n the bay there after her frst tral run, n whch he exceeded all expectatons. She averaged more tluu ten knots wthout df cuty and reached a speed of fourteen knots. Then; was a notable back of vbraton n the vessel. LODGE MUI, NO. M,. F,. M. Stated meetngs wll be held at Masonc Hall. Kahulu, on the flrft Saturday nght of each month at 7:30 I. M. Vstng brethren are cordally to attend. F. W. IKfoK. I! W. M. JM:s CF.MMINfj, Secretary. LOH LODGE NO. 3 KNIGHT OF PYTHIS. Regular meetngs wll be held at the Knghts of Pythas Hall. Walu ku. on the second and fourth Frday of each month. ll rlsltlng members are cordally ltlted to attend II. S. FERRY. C. C. J. C. III. IR, K. It. & S. COURT VLLEY ISLND NO NCIENT ORDER FORESTERS Rcuular meetngs wll be held nt Moose Hall. Krhulu. on the frst and brd Thursday of each month, at 7:"0. M..m vs.uft.n--..hers are cordally nvted to n t dċr L F. X. KOSK. Fnancal Secretary. pul BOOKSTORE BOOKS, STTIONERY r NEWS DELERS Hawaan Vews and Post Cards Souvenr-Jewelr- y Kodaks and Flms Koa Noveltes Fn Candes Ukuleles WILUKU, MUI GET KODK FOR VCTION DYS We lavc now the largest varety and slock ever n Honolulu at one lme. See the Vest Pocket Kodak wth fve dfferent knds of lens equpment. also several szos of regular and specal kodaks. FROM $2 UP. SEVEN Ifoonelulu Bbcto Supply Company 059 Fort St. Honolulu. Crsco FOR FRYING FOrt SHORTENING, FOR CKE MKING CONSERVE FUEL BY USING Cooks I In n re meal. Hakes and roasts brown. The toughest old rooster jha cur crowed made tender when cooked on he I DOUBLE FIRELESS COOKER j I.r.MIMM.NINV, Sngle Compartment... $5.00 each j Double Compartment each W. W. Dmond & Co., Ltd. "The House of Housewares" lnnoui.r...f

8 EIGHT THE MUI NEWS, FRIDY, JUNE 4, 98. Ban On Whte Flour Results In Surplus t (Confned from Pate Sccn.) Mrs. Robert P. Harbold, wfe of Major Harbold, U. S.., underwent a Offcal statement prases marnes and other mercans fghtng But 5 Percent s Much Used Now serous operaton at the department last week n hosptal yesterday. She s reported as regon of Chateau Therry. "Wth strong wll and rcsst-abl- s Year go Food Board Calls dong Star-Bulletwell. actvty mercans e contnue absolutely to domnate adversares provde. On Merchants To Buy From Ka Capt. Fletcher O. Sanborn, Medcal opposed." Lev Joseph, a Mau representatve Reserve Corps, who has just come GERMN FLEET GETTING REDY TO STRIKE n the legslature, has had bs applcaton for lcense to practce law n hulus Surplus nto the servce, has reported for duty Washngton, June 2 War ndustry hoard announced t wll not at Schofleld Barracks, and s assgned to duty the 3rd Engneers. further ncrease n allow wth volume of war contracts n congested eastern the dstrct courts granted by Judge The best erdence of the fact that Capt. and Mrs. Sanborn, whose home dstrct on account of dffcultes of fuel transporaton. Wll dstrbute jllurr. the campagn to save wheat flour has s on the sland of Moloka, have been future contracts n other dstrcts. George P. Kaumakaole, dstrct been successful on Maul s perhaps gven quarters n the st Infantry cantonment. granted a renewal of hs lcense to the fact that there s now a surplus Swss dspaches say "Telegram of offcal magstrate nature sent broadcast of Kpahulu, has been Star-Bulletof whte flower n some purls of the throughout Germany sayng all hgh German naval offcers have been terrtory at least. The food admnstraton ofnce n Honolulu sent out uncle, Mr. Lufkn of Honolulu, on Leut. Frank Lufkn entertaned hs practce law n the dstrct courts. recalled from Swtzerland. Releved that fleet s to be ordered out Kosuke Ono has brought sut call-n- s notces last week to merchants Tuesday evenng for dnner n hs toon. The Keler Zetung says extraordnary actvty n German lost aganst Hatsuyo Ono, n the 2nd erattenton to the fact that the quarters n the st Infantry cantonment. meet Brtsh fleet." sut for ejectment and the re- ;t - Hamburg and quotes von Trptz as sayng we arc now ready to rut court, for dvorce. Ka-hul- Star-Bullet- Store and the McBryde and Stores on Kaua have surpluses on hand and askng that they Ncholas Nanassey were the hosts on a German Leut. Frank Lufkn and Leut. Offcals of navy department here say they wll not be surprsed at covery of $200 clamed ns rent, has been fled n sea supply themselves through these Monday evenng offensve for n table of brdge. any tme now. mercan the 2nd crcut court by shps wll take part J. M. mbrose vs. Kealakawa. mbrose clams hs rght to the land as sources for the tme beng. Honolulu wholesalers were also noted not n the evenng after many nterestng DESPERTE FIGHTING ON OISE SECTOR a leasee of the Bshop Estate. The Lght refreshments were served late any tme fghtng happens. to shp any flour to ether Kaua or rubbers of brdge were enjoyed. Capt. Pars, June 2 (Offcal), French n left attack on front of 72, land s stuated at Lahana. Maul untl the stocks on these slands and Mrs. Phl Connston were the have been exhausted. guests.mles between Robescourt fofr ths pleasant and St. Maur recaptured P.clloy and Gcnls loha Lodge No. 3 Knghts of evenng. Pythas wll hold Its regular meetng J. J. Walsh, manager, of the Kahu- - Star-Bulletwood and heghts between Courceless and Mont Emer. Took over at ts castle hall ths evenng. lul Store, n speakng or tne maue J. F. Durao, a representatve 000 of the prsoners and captured guns. German forces have been repulsed Kaj Sado was ths week granted stated that the demand had dropped gan ntono Benevolent Socety, ar n severely volent attacks at Chcvncourt, but Germans ganed footng a dvorce from her husband Mameh-k- o bo fast that they had been caught rjved from Honolulu on Tuesday on at Machemont and Behtancourt on the Ose, where possesson of ground Sado on grounds of non support. wth so much whte flour on hand busness connected wth hs assoca- s now beng btterly dsputed. mercans brllantly carred Herlet Owng to a hgh surf whch was vood yesterday mornng capturng 300 prsoners. runnng at Iahana on Wednesday afternoon, the steamer Claudne dd ; MORE GERMN PECE TLK SOON? not touch at that port on her down London, June 2 Berln advces say German government and hgh trp, but remaned n Kahulu untl 8 command s dscussng declaraton of war ams whch government wll oclock before salng. make soon. Joe Botellho, of Kokomo, who was Bllevlle,., June 2 Lt. R. Bardwell, New York, klled n arplane accdent. Maj. John B. Brooks, fromerly of Honolulu, com- arrested last week for makng remarks derogatory to the natonal - guard, and taken to Honolulu, s home mander of Scott Feld, probably fatally njured n arplane talspn. agan, havng been released on $2000 MUI GURDSMEN NOW T RMS I KU.M bal. Honolulu, June 2 Brooks s son-n-la- w of Commodore Mahan, n- - telegraph censor for Hawa. He marred Mrs. Denns Bell, Com- tva unless they could dspose of t ton. Mr. Durao sustaned a broken through other merchants t would borjn an(j na(j a nnrrow escape from necessary to "P some of t back to drownng when a boat from the Ma-th-e coast to prevent ts spolng. Hp una Kea was swamped n the break-sa- d that the sale of whte flour forors off lahana several weeks ago. last prl only 5 or 6 percent of the genator and Mrg H B!u,hvn, 0, durng the same mnn n amount sold went (J Honolu,u,agt Sunday last year. Except for the fact tna n,ght by ft Matson 8teampr from Ka. there s so much flour on nana, r. anapal, and are attendng the far ths Walsh expressed the opnon that tne.pg food admnstraton would before ths have cut the proporton of whte flour George C. Munro, manager of the that mav be bought wth other cereals Lana Company, spent ths week n from 50 percent to 25 percent. There Honolulu attendng the far. - q Tonrt tn save wheat than F. P. Rosocrann, manager of the heretofore, but an error n calculaton Paa Store, was a passenger to Ho-- has Tesulted n a greater supply u uuuu jas oauruay. flour n the slands that was needed. Harvey Raymond, of ulupalakua Is 8- attendng tho far n Honolulu ths - week. Chamber Of Commerce John E. Garca, manager of the Iao Stables, was n Honolulu ths week. To Study Kula Roads Mss Florence Wood and Mss Munro, nstructors n tho Grls Inustral School, Honolulu, are spendng ther What the atttude of the chamber vacaton at Kuaha. of commerce should be towards helpng secure roads and other publc m- Puunene, were vstors to the bg far Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Campbell, of provements throughout Mau, formed n Honolulu ths week. the bass of a general debate at the chamber meetng held yesterday afternoon. resoluton pledgng the chamber to stand ready to Investgate all matters of publc welfare, partcularly n connecton wth the publc roads," and to assst n presentng such matters as are deemed mportant to the board of supervsors for ts consderaton, was fnally lad on the table to be taken up at next months meetng. There was some dfference of opnon as to whether the chamber should nvestgate any matters untl they had been brought before tho board by an ndvdual or ndvduals and had been refused relef by the board. Several members held that the chamber would be "buttng n" f t lotonorl tn rnrmlftlnts before the cmorvunm had had a chance to hear them. Others took the vewpont that the chamber should act as a clearng house between ndvduals ana me ft 8 Personal Menton j Judge W.. McKay, of the Wa-luk- u Dstrct court, s n Honolulu ths week. Mrs. P. H. Ross and daughter lma went down to Honolulu on Wednesday evenng to spend a few days. W. D. Stone, manager of the Hlo Telephone Company, who s In charge ot tne reconstructon of the Mau telephone Company, returned last Saturday from a busness trp to Hlo. He s accompaned by Mrs. Stone. Judge Burr returned on Wednes day evenng from Honolulu where he spent several days attendng the Far. Mr. and Mrs. Enos Vncent went to Honolulu on last Monday evenng to attend the far. Sherff Clem Crowell s n Hono lulu ths week attendng the far and gettng nstructons regardng the callng of the draft. He s expected oack tomorrow. p. Maurce McMahon, apponted board; to nep tnose wno mga uacas week by Judge Burr as court reasonable clams to attenton, ana to stenographer n place of Capt. W. S help the supervsors by brngng before them only matters that were Chllngworth, called away wth the natonal guard, arrved from Hono worthy of takng ther tme to consderready taken hs new dutes. Mr. lulu on Wednesday nght and has al- The matter was fnally lad over to McMahon expects to move hs famly gve more opportunty for consderaton. sutable resdence. to wauku as soon as he can fnd a Kula Roads To Be Investgated C. D. Lufkn went to Honolulu by number of kcks about the condton of Kula roads resulted n the ap- the Claudne on Wednesday evenng for a fe wdays busness. pontment of a commttee consstng Mrs. D. H. Case s spendng a few of R.. Wads worth, R. B. Dodge, J. days ths week n Honolulu at the B. Thomson, R.. Drummond, and far. George Copp, to look nto the matter Mrs. H. B. Penhallow went to Honolulu on Wednesday nght for a few and report at the next meetng. days vst. D. C. Lndsay of Kahulu left ths week for the Letters To Germany manland where he wll meet hs wfe who has been away for some monns. He expects to return Through Red Iross, m. Lndsay some tme n July. Mrs. F. B. Cameron s a vstor n Honolulu ths week. J. J. Walsh, of Kahulu, has been Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Baldwn, of d as the Mau agent of the luku departed ths week for a twe Red Cross to receve and transmt months vacaton on the coast. They letters for delvery n Germany. r- - wll spend part of the tme wth ther rangement has ecently been made by sons Harold and Herbert who are n whch the Red Cross Is permtted to the army, and statoned at present at transmt purely personal messages the Presdo, San Francteco. between the Unted States and Germany. from the Pacfc Commercal dverts- The followng 7 "personals" are Such letters should be bref and er wll be accepted only from persons Mr. and Mrs. E.. Campbell of beleved to be trustworthy, and who Wauku, Mau, are guests at the can brng a letter from an mercan Young Hotel. ctzen vouchng for ther good fath Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Baldwn and and truthfulness. afmly of Mau, have taken apartments at the Moana Hotel durng Letters for Germany wll be transferred to proper blanks n duplcate, Terrtoral Far week. and wll then be subject to the Mr. and Ms. B. J. Brdgeford of scrutny of Red Cross offcals and of Wauku, Mau, have taken apartments at the Moana Hotel. the government censors. D. C. Lndsay of Kahulu was an ar-, rval Sunday on - the Claudne and s CHILD KILLED BY UTOMOBILE regstered at the Young Hotel. T. B. Lyons of Wauku, Mau s a The lttle old daughter of vstor to the Terrtoral Far and s Nuuhlwa. a Hawaan resdent of La-- regstered at the Young Hotel hana, was struck by an automoble w.. Baldwn, pneapple grower of near the Kamehameha HI school on Haku, s vstng the Terrtoral Far. Wednesday mornng, and so badly n-- Mr. Baldwn s a guest at the Young jured that she ded a short tme later Hotel. n plantaton hosptal. The drver, the Dr. George S. ken of Pala, Maul, of the car was a Japanese named Ko- - s regstered at the Young Hotel. uaak. te s cnargea wm slaughter. LUMBER PRICES DVNCE Wth the arrval of a schooner wth NOTICE OF MEETING.000,000 feet of norwest lumber for the Kahulu Ralroad Company, today, Industral ccdent Board the prce of that class of lumber advanced $3.0 per thousand. Ths The monthly meetng of the Industral ccdent Board for the Coun- grade of norwest $46.80 per thousand makes the prce of the chepest ty of Maul wll be held n the Wauku Dstrct Court Room, Wauku, feet. next Tuesday mornng, June 8th., at 0:30 oclock. ll pjersons havng MRRIGE LICENSE busness wth the Board are asked to June 4 Denz ndrade, 35, and Mrs. be present. Jefuna Lus, 2, both of Camp. W.. McKY, Charman. Ceremony by Father r brose. Latest News By Wreless modores daughter n March. Was very popular here. Mau battalan had moved to Fort rmstrong. Co. L, of Kaua, aso moved nto regular post. Other slands guardsmen are at Camp McCarthy where they are beng strenuously drlled. TUBSD Y E VENING DRFT CLL EXPECTED JULY Honolulu, June Draft call for July regstrants wll report at Fort rmstrong. Ths t s estmated wll take every physcally elgble man n Class l. Draft machnery s ready to be put nto operaton the mnute notfcaton comes. FIR DRWS RECORD CROWD Ffteen-hundre- d automobles parked at tertoral far. Every street ca to Wakk snce 8 oclock ths mornng was jammed. Record crowd of Hawa assembled n far grounds. Early estmates at 20,000. Yesterdays attendance was,000. LNE WNTS TO COME TO MUI Secretary Lane s endeavorng to make a longer vst than he had at frst planned, ncludng tours to Mau and Kaua as well as Hawa. He wll not hold publc meetngs and wants no socal functons, but desres to attend strctly to busness. TERRIFIC FIGHTING IN PROGRESS Pars, June German drve between Montdder and Noyon contnued last nght, French effectvely resstng on left and recaptured the vllage of Mery. Prncpal Hun effort contnues n attempt on center whch s heavly attacked. Germans drove French back as far as the regon around the rver, makng a total penetraton of 6 mles; but brllant counters hurled Huns back all along the front, ng French lne on ther rght. The French volently combatted a large and concentrated enemy force whch ganed ground, French wthdrawng lne west and south of Rbencourt. GERMNS PROGRESS SITUTION CRITICL New York, June Germans are movng steadly despte frghtfully serous battle. Has now entered crtcal stage. Present operatons threaten to be a very serous blow to lled lne from Ose to the Marne. SOME RUSSINS WNT LLIES HELP Washngton, June Central commttee of cabnet party Russan state department, appeals to U. S. and lles to send expedtonary force nto Russa to repel German nvaders. sks that expedton be under nternatonal control to guarantee Russas nterests. SHOWS PRUSSIN PERFIDY New York, June Offcal). Lansng n speech at Unon College, sad: "Prussansm and the dea of an endurng peace among natons never can be brought nto harmony. compromse cannot; even l?e consdered. Berln never yet permtted a promse or a treaty to stand n the way of the acton the Grman government deemed e pedent." He dsclosed a wreless message showng that BernstorlT knew that Berln ntended to resume ruthless submarnng despte her solemn pledges gven n the Sussx case. TUESDY MORNING GERMN SHOOTS WIFE ND KILLS SELF Honolulu, June Herman Peler, a German blacksmth, recently returned from Kaua, after a quarrel wth hs famly because hs daughter had marred an mercan solder, shot wfe through the body fter havng tred to stab her. The womans condton s serous. The enraged man then held the gun at hs daughters head but the pstol mssed fre. n army telegrapher named Doolttle, attacted by the womens screams, nterfered. Peler then ran nto another room and shot hmself through the head. letter wrtten by Peler on Monday ndcated that he ntended to commt sucde. BD CCIDENT T ROPING CONTEST Durng the ropng contest at the far Maull, a Hawaan cowboy of Kaua, was serously and probably fatally njured before the grandstand n sght of thousands of spectators. Hs horse fell on hm crushng hs breast and fracturng hs skull. LNE ND PRTY GET DUCKING Secretary Lane, ssstant Secretary Bradly, ther wves and Mss Lane, whle guests of lexander Hume Ford, n canoe surfng, were capszed but were n no danger. The secretary sad he enjoyed the experence. GERMNS MKE SLIGHT IMPRESSION ON LLIES New York, June Germans ganed center n Noyon-Montdd- er drve, but wngs are holdng strongly. In no place were lnes perced. On French front enemy was unusually reckless wth lves. French army reports that every foot advance brngs Germans further nto terrtory prepared for defense and whch s thoroughly famlar to the lles. Every moment becomes more dffcult for enemy. lled staff s fully prepared and thoroughly confdent. Germans are attemptng to reach Ose to threaten lles salent extendng to vcnty of Noyon. Pars (Offcal), June fter 24 hours of new battle the mpresson grows that German hope wll be unrealzed. lled lne s bent n center but nsgnfcantly and French opjxston appears to be effcacous. Extreme volence of attack s the domnant note of the battle. Desperate attacks are made n huge masses. Ths seems lkely to contnue tor Jome days. The real French lne receded only at one pont. t Lessons Sur Matz, Germans occuped several small vllages ncludng Mery; Bello, and St. Maure by repeated assaults and at great sacrfces. South of Ressons Sur Matz Germans ganed foothold at Marqueglsc. Keuer retort says battle has raged wth unabated fury snce early mornng but enemy s held on practcally the same lnes on wngs despte reckless efforts. tt Pertnent Paragraphs " Judge Burr has granted a dvorce to Mtsue Ushljma,, together wth custody of a mnor chld, from No--, brjl Ushjma. Grounds, falure to Mau Grls Workng Reserve Is Started (Contnued from Page One.) the war such that t could not be gnored. The grls are sgnng pledge cards n duplcate, of same character as are provded for the boys. They wll accept work that may be avalable to them n factores or feld durng ther vacaton, and t s stated that there wll be no scarcty of such work. To Look fter Welfare The far assocaton, n takng up both the boys and the grls work movements, has more than smply the dea of gettng the young people nto useful occupatons. It alms as well to follow up ther work and to provde for ther welfare In varous ways, partcularly n seeng that ther recreaton tme s proftably spent. Mr. Judd s now workng largely through the school prncpals and teachers, but he s anxous for the cooperaton and assstance of men and women n every communty who are wllng to help wth deas or gve some tme to keepng hm n touch wth the young patrots n ther work and plav. The plantatons and other employers on Mau have promsed ther fullest n helpng to make effectve the plans of Mr. Judd and the commttee. Mau Guardsmen Get Heartfelt Send-Of- f (Contnued from Page One.) The bg concourse joned n "mob sngng" of patrotc songs lead by Harry Washburn Baldwn, an after ths for an hour or more the guardsmen were allowed to break lnes and to say farewell to ther relatves and frends. The Japanese of the communty took a promnent part n the farewell, beng present n large numbers, and jonng heartly n the cheers for the solder boys. large streamer back of the band stand bore the words "Banza for the U. S. rmy!" The three central Mau companes, from Wauku, Puunene and Paa em-- : barked at Kahulu, whle the Lahana company was pcked up at that port, later n the evenng. There was no specal d monstraton at Lahana, but a brr crowd gathered to cay good-by- e to the west Mau boys. It s understood that tho Mau battalon of the 2nd regment wll be held n camp at Fort rmstrong (near the harbor entrance In Honolulu) untl the men have all been gven another physcal examnaton by the regular army doctors, after whch they wll be quartered at Schofleld Barracks. porton of the st regment, whch s made up entrely of Oahu troops, has already been examned and those passed are now at Scho-- feld n the barracks lately occuped hv tho Prs II S Infnntrv Tt wll probably bo a week or 0 days yet before Maus boys reach ther permanent staton. Next to a letter from home, a solder apprecates most of all a home paper. Gve YOUR solder boy a subscrpton to the MUI NEWS $2 50 a year. Co-ed- s In The Lbrary "It ths the botancal lbrary? Well, I should lke to have a copy of Rus- - kns Sesame and Lles." "Wll you please gve mo a copy of Ibds Book III?" "I would lke to have G. B. Shaws The Way of ll Flesh!" "What book do you desre?" the young man at the desk asked the modest young lady. "Why, sr, where do you keep Ro mance? You wll fnd Romance n the lttle dark corner. Mss." Chcago n Jures Called For Monday June 24th Grand and tral jurors were drawn n the 2nd crcut court yesterday molng for the term whch opens n Lahana next Wednesday. The grand jurors are called for 0 oclock, Monday, June 24, and the tral jurors for the same day at 2 p. m. The Jury lsts follow: Grand Jurors Chas. Gay. Charles Savages. Davd dam. John K. Hall. W. R. Boole. George Cockett. J. II. Raymond. Wllam E. Saffery. Edmund K. Cockett. S. E. Scott. W. S. Ncoll. Robert E. Cockett. S.. Baldwn. G.. Hansen. lfred K. Tng. I). T. Flemng. Wm.. Baldwn. Edde McConston.. W.. Clark. Thos. Model ros. Geo. S. ken. Tral Jurors Carl Rose. Henry S. Ilagerup. J. Robert Pars. Walter Joe do Rego. Geo. S. Monroe. John II. Nelson. C. C. Campbell. W. McDougall. Charer. Cowan. Thos. Ilussey. Geo. II. Earnsworlh. John Q. Baptst. Charles Renhardl. Joe Ilannon. Jos. V. Marcel. I). C. Moore. Soong Sang. Le Roy F. Jones. Harry K. Baley. Frank II. Foster. Cloud B. Knney. R. C. Searle, Jr. P. W. llston. Frank II. Partrdge. W. O. ken. Wll. J. Cooper. Collect Much Tn Fol For Red Cross The Japanese paper, the Mau Record, has just concluded a tnfol and leadfol collectng contest for the Red Cross, whch has had nterestng results. The total of tnfol collected between March 5 and May 3 amounted to 75 pounds, whle the leadfol collectons totaled 26 pounds. The bg ples of the fol, dsplayed n the wndow of the Wauku Hardware.t Grocery Company have attracted consderable attenton. Wnners were as follows: Tnrol st prce, Sakoyo mano, Wauku, 3 pounds; 2nd, Tsugo H-rsu, Wauku, 26 pounds; 3rd, Umo Obuch, Lahana, 2 M-sapounds; 3rd, o Kono, Wauku, 2 pounds; 3rd, Ka-z- u Takemoto, Lahana, 2 pounds; 3rd, Kazuo Oyag, Wauku, 2 pounds. Leadrol st, Tosho Shmoda, 9 pounds; 2nd, Tonohko Hattor, 5 pounds; 3rd, Shgek Tamura, 34 pounds. The przes nclude 2 wrst watches, fountan pens, composton books, etc. In The Churches (Contnued from Page Sx.) --n WILUKU UNION CHURCH Rowland B. Dodge, Mnster. Mss Mary E. Hoffmann, Orgcnst. Mrs. George N. Weght, Jr., Drector of the Chor. Bble School at 0:00 a. m. Organ Rectal 7:00 p. m. Preachng servce 7:30 p. m. Rev.. C. Bowdsh wll supply the pulpt Sunday evenng n the absence of Mr. Dodge who s to be n Honolulu. To the servces the publc s most cordally nvted. letter from the front by Joel B. Cox wll be read at ths servce. The last sesson of the Brght Monday Club was held today. Ths club wll not bo resumed untl the publc schools open n September. Got One In Your Home? Capt. nderson Dana, who has just got marred at Plattsburg, s a grandson of tho journalst, Chark3. Dana, and n an ntervew ho sad: "My grandfather beleved n marrage. He thought t steaded a man. remember a story ho used to tell. "Its a story about a chap who asked a man: " Have you evr heard anythng about a machne for tellng when a man s lyng? " Sure, sad the man. " Have you ever seen one? sad me chap. " Seen one? sad the man. By gosh, I marred one " Washngton Star. Foch s She Is Spoke From us youll hear no scornful "Tush!" When others laud the name of Foch. We leave the Touts to murmur "Bosh!" When people speak n prase of Foch. The men should watch secret-servc- e ll alens who dsparage Foch, nd pnch the frst who dares to broach n adverse thought concernng Foch. Come! Voce your feelng toward the Roche! tro of huzzas for Foch! Chcago Evenng Post.