THE FUTURE OF HAWAII DE- N E X T MAIL PENDS NOW, AS NEVER BEFORE, From Coast HER PUBLIC SCHOOLS?. IT

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1 THE FUTURE OF HAWAII DE N E X T MAIL PENDS NOW, AS NEVER BEFORE, From Coast HER PUBLIC SCHOOLS?. IT fj.jn Chna, Oct. 25. "v EVERY AMERICANS DUTY TO Lurllnc, Oct. 25. Sherman, Oct. 26. BE INTERESTED IN THIS PROBLE Nppon Maru, Nov. 4. To Coast Great Northern, Oct. 29. Lurlne, Oct. 3. TWENTIETH YEAR THE NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 99. W. A. Clarks Lttle Son Klled By Auto Runs In Front Of Machne On Mar ket Street Meets Almost Instant Death Boys Mother Wtnesses Awful Tragedy Wth an cone Icecrea In each hand whch he had just bought n the Maul Drug Store on Market street, lttle Melvln Alexandor Clark, S old son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Clark, of Grove Itanch, was almost Instantly klled last Sunday afternoon by an automoble as he was runnng across the street. The boys mother was st tng n her own machne a few rods dstant and wtnessed the terrble accdent. The machne whch struck the boy was a Hudson car owned by the Mau Garage & Transportaton Co., and was.drven at the tme by Yeck Man, an experenced Chnese drver. It was loaded wth a dozen or more small Chnese chldren, and was one of the three cars carryng the chldren of a Chnese socety for an excurson to Puunene. The car had just started wth Its load and s sad to have been runnn at between 0 and lr mles an hour when the lttle Clark boy ran out of the drug store and drectly In the way The drver swerved to the rght but I l. n..... H uuv me cnnu wun. ns.. eu lenuer,.. hurlng hm to the street wth such force that hs skull was crushed by the fall. He was pcked up and rush ed to Malulnnl hosptal but ded before reachng there. After the car struck the boy t ran up on the sdewalk where t was fnal ly stopped. The brakes are reported to have been found defectve. Much sympathy has been expressed for the bereaved famly, partcularly for Mrs. Clark who buffered such a shock from wtnessng the tragedy that she has been under a physcans care snce. The funeral of the lttle vctm was held on Monday afternoon from the famly homej nterment beng, n the Makawao cemetery. It was very large ly attended. WORK ON FAIR BUILDING PROGRESSES Work has resumed hls week on the terrtoral buldng at the county far grounds, whch was.suspended durng the tme of the far. It has been decded to have the sde lanas added, as called for In the orgnal plans, al though t had been the Intenton to dspense wth them as a measure of econony. Both the mproved appearance of the bundng as well as utlty seems to justfy the added expense, however, and so t wll be. The old frame buldng on the cast sde of Hgh street, occuped up to a few years ago by the Maul Publshng Co., was torn down tns week and the materal taken to Kh by Frank Sommerfel d who wll use t n the con Istructon of a house. The buldng, Iwhch belonged to the Enos estate. twas sold to Sonynerfeld for $250. Years ago the old structure was occuped by a restaurant. Later t was remodeled for so,as a newspaper offce. The lot on whch the buldng stood has been leased by D. II. Case, who contemplates buldng some knd of a busness structure upon t. WASHINGTON Oc. 2 Both operators vand mners have rejected Secretary "Wlsons proposton to negotate a new wage agreement calculated to avert he threatened strke on Nov. enber. HONOLULU, Oct. 23 Hawaan bonds sold In New York on Tuesday, at Z)2.84, and are now offered at 04,.accordng to a bank cable. Jury Dsqualfed Justce Mll Stops Court Holds Jury Lst Was Not Se lected Accordng To Law Many Cases May Hold Over Tll Next Year Busness In the second crcut court s at a standstl l as a result of the entre tral jury panel beng declared llegal by an opnon of Judge Bur on Wednesday afternoon. In ths opnon the court sustaned a moton to quash ma do by Attorney E. Murphy who rased the contenton that the lst from whch the jury had been drawn had been selected by the jury commssoners wthout heed to the law requrng tha the selecton be made pro rata from the 22 electoral dstrcts of the countv. The queston was rased mmedately upon the open ng of the court sesson Wednesday mornng, and the day was taken up wth hearng testmony n support of the moton. C. D. Lufkn and D. C. Lndsay, the jury commssoners, testfed that they had canvassed the lst of voters of the county by dstrcts and had been unable at frst to And the requred 00 men beleved to be qualfed as jurors Then they had gone over the lsts bo fore them wthout specal reference to where they came from, and selected some more men, they decded after nvestgaton were elegble as jurors. The court held that n ths they had erred, even though the result mght be the same. Court Busness At Standstll The law provdes for the drawng of jures n case the commssoners have faled to furnsh a lst; and also n case the lst becomes exhausted, but whether t apples n ths contngency seems to be doubtful. Although there Is qute a heavy crmnal calendar and a large number of cvl jury suts wat lng to be heard, t seems, to bo the opnon of attorneys that all wll have te stand over tll the next term of court whch wll begn next January. Hosptal Work Delayed Among other thngs that wll bo held up untl next year by the dsqualfcaton of the jury panel, s the startng of condemnaton proceedngs aganst the Smth estate to secure land needed for the proposed exten son of Malulan hosptal. It has been hoped that ttle to the land would have been acqured by that tme so that work could begn very soon after January. DraftsmenLackMay DelayLahanaWharf ANOTHER LABOR CONFERENCE CALLED Tests Completed And Desgnng Comes (By The Assocated Press) Next Money To Come WASHINGTON, From Next Oct. 24 The Amercan federaton of labor has called a Sale Of Bonds Moloka Landngs conference of the offcals of the nternatonal unons to consder ndustral To Be Repared dsputes. Wllam DEsmond, of tho publc works department, ar.lveon Mau Waluku Landmark Is yesterday from Moloka where ho made an nspecton of the wharves at Torn Down Ths Week Pukoo and ICamalo, eoncornng whch much complant has recently been made to the department The last named wharf, Mr. DEsmond states, Is n poor condton, whle tho Pukoo landng s not so bud. In fact tho engneer states, Honolulu has a mn p of wharves that ao In worso con dton. It s the Intenton of the de partment to repar thv Molokal land ngs at once. Whle on Maul Mr. DEsmond, n company wth Hugh Howell, looked over tho Mala wharf ste at Lahana. The test borngs for ths structure have been completed and are sad to be very favorable. Mr. DEsmond understands that It s the ntenton to proceed as fast as possble wth the desgnng and draftng of plants for the wharf so that bds may bo called for as soon as the money Is avalable from the next sale of terrtoral bonds. Lack of a sulclent force of engneers and draftsmen n tho publc works department, however, Is holdng back all knds of engneerng work of the terrtory, and ths scorns to bo tho determnng factor at the present tme. Mau Woman Hurt In Coast Auto Accdent Mrs. Wll. J. Cooper Struck By Run away Car On San Francsco Sde Walk Sustans Many Broken Bones Is Recoverng Mrs. Wll. J. Cooper, wfe of tho mannger of the Mau Publshng Com pnny, was badly hurt on October 4, In San Krnclsco, by beng struck by an automoble. Sx of her rbs were broken, and her collar bono and rhoulderblad e were both fractured, the latter n two places. Besdes the fractures her left arm was badly larcerated and she sustaned a nunv Her of other serous bruses and laceratons. Mr. Cooper receve the frst news of the accdent by ths, weeks mall.at tho tme the letter was wrtten Mrs Cooper was out of danger, but t wll be spveral months before she s fully recovered. At tho tme she receved her Injures she was standng on the sde walk n front of her.ssters home on Lyon street. An automoble drven by a boy collded wtl another ma chne some dstance away, and then runnng wld, dashed upon tho sdewalk and struck her before had a chance to escape. Though nablty to secure passage Mrs. Cooper was unable to return from the coast wth he husband, w came back from ther vacaton several weeks ago. She was expected homo, howovor, ths week, but her accdent has delayed her comng ndefntely. Mr. Cooper receved a wreless mes sage from hs wfe on Wednesday ad vsng that she s dong well. ExpertCanneryMan To Run New Cannery Pauwcla Company Secures Servce Of Arche Lster, Formerly Wth The Pearl Cty Frut Co. Buldng Soon To Start Arche E. Lster, one of the best known pneapple cannery men of tho terrtory, wll come to Maul n tho course of a few weeks to assume charge as superntendent at the factory to be bult at Kulaha by the new Pauwcla Pneapple Company. For tho past dozen years or more le was superntendent of the Pearl Cty Frut Co., on Oalu. At the present tme Mr. Lster s n Calforna, havng resgned from tho Pearl Cty company some sx months ago on account of hs health. Charles Mel, manager of the Pauwela company states that Sr. Lster cones to Mau on one years contract and may bo here longer. Snce gong to the manland Lster, has become en gaged n tho fg growng busness and does not wsh to cojnc back to the Islands for an ndefnte perod. Mr. Lster s especally well known n tho pneapple trade on account of a number of nventons made by hm whch are today practcally ndspensb o In the cannng of tho frut. Plans and specfcatons for the new cannery buldngs are about fnshed n tho offces of Dckey & Wood, of Honolulu, by Mlton T. Clark, a well known archtect and engneer of San Francsco, who recently came to the Islands. Tho man buldng wll prob ably be of concrete, or of steel and concrete constructon. MORE TEACHERS FOR SCHOOLS A number of teachers arrved last week from Honolulu to take classes n tho Maul schools. Among these aro Mss Alma Evans and Mss Pllu a Evans and Mss Aylett, who have gone to the Haku school; Mss Anne Lng and Mss Callle Soong, Keala hou (Kula) school; Mss Beatrce Pa and Mr. Ayward, lana. Mrs. W. H. Engle has resumed her teachllg In the Wajluku publc school snce returnng from tho Coast, am Mrs. D W. Chlsonjhas also taken a class h tho same school. HONOLULU, Oct.! Unted States rmy troops are wtltandng a sham attack by tho navy on Oahu. Tho drve bojnn ths nornl.ng I Makng Auto Stands! Of Street Protested Chamber Of Commerce AndGrand Jury Ask Supervsors To Prohbt Park kng Of Rent Cars On Publc Thoroughfares On the theory that the tragc death of lttle Melvn Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Clark, of Makawao, was due In part at least to the congeston "ntscd by the fleet of rent eerv automobles parked along Market street, a strong effort s to be made to abolsh the practce of such parkng on any of tho streets or roads of tho county. At ts meetng on last Tuesday afternoon the chamber of commerce adopted a resoluton callng upon the board of supervsors to pass an ordnance prohbtng the use of the streets n Waluku and Lahana as auto stands for cars n the rent servce; and the same day. tho 2nd crcut court grand jury recommended to the supervsors that the practce be prohbted throughout the county. The matter s to be brought before the Mau automoble assocaton and t Is beleved that a lke resoluton wlf be adopted by that body. At the present tm there are no automoble stands n Mau such as there are n Honolulu, and dozens of rent servce cars habtually make use f the streets of Waluku, Lahana and other towns for ths purpose. On Market street, In Waluku, both sdes of Ihe street aro ordnarly packed almost sold wtl these cars, reducng the traffc area and preventng persons n prvate machnes from drvng along sde tho curb. Amercan Legon To Establsh Post Here New Natonal Body Gettng Estab lshed In Islands Mau Now Only County Not Organzed Capt. F. A. Lufkn Asked To Lead Capt. Frank A. Lufkn has been asked to undertake the organzaton on Mau of a post of the Amercan Legon. Ths s a new natonal body composed of men and women, who w.ero commssoned or enlsted n any branch of the army or navy durng the great war. A terrtoral organzaton las been formed n Honolulu, and posts have already been created on all o fthe Islands except Mau. It requres 5 members or more to obtan a charter for a post, but Capt. Lukn beleves there should be no dffculty n securng a good membershp hero. The new organzaton, whch prom ses to be a factor n tho future of the naton, s l, but stands for 00 percent Amercansm. It has been attractng consderable nterest throughout the country, and the general opnon seems to bp that has a bg feld of usefulness provded t s properly drected. The frst natonal conventon s to bo hold n Mnneapols, November 0, and 2. NEW TEACHERS COTTAGES ORDERED The supervsors havo ordered the school buldng at Camp 0 moved to Kle, a part of tho materals to bo used n buldng a addton oneroo to tho Khel school and the remander to bo used for a teachers cottage at the same place. The County Engneer was also In structed to propare plans for a mom teachers cottago at the Paa school. OPENING NEW RADIO OFFICE DELAYED It wll probably be about tho frst of the month before the naval rado staton to be opened n Waluku wll bo ready for busness. Sonus delay has ensued n gottn? a telograpl lne stretched from the Lahana staton, md tlls must be completed bofore the new offce can logln busness. LOUISVILLE, Oct. 24 Tho wardepartment has ordered Camp Zachary Taylor to hold 4 provsonal battalons of Infantry and machno guns, ready for rot strke duty. Commttee Named For Roosevelt Fund Voluntary Subscrptons To Be Receved For Week If You Want To Help In Memoral Hunt Up Member Of Commttee At the specal meetng of the chamber or commerce hold last Tuesday aftenuon for the purpose of consderng the matter of rasng $4000 on Mau towards the $5,000,000 fund beng rased throughout (he country for a memoral to the late Theodore ltoospcit, t was decded to contnue the nmpagn through next week tll the frst ol November. A commttee was apponted to l.vp charge ol tho donatons that may be made, consstng of W. O. Aken, char man, Wll. J. Cooper, A. W. Collns, L. L. Burr and A. F. Tavares. Donatons Voluntary The commttee purposes dstrbutng subscrpton lsts so thoroughly on Mau that no one who wshes to controute to the fund wll have any dffcult) n dong so, but t s not tho ntenton to use any pressure to secure donatons. It s slated that the famly and the leaders n the movement to create tho memoral, do not wsl any pressure used to secure money. Persons who admred the vrle Am ocan as presdent, us a man, or above all as an Amercan, are gladly contrbutng ther mte memory green. to keep hs Dont Wat To Be Asked If you want to contrbute, dont wat to be approached, because there wll be no tme for a pel sonal canvass. It s expected that subscrptons wll bo handed n at any of the varous places that have been desgnated. Contr butons wll le receved n any amount no matter haw small, and a neat souvenr certfcate wll bo gven s a recept by the one you turn your money over to. The followng persons have been added to the commttee to handle the collectons n ther respectve dstrcts A. W. Collns, Lahana; D. T. Flem ng, Honokohau; G. C. Munro, Lana; Dr E. S. Goodhue, Molokal; Gordon Errett, Hana; John Fa&soth, Kpalulu W. F. Pogue, Huelo and Keanae; A. F. Tavares, Haku and Pauwela; II. D. Sloggetr, Hamakuapoko; F. P. Hoccras and Gpo. Steele, Paa; Sam Baldwn, Makawao; Joe Fretas, Ko komo; Lorrn Smth and George Copp, Kula; Dr. J. H. Itaymond, J. T. Fanton, C. C. Campbell, M. G. Paschoal, Puunene; D. C. Lndsay, Kahulu; H. B. Penhallow, Clem Crowell, J. Gar a, W. J. Coop er, L. L. Burr, T. Mor, Waluku. Mau Far Had Best Lvestock Show Yet Charman Lorrn Smth Gves Interest ng Revew Of Bg Event Fner Cattle Than At Calforna State Far Fne Outlook For Future Charman Lorrn Smth, n charge of tho lvestock show at tho county far, declared that the recent Maul exhbton not only excelled any prevous show of the knd held n the terrtory, but that In some departments at least t was far ahead of the great state ftr of Calforna held some weeks ago. Mr. Smth las wrtten an nterestng revew of hs department, whch s follows: As Charman of the Lvestock Exhbt of the Maul County Far hold October 9th, 0th, and lltlt, 99, I wsh to thank one and all for ther hearty cooperaton. Maul certanly has ths advantage,. e., each and eyery one dd hs utmost to make" tho lvestock oxhbt at tho Far a success. do not beleve that there has as yet n the Hawaan Islands been such a grand lot of lvestock togothor. The thoroughbreds, draft, grades, lulos, teams, cattle of all breeds, and hogs were a credt not only to Maul but to all tho Islands. 7ow countes In tho Statos could havo produced an oxhbt that could comparo wtl ours not only wth tho exhbt but wth as fne a sprt and cooperaton. Tloro woro DO Hereford hoof cattlo (Contnued on Pago Eght.) NUMBER 023. Grand Jury Brngs Seven Indctments Man Who Ran Down Lttle Clark Boy races Manslaughter Charge Several Burglary And Assault Cases Placed On Crmnal Calendar The grand jury on I uesday returned an ndctment for! ral n utl r. aganst Yeck Man, the drver of the.utonoble whch ran down and klled the lttle Clark boy last Sunday afterno A bench warrant was ssued for the man and le wll probably be tred on tl" charge durng tho present term of court. The grand jury also returned sx other true blls, as follows: Knneshro Knsl, assault and battery wtl a weapo. Tlls case arose lout of an okolehao party hold by a party ot (Oknawa) Japanese at Peal on June 8, n whch the.. defendant s accused of runnng amuck wtl a cane unte, cuttng the lnu s off one man and otherwse mutlatng hm and one other of the party pretty badly..joe feylvn and James Koan Mnll. eous converson. These two Kahulu boj s are accused of appropratng an automoble owned by K. Nagata takng a joy rde, and mlly wreckng Kul Far. Burglary n frst degree. Ths Is tho case or the burglary or the Uoyal Hawaan Sales Companys store when n $950 certfcate of depost was stolen. Ths check was later altered by the thlp; to $50 and cashed at a Kahulu store. Eheno Pnhero. Assault and batter wth a weapon. The defendant s a Porto Ilcan who s accused of slash ng a fellow countryman wth a razor tt Paa, the trouble growng out of possesson of a woman. M. S. Carvalho, Frank Sylva and Manuel Joajuln. Burglary n tho frst degree. The accused tre sad to have entered and robbed the Paa camp store, on a. number of occasons. They belong to what s clamed to be a lawless gang of young hoodlums lvng about Paa. Peorf Sung Woun. Assault and bat,tcry wth ntent to mnder. Song Keo Whan, a Korean laborer lvng In Camp Puunene. was assaulted whle sleepng n hs lome.on August 3, and almost klled by beng beaten over the head wth a bar or ron. Peon young Korean neghbor, s nccused of the crme. There Is evdence that the njured mans wfe was the Incentve of the crme. PLENTY OK SUGAR GIBB SAYS (By Tle Assocated Press) HONOLULU, Oct. t There s no local sugar shortage and the plantaton prce of 9 cents wtl no rotal prce necesstatng the retalng at 2 cents. Honolulu plantaton has 27,000 bags of refned sugar for local consumpton. Manager James Gbb, of the plantaton made tho above statements today. l.t. S. Attorney Huber expressed surprse at Gbbs statement. He asserted that local frms an cablng to tho manland for sugar b cause they are unable to obtan t here. Mauna Loa Lava Flow Stll Keeps Up Judgng from the heavy haze whch perssts throughout the Islands, tho actvty of Mauna Loa contnues as great as ever. It has been just four weeks snce the erupton began. Tho tremendous flow of lava down through Kona nto the sea stoppod about a week ago, but last roports from Hawa aro that the erupton has smply shfted a lttle and that the flow las been dverted towards Kau. Owng to the gontle slope of tho country n that drecton the sovoral streams of lava aro sad to be movng only a few hundred yards a day, n strkng contrast to the e an hour stream of two weeks ago. Owng to smoke and clouds, and tho exceedng rugjcedness of the country, t has not been easy for those who have attempted It, to roach tho prosen t flow and ts source, and thoso few who have, havo not been ablo to vury clearly to ndcato ts poston. Mrs. A. C. Hothrock, of Paa, was a passenger to Honolulu last week, for a short vst. t A, ( 4b

2 TWO THE NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 99. Our Contemporares And Pan Won By A Gggle (Hlo Trbune) Feasts of Reason are usually passed up when tley come n competton wt hfare that s easer to take. Runnng concurrently wth hojse racng, baseball, sde shows, dvng boats and such dvertsements the hghbrow end o Xthe bg show gets the. goby It s but natural that such should be the case. It would be askng more of human nature than human nature has to gve to expect anythng else. Lves there a savant wth soul so fusty that he wouldnt desert the forum for a good lvely dog fght? We wot not The soluton appears to le n stagng the heavy skff and the lght stuff so they do not get n each others lght. The Cvc Conventon last week on Mau s a case n pont. As a Cvc Conventon t was a corkng good crcus, and people as a rule do not at tend a crcus wth ntent to conduct themselves wth solemnty. Excellent mners were Prepared and some of them were read to empty benches and some of them dd not get to a readng at all. There was too much dong on the Mdway. Ths s man festly unfar to the Cvc Conventon dea, whch should he encouraged a: a clearng house for nterslan d prob lems To nvte an august body to conference and debate and then crab the act by puttng on a comedy n competton wth t s, to say the least, dscourteous. We do not.mean to crtcse Mau n ths. Maul was as much surprsed and taken aback as the next one at the falure of Mnerva and Pan to work n harmony. Mau folk enjoy a wde reputaton as hosts. Ther hosptalty s proverbal throughout the Terrtory and not a vstor returnng from the fete but would trounce anybody who dared gansay t. Not lack of hosptalty, but the very opulence of t, was what put a jnx on learned dscourse at the Cvc Conventon. If the next conventon s held at Hlo, as proposed, we should proftby the lesson of the one just closed. Whle the wsdom of runnng sports and exhbts concurrently wth a Cvc Conventon s opento queston, there s no logcal objecton to such a practce f the Conventon s gven frst place on the bll. Suffcent tme should be set asde for ts delberatons and the sde show held off untl adjournment of the man feature. The suggeston that papers be prnted and dstrbuted before readng on the floor of the conventon s a good one,and we propose an amendment that readng of the papers then be held unnecessary. The tme saved by reason of pror publcty could be occuped n dscusson f, as we suppose, the object of the symposum s exchange of deas and the makng of resolutons. Whle papers for. such meetngs are almost alawys prepared by men thoroughly famlar wth ther subjects, t does not follow that the authors are traned wrters or fluent publc speakers. Most papers are too lengthy, yet t requres a keen news edtor to cut wthout kllng the; patent. All delegates are not endowed wth a powerful speakng nnetenthvoce and therefore s of what s read never reaches the audence. The subject of the paper may be of great nterest, but ts kernel s so lost n a husk of verbage and faulty enuncaton that few audtors dscover t. When we get the Cvc Conventon here t mght be well to Insure ts success by employng a vaudevlle manager to bll the acts n proper sequence, an edtor to prepare the papers for publcaton and the co operaton of the press n acquantng the delegates and publc wth the sub jects proposed for dscuson. A Cvc Conventon s capable of accomplsh ng a lot of good, but not n compet ton wth dvertsements of a lghter and more temptng nature. CHANGES IN RESERVATIONS (By The Assocated Press) WASHINGTON, Oct 22 Four re vsed reservatons to the treaty have been adopted by the senate foregn relatons commttee, wth admnstraton leaders opposed. The commttee adopted the preamble to the reserva tons provdng that the treaty be tn affectve untl 3 of the other prncpal alled assocated powers are agreed on enat reservatons. The four re vsed provsons related to artcle 0, the Monroe doctrne, wthdrawal and domestc questons. Awards For llest G bunches of Antrrhnums, st, Mrs.. W. Rco. Rest G bunches of Regonas, st, Mrs F. F. Raldwn; 2nd, Mrs. Rlar. Rest 6 bunches of Chrysanthemums, st, Mrs. H. P. Raldwn; 2nd, Mrs. Geo. Copp; J. R. Thomson. Rest 3 bunches of Chrysanthemums, st, Mrs. H. W. Rce. Rest 3 bunches of Antrrhnums, st, H. D. Sloggett; 2nd, Mrs. Geo. Copp. Best 3 bunches of Chrysanthemums, P.varetes, st, Mrs. H. A. Raldwn. Rest 6 bunches of Carnatons, st, J. R. Thomson; Mrs. F. F. Baldwn; Mrs. W. A. Clark. Rest 3 bunches of Carnatons, st, Mrs F. F. Raldwn. Rest 6 bunches of Cosmos, st. Mrs. F. F. Raldwn. Best 6 bunches of Dahlas, any varety, st, Mrs. II. P. Raldwn; 2nd, J. IS. Thomson. Rest 3 bunches of Dahlas, Cactus, st, Mrs. II. P. Raldwn; Mrs. Copp. Rest 3 bunches of Dases, st, Mrs. H. A. Raldwn; 2ml. Mrs. H. W. Rce. Rest bunch of Phlox, st, Mrs. W. A. Clark; 2nd, Mrs. Ren Wllams; 3rd Mrs. H. A. Baldwn. Rest 3 bunches of Sweet Teas, st, 2nd, and 3rd, Mrs. W. O. Aken. Rest Verbenas, st. H. D. Sloggett, Rest Volets, st. Mrs. H. A. Baldn. Best Znnas, st, Mrs. W. A. Bald wn; Mrs. F. F. Baldwn; 3rd, Mrs. F. F. Baldwn. Best Llles, st, Mrs. H. A. Baldwn Best Water Llles, st. Grove Ranch Best Afrcan Dases, st, Mrs. H. A. Baldwn 2nd, Mrs. S. E. Kalama; 3rd, Mrs. A. N. Kepoka. Best Cannas, st, Mrs. F. F. Baldn. Best 6 bunches of Geranums, st, Mrs. F. F. Baldwn; Mrs. H. A. Baldwn. Best 3 bunches of Ivy Geranums, st, Mrs. II. A. Baldwn. Best Martha Washngton, st, Mrs. II. A. Baldwn. Best Pansles, st, and 2nd, Mrs. W. A. Clark; 3rd, Mrs. H. A. Baldwn. Best Allamandas, st, Mrs. Blar. Best Oleanders, st, Mrs. A. N. Ke poka. Best Gallardas, st, Mrs. F. F. Baldwn; 2nd, Mrs. Blar. Best Mexcan Vne, st, Mrs. H. P. Robnson; 2nd, Mrs. W. A. Clark; 3rd, Mrs. A. N. Kepoka. Best Gnger, st, Mrs. A. N. Kepo ka; 2nd, Mfs. H. A. Baldwn. Best Sunflowers, st, Mrs. E. Camp bell. Best Chrstmas Berry, st, Mrs. H. P. Baldwn; 2nd, Mrs. H. W. Rce. Best Calforna Poppes, st, Mrs. H. A. Baldwn. Best Golden Rod, st, Mrs. Nance; 2nd, Mrs. E. E. Boyum. Best Fuchas, st, Mrs. F. F. Bald wn. Best 6 bunches of Hbscus, st, Mrs. II. P. Baldwn. Best Brd of Paradse, st, Mrs. A. N. Kepoka. Best Plumera, st, Mrs. A. N. Kepoka. Best Ixora, st, and 2nd, Mrs. A. N. Kepoka. Class A. Jelles Guava Jelley st, Mrs. E. C. Moore 2nd, Mrs. A. B. Brown; 3rd, Mrs, R. A. Wadsworth Grape Jelly st, Mrs. E. C. Moore; 2nd, Mrs. A. C. Rowdsh. Mango. Jeley st, Mss Rose E. Crook; 2nd, Mrs. A. C. Bowdsh. Peach Jelley st, Mrs.. O. Aken. Best, group of jelles st. Mrs. E. C. Moore; 2nd, Fred Baldwn Memoral Home; 3rd, Mrs. W. O. Aken. Judges Mrs. McLeod, Mrs. Mr. C. Frazer, (Honolulu). Class B. Jams Best grape jam st, Mrs. S. E. Taylor; 2nd, Mrs. E. H. Wlkns; 3rd, Mrs. P. M. McMahon. Best pola jam No awards. Best strawberry jam st. Mrs. A. F. Costa; 2nd, Mrs. Sam Kalama. Best blackberry jam st, Mrs. Cheo Awada; 2nd, Mrs. Worth Aken. Best pneapple jam No awards. Best guave jam st, Mrs.J. Garca; 2nd, Mrs. W. O. Aken; 3rd, Mrs. J. Garca. Best group of jams st, Mrs. Cheo Awada; 2nd, Mrs. W. O. Aken. Cut Flowers Best Stephanotls, st, Mrs. A. N. Kepoka. Best Double Coreopss, st, Mrs. Geo. Copp. Best bunch of Peach Glow, st, Mrs. H. P. Robnson. 6 blooms of sngle Hbscus, st, Mrs. George Weght; 2nd, Mrs. H. P. Baldwn; 3rd, Mrs. A. N. Kepoka. 2 blooms of sngle Hbscus, st, Mrs. A. N. Kepoka; 2nd, Mrs. George Weght. 2 blooms of Roses, st, Mrs. H. P. Baldwn; 2nd, Mrs. Arthur Collns. 6 blooms of Roses, st, Mrs. H. A. Baldwn; 2nd, Mrs. H. P. Baldwn; 3rd Mrs. Arthur Collns. 3 blooms of Roses, st, Mrs. H. P. Baldwn; 2nd, Mrs. H. W. Rce. 6 blooms of Cactus Dahlas, st, Mrs H. P. Baldwn; 2nd, Mrs. H. W. Rce. 6 blooms any varety Dahlas, st, Mrs. II. P. Baldwn; 2nd, Mrs. J. C. Ftzgerald. Les Best Bougan Vlla, Specal, Mrs. H, P. Robnson. Ixora, st, Mrs. A. N. Kepoka. Male and Hala, 2nd Mrs. W. F. Pogue; 3rd, Mrs. H. P. Robnson. Floral desgn for school chldren, st and specal, Walter Lndsay. Pot Plants 3 Ferns, st, Mrs. A. N. Kepoka. 3 Maden Har Ferns, st Dr. W. D. Baldwn. 3 Maden Har Ferns (Hangng Baskets), Dr. W. D. Baldwn. 6 Maden Har Ferns, st, Mrs. II A. Baldwn; 2nd, Dr. W. D. Baldwn, 3 varetes Palms, st, Mrs. H. A. Baldwn; 2nd, C. F. Ross. 3 Caladums, st, Mrs. A. N. Kepo ka. 6 Caladums, st, Mrs. A. N. Kepo ka. 3 Dracaenae (Tl Plant), st, Mrs. A, N.. Kepoka. 6 Fancy Folage Plants, st, Mrs. A. N. Kepoka. 6 Plants (any varety), st, Mrs. A. N. Kepoka. 3 Crotons, st, Mrs. A. N. Kepoka, 2nd, Mrs. F. F. Baldwn. Hydrangea, st, Mrs. F. F. Baldwn, Asparagus (Hangng Basket), st, Dr. W. D. Baldwn. 3 Fancy Folage Plants, Mrs. A. N. Kepoka. 3 Fuchas n flower, Mrs. H. A. Baldwn. 3 Geranums, Mrs. H. A. Baldwn. 3 Begonas, Mrs. H. A. Baldwn. Table of Plants x 8 feet, Mrs. A. N. Kepoka. Opu u Kalaunu o Lluokalanl, Specal, Mrs. Kahoe. Specal Przes For best Rose, Mrs. H. P. Baldwn. For best Hbscus, Mrs. F. F. Bald wn. For best Carnatons, Mrs. J. B. Thomson. For best Dahla, Mrs. H. P. Baldwn For best Chrysanthemum, Mrs. H. P. Baldwn. School chldrens floral desgn, Walter Lndsay. Greatest number of frst przes n cut flower secton, Mrs. H. P. Bald wn. Greatest number of frst przes n potted plant secton, Mrs. A. N. Ke poka. Home Economcs Secton Ternan, Mr. Gurrey of Honolulu, for jams and marmalades. Class D. Pckles Best mango pckle st. Mrs. W. Lougher. Best fg pckle st. Mrs. J. Smth; 2nd, Mrs. Cheo Awada; 3rd, Mrs. H. P. Baldwn. Best pneapple pckle st, Mrs. J. Smth; 2nd, Mrs. C. E. S. Burns; 3rd, Mrs. S. C. Smth. Best sour pckle st, tomato pckle, Mrs. J. II. Nelson; 2nd, mustard pckle, Mrs. D. B. Murdock; 3rd, strng bean pckle, Mrs. Parker. Best relshes st, sweet tomato pckle, Mrs. E. F. Denert; 2nd, sweet carrot pckle, Mrs. Costa; 3rd, Chl sauce, Mrs. E. Murphy., Mango chutney st, Mrs. W. Sparks; 2nd, Mrs. It. McNeoll. Group of three or more pckles st, Mrs. W. Lougher; 2nd, Mrs. II. Mc Neoll. Specal Prze Sweet mxed pckle Fred Baldwn PLANS COMPLETE FOR TRYING KAISER (By The Assocated Tress) Memoral Home. LONDON, Oct. 22 Bonar Law announced n house of commons that all Hawaan jams Mrs. T. B. Snclar st, Mrs. Wm. Lougher; 2nd, Mrs. Wm Specal Przes Group of three or more relshes preparatons for the tral of the guava jam Mrs. F. A. Du Bols. Kennng; 3rd, Mrs. W. O. Aken. of Germany are beng made, Class C. Marmalades Class E. Frut Juces but that the request to Holland for hs Orange marmalade st, Mrs. Hohlweg ; Guava juce st, Mrs. C. E. S. surrender wll not be made untl all 2nd, Mrs. A. Enos; 3rd, Mrs. Burns; 2nd, Mrs. Har; 3rd, Mrs. Mssne r. the powers have sgned the peace Walker. treaty. Judges Mrs. E. J. Walker, Mrs. Grape juce st, Mrs. Thomson; 2nd, Mrs. W. Louser; 3rl, Mrs. W. I. Wells. Stfawberry juce st, Mrs R. Bev Ins, 2nd, Mrs. Parker. Blackberry juce Mrs. W. O. Aken 2nd, Mrs. J. Cummng. Pneapple juce st. Mrs. F. G. Krauss. Mnt juce st. Mrs. Davd Wads worth; 2nd, Mrs. Davd Wadsworth. Specal prze Mrs. A. C. Bowdsh. Judges for pckles and juces Mrs. Rath, Mss Farrngton, Mr. A. Jones, Honolulu. Class F. Bread Rest loaf wheat bread st, Sunch (cook for Mrs. W. A. Clark); 2nd, Sokur (cook for Mrs. C. C. Campbell); 3rd, Mrs. Sydney Smth. Best loaf usng other flours st, Ah Young (cook for Mrs. D. C. Lndsay). Best loaf corn bread No awards. Best rollskls t, Ah Young (cook, for Mrs. D. C. Lndsay); 2nd, Lousa Cambra (cook for Mrs. A. MacPhee); 3rd, Mrs. Chalmers. Best bscuts No awards. Best muffns st, Mrs. Ben Wll ams; 2nd, Maunaolu Semnary; 3rd, Maunaolu Semnary. Portuguese sweet bread st, Mrs. M. F. de Rego; 2nd, Mrs. John Caraa ra. Class G. Pastry Best frut pe st, Mrs. Fox, Kahu lul; 2nd, Yoshgo Masuda; 3rd, Mrs. W. I. Wells. Best lemon pe st, Mlle Xaver, Kahulu; 2nd, Grand Hotel; 3rd, Mrs. J. T. Fantom. Best custard pe st, Mrs. F. G. Krauss; 2nd, Mrs. Watkns, Hamakua poko; 3rd, Mrs. E. Murphy, Waluku. Class H. Cakes Best frut cake st, Mrs. Marcel; 2nd, Mrs. A." C. Bowdsh ; 3rd, Mrs. Dowsett. Best layer cake st, Mrs. J. J. Walsh; 2nd, Mrs. E. E. Boyum; 3rd, Mrs. A. MacPhee. Best sponge cake st, Mlsunaga (cook, Mrs. H. P. Baldwn); 2nd, Mrs. Ben Wllams; 3rd, Mrs. Worth Aken. Best loaf cake st, Mrs. K. C. Ternan; 2nd, Mrs. Jack Hall; 3rd, Maunaolu Semnary. Most attractvely decorated cake st. Mr. Lous Dstl. Best cookes st, Mrs. Ftzgerald; 2nd, Mrs. C. C. Campbell; 3rd, Mrs. Sam Baldwn. Specal prze Mrs. J. Thomson. Judges for bread, pastry and cakes Mrs. J. Walker( Honolulu), Mss Nance, Mr. G. S. McKenze of Honolulu. Class I. Butter, Cheese and Honey Best Hawaan Made Butter st, Mrs. C. E. Houtchens; 2nd, Kuasaka (cook Mrs. F. F. Baldwn; 3rd, Mary Robello (cook, Mrs. Geo. Steel.) Best Hawaan Made Cheese st, Mrs. W. A. Clark; 2nd, Mrs. Hoshmoto ; 3rd, Mss Rose E. Cook. Best Exhbt of Hawaan Honey st, Straned Honey, Ego; 2nd, straned honey, Mr. Ban; st, comb honey, Mrs. Costa. Specal Prze General exhbt of honey, Kaua Honey Co. Judges of butter and cheese Dr. A. L. Dean and Dr. V. A. Norgaar of On Honolulu, and Dr. W. I. Raldwn. Clas3 J. Confectonary. Best exhbt of cocoanut candy st, Mrs. J. T. Fantom; 2nd, Mrs. S. E. Taylor; 3rd, Mrs. Lesle Burr. Best fudge candy st, Mrs. A. C. Bowdsh; 2nd, Margaret Sloggett; 3rd, Mrs. G. M. Phelps. Best dvnty fudge st, Mjs. Snclar, Paa; 2nd, Mrs. Mlle Har; 3rd, Ruth Lndsay. Best cream candy st, Mrs. Davd Wadsworth; 2nd, Mrs. Mlle JIar; 3rd, Mss Aleen Walsh. Best peanut candy st, Mrs. Dan T. Carey; 2nd, Mrs. J. E. Gannon; 3rd, Mrs. F. G. Krauss. Canded frut or peel st, Mrs. W. O. Aken; 2nd, Mrs. W. O. Aken; 3rd, Mrs. F. A. Du Bos. Best group of 3 or more varetes st, Mrs. Davd Wadsworth; 2nd, Mrs. W. O. Aken; 3rd, Mrs. Lesle Burr. Specal przes Marshmallow, Mrs. D. Wadsworth; nougat, Mrs. Lesle Burr. Judges Mrs. G. S. McKenze, Mrs. H. B. Weller, Mr. Burnam, Honolulu. Class K. Menus. Spendng?3.00 per week, or less, for each person st, Mrs. Davd Wadsworth; spendng over $3.00 per week for each person st, Mrs. Frank Hoogs; 2nd, Mrs. W. O. Aken. Spendng $3.00 per week, or less, for each person, menus to be worked out by calores, no awards. Spendng over $3.00 per week for each person, menus to be worked out by calores st, Mss Parsons; 2nd, Mss Nance. Judges Mrs. Rath of Honolulu, Mrs. L. Burr. Household Arts. Class L. Dresses. Best afternoon dresses st, Mrs. H. Walker; 2nd, Mrs. F. Rosecrans; 3rd, Mss Olve Lndsay. Best evenng dress st, Mss Mna Kerr. Best house dresses st, Mss Olve Lndsay; 2nd, Mrs. Alex. McNeoll; 3rd, Mrs. S. E. Kalama.. Best chldrens dresses st, Mss The OFFICERS r, r I,, Olve Lndsay; 2nd, Mrs. L. Roach; 3rd, Mrs. A. ( Rot brock. Best nfants dresses st, Mrs. Geo. Steele; 2nd, Mrs. E. ML,,,y; 3rd, Mrs. E. Boyum. Best lttle Boys suts st, Mrs. F. E. Sawyer; 2nd, Mrs. J. Olvelra; 3rd, Mrs. Wm. Walsh. Judges Mrs. Vaughan MacCaughey, Honolulu, and Mrs. II. E. Starratt or Hawa. Class M. Hats. Best womans hat st, Mrs. C. V. Orne; 2nd, Mrs. F. E. Sawyer; 3rd, Mrs. Paul Mac Caughey. Best grls hat st, Mrs. J. R. TarIs; 2nd, Mrs. A. C. Rothrock; 3rd, Mrs. Jas. Taylor. Honorable menton Mrs. H. K. Duncan, Mrs. Tama Hussey for koa pod hat. Specal prze Cane blossom hat Mrs. Tama Hussey. Judges Mrs. MacCaughey, Mrs. HI. E. Starratt. Class N. Embrodery Best slk embrodery st, Mrs. F. W. Hardy. Best embrodery n whte cotton st, Mrs. J. H. Kunewa; 2nd, Mrs. Das; 3rd, Mss Lucy Rchardson. If you are not now recevng the REXALL. MONTHLY MAGAZINE please send your name for malng lst. 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3 THE NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER THREE THEATERS tt "Blue Blood" Afflcted wth Incpent paress, Spencer Wellngton s advsed by hs famly physcan, never to marry. Wellngton s n love wth Grace Valant. a grl of fortune, whose mother urges her to marry the young arstocrat. Aganst the doctors admontons, Wellngton marres Grace, and when a chld s born to them t Is a hopeless defectve and des shortly after ts brth. Grace 9 contnually under the survellance of a nurse, and Wellngton neglects her, spendng most of hs tme n drunken orges n the dance hall he has erected. Grace eludes her nurse and goes to the hall, where she s rescued by Dr. Rand from the frenzed attacks of her husband, hs mnd completely gone. Well ngton des, and Dr. Rand, who has always loved Grace, tenderly leads her home. "The Lady of Red Butte, Queen of a gamblng hall Queen of chldrens hearts Queen of the man who once cursed her when the cloud of fanatcsm lfted and the sunshne of love stole through. Owner df a gamblng hell, and protector of orphans. Cursed by an evangelst and hs redeemer. Prayed agnst as somethng evl and saved by Heaven tself. Its hard to understand such a character from mere words, but thats the sort of a grl Dorothy Dalton Is n "The Lady of Red Butte." Youve seen Dorothy Dalton n a lot of dfferent knds of pctures. Although ths s a western t s stll df ferent. We are anxous to fnd out whch one you lke the best, so come and see ths one and then tell us your choce. You are sure to enjoy "The Lady of Red Butte" whle you are makng up your mnd. "Buchanans Wfe". Beaut ful Vrgna Parson appears to advantage n her newest play, "Bu chanans Wfe", whch s a feature ths week. The story grows out of a loveless marrage between Beatrx and Buchanan, forced on her by her father, when n realty she loves Harry Farng, who has gone to war. When Farng returns and learns of. the marrage he asks for an ntervew wth Beatrx. Buchanan Bees the note and, nvtng Farng to dnner, Insults hm before hs wfe. Buchanan by hs act brngs dsgrace Weekly Program At Waluku And Kahulu Theatres Saturday, October 25th.. DOROTHY DALTON In "LADY OF RED BUTTE" Accursed wth Heavens wrath called down upon her by.a fanatc evangelst because she ran a gamblng house. Also arl Whte n The Lghtnng Rader 4 And "The Foolsh Age" Paramount Comedy Sunday, October 26th, EARLE WILLIAMS n "THE HIGHEST TRUMP" And Good Sunshne Comedy. Monday, October 27th. VIRGINIA PEARSON n "BUCHANANS WIFE" One of the most orgnal conceptons of the "eternal trangle" ever thrown on the screen. Tuesday, October 28th. HOWARD HICKMAN n "TRUE BLOOD" on hmself and determnes to end hs lfe. But he gets nto an altercaton and s struck upon the head. Hs memory Is lost and whle wanderng about he s pcked up by a tramp, who looks after hm. Learnng Buchanans secret, the tramp locates Beatrx to fnd Bhe has marred Farng after havng dentfed a stranger as her husband. The fnale, however, contans a novl denouement. "Home Town Grl" Nell Fenrfhawe s, home town grl of the plucky Amercan sort, who knows her own mnd, and when she selects John Ryder, a sodawato r clerk from among her many admrers n the town, she spurs hm to seek a larger feld. He fnds t n the form of Jellah y and Co., art antques, New York, and rapdly makes good. He s on the pont of large advancement, when a clerk he replaced tempts hm nto a poker game, where he loses $300 of the frms money. He wrtes to hs sweetheart and the frm that hs pocket was pcked and vanshes wth the ntenton of makng good. Nell fnds employment. Day by day she frequents soda fountans n the cty hopng to trace Ryder, and does so when he remts a small sum on account of hs defalcaton to the frm. She s so deeply n earnest that she mpresses Jellaby wth Johns honesty then her own love falters when she fnds hm. and dscovers also that he has led. She braves It out to the end however, forgvng hm n her compasson, and reestablshng hm where there s promse of great happness for both. "Oh, You Women" The story of "Oh, You Women!" deals wth the problem of what a sol der s gong to do when he returns home from the war and fnds women rgged up lke men and a grl holdng down hs job. Abraham Lncoln Jones s a young ctzen of Fremont who re turns from the fghtng front and fnds t dffcult to get establshed n hs home town. When the war breaks out and the men leave town, the women assume control and when the men come back, the women are holdng on stll. Aurora Noyes Is the boss of the town and she practcally has ousted the mayor. She naugurates a dress reform move ment for women, her motto beng "Pants Wll Wn the War." Thngs are n a terrble shape when Abe gets t ck from the front. How Abe manages to rd the town of femnne domnaton Is told n a rerks of delghtful scenes.ad v. Should he have told her before the weddng? And VAUDEVILLE by HATS MCKAY The ht of the Ad. Club Show. Wednesday, October 29th. ERNEST TRUEX & LOUISE HUFF n "OH YOU WOMEN" tneyve lovely, but do really nce women wear them?; Wear what? Also "THE MAN OF MIGHT" Seral And "PATHE NEWS" Thursday, October 30th. THE PLAYERS Under the drecton of MRS. T. B. LINTON n "The Importance of Beng Ernest." Frday, October 3st. VIVIAN MARTIN n "THE HOME TOWN GIRL" They wanted to get marred. So what does the lucky man do? Kahulu Theatre Saturday, October 25th. PATHE NEWS end bennet rr,rwvrsvs: jn ednesday, October 29th. "THE LAW OF MEN" J.!! Also Thursday, October 30th. Pearl Whte n The Lghtnng Rader ERNEST TRUEX & LOUISE HUFF And a Sunshne Comedy. n ; OH YOU Monday, WOMEN" Octotmr 27th.. roarng comedy of DOROTHY DALTON femnne fobles. n And PATHE NEWS "LADY OF RED BUTTE" A delghtful story of the romantc Frday, October 3st. West. VAUDEVILLE AAAAAftArAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAArW by Tuesday, October 28th. HATS MCKAY VIRGINIA PEARSON The ht of the Ad Club Show In Also "BUCHANANS WIFE" HOWARD HICKMAN From the Jules Mles Formans Novel. n Also "THE MAN OF MIGHT" Seral "TRUE BLOOD" And AAAAASAMAAANAAAAAA Would Cut Mau Out Of Cvc Conventon Illo Delegates Would Hold Future Meetngs Only In Illo Or Honolulu Say Mau Hasnt Facltes AlsoFarTooBgCounter Attracton Illo s makng a bd for the next cvc conventon. More than ths she s puttng n a permanent cla,m for the honor, although she s wllng to let Honolulu have a crack at t occasonally. But nether Maul nor Kaua wll ever have anothfr lookn, f the Hlo delegates to the last con venton have the way. At least, ths s the tenor of ther talk, accordng to the Hlo Trbune. In ts ssue of October 5, ths paper says Hlo lor the next Cvc Conventon, then Honolulu, then, one and the other of the two ctes on alternate years, but Mau and Kaua no more. That was the sentment of the conventon just closed, ncludng the Maul dlegates themselves, sad Frank J. Cody, charman of the Hlo delegaton, yesterday. "In order of precedence, sad Mr. Cody, the next Cvc Conventon should go to Kaua, but Kaua showed no nterest n the conventon. She sent only four delegates to Mau ths year and those four dd not even trouble to present ther credentals, took no part n the proceedngs, and made no effort to press the clams of the Garden Isle. Mau Overcrowded " As for Mau, Waluku was over crowded. They havent Those who were not fortun ate enough to be blleted n a prvate home and I cannot say enough for the hosptalty of the Valley Isle got lttle sleep. Moreover Mau, though mdway between Hlo and Honolulu, s harder to get to than ether of them. As for Kaua, t s frankly n accessble. " The Mau delegates recognze ther dsadvantages. They themselves came to me wth a proposal that here after the conventons be held n Hlo and Honolulu on alternate years. To remove the proposal from any sem hlance of selfsh grab, we left t n the hands of the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce and there t s. I have lttle doubt of the outcome. Least Interestng. "George H. Vcars, another Hlo del egate, who has taken an actve part n cvc conventons snce the frst one was opened n Hlo, sad the Mau conventon was the least nterestng of any thus far held. " In fact, sad Mr. Vcars, they have proved less and less attractve to the crowds each year. Two years ago the nterest was less than the year before. Ths was the poorest of the lot. The attendance was good, there were lots of vstors on Mau, but they were not nterested n the Cvc Conventon. They wanted to see the horses runnng or the ball games. They were not lookng for nformaton so far as I could see. Frst Days Encouragng W. H. Beers, County Attorney of Hawa, sad the frst and second days of the conventon were encouragng, but that after the frst sesson of the second day, the attendance began to fall off untl, on Saturday mornng, there were not enough lsteners to make the readng of papers But I must say the people of Mau have the real Amercan push. They flled n the ground for ther county far, leveled t and bult the Terra l Buldng, the Hortcultural and Machnery Halls n fve weeks and the grounds were well kept and the buldngs not unattractve. I thnk ths a. feat worthy of even a temperate clmate. It rather gves the le to the crtcs who say these Islands are enervatng. "Hlo s desrous of havng the next Cvc Conventon held n ths cty, as was evdenced by the comments made at yesterdays meetng of the Hlo Board of Trade. "The Mau Conventon was not a success n so far as the nterest of the delegates was concerned. At the sesson held on Saturday mornng there were not suffcent delegates present to warrant the readng of some of the papers and these were ordered to he prnted wthout beng read. " Has any good work been started by ths conventon? asked Charman Guard. " I doubt t very much, repled G J, Ynf. There seems to be a d SCL lac Tf nterest n the Conven tfn, Wh.lr was subservent to the vjjy f at That was a bg thng ; ftr oc!) body s attenton, so c enr had much tme for the cvoj JCTT Keep Alve."Vs T"?rk the Conventon dea s beng klled, however. II was hurt consderably when the queston was turned down. It seems to me that the Conventon dea Is a good one and t should be kept up. I thnk we should have the Conventon here next year. One thng we should have, s a commttee to follow up the papers read, and I was nstrumental. n gettng such a commttee apponted to get these papers beforehand, have them prnted and dstrbuted among the d""legates before they have left ther homes.for the Conventon. " The accoustcs at Maul were very bad and t was trng to st andtr to lsten to a lot of numblng or a strng of words and not understand half of them. "Ths conventon ts for the hand lng of all matters of publc nterest and by stckng to t wll elmnate some of the poltcal deas out of publc affars and get them handled from a busness and practcal standpont. " Unless there s some keen nter est shown by Hlo and Honolulu I am afrad that the Conventon dea wll de. I hope you wll all keep to t nnd get the next Conventon held here. " MINERS STILL INTEND TO STRIKE (By The Assocated Press) WASHINGTON, Oct. 23 The Unt ed Mne workers have rejected the proposal of Secy. Wlson for settlement of the strke called for Novem ber. SUGAR CONSUMPTION IN U. S. (Bv The Assocated Press) WASHINGTON, Oct. 2:. The sugar avalable n the Unted Stales markets n years of 9S and ljj9, s estmated by the department of commerce at 9,855,000,000 pounds new retaned. The consumpton of the Unted States after deductng exports and s placed at 8,790,000,000 pounds. The total producton of sugar n the Unted States n the san" year s estmated at 2,00,000,000 pounds. SCHOOLS HEAR ABOUT ROOSEVELT (By Tle Assocated Press) HONOLULU, Oct. 22 Amercansm was the key noted In the exercses today by all the schools n the terrtory n honor of Roosevelt. A specal speaker talked n each school on Oahu. Governor McCarthy Addressed the pupls of McKnley hlh school. GOVERNORS DAUGHTER WED (By The Assocated Press) HONOLULU. Oct. 23 Oswald Steven marred Mss Margaret Mc Carthy, youngest daughter of Governor and Mrs. McCarthy, last nght. Ths was the frst weddng n former Queen Lluokalanls old home durng Its 77 years of exstence. SOME STRIKERS RETURN (By The Assocated Tress) NEW YORK, Oct. 23 Strkng teamsters and chauffeurs helpers have returned to work. HILO RAILROAD HAS A KICK (By The Assocated Press) HONOLULU, Oct. 2T R. W. Fller, general manager d of the Hawa Ralways, has wrtten the harbor hoard that he s unable to understand why the ralroad should pay, rental to mantan part, of the Kuho wharf, n Illo out of proporton to the charges pad by others. DINNERWARE From Open Stock You can buy one pece of dnnerware at the same prce t would cost you n a 00 pece set. Thus wth open stock dnnerware the problem of replacement solved. You can start your set wth a few peces and then add to them from tme to tme as your needs demand or your purse permts. Sample plates for selecton sent at our expense. Ffty at patterns to chose from W. W. DIMOND & CO., Ltd. "The House of Housewares" 536 Kng Street Honolulu Kahulu Ralroad Co.s MERCHANDISE DEPARTMENT A Large Supply Of CREOSOTE On Hand A Splendd Wood Preservatve Nos. Telephone 65 g 20 Connectng All Departments Warehouses Kahulu, Mau, T. H.

4 FOUR THE NEWS Enured at the Post Offce at Waluku, Maul, Hawa, as secondclas s matter. A Republcan Paper Publshed n the Interest of the People Issued V.rery Frday. PUBLISHING COMPANY, LIMITED, Propretors and Publshers. Subscrpton Rates, $2.50 Year n Advance WILL. J. COOPER : : EDITOR AND MANAGER FRIDAY : : ; OCTOUER 24, 99. CIVIC COXVEXTIOX REFLECTIOXS SO THE PEOPLE MAY KXOIV Vaughan MacCaughey, already loomng bg as one of Hawas most effcent and conscentous publc servants, has taken another step whch justfes the hgh opnon formed of hm by those who have watched wth gratfcaton the many mprovements recently effected n the publc school system of the terrtory. The superntendent of publc nstructon has announced that hs department s to be placed on a budget bass, wth temzed and segregated accounts showng just where every penny of the money expended goes; and ths nformaton wll be fully set before the people, who meet the blls. There s nothng n Mr. MacCaugheys department that he desres to conceal from the publc; he wants the taxpayers to know what they are gettng for ther money, realzng, no doubt, that ths s the surest way to wn and hold ther confdence. So long as t s wsely spent, too much money cannot be devoted to educaton. We submt that Mr. MacCaughey has establshed an excellent precedent for other publc oflcals who have no reason to fear the lght of StarBulletpublcty on the workngs of ther departments. n. IIOIV ABOUT S LOAX FUXD PROJECTS? The frst nstalment of terrtoral bonds has been sold, and apparently wthout great dffculty. Hut Mau does not come n for any of the proceeds. But Mau does have a number of appropratons from loans to be made that should not be lost sght of, ncludng $200,000 for the Lahana wharf, $75,000 for extenson of the belt road to eah, and $20,000 for rebuldng the Iao road. It s up to Mau to keep these matters alve. It s qute natural that Oahus needs should receve frst attenton fur the reason that they ;rc more n evdence to the admnstraton. Governor McCarthy hmself once ponted out that Hlo boosters got what they went after because they ddnt hestate to ask for what they want and then kept rght after the matter tll they got t. Now Mau needs these roads rnd other thngs badly. Presumably we shall get them n tme, but then agan we mght not unless we look after them. It behooves us to keep awake. We should have a commttee or two charged wth the duty of proddng the authortes gently n the matter and wth stayng wth t tll they get results. W e cant afford to sleep at the swtch. FOR A ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL The "drve" for the Roosevelt Memoral Fund s not a drve at all. It s smply an opportunty for persons who wsh to honor the memory of one of the greatest of Amercans to do so. Whle Mau s asked to contrbute $4000 to the fund, there s to be no coercon n the matter. The chamber of commerce commttee, between now and the frst of November, wll receve such contrbutons as may thus be made. If you beleve that Roosevelts memory should be preserved n the way proposed, and care to help, you are asked to make your donaton to some member of the commttee n your neghborhood. Most of the stores, banks and plantaton offces are recevng donatons. The amount you should gve s up to you. (lve jusv what you feel you should and can afford, or dont gve at all unless you are n sympathy wth the movement. You wll receve a neat souvenr certfcate as recept from the commttee member who takes your money. THE NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 99. OPEN FORUM I IN DEFENSE OF IRELAND Edtor Mau News, Dear Sr: Amercans n these Islands who sympathze wth Ireland n Her struggle to fulfll one of the objects for whch we entered the war, namely: "The freedom of small natons," may well gnore the nsultng remarks of newspapers, I prefer to conceal the dentty of these malgner s lest I may confer unmerted dgnty on them by assocatng them wth such a theme. Attacks of ths descrpton only suggest the comparson of the dogs that bay the moon. Around Ireland they have wrapped clouds of falsehood and posoned gas, that are quckly beng dspersed whle she stll sals on, leavng the clouds tralng In rags and leavng the effluvum of those posoned gases to suffocate the perpetrators, who stand convcted before the world, of the henous charge of consprng to rob Ireland not alone of her purse, "whch s trash," but, also of her good name and thereby her best frend, Amerca. Holdng the Cvc Conventon and the County Far at the same tme s not a sttcce?.. We may just as well admt t, fur the delegates trom the other slands are a unt n ths concluson. In rehrtng to ther home bodes on the Cvc Conventon, Illo delegates made no bones about callng the Mau assembly the least nterestng of any of the seven yet held. Honolulu takes much the same atttude. Nothng has yet been heard from Kauas representaton, whch was conspcuous by ts absence from practcally all of the sessons. The falure was due to nothng else than the Far. Local people who are deeply nterested n the subjects dscussed at the conventon found themselves ted up wth Far dutes tha could not be postponed or delegated to others. Vstng delegates could not be blamed ether for not wantng to mss the multtudnous attractons of the bg show. But ther conspracy from the strt The Far swamped the conventon. There was nothng the matter wth was doomed to falure. Wth the hgh the conventon program t was, n fact, a partcularly strong one. It percentage of Irsh n the Amercan was smply a case of too much else dong. We shall not make the Army and Navy t would have been same mstake agan. brother slayng brother. Apart from But now llo, at least, s proposng to cut both Mau and Kaua such vald reasons, Ireland was n the from future conventon, and to have the meetngs alternate between war from the start and the Irsh are Hlo and Honolulu. Mau can agree to ths plan on but a sngle ground ; no qutters. The alleged German that s lazness and lack of publc sprt. plot was the offsprng of dseased and Why does Hlo want the conventon every other year? Because she s alve and Js determned to keep n the van of progress. She has ambtons that any healthy, progressve communty should have. Hut what has she that Mau lacks n any of these thngs? Nothng. There are physcal dffcultes of access that may make the elmnaton of Kaua advsable. And there may be other reasons besdes. Hut Mau refuses to have any of these reasons appled to her. The future means as much to Mau as t does to Hawa maybe more and t s up to us to keep our place n the processon. vcous mnds, totaly gnorant of the true character of the Irsh people. These German plot artsts forgot that the; were dealng wth a people that cannot be judged by ordnary standards; they fgured that everybody would beleve them when they sad the Irsh were or prodev l, so long as Great Brtan was nvolved. Surely the stuaton was an embarassng paradox; but when we thnk along these lnes we forget that (hat proud lttle country values prncple above the materal thngs of ths earth, for whch she has been martyred so long. It s a pty that the acton of a few woodenheaded, clumsy, cecret dplomats, or poltcans, or whatever else they are, should brng uch dsgrace on Great Brtan; for the glory or dsgrace of the few re flects on the whole country. The plot Is a worthy companon for "The Lonr don Tmes plot," whch sought to brand Darnell and Redmond and the Irsh Party as murderers and assassns a couple of decades ago; so the Idea s a bt stale. The plot was hatched and launched at the tme we were n a lfe and death struggle for the freedom of the world, and at the moment best calculated to mpress the world wth Irelands perfdy and brand her orever n our eyes as the most callous type of hypocrte and Mgrate. But, thank heaven! "The bestla d scheme o mce and men gang aft a sley", and nstead of damnng the Irsh for ever to the tender mercy of Great Brtan, the German Plot was the greatest boost for the Snn (Shnn) Feners; because the nsult t contaned fermented the ndgnaton of the Irsh people, whose pentufound vent at the ballot boxes all over the country. Last December, when the hot lava of dstrust and contempt boled over and flowed, as f from Mauna Loa, n a hot stream oblteratng the Brtsh connecton for ever, n ts course to the sea of sympathy, that surrounds the Irsh struggle, t had ncreased the temperature too much for the exstence of the coldblooded sea serpent who thought out such a dabolcal plot." Though hundreds were arrested and jaled for nearly a year, not one man wbb put on tral for the alleged plot. The lava flow from the Irsh Mauna Loa has crystalzed on the hllsde of Irsh lfe, has plunged over the precpce of despar, that It was fgured on would leave Ireland n the lurch, f the Plot were successful. The Irsh Republc has soldfed n the econo mc lfe of the country. Lke the healthy sugar cane t sprouted wth ncreasng vgor through the Brtsh mulchng paper of coercon, whch serves only to keep down the weeds. No the Irsh Republc Is not (founded on hate for the Brtsh; t Is founded on natuural rght and Justce. The date of Its recognton by Brtan should be the happest day n the exstence of the Brtsh Empre, because then, n truth, would commence the real unon, between Great Brtan, and Ireland. Great Brtan s alve wth the Irsh." In Scotland alone before 30,00 conscrpton 0 was ever mentoned Irsh boys donned the Brtsh unforms (whch they hated) and ded on the Marne! The Redmonds recruted n Ireland (before conscrpton was spoken of n England) one hundred and seventy thousand, and went over the top wth them at a tme one who doesnt understand the Irsh would have wagered hs last nckel that f St. Patrck hmself came he could not get one recrut for the Brt sh. The Irsh are a gfted people, and the world has been robbed of ther talents because the talents have never been allowed to floursh or develop n Natve sol. I have no desre to make unfavorable or unfrendly comparsons between Ireland and Amerca, but accordng to fgures compled by a Brtsh offcer (Maloney), Amerca to be equal to Irelands quota n the war should have fve mllon, seven hundred thousand (5,700,000) dead, not to menton the wounded, and yet, accordng to some crtcs, Ireland has done nothng. How can the world ever get free f such people are allowed to poson the channels of nformaton. School chldren should be protected from such stuff, f ther parents desre them to learn the truth about every, thng. There s no stnt to the prase that Brtsh statesmen gve to Ireland for her share n the war. Anyway we are satsfed that the ntellgence of Amerca Is well aware of the facts. We have the word of Lord Wmbourn, the Vceroy n Ire land, even after the rebellon, that the Snn Feners were not progerm "Lookng around the gloomy aspect" says Sr Edward Grey n the House of Commons, "there "s one consolaton; one brght spot on the horzon, Ireland s wth us n ths war." Who blackened Greys brght spot? We are tred of lstenng to a lot of claptra p about the Irsh not agreeng among themselves. Why they are as unted today under Presdent De Valer a as they were under Bran Borou when he routed the Dansh marauders that cursed the Western Islands for centures. They were unted under OConnell and Parnell. Lo! and mark well, the falure s on the Brtsh sde; they are too narrow to trust the Irsh. Unable to agree amongst themselves the Brtsh played poltcs at the very tme the Irsh factons agreed to a truce durng the war. The Brtsh have faled to grasp the physologcal moment and lost for ever the one and only golden opportunty that. has ever been presented by crcumstance to fuse the two great races Into one. The Brtsh were too to weakknee d follow that great Irshman and Imperalst, John Redmond, across the chasm that the war had brdged to the lofty plane of magnanmty where all could fraternze and np the war n the bud. Ireland has been bled to death n ths New Garments Cost Real I Money These Days! There are garments hangng on the hook your Clothes Closet 5 that are better materal perhaps, than you can afford to pay today! J Send your old ones to us 5 We restore ther usefulness J and save you money! t FRENCH LAUNDRY A grl n Honolulu chose 6 months n jal to gong back to Hlo. V. J. ABADIE, Propretor :: HONOLULU. 8 Whch s strange when we learn that the Hawa authortes go to lots of trouble to entertan ther only lat week, for example, jalbrd s, takng two autotruck loads of them on an excurson to see the Mauna Loa BSSI by a flow. Hut maybe the grl n queston couldnt get nto the Hawa jal. The new spaper account of the matter ddnt say that the could. Here n Mau also vye beleve n makng thngs as pleasant for our prsoners Nordberg Corlss as possble. The terrtoral "blue squad" now has th( run of the grounds around the armory and they have fxed up a fne volley ball court and a tug of Engnes war track that would make a regular gymnasum envous. It snt much wonder that some people prefer jal to cane feld hanahana. HIGH EFFICIENCY HIGH ECONOMY BUILT He IN who ALL FAMILIAR runs STYLES: may read the truth concernng health condtons n ths localty, thanks be, for the presdent of our board of health has the Horzontal, Vertcal, Smplex, Duplex, from 50 h. p., up; good judgment to realze that t s only far to make publc condtons that have to do wth publc welfare. To Tandem Compound, Cross ar a foul Compound.. condton n the clear lght of day s a bg step towards renderng t wholesome. Snce no publc offcal can fool all of Multple expanson to the the people all of largest sze made. the tme, why should anybody, whose duty t s to serve the publc, waste any tme tryng..ya M.V to fool anyone? It seems to us that t requres colossal concet on the part o a few to conclude that they Catton Nell have a corner on wsdom, & Co., "and mav dole Ltd$S5 t out to the rest of us as they thnk we need t, when the source of Queen and Alakea Sts HONOLrUUlf supply s open to us all. aradse of the Pacfc. Mm war, and yet (hose who remaned away (and who very probably were then) now say drty thngs about the country who has gven most. Sympathzers wth Irelands struggle do not have to take notce of papers n these Islands. It would not be a paradse f we had not a few snakes n the grass. We are satsfed, when the people of theunted States accord a welcome to Presdent De, Valera wth a vgor and enthusasm that could not be excelled n the character of ts earnestness and admraton, ther guest were the a Lncoln or a Washngton. Yours fathfully, SEMUS OMALLEY, Honolulu, Oct. 2, 99. f of An nventor has desgned a curved muff for chldren on (he dea that It fts ther arms better than straght ones. J 93 t ooja BOWMAN SENDS RESIGNATION (By The Assocated Press) f HONOLULU, Oct. 2 Dr. F Trotter, presdent of the board of health, has receved the resgnaton of Col. Bowman as chef santary nspector of Hawa, effectve November. HAWAIIS BONDS SELL ABOVE PAR (By The Assocated Press) HONOLULU, Oct. 2 Governor Mc Carthy receved a cablegram from Terrtoral Treasurer Metzger, n New York, announcng the sale of terrtoral bonds of the new ssue to amount of a mllon and one half, at premum $2,20. To feed crews of workers afeld a ktchen has been mounted on a motor truck that uses ether electrcty for cookng or the heat from the gases of the trucks engne. "announcement" The Waluku Hardware & Grocery Co., Ltd. Are now carryng a complete lne of "Pratts Poultry Remedes" And are our Mau Agents for the above They wll also carry our "Scratch Food," "Poultry Mash," Etc. Unon Feed Co., Ltd. Honolulu, T. H. CALL 4 Kahulu Auto Stand T?rT? nnnn papc Three 99, 5 and 7 Passenger Bucks. Also Ford Cars. f Sfme 0 able " 7 5 P M P M P M I 5 J 23, o3 58, , , 4o S o A M Mll Reasonable Rates Phone 9 A & 9 B Detluu SJlalroad Co. Daly Passenger Tran Schedule (Except Sunday) Tn followng schedule went nto effect November 8, 98. TOWAMDS 7, 20 0 WAILUKU ltac PUUNENE STATIONS A..Waluku.. V L....A..Kahulu.. A L L" Spreclt ",A a"."l Dttanc Mlts TOWARDS L.....A 7 Faa A..X, 7 5 L" Haua "A 7 A"tupoko "k U Pauwela.. 3 A..,.L 7 32 L.. Haku Al o 33 9 A M 6 lo 8 AO DIVISION M HAIKU P M 3o 35 4o,J a 5; M J 4 JO a 3I4 J3 TOWARDS SI PUUNENE TOWARDS KAHULUI 2 CTATIHMC Pmngr Pmnpr DsUct dlaiiuho jjtme rmmtr Pauatw JL!!!L L..K.huu.. a A..Puunene..L !!! sjli. All trans daly except Sundays. 2. A Specal Tran (Labor. Tran) wll leave Waluku daly, except Sundays, at 6:30 a. m., arrvng at Kahulu at 5:50 a. m., and connectng wth the 6:00 a. m. tran for Fuunene. 3. BAGGAGE RATES: 50 pounds of personal baggage wll be carred free of charge on each whole tcket, and 75 pounds on each half tcket, when baggage s In charge of and on the same tran as the holder of the tcket. For excess baggage 25 cents per 00 pounds or part thereof wll be charged. For Tcket Fares and other nformaton see Local Passenger Tarff I. C. C. No. 3, or Inqure at any of the Depots. We have just receved another shpment of those delcous Golden Pheasant Chocolates, Zephyr Creams, Scotch Toffees and Taffydlls. Everybody lkes them because they are sure that they are Fresh. They buy them at Market Street, THE DRUG CO. Waluku t Telephone 232 It s It 5 4 4

5 rm mau news, Frday, October 24, 99. FIVE K CUP WINNERS G RAND CHAMPIONS Except Grove Ranch, Angus Bull, not regstered, whch receved frst prze. Haleakala Ranch Co. Cup, Holsten Bull, Kamehameha School. Honolua Ranch Cup, Jersey Bull, tors. S. A. Baldwn. H. V. Rce Cup, Holsten Female, College of Hawa. Grove Ranch Cup, Hereford Bull, Haleakala Ranch C. Kahulul Ralroad Co. Cup, Hereford Female, IL W. Rce. Royal Ilawn. Sales Co. Cup, Jersey Female, Mrs. S. A. Baldwn. Bank of Maul, Ltd. Cup, Duroc Jersey Sow, H. C. & S. Co. H. C. & S. Co. Cup, Berkshre Sow, F. G. Krauss. Maul Agr l. Co. Cup, Steer, H. W. Rce. Paa Store Cup, Thorobre d Stallon, Haleakala Ranch Co. H. C. & S. Co. Cup, Thorobremare, J. C. FtzGerald. Baldwn Natonal Bnnk Cup, DraJt Stallon, Grove Ranch. 0. Brewer & Co. Cup, st prze Angus Bull. Grove stanch. Poneer Mll Co. Cup, Berkshre Boar, H. W. Rce. Lana Ranch Co. Cup, Thorobre d Stallon and 2 mares, A. McPhee. L. K. Smth Cup, Specal prze best kept exhbt, Kamehameha Schools. Amer. Berkshre Assn. Cup, Berk shre Boar, H. W. Rce. Amer. Berkshre Assn. Cup, Berk shre Sow, F. G. Krause. Amer. Hereford Assn. Cup, Hereford Bull, Haleakala Ranch. Amer. Hereford Assn. Cup, Hereford Female, H. W. Rce. Waluku Sugar Co. Cup, Draft Colt, Grove Ranch. H. A. Baldwn Cup Hereford Calf Herd, Haleakala Ranch Co. E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd. Cup Polo Pony, F. F. Baldwn. C. Brewer & Co. Cup, Best Exhbt, H. W. Rce. Mau Swne Breeders Assn. Cup, Boys and Grls Pg Club Contest, Mushurl Fugmoto. Horses and Mules Class A. Lght Anmals Thoroughbred Stallon Advance Guard II, Haleakala Ranch Co., st; Dnner Bell, Angus McPhee, 2nd; Mort, J. H. Raymond, Thorobre d Brood Mare Coppt, J. C. Ftzgerald, st; Florence Roberts, A. McPhee, 2nd; Lady Bernlce, W. A. Clark, Halfbre d Brood Mare Hulupab, H. W. Rce st; Brunette, Lorna von Tempsky 2nd; Dorothy, P. W. Echnger Thorobre d Brood Mare Florence Roberts, A. McPhee st; wth foal at foot, Rosella, A. McPhee 2nd; Copra, J. C. Ftzgerald Specal prze, best foal, A. McPhee specal. Halfbre d Brood Mare Hulupala, H W. Rce st; wth Xoal at foot, Dorothy, P. W. Echlnger 2nd; Brunette, Lorna von Tempsky Specal prze, best foal, H. W. Rce specal. Colt or flly up to two years, Ekela, Dwght Baldwn st; Sentnel, Foster tobnson 2nd; Charle, Shlroma Colt or flly up to four years, Dn ner Bell, A. McPhee st; Remark, H. C. & S. Co. 2nd; Peter Post, H. W. Rce Best stallon and two brood mares A. McPhee st; Grave Ranch and; H. C. & S. Co., Champon Stallon, Advance Guard II, Haleakala Ranch, Champon. Champon Mare, Coppt, J. C. Ftzgerald, phampon. Champon Flly, Remark, H. C. & S. Co., Champon. Grand Champon Stallon, Advance Guard II, Haleakala Ranch, Gr. Champ. Grand Champon Mare, Coppt, J. C. FtzGerald, Gr. Champ. Res. Gr. Champ. Stallon, Dnner Bell, A. McPhee, Re. Gr. Champ. Res. Gr. Champ.Mare, Remark, H. C. & S. Co., Re. Gr. Champ. Class B. Draft Anmals Draft Stallon Kngston Monarch, Grove Ranch st; Leo, H. C. & S. Co. 2nd; Buster, Haleakala Ranch Brood Mare Fancy, Grove Ranch K2 st;, 2 H. C. & S. Co. 2nd; H, C. & S. Co. Mare wth foal at foot Grove Ranch st; II. C. & S. Co. Best yearlng colt or flly Grove Ranch st, and specal; H. C. & S. Co. Colt or flly up to four years Grove Ranch st. Stallon and two rnares Grove Ranch, specal. Champon Stallon Kngston Monarch, Grove Ranch, champon. Champon Colt Grove Ranch, champon. Champon Flly Grove Ranch, champon. Grand Champon Stallon, Kngston Monarch, Grove Ranch," grand Res. Gr. Champ. Slallon, Leo, H. C. S. Co., Res. Gr. Champon. Class C. Saddle Anmals, Polo Pones, Chldrens Pones Under,3 Hands Rdng Or Drvng, Horse & Mule Turnouts. Saddle Stallon Mounted, Advance Guard II, Haleakala Ranch st; Dn ner Bell, A. McPhee 2nd; Mort, J. II. Raymond Saddle Anmal excludng Stallon, Lehulu, S. A. Baldwn st; Coquette, F. F. Baldwn 2nd; Prnce, W. A, Clark Saddle Anmal Gated, Mertt, II. A. Baldwn st Polo pony rdden and rnade to perform sutable to Judge Coquette, F. F. Baldwn st; Prnce, W. A..Clark 2nd; Lehulu, S. A. Baldwn Horses sutable for Polo Pones Oregon Boy, Haleakala Ranch st; Europe, Manuel F. Do Rego Chlds pony under 3 hands rdden or drven by owner, Lawrence Baldwn st; Rchard Baldwn 2nd; Babara Baldwn, specal. Best par Draft Horses wth turnout Mrs. F. F.. Baldwn st; Grove Ranch 2nd; Mau Agrl. Co. fournhan Best d draft horses wth turnout, Grove Ranch st; H. C. & K Co. 2nd; Maul Agrl. Co.. Best par of draft mules wth turnout, Waluku Sugar Co. st; 2nd, and Best fournhan d mules wth turnout, Waluku Sugar Co. st; Mau Agrl. Co. BeBt moldboard team, horses, H. C. & S. Co. st; Mau Agrl. Best moldboard team, mules, Waluku Sugar Co. st; Maul Agrl. Best Saddle Mule, Hawaan Brec Homooula, H. W. Rce, st; No, L. K. Smth 2nd; Na Wa Eha, P. Cockett Cattle Class D. Aberdeen Angus Breedng Secton Aged Bull, Grove R;nch st. Senor Yearlng Bull, Grove Ranch st. Junor Bull Calf, Grove Ranch st. Aged Cow, Grove Ranch st. Senor Hefer Calf, Grove Ranch st Produce of dam, Grove Ranch st. Market Secton Pen of 3 fat steers, age lmt 3 years, Grove Ranch st. Fat steer under 2 years, Grove Ranch st. Champonshps Champon fat steer. Grove Ranch lhampon. Class E. Herefords Breedng Secton Aged Bull, Bonne Jeau, H. W. Rce st; Fascnator, H. W. Rce 2 year old Bull, Grand IXke, H. W. Rce, st. Senor Yearlng Bull. Choce Mxer, Haleakala Ranch st. Junor Yearlng Bull, Donald Joy, Haleakala Ranch st; Bonne Major, H. W. Rce 2nd; Bonne Admral, H. W. Rce Senor Bull Calf, Don Woodford XIII Haleakala Ranch st; Mschef Ex pert, Haleakala Ranch 2nd; Bonne Senator, H. W. Rce Junor Bull Calf, Maul Paragon IL Haleakala Ranch st; Rchard Sten way, Haleakala Ranch Aged Cow, Dela Perfect, Haleakala Ranch st; Ivas Sensaton, Haleakala Ranch 2 year old Hefer, Coral, Haleakala Ranch st. Senor Yearlng Hefer, Kula Grl, H.W. Rce st; Duchess, H. W. Rce 2nd; Doca, Haleakala Ranch Junor Yearlng Hefer, Bonne Lasse, H. W. Rce st; Bonne Lulu, H. W. Rce Senor Hefer Calf, Bonne Besse, H. W. Rce st. Junor Hefer Calf, Bonne Gay, Ha leakala Ranch st; Bonne Bar, Hale akala Ranch 2nd; Bonr.e Prsclla, W. Rce Young Herd H. W. Rce st. Calf Herd, Haleakala Ranch st; H. W. Rce Get of sre, II. W. Rce st; H. W Rce A specal prze s awarded H. W Rce for the 8 anmal. entered n ths entry, get of bull, Bonne Beau. Produce of dam, H. W. Rce st ; Haleakala Ranch 2nd; H. W. Rce Cow wth calf at foot Dela Perfect Haleakala Ranch st; Ivas Sensaton Haleakala Ranch Class E. Market Secton Pen of 3 fat steers, age lmt 3 years, Haleakala Ranch st. Pen of 3 fat steers, age lmt 2 years, H. W. Rce st. Fat steers under 3 years, Charle, H. W. Rce st; Harry, Haleakala Ranch 2nd; Tom, Haleakala Ranch 3rd Fat steers under 2 years, Rngleader, II. W. Rce st; Maluhla, II. W. Rce 2nd; H. W. Rce Champonshps Senor Champon Bull, Bonne Beau, II. W. Rce, champon Senor Champon Cow, Dela Perfect, Haleakala Ranch, champon. Junor Champon Bull, Choce Mxer II Iljenkala Ranch.champon. Junor Champon Hefer, Kula Grl, II. W. Rce, champon. Grand Champon Bull, Choce Mxer, Haleakala Ranch, erand champon. Grand Champon Female, Kula Grl, II. W. Rce, grand champon. Champon pen of 3 fat steers, H. W. Rce, champon. Champon fat steer, Rngleader, H. W. Rce, champon. Champon steer herd, H. W. Rce, champon. rand Champon steer herd, H..W.!.cc, champon. Reserved Grand Champon Bull, Bonne Beau, II. W. Rce, res. grand champon. Reserved Grand Champon Female, Dela Perfect, Haleakala Ranch, re served grand champon. Grand Champon Fat Steer, Rng leader, H. W. Rce, grand champon. Ktfserv! Grand Champon Fat steer, Charle, H. W. Rce, reserved grand champon. Class J. Guernseys 2 Year Old College of Hawa st. Senor Champon Hawa, champon. Bull, College of Grand Charp,r Bull, College of Hawa, grand t ;mpon. Class K. Holstens Aged Bull, Waalae Kaneh st; Kng K. P. T. Kamehameha Schools 2nd; Deutchland W. B. Kng, Kula Santarum 2 Year Old Bull, Sugar Co. st. Junor Yearlng Bull. Charles Thomp son st. Senor Bull Calf, Kamehameha Schools st. Junor Bull Calf, Kula Santarum st. Aged Cow, Joletta, College of Hawa st; Lady James Regs, H. C. & S. Co. 2nd; Jennet te Ormsley, Kamehameha Schools 2 Year Old Hefer, Kamehameha Schools st; Kula Santarum Junor Yearlng Hefer, Kamehameha Schools st; Kula Santarum Junor Hefer Calf, Kamehameha Schools st. Aged Herd, Kamehameha Schools st ; Kula Santarum Calf Herd, Kula Santarum st. Get of Sre, Kamehameha Schools st; Kula Santarum 2nd; Grove Ranch Produce of dam,. Kamehameha Schools st; Kamehameha Schools 2nd; Kula Santarum 3rd Cow wth calf at foot, Kamehameha Schools st; Kula Santarum specal. 2nd, and Champonshps Senor Champon Bull, Waluku Sugar Co. champon. Senor Champon Cow, Joletta, Col lege of Hawa, champon. Junor Champon bull, Ka.mehameha Schools, champon. Junor Champon Hefer, Kamehame ha Schools, champon. Grand Champon Bull, Kamehameha Schools, grand champon. Grand Champon Female, Joletta, College of Hawa, grand champon. Reserved Grand Champon Bull, Wa luku Sugar Co., reserved grand champ on. Reserved Grand Champon Female, Kamehameha Schools, reserved grand champon. Class L. Jerseys Aged Bull, Isenberg, Mrs. F. F. Baldwn st; Crook, Mrs. F. F. Baldwn Senor Yearlng Bull, Mrs. S. A Baldwn st; H. D. Sloggett Senor Bull Calf, Rose E. Crook, st. Junor Bull st. Calf, Dr. W. D. Baldwn Agd Cow, Mrs. F. B Baldwn, st; Dasy, New Era.Homestead Farm 2nd; Rose E. Crook 2 Year Old Hefer, Nanny, J. C. Ftzgerald st; Dasy, J. C. Ftzgerald Senor Yearlng Hefer, Mrs. S. A Baldwn st. Junor Yearlng Hefer, Mrs. S. A. Baldwn st. Junor Hefer Calf, Rose E. Crook st. Champonshps Senor Champon Bull, Isenberg, Mrs. F. F. Baldwn, champon. Junor Champon 3ull, Mrs. S. A. Baldwn, champon. Junor Champon Hefer, Mary, Mrs. S. A. Baldwn, champon. Grand Champon Bull, Mrg. S. A. Baldwn, grand champon. Grand Champon Female, Mary, Mrs S. A. Baldwn grand champon. Reserved Grand Champon, Isenberg Mra. F. F. Baldwn, reserved grand champon. Reserved Grand Champon Female, Kate, Mrs. S. A. Baldwn, reserved ;rand champon. Hogs Class M. Berkshres Breedng Secton Aged Boar, Kng of Kewalo, II. W. Rce st; Kula SanUuu 2nd; New Era Homestead Farm Aged Sow, Stumpy, New Era Home stead Farm st; Rvety Prncess, H. W. Rce 2nd; Mau Lady, H. W. Rce Senor Yearlng Uoar, Haleakala Ranch st. Senor Yearlng Sw, H. W. Ree st. Junor Yearlng Boar, M. A. Co. st; II. W. Rce Junor Yearlng Sow, Kaonoulu Grl II, H. W. Rce st; Kaonoulu Grl, IL. W. Rce Senor Board Pg, Honolua Ranch st. Junor Sow Pg, H. W. Rce st; H. W. Rce 2nd; H. W. Rce Junor Sow Pg, II. W. Rce st, and Old Herd, H. W. Rce st. Young lerd, II. W. Rce st, and Herd bred by or farrowed the prop erty of exhbtor, boar and 3 sows, H. W. Rce st, and Get of Sre, H. W. Rce st and Produce of Dam, H. W. Rce st. Sow wth Ltter, New Era Homestead Farm st. Market Secton Pen of 3 pork pgs up to 250 lbs,, Haleakala Ranch st. Barrow under 250 lbs., Haleakala Ranch st. Class M. Champonshp s Senor Champon Boar, Kng of Kewalo, H. W. Rce, champon. Senor Champon Sow, Stumpy, New Era Homestead Farm, champon. Junor Champon B ar, Lee Duke of Kewalo, H. W. Rce, champon. Junor Champon Sow, Kaonoulu Grl II, H. W. Rce, champon. Grand Champon Boar, Kng of Kewalo, II. W. Rce, grand champon. Grand Champon ;!ow. New Era Homestead, grand champon. Reserved Grand Champon Boar, H. W. Rce, reserve grand champon. Reserved Grand Champon Sow., K. Grl II, H. W. Rce, reserve grand champon. Class N. Durocs Breedng Secton Aged Boar, Honolua Ranch st ; Wa luku Sugar Co. Aged Sow, H. C. & S. Co. st, 2nd, and Senor Yearlng Boar, H. C. & S. Co. st; P. Cockett Senor Yearlng Sow, P. Cockett st. Junor Yearlng Boar, Asa Baldwn st. Junor Yearlng Sow, Lawrence Baldwn st; Honolua Ranch Senor Boar Pg, H. C. & S.Co. st, 2nd, and Senor Sow Pg, II. C. & S. Co. st, 3nd, and Junor Boar Pg, H. C. & S. Co. st, 2nd, and Junor Sow Pg, II. C. & S. Co. st, and Old Herd, H. C. & S. Co. st. Young Herd, H. C. & S. Co. st. Herd bred by or farrowed the prop erty of exhbtor, boar and 3 sows, H. C. & S. Co. st. Get of Sre, H. C. & S. Co. st. Produce of Dam, H. C. & S. Co. st Sow wth Ltter, H. C & S Co. st; P". Cockett Market Secton Pen of 3 pork pgs up to 250 lbs., Honolua Ranch st; II. C. & S. Co, Barrow under 250 lbs., Honolua Ranch st; H C. & S. Co. Barrow over 250 lbs., Honolua Ranch st; H. C. & S. Co. 2nd; II. C. & S. Co. Champonshps Champon Senor Co., champon. Boaf, H. C. & S Senor Champon Co., champon. Sow, H. C. & S Junor Champon Boar, II. C. & S. Co., champon. Junor Champon Sow, H. C. & S. LUMBER & Co., champon. Champon Harrow, :;nolua Knucl champon. Grand Champon Hoar, H. C. & S. Co., grand champon. Grand Champon Sow, H. C. & S. Co., grand champon. Reserve Grand Chmnpon, Boar, II. C. c S. Co., reserve rand champon. Reserve Grand Champon, Sow, II. C. & S. Co., reserve grand champon. Class P. Poland Chnas Breedng Secton Aged Hoar, Grove Ranch st. Class Q. Tamworths st. Breedng Secton Aged Hoar, Poneer Mll Co. st. Aged Sow, Poneer Mll Co. st. Sow wth Ltter, Poneer Mll Co. Class S. Sheep and Goats Mlkng Goat Exhbt, Fred Krauss, Jr. st; Noel Krauss, 2nd: J. leehett Specal Entry, Kahoolawe Ranch st II. W. Rce st;. II. W. Rce 2nd; II. W. Rce Class T. Specal, Mscellaneous Fourda bulterfa t producton con test, College of Hawa st; Kula San tarum Cow wth hghest A. R. (). or R. M. record. College of Ituwa st..carcass contest, (5 rove Ranch st; Haleakala Ranch 2nd; H. W. Rce Specal prze for host kept exhbt. Kamehameha Schools st. Specal prze for bo?t exhbt H. W. Rce st. MAY ABANDON JOHNSON AMENDMENT WASHINGTON, Oct. 22 Republcan leaders ndcated that the Johnson amendment equalzng the votng power n the league of natons, may be n defntely postponed the senate commttees reservatons are adopted. HONOLULUANS WED IN NEW YORK HONOLULU, Oct. 23 Dr. G. F. Strau and Mrs. Gertrude Ivors were marred n New York yesterday, accordng to prvate advces receve here bv cable. SEND US YOUR FILMS TO BE FINISHED We do fnshng the better knd HONOLULU PHOTO SUP PLY COMPANY f. V. BOX S09 ; nunuuu w Everythng Pothographc H BOOKSTORE BOOKS, STATIONERY NEWS DEALERS Hawaan Vews and Post Cards SouvenrJewelr y Kodaks and Flms Ukuleles Fne Candes Koa Noveltes WAILUKU, We are n busness to serve you and wsh you to assocate yourself wth us and secure the advantage of our experence and judgment n fnancal matters; to make our offces your headquarters for fnancal transactons; to have you feel that we apprecate your patronage and that you are under no oblgaton n consultng wth us about any matter of a fnancal nature or relatve to real estate, trusts or nsurance. Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., HOUSEWIVES HONOLULU. We mantan the largest and most te ELECTROPLATING plant n the Islands, and do platng n all fnshes. Gold. Slver Xckle Copper Brass Galvanzng Our prces are extremely reasonable. Urng n your table.slver and let us gve you a prce on the job. Lewers & Cooke. Ltd. BUILDING MATERIAL Ltd. HONOLULU RAILROADERS MAY CALL STRIKE TUESDAY (By The Assocated Press) WASHINGTON, Oct 22 Presdent Lee has called the general commttee of tranmens brotherhoods to meet on Tuesday when negotatons wth ralroads wll ether be called off or be completed. TV brotherhoods voted In July authorty to call a strke f ther demands were not granted. Negotatons have been delayed pendng the results of the ndustral FERN HAS A BIG HUNCH (Bv The Assocated Press) HONOLULU, Oct. 2! There s too much poltcs n the hoard of supervsors safd Mayor Fern. 5ustanng $j to elderly folk the j food value of ths a Pure Kona Coffee s a ft III I excellent. I mm J Gwwtertf twru,,,ljuw JSZEISSSntr: HE WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS 5 K. MACHIDA Iru Store ICE CREAM The Best n Town And a Soda Fountan Gve Us a Tral MARKET STREET, : WAILUKU. N. SANO CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Just receved a new stock of Mattresses, poultry nettng, pants and ols, furnture, etc. Coffns and General Hardware. $ Phone I Market Street Waluku THE KINDEST SHOE TO TENDER FEET Dr. Edson Cushon Shoe MADE OF SOFT KID WITH CUSHION INSOLE $0 r7 rv.jy T? per a s A N W w. Shoe V N Sto re. Fort and Hotel Streets HONOLULU. I

6 SIX THE NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 90. Tavares And Slva Star In Sprntng Feld Day At Far Brought Out Some Pretty Contests Lahanaluna Also fame In For Some HonorsMa u Hgh And Sants Do Well In th track rates on Krlny arternoon, of tlu lar week t ho honors were pretty evenly dvded between the athletes of the Mu hgh school, and St. Anthonys school. Lahanaluna also made a credtable showng. Summary: d dash, school boys under IS, for slver cup Nls Tavares (M. II. S.) st; Joe Slva (S. A.) :.. Tme nnyar freeforaldash, for slver medal 2nd prze, bronze medal Joe Slva, st; Ah Soy, 2nd; T. Cummngs I.d. Tme :. lnnlslschool boys under 8, for slver cup Nls Tavans, st, Joe Slva Tme : 220yar freeforal st prze slver medal; 2nd prze, bronze medalj oe Slva, st; John Nakoa (Lahanaluna) 2nd; Tme :28 race, boys uuder 8, for watch fobs. Lahanaluna School, st ; Mau Hgh School, tme :08 Moyar d dash st prze freeforal l, slver medal; 2nd prze, bronze medal Joe Slva, st: John Nakoa, Tme : yarrelay, teams, run 50 yards each. Przes watch fobs, Hgh School, st; Lahanaluna, Tme :25 relay race l men teams,, runnng 4 mle. Przes watch fobs. Hgh School, st; Tme 4:8. WASHINGTON. Oct. 22Mexco has nformed the state department that t wll do all possble to release Jenkns. LABOR QUITS CONFERENCE (I3y The Assocated Press) WASHINGTON, Oct. 22 Samuel Compels has announced labors wthdrawal from the ndustral conference. PRIVATE OWNERSHIP, PUBLIC CONTROL (By The Assocated Press) WASHINGTON, Oct. 23 The return of the ralroads to prvate ownershp wth operaton ander federal supervson, s provded for n the revsed bll. Tle measure, however, has not changed the antstrk e provsons of he. orgnal bll. HANA WHARF MAY USE ALIEN LABOR (B. The Assocated Press) HONOLI LU, Oct. 2: S. II. Perce, publc work:! nspector at lana, Mau, has been told by the harbor commssoners that f ctzen laborer s unavalable the publc works department may ssue h ma permt to employ lon ft zens. An electrcal novelty can be used, as a fan, portable ar washer, heater, har dryer or deodorzer. Awards In Home Economcs Secton (Contnued from page 2) on a scraf whch he embrodered whle n prson n Russa. Note It has been mpossble to publsh all the prze wnners n embrodery, as some of the peces were removed wthout the consent of the commttee before the names were catalogued. Judges Mrs. Robert von Tempsky, Mss Muther, Honolulu, Mss Smythe, Honolulu. Best artcle crocheted n wool st, Mrs. Frank Hoogs; 2nd, Mrs. S. II. Dowsett; 3rd, Mss Olve Lndsay. Rest artcle crocheted n cotton st. Mss Isa Lndsay: 2nd, Mrs. Wllam Robertson; 3rd, lana Kadan. Best lace crocheted n cotton st, Mrs. J. Chalmers; 2nd, Mrs. P. W. Kchenger; 3rd, Mrs. James Corell. Specal prze Mrs. James Wght. Judges Mrs. Stone, of Hawa and Mrs. Chlson. Class P. Tattng Best artcle done ;n tattng st, Mary Medevedo; 2nd, Mss Collns; 3rd, Mss Alce Apo. Best lace done n tattng st, Hannah Shm; 2nd, Jesse Cabral; 3rd, Hannah Shm. Best fne thread tattng st, Mss Hays: 2nd, En Kyau Yap; 3rd, Mary Medevedo. Best coarse thread tattng st, Catholc Lades Ad Socety; 2nd, Mrs. John Duarte; 3rd, Mss Alce Apo. Judges Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Chlson. Class Q. Knttng Best kntted socks st, Mrs. J. Forbes, lana: 2nd, Mss Mobbs, Puuncn 3rd, Mss M. Groves, Kula. (a) Lades sleeveless" sweater st, Mrs. E. F. Denert, Puunene; 2nd, Mss L. Crckard, Waluku; 3rd, Lly llaaulan, Kula. (b) Mens sleeveless sweater st, OPPOSES SYSTEM (Ry The Assocated Press) IIONOULl. Oct. 2S I)r. F. F. Hunker, ae!:g head of the federal educatonal survey has announced hs Mss Harret Collns, Hamakuapoko; opposton to the Japanese language 2nd, Mrs. J. W. Flemng, Hamakuapoko; 3rd, Mrs. E. H. Wlkns, Haku. schools snce vstng Hlo. He consders t detrmental to send chldren (a) Lades sleeve sweater st, to two srhols daly. Mrs. E. Vncent; 2nd, Dorothy Har; 3rd, Mrs. Alexander. MEXICAN BANDITS HOLD (b) Mens sleeve sweater st, Mrs., ANOTHER AMERICAN James Wght; 2nd, Mss Lzze Fearn; (By Thp. Assocated Press) 3rd, Mrs. Jas. Thomson. WASHINGTON, Oct. 22 ; Three Best knotted artcle n wool not bandts have kdnapped and are holdng for ransom Am rcan Consular Turner, Makawao; 2nd, wrstlets, Mss lsted n, 2, 3 st", mufflet. Mss Agent Vm. O. Jenkns, at Pueblo Turner, Makawao; 3rd, shawl, Mjs. Mc Mexco, the state department has reported. Best artcle n cotton not n, 2, 3 Swan, Puunene. st, Mrs. J. E. Foster, Hamakuapoko. Best artcle done by chld 4 or under st, socks, Magge Cabral, Hana; 2nd, sweater, Clara Canara, Kahulul; 3rd, sweater, Harrson Foss, Hamakuapoko. Best baby sweater st, Mrs. P. H. Ross; 2nd, Mrs. MacSwan, Puunene; 3rd, Mrs. MacSwan, Puunene. Specal przes, baby bootees, WASHINGTON, Oct. 23 Republcan members of the senate naval commnc e Madamoselle Hollday, Paa; slppers wthdrew objecton to the Ysuno Isobe, Makawao. confrmaton of Admral Coontz, as Judges Mrs. Ben Wlltms, Mrs. chef of naval operatons. Hs confrmaton s now planned. Class R. Lauhala Brnk, Mrs. H. B. Weller, Mss Wlson. Best large square mat st, Mrs. J. AUTO RACERS CHARGED Hookano, Keanae; 2nd,. Mrs. Kawa WITH SPEEDING aea, Kaupo; 3rd, Mrs. G. H. Cum HONOULU, Oct. 22 James Irvne, tlngs, Wakku. RobTt Irvne and J. F. Ness have Round mat st, Mrs. C. F. Ross, been summoned to appear n court to Cummnglarge round mat; 3rd, Mrs. C. large round matf 2nd, Mrs. G. H. morrow on charge of speedng, followng, ther auto race recordbreakn g Crowell, small round mat. around ths sland as reported n a Honolulu paper Small mat st, last Sunday. Mrs. E. Noah, Hana 2nd, Mrs. A. Kuala, Hana; 3rd, Mrs. C. Crowell, Waluku. Lauhala baskets st, Mrs. J. V. Marcel, Kaupo; 2nd, Mrs. J. V. Marce l, Kaupo; 3rd, Mrs. Mountcastle. Hawaan woven hats st, launu hat, Mrs. G. H. Cummngs; 2nd, lauhala hat, Mrs. Moohla, Moloka; 3rd, pua ko hat, Mrs. G. H. Cummngs. Fas. st, Mrs. C. E. Thompson, Lahana; 2nd, Mrs. M. C. Ross; 3rd, Mrs. S. E. Kalana. Lauhala cushons st, Mrs. Kaull, Moloka; 2nd, Mrs. Kualan, Hana; 3rd, Mrs. Aona, Waluku. Brad st, pua brad, Mr. S. E. Kalana; 2nd, lauhala and wa, Mrs. P. Kauhane, Lahana; 3rd, launu, Mrs. P. Kauhane, Lahana. Bead le st, Mrs. G. II. Oumnngs 2nd, Nbau shell, Mrs. Crowell; 3rd, land shell, Mrs. G. H. Cummngs. NE.V FIGHT AGAINST TREATY (By The Assocated Tress) Specal prze lauhala table, Mrs. J. WAHINGTON.. Oct. 2 Senator Hookano, Keanae. McCumber today ntroduced n the Judges Mrs. Fern, Honolulu; Mrs. senate 7 com promse reservatons to Alapa, Honolulu; Mrs. Kabele, Kaua the reaty, they represent the Mrs. Kauanolu, Lahana. e;orts of republcans desrng to Class S. Qults reach an agreement on reservatons. Best needlework st, Mrs. W. Tl,e McC.nnber reservatons deal wth Walsh; 2nd, Mrs. J. K. Ross; questons o! the rvthdrawv! of hmlij Mrs. B. WMknson. 0, domestc arfars, the Monroe Best desgn st, Mrs. Kakon Cbas. Duc,rne. the Shantung queston, and 2nd, Mss S. Choy; 3rd, Mrs. equalty of votng stvngth n league Kuawa. assembly. Specal prze, Mrs. Phlp Pal. Judges Mrs. Fern, Mrs. Alapa, Honolulu; Mrs. Kahcle, Kaua; Mrs. Kauanolu, Lahana. Best Orental exhbt, st, Korean; 2nd, Flpno. Best Prvate School Secton prvate school exhbt st, Maunaolu Semnary; 2nd, St. Anthonys Convent. Best crochet st, Mss Hannah Shm, Maunaolu Semnary; 2nd, Mss Fung Lau Zane, Maunaolu Semnary; 3rd, Anne Doong Soong, St. Anthonys Convent. Best tattng st, Helen Rodrgues, Alexander House Settlement; 2nd, Ellen Smth, Maunaolu Semnary; 3rd, Anne Doong Soong, St. Anthonys Convent, Best crochet by chldren 4 years or under st, Sarah Allen, Alexander House Settlement School; 2nd, Sarah Allen, Alexander House Settlement School; 3rd, Alce Allen, Alexander House Settlement School. Judges Mrs. Arlett, Mrs. J. Wght. An armor plated expanson jont for concrete roadways has been patented to allow for changes n temperature and prevent edges of the concrete chppng. URGES CONFERENCE TO WORK WITHOUT LABOR (By The Assocated Press) WASHINGTON, Oct. 23 From hs sck bed, Presdent Wlson today dctated a letter to the Industral conference, n whch he s sad to have urged the conference o proceed wthout labors representatves n an effort to frame a program for the establshment of ndustral peace. Presdent Wlson n hs message to Lane, asked that the publc representatves contnue work and to report to hm. After recevng the nessnge Lane declared the ndustral conference as orgnally consttuted adjourned, hut mmedately called the members of the publc group nto sesson as a new conference. After adjournmnt Mr. Lane sad the publc group wll probably be ncreased n Efforts are beng made n Chna to mprove natve tobacco by plantng Amercan seed and teachng modern methods of cultvaton. "And Abraham Rose Up Early n the Mornng and Saddled Hs Ass"oy wrt. FORSALE Z The Fne Kentucky Jack MONITOR Just landed from the Steamer Manoa, Oct. 3, 9 DESCRIPTION Montor s a brown jack about 5 hands hgh and wll wegh, when n good condton about 000 lbs. He s perfectly sound but a lttle thn now, probably from not havng receved any extra treatment on the steamer, but wll soon round out as he eats lke a "house afre," whch I consder a good sgn n ether a man or anmal. Now, n presentng MONITOR as a Kentucky Jack I dont know but what I may be lyng agan but wll leave my frends to judge of ths. If so I Wll put up no defense but stand convcted. I suppose that accordng to the strct nterpretaton of the letter of the law, that a Kentucky Jack means one bred, born and rased n Kentucky whch s Just what le snt. Hs sre and dam were, whch I consder an advantage as he was rased n the mld clmate of Calforna whch s so smlar to our own here n Hawa. Ths anmal was bred by an old Jack Man n Calforna who knows more about Jacks n one mnute than any of us would n sx months. In descrbng hm to me he Bad, "I bred ths. Jack for my own use, never expectng to sell hm. I traned hm n. from colt hood and he grew up and ran wth the mlkng cows, loose horses, mares and colts. I have never.bred hm to a mare n the usual way of usng a pt for the mare but allowed hm to do hs work entrely by hmself. He wll cover the bggest and tallest 7 hand mare that you can brng around". In runnng wth the flock he doesnt molest mares unless they are n heat and then he does hs work n great shape. I have only about a dozan mares of my own whch s all I have ever bred to hm and have never yet turned a mare out wth hm that dd not prove n foal. I now have about thrty youngsters from hm whch wth a dozen or so I have sold s all he had ever produced. Therefore he has never been overbre Ths Jack possesses one trat that I never knew n a Jack before and that s for an anmal of ths knd that would lead behnd a vehcle.they wll generally lead alrght f you are on the ground but can seldom be nduced to lead lke a horse. They wll usually pull back lnt ths fellow s just lke a horse n ths way and you cant start up too quck for hm to lghten hs halter. If the puce gets too strong he wll fly nto a run and keep up just lke a lvely horse." As to the profts n mule breedng. A lttle experence came under my notce recently whch throws a lttle lght on the subject. I was on a ranch n our vcnty lately Where they were breakng a nce young mule about 2 years old. I asked the manager whether or not he would care to Bell the anmal. Hs reply was, "Well, what do you thnk he s worth?" I sad that I thought about $50. He sad that he dd not know how much would buy hm but that $250 cash would not take the mule ol the place. Ths mule was sred by a common natve Jack and out of a common natve mare, whch shows what good one ought to brng." In offerng ths Jack for sale t s not wthout a reason. I should lke ever so much to k"ecp hm but am afrad that fnances wll hardly permt t, therefor I shall probably dspose hm to the hghest bdder nsde of 30 days. That s f anyone comes along who apprecates such an anmal. He s worth a lot of money but f I can not get t I may have to take less. For further partculars call on or address C. B. MILES Mau Stables Waluku To Preach Patrotsm From Soap Boxes BtFFALO, N. Y., Oct. 8 (By The Assocated Press) Buffalos Four Mnute men who organzed durng the great war to promote the sale" of I.PMty bonds have undertaken a new task. They are preachng patrotsm and love of country at the street corners. The soapbox has" been the rostrum of those who preached class hatred and revoluton, t was sad n announcng the campagn, and the Four Mnute men beleved that the class of speakers should be met on ther own ground., Accordngly they reorganzed as the Mnute Men and one of ther number speaks each nght. The frst meetngs have been well attended and the Mnute Men say they have been encouraged by sympathetc response from ther audences. H s planned to contnue the "soapbox" campagn as long as there s apparent need for t. tt PAPERS RECORDED 8,..,,...,,...,....,.,.,.... a Deeds JOHN KANALU KAULILI & WF. to Solomon K, Kaull, nt. n pc. land, Waalua, Moloka, Oct. 2, 99. $0. JOE KALAULILI & WF. to Solomon K. Kaull, nt. n pc. land, Waalua, Moloka, Sept. 25, 99. $0. LUISA & IISB. to Solomon K. Kaull nt. n pc. land, Waalua, Moloka, Sept. 24, 99. $0. DANIEL K. NAHINU to Solomon K. Kaull, nt. n pc. land, Waalua, Moloka, Sept. 26, 99. $5. KEAU NAHINU to Solomon K. Kaull, nt. n pc. land, Vfaalua, Moloka, Oct. 6, 99. $5. MARY A. KALEIKAU & HSB. to Est. of H. P. Baldwn Trs. of nt. n Malepa Hu Land, Kaanapal, Mau, Apr. 8, 99 $50. A. C. RATTRAY Tr. to Haku Frut & Packng Co., Ltd., Lots 57 & 58 Hamakualoa, Mau, Oct. 6, 99. $,000. MAU FONG & WF. to Bank of Mau, Ltd., Lot 8, Gr. 72G4 bldgs. crops &c Omaopo, Kula, Mau, July 3, 99. $950. Leases G. MASUDA to S. Fuhmura 680 sq. ft. land Jal St. Lahana, Mau, Oct. 8, 99, 20 yrs at $25 per an. JELLICOE DUE TOMORROW (By The Assocated Press) HONOLULU, Oct. 23 Admral Lord Jellcoe, aboard the warshp New Zealand, wll arrve n IlonolulI early tomorrow mornng. WASHINGTON, Oct. 22 The coal mne commttees, adjourned untl tomorrow when they wll consder the proposal by Wlson for an ncrease of wages. For all of knds Engnes and Machnery EUROPEAN at PLAN Runnng water In every room; rooms clnnlv lth hnthc rnmlnrthlo ho le.. a a a Close o oes restaurants ana an car lnes. Hlahest class servce. Centrally located la lte theatre J. F. CHILD, MUHLENDORF ESTATE, TAXES PAICJ, (By The Assocated Press) HONOLULU, Oct. 2 The terrtory Is rcher by $27,459 n a result of recent payments to regstrar of publc accounts of the Paul Muhlendorf estate nhertance tux and Interest. The estate s valued at $339,06. Documents fled n the court today sad the estate was unable to obtan, quarter of a mllon marks n bonds of the 5th war loan of the German government bought by Muhlendorf. SCHOOL TpED DISCRIMINATION HONOLULU, Oct. 23 The grand SAYS jury mnorty report by J. F, Colburn and S. W. Spencer says that dscrmnaton was attempted but. was later abandoned n the composton of the Englsh class n the McKnley hgh school and that ths was admtted by Prn. McGvens. NonEngls speakng pupls were practcally barred. THE HOME OF THE Stcnwoy! Starr PIANOS We Mm have a large stock of Insde Player Panos at far prces and easy terms. We take old panos n exchange. Thayer Pano Co., Ltd HONOLULU, HAWAII. FOR THE BUSY MAN OF AFFAIRS THE CORONA STANDARD FOLDING TYPEWRITER s an ndspensable necessty Effcent Practcable Wth an Its compactness and durablty t does the same hgh class work as the most expensve machne. HAWAIIAN NEWS 00., LTD. AGENTS FOR TERRITORY Young Hotel Bldg. Bshop Street : Honolulu. VALVOLNE Lubrcatng O I LS are Petroleum Lubrcaton Ols refned especally for all desgns of gas and steam cylnders. n Tr It Ml A Specal Grade for your Engne Your dealer has t or can get t Honolulu Iron Works Co. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Honolulu. pf When n Honolulu bl slop gns a JCV... and hopplag ecalera. Propretor. rm KM

7 THE NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 99. SEVEN J On The Other Islands Lott 4 Days At Sea Joseph Leal, boys probaton offcer, of Honolulu, who wth several Hawaans went on a fshng trp two weeks ago, was rescued off Kaua last Saturday after the party had been drftng for four days on account of runnng out of gasolne for ther motor. Planters Meet In December The annual meetng of the Hawaan sugar planters assocaton wll begn ths year on December 8, and wll probably last several days. The matter of wages and bonus wll as usual be one of the mportant matters for consderaton. Cvlans Barred From TransportsEffec tve at once, an order has been ssued In Washngton whch wll bar all cvlans from beng carred as passengers on army transports. Legslaton s pendng n congress whch may restore the prvlege, It s sad. Mssng Sampan Turns Up A Japanese fshng sampan, the Ebsu Maru for whch a search was Insttuted last week, made Honolulu wthout assstance on Thursday of last week after havng been out for 28 days. The captan reported he had lost hs bearngs owng to the volcanc smoke haze.. Arbor Day Proclamed Governor McCarthy has ssued a proclamaton fxng Frday, November 2, as Arbor Day for the terrtory. Complan of Wharves Members of the Cvc Improvement Assocaton of Moloka have wrtten to the harbor board callng ts attenton to the poor condton Of the wharves on the sland, declarng that n ther present state they are a menace to the safety of both passengers and freght. They ask that an expert be sent to Moloka to make an nvestgaton, and that the necessary repars be made as quckly as possble. Charman Lyman H. Bgelow of the board Intends to vst the Island shortly. Mlk Goes Up The prce of mlk n Honolulu was rased from 5 to 6 cents per quart, and from 8 to 8 cents per pnt, by announcement of the Honolulu darymens assocaton Preparng For Washngton Trp A seres of Weekly meetngs are to be held of the members of legslature and the Governor who go to Washng ton n January, the purpose of the Wholesale Only. Small Consumers Cannot Island butter, lb 65 Eggs, select, doz 95 Eggs, No., doz None Eggs, Duck, doz 75 Young Roosters, lb. 65 to.70 Rabbts, lre weght lb 25 Hens, lb 50 to.55 Turkeys, It 65 Ducks, Muse, lb. 35 to.40 Ducks, Pekn, lb 30 to.35 Ducks, Haw. doz 3.00 Vegetables Beans, strng green Id...05 Beans, strng, wax, lb 05 Beans, Lma n pod, lb 05 Beans, Mau red, cwt 5.50 to 6.00 Beans, Calco cwt 6.00 Beans, Speckeld cwt 5.50 to 6.00 Beans, S. W. cwt 6.50 to 7.00 Beans, L. W. cwt Peas, dry Is. cwt 7.00 Beets, doz. bnchs SO Carrots, lb 03 Cabbage, cwt 3.00 to 5.00 Corn, Sweet 00 ears 3.00 Corn, Haw. em. yel. on Corn Haw. lg. yel. ton Peanuts, lg. lb 09 Peanuts, sm. lb 0 Green peppers, bell lb 05 Green peppers, chl, lb 05 Pot. Is. Irsh cwt 3.23 Pot. Is. Irsh cwt 3.25 Pot. sweet wh. cwt.65 to.70 Pot. Sweet, red cwt.70 to.75 Taro, cwt to 2.25 Taro, b..ch 5 Tomatoes, lb 04 to.05 Green peas, lb 08 to.0 Cucumbers, doz 75 Pumpkns, lb...03 CHARLOCK GOES TO HAWAII (By The Assocated HONOLULU, Oct. 22 Tress) Subject to the approval of the board of health Presdent Trotter wll appont Clfford Charlock, chef santary nspector of Honolulu, to a smlar poston n Hawa, succeedng lowman. The change becomes effectve November. George Hann, of Hlo, wll accompany Charlock as clerk of the board. A. P. Chrstan has taken charge of the work n Hawa untl Charlock arrves. Bg Bonus Payments Soon The Cvl servce examnatons wll be balance due sugar plantaton workers hold here shortly for the purpose of on account of the bonus for the past fllng Charlocks place. year wll pad by most plantatons In December. The bonus for the year PASSPORT REGULATION amounts to 87 percent of the nomnal BILL PASSES wage of the laborers, and totals about (By The Assocated Tress) $8,500,000. WASHINGTON. Oct. 22 The sen ate has passed a bll extendng the war tme restrcton on passports for one year n order to exclude radcals and other underrable alens. The bll Is now n conference. L CIRCUS MAGNATE DEAD (By The Assocated Tress) DOVER, N. J., Oct. 2 Alfred N. Rnglng, bg crcus owner, ded today. Actng He was 56 years of age. $5,000,000 FOR AIR SERVICE (By The Assocated Tress) WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 The senate today agreed to Ihe amendment to the defcency bll appropratng $5,000,000 for army hlr servce. ANOTHER FLYER STARTS FOR AUSTRALIA (By The Assocated Tress) LONDON, Oct. 2 Capt. George Mathews departed today by arplane for Australa n effort to wn the 0,000 offered n Australa for thr frst successful flght. meetngs beng to map out a program of the work to be undertaken n the natonal captal. The frst of these meetngs was held ths week. A change of the land laws Is one of the most Important matters to be consdered. Settlement Loses Fsh How to prevent the Japanese, fshng sampans from crusng close off the Kalaupapa settlement, Moloka, and frghtenng away the schools of fshes whch frequent those waters, s a matter that the board of health s tryng to solve for the beneft of the leper colony. The nmates of the settlement depend n consderable measure for ther food supply to fshng, and they are reported to have recently last good hauls on account of the sampans. Fre Preventon Day Set Governor McCarthy has set asde by proclama lon, Saturday, November 8, as clean up and fre and accdent preventon day throughout the terrtory. The ter rtoral fre marshal wll have general charge of the actvtes of the day, whch wll be devoted to general n epecton and elmnaton of fre rsks n bo far as possble. Honolulu Wholesale Produce Market Quotatons ISSUED BY THE TERRITORIAL MARKETING DIVISION Weektng endng, October 20, 99 Buy at these Prces Frut Bananas, Chnese, lb 02 Bananas, Cookng, bneh.75 Fgs, Grapes, Isabella, lb 0 Watermelons, lb 07 Lmes, to.70 Pneapples, cwt 2.00 Papaas, lb 02 Strawberres, bsk.t None Algator Pears, doz 75 Oranges, Haw. lg Lvestock Cattle and sheep are not bought at lve weght. They are slaughtered and pad for on a dressed weght bass Hogs up to 50 lb 25 to.28 Dressed Meats Beef, lb 6 to.8 Veal, lb 8 to.20 Mutton, lb 26 Pork, lb 25 to.30 Hdes Wet Salted Steer, No., lb 20 Steer, No. 2, lb 8 Steer, har slp, lb 5 Kps, lb.. ; 20 Goat, whte each 25 to.30 Feeds Corn, sm. yel. ton None Corn, lg. yel. ton None Corn Cracked, ton Bran, ton 58.0U Barley, ton Scratch food, ton Oats, ton Wheat, ton U5.00 Mddlng, ton None Hay Wheat, ton Hay Alfalfa, ton BOl.SHEVIKI."LAIf VICTORIES (Hy The Assocated Tress) LONI)ON,.()ct. 2 The Itolshevkl have retaken Orel and have defeated 9 regments of Mamontoffs army outsde of Voronezh, accordng to a sovet rado message. WOODS BOOM STARTED (By The Assocated Press) BIRMINGHAM, Oct. 2 Gen. Vcods frends have opened head quarters and are proposng to secure tn; Alabama delegaton of the republcan natonal commttee. BY AUTHORITY TERRITORY OF HAWAII Treasurers Offce, Honolulu, Oahu. In accordance wth the provsons of Chapter 8 of the Revsed Laws of Hawa, 95, as amended by Act 57 of the Sesson Laws of 95, enttled, "An Act to Amend Chapter 8 of the Revsed Laws of Hawa, 95, by addng thereto a new Secton to be known as Secton 3308 A, Provdng for the Dssoluton of Corporatons n certan cases," I, the undersgned. Treasurer of the Terrtory of Hawa, hereby gve notce of my ntenton to dssolve the followng cor poratons establshed and exstng under and by vrtue of the laws of the terrtory of Hawa and to annul the Charters of sad corporatons: AmercanHawaa n Paper Co., Ltd Incorporated May 5, 93. Aloha Meat Market Co., Ltd Incorporated June 2, 93 Calorna Stock and Dary Co., Ltd., Incorporated Mar. 27, 895 The Grand Hotel Company, Lmted Incorporated June 8, 96 HawaanAmerca n Rubber Co., Ltd Incorporated Apr. 6, 906 Hawaan Vulcanzng Co., Ltd., Incorporated Nov. 8, 93 Hawaan Taro and Mercantle Co. Ltd.,... Incorporated Apr. 7, 96 Hawaan Phlppne Gold Dredgng and Mnng Company, Lmted Incorporated Feb. 9, 97 The Honolulu Monument Works Ltd Incorporated Mar. 2, 9 Honolulu Drayng and Buldng Co....Ltd Incorporated Oct. 6, 94 Hawa Soda Works Company, Ltd., Incorporated Aug. 0, 898 Island SghtSeen g Company, Ltd.,. Incorporated June 4, 96 Keokea Cgar Company, Lmted, Incorporated Nov. 7, 9 Kona Tobacco, Company, Lmted, Incorporated May 8, 908 Laurel Hll Orchards Lmted, Incorporated Nov. 6, 909 Relable Transfer Company, Lmted Incorporated Sept. 24, 95 The Standard Optcal Co., Ltd., Incorporated Aug. 8, 97 Waluku Rce Company, Lmted, Incorporated Sept. 3, 909 Now, therefore, notce Is hereby gven to any and all persons that have been or are now nterested n any manner whatsoever a the corporatons, that objectons to the dssolu ton of sad corporatons must be fled n ths offce on or before 2 oclock noon of December 2, 99, and that any person or persons desrng to be heard thereon must be n attendance at the offce of the undersgned, n the Executve Buldng, Honolulu, at 2 oclock noon of sad day, to show cause, f any, why sad corporatons should not be dssolved. Honolulu, T. H. October. HENRY C. HAPAI, Actng Treasurer, Terrtory of Hawa (Oct. 0, 24, 3, Nov. 4.) VACCINATION NOTICE The schools of the Puunene and Khe dstrcts wll be vsted by a Government Physcan on the followng dates at 8:30 A. M. for the pur pose of vaccnatng and examnng all unvaccnated pupls: Puunene, October 20. Spreckclsvlle, October 27. Khe, October 29. ALOHA L"DGE NO. 3 KNIGHTS OF PYTHIA8. Regular meetngs wll be held at the Knghts of Pythas Hall. Ws luku, on the second and fourth Frday of each month. Al vstng members axe cordally nvted to attend. J. H. PRATT. C. C. A.MARTINSEN, K. R. & S LODGE, NO. 472, F. A A. M. Stated meetngs wll be held at Masonc Hall, Kahulul, on the frst Saturday nght of each month at 7:30 P. M. Vstng brethren are cordally Invted to attend. J. II. Pratt, W. M. W, A. CLARK. Secretary. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, JANUARY 99, TERM. Terrtory of Hawa by Lyman II. Lgelow, ts Superntendent of rub he. Works, Plantff & Pettoner, vs. Margaret Nalaolelua, Emly Na baolelua, Margaret Nalaolelua, Dorothy Nalaolelua, and Ruth Nalaolelua, Mnors, by Henry Smth, ther Guardan; George Nalaolelua, John Nalaolelua, Mrs. Anne Renecke, Charles Kn Nalaolelua, and Alce K. Nalaolelua, Mnors ; Albert Nalaolelua, Alexander Nalaolelua, Alce N. Lane (Mrs. John C. Lane), Emma N. Dunne, John Doe, Mary Doe. and Rchard Roe, Unknown owners and clam ants. Defendants & Respondents. Term Summons THE TERRITORY OE HAWAII TO THE HIGH SHERIFF OF THE TERRITORY OF HA WAII, OR HIS DEPUTY, THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF, OR HIS DEPUTY: You are commanie to summon Margaret Nalaolelua; Emly Nalaolelua, Margaret Nalaolelua, Dorothy Nalaolelua, and Ruth Nalaolelua, Mnors, by Henry Smth, ther guardan; George Nalaolelua John Nalaolelua; Mrs. Anne Renecke; Charles Ka Nalaolelua and Alce K. Nalaolelua, Mnors; Albert Nalaolelua ; Nahaolch Alexander u ; Alce N. Lane (Mrs. John C. Lne), Emma N. Dunne; John Doe, Mary Doc, and Rchard Roe, unknown owners and clamants, defendants and respondents, n case they shall fle a wrtten answer wthn twenty (20) days after servce hereof, to be and appear before the sad Crcut Court at the term thereof pendng, mmedately after the expraton of twenty (20) days after servce hereof. PROVIDED, HOWEVER, f no term be pendng at such tme, then to be and appear before the sad Crcut Court at the next succeedng term thereof towt, the January 920 term to be hoklen at Waluku, County of Mau, on the second Monday n January, 920, at ten oclock A. M. to show cause why the clam of the Terrtory of Hawa, by Lyman II. Bgelow, Superntendent of Publc Works, Plantff and Pettoner, should not be awarded to t pursuant to the tenor of ts annexed complant, and have you then and there ths wrt wth a full return of your proceedngs thereon. WITNESS THE HONOR ABLE PRESIDING JUDGE of the Crcut Court of the Second Judcal Crcut, at Waluku aforesad, ths st day of October, A. D (S) J. A. THOMPSON, Clerk, Supreme Court Terrtory of Hawa, ExOand f fco Clerk, Crcut Court Second Crcut. (Seal of Court.) COUNTY OF, SECOND IUDICIAL CIRCUIT, TERRI TORY OF HAWAII. I, HENRY C. MOSSMAN, Clerk of the Crcut Court of the Second Judcal Crcut, Terrtory of Hawa, do hereby certfy that the foregong s a full, true, and correct copy of the orgnal sum mons n the case of he TERRI TORY OF HAWAII v. MAR GARET NAIIAOLELUA, et al as the same appears of record and on fle n the offce of the Clerk of sad court. I further certfy that the Petton prays the condemnaton for use as an extenson of the publc school grounds of Kamehameha III School at Lahana, Mau, and for the purpose of erectng thereon, teachers cottages and or school play ground purposes, the followng descrbed land and ts appurtenances, stuate at Lahana, County of Mau, Terrtory of Hawa, towt : Begnnng at a 34" ppe, the coordnates of whch referred to the Government Trg. Staton "Lana," are feet south feet West, same beng by true azmuth and dstance from the County of Mau Street Monument at the ntersecton of Prson Road and Front Street, feet, and runnng thence by true azmuth : feet along fence along L. C A to M. Kekauonoh to stone, wall, thence feet along stonewall n L. C. A. 855 Kcon Ana, thence feet along stone wall across L. C. A. 855 Keon Ana to 2" ppe, thence feet along old fence and low stone wall along L. C. A HI. Part 77. Pa Halekaman, passng over a "X" cut n stone at feet thence, feet across " L. C. A.s 855, Keon Ana a n d 6325, M. Kekauonoh to a 3,4" ppe n Front St. at the foot of a low stone wall thence, feet along C. A M. Kekauonoh along low stone. wall and pcket fence to pont of beg nnng and contanng an area of sq. feet." All persons havng, any nterest n. or clam to the land and ts appurtenances southl to be con demned, are hereby warned that un less thev appear before sad C r cut Court of the Second Judcal Crcut, on or before the 2nd day of February, A. D. 920, they wll te lorever barred from contestng sad petton or any judgment entered thereon. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set mv hand and affxed the seal of the sad Crcut Court ths 0th day cf October, A. D. 99. HENRY C. MOSSMAN, Clerk. (Seal of Court.) foct. 7: : Nov : Dec. 5, 2, 9, 26; 920, Jan. I, 9, 6, 23.) Plantaton Managers Attenton! Many of our former men remaned n Honolulu upon leavng the servce. They are rapdly trng of the streets. We wll gladly gather them and send them where they are needed f transportaton s provded. For Informaton apply to Pacfc Servce Insttute, P. O. Box 352, Honolulu. SEALED TENDERS Sealed tenders wll be receved at the ofce of the Count) Clerk, County of Mau, Waluku, T. H., untl 2:00 P. M. Frday, November 4th; 99, for the constructon of one three bed room teachers cottage at Paa School, Maul, T. H. The Hoard of Supervsors reserves the rght to reject any and all tenders. Plans and specfcatons and blank proposals are on fle n the offce of the County Engneer. A depost of 3.00 s requred for set of plans and specfcatons. By order of the Board of Supervsors, wthn and for le County of Maul. Sgd.) WM. F. KAAE, County Clerk, County of Mau. (Oct. 7, 24, 3.) VACCINATION NOTICE The schools of the Ualuku dstrct wll be vsted by a Government Physcan on the followng dates for the purpose of vaccnatng all unvaccnated pupls. Kahulul, Oct. 20, 999 A. M. Wakapu, Oct. 2, 999. A. M. Wahee, Oct. 22, 999 A. M. Waluku Catholc Grls, Oct. 23, 99 9 A. M. Waluku Catholc Hoys, Oct. 4, 99 9 A. M. Waluku Publc School, Oct. 27, 999 A. M. Kahakuloa, Oct. 30, 3999 A. M. POUND NOTICE Notce s hereby ejven that the followng County Pounds have been establshed :. UA LA PUE, MOLOKAI The County Pound s located n the front yard at Mapuleh u, Moloka, on the premses of J. C. Crane and That J. C. Crane has been duly apponted Pound Master of sad Pound. 2. A LAW A MOLOKAI The Count Pound s located near the beach maka of Mrs. Nakalekas home and that Danel Kahawa has been duly apponted Poundmaster of sad Pound. 3. IONOLUA, The County Pound s located n the Honolua Valley, (Bullock Pen formerly used by the Ranch near the beach) and that R. C. Searle, Jr., has been duly apponted Poundmast er t sad Pound. 4. LAHAINA, The County Pound s located at Lahana on the premses now known as the County Stables and that Geo. K. Rchardson has been duly apponte d Poundmstcr of sad Pound. 5. WAILUKU, The County Pound s located on the premses now known as the County Stables and that Ukk Aola has been duly apponted Poundmaster of sad Pound. 6. KAHULUI, The County Pound s located on the maka sde of the Puunene Avenue near the Japanese School House at Kahulu Mau and that Manuel Furtado has been duly appont ed Poundmaster of sad Pound. 7. ULUPALAKUA, The County Pound s locat. ed n the paddock at Ulupalaku a on the mauka sde of the UlupalakuaKana o Road and opposte the school premses, and tha James Brown has been duly apponted Poundmast er of sad Pound. 8. WAIOHULI, MAKAWAO, The Count) Pound s located n the cattle pen at and that Noa Kamakau has been duly apponted Poundmaster of sad Pound. Waohu l 9. HUELO, MAKAWAO, The County Pound s located at Honokala, lluelo, Mau and that James K. Smythe has been duly apponted Poundmast er of sad Pound. 0. MAKAWAO, The County Pound s located at Makawao, Mau on the premses now known as County Stables and that Joe Kanh o has been duly aponted Poundmaster of sad Pound.. PAIA, The County Pound s locat ed at Kuau, Paa, Mau on the premses now known as County Stables and that Mr. Wah a has been duly apponted Poundmaster of sad Pound. 2. KAUPO, I IAN A, The County Pound s located on the Government Land at Pohoula, Kaupo near the Government Road and that W. B. ScottHa has been duly apponted Poundmaster of sad Pound. ; 3. KIPAIULU, HANA, The County Pound s located at Kpahulu. lana about 500 feet from the Kpahulu Sugar Mll and about 00 feet from the resdence of Jonah Kawaea and has been duly apponted Poundmast er of sad Pound. 4. KAWAIPAPA, HANA, The County Pound s located on the premses now known as County Stables and that Pakoma has been duly apponted Poundmaster of sad ound. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, FOR AND W ITHIN THE COUN TY OF, TERRITORY OF HAW AII (Sgd.j WM. FRED KAAE, County Clerk, County of Mau. (Oc, 0, 7, 24.)

8 A Ml EIGHT THE NEWS, FRIDAY OCTOBER 24, 99. I PERSONAL MENTION Mss Mary K. Hurt, a deputy In the customs house n Honolulu, arrved last Saturday mornng for a short vst wth her famly In Waluku. H. D. Sloggett, ot Hamakuapoko, was a vstor to Honolulu the frst of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Hoogs, of Watkapu, wont to Honolulu last Satur day to vst relatves for a short tme. Ms. George S. Schrader and Mss Rodrgucs, who have been vstng n "WaluUu for the past several weeks, returned to Honolulu by last Saturday evenngs boat. H. W. Baldwn, of Iala, was n Ho nolulu ths week on busness. John A. Templeton, assstant manager of the new lauwela Pneapple Company, went to Honolulu last Saturday on a bref vst. W. G. Mor, Maul representatve of the sugar planters experment staton departed for Honolulu last Saturday to attend the short course n plantaton management whch s beng gven at the College of Hawa ths week. J. P. Foster, of Pala, was a busness vstor to Honolulu ths week. It. N. Corbaley, formerly casher of the Kahulttl Halroad, but now of Honolulu, returned home ths week after spendng a weeks vacaton on Mau durng whch he made a trp nto the crater. Fred W. Wolf, superntendent of the Kaua Frut & Land Co.s pneapple cannery, was a vstor to Mau ths week. He was at the Honolua Bunch and also at the Haku cannery durng hs vst.. Mr. and Mrs. Worth Aken, of expect ther son Bertram to arrve home soon. Snce beng dscharged from the army he has been work SPORTS Bowlng To Be Revved At Alexander House Gym Mau Ball Players Go To Hlo For New Years Manager M. G. Gomes s already be gnnng to make hs selectons for the team whch s to go to Hlo on New Years to contest wth the Hlo All Stars. Geo. H. Cummngs, t has been decded s to go as captan of the j aggregaton, and a number of players have been tentatvely selected. It s probable that the team wll nclude most of the men who plnyed on far week aganst the Oahu Braves and the Hllotes. Whether or not the Braves wll make the Hlo trp als 3 not knovn, though Is the plan that s tho plan that Is bolnfj worked on. Mau, however, Is assured of the trp and s makng plans accordngly. ng for the Cleveland Tractor Co., n Cleveland, O. Ho was badly gassed In the fghtng on the St. Mlhell sector, and hs physcan hns ndvlsed hm to get to a mlder clmate wth the comng of cold weather. He Is therefore comng home and Is expected n a few weeks. M. B. Klester, of the Maul Publshng Co., Is expected to return tomorrow mornng from Honolulu where ho rpent s a vacaton. Tax Assessor J. H. Kuncwa left ths week for Hllo for a.few days busness. Mr. and Mrs. John Cnrroll expect to leave ths evenng for Honolulu where Mr. Carroll expects to agan become dentfed wth the movng pcture busness. Ther frends on Mnu wll regret ther departure from the communty. Mss Melssa Crekard, Is qute ll at her home n Wnlulu. She has not been well for several weeks, but her condton s reported somewhat less favorable In the past few days. Wllam P. Hu, of the Hawaan News Co., of Honolulu, returned home on Wdnesday after spendng a weeks vacaton on Maul, George N. Weght, bookkeeper of the Walluku Sugar Co., loft on Wednesday evenng for Hlo where he s attendng a conventon of the plantaton bookkeepers of the terrtory. Msses Margaret Napala and Margaret Davenport were returnng jassenger s on Monday nghts Mauna Ken from Hlo where they vsted the flow at Mauna Lou and tho Volcano of Whle n Hlo they were the house guests of Mss Molle Thomas. BORN 4 PHILLIPS At Paa hosptal, Thurs day, October C, 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Wllam M. Phllps, of Keahua, a daughter.. Hgh School Gettng Basket Team Ready Physcal exercse wll probably be more of a feature n tho schools of Maul from now on than t ever has Plans nre on foot for the reorganzaton of a bowlng club n Walluku, and a meetng has been called for next Tuesday.evenng at. the gymnasum for the purpose of talkng the traton s strong for healthful exer been before. The new school admns matter over. The Gym alleys have cse for all pupls, and s encouragng recently been put n condton once tho ntroducton of sports among the more, and beparated from the rest of pupls that wll help towards ths end. thc hall by a partton so that bowlng can be carred on wthout nterkuapoko, Prncpal P. A. MacCaughey At tho Mau hgh school, at Hamaferng wth other actvtes., has plans whch wll nsure every Walluku had some A l bowlers some boy n the school gettng a certan sx or eght years ago, but after the amount of regular exercse. An athletc club has been formed, and the alleys became run down the sport Anally played out entrely. Manager school hopes to put earns n several Puck, of the Alexander House, has a branches of sport to the front before lst of nearly 20 men who have sgnfed ther desre to get back nto the haps leadng at present. Wth a lttle long. Interest n basket ball s per game agan, and there s every prospect that next Tuesdays meetng wll pects to challenge a number of other more practce the school team ex see most of the old tmers and some teams, and to get n on a seres of new ones swngng no lne for some contests that wll show what the boys good sport next wnter. can do. TWO GAMES OF BASKET TONIGHT Two games of basket ball are scheduled for ths evenng at the Gym and both promse to be worth whle. Lahana s sendng a team over to meet the Waluku Chnese, whlo Kahulwll have a team on hand to try out the local Athletcs. Delay In gettng the new tenns court at the Alexander House Settlement put nto shape Is holdng up a good deal of sport,.t s hoped, however, that tho work wll soon be fnsh ed when some hot matches aro n prospect. Brtsh Interests are plannng a world embracng aeroplane passenger project n whch no mportant cty s expected to bo more than ten days dstant from London. Kepoka Home Is Scene Of Weddng Beautful Manland Grl Becomes Brde Of Wllam Danel Weght, A Mau Boy Whose Home Is Now In Honolulu Mdst a profuson of flowers nnd greenery that transformed the bg Kepoka home on Matn street Into, a bower of beauty, were marred on Tuesday evenng, Mss Vola Erlckson, of Montana, and Mr. Wllam Danel Weght, of Honolulu. The brde arrved from the manland only last week to be marred to Mr. Weght who had met her on the manland a year or moroago. Tho young people decded to come to Maul, Mr. Weghts former home to be marred, and the ceremony took place as just stated, n the roomy home of the I! rooms aunt, Mrs. Boso Kepoka. Mr. Weght s the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Weght, of Walluku, but for me years he has made hs home n Honolulu beng connected wth the lnn of Dllngham & Co. and wth the Hawaan Dredgng Co. The brde, who s beautful and charmng grl, was ulended by the grooms sster, Mss Lellanl W,elght, as brdes mad, whle the best man was Mr. Geo. N. Weght, the grooms brother. The ceremony, whch was performed by the Rev. E. E. Pleasant, was wtnessed by a large crowd of relatves and frends of the Weght famly. The weddng musc was played by Mrs. J. H. Kunewa. Followng the ceremony the guests rartook of a choce weddng supper, and later dancng was ndulged n for.hveral hours. Mr. and Mrs. Weght remaned In Mau untl last evenng when they took the steamer Klauea from Lahan a for Honolulu where they expect to go to housekeepng very shortly. New Womans Club Has Ambtous Plans Much enthusasm augurs splendd success for the Maul Womans Club, whch perfected ts organzaton at the meetng held last week. There Pertnent Paragraphs F. P. Rosecrans, of Paa s ben congratulated on beng a grandpa. The new arrval s a fne daughters whch came to the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Phllps, of Keahua, last week. Tho steamer Merdan arrved n Kahulyesterday mornng wth a lot of shngles for the Kahulul Ralroad and a mscellaneous assortment of freght for Maul consumers generally. The shp took away some cannd pneapples as cargo. A specal meetng of the members of the Maul County Far & Racng Assocaton s beng held ths afternoon n the chamber of commerce rooms. A partal report In connecton wth tho far s expected. It s possble that acton wll bo taken n connecton wth the new gun club, whch t s proposed shall be assocated wth the assocaton. Important matters are to be dscussed ths evenng at the meetng of Aloha Lodge, K. of P. and a large attendance of members s asked for. Tho steamer Mauna Loa came up last Saturday on the Claudnes run, the regular Mau boat beng held over ono trp n Honolulu for government nspecton. The Caludlne s back as usual ths week. Judge L. L. Burr, an enthusastc are G7 charter membtrs and the lst wll be held open untl after the next.meetng for further enrolment of chnrter members. Tho club plans an actve campagn along socal and chc lnes. Among other mutters the possblty of gettng a better lbrary Cor Maul s engagng attenton. It s possble that an effort may be made to secure a Carnege lbrary. The next meetng wll be reld at the Knhulcommunty house on Monday afternoon, November 3. m Maul Players Next Week Much Interest Is beng taken n the performance to be stged next Thursday evenng by the Maul players under the drecton of Ms. Lnton. Tho rehearsals aro sad to have been very promsng. The play s Oscar Wldes "Tho Importance of Beng Earnest." In the cast are Mrs. Lnton, Mrs. Cnleb Burns, Mss von Tempsky, Mss Alecn Walsh, Mrs. P. II Iloss, Ralph Wlson, J. A. Glbb, Jr., Davd Rattray, and Chester Blar. Tho proceeds of the entertanment are for a fund to purchase paraphernala needed by the Wllam and Mary Alexander School. Recepton For Newcomers A recepton Is to be gven tomorrow evenng at the Alexander House gymnasum lo Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Crder, who arrved to make ther home n Waluku some 0 days ago. Mr. Crder s tho new pastor of the Walluku Unon Church. The recepton wll enable people of central Maul generally to become acquanted wth the new arrvals. The affar promses to be a pleasant one. Aloha Lodge To Entertan Invtatons have been ssued by Aloha Lodge, Knghts of Pythas, for a socal evenng to be held at tho lodge hall on Saturday, October 25. Dancng, cards and a socal concert are on tho program. The members of the lodge are enttled to brng ther frends. Mrs. Sarah E. Watkns, of Hamakuapoko, who for the past two years has been closely Identfed wth womens work on Mau, departed last week.for Honolulu from whence she expected to sal soon for the coast to Europe. Before the war she spent much of her tme n England and on the contnent. fsherman of Mau, s the author of an Interestng page "feature story" n StarBulletlast Saturdays The artcle s ot general Interest to lovers of anglng. It Is llustrated by photographs of some fne catches made by local anglers. The Maul Prncpals Club wll hold a meetng tomorrow mornng at 0 oclock at the Waluku publc school. Arrved By Mauna Loa, Saturday, Oct. 8 T. A. OBren, Mrs. J. Donahue, M. S. Rosa, L. Tobrner, E. Kato, Wm. P. Hut, Mr. Apo, Mrs. Apo, Mr. Uno, Mrs. Uno and Infant, Mss Unlo, Mss Uno, Mrs. Turner, Mr. C. K. Cho, Mrs. C. K. Cho, H. B. Penhallow, Mss Mary K. Hart, D. Brewster, Mss Crowell, Sherff Crowell Rev. Frank N. Cockroft, rector of tho Holy Innocents Church, Lahana, wll conduct the servces n tho Church of the Good Shepherd, Waluku, on next Sunday mornng at oclock. CARDS OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Clark wsh to thank ther many frends for ther knd sympathy and also for the beautf u floral trbutes sent durng ther recent bereavment. Mau Far Had Best Lvestock Show Yet (Contnued from Pago One.) shown (Whte Facon). From all grounds our Hereford exhbt was, as far as qualty Is concerned, far ahead of the Calforna State Far just held. The value alone of the Herefords shown nt Kahulul amounted to f or more. As far as breedng and blood lnes are concerned, Maul has In all ts branches of lvestock as wellbrestock as you tan fnd n Amerca. The only outsde stock shown were sx heads of Holsteln Frlesan Dary cattle from tho Kamelameha Schools; the Holsteln Frlesan bull, Grand Champon at the last Terrtoral Far, shown by the Wnlalae Ranch; and a Holsteln Frlesan cow and a Guernsey bull shown by the College of Hawa. Tho College of Hawa cow took the Grand Champonshp Tor tho breed, also the frst n the Mlkng Contest. The bull was the only Guernsey shown and was a fne specmen. Classfcaton of breeds shown Horses: Thoroughbred, Standardbred, Percheron, French Coach, grades polo pones, draft teams, draft mules, and Hawaanbre d saddle mules and pones. Beef Cattle: AberdeenAngus, Herefords, and crossbre d steers. Dary Cattle: Holsteln Frlesan, Jerseys, nnd Guernso; s. Hogs: Berkshlrcs, Duroc Jerseys, Poland Chnas, Tamworths, and a wld hog from Kcanae. Goats: There were ten on exhbton, Kng of Kahoolawe took the champonshp. Unfortunately there had been consderable delay n gettng the judgng started, owng to the fact that our judge from the coast was unable to get here on tme. We were fortunate, however, n beng able to secure local judges.who dd splendd work and are to bo congratulated. They had ther troubles too. At tmes there was consderable delay n gettng the stock n the judgng rng and a few of the stock n the dary class unfortunately were not properly halter broken. Tho judges and the classes judged Lght horses: W. F. Dllngham, of Honolulu and James Spaldng of Kaua. ( Draft horses: Dr. V. A. Norgaard, Senator C. A. Rco of Kaua and Senator Robert Hnd of Hawa. Beef cattle, hogs and goats: Dr. V. A. Norgaard, Senator Robert Hnd and J. A. Ternan of Mau. Dary cattle: F. H. Locey of Mau, Senator Robert Hnd, of Hawa and James Lndsay of Mau. Beef steers: Mr. A. McPhee of Mau, Senator Robert Hnd of Hawa and Dr. J. C. Ftzgerald of Mau. Tho Carcass contest was won by the Grove Ranchs three year old AberdeenAngu s steer, "Jm". Ths steer won by a very close margn n valuaton In dollars and cents fron the Haleakala Ranch Od.s three year old Hereford steer, the dfference beng only 6 cents. Mr. Rces 6 months old Hereford steer was a close thrd, losng out by 0 n valuaton. Undoubtedly these steer three carcasses were the best ever slaughtered on Maul. The publc was not able to. prove ths for tself as the storage plant where the carcasses were beng chlled was not n workng order. There was undoubtedly room for mprovements n all branches of the exhbts. The bg tlng next year wll be our permanent quarters for all stock as well as the ne,w racng stables. The tme was short and t proved to the publc what Mau could do when It had to. Everybody kokuae d whch made our Far a success. Tho results of the Boys and Grls Pg Club Contest has been publshed. Every hog made good gans. Although ths s the frst contest of ths lnd, t proved to be very satsfactory. Every boy and grl that I meet talk about hs or her hog, and f they Mountan Party Fnds Many Goats In Crate Thousands of goats are to be seen n Hnleaknla crater ft present, accordng to R. N. Corbaley, now of Honolulu but Tormerly casher of the Kahulul Rallrond, who spent 4 days of hs vacaton In the bg pt last week. Anyone who enjoys goat huntng ought to be satsfed wth the feld up there, he thnks. In the party wth Mr. Corbaley were Dr. Goo. S. Aken, Mrs.( Harold Starrctt, of Olaa and Jack Mpyer. They camped In tho crater nnd spent the nghts n tho "Bubble." The temperature at nght was chlly pretty close to the frost pont, t Is reported. The party secured all the goats they wanted and a few pheasants. The brds, however, aro not very plentful. Ono of the pack mules wth the outft got dsgusted wth the outng, slpped hs halter and came home alone, causng so.no nconvenence but no serous trouble. Wahee Items DEATH OF VERY OLD WOMAN Mrs. Lupa Kokua ded last Monday mornlg at 4 oclock. Mrs. Kekua Knahumanus vst to the wndward slands. At that tme she was a good sl?.ed grl. Tho daughter thnks she was nbout 2 years old. Sh was burled on Monday afternoon J n the Catholc Cemetery at Wahee., Mr. nnd Mrs. Edwnrd Sopor wth ther daughter Margaret, son Francs and lttle grandson Charles Wlllot, Jr. went to Honolulu. Monday nght. They expect to be gone two weeks. They wll meet Mrs. Wllet, ther daughter, who s expected to return on the transport whch wll leach Honolulu, Saturday mornng. Sopha Sequelra, Wnhce School. Those Who Travel Arrved By Claudlne, Tuesday, Oct. 2 T. Lyons, Geo. S. Campbell, Sakamoto, Master Sakamoto, Mr.s Ak, E. Kshda, Y. Harada, Frank Alanza, Jose,C. Corea, Okamurn, Mrs. Okumura, N. S. Hong, Mrs. Hatte Auka, Alama, H. Monz, J. Soares, A. W. Collns, D. T. Flemng, B. F. Goldwater, M. A. Lousaon, F. W. Wolf, Lu Sam, A. Fres, Tamura, Mrs. Tamura, T. Nagatan. Departed By Mauna Loa, Saturday, Oct. 2 Mrs. E. Gbson and nfant, H. D. Slog gett, H. H. Jones, Jno. ORouke, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Hoogs, Mr. and Mrs. McKenze, Mrs. Geo. S. Shrader, Mss Rodrgues, Mrs. K. T. Vane and nfant, Mrs. J. H. Walker, Mrs. Bradford and two chldren, Mr. Peacock, Mss Muther, Mr. Wawaolo, Mr. Hu, Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Brlttan, Nelle Brtta Mss H. Brlttan, Irene Brttan, J. Correa, Mss I. Correa, Mrs. Rchard Colburn, Rev. C. Goto, Mr. and Mrs. Iku and two chldren, H. W. Baldwn, Mr. Soper, Mrs. A. Y. Young and chld, J. A. Templeton. Mrs. Charles Sleeper, of Lahana, was vstng frends n, Honolulu ths week. The Gonsalves Glee Club furnshes musc for any occason. Phone 52A. Paa. practse what they preach, Maul wll soon be a Berkshre center. I want to take ths opportunty of thankng agan the commtteeman and judges for ther valuable work and cooperaton whch made ths lvestock exhbt a success.. 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