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1 MALS NEXT WEEK LATEST SUGAR QUOTATONS By request of the Navy Department no menton of movement of vessels Cents Dollars wll be made n future n the MAU per lb. per ton NEWS. Todays Quotaton $20.0 Lart Prevous. COO 8.40 NNETEENTH YEAR WALUKU, MAU CO., HAWA, FRDAY, JUNE 28, 98. FRST OF MAU DRAFT WLL LEAVE TOMORROW Total Of 574 To Be Taken n Next Three Weeks Wll Be Added To Guard Regments Many Offcers Wll Be Needed Chance For Mau has at last receved ler draft orders. Sherff Crowell, charman of the local draft hoard was furnshed wth Maus quota the frst of ths week. and the frst contngent of 86 men wll leave for Honolulu tomorrow evenng. Maus total wll be D74, whch makes allowance for 00 or more draftees who have gone out n the natonal guard or who have hereto fore enlsted n some branch of the mltary Bervce. The men wll be taken from Ka hulu by the nterslan d steamer Claudne n relays of 86 men each, begnnng wth tomorrow. Ths num ber takes the entre deck space on the Claudne, and accordngly no cvlan deck passengers wll be accommodated from Mau to Honolulu untl all of the draftees have been moved. The last lot, numberng 58, wll be sent down on July 20. Busy Week The draft board has been busy all week preparng and sendng out orders and nstructons. The frst and second lots were sent out the m of ths week and the varous plantatons have been helpng to round up the men and have them ready. The frst 86 have orders to be ready to sal by Saturday evenngs Claudne from Kahulu. The second 86 on the lst are to sal next Wednesday Far Assocaton Harold May Start Pg Club W. Rce Offers To Supply Pgs To Mau Boys And Grls On Ther Notes How Plan Works On The Manland Whether or not the Coun.y Far & Racng Assocaton agan takes up the chldrens garden contests next fall along lnes of the past several contests, t seems more lkely that t wll n any event stand back of a boys and grls pg rasng contests. Boys pg clubs have had a remarkable development n many parts of the manland n the past few years, partcularly n the southern states. The nterest that has been, aroused has extended far beyond the. chldren and has resulted n a wonderful mprovement the qualty of lve stock n these dstrcts. n many sectons bankers have taken the matter up n ther communtes and fnanced the young farmers, even sellng them the pgs necessary Wll Wear Tags The men from Mau wll wear a dstngushng colored tag on the left arm to make t easer for the of fcers on Oahu to keep them separ ated from other slands delegatons, Word also comes from Honolulu that all of the men from the draft wll be assgned to the two natonal guard regments now n servce at Schoflold Barracks. Ths wll brng each regment up to a strength of 3442 men and wll place them on the same bass for strength as the European regments. Each regment wll have treble the number of offcers now on duty, brngng the number of commsson ed offcers up to nnetynne. There wll be one captan, three frst leutenants, and three second three corporals, twelve sergeants, four cooks and four mechancs, n addton to the prvates. Each company wll be composed of a maxmum of 350 men. Those Who Go Tomorrow Tom Bega, Waluku. 9 Leon Sala, Kahulu Henry Enfu Chung, Waluku. Heun Park Yuen, Waluku. (Contnued on Page Sx.) Raymond To Agan Run For Delegate Wll Not Buck Lnk McCandlee n leutenants assgned to each company, whle the enlsted men wll have bet ter opportuntes to earn chevrons Each company wll now have thrty Prmal es But Stand On NonParts Platform Has Strong Back ng And s Confdent Honolulu, June 27, (Assocated Pres Honolulu, June 27, (Assocated Press) t s stated here that Dr. J. H. Raymond, of Mau, has expressed hs readness to run aganst McCand tess lor tne democratc nomnaton for delegate to congress. Ravrond has several closo conferences wth m rulers of the Lar.e party and th leaang democrats here durng hs re.e vst. Seven Plead Gulty Grand Jury Probes One Other Convcted County Departments Offenders Aganst Women Stff Sentences Are Gven By Judge BurrChau ffeurs Not ndcted For Judge L. L. Burr, of the 2nd crcut court, paused sentence n eplt nnunu on Wednesday whle H t lng at Lahana. Seven of hcse had pleaded gulty and one was convcted n r.hort order by the jury whch heard the evdence. Mancho Bega, alas Mancho Baker, held on two charges, burglary n 2nd degree and of rape, pleaded gulty to both and was sentenced to not less than 5 years nor more than 0 years for the frst offense, and for the second to not less than 20 more than 25 years and to pay a fne of $00. The man, who 3 a Porto Rcan, has had a bad record havng served several terms for theft and attempted burglary. The last crme he commtted occurred less than 2 weeks ago whle the polce were lookng for hm on account of a Makawao burglary, and was of most revolt ns nature. Yee Young Song, for burglary com mtted at Paa, who pleaded gulty to burglary n 2nd degree, was sentenced to not less than nor more than 0 years. Francsco Atlau, Flpno, who pleaded gulty to assault and battery wth a weapon at Wahee, was sen (Contnued on Page Eght.) Theves Steal Mal Box On Haku Route The theft of a mal box on the rural mal route east of Haku promses to have very serous consequences for the theves, for the matter has been reported to the U. S. authortes n Honolulu and doubtless government detectves wll be put upon the case. The law s very severe n such cases, and as t s Uncle Sams busness and not that of the county or terrtory the matter s all the more t s reported that there has been a general polcy of tamperng wth mal boxes n the dstrcts, and n one nstance a lot of mal was stolen from one. The penalty for stealng or tamper ng wth a rural delvery mal box punshable by a fne of $000 and 3 years mprsonment. No Chance Just Now For Kahulu Dredgng r,.... :. v., uuamus me adove wreless as Kahulu wll probably not get her to hs ntenton to be n the race ths harbor dredged to 900fooa t wdth fall for the dolegateshp, Dr. Raymond untl after the war. Ths nformaton yesterday stated to the Mau News reached Maul by wreless to the Mau tnat he would not seek the nomnaton from the democratc party of the had been approved by the local U. S News on Monday mornng. The plan terrtory, but would be a canddate engneers offce, and on the strength on a tcket. The Doc of ths the Mau chamber of commerce recently adopted a resoluton to start wth, and takng ther notes tor had just returned from Honolulu. to be repad when the stock s marketed. that shall make an ndependent approprated by congress for dong "But wsh you would make t clear askng that the sum of $00,000 be Local Stockmen nterested fght and not put myself n poston the work. Harold W. Rce, perhaps the leadng lve stock man on Mau, s part ton by to be counted out n the prmary elec n a letter from General Black, a lot of republcans rung n as chef of engneers, to Delegate cularly nterested n the dea, and democrats for the occason. was up Kalananaolthe general says; has expressed hs wllngness to fur aganst that game "n vew once, and they of the fact that ths basn has been (Contnued on Page Four.) (Contnued reported on as Page completed Four.) for several years and no pror complants have been receved from navgaton nter FATAL AUTO ACCDENT AT PAA MUSC CLUB ELECTS OFFCERS ests, the crcumstances do not warrant askng Congress Ah Kee, a Chnese resdent of Paa, The at ths last sesson meetng of the Mau Musc for an addtonal appropraton struck by an automoble lst Saturday evenng and so badly njured that yesterday Club to enlarge the basn as a war untl next September was held measure." afternoon at the home of he ded a few hours later. He stepped from behnd an auto truck stand also the meetng for the annual elec HGH SCHOOL Mrs. Sam Baldwn, Makawao. t was ng near the Tarn Chong store at ton of offcers for the popular organzaton, the followng beng elected: COMMENCEMENT TONGHT Paa and drectly n front of a car drven by Oshro Ush. The car was hm..eorge Steele, presdent; The Mss thrd annual commencement of runnng at a low speed, and the acc Heusner, Mrs.. the Mau hgh. school wll take place dent s held to have been unavodable. Ptchford, secretarytreasurer ; and ths evenng at the Paa communty The case was nvestgated by the Ms. L. C. Jones, charman of program house. The program s of narcuhn lv grand jury ths week, whch faled to commttee. nterestng character. The eght grad fnd an ndctment. he program yesterday conssted of uates are Msses Kulh Parker, The deceased was about 35 years patrotc musc both vocal and nstrumental, and was one of the most Lndsay, rene Wells, Oret of age. tobnson, Myo Voshzawa, Messrs. n pleasant gatherngs of the season. Davd Kapohakmohewa, Los Mur A game of baseball wll be played n doch, and Rchard Lnton. at Waakoa, Kula next Sunday between an Ulupalakua team annd one Lodge, No. 3, Knghts of Pythas wll of 8, wll take place at the Commun An mportant meetng of Aloha The graduaton dance by the Class from Keokea. be held ths evenng. ty House tomorrow evenng. Polce, Audtor And Water Works Scored For Slack Methods Re movalsrecommendedpaath ter Condemned On a even dozen cases brought be fore the grand jury of the 2nd crcut court, at ts sesson n Lahana ths week, S ndctments Were returned and 4 returned as not true blls. nut tollowmg ts nvestgaton of he crmnal calendar brought before m usnor a l)o v wen n n n number of other matters touchng up on le nnnung o pulc allars n tne county, and submtted a report that should have good effect n a num ber of quarters. The gaml jury for the present term was compnsod of the followng men: Charles Savage, Davd Adam, W. t. Bootc, Ceorge CocUett, W. E. Saffrey, E. K. Cockett, S. E. Scott, W. S. N coll, Roht. E. Cockett, S. A. Baldwn (t. A. Hansen, Alfred K. Tng, D. T. Flemng, W. A. Baldwn, W. A. Clark, Thos. Mcdcros. D. T. Flemng was apponted charman. Judge L. L. Burr, n mpanelng the grand jury last. Monday mornng, be sdes gvng the usual nstructons concernng the dutes and authorty of grand jurors, concluded hs charge by callng partcular attenton to the condton of the Lahana landng, and (ho fact that deaths have occurred (Contnuod on Two.) Patrotc Program For 4th Of July No Traned Horses Wll Be Permtted To Enter Lades Race Wll Be Feature Polo Match n After noon For Red Cross Tago ea Next Thursday s the Fourth July. Mau wll keep up her reputaton of fttngly observng the day wth her usual race meetng and polo game. Only ths year the unrt of conserv at on wll be combned wth that of patrotsm. hero wll be absolutely nothng of professonalsm n ths years races. All l he horses on the track wll be those whch have been earnnf ther keep tor months past by productve work. Mau s no longer keepng horses solely as a luxury. Kven (he polo pones are now kept n condton by dong honest work as cow pones and are eatng the panc food that all casseu of plantaton work horses re ceve. Patrotc Exercses Before the races there wll be a flagrasng exercse n whch the spectators wll take part. There wll also be a short natrotc address bv.ml (Contnued on Page Eght.) Mau Lquor Board Grants Sx Lcenses Tle Mau board of lquor lcense onn.s.soers ths mornng grantea sx lquor lcenses o applcants. These wll date from July. and are rood or a year, as lar as the board s cou nted, but wll automatcally become foul on August 2:!, when federal prohbton for the terrtory goes nto fleet. After tomorrow there wll be no retal saloons on Mau, but there wll b three wholesale houses, two hotels nd wnery s ll n poston to quench the thrst of the dry one. These are Mau Wne Company, Waluku; J. J. Mederos, Paa; Poneer Hotel Company, Lahana (wholesale); Mau Hotel, Waluku; Crand Hotel, Waluku; and Kaupakalu a Wne fc Lquor Company, Kaupakalu a (manufacturers). The wholesalers havo had to pay half a years lcense fe amountng to r,no, the hotels $:!r.n, and the wne company the nomnal ff. fee. And they have approxmately seven weeks to get ther money back. TALANS HOLD GANS NUMBER 955 LULL ON WEST FRONT Food Sfflrrtv n Andrn Th r.vl Ure J n "VT t,ac" n Tdl tzar ueported Motllere nsky Comng To AmercaNew Lberty Bond ssue For October Of $8,000,000,000 KERENSKY COMNG To AMERCA London, luto 2N Kercna v l,tc;... l mu h utlzed me t.csllttovs k trcatv and le hones he wll... r,.,,.;....! :.,... spokesman.vvv,, n tor ns.yra countrymen. An Amsterdam dspatch savs the kaser sent,..t o von lcrtlnj: retrardnr the kvrlst.. Kn,.,., r f,...t!,, wn nmll. WATCH OUT FOR NEW BOM PAR ).M F,NT Berln ollcal dspatch savs. servers :,r:, ;.,,... c.ll..such announcement s nsn.lk " a leneh deny thev have ever uuoarumen used t e ratherl r. c.,,.t...:. whle now lnk,s lelt ot the stuclure except the west front and,,lla ARS ONCE MOR BOMBED Pars, June 28 Several squadrons of Cerm.m d...:,,;.,,t penetrated defense of Latteres antarcra whch volently ft shelled the latlcrs, who dropped several bombs dong materal damage but kllng lew. ANOTHER LAFAYETTE DESCENDENT GOXE Count Glbert De La layette, sergeant of artllerv. kller! Plnm. pagne,,t was the thrd descendent of Lafayette klled n ths war. AAOllU. TRLASON TRAL SOOX Senate begnso n July 5 the tral of Malzv chanred wth htd l reason. a GOOD BOMBNG JOJ! BY ALLES" London, (Ollcal), lune 28 On the nehl of nne?? 7 :, bombed chemcal works of Ludwgshafen factores and ralroads at S :.... rl... r rl ml... uvnvn (ll K HlVlUUlC tl JLVLLU. BRTSH LALOR STANDS FRM Commttee n charge, of labor socalsts demonstraton srhnrlnlerl or July 4, anneals to members of trades unons to nttend "n order to let Amerca know that even f Pars falls or channel ports are taken, people of Urtan are resolved to support Alled natons to fullest ex tent of ther energy and power." ALU LlLRT BOND LLL BENG DRAFTED Washngton, June 28 Bll author.ns 8 bllons n lbertv bonds n addton to all heretofore authorzed, s beng framed n House ways u means commuee m preparaton lor ssue expected n October. CALFORNA TO GET AEXAN LABOR Sacramento, June 28 Thousands of Mexcans are to be mported to releve labor shortage n Calforna, by dvson of farm labor of state councl of defense. NEXT ASSAULT EXPECTED ON WEST FRONT New York, June 28 Wth the return to almost normal condtons of on the talan front no ndcaton s apparent of any ntenton of Aus tnans to resume attacks soon. Lxpectance centers now on the t rench vont as the possble scene of resumpton of hostltes, Germans are tryng out stablty ot varous sectors wth heavy shellng. ROOSEVELT AND TAFT ON SAME PLATFORM Oyster Bay, June 28 Roosevelt has accepted nvtaton to sneak at republcan meetng at Saratoga on the 8. Tatt also to be a speaker. Roosevelt n acceptng sad "Of course t s understood meet nn has no bearng on any contcss for nomnatons to any poston." BUDAPEST N BAD SHAPE Amsterdam, J une 28 Budapest (Hungary) advces are that n parlament on Wednesday, Wekerle drew a gloomy pcture of condtons n Budapest. He sad most factores had ceased work whle the non appearance of newspapers had resulted n regrettable spreadng of false umors and tannng the agtaton throughout works. Ann Arbor, Mch., June 28 Gen. Wood made doctor of laws. HUNS SAY AMERCANS FOUGHT WELL Amsterdam, June 28 Correspondent of the Koelnsche Volks.ctung savs Amercan uc lenders n northwest ot Secheprey fought hopelessly to the last but were outnumbered. Only two prsoners were taken who sad thev had been told Germans tortured prsoners. Venna, June 28 Dspatches say Count Slva Tarouea, mnster of,.... r.,... gcunu e, and an ntmate renu o ue emperor, wn prooany, ue chosen as premer. MATSOX COMPANY TO GET NEW TONNAGE Honolulu, June 28 Planters labor bureau has calls on fle now for,,.....!... t.... more than uu men am nunuer s expcccu o ne ncreased uy orau. Reported that 2 of 5 wooden steamshps to be launched ths, l...t... year on the coast, wn tu uneu over o ue.uason company lor tr Ha waan trade. These shps average over 3000 tons. (Contnued on Page Eght.) WRELESS MARKET SESSON 0:30 A. M. JUNE hwa Plantaton Company Hawaan Commercal &; Sugar Co Mcllryde Sugar Company, Oahu Sugar Company Olaa Sugar Company Poneer Mll Company Waalua Agrcultural Company Honolulu Brewng fc Maltng Company Mneral Products Company Honolulu Consoldated Ol Company F.ngels Copper Company Mountan Kng Mne Hawaan Sugar Company Onotca Sugar Company Hawaan Pneapple Company Oahu Ralway & Land Company Mutual Telephone Company, San Carlos Honokaa Montana Bngham Madera QUOTATONS K 40., U 25.. a (0 H7.N 90

2 TWO Amercan Colleges Solve War Problems How Traned Scholars Arc Meetng M.dern Destructve Agences Gas Warfare And Avaton Hold Frst Place From a talk gven at llp New York Yale Club on Aprl 0, Hy Vr Yan dell Henderson, 9"). Hefore take up strctly the topc s am to talk on, want to say a as to why am here. t s for a delne reason partly penona l. more on behalf of Yale, and most on lell el the country. t las been sad that all members of facultes are dvsble nto three parts, the vaudevlle part that goes around and talks to the alumn, a second part that stays at home and works, and a thrd part whch does nether. belong very dstnctly to the second group, for the last tme addressed an alumn gatherng was exactly nneteen years ago. There s nothng anybody can do that would be a greater njury to our own country tban to dscourage pro ductve scholarshp. Wo must dev elop t. t must be pushed. t would be just as absurd to say that because the Germans use hgh explosves, put steel helmets on ther men, and gve them rfles and shoos, we should send our men nto the war zone natons and barefooted and armed wth broomstcks. n the Spansh War n 98, saw the ncompetence there was n Washngton,the pull and the graft. Later saw n Cuba men neglected and dyng as the result of ncompet once and pull and graft. made up my mnd thtn that was for what we now (all Preparedness. determned that f ever coul l do anythng to help along that cause was gong to do t. Then by degrees came to see that the supreme element n preparedness s the unverstes all of the unverstes, and ours most among them, and ; the tlversty the supreme thng s productve scholarshp. Nobody s more n favor than of the n. O. T. C, the Naval Tranng t and the unversal mltary tranng; but f we have those f we have everythng: else and have not productve scholarshp and unverstes where t s carred on, all else wll aval us nothng. want to drve that pont home. We have seen n the last four or fve weeks a most tremendous, a most terrfyng thng the Gorman army gong forward n an amazng way. Most of us, thnk, had come to beleve, n vew of the small gans made n recent offensves, that a really successful bg drve was practcally mpossble for ether sde. K we take as the unt the Somme drve of the Brtsh, whch consumed a perod of four months, and contrast t wth ths thng the Germans have oone, we oo that n four weeks they have advanced over a terrtory ffty tmes as large as that unt. Now what; doer, that mean? t does not mean that the Brtsh army s demoralzed. We know that they are as good solders as can be found on earth, and when you place a Brton, a Frenchman, and an Amercan shoulder to shoulder you have the best fghtng stock the world can furnsh. We know that the Brtsh army s well organzed and that t s gong to hold. But we have seen t pushed back and that s a fact serous enough to focus our attenton. Cas Cf Supreme mportance n The War f you wll pck out of the daly re ports of the operatons over there cer tan sgnfcant lttle tems, you can come to only one concluson. The supreme element n ths drve s not the German solder or the German Kaser or German autocracy but. gas, new ways of usng gas and new methods of gas attack. What does thn mean? t means that back n Germany tn re are unverstes, there are laboratores, n whch, for genera lons, they have been, developng u.ctvo scholarshp. We must gve the devl hs due the Germans have developed to a hgh degree the re search sde of scence, and that s what has made t possble for the Genu. n arn.y to make ths drve. For years they have had a constant stream of ther young men gong through ther unverstes and laboratores workng Tor ther Ph. P. degrees, and now wo have a postve llustraton of what product v scholarshp means. And t s by the use of just such scholarshp wo have got to beat those men over, there and drve them back. We have no reason to be dscouraged over the fact of ths recent succoss German drve. n 95, when was frst brought out, the Germans b t t loose n waves and t rolled across the country, the ntenton beng to wpe e rythng out that came n contac. th t, but the Canadans chagod through those waves and held the Germans bak. Then the Alles began the use of gas themselves. n one report from certan secton remember tus son tctue: lc (ermans were suang our runt lne Hellenes tor more man n week; we gave mem gas am mej were quet lor l month." Knds Of Gas thnk t s far to say that snce the nventon of gunpowder, tne u (reducton of gas has been the most mportant contrbuton to the often ve sde of warfare. dont thnk t wll over be gven up. t s too eltec ve. The gas shell s estmated to permnn have a mltary cttcency aganst under good condtons 25 tmes s great as shrapnel. n some places on ho west front from.w to D0r,f of all the shells used are gas. You cannot produce too much gas. The more gas you can get, the better. The frst gas used was chlorne. t causes coughng, slobberng, and fnally attacks the lungs, causng an outpournof flud mm the blood nto the lungs (edema) n whch the man drowns. Autopsy n these cases reveals that the lnng of the wndppe s oaten off. f he survves, bactera get n, pneumona s set up, and so an. After the war we wll have a lot men wth tubercular lesons and one of the thngs we are dong at Yale s to mantan a great bg tuberculoss hosptal, connected wth the "v Haven Hosptal. Another gas s called phosgene, the effects of whch are very much lke those produced by the chlorne, though from a mltary standpont t has ths Advantage over chlorne that t takes only M) parts o: phosgene as aganst 800 parts of chlorne n a mllon of ar. Then the Germans produced a gas by dstllaton of pcrc acd, wth a lumbal composton of Ths gas has a delayed poson fleet. Now come to the greatest gas of all, that s the mustard gas. t has nothng to do wth mustard, except perhaps a smlarty n smen. t was ntroduced n the SOs or 90s by a Gorman professor, Vctor Meyer. t s not a gas at all, but a heavy ol the bolng pont of whch s twce as hgh as that of water. t s an cute skn rrtant. f nhaled for any length of tme t has the same pulmonary effects as the other gases. t produces great dscomfort. The tear gas s another form used n warfare by the Germans. have brought a small sample bottle of t here and wll pass t around for your nspecton. t s n a wooden box and would cauton you not to open the ld of the box too wde, or you wll weep copously the rest of the even ng and have to be led home lke a blnd man. (The bottle was passed about and eyes watered.) The Gas Mask Turnng to the defensve sde of gat warfare, we come to gas masks. When the war started all that we knew about gas masks had to do wth mne rescue respratory apparatus. A lttle group of us happened to be workng n the Bureau of Mnes and we were the ones mpressed to start the gas work n ths country. But ths mne type of mask s not feasble for use n war. n the frst place t s too heavy, beng about 3lj pounds n weght. t has been sad that whch ever sde frst gets a gas that wll compel ther opponents to wear ths heavy mne rescue gas mask wll wn war, because no troops can f ht wth a twentypoun oxygen cylnder on ther backs and a hag of alkal n front. You can do that sort of thng n mne rescue work but not on the battlefeld. The struggle between the gas masr and gas s very much lke the strug gle gong on for many years n naval constructon between the bg gun and armor plate. n gas warfare there are three elements, the offensve, the defensve, and moblty. You can gve perfect protecton to a man aganst gas but you put hm n a condton where he cant tght freely. The task before us s to produce a mask n wlrch the man can charge at full speed, work hs guns, and carry on hs ordnary actvtes. When we succeed n makng such a mask, our troops can chargo rght through any gas cloud and got the enemy. Treatng Gas Posonng n New Haven we have developed a method ot treatng gas posonng whch wll at least cut down the mortalty by ffty per cent and we have sent two fellows over to the other sde to put our methods nto effect. We used the clubhouse n the Yale Feld for expermentng purposes last sumner. Now, wo have throe of the Unversty laboratores, Lst year we were asked to fnd a method of determnng an avators ablty to go to the heghts. Only throe per cent of the avators who ar. klled are klled n battle. Consderably less than half are klled through defects n the panos, but the majorty are klled through ther own falure. A perfectly healthy young man who has passed the ordnary medcal test may not be able to go to a heght of ton thousand fot wthout serous ollects. There s a small group who can go rght up to a.on feet wthout beng affected. By THE MAU NEWS, FRDAY, JUNE 28, 98. Grand Jury Probes County Departments (Contnued lrom age One.) tn re and a number of other serous accdent. He at the same tme advsed the members of ther authorty as a part of a court wth admralty jursdct on. He apponted ). T. Flemng as foreman of the grand jury. The grand jury reported on Tues d v wth reeonmetulat ons not only :; the matter of the Lahana landng, but on a number of other mportant m ters as well, as follows: Lahana Landng Your grand jury beleves that n vew of the fact that practcally all accdent. occurrng at Lahana land occur to boats of the S. S. Mauna lv a. and that the boats of the S. S. Cl..ne and Mkahala have conpar.lvely lttle trouble n landng freght and passengers at Lahana, that there must be some fault to be ascrbed to the crews of the landng boats of the Mauna Kca. n vew of the fact that ths latter boat s the boat leled upon for the carry,". of p; ; onge to Mau, we beleve ha the Mau Publc s enttled to ex ;r that the boats of the Mauna Kea le manned wth competent crews; and we recommend that a copy of ths por on of ths report be submtted to the nterslan Steamshp Company. We further recommend that the!). r! of Harbor Commssoners be skeu to lurnsn as soon as possme utalde landng at Lahana, whch wll, at least, elmnate the danger to lfe, n A landng at ths port. Shockng Case Four grand jury wshes to call part ot.ar attenton one ot tne ndctments turned at ths term,. e. the case of the Terrtory of Hawa vs. Mancho Baker, ndcted for rape. n the n stgaton of ths matter the fact was velop.d that the complanng wt ness was attackcc wne wokng n solated place n a cane feld, n response to an urgent appeal tna ev eryone should do lte or her bt n the present crss to mantan the su cutnut of the country, afld whle le was carryng a cnna o a ew months on her back. The grand jury l ve that the Japanese people as whole are respondng nobly to the ll to assst n the producton of food stuff, and beleve that adequate pro ecton rb.ould be accorded women of le Japanese as well as other naton altes; whle attemptng to overcome e shortage of male laborers occas oned y ter call nto tne servce our ountry n the present emeg ncy; and Deeves mat tne enus o justce wll bo served by mposng extreme penaltes upon those who at tempt to take advantage of the defenseless poston of those so engag ed. n the case of the Terrtory of Ha wa vs. sl usnro cnargeu won manslaughter, whle your Grand Jury oes not beleve tne lacts wouu u ra :l an ndctment lor nansaugmer, we feel that the defendant named hould be prosecuted for drvng wth t havng a lcense, and so recom ued o tne proper aunorues. Dangerous Ptcure Theater t has len brought to the attenton f ths body that a show house at a owned by one A. Fernandez s n condton whch we juuge o ue oa tronely dangerous to lfe should a tre of nv sze break out whle the buld ng s beng used for show purposes. n that the only vsble exts are two tdng doors at the outsde end of the buldng both of whch are usual y closed or nearly so durng perfor mances, ssucn a uuuung s name o be a vertable death trap, and t s he opnon of the grand jury that alablo steps be taken by the pro per autnorues to nave ms couuon remeded before any luruer peror m nces are allowed n ms uuug. Several matters of our local coun tv atars have come to tne attenton ths jury among them the follow ng: Charge Aganst Polceman st. t appears that one J.. Walolwhle n the performance of hs duty as temporary deputy sherff for tn dstrct of Hana, n a rad on gamblng game sezed a certan means ot the test wtucn we nave aev, eloped we ure able to determne whether or not the canddate s ft to "go to the celng," wthout havng to take a great rsk of kllng hm n case he s not. The thng that las made t possble for us to get as far as we have n those gas and avaton nvestgatons s the fact that n recent years we travel has become dangerous for those have had a stream of young men gom who do lve up to the regulatons by through the Yalo Medcal and reason of the falure of others to do Graduate Schools, studyng physology so. and bochemstry. Now, when we Ths latter crtcsm apples not amount of con as evdence money, and although the defendants were acqutted of the charge n the dstrct court, retaned and hold for hs own use the greater part of sad moneys. Honesty n publc offce should be expected from each and every county ollcal and ths we demand. We have therefore recommend that pendng a full nvestgaton of ths matter, the Sherff suspend offcer Wawaolhe to be to hs former poston only upon absolute proof that he s nnocent of the matters reported to us. Publc Offcals Jolted 2nd. Waluku Water Works; t appears that n chockng up the records of the Waluku Water Works and coverng a perod whch had been examned nnd certfed to as beng correct upon the face of the books by hs deputy, Moses Kauhmahu, Audtor Wlcox dscovered that the sum of $56.80 had been left unaccounted for to the treasurer. t s our opnon that a Deputy Audtor whose partcular duty t s o see that just such errors, ntentonal or unn tentonal are not allowed to pass ns scrutny s of very lttle use n such capacty unless he performs hs duly fathfully; but we leave the future retenton of Mr. Kauhmahu to the good judgment of He Audtor.to whom alone he s responsble, and who n turn s responsble to the publc. As for Mr. Garca, Superntendent, we are surprsed that a surplus of cash should not be reported by hm, but hs explanaton that he kept personal as well as county moneys n one compartment,.wthout segregaton s t plausble, excuse although we consder t a very poor one. t also develops that deposts from hs books to the county treasurers offce are not made as s requred unversally n the conduct of good busness by havng at regular ntervals an absolute balance of cash transferred to headquarters; whch leaves n hs possesson certan county funds at all tmes, not necessarly appearng on hs cash books. Such a system we beleve to be extremely loose and we recommend that n future all county offcals who are at tmes the recpents of county moneys deposted wth the Treasurer not less than once a month all money n ther keepng at the tme of makng such depost and balancng ther cash books accordngly. A lttle more tme expended n nkng footngs n the books of ths system would also mprove the general appearance of the books of ths concern. 3rd. Lahana Water Works; t has come to our knowledge that for some reasons the recepts as credted by the Treasurer to the Lahana Water Works have shown a marked fallng off snce the present ncubent, Superntendent Lee, took control of the system, and upon an examnaton of hs books we fnd that for months at a lme l.nrsre sums of money had been n the keepng of Mr. Lee nstead of beng deposted as should have been done. nasmuch as Mr. Lee has made good all apparent shortages, though done only durng the sesson of ths grand jury, we beleve t best to recommend to the Board of Supervsors of ths County that. Mr. Lee be mmedately removed from the offce of Superntendent of the Lahana Water Works for falure to prop erly perform hs dutes. 4th. nspector of Chauffeurs; t has been drawn to the attenton m ths body that nnumerable unlcensed drvers are operatng automobles upon the hghways of ths County, and that apparently the nspector o chauffeurs s not attendng to hs j dutes at hs otlce at all tmes when he mght reasonable be expected to do so. Wth automoble traffc n creasng as t s, the necessty of a competent man n ths offce s be comng daly more apparent, and we feel that t s not unreasonable to ask that more attenton be gven to the dutes of hs offce by the present ncumbent to avod the ever ncreasng number of accdents due to of traffc regulatons. Speedng wthn town lmts s a matter of common occurrences and t has been the unpleasant duty of ths jury to nvestgate two deaths, both of whch undoubtedly, though unntentonal on the part of the automoble drvers, n ether case could have been avoded had the machnes boon more carefully drven. Although an auto dmmng ordnance has boon n effect n the county for many months, a very feeble at tempt has been made to enforce t n spte of the perodcal notces to the effect that mmedately after a certan date travel would be dangerous for those not obeyng the provsons of the ordnance. As a matter of fact neeu mem, we can go ana get these only to the nspector 0 cnauueurs men. They are traned along lnes hut n general to tne enure ponce of productve scholarshp. Thus department. Hut we are aware of the wlum war comes upon us we have fact that the weght of the Draft has ready to hand nu n who can take hold fallen almo. t entrely upon Sherff lot the problems that confront us. Orowell and hs ollcers. A tremend luma A"Uupoko ous work has bean done by them n not to be wondered at that affars ths matter whch they have accom may have become slghtly dsorgan plshed n a most bsneslk e man Howover, knowng Me nor, wthout remuneraton or any Knd Crowelntt., tl., lt., tuf.ft nn rtf l as we do, we loc assuueu earlv return to the former ex ng that hev have performed a nocos of an. ary dutv for ther country and t s.clent condton o our... LAWNMOWER GRNDNG have just nstalled an DEAL LAWNMOWE R GRNDER and am now prepared to make your old lawnmowsrs as good as new. Dan Carey, Wolulu Xo broken ponts (. bother of EVERSHARP Perfect Pont Pencls Do not requre sharpenng; they arc s e The Eversharn s not a toy, or a novelty, or a clutch pencl; out a sccnucay constructed wrtng nstru ment. (hgan V. pencls, u.fll gfts. Can he had Slvt r and Gold. K.T. $.00 TO $5.00. P M P M r M ll SHOP STKKKT HONOLULU, T.. 3SS J5 8 S 4, t 2ol : 09 3 u5 w J : 4 5 J HAWAAN NEWS 2 The Passn(r TO., ; l 5"! Passr,r 2 50 G LTD. Mlls PUUNEN5 3 M M lttac MllM A.. L.7 $ THE HOME OF THE Stclnvvny PANOS schedule went nto dtecl June 4th, 3 lttc A..Waluku.. l.: a.. Kaluln.. A....L j" Spreclt a" el"lle ua W have a large stock nsde at far prces and easy terms. We take old panos n exchange. Co., Ltd Thayer HAWA. Sme 3ableJahu Ralroad Daly Passenger Tran Schedule TOVVAUDS WAl.LHU TOWARDS followng PUUNENE STATONS L,.A..A "j L.. A.. Patwela.. A.....,.. Haku..A STATONS..Kahuh.. A :A..luuuene..L Dstance Mls of (Except Sunday) o J3 5 DVSON Starr Player Plnnos Pano HONOLLU, TVVAHDH AKtJ TOWARDS KAULU lltlc Mles 2..r) 0 A M t M P M P a SJ. 7 o; 7 5; 7 n J PlJSlt M Co o.s " a o M JS. Passenger P M Oft. All trans daly except Sundays. 2. A Specal Tran (Labor Tran) wll leare Waluku dally, except Sundays, at 6:30 a. m., arrvng at Kahulul 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 frse of charge on each whole tcket, and 75 pounds on each half tcket, when baggage s n charge of and on the same tran aa the holder of the tcket. For excesb baggage 25 cents per 00 pounds or part thereof wll be charged. Vor Tcket Fares and other nformaton see Local Passenger Tarff. C. C. No. 3, or nqure at any of the Depots. AUTQ PARTS and SUPPLES FOR ALL MAKES OF MACHNES Tres, Tubas, Gasolne, Ol, Accessores of All Knds Uchlda Auto Supply Store PHONE, UCDA, MARKET STREET, WALUKU. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXSXX30XX3 We Can JDpe your cllns as satsfactorly as any Coast ctallhnul. Save postage or express jy scmlng them to us. FRENCH LAUNDRY J. ABADE, Propretor. Jno. D. Souza, Paa Agent M. Uyeno, Kahulu Agent Jack Enton, Walulu Agent. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX :: t

3 THE MAU NEWS, FRDAY, JUNE 28, 98. THREE Wnners n Garden Contests Pleased Pauwela School Boy Who Made Trp To Far Tells What He Saw Teacher Who Won n Adult Contest Wrtes Had Busy Week Pruwch, Mau, Junp 7th, 98. Edlor Mau News: Dear Sr am the boy took the trp to Honolulu, the frst prze n Mau Home (Jardens. We had a very fne lme and we were treated n the very best ways. wanted to tell you about our trp from the frst day untl we reached home. We started out. from Kahulu on the 8th of June, Saturday on Mauna Loa. afternoon There were three boys when we left Kahulu. We all were frendly to each other and we slept together. On June 9th we woke up early and caw the Damond Head, vnd reached Honolulu near about 7 odock. We got on our machne and went to V. M. C. A. We left our sutcases and went back to wharf. Then a boy from Moloka came and there were all the boys met, George Lndsay, Masaru Naok Teshma, Wlle Fguera and, Matsueda. We went to see the largest fre sta ton n Honolulu. Then we went to the Far. On June 0th and th, we were at the Far. On the 0th we saw equp ment race, centpede race, gas mask race battalon parade. On, the th we saw pony express race, Roman race, potato race, steeple chase, buckng contest, Roman Char ot race and battalon parade. June 3th was trp around the s land. We started out very early. t.was a long trp, 50 mles. We saw the Kahuku School gardens and home gardens. The gardens were very lage, We vsted the 25th nfantry gardens and saw large papaas, weght 26 lb. June 4th we dd not have a ma chne because our machne was sent back. We walk n the town and bought some thngs we wanted. We went to wharf n afternoon three oclock on Maul Kea. We landed Lahana ten. oclock and reached Waluku at twelve oclock. We slept at Japanese Hotel and woke up half pass seven next morn ng. took the half pass twelve tran and reached home at half pass one. Yours truly, NAOK MATSUEDA. For Mau Camp 0 School, Puuncne, June 22, 98 Mr. Charles A. Puck Mau County Far & Racng Assn., Waluku. My dear Mr. Puck: t gves me great pleasure to reply to your esteemed favor of June 7th n whch you enclosed check for $25.00 as award on my wnnng of a frst prze n the Mau Garden Contest. Thru your courtesy wsh to to the Mau County Far & Rac nf Assocaton my hearty thanks for the check enclosed and for the nterest the assocaton has taken n pro motng and encouragng so patrotc a movement, whch was prmarly to the end of helpng to wn the war. To the nspectors and Dr. Baldwn am thankful for the award they hon ored me wth, and for the nterest they took n the welfare of the garden ers durng ther nspecton tour. wsh to thank you for your very nterestng letter and for your as head worker n the garden drve. To Mr. Bowman and te gardeners at large wsh to extenl my thanks for the splendd sprt of they showed throughout the contest. My am n competng n the garden contest was prmarly to promote n terest n the communty and start a movement by whch could get the people n my vcnty started n more extensve gardenng, whch amed to the end of helpng to wn the war. My plan met wth great success, as took a frst prze and the people of Camp 0 have rased more food that they have heretofore. My efforts and tme were not n van, and n fact, have been very advantageous, as the gardens are stll n full force, and are furnshng us wth abundance of fne vegetables. The promoton and encouragement of smlar contests are not only patrotc, but create wde nterest, whch tends to the producton of better and more vegetables. hope there wll be more garden contests held n the near future and that all the Amercan Bolshevk! or "Not for t" wll become True Patrots or "For t" and do ther bt towards helpng wn the war. Thankng you agan for check enclosed and and. wshng Condtons Growng Worse n Germany Escaped French Prsoner Tells Of Desperate Strats To Whch German Cvl Populaton Has Peen R educedkeep Up Morale Stll (Assocated Press Correspondence.) Toulon, Fnftce, June 22 Busness, n the peacetm e sense of the word, vrtually s dead n Germany, asserts Sergeant VuHcmet who, wth several comrades, recently escaped from a prsoner of war camp n Germany and reached France, and who s on a vst to bs father here. Accordng to bs story, countless stores n Germany were closed and empty and everythng that s beng manufactured s for war purposes and for the state. The meat raton, he sad, was 250 grams, one half pound, per week, to whch was added onetent h of a pound of grease or fat. Sugar and coffee were only Urrrty remembered luxures. The beer was vrtually undrnkable, and the people were lvng on pota toes and beets. The bread s sad to be ndgestble. Leather had almost entrely dsappeard, and the solders at home and many cvlans wore woodensole d shoes almost exclusvely. Solders home on furlough were no longer per mtted to spend all ther tme wth ther famles or frends but most work part tme n the factores. The morale of the cvl and mltary populaton, Vullemet says, s manland by the contnual spreadng of stores about an alleged "desperate stuaton n France" and German vc tores, whch are loudly proclamed by the rngng of bells not yet sezed for ammunton purposes. n Fassoth Declares s Loyal Ctzen Another nstance of a wellknowresdent of Hawa carred on the fed eral "doubtful ctzenshp" lst and who was made a ctzen years ago by the supreme court came up today when John Fassoth, manager of Kpa hulu plantaton, Mau, explaned hs case. Fassoth, who s wdely known throughout the terrtory, has been a ctzen snce March, 90, when he was admtted by the supreme court. Furthermore, to show that he s an Amercan n sprt as well as n letter, the followng facts are cted: He has three sons n responsble postons wth hm on the plantaton, none of whom can mmedately be replaced; all are n the draft and ex s emptonha been asked for none. Nothng but Englsh s spoken n the Fascoth home and the boys do not understand German. He was a quartermaster n the guard n early days; a federal juror; a ctzen of Hawa n 887; also of the provsonal and republc govern ments; and was naturalzed as soon as he was able to get U. S. court ac ton. Served n the legslature. He came from Germany at 6 and vps not under the German rule re qurng passes for all leavng after the age of 7. And, above all, he declares that he s heart and soul wth the Amercan cause. Mr. Fassoth has found t tryng to be classed as on the "doubtful lst" an(j took the frst opportunty to explan hs case to the U. S. attorney also to make publc the facts of hs ct zenshp. StarBullet KEEPNG GERMAN PEOPLE GNORANT OF OUR ARMY (Assocated Press.) Amsterdam, May 30 Every effort s beng made n Germany to delude the people about the sze and mport ance of the Amercan army. A "joke prnted by the Munch Jugend s part of the offcal propaganda. t s en ttled "Homeepathc Doses" and con ssts of the followng bt of dalogue at a French port: "General Pershng: Well, another fleet of Amercan troop transports has just arrved. "LaBelle France: Superb! Shall arrange for bllets? "General Pershng: Sure! Two rooms and three beds. " tt Dd you ever stop to thnk that next to the kasers goat your solders boy would rather have a subscrpton to hs old home paper than anythng else n the world? you and the Mau County Far & Racng Assocaton the best of success n your future undertakngs, reman Yours "For a More Self Supportng Mau.", (Sgned), MANUEL, A. DAS. Sec. Lane s Frm For Homesteadng Governor McCarthy Gven Power To Handle Sugar Lands As War Measure Lane Tells Hs Vews At nauguraton Honolulu, June 23 Charles James McCarthy was sworn nto offce yes erday as Governor of ths Terrtory wth powers of a magntude never before conferred upon a governor of Hawa. After the oath of oflle had been ad mnstered to hm by Chef Justce Coke of the Supreme Court, Secretary Lane permtted hm to read the text of a message from Washngton carry ng news that Presdent Wlson, as a y act had ssued an executve order authorzng the Com mssner of Publc Lands of the Terrtory of Hawa, wth the approval of the Governor of the Terrtory, to enter nto agreements for the contnung cultvaton of cane lands and whch leases ssued by the Terrtory have lapsed or are about to lapse, untl such lands shall be homesteaded. Shngles dea Survves By authorty of ths order McCar thy becomes absolute dctator over the rchest and most productve por ton of the publc doman. Agree ments such as the Presdent desgnates wll be concluded n the name of Commssoner Rvenburgh but only wth the Governors consent. Thus n new and more flexble form the prncple of Senator Shngles bll, klled by the House at the last specal sesson of the Legsla ture, becomes vtal and actual. Both McCarthy and Secretary Lane, how ever, by explct declaraton, wrote the development of homesteadng nto the polcy of the Natonal and the Terrtoral Admnstraton. Secretary Lane spoke as the Pres dents drect personal representatve and Governor McCarthy as the head of the Terrtoral admnstraton wth the sold backng of the Secretary. The Secretary led nto hs dscusson of the land queston by defn ng the democracy for whch the world s fghtng. An Amercan Terrtory " am moved by ths excurson nto the theory of government", he contn ued, "by belef that f ths Terrtory s to contnue an ntegral part of our Naton, t must lve n the constant thought that men are woven nto the natonal fabrc only by beng dent fed physcally, morally, sprtually and ndustrally wth ts lfe." The land problem he recognzed, was complex. More than the mmedate economc factor, mportant as ths was at the present crss n the worlds food supply, entered nto t. "f the problem were no larger", he sad, "than to secure the maxmum crop, t mght well be doubted wheth er any great good would come of further dvson of land holdngs n to many hands, but the problem s much greater than one of relatve out put under two dfferent systems. Wont Appeal From Congress "And ths s recognzed by Con gress, so that no alternatve exsts but to pursue the polcy Congress has desgnated, unless we appeal from ts judgment.. And ths appeal frankly do not feel nclned to advse." The Secretary alluded to the abus es of the land laws known both n the slands and on the manland "Much honest dfference of opnon exsts", he sad, "as to the possblty of applyng homestead laws to su gar lands, but that experment must be made. The determnng factor n ts success or falure wll be the character of the people who take up homesteads ther purpose and ther ablty to work together." A Homesteader Defned The bona fde homesteader, the Secretary defned as a "man put on the land, who makes that land hs home, who works t so far as possble for hmself, and by reason of hs land holdngs becomes a part of the com munty". Homesteaders here, he beleved could manage mlls and ralways On the manland they managed great rrgaton projects nto whch equal amounts of captal had been sunk but he admtted a second tme that t vas an experment one whch n the best nterests of the Naton t seemed wse to make but whch nobody could pretend was unattended by rsks "There s no queston," he sad "that by followng the law a rsk s run partcularly so at ths tme when the country so gravely needs all the food the slands can produce. But unless trr law s to be dsregarded, that rsk must be taken." Mlls QuasPubl c Utltes Referrng to the polcy of agree ments between tho mlls and the Terrtory for the contnuous cultva on of cane lands on whch planta ton leases are about to run out or have already expred, as contemplatd n the Presdents proclamaton, he Secretary sad: t would be a crme unforgvable to rllow lands that can be used and are n crop to go uncultvated durng the war. Homesteads must be made w t such condtons as wll enforce a meetng of ths natonal necessty, and those who would have the temer ty to put n jeopardy a realzaton of he largest possble output, whether tney be mll owners or homesteaders, rcud not be regarded as other than enemes of the publc welfare." The man who holds of mll s un cer an mpled oblgaton to the communty, even though the mll s not now regarded as a publc utlty, and he man who holds land s under Bm lar oblgaton." Clmate And Scenery Bggest Asset Before takng up the land queston, Secretary Lane devoted a thrd or more of hs address to what mght be called "promoton talk". He declar ed that one of the very bggest assets for the future n these slands s our clmate and scenery. Wth the close of the war, he felt sure that a wonderful development of the Pacfc wll take place, and that Hawa wll become more accessble and sought by the rest of the world than ever be fore. Entered Of Record Deeds JOE FRETAS CARES & WF. to S. keda, 4 A land, Kaupakalua, Ha makualoa, Mau, June 9, 98. $300. MARY F. CARES & HSB. (J.) to B. keda, 2 pes. land, Kaupakalua, Mau, June 9, 98?200. T AH PNG & WF. to Len Wa, R P Kul. 478, Panaewa, Lahan Mau, June 7, JOHN F. MORTE to John S. Bras, A land, Kokomo, (Hama kualoa), Mau, June 4, 98 $200 WAAPA & WF. to Kamaka et al, R. P. 535 Kul. 2:90, Kaupal, Waluku Mau, Nov. 6, 897. $ and love. SAM K. KEALOHA to Jos. K. Nal ma, R. P. 6208, Kul. 357, Kapahukaula, Wahee, Mau, May 25, 98, $40. KAMAKA WAAPA to Mrs. Pake Wa apa, nt. n R. P. 535 Kul. 3290, Ka upal, Waluku, Mau, June 4, 98 $25. Lease M LOUS to K. Yanaghara, 7500 sq, ft. land, Lahana, Mau, May 2, years, st 0 years at $80 per annum and remander at $200 per an. Mortgages LAKEALOHA KAUWENAOLE & HSB. (G. W.) to A. D. Furtado, pc. land, Waluku, Mau, Feb. 6, 98, $250. COOK WTH STAR A New Perfecton Ol Cook Stove means ktchen comfort and convenence. Ask your frend who has one. Used n 3,000,000 homes. nexpensve, easy to operate. See them at your dealers today. attl)e theatres ths week Frday, "DRAFT 258" VVtl MABEL TALFERRO, a return of ths prcat pcture whch s one of the fnest ever brought to Mau Saturday, Paramount WALLACE RED n the thrllng and sensatonal story of the Kentucky mountans, "MAX OK MUSC MOUNTANS" a pcture wth a surprsng fnsh. And, "WHO S NO. ONE?" Sunday, Vtagraph "THE C.RELL MYSTERY" a plav wth a great punch. "STNGAREE" wth TRUE.OARDMAN. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Fox JUNE CAPRCE n the play "EVERY GRLS DREAM" Metro "WEAKNESS OE STRENGTH" And, Comedes. Paramount GERALDNE FARRAR n the Artcraft pro lucton "THE DEVL STONE" "Pathe News" and Comedes. Kahulu theatre Frday, ROBLEYS BOYS n a splendd performance. Saturday, Trangle BAWBS OF THE BLUE RDGE MOUNTANS Monday, Tuesday, Vtagraph "THE GRELL Fox MYSTERY" JUNE CAPRCE n the charmng play "EVERY GRLS DREAM" Wednesday, Thursday, Trangle "LOVE OR JUSTCE" a grand double show GERALDNE FARRAR n the great Paramount Artcraft producton "THE DEVL STONE" And ten acts of vaudevlle, gven for the beneft of the Leah Temple, Oahu. Watch for future announcements gj SPECAL NOTCE THE OFFCE OF THE WALUKU ORPEUM WLL BE OPEN EVERY DAY from to 4 P. M., and 7:30 to 9 P. M. Telephone your reservatons for ether the Waluku or Kahulu Theatre to ths offce. Schedule for both houses Doors open at 7 : 30 Comedy at 7: 50 Feature at 8:20 n smt rw.r?r.5,r,, KJl!!;t T Reserved 30tf Gen. Admsson 20tf Chldren 0? Your Ktchen Cool as the Seashore Even on the hot summer days you can keep your ktchen comfortably cool by usng a New Perfecton Ol Cook Stove. No drt or dust to conlen wth ; no smoke or odor. Lghts ;:t tlx touch of a match and heats n a jffy. Lasy to operate and more convenent than coal or wood. Economcal. Bakes, brols, roa.ts, toasts, all the y ear round. n, 2, 3 am 4 b wth or wthout oven or cabnc j. Ask your dealer tolay. STANDARD OL COMPANY (Calforna) NEW PERFECTON OL COOK STOVE These Stoves For Sale by KAHULU STORE WALUKU HARDWARE & GROCERY CO. KAHULU RALROAD (Merchandse Dept.) PAA STORE MAU DRY GOODS & GROCERY CO. And other Hardware Stores.

4 FOUR THE MAU NEWS Entered at the Tost Offce at Waluku. Mau, Hawa, as second class matter. A Republcan Paper Publshed n the nterest of the People ssued Every Frday. MAU PUBLSHNG COMPANY, LMTED, Propretor and Publshers Subscrpton Ratp.s, $J.50 tf.k Year n Avance V, LL. J. COOPER FRDAY gouerxor mc.rty EDTOR MANAGER Col. Charles J. McCarthy takes u) the rens as governor wth the goodw ll and confdence of the people of Hawa generally. Moreover he has heen fortunate n hegnng hs admnstraton wth an acquantanceshp wth the Secretary of the nteror and thus n close touch wth the federal government. Covernor McCarthy s no carpethagg r or w hnng poltcal hangero. He s known and respected n these slands for what he s a man wth a mnd of hs own. who at the same tme s levelheadeclear headed, and fearlessly outspoken. t s asurtd that he wll he a truckler to nobody whle at the same tme he has shown hs ablty end desre to work wth anybody for the general good of Hawa. When Presdent Wlson apponted Charles McCarthy he strengthened the conhdence of the people of Hawa n the sound judgment and honest purpose of the natonal admnstraton towards these slands. SECRETARY LAXE OX OM ESTEADXG Secretary Lane takes no halfwa y stand on homesteadng. Lkewse he nssts that the lands of Hawa shall produce every pound of sugar of whch they are capable. n short, he does ml beleve that homesteaders and sugar are essentally antpathetc. He has taken steps whch guarantee that no sugar lands wll be dle whle the world s cryng for food, but at the same tme he has opened the way for the honalde seeker of a home to not smply secure one, but he has ndcated that the whole strength of the admnstraton, both natonal and terrtoral, wll be used to help that man to make good. Secreary J.ane has held out a challenge or perhaps. a warnng when he declares "f ths terrtory s to be and contnue an ntenjral part of our naton t must lve n the constant thought that men arc woven nto the natons fabrc by beh dentfed physcally, morally, sprtually and ndustrally wth ts lfe Ths part of our common country should tjvc an opportunty to the man of capacty and enerj to secure a home for hmself, a home off whch he can earn hs own lvng, a home n "whch he can rase hs own famly, a home n "whch.wlf respect wdl be developed, out of whch can come sound judgments as to the welfare of the naton. A people wth sprt and ndependent judgment, laws that are just and wsely admnstered, lands as wdelv dstrbuted as s computable wth ther hhest use these are essentals n our scheme of natonal lfe. Secretay Lane s a bg man. le has had wde experence n handlng bg thngs. Hs judgment s generally sound. And he has mpressed the people of Hawa wth an apprecaton of these facts. There wll be those who do not agree wth hs conclusons, but there are none who heard or have read hs address at the nauguraton of Governor McCarthy a few days ago who wll fear for the welfare of the slands at hs hands. GEXTLEMEX, MAU THAXRS YOU! AND A notable thng occurred m Mau ths week. A grand jury was mpaneled whch actually has done some of the thngs that grand jures re supposed to do hut seldom do do. hs Mau grand jury examned the cases ot law volaton brought letore t by the prosecutng attorney and the polce, and returned the usual ndctments. Here s where most grand jures stop. Put ths partcular jury had hardly got started. t took up the matter of the dangerous Las hama landng, whch t had been partcularly requested to do by the tourl, and made recommendatons concernng t. hen t seems to have started wth a muckrak e and gone rght through the county govern ment wth the result that a number of unpleasant thngs were exposed. t s true that none of these thngs can be consdered of very mom entous mportance. No hotbe of corrupton were uncovered. No serous reflecton s cast upon any head of department. Put the lght of nqury dd dsclose evdences of a relaxed dscplne that was not healthy. f the recommendatons of the grand jury are carred out, one or wo county employees stand to lose ther jobs. That wll be all, except that t s safe to say there wll be a general bracng up n a number of departments that wll be salutary. t s not what the nvestgatng body actually found, that s most mportant. t s what t possbly prevented from happenng that really natters. THE FOREGN LANGUAGE SCHOOL QUESTON The Mau News has heretofore ponted out the desrablty from the standpont of natonal unty, tjat all foregn language grade schools should be barred from the Unted States. n commentng upon the regulatons now n force n some slates prohbtng the use of any but the hnghsl language n any schools or publc gatherngs, the MarPu l letn, of Honolulu says: "The war has brought sharply home to the Unted States how the persstcnceol loregn languages m some localtes has held back thorough Amercanzaton of the mmgrants. Hawa has the problem n an acute form, and some day we may expect to see a terrtorywd e rule abolshng loregnlanguag e grade schools. Such a rule would greatly strengthen our publc schools ot the lower grades m the meltngpo t process. There s nothng unreasonable n ths. Any naton has the rght to protect tself from any nfluence not calculated to further ts own unty. Chldren who are taught durng ther most mpressonable years n a toregn language come to even thnk n that language and t doubtful f they ever get entrely away from the habt. The serous l ess of ths becomes apparent n tmes of natonal crss when the very exstence of the naton may depend upon the unty of ts populace. o HAWAS COMXG FRST CROP TOURSTS More than one thrd of Secretary Lanes address last Saturday uas devoted to Hawas scenery and clmate as a terrtoral assest : was not at all the usual tlowery rhapsody m whch vstors to the J lands are wont to ndulge for ther ow n gratheaton or to tckle the ear of ther hosts. t was much more than that. t was a strong and con vncng pontng out of Hawas destny. That our clmate, our sea shores, our mountans should be placed ahead of our sugar and pne anoles n a cold consderaton of dollars and cents, does not sound so wld as t once dd. And when a man of Mr. Lanes hard common s use drves home the same old story wth force sledgehamm er w forced to thnk perhaps the promoton commttee has been rgl after all. o t takes more than a bathng onepec e sut to make a modest mmodest: whle a nuns cassock would onlv help the other knd to get n her deadly work. THE MAU NEWS, FRDAY, JUNE 28, ARE Tlu sprt of the lmes wll mark Maus Fourth of July celebraton tls year. t wll be at r lo n rry sense. The racng entres wll (nsst solely of horses that have heen (lons; ther daly work n cattle herdng or n the felds. Any that has heen condtoned on mortcd feeds wll he hatred. The przes wll he pad n War Savngs Stamps. There s no camouflage n ths. The Mau County Far & Racng Assocaton dd not decde defntely to hold the races untl last week, nnd then onlv on condton that t should he strctly a local amateur far for the he t good of Mau. The flag rasng.,,... exercses and patr,,,.,.... tc program precedng the races should he nsprng n me ngnes sens. Mau realzes her duty to the naton today as she never las hcoc. he tryng to do her part. WHY S A HEN? The mystery of the workngs of the mltary mnd s always wth these days, and as ever, s past fndng out. The latest example of ths s n the followng notce publshed last Saturday by the naval authortes: o Whom t May Concern: ".m authorzed bv the Secretary of the Navy to pay One Tlmus nd ($UKX).(X)j Dollars to any person who furnshes authentc nformant leadng to the dscovery of an actual enemy Submarne Base. wll reserve the rght to decde who s enttled to such donaton, md to dvde such donaton, f two or more persons gve sucn morm. ton. "HMolulu, June 22, 98. "R. M. DOLYE, "RearAdmra l, U. S. N., (Ret.) Commandant, 4th Dstrct." Does ths sgnfy that the government beleves there s such a base, j c...l,.. f t!c.nt a lr ere m me lsanus: n so, wny no eu u order applyng to Atlantc and Pactc alke, why not le us Know: v d.es the government smply want to lurnsn seeu o om. mu. v.,r... wld rumors wth no bass of fact?. Hacked by the recent requests to the press ot me sanus to ornu ll reference to movements ot vessels n me racnc, me luno.... as a magnfcent lot of materal. Theoffer of a reward prcsuposcs at least the possble exstence an enemv submarne base somewhere, for whch we are asked to unt t would be much easer on our nerves f we were told more or se nothng at all. F.ut perhaps the navy department s smply makng study n mass psychology, and we are the subjects. o Three dastardly crmcsaganst women n a lttle more than one nouhs tme s a record that doesn t set wen vwu a wdu, ul,.. to our crcuu u. we... t. re not used to such thngs. s perhaps orebearance enough to not ndulge n lynchng bees n dealng wth ths class of offenses. 5ut t s also to our creuu nu a... c"cnerate lemls have been not only arrested.m sene... u u..u h:eadv begun servng long terms of mprsonment Mau people owe rv real apprecaton to our polce (cpa ue.u,.um wu....v......,.,....:..... v.rn leml lot. for the promptness and dspatch wn whch u..m The man duty of noncombatant Amercans brefly may be stated s follows ncrease producton, economze n consumpton, lend your savngs to the Government, and hold your Lberty Bonds. Raymond To Agan Run tor Delegate ( Contnued from Fage One.) would slack the cards aganst me the.ne way agan f gve llcm the balee." No Tme For Poltcs Dr. Raymond declared that ths s no tune lor uawmk... t s a tme for the best nterests of he country wthout regard to a mans d poltcal alllatons. He cted K. W. Rreckons, urgng me rcpuuueau party to not spend money ths year n ostlv local campagnng, and of Governor McCarthys expressed vews.long lke lnes. " beleve can defeat Kuho tns ar" Dr. Raymond staled, "because he has ftst much strength wth the pp.. nt electorate on account of hs record of neffcency n Washngton. Hut f should fal to do t ths year t wll he a sure thng for me 2 years from now, for by that tme the ncrease n the electorate over whch Kuho wll have no control wll be so great that he wll not have a chance." The Doctor stated that he had been strongly urged to make the race Dy some very nfluental men, and that n case he s elected ho wll go to Washngton as an ndependent denv crat workng for the best nterests of the slands, and not as a poltcan. Fassoth s Urgng Plantng Of Gardens Warnng that Hawa s facng a serous rood shortage and that every resdent of the dstrct should plant gardens at once was gven a few days ago by John assolh, manager of plantaton, Mau, to 400 resdents of the Kpahulu secton assembled at the plantaton hall. Fassoth has offered land rent free and wll also gve seed free to all BUY WAR STAMPS. AMERCANS Far Assocaton May Start Pg Club Contnued Xrom Tage One.) nsh the pgs to the boys and grls of Mau n case such a pg club s organzed here. He wll he wllng, he says to sell the pgs to the chldren, takng ther notes n payment. The pgs suppled would be hgh grade Berkshre or Hampshre breeds and would be delvered just after they were weaned. t s very probable that other breeders wll jon n the movement f t s started. Goes Well Wth Gardenng The fact that gardenng has made such great progress on Mau makes the pg club dea partcularly feasble. Many of the chldren through ther gardens now havo suffcent feed from Hvoet.potato tops, cull vegetables; etc., together wth ktchen waste valable to easly feed a pg, and to make such use of ths refuse s the best possble knd of conservaton, The plan s to have a commttee apponted of tho Mau County Far & Racng Assocaton to organze the club. Ths commttee would start by enrollng the applcants. Those who could show that they could properly care for a pg would be recommended and would be permtted to buy a pg apece, gvng ther personal notes for them. At the end of sx or eght months (or whatever tme should be decded upon) the pgs would be brought to centrals ponts where they would be weghed and judged. Sutable przes would perhaps be offered to the owners of the best pgs. Lve Stock Expert Vsts Mau Ranches Prof. Gordon H. True, of the Unver sty of Calforna, who came to the slands to judge the lve stock exhbts at the Terrtoral Far, was a vstor prospeel ve gardeners who wll frst on Mau last Saturday, beng the rlvr he land and demonstrate ther guest of Harold W. Rce durng the determnaton to plant a garden. He tme he was here. He was shown dstrbuted seed some tme ago, but over the sland by Mr. Rce and ex most of he people dd not heed the pressed hmself as much pleased wth advce then gven He has now taken "0 "ve stock ndustry on ths sland. up a food crop campakn whch wll un baturuay evenns rro. ruc nvolvo frcmuc talks to the people w;ls l WMl meet nn of the Haan d surest ons that they rase as Farmers Assocaton, where he much of ther food as possble. made an nterestng nddress on the Kpahulu reenly was wthout rco desrablty of keepng lve stock on for two days, and ths l.rouht the f:"ls r the upbuldng of the st naton forcefully to attenton. sol, and also the mportance of SAVNGS ln K0o stook Mr. True, spent last week vstng the bg ranches on the sland of ft ORDER T BY MAL! Our MAL ORDER DEPARTMENT s exceptonally well equpped to handlo all your Drug and Tolet wants thoroughly and at one. 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5 THE MAU NEWS, FRDAY, JUNE 28, 98. FVE OUR SLAND CONTEMPORARES Salute The Flag "Some Maul ctzens had to bo jogged before they remembered to un cover when tho Flag went by n tho Memoral Day parade. Ths sort of forgetfulnoss has became nexcusable n most parts of the country Mau Governor McCarthy calls upon tho News." people to support hm. Ths n tself Ths remnds us that some of Hawas ctzens showed the same ab support of the people was a matter of s a cheerng sgn. Heretofore the sence of mnd at Kuho Wharf last lttle consequence to tho governors Thursday mornng when Secretary of tho Terrtory, possbly because Lanes party was met by the Natonal they were confdent n ther own Guard bearng the Natonal Emblem. mnds that they could not. have had t Consderable comment has been made lot them appeal never so strongly.,t (he Pnnmnnt vaa olso made. tovornor Mcuartny comes 0 a unferent brood, thank God. He s one on the fact that the Mauna Koa, whch brought tho dstngushed party to of us. Ho has had to fght hs way up Hlo, was flyng no flag when the vessel docked. Ths s explaned by the smple statement that t was too early when the Mauna Koa put nto port for the colors to be out. Cut there s no explanaton that really explans why any Amercan man should forgot to uncover as hs flag passes hm or he passes hs flag when hs country s at war. Hlo Herald. Lchnowsky f Germany has eyes to see, she would perceve that Lchnowsky s not a trator, but her truest frend. t s such men as he who enable the rest of the world to hold fast to a fath, that there are n Germany people who share Lcluowskys sense of honor and justce and truth; publshers who dare to rsk ther own lves n makng them publc, and people who wll buy the papers and rejoce n the confuson of the Potsdam Gang. The Frend. Kssng The Flag There seems to be a wdespread dea that an nsult to tho country should be avenged by requrng the offender to kss the flag. To us t appears that ths s only addng contamnaton to nsult. Keep the flag sacred to the lps of those who love t. The Frend. Frank And Far The "suggestons" of the chamber of commerce regardng the use of the publc lands of tho Terrtory have the mert of straghtforwardness. Whether there wll be any degree of popular support for the suggeston? or not, at least none can accuse the chamber of befoggng ssues pr of attemptng to present a plan for the contnued producton of a maxmum sugar crop and call t a measure n favor of homesteadng. We beleve that f the Hawaan senate had been as frank as the cham ber s today, ts suggested land bll would not have been so merclessly slaughtered. We beleve that f the admnstraton had been as frank and open n what t persstently attempt ed to accomplsh by stealth ts deas would have receved at least the thoughtful consderaton of Hawa nstead of ts atttude havng forced an opposton to every one of ts land and water projects. Common honesty s all that s re qured to reduce Hawas land ques ton down to a bass where t can be consdered farly. t s prncpally be cause the matter has been contnually camouflaged that t has become a snarl. The chamber of commerce has now presented a proposton that can be consdered and farly argued. There s no queston of the loyalty of the average man of Hawa, nor can the average man here, plantaton mal homesteaders or merchant, bo aecus ed of placng hs own personal beneft before that of the naton at largo. Charges of dsloyalty aganst thos who opposed the last attempted legs laton of the local senate aro unfahanuncalled for. The blame for the defeat of that bll rests solely upon those who advocated t, when what was press agent ed as a loyalty measure was debated purely from the standpont of a dvson of the proft between the government and tho corporatons. The Advertser s qute content to ""."..a.tt leave tho matter of tho dsposal of the publc lands to such a dsnterested outsder as Secretary Lano, whoso naugural Smplcty s n tune wlh tho tmes as well as wlh hs own desres that Charles.. McCarthy wll be naugurated us motves cannot, be questoned and governor tomorrow wth tho smplest who has had full opportunty to judge of ceremones. and a wdo experence to draw upon. n such tmes as these offcal ostentaton s obtrusve. t s not n keepbers suggestons, however, and regret Wo lke the frankness of the chamng wth tho smplcty of demeanor that there has not been more of the and conduct whch contrbute drectly same knd of thng n tho past. Had to tho morale of Amercan ctzenshp there been wo would never have had n wartm Nor s t popular w,n a land queston. P. C. Advertser. a people here from whoso ranks the governor s chosen. Back The Governor Hawa does not nood elaborate Hawa has a new governor. The ceremony and offcal pomp to add gloomy perod or Tnkhams rule s dgnty and mpressvenoss to tho nstallaton of Charles J. McCarthy us lor the homesteader but for tho or!u. Lght breaks ahead not. alone governor. He brngs to tho offce the dnary man n tho street and along dgnty of sound judgment and tho tho country road. mpressvenoss of manfest sncerty and loyalty to tho welfare of ho terrtory. StarBullet What the governor had to say n hs augural address las Saturday was not new. We all of us knew t just as well Charles J. McCarthy. Tho startlng feature of the address was that an offcal has arsen n tho Tor ltory wlh tho courage to call hs soul hs own, wth the nerve to toll tho plantatons what, they aro anu where they belong. and ho knows tho trals and tho trbulatons of tho under dog. When ho calls to us then t becomes our duty to rally to hs assstance, and there aro mghty few of us who wll volun tarly fal hm at the pnch. To Governor McCarthy wo can say wth all confdence "Go ahead. Wo are wth you for wo beleve n you nnd your polces and your honesty of ntent." Hlo Trbune. Our Own Lttle Snn Fen When Governor McCarthy told the homesteadn g mll owners yesterday that has come to stay and that nothng they can do s gong to prevent t, he told the plan truth. But the plan truth s not always easy to, and the Governor s the frst man n hgh place ths Terrtory has known who had the courage to be blunt at the rght tme. What the Governor sad s no more than many another has sad, and hs tran there wll now rse an army of secondary prophetsaftorth e event; the sgnfcant thng s that t should lave been sad by the Governor of ths Terrtory wth the Secretary of the nteror at one elbow and an outgong governor whoso polces had been exactly tho reverse at the other. Tho homesteaders now have some thng defnte to le to. They have a declaraton of ntentons from the ad mnstraton n Honolulu and the Ad mnstraton n Washngton. Of course sayng s not dong and the best travelled avenue n the unverse s paved wth good ntentons, but the Governor recognzes the dffcultes and names them. There must be far dealng and an honest prce between the grower and the mll. The mll s enttled to a proft on ts nvestment and the grow er s enttled to a proft on hs labor. There s a possble bass of adjust lnonl, and now that, t must bo found t wll be found. Correlatve wth thesn more obv ous aspects of the stuaton s a new dea tho dea that the mlls are pub lc utltes, lkely to come under government regulaton. nstantly wll rse the argument that the mlls were often poneers and that they are enttled to the poneers profts. When do a poneers profts end? Many of the ralways were poneers, too, but that dd not save them from regulaton. Most wholesome of all, the ar has been cleared of twlght uncertantes and musty evasons. Pressure of the great forces now movng n the world has brought the slands for the frst tme nto close relatons wth the sprt and the temper of the Naton to whch they belong and whose protecton they are quck enough to clam. For many years there ha flourshed amongst us a close knt lttle socety that mght well have been named Snn Fen Ourselves Alone. Those are tmes n whch Ourselves Alone s not a wholesome motto. The Governor,poke bravely and well, though many wll not agree wtl hm and of those who do n ther hearts, many more wll have msgv ngs. Tme wll prove tho worth of h words, and tme wll rub the soreness out of the bruses they have made. The salt truth s a sharp pckle for ore spots; but t cleanses, t never festers. Hlo Trbune. Rase Ctzenshp Standards Sgns are multplyng yeear by year showng tho mportance of rasng the standard of qualfcatons for ctzenshp. Tho war has taught US the mportance of cuttng out tho hyphen. No more dual ctzenshp ran bo tolerated. A rgd requrement of full and undvded allegance must bo nssted upon. n Hawa wo are just begnnng to look forward to tho day when tho mass vote of one natonalty would no longer paralyze tho whole eloctorrto, when, presto, the mmense mm raton of Flpnos, wth a far chance o ther becomng voters, threatens us wth the same old condton n an g:ravated form. Th so people, now numberng over n.non, and steadly ncreasng, are ad mttedly of a lower standard than the v MLt of ther natve slands. They re n no wse prepared for ctzen hp n Amerca, yet tho court dor ons Mrmng ther elgblty to na urabv.aton. stand four n favor to one or dssent. As lor l le tennency o net together under one loader, hero s no people, unless possbly ho cleans, to compare wth them. Wth tho almost nomnal condtons now requred for naturalzaton, these people would qualfy n numbers suff enl to endanger tho poltcal stua on n tho slands for an ndefnte perod n tho future. Such a possble prospect emphaszes anew tho mportance of rasng our tandard of ctzenshp. There seems to be a strange con fuson on the part of many between ho regulatons concernng natural zaton and those concernng mmgra on. Ths ought to bo cleared up. Tho mposng of a lterary or oduca onal tests as a condton of mm graton may not bo desrable, but rom every pont of vew t s not onlv desrable, but vtally mportant s a condton of naturalzaton. f fve years resdence n the coun try, coupled wth some knowledge or Englsh and a declaraton of allegance re the terms of admsson, wo aro not gong to save ourselves by part ularly excludng Mongolans. We hall always suffer tho consequences of havng an untraned ctzenshp. f, on the other hand, we rase our standards of ctzenshp so hgh that ts acqurement wll be an effort and ts prvlege a mark of dstncton, we may safely tear down all our artfcal barrers, and make the prze at tanable on equal terms by all men. To attempt to safeguard our ct zenshp by drawng any lnes of racal excluson must be a perpetual source of frcton. The real safeguard, whch s the logcal, patrotc, and ethcally rght one, s to rase our standards hgh, and then wthout, fear or favor, dml all those who can qualfy. The Frend. LOANS TO FARMERS Washngton, June 5 Durng Aprl $3,9S8.G9 was pad out to farmers of he Unted States hy tho Federal land banks on longtm e oans. On May the total amount of mo ney pad out to larmers snce me es lablshment of the Federal land banks was $9,95,886, coverng 40,45 loans closed. The total amount of loans ap pled for up to May was $229,948,, representng 26,630 applcant There are n process of closng loans to the amount of $7,858,66, whch re awatng abstracts of ttle, release of mortgages, or other formaltes. The grand total of loans closed s dvded bv the Federal land banks dstrcts as follows: Sprngfeld $2,876,045 Baltmore.. 3,407,750 Columba.. 3,92,775 Lousvlle.. 5,407,600 New Orleans 6,09,35 St. Lous 5.28,935 St. Paul 5,424,900 Omaha,438,390 Wchta.9,700 Houston 7,755,79 Berkeley 5,806,900 Spokane 4,229,783 DED CRESPM n Honolulu, June 9, 9s Mrs. Mary do Jesus Crespm, wfr of Crespm de Lara, of Kahulu Mau, natve of Honolulu, 2G years old. SCnNE n the Queens hosptal Honolulu, June 9, 98, Joe Schlne son of Saba Santago, Parker lano, near Llha street, a natve of Lahana, Mau, student, 6 years and 4 months old. MOLOLAN n the Emergency Hosptal, Honolulu, June 22, 9S, Wllam Mololan. of 2C3 Pauoa Road wdower, stevedore, natve of Haku, Mau, twentythro e years, seven months and twentynn days old. Dd you ever top to thnk that next to the kasers goat your solder boy would rather have a subscrpton to hs old home paper than anythng else n the world? U On The Other slands Scores Gamblng At Far Honolulu, June 25 That forms of ramblng, such as lotteres and a flles.should be barred from future terrtoral fars was tho suggeston offered by Rev. A. W. Palmer n an ddress at Central Unon church yes rday. Lotteres and racetrack gamblng have been banshed, ho declared, and raffles are not. countenanced by the Red Cross. Sec. Lane And Assstant Leave Others Of Party Stay Longer Honolulu, June 23 Frankln K. Lane, secretary of the nteror, wth hs prvate secretary, G. M. Shaffer, nd K. C. Bradley, assstant to the secretary, and Mrs. Bradley, has departed for tho manland. Tho rest of the parly, consstng of Mrs. Frankln K. Lane, Mss Nancy Lane, Lathrop Brown, specal assstant to the secret ry, and Mrs. Lathrop Brown reman ed behnd. have enjoyed my vst to tho s lands mmensely", sad Mr. Lane on leavng. "The trp has been a revela ton to me and shall always chersh fond aloha for Hawa." Mrs. Lane, who s stayng over, re marked that she hoped some day they could come to lve n these slands. At whch Mr. Lane smled ns delght wth the dea. The plans of the remander of the party whch stayed over are not decded. Whether a vst to Kaua wll be made wll probably bo settled upon n tho week. t Honolulu Supervsors Frown On Bathng Sut Agtaton Honolulu. June 25 The board of supervsors wll unaoumeuy ruu on any attempt to secure an ordnance prohbtng women from wearng one pece bathng suts at Wakk, whch movement has been launched by the Womens Auxlary of tho Outrgger Club. Whle the majorty of the su pervsors have no vews on the sub ject ther atttude when asked for an opnon ndcated a decdedly dsgust d mood that such a trval subject should be brought to ther attenton. Mayor Joseph J. Fern has come for ward wth hs vews through the StarBullet n n an effort to dssuade the lades from attemptng to place be fore the supervsors such a proposed ordnance. Gartley Pleased Wth Lane Mothoda Hlo, June 22 Plantaton mea are assured 20,000 tons of the much need ed ntrate of soda from Chle by November as a result of the prompt acton of Socreary Lano, of Secretary Lane, says Alonzo Gartley, of the Brewer & vcepresde Company, who arrved yesterday on the Mauna Kea and s stayng at the Hlo Hotel. Mr. Gartley a delghted wth tho address made by Mr. Lane last Saturday. Mr. Gartley expects to vst every plantaton on the sland n the ton days or two weeks he wll spend on Hawa. "Ths quck acton wth regard to tho plantaton needs s just one more evdence of tho alertness wth whch Secretary Lane graps a stuaton," sad Mr. Gartley. "t also llustrates tho promptness wth whch he acts. Hardly had we explaned our needs to hm thaj ho had set n moton the machnery by whch we were assured of at least 20,000 tons of ths ntrate of soda by tho frst of November." Akana Favored For Kawaahao Pastor Honolulu, Juno 25 The commttee to whch the matter had been referred has defntely decded to recommend lo tho members of the Kawaahoa Church that Rev. Akako Akana be called to become ther pastor, succeedng Rev. H. H. Parker, resgned on account of age. Ths recommendaton wll be made to the church at the next mootng. Democrats Chose Offcers Honolulu, Juno 25 Judge E. M, Watson wll head the Democratc ter rtoral central commttee for the next two years. Ho was elected charman of tho commttee at a meetng held last nght n hs offce. Tho other offcers elected were Joseph J. Fern, W.. McClellan, sec relary, and L. L. McCandless, treasurer. McCandless Manager Arrested For Profteerng On Rce Honolulu, June 24 J. S. Martn, busness manager for L. L. McCandless, wll bo gven a hearng n Cr c nt Judge Heens court tomorrow mornng on a charge of sellng rce by tho bag at a prce hgher than that fxed by the terrtoral food commsson. Martn was arrested on an nformaton sworn to by Cty Attorney Arthur M. Brown. He s alleged to have sold a bag of rce to a Chnese named Koo for $0, the food commssons prce beng $8. The case aganst McCandless, also charged wth sellng rce for more than $8 a bag s pondng n the supremo court. Auto Accdents Kll One Honolulu. Juno 24 Samuel Robert Cathcart, a n boy, 3 years of ago, nstantly klled; Adelne Kong. n grl, nnd S. a Japanese youth, serously lurt, wth mnor njures to Yu Kong, Chnese drver; C. Kayahara, Japanese drver, and K. Matsumoto, another Japanese, was the toll taken n automoble accdents on Sunday whch happened n three dfferent places the Tal, Manoa valley and at Red Hll. OlstadFlun Honolulu, Juno 23 Hjalma Olstad of Wapahu and Mss Llan E. Fluno of Oakland, Calforna, were marred yesterday noon by Rev. Canon W. Ault n St. Andrews Cathedral. Tho wtnesses were Mr. nnd Mrs. V. C. e Schoonberg of Wapahu. A few hours after the ceremony tho brdal couple,eft for Hawa on tho Mauna Kea. as they are to spend ther honeymoon at le Volcano and n Hlo. Tho groom s the superntendent of the Waaholo Water Company and the brde s the daughter of Dr. Francs Flue, a well known physcan of Oakland, Calforna. She has been n tho slands for the last sx months. Aft ther return from Hawa, Mr. nd Mrs. Olstad wll resde at the Tearl Harbor pennsula. Despondent Man Des From Draught Of Acd Honolulu, June 23 Despondent over hs wfes death, whch occurred a short tme ago. Wllam Mololan, a Hawaan resdng n Pauoa, klled hmself yesterday afternoon by swallowng a large quantty of carbolc acd. New Underwrter Secretary Fnally Secured Honolulu, June 22 John Waterhouse, presdent of the Board of Fre Underwrters of Hawa, and Zono K. Myers, offcer of the organzaton, returned yesterday from the manland, havng secured the servces of a now secretary n tho person of Bernard Froseth of San Francsco, who follows here wthn two weeks, to take the place vacated by the resgnaton of Fred A. Bechert. The new man has been n board work snce 899 n whch year ho joned the Board of Fre Underwrter s for the Pacfc coast at Salt Lake Cty. He became a surveyor n 904 and n 907 resgned to take up specal gency work. n 94 he opened up an ndependent adjusters offce whch he has operated untl now. Lttle Japanese Grl Hangs Self Wth Ob Hlo, June 22 Lttle Shnyo Sazk, a Japanese grl who has been n Hawa only for sx months, hanged herself to the branch of a mango tree at Keauhou, Kona, on Thursday last. The chld was only 4 years of age and the cause of the sucde s un known. Tho grl camo from Japan sx months ago to jon her father who had been n Hawa for about ten years. The grl mot her stepmother for the frst tme when she reached ths sland. The chld from Japan was sent out to work n the felds of her father and ths appears to have rather wor tl her and she became despondent. Ths had been notced for some tme past, but no partcular notce had been taken of the fact. sland Man s Now Prsoner Of Germans Hlo, June 22 John Crak, formerly of Kukaau, who left Hawa last year for the front, s now a prsoner n Germany. He was taken n the frst bg drve of May and s now confned n a camp n Hunland. The news came to Hlo n a letter from a brother of Crak, who s stll dong hs bt aganst the Huns. Crak left Hawa, fnally, after makng several attempts to get to tho front. He had been turned down for some mnor physcal defects but, eventually, made hs way to England where he soon became a member of the overseas forces. Ho s well known n Hlo and throughout all Hawa. Manuel Gouvea, Sr., whoso son was klled n a collson last between tho cruser Schurz and tho Amercan steamer Florda, of the North Carolna roast.last week, has announced hs ntenton of enlstng n the army to avenge hs sons death. Young Gouvea enlsted n the navy n Honolulu. Tho Schurz was formerly the German cruser Goer. The commencement exercses of the terrtoral normal school were held last evenng n the Kawaahao Church, Honolulu. BY SEALED AUTHORTY TENDERS Sealed tenders wll bo receved at the Ollre of County Clerrk, County of Maul, Terrtory of Hawa, untl 2:00 P. M. Frday, July 2th, 98 for tho constructon of 4 oneroo bungalow school buldngs at tho Kamehameh a School at Lahana, Maul, and oneroo bungalow school buldng at Kaunakaka School, Kaunakaka. Moloka. Tho Board of Supervsors reserves tho rght to reject any and all tenders. Plans and specfcatons and blank proposals are on fle at tho Offce of the County Engneer. A depost of $5.00 s requred for each set of plans and specfcatons. By Order of the Board of Supervsors wthn nnd for tho County of Mau. WM. F. KAAE. County Clerk, County of Mau. (Juno 2S; July 5.) Fndn8 Keepns "What f we losses ths blnkn war after all, Bll?" "Well, all can say s them what fnds t s qute welcome to keep t." TtBt s N. SANO CONTRACTOR AND BULDER Just receved a new stock of Mattresses, poultry nettng, pants and ols, furnture, etc. Coffns and General Hardware. Phone Market Street Walluku Newest.Coolest Motel n Hawa fort Street. Honolulu GRAND HOTEL WALUKU, MAU, T. H. Reasonable Rate Dnner partes gven specal attenton. The Regal our natonal Shoe Mal orders carefully flled Regal Shoe Store lnrt and H.tel Street ONO.UJ.U B B Te Calforna Remedy A Boon to fl Momccn m ; Sufferers f v System Bulder Mld Lver Tonc and Laxatve Fne KUney und Bladder Remedy KemarkaMe Wood Cleanser Curn Khrutnanun tnd MUral AWott.00 m Htm. All Druggsts, Plantaton Stores and Dealers.

6 SX THE MAU NEWS, FRDAY, JUNE 28, 98. Frst Of Mau Draft Wll Leave Tomorrow (Contnued from rage One.) 02 Anton.onzans Codozo, Fuunenluf, Mtny Kamaka, Wluku. n" Salvador Mondng, wteno. 2 Tomofuno Tanaka, Camp, Fu ll ne no. Maxmo Tolcntno, Kahulu. Cory ovlle Vogue, Waluku. 20 Yasuto Vyoak, Fuunene. "22 llan Lung Young, Waluku. :::2 lajme Malsumoto, Camp ", Fuunene. "77 Yuan Ku a. Wahee. HS4 Saburo Tcnga, Fuunene..SS Flp Mula, Kalulu. lt.orentno Calallero, WaUopu. 4r Vncent Catanos, Waluku. 84 scdru Cbalo, Waluku. r.t2 Pomngn Oga. Wahee. 2 Macelo Manzano, Wahee. 727 Manuel Monz, Waluku. 744 Mosul a Hat a. Waluku. Sel Aldon Kohcls. Walee. Sll S2." Hlaro Sabndos, Waluku. Kpefano lal, Kalulu. S.l Klas lalstn. Kahulu.!n7 Francsco Santago, Waluku lo Faulo Folloseo. Waluku. 09 Anselno Castllo, WaUnpu. 045 Robert upule, Kahakuloa. 29 Frank Fnns, Haku. 9 Alexander Harrs. Taa. 9 Martn Oalea, lumalu. Haku. "S2 Yon Ho Vp, Huelo. 4S2 Frank Franco, Kula. ".03 Fns Ku Clo.p, Waakoa, Kula.."20 Megl Lapujol.phy, Hmalna poko. 522 Pedro Mesa, Haku. TOO Funn Eloomes. Faa. CH Nakashnv truo, Kaheka, Faa Clr Joe Ferrera,.Vakawan Cl!7 Oeorfre Nunos, Faa. f.57 Harmon Galaso, Hamakuapoko. 650 Naosaku ze, Taa. 65 Andres Epepono, Faa. t;st! Tosho saac Seo, Haku. 790 Felx Tatoy, Faa. 792 Augustne Dolm, Faa. S 9 Joe Terrera, Katpakalua. SSH wakeh Fmeno, Huelo. S92 Shnzo radono, Waakoa, Kula. 92 Mlco Ralso, Keahua, Faa. 9?,4 Augustne Farlarca, Hamakuapoko. 944 Faban Espnto, Faa. 979 Domngo Suano, laku. 39 tobert Naeole, Kekaa Landng. 4 Marano Pantalta, Kawe Camp, Lahana. 75 Hugo K. Fruss, Lahana. 04 Koch Tanguch, Fuukol. 22 Lee Chang Mueng, Fuukol. 53 Joseph Nakoa, Lahana. 69 Goch Omoto. Lahana. 7 Faulno Nonya, Wahkul, Lahana. 78 John Kaleo, Lahana. 97 Fedro Cascon, Kawe Camp, Lahana. 2(9 Tomas Uacentos, Lahana. 338 Authur Dunham, Lahana. o23 Megl Oospel, Kawe Camp, Lahana. 36 Amando Camnale, Fuukol. 383 Lm Doo Hak, Olowalu. 428 Lape Rayez Marno, Kanapal. 440 Sotero Faba, Fuukol. 643 Agapto Oodunez, Lahana. G7 Baslo Culstno, Olowalu. 679 Enrque Castllo, Lahana. 693 Fedro Laspono, Wahkul. 696 Francsco Rutn, Olowalu. 800 Loranso Merkado, uukol. 833 Mgeul tevlla, Lahana. 835 Maxmo Nunes, Olowalu. 90 Napa Kmokeo, Lahana. 934 Selestno Panndn, Fuukol. 989 Juan Sarcedo, Lahana. 052 Francsco Arola, Lahana. 66 Sung Fung Sung, Lahana. Those Who Go Wednesday 7 Marcauo Advencola, Kpahulu. 59 Martn Sartaguda, lana. 78 John Healy, Fukoo, Moloka. 83 Fotncano Sauro, Hana. 96 Robert Kalnoo Kanal, Keanae. 2 Mexmo Lumapqudo, Hana. 59 Mexmo Atay, Hana. 80 George Kanawa Plan, Hana. 207 Claudo Tavbllo, Hana. 28 Craco Sahaylongson, Hana. 22 Craco Valenco, Kpahulu. 25 Felomno Alcumndras, Hana. 258 Echro Sakao, Keanae. 2t Smeon Cabgas, Hana. 289 Canddo Catana, Hana. 333 Faele Kukahko, Kaupo. 367 Joseph K. Kama, Kpahulu. 37 Gunsalo Gusarm, Hana. 379 Thomas Elfanal, Kpahulu. 458 Jose Dohelunson, Hana. 483 Fernando Rebas, Hana. 55 Santago Peresa, Kpahulu. 57 Jacnto Naconal, Hana. 559 Fupuka Kaluhu, Hana. 568 Mato tahsan, Hana. 705 Antono Mamalas, Hana. 70 Manuel Estrello, lana. 88 Satornno Salnas, Hana. 993 Enarctsco ratro, Hana. 002 Juanlto Onevares, Hana. 005 Cobdone Cabson, Kpahulu. 069 Jose ayan, Hana. 05 Felepe Feroln, Wakapu. 20 Manuel Tavures Robello, 27 Fen Kekto, Kaupo. 0 Desgarca. Cabgas, lana. Amercan Woman s Honored By Brtan (Assocated Press Correspondence.) Hene, Swtzerland, May " For her contnued work whle n erln n behalf of P.rtsh cvlans nterned n Rulleben, Mss Geraldne M. De Courcy of Msssspp, employed n the passport department of the nte States Legaton of Heme and smlarly employed at the Embassy n erln untl the breach of dplomatc ho ween the Fnted Slates and Germany, has been sgnally honored by llt.sl government. She has been gven a slver servce, consstng of a large and sutably d dlng cup, for "havng dstngushed herself n the servce of FrUsh prsoners n Germany". The cup has been delvered to the State Department n Washngton, and wll be gven to Mss De Courcy as soon as Congress gves ts necessary permsson. The honor s he more strkng Mss De Courcy s the only woman to h thus dstngushed, just as she was the only woman permllel by he German government Mlhlebento vst, see the prsoners and attend to ther wans. She carred on the work trelessly for eghteen months, went to the camp on nearly every occason when Ambassador Gerard vsted t and often when he dd not, and made h "ts f very popular among the prsoners of war. t3 RAB3TS FOR FOOD N ENGLAND (Assocated Tress.) Loudon, May 22 Rabbt breedng n England has been undertaken by the government n an efforts to releve the shortage of meat due to the war. The Natonal Ftlty Rabbt Assoc! at on, t was announced recently, has establshed a central breedng staton and skd exchange n Vauxhall, London. The frst club started n London under auspces of the assocaton s at the Royal Mews Buckngham Palace. The prmary object s to buld up as quckly as possble a large supply of the best pedgree slock, whch wll be sent to provncal breedng centers. These n turn wll supply breedng stock to smaller statons. Each of the larger provncal centers wll have one hundred breedng does whle, the smaller statons wll keep on hand about twenty each. t s the hope of odcals that all allotment socetes, food producton organzatons, womens nsttutes and many factores, muntons works, schools and summer camps wll form rabbt clubs to be afflated to the natonal assocaton. The Sze Made S Sgh S Gosh! my watermelons are twce as large as yours. llank There you go, S, mstakng my strawberres for watermelons. "t Can You Beat t Frst Scout Perseverance always conquers. Second Scout How about the len who sets on a chna egg? 47 D.go Fazos, Lahana. 52 Faustno Mongota, Hana. S6 Qunt n Abhay, Kahulu. 207 Ncolas Haleraso, Keawe Camp, Lahana. 20 Jos. Nunes Souza, Lahana. 22 Garvno Garbunl, Hana. 23 Km Sung Chung, Wahee. 24 Bunj Kauda, Kahulu. 23 Alfonso Buco, Fuunene. 235 Sanpe to, Kahulu. 2K John Hoop, Khe. 26 Leono Vellavano, Waluku. 250 Matsuch mamura, Fauwela. 270 Francsco Salegue, Khe. 273 Ernest Wcke, Kahulu. 275 Robert Wlhelm, Huelo. 279 Lee Jar lon, Kalua. 285 John M. Vllada, Kahulu. 3c5 Jose Erson, Wahee. 36 Mgal CoroFO, Keahua. 32G, Fuunene 329 Ncolas Delos Santos, Hana. 305 Carlos larcalso, Wahkul. 374 Alberto Baloya, Fuukol. 375 Manuel Mguel. Waakoa, Kula 3S2 Kakube Walanabe, Lahana. 393 Leonall Mgll, Fuukol. 2 Peter Apaleru, Kaupo. 26 Marno Ernands, Fuunene. 39 Telosuuo Anehta, Fuunene. 58 Pacda Larobes, Lahana. 65 John Cambra, Waluku. 68 Max Saoru Sda, Waluku. 72 Kamejo Watanabe, Waluku. 79 Manuel Robello Mederos, Waluku. l!kl Marano Arellano, Kahulu. 90 Glbert Keann, Lahana. " W.le Pujuh, Hana lo" Yesun shgawa, Lahana. 52 Anseto Clemente, Waluku. 57 Francsco Gonsha, Keahua. 520 Jd Panallng, Hana. 526 Raymelo lanala, Olowalu..33 Flavano Kambao, Kaeleku. 5 la do Gemnerosa. Olowalu. 56.Katne Myasalo, Lahana. 555 Vnlaa lallar, Fuukol. 557 George Neper, K.unakaka. js3 Koch ShLeta, Fuunene. 3 n hr WALUKU UNON CHURCH Rowland B. Dodge, Mnster. Mss Mary E. Hoffmann, Organst. Mrs. George N. Wrght, Jr., Drector of the Chor. Bble School at 0:00 n. n. Organ tctal 7:00 p. m. Preachng servce 7:30 p. m. Sunday servce at the Waluku lnlot Church wll h held n memory of Captan Wn. K. Scloltz, who ded lecelly n Honolulu. To ths servce p!. neha graduates and the publc are most cordally nvted. A specal prmed program of a patrotc nature wll be used n connecton wth ths servce. A lull attendance at Sunday School s urged for Sunday, June 30th n orle r to dscuss plans for the summer. MAKAWAO UNON CHURCH A. Crag Bowdsh, mnster. 0:0o Sunday school. :00 Mornng servce concernng Modern Thrll" by request of the Natonal War Savng Commttee. THE SOURCE OF MORAL POWER "Back to Chrst", or The Source of Moral Power was the underlyng thought of the sermon at the Makaw. o Fnon Cchurch on Sunday, June 6. Durng the past half century among thoughtful people there has sprung up a movement to get back to the prmtve Chrst, to cut through the tradtons that haw accummulatjl, lo go back to the orgnal sources to know what they say about hm who taught as no other man cvej taught. The desre s to restore the same sprt as that n whch Jesus dscples lved and worked whle they wore wth hm and after he left them. When the words and teachngs of Jesus were taken to other races and lands, hey were often only partally understood and sometmes msunderstood. There were many nterpreters wth dfferent lnes of emphass whch greatly changed the message n the course of the centures. Early n the last century Strauss wrote hs "Lfe of Jesus n whch he dened the greatness and deep sprt of Jesus. Ths set men to thnkng anew as to.the fact of Jesus n the world. A few years later Darwns "Orgn of Speces" appeared. Ths book gave a radcally dfferent emphass to mens tnnkug. For a tme men were nclned to thnk that evoluton was n the sprtual sde of lfe as Darwn had shown t to be n the physcal. Men argued that the Chrst was the crownng act of evoluton and soon all men would naturally become lke hm. But ths was seen to be a wrong concluson. Through the past century the "hstorcal method" of nvestgatng has grown up. Men of all knds have used t. t has been found tha records and facts are used very much accordng to the sprt and desre of the nvestgator. The greatest result n ths "Back o Chrst" movement s the reverent nvestgaton of all the records conremt the Chrst a.nd realzng anew the sprt n whch he dd hs work The most valuable thng about hs lfe and death s the love he express ed and hs truly frendly atttude to ward God and men. t s ths love and frendlness whch s the most precous hertage to men. JOHN THE BAPTST By Rev. J. Charles Vllers, (Church of the Good Shepherd.) Our knowledge of John the Baptst a v. t, as great as t mght be, even though the detals of hs hstory are gven but meagerly n the Gospels. Men have been known who confused hm wlh St. John, the Apostle. The two men were not only dfferent enttes, but men who were dfferent n mental habts and n ther personaltes. John the Baptst, as the forerunner of Jesus, was a prophet of rghteousness, whle St. John the Apostle, as the messenger of Jesus, was a preacher of love. Of course, rghteousness and love are, hough not dentcal, more closely correlated than some men are wont to suppose. t may be that we have all known men who though they were rghteous, were not altogether lovable men. And f confesson s to be made we have known other men who whle they were lovable men were not altogether rghteous men, certanly not rghteous overmuch. Both classes of nu n seem o have been present to the mnd of St. Paul when he wrote n hs letter to the Romans: "For scarcely for a rghteous maj wll one de, yet, peradventure, for a good man someone would even dare to de." The good man of whom the.n. le was thnkng was he man n who e lfe both rghteousness and love are harmonously Mended. Such a man was John the Baptst, And one reason for so belern g s the fact of hs great humlty. (Clntrrtn!l.H.l....ft.... ft....f M n sayng ths one must not confuse humlty wth mlk and water mld ness. John the Baptst was anythng but a mld man, who suffers njustce and wrong, not. because he s too good to resent and resst t, but because he s too nert, too lazy, too lackng n force of character to do so. Now there wasnt n lazy bone n the body of John the Baptst. He was a man of ascetc habts, but he dd not practce ascetcsm to the extent of physcal or mental enervaton, but only to the extent of keepng hmself "ft" for lfes dutes. le dd not lve to eat. He ate to lve. Undereatn g there may be, and, doubtless s n many a home n Europe today. But, generally speakng, men more frequently enervate and unft themselves physcally, mentally, and morally, for the dutes of lfe by overeatnthan they do by under e t ng. Excess n ether drecton s to be avoded. But abstemous habts tend to strength of body and santy cf mnd. John the Baptsts chef det was locusts and wld honey. Wth such a det he needed no ones pty. t, was the food of the poor, the verypoor but he found n t that whch satsfed hs physcal needs, for we have evdence that he dd not lack n energy of body, or n santy of mnd. He lved a smple lfe, but he was no palefaced, emacated ascetc. He was a strong, vrle, man, strong enough n body and n sprt to say NO, to any temptaton to ndulge n luxures, or to yeld to any appette or passon, that would weaken hs body or cloud hs mnd. Agan, he lved much n the open country, for such the wlderness was. Not the unnhabted, but the sparsely populated dstrct, away from the maddng crowd. For ths reason the F.aplst has been though of as a lover of the closter, as a sort of forerunner of the great monastc orders, wthout warrant, thnk. He dd not dwell n the wlderness because he was afrad of the busy haunts of men, and was only capable of dealng wth publc, and moral questons, after an academc fashon. He could and dd meet men n the multtude. He could and dd face, and wthstand, the fercest, and most malgnant opposton. He was no lackadascal drfter. He could beard the lon n ts den, could meet the evldoer face to face, and frankly, but not coarsely, tell hm the truth whch he should be told, n language he could understand. The Baptst knew none of the fear some men have known who have wthheld he truth lest by speakng t they should lose out n popularty. Our Lord calls the Baptst "a prophet, and more than a prophet". Why? Because of what he was n hmself, n hs message, and n hs work. But what was a prophet? Some people have thought of the prophet as a sort of superor fortunetelle r. A forthtelle r of future events he was, but he was no mere fortuneteller. Hs vson was that of a well balanced and sagacous mnd. Hs knowledge of cause and effect was beyond the common knowledge of that law. What he had lo say of the future, he sad n the lght ol tne pas whch he had of the fxed, unalterable, moral prncples at work n the human famly, that make t mpossble for men to gather grapes of thorns or fgs of thstles. He knew that t s mpossble for men to escape the Dvne order, or to suspend the Dvne law. He knew that though we cannot always follow God, n our lmted knowledge and understandng, as He threads Hs way through human hstory, yet hs dvne and decretve wll s never He s al always true to man. He never manupulate s man, never makes a puppet of hm by coercng hm, and yet Hs dvne wll s the determnng factor of every human act and every human event. n the lght of such truth John the Baptst dd hs work, and wll such fdelty that Jesus sad he was the greatest of all the prophets. The great lessons of hs lfe are () that though the fathful soul may know dscouragement, despondency, and even doubt, t wll stll be loyal to the cause t serves. Never for a sungle moment dd John the Baptst forget or forsake the cause to whch duty called hm. (2) Hs lfe teaches us also, that greatness and van prde are not true affntes, but that great ness and humlty are. f John the Baptst were alve today, what would be hs message to our age? Much the same as was hs message to the age n whch he lved. He would call upon us to repent, and brng forth fruts meet for repentance. He would tell us that relgon and rghteousness must ever go hand n hand together; that wthout true relgon, rghteousness would persh from the earth, and wthout rghteousness, relgon s but a sham and mockery. n the atttude of an nvestment Tto Chevrolet Motor Company consders a motor car purchase from the standpont that t s an mportant nvestment. They have hnlt wth ths dea n mnd, wth a full realzaton that the car tself must make the dstncton between nvestment and lablty. The Chevrolet s an nrstmcnt. not alou because of ts moderate prce, but because of the lttle t costs after ts purchase. n low upkeep especally, does the prce of the Chevrolet qualfy as an nvestment rch n economcal servce returns. That the Chevrolet has become a worldwde favorte s not haphazard success, but the merted result of a conscentous manufacturng polcy. t s a common thng for a Chevrolet "FourNnety " to travel twentyfv e mles on a gallon of gasolne. ts a pleasure to demonstrate a Chevrolet for you. May we do t? Royal Hawaan Garage F. H. LOCEY Local Representatve. Duxbak Boltng Wthout queston, the best belt the world. Cut from the backbon porton of e oaktanne d leather, and made waterproof. DSTRBUTORS: Catton, Nell & Go., Ltd. ENGNEERS HONOLULU "PENNSYLVANA" A Lawn Mower that has been well tred and stood the test s the mower to buy. You need not look further. The Pennsylvana has been n use here for years, and they are stll n use on all our Parks, Lawns and School Grounds. 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7 THE MAU NEWS, FRDAY, JUNE SEVEN K LBERTY CATERNG K AT THE THEATERS BY A Department Of Domestc Economy ntended To Serve A Patrotc Purpose n Conservng Food Needed By The Alled Armes n Europe WHCH ARE YOU? " would save more wheat" she admtted frankly, "f my neghbors would. But when t Bee all of them stll usng 50 per cent of wheat n ther cookng lose all of my enthusasm for cuttng my wheat raton to zero or even of reducng t to the offcal raton of one and one half pounds pet week for each person n my famly. Whats the use say to myself, My neghbors would waste more than could possbly save even f went wheatless!" t a true, t s much easer to follow the example of someone else then set an example yourself. nut suppose our solders should say, "There s no use for us to be brave or to contnue fghtng because there are slackers n the army", where would we stand n the war today.? The fact that others are makng no effort to put ther households on a wheatless bass or at least keep to a l at on of a pound and a half a week for each ndvdual should be an ncentve to you to put your household on an absolutely wheatless bass. There are bound to be cowards and slackers everywhere. We cannot extermnate them. The only thng left for us to do s to redouble our efforts to make up for ther delnquences and also to set them such a shnng example of patrotsm that they wll blush for ther cowardce. So f your neghbors are not dong all you thnk they could n savng the natons wheat redouble your efforts. Wth the followng smple workng program, you can easly start the wheatless campagn.,n your own home. Make cake of barley, corn flour, or rce flour. Cake pes wth only one crust and have ths of barley or corn meal. Thcken all graves and soups wth corn starch, rce or barley or corn flour. Remember macaron and spaghett are wheat products and do not serve them. At breakfast make some wheatless cereal take the place of any bread, or Berve a wheatless hot bread of one knd or another. For luncheon or supper have these breads cold or toasted, or serve rce, V.nuy or potatoes nstead of bread. Always at dnner, have potatoes n " " place of bread. Bean Muffns 2 cups flour. 2 teaspoonfuls bakng powder. teaspoonful salt 2 wellbeate eggs. cup boled beau pulp. No. 50. MAU WOMEN V4 cup mlk. Va cup melted fat. Drectons. Combne ngredents as gven. Bake muffns n greased pan 20 or 25 mnutes. Ths also s a good border for a pot roast, served wth brown gravy. Beans And Rce cup cooked beans. cup rce. 2 cups tomato juce. V bay leaf. 2 slces bacon fat. Small onon. Sut and pepper. Drectons. Saute the bacon and onon, add tomatoes, seasonng, rce, and benns. Cook over hot water for about 40 mnutes. Puree Of Beans quart beans. A ham bone or M pound salt pork. Celery, parsley, and onon. Salt, 4 pepper corns, and cloves. Drectons. Wash the beans and soak them overnght. n the mornng dran and put the beans nto a saucepan and cover wth hot water. Smmer as slowly as possble for three to four hours. As the water evaporates add more hot water. One hour before the beans are done, add a ham bone or half pound of salt pork, a bunch of fresh herbs celery, parsley, and onon salt, 4 pepper corns, and 2 or 3 cloves f desred. When done, pour the soup through seve, remove the ham bone or pork and seasonng and rub the beans through the seve; then add the pulp to the stock, add croutons, serve. Bean Soup cup beans. small pece of bam. carrot. turnp. quart bolng water. or more cups bolng water. or more cups mlk. Drectons. Wash the beans and soak overnght. Stew the ham for a few moments n a lttle butter then add the carrot and turnp lettng ths smmer for 0 mnutes; then add the beans and cook untl thoroughly done. Take out the ham, mash the vegetables and beans and run through a seve, add the mlk and reheat Ths may be served wth croutons Bean Croquettes );.; v 0. pnt beans.. " onon. Stalk of celery, parsley, bay leaf. Bread crumbs and egg. Tomato sauce. Drectons. Soak the well washed USE MORE HOMEGROW BEANS Baked Beans 2 cups beans. onon. beans overnght. n the mornng put teaspoonful molasses. on n same water wth the onon, celrparsley, bay leaf, pepper, and pound salt pork or bacon. teaspoonful salt salt, and bol untl beans are done. Pnch of mustard. Dran. Mash beans through puree Drectons. Soak 2 cupfuls of beans seve, and let stand untl cold. Form over nght. n the mornng dran, nto small balls, roll n fne crumbs, add fresh water to cover (onehal f beaten egg, and then n bread crumbs teaspoonful of soda may be added), agan. Set away for an hour or more, and put on fre. Watch the beans, then fry n deep fat. Serve wth and as soon as they come to a bol tomato sauce. Save water n whch dran and pour cold water over them, the beans were cooked for soup. rnsng thoroughly. Ths gves them Beans and Stewed Onons the frmness whch keeps them from pnt beans. gettng mushy, Lay a thn slce of 6 or more onons. 3 pork or bacon on the bottom of the or 4 dred red peppers. pan. Cut up a small onon fne, add Salt. ths to the beans, then pour all nto Drectons. Wash the beans and the pan or bakng dsh wth the slce soak overnght. Cook untl partally of salt pork or bacon at the bottom. done; then add the onons, red peppers, and salt. Dran, and serve as Take a few more slces of salt pork and press them down n the beans. you would stewed onons. Add a lttle salt and a pnch of mustard, and the molasses. Cover wth SOME PRZE RECPES water and bake n a slow oven. As the 2nd PRZE MEAT SUBSTTUTES water bols out add more; be sure t OTHER THAN FSH MRS. DAVD s always bolng, as cold water added WADSWORTH, WALUKU, MAU. to them would retard the cookng. Potato Loaf They wll be a beautful brown when 2 cups cold mashed potatoes, cup cooked, most and tender. chopped peanuts, cup grated cheese, cup soft bread crumbs, cup mlk, Bean Loaf beaten egg, salt and pepper to taste. pnt cold (cooked) beans. Pack nto bakng dsh; cover wth egg, well beaten. 2 tablespoontls tomato catsup. crumbs; bake hour and serve hot wth cream sauce. cup bread crumbs. 3rd PRZE MEAT SUBSTTUTES tablespoonful chopped onon. Salt and pepper OTHER THAN FSH MR. FRANK to taste. Drectons. Combne ngredents, LUFKN, LAHANA MAU. Mau Bean Loaf shape nto loaf, and bake 25 mnutes. 2 cups Serve wth strps of broled bacon on bean pulp, (Mau red beans) cup bread crumbs, cup dced top. cheese, mnced onon, 3 teaspoons Bean Roast salt. pound beans (cooked). 3rd PRZE MRS. MARY FANTOM, pound cottage cheese. PUUNENE, MAU. cup bread crumbs. 30 per cent oatmeal mush, mxed teaspoonful salt. and kneaded wth barley and wheat Drecton. Mash beans, add cheese, flour, sfted n equal quanttes. Proceed as for usual bread makng. and enough bread crumbs to make a mold. Bake n moderate oven onehal f hour. Baste wth fat occasonally. Serve wth a tomato sauce. Canned pmentos or chopped green peppers, or chopped onon or celery may be added for flavorng. Dd you ever stop to thnk that next to the kasers goat your solder boy would rather have a subscrpton to hs old home paper than anythng else n the world? After the Races at Kahulu, July 4th Grand Polo Game at the Polo Feld, 3 P. M. TWO PCKED MAU TEAMS BOYS vs. OLD STFFS Wll play a sxper od The publc s nvted game A collecton wll be made The entre proceeds to be donated to the Red Cross 6 "A Weddng n The Snow" Do you lke thrllng stores? Then you wll lke Wallace Red and Ann Lttle n ths corkng story of mountan fueds and tense heart nterest. "Nan of Musc Mountan s a story of hardy men and brave women, whose lves are often dstored by ferce feuds. Ther dffcultes are settled outsde of courts wth cold steel and lead bullets. The rule that "Mght makes rght" s ther hghest concep ton of justce. Young De Span s ruled by two passons; one to wed the beautful Nan Morgan, the only daughter of a lawless mountaneer; the other to revenge hs fathers untmely death. t develops that Old Morgan was one of the men who klled hs father. True to hs belef n justce, De Span seeks revenge. Many thrllng scenes follow. We fnally see hm rescued from hs opponents by Nan. How the two forces are fnally reconcled and a happy clmax s reached and celebrated by a weddng n a snowstorare a few of the novel developments of ths grppng tale. Ths pcture, along wth the epsode of the "Who s No One" enttled "The RoundUp " wll be shown at the Waluk u Orpheum, Saturday nght, June 29th. "Fate Has Many Surprses" Famous sleuths clam that the clue s always to be found. Ths was also the theory of Heldon Foyle, wealthy socety detectve. And when he learned that Robert Grell, the famous explorer, had been found murdered, he started out to fnd the clue that he knew exsted somewhere. He found t n the fngerprnt s on the dagger and the fngerprnt s were those of the grl he loved! Hs heart told hm that was not could not be true. Hs knowledge the unfalng records of years, told hm that t was true that handwrtng, the camera, even testmony, mght le, but fngerprnt s never! And then he found alve Robert Grell the man he beleved he had seen lyng dead on hs lbrary floor whose funeral he had attended. But Fate had another unbelevable surprse n store. Grell was for a tme suspected of havng slan the man thought by everyone to have been hmself. Weghted by a great love, wllng to sacrfce hs own reputaton to dlsth damagng eydence that ponted to hs prcsjse tzf o? labored on. And hs adventures make one of the most unusual dramas ever screened. Ths producton and another exctng story of the Stlngareo seres wth True oardman wll be shown at the Walluku Orpheum on Sunday nght, June 30th, and at the Kahulu Theater on Monday nght, June 3st. "Jewels Stolen From Church" Geraldne Farrar has won fame throughout the world as one of the greatest actresses n the entre hstory of the stage, and her converson to moton pcture work was a great trumph for flm producers. "The Devl Stone" s an extraordnary photoplay, founded on the bg theme of Superstton. Mss Farrar nterprets the role of a Breton fsher grl, Marca Manot, who fnds a prceless emerald. Her smple mnd assocates the jewel wth legends handed down through generatons, n whch the pagan queen, Grenelda, stole the jewels from a Chrstan church, and a curse follows possesson of the treasures untl they are restored to the rghtful owner. Maca soon begns to experence trouble and sorrow, for she s courted and marred by a rch old mser who covets the.emerald, and who plans to rd hmself of hs wfe as soon as the emerald s n hs hands. The old man loses hs lfe n a sensatonal manner, and Marca s accused of the crme. How Bhe extrcates herself from these dffcultes, and the manner n whch she rds herself of the cursed Jewel, present stuatons n whch Mss Farrars actng excels anythng she has prevously done on stage or n moton pctures. Mss Farrar s ably supported by a notable cast, ncludng Wallace Reld. Tully Marshall, Hohart Bosworth, Lllan Leghton and George B. Carpenter. Cecl B. demlle, the world famous producer, stages the photoplay whch presents scenes of unusual beauty, ncludng pcturesque ocean vews of the fshng coast of Brttany. Ths producton and other attractons wll be shown at the Waluku Orpheum on Wednesday, July 3rd, and at the Kahulu Theater on Thursday, July 4th. Advt. K. MACHDADruS Storc CE CREAM Ths svsst n Town And a Soda Founts! Cvs Us Tral MARKET STREET, : WALUKU. LODGE MAU, NO. S4, A. F. A A. M. Stated meetngs wll be held at Masonc Hall, Kahulu. on the Out Saturday nght of each month at 7:30 P. M. Vstng brethren ars cordally nvted to attend. F. W. PEACOCK. R W. M. JAMES CUMMXG, Secretary. ALOHA LODGE NO. 3 KNGHTS OF PYTHA8. Regular meetngs wll be held at ths Knghts of Pythas Hall. Waluku, on the second and fourth Frday of each month. AH vstng members are cordally nvted to attend. S. PERRY, C. C. J. C. BLAR, K. R. & S. COURT VALLEY SLAND NO ANCENT ORDER FORESTERS Regular meetngs wll be held nt Moose Hall, Kahulu, on the frst and thrd Thursday of each month, nt 7:30 l M. All vst nn Jfbers are cordally nvted to atknd ĊARL F. N. ROSE, Fnancal Secretary. 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8 EGHT Red Cross Tryng To Keep Women At Home Mss l.t m Waters, of (le Asstcwh o lcl Chartes, Honolulu. has n lle guest of Mrs.. A. Baldwn lor sonc days, returned homo m pb Ths.av after holdng a number of m u:s wll the varous conut s o the lccently organzed t lall lef dcpa tmnt of tn Cross m Ma.. As f all.. lasl week, hs developn. nt ot Red Cross work s lor the of purpose el helpng ncle Sam to see that lon. of the famles of men who hao gone nto the servee mss anythng to whfh they; are enlled, or tha the atlars of a solder len. suffer for lack of attenton Mss W at. s s an op t n ths lno e work, and n r talks are consdered a very usctul. The home sevce secton of tn d. part tn nt has already had opportunty Chlncedr. of solders, found to he n of helpm: a nnnher of famles,,, a physcan or dentst. lr.ve n a n.mh of nstances heel suppled wl necessary attenton Ths s ten hlt wl he pad ( e as charty, fn from the part of the pay of tle solderfathe whch the emnent allots to the famly. Keep The Women At Home.lust now the home servce secton s dong what t ran to prevent the women folk of men called hy the drf, partcularly Flpnos, from fdlom ther men to Honolulu. A rood deal of dlelty has already ed n Honolulu on ths account, and t s hoped to persuade many to stay al home. n Seven Plead Gulty One Other Convcted; Vnfud accompaned her parents. Alfred, who s n the army, s staton j (Contnued from Page One. ed at Schofeld Barracks,, tenced to not less than nor more. Kng, for the past two years than T years. The man had attacked S. Am wth a cane knfe after u resgned hs poston to take effect tookkeepr of the Ptunene Store, has nuarrel about Jn cents. he hrst of the month. He wll prob The prand jury brought n "no true bll" n the case of da Kahoohanohan o (harped wth assault and battery wth a weapon upon Jacntho T. Correa, n Waluku, several months ago. The prl was accused of havng fred several shots at Correa from a r vo.ver. Correa. who s now on Oahu n the natonal guad, wasfopfore the prand jury, whch,, however thought t he evdenwjanl5rtrjt!pj0ldng; the acexaed.flaqjflqt, The gran jjlry also faled to ndct AntresaCTso on charge of assault an.4jaterwth a weapon, perhaps "TSpy owng to lack of evdence, one of the wtnesses beng sck n Honolulu. John Benson, (harped wth burglary n st degree? beng accused of stealng a quantty of lcpor and cash from a Kula saloon, had hs case contnued tll the October term. He s out on bond. Alphonso Delapaz, charged wth ntercours e havng sexual wth a female under 5 years of age, pleaded gulty and was sentenced to serve not less than nor more than 0 S years. The crme was commtted at Paa on May. Pedro Magat, Flpno, who badly cut a Japanese auto drver at Kahulu on June 6, after a quarrel over some money.pleaded gulty to assault wth a weapon and was sentenced to serve not less than 2 nor more than 5 years. O. Kobatake, a Japanese auto drver of Ealana, had "no true hll" return ed hy the grand jury to the charge of manslaughter aganst hm. le had klled a small chld of B. Nuuhwa, whch had run n front of hs car. Clo Son Ok, charged wth stealng a blanket, some tobacco, a can of tea, and other artcles whle confned n the Waluku jal, pleaded gulty and was sentenced to serve not less than months nor more than year. Manuel Texera, of Makawao, charged wth rape, pleaded not gulty, but on trl was convcted and sentenced to 2 years mprsonment and a fne of $00. The crme was commtted last Frday on a Japanese woman at Makawao. The grand jury faled to fnd an ndctment aganst Oshro Vsh, whose automoble struck and caused the death of Ah Kec, a Chnese of aa, aged " years, last Saturday evenng. The.ecdont was held to be unavodable. CEMETERY POPULATON URGED TO "WAKE AND BUY BONDS" (Assocated Press.) London, May 3 Durng a War Loan Campagn n a London suburb, an arplane dropped 3,000 leaflets callng for subscrptons. Almost the entre 3,000 fell nto the vllage cemetery, where they covered the graves and shrubbery lke snowflakes. Vstors to the cemetery who pcked up the lttle sheets found them nscrbed n large letters: "Wake up and Buy War Bonds". Personal Menton U J. C. loss, Jr., s leavng for the manland ths wck and expects lo settle n Seattle, where heru s nty of ngnocrng work gong on. llo Trbune. John assoth, Jr., son of the manager of the Kpal.ulu Plantaton, was graduated lasl week from the commercal school of lunahou Academy. H nry W. Knney, superntendent publc nstructon, arrved on Mau Tuesday mornng, and has been makng an Kpetun of the schools of central and we. t Mau, le wll return to Honolulu ths evenng or tomorrow. e Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Campbell of went to Honolulu last Week on short vst. Dr. V. J. Copdhue, of the Settlement. Moloka, was n Honolulu last we k on busness Nfs l.urlne Buchanan, of.ahana, was one of the class of f grs graduated last week from the Academy of the Sacred Hearts, Honolulu. Mrs. V. H. Feld, who wth her chldren have been lvng for the pa.t weeks n Honolulu, spent, several das n Waluku ths week. T.. Collns and Mrs. Collns wll callng upon Presdent to announce whether the admnstraton, war leave hs sland on July on ther ndustry board, or war trade board las ruled upon curtalment of supples to l(uor manufacturers. way to Cuba, where Mr. Collns. has btud a poston. llo Trbune. GKRMANS LEARNNG Al.OUT AMERCAN TROOPS Alfred C Marlnsn, untl reren ;.y t s announced that Pershng has been nstructed to send a regment of nfantry to taly mmedately and more later. an.ler or the Waluku branch of M Mau lephone Company, has accept German socalsts who heard Secretary laker on June 0 had made a poston as salesman for the at nouncement that 700,000 Amercans were n E ranee, n am to heckle seltman Automoble Company. Hs work ll be prncpally on Mau. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Wadsworth Mnt d home on Tuesday from H nolu where they went to attend the commencement exercses at lunahou, whch ther daughter Wnfred and sn..l:cd wele grnuuatco. mss :bl t ke another poston on Mau shortly. r. J. t. aynond was a passenger to Honolulu last Saturday..!. Weller, of the Unon Ol Company, was on Mau the frst part of the week lookng nto theatrcal matle Mrs. Jack Dergstrom. left last Sunday, nght, for Honolulu from whch pont she pal (td. lo. the ",tatt durng ths week,. She wll vst for some months on the manland. Mss Certude B. Judd returned last Saturday from llonohln where she the annual meetng of the Hawaan Evangelcal Socety. St. Elmo Hart returned on Tuesday from two weeks spent, n Honolulu. Mss Mary Steward and Mss Maron Bush, nece and daughter of Bush of Schofeld Barracks, are vstng Mss Murel Duncan at her beach home n Kahulu. tt Twelve t Cd r 3 For Manuel Texera, a resdent of the Makaw ao dstrct, was convcted n tho second crcut court on edpescrn n day of the of rape. e wa. sentenced to V years mpr onment and to pay a lne of $0). The lne took place lav. Frday ngat, the vctm beng a Japanese woman el Makawao Texera went to the w lan.jome where lves alone wt, her?, lechldren, husband havng ed some tme ago. pre " tended to be a polce olleer v. ctg ef to sgj some pap s. After falng n ths he fnally persuaded the woman to leave the house to show hm the way from the place, when he pulled a revolver and under throat of shootng ln assaulted the woman, The man was arrested the day fol lowng and hs ndctment follow d on Tuesday. He pleaded not gulty, but w s quckly convcted by the jury, SUGAR The regulated wholesale prce n Canada s $S.7 p r loo pounds; n the tr.ed Kngdom 52.."!!; n France l. Z. and n taly $ Canadas consumpton of :.ugar for the year endng March 3 was ons The consumpton of France for PUt was.r7o,(2 tons; tho consumpton of the nted Kngdom was ons, and the consumpton of fly was 27;,!r,3 tons. The wholesale prce of sugar n the Fnted States s now $7.5 per hundred pounds, le ss 2 per cent at seaborponts, or about $7.30 net. n August of!u7 the prce reached $9.5 per hundred pounds. The refners now re ve $.3u per hundred pounds for refllng, as aganst a dfference between raw and refned sugar up to October, 7, rangng from $.00 to $2.n5. Crocers Advocate. THE MAU NEWS, FRDAY, JUNE 28, 98. Latest News (Contnued from By Wreless Page One.) McCAUTUY ADDRESSES GRADUATES the Msses Marv Steward, Maron McCarthy addressng normal school eraduatcs s"ad tlose of for Bush, and Murel Duncan. A number c n parentage could do servce by teachng; what they have learned of of young lades were present and a Amercansm and of ts ams and deals. very enjoyable afternoon was spent. MNOR ACTVTY AU ALONG WEST FRONT l" l lcneflt entertan London, June 27 P.rtsh last nght captured strong Mnt, wcsl of "d dance whch z s beng llerqun, and east of lael rouck. takng prsoners and machne ranged by the Maul Choral Club for (lts am geauy mprovng nu crman artllery actve along J.ys. Lve v arlllerv duel south of the Asne. French raders lake prson ts n the Vosges. A tew lomls were dropped n Pars last nght two groups of C.thas were n rad hut owng to vgorous harrage raders dropped homls hurredly and fled. talan troops surprsed and wped out an Austran advance post. TALANS CELEBRATNG VCTORY No great actvty on any part of talan front yesterday. mmense crowds n Rome celebratng the lave vctory wrecked Carsarell palace, German property and formerly German embassy, and destroyed a portrat of kaser wth talan flags. Venna. June 27 talan attempt to storm Coldcrosso, Urent, and Aago repulsed wth heavy losses. NATONAL lrohutlon MAKES PROGRESS Washngton, June 27 Senate agrcultural commttee agreed on amendment lo agrcultural bll provdng for natonal prohbton whch would stop the manufacture and sale of whskey and beer after June 30. VV.K and the manufacture of beer 3 months after Presdent ap :oves bll. The House by vote of 2 to 90 adopted amendment to resoluton von Kuehlmann, rdculed falure of submarnes to keep Amercan solders out of E ranee. Pars, June 7 Swss dspatch: because of serousness food stuaton n AustraHungar martal law expected momentarly throughout y, empre. FOOD ROTNG N PETROGRAD London. June 27 Rumors n Petrograd that Alexs, son of Czar ded a few days ago. Early rots n Petrograd due to food shortage. rolshevk suppressng rots wth machne guns. CZARS ENLCUTON AGAN REPORTED Ukrane bureau n Lusanne announces t receved confrmaton that!:lshck had condemned and shot to death czar after tral. ANOTHER WOULDH LEADER HEARD EROM K Amsterdam reports Grand Duke Mchael, younger brother of he czar who placed hmself at the head of the new Sberan government, has ssued a manfesto to Russan people. KUEHLMANNS DOWNFALL EXPECTED A llerln correspondent to Frankfurter Zetung says removal of Pertnent Paragraphs next Wednesday evenng at He ram Communty House promses lo be of unusual nterest. Rehearsals whch have been gong on regularly ndcate an uhsually nterestng affar. Rev. J. Charles Vllets wll preach on Sunday mornng, at the Church of the Oood Shepherd, on: "Was Amerca.nstlled n Cons to War?" Servce at oclock. A baseball league s beng organzed n the Lahana dstrct. t wll comprse four or perhaps fve teams. Some good sport s looked for on west Mau durng the rest of the season. John Sabey, of Paa, who fanted whle at the far n Honolulu two w eeks tuo, and n fallng s nck hs head aganst a stone curbng, s n a prvate santarum sufferng from concusson of the bran and possble fracture of the skhll. Whle hs condton s r ported as crtcal, there are hopes or hs recovery. R O. Horn wll sell all hs house hold goods and personal property at publc aucton on Saturday, July 6, and plans lo leave shortly after wth hs famly for the manland to make hs home. Mrs. Anne Howell has receved a number of clppngs from New York papers concernng the recent death of her brothernlaw, Gen. James S. Clalson, of the repub lcan natonal commttee and former surveyor of the port of New York. He was a noted aboltonst before the war. The sermon at the Makawao Unon Church, last Sunday was a baccalaureate preached by the paster, the Rev. A. Crag lowd h, to the members of the Mau hgh school graduat ng class. The topc was "Entrance nto.te", and was of nsprng character to von Kuehlmann can be antcpated judgng from comments by conservatve J. S. U. MacKenze was the guest n papers on hs Rechstag speech. of honor at a surprse party gven last, RobnsonLukeRo Venna, June 27 talan forces fal n attempt to cross lave n Frday nght at the Kahulu club boats. Austran artllery destroyed craft. house. There were upwards of 200 cha. Left on base, Paa 5; Puunene, 9. REGSTERNG ALEN ENEMY WOMEN NEXT WEEK present to wsh hm n hs Umpre Raymond, Scorer W. Mc Honolulu, June 27 v3nddy receves Godspee notce from Attorney Gen work n France;. He was presented Gerrow, Tme :45. eral Gregory to regster German alen females between July and 0. wth a handsome trench kt.?, Kuho announces he wll leave early n July or Washngton. S?.ro Robleor? boy, thleles have be n THURSDAY MORNNG attractng a lot of attenton on Patrotc Program Mau snce ther nrrval on Wednes RAYMOND MAY RUN FOR DELEGATE? day. The pyramd buldng stunts of For 4th Of July llonolu, June 27 t s staled here that Dr. Raymond of Mau, has h" youngsters s truly remarkable, expressed hs readness to run aganst McCandless for the democratc and n fact are clamed to excel most (Contnued from Page One.) nomnaton for delegate. Raymond had several close conferences wth expert work n ths lne. The boys members of the Lane party and wth leadng democrats here durng wll show tonght at Kahulu, tomorrow nght at aa, and Monday savngs stamps by R. A. Wadsworth. L. L. Burr, and a short talk on war.s recent vst. PLANTERS LL GET NTRATES nght, at.ahana. There ntay bo some other features Metzger nomnated for harbor commssoner to fll unexpred term Some clever ju jtsu exhbtons, whch the commttee may arrange n of McCarthy, at meetng of harbor board. A reply read from emergency fleet corporaton statng t s not the ntenton to send ts shps to V theater la t and boxng were staged at the Valley the short tme at ts dsposal. nght before a bg Polo After Races vlo. All shps to llo are to be handled and managed by present audence. The bg event was a contest between Knjo keda, exponent lter the races probably about 4 o A polo game has been arranged for transportaton companes. McCarthy as harbor commssoner had wrtten the emergency board statng that the nonuse of Kuho wharf and of the ju jtsu art, and Kama Apo, a clock. No admttance wll be charg loadng system and contnuance of lghterage system made unnecessary lght weght boxer. The match was ed to ths, but a voluntary collecton delay, le suggested that board requre the use of Kuho wharf. Let declared a draw. t was a very n wll be made, all of whch Wll be gven to tho Red Cros3. ter read yesterday was reply to ths, statng that loadng arrangements terestng contest. were untler the control of the transportaton companes solely.. H. Ro. s wll succeed C. J. Brdgefor The polo game wll be between the d Shppng board sends notce to planters of ts approval of use of as head of tho nsurance depart Boys" and the "Old Stffs". Follow one steamer and two salng vessels to carry ntrates from Chle to ment of the Rank of Mau, when the ng s tle makeu ol tne two teams, Hawa., latter s raled nto servce hy the and the publc must make ts own desgnaton: Dr. Ftzgerald, H. A. Bald SCANDAL AMONG THE BLUE BLOODS draft, whch may he next week. New York, June 27 Mrs. Wlson Cummngs Story, former drectorgeneral of the Daughters of the Amercan Revoluton, arrested on Other team Sam Baldwn, Edward wn, A. W. Collns, and F. F. Baldwn. l ndctments of grand jury chargng petty larceny and conspracy n DEATH OF KULA PASTOR Baldwn, Caleb Burns, W. A. Clark....:.,: o...: k:..k... connecton Wll.vmoa vne geney lveuc wm sue et Exctng Races Sure streken suddenly by apollexy, the.ter sons vten, an army euenau sauoneu n.uaryanu, ana n ue governnen se ce n amyon, wuc aso uue j, The commttee n charge of the shm Yn Chn rector of the St. races eel charged w th partcpatng wm mer mouer anu promeerng w tere Jt(llM f. Kpj.opal church, of Kula, ded conssts of F. B. Cameron, A. Mclhee, W. A. nl ovlotk asl evenng. Clark, L. von The re Tenpsky, py money comnuuea or comor ms was pau 0 solctors, unegcu and Dr. Ftzgerald. lllanrt wn,e taken to They are dong some humpng on account Honolulu totna moner arranged pay o solctors a o pccen u uer.oecuus, U)0 wh(e the funeral wll take of tho ot whch she pad Sterlng one flth lor negotatng the arrangements, short tme they have had, but are en,,.... Wll vearvomr a momer. rsk anu ouer... l.. l lenoes wuuuraw r Sundv jou The deceased s survved by a wfe, thusastc over the prospects, and lle socety wlen Ars. Morey was elected presdent. two sons and two daughters. declare One of that there promses to be more Basel, June 27 Rumored von Kuehlmann wll resgn as resut the (laughters, Mss Flora, s a real teach fun ths year than ever before. of hs statement. Everybody s respondng er n St. Peters school, Honolulu; the and a bg LULL N TALAN CAMPAGN other daughter, Pora, s a student n lst of entres s assured. Rome, June 27 talans hold all lower lave postons taken from Kawaahao semnary, Honolulu; one There are already four entres n the Auslrans consttutng camp at Osle brdgehead There s lttle the lades race and ursnt ot s. of the sons, Wa On, s a clerk n the the commttee other actvty on the southern sector. lle enemy on tne eas vrm Natonal Dank, Honolulu and has a lne horse ready for a ffth rder f she can be found. The best bank has ended temporarly. Heavy bombardments n the mountans. h(, olll)n. boy Rhard Wa, s study All artllery lost m ntal stages ot the hattle nave been recaptured. n,r n orecon horses on Mau have been placed at KlktAMvl lluls ruv VL,L,ll& AU The news of the sudden demse of the dsposal of the commttee for ths London, June 27 Dutch advces say epdemc of nfluenza along an estmable man wll he learned wth event. the German front. Specal hosptals have been establshed. regret by a very large number or Another nterestng race wll bo the Kerensky expects to go to Pars soon and thence to Amerca. ls polo pony frends, for the deceased had been a race, all pones to be rdden wfe and chldren reman n hdng n Russa. Kerensky spent months by polo resdent of Mau for manyy years and players. Ths race has a bg n hdng, grew a beard and wore servants attre. He then moved pullca lly was well and favorably entry known. lst. The Mau Hotel has offered a mp for wnner of ths race. n the streets of Moscow and later started for Amerca. Russan charge de affars, sad Kerensky s vst s for the pur War Stamp Przes use Hornnng.Amercans anu lysu o condtons n vussa am m All There But The Pop Wll the rhove excepton all of the procurng Alled assstance, le dslkes tle term nterventon, le Mother was out, and Sster Sue was przes are to Ue n war savngs uotcd Kerensky wth sayng Russan front stll exsts but s pushed. puttng on her best blouse, so sxyea r Stamps. old Hobby had to entertan Sues and that resurrected Russans wll restore t. young man. As s the way Entry wth hs l:ts wll close on the even RUSSANS W ANT NTKRYKNTON NOW knd, le began to ply the unfortunate ng ot June du. Washngton, June 27 Apparently no ntmaton here of Kerensky "s Caller wth questons. Reservaton for automoble space "Mr. vst, but s regarded as havng far reachng consequences. Sooknc, a trown," he began, "what s a t h races may be made after Monday Wll Joe Olveva, at the Mer popnjay?" member of Russan msson here who just returned from Pranc ;, sad "Why er apopnja s a eh van few months ago Alles acton would have been regarded as ntoerable brd." chandse Department, Kahulu. but now nterventon wll be welcome because of German aggresson. "Are you a brd, Mr. nrown?" "No, Kerensky who had been hdng n Moscow and the Caucasus drectng of course not." "Well, thats funny. Mother.lad Dd you ever stop to thnk that next lght. you were a popnjay and father..ad to the kasers goat your solder boy AMERCANS CAPTURE PRSONERS here was no doubt about your beng woufd Pars, (Offcal), June 27 Amercans captured 2A prsoners at a jay, rather have a subscrpton to and Sue sad there ddnt seem lrch raded northwest of Montdder and took P.elleau woods, to be much chalce of you poppn, hs old home paper than anythng and now you say you arent a brd at else n the world? prsoners. all." Pttsburg Chroncvle Telegraph youth. a Puunene Loses Good Game To Paa Team Mss Thelma Boyeum gave a dnner The baseball game last Sunday beth e Parlv at home yesterday n honor of w een laa and luunene teams was one of the best of the season, and deserved a heller crowd than wtness d t. Whle the game was not an rrorless one, the work on the whole was good, as me score o o to l n favor of laa ndcates. Wcke, the muene ptcher only gave the Taas hts, but the M. A. boys turned ev ery one ol tlose nts nto run. Kolnn son, ptchng for laa, fanned 5 and llowed but 4 hts. Tomorrow wll see Tuunene and Waluku cross bats n what should be a good game. t s possble that t may he the lasl game for some tme owng to (le depleton o tne teams whch wll result from the draft. The last Sunday game n detal was as follows: AA Paas vs. runene. Vemolo, ss Carrera, rf. Rocha, lb.. Kaleo, e... Robnson, p. Char, cf... Luke, 2).. Kugya, 3).. Wallace, f. Puunenes sanl, ss T. Cumn ngs2b. Haake, f.... Kahawanu, lb. Wcke p Groves, cf Wakayama, 3). Spencer, e. Nakamura, Paas rf. Runs... Hts.. Puunenes G G Runs Hts Three base ht, Rocha. Struck out by Wcke 7, Robnson 5. Base on ball of Wcke, Robnson. Ht by ptch ball. Spencer. Double play Ha aket. Cummngs, WckeT. Cumm