BEGIN the NEW YEAR by SIGNING the FODD PLEDGE

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1 Mu Else Wlcox. BEGN the NEW YEAR by SGNNG the FODD PLEDGE ft SUCAl! Www,.00 Beets, m wle Mkt. St-ml- The lepwnt All Knn. ESTABLSHED 904. YOL. 3. NO. 52. LHUE, KAUA, TERRTORY OF HAWA. TUESDAY, JANUARY,, 98 SUBSCRPTON RATES, $2.5C PER YEAR 5 CENTS PER COY t MASKED AT BULL MAKAWEL A New Year's eve masquerade ball wrb gven last nght by tbc hoy. of Maknwell n ther clubhouse. t was ln?uly attended by guests from the Whole sland am some front. Tho stxo of the affar could bo Judged by llo lon? lne of automobles parked on both sldos of the street n front of the club. Tho grounds wero lghted wth long festoons of Japanese lanterns whch punctuated tho brllant moonlght wth charmng effect. nsdo tht house tho decoratons were both taste ful and approprate. Flags of varous-kndworo draped about the walls tho Stars and Strpes pedomnntlng whle potted plants and fancy lanterns completed a pretty pcture. Tho costumes were of all knds and colors, some of them showng evdence of consderable thought and careful attenton to detal. Ono would have to lo a closo observer and a student of tho dress of varous hstorcal perl ols to bo able to dellne and apprecate them nl. However, many of them needed no defnton for tho charm o tlor owners mado any analyss of costumes a most dstractng effort To classfy ono young lady t was necessary to consult works on orn thology. entomology and pomology to fnd out whether she was a brd, a butterfly or a peach. f the wngs had been clpped thcro would have been no trouble at all. A young shepherdess wth her stalt spent much tme tryng to keep n order a flock of applcants for dances but many of them only got tho hook Several very chc chckens from Chna fluttered about closely pursuer by would-b- partners, whle hero and thoro could bo seen tho danty mads of Japan out for a lark, and makng the most of ther lberty. They had loft all care at homo for not a sngle ob had a baby sttng on t. One lady's costume was a puzzle. n leu of a better name t mght bo called a sport sut, for she had on what appeared to bo a huntng dross and fshng boots at least thoy wero lou enough for fshng but t mado lttle dfference, for no amount of "camou llago" could dsguse or detract from ono so charmng. Tho lttlo brd fancer under tho bg hat, and the two grls wtl tho drgble skrts, the ono n whte, the other n red, all came n for a sharo of attenton; whle dark-harethe d beauty n old rose old rose wast and old roso skrt, old rose slppers and old rose hoso was a flower who never had a chanco to adorn tho wall. Lttlo Red Hdng Hood, so labeled for lack of a better name for her fascnatng personalty clothed n brllant red, was everywhere n evdence; whle dozens of others fltted about n n bewlderng array of hues and shades. Tho mon appeared n every concevable rg from John Chnaman to leau Urununcl, wth yama-yan- a suts, as usual, n the maorty (because thoy are so easy to put on). Ono of them appeared to bo a Mexcan, for lls pants wero open-face- around the feet, and had buttons basted all over ts checkered area wth pre-wa- r prodgalty. Tho hat was mssng perhaps t was checked, too. Another slender youth mpersonated tho leather of our Country, as wtl powdered wg and whte calves, ho waltz-otho grls around. A very thck-se- t baby wth bonnet and rattle was hard to pluco at frst. Babes beng neuter gondor up to a certan ago. tho matter wus left n doubt tll later n tho ovonlng, when a cgarotto droopng from a corner of hs mouth gave hm away. A most delghtful ovonlng was spent and tho wholo company thanked tho boys of Mnkawol and wshed thorn a Happy Now Year. After tho mdnght danco a substantal supper was served. Good musc was furnshed by an octotte from Lhuo whch teased tho crowd wth short dances and long Somo very graceful exhbtons of tho torpslchorean art woro also furnshed by tho Lhuo contngent; and f a contost had boon sot for tho occason thoro s no quoston hut that she- - would havo won, cs, C2, ALMA M, (ATEt). LE DSTRCT COURT NEWS Anlanaclo Fnlces, a very young and handsome but lovesck Flpno, was brought up n Court charged wth a statutory offense. Antanaco engaged learned counsel to defend hm and tho case was on all forenoon before Judge J. L. Horth; the courtroom had to be cleared of all curous spectators, of whch qute a crowd collected, tho nature of the case n tho opnon of the Judge requrng tlls. t seems Atanaclo, very much n love wth a comely Korean maden of a lttle more than ffteen summers, had entced her away from her mother's custody, the young lady evdently wllng, and was lvng wth her at Llhuc when arrested at request of the outraged mama. Atanaco was duly convcted after a lot of hot legal sparrng and gven tho mnmum fne by tho Court and emphatcally enoned to sn no more. On Saturday Anatalo Pnar, an aged Flpno, was brought up n Court for examnaton as to hs santy and upon the expert testmony of Dr. E. X. Young, resdent government physcan, tho man was commtted by the.ludgo to the nsane asylum, t appearng to tho satsfacton of tho Judge that tho above named Anatalo 'uar was an nsane person, and that tho publc safety requres hs restrant untl ho becomes of sane mnd. Hereby hangs a sad talo comuenc ng wth Anatalo boardng the Kuau at Nawllwlll on December 8th bound for, how ho fol down an open hatch n tho after hold, sustanng concusson of tho bran and probably a fractured skull, causng hs present predcament. He was removed to the Llluo Hosptal, where he aas been cared for snce. Anatalo and a grandchld were on ther way back to tho Phlppne slands whero they wero to enoy a lttle money saved up by tho old man, and now ho s a publc charge wthout fault of hs own. Whle at tho Lhuo Hosptal, Anatalo, who had developed somo cunnng, escaped from tho nsttuton on Frday wth only lls regulaton nghte on and mado a bee lno for Keala or beyond; travelng at tho speed of a runaway auto, le successvely passed through Kapaa and Hanamaulu wth flyng garment, leavng a vacuum n the ar so to speak, frghtenng people along tho road, who thought thoy saw. ghost; when ho had n an almost ncredble tme nearly reached the Walua brdge, ho was overtaken by the mnons of tho law n hot pursut n an auto and captured. Now Anatalo s -bounagan, but for tho halo pupulo, and t all seems a pty, but ho stands an excellent chanco of recoverng substantal damages from the transportaton company f le over becomes of sane mnd agan. On Monday four gamblers forfeted bal of brngng total of hues and costs for December up to? 0S2.G5, whch was pad over to C. G. Kaulu-kou-, Treasurer of tho County. CHRSTMAS DAY AT WAMEA FOREGN CHURCH. For tho frst tme n many years specal servces wero held on Chrstmas Day nt tho Wamoa Foregn Church. n splto of the nctomout weather a largo congregaton was present. Tho church was bealf.ll decorated by tho young ladles of the dstrct. A largo number of lovely flowers woro sent n by tho varous frends. TALY AT THE WAMEA CLUB. Tho W'nlnoa Lltorary Club hold a most enoyable mootng n Eeolu Hall Saturday ovonlng. Docombur 22. Prof. L. V. Hart had prepared a most nterestng as well as nstructve paper on "taly," but beng unable to attend, Mr. T. lrauch kndly asssted. Tho pctures thrown on the screen wero excellent and many who had been fortunate n travelng through ths country wero loud n tlor prases of tho masterly way n whch Mr. Hart handled tho subect. Mr. W. N. Stowurt has boon n town for a few days, but la back agalu, GEN. S.. JOHNSON HELD RESPONSBLE BY BOARD, Jan Pnkham publshes t:r of Dc.rd of nvestgaton report dealng wth recent N. G. H. camp rrsuulf lt,..;. Declares report proper for publcaton. Johnson had prevously publshed extracts statng that portons crtczng offcers other than hmself were mproper for publcaton. One porton of the report says: "From the testmony of qualfed offcers we fnd that the camp commander was derelct n hs duty, and that t was not proper for hm to attend the tranng camp under the crcumstances." Peace Condtons. (Wreless, Jan., 98.) BREST: Ltovsk provsonal agreements reached by negotators nclude recprocal lberaton of Husso-Germa- prsoners; resumpton of commercal relatons; return of captured warshps; Russa to wthdraw troops from Austra, Turkey, Persa. Germany wthdraws from Poland; Russa recognzes rghts of all peoples to the of ther destnes, ncludng rght of separaton f desred. mmedate stoppage of economc warfare. Treaty relatons exstng pror to war to bo reestablshed. All these agreements to be submtted for revew to tussan and German governments. Dongs of Peace Party n Russa. PETROGRAD: Bessaraba declares ndependence as Moldavan republc to become part of Russan Federated Republc. Bolshevk announced general celebraton today of peace negotatons n Petrograd and other ctes, n Petrograd there wero decorated banners carryng watchwords "Down wth nternatonal mperalsm Long lve thrd nternatonals." Telegram from Novetcherkac captal, Don Cossack terrtory announces Kaledln, who resgned recently as Hotmal of tho Cossaks on grounds of opposton to hm at front, s reelected Hetman by 5G2 out of total of G3S votes. Moscow reports ralroad communcaton wth south stopped. No supples arrvng at Petrograd. Cossack General Karauloff, former member of Duma, and brother, murdered whle en route to Cossack mltary gatherng. What the Fnns Want. AMSTERDAM: Fnnsh delegaton arrves; asks recognton of Fnland government; Chancellor Hertlng reples such recognton depends on agreement n that respect between Fnland and the Russan government whch Germany s negotatng. Fortunes of War n France. NEW YORK: Notwthstandng tho deep snow n northern Franco, btter fghtng s n progress on tho Brtsh front. n Cambral sector Germans captured front poston on Sunday; later lost greater part. n Brtsh counters yesterday attacked n force twelvo hundred yard front wtl the purpose of securng Welsh Rdge whch affords splendd observaton pont. Germans entered one Brtsh trench; later thrust out, Brtsh entrely recapturng other sectons. Germans defeated wth heavy losses. Volent artllery duels n other parts of France and taly, especally around Monte Tomba, whero French ganed ground. ECONOMY AND EFFCENCY. J. J. SUva's storo and premses at Eleelo glow at nght wth the brllance of tho noonday sun. Tho Delco system of electrc lghtng las been nstalled thoro. and s gvng great satsfacton by ts elllcloncy and economy. Tho plant was nstalled by A. M. Da Vlco, representng tho Hawaan Electrc Co. Ths s tho thrd plant nstalled on the sland; we Judgo there wll bo many more. Mss Payno of tho Walua school has been spendng her vacaton partly wth Mrs. Broadbent and partly at Grove Farm. Peace Proposals Taken Serously. LONDON. Jan Manchester Guardan n guarded artcle says t s tho ntenton of tho Brtsh' Govern nent to return serous reasoned reply to peace proposals when thoy aro formally made. LONDON, Jan., SS. Brtsh counters regan all lost ground Cam brat secton.. Jan.. S. H rbor Board consderng barrng all Austr German cvlans from wharves except on busness, nnd when carryng passe - "Prncess" Theresa says that she s gong to Washngton to present her clam to all crown lands ncluded n Bshop Estate. Gans by the French. ROME, Jan., l'js. French on talan front launch drve on wde front between Oster dl Monforna and MaramkK', takng many postons o. mportance; MOO prsoners, mostly Austrans, taken; lf machne guns, 7 cannon. French penetraton of Monte Tomba postons admtted by Berln. Optmstc Outlook. WASHNGTON: Bakers Weekly Revew says New Year fnds battlofronts optmstc; takes notce o? German propaganda, sayng Germany wllng to offer any concevable halt to ndvdual powers n oll'ort to drve wedge between alles to causo dsrupton. Revew of Amercan condtons says "extraordnary abnormal demand upon ovoryono from farmboy to corporaton head has loft naton steady wth heavy reserve conng up for now year." The Hands Set Back. : General Wssor orders Army ant-vc- campagn stopped. Orders Army oflccr n chargo back to lls post; refuses to dscuss order wtl press. Advertser calls order tho bggest boost for crme nnd dsloyalty over gven crmnals and dsloyalsts n. Hgh Freght Rates. Unollcal advces from Now York say Cuban freght rates decded upon from Havana, thrty-egh- t and half cents. Other ponts up to ffty-tlreo-. Rate consdered n fxng prce of sugar was thrty cents. Now York quotaton receved yesterday gave Hawaan prce (.002. Castlo & Cooko notfed of tho now freght rate on sugar bags boosted by 50. a ton. Hubor ssues orders barrng enemy alens from zone hundred foot wde on water front or adonng warehouses or buldngs. Burstng steam ppo at Aca mll klls ono Japanese workman and serously wounds three others. Country Club governors serously consderng expulson of Rodek., Jan., 0S. A. L. Castlo leavng for Washngton today reports total Rod Cross collectons for tho year at ono hundred and ton thousand eght hundred and sxty-on- e dollars. Salary account snce July frst, tlrco hundred ffty. Othor expenses ncludng all prntng, postage and such, Cub-toroloven n hundred. houso valuo cases shpped, thousand. Pror consoldaton work n hands of Red Cross War Ballet Commttee had forwarded hundred ffty four thousand to Kuropo. HLO. Jan., l!us. Judgo Harry Rckurd of Laupahoeloo s duad. Daly Wreless Begnnng tomorrow we wll resume publcaton of the "Daly Wreless." The drver of the Wreless Car s authorzed to receve subscrptons. THE DEATH OF (DANCE AND ECLPSE RS, MATTHEWeAT KNUDSEN HOME The w to of Roy Mathev home stender. away at ther home at Kapab Homestead on Chrstnvs Day and was bured the followu;' day at the Lhte cemetery. Rev....V Lydgate oll'.f latllg at the f.w..:er vce n the Llre Ulnon CVueh whch was beautfully decorate for tho occason. Mrs. Matthews, nco Paulno Samuels, was born at Chcago, her near relatves however now lvo n Oak-lau- Cal.. where her uncle s well '.mown v.h Judgo Samuels. Tho Matthews came to tho slands somo sx years ago '.an thoy took up a home-sto'- d at Kap :, her dream for many years havng been a homo n Hawa She was an exceedngly Tne worn.n. much beloved by those who knew her. and a capable and gfted woman as well n many ways. By her unvary-.nkndness, her ready sympathy, and aer effectve helpfulness to all about her, she won the love of her neghbors smple people, who testfed ther regard by attendng tho funeral n a body all tho way from Kapal. They wero an deal couple, most thoughtful, consdorato and devoted, yet n a quet and unostentatous way. Mr. Matthews feels hs loss very much ndeed. He has our hearty sympathy. A NOVEL RED CROSS BENEFT. There was a most nterestng and enoyable affar nt tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Kopko of Keala on Saturday nght n the nterest of local Red Cross fnances. n addton to beng fnancally successful for tho Red Cross t was "loads of fun" for the partcpants because of several now stunts tho lke of whch havo not boon seen hereabouts. Tho clmax was readed when tho names of tho lades, n scaled envelopes, wero auctoned off under the mpersonaton of popular actresses. Thoy wero to le supper partners; under the crcumstances t wa somewhat of the nature of a lottery, or of a pg n a poke. Somo of tho lades brought hgh prces and doubt-los- s wero well worth t. The sum of $30.00 was realzed. THE ORGAN RECTAL. The Lhuo organ rectal Monday evenng nt tho Llluo Unon Church n whch Mr. ngulls handled tho now plpo organ and Mrs. ngalls the voln was an occason of unalloyed delght. Mostly tho musc hold tho audence spell bound n a sort of tranco of tonso reverence but at tmes tho tdo of emoton swelled up and broke forth n enthusastc applause. The exclamaton', on all hands as tho audence broke up was. "On. f wo could only havo that sort of thng every wee or at. ny rate once a month!" The l'.osram ws as follows: P..rt.. Organ Sonata Gullmnnt Prohdto Aluglo Mr. ngal'.s. 2. Noclurno (Op. 37. No. ).. Chopn Mr. ngalls. 3. Ro.uce Wonawsk Mrs. JngalK. (u) Avo Mara (Cth Century) Arcndolt (b) A..a (from "Rlnldo ')..lnndol Mr. ngulls. nterval of r, mnutes. 5. Tho Lout Chord (by request) Mr. ngalls. G. (n) Ar for the 0 Htrlng Sullvan MUhoson (US) (l) Mnuotto Boothovon (c) L'Aehlllo ("Tho Boo").Sclubort Mrs. ngnlls. 7. Trumphal March Costa Mr. khb. S. Plgrm's Chorus (Tannlmugor) Wanner Mr. ngnlls. Mss May Chrstan and Mss Sprng wll take charge of tho Y. M. C. A. nght school classes nlnrtod so auspcously by tho Msses Flndloy. who left for ther homo n Calforna a fov days ago. Fortunately the now teachors are as enthusastc ovor tha classes as were the old ones and tha boys aro lookng forward, to a proft-nll- o contnuaton oc ther stud!, The second subscrpton danco for tho beneft of the Walnen Hall was held Thursday nght at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Erc A. Knudhon nnd" was a great success. All tho young fyoople from Kalaleo to Mann woro on lmd and even a car full of enthusasts from Lhuo braved tho' threatenng weather and wont 3T mles to tho dance. Musc was furnshed by the Waawa Ranch Cowboy Quntette Club. Dancng began at 8 o'clock and by 0 tho danco floor was well (Hed. Ono steps, waltzes and fox trots followed eacl other n quck order. Several new features wero ntroduced causng no end of exctement nnd amusement. The frst novelty was a "lucky dance." A dozen or more numbered crcles wero drawn on the floor and when the musc stopped suddenly nt a shrll whstle there was a scramble for the charmed crcles. A spnnng wheel on whch tho numbers wero marked off then settled tho fate of the lucky couple who were tho recpents of varous small favors. As there wore a number of blanks on tho wheel the exctement was sometmes prolonged for several dances. The second feature of tho evenng was a one-ste- dancng contest for n handsome lovng cup donated by Mr. Erng Mnhlum of C. B. Hofgaurd & Co. Twenty couples entered as contestants and all who dd not dance voted on tho best dancers. Tho three couples recevng tho hghest number of votes then danced agan and tho two couples recevng the hghest voto then danced off for tho fnals. Tho fnal voto stood.0-2- and the cup was presented to Mr. Roendahl, tho genal manager of the MoBrydo Sugar Co. store and hs partner, Mss Pllar of Eleele. An added tem of nterest was tho almost total ellpse of tho moon whch was staged as a sde show to tho evenng's amusement. Tho next dance wll be held at tho Wamoa Hall on tho thrd Saturday of January, at whch now features wll bo added. LHUE UNON SERVCE. Specal nterest centered n the servce Sunday evenng because for tho frst tme tho general publc heard tho now ppo organ. Accordngly thero was a largo audence, some comng from as far away as Keala on ono sldo and Koloa on tho other. Naturally the place of honor was gven to tho organ, wth voluntary, nterludes and postludo, n all of whch Mr. ngalls dd ample uslco to h sown flno art and to tho tone and qualty of tho organ. Mrs. ngalls rendered a voln solo wth oxqubltu skll, tho Aroso of Handel. Tho chor, under tho offectvo leadershp of the now organ, rendered tho hymns wth lno sprt and harmony. Mr. Lydgato n tho sermon emphaszed tho valuo and mportance of tho muscal sdo of tho sorvco and outlned tho possbltes of tho organ as an ad to worshp. Tho church was beautfully decorated for tho occason, manly n gladolus and Shasta dases. RZAL DAY. Tho memory of Rznl, tho great Flpno patrot, was approprately honored on Sunday by a mass mootng at Koalla whore tho daytme oxor-- lsos conssted of athletc games and contests, nnd tho evenng ones to patrotc addresses, orchestra musc, otc, followed by generous mnstratons of co cream and cake. Thoro woro somo 2H0 partcpants present, mostly from Keala and Lhuo. t was tho 2st annversary of tho death of Rzal. Mr. C. Masor. County Audtor, louvos by tho Klnau today for n very much noedod vacaton at tho Volcano. Just nt ths tme of tho year he s vory much n demand beng audtor for several othor concerns besdes tho, County. How-overnecessty knows no law and health comes frst. Wo wsh hm a good tme' nnd a safe return n good shape. Wo aro glad to learn that Mrs. Masor nccompanos hm. She wll take good caro of hm am yjq vorsu,

2 THE GARDEN SLAND, TUESDAY, JAN., 9.8 THE GARDEN SLAND ssued Every Tuesday Mornng Kenneth C. Hopper J. M. Lydgate TUESDAY NEW YEAR'S GREETNG. Paul "Forgettng the thngs whch are behnd and reachng forward to the thngs that are before, press toward the goal." We learn by experence. We look back only that we may regret our falures and correct them; that we may reoce n our successes and emulate them. Otherwse we look forward for the future s the feld of our vctores. The year 97 s gone; there s no use cryng over ts splled mlk. Hut 9S s ahead of us our nterests, our attanments, our conquests are there. May t be for us the best, the most sgnfcant year n hstory! And wthal, n spte of war, wth ts v;.r taxes, and war economes and war sacrfces, may t be for all A Happy New Year! 97 N RETROSPECT. As Seen n the Columns of the Garden sland. January. As seen n the columns of the Gar den sland! 7 made a bad start locally, by the record of the tragc death of Chas. Make of Koloa. Also the sad death of Mrs. Yunaghara of Klauea. The Brown case s n cvdemce early n the year, and more or less all the way through sometmes columns of t. sometmes n bref menton to report progress. There was a hopeful confdence n regard to the N'awlwl breakwater n January. February. A very successful far for the beneft of the Mahelona Hosptal nettng $350. The death of J. H. Alexander n, for many years prncpal of the Lhue publc schools. Vst of Chas. F. Dole, author and lecturer. March. Openng of the Lhue Armory wth grand Natonal Guard ball. Aprl. Anthrax outbreak at Hanale entals much loss to the Prncevlle Ranch and threatens smlar rest of the sland. dsaster to the The Corell Bros. Tro gve some very enoyable hgh-clas- s orchestral concerts. Food conservaton begns to be heard of and talked about; manly n the form of home gardens and sland grown produce. Resgnaton of Mr. Tmmons. May. Hanale Hstorcal papers, researches and remnscences, occupy much space n the paper. Much valuable and nterestng hstorcal matter put on record. Organzaton of the Lhue Red Cross. Prmary electons. June. County Agent apponted and arrves. Schools close wth customary exercses. July. Great Red Cross Drve at Lhue. July ; Tag Day. Our frst experence of a "drve." We take to t as a duck takes to water. Mahelona Memoral Hosptal opened and patents receved. Brgham's Dary of an early vst to Kaua runs through several ssues. August. Los of the R. P. Rthet by fre at sea. Crew reaches Kaua n open boat, ten days at sea. Annual meetng of Kaua Chamber of Commerce. September. Salvaton Army band on Kaua. Mss Kuhlg, communty nurse, ar Managng Edtor Assocate Edtor JAN. rves and begns her work. October. The Cropp-Wcbe- r weddng, the "swcllest thng" n ts lne yet seen. Lve meetng of the Chamber of Commerce at Wamea to protest aganst government polcy n regard to homesteadng. Relgous educaton campagn. Lberty Loan Day. Patrotc gatherng and address. November. Monster Mokhana far to rase funds for support of communty nurse, etc. Over $000 realzed. Mrs. Russell tours Kaua n the nterest of food conservaton. Congressonal party vsts Kaua and makes tour of the sland. The Hartlett exhbton of water colors and prnts. The Natonal Guard goes nto camp at Kawaloa, Oahu. December. Teachers' Conventon at Hanale. Much Red Cross actvty the sland over. 'nsatsfuctory servce of the Knau trp. The communty Chrstmas tree and carol sngng. Great Red Cross drve. nstallaton of ppe organ n Lhue Unon Church. CARE N EDUCATON. Lyman Ahbott n The Outlook says: "The South s convnced that the two races must not be educated together n the same schools. Apparently the Northern teachers workng n the South entertan the same opnon. Wth very rare exceptons, they educate ther chldren whle young n ther own homes, and as soon as the chldren reach a sutable age send them North to whte schools for ther educaton. n ths the Southern convcton and the Northern practce are both founded on a sound prncple. On ths prncple mssonares n pagan lands have generally acted, sendng as early as practcable ther chldren to Amerca to school and college. Educaton s not all furnshed by teachers and text-book- More potent than both combned n nfluence upon the character s school companonshp. Whatever the future may have n store for us, at present the chldren of Negro parents are generally not such as exert an elevatng nfluence upon whte companons. Slavery would not be the evl thng whch now practcally all Amercans beleve t to have been f the chldren of slave parents were the best companons for the chldren of an always free people." The above has sgnfcant mplcatons for us here n the educaton of our chldren. WHAT ABOUT SCHOOL SURVEY? Some months ago there was more or less talk of a school survey whch was to be undertaken some tme n the near future. We would respectfully nqure whether there s stll any chance of ths promse beng redeemed, or was t only a poltc sop to pacfy an n sstent publc for the tme beng. HO K E AT WAMEA. There was a monster Sunday School Holke at Wamea on Chrstmas Day n whch the Sunday Schools all the way from Koloa to Kekaha partcpated. There was some very excel lent sngng such as only Hawalans can do, and a good deal of frendly competton between the dfferent schools partcpatng. Not only the chldr'm enoyed t but the grown folks as well. W: TAKL THS OTOMTNTY KT AN K N l! MANY KBKNDS AND CUSTOM l'.ls AND KXPBKsS-S- O OUU APPKFC ATON OF TKU PATHOS AUK AND UOOD WLL, AND WSH OSK AND A.L A HAPPY NEW YEAR ANDREWS EXPRESS CO. M. E. Gomes Jr. Mgr. RANSOME Concrete Machnery Catton, Concrete Mxers Buckets Oront Mxers Hosts Dstrbutors: Nel, & Co., Ltd. KNGNKKRS Fuller9s Pure Prepared ram Most durable and economcal Sold By Lewers & Cooke, Lttl- - Lumber & Buldng Materal Adopted by the followng base lwl! organzatons for the '.MT season; Oahu League Kaua Amateur Athletc Assocaton Mau Athletc Assocaton molulu Commercal League llo Base Ball League Oahu Plantatons' Base Ball League Regmental Scres, Seholeld Barracks TL REACH "CORK CKNTKJ'' BALL s used exclusvely by the Amercan League am World's Champons REACH GOODS (Ko Jl7V ra Keacn BASEBALL GOODS The Standard of the Base Ball World ae for.sale at the prncpal stores on Kaua Theo. K. Daves & Co., Ltd. DSTRBUTORS TOR 'T K A. J. RLAC CO. ft 5J Ord Hs my Crar lltr s fsat of scalte Does not Each cake s wrapped to nsure delvery A? ra Ma! Our Mal (';: n: m.'.'t :-- CNC'P- - t lolnl! v Well cr,;!!,..:m'v all 'Ur vr: and Tolet want-- -. thonuy a!.t-c- We wll ':y ( " nl ordets of.vlr' and over, except the l llown ; Mner;:! Waters, Baby Foocls, ( lassware Mn arleles ul' unusual wedl am value Alcohol, Strychnne, Non-Maab!- Rat posons, odne, Ant poon, Mer cury Antseptc Tablets, Lyscl, Carbolc AcJ, Gasolne, Turpentne, en-ztn- e and all other nov.crtous or artcles. f your olcr s very heavy or c 'as much lqud, w sue;.,'. : s t you have l s tl ly 'reet. Benson, Smth & Co., Ltd. "Servce Every Second'' The Rexal Store de Latte Automatc GAS MACHNE The deal fuel maker for the fanner, plantaton and the small communty. Manufactures heatng and lul.tr Ks from prolne, r.nd at present prce of ;asoluc wll produce Kas at a cost of 6SC per 000 cubc feet. Automatc; non explosve; makes ntensely hot flame nstantly; smple; durable; approved by Natonal Board of Fre Underwrters. ron Works Co. wsts. MPERA PEROX to you n a santary condton and to retan t's orgnal delcate perfume. Made n the cleanest most santary factory n the world. Agents for Hawa S mm) s U.-- 5 '.l For Lhue Sf le a Store CVS mperal Peroxde s an antseptc soap, made for Nursery, Tolet and general purposes. Has a most pleasng effect on delcate skn, besdes makng t healthy and clean. Wamea Stables) P.O. Box 524 LMTED Up-to-da- Lvery, Drayng am Hoardng.Stable and Auto-Lver- y Busness. AUTOMOBLE STAGE-LN- E BETWEEN LHUE and KEKAHA Leavng Lhue every Monday, Wednesday and Frday, Leavng Kekaha every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. ARRVNG AT THKR DKSTNATON N TURKC HOURS F. WEBER, Manager. Telephone 43 W Wamea P. O. Box 7 MAX GREENBAUGH M. NT AC T t'kkks' At '. E N T KAUA CORRESPONDENCE NVTED Offce: Hawaan Hgtkl! CHANG HNG KEE Propretor LHUE HARNESS SHOP Back of Garden sland Offce. Harness and Saddle Maker, Automoble Tops and General Repar Work. Henry Waterhoue Trust Co., Ltd. buys and sells RKAL KSTATK and STOCKS and BONDS and rents SA-- DC POST BONUS Fort and Merchant Sts. r e llu. Bamam ll4: t.:,. f...!.....mnvw.s arc ust us oo. as.muneun.r.t. n n. uhkh Hed nner ubes, oe vtcn mtated n colr but nu'er n qualty. 4M NY r wll tt'.l you that Mcheltl Ur,v.:ral.-- c.ve remarkable mle. a",e. Why? lkc ue these unequalled tres contan rnco qualty rubber and fabrc. Prove ths by havng us wegh a Mchcln n comparson wth other non-ukj- s. You wll fnd the Mcheln 2 to 5.r heaver than the average. You ov:o t to youreut to gve these h'-nuult- y, nujcrate-prce- d a tral. tes m g. A.

3 V THE GARDEN SLAND. TUESDAY, JAN, 98. roc ARE RESPONSBLE for the welfare of those dependent upon you Have You Made A Wll? f not, t s your duty to do so nt onro Do not make tlr excuse tlat your estate s!. mall Pnal estates need more careful management even than large ones. Make Your Wll Now, and Appont Hawaan Trust Company, Lmted, as Extcu! or. Come n and talk t over wth us, or wrte to us anv.t ths mportant matter, a consultaton wth our ofleers wll place you under no oblgaton. You Wll Make A Mstake f you appont an ndvdual as executor; no matter how loyal and capable le may be, he s subect to accdent, sckness, or death, and at best hs udgement s but the udgment of an ndvdual. Py appontng the Hawaan Trust Company, Lmted, as executor, you secure the fathful servces of a group of strong, conservatve, experenced busness men, who make a specalty of the admnstraton of estates, and who possess nformaton on sound relable nvestments. One or more of these men may fall sck or de, but others stand ready to carry on the work. The exstence of the Hawaan Trust Company, Lmted, s perpetual, and rm may rest assured that the nterests of your estate and the welfare of your loved ones, wll be safeguarded, f you name ths company as executor of your Wll, or Trustee 'uh r your Wll. Hawaan Trust Company, Lmted 20 S. Kng Street, T. H. (CAPTAL AND SURPLUS $500,000.) Stock and Bond Department Real Estate Department nsurance Department Authorzed by Law to act as Executors, Trustees, Admnstrators and Guardans. OFFCERS AND DRECTORS Safe Telephone 255 Depost Vaults J. R. GALT, Treasurer and Manager ' R. B. ANDERSON, Drector Vce-Presdent E. D. TENNEY, Presdent C. H. COOKE. H. H. WALKER, Assstant Treasurer C. H. ATHERTON, Drector 3. G. WLDER, Secretary F. C. ATHERTON, Drector John R. Bergstrom Rep. Musc Co. Panos and Player Panos on small monthly PANOS FOll REST TUNNG AND REPARNG Phone Lhue Hotel Souvenrs MEETNG OF SUPERVSORS. A specal meetng of the Board of Supervsors of the County of Kaua was held at the offce of the Board on Thursday, December 27, 97, at 0 o'clock for the purpose of completng the estmate of expendtures for publc works and permanent mprovements for the next ensung year (98). Present: H. D. Wshard, Charman T. Brandt W. D. McBryde J. F. Bottencourt, Jr. A. Menefoglo An estmate of expendtures for road and water works for the year was submtted by the County Engneer, J. H. Moragne, and of ths estmate the followng were approved by the Board: Wamea Dstrct. Muna road, gradng & ma cadamzng 4 mles on new locaton 4 n. ma cadam, brdges & dra4ns.$ 30, Renew wooden brdge near E. Knudsen's resdence. GOO 00 Straghtenng man road man span (wood & rons) 2, Concrete top on brdge near Klauea School, Culvert at old brdge 2 mles ths sde of Klauea, Macadamzng H a n a e Beach roads, etc 6, Olng or asphaltng the man road thru Hanalel Dstrct, about 6 mles. 20, Mscellaneous & upkeep of all roads n Hanalel year 0, Total 42, County Road Machnery.. 0, Water Works of the County 0, Grand Total $20, McBryde moved that a copy of the estmate of expendtures for publc works and permanent mprovements for the year 98, approved by the Board on the 5th nst., and also at ths meetng, be forwarded to J. K. Farley, Esq., Chef Tax Assessor & Collector for Kaua & Nlhau, wth a WAR BREADS. Mrs. Russell. (Reprnted by request.) Sweet Potato Bread. For 3 loaves, take two good-szesweet potatoes equvalent to one pound, bol and mash; add enough water to make up 3 cups full; mx wth one cup potato yeast; add 6 cups flour and 3 teaspoons salt. Mx at nght and cover, and make up nto loaves early n the mornng. Rase agan for an hour and bake. The potato mxture should bo cool before the yeast s added.. rsh Potato Bread. Make n the same way as the sweet potato bread, addng 3 tablespoons sugar. Rce Bread. For 3 loaves, take 3 tablespoons uncooked rce, boled n 3 cups water tll soft. When cool, mash together; add enough water to make up 3 cups full; mx wth cup potato yeast;.u!d 6 cups flour, wth 3 tablespoons sugar and 3 teaspoons salt. Proceed We neutly puck and mal as n Sweet Potato Bread. Hawaan Souvenrs. notfcaton that the requrement of Graham Bread. Hawa & South Seas Curo the County for the next ensung year To make 3 loaves, take 4 cups Co. wll be sx tenths of one () whte flour; sft wth 3 teaspoons salt,. thru Makawell, culverts, (6-- per cent for Current Expenses, and 3 tablespoons sugar, and 5 cups Cra gradng and macadamzng 3, four-tenth- s (4-- of one () per cent ham flour. Add cup potato yeast for permanent mprovements, and be and 2 cups lqud (mlk or water) Olng roads ng seconded by Mr. Brandt, the Mscellaneous & upkeep moton was carred. above. Proceed as n Sweet Potato Broad THE BANK OF HAWA, work, year 0, At 2 o'clock noon the meetng ad Cereals. Lmted ourned subect to the call of the n buyng cereals, select those LHUE BRANCH Total $ 45, char. whch are not made of wheat. Choose Koloa Dstrct. corn-flakes-, oat-mea- Lhue, Kaua, Hawa rolled oats, corn Rebuldng 3 mles road be KAUA FOR PROHBTON. Oat-meameal, homny, etc. l and corn Deposts are receved subect tween Lawa & Wahlawa.f 0, meal should be put to soak the nght to check. Certfcates of depost ssued payable on de- mles 4, tlon to Congress crculated recently ed, the better they are. f possble Asphaltng the above 3 The followng letter refers to a pell before, also the longer they are cook mand. Loans made on approved securty. n Koloa gap Dec. 26, 97. before and set t asde to be reheated Rebuldng mle of road n Llhue. cook your cereal for 2 hours the day Asphaltng above mle Rev. J. M. Lydgate, Lhue, Kaua. n the mornng. Drafts Drawn on road, My Dear Mr. Lydgate: We recev Cereals are amongst our cheapest 2 San Francsco concrete brdges at Ko ed the petton a few days ago and foods and of hgh food value. Never New York Hong Kong loa (old mll)..., were very much pleased wth the number of names and wth the reprsenta-tlv- from breakfast. Add t to your bread throw away what you have left over 4 London Yokohama concrete brdges on short cut road (superstructure) 2, people who sgned t. We thank or fry t for lunch, servng t wth Olng or asphaltng Koloa SAVNGSfcDEPARTMENT you very much for your effort n ths syrup, or make t nto wafers, as fol nterest pad on Savngs Deposts. 4 per cent on ord- Olng or asphaltng on fortunate n our pettons sent to Cereal Wafers. Mrs. Russell. Landng road, drecton. We were very much less lows : nary and 4 per cent on Term man road 3, Hlo and to Mau. Nether of them Take the mush left from breakfast, Deposts. Ordnary Savngs Mscellaneous & upkeep of succeeded n gettng any names on add a lttle salt, work n enough flour Deposs wll be receved up to all roads 0, ther petton. Ths s a very pecu to make a stff dough. Knead tll $2,500 n any one account. Macadamzng Kukuolono lar knd of work, and only those smooth, roll thn, cut n squares or and around R. R. Staton who are deeply nterested n the wth the cooke cutter, and bake as Safe DErosrr Boxes for cause are able to accomplsh any you would cookes to a delcate brown. Rent $2 and $3 a Year Total $ 4, satsfactory results. Serve nstead of crackers wth soup. Llhue Dstrct. Our pettons n were very Delcous Mush. Mrs. Broadbent. Walua brdge new con satsfactory. We had very many representatve names upon our pettons, the evenng before you wsh to use Cook cup oat meal for 2 hours crete structure and ap proaches $ 5, and people who formerly would not t; set t away covered wth cold Kapaa wooden brdge on take any nterest n a thng of ths water. Next mornng take cup JEWELERS shortcut road knd are now wllng to help; for n cream of wheat, V& teaspoon salt n 3 Macadamzng Halehaka- - stance, people lke Abraham Lews cups water, and cook 0 mnutes; then Malumalu road not ncludng cost of stone de ney of Castle & Cooke, Ltd., showng tnue cookng. Bran may be also be of the Bank of Hawa, and Mr. Ten- - add the oat meal; beat well and con everythng n the lvered 4, that there s a decded change n the added. Corn meal may be used n Slver and Gold Lne, Rebuldng mle of road sentment of the people of ths cty. the same way. Rch Cut Glass and bet. Hanamaulu & Wa Thankng you agan for your en Oatmeal Rock. lua 4, deavors n our behalf and for your One-hal- f cup melted fat, cup of Art Goods. Asphaltng above mle of contnued nterest n our work, and honey, tcapsoon salt, egg, 2 cups Merchandse of the road, wshng you a happy New Year, we wheat flour, teaspoon cloves, teaspoon cnnamon, 2 teaspoons bakng Best Qualty Only. Olng or asphaltng on. are, Yours Bncerely, man roads 4, GEO. W. PATY, powder, 2 cups rolled oats. fa cup Mscellaneous repar. work Secretary League, seedless rasns. Mx frst four Ant-Suloo- ngredents, then add mxture of dry on all roads 0, H.F.WCHMAN&C0.,LD. Road Lhue Mll to Lhue COMMERCAL REVEW OF 97. ngredents, and rasns. Drop onto School, rebuldng & as greased tns and bake n a hot oven. Leadng phaltng From Thrum's Annual we synopsze Jewelers. Oatmeal Wafers. Mrs. Dodge, Mau. the followng statement: Two eggs, cup sugar, tablespoon P. O. Box 342 Total $ 40, The exports for the fscal year end melted butter, 2 cups rolled oats, Kawahau Dstrct. ng June 30, reached a total value of Vfc teaspoon salt, fa teaspoon vanlla. Macadamzng schoolhouhe nearly 74 mllon dollars, an advance Beat the eggs untl lght, add sugar road; hosptal road and over the precedng year of nearly gradually, and then str n other ngredents. Drop from a upooa on a Homestead road from mllon dollars. Kapaa to top of hll (not The mports showed a smlar hgh well greased cooky sheet. Spread ncludng rock) $ 5, level, reachng nearly 53 mllon dol thn wth a knfe frst dpped n cold Olng or asphaltng man lars, an advance of 3 mllons over water. Bake n a moderate oven. road thru Kawahau Ds the precedng year. The excess o When done, remove at once from the trct. 4 mles 6, exports over mports was about 3 cooky sheet, as they get very brttle. Mscellaneous & upkeep of mllon dollars. (Can be made wthout butter.) all roads 0, Most of the gan s attrbutable to the staple ndustres, sugar and pne prepared coffee to the value of about Total $ 2, apples, though there s somewhat of $7000; and that wth the fnest sugar Hanalel Dstrct. a gan n other mnor ndustres, such factores n the world, several of them Wanha Brdge new con as hdes, honey, wool, rce, etc. makng refned sugar, we yet mport crete structure (new t s somewhat of a surprse that sugar and molasses to the value of pers) wth Kona coffee, unsurpassed, we $2,000; and confectonery to the Newest.Coolest Hotel n Hm Lumuhu Brdge, renew clam, n the world, we yet mport value of. 23,000. Fort Street Fryng Shortenng Address CRSCO For Fryng--Fo- r For Cake Shortenng Makng There s no smoke nor odor. Fred foods are free from the taste of grease. They now are tasty and crsp, Thev are made more dgestble, for Crsco s all vegetable. The same Crsco can be used to fry fsh, onons, doughnuts, etc., merely by stranng out the food partcles after each rvng. Crsco gves pastrv a new flakness and dgestblty. Crsco always s of the same freshness and consstency. t's unform qualty makes for unform results. CaJe Mayng Crsco gves rchness at smaller cost, t brngs cake-makn- g back to popularty. Butter blls are reduced and cakes stay fresh and most longer. Order by mal from JEFFS FASHON CO., NC. The House of Smart, Exclusve Styles n Lades Trnnrd Mllnery Separate Skrts Chldren's Dresses Suts, Prces moderate ready-to-we- ar Fne gowns l'louses Coats Etc. Box 422 Tan Army Blucher Munson Last $4.50 par A real outdoor shoe for men. For all sorts of weather; real leather all the way through. They wll pay you dvdends. Manufacturers' Shoe Store Let Us Do All Your Laundry and Dry Cleanng Terrtoral Messenger Servce 5

4 THE GARDEN SLAND TUESDAY. JAN., 98; "ndustry earns; Economy manages; Prudence plans; Frugalty saves; But thrft-t- hrft earns, AND plans, AND Manages, And saves." We pay 4 nterest on tme deposts. Bshop & Company Savngs Department velvet-smoot- Snow whte, h collars and lnen; thoroughly cleaned gowns and suts; beautfully colored, permanently dyed fabrcs;-the- se three ponts n excellent servce are offered you by the French Laundry Mal orders a specalty. 777 So. Kng St., W. H. ZMMERMAN Manufacturer JOHN F. RA'OZO, Llme, Kaua. Kaua Agent. For Holday Remembrance you may look far and long and yet not come upon anythng more suted to the tmes than REGAL SHOES Let every member of your famly reoce n Regal-cla- d feet. Order bv mal. REGAL SHOE STORE, Oahu Ernest Palmera 96 Buck for hre at all hours. Tel. 228 Car No. 404 Kapaa Extracts From Daly Reports eellent for bolng, but not so P'"",, ",l( h of Rood for po. he Hawaans do not of County Agents rase ths as a rule, but some wll be rased by the hu. beleve that more palakea taro should be MAU rased thruout the terrtory. Sprayng Potatoes. Japanese Cooperatve Socetes. Sprayed potatoes at Patterson A commttee of Japanese came demonstraton farm usng to me for help regardng ther sell- - home-mad- e Bordeaux supplement- - ng, buyng problems. We called ed wth 3 lb. arsenate of lead to on ten Japanese lvng n Keahou, 00 gallons sprayng mxture, n Kanahu and Kcalakekua and comparson wth pyrox" supple- - found the followng condtons: mented wth Fars Green. Results The coffee producers not re-thfar attaned would ndcate cevng at present what they con- - ate that both posons have been effec- - sder a far prce for ther coffee. tye n checkng nsect nury, as Often when they sell to the large no blght has yet appeared. The merchants here thev do not get effectveness of the two forms of cash but trade checks. n add- - Bordeaux cannot yet be determn- - ton they consder that the ner- - ed. Fnd that approxmately 00 chants charge them excessve prc- - gallons of soluton s requred to es for what they buy. snrav an acre of notatoe n whch These Japanese want to go to- - the plants are seta foot apart n gether and buy ther stuff whole- - rows 30 nches apart, plants avevag- - sale, and want to fnd out the low ng a foot n hegth. Also that t est prce they can get for rce n requred! about 9 to ton lots. They pefer Japanese hour-day- s spray an acre thoroughly when us rce, but t ths cannot be gotten, ng a knapsack or comprsed ar wll take Texas rce. Thev also hand sprayer. On the above bass wsh to buy ther sovu, barley, wth present costs of materal and clothes, etc. the same way. f labor t cost us to spray approx they can exchange ther coffee and mately as follows: other produce for the stuff they Wta'.oe wth Bordeaux mxture buy, n ths manner t wll be much pp'.cntnted wth arsenate of soda better for them. xv. v.s-rthe ordnary 3 gallon Opkhale, Klpahohoe Awa Producton ca;ctt knapsack or compressed At Kpahoehoe and South found ar sprayer. consderable awa root producton. 0 lb. blue stone (copper sul- - He Hawaans n tns part are rh.te") (A 5c $.50 makng a busness of rasng and 0 lb. Best burned lme l!.4.5 dryng ths root. Near Papa there 3 lb. Arsenate of lead 30c.5 s about 60 acres of t. t takes Two davs labor for mxng and fve to sx years for the roots to applyng spray Uv.50 pet mature. They are then dug, cut dav 3 00 n slces, cleaned ana anowea 0 drv n the sun before shppng Total cost per acre 5.70 The Hawaans say that they ave There s no allowance for equp race two or three tons per nce ment n the above. yeld. Thev send t to San Fran Sprayng wth power equpment c9c0 recevng from?60 to 870 per lessons costs somewhat, and great ton for t. Most of ths awa be ly ncreasng the capacty for cover ng used for medcnal purposes, ng the ground rapdly. t s est Pa, mated that no less than two and not more than fve sprayngs wll There s also consderable pa be necessary for effectve control. Home Gardens n Central Mau Dec. and 2th spent n udg ng home gardens wtn Messrs Mathews, Edtor Mau News Some 200 mles covered by auto and foot vstng some 5 gardens. Very credtable gardens were seen n eact ot tne several cusrcs. The udges gave consderaton to only the four or fve gardens whch the dstrct supervsors consdered the best n ther respectve ds trcts, ths beng necessary because of the large number of gardens competng there beng possbly 500 n Central Mau alone. Three frst przes wll be awarded to Cen tral Mau contestants, These wll consst of a free trp and a weeks stav n ; 2nd and 3rd przes wll consst of useful com modtes. Full report wll appear n the Mau News of the 4th nst Ths home garden competton was carred out under the auspces of the Mau County Far & Racne Assn, The Countv Agent has gv en freely of the Food Comms son's servce to ths work and has obtaned much valuable data as a result of hs contact wth the work. Kula and Makawao Demonstratons. Materals were dstrbuted, new lots of solutons were made up and n several cases a fnal sprayng was made to the crops of potatoes soon to be harvested. On the whole the present wnter crop of potatoes not badly ht by the blght; on the other hand, there s ample evdence that the sprayng has been effectve n wardng off the blght n many cases. The and aphs nury cut-wor- together wth possbly the newlv dscovered potato mte appears to have been qute as serous a draw back as the blght. Scarcely less attenton has been gven to the n sect pests that to the potato ds eass, and t becomes apparent that a number of factors must be con tended wth rather than wth the blght alone. WEST HAWA. Taro Hu, Hookena. urove to nookena to nep torm a nu tor tne rasng ot taro. ne people here wanted to sometme ago organze ths hu. One has fnally been organzed, wth Mr satnue loomey or KeaaKecua as presdent. There wll be about 35 famles n t altogether. There has been a shortage of taro for sometme, many stoppng from rasng t, the pull havng rsen from $.50 to and 84 per bag. Ths beng too hgh the Hawaans have been substtutng nan nour ana taro. tnsnu ntends to greatly ncrease the amount of taro n South Kona es pecally, reducng the prce of taro. Kona wll be suppled frst, and the surplus sent to Am tryng to get Kona produce consumed m Hona wherever pos' sble. Mr. Henuques, who has consd erable land n ths vcnty has offered the hu good taro land at $2 per acre rent. There s a whte taro that s ex rased n ths vcnty. The tubers are used for makng startch, The Hawaans use ths sta tch both for the clothes and for food, mxng t n po. They do not rase t on a commercal scale however. Kona-Pun- Kapoho. Vsted growers near Kapoho; ran K 5V6 acres potatoes, acres pea nuts, one acre watermelons, and wll soon plant moro acres of each. Say that sland potatoes and heans have hecn felures n that regon. Hybrd potatoes complete falures. Henry Lyman has growng pgeon peas and edble canna, whch are now dong well; also has three mported Ches ter 'Whtes, thrteen small pgs and thrty-nn- e turkeys. Gave 000 sweet potato cuttngs to Pasyck. Volcano dstrct acres cabbages, 3V2 acres corn, 2 acres beans, 24 acres sland potatoes, $4 acres pumpkns. Wll soon plant 20 acres corn, l' acres cabbage, acres sland potatoes and V acre of sweet potatoes. Mr. Englsh wll try alfalfa. Gave hm small quantty of seed. s havng success wth des ter Whtes, 3 pure bred mature hogs and 29 small pgs. OAHU. Kaneohe, Waaohle, Kala, Wakane. Kce crop comng off very well through these dstrcts. Chnese seem satsfed and feel they are get tng very good yelds. Japaneso pea nuts comng along farly well and promse a good crop. New rce land leased from Sng Chong by Japanese plowed up and ready for plantng at rght tme. At present a good deal of water due to heavy rans. Ths land looks good and fertle.. L. McCandless' rce land at Wa hole dle. Can anythng be done? Ho does not seem to bo able to see clear of the shadow of a dollar. unnaman uy cnurcl nas a gcod corn plantng. worked y :hneso near Kaaawa Pont gve promse of a good yeld. Market. General condtons farly good; good bock on nana a present, what can bo done wth great surplus? Bellna Ranch. tattle on ths place look very far new coast cattle pckng up. The old slock are beng mported and sold. ced felds of alfalfa, pondan and sorghum lookng very well. Lucas. ( has..ucas clams he s short of feed so wants to sell some of hs cat te. These cattle are mostly mported Holsten stock. Market..ooKng nto sweet potatoes com ng n trom around the sland fnd there are not too many. rsh po tato seed comng n soon accordng to the market. Kamehameha Schools. gong on well..mr. or den nterested n comng Terrtoral Far n the sprng. Drectons classes, przes, nst me t ons, etc., ought to no sent out or posted around the slands n prnted form. sland and mported stock should be separately classfed. Makapu. Japaneso dong good work here; t cleared. Corn and tomatoes dong well; some potatoes n and dong ncely..more beng planted ns they obtan seed. Good seed s beng gotten from o Chung & Co. Kalua. Kverythng nt Kalua dong well; onlv one corn patch ht by hopper. About 30 aerus of onons now about all transplanted. EAST HAWA. School Gardens. Talked over plan for fertlzng ex perment nt Papakot wth prncpal. Gardens n laborers' camps dong verv ncelv. The people here show sgns of nterest. Measured off plots nnd staked com ers for experment at school gardens. Made four equal plots 40 x 22 wth a space between plots, one to be fertlzed wth complete fertlzer; one wt n saneu nne; one wun nom lme and fertlzer and one as a check. Homo spare ground near these plots s to be planted at the same tme by the Portuguese antor of school n ho old fashoned Portuguese manner of plantng. Camps Maukaa. Large garden along sdo of houses n camps; corn, cassada, beans, sweet potatoes nnd cabbages man crops. orn and beans dong very ncely except n a few gardens where the cut worm s very troublesome. Pump kn., peanuts and cassava, also taro ne r Hawaan homes dong very well now wth rany weather. Kawk. On a Portuguese place here s a lemon tree about 0 feet hgh wth very lttle folage and branches on t except at end of long bare trunk; has about 20 to 30 lemons on t, each lemon weghng close to pound. On askng why more were not rased sad they dd nt one tme but t had all been cleared for cane. One Japanese has some dry land rce growng. Soy Deans gve sgns of a very good crop; potatoes dong poorly on account of too much ran; sweet corn growng 8 to 0 feet hgh wth 2 to 3 good ears to a stalk. More taro beng planted as there s a hotter prce lor Jt. no Japanese get together and send the taro to the Coast n crates. Gave out turnp seed to the truck gardeners to try out to seo what success there s hero n turnp grow ng. Hlo. Collected pledge cards and school cards. Lmed and fertlzed school plots and had school boys dg over the area and mark t for plantng. Boys nterested n work. Teacher has asked them to submt a paper on the thrd day of school next term on the work and proceedng wth the ex pernent. Experments are gong to be carred out n all the school and the students famlarzed wth the work. Hlo Boardng School. Taro ready for harvestng. Found a grass growng n taro held and n pasture that s very vgorous grower crowdng out other grasses and grow ng all n and around the taro, chok ng t out. Sent specmens to T. S Experment Staton for name, char acterstc of growth and usefulness Hakalau. Went to seo potatoes sprayed week ago. Rany weather washng off spray; young plants that were no uauy aneceu snow tne nenelt o sprayng. Mau beans, lma beans peas, tomatoes, corn, cabbages all do ng very ncely. Camps along roadsdes all have good gardens and show sgns of much n terest nnd work n gardenng. All bakers usng 0 barrels or more of flour per month are requred to take out a lcense. The sze of the loaf of bread wll be stablzed to the multples of 6 ounces and 24 ounces. Lcense applcatons wll n forwarded to all bakers as soon they are receved n. The steps that are now beng taken to regulate the bakng ndustry ar only part of the program contempt: leu. te wteat conservaton pro gram, whch s the most mportan part, wll bo the next step. Ther s a pressng necessty of reducng th consumpton of wheat Hour n th 'nted States by at least twenty-flmllon barrels n the next twelv months n order that we may hav even tne mnmum necessary tor ex port overseas to our own and our alles' lghtng forces and for our alles' mnmum cvlan needs. n vew of the regulaton of bakers who conserve wheat, t wll bo well for county agents to encouarge the producton of cassava from whch can be manufactured a very satsfactory flour. f suffcent quanttes of cassava are avalable, we wll ther be n a very good poston to substtute cassava Hour for a porton of the whte Hour consumed should regulatons come from Washngton reducng the quantty of Hour to be used n the manufacture of bread. Cassava s a safe crop to rase because f t s not needed for human consumpton as flour, t can always s al- le fel to pgs, for whch there ways a ready sale. J. K. CHLD, Asst. Executve Ollcer. MORRS & COMPANY'S B SUPREME BRAND TABLE DELCAC ES Kvcrv Can (umuttrd QUOTATONS SUBMTTED UPON REQUEST GONSALVES & CO., LTD. Agents for Hawa. 74 Queen Street, -, T. H. Nawlwl Garage C. W. SPTZ, Prop. NAWLWL, KAUA TELEPHONE 494 Automobles to all Parts of Kaua, all hours, Day and Nght AUTOMOBLES AND LGHT MACHNERY REPARED AGENTS FOR PERCE ARROW, HUDSON, STUDEBAKER, OVERLAND AND EORD CARS, FEDERAL AND REPUBLC TRUCKS Goodyear Tres and Tubes The best n the Market for the Money. Agents for nter sland Steam Navgaton at Nawlwl. Kaua Goodyear Co., Ltd. NAWLWL GARAGE, Agents for Kaua. Copyttt lurl Sbafncr & Mar Slva's Toggery,. J

5 THE GARDEN SLAND TUESDAY, JAN TUESDAY AND THURSDAY WED. JANUARY 2, AT THE TP TOP v f? Cv, A v V ' r, Don't Fal HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL Tp Top Theatr BG JANUARY and 3, 98 FEATURE ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDNARY George E. Barnes FUNNEST Drect From Hs Comc Dancng Hs Funny Make-u- p Hs Crazy Walks Hs Funny Feet Hs Foolsh Hats Hm Cry On One Sde Of Hs Face And Laugh on the Other See Hm Also Good Pctures Admsson 35c, 50c, By W. A. Fernandez Reserved Seats at to the Mr. Chldren Front Seats 5c Tp Top 75c 75 c Tckets, Now on Sale at Lke Store Offce Australa Schedule Show dates wll be as follows on the sland: Kapaa Ha!!, Wed. and Sat. Jan. 2 and 5, Keala Armory, Frday, Jan. 4, Kekaha, Mon. and Tues., Jan. 7 and 3. Wamea Hall, Wed. and Sat., Jan. 9 and 2, Eleele Flal, Thur. and Fr., Jan. 0 and, Makawel Flal, Mon. and Tues., Jan. 4 and 5 Koloa Hall, Wed. and Thur. 6,-- 7. THE At 7:30 P. M. MAN ALVE Comedy-Sngn- g The Greatest and Dancng Comedan before the Publc. f oa'.;vr M;;rs n.ayrus.t.ksknt- - Mae Murray -- N An unuvj-- hy. raus ZM a') scrbrg story cf a gr v :f v: :? ha t of a man vv!.o ddn't have ;x to ovc.!:;!';;! c: :'TKr o TM 'AMERCAN g:r'l Hearst Pczkc News Pctoral - ' ltntynwlllarjaywallace'tll - V Bd T MBE-R,- Up-to-du- Lazst Wet.V u, c Patrotc frcuys FRDAY AND SATURDAY KATHLYN VVA. WLLAMS "Bg Tmb Ragng forest fres, gant loggng scenes, a thrllng story, two bg stars---- a play ycu wll always remember KPSODK THE SCARLET RUNZR (Hgh Claos Ser&l Pcture) Hearst Pathe News Pctoral Up-to-Da- Most le Latest War News, Patrotc Pctures "At Frst Sght" program wll also be shown al' Koloa, Thursday, Jan. 3; Wamea, Fr.; Kekaha, Sat.; Keala, Mon. "Bg Tmber" program wll also be shown Kalaheo Homestead, Monday, Jan. 7.; Kapaa, Tues.; Makawel, Thur..A ALSO KGHTH.e7 '-- kw a K 3 SK'a at er OF EUele, Wed.; The Papaya tle Only (T.y. Source cf Papan k- - n ll 'u nt : rr--t l S. u'l Stll on ). At a tne'tn.u of the Cvc Conventon lc;d : a few Your letter of the 20th of September,' addressed to the Drector notls ago, some dscusson was nvtn to the s.'.lc: of papaya of Agrculture, has been referred rowum au.: t le 0 to me and, beg to say n reply papan. One speaker stats.l on that Cnrca ervthrocarpa s not that occason that he had receved grown n Jamaca, nformaton many ears ;,ro to the Fathfully yours, f-c- t na;-.that was produced n W. lakks, Jamaca from an entrely dleent Government llotnnst and Superntendent of Publc Gordens." - speces totn tn.- one wnc s grown n Hawa. Ths speces There appears to be no further n.nd to he Caca er t htocarpa room for doubt that the nformant and te mplcaton n the cones- - poulelce was o ue cucc tu ths latter speces s the true source of pap;. n. No refetence to ths speces as a source of commercal papan had been found n anv of the lterature pertanng to ths subect whch hal been rather carefully examned several vears ao at the Kxpenmont Staton. Correspondence on the subect of papan, ts source.-- and producton was conducted wth scentfc nsttutons n manv parts of the tropcs and revealed no reference to ervthrocr.rpa for ths use. The lulet'.l of 'he Botanc. d Petnrt-men- t of Jam tca and the lullen of the Dep.r. tau r.t of A culture of Jamaca whch con'.a.n tuque-t- t references t o papan d o not make a sngle r ference to C.rca frvthvocarra n ths or any other connecton so tar a.-- ndcated bv ther ndexes for twenty 0 thrty years of ther publcaton on fle here. Carca ervthrocarpa s natve to the 'eruv m Andes and s lv doubtful whether t woum Unnv n the cultvated pats of these s'atuls or of Jamaca. To ascertan wth certa.ty whelhe ths speces s to be found n Jamaca a letter was addressed, shortly after the meetng of the ' Cvc Conventon, to the Drector of Agrculture of that colony to' whch the followng reply was re ceved: "Dear Sr; from Jamaca who was responsble for the statements repeated by the speaker at the Cvc Conventon was ether umnforned or was ntentonally gvng msnformaton. The papava s the only speces of Carca whch has been extensvely used as a source of commercal papan. t seems desrable to make ths clear as there s some renewed nterest n papan at ths tme and t s mportant that tme should not be wasted n the plantng of trees other than those v.hch are known to yeld ths substance n consderable q nanttes. Dfferent papava trees varv wdelv n ther producton of papan. Whle these characters n the trees are not well fxed t s desrable so far as s possble to select seeds from trees whch gve an abundant yeld. n conu'eton wth the nstallaton of the orgn the Lhue 'non Church und'kon; and ronewals. A new ynluy school room has been added at the buck, some of the wndows have been changed, and the ln--! tror wll be and other-vs- e renovated, ull of whch wll mprove ts appearance very much. The mportance of Tn n the War war necesstes are educatng the Amercan people to new habts of thrft. Ths was ponted to today by the local manager of the Standard Ol Cotn- - canv Mr. K. S. 'rescott, when he referred to tcor.otnes be'r made by hs company to belu conserve tle supplv of tn. Heretofore la'te quanttes 0 Ftar Ol (Kerosene) have been sold n one and lve pallon tn cans, but ths practce s beng dscouraged to save tn. The same Star Ol heretofore sold extensvely n tns s carred n bulk by dealers and can be purchased from them at a small money savng as well as at a savng n tn fur the naton's needs. So mportant s ths matter of that t s the patrotc duty of every Amercan to conserve the supply as far as possble, and one way of dong ths s to buy kerosene and lke commodtes n bulk nstead of n tn cans.... Copes of the Lberty Loan Source Hook, Lbertv Loan 'ln-- es, and other Lberty Loan ltera- - ture can be obtaned upon request from the charmen of the Lberty! Loan commttees of the varous Federal Reserve Dstrcts or from the Federal Reserve Hanks, A new wrtng mplement whch s nethe' pen nor pencl s com- - f posed of a mxture of ground, pumce, wax and mk. The whole s heated to the rght temperature and then sudlenly mmersed n '5 cold water, whch soldfes the wax. The result s a cellular! structure, each cell ot wr.cu s flled wth nk. EQUPPED WTH A LNOTYPE. The Garden sland has ust nstalled. lnotype machne wth whch ths Usu; of tho paper s very largely set. t s a somewhat ntrcate and exceed-:lngenous machne whch sets ltrces or n.uls nto whch molten.etal s pumped fonu.k sngle lne :'u;s. These slugs are then planed n a standard s:,e end the paper s mule up from the.n. The ma trces : re set!.y me ls of a keyboard U. typewrter. The lnotype s enphul-- 'ally a labor-savn- machne. One.un wll do the wo.k of sx by the ml method. The machne as fnally perfected s l.nou as Ht: Lnotype and s the fnal outcome of many..:rs of patent endeavor and nventon, and hundreds of thousands of t was at once the dream and the dsaster of.mark Twan nto whch he poured fortunes of mol all n van so far as hs personal out-- me was conc r.ed. l'.at others tool; u; the problem where he and hs prtners left l. and fnally a pleome-l- l success crowned ther efforts. WAMEA HOTEL Wam-.a- Hreakfast Lunch Dnner Room s". K.uw FRANK COX, Manager S o.60 p YM vv Dstrbutors TERRTORY OF HAWA Get Kaua Steam Laundry Ft: ST CLASS Washnc. am konnc. HATS CLEANED Kapaa : : P. 0. Keala 3ttu our latest prces Jm HOTEL LHUE (The Farvew) f f Twetty-t-- elegant rooms n Man Huldng Three Ary Cottages Cusne unexcelled n country dstrcts W. H. Rce, Jr., Propretor

6 4 THE GARDEN SLAND PUBLSHNG CO., LTD. Up-To-Da- te Prnters, Bookbnders and Publshers of THE GARDEN SLAND A Weekly Newspaper ssued Tuesdays. Entered at the Postoffce at Lhue, Hawa, as Second-clas- s Matter. Subscrpton Rates: Per Year, $2.50 Sx Months,.50 Three Months..00 Subscrptons Payable n Advance. Space Advertsng Rates on Annual Contracts, 75 cents per nch per Mouth. K. C. HOPPER, THRUM'S ANNUAL. Ths standard perodcal s out wth n very good number along tho famlar lnes of nterest that have made t a valuablo asset for Hawa. Among tho lterary artcles there s a wde range of nterest rollectng more or less the tmes and ther needs. An nstructve artcle on the Hawaan Pneapple ndustry and another on Hawa's Agrcultural Strength, remnd us of tho paramount mportance of our agrcultural nterests. "Hawa n War Tme," and "The Red Cross n Hawa," reflect the uppermost thought and theme of these days. Of a hstorcal naturo there are "The Early Days of Kamehameha V." "Tho Passng of Kamehameha." "The Lyng n State of Llluokulan," and "Some Plantaton Memores," the latter by J. M. Lydgato. Of a scentfc nature there s Dr. Taggar's address on Hawaan Volcano Observatores; and n a dfferent lne an annotated lst of Hawaan algae. n addton to these and other lterary artcles there are the usual nvaluable statstcal tables, etc., etc. Altogether t s a very nterestng and valuable number. DED. At Kapahl Homesteads Dec. 25, 97, Mrs. Paulno Matthews, wfe of Hoy Matthews; aged 43 years and S months. KENNETH DON'T Busness MSS THS SHOW. Wo beg to call specal attenton to the vaudevlle show staged ths week at tho Tp Top and elsewhere on tho sland. t gves every assurance of beng a really excellent show wth enough wt and humor n t to make a fne start for tho new year, and wth enough genune fun n t to keep you cheerful and chucklng the whole year through. Don't bo content to hear about t afterwards; go and see t yourself! THE PLEDGE TO THE FLAG. t s probably not generally known that the pledge to tho flag used n tho Hag exercse by tho schools every mornng throughout tho length and breadth of tho land was orgnated by The Youth's Companon, and s known as "The Youth's Companon llag pledge." n SD, as part of a campagn to mprove tho buldngs and the grounds of the publc schools of the Unted States, and to foster the sprt of patrotsm n tho schools, ths pledge was formulated by tho Youth's Companon edtoral staff, and sent out to all the schools throughout tho land. Mr. Clapper, Mr. Case and Alexander Hogg spent the week end on a huntng and campng expedton to Kalalau, returnng today. Goats and "near to naturo" consttuted the man attractons. Happy New C. HOPPER, l.lue. Subscrptons Receved for Any Perodcal Anywhere. Let me renew your old subscrptons. Manager Address THE GARDEN SLAND, TUESDAY,' JAN., 98 SUNDAY SCHOOL CHRSTMAS TREE AT WAMEA CHURCH. Frday afternoon at 3 o'clock over forty chldren of Wnlnoa and Keltaha met nt tho old Foregn Church when a beautful Norfolk pne trco donated by Madame Knudscn of Waawa had been decorated n true Xmas stylo by somo of tho young lades of tho church; and when the chldren fled nto church they were dazzled by a tree sparklng n slver and snow and sparklng wth candles. Candes and stockngs full of other good thngs were dunclng on every lmb, a sght that many of tho lttle tots had novcr seen before. n front of the pulpt a manger and a babe n a cradle added a touch of realsm to tho scone. Master Valdmar Knudscn, dressed as a shepherd boy, and the lttle grls representng angels wth gauze wngs made a pretty pcture. Tho verses of ths beautful hymn, "Once n Hoyal Davd's Cty," were rected by varous members of tho class, and several hymns and extracts from tho Psalms were cleverly rendered. After the exorcses tho presents woro dstrbuted by Mss Maud l'orange, one of tho teachers n tho Sunday School. Much credt s duo to Dr. and Mrs. Carver for ther success n buldng up a largo class n a very short tme. TEACHERS MUST BE LOYAL. Henry V. Knney, Superntendent of tho Department of Publc nstructon, has sent a letter to all tho school teachers of the slands requrng them to afllrm ther loyally to tho Covern-ncn- t of the Unted States. VOTE OF THANKS. Tho Lhuo Hosptal wshes to thank the frends who so kndly mnstered to the nmates of the nsttuton wth Chrstmas remembrances. They gave very genune pleasure to apprecatve recpents, whch wll not soon bo Our sympathes go out to all hands on board the Knau these days! There s no suggeston of a holday n sght for them. To have to struggle week n and week out wth the rush and stran of two trps, and then not even have Chrstmas Day at home! t's a queston f lfe s worth lvng! Year J.. SLVA'S ELEELE STORE A REAL PLEASURE TO USE T Webster's New nternatonal s a Necessty n Every Well-Equpp- ed School, Cultured Home and te Busness Up-To-Da- Offce. E'ry day n.ur talk and readng, at home, n the oler, smp, and school you luc-to-u the meanng of some new t A frend asks: '"What s whle coal?" sabotage? gantry? Who was Becky Sharp? s Hongkong a cty u an sland? etc., ete. Ths New Creaton s far more than u dctonary, hcng equvalent n type mutter to that of a encyclopeda. t answers wth fnal authorty all knds of questons n language, hstory, geography, lk''aphy, trahs, arts, and scences, sports, foregn phrases, abbrevatons, eto. Get the Best. Supreme A'uurt Judges eoneur n ts favor. Tho government Prntng Ollco at Washngton uses t as the authorty. Tn- -- statements can be made of no othor dctonary. Agent K. C. lopplclt. lahue, Hawa: 'lenm und nm Famplo paged am tonus of Webster's Saw nternatonal Dlutluuary. Nano,. Locals and Pcasonals Judge Dckey s back from town lookng qulto hlubolf; evdently the few days of Chrstmas vacaton hasn't dono hm any harm. Frank Uroadbent arrved home Chrstmas mornng for a two weeks' hollady. Ho s attendng the College of Hawa. Mr. and Mrs. ngalls lavo been guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Wlcox for a fow days n connecton wth the nauguraton of tho Lhuo Unon organ. Mr. E. W. Faso of tho Hank of Ha wa n has come to Llhuc to help tldo over the busy season n tho bank here. Ho wll be hero a month or so. Mr. K. K. Clbbs, tho son of Mrs. Cbbs, government school teacher at Walnlha, has been engaged as tutor for tho youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Koblnson. Mrs. Wn. Slodart and her daughter Marlon aro spendng a fow days wth Mrs.!. ). Ualdwln at Makawell. She wll also spend a fow days wth Mrs. Lydgato n Llhuc. Judge and Mrs. C. F. demons have been n Lhue for a week or so, and have seen tho sland pretty thorough ly and wth much satsfacton. They return to town today. Mr. F. A. Potter, Jr., has been down for a few days nstallng the lnotype machne for tho Garden sland. le s the local agent tor tho machne nd an export n tho uso of t. Mrs. Hurko of tho Kapaa schools has been spendng a part of her vacaton n Lhuo wth Mss Munford. She enoys tho metropoltan outng nd fnds Lhuo qute a captal. Ths s tho busy tme for tho mer chant or other busness man who s ndustrously and laborously tak ng stock. Make allowance for hm f ho s a lttlo short n hs reples and a lttle absent n hs manner. Ho wll get over t. Mss Lorrane Fowlds s to be transferred from Lhuo to the Eleele school. Wo are sorry to lose Mss Fowlds from our mdst, but "our loss wll bo ther gan." t s because of her desre to bo wth her sster and grl frends from tho manland that Mss Fowlds asked for a transfer. Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Coodale of Walalua, Oahu, spent a fow days on Kaua last week and made tho tour of tho sland from Hacna to Mana. Mr. Ooodalo expressed hmself as partcularly pleased wth tho comfort- - ablo qualty of tho houses whch he saw on all hands; those of tho plan taton laborers as well as those of more people. well-to-d- NEW STAMPS. The stamp collector s havng the tme of hs lfe. Already tho war has brought out more than 2200 new ssues. A thousand of them are the result of nvason and conquest, 450 are provsonal ssues and nearly 400 aro charty stamps. Tho others are war tax, mltary or commemoratve stamps, n eludng thoso that taly has ssued for ts aeral mal servce. Youth's Companon. BEGN THE NEW YEAR BY SGN- NG THE FOOD PLEDGE. A Plea for Food Conservaton. Tho year of our Lord, 9S, s upon us. Never before, n tho hstory of tho world, has a New Year dawned upon such human msery as s now to bo found n Europe. Over one ml lon people have ded of starvaton snce tho war began, and tho same fato now stares countless others n tho faeo. Tho surplus supples whcl our country las been ablo to send to our Alles aro gone, and what wo car. now send them s merely what wo can save from our own supply. Our Government s askng us to bo very caro- - ful wth our food, to do away wth all waste, to two homo products, and to substtute foods whch aro plenty for thoso whch aro scarce. t asks us to out down on our uso of wheat moat, sugar and fats. f each person wll undertake to do hs part, many lves wll bo saved. n tho nano of humanty, l behooves us n a happer clmo to reach out a helpng hand to our su'l-rlnfellow-men-. Wo can do ths, very man, woman and chld, most effort vo ly by conservng our food. Wthn a fow days tho opportunty wll bo offer ed to overy afmly, and to all sngle parsons, as well, to make or to renew tho promse to support tho great voluntary movonent for Food Conservaton. Wll you not mako t your greatest Now Year's Resoluton to holp on. wth your wholo heart and soul, ths movement, ono of tho gro.t-es- t and most pressng of our ago! Eat moro corn, oats and ryo products, llsh and poultry; fruts, vego-- ' tahlos and potatoes. Eat loss wheat, moat, sugar uml fats. To savo for tfw Aray awl onr Alles. NOTCE OF SALE OF GOVERN- MENT LANDS. At 2 o'clock, noon, Thursday, January 3st, 0S, nt tho ollco of tho Sub Agent, Mss Uornlco E. L. Hund ley, Knpan, Kaua, there wll bo sold at publc aucton, a general lease to tho followng descrbed Government laud : Government remnant lyng between the Kapaa Stream and Lots 03, lfs, G9 and 70 of the Kapaa Homesteads, contanng an area of 20.3 acres, moro or loss; upset rental, $2. per annum, sem-annuallpayablo n advance; term of lease, lf years from January 3st, lts. The purchaser shall pay the cost of advertsng. For maps and further nformaton apply at tho offce of the Sub Agent, Mss Uornlco E. L. Hundley, Kapaa, Kaua, or at the ollco of the Comms soner of Publc Lands, Captol llulll- - ng,, T. H. J. (2. nvennukg. Commssoner of Publc Lands. Dated at, December 20, 07. M Jan, 0 NOTCE OF SALE OF LCENSE. At 2 o'clock, noon, Thursday, Jan uary 3st, 08, at the front door of toll Captol Uuldng,, T... there wll bo sold at publc aucton, the followng : rght-of-wa- A lcense for for a ralroad over certan Government land stuate at Kapaa, Kawahau, Kaua; term of lcense, 2 years, mouths and 0 days from January 3st, 0S; upset rental,.$2r. per annum, payablo n sem-annuall- The purchaser shall pay the cost of ulvertslug. For maps and further nformaton,.pply at tho ollco of the Commsson er of Publc Lands, Captol Uuldng., T.. 5. G. nvenhuug, Commssoner of Publc Lands. Dated at, December 2G, 07. Jan. n tk Crcut Couht, Frm Crcut, Tkktoky o Hawa n the matter of the drawng of names of persons to serve as Grand md ral urors at the!)s term. Order fxng tme and place of drawngs and drectng publcaton of notce thereof. t s hereby ordered that draw ngs of the names of the persons to serve as Grand and Tral urors at the MLS term of ths Court be held at!) o'clock a. n. Monday, January, l'jls, m the ('unt loom of ths Court n the County Buldng, at Lhue, County of Kaua, and that notce theeof be gven by at east one week s publcaton of the tme and place of the same n tho Garden sland a newspaper of general crculaton, prnted and pub lshed at Llte n tns Cm-nt-. Dated Lhue, Kaua, Hawa, December, 0th,!)7. (Seal) (Sgd) Lv.u A Dckky, Judge of the Crcut Court of the Ffth Crcut. Attest: (Sgd) D. Wm. Duan, Clerk of the Crcut Court of the Ffth Crcut. Dec. 2"). Jan.. Tenders Teachers Cottage The Hoard of Supervsors of the County of Kaua at Lhue Kaua, wll receve bds up to 0 clock a. m. of January 2nd WS, fur furnshng all materals and erectng a S'x ' o room cottage on Kaua Hgh gounds at Lhue. (Vrlled cheek to accompany bds,!."(),(k); toud ss0(),()(). 'pon ;l,,.. post of!")()() the undersgned wll loan a set of plansand to any prospectve bdder.... M()!.(..NK, County Hoad Supervsor. Dec. S. J"), Jan. NOTCE ons All nersnns havne; clams nrnm! tn' undersgned are notfed to pre-- pent same lor payment on or before He :rd or January, l'.us..r.w Wo C x, G"uornl Merchandse and llestau-rant-. Lawa, Kaua. NOTCE Any one found shootng on nnv of the Lhue Plantaton Company's lands wll be prosecuted to tho fullest extent of the law. V. Wr.K, Manager, P.u,!.!s:x!:u, Lessee. Roses and Volels Phone 305 L, Announcement am apponted as General Agent for The Home nsurance Co. of Hawa, Lmted and Western States Lfe nsurance Company. Am nm now n poston lo. sue polces for (le followng: Fre, Lfe, Health, Accdent, Marne, Surty and Fdelty Bonds Workmen's Compensaton legslered Mal nsurance L. B. Borel) (eneral Agenl for the sland of Kaua Man ollco at Lhue 'ranch ollco at Klauea, Kaua. Telephone 57 BOOKS for Chrstmas Large collecton of Hcatfully llu-tralvolumes for clnlleu. For Grownups: "Hawa Vt & Present" by VY. U. Cntlc; bound n real tapa cloll by Dodd,.Mem t Co. Xew l'cton; standard sets; war books. Kd-o- 's Damond )e Phono graph. :" to o. All the new record-'-. Hawaan News Co., Ltd. lshop street. SPECAL G'.; POUNDS CNDERELLA ELECTRC RON ELEMENT GUARANTEED hy Ve- -t th.use KlerteOo. 'lck,..!..m KAC W. W. Bmond & Co., Ltd. "The llou-- e of Housewares" S8-G- 3 KNG STREET, m c Co. Ltd. Stocks, Bonds, WM Real Estate and nsurance NO MHR.CANT ST. P.O.Box No CALFORNA FEED CO f Ll.MTKD. 3.LClum o $ av, Gkan and Chck hn 5 Sl'l'lM.HS. Sole Agents for a nternatonal Stock. Poultry Koo.l and other specaltes Ar.hc for J coolng ron toofs. Vtaluna lute cuhators am l!roo!ers. KNc-.'- h Chck Food V P. O. Pox 452, Koloa Plantaton Store Wholesale and Retal Grocer Dry Goods o all Descrptons. General Plantaton Supples All schools and homes should lav.' a M of "Wonder World," the famous chldren 'h hnuks. '. C. Hopper, ngont. Adv.