SATURDAY, JULY 27, TELL OCCASIONALLY THEY THE TRUTH. --Webstar in Nvt York Glob. Telegraphic. News. (SPECIAL TO TUB MAUI NBW8.I. Sinking.

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1 h. TO J What s Best for Mau s Best for the News u 4" f you wsh Prosperty Advertse n the News VOLUME XX WALUKU, MAU, T. Eh, SATURDAY, JULY 27, 92. NUMBER 24 Hawa Oahu Wns OCCASONALLY THEY TELL THE TRUTH. The Latest jharvest Wns Race Frst Gae n Sports Festval Captan Crozer Tells How He Won Fro Captan Harrs. Mau, Wthout Ther Best Pones Put Up Desperate Battle. What the Wrestlers, Boxers and Base Ball Artsts Are Dong. The Annual Affar at Puunene Proses to be Full of nterest. n. t. Tho yacht Kahul u Hawa arrved n last Frday evenng, and rean n port tll Sunday ornng, when she saled for Honolulu, on her return fro her wnnng race to Hlo wth tho Lurlno. Captan Crozer was qute elated over hs wn. as ho beat the n her own knd of weather, lght wnds. By dousng her lghts just at tho last hour and usng all hs knowledge of salng a yacht to best advantage Capt. Crozer brought tho yacht Hawa across tho lne ten nutes ahead of tho Lurlno whch was n coand of Captan Lew Harrs. After the boys went on shore Captan Harrs claed the wn, statng that he had got to Hlo two hours ahead of the Hawa but the fgures taken by Captan Cplcord and two quarterasters fro the brdge of the steaer Coluban, whch was lyng at anchor n the bay show that the Hawa crossed over at 2 : 4 a.. and that the Lurlno followed sut ten nutes laer. The yachts ade an extra long passage of t as thoy left Honolulu at three oclock Saturday afternoon and dd not arrve n Hlo untl Tuesday ornng. Crozer gave a splendd exhbton of salng and copletely outclassed Harrs. The yachts had an ordnary salng breeze untl Monday ornng and then they ran nto very lght wnds. Strkng the Haakua coast Harrs brought the Lurlno n close expectng Hawa to follow h. nstead of ths, however, Crozer kept well out nto the Channel and whle those on tho thought they were leavng the Hawa away behnd she was n realty holdng her own well. Captan Colcord of the steaer Coluban undertook to keep a look out for the boats and stayed up on the brdge untl they cae n. Ho had two quarterasters wth h so that there should be no doubt as to tho decson beng rght. Shortly after twelve oclock ho sghted the yachts cong out of the gloo and at thrty four nutes past dnght tho Hawa slpped across the lno frng her gun as she dd so. Ten nutes later tho cross, ed tho lne on tho port sde of tho bg Bteaer. Where Crozer beat Harrs was that whle tho latter had kept to tho coast all the way along the forer had szed up the stuaton better. Just at the last oent and when the was lookng for wnd tho Hawa was slppng through the water under stff breezo and salng rght for the lno whle the was tackng about tryng to get across to a wnnng poston There reaned just ono ore tack to ake. Crozer looked at hs chart and saw where a rock was arked about twenty square feet. t was ether a chance of httng ths or of losng the race and ho took tho chance. Tho boat slpped through (Specal Correspondence.) Honolulu July 2, 92. Oahu 8. Mau 7. When the an fro Hlo was asked f he consdered polo good sport he repled quckly : " hae e doots." To ne t s tho swellest knd of a functon; soethng greater, as to fashon, than tho great balls that are gven here durng a season, lack ng only evenng dresses for the lades. Whatever polo ay bo n nda, where beleved t orgnated, there s not here a functon greater than that at whch all Honolulu socety gathered n Moanalua feld last Saturday. Tho players were as ft as tho pones and better pones never pranced a feld. And how they dd go across as the ball hurtled fro one end or ade to the other. Gay jackets and gay costues. Whte aong tho lades predonated but there were those who wore the colors of ther favorte sdes. t was a great sght and a great gae. Personally counted two hundred and ffty eght autoobles and followed the count wth a ental calculaton of tho gato recepts. fgured that each drver pad hs ten dollars for a poston. Fgure that out. Then estated the gatherng, n autos and out, at ffteen hundred and put the recepts for the day ut four thousand, or ore dollars. As a atter of fact tho recepts were about ffteen hundred dollars for there s a reserved secton suffcent to accoodate only eghty auto obles ; the rest just stck around where thoy can get good holdng ground. t s conceded on all sdes that a better gae of polo was never seen here. And whle Oahu won by a sall argn tho Mau boys ade the work for every tally and dur ng every perod. t was a hard gae for the players and t s co on reark today that tho qualty of tho play as well as the qualty of the horse flesh was never equalled n an nter sland contest. talked wth John Fleng before the gae and he gave t as hs opnon that the wnners would be playng n luck; nether sde had an advantage n en or anals and the en who gave odds n tho bettng were takng a gablers chance; the decson would go to the tea that had luck behnd t." And Oahu got tho decson wth or wthout any eleent of luck. Tho gaeness n tho pullng up won tho tea all sorts of prase after Mau had Oahu vrtually n tho door. The local tea was practcally beat en for at half to Mau was sx to Oahu three. But tho ten nutes rest probably saved tho local tea. At tho call of to they showed tea work that was rearkable for ts exactness. Then Mau was weakened by beng deprved of tho bervce of three of tho teas best pones. All tho way through the tea work was alost boyond crtcs and nether sde had any tho better of tho other. Perhaps n the last half tho tea work of Oahu stood out a bt and tho en showed tea tranng and each player had hs turn at the spectacular and no opportunty was lost. Ths was tho frst bg nter sland polo gao whero not a an was unhors Telegraphc Su:ar 8.00 Beets 9.47 (SPECAL TO TUB MAU NBW8. Eperor Webstar n Nvt York Glob. News. nkng. TOKO, July 25. The condton of tho eperor s ore serous. Ho had a relapse last nght. SAN FRANCSCO, July 25. nvestgaton showb that the Calforna refnery ade bg profts by keepng the plant closed fro 90 to 905. $200,000 a year was pad the n consderaton that the plant be dle. Ths aount was charged to the Western Refnng Copany ab salary, Floods here have ade hundreds hoe UNONTOWN, July 25. less. LOS ANGELES, July 25 There ay bo a stral n the Darro w case. t s charged that tho llness of one of the jurors was fegned. JAUREZ, July 25. The rebels have surrendered Jaurez. WASHNGTON, July 25. The Conness bll has passed the Senate, and s now n tho handb of the Presdent. Sugar nvestgaton. SAN FRANCSCO, July 26 The testony today tended to show that the Aercan Sugar Refnng Copany was a onoply. Letters were read fro Haveeyer to Wtherspoon ts New Orleans representatve. t was shown that Hawa sougl t toarrange wth the Western Sugar Refnng Copany for one thrd of the busness, but Secretary Hannan and Spreckels refused to consder t. TOKO, July 26. The ruor that tho Eperor was dead, s dened. Ho s slowly snkng, however. OYSTER BAY, July 26. Tho Roosevelt party plans to capture tho regular delegates fro sx states, and have Roosevelt electors placed n regular nonaton. CHCAGO, July 26. Beverdge wll be a canddate for charna n of he thrd party conventon. Honolulu News. HONOLULU, July 26. Fsher has cabled Kuho that he wll leave for Hawa on August 0th. Rev. pson, father of Mrs. Frank Atherton, ded suddenly yeptordat tho hosptal. There s a row on n tho board of supervsors over wood and bthulthc paveent. Graft s suggested. Tho bark Nuuauu 48 days out, arrved at Now York yesterday. Mor, the Japanese who stabbed Sheba, was parolled yesterday. Speakng last nght, Dr. Elot sad thataerca would have to force war wth Japan, aa that naton would never attept t otherwse. HONOLULU, July 25. A New York cable to A. B. says that tho water. Would they ht the rock holders of raws are askng 4.. and loso out? Ths was the thng that was worryng everyone. "Wear Kuho got away to Hlo before a cottee of seven busness en shp" the cry rang out and round had a chance to ntervew h. cae tho graceful lttle yacht. They Taft has wrtten to the Governor congratulatng h on tho results had cleared the rock and a few of the efforts of the Hawa delegaton at Chcago. oents afterwards ther wnnng and ths ay be attrbuted Mau beat tho Cavalry at polo yesterday by a score of 0 to, gun rang out. (Contnued on Page 2,) The Cavalry llftttkm and Oahu play Saturday. lmmtm r f lllr ay That any of tho contests at the recent Olypc gaes ust have been of a heartbreakng nature can easly bo seen by the followng descrpton of tho 500 eter race, when Jackson ade a new worlds record. Perhaps never before have there been two such contests as the 5000 eters and 500 eters run on tho sae day. n the latter t was a gruellng contest fro start to fnsh. Abel R. Kvat and Noran S. Tabo r, the Aercan representatves, cao nto the stretch together. Jackson went all the way round tho last lap at a terrfc pace, passng tho four en n order to get up wth the leaders. Wth Kavat slghtly n advance ten yards fro the tape, Jackson farly leaped ahead and fell exhausted nto the ars of hs frends. So close was the race for second place between Kavat and Tabor tho judges reserved ther de cson untl a photograph of the fnsh was developed before announc ng the second and thrd an. Tho fnal heat of the 00et er swng race was won by the Ha waan, "Duke" Kahanaoku. Hcaly of Australa was second, and Kenneth Huszgah, Clcago Athletc Assocaton, thrd. Te, :0 2 Ths s one second slower than tho worlds record establshed by the Brettngwnner n hs prevous heats., Gerany; Longworth, Australa, and Raue, Gerany also copeted. The Hawaan, who has becoe one of the ost popular characters at the Olypad, had a dstnqush ed assebly to wtness hs truph. Tho. royal box was crowded, the party ncludng tho Kng, Queen, the Crown Prnce and tho Crown Prncess. When tho pstol sounded tho sx bodes ht the water wth one splash. The Hawaan was easly ahead, and half way down tho tank turned to ngroo? Albert Grffth, known n the puglstc world as "Kd Grflo," and for several years tho lghtweght chapon of Australa, was arrested n Chcago recently charged wth solctng als. Tho forer chapon, shabbly dressed and hungry, was lned up at the statonhous e before Sergeant Harden, who knew h well n hs paly days and recognzed h despte tho 200 pounds of flesh whch concealed hs once athletc frae. Ffteen years ago, sad Sergeant Sherdan, renscently, "Grflo used to bet 8000 no ono could knock a cgar fro hs outh whlo ho stood on a handkerchef. Ho dd not step off tho bt of cloth and he dd not strke a blow. Ho erely dodged, and always won hs bet. "Hs frst fght n ths country was for a purso of at the Broadway Athletc Club. Ho won, and the casher brought h a bg roll of greenbacks threo ono thou sanddoll ar blls and 8200 n one dollar blls. Ho could not read or wrte, and had never seen any of these blls of larger denonatons. (Contnued ou Page.) The Harvest Festval at Puuneno, whch has coe to be looked upon as one of the events of the year, wll be held on Saturday, August 0th ths year. Nowhen n tho Terrtory has anythng ever been attepted along ths lne, whch copares wth tho ono at Puunene. t s one bg day of sports and jollfcaton. Begnnng at alv )0 a.. wth tho p tenns..ponshps between the Matt players and a tea fro Honolulu, tho sports wll follow one another n rapd successon, fnshng wth the water carnval n the evenng. After the tenns the spacous lawn wll bo used for open ar dancng pavllon, whero under tho lght of the August oon, wll be a scene unequalled anywhere n Aerca. n addton to? tho tenns and swng, bowlng wll bo taken up ths year, and t s hoped to have a bowlng tea here fro Honolulu to copete wth Maus bowlers. A largo delegaton s expected fro Honolulu ths year, and as usual the Mkahala wll le held to take the vstors hoe after the festvtes. The swng events are as fol lows : st. Event Lades 25 Yards Race. Chaponshp of Mau. lver Cup. Free for all. Entres to close hour before race. 2nd. Event Sprng Board Dvng. rd.. Event 25 Yards Race. Chaponshp of Mau, lver Cup (Club). 4th. EventTe nns Relay, 6 en or ore. 5th. Event Tower Dvng. 6th. Event Specal Challenge. 7th. Event Rce and Dencrt. 8th. Event Trapeso Dvng. 9th. Event Re lay Race. 0th. Event 220 Yards. th. Event Water Polo. Mau Hosptalty. Coodore Warrcwood, coentng on hs recent trp to Ha survey the feld. Hs nearest ral was ton feet behnd. Kahanaoku wa and Mau, on board the yacht let up after that and seeed to Hawa sad: sw lesurely. The others, extend "When we arrved n Kahulu ng theselves to the lt, ganed the people sply took e off y on h, although ho grasped the feet. Everythng they had was plutfor two yards n advance of ne, except ther wves, and Healy. Tho Hawaan was gven an alost ade up y nd that could ovaton when he passed to tho dress easly spend y reanng dayb there. Tourst Hotel Bubble Bursted. Wo arc not surprsed or greved that tho "bg tourst hotel" bubhlo n Hawa has bursted. We are wllng to be convnced that t s not the rankest folly to spend a cent of taxpayers oney to lure globe trotters and sghtseer s here; but such an nflux has never spelled peranent prosperty n any land we have seen. The to ay coo when such "bg hotels wll bo proftable, then they wll bo only an ncdent to our prosperty. Sall hoes, and not bg hotels aro the touchstono that wll ake Hawa rch. We need to anchor ths dea n tho centre of our noodles, and sdetrack tourst prooton whle wo bend every energy to gettng good en on tho laud, and protectng the there n akng a Hyng. One an on the sol s worth a dozen toursts on the "bg hotel" verandah. Kohala Mdget.

2 THE MAU NEWS Altered at the Post Offce at Waluku. Mau, Hawa, as secondclas s atter Republcan Paper Publshed n the nterest of the People ssued Every Saturday. Waul Publshng: Copany. Lted. Propretors and Punllshert Subscrpton Rates, n Advance 2.00 per Year, $.25 x Months Chas, C dark $2.50 por year when not n advance SATURDAY. JULY 27, 92 The Passng of an Eperor. passng of the Eperor of Japan, whch, accordng to the THE sees to be expected at any hour, wll ean uch to that epv Practcally all tha. Japan s today both coercally and poltcally,. s coe to her durng the regn of the present onarch. He and hs noble wfe have done uch to lft the asses out of ther forer gnorance, and place the on an equal footng wth ther brethren of other lands. Stll any of the tradtons, whch have been handed down for centures n ths ancent epre, stll lve. Men who have had ther learnng n the old schools, and by who the eperor was surrounded, clng to the, and t has been an uphll fght for the younger and ore progressve eleent n the naton to carry the along n ther ore odern tendences. Wth the cong of the new eperor, any of these old custos wll be cast asde forever. He s a brght, broad nded, wonderfully acute young an. Hs assocatons have been all en of the odern school. He speaks Englsh and French fluently, and s sad to especally enjoy the socety of foregners. All hs tastes and tendences are deocratc n the extree.. The cong of such a an nto the power whch lavs n the hands of the Eperor of Japan, cannot help but contnue to ncrease the prestge and good feelng of that naton aong the powers of the earth. A work whch was started and nobly perfored by hs llustrous father. Reason for Retardng Spark Lever. "Many owners have not taken the te nor pans to understand why spark levers should be retarded for pullng and advanced for speed work," says S. G. Chapan, the Hudson dstrbuter. "As soon as the otor slows n lttle n gong up hll retardng the spark enables ore power to be obtaned fro the otor at ths slow speed, that s to say, f the spark s not retarded the otor wll go slower than f t s retarded. Do not retard the lever to the utost under these condtons. On the contrary, retard the lever just far enough so that the knockng or pounddg ceases. Retardng the spark to the proper poston causes the axu pressure of the exploson to occur at the best pont of the stroke. "To slow the otor cut off as uch xture as the throttle allows, then slow the otor stll further by retardng the spark, but on no account retard the spark fully when the throttle s well open for the purpose of slowng the otor. "When the spark s advanced too far wth the otor runnng slowly the exploson takes place before the pston has reached the end of ts copresson stroke, thus gvng t a tendency to run backward. The oentu of the otor, of course, forces t forward past the dwad center, thus placng undue stran on the bearngs, causng consderable loss of power and a knock n the otor. f the spark s too uch retarded when the otor s runnng rapdly the exploson occurs so late that t fnds the pston part of the way down on the powerstroke." Servces at the Church of the Good Shepherd Sunday, July as, as usual. Karly Counon 7 a.. Mornng Prayer and Seron a. The Rev. Kuox Bode!, of Lnhaua, wll offcate, and a serrce wll also be held u the Club House, at Puuueue, at 7:0 p.. Both Sunday Schools wll be otted tll furtuer notce. Bdltorand Manager The Latest n Sports. (Contnued fro page.) He was glad to get the onedoll ar blls, but dd not want the other. The crowd tred to persuade h to take ten. but couldnt, so Grlfo walked off wth the 200 onedoll ar blls and left the rest, 6,800." Thrty traps rounded up recently n Plyouth, Pa., were trotted out on the baseball Held by Burgess Morrs, dvded evenly., told by hs honor that the wnnng aggregaton was to be well fed and ordered fro town, whle the others were to go back to the locku and p rean prsoners for two days, puttng the te at work on the streets poundng stone. The Burgess called one set the "Never Works and the others the "Tol Fearers " He upred the gae and gave drectons that nne nnngs be played. The "Xevr Works, lrst at bat, pounded the hall so fercely that a dozen runs cae over the plate, but the "Tol Fearers" ted the score n ther half. The thrd nnng was a repetton of the others, the hoboes resortng to roughhous tactcs to gut enough runs to wn the gae. Ths nnnn g ended: "Never Works" G, Tol Fearers" C The ffth nnng was a sugfest for the "Never Works." They got over ten runs, when the Tol Fearers" took ther turn at bat. Ths crowd chased hoe nne runs. Because of the excessve heat the Burgess ended the gae, declarng the Never Works vctors by a score of 4 to 8. Both teas were arched back to jal. When the crowd got there hefethe, as he prosed, and declared that nasuch as the sun was too war to pert h to see the gae to a tnsl!, he decded, to release every one, wth the under standng that they were to leave town ten nutes after ther eal and not show up agan for a perod of at least another year. THE MAU NEWS. SATURDAY, JULY 27, 92. Oahu Wns Frst Gae (Contnued fro Pnge.) to the perfect knowledge the en had of the gae There were no ntentonal fouls and atthe close the upre rearked that f there were any they were unobservable. Followng the gae there was a dnner at the Rathskeller when all the conventons were forgotten Vctors and vanqushed enjoyed the repast, the usc, the sayngs and the well, let t be another story. The gae up to half te saw Mau playng rngs around Oahu. The local tea ddnt see able to get gong, and appeared to be sufferng fro a bad attack of stage frght. Frank Baldwn, the ost dangerous htter on the Mau tea, was left practcally alone, to get off wth spectacular runs and arvelous shots that kept the ball perlously near the blue goal. Walter Dllngha, usually the coolest and ost relable of players, was ssng easy blackhandand wasnt payng anywhere near to for. Arthur Rce was badly off, and Harold Castle seeed to be havng all sort of trouble wth hs ounts, whch kept h out of the gae a good part of the te. All the ore credt then, for the lne brace and ultate vctory. A tea that can pull tself together a delver the goods aganst odds, s a good tea to te Up to n the long run. And all credt to the losers, who curred ther keen dsappontent behnd the sles of true sportsen, and who ddnt beef over the hard luck whch kept three of ther best pones out of the gae at a te when they were ost needed. ndvdually, as good fellows, and collectvely as good polo players, the en fro Mau deserve the hghest prase. t was not untl the seventh perod that the crowd woke up to the fact that Oahu had a chance, and that the en were akng one of the fnest fghts ever seen on a polo feld, at hoe or abroad. Play started wth Oahu at the bg dsadvantage of knockng uphll, but rght here the tde of vctory turned, wth the scorng of the gaes ost sensatonal goal. Soon after the throw n Mau worked the ball down to the lower goal, and threatened at any oent to put t through the stcks. t was ht sharply toward the Wak k sdeboard s, and n a flash Harold Castle was on top of t, fur the nute clear of the feld. He gave t a ghty crack that lfted the whte vllow hgh n the ar, and ht agan for good dstance before Davd Fleng, the Mau back, reached the ball and stopped t wth a whch backhande r, also sent t nto the ar. Sa Baldwn was thunderng along behnd hs tea ate, and as the ball rose off Flengs stock, he ade a desperate pass at t n da The r. odd chance n a hundred cae of the ball strkng the cane of Baldwns allet and fallng just n front of Arthur Rce, who was the thrd gallopng Oahuan of the lne. Rce ht wth all hs ght, but the ball sdeboardcurved even nearer the s, and went boundng and hoppng toward the lne, but far away fro the posts. TOOK LONG CHANCE. And then Arthur Rce ade one of those rare shots that so seldo coe when really needed. Leanng forward n hs saddle and steadyng hs pony for the fnal effort, the Oahu back ht a ghty stroke under hs ponys neck So sharp was the angle that the stck bent alost double as the cane brought up aganst hs ounts neck. The ball quartered for the whte posts, wth three Mau en alost on top of t, and trckled over the coveted lne as the foreost an reached out for t. Not untl the goal judge threw up hs ar KM n as w 2? a as as f2! the Greatest Lttle Car ade. The 9 E. 0.. s no w on exhbton. t s the ost copletely equpped car for the oney ever "produced. When you buy an. 0. H. you get everythng that goes wth a car. For power, cofort, beauty, and sturdness the R. C.. wll fll your every want. Let us show7 you the R. 0.. before you decde on your car for 9. A FEW FEATURES. LONG STROKE MOTOR CENTRE CONTROL ELECTRC LGHTS NON SKD TRES DEMOUNTABLE RMS JFFY CURTANS WARNER AUTOMETER BOSCH MAGNETO $900 F. O. B. DETROT. SCHUMAN CARRAGE CO., Honolulu. A COMPLETE STOCK OF Bllard and Pocket Tables, Cloths, Balls, Cues and Ceent. Bowlng Alleys wth All Supples ALSO Refrgerators dd the crowd that had been followng the rapdly changng play n breathless slence realze that t was another score. The close of ths seventh perod saw the wldest play of the gae. There were several nutes of play reanng after the BaldwnCastl e score, and Oahu drove the ball to the upper end of the feld, and ade a desperate effort to score through the, auka goal, whch would have ted the score and gven (Contnued ol page 4.) Are Carred at The BrunswckBalkeCollender 7 QUEEN STREET, HONOLULU W. Oa Frankln, On July st, the Hawaan slands coand of The Salvaton Ary was rased fro a Dvson to a Chef Dvson, answerng drect to Chcago Headquarters, nstead of San Francsco Headquarters as forerly. The Chef Dvsonal Coander, LeutColon Blanche B. Cox, wll be cong to Waluku on Wednesday, August 4th, and wll hold two eetngs at The Salvaton Ary Hall on Market Street. All are nvted to coe aad hear the LeutColone l. Ensgn Teran, the local Offcer re ports good Salvaton Ary eetngs last week n Kue, Kaheka, Haakuapok o and Haku. Copany, MANAGER. ft Honolulu Musc Co. Jas. W. 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3 THE FRST NATONAL BANK OF WALUKU. Stateent of Condton. Walukt, Mau,, T.., Sept. 0th, 9. RESOURCES Loans, Dscounts, Overdraft $S6, 0 47 Unted States fronds 25, Other fronds 72, Real Estate Wwned,60 85 Cash Due fro Ranks 87,74 8 Rankng House, Furnture, etc. 6,8800 Fve Percent. Fund,25000 U ABLTES Captal Stock $ Surplus Trofts Due to Otuer Banks 9, Crculaton Deposts 274,774 f80, $80, K. O. E., C. D. LUFKN, Casher. TERRTORY OF HAWA, ) County of Mau, ), C. ). Lufkn, Casher of the above naed bank, do solenly 9vear that the above stateent s true to the best of v knowledge and belef. C. D. LUFKN,.Casher. Corrugated Asbestos WHTE ROOFNG TOP NDESTRUCTBLE KEEP OUT TnE HEAT Appled sae as Corrugated ron. Sheets 6, 7, 8, 9, and 0 feet long. All 28 nches wde. Stock on hand. HONOLULU RON WORKS, COMPANY. Honolulu. THE MAU NEWS, SATURDAY, JULY 27, 92. TELEGRAPHC NEWS Steffens An Anarchst. LOS ANGELES, July 20. Luther Steffens for the defense n the Darrow tral, stated that the tral judge had advance knowledge that the McNaaras were to confess. He stated that, he was an anarchst and that he consdered hself a better Chrstan for beng such. WASHNGTON, July 20 Tllans nsstence that $0,000 be approprated to the Charleston navy yard, and the deocratc ajortys nsstence that the appropraton for battleshp buldng be reduced wll probably cause a deadlock. RENO, July 20. Reports fro the flooded dstrcts ncrease the klled to thrty. PEXN, July 20. The Chnese assebly have vetoed all of the presdents appontents to the cnbnet. ROCKLAND, July knots n her trals. The Wyong, the latest battleshp, ade Fre n Vancouver. VANCOUVER, July 22. A fre here nvolvng the busness sec ton of the cty, has caused a loss of upwards of?2,000,000 CTY OF MEXCO, July 22. A north bound tran wth Federal troops has been blown up wth dynate. xty klled and any wounded. SAN ANTONO, July 22. The grand jury has returned several ndctents aganst Gen. Goez for volatng the neutralty laws. SEAGRT, July 22. Over 00 republcans here wll ad Wlson n hs capagn. SAN FRANCSCO, July 22. Fve thousand tns of opu have been found on the Korea. Walter Poeroys won the sw across the Golden Gate n There were sxteen entres. Churchll Warns Gerany. THE PEOPLES STORE Have opened wth a full lne of Wella n Pecks Fancy Groceres. Hardware, Candes, Cgars, etc. Everybody nvted to coe n and nspect our stock. Dry Goods, THE PEOPLES STORE, Lted. MATSON NAVGATON CO. FREGHT AND PASSENGER STEAMERS.92 NDANS We are now recevng our frst 92 ndans and they have proved to bo the ost "perfect Motorcycle ever put up. Over 8000 ndans have hee sold and delvered by the factory n the frst four onths of the year and stll we fnd t hard to get our orders flled, especally the 2 speed odels. Wrte US for a 92 catalogue and get full nforaton. A large and coplete stock of.spare parts carred n stock. RO.HALLSSON.Ltd. HONOLULU. ORDERS FOR exall Reed Aountng to Fve Dollars and accopaned wth cash wll bo delvered to any port on Mau free. Benson, Sth HONOLULU Co., Ltd. THE HENRY WATERHOUSE TRUST CO. Ltd luys AND SELLS REAL ESTATE, STOCKS BONDS WRTES FRE AND LFE NSURANCE NEGOTATES LOANS AND MOKTG AGES SECURES NVESTMENTS Lst of Hgh Grade Securtes aled on applcaton CORRESPONDENCE SOLCTED HONOLULU, HAWA P. O. Box 46 LONDON. July 2. Wnston Churchll has delvered another ponted warnng to Gerany that England ntended to antan her supreacy on the sea, and that she would beat every advance of Garany. STOCKHOLM, July. Falure of the Aercans to enter the yacht race, pulls Sweden up to ponts to Aercas 29. WASHNGTON, July 2. Aong House ar.d Senate ebers, t s consdered certan that the substtute sugar bll wll pass Saturday. SPRNGFELD, July 2. Governor Dneen has refused to support Roosevelt. WASHNGTON, July 2. Haveeyer was not a contrbutor to the Roosevelt capagn fund n 904. Roosevelt Outlnes Plan. NEW YORK, July 24. Roosevelt gave out a stateent yesterday outlnng hs plan of capagn. All ssues are lve ones. WASHNGTON, July 24. F. W. Brd, appraser of custos at New York, has resgned to jon the progressves. Senator Perkns lne joned Roosevelt. SAN FRANCSCO, July 24. The court has refused to dsss the suts aganst Glass of the telephone copany. WASHNGTON, July 24. John Mtchell, has been sentenced to serve 9 onths prsonent for contept of court. He began to serve hs sentence yesterday. SAN FRANCSCO. July 24. Although the departent of justce expressed suprse at the acton taken by Spreckels n flng a petton for the dssoluton of the Callorna Sugar Refnng Copany, Wckersha wll not say what effect t wll have on the nvestgaton. Honolulu News. HONOLULU, July 2q. The electon of offcers of the Oahu pre chet clubs passed off wthout excteent last nght. The barque Hecla of Newcastle arrved yesterday. A recent arrval fro the coast a whte an and whte woan are under arrest charged wth whte slavery. The federal grand jury have brought n several ndctents. HONOLULU, July 22. A son of Dr. Sun Yet Sen wll bo arred here today. The yacht Hawa arrved here last nght. A natve s held n the hosptal of Dr. Mtaura for an assault upon a woan who had just gven brth to a chld. The woan ded fro the effects of the assault. Oahu won the polo gae tro Mau Saturday by a score of 8 to 7H. HONOLULU, July 2. Dr. Elot was receved by Harvard graduates yesterday. He wll speak on unversal peace The Kau dtch bll passed the Senate yesterday. Local canners have bought 800 tons of euga fro the Honolulu plantaton. Jack Atknson left on the bera yesterday to confer wth progressves relatve to havng Hawa put on the poltcal ap. HONOLULU, July 24. Cupd says the busness ens poltcs s new to h. He beleves he wll be nonated on the regular tcket, but wll run anyway regardless. The deocrats held a haronous eetng: last nght. Lnk and Jarrett seeed to be satsfed wth each other. Dr. and Mrs. Elot and party held a recepton on the Dllngha lawn yesterday. The Rapd Transt Copany refuse to use bthultbc paveent, SAN FRANCSCO : PUGET SOUND NO. 2 HAWAAN SLANDS 92 Ctnaf Lurlue YVluelua.. Enterprse.. Honolulan... llonan Wlheluna. Enterprse.. Lrlne Wllelna.. llonan. Enterprse. Wllelna.. Hlonun... Enterprse.. Wllelna.. Wllelna.. llonan... Leave 6. F. Slay, May 2. May S May May 5 May 2 May 29 June 5 June 2 June June 5 June 26 July July 5 July 0 July 20 July 24 July 25 July Aug. 7 Aug. 5 Aug. 2 Aufe 24 Aug. 28 Sept. 4 Sept. 5 Sept. 8 Sept. 25 Sept. 26 PUfEBT SOUND Arrve Leave Hawaan Arrve laltnds Luavu May 8 May 4 May 5 Mav May 2 May 29 May 4 May 22 May 9 May 29 May 2 May 29 May 26 June June 0 June 9 June $ June June June 9 June S June 26 June 6 June 22 July 2 July 0 June 2 July. July July 9 July 9 Juy 7 July 8 July July 22 July July 6 July July 28 Aug. 7 July Aug. 6 July 28 Aug. Aug. Aug. 2 Aug. 6 Aug. 4 Aug. Aug. 2 Aug. 8 Aug. 24 Sept. 2 Sept. Aug. 28 Sept. Sept..Sept. 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4 J.V.? fft $ St v. Ss MR THE MAU NEWS, SATURDAY, JULY 27, 92. KerswrVuganzng Co., Ltd. Frst Gae Mg Mary Taft Holt ALAKEA STREET HONOLULU. a Youthful (Contnued fro Pnj;e 2) We have jst receved and have now nstalled new achnery for retreadng auto tres. Ths new ethod does not heat the bead, and leaves the tre n as good condton as before, but wth a new tread. What s the use experentng you when can get the best for the sae prce. f your tre can be repared we can dot, and do t rght. ALL WORK TS COMMON GUARANTEED. TALK "f ts fro Mclnernys ts the Best." Anythng n Clothng, Shrts or haberdashery that coes fro us s dependable. Sten Bloch Clothng looks Well and Feels as Cofortable as t Looks. We have Clothng for every occason and at prces that wll sut a purse. Styles for the Socety Man, and Suts for the busness an. ;.rcclnerny.ltd. Fort and Merchant Sts., Specal Notce. Ths s not an advertseent but a Fact! nce the recent nstallaton of a new clarfyng plant at the Makawao Wnery, the KAUPAKALUA WNE has taken the deservng place of honor, as the ost delcous faly table wne ever ported on Mau. Convnce yourself by gvng t a tral. Rng up the M. W. L. Co., Ltd., andyou wll be convnced. We Sell These. You want the best. Ar you rcuty for t ths season? We are prepared never tefore to t yonr went n vehcles and barneys. There noth ns superor to what we are showng, h taste, tre ad servce. Absolute bonesty n ake a aoral Vou wll agree we teu joo rs THE FAMOUS Studebaker Lne WE CARRY. No atter what roa wnt f ts harness er ceaethnc that runs on wheels, weve lot t or wll quckly gel lb Cose s and frure wth as. Everybody kawa the place. DAN T. CAREY WALUKA, MAU, T. H. t. tv. Tne Sradebaker eesplate oa lhlttl s t lueaass. vea lotetau. X Honolulu aw.ataa tn,vh!m a Sf S St Oahu Wns G or le Chldren Sfe JableCalu lu alroad Co. tlc local the downhl l advantage for the next count. Four separate and dstnct tes the hall hovered between the posts, hut eael te Frank laldwn, or Collns, or Harold l!ee, or Fleng, ade a desperate save, and sent t out of danger toward the sdeboards. Try as they would, the blue players couldnt pet that uchneede d goal, and after t le bell ran? the hall went out of play a few feet to one sde of the pllars. Here the Oahu supporters alost gave up hope. That had been the great chance to even atters and start oft the fnal perod wth the advantage, they nrgued, and t was too uch to expect the tea to contnue pressng the lght n auka terrtory. l?ut Oahu had the encourage ent of pullng down a hopeless lead, whch Mau was sufferng the oral handcap of seeng sure vctory snatched away, and that eleent told n the fnal stages of the struggle. Mau opened wth a rush, and carred the ball down the feld for what would alost certanly have been the wnnng goal, but te and agan the Oabuans ade a raculous save, and fnally they worked the ball back to the upper end, and started to ake tlngs hot for the vstor?. Sa Baldwn fnally lned out a shot for goal, and Harold Castle, rdng neck and neck wth a Mau an, gave t the last touch needed to help t over the lne. The ecore was ted, hut four nutes reaned to play, a Oahu was httng down. And n the last nutes of ths redhot gae, Mau nearly turned the trck by scorng a decdng shot through the dffcult goal. Alert and ounts were gong for all that was n the, a agan Alau seeed the stronger. But Walter Dllngha had a lttle n reserve and catchng the ball on bs stck as t was perously near to goal, he laced t over to the Ewa hoards, and had threequarteof t the way down the feld when t he gong sounded the end of the last perod. Heavng pones and exhausted en cae on the held to prepare for the extra perod of play that would deterne the wnner. The luck was wth Oahu, for, although the rules say that n case of a te the ball s thrown n at the center of the feld, there s no change of goal, and, on a slopng feld lke Moanulua. the locals knockng wth the slope of the grohnd and the wnd, had a bg edge on the stua ton. Leutenant Naylor, hopng ost earnestly that be would not he co pelled to call a foul and thereby end the gae n an unsatsfactory way, bowled the wllow lctwee the pones legs. Walter Dllngha caught t, and sent t on ts way to ward the Alau posts. t was the last dtch for the Valley slanders and they knew t, and fought ac fn corcungy. jnree tes a score seeed certan, anl three tes Oahu ssed by narrow argns JjThe fourth te, nstead of j scaperng to ther postons for t.. t..,.....: j j nl uf al, tll; ptljljs vutvue J together. u uwenpfcyg. tt a e alle ; tl US afoul?" "Anyone hurt? A vol ley of excted questons was fred by the sjectators. And then cae the explanaton Davd Fleng had ht a safety subtractng onequartof a goal. r. ro e wan score, anl elng the gae. Of course, t wasnt an ntentonal safety. He had see what he thought wh a certan goal cong and had tred to tc fleet fro the jmsts, but the ball had gone of hs stck at an angle, and had crossed the lne. After thre nutes play n the extra perod the gae was over, and Oahu had, secured one leg on the cup.. Aa, Suffragst. S v? x SJ? A short te ago the Woens Polt cal Unon ef New York Cty offered to pay cent a word for tue best artcle of 00 words on the subject. "Vh A a Snffrngst?" Aong the tunny responses receved there was one fro a grl of twelve years, lvng n Brook yn. The judges who were selected fro the offcers of the W. P. U de cded that Mary Tnft Holtz, for tlt s her nae, was enttled to the prze. and she receved the oney. When ntervewed nter Mary sad she had becoe nterested n votes for woen through the parade last year and that she had then decded to study up the subject She becae convnced that t was rlprlt for woen to have the ballot, although her parents are not uch nterested lu the subject of suffrage. Here s one of the reasons she gave for wshng the bnllot: Hecause woen are huan bengs. They have each a soul and a bran as well aa a physcal body. hey are therefore as clever and noble nded as en. Yet they are not allowed the sae rghts that en have. Why? There s no good reason." Bachelors Ktchen. All the chldren st around the roo on the floor, wth a grownup ns "t" n the ddle, who asks each player what he or she wll gve to an old bachelor for hs ktchen. Anythng can be naed that enters a boys or grls head, fro a cow to a soap dsh. "t" goes fro one to the other, askng all sorts of questons, to whch the answer ust be the nae of the thng gven by that partcular player. For nstance, "t" ght nqure. "What s your head ade of?" The answer ust coe wth a perfectly straght face. "Potatoes," "Door scraper" or "Tabby cat" a thng easer sad than done. Whoever laughs ust pay forfet Personatons. To ptay ths gae the copany seats tself n a crcle, whle one of the players begns to descrbe soe persons wth who ost of the other players are falar and contnues un tl one or other of the copany s able to guess fro the descrpton who the person ay be. The one guessng correctly then pro ceeds to descrbe soe one. f, how ever, the copany s unable to ake a correct guess the player goes on untl soe one s successful. Conundru. What s the dfference between 00 and,000? O (nought). What knd of a robbery ay be sad to be not dangerous? A safe robbery. When s a schoolaster lke a an wth one eye? When he has a vacancy for a pupl. Why la love lke a potato? Because t sprngs fro the eyes. Why are young lades so partal to sunset and twlght? Because they are daughters of Eve. Phladelpha Ledfr er. Chnese Naes For Other Natons. England s known to the Chnese as Ynkkwo. or "the flourshng country," kwo eanng country or naton. France s Fakwo, "the law abdng country." Gerany, known as Twakwo. s "the vrtuous country," and taly s kwo, or "the country of Justlce. The Unted States s the Mel kwo, or "beautful country." The "Tootus." Johnny started n at school. He rectes the Golden Rule (Not the rule of three). But every ornlhg you can hear H reelta a table queer. Anl t puzzlea e. ts the Tootus faly. Twelve of the there see to be. 8uch odd people too. For ennnot understand All about ths Too turn bund, Buch queer thngs they do. "Tootus won ertu" 4ear el Now, what can "ertu" be That a Tootue wont ve asked Toy to explan. But he cannot ake t plan Just what Tontu done. "Tootua threera sck" poor tnnfl Thus does Toy ever sng. "Tootus forer ate." What he ate do not know. "Tootus ate a sxteen." though ve heard bl relate. Toy knows the Tootus weu, But he really cannot tell Of ths faly anythng. But he says that s the way That the chldren every day Stand n lne and sng. Youths Copanon. The followng schedule wll go nto effect July st, ) CLASS Pass. Pass. Pass. Pass. g. jrrt. Freght Freght STATONS No. No. a No. No 4 No. 5 No A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. Kahulu Lv uunene Ar Lv Kahulu j Ar ) Lv Waluku j Ar jlv Kahulu jar ( Spreckelsvlle Lv p:fl Ar ( Lv Spreckelsvlle Lv ,. Ar Kahulu ( Lv Ar Waluku Lv Kahulu Ur ( Lv 4 20 Spreckelsvlle Lv 4 2 Ar 4 45 Paa j Lv 4 50 Spreckelsvlle Lv 5 0 Kahulu Ar 5 5 Ths tran fro Puunene connects wth trans leavng Kahulu for Waluku at :45 P. M. s Kahulu Ralroad Co. AGENTS FOf ALEXANDER BALDWN, LTD. ; ALEXANDER BALDWN, LTD., Lne of Salng Vessels between San Francsco and Hawaan Ports; AMERCANHAWAA N Educator STEAMSHP fo $4.00 shoe A Hoe for the Feet not a Prson. Has roo for all fve toes to le perfectly n ther natural postons.. : : 05 FORT STREET, f aw.. ;UA MANUFACTURERS SHOE COMPANY, You Try HONOLULU. AND YOU WLL RE ALZE THAT T S SUPEROR TO BUTTER OR LARD FOR ALL COOKNG. MMWaaTeMaWMMt Your Grocer has t. LAHANA STORE Ltd. Once : porters Sc Dealers n BMsaatasxas GENERAL MERCHANDSE WHOLESALE and RETAL GASOLNE and DSTLLATE N DRUMS LAHANA STORE. ME S

5 Many Auto Accdents. What cne very near leng a fatal accdent occured at Kahulu, last Monday ornng. Joe Medus was drvng a Hudson lelongng to tle ao Stables, and had as passengers Drs. Pratt and McCoy of Honolulu and Santary nspector Trevenan. As s usually the case, accounts of the accdent dffer greatly. Mederos clas he was not gong over 20 les an hour, whle eye wtnesses of the affar aver le was gong at least 25 les. Mederos clas he dd not see the flagan at the ralroad crossng untl he was wthn sx feet of the crossng. The tranen say the flagan was out long before ether tran or autooble was near the crossng. The facts are that the auto drver Beeng he was n danger and could not get across ahead of the tran, and could not stop, turned hs car, tryng to run parallel wth the track, ahead of the tran. He was not quck enough, and the frst car caught the auto behnd, sashng the upper works all out of shape. Drs. Pratt and McCoy were n the back seat and escaped wth only a severe shakng up, whle Mr. Tre venan was slghtly cut. An auto standng on the wrong sde of the street, was run nto Sunday evenng, and a broken wheel and bent axle was the result. Wednesday evenng, whle two autooblles were returnng fro the show at Puunene, they encounte d soe roang horses belongng to the ao Stables, on the road. The frst car slowed up quckly to avod the horses, and the second car ran nto a tree standng by the sde of the road, to avod sashng nto the car ahead. Last Saturday evenng a wldly drven auto, cae very near causng a bad accdent on the beach road, whch was averted only by the quck acton of others. We do not wsh to be pessstc, but the chapter of autooble accdents whch have occured durng ths week, s what we have been lookng for, for soe te. There s no reason under the sun for ths, and t shows nothng but laxty n those to who we should look for protecton n those atters. The polce are lax n enforcng the regulatons. The regulatons theselves see to be faulty, and the polce cla they can do nothng. f ths thng keeps up t wll not be safe to rde on our streets. Baseball Last Sunday. The gaes last Sunday were both rather tae. The J. A. C.s were only conceded an outsde chance before the gae started. That was all they had, and all they ever wll have, so long as they contnue to boneheathrow gaes away by ther d plays They threw away enough runs last Sunday to at least have ted the Stars, and hare ade t nterestng. As t was, there was very lttle scorng, and though the feldng was good, exceptonally Aod on both Bdes, there was very lttle enthusaa shown ether by the Dlavers or the fans. The Stars won by a score of 5 to 2. n the second gae, the Cap One tea had four new players, but ths dd not strengthen the partcle. Kahulu ade a runaway race of t. Cap One was hopelessly outclassed, and though they crawled up a bt on Kahulu towards the close, t was easly seen that McCauley was only loafng, and gvng hs tea ates soe needed feldng practce. The gae between the Stars and Kahulu next Sunday should be a good one, f Bll Montcastle, wll gve hs tea a dose of gnger before the gae. f he dont they have no chance, as Gnger s the ddle nae of every an on the Star tea. The PaaCa p One gae should be only practce for the forer.baseball s very uncertan, tho gh, and such a thng as the talenders wakng up s not at all possble Xocals Sherff Crowell went to Honolulu on the Klauea Thursday. Mrs. R. B. Dodge and three chldren are spendng a few weeks at Kulaanu., e nt. Ross Kngsbury, son of Judge Kngsbury, arrved on the Mauna Kea for a short vst., Mrs. Paul Schdt, who has been vstng wth Mrs. Chllngworth, returned hoe Frday evenng. Johnny Nelson, was busy nforng hs frends all the week, that a bouncng baby boy arrved at hs hoe last Sunday ornng. Mr. and Mrs. Jaes Foss of Kahulu are occupyng the Wlla and Mary Alexander Parsonage for the suer. The new theatre at Kahulu s progressng rapdly. When fnshed, ths theatre wll be far and away the best on the sland. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Couch of Sacraento, Cal., announce the engageent of ther daughter, Anne Ross to Dr. J. C. Ftzgerald. Josh Tucker has been on Mau ths week. He rode over to Kahakuloa, and spent a few hours. He also spent soe te at Ulupalakua. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Penhallow left for Honolulu. They saled on the Hono lulan for the coast, where they expect to rean for a couple of onths. Read the ad of the Kershner Vulcanz ng Copany n ths ssue. They guarantee to leave your tre as good as new aftef T retreadng, by thetr new process. Poltcal ruors are beng heard on every sde. One tbat s creatng consderable talk s that George Cuugs s beng urged by bs frends to run for County Clerk. A branch ppe of the Kula Ppe lne s beng extended to Makena to releve the drought n that secton. Engneer Harvey reports a good supply of water n the ppe now. Henry Newbar, forerly of the Wa luku Sugar Copany, leaves next Tues day for the Phlppnes,! where he ex pects to take a poston on one of the new sugar plantatons. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Baldwn returned fro the coast on the last Honolulau. Thev arrved hoe Wednesday, Mr. Baldwn brought back a beautful new sx cylnder Frankln of the 9 odel. Mss Balbna Gonzalves of Waluku, was arred last Saturday evenng to Mr. T. J. Sydes of Canada. The young couple wll rean n Waluku for a te and wll then reove to the coast. The Schuau Carrage Co., are ad vertsng the frst nstalent of 9 R. C. H. autoobles u ths ssue. They wll be on exhbton on Mau next week. These cars have been uch adred wherever shown. Rev. Collns G. Burnha, of Lahana, who has always been heard wth so uch pleasure v. the churches on ths sde of Mau, wll preach at the Waluku Unon Church toorrow evenng. Everyone cordally nvted to be present. The Teal Muscal Coedy copany played to very poor houses whle on Mau. Ths s unfortunate, as they pt on a uch better show than auy copany whch had preceded the, wlu the pos sble excepton of the Bostouans. They wound up tner stay on Mau, by playng at Lahaua Frday nght. A apanese was gven a verdct n a daage sut aganst DoRego Edwards n the dstrct court at Waluku Thurs day. The evdence showed that the Japanese after lookng around, rode n front of the autooble and fel off. The autooble was stopped before coplete ly passng over the au. ue judge stated that although there was no ev dence of neglgeuce on the part of the auto drver, he would daages. Dance gve judgent lor at Waluku Sugar Mll. The annual dance at the Waluku Sugar Mll, whch a few years ago, was one of the events of the season, but whch for varous reasons had been dscontnued, was revved ths year, wth all the splendour and beauty of forer years, wth any added attractons. Better facltes and better arrangeents for hand lng a bg crowd could hardly bo n agned. The attenton to detal whch showed at every turn, proved that those n charge had put n any hours of hard work. Everybody was there and stll there was not the least suggesto of congeston. t was ore lke bg far than a dance. Dancng there was aplenty, but for those who were not dancng, there was left aple roo for proenadng Manager Penhallow and hs corps of workers ay well fell proud at the any notes of prase expressed over the whole affar. THE MAU NEWS, SATURDAY, JULY 27, 92. d KahlMfl Ralroad MERCHANDSEDEPARTMENT BAROL (Coppered Carbolenu) The Perfect Wood Preservatve General Character and Purposes. Nonvolatl e. The bolng pont s 597 Fahrenhet. Econocal because t akes luber last twce as long. Antseptc, prevents rot and decay. ts Dfferent Uses. BARNS, stables, sheds, hog pens panted on the nteror and exteror wll last a hundred per cent longer. Prevents contagon and dsease. BRCKS and concrete walls wll becoe waterproof and wll not cruble away when treated wth BAROL. FENCE POSTS. Forty posts per gallon f dpped for three feet butt treatent, sxty posts per gallon f appled wth brush to butts only. PANT, Gve the house a coatng of BAROL and pant tho trngs, wndows and doors n whte. t looks attractve and the house has a pleasant appearance for years. POLES. Partal or entre butt treatent wth two hot coats of tho preservatve wll prolong ther lfe for years. ROOFS, treated wth BAROL rean n the best of condton. TANKS, trough, csterns or well covers, tank towers, tank walks, are ore exposed to rot and decay than any other woodwork. Apply BAROL properly and the woodwork never rots. WAGON FELLOWS, carragewheel s and toolhandl panted wth BAROL prevent undue swellng and checkng. Etc, Etc. Etc. ONE GALLON COVERS The prce, F O B. Warehouse, Kahulu, by the barrel 75 cents per gallon; also sold n saller quanttes at slght advance. KLahula Ralroad Co.? 7 50 square feet of Dressed Luber 250 square feet of Rough Luber 00 square feet of Shngle Roof Merchandse Departent 5

6 Mf 4! K K.,, f ltas yf P J ; A 4v sr. r Notes Fro Up Country News of General nterest Fro Out lyng Dstrcts. Durng Frday, the 9th, the th, Precnct Kepublcan Club nt the regular eetng held at the Mnkawa o Court House elected the followng oflccrs: F. W. Hardy, presdent; P. F. Peck, S. R. Dowdle, secretary; A. D. Morton, assstant secretary; M. Alncda, treasurer; A. t. Souza, G. M. Maalo, and Jos. Pres, judges of electon; W. 0. Aken, A. F. Tavares, J. A. Aheong, L. von Tenpsky, and Alfred Furtado, executve cottee. At ths eetng whch was a representatve one, resoluton aganst the change of the sto of the Makawa o Court House to Paa was passed unanously and the followng reasons aganst proposed change were advanced.... Makawao s uch ore nearly the geographcal centre of the dstrct than Paa whch s on the extree boundary lne. That such a change would work great hardshp to the resdents of the Kula secton. That a large ajorty of ndvdual landowners resde at a dstance fro Paa and hence a ajorty of cases nvolvng land and other portant atters orgnate n Kula, Makawao, Kaupakalua and other places outsde the lts of the Paa secton. That t s good polcy to keep the courts as ndependent as possble and the reoval of the dstrct court to Paa plantaton would be a step n the wrong drecton. That as recently t has been found expedent to,rase the rate of taxaton to eet county expenses, any addtonal expendture such as the purchase of of the Paa Hotel property for a dstrct court house should not be ncurred unless absolutely necessary. On Saturday, July 20th, the 0th Precnct Republcan Club of Kula elected the followng ollcers for two years. Edgar Morton, presdent; Lot C. Kealoha, st. Warren Newton, 2nd. Davd Morton, secretary; D. K. Morton, assstant secretary; Antono Fernandez, treasurer; Allen Newton, F. U. do Cabra, and saac Wallace, judges of electon ; George Kapjh Copp, Josah K. laole, D. o, K. Maha Kahoopak, and executve cottee. Ths club also passed a resoluton protestng aganst the proposed change of ste of the Makawao house to Paa. The grapecro p court of Kaupakalua s unusually sall ths season. More and ore pneapples are beng planted n ths secton. Mss Maueran of Paa and Mss Hlen of Puunene, returned on the 2rd fro a crcut of East Mau va Huelo and Haleakala crater. The County a constructng a large reservor on tho Mrs.. G. Alex ander preses n Makawao for the use of tho ppe lno. "Weather: Contnuaton of tho long drought. NOTC TO CREDTORS. N Tll? CKCUT COURT OF THE SUCON) CRCUT THUKTOUV OV HAWA. n Probate At Chabers. n the Matter of the Estalc of JOHN WJUDlUK, late of Wnluku, Mau, Deceasctl. Notce s hereby gven to nl persons havng clas aganst the stntc of John Weddck, late of Wnluku, Mau, T.. to present sae duly authentcated and wth proper vanchcrs, f such exst, to Mrs. Wnfred Morrs Weddck, Ex ecutrx of sad estate, wthn sx onths fro date of publcaton of ths notce, or payent thereof wll be forever barred. And nl persons ndebted to sad estate nre requested to ake edate payent to the Executrx heren. MRS. WNRED MORRS WED DCK. Executrx of the Estate of John Wed. dck. Dated at Waluku ths 7th day of July 2. NOTCE TO CREDTORS. n the Matter of the Estate of TOSHRO HORHE, late of Kaaole. Kula, Mau, Deceased. N6tce s hereby gven that pursuant to an order of the Honorable Sedell H Kngsbury, Judge of the Crcut Court of the Second Crcut, Terrtory of Hawa, the undersgned was, 0 the 27th day of May, A. D. 9 2, duly apponted Ad nstrator of the Estate of sad Tosbro Horbe, deceased, and that letters of adnstraton have been ssued to the undersgned. All Credtors of sad Toshro Horbe, deceased, and of sad Estate are hereby notfed to present ther clas n the for recpred by law, wth proper vouch ers, f any exst, even f the cla s secured by ortgage on real estate, to the undersgned at hs offce at Waluku, Maul, Terrtory of Hawa, wthn sx (6) onths fro date of ths notce, be ng the date of the frst publcaton of sad notce; otherwse, such cla, f any wll be forever barred. CHAS. WLCOX, Adnstrator of the Estate of Toshro Horbe, Deceased. Dated at Waluku, Mau, ths 20th day of July, A. D. 92. July 20, 27, Aug., 0. Notce o? AdnlKtrtorK Sule of lcnl Property. Notce s herebj gven that, as the adnstrator of the estate of Francsco de Aruda, late of Kula, Mau, deceased, and under and by vrtue of an order granted by the Honorable Selden B. Kngsbury, Judge of the Crcut Court of the Second Judcal Crcut, Terrtory of Hawa, lcensng h to sell certan real property belongng to sad estate, shul, on Saturday, the loth day of August, 92, at twelve oclock noon, at the front entrance to the Court House at Waluku, County of Mau, Terrtory of Hawa, sell at pubfc aucton the followng descrbed property: All that certan pece or parcel of land stuate nt Kaououlu, Kula, Mau, and known as Lot 5 on the ap of the Kaououlu Lots, and contanng an area of 4,85 acres, beng the sae preses descrbed n deed dated May 7, 906, and recorded n Lber 229, pages 220 and 22. Sale to be ade subject to the confr aton of the Court. Eor further partculars apply to A. F. Tavares, dnnstrator of the Estate of Francsco de Aruda, or Enos Vncent, At torney for sad Estate, Waluku. A. F. TAVARES, Adnstrator of sad Estate. July, 2o, 27, Aug., 0, 92. N THE CRCUT COURT OF THE SECOND CRCUT. TERRTORY OF HAWA. At Chabers n Probate. n the Matter of the Estate of DAVD D. BALDWN, late of Haku, Makawao, Mau, Deceased, Hon. A. F. Tavares and faly Order of Notce of Hearng Petton for of Makawao arc spendng the suer Probate of Wll. A at ther Kanaole ranch. Docuent purportng to be the Last Wll and Testaent of Davd Dwght Mss Lucy Adas of Lahana s Baldwn, deceased, havng on the rd buldng a tnysuer cottage n day of July, A. D. 92, been presented Makawao near the Pookela Chueb. to sad Probate Court, and a Petton for Probate theruof, prayng for the ssuance Charles R06 of laakuapoko of Letters Testaentary to Erduaun D. s fast recoverng fro hs "Fourth Baldwn, havng been fled by Erduann of July" accdent, as the guest of D. Baldwu: L. von Tcpsky of Haleakala ranch. t s Ordered, that Saturday, the 0th day of August, A. D. 92, at 0 oclock George Trpp of Kalua a buldng a pretty resdence near the Mrs. of sad Court at Waluku, Mau, be and A. M., of sad day, at the Court Roo. G. Alexander the sae s hereby preses apponted n Ma the te aud place for provng sad Wll aud hear. kawao. ng sad applcaton. On Monday, the 22nd, a Flpno t s Further Ordered, That notce sneakthe f who has been troublng thereof be gven, by publcaton once n resdents of Kokoo and Makawao, recently was arrested on the charge of pettlaceny at the Haku Cannery where he was workng. lhww n ph week for three successve weeks n the "Mau Nkws." a weekly newspaper, prnted and publshed n Waluku, Mau, the last publcaton to be not less thar tet days prevous to the te theren apponted forbearng. Dated Wnluku, Mau, July, 92. fsd.) S.!. KNGSBURY, Judge jf tlt Crcut Court of the 2nd Crcut. Attest: tsd.) EDMUND. HART, Clerk Crcu Courrof the 2nd Crcut. July s,, 2o, 27, 92. THE MAU NEWS, SATURDAY, JULY 27, 92. SB.... M p KAHULU STORE 8 THt Shern Wllas Pants Cover The Earth R SherwnWlla s Master House Panters Specaltes 0 Nne good varnshes that ft nto the every day work of the v u practcal panter, and that can always be depended upon to do M good work. H la A popular lap.jat A durable H and school?. nsm UT".wnU wofk H Sfjff general use... tfnox varnsh for floor var fels Z S Z7hZ A varnsh The Mas Mf.KlSj For nter Rj VS leader for BflfOHTEj" Pan or fnsh H nteror use. ersdryer. ng. The SherwnWlla s Pants Cover The Earth KAHULU STORE. N THE CRCUT COURT OF THE SECOND CRCUT, TERRTORY OF HAWA. At Chabers n Probate n the Matter of the Estate of CLARENCE M. ROBERTS, late of Waluku, Mau, Deceased. Order of Notce of Hearng Petton for Allowance of Fnal Accounts, Dstrbuton and Dscharge. On Readng and Flng the Petton and Accounts of H. B. Penhallow, Adnstrator of the Estate of Clarence M. Roberts, deceased, wheren he asks to be allowed $ and charged wth 609,, and asks that the sae ay be exaned and approved, aud that a fnal ouler ay be ade of dstrbuton of the property reanng n hs hands to the persons thereto enttled, and dsclrg ng h and hs suretes fro all further responsblty as such Adnstrator: t s Ordered, that Wednesday, the 7U day of August, A. D. 92, at ten oclock A. M., before the Judge of sad Court nt the Court Roo of sad Court at Waluku, sland of Mau, be and the sae hereby s apponted as the te nnd place for hearng sad Petton and Accounts, and and that all persons nterested ay then aud there appear and show cause, f any they have, why the sae should not be granted, and ay present evdence as to who arc enttled to the sad property. Also that notce of ths Order shall be publshed once a week n the "Mau NKWS" a weekly newspaper, prnted and publshed n Wnluku, Mau, for three successve weeks, the last publcaton to be not less than ten days prevous to the te theren apponted for sad hearng. Dated nt Lahana, Mau, ths 26th day of June, 9 2. (Sd.) S. B. KNGSBURY, Judge, Crcut Court, Second Crcut. Attest: (Sd.) H. HART, Clerk. July 6,, , 92. NOTCE. Notce s hereby gven that the Waluku Hardware Copany has purchased all the stock n trade, fxtures and busness forerly owned aud conducted by Lee Hop of Waluku. All accounts due, and all blls owed by the sad Lee Hop wll be collected and pad by the sad Lee Hop. WALUKU HARDWARE COMPANY. Dated at Waluku, Mau, June 24, 92. FOR SALE. Cadllac tourng car, guaranteed n frst class condton. Just the car for rent servce. see Schoenng Co, Waluku. SUBSCRBE FOR THE MAU NEWS COMBNATON ALOHA LODGE NO. KNGHTS OF PYTHAS. Regular eetngs wll be held at the Knghts of Pythas Hall, Waluku, on the second and fourth Saturdays of each onth. All vstng ebers are cordally nvted to attend C. HANSEN, C. C. ARTHUR BETTS, K. R. S. LODGE MAU, No. 084, A. F. A. M Stated eodks wll be held at Masonc Hall, Kahulu, on the frst Saturday nght of each onth ut7.0 P. M. Vstng brethren are cordally n vled to attend. HUGH HOWELL, R. W. M. tf. BENJAMN WLLAMS, Secretary FOR SALE. Pneapple Cannng Machnery. Shaftng, Pulley, Beltng, Tanks, Stea Boler. AH n good condton. For" salo Ohoap. T. A. Dranga, Hlo. Harry Artage. H. Cushan Carter Sauel A. Walker. Harry Artage Co., LMTED. Stock and Bonds BROKERS Meber Honolulu Stock aud Bond Exchange. O. Box 68. Telephone 20. Cable and Wreless Address: "Artage."