Plan County. At Lihue Armory

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1 f: St S. W. WLCOX fn y.j ;.f V ::f r ft; ESTABLSHED 904. VOL. 8. NO. 8. LHUE, KAUA, TERRTORY OF HAWA, TUESDAY. MAY 2, 922 SUBSCRPTON RATES, $2.50 PER YEAR 5 CENTS PER COPY ;JPoor Rock Slows Up Work on the New Breakwater ttlln tln wnrk n nrnfrnflfltno "&afuy at" tho Nawlllwll breakwat- - epr8 not gettng along so rapdly as t dd for some tme duo to tho fact that tho ledgo of rock that was furnshng the stones for. the breakwutcr s playng out. After the outsde layer wore taken away a great deal of soft, unsatsfactory stono was found on the nteror of tho hll. Tho fallng oft of ths closest sourco of supply s slowng up the work. t s necessary to dg more to get tho stones and the large cap stones aro not much n evldonce as they once woro. Rock wll have to bo obtaned from the further rdges, makng more track and a longer haul necessary. How long t wll take to complete ths work s not known. t wll d very largely upon tho ease of gettng the rock. And when tho breakwater s all fnshed, the problem of facltatng Kauas shppng by the use of t wll have been only started. The puttng up of wharves and tho dredgng of the harbor wll be work of great magntude. The dredgng of the harbor wll requlro from one half mllon to one mllon dollars, after tho breakwater s all completed. Ths money wll have to bo approprated by congress and so far there has been no acton taken on t. There s no appropraton yet for the prelmnary surveys for tbe dredgng or for the erecton of the wharves. The work of erectng tho breakwater s beng done by the U. S. Engneers. But the work of dredng tho harbor and the erecton of the wharves wll come under the terrtoral board of harbor commlsloners. TO MPROVE LHUE ARMORY S PLAN OF KAUA LEGON Kaua Post No. 2 of the Amercan Legon held ther regular monthly meetng at the court house on Saturday evenng. After the regular routne of busness the recommendaton of the athletc commttee to start a campagn to rase the root of tho Llhuo armory so that the buldng may really be used as a cotumuty center, wqs acted upon. t was decded that the post should get behnd the plan to tho full ex- - tont of ts powers and carry the project thru to success. The deft nlte plan for fnancng the project has not been completed, but mdm bers of tho post ure workng out the detals. The plans for mprovng the buld ng call for tbe olnnaton of tho cefutcr row of posts and the sub uttutlon of ono complete truss n stead of two as s used to support the roof at present. Tho present armory has two 30 foot trusses wth a 2 foot heght to the rafters. Tho now plan calls for one. GO foot truss and about a 25 foot cellng at least. Ths would gve Kaua a communl ty center second to nouo n tho slands, as t would havo a floor 60 by 00 and could bo used for any 3 ndoor sport gvng a maxmum of pla"lng space for any ndoor gamo, Those who played or attended tho ndoor baseball games last wnter wll recall that the players wore handcapped by the ball contnually httng tho rafters and that the p!uy lng space was cut down duo to tho center row of posts. Basketball players wero also handcapped duo to tho sumo reasons. Tho post wll announco n a short tlmo ts defnte plans n regard to fnancng the proposton and thoro jf s no doubt that the Legon wll carry tlo project thru to a successful concluson, as tho Legon hns yet to make a falure of anythng they have undertaken. An unexpected request camo from Oh pageant commltteo of tho Orental dance for tho party that took tho pllows that graced the queens throno, to kndly return tho sumo, as tho ownor was kckng. All tho post amateur sleuths are workng on the case, Auto Club Holds Successful Run The ntal outng of tho Kaua Automoble Club was a sgnal success, whch outran oven tho most confdent expectatons of ts promoters. They Gather n From Far and Near n accordance wth tho program, carloads of happy outers from all sectons of the sland began to roll nto Hanale about 0 oclock, and camo thck and fast, and.n buch numbers that fnally parkng apnea was at a premum. de,al Hosts Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Sanborn plac ed ther beach house nt tho dsposnl of the party, whch was a very wel-com- o convenence, and thoy themselves made most genal and kndly hosts. Hanale at ts Best Tho day was phenomenally beau tful, and Hanale was at ts best. The sea was most nvtng, wth qute enough surf runnng to glvo zp and zest to tho swmmng and t soon became.ovdont that there was plenty of both, oven close nshore, whle farthor out there was qulto of splco of danger..most of the young people, and some who wero not so young, went n, whllo there was a good szed old folks row lned up on tho beach to enjoy t as spectators. On to Hanale, and the Beautes on the Way Rather retcently thoy heard tho call of tho outng leader, "All aboard for lunch at Haenn!" The trp thther along the coast, overlookng tho tumblng waves and rock-boun- d reefs and sandy reaches below, s one of the fnest that can bo seen n Hawa, or, ndeed, anywhere else, and was at ts very best on ths occason. A Romantc Spot for Lunch The Dry Cave of Manlnlhola was the selected spot for luch, and proved a most delghtful place for that purpose. t s n front of tho great cave, wth ts dark and cavernous depths, and under the fne grove of kukul trees, whch have grown up there, wth the precptous beetlng clffs overhead, and glmpses of the blue sea out through the trees. There s plenty room there for the largest outng party that wll ever lunch there, but t could be very much mproved by clearng off loose rock. The crowd broke up nto groups accordng to affnty and lunch arrangement and devoted themselves very assduously to tho toothsome vands they had brought, for the space of half an hour or so. An Old Hawaan Story They were then rounded up to ono central pont, and Mr. Lydgato gave, them a Hawaan story about the three outstandng rocks near by, whch were ancent dem-god- Pohakuloa nnd Kauwa, who swam n one nght, all tho way from Kahlkl, n the South Seas, bound forwalalenle. but who wero overtaken, just as thoy landed, by tho breakng day, and Hko Lots wfe of old, wero turned to stono. To the Wet Caves Tho next number on the program was tho Wet Caves at Kanaloa and Waakapala, a couple of mles or so farthor along and beyond tho reach of automobles. A goodly number, some 25 or 30, lned up under tle leadershp of tho Heloloa leader, (Contnued on Pago Sx) TWENTY-FFT- ANNVERSARY Lhue Unon church wll celebrato tho 25th annversary of Englsh speakng serrces next Sunday mornng at oclock. Mrs. Wn. Hyde Rce wll narrato concernng tho frst rregular servces over conducted n Llhuo for tho Knglsh speakng people--, whch dated back to 855 and contnued untl May lrt, 89G. Begnnng wth tho latter date j Rov. J. M. Lydgato wll dcscrlbo n detal tho growth anl progress or j tho communty and church llfo durng tho 24 years of hs pastorate. Ths promses to bo a servlco very rch n hstorc value to the student of communty advancement. Ka- - malnas wll greatly apprecate tho j rectal of famlar scenes and experences, whle tho same wll be great educatonal value to tho young-- or gonoruton. All wll bo welcome. RALPH W. BAYLESS, Mnster. Posonng Wpes Out Entre Japanese Famly An entre Jnprfceso famly was wped out last week n Puhl camp thru a form of posonng called botulsm, whch thoy contracted from eatng- from salmon eggs that wore preserved, n a fashon pecular to tho Uapaneso, accordng to authortes that aro nvestgatng tho case. The dead nro Mntsujlra Shlbuya. aged 40, the father of tho famly, Suye Shlbuya aged 28, tho mother and Kolch, aged 5, nnd Makoto aged 3, the two sons. The salmon eggs woro purchased at a local storo on tho 2st of tho mouth. None woro eaten however untl tho 24th when they woro partaken of freely by tho father nnd the two sons. The mother took a lttle or none of the eggs but ate some food out of a lunch tn that had had tho salmon eggs n t. Shlbuya went to work as usual that mornng but was taken ll n the felds about n. n. He left hs work and spent tho day at a frends house, returnng to hs own home that evenng. Dr. Kuhns was called on Wednosdny mornng to treat the sck man. Ths form of posonng s extremely vrulent and though heroc measures were used by Dr. Kuhns and hs assstants, Shlbuya dlod the followng evenng at about :30. Kolch, tho older boy was strcken at about a. m. on Tuesday mornng and faled very rnpdly, dyng at G p. m. that same evenng. The younger boy, Makoto, was taken ll at about the same tme but lved untl the next evenng about S oclock. The mother was taken to the Lhue hosptal on Wednesday where she lngered untl Saturday mornng. Although several other partes had purchased salmon eggs from tho very same tub that tho Shlbuya famly had bought thers, there has been no report of anyone sufferng from any llness that carres symptoms pecular to botulsm. A specmen of the salmon eggs were sent to tho terrtoral laboratores n Honolulu nnd t was frst announced that the salmon eggs were negatve, but the next day a wro came to dsregard tho frst report as a gunea pg that had..been lnnoculatcd had ded wthn 24 hours. Mr. Cook, the terrtoral board of health nspector had confscated the tub of eggs just as soon as- - t was suspected of beng tho cause of the tragedy, to prevent any further spread of the posonng. Botulsm s an acute posonng that s caused by the acton of a form of bactera. Tho nfecton s sad to bo an accdental happenng, that mght occur to any canned or preserved goods. t wll be remembered that tho country was startled a few years ago by a wholesale posonng whch was a form of botulsm and t was fnally traced down to a brand of canned olves. Authortes aro carefully watchng all those thnt are suspected of beng n danger of any posonng from havng eateh the contamnated salmon eggs. P. Schultz, deputy terrtoral food commssoner, arrved ths mornng to conduct tho nvestgaton. Accordng to Mr. Schultz ths. s tho frst caso on record of botulsm n the terrtory. MOKHANA CLUB TO HAVE.j. NTERESTNG MEETNG Tho Moklhana Club wll meet next Wednesday afternoon, May 3, at Lhue Socal hall. An nterestng afternoon s promsed by tho commttee n charge. Mrs. Ray Allen wll gve a program mado up of pano numbers selected from dfferent composors. Mrs. Katheruo Wood wll talk on tho development of tho sonata. Tho hostesses for tho afternoon wll be Mrs. W.. Rco Jr., Mss Rowo, Mrs. Kuhlmaun, Mrs. Wedo-moye- Mrs. Trowbrdge, Mss Young, Mss Kng nnd Mss Colbert. Gaylord P. Wlcox, of tho Amercan Factors, camo over from Honolulu ths mornng. F. Schultz, of tho terrtoral board of health, arrved from Honolulu ths mornng on offcal busness. Plan County Far At Lhue Armory Plans aro beng fomulatod for a county far that wll be held at tho Llhuo county lot and armory on May 27th. Tho plans call for exhbts and concessons by nl the local organzatons such as the Hale o Nall, the Moklhana Club, the Y. W. C. A. tnd tho Kaua schools., The Halo o Nalll wll present a Hawaan vllage, whch wll nclude a luau, hula dancng, and sngng of ancent meles. Tho Kuual schools wll furnsh exhbts of the work or tho school chldren along vocatonal lnes as well as other departments of school work. Ths exhbt wll bo under tle drecton of Prank S. Pugh, vocatonal drector for tho Kaua schools. Tho Moklhana Club, the Y. "W. C. A and tho Waluca club wll all have borths and concessons. An added, feature wll bo a specal prze for tho longest pece of sugar cano of any varety that wll bo placed on exhbton. There wll also bo przes for tho longest plocos of each varety. Tho prze wll go to tho secton luna n whoso secton t was grown. n tho evenng n addton to the regular concessons thoro wll bo a dance n the armory, tho musc to bo furnshed by Alapak Smths Jazz band. The proceeds from the far wll bo spent n buyng now chars for tho armory and also puttng n shower baths for thoso of the athletes that use the armory ns a gym. nformaton n regard to concessons and exhbts may bo secured from Sherff Rco. SOCAL SERVCE ASSN..$. WLL MEET SATURDAY The Socal Servce Assocaton of Kaua wll meet at Moklhana Hall n Lhue, on Saturday, May G, ut 2:30 p. m. Reports wll bo heard from members who attended tho second terrtoral conference of socal work n Honolulu last month. Mrs. A. H. Watorhouse wll speak on "Outstandng mpressons of tho Conference," Mss Hanson wll tell of tho nutrtonal work as dscussed and carred on n some of the cty schools. Mrs. Susan Dunn s to report on tho health program; Mss Roe, on Dr. Porteus scres of psycho-analytcal lectures; and Mss Mabel Wlcox on juxenlo and matters. A cordal nvtaton to attend ths meetng s extended tl nnyono nterested. Ths s tho annual meetng and tho electon of offcers for tho comng year wll take place. VAN GESEN REMOVED FROM DSTRCT COURT PRACTCE Judgo Wllam C. Ach Jr., has handed down a decson n tho dsbarment case of Henry Van Olesen, tho Kapaa attorney charged wth unprofessonal conduct. Tho Judgo ruled that Van Glesens name be strcken from tho roll of thoso qualfed to practce n tho dstrct courts of Kaua. Van Glesen s charged wth usng unprofessonal language n referrng to Judgo Von Ekekela, when tho latter gave a declsjon aganst a clent of Van dleson. t s alleged that Van Glesen called tho Judgo a "lamo leg and a "crook." t s sad to bo understood that tho dsbarmout of Van Glesen s merely a suspenson untl such tlmo as he can hold hs tongue when decsons are gven aganst hm. -- j. KAUA POSTMASTER S GVEN PRSON TERM Wn. E. Smth, former postmaster at Koloa, was sentenced to two nnd a half years n Oahu prson by Judgo Pondextor n tho federal court, accordng to news rocolved ths mornng. Smth plod gulty to embezzlng $9,400,22 n monoy or-dofrom tho Koloa post offlco. Ho wll bo taken to prson todny, Tho shortage of Smth was dscovered early n January of ths year. Pollowlng hs arrest tho former postmaster attempted to commltt sucde by drnkng odne, Openng of Parsh House Set for May The openng of the Llhuo Memoral Parsh Houbo wll take place-o- Prdny, May llth. A short dedl caton servce s j ho hold n the afternoon, at whch tho address wll be gven by Dr. A. W. Palmer, of Honolulu. n tho evenng a chldrens performance of Shakespeares "Mdsummer Nghts Dream," under tho drecton of Mss Ethel Damon and Mrs. Katerlno Cox of Honolulu, wll completo tho openng of tho houso to tho communty at large. Mss Margaret Clarke, of Honolulu, wll drect three fary songs whch she has composed for ths performance. Mendelssohns musc for the Mdsummer Nlghts Dream wll be gven as an overturn and between the acts by the Pasmoro Tro of te Punahou Musc school. A cordal nvtaton s extended to all to attend these openng exorcses. PERSONALS. 4..,. Judge Lyle A. Dckey returned from Honolulu Wednesdny mornng, whero ho spent tho week attendng tho annual meetng of tho Hawaan Msson Chldrens Socety, of whch ho s the treasurer. Supervsor John. Sllva, of Elo-elpad a busness vst to tho metropols last week. H. P. Faye returned last Wednesday mornng from a vst to Honolulu. W. F. Schtmmelfenntg, ot Koloa, was among the passengers returnng rom Honolulu last Wednesday mornng. Msses Else and Mabel Wlcox returned Wednesday mornng from attendng tho welfaro workers at Honolulu. E. S. Swan, of Grovo Parm plantaton mado a bref vst to Honolulu last week. Ho returned Wednesday mornng. Mrs. Lyman, of Grovo Parm, who has been vstng n Honolulu, returned by tho Knau last Wednes day mornng. Mrs. H. Brandt, of Koloa, returned Wednesday mornng from a vst to Honolulu. Mss E. Hansen, welfaro worker for Grovo Parm plantaton, returned Wednesday from tho conference n Honolulu. Jas. D. Davdson, manager of lof-gaardstore, Wamea, returned on Wednesday mornng from a weeks vst n Honolulu. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hutton, of Llhuo, returned last Wednesday from Honolulu. "Sandy" looks as though ho had very rocently gone thru a very tryng ordenl. "Jack" Coney returned from Honolulu last Wednesday mornng. where ho went to gloat over tho un-- j fortunatcs who recently traversed tho Hot Sands. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. W. Plckard of Nawlllwll, returned Prlday mornng from a bref vst to Honolulu. Mss Ethel Damon of Honolulu arrved Prlday n Llhuo. mornng to vst frends A. F. Robnson of Makawell returned from Honolulu Prlday mornng. W. M. Gfford was an arrval rom Honolulu nst Prlday mornng. Claude F. Sutton, terrtoral bank examner, s on Kaua ths week lookng nto tho affars ot tho defunct branch of tho Hawa Bank of Commerce. Earl McTagoart, student assstant of the H. S.. A. experment staton who hns been on Kaua for tho past two months, returned to Honolulu last Wednosdny afternoon. Artor graduatng n Juno Mr. McTnggart wll probably bo employed as n luna.at tho Ewa Sugar Co. Sam B. Goss, contractor, returned ths mornng from a busness trp to Honolulu. Barney H. Attwood, of tho cub-turn- s offlco, Honolulu, was an ar-- rlvnl by tho Claudlno ths mornng. Kaua Bank Forced nto Recevers Hands Last Week Followng a somewhat stormy and checkered nrwc of about two years duratlnn, the Kaua branch of tho Hawa Bank of Commerce, formerly the Bank or Kam!, closed ts doors Thusday mornng. And t closed then so hard nnd tght that the bang caused ts mother nsttuton n Hono ulu to shut up shop too. Tho Bank of Knpna was founded by tho people who so unsuccessfully guded tho afalrs of.he Peoples Bank or Hllo. Somowhat over two years ago, Herbert Tnmlow, then casher of tho Peoples.cnk Fred lattorson, formerly of Kaua, nnd Senator James Russell, nlso connected wth the bank and wth the Securty Trust Co., vsted the Garden sland to nterest local captal n a now bank on ths sland. A good many men, mostly thoso wth snmowhnt lmted captal, bought stock n the enterprse. A number of others who had consd ered tho proposton balked when they found that the control of the place would really bo n Hllo, not n tho hands of local busness men. The nsttuton was started under favorable auspces. t was tho tme of hgh sugar and hgh bonuses. Tho frst hundred thousand dollars deposts was leached n a remarkably short tme. Busness seemed to be very flourshng nnd the bank, as many other nsttutons tho country over, expanded quckly. t erected ts own buldng. Soon t also put up a buldng for a drug store, a clothng storo and a doctors offce. Tho bank advanced consderable monoy for tho furnshng of the varous stores. t was not very long untl tho clothng storo proved a losng proposton. The propretor left and tho bank held tho bag. Tho drug store managed to keep gong for a much longer tme. Tho propretor loft Kaua only a few months ago to work n ono of tho Honolulu drug stores. But ho left a clerk n charge and attempted to keep tho store open. But, t too, was forced to close ts doors a few weeks ago and agan tho bank was somewhat "polo." At tho tlmo of tho openng of tho Hawa Bank of Commerce about three and a half months ngo, tho Kaua bank was turned over to that nsttuton. Tho Peoples Bank of Hlo s sad to have sold ts nterest n tho local nsttuton to tho lnwa Bank of Commerce at par. But thoro wero a good many loans that could not bo collected. The value of tho bank property and of other buldngs erected had decdedly deprecated. Altogether n loss of about 40,000 was sustaned by tho Honolulu nsttuton n takng ovor tho Kaua bank. Tho loss caused s tho greatest cause of tho closng of the Hawa Bank of Commerce and the Com mercal Trust Co., accordng to Del- - bort E. Metzger, presdent and manager. But thoro aro hopes for a reorganzaton as tho assets of tho companes, are sad to bo about $75,-00-0 n excess of tho labltes. Tho Watorhouso Trust Co.. has been nppolnted as tho recever for tho two nsttutons and for the Kaua branch of tho bank. Whle thero s a possblty ot a reopenng ot all nsttutons, tho straghtenng out of the affars wll take somo tlmo and t s not a certanty that thoy wll bo permtted to reopen. But tho excess assets ar6 a farly certan guarantee that tho depostors of tho banks wll receve all ther money back nt somo future date. Tho frst casher ot tho Bank of Kaua was Karl B. Morgan, tho second Walter V. Loe. The casher of tho bank aftor t was made n branch or tho Hawa Bank of Commerce was K. M, Ahann. Tho drectors of tho Hawa Bank of Commerce nro J. E. Rce,. A. Asch. D. E. Metzger, K. C. Ahana nnd Manuel Aguar Jr.! KAUA BASEBALL LEAGUE OPENS NEXT SUNDAY At Lhue 4. Makee vs. Lhue At Makawell McBryde vs. Makawell

2 THE GARDEN SLAND, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 922 THE UNVERSAL Runabout Tourng Prce. F. O. B. Kaua CAR Prces nclude Starter and Demountable Wheels $ $ Never Before A Value Lke Ths Why should you buy any car but a Ford? Prces lowest, parts lowest, operatng and upkeep expense lowest, yet a Ford car wll take you any place any car wll go. These are sensble, not extravagant tmes, and a Ford s the most sensble car for anyone to own. Terms f We successfully send by PARCEL POST to all the slands: Bread, Rolls, Snals, Cakes, Cookes and Candes. Prces Upon Applcaton ALEXANDER YOUNG CAFE HONOLULU rf X ft Dstrbutors t va TERRT0RY 0F HAWA f m READ THE GARDEN SLAND! --Vs SOCAL MRS. CHA3. A. RCE AND MSS EDTH RCE HAVE A SWM AND TEA Mrs. Charles A. Rce and Mss Edth tlce were the charmng hostesses at a very delghtful swm and tea party last Thursday afternoon at ther beautful beach home at Kalapakl. t was a perfect day and a perfect settng for such a party. The lades who dd not swm sat on the cool shady lawn and lanu enjoyng the beautful scenery and a socal chat. At 4:30, tea, coffee and delcous refreshments were served, whch completed a very pleasant afternoon, Those who enjoyed the afternoon were Mrs. Wm. Hyde Rce, Mrs. S. W. Wlcox, Mrs. C. H. Bshop, Mrs. Mller Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Ralph Mrs. C. H. Gates, Mrs. John Mdkff, Mrs. J.. Moragne, Mrs. Ellot Wood, Mrs. E. S. Swan, Mrs. N. Locke, Mrs. Lyman, Mrs. H. D. Sloggett, Mrs. F. Carter, Mrs. Kenneth Hopper, M,rs.. J. Hogg, Mrs. Ashton Hogg, Mrs. R. Wlcox. Mrs. E. H. W. Broadbent, Mrs. R. W. Bayless, Mrs. Doyle, Mrs. Wm. Stewart, Mrs. R. D. Moler, Mrs. C. M. V. Forster, Mrs. Phlp Rce, Mrs. Paul senberg, Mrs. W. H. Rce, Mrs. Frank Crawford, the Msses Hmldleston, Horn, Reed, Lndsey, (Jnderhll, Marston, Kng, Knght, Young, Jacobs, Wakefeld, Barker, Colbert and Anthony. MRS. ADRAN ENGLEHARD GVES UNQUE PARTY Mrs. Phlp Rce was hostess on Saturday, Aprl 29, at one of the most successful and delghtful pc ncs of the season. The beautful beach home, of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hyde Rce at Haena was the mecca to whch over 75 fur guests wended ther way, enjoyng to the full the wonderful and beautful scenery on the way. The weather goddess had opened wde her pant box und the resultng blues and greens of ocean, land and sky were nl that the beauty lover could defre. Upon arrval at Haena the majorty of the guests enjoyed a dp n the sparklng waters, after whch luncheon wus served under the cocl hala trees, overlookng the sea. Water melon was the grand clmax to the delcous meal, after whch the guests enjoyed to the full the delghtful shade of the trees chattng, sewng, some ndulgng n brdge, and yet others n a second dp n the ocean. All too soon came the tme to depart for home, those from Wamea and Kekaha, perforce havng to leave frst, and all joned n expressng to ther hostess ther apprecaton of. the delghtful dav. MRS. ROBERT MOLER GVES A SHOWER FOR MSS MARSTEN Mrs. Robert Moler waa hostess on Wednesday at a shower party n honor of Mss Vera Marston, who s soon to be marred and make her home n Hlo. Mss Mrtton by her gracous and capable ways has qute won her way nto the hearts of Lhue people, who all desre to wsh her all the happlnoss that Dame Fortune can shower up.n her. Wednesdays shower of pleasant thngs conssted or handkerchefs and stockngs, and the guests ved wth euch other n attemptng to pn the gfts, blndfolded, upon a panted pcture of Mss Marston, nurses satchel and all. Mss Dale wus the successful contestant and wus herself favored wth a souvenr of the occason n an ttrucve handkerchef. Delcous refreshments weo served cohlstlug of ce cream and cake. NOrES MRS. E. 8. SWAN S HOSTESS BRDGE TEA Mrs. E. S. Swan gave a delghtful brdge tea last Monday afternoon. The room n whch the guests played was most effectvely decorated wth beautful bouquets of Afrcan dases, dahlas and gladol. Those who played brdge were Mrs. T. L. Morgan, Mrs. R. Mddle-ton-, Mrs. J.. Mdkff and the Msses Lyndall Jacobs, Mary Knght, Helen Kng, Lucle Wakefeld, Opal Colbert, Alce Young, Anthony, Alma Hud-dlesto- Barker, Edth Rca, n Lola and Horn. Hgh scores were held by Mss Edth Rce and Mss Horn. Those comng for tea were Mrs. Charles Rce, Mrs. C. M. V. Forster and Mrs. F. Crawford. MRS. BRAUE AND MRS. HASTE ENTERTAN Mrs. A. B. Braue and Mrs. Hustle of Eleelo entertaned a number of frends at a very delghtful brdge tea last Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Draue. The rooms were beautfully decorated for the occason wth choce flowers and ferns. After several nterestng rubbers were played, refreshments were served and a socal hour enjoyed. MR. AND MRS. E. LVESEY GVE CHOP SUEY DNNER Last Sunday Mr. Lv-eseand Mrs. y E. entertaned a number of ther frends and relatves at ther homestead home wth a chop suey dner. The table decoratons, place cards and dshes hud a chnesey effect. Followng the dnner, nosemakers comprsng watermelons and frecrackers were served. Melon seeds were flyng everywhere und the frecrackers were bustng n the most Mrs. Adran Englehard gave a unexpected places. very unque party on Frday afternoon to a few of her frends. t was Mss Osborne, Mr. Markwell, Mr. The guests were Mss Lndsay, a mendng party, each guest came and Mrs. R. E. srael, Shel-hame- r, Mrs. wth her mendng and they ddnt Mr. and Mrs. R. D. srael, brng ther smallest work bag, ether. Mss Mary Knght happened to and her three sons, Hales, Josephne srael, Dated, Mrs. March 6th, A. D. 922, Cheatham at Honolulu, Terrtory Orme of and Hawa. be settng on the lucky char under Edward, W. R. and Glenn Hopper. FARRNGTON, whch wan a lovely darnng bag (Seal) Governor of Hawa. fully equpped. Mrs. Wll Crawford Aprl BLLE AND DA MAY drew the lucky GROTE number whch was HAVE BRTHDAY thrteen, the prze beng PARTY a sack of NOTCE TO CREDTORS green peas. ThoHe present were Mrs. Blle and da May Grote were Mon-creet- Wll Crawford, Mss Florence host and hostess at a jont brthday Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. C. L. party last Saturday afternoon. About Lane, Mrs. T. E. Longstreth, Mss 25 of ther frends were present. Mary Kght, Mss Lyndall Jacobs, As soon as the last lttle guest Mss Opal Colbert, Mss Helen Kng, had arrved, the dnng room was Mrs. J. H. Mdkff, Mrs. Sam Carter, thrown open, dsclosng two beautfully apponted brthday tables wth Mss Edth Rce, Mrs. T. E. Mor--. gun, Mrs. R. F. Mddleton and Mrs. brthday cakes on each. The color Hobby. scheme was carred out n pnk" and whle n the table decorutons, the MRS. PHLP RCE S HOSTESS danty refreshments and place favors. AT SWMMNG PARTY Tea was served to the grown folks and Jolly games were played untl tme to go home. MRS. WM. HYDE RCE S MAY DAY HOSTESS Mrs. Wn. Hyde Rce was the charmng hostess yesterday afternoon at a pcturesque May Day party. About 50 of her frends were present, manly lttle grls, all dressed n whte, and ther mothers. The beautful lawn of the old home bloomng wth flowers and dotted wth the danty colored gowns of the guests, presented a pcture that wll reman long n memory. Each lady was presented upon arrval wth a corsage bouquet n pastel shades. A Maypole wth varcolored streamers had been erected on the lawn and seats for the guests surrounded ths. After drawng lots, held by Mother Rce, the honor of Queen of the May fell to Dora Rce. She was then crowned queen by her subjects and read a fttng poem. Anna Scott and Margaret Sloggett sang a duet very sweetly, Marjore Waterhouse rected. Euch lttle grl was then adorned wth a beautful flower le and took ther places for the Maypole dunce. They were led and nstructed n ths dunce by coy lttle Mss "Rose-Posle- " Bodrero. After ths the grls "over sxteen" wound thru the ntrcate maze of the beautful old dance. Coolng refreshments were then served to all. Upon bddng farewell to ther hostess, each lttle grl wus presented wth a danty basket of candy. Mrs. Rce was asssted n the entertanng by her daughters, Mrs. P. L. Rce, and Mrs. Ralph Wlc ox. FOR RENT Two bedroom house on man road adjonng Walua rver, lately occuped by W. E. Eklund; wth small buldng for garage, and servants nlhrters Fnrnuhcl R u T., month. Apply to Lyle A. Dc key, Tp Top Buldng, Lhue. M2tf! CRCUT COURT, FFTH CRCUT TERRTORY OF HAWA Estate of Wllam Werner, Late of Hanalel, Kaua, Deceased. NOTCE TO CREDTORS All credtors of sad deceased are hereby notfed to present ther clams wth proper vouchers or duly authentcated copes thereof, even f the clam n secured by mortgage upon real estate, to the undersgn ed, the duly apponted, and qual fed, Admnstrator of the estate of sad deceased, at hs offce at Wa nlha, Hanalel,. Kaua, wthn sx months from the date of the frst publcaton of ths notce, t: May 2nd, 922, n the Garden sland newspaper, or they wll be forever barred. And all persons ndebted to sad estate are hereby demanded to make mmedate payment to sad Admnstrator at the above ad dress. Wanha, Hanalel, Kaua, May 2nd 922. A. MENEFOGLO, Admnstrator of the Estate of Wllam Werner, Deceas ed. J. Maha Kaneakua, Attorney for Estate. DECREE N THE MATTER OF TUB PET TON OF JNKCH KA FOR CHANGE OF NAME On consderaton of the petton of JNKCH KA, for a decree changng hs name to JNKCH OKADA, and there appearng to me to be good reasons for grantng the same: NOW, THEREFORE, by vrtue of the authorty n me by law vested and thereunto enablng,, W. R. Governor of the Terr tory of Hawa, do hereby order and decree that the name of JNKCH KA be and hereby s changed to JNK CH OKADA. and that a copy of ths decree be publshed for at least four consecutve weeks, n "THE GARDEN SLAND," a newspaper of general crculaton n the Terrtory of Hawa, publshed at Lhue, Ka ua, n sad Terrtory. The undersgned, F. E. THOMP- SON, Admnstrator of the Estate of TAM WOODS (also known as Tom Woods or Tom Wood), de ceased, hereby gves notce to all persons havng clams aganst the estate of sad Tarn Woods, deceas ed, to present such clams duly authentcated, and wth proper vouch era or duly authentcated copes thereof, even though such clams be secured by mortgage upon real es (ate, to the undersgned at the of fces of hs attorneys, Messrs, Thompson, Cathart & Ulrch. Campbell Block, Honolulu, wthn tlx months from the date hereof, or such clams wll be forever barred. And all persons ndebted to sad K.stato are hereby notfed to make mmedate settlement wth the un dersgned, Admnstrator, as afore sad. Dated, Lhuo, Kaua, T. H Aprl, 922. F. E. THOMPSON, Admnstrator (Aprl of the Estate of Tarn Woods, Deceased. NOTCE TO CREDTORS The undersgned has been apponted as admnstrator of the estate of Retcb Nugata, deceased, late of Pakala, n the Dbtrct of Wuuea, County of Kaua, all persons are hereby notfed, havng any clam aganst sad estate to fle them wthn sx months after the frst publcaton of ths notce, the 2nd day of May, 922, at hs offco n Wamea, Kaua, or the same wll be forever burred; and all those ndebted to sad estate to make payment wthout fal. WLLAM O. CROWELL, Admnstrator, Estate of Ronlchl Nagata, deceased. Lhue, May 2, 922. (May ) BUSNESS PROPERTY FOR SALE The busness property of the M. S. Tomas Co., at Kapaa, s for sale. Ths porperty, consstng of a lot 75 x 00, a two story store buldng, a resdence and a garage, t located on the man busness thcr oughfare of Kapaa und at about the center of the town. For further par tculars sex M. S. HENRQUES Trustee M. S. Tomas Co., Credtors (tf) TENDER FOR GRADNG THE E ROAD and MACADAM- ZNG A SECTON THEREOF. The Board of Supervsors of the County of Kaua wll receve bds up to 0 oclock of May 3rd, 922, for furnshng all materal, labor, tools and machnery, necessary for the gradng of approxmately 0 2S Puu-ka-pel- e mles of the road, together wth the macadamzng of the frst mle. Bds wll be receved for the Whole work and n parts as shown n the proposal; each to consttute a separate bd and the, Board of Supervsors reserves the rght to reject - any or all bds. Each bd to be accompaned by a certfed check for 5 per cent of amount bd. The successful bdder, f any, wll be requred to furnsh bond to the amount of 60 per cent. Plans, specfcatons and blank proposal may be obtaned by prospectve bdders upon applcaton to the undersgned. (AprlU8-25-May2.- ) R. F. MDDLETON, County Engneer. TENDER FOR MATERAL LHUE SCHOOL UNT8 The Board of Supervsors of the County of Kaua, wll receve bds up to 0 oclock of May 25th, 922, for furnshng all materal needed n the constructon of: () 6 Unts of 3 classrooms each. (2) 8 Unts of 3 classrooms each, on the Lhue Grammar School new grounds. Each of the above to consttute a separate bd and the Board of Supervsors reserves the rght to reject any or all bds. A full lst of materal n bd form may be obtaned upon applcaton to the undersgned. R. F. MDDLETON. County Engneer. (Aprl TENDER FOR CONSTRUCTON OF LHUE SCHOOL UNT8 The Board of Supervsors of the County of Kaua wll receve. bds M up to 0 oclock of June 7th, 922, for furnshng all labor, and tools necessary for the constructon and full completon of: () 6 Unts, of 3 classrooms each, (2) 8 Unts, of 3 classrooms each, on the Lhue Grammar School new grounds. Each of the above to consttute a separate bd and the Board of Supervsors reserves the rght to reject any or all bds. Each, bd to be accompaned certfed check of G per cent of amount bd. Plans and specfcatons may be obtaned by prospectve bdders upon applcaton to the undersgned. FOR SALE mm aay or Thoroughbred Aprl, 922. Rhode sland Red (Sgd.) J. C. CULLEW roosters. Alexander,. S. Engl-Ueers-, (Seal) Lhue. c,erk (Aprl May C22) by A R. F. MDDLETON. County Engneer. (Aprl 25 May N THE CRCUT COURT OF THE FFTH JUDCAL CRCUT, TERRTORY OF HAWA At Chambers. n Probate n the Matter of the Anuloatlnn of GEORGE KAHEANA KAAWE and KEAH MAKANAN KAAWE. hs wfe, for leave to adopt MALU FRANCS WALKER and KANEHEKLA WALKER, Mnor Chldren. SUMMONS THE TERRTORY OF HAWA, To J. E. WALKER, father of th above-namemnors, Greetng:, ou are hereby summoned, tn n. pear on Frday, the 23rd dav of Jnn 922, at 9:30 oclock A. M., at the courtroom of the above enttled court, n the County Buldng, n Lhue, County of Kaua, Terrtory of Hawa, to answer or respond to an applcaton and petton heren, fled by GEORGE KAHEANA KAa" WE and KEAH MAKANAN KAA-WE-, hs wfe, for leave tn rn, MALU FRANCS WALKER, and VAMUHEKLA WALKER, vm.r m.. or chldren; And you are hereby notfed thn you may then and there, at the tme and place aforesad, show cause, f any you have, why the uower nf m petton should not be granted and an order be made bv aa, rnrt darng that, from that date, to all "s" ueus ana purposes, sucw chldren are the chlldreu of pettoners and that ther names be thereby changed to MALU FRANCS KAAWE, and KANEEKLA KA- -.v!, respectvely. WTNESS the Honorable wm. C. Aeh, Jr., Judge of the Crcut Court of the Ffth flud? rr..u at Lhue. Terrtory of Hawa, ths

3 TUESDAY. MAY Y. M. C. A. DOUBLE ORGANZATON, KOOLAU Reports of the good tmes beng enjoyed by the boys and young men n other communtes, thru the programs of the county Y. M. C. A. re suted n the organzaton of two Y clubs at Koolnu last Saturday nght. Owng to the more scattered populaton, membershp materal s not as plentful as n some other localtes. However twenty young men and boys were on hund early to meet the county secretary. After the general plan and purpose of the work had been descrbed. t was de elded the best results could be ob talned by havng separate organzatons for the older and younger fellows. The Bchool boys then proceeded to ballot for offcers. Junchl Nomura was chosen presdent; Sech Nakakura, vce presdent; Mltsuya Nlshlda, secretary, Walter Comes, treasurer. The electors were Nobu Morlya ma, Gregara Napols, Yosho Saka-hara-, Tomotsu Moryama, Sech Ka gawa, Hsetoshl Genko, Nobu llama. The older fellows present were Harry Kapule, Henry Kapule, Chas. Paoa, Kcbl Moryama, Shunch Morlyawa, George Montgomery. Henry Kapule was elected presdent, Charles Paloa, secretary and treasurer. After the electon of offcers and the dscusson of necessary detals for future programs, the desks were pushed back, and a number of games, new to the players, were ndulged n. 0 Hurdle and the centpede race hml every fellow on hs toes, part of the tme and on the other fellows toes the rest. Skn the Hun was admnstered wth equvalent sprt to the boys on the other sde. The de vnmo nr. ts olna. 4 Tn fnllnuru n-- t uuauaj Dunm 0 cnunn u. t was possble to have qute or much and more for everybody took part, fun n the smple non-equ- p TP NOTES ment games as n the more hghly organzed and equpped ones. Watch us go, s the Koolnu motto..., MANA THREE-- CLUB ACTVE Vacaton or other school schedule dsturbances have not caused any nterrupton n the weekly meetngs of our Three-- club. Some matters of busness regardng the future plans or program a g brought up each week. Ths s e the boys parlamentary and busness lke methods. We huve had stores and talks of. dfferent nature tryng to gve tho boys deas of subjects outsde of the regular school work. Games have a part n nearly ev-jrmeetngs program. Basketball standards and nets have lntoly been nstalled and the boys are enjoyng good throwng practce. We hope we wll be abl to have a delegaton from our club at the Y. M. C. A. summer camp at Has-na-. We know ths would mean n great deal to the boys and all othcr who attend. The fellows arj begnnng to Bave ther money uo they can go. George Kekouoha, leader. FULL ATTENDANCE AT THE LHUE Hl-- The roll call showed all members present at the regular meetng of the Lhue Hl-- club last Frday nght. The presentaton of the topc "Where We Got Our Bble" by two of the fellows, dsclosed some nterestng matters of hstorcal and lterary nature. Mr. Crawford supplemented the reports of tho fellows by personal experences n the presentaton of the subject matter of the Bble to those not famlar wth t. County Secretary Locke dropped n and told the fellows a lttle about the summer camp the Y. M. C. A. expects to hold at Haena after school s out. He also remnded us that servce s the key note of our work and suggested the possblty of U-- menlfrrs sharng some of ther gntnes, talgs, etc, wth some younger groups of fellows who have no leadershp n these matters. The detals for dong ths work were left n the hands of the charman of the Bervce commttee, Wllam Morag-ne-. The challenge of the dormtory Hl-- for a game of volleyball next Tuesday was accepted. These Hl-- meetngs are brngng to the fellows dfferent lnes of thought and actvtes than they are gettng any place else. The Hl-- challenges fellows to worth-whl- e thnkng and dong. Hgh school fellows lke that knd of a challenge. Frank Thomas, Secretary. HANALE THREE-- HOLD A BEACH MEETNG The regular meetng of the Hana-le- Three-- Club was hold on the beach below the wharf lust Frday. The game commttee had prepared a lvely lne of games and athletcs. Races, jumps, stunts and mass games kept the bunch busy untl kou-ko- u was announced. The nner cravngs were amply suppled. Presdent Wllam Stevens, due to a slght stone bruse on hs left hnd foot, stopped at "ten mangoes and 4 cakes as hs porton of the dessert. Mss Cook, an ardent advocate of Safety Frst and humane treatment of arbtrarly legslated that any eatng longer than 45 mnutes would have to do four examples n short dvson of not less than fve fgures. A bg bonfre, games, stores, dscusson and more kaukau made t an event of pleasure and pleasant memores. FROM THE OTHER SLANDS BOOKKEEPER S CHARGED WTH EMBEZZLEMENT A warrant for the arrest of Thomas T. Farsh, chargng hm wth the embezzlement of $700 from the Pacfc Guano & Fertlzer Co. (formerly the Hawaan Fertlzer Co.) for whch he had been bookeeper and casher for several years, was ssued last Thursday ut the nstance HAWAAN TOP THEATRE Prnce Kuho Showng Ancent Rtes and Complete Movng Pctures Customs BORN t JAPANESE MEETNGS Durng the past week more than 3(0 of Kauas fnest Hawaan born Japanese young ladles and young men responded to the nvtaton of F. S. Scudder, R. G. Hall and R. W. Bayless and meet at varous places on tho sland for free, frank dscussons of tho problems whch are dstnctly thers. Among some of the topcs dscussed were "Dual Ctzenshp," and the acquston of brth certfcates. These two seemed to be gvng tho young people the greatest thought and concern. Young e of all faths and of none joned freely n these and other dscussons. t was strongly manfested. n practcally every meetng that these young people possess a fervent loyalty to the land of ther brth and not to that of ther ancestry. Many declaratons were made n renuncaton of ther allegance to Japan and of ther undvded loyalty to Amerca, the land of freedom, lberty and equalty. of C. G. Owen, manager of the concern, acordng Star-Hulletto the Farsh s nt present n the terrtoral santarum for alcoholcs, n Kalhl, havng been commtted to the nsttuton by Judge J. B. Lght- - foot last Frday. Ths wll not nterfere wth the servng of the warrant mmedately, but before Farsh may be released hs case must be passed upon by the commssoners of nsanty, who have jursdcton over the nsttuton. Whle the warrant names the specfc sum of 700, nformaton placed n the hands ot the cty and county attorney by representatves of the company early ths week was that the alleged shortage would reach about $400. Ths nformaton was also to the effect that the money had been obtaned thru pndng the payroll. Farsh havng secured, for nstance, $,00 for the offce payroll und pad out only $000, t was charged. t was further stated to the cty attorneys offce that Farsh was suspected of manpulatng the books and jugglng the cash accounts to cover up the alleged shortages. Farsh was dsmssed from the of EDDY FERNANDEZ BRNGS ATTRACTON Kddy Fernandez, the amusement promoter, arrved Frday mornng wth what le clams to be the greatest varety of novel attractons ever brought to the slands. Among the prncpal attractons, of the show, ure Delno Frtz, the worlds greatest sword swallower, who defes.the medcal world by swallowng swords and bayonets 24 nches long. Pro. Odur, the man wth the ron stomach and hs troup of traned dogs. Chubby Lemons, the mdget fre eater, and Arthur Hchar-man-, the smallest man n the world. The show s on the grounds next the Lhue armory and wll show there up to and ncludng Saturday nght. employ of the company last week. George K. French, w ho has been attorney for Farsh, declared Unt Farsh would fght the charge. Judge J. A. Matthewson has also been retaned by Farsh, t s understood. LEMEN S ARRAGNED, PLEADS NOT GULTY W. C. Lemen, one of the organzers and promoters of the O. K. Pnes Co., Ltd., and also vce presdent and munager of that corporaton, who was ndcted recently by the terrtoral grand Jury on a charge of embezzlement, pleaded not gulty n Crcut Judge Frank Andrades court lust Thursday afternoon n Honolulu. He was represented by K. J. Uotts. The case was placed on the calendar to be set for tral. f, MLES PLEA DEFERRED Owng to the fact that the copes of the ndctment had not been receved by tho attorneys of the defendants, the case of Wllam K. Mles, charged wth embezzlng approxmately $800 from the muncpal market, n Honolulu, was set for plea! at oclock next Thursday by Judge Frank Andrade. Brown, Crsey & Davs are representng Mles. THURSDAY MAY TH Kalananaoles Funeral Also Scenes of Kaua 55 THUMB PRNTS MAY CATCH BOOTLEGGERS se of the Bertlllon tstem of thumb and fnger p hts for the detecton of volators of the prohbton laws may lead bootleggor to wear gloves or carefully to wne ho;l wth a dump.:u n before delverng to consumers says the Mu News. Lse of the to fnd tho rn?.!; ct the seller on bottles s sugrtmed by the sccets Sherff Crowtll.as made n dele tn a house breaker from a tn, n,t prnt.m a pane of glass at aa. f a thumb prnt s left so dut:ly on a wndow pan vhy not ano "l glass b.l.l.-- : r th queston asked and whch may be" tred out. Snce tho n null), t. n of the l!"t systen of detecton l.y thumb prnts and measurmetts on Mau. Sherff Cvev ll nas used t successfully on occasons. The ft a. ma wn- - e he dentfed a safe breaker who uv, the.tana s!c md stole a..r f money h--? ur glar left.he mark of hd thuml 0. the door of the saf:. Prnts of the thumbs of suspects were taken aud one corresponded wth the prnt on tho metal door of the safe. The culprt came thru wth a confesson. Next there was a case at Lahana where a cash box was robbed. There was a thumb mark on the box. Agan suspects were subjected to the tests and one prnt corresponded to the mark left on the box. Once more, when confronted wth the two marks tho offender admtted hs crme. Most recently, followng the enterng of a house at Paa Sherff Crow-el- l found that glass s one of the best currers of dentfcaton marks. Lookng for clues at the house that had been entered the sherff found a thumb murk n the lower corner of a pane of glass n the wndow the thef had opened to effect an entrance. There was one tny straght lne that was dentcal wth a lne on a prnt of the thumb of a suspect. Crowell confronted ths man wth the pane of glass and asked hm f he had seen t before. A hestatng admsson followed. Where? At Paa! and Julan Ortez confessed and nvolved Anlo San Juan as un accomplce. He also admtted burglares and Walehu at Wahee whch had prevously polce. baffled the So the countys nvest men t n the Bertllon outft s provng a good nvestment and promses to evl-doerterror of be the JAS. F. MORGAN Company, Lmted REAL ESTATE AND NSURANCE STOCKS, BONDS, No. 253 Merchant 8t P. O. Box No. 694 Honolulu Alexander & Baldwn Lmted t Sugar Commsson Factors Merchants - nsurance Agents VA AGENTS FOB Hawaan Commercal & Sugar Company. Haku Sugar Company. Paa Plantaton. Mau Agrcultural Company. Hawaan Sugar Company. Kahuku Plantaton Company. McBryde Sugar Company. Honolua Ranch. Kaua llallroud Company. Kahulu Ralroad Company. Kaua Frut & Land Company. Don t Lose Sght! of llo fact that have a qualfed Eyesght Specalst at your wrvce My personal guarantee goes wlh all the work done, hacked up by a reputaton, ganed durng." years on the slands, for a KAK AND SQUAHK JHAL. The only chance you wll have to see ths wonderful pageant. early at Lhue Store. Reserved Seats 40c General 30c t Reserve your seat Chldren Sc ll f your eyes trouble you, or you need to change your glasses, coue and consult me. For appontments, wrte S. K. U CAS OPTCAN Kapaa, Kaua Ba

4 TH E KENNETH C. UOTEU TUESDAY GARDEN ssued Every Tuesday COTTAGES AT VVVKAPELE There s now, am there las been fop some tme past, a groat need at luukapele am KoUee for some sort of publc cottages. One of the fnest park and camp stes n the terrtory s located tlcre. Hut there s no place for anyone, except those favored few who own cottages, to stay. Under the present coudtoss t s necessary for the people to go to Kokee and return n the same day. A few have carred tents along and have camped n them. But that, at host, s a dffcult and unsatsfactory thng to do.... Moragno made a suggeston the other day, that would n a" measure, solve Mot-agusays the thng to do s for the county super- the housng problem up there. Mr. Ma-kawevsors to donate the school cottages at l to the park. A fne bg school s just beng completed at Makawel. There are a number of cottages, almost a dozen, at the old school grounds. Some of these wll be moved to the new ste. Others wll not be moved because there s no need for them. t would be a fne thng f the county of Kaua would donate those surplus cottages to the ruukapole park and move them up here. Then there would be some place for people to go and stay when they wanted more than a days mountan ar. luukapele s one of Kauas best scenc assets. But heretofore, we have not cashed n on that asset as we could or should. We can get much more pleasure and we can draw more toursts to our sland f we wll judcously use the natural scenc resources whch we have. We can advantageously put a caretaker and wfe n charge of that park. He could look after the park, polce t, and keep t n condton. There are tmes n the summer when the grass s so dry that one match carelessly thrown away would set the whole country on fre f there was no one there to watch t and stop t. The caretaker could keep a lttle supply store and sell provsons to campers up there. All ths would add greatly to the place. Ths s a good tme for the county to take steps to greatly mprove luukapele. Wth mprovement n the roads more people can easly get up the mountans. Lets make t possble for them to stay and enjoy themselves after they get there. 7 ARE SUCCESSFUL MERCHANTS Successful merchants are constant advertsers. They buy goods to sell, not to keep constantly on hand as some of the old style advertsements were worded; but to turn over as quckly as possble that they may buy fresh goods, up to date and snappy, and once they have placed them on ther counters am shelves they nform the publc through the local papers, that such merchandse has arrved for publc nspecton. to Keep posted f you want to be n lne purchase tn; rght goods at the rght prce, s a maxm that all should heed, and the local paper s the bulletn that keeps you n touch wth your communty nterests, f the merchant fals to make an announcement of the knd, qualty and prce of hs wares that s hs fault; but read your local paper, news, advertsements am all, and you wll have a workng knowledge valuable to you. Do not send your money out of town when you can get what you need nt home, encourage your local merchants to keep you posted, for t s as much to ther nterest as yours that they do so. Your nterest s communty nterest. The only tme when no news s good news to the average ctzen s when he fals to hear from the tax assessor. We understand that the Russan sovet government has changed ts motto from "Let me also speak," to "Let me also eat." Ths world s so full of all knds of people but not one who hasnt hs own favorte cure for rheumatsm. The most consolng feature most people get out of the new ncome tax blank s that the last one appeared to get by alrght. Edson has just celebrated hs T.h brthday. He cant nvent anythng to keep the years from plng up. We found a man yesterday who was t to buy a cold cure that wasnt us the old relable." THE GARDEN SLAND, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 922 SLAND Managng Edtor MAY 2, 22 HOG CHOLERA t n spte of the fact that the board of agrculture and forestry mantans there s no hog cholera n Hawa, there are many hogs dyng of some dsease that looks and acts lke cholera. And t s becomng a very evdent fact that these hogs are just as dead as those that de wth bona fde cholera. On ths sland at present some plantatons are nnoculatug ther hogs for cholera. The cost s hgh, so hgh t s sad as to be almost prohbtve to many of the smaller hog owners. And yet wthout the nnocula-to- n death s certan. Some hog men predct that the dsease wll not run ts course untl all the hogs on the sland are klled off by t. - We dont pretend to say whether ths dsease s cholera or hemorrhagc septcema. But we do say that whatever t s, t s kllng far too many hogs and that the proper authortes should recognze the fact and take certan steps to stop t. These dseases are beng successfully combatted all over the manland of the Unted states and there s no reason why they cannot be here. WHAT S THRFT? n the average mans nnd, thrft means savng money. n theory that s thrft, but n practce t may be the reverse. For thrft means gettng the most for your money by nvestng t n thngs for whch there s a present use or future proft. Puttng a padlock on the pocket s not thrft. Thats stngness. f one can buy a lot worth $300 for?200, t s thrft to buy t. f a sut of clothes whch wll be needed next fall can be bought now for $20 when t wll cost $30 when next fall arrves, then t wll be thrft to buy t. Thrft s takng advantage of opportuntes n whch there s a proft. t means keepng your dollars everlastngly on the job. Thrft also means refranng from useless expendtures that keep the pocket book so thn that nvestments cannot be taken advantage of when they are offered. Thngs should be purchased from the standpont of use and proft, am f there s no present use aud no future proft n sght, dont buy. No matter what your defnton of thrft may be, when t s carefully studed and analyzed and boled down, t smply means gettng ready for a bg opportunty, and hopng t wll come. And gettng ready for the bg opportunty s just another defnton of layng away for the rany day. Dont hde or dsspate your savngs. nvest them. There are so many fne opportuntes open rght now, and rght around here, that no man, who cares about the future, can afford to neglect them or close hs eyes to them. The man who spends hs tme sttng on a nal keg at the grocery ranks as a producer along wth the hen that sts on o door knob, except that the hen s honest n her ntentons. The man who takes no nterest n town mprovements s stealng a rde on the charot of progress. Love at frst sght may be alrght, but the wse man always takes a second look. t takes two to make a quarrel, the mnster, to make t permanent. Where Quck Acton Pays rvelays cannot be otherwse than - dangerous when dealng n stocks. Wth ths n mnd, we offer our clents on Kaua the beneft of our constant close touch wth market condtons, and acton whch starts wthn a few moments after nstructons are put on the wreless. Keep n drect communcaton wth our nvestment department. TRCHflL So to serve that we may contnue to Berve MOKHANA CLUB GVES THREE ONE-AC- PLAYS AT TP TOP FRDAY EVEN Three one-ac- t plays wll be the offerng of the Dramatc Study branch of the Mokhana Club at the Tp Top theater next Frday evenng. The frst play to be presented wll be a fantasy called "The Maker of Dreams." The characters are Pelrrot, played by Mss Helen Kng, Pelrette, played by Mss Lyndall Jacobs and the manufacturer played by Mrs. Robert Mlddleton. The character played by Mrs. Mlddleton s Love, who dsguses herself as an old man n order to delver her message to Perot and erctte. Ths play s under the drecton of Mhs Opal Colbert. The second play wll bo from the French Revoluton called "Beauty and the Jacobn," and deals wth the efforts of a party of arstocrats to escape from France, durng the regn of terror. The characters and players are as follows: Marqus de Valny Cherault, T. E. Longstreath; Anne de Laseyne, hs sster Mary B. Knght; Elolse DAnn-vllle-, hs former bethrothed, Mrs. T. L. Morgan; Valsn, a revolutonst, C. J. Fern; Dossonvlle, hs assstant, W.. Balthls. Mss Edth Rce has charge of the drecton of Beauty and the Jacobn." The thrd play takes place n the present day, the scene beng lad n New York. t s a satre on psychoanalyss called, "Suppressed Desres Mrs. C. L. Lane plays, the part ot Henretta Brewster, a young woman dabblng n psycho-analys- Dr. T. L. Morgan plays the part of her husband, whle Mrs. J. H. Mdkff plays the part of her sster. "Suppressed Desres" s beng drected by Mrs. H. D. Sloggett. The play s very amusng, the lnes beng very clever and the stuatons farccal. Tckets may be secured from Mrs. Frank Crawford and Mrs. C. M. V. Forster whch can be exchanged for reserved seats at the Lhue Store.. The Bank of Hawa Ltd. LHUE BRANCH BANKNG HOURS 9 A. M. TO S P. 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5 THE GARDEN SLAND, TUESDAY, MAY 2, SPORTS- BASEBALL Next Sunday wll see the Kaua Athletc Assocaton off to Us annual race for the pennant. Ths years race looks as though t wll be the best n hstory as all the teams that fnshed below Makee, last years champs, are strengthened and should gve the champs a battle for t ths year. McBryde, the runner-u- last year, p added Tank Ohama, the best catcher n the league, to ther lne-u- and p Wth Tlly as a battery mate, they have easly the best battery n the league. The rest of the McBryde lne-u- wll be practcally the same as last year. Ako wll play frst, Spaldng second, Watase short, and Kamaka thrd. The outfeld wll consst of Perrlera n left, Sally Watase n center, and Noboto or Proute n rght. The man strength of the Mc- Bryde team wll le n ts battery and httng strength. Wth Tlly and Tank workng rght they are gong to gve the opposton an awful battle. f Tlly cannot Btop them from gettng on the bases they are gong to have qute a job movng along, for woe betde the baserunner that tres to steal on Tank. He certanly carres a gun and t s sure death to try and steal off hm. Tlly has corralled a bunch of htters and they should be able to tew runs, per game. Makawel la an unknown quantl ty, but Tlly reports after the Makawel McBryde game, that they have a bunch of htters that are gong to worry every ptcher n the league before the season s over.. There are sx left handed batters. on the team and as there are no left handed ptchers n the league they should have everythng ther own way. One bad feature of the team s that they wll have a left handed catcher and left short-stophanded,. Wth all these left handers there s one dsadvantage, they are lable to start thnkng left handed, whch would be a calamty on any baseball club. Koloa expects. to mprove ther team over last year, but owng to the loss of Robelo they wll be weak n the box, but hopes that the Costa boys, who wll do the twrlng, wll delver. Gabrel, who caught for McBryde last year, wll do the bulk of the recevng; Ray Alameda wll play. frst; Schmmelphenng second; Bush, short, and keda thrd. Wala-leale-, Lovell and Kondo wll play outfeld. Joe Ornellaa wll manage the team and may step n wth an occasonal pnch ht as Joe s a veteran at the game and used to weld a wcked bludgeon when he dd perform. HANAMAULU WNS THE CHAMPONSHP Hanamaulu cnched the ttle n the faue junor league by defeatng the Sunrse, Sunday, at the Llhue damond by the score of 9 to 3. The Sunrse were out to wn as they had mported the Hronaka brothers from Keala as a battery to help them wn, but even wth an mported battery the Sunrse were VOLLEYBALL Saturday, the fnals n the Kaua. Publc Schools Athletc league volleyball tournament was held at Llhue and the Hanale school won the grls- champonshp, defeatng the Eleele grls team, the champons of the west Bde. The grls cup s now the permanent possesson of the Hanale school as they have won t three tmes. The boys champonshp was captured by Kekaha by defeatng Hanale. The Kekaha boys outplayed ther largeropponents at all stages of the game, wnnng handly. NOTCE There wll be an mportant meetng of the Kaua Athletc Assocaton at the Llhue Court House next Thursday evenng, May 4th, for the purpose of settlng the status of o and for the purpose of choosng unform ball for all league games. All drectors are urged to be present, as both these ssues are of utmost mportance to the league. not equal to the occason. Hronaka cannot be blamed for losng the battle as he ptched farly good ball, but hs support was very ragged n the pnches. Hanamaulu certanly surprsed when they won the second seres, as they were the talenders n the frst round, never wnnng a game. n the second round they managed to defeat every team but the Sunrse and then they took a brace and defeated them n the play-of- f Sunday. EE to Each Show TENNS Last week saw the start of the west sde mens doubles handcap tournament. Two tenns raquets have been offered as a prze by H. P. Faye. There are three classes n the tournament. The "A" class whch s mnus ffteen, the "B" class whch s scratch and the "C" class whch s plus fteen. The second round wll be complete by May 8th and the sem-fnal- s wll be played on May 4, and the fnals on May 2. The commttee reserves the rght to name the place of play for the sem-fnal- s and fnals but the frst and second round nuy bet arranged by mutual Glals-yer-, agreement. The secretary. Dr. should be notfed a day before the match s to bo played. Each player must furnsh one new ball for every match. The frst and second rounds wll bo two out of three, sem-fnalwhle the s and fnals wll be three out of fve. The followng s the result or the frst round: Sesson and Tuttle "C" were defeated by Creevey and Bedell "C", Broland and Fernandes "l" defeated Gregg and ). Snclar "C". Rchter and Nunes defeated Damkroger and Dunn "A", Baldwn and Marcallno "A" defeated Mller and Carlson "C", Lndsay and Davdson "C" were defeated by Brenham and Glalsyer "A", A. Kruse and Bomke "C" defeated Danforth and W. Kruse "B", Cannon and Faye "A" defeated Kaye and.snclar "B", , Knudsen and Burns "A" defeated Hofgaard and Jesse "C", 6 3, The second round wll be Creevey and Bedell vs. Broland and Fernandes; Rchter and Nunes vs. Baldwn and Marcallno; Brenham and Glalsyer vs. Kruse and Bomke, and (Contnued on Page Sx) HERE AGAN Edde Fernandez Shows Lhue Grounds Near Armory Mdgets. Fre Eaters, Sword Swallower, Traned Rats and Traned Dogs EVERY NGHT THS WEEK Admsson Adults 25c Grammar Schools To Hold Track And Feld Meet May 27th The Kaua Publc Schools Athletc League wll hold ther annual track and feld meet at the.hue park on May 27th at :00 p. m. the orgnal plans called for the meet to be held June 3rd, but owng to the fact that the annual sngng contest for the publc schools and the county far were scheduled on May 27 t was thought that the chldren would get a great deal more beneft out of beng able to attend both of the above events along wth the track, t was therefore decded to change the date of the meet to the 27th. The sngng contest wll be held n the mornng at the Tp Top at 0 oclock and the rest of the mornng wll be gven to the chldren to see the exhbts of the county far. Weghng n of contestants wll take place n the mornng after the sngng contests, each school beng gven an alloted tme. Each boy and grl wll be allowed to wegh n, n ther track sut. Contestants numbers wll be gven out at ths tme and all entres wll be checked at the weghlng-n-. The regular A. A. U. rules n regard to the events wll govern the meet. t was decded that any substtutes for the entres must be made at the tme of weghng n, no substtutes to be allowed after that tme. The meet wll be under the drecton of Nel Locke, and he has prepared a set of rules and regulatons regardng the meet wmch wll be sent to each prncpal some tme ths week. Chldren 5c 33 lj Between frends, the j r r J W gft that convey, the Jft Ml AU ; j o ; of J-Y-! personal jj!m appontment W&Vj Ma), phone 64 J W. J. Senda Studo f Lhue, Kaua Kaua Vews, Kodak jjj Flm, Fnshng, Framng. J Theo. H. Daves & Co., Ltd. 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6 School Notes KAPAA SCHOOL Judge Vaughn of Hosolulu was n vstor recently. Me had lunch wth us and took much nterest tl our actvtes. The Kamehameha school boys un der Col.. Clarke and Prncpal Dart- - lett were entertaned and entertan ed. We heard that they enjoyed ther bref vst here and we are n ways glad to have them. One ot the bovs s a recent graduate of ths school. An mportant event took place Th.-fvcent lunches have been reduced last week n our school ktchen. to half ts former prce, wth no n ducton n quantty or gualty am ths new late wll preval durng the remander of thu school yea The number of lunches served nan greatly ncreased and over 700 wen served ll a sngle day last week. The school was surprsed wtl a fre drll last Thursday and th. result was very satsfactory. Over 350 pupls left the man buldng l less than f0 seconds. Messrs. Horner, Sloggett and Swa nspected our shop and garden on Monday. Vstors to the school any tme durng school hours wll see many excellent vegetables for sale. We have dscovered some atrocous theves after our vegetables and are makng preparatons to capture them. They are known as mynah brds. LHUE SCHOOL The new admnstraton buldng s almost completed and soon work wll begn on the clasb rooms. Mss Tonnl, who has been n Honolulu, sck, for several weeks, s much better, and hopes to be back to school next week. Last Frday, Dr. Erdman vsted our school. He gave us an nterestng talk on beng knd to anmals. The ffth grade sang a song after hs talk. We have been busy tryng out for the track meet and have about chosen our best athletes from the other pupls. Monday, May, we had a pretty May-pol- e at our mornng exercses. t was greatly enjoyed by all the chldren, also the teachers and v3 tors. The chldren who danced around t looked pretty and graceful. We had two of the fnal games of volleyball on our court Saturday The Kekaha boys defeated the Ha nale boys and the Hanalel grls defeated the Kleele grls. The eghth grade have chosen whte and red for ther class colors, and Shasta dases for ther flower. They are plannng to have ther graduaton exercses on Wednesday nght, June 2. There are 23 boys and grls n the class and they are workng hard just now, for each and everyone of them wants to get ther dplomas. Last Saturday the grade went on a pcnc to Kpukal. Mr. Pugh and Mr? Yamamoto are gong to take all the boys who have gardens around to vst all the home gardens n Lhue dstrct. WAMEA SCHOOL The one hundredth annlvesary of Ueneral Orams brth was approprately celebrated n the classes and at the mornng exercses on Thursday. Mr. Pugh made a vst to the shop last Monday. Work starts on the ncnerator ths week. Mrs. Cannon presented the nnth grade grls n a very credtable Maypole dance on the school campus, Monday, May. The pole was strung 526 Sports (Contnued from page fve) Cannon und laye vs. Knudsen and Hums. The lust match wll be play ed at Koloa Saturday afternoon at 4 oclock should be the best match of the second round. The west sde lades handcap dou bles wll start play ths week under the same rules as the mens doubles. Two raquets have been offered as przes by B. D. Baldwn. The frst round s as follows: Mrs. Uankn and Mrs. Cannon "A vs. Mrs. Donald nnd Mrs. llatrlek "U": Mrs. Jesse and Mrs. Hedell "" vs. Mrs. Dutchart and Mss Co ert "C"; Mrs. Creevey and Mrs. Baldwn "C" vs. Mrs. Mller and Mrs. Jensen "C"; Mss Douglas and Mss Troy "C" vs. Mra. Hall and.mrs. Clutterbuck "A". The sngles for the Hono lulu Sportng Goods Co. cup now held by Foster Horner, wll start lm medately. An addtonal trophy n the way of a cup s offered by Ca leb Burns, the wnner to retan pos sesson ot the same. All matches must be fnshed by the 22nd ot May n the frst round Best two out of three n the frst and second round. Each player must furnsh two balls for each match Date, place and hour to be arrang-- - ed by mutual agreement, the com mttee reservng the rght to name same n case of dspute. Sem-fnal- s and fnals to be arranged by com mttee. The followng s the draw ng for the frst round: Bulths vs. Knudsen. Bedell vs. Corstorphne. Rankn vs. W. Kruse. Brenham vs. Hofgaard. C. Burns vs. M, Nunes. Cannon vs. Bomke. Faye vs. Dunn. Creevey vs. Davdson. Baldwn vs. chlnose. F. Burns vs. Gregg. Kaye vs. Glasyer. W. Mller vs. Fernandes. F. Horner vs. Allen. Damkroger vs. Rchter. D. Snclar vs. W. Snclar. Broland vs. A. Horner Jr. GOOD MEALS fj HONOLULU Awat you at Chlds wth sxteen rbbons whch were woven and unwoven twce. The sght was very nterestng, partcularly to the younger pupls who had not seen t before. Mr. Crowell put the classes to thnkng on Wednesday when he gave them the followng problem: A and B can do a pece of work n four days. A. and C can do t n fve days. B and C can do t n 6 days. How long would t take them to do t together? Mr. Crowell offered $5 cash to the pupl who frst solved t, wthout help. After two days Mss Barlow showed the freshmen the correct soluton. No prze was collected. The free move, musc and sngng gven at Mntsumaura hall on Saturday, 2!Uh, was well attended. Mr. Wamuu and hs frends gave sever al numbers whch were much apprecated. Mr. Moult gave the hall free, settng asde hs own show for the school producton. The school chorus appeared twce and dd credt ably. The show was gven because of the breakdown of the move machne, cut the moves from the vaudevlle program that nght. A freshman party s contemplated and the eghth graders from Keka- - m, Kleele and Makawel wll be the guests of the Wamea freshmen We hope to have many of them wth us next year. New, modern, hjd class restaurant, con- - J$$ t rally located. Cool and comfortable. ntellgent, courteous servce. European plan. Operated n connecton wth tbe Blasdell Hotel J.F. C L), Propretor. YUEN KEE CAFE PHONE kapaa. kaua GENUNE CHOP SU on Order by Phone Pes Cakes & Confectonery - Caterng Cry Our ce Cream Auto Club Holds THE GARDEN SLAND, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 922 Successful Run (Contnued from page one) Mr. Lydgate, and due tme reached those nterestng spots, arrvng there n detachments, accordng to ther strength, and some badly blown, but glad that they fnally made t. A Mermad Story "Whle restng there, Mr. Lydgate told a very pretty story ot the mer mad whose home was n the translucent depths of the smaller grottos, who eloped wth the Prnce of Wanha, lved unhapply wth hm for a tme and fnally klled hm and returned to ther grotto home. And there, to escape from the at tacks ot the enraged people of the neghborhood, she plunged nto the translucent depths of her grotto home, whch her abundant, long speradng, brown har flled, as a screen to hde her from her pur suers and she has never been seen snce. Hence the pecular brown n fuson that used to fll the water, but whch has now turned gray. Th mermad s growng old! Along the Kalalau Tral The last lap ot the program was along the Kalalau tral to the lofty vantage pont from whch the mag ntfcent panorama of the Na Pal coast can be seen. For ths there was qute a fallng off n numbers. but Borne fteen made t and found t all that was clamed for t. There were varous gueses as to the elevaton of ths pont ot vantage, runnng all the way from BOO to 500 feet. The latter guess was based on the ardors of the clmbers rather than on any common sense estmate of the elevaton. "f t wasnt 500 feet, t ought to be! As a matter of fact t s about 450 feet. Cameraman Was There The cameraman, Senda, was of the party, and took a number of pctures, n whch these hardy hk ers wll appear n the foreground of much magnfcent scenery, so ds posed, we hope, as not to spol t Back to the Cart One hours sharp hkng brought them back to the cars at the Dry Cave whence by ths tme all the rest had fled and another hour and a half brought them home. t was a wonderful day and we hope the Automoble Club wll do t agan. TP TOP-C- S NORMA TALMADGE N NTERESTNG DRAMA tudyard Kplng, years ago, made a remark about the smlarty ot the passons of the colonels lady and Judy OGrady, but t was accepted by most people as beng more or less of a poetcal fancy. Norm Talmadge, the young star of "A Daughter of two Worlds," n whch she enacts a role more wdely dl verse than even the poets contras s authorty for the statement that Mr. Kplng should be haled as dscoverer of a profound truth. n "A Daughter of Two Worlds whch wll be shown at the Tp Top theater Saturday, Mss Talmadge portrays the daughter of a notorous dve keeper. At frst she s unmoral nnd uncultured, then she has the of the tranng of an exclusve grls school and becomes a favorte n the upper strata of the socety world, then thru the dscovery she s agan the daughter of the dve keeper. All thru the producton her every acton s n keepng wth her staton n lfe. MARY MLES MNTER N CHARMNG PLAY The Tp Top theater has the good fortune of beng able to produce a flm next Sunday n whch the charmng lttle actress, Mary Mles Mnter, who was recently a vstor to Honolulu, s starred. Ths wll be one of the best patronzed flms of the week, no doubt havng ths personal flavor n addton to the ntrnsc value of the producton tself. Probably ths wnsome actress apples personally the paraphrase of an old sayng whch Judh gves n "Moonlght and Honeysuckle": "Count that day lost whose low de scendng sun, Fnds no heart broken or other mschef done." For n lfe she seems to "manage" every Doay even as sne does as Judth, who manages everybody on the ranch except Tod, her fathers ranch manager. Frst thng her father knew she managed hm nto poltcs and he found hmself wear ng cty clothes, n Washngton and beng called senator. Judy nun- - gered for socety and got along fam ously untl she found herself en gaged to two men at once. Then n her predcament, she was glad to P. O. BOX 42 see the old beau from the ranch ap pear on the scene. SAVE MAY 27th for Th Comty at n Far Lhue County Lot and Armory 0 A. M. to 2 Mdnght nformaton regardng Concessons and Exhbts may be secured from Sherff Rce! Tp Top TheatrE SATURDAY Norma Talmadge A DAUGHTER OF TWOS WORLDS" J Adapted from lle famous novel ly Leroy Scott. As Jenne, daughter of n dve keeper and assocate of crooks who flees her sordd and fnds a new and fner world md the love d a fne, clean lnju, Mss Talmadge presents the most splendd work of her remarkable career. "MOONLGHT SUNDAY Mary Mles Mnter n and HONEYSUCKLES" TUESDAY Anta Stewart n "VRTUOUS WVES" Thursday, May Prnce Kuho Kalananaoles Funeral Also Scenes of Kaua e

7 MECHANC LOOKNG FOR PLACE TO WORK ON GARDEN SLAND Lmted Wholesale Paper Dealers and Statoners Alakea 8treet HONOLULU, HAWA HOTEL LHUE (The Farvew) T Twenty two Elegant Rooms n Man Uulung Three Ary Cottages Cusne Unexcelled n Country v Dstrcts W. H. Rce, Jr., Propretor - MSS MARGARET LUM S VSTNG SSTER Hotel Leonard (Formerly Majestc) HONOLULU Thoroughly Tenooated Rates Reasonable Hot and Cold Showers and Tuls Fort and Beretana Streets H. L. SHAW, Mgr. CALFORNA FEED CO. Jt LMTED Dealers n t Hay, Gran and Chcken Supples SOLE AGENT8 T FOR nternatonal Stock, Poultry Food t and other specaltes. Arabc for coolng ron Roofs. Petaluma n cubators and Brooders. f Kngs Specal Chck Food f P. O. Box 46S Honolulu You can have LOVES Amercan Mad Bread Cream Bread (Made Wth Fleschmanns Yeast) Maled Drect to You by PARCELS POST Place your standng order wth LOVES BSCUT & BREAD COMPANY HONOLULU, T. H. Heres a Pump for You Mr. Gasolne Dealer gallons a mnute can be FFTEEN umel nto automoble wth a Mlwaukee pump. Thn quck Hcrvce means satsfed motorst who wll come back agan am agan. Ths s just one of the many features of Mlwaukee pumps. They are made by specalsts n (le pump ndustry. Ask for full detals "on how to get the gaso lne busness n Jour dstrct. Honolulu ron Works Company Wholesale Dstrbutors T PENSON THE GARDEN SLAND, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 022 FUND TRUSTEES Mss Margaret Lum, who returned recently from the manland af- The Board of Trustees of the The followng letter was receved last week by Penson Fund of the the secretary of the ter completng a three years course County of Kaua, Terrtory of Hawa, met for ts second busness Kaua Chamber of Commerce. Any n professonal nursng at the Par;, employer nterested n tha man may dlse Valley santarum and hosptal meetng at the offce of the Board get hla name and Honolulu addrebs n San Dego. Cal., and then served of Supervsors of the County of by droppng a note to the Secretary, a year at the Whte Memoral hosptal n Los Angeles, arrved on Ka- 24th, 922. nt 9:30 a. m. Kaua at Llhue. on Monday, Aprl Kaua Chamber of Commerce, The letter follows: ua last week to Vst her sster, Present: H. D. Wlshard, char " am wrtng for nformaton n Mrs. O. M. Shak of Kapaa, man, Board of Supervsors; Henry regards to work on plantatons or Ths s Mss hums frst vst to Bluke county audtor; K. C. Ahann, other places n your dstrct. the Garden sland and she.ntends county treasurer. have had ten years experence to stay here several months before A petton (P.F2) dated February n assemblng, operatng and reparng autos, trucks and tarctors. Have returnng tf. Honolulu to take up 3rd last was receved from Mrs. Va- - her chosen professon lolt.werner, wdow of the lute Wl also operated and repared Desel lam Werner, deceased, of Hanale, and arplane motors, also ar compressors and have had experence DELEGATE FROM SLAND, Kaua, for allowance under Act 220 LARGEST MEMBERSHP of the Sesson Laws of 97. The wth steam engnes, but the last Word has Just been receved by petton, among other thngs, stated fve years have specalzed n nternal combuston motors. can Teachers Assocaton that the Ha- That at the tme of the death of Presdent Raymond of the Kaua as follows: read blue prnts and can erect ma wa Educaton Assocatons delegate to represent all the slands at the petoner and seven chldren whol the deceased he left survvng hm. chnery from the same. " do not want a poston but the Natonal Educaton Assocatons ly dependent upon to-wlhm, want a job where there s a chunct conventon to be held n Boston n. Ernest Wnfeld Kaulelnamoku, for advancement wth enough pay July, wll be selected from the sland havng the hghest percentage 2. George Clarence Naeleleohawal, born January 3,!M)G. for decent lvng condtons. Tha s all expect at frst. After that of pad up membershp n the Natonal Educaton Assocaton on May 3. (Jerome Kellmaka, born Janu born September 2, 909." my work should speak for tself. ", prefer plantatons of small 0th, 922. Ths percentage wll be ary 7, 3. towns to cty work as was rased based upon the number Of publc 4. Carolne Hanale, born May 3, on a cattle ranch n Montana and jchool teachers on the payroll Aprl 92. BtlU lke the country. JO,,can furnsh substtutes not ncluded. 5. Charlottee Arabella Kannnoka- - both cvlan and army references. Presdent Raymond also understands that the sland of Hawa 6. Emma Kuupunlla, born Nov home, born September 6, 94. get dscharged July 3rd of ths year.." at present has the hghest percent- ember - 6, 95. ge of teachers enrolled. 7. rene Gladola Kekaaulumoku. born September 6, 99. TO NAME LOCAL TEACHER "That the pettoner and the chl SUMMER CAMP COMMTTEE dren had depended upon the de TEACHERS A request has been receved by ceased for ther support; and at the Geo. S. Raymond, of the Kaua tme of the death of the deceased ATTENTON Teachers Assocaton to name a local teacher to serve as a member of the Dstrct of Hanale aforesad, he was then the deputy sherff of the Volcano Recreaton Camp commttee at Klauea and ths name wll of hs duty and n the performance and that he ded whle n the lne Teacher desrng to spend the summer vacaton n Honolulu, shortly be announced. thereof." by communcatng wth the Ths camp was formerly a ml A wrtten opnon (attached to Roelawn, tary camp, 366 Kng St., Honolulu, celebrated for ts excel- whch the Hawa Edu PF 2) on the matter from the coun caton Assocaton has taken over ty attorney, the Honorable S. K. and a teacher s selected to manage Kueo, was also before, the board. lent cusne, reservatons wth t each year for sland teachers who The opnon read as follows: board can be secured, and at wsh to take advantage of the wonderful clmate and attractons of Opnon of the County Attorney Kala-kau- a Re. Petton of Mrs. Werner the Beach Annex, 257, Ave., Walklkl, at Klauea reduced summer rates. roundng sghts n that sectjon of Charman, Trustees of Penson Fund. and vcnty. The camp s Lhue, KaHn. March 7, 922. well located wth reference to sur Honoruble H. D. Wlshard, Hawa, and a great number of tea Sr: chers took advantage of the oppor beg to acknowledge recept of tunty and spent ther vacatons your communcaton of the 6th there last year. nst., enclosng petton of Mrs. Werner forr a penson for herself and Honolulu Paper Co. her chldren under Act 220, Sesson Laws of 97, and askng the advce MEET of ths offce as to whether she and her chldren, are enttled to the penson, her husband, tho father of sad chldren, havng ded ; on January 3, of ths year whle holdng the offce of deputy sherff of HnnWe. Secton 3, of the sad Act provdes, among other thngs, as follows : "Thrd. Upon the death of any member of such polce force whle n the lne of duty or as a result of the performance of hs duty there shall be pad for funeral expenses a sum not to exceed one hundred dollars ($00); and should such deceased member leave n dependent wdow or leave a chld or chldren under the age of sxteen years or both, then there shall be pad to such wdow out of such fund twenty-fv- e dollors ($2.) per month untl her death or remarrage and to such chldren each fve dol lars ($5) per month untl they ar rve at the age of sxteen years, respectvely, to be pad to the mother of swh chldren, f lvng, for ther beneft, so long as such chldren shall resde or be supported by her." t s clear that Ernest, the eldest chld, who was born on January 3, 906,- and, therefore, was, of the age sxteen years at the death of hs father, s not enttled to the penson As to the wdow and the other chl dren t s the opnon of ths offce that, f Mr. Werner ded whle n lne of duty or as a result of the performance of hs duty, they are enttled to the penson, rrespectve of the fact that the death was from heart trouble. Respectfully, (Sgd.) S. K. KAEO. County Attorney. The board, after havng generally dscussed tho subject matter, agreed to defer takng defnte acton thereon untl next Thursday mornng, the 27th nst., at 0 oclock a. m.. when the board wll meet agan. The board asked the county sherff, Wm. Henry Rce, who was present to assst the board by requestng the pettoner and. or, her counsel or advsor to be present at the next meetng of the board und to submt evdence or statement n support of the petton. Also to request the county attorney; Dr. L. L. Patterson, and all others who are nterested n the mutter, to bo present at ths next meetng of the board. The county sherff was also requested to be present next meetng. At 0:30 oclock a. m., the meetng adjourned to meet agan next Thursday mornng, the 27th nst., at 0 oclock a. m. S. W. MEHKULA. Deputy County Clerk. EE: V 3j 7 Pennsylvana ACTUM CUB TRES T THEN renewal tme V V comes, equp your car wth Vacuum Cup Fabrc or Cord Tres and forget the dangers of "skddy" pavements. Forget also the dsappontng mleage averages other tres may have gven you. Buy Vacuum Cup Tres you pay only for the qualty the safety costs you nothng. C. B. HOFGAARD & CO., Ltd.. Agents, WAMEA S mm OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT s Now Replenshed Wth NEW LNES n SPRNG and SUMMER lkaklkttk AVALOX LAWN VOLE OKOKOKTTK GOODS CKKlK ckkpe n: ckxe OXtE (Natural am colored) OKOAXDKS (Whte and colored HANDvKKMKF JAlANKSF UNONS SLKS WASH SATNS K)MXA SAT ST K lottkl SWSS TC A (lowx SATN KT NO cltkk YOUKSKK CKKTOXNKK SCRMS CLOTH LACKS Crepe de Chene and Georgette Wasts Lades Cotton Lace Collars LHUE STORE KHHONS KAUAS EMPORUM 3S 33

8 v5$-:s. THE GARDEN SLAND, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 022 When Better Automobles are Bult, $uc FACTS you should know wll Buld Uhem n separate loc.tl Les or zoch the Hale of nerclmnhhc runs to dfferent brands or qualtes, accordng to the occupaton and ncomes earned n that dstrct. The artcle whch has an even sale n all parts of the Unted States must gve value, dollar for dollar. And when at the end of the year all sales are totaled, you wll fnd that the artcle wth real value s far ahead n sales of the nearest compettor. So the followng four facts prove the Buck to be the best sellng automoble: l.for the calendar year, Jan. st, l!)2l to Jan. st. 022, Buck bult and sold over automobles. 2 These sales for the calendar year 02 exceeded by over 2,000 cars the sales of any other automoble manufactured havng a sx cylnder automoble n ts lne. ;;. These sales for ths perod lkewse represent a volume of busness greater by over!),000,000 than the sales of any other automoble manufactured, excludng Ford.. Those fgures are taken from offcal reports and acknowledged by the Automoble Assocaton of Amerca. f you have never drven a P.uck, let us demonstrate to you why the Buck s leader. Now put out n specal colors and equpment by the factory. PRCES TERMS CASH 4 CYLNDER ROADSTER )f , $95.00 CYLNDER TOURNG ( CYLNDER ROADSTER L J KAPAA NOTES 4 Shlzuko kuta, 4 year old daughter of K. kuta, well known hotel keeper, ded at the Mahelona hosptal last Wednesday. Sho was the only chld n the famly nnd s survved by her mother and father, both lvng hero. ; Tho Makoo team, under Manager Sheldon, s practcng hard for ther frst game ths Sunday wth Lhue. Cunmlngs s no longer hero, but wth good support the new crop of nrlers expect to hold ther own aganst ther rvals. j..j j. K. Masunaga, recently apponted postmaster of Kealla, receved hs commsson from tho postmaster-genera- l last week and tho. Kealla, postoftlce was offcally turned over to hm by Postmaster Barclay on Saturday. t.j..j. J. V. Dettencourt Jr.,, now wth tho Hawa Bank of Commerce, has been endorsed by the Republcan central commttee of Honolulu for tho poston of prohbton offcer of Kaua, an offce recently created by tho federal government. Hs name s now on tho way to Washngton and hs appontment s expected soon. J Many local merchants are rather hard ht by tho sudden closng of the local branch of the Hawa Hank of Commerce. Whllo there does not appear to be a lkelhood that the depostors wll not be pad n full, stll tho tyng up of ther current funds ndefntely s causng somo hardshp n places. The banks stock holders also nclude qute a nurtber of local busness men and others P. T. Bluett, of tho ndustral servce bureau of tho H. S. V. A., was on Kauht several days last week. Ho returned to Honolulu..J- - Saturday. NOTCEl All persons havng clams aganst tho Hawa Bank of Commerce, Lmted, and tho Commercal Trust Company, Lmted, are drected to present tho same, duly verfed, to tho Henry Waterhouso Trust Company Ltd., Recever of tho Hawa Bank of Commerce, Lmted, and Commercal Trust Company, Lmted, wthn thrty (30) days from and after ths 2flth day of, Aprl, 922. HENRY. WATERHOUSE TRUST COMPANY, LTD., Recever, Hawa Bank of Commerce, Lmted, and Commercal Trust Company, Lmted. A. N. CAMPBELL, Manager. THONE: HGHT BORN RUTSCH At Makawdll, Kaua, Aprl 20, 922, to Mr. and Mrs. F. Rutsch, a son Rchard Arthur. 8 2 pounds. SANTOS At Llhuo, Tuesday, May 2, 922, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Santos, a son, 6 34 pounds. NOTCE TO VEHCLE OWNERS All motor vehlclo owners who have regstered ther cars are hereby advsed to get ther number plates from tho treasurer at Mb o n Llhuo. Any automoble or motorcycle that has not regulaton number plates on, on or after May 5th wll be subject to sezure accordng to Act 98, Sesson Laws of 92. K. C. AHANA, Treasurer. County of Kaua. wn r$$ Xv $ $ $ $ $v $ j j t WRE ESS TflST flccukrtt NTEtttJLRtU EVC. 3-- OtDMR- H HTES: - HUSH. TtttllD.5 H?6MT UTTH (TT t W0t t.oo cncm ndmonrt.vrm- -.c 5TEBne ntssrse hp.t nsjut Rtctm t "a Twrs t tm vw HAT ON HTTUWTOH AMJTURL TELEPHONE CO., WRELESS TJETT., L.HUE,, KHUn. TlfNt llbnrls RKCVKS PLY OTTCt M00H& RAto.30?.30Pn.To SUNDRY RrTo 0 fn. t 3 3$ m 0 CYLNDER TOURNG The von Hamm-Youn- g Honolulu Hlo Co., Ltd. When Better Jlutomobles are Bult uc wll Buld Them You Dont Have To Ask Kapaa A FORTUNE TELLER where to go when you need auto accessores, dependable tres, the best auto ols and gas to be found n all ths sland. Anyone wll pont to our garage especally f you make t plan that you want REAL SERVCE for the money you spend. We Want Your Patronage Wo dont make a sale or repar your car as though we never oxpootod to soo you agan. We do the work or we make the sale n the hope you wll be so well satsfed wth both (he work and the prce that you wll even go out of your way n the future to patronze us. n other words, we treat you set you cant help lnt notce that we want your trade and apprecate a chance to mert t. Waluku No matter what make car you may have we can repar t -- and the job and the prce wll both be rght KAUA GARAGE E3EE Although the commsson of John F. Rapoza, who was apponted post master of Kapaa back n March was expected to reach here before tho end of the month, t has not yet arrved and the post offce s stll n ts old quarters wth the offce of tho pneapple cannery. There s no doubt, however, that t ought to be here by tho end of May, n whch cabe the offce wll change hands on Juno st. LURLNE DEPARTS Tho Lurllno departed last Sunday wth the followng passengers for the manland: Mr. and Mrs. Melln, Mr. and Mrs. Nell Robertson and Mss G. Glsson. Tho followng have booked for the May Lurllne: Mrs. E. C. Donnely, Kenneth Kerwln and Mrs. F. The June Lurllne s booked full, the followng local people beng sgned up for the trp: Bov and Mrs. Carver, Mr. and Mrs. G. Sessons, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hlls, Mrs. B. M. Hll and Mss C. A. Thompson. WE THANK YOU, BOYS Tho edtor found a package of sweet potatoes on hs dealt last Frday wth note statng that they were wth the complments of the boys of the Kapaa school garden. We hereby thank Mr. Prlgge and hs boys and complment them up on tho fne potatoes they are pro ducng. SGN POSTS NEEDED AT HAENA WET CAVES Thru tho absence of sutablo sgn posts to drect the way to tho caves at Haena, several partes lost ther way last Sunday and soon found thomsolves n tho mdst of a dense lantana wlderness. A sgn post placed Just beyond tho Walter Mc- - Brydo cottage drectng tho way to tho beach tral would savo many trampers from ths confuson. PERSONALS $ : Mr. and Mrs. F. Rutsch of Ma- - kawol, welcomed a son to ther homo on Thursday, tho 20th. Hs nanlo s Rchard Arthur and ho tp ped tho scales at S 2 pounds. Dr. W. T. Dunn of Makawell, re turned ths mornng from Hono to whch place ho accompaned hs wfe and nfant daughter last week. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Santos, of L- - huo, aro rejocng ths mornng over the arrval of a son. The young man weghs sx and three quarter pounds. Ray Allen, rrgaton export of tho Kllauea Sugar Co., has accepted a poston wth the Koloa Sugar Co. Mr. Allen h to bo employed n tho samo capacty as at Kllauea. Durng hs employment ut Kllauea ho ad apted the Calforna orchard system of rrgaton to Hawaan cane con dtons and s now rrgatng a much EE larger area per day wth fewer men. Fong Garage Co. KAPAA, KAUA General Automoble Reparng Automoble Accessores Weldng TRES REPARED We repar old tres and tubes lke new. All knds of rubber goods repared. ALL WORK GUARANTEED PRCES REASONABLE TEL. Sll L The Kaua Telephonc Company s Now Representng Delco-Lg- ht L hue and on the sland of Kaua n Whether you want a plant just to furnsh electrc lghts for cottage or camp, or a plant for complete electrc lght and power servce, there s a Delco-Lg- ht of just the sze you need, nsurng dependable servce at lowest cost. We should lke an opportunty to tell you 6w Delco-Lg- ht can serve you, whatever your electrc lght and power needs may be. Dependable Delco-Lg- s made n 25 styles and szes a sze (or every need. All models havo four-cyclthe famous e, valve-n-kca- d engne; only one place to ol. Over satsfed users. r. as DEPENDABLE Easy payments ( desred. Wrte for catalog.