GUESTS DOMING LIHUE UNION CHURCH

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1 g, W. Wltcox 2-3- ESTABLSHED 904. VOL. 7. NO. 42. LHUE, KAUA, TERRTORY OF HAWA, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 25, 92 SUBSCRPTON RATES, $2.50 PER YEAR 5 CENTS PER COPY GOOD - C WEDDNG Tho marrage ot Mss Julet Atwood nce and Ensgn Holbrook March Goodale, U. S. N., the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Goodale of Walalua, Oahu, was solemnzed at Kalapakl tho homo of tho brdes parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Atwood Rco, on Frday afternoon, October 2, by Jov. Canon Ault of Honolulu. Tho lanal by tho lly pond was decorated for tho ceremony wth long festoons of pnk hbscus lo and brass jardl nclrcs of bluo hyrangcas, aganst a back-grounof palms and soft co coauut" fronds. At tho further end of of the lanal wero arranged largo sprayng bouquets of orange bos soma ll two tall bronze vases. Promptly at 400 oclock tho brdal party appeared, walkng slowly down the steps and across tho hbscus lned walk to the lanal to the strans of the Lohengrn weddng march, played by Mrs. W. H. Grote. Frt t ft came two tny cousns of the brde, Mss Helen Rco and Mss Edth Kng, dressed n tucked pnk georg ette wth blue rbbon streamers and carryng old fashoned bouquets ol pnk roses and sweet peas. Next came tho mad of honor, Mss Edth tce, who wore mauve gorgotte wth heavy frnge and a largo mauve and slver hat trmmed wth llacs. She carred a bouquet of pnk La France roses and sprays of avondar orchds Followng her came the lttle flower grl, Mss Dora Jane senberg, scat terng rosebuds before tho brde who came down the steps leanng on her fathers arm. She made a lovely pc ture n her beautful gown of hoavy georgette embrodered wth pearls and a long tullo vel whch hung from a Russan head-dres- s trmmed wth orange blossoms, and whch was car red by lttle Mss Eunce Scott. Harrson Rco acted as best man. mmedately after the ceremony the brde and groom receved the guests who numbered about two hundred. Tho brdes cake and weddng cake were cut and refreshments served n tho long lvng room whch was de corated profusely wth the sunset shades.of gladolas and Afrcan dases. Tho lana was a bower of Am orlcan Beauty roses. Mrs. W. H. Stewar who had charge of tho decoratng, was very ably as ssted by a number of Lhuo ladles. LANGWTH-CHLD- MARRED SATURDAY n one of the most beautful wed dng ceremones seen on Kaua n many years, Mss Eleanor Langwth, and O. S. Chlds were marred at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Larson at Klauea, last Saturday evenng. Tho weddng took placo at G oclock, Tho ceremony was performed by Father uber. The Larsen house was beautfully decorated for the occason. A specal altar was bult n the large lvng room where the weddng rtes were performed, Mrs. Catherne Woods playng tho weddng march as tho happy couple marched up to tho altar. Mss Langwth s well known on Kaua. For two years she was a welfare worker at Klauea plantaton. She later transferred to Mau whero sho was n charge ot the chlldrens welfare work on several plantatons. Mr. Chlds s tho head worker of tho Alexander House Settlement. Ho has been on Mau for several years and has made many frends for hmself on all the slands. After a short honeymoon spolt at tho Larsons mountan house at Kokeo tho young couplo wll return to Mau Thoy wll lve at Waluku. The many frends of Mr. and Mrs. Curts Turner of Makawoll wll regret to hear that tho former has been qute serously for tho past fortnght. Mss Adelade Fernandez s makng very satsfactory progress nftor her recent operaton and hopes to bo ablo to leave tho hosptal n a fow days. Mr. and Mrs. R. Jesse and fma-ll- y have boon spendng a vacaton at tho Baldwn mountan house. Kapaa Notes All tho mombors of the Makoo.nscball team returned from Maul jn Frday wth the excepton of Har- -. oy Hol and Klon Soong. Soong.vll reman at hs Mau homo for j. couplo of months whllo Holt n-- vnds to reman n Honolulu. Two small boats from the nter-jlan- d S. S. Onomea, capszed at.oala landng early Saturday morn-ng-. The sea was exceedngly rough nat mornng and the boats, manned. several salors, were attemptng o como ushore to load sugar. No mo was njured, but the saors hud o reman on shore all that morn-n- g n ther wet clothng, as tho sea.vds too rough to rsk an attempt.o get back to the shp. A lno was shot out from tho shp late that afternoon and the two boats wero ruuled n wth the salors. ndcatons are that Kapaa wll joon be suppled wth electrc lghts, chat s, so far as tho present plant of the Kapaa Electrc Co. wll go. L. L. Apana s busy sprngng hs poles n the busness dstrct and xpects to start n busness wth hs now plant n tho near future. K. Yoshda, who has been a resdent of Kapaa over snce he arrved from the Flowery Kngdom about 5 years ago, passed away at hs home lasl Monday afternoon after a prolonged llness, sufferng from cancer n tho stomach. Tho deceas Jt-um- l, ed s survved by a wfe, a son, who s attendng the McKnley hgh school, and a young daughter, both beng adopted chldren. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wnters of North Carolna, aro hero vstng Mr. and Mrs. A. Horner Jr. Mr. Wnt ers s a cousn of A. Horner Jr. They expect to return to ther home va Honolulu ths week. The Hawaan Canneres Co. start ed ther wnter packng season last Saturday wth pneapples from ther Moloaa felds. An unusually large wnter pack s expected as ther felds planted lato n 99 are ex pected to bear ther frst crop ths wnter. Col. Spaldng entertaned tho Kapaa and Lhuo teachers at the Valloy House on Saturday aftornoon and gave a very entertanng lecture on scentfc topcs. MSS SEGHORN HURT ON KNAU TUESDAY Mss Louse Seghorn of Wamea was. panfully njured last Tuesday when sho fell, gettng from the Knau nto tho small boat at Nawlllwl. Mss Seghorn broke two bones n her ankle. She s at Wamea at present recoverng from her njures. The trp had been somewhat rough. Mss Seghorn was sck at the tme sho started to get off the Knau. As she walked down the steps and start ed to got nto the small boat t s sad that no one helped her. She stop ped down onto the cross-boar- d of the smaller boat. But water made the board slppery. Her foot slpped from the board and ankle. sho fell, breakng her The nter-slan- d offcals have shoul dered tho responsblty for tho acc dent. Thoy are settlng tho case by payng all Mss Seghorns doctor, hos ptal and nurse blls durng her llness. CHARMNG CHLDRENS PARTY Doctor and Mrs. A. R. Glasyer celebrated tho second brthday of ther lttle daughter, Betty, by gv ng a delghtfully arranged party to whch tho followng chldren wore nvted Gene Douglas, Mary Duncan, Davd Duncan, Laura Snclar, Betty Donald, Karno Aaser, Bll Dunn, Mary Dunn, Budde Deverll, Spencer Deverlll, Murel Browne, Jean Butchar Davd Butchar Conway Marcollno, Gwen Blddel, Francs Pugh, Junor Cannon, Erdman Baldwn, Loulso Creovy, Carol Creevy, Davd and Cecela Cruckshanks. Tho chldrens table whch was set out on tho lawn was very dantly decorated wth baby roses nnd each llttlo guest had qute a number of novel favors whch had been especally brought from town. ROBBERS N KQLOA STORE Three robberes nnd tho calaboose all n ono week s the record that two Hawaan men, Georgo Wlson and l.rry Chnnuan, of Koloa, have set. And the fact that one of tho robberes was commtted n tho Unted States post offlco makes t almost certan that tho par faces a long, long rest. 3tt supervson. Last Frdo nght these two men no allogod to havo broken nto tho gr.rage ot the Salvaton Army buldng of Koloa and to have taken a brand new tro off Leutenant Haans flvver. They saw that t mght bo hard to dspose o howovor, and thoy stored t temporarly. The frst act havng beon successful, as far as settng away wth tho loot was concerned, tho men deter mned to try for a bgger coup. So late Saturday nght thoy forced the door" of the Unted States post offce at Koloa. The pckngs were not as good as they expected. They carred way a revolver and three dollars n change. As most anyone knows, threo bucks aro not enough to run two hard-bo- l ed burglars very long. So tho bg haul of the season was planned, the Ko loa plantaton store was pcked as tho place easest to get nto and prom sng most n tho way of easy returns. About 200 oclock Tuesday morn ng Wlson and Charman pred open tho front door Kof tho store. They entered and began makng a somewhat chocy selecton of ther goods, But they made the mstake of leav ng tho door open. Whllo dong so may havo facltated a get-awat also gave outsders a cluo that someone was n tho store that had no busness there. At 3 oclock a group of Japanese went by tho store on ther way home from the nght shft work. Thoy saw the open door and heard noses wth n.two of them started to go nsde to see what the trouble was. But tho others dssuaded them and all went for Deputy Sherff John Nalcmale was summoned at once. He got hs polce offcers and soon every possble ext from the store was surrounded. t was then an easy matter to take the twothleves nto custody. The fact that a Unted States post-offc- e was robbed takes tho affar out of tho hands of tho local courts. Both Wlson and Charman were taken to Honolulu on the Knau, Saturday. They wll be held n Jarretts hotel untl ther tral. MOKHANA CLUB MEETNG The Moklhana Club wll meet at the Lhuo Socal Hall on Wednesday afternoon, November 2nd. A. R. Gur-reof Honolulu, wll talk to tho club on tho subject of etchngs. Guest cards may be obtaned from tho secretary, Mrs. Hobby. Hostesses for the afternoon wll bo Mrs. Englehard, Mrs. Slogget Mrs. Chrstan, Mrs. Mdkff, Mrs. Case and Mrs. Brldgowater. On Saturday, Nov. 5, tho Womens Exchango wll hold a salo of Chrstmas gfts at Wamea. Tho artstc nexpensve gft to the most elaborate of embrodered lnens wll bo on dsplay. GUESTS FO DOMNG CELEBRATON Preparatons nro completo for tho Nawlllwl breakwater celebraton whch wll take place on Frday, Oc tober 2Sth at 3 p. m. Governor Wallace R. Farrlngton wll make the dedcatory address. Among tho dstngushed guests who wll bo present aro Maj.Gen. Charles P. Summor-tll-, commandng general of tho Ha waan department; Lyman H. Blge-low-, charman of the Board of Harbor Commssoners and superntendent of publc works; Hon. J. K. delegate to congress; Rob-er- t W. Shnglo; C. T. Baloy and rr.auy others. Mrs. Farrngto.-- wll accompany tho Governor to Kaua. Rear Admral Smpson, commandant of tho 4th naval dstrct wab nvted by tho Chamber of Commerce but owng to tho fact that tho members of tho press congress of the.world are to bo guests ot the navy on October 2Sth he wll bo unable to attend. On Frday evenng at tho armory the Chamber of Commerce wll gve a banquet for ther guests. Tho banquet wll be attended by tho members of the chamber and tho Amercan Legon. Tho commltteo n chargo wshes t understood that tho lados aro nvted to tho banquet. The Nawllwlll breakwater s tho culmnaton of many years ot effort by local men to secure a sutable and safo harbor for Kaua. On Frday these men wll see the work actually started on ther dea and wll know that wthn a comparatvely short tme Kaua wll at last have a harbor that s fttng to tho needs of the sland. LHUE UNON CHURCH The new ndult Bble dscusson class opened last Sunday mornng wth splendd nterest. Ths class s open to any adult who s nterested n scoklng a soluton for some of tho problems of modern lfe. Sunday mornng the pastor wll speak upon tho ancen yet modern queston "What z Man? A soprano solo wll be rendered by Mrs. Henry T. Sheldon. The chor of ths church wll gve an evenngs muscal program tho frst or second Sunday of November. Watch for tho prnted program. MAKAWEL WLL CELEBRATE NOV..2 Owng to tho fact that November th wll not bo a holday at tho Makawoll plantaton ths year, a specal program wll bo gven Saturday evenng, October 2th at tho Communty House. Tho Makawoll school chldren wll furnsh the patrotc part of the program. A specal feature of tho ovenng wll bo tho song, "Scouts of Undo Sam" wth all tho mportant natons n ther natonal costumes. Mss Frances Farrlngton, daughter of Governor Wallace R. Farrlngton, of Honolulu, returns to Honolulu today. Mss Farrlngton has been the house-gues- t of Mss Edth Rco snce last Frday. Chamber of Commerce and Amercan Legon Men Should Read Ths Hvery member of llo Kaua Chamber of Commerce and tlu Amercan Legon s nvted to attend the annual banquet of thu Chamber of Commerce that s beng held at the Lhue Armory, Frday nght of ths week. The banquet wll start at.!() p. n. nvtatons have been sent out to members of both bodes. Hut t s possble that some have been mssed by mstake. f they have, t s merely an oversght and they may rest assured that they are wanted and nvted. t s necessary for the commttee to know how many are comng so that t may arrange plates. As soon as you read ths, go to the telephbne and call Mr. Sloggett at Lhue. Tell hm that you are comng and that you wll brng so many guests. Then you wll be sure of plates. )0 T NOW. p ersonals Canon W. Ault of Honolulu came to Kaunl Frday mornng to offcate at tho weddng of Mss Julet Rco and Holbrook Goodale. Mss Martha Wolters who s attendng Puahou school n Honolulu returned to town Saturday afternoon. Mss Wolters spent a two days vacaton wth her, parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. H. Wolters of Kealla. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Goodaleof Walalua, Oahu, arrved on tho Knau Frday mornng to wtness tho marrl-ag- o of ther son, Holbrook, to Mss Julet Rco of Lhue. Mr. Goodale s the manager ot tho Walalua plantaton. Kenneth Hee, Waalua homesteader returned from Honolulu on the Knau last Frday mornng. Fred Patterson, of the Hllo law frm of Russell and Patterson, s on Kaua n connecton wth the affars of tlo Kaua bank. Mr. Patterson was formerly a Lhue attorney. Walter Eklund, von Hamm-Youn- g automoble salesman, urrlved on the Knau last Frday mornng. Mrs. C. V. M. Forster returned from a months trp to Honolulu last Frday mornng. Snclar Robnson and wfe of Makawoll were returnng passengers on tho Knau last Frday. J.. Sllva, propretor of the Sllva store at Eleele, returned Frday from a short busness trp to Honolulu. J.--. reports that busness s pckng up. Harrson Rce, sophomore student nt tho Unversty of Hawa, returned to Honolulu Saturday after spendng two days on tho Garden sland.. Mss Grace Channon, executve sec retary of the Y.W.C.A. n Honolulu arrved ths mornng accompanyng Mss Edth Hansen, who wll take over the Grls Reserve work, estab lshed by Mss Soule. Mss Soule gves over the work offcally on the frst of November and wll reman untl the tenth of tho month as a guest of Mrs. Lydgate when sho wll leave for Hawa to vst the vol cano. n Honolulu sho wll be the guest of Mrs. W. F. Frear before leavng for Stanford unversty. FSH AND GAME CLUB HOLDS REGULAR MEETNG The Kaua Fsh and Gamo Club met at the home of Dr. Kuhns on Monday ovenng. Mr. Kelly, torr toral fsh commssoner, was present at tho meetng. The club decded to turn over to Mr. Kelly the ono hundred pheasants that aro beng shp ped to Kaua untl tho end ot tho present huntng season. Ths wll enable tho brds to got adjusted to local condtons before bong ro leased and wll also prevent the brds from beng klled off almost as soon as released. Mr. Kelly has several sets of brds that havo been gven to hm and ho ntends to buld four pens, ono for each county and try to rase some pheasants for dstrbuton on tho slands. Ho made somo statements as to the number of brds ho hopes to havo n a year or so but refused to guarantee hswstatements. Mr. Menefogllo was apponted a commltteo of ono to ntervew the supervsors n regard to mportng qual to Kaua. t.s hoped to lm port about 20 dozen qual and havo the season closed on them for about a year or so to allow them to breed. A. G. GURREY TO BE HERE NEXT WEEK A. G. Gurroy of Honolulu expects to be on Kaua next weok. Ho wll havo on exhbton and salo many very fne etchngs, some good books ncludng some Hawaan and also artcles n the craft lno n whch Hawaan motfs havo been used n tho desgnng. On Wednesday, November 2, Mr. Gurroy wll gve a talk on etchngs to the Moklhana Club. Tho exhbton wll open to tho people of Kaua on November 3, 4, and 5. Jonah Cummlngs, Makees famed baseball ptcher, was a returnng pas-songon tho Knau last Frday. AMERCAN PROGRAM LEGON The Amercan Legons Armstce Day celebraton has broadened out nnd has now taken on tho aspect of a Wld West show. Ths s due to tho fact that the steer tyng con-tea- t has become n renllty, due to tho co operaton of Messrs. R. D. Moler and. Wolters, managers of the Lhuo plantaton and Makeo Sugar Co., respectvely. These gentlemen have kndly agreed to loan tho Legon enough steers for ther contest on November Jlth. The commttee have decded that owng to tho expense attached to ths event to lmt t to the best ropers on the sland. Tho entry foe wll be $25 per man. Frst prze wll be a slver plaquo properly engraved showng that tho holder s the champon steer roper of Kaua for 92 and a cash prze of $00. Second prze wll be $50. Ths event wll wthout doubt bo one of the features of tho day for the very fact that although there are a large number of good ropers on the sland, the publc has had lttle or no chance to see them n acton. Ths contest should brng out every expert roper on tho sland and wll defntely settle the clam of the many plantatons and stockmen as to who s tho best steer roper of Kaua. Each man wll bo gven the opportunty to ropo and throw two steer and hs best tme wll bo taken. Ths wll gve every man a chanco as t wll allow a man a second opportunty n case ho has bad luck on hs frst steer. The rest of the rodeo wll consst of mounted sports and wll bo team affars. A relay race, a mounted tug of war, a potato raco and a stake race, wll consst of tho team events. The last affar of the day, a maverck race, wll be an exctng event. All tho cowboys lne up and one steer s gven a lead of 50 yards. Tho cowboys then chase tho steer and thb man that puts the frst ropo on hm wns the event. Frst prze for tho cowboy team makng the most ponts wll bo $00. Second prze wll be $40. Tho gymkhana wll bo open for rders not takng part n cowboy sports. t wll consst of four ovents. Egg and spoon race, tho doughnut eatng race, tho dressng race nnd the pg stckng contest. To tho rder makng tho most ponts n tho gymkhana a prze of a slver cgarette case wll bo gven. The followng aro tho rules for tho steer-tyn- and cowboy team ovents Tho rules for steer-tyn- g wll bo as follows Tho steer wll bo gven 50 yards head start. When tho steor crosses tho CO yard lno, tho contestants wll bo allowed to start and the tme wll bo taken. Ho wll then lasso tho steer, throw hm, and hog te hm, and as soon as he s fnshed, hs tme wll bo taken. t s hopod that t wll be possble that each man wll bo gven two steers and tho best tlmo taken. The commttee hopes to bo able to receve ono entry from Hanalo, Kealla, Hanamaulu, Lhuo, Makawel and Kekaha. Each dstrct must enter ther man before November Cth, but t wll not be necessary for them to name the men, and t wll bo ther prvlege to chango ther entry any tme. By dong ths t s hoped that the best ropors of the sland wll compete. Tho frst przo wll bo $00 and a slver sad-dl- o plaque. The second przo wll bo $50. All entres are to bo maled to C. A. Baggot rodeo commttee, who wll also be very glad to furnsh any addtonal nformaton regardng tho contest. Thero wll be no restrcton as to tho matter ot cachng the steer, whether around the horn, around tho neck, around tho leg, and head, etc. All catches beng permtted. Each man must furnsh hs own ropo for hog-tyn-. After tho steor tyng wll bo tho maverck race. Tho steer wll bo turned loose and bo gven a start of 50 yards, and a number of cowboys wll start after hm. Tho frst man that catches the steer around tho neck or around tho horns wll bo on Page Ten)

2 Y. M. C.A.NGHT SCHOOLS KAUA EVANGELCAL ASSOCATON DONG GOOD WORK TE GAKDEN SLAND, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 92 The sem-annua- l meetng of ths assocaton wll be held n the Hanale Church, November, 2 am,. Ths wll be n meetng of treat mportance as t marks the Wth annversary of the arrval of the early mssonares to ths part of the sland. All of the churches of the sland are requested to be duly represented. The followng program wll be carred out Fall Meetng. November, 2, and, 2 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER st 000 a. m. of the old Waol Msson. Speakers K. Y. Wl-ox-, Mss Ethel Damon,.Judge uuk, Akako Akana, and the moderator, lev.. Kaauwa. lev. (See specal program. 300 p. m. Openng Servce of the Assocaton The Moderator. Address of Welcome lev. D. Kaaeamoku. Response The Moderator. Roll Call. Appontment of Commttees. 4.?() p. n. Adjournment. 700 p. m. Devotonal Servces Rev. (has. Keah, Leader. Sermon Rev. Norman (. Schenck. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd ft.un. m. Sunrse Prayer Meetng Rev. S. K. Kaull, leader. Nr a. m. Mnsters Meetng "Mnsters of Jesus Chrst" Rev. Henry" J add. 05 a. m. Devotonal Servce Rev. atrck Takahash. Leader.!)"() a. n. Church Busness, Moderator Presdng. () a. m. Sermon Rev. Norman C. Schenck. 200 n. Recess. 0 p. n. The Bble School Charman Presdng. Reports. 300 p. n. Bble School Round Table lev. R. W. Bayless, Presdng.. The Value of Teachers Meetngs Mr. Wn. Werner. 2. The Mnsters Relatonshp to the School Mr. T. Sanonte. 3. The Daly Vacaton Bble School Rev.. Takahash. 4. A Msson Program n the Sunday School Rev. N. S. Schenck. 5. The Chld for Chrst Mr... Regala. (. The Unon Sunday School lev. R. G. Hall. 30 p. n. Adjournment. 700 p. m. The Chrstan Endeavor Charman Presdng. Reports. 800 p. n. Chrstan Endeavor Round Table... Mr. J. M. Kaneakua, Presdng.. What Should be the Am of the Endeavor? Rev. Chas. Keah. 2. Who Should be Members, and of What Socety? Mrs. E. Lovell. 3. What Can the Socety Do to Secure Wholesome Amusement for ts Young People? Rev. Kaaeamoku.. What Can We Do to Reach the Great Multtude Wlo are Not nterested n C. E. Work? Mr. Wm. Werner. 5. s Our Present C. E. Program Suffcent for the Needs of the Hour? Mss Cooke. (. Why Are We Not Reachng and Holdng the Young People of the Terrtory? Rev. Henry P..ludd. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd 030 a. n. Sunrse Meetng Rev. Robert uuk, Leader. 84." a. n. Devotons Rev. Royal G. Hall, leader. 05 a. n. Church Busness Moderator Presdng 000 a. m. "Our Boys" Mr. Nel Locke. 30 a. n. Assocaton Communon Servce Rev. Henry P..ludd and S. K. Kaull. 200 n. Fnal Adjournment. Theo. H. Daves & Co., Ltd. HONOLULU AND HLO f-- t f. 4. f tff $ Sugar Factors and Commsson Merchants T MPORTERS OF GENERAL MERCHANDSE GENERAL HARDWARE Bulders Hardware Crockery Glassware Sportng Goods Fshng Tackle Frearms Sates Refrgerators Spark Plugs Pants Varnshes Brushes Ols Harness Shoes Wrters of Fre, Marne, Saddlery Roofng Trunks etc. etu. GROCERES Fancy and Staple Lnes, Feed, etc. DRY GOODS Tolet Supples NSURANCE Statonery AGENTS Slverware Ammunton Flashlghts Greases Sut Cases A etc. etc. Compensaton, Automoble and Mscellaneous nsurance Polces. AGENTS FOR Canadan-Australa- n Royal Mall Steamshp Lne. Upon applcaton nformaton wll be cheerfully furnshed n regard to any of our lnes n whch you may be nterested. 4 r TERRTORAL MESSENGER SERVCE TAKES ORDERS FOR ALL KNDS OF Dry Cleanng and Laundry Work SEND BY PARCEL POST TO 2 UNON ST. HONOLULU More than 40 students have been attendng the classes n Englsh conducted by the county Y. M. C. A. n the government school buldng of Lhue. Under the capable drecton of Mss Huddleson and Mss Anthony, two of our teachers who have had experence n other places n Amerl-- canlzaton work, the boys are makng splendd progress. The materal used n the cbbs work s of a nature that acquants the student wth the thngs whch he comes n contact durng hs work ng hours. Text books presentng the varous phases of the sugar ndustry are beng used, every word the student acqures makes less possble msunderstandng. Wth the begnnng of the month the schedule as drawn up by the recently apponted educatonal commttee wll be followed. The present classes wll be dvded and more nstructors added as the numbers demand, so that adequate supervson may be gven all who attend. Thrty nterested young men presented themselves at the frst meetng of the Koloa nght school last Thursday evenng. Wherever suffcent nterest and numbers are found the educatonal commttee wll endeavor to fnd teachers and supply the materals for these classes n Englsh and Amercanzaton. DORMTORY Hl-- CLUB S STARTED The followng are the mnutes of the organzaton meetng of the Lhue Dormtory H-- Club held last Saturday evenng We started n wth some games. Mr. Locke, the Y.M.C.A. secretary, told us about the H-- Clubs of the world and showed us some pctures lout them. He emphaszed the workng system of a successful H-- Club and told of the many nterestng thngs that a H-- club could do. Our regular meetng wll meet-o- n Saturday nght except the last Saturday of the month when the boys go home. The followng offcers were elected Presden Sado Yokomoto. Jacob Maka. Secretary, Shnch Nlshmoto. Treasurer, Shmkchl Nlshmoto. The adopton of the consttuton and outlnng of program were left untl the next meetng. The followng are members Such Kame, Ju-lA- Wata.ru Tanaka. Sakmae, Ernest Weoner. hlg--r- Sugawa, Gchl Yokomoto, Colch Kawakara, Edwn Kam,. n Kn Kam, Ah Kong Kam, Peter Leons, vntone Camara, Wo Cheong Wong, f usoa Tanabe, Yan Keon Chacr, o Tashma, Tsutomu Nttn, James Chang, Katsumu Tanmotn, Francs Chang. Sgned Shnch Nlshmoto, KEKAHA SENOR Y CLUB S NAUGURATED Racal lnes were oblterated last Sunday nght when fourteen well known young men of Kekaha met n the Japanese school house and outlned a seasons program n accordance wth the plan of the county Y. M. C. A. whch s beng promoted by the county commttee of that organzaton. Under the leadershp of S. Hamata the club wll meet every Sunday evenng to partcpate n a program of vared and nterestng actvtes. Parlamentary drll was found of nterest and value n last nghts frst meetng. After the sngng of a number of patrotc songs, Secretary Locke spoke of the possbltes of a Y Club to furnsh worthwhle recreaton and a comprehensve program of wholesome actvtes. All present requested that the meetng proceed to the selecton of offcers and other necessary steps for the carryng on of the program. After sprted speeches of nomnaton and open electoneerng of the canddates the followng men were chosen to head the affars of the club Mr. Yamanaka, Presdent Mr. matom Mr. Yamada Secretary. Mr. Tomogasu Treasurer. The followng men are charter members Messrs. Frank, Okhara, Kono, shu, Julan, Mukaawaawa, Wa-tanab- e and Corralles. Ths club offers a splendd llustraton of the opportunty afforded by the county Y. M. C. A. to brng togethor representatves of the dfferent races under condtons that develop and encourage rght atttudes toward country, employer and each other. The Worst Speed "How fast can your car go?" Just fast enough," sad Mr. Chug-gens-, "to break the road rulee, and not fast enough to keep ahead of the cop." Washngton Star. L--J ELECTRC APPLSAMC Modern Ways for Modern Days THE WESTNGHOUSE EDSON GOODS Electrc carc provdes modern ways for modern homes. and Woman demands, am rghtly so, easer, qucker ways of dong household tasks. The many electrcal home convenences made by the above concerns enable her to enjoy new comforts and a new freedom. Each pece of Electrcal Ware adds not only to the effcency but to d home equpment. Each pece s not only useful but dstnctly well-desgne- good to look at. Make your home a home electrcal and enjoy the advantages of usng up to date ways for these up to date days. Why are these applances modern? Because the heat s drectly applcable, nstant and ntense, safe, santary and sure. No wcks, no ol, no dr no smell, no watng. PRCES f Theyre unversally prced the world over, whether New York, Shangha, Honolulu, or Lhue, the prces are the same. We have just receved a new assortmen bu unlke Olver Twsts gruel, there s more to follow. However, we wll menton some of the artcles on hand and would be pleased to show and explan any that would sut your convenence. TURK OVER TOASTERS The toaster that everybody uses. Automatcally turns the slce. Ppng hot toast rght on the table. RA ) EXT GRLL Fres, brols, bols or toasts cooks two foods at one tme. Furnshed wth metal dshes. Three heats. When used wth ovenette becomes actual table range. RECTANGULAR GRLL Performs all the operatons of the Hadcnt drll bul a dfferent style. DSC STOVES A four-ncsmall anl lght stove for the traveler, the roomer and the home. MMERSON EATER Now, Mss Old Mad, and Mr. Bachelor heres a devce that you can put n a glass of water and make t ppng hot n lesa than a mnute. Great for shavng water, fellows! PERCOLATOR SETS A very handsome set consstng of a Gereau pattern nne-cu- p urn wth sugar, creamer and tray. Also a nne-cu- Colonal combnaton. These sets have dstnct p proporton and refnement. A grace to any table. RAJENT STOVES Does regular ktchen cookng from any lamp socket. Uses any knd of dshes. TEA KETTLE Well, you know what a teakettle does. Ths one does t any old tme of the day or nght just turn the swtch and you have nstant acton. CURLNG RONS m-layludspensblc devce for dressng table. OVENETTES A practcal oven for use on Ra-de- Stoves, grlls, or range surface burners. COFFEE PERCOLATORS n fve and sx cup szes. Very handsome desgns. There are many other devces n the stock, curlng rons, etc. And remember ths we have two- - and three-wa- sockets that permt of the use of these applances wthout forfetng any lght. LHUE STORE KAUAS EMPORUM s S3

3 ARMSTCE DAY November th s Armstce Day. Well, you wll nay, what abou t? and that s just the pont what about or rather whu ought Armstce Day to meau t the whole cvlzwl" world. Surely not smply an extra publ c holday. Yet t seems ve. y much as. though that s about f! that nne people out of eve y ten, and certanly a great nun y chldren thnk of t as. Just stop for a mnute an. thnk what had been happen g prevous to that tme. Thn.,x almost too terrble to try to and most notceable f all naturally n the countrl s nearest to the seat of war anl suppose we for a mnute or tw try and thnk what the chldren of these countres were go g through. Fancy, f you can, lttle chldren gong to bed at nghts almost afrad to go to sleep fron fear of the terrble ar rad. Fancy them also sayng goodbye to Daddy or bg brother knowng, as only the chldren who saw day after "day, tran after tran load of wounded men pourng nto every town could know, that t was probably for the last tme. Fancy tbem standng n lne as they had to do n France and other countres watng for ther raton of food, then thnk that these were only a very small proporton of the thngs chldren suffered, and remember that November th s the annversary of the day whch put an end to all these thng, end see f you do not thnk tha the date ought to be just us much as Chrstmas assocated wth the true meanng of Peace on Earth and Good wll towad men, and when t cones round each year, remember ths and make t a real day of thank gvng. very fond, n fact once we made up our mnds to all save our pennes durng the year so as to be able to buy one specal favorte, whose name by the way, was "Snowball," but am afrad we dd not keep our good resoluton long, for we never saw Snow ball agan. However there were always some others whch looked just lke hm, so that was al most ns good. There was u farm close to where we stayed, where there was a real water wheel, used for grndng gran and was certanly very nterestng to watch the water fallng on the wheel and turnng t around and round. Ths water was so cold and clear that sometmes we used, when the wheel was not turnng, to le on the bank of the lttle stream and drnk t. Ths was easy enough when the stream was hgh, but not qute as easy when the wheel had been runnng, and one day one of my ssters fell n and got a good duckng. Then there were wonderful ferns to be had n the wood, and on the banks of the streams, much the same as n most oth er countres, but somehow they looked more glossy and a darker green than any remember see ug elsewhere. Another thng whch grew very plentfully was the wld rose, just a smple fve-petaled pnk flower whch everyone regarded as a weed,yet t was from ths flower that all the hundreds, and there are now lterally hundreds of dfferent varetes of - roses to be had, orgnally sprang. There were two other flowers whch remember of partcularly well, as they usually grew, a bush each on ether sde of the lav-enda- r, cottage doors. These were and the perfume they gave out was somethng very wonderful, so cool and swee and somehow qute dfferent to the scent from even the most rure flowers. The lavendar was usually just begnnng to bloom when we arrved, and by the tme the end or tne Holdays came, t was ready for cuttng, so that long after we got home we rert em bered our vacaton, for tt ere were lttle bags of lavendar n the lnen cupboard and wardrobes all over the house. Then, there was the fru such and were very sorry when t came tme for packng up to go ARE YOU DOXG back to town agan. Such a col-- YOUR SHARE FOR THE lecton of treasures as we used CHLDRENS PAGE? to get together, bts of stones, July and August were holday months, so dd not ex- seaweed, to make barometers of, young brds and goodness only pect contrbutons from the Kaua chldren, for remember lovely plums, apples and, knows what besdes. Rubbsh, gxose-beresthat durng my vacatons used such great bg fat hary our nurse used to call and not to bother much about anythng but havng a good tme. gooseberres they were too, and m thnkng she was not far remember fhat our nurse tsed off the mark ether. Hut now that the vacaton tme to tell us that they were "hary One summer we took home a s over am hopng to get some because the farmers bured the lttle wld rabbt whch had become so tame that t was a real nccounts of bow t was spent. cats whch they shot under the Remember, t s your page and gooseberry bushes, but now playmate and so we could not that nothng nterests chldren know that was only her way of leave t behnd, but m afrad ns much at what other chldren tryng to get us not to eat any, t dd not have qute such a have to tell. And just try your but t dd not take much effect good tme n the cty. Stll we hand at fllng a lttle space n am afrad, for we certanly ate kept t qute a long tme and the next ssue. our fll, and am much afrad when cold weather came my eldest sster made t a lttle jacket - - they were not always out of our MAKAWEL CHLDREN own garden ether. of red flannel to keep t warm. TO TAKE PART X THE Of course, there was batlug, Yon should have seen t jumpng ARMSTCE PROGRAM but bathng n those days and around n ts lttle jacke and Snce there s not to.be a n Unt clmate, was not the what s more, sttng up just lke general holday on Armstce same as you have t here. For aa lttle dog to beg for thngs Day, specal arrangements have one thng, our old nurse was to eat. Poor lttle bunny, t came been made for a program to be full of all sorts of wves tales to a tragc end, for another of put on at the Communty House concernng when not to bathe our pets, a monkey whch was on Saturday evenng, Nov. 2. and so on, but we enjoyed very mschvous, caught t and The Makawel school s plannng the patrotc numbers for tcularly naughty, the rng lead- day and t got burned to death. and days when we hud been, par- put t nto the ktchen oven one the occason and s makng a er was left at home as a jmnsh-ment-. The bunny wasnt the only specal feature of the song "The one who dd not lke the cty Stouts of Uncle Sam," whch s wsh yon could have neeu the at frst can tell you, but we beng arranged so as to brng place we had to dress n, they soon got used to t agan, and n all the mportant alled natons n costume. that was because t was on gone we used to begn countng called t a bathng machne, then as soon as Chrstnas was wheels, and when you were ready up the weeks untl our next GONG ON OUR HOLDAYS to get nto the water you hung holday. (Contnued) a towel out of the lttle wludow "Well, can you magne we at the back, and along came an HAVE YOU HEARD THESE? were always very anxous to go old salormau wth a horse and Whch are the hottest letters and vst all our old frends and pulled the whole contrapton; nto the water. ne.) n the alphabet? K. N. (cayen- there were qute a lot of them, ncludng the funnest lttle Ddnt t just bump and jolt When has a boy four hands? pgs, just as black and shny as though, and somehow t a lways When he doubles hs fsts. could be, of whch we were all managed to stop wth a bump What has one leg and one hat? whch sent everyone spr awlng. A mushroom. All part of the fun of c ourae. When s a shar n pan? The old salormau, whose When t s caned. name was Solomon J Jhtfoo Why dd the hat stand? Be cause there was no sttng room and hs horse, called J,gger,".... e a w-r- e mvores, jjut one of the frst thngs wo JFd when we arrved was to buy d gger a THE GARDEN SLAND. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2.",.!2 CHLDRENS PAGE new sunbonnet. Sounds funny, doesnt t to thnk of n horse n a lnt? Hut t had a hot job draggng heavy machnes over the hot sand all day, and the bonne especally after t had n-tdd- e n bunch of wet seaweed put the crown, used to seem to bo qute nce and comfortable, but t certanly used to look tunny wth ts ears stckng tp through, two lttle holes. Solomon got hs gft at the end of the season, and t was a jar of tobacco, black stcky lookng stuff t was too, but he seemed to lke t. - wsh you could have seen the cottages where he lved, such a lovely garden, just crammed wth all sorts of flowers, wth lttle paths all bordered wth bg cockle shells, and the front door was always held open by a par of great bg shells, so heavy that none of the chldren could move them, whch s perhaps us well, or poor Solomon would certanly have lost them. Nobody Trent bathng on Sun day at that phue, so Solomon used to st at hs door and smoke and tell tales. Such talw as all lttle boys and grls love fo hear, but am afrad they were not always true by a very long way, for cannbals, Esqumos, and all torts of queer people all cams n hc same tale. Another thng he had whch we loved to see, and once a year to be allowed to touch, a bottle wth a full rgged salng shp nsde t. Then he had coral, whcl does not sound much to you know, but whch was very wonderful to us, and sharks teeth and all sorts of queer thngs wjw.h the salors n the days v)en he went to sea used to brng home for ther frends. Wel, as you can magne we used to have a very good tme What weather do rats and mce.lslke verv. much? When t s v ranng cats and dogs. Conducted by Ada W. Paul. CHARLE" AS A.. SCENTFC PHENOMENON Varous and wonderful have been the explanatons of the charm Charle Chapln has for chldren, but perhaps that gven by Dr. Kmmus before that austere assembly "The Brtsh Assocaton," when the gants of the scentfc world met to do battle royal recently, s one of the most nterestng, when he analyzed the reasons of hs success wth chldren as "a sort of phlosophy of laughter. "Chapln makes hs appeal to chldren, always to the small chldren, because he does all those thngs whch they are always forbdden to do,nuc as, throwng custard pes a4 polcemen. "Most chldsh humor," as Dr. Knmns ponted ou "s unconscous for example, those absurdtes arsng from the msunderstandng of words, as when a small chld wrote n the Lords Trayer Harold be Thy Name, and t-a- us not nto Thames Staton. " As chldren get older ther humor changes and usually about fourteen t gets more ponted than polte, for nstance A teacher told a certan boy that when he was the boys age, Lloyd George was at the head of hs class nstead of at the bottom. Whereupon the boy retorted that when, he was the teachers age Lloyd George was prme mnster. -. YARETY OF MONEY n Afrca a werd assortment of beads, elephants tusks, and spearheads are made use of as cons. n Hurmnh lttle cowre shells generally answer the pur pose of exchange, but for very small transactons dsks of po ecla are made use of. n Oce ana, flnt axes are the most ommon means of exchange, but the natves also make use of ropes of feathers. Some Alas kan ndans stll make use of shell money, and n Chna there are lumps of gold and slver whch have been gong the rounds of the country for more than a cenlurv. -- rsh ARE GOOD EGG LAYERS The eggs of all sea fsh may be dvded nto two classes those that snk and those that swm. J no latter are ne coo, whtng, halbu sole, flounder, turbot and all the best food fsh. The others are those of such fsh as the anchovy and pl chards. These are found at the bottom of the sea clngng n bunches to seaweed am shells. There are also those of rays and skates. These fsh only lay a few dozen eggs each, but other fsh lay much greater numbers. The record s held by the tur bot whch produces eght and a half mllon of eggs, each a lttle globe one thrty second of an nch across. Of all these mllon onlv two or three reach matur ty. The cod lays about four and half mllon eggs, the herrng bout thrtyone thousand. An enormous number of these eggs are eaten or destroyed before they can hatch. The rule s that the more enemes a fsh has, the more eggs t lays. THOSE LONG WORDS "Say, Pa?" "What s t? "When a Russan has to eat hs words, doesnt he have to chew them up nto verv fne peces?" SOME CLOCK There s a clock at leauvas Cathedral that s composed of 2,000 separate peces, havng 52 dal plates. SMART ALECK Thenes a kd n your town who s always sayng somethng because t sounds smart. He loves to,be fresh. He thnks hes a world beater, and he s always actng the part. Youve seen hm and maybe some of tne kds thnk hes pretty smart. Hut ask the grown-u- folks. Theyll tell you hes a smart Alec and that somebody ought to tan hs hde for hm. Theres one thng whch wll prevent you from becomng one of them good manners, for no really courteous l v could be a Smart Alec. Tle Vucrcnn Hoy. Makawel chldren are lucky n havng a small lbrary of books especally fjv ther u.v, and judgng from the numlur of books whch are taken out ach week from the Communty House, t lopnlar. s gong to proe very There s great rejocng among the Makawel school boys at ther beng n for the fnal of the playground ball, they havng won all ther games aganst other schools on ther shhj of the sland, Ths s the frst tme they have got Uf far and the game on November 20tl when they wll meet the wnner of the other sde, s beng already looked forward to verv keenlv. The game between Makawel and Eleele on Frday last when Eleele was leadng almost up to the las was a splendd example of the truth of the old sayng that "A game s never lost untl t s won," and some of the Makawel boys must surely have remembered that sayng judgng from the way they pulled them ;; selves together and won ou Makawel school now has ts own yells and song arranged by.mss Scott and Mr. Fernandez. Maybe they put heart nto the teams on Frday, anyhow, f any other schools havent yet got hen, t mght be a good dea to try f the charm wll work for others. THE KNG OE CHNAS DA UGTER (Hy Alfred Noyes) The Kng of Chnas daughter, She never would love me, Though hung my cap and bells on Her nutmeg tree. For oranges and lemons The stars n brght blue ar, ( stole them long ago my dear) Were danglng there.. The moon dd gve me a slver pence, The sun dd gve me gold, And both together softly blew And made my porrdge cold. Hut the Kng of Chnas daugh ter Pretended not to see When hung my cap and bells upon Her nutmeg tree. What s that from whch you can take away the whole and stll have some left. The word wholesome. What slands should produce the best sngers. The Canares, What boat s lke a knfe? A cutter. When does a caterpllar m- - nrove ts behavor? When t t turns over a new leaf. Whch brd can carry the heav est weght? The crane. Whv s a watch lke a rver? Pecause t never runs long wth out wndng. - - There was once a lady from Yar N row, Who went to church n a barrow She sad, wth a smle, as she stuck n the asle, "They make these, churvhs too narrow. SWFTS SERMON The shortest sermon, t s sad, Was that by the great Dean Swf Oh, that the parsons of our day Would sometmes use ths gft. When asked to preach for charty, He n the pulpt rose, And openng wde the Hook of Lfe, Ths for hs text he chose "He that hath pty on the poor Lendeth unto the Lord." "f you beleve the blessed words Down wth your golden hoard. And neer n old St. Patrcks shrne Was such collecton made, Hut had he weared them wth words, Would they such heed have.a d? O. S W. A CATCH Here s a way n whch you can catch your lttle frends Ask one of them how many pennes there are n a dor-en-. Of course she wll answer "twelve." So then you say "Yes, and how many half-penne- s are there n a dozen?" And do you know that t s nearly always certan she wll reply, "Twenty-four,- " when of course, there are only twelve agan. WANTED MAN TO LEAD There snt a lad but wants to grow vmanly and true at hear And every lad would lke to know. The secret we mpar le doesnt desre to slack or shrk, Oh! havent you heard hm plead? Hed follow a man at play or work f only the man wll lead. Where are the men to lead to day, Sparng an hour or two, Teachng the lad the game to play Just a man should do? Vllage and camps are callng Conc ; Here are the boys ndeed, Who can tell what they mght become f only the man wll lead. Motor and golf and dffereut sports Fll up the tme a lo Hut wouldnt you lke to feel youd taught Even a boy a knot? Country and home depend on you, Character most we need ; How can a lad kuow what to do f there snt a man to lead? "Where are then men to lend a hand? Echo t far and wde. Men who wll rse n every land Brdgng the Great Dvde, Naton and flag and tongue unte, Jonng each class and creed; Here are the boys who would do rght Hut where are the men to lead?. Hoy Scouta Ueadquartvra Gazette. NOTHNG TO BRAG ABOUT Jack "Dad, what are ancest ors-- " Dad "Well, m one of your ancestors and your grandfather s another." Jack "Oh, then, why do jeo-pl- e brag about them?" TAKE WARNNG Oly to bod, And Oly to rse, s the fate of a man When a motor he buys.

4 J... THE GARDEN SLAND ssued Every Tuesday KEXXET O. HOlTKl Managng Edtor TUESDAY OCTOBER 25, U2 Bll. A VA TER CELEB AM 77 OX Frday of ths week s gong to be a bg day for Kaua. On that day we ure gong to celebrate the commencement of a project that wll mean much to the sland. Tor certanly no greater thng ha happened n many years than the commencement of the Nawlwl breakwater. Ths project gong to beneft all Kaua. Shppng wll be greatly facltated. Stuated as we ate. shppng a vtal part of our ndustry. We cant rase am produce on Kaua all we need. Nether can we use all the produce on ths sland that s produced here. Therefore shppng, n and ou s vtal. t wll be some relef to be able to step tff of an nter sland steamer on to a dock am not have to swng off nto space, takng a ch.uce on droppng nto a boat watng be-l..- That the present system s mghty can be proved by any resdent that has ever made a trp to Honolulu. That t s, at tmes, dangerous, s proved by the experence of a Kaua grl when she got her ankle broken gettng off of a boat last week. The governor and several hgh army offcers are comng to Kaua Frday to help us celebrate ths auspcous occason. t s up to us to be there and to show these men that we apprecate the help they are gvng us n puttng ths project through. Lets lock up the old shop a lttle whle Frday afternoon and show them that we are battng one thousand per cent when t comes to backng ths proposton. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FEED And whle we are all over here n Lhue celebratng the breakwater we mght just as well stay over for the Chamber of Commerce feed. tll only cost us a dollar a plate extra and ts certanly gong to be worth t. A good feed and an excellent program, wth Governor Farrngton, General Sumnerall am several j)ther promnent men shakng, have been arranged. All members of the Chauber of Commerce and members of the Amercan legon and ther famles und frends are nvted. f you dont belong to ether of thwe organzatons get one of your frends that does to take you. We want ths to be a bg tme. We want everybody who s nterested to be there. DSPLAY YOUR FLAG n honor of the frst vst to Kaua of Governor and Mrs. Farrngton and General Chun. Summerall, t s suggested that all ctzens dsplay the Amercan flag where possble all over the sland on the 2Sh am 2!Mh of October, and that as many us can, be present at the N- awlwl landng on the mornng of the 2Sth to greet the arrval of all our dstngushed guests. " "AMERCA Flt ST" Amercan nvestments n foregn otutcs now total approxmatesly f l,()(m.jtm,tloo, and Amerca today s the greatest nvestng country of the world, occupyng a place held by England prevous to the war, at whch tme the Unted States owed n foregn countres 4,000,000,000, all of whch has been pad. Amercan dollars ure now flowng to Europe by the mllonsto help rebuld factores n devastated northern France, meat packng plants u South Amerca, steamshp pers n Brazl, and muncpal waterworks n a half dozen European ctes. The hgh nterest rates offered for loans to foregn enterprses are very allurng and make foregn stocks easy to sell n the Amercan market. Thus Amerca s losng much captal that mght be more safely, f less remuneratvely, nvested n the Unted States. The nvestor n foregn securtes s takng a chance that he would not n Amerca, but as the nducement s great the money contnues to flow out of the country to rehabltate Europe and to make mprovements and buld factores n other lands, that at some future perod may come nto competton wth Amercan labor. Economcs are a study; but good sense would mean "Amerca Frs", and the demand for employment of Amercan labor should be heeded before the fre brands of dscontent gnte a conflagraton that may lt avoded by good sense and loyalty to the naton. Europe s slowly recoverng from the belef that our foregn polcy s an endow-men- t polcy. Lttle Falls (Mnn.) Transcrpt Maybe busness s lookng up to see f taxes are comng down. llggnsvlle (Mo.) Jeffersonun. TnG GARDEN SLAND, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 25, 92 ARE AUTOMOBLES COSTLY f Whle the automoble has come to stay as an economc necessty, t s one of the most costly methods of transporaton ever ntroduced to the world, uuless t may be the arplane, whch s yet undeveloped to the pont where t can be called practcal. n the year!)20 automoble accdents caused the death of 2,000 persons and njured,500,000 exclusve of mnor njures of nsuffcent mportance to be reported offcally. The economc loss as a result of these njures s estmated at more than a bllon dollars. The nsurance companes of the Unted States pad n death clams durng!)20 the sum of!?4.500,000 on account of automoble accdents, the great majorty of whch were preventable and due to carelessness, recklessness and nexperenced drvers. t does not pay to take chances when drvng an automoble; but the foolkller s everywhere present ; hence the lst of accdents rolls up daly and weekly, monthly and yearly, and pedestrans, careful drvers and those who venture nto the streets wth horse am buggy are menaced by the thoughtless and heedless drver of an automoble. Every hour may be seen n any communty volatons of the laws regulatng speed lmts, the carryng of lghts and the varous other precautons that are necessary to nsure the safety of the publc. Drve out n an automoble any day and yon wll soon be mpressed wth the carelessness of auto drvers and wonder that the number of accdents s not larger. You are exposed to the heedless drver, the fast drver, the nexperenced drver and the wl- -. ful drver, who takes a chance at anythng, regardless of consequences. "Safety Frst" should be nstlled nto the mnd of every autost. The man who wll take a chance should be refused a lcense. The autost who perssts n cuttng n ahead of persons crossng a street ntersecton should be jaled as unft for human socety, especally the socety of the road. "Have a care and respect the rghts of your fellow man," should be nstlled nto the brans of hundreds who make the roads dangerous. XEAR QUTTXG TME? A Washngton report says that our chemcal warfare servce has dscovered a poson so deadly that three drops on a mans skn wll cause death. n war tme ths delghtful flud would be sprayed over hostle troops by aeroplanes equpped wth nozzles. t s sad that four thousand tons of t so used would wpe wpe out an army of a mllon men. Ths poson gas probably would ft nto the plans of a Brtsh expert on tanks who wrtes that n the next war tanks carryng tons of lqud gas wll "cross the fronter and oblterate every lvng thng n the felds and farms, the vllages, and ctes of the enemys country. Meanwhle aeroplanes wll attack the ndustral centers." He adds that these attacks wll be made "not aganst the enemys army, but aganst the cv l populaton." We wonder f the war god, growng more deadly wth each weapon suppled to hm by scence, wll not end by kllng hmself? The sword and the lance were the weapons of romance. Then came the muske the "seventy fve" all of them wth certan colorful and pcturesque qualtes. The solder went nto war cheerfully, glad of hs part n a great adventure. But c;scrpt a man to go out to be posoned, or to poson enemy cvlans, and he wll see no romance n war. nstead of an adventurer he has become the subject or the mplement of a laboratory experment. Confronted by crcumstance such as these, these men of all natons are lkely to try hard tt fnd some peaceful means of settlng ther natonal dsputes before facng and dealng terrble and unnsprng deaths. f ths s to le the war of the future the normal man wll envy Murk Twans "Connectcut Yankee" and hs one way tcket nto the dstant past. Doubtless the human ronclads of the Mddle Ages had ther unpleasant trats, but most of us would rather take a chance aganst one of them than face the modern chemst solder equpped wta a test tube of poson and an upleasatt dspon lon. Mr. Mars has become so effcent that he may fnd hmself out of a job opulnr M.g.-znc-. Lloyd George speakng of relatons wth France, declares "lan speakng generally leads n good understandng." He and Lord Not tlclf fe should understand each other j rfectly. Sprngfeld Republcan. JA5.F. MORGAN Company, Lmted THE REAL ESTATE AND NSURANCE STOCKS, BONDS, CALFORNA FEED CO. 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5 NOTCE OF. SALE OF At 0 oclock A. M., Saturday, November 26, 92, at the offce of the Sub Land-Agen- Mr. G. W. Sahr, Lhue, Kaua, there wll be sold at pubuo. aucton,, to the hghest bd ders, uude.. Secton 3S0 of the Re VJaedp Laws,, of Hawa of 96, Gun eral Leases, to the.followng descrlb Government Lands t () Lot No. 50, Hanapepe Town Lots, Hanapepe, Walraea, Kau.al contanng an area of 0,930 square fee more or less; term of lease 0 years from. December 6, 92; upset rental per annum semannually n advance (2) Lot No. BS; Hanapepe Towr. Lots, Hanapepe, Walmea, Kauu contanng an area of 6,843 square fee more or less; term of lease 0 years from December 6, 92; upset rental, per annum n ad vane 2. (3) Lot No. 6, Hanapepe Town Lots, Hanapepe, Walmea, Kau contanng an area of 0,400 square fee more or less; term of leasa. upset rental $40.00 per annum, advano. (4) Lot No. 62, Hanapepe Town contanng an area of 4,408 square fee more or less; term of leas) 0 ydurs from December 6, C-2- ; upset rental $20.00 per annum, (5) Lot No. 63, Hanapepe Town contanng an area of 4,007 square fee more or less; term of leasj, upset rental $00.00 per annum, advanco. (6) Lot No. C5,, Hanapepe Town Lots, Hanapepe, Walmea, Kaua, contanng an area of 30,209 square fee more or less; term of leaso, "0" yeats from December 5, 92; upset rental, $50.00 per annum, n advanco. (7) Lot No. 6G, Hanapepe Town contanng an area of 7,652 square upset rental $50.00 per annum, (8) Lot No. 67, Hanapepe Town contanng an area of 5,9 square 0 years from December 6, 92; upset rental $25.00 per annum, (9) Lot No. 68, Hanapepe Town contanng an area of 46,57 square 0 years from December 6, 92; upset rental $00.00 per annum The purchasers to pay the frst sx months rental bd, at the drop of the hammer. The purchasers to pay costs of advertsng and other charges n connecton wth the preparaton of these leases. The sale of the above General Leases s subject o the terms and condtons of Government General Lease ssued by the offce of the. For maps, form of General Lease offce of the Sub Mr. Land-Agen- G. W. Sahr, Lhue, Kaua, or at the offce of the Commssoner of Publc Lands, Captol buldng, Honolulu, T. H.. C. T. BALEY, Commssoner of Publc Lands. October 22, 92. NOTCE OF SALE OF At 0 oclock A. M Saturday, No vember 26, af the offce of Land-Agen- the Sub Mr. G. w Sahr, Lhue, "Kaua, there wll be sold at Dublc aucton to the hgh ebt bdders, under; Secton 380 of the Revsed Laws of Hawa,of 95. General Leases to the followng de scrbed Government Lands () Lot No. 3, Hanapepe Town Lots. Hanapepe, Walmea, Kaua, contanng an area of 0,225 square foe more or less; term of lease, upset rental $ per annum navable n advance (2) Lot No. 4, Hanapepe Town contanng an area of 4,979 square tau more or less; term of lease unset rental $50 per annum; ra Lot No. 5, Hanapepe Town contanng an area of 7,590 square fee more or less; terra of lease, 0 years from December 5, 92; upset rental. $85.00 per annum, sem-annuallnavable n advance (4) Lot No. 6, Hanapepe Town Lots, Hanapepe, Walmea. Kaua, contanng an area of 3,665 square 0 years from December 6, 92; up3et rental $75 per annum, sem-annuall- (5) Lot No. 7, Hanapepe Town contanng an area of 0,8 square fee more or less; term of lease, 0 years from December 6, 92; upbet rental, $00.00 per annum; seml-annall- (6) Lot No., Hanapepe Town Lots, Hanapepe, Walmea Kaua, contanng an area of 2,363 square fee more or Jess; term of lease, upset rental $00.00 per annum, sem-annualllu advance. (7) Lot No. 2, Hanapepe Town contanng an area of 0,524 square 0 years from December 6, 92; upset rental $50.00 per annum, (8) Lot No. 3, Hanapepe Town contanng an area of 2,732 square upset rental $50,00 per annum, sem-annuall y The purchasers to pay the frst sx months rental bd, at the drop of the tammer. The purchasers to pay costs of advertsng and other charges n connecton wth the preparaton of these leases. The sale of the above General Leases s subject to the terms and condtons of Government General Lease ssued by the offce of the For maps, form of General Lease offce of the Sub Land-Agen- Mr. G. W. Sahr, Lhue, Kaua, or at the offce of the Commssoner of Pub lc Lands, Captol Buldng, Honolulu, T. H. C. T. BALEY, October 22, 92. (Oct.25-Nov.l NOTCE OF SALE OF At 0 oclock A. M., Saturday, No vember 26, 92, at the offce of the Sub Land-Agen- Mr. G. W. Sahr, Lhue, Kaua, there wll be sold at publc aucton to the hghest bdders under Secton 380 of the Revsed Laws of Hawa ot 95, General Leases to the followng descrbed Government Lands () Lot No. 27, (Hanapepe Town contanng an area of 8,583 square upset rental, $75.00 per annum, n advance (2) Lot No. 30, Hanapepe Town contanng an area of,335 square 0 years, from December 5, 92; upset rental, $20.00 per annum, sem-annuall y (3) Lot No. 32, Hanapepe Town contanng an area of 2,86 square fee more or less, term of lease, 0 years from December 5, 2; upset rental, $40.00 per annum, (4) Lot No. 34, Hanapepe Town contanng an area of 3,888 square fee more or less; term of lease upset rental $60.00 per annum, advance. (5) Lot No. 38, Hanapepe Town contanng an area of 3,469 square feet more or less; term of lease upset rental $75.00 per annum, (6) Lot No. 4, Hanapepe Town contanng an area of 0,6 square 0 years from December 5,92; upset rental, $30.00 per annum (7) Lot No. 46, Hanapepe Town contanng an area of 24,40 square feet more or less; term of lease upset rental $30.00 per annum n advance (8) Lot No. 47, Hanapepe Town Lots, Hanapepe, Wamea, Kaua contanng an area of.52 acres, more or less; term of lease, 0 years from December 5, 92; up set" rental, $35 per annum, The purchasers to pay the frst sx months rental bd at the drop of the hammer. The purchasers to pay the costs of advertsng and other charges n connecton wth the preparaton THE GARDEN SLAND, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 92 offce of the Commssoner of Pub lc Lands, Captol Buldng, Honolulu, T. H. C. T. BALEY, October 22, 92. NOTCE OF 8ALE OF At 0 oclock A. M., Saturday, No vember 26, 92, at the offce of the Sub Land-Agen- Mr. G. W. Sahr, Lhue, Kaua, there wll be sold at publc aucton to the hghest bdders under Secton 380 of the Revsed Laws of Hawa of 95, General Leases to the followng descrbed Government Lands () Lot No. 4, Hanapepe Town contanng an area of 9,953 square upset rental $20.00 per annum; (2) Lot No. 6, Hanapepe Town contanng an area of 0,4 square upset rental $25.00 per annum, (3) Lot No. 6, Hanapepe Town contanng an area of 9,094 square 0 years from December 5, 92; upset rental $60.00 per annum, (4) Lot No. 9, Hanapepe Town contanng an area of 8,062 Bquare upset rental, $00.00 per annum, (5) Lot No. 20, Hanapepe Town contanng an area of 8,462 square feet more or less; term of lease, upset rental $80.00 per annum, (6 Lot No. 2, Hanapepe Town contanng an area of 3,64 square 0 years from December 6, 92; upset rental $25.00 per annum, (7) Lot No. 25, Hanapepe Town contanng an area of,822 square 0 years from December 6, 92; upset rental $ per annum, The purchasers to pay the frst sx months rental bd, at the drop of the hammer. The purchasers to pay the costs of advertsng and other charges n connecton wth the preparaton of these leases. The sale ot the above General Leases s subject to the terms and condtons of Government General Lease ssued by the offce of the. For maps, form of General Lease, offce of the Sub Land-Agen- Mr. G. W. Sahr, Lhue, Kaua, or at the offce of the Commssoner of Publc Lands, Captol Buldng, Honolulu, T. H. C. T. BALEY, October 22, 92. NOTCE OF SALE OF At 30 oclock P. M., Monday, No vember 28, 92, at the offce of Sub Land-Agen- Mr. G. W. Sahr, Lhue, Kaua, there wll be sold at Publc Aucton to the hghest bdders, under Secton 380 of the Revsed Laws ot Hawa of 95, General Leases to the followng descrbed Government Lands () Lot No. 3, Hanapepe Rce and contanng an area ot 6.70 acres. more or less; term of lease, 0 years from December, 92; upset rental, $34.00 per annum, (2) Lot No. 6, Unapepe Rce and Kula Lots, Hanapepe, Kona Kaua, contanng an area of.0 acres, more or less; term of lease, 0 years from December, 92; up- - Bet rental, $22.00 per annum, pay. able sem-annuall- (3) Lot No. 7, Hanapepe Rce and Kula Lots, Hanapepe, Kona, Kaua contanng an area of 4.0 acres more or less; term of lease, 0 years from December, 92; upset rental, $82.00 per annum, advance. (4) Lot No. 8, Hanapepe Rce and of these leases. The sale of the above General contanng an area of 2.50 acres Leases s subject to the terms and more or less; term of leauf 0 condtons of Government General years from December, 92 upset Leases ssued by the offce of the rental, $50.00 per annum, seml-annull- For maps, form ot General Lease (5) Lot No. 9, Hanapepe Rce and Kula lots, Hanapepe, Kona, Kaua, Land-Agen- offce of the Sub Mr contanng an area of 7.80 acres O. W.Sahr, Lhue, Kaua, or at the more or less; term ot lease, 0 years from December, 92; upset rental $56.00 per annum, sem-annuall- (6) Lot No., Hanapepe Rce and contanng an area of 2.0 acres, more or less term of lease, 0 years from December, 92; upset rental $40.00 per annum, (7) Lot No. 3, Hanapepe Rce and Kula Lots, Hanapepe, Kona Kaua, contanng an area of 6.0 acres more or less; term of lease, 0 years from December, 92; upset rental, $20.00 per annum, (8) Lot No. 4, Hanapepe Rce and contanng an area of.0 acre, more or less; term of lease, 0 years from December, 92; upset rental, $20.00 per annum, semannually (9) Lot No. 6, Hanapepe Rce and contanng an area of.70 acre, more or less; term of lease, 0 years from December, 92; upset rental, $4.00 per annum, semannually (0) Lot No. 8, Hanapepe Rce and contanng an area ot acre, more or less; term ot lease, 0 years from December, 92; upset rental, $20 per annum, semannually () Lots Nos. 2 and 22, Hanapepe Rce and Kula Lots, Hanapepe, Kona, Kaua, contanng an area of 0.40 acres, more or less; term of lease, 0 years from December, 92; upset rental $75.00 per annum (2) Lot No. 63, Hanapepe Rce and contanng an area of.60 acre, more or less; term of lease, 0 years from January, 922; upset rental $20.00 per annum, The purchasers to pay the frst sx months rental bd, at the drop ot the hammer. The purchasers to pay the costs of advertsng and other charges n con necton wth the preparaton of these leases. The sale of the above General Leas es s subject to the terms of Government General Lease ssued by the of fce ot the Commssoner ot Publc Lands. For maps, form of General Lease, offce of Sub Land-Agen- Mr. G. W. Sahr, Lhue, Kaua, or at the offce of the Commssoner of Publc Lands Captol Buldng, Honolulu, T. H. C. T. BALEY, October 8, 92. NOTCE OF SALE OF At 30 oclock P. M., Monday, No vember 28, 92, at the offce of Sub Land-Agen- Mr. G. W. Sahr, Lhue, Kaua, there wll be sold at Publc Aucton to the hghest bdders, under Secton 380 ot the Revsed Laws of Hawa of 95, General Leases to the followng descrbed Government Lands () Lots 40A, 4A, (wet) 64 and 65, (kula) Kapaa Homesteads, Kapaa, Puna, Kaua, contanng an area of 4 acres, more or less, term of lease, 0 years from December, 92; upset rental, $50.00 per annum, annually (2) Lot 2 A, Hanapepe Rce and Ku la contanng an area of 6.70 acres more or less; term ot lease, 0 years from December, 92; up-brental, $4.00 per annum, sem-annuall- (3) Lot B, Hanapepe Rce and Kula contanng an area of 0.90 acre, more or less; term of lease, 0 years from December, 92; upset rental, $60.00 per annum, semannually (4) Lot 54 A, Hanapepe Town Lots, an area ot 4,28 square fee more or less; term of lease, 0 years from December, 92; upset rental, $00.00 per annum, (5) Lot 54B, Hanapepe Town Lots, an area ot 4,34 square fee more or less ; term of lease, 0 years from December, P2; upset rental, $00.00 per annum, advance. (6) Lot 55A, Hanapepe Town Lots, an area ot 3,40 square fee more or. less; term of lease, 0 years from December, 92! ; upset ren tal, $00.00 per ann.m, (7) Lot 55B, Hanapepe Town Lots, an area of 2,704 square fee more or less; term of lease, 0 years from December, 92; upset ren tal, $ per annum, sem annually (8) Lot 55C, Hanapepe Town Lots, an area of 3,640 square fee mor s or less; term of lease, 0 years from December, 92; upset ren tal, $00.00 per annum, (?) Lot 74A, Hanapepe Town Lots. an area of 6,055 square fee more or less; term of lease, 0 years from December, 92; upset rental $ per annum, The purchasers to pay the frst sx months rental bd, at the drop of the hammer.- - The purchasers to pay the costs of advertsng and other charges n con necton wth the preparaton of these leases. The sale of the above General Leases s subject to the terms of Government General Lease ssued by the offce of the Commssoner of Publc Lands., For maps, form ot General Lease, offce of Sub Land-Agen- Mr. G. W. Sahr, Lhue, Kaua, or at the offce of the Commssoner of Publc Lands, Captol Buldng, Honolulu, T. H. C. T. BALEY. Commssoner ot Publc Lands. October 8, 92. NOTCE OF 8ALE OF GOVERNMENT LEASE8 At 30 oclock P. M., Monday, November 28, 92, at the offce ot Sub Land-Agen- Mr. G. W. Sahr, Lhue, Kaua, there wll be sold at Publc Auotlon to the hghest bdders, under Secton 380 of the Revsed Laws ot Hawa of 95, General Leases to the followng descrbed. Government Lands () Lot 74B, Hanapepe Town Lots, an area ot 4,340 square fee more or less; term of lease, 0 years from December, 92; upset rental, $35.00 per annum, sem-anuall- y (2) Lot 74C, Hanapepe Town Lots, an area of 4,960 square fee more or less; term of lease, 0 years from December, 92; upset rental, $25.00 per annum, semannually (3) Lot 74D, Hanapepe Town Lots, an area of 4,49 square feet more or less; term of lease, 0 years from December, 92; upset rental, $40.00 per annum, Bem-annuall- y (4) Lot 7 6 A, Hanapepe Town Lots, an area of 6,046 square fee more or less; term of lease, 0 years from December, 92, upset rental, $35.00 per annum,, advance. (5) Lot 76B, Hanapepe Town Lots, an area ot 6,044 square fee more or less; term of lease, 0 years from Decmeber, E2; upset rental,) $60.00 per annum, sem annually (6) Lr--t 77A, Hanapepe Town Lots, an area of 3,622 square fee more or Jtse; term of lease, 0 years from December. 92; upset rental, $40.00 per annum, semannually (7) Lot 77B, Hanapepe Town Lots, an area of 4,758 square fee more or lets; term ot lease, 0 years from December, 92; upset rental $40.00 per annum, semannually (8) Lot 77C, Hanapepe Town Lo an area of 3,328 square fee more or less; term of lease, 0 years from December, 92; upset reu-tal-, $40.00 per annum, semannually The purchasers to pay the frst sx months rental bd, at the drop ot the hammer. The purchasers to pay the costs ot advertsng and other charges n connecton wth the preparaton ot these leases. The sale of the above General Leases s subject to the terms of Government General Lease ssued by the offce of the Commssoner of Publc Lands. For maps, form of General Lease, offce of Sub Land-Agen- Mr. G. W. Sahr, Lhue, Kaua, or at the offce of the Commssoner of Publc Lands, Captol Buldng, Honolulu, T. H. C. T. BALEY. October 8, 92. NOTCE OF 8ALE OF At 0 oclock A. M., Saturday. October 29, 92, at the offce of the Sub Land Agen Mr. O. W. Sahr, Lhue, Kaua, there wll be sold at publc aucton to the hghest bdders, under Secton 380 ot the Revsed Laws ot Hawa, 95, General Leases coverng the followng descrbed Government Lands. Porton of Kalalau, below Forest Reserve, Napal, Kaua, contanng an area of 630 acres, more or less; term of lease, 0 years from January, 922; upset rental $ per annum, 2. Government land at Moklhana, Kaua, contanng an area ot 6770 acres more or less; term ot lease, 5 years from October 29, 92; upset rental, $ per annum, seml-annall- Should any porton ot ths land be put under cultvaton, the areas so cultvated to bear a rental ot $3.00 per acre for the balance of term ot lease. 3. Porton ot land of Walmea, Kaua, contanng an area of 6,400 acres, more or less; term ot lease, 5 years from October 29, 92; upset rental, $ per annum, Portons of ths land now under cultvaton are excluded from ths lease and such portons as the Commssoner of Publc Lands may deem sutable for agrculture may at any tme be wthdrawn from the leasehold, the rental to be reduced n proporton to the area so wthdrawn. The purchasers to pay the frst sx months rental bd at the drop of the hammer. The purchasers to pay costs of advertsng and other charges n connecton wth the preparaton ot these leases. The sale of the above General Leases s subject to the terms of Government General Leases ssued by the Offce ot the Commssoner of Publc Lands. For maps, form of General Lease, offce of the Sub Land Agen Mr. G. W. Sahr, Lhue, Kaua, or at the Offce of the Commssoner of Pub lc Lands, Captol Buldng, Honolulu, T. H. C. T. BALEY, September 26, 92. (Sept.27-Oct.4-ll uprght pano, n good condton. Standard make. Wrte prce and make to Prncpal of Walmea School, Walmea Kaua. WANTED -S- econd-hand We Have t Whatever you may need n the lne of Dry Goods, Groceres, and General merchandse, we have t. J.. SLVA S Eleele Store

6 School Notes FRST HONOR ROLL OF THE KAUA HGH 8CHOOL Senors Kazu Gokan, wao MlyaVe Shlnkchl Nshmoto. Junors George Kubokl. Sophomoros Masao to, Wllam Moragne, Helen Muller, Magge Scharsh, Ln Ung Tan. Frcdhnen Kennoth Alvlau, Alce Droadben Nee Chang Chock, Grete Glund, Shzuma de, Rlsaburo Myo shl, Kdene Nalemalle," Tamayo Nlshl- - noto. Eleanor Peller, Harret Shel don, Ellen Ssson, Margaret Sloggett. Second Honor Roll (Honorable Menton) Senors Mnne Fukushma, Ed wn Kv.m, Shnch Nshmoto, Esther Tseu, Chow Mol Chang. Junors Jean Ssson, Tadayosh Ynmada. Sophomores Chyo Kamada, Fusa Mzutan. Fre.hmen Dasy Chang, Kam Chung Chang, Hyaso Dobashl, Nl kue Nagata, Mk Tokta, Kyoshl to. LHUE SCHOOL All our teachers are n school now except Mrs. Keah.,TUl3 week we have been practcng for the ball game that we are to have on Frday, October 2. The grls at fvst could not catch the ball but now they do fne. The boys lost one of ther best players. He went out of school. The boys are enjoyng ther shop work. Each boy has hs own tools and two boys work at a bench. We have a sawng machne and. a planng machne. We also have a nce garden. The lower grades work n the garden. Each pupl has a bed to care for. Some of our vegetables are almost ready to be sold. Some government workers are hoeng hlla-hl- a from our ten acre feld. KAPAA SCHOOL Lhue was defeated by our boys n a game of playground baseball on Frday by the score of Our grls however were beaten by the score of 7-- Both the boys and grls teams were successful aganst Koloa n playground baseball, the boys wn nng by 37 to 5, and the grls by 2 to 6. Hanamaulu school wll play Kapaa next Frday. Plans are beng perfected by the pupls and teachers for a concert and play to be gven n the near future for the purpose of rasng funds for school athletcs. Two mules, the property of the County of Kaua, were borrowed last week for plowng the school garden. Mr. Pugh, vocatonal nstructor, was a vstor Monday. The old wooden gate went nto the scrap heap last week a new ron gate takng ts place. Mrs. Hagood of Keala s now the regular school nurse. The hghest enrollment ever recor ded snce the school was bult was noted last week when the regster showed a total attendance of 744 pupls. The new power drven saw whch Mr. Raymond ordered for the carpenter shop about two years ago, arrved last week, but we are sorry to say that we are not enjoyng the use of as the castngs were all broken n transt and new parts wll have to be ordered befor we ean n stall t. freshmen meet the freshmen of the Kaua hgh school at Llhue. Mr. Carver has consented to meet the junor hgh school half an hour week for revew of the current events of the week. n some of the homes no papers are taken and the class should be a valuable one as well as nterestng one. HANALE NOTES Mr. Locke, the Y.M.C.A. secretary, vsted our school, Monday and after short talk on "Servce," told us about the work of the Y.M.C.A. clubs The boys were all anxous to have one started at Hanalel, so we had n electon of offcers, who are Wm. Steven Presdent. Wm. Hodge Oengo Shrash Secretary. John Kuakua Treasurer. The offcers, wth the help of our good teacher. Mss Cooke, and Mr. Locke, fxed up a program for each week, for many weeks. We expect to have some meetngs for all the people n the vllage and many nterestng thngs to be done. Mss Wlcox has told us we can have the old msson to meet n. We can play games and have a good tme. Gengo Shrash, Secretary. YOUNG MEN OF WAMEA ORGANZE Y CLUB "The road s packed hard where we have walked up and down t at ngh about the only place to go s the pool room, we want somethng worthwhle to do n the evenng," was the concentrated sentment of a group of Walmea young men who met n rooms of J. M. (Red) Dunn last Tuesday evenng to sze up program outlned by County Y Sec retary Nel Locke. The program la smlar to those whch are sup worm THE GARDEN SLAND, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 92 plyng the worthwhle clement of young mens groups n all parts of the world. All present pronounced the pro gram as presented "Jake," and wll ng to gve t a thorough tryout. To set the wheels rollng the follownu offcers were elected Wllam Wrght Presdent. Noborl Mujake t. Clarence J Olds Secretary. f """ha..,3 Busmess FFTEEN YlrARS EXPERENCE N SETTLNG AND MANAGNG ESTATES s "5W r Headshp t s our belef that frendshp and respect are nherent n lastng busness relatons, and are based not upon favors, but upon mutual servce and a scrupulous meetng of oblgatons. recor Bshop Trust 924 Bethel Street d cow Co., Ltd. s Carnaton"contented cow M Tel. Wm. J. Ferrolra Treasurer. n lne-upeluded the. As one fellow The executve commttee have expressed t "We need somethng drawn up a three months program that develops all sdes of a man"s ncludng features whch wll be of lfe, f the physcal was the only nterest to the communty as a sde a horse would be worth moro whole, as well as members of the than a man. club. A dscusson of current events The charter members are J. A. Mu-Jkand topcs of personal and local Fernandez, W. J. Ferrera, N. nterest wll be a part-o- f each weeks J. M. Dunn,, A. Wrght. Wm. program. Athletcs, practcal talks, A. Wrgh H. S. Akahane, Clarenco lteary and socal are n- - events J. Olds nnd.g. S. Sessons. Too Unanmous The only trouble wth a GO horsepower motor s that every darned hor-- balks at the same tme. Camden Daly Courer.. New Model Needed The real objecton to a butterknlfe s that t snt sharp enough n wnter and snt lke a spoon n summer. tlca Mornng Telegram 677 5s Mllt lnllll nl llflpll SEGS FETERTJE PROSPECT, world famous cow wth a record of pounds of mlk (43 Quarts a day for 365 days), worlds mlk record, and,448 poun s of tutter n a year, s a "contented" member of the Carnaton Stock Farms herd the largest herd of Regstered HoLtens n North Amerca. k l 5 ll! WAMEA SCHOOL Wednesday evenng. Rev. Royal S Hall addressed the junor hgh school Hs subjec "Makng a Lfe," was well adapted to the needs of those who heard hm. We shall be glad to have Mr. Hall vst us agan. Mr. Pugh spent Wednesday and Frday assemblng the new scence desk and lockers. Practce has commence for tho annual school concert to be held n the Wameu Hull, November 9. The concer promses to bu more vared ths year than ever before. A boys glee club, grls glee club, an orchestra and an acrobatc act wll be a part of the new numbers on the program Monday Dr. Southwell examned the eghth grade for dental work. Doctor found 246 fllngs needed, 9 cleanngs to be done and 29 extractons to be made. Two hundred and four fllngs, 6 extractons and 4 cleanngs have just been completed for the nnth grade. Frday tho grammar-grad- e grlb defeated the Makawel grls on ther feld n a marathon game, score The boys lost to MakaweH, score 30-- Slow playng characterzed the Wamea teams playng. f the grls team wns from Kalaheo on Frday they wll be the champons of Dstrct No.. The game s to be played at Wamea ut the same tme the Carnaton "From Contented Cows" FOR THE DANTEST TEA BSCUTS-CARNAT- One quart flour, level teaspoonful sal 2 heapng teaspoonfuls bakng powder, large tablespoon-fu- l butter or lard, 6 tablespoonfuls Carnaton Mlk, 7 tablespoonfuls water, or enough to make soft dough. Sft flour, bakng powder, and salt nto a bowl. Rub n wth the hands the butter or lard untl well mxed. Add Carnaton Mlk and water. Roll out about halt an nch thck, cu and bake n a quck oven for 5 or 20 mnutes. The secret of success n bscut makng s to have the ngredents cold, the mxture put together rapdly, and the oven the rght temperature when bscuts are entered. ON MAKE THS DNNER DESSERT THE MORNNG K tvap03ate vm One and one half cups Carnaton Mlk. cups level 2 eggs, 3 water, 6 tablesponfuls cornstarch, cup sugar, 4 teaspoonful sal teaspoonful vanlla. Mx Carnaton Mlk and water and scald. nto ths str slowly the cornstarch, whch has been mxed wth a lttle cold Carnaton Mlk. Str over fre untl thckened; cook n double boler for eght mnutes or longer, untl the raw cornstarch flavor has been overcome. Add sugar and salt to beaten eggs. Add to cornstarch mxture and cook one mnute longer, strrng constantly. Add vanlla and serve cold wth Carnaton Mlk and sugar. N The Label s Jlul am What A MACARpN DSH FOR EASY COOKNG One-hal- f ponnd macaron, 4 tablespoonfuls butter, 4 tablespoonfuls flour, 2 teaspoonful Ba cup Carnaton Mlk, cup water, 4 to pound cheese. Break macaron n small peces and cook n bolng water untl tender. Make whte sauce of the butter, flour, seasonngs, mlk and water. Grate cheese and str nto the whte sauce untl melted. Dran the macaron, mx t wth the whte sauce, put nto bakng dsh, and cover wth Drown bread-crumb- n the oven. Send for free Carnaton Cook Book of 00 Tested Recpes.

7 THE GARDEN SLAND, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 92 7 N THE D9TRCT COURT OF N ACCORDANCE WTH AN OR- DER made and entered n the above enttled Court and Cause by the Dstrct Magstrate of sad Court on the 9th day of October, 92. Dvson of the Terrtory of Hawa, as plantff, clam of T. S. See Wo, owner of land at Waole, Hanalel, descrbed as follows Royal Patent No Land Commsson Award No. 387-S07-0 to Kahookane and contanng an area of 2 Roods and 20 Perches; lapana; the sum of $4.70, together wth nteres penalty and costs, the same beng the amount of taxes due and unpad upon sad land for the years 920 and 92, wll be tred before the Honorable Wllam Huddy, of Hanalel, sland and County of Kaua, on the 7th day of November, 92, at the hour of 0 oclock n the A. M. of sad day. all partes n nterest to appear and Dated, Hanale, sland and County of Kaua, October 9th, 92. (Oct.25-Nov.l-8- ) of Hanalel, sland and County of Kaua, T. H. N THE DSTRCT COURT CF N ACCORDANCE WTH AN OR- DER made and entered n the above Court and Cause by the Of sad Court on the 9th day of October, 92. Dvson, of the Terrtory of Hawa, as plantff, clams of John Doe and Rchard. Roe, Unknown Owners (Hers of Makole), of land at Kama, n the Dstrct of Hanalel, Kaua, de scrbed n Royal Patent No. 5375, L. C. A. No. 0,08 to Makole, as Apana and contanng an area of 3 Roods and 2 perches, the sum of $3.00 together wth nteres penalty and costs, the same beng the amount of taxes due and unpad upon sad land for the years 95, 96, 97, 98 99, 920, and 92, wll be tred before the Hon Wm..Huddy, of Hanalel, sland and County of Kaua on the 7th day of November, 92, at the hour of 0 oclock n the A. M. of sad day. all partes n nterest to appear and Dated at Hanale, sland and County of Kaua, October 9th, 92. (Oct.25-Nov.l-8- ) of Haralel, sland and N THE DSTRCT COURT OF CARLOS A. LONG, Assessor of Taxes. GEORGE KEAWE, of the Fourth Taxaton Dvson, and owner of lands n Kalhwa, Hanalel, as follows (a) Apana 2, of R. P. No 4934 L. C. A. No. 22 to Kuphea; (b) R. P L. C. A. No. 829 to Heke, Defendan N ACCORDANCE WTH AN OR DER made and entered n the above enttled Court and Cause by the Dstrct Magstrate of sad Cour on the 9th day of October, 92. r.ad acton n whch Carlos A. Long, Ahscsnor of Taxes, Fourth Taxaton Dvson, of the Terrtory of Hawa, as phntff, clam of George Keawe, owner of laud n Kalhwa, Hanale, as follows (a) Apana 2, of Royal Patent No. 934 Land Commsson Award No. 022 to Kuphea; and contanng an area of 2 Roods and 38 Perches (b) Roynl Patent Land Com- T. S. SEE WO, of Hanalel, Fourth Taxaton Dvson, and owner of lurd at Walole, Hanalel, beng msson Award Ap-an- a No. 829 to Heke, and of R. P. No. 5380, L. C. A. t antanng an area of 2 Roods and 28 No to Kahookane to Perches; the sum 6f $8.35, together Defendant. vth nteres penalty and costs, the ; ame beng the amount due of taxes NOTCE.nd unpad upon sad land for the OF PENDENCY OF ysars 96, 97, 98, 99, 920 and 32, wll be tred before the Honorable Wllam Huddy, of Hanale, sland and County f Kaua, on the 7th day of November, 92, at the hour 0 oclock n s A. M. of sad day. partes n nterest to appear and efend sad acton. Dated, Hanalel, sland and County f Kaua, October 9th, 92..Oct.25.Nov.-l-8- ) of Hanale, sland and County of Kaua, T.. N THE DSTRCT COURT SLAND AND COUN JAMES GRUBE, of Hanale, Fourth Taxaton Dvson, and owner of lands at Walnha, Hanale, descrb ed n (a) R.P. No L. C. A. No to Kwaa, 2 Apanas; (b) R.P. No L. C. A. No to Puahkl, Defendant. N ACCORDANCE WTH AN OR- DER made and entered n the above enttled Court and Cause by the Dstrct Magstrate of sad Court on the 9th day of October, 92. Dvson of the Terrtory of Hawa, as plantff, clams of James Grube, JOHN DOE and RCHARD ROE, Unknown Owners, (Hers of Makole), descrbed as follows owner of land at Walnha, Hanale, pf land at.kama, Hanale, beng (a) Royal Patent No Land Apana of R. P. No L. C. Commsson Award No to Kl A. No. 0,08, to Makole. waa, 2 Apanas; and contanng an area of 3 Roods ard 2 Perches; (b) Royal Patent No Land Commsson Award No to Puahkl; and contanng an area of Acre and Rood; the sum of $5.80, together wth nteres penalty and costs, the same beng the amount of taxes due and unpad upon sad land for the years 920 and 92, wll be tred before the Honorable Wllam Huddy, of Hana le, sland and County of Kaua, on the 7th day of November, 92, at the hour of 0 oclock n the A. M of sad day. all partes n nterest to appear and Dated, Hanale, sland and Coun ty of Kaua, October 9th, 92. (October25-Nov.l-8- ) of Hanale, sland and N THE DSTRCT COl.P.T OF JOHN DOE and RCHARD ROE, Un known Owners (Hers of Hana Ka hlkolo (x),) of 45 undvded nter est n land at Haena, Hanale, de scrbed n R.P. No L. C. A, No. 0,940 to Uha, Defendants, N ACCORDANCE WTH AN OR DER made and entered n the above enttled Court and Cause by the Ds trlct Magstrate of sad Court on the 9th day of October, 92. Dvson of the Terrtory of Hawa as plantff, clams of John Doe and Rchard Roe, Unknown Owners (Hers of Hana Kahlkolo (w), ) of 45 un dvded nterest n land at Haena Hanale, descrbed n Royal Patent No Land Commsson Award No 0,940 to Uha, contanng an area of 2 acres and 6 perches, the sum of $7.60, together wth nteres penalty and costs, the same beng the amount of taxes due and unpad upon sal land for the years 99, 920 and 92 wll be tred before the Hon. Wm, Huddy, of Hana- - le, sland and County of Kaua, on the 7th day of November, 92, at the hour of 0 oclock n the A. M. of sad day. all partes n nterest to appear and Dated, Hanalel, sland and County of Kaua, October 9th, S2. (Oct.25Nov.l-8- ) of Hanale, sland and N THE DSTRCT COUHT OF KEAKAKU (w) alas KEAKAHU, of the Fourth Taxaton Dvson, and owner of land n Haena, Hanalel, descrbed n R. P. No L. C. A. No to Kekula and Mahu, Defendants. N ACCORDANCE WTH AN OR DER made and entered n the above enttled Court and Cause by the Dstrct Magstrate of sad Court on the 9th day of October, 92. Dvson of the Terrtory of Hawa, as plantff, clam of Keakaku alas Keakahu, owner of land n Haena, Hanale, descrbed n Royal Patent No Land Commsson Award No to Kekula and Mahu and contanng an area of 2 Acres, 3 Roods, and 9 Perches; 2 Apanas, the sum of $0.30, together wth nteres pen alty and costs, the same beng the amount of taxes due and unpad upon sad land for the years 95, 96, 97, 99, and 92, wll be tred before the Honorable Wllam Huddy, of Hanale, sland and County of Kaua, on the 7th day of November,. 92, at the hour of 0 oclock n the A. M. of sad day. all partes n nterest to appear and Dated, Hanale, sland and Coun ty of Kaua, October 9th, 92. (Oct.25-Nov.l-8.- ) of Hanalel, sland and N THE DSTRCT COURT Os CARLOS A. LONG, Assessor of Tax es, JOHJ DOE and RCHARD ROE, Un known Owners (Hers of Rose Desha, (w) ) of land n Waole, Hanalel, beng Apana 3 of R. P. No L. C. A. No to Keolo, Defendants. N ACCORDANCE WTH AN OR- DER made and entered n the above Court and Cause by the of sad Court on the 9th day of October, 92. Dvson of the Terrtory of Hawa, as plantff, clams of John Doe and Rchard Roe, Unknown Owners (Hers of Rose Desha (w) ), of land at Waole, n the Dstrct of Hanalel, Kaua, descrbed n Royal Patent No Land Commsson Award No to Keolo, as Apana 3 and contanng an area of Acre and 30 Perches, the sum of $6.60, together wth nteres penalty and cobts, the same beng the amount of taxes due and unpad upon sad land for the years 920 and 92, wll be tred be fore the Honorable Wllam Huddy, of Hanale, sland and County of Kaua, on the 7th day of November, 92, at the hour of 0 oclock, n the A. M. of sad day. all partes n nterest to appear and Dated at Hanale, sland and County of Kuua, October 9th. 92. (Oct.25-Nov.l-8- ) of Hanalel, sland and N THE DSTRCT COURT OF Plantff. MSS ELSE KAPU, of tho Fourth Taxaton pvlslon, and owner of one share of Hut Land of Haena, Hanalel, Kaua, Defendan N ACCORDANCE WTH AN OR- DER made and entered n the above enttled Court and Cause by the Dstrct Magstrate of Bald Court on the 9th day of October, 92. Bald acton n whch Carlos A. Long, Dvson of the Terrtory of Hawa, as plantff, clam of Mss Else Kapu, owner of one share n Hut Land at Haena, Hanalel, the sum of $7.90, together wth nteres penalty and costs, the same beng the amount of taxes due and unpad upon sad land for the years 920 and 92, wll be tred before the Honorable Wllam Huddy, of Hanale, sland and County of Kaua, on the 7th day of November, 92, at the hour of 0 oclock n the A. M. of sad day. all partes n nterest to appear and Dated, Hanale, sland and County of Kaua, October 9th, 92., of Hanalel, sland and (Oct.25-Nov.l-8- ) N THE CRCUT COURT OF THE FFTH JUDCAL DSTRCT, TERRTORY OF HAWA AT CHAMBERS N PROBATE. Probate No. 85 n the Matter of tho Estate) of CHU KONG, late of Ka-- ) paa, Deceased. ) ORDER OF NOTCE OF HEARNG PETTON FOR ADMNSTRA TON.. ON READNG and Flng the Petton of CHU NG SEE, otherwse known as Ellen Chu, wdow of sad deceased, of Kapaa, Kaua, Terrtory of Hawa, allegng that sad Chu Kong, of sad Kapaa, ded ntestate at sad Kapaa on the second day of October, A. D. 92, leavng property n the Terrtory of Hawa necessary to be admnstered upon, and prayng that Letters of Admnstraton ssue to K. C. Ahana of Lhue, sad County. T S ORDERED that Frday, the 8th day of November, A. D. 92, at 930 oclock A. M., be and here by s apponted the tme for hearng sad Petton n the Court Room of ths Court at Lhue, County of Kaua, at whch tme and place all persons concerned may appear and show cause, f any they have, why sad Petton should not be granted. Dated at Lhue, County of Kaua, T. H., October 0th, 92. (Seal) BY THE COURT, (Sgd.) J. C. CULLEN, Clerk. TENDER FOR MACADAMZNG The Board of Supervsors of the County of Kaua wll receve bds up to ten oclock of November 2, for furnshng all labor, tools, machnery and equpmen necessary for the gradng and macadamzng of 875 lneal feet (wdth 4 feet) of the Anahola Homestead road. Plans and specfcatons may be obtaned upon applcaton to the undersgned, accompaned by a depost of ten dollars. The Board of Supervsors reserves the rght to reject any or all bds. Each bd to be accompaned by certfed check for per cent of amount bd. (S) R. F. MDDLETON, County Engneer, TENDER FOR BULDNG MATERAL The Board of Supervsors of the County of Kaua, wll receve bds up to 0 oclock of November 2, 92 for furnshng all materal to be used n the constructon of a bungalow at cluss-roo- the Koloa School. A full lst of materal n bd form wll be furnshed to prospectve bdders upon applcaton to the undersgned. The Board of Supervsors reserves the rght to reject any or all bds. (S) R. F. MDDLETON. (Oct ) TENDER FOR BULDNG CLASS-ROO- The Board of Supervsors of the County of Kaua wll receve bd up to 0 oclock of November 2, 92, for furnshng all tools and labor necessary for the constructon and full completon of a bungalow cluss-rooat the Koloa School. Plnns and specfcatons may be obtaned from the undersgned upon applcaton. Each bd to be accompaned by certfed check of 5 per cent of amount bd. The Board of Supervsors reserves the rght to reject any or all bds. (S) R. F. MDDLETON. (Oct ) TENDER FOR MACADAMZNG AHUKN ROAD The Board of Supervsors of the County of Kaua wll receve bds up to 0 oclock of December 7th, 92, for furnshng all tools, equpmen labor and materal necessary to grade and macadamze 5,365 lneal feet of the Ahukln Road; wdth of macadam to be 6 feet. Plans and specfcatons may be obtaned from the undersgned upon depost of ffteen dollars. Each bd to be accompaned by a certfed check for 5 per cent of amount bd. A bond to the amount of 50 per cent of the tender wll be requred of the successful bdder. The Board of Supervsors reserves the rght to reject any or all bds. (S) R. F. MDLETON. PUBLC NOTCE Notce s hereby gven tha pursuant to the provsons of Act 20, Sesson Laws 92, the Attorney General and the Surveyor General of the Terrtory and the Tax Assessor for the County of Kaua wll, begnnng Tuesday, the 8th day of NOVEMBER, 92, conduct publc hearngs throughout the County of Kaua for the purpose of nvestgatng and reportng on all clams to a preference rght to purchase Government lands n sad county. All applcants are requred to obtan from the Tax Assessor of the County or from the Deputy Tax Assessor n the dstrct n whch such applcant resdes a form of applcaton whch must be flled ou sworn to and deposted wth such Tax Assessor or Deputy. The frst meetng of these Terrtoral offcals wll be held at the offce of the Tax Assessor for the County of Kaua at Wamea, on Tuesday, the 8th day of November, 92, at 9 oclock a. m. All applcants for a preference rght to purchase, who have duly fled ther applcatons as aforesad, wll be notfed of the tme and place n ther dstrct when and at whch ther applcatons wll be heard and consdered. All such applcants must present themselves wth ther wtnesses and all other evdence tendng to establsh ther clam to a preference rght to pur- - chaso at the tme and place set forth n the last mentoned notce. Under the provsons of the Ha waan Organc Act any ctzen of the Unted States, who has or whose predecessors n nterest have mproved any parcel of publc land and resded thereon contnuously for ten years pror to the date of applcaton, s qualfed to apply for such preference rght to purchase. For the purpose, however, of guardng aganst an evason of that provson of the Organc Ac whch provdes that the lands covered by these preference rght clams shall be sold to ctzens only, the Commssoner of Publc Lands has made the followng regulatons, namely. That no transfer made by an alen to the applcant wthn one year pror to the date of applcaton wll be recognzed as a bona fde transfer wthn the meanng of the Act; and 2. That no mnor who s lvng wth alen parents on tho land appled for wll be regarded as resd ng on the land n queston wthn the meanng of the Act and Buch mnor wll not therefore be consdered a qualfed applcant. HONOLULU, HAWA, October 0, 92. (Oct.ll-8-25-Nov.- HARRY RWN, Attorney General, FOR OL nqure of H. H. JONES, Eleele HOOLAHA AUPUN Ke hoolaha a aku ncl kullke al me ka manao o ke Kanawal 20 0 ke Kau Ahaololo 92, o ka Loo Kuhlna ame ke Ana Alna Aupunl o ke Tertore a me ka Luna Auhau o ke Kalana o Kaua, e hoomaka ana ma ka Poalua ka la 8 o Novemaba, 92, no ka nnannau ame ka holke ana ma ke akea no na not apau no ka pono hookuonoono ana o na ana Aupunl ma a Kalana. Ua kolla na poe not apau ma kela e loaa muu ae a lakou tha ka Luna Auhau ae o ke Kalana, a ole hope puha maloko luna-auha- u 0 ka apana kah a ka mea no e noho ana palapala no pahakahaka no ka hoophapha ana a hoohkla, a walho ae me ka Luna Auhau a ole hope luna auhau paha. O ka halawa mua a na Luna Aupunl o ke Tertore e uoho ana a ma ke keena o ka Luna Auhau o ke Kalana o Kaua ma Wamea ma ka Poalua ka la 8 o Novemaba, S2, ka hora 9 kakahaka. O na poe no apau e makemake ana e kua malalo o ka pono a alna hookomo ka lakou palapala ae lke me ka mea hala maluna ae, e holkea aku ana la poe no ka manawa ame kahl e hoolohe a e noonnooa al ka lakou mau palapala not ana. E. pono ka poe no ana a pau e akoakoa ae lakou me ka lakou mau holke a mau ke a ae paha e kakoo ana t ka lakou no ma ka manawa ame kahl hat hope a ma ka hoolaha. Malalo o ka hoakaka o ke Kanawal Kumu o Hawa, o na kupa Amerka a me ko lakou mau pll koko mua noho a hoohana kehahl apana ana o ke Aupunl a noho mau no na makahk he uml mamua ho o ka la o ka lakou palapala no ua loaa a lakou he kuleana e not malalo o ka pono hookuleana alna. No ke kumu nae, e kue ole al ka manao o ke Kanawal Kumu e lke mea hoakakaa e pll ana no na pono hookuleana ana e llo wale no na kupa Amerka, ua hookumu ka Luna Alna na rula penel () Aole kual hanala e kekahl kupa o na alna e, maloko o hookahl makahk mamua ho o ka la no al o na mea no, e hoomaopopoa he kua pono maloko o ka manao o ke kanawal, a (2) Aole no ho ke kahl kek oo ole e noho ana me kona mau ma-ku-a kupa o na alna e ae noho net ma ka ana olelola, ua kupono ma ka manao o ke kanawal, a" e manao la o kana not aole kupono..harry RWN, Lolo Kuhlna. Honolulu, Oct. 0, 92J. (Oct.ll-8-25-Nov.- FOR SALE $250 cash, or $275 tme payments to responsble partes. 920 electrcally equpped Scout ndan motorcycle wth sde car havng top and wndsheld. n excellent condton, rconomlcal and dependable. See Mr. Fern, or wrte Box 7, Eleele, for demonstraton, tf. JEWELERS Everythng n the Slver anj Gold Lne Jlch Cut Glass and Jlrt Goods CKtrchandst of tht 2u Qualty Only H. F. Wdhnmsun & Co. 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8 Especally Selected for the Hawaan Clmate Lehua Typewrter Carbon Peacock Slk Carbon Paper BETTER SERVCE LONGER SERVCE Hawaan News & Thrums Ltd. Young Hotel Buldng Honolulu f you nre not now rerevng the REXALL MONTHLY MAGAZNE please send your name for malng lst. The Magazne has recently been enlarged, and mproved by the addton of stores by promnent wrters and pctures of current events. THS SERVCE S ABSOLUTELY FREE. Benson, Smth & Co., Ltd. The Rexall Store SERVCE EVgRY SECOND Box 420 Wamea Stables, Ltd. At Wamea and Nawlwl The Most Famous Garages on Kaua. The place to get transportaton to T.. The Bar!cng Sands, Olokele Canyon, Wamea Canyon, Kokee Camps, Kukuolano Park, Walua Falls, Hanale, Haena Caves Our automobles are comfortable, our drvers are relable and have been wth us for many years, and know every nch of the country. We rent Ford Cars Wthout Drvers. We do drayng and haulng by trucks all over the sland. We run the stage lne between Lhue and Kekaha three round trps per week WAMEA BRANCH Tel A. GOMEZ, Mgr. psasfe mwt w mam wk mavr wmwmwm jff nonoluln, NAWLWM BRANCH Tel CLEM GOMES, Mgr. -- Hy Fork No. KM --Mnur Ha No. KCOttf Fork No. KMO Tools that"ptchr and work for you and wth you; everlastngly on the job, never through tll youre through. Thats the only knd of toota allowed to bear the name KEEN KUTTER. KEEN KUTTER Farm Tools ere scentfcally desgned to gve that easy swng called "the proper hang" and to carry just the rght amount of load for untrng speed n use. Ony the best qualty of steel and straght-grane- d hckory handles are used n the makng. And specal strength-gvn- g features of constructon add another reason for our guarantee "Satsfacton or your money back." Buy KEEN KUTTER and get satsfacton. SMMONS HARDWARE COMPANY THE GARDEN SLAND, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 25, lfl2t Sports Koloa defeated McBryde n th frst soccer game, Sunday at Eleelo by the score of 3 to 2. Nether team played wonderful football and tho hgh wnd that was blowng also holped to slow up the game. e scored both goals n the frst half, Jmmy Oxberry scorng about l 20 mnutes of play, and Douglas Sr.-cla- r scorng the other about two mnutes later. Koloa camo back n the second half and scored ther three goals. Two goals were Bcored from th! feld whle the other was scored from a corner kck, the ball off Dr. Glalyers head thru tho goal. BU Snclar and George Duncan starred for McBryde, whle Waalc-ale-, Cnesar and Marlon were th3 stars for Koloa. NDOOR BASEBALL Brawn defeated bran at the armory last Wednesday nght when thu Lhue Legon team defeated th-- managers, by the score of Tho score was 33 up to the seventh nnng, showng that the manago-- put up a mghty good game. The Legon fell on the offerngs of Manuel Fernandez and pounded out nne moro runs. The managers were not far behnd them n the sluggng but only managed to gather sx addtonal runs. Jmmy Spaldng was the battn;; star for the Legon, whle Broadbent. Sloggett and Englehardt starred for the losers. On Wednesday evenng the Lhue Legon wll meet the n the second game. K. C. Ahana s plotng the and hopes to take the Legon nto camp. FLPNOS GET TWO YEARS FOR ASSAULTS Two Flpnos started for Honolulu last Saturday to serve two-yearta ; sentence for assault wth weapon-- dangerous to lfe. Although the two crmes were commtted at the oppo-stends of tho slands, they were much alke. The jures decded tha both nmn wero entrely too quck and fne wth thflr weapons. t wns nst July that Palawan Al anto shot on of hs countrymen at.nwa. Palr.mn h.d asked hs "ak-ane- " for hs ppe so tnt he could enjoy a smoke. Latr n tho ovenn.j hs frend asked to have the ppe returned. Palaman sad that he had already returned t. Both man sgread on the story that far. From then on the tale became tangled. The frend sad that Palamans con scence evdently hurt hm so that when he, the frend, entered the room la.or n the evenng, Palaman smply opyed fra cn hm, httng hm n the Bda. Palamans story was p. lttle dffer ent. He r.nd thut hs frend can wth a cane knfe and sad that f n ddnt produce the ppe rght away he h.d few more mnute.-- to lve. n, ho assured the jury. he shot. But an eye wtness to thrj shootng bucked up the frends story and now Palaman gets the long, long rest. Claudo Svlano of Klauea also used a revolver, not wsely but too well. Claudo told the jury that one of hs erstwhle frends got mad at hm and attacked hm. He decded to run but after he had run a lttle pece he-- concluded that t wasnt a mans part to run from an opponent. Therefore, he turned and fred on hm. But agan the jury decded that he ddnt have any busness "totn" a gun and found hm gulty. The judge dd hs part and gave hm two years. KAUA EVANGELCAL ASSN. sem-annu- The meetng of ths assocaton wll be held n the Hanale church, November 2nd and 3rd. Ths wll be a meetng of great mportance as t marks the 80th annversary of the arrval of the early mssonares to ths part of the sland. All of the churches of tho nland are requested to be duly -- "Decepton," one of the fnest hstorcal pctures ever produced. Tp-To- p Theater, Saturday, November 2. No change n prces. A Paramount. EE Save Your Clothng J.! Tp Top Theatre WEEKLY "f WLLAM FOX presents WLLAM RUSSELL TWNS of SUFFERNG CREEK tale oftova and bandts n the west. Cullutn. Story try Rdgwcll Sceruxro by Julus G.FurthJnan Scott Eualap Alce Lake n "THE J) rv"! ""4 T v f ) t Louse glaum am Gulty t J. Parksh Read Jr. Producton s CONOXV Hnt lle expensve slr tbe fne gown or the sut le laundered, cleaned or dyed only by THE METHOD EXQUSTE "l " of the FRENCH LAUNDRY and DYN( AM) CLEANNG WOHKS ABADE, Prop. Honolulu (Kenl He parkngc by Parcels Post) PROGRAM "LTTLE OF THURSDAY Jack Pcttford n FRDAY Wllam Russell n "TWNS OF SATURDAY Sr James M. Barres "SENTMENTAL TOMMY" SUNDAY GREATER KNGDOM SUFFERNG SHEPHERD COME" CREEK" rrnrra Tnw rwmmmwnwmnnftn rm rmnwrtrrrmmm - -r nr a SCENEyfotTHE GREATER CLAMrStarrn ALCE LAKE TUESDAY Louse Glaum n " AM GULTY" JOHN HANSEN CONTRACTOR AND BULDER OFFCE LHUE HOTEL!

9 THE GARDEN SLAND. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 25, 92 Platng Makes Old Thngs New Agan k wkaaua mrr f Ttmr nbtrwnmrm MARCUS MONSARRATTS axxxxx4.j.4.x j..v 4 &4--t.& Slver wnch lns lcconc dull nnd tarnshed can be restored o ts orsjval tcnuty by slver platng. Hardware about the home v.ll proft by platng. Nckel platng of a n t o n o b e parts hub enps, reflectors, bumpers, ;.nucnts, w ll make the car look far better. Onr platng plant t equpped to turn out any knd of platng fnsh om d, n a short tme nnd at moderate cost. Lewers & Cooke, Ltd. GOOD MEALS N l k nolulu. CO Awat you at Chlds New, modern, hgh class restauran centrally located. Cool an comfortable. ntellgen courteous scrv?. European plan. Operated n connecton wth the t ZAcA? t t r r The Hurd-Pohlma- n V-- f Blasdell Hotel J.F. CLT), Propretor. SOLD HONOLULU, BY Make Your Own Lght and Power Here a the complete Kohlr Automatc Power and Lght outft. Note the smplcty of ts constructon, ts clenn-cu- t appearance, ts sturdy buld note, above all, the entre absence of the usual bank of largo glass battery cells. There are but three smple unts n the Kohlor system ts effcent four-cylnde- water-lcoole-.motor; ts dependable generator connected drectly to the motor, and a small automoble-typ- e battery for startng the motor. HAWA Co., Ltd., Dealers n General Merchandse Amercan Factors Pants AmFac Red Label Coffee Yale Locks & Hardware WHOLESALE DSTRBUTORS a v4 4 E! 0. HALL & SON HONOLULU Dstrbutors ; TERRTORY OF HAWA. Get oar Utest prce Wfl M-- J y J HAVE NNE POUND SON Last Frday mornng a fne nne pound boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Monsarratt of Koloa. Ths s the frst chld. Marcus has been servng on the jury lately. As Jures assemble at 930 and as t s contempt of court not to appear on tme when you are summoned to serve on the jury, Mr. Monsarratt was forced to leave hs n.ew her soon after he came to vst hm and go to the Jury. Nne-thrtarrved and no Marcus arrved at the court. The offcer called, "Gentle men of the Jury, please take your seats." And no Marcus appeared. The roll call was started. All the names were called down to the Ms. and no Marcus appeared. Then the clerk called "Marcus Monsarratt." From the outsde hall came a fant "here," and Marcus marched nto the court out of breath, but present. He had made the trp from Koloa n 20 mnutes. Fortunately Mr. Monsarratt was excused from the jury. But the judge s a real fellow. He sad he would have excused Marcus f shown up all that day. he hadnt OF THE OLD WAOL MSSON X An occason of great sgnfcance wll take place November st when the old msson. house and church, n Hanalel wll be Ths wll be the 80th annversary of the arrval of the mssonares n Hana lel. n addton to the servces, conducted by the Kaua Ev angelcal Assocaton, the hstorcal background and the progressve hs tory of the msson wll be gven by S. W. Wlcox, who was born there, by Mss Ethel Damon, and Judge Puuk. At the concluson of the hstorcal part of the program Rev. Akako Akano, pastor of Kawa- - ahao church, Honolulu, wll delver an address upon "The Sprtual Re habltaton of Hawa." Do not fal to see "Decepton, a story of love and romance behnd a throne. A Paramount. Tp-To- p Theater, Saturday, November 2th. No change n prces. LHUE THREE-- CLUB ELECTS OFFCERS The secretarys mnutes show that the followng busness was trans acted at the last meetng of the Three-- Club of the county Y.M.C.A. composed of boys from the grammar schools of Lhue. The meetng was opened by games followed by the electon of offcers whch resulted as follows Presden Llewelyn Gandall. Vce presden James Hogg. Secretary, Kenneth Bayless The consttuton was read and ac cepted. M. S. C, that club members pay dues. M. S. C, that dues be 0 cents a month. M. S. C. that any member caught swearng would be put under se vere punshment. The names of the club members are Herbert Smpson, Llewelyn Gan dall, James Hogg, Napela Napoleon, Roy Rogers, Edwn Gandall, James Napoleon and Glenn Hopper. Henry Wedemeyer s gong to be our leader. Sgned Kenneth BaylesB, Secre tary. -- SPALDNGS WONDERS TO MEET LHUE MANAGERS Next Wednesday nght Jmmy Spaldng wll brng over hs Kawal- - hau Wonders to meet the Lhue Ex ecutves n ndoor baseball at the armory. All the Lhue managers are elgble and t s announced that there wll be several more addtonals to the team. Among the men con sdered elgble and expected to play are Messrs. C. M. V. Foster, E. S. Suan, H. D. Wshard and any other executves n or about Lhue. The Legon also defeated Moses Rodrgues Nawlwl team by the score of 8 to 7, on Wednesday even ng. The Nawlwl garage team de feated the P. A. C. on Thursday by the score of 7 to 9. Solomon and Mke were the stars for the garage and Caesar and Rapoza starred for the P. A. C. An ndoor baseball league s beng planned wth fve teams. The All- Hnwaans, All Japanese, All-Ch- n ese, and the Haoles. A meetng wll be held shortly to form a schedule and decde rules for the league. Lhue has been very Blow startng practce for soccer and wth the frst game just a month away there s very lttle tme to waste. A good promse was made on the dance and now that the club has some funds for equpment the.y had better get busy and practce f they hope to do anythng ths season. Hf4M S3- - r P. O. Box G C Kekala When better WAMEA, DEALERS KAUA General Merchandse AND N Buldng Materal c o BRANCH cars are Wamea M Tel. 5-- W 8 CO.. LTD, STORES bult Buck wll buld them N G " THE NEW 922 BUCK "4" The body desgn of ths wonderful car s the same as the famous Buck Sx. 3x4 Cord Tres standard equpment. Call up 585 and nqure about ths wonderful new creaton n Motordom f you contemplate purchasng a good motor car do not fal to thoroughly nvestgate the Buck lne Every year s a Buck year, every day, every hour THE VON HAMM-YOUN- G COMPANY, LTD. 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10 THE GARDEN SLAND, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2B, 92 Prde of Ownershp Wth Gmljv.nr ron on your var you know jntt have the, bvnt your frv.nth? know t the whole worltl known t anl your ttpcvdocter proven t. Those famous, qualty tres are. obtanable n the!() x tl) x $ 2 ll x 4 Clncher szes for lyht ears. Other Szes n Stock. (loo(years Cost No More and Our Expert Servce s Free. WLD west SHOW ARMSTCE DAY (Contnued from Pago Ono) clarejl tho wnner. But t wll not bo necessary to throw the steer, Tho przo of tlo maverck race s $0. n tho potato raco thcro wll bo thrco ban els placed along n a lno 50 feet apar thcmlddlo barrel cor tablng tho potatoes. At each ond barrel a team of four men wll lno up and at a sgnal wll mako a dash for tho central barrel. Tho object beng to seo whch team can placo tho most potatoes n ther barrel n a certan length of tme. t s permssble to knock potatoes from tho opponents spears and lnterfcro as much as possble wth your opponent gatherng potatoes out of tho mddle barrell, but potatoes cannot bo taken out of your opponents barrel, or pcked up off tho ground. vho second event wll bo a mounted two toams consstng of four men each pullng aganst each other. Tho wnnng teams to play t off for frst prze. Tho thrd team ovent wll bo tho stake raco. Ono man from each toum wll lno up at tho startng pont and at tho sgnal wll run the horse 50 yards, turn and como back. Tho last team event wll bo tho cowboy relay raco. Each man rdng hs horse one-fourt- h mlo and pass the flag to tho next man. n the above four events tho wnner of each event wll bo gven four ponts, the second three ponts, and tho thrd one pont. At tho end of tho four events tho team havng won the most ponts wll bo consdered tho champon cowboy team of Kaua, and wll bo awarded tho champonshp and tho frst przo of $00. The second team wll be gven a przo of $40. Tho entranco feo for each team wll bo $5 per man, or $!0 per. Teams wshng to enter must notfy C. A. aggott before tho ffth of November, Entranco fees must bo pad before 0 a. m Armstce Day. From the Other slands OAHU TWO TRACTS ON HAWA MAY BE OPENED SOON Four thousand acres on the r.hunl of Hawa may bo opened for sutle-men- t n tho near futuro by tho Hawaan Homes commsson n ard ton to the Moloka tract on whch tho frst rehabltaton experments are to bo undertaken. Ths was ndcated nt a meetng of the Homos Commsson at tho governors offce, recently. A communcaton from 37 persons qualfed under the law to tako up homesteads all of them beng full blooded or Hawallans, was half-bloo- d receved by tho comnjsson askng that tho lands of Panaowa and Kca-uukah- a on Hawa, whch are ncluded n tho terms.of tho bll, each of them consstng of approxmately 0 acres to bo opened at once. Tho pettoners announce ther wllngness to fnance ther own homestead-n- g operatons n tho ovont that tho commsson s not fnancally able to extend ther operatons to those tracts at tho present tme. Whle no defnte acton was tak-- n tho sense of the commsson aeems to bo favorablo to lettng AND these prospectve homesteaders havo a try at these lands. t was suggested by Attorney General Harry rwn, legal advsor of tho commsson, that an mmedate survey of these lauds bo mado to dotormno ther boundares and ths suggeston wll probably )0 acted upon at tho meetng next Tuesday. $50,000 ALMONY S AWARDED WOMAN What s thought to ho tho largest almony yet granted n Hawa was allotted to Mrs. Anne Eunlco M-donc- a ths afternoon n Judge Do Bolts court when she was granted a dvorce from Joseph P. Mcndonca who s known ns tho "John D. Rock-3felle- r of tho Portuguese hero. Almony n a lump sum of $50,000 was awarded and tho dvorce whch was on tho grounds of deserton, was uncontested. Tho couplo wero marrlol n 872. Mcndonca, who has lved hero for many years and s a caultallst ownng largo holdngs of lands. s at present on tho coast. Ths law frm of Robertson, Casno & Oldon, appearng for Mrs. Mcndonca, was awarded a fee of $000 by tho court. FOR SALE Ktchen utensls, dsh-es-, treless cooker, rugs, etc. Como and seo at Van Leuvens store, at Kapaa. FOUND Golf club ard ball. nqure at Garden sland offce Kapaa Garage Co. Exclusve Kaua Agents for U. S. TRES "Decepton," the romance of Kng Henry V and Anne Bolyn, who was a dream of allurng beautyl Wnnng a Kng, dethronng a queen, dsruptng the empre, shakng the entre cvlzed world, then at las wth her head erec gong to her doom. t s a Paramount. TP-TO- P THEATER, Saturday, November 2, No change n prces. PRMARY READERS FURNSHED SCHOOL CHLDREN FREE Automoble M o t o r cy c e Gas Engne and General Reparng A masterpece of pathos and comedy of humanty, beauty and sentment ENTMENTAL TOMMY" BY SR JOHN M. BARRE warm THS S ONE OF THE LEADNG PCTURES OF THE DAY EVERY ONE WHO HAS SEEN THS PCTURE SAY T S WONDERFUL The most lovable character ever created; acted by an all star cast. Do Not Fal To See Ths Masterpece TS A PARAMOUNT TP TOP THEATRE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29 Change n Prces The last legslature approprated money for the purpose of purchasng supplementary books for the schools. At the last Prncpals meetng t was decded that the frst allotment of ths for Kaua should be Bpent. for prmary readers. A commttee of three was apponted to meet wth Mss Wlcox and Mss Hundley for tho purpose of makng a selecton. Ths commttee conssted of Mss Thompson, Makawell; Mrs. Slsson, Koloa; Mr. Dollnger, Lhuc. Mss Mary Lawrence of tho Lbrary of Hawa was also nvted to meet wth tho commttee. A meetng was held at Kaua hgh school on Saturday, October 5th, and about 2,000 readers and prmers were selected for tho schools of tho sland of Kaua. See now the photoplay n ts supreme culmnaton, "Decepton," the love pcture unforgetable. Tp-To- p Theater, Saturday, November 2th. No change n prces. Walter Eklund, of the von Hamm-Youn- g Co. s somewhat elated. Dut why? Mr. Eklund has been advsed that 24 Buck cars came n on tho Mau and ho expects to get hs share on tho Knau, and wll lkely arrve on Kaua ths week. "Sentmental Tommy," by Sr John M. Barre. Ths s ono of the leadng pctures of tho day. Everyono who has seen ths pcture says t s wonderful. Do not fal to seo ths masterpece at tho Tp Top Theater, Saturday, October 29th. No change n prces. Mr. Nobrlga, gonal manager of tho Hunamaulu store, purchased a Dodge, 022 model. "Sentmental Tommy," a masterpece of pathos and comedy, of warm humanty, beauty and sentment; tho most lovablo character over created, acted by an all star cast. ts a Paramount. Tp-To- p Theater, Saturday, October 29th. No chango n prces. Pajal Harjp.do of Kekaha has receved a delvory of a Dodgo car. llcmcmbor October 27th s the last day your old lcense can bo exchanged wthout cost for tho now terrtoral drlvors lcense. After that dato tho co.t of tho now lcenso wll bo $5 to everyone. VULCANZNG Tel P.O. Box 236 Kapaa, Lhue DONT be so absorbed n buldng an estate that you neglect to protect t. nstruct your attorney to draw your wll and nomnate Hawaan Trust Company as Executor thereby securng protecton for those dependent upon you when you are no longer here to guard them. CORRESPONDENCE NVTED We Are Here to Serve You Hawaan Trust Company, Lmted Honolulu, Hawa Tho Oldest and Largest TRUST COMPANY n tho Terrtory of Hawa. Captal, Surplus and Undvded Profts Over Ono Mllon Dollars. SAFE DEPOST VAULTS