3rd Regiment Track. Meet A Big Success. Some. Good Individual Scores Made Capt. George Cumming's Wins Honors Of Day.

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1 What s Best for Mau s Best for the News f you wsh Prosperty Advertse n the News VOLUME XX. WALUKU, MAU, T.., FRDAY, MARCH 3, NUMBER 2 Haleakala ncluded n Natonal Park New Bll Before Congress Takes n 21,150 Acres Of Mau Mountan Top Congressmen Favor to Plan, A fact of much nterest and mportance to Maul, though not generally known, s that n H. D. 9525, now before congress, Haleafcala s ncluded n the boundares of the proposed Hawa natonal park, for the establshment of whch the measure would provde. On February " the House commttee on publc lands held a hearng on the bll, at whch tme Prof. Thomas A. Jaggar, Delegate Kalananaole, Judge allou, and Sec retary Desha spoke on behalf of the project at much length. So far as s known, the commttee has not reported. The orgnal bll dd not n elude Hale aka la, but only the area on the Dg sland ncludng the craters of Klauea and Mauna Loa. The present bll, ntroduced on January 20, takes n practcally all of the upper slopes of Haleakala, and ncludes an area of 21,150 acres. Accordng to the report of the hearng, the commttee appear ed to be very favorably dsposed to the dea, and ndcatedthat all t wanted to be assured on was the cost of upkeep to the federal govern ment. Lndsay and Collns WnL A. Baldwn Cups By wnnng three sets out of four, A. W. Collns and D. C. Lndsay, on Tuesday won the champonshp for the Pala Tenns Club over the Puu-nen- e Athletc Club, represented by Wllam Walsh andj. B. Thomson. ncdentally they carred home the two handsome trophy cups offered two years ago by Col. H. A. Baldwn as ths was the second tme n suc cesson that they won over the Puu- - nenes. The game was wtnessed by a large crowd at the Tuunene courts, and was full of excement. The score was 63, 26, 63, 97.. DEATH OF W. G, SAFFERY. Wllam G. Saffery, a natve of Mau, but for a number of years a resdent of Honokaa.Hawa, ded at hs home on Monday, February 21, af ter an llness of some weeks. He was 63 years o ase and s survved by a The deceased was b0rn n Ulupalawfe and two chldren. akua, Mau, on February 14, 1853 Saffery was the son of Capt. Edmund Joe Meder0s, of Moura & Company, had hs rght arm panfully crushed whle testng an automoble engne, No bones were broken but he wll be ncapactated for some days. E. A. DGuthtt and C. B. Hall, of Honolulu were vstors on Mau for several days ths week. Mr. and Mrs. L. Wenzhemer, of Lahana, spent Thursday n Waluku. They were regsered at the Mau Ho tel. Papa's Objectons Ddn't Count Here Russan Grl s Backed By Mother And Succeeds n Marryng Flpno of Her Choce. When a grl wants to marry a man, paternal favor doesn't have very much weght, and partcularly so when the grl s backed by her mother. At least ths was so n the case of 16 year old Besse Kozlk, acomely Russan grl of Keahua, who was determned to marry Arseno Abellana, a less comely Flpno, of Hamakua- - poko. When the grl and her parents and her fance appeared before Marrage Lcense Agent Cum-mngon Wednesday, t vas clea Geo. -- that the father was not pleased wth the match. He protested vgorously, and offered the Flpno $200 f he would leave the country wthout hs (bughter. The ferl, however, was backed by her mother, who gave the necessary consent, and the lcense was ssued n spte of Tapa Kozk. The couple were later wed by the Rev. L. C. Kaumehewa. St. Patrcks Tea To Be Gven Bj Hgh School St Patrck The pupls of the Mau Hgh SchQol are arrangng to gve ther annual tea on Saturday Mar. 18. t s to be a St. Patrck's" Tea and the program wll cgntan a number of rsh selectons. Members of the freshman class wll gve for a part of the pro gram, a one act farce called" The Practcal Joker". There wll also be musc by the Hgh Scho0l orchestra and sngng by the Glee Club.besdes solos. On account of the fact that n pre vous years the Schnol buldng has proved too small to accomodate the attendance t has been decded to gve the tea ths year at the Paa Communty House. The sch0ol s dvded nto Commt tees for the affar as follows; and junors; Decoraton, sophmores;; Refreshment, freshmen; Fnance, the entre school. The proceeds from the tea are to be used to help defray the graduatng expenses of the recepton whch s tq be gven to the graduatng class n June. Mltarsm To Be Avoded Now, t s not desrable that the whole populaton be formed nto a per manent mlta. Such a polcy of defense would nvte mltarsm. How- Teddy Saffery, a sturdy Brtsh mar ever, f every able-bode- d man would ner who settled n Mau n the early spend a small part of hs tme fam davs and marred Wak, the mother larzng hmself wth the rudments of he deceased. of the scence of war and tranng Saffery began as a cowboy on the hmself n the effectve use of the Ulupalakua ranch. Later he became more common weapons of modern manager of the Haleakala ranch. n warfare, the defense of the naton 1897, wth hs famly, he settled n would be assured. Every ctzen Hamakua. n hs late lfe he spent should fnd tme for such tranng and much of hs tme farmng Qn hs home should consder t hs duty to be pre stead n Kapulena. pared. So, n revewng the dutes of PLANTFF WNS EJECTMENT ctzen of the Unted States, we fnd SUT N CRCUT COURT. that a man must be loyal, must have cuped most of Thursday n the sec a far educaton and must take ond crcut court and was decded n part n the work, the government and favor of the plantff. t wll probably the defense of the naton. But the be appealed to the supreme court. person who merely performs hs pre d Fred W. Mlverton, of Honolulu, scrbed dutes, s followng the path the plantff, E. t. Bevns appearng for the defendant. The prop zen, for he has no real concern for hs of least resstance, and s no true ct well-benerty u queston was sold on foreclos country's The true Amer ure of mortgage about two years ago, lean, on the other hand, s unselfsh but the defendant s tryng to show that the sale was not legally or equab ly made. The tral of an ejectment sut o L- - Wenzhemer vs. D. K. Kahaulelo, oc- - and s wllng to sacrfce personal ambton n the performance of any act that nvolves the welfare of the State. Heren les the dfference between the ordnary man and the true ctzen, whch s not one of wealth, power, nfluence or learnng, so much as of patrotsm and an unselfsh devoton to one's country. Sealed tenders have been called for by the publc works department for the constructon of about a mle of new road n the Kulaha dstrct crossng the east Kulaha gulch, concrete brdge s also called for, The bds wll be opened oa March 20 Scarcty Of Frut May Cause Plantng Prospect of Better Prces For Pne apples Lkely to Stmulate Opera tons n Haku Dstrct. The shortage of ths season's pne apple pack, whch t s estmated wll be about one fourth less than last vear, and the prospect next year and the year followng wll sec even a greater fallng off, has renewed the hope of Mau growers that prces wll be materally mproved. Ths pros pect wlt probably stmulate plantng n he Haku dstrct to a very consd erable extent. t s expected that a meetng of the homesteaders wth the management of the Haku Frut and rackng Com pany wll be held wthn a few days, at whch tme t s beleved that the growers wll be gven some better assurance than they have had n the past that they wll get a far prce for ther product. Some form of a guarantee that they wll receve not less than $15 per ton, wll probably be ask- - by the farmers. The cannery at present s buyng the larger part of ts frut, and t s understood was able to make a snull proft on ths, al though the growers lost heavly. The dsnclnaton of the growers to plant much n the past year, however, has caused the Haku company to n crease ts own acreage by several hundred acres. A hu of homesteaders however, has recently planted about acres, beng fnanced n part n ths by the cannery. May Put Mauna Kea On Once aweek Run Company Clams Busness Does Not Justfy Present Servce Hlo People Patronze Bg Boats. t s reported on authorty from Honolulu, that the nter-slan- d steam- - Mauna Kea, wll probably soon be put on a weekly schedule to Hlo nstead of the one whch sem-weekl- y she has mantaned for several years. f ths s done, the Saturday salng up, and return past Lahana Monday nght wll be cut out. Hlo people are makng a bg protest, but the com pany clams that the run s not a proftable one, and that Hlo people are gven to patronzng the bg vessels when opportunty offers, whch s stll further cuttng nto the busness,?... GOOD GSOWNG WEATHER... Good, heavy rans ths week n the Lahana dstrct, as well as on the wndward sde of the sland.prov-e- d very tmely and welcome. Plantng n the Kuaha and Makawao ds trcts had been consderably nterfer ed wth by the dry weaher of the past three weeks. The season generally has been favorable, however, and the corn and other crops already planted are n very promsng condton. TWO GAMES OF POOR BALL,.Two loose and unnterestng games of ball were those played at the Wa luku park last Sunday. The Chnese were so late n arrvng that but sx nnngs of the frst game were played, but n ths bref tme the score stood 15 to 5 n favor Df the Chnese and a ganst the Wakapus. n the second game the St. Anthony's defeated the Asahs by a score of 6 to 2. Next Sunday's game wll be 1. tween the Chnese and Sants, for the frst event, and the Wakapus and Asahs wll play second. A better brand of ball s expected. Sendng Flpnos o Coast. Accordng to the Honolulu rapers, O. A. Steven, who recently conducted a campagn to sell laud n Calforna to local Portuguese, now has a scheme to send 3000 Flpno laborers from Hawa to the mperal Valley, Calforna. By the last Great North ern, t s sad, 35 Flpnos departed for the coast, presumably to spy out the promsed land for ther fellow- - countrymen. 3rd Regment Track Some Meet A Bg Success Good ndvdual Scores Made Capt. George Cummng's Wns Honors Of Day. Company The frst, annual athletc meet of the 3rd regment, natonal guard of Hawa, whch was held at the Waluku baseball park last Saturday, was a most encouragng success and aroused not only much enthusasm among the men of thevarous companes, but also a great deal of nterest among Maul folk generally. The attendance was good, and the results were most satsfactory to both men and offcers. Capt. Geo. Cummngs' company, wth 34 ponts to ts credt, won the contest, Company M takng second place wth 27 ponts. The other companes that made p0nta were Company H, 21; Machne Gun Company 16; Company, 12; and the Tuukol Company, 3. A. Robnson, of Company M. made the best ndvdual score, totalng 25 ponts n all for hs contngent. L. Sterlng of Company H, made 20 ponts. Much credt fqr the success of the meet s due to Capt. Chllngworth athletc offcer, who had the arrangement of the detals of the day's New Wreless Orperator For Lahana Staton B. E. Fenn, who for the past year has been wreless operator at the Lahana staton, was releved on Wednesday by Charles Mulleltner, who has been n charge of the Mutual Company.s staton at Wahawa, Oahu Mr. Fenn has left the servce of the nrttl rnmnnnv tr tnlrx a nnuhnn n Honolulu wth the Pacfc Commercal Cable Company, and has already d wth hs famly. Mr. Mulleltner, who s one of the oldest employes of the Mutual company.has brought hs wfe and daughter wth hm and has g0no to housekeepng n the cottage connected wth the staton. Volnst To Play On Maul. Mau s promsed a real muscal treat n the concerts to be gven ths evenng at Lahana, and on Saturday evenng at the Waluku Orph-euby Mr. George Caspar, the Hungaran volnst, asssted by Mrs.J. C. Vllers as accompanst and Mr. H. Washburn Baldwn, as vocal solost. The war n Europe, whch upset hs plans, s prmarly responsble for the presence of Mr. Caspar n the sl ands, and t s clamed by Honolulu muscal crtcs that he s one of the very fnest performers on the voln that has ever been heard n Hawa Several persons n Mau who have heard Mr. Caspar play are confdent that hs talents have not been over rated. Many Vst Haleakala. Sxteen persons n all spent the nght n the Haleakala rest house last Sunday nght. t s the largest crowd that the new house has yet been called upon to accomodate, and was made up of several dfferent partes. Manager Feld, of the Mau Hotel, wh0 s also a member of the rest house commttee, states that there has been a constant stream of vstors to the mountan for the past week 0r more, many of them beng toursts. MARRED. KELNO- - LYONS n Pearl Cty, Oahu, Feb. 20, 1916,Samuel Kelno and Mrs. Rosale Enos Lyons, Rev Wllam Kamau, pastor of the C0u gregatonal Church of Ewa, offca tng; wtnesses E. C. Watson and Ella Foster Hardy. Mr. Jump of Los Angeles, says Ha wa has the best fshng n the world n Kobala, you can put a dollar' worth of fsh nsde your purse n the same space the dollar occuped. f Kabla Mdget BG VERDUN BATTLE? S STLL UNDECDED u French Have Succeeded n Holdng Teuton Tde Back But Another Ferce Assault Has Begun.---Submarn- es Agan Actve. HONOLULU, March3 Crcut judges are between the devl and deep sea. Declare mlls of Odd cannot grnd wthout money for expenses. No person knows where that s comng from. Legslatve relef mprobable and Governor s uncertan. An amended bll for the establshment of natonal parks n terrtory has been receved. Report of house commttee favorable to passage of measure. Reserve proposed s to nclude volcanoes of Klauea, Haleakala, and Mauna Loa. Bll sets asde great acreage as a preserve. Text of letter wrtten by Secretary Lane endorsng project, accompanes act. WASHNGTON, March 3 Opposton to polcy of presdent doomed. Solons pledged to support of Wlson's stand. Gore resoluton warnng ctzens off armed shps already beaten. Gore says lson sadwar between Amerca and Germany mght have a grateful effect of endng European strfe by mdsummer. LONDON, March 3 Merchantmen to use guns only when attacked. Brtsh admralty makes publc formal nstructons to skppers. Fve vessels sunk by Teuton deep sea raders. NEW YORK March 3 German rader stll at large. Rumor that mystery shp had been captured proved to be unfounded. PARS March 3 Germans begn another ferce drve aganst Argonne front. Massed artllery at many places covers advance of Teutons around Verdun, whch are repulsed easly by French. Losses of crown prnce sad to be enormous. From Woevre dstrct and other ponts along battle lne come reports of more futle attempts of Kaser to destroy enemy. LONDON March 3 Lord Derby declares recrutng handcap ped by exemptons whch varous classes of workng men may secure. Te s dsapponted n hs campagn. NEW YORKMarch 3 Floatng mne sank brtsh torpedo boat destroyer. All offcers and 0 members of crew pershed. LONDON. March 3 Elzabeth, queen mother of Roumana known as Carmen Sylva, s dead. She was loved all over the world. Wrote poetry whch charmed world. TOKO, March 3 Announced that Brtsh mnster to Pekng wll soon transfer to another post. Rumored Ambassador Green, Bru sh mnster to Japan wll be recalled, and Chna mnster wll succeed hm n offce. HONOLULU. March 2 Bond ssue for cty hall and roads s... t - layor splan. v..ty executve to lay nnanca pjoocus u...f.. oeut- - sum a-r- s n mportant message. Publcty proposed to let voters know facts, f specal sesson of legslature s called, t wll be preceded by publc lccng. Estmate of bond ssue from $5011,000 to $7S0,O00. All urv trals and grand jury forced to halt. Terrtoral courts aralvzed untl July by exhauston of funds on hand. Court offcal Sux-rvsors ace jal f they ad fnancally. cannot assst courts m excess of $14,500, the appropraton to cover perou endng junc ou. Only an act of the legslature can help, says Attorney Carden. Supervsors are powerless. BUENOS ARES. March 2 Reported from Montevdeo that wreless message was ntercepted here whch says Brtsh crusers have German sea rader, ether the or the Roon. Prze tak- - captured Moevc n to Trndad. PARS, March 2 130,000 Germans lost at Verdun. Battle now halted. Press and publc mystfed at cessaton of lghtng there. LON DON.March 2 Fort Zaux, on west front, bombarded and destroyed accordng to German reports. Germans concentratng force of 90,000 men at Busy, 16 mles east of Verdun. WASHNGTON, March 2 Presdent Wlson reterates stand upon travel ssue. Challenges vote. nssts that Amercan travel at ea 1 ot 1 ha be satecuarded. Presdent told charman louse commttee ne wll not consent to any compromse on subject of armed shps and tra vel at sea. Would have foregners understand, by vote ot congress, that the country s not dvded on ths pont. LONDON, March 2 German submarnes busy. s vessels re portted sunk. Three Brtsh smacks wrecked. Crews landed at Lowe stoft. talan steamer Lhz sunk. Russan steamer Alexander ucntzer sunk. 18 of crew drowned. 11 rescued. ROME, March 2 talan government notfes the Unted States that talan merchant vessels wll contnue defensvely armed. HONOLULU, March 2 Negotatons under way for the purchase of Palmyra, s rumor. Chcago Grls' Club, represented by Mss Mare Holmes would buy sland to make an Adamless Eden. Grls would establsh home there. Breckons' poltcs arouse opposton. Desre of Honolulu attorney to be a republcan natonal commtteeman strs strfe. Recutng plot fades nto nothng. WASHNGTON, March 2 Presdent Wlson wns n fght for travel rght on hgh seas. Takes frm stand on queston, refusng to go onwth negotatons untl solons vote on resoluton now pendng. Refuses to accept note of confdence proffered. Congressmen opposed to hs polcy run to cover when they fnd he sgong to carry hs pont wth naton. Presdent tells congrcssmenthat unless they stop makng moves whch embarrass hm he wll stop negotatons wth Germany. SAN FRANCSCO, March 2 Funeral of late James C. wll be held n Oakland today. Mr. and Mrs. John A. wth hs brother James and wfe left for coast to attend the funeral. SYRACUSE, March 2 New York state democrats gve Wlson ther support. Charman n keynote speech denounced republcan fscal polcy as dsastrous. LONDON. March 2 Verdun tells Brtsh economy only can wn conflct. Mnster of empre naugurates campagn to nduce people to conserve resources for great economc crss sure to come. Stuaton along west front contnues quet whle Germans and the French are gettng ready for another ttanc struggle. Brtsh extend lne and bg guns belch. WASHNGTON, March2 Cruser Tennessee wll carry Amercan delegaton of nternatonal hgh commsson to (Contnued on Page Fve.)

2 THE MAU NEWS nnr.l kl, lout t) at Wnlku, Mun, hxvh, hb ' onl cubh mutter..1 hffulltan lftr l ullnhra n tht ntrtrst of the Teople wufa '. fy 'y. WLL J COOPE.l, n MAU PUBLSHNG COMPANY, MTE.D, Proprlttn and Pullthcra S hs. kt Hun Rat s, $2. Ml.m Ykak n Avancr. EDTOR AND MANAGER ; MARCH.V l'mn. : r.h' s.v' th:.'.(" Man as wll as Hawa wll sutler stnm-d- l tn nt r slanl Conp.ux. n--, ml M,..m n put (n- Manna m, l.tk 'M a nne, wnk m h dlr ll jnoplc ale put slng, hut whther lny wll be a' lr n, 'lnph anx lluyg at lt m nt s ll abl ul.. u l1 tn- n) ', tu M.ll a nn n.m..n. has a lul m n ) t v of n Ul la busness, n u- - s m l..l ll.l max appealed to n such ).M. llll,11 UH lt lll.lt llll Wllk t llt 11)11 n lft ploltahlc s lnt.s--...p.n tn- busness. llr company taken as a xxholc, lk l a r.sl.l.u.n Ths s a ' m.l- tl. las nunc o he jc pl.lhx nmts,n. pblu sru 'ln-ms-. And n w of tn1 1 r. s n a l.'ll.n s ul sn plus, al form nl' astuk ' lrl llu- p, last wnk, am tn- l.ut that ts shares lar 'r held,t Mf lt, n double tn l.ut' xaluc m a turn--, t ran scaclx 'l,nl tlat t s tlu.t l wth '.nk l'. Tlr nl-- sland s n 1'suss n vt ' lu' '. h as w ll as tn pax dx dcnds. f tn- mx ce s nut l; 1. tn- publc has a xcx alnl nc,ht to demand that l be nudl-s- t. t t t t u.('('.vn,.nr.u m: v...'c.v com tout. h' lavs an f una Club, w m las ns hcc,un Us second x rar of, su should m an nun h t tn- slands as - a xxholc aul great l'al more tu Mau n pa tu ulal. 'or n the uut xx.rtcs m tn- - n- slf - ul ths sland unc (slu s at ts lust. Tn' devotees of lght t.uklc fshng form a larc,e group of nanlal spo sm n and snu tsw otu n. and they an- - begnnng n learn ul what Hawa has tu r n wax of th r faxortcd h. flu. v- s m ust,n that they xxll. n a fcxx x cat's, form a xcry consderable colony n tn- slands, and t Mau s wllng tu take a lttle trouble ths sland should be llu- ecnt r ut ths colony. Some attractxe tmslud beach cottages mar l.ahana. xxlth these toursts mght rent, xxuuld 1'ut'at'lx vl m tns drv tut. aul at tn- - satx- tn- l'- an - x'ml-kn- t n snt. M" uus- - xxx- mll - mhho dux- xx harx x'.s.hut uasuuh as th's- - tsh-r-tul- arc nut afrad uf tn- water, - thx v an- - the uus least a't tu he kept a xx ax on am'ut uf puur laudms. a u n a n HALT.. K.. J J X.l TtOX.ll. '. KK. lllakala xxll he a part uf the threat natunal park xenl. f the hll nuxx 1' fue eu'.t;ress U eumes a laxx. t sees unlx a matter uf 'e untl Klauea and Mauna l.ua xxll be funned nto sull a park, and taat la eaka.a s nuw nnuded n the same ll shuuld he a matter ul eunvalulatum. '1 he lluse eumnutec xxhuh nuxx la? the lall under adxsnent. seents treud'.x, 1't wants tu he sure that there s no m the xxuud ple t'efure t reports. l would seem tu l'c en- - lre proper and lmelx tor l the Mau chamber ot commerce to do xxhat t m x toxads svtlmy such doubts, fur f our mountan becomes a na tonal pak. t wll probably follow that most of our present problem.-conccrnm;- ; loads and f als and rest hoss xxll be permanently solved 8 W St lhe Honolulu chamber of commerce s aam ound; the nuest on, '"what can be done for the solder", and s askng the solders themselxes to answer. Most of the reples ndcate that the men would lke to be treated lke men, by cvlans. Hoxv they can expect ths when the army system s such that they can't ct recognton from tlerown ottccs, except wth quaht natons, s dffcult to see. 'or nstance, the mad or matron xxho xxould make frends of solders, has her choce of ollecrs or enlsted men but she can't ms the txxo socal ly.no matter bow democratc her feelngs. Of course, the system and vx!l contnue to le one of the bjcst stum-'l- blocks to makng the army jupular n the country. xxlch may nut be an unmxed blessng. B 8 o n..t.-u.- u ( ;v7'. x.7.; t Mau s tu ave a cunty fa.r next tab t must be a pcl-'- lar, else t cannot be a success. t j.o'tc'h.k must take the lead, and the clumber uf commerce has most properly s.e ft to call a nketl't. or t.'c ' ruw afternoon n order that tc 'U'po.s'.un max be d'.scuex! The aeetn;j s not just a a c r 1 ' g of lb.- - ncm-'cr- eer.'ol. w h s nterested ar.d can do so, s expected to be present The chamber dues not propoe to ''run" the tar- nor should anv o:e --jruup or o.m - l.alon be 'lrmtted to do so. W hat s needed s the heanv covrat of a'l Ma and then success s a foregone concluson We do not recommend our board 'f supervsors to look to llu'.'1 ulu fur suggestons as to hoxv to handle county fnances. 1'rum th dstance l appears that the C'abu board has wallowed n a tunc of e.x....,..,. uaxa"acv unu nas 'ecome so mvovco mat. exrcat'on 's op.-es.- s xvhout ad. t therefore how lny tor the Terrtory to pul! t out of t.x" tnancal slou-jl- t'ro''l an extra scs.so; ut V.'x cslaluc. t s t a pleasant po.spcct, and t certanly reflects no credt 'po the me:t"p ls o tle Terrtorv 'rvate.ahuoks vas drunk, le attempted to enter a dsreputable n ase n Loojlu. Prvate Henderson, on jjuard dutv, placed hm un ter arrest. L.abrooks ran, and Henderson shot hm n the neck. He wll probably d'e. Henderson was probably obeyng orders, and the man who s.sued the orders wll probably not be brought to task - he was a system of dscplne. le as v erv cheap. Some svsteus of dscplne hu'l luma') H H H ts K Accordng to all reports Mau s prncess n the floral parade n 11" jolulu, 'a.st week, w a one of the mu.--t admred leatues of he br' a ' cant. M.s.s L'.leu Copp, mounted on Angus Mcl'hee's magn cent pacer lcne"vo. wth her co'ps of attendants),.'resented a most strkng sj..a cle. t costs, some lttle trouble and cxcnse to be thus lepesented ml s sjreat carnval, but there are tew who feel that the labor and money are not well spent A de-- s rehearsal o the (Juccn Rsther cantata s to be held tns ev e'g at the Communty House. The pc r ormacc, whch s "le l t c n.'.a aml.'tou.s e er tmderake bv amateur talent on Mau xsll tuke place on Satnrdav. March 11. U rector Harry Washburn Raldwm a the meml'es o the C'horal Club deserve much credt tor what they arc accmplshng towards promotng musc n the comuunv. -- n t E r THE MAU NEWS. FRDAY, MARCH 3, KAHULU RALROAD CO'S Merchandse Department Moblzed for Servce Lumber Cement Doors Wndows Whte and Colored Cotton Waste Galvanzed Ppe and Fttngs Galvanzed Flat Sheets Galvanzed Corrugated Sheets Galvanzed Fence Wre Galvanzed Staples Cast ron Sol Ppe and Fttngs Cocks and Valves B. B. B. Crane Chan Etc. ytv WHY NOT ENTRUST YOUR NEXT 0R DER TO AN ORGANZATON LKE OURS XO'TCH The Specal meetng of the Mau Clumber of Commerce wnch s to be h,;ld n the D.streCourt-roon-, W'aluku, on Saturday. March 1 xxll convene at '. M. and not 2 '. M as heretofore announced. Remember: '. M. Not (nly members, but ALL, ct.es nterested n the proposton of holdng a County Far on Mau durng th" comng summer or fall are earnestly requested to attend and express ther vews. L 11. Case Secretary, Mau Chamber of Commerce. Telephone No Kahulu, Mau, T. H.!

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BG TWN TWO SPEEDS wth Quck-Actn- g ndan Starter.$ AS ABOVE, Fully Equpped wth Magneto. Generator, Accumulator, Electrc Horn, Electrc Head and Tal Lghts $ H.- P. BG TWN THREE SPEEDS, wth Quck-Actn- g ndan Starter $ AS ABOVE, Fully Equpped wth Magneto, Generator, Accumulator, Electrc Horn, Electrc Head and Tal Lghts $ for Catalogue. Also Sold on nstallments. O. HALL & SON, LTD. HONOLULU. SENECA CAMERAS Compact, Lght n Weght, Neat n Appearance, Effcent n Acton THE FNEST CAMERA MADE Hawaan News Co., Ltd. Young Buldng, Honolulu, Many Lves and Much Money Lost n the Flood nsure Your Lfe and Depost Your Money Wth THE FRST NATONAL BANK OP WALUKU. General Bankng and nsurance THE MAU NEWS, FRDAY, MARCH 3, t THE BATTLE OF MARATHON. And the Mound Under Whch the OH Grecan Heroes Rest. A great Grecan nndmnrk s tho Soros, tho mound erected over tho graves of 102 Athenans who fol n tho bnttlo of Marathon, Aug. 12, 490 B. O. Tho mound s about forty feet hgh and 300 yards n clrcumferenco. Underneath the mound He the heroes who ded n ths most decsve vctory whch prevented the Persans from nvadng Europe. Tho battle had hardly begun when tho Ferslats n mmensely superor! force, doubtless ten to one, pulled themselves together nnd by sheer mass broko through tho Greek center. But ths hod been calculated upon beforehand. MUtlades employed strategy, makng hs lne wealc nt the center, nnd allowed the Persans to break n. Then, wth hs heavy masses nt the ends, he ground tho Torson wngs to peces nnd fell upon ther center. The most stubborn fghtng, npnrt from the bnttlo nt tho shps, was probably nt ths spot, half a mle from the shore. Sx thousand four hundred Persans lay on ths plan and along the shore, whle 102 men of Marathon lay wrapped n glory on the Held. t was long suspected thnt the heroes of Marathon were burled under the mound, but Mr. Stnls, one of the Greek cphorl of antqutes, studyng tho plan, came to tho concluson thnt the surface of the sol had been rased by alluval deposts eght to ten feet nbove tho level of 400. C. n 1800 he drovo a trench wth a downward slant nto tho center of tho mound nnd found tho bones of the heroes wth ther weapons bealdo them. Strand Magazne. SNKNG SHPS. f Completely Submerged They Must Go to the Bottom. Answerng a correspondent who wrtes: " am very anxous to And out whether a shp wll snk f the bottom of the ocean s nt great depth or, at least, at such depth that the weght of the water would be greater than the weght of the shp. t s the opnon of many that at a certan depth tho shp would reman suspended nstead 'of snkng, to tho bottom. Flease explan the exact truth of the matter," Edgar Lucon Larkln n the New York Amercan says: "Any mass that wll entrely snk below the surface of the ocean wll snk to the bottom of any sen or ocean on earth. Ths s because water la almost ncompressble. "Enormous pressure n hydraulc presses hos been made npon dstlled and also upon sea water, and the dmnuton of volume that s, ncrease of densty s only for ocean water for each atmosphere, 1. e., each addton of ffteen pounds to each square nch. Then water soaked wood would bo ncreased n densty by very nearly the same amount. "Hence f all of the wood n a wooden shp snks below the surface t must go to the bottom. The queston of reachng the bottom of the ocean s decded for any knd of matter of any shp or boat by ts behavor at the surface. f all of the materal of the boat snks at all below the surface, then t wll fall to the bottom of any sea, there beng such a Blght ncrease n densty of water at the bottom of the' deepest ocean." Heght of Waves. Among the most trustworthy scentfc measurements of ocean waves are those of Lleutenunt 'arls of the French navy. The hghest 'waves measured by hm were n tho ndan ocean between tho Cape of Good Hope and tho sland of St. Paul. Thrty waves measured durng a northwest gale there averaged twenty-nlu- e and one-ha- lf feet n heght, and sx of them, followng one another wt beautful regularty, were thlrty-eove- n and one-hal- f feet n heght Some stll hgher waves were seon, but not measured. n a moderate breeze the length of a wave was found to be about twenty-flv- e tmes ts heght, but n a gale Only eghteen tmes. London Globe, A Knd Wsh For Mother. The found hs mother lookng a bt unhappy. "lave you a pan, muvver?" he asked sympathetcally. 'When she nodded he thought u mnute and then ex--. clamed: " wsh a fary would come and turn your pan nto a pece of cake." Then the small boy asserted hmself over tho angul chld, addng, "And would eat t" New York Sun. One of the Famly. Stranger notlco your name a Do Maryon. Are you related to the wealthy De Muryona of Bolgrava? Poor but Respectable De Maryon am a a dstant relatve, sr. "ndeed owj dstant?" "Well, sr, as, dstant as they can keep me!" What Rulaa the World. When Napoleon caused the names of hs dead BulHert to be nscrbed on tho face of Pcunpey'a, pllar some one crtcsed the, act as "a more bt of magnaton." "That la two," repled Napoleon, "but magnaton rules th world." Lost Preoautlon. "Your. ault, my dear, sn't seaaoo-able.- ". "That's odd, when got.u pepper am salt one too.' Baltmore, Ajuerlean. Honolulu Wholesale Produce Market Quotatons SSUED BY THE TERRTORAL MARKETNG DVSON. Wholesale only. Feb. 28, BUTTER AND EGGS. nland tub butter,.b 28 to.30 Eggs, polcrt Oahu, doz 4", Eggs, No.,- - sland, doz 38 to.40 Eggs, No. 2, sland 23 to.33 Eggs, duck, doz 35 ", durk.27 ', POULTRY. Brolers, lb (2 to 3 lbs) 33 to.35 Young roosters, lb 30 to.33 Hons, 11) 2G to.27 Turkeys, lb 40 Ducks, Muscovy, lb 25 to.28 Ducks, lekln, lb 25 to.30 Ducks, Hawa, doz 5.40 VEGETABLES AND PRODUCE. Deans, strng, geen, lb..08 to.10 wax, lb..10 to.12 Beans, Lma n pod, lb 03 Deans, Dry Mau Red, cwt 4.50 to 5.00 Calcos cwt 4.00 to 4.50 small whte, cwt 4.50 to 5.00 Beets, doz bunches,..3r Carrots, do, bunches 4l Cabbage, cwt 2.00 to 3.00 Corn, sweet, 100 ears 1.90 to 2.00 Corn, Haw small yellow to " " large yellow to Peanuts, small, lb 04 Peanuts, large, lb 02 Green peppers, Bell, lb 10 Green Peppers, Chll, lb 05 Potatoes, sl, rsh, (none n narket) Potatoes, sl, rsh, New 02 Potatoes, sweet, cwl 1.00 to 1.50 Onons, Bermuda, (none n ruarket Tnro, cwt 50 to.75 Taro, bunch 15 Tomatoes, lb OG Green peas, lb 08 to.10 ' u.'.unbors, do tol.10 Pumpkns, lb 02 to.02 FRUT. Allgator pears, doz 1.50 Danana, Chnese, bunch 20 to.50 Dananas, Cookng, bunch to 1.25 Dreadfrut, doz 40 to 50 Fgs, Grapes, sabella, lb..10 Oranges, Hawaan, to 1.25 Lmes, to 1.00 Pneapples, cwt 73 to.85 Watermelons, (none n market). Pohaa, lb 08 to.10 Papaas, lb 01 to.02 Strawberres, lb 20 " LVESTOCK. Beef, cattle nnd sheep are not bought at lre weght. They are taken by the meat companes dressed and pad for by weght dressed. Hogs, up to 150 lbs, lb 09 to.11 HogB, 150 lbs and over, lb.. 09 to.10 DRE8SED MEAT8. Beef, lb 11 to.12 Veal, lb 12 to.13 Mutton, lb 11 to.12 Pork, lb 15 to.17 HDE8, Wet Salted. Steer, No. 1, lb 14 Steer, No. 2, lb 13 Kps, lb 14 Goat klns, whte, each 10 to.30 Snoop skns, each 10 to.20 FEED. The followng are quotatons on feed f.o.b. Honolulu: Corn small yellow, ton " large yellow, Corn, cracked, ton, to Bran, ton to Barley, ton Scratch feed, ton Oats, ton to 30.0 Wheat, ton to Mddlngs, ton to Hay, wheat, ton to Hay, alfalfa ton to Alfa' fa meal, ton Wl &e Gasolne ofqualfy gves you more mlesto thedol-lar-. Carburetng qualtes account for that no waste of gas. Dealers everywhere Standard Ol Company way of a Tran n span. Even the Creep Along at Exp-esse- Though They Were Weary, Tho tran ths mornng s a corrco (express), but everythng s so new that yon feel no more hurred than the tran and rather enjoy ts ways. t creeps nto tho staton quetly nnd carefully, ns f n fenr that somo hen mght havo lad ono of thoso numerous flno Spansh eggs on tho track and t mght get broken n a too reckless Sometmes but ths doesn't happen frequently t slows up when near to ono of the smallest of the multtudnous statons nnd sneaks by wthout stoppng, as f ashamed or afrad. When t does come to n standstll t lstlessly sldes bnck a bt and then sldes forward a bt and then rghts tself onco more and then straghtens up wth n Jerk, ns f t were tred und U muscles not obedent to wll. Then for a few moments every ono cautously wnts to seo what further t ntends. About the tme t s thoroughly stop-posome one puus at the cord attached to the tongue of tho staton bell and gves three sgnals to let tho passengersand any ono else who may be nterested know that the tran has offcally arrved, nnd a o staton calls out, "Snn Pablo, ocho meanng that thero wll bo eght mnutes of watng. Grant Showerman n Atlantc. ROYAL ETQUETTE N JAPAN. A Member of the mperal Famly Can De Only n Tokyo. Surely there never was a more grm Journey made than that of the dowager empress of Japan when sho came for the last tme to Tokyo. Sho had ded n her pnlnco n the country. But tho Japanese hold that a member of tho mperal famly can de nowhere except n Tokyo. Therefore tho dead empress, theoretcally stll alve, Journeyed from her country place to tho palace n Tokyo wth all the ceremonal that attended her movements when lvng. Sho traveled n the royal ralway car and was drven through the streets to tho palace n a court carrage wth the blnds closely drawn. The mnsters nnd hgh state offcals who greeted her on her past arrvals n tho captal were at the staton us usual and showed n no way that on ths occason they were meetng the corpse of the empress. Troops lned the streets nnd presented arms ns sho passed. Only the great crowds n tho streets, standng n slence nstend of loudly cheerng, betrayed the fact that the mperal carrage contnlned a dend woman. York Sun. New Wllng Hmself Well. An nterestng exnmplo of a man wllng hmself well s that of "Orgnal" Walker. Tho thng was the work of a moment He had been readng Ccero's "Do Orntoro," nnd some passage suggested to hm tho expedency of makng tho mprovement of hs health hs study. " rose from my book," ho wrtes, "stood bolt uprght and determned to bo woll. n pursuance of my resoluton tred many extremes, was gulty of mnny absurdtes and commtted many errors amd the remonstrances nnd rdcule' of those around me. persevered, nevertheless, nnd t s now, beleve, full sxteen years snce have had any medcal advce or taken any medlclno or anythng whatever by way of medcne." London Chronlelo. Swam Too Long. The attorneys for the prosecuton nnd defenso had been allowed ffteen mnutes each to arguo tho caso. Tho attorney for tho defense hnd commenced hs argument wth an alluson to tho swmmng holo of hs boyhood days, le told n flowery oratory of tho balmy ar, the sngng brds, tho Joy of youth, the delghts of the cool water. And n tho mdst of t bo was nterrupted by tho drawlng voleo of tho Judge. "Come out, Chawucey," ho sud, "and put on your clothes. Your ffteen mnutes aro op." New York' Publlo Schoola. Publc educaton n New York cty began wth tho foundng of tho Freo School socety n The socety Started n a small way, dependng for a tlmo upon publc subscrpton. By an act of tho legslature n 1842 the board of cducutlou was establshed. Tho Freo School socety contnued to conduct ts schools untl 1853, when, by mutual consent, they were all taken over by the board. Now York Amercan. Flrat Ad. "A woman can bo Just as self relant and ndependent as a man," sad Mrs. Flnson defantly. "Mebbo she can, Lousa, jnebbo she can," sud her husband, "but not whllo sho wears frocks that hook up the back!" Loudon Telegraph. Seemed AT Rght. "Mamma, why don't you want mo to play wth that Kudger boy?" "Bocnuso, dear, know the famly. He hasn't good blood n hm." "Why, mamma, bo's been vacclnnted twce, and t wouldn't take ether tme." Makng Up. "Gong to tho dansant tonght, Clar ce?" " haven't mado up my mnd yet. Beg." "For the love of Tote! Aren't you satsfed wth whnt you do to your face?" Cornell Wdow. t Entered cf Record Deeds ELZABETH KAMAL & USD to Al bet Keawe Kul 611G) Kahakuloa Kaanapal, Mau. Aug 20, $1 &. love.. A. Baldwn WF to Trs of Est. of Henry P Baldwn; nt n shares n hu land Peah, Hamnkualoa, Mau & nt n 3 A land Pueohall at Hamakunpoko, Mau. Feb 4,1916. $600. OM KF.KPEWA & WFto Samuel Ke- - Kl'EWA pc land Paunau, Lahana, Maul, Feb 11, $700. LOSANA K KEKAU to Casse A Drunmond nt n 4 prs land Ha- - KAl'LA SYLVA WF to Zelc Coek- - ctt, Ap BP 1 Wa-kap Kul fg Mau. Trb 12, 196. $150. WLLAM J COELHO & WF to J S Souza nt n hul land Peald, llama-kualor-, Mau. Sept 28, $70. HATTE M MAPLE ET ALS to Rch ard Burns et als; nt n t P 2843 Kanao, Makawao, Mau. Jan $125. L A HALAO to Jerry Burns; nt n pes land, Wnluku, &c, Mau. Feb. 24, $250. R A vvadsworth t WF to Y Yaroa- - moto; por Gr 2885, Pulehukl, Knla, Mau. Jan 31, $1 & Y YAMAMOTO to K A Wadsworth; por Kul 9019, Ap 1, Pulhukkl, Kula, Mau. Jan 31, 1916 $1 & FRANK t COELHO &. WF to Alfred K. Tng, por Kul 420. bldgs, &c, Owa, Wauku, Mau. Feb 21, $2000. Mortgages KANA KAAHUE to Young Men's Savs Socy Ltd; 2 pes land Walehu, Mau. Feb 28, $200. JOSErl K KAW to Casso A Drun mond nt n Gr 21S5 Puuomaa, Kau- - na etc, Mau, Feb 16, $50. po, Mau, Feb 16, $30. ZELE COCKETT & HSB to Kaula Sylva; Ap 1 t P 3120 Kul8586 Wakapu, Mau. Feb. 12, $75. Agreements. SCHUMAN CARRAGE CO, LTD, to Matthew Hanu to sell for $375 automoble, Mau, Feb Power of Attorney KEAHALAKA (w) to James K Lota Specal powers, Mau, Feb 28, Leases. AUGUSTNHO DO REGO to Tanaka koduchl, A land Pulehukl, Kula, Maul.Feb 9, 1916, 10 yrs $83 per an. at MARRAGE LCENSES Feb. 23. Antone Slva Pomba.Jr., 27, Wauku; and Mary Alce Monz, 22, Kula. Ceremony by Rev. Fr. Atha- - nasus. M. Tomoko, 32. Wauku, and Hat- -?uo.' rata, 20, Lahana Ceremony by Rev. Sugmoto Feb. 28. Juan Lubnnay, 23, Emma Kawawa, 17. Both of Wahee. Ceremony by Father Justn. Emlo Caso, 21, Catherne Kawa wa, 19. Both of Wahee. Ceremony by Father Justn. Feb. 29. Cheung Kook Chung, 33. Camp 't, latto Te, 17; Camp 8. Ceremony by Ensgn Chas. Puck. Joe Gomes, 20, Mary Perera, 20. Both of Wahee. Ceremony by Father Justn. Mar. 1, John C. Cnbral, 25; Wauku, Augusta F. Phllps, 27:Maknwao. Arseno Abellana, 21: H.uuakuapo-ko- ; Besse Koze, 10; Kcshua. Cee-mon- y by Rev. L. B. Kaumehewa. THE NEXT MALS. Mals are due from the followng ponts as follows: San Francsco By Ventura, Men 6; Lurlue, Mch 7. Chyo Maru, Mch 10 Great Northern, Mch 12; Wlhelm- - na, Mch 14. Yokohama By Tenyo Maru, Mch 7, Nppon Maru. Mch 22. Australa By Serra, Mch 21; Mals-- ua, Mth 31. Mals wll leave for the followng ponts as follows: Sun Franssco By Tenyo Maru, Mch 7; Matsona, Mch 8; Lurlne, Mchll; Great Northern, Mch 16. Yokohama By Chyo Maru, Mch 10. Australa By Ventura, Mch 6; Nagara, Mch 22. on ar- (Mals subject to correcton rval of shps.) C ' 3 Speakng of Eyes. Top!'' "Yes, my son." "Kttens are not much nso untl they get ther eyes open, are they?" "No, my boy." "Well, pop. s t tho same wth pota toes?' Yonkers Statesman. Some Claa. "'m afrad the new cook wll b lttle too lofty for us." "Why?" "She came n a taxcab." Lousvlle Courer-Journ-

4 4 THE MAU NEWS, FRDAY, MARCH 3, TELEGRAPH NEWS OF THE WEEK TARTS Feb. 29 Losses of Germans at Verdun appallng. Reports from Verdun and elsewhere say Teutons have pershed. Attacks of Germans n masses aganst French trenches, gave French opportunty to mow down enemy n heaps, wth artllery fre and machne guns. German prsoners taken on last day of fghtng say French frng was hell on earth. Took 4 days to check Teuton drve. WASHNGTON Feb. 29 Rear Admral Knght tells solons that navy s not rcadv for real servce. Says t s but 50 per cent ef fcent. n statement ssued at state department, the post sem-offc- on of the admnstraton regardng submarne attacks upon armed merchantmen s made clear. Yankees must not travel on vessels arm ed for offensve. State department says ctzens journey upon such craft at ther own rsk. Upholds rght of shps to act on cletensve. PHLADELPHA. Feb. 29 For frst tme n the hstory of sugar cane plantng of the sland of Cuba, cargo of product has been brought nto the ctv bv ral. ST. LOUS Feb. 29 Three klled and many njured when 5 cases of dynamte, stored n Maplewood sewer works exploded. More than 30 houses destroyed. HONOLULU. February 2S A water-gat- e for harbor s the plan of dry dock man. W. T. Donally wll show plan and drawngs for great water front structure. WASHNGTON. February 28 Repeal of free sugar clause pro gresses. House ways and means commttee authorzed favorable report on bll by unanmous vote. Ull wll come up tor vote n House on nurs c'av. PARS, February 28 French arc hurlng back the German at tack at Verdun, Pans bulletns declare, llcy thnk ttle has changed wth Alles ganng. Berln says advances are contnuous.and that the French reserves have been exhausted n frutless effort to retake Fort Douamont. The Mcuse s cleared. WASHNGTON, February 28 n new note to Washngton from Germany, the Teuton government says t has no ntenton of revokng any pledges gven n the Lustana case. Germany sees no reason for changng nstructons gven her submarne commanders wth reference to armed merchantmen. HONOLULU, February 28 Captal stock of nter-slan- d Steam Navgaton Company has been ncreased to $3,000,000. Bg melon s n form of stock dvdend. Old offcers reelected. LONDON, February 28 Russan steamer Petshanga sunk. 15 members of her crew saved. Dead of steamer Maloja, sunk yesterday, number 151, accordng to latest summary. Estmate of saved s are stll unaccounted for. Among the rescued was a baby entrely n Leave 11 P. M. January 15. February 4. February 26. March 18. Aprl 3. Tho best for Francsco Arrve 11 A. M. January 20. February 9 March 2. March 21. Aprl 8. Dr. S. E. LUCAS Optcan Eyes examned and tested. Offce: 1107 Alakea St., corner of Hotel, Honolulu. Agents n Hawa for ARMCO RON Roofngs Culverts WRTE FOR BOOKLET : Honolulu ron Works Co., LMTED HONOLULU AND HLO WA1LUKU-LAHAN- A AUTO SERVCE Cars leave Market street, daly, about noon. Leave Lahana 8:00 A. M. daly..'... Good Comfortable Cars Phone Honolulu-Sa- n Uchda 8. S. THE PALACE Auto Stand OF THE PACFC Flumes Waluku, Careful Drvers Waluku Great Northern Pacfc Steamshp Company "GREAT NORTHERN" FOUR AND A HALF DAY SERVCE. Frst Class $65.00 and up. Tourst $45.00 and $50.00 For rates, nformaton and lterature, apply or wrte FRED. L. WALDRON, LMTED, Agents, HONOLULU t HONOLULU, February 28 Arrests here expose plot of Brtsh : a :. r- - M llll a: l f L',, c..;, 11 ll MJUllS lll V. 1 MUVUM.V.'VH.VVU.' of buyng dscharges for enlsted men and sendng them to Europe. Many promnent local persons nvolved n conpracy.sav" local atl.-- les. Names not yet dvulged. Letters and cablegrams show Randall v :u n conspracy wth some of hgh Brth offcals n Washngton. t s that?2(mxx) has already been expended n Honolulu purchasng dscharges. Marshal Smddy promses a sensaton when more arrests arc made İV Tf s r.nnrllmr nf starts Roosevelt boom on manland. ' d former secretary of the nteror, 8 cago prases sentments of the doctor. He s recommended as dclc-;;t- e to the conventon. Mrs. Tom Rurnnghan. ded suddenly at the Queen's hosptal yes-rda- v afternoon. PARS, February 28 German drve loses force under blows of French. Reports from Verdun front most conflctng. Apparently Teutons are beng held frmly by Joffre. Pars clams enemy s now drven back. Dspatches repeat statement that ncreased pressure on nvaders s forcng them to wthdraw from lnes ganed. Berln dspatches contnue to say French arc not ganng any lost terrtory. OTTAWA, February 28 Cablegram to mnster of mlta here declares that French arc now drvng Germans back past forts of Doua- - umont.. BUFFALO, February 28 Governor htman, n speech made on Saturday, pleads for compulsory mltary tranng for ths country. for peace. lade plea for preparedness LONDON, February 28 Nearly all of passengers and crews of the P. & O. lner Maloja and a freghter, Empress of Fort Wllam.sank n sght of Dover. The Maloja struckloatng mnc.and whle gvng assstance to the lner's passengers, the freghter struck another mne and went down. SPOKANE, February 28 A. Pke, aged 96, oldest Mason, ded here Saturday nght. navama. P,n 9 P.m.nna s not nleascu wth Gocthal s lata. Republc says Adamson bll wll volate treaty between Unted States and Panama.. BERLN, Feb. 26 Germans advanced 3 mles from strong fortress Terrfc slaughter. Both sdes makng clams. Pars confdent of checkng tde. Rumor that French forces are to delver counter attack at rght moment.. LONDON. Feb. 26 London predcts that prncpal result of German attack at Verdun wll mean tremendous losses for attackng sde. SBON Feb. 26 Premer Costa, of the chamber of deputes, savs attempts have been made to damage 7 German and Austran shps nterned n Portuguese port, whch the government had requstoned. He savs government s prepared. BERLN Feb. 26 Reports from Austran press headquarters predct that Durazzo, Albana, wll soon be captured by Germans. Announcement of capturng of Champ d' Neuvlle by Germans erroneous. CORTONA. taly, Feb. 26 A mltary tran was deraled here today. 9 klled, 50 njured. LONDON, Feb. 26 The Brtsh steamers Denady and lunncl have been sunk and 7 of crews mssng. Heavy fghtng s takng place at Ten Vths between Turks and Russans. Turks forced to retre. Were outnumbered. WASHNGTON, Feb. 26 Democrats hold acton n check. The True Amercan Ctzen By Herbert S. Wells. (As mentoned n last week's Mau News, the frst prze n the essay contest held by the Sons and Daughters of the Amercan Revoluton, was won by a Mau boy, Herbert S. Wells of the senor class of the Maul Hgh School. One of the two second przes was won by Mss Vrgna McConkey, and of the ten thrd przes, three were also won by Maul Hgh School students Mss rene Wells, Mss Constance Rose and Mss Anne Walker. Mr. Well's essay was especally hghly complmented by the judges and s well worth readng.) n speakng of the true Amercan ctzen we are accustomed to call to mnd the lves of such men as Washngton, Frankln, Lncoln, Webster Grant and many others whose names have been preserved n hstory as patrots and lovers of ther country. Cut we must remember that they were extraordnary men. t s not really neces sary that one be unusually learned or Efted to be a good ctzen; and ndeed t s often the case that not all men of unusual accomplshments make fne ctzens. We fnd that any man, no matter how poor or how humble be may be, who does hs duty to hs coun try, s he true ctzen. Now the dutes of a ctzen should be n proporton to the prvleges he enjoys. Such beng the case, we Amer cans are under greater oblgaton to our country than any other people, for wo have dstnct prvleges that few other people possess. Freedom nherent Rght We have, frst of all, the rght to ha free and to be happy. The enjoy ment of ths prvlege nvolves a great deal, whch may be expressed by say ng that we are not slaves, but ourown masters; and we are so protected, both ndvdually and as a naton, that f we are not happy n our freedom, the blame must be lad, not to our government, but to ourselves. Every Amercan, too, wth very few exceptons, has the rght to take part n the naton's government. n fact, no other country grants ths prvlege s0 lberally to ts subjects as does Amerca. The whole government controlled by the people, personally and through ther representatves. The mportance of ths prvlege of the people cannot be overestmated, for t ncludes most of our mnor prvleges of everyday lfe, such as our rght to worshp as we please, to own land, and to make wlls controllng the dsposton of our estates, prvleges, the restrcton of whch by a tyrr&ncal government, would seem unbearable. So we see that our prvleges are very generous and Our dutes then, must be many and mportant. The frst duty of any ctzen s to be loyal. Ths apples whether a per son be a natve or a naturalzed Amercan; for anyone who lves n the en joyment of our specal prvleges should be true to the country that grants them. Another duly of the true ctzen s to be educated. Ths does not necessarly mean to have the learnng of a college professor but smply to possess suffcent educaton and enough general knowledge and common sense to enable one to realze hs great prvleges and perform hs ordnary dutes. Thrdly, no ctzen can better ad hs country than by takng an actve part n the work of the naton by havng some busness or professon. The exstence of so large a populaton n Amerca depends prmarly upon our agrculture, manufacture, and com merce, and those men are to be admr ed, whose efforts have made possble the rapd advances n these ndustres durng the past few years. Ctzens Should Do Duty We have already seen that the entre government s controlled by the people themselves. Now, n order that the government run smoothly, t s of prme mportance that each ctzen perform hs alloted part n t. Every man has the rght to vote, and ths rght should not be abused for t s more than a mere prvlege, t s a sacred duty. Every vote should be cast wth the honest purpose of help ng to choose the very best publc of fcals to admnster the government. Agan, t s the dutyof those specally ftted for the work to be wllng to serve the people, when called upon, ether wthout recompense.as jurymen wtnesses, etc., n the admnstraton of justce, or as regularly pad hold ers of publc offce. An mportant duty of these publc offcers s to provde for the natonal defense. The great war n Europe has shown us that there can be no peace untl democracy has trumphed over monarchy, and hence, that for many years to come, no naton can feel safe wthout adaquate mltary protecton t s the polcy of our government to provde ths defense, and our country beng rch and prosperous, there can be no lack of money to buld all the battleshps and other armaments ne cessary. But sklled men to use these tools are not so abundant. Our coun try does not requre mltary servce of ts ctzens, and as a result, we have nothng on whch to rely n case of dre necessty, but a small stand ng army and mlta. t SEND THE PCTURES you care about TO US We arc experts n Developng, Tralng and Enlargng. Your Pctures am Flms wll be returned by the next steamer. HONOLULU PHOTO SUPPLY CO., Ltd. Fort Street Honolulu 3BC uberod Roofng The Standard of all Treparcd Roofngs. "RUBEROD", stands for qualty the best on tho market. SEND FOR SAMPLES LEWERS & COOKE, Ltd. Lumber and Buldng Materals KNG STREET, HONOLULU. LAHANA STORE MPORTERS AND DEALERS N GENERAL MERCHANDSE WHOLESALE AND RETAL, GASOLNE LAHANA Est AND DSTLLATE N DRUMS STORE W0RK8 FRENCH LAUNDRY J. Abade, Propretor. B. YOSHDA Pala Agent Telephone 1141 DRY 3EE CLEANNG 777 KNG STREET, HONOLULU. T. H. HGH CLASS WORK QUCK DELVERY Waluku, Maul, T.. Phone 1491 M. UYENO Kahulul Agent P. O. Box 13 WALUKU HARDWARE CO. Successors to LEE HOP General Hardware, Enamalwara, Ol ttovaa, Twn Mattlnft, Wall Papare, Mattraaa, Etc., Etc., Eta. COFFNS MADE AT SHORT NOTCE. J? Prnted Letterhead Adds dstncton or "class" to your correspondence. t sn't only the busness frm or professonal man who now rases hs correspondence above the medocre through ad of the prnter's art. Just your name and address n neat letterng at top or corner of the sheet wll add an ndvdual touch that at once rases your letter above the dead level of "ordnary". The addtonal cost per letter s trflng. But of course much depends on the prntng. tlau Publshng Company Lmted "Qualty Prnters" N.B.Wt have just receved some fne new faces suted to letterhead work. J a

5 THE MAU NEWS, FRDAY. MARCH 3, 191(3. 5 Tfct Newest.Coolest Hotel n Hawa Fort Street. Honolulu K. MACHDA DpuS Store Carres a full Tne of Drugs and Patent Medcnes, Perfumes, Tolet Artcles, Books and statonery.. Also carry a full lne of Eye Glasses. MARKET STREET, : WALUKU. ALOHA LODGE NO. 3 KNGHTS OF PYTHAS. Regular meetngs wll be held at the Knghts of Pythas Hall. Walu-ku-, on the second and fourth Saturdays of each month. All vstng members are cordally nvted to attend. A. O. MARTNSEN, C. C. F. A. LUFKN, K. R. & S. Crsco FOR FRYNG FOR SHORTENNG, FOR CAKE MAKNG. NAKAGAWA Expert Talor, SUTS OF EVERY DESCRPTON MADE TO ORDER. Comfortable and stylsh 1914 Cadllac at your servce. Rates reasonable. Kng up NUNES, Paa Tel. 205 WHEN N WALUKU VST H. OKAMURA'S ce Cream Parlor on Market Street. Cold Lunch Served at all Hours. Orders for lea Cream Promptly Attended to. MERCHANT TALOR T. KAWAKAM Frocks, Full Dress, Tuxedo Suts and Coats of the latest styles Made to Order Perfect Ft and Satsfacton Guaranteed. Vneyard Street, GVE US A TRAL. THE NEXT MALS. Walluku Malls ars due from the followng ponts as follows: San Francsco By Great Northern, Feb 21; Manoa, Feb. 22; Matsona, Feb Yokohama -- f By Tenyo Maru, Mch 7. Australa By Nagara, Mch. 3. Malls wll 1mlt for the followng ponts as folc wa : San Francsco By Wlhelmna, Feb. 23; Grea; Northern. Feb. 26; Manoa, Sanoma, feb. 29. Yokohama By Persa Maru, Feb. 29. Australa Makura, Feb. 28; Ventura Mch. 6. (Malls subjt'ct to correcton on arrval of shps.)! "My plata s damp"complaned a traveler, who as (lnng n a waysde hotel. "Hueh" whspered hs wfe, "That's your 60up. They serve emal portons n war tme' TRCK CF THE FUNNEL. Blowng Out a Lght Through t s. Easy f You Know How. To Mow (.tt n cnndlp, usng n funnel to blow through, seems n rdculously ensy thng to do. Hut nsk nny frend of yours to try t md see what happens. Ten to one he wll try to blow through the cup so ns to force hs breath through the narrow neck of the funnel. As ths s not nn ensy thng to do le wll flatten mouth md nose n lls endeavors, whle tryng to force ds face nto the small cup. Then ho wll reverse the funnel and blow nto the neck, and when he does not succeed n extngushng the lght he wll blow harder and harder and fnally he wll admt that he s beaten. n blowng through the neck of the funnel he has drected the funnel drectly at tho lght, so that the flame s exuetly opposte to the place where the nock of funnel Jons tho cup. V'ou, on takng the funnel from hm, nclne the funnel so that ts upper edge s on n level wth the lght. You blow gently. Tho lght s extngushed at the frst puff wthout nny of the desperate effort whch your frend put forth. f you ponder n moment you wll realze why you succeeded and why your frend faled, ns breath on enterng the cup or funnel spread n all drectons, and tho tny current of ar was dspersed upward and downward, so thnt, ns he neatly leveled tho center of tho funnel at the flnme, no current of ar over reached t. You, on tho contrary, hold the upper wall of tho funnel on a level wth the flame. The current of ar started by your breuth, on reachng the edge of the wall, streamed onward n the drecton gven t by tho restranng wal and on reachng the flame snuffed t out Boston Amercan. BRNGNG DOWN A PCTURE. Henner Had a Way of Makng the Louvre Offcals See the Lght. t s a pty that Henner s dead. He had found on excellent means to force the conservators at the Louvre to brng down the pctures that bo Judged had been placed too hgh. He made use of ths' method n "Su-sunuthe case of e an Ban" ("Susanna nt the Bath") of Tntoretto. Twenty years ago ths masterpece was hung u the gallery four meters from the floor. nenner was furous at ths njustce. But he dd not permt hs auger to ap pear, ne contented hmself wth com ng from tme to tme u the mornng before the vstors were numerous n the halls and n the most courteous, tone requestng the keepers to furnsh bm a large double ladder. The keepers referred the matter to the conservators, sayng thnt ths ladder was asked by M. Henner, and they were mpressed wth the necessty of respondng to the wsh of tho old mas ter. Then he placed the bdder before Su sanna, mounted the steps slowly and. when nt the top, remaned a quarter of an hour absorbed n the contemplaton of the marvelous pantng. He then descended as phlegmatlcally Workmanshp and Perfect Ft Guranteed. Carres a full lne of the latest styles and Cloths. Gve me a tral to convnce you. MARKET STREET. : WALUKU and, wth a Que smle, sad n bs Alsatan Jargon: "Mercl pour Pejelle. Je sus dres gonteut!" ("Thanks for tho AUTO F"OR HRE, ladder. am much pleased!") He went through ths maneuver half a dozen tmes at ntervals. At last the conservators understood. They had "Susunne au Ban" unhooked and gave t a place of honor n the square salon, where t s now. Crl de Pars. Tax n Hats. Not only have hats at varous tmes been subject to taxaton, but have even been made the subject of specal laws. Thus n Henry V.'s regn none was allowed to sell hats at a larger prce than 20 pence or caps for more than 2s. 8d. Some compensaton, however, for ths nterference wth free trade could be found u the fact that n 1571 on Sundays and holdays every one above seven years of age was requred to wear a cap of wool of Englsh make uader penalty of 3 farthngs' flue for every day's neglect Loudon Chron cle. The Rabbt's Danger 8gnal. So long ns t sts stll the ordnary rabbt s almost ndstngushable u a feld of bracken, stubble or dry grass, but us soon as t begns to run toward ts burrow the whte patch on ts tall betrays t. Ths whte patch, whch nt frst seems lke a falure of adaptaton, has ts spocal functon t acts as a danger sgnal to the young rabbts and shows them the way by whch they cau escape from the threatened danger. London Mall. Farthest North Ctes. Dawson, the Yukon captal, and Farbanks, ts neur Alaskan neghbor, are, uext to Hammerfest, n Norway, the farthest north ctes n tho world, am at the lattudes of sxty-thre- e and sxty-fv- have such comfortable appurtenances as electrc lghts, dully newspapers and ppe organs. Not Lke Hm. The Vcar 'm surprsed at you, Mggs. Why, look at me. can go nto the town wthout comng back Mggs Yesh, ur. But 01 be so popular. London Telegraph. Too Vgorous. "Why are you prejudced aganst golf? You never saw a game." "No; but once beard part of one." Judge. TELEGRAPH NEWS OFsTHE WEEK (Contnued From 'age One.) Sou tl Amerca. Secretary McAdoo wll le among memlcrs DULUT March 2 War scare n ths county due to reports that a mysterous drgble was flyng over cty, exploded when found arshp was hut a toy balloon whch fell on docks n neghborng cty. LNCOLN, March 2 Former Senator Theodore '.urton, of Oho s not n the presdental race, las wthdrawn hs name. LONDON March 2 Offcal statement of last nght says German zeppeln flew over certan porto ns of southeast coast of England droppng bombs. Damage n mltary sense, nothng. HONOLULU, March 1 Mayor Lane has fve reasons why extra sesson of legslature should be called. Governor 'nkham ntmates may kll sesson f congress neglects Hawa's needs. Sx delegates to Chcago conventon are chosen already. Republcan leaders have arranged slate whch Aprl conventon s expected to ratfy. Probable delegate from Oahu, R. V. llrcckons, A. L. Castle ; Hawa, Kuho and W.. Beers ; Mau, Harry A. Baldwn ; Kaua, Charles A. Rce. LONDON, March 1 Today opens Germany's new submarne campagn. News reached here that Brtsh steamer Thornahy reported sunk wth crew all klled or drowned. Assocated 'rcss says censorshp prevents gvng detals of snkng. Vessel ether torpedoed or struck mne. WASHNGTON, March 1 Congress soon to vote on travel measure. Presdent Wlson awats decson. LONDON. 'March 1 Germany demands that Portugal release sezed merchant shps n 48 hours. PARS March Comparatve quet 1 today on west foft near Verdun. Mltary observers declare German offensve defntely halted. Berln slent as to Verdun battle. NEW YORK, March 1 talan lner, Amerka, armed, s beleved to be now n war zone. Carres 182 cabn and 1700 steerage passengers for New York. Vessel saled from Naples Feb. 23. Nothng heard from her snce. MANCHESTER, March 1 Brtsh steamer Aspraea from Phladelpha, laden wth ol from Standard Ol Company, caught fre whle dschargng cargo. WASHNGTON March 1 War department asks congress for appropraton of $40,000 for land defense for Hawa, ncludng the nstallng of search lghts and acquston of rghts of way. Appropraton s characterzed as mperatve. HONOLULU, March 1 Republcan leaders squabble for Chcago conventon. Kuho seems to be the only canddatewho has a sure thng. He wll attend. WASHNGTON, March 1 Wlson nssts that bckerngs n Congress come to nstant stop. Democrats jarred by powerful letter from Presdent tellng them to cease squabblng as t tes hs hands. German submarne campagn makes captol anxous.. Whte Star company offcers urge Amercan passengers to transfer bookngs to shps of Amercan lne. LONDON, March 1 Lord Robert Cecl ssued formal statement denyng admralty has ssued orders to armed Brtsh merchantmen to attack submarnes. Merchant captan ordered to fre only when attacked. Germans delberately twsted constructon. NEW YORK, March Gen. Das lands n Mexco to lead aganst Carranza government, to begn today at Oxaca. TOKO March 1 Manchu and Yunan factors have unted to attack Yuan Shh Ka. Wll bend efforts towards overthrowng government ṖARS, March 1 French stem Teuton wave along the whole chaotc lne near Verdun and n Woevre regon stll further brokpn by artllery. Troops of crown prnce lose captured trenches. Frst rush of forces of Kaser carred 12 mles of Alles front wth capture of 17,000 prsoners and manv guns. WASHNGTON, March 1 Presdent of naval college says Amerca should have strongest fleet. Frst drgble las been completed and 50 more such craft needed. Auxllary vessels are esscntal for effcency n navy. LONDON, March 1 L. P. Lochner, secretary for Henry Ford peace party, ordered to leave Germany. He says he spent only 3 days n Berln when ordered out. TOKO, March 1 Great storm swept Odawara. Many sampans beleved lost. Government to send vessels n search of fshng fleet. WASHNGTON, March 1 Mnster Uamabro, ofncaragua, made formal statement last nght, declarng hs state department announced that revoluton n that country was delberately fomented n New Orleans n hope of preventon of the ratfcaton of the Amercan treaty. PARS. Feb. 29 n ferocty and fghtng the battle of Vedun, now n the sxth day, ranks as one of the greatest battles of the war. German strokes now dmnshng n smashng power. Renewal of severe offensve expected. Opnon of press today s that stuaton s decdedly better from French standpont. Germans fallng n great masses. Bombardment north of V.erdun contnues ferocously. BERLN. Feb. 29 Woevre plan n part of Verdun battle, s Thousands of Alles solders captured. Statement today declares German submarnes are ready to strke n new submarne rulng regardng armed merchantmen. Austra makes smlar announcement. WASHNGTON, Feb. 29 Germany's latest submarne communcaton was dscussed today by Presdent and cabnet. No decson as to polcy arrved at. Further data s awated. talan lners Guseppc Verd and San Guglelmo, carryng guns to clear from New York on assurances from talan government that armament was for defensve purposes only. PARS, Feb. 29 French auxlary cruser Provdence sunk Saturday n Medterranean. 296 survvors landed at Malta. 870 n all saved. LONDON, Feb. 29 Reports from Petrograd say Turks are evacuatng Trebzond. HONOLULU, Feb. 2$ Kuho returned from Washngton today and says repeal of free sugar clause s certan. Thnks a few democrats wll fght measure, but s certan t wll do them no good. No money n sght for Kalh harbor plans. Old projet voted $106,000 whch Kuho thnks may be transferred. The Klauea natonal park bll s on calendar n House. ' Nomnaton for presdent of the chamber of commerce takes place March 15. F. V. MacFarlane or Geo. W. Smth may be elected presdent. Davd Walsh, former Massachusetts governor, arrved today and says Roosevelt s now ganng strength n east. Wlson s leadng n n race for presdental nomnaton. HONOLULU, Feb. 29 Specal sesson of legslature s necess ary n the opnon of the majorty of numbers of suervsors to get Honolulu out of fnancal dffcultes. Thnk ths s the only way to prevent fnancal collapse. Crcut court must retan wthout money. Board refuses another appropraton and trbunal may have to suspend busness. Forbes acount of.$98.55 pad fur dnner to senators whle n Washngton, s to be assaled by njuncton. Judge Wlder wll begn legal attack ths mornng n the crcut court. ncdental exjenses of superntendent of publc works declared llegal. Pressng clothes, dnners pleasure jaunts, and other charges set forth. LONDON Feb. 29 Snkng of talan hosptal shp reported from Rome. Snkng of Maracharo off Albanan coast results n los of many lves. Vessel beleved to have struck Austran mne. Wounded solders and nurses persh. V1ATS0N NAVGATON CO. 26$ Market Street, San Tranche, CaJfcrna. FREGHT AND PASSENGER SCHEDULE January February March Steamer Lurlne 92 Jan. 4 "Hyades 59 Jan. G EnterprEe..131 Jan. 8 Wlhelmna.. 78 Jan. 12 Manoa 25 Jan. 18 Matsona Jan. 26 Hlonan Jan. 27 Lurlne 93 Feh. 1 Wlhelmna.. 79 Feb. 9 Enterprse Feb. 12 Manoa 26 Feb. 15 Hyades 60 Feb. 17 Matsona Feb. 23 Lurlne 94 Feb. 23 Wlhelmna.. 80 Mar. 8 Hlonan Mar. 9 Enterprse Mar. 11 Manoa 27 Mar. 14 Matsona..., 29 Mar. 22 Lurlne 95 Mar. 28 PLGHT Arrve Jan. Mar. 12 tolnd PORTS a. Matsona... s. Wlhelmna OF CALL. To s. Manoa s. Lurlne ) To s. Hlonan S. S. Hyades. Hawaan 1916 Hawaaa lalaada ArrT Arrve!. S. P. Jan. 11 Jan. 18 Jarr. 25 Jan. 25 Feb. 2 Feb. 12 Jan. 16 Jan. 22 Jan. 31 Jan. 18 Jan. 26 Feb. 1 Jan. 25 Feb. 1 Feh. 8 Feb. 1 Feb. 9 Feb. 15 Feb. 14 Fel). 23 Mar. 2 Feb. 8 Feb. 15 Feb. 22 Feb. 15 Feb. 23 Feb. 29 Feb. 20 Feb. 26 Mar. 6 Feb. 22 Feb. 29 Mar. 7 Mar. 7 Mar. 15 Mar. 25 Feb. 29 Mar. 8 Mar. 14 Mar. 7 Mar. 14 Mar. 21 Mnr. 14 Mar. 22 Mar. 28 Mar. 27 Apr. 5 Apr. 13 Mar. 19 Mar. 25 Apr. 3 Mar. 21 Mar. 28 Apr. 4 Mar. 28 Apr. 5 Apr. 11 Apr. 4 Apr. 11 Apr. 18 To all Forts va Fugct Sound. S. S. -- Enterprse For Hlo Drect. S. S. Lurlne Carres Lvestock to Honolulu and Kahulul. S. S. Enterprse To Hlo Drect. ndcates that steamer carres gasolne and combustbles. SUBJECT TO CHANGE WTHOUT NOTCE. Begnnng wth the "Wlhelmna," No. 77, scheduled to leave San Francsco December 15th, and the S. S. "Hlonan," No. 92, scheduled to leave Seattle about December 25th, the ocean freght rate wll be $4.00 per tqn nstead of $3.50 per ton between San Francsco and sland Ports and Seattle and sland Ports S oja 55 8 o5 4 53ja Jan. Fel). Feb. Mar. Honolulu and Hllo. Honolulu and Kahulul. Sfme 3able'3(alulu Slalroad Co. Daly Passenger Tran Schedule (Except Sunday) Tn followng schedule went nto effect June 4th, TOWARDS WALUKU '3 4 S a a U 4 44, PUUNENE TOWARDS PUUNENE STATONS m- W- DVSON HAKU A..Waluku..L ,L....A 0 6 5o , Kahulu.. a.o A L S2' 42'x 47 L" Spreck- - "A 7 oaj 5a a" elst"e "l JJr h....a ;' 2 05:4 10 rata A.X, 7 7 'a 07 4 a U" "A llama "kuapoko a 5;4 20 U. ZX 7 33, Pauwela.. A. JL '''l7 2 2?U 10 L.. Haku..A oj ja 3oj4 35 Mles STATONS TOWARDS 10 TOWARDS KAHULU a. Mles! connectng 2 50(5 ll 00.0L..Kahulu..A' ( lAruuuene..L fjg All trans daly except Sundays. 2. A Specal Tran (Labor Tran) wll leave Walluku daly, except Sundays, at 5:30 a. m., arrvng at Kahulul at 5:50 a. m., and wth the 6:00 a. m. tran for Puunene. 3. BAGGAGE RATES: 150 pounds of personal baggage wll he carred free of charge on each whole tcket, and 75 pounds on each half tcket, wk baggage la n charge of and on the same tran as the holder of the tcket For excess baggage 25 cents per 100 pounds or part thereof wll be charged. For Tcket Fares and other nformaton see Local Passenger Tarff. C. C. No. 8, or nqure at any of the Depots. - " 1 ttttttttttttttlhtuttttttl The Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd. BUY8 AND 8ELL8 REAL ESTATE, 8TOCK8 AND OND8. WRTES FRE AND LFE NSURANCE. NEGOTATES LOANS AND MORTCAGE8. 6ECURE8 NVESMENT8. A Lst of Hgh Grade Securtes Maled on Applcaton. CORRESPONDENCE SOLCTED. HONOLULU, HAWAL P. O. BOX 141 s.

6 6 Personal Menton Lesle. Duke, who for the past year has been a resdent of Waluku saled for the Coast, last Saturday, and wll probably not return. Hs home s n New England. E. S. GUln, who has been connected wth the Mau loan fund as draftsman left last Saturday for the coast. Manuel Olmos, foreman of the Maul Publshng Company, returned from Honolulu on Tuesday where he had been called by the death of hs nfant daughter. Mr. Olmos expects t0 move hs famly to Waluku n a short tme. Mr. and M s. W. A. Anderson, and two chldren, formerly of Nahku.but who have been on the coast for the year, were arrvals n Honolulu last veek by the Great Northern. Superntendent Wllam Walsh of the Knht'u Ralroad, has been commssoned a captan of the 3rd Regment, natonal guard, from February 11. J. T. Foster, of Faa, saled from Honolulu on Saturday last by the Great Northern on a busness trp to the Coast. John raner, of the Honolulu tax dvson, was on Maul ths week check ns up he tax returns of varous Cor poratons. Mss Volet McKee, of Ulupalakua, was a departng passenger for the manland by the Great Northern, last Saturday nght Attorney George A. Davs, of Honolulu, who spent last week at Ulupula-l;ua-, as the guest of Dr. Raymond, returned home last Frday evenng. Mss Ellen Copp, who represented Mau as an sland prnress n the floral parade n Honolulu, last week returned home last Saturday. H. Knberg, manager of the Amercan Can Company's plant at Haku, has been commssoned frst leutenant of the guard. Nelson Kaloa. of Pauwela, has been dscharged as corporal of the 3rd regment, and apponted second leutenant. Harold W. Rce, of Paa, has been apponted second leutenant, and ordered to report ff)r examnaton. A. Pomha, of Waluku, spent Jast week n Honolulu, takng lu the Carnval. W. O. Aken was a returnn,? pass-mae- r from Honolulu on Saturday. Weekly Market Letter. Recommends Cold Storage For Eggs Tll Prces Move Up Vegetables Very Scarce Hogs Slow Brngng Hens From Coast. February 28, As wll be seen by the quotaton sheet green vegetables arc gettng scarcer and dearer every week. Strng beans have reached the hgh mark of 12 cents a pound whch s a new record. These hgh prces are the result of the heavy storms durng January. s'and eggs are plentful and had there not been large crowds n Honolulu last week prces would have dropped to 35 cents, n fact some eggs are beng sold at ths fgure. f eggs go below 35 cents sland producers should make arrangements to put ther eggs n cold storage untl better prces preval. All poultrynen should have a small rubber stamp for markng ther eggs wth ther name and address and the word "guaranteed". n ths way t s possble to work up a good prvate trade whether eggs are sold drect or through the Marketng 'Dvson There has been good demand for poultry durng the past week, especally for chckens. The Dvson mported last week, for a local man, 5u0 layng hens drect from Petalu-ma-, Calforna. They were all Whte Leghorns and they started busness by layng 78 eggs the frst day after arrval. ( The lve hog market s very poor at the present tme. Producers who can get 10 cents a pound on the other slands would do well to sell at home as t s hard to get more than ths fgure n Honolulu. By sellng at home the freght and loss n weght n transt are saved. There s good demand for beef and veal at market prces. n shppng meats consgnors should be careful to see that carcasses are protected from fles whle co0lug. A shpment re ft Pertnent Paragraphs S $."..v-.v-.."..".."..'...,...,..v...l...,...,,,,v,..v , Elaborate preparatons have been made by the Maul Cadets for ther dance and drll to be gven tomorrow evenng at the Tala Communty House. Some fne exhbton drll work may be expected. A request s made that natonal guard offcers attend n unform. The proceeds of the affar are to be used n buyng unforms for the boys. There are 12 applcatons for the j()b of deputy santary nspector for Mau, accordng to Chef Santary nspector Osner. Examnatons for appontment to ths poston, under cvl servce rules, wll be held at 9 o'clock tomorrow mornng n Waluku. The new lght dmmng ordnance for automobles passed by the board of supervsors at ts las t meetng, went nto effect on the frst of ths month. Autosts who have not observed the law are lable to arrest. The trp of Superntendent of rublc Works, Charles U. Forbes to Washngton, cost $ , accordng to the expense account submtted. The attorney general has been asked to pass upon the varous tems. Antone Slva Tomba, Jr., the well known Waluku auto drver and Mss Mary Alce Monlz, of Kula were marred on last Sunday by the Rev. Father Athanasus. The ffth of the Sx Saturday Nghts Dances wll be held at the Knghts of Pythas Hall, Waluku, Saturday evenng, March 4. The Woman's Guld of the Church of the Good Shepherd wll hold a meetng wth Mrs. A.C. Betts, Tuu-nen- e on Tuesday March 7 at 2.30 p.m. The board of county supervsors wlllmect next week for ther monthly sesson, begnnng on Wednesday. Telegraph News Of The Week HHONOLULU, Feb. 26 Shngle to resgn seat of supervsor. Press ot prvate busness the gven cause. Olaa jumped to 16 yesterday wth no sellers after annual meetng. No mmedate prospect of dvdends, Presdent Thurston says. WASHNGTON, Feb 26 System n navy s wrong, says Wn-slow- Admral, of the pacfc fleet. Tranng at worthless for practcal naval work, accordng to ths senor offcer. Grade of mdshpman should be restored. Promoton by selecton s only alternatve t osecure thebest men for servce. Senorty rule should be abandoned. Pars dscount case up before the hghest trbunal. Oral argument for tangled customs dspute begun n supreme court. Clause n act s nvald s government'-- cjam. More, than $26,000,000 s nvolved n sut. Toko, Feb. 26 Now only a queston of tme when much talked of Japanese Russan allance wll be formed Sendng of envoy to Czar s consdered proof of ths. AMSTERDAM Feb. 26 Newspa per on good authorty reports an out break n Berln, Tuesday, by people, aganst government, and cryng for peace. Cavalry called out to subdue rot. 100 persons klled. EL PASO, Feb. 26 Thrd case of typhus reported last nght. Vctm was mmgraton nspector Butler. LONDON, Feb. 26 Musselmans abandn Kut el Amara drve, s report ed. Approach of Bagdad by Russans may be reason. NEW YORK, Feb. 26 Justce Hughes has reterated that he s not a canddate for the presdency. BERLN, Feb. 26 Through efforts of Amercan consul here, shpment of analn dyes needed n makng postage stamps, has been secured. LONDON, Feb. 26 Ferce fghtng before Verdun contnues to grow n fury. Many de n snow. Tremendous losses on both sdes. Bryan telegraphs to supporters n congress.hs message beng read n the House. Wlson calls admnstraton leaders and spends mornng dscussng foregn stuaton. Outlook serous. Senator Lodge, republcan leader, on foregn relatons commttee, says he agrees wth the Presdent. Unted States government s ready to forward to Great Brtan note n further protest aganst Brtsh en forcement of contraband ordes and sezures of Amercan mals. Senate today confrmed Henry P. Fletcher as mnster to Mexco.Vote 49 to 16. celved recently was slghtly blown um u men or proper precautons. The hde market s steady at 14 and cents for No. 1 hdes. 5c THE MAU NEWS, FRDAY, MARCH 3, On the Other slands n James C. MeCandless, son of J. A. McCandless of Honolulu, was klled on Thursday of last week, near Lodl, Cal. when the automoble he was drvng overturned. He was 23 years old, and for the past year had been engaged n the brokerage busness n Oakland. Ho was a nephew of Lncoln L. and James S McCandless. He leaves a wdow, formerly Mss Rodolph of Oakland. Fber board made from bagasse, and used for makng barrels n whch to shp sugar, s one of the plans of Clnton J. Hutchns, who has had samples of the product made and tested. Kegs made from corn stalk fber have been successfully used for shppng nals and scrap ron, Mr. Hutch-n- s says. Bertram G. Rlvenburgh s to be apponted commssoner of publc lands to succeed Joshua D. Tucker accordng to report. Ho has been connected wth the tax offre but has been dropped from that place n the past few days. Governor rukham has not gven out.any statement. D. T. Fullaway, the entomologst of the Hawa experment staton who went to nda some months ago to search for parastes of the melon fly and pnk boll w0rm, s now on hs way home. He s reported to have been successful n hs msson. N THE CRCUT COURT OF THE SECOND CRCUT, TERRTORY OF HAWA. AT CHAMBERS N PROBATE N THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF KAALAUAH L A HALAO, LATE OF WALUKU, MAU, DECEASED. UPON readng and flng the petton of Kaanapu of Waluku, wheren t s alleged that the sad Kaalauh Lla Halao ded at Waluku, Mau, on the 20th day of February A. D. 1916, and askng that he be apponted admnstrator of the estate of the sad deceased. T S ORDERED that Thursday, the 30th day of March A. D. 1916, at ten o'clock A. M. be and the same s hereby apponted for the hearng of sad petton n the Court room of ths Court atwaluku, Mau, T. H. By The Court V. C. SCHOENBERG, Men. 3, 10, 17, 24, ANNUAL MEETNG. The regular Annual meetng of the stockholders of the Mau Land & Ralroad Company, wll be held at the offce and prncpal place of busness of the Company at Kahulu, Maul, T. H., on Tuesday, 14th day of March, 1916, at 10:30 o'clock A. M. F F BALDWN, Secretary. NOTCE Mr. H. J. Meyer s no longer n our employ. MAU WNE & LQUOR CO., LTD. No Placo For Lades, A famous foregn newspaper correspondent, a German, was stoppng at a 6easlde hotel where the dnng room helpers, followng the New England custom, were nearly all college grls, workng durng vacaton n order to keep themselves at school the rest of the year. The spectacled young person who presded over the table where the German newspaper man ate was undoubtedly of excellent breedng, but she never seemed to remember whether the eggs were to be fred on one sde or scrambled on both. Fnally, one evenng after be bad been served wth a meal entrely dfferent from the one he bad ordered, the foregner lost hs temper and spoke rather sharply to the young woman. "Easy there!" admonshed hs table mate, an Amercan wrter. "She's a lady, you know, old man." "But do not vant a lady," sad the German plantvely. " vant a water!" Saturday Evenng Post That the nteror of the earth s ntensely hot s proved by the ncrease n temperature observed n deep mnes and n even deeper borngs. t s proved also by the emsson of lava, whch s nothng more than molten rock, from the craters of volcanoes. But the scentsts, who mantan that the earth's teror n- s not flud but of the consstency of steel, are probably correct Just the same. Matter, when under great pressure, may be rgd even at enormously hgh temperature. The nteror rocks of the earth may be heated to several thousand degrees and stll be sold. When pushed up to the surface by volcanc acton and releved from pressure these sold, though superheated, rocks would become mmedately lquefed. The practcal deep well borers, who fnd that ther drlls are softened by the beat of the lower strata, have not got the laugh on the theoretc savants. Phladelpha Record. SAVED HS WLD GOATS. Emperor Maxmlan Wat Lucky n Havng a Wae Advser. Of the great Emperor Maxmlan t s told that once when travelng far from home he wore so sad nn expresson that a courter naked hm what affars of stato could cnuso so much concern. The emperor repled t was not the stato but bex ho was thnkng of. n hs absence ho feared a certan ponchcr, whom ho mentoned by mme, would make havoc wth the herds. Could the courter propose any preventve? The astute person thus addressed mmedately suggested a letter to the poacher's wfe, sgned and scaled by the mperal hand nnd offerng her the best slk dress that could be obtaned f the emperor's wld gonts were not touched durng hs absence. And such, alas, s the nfluence of the sex that hstory hnts the brbe wns more effectual than "all the kng's horses and all the kng's men" n the way of forest rangers and wood reeves. Maxmlan had a preserve of these anmals n the Tyrol near the Aachen sea nnd has left on record some nterestng notes and llustratons of the sport he enjoyed among them. One pcture represents hm n a bont on a lake assstng to catch an bex n a large net, whch may have been good fun, even f t were scarcely sportsunnlke. t wns Maxmlan, too, who boosted that on one occason he klled an bex at 200 ynrds wth a crossbow when hs companon had mssed t wth a gun. Seeng thnt the "fre tubes" of the perod were nbout the slowest and most nwkwnrd weapons any one could magne, the feat was scarcely to be wondered nt. London Globe. END OF THE EARTH. That Great Tragedy May Be 2,000,000 or 95,000,000 Years Away. Scentsts tell us that lfe on the earth began nbout 2,000,000 years ngo. t hns generally been accepted thnt lfe wll last for 05,000,000 years. Nnety-fv- e mllon years s a farly long tme. None of us who are alve today need worry about what wll take place 05,000,000 years hence. Even the most altrustc can scarcely be nspred by love for an nconcevably remote posterty. But the French savants are altogether dsturbng. Here comes one, M. Verronet, who snys that the earth wll permanently freeze wthn the next 2,000,000 years nnd thnt lfe wll vansh. Ths s brngng the tragedy nearer home. We would gladly accept the older reckonng. Verronet places manknd of today about mdway between the begnnng and the end. He computes thnt n the future lfe wll exst as long as t has already exsted. He specfes only one forty-eght- h as long a lfe as those who have studed n the past There s only one consolaton to be derved from the Verronet reckonng. As fnr as the nfluence of today s concerned 2,000,000 years s as good as 05,000,000. n ether event those who are comfortably laborng today cannot expect to be lovngly remembered when the cataclysm of ce makes the earth a barren wlderness. Cleveland Plan Dealer. An Eye to the Future. The late Wlson Barrett possessed a valuable old dresser who had the good fortune to be bult on the same classc lnes as Barrett hmself, and accordngly nherted bs master's cast-of-f clothes. One day somethng had upset Barrett nt rehearsal, nnd he lost hs temper. Every one stampeded out of hs way. le strode nto hs dressng room wth flashng eyes, and so ndgnant dd he feel that he ncontnently dashed bs hat wth great volence nto the corner of the apartment The fathful dresser, who knew every mood of hs master, was qute unperturbed. He merely exclamed, n bland tones, but wth a touch of reproach: ' "Here, steady, gov'nor; 've got to wear that some day!" Francs Bacon. The death of Francs Bacon was caused by hs devoton to the cause of research and scentfc nvestgaton. Durng one of hs excursons to the country he conceved the dea that anmal substances may be preserved by means of snow. He procured a fowl and conducted the experment hmself. A severe cold was the result, and n bn already enfeebled condton be was not able to wthstand t and ded of whnt we now know as bronchts Aprl 0, 1G20, aged at sxty-fv- the home of e, Lord Arundel. He was bured n St Mchael's church, St Albans. nnuendo. "s dem you all's chckens?" "Cobse dey's my all's chckens. Whoso chckens dd you s'poso dey was?" " wasn' s'posln nuffln about 'em. But wll say dat t's mghty lucky dat a chcken won't come an' ts tall when ts regular owner whstles, same as a dog." ton Star. Washng- Settlement Work. "Dd you hear about Muggns takng up settlement work?" "Yos. ne usually works hs credtors for 60 cents on the dollar." Town Topcs. One Redeemng Feature. The fool men have a lot of faults. But, bless ther hearts, they don't kss each other when they meet on the street Cncnnat Enqurer. J EVERYTHNG. V Tot ' The "V Eye and Ear- -' The Wonderful 3 K :! ABOUT THK Thng KRYPTOK LENSES s that thev combne the near and far sght portons of the glasses wthout a vsble jon- - np, havng the appearance of the regular sngle vson lens. COME OVER AND LET US MAKE jslyouarar 'WALL & DOUGHERTY Wj" Optcal Department THE HOME OF THE Stenway and Starr PANOS We have a large stock of nsde Player Panos at far prces and easy terms. We take old panos n exchange. Thayer Pano Co., Ltd. HONOLULU. HAWA. (MKttttMMMtmmmc! FULL SOLES "The REGAL way" Ths s one of our specaltes. Remember we pay parcel-pos- t charges on all repars. Send us your work. Regal Shoe Store Honolulu. AT LAST WE HAVE T "On the Beach at Wakk" NEW HAWAAN VCTOR Just say: RECORD "Send me Record No " Bergstrom Musc Co., Ltd. HONOLULU. Box 576. LODGE MAU, NO. 984, A. F. & A. M. Stated meetngs wll he held at Masonc Hall, Kahulu, on the frst Saturday nght of each month at 7:30 Vstng brethren are cordally nvted to attend. C. C. CAMPBELL, t. W. M. T. D. COLLNS, Secretary. By Authorty N THE CRCUT COURT FOR THE SECOND CRCUT, TERRTORY OF HAWA. AT CHAMBERS. N EQUTY. N THE MATTER OF THE APPLCA- TON OF WLLAM T. ROBNSON, TRUSTEE UNDER DEED OF TRUST OF JOHN FERRERA, DECEASED, FOR LEAVE TO SELL CERTAN REAL ESTATE. NOTCE OF HEARNG WHEREAS on the 15th day ol February, 1916, Wllam T. Robnson, Trustee under Deed of Trust of John Ferrrlra, deceased, dd fllo n ths Court an applcaton for leave to sell certan real property theren descrb ed belongng to sad trust estate, and settng forth reasons why t would bo for the best nterests of Pad estate that such real properly be sold and the proceeds of such sale bo nvested n securtes approved and accepted for nvestment of trust funds, and nravne that a date bo set for hearng unon sad applcaton, and that notce of hearng and tho tme thereof be gv en all persons n any wse nterested: T S THEREFORE ORDERED that Thursday, the 23d day of March, 1916, at 10:00 o'clock A. M. be ana s set as the tme for hearng upon sad applcaton, at whch tme, at the Court room of the Crcut court nt Af.Uuku. Maul. To.--, lory of Hawa, all persons n any wse nterested n sad estate are notfed to eppear ana Ehow rause. f any there be, why the prayer of sad petton should not be granted. Wtness the Honorable W. s. EDNGS, Judge of the Crcut Court for the Second Crcut, Terrtory or Hawa. V, C. SCHOENBERG, E. R. BEVNS, Attorney for Pettoner. Feb 18, 25, Men N THE CRCUT COURT OF THE SECOND CRCUT, TERRTORY OF HAWA. AT CHAMBERS. N THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ANNE THOMPSON, DECEASED. PETTON OF CHARLES E. THOMP SON FOR PROBATE OF WLL Vs DECEASED. tt TS ORDERED, that Thursday, the 16th day of March, 1916, at 10 nvncw A. M. be and the same s here n cmnnnfed for hearng of sad pet ton n the court room ot ths Court at Waluku, Maul Hawa. Dated at Waluku, Mau, Feb. 7,9o By the Court, VCTOR C. SCHOENBERG, D. H CASE, Attorney at Law, wnlluku. Maul. Hawa. February 11th 18th 25th, March 3rd. N THE CRCUT COURT OF THE SECOND CRCUT, TUlunun.1 OF HAWA. AT CHAMBERS N DVORCE. Ethel Chslett, Lbellant vs. A. M. Chslett, Lbelee. LBEL FOR DVORCE. To A. M. Chslett, Lbelee. You are hereby notfed that the above enttled sut the same beng for a dvorce from you on the grounds t, of s now pendng n the above enttled Court and that the same wll be heard and determned on Thursday the 13th day of Aprl A. D. 1916, at 10 o clock n the forenoon of sad day or as soon thereafter as may be, by the Judge of sad Court, sttng at Chambers. Dated at Waluku, Maul, T.., Feb ruary 2nd (Seal) V. C. SCHOENBERG, EUGENE MURPHY, Atty. of Lbelant. Feb. 4, 11, 18, 25, March 3, 10. SEALED TENDERS. SEALED TENDERS wll be re ceved by the Superntendent of Pub lc Works up untl 11 A. M. of Monday March 20, 1916, for constructng a road and renforcng concrete brdge n the Kuaha tract, Mskawao, Maul, T. H. The Superntendent ot Publc Works reserves the rcht tc reject any or all tenders. Plans, specfcaton!! and blank forms of proposal are on fle n tho offce of the Superlnte dent of Publc Works, Captol Buld:np, Honolulu, and wth Mr. A. L. Purdck, Agent, Publc Works Department, Waluku, Mau. CHAS. R. FORBES. Superntendent of Publc Works. Honolulu, Feb. 2S, Men. 1, 11, 1916,