FILIPINO SLASHED TO DEATH

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1 Miss Ehle Wilcox, SUUAlo Raws, (U'l Garden sland Dues, no sale Represens ' Mk. Srong The All Kauai. ESTABLSHED 904. VOL. 2. NO. 25. LHUE, KAUA, TERRTORY OF HAWA, TUESDAY, JUNE SUBSCRPTON RATES, $2.50 PER YEAR 5 CENTS PFR COPY BUSNESS TRANSACTED SEVEN TYPHOD FLPNO WOMAN TODAYS ND LATEST BY The Kauai Chamber of Commerce me in regular session in he cour house a Waimea Thursday afernoon, Presiden Avery in he chair. Minues of he previous regular meeing were read and approved. Chas..H. Wilcox, for he special commiee appoined o inerview he nerslan d S. N. Company o i he subec of beer seamship faciliies for he Waimea side of he SPORTS CHAMBER PROGRAM FOR THE GLOROUS FOURTH Capain Morrow, regimenal ahleic officer of he Fourh nfanry, las week prepared he following for he preliminars and he big evens on July Fourh: Lihue, June 3, 96. The following program of evens for he miliary ournamen o ake place a Lihue, Kauai, on July 4h, 96. is submied for consideraion and suggesions: Official Program will be furnished on Tuesday, June 27, 96. Jl is proposed o hold wo preliminary evens, one on June 8h a Kealia and on he 25h of Tune a Lihue Park for he purpose of eliminaing he poor class of ahlees and geing hings in condiion generally. Each capain is requesed o fill in n unes of compeing men on a specially prepared lis of evens wih insrucions aached. i s suggesed ha a shor parade and review be held previous o he beginning of beconpan v drills. The following is he lis of evens in he morning: OLVER CHANGES BASE Upon his reurn from abou en days ago, Manager "Dick" Oliver noified he owners of he Waimea hoel ha he would be leaving shorly o ake he managemen of Schunum Carriage Co's business in ha own. The resignaion of he manager lias been acceped, bu Mr. Oliver has consened o say wih he hoel unil a rfviable successor can be found. C. W. Spiz sae? in regard o J ne maer ha he name of he successor o Mr. Oliver is no ye known, hu ha he will ho a horough hoel num. Charged Wih Murder n connecion wih he case of he murder of one Lorenzo Tondo, Filipino, a Camp 2, Makaweli, occurring on he nigh of June (i and repored in las week's issue o his paper, he police have arresed Manuel Oinlero a n d lermogines Blase and have charged hem wili he crime. 4 Their cases will be aken up by he grand ury a he July erm. The murder was a brual one and much feeling on accoun of i has been aroused, paricularly in he Filipino communiy... Por Allen Shipping The seamhi p Mexican will arrive a Por Allen omorrow niorn, ingfrom and he coas. l is undersood ha she will huve OF com E island made a verbal repor in which he saed ha wo meeings had been held a on he subec, bu ha prospecs for beer service in he near fuure were no good, he principal reasons being he very large expense of running he seamer Kilauca and he probable lack of sufficien business o make her pay. Chairman Brand, of he special (Coninued on page 2.) PLANNED. Company compeiive drill: Each baalion will be represened by wo companies; ime allowed h for company, 5 minues. Company movemens will be given laer. The firs companv of s Baalion has o be ready a 9:30 A.M. Second company of same baalion o follow a 9:45 and prizes o be announced laer. 2. Squad compeiive drills: One full squad from each company will paricipae in his even. Squad movemens given laer. Prizes o be announced laer. Afer compleing compeiive squad drill an appropriae speech.will close he morning evens. N THE AFTERNOON. Wall Scaling: 3 eams, one from each baalion, 8 men o a eam, will compee, 5 minues allowed for enire even. N. G. H. Uniform: Service, no has or coas, no arms or equipmen o be carried, siff soled shoes, gymmar.ium shoes no permied. Squad form 40 f. from wall and finishes 40f. beyond wall; wall o be 0f. and 0f. and s. Time from pisol (Coninued on page 7) farewell ea for KOLOA TEACHERS A mos delighful farewell afernoon ea was given by Mrs. A. H. Waerhouse, of Koloa, for MissL. E. Glen and Miss Baibara Morrison on he afernoon of Tuesday, he hireenh. As usual in such evens he erm "ea" was a euphemisic misnomer for a mos aracive ioundu of beauiful decoraions, delicious viands, and vi p vacious leparec. The seing was a dream in yellow; yellow Golden Shower, yellow buerflies floaing down from a rellis of green, yellow leis knoed wih generous bows of yellow illusion, and yellow decoraed place cards. There were some hiry guess, and even Solomon in all his glory was no arrayed like uno hem. Miss Glen and Miss Morrison have been eaching in he Koloa public schools, and now depar for heir homes in souhern California, no o reurn. During heir say hey have endeared hemselves o all who were forunae enough o know hem. very lile freigh. Afer, loading 2,000 bags of sugar she will sail for he oher islands o complee her cargo. The schooner Marson will finish discharging her cargo of coal dur ing oday and will sail for he Sound. GASES ARE FOUND Children Near Nawiliwili Develop The Disease A Cleanup Waned Seven new cases of yphoid fever have developed in he pas few days in he Nawiliwili ncighlmrhood. All arc children. Five are children of a Japanese named Masuda and wo are children of Joseph, mail driver on he Hanalei roue. All have been aken o he Lihue hospial where hey are l)cing reaed. The Masuda and houses are on he lef side of he road coming from Nawiliwili oward Lihue. and are backed by he rice field. They are us ouside of he more hickly populaed secion of he own. Two cases appearing a few monhs ago no far away on he Grove Farm road enlised much concern, and he presence now of cases by wholesale has creaed genuine alarm' The medical auhoriies feel ha he source of infecion mus be gone afer a once and vigorously, and seps o ha end will be aken wihou delay. nasmuch as yphoid fever is no conagious in he ordinary sencc, quaranine is no called for. The figh is agains he source of infecion, which, in he presen ease, is probably on he premises from which he eases have been removed or in he neighboring rice field. SMALL BLAZE AT FARVEW HOTEL During he dinner hour a Hoel Lihue Wednesday evening here was an alarm of fire, and he guess rushed ou o find he blaze in one of he coages back of he main building. Abou ha ime Maor Rice and he saff of he hoel appeared on he scene, armed wih Pyrene exinguishers. The fire was ou in a few second. When firs discovered he fire had burned away a mosquio ne and had enveloped he bed in one of he rooms. The walls were also being charred. A few minues more and he building would have been in flames. The cause of he fire is unknown. bu general circumsances poin o a man, a cigaree and carelessness, MURDER MAKAWEL Las Wednesday CAMP nigh a Camp 4, Makaweli, a Filipino named Lorenzo Owen chased afer anoher Filipino named Daniano Ocbania and pracically cu off one of his hands wih a huge knife which he was wielding. The assailan was in liquor, and a quarrel of small consequence developed ino he murderous aack. The hand was lef banging and had o be ampuaed by a suigeon. Owan was arresed and has been charged emporarily wih assaul wih a weapon obviously and em inenly dangerous o life. The case will come before he grand ury. n nis case Fill lawabidin g pinos of he neighborhood were of much assisance o he police in assembling facs. SLASHED TO DEATH A abou 8:30 o'clock Tuesday morning in Cnmp 4. Makaweli, a Filipino woman named Emilia Blancafior was lierally cu o pieces wih a knife, said o have been in he hands of a man named Bravilio Gomez, wih whom she was livim. Gomez had been sick and was in a bad mood. is claimed by he police ha he accused he woman of neglecing him. Jus before he ragedy he woman had aken a walk and, reurning sa on he seps of he house. Gomez came ou of he house wih a huge knife. The woman realized her danger and ran away bu was nough and slashed o deah. Neighbors noified he police and arres followed. Gomez has been charged wih muider and he case will be aken up by he grand ury a is nex session. BATTALON DRLL AT KEALA SUNDAY The second baalion, Fourh nfanry, composed of Companies E and F, of Kealia, and G and H, of Homeseads and Eleele. under command of Maor W. D. Mc Bryde. had highly ineresing drill and maneuvers on he fia near he Kapaa cannery Sunday afernoon, beginning a 2 o'clock. The Fourh nfanry band (Kapaia) was in aendance. Quie a large number of people, in auos and oherwise, from he neighborhood and from all pars of he island, lined he field. Many officers of oher baa lions were also in aendance, in uniform, adding o he marial as pec of he scene. Colonel Broadben was he re viewing officer, he being accompanied by members of his saff. There was firs inspecion, nex review and hen drill of he baa lion as a whole under Lieuenan Homer. The program concluded wih an exhibiion drill by Capain Kopke's company, of Kealia, during which he movemens included in he program for compeiive drill on July Fourh were gone hrough wih. The baalicn made a very fine showing, indicaing hard work on he par of he officers and diligence on he par of he men, The companies from Homeseads and Eleele were moved o and from Kealia in five big rucks. TENNS EVENNG PLEASNG AFFAR The ennis enerainmen given las Friday evening a he Lihue Social hall was well aended by a very appreciaive audience, among whom were a goodly number of people from oher pars of he island. Mrs. Lindemanu opened he af fair wih a very eneraining over ure, ' Popouri from Don Juan", followed by a farce eniled "Mr. Bob". Mrs. William Henry Rice sang " hear a Thrush a Eve mos charmingly, and in concluding he program Mr. Danielsou rendered he Aria from "L'arlesienne " in very pleasing manner. Dancing followed, music of a high order being supplied by he Nawiliwili sriuged orchesra. NEWS BY WRELESS Sugar, (J.'Jl. Word from Tokio is o he effec ha Ar Smih, he American aviaor, is now considered o be he inun in he wurhl. The Japanese a firs peled him wih sones, bu now load him wih medals. He will reiurn home he mos idolized man ha ever visied he Mikado's realm. Ewa Planaion Company has declared an exra dividend of wo per. cen, which will be paid in addiion o he regular monhly dividend. The oal o be paid ou will le SloO.000. Money Needed By Ciy Thcpropo.c d bond issue is inadequae o road needs. The ciy engineer will presen o he supervisors an esimae ha far exceeds $750,00 0. Waer and sewer works require large amouns. The M road proposiion alone would ake more han one million dollars o carry ou. Wilson Will Sar The Muss Washingon Presiden Wilson will rebuke Presiden Carranza, of Mexico, in a cur noe. The ulimaum will be of such a characer as o cause war or bring abou an undersanding and peace. The Carranza noe o Wilson is regarded as mos insuling. n i Americans are blamed for he roubles and he moives of he Unied Saes in he puniive expediions are quesioned. Mexicans Begin Trouble San Diego One Mexican Sae begins war and Yaquis are deained. Repors o Admiral Winslow indicae ha here was an encouner on he coas in which one American was wounded and wo aken prisoners. Pershing Going Ahead Despie Mexican hreas, Pershing is going ahead. Disposiion Of Naional Guard The Naional Guard will no be sen o he fron excep as hev iimv be needed by General Funson. Guardsmen of every Sae are now mobil ized and drilling for field work. Guaynias Posers are being pu up in all Mexican ciies culling he people o arms agains he Unied Saes. Auhoriies are repored o have ordered he arres and imprisonmen of all Americans. Refugees are rying o reach he U. S. cruisers Glacier and Cleve land. All foreigners are ileeing from he warlike condiions. Carranza Soldiers Acive El Paso Six housand Carranza soldiers are repored o be beween Neuvo Laredo and Laniposa. American Consul J. H. Johnson, of Maamora, arrived a Brownsville, yeserday. Presiden Working On Noe Washingon Presiden Wilson is preparing his noe o he do faco governmen of Mexico. War seems imminen and he Presiden is mov ing wih ha evenualiy m view. All demands ami claims se forh in he noe of Carranza will be ignored uerly. (Coninued on page 5) FNE CONCERT BY KMEHMEA OS The concer and social held in he Lihue Social hall ns Wednesday evening by he Lihue Hawaiian Sunday School urned ou o be agraud of all he Kamehameha sudens on Kauai. The affair was held in honor of George Andrus, of he Kameha meha school faculy, who came here in he ineres of he local Y. M. C. A. As a resul of he school spiri awakened a his gahering he Kamhameha alumni are planning o make he occasion an annual affair. The program was of an imprompu naure and for his rea son seemed o be all he more en! oyed. Some of he old ' Kam" bovs saw heir classmaes for he firs ime since leaving school years ago. They all remembered he old school songs and delighed he audience wih heir singing. The commiee ha worked up he concer was headed by A. G. Kaulukou. Mrs. Anna C. Wilcox, Hon. W. H. Rice, Mrs. W. H, Rice and Ckas. F. Loomis were he oher members. The Kamehameha represenaives presen were: Messrs. Kaheleik i, Win. Werner, Sam Amalu, J. L. Hudd, S. W. Meheula, Lono,. Kealoha, Sam Kaahu, von Ekekela. A Gandall, Ernes Founain, Ernes L. Manase, Harr v Opunui, John Makanani, Win, Ellis, Jr., A. G. Kaulukou, Eddie Founain, Sam Peahu, Alber Michell. William Wrigh, Win. Waialeale, Luher Waiamau, Rich ard Oliver, Solomon Kaiawe, drew Richmond. An Enoyable Card Pary Capain and Mrs. G. B, Leavi. of Eleele, gave a mos enoyable progressive pedro par.y on Saurday evening, he enh. When he plavmg was over. Mrs. Roendahl and Miss Resor held highes ladies' score, and in cuing for he prize, he former won a lovely framed picure. The consolaion prize for he ladies was a silk an and was given o Mrs. Morse: Among he genlemen, Mr. Roendahl moved righ along and won firs prize, a lae book. Mr. Morse, Pilkincu for consolaion prize, Mr. Miller, and Mr. n prey shaving pad falling o Mr. Miller. Those presen were: Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Brodie. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Creevey, Mr and Mrs. Karl Roendahl, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs... Silva, Mr. sud Mrs. E. B. Morse, Mrs. Wni. Hasie, Misses J. Hasie, E. Hasie, M. Resor. R. Johnson, G. Pillai Messrs. Moler, Pillar; Robbins, Miller, Pilkinon, Eby, Dillingham, and Cap. Rind of he S. S. Hyades. Mr. Lydgae Away Mr. Lydgae lef by ne Knu on Saurday o paricipae in b closing exercises of Punahou, and in he sevenyfif anniversary h of he college, in which he will re presen he American Board, under whose auspices he insiuion was founded. Following his cel braion he will go o Hilo o aend he annual convenion of b churches, meeing here June 25. There will be no services in Lihue Union church unil bi reura early in July.

2 Chamber Of Commerce 'ouinued from p;:r. ) omiuif e appoined o secure commiee of he Hoard of Supervisors on lir same subec were presen in he room, and he chair, appoined Messrs. Hans snbcrg, of Lihue, ('. D. Hofgaard, of U'aimea, and K... H'.ighcs, of '.lcele. o mee hem. The oin com miee conferred and repored back he choice of Maor Win. Henry Rice. Maor Rice was eleced by unanimous voe. Mr..ydgae explained an adverising plan of a Mr. Hodge?, recenly as he represenaive hcu of he Sunse Magazine, a n d Messrs. Droadbcn, Hofgaard, Avei y and ohers spoke in favor of he idea. Colonel Droadbcn finally moved ha he Chamber appropriae he sum of HO oward he special number he niaga y.ine, members o send in liss of names of persons o whom hey wished coiies of he publicaion sen. This moion was, seconded by Mi. Kohriv! and carried. Mr. scnbcrg n ough up he maer of he failure of he of biducaiou o reappoin Mr. and Mrs.. C. Drown o a school on Kauai, and characeii.ehe move as mos unusual, He paid a high ribue o he i ciency of he Diowns. and deelau ha hey hail had no warning or noificaion ha hey would be dropped from he lis of eachers. n his opinion he severes possible punishmen had been deal hem ami wihou any cause which had been sulhcienlv well explained, lie had alked wih a grea many people abou he maer and he unanimous opinion seemed o be ha a grea wrong had been done Mr. ii n i Mrs" Diow n. Mr. b.eiiberg wen on o say V,.:. WHERE inricae lf nils. w;is a Rren misl.ikc o have i oilier wise. He iioiiki llic Chanii rr should ask; he nex Legislaure o amend lie iw o confoni o hose ideas. The Mker had,een a pracical ui for he Naional Guard roin i Kiionr on fnlv l on.l.. r. pored ha he roi.hv would he on hand',l ar,,cr f,,r,n',,,v V" He wan ed i ie ime. o see more normal Kra.'luae A reques of Alexander Hume in he schools. Aain, lie waned 'o sre more respec shown for ford ha Kauai furnish an for an exposiion he is eachers, as was H no being done in nrra'ikuon he second door if he asir he case of he Drowns. Oherwise self respecing eachers would S Cooke hinldiiik in as referred o he Kxhihis 'ou. be driven from he profession miler for such acion as i inikh! ri flin ll.n fll.lll. Lcr dcrn dcirable. appoin a commiee o ake Tlie subec of a member of '.he he maer up wih he nex.eis Hawaii i'roinolioi Commiee, o bi ui e. lake he plae of Mr. Cvril O. nde HofK.iard said ha he Suiili, wlioe erm of office expires nrre in he main wih he previoi s a he end of he curren monh, speaker bu ha he had no was aken up. The concensus of faul o find wih he Deparmen opinion seemed o be ha while he f Kdiieuion or he superinn services of Mr. Smih had been He did n hink ha he l... mor excellen and Saisfacory, mmmiiu iav u T...4 ine iikiii beer resuls migh be obained of he Drowns a all. was a by having a residen of Kauai on maer e irely beween he he commiee, even hough Drowns and he Deparmen. no be able o aend all Mr. J. K. Farley remarked ha meeings. The members of he he Chamber ook an ineres in h maer of his reappoinmen o be ax assessoi, and lie appreciaed he couresy very much. Colonel Droadben hough i was enirely proper for he Chamber o deal wih he maer. The c o pe of he Chamber was wide, aking in everyhing for he publ u welfare; and cerainly he schools hail a us claim for consideraion. There were always obecions o schemes, said he Colonel, he endency of which was o lake power away from lonolulu. Maor Rice moved ha a commiee of five be appoined olook horoughly ino he maer and icpor back o he Chamber wih rec oninicnda ions. Colonel Droadben amended o make he commiee hree members. The mover wihdrew his former moion in favor of a commiee of hree, ha commiee o consis of he presen educaional commiee of he Chamber. Colonel Droadbcn waned o. handle he i:esion a once. There were members presen, perhaps, who knew all he facs and 'i should be possible o sele he ciiesion wihou referring o a commiee, which would probably mean a posponemen o he nex meeing of he Chamber, wo monhs hence. Mr. Wishard, o mee he poin raised, moved ha he commiee repor back as soon as ready o a Kneci.il meeing of he Chamber which should be called for ha purpose. This moion carried, which referred he iiuesion o Messrs. T. Drand, A. Waerhouse and K. Hofmann, members of he Kdueaiona l Commiee. ha he whole school sysem was Mr. scnbcrg brough up he fauly in ha i gave oo much malu a commiee o go po.ver o he superinenden, )'lll" ll? and, Legislaure inermoreovein he r, permied he employ s of a change in he deparmen men in ha inipoi.ni posiion svs,('m of men who were no iained in Mr V "loved ha he educaional woik. was an mi! Lfislaion and Fducaional coinworkabsysem. The supri "'i''' in h appoined as such a comendeof educaion should be a miee. Carried. man graduaed in he woik and Mr. F. C. Looinis was eleced horoughly e in all is o membership. i$m ife m THE GARDEN SLAND. TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 96. Passengers Arrived The following arrived bv he Kinau Wednesday morning: Miss H. Zoller, Miss A. V. Drcwcr, G. '. Wilcox. Mrs. G. V. Wilcox, Misses Faye J. A. Homer, Jr., James Dinger. C. W. Spiz, F, Zoller, Miss A. Vacilo, Miss L 'imoku, Ching Sai. Chan Yau,. Kuhlman, J. A. Radway. v.. W. Droadben. R. wine, Miss D. Derkinan, Miss V.. Hanaike, Miss i. Drand. Mips T. Drand. Miss W. Cumminus, Miss G. Harbol Miss i. Kalaweola. Miss A. Sruza, Miss A. Knubli, Miss M. Kanbli, C. A. Rice. Mi:.s K. Rice, Miss J. Rice, Mis. C. A. Dice, W. H. Rice, Jr., Miss Doris Durs, Mrs.. A. sr.berg, senber r, Alex. Rudolph senberr. Miss Cocke!.MissOandall,A.S Roberson, aul Schmid. (.A.Andrews, Mrs. J..ovell, Mrs W. A. Fer nande, A. Sniyhe, J. K. 'alania, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dcrrani, Piince Weber, C,. Jorgensen, Miss H. l'alama, Miss N. 'alama, Miss K. M. Radway. Miss Thirlell, Mrs. Thurcll, T. shinuira, S. chinose, S. Sh'ra, Miss D. Vulpoon, il in Aarona, Vicoiia Casro. N Oani, S. Sao, Sam Ching, Julia Moses, Celin Moses, Miss T. chinos e, Miss o, R. Alba, Miss L. Miss B. Ching, Miss R. Werner, Miss li. Mahikoa, Miss ). Mahikoa, Louis Souza, Miss J. Malania, Mrs. Louis Souza, Sol. Kaiawe, A. Richmond, K. Paioa, M. Tanaka, S. Ozaki, Miss F. Drand, Mrs.. N. Casro, U. Casro, ('. Clemen, Henry Hush, Fui. The following arrived by he S. S. Maui Friday morning: J. M. Spalding, A. R. Robinson, Jr., A. R. Robinson,. '. Faye, D. W. Dean. W. J. Andrade, C. A. Woode, A. ). Hills, Mrs. A. D. Hills, Mrs.. Allen. Miss A. Sco, Miss Ruby Sco, Ted Osborne, A. R. Gurrey, MaserGurrev, Mrs. W. Smar, N. F. Hammer. W. Whie, W. Cordir a, li. F. Trowbridge, L. Tommy, K. Miyake. S. F. Taihilliha. A. Muramalsi. K. Taekuwa. Sakuin a, likun. J. Fukuvn, ). Divian, i. Mrs Diviaua, Miss Diviana. Nakainura. Joaquin Rapoza. Rapoza. Joe CALFORNA FEED CO l.mtkd. Dealers in Hay, Grain and Chicken Supplies.! Sole Agens for iieriiuiolial Suck. Poulry Food Hin oher speviuliei. Arabic for rooliiir fron Kno). Deaining n? eiil'iiiirs ami Brolern. King's Special. Chick Food P.O. Box 452, " Koloa Planaion Sore Whol esale and Reail Groceiei Dry Goods of all Descripioni. General Planaion Supplies. A PRESDENT WAS MADE NOTCE OF SALE OF GOVERNMENT EASES ON THE SLAND Of KAUA. A 2 o'clock noon, Monday, J;"y., l'lfi, a (!; fron dooi if he Capiol hiibliug,, here will be sold n puldic nuchounder Secion 380, Revised Laws of Hawaii. 95 general leases of he following described governmen los: () 30A.3.3 Los Nos. and 32. Kubi We. Kupaa. Puna, Kauai, conaining 8.3 acres, more or less; upse renal $6.00 per annum, payable semi annually in advance; erm of lease 5 years from July 3, 96. (2) Lo No. 33, Kula & We, Kapaa, 'una, Kauai, conaining 9.5 acre, more or less; unse ren al $47,00 per annum, payable semiannually in advance; erm of lease 5 years from July 27, 96. (3) Lo No. 35. Kula, Kapaa. 'una, Kauai, conaininr4.5acre more or less; upse renal $6.00 ier annum, pavabks y in advance; erm of lease 5 years from July 27, 96. (4) Lo No. 36, Kula, Kapaa, Puna, Kauai, conaining 4.3 acres, move or less; upse renal $7.00 per annum, payable semiannuly in advance; erm of lease 5 years from July 27, 96. (5) Lo No. 37. Kula. Kapaa, Puna. Kauai, conaining 5.0 acres, moe or less; upse renal $20.00 per annum, payable semi annual ly in advance; erm of lease 5 years from July 27', 96. (6) Los Nos. 32A, 33A, 34A, 35A, 38 and 40, Kula & We, Ka paa, Puna, Kauai, conaining 4.75 acres, more or less; upse renal $57.00 per annum, payable semi annually in advance; erm of lease 5 yeais from July 3, 96. (7) Los 3, 4, 5 and 6, Ku la, Kapaa, Puna, Kauai, conaining 7.3 acres, more or less; upse renal $22,00 ier annum, payable semiannuall y in advance; erm of lea?e 5 years from July 3. 96, (8 Lo No. 6. Block "(!," Ka paa Town Los, Puna, Kauai, con ainnik 5.0 so.., more or less; upse renal $50.00 per an num. payable in advance; erm of lease 0 years from semiannull y July 3, 96. (9) Lo No. 2A, Kapaa Rice Lo, Puna, Kauai, conaining 32.0 acres, more or less; upse renal $ per annum, payable serai annually in advance; erm of lease 5 years from July 3, 66. (0) Lo No, 2B. Kapaa Rice Lo. Puna, Kauai, conaining 55.0 acres, more or less; upse renal $ per annum, payable semi an ually in advance; erm of lease 5 years from uly 3, 96. () Lo No. 2C, Kapaa Rice Lo, Puna.Knuai, conaining 68.0 acres, more or less; upse renal $ per annum, payable semi annually in advance; erm of lease 5 years from July 3, 96. The Lessee is required o fence all boundaries. The Purchaser shall pay he cos of adverising. For maps and furher informa Hon, apply a he office of he As SubAgen, sisan Miss Bernice Hundley, Kapaa, Kauai, or a he office of he Commissioner of Pub lie Lauds, Capiol Building, Ho uolulu. Berram G. Rivknburgh Commissioner of Public Lands Daed a. May May June HOTEL LHUE (The Fairview) Twenyw o elegan rooms n Main Building Three Airy Coages Cuisine unexcelled in counry disrics W. H. Rice, Jr., Proprieor n Tiik Cikcpi Coi k mi Tim 'llt JlMH A. ClKC'T, Ti'.KKiToNV i Hawaii. A Chiinbris n Divoicc. SUliNO TANKH'Cl (w) Libelan; vs. SHOCHRO TANGUCH (k) Libelee. L DHL FOR DVORCi. NOTCi To SHOCHRO TANGUCH. Libelee above named: Take noice hn he Libelan above named has filed in he above eniled Cour a libel for divorce agains you, alleging as n ground and cause for divorce he wilful and uer deserion on he pari of you, said Libelee, of her. he said Libelan, for he erm of one year and over, o wi, for he period of more han wo years; and also alleging as fuher grounds for divorce h exreme cruely of he Libelee owards Libelan on various and sundry occasions during he pas six years, and nonsuppo r of he Libelan, by Libelee, for a period of more han sixy days, up o and including he dae of he filing in his honorable Cour of he aforesaid libel; and praying ha he bonds of marimony hereofore and now exisin g beween vou, said Libelee, and her, said Libelan, be absoluely dissolved, and ha he ime and place for he hearing and deerminaion of said libel for divorce has been fixed and deermined as and on Friday he 28h day of July, A. D. 96, a he hour of 9 o'clock in he foenoon of said day, a he Ceur room of he aboveenile d Cour i n Lihue, Couny of Kauai, Terriory of Hawaii, a which ime and place he hearing of said libel will be had and a decree made and ener ed in accordance wih he evidence, Daed Lihue, Kauai. T.., May 23, 96. By he Cour; D. Wm. Dean. Clerk. C. S. Dole. Lihue, Kauai, Aor ney for Libelan. May Swee Poaoes Haleuluwehi Small Farm New crop being harvesed. For sale in quaniies o sui a 2? per pound, delivered. Varieies. Mohihi (whie wih red skin), hua moa (dark yellow), waianeane (whie wih whie skin ), Silika (purple). Send orders by posal o P. O, Box 25, Lihue. n Tuk CirVi i Coi.r, Fifh ClU lt, Tkrkiorv op Hawaii. n he maer of he drawing of names of persons o seive as grand and rial urors a he July erm 96. Order fixing ime and place of drawings and direcing publicaion of noice heifoie. is hereby ordeied ha drawings of he uame.i of he persons o serve as Grand and Trial Jurors a he July erm, 96, of his Cour be held a 9 o'clock A. M. on Friday June 23rd. 96, in he Cour Room of his Cour in he Couny Building, a Lihue, Couny of Kauai, and ha noice hereo be given by a leas one week's publicaion of he ime ai.d place of he same in he Garden sland, a newspaper of general circulaion, prined and published a Lihue in his Circui. Daed, Lihue. Kauai. June7h 96. (Seal) (Sgd.) Lylk A. Dickey, Judge of he Circui Cour of he Fifh Circui. Aes: (Sgd.) D. Wm. Dean, Clerk of he Circui Cour of he Fifh Circui. Terriory of Hawaii. 3h20 June b. Three Foowear Essenials are Qualiy, Syle, Fi. You ge hem in Neleon Shoes REGAL SHOE STORE Mail order promply execued. JEWELERS everyhing in he Silver and Gold Line, Rich Cu Glass and Ar Goods. Merchandise of he Bes Qualiy Only. H.F.WCHMAN& C0..LD. Leading Jewelers. P. O. Box 342 Lieu. Bryan, U. S. N. saed before he Am. Soc. of Naval Engineers: "Oils made from he asphalbase crudes have shown hemselves o be much beer adaped o moor cylinders, as far as heir carbonformin g procliviies are concerned, han are paraffineba se Pennsylvania oils." Zerolene is scienifically refined from seleced California crude asphalbas e. Highes compeiive awards, San Francisco and San Diego Exposiions. For sale by dealers everywhere and a service saions and agencies of he Sandard Oil Company. llie Coliseum a Hug lies for presiden. Uiki;o Feur de Lis, ladies' h.iirdessing, shampooing, manicuring and scalp reamen. All kinds of hair wiu e he Kepindicun naional eomenii'i nu and nominaed Jusiic e work. Under he Dlaisdell Hoel firs door in Chapl iin lane Hono ilulu. AJv. he Sandard Oil for Moor Cars

3 CORRESPONDENCE Thr Garden sland has received he following leer rom K. A. Knudsen, commissioner of educaion for Kauai, ogeher wih a copy of a leer from one Yauiamoo, wih he reques ha he same be published: Kekaha.KauaiJune 5h., 96. Edior Garden sland: n he Adveriser of June 6h, see ha a corresponden from Lihue makes he following saemen: "A commiee called upon Commissioner Eric Knudsen bu received lile saisfacion." Who he wrier is do no know, bu whoever she may be, she has been badlv informed, for am s'ure he commiee received a grea deal of saisfacion. The commiee in he firs place announced hemselves as a commiee represening he Mokihana Club and old me ha since he appoinmen of eachers had been published all he eachers on he island of Kauai were rembling in heir shoes and ha hey paricularly feared for and hey wished o be assured ha he Deparmen did no conemplae firing her as she was a grea favorie in. assured hem ha as far as knew he Deparmen had no inenion of "firing" her. Surely ha was saisfacory. They old me ha i was he duy of a commissioner before any appoinmens were made o consul all he leading men of Lihue. assured hem ha here were so many prominen men in Lihue ha such a ask would be difficul, bu ha would ry and do beer! in he fuure. Also saisfacory, should say. They demanded ha he Browns should be reinsaed somewhere immediaely, basing heir demand on he presumpion ha hebrowns had never been "warned." assured hem ha he Browns had been amply warned, bu ha would ake he maer up again wih he Deparmen which promply did. Also saisfacory. They accused he Deparmen of acing in a ruhless way in ransferring a young eacher named Yamamoo o "much agains his will", and ha in consening o his ransfer. as Commissioner of Kauai, had" had he wool pulled over my eyes." As he ladies of he commiee represen quie a number of people in Lihue, ask you also o publish Mr. Yamamoo's leer, in he hands o f he Deparmen, which will show ha he Deparmen is no a uggernau bu is aemping o help and assis all young and able eachers and make heir employmen no owly profi able bu pleasan. will also show he ladies of he commiee ha a vas amoun o wool is be ATHLETES 0 HAVE TRYOUT PROGRAM Capain Morrow, regimenal ahleic officer, announces ha afer he baalion inspecion and review in Lihue nex Sundav afernoon, which sars a o'clock, he ahlees seleced from he various baalions o compee on July Fourh will pracice a par of he program se for ha dae.' i s desired ha men from each baalion be presen, and Capain Morrow hopes ha baalion and company commanders will assis o ha end. The following numbers of he official program will be gone over nex Sundav: 2. Running race half mile. 4. Shopu 6 lbs. b. 00 yds dash. 6. Running high ump. 7. Shoe race. 8. Carrying wounded wihou lier yds. Race. 0. Running broad ump.. Rope climb. 2. Cenipede race. 3. Baseball hrow. 4. Relay race. 5. Sack race. 6. Tug of War. ing pulled over some people's eyes bu surely no mine. Yours very ruly, E. A. Kncdsen. Lihue, Kauai, May s, 96. Mr. C. O. Smih, Principal Roval School,, T.. Dear Sir: Mv inimae friend, Shinichi shii, old me las week ha you had asked him o inquire of me wheher would accep a place in your school. did no give him mv decision us hen because had already sen in my applicaion blank o he deparmen wih dif feren plans for he fuure and for oher reasons. have carefully gone over he maer and have decided o accep a poiiion under your principal ship. am eager o see your new shop ius now. Please arrange he maer of my ransfer wih he deparmen officials and sincere ly hope ha would be appoined No doub here would be some alk abou my leaving here especially on accoun of he shorage THE GARDEN SLANO TUESDAY, U KE KAUA DORSE S VCTOR FNALS The race which was run over a beween Spalding's Skyscraper, of Kealia, and Duch Parro, Harry Baldwin's Maui horse, resuled in vicory for he Kauai enry. The Adveriser gives he following accoun of he deciding even: A mach race was run a Kapiola ni Park yeserday morning, beween Skyscrapper and Duch Parro, a six furlongs. Duch Parro won he fourh race on Monday, afer Skyscraper had romped o he wire ahead of his field, in a false sar. A cup was dependen upon he race and Harry Baldwin very sporingly offered o race Jimmy Spalding again over he same disance, as here was some dissaisfacion over he sar which his mare, Duch Parro, received in he acual race. n he race yeserday Duch Parro and Skyscraper made a neck and neck race of i for he firs half, when he Kauai gelding drew ahead o win by a maer of lenghs. Quie a crowd of members of he club and no a few of he hoi polloi wen ou o he rack o see he race run. Summary:. M. Spalding b g Skyscraper, a, 20 (J. Reis) Col. H. A. Baldwin's brm Duch Parro. 4, 28 (Rollins) 2 Sar, good Time, 2 5. :9 The horses raced neck and neck o he quarer pole, where Parro falered, and Skyscrapper drew away, o win hollowly by eigh lenghs. Duch Parro pulled up lame. mi Firs Sewing Machine n an early number o f he Friend, of May 859. we find an neresing noice of he arrival of he earlies sewing machine on hese slands. The edior had made a careful, hough somewha skep ical sudy of he meris of he sewing machine from all available informaion, and had finally come o he conclusion o risk i, bu ha he bes was he only kind ha i was safe o order, since he was 8, 000 milesaway from any chance of repair. The machine finally came, bv way of he Horn, and proved o of assisan' vocaional insrucors be a wonder of ingenuiy and on his island. 'efficiency. Wih such ease and Please inform me he characer ' '"Uiy did i work ha he edior declared ha he could do h e of he work you have planned for y sewing Qnd wde his edi. he shop nex erm. orials a he same ime. Srange would very much like o hear o say he machines were no more more from you in regard o his expensive hen han hey are now, nrnf. and hankimr von for he' $00 for he bes make, hough no honor and opporuniy conferred cioud ney were mucn simpler me, remain, han hey are now, am, and on $0(. mean a good deal moe hen han Sincerelv vours, now. (Sgd.) Clifon H. Yamamoo. J. M. L. French Laundry J. ABADE, Proprieor. Lurges ClNincrs and Mos Sa.iiav Esablishmen in he Terriory of Hawaii.. M hv Clcani'ir. High Class Work. Quick Delivery..i':iiilry Ueirnud by Parcels Tos Free of Charge To All Towiis On Kauai King Sree M C M e hi Co. Ld. Socks, Bonds, Real Esae and nsurance NO. 253 MERCHANT ST. P O.Box No 594 For The House David Kanealii. of Wainiha, Hanalei, Kauai, hereby announces himself o be a candidae for nominaion by he Republican Primary for he House of Represenaives. Wainiha, Hanalei, May Your Baby s Picure Send in he negaive and le us make an 8" by 0" black and whie enlargemen for you FREE of charge. All you need o do is o also send in a leas one roll of films for developing and prining. Phoo Supply ( ( Company For S. f. your income were niney per cen of wha i really is, you'd ge along somehow wouldn' you? Nex pay day preend ha his is he case pu he difference in his bank and le he compound ineres work for you. The money ha you save in his way i s insurance agains failure. Copyrigh Hail ibuincr & M.i Silva's Toggery,. NATONAL GUARD ATTENTON. Mr. Wong Hock Shi, Army Tailor of Kapaia, begs o announce ha he is a he service of he officers and men of he Naional Guard on Kauai, in he maer of field and dress uniforms. Mr. Wong Hock Shi was formerly army ailor a Schofield Barracks, Oahu, a which place he gave P. O. Le Us Do All Your Laundry and Address Terriorial Messenger MCHELNFOUNDED8 32 HONOLULU grea saisfacion. BOX 324 Dry Cleaning Service! MM Noe Eir Added TUckna ol Tm4 MCHELN Universal Tread Bishop & Company Savings Deparmen C. The Unusually Heavy LongWeari Tred Unique, Combining in One Tire All he advanufm of boh he Sucion and Raised Tread Type. C. The Tread Bears Fla on he Ground. There Are No Proecing Knoba or Uneven Surface, lccognized Cause of Fabric Separaion in so many NonSkidlubber s. This is he New Tir Everyone is Tslkinf Abeu KAUA GARAGE CO. ONE QUALTY ONLY THE BEST' VLLA BANDTS WHO RADED COLUMBUS, CAUGHT BY AMERCAN SOLDERS (Passed by Censor), Villa bandis, par of he band ha aacked Columbus, who were caugh in he mounains of Mexico by soldiers of he American forces, being guarded in he camp near Namiquipa. som5rero ;d These and blankeed Mexicans appear harmless and inoffensive seaed as hey are wih heir serapes g ihered around hem, bu given a horse and rifle hey change ino bandis ben bloodhirs y on plunder and killing. WB ha 3) n Newes.Cooles Hoel in Hawaii or Sree HoiyouUi JSC Souvenirs We nealy puck and mail Liuaiiaii Souvenir. uanau a uuuiu uvhs vw iw Co. HONOLULU. Fleur de Lis, ladies' hsirdrewin g, shampooing, minicuring nd sculp reamen. All kinds of hair work. Under he Blaisdell Hoel, firs door in Chaplain lane, Hono lulu. Adv.

4 orai up eil ha i A ng S. as re mif dee Ha alc Sin a wa op' be by h. m m c vi P' a: o r e THE GARDEN SLAND ssued Every Tuesday Morning Luher Dermon Timmons Edior TUESDAY JUNE 20 The War Wih Mexico War wih Mexico, which Americans have had wanned over for every morning for en or welve years, seems a las o be a realiy. is nex o impossible ha a compromise can now be effeced, for America has already sood he limi of insuls from he brigand governmen and people of he souhern republic; and no maer wha Wilson may hink or ry o do i is doubful ha he people of he Unied Saes will sand for any farher delay in clearing ou he reign of anarchy along he border. The nex move of an over oharacer on he par of Mexico will so sir he people of America ha'.he governmen will ind iself as powerless o hold back as did he peacelovin g McKinley in lsjn oven should i wish o do so. Tha he Unied Saes will be able in ime o esablish peace in Mexico no one ouside of Mexico iself, perhaps, doubs; bu he war will be no such easy ask as was me wih in he cas of Sp;iin in N!'!. The Mexicans arc probably he hardies and mos experienced bushwhackers on earh oday, and ha will doubless be heir mehod of warfare. n a conlie wih hem more Americans will bie he du in a single bale han were killed in he enire war wih Spain, ami he oal loss in men in he firs few monhs of war will lie such as o sir he naion o as grea aciviy as followed he lirs bale of Hull Run, July 2, l.hil. is easily possible ha an addiional army of a half million men will haye o be raised and sen ino Mexico before he siuaion can be goen in hand. The direc effec of he war upon us lu re will doub les be small, unless, indeed, some oher counry shoum ac ugly as a resul of i. is quie probable ha a porion, a leas, of he regular army on Oahu will be ordered o Mexico and in ha case porions, or maybe all, of he Naional (luard regimens in he ouer islands may beaken o Scholiel d and For Shaer. Tha would hardly be done, however, unless danger from some oher source han Mexico hreaened. The Presiden's Peace Proposals The recen uerances of Presiden Wilson regarding peace in Europe and a combinaion of naions for he preservaion of peace hereafer in he world resuled in scarcely any commen regarding he firs secion of he proposal bu a very grea deal, in magazines and newspapers hroughou he Unied Saes, in respec o he second par of he suggesion. The reason for his may have been ha he Presiden oulined no plan for bringing abou peace in Europe, ana ne counry el n i mere was lile use in urher discussing a ask which seems so unpromising as ye. n suggesing, however, he paricipaion of America in a combinaion of naions o preven war in he fuure he Presiden proposed a radical and sarling deparure from he policy of he Unied Saes. The admoniion o George Washingon o he naion whose independence he had done so much o esablish was: "Avoid enangliug alliances;" and ha cauion has been religiously borne in mind by our counry ever since, Of course his would really be an alliauce of a new kind surely no of he sor in he mind of The Faher Of His Counry a he ime of his famous uerance. Bu i would mean he end of American isolaion and aloofness from he affairs of oher naions. We would no longer aend o our own business alone, as we have done in he pas, bu he affairs of Europe, of Asia and of oher coninens would become our affairs, and we would be forced, wheher we wished o or no, o ake a hand herein. The Monroe Docrine, which America has mainained for nearly a hundred years, would become an absurdiy, for surely he Unied Saes could no expec o mainain i and a he same ime inerfere in he squabbles and roubles and problems of Europe and Asia. would be a case of one hing or he oher righ from he ump, and once such a combinaion were enered ino he Monroe Docrine would have o go. We are quie aware ha opinions on he mainland regarding his laer proposal of he Presiden is divided, grea Republican ediors aking opposie views one from he oher and Democraic papers likewise varving in heir expressions. Our opinion is ha he Presiden has proposed somehing ha he American people, when once hey undersand i horoughly, will no endorse. The Case Of The Browns By sreching a poin and assuming ha he "Brown case" was of sufficien magniude and imporance o engage he ime and aen ion ol a said and pracical business body like he Chamber of Commerce, we would like o say ha in referring he whole maer o a commiee for full invesigaion and repor he proper course was aken. There has been a grea deal of alk abou his case, and many conradicory repors have been flying around. The Chamber of Commerce has aced hasily on proposiions before, and on a leas one occasion in he pas eigheen monhs erred on accoun of no being in possession of all he facs when moions or resoluions were adoped. Misakes of ha sor are cosly. for he rason ha hey lessen confidence in he clear udgmen and wisdom of he Chamber, and miliae agains is power and usefulness; and we feel quie pleased ha he pace for a new and sounder policy has been se. n pursuing is invesigaions we would like o say ha he place for he commiee's woik is a. As we undersand he ma er, wha is waned is he reason or reasons, as he case may be for he eliminaion bv he Deparmen of Educaion of he Browns rom he lis of school eachers of his island. Some of he facs may be in he possession of persons here, bu dribles will no saisfy. Le he commiee go o he founain head. The facs are presumably all here, and i is reasonable o suppose ha he Deparmen would sup ply a duly qualified commiee, such as he one ha has been appoin ed, wih an ne informaion i may require, iuireiv oo much personal feeling over his maer has been developed and shown o leave much room for hope ha anyhing like correc conclusions are possi ble from a purely local invesigaion, and now ha he Chamber ha: gone so far as o ake he subec up, le us have he basic facs. Our School Sysem Criicism o he adminisraive par o he educaional sysem o Hawaii will come as a severe ol o our lawmakers and o a grea many oher people who for years have held quie he opposie opinion Comparisons wih her Saes show ha, for en or fifeen years a leas, Hawaii has had nohing o be ashamed of in he maer of re suis froai her schools. Surely he general sysem has been a good one or he resuls which are o be noed a every hand would have been impossible. Before he presen sysem was pu ino effec pracically all of he business of he deparmen was conduced from. The ouer islands had nohing o sav in regard o heir schools. Since hen each island has been given a commissioner whose duy i is o represen he schools of his island in he deparmen. A ravelling inspecor represening he deparmen direc, visis ne schools ol he ouer disrics much as was required of he superinenden vears ago; while he superinenden also duplicaes he ours of he superinendens of hose former imes. n addiion o all his, each island has a super vising principal, he duies of whom are well undersood. Taking i all in all, he sysem seems o be a very good one. Obecion o an oiicial, or officials, having is adminisraion in charce should no be levelled a he sysem iself, unless, indeed, ha sysem is direcly and absoluely responsible lor incompeens in office THE GARDEN SLAND. TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 96. w hich has no been shown. Criicism of he udgmen of he appoining power migh be in ordci, bu ha opens ino a wider range of he subec. However, we wan he bes, whaever i is; and if he commiee of he Chamber of Commerce appoined o inerview he nex Legislaure on he subec succeeds in biiiging forh a Uer sysem han we how have heir services will undoubedly be appreciaed hroughou he slands. Filipinoes And The N. G. H. Sheriff Rice Saes o Thk Gardkn sland ha no member of he Naional Guard was direcly or indirecly involved in he Filipino homicides which arred his communiy a ew days ago. He saes furher ha, on he olur hand, Filipino numbers of he Gi. ird were he firs o sep forward and voluneer assisance o he pohco deparuien in bringing he accused men wihin reach o he law, and ha heir services in working up evidence has been mos valuable. These saemens are ineresing, foi lu v bear ou informaion obained bv his paper someime age o he ncc ha he Naional Guard had done much o bring ou he beer poins of Filipino characer. Joining he Guard seems o have definiely aligned he Filipinoes in he planaions on he side o law and order, and when once in he companies hev no only behave hemselves bu encourage ohers o do so. We do no know wha observaions, if anv, have been made on he oher islands along his lir.e, nor have we anv posiive assurance ha he good influence of he Guard on he habis of he Filipino will coninue; bu cerainly an excei'en sar seems o have been made. The Warrior Candidae Our likes, dislikes and opinions in hese Hands regarding he elecion cu alxm as much ice as he views of a salamander on he European war. for which reason we seldom bore our readers wih hem. The Mexican criis, however. conraiiis us o refer o he posiion of Mr. Roosevel as raher unique us now. Should war come (which is now nex o a cerainy) he Unied Saes would almos wihou doub lose a lo of men a he sar. The American people would be immensely wrough up over i. And who would ge he blame? Wilson, of course. Mr. Hughes is no a righing man. He is of a udicial urn of mind, much as was Taf and, if you please, as is Wilson. Roosevel, on he oher hand, has he repuaian of being a soldier and a igher. See he poin The commission appoined o draf a consiuion and laws o make of he Civic Convenion a permanen insiuion has adoped a plan which will mee he siuaion admirably. is a combinaion of he ideas of Messrs. E. N. Deyo, of Hilo, and Raymond C. Brown, of, o whom quie all he credi for he hard work is due. While he plan i s all righ, he quesion sill lingers as o wheher or no he Civic Convenion should be formally organized and ribbed abou wih hard and fas laws. Undoubedly a number of delegaes o he forhcoming convenion in Hilo will oppose he whole scheme, and will argue ha much of he success of he affair in he pas has been due o is sponaneous and unbridled characer; alhough i mus be admied ha ha con diion of hings canno go on indefiniely. We confess ha we are sill kanla on he proposiion, alhough perfecly saisfied wih he consiuion and laws prepared by he commission, if permanen or ganizaion is o be finally decided upon. Kauai scored dig when he Board of Supervisors and Chamber of Commerce obained he consen of Maor Win. Henry Rice o serve as he member of he Hawaii Promoion Commiee frcm his islr.nd Maor Rice is far and awny he bes available man he island could pes sibly have in he commiee, and he only reason he was no sough ou before was he supposiion ha, owing o quie heavy official and privae business responsibiliies, he would no have he ime o spare for his imporan public duy. Kauai has had excellen service from he wo predecessors of Maor Rice, bu hev have boh labored un der he disadvanage of no being residens of he island and as consequence no able o be a all imes in clse ouch wih is ideas and wishes. An invesigaion made by officials of California ino he farm ing prospecs in ha sae o which Poruguese of hese slands have been recenly sen by a agen has resuled in an official re por which shows ha he land oered he prospecive selers is of lile or no value for agriculural or kindred purposes, n he opinion of he California officials he whole schem was o ge he Poruguese ino he disric, where hey would be sranded and would be forced o work as laborers in neighboring secions of California for esab lished planaions. n he ligh of his informaion i is graifying ha no very many Kauai Poruguese acceped he bai offered hem someime ago. Ten cases of yphoid fever in he same localiy near Na wiliwili in he course of a few monhs indicaes an esablished source of infecion in ha immediae viciniy. f effors were made noon he discovery of he firs wo cases o eradicae he cause, i is plain ma inose enoris were no successrui; ana verv energeic measures are now called for. is reasonable o suppose ha he infeced a'ra is now grealy enlarged and a general cleanu p of he disric may be necessary. vphoid has never proved a serious maer on Kauai in he pas, bu i is one of hose diseases ha mus be samped ou be fore i has ime o ge a fair sar. The reiremen of Capain Richard N. Oliver from he manage mem oi n e vv aimea noiei, aler seven years o conspicuous service here, is a maer of general concern and regre. Much of he success of he Waimea hoel has been due o he personal acivi ies of he manager and his populariy wih he ravelling public, No only ne waimea secion Pu he enire island will wish for Cap ain Oliver even greaer success in he auomobile business which he will ake up a he firs of he coming monh. The specaile of more han a hundred housand Naional Guards : i i:..i.. : i,..)., n.. men reiiucleoimmg inooeoiao i in uu? i s can 0 arms mus liave been a grea surprise o Dicaor Carranza, of Mexico, who had been led o suppose ha he Unied Saes had no army o speak of. The laes official repors show ha Mexico has only 8(,(XX) men equipped and ready for service, and hese are scaered. America s lirs card on he able is probably a raher sarling rump xlo he Rio Grande. r i i ciizens ark nemseives responsible laii or had governmenal sysems and laws. he remedy is a he polls. We have primaries soon am voers wih ideas for he beermen of condiions should have an under sanding wih candidaes before hey are balloed for. The pracice neglecing he primaries and complaining aferward is no a good one. ihb man resi'ohsblb or he old roof on he couny building., 4 U. 4. "..... scnus... wuiu ma mcic was nuimng me maer wmi i. We ar quie ready o admi ha here was nohing he maer wih i excep ha'i leaked, and some of he people having offices on he second floor were mean enough o obec o being washed ou once in a while. me AM.Mi.L K hearicals ana kindred enerainmens which l.inue nas recenly neen enoving oim an ineresing and huppv deparure. The change from he regular order of hings has been healh ful. and we are hopeful of anoher season of he same when he Sum mer vacaion is over. Clean ip he infeced disric near Nawiliwili. f he healh auhoriies require men or money, eiher or boh should be speedily forhcoming. Typhoid fever, which is veiy nearly epidemic, con le samped ou here only by removing he cause. The second baalion of he Fourh nfanry made a fine showing a Kapaa Suudav, and Maior McBrydc has every Mason o feel saisfied wih he work of his companies afer so few monhs of raining. A maoriy of he homicide and murderous assaul cases we have had among Filipino laborers laely were probably aken ino he camps in ugs. Nawiliwili Garage C. W. SPTZ, Prop. NAWLWL, KAUA TELEPHONE 04 Auomobiles o all Pars of Kauai, all hours, Day and Nigh AUTOMOBLES AND LGHT MACHNERY REPARED AGENTS PERCE ARROW, HUDSON, STUDEBAKER. OVERLAND AND FORD CARS, FEDERAL AND REPUBLC TRUCKS Goodyear Tires and Tubes The Bes in he Marke for he Money. Agens for ner sland Seam Navigaion Co., Ld. a Nawiliwili, Kauai. FOR GoodJSbar NAWLWL GARAGE, Agens for Kauai. Terriorial Agens for ALLS CHALMERS CO. Send us your inquiries. 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5 THE GARDEN SLAND TUESDAY. JUNE 20, 96, S celebraion for children of fe ffl Fourh of July Lihue Disric will be held his year a he new Hanamaulu Park in he usual manner, on Saurday July &. a 2 p. m. wih ce cream, Spors and Prizes Everybody Welcome. iii xffi;.f 'Rur i $f 4,. RUSSANS LANDNG AT MARSELLES, PRANCE. Disembarkmen of he second coningen of Russian roops a Marseilles, France. Russia is sending quie a number of roops o help urn back he Germans on he wesern fron. is hough ha hey are coming by way of he Medierranean. n his case hey eiher mbuik a Yladivoscck or Por Arhur and pass hrough he Suez Canal. The roops leaving he quay. W. A. Fernandez' Program This Week JESSE VALESKA A L. LA SKY PRESENTS FAMOUS "THE SURATT RUSSAN STAR MMGRANT" Win. T. Punli, rrc(l 2. ami h Riclinrds, scarcely 8, were married in Lihue lus Tuesday. LATEST WRELESS NEWS The bride helongs o Honcdulu and, sad o relae, liad run away from he girl's indusrial school down here. The srong arm of (Coninued from page ) he law was close upon her, o ake Big Bale n Eas herback o remain unil her maoriy, lvdgrad The Russians ge he maser hand m he siuaion in when Cupid inerered. She in 'oland (ialieia secion. A crucial bale in pending wih he Ausrian beyond 'zernowiz which will force a general (iennan reiremen. became Mrs. Wm, K. Puali, and law was beaen by law. The press in Vrograd is ubilan. Czernowiz May Be mporan Tenders Teachers Coage Paris J is hough here ha he Russian vicory a Czernowiz may have imporan diplomaic resuls, n Meeing he Czar's Roumanian policy. The Hoard of Supervisors of he Serbians Delay Allied Campaign Couny of Kauai a Lihue, Kauai, Solonika The aggressive campaign of he Allies from his poin has will receive bids up o 0 o'clock been delayed on accoun of he Serbian army being unable o ge ready a. m. of July oh, Pllfi for furnish (,n schedule. ing all maerials, ools and labor i Monday Afernoon and erecing a 7 room eachers co (ialveson The governmen of he Mexican Sae of Yucaan hasis age on he Kauai High School sued a proclamaion ordering all Amcneans ou of he coun ry and don' ween he Unied Saes and Mexico, grounds n Lihue, according o '''"' ha a sae of war exis plans and specificaions. All bids " eonbng o passengers who arrived here oday from he por of ; board be accompanied a rogiesso.,villg Americans ami m oher w Klr f p,,,;,,,., lorei;;ncrs are lim. going a mus an American by cerified Kmi,,.l is K,,,l ex(.i(mll,ll check favor of he Hoard of Su here xtvisors amd covering of he 09,009 Guadsmcn Respond amoun bill. Washingon One hundred housand Naional (luardsincn a he The usual bond will bo required leas are mobilizing oday in he aeo o he graves naional call lor duy of he successful bidder. smee he SpanishAmerica n war. The Hoard reserves he righ o Presiden Wilson's call yeserday o he miliia of every Sae for xirdor service pu ino full swing he mobilizaion of (iuardsnien in reec any or all bids. fory live Saes. The call for hree ohers (Arizona, New Mexico and Plans and specificaions will be Texas) was issued a number of wicks ago, afer he Columbus raid, ami furnished for he sum of 80 on applicaion o he undersigned. Lansing Too Busy To Talk hose roops are now on he border. J.. Mohahnk, An official of he Mexican Embassy lef a communicaion a he Couny Road Supervisor. JSafe Deparmen oday for Secreary Lansing. The conens of he noe have no been divulged. Lihue, June 20h.,!)0. Dr. Eliheo Arredonda, he Mexican Ambassador, made a reques a he Deparmen for a conference wih Secreary Lansing bu o he rc Los ques Lansing replied ha he was oo busy. Program Of Mobilizaion COUNTY WARRANT No.... of he value of $22.20 in he name Seveneen Saes have already advised he ar Deparmen ha of he undersigned. Finder will hey are making progress in he work of mobilizing. Duly drilling and please reurn o John Cosa, recruiing are being carried ou now and i is saed ha no plans for an acual om'cnsivo are ye conemplaed. Pershing Ready For Business FOR SALE Columbus General Pershing and his men are ready o make quick Mare broken o harness and ad ( dashes norh or souh as occasion may require. die, Apply H. Vincen, Lihue. Coninued o Page 8 An exciing drama of wesern life a hrill for each momen. Among hose who appear in suppor of Miss Snra are: Thomas Meighan, Theodore Robers, Hal Clemens, Ernes Joy, Flemmin g, Rob Jane Wolff and Mrs. Lewis McCord. Will i r be shown a he regular places., 3h i f ALSO Chaper i! VvL of LUCLLE LOVE The Girl of Mysery HEARST SELG NEWS' fe.. i Makaweli, Wednesday, June 2; Eleele, Thursday; Waimea, Friday; Koloa, Saurday; Lihue, Monday. SHOW BUG NS AT 7:0 p. m. SHARP UXCliPT SATURDAYS. Popular Prices cens THE BANK OF HAWA, LHUE Limied BRANCH Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii Deposis are received suoec dposo check. Cerificaes of i issued payable on demand. Loans made on approved securiy. Drafs Drawn on Bremen San Francisco Berlin New York Hong: Kong: London Yokohama Savings Deparmen neres paid on Savings Deposis. 4 per cen on ordinary and 4 per cen on Term Deposis. Ordinary. Savings Deposis will be received up o $2,500 in any one accoun. Safe Dnrosix Boxes for Ren $2 and $3 a Year Have You Seen A Seneca Camera? Wihou cuc.i(i n, he li'ailiii K phu graphic insrumen oday. f in phoography, iiiirci' wrii us for a caalogue you'll M U'er resuls when you use a SENECA! Hawaiian News Co., Ld. S. Miyake 5 Passenger 96 Model Oldsmobile for Hire a all Hours. Tel 37 L NAWLWL k n Disribuors Zk r Q l TERRTORY OF HAWA Jfi risp The name "Baniser"! nn!! shoe i lass in his popular shoe. Oxfords $7.00 on a mas is a guaranee of qualiy, fi. and syle. We cary all sizes and Boos $7.50 Send us your mail orders Manufacurers' Shoe Sore 05 For S.

6 fetve DRLL N JULY FOURTH PROGRAM V a Huring of oiluris held on in drill grounds a Kupua Sunday made in in for moil a fi'w 'liangi' were prugimin lie coinpiiivake place July Fourh. ha already lrn decided ha each. will ener four squads, so ha he changes were in some of incus. The revised program has ui eomo from he press and iws: REVSED ORDER OF EVENTS Knur smiads from each company of he regimen will compee. ie fnllnwinif movemens, under arms, w ill he required o he execued he order given. Each movemen has a value of li poins, exceping. "). l'a D.. ). (. 7.,s. S. 0. MOVEMENTS Squad ligh. Squad righ a uni. To he rear. P.y he righ Hank. Hy he lef Hank. Uigh ohlique. Dollhle ime. Uigh hy lile. Lef fron ino line. Deploy as skirmisher? 'OM PAN" V MOVEMENTS. Manual of arms. Ten movemens. 2. l'.eing in line, form column of squads o he righ. Ving in column of squads, form line o he righ. 4. Being in line, execue plaoons lef hy squads. ". Bring in line of plaoons; plaoons lef fron ino line; execue in place hal during execuion of he movemen and hen complee formaion. (i. Being in line execue plaoons righ. 7. Being in column of plaoons, execue on lef ino line. S. Being in line, form column squads and change (Squads righ column righ.) direcion.!). Being in column of squads, execue lef fron ino line. 0. Being in line, execue o he rear; ''V he righ Hank; o he rear; hy he lef Hank.. Being in line, o change direcion o he righ. '2. Being in line, urn company on a fixed pivo o he lef. 3. Being in line, righ ohlique and hal.. Move o posiion in fron of and facing grandsand and ake dis ance. 5. Bayone exercise, hree minues. (Opional. No prizes.) "., w.7& if &4J:'V V ' 4 J Troops along he Mexican holder u. c 'uld elephone o keep in ouch wih headquarers. MAX GREENBAUGH M a n vra crr k k u s ' A c; k x. KAUA CORRESPONDENCE NVTED Office: Hawaiian Huii HONOLULU P. O. Box 524 THE GARDEN SLAND'S DALY WRELESS All he hig news of he world every morning a only S. 00 per monh. The Daily is delivered lv auo a every own. THE GARDEN SLAND. TUESDAY JUNE 20, 96 nox r OUR one big aim is o build mileage ino Goodyear Tires. The one big aim of Goodvear Service Saion Dealers is o make i easy and convenien for you o ge Goodyear Tires and Service. So Goodyear Service Saion Dealers locaed everywhere make hemselves known by his sign. They are no saisfied o merely sell Goodyear Tires, Tubes and Accessories. ' Their ineres coninues unil you have had maximum ire mileage and saisfacion, a a minimum of ime, effor and expense. Such men are good men for you o deal wih. GoODfSfEAR TRES Ooodyrnr Tir. Tube. and" Tire Saver" Acreuorir are ea o ge from Ovudyar Servic Saion Dealer Kverwclure Goodyear Tire are forified Mina: Rim cuing By our feaure Blowou By our Cur. OnA Looe Tread. By ou Rubber Rives. rueeuriy By our Muliple Braided Piano Wire Bae. Puncure! and Skidding By our DoubleThic k Tread. Cooking Wih Gas is he modern way Cool, ('oniforaulf, Convenien, Safe. We can supply everyhing Gas, Soves, rons, Ranges, Lighing Fixures and Lamps. You can make your own Gas if preferred. Wrie for Pariculars Aceylene Ligh & Agency Co., Ld. Sole Agens for 'yi'cne Fire Exinguishers GasoToni e Page Wire Fen'ees PresOLi e Gas OxyAceyle A Chambers n Probae. n he Maer of he Esae of Margare Punohu Akina (w), lae of Waimea, Kauai, T. H., deceased. Order of Noice of Hearing Peiion for Adminisraion. On Reading and Filing he Peiion of Joseph A. Akina, widower and husband of deceased, of Wai ;mea. Kauai, i. n. alleging ma Maigare Punohu Akina, (w) of Waimea, Kauai, T.. died ines ae a Waimea, Kauai, T. H. on he 2h, day of March, A. D, 96, leaving propery in he Ha ; waiian slands necessary o be ad minisered upon, o wi: real and 'personal propery of he value of Welding Apparaus. HONOLULU n hh Circui Cour or hes, and praying ha Leers Fifh Circui. Terriory of Adminisraion issue o Joseph of Hawaii, A. Akina aforesaid. is ordered ha Thursday he 0h day of July A. D. 96, a 9 o'clock A. M., be and hereby is appoined for hearing said Peiion in he Cour Room o his Cour a Lihue, Kauai, a which ime a.nd place all persons concerned may appear and show cause, if any iiey have, why said Peiion should no be graned. Daed a Lihue, Kauai, May 24h, 96. (Seal) (Sgd) Lylk A. Dickey. Judge of he Circui Cour of he Fifh Circui. Aes: (Sgd) D. V.m. Dean. Clerk of he Circui Cour of he Fifh Circui. Simpliciy in Wall Paper Our fock conains choice selecions in hose quie subdued colors ha help o maea Home Beauiful.! Our Prices are righ our assormen he larges in Hawaii. Lewers& Cooke, Ld. Crmr Uw i nsil i MilliU Sll iklif. u Dos fr ii Lumber and Building Maerial S. OZAK WAMEA Wholesale Liquor Dealer Telephone No. 02. Henry Waerhouse Trus Co., Ld. buys and sells REAL ESTATE and STOCKS and BONDS and rens SAFE DEPOST BOXES For and Merchan Ss. Frying Shorening Cake Making Rhiwi CRSCO For FryingFor Shorening For Cake Maying There is no smoke nor odor. Fried foods are free from he ase of grease. They now are asy and crisp. They are made more digesible, for Crisco is all vegeable. The same Crisco can be used o fry fish, onions, doughnus, ec., merely by sraining ou he food paricles afer each frying. Crisco gives pasry a new flakiness and digesibiliy. Crisco always is of he same frashness and consisency. 's uniform qualiy makes fof uniform resuls. Crisco gives richness a smaller cos, brings cakemakin g back o populary. Buer bills are reduced and cakes say fresh and mois longer. mimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Each cake is wrapped o insure delivery MPERSiil PEROXMSx o you in a saniary condiion and o reain i's original delicae perfume. Made in he cleanes mos saniary facory in he world. ijvi SOA$ os sr. v Peroxide is an anisepic P P soap, made for V U U Nursery, Toile f L R and general E., purposes. f For (Sale a Has a mos pleasing effec on delicae skin, Lihue Sore besides making i healhy and clean. Waimea Sables LMTED Upoda e Livery, Draying and Boarding Sable and AuoLiver y Business. AUTOMOBLE STAGELN E BETWEEN LHUE and KEKAHA f Leaving Lihue every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Leaving Kekaha' every Tuesday, Thursday and Saurday. ARRVNG AT THER DESTNATON N TURKC HOURS F. WEBER Manager. Telephone 3 W Waimea P. O. Box 7

7 N. G. H. Program ( Con'.iniied from n.iire ) slio o sirinl given lv oiuil Under a finish, ha his qu! i ready for inspecion. Fquad is no o b a aenion. Prizes: one, value $0. 2. Running Race, ' mile: s prize, vnlne $0; 2nd prize, value $5; hird prize, value $3. 3. Kiiuipmen Race: s prize, value $5; 2nd prize, value? Shopu, 6 lbs, one man from each company. s prize, value $5; 2nd prize, $ yards dash: s prize, value $7 50: 2nd prize. $5. 6. Running high ump: s prive, $5; 2nd prize, $ Shoe race: Uniform: Field wih O. D. shir no coal; wihou ha. lcrkinrs. or equipmen. Conesans o line up a scrach, urn ovr o udres a pair of russe shoes, as issued by he Q. M. Corps. Shoes will be marked bv he udges wih numbers Riven he men, hen pu in a pile fifv yards awav. A sarinr signal conesans run o pile, find heir own shoes, pu hem on and reurn o scrach for inspecion. Shoes mus be laced up and have number cor responding o man wearing hem. Shoes may be in own away by any conesan in searching for his own shoes; care will be aken no o hrow hem on balcony or ino audience. Prizes announced laer. No more han 3 men from each company are allowed o compee in his even. s prize, $5; 2nd prize, $ Carrying wounded wihou lier. Uniform:Field, O. D. shirs, wihou ha, coa, or equipmen. Beaers in line; paien for each, lying on his back, fify yards away. A saring signal, each bearer runs o paien, lifs and carries him o place of saring. Time aken from saring signal unil bearer crosses line. Paien will render no assisance o bearer. Open o eams of wo men from hospial corps and o Naional Guard. Number of enries allow ed announced laer. s prize, $5; 2nd prize, $ yds. s prize, value $7.50; 2nd prize, value $5. 0. Running Broad lump: s prize, value $5; 2nd prize, value $3.. Rope climbini. Condiions laer, each Company o be represened by a eam of 2 men. s prize, value $6; 2nd prize, value $3. 2. Cenipede Race: Condiions laer. s prize. $6; 2nd prize va lue $3. 3. Baseball hrow: Prize 5 baseball mask. 4. Relay race: 'i mile, eam of 3 men from each baalion. s prize, value $2.50; 2nd prize, value $ Sack Race: s prize, value $3; 2nd prize, value $2; 3rd prize, value $. 6. Tug of war: eam from each baalion, prize, value $0. A boxing cones will conclude he lis of spors. s prize, value $0, and punching bag for second bes. Rules; On July 4h. all ahlees mus repor o he clerk of course a he field en a o'clock p. m. for numbers. Ahlees have suis according o he rules of he Ahleic Associaion, Poins: 5 poins will be allowed for he winner of each even. 3 poins o second bes and one poin o 3rd bes. Poins will be allowed for all evens exceping shoe race and sack race. The highes number of poins for 'ne individual ahlee will be awarded a $5 gold medal. The baalion wih he highes number of poins will receive one dozen fooball socks and one fooball. The Hos Hospial Deachmen: pial Corps will ener in evens , 5, 6, 7. 8, 9, 0., 2, 3. 4, 5 of he spors. Teams for evens in accordance o eams allowed in he respecive evens for baalion or company. Remark: A greaer number of hose hrein menioned will be allowed in he preliminary evens a Kapaa and Li hue. Fify Years A 20 From old files of ihe Friend 858 wi ;iko he fi. Mowing roes of po.v ilkc. Leer posliige o Saks 7 cens he Unied To Grea Briain 36 cens To France 33 " o Germ niv 37 " To Kussiu 44 " To Camilla 2 " To he Azores 70 " To Valparaiso 4 " MOD'S OF TRAVEL The following record of oniuike of he Missionary vessels of ne gone davs nav surpre our leaders i, hese days of mammoh ocea, liners and palaial accen moraion: The "Th ad dens." wh'ch of THE GARDEN SLAND TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 96, brough ou he fus Missionaries round he Horn, was a Brig of 2 2 ons, and she carried 45 peo pic. The firs "Morning Sar" was a lile hing of only 39 ons, abou he size of an ordinal s fishlin g sampan, and was brough round he Horn by Cun, limine well, he founder of he firm cf Brewer and Co. liven hi ex perienced navigaor was hesian ' abou making so hazardous a rip in so iny a vessel. She carried ;.crew all old of only five men. The second "Morning Sar" was 56 ons, and he hird 207 ons; no much more han half Hie size of he "James Makee." The famous "Mayflower" was only 80 ons and she carried 00 passengers. J. M. L. DEL MONTE BRAND Canned Fruis and Vegeables. Jams, Jellies. Ripe Olives, and Tomao Casup. Sell 'em and hev will always come for more The DEL MONTE brand is a complee line of superior flavor and (.nli;v canned fruis, vegeables and dried fruis ripened in he glorous sunshine of California and packed bv he larges canners of fruis and vegeables in he world. Winners of he only Gand Prize for canned fruis a boh California Exposiions. GONSALVES & CO., LTD. Sole Agens for Hawaii,, T.H. PREPAREDN SALE The GLACER Scmle, PorcelainLine d REFRGERATORS wih Rounded niide Corner! are so consruced ha he mos delicae asenien is reained in food kep n heir clean, wholesome, saniary food, chambers. CE ECONOMY, FOOD CLEANLNESS, PRESERVATON OF PURTY, SCENTFC REFRGERATON, are all combined in he GLACER Ask o see his wonderful Refrigeraor a our sore. Or wrie for prices and lieraure. W. W. Dimond & Co, Ld. "The House of Housewares' King S. HONOLULU, HAWA. Fleur de Lis, ladies' hairdress ing, shampooing, manicuring and scalp reamen. All kinds of hair work. Under he Klaisdell Hoel, firs door in Chaplain lane,. Adv. " ' Jlf.".r T ) 3.. 'f. Vm. K Alhough MUNTONS FOR THE DEFENSE OF VERDUN. heavy arillery eas up he supply quickly, here always seems o be more a hand o urn he enemy back. A Rare Opporuniy For Big Bargains Large Consignmen of Men's And Youh's ReadyoWe ar Suis Tha Mus be Sold. n Addiion Every em of Ladies And Gens' Furnishings n The Sore Reduced o Effed SaleSal e Now On SLVA'S ELEELE STORE pp! aryriir rirrrr.aammara q NEW ligke,:flal biscuis Seady, evenly disribued hea, under perfec conrol makes a good oil sove wonderful for baking PERFECTON OL COM&TOVB Z X Ami U i good oil O O sove is us like cooking wih ciy gas. f you haven' a New Per fecion you've missed comfor for years. Bakes, broils, roass, oass. More efficien han your wood or coal aove.and coa laaa op ras. Cus ou he coalho d and woodbo a drudisrr. Keeps your kilchm coo. The long blue clilmnaya pravan si res, ovens erparae.alm Ovens. Ask your dealer odar STANDARD OL COMPANY smoke or odor. n,3, Sand Cabine Models wih FlrelessCooking (CiMloali) SEND YOUR BROKEN LENSES TO US We Repair Them Accuraely LL 8 and Quickly DOUGHERTY Opicians Silversmihs Jewelers Young Building. When n Be Sure To Visi The Rexall Sore Your every drug, oile and accessory wan will be horoughly and coureously saisfied. Benson, Smih & Co., Ld. The Rexall Sore "Service Every Second' ELEELE STORE J.. Silva, Prop.. OXK of he LEADNG OUSKS for all kinds of DRY HOODS. BOOTS & SHOKS. MUX'S FURNSHNGS. CGARS & TOBACCOS ami NOTONS of every descripion. 'OR WNK, BKF.R and OTKR LQUORS, Ring Up 73 W. Main Office, Eeelc, Kauai. Tel. 7 W.

8 THE GARDEN SLAND PUBLSHNG CO., LTD. UpToDa e Priners, Bookbinders and Publishers of THE GARDEN SLAND A Weekly Newspaper ssued Tuesdays. Enered a he Posoffice a Lihue, Hawaii, as Secondclas s Maer. Subscripion Raes: Per Year, S2.50 Six Mouhs,.50 Three Monhs,.00 Subscripions Payable in Advance. Space Adverising Raes on Annual Conracs. 75 cens per nch per Monh. K. C. HOPPER, Business Manager LATEST WRELESS NEWS (Coninued from page 5) The Russian Advance London is rumored in Merlin ha he Russians now mennec Kovel. According o Amserdam despahes received his morning, he Russians are seadily forcing heir way wes along he line from Galieia far up ino Poland. The Germans under General von Linsengen are rying o hold he Slav hordes.. The Ausrians have aken fresh posiions beween Czernowiz and he Dneiser. German General von Mohmer is repored gaining an advance agains he heavy Russian pres.ure. German nfanry Repulsed Paris German infanry has been repulsed. The German bombardmen of Dead Man's Hill coninue. Signal Corps Being Wihdrawn The signal eorps, regulars, of he Hawaiian deparmen, Oahu, have been ordered o he euavl. RrigadiorGenera l Evans received a elegram o ha effec his morning. Sevenyfiv e men and officers will leave a he earlies possible momen. Hawaii Ges Two Delegaes Al Casle, wriing from Chicago, ays ha Hawaii's delegaion in fuure Republican convenion. ha been definiely fixed a wo. He says his Terriory has been confued wih and he wishes local pary leaders o clear he maer up. Baseball Team Arrives The Sana Clara eam arried his morning. hacb Monday, June 9 Sugar 6.2. WAR WTH MEXCO BEGNS Washingon The Presiden yeserday ordered he enire Naional Guard of he Unied Saes o he Mexican border o relieve he regulars so ha he laer may proceed o aack in Mexico. Mexico has begun war wihou declaring war. BrigadierGenera l Pershing, conmacding he Accrican forces in Mexico, sen o pursue Villa, was heard from las nigh afer he Presiden had called ou he Naional Guard. The General says ha condiions are very ense bu ha he is prepared for cvenuahies. As a maer of fac, however,pershing's siuaion is very serfous.he is many miles in Mexico wih a force of less han 5,000 men.while he Mexican general in posiion o aack him has an army of beween 50,000 and 60,000. While a sae of war exiss on he par of he Carranzaisas, Presiden Wilson saes ha he Unied Saes governmen has no inenions in he presen dras. ic move bu o proec Americans and chase bandis away from he border The governmen of Mexico has aken he acion of Wilson as a declaraion of war, and a sae of acual war exiss along he Rio Grande secion of he border wihou war having acually been declared. Mexicans are commiing hosile acs all along he border and preparaions for war are o be noed everywhere. Naional Guardsmen will relieve regulars on he border as rapidly as possible. California's guardsmen will be among he firs o he fron. Word was wired o he war deparmen ha California would have 4,000 men enraiued for he border in foryeighours. Officials in Washingon are of he opinion ha Carranza is deliberaely rying o provoke war. Pershiug's force is ounumbered en o one. Along Arizona Border Tucson, Arizona A Souhern Pacific railway branch in Mexico is seizeu by Mexican. Americans lee from he inerior of Mexico while he"greasers" arm for conflic. Telegraph and elephone sysems cu. American refugees from Mexico sae ha he Mexicans have already begun AniAmeriche war. demonsraions are occuring everywhere. A The Texas El Paso Five housand American roops are held a Douglas, awaiing orders. Acive preparaions for war are going on on boli sides of he border. The Mexican branch of he Souhern Pacific railway has been seized by he Mexicans. Lower California Desering San Diego News received from he erriory of Lower California, a par of Mexico, indicaes ha she is desering Mexico. The governor is repored as saying ha his Sae would remain neural The News A The armv on Oahu and Hawaii Naional Guard learned yeserday of he siuaion on he Mexican border. is hough ha he Unied Saes regular forces here will remain. Governor Pinkha m does no hink ha he Hawaiian regimens of Naional Guard are included ir. he Presiden's order calling he miliia o he border in basern hurope AusroHungar Vienna y makes he official announcemen ha uas laueu neiore me Russian advance, and also of h general rerea of he forces of Franz Jossph. The Slaws are sriking hard a he Carpahians. Teuonic repors are o he effec ha he legions of he Czar are reversed norhward of Bukowina. bu his is scoued by Aliies William bavidge Dead William Savidge dies a Leahi home afer a long Line THE GARDEN SLAND, TUESDAY, TUNE 20, 96 Mexican War Pracically Cerain Washingon The governmen expecs war wih Mexico. The immediae recall of roops engaged in chasing raiders of American soil is he only assurance of peace, and as ha is impossible war is believed o be a maer of only a few hours. Fighing Already Sared Four hundred roopers under Maior Edward Anderson, of he Third Cavalry, have crossed he border ino Mexico welve miles norh of Maamoras and engaged in bale wih a large force of Mexicans, proving o be rooper of Carranza. Washingon is horoughly alive o he siuaion. No one is inclined o make ligh o i. is believed oday ha he Naional Guard of he counry may be mobilized and used as border guards, leaving he regulars for acual field wok. General Funson hears of aacks on American roops and hinks he siuaion bad. Transporaion faciliies complicae maers, The inernaional bridge a El Paso has been blocked on he Mexican side, osensibly o keep American roops from crossing over. Pershing Hurls Defiance Defiance is hurled a he Mexicans. General Pershing has noified General Funson ha afer Carranza officials noified him ha American roops should be wihdrawn he answered ha as American commander he could no recognize he auhoriy of he Mexican governmen as o movemens of American roops. The recalling of American consuls from various Mexican poss indicaes a crisis Grea aniameric demonsraions are aking place in Mexico. Germans To The Rescue London Ausria calls for assisance and Germany is sending roops. The Bulgars are also repored o be despaching wo divisions o help hold he Slavs back in Bukowina. Two full Teuonic army corps arc on heir way o Galieia. The Slavs are repored o be coninuing heir advance wesward, despie all effors of he opposing forces. Leinberg is now hreaened. Few Germans Aid Turkey Consaninople Few Germans are aiding he Oomans in he war agains he Allies. Less han 2300 officers and men of Teuonic origin are now wearing he Turkish uniform, and hese were merely loaned by he Kaiser o assis in he defense of Consaninople. The Ausrians have sen help in he shape of baeies of heavy guns wih heir full complemen of officers and gunners. New Harbor For Seale Seale Lake Washingon canal is nearly finished. will give o his ciy a fine fresh waer harbor. Mrs. Asor To Marry Brooklyn Mrs. Madeline Force Asor, widow of he lae John Jacob Asor. will be married on Monday o William Diek, a ugar refiner. By marrying he second ime Mrs. Asor gives up a five million dollar income bequeahed o her by her lae husband. This money will rever o Vincen Asor. Saurday Alernoon Perograd The Russians are coninuing o move forward on he easern fron, norh of Czernowiz. They have fcrcd lack he Aus rians on he boundary beween Galieia and Rusian Poland and have occupied Radgilova, only sixy miles norheas of Lmiberg which hey abandoned mohs ago. when foroed back by he grea Teuon offeniive some Wha The Germans Say Berlin Along Sockhod and Syr rivers secors he Russians are baling wih forces under General von Linsingen. Przelowsk Norh of a General von Bohmer and his men are fighing hard wih he Slavs. Souh of he Drsiser river rcors AusroHungarin defea ed he Russian cavalry and checked heir advarce. Oher bales have sared along he enire Volhvnia fron. On The Wes Fron Paris On he wes fron oday he Germans hurled hand gren ades a French posiions on Avocour fron. n he region of Dead Man's Hill he bombardmen rose o an inense pich. n he Vosges. eas of Thann, he French have peneraed he firs and second German lines and capuied prisoners. Briish Desroyer Sunk London The Briish desroyer Eden has been sunk in collisiou in he English channel. alians Take Posiions Rome The alians on he zonzo fron have capured Ausrian posiions a Malgaforsea and Mone Magari. aking 203 prisoners. Carranza Wans El Paso Presiden Carranza, of Mexico, has hrown down he gounle o he Unied Saes. This afernoon he siuoiou is one which hreaens wai and i may come a any momen. The warning from General Trevino, he Carranza commander of armies in norhern Mexico, o General Pershing ha any move of Unied Saes roops oxcep oward he border would be he signal for hosiliies, has brough he siuaion sharply o a crisis. Consuls Are Ordered Home San Anonio U. S. conusls in some of he Mexican ciies have been ordered back o he Saes because of he siuaion. This developed oday when wih he arrival of Consul Hanna a Laredo, Texas. He came from Monerey and i is learned ha Secreary Lansirg ordered him and Consul Silliman, of Salillo, o he American side. No word has been received from General Pershing, who is a U. S. army headquarers in he field a Colouia Aublan. General Funson, however, has confirmed he fac ha General Trevino sen he repored warning o General Pershing. Officials here are of he opin ion ha if Trevino acually served such a warning i was for home purposes. German Vessels Sunk Copenhangen Two German seamers have been aunk in he Balic by orpedoes. Fishermen saw hem sink., i r wuru ironi oa rrancisca saes ma JiUge Suar is ho afer from any quarer. me sea or governor in a coas paper he assails he land Democras And Suffrage poucy oi uie iovernor. Sunday, June 8 S. Louis The Democras, in naional convenion, are working on heir plaform and he quesion of woman's suffrage has caused The Ad Club has requesed and cceived from he he firs row. The firs sraigh voe resuled in 8 2 voes agains Mavor a deailed saemen of he condiion of he ciy's finances. 'he plank and 888 for i. Those favoring he measure feel ha i Mayor Lane proposes o celebrae Kalakaua Day in November. lis imporan o he success of he pary. He says ha Kalakaua did more o adverise he slands han any The Philippine policy of scule and a greaer army and greaer oher monarch, and pus he maer up o he merchans., navy are approved. War Dr. Scudder May Leave Dr. Scudder may leave Cenral Union church o ake he pulpi of he Tokio Union church. Correspondence is being had wih he pasor and he is considering he maer, Saurday, June 7 Sugar, 6.2. Despie he effors of he ciy fahers, a defici faces he couny, and he budge commiee can find no way o make finances balance. There is alk of cuing road work and salaries of employees, bu i is said ha even ha will no preven a shorage. The naval pay office will be moved o Pearl Harbor and on July firs he naval wireless saion will follow i. These facs came ou when he Chamber of Commerce made inquiry of Admiral Boush. nformaion has been received from Washingon ha bills affecing Hawaii are being passed along by he House as fas as hey can be read. Hawaiian Elecric, Gas, Public Uiliies and oher bills from he slands have slipped righ hrough wihou opposiion Looks Like Mexican War Washingon Presiden Carranza, of Mexico, makes hrea of war, General Pershing has been warned no o send ou his roops in any direcion in Mexico excep oward he border, and in delivering his message General Trevino. of he Mexican forces, saed ha any violaion of hese erms would be regarded as an unfriendly ac, and would be he signal for war. The hrea is confirmed a Washingon, bu i is no belived ha i will affec he course of he ad minisraion on he Mexican crisis. From The Bale Frons Loudon The Russian ser.m roller goes seadily on, despie opposiion of Teuon foes. Fresh repors from Perograd add o he volume of booy and numbers of prisoners aken in grea wesward drive Ḃerlin and Vienna sill claim ha heslav drive has been checked. Paris officially reieraes repor of successful aack on Ge man renches a bloody Le Mor Homme hill. Rober Fay Senenced New York Rober Fay, former lieuenan in he German army, charged wih conspiracy o violae American neuraliy, conviced and senenced o serve eigh years in Federal prison has wrien a leer" o Presiden Wilson, asking o be depored o Germany. He says ha if his lie is o be wased, he migh as well wase i in his own counry. Maor Gray Crosses Border San nonio, Texas Maor Gray led a small deachmen of he 3h cavalry across he Mexican border yeserday in pursui of bandis. Aviaor Smih nured Tokio Ar. Smih, he famous American aviaor, was inured yeserday in a fall of five hundred fee, He may never recover he use of his righ leg. Friday Afernoon S. Louis More home rule for Hawaii and oher erriorial pars of he Unied Saes is demanded in he plaform presened o he Democraic naional convenion oday. The plaform will probably be voed upon his afernoon. Wilson's policy in he Philippines and Mexico is suppored. The Presiden ii eulogized as he greaes American of his generaion, and legislaion enaced a his behes is upheld. Freedom of he seas by an inernaional combinaion is urged. Figh Among Laborers San Francisco A big figh on he Oakland waerfron his morning beween union and sevedores. nonunio n Shipowners claim ha he demands of he srikers are unfair and a breach o faih, The side of employers is srongly se forh in a leer from Presiden Cook, Teamsers are hauling freigh handled by "scabs". The Unied Saes may bring abou a selemen. Ausrians Desroy Propery Perograd Before abandoning Czernowiz. he Ausrian sronghold, he Teuons sen heir rolling sock o Llskani and desroyed all railroad racks abou he ciy. The Russians, coninuing heir advance, have aken 00 more officers and 4,000 addiional soldiers, and are driving seadily ahead. French Gain And Lose Berlin Two French aacks oday on he souhern slope of Dead Man's Hill were unsuccessful. A firs he French gained bu laer a couner aack drove hem back. Oher Bales Repored Paris German aacks were made inorce oday souheas of Thiaumo n farm, bu were broken down. An aack was made on he righ bank of he Meuse o hill 320, souh of Caillee, bu was repulsed, he Germans reiring, leaving piles of corpses. ( Wudan Goes Home General Wudan, leader of he Chinese naionalis pary, leaves oday for home and will probably ake an imporan par in he new governmen of China. He suggess ha ake he place o The Hague as he cener for peace conferences, and poins ou advanages his ciy would have over he presen meeing place. Mrs. Olsen Dead Mrs. Olsen, widow of he lae Rev. W. B. Olsen, died a Whie Plains, N. Y., on June 3. Copies of five Hawaii bills as finally passed by Congress arrived oday. The Rapid Transi Case Argumen in he Rapid Transi case will begin Monday and a final decision by he Supreme Cour is expeced n a few days. Friday, June 6 Sugar, The museum o be consruced a Kilaiea volcano o house volcanic specimens and daa will be of reinforced concielc and will cos abou $8,000. s Wilson And Marshall S. Louis Woodrow Wilson and Marshall are again he sandard bearers of he Democraic pary. One voe only was necessary o pu hrough he program of he pary leaders, alhough delegaes and specaors made quie a demonsraion when he nominaions were made. Bryan Makes A Speech When called o he plaform Win, Jennings Bryan received an ovaion. He urged upon he Bourbons o forge pas differences, and made a plea for vicory. Wilson s "Glad" Washingon When Secrary Tumuly carried o he Presiden he news of his renominaion a o'clock his morning Mr. Wilson said: " am very glad". "THE MMGRANT T ATTRACTON W. Fernandez has secured he above named film for his nex programs on Kauai, places and daes being giveu in anoher column. Of his picure a paper recenly said: "Some acress," appeared o be he consensus of opinion of he crowd which packed he Libery heaer o he doors las nigh o winess he premier of Valcska Sura, one of America's leading acresses, in "The mmigran," a sory which brings he old world o he new and fighs ou a bale of one of ke daughers of Russia, farawa y who adops as her home "he land of he free " And he opinion formed by he audience will no admi of conradicion. Valcska Sura has mainained a posiion a he head of he profession for a number of years and h er adven ino he silen drama is a redle mark for he er "new ar." is gradually calling all of hem and i is probable ha many ohers will follow in he fooseps of Sura. "The nimigian" comes from he Jesse L. Laskv sudio and he cas includes several old favories. They are: Thomas Meighan, Theodore Rober, Jane Wolff, Hal Clemens, Ernes Joy, Bob Fleming and Mrs. McCord. Valeska Sura appears in he ile role Theodore Robers as he grafer and Meighan as he second cabin passenger. The plo is cleverly worked ou and ends in he complee rou of he grafer, afer he has ried o wreck he life and blas he prospecs of he younger man. Through he kindly offices of The mmigran he laer scores a vicory in business and in love.