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1 fmn v SUGAUKuws The (lurden sland "llcets no sale Represents Mkt. Strong. m m mm m : m v Nl ! All Katnl. m x ESTABLSHED VOL. 11. NO. 43 LHUF KAUA. TERRTORY OF HAWA TUESDAY. NOVEMBER SUBSCRPTON RATES $2.50 PER YEAR 5 CENTS PER COPY THE DEVERLL LEE SHOWER HONOR TODAYS LATEST A CONGE TG ORDERS STARTNG J v. WEDDNG SUNDAY Mss Barbara Ella Lee and Edward G. Dcverll were marred at Roendahl of Eleele gave a lnen Saturday afternoon Mrs. Karl the home of the groom last Sunday Rev. Hans senberg offcat Eva Haste. The house was dec shower and tea n honor of Mss ng. orated wth yellow chrysanthemums nasturtums and a great Yucca lles and male n gteat profuson formeda very approprate and beautful decoratve ar ferns. Several games nvolvng profuston of feathery madenhar rangement A canopy of male. busy brans and nmble fngers Y under whch the ceremony took were played and przes awarded. place was the obect of much admraton. The rest o f the afternoon was spent n musc and sewng Then a Dr. Lyman gave the brde away messenger boy arrved wth a large Whle Mss Etta Lee acted as box whch the hostess delvered to Mss Haste who was f rdesnad and Percy Dcverll was "n attendance on the groom. completely surprsed and almost too overcome to open the many Mrs. Menetoglo gave a very packages t contaned. pleasngrendtonof the Love Song and the Weddng March from The lades present were: Mss Lohengrn. Eva Haste ftfrs. Brode Mts. The almost contnual rans of Moler Mrs. Pllar Mrs. Morse the past week had caused the roads Mrs. Hughes Mrs. Slva. Mrs. on the eastern sde of the sland to Creevev; the Msses M. and H. be n a very bad condton whch Samson Tanet Haste M. B. Martn. prevented a large number of guests Ruth Johnson Mare Anderson M. from attendng. n spte of Resor thtse Helen Schmmclfenng condtons however some ffty and Mrs. Roendahl. people among whom many had travelled from Makawel.sat down GERMANS DEFEAT to a lavshly apponted luau mmedately after the weddng ceremon v. Mrs. Dcverll. whose skll n arrangng and preparng Hawaan dshes s well known was hghly complmented on the excellence of the feast. nvtatons To Dance "V nvtatons are out for a yanayam a dance to be gven by Mr. and Mrs. Kahlbaum at Eleele Hall on Dec. 4th. PASSENGERS ARRVED The followng passengers arrved on the Knau Wednesday mornng: B. F. Vckers Carl Bayer J. Joa Mrs. Bayer. F. J. Leandro qun A. Sellner. Hee Fat F. C. Fry Mrs. J. A Honan. J. C. Bartel s. Mrs Emma A. Kong M. B. Snuza H. Fara W. K. Dok Mts Dok A. H. Rce R. R Hnd Mrs. R. MacOueen. Mrs. T. M. Senn and mad J. Spauldng W. G. Pllar. Mrs. Pllar Mrs. K Wong Mrs E Knolau Mss Wong J.C. Brown Lee Quon Mrs. Sng Fat. F. C. Morrow superntendent of the local telephone system returned n the W. G. Hall ths mornng from a vst to the far ;qd to hs old home n the Pacfc northwest. C. B. Hofgaard & Co opened ther Chrstmas dsplay yesterday qute a rush day beng reported by Manager Mahlum. FFTH EVENNG OF OF MSS E. HASTE THE HANAMAULDS n the Junor League seres Sunday afternoon the Germans bested the Hanamaulus 17 to 3. t was "easy pckngs" for the former although the game as a whole was rather poor. J. Fernandez of the German team ptched a good game for sx nnngs but n the seventh the enemy found hm and sent a man across the plate: whle they landed two more men n the eghth. n ther next game the Germans wll run up aganst the Hawas thus far leaders of the seres. At that tme Krusc a.d Paul Kahlbaum wll be seen m the unform df the D. S. Cs. The score by nnngs was as follows Total D. S. C H. A. C The lneup of teams was as follows: D. S. C Fred Fernandez 3nd; M Fernandez ss; J. Fernandez p; Chrs. Kuhlmann 2nd; H. Theleman n c; H. Elmhosrt rf; Elmhors E. t cf; Carl Schumacher Chcago f; W. Schumacher 1st. H. A. C zan f; J. Garca cf; M. Proste 1st; Kshda c; A. Mederos 2nd; M. Sousa ss; Masa p; H. Rchard 3nd; Futta rf. A. G. Hme of Kekaha last week took out ctzenshp papers n the Crcut Court forswearng allegance t o Kng George o f Great Brtan. BOWLNG CONTEST Three games were played on the ffth evenngof the present bowl ng tournanent at the Lhue allevs. The scores made n the three games and the present standng of the compettors are as followng: Class 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game Total Prev Total Grand Total 170 C. Maser H. Wolters A W. Kuhlmann O. Prueser A. Sebel H. Rohrg B F. Malm rtf. F. Wnter E. Malm C. S. Dole W. H. Rce. Jr OA H. C. Sheldon C. W. Grotc HOB W. H. Grote Sugar 502. NEWS Medterranean Submarnes German WRELESS London t s settled that submarnes makng attacks on talan merchant shps n the Medterranean cea are German and not Austran subsea craft. Parts were taken from Germany to Treste and there assembled under mechancs and offcers of the German navy. Fay Confessses German Offcer Washngton. Robed Fay confessed to beng a German offcer s charges wth puttng bombs on trasaltantc shps and together wth confederates wll be prosecuted for conspracy aganst Commerce. The Sherman act wll bear on the case. Faye has been repudated bv the German embassv. Eghteenth Zeppeln Lost Chalons Germany lost her eghteenth zeppeln last Sunday ac cordng to word receved from the Hague. Zeppeln had been scoutng over Russan lnes when ht bv an anta r craft gun. Machne whch was far south ot Dvua came down n German lnes and destroyed. Crew rescued. Alarmng ntmaton Constantne Pars ntmaton from Kng that Greece mght ds arm and nterne forces of Alles Athens that have been operatng n Bulgara and Serban Macedona n the event of ther repulse and retra.t across Grecan border s causng some alarm. ndcatons are that forces are beng brought to bear on Kng bv dplomats of the central powers. Mnsters of Allts have been drected to press for a drect answer to recent questons whch wll put mnster Skoulouds on record be fere general electons. Rumored Plan Abandoned Berln t s rumored that French war mnstrv has abandoned the plan of sendng a force to Serba through Alnana and has already ordered expedton landed at Sant Quarranton on the Albanan coast to rembark. Burnng Steamer Abandoned London The Brtsh steamer ndan Monarch doned by her crew to the south o( St. Helena. afre was aban Kato May Succeed Okuma Toko t s rumored that Okuma may soon be succeeded bv Bar on Kato who s the favorte. Bresca Raded Rome The cty of Bresca was Damage slght. the scene of another ar rad. German Offensve Repulsed Pars The German attempt to regan part of ther postons lost n the bg offensve of French durng September were repulsed yesterday. German loss was several thousand n klled and wounded Ktchener Denounced Sr Arthur Markham denounced Lord Ktchener n the London House of Commons yesterday as an ncompetent and autocrat unft to conduct the mltary campagn. The falures of Brtan are charged to hm. Churchll made t plan that blunders wth whch he had been charged belong at Ktchene s door. Mayor Mtchell Dong Well New York Mayor Mtchell was operated yesterday for appendcts and s dong well. Forbes wll ask federal status for mlta head. Thnk adutant general should hold commsson from Natonal Government and Congress should furnsh suffcent funds to make mlta effcent. Monday Afternoon Carranza Vctorous Washngton Carranzas troops near Agua Preta won another vctory. Nogales Vlla wth 9500 men andchef Uxbaleo have attacked Hennosllo. Tran Over Bank Fresno A Southern Pacfc tran went over a bank lodav. the drop beng fourteen feet. Many passengers were nured but none klled October Exports Hgh New York Exports for October amounted to $ Steamer Founders Bordeaux The Spansh steamer Barnada from Cardff foundered n a gale off the mouth of the Gronde. Asst Postmaster Renstated Washngton Presdent Wlson has renstated assstant postmas ter at Wnnet who was removed for nukng adverse crtcsm of presdents engagement. Yarna Base Submarne London Varna the Bulgaran Black Sea pott s the base for operatons of German submarnes. Pope Orders Relef Rome Pope Benedct has ordered archbsho p of Verona to take measures for the relef of those sufferng from bombardment by leu tonc arfleet. Salngs Cancelled New York talan lne has cancelled salngs of ts steamers to Amerca from Palermo as the government needs the vessels. TeutonBulg Campagn TeutonBulgara Berln n The campagn n Serba has resulted n the capture of 8500 Serbans and twelve cannon. Von Lnsugens army s advancng and has cleared Russans from frst bank of the rver Styr. The Russan offensve n new regon of Snorgan has been re pulsed talan Lner Sunk Rome He talan lner Mrenza was sunk last faottmtay pre sumably bv a submarne sx passengers am ttteen ot tne crew ae mss.ng. There were no Amercans reported Churchll On Dardanelles London Wnston Churchll made a fery speech n the House of Commons today. He sad the operatons n the Dardanelles ae so mportant to the success "of the Alles as to be worth carryng out wth sustaned fury and utter dsregard for loss of lfe. f the campagn s pressed suffcently hard t can be vctorous. (Contnued on page 8) LOCAL JAPANESE To somewhat atone for the on t le falure of the local coronaton cele braton owng to bad weather a concert was gven at the Lhue Hall for the Japanese on Saturday evenng last n whch some very enoyable musc was gven by local amateurs. The Japanese Kndergarten chldren added an attractve feature and the whole was concluded bv a most laughable seres of tableau nttled Domestc Experences. Mss Waterhouse and Mrs. Grote sang very sweetly whle Mrs. J.L. Robertson rendered a very pleasng pano solo. Mr. Carden gve two very excellent voln solos whch seemed to strke a sympathetc note n the Japanese audence and Mr. Horner sang tn hs nmtable style. A monologue by Rev. J. M. Lydgate and short story by Rev Scudder also elcted much applause. The double quartet of Lhue school pupls sang partcularly well. NE T CONGE Four years ago "compettve sngng" was made one of the chef featurts of the annual pro gram of the Hawa an Evangelcal Conventon the obect beng to encourage good sngng n the churches throughout the Terrtoy (partcularly the Hawaan churches) for whch a beautful banner was offered to the sland wnnng the same fve tmes. The banner was captured by Hawa n 1912 and and bv Moloka n 1914 wll be two compettons the general competton and the Sunday school competton. At the conventon held n Hauale last month t was decded that Kaua enter both of these compettons the east Kaua hurdles to compete n the Sunday school ex ercse and west Kaua to take part n the general competton. Ths was done to faclate the meetng for rehearsals or those desrng to enter the Kaua churches. The Lhue Hawaan church apprecatng that t means money to take a chorus to Hawa has decded to gve a ooncert on December at Lhue Socal Hall to rase money to defray the exan d nterest n ths competton whch was frst evnced bv Kaua last year when Moloka was hard pressed by Kauaans for fust place has measurably ncreased. At the next conventon whch wll be held n lllo Hawa there penses thus gvng ts many frends an opportunty to help out The commttee n charge of the concert expect to present a good entertanment. Those who have thus far consented to take part are. Msses Waterhouse of Lhue Mss Helen Poepoc of Keala and Messrs. E. A. Carden and A. Homer. Jr. Another Blake The "Attorney Blake" mentoned last wetk as havng been requested by the udge of the Crcut Court to prepare hmself for a new examnaton when hs lcense to practce law has expred was not Charles Blake deputy tax assessor of Koloa whose learnng n the law has never been questoned. THE LOCAL GUARD Kaua Companes Desgnated And Offcers Approved By The Governor. Terrtory of Hawa. The Adutant General s Offce. November General Orders No he followng changes n the organzaton of the Natonal Guard of Hawa are announced for the nformaton and gudance of all concerned: 1 The organzaton of a company of nfantry Natonal Guard of Hawa composed of members of several natonaltes a: Lhue Kaua havng been completed sad company s desgnated Company A 3d nfantry Natonal 2 The organzaton of a compn v of nfantry Nntoml Guad of Hawa composed of Flpnos at Lhue Kaua havng been completed sad company s desgnated Company B. 3d nfantry Natonal 3 The organzaton of a company of nfantry Natonal Guard of Hawa at Homestead Kalaheo Kaua havng been completed sad company s desgnated Company C. 3d nfantry Natonal 4 The organzaton of a company of ufantv Natonal Guard of Hawa at Keala Kaua havng been completed sad company s desgnated Company D 3d nfantry Natonal 5 The organzaton of a com; pany of nfantry Natonal Guard of Hawa at Makawel Kaua havng been completed sad company s desgnated the Second Separate Company. nfantry. Natonal 6 The organzaton of a company of nfallry. Natonal Guard of Hawa at Wamea Kaua havng been completed sad company s desgnated the Thrd Separate Company nfantry Natonal 7 Companes A B C and D 3d nfantrv Natonal Guard of Hawa wll consttute a separate battalon o f nfantry Natonal Guard of Hawa whch s desgnated the 1st Separate Battalon nfantry Natonal Guard ol Hawa. S For admnstratve and tactcal purposes the 2d and 3d Separate Companes nfamrv Natonal Guard of Hawa are attacked to the 1st Separate Battalon nfantry Natonal 11 The followng appontments and assgnments of offcers of the Natonal Guard of Hawa are announced for the nformaton and gudance of all concerned 9 Edward H W. Broadbent s apponted a Maor n the Natonal Guard of Hawa wth rank from the date hereof and s assgned to. the command of the Frst Separate Natonal Uuard of Hawa (Contnued on page 5.) nfantry Koloa Japanese Celebrate n spte of consderable ran the Japanese of Koloa carred out most of ther plans n celebratng the Emperors y brthday. A effectve lantern parade was held the lne of march beng chefv confned to the road boundng the baseball feld. The exercses whell followed later n the school house were well attended and enthusastcally applauded. James Dougherty of Wall & T"1nl frl trtr rrrtn1 nt..... t...!.. (vt.v u rvull l mornng for a tour of two weeks.

2 THE GARDEN SLAND TUESDAY NOVEMBER NSURANCE PLAN FALLS TO GROUND Readers of the Garden sland wll remember the efforts some months ago of Zeno K. Myers to organze an nsurance company on ths sland for the purpose of wrtng local busness t was stated at the tme that the proposton was well started and promsed to be successful. A new dea has ntervened however and the company wll not be started. Wrtng to the edtor of ths paper Mr. Myers the promoter of the proposed company stys of He matter: "You are probably wonderng what has become of the organzaton of Compm y the Kaua Assurance but n takng ths matter up on thr manland wth the underwrters that we hope to nterest n our proposton of a rensurance deal whereby a recprocty treaty could be arranged for a n exchange of slands busness for gl Hanale Warehouse Mr. and Mrs Albert S. Wlcox have sgned and delvered to the harbor board at 3 deed to a pece of land at Hanale contanng 2500 square feet whch the Terrtory wants tor the ste of a new warehouse to be btlt shortly adonng the Hanale wharf. The consderaton named for the deed s $1. The contract for the constructon of the warehouse has probably snce been closed or t shortly wll be. tedge manland busness a dffer ent plan has been suggested for handlng ths proposton whch s havng very careful consderaton and t s possble that n the very near future some manland underwrters wll come here wth a vew of carryng out such an arrangement. Ths to my mnd s very mportant and would offer a very proftable feld for a successful l exchange of busness and untl ths matter of organzng one large rensurance company can have very careful consderaton nothng further wll be done along the lnes as frst suggested." New Stables And Shops Large quanttes of Sol are beng removed from the rear of the Lhue mll where the work of gradng a consderable area s go ng forward. The plantaton stables wll be erected on ths ste very shortly as the old sheds opposte the store are due to be torn down at an earlv date n order to allow prelmnary operatons for the new busness block to be started. Concrete foundatons for a blacksmth and carpenter shop have already been set n the new ste next to the mll. Modern applances wll be nstalled n both workshops Stewarts From Exposton Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Stewart returned on the Hall from a two months vst at the Far. They report havng had a most delghtful trp. Percy Deverll of the Bank of Hawa came up on the Hall to attend hs brothers weddng. Mr. Knney Conng Henv V Knney superntendent of publc nstructon wll pay a vst to Kaua about the mddle of December to make an nspecton of the schools on the Garden sland. The dea o f the trp wll be to ascertan Kauas need regardng new school buldngs and supples Superntendent Knnev says that school condtons o n Kaua are excellent and that the sland has forged far to the front n ts vocatonal work n whch ntense nterest has been last two years. taken durng the The hgh school at Lhue s dong fne work he declares. Guard Offcers Tournament Offcers of the Natonal Guard are already plannng a Tenns tournament. Two of the offcers of each company wll combne to make up a doubles team. As some of the best players of the sland are counted among the newly apponted offcers some nterestng events may be looked forward to. WALLPAPE R The Jargesl varety of wallpap n the Terrtory s at our slore. Wrte us your needs and we wll gladly send samples for selecton. Wrte today. Lewers& Cooke Ltd. S. OZAK WAMEA Wholesale Lquor Dealer er A. Telephone No K.R.KNGSBURY. VCE PRESDENT. Standard Ol Company NCOBOOBATtB Mr. D. G. Scofeld Presdent..Standard Ol Company ""San Francsco Calforna. Dear Mr. Scofeld: N CALFORNA Standard Ol Buldng Sap tvancscocl. SUOJECT. October want to call your attenton to the later reports of the nvestgaton followng the recent dsaster at Ardmore Okla. t develops now that the tank car whch caused the exoloson and resulted n the death of more than ffty people was flled wth gasolne made by compressng natural gas and known as compressor gasolne not. a straght run refnery product lke our Red Crown gasolne whch as you know s a pure product of crude ol dstllaton. Compressor gasolne s very unstable and very "gassy " end the vapors gnte so readly that there s always danger of fre or exploson n handlng t. The Ardmore shpment t seems was ntended to be mxed wth low gravty gasolne n the same manner as s done by some manufacturers n Calforna and the product s known to the trade as a blended or mxed gasolne and s offered qute extensvely to motorsts n some sectons. Even when compressor gasolne s blended n ths manner t s stll very "gassy" and dangerous. at Ardmore has clearly pont Ths unfortunate dsaster ed out the wsdom of the acton of our Board of Drectors a te ltdsma ntle over a year ago n decdng to the compressor gaso lne plant whch we nstalled at Ne whall Calforna wth a vew to determnng whether t was safe to compress our gas there and shp the resultng gasolne to our rerunn ng. At that tme we publs of July 1914 a statement announc ng the dscontnuance of ths plant and the reasons therefor and attach the clppng hereto. refnery for stablzng by hed n the Standard Ol Bulletn beleve n Justce to the publc and to ourselves; we should take some means of nformng motorsts and all those handlng t the rsk they are runnng n usng ths dangerous compressor gasolne. Very truly yours. When You Come To Or shp freght from or to the Cty you requre the servces of Relable Expressmen. We meet all steamers from Kaua and are prepared to respond promptly to calls from Kaua people at the hotels or elsewhere or to carry out orders by mal. Mal nstructons ust as Rood as personal ntervews. Gve us your orders and we wll do the rest. We are backed by our reputaton for promptness and relablty. THE RELABLE TRANSFER COMPANY M. E. Gomes Jr. Propretor. Henry Wate house Trust Co. Ltd. buys and sells REAL ESTATE and STOCKS and BONDS and rents SAFE DEPOST BOXES Fort and Merchant Sts. Used by MM MM 3f All the Bg College Nnes The Offcal Bal f you attend cny of the WKlX bg college games you wll fnd that the ball almost nvarably used s the REACH OFFCA L"3Fn( AMERCAN LEAGUE BALL. College n wont have tuythr but the BEST that why they all u. The Keac Ball Collrre men know too that tle keach Ball ha. Wn adoptnl by the Anencuu League lor ten yearn am n the Offcal League Hall. No can other ca c u many urae gnne rrce every where J.2S. The Bah Trademar k U Sporun. Goods s a guarantee.1 qualty t means sals Theo. H. Daves & Co. Ltd. Sole Agents for the Terrtory of Hawa Nawlwl Garage C. W. SPTZ Prop. NAWLWL KAUA TELEPHONE H34 o v CUPPED fw rornptess01 StD" 101 OwnDresso...r ago tvs Company v. ut?co Canyon ftotn natural at short tme atet. " otkng oc; pas. A and m nstalled lnt Dsmantled.V t StS s. of transportng t to ne yqvlng mean. to runnng. fnery at w KUlluw hleh vapor great volatlty and the 7ne produced trorn."..; whch make tne ny na "angerous one to handle ne VSha. decded to a bave "ffn Vc.lSoU and hu Automobles to all Parts of Kaua all hours. Day and Nght Careful Chauffeurs Autos and lght machnery repared. Plumbng and gas fttngs. Agents for Fsk and Goodrch Tres and Tubes Chalmers Ford Studebaker Vele Federal and Vele Truck. Agents for the nter sland Steam Navgaton Co. Ltd. at Nawlwl Kaua T

3 THE GARDEN SLAND TUESDAY NOVEMBER Veranda Pumps "As easy as an old shoe These Pumps are made of whte canvas wth whte rubber soles and heels. Deservedly popular as an outng shoe. Only $2.00. Manufacturers 1031 Fort St. Shoe Store Do Your Own Vulcanzng Save the money vulcanzng usually costs by dong the work yourself wth the Westnghouse Vulcanzer Wth ths outft you can make repars the day the trouble happens. Thus you save your tres; you save money; you save tme. Vulcanzer works from any lamp socket. The 1 5 step rhoostat enables accurate adustment of temperature a very mportant factor. Hawaan Electrc Co. Ltd. HONOLULU. Lades Tenns A n extremely handsome md artstc (lower vase was Mrs. Hans senbcrgs selecton for a trophy for the lades sngles tournament and s beng dsplayed at the Lhu e store. A meetng of all ladv players of Kaua who are nterested s called for Sunday next.nuv. 21st. 3 o.tn. Sutable rules for the conduct of both the sngles and doubles wll theft be adopted and dates set for matches. Weather permttng ths meetng wll be held at the Lhue Tenns Court otherwse at the Lhue Socal Hall. f Case Contnued Temperance Sunday u Judge Dckeys court the Temperance Sunday was ob base of Tom Lee vs Chu Chung setved by request at the Lhue Hu Lam Yen and Hee Fat has Unon Church bv approprate ex been contnued to next term. Thsercs ncludpg an a(dress was done bv consent of all attor neys Mr n the case Lvdgate on "Youth and the Temperance Problem" whch was lstened to wth Kekaa much nterest especally by the Young people. One Begns Grndng hv was heard to hay "Gee 1 Orndnu nnrr.tnns on Qf Wlsl we 111 would Have Clurcll lke sugar crop began Ketluyesterdavat eve t v Sunday!" kaha. Ths plantaton s the frst on Kaua to begn mllng next The schools wll be open on years crop. after Thanksgvng Thursday. ludv UscS; & Kr r. f. 5 : a HOW TK GKRMAV ANT RUSSAN CRPPLKD PUSONKRS ARE EXCHANGED AT TORN E A SWEDEN. Through the ood offces of Sweden an arrangement has been concluded between Germany and Russa by whch the severely wounded solders mprsoned n these two countres who are crppled for lfe are exchanged va Swden. The exchange staton s at Tornea on the Gulf of Bothna where the Russan and Swedsh fronters meet. At regular ntervals Russan and German nurses arrve here wth ther wounded charges. The Swedsh nurses ad the work bv takng charge of the crpples whle the exchange s beng effected. Then the Russan war nurses who brought wounded German war prsoners to T na. take back ther nured countrymen brought there by the German nurses and vce versa. Pcture at the up shows the German war prsoners leavng ther hosptal at Tornea alter ther exchange to cross over nto Sweden. The lo.ver photo shows the Russan war prsoners leavng the tran to go to the hos ptal. wutu W n COAST MAL STEAMERS Stkamkk Tl AllKVB. X.MK 1ATK Nov. 8 Sullllltt 2: VVlhelmnu 20 Shyo Maru 30 Chyo Maru M Munoa ee. Nagara 1 2 Ventura 4? S A T Sl.erna 7 MtHonu 10 Makura 111 Srr H l.arln UV S A T Logan 21 Tenyo Mun 21 Wlelna 24 Cn Maru ll Vttua 2! Mnon 2; Makura 22 NM Ml. 2:1 l.urlk2 Stkam: To NAMK 1" l.n Maru.lJ lt mp Jl.n; UM ;u!.( S.: 7 M..;:. M! n. ATK "M A T.. 1. M ;u 21. )n Ml 11 2H.Mvlll. 2! Wl.clna 2" Masu NOTCE!.u KraH Nco Sun Francsco Sun Kran Oo llokkr S.m KraHNe VtNouwr Sylncy Manla San Vucc Syl S n lrars o S.m Kruncs Sun lyanc 0 llogkng S n l San KraneHco Svh.y Sun Fan o Vaneouvr Dfpart Nov. 17.Mlvoa Sn l..r. t:..ll.. l ll r. :m J f. t : r.: V.n..1 s n.y an "r..r! 1.1 M 1. f. l!l l.1 F..1 ft l:.r S.ll.ry All members ot Co. A Natonal Guard of Hawa are notfed to report at Hale Hoon Saturday nght Nov 20. ot 7:00 oclock. By order of C. Maser Adv. Found Captan. Found a ladvs watch n Garden sland lane on Sunday mornng Nov. H Owner can have same by provng property and payng for ths notce. Please call a t Lhue Harness Shop. J. P. Alohkea. Adv HR OPENNG at HofgaarcTs s now on. Entre lne of Holday Goods consstng of Norwegan Jewelry and Spoons Japanese Ware of all Knds Cut Glass Hawaan Jewelry and Souvenr Goods. Books Fne Statonery. Toys of all knds. Chrstmas Cards n beautful and vared Desgns. Many Other tems Too Numerous to Menton C.B. Ho fgaard & Co. Ltd. Wamea Kaua.

4 THE GARDEN SLAND ssued Every Luther Dermont Tmmons TUESDAY Mornng For A Complete Regment Edtor t seems to us that f we are to have a substantal mltary organzaton on ths sland (and publc sentment has apparently decreed that we shall) we ought to go the full length and organze a complete tegueut n place of a arrangement such as s new n halfandha lf prospect. n lour days Colonel Johnson comng as a stranger to the sland organzed the half of a complete regment wth some of the companes overflowng wth men and many more applcatons already comng n. There are enough men enlsted at ths tme to form two battalons and t would be a matter of verv lttle work to fll out a regment of three battalons complete. The present stuaton s ths: The thrd regment s dvded between Mau and Kaua a half of t beng on the former sland and a half here. Also bad one battalon s dvded between Mau and Kaua. Naturally the feld and staff offcers of the regment wll be dvded between the two slands. Under the crcumstances a regmental turnout parade or revew would be mpossble and the hghly desrable meetngs between regmental unts and offcers of the organzaton would be out of the queston. t s well enough for Kaua to start wth her half regment and whp that nto mltary form; but we qute agree wth the sprt of the sland that a full regment can and should be organzed here and that the entre regmental establshment should be located on ths sland. And we venture the guess that Mau s n a lke poston and feels the same way about t. The reason a company was not organzed at Koloa was we are gven to understand a desre to have a cavalry company there Koloa beng selected for that honor on account of beng near the center of the nhabted part of the sland. But t may be a long tme before a cavalry contngent s authorzed (we understand that a good deal of red tape may ntervene); and n the meanwhle an nfantry company mght be organzed there. Klauea as a center s good for a company Hanale for one Lhue for two more and the country between Koloa and Kekaha for two more. That would gve twelve companes or a complete regment. Of course there s the matter of support to these companes by the war department and the legslature. The ncrease n the mltary establshment has made t necessary to dvde and appropratons untl the money s already thn n spots. A larger amount wll not be forthcomng untl the new apportonment s made to the Natonal Guard of the varous States next Sprng t s nearly four months to the nspecton upon whch war department allowances are made. n that tme a full regment could be gotten n shape on ths sland and there s not the shadow of doubt but that t would be amply provded for n the departmental estmates for the new perou. As we sad Kaua s n the thng and as s usual wth ths betor sland wll not bt satsfed wth less than the best possble showng and a complete success of t. A full regment seems to be the desre and t should com; to that sooner or later preferably sooner. Judge Stuarts Tuesday Case. The mandamus case of Judge Stuart of the Frst Judcal Crcut aganst Governor L. E. Pnkham and Land Commssoner Joshua D. Tucker whch wll come up n Judge Ashfords court at next Saturday promses to be a matter of great nterest throughout the slands. Judge Stuart obects to the entre course of the Terrtor al government n dealng wth the mportant matter of publc lands and specfcs nstances n whch to hs mnd the Governor and hs commssoner have evaded the letter and sprt of the law. t s hnted n connecton wth the matter that the mandamus pro ceedugs form the openng gun of a campagn wthn the Democratc party of the slands aganst the admnstraton of Governor Pnkham. f that be so the serousness of the move s not lessened by the fact that tool very close to vtal publc nterests has been selected to work wth f t were merely a party fght n whch the affars of the people re not so closely and ntmately nvolved we would say n the lau.age of the street "Go to t!" But t s one of those thngs that car t be passed lghtly.he land problem has been the rock upon whch every admns; a tral of the Ttrrtorv of Hawa has come to more or less grtf. Gov nor Dole had hs troubles wth t. Governor Carter almost fo the shp of state on t and Governor Frear dd lttle. f any be... Governor Pnkham started out wth certan promses whch very well n prnt: but he too appears to have struck snags. t has been a notable fact also that when each of these governors the mysterous breakers whch have evdently been encounter J the dsposton has been to draw away from the publc. t s perhaps far to say that Governor Pnkham to date has shown less of that tendency than ether of hs predecessors. t s not proper to dscuss a case hefore t has been presented n court and we wll not ct ths tme enter nto the merts or demerts of the pendng controvesy. We would lke to remark however that Uk atmosphere n regard to publc lands needs consderable clearng am f the sut of Judge Stuart has the effect of brngng that about a dsnct publc seryce wll have been accomplshed. nsantary Eatng Mandamus Houses NOVEMBER 19 THE GARDEN SLAND TUESDAY NOVEMBER THANKSGVNG DNNER HOTEL WAMEA Oysters on the Half Shell Cream of Chcken Soup Fred Ulua.Sauce Tartare. Roaft Turkey Cranberry Sauce Mashed Potatoes Baked Squash Boled Onons.. Parsnp Frtters Olves Chcken Salad Pumpkn Pe Mnce Pe ce Cream L. Cakes Cheese Fruts Coffee PHONE 193. Fryng Shortenng Cake Makng MUSC and DANCNG PRCE $2.00 RESERVE TABLE N ADVANCE. CRSCO For FryngFo r Shortenng. For Cake Mayng There s no smoke nor odor. Fred foods are free from the taste of grease. They now are tasty and crsp. They are made more dgestble for Crsco s all vegetable. The same Crsco cnn.be used to fry fsh onons doughnuts etc. merely by stranng out the food partcles after each fryng. Crsco gves pastry a new flakness and dgestblty. Crsco always s of the same freshness and consstency. ts unform qualty makes for unform results. Crsco gves rchnessat smaller cost t brngs cakemakn g back to popularty. Butter blls are reduced and cakes stay fresh and most longer. the Gasolne of Qualty Hghest award at San Francsco and San Dego Expostons. The gold medal gas frst n carburetng qualtes n purty n unformty. Red Crown the straght refnery gasolne Standard 00 Company (Calforna) BP JpE.n f Box 566 The weeks Specal Whte Corduroy Skrts prced 8.50 to Specal $6.50. K Trmmed Mllnery Hats of the hour $4.75. Send your orders by return of mal. SACHS K. Let Us Do AH Your Laundry and Dry Cleanng Address Terrtoral Messenger Servce HONOLULU M Agent for Kaua BY MLES THE BEST TREll ll They average 25 percent Jp t more than other Tres. fc 1 A full stock carred at the Jw knawlwl GARAGEW. J J s The League has taken up at a campagn the purpose of whch s to mnmze the danger of the spread of tuberculoss by nsantary restaurants; and we commend the dea to he santary offcers of ths sland. t s ntended that all employees of restaurants be examned at ntervals for tubercular nfecton. Second that restaurants be subected to regular nspectons wth a vew to perpetuatng santary condtons. Thrd that all dshes used n resuurants be thoroughly sterlzed after beng employed upon the tables. The League has gone nto ths subect very thoroughly and has reached the concluson that a large percentage of casts of tuberculoss are tracable drectly to the restaurants of the ctv; and not a few perhaps to persons afflcted wth tuberculoss workng n the ktchens or watng upon the tables. The need of a campagn of ths knd s urgent on Kaua Most of our restaurant buldngs n the small towns are old and have the appearance..of beng breedng places for germs of almost Pny knd. Absolutely no attenton s pad to the matter of sterlzng dshes and n many places lttle to washng them Food s cooked and prepared for the tables under nsantary condtons. Worst of all.we are not aware of any systematc effort to protect the publc from the danger of nfecton from waters afflcted wth tuberculoss. We have a chance on Kaua to mnmze the ravages of tuberculoss f not. ndeed to stamp t out altogether. We have no cty slums to contend wth and here are the best of condtons n the matters of sunlght and ar. There should be concentrated effort on probable stes of nfecton and the country restaurant s one of the most notable of whch we are acquanted. Unfortunately the law s weak on matters of ths sort and on ac count of t our santary otneers nave to worc under dffcultes. At the same tme such work should have publc endorsement and support and f that can be mustertd tne restaurant keepers would be forced nto lne and a great mprovement n the stuaton be made possble. VsO coprrm Hn tttutfats ft Mux Slvas Toggery. Souvenrs We neatly puck and mal Hawaan Souvenrs. Hawa & South Seas Curo r. HONOLULU. Fleur de Ls lades hardressng shampoong mancurng am scalp treatment. All knds of har work. Under the Ulasdell Hotel frst door n Chaplan lane Advt. S. Myake S Passenger 1916 Model Oldsmoble for Hre at all Hours. Tel 37L NAWLWL AllsChalme rs Manufacturng Co. ron Wks. AGENTS HONOLULU AND HLO

5 THE GARDEN SLAND. TUESDAY NOVEMBER 16. ;5. r NATONAL GUARD (Contnued from page 1.) 10 The follownr appontments of offcers n the Natonal Cuard of Hawa are announced: Names Rank To rank from. L.D.Tmmons 1st Leut. Nov Wllam Henry Rce. 1st Leut. Nov Ernest W. Kopke Nov st Leut. VVUlam O. Crowell Nov st Leut. Carl Maser 1st Leut. Nov. 9 " U.S. Truscott. 1st. Leut. Nov Wallace M. Cooper 1st. Leut. Nov Wllam C. Avery. 2nd Leut. Nov G. T. GreU. 2nd Leut.. Nov Albert Horner Jr. Had Leut. Nov Charles F. Dllngham 2nd Leut. Nov August Kruse 2nd Leut. Nov Kenneth C. Hopper 2nd. Leut Nov E: C. Carden 2nd Leut. Nov Rchard N. Olver 2nd Leut. Nov A. Regnald Glasyer 2nd Leut. Nov Ernest Fountan 2nd Leut. Nov The foregong offcers wll report n person or by letter to the Commandng Offcer 1st. Separate Battalon nfantry N G. H.. for assgnment to Companes and to duty. 11 Frank L. Putman s apponted a Frst Leutenant n the Medcal Corps Natonal Guard of Hawa wth rank from the date hereof and s attached to the 1st. Separate Battalon nfantry N. G. H. for duty By order of the Governor Samuel. Johnson Colonel The Adutant General Chef of Staff. Battaon Orurs The followng orders of mmedate nterest to offcers and to members of the rtp vlv rnraftzed Guard companes have!e t Natonal Guard of H:wn. Headquarters Frst Separate nfantry Lhue Kaua. November General Orders No. 1. n pursuance of General Orders No. 35 Adutant Generals offce Terrtory of Hawa T. H. dated November the undersgned hereby assumes command of the Frst Separate Btlalon nfantry Natonal Edward H. W. Broadbent Maor nfantry Natonal Guard of Hawa. Natonal Headquarters Frst Separate Batta lon. nfantry Lhue Kaua. November y Specal Orders No. 1. The followng offcers havng reported are assgned to companes n Frst Separate Battalon nfan try and to the Frst and Secord.Companes nfantry attached thereto as follows: Frst Leutenant Wllam Henry Rce to Company B 1st. Separate Frst Leutenant Ernest W. Kopke to Company D 1st. Separate Frst Leutenant Wm. O. Crowell 3rd. Separate Co. 1st. Separate Frst Leutenant Carl Maser to Company A 1st Separate Ft st Leutenant. S. Truscott. to Second Separate Co.. 1st. Sep Frst Leutenant Wallace M of such assembles to be forwarded Cooper to Co. C 1st. Separate these headquarters wtnout de Battalon Second Leutenant Wm. C. Avery to Company B 1st. Separate Second Leutenant G. T. Greg Co. 1st. Sep to Second Separate arate Second Leutenant Albert Horner r. to Company D 1st Sp a rate Battaon. Second Ltuten.n t Chas. F. Dllngham to Company C 1st Separate Seccrd Leutenant August Kruse to Thrd Separate Co. 1st. Separate Second Leutenant E. C. Car den to Company A 1st. Separate Secnnd Leuennt Knr.elh C Hopper attached to Compnv A. 1st. Separate. Second Leu ted a tt U!tl:!;rtl X Olver attached to 3rd. Separate Company. 1st. Separate Bttalot. Second Leutct ant A. 1. Gla ; yer attached to Company C t. Separate Second Leutenant Krm Fn;n t t tn attached to Co. 15 t. Sep arate Battalon 2. Frst Leutenant L.D Tm mons havng reported s opt att Bat talon Adutant of the tvrft Sep arate By order of Maor V... W. Broadbent L. D. Tmmoxs. Frst Leutenant and Adutant 1st Separate Battalon N. G. H. ( Headquarters Frst Separate Bat talon nfantry Lhue Kaua Nov Specal Orders No. 2. Frst Leutenants commandng Companes A B C and D Frst Separate Battalon and the Second and Thrd Separate Companes attached to the Frst Separale Battalon are ordered to assemble ther commands at earlest convenence or the purpose of begnnng Squad drll. 2. Notce of the tme and place lay. By order of Maor E. H. W. Broadbent L. D. Tmmons Frst LeuteMt And Adutant Frst Separate Battalon N. G. H. m. ess M THAT mum p ftj&mlw fs HlGlON" DOLLAR LOOK H lll $16 $18 $20 $22 $25 $30 and $35. fts Every ROYAL TALORED SUT s made to measure and cones wth a guarantee. "f you are net pleased wth t n every res pect we ask you not to accept t net to pay one cent." Kauas Emporum HUE STORE Autobed Royal Deales n 4 SPECAL ANNOUNCEMENT Best Assortment of Chrstmas Goods on Kaua mmense Stock of mported Toys and Tree Decoratons Etc. McBRYDE STORE F F F. p DRECT MPORTATONS FROM JAPAN AT MODERATE PRCES Embrodered Scarfs Kmonos and Kmono Jackets of the Beatful Habuta Brocades. AND KABE CREPES Slk Noveltes Frames Pncushons Work Baskets Etc. CHOCE LAQUER WARE Trays Handkerchef and Glove Boxes Tables Taborettes Cabnets. BRASS AND PORCELAN Va&es and Jardners Tea and Coffee Sets. HAWAAN SOUVENRS Tea Splendd Selectons of Curos Jewelry and Noveltes. CUT GLASS From the Celebrated McKee factores of Pennsylvana. Frst Dsplay Wednesday November 16th SHOP EARL Y! Hn r m.t CAUFORMA FEED CO. LMTED. Dealers n Hay Gran and Chcken Supples. Sole Agents for alvrnutoal Stock. Poultry Food ut ot!.er HMfulta. Arabc for nolc ron Poofn. lvtalmna and Brooder. Kngs Specal Chck Food P. O. Cox Co. Ltd. Stocks Bonds Real Estate and nsurance NO. 125 l.u MERCHANT ST. P O.Box X 594 Newest.Coolest Hotel rtruwa Fort Street GREGG Lght Portable Ralways Track & Cars Cut Transportaton Costs Wet Weather Loses ts Terrors Q2:e & Warehouses: 72S ents Alake.t Street MAX GREENBAUGH Manufacturers Agent KAUA CORRESPONDENCE NVTED Offce: Hawaan Hotel HONOLULU P. O. Box 524 Kolba Plantaton Store Wholesale anj Retal Grocoeo Dry Goods of all Descrptons. General Plantaton Supples FULL SOLES "The REGAL Ths s one of specaltes. Way" our pay Remember we parcelpcs t charges on all repars. Send us your work. REGAL.. SHOE STORE Staton e r y and Paper We carry all the best grades of paper statonery and offce su)les. We wll gve your mal order the same care atrd prompt attenton that yon would receve n person. Drop ts a lne. Hawaan News Yountf Hldr. Co. Ltd. YO.T wll tlwym rcuclht your trp ACROSS THE AM Kll CAN CONTSFNT f von trawl v. Denver The Scenc Lne of tn World Thr.t.l the Feather Kver Cuynaud the Koynl (urm1. & Ro Grande Western Pacfc FRED L. WALDRON LTD. Akcuh S. Krhara Seven Passenger Cadllac For Hre Day and Nght Servce Phone 225 L KAPAA French Laundry J. ABADE Propretor. J! J Largest Cleaners and Most Santary Establshment n the Terrtory of Hawu. J J Dry Cleanng. Hgh Class Work. Quck Delvery. Laundry Returned by Parcels Post Free of Charge To All Towns On Kaua. J" Kng Street A H 4

6 THE GARDEN SLAND. TUESDAY NOVEMBER t lft OUT FOR AN AUTO RDfC. Left to rght: Presdent Wlson; hs fancee Mrs. Norman Onlt and Mrs. 11. V. tollng Mrs. Gats mother. 8mS&X PRESDENT ACCEPTS JERSEY SUMMER WHTE HOUSE. "Shadowlawn" the home of the late John A. McCall near Lon Branch N. J. has betn accepted by Pesdent Wlson as next summers Whle sey House. He was offered ts use by men a headed commttee of New by Congressman T. Jer J. Scullv who called on hm at the Whte House. The place s one of the most magnfcent n the State. v 4k fc S S l...!..(:7.":t..l M re thr Crcut Court o f The Ffth Crcut Terrtory of Hawa. At Chambers n Probate. n the matter of the estate of NELLE SPTZ deceased. Order ot notce of Hearng petton for admnstraton On readng and flng the petton of C. W. Spt. of L hue allegng that Nelle Sptz of Lhue ded ntestate at on the 16th. day of September A. D leavng property n the Hawaan slands necessary to be admnstered upon real property o f the value of $ and personal consstng ot money n bank of the value of nnd pravng that letters of admnstraton be ssued C. W. Sotz. t s ordered that Saturday the 27th dav of NovtnKr A. D at 10 oclock a. m. be and hereby s apponted for hearng sad pet ton n the Court room of ths Court at Lhue at whch tme and place all persons concerned may show cause f any they have whv sad petton should not be granted. Dated at Lhue ths 20th dav of October (Seal) (Sgd.) Lyle A. Dckey Judge of the Crcut Court of the Ffth Crcut. Attest: (Sgd.) D. Wm. Dean Clerk of the Crcut Court ot the Ffth Crcut. Oct. 26th. Nov. n the Crcut Court of the Ffth Crcut. Terrtory of Hawa At Chambers n Probate. n the matter of the Estate of Wlhelmna Labenz. deceased. NOTCE TO CREDTORS The undersgned Hans senberadmnstrator of the Eftate of Wlhelmna Labenz deceased hereby gves notce to all persons havng clams aganst the Estate f the sad Wlhelmna Labenz deceased to present such clams duly authentcated and wth proper vouchets f any exst even though such clams be secured by mortgages of real estate to the undersgned at hs offce of busness Lhue County of Kaua Terrtory of Hawa wthn sx months from ths date or such clams wll be forever barred. And all persons ndebted to sad estated are hereby notfed to make mmedate settlement wth the undersgned adtnnstn.tor as afoesa d at hs place of busness. Dated at Lhue Kaua Terrtory of Hawa ths 25th day of October A. D Hans senberg Admnstrator Estate of Wlhelmna Labenz deceased Oct. 26 Nov. P HAAS CANDY FOR CHRSTMAS pca pk n your order for ClrstmaN Candy ths week. Tl wll menu Freth Candy delvered lt the rght tme and prevent dfppontent THE REXALL Mr. Dougherty wll soon vst Kaua wth many beautful artcles M!J personally selected for m J the Holday season. FOR HEALTH SHASTA WATER STLL SPARKLNG AND GNGER ALE. Quarts Pnts Splts The most popular Mneral Water on the Pacfc Coast. Ask for "The Story of Shasta" Free. GONSALVES & CO. LTD. Exclusve Agents Terrtory or Hawa. P. O. Box Queen St. T. H. p THE ENTRANCE HALL OF NEW SUMMER WHTE HOUSE. Ths pcture shows a vew of the nteror of the new summer Whte House and gves a good dea of what the remander of the house s lke. The pcture was taken look ng toward the entrance and shows the bg room ust nsde the front doors. SPECAL NOTCE " v J X4 h t" 4 W WORKMENS COMPENSA TON ACT. Notce s hereby gven that on.4 and after the 15th. day of December the penaltes provded covkght Buck f.om n the Workmens Compensaton Act (Act 221 S. L. 1915) wll be THEY BRNG GOLD TO WASHNGTON FOR THE WEDDNG enforced on all employers carryng RNG. on a busness trade professon or any other occupaton for the sake Washngton. D. C. All the way from Calforna came the three of pecunary gan n the County grls and ther chaperon bearng wth them the precous yellow metal of Kaua who have faled to provde securty n ts raw state whch the women of the Pacfc Coast State have or have not sent otherwse conformed to the Natonal Captal wth the suggeston t o the requrements of sad Workmens Com used n makng the weddng rng for Mrs. Gat the brdetob e happly accepted that the gold be pensaton Act. of Presdent Wlson. The photograph shows from left to rght: ndustral Accdent Board Kaua. Starr Mss Altha McQueeney and Mss Esther Hull the party that Mrs Gallard Stoney (chaperon to the three grls) Mss Dorothy Uy ts charman brought the gold and the nvtaton on ts arrval here. L. D. Tmmons. Altha v the youngest member won J. M. Lydgatk the trp East because her nvtaton to Presdent Wlson was the best composed one submtted by the Secretary Nov 0. Dec. 4 grls of the grammar school grades n her cty. HOTEL LHUE (The Farvew) Twentytw o elegant rooms n Man Buldng Three Ary Cottages Cusne unexcelled n country dstrcts W. H. Rce Jr. Propretor THE BANK OF HAWA Lmted LHUE BRANCH Lhue Kaua Hawa Deposts are receved subect to check. Certfcates of dtr post ssued payable on demand. Loans made on approved securty Drafts Drawn on Bremen San Francsco Berln New York Hong Kong London Yokohama Savngs Department nterest pad on Savngs Deposts. 4 per cent on ordnary and 4 per cent on Term Deposts. Ordnary. Savngs Deposts wll be receved up to $2500 n any one account. Safe Depost Boxes for Rent $2 and $3 a Year Wamea Stables! LMTED Uptoda te Lvery Drayng and Boardng Stable and AutoLver y Busness. AUTOMOBLE STAGELN E BETWEEN LHUE and KEKAHA Leavng Lhue every Monday Wednesday and Frday. Leavng Kekaha every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. ARRVNG AT THER DESTNATON N THREE HOURS F. WEBER Manager. Telephone 43 W Wamea P. O. Box 71 NOTCE Mrs. J. A. Hogg wshes to nform the publc that she wll contnue to operate the Kaua Garage.

7 r Kaua and the By. M. ( Contnued from last ssp By nght they had secured stff ever have grown at Wamea be cent water 70 or SO pgs a cause of clmatc fewfowlsome potatoes taro plan am nclned to beleve that t condtons. tans etc. The natves are must have been the cammon or comrnende d as orderly and reasonable cultvated speces whch cones n ther deas of value Thev tro from Taht and mav have been duced a feather cloak whch Cook mported by the Hawaans themselves as a garden plant a surmse admred very much and was anxous to secure but they wanted that s rendered the more probable too much for t one whole nus ket. Ths Cook declned to gve and entered nto a process of dckerng n whch he ultmately nhosptable aspect of the sland whose only redeemng feature was a fragrant whteflowern g shrub the plo caper. Fnally they got away from Nhau under stress of weather February Cook devotes a few pages to a descrpton of the sland of Kaua whch though of course superfcal s very nterestng. There were no trees near the shore only about the houses. The upland was tree t less covered wth course wry bunch grasspl. The mountans far awav n the nteror were cov.ered wth trees and other vegetanon. Fne large taro was rased n the patches of the vllage and sweet potatoes and 141b. were produced from somewhere. Sugar cane was rased n sngle bunches and one generous stck measured 3 V nches n dameter and 14 ft. long n the clear. t was probably the old fashoned ko kea whch grew to a phenomenal sze He speaks of a few small cocoanuts one breadfrut tree the lma plant the non trte a comoluulu s awa. gourds and most sur or Mex prsng of all the puakala can poppy. Every ndcaton would. suggest ths as a n mportaton from the coast of Mexco where t s ndgenous. That t came from there n the frst nstance there can be lttle queston but as to how and when whether b y natural or human agency these ae perplexng questons. Cook also reports fndng a gardena growng atwamea. Ths.lso suggests a problem. We have to e sure two speces of gardenas ndgenous on the slands but; nether of tbem should say could 1 Early Voyagers Lydgale. by the fact that the natve name o f ths partcular speceskele runs far back n Hawaan lterature nvolvng t would seem a famlar knowledge of the plant. Two peces of ron were found n the hands of the natves a bt of hoopro n and a pec of broken trumphed securng the cloak for a bg nal whch was certanly a reasonable prce. That nght a kona blew up t was January and next day t was sword. Both were przed as great not consdered safe to send any treasurers. Cook s at some pans bouts ashore. But canoes stll to account for these artcles together wth a more or less general came out wth artcles for trade and among them a man wth what purported to be a small bt of human mttng an earler dscovery but knowledge of ron wthout ad y flesh wrapped up n a bt of cloth. hs reasonng does not seem to me Ths very much shocked Cook very conclusve. who was loath to beleve the apparent facts and was at some pans tant chef was at hand at Wamea. t s sgnfcant that no mpor v to confrm them whch however f he dd to and only later bs dd one arrve who reluctant satsfac commanded the utmost reverence ton. from the common people. The kona ncreasng n volence On ths as on many subsequent they stood out to sea wth the expectaton of returnng as soon as ng chefs were on the other sde occasons the kng and the lead t abated. But n ths they were of the slaud at Walua whch was dsapponted so that they ultmately gave up the attempt and squared the captal. Cook estmates the populaton away for Nhau where they anchored apparently at K the vnced that he saw 3000 on the of Kaua at beng con south west end. They found Nhau well stocked wth pgs pota beach at Wamea on one occason and that there must surely have toes yams and mats. Even n been 10 such.vllages on the that early day Nhau mats had sland. t was a very slender and acqured a reputaton apparently. nsuffcent bass for any such estmate. f Wamea had any such The natves came n great numbers but were entrely amenable nflated populaton t was largely ndeed awe strcken crouchng on at the expenst of the rest of the the deck as n a dvne presence. sland. The women however were noted Captan Kng Cooks successor as beng less modest not to sav a lttle later puts the populaton of more shameless than the Kaua Kaua at and tfhau at women A. heavy surf resultng from the kona cut off the party After the death of Cook hs second n command Captan Kng ashore so that they were compelled to spend two nghts there whch returned to Kaua and found a v resulted n a lberal sowng of the marked change n the atmosphere. seeds of dsease on ths sland as Hs efforts to secure water from well as on Kaua. the Wamea rver as before were Cook reports that Nhau was a hndered and thwarted n every dependency of Kaua wth no ndependent chef but managed by a solence and btterness. n the possble way wth the utmost n Konohk or factor. He estmated process of ths runnng fre of the populaton at 500. He comments unfavorably on the barren were wounded and serous contenton some of the natves results would doubtless have followed had not some of the authortatve chefs arrved on the scene and taken charge of the stuaton wth a strong hand. Thty apologzed for the rotous condton of the natves on the ground of the unsettled state of affars on the sland at the tme. They mmedately posted guards and ssued nstructons so effectvely that no farther trouble was experenced Kng learned that the groats left on Nhau on the former vst had proved a very doubtful blessng nasmuch as cvl war had arsen among the chefs n regard to them n theprocess of whch the goats were slan and much btterness was engendered. On the whole Keawe was vctorous n ths war of the goats. Whle at Wamea on ths occason an ron bolt was brought abroad by one of the natves wth the request that t be fashoned nto a pahoa or dagger. The owner reported that he had extracted t from a pece of drftwco. Kng was very favorably mpressed wth the thrft and skll of the Kaua natves n the pursut of agrculture holdng them far superor to the people of any other sland. t s nterestng to compare wth ths recorded account of Cook the tradtonal recollectons of the Hawaans themselves as collated by Kamakau the Hawaan hstoran. Lke chldren the superfcal thngs nterested them most. On the frst sght of the vessels so unlke anythng they had seen before they were flled wth both fear and wonder. surmses as to what thev were. (Contnued n next ssue.) THE GARDEN SLAND. TUESDAY NOVEMBER 16 1J15. A PROPHESY OF SMALLER COP Wllet & Orav predct that t. t years sugar crop wll 1e a mllon nul a half to;s short of Thty.say; t las been a custom of ours durng the month of October to ssue our "Crops of the World" table ncludng what are called at present "estmates of the new crops for the season From our experence we are fully aware that makng estmates at ths early date when there are two or three months of growng weather stll before us and whch can have a materal effect on the fnal result s uncertan and we agan publsh our table of the crops of the world ths week subect to the usual reservaton that at ths early date these fgures cannot be taker on any other bass than that thev are an ndcaton of the fnal outturn. "That these ndcatons of crops are a valuable ad to fgure the expected sources of supply s shown by oar ndcaton of the sze of the Cuba crop now ust about endng. On October 22nd 1914 we stated that from nformaton that we had n hand at that tme the Cuba crop ust endng now ndcated a crop of tons Although we weresubected to crtcsm n mantanng ths fgure as the sze of the crop we desre to call attenton to the fact that the fnal outturn of the Cuba crop 5 wll result n almost exactly the fgure that we ndcated one year ago. Durng the harvestng of ths crop estmates of ths crop were made to tons below cur fgure and some people n the sugar trade were strongly of the opnon that the crop could not outturn more than tons. Larger Cuban Acreage. "Regardng Cuba especally.we have receved our usual good proporton of reples to the nqures sent out by us and n practcally every nstance the reples show an ncrease n acreage planted. Furthermore the weather has been exceptonally favorable durng the entre crop year wth the excepton of the central part of the sland (n parts of danta Clara and CatnagueyJ where durng t he summer the weather was too dry. Elsewhere however ranfall was ample and well dstrbuted and almost generally n the reples whch we have receved from the Cuban factoes they state that the cane s much better than last year. Furthermore the occurrence of two hurrcanes n the vcnty o Cuba had the tendency to cause an ample ranfall through out the greater part of the sland the centers of the hurrcanes beng suffcently dstant from the sland to prevent any damage from heavy wnds. Based on these reports there s suffcent cane to make a crop of tons whch s approxmately an ncrease of about tons from last year. Whla from these reports we would be ustfed n gvng Cuba an ndcaton of tons as the sze of the next crop we prefer to ndcate a crop of tons. "The other cane crops of the world all show slght ncreases except Mexco where unsettled poltcal condtons have nterfered wth the crop very serously; Argentna where a remarkable fro.st reduced an expected crop of over 300.0J0 tons to tons and Australa and Maurtus where severe drought durng the growng season serously affected the sze of these crops. "We speak of our estmate of European and domestc beet rop elsewhere. The total supply of cane possble durng s at tons the European beet crop at tons and the Unted States beet (crop at tons and the Cana dan bef t crop as tens There were varous makng a grand total of rane and beet suger for the world COO tons aganst last year of tons. Aubrey Robnson Returns Aubrey Robnson together wth hs son. Aylmer returned last Frday from a three months vst n the east Most of ther tme was spent wth the younger numbers ot the famly who are attendng academes at Boston. s The Crcut Court Ffth ClRCflT.. Tl RKTOKY OF Hawa At Chambtrs n Probate. n the matter of the Estate of Auust Ferrera (male) of Keala Kaua T. H.. deceased ntestate Order of notce of petton for allowance of accounts determnaton of trust and dstrl uton of the estate. On Readng and Flng the Pe Ornellatton and accounts of s Manuel Admnstrator of the Es tate of August Ferrera of Keala County of Kaua Terrtory of Hawa wheren ptttone asks to and charged wth S and asks th t the same be examned and approved and that a fnal order be made of Dstrbuton of the remanng property to the pesons thereto enttled and dschargng pettoner and suretes from all further responsblty heren: t s Ordered that Saturday the 18th. day of December A. D at 9:30 oclock A. M. before the Judge of sad Court presdng at Chambers at hs Court Room n Lhue Countv of Kaua aforesad be and the same hereby s apponted the tme and place for hearng sad Petton and Accounts and that all persons nterested may then and there appear and show cause f anv thev hae. why the same should not be granted and may present evdence as to who are enttled to the sad property. Dated the 11th. day of N:ember (Seal) (Sgd) Lyle A. Dckey Judge of the Crcut Court of the Ffth Crcut. Attest: vsgd) D. Wm. Dean Clerk of the Crcut Court of the Ffth Crcut. J. Mah Kaneakua Attorney for pettoner. 16th23rd30t Nov. Dec. 7th. n the Crcut Court of the Ffth Crcut. Terrtory of Hawa At Chambers n Probate. n the matter of the Estate of GUSTAV H. W. HANSEN deceased. Order of notce of petton for allowance of accounts determnaton of trust and dstrbuton of the estate. On readng and flng the petton and accounts of Helen E. Hansen Admnstratxof the estate of Gustav H. W. Hansen de ceased wheren pettoner asks to be allowed $ and charged wth $ and asks that the same be examned and approved and that a fnal order be made of dstrbuton of the remanng prop erty to the persons therto enttled and dschargng pettoner and suretes from all further respons bltv heren: t s ordered that Frday the 3rd day of December A. D at 10 oclock A. M. before the Judge of sad Court presdng at Chambers at ths Court room n Lhue Kaua be and the same hereby s apponted the tme and place for healng sad Petton and Accounts and that alt persons nterested mav then and there appear and show cause f any they have why the same should not be granted and may present evdence as to who are enttled to the sad property. Dated the 20th day of October (Seal) (Sgd.) Lyle A. Dckey. Judge of the Crcut Cout of the Ffth Crcut. (Attest) (Sgd.) D. Wm. Dean. Clerk of the Crcut Court of the Ffth Crcut. Nov SeMllr Samtul J oluph f porcelan lne lke a r lcm Chna l)b. t s the hh word n le. frger.tor Perfecton. All w. hho other tslcn carred Prces SUJO V SO.OU am over. Wrte for mtculuv W. W. Dmond & Co.Ltd. 5:tt 5 Kns St. You never have to convnce a man that he ought to save money. He knows that. However sometmes t s hard for a man to have the courage of hs convctons. The only way to save s to have a regular plan of savng and STCK TO T. Begn NOW. Bshop &Co. Savngs Department; BY AUTHORTY The Board of Lcense Cotnms 1 Kaua lades vstng soners for the County nf Kaua should call at the Fleur de L.s wll hold a meetng at the Countv (under Blmdell Hotel frst door Buldng on Thursday Dec. 16 n Chaplan lane) for hardressng at ten oclock A. M. to con ; shampoong mancurng and scalp sder the applcaton of J. K Coc treatment. Ad vt. kett for a renew 1 of the Wholesale Lcense now held by hm to sell NOTCE ntoxcatng lquors at Koloa Kaua under the provsons of Act Havng leased t h e exclusve 119. Sesson laws of shootng rghts of the Lhue Plantaton Co.s lands hereby gve All protests or obectons aganst the ssuance of n lcense under n tce that anyone found shootng on sad lanus wll be prose sahl applcaton should be fled wth the secretary of the Board cuted to the fullest extent of the not later than the tme set for sad law. hearng. Paul R. senberg W. D. McBkyde Board of Lcense Com Secretary mssoners. 4 t. Nov Shtrtf Rce was a reh.ruug passenger last Frday havng met Mrs. Rce upon the arrval of the Matsona n. Holday Suggestons Pocket KnUes ManHre Sets Carvng Set Sal.. Razors. Game Shears. Hunt ng Knves. Flashlght Catnet s u f t Curcters Tools Eectrc Tonstes rons. Percolators etc Concrete or Tera Cota Urns. Vas.s..tc. Correspondence nvted Lumber & Buldng LEWERS MatetaU. & COOKE Ld. HONOLULU. JEWELERS everythng n the Slver and Gold Lne Rch CrT Glass and Art Goods. Merchandse or the Bust Qualty Only. H.F.W1CHMAN&C0..LD. Leadng Jewelers. P. O. Box 342 Xmas Cards AT ARLEGHS Fnes! lne of Xmas Cards and stckers n Dont fal to get some of our Hawaan Coat of Arms Xmas Cards at Oc each. Postage Prepad. Nov. 7th For Sale Lessee. Adt. Some very rare Japanese Goldfsh. 75? tolo.oo each. nqure at Fukunaga the Barber back of Lhu Store. Adv. Monument Wks.y Ltd. P. O. BOX 491. P. O. BOX 491. HONOLULU.. ELEELE STORE J.. Slva Prop. ONE of the LEADNG HOUSES for all knds of DRY GOODS. BOOTS & SHOES MENS FURNSHNGS. CGARS & TOBACCOS and NOTONS of every descrpton FOR WNE. BT.R and OTHER LQUORS Rng Up 73 W. Man Offce Eeele Kaua. Tel. 7 1 W.

8 8 THE GARDEN SLANJ) 1UKSDAY NOVEMBER THE GARDEN SLAND PUBLSHNG CO. LTD. Bookbnders and Publshers of UpToDa te Prnters THE GARDEN SLAND A Weekly Newspaper ssued Tuesdays. Entered at the Postpflce at L hue Hawa as Secondclas s Matter. Subscrpton Rates: lcr Year $2.50 Sx Months 1.50 Three Mouths 1.00 Subscrptons Payable n Advance. Space Advertsng Rates on Annual Contracts 75 cents per nch per. Month. K. C. HOPPER LATEST M Busness Manager Sugar 502 (Contnued from page 1) Monday November 15 Serbans Hold Own London Serbans are apparently holdng ther own aganst J tl Buga rs garans along the eastern front arrestng any attempt on part of to advance across the Morava on western bank of whch Serbans are makng a stand. Bulgaran forces wth the assstance of artllery AustroHungara n faled n repeated attempts to throw troops across the rver and have lost heavly. for the fnal ellmnaton of Vlla and hs dwndlng army. Carranzas cavalry yesterday entered the occuped Naco unopposed. Vllastas fell back and evacuated the town. Mnnesota For London Seattle The steamer Mnnesota of the Great Northern lne has saled for London. The Pacfc run has been abandoned but her exact plans are stll unknown Seaman Overboard San Francsco The transport Logan en route from reports runnng nto heavy seas. Seaman Ernest Murnav has swept overboard. talan Steamer Sunk Rome The talan steamer Bosna has been sunk by an Austran submarne. Western Fghtng Desultory Pars Long range artllery deuls and trench fghtng of a desultory nature are takng place along the greater part of the western front the man excepton beng an attempted German offensve west of Peronne. Bombs At Verona Rome Thrty persons are dead and nured as result of Austran ar rams earned out yesterday when ffteen bombs were dropped nto Verona. mpled Threat By Constantne London The kng of Greece has uttered an mpled threat aganst Entenf Alles causng poltcal crss n the Levant to over shadow progress of the campagn. Statement by Kng Constantne on Salonka affars savs should FrancoBrts h expedton menace neutralty of Athens tne latter gov emnent wll move to protect rghts." Ths s result of protests from German and Austran ambassadors n Athens. Prnce Albert Under Treatment London Prnce Albert second son of Kng George s under treat ment for gastrc trouble. Sunday November 14 Sugar Teutons Halted Pars Whle Serbans n ther mountan postons have snrropd cd n brngng the advance of AustroGerman to a stand stll for the tme beng checkng ther advance and throwng back assaults n ferce counter attacks AngloFrenc h forces n southern Serba and Bulgaran uaceaona nave ntcted a seres ot crushng defeats upon Bulgarans Greece Contnues Frendshp uonuon ureece wll contnue ter tradtonal frendshp towards France accordng to announcement bv Grecan mnster n Pars n response to reports publshed yesterday. Gortza Front Deadlock Venna The battle for the postons at Gortza brdgehea d con tnues. talan attacks near Orse have been repulsed. No Report From Submarne Austran Unuaty announces that no report has been receved tron submarne that sunk the Ancona. McNamara Wll Testfy German East Afrcan Expedton Capetown The Government Recrutng Commttee rasng recruts for Europe has ssued a new order callng for 101)00 men for expedton to German East Afrca. Coaches Leave Track DenverTFot r coach:s of passenger tran left the track yesterday. Fve oassengers nured one of them serously Another War Declaraton London The long delayed declaraton of war by taly aganst Germany s about to be ssued; falng whch declaraton from Germany must come today. There s no formal state of war between Germany and taly though the latter country has been wagng war aganst her alles. Baron Declnes ntervew San Francsco Haron Shbuzawa declned yesterday to bo ntervewed or to answer a penes of questons propounded bv edtor of the Examner. He sad n part that Examner was not t be trusted to use an ntervew or reples n a legtmate way. Questons leferred to relatons between Japan and Unted States. nternes Gven Medcal Ad Valleo One offcer and four members of the crew of the nterned German rader Comoran now at Guam wll be gven medcal attendance but wll not be allowed to proceed to Norfolk. They wll be at Mare sland. F. Submarnes Arrve San Francsco F. submarnes arrved safely after a tryng voyage and a lack of food whch had been gone for several davs. Russa Prepares For 1916 Pctrograd That the Russan government s makng plans to carry on the war through the entre year f necessary was shown yesterday when mnster of fnance submtted budget Russa preparng to spend four bllon dollars n ncreased taxes and flotaton of a seres of a war loans wll be the means of securng money. Dardanelles And Rga Front London The alled fleets that have been bombardng forts along the Dardanelles have been repulsed. Despatches to the Tmes from Pctrograd correspondent confrm prevous leports concernng the total collapse of Von Hndenburgs costlv campagn aganst Dvnsk and Rga Germans are now fallng back steadly upon the KovnoVlu a lne wth Russans makng defeat a bloody one. Many prsoners taken by Unustfed Attack Washngton Offcal talan reports onthe snkng of the Ancon a was wthout ustfcaton under the rules of war and was accompaned by acts of nhumanty such as frng on lfe boats and eerng Germans who are much dsprted and sufferng greatly from cold. at drownng women and chldren. Saturday Afternoon Reports cause uneasness among hgh offcals despte hghly contradctory reports that have become known through Austran sources. London Close observers of the war. Tde Turnng Washngton vews the affar as a second Faba ncdent and s ; developments are coumencn g ntensfed by the falure of Ambassador Penfeld to report. Ths adds aganst the Alles fghtng n Balkans. Trumphant vctores n favor to hope the tde of vctory s turnng after runnng strongly to the gravty of the stuaton. of Alles are presaged. Venna Reports Smultaneously a French and Serban move vgorously carred Venna n Serban armes under General Keevess after days of out n southern Serba mperls the Bulgaran forces. 1 fghtng of a bloody nature have thrown Serbans back along the whole Serbans won an mportant vctory n Katchank Pass. front takng 1700 prsoners and quanttes of supples. Alled fleet bombardng Gallpol Pennsula accordng t o reports Vatcan Denes Peace Reports Rome Varous reports of peace negotatons centerng Ṫurks clam to have sunk the Brtsn about the submarne E 20 n the sea of Marmora. Submarne had penetrated the defenses of Dardanelles Pontff are dened by Pope Benedct. and was wreakng havoc n the Marmora Sea. There s no truth n the report that negotatons are tnder way Czar Ferdnand Change Fath so.far as the Vatcan s aware and t s mprobable that the Vatcan wll take any steps n the future lookng toward peace. " Naples The Mattno declares t has good authorty for sayng Booker T. Washngton Dead that Czar Ferdnand has nformed the Pope that he wll become a catholc after the war. Tuskegee Booker T. Washngton leader of the negro race n Teutons Send Delegaton Amerca s dead from nervous breakdown. Athens The.ustroGerna u delegaton of dplomats arrved for Rga Retrement Contnues the purpose of regulatng the poltcal and mltary stuaton between Pctrograd Whle the German retrement from the Rga Dvnsk Teutonc natons and Greece. dstrct contnues that campagn havng been defntely abandoned by Teutons want to wn Greeces ad ot nfluence Kng Constantne Von Hndenburg progress n south s slow. to reman. Russans arc vgorously on the offensve along the whole front but Submarnes Contnue Depredatons the marshy nature of the country precludes quck advance. London Further depredatons by Teutonc submarnes are reported. Vllas Forces Dwndlng Douglas Wth the arrval of General Obregou at Agua Preta and The Brtsh steamer Sr Rchard Awdry has been sunk by submarne or mne. addtonal forces under General Calles renforcements comng by way of the Unted States Carranzas troops have begun actve campagn French Well Establshed Salonka The report of reoccupaton of Valandovo bv Bulgarans s untrue. French now occuppy strongly the reuon before Valandova and Labrovo and are well establshed n the hlls commandng Casto rna. nterns As Przes Mlan The talan government wll ft out and use German lners nterned snce the begnnng of the war. These wll be sezed as przes of war. Cold Weather For Football Chcago Exceptonally cold weather prevals for football. n many places the games wll be played n snow. Dupont Works Destroyed Wlmngton The bg plant ofthe Dupont Works has been des troyed by an exploson the orgn of whch s unknown. Rock sland System Costly Chcago Experts say t wll take fve years and twenty seven mllon dollars to rehabltate the Rock sland system. t s rumored here that a new Asa Lne wll purchase eght steamers. Marcalhno s sentence postponed one week. Masked robbers entered the home of a Japanese gettng awav wth two hundred and thrty dollars. Saturday November 13 Sugar Churchll Dons Unform London Churchll beleves n actual lfe. He says well pad ac tvty n offcal lfe s rksome therefore quts cabnet and dons the unform of the Queens Own Oxford Hussars for duty. Says further that he s n accord wth polces coverng the con flct. Ambassador To Rome Expected Washngton The ambassador at Rome s expected tomorrow and offcal acton n regard to the snkng of the Aucona may be taken Presdent awats detals Polcy wll depend on whether or not tal an shp attempted to escape. Offensve Pressed Vgorously London n the south durng the last few weeks Russans have taken prsoners offensve has been pressed wth great vgor by Slavs. Former Water Boy Buys Stock New York Leonard Renloulo one tme water boy wth the todav brought ffteen mllon dollars of stock n bra ron Works Cambra Steel Corporaton. Dr. Gardner Resgns Dr. Gardner for the past 32 vears connected wth the mmgraton offce as nterpreter has resgned because he was assgned to duty n New Jersey whch he consdered demoton. Unque Notfcaton Naco The Amercan rommander here has adopted a unque way of notfyng Vllas men whem they are nearng Amercan sol. At ffty yards nterval flags have been stuck n the ground. The plan was adopted after Vllastas had chased a deserter on Amercan ground. SprngRc e Explans Washngton Ambassador SprngRc e called on the State Depart Los Angeles McNamara wll appear as a wtness aganst Schmdt ment vesterdav and explaned the search n the tral here. uat Grcat Brtan was wthn her rghts. Can the of Zealanda also statng ndcaton Of Protectorate Acton of Hat n acceptng demands of Unted States s an of country becomng n protectorate at an early date Another nterne Escapes Norfolk Another member of the crew ot the Fctz Etcl has escaped from Norfolk. J taly Wll Ad Balkans London taly wll ad the Balkan campagn at once. The naton wll gve suffcent support to assure the complete vctory. Bulgars fghtng bg battles. Mstral was entered n the Buchanan murder case. Col. Johnson of the Natonal Guard has been commssoned Brgader General The Pacfc Coast wll get most of next rears sugar. "What the western refners cannot handle wll go cast. Frday Afternoon Sugar Commssoner Gves Banquet San Francsco Japanese Exposton Commssoner gnvc a beautful banquet tothe Lberty Bell offcals before they left for home. taly Jons n Request Pekng taly has oned the other Alles n the request that Chna postpone change n form of government. Reservsts To Meet at talan reservsts are ordered to report toactng consul mmedately. nternatonal Peace Move Davd Starr Jordan has approached Presdent Wlson Washngtoh wth an nlet natonal peace movement of mposng proporton? Quas offcal meetngs of representatves of neutral natons planned to be held at The Hague Berne and Constantnople before Chrstmas. Asks presdent to and make meetngs possble. A new phase was put on alleged plots of Teutons and Teutonc sympathzers to foment ndustral troubles n the Unted States as a means of stoppng shpments of war supples to Alles when charge New Phase On Plots V was publshed today declarng that hgh Teuton offcals n the Unted States drected actvtes of agtators and publshed charges attrbute to Dr. Joseph Gerc a former AustroHungara n consul at San FraT. csco t further says Austran consuls n the Unted States were workng under nstructons of Count von Bernstorff. nvestgatons wll be made. Austran embassy declares story tssue of les. French Drve Bulgars London French are drvng Bulgarans before them n.southern Serba and around Strtmntza. t s now beleved Alles and Serbans may secure a porton of the Nsh Ralway and rase a barrer to Teuton access to Turkey. Three Belgans Executed Amsterdam The Echo Bege announces three Belgans executed for communcatng wth the German government. was sentenced to twelve years mprsonment. Brtsh Steamer Sunk London The Brtsh steamer Rhynland has been sunk. One survvor was landed. Prnceton Favorte New York Prnceton s the favorte y three to one n ths years football match wth Yale Heavy rans contnue. Some damage to streets has resulted. Nuuanu reservors are full. Alexander Bolster for ffty years a resdent of ded to day. Dssoluton For Favortsm London The Greek Chamber of Deputes was dssolved for n Constantne sstent favorng of the Alles n the Balkan conflct Kng sayng Greece must reman neutral. Greek offcals here say Greece wll be ready to on the when assured of enough troops to guarantee a successful offensve aganst Bulgara. Frday November 12 Sugar 4.86 Russan Army n Serba London A Russan army has gone up the Danube rver wthout nterference from Roumanan government and lauded near Slstra an mportant town n Bulgara. Offcal Serban Statement Pars An offcal Serban statement receved last nght savs the enemy has crossed Morava valley west of Kralevo and south ot Dun s Catenvs. Attacks have been repulsed at Ordeltva. ncendary Bomb Aboard Port Arthur Captan of th talan steamer Lvetta whch caught fre off Sabne Bar on Tuesday has arrved here havng beached hs shp. He declares an ncendary bomb was cause of the fre and that t was placed aboard bv agents of the Teutonc Alles. was easly extngushed forward but stll burns aft. Heavy Fghtng Reported " Fre Loudon Heavy fghtng s gong on n east and west as s also the case along the talan Austro fronts. Success s reported by Russans and French but Austraus clam to have paralysed the talans. Followng the capture of a number of vllages n Rga dstrct Russans are pressng forward vgorously aganst Teutons. Von Hndenburg s lnes have been perced accordng to ths re port and Germans are retreatng. Many have been drowned n marsh es. French contnue to bombard enemy wth ther heavy guns. s Attack On Gortza Venna says talans have renewed ther attack on Gortza. pre cedng same wth heavy fre from ther artllery but have been Conscrpton May Come London Lord Derby who s n charge of recrutnr ssued n statement yesterday whch has led to rumors that the government wll resort to conscrpton. Response to appeal for recruts s not satsfactory and unless vouuer men come forward wllngly by the twenteth nstant government put measure nto force. Greek Chamber Dssolved far Kng Constantne has ssued decree dssolvng the Chamber of Deputes and callng for another electon on December 15. Kaser Commutes Sentences Berln The Kaser has commuted the sentence of death passed on three nurses ncludng the Countess of Bellevlle. Taber Dead Washngton Taber of Los Angeles a sonnla of Secretary McAdoo. s dead. F Boats Battle Waves San Francsco The F class of submarnes are reported n heavy seas and the tug roquos has lost control of ts tow. Army Polcy Not Endorsed San Francsco Delegates to Natonal Guards Conventon refuse to endose Pesdent Wlsons polcy of a Contnental Army Beleved t wll conflct wth mlta. Author of resoluton n seekng endorsement of admnstraton s declared not a delegate and when t s legally offered s sdetracke Col. Johnson wll be made a BrgaderGenera l. Ford of auto fame s to buld a duplcate of the Hawa Buldng at Detrot and wll keep a strng of muscans engaged. wll