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1 Mss PJso Wlcox. l, Raws, tt.ol. ft m m u --m. wmmm. Slghtly!eets;.no ale. Alkt: Wvcrhfr AM The Garden Muul Represents Kuh. ESTABLSHED 904. VOL. 2. NO. 44. LHUE. KAUA, TERRTORY OF HAWA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER SUBSCRPTON RATES, $2.50 PER YEAR- - 5 CENTS PER COPY TODAYS AND LATEST NEWS BY WRELESS The Knun Chamber of Comnurcc and urged that they all proceed to held ts October meetng n the work wthout delay. Court house ft Wamea last Thursday afternoon, Presdent Fred Pat- work of the Cvc Conventon at Mr. F. C. Looms reported on the terson n the chnr. llo n September. Mnutes of the annual and banquet sessons held n August were the Commttee on Legslaton ob- Mr. Wshard recommended that read and approved tan a copy of the law proposed by The char formally announced the Cvc Conventon on publc expendtures and report the same at the death of Mr. Rchard L. Hughes, a member of the Chamber. the next meetng of the Chamber, Mr.. D. Wshard moved that wth such recommendatons as the the presdent, secretary and treasurer act as a commttee and prepare put n the form of a moton was commttee mght see ft. Ths was sutable resolutons on the death of seconded by SenatorRce, commented upon by others and carred. Mr. Hughes, a copy to be Pent to the famly of the deceased and the Mr. J.. Moragno spoke at same to be spread upon the mnutes length n regard to the proposal of of the Chamber as a part of tho records of the December meetng. a summer park near lfalemanu n Wamea valley, Carred. le was heartly n Presdent Patterson announced favor of the proposton, and sug-- ( the commttees for the new year Contnued on page 3.) HDGARD DOMNO COMPANY 0 KAUA Amusement loves of Kaua are promsed a rare treat by the vst of ths company, whch has just completed a two weeks season at the Bjou theater,, two weeks n Mau and a week at Hlo Gaety tjcaor. Orgnally engaged for one vlfel at the Bjou the performance proved so novel and orgnal and was receved by the publc wth so much favor that the engagement was extended for a second week. Ths probably makes a record for ths class of entertanment n. Crowed houses also greeted the company n Mau and. llo. The companys bookngs n San Francsco allow for three nghts only n ths sland. They wll open at Koloa hall tonght, Lhue Socal hall tomorrow nght and Wamea hall on Thursday. The company comes from Australa where (hens press notces show they have enjoyed a premer poston n ths lne of entertanment for mav years. At varous tmes strong nducements-hav- been offer ed to Mr. Hugard to vst Amerca and he has at last yelded to a vory temptng offer for twelve months. Speakng of the peformance a Ho nolulu eontemnorarv says: Ths s the best balanced bll wo have had at the Bjou for a long tme. The conjurng s startlngly Cleveland so clearly done that detecton s mpossble, He sngers are good rfh the songs well chosen and new. The muscal nstruments are novel, among them the slver spnnng cons ensuro for the clever lady, n-l- mnnmlates them a double en core everevenng, llugards catch ng of rlle bullets tred at hm by Natonal Guardsmen s amazng; t s mpossble, yet he does t. Clung Sung Loo. and hs assstants, m gorgeous orental costumes and set tngs made a sensaton wth hs beautful lluson The Brth of the Pearl, qute the prettest dea wo have seen, le also emulates our volcano by blowng clouds of smoke and fre from hs mouth. The whole show s exceptonally well staged. The scenery and costumes alone are well worth seeng. We heartly recommend our readers not to mss the performance. The management lays stress on the Tact that engagements over on the manland preclude any possbl ty of playng here more than three nghts, anl advses ntendng patrons to reserve, ther seals. Full partculars as to prces, etc. can be seen on another page. MRS HEAPY HONOLULU News was receved on Thursday of the death n the cty that day of Mrs. S. D. Heapy, teacher n the school at Mana, Kaua. Mrs. Heapy had not been well for several months and went to the cty for specal treatment. Funeral servce were held n Con- - tral Unon Church at 4 oclock Frday afternoon and the body was taken to Waluku, Mau, where the father and sster of the deceased were bured. Mrs. Susan Dorcas Heapy was born at Hckory Flat, Alabama, July , and was the daugtcr of the late John A. Moore, an educator well known on the Pacfc coast and who came to the slands n SS, teachng n varous schools here untl hs death n 90. Mrs. Heapy graduated from the Grls Hgh School n San Francsco and the San Jose Normal school, after whch she went t o Mlan, taly, to have her voce traned. At that tme she gave great promse as a vocalst, but a severe cold on one occason mpared her voce to a consderable degree. She returned to Calforna aud taught school there for awhle and on a second trp to Europe marred John Heapy, of Wllam Heapy & Sons, merchants, of Lverpool. By ths marrage there were three chldren but only one (Stalford Heapy, of ) sur vved. A sster also survves the wfe of Dr. Bshop, of Portland, Oregon, the latter a son of the late Dr. Sereno K, Bshop, of ; and also a brother resdng n Lon don. The deceased was wdowed alout 8S7 and spent the succeedng fve years n Europe, returnng then to the Unted States and teachng n Oregon. She came to the sland n 8) to resde wth her. father at Lahana. n 000 another year was sent n Europe, and upon return ng to she became assoea ted wth Mss. A. M. Felker n the Kaahunanu school. She left ths school to become prncpal of Pohu- - kana and retred from that to as sst n the establshment of the Ka-- ulan Home for workng grls. After ths nsttuton had been suecessfully launched she remaned wth t for some years as matron and manager. About )00 Mrs. Heapy made an extensve tour of the Orent and shortly after was asked to chaperon Mss Beatrce Campbell, now Mrs. G. 0. Beckley, to the coronaton of The November term of the Crcut Court wll open tomorrow. A 0:30 the calendar wll be called, and jury-wave- d eases wll follow a once. he grand jury wll be charged tomorrow mornng and the tra jury wll begn work a week from tomorrow. Followng are the eases on the calendar: JURY WAVED CASES:. (L 35) Terrtory of Hawa, by Arthur C. Wheeler, Actng Superntendent of Publc Works, vs. Anne S. knuden, et al. Kunent Doman.. M. Stanback, K., Attorney General, for plantff and pettoner. Thompson, Mlvcton and Cut heart, attorneys for Kekala Sugar Co., Lmted. rear, Proper, Anderson and Marx, attorneys for da K. ven Holt and. M. von Holt. 2. (L 322) John Bryant, vs. E. M. Puule, et al. Kjectmcnt. lved Patterson, lq., attorney for jlantr. A. G. Kaulnkon, Uwj.. attorney for defendant. CVL CASES JOKY: 3. (L 32) Domngo Lan, vs. James Werner.. Trespass. nvd Patterson, K., attorney for plantll.., J. jr. Kaneakua, attorney for defendant. 4. (L 320). P. Faye, vs. Garden sland Honey Co., Ltd. Kertment. Alexander Lndsay, Jr., and Thomson, Mlverton and Catlcart, attorneys for planth. Holmes and Olson, attorneys for defendants. CRMNAL CASES-JU- RY: 5. (Cr. 0) Terr, of Hawa, vs. Joseph Lous. Larceny 2nd Degree. Appeal from Koloa Dstrct Court. Fred Patterson, Ksq., attorney for defendant. 0. (Cr. 02) Terr, of Hawa, vs. Narcsso Luna. Assault and battery. Appeal from AVauea Dstrct Court. Fred Patteson, Csq., attorney for defendant. 7. (Cr. 03) Terr, of Hawa, vs. Felcano alas Cresceneano Normanda and.ramon Tonalo; Larceny st degree. Commtment from Llue Dstrct Court. NATURALZATON CASES: 8. Jose Cardona Soto, (subject Spa5-:- ) of Republcan Program The program of Republcan meet ngs has been hummng along fnely to date, wth satsfactory audences and good speeches. The schedule of meetngs from now to electon eve s as follows: Tonght, Homestead, at 7:30. Tomorrow, Koloa, 7:30 p. m. Thursday, Kapaa, 7:30 p. n. Frday, Klauea, 7 p. n. Saturday, Wanha, 3 p. m. Saturday, Hanale, 7 p. n. Monday, Lhue, 7:30 p. m. The latter wll be the fnal, grand, wnd-u- p rally. Port Allen Shppng The Amercan schooner Lahana arrved at Port Allen on Thursday from Newcastle, brngng,000 tons of coal for the Kaua Ralway Co. Tho power schooner R. P. Rthet wll arrve tomorrow from San Francsco, brngng a general cargo for local merchants. The steamer lyades wll arrve Saturday mornng from San Francsco va, wth freght from the cast and the coast. McCandless Tours Kaua L. L. McCandless, canddate on the Democratc. tcket for delegate to Congress, came over on the K-na- u last Wednesday and completed a stumpng tour of the sland, also gong to Nhau on Frday. He was accompaned on ns tour by the local Democratc canddates. Kng George, of England. Mrs. Beckley, and Mrs. Heapy spent the followng two years tourng the Unted States, and upon ther return the latter was gven charge of the school at Mana, Kaua, where she spent the remander of her lfe Mrs. Heapy was a member of the Central Unon church and Womans Board of Mssons, n, and of the Wamea Lterary Socety on Kaua, and was consdered qute a factor n socal and lterary efforts wherever located. Knney, Tours Schools Superntendent Henry W. Knney, of the Department of Educaton, arrved at Wamea Wednes day mornng and completed a tour of the schools of the sland, return ng to Saturday nght, lb; was accompaned on hs rounds by Commssoner Knudsen and Mss Bernee Hundley, the supervsng prncpal. The purpose of the tour of Mr. Knney was to get a Hue on the needs of the schools of Kaua for the next two-ye- ar perod, the same to bo ncluded n the budget to be Asked of the legslature n February by hs department. Gong To Volcano Mss M. Resor, the effcent and popular- - nurse at Elcele lo.-pta- l, leaves today for a two weeks vacaton tr to and the vol cano. Mss Campbell, who has been on a prvate case on Kaua lately, wll substtute for her. Sergeant Breaks Arm Whle crankng the Fourth n fantrys ear Sunday mornng, pre paratory to gong to Klauea, Ser geant Gbson sustaned a broken arm. The njured member was d rnsed by Major Ptnan and t s thought that t wll be n good slape agan very soon. A New Teacher Mss Vehna Cooley, of San Jose, CaL, arrved n the Knau last Wednesday and wll take the place of Mrs. Reehardt, n the Koloa school. Mss Cooley has several old frends on Kaua. The leadng Japanese of Klauea gave a delcous course dnner to ther Anglo-Saxo- n frenbs at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Yanaghara on Saturday evenng last. - t was amost orgnal and enjoyable affar, annversary of the Emperors Lrth- - day. Sugar, Two hundred seamen of the nter sland S. N. Company have made demands for wage ncrease and double tme on Sundays. No suggeston of a strke s made. Hgher cost of lvng s gven as the sole cause for the demand for more money. The frst wreless ncssag-- between and Japan wll be exchanged on tho thrd or fourth of the month at whch tme tho system wll be thrown open to the publc. The Wlhchnna wll sal for the coast today, takng the and freght that should have gone on the damaged Lurlne. Much ndecsve Fgurng passengers London There s much lghtng on all fronts, wthout results. Germans and French attack and counter attack on the west, each ganng ground and result g n the capture of rf oners. The Bumanans c me back n stn ngth. Volhyna and Macedona are seeng plenty of bloodshed, wth the results dsputed by varous cap tals n offcal reports. Contnued o Page 6 y. M.C A. NOTES Rev. Frank Scudder went the rounds of the Japanese Young Mens Clubs ths past week wth Charles F. Looms, county secretary of the Y. M. C. A. The Koloa Club met at the home of Dr. A.. Water-ho.s- e. The Ye Era Club of lana-pep- o met at the home of Charles F. Looms, Elenle. The Kekaha Club met n the Japanese School, and the Lhue young men met at the new Japanese dormtory. Mr. W.C. Avery also spoke at the Lhue heel- - hty Startng nght at l. Camp 4, Wn.. Fry, superntendent of the Methodst Msson, s gong to meet the Flpno clubs on the Wamea sde of the sland. To keep out loafers and to encourage habts of ndustry, the dfferent nght school classes on the sland wll only be open to men who have worked at least twenty days the prevous month. The new text books are provng very satsfactory. Thuy are, A Frst Book n Englsh for Foregners, and al.--o a second book by sabel R. Wallach. A straw vote taken n the Ye lra Club last week showed Wlson a favorte by eleven to fve. The reasons gven were He kept us out of the war, and We, re havng prosperty. Snce Dr. Wllams entertanments everybodys dong t. The boys are tryng to solve the rabbt trck hut havent succeeded as yet. Ed Towse has loaned the assocaton hs exposton sldes and they are now beng shown to the Flpno clubs. W. C. Avery s preparng a chemcal experment talk to gve to the clubs durng November. The exhbt of the work of the K. S. M. Club has receved favorable comment from all who have seen t The Kekaha young men who work n the mll are turnng out some lne drawng plates under engneer Wn. Kruse, Jrṣ... supervson. PASSENGERS DEPARTED The followng saled n the Knau Saturday afternoon for : Mr. and Mrs. Mcndoza, Mrs. Rodgus, Mss E. Fernandez, Mrs. A. Fernandez. Mrs. E. Fernandez, Mrs. D. Moses, Jr., M. A. Mkaele, D. L. Austn, L., L. McCandless, llugho Kanae, A. Murphey, Glade, G. Bustard, R. A. Hudson, Mss Goold, C. A. Franz, W. B Okawa, E. Yanada, Y. Shdo, A R Corcoran, S. Thomas, M. Bolte, Z. S. S Hdng, Mrs Welehker, Mss Nowell. A. E. Chandler, A. S. Htchcock, A. E. Htchcock, J. Rock, Mrs. George OclhaTcn, Geo. Oelhaffen, Hans senberg, Henry W..Knney. G. K. Larrson, W. R. Coombs, Mr. Lowre, Mrs. M. Abo. Mrs. Horea,. Do, Mrs.. Do, Lhue Unon Church There was a specal muscal ser vce at Lhue Unon on Sunday evenng, whch was on the whole the most successful thng yet n that lne, and was more than commonly well attended. A large, enthusastc chor rendered the snappy, v vacous Brown and Curry hymns wth fne effect, and there were several very well rendered quartets, one n partcular, a lades quartet, graceful, as well as a most delcate and sympathetc solo by Mrs. Ahana. The chor deserves much credt for excellent work, the result of a great deal of tme and devoton. One lcadnr member comes all the way from Keala. Mr. Lydgate gave a bref account of the Armenans and ther suffer ngs, and made a strong appeal for help for the starvng women and chldren, as request! d by Presdent Wlson and Congress. The collecton taken for ths purpose amounted to 883 wth some amounts stll to come h. The door wll not be closed for a few days, and any who may feel dsposed to add ther mte are cordally nvted to do so by re mttng ether to Mr. Lydgate or to Mr. Stewart. Frends Apprecate A promnent member of the communty, a man of exceptonal ntellgence and good judgment, recently returned from aboard, speaks n the hghest prase of THE GARDEN SLAND as compared wth local papers on the manland, cspocv-- n the matter of the ntellgent and comprehensve treatment of general news. Durng hs absence he had THE GARDEN SLAND sent to hm regularly and read t wth avdty and nterest. J. M. L. DED HEAPY n the Queens Hosptal,, October 2(, 4)0, Mrs. Susan Dorcas Heany, of Mana, Kaua, wdow, a natve of Hckory Flat, Alabama, ffty-nn- e years, two months and twenty-s- x days old. G. K. Larrson, t h e water man, came up on the Knau Wednesday mornng. He was accompaned by a frend, Mr. A. E. Chandler, whom he ntroduced to tho scenc attractons of Kaua ; and returned to the cty Saturday nght. A small truck, No. 307, turned quckly on tne road near the Far-ve- Llue, Frday afternoon to avod a jtney and skdded completely around, one wheel beng dshed and another badly damaged. Mrs. Redel, who has been for some weeks nvalded at the homo of her daughter, Mrs. Whte, at Klauea, returned to her homo at Hanale on Sunday bust, very much mproved n health.

2 r r j f t 5 ; t THE GARDEN SLAND ssued Every Tuesday Mornng Luther Dermont Tmmons TUESDAY Summer Camps At Halemanu Edtor The dea of makng a publc summer resort of the Halemanu neghborhood s not new, For many years t has been n the mnd of local people and of vstors to the sland. t has always been conceded by persons famlar wth the country n queston and the condtons that a camp at ths place would le a grand thng and would k eagerly avaled low-landof by people seekng a retreat from the summer heat of the s. As was remarked at the meetng of the Chamber of Commerce on Thursday, the scenery cannot be mproved upon. ndeed, no: t s as beautful as any we have, or as can le found anywhere outsde of some of the mammoth canyons of the manland, perhaps; whle n the matter of summer clmate t s doubtful that ts superor exsts. Of course, however, t s a proposton of consderable sze and s heded about wth a number of fs and buts, for whch reason the Chamber of Commerce acted wsely, n our judgement, when t referred the matter to a commttee for thorough nvestgaton. Kaua s favored wth a number of daces that would make deal summer camn stes. Hanale dstrct s prolfc n desrable locatons, whle thev are to be found all the way around to Wamea. The Halemanu reeon has the double advantago of a clmate almost down to freezng nont. nt tmes n summer and of the land Wng shortly avalable for meb mrnosos. These hghlands arc of lttle or no value for any ofter purpose. Nothng of marketable value can lc successfully grown upon them, ley are admrably adapted to the purpose above referred to, and we fal to see why they should not be so utlzed. We hope the commsson ap ponted by the Chamber of Commerce wll work out a feasble plan and that t may be put through; A Progressve Decson The Chrstum Slence Montor comments upon the recent decson of the Hawa supreme court n the Manoa bond case n an nterestng way am as the treatment s of a matter of general mportance the ed toral s here reproduced n full: The rght of communtes to levy assessments on benefts and to s sue specal assessment bonds for local mprovements, has been upheld too often by judcal decson m the Unted htatcs to k? serously questoned, esoecallv n states where such a rght s not dened consttutonally What s known as the Manoa bond case, nvolvng the rght referred to, has recently been decded by the supreme court of Hawa Upon ths decson numerous contemplated publc mprovements n have been hangng. The fndng of ths trbunal was that a statute provdng that the cost of a hghway shall k assessed aganst the lands benefted by the nn provement cannot be sad to provde for or consttute a takng of prvate property for publc use wthout just compensaton or wthout due. pro cess of law, because t does not expressly provde that the amount of the assessment shall not substantally exceed the specal beneft conferred Mucl lattude, t s held, must be left to the Legslature m determnng the method of assessment, and a statute can be successfully called n cueston only when t s so devod of any reasonable bass as to consttute an arbtrary abuse of power. The ssuance of bonds payable only out of a specal fund for a publc mprovement does not consttute muncpal ndebtedness wthn the meanng of the fundamental lmtatons upon such ndebtedness. These fndngs are broad enough to satsfy the most ardent support er of the specal assessment doctrne. t should be sad that, deep down n the conscousness of many economsts, there s doubt as to the justce of specal taxaton for local mprovements n the benefts of whch the whole communty ultmately sharss. At the same tme, t s dffcult to see how local mprovements, sewer buldng, water-pp- e layng, maca damzng, sde-wal- k constructng, and so on, so essental, for nstance n the early days of western towns n the Unted States and Canada, could, m the absence of a sngle tax, have been successfully carred on Under the specal assessment system, the taxpayer cones nearer gettng what he has md for than under any other form of assessment. t s not an deal method of taxaton, but t s one of the least objectonable now n exstence. An All-Rou- Democratc Platform...l. OCTOBER 3. Amercans are apt to take tner somewnat eanorate am ucaet party platforms serously at electon tmes, but they are nevertheless suf fcently detached to enoy what appeals to ther sense of humor. Her s some excellent play of wt from a promnent Republcan journal, pok ng fun at Presdent llson : Someone has organzed a socety of Democrats under the name of Approvng Amercans. The slogan of the socety s: We approve! We suppose ther lst of approbatons wll nclude the followng: We approve the selecton of Wllam Jennngs Bryan as secretary of state. We approve of hs resgnaton. We approve the stand of Mr. Wlson n opposton to a natonal defense program n 94. We approve hs address n favor of a natonal defense program n 9G. We approve hs capture of Vera Cruz wth the object of enforcng a salute to the Amercan flag. We approve hs wthdrawal of our forces from Vera Cruz wth the Amercan flag unsaluted. Wo approve hs nsstance that luerta must not be presdent of Mexco. We approve hs recent announcement that there must be no nterference wth Mexco. We approve hs supjwut of Pancho Vlla. We approve hs pursut of Panco Vlla. We approve hs notfcaton to Germany that submarne attacks on merchant shps must cease.. We approve hs declaraton durng the submarne controversy that we are too proud to fght.. We approve hs platform that Protecton s unconsttutonal. We approve hs protectve tarff on sugar, dyes, etc. We approve hs pledge. one-ter- m We approve hs runnng for a second-term.- We approve hs shaken fst. We approve hs admontory fnger. We approve hm when he advances and when he backs up, when he goes up and when he cones down, vertcally and horzontally and dagonally, n straght lnes and curved lnes, n crcles and sprals, and prabolcally. Our approbaton s flexble am adjustable, moble and double-jonted-. Thems our sentments, sad the backwoods statesman, and f they dont sut, thev kn le altered. Toronto Globe. Lnk McCand.kss s sad to have told the Portuguese of Kalaheo that the proposal to create summer home stes n Wamea valley s an attempt at Ths s so at varance wth the apparent opnon of Mr. McCandless when addressng the ClaulnT of Commerce on land-grabbn- g. Thursday as to m; surprsngde Democratc canddate knows (or should know) that not a foot of the land talked of for campng purposes could k; turned to any agrcultural or grazng use whatever; and f be told the Portuguese of Kalaheo anythng dlterent from that he las msled them grevously and probably ncted a speces of suspcon whch s unfortunate, uncalled for and not justfed by the facts. Why can we not have a lttle more honesty n poltes, and less THE GARDEN SLAND. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 96. t sk.km to us tl:t ho nnac.l dllaltcs of the cty nnd county of coum le nu t ly ;n ncrease n property taxes to 2 2 per. cent, for one year (!7). Trojorty owners nrc unquestonamy most nterested n tn mprovements lvng uracl at tlo present tme, nnd t s ther property lnt would be most n fleeted to the good ns a result of those mprovements. n vew of the prosperty of the slands now t would le a cheap trck to saddle upon posterty a bond ssue whch can avod wthout feel n f t. As!)7 s legslature year such an ncrease n the assessment would probably have to be authorzed by our body, but that should not be a dffcult matter. law-mak- Tuc m Mr--.t v..lo..,! lv Tlroflnr P Ttnfr.mrd n the Chamber of Commerce last Thursday, endorsng the stewardshp of Judge J.yle A. Dckey and urgng rns 0 me nencn 0 uu ffth prenk Va.ntrelv nroner. As J n dre lofznard sad ll ntro ducng the resolutons, our crcut judgshps should be kept out of and n mve poltcs; and n concdng wth mat vew tnc unamner vook a stand whch we would lke to see made naton-wd- e. Judge Dckey las made good on Kaua and everywhere else; a tact supported oy me unanmous vote gven the llofcaard resolutons by the Chamber. MCHELN-FOUNDED-8-32 at Note Extra Added ThlckneM of Tmd MCHELN Unversal Tread C The Unusually leavy Long-Wear- Tread t Unque, Combnng n One Tre All the advantage of both the Sucton and Rased Tread Types. C. The Tread Bears Flat on the Ground. There Are No Projectng Knobs or Uneven Surfaces, Kecognzed Causes of Fabrc Separaton n so many Hubbcr Non-Skd- s. Ths the New Tre Everyone t Talkng About KAUA GARAGE CO. ONE QUALTY ONLY- - THE BEST WAMEA HOTEL BAKERY Fne Bread, Tes, Cakes and Pastry of every descrpton on hand and made to order. CATERNG OUR SPECALTY All orders entrusted to us wll receve our prompt and mor-- t careful attenton. NATONAL GUARD ATTENTON. Mr. Wong Hock Sh, Army Talor of Kapaa, begs to announce that he s at the servce of the offcers and men of the Natonal Guard on Kaua, n the matter of feld and dress unforms. Mr. Wong Hock Sh was formerly army talor at Schofeld Barracks, Oahu, at whch place he gave great satsfadon. P. O. BOX 324 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, BEER and OTHER LQUORS, Rng Up 73 W. Man Offce, Eeele, Kaua. Tel. 7 W. Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd. buys and sells REAL ESTATE and and n uts STOCKS and BONDS SAFE DEPOST BOXES Fort and Merchant Sts. EVERYTHNG For The Eye and Ear Fve Reasons Why You Should Wear Kryptoks BECAUSE they Rve you the two vl- - sonstyou requre n one par of Rlasscs. BECAUSE they are to all practcal purposes sngle, sold lenses. BECAUSE they possess no lnes of demarcaton and r.osegment; hence do not drop apart nor collect drt n the creases. BECAUSE thev are as graceful on the face as any par of strle vson eyeglasses. BECAUSE they are r.o more lable to breakage than the ordnary sngle focus lenses. WALL & DOUGHERTYF Optcal Department WHEN YOU CALL N OUR ENGNEERS N CONSUL- TATON AS REPRESENTATVES OF THE Alls-Chalme- rs Company you get the advantage of ther tremendous experence n the makng of every knd of pumpng machnery and mll equpment ard prme movers of every descrpton. Whatever s best for your partcular needs they to recommend wthout prejudce. are able ron Works Co. HONOLULU, T. H. S. OZAK WAMEA Wholesale Lquor Dealer BTelephone No. 02. Order t By Mal! Our Mal Order Department s exceptonally well equpped to handle all your drug and tolet wants thoroughly and at once. We wll pay postage on all orders of 50c and over, except the followng: Mneral Waters, Baby Foods, Glassware and artcles of unusual weght and small value. Non-Malable: Alcohol, Posons and lnftamable artcles. f your order s very heavy or contans much lqud, we suggest that you have t sent by freght. Haas Candy a Specalty. Boxes 35c, 65c, $L, $.25 Benson, Smth & Co., Ltd. Servce Every Second The Rexall Store MAX GREENBAUGH Manufacturers Agknt KAUA CORRESPONDENCE NVTED P. O. Box 524 Offce: Hawaan Hote, HONOLULU

3 THK GARDEN SLAND TUESDAY. OCTOBER 3, 96 Chamber of Commerce (Contnued from page.) Kotel Hnt a commsson, nppont- - od partly y tn- governor and partly lv t ho Chamber, lm created to - nvestgate the property, road shhmh-h-, etc. t wax n beautful ste for just, purh n purpose as hal been suggested and n- would lke to -. POO the dea fully developed. Hon J.. Coney sad the sun- - mer park dea wan Rood, but the eost should be taken nto consderaton rght at the start olt. t should le orno n mndth.t keepng up parks cost a groat deal of money. Where was that money comng from n ths case? Mr. Wslmrd was not alarmed about the expense. The proposton was to make t a ea.p ste, whch would not necessarly k; expensve. The was thre and could not be mproved upon, and as the land would shortly be avalable and useful for lttle or nothng else, t should be turned nto a camp ste. The speaker heartly supported the surgepton of Mr. Moragne. Mr. (Vncy nqure! as to what use the land was now beng put. Senator llce repled that t was. a part of the forest reserve, although.under lease to prvate partes. n answer to a queston, Mr. (eorgc Kwart stated that the lease on the partcular reserve referred to. would expre December 27, 97, and that the land would then revert to the government. Senator Rce explaned the prob- - able needs of a camp ste up there n the way of water-ppnprotecton from fre, etc. le des- roads, crbed the clmate as most excellent, the t heronetor runnng down to lt. and 35 degrees. Judge lofgaard sad that he had been all over the property. t could not! be.ten anywhere for summer, (lamp purposes, but was useless for. anythng else. The mportant consderaton n connecton wth t was a road that automobles mght use. J Senator Hee sugge.-te- d that Ten Coral prsoners mght, be employed n buldng the requred road. U., Here followed a great deal of ds as to the number of enmp stes. that mght, be accommodated o he walublc area.! Albert llonu r, Jr. descrbed the Country ad referred to the road lea hre as e Tta to be expensve.. Mr. J. A. Crecvey explaned the condton of the pros nt rod and the.leules of trav lover l. Mr. Moragne ohs;vvd that the road prolem shoul be tackled gra luamy. t could be bult as re--; uvnents called for extensons. v Mr. Wshard dd not thnk t ad- - vsable for the supe vsors of tn county to take n band drectly n the matter. The commttee sug gested could handle t all rght.. Mr. Momgno explaned that he wanted to go nto the matter thoroughly jmd the more representatve the commttee the better, le sug- - guested that for the government Messrs. (t. K. Larrson, B. (5 Kvenlaugl and Forester Judd net wth the Chambers commttee. Senator Bce moved that the sec- - retary wrte to the three gentlemen nftcd, askng them to serve on the commttee. Carred. Senator Bce also moved that the secretary address a letter to the Board of supervsors of Kaua r questng t to render evey possble assstance to the commttee. Car red. Judge C. 5. lofgaard called attenton to the fad that the term of ollee of Crcut Judge L. A Dckey Lad expred. Tn Chamber was a non-.o- t leal organzaton and the speaker felt that the court c should also!c consdered out of poltcs, le thereupon ntroduced the followng resolutons:.lksof.utoxs Whereas, The term of otlee of the llm..yle A. Dckey, judge of the crcut court of the Ffth Judcal Crcut, sland of Kaua, Terrtory of Hawa, has expred. Whereas, Judge Dckey has dscharged the dutes of hs hgh : oheo to the entre satsfacton of the people of the sla.d of Kaua, Terrtory of Hawa Then fore, le t Res lve l. That t h e Kaua Chanbefcl fonneree (.dor-e- and recommends the of Judge Lyle A. Dckey to succeed hmself as judge of the crcut court of the Ffth Judcal Crcut, sland and county of Kaua, Terrtory of Hawa. Resolved, That a copy of these resolutons be transmtted by wre- - ess to the proper department at Washngton. The resoluton?! were seconded by Senator Chan. A. Bce and adopted by unanmous vote. Treasurer Slva reported cash on nd to be more than $W. Senator Bce suggested that L. L. MeCandless, canddate for delegate to Congress, who was present n the room, le asked to address the Chamber. Ths was done and the vstor dscoursed for more than half hour on publc lands, the fnancal condton of the Ter rtory, homesteadng and other ponts of mmedate concern. He complmented very hghly the work of the Kaua supervsors and the roads of Kaua. The followng Were elected t( membershp n the Chamber: Judge J. L. Hjortl, J..de. C. Jervs, J.. Clapper, Wm. Mller, W. (J. Pllar and C. W. Smth. n Tuc CKcrrr Court, Ffth Crcut, Tkkktory of Hawa, n Probate At Chambers. n the matter of the Estate of Leong Mook, deceased. Order of Notce of Petton for Allowance of Accounts, Determnng Trust and Dstrbutng the Estate. On readng and flng the pet ton and Recounts of C S. Frankln, Admnstrator de boms non of the Estate of Leong Mook, de ceased, wheren pettoner asks to be allowed $65.58 and charged wth $85.75, and asks that the same be examned and approved, and that a fnal order be made of Dst buton ot the remanng prop erty to the persons thereto enttled and dschargng pettoner and suretes from all further respons blty heren: t s ordered, that Saturday, the th day of Nov. A. ). 96, at 9 oclock A M before the Judge presdng at Chambers of sad Court at ns Court Room n the Judcal Buldng n Lhue, Coun- - tv of Kaua, be and the same hereby s apponted the tme and place for hearng snd Ptttot and Ac counts, and that all persons nter ested may then and there appear and show cause, f any they have. why the same should not be grant ed, and may present evdence as to who are enttled to the sad property. Dated the 30th day of Sept. 96. Seal sgd Lyle A, Dckey, Judge, Crcut Court, Ffth Cr cut, Terrtory of Hawa. (Sgned) D. Wm. Dean. Clerk of sad Court. Oct. Souvenrs Wo nlly puck am mal Hawaan Nmvere. Hawa & South Seas Curo Co. HONOLULU. JAS. F. MORGAN Co. Ltd. Stocks, Bonds, Real Estate and nsurance NO. 253 MERCHANT ST. P O.Box No 594 Koloa Plantaton Store Wholesale and Retal Groceres Dry Goods of all Descrptons. General Plantaton Supples Let Address ZERO the Standard Ol forffotor Cars Us LHUE Do All Laundry Sold by dealers everywhere and at all Servce Statons of the Standard Ol (Calforna) STORE, Terrtoral Messenger JEWELERS everythng n the Slver and Oo.d Lne Rch Cut Glass and Art Goons. Merchandse of the Best Qualty Only. H.F.W!CRMAMCO.,lD. Lkadnc. Jewelers. P. O. Box 342 Wm. Ells, Jr. j & j 97 SUPER SX 7 PASSENGER HUDSON For Rent at all Hours Tourst trade a specalty. ft f Tel. 33L You can trust the Regal Shoe because the cju;ltv of leather ;oul workmanshp whch makes them s the maxmum tha can be put n. And von can trust us to gve you a perfect ft. Your and Mal orders gven specal attenton,, REGAL SHOE STORE Correct Lubrcaton Charts, Free We have prepared chart Company HONOLULU. len Local Agents. Dry Cleanng c Servce Teach your chldren to sav and von wll have gone one bg step forward n the war aganst the ncreasng cost f lvng, v showng the corrcft lubrcaton of the varous makes of automobles a separate chart for each car. Ask your dealer, or wrte us for chart for your car. Every chld should be gven an account n a savngs bank early n lfe nnd taught the value of conservatve nvestment. We have made specal arrangements for handlng Chldren, s account. M J Jt J J Jl Bshop & Company Savngs Department HONOLULU f you want spots permanently removed from your clothng By t h e French Dry Cleanng Process Send them to us.... French Laundry J. ABADE, Propretor. 777 Kng Street 08 Unon St. Nawlwl Garage C: W. SPTZ, Prop. NAWLWL. KAUA- - TELEPHONE. 04 Automobles to all Parts of Kaua, all hours, Day and Nght AUTOMOBLES AND LGHT MACHNERY REPARED AGENTS PERCE ARROW, HUDSON, STUDEBAKER. OVERLAND AND FORD CARS, FEDERAL AND REPUBLC TRUCKS Goodyear Tres and Tubes The Best n the Market for the Money. Agents for nter sland Steam Navgaton Co., Ltd. at Nawlwl, Kaua. 74 FOR NAWLWL GARAGE, Agents for Kaua. CoprrtbtrUt Jcbsfucr St Um Slvas Toggery, EAR. Drect From Denmark Br. Wolff & Arves Dansh Lver Paste Tns of two szes, l2s & l-- 4t. Delcous for Sandwches. Ask your grocer for the genune. GONSALVES & CO., LTD. Queen Street, DSTRBUTERS, T.,H. J

4 THE GARDEN SLAND. TUESDAY OCTOBER 3, 96 HOW DEmOGRATS GAVE US ECONOMY From the Republcan Congressonal Commttee) Waalungton, D. C. October 5, u juu prce o ghouuc, whch. affects the owner of every automoble n tho country as.well as all busness houses whch use gasolne trucks; the hgh prce of prnt paper, whch has affected every newspaper and publcaton n the Unted States, partcularly the owners of the smaller newspapers; the.hgh prce.of bnder t wne whch s costng the fanners mllon of dol larsall these ncreased expenses atleeung.mllons of our ctzens and costng them bllons of un necessary expense, s due to he Wlson admnstraton and the Democratc party, declared Hep- - resentatve lalvor Steenerso,, of Mnnesota, n a statement here to lay. The Democratc party prom sed economy and gave us extrava gance. t promsed lower cost of lvng but t has gone up and s stll gong up.. t promsed to curb monopoly but the Democrats have pulled the teeth out of the anttrust law by t he Clayton act to such an extent that we are now n the grp of some of the most rapacous trusts n the world. When sought to get the Government to prosecute them for volatng ant-truthe st law the Department of Justce could not fnd suffcent evdence, although the Secretary of the nteror, the Bureau of. Mnes, and the Federal Trade Commsson nvestgated the subject and reported there was no natural or economc cause for the ncrease n prces and t must be due to monopolzaton.. The pape trust ks gradually rased the prce of paprr. so that, many of the smaller newspapers lmy have to go out of busness.,thc settlers who furnsh the- pulp wood have been pad the same old prce but the manufacturer has (hll led the Sellng prce. The latest ;duet of Democratc, len.-l.nad polcy, the bnder twne trust - le Commsson del Mercado d- Hc;un Hepuladora of Yucatan controls absolutely tho f whch World S sal.:,;;lv out bnder w.e s made. Th s trust was org ne oy k; m ltary governor f Y.c; :o ( w ; approved by ( a t. :,:. u.s fnanced n the t Stales wth approval of the Stale department. Normand hnd,. rather, John hnd, was sent as Wlsons personal representatve to Mexco, s ts Amercan representatve. Ths trust has alrsady doubled the prce of bnder twne. n the state of Mnnesota alone t has rased the prce from cents to.7 cents and refuses to quote prces for next season lower than 0 cents. Mnnesota farmers use approxmately 25,000,000 pounds of twne annual ly, and ths means an extra tax of at least 0 cents an acre or more than a mllon dollars on the farm ers of ths one state. Ths money, wrung from Amercan fanners, wll not go to the noons of Yucatan n ncreased wages but to Carranza. t wll help hm buy more arms and ammunton wth whch to murder.amercans, The Democratc party has m posed extra taxes on the peoph amountng (o $(X),000,(H K) per an num. hey have.created lmn than 85, (KM) new ollces, nvolvng a permanent burden on the tax payers of? 0,000,(HK) jxt annum hey are great lor economy when. out of- ollce, but n pnv they are more than they are proflgate. S. S. Knau extravagant The steamer.knau wll leave Ka ua )orts next Frday. November 3 of.saturday, November 4 for. stku-s.an- d S. N. Company, Ltd t. Walter R. Coombs, casher of Lcwers & Cooke,, s spendng a short vacaton on Kaua. ARBOR-DA- Y HOW TREES AVALABLE Davd Haughfl, forest nurseyman of the Hoard of Commssoners of grculture And Forestry, Hono lulu, of whch Mr. Arthur. tce, of Lhue, s charman, has wrtten The Garden sland regardng trees avalable for use by the schools of Kaua, or others, for plantng on Arbor Day, Novcmler 7th. le n eluded a lst of tho trees, wth an appended note as to how they may k; obtaned, as follows: TREKS FOR ARBOR DAY. Golden Shower, Pnk Shower, Pnk and Whte Shower, Royal Pon-can- a, Yellow Poncana, Jacaranda, Pepper Tree, Afrcan Tulp Tree, St. Thomas Tree, Texas Umbrella, Ear Pod Tree, Slk Oak, ron wood, Ja pan Cedar (Sug), Blue Gum, Swamp Mahogany.. Each applcant s enttled to 2 trees free of charge. There s a sub- - nursey located n Hlo n charge of Brother Matthas Nowell and another at Homestead, Kaua, n charge of Mr. Walter D. McBryde. People lvng wthn a reasonable dstance of ether of (hose nurseres should apply drect to the gentlemen named Those desrng trees from the nursery; n who wsh them shpped by the lnter-slsn- d steamers should place ther orders as soon as possble and not later than November G. All trees ordered but remanng uncalled for at the nursery wll be turned hack nto the regular stock on Novcmler 25. Passengers Arrved The followng arrved by the K-na- u Wednesday mornng: A. Murphy, W. D. Bcdng, W. t. Coombs, h. h. McCandless,.A. E. Chandler, (. K. harrson, Mrs. (leooelloften, Geo. OelhotTen, Marry Gelltr, J.K. Farley, Mrs. Farley, hum Fat, Mrs. F.d. Master Fat, M. F. Pennn, R.. Hudson, Mrs. A. Jones, Mss J :es, Mrs. ). llookano, Mrs. Sou-z-, Mss Macks, Mrs. Fguera, Mss Fguera, H. Glade, Mss V. Cooley, Mrs. W. Danford, Mrs.. S. Smpson, RothMonthe, Ms. R.Monthe Mss Monthe, Geo. Bustard, H.W. Knmy G L W Bnm,rt u Kane, JUrs.. A. JNewnan, Mrs. S. Kanahele, Mss Kanahelc. The fol wn; arrved by the S. s. Mau ton Ho lulu: Mr. and Ms. J. K. Cocketl, F. Denert, Wn. Mlle-- ; Mrs. Fungawa, S. Tal, Chu long, J. lugad, Mrs. W. C. Avery, C. W. Sptz. A number of frends enjoyed the hosptalty of Mr. and Mrs. Looms, Eleele, at a dnner last Wednesday evenng, t beng the occason of Mr. Looms brthday. w the Crcut Court o f The Ffth Judcal Crcut, Terrtory of Hawa. At Chambers n Probate. n the matter of the estate of Tong Lee. deceased. Order of notce of hearng pet ton for admnstraton. On readng and flng the petton of Tons Chew Mo of Lhue, Ka ua, allegng that Tong Lee of L hue, Kaua, ded ntestate at L hue, Kaua, on the 8th day of March, A. D. 96, leavng property n the Hawaan slands necessary to he admnstered upon, and pravng that ettus of adnstra ton ssue to Tung Kau. t s ordered that Frday, the 24th dav of November, A. ). 96, at oclock P. M.. be and hereby s apponted for hearng sad Petton n the Court Room of ths Court at Lhue, Kaua, at whch tme and place all persons concerned may appear and show cause, f any they have, whv sad Petton should not be granted. Dated at Lhue, Oct. 20th 96. (Seal) (Sgned) Lylb A. Dckky, Judge, Crcut Court Ffth Crcut, Terrtory of Hawa. (Sgned) D. Vm. Dkan, Clerk. Crcut Court of the Ffth Crcut, Terrtory of Hawa. Oct Nov. 4. n Tnt CmcrT Cotrt of Thk Ffth Crcut, Terrtory of Hawa. At Chambers n Probate n the Matter of the Estate of Tohn Ashton Hogg, deceased. Order ot notce of petton for allowance of accounts, determna- - of trust and dstrbuton of the estate. On readng and flng the pet ton and accounts of sabella Jameson Hogg, Executrx of the Wll of lohn Ashton Hogg, de ceased, wheren pettoner asks to be allowed $4,005.3 and charged wth $40,24.73, and asks that the same be examned and approved, and that a fnal order be made of dstrbuton of the remanng prop ertv to the persons thereto enttled and dschargng pettoner and studes from all further respons blty heren: t s ordered, that Saturday, the 25th day of November A. D. 96. at 9:00 oclock A. M. before the Judge of sad Court presdng at Chambers at hs Court Room tn Lhue, County of Kaua, 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 any they have, why the same should not be granted, and may present evdence as to who are enttled to the sad property. Dared the 2st day of October, 96. (Sg) Lylb A. Dckey Judge cf the Crcut Court of the Ffth Crcut. (Sgd) D. Wm. Dhan. Clerk of the Crcut Court of the Ffth Crcut , 4. Oct. Nov. AM YOU GULTY A FARMErV.carynaan txprcu parrsqw from a bs ttudurotf house wu accosted by a boat dealer. MMaf JWV WOt$$.H tkmwev AM ewfdbl HM MOOT WB M ewmejp 7 famm JnM o thtmtf l am mm hw Whm Smtmm mmh mat MORAUxADVOrnSB But t Be Wll 2 Months Before You Can See Another f You Fal To Be On Mau On November 30, December and 2. MAJOR MAU FAR FKATURKS Stalls of stock. Lve- - $, tk,0 Worth ol Arts und Scence hocstc KxlhtH. Hundreds of Orler nterestng k a nl Products From Mau Farms, Runclcs und Plantatons. SceclnH l?y ( ov. L. K. lnklam, Com lcncral Moro and W. R. Frrnuto. R. D. SRAEL Pantng Contractor Estmates Furnshed Satsfacton Guaranteed Post Offce, Keala Enqure at Lhue Store HOTEL LHUE (The Farvew) Twenty-tw- o elegant rooms n Man Buldng Three Ary Cottages Cusne unexcelled n country dstrcts W. H. Rce, Jr., Propretor Newest.CooJest Hotel n Hawa Fort Street, CALFORNA FEED CO j LMTED. Dealers n Hay, Gran and Chcken Supples.! Sole Agents for nternatonal Stock, Poultry Food and other specaltes. Arable for coolng ron Roofs. Vtulumu n- - (Mlators and Brooders. Kngs Specal Chck Food P.O. Box 452, J F W. W. Dmond & Te House of Housewares 53 6S KNG STREET, HONOLULU. KAUA S ONLY A FEW HOURS FROM WALUKU GREAT MAU COUNTY FAR Mau Can Supply Good Accommodatons For 6,000 Vsters For Exhbt Spce Address Manager F. B. Cameron, Paa; For General nformaton, Secretary, J. Garca, Waluku. N DOUBT BUY Co.. Ltd. FUN AND HHHAK FF A TURKS One r...t u of slmvvs Sde A a o to n e and UlldeuH Parade ol lance Al Natons ( ran. Sall md Musc by Hands Street (.urvsl Fvey lwnn and T!e (reacst (Vnwd F.ver Seen on Mau. Mau Far Exhbts Wll Occupy A Ten-Acr- e Tented Cty, Four Buldngs And The Streets Of Two Cty Blocks. Fryng Shortenng w) Crm lft null f wtft Don st CRSCO Fryng-Fo- r For Shortenng Makng There s no smoke nor odor. Fred foods are free from the taste of grease. They now arc tasty and crsp. They are made more dgestble, for Crsco s all vegetable. The same Crsco tan 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. Cake Makng Crsco gves rchness at smaller cost, t brngs cake-makback to popularty. Butter blls are reduced and cakes stay fresh and most longer. Wamea Stables LMTED Up-to-da- te Lvery, Drayng and Boardng Stable and Busness. AUTOMOBLE STAGE-LN- E BETWEEN LHUE and KEKAHA Atto-Lve- ry Leavng Lhue every Monday, Wednesday and Frday. Leavng Kekaha every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. ARRVNG AT THER DESTNATON N THREK HOURS F. WEBER Manager. Telephone 43 W Wamea P. O. Box 7 Jeffrey Mfg Catton, Lnk Belt Chans Conveyng Machnery Pulverzers AlRaroba Bean, lme, Coral. Alfalfa. Dstrbutors Companys Nell, & Co., Ltd. ENGNEERS Now s the tme for REPANTNG Before the wnter rans set n for good s the tme for fgurng on repantng all your buldngs. e W. F. Fullers Pants form a perfect pant protecton aganst the ravages of Hawas clmate. Send for our color cards. Lewers &Cooke, Ltd. Lumber & Buldng Materals South Kng Street. HONOLULU. tot MPERAKSypU S Each cake s wrapped to V nsure delvery to you n a santary condton and to retan ta orgnal delcate perfume. Made n the cleanest most santary factory n the world. For Cake K mw n antseptc P P soap, made for V u W Nursery, Tolet T V For Lhue Sale at Store X 2 and general purposea. f Has a moat pleasng effect on delcate akn, besdes makng t healthy and clean.

5 Jr.. r 4 AGR CULTURE PUBLC SCHOOLS There s a commendable ncrease of nterest n the publc schools n the subject of elemclary agrculture, wth the result that gardens are bloomng out n connecton wth many of them, and the ar s full of boysh talk alout vegetables, and volumnous crops are sold n magnaton long n advance even of the plantng of the seeds. The followng from one of the boys n the ffth grade of the preparatory department of the Hgh School wll speak for tself. t s of the nature of Specal Correspondence for The Garden sland, not school composton work : FARMNG ON MY GARDEN. As went down to the place where was gong to make my garden swore under my breath, because the men from the plantaton had dug up the land wth a plow. t s much easer to dg the land wth a pck. But, however, went to work. am gong to have ths place sad. No, youre not sad another fellow ts for me! wll ask Mr. McCall for t, sad, and got t. had some trouble n makng the garden, tryng to break up the lumps. At last got the garden fnshed and was ready to plant. But where are the seeds! thought. The school had some seeds and bought a package of turnps and planted them. That package dd one bed and three quarters. had no more seeds, so borred a package of lettuce seeds from a boy. had another garden to plant, and so bought a package of radshes and planted them. had nothrw to do so made j4wo more gardens n whch planted lettuce. dont know what shall do after today. dont want to make any more gardens hope to! make some money out of these gardens. My mother says that she wll buy all the vegetables that can rase. am glad that she has a bank account! mmmm- n the Crcut Cot;kt of thh Ffth Crcut. Terrtory of Hawa, At Chambers n Probate. n the matter of the estate of Nelle Sptz, deceased. Ordet of notce of petton for allowance of accounts, determnaton of trust and dstrbuton of the estate. On readng and flng the Fet ton and accounts of C. W. Sptz, admnstrator, of Lhue, County of Kaua, wheren pettoner asks to be allowed $54.50 and charged wth,975,00, 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 thereto enttled and dschargng pettoner and suretes from all further responsblty heren. t s ordered, that Saturday, the 25th day of November, A. D. 96, at 9:30 oclock A. M. before the Judge of sad Court presdng at Chambers at hs Court Room n Lhue, be and the same hereby s apponted the tme and place fcr hearng sad petton and accounts, and that all persons nterested may then and there appear and show cause, f any thev have, why the same should not be granted, and may present evdence as to who are enttled to the sad property. Dated the 23rd Jav of Oct. 96. (Seal) (Sgd) Lylk A Dckey, Judge of the Crcut Court of the Ffth Crcut. (Sgd) D. Wm. Dean, Clerk of the Crcnt Court of the Ffth Crcut. 24-:- 4. Oct. Nov. Notce The Lhue Barber Shop wll reopen n ts new place n the Tptop theater buldng tomorrow (Wednes day) mornng. Everythng frst class. AJUtews can succeed wth verusuur. therefore we oldt the patronage of our readers for those who by ther advertsng help to make ths paper possble. W. A. Fernandez Program Ths Week t THE GARDEN. SLAND TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 96, BY AUTHORTY The Board of Lcense Commssoners for the County of Kaua wll hold a meetng at the County Buldng on Thursday, December 2st, 96, at ten oclock A. M, to consder the applcaton of J. K. Cockett for a renewal o f the Wholesale Lcense now held by hm to sell ntoxcatng lquors at Koloa, Kaua, under the provsons of Act 9, Sesson laws of 92. All protests or objectons aganst the ssuance of a lcense under sad applcaton should be fled wth the secretn y of the Board not later than the tme set for sad hearng. W. D. McBkyde, Secretary mssoners. Oct Nov. 74. Board of Lcense Com n The Crcut Court Ffth Crcut, Terrtory of Hawa..t Chambers n Probate n the matter of the estate of Wong ov, deceased. Order of notce for allowance of accounts, determnaton of trust and dstrbuton of the estate. On readng and flng the petton and accounts of D. Wn. Dean, admnstrator of the estate of Wong Hov, deceased, wheren pettoner asks to be allowed $.0 at d charged wth $.0, and asks that the same be examned and approved, and that a fnal order be made of dstrbuton of the reman ng property to the persons thereto enttled and dschargng pettoner and suretes from all further responsblty theren: t s ordered, that Saturday, the llth dav of November, A. D. 66. at 9 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 hearng sad Petton and Accounts, and that all persons nterested may 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 5th day of Oct., L96. (Seal) (Sgd.) Lyls A. Dckey, Judge of the Crcut Court of the Ffth Crcut. (Sgd.) D. Wm. Dean, Clerk of the Crcut Court ot the Ffth Crcut. Oct. JESSE L. LASKY PRESENTS Amercas Leadng Flm Favorte Fanne Ward N A Gutter Magdalene By Wllurd Mnek. l THE BANK OF HAWA, Lmted LHUE BRANCH Lhue, Kaua, Hawa Deposts are receved subject to check. Certfcates of depost ssued payable on demand. Loans made on approved securty. Drafts Drawn on Bremen San Francsco Berln New York Hong Kong London Yokohama Savngs Dkpautment nterest pad on Savngs Deposts. 4 per cent on ordnary and 4 per cent on Term Deposts. Ordnary Savngs Deposs wll be receved up to $2,500 n any one account. Safk Depost Boxes for Rent $2 and $3 a Year JSr. lo Vctlo x Why chldren need the Vctrola ts a playmate to them. Keeps them out of mschef. Plays for them to dance or romp or sngs and tells them stores. But t gves somethng greater than amusement. A Vctrola n the home helps shape the sprtual and mental growth of chldren, helps form ther characters and tastes, helps educate them. And ts a great help to every mother!, s there a Vctrola n your home? Yuu may thnk yon cant aflord one, but well show you that you can. Youll tay you v.cv. r r.f more genrous term, than ours. Vctrolas $5 to $400. Come n today an J hear yours.,v LHUE STORE Agents j 0LO. HALL & SON t nlf! V Dstrbutors K ll j TERRT0RY 0F HAWAH w m $ our latest prce JGet j$yy Mss Ward n A Cutter Magdalene, as Madn fnds rdmp-to- n n her allegance to the Salvaton Army. As a worker for ths great cause her path recrosses those whom she knew n other days. Temptaton s thrown n het- - wuy agan. The manner of whch she successfully combats these temptatons forms the remander of the story, 3rd. Chapter of the Supreme Seral 0 THE STRANGE CASE OF MARY PAGE Featurng the Two Favortes Wll be shown at Makawel, HENRY B. WALTHALL AND EDNA MAYO. HEARST SELG NEWS The Word before Your Eyes Wednesday, Nov. ; Eleele, Thursday; Wamea, Frday; Lhue, Saturday; Koloa, Monday. SHOW BEGNS AT 7:40 p. ra. SHARP EXCEPT SATURDAYS. Popular Prces cents Best Qualty Papers M J J Fne Wrtng Papers Envelopes Wrappng Paper Paper Bags Tags and Labels Prnt Paper. Hawaan News Co., Ltd. Bshop Street,. S. Myake S Passe tger 96 Model Oldsmoble for Hre at all Hours. Tel. 37L NAWLWL Comfortable and neat for all-rou- nd purposes. Low heel, gun metal, button boot, genune good year welt Sole. Prce JS Postage pad Manufacturers Shoe Store GSST

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Up-To-Da- te Prnters, Bookbnders and Publshers of THE GARDEN A Weekly ssued Tuesdays. Entered at the Postoffce at Lhue, Hawa, as Second-clas- s Matter..g2.50 Subscrpton Rates: Per Year, Sx Months,.50 Three Months,.00 Subscrptons Payable n Advance. Space Advertsng Rates on Annual Contracts, 75 cents per nch per Month. K. C. HOPPER, Busness Manager LATEST MR from page ) That Lustana Note Ftchburg Presdent Wlson dened the truth of the statement made by Senator Lodge respectng that now famous postscrpt to the Lustana note, and declares that he never even so much as consdered such a postscrpt. Lodge quotes more from the former oflcal. Bryan ponts out that hs resgnaton could not have been nduced by the second Lustana note, as s charged, for the reason that he had left ollee before that note was wrtten. Both Sdes Are Confdent Prvate advces from the manland state that the presdent and House wll run Republcan, the Senate beng n doubt. On the other hand, the Democrats are confdent that ther canddates wll be elected. Hughes n Oho Columbus n hs speech here Mr. Hughes sad that energzed Europe after the war would capture Amercan busness unless t had a protectve tarlt such as s proposed by the Republcans. Vlla Reports Conflctng El Paso Conflctng reports are n crculaton on the Vlla. The only reports agreeng are that the. bandt leader of-- a Newspaper (Contnued SLAND large force s radng n the vcnty ofparral. German Lnes Frm Merln General von Undenberg says that Germany actvtes of at the head lnes on west are as lnn as a rock. Labor Vote ndependent Pttsburg The secretary of the Labor Federaton states that labor vote s not ted up to any party and wll back suchv canddates the as promse support to labor. Farbanks Mother Dead ndanapols Mrs. Mary Farbanks, mother of Chas. Warren Farbanks, ded yesterdey at the age or,s7. She lved a long and useful lfe. Stock Market lonolvlu Tho stock market s quet and t s beleved t wll contnue so untl after electon. Some actvty n Mneral Products. Monday Afternoon Berln The French show great and most remarkable tenacty but are extermnatng ther own lves by ther methods. n the end none of them wll be left, The Brtsh have sprung another offensve. They wll rob France of the remander of her army and of her natonal strength. the The Brtsh have ganed some ground between Lesbomfs and Morval, South of the Sonne, French postons stormed from Mason-vll- r Farm to Baches Town taken and 42 prsoners captured. Bolke collded wth another aeroplane and fell behnd the German Hue. He ded from the, fall. He downed hs forteth hostle aeroplane last week. Horse Transport Torpedoed London U. S. Consul Ftost has reported from Queenstown to the Embassy here that the Brtsh horse transport Marna was torpedoed wthout warnng and that he s procurng affdavts from the survvors. Frost reported that the Rowanmore, recently torpedoed had aboard seven Amercans and several made affdavts that the lfe boats, whle beng lowered, where shelled. There were no deaths on that occason. The crew of the Marna numbered 04 and only 34 landed at Crookhaven safely. News Notes The Amercan Surety Co., bondsmen lor Geo. M. Marshall, contractor on the Hlo Breakwater job, wll pay the laborers the sum of $3,000 conng to them. The bond company offered to complete the work, but Marshall refused on October 8, the attorneys assert. The Republcans begn the fnal week of the campagn and the straght tcket wll be urged from now to next Monday nght. The sale of the Mahuka ste to Castle & Cooke for $475,000 has been confrmed by the treasury department. Lord-Youn- The Engneerng Co. guarantee to make good the plng trouble t Nawlwl, Kaua. Pars System of German trenches northwest of Sally captured, The French have advanced as far as Sally church. The German made repeated attacks south of Somtne and ganed a foothold. Monday, Oct. 30 Sugar, Somewhat of a sensaton has been caused by the move of menbpfs of the Chamber of Commerce to cut off the partal control of the Promoton Commttee by the Terrtory. The water commsson, headed by G. K. Larrson, has submtted a report whch s alarmng. t s stated n the report that f the use of water s contnued at the pesfcnt ratelhcre wll be no artesan supply at all on Oahu n fftv years. Sergeant Mtchell, for 25 years n the U. S. army, was drowned n the surf at Kahala, beyond Damond Head, yesterday, n sght of hs wfe and chldren Solders rescued the wfe and chldren but were unable to save the old artlleryman. As the body has not been found, t s thought that t mav have been carred away by sharks. From The Battle Fronts Pars Rumana s now, bv hard httng, beatng back her Teuton foes, Bucharest clams the capture of two howtzer batteres from the troops of Gen, Falkenhayn. The Bulgarans are agan threatened by gans of the Alles n Macedona. Monastr and Seres reported endangered by the advance of the Serbs and Brtsh. Entente troops wn fghts on the Somtne. Mexcan Denes Rumor New York General Cabrera denes the report n the Suudav pa pers that Mexco was contem platng an attack on Amercan troops just before the conng electon, brandng the statements as baseless les. He stated further that the reports came from nterests wshng to njure the de facto government of Mexco. New Austran Cabnet Venna The Austran cabnet under the prme mnster who was assassnated resgned n a body and new offcals have beer, selected. The new prme mnster s von Woeber, but the names of the others have not yet been gven out. Parlament wll be convened soon. Lodge Statement Dened New York The accusaton made yesterday by Senator Lodge aganst the admnstraton n regard to correspondence wth Germany s flatly dened by former assstant secretary of war Breckenrdge. The head of Tufts college confrms the conversaton referred to, however, tellng ntervewer that a former cabnet offcal had told hm thngs wth whch Lodge would startle the country. Hughes n Mddle West Ogdensburg Hughes starts for a whrl-wn- fnsh d of the campagn through Oho and ndana. Submarne Destroys Norseman London A sster submarne of the German U-5-3 set fre to the Norwegan schooner Regna n the North Sea and destroyed her.. Australa Rejects Conscrpton Melbourne By a vote of 798,000 to 887,000 Australa has rejected the proposal for conscrpton and compulsory mltary servce. Wlson n New York Washngton Presdent Wlson s blled to speak n Buffalo Wednesday and New York cty on Thursday. Sunday, October 29 Sugar, The bg sut of Bshop & Go. aganst the Waalua Agrcultural Co. has been dropped. Supervsors Larsen. and Logan say that the cty s n urgent need of more money and advocate bondng. Fred Waldren, presdent of the Chamber of Commerce, states that merchants are tred of havng poltcs ntroduced nto the work of the Promoton Commttee and that the Chamber may take fhe part control of t from the Terrtory. Lodge Makes Grave Charge Somervlle Senator Lodge declares that Presdent Wlson stultfed hs own note to Germany on the Lustana affar, The Massachusetts solon says that a footnote was added to the letter of protest tellng the German government not to take the statements made there n too serously, He cays that Secretary Bryan probably resgned from the admnstraton because of the trouble caused by hs footnote. Lodge says he has thebe st authorty for makng ths statement. Announcement J. Senda the photographer, wshes to announce that he wll occupy hs new studo n the Tp Top Buldng, Lhue, on the 5 th of November, where he wll be prepared to gve the very latest and bes n the photographer s art. The publc s cordally nvted to vst the studo and nspect the dfferent departments. Mr. Senda also desres to say that hs kodak developng and prntng depattment wll be the verr latest and that flms sent to hm wll be ready for delvery wthn thrty-s- x hours.