KAUA LIBRARY ASS'N KAUAI SOCCER LEAGUE HOLDS FIRST MEETING. The Kauai Soccer league held its first mooting of tho year at Dr.

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1 V 3. V. Wlcox 232 f V5T l. rs ESTABLISHED 904. VOL. 7. NO. 4. LIIIUE, KAUAI, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 8, 92 SUBSCRIPTION RATES, $2.50 PER YEAR 5 CENTS PER COPY GOVERNOR COMING. FOR CELEBRATION Tho delegates from the Worlds Press Congress nro not comng to Kaua. Hut tho Nawlllwllt brenkwn-to- r celebraton, whch was to have been held In conjuncton wth tho entertanment of tho press delegates, Is gong to bo staged just the same. It s a dsappontment not to have the edtors wth us but we aro not gong to let our sorrow break up the party by any means. On Frday nfternoon October 28th tho commencement of work on the Nawllwll breakwater wll bo celebrat ed wth a fttng program. Promptly at 3 oclock Presdent Wshard of tho Kaua Chamber of Commerce wll start tho ceremones. He wll tell brefly what tho project means to Kaua and to the terrtory. He wll then Introduce Governor Wallace R. Partngton, who wll.make tho address of tho afternoon. The program at tho breakwater wll be bref. After Governor Farrlngtons address tho clmax of tho celebraton wll be reached when G. N. Wlcox who has done so much for the break water project, pulls tho rope whch re leases the frst stone of tho break water. In ths work Mr. Wlcox wll also be asssted by Mr. Wshard. Ml sc for the occason wll be furnshed by a Honolulu naval band. After the program whch has been arranged tho vstors wll have plenty of tme to look the entre project over before returnng to ther homes or to the evenng banquet. On Frday evenng tho Chamber of Commerce Is to hold ther annual bav quet n tho Llhue armory. The feast Is to begn promptly at G:30. All the members of the chamber are recelv lug prnted Invtatons from Presdent AVIshard to attend and to brng tholr wves and other guests. Members are beng sent cards to return statng whether or not they wll attend and how many guests they wll brng. These cards must bo returned at an early date so that the commttee wll know Just how many plates to serve. Presdent Wshard wll act as toastmaster for the occason. He has sent a specal Invtaton to the Governor to attend and to speak to the dners. Governor Farrngton has accepted and wll be the man speaker of the even ng. The Chamber of Commerce has also sent nvtatons to tho delegates to the congress, Prnco Kalananaolc, to Major General Charles P., Summerall and staff, to Brgader General John V. Barretto and staff, to Brgader General Joseph B. Kuhn anl staff, to Hear Admral Edward Smpson and staff, to Lyman H. Bgelow, charman of tho Harbor Board and to other mem bnrs of the board and to Senator Ho bort Shngle to attend tho celebraton and banquet. Several of these men, as woll as ono or two Kaua men wll be asked to speak at tho banquet. And so un excellent program Is assured. The Amercan Legon has Invted some mnesweepers and Eagle boats,to attend and to furnsh musc at tho celebratons. It s probable that a number of tho salors wll bo able to attend the evenng banquet also to fur nsl musc for the occason. Tho Am ercan Legon members have been ssued nn Invtaton to attend tho Chamber of Commerce banquet as specal guests. Governor Farrngton and other Honolulu celobretes who are comng for the occason wll arrve on the Klnau Frday mornng, Octobor 2S. They wll be entertaned at the home of Kaua ctzens. After all tho celebratons thoy wll return to Honolulu Saturday nght. RECEPTION FOR THE MISSES RICE Last Frday Mrs. Wllam Hydo Rco Sr., gave a dolghtful tea n honor of h.--r two Msses Edth grand-daughter- and Julet Rco. Mss Edth Hco has just returned from an extended trp to Europe and Mss Julet s soon to bo marred to Lt. Goodale, U. S. N. The house was beautfully decorated wth flowers of all descrptons. In ths settng Hawaan musc was furnshed throughout the afternoon by a chorus of Hawaan women. Over ono hundred women attended. Mr. Walter Eklund loft for tho bg cty Saturday to mako arrangements for a shpment of moro j cars to ths sland... w. w - Z. 7.. Kapaa Notes Tho Hawaan Canneres Co., wth ho ad of tho I: I. S. N. Co.s S.S. Ielone, smashed nl prevous records t Kealla for shppng canned pne-pple- s last week, when a consgn ment of,000 cases wero loaded n ths steamer for Honolulu. Tho ormer hgh record was G,00 cases aken by tho Llkellko In August of hs year. Fortunately, the weather nan was knd enough to allow tho oats to work fast ns ths shpment ould not have been mndo wth ough weather. Georgo Raymond, prncpal of tho Capaa school, carred a heavy bur-le- n on hs shoulders last week, n.ddtlon to hs regular dutes. He aught tho seventh grade n the nb-tenof Mr. Rodrgues, who d wth the Makee baseball.earn for Maul. A. S. Bush, local homesteader, d Saturday for tho manland la Honolulu to attend tho Amorl-ja- n Legon conventon as a representatve of Kaua Post No. 2. Karl lensen, hs father-n-law-, and Mrs. 3ush, wll havo charge of hs homestead durng hs absence. Mr. Bush jxpects to bo away about sx weeks. E. Llvesy, homesteader, has agan.aken up the task of supplyng ICaual wth rapd communcaton, havng accepted tho poston of wreless operator for tho Mutual Telephone Co., at Llhue, left vacant oy C. J. Dow. Mr. Llvesy was for a,me employed at ths same poston n )20, but resgned when hs home stead nterests needed too much of hs tme. Mr. Dow, who leaves for.mau, has made many frends not only here n Kapaa, but all over the Island by the effcent servce ho has rendered and also by hs polteness n dealng wth everybody wth whom he camo In dally contact. E. J. Morgan Jr., Is back agan wth tho Kaua Drug Co., after an absence of about a month In Oahu College. Edward was taken ll wth appendcts whlo n Honolulu and the doctor advsed hm to go home. Ho wll now attend the Kaua hgh school. Joseph Bettencourt Jr. and J. Cor-redeparted on Saturday for Hono lulu as representatves of the Kapaa Homesteaders" Assocaton to ntervew the terrtoral offcals wth reference to the proposed con tract of the East Kaua Water Co. to supply all homesteaders wth wa ter. They expect to bo back tho latter part of ths week. Llhue beat Makee n a baseball game by the score of 7 to Sunday. The wnners scored four n tho second and three n tho thrd, whlo the losers secured two n tho opener and the same number n the fourth. Dont get excted now and say that wo are dreamng, as tho game was played wth cards and Is called "parlor baseball," whch s just beng ntroduced here. Our supervsor, Fred Mondos, reports that tho Olehena school In tho Walua homesteads now has a fence surqrundng t and that a now water tank has just been Installed to take the place of tho old ono. Progress Is also beng mado n reparng tho extremely bad secton of tho government road above Anahola. FRANK CRAWFORD IS MUCH IMPROVED Tho many frends of Frank Crawford wll be pleased to hear that he s mprovng rapdly and wll soon be back to Kaua. In a letter to ono of hs frends ho states, "I had hoped to get out of tho hosptal last Saturday, but theso medcos added two days to my sentence and now aro not satsfed wth theso two days. Mr. Crawford was operated.on for appendcts n Honolulu on October 5th. Snce that tme ho has been dong ncely and hs legon of frends are hopng and oxpectng to seo hm at homo very soon. EPISCOPAL SERVICE There wll bo a celebraton of the Anglcan communon at the resdence of J. II. Hall, Llhuo, at 7:30 p. m. on Thursday, October 20th. Celebrant tho Epscopal prest from, Rov. M. E. Carver. f PRESS MEN ARE NOT OM TO Offcal word was receved n Llhue onionday afternoon that lt Is Impos sble for tho press conference delegates to nclude Kaua In ther program ths yoar. Tho delegates have an exceptonally full program before them n Honolulu and they feel that thoy havo made all the sde trps to tho outer Islands that they can arrange. About two weeks ago the Kaua Chamber of Commerco voted to ask about ono hundred of the delegates to come to Kaua ns guests of the Garden Island Chamber of Commerco and ctzens. A program was to havo been arranged whch would have ncluded the entertanment of the edtors and tho celebraton of the commencement of work on tho Nawllwll breakwater Tho chambers Invtatons wero sent to Presdent Wllams, through. L. W. de executve secretary of tho press conference. Due to pressure of the busness of.gettlng guests properly located ad safely started on tho Hawa-Mau- l sde trp t was mpossble for Mr. Norton to fnd out defntely at nn earler date whether the delegates would be able to come to Kaua or not. A wreless was sent by the Cham ber of Commerce yesterday mornng askng for defnte nformaton on tho subject. C. A. Baggott, who s n Hono lulu at present, answered,. statng that lt hud been defntely decded that no offcal trp should be mado to Kaua by press conference delegates. It Is probable that a few members may come over In tho role of toursts, however. LEGIONS DELEGATE TO CONVENTION LEAVES FOR KANSAS CITY Armed wth a bref case full of facts and fgures, A. S. Bush, local delegate to the Amercan Leg on n Kansas Cty, loft va tho Klnau last Saturday evenng. The facts and statstcs that Mr. Bush carred relate mostly to tho present labor stuaton and wth the rest of tho department delegates, ho wll endeavor to have the natonal conventon endorse the present labor bll pendng n Congress. Mr. Bush Is n a better poston than most of tho delegates to re port on the labor shortage, owng to tho fact that ho s a homesteader and has frst hand knowledge of condtons. He wll bo gone about sx weeks and Is takng the opportunty of vs tng some of hs former buddes n Chcago whlo ho s on tho man land. Mrs. Bushs father, Karl Jen sen, s lookng after tho homestead durng the absence of Mr. Bush. A few local Legonarres wero at the boat to wsh hm Aloha and ad vsed hm to "brng homo the bacon." DOW TAKES UP NEW WORK WITH MAUI NEWS Clfford J. Dow, who has been tho wreless operator on ths Island for the past two years has been transferred to Maul by tho Mutual Telephono Co. Mr. Dows place s beng taken by E. Lvesay of Kapaa, who was tho operator beforo Mr. Dows tme. Mr. Dow has had consderable ex perence n the newspaper lne. At one tme he was an operator on n leadng San Francsco nowspaper. Ho Is also a cartoonst of consderable somo of hs pctures beng prnted In Judge and other humorous magaznes. Tho Maul News has broadened out and now has a twce a week edton. It s gettng Assocated Press wreless servce. For ths purpose t has prevaled upon the wreless company to havo Mr. Dow put on Maul. He wll now act n a dual capacty as wroless man and as Assocated Press representatve on Maul. WORK TO COMMENCE ON N. G. ARMORY AT ONCE John Hansen, tho Lhuo contractor, was tho successful bdder In the now Natonal Guard armory to bo erected at Kapaa. It wll bo located next to tho Work wll commenco at onco. KAUA LIBRARY ASSN FORMED At a specal meetng hold at Mold-han- a hall In Llhue Inst Saturday afternoon t was decded to organze tho Kaua County Lbrary Assocaton and to take out n regular char-torterrtoral. Rov. R. W. Bayless of Llhuo was apponted charman of tho lbrary board. A representatve body of ctzens from all parts of the Island attended the meetng. Wthout a dssentng vote t was decded that now s the tme and Llhuo s tho place to havo the lbrary. Just whero It wll be placed, what books wll bo ordered and who wll bo the lbraran has not been decded. A commttee composed of Rev. Bay-los- Mss Else Wlcox, Father Hubert, Judge C. B. Hofgaard and Rev. Royal G. Hall was apponted to draw up a consttuton and When ths work has been completed nnother meetng wll bo held to whch all Kaua ctzens wll bo nvted. At that tme tho consttuton wll ether be adopted or rejected. The outlook for tho lbrary Is now very good. A fne group of books Is now held by tho Llhuo church that wll bo turned over for tho purpose. The last legslature approprated $6,-00-0 to run the lbrary for a perod of two years. The funds became avalable tho frst of July and can now bo drawn at any tme wth tho supervsors consent. Needless to say our board of supervsors are back of such a worthy project. At tho meetng held Saturday Attorney Phlp Rce of Llhuo was apponted legal advsor to tho lbrary board. : TWO GUARD COMPANIES PLANNED FOR KAUAI Plans for tho local Natonal Guard have undergono a change snce tho arrval of Col. W. D. Potter, adjutant general of the Torrtory, and Lt. Col. E. J. Nolan, U. S. A. The orgnal plans called for ono company on tho sland wth ono platoon at Lhuo and one platoon at Kapau. Col. Potter and Lt. Col. Nolan havo been n confer ence wth some of the loadng men of Kaua and they have pledged ther support to the Natonal Guard In ev ery manner possble. Wth ths support t Is ntended to broaden out and form a company In each of the above places. There are plenty of avalable men n both ds trcts to more than form a company and It s known that onco recrutng becomes organzed t wll not bo long before tho quota s reached. KAUAI SOCCER LEAGUE HOLDS FIRST MEETING The Kaua Soccer league held ts frst mootng of tho year at Dr. s nesday homo n last Wed- evenng. Tho followng offcers wore year: elected for tho comng Dr. Waterhouse, presdent. Allen Creovey, vlco presdent. Dr. Glalsyer, secretary. C. Kuhlman, treasurer. It was decded to open tho season on Sunday, Novombor 27th, and a schedule commtteo was apponted to draw up tho arrangement of tho games. Each team wll play tho other teams twce, havng ono gamo at homo and one away from homo. On account of tho pecular stuaton of tho grounds nnd tho poor condton of the same after a ran It was decded to havo tho captan of tho vstng team bo solo Judgo whether tho grounds were n playng condton or not. C. J. Fern was apponted chef refereo and was gven authorty to appont tho referees for tho leaguo games. Tho followng men were agreed upon by tho captans ns capable referees: J. B. Corstorphno, Keala; Aruthur Brauo, Port Allen; F. E. Jensen, Eleele; and C. Kuhlman, Llhue. PARISH HOUSE NOT COMMUNITY HALL In reportng tho commencement of work on tho Wlcox memoral buldng that Is beng erected In tho Llhuo church yard, the Garden Island spoke of tho house as a communty hall. It has been decded to call tho buldng "Tho Parsh House," not a communty hall. Personals D. H. Doollttle was an Incomng passenger on tho Knnu last Frday mornng. George N. Wlcox returned to the Garden Island last Frday from a short busness trp to Honolulu. Dr. R. H. Hagood made a bref busness trp to Honolulu last wook returnng Frday. Dr. R. T. Morgan and wfe were the newly-wed- that s arrved on tho Klnau last Frday mornng. H. Wolters, manager of the Ma-ke- o Sugar company, was a returnng passenger on tho Klnau last Fr day mornng. Col. W. D. Potter, of the Naton-a- l Guard, and Col. E. J. Nowlen, arrved on tho Knnu last Frday to holp reconstruct the guard on ths Island. Ernest Cropp, manager of plantaton, returned from a Hawa an Sugar Planters Assocaton meet ng n Honolulu last Frday mornng. Sam Kelllnol was a returnng passenger on the Klnau, October 4. Sam has spent a week In Honolulu In connecton wth hs busness nter-ets-. Manager George R. Ewart Jr., of the Sugar Co., returned to tho Garden Island from a short vst to Honolulu, last Frday. Mss Eleanor Langwth, who formerly was a welfare worker for tho Klauea Sugar Co., arrved on Kaua last Frday mornng. She s now the houso-gues- t of Mrs. L. D. Larsen of Klauea. It Is rumored that Mss Langwth Is soon to change hor name. E. H. W. Broadbent, manger of Grove Farm plantaton, returned to Kaua last Frday. Mr. Broadbent spent the week-en- d In Honolulu at tendng the planter) meetng. James Spaldng, presdent of the Makee Sugar Co., was an Incomng passenger on the Klnau ths mornng. Mss Jeane Slsson of went to Honolulu last Saturday and return ed ths mornng on the Klnau. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. W. Plckard of Nawllwll wero outgong passengers on the Knau last Saturday afternoon Both Mr. and Mrs. Pckard returned ths mornng. Sd Sptzer, well known travelng man, s makng hs monthly vst to our shores. C. A. Baggott, manager of the Na wllwlll Garage, returned on tho Kl nau ths mornng from a short trp to Honolulu. L. D. Larsen, manager of the Kl lauea Sugar Co., Mrs. Larsen and two chldren, returned from Honolulu ths mornng. Mr. Larsen has been attendng the planters meetng In Honolulu. He also took n tho Maul far. C. S. Chllds, welfare worker from Maul, arrved on tho Klnau ths mor nng. He Is to bo tho house-gues- t of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Larsen of Kllau ea. LIHUE UNION CHURCH Sunday school at 0 oclock. Classes for all ages. A now adult clnss wll hold ts frst sesson next Sunday mornng, taught by the pastor. Tho "Problem Method" wll bo used In tho class and some of tho most puzzlng problems of tho ago wll bo dscussed. Enroll now and help dscuss "Tho Amercan Sabbath," next Sunday mornng. At tho church hour the pastor wll speak upon "What and Where Is God?" A vocal solo wll bo rendered by Mrs. Henry T. Sheldon. Tho mdweek devotonal servce Wedonosday, at 7 oclock. Subject "Meetng the Master, 4th chapter of John. R. W. BAYLESS, Pastor. ASSOCIATION MEETING IS POSTPONED Tho Kaua Evangelcal Assocaton meetng has been postponed from October 9th to November st. Ths sesson of the assocaton wll convene n old Waol church. Hanalol. A most mportant part of ths sesson wll bo tho of the old church, whch has been restored, and tho hstorcal background nnd tho advanco of tho Chrstan work In that secton of Kaua. RACING BES T PROGRAM HISTORY LEGION OFFERS BIG PURSES; FINE RACES ARE EXPECTED The Amercan Legon plans to make ther racng program on Armstce Day the bggest affar of Its knd over attempted on Kaua. They reallzo that to do ths lt wll bo necessary to spend moro money on purses and they have approprated a sum that wll mako the purses lurger than over beforo. Due to the fact that the Gymkhana wll consst of races by gentleman rders, the commtteo are lmtng the number of professonal races to fve as t s not ther desre to make al the sports of tho day, horse racng, oven though lt Is. the most popular holday sport of Kaua. The program wll undoubtedly brng out tho best tulent on Kaua and for the frst tme n hstory t s rumored that two Honolulu horses wll be entered. Just who s d tho movement to mport tho Honolulu horses s not known but t Is beleved that at least one of them wll be entered n tho three-quarte- r free-for-umle aganst Brdgeplayor. Brdgeplayer wll undoubtedly bo the favorte In ths event nnd accordng to past performances should wn handly but an mportaton of a Honolulu horso may put thngs n a dfferent lght. Johnny Fernandez s not worryng, but states the better tho competton tho better the race. Jmmy Spaldng has threo horses n tranng and expects to glvo Johnny some hot competton n tho shorter races. Davd Luko wll enter hs flash Pegasus n tho shorter races as well. The complete program for tho day s as follows: Ono-quartmle Purse Hawaan $50. Entry $5. bred. "Three-eghths mle. Hawaan bred. Purse $75. Entry feo $5. One-hal- f mle. Hawaan bred. Purse $00. Entry feo $0. Threo quarter freo-for-almle l. Purso $25. Entry feo?5. One mle for Japanese owned horses. Purso. $50. Entry feo?20. Tho last race should bo tho most exctng of tho day as lt wll brng together tho old rvals, Tashlma Boy Dnner Boll and Golden Spray. Golden Spray has a vctory over Dnner Bell that ho took last Washngtons brthday and the backers of Dnner Bell would nover concede that ths vctory was nothng moro than a fluke. Thoy wll havo tho opportunty to vndcate themselves nt tho Wapoul track on Armstco Day. Many local Japanese beleve that Tashlma Boy Is tho master of both tho other horses and nro wllng to back ther contenton wth tho good hard con of the realm. It wll easly be tho feature race of the day and racng fans aro already begnnng to get together and try to pck tho wnner. The Legon wll follow tho polcy thnt thoy adopted labt Independence Day, provdng freo transportaton to and from tho track va tho Ahu-kn- l ralroad. The specal trans wll leavo Puhl, Lhuo and Hanamau-l- u n tlmo to get tholr passongors to the track before the frst raco starts and wll brng thorn back af-- ter tho sports aro over. General admsson wll enttle tho tho patron to wtness evory snort of tho day and wll bo ono dollar. School chldren wll bo admtted for 25 cents. Holders of admsson tckets wll bo gven freo transpor taton to and from tho park va tho Ahuklnl ralroad. Entres for tho races wll bo re- - celved by J. M. Spaldng, charman of tho racng commttee. Entres wll closo on November st. MRS.. GROTES LUNCHEON Last Saturday Mrs. Wllam Grotn of Keala gave a very enjoyable luncheon party n honor of Mss Julet Rco and Mss Edth Rco of Llhuo. Eghteen women from Keala and L huo attended.

2 r 2 Platng Makes Old Thngs New Agan Slver wluh ms become dull and tarnshed can be restored to ls orgnal beauty by slver platng. Hardware bout tle bouse wll proft by platng. Nckel pn tng of automoble parts hub cnph, reflectors, bumpers, nstruments, wll make the car look far belter. Our platng plant s equpped to turn out any knd of platng fnsh desved, n a short tme and at moderate cost. Lewers & Cooke, Ltd. Honolulu. GOOD US III HONOLULU Awat you at Chlds 2sev, modern, hgh class restaurant, centrally located. Cool and comfortable. Intellgent, courteous servce. European plan. Operated n connecton wth the Blasdell Hotel J.F. CHILD, Propretor. SOLD BY Make Your Own Lght and Power Hero Is the complete KoMr Automatc Power and Lght outft. Note the smplcty of ts constructon, ts clean-cu- t appearance, ts sturdy buld note, above all, the entre absence of the usual bank of large glass battery cells. There are but three smple unts n the Kohler system: ts effcent four-cylnde- water-)coole- jno-to- r; ts dependable generator connected drectly to the motor, and a small automoble-typ- e battery for startng the motor. The Hurd -- Pohlman Co., Ltd., HONOLULU, HAWAII Dealers n General Merchandse Amercan Factors Pants AmFac Red Label-Coffe- e Yale Locks & Hardware WHOLESALE p- - j?! Dstrbutors hall & son DISTRIBUTORS l M TERRITORY OF HAWAII jfj M L? t&julj almtl t&f vgftjr SUPERVISORS THE GARDEN ISLAND. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 92 HOLD The regular monthly and busness meetng of the Doard of Supervsor!) of the County of Kaua was agan held at ts offce as usual, on Wednesday, October 5th, 92, at 9:30 a. m. Present: H. D. Wlshard, charman. T. Brandt. J. I. Sllva. Fred Mendcs. A. Menefoglo. The mnutes of the last meetng were read and approved. A communcaton (P ) from the Board of Chld Welfare requestng for a permsson to spend a small sum of ts allowanco rot exceedng $50 a month for the servces of a secretary-treasure- r for the board was receved and the request was granted. Bds for furnshng buldng materal and for the constructon of a four-roo- frame school buldng for Lhue Grammar School. The followng were receved and referred to the County Road Engneer for report: For materal: Allen & Robnson Ltd $2,978 Kaua Ralway Co. 2,950 Lhue Store 2,878 Lewers & Cooke Ltd. 2,990 Constructon: Coney & Morrs,900 Sam B. Goss,750 John Hanson,800 Henry Wse,789 Bds for furnshng materal and for the constructon of one classroom at Haena. The followng were receved and referred to the County Road Engneer for report: For Materal: Keala store $, Lhue store, Constructon: Jos. Keone, Hanr.le $ Yuan L.m Fat Akau The followng school requstons wors granted. YVanen Junor Hgh School, for materal tor poultry house. Eleele Drnkng fountans. One class-roo- and for the necessary repars. Hulaa Water tank and wash basn. Lhue Shop Two fre extngushers, and tolet facltes. Hanamaufu For repars to tank and to cottages. Kapaa Left-han- fttngs for the gate. For a classroom for the school, the County Road Supervsor upon the moton of Mr. Slva, sec onded by Mr. Menefoglo, was n structed to call n tenders for furnshng materal and for the constructon of ths buldng, the bds to be fled wth the Board as n other cafees. Acton on a requston n behalf of the school for addtonal teachers cottage was postponed un tl some future meetng. A request (P ) from Father Hubert Njs, pastor of the Hanale dstrct, for permsson to use the schools of the dstrct for relgous nstructons after school hours was granted. water supply was agan dscussed and the Board authorzed the County Road Supervsor to take up ths matter wth the manager of the Sugar Plantaton and re port., The several demands submtted, and herenbelow lsted, after examnaton, were approved. Upon the moton of Mr. Menefog lo seconded by Mr. Sllva, the County Road Supervsor was nstructed to furnsh each road luna or one In charge of a county work, wth sutable tme books wth nstructons to the latter to send the books on the last day of each month to the County Road Supervsor for comparson wth blls that may be presented for the Boards acton. Fnancal reports for July and Au gust lust, also the County Audtors sem-annu- report for sx months to June 30th last were approved upon the advce of Mr. Brandt, whle those for September last were referred to the latter gentleman for report. A communcaton (P ) from the Standard Ol Company, whch among other matters, asked for the loan of a steam roller wth a drver and one dump wagon, was receved and by vote the company was allowed to have the necessary crushed rock at cost plus 0 per cent, a road roller at cost plus fve dollars ($5) per day for the use of t, and one dump wagon, but the machne and wat:on shall be mantaned n good order. A request (P ) from G. N. Wlcox to macadamze, at hs expense, the road leadng from the gate of hs Pupulnuhoa beach place to the REGULAR THLY MEETING publc road, upon the moton of Mr. Menefoglo, was granted, ahd the County Road Supervsor was gven full authorty to proceed wth ths work as soon as practcable. A request (P ) from the Lhue Plantaton Co. Ltd,, for permsson to cross the publc road to R. F. Mlddletons resdence wth ts wa ter ppe was granted. Re. Superntendent and salary of the Kawahau Water Works: A letted dated September 29th last from J. H. Cummngs, superntendent, re. hs salary was read and fled, anf the Clerk, upon the moton of Mr. Menefoglo, seconded by Mr. Men- - des, was nstructed to notfy Mr. Cummngs that John Rodrlgues of Kapaa had been apponted as sup erntendent of the Kawahau Water Works, and that he, Mr. Cummngs, delver over as soon as practcable, all property, ncludng cash and books, belongng to sad Water Works to the County Road Mr. Menefoglo moved that the County Road Supervsor and, or, the Audtor make the necessary form for the use of the countys water works that wll show the Bze of ppe used, rate, number of months used, payment of rate or otherwse and other necessr.ry detals, and beng seconded tae moton carred. The contract (attached to P970) of George W. Mahlkoa for the constructon of a concrete renforced brdge at Keak, Klauea, and hs bond, wth Hon. Chas. A. Rce as surety, for the fathful performance of hs contract, upon the moton of Mr. Menefoglo, duly seconded, was approved, and the Charman wth full authorty sgned the contract. A legal opnon (P ) from lon. S. K. Kaeo, County Attorney, re.; bonds of assstants, clerks or employees, but not of "apponted offcal or deputes" was receved but acton on the same was deferred untl the County Attorney s present. The offcal bonds of Henry W. Waau as clerk to the County Audtor, wth the Home Insurance Co. of Hawa Ltd., a Hawaan corporaton, as surety; and the bond of Eugene K. Au, as deputy county attorney of ths county, wth the Natonal Surety Co. of New York as surely, were approved and ordered fled as requred by law. The report (P ) of the Pound-maste- r of Lhue for the three months endng September 30, 92, was referred to Mr. Menefoglo for advce. A request (P ) for the County Clerk for the approval of the appontment by hm of S. W. Meheu-la-, as a deputy county clerk, begnnng from October st, 92, was granted. The report (P ) of the County Road Supervsor for the month of September last was receved and fled. It was as follows: WAIMEA DISTRICT General road work of cleanng dtches was done throughout the dstrct. Pantng and repar work was done at the, Kekaha and Mana schools. Two teachers cottages at Maka-wel- were completed. KOLOA DISTRICT Weed cuttng and dtch cleanng was carred on throughout the month Some patchng and reparng of the man road was done. The macadamzng of the Kukulo-lon- o -- road was contnued; about 4 mle of road has been completed. The teachers cottage at school wll be completed soon. The new cottage at school has been completed. Pantng and reparng was done on the old cot tage and around the school. LIHUE DISTRICT Some weed cuttng along the man road was done. The macadamzng of the road to Numalu was fnshed. KAWAIHAU DISTRICT A crushng outft was set up at Anaholu and about 00 yards of stone was broken and crushed for repar of the roads. Some dtch cleanng and patch ng was done. Keala rver brdge s beng scrap ed and oled. A fence was put up along the front of the Olehena school lot. The three at cluss-room- s Kapaa school were completed. HANALEI DISTRICT General road work of cleanng the rght of way along man roud was done. Klak brdge: Work was started on ths brdge about the frst of the month. Stone s now beng broken and excavaton for the abut ment has been fnshed. Upon the moton of Mr. Menefoglo, seconded by Mr. Sllva, the sum of Fve Thousand Sx Hundred and Ffty-fv- e Dollars ($5,655) out of avalable moneys n the General Fund, and the sum of Twenty Thousand Dollars ($20,000.00) out of the avalable moneys n the permanent Improvement Fund, n the Treasury were approprated as addtonal appropratons, to be used for the followng purposes. General Fund Salary, deputy county clerk $ Salary, assstant Co. Rd. Supervsor Freghtage Water works: Kalaheo, Kawahau: Rds. & Brdgs. 2, H nale: Rds. & Brdgs., $5, Permanent Imporvement Fund Mcadam. Kukulolono 2, Macadam. Numalu 3, Keak brdge 5, $20, Upon the moton of Mr. Menefoglo duly seconded, the charman, by vote, was gven full authorty to countersgn, upon presentaton, the payroll for Hanale, duly certfed to. Upon the moton of Mr. Menefog lo, Mr. Brandt and Mr. Sllva were apponted by the char as commt tee re. mportaton of game brds. Upon moton of Mr. Menefoglo, seconded by Mr. Slva, the charman was fully authorzed to make the necessary arrangement re. construe ton of school buldngs on the LI hue school grounds. A wrtten nvtaton from Mr. Lnd say of Maul to the Board to attend the Mau Far whch wll open soon, was receved wth thanks and the charman was authorzed to gve t the necessary reply. A letter from Mr. Gbson of the Department of Publc Instructon re agreement to take mmedate pos sesson of tho Klauea school lot was receved and Mr. Menefoglo was asked to look nto ths matter. Upon the report of the County Road Supervsor the followng bds were accepted: Lhue School For materal, Lhue store $2, For constructon, Sam B, Goss, Haena class-roo- For constructon, Job. M. Keone on condton ma teral s furnshed $ Lst of appropratons and amounts affected by the demands approved ths forenoon: Salares: Co. Rd. Supervsor $ Asst. Co. Rd. Supervsor Pay of Polce: Specals Lhue Kawahau Hanale Bureau of Identfcaton Chld Welfare Board Coroners Inquest Co. Bldg. Jantor servce County Jal County lot and buldng Dstrct court and Jals: Kawahau Examner Hosptals: Lhue Keala Klauea Incdentals: chauffeurs Attorney Audtor Clerk Sherff Supervsors Treasurer Co. Rd. Supervsor Offcal Bond Premum Schools Cottage furnture Furnture and fxtures New school buldngs Repars and mantenance Mana Kekaha Eleele Kalaheo Hulaa Lhue Hanamaulu Walua-Ka- Walua-Uk- a Olehana Kapaa Anahola Klauea Hanale Supples Kekaha Kalaheo Lhue Anahola Koolau Hanale Haena Support of Prsoners Water Works Kekaha Kalaheo Kalaheo P. I. F. J , , , , J Kapaa 24.6 Anahola 2.66 County road machnery, dstrct: Road tax specal depost, Dstrct Macadamzng Kukulolono, Rd. Tax specal depost,4.35 Lhue Dstrc- t- Macadamzng Numalu P. I. F., J. H. Coneys road 3.25 Olng Roads and brdges Kawahau Dstrc- t- Roads and brdges 2,29.30 Hanale Dstrct Roads and brdges, Total $32,82.86 At 3.00 oclock p. m. the meetng adjourned subject to the call of the char. Goodyear Co. Tryng New Type of Truck To demonstrate the practcablty and effcency of a new type of motor sx-whetruck, a bg Goodyear truck of specal desgn, and bult accordng to the specfcatons of The Goodyear Tre & Rubber Company, has Just reached Los Angeles from Akron, Oho, wth a load of Wng-foo- t Heels for the Los Angeles factory of the Goodyear Tre & Rubber Company of Calforna. The truck s equpped wth eght nch Goodyear Pneumatc truck tres and has a drve from all four rear wheels. The total tme consumed n mkng the Journey was cross-countr- y 7 days, 8 hours, 55 mnutes, whle the actual runnng tme was 7 days, hours and 5 mnutes, or an average of 6.6 mles per hour for the 2989 mle Journey. The total load of the truck and cargo was 8,400 pounds. P. W. Ltchfeld, vce presdent of the Goodyear, factores, n speakng of the development of ths type of truck, sad durng hs recent vst to the Los Angeles factory, "In the early days of development of pneumatc truck tres t was consdered necessary to buld tres of ggantc proportons for use on the larger trucks n order that they mght successfully carry the loads. "The Goodyear Tre & Rubber Co. has been constantly expermentng n order to Improve truck transportaton and ths new truck sx-whe- s the result. "Workng along practcally the same lnes on whch present-da- y gant locomotves are beng bult, wth the drves emanatng from several small drve wheels nstead of a few large wheels, we have desgned ths truck wth sx wheels, all of whch are equpped eght nch Goodyear pneumatc truck tres. The drve comes from all four rear wheels. "There s every reason to beleve from the records whch ths truck has establshed over all sorts of road and travelng condtons that solv the motor truck has 5 ed the problem of present day truck transportaton. "Multple wheel trucks have been n the servce of the company between Akron and Boston for the past two years, but the arrval of ths sx. wheel truck n Los Angeles wll mark for the frst tme that such a fve ton vehcle has ever made the trp across the contnent. "The purpose of the trp s twofold to determne whether such a type of truck can proftably handle a maxmum pay load, and to see f t wll meet all the legal requrements of the varous states whch t passes n respect to load lmts and the amount of tre surface on the road. We realze the preservaton of the roads of ths country s a problem of paramount mportance, and we are dong everythng possble to devse tre equpment that wll meet ths problem effectvely." A bg factor n the remarkable performance of the truck n ts cross contnent journey was the expert drvng of Howard Sholder and Herbert Temple, veteran Goodyear drvers, who took turns at the wheel. M. D. Scott n charge of Goodyear transportaton at Akron was In charge of the truck durng the journey and Tm Wllams was mechancan. All the men slept on the truck whle not on duty. The route followed here n the west was through Las Vegas, Santa Fe, Albuquerque, Wlnslow, Flagstaff, Kgmun, Needles, Barstow, and San Bernardno. In all these ctes the truck was the center of a, great deal of nterest.

3 RATS PREMATURE HARVESTING Rrts nnnunlly destroy over $200,-000,00-0 worth of stored footf stuffs, gran, feld crops and other materal, declares the Bologcal Survey of the U. S. Department of Agrculture In Inauguratng Its campagn aganst rodents thruout the eastern Unted States. Only the combned efforts of home owners and tenants can effect the abolton of these pests. Not merely p.re rats responsble for enormous economc losses but they dssmnate many dseases, chef beng the dref.ded bubonc plague. Much already has been accomplshed n the matter of control n the western and mddle western states, where effectve was se cured. On the other hand, resdents of the eastern and southern states as a rule have been so long exposed to wdespread ravages and attacks from rodents that they are prone to accept them as a matter of course. Uncle Sam s dong hs utmost to awaken these sectons to the need for eradcatng rats. To llustrate, the enormous damage whch rats annually accomplsh In gran and corn felds, the experence of the state pententary farm coverng 2.C00 acres at Baton Rouge, La., s of Interest. Last year a 200 acre feld of corn was planted on ths farm. The rats worked ther way through the feld, stealng all the seed before the seed could germnate. The feld was planted a second tme, and agan the rats overran the prospectve cornfeld, leavng n ther wake paths of destructon. d the farm manager planted the feld to corn a thrd tme, and ultmately secured a poor.stand, whch resulted n the producton of about one-thr- d of a normal corn crop. Ths year, just before plantng, a drve on the rats was organzed, followng methods recommended by the Bologcal Survey. Convct labor was used n dstrbutng the poson bat over the entre 2,500 acre tract and as a consequence the place was practcally freed of rats. As a drect result of ths rat eradcaton drve the farm ths year secured from a sngle plantng an excellent stand of corn that bears ndcatons of an early harvest of a good crop. New York Tmes. P. M. Kodara SANITARY PLUMBER P. O. Box 47 Lhue, Kaua JEWELERS Everythng In the Slver and Gold Lne, Rch Cut Glass and Art Good Merchandse of the Best Qualty Only. H. F. WICHMAN & CO. LIMITED Leadng jewelers. h P. O. Box 342 Honolulu Both cordon and form work are best done wth Keen Kutter farmng tools. Crops era better bccausetulage mm s more thorough. Farmng Tools comprse everythng needed for hand worlc on the farm hoe. forks, on, shovels, spades, men tools, garucn uku, rajc,bync-slaunura hools, potatolooka, bush I00L.S rnd corn kt.ves. Hack of :ev.lol;l:.e U t:e well Known Keen Kutter cuarautee whch nrc-- a uls-lactlor a cash (nsurance cf entre refund. Buy Keen Kutter Tools fortfop and bench. Use Keen Kutter cutlery for ktchen end table. Carrv a Keen Kutter knfe and (have wu a Keen Kuu er ratar. SIMMONS HARDWARE COMPANY Sports INDOOR BASEBALL Moses Rodrgues Nuwllwl tam came out on the lotf ;nl f n dou r of ndoor basuball at the armory last Wednesday turnng, defeatng MacDonald Roughrlder In the frst game by the scoo of 5 to 0. In the second game they trmmed Parson Bayless Psalm Slngurs by the score of 2 to 8. Both nam as were hotly contested and flood baseball played throughout. Moses s anxous to play Sherff Bces Court House Gang. Moses wll take, hs team to Nawlwl Tuesday evenng to meet the home team there. The Nawlwl garage ndoor-bal- l team took the measure of the Tp Top Chauffeurs last Wednesday at ternoon at the ball feld. The fnal score was 5 to 4 and the game was not decded untl the last of the 9th when wth the score four all Mt-s- u drove a home-ru- n to center feld wnnng the game for the garage boys. The Makawel-Wame- a Legon ndoor baseball team defeated the Lhue team Saturday evenng at Maka-wel- communty house by the score of 6 to 8. Lhue had one bad nnng, the frst, and kcked the ball all over the lot and when the smoke cleared away the West Sders had nne runs. Both teams played good ball after that but the East End-er- s could not overcome the bg handcap that they gave n the frst nnng. LOCAL MANAGERS TEAM TO PLAY LIHUE LEGION Wednesday evenng at the armory the Lhue Legon team wll meet a team composed of the local man agers. C. A. Baggott s captan of the Managers nne and announces the followng game: lneup for the frst Managers M. Fernandez, Puh store, C. J. Fernandez, Kapaa store, P. C) A. Baggott, Nawlwl Garage, lb. C. A. Rce, Lhue ranch, 2b. A. Englehard, Ahukn. R. R., 3b. W. H. Rce, Lhue Hotel, ss. F. W. Jennngs, Lhue store, ss. H. Wolters, Makee Sugar, t. R D. Moler, Lhue Plantaton, f, H. D. Sloggett, Grove Farm ranch, felder. E. H. Broadbent, Grove Farm, f. The substutes wll be A. Horner Jr., E. F. Wood, A. D. Hlls, A. Hogg, C. Gomes, W. II. Grote and J. H. Moragne. The Legon wll use ther usual lneup aganst ths formdable array of talent. Both teams are lookng around for an umpre, but t s be leved that there s no one on the sland who carres enough nsurance to act. THE MAKEES BREAK EVEN IN MAUI GAMES ery n Honolulu whle on ther vaca tlon. Walter Eklund s a frm belever n hunches. Whle n Honolulu last week he took t upon hmself to brng to Kaua a lf22 7 pass enger Ilnck. Bofore noon on the nay or arrval ths bg car was sold and delvered.. t L LEADERSHIP THE GARDEN ISLAND, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 92 DISCUSSED The development of the countrys busness nterests, the productvty f ts farms and the happness of ts homes depends upon the mental attanment, physcal vgor and servce Ideals of the older boys and young men of the present generaton. The present and the future de mands leaders wth keener mnds, larger purposes and character foundatons that the tde of temptatons cannot undermne. There are many agences lke the mprovement and hortcultural socetes, farm bureaus and other organzatons and assocatons that are emphaszng a hgher development of the materal resources of our communtes. The bandng together of the boys and young men of a communty for the promoton of communty buldng through ndvdual character buldng s a work of com paratvely recent orgn. The county department of the Y. M. C. A. has developed a type of communty work whch s now operatng n Lhue and the adjacent communtes n whch nether large buldngs nor costly equpment are necessary, the avalable resources of a communty such as schools, halls, churches and homes are used as meetng places. The "gangng" nstnct prevalent n all boy lfe Is captalzed. The gang s made the nucleus of self governng groups for whch leader- - hp of proven character and ablty s dscovered by a traned executve and a comprehensve program provded whch all phases of the boys lfe. Ths plan gves each communty n the county access to the best methods and prncples of work wth boys and young men. It presents a program that gans and mantans ther nterest. It develops leadershp of the hghest and most effcent type. It develops a preparedness whch nsures aganst the aggressons of evl. It makes boys physcally ft, mentally alert and morally straght. Campagns of cleanlness, physcal, mental and moral; conferences, camps, conventons, communty ga therngs, educatonal trps and talks, hkes.. wholesome recreaton, dscusson groups applyng the prnc ples as found n the study of the lfe of Chrst and other character buld ng actvtes are promoted. FATHER AND SON week Acclamed BY THE GOVERNOR PROCLAMATION ISSUED CALLING ATTENTION TO IMPORTANCE OF OBSERVANCE, NOV. 6 TO 3. (From Honolulu Advertser Oct. 4) Governor Farrngton yesterday s sued a proclamaton callng the atten ton of the people of Hawa to Father and Son Week whch wll be observed from November 6 to 3. He urges general partcpaton "n such a manner as to promote mutual confdence, an abdng respect for the home, an apprecaton of the mportance of educaton, of self control, of the sprt of lve and let lve and a pledge to unversal cvc servce.whch s the best guarantee for the safety, the progress and the prosperty of our common country." Father and Son week s a well-co- n ceved plan for a naton-wd- e movement among the fathers of the Unted States to become better acquanted wth ther boys. "Fellowshp and frendly Interest n the everyday problems and the aspr- The Makee team broke even on ther trp to Mau.wnnng two games and losng two. They lost the frst two games, one to the Hlo Chnese by the score of and the second 6-- game to the team by the All-Ma- score of Errors at a crtcal tme was the cause of Makees defeat. The Makee players were planly nervous n the fret two games. Cummngs and Tlly were the ptchers of the frst two games. atons, the play and the work of our They settled down n the last two sons wll have a tremendous nfluence games and played good baseball. Wth n shapng the future of our commun Mtsumoto ptchng, they defeated the ty and the great democracy of whch Hlo Chnese by the score of The Hawa s an mportant unt. fnal game aganst the team AU-Ma- "Belevng that fathers wll fnd a was a walk-awa- for the local boys y week wth thor sons a happy one; as they hammered three Mau ptch that the sons wll be cheered on. nspred and gven new and benefcal ers out of the box. The fnal score was. Tlly ptched ball 3-4- ar-tg- mpressons of the utmost value to and would have had a shut-ou- t but for them; belevng that the cvc strength the errors of the nfeld. and character of our terrtory wll be Ths showng s enough to make lo greatly served. cal fans beleve that the class of base "I Wallace R. Farrngton, Governor ball on Kaua s at least equal to the of the Terrtory of Hawa, earnestly baseball played on the other slands request that the fathers and sons of Local fans are proud o fthe showng Hawa gve specal attenton to the of the Makee team and are confdent Father and Son Week, November.6 to that wth lttle more experence away 3, 92, and I urge that they partcpate n such a manner as wll pro- from home, they would have come back wth a much better record. mote mutual confdence, an abdng respect for the home, an apprecaton sr. hcott Pratt, assstant manager of Klauea Plantaton Is fn control, of the sprt of lve and let of the mportance of educaton, of self n Kaua to purchase one of the new lve, and a pledge to unversal cvc Buck Fours. servce whch s the best guarantee for Mr. and Mrs. Pratt have used a the safety, the progress and the prosperty of our common country. roadster of ths type for the last "Done at the Captol, n Honolulu, two years. They expect to take delv ths 3th day of October, A D. Nneteen Hundred and Twenty-one-. "W. R. FARRINGTON. "Governor of Hawa. "By the Governor: "Raymond C. Brown, Secretary of Hawa." The Dads and Lads of Lhue wll recall the pleasant gatherng of two years ago. A smlar occason s contemplated for the near future : ELECTRHG APPLIAMC Modern Ways for Modern Days THE WESTINGHOUSE EDISON GOODS Eleetrc rnre provdes modem trays for modern homes. and Woman demands, and rghtly so, easer, qucker ways of dong household tasks. The many electrcal home convenences made by the above concerns enable her to enjoy new comforts and a new freedom. Each pece of Electrcal Ware adds not only to the effcency but to well-desgnehome equpment. Each pece s not only useful but dstnctly good to look at. Make your home a home electrcal and enjoy the advantages of usng up to date ways for these up to date days. Why are these applances modern? Because the heat s drectly applcable, nstant and ntense, safe, santary and sure. No wcks, no ol, no drt, no smell, no watng. PRICES t Theyre unversally prced the world over, whether New York, Shangha, Honolulu, or Lhue, the prces are the same. We have just receved a new assortment, but, unlke Olver Twsts gruel, there s more to follow. However, we wll menton some of the artcles on hand and would be pleased to show nnd explan any that would sut your convenence. TURXOVER TOASTERS The toaster that everybody uses. Automatcally turns the slce. Ppng hot toast rght on the table. RADIEXT GRILL Fres, brols, bols or toasts cooks two foods at one tme. Furnshed wth metal dshes. Three heats. When used wth ovenette becomes actual table range. RECTAS 0 ULA R GRILL Performs all the operatons of the Radent Clrll but a dfferent style. DISC STOVES A four-nc- h small and lght stove for the traveler, the roomer and the home. IMMERSION HEATER Now, Mss Old Mad, and Mr. Bachelor beres a devce that you can put n a glass of water and make t ppng hot n less than a mnute. Great for shavng water, fellows! PERCOLATOR SETS A very handsome set consstng of a Gercan pattern nne-cu- p urn wth sugar, creamer and tray. Also a nne-cu- Colonal combnaton. These sets have dstnct p proporton and refnement. A grace to any table. RADIEXT STOVES Does regular ktchen cookng from any lamp socket. Uses any knd of dshes. TEA KETTLE Well, you know what a teakettle does. Ths one does t any old tme of the day or nght just turn the swtch and you have nstant acton. CURLIXG IR0X8 m-lay- Indspensblc devce for dressng table. OVEXETTES A. practcal oven for use on Radent Stoves, grlls, or range surface burners. COFFEE PERCOLATORS In fve and sx cup szes. Very handsome desgns. There are many other devces n the stock, curlng rons, etc. And remember ths we have two- - and three way sockets that permt of the use of these applances wthout forfetng any lght. LIHUE STORE KAUAIS EMPORIUM ""ffm""tmn""mt T "W"JI s 3

4 THE GARDEN ISLAND Issued Every Tuesday KENNETH C. UOITKU Managng Edtor TUESDAY OCTOBER 8, 5)2, THE PRESS COXFEREXCE The ress Congress of the World started ts frst meetng Wednesday mornng. Delegates from all parts of the world are attendng. A mnature- league of natons, and not so mnature at that, s beng held n Honolulu rght now. Many of the delegates arrved n Honolulu early last week. After regsterng at conference headquarters most of them went to Hawa and took n the voleano and the scenc beautes of the Bg Island. They then saled for Mau, spent a couple of days there seeng Haleakala and other sghts. Arrvng back n Honolulu Monday mornng they rolled up ther sleeves and got busy on the job that les before them. If t s true that the newspapers mould the opnon and sentment of a country, as s often sad, ths conference s one of the worlds best hopes for a unversal understandng. Bg nternatonal questons are beng dscussed by bg men. That they wll be dscussed n a worthy, ntellgent manner s guaranteed by the class of men attendng the conference. The conclusons and agreements reached at ths conference are gong to be gven to the people of the world. Europe, Asa, Afrca, Australa, the manland of the Unted States all wll read the fndngs of ths body of men as soon as you and wll. A better feelng, a more complete understandng between natons can be created by these men than could be bult up by offcal government representatves. When a number of mnsters and ambassadors am such get together to settle nternatonal questons there s always a feelng on the part of every man present that every other representatve there has some knd of a joker up hs sleeves. As a matter of fact, n nne cases out of ten, all of them are plentfully suppled wth jokers. But the press conference delegates have left ther jokers at home. They are dscussng nternatonal questons n a far, open manner. And ther opnons and ther agreements are gong to mean much to the world. And for Hawa ths conference must count. We have.a real labor shortage here. We have asked that Congress allow us to mport Chnese laborers for a perod of fve years. The queston s now awatng acton some tme early n )22. If we were bluffng, f we really were not rght "up aganst t," for men to do the work n our canefelds, ths body of men comng to our shores would be decdedly dsas trous. They are keen men. They are traned observers. And they would, n a very short tme, see that we were tryng to "put somethng across." But the fact that many acres of our land are now lyng dle because we have not the men to cultvate them, the fact that we can hardly harvest the cane we now have growng, the fact that each year the output of Hawa contnues to decrease, wthout the help, the fact that ths decrease n output wll very materally cut down the revenues we pay nto the Unted States treasury wll all have ther weght wth thnkng Amercan edtors and they wll make ther voces heard when they go back home. UXEMlLO YAlEXr SI TUA Tl OX Accordng to the report of Secretary of Labor Davs, n comparng the present labor stuaton n the Unted States wth that exstng n )4, there are now approxmately 5,7:53,000 unemployed workers n ths country, and hs statement has been verfed from other sources. Mr. Davs statement s not put forth wth the ntenton of creatng alarm; for the country s n a better condton than t was at the tme when we were on the verge of a panc that was averted by the breakng out of the war. There were at that tme 7,000,-00-0 jobless workers n ths country, and the prospect was serous ndeed. Whle there are today n,7:!."),00 who have no jobs there are 2,000,000 who are workng and the number of workers s beng ncreased every day. In 0 the case was drectly the opposte. Then there were 7,000,-00-0 out of work and the number was ncreasng, and would have contnued to ncrease to an alarmng extent had not condtons arsen that demanded the human energy of the naton be exerted to ts utmost capacty. There s a brght lght ahead today. In 04 there was not, am the breakng out of the war was all that saved us from a cal THE GARDEN ISLAND, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 92 amty perhaps worse than that whch the war entaled. The present unemployment stuaton s serous, but t s growng brghter, and the naton has just cause to rejoce that t has good grouud for hope that the tme s not dstant when every dle worker wll fnd employment. Amerca s n a far better stuaton than the natons of Europe. Her credt s good. The Amercan dollar has not deprecated as has the money standards of those natons, and our dollar has become the world standard,backed by a gold reserve and s today ncreasng n ts purchasng power. Let us be patent. Let us not become dsheartened because of the seemng delay n reconstructon. Let us remember that the world has passed through a tryng ordeal, that has tred the souls of men and the strength of natons, and that tme s needed to restore busness and ndustry to a state of normalcy. We are movng along toward the goal, not rapdly to be sure, but actually movng, gatherng volume and strength as we go, and wll, n a few short months, be restored and establshed upon a safe anl sound economc bass. Tlwn the wheels of ndustry wll turn to the lovely tune of prosperty and the hearts of men and women wll be lghtened n the realzaton of the long hoped- -for tde of busness actvty that wll fll the naton wth renewed courage and dssolve the granulatons n the hardened arteres of our economc system. Let us keep our eyes upon the brght lght that s rsng above the horzon of ndustralsm anl push on untl we may bask n ts brllant rays of prosperty. AMERICA STILL LEADIXG. After a three months tour abroad, Arthur Reynolds, presdent of the Contnental and Commercal and Natonal Bank of Chcago, has returned to the Unted States full of enthusasm and hope for the future prosperty of Amerca, and the lkelhood that the Unted States wll ncrease and hold the prestge she now enjoys as the leadng naton n the worlds progress toward economc stablty. On the other hand, European natons are recoverng slowly. England s n the best condton, although prces are abnormally sloth-fulnes- s. hgh and Brtsh laborers nclned to In Holland busness s stagnated. In Germany and Belgum the people are actve and frugal. Oermany s producng manufactured goods at the cost of any one-thr- d other naton. In France there s a strong nclnaton to ndustry and frugalty n the rural dstrcts, whle n the ctes there s much dleness and a dsposton to spend to the lmt of earnngs. Swtzerland s hard ht by the wdespread stagnaton n busness and her people are scarcely able to exst, and Italy s n a worse condton, whle Russa even f she started at once wll be ffty years n workng out a plan of successful government. There s a degree of satsfacton n knowng that the Amercan naton s at the top of the lst n the lne of prosperty, and that whle European natons are clearng for acton we wll have accomplshed our reconstructon and be well on the way to stablzed prosperty before Europe can enter the feld as an equal compettor n commercalsm. LUILDIXG REAL MEX "Savng s the frst great prncple of all success. It creates ndependence, t gves a young man standng, t flls hm wth vgor, t stmulates hm wth proper energy; n fact t brngs to hm the best part of any success happness and contentment. If t were possble to nject the qualty of savng nto every-bo- we would have a great many more real men." Sr Thomas Lpton. A Chcago man says t costs $.",.r00 to rase a boy to the age of 2 years. If that be the fact, there are certanly a great many who art comng up spontaneously, and, strange as t may seem, the latter often develop nto the greatest men. It s estmated that there are.",000,000 sngle women n Europe anxous for husbands. What a feld for the Amercan The ralroads may as well learn now as later that the country cant support rates n the style n whch they were rased Baltmore Sun. JAS. F. MORGAN Company, Lmted REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 8TOCKS, BONDS, No. 253 Merchant St P. O. Box No. 594 Honolulu..... CALIFORNIA FEED CO. LIMITED Dealers In Hay, Gran and Chcken Suppler SOLE AGENT8 FOR Internatonal Stock, Poultry Food and other specaltes Arabc for coolng Iron Roofs. Petaluma Incubators and Breoders. Kngs Specal Chck Food P. O. Box 452 Honolulu Honolulu Paper Co. Lmted Wholesale Paper Dealers and Statoners Alakea Street HONOLULU, HAWAII. - 4 HOTEL LIHUE (The Farvew) Twenty two Elegant Rooms n Man Buldng Throe Ary Cottages Cusne Unexcelled u Country Dstrcts W. H. Rce, Jr., Propretor KEEP YOUR PICTURE8 IN PHOTO ALBUMS It preserves them for future entertanment. Complete new assortment from 35c to $0.25. Specal Attenton to Orders by Mal HONOLULU PHOTO SUPPLY CO., Everythng Photographc 059 Fort Street Honolulu Plantaton Store Wholesale and Retal Groceres Dry Goods of all Descrptons General Plantaton Supples The Bank of Hawa Ltd. LIHUE BRANCH AXKXG HOURS : 9 A. M. TO 3 P. M. RE FORGING AHEAD I Busnesses lke Indvduals, are, In certan respects, subject to constant change. Otherwse, busness, lke Indvduals who do not change would become stagnant and retrograde. The general publc apprecates and has confdence In the ndvdual or frm that s forgng; ahead, and when that pro cess s gong on n a frm that has a long record of bg achevements, t Is doubly apprecated. Take the Waterhouse Trust Co., for example. It has always worked on the theory that to get busness one has to deserve t. That the people of Hawa apprecate the courtesy, far ness and up methods of ths nsttuton s shown by the constant ablty of the frm to forge ahead. TOrrMHtm; fflmtffl flmrtmrtftvmtppmtrn snnnsnsfn Exchange WATERHOUSE TRUST CO., LTD. Do you want HONOLULU to send money away? If you do, let ths bank handle the transacton for you. We can remt money by check or cable to any part of the world. THE BANK OF BISHOP & CO., LTD. Watnea, l ty :m Cerrrlgh Hut tcltflncl tt Mas Kaua. Slvas Toggery, Honolulu, jn tr. nlmflnwnnpjn New Beltng? 33 If an old belt n the mll s to be replaced by a new one durng the fall overhaul, (raton and Knght should be the brand on the new belt nstalled. (raton and Knght, makers of standardzed leather bellng for power and transmsson, have bult up a natonal busness by makng honest goods. There s a (raton and Knght belt for every use under any condton. THE HONOLULU IRON WORKS GO. Wholesale Dstrbut or s ft P 4

5 THE GARDEN ISLAND, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 92 QUARTERLY REPORT OF RECEIPTS 8 DISBURSEMENTS, KAUA SPECIAL PENSION FUND..llal. Rrrp. Dxbursc. Pay of Polce Penson $7, nl 2.50 Bu $7,2G.47 Recepts COUNTY, QUARTER ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 92 GENERAL FUND Dsbursements Treas., Ter. of Hawa $, Dept. Sundry $7,28.90 Treasury Realzatons lolce 9,79.84 Lcenses 5,30.80 Courts & Jals 7, Fnes and costs 4,98.92 Water Works 73G.5 Water Works 2,22.50 Road Work 7,02.90 Sundry Collectons 2,39.0 Hosptals, Co. Buldng Fre, Penson Total $20,94.20 Total $34, Net cash balance, July Net cash balance, 0- -, 92 $3, , Grand total, ledger $58, Grand-total-, ledger $58, GENERAL FUND Detled Statement of Recepts. Treasurer, Ter. of Hawa $, Taxes $, Treasury Realzatons Lcenses refunded Lcenses 5,30.80 Sundry 5,30.80 Fnes and Costs 4,98.92 ", Lhue,293,00 Kawahau, Hanale Crcut Court, 5th Crcut Water Works: 2,22.50 Wumea : Kekaha Kalaheo " Kapaa Sundry Collectons: 2,39.0 Dcsount and nterest Regstraton of autos Regstraton of brands 3.00 Weghts and measures Co. Road machnery Examnaton of chauffeurs Total $20,94.20 GENERAL FUND Detaled Statement of Dsbursements Sundry Dept. $7,28.90 Supervsors :. Salary $,25.00 $, Mlage " Attorney: " Salary ,52.90 Deputy Atty. do Incdentals Audtor: Salary ;, " Incdentals Clerk: " Salary l,og5.s7 Incdentals ;. Treasurer : Salary Incdentals 99.0 Board of Chld Welfare County Law Lbrary 7.50 Dscount and Interest Expenses of Electon Offcal Bond Premum Statonery Weghts and Measures New School Grounds 3.00 Tublc Tarks Polce Department:. 9,79.84 ; Sherff: Salary ,83.04 ; Incdentals : Dept. Sher. Salary , Pay of lolce :. r Dept. Sher. Salary :, Pay of lolce Lhue: x Dept. Sher. Salary , Pay of Polce :, Kawahau: Dept. Sher. Salary 50.00,00.00 Pay of Polce Hanale : f Dept. Sher. Salary ,00.00 Pay of Polce , Specals: j Pay of Polce Coroners Inquest Expenses, examner chauffeurs Salary, do Expenses, Bureau of Ident- - f fcaton f f t B Court and Jals f 7, : v Dst. Mag. Salary f Court : and Jal 0.25 Dst. Mag. Salary Court and Jal Lhue : Dst. Mag. Salary Kawahau : Dst. Mag. Salary Court and Jal Hanale : Dst. Mag. Salary Crcut Court: Clerks Salary Reporters Salary lrob. Off. Salary Expenses Law Books Juvenle Court Expenses lrob. Off Auto Juve. Court Support & Mantenance of Prsoners Expenses of wtnesses County Jal Water Works Kekaha Kalaheo Lawa ;, Omao ;.. :, Kapaa Anahola 5 Road Work Road Supervsor Salary Incdentals County road machnery Kawahau : Ol. Roads 443. Roads & Brdges Stable Hanale : Ol. Roads Roads & Brdges, Hosptals Lhue VI Keala County Buldngs Jantor Servces Lot and Buldng Fre Department Kapaa Penson, Total R. IMuk , , ,527.05,57.20,97G ,85.30 PERMANENT IMPOVEMENT FUND Recepts Dsbursements Treasurer, Ter. of Ha- - Macadam. $, wa, taxes $79.40 Kukuolono Macadam, Kukuolono, Numalu 3, donatons Walua Rock Fll 2, Keak Brdge 0.00 Total Net Cash Bal Total $8, Overdrawn, 4, Net Cash Bal.,.00 Grand total, ledger $8, Grand Total, ledger $8, ROAD TAX SFEC IAL DEPOSITS Deposts Bal Rcecps. Dsburse Bal. Nhau $ ,373.88, , , ,500.32, , ,74.0 Lhue 3,903.38, ,807.85, Kawahau,955.40, , Hanale " Total $20, , , , SPECIAL N, B. "Overdrawn Bal. Recepts Nl. Deposts Rep. & mant, etc Jantor salares Jantor S. & S. Sup. School Furn. & Fxt. New School Buldgs New School grounds School tolets School Cot. Furn. Total Less overdrawn Total Bal. IT T,: DEPOSIT Bal. $ 4, , , , $38, $38,005.4.t SCHOOLS ,02.90, , $34, Dsburse. Bal , , ,735.93,G30.3S , , , , , SPECIAL GAME FUND Bal, Keep. Dsburse. Bal Preserv. & Import. Games $2, nl $2, SPECIAL HOSPITAL FUND..Bal. Recp. Dsburse. Samuel Mnhelona r J Memoral Hosptal nl. nl e. & o. e. Respectfully submtted, AUDITORS OFFICE, KAUAI COUNTY, nenry Blake, Audtor, Lhue, Kaua, Oct f lk Bal DONT be so absorbed n buldng an estate that you neglect to protect t. Instruct your attorney to draw your wll and nomnate Hawaan Trust Company as Executor thereby securng protecton for those dependent upon you when you are no longer here to guard them. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED We Are Here to Serve You Hawaan Trust Company, Lmted Honolulu, Hawa The Oldest and Largest TRUST COMPANY In the Terrtory ol Hawa. Captal, Surplus and Undvded Profts Over One Mllon Dollars. SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS - JOHN HANSEN CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER OFFICE LIHUE HOTEL We Have It Whatever you may need n the lne of Dry. Goods, Groceres, and General merchand se, we have t. J. I. SILVA S Eleele Store 5, ft

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7 Educatonal and Vocatonal p Tranng Defned HEAT contuson seems stll to exls n the termnolo J gy of vocatonal and Indus tral work and n the forms of work whch art commonly regarded as preparator or related to the feld of vocatonal educaton. Manual tranng, ndustr al arts, practcal arts, prevocatlonu work and vocatonal educaton art used nterchangeably by a greal many people. Not only Is there u confuson n termnology, but thert s far too much hazness wth re ference to the class of work to be expected In the varous lnes and wth reference to the sgnfcance anr. and bearng of such work In our educatonal phlosophy. Vocatonal and Industral Educaton-Dstnc- ton In the very frst place a dstncton should be made between voca-tlona- l educaton and ndustral edu caton. Vocatonal educaton embraces every form of educaton and tranng whose controllng purpose s to ft for proftable employment. In ts broad Bense, therefore, It ncludes educaton for the professons, for commercal occupatons, for agrcultural pursuts, for home makng, for trade and ndustral work, etc. The very much narrower term ndustral educaton, may be used to desgnate vocatonal work n the trade and manufacturng felds, as well as those varous phases of educatonal work whch make use of materals, tools and methods of ndustry for educatonal purposes, whether for general or specfc ends. As a general proposton t may be sad that the character of ndustral work (used as a general term lke mathematcs to cover a wde range of actvtes) s determned n any partcular case by ts purpose and the length of tme at the dsposal of the schools In whch to accomplsh such purpose. Manual Tranng and Industral Arts Not Vocatonal All are agreed now that mnnual tranng, manual arts, ndustral arts, practcal arts, etc., whch begn n elementary grades and contnue through hgh school, or at least through two years of It, have not, n the man, produced defntely vocatonal skll. Indeed, no such purpose has ever been held by any consderable percentage of those who have had ether the admnstraton or the of these te.t.-hn- subjects. True, the early teachers of manuul tranng n:d some of the later ones looked upon the skll of the hand as the man end of the work, but they dd not conceve t to be tranng tor defnte vocatons. They held to the doctrne of the transfer of sklls and hence lad great store by the acquston of skll of the hand, but they had no noton that makng carpenters and machnsts and blacksmths was the prmary purpose of ther work. Even f the contenton had been made that the purpose of manual tranng was to produce sklled mechancs, there were numerous reasons why such ambton could not possbly have been realzed. In the frst place, not a suffcent amount of tme has been allowed for the shop work to make possble the attanment of vocatonal standards. In the second place, the character of the work has not been such as to tran for defnte vocatons. And n the thrd place, the teachers them selves have not usually had suffcent trade experence to enable them of to gve the work a dstnctvely vocatonal character. The school people, therefore, have qute consstently dsclamed eny ntenton of teachng vocatons In the manual tranng school, manual arts, ndustral arts, and practcal arts classes. The general publc, however, has been qute unformly mpressed wth the students ablty to make thngs, the not nfrequent nstances of manual tranng boys engagng successfully n pursuts requrng more or less skll, and wth the qute common belef on the part of the boys that they were gettng tranng whch would be commercally valuable. The publc mnd has thus far been made conscous of ts own nconsstency n expectng a few hours per month for two or three yours n the manual tranng shops to make tradesmen of young boys, when the same boys take grammar and arthmetc and spellng and penmanshp fve tmes a week for many more years than they take manual tranng, wthout exctng anybodys expectaton or even suspcon that they know very much about them or that they can use them wth faclty. Manual tranng was the orgnal term under whch the work was! Introduced n ths country. It was an THE GARDEN ISLAND, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 92 all Inclusve term used to desgnate any sort of hand tranng. All knds of machnery were strctly taboo n the early days. Snce ths new educaton Involved physcal effort not demanded by any other sort of school work, t naturally became known by ths characterstc and hence took ts name from the form rather than from the content of the work. And, as a matter of fact, ths name descrbed rather accurately the early purpose and efforts n ths new feld. By the rght of prorty, and of acqured sgnfcance, t s stll n good standng as ndcatng the shop work In elementary and hgh schools desgned for general educatonal purposes. Manual arts, as a name, came Into usa as a substtute for manual tranng. Whle t may not descrbe ac--, curately the work whch t Is used to desgnate, ts very ntroducton was evdence that the former term was too narrow to be descrptve. The term manual arts Is an attempt to ft the name to the content rather than the form of the work. It ndcates that those who brought t forward were thnkng n terms of the deas, materals, r.nd practces at least some of those trades, vocatons or arts. In whch people use the skll of ther hands to do the work of the world. It s a perfectly defnte recognton of the fact that the work thus attempted to be descrbed belonged to the ntellectual realm. Practcal arts s the term used qute generally throughout the eastern states to desgnate all those lnes of work for boys and grls whose purpose s to gve these contacts and experences wth the practcal work of the world whch are demanded by the Ideals of general educaton. The term practcal arts, therefore, ncludes Indus tral arts, agrcultural nrts, commer cal art3, household arts, etc. Industral arts represents smply another attempt to name more ap; proprately the fork whch has been growng and enrchng and broad enng, under the old names of manu al tranng and manual arts. It broadens the concepton of the work n that It comprohends a greater varety of actvtes that gve nsght end apprecaton concernng all those "arts" thpt ndustry em ploys to do the work and produce the goods of the world. Lke manual tranrg. ndustral arts may gve a certan ncdental skll unable n vocatons, but ths s not ts purpose. Hence, the work shown ns ndustral arts ncludes the handwork and manual tranng of the elementary school and all those shop (fctvtes of the hgh school whch consttute a part of the well-rounde- d course for general educatonal purposes, and not desgned to prepare students for useful employment In recognzed vocatons. l, or work conssts of such "fndng," or "fore-taste- " courses In a varety of vocatons as wll gve a suffcent knowledge and experence upon whch to base an ntellgent choce of future vocaton. Submtted by Frank S. Pugh, vocatonal nstructor, Kaua Publc Schools. "try-out,- " or AT LAST THE FAT MAN COMES INTO HIS OWN Contrary to the generally accepted dea that lean men are the best rsks n the eyes of nsurance men, a surety expert declares that fat men are the best rsks, and that the profane man s the best of all. Shades of hades, what a revelaton! Of all thngs the has been consdered the best from every pont of vew. Now comes the surety expert and ths s what he says: "Fat men are better rsks than lean men...the fat man who s profane s the best rsk of all. pure-mnde- man The profane man works off hs anger by cussng and lets t go at that, whle the thn man holds grudges and endeavors to make more trouble. The fat man who s well fed s satsfed wth lfe and keeps calm." FOR SALE 5 TON PACKARD TRUCK PLATFORM BODY SPARE MOTOR AND EXTRA PARTS STANDARD OIL Inqure of H. H. JONES, Eleele Save Your Clothng COMPANY pconomy demands that the expensve shrt, the fne gown or the sut be laundered, cleaned or dyed only by TUB METHOD EXQUISITE of the FRENCH LAUNDRY and DYEING AND CLEANING WORKS J. ABADIE, Prop. Honolulu (Sem the package by Parcels Post) If you cant get your FAVORITE MAG A Z I from your Newsdealer N E S send to Phone 74W FISHERS P. O. Box 224 Honolulu READ THE GARDEN ISLAND Dodge Correct Lubrcaton Chart Phone 585 MOTOR CAR The gatolne consumpton s unusually low The tre mleage s unusually hgh KAUAIS MOTOR THER5 It s eharaeterste of DODGE JKOTIIERS Motor Company to nspre confdence and admraton n the owner. Competent perfonnante, unusual gasolne and tre mleage and marked freedom from repar are almost nvarably mentoned when ths ear s tnder dscusson. them- Many qualtes whch cannot be shown n the specfcatons reveal selves n a most satsfactory way when the car s n actual use. DODGE 5 OTHERS Roadster dffers from the Tourng Car only n body desgn. It s an deal car for two, wth generous loungng room and baggage room. Its gracefulness of lne and desgn leaves nothng to be desred. Dodge Bros., Inc., s a member of The Natonal Automoble Chamber of Commerce. FAVORITE llj Amercan-Hawaa- n Motors... Walter Eklund, Agent CAR Co., Ltd. r Kapaa Engne 9. Daly, or every 00 mles, use Zerolene No. 3 (former desgnaton medum). Pour fresh ol nto crankcase through fller ol-levppe untl gauge on crank- - case regsters "full." Avod overfllng. Best results wll be obtaned f the ol level s mantaned be tween "half full" and "full", marks on the gauge. To get a correct readng of the ol level gauge, the automoble should be approxmate ly level and the engne not runnng. When the engne s runnng, the ol ndcator on dash should show pressure whch wll vary wth the speed ana temperature of the engne. If no pressure s regstered, the ndcaton s lack of ol n crankcase, ol pump not workng properly, or some obstructon or break n ol passages. The engne should mmedately be stopped and the trouble located and remeded. At regular ntervals, as recommended by the manufacturer, or. n the absence of buch nstructng, (very 750 mles, the ol n the crank ca.o reservor should be entrely n the followng unr.mr: 7nel, remove" drn plug n batten, ot crankcase, allowng all ll ol dan. Ths shoud preferably bo done when the fp.ne Is, wn us the old ol when heated wll dran f lter, and less f t wll adhera to the nner surface of the crankca.e. Next, replace dra. plug and pur 4 quarts ot Calol Flushng Ol nto crankcase through fller ppe. Thou start and operate the engne under ts own power at a moderate dlng speed for from on- - to two mnutes by whch tme all the ol pas ge tnd nner surfaces wll havj cteoused by the rcton of th tueh nx ol. Agan remove dran plug and when certan that the rnk- - caxe Is thoroughly draned, replace plug and refll crankcase re.ervor wth fresh Zerolene ol as specfed. Approxmately sx quarts of ol are requred. He fore fllng wth fresh ol the straner or screen surround ng the ol pump ntake should be removed, thoroughly cleaned and replaced. When fllng the reservor through fller ppe, care should be taken that no drt or other foregn matter s carred nto the engne wth the fresh ol. Electrc Generator and Startng Mo tor 22. Every 500 mles use squrt can to apply a few drops of Stand ard Household Lubrcant to rear bearng generator. Steerng Gear Housng 28. Every 500 mles use grease gun to fll housng wth Zerolene Cup Grease through plug hole provded. Steerng Gear Drag Lnk 3. Every 500 mles remove plug n rear end of drag lnk, clean out ball and Bocket jont wth Pearl Ol (kerosene) and repack wth fresh Zerolene Cup Grease. Keplace cotter pn. plug and Steerng Knuckle Bolts 25. Every 500 mles fll cups on top of steerng knuckle bolts wth Zerolene No. 3. Transmsson 34. Every 500 mles remove cover to transmsson case and add suffcent fresh Zerolene Transmsson Lubrcant "B" to completely cover the verse dler gear. Wht transmsson case s empty, two quarts of lubrcant are requred to brng to proper level. Every 2000 mles remove dran plug from bottom ot case and allow old ol to dran. Then remove cover and wash all gears, shafts and nteror of case wth Pearl Ol (kerosene). When transmsson s clean and thoroughly draned, re place dran plug and fll to correct level wth fresh Zerolene Transms son Lubrcant "B". Rear Axle 42. Every 600 mles remove ol level plug n rear of housng, f no ol runs out, use ol gun to Inject fresh Zerolene Transmsson Lubrcant "B" untl t begns to overflow. Then replace plug. When housng la empty, fve pnts of lubrcant are requred to fll to proper level. Every 2000 mles remove rear.cap or cover on housng and wash gears and bearngs wth Pearl Ol (kero sene). Wpe out all old ol and kerosene from bottom of housng wth clean rags Do not use waste. Replace cover on housng and fll wth fresh lubrcant to cover ol level. Note As the bearngs n both transmsson and rear axle are entrely lubrcated by splash from the revolvng gears, hard grease should never be used as a lubrcant n ether place. Unversal Jont 2. Every 500 mles remove plug n housng, and wth grease gun fll housng wth resh Zerolene Cup Grease. Replace plug. :.v.; j Wheel Bearngs 4, 7, 26, 39 Every 2000 mles remove wheels and wash bearngs and hubs thoroughly wth Pearl Ol (kerosene). Repack hubs and bearngs wth fresh Zerolene Cup Grease and replace wheels, beng careful to get proper adjustment on wheel bear ngs. Sprngs, 4, 2, 37. Every 500 mles, or whenever sprngs squeak, clean off all drt and old ol and ap ply small quantty ot Standard Household Lubrcant along the edges of sprng leaves. A small brush may be used for ths purpose, or the ol appled by means of Standard Household Lubrcant Handy Can wth spout attached. Rear Sprng Saddles 8, 4. Every 600 mles fll ol cups on rear sprng saddles wth Zerolene No. 3. Grease Cups. Daly, or every 00 mles, turn down all grease cups from one to two complete turns, refllng cups wth fresh Zerolene Cup Grease when empty. Parts lubrcated by grease cups are as follows: Sprng bolts, 2, 8, 3, 9, 23, 29, 38, 40; Cross Bteerng rod, 7, 27; Fan, 20; Water pump, 6; Clutch release bearng, 0; Steerng worm Bhaft, 32; Steerng gear drag lnk, 24; Dstrbutor shaft, 6. On later models, where parts en umerated are equpped wth some form of grease gun connacton n place ot grease cups, lubrcaton s effected by means ot grease gun suppled wth car. General Lubrcaton. Daly, or every 00 mles, use squrt can to apply Zerolene No. 3 to all jonts and small bearngs not otherwse lubrcated, such as spark and throttle connectons, 30; brake clevs pns,. 5, 6, 36; steerng wheel, 35; pedal shafts, 33, etc. Care should be taken that ol holes and passages are free from drt so that clean ol may reach the surfaces to be lubrcated. Schedule of Lubrcaton Daly, or every 00 mles: Engne crankcase ol level; grease cups; general lubrcaton. Every 500 mles: Electrc generator and startng motor; steerng gear housng; steerng gear drag lnk; unversal Jont; transmsson; rear " axle housng; sprngs; rear sprng saddles. Every 750 mles: Dran, flush and refll engne crankcase. Every 2000 mles: Transmsson; rear axle; wheel bearngs.

8 THE GARDEN ISLAND, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 92 Especally Selected for the Hawaan Clmate Lehua Typewrter Carbon Peacock Slk Carbon Paper BETTER SERVICE LONGER SERVICE Hawaan News & Thrums Ltd. Young Hotel Buldng Store Honolulu Qualty Domnates Qualty Is the genus of producton; and the domnant characterstc of Red Crown C&solna a qualty. One cannot experence the results of qualty unless qualty s n the product. "Red Crown" s an gasolne; a product of qualty. It has a full and contnuous chan of bolng ponts, a perfect chan of power, that makes t possble for you to enjoy the maxmum power and the maxmum speed your engne was desgned to develop. Look for the Red Crown sgn on garages and servce statons. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (Calforna) If you are not now recevng the KEXALL MONTHLY MAGAZINE please send your name for malng lst. The Magazne las recently been enlarged, and mproved by tle addton of stores by promnent wrters and pctures of current THIS KEIJVICK IS ABSOLUTELY FREE. Benson, Smth & Co., Ltd. The Kexall events. SERVICE EVERY 8EC0XD Box 420 Honolulu, T. H. INTEREST IN Y.M.C.A. CLUB WORK SHOWN Prelmnary meetngs for the or ganlzaton of club work Under the supervson of the county Y. M. C A. have been held at Kekaha., Lawal, and Lhue and an enthusastc response has been gven after the comprehensve nature of the county program has been pre sented by Secretary Nel Locke, and the possbltes of Its vared actlvl tes for the all around development of those who partcpate explaned. Workers wth boys and young men have found that more than athletcs and socal gatherngs are necessary If Interest Is held and lves grpped. In connecton wth the physcal and socal phases of the program the county clubs promote dscussons n whch the applcaton of Chrstan prncples as found n the lves of the worlds leaders are examned. Interestng actvtes of a mental and moral nature are ntro duced, the am beng to stress the equal Importance of moral, socal, mental and physcal sdes of the boy and young mans lfe. Clubs wll be organzed n other communtes of the county as rapdly as qualfed leadershp can be secured. -- SOUTHERN PLANlT CONVERTS BAGASSE INTO BOARDING Converson of bagasse nto boardng sutable for buldng and other purposes for whch wood s now used s beng accomplshed by the Lousana Celotex Co., of Marrerro, La., accordng to an artcle on the subject whch appears n the New Orleans Item. From the account t would Beem that a satsfactory manner of usng the waste from sugar cane has at last been dscovered. Whle the account does not go nto techncal de tals, some dea of the process s gven. Boards up to 2 feef broad end 900 feet long can be manufactur ed n the Marrerro plant, t s sad Plant 000 Feet Long. Thj plant s 000 feet long and 25 feet broad, there beng ncluded under one roof a power plant, engne room, boler house, and 800 foot dryer, storage tanks and a man manufacturng room. The Items account of the new process Is n part as follows: "Once the bale.d bagasse s unload ed from the freght cars that car ry t to the plant from the cane felds and started on Its journey through the plant to be convened nto boards, t s not touched by human hands untl t rolls out fne fnshed product ready to be cut nto standard lengths, bundle and shpped. "The sugar cans stalks, or b?g asse, are frst carred to the breake, then nto snakng t.mks, through the steam cookers, nto washers, beaters and to the cuttng up saws by automatc machnery. The bagasse s chemcally treated, mxed wth a patented soluton, and then fed nto the great steel rollers. "Here t starts ts 800 foot journey nto the dryers. Ths process when the mll gets thoroughly under way, wll run contnuously day and nght throughout the year. "The manufactured artcle s known as nsulatng board and hjs been gven the trade name of Celotex adopted as a desgnaton of the product as the name suggests the cellular character of the materal. It comes from the rollers n standard thcknesses of one-hal- f and one- - quarter of an Inch and s ordnarly cut Into sheets four feet wde by 8 and 2 feet n length, so that they may be handled practcally. Weght s Low. "Celotex weghs approxmately a sxteenth of one pound per square toot, sad B. Q. Dahlberg, presdent of the new company. Ths makes t not only lghter th:n lumber but practcally an artfcal cork board. "Our patented board la homogenous, nasmuch us It s not bult up of layers, but s of unform structure throughout. In ths respect Celotex s, unque n that all other buldng boards are bult up of layers of paper cemented or glued together, whle our product s one homogenous board. It Is flled wth mnute ar cells formed by the nterlacng of the fbres, n addton to the presence of the cells of the fbre and the pth of the cane. It s ths that makes our board so lght n weght and so valuable n nsulaton qualtes. It can be handled just lke EE t INA CLAIRE In. POLLY WITH A PAST ft " ordnary lumber and sawed to any dmensons desred. "Our Celotex Is waterproof, broke In J. K. Shaw, vce presdent of the new concern. In the process of manufacture the bagasse s bo mxed wth chemcals so as to make the ndvdual fbres as well as the tre board, permanently waterproof. Therefore our product can be used as an outsde board as well as an nsde board. It wll stand all knds of weather and a box bult of t wll hold water ndefntely. Wll Stand Age: "Accordng to the offcers of the new New Orleans concern, the feature of Celotex s ts securty aganst decay. The bagasse fbre tself actually ressts decay and n the cookng of the stock from whch the board s fnally rolled, the temperature s brought so hgh that all gernu are destroyed and the sterlzed fbre resembles the old parchments of the Egyptans, that have been handed to us through the cen Tp Top Theatre WEEKLY PROGRAM THURSDAY Madelane Traverse n "SPIRIT OF YOUTH" Thos. H. FRIDAY Ince presents "THE BRONZE BELL" TUESDAY Allan Dwan n "WINGS "A PERFECT CRIME" SATURDAY Wllam Farnum OF THE MORNING" SUNDAY Davd Belascos "POLLY WITH tures In perfect condton. "The use of ths materal On a house wll practcally convert t Into a thermos bottle n summer t wll be cool and In wnter t wll be warm. The use of Celotex for housebuldng It but one of Its many uses. Its Insulatng--, qualtes are remarkable, say Its producers, and no other materal s so well suted for the constructon of ncubators, beehves, phonograph rooms and other places callng for absolute sound proof and thermatlc qualtes." - - A few, years ago t was the cgarette that was the great evl of the age. Now It Is salt. Too much salt causes an nflammatory condton n many dseases. "Jazz Lane," s the name of newest street. It Is to be presumed that the hosptal for the hopelessly nsane wll be removed to that localty at an early date. n A PAST" Stables, Ltd. At and Nawlwl The Most Famous Garages on Kaua. A. The place to get transportaton to The Barkng Sands, Olokele Canyon, Canyon, Kokee Camps, Kukuolano Park, Walua Falls, Hanale, Haena Caves Our automobles are comfortable, our drvers are relable and have been wth us for many years, and know every nch of the country. We rent Ford Cars Wthout Drvers. We do draylng and haulng by trucks all over the Island. We run the stage lne between Lhue and Kekaha three round trps per week WAIMEA Tel COMKZ, BRANCH Mgr. NAWILIWILI BRANCH Ttl CLEM CJO.MES, Mgr. Your Busness n Hawa may be entrusted to us wth the assurance that t wll be dspatched wth the promptness, accuracy and completeness that have dstngushed the servce of ths company snce 906. Bshop Trust Co., Ltd. 924 Bsthel Street Tel. 677 READ THE GARDEN ISLAND Fl FTEEN YEARS EXPERI ENCE I N SETTLING AND MANAGING.f.,s.....,.....,.. f......, ESTATES J

9 & Announcng the arrval n durng Kaua the frst part of IWOVFMBEH of Mr. Blackshear r representng VETOR & CO. Wth the fnest and moat dstnctve collecton of beautful Jewelry ever brought to the Garden Island. Our buyers have Just rjturned from the Manland, where they secured a wonderful collecton of platnum, and damond rngs, lavallerres, bar pns, wrst-watche- s; novelty gfts n slver and leather, and hgh grade watches, all representng the latest shapes and desgns. We gve prompt a Uonton to mal orders. Detor & Company Fort and Hotel Streets Honolulu, T. H. - - f Theo. H. Daves & Co., Ltd. HONOLULU AND HILO I Sugar Factors and Commsson IMPORTERS GENERAL Merchants OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE HARDWARE 4 Bulders Hardware Crockery Glassware Slverware Sportng Goods Fshng Tackle Frearms Ammunton Safes Refrgerators Spark Plugs Flashlghts Pants Varnshes Brushes Ols Greases Harness Saddlery Roofng Trunks Sut Cases etc..u. GROCERIES Fancy and Staple Lnes, Feed, etc.. j,. DRY GOODS Shoes Tolet Supples Statonery etc. etc. INSURANCE AGENTS Wrters of Fre, Marne, Compensaton, Automoble Insurance Polces. AGENTS FOR Canadan-Australa- n Royal Mal Steamshp Lne. and Mscellaneous Upon applcaton nformaton wll be cheorfully furnshed In regard to any of our lnes In whch you may be nterested. -,.. Kapaa Garage Co. Exclusve Kaua Agents for U. S. TIRES AND Automoble M o t o r cy c I e Gas Engne and General Reparng VULCANIZING Tel P. O. Box 236 Kapaa, Lhue TERRITORIAL MESSENGER SERVICE TAKES ORDERS FOR ALL KINDS OF Dry Cleanng and Laundry Work SEND BY PARCEL POST TO 2 UNION ST. HONOLULU THE GARDEN ISLAND, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 92 School Notes LIHUE SCHOOL Frday, October 7, was clean up day at school. All our grounds are cleaned, flower beds were worked, Borne new beds were made and flowers were set out. We thoroughly cleaned up our school rooms. On Frday afternoon we played our second Rme of play ground ball at Hulea wth the Hulea teams. We won both games. The umpre for the grls was Mr. Yamunoto, and for the boys was Mr. Rchard Rce. The Hulea boys and grls were good sports and they were knd to our teams. Mrs. Rce went wth us. She s drector of athletcs for our school and s anxous for us to wn the champonshp on ths sland. We hear that the Kapua school has a strong team. One of our teachers s stll sck. Mrs. Wood s teachng n her place. On Wednesday Mr. Locke, the new V. M. C. A. secretary, talked to us about athletcs and told us how to work to become good n athletcs. Hs talk was very Interestng and we learned from t that to be perfect, we must practce. The boys are makng waste baskets at the shop. On Saturday the hgh school chldren came to our shop to work. Mr. Yamamoto and Mr. Pugh teach them how to do all knds of wood work. WAIMEA SCHOOL On Monday, October 3, Mr. Brandt addressed the Athletc Assocaton Mr. Brandts talk followed the fol lowng general outlne: What the people of Kaua expect of the Pub le School Athletc League; the pur pose and the value of clean com pettve athletcs; tests of good sportsmanshp n ctzenshp. It s a great help to the bbys and grls to have an nterested ctzen come n touch wth them n ath letcs and to talk to them as Mr, Brandt dd. The nfluence on nter ested ctzens at the games Is a splendd help n buldng morale, and developng prde n a clean- - fought game. The assocaton ap predates ther presence at the gam es and ther efforts to make sprt of compettve, athletcs what t should be. Frday, September 30, grammar grls, lost to Kekaha by the score of. The boys won, 30-- Frday, October 7th, Eleele gram mar boys defeated At 2-- the same tme the grls won to the tune of Nervousness and gen 2-- eral deblty was the cause of our defeat. The team has a great deal of excellent materal but there s much work to be done to get It nto shape. Eleele showed some splendd outfeld work. The grammar expects to make good the loss on the 4th, when they meet the well known Maka well Gants. Whle the grammar teams were balancng scores the freshmen boys humbled the Kaua hgh freshmen Kaua hgh took the defeat n good style,. e., swearng vengeance on the vctors. The next game between these two. teams wll be at Lhue, October 2. The freshmen grls of the two classes wll also cross bats at the same tme., Twenty-fou- r loads of rver sand are beng mxed wth the heavy garden sol. The senor vocatonal classes made forty glasses of guava jelly last week. New work s outlned for the vocatonal classes for the entre year. Nel Locke, of the Y. M. C. A. addressed the boys of the junor hgh school on Tuesday, to whom be outlned the polcy of the Y. work to be done ths year. The enrollment reached 592 on Frday, the hghest fgure reached by school In some tme. Under the gudance of the ndustral supervsor, work of assemblng the new scence table commenced on Monday. The table wll accommodate 32 pupls n the laboratory at one tme. The table s modern n every respect. Twenty-sfreshmen wll take the course In general scence and laboratory work. : : BREAKING THE SPEED LAWS Uncle Alec Wlson was joggng a- - long slowly nto town behnd old Suse. Suse snt geared to go more than four mles an hour. Anythng more than that makes her sweat under the breast-band-. Uncle Alec notced a Bgn along the road whch sad: "CITY LIMITS. Speed 5 mles per hour. "They can make ther old fool laws f they want" exclamed Alec, "but so fer as Im concerned I pay no attenton to that. Why old Suse could never make that speed, and Ill be durned f I try to urge her to even of th law DOES requre t." Hay Rake. NEW FIFTY CENT PIECE The Mssour Centennal, the one hundredth annversary of the states admsson, has been comemorat-eby a new slver half dollar. The obverse bears a bust oft a trapper, facng to the left, n coonskn cap, and dvdng the dates 82 and 92, n the feld. The nscrpton, reads "Unted States of Amerca, Half Dollar." The reverse shows a sottlor, garbed n buskskln and an Indan chef standng together n frendly atttude, the trapper holdng hs gun n hs rght hand, whle he ponts out some object to the In dan. The chef holds the calumet of peace n hs rght hand. The lower reverse feld Is covered by a group of stars, each sgnfyng a state. Inscrpton, "Mssour Cen tennal, and below the word "Sedal-a.- " The edge s mlled. Ths pece, n the judgment of collectors, s a credtable example of a very nterestng seres of souve nr half-dollar- s ssued on varous mportant events, ncludng Lncoln Centennal of Illnos, the Plgrm celebraton, and the Man centennal. Whtehall, Owen county, Indana, whch the census shows to be the center of the populaton of the Unted States, has forty-thre- e Inhabtants. For the next decade Whtehall wll enjoy the dstncton of beng the center of the rchest f not the greatest naton on earth. NOTICE The postponed meetng of stockholders of the Bank of Kaua, Ltd., wll bo held at the offce of the corporaton, Saturday, Oct. 22, 92, at 0 a. m. W. V. LEE, Casher. NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERNMENT LEASES At 0 oclock A. M., Saturday. October 29, 92, at the offce of the Sub Land Agent, Mr. G. W. Sahr, Lhue, Kaua, there wll be sold at publc aucton to the hghest bdders, under Secton 3S0 of the Revsed Laws of Hawa, 95, General Leas es coverng the followng descrbed Government Lands:. Porton of Kalalau, below Forest Reserve, Napal, Kaua, contanng an area of 530 acres, more or less; term of lease, 0 years from January, 922; upset rental $ per annum, payable sem-annuall- y n advance., 2. Government land at Moklhana, Kaua, contanng an area of 6770 acres more or less; term of lease, 5 years from October 29, 92; upset rental, per annum, payable seml-aunal- y n advance. Should any porton of ths land be put under cultvaton, the areas so cultvated to bear a rental of $3.00 per acre for the balance of term of lease. 3. Porton of land of, Kaua, contanng an area of 5,400 acres, more or less; term of lease. 5 years from October 29, 92; up set rental, $ per annum, payable sem-annuall- n advance. Portons of ths land now under cultvaton are excluded from ths lease and such portons as the Commssoner of Publc Lands may deem sutable for agrculture may at any tme be wthdrawn from the leasehold, the rental to be reduced n proporton to the area so wthdrawn. The purchasers to pay the frst sx months rental bd at the drop of the hammer. The purchasers to pay costs of advertsng and other charges n connecton wth the preparaton of these leases. The sale of the above General Leases s subject to the terms of Government General Leases ssued by the Offce of the Commssoner of Publc Lands. For maps, form of General Lease, and other partculars, apply at the offce of the Sub Land Agent, Mr. G. W. Sahr, Lhue, Kaua, or at the Offce of the Commssoner of Publc Lands, Captol Buldng, Honolulu. T. H. C. T. BAILEY, Commssoner of Publc Lands. Dated at Honolulu, September 26, 92. (Sopt.27-Oct.4-ll TYPEWRITER WANTED Second-han- d typewrter, Remngton or Underwood wanted. Communcaton to P. O. Box, Lhue, Kaua. 2t. FOR SALE $250 cash, or $275 tme payments to responsble partes. 920 electrcally equpped Scout Indan motorcycle wth sde car havng top and wndsheld. In excellent condton. Economcal and dependable. See Mr. Fern, or wrte Box 7, Eleele, for demonstraton, tf. FOR SALE Whte Rotary sewng machne. Wreless Staton. PUBLIC NOTICE Notce Is hereby gven that, pur suant to the provsons of Act 20, Sesson Laws 92, the Attorney General and the Surveyor General of the Terrtory and the Tax As sessor for the County of Kaua wll, begnnng Tuesday, the 8th day of NOVEMBER, 92, conduct publc hearngs throughout the County ol Kaua for the purpose of nvestgatng and reportng on all clams to a preference rght to purchase Government lands n sad county. All applcants are requred to obtan from the Tax Assessor of the County or from the Deputy Tax Assessor n the dstrct n whch such applcant resdes a form of applcaton whch must be flled out, sworn to and deposted wth such Tax Assessor or Deputy. The frst meetng of these Terrtoral offcals wll be held at the offce of the Tax Assessor for the County of Kaua at, on Tuesday, the 8th day of November, 92, at 9 oclock a. m. All applcants for a preference rght to purchase, who have duly fled ther applcatons as aforesad, wll be notfed of the tme and place n ther dstrct when and at whch ther applcatons wll be heard and consdered. All such ap plcants must present themselves wth ther wtnesses and all other evdence tendng to establsh ther clam to a preference rght to purchase at the tme and place set forth n the last mentoned notce. Under the provsons of the Hawaan Organc Act any ctzen of the Unted States, who has or whose predecessors n nterest have Improved any parcel of publc land and resded thereon contnuously for ten years pror to the date of applcaton, s qualfed to apply for such preference rght to purchase. For the purpose, however, of guardng aganst an evason of that provson of the Organc Act, whch provdes that the lands covered by these preference rght clams shall be sold to ctzenb only, the Commssoner of Publc La.ds has made the followng regulatons, namely:. That no transfer made by an alen to the applcant wthn one year pror to the date of applcaton wll be recognzed as a bona fde transfer wthn the meanng of the Act; and 2. That no mnor who s lvng wth alen parents on tho land appled for wll be regarded as resdng on the land n queston wthn the meanng of the Act and such mnor wll, not therefore be consdered a qualfed applcant. HONOLULU, HAWAII, October 0, 92. HARRY IRWIN, (Oct.ll-8-25-Nov.- HOOLAHA-AUPUN- Attorney I General. Ke hoolaha la aku nel kulke al me ka manao o ke Kanawa 20 0 ke Kau Ahaolelo 92, o ka Loo Kuhna ame ke Ana Ana Aupunl o ke Tcrtore a me ka Luna Auhau o ke Kalana o Kaua, e hoomaka ana ma ka Poalua ka la 8 o Novemaba, 92, no ka nnannau ame ka hoke ana ma ke akea no na nol apau no ka pono hookuonoono ana o na ana Aupunl ma a Kalana. Ua koa na poe nol apau ma kela e loaa mua ae a lakou mat ka Luna Auhau ae o ke Kalana, a ole hope luna-auba- paha maloko u o ka apana kab a ka mea nol e noho ana palapala nol pahakahaka no ka hoophapha ana a hoohka, a waho ae me ka Luna Auhau a ole hope luna auhau paha. O ka halawa mua a na Luna Aupunl o ke Tertore e noho ana a ma ke keena o ka Luna Auhau o ke Kalana o Kaua ma ma ka Poalua ka la 8 o Novemaba, 2, ka hora 9 kakahaka. O na poe nol apau e makemake ana e kual malalo o ka pono hoo- - kuleana ana hookomo ka lakou pala pala ae lke me ka mea hala maluna ae, e hokea aku ana a poe nol ka manawa ame kabl e hoolohe a e noonnooa al ka lakou mau palapala nol ana. E. pono ka poe no ana a pau e akoakoa ae lakou me ka lakou mau hoke a mau ke ae paha e kakoo ana ka lakou no ma ka manawa ame kahl bal hope la ma ka hoolaha. Malalo o ka hoakaka o ke Kanawa Kumu o Hawa, o na kupa Amerka a me ko lakou mau pll koko mua noho a hoohana kehahl apana ana o ke Aupunl a noho mau no na mukahkl be uml mamua lho o ka la o ka lakou pulapala no ua loaa a lakou he kuleana e nol malalo o ka pono hookuleana ana. No ke kumu nae, e kue ole al ka manao o ke Kanawa Kumu e lke mea hoakakaa e pll ana no na pono hookuleana ana e lllo wale no t na kupa Amerka, ua hookumu ka Luna Ana na rula penel: () Aole kua hanaa e kekahl kupa o na ana e, maloko o hookah! naka-hk-l mumua ho o ka la nol al o na mea nol, e hoomaopopoa he kua pono maloko o ka manuo o ke kanawa, a (2) Aole no ho ke kahl kekl oo ole e noho ana me kona mau ma-ku- a kupa o na ana e ae noho net ma ka ana olelofa, ua kupono ma ka manao o ke kanawa, a e manao la o kana nol aole kupono. HARRY IRWIN, Honolulu, Loo Oct. 0, 92. Kuhna. (Oet.ll-8-25-Nov.l- ) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT, TERRITORY OF HAWAII AT CHAMBERS IN PROBATE. Probate No. 85 In the Matter of the Estate) of CHU KONG, late of Ka-- ) paa, Deceased. ) ORDER OF NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR ADMINISTRA- TION. ON READING and Flng the Petton of CHU NO SEE, otherwse known as Ellen Chu, wdow of sad deceased, of Kapaa, Kaua, Terrtory of Hawa, allegng that sad Chu Kong, of sad Kapaa, ded ntestate at sad Kapaa on the second day of October, A. D. 92, leavng property n the Terrtory of Hawa necessary to be admnstered upon, and prayng that Letters of Admnstraton ssue to K. C. Ahana of Lhue, sad County. IT IS ORDERED that Frday, the 8th day of November, A. D. 92, at 9:30 oclock A. M be and hereby Is apponted the tme for hearng sad Petton n the Court Room of ths Court at Lhue, County of Kaua, at whch tme and place all persons concerned may appear and show cause, f any they have, why sad Petton should not be granted. Dated at Lhue, County of Kaua, T. H., October 0th, 92. (Seal) BY THE COURT, (Sgd.) J. C. CULLEN, Clerk. VACCINATION NOTICE Notce Is hereby gven that a physcan from the Dstrct of Hanalel wll start vaccnatng the chldren attendng the Koolau and Haena Schools October 3rd; Hanalel School October 0th; and Kllauea School October 7, 92. Ths notce s gven n pursuance of Secton 962 Revsed Laws of Hawa. (Oct ) F. E. f ROTTER, Presdent, Board of Health. TENDER FOR MACADAMIZING The Board of Supervsors of the County of Kaua wll receve bds up to ten oclock of November 2, E2, for furnshng all labor, tools, machnery and equpment, necessary for the gradng and macadamzng of 875 lneal feet (wdth 4 feet) of the Anahola Homestead road. Plans and specfcatons may be obtaned upon applcaton to the undersgned, accompaned by a depost of ten dollars. The Board of Supervsors reserves the rght to reject any or all bds. Each bd to be accompaned by certfed check for 5 per cent of amount bd. (S) R. F. MIDDLETON, County Engneer. TENDER FOR BUILDING MATERIAL The Board of Supervsors of the County of Kaua, wll receve bds up to 0 oclock of November 2, 92 for furnshng all materal to be used n the constructon of a bungalow class-rooat the School. A full lst of materal n bd form wll be furnshed to prospectve bdders upon applcaton to the undersgned., The Board of Supervsors reserves the rght to reject any or all bds. (S) R. F. MIDDLETON. (Oct ) TENDER FOR BUILDING CLASS-ROO- The Bourd of Supervsors of the County of Kaua wll receve bds up to 0 oclock of November 2, 92, for furnshng all tools and labor necessary for the constructon and full completon of a bungalow class-rooat the School. Plans and specfcatons may be obtaned from the undersgned upon applcaton. Each bd to be accompaned by certfed check of 5 per cent of amount bd. The Board of Supervsors reserves the rght to reject any or all bds. (S) R. F. MIDDLETON. (Oct.l8-2G.- )

10 EE 0 THE UNIVERSAL CAR Relable mechancal attenton gven to your Ford means more servce from your car and less cost n ts operaton. Let us take care of your car. We have the mechancs who know how and use only the genune Ford materals and only ask the fxed, standard, Ford factory prces. As you value the use of your Ford see that t s kept n a good mechancal condton. Ncuulumlt (lamp, Htb. ANOTHER EXCEPTIONAL PICTURE Wllam I Farnum IN "WINGS OF THE MORNING" From the Novel by Lous Tracy Do not fal to see ths wonderful pcture portrayng the lfe n Inda TIP TOP THEATRE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22 No Change n Prces THE GARDEN ISLAND, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 92 sssaaa 3E3 From the Other Island: The trustees of Oahu college announced n tho three schools ths mornng that Arthur Floyd Grffths, for twenty years the head of Puna-hou-, had been compelled by the advce of hs physcans to resgn tho presdency of tho nsttuton. Tho news came as a great shock to teachers and students, but the further announcement was made that Mr. Grffths would round out hs twenteth year at Punahou, and that even then tho school wll not lose hs advlco n matters of polcy, for he has been made presdent emertus, and he wll contnue to gude the school thru to tho completon of many of ts plans, whch were hs n ther ncepton. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS WANT NEW TEACHERS TO BE IDENTIFIED Modem styles aro provng embar-rasln- g to boy students of tho McKln-le- y hgh school. It seems that some of them have been mstakng short-skrte- d teachers for wth sad co-ed- results to tho pedagogcal dgnty. "Wo boys would lko tho now teach ers to wear Identfcaton tags or somethng of tho sort untl wo get used to them, for t s very. embarrassng to us who wsh to bo socable to the grls, to go up to the new grl from Now York or San Francsco and get farly acquanted, only to fnd out that wo have been chnnng wth ono of tho now teachers. Not that wo dont want to get acquanted wth our teachers, but you see, theres a whole lot of dfference to us between tho one that sts n a desk n front of us and the one that sts besde us. We thank you." HAWAIIANS ARE TOLD SUCCESS OF BIG WORK DEPENDS UPON THEM "There s no doubt but what the rehabltaton of tho Hawalans wll bo successful f tho Hawaan peoplo wll do ther part, sad J. Frank Woolloy. manager of tho Koolau Co., n the courso of a speech at tho Hawaan Cvc Club at tho Central Y. M. C. A. Mr. Woolloy, who gavo hs speech n Hawaan, ponted out that the Mormons at Lale, ths sland have made a great success of rehablta- - amnnnuk tmmp tftp wtthrntnnnnbxnbpntr"tn nnm Hon n that communty and that what DELEGATES ARE ca bo dono n ono secton of tho terrtory can bo dono n all places. Ho DELIGHTED WITH HILO urged tho Hawallans to work together n carryng out tho Homes Act and Wednesday nght wns n bg nght for Hllo. take advantage of tho opportunty and has a wde crcle of frends hero. It must have been a bg nght for whch they now have to go back to Lt. McNulty has been ordered to San the more than 50 delegates to the the lands and buld up the country Dego Press Congress and wll leavo for that cty of the World who whch s to bo thrown open on Molo-ka- came wthn the scenc envrons of for wthn rehabltaton. the next few weeks. Ho wll bo tho Crescent Cty as the gentle dusk accompaned by hs brde. cast Its shadows over tho mellow BIG SAMPAN BUILT landscape, but It was a bgger nght MORGAN JOYCE FOR TRADE BETWEEN for IIIlo, for tho honor of entertanng (hs dstngushed body was not Mss Sbyl It. Joyce, San Francsco, HONOLULU, PALMYRA an ordnary event, and tho populace and Dr. Thomas L. Morgan, Lhue, A Dssel powered sampan, tho second.of ts knd bult n ths terrtory, showed ts apprecaton by turnng wore marred last Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. out to tho wharf to welcomo the was launched n the harbor last vstors n genune Hawaan stylo. Sun-Jaand s now undergong prelmn- Thomas McGrath In Honolulu. Tho much advertsed Illlo ran Dr. and Mrs. Morgan aro spendng ary tests pror to beng put n tho faled to put n ts appcaranco as ther honeymoon at tho Haona beach, regular trado between Honolulu and the Matsonla hove nto sght an hour home of Wm. H. Rce. Palmyra sland. ahead of schodulo, and the atmosphere was conducve to warm fel- The vessel was bult for the Palmyra Copra company, by a Japanese Hl-- CLUB ON FIRST lowshp and good wll, the knd ISLAND IS ORGANIZED that contractng company and s sad to has made the slands famous. The be the largest sampan bult n tho county band was on hand to greet slands. The Palmyras engne s a fourcycle motor, the frst of ts tho hotel shp, makng a dstnct Impresson wth tho renderng of "Ahea ed on Tho knd frst H-- Club to bo organz- nstalled here. the Island of Kaua held Its Oe." as well as other topcal selectons; Jack Allens Jazz Band on sho was chrstened As tho Palmyra sld down tho ways ntal meetng last Frday evenng at wth a bottle tho homo of Dr. A. H. of Waterhouso board shp responded n snappy n cocoanut mlk, emblematc. of the After a short outlne of order; a number of tho shps passengers danced wth the far con- by prncpal product of Palmyra Island, the H-- work by county Y. M. C. A. Mrs. B. Fullard Leo, secretarysecretary,. Nel Locke, - t was tho tngent on tho upper deck, and so all treasurer of the Palmyra Copra unanmous vote of all present Co. that was set for tho elevaton of tho gang The entre such an organzaton drectorate of tho company wth would bo welcomed In plank and the entry of tho Hlo grls ther frends wtnessed tho the communty and tho bearng beautful red and yollow a chrstenng ceremones, among meetng proceeded to whom tho electon los, whch they entwned around of was Mrs. Wllam Meng, who offcers whch has resulted as follows: resded on Palmyra for tho past year. tho necks of the vstors. Warm Welcome. Presdent, John Tachlbnna. Tho recepton commttee headed by Vce presdent, Torach Yamada. TANK UNIT, 25TH Dr. Mlton Rce, presdent of the Hlo Secretary, Jwao Mlyake, Board of Trade, INFANTRY, TO BE boarded the boat, Treasurer, Yoshlch Mujahara. and welcomed the delegates SENT TO HAWAII n the The H-- Club s a movement of name of the cty. Dr. Rce was called Internatonal scope among tho boys upon to Tho make a short speech strength of whch the army n Ha; of hgh school age. Its purpose as he dd n happy style, wal wll Informng be ncreased by one nfantry the stated n ts consttuton Is "Tho delegates regment that a recepton and a awated tank unt totallng moro creaton, mantenance and extenson for them at the Yacht Club, than G00 men, wthn the and wth throughout tho school and communty of hgh standards of Chrstan the party next descended to the watng few months n accordance wth automobles. the revsed program of tho war department character." It takes for Its slogan Dr. Dean Wllams, presdent as of the announced at Hawaan "Clean lvng,, clean speech, clean Press Congress, was delghted headquarters recently. No at tho offcal n athletcs and clean scholarshp." Tho recepton, and dd not hestate to say formaton has been receved hero club meets weekly for a short snap- statng so. However, when tho frst remark made the addtonal troops wll to a arrve, Trbune representatve was one but local army authortes do not expect of congratulaton on tho specal the two ssue outfts for at of The Trbune delvered to least two months. the delegates aboard the boat yesterday The regment of Infantry whch Is mornng. Dr. Wllams to come to declared Hawa and whch wll be hs belef that Hlo held wthn tself potentaltes for great tho 25th Infantry, statoned at Schofeld barracks, wll bo commercal progress. the negro reg ment whch was statoned hero sev oral years ago under tho command of Col. OAHU Earl C. Carnahan. Col. Carnahan PRESIDENT ha3 been succeeded as commandng OF PUNAHOU offcer of the regment by Lt. Col. SCHOOL RESIGNS At OFFICE den C. Knowles. Col. Carnahan s now at tho army war college n Washngton. LIHUE SOCCER CLUB GIVES DANCE TO PROVIDE UNIFORMS FOR 92 The Lhuo Soccer Club wll hold a beneft dance at the armory on Saturday evenng to rase funds to equp tho local team for the comng soccer season. Every effort s bo ng made to assure the patrons a pleasant evenng. Tho commttee promses a surprse n the lne of musc. Ths s the frst bg dance of the fall and a large attendance s expected. Tho cause s a worthy ono as the soccer boys provde amusement dur ng tho wnter months and Lhue s fortunate n the fact that t always s represented by a good team. So take n the dance and have a good tme and at the same tme help the Soccer Club wn tho pennant for 02. ANNOUNCEMENT For tho beneft of hs many frends partcularly those lvng n Eleele and Port Allen, H. H. (Oly) Jones wshes to announce that he has no Intentons of Jonng the marred mens ranks. The new bungalow about conv pleted at Port Allen has caused con sderable gossp, tho case beng somewhat smlar to that of Kng Baggotts of Lhue. "Oly" assures us that should ho ever change hs mnd duo notce wll be gven to those so deeply nterested n hs welfaro. BORN DUNCAN At Eleolo, October t, to Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Duncan, a 9 2 pound son. AKIONA At Nawllwl, October 2, to Mr. and Mrs. Akona an 8 pound daughter. ;. Walter Eklund and Chas. Amulu of the von Hamm-Youn- g Company havo been busy men durng the past week, havng dsposed of a car a day. JBnm MELANCON McNULTY Mss Mlcaello Mclancon, daughter of A. Mclancon, Eleele, became the brdo of Lt. Harold McNulty, last Frday evenng In the Sacred Heart church, Honolulu. Tho attendants woro Mss Alpha West and Lt. Smth, U. S. N. Mrs. McNulty has lved n tho Hawaan slands for tho past fve years py dscusson of topcs relatng to school and everyday lfe. Practcal talks, parlamentary drll, debates, games and socal and rocreatonal actvtes aro ncluded n tho program. Moro than a mllon hgh school boys on the globe are actve partcpants n the H-- movement, ts wholesomo nfluence n tho ndvdual and collectve lfe of tho school and communty has ganed for t tho hghest commendaton from schoolmen, publc offcals and others who have had an opportunty to observe t n acton. The charter members of tho H-- Club are Tadayasht Yamada, Noboru Klyonaga, Heromchl v Heromato, Tako Tao, Knjlre Kyo-sh- l, Hdeo Shrakl, Jro Kunoka, James Kondo, Samura Ichnose, Isaac Brandt. Dr. A. H. Waterhouso wll bo tho leader, asssted by Rev. Royal A. Hall. BOY SCOUTS REORGANIZED Last Saturday afternoon members of tho Kaua Councl, Boy Scouts of Amerca, and nterested ndvduals of tho Island met In Mokhana Hall for a general dscusson and reorganzaton of the work. In the general dscusson a strong desre was manfested that the movement should bo carred forward. The offcers of the councl wero then elected W. F. Sanborn Presdent. E. A. Knudson R. W. Bayless Secretary. J. M. Lydgate, Treasuror. Frank Jennngs Audtor. Phlp Rco Commssoner. as follows: Deputy Commssoners Father Hubert and Edward Lovell. LOST Gas tank fllng cap between Kapaa and Plaa. Frank Wddflold, Klauca. A NEW INDUSTRY Thrty thousand pounds of dressed rendeer meat was placed on sale n San Francsco recently. Ths s tho begnnng of a new ndustry. There aro thousands of rendeer n Alaska, and thousands may bo slaughtered every year for sale In the Unted States. Ths mght havo an nfluence n brngng the prce of meat wthn tho lmts of tho laborng mans purse. Thrty thousand pounds wll havo lttle effect upon tho markets but, as ths s only an ntroductory shpment, t s beleved It wll be tho begnnng of an ndustry that wll make Itself et n tne years mat are to como.. The Edtor says Uat a real optm st can have a good tme just thnk- - nu about a good tmo ho would have f ho was havng t.