Lihue TeamWins Championship

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1 Mss Else Wlcox ESTABLSHED 904. YOL. 5. NO. 37. LHUE, KAUA, TERRTORY OF HAWA, TUESDAY, SEPT SUBSCRPTON RATES, $2.50 PER YEAR 5 CENTS PER COPY ARMY VETERANS TO Wllam Grote QRGANZ E Receves Promoton Wm.. Grote, for the past ten years head bookkeeper for Lhue Store, has been chosen as manager of Keala Store, the change to take place the frst of October. Ths s a well deserved promoton, and the management of Mskee Plantaton s to be congratulated upon ther choce. Mr. Grote s a wde awake, young busness man and has the tranng and experence necessary to con duct a successful busness n these strenuous tmes. Durng ther long resdence Lhue, Mr. and Mrs. Grote lve made many true menus, who, though rejocng n ther good fortune wll be genunely sorry to see them leave. t s understood the Makee Sugar Company wll establsh a branch store at Kapaa n the near future, whch wll also come under the management of Mr. Grote. :o : mportant Notce The followng announcement, receved ths mornng, s of more than usual nterest to Kaua tolk Mr. and Mrs. Albert Horner recpest the honor of your presence at the weddng recepton of Mss Phylls Baab and Mr. Albert Horner, Jr. on Tuesday, Sept.!0, l!)l!), at half after eght oclock, 2Y.V. Nuuanu Avenue, Honolulu, Hawa. At home after October 20, Kapaa, Kaua. The Manna Lou wll take pas sengers at Nawlwl on Thurs day next. Mr. B. A. Corey, of the Army and Navy Y. M. C. A., s spendng a week on Kaua studyng the work of the local assocaton wth a vew to enter ng a smlar feld elsewhere. Mr, Corey s an entertaner of recognzed ablty. He wll vst a number of the Y clubs and contrbute hs own pro gram. Lhue Sunday Evenng Club wll have hm next Sunday nght. Mr. T. H. Gbson, assstant superln tendent of the board of educaton, spent a good part of last week on Kaua lookng nto school matters. For most of the tme he was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wtshard. He to turned to town on Saturday. n Delnquent Tax Payers Must Dg,. S. Gawne, of the nternal Bevcnue Department, arrved Fr All men who served honorably day mornng. He has a lst of betwen Aprl (, )7, and November, )8, n ether the Unted to make ther returns, and says frms and ndvduals who faled States Army, Navy, or Marne he ntends to see them all. He says Corps, and who were honorably t wll be much better for the delnquents to call on hm at the dscharged from such servce, and are ctzens of the Unted States, Lhue Hotel than for hm to have and are now on Kaua, are requested to meet at the County payers are subject to a penalty to hunt them up. Delnquent tax Buldng, n Lhue, at 7 :M) p. n., mnng all the way from twenty- - on Saturday, September 20th, lve to ffty percent, accordng to HMD, for the purpose of organzng a Local Post of the Amercan those who want consderaton the crcumstances of the case. So Legon of the Terrtory of Hawa. shown them, would do well to call The Amercan Legon s an organzaton of Amercan Veterans Mr. Gawne wll be on Kaua on hm. of the World War. t s two weeks or so and hs servces non-partza- n l. and t s wll he at the dsposal of those a cvlan organzaton not mltary or mltarstc. Nearly all al or corporaton ncome tax re avo desre help on ther ndvdu- of ts members are men who were turns. cvlans before the war. and are :o.: now agan cvlans. t makes no dstnctons of rank and no dstnctons between overseas men l?..c".7 LKJ AJ UHALT. t MJ J A, Wl7.7J JfJ 4 $ J J J! $ J t J 4 and men who dd not get overseas. AVe have panned lttle Joe The Terrtoral Organzaton Tuxera pretty severely once or has already been establshed and twce when he was playng short. t s desrable that there be one or The trouble was Joe was not n more local posts on Kaua. hs rght poston. When he was. The above meetng s called by authorty of the- - Terrtoral Ex ecutve Commttee. taken out of short and put n the Held he mmedately made good. Joe s a dandy lttle stcker and stands thrd n Lhues battng lst wth 522 average Hob Oknda, Lhues star twrler, s also the star stcker of that aggregaton, and wns the slver cup offered by Capt. Fernandez for the best batter n the team. Wth 20 tmes at bat, Bob bangs out hts for an average of 57)0. Enoka Lovell takes second place wth an average of,v,va There were about 50 machnes parked around the feld at Wa ponl Sunday. Honolulu fans take notce Dock Wood, the Makees old war horse, plays the game every mnute and we hope to see hm 0 the mound agan next season. Dench was the head map last Sunday and was most satsfactory at that thankless poston. J J The Lhue baseball team wll gve a dance at the Armory on the evenng of ctober 4th. A commt tee has arrangements n hand and promses an enjoyable evenng to everybody that comes. Ths wll be a lne opportunty to meet the new schol teachers of the sland, An admsson of.00 for gentle men wll be charged. To the Phlppnes Mr. and Mrs. A. Grandhomme, for years resdent at lananaulu, are leavng for the Phlppnes today. Mr. Grandhonnne has se cured an excellent poston as chemst and sugar expert at La Carlotta Central, on the sland of Negros. La Carlotta s the largest mll n the Phlppnes, and every thng there s cvlzed and up-t- o date, even to the clmate.. Andernann, Jr. s the eng neer there, and there are a couple more leadng men from Hawa. to: Rantall for the Week Banfall for week endng Sunday Wanha Power House 0.80 Wanha ntake.20 Klauea.0 Keala 0.49 Lhue.00 Koloa.50 McKryde.05 Makawel Kekaha :o: 0.20 Edde Fountan s now connected wth the offce of the sherff. Lhue TeamWns Champonshp Wth a record of only one ganle lost durng the season, Lhue cnched the cup by beatng the Makees n a runaway game at Wupoul last Sunday. The game was a play-o- l to decde the champonshp of the sec ond seres both teams beng ted for frst place wth one game lost for each team. t could hardly be called a game t was a slaughter, ll whch the daughty old warror, Doc Wood, met hs Waterloo and Ncorc 23 o 3 Wth the excepton of the thrd nnng, n whch they scored three runs, the Makees got goose eggs, and at the end of the long, drawn out game t was found that Lhue had amassed twenty-thre- e runs. t was not expected, however, even by the Makees themselves, that they would wn, as they dd not have the cracker-jac- lne-u- k p Returnng to School The young people returnng to school swelled the Knau passenger lst to the utmost capacty of the accommodaton on Saturday, and there were anxous fears that she mght not be able to take them all. Among those leavng for the varous school openngs were: Mortmer and Homer Lydgate, Josephne Moragnc, Corey and hnogene Menefoglo for Punahou; Paul Bee, Nell Moler, Nelson Young, Hugh Brode and Harold Danford for H. M. A., and a number for Kauchamela and Mlls. The Hanapepe Lands One needs to go away from home to get the news. "Facts about Sugar" reports that negotatons have been opened by the Terrtoral Government wth the Hawaan Sugar Company, and Gay & Uohson, lookng to the contnued cultvaton of the llann-pep- e lands. SERVCES RESUMED Church servces wll be resumed ths comng Sunday at Lhue Unon. A large attendance s requested, and a good start for the new year. Sunday School wll be resumed at the same tme. J. M. LYDGATK. Mrs. Lucy Wrght of Wamea returned from town ths mornng. All Pan The baseball season s pan and has been an unqualfed success. The class of ball played throughout was far ahead of any other seson we have had, and the attendance at the games goes to show that practcally the whole populaton of our sland are rabd fans. Ths speaks well for the future of the game on Kaua. The season just ended was started two weeks too late, as the school boys had to return to Honolulu before the season was over, thereby serously crpplng some of the teams. The next season was hammered out of the box. Lhue scored n every frame wth the excepton of the seventh should start about and seemed to be able to place ther hts just where they would do the most good. the mddle of June. The Vhumpons t must be acknowledged by everyone that Lhue has developed a mghty good ball (cam. A great many of ther games were won n the last nnngs, by a sngle run or so, and seemed to be just luck. But to the close and unbased observer, t s somethng else besde luck. t was teamwork and the thng they call nsde baseball. Copt. John Fermndvz Capt. John Fernandez s responsble for the Lhue team. He knows baseball nsde and out, and ths knowledge he has used to develop a team that would wn games up n ths communty and handed smlar sentences t would have a wholesome effect. Gettng Ready for Acton Attorney General Harry rwn was on Kaua last week on matters pertanng to the condemnaton of the land requred for roadways and warehouse stes for Nawlwl Harbor. Mr. rwn says that Governor McCarthy and le are gong to Washngton n January, and that f the Kaua Chamber of Commerce and others nterested, wll guarantee that ralway connect ons wll be made when needed, and send that guarantee to the Governor, he wll take t to Wash ngton and present t. ne be leves flnt s all the Government wll requre to get work started on the harbor. t s now up to the Kaua Chamber of Commerce to get the necessary guarantee. :o: Mss Gertrude Cutler, who taught n the Kaua Hgh and Grammar School two years ago, returned last Tuesday to agan take up her dutes n that school. Mss Cutler spent last year as prncpal of a school n her home town n Boston, but longng for Hawa, and especally Kaua, was too great, so she has joned the Cone Back Club. Po"crfcr ale 4 Mss Else Wlcox returned to Lhue ths mornng. Mrs. P. L. Rce returned from Hono lulu ths mornng. Mss Wlson, who wll bo one of the teachers at the Kaua Hgh School, arrved Frday mornng. Wm. McCluskoy, prncpal of tho Kaua Hgh and Grammar School, accompaned by hs famly, returned Frday mornng from ther vacaton. They spent part of ther vacaton at the Klauea Summer Camp. Albert Horner, Jr., went to town on Saturday for a few days and returned thl mornng. Mr. lnlp Wlcox spent a few days n Llhuo last week, and returned to town on Saturday, where she wll reman ndefntely. Sster Albortlna, who has been vstng Mrs. scnberc, returned to town by tho Knau Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. lomane of Kbloa, were passengers to Honolulu Saturday They are off for a two weeks vacaton n tho course of whch they wll vst Molo-kal-. James Kula, formerly of Koloa, was a Honolulu passenger by the Knau Saturday. Mr. Kula ntends to return to Koloa n the near future to settle there agan. Wm. Stewart went to town on Satur day for a few days, n connecton wth tho A. S. Wlcox estate. Laws, the roof man, sad a tempo rary good bye to hs frends on the wharf on Saturday. Ho wll be back agan. At a meetng of the nterested parents of the grammar grades of the Kaua Hgh School, held at Lhue Monday evenng, t was decded to furnsh the school cottage, and Mrs. W.. Bce and Mr. McCluskey were apponted a com mttee to attend to the matter as promptly as possble. The cost of the same wll be made up by sub scrpton among those nterested. There was some dsposton to undertake the furnshng of all the school cottages n the dstrct, but ths was fnally decded as too bg an undertakng, as well as, perhaps unwse n vew of the fact that there s an appropraton 5,000 for ths purpose. Chas.M. Kephart Arrves of Mr. Chas. M. Kephart, sales agent for the Pond Company, Ltd.. arrved on the Knau ths "mornng and wll be on Kaua about two weeks. The purpose of Mr. Kep-hart- s vst s for the purpose of nterestng Kaua captal for nvestment n hs company. Durng hs stay Mr. Kephart wll make hs headquarters at the Lhue notcl. :o : Cheatham Gets Concesson E. M. Cheatham las secured the ban wood concesson for tlte Government Walua lands at 85 cents a cord. The upset prce was 50 cents. The sale was by aucton, nan wood s good, bad, and n- V. Cobacha, who has been long n the sherffs offce, s leavng for the Phlppnes where hs ntellgence and natlvo ablty wll gve hm sgnal dfferent. Much of ths s good, beng mature wood of long advantages. standng. JURORS DRAWN FOR COMNG TERM Jurymen for the conng court term were drawn last Frday mornng and the followng ctzens were chosen : ORAM) JURY M. Deverll, Jas. P. Myers, Domngo G. Gomez, Chas. Chrstan, Dck Bodcr, J. K. Cockett, Jas. Makanan, Lous Conradt, Robert W. Kalea, Karl Boendnhl, Robert Fountan, Chang Vnu, Chas. Eltnger, M. B. Fernandes. Jr., L. Boreko, Chrstan Le Boy, Chrstan Kullman, Waller F. Sanborn. TRAL JURY August Klussman, Geo. K. Aka- - na, Dan Lovell, Jr., Kazuj Sa sak, Kazuo Myake, Jacnthe Carvalho, Jas. D. Cook, Jas. K. Thask, Lous Klauano, Ernest Meladnch, Jos. Marano, Jr. Manuel J. Teves, Geo. Charman, Clarence ). Webke. John B. Fernandez, Solomon Kaawe, Fred W. Hackbarth, Danel W. Papu, kua Purdy, John. Cummngs, Ed. O. Thurtell, Henry Paalua, Antone Nobrga, Jr., John de C. Jerves, Wm. Kaawe. The grand jury s called for Oct. 5th, and the they had handed Lhue her tral jury for only Mrs. H. T. Sheldon, formerly of Oct. 2:2nd. defeat on July 24th. The back Keala, returned to Kaua ths morn bone of the Makee team were Wol-ters-, ng. She wll teach at Kapaa school. Bun Hee and Lazma, who Mrs. A. G. Kaulukou returned from Phlppne Sugar are students n Honolulu, and had when they looked lke they were Honolulu ths mornng. to go back to school, so could not lost. He traned hs team to fol The Eggerklng famly, bag and baggage be present at ths most left by mportant the Knau on Saturday. to Go to Japan low hs sgnals both at bat and,) For long years they have been lvng game. The Makees are all good when n the feld. Herwtl the at Wallua where Mr. Eggerklng was n sports, however, and have no kck generous backng of manager charge of the ranch nterests of Lhue A new departure n sugar conng. They are satsfed, that Moler, has worked untrngly and Plantaton. marketng comes onto the stage the cup and the champonshp s deserves a lot of credt for the Capt. and Mrs. Geo. B. Lcavott of n the dsposal of the greater part on ther sde of the sland. excellent machne he has created Port Allen left by the Knau on Saturday on tho way to tho manland for a Japan. San Carlos has sold to of (he growng Phlppne crop to vacaton holday of three months or An Enjoyable Dance Moonshners Get Japanese so. buyers and Calamba lsts Mrs. Burke left Kaua for good on been offered ten cents s pound for At Lhue Hotel Seven Saturday, havng Months settled up her affars the balance of the!)) crop. and sold off her household goods, at Most of the Phlppne crop Kapaa. She wll resume work at Ewa, heretofore hts gone to the Western sugar refnery n San Fran- where specal advantages wll bo gven An mpromptu dance was arranged at Lhue Hotel last Frday and Myamoto, gathered n by J. treatment she has receved at the The two moonshners, Knosta her by way of return for tho unfar csco, the loss of whch now gves evenng at whch a goodly number S. Gawne revenue agent, on hs hands of the Board of Educaton. Thu3 room for a much larger propor of Lhues young folks gathered frst vst to Kaua, receved seven Kaua loses a most effcent teacher, ton of Hawaan sugar, so that and had a most enjoyable tme. months each at the hands of Judge and a most valuable factor of chld hereafter t may not be necessary welfare and school The event was n honor of betterment. to the Vaughan send any more of of the our sugar to Unted States young lades who arved last week the Eastern sea board a manfest Dstrct Court. f a few more to teach n savng of the Lhue schools. freght expenses. amateur dstllers were gathered Furnture for School Cottage nsurance Survey G. E. Ksstengren, nsurance surveyor s on Kaua makng sn nsurance study of all (he manufacturng plants, sugsr mlls, canneres etc. Ths neludo cartful plans showng all accessary detals of fre nformaton whch wll allect nsurance rsks and rates. These plans wll be publshed n st las form, and wll be of greatest possble value to nsurance companes and others nterested n such nformaton. Ths survey of the sland wll take about two weeks. Mr. Kastengren s an expert on ths sort of thng wth many years experence. Seattle. He cones from To Use the Walua Water The proposed Walua water scheme s roughly as follows: The Dhue Plantaton Company wll mpound the Walua water and thus secure an adeouate sunnlv for ts own needs, and furnsh wster to homesteaders. The plantaton wll psv for the wafer t uses, and wll turn over fo tlm Government all profts on the sale fo oler purchasers excess of sx percent. Properly safe guarded, ths s a proposton worthy of the most favorsble consderaton. t s a shme and an economc dsaster to have water runnng to waste and lams lyng ule for lack of the ntatve am enterprse to use to use them.

2 DECADENCE OF LFE! COUNTRY The Kaua Chld Welfare Hoard apponted, by the Governor recently n pursuance of act 2!) of Whether r ;t tlo Hawaan jthe last legslature, met on "Ned-- race as a whole s passng away, nesday tvtnng last at the home t s pretty e k lt that t s passng away from t le t mnt ry places. and organzed for busness by the jof Mr. and Mrs. Lydgate n Lhue A few years r.jjo Wanha was electon of C. l. llofgaard as one of the most populous and ndependent ot rural Hawaan secretary. charman, and J. M. Lydgate as communtes. They owned ther A study of the act revealed the kuleauas and tl.er Hu lands, fact that the authorzed actvty and were ton tent to stay on them. of the Hoard s lmted lo le as They rased ther own taro and sstance of needy wdows wth other prod net, had tattle more or less, taught tsh n rver and sea. and were nearly sell contaned and contented. The valley was doted all over wth smple homes and cultvated felds, even far nauka. lnt that s mostly ;onc now, and lone mauo rees, or clumps of dowerng gnger, or red-leavefolate plants, letoken, n the wlderness, the places where homes used to be. "What has happened? The old people who were bred on the land am attached tt t are dead, and the younj people have moved away to town; partly lccause of tl.t superfcal attractons of the town lfe, hut partly also because they were no longer able to make a lvng n the smple ways of ther fathers. The almost unversal blght of the taro crop has made t verv dffcult, f not mpossble, for the ordnary Hawaan to produce hs lvng from the sol. t s smpler and safer to lease hs lands lo the Orental for rce and seek a home and work elsewhere. And once havng got weaned away from hs chldhood home, he never tomes back to t. t s perhaps one of the nevtable changes that may not be prevented however t may be deplored. To one who has known the valley ntmately for years back, and every one n t, t s a melancholy experence to nqure about the sturdy leadng famles one after another, and learn that they are all gone, dead or moved away. A dollar s worth what you can get for t. A dollar now snt worth much because you cant get much for t. t wll be worth more next year and twce as much fve years from now when pro- - uu.. :... Profteerng, no doubt, has somethng to do wth the present deprecated value of the dollar but t s not the bg faded". n lst."(. accordng lo a Chcago accountbook dated February 2, 8(3, Chcago consumers were payng 2! cents a pound for sugar, a dollar a gallon for kerosene ol, two dollars a pound for tea, and seventeen cents a pound for rce. Kven n the face of pres-sen- t Jgh prces a dollar now s worth about twce as much as t was then. ft was worse alter the Revolutonary War. Martha Washng ton pad three dollars a pound for sugar, one to wo dollars a pound for meat,.ml S2." a bushel for wheat. The moral of all ths s that prces are gong down wthn he next fve years whch means that a dollar saved today wll be worth at least twce as much fve years from now. Therefore cut ((lt luxures and some ucccs- - cesstes. nvest everv dollar you can n Cned Slates War Stamps and Treasury Savngs Certfcates. They brng four per cent nterest compound quarterly. Fve years from now V. 2 wll b worth uearlv ten dollars, takng nto consderaton nterest and ; certan drop n prces as produc ton catches up wth demand.. :o : KUHHKK STAMPS made at ths offce on Wednesdays am Saturdays. CHLD WELFARE chldren, and apparently does not nclude any other chldren, however needy they may be. For ths specfed purpose he Hoard may call upon the County Supervsors for the necessary funds for such work. Attenton was called to the fact that cases of extreme need are found mostly among those not appurtenant to the plantatons, such as homesteaders, small farm- - crs. rce planters etc. unattached to large nterests. he plantatons, as a rule, are very ready to care for any needy ndvduals among ther people. Mrs. (lasyer was apponted a commttee of the Hoard to make nvestgaton and report on any cases of need that may come under the law. The members of the Hoard are C. H. Hoofgaard. J. M. Lydgate, Or... M. Kulms, Mrs. A. K. Glas-ye- r and Mss Klse Wlcox,.Judge Mckey as judge of the.juvenle Court s also an ex oflco member. The World Prce of Sugar From Facts About Sugar) Under exstng condtons the queston of what s the actual world prce of sugar s an nterestng one. t s a queston more d.flcult to answer than one unacquanted wth the stuaton mght assume. Before the war there was no dffculty n determnng the world market prce because of the quotaton f. o. b. Hamburg was unversally recognzed as the world bass, even though t became at tmes a purely theoretcal fgure so far as concerned ts relaton to sales values n any partcular market. Wth the outbreak of the war Hamburg puotatons ceased and "Hamburg party" has now become an obsolete term n.ugar reports. Wth avalable supples tar below normal consumpton the governments of the varous bellgerent natons found t necessary to establsh control both of prces and dstrbuton and the prces thus fxed m.m, nun oenn..borr no drect relaton to the rates that would have prevaled under the unrestraned operaton of demand and supply. As the prncpal consumng and producng natons were drectly.nvolved n the w?r the prces estab lshed by authorty of ther govern ments became the bass for such sales to neutral countres as were permtted. Regulatons and agreements governng prces and dstrbuton are stll n effect n most of the bellgerent and n many of the neutral states. The prncpal European natons, under the necessty of collectng vastly greater revenues than formerly, have mposed cry heavy tu.ts on suga so that wthn Mn? borders, even though they were not artfcally regulated, would not represent the equvalent of a world valuaton. The nearest we can come to an accurate estmate of the fgure that wll represent the. present world prce s by consderng quotatons for shpments f, o. b. n those prmary markets n whch prces are not controlled, or c.. f. at ports of prncpal consumng countres. Another dffculty s met n the fact that there are almost no sugars avalable for prompt shpment n any market. Such sales as are beng made are manly lor future delvery. Wth the greater part of exstng stocks under control, both as to prce and dstrbuton, the offers made by purchasers who have partcularly urgent requrements to meet do not represent the true rato of supply and demand under condtons that would exst were a free movement permtted. Of the prmary markets not under restrcton as to prces the most mportant are those ot the Far East. n Java recent f. o. b. quotatons for late delvery from the crop now n the makng are gven as approxmately 0.5 cents a pound for whtes whle reported sales of Phlppne centrfugals at between eght and 8.5 cents f. o, b. Manla for delvery after January frst are not far below party wth ths quotaton. Reports are current that small transactons n refned held n second hands have taken place n the New York market at 2 cents. These represent speculatve transactons or sales to necesstous purchasers and are too small n volume to establsh a bass that mght be accepted as normal n the absence of restrctons upon general wholesale prces. Statements of recent sales c.. f. European ports ndcate that the reported Java fgure perhaps comes nearest to a reasonably accurate ndcaton of the world prce under exstng condtons. Would these quotatons hold good THE GARDEN SLAND. TUESDAY, SEPT. 6, 99 A f all restrctons upon prces and dstrbuton were removed? t appears probable that a steadly ascendng prce scale would rule for the remander of the year n vew of lack of avalable stocks to meet world demands, and that wholeale prces for refned rangng as hgh as 5 cents mght become a realty before the turn of the year made avalable fresh stocks n large volume. Such a wholesale prce as ths, however, wth the addton of the heavy taxes that must be pad by European consumers, would result n a sharp scalng down of European consumpton and t seems reasonable to antcpate that a movement toward a more normal prce level would set n as soon as new crop supples became avalable n consderable quanttes. The leadng European governments already are takng steps t- supervse purchases, regulate dstrbuton and lmt consumpton durng the comng year. Apparently, therefore, the consumng Sound fve years and the expanson of the automoble busness and the assured contnuance of ther growth, you wll readly see why an ncrease n our captal s necessary n order to handle the ever ncreasng volume of busness. -- Date The last sx months has seen such a great expanson n our busness that we found t necessary to ncrease our captal stock from $75,000 to $200,000, and snce placng ths stock on the market rhe response has been so enthusastc that wthout any great effort on our part we Subscrptons accepted upon and 0 per markets that wll be n a poston to offer whatever prces may bo necessary to attract supples wll be very lmted n the extent ot ther requrements. t s reported that unoffcal representatons already have been made to the government of the Unted States and Cuba suggestng concerted acton for the stablzaton of prceb and for the adopton of measures to assure an equtable dstrbuton of avalable supples. Wth the fnal removal of control, whether at the end of ths year or next, where wll the world prce be de termncd? From present ndcatons the New York quotaton on export refned and the quotaton for Cuban raws c.. f. New York wll provde the most relable bass for determn ng world values. New York s the naral clearng house for the sugar ot the Western Hemsphere and the probable contnuaton of an extensve export busness n refned, n vew of the fact that no other country has any consderable surplus refnng capacty, wll tend to make ths port, for some tme to come at least, the prncpal sugar mart of the world. When a rapdly growng corporaton n a cty wth such a brllant future as that of Honolulu offers you shares of stock at par, you have a proposton well worth consderng. When you realze the rapd growth of Honolulu n the past When you are nformed that ths concern has grown from a small company of $3,000 to ts present sze, wth a captal of over $65,000, you wll admt that the Pond Company, Ltd., offers one of the most attractve and soundest nvestments n Honolulus future prosperty. The followng table wll show at a glance the rapd growth of ths Company n three years. May :l, 9K! Dee. 3,!); June 30,!)7 Dec. 3,!M7 June 30, 0S Dec. 3, 98 Jan. 3,!U!) Mar. 3, 99 A p. 30, 99 May 3, P.tl!) June 30, ltl!) July 3, l!)l!l Aug. 3, 9! Sept..!, lltl Kng St. Oppost Lbrary nvestment Captal No. of Stockholders? 3,70 4 LO.NOO LS,f) ,( ,30 7 4,030 S 00, , ""8 3, , (3, the bass of 20 cent a month. A Gan Tn. Unted States las made rapd sf tdes n exportng chem cals am dyestutts.?4.),uuu,nm, worh of chemcals were export--! lts, a tran of $48,00(,()0() over that exported n 93, whle $7,000,000 worth of yes were exported n 0S. Prevous to that never more than $r00,000 worth were exported as over aganst mports of the same commodty runnng nl the way from ten to ffteen mllon dollars a year. Never agan wll we be forced to look to Germany for large supples of dyes. :: The temporary Waakalua brdge, on the road to Klauea s beng replaced by a durable concrete structure. Ths s one of a lot of brdges taken out a few years ago by a bg storm, and the temporary brdge nstalled there was ntended only as an emergency affar to meet mmedate demands. have already doubled our orgnal captal and have less than $35,-00-0 worth left for sale. Here s an opportunty to become fnancally assocated wth an establshed Honolulu busness whose plans and polces are n accord wth the best busness practces per cent The Pond Company, Ltd. Automotve Products Great down Honolulu T. H.

3 For the busy man of affars the CORONA Standard Foldng Typewrter s nn ndspensable necessty Effcent & Practcable Wth all ts compactness and durablty t does the same hgh class work as the most expensve machne. Hawaan News Co., Ltd. Agents for te Terrtory Young lotel Bldg. Honolulu CALFORNA FEED CO Ll.MlTKD. Dealers n Hay, Gran and Chcken Supples. Sole Agents for nternatonal Stork. Poultry Food and other upecaltee. Arabc for coolnp ron Hoofs. ctaluntt ncubators and Brooders. Kngs Spkca, Chck Food P. O. Box 452, Honolulu HOTEL LHUE (The Farvew) Twenty-tw- o elegant rooms n Man Buldng Three Ary Cottages Cusne unexcelled n country dstrcts W. H. Rce, Jr., Propretor Koloa Plantaton Store Wholesale and Retal Grocere Dry Goods of all Descrptons. General Plantaton Supples. "We have not studed cost nor economy we should, organzers of ndustry, statesmen, ndvduals." as ether as or as Presdent Wlson. But there s yet tme to start to save that tme s NOW. and Bshop & Company Savngs Department WAMEA BRANCH KAUA The kndest shoe to tender feet Dr. Edson Cushon Shoe Made of soft kd wth cushon nsole A A LS Regt au Regal Shoe Store Fort And HoUl! HONOLULU The Wanha Hu The regular annual meetng of the Wanha Hu was held at the Hu House on the beach at Wanha wth a far attendance of those nterested recently. After the manner of that Hu there was a luau at noon whch always helps to stmulate the attendance and keep up the nterest. The usual reports were presented and accepted, the varous ollcers were and the annual dvdend was declared, $5 a share., about as usual. Ths s perhaps the most suc cessful and best conducted Hu of ts knd on the slands. Very largely because of ts guaranted ncome from the Kaua Electrc Co. for the water-power-, on a bass of$500 a year for 50 years. There were orgnally 7 shares. practcally all held by local Ha waan. These orgnal hares have been very largely dvded up among Hers, and ny sale, am nearly half of them have drfted nto the hands of three or four nterested partes the chef of whch naturally s the Kaua Electrc Co. That the lease to the Kaua Electrc Co. was u wse one s ev dent fron the fact that shares are worth lve or sx tmes what they were before that deal was made. :u: Fgures About the War Our two years n the war cost us about 22 bllondollars or more than a mllon dollars an hour. Startng at less than $00,(00 an hour for the frst three months, the cost rapdly ncreased, untl durng the last year t was nearly 2 mllon an hour. Germany spent :!) bllon, the Brtsh Empre :!8 bllon, France Austra Hungary 2, Jlussu 8, taly ;J, Turkey three, and Japan and Greece one. The Amercan war dollar was parttoned roughly as follows: Quartermasters department for supples, food, equpment, clothng etc., a cents; the ordnance department ll) cents; the paymasters department 3 cents; ar servce 0 cents; engneers cents; medcal department 2 cents; mscellaneous 2 cents. A lttle over two mllon men reached France and of these,000,000 saw actve servce at the front. At the battle of St. Mhel 550,000 Amercans were engaged whch s more than lve tmes as many as fought on the northern sde n the battle of Gettysburg. The Amercan artllery tred n ths battle more than a mllon shells, whch s the most ntense concentraton of artllery lre recorded n hstory. The lense-argonn- e battle lastest forty seven days, durng whch,200,000 Amercan troops were engaged. The bggest shp n the transport servce was the "Levathan" formerly the Hamburg-Amerca- n lner the "Vaterland," the fastest were the "Great Northern" md the "Northern Pacfc." The Levathan" landed 2,000 men a month n France, and the "Great Northern" made full return trps u lt days. The largest response to the call to the colors came from the central or msssspp Valley States from North Dakota to Texas. The poorest response came from the eextreme East and the xtreme west, New England on the one sde and Calforna on the other. The above statstcs are from the ndependent. K. C.. THE GARDEN SLAND, TUESDAY. SEPT. 6, 99 At the Theatres TA u:st:u A VTtUSS hays Ml SO t tolk n Else Fergusons newest Art craft pcture, "The Marraj,e lrce," whch wll be shown at the Tp Top theatre next Thursday. Zohla Crosby, long assocated wth the Famous layers-lask- Corporaton, wll be seen u a mnor part. Mss Crosby, whle as talented and as beautful as many of the stars u the moton ptta o frmament s one of those young women who apprecate that all cannot be stars, else there would be nobody to play the small part. She s therefore qute satsfed o do lttle character studes and ngenue roles that partcularly sut her, as she dd n "Prunella and "labs Dary," wth Margue rte Clark, and later wth Mss Ferguson n "A Dolls House."!ut asde from her work before the camera. Mss Crosby has a specal lne that very few womt n have attempted. She s an expert u the technque of contnuty and s n daly consultaton wth some of the best known scenaro wrlers who constantly seek her advce and never fnd her lackng n tl e nformaton they desre. She has wrtten several complete scenaros herself and s a treless worker when she has a plot to weave nto a screen story. FROM HHOADWAY to msttr ma.vml Kunnng the gamut of human emotons from the pleasure-huntn- g crowds that throng the Great Whte Way to the grm battle for exstence n the Great Amercan desert, "Partners Three," the new Paramount pcture, starrng End Hennt, wll be shown at the Tp Top theatre next Saturday. t tells the story of a grl who longs to be removed from the dstasteful lfe of cabaret dancer and who accepts a Westerners pro- - posal of marrage as her salvat on, only to dscover, too late, that the man wth whom she has lnked her lfe s a drunkard and a coward.. She s frst seen n a mental struggle, tryng to mantan her deals amd surroundngs of depravty; later she appears n a tght aganst nature, lost on a desert where she s confronted by the mmensty of space, the poson of reptles, The lack of water; and stll later she must battle aganst socety, tryng to uphold the cause of charty n the face of false deals of proprety. t s one of the greatest emotonal parts ever entrusted to Mss There s no bet ter Jnsness n vestment than smple coutcsy t costs less than any other factor nl nsness success, t yelds Let tec return on the nvestment than any other factor. THE GARDEN SLAND PUBLSHNG CO., LTD. Up-To-Da- te Prnters, Bookbnders and Publshers of THE GARDEN SLAND A Weekly Newspaper ssued Tuesdavs. Entered at the Postoffce at Lhue, Hawa, as Second-clas- s Matter. Subscrpton Rates: Per Year, $2.50 Sx Months, - Three Months.. - l.m Subscrptons Payable n Advance. Space Advertsng Rates on Annual Contracts. 75 cents per nch per Month. HOPPER, Busness Manager t TONGHT TP TOP THEATRE u Peggy Hyland Dennett, and gves her a wonder ful scope for actng. t was desgned to portray a woman confronted wth all the great problems of lfe the struggle aganst nature for exstence, the nward fght for the establshment of deals and the relatonshp she must bear to socety and ts laws. The story was wrtten by.. G. llmvks. and the drector was Fred Nldo, husband of the star N- Bonne Anne Laure" :: A Sc. mwl Tal- - of L ve and Patrotsm. J a EJLSE 2 Reels Comedy Screen Pathe Wejkly :ews Pctoral FERGUSON SThe Marraye Prce " AaAETCBAfT Wut END -- "Partners N- She was a poor She marred a mlll man A Romance of Arzona Desert. Two men and woman suffer hardshp on the hot parched sands. A pcture that wll sure Frst Show please all. of "The wunnffgpgajujjwh THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 Else SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Fourth Chapter The Char.nng Mjvs Star n The Marrage Prce See Ths Thrllng Drama-Grea- t Su prse aw at ycu ALSO The Seventeenth Chapter of "The LONS CLAW" Pathe Weekly New3 Pctoral BENNETT ALSO Three" Brass Bullet" Pathe weekly News Pctoral CTMn JUHlrt l The Sweetest Grl n Moton Pctures MARGUERTE N- - tl Ferguson Who Started The War? The Rape of Democracy Tp Top Theatre CLARK "THREE MEN AND A GRL" A Charmng Photoplay Masterpece Comng next Tuesday GLADYS BROCKWELL n "KULTVR" Precous Stones n Hawa hut s a wanner, yellower, green. where you could take them out by the Many of the lavas are strred shovel full. t was from here that he thck wth these crystals, lke currents n a puddng, and n places..lke ul jewels, they have to be cut got most of hs collecton. No one dreams of fndng precous stones n llava, that s, anywhere outsde of a jewelers store made up of them. The dffculty s beauty; and lke a dancr.:! n the the volcanc sand s very largely really ground to lrn? cut the surely not u a stale of nature. to fnd perfect specmens that are rough, an olvj:.e n the rough snt Vet they are to he found very clear, transparent am free from much to look at. When cut and polshed these olvenes, commonly, n consderable tlaws. Hut when such are found small sze, are and worth $2 or $2,". (plant t es. they can be cut and mounted, so Ths gentleman has had u very rch Anon the precous stones that len-toue- l they make very attraltve and elaborate necklace peclly desgned and made for hs wfe, n whch n the Ulde there s one jewelry. A promnent man n Honolulu has these olvenes called chrysolte; ths s known of unform s!ze. scores a large and valuable colleton of of thrn, are t.et n combnaton.! wth to scence as olvene, and that s them, runnng nto the hundreds, all seed pearls. t s a very unque as a pretty common mneral n these graded and classfed, ab well as a bag well as beautful thng, and she s slands. n the perfect specmen full of more or Jess promsng poss- - naturally very proud of t. t s a yellow, transparent crystal bltea. There are plenty of olvenes on of varous and rather complcated From boyhood up he has had an Kaua. We recommend the mys and eye out for them, but wthout makng grls to keep an eye out crvstalue structure, varyng from for. them any great haul, untl a few ymrs ago but we warn you that you wll fnd a jlhe s.e of a pn head to that of a he wan prospectng the desert lava great many before you wll get one larp pea, or a small narlde. t wastes of Kau. on Hawa, and stumbled onto a vertable mne ct them, warrant clear enough and sound enough to somewhat resembles an emerald cuttng. 20 A V urn tar. AUNH AUJUE" WUlAM FO RfPVCTON Hr rally No? Then loved her. Nothng unusual about that, von sv you haven great surprse comng. Get the famly. t to enjoy t.

4 4 THE GARDEN KENNETH TUESDAY ssued Every Tuesday C. HOPPER SLAND.COOEST0 AT LADO. two coupon sectons of the Mane,0 The largest measure of conges-j- " forwarded to 0 ton vet seen at the Nawlwl Unsdent Wlson and Premer laudng was that of last Saturday Davd Lloyd George. And We when the machnes were two or sgned and forwarded the same. three ter deep all the way from No, we ddnt read the booklet, brdge on the East to the foot of and dont know what t s all the hll on the West. about, gut guess t s a good thng. Ths means that the roadway s cramped to a narrow rregular thread through whch navgaton s dangerous to both cars and pedestrans. The need of addtonal parkng space becomes more and more mperatve wth each passng week. Many of the long pettons, here PETTWS and elsewhere, are monuments to the patence and perseverance, or The rght to petton s one of shall we say, the mpertnence, of the nalenable rghts of a free those who have nterests to farther people, and one whch, t s to be by means of them an axe to hoped, they wll not lghtly sur grnd. render or neglect. But there s The Governor has them pretty undoubtedly a good deal of bun- - well szed tn. Not lone auo n kum, and manpulaton about pe--. prvate conversaton he sad, "Oh ttons and ther sgnature, whch well, a good many of these pet tends ncreasngly to dscredt tons dont amount to much them,! Per so that more and more they haps you have heard the story of wll go. more or less drectly, nto Judge Wedemanns experment to the w.-t- paper basket. prove t. He got up a petton to There are doubtless some pettons whch a man really wants to to Lahana so that people mght be have a brdge bult from Honolulu sgn, and wll make an effort to do saved the evls of seasckness. so but mostly he sgns as the and he got hundreds of lne of least resstance often wthout takng the trouble The to moral s: Sgn when you read the petton or get any want to clear otherwse, dont! dea of what t s all about. We are n recept of a "Meter-Gram- " petton from the manland wth a booklet of 2: pages tellng all about t and why, and endng wth LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE The Beard of Supervsors To the Edtor of the Garden slda-n- : Adverse crtcsm, perhaps, s human nature, at least the common way of comment s the adverse way. wsh to regster an excepton. t s wth regard to our Board of Supervsors. No ntellgent, far mnded man, beleve, can read the monthly record of the County Supervsors, and check t up by what he sees n practcal accomplshment, wthout beng mpressed by the exceleut qualty of the work that they are dong. They are all busy men, of necessty pretty closely ted down to ther daly vocatons, t s most comendable that they gve so much ntellgent attenton to County affars. The affars of the County consttute a bg busness, wdely scattered and of the most varous and hetrogenous nature, that they should know how to handle t wsely and effcently, and that they should be n Managng Edtor SEPT. 6 hte almost unversal reason for sgnng a petton s that somebody wants you to. t costs nothng and you dont want to refuse. Even wth ntellgent and respon-wt- h yourself and nd erohc aft wtl gnorant and ndfferent people t s more so. f you have anythng to sell, or there s somethng you want, put a.lttle notce n the Garden s land, and you wll get results. t does not cost much. lnes of lfe, they have not jarred the unty and santv of the Board of Supervsors. r.very wormy nterest can count on a far and mpartal consderaton, and a square deal on ts merts. Fnally they are men of n tegrty. t s sgnfcant that n all these years there has never been a breath of suspcon or reflecton on the absolute honesty am nusness ntegrty or our Boa nl of Supervsors. No one has even suggested an "nvest ga ton" of any knd. No one has seen the shadow of a "ngger n the wood ple;" ;nd there have been no rows or rackets wthn the fold, wth loud recrmna tons, and large head lnes n the Honolulu papers. They have been publc servants wth a large sense of responsblty, gong about ther busness and dong t well, and wthout any floursh of trum pets or beatng of drums. We may well take great satsfacton n our Board and n the good work whch they- - have un lornuy done m all these years, and beg to bear ths testmony all regularly conducted relgous servces on Sunday; thrd, the favorng of Sunday afternoon recreatonal sports. We regard Sunday n Amerca as a Chrstan holday, nsttuted and mantaned by the Chrstan church. t anyone s nclned to djspute ths we refer hm to Amercan hstory. t would be presumptuous upon the readers ntellgence to cte the facts. Whle t s now a matter of law of the several states t nevertheless grows out of the sprt of the Declaraton of ndependence, the modern poltcal creed of all lberty-lovnnatons. n ths great declaraton, second n sacred-nes- s only to the Bble tsolt n the hearts of the Amercan people, the Chrstans God s mentoned four tmes n as many dfferent ways. f hstory does not furnsh reasonable evdence of the connecton between Chrstanty and the Sabbath, we may pont to n the na-tos- n today do they have a rest day once n oeven? Do our Orental neghbors on Kaua, exceptng the Chrstans, observe the day of rest? Look n the rce felds and fshng quarters next Sunday before ypu answer. We submt therefore that the Amercan Sunday s a sacred day of rest nsttuted by Chrstanty n leu of the Hebrew Sabbath. s t far play then to devote the entre day to per- - sonol busness or pleasure, wthout supportng materally and morally the Chrstan organatons prmarly re sponsble for mantanng such a day? Are the people who spend Sunday forenoon shootng doves, Sunday afternoon at the baseball game, and Sunday evenng at the moves really good sports? We do not object to the moves on Sundays as such. We show them ourselves occasonally on Sunday as most churches do on the man land. t s the sprt of the day for whch we contend. We object on the one hand to the commercalzng of Sun day; on the other, to the keepng of Sunday hlarous nstead of keepng t holy. Of course f t s the polcy, lke some governments, to prevent the mass of people from ever thnkng a serous or lofty thought, ths jaz program for Sunday s most effcacous. We wated to see f the people of Kaua really approved of the Puna-ho- u team playng baseball on Sunday mornng at the church hour and were glad to. note that some dd not. That game certanly contradcted the con vctons of Punahous founders. The Y. M. C. A. beleves n keepng the Sabbath holy. We allow plenty of freedom of conscence n determnng just what sort of restrcton that means. But we feel safe n our stand that t forbds the commercalzng of Sunday and allows some tme to wor shp. We beleve n plenty of fun, an abundance of recreaton, movng pctures, church and socal pleasures all n ther proper places. We beleve n the Amercanlazton of the stranger wthn our gates and that those of us who are free-bor- have a responsbl ty to our weaker brothers that we cannot escape. We bclevo n the sprt of Amer can manhood as expressed by the man whom Marshall Foch styled "the greatest ndvdual hero of the war" and to whch the Amercan people assented by the recepton they gave to THE GARDEN SLAND. TUESDAY SEPT. 6, 99 Corporal Alvan C. York of Tennessee. Ths true-blu- e Amercan klled 20 Germans, captured 32 prlnsoners, put 35 machne guns out of acton and broke up an entre battalon n the Argonne sector on October 28th. On the fourth-of-jul- y last, whle Dempsey and Wllard were pommelng each other to amuse 40,000 people at To ledo, O, York was beng welcomed on ths sacred Amercan holday by 00, church folks at Columbus n the same state. When the Columbus throng became quet enough for hm to be heard, York made a short, smple speech, wth scarcely a reference to hs hstorc explots n battle, closng ther apprecaton of my work as School Commssoner for Kaua for the past four years. t has been my constant am to mprove the standard of teachers, and today the schools of Kaua are better equpped than ever to furnsh the chldren of Kaua wth better educaton. Unfortunately the Governor has seen ft to take sdes n a purely local fght and has lstened to a few les emanat ng from the offce of the counsel hred by my opponents. t s not for me to queston the Governors rght n seekng for my resgnaton and gladly hand back to hm the offce to whch he apponted me on the 4th of August, but just want you all to know that apprecate the unsought and wholehearted support gven me by so many on Kaua. ERC A. KNUDSEN. Honolulu, Aug. 29, 99. Erc A. Knudscn, Esq., Commssoner of Publc nstructon, Kekaha, Kaua. Dear Sr n vew of the recent ds turbance n school matters on the sland of Kaua, feel that the best nterest of the Department would be served by your severng your connect ons therewth. have not asked for your resgnaton up to the present tme, as beleved that under the crcumstances you would have handed t n wthout watng to hear from me. Wle want your resgnaton wsh to save you as much as possble and knowng that you ntend to leave for a trp to the manland n October, t would be satsfactory to me f you delay handng n your resgnaton untl the eve of your departure. However ths matter wll leave to your own judgment. Very truly yours, C. J. MCCARTHY. Governor of Hawa. Kekaha, Kaua, T. H. Sept 8, 99. To Hs Excellency, Charles. J. Mc Carth, Governor of the Terrtory of Hawa, Honolulu, T. H. Sr beg herewth to acknowledge recept of your letter of August 29th, and hand you my resgnaton as requested. Havng just receved my commsson on the 4th of August, and an overwhelmng Vote of confdence from the people of Kaua, some 758 votes for me aganst a paltry 79 aganst me, had every reason to beleve that my efforts to mprove the standards of educaton were apprecated, and cannot understand how you could have expected me to resgn especally as am conscous of no m proper actons on my part, and most emphatcally deny and brand as utterly false the charge made by Mrs. Burkes frends that was at the bottom of the Kapaa rumpus, and t seems strange that you should have gven credence to a story whch all Kaua knows s false. That you gve me credt for hard work thank you. Your method of showng approval s unque. That you have lstened to a small but wealthy clque, and taken sdes n a purely local fght thnk most unfortunate, for by your act you have destroyed the dgnty of the offce of Comms soner of Educaton on the sland of Kaua, so that n the future no ndependent, person would care to take t. As for your sympathy, pray do not waste t on me. Yours very truly, ERC A. KNUDSEN. Kapaa, Sept. 3, 99. Edtor Garden sland Please fnd enclosed resoluton adopted by the Democratc Club of Kawahau, whch Please publsh n your paper: wllng to gve the tme and attenton to t, whch t requres and have no axe to grnd. RESOLUTON to ther ntegrty and effcency, these are qualfcatons whch are WHEREAS, the people of Kaua, by worthy of publc recognton and THE Y. M. C. A. AND SABBATH wth these words: "People ask me an overwhelmng vote, as shown by prase. OBSERVANCE. what am most nterested n, whether ther pettons to the Governor, have n moves or vaudevlle, We are fortunate to or n havng somethng expressed ther absolute confdence n traned men. Experence s a sutor uaraen sland Snce some lke that. Well, the thng am most the mpartalty and ntegrty nterested of Mr. n s Chrstanty most valuable asset n supervsors, as well as n other Garden knd frend n lust and weeks what ssue of the can do to help those Erc A. who have Knudsen, whle holdng the trades sland mentoned the Y. M. C. drfted away from God get back to offce of commssoner of Kaua A. am professons. n addton to as gvng slent approval to Sunday Hm. The greatest work n the world schools; good ablty have noves 68 hown by nature we most-- u fa,ure j t0 be s the spreadng of the gospel of AND WHEREAS, upon due nvestgaton by the Democratc Precnct lv men who have seen a Lood,ep,e8ented at the notng of the Jesus Chrst." many of specal of Supervsors whenthe Kaua Y M. C. Sun- A. stands for that years servce, and!nard - type Club of Kawahau, Kaua, of that the Amercan durng these years thev have Uav ordnance was manhood and passed, wll bo t known strve both Sundays and week days to sad Mr. Erc A. Knudsen, was n no ganed a lot of most valuable!0 men JU8t what the Y. M. C. A develop t. manner connected and afflated wth specal knowledge of the problems wth whch they have to queston. certan of the school teachers of stands for wth respect to the Sunday J. O. WARNER. ether sde n the dfferences among deal. The Y. M. C. A. was represented at Edtor Garden sland As there has Kaua; lartlernore there s a stablty tne nrst meetng consderng the ques- - been a great deal of publcty lately THEREFORE. BE T RESOLVED and coherence about the polcy of ton of grantng the petton of Mr. n regard that the sad Club express to ts regret n Kaua school affars, the such a Board, that cant be expected from one whose personnel clearly. The result was that acton on and request that you publsh th three confdence n hs ntegrty n the ds- Fernandez acton and voced ts objectons taken by the Governor and thnk a lttle more wont do any barm that t make known ts unchanged s shftng all the tme, and whch the matter was deferred untl the next enclosures n your next ssue. charge of hs dutes, both as such commssoner and as a ctzen. has one polcy today and an entrely dfferent one tomorrow. meetng however all three Kaua sec- meetng. At the tme of the second Yours truly, AND BE T FURTHER ERC RESOLVED A. KNUDSEN. far-mnde- d They are men, retares were that a copy of these n conference resolutons be at Honolulu. At ths conference wth some Kekaha, Kaua, T. H., A. Knudsen. forwarded to the press and Mr. Erc alve of course to the nterests of 35 ther own partcular dstrcts, secretares present and votng the Sept. 8, 99 Adopted ths 2th day of September, Young Mens Chrstan but also alve to the nterests and Assocaton of To Hawa defned the People A. D. 99. ther atttude and went of Kaua: well beng of the County at large. on record as favorng, frst, the Saturday to be generally half-holda- grant- thanks to the frends of Kaua M. S. HENRQUES, Greetngs: just want to express JNO. A. my KEALOHA, Presdent. Whatever factonal lnes of cleavage there may have been n other ed to laborers; second, the support of j who n no uncertan manner showed Secretary. t ; t Shoes Order t By Mal! Our Mal Order Pkpartment s exceptonally well equpped to handle all your Drug and Tolet wants thoroughly and at once. We wll pay postage on nl orders of 50 and over, except the followng: Mneral Waters, Baby Foods, Glassware and artcles of unusual weght and small value. e: Alcohol, Strychnne, Non-Malabl- Rat posons, odne, Ant poson, Mercury Antseptc Tablets, Lysol, Carbolc Acd, Gasolne, Turpentne, Benzne and all other posonous or artcles. f your order s very heavy or contans much lqud, we suggest that you have t sent by freght. Benson, Smth & Co., Ltd. "Servce Every Second The Rexal Store Box 426 Honolulu J FULLERS Rubber -- - cement FLOOR PANT An elastc and tough floor coatng whch dres wth a frm hard gloss. Spreads easly Covers well Extremely durable The fnshed surface can be washed nnumerable tmes and the pant wll not crumble or lose ts gloss. Send for card of colors Lewers & Cooke. Ltd. Lumber and Buldng Materals C So. Kng Street Honolulu TL ur r : o o j cu. a. saves oc HONOLULU and HLO o., lac. : Sugar Factors and Commsson Merchants MPORTERS GENERAL OF GENERAL MERCHANDSE HARDWARE Bulders Hardware Crockery Glassware Slverware.Sportng Goods Fshng Tackle Frearms Ammunton Safes Refrgerators Bpurk Plugs Flashlghts Pants Varnshes Brnnles Ols Greases Harness Saddlery Hoofng Trunks Sut Cases etc. etc. GROCERES (Fancy and Staple Lnes, Feed, etc. DRY GOODS Tolet Supples Statonery etc. etc. NSURANCE AGENTS Wrters of Fre, Marne, Compensaton, Automoble and Mscellaneous nsurance Polces. AGENTS FOR Canadan-Australa- n Royal Mal Steamshp Lne Upon applcaton nformaton wll be cheerfully furnshed n regard to any of our lnes n whch you may be nterested. M Ml HONOLULU B Dstrbutors f j VV TERRTORY OF HAWA JfJ

5 We are now Hawaan representatves for the products of Mneral Products Co. and wthn two weeks wll be able to make from our warehouses Queen and Alakea Sts. from now delveres 85 Magnesa Blocks cement Ppe Coverng Asbestos Cement Catton, Nell & Co., Ltd. Wamea LMTED Honolulu Stables Up-to-da- te Lvery, Drayng and Boardng Stable and Auto-Lver- y Busness. AUTOMOBLE STAGE-LN- E BETWEEN LHUE and KEKAHA Leavng Lhue every Monday, Wednesday and Frdav, Leavng Kekaha every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. ARRVNG AT THER DESTNATDN N THRKK HOURS ALFRED GOMEZ, Manager. Telephone 43 W Wamea P. O. Box 7 TERRTORAL MESSENGER SERVCE TAKES ORDERS FOR ALL KNDS OF Dry Cleanng and Laundry Work SEND UY PARCEL POST 2 UNON ST. HONOULU "A Sut s no older than t looks" There s every evdence of HGHER CLOTHNG prces The very reason why you should not dscard a garment untl worn out. Let us fx t up! Cleanng Mendng Pressng and Dyeng by experts, s our specalty. Partcular attenton to mal orders French Laundrv J. ABADE. Prop. TO TP TOP TALORS Honolulu. Makers of Dress Suts and Busness Suts, Summer Suts and Unforms Clothes Neatly Cleaned and Pressed. TP TOP BLDG. LHUE Honolulu Musc. Co. Ltd. JAMES W. BERGSTROM, Manager Ampco Reproducng Panos, Knabe, Fsher, Hanes and Kroeger Panos Vctor and Columba Machnes and Recorcs. Latest Sheet Musc and Player musc rolls, Panos and Player Panos on small monthly payments. Panos tuned and repared and rented, by Jack Bergstrom, Kaua agent. Honolulu Musc Co. Ltd. Telephone - -. Lhue Hotel. t THE GARDEN SLAND, TUESDAY, SEPT. 6, 99 N THE CRCUT COURT OF THE FFTH JUDCAL CRCUT, TERRTORY OF HAWA JANUARY TERM. 99. THE TERRTORY OF HAWA BY LYMAN H. BGELOW. SUPERN- TENDENT OF PUBLC WOUK, Plantff & Pettoner v. HENRY WATERHOUSE TRUST COMPANY, LMTED. TRUSTEES UNDER THE WLL AND OF THE ESTATE OF KALEPUA KANOA. LHUE PLANTATON CO. LTD.. O. N. WLCO. MRS. ELZA HOLT, S. K. KAEO, JOHN DOE. MARY DOE, AND RCHARD ROE, Unknown owners and clamants. Defendants & Respondents. TERM SUMMONS THE TERRTORY OF HAWA TO THE HGH SHERFF OF, THE TERRTORY OF HAWA, OR HS DEPUTY, THE SHERFF OF ll! COUNTY OF KAUA, OR HS DEPUTY. You are commanded to summon Henry Waterhouse Trust Company, Lmted, Trustees under the Wll and of the Estate of Kalepua Kanoa, L hue Plantaton Co., Ltd., G. N. Wlcox. Mrs. Elza Holt, S. K. Kaeo, John Don, Mary Doe, and Rchard Roe, unknown owners and clamants, defendants and respondents, n case they Bhall fle a wrtten anwer wthn twenty days after servce hereof, to be and appear before the Bald Crcut Court at the term thereof pendng, mmedate after the expraton of twenty (20) days after servce hereof. PROVDED, HOWEVER, f no term be pendng at such tme, then to be and appear before the sad Crcut Court at the next succeedng term thereof, towt, the January 920 term to be holden at Lhue, County of Kaua n the second Wednesday of January next at ten oclock A. M., to show cause why the clam of the Terrtory of Hawa, by Lyman H. Bgelow, Superntendent of Publc Works, Plantff and Pettoner, should not be awarded to t pursuant to the tenor of ths annexed complant, and have you then and there ths wrt wth a full your proceedngs thereon. return of WTNESS, the Honorable Presdng Judge of the Crcut Court of the Ffth Judcal Crcut, at Lhuo afore sad, ths 8lh day of September, A. D. 99. (Sgd.) J. A. THOMPSON, Clerk Supreme Court Terrtory of Hawa, and Ex Offco Clerk Crcut Court 6th Crcut. COUNTY OF KAUA, ") 88. TERRTORY OF HAWA J, JOSEPH ANDRE SOUSA, Clerk of the Crcut Court of the Ffth Jud cal Crcut, Terrtory of Hawa, do hereby certfy that the foregong s a full, true, and correct copy of the orgnal summons n the case of the TERRTORY OF HAWA v. HENRY WATERHOUSE TRUST COMPANY, LTD., et al, as the same appears of record and on fle n the offce of the clerk of sad Court. further certfy that the petton heren prays the condemnaton for use for publc rghts-of-wa- and warehouse stes for the Nawlwl Harbor projects, of the followng descrbed lands and ts appurtenances stuate at Nawlwl, sland and County of Kaua, Terrtory of Hawa, towt: "Begnnng at a cut n a large boulder at Low Water mark, near "Carters Pont", the coordnates of sad pont of begnnng referr ed to the Government Trangula- - ton Staton "Nawlwl" beng feet South and feet East, and runnng thence by true azmuths: feet to a rock marked by a and ple of stones, (From ths pont the Trangulaton Staton "Na wlwl" bears N. 22" 29 30, E) feet, crossng the Hulea rv er to a con crete post markng the Southeast cor ner of the Ka- - nhewa Reser vaton feet to a peg on the Northwest sde of man road feet along the West Bde of road to ben J n fence at gateway ta Kaws feet feet along the upper edge of Pal "299.7 feet along the the upper edge of pal 8. 23C" feet along the upper edge of pal "206.8 feet ulong the upper edge of pal feet to bend n concret-- s wall feet to South corner of Ka-eo- s kuleana (L.C.A.545:3) "27.8 feet along Ka- - eos seawall feet to an ron bolt markng the Southwest corner of the, Lhue Planta tons wharf lot "0.0 feet " 2.3 feet along re m a n J e r of sad lot feet along m a n d c r sad lot " 94.0 feet along n a n d e r sad lot to low feet alon,r low "27.8 feet along low feet along low feet along low feet along edge of coral ledge at low water mark. (At 84 feet ths lne crosses over a concrete per.) "25.4 feet nlong edge of coral ledge at low water mark.! feet along edge of coral ledge at low water mark feet along the feet along the feet along the shore lno at feet along the 5330" 59.4 feet along the feet along the shore lno at feet along the 7.6 feet along the shoro lne at "547.2 feet along the shoro lne at feet along the 29.8 feet along the 25.5 feet along the shoro lne at 33.0 feet along the 0430"324.0 feet along the GO feet along the 4030"606.2 feet along the feet along the 5330" "4S0.8 feet along the feet along the 46.9 feet along the low 56.4 feet along the 72.2 feet along the feet along the low to pont of be gnnng Contanng an area of 43.4 acres, more or less. All persons havng any nterest n or clam to the land and ts appurten ances Bought to be condemned, are hereby warned that unless they ap pear at the sad Crcut Court ut Lhue, sland and County of Kaua, Terrtory of Hawa, on or before the 6th day of January, A. D. 920 they wll be forever barred from contestng sad petton or any judgment thereon. V WTNESS WlP.HRflP have hereunto get my hand and affxed the jseal of sad Crcut Court ths 3th day of September, A. D. 99. SEAL (Sgd.) JOSEPH ANDRE SOUSA. Clerk. Used CarBargans." mss. 0tkl;. ovcrlm n lcl nl newly pntl. Ford Delvery complete..h Mod. Two Tm Truc k. Left vll us to sell. Make. nl oler. FORDS Chasss only. Wll make body o order. Also wo Ford r.lel.- Hell" Slarl-crs-. Wll se a l.tll prec. Nawlwl Garage, Ltd , 6H Copyrght Han StlDner & Mux g- - Slvas Toggery, Honolulu..T "Transact your busness wth a real lve Trust Company, whether t s n he purchase or sale of real estate; the plae- - na: of a loan; a stork or loml trnsacton, or a maler of n- - 7 sura nee. T We J Leave t to the specalst For years the Standard Ol Company, through ts Board of Lubrcaton Engneers, has gven valuable servce n lubrcaton on land, on sea and n the ar. Thousands of motorsts are avalng themselves of ths servce. By exhaustve study and actual tests the Standard Cl Company Board of Lubrcaton Engneers has determned the correct consstency of Zerolene for your make of automoble. Ther recommendatons are avalable for you n the Zerolene Correct Lubrcaton Charts. There s a chart for each make of car. Get a Correct Lubrcaton Chart for your car. At your dealers or our nearest staton. STANDARD OL COMPANY (Calfgrn) Jlgrade breach type ofengne nle your correspondence Henry Waterhouse Trust Company, Ltd., Honolulu The leadng Trust Company n (le Terrtory ol Hawa.".. j j j j j :! : ( r T.J.

6 VALVOLNE Lubrcatng OLS For all knds of Engnes and Machnery aw Vnva-r.n- ; LnVu-tM- 0!."..;! especally for of. d-:vand steam ev.f.devs Your dealer has t or can get t A Specal grade for your Engne Honolulu ron Works Co. Wholesale Dstrbutor Honolulu Kapaa Garage Co. :.r::t Automoble Reparng And Machne Work STOKAOE P.ATTEMES K.PARED AND RECHARGED YU.CANZG Telephone 2o L P. O. Box 230 Lades Whte Canva Oxfords Whte coln holes wth low Rul.ber Heels $6.50 These shoes sue neat and fashonable and one of the best shoes for general wear on the market today. Manufactures Shoe Store 05 Fort Street, Honolulu, T. H. When n Honolulu stop at EUtOPEAN PAK Runnng water n every room; rooms sngly or wth baths; comlortable beds; close to best restaurants and all car-lne- s. Hghest class servce. Centrally located n the theatre and boppng tvuv MM aautm(u0(. center. J. F. CHLD, Propretor ELEELE STORE J.. SLVA, Prop.: ALWAYS LEADS LOWEST PRCES O MA STORK, ELEELE, PHOE 72 W. BS ft "ft HBS Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Mens Furnshngs, Cgars and Tobacco, Notons of all knds. HW BRANCH. STORE KALAHEO HOMESTEAD j Beware of Stlls Tlo manufacture of stlls, to be used n makng lquor, s a crme punshable by a severe fne and a term of mprsonment, and 8. (. Huber, Unted States dn t rft attorney wshes ths fact known. Many Orental tnsmths, he states, are makng these stlls to meet the large demand for them, n gnorance of the fact that t s a volaton of the law. Revenue ollcers have tnsmths makng stlls n the past, but they were apparently gnorant of the fact that they were volatng the law. They also tld not know that f they make stlls for dstllng water or medcne they must report the fact at the ollce of the nternal revenue collector. The manufacture of stlls for the makng of okolchao s punshable by a tne of not less than s (0 and not more than $.000, and by mprsonment of not less than.!0 davs and not more than 2 years. Ths makes the mnmun penalty for the ollense.50 days n jal and a fne of $00, and t s ott-calthe ntenton of the federal s to enforce the law to ts fullest extent. Hand Grenade Banks San Francsco, August Banks of the Twelfth Federal Reserve Dstrct have ordered (0,000 baud grenades whch were ready for shpment to the Amercan Expedtonary Forces when the Armstce was sgned and whch have been turned over to the Treasury Department for use as savngs banks to stmulate thrft. The only alteraton made n the hand grenades to convert them nto savngs banks was the removal of the TNT charge and the cuttng of a slot as a con way. The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francsco, whch s handlng the dstrbuton of the grenades to the banks and trust companes, antcpates orders aggregatng 00,000 of the war souvenrs. Robert E. Smth, drector of the War Loan Organzaton for the Twelfth Federal Dstrct, sad "These Amercan-mad- e hand grenades consttute one of the best souvenrs of the war one could possbly get. Some months ago an eastern frm managed to get some of them and dsposed of them readly at one dollar each. t s planned to dstrbute the grenade banks to the publc through banks and trust companes exclusvely. The only condtons mposed by the Treasury Department are that to gan ownershp of a grenade: Persons to 2 years of age must purchase one $5 War Savng Stamp; Persons over 8 years must buy ether!00 or one $000 Treasury Savngs Certfcate whch s the bg brother to the War Savngs Stamp bearng the same four per cent nterest compound quarterly and runnng for fve years. "Naturally the supply of grenades s lmted," sad Drector Smth. "Orders for them wll be flled n the order receved and after the supply s exhausted, no more wll be manufactured. Eastern banks and trust companes have asked for hundreds of thousands of them. n all the War Department had only 5, " The grenades are expected to arrve n San Francsco wthn thrty days. AFTER LHUES GOAT A meetng of the Kawahau mprovement Club was held last Wednesday evenng at the Socal Hall, Kapaa at whch Manuel Aguar, Jr. was elected presdent. We do not profess to know the objects of ths organzaton, but from expressons of some of the members t would appear to be of a revolutonary character. One member favored a small membershp fee n order that all could come n and buck Lhue. THE GARDEN SLAND. TUEFDAY SEPT. 6, 99. Eat Bread t seems that Bread, on the authorty of the Youths Companon, s the greatest and most economcal source of physcal energy whch has been found, far outrunnng meat and even mlk. f a man has a lmted amount of money to spend, and wauts to get the most power out of t, he should put t nto bread. The comparatve results are as follows. f he puts t nto beef t wll carry hm one thousand steps; f nto mlk two thousand fve hundred; beans seven thousand fve hundred;.rce fve thousand, and potatoes seven thousand fve hundred. But f he spends t for bread, made from wheat Hour, he can take more than sxteen thousand steps. Wheat Bread s the "most nutrtous and best all-roun- d food devsed by man." Our Portuguese frends, who are great bread eaters and fne bread makers, are blest wth an nherted wsdom, whch perhaps they themselves do not recognze. We take off our hats to them, and wll jon them as devoted bread eaters. ALLGATOR PEAR COCKTAL Peel off skns and then cut tears nto small dce. Place on ce to cool then add the followng mxture whch makes a most appetzng dsh. Run pear thru colander to re move strngs; wth the pulp thus secured mx n very slowly olve ol, n the same way that you make mayonnase dressng. Add pepper and salt and then drop n slowly vnegar to taste. Fnally mx n carefully, enough catsup to make t smooth and soft enough to pour over the dced pears. Serve n ndvdual glasses, wth a small lump of ce n each glass. The most jaded appette wll relsh ths. t s stated that Kaua s soon to receve a vst from a flyng machne from Luke feld. Offcers are expected over soon to choose.the best plue for landng. f yon have anythng to sell, or there s somethng you want, put a lttle notce n the Garden s-- ( land, and you wll get results. t does not cost much. JEWELERS everythng n the Slver and Gold Lne, 2 Rch Cut Glass and Art Goods. Merchandse op the Best Qualty Only. f H.F.WCHMAN&C0,LD. Leadng Jewelers. t P. O. Box 342 Honolulu - Dnneware From : Open Stock You can buy one pece ol dnnerware at the same prce t would cost n a 00 pect set. Thus wth open stock dnnerware the problem o replacement s soled. You can start set wth a few peces and then add tt them from tme to tme at your needs remand or you purse permts. Sample plates for selecton sent at your expense Ffty patterns to choose fror at W.W.Dmond&Co,Ltd "The House of Housewares" Kng Street Honolulu We make RUBBER STAMPS. Scud us jour order. t Kuraoka & Co. t e CONTRACTOR AND CARPENTER Buldng, Pantng, Movng Buldngs and General Carpenterng. Manufacturer of All Knds of Furnture, P. 0. Box 265 War Lhue Branch 4 Lhue, Kaua Bank of Hawa, Ltd JAS. F. Thrft Stamps Co. Ltd. Stocks, Bonds, Real Estate and nsurance NO. 25 J MERCHANT ST. P.O. Box No 594 Honolulu M e a w? Announcement The Home nsurance Company of Hawa, Ltd., announce the appontment of MR. CHARLES B. GRAY as ther agent for the sland of Kaua wth offces at Kapaa. Fre, Automoble, nsurance Wrtten for Compensaton Dsablty, and Accdent. Also agent for Western States Lfe nsurance Co. Place your nsurance wth the Local Agent for your Home Company Savngs Stamps MORGAN ffl

7 Mau and Kaua on the Polo Feld (From ttr lulmn) Superor team work and better horses gave to Maul the polo champonshp of the Hawaan slands yesterday afternoon at Kaplolanl park after a hard battle n whch Kaua went down to defeat by a score of fo 6 ponts. t was the best ganfe of.the season flled wth sensatonal playng, clever passng, good horsemanshp and brllant head work both on the part of the men and pones. Bg Crowd The bggest crowd for a polo game ths year was on hand to wtness the match and exctement ran hgh. The fatb were well dvded although Kaua, beng the team behnd throughout the game, apparently receved the greatest backng on the prncple that the Mau team beng the stronger dd not need verbal support. The Garden sland quartet dd not go down easly. The men from the slopes of the greatest extnct volcano crater n the world had to work hard to wn. There were no dle moments when horses could be rested. t was np and tuck and away throughout the entre afternoon. Start Pat Collns and Edward Bak.lwn were the bg stars for Maul whle Ummy Spaldng and Johnny Marna earned the glory for Kaua. Colns was n wonderful form yesterday and lterally played a rovers game, appearng unexpectedly and gettng away wth a speed that was astoundng. Both he and Edward Baldwn scored four goals each. Sam Baldwn, Johnny Mallna and Jmmy Spaldng had three goals each and Frank Baldwn got one but for the wrong team. Edward Baldwn demonstrated hs debut as a star player. Sam Baldwn played hs usual- strong and clever - game and Frank Baldwn held up the defensve end n an excellent manner. Malna was the shnng star for Kaua. Jmmy Spaldng was also brght n the foreground and the Rce brothers proved that they are stll the relable players of old. Maul Starts After the prelmnary ramble back and forth n the openng chukker, Mau took the lead and drew frst blood when Pat Collns talled. He came rght back four mnutes later for the second. Hard luck kept Kaua from scorng; the ball httng the posts twce. Kaua got a goal n the Becond chukker, when at the start wth but three Mau men on the feld, the Garden slanders carred forward, and Malna scored. n the thrd chukker Edward Baldwn came to the front wth a tally. Maul opened the fourth chukker n a whrl wth Sam Baldwn gettng through n 40 seconds, and scorng agan two mnutes later. Kaua staged a rally n ths perod and after several hard luck attempts Jmmy Spaldng fnally scored, pckng the ball out of a scrmmage and tallyng wth a backhand stroke. Kaua came on agan and Malna scored a lttle later. Half Tme After the ntermsson, Maul took up the burden of the play, but Kaua ralled and the battle became a seesaw affar. Phlp Rce was forced nto a safety. Collns followed wth a tally from a dffcult angle after rdng off hs man n grand style. The sxth chukker saw the north ern men begn team work whch resulted n a score by Malna..Twce more, Kaua, threatened by Maul, ralled and Edward Baldwn made a goal before the sesson fnshed. The seventh chukker was a fast one wth both teams Antng t, hard. Spaldng scored n 2 seconds and Pat Collns came back fn a mnute and evened up that tally. Edward Baldwn followed wth a goal and then Kaua threatened. Frank Baldwn of Maul, attemptng to deflect the ball, scored a goal for Kaua. Edward Baldwn scored for Mau shortly after. The fnal chukker saw a goal each n the early part and hard work and no talles n the latter stages. THE TEAMS Maul. Frank Baldwn. 2. Edward Baldwn. 3. Arthur Collns. 4. Sam Baldwn., Kaua. James Spaldng 2. Phlp Rce. 3. Charles Rce. 4. John Malna. Offcals Referee George H. Angus. Tmekeeper John S. Walker. SUMMARY Frst Chukker--- T. Pat Collns, MauL 3:04 f 2. Pat Collns, Maul 4:7 Second Chukker 3. Johnny Malna, Kaua.. 2: 22 Thrd Chukker? 4. Edward Baldwn, Mau.. 3: 6? Fourth Chukksr f 5. Sam Baldwn, Maul :40 6. Sam Baldwn, Mau... :30 f 7. James Spaldng, Kaua.. 5: Johnny Malna, Kaua.. 7:30 Ffth Chukker T 9. Pat Collns, Mau 6:45 T Sxth Chukker f u. jonnny wanna, vaua..z:t. Edward Baldwn, Mau.. 6:46 2. James Spaldng, Kau...:2 3. Pat Collns, Mau :07 f 4 4. Edward Baldwn, Mau.. 2:4 f 7 5. Frank Baldwn, scored for f Kaua 5:45 T 6. Edward Baldwn, Mau.. 9:00 f Eghth Chukker. 7. Sam Baldwn, Mau 3:02 8. James Spaldng, Kaua.. 4: 25 Safetes jj Phlp Rce, Kaua, n the ffth T :o : Progress n Hanale The march of progress s not entrely overlookng Hanale by any means. Falng any electrc franchse from legslature, prvate enterprse s meetng the requrements of prvate needs there. Some tme ago Mr. Pave put n a electrc plant gasolne-drve- n for hs summer home there, and now W. V. Sanborn s nstallng one for hs beach place and that of Mrs. senberg. They are entrely satsfactory plants and lght up thngs n genune cty style. Probably other homes there wll adopt the same plan. The beach road at Hanale s at length, after all these years of patent or mpatent watng, to be macadamzed. Kock crushng s under way at the mouth of the Hanale rver for that purpose. THE GARDEN SLAND.TUESDAY. SEPT. 6, 99 The College of Hawa The College of Hawa yesterday, entered upon ts most successful year thus far. The enrollment already s larger than ever before and the type of young men and women comng well-benpromses much for the of the College. The freshman class wll number about ffty students and the sophomores wll be numerous enough to make lfe nterestng for the frst year men. The upperclass students wll be fewer n number but what they lack n quantty they wll make up n, qualty, some beng servce men. Consderable regret s felt that the legslature faled to approprate for a College dormtory, for t represents a vtal need n the growth of the College. Rooms are scare and expensve for students from the other slands and from the manland and a dormtory s much needed to offset ths dffculty. Then, too, college sprt s much enhanced by dormtory lfe, a real asset to any college, Consderable reparng and alterng has been done n the man buldng of the College ths summer. The lbrary has been enlarged to releve the pressure untl the new lbrary buldng s erected and general renovaton of walls and floors has been the order of the day. The new chemstry buldng s watng for the terrtoral bonds to be sold. n the meantme the congeston n the old buldng can be par tally releved only by workng the larger classes n several shfts. That makes much more work for the n structors but t cannot be avoded un tl the new buldng s put up Professor Herbert Bergman, the new Botany man at the College of Hawa, s havng hs share of trou bles gettng transportaton from San Francsco. Mr. Bergman has been n Washngton, D. C. the past few years, and several months ago thought that he had secured passage through an eastern agency. t was dscovered recently, however, that the agency had faled to make the arrangements and whle Dr. A L. Dean, Presdent of the College, was n San Francsco re cently he arranged for Mr. Bergman to come out on the Great Northern Transport. Unfortunately, ths wll brng about two weeks late, delayng the botancal work n the College. Professor Rock, the other College botanst, also wll be late returnng from the far east where he has been for several months on a specal ms son. Mexcan bandts held up am robbed Prof. rvng Ots Pecker, the new professor of Spansh and French n the College of Hawa. Mr. Pecker has been spendng the past year n Mexco n study and on hs way out recently was robbed of everythng he possessed except the clothes on hs hold-up- s back. Between bandt and scarcty of steamers Mr. Pecker s prevented from reachng Honolulu at the openng of College, but wll arrve one week late, comng on the Sonoma. f you have anythng to sell, or there s somethng you want, put a lttle notce n the Garden sland, and you wll get results. t does not cost much. Electrc Franchse Popular The Electrc Lght and Power Company s abroad, n the land or nt cast the franchse of the same s. The recent sesson of Legslature passed no less than fve blls grantng or confrmng same n the followng varous dstrcts. Hamakua, Hawa, Pnhoa, Hawa, lana Maul, Makawao, Maul, and Kapaa, Kaua. These franchses are pretty explct, and carefully guarded. They must be made vald by executon wthn a reasonable tme and may be taken over by the Terrtory on the expraton of 20 years. Wth the excepton of one they seem to be JustflaMe enterprses, n old, well establshed communtes, wth every probablty of success. But the assurance of Pahoa a "busted" lumber camp, out n the lava wlderness of backwoods Puna, mles away from anywhere, why should Pahoa ndulge n the luxury and extravagance of electrc lght and power! Hut ts allrght f she can "plt t over " -- A Clever nventon "You cant lt a round peg n a square hole s an old sayng, but you dont have to know that. A clever nventor has dscovered the way to make a square auger nwkv a square hole! The "Wcllsprng" tells all about t "An auger to bore square holes s a new nventon, and the mlefa tllable nventor las been workng at hs dea for seventeen years. t s really lve augers n one rve concal rotary cutlers mllng out the corners of he square alter the man shaft has made a round hole. nstead of consumng four hours n drllng a square hole through a one-nc- h pece of marble, whch s the lme that that operaton ordnarly takes, ths new nventon does he task n lve mnutes. There are only a dozen parts to the machne and t can be manufactured at a comparatvely low prce. A smple varaton n the shape of the cutters makes possble the borng of holes of almost any shape." A Trade Two strkng features rather ceeurately sze tp the present stuaton. There seems no lmt to the buyng of automolles, and the pont of "saturaton seems ncreasngly remote. t s easy enough to moralze about ths apparent extravagance. The real reason s that automobles are as much a part of modern cvlzaton as he telephone and the telegraph, and lkewse nearly as necessary to the transacton of McCall SNAPPY DESCRPTON 0 Cents a Copy The New McCalls, bgger better, handsome than ever before, has taken ts place as AMERCAS GREATEST MAGAZNE. The novels are wrtten by the most popular authors. The short stores are by the very best of the short-stor- y wrters! The artcles are always nterestng and nstructve, and when you add to ths the many helpful suggectons and the money-savn- g recpes, Hnd the famous McCalls fashons, you marvel at what a truly wonderful magazne the NEW McCALLS s. Many already told us that they lke the NEW McCALLS better than ajy of the hgher prced womens publcatons. There s no queston about t. The NEW McCALLS s AMERCAS GREATEST 0c MAGAZNE. everyday busness. The owner of an automoble once, s an owner always unless he goes dead broke. He recognzes the broadenng of hs mental horzon ncdent upon the possesson of a car am acqures the habt. t s ne of the many ndcatons that we have rsen to a hgher level of materal and mental lvng, and that we meanng the multtudnous many wll resst to the uttermost any attempt of man or of fate to brng us back to a lower plane. Tn- - ndependent. On recept of the juce, we wll mmedately send you a copy of the above. We would be pleased to have you send us your name and address, on a penny Postal Card, so that we can send you one of our Magazne Subscrpton (udes whch we wll receve n about a months tme wthout cost to you we wll only have a lmted amount therefore, trst come frst served. Trustng you wll take advantage of ths by sendng your name muedatey on readng ths we reman, wth thanks. HONOULl..!S5t. KAUAS Growng Fshers EMPORUM News AGENTS Mechancs Laborers, Professonal Men ro LAU NEW MONTHLY Agency sckxc: STAHTL NO WORTH MLLONS deas lead to success. You fd ahnnl f you have deas. Wn success by keepng posted on all the new deas n mechancs, and scence Over :(0 new nventons and dscoveres n arplanes, automobles, offce applance.-!-, household helps, farm machnery, am worth-whl- e naga-l- T LA K SCKNCE MONTHLY. Hundreds of vvd photographs and drawngs. The most nterestng and worth whle magazne. POPULAR SCENCE MONTHLY We have just receved Drect from Amercan Bscut Co., San Francsco The Followng Specaltes. DEAS 20 cents a copy. O. Hox 22 Announcement Mr. Crnrles M. Kephart, authorzed representatve of the Pond Company, Ltd. s now on Kaua for the purpose of nterestng Kaua captal for nvestment n ths company. Durng hs slay Mr. Kephart wll make hs headquarters at Lhue and wll be glad to call upon anyone nterested n, and answer all questons regardng ths companys busness. Butter Fg Bars, Crmps, Chocolate Eclars, Chocolate Beautes, Honey Jumbles, Pacfc Creams, Panama Creams, All n packages Hgh Teas, Arrowroots, Cocoroons, Cheese Sandwches, Salt Snowflake Sodas, Festa Wafers Amercan Creams, Pette Pretzels. and santary contaners and on sale at both ths and our Hanamaulu Store. Kng St. Oppotte The Lbrary Pond Company, Ltd. Honolulu, T. H. LHUE STORE EE 23: 3cj 33

8 .,. r J ft re "l33 Wlful Ms3 Haalop of tho HananaulUj Mrs.. Dean s back on Kaua for school s back from town ths morn--, a few weeks vst. Sue s movng to ng. town permanently. :o - BORN ELECTON OF OFFCERS DREER At Nawllwl, Lhue, Sept. th, 99, to Mr. ond Mrs. Martn At tho Annual Meetng of the share Dreer, a daughter. holders DAS At Nawllwl, Lhue, Sept. 0, 99, to Mr. and Mrs. Rchard Das, a daughter, Suse Kalel. A TEACHERS MEETNG A teachers meetng wll be held at the offce of the Lhue Grammar Grado School on Frday, Sept. 9th, at 9:00 a. n. to dscuss assgnment of tcachar3 to ther grades for the school year H. STEPHENS SMPSON, Prncpal. MASTER B5 of tho Hu Kua Ana o Wa-nhao- n the 4th day of September, 99, the followng offcers were elected for tho followng year: James K. Apolo, Presdent and Dr. Wm. Hydo Rco, Vce-Preand Dr. Hram K. Kanehe Secretary and Dr. A. Menefoglo Treasurer and Dr. Wm. Werner Manager and Dr. Henry Brkmyre Audtor and Dr. S. K. Kapua Drector R. W. K. Kahea Drector HRAM K. KANEHE, Secretary Hu Kua Ana o Wanha. f OF JN KAUA ROADS THE GARDEN SLAND, TUESDAY. SEPT. G, 99 N THE CRCUT COURT OF THE FFTH JUDCAL CRCUT, TERRTORY OF HAWA AT CHAMBERS N PROBATE Probate No n the Matter of the Estate of K0JEHT MANTU5, deceased. NOTCE TO CREDTORS.Notce s hereby gven that Letters of Admnstraton have been ssued to BSHOP TltUST COMlANV, LMTED, as admnstrator of the Estate of Hob-er- t Manthe, late of Makawel, County of Kaua, Terrtory of Hawa, deceased. All credtors of the deceased, or of hs estate, are hereby notfed to present ther clams, wth proper vouchers or duly authentcated copes thereof, even f the clam s secured by mortgage upon real estate, to the sad Bshop Trust Company, Lmted, at ts place of busness, No. 92 Bethel Street, Honolulu, Cty and County of Honolulu, Terrtory aforesad, wthn sx mouths from the date of ths notce, whch s the date of the frst publcaton hereof; otherwse such clams, f any, shall be forever barred. And all persons ndebted to the sad estate are hereby notfed to make payment to the sad Bshop Trust Company, Lmted, at. the above address. Dated at Lhue, T. H., September 2, Ml SHOP TUUST COMPANY, LMTED, Admnstrator of the Estate of Robert Manthe, deceased. Phlp L. Bce, Attorney for.ummsraor. Sept. 2.!). H, :.:, 30,!).). N THE CRCUT COURT OF THE FFTH CRCUT, TERRTORY OF HAWA AT CHAMBERS N PROBATE. ll the Matter of the Estate of Anna Kapuna, late of Wamea, Kaua, Deceased. NOTCE TO CREDTORS Notce s hereby gven that Letters Testamentary have been ssued to saac K. Kapuna, as Executor of the Wll of Anna Kapuna, lato of Wamea, County of Kaua, Terrtory of Hawa, deceased. All credtors of sad Anna Kapuna are hereby not! fled to present ther clams, wth prop er vouchers or duly authentcated copes thereof, oven f tho clam s secured by mortgage upon real estate, to the sad Executor at Wamea aforesad, wthn sx months from the date of tho frst publcaton of ths notce or they wll bo forever barred. All persons ndebted to the sad Anna Kapuna are hereby notfed to make payment to tho undersgned, the sad Executor. Dated at Lhue, September 5, 99, SAAC K. KAPUNA, Executor of the puna, Deceased. Wll of Anna Ka A. G. KAULUKOU, Attorney for tho Executor. Sept. G, 23, 30, Oct. 7. Mss Mare Payne has left wth the darde sland a number of excellent books to be sold at r t nuousy low prces, among whch s a set ol Teachers Cvclo peda, n 8 volumes, and works of fcton by promnent authors. The books may be seen at ths ollce., rn? Mfftt g f GOODYEAR M M N THE CRCUT COURT OP THE FFTH JUDCAL. CRCUT, TERRTORY OF HAWA At Chambers n Dvorco Toahko Takata Matsuoka, Lbollant, vs. Tsunlo Matsuoka, Llbellee. LDEL FOR DVORCE. Order and Notce of Pendng Lbel. Upon readng and Mng the lbelants Moton and Affdavt attached thereto to the effect that the addrers, and, or, resdence of the sad Hbelleo s not known and that llbellant has been unable to ascertan the same after reasonable search and nqury for more than sx months after the flng of the Lbel heren. t s Hereby ordered that notce be gven to the lbollee above named to appear at my Chambers n the Court Room of ths Court n the County Buldng n LHUE, Kaua County, Terrtory of Hawa, on Saturday, the 22nd day of November, 99, at the hour of 9:30 oclock a. m. of sad day, and show cause, f any he has, why tho prayer of the llbellant for a decree of dvorce absolutely may not be granted. t s Further Ordered that notce hereof and of tho pendency of the Lbel heren be publshed n the GARDEN SLAND, a newspaper prnted and publshed at LHUE aforesad, Attest: (Sgd.) JOSEPH A. SOUSA, Clerk. Sept. 9, G, 23, 30, Oct. 7, 4, 2, 99. N THE CRCUT COURT OF THE FFTH JUDCAL CRCUT, TERRTORY OF HAWA n Chambers. Henretta Paumano Jmenez (w), Llbellant, vs. Anacleto Jmenez (Male Flpno) Lbelee, LBEL FOR DVORCE Order and Notce of Pendency of Lbel Upon readng and flng the lbel ants Moton and Affdavt attached thereto to the effect that the address, or, resdence of sad lbelee s not know and that llbellant has been un able to ascertan the same after rea sonable search and nqury for more than sx months after the flng of the Lbel heron. t s Hereby Ordered that notce be gven to the lbcleo aboved named to appear at my Chambers n the Court Room of ths Court n the County Buldng n Lhue, Kaua County, Tertory of Hawa, on Saturday, the 22nd day of November, 99, at the hour of 9:30 oclock a. m. of sad day, and show cause f any he has, why the prayer of llbellant for a decree of dvorce absolute may not be granted. t s Further Ordered that notce hereof and of the pendency of the Lbel heren be publshed n tho Gar den sland a newspaper prnted and publshed n Lhue, County of Kaua, Terrtory of Hawa, at least once a week for sx (G) successve weeks. Dated Lhue, September nth, 99. (Sgd.) LYLE A. DCKEY, Judge, Crcut Court, 5th Crcut, Terrtory of Hawa. Attest: (Seal) JOSEPH ANDRE SOUSA, Clerk. Sept. 9,G,23,30, 3E-- N THE CRCUT COURT OF THE FFTH CRCUT, TERRTORY OF HAWA AT CHAMBERS N PROBATE. the Matter of the Estate of ALBEHT SPENCEU WLCO, Deceased. NOTCE TO CREDTORS NOTCE s hereby gven that Letters Testamentary have been ssued to Emma Napoleon Wlcox, Wllam N. Stewart,.. Walker and Hawaan Trust Company, Lmted, as executrx and executors of the Wll and Codcl of Albert Spencer Wlcox, lata of Lhue, County of Kaua, Terrtory of Hawa, deceased. All credtors of sad Albert Spencer Wlcox are hereby notfed to present ther clams, wth proper vouch ers, or duly authentcated copes thereof, even f the clam s secur ed by mortgage upon real estate, to the sad Executrx and Executors at the ollce of sad Hawaan Trust Company, Lmted, n the Kaukeolam Buldng, 20 South Kng street, Honolulu, Terrtory of Hawa, wthn sx months from the date of the frst publcaton ol ths notce or they wll be forever barred. All persons ndebted to the sad Albert Spences Wlcox the hereby notfed to make mmedate payment to the undersgned, the sad Executrx and Executors. Dated at Lhue, T.., August 2(th, )). EMMA NAPOLEON WLCO WLLAM N. STEWABT H.. WALKER HAWAAN TRUST COM- PANY, LMTED Executrx and Executors of the Wll and Codcl of Albert Spencer Wlcox, Deceased. Frear, Prosser, Anderson & Marx, Attorneys for Executrx and Executors. Aug. 20, Sept 2,!),lfl,23. NOTCE To the Publc and Stockholders of the Congress Consoldated Mnng Company: You are hereby notfed that E. A. Rchards, Jr., s no longer connected wth the Company and has no author ty to act n any capacty for the Company. Congress Consoldated Mnng Com pany, By J. R. WATSON, JR., Pres. and Managor. Honolulu, Sept. S, 99. Sept. G, 23. BY AUTHORTY NOTCE Tho Wamea Water Supply s lable to polluton at any tmo and every one usngwater from the above supply should bol tho water before u.ng t. K. B. PORTER, Actng Presdent, Terrtoral Board of Health.. September 99. Sept. 9,G,23. Classfed Advertsements A WANTED frst-clas- s cook. Good wages wth board and room. Enquro of C. B.ft. Hofgaard, Wamea, Kaua. Grl or woman to cook and do lght house work for famly of two and help wth care of baby.?2r per month wth board and room. Box (l, Makawel. tf. FOR SALE Four-burne- r blue flamo ol stovo. Just tho thng for teachers cottage. Enquro Garden sland offce. Second-han- d sowng machne $5.00. A bargln. Enqure Garden sland offce. TENDERS MACADAMZNG Tho Board of Supervsors of tho County of Kaua wll receve bds up to Sept. 20th at 0 oclock A. M. for furnshng all machnery, tools, labor crushed rock and all other necesstes to bo used n tho constructon of about eght tenths of a mllo of macadamzed road at Kalaheo extendng from the Homestead store nto tho homestead lands to Joaqun SUvas lot. The Terrtoral appropraton for ths work s $ Specfcatons wll bo furnshed prospectve bdders for the sum of $5.00 upon applcaton to tho undersgned. J. H. MORAGNE, County Road Supervsor. Lhue, Sept. 8, 99 Sept. 9, G. TENDERS BULDNG MATERALS Tho Board of Supervsors of the County of Kaua wll recclvo bds up to Sept. 20th at 0 oclock A. M. for furnshng all buldng materals to bo used n the constructon of a four bedroom teachers cottage to be erected at Eleele school. Specfcatons and complete lst of materals emboded n blank form ot proposal wll be furnshed prospectve bdder upon applcaton to the undersgned. J. H. MORAGNE, County Road Supervsor. Lhue, Sept. 8,. 09 Sept. 9, G. TENDERS BULDNG COTTAGE The Board of Supervsors of the County of Kaua wll receve bds up to Sept. 20th at 0 oclock A. M. for furnshng all tools, labor and other necesstes n the erecton of a four bedroom teachers cottage at Eleelo school. Plans and specfcatons of tho buldng wll bo furnshed all prospectve bdders upon applcaton and payment of fve dollars to the undersgned. J. H. MORAGNE, County Road Supervsor. Lhue, Sept. 8, 99 Sept. 9, G. The K. C. Hopper News Agency Lhue, Kaua Subscrptons receved for Magaznes, Newspapers and Perodcals from all parts of the world. All Languages foregn and Domestc Patronze Home ndustry and Save Money CORD TRES fm PCT. LL GSM, fuf Chng Sa Kee Shdos Store &Jg& H Wamea Kapaa. d. tl t;, e ; at least once a week for sx (G) successve weeks. Dated Lhue, September 9th, 99. (SEAL) (Sgd.) LYLE A. DCKEY, Judge, Crcut Court, 0th Crcut, Terrtory of Hawa. r.- bo,k!e. stovo burns TR GASOLNE Vapor Stoves k lke gas Detrot-Vapo- r stove a gas stove. Smply nters and set tho ket-ne- e. t has no wck, oflokoless fre burns,.unst the bottom of. utensls. f you saw ou would want one, luce they sell at very prces. Wrte us and end you an llustrated. 0. all & Son Ltd. Honolulu WW H "Red startng. tlled, all - rvhr.ery gasolne. Look for the Red Crown sgn before you fll. STANDARD OL COMPANY (Calforna) e Gasolne of Qualty