Personals CMC :: TO MEET MR. AND MRS. W. F. HORNER :: DISTRICT MAGISTRATES OF KAUAI REAPPOINTED WORK WINS PRICES ON GARS LIHUE DEFEATS HENRY FORD GUIS

- 75T................, s ESTABLSHED 1904. YOL. 16. NO. 38. LHUE, KAUA, TERRTORY OF HAWA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. 1920 SUBSCRPTON RATES, $2.50 PER YEAR 5 CENTS PER COPY HENRY FORD GUS PRCES ON GARS The Ford Motor Company an nounces the of pre-wa- r prces on all products of that company. Ths comes as a complete surprse as no ntmaton of a con templated reducton had reached the slands prevous to the order receved by the agents a few days ago from the, Ford company. t s stated that the reducton wll average over $100.00 on all dffer ent classes of vehcles turned out by tluft company. Ths s undoubtedly the fore runner of a general reducton of prces n the automoble ndustry, and t was to be expected that Henry Ford would set the ex ample. Mr. Ford says, "The war s over HGH SCHOOL STUDENTS FND FAMOUS FLY-TRA- P PLANT Four Hgh School boys, Wm. Homer B. Tracy, Ernest Wede-meye- r and P. Grnncll, Jr., went to Kokee last Frday after school, ntendng to partcularly get specmens of the nterestng Sun-de- Fly-Tra- p or Drosera whch s only found on Wal-aleal- e and nowhere clso n the Hawaan slands. t s a natve of Northern Europe. t was frst collected by Valdemar Knudsen, father of Erc Knudsen, many years ago. The boys reached Kokee about 10:30 Frday evonlng and next day wont over the tral to the Alakal Swamp or bog, where along the edges the desred plant was found n far abundance. Specmens were carred back n a pal to the Kaua Hgh School where they may be seen. The plant s very famous n bologcal study, and comparatvely few people have the prvlege of studyng t. Ths plant actually catches fles and mosqutoes alve, for food, and for ths purposo the whole plant body s hghly specalzed. t presents many nterestng subjects for study. J. S. CHANDLER WTHDRAWS FROM RACE U. S. Chandler, of Koloa democratc canddate for the house of representatves, has wthdrawn from the. race and has notfed the terrtoral secretary to that effect. As the Kaua ballots had already been prnted before Mr. Chandlers wthdrawal, hs name wll reman on them. Notces wll be posted notfyng voters that he s out of the race. :: DSTRCT MAGSTRATES OF KAUA REAPPONTED Chef Justce James L. Coke, of the terrtoral supremo court has reapponted three of Kauas dstrct magstratesto serve another two years. The threo dstrct magstrates recevng reappolntement were John L. HJorth, of Lhuo dstrct, C. B. Hot-gaarfor Wamea dstrct, and Robert Puuk, of Kawalhau dstrct. Judge Coke recently mado a tour for the purpose of lookng nto the questou of selectng dstrct magstrates. LHUE TEACHERS GVE DANCE The teachers of the Lhue publc Bchool gave a socal dance at the new cottage last Frday evenng. The affar was strctly nformal and was greatly enjoyed by those fortunate enough to be present. Mrs. Carlos A. Long, wfe of the new tax assessor of Kaua, arrved from Honolulu by the Knau ths mornng. LHUE and t s tme hgh prces were over. There s no sense or wsdom n tryng to mantan an artfcal standard of values. For the best nterest of all, t s tme a real practcal effort was made to brng cover hmself the busness of the country and the lfe of the country to regular pre-wa- r standards." WNS T GAME Lhue defeated McBryde, eght to seven, n a hard fought game at Eleele last Sunday afternoon, thereby earnng the rght to play ol" the te game wtl Makee whch holds a chance for the champonshp. f Lhue can defeat Makee next Sunday, these two teams wll then be ted for the champonshp of the 1020 seres. Tlv Game Hotl teams started off n a rath er ragged manner; especally Lhue. Although they collected four runs n ther frst, tnle at bat, they almost splled the beans by ther ragged feldng. Mtsu was on the mound for Lhue the frst three nnngs, and durng that tme McBryde collected no less than seven runs. Ta was then put n the box and held the home boys scoreless for the other sx nnngs of the game. Ths was Tas frst appearance n the box bs season and le certanly dd wth glory and put pep nto hs team mates, who bucked up and played real ball from then on. McBryde played ther usual good game of ball, but Robello was not up to hs usual standard and handed passes to several Lhue players at crtcal moments. Game By nnngs Per-rer- Lhue Fernandez struck out. a s safe on error at frst. Do puts a grounder down to frst and s tagged. Ta and Tank both get pass es. Prosto comes up and hts a double, brngng n Pcrrera, Ta and Tank, and scorng hmself on a pqss ball. Texcra goes out second to frst Four runs. McBryde Henderson safe on error at short. Davd gets a walk. Antono hts to center, brngng n Henderson and Davd. Spaldng out ptcher to frst. Hobcllo safe on error at short. Jordan goes frst on en or at short and Robello comes home. Medolros fles to rght. Three runs. Second nnng Lhue Mtsu grounds out ptcher to frst. Carvalho gets beaned and goes frst. Fernandez pops a fly to ptcher and Carvalho s doubled out at second. No runs. McBryde Gabrel comes up and slams a peach of a drve down thrd base lne to the hosptal for a home vun. Andrado goats a walk. Henderson gets beaned and goes frst. Davd safe on error at thrd. Antono safe on error at thrd, Henderson forced out at second. Spaldng s out on grounder to thrd. Robello fans. Two runs. Thrd nnng Perrera out ptcher to frst. Do and Ta both fan. No runs. McBryde Robello gets a pass to frst. Medolros out on fly to second. Gabrel goes frst on error at thrd and Jordan comes home. Andrade gets beaned and goes frst. Hender son walks. Davd out short to frst and Gabrel come homo on wld throw. Antono out ptcher to frst. Two runs. Fourth nnng. Lhue Tank strkes out. Prloste grounds out thrd to frst. Texcra safe at frst on error at second. Mt su gets beaned and goes frst. Carvalho draws a walk. Thngs look pretty good for Lhue here wth two on, but Fernandcs pops a hgh bunt to tho ptcher and Mtsu and Carvalho de on bases. No runs. McBryde Spaldng grounds out short to frst. Robello grounds out ptcher to frst. Jordan grounds out thrd to frst. No runs. Wth Ta n the box the Lhue boys begn to come to lfe. Ffth nnng Lhuo Perrera gets a pass to frst and steals second and thrd. Do grounds out thrd to frst qnd Perrera comes homo on wld throw. Ta gets a pass, but s thrown out at second. Tank fles out 10 left feld. One run. McBryde Gabrel grounds out second to frst. Andrado grounds out WORK AT CMC f Our Specal Correspondent The ffty three other sland delegates, duly berbboned and d for the occason, arrved n lllo by the Mauna Kea n the early mornng of the 2;trd. t was so early (:.!0 a.m.) that very few of (le lllo people were up to meet us but the band was there, and gave us a good, hearty welcome. lllo s a cty, so that she was abundantly able to take care of the large delegaton n spte of the fact that the hotels couldnt render any assstance. True to the polcy that lllo had set for the conventon, that t should be a sesson of serous purpose, the meetng was called to order a lttle after 0 oclock, the necessary prelmnares were expedtously dsposed of and the program was taken up. A bref word of welcome was extended by Dr. Bce, the charman elect, to whch Mr. A. Lews of Honolulu, responded wth much grace, as well as good common sense. le emphaszed the fact that development was ever the polcy of lawa lookng forward to greater and better thngs, and t was partcularly fttng that ths Cvc Conventon should meet here n Hlo whch had behnd t the largest amount of country and the greatest possbltes of development, le furthermore suggested the danger that there was, n our sland communtes, separated as they were by broad stretches of sea, n thnkng n terms of the local slands and ther own mmedate nterests. We were here on ths occason partcularly to thnk n the terms of the whole Terrtory The Governor, who had come over on the Super Drednaught New Mexco to attend tho Conventon, was met by an Ad Club ovaton song: Oh, were glad to see you, Governor, Wth your hand n your pocket, And your lttle chan and locket, etc" The Governor thought that these cvc conventons were a mghty good thng n more ways than one. For one thng they sort of kept a check on the publc offcals, who, he admtted, needed watchng, but who werent as bad as some people made them out. Ono thng whch mado them what they were was that just when they were gettng down to a bearng they were superseded by a new man. Followng the Governors address there camo several formal papers whch were already prnted and n the hands of tho delegates. They were: "Boy Scouts of Amerca," by George R. Carter; "General As pects of Socal Welfare Work n tho Terrtory," by Charles A. Puck, of Maul; "Sugar Plantaton and Welfare Work," by D. S. Bowman; "Socal Welfare Work on Oahu," by Margaret short to frst.henderson grounds out short to frst. No runs. Sxth nnng Lhue Prosto goes out ptcher to frst. Texera fans. Mtsu out ptcher to frst. No runs. McBryde Davd pops a fly to short. Antono grounds out ptcher to frst. Spaldng safe on ptchers error. Ro bello on error at short. Jordan out on fly to short. Seventh nnng Lhue Carvalho lays down a two bagger and goes thrd. Fernandes goes out ptcher to flrst. Perrera gets a walk. Do Bacrlfco and brngs n Carvalho. Ta goes out ptcher to frst. One run. McBryde Medoros struck out. Gabrel grounded short to frst and (Contnued on Page 8) E E Bergln, of tho Assocated Chartes, Honolulu; "What Wo Arc Dong On Mau," by C. S. Chlds, of Maul; "What We Are Dong On Hawa," by Mss OUollly, of Hlo. J. M. Lydgate made an mpromptu oral report of what we rtre dong on Kaua, whch met wth partcular favor, snce t was a drect talk, not overloaded wth statstcs and spced wth a dash of humor. n addton to these regular elements off tho program there wore several specals ntroduced because they were present and avalable. C. S. Robnson, the Y. M. C. A. man, now tourng tho slands, gavo a characterstc humorous talk on "The Knds of Boys." A. T. Atknson read a comprehensve paper on "The Dongs of the Board of Agrculture and Forestry," and Dr. Dean, of the Unversty of Hawa, gave an nterestng and llumnatng account of what that nsttuton s dong and plannng. Altogether t made a very full and very proftable day, whch amply justfed the polcy outlned by the Hlo peoplo n ther nvtaton, to make the conventon reany cvc, serous and worth whle. There was of course, a largo amount of meat n the varous papers they wll be prnted n the proceedngs of the conventon, and should be read by all ntellgent people; but they wll not, so venture to call attenton to some of the outstandng ponts of genera "nterest. On the whole, 1 thnk the most sg nfcant welfare work of the Terrtory s beng done by tho plantatons. They have the feld thoy have the money they have the facltes and now, at length, they have tho nclnaton. Bowman, as drector of plantaton ndustral servce, was n a poston to gve much nformaton, and he dd. He reports that on many plantatons excellent dares are beng operated where mlk s sold at a prce wthn the means of all. Ono plantaton has Bpent over $100,000 for an adequate supply of pure water. Vstng nurses aro now employed on nearly all the plantatons; on tho larger ones, more than one. n addton to tho more famlar dutes of thoso nurses they do a great deal of excellent work runnng dspensares, supervsng day nurseres, gvng homo lessons n household management, preparaton of baby food, nfant caro, cookng lessons, supervson of chld play, etc. "Staple goods are beng sold n plantaton stores at as near cost as possble. Many stores show no proft at tho end of the years busness." "Most plantaton vllages have moton pcture theatres where regular shows are gven. The bureau has arranged for a regular flm servce n order that proper flms may bo shown and contemplates provdng a good clean vaudevlle show once a month." Your correspondent expressed hs satsfacton at ths movng pcture nformaton and hoped that ths commendable enterprse mght solve the movng pcture problem n small communtes. Ho nqured whether these shows would be open to tho general publc, and about when ths servce would bo naugurated on Kaua. Mr. Bowman thought thero would be no reason for excludng tho general publc, and that tho servce would be naugurated on Kaua n November. WM. STODART GOES TO PHLPPNE SLANDS Mr. Wm. Stodart, well known on Kaua, now resdent n Honolulu, left for tho Phlppnes on a busness trp last Saturday. Tho steamer was so crowded that ho had to buy out tho second matos room, whch s away down n tho bowels of tho shp, but as ho had been delayed for days because of scarcty of accommodatons, ho was glad to aval hmself of that opportunty to get away. J. O. Warner s puttng tho students of the Kaua Hgh and Grammar School through a stcnuous program of calcsthenc exercses twce a week. Tho students are bocomng aware of muscles they never dreamed thoy had. Personals Rev. M. E. Carver, of Wamea, was x returnng passenger by tho Knau last Frday mornng, George Mcchopulos, representng tho jewelry frm of Detor & Company of Honolulu, arrved Frday mornng to attend to the holday jewolry wants of the people of Knual. D. L. Larsen of Klauea, returned Frday mornng from a short vst to Honolulu. B. D. Baldwn, of Makawell, vsted the metropols for a few days last week. Ho returned Frday mornng. Harry Gregson, of Kaneohe, Oahu, was one of- the arrvng passengers last Frday mornng. Wllam T. Smth, of Amercan Fact ors, arrved by the Knau Frday. G. L. Samson, vce presdent of tho Advertser Publshng Comnanv. Ltd.. and a drector n tho Honolulu Buldng & Loan Assocaton, arrved by the Knau last Frday mornng and wll be tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Hoo per, of Lhue, for two weeks. Mr. Sam son brought hs golf clubs and s look ng for a placo to use thorn. Mr. and Mrs. George Duncan of Mc- Bryde, returned to ther home last Saturday after spendng a week at Hanale. Mr. W. H. Rce, Sr., who went to Honolulu some days ago, s very comfortably located at the Young Hotel and s enjoyng hs stay n town. Hs daughter, Mrs. Phlp Rce, s wth hm. Frends of Homer Lydgate wll be glad to know that he s recoverng ncely from the operaton for appendcts whch he undqrwent Saturday mornng at tho Queens Hosptal. Mr. Alexander McBryde, who s spendng somo tme n Honolulu, stay lng at the Young Hotol, spent the week end wth Mr. Arthur Rco and others at Mr. Rces beach placo beyond tho Pal. Needless to say fshng was the man attracton. A. Horner arrved from Honolulu by tho Knau ths mornng. Mrs. W. N. Stewart returned from a vst to Honolulu ths mornng. Mrs. senberg, wlto expects to sal for the Coast early n October, s the guest of Mrs. C. M. Cooke whle n Honolulu. They are spendng a part of tho tme over at Laa, the beautful beach home of Mrs. Cookes on the wndward sde of Oahu. Mrs. J. M. Lydgate s stayng a lttle longer n Honolulu thal she planned, to be there whle her son. Homer, s n the hosptal, where t s reported, ho s dong ncely. :: TO MEET MR. AND MRS. W. F. HORNER Mr. and Mrs. A. Horner, Jr. gave a recepton n honor of Mr. and Mrs. V. F Horner, at ther home n Kapaa last Frday evenng. Frends gather ed from far and near to wsh the young couple a happy journuy through lfe. EXPERT MECHANCS JON NAWLWL STAFF Nawlllwl Garage Ltd. has just secured tho servces of two expert auto- - moblo mechancs from the manland. Henry Wllamson comes drect from Rchmond, where ho had charge of tho bg automoble repar shops of tho Standard Ol Company. Wllam-sol- was a sergeant mechanc n tho ar servce n tho A. E. F. The othor mechanc s W. Cummngs drect from Detrot where ho helped to makp em. A DRUG STORE FOR KAUA J. C. K. Taber. wth tho Hollster Drug Company, Honolulu, spend sev eral days on Kaua last week lookng over tho ground wth a vew of openng a drug store. Mr. Tabor expressed hmself as decdedly pleased wth tho busness opportunty n hs lno on Kaua, and f a sutable locaton can bo found, wll open up a frst class store, possbly wth one or more branches at dfferent ponts. For tho month of August there were 1202 local passengers arrvng at Honolulu, and 2152 through LOUS DEFEATS SANZAN Before one of t he largest aud-erne- s that ever packed he Tp Tt.p theatre, Lous Rego defeated the Japanese, Senzan, n two straght falls Saturday nght. The frst fah was made n four mnutes, and the second n thrty-thre- e mnutes. Senzan was no easy mark n fact he had the whte boy down several tmes, and only the fact that Rego was ol the mat wth part of hs body, saved hm. However, that part of t was ffty-ffty-, as Rego had the Japanese n the same poston, when referee Chl-lngwort- h made them break and get on the mat. t was very plan to be seen that Senzan was not on to the trcks of "haole" wrestlng, as he would get hs man at a dsadvantage and wouldnt know what to do next to follow up that advantage. n the second round Uego let hs opponent do most of the leadng. Uego would get down on the mat on hs knees and elbows, wth hs feet under hm where the Jap could not get at them for a toe hold, and just take t easy. These tactcs sorely tred Senzan, who apparently had hs man at hs mercy but dd not know what to do wth hm. He would walk around Rego wth a puzzled look upon hb face, tryng to fnd a pont of attack. Fnally after thrty three mnutes most of whch was spent n ths manner. Senzan thought he saw a chance, and grabbed for hs man. Ths s just what Rego nal been watng. As Senzan made hs grab, Rego was up and at hm, and n less tme than t takes to tell t, had hs man flat. Tho Japanese boy put up a good fght but Regos superor knowledgo of the European style of wrestlng proved the decdng factor n the match. Good Prelmnares Two dandy prelmnares were put on as openers. Tho frst bout, between "Colo S" Moses and Joe Lucas, went to "Colo 8" n two straght falls of 1 mnute and 4V4 mnutes each. "Colo 8" s a mlnaturo Hercules of about 5 ft. 3 nches. n the flrst round ho grabbed hs larger opponent, pcked hm up bodly and slammed hm down on the mat. The second round lasted a lttle longer, but Lucas had no chance aganst the "Colo 8." Tho second bout, between Marlon Perrera, of Hanamaulu and Sam Penekou of McBryde, n some respects was a better bout than the man ovent. Those two boys were very evenly matched and showed remarkable skll for novces. Penekou got the flrst fall n 8 mnutes. The second round (Contnued on Page C) BOXNG MATCH NEXT ON THE PROGRAM E. Chllugworth states that he has arrangements on tho way for a boxng homo-steadebout between Ernest Hene, r of Kapaa and Salor Fsher of Honolulu, who has ssued a sweepng challenge to all lght woghts of the Terrtory. Hene used to be a great lttle lad wth tho mts n few years ago, and no doubt could gve Fsher annterestng tme of t. an nterestng tme of t. wllng to tako on Fsher at any tme. :o : A NEW WELDNG MACHNE W. M. MulHn, electrcal engneer. has recently receved a new electrc woldng machne whch ho has nstalled at prosent at Lhuo mll. Ths machne represents tho last word n weldng machnery. SEPTEMBER BONUS 234 PERCENT Tho bonus for September s 234 por cent, based on an averago prce of 12 cents, Ono hundred and soventy flvo percent of ths bonus wll bo pad now and the balanco at the end of the year,

THE (UfD.fK.StAHD, tusabat SEPf. 28, 1920 Elmnate Waste and Error Elmnate waste and error n your busness. Base your actons on sound theores, then work nto facta and out cash n on them. Ths Bank wll be glad to ad you n every way possble. THE BANK OF BSHOP & CO., LTD. Wamea Branch Kapaa Garage Co. Exclusve Kaua Agents for U. S. TRES AND CwmD Automoble M o t o r cy c e Gas Engne and General Reparng VULCANZNG. Tel. 228 - - - P. O.-Bo- x 236 Kapaa, Lhue Thrty Day Economy Rug Sale Bare floors are expensve when they can be covered wth Lenox Rugs At these prces 18x36 nches 80c 8x10 feet 9.60 3x6 feet 1.80 9x12 feet. 12.00 6x9 feet 7.20 9x15 feet 14.40 27 nch runners 68c the yard. 36 nch runners 80c the yard Bag Rugs, Rush Rugs, Fbre Rugs, Congoleum Rugs. At all bargan prces Buy now and save money on your rugu and floor coverngs. Lewers & Cooke, Ltd. Establshed 1853 Lumber and Buldng Materals, Honolulu HOLT CATERPLLAR STATONERY ENGNES Due to the great success of the Holt Caterpllar engne for tractor work The Holt Manufacturng Co. now have on the market a statonary engne sutable for all classes of work. Ths engne operates on gasolne, dstllate or kerosene. standard szes are 30, 45, GO and 75 horse power. f you know engnes you wll be pleased wth the Holt. Wrte or see us for partculars. Catton, Nell & Co., Ltd. Engneers, Honolulu Homesteaders Answer Horners Open Letter The Kapaa Homesteaders and Co operatve Assocaton, n a meetng held September 12, ordered the follow ng letter to be wrtten n answer to Albert Horners "Open Letter" to the homesteaders: Mr. Albert Horner, Sr., Terrtoral Sugar Expert. Dear Sr: n reply to your "Open Letter" of September 9, 1920, we beg to make the followng observatons: Hghly Cultvated Lands. Only the fourth seres, Kapaa, were hghly cultvated lands. Prevous to homestead-h- g of these lands they were leased to the Mtkee Sugar Company for one dollar ($1) per acre for the frst crop and fve dollars ($5) per acre for a second crop. Frst, Second, Thrd and Waalua Seres were all pasture lands and leas ed to the plantaton at twenty-fv- e cents (0.25) per acre. Homesteaders have developed to Us present condton, to such an extent that ther taxaton value today amounts to $252, 215. Ths ncludes the Fourth Seres. Would the government derve such an ncome from these lands f they were yet leased to the plantaton? Hgh Prced Wages and Profts. Con sderng the abnormal condtons of the sugar market, s t surprsng that homesteaders should have receved such prces for ther cane and real zed on ther crop the sums that you clam? f sugar was at 10 cents, nstead of at 23 cents, what then? Further, no homesteader wth twenty acres acres of land could obtan a proft of from $7000 to $12,000 on hs crop. Even f the average expense of these homesteaders was as they clamed, from three hundred and twenty ($320) to three hundred and ffty dollars ($350) per acre for brng ng ther crop to maturty. The hgh cost of labor applyng n ths case only for harvestng, and costng from one hundred to two hundred and nnety-s- x dollars per acre. Could Not Pay Bonus To your statement that the hgh wages pad to laborers by homestead ers caused you great astonshment, we beg to state the followng: Home steaders weren ot able and could not pay ther labor on a yearly bonus bass. At the tme the Waalua and other Seres were plantng, cultvatng and harvestng ther cane the plantatons were payng ther laborers from $4.30 to $5.70 per day, ths ncludng the full bonus for May, June and July. Add to ths housng, medcal attendance, wood, water, etc. Do you blame a laborer for demandng from the homesteaders $4.50 and more per day wthout these convenences? Would you blame the homesteader for payng such wage f he wanted hs homestead cultvated or Harvested? Further a number of these homesteaders to whom you are gvng such pous and knd advce had to pay to the plantaton from $4.50 to $7 per ton of cane harvested, whle other homesteaders, hrng hgh-wag- e laborers, were payng from $3 to $4.50 per ton - Cast Your Ballot hurvested. Have you also nvestgated ths? We agree heartly wth you that some ot us were stung by unscrupulous laborers or contractors n the supplyng of seed cane. Who was to blame? Who furnshed the seed? How many homesteaders have you vsted and advlsetl on ths subject? Speakng of wages, we agan ask, who was the frst to boost labor wages n the Kapaa dstrct? When home steaders were payng from $1 to $1.25 per day, who went around and offered from 25 cents to 50 cents more per day? About Automobles Extravagance.. You make menton ot the expensve automobles purchased by homesteaders. Well, we are not nterested enough to enqure how many autos you have, or how much you pad for them. Why should you? We are more nterested to fnd out the expedency of employng a sugar expert at fve hundred dollers ($500) per month, when n return the homestead ers receve so lttle. For these are the ones that are supposed to be benefted. n the matter of cultvaton and ma chnery: Would you, Mr. Horner, advse a homesteader wth small captal to nvest, say, two thousand to three thousand dollars n a tractor, mules, etc., and pay nterest at 8 on same (for he would have to borrow ths amount), when he can hre the work done at a far less outlay of money? Would t pay a homesteader wth a tract of land, say twenty acres, to nvest n farm mplements up to three thousand dollars to be used for the perod of sx months n two years tme? How do you know the homesteaders are dle whle ther lands are beng cultvated by others? Can you menton an nstance where a homesteader s out at work at the wage lesr than that pad by hm to hs laborers? Have we or have we not the rght to hre necessary help or contract for the cultvaton of our crops the moment we make the homestead our home and supervson over our work? Dd you or dd you not approve, as government expert, n conjuncton wth the Governor and Land Comms soner, some ot these contracts that you wrte about? Dd you at the tme advse the homesteader to enter nto contract for the cultvaton of hs cane? f you dd not, why come out at ths tme n the publc press and gve us advce when by your actons you have shown small nterest n the home steaders affars? Alen Contractors. n your letter you state that f the present practce of homesteaders n enterng nto con tracts wth alens for the cultvaton of ther crops was to be brought to the attenton of congress that body would mmedately put a stop to any home steadng. All homestead agreements requre that contracts for the cultva ton of crops must be approved by the Governor and Land Commssoner; more recently the new homestead agreements requre the approval of the sugar expert. Now we ask you, at the tme ot approvng these contracts dd you know the contractors were alens? Why, then, dd you approve the contract? Who broke the sprt of the homestead laws? Dd you not have the power to prevent such an abuse? J. F. BETTENCOURT. JR., Presdent for self ndependence by openng a Pavngs Account wlh us. We pay four per cent. THE BANK FOR EVERYBODY" THE BANK OF KAUA, LTD. r.0 LOCAL STOCKHoLDVS ASSETS H7. ("!. (!; KAlAA. - H KAlAl Kapaa Homestead and Cooperatve Assocaton. DR. SAU YEE CHANG APPONTED GOVERNMENT DENTST TO KAUA Dr. Sau Yee Chang, a graduate r. Northwestern Unversty Dental school, who has been n prvate practce n Honolulu durng the past year, has been apponted government dentst on Kaua, and as such wll have charge of all dental work requred by the school chldren n all the schools on Kaua, except Lhue. He s now busy attendng tothe Kapaa chldren. n addton to hs government dutes he wll also engage n prvate prac tce n Kapaa, and tentatve plants are" at present beng drawn for a spacous offce buldng for hs occu paton. Dr. Chang s a local boy whose parents are at present resdng n A CORRECTON n the account of the meetng of the Kaua soccer league, appearng n last weeks Garden sland, the name f E. Allen Creevey was nadvertently smltted. The offcers elected were: M. O. Greenly, presdent; Dr. L. C. Smth, E. Allen Cree-vosecretary and C. O. Kuhlmann. treasurer. f44t4tt Hanapepe, and secured the degree ot D. D. S. from Northwestern Unversty n the year 1918. 0 VARETY REPAR 8HOP Lock and Gun 8mth We repar Electrc rons, Percula-tors-, Phonographs, and all other electrcal and mechancal applances. Shop on Kng Street, opposte Young Hotel, Honolulu. Advt HOLDAY GFTS THAT LAST Damonds, Watches, Slverware and Many Other Noveltes MAKE YOUR SELECTONS EARLY Our representatve Mr. Geo. Mchopulos s n Kaua now at the LHUE HOTEL and wll be very pleased to help you choose your gfts and remembrances for the Holdays. Detor & Company JEWELERS The last word n COR. HOTEL AND FORT 3T8. HONOLULU, HAWA Novelty Low Shoes They are just receved from the factory and are the prettest shoes that we have seen for a long tme. Made wthlturn wles, long narrow toes and slender French heels. Buckles of dfferent desgns to sut the ndvdual taste. Black Satn $8.50 to $12.50 Whte Satn 10.00 Slver Cloth 12.50 Whte Kd 12.50 to 15.00 Black Suede 15.00 Manufacturers Shoe Store 1051 Fort Street Honolulu, T. H. Wamea Stables, Ltd. The largest Garage on Kaua. The best place to get transportaton to The Barkng Sands, Olokele Canyon, Wamea Canyon, Kokee Camps, Kukuolono Park, etc. We Do Busness all over the sland of Kaua Our Autos are comfortable, our Drvers are Relable and have been wth us for years, and know every nch of the country. We Rent Ford Cars Wthout Drvers. We lmve Rood Rdng Horses, accustomed to the work. We do Drayng and Haulng by Trucks nl over the Wand We run the Stage Lne between Lhue and Kekaha fve round trps per week. WAMEA BRANCH Tel. 13 W A. GOMEZ. Mgr. NAWLWL BRANCH Tel. 492 L CLEM GOMES. Mgr.

TH8 OABDEH SLAKD; TUESDAY, SEPT: 28, 1920 KAPHA 10 HAVE BSE m WNTER BASEBALL BSE An all refnery gasolne wth a contnuous chan of bolng ponts. KANDAKD OL COMTApr Order t By Mal! Our Mal Order Department s exceptonally well equpped to handle all your Drug and Tolet wants thoroughly and at once. We wll pay postage on all orders of 501 and over, except the followng: Mneral Waters, Baby Foods, Glassware and artcles of unusual weght and small value. None-Maltabl- Alcohol, Strychnne, Rat Poson, 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, Honolulu At a meetng held at the Kapaa Courthouse recently, the members of the Kawahau Athletc Assocaton voted to play baseball agan after the close of the present "bg league" season. The Assocaton also went on record as not favorng the entry of a teamnto the soccer league. The offcers for ths year nclude Father Hubert, presdent; Fred, Men-deB- M. S. Henrques, secretary, A. Branco, treasurer and J. F. Rapoza, audtor. Sx teams appled for admsson to the league, but only four were admtted, as t would be mpossble for the teams to have an adequate number of games wth each other to decde the champonshp before the season endb. The four teams entered n the league are as follows: Lbertys, Pacfes, Alles and Farmers. The season wll start October 10th wth the Pacfes tacklng the Alles n the frst game, and the Lbertys tryng concluson wth the Farmers n the second. All games wll be played on the Kapaa feld, a doubleheader beng staged each Sunday begnnng at l.:00 p. m. Y. W. C A. NOTES "Oh yes, knd sr," she quck dd speak, "That was a most delghtful week. "We secretares twenty-fou- r took a short, quck run "To the two Kohala homes of Mrs. Atherton. "And there we slept, and there we ate, "And there we planned "Y" affars of state. "And when evenng came, on the moonlt shore, "We lstened to stores by sweet Alce Moore. "And sttng out there "On those nght so ar, "n the moonlght gleam "We dd dream and dream; "Whle the tender calm "Was lke a balm "To each hurt and smart "Of the troubled heart. "Oh yes, knd sr," she qusk dd speak, "That was a wonderful, wonderful week "Full of work and fun and moonlght glamour, " Tll ones heart beat fast wth the glow of enamour. "Yet always the call of ths dear, Garden sle "Tempted and drew wth ts lure and ts wle; " Tll hasted me back, as bad pennes wll do, "To stay many a moon wth you." Mss Moore, who s plannng bg thngs for grls work n our slands, has been nvted by the Moknana Club to lead ts December meetng. KAUAS EMPORUM After Months of Delay We Now Have at Hand a Long WELL SELECTED Overdue Shpment of PROPERLY BOUGHT Crockery and Glassware ncludng Genune Hand Cut, Hand Polshed CUT GLASS NEW SHAPES NEW CUTTNGS DEEP BRLLANT DESGNS Comports, Sugars and Creamers, Vases, Frut Dshes, Whp Cream Sets, Nappes n Salad Bowls, Olve Dshes, Relsh Dshes, Cake Plates, Water Sets,Lemonade S&s Bon Bon Dshes, Marmalade Sets. Specal Genune Cut Thn Blown Tumblers Enameled Thn Blown Tumblers, Sherbets Goblets, Berry Sets, Water Sets Lemonade Sets, Grape Juce Sets Sugar Bowls, Ol Bottles "Horse Shoe" Tumblers SEM PORCELAN Breakfast Sets-- 42 Dnner 1 Sets - peces, 00 peces 0 The Oldest and Largest TRUST COMPANY n the Terrtory of Hawa Captal, Surplus and Undvded Profts Over One Mllon Dollars A MATTER OF BUSNESS The advantage of havng estates and trusteeshps handled by a company especally equpped for ths purpose, wll appeal to any busness man. No ndvdual can provde the permanence or relablty of servce afforded by the HAWAAN TRUST COMPANY-Co- me n and talk t over. CORRESPONDENCE NVTED We Are Here To Serve You Hawaan Trust COMPANY, LUTED Honolulu Safe Depost Vaults o o 2 The Helpng Hand Club of Lhue was entertaned by Mrs. Swan last Thursday evenng. The grls had ther fnal rehearsal of the "Betrothal of saac and Rebecca." They plan to begn practce soon for a Chrstmas program. The Englsh class of Flpno mothers n Wamea had qute a lvely tme Wednesday afternoon. t was ther frst meetng n ther new quarters, the Y. M. C. A. hall, and no sooner had they sped the basket-bal- l equpment than "pop went the weasel", that s to say, the ball, nto the basket. When class was over they turn ed up the vctrola for a bt. The gayety nsde drew a crowd of boys to the door, but askng to be excused from makng any publc dsplay that day, we apologetcally closed and barred the doors. Elzabeth, our caprcous new Ford, s just gettng over an attack of "wobbles." We really look forward to seeng her keep to her sde of the road soon. She s also developng a bt n some clmbng feats. --- -- HOTEL LHUE (The Farvew) Twenty-tw- o elegant rooms la Man Buldng Thret Ary Cottages Cusne unexcelled n country dstrcts W. H. Rce, Jr., Propretor ESSE Salad Bowls, Berry Bowls New Lnes of Trunks Sut Cases Chars Rockers Tables Dressers Chffoners Enameled Beds Chldrens Chars and Rockers Enameled Crbs Sprngs REFRGERATORS Wood and Ol Cook Stoves Chlds Larnages Mattresses Cots Ranges Thor Elecrc Washng Machnes Elecrc Applances LHUE STORE

THE GARDEN SLAND KENNETH C. HOPPER TUESDAY ssued f.l.y YOU AXSWER THESE QUESTOXS, MR. VAX 1)1 HATE? "An Open Letter to All Terrtoral Canddates," by tle Amercan Legon, publshed n ths ssue of the Garden sland, contans a set of questons all Terrtoral canddates should be able to gve ntellgent answers to. They are questons dealng wth ssues of paramount mportance n the lfe of ths Terrtory, and every canddate should thoroughly understand them and have decded opnons regardng them., SUGARS 1XDUSTRAL MlORTAME The majorty of the consumers of sugar are so far removed from contact wth the sources o t producton that they have lttle realza-wo- o ll e extent of the ndustry or of ts mportance as a bass for trade. lven among bus.ess men who are more than ordnarly well nformed as to general ndustral affars, surprse s often expressed when statstcs showng the vast extent and worldwde ramfcatons of the sugar trade are brought to ther attenton. The fact that sugar s consumed n relatvely small quanttes by the average householder and that hs drect acquantance wth t s co lned to nspecton of the. few barrels, bags and cartons that contan the stock of the grocer from whom he purchases, hs supples affords lttle bass for a true apprecaton of ether the extent or the mportance of ts part n the worlds ndustral drama. The true ndex of the poston occuped by sugar n the worlds busness s jftorded by the unversalty of ts use. t s of the few food products that s demanded by every race n every clme. lven wheat, though often referred to as the worlds great staple, s n regular use by less than half the populaton of the globe. Sugar, however, n one form or another, s a commodty that helps to satsfy the detary needs of all people and ts consumpton ncreases n drect rato wth ther rse- n well-bengcvlzaton and n materal. An mpresson of the proportons of the worlds sugar trade may be ganed from consderaton of the fact that upward of 000,0(10 wll be expended by consumers for the crop now n process of producton and dstrbuton. Ths huge sum ncludes not only the amount receved by sugar producers and by the labor employed n the makng and handlng of the crop, but represent also a vast expendture for malerals, supples and transportaton and a lberal contrbuton toward the (s.-a- l expenses of all the leadng natons whose governments depend upon the taxaton of sugar for a materal part of ther revenues. As llustratng the poston of leadershp n the producton of sugar attaned by Cuba, t s noteworthy that the value of ts crop for the season now approachng ts close wll be upward of a bllon dollars. Second place belongs to the nted States, wth ts nsular terrtores, whch wll have a combned output approachng 8000,000,000 n market value. Java ranks next among the worlds producers Every Tuesday THE GARDEN tsland, TUESDAY, SEPT. 23, 1920 Managng Edtor SEPT. 28, 1!V20 wth a crop ths year that wll attan a value of roundly 4.0,0H).00. All Europe wll produce somewhat less than Cuba alone. Sugar s the mansprng of the rapdly expandng commerce between Cuba and the nted States and between the manh l and the nsular terrtores. Notwthstandng the mportance of the Cuban tobacco trade, shpments of sugar comprse over S" per cent of the total value of all Cuban exports to the nted States. Sugar shpments from Hawa to the contnental nted States form nearly M) per cent of the total Vtlue of all products, whle n the case of lorto Kco sugars proporton s over."0 hv cent. n 1010 shpments of goods from the contnental nted States to Hawa, lorto H co. the Phlppnes and Cuba were valued at. 1 77.000.000, all of whch were pad for. wth a substantal balance left over, by sales of :C1 0.000.000 worth of sugar n the Amercan market. Ths years sales by the contnental.nted States to Cuba and the nsular terrtores probably wll approach jf7r0.0 0.000. as aganst purchases of nearly a bllon dollars worth of sugar. ulke many of the prncpal foregn customers of the nted States, whose purchases consst largely of unmanufactured food products and other jaw materals, the slands that supply ths country wth the greater part of ts sugar take n exchange machnery and manufactured products the makng of whch requres the extensve employment of sklled labor and mechancal equpment. From the pont of vew of the ndustral development of the country the sale of such products s recognzed as havng much greater value than the sale of raw foodstuffs or other raw materals. n the nternal commerce of the country, too, sugar plays a much more mportant part than s generally apprecated. The value of the beet and cane sugar crops of the contnental Unted States amlj ther promses ths year to reach a total close to S:r0,000,000. n the retnng and dstrbutng of sugar and the producton and handlng of syrups and nmlnsscs mllons of dollars of captal and tens of thousands of men are employed. n transportaton charges alone sugar pays SMO.000,000 or more a year to the steamshp and ralway lnes of the country. The value of the sugar ndustrys products measures ts mportance as a market for every knd of materal and supples employed n the agrcultural and manufacturng phases of sugar producton. Front plowng and cultvatng utensls to ralway equpment, mll machnery and supples and contaners for the fnshed product, the sugar ndustry of the Unted States am Cuba wll dsburse a bllon dollars a year n materal, labor, machnery and supples. At the present tme, when the producton of sugar s enterng upon the greatest perod of expanson n ts hstory, the manufacturers of the vast varety of equpment and supples adpted to ts operatons are fndng n ths feld a market of unrvalled appeal and mportance. ANOTHER PLANK N MY PLATFORM REGARDNG TAXES Do yon beleve n economy? Sd do? Economy n assessng taxes. Eco nomy n upendng them. Less dead heads and bench warmers on the pay roll: more lve wres attendng strctly to busness. Economy? Sure thng. Hut! That knd of economy whch leaves publc buldngs neglected, and publc roads unrepared; whch lets the kds run wld and unschooled untl they become the communtys goats; whch allows cattle and horses n the nuble streets unrestraned; whch n dfferently observes the contnued use of ntoxcatng lquors wth a laugh and a shrug of the shoulders; that economy whch permts these thngs because of a lack of funds or a lack of publc sprt s an economy whch closes the Spgot and opens wde the nunc! A wse taxaton appled and effcently expended should be the most cheerfully pad of all ones blls. Selah. Yours fathfully, L. C. JOHONNOT. TO THE VOTERS OF KAUA desre to announce to the voters of Kaua County that wll be a canddate for nomnaton to the House of Representatves on the Republcan tcket at the forthcomng prmares. wll aprecate the support of all those who beleve n a square deal. THOS. M. CUNNNGHAM, Kapaa, Kaua. Aug. 10, 17, 24, 31. Sept. 7, 14, 21 28, TO THE VOTERS OF KAUA hereby announce that 1 wll be a canddate for the Legslature on the Republcan tcked and herewth request the support of the ctzens of ths County at the forthcomng Prm ares. J. von EKEKELA. Keala, Kaua, Aug. 30, 1920. TO THE VOTERS OF KAUA beg to announce that wll be a canddate for the House of Representatves on the Republcan tcket, and request the support of the voters of the County of Kaua at the comng Prmary electon. S. KELNO Kapaa, Kaua. TO THE VOTERS OF KAUA desre to announce to the Kaua publc that am a canddate for the House of R?f rescntatves on the Republcan tcket and wll greatly apprecate the support of the voters of ths County at the Prmary electon to be held on Saturday, October 2nd.. 1920. JOSEPH CORREA TO THE VOTERS Or KAUA wll be a canddate on the Democratc tcket for Representatve, at the conng prmary electon, and wll pprecate the support of the voters of ths County. S. E. LUCAS. Kapaa, Aug. 17, 1920. NOTCE TO THE VOTERS OF KAUA beg to annouce that 1 wn be a canddate on the Republcan tcket, nomnaton to the House of Representatves, at the forthcomng prmares, and solct the support of the voters of Kaua county. D. K. HAYSELDEN AN OPEN LETTER TO ALL and what form should the plan take? tory s now tryng to bell? TERRTORAL CANDDATES (2).Educaton: (b) What s the m..uy to bo u;:od Gentlemen On the eve of a Terrtoral e.ecton on the results of whch each chld n ths Terrtory an oppor- where located? Lhue, Kaua, Aug. 17th. Where do you stand on gvng to for, that s, for what projects and wll depend the hopes of these slands tunty for an Amercan publc school (c) Are all these projects mport for good government and proper laws educaton? and desrable? N THE CRCUT COURT OF THE for the ensung years, t seems fttng (a) What s the stuaton as re- - (d) Should the bonds be sold and FFTH CRCUT, TERRTORY OF that the members of The Amercan (d) What acton xhould be taken, the money used as quckly as possble HAWA AT CHAMBERS N Legon should be advsed as to the md how promptly, to place our educatonal system on a sound bass? help brng ths about? (e) Can you suggest any way to PROBATE. stand to be taken by the varous canddates on questons whch are of mportance to them and to the Terrtory. even n large amounts, should they mens are needed and why? n the Matter of the Estate of (e) f addtonal funds are needed, (f) What other publc mprove Probate No. 7C7 Because the questons n whch the not be rased, and how? n requestng a publc response to ERLNG E. MAHLUM. Deceased. members of the Legon are vtally (3) Foregn Language Schools: these queres, we desre only to place NOTCE TO CREDTORS nterested are those of broad publc What remedes do you advse n ntellgently before our members some Notce s hereby gven that Letters polcy, t s beleved that the Legon dealng wth the educaton of chldren n schools conducted a voter to make an ntellgent choce BSHOP TRUST COMPANY. LM- of the nformaton necessary to enable Testamentary have been ssued to wll represent publc sentment n askng an expresson of opnon by the n foregn languages and under deals, n exerc sng hs franchse. TED, as Executor of the Last Wll canddates on these ssues. leadershp and doctrnes foregn to Yours for Amercan deals and and Testament of Erlng E. Mahlum, The questons as to whch the canddates are asked to state ther postons (4) Publc Health: THE AMERCAN LEGON, Kaua, Terrtory of Hawa. Amercan cvlzaton? good government. deceased, late of Wamea, County of are as follows: Are you satsfed wth the present Department of Hawa. All credtors of the deceased, or of (t). Amercanzaton: condtons of santaton and health hs estate, are hereby notfed to present ther clams, wth proper vouch- Where do you stand on the doctrne throughout the Terrtory, especally VARETY REPAR SHOP that Hawa s an essentally Amercan ns regards tenements, camps, water Lock and Gun Smth ers or duly authentcated copes thereof, even f the clam s secured by Communty, and that exstng and and sewage? We repar Electrc rons, Percula future laws and polces should be, (a) f not, what should be done to tors, Fhonographs, and all other elec mortgage upon real estate, to the sad tested by the standard of full Amercansm as reresented by the prnc- (b) How do you propose to carry Shop on Kng Street, opposte Young place of1 busness, No. 924 Bethel mprove exstng condtons? trcal and mechancal applances Bshop Trust Company, Lmted, at ts ples of the consttuton of the Unted out your deas? Hotel, Honolulu. Advt. Street, Honolulu, Cty and County of States and a form of government (5) Class Representaton: FOR SALE Honolulu, Terrtory aforesad, wthn whch should represent the nterests Where do you stand as regards the sx A few whte Leghorn months from the date of ths cockrds. of the whole people? vcous tendency to class appeal, class notce, whch s the date of the frst (a) What are your vews n regard representaton, and class legslaton?.mrs. L. C. JOHONNOT publcaton hereof; otherwse such to the possblty and advsablty of (a) Are you for or aganst a campagn on Labor vs Captal. Haole vs All persons ndebted to the sad Box 91, Kapaa clams, f any, shall be forever barred. tryng to Amercanze the alens n our Terrtory, that s, both those who Hawaan, Mssonary vs Lberals, Proletarat vs Uurgoso, or the lke? ment to the sad Bshop Trust Com- estate are hereby notfed to make pay- are by brth Amercans and those who may by law become Amercans? (6) Juvenle Courts: JUS. F. MORGAN pany, Lmted, at the above address. (b) What steps should be taken, Where do you stand n regard to Dated, Lhue, T. H., September 7th. along sound, sane, conservatve lnes Terrtoral support of the Juvenle 1920. to carry out an Ame rcanzaton plan, Court and ts welfare oflcers? Company, Lmted. Bshop Trust Company, Lmted, sards school buldng? (7) Publc mprovements: REAL ESTATE AND NSURANCE Executor, Estate of Erlng E. Mahlum, (b) What s the stuaton as regards school equpment? ng and expendture f publc funds? Phlp L. Rce, Where do you stand as to the ras- STOCKS, BONDS, deceased. (c) What s the stuaton as regards school teachers? to the $2,400,000 of lotu the Terr P. O. Box No. 594 Honolulu Sept. 7,14 21,28 (a) What s the stuaton n regard No. 125131 Merchant St. Attorney for Executor. ;Oct.5,1920. - un CORONA TYPEWRTERS von -- : STUDENT - TRAVELER HOME Produce the same perfect typewrtten copy that any $110.00 machne does mca HAWAAN NEWS CO., LTD. JpjZ.UU Young Hotel Bldg. Honolulu Kl TERRTORAL MESSENGER SERVCE TAKES ORDERS FOR ALL KNDS OF Dry Cleanng and Laundry Work SEND BY PARCEL POST TO 1112 UNON ST. HONOLULU OTTt AM S TO GTVK THE VEY?EST X NSURANCE SERVCE We wll gladly assst you wth estmates and guarantee Sat sfactory adjustments. Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd. Honolulu y5ur carandour board of lubrcaton, engneers, - - Correct Lubrcaton s a scence. Our Board of Lubrcaton Engneers has determned the correct consstency of Zerolene for your car. Ther recommendatons are avalable for you n the Zerolene Correct Lubrcaton Charts. Get one for your car at your dealers or our nearest staton. Use Zerolene for the Correct Lubrcaton of your au tomoble, truck or tractor, STANDARD OL COMPANY ctatldajov (cworn.). r T V"" HONOLULU AND HLO A grade for each type of engne j Theo. H. Daves & Co., Ltd. Sugar Factors and Commsson MPORTERS GENERAL 4 Merchants OF GENERAL MERCHANDSE HARDWARE Bulders Hardware Crockery Glassware Slverware Sportng Goods Fshng Tacklo Frearms Ammunton Safes Refrgerators Spark Plugs Flashlghts Pants Varnshes Brushes Ols Greases Harness Saddlery Roofng Trunks Sut Cases etc. etc. GROCERES Fancy and Staple Lnes, Feed, etc. DRY GOODS Shoes Tolet Supples Statonery etc. etc. 1 NSURANCE AGENTS Wrters of Fre, Marne, Compensaton, Automoble nsurance Polces. AGENTS FOR Canadan-Australa- Royal Mal Steamshp Lne. and Mscellaneous Upon applcaton nformaton wll be cheerfully furnshed n regard to any of our lnes n whch you may be nterested. - H

SHOES At A Bg Reducton, Phone 72 Owng to our beng overstocked n Shoes we are makng a great REDUCTON on all styles, whch nclude shoes of practcally every descrpton for lades and gentlemen. See our lnes of Lades whte Canvas pumps. School Shoes We have splendd School Shoes for BOYS and GRLS, all of whch are beng marked down and are a true savng. You really must see these bargans. Come n and let us show you Qualty and Value, ELEELE J.. SLVA, Prop. STORE THE GARDEN SLAND, TUESDAY, SEPT. 28, 1920 Eleele, Kaua UM Much Comment On Horners Letter Comment on Mr. Horners open leller lo lle homesteaders are beng heard almost daly. Some homesteaders do not seem to agree wth Mr. Horners vews, and even went so far as to say tlt hs poston was to advse and nl to crlcze the methods of the homesteaders, that he was workng togcher wth the plantatons, etc. Others wth more : oserval ve deas, seem to agree that Mr. Horners ponts are well taken, that tn- hgh wages - mentoned are beng actually pad, a also that t s true that the homesteaders themselves, by competng wth each oler for the servces of laborers, have put common labor on a premum. The homesteaders however. defend t leuseh es by sayng that where there s no system establshed by whch all homesteaders would pay the same wages that the plantatons are payng from mouth to month, lls competton s a sort of "necessary evl." Several suggested that f Mr. Horner could work out a system whch would make the wages pad plantaton laborers and homestead laborers as nearly unform as possble, ths evl may eventually be eradcated, but expressed no confdence th.t such a system could work to the satsfacton of all concerned, as there s nothng to prevent any homesteader from payng more wages than another wthout hs neghbor knowng about t. provded of course, he has the means and can do t wthout the help of the plantaton. o on, voc F.UAHUTATOS HLL! H.SL DANCE Lhue Socal Hall OCTOBER 2nd. Musc by Kaua Glee Club Admsson $1.00 Lades Free LETS GO KAMA GLEE CLUB UP-TO-DA- TE For All Occasons MUSC ALAPAK SMTH PHONE 493 KT. Questons and Answers Chropractc Smlar n lassayet No. Chropractc has nothng n common wth massage. Some forms of massage strve to accomplsh what Chropractc does, but the two systems dfferent. t should are-entrel- always that t s only the replacement of subluxated vertebrae and the consequent removal of pressure upon the nerves that produces t results whch are obtaned n any nstance,. and ths no system of massage can do. What Does a Chropractor Dof The Chropractor by a dstnct movement of hs hands adjusts the spnal segments to ther natural postons to free the nerves from pressure. What n anadjustmcnt f An adjustment s a movement of a mnebr of moves of the Chropractors bauds by whch devatng vertebrae are restored to ther natural postons. The tme requred to gve an adjustng move s but a few mnutes. Should an Adjustment he Taken Daly f For most cases a daly adjustment s found to be best. However, there are exceptons, and the judgment of the Chropractor should be consulted as to frequency of adjustment. s a Chropractc Adjustment Panful Not to any apprecable extent. At lrst one mght suppose that a thrust upon the spne would necessarly be panful. Ths s, however, not true. The thrust s gven wth such rapdty and spontanety that no dsagreeable pan s experenced by the patent. Da the contrary, there s a decded feelng of relef as sooa as the adjustment s made. Consultaton arc always free, and t s a pleasure to yve nformaton ctccrnny Chropractc to those alo are nterested. FRANK C. M1GHT0N, D. C. Tp Top Uuldny, Lhue Offce Phone l."7 L Rts. 1lone 4TA L N THE CRCUT COURT OF THE FFTH JUDCAL CRCUT, TERRTORY OF HAWA. AT CHAMBERS N PROBATE n the Matter of the Estate of ELZA KAHELK HOLT, deceased. NOTCE TO CREDTORS Notce s hereby gven that Letters of Admnstraton have been ssued to CHRSTOPHER J. HOLT, as Ad mnstrator of the Estate of Elza Kahele Holt, deceased, late of Lhuc. County of Kaua, Terrtory of Hawa. All credtors of the sad deceased, or of her 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 Chrstopher J. Holt, at hs place of busness, n the County Buldng n Lhue, County of Kaua, Terrtory aforesad, wthn sx months from the date of ths notce, whch s the dutgl of the frst publcaton hereof; otherwse such clams, f any, shall be fur ever barred. All persons ndebted to the sad estate are hereby notfed to make payment to the sad Chrstoher J. Holt, at the above address. Dated, Lhue, T. H., September 21st 1920. CHRSTOPHER J. HOLT, Admnstrator, Estate of Elza Kahele Holt, deceased. PHLP L. RCE. Attorney for Admnstrator. Sept. 21,28;Oct. 5,12.19,1920. TENDERS FOR SCHOOL BULDNG Wth reference to the Rclnbl-f.-tobll, whch s causng so much dscusson among our current crop of asprants for the honor of t epresent ng Kaua n the next legslature, the followng nb- - tr-cts taken from a letter receved by a local canddate for the lower bouse one of the at le.-n- l ng lawyers of Honolulu, mght be nterestng: "There are two sectons n the bll. The lrst secton provdes for puttng Hawaats o pnrt-l- a waaus on the second-clas- s or pastorall lands, to the excuou of other races. 7. prorsm s ( lass h tslal on, s uncn.ll and would he ruled n any court of lar. The second porton of the bll provdes tor the contnued leasng of the sugar lauds to the plantatons. At the concluson of the bll s a joker, whch states n cllcct that f a.y part of the bll be decded by a court of law to be unconst-(utoual-. tha such decson would not nvaldate any other porton of the hll. f the Rehabltaton Hll passes, houesteadng here wll be kl-ed-. the plantatons wll keep wll get,.cst NOTllXO." he N THE CRCUT COURT OF THE FFTH CRCUT, TERRTORY OFj HAWA. AT CHAMBERS N PROBATE Estate J. K. Farley, deceased, late of Koloa, Kaua. The Board of Supervsors of the County of Kaua, wll receve bds up to ten oclock of October 13th, 1920, for NOTCE TO CREDTORS furnshng all labor, materals, tools and equpment necesary for the erect on and completon of a ten class-rooschool buldng at Kalaheo, Kaua. Koloa, Kaua, deceased, duly admtted Plans and specfcatons are on fle at (1) Offce of Clerk of County of Kaua, Lhue, (2) Offce of J. H. Crag, Archtect. 1111 Alakea St.. Honolulu, and may be obtaned by prospectve bdders upon the depost of ten dollars. R. F. M1DDLETON. County Engneer. Sept 21, 28; Oct 5. The undersgned, Wllam O. Smth, of Honolulu, Oabu. Executor of the Wll of Joseph Kendall Farley, late of to probate by the Honorable Wllam C. Ach, Junor. Crcut Jude Ffth Judcal Crcut, hereby gves notce to all persons havng clams aganst the estate of sad Joseph Kendall Farley to present such clame to the undersgned, duly authentcated, at hs olce, Hank of Hawa Buldng. Honolulu, Oahu, wthn sx months from date of the frst publcaton of ths notce or they wll be forever barred. Dated at Lhue, Kaua, ths 4th day FOR SALE Round bottom motor boat hull, feet long, 8 feet beam. Wll make a good work or pleasure boat. Complete wth sals, tanks, etc., reudv WLLAM O. SMTH, of September, AD. 1920. to nstall motor. Prce $800.00. Executor of tho Wll of Joseph Kendall See H. J. EBY. Eleele, Kaua. Farley, deceased. Sept. 28. Oct. 5, 12. 19. Sept. 7,H,21,28;Oct.5,1920, Eat CHLDS When n Honolulu New, modern, hgh class restaurant, eentraly located. Cool and comfort-ade- ; best food and servce. European plan. Operated n connecton wth the Blasdell Hotel.T.P. CHLD, Propretor. We Offer CANADAN Subject to pror s.;le: PROVNCAL P.ONDS PROVNCE OF AL5EKTA, Vx per cent Cold F.onds, Due n 1!!2-1!W-, yeld, per cent. PROVNCE OF UUTS COLCM51A. per cent Vo year (Sold Bonds, due.lune l!ll.", yeld 7 per cent. PROVNCE OF ONTARO,.". per cent Fve year (old 1 Solds, due Aprl lllll, yeld "- per tent. UNTED KNODO.M! OF REAT RRTA1N AND RELAND, 7U per cent Ten year Convertable Sonds, due August, P.tlM, Prncpal and nterest payable n dollars n New York, yeld "Vj percent. Purtlcr nformaton furnshed by STOCK "AND St X 1 KEPT. THE BANK OF KAUA, LTD. Phone SV2X L

THE OARDUH SLAND, TUBMV SEP.T, 28. 1920 Save Your Clothng ECONOMY demands that the expensve shrt, the fne gown sut be laundered, cleaned or dyed only by THE METHOD EXQUSTE of the FRENCH LAUNDRY and DYENG AND CLEANNG WORKS J. ABADE, Prop. Honolulu (Send the package by Farcels Post) s Happnee Worth Much? When we stop to thnk we know t t the one thng of true value. ANYTHNG cpme of rontlnln to the sum of domestc happness should be sezed upon and used. Your bath room should afford a lot of happness provded t s equpped wth a Pembroke Pult-- tub. No drt or mosture can collect behnd or underneath a Pembroke. Honolulu ron Works Co. Wholesale Dstrbutors, Honolulu. SCHOOL NOTES Notces were sent out to all the schools n the Mana-Eleel- dstrct of e the Kaua Teachers Assocaton to the effect that all teachers were nvted to brng ther bathng suts, a pcnc lunch, and meet at Makawell landng for a and meetng. n response to ths, more than twenty teachers from Makawell and Wamea were present. After a swm to sharpen the appette, a sumptuous lunch was spread. When ths was dsposed of to the satsfacton of all, the meetng was raled to order by Mss C. A. Thompson, of the Kaua teachers assocaton apopnted to presde at metngs of the Mana-Eleel- e dvson. n the absence o fthe secretary. Mss Haste, of Eleele, Mrs. Wrght of Wamea was asked to presde for the evenng n that capacty. After a greetng was extended to all a settng forth of the purposes of the meetng commttees were apponted as follows: Program commttee: Mr. Sessons, Mrs. Barde, Mss Lewellng. The recreaton commttee conssted of Mrs. Kelsey as charman who was asked to appont others from other schools to work wth her. t was left wth the program commttee to select the tme, place and nature o fthe next meetng. The queston of an ncrease of salary for teachers was dscussed at some length. t was shown that an ncrease s needed now. n vew of the proposed extra sesson of legslature, a moton was made and carred that each teacher wrte to at least one member of that body askng hs support of a measure gvng a salary ncrease datng from September 1, 1920. t was stated that Calforna and other states had not only gven a lberal ncrease n salary to teachers, but also granted back pay from the begnnng o fthe year. Fnally a moton was made and carred to ajourn and watch the sunset whch was as golden as our hopes of a salary ncrease. --::- P. O.BoxG C. B. HQF6AARD&C0..LTD. WAMEA, KAUA -- DEALERS N-- -- AND- Tel. W-1-5 General Merchandse Buldng Materals BRANCH STORES Kekaha Wamea Mana Wrestlng Bouts Decded Success l,cprttl Hut tthflne & Mm Slvas Toggery, Honolulu. - Dealers n General Merchandse eg -M- gr-mlp?- b ml Amercan Factors Pants AmFac Red Label Coffee Yale Locks & Hardware WHOLESALE DSTRBUTORS.y gy HONOLULU Vt V f Dstrbutor K J j j W TERRT0RY 0F HAWA jffj law Get our latest prce J&.W S (Contnued from Page 1) went 15 mnutes to a draw. n ths round was dsplayed some great work by both boys. n one nstance the Hawaan lad was just about to put the Portuguese boys shoulders to the mat, when all of a sudden, so quck the eye could hardly follow the acton. Perrera was out of hs predcament and on an even footng wth hs opponent. Another tme, they were on ther feet, Penekou got a head hold on Perrera, and wth a mghty heave, threw toe Portuguese rght over hs head. They were all good bouts and the bg crowd went home entrely satsfed wth the evenngs entertanment. E. B. Chllngworth refereed all the bouts and exhbted a thorough knowledge of the game. By no means the least of the evenngs entertanment was Johnson, a gentleman of color, who handled the towel for Rego and Perlera. Johnson kept up a runnng fre of advce and encouragement to hs men that was enlghtenng to the rngsde spectators. An nterestng fact that was not generally known to the large audence s that Penekou, the Hawaan lad from McBryde, who was n the second prelmnary, was overseas wth the ar servce and engneers, and was gassed twce; the effects of whch he feels at tmes. stll Pual ssues Challenge W. Pual, county road employee, ssues a challenge to Rego for a catch-as- - catch-ca- n match for a purse of $1,000; sad match to be pulled off one month from date of last Saturdays match. Kekaha Wrestler May Challenge Wllam Kruse, mll engneer at Kekaha, stated last Sunday that they have a husky Japanese-Hawaawho he beleves, can gve Rego a go for hs money. He says he wll try to get hs man to ssue a challenge. Cummngt Says He Wll Challenge Jonah Cummngs, of Kapaa, stated that he would challenge the wnner of last Saturdays bout. Cummngs s about the same weght as Rego and has qute a bt of mat experence, n tact he has been workng wth Senzan. Rego states that he s qute wllng to take on Cunmmngs at any tme. "9 D MADE BY THEELEgTRCTORAGE BATTERY CQ (O you know what"xbe"means when t comet to selectng a startng battery for your car? t means you are gettng a specalzed product backed up by over a generaton of specalzed experence. t means you are gettng the best that the largest maker of storage batteres n the world can produce. t means you are gettng the startng battery rght n every detal; constructon, performance, durablty. Know the facts come n and examne the "lxbc" for your car. KAUA GARGAE AGENTS 32

TB GAMXEff SLAND, TUf&JAY, PEPT. 2S,..l2Q..tr-:..v.-.. Use jal Cord ores qpo JfFT! "WOSFMfSllll WCTJR rrtot Just watch them pass you on the Road The von Hamm-Youn- g Kapaa Garage, Exclusve Agents for Kaua Co., Ltd. From OFFCER N CHARGE OF GUN THAT STRUCK BALLOON TO BE TRED y The offcer n command o! the battery at Fort Ruger last week when a shell from one ot the guna struck an army balloon, tearng off the rght arm or Corporal Claud Phpps and endangerng the lfe of Capt. Lee Felt, observer, s to be tred by general courtmartal, t s reported. Army offcers are stll nvestgatng why t was that after frng was supposed to have ceased, another shell was fred, penetratng the basket of the balloon. Full detals of the accdent of September 14 were learned today. Corporal Phpps s n Trpler general hosptal, wth hs rght arm amputated! Just above the elbow. t was prac-- j tlcally torn off by the shell exploson, only a few shreds of skn and flesh holdng t together. Accordng to the story told The Star-Bulle- tn by wtnesses of the accdent, the captan and the corporal had ascended n the balloon at Fort Ruger to a heght of about GOO feet. They were about 900 feet from the battery, whch was frng shells, about one nch n dameter, from a gun several tmes that sze probably a 4.6 nch pece of artllery. Several shorts had been fred durng half an hour, all gong over the balloon. Then one of the guns of the battery fred agan for some reason not yet clear. The shell, nstead of passng over the balloon, ht the basket and exploded. t s beleved ts course may have been deflected by camouflage wres sursoundng the gun emplacement, one of the wres possbly deflectng the shot. The shell ht the balloon basket and exploded, tearng a pece several nches long out of Corporal Phpps arm the shell fragment enterng hs arm below the elbow and comng out Just above. t took the bone wth t, tearng t clean away. The shell also tore fve holes n the balloon tself. Cant. Lee Felt, who was seated n the bottom of the basket operatng the telephone, was struck by a splnter of the nstrument board torn from the sde of the basket. Another fragment of the Bhell appears to have cut the telephone wres leadng from the balloon to the bat the Other slands tery, so that there was no telephonc means of communcatng wth the balloon men on the ground. "For Gods sake cut out that frng: youve ht us," yelled Corporal Phpps down to the wnchman and other enlsted men o fthe 3rd balloon company, to whom the balloon belonged. The balloon was mmedately hauled down. Phpps yell to cease frng was heard dstnctly by the battery, 300 yards away. Corporal Phpps dd not lose conscousness or fant, wtnesses say. He exhbted the greatest courage. Whle the balloon was beng hauled down he had the Captan Felt make a tournquet to stop the flow of blood from hs arm. The almost severed arm was bleedng terrbly, and blood from the basket drpped to the ground. An enlsted man who was drvng a truck loaded wth rock heard the shell ht the basket and explode. He drove hs truck up at the top speed, and Corporal Phpps was removed from the balloon and placed on a mattress from the balloon guards tent, on top ot the crushed rock, and rushed to the Fort Ruger dspensary, where the stump of hs arm was bound up and the flow ot blood stopped. From Ruger he was rushed to Trpler general hosptal, where hs arm was amputated. The young solders parents lve n Modesto, Calf. He arrved n the slands wth the 3rd balloon company about four months ago from the manland- Phpps carres $10,000 worth of war rsk nsurance, and from t wll receve compensaton probably of 50 per cent or more dsablty, as hs rght arm, more useful than the left, s gone. Corporal Phpps s recoverng nce ly at the hosptal, and s now able to Star-Bulletwalk around. COL. W. R. RLEY DES AFTER LONG LLNESS Col. Wllam R. Rley, former offcer of the Frst Hawaan Regment, N. G. H., ded n the Let-terma- n general hosptal at San Francsco, September 7. Hs wfe was at hs besde. Colonel Rloy had been n the Let-terma- n hosptal for about a year and a half. He gradually declned n health from the tme be took com mand at Fort Shatter when the regulars were sent to the manland durng the war. News of hs death was receved n Honolulu Wednesday, says the Star-Bullet- He was bured n the natonal cemetary wth full mltary honors. The flag at the Presdo was lowered to half mast at the tme of the announcement ot hs death. When the Natonal Guard regment became the Frst Hawaan nfantry n 1918, Colonel Rley was placed n command o fthe post at Fort Shatter had more men to hs regment than ever before. He dd much durng hs command to beauttfy the fort grounds. Whle n command he became affcted wth cancer and was compelled to go to the Fort Shatter hosptal. He was connected wth the Natonal Guard from 1895, enterng as a prvate. He rose through the ranks to a colonelshlp. Colonel RlejOcame to Honolulu n the early 90s. He was born at Smth Falls, Canada. Colonel Rley was n charge of the carrage and automoble top department of the Schuman Carrage- - Company n cvlan lfe. He was a member ot the Masonc fraternty, the Elks and the Eagles. MRS. HELEN NOONAN S STRCKEN WHLE MOTORNG N CALF A cablegram receved n Honolulu announcng the sudden death at Santa Mara, Calf., last Wednesday afternoon of Mrs. Helen Noonan of Honolulu whle she was out auto rdng wth Dr. and Mrs. George Hey-beralso of ths cty, the latter beng a sster of the deceased. Mrs. Noonan had been on the coast n company wth the Herberts and was supposed to be n good health, and the news of her sudden death came as a shock to her relatons here. Mrs. Noonan, who was affectonately known by every boy or grl of her acquantance n Honolulu as "Aunt Nell Noonan," was a daughter of the late Captan James Makee, one ot the most promnent busness men of Hawa n the old days. She was the sster of Mrs. E. D. Tenhey, Mrs. Mac-tarlan- e George Herbert and Mrs. Jula of Honolulu, Charles B. Makee of Hanalel, Kaua; the late Mrs. Z. S. Spaldng ot Keala, Kaua, and the late Mrs. Frank Hastngs. The story of the lfe of the late Mrs. Noonan n Honolulu s a story ot devoton to church actvtes, to chartable endeavors of every knd and to the promoton of everythng whch seemed to mean a better cty. She was a promnent member of the Epscopal church and a leader n some of ts most mportant branches of work. n addton she was an ndefatgable worker n other chartes of the slands, notably the varous organzatons for the care of the needy, and the Red Cross. t was commonly sad of "Aunt Nell" that she was always busy helpng spmebody. As a grl Mrs. Noonan was a great favorte wth the royal famly. The late Kng Kalakaua and Queen Kapo-lan- estemmed her hghly, and she was equally beloved by Queen Lluo-kalan- and Prncess Kaulanl. Partculars n regard to funeral arrangements had not been receved here up to a late hour. SUSPECTED CASE OF SMALLPOX S WATCHED Mystery surrounds a supposed case of varolod at Ookala, Hawa, says last Sundays Hlo Trbune. J. S. assstant chef santary nspector, stated on Saturday that a young lawaan grl nne years of age, resdng at Ookala. had developed a strange malady havng all the appearance of smallpox. How the dsease, f correct, could have developed, s puzzlng the health authortes, and n the meantme the offcals are takng no chances; the affcted one s beng treated for the dsease untl a complete dagnoss has determned the exact nature of the complant. After an llness of many months, John Todd, a resdent of Hlo, passed away shortly after 5 oclock Thursday mornng at the home of hs daughter n Kalmuk, states the Star Bulletn Born n Kona, Hawa, October 1856, he would have been 64 years of age next mount. Survvng hm are hs wdow and chldren, Davd, Walter, Edmond, Alexander, Frances, Mnne, rene, Mrs. Wllam Ragsdale of Hlo. Mrs. D. K. Pahu, Mrs. Renne of Hardee, Mrs. Lee Perce, and 15 grandchldren. He s a brother of Wllam Todd, of Hlo, and half-brothe- r to E. V. Todd, Mrs. J. J. Mehlsten, Mrs. Alce Asch of Honolulu and A. W. Todd of e He was a number of the Hlo Lodge ot Owls. Servces we held n St. Andrews CathedralFrlday afternoon at 4 oclock Hs ashes were taken to Kona for The many frends of F. C. Paetow, of Nul, Kohala, wll regret to learn of hs death "Saturday evenng, Sept. 18th, n the Kohala Hosptal, accordng to a telephone message receved late last evenng, says last Saturdays Hlo Trbune. For a number of years Paetow had been n falng health and about two weeks ago suffered a stroke, from whch he never ralled, gradually snkng untl the end came last evenng. Probably no man was better known n the Kohala dstrct than the deceased, he havng been bookkeeper for the Nul plantaton for more than two decade Paetow was a natve of England and about 53 years old at the tme of hs death. He was an Elk and a promnent Mason. Fre destroyed the garage of J. F. Woods at Rama ranch, Kohala, Hawa, last Saturday afternoon,, the buldng beng entrely wped out, n addton to about 600 gallons of gasolne gong up n smoke, says last Sundays Hlo Trbune. Woods automobles were barely saved but the car belongng to Yamanaka, hs chauffer, was completely burned. The orgn of the fre s unknown, the supposton at present beng that t started from some old ol rags. : o: OCTOBER 9th S CLEAN UP DAY Governor Charles McCarthy has set asde by proclamaton, October 9, 1920, as a clean up, fre and accdent preventon day. The offce of the Fre Marshall of the Tentory asks your wth commercal, ndustral, labor, cvc and other organzatons to carry out the purpose for whch the day s sot asde. JEWELERS Everythng n the Slver and Gold Lne, Rch Cut Glass and Art Good Merchandse of the Bet Qualty Only. H.F.WCHMAN&Co.,Ltd Leadng Jewelers, P. O. Box 342 Honolulu U ra 11 How mn mrm helps housewves KEEN KUTTER s a regstered trade-mar- k that dentfes and guarantees hghest qualty n any artcle on whch t s stamped. You wll fnd t on knves, shears and cutlery of all knds, ktchen.specaltes, mancure artcles and many other thngs whch play an mportant part n your household. Whenever you fnd the KEEN KUTTER trade-mar- k, you may always be sure that the artcle whch bears t s of the hghest qualty n every respect. SMMONS HARDWARE COMPANY "TV. rmnuthn. QUALTY jt u. raw w TrW. Hut Uc.ot4 CALFORNA FEED CO. LMTED Dealers n 1 Hay, Gran and Chcken Supples SOLE AGENTS FOR nternatonal Stock, Poultry Food T and other specaltes. Arabc for coolng ron Roofs. Petaluma n- -? cubators and Brooders. x Kngs.Specal.Chck.Food P. O. Box 452 Honolulu T

8 Tflf gaudn toatb, fapapa?, sept. 28, 1920 Hff1" "! 8 ff KJ NX ft THE UNVERSAL CAR The war s over and war prces mut go. Effectve at once, Ford cars, trucks and tractors wll be sold F.O.B. Detrot at the followng prces: Reducton n Prces of Ford Products Tourng-Regul- ar wth starter Runabout-Regul- ar " wth starter.. $440.00 5 0.00 1 395.00 465.00 Chasss-regul- ar Coupe --wth starter and demountable rms 360.00 745.00 Sedan-wt- h starter and demountable rms 795.00 Truck-wt- h Pneumatc tres 545.00 Tractor 790:00 The Ford Motor Company makes ths reducton n the face of the fact that they have on hand mmedate orders for 1 46,065 cars and tractors. The Company wll suffer a temporary loss whle usng up the materal bought at hgh prces. They are wllng to make a sacrfce n order to brng busness back to a gong condton as quckly as possble and mantan the momentum of the Buyng power of the country. Henry Ford says, "The war s over and t s tme hgh prces were over. There s no sense or wsdom n tryng to mantan an artfcal standard of values. For the best nterest of all, t s tme a real practcal effort was made to brng the busness of the country and the lfe ofjthe country down to regular prewar standards." We are at your command wth regular Ford effcency and servce and eagerness to fll your orders. n La! "f AVsVV.... 5P ) V DUtrbultd by (A FAN-PACF- C Certan-tee- d TRADERS, Ltd. HONOLULU, T. H. Manufactured a U. S. A. by k Products Corporaton General Offce: St. Lou SERVCE Certan-tee- d means roof servce Here s roofng that s deally adaptable to every type of buldng n every town, cty or country. Here s a roofng that gves not only the most complete weather protecton year after year, but that s a protecton aganst sparks and general conflagraton. Here s a roofng that can he quckly lad by anyone who wll follow the smple drectons whch accompany t. Here s a roof coverng that ublc Opnon the world over has pronounced to be "the best roofng for roofs and the best roofng of ts type." Certan-tee- d s made n rolls, both smooth and mneral surfaced (non-fadn- g red or green). The latter s also made n shngle form. Certan-tee- d means certanty of qualty and guaranm satsfacton." Certan-tee- d s sold or can be quckly obtaned by all relable dealers. t wll pay to get t. EXPORT OFFCES: FRST NATONAL BANK DLDC WOOLWORTH BULDNG SAN FRANCSCO NEW YORK Certan-tee-d m LHUE WNS PROTESTED GAME (Contnued from Pago 1) lruns fanned. No runs. Egth nnng Llhuo Tank struck out. Prlostc grounds out short to llrst. Toxora grounds out ptcher to frst. No runs. McUryde Henderson flcs out to left feld. Davd strkes out and Antono grounds out short to frst. No runs. Nnth nnng Lhue Mtsu grounds out thrd to frst. Carvalho gets a sngle and steals second. Fernandas safe on error at frst and Carvalho comes home. Per-rer- a hts a grounder to thrd but s safe on error at frst. Do gets a sngle and brngs Fernandes home. Ta flcs out to thrd.tank fles out to thrd. Two runs. McDrydo Spaldng grounds ptcher to frst. Robello fles out to short. Jordan goes frst on wld ptch, and Medcros fans. No runs. MAKEE VS LHUE The playoff of the 1G nnng te between Makeo and Lhuo wll probably take placo at Kapaa, nstead of on neutral grounds at Wapoul, next Sunday afternoon. Tho grounds should be roped off and enough pollco oflcals detaled for ths game to prevent a repetton of tho rowdy conduct of the fans at tho form er game. KEEP YOUR PCTURES N PHOTO ALBUMS t preserves thorn for futuro entertanment. Complete new assortment from 35c to $10.25. Specal Attenton to Ordors by Mal HONOLULU PHOTO SUPPLY CO. Everythng Photographc 1059 Fort Street.,. Honolulu NOTCE No huntng s allowed on Grove Kam lands wthout wrtton permsson. All persons found trespassng wth ether gun or dog wll ho prosecuted. G. N. WLCOX. Sept. 2S, Oct. 5, 12, 19. Koloa Plantaton Store Wholesale and Retal Groceres Dry Goods of all Descrptons. Tank Buldng General Plantaton Supples Rolnforccd Brazng W. H. MULLN WELDNG ENGNEER Acotyleno and LHUE HOTEL Electrc Weldng Knual. BANKNG noulls : 9 A. M. TO 15 P. M. ON AND AFTEK AUGUST Cth.. The Bank of Hawa Ltd. LnUE HKANC NOTCE All shootng on the lands of Llhuo Plantaton Company, Ltd. s forbdden. All former permts to hunt on these lands arc cancelled. CHARLES A. RCE, Lessco of shootng rghts Lhue Plantaton Co., Ltd., N THE CRCUT COURT OF THE FFTH CRCUT, TERRTORY OF HAWA AT CHAMBERS N PROBATE n tho Matter of tho Estate of MANUEL FERRERA, deceased. Order of notlco of Petton for Allowance of Accounts, Determnaton of Trust and Dstrbuton of the Estate. On Readng and Flng tho Petton and accounts of Manuel S. Henrquos, Admnstrator of sad estate, wheren pettoner asks to bo allowed $1,827.57 and charged wth $4,741.00, and prays that b accounts bo examned and ap proved, that ho nnd hs securtes bo dscharged from all futhcr respons bltes concernng Bald estate and that n fnal order of dstrbuton bo nado of tho property remanng n possesson ttled. to tho persons thereto en t s ordered, that Tuesday, tho 2nd day of November, A. D. 1920, at 9:30 oclock A M. at tho Court Room n Lhuo, Kaua, of ths Court, bo and tho samo hereby s apponted tho tlmo and placo for hearng sad Petton and Accounts, and that all persons nter ested then and thero appear and show causo, f uny they have, why sad petton should not bo granted, and present evdence us to who aro enttled to the sad proporty. Dated tho 27th day of September, (1920. (Sgd.) WLLAM a AC, JR. Judgo of the Crcut Court of tho Ffth Crcut. Attest: J. C. CULLEN, lasst. Clerk of tho Crcut Court of tho Ffth Crcut. Sept. 28, Oct. C, 12, 19.