The Teachers' Convention

MS Jtls & Klhlo Wllc6x ". K- SUGAll Tbe Raws, 0.00 Gnnlen sland Beet, no fnlo Represents Mkt. Stonly. All Kaua. ESTABLSHED 1904. YOL. 13. NO. 49. LHUE, KAUA, TERRTORY OF HAWA, TUESDAY. DECEMBER, 4, 1917 SUBSCRPTON RATES, $2.50 PER YEAR 5 CENTS PER COPY 12. 4 Kb L r l Change Of Local Mal Schedule Mrs. Burke and Mss Hubbard of Knpaa, Mss Thompson, tho new Owng to the nter sland change prncpal at Makawol and the Msses of Schedule a smlar change s nvolved. Fndloy of Lhuc remaned at for the local sland mals. Hanale after the closo of tho Teachers Conventon and spent he The now Schedule, whch s now n week-en- d at the Wlcox cottage. Operaton, works as follows: Monday tho mal cornea over from Kc-kah- a Mrs.Brdgewater and Mss las-lo- p wll probablv "be out of quarantne n a day or sp. The teachers and way statons. Tnepday, K-naleavng Llno on arrval of u, tho who escaped quarantne are talkng about gvng them a comng out t returns n the afternoon to connect wth tho Knau leavr tlat party but nothng has been decded afternoon for. Wednesday t comes agax.from Kekaha to about t as yct. LlUe. Tlmrsday loavo Lhuc for Mrs, tuth Gbbs of Haena was Kekaha on arrval of tho Knau. tho week-en- d guest of Mrs. Mesck Frday leaves Kekaha for Lhuonnd atllanamaulu. returns to Port Allen for Knau Mss Kuhlg, the dstrct nurse, leavng 5 p. m. for. s sellng red. cross stamps. Dont For the wndward sde, of the sland there wll he no mal on Monday. forget to put a few cents asde for ths worthy charty. Tuesday the mal wll go to Makawel began mllng yesterday and McBrydo wll begn n a Hanale and return to connect wth the Knau, Wednesday no mal. Thursday Lhue to Hanale to connect wth nftornoon mal to Port Allen. Saturday Lhue to Hanale and return. Chcken Theves A quartet of tjcvcs nvaded Kpuka on Frday last armed wth a gun and started executon among a flock of chckens belongng to lon. W. Hyde Rce. After eght chckens had been downed the nvaders were nabbed and brought to Lhue, where ther case came up before Judge Hjorth on Saturday. Joe Alcxnndro, Portuguese, and an old offender just out of jal was gven the lmt of one.year n the calabose; Jose Akaba, Flpno, drew a three months sentence n wnch to thnk over hs shortcomngs and one other Flpno was dscharged. Felx Fernandez, the remanng thought he saw a loophole thru whch he mght escape and engaged Attorney A. G. Kfulukou to defend hm, the case beng postponed uutl Monday. "Monday when tho case was called Felx stll was wthout a loophole and had to take hs medcne, 3 months. Hs plea of beng a guardsman was gnored by hs Honor, who casually remarked, that beng the case, would be all the more reason for sovcro punshment beng meted out. The foul murdered chckens were of the very fnest breed, one rooster alono havng cost 7.50, hence tho stff sentences. The unfortunate brds have been deposted n cold storage for dsposal. Leut. Oscar Gbson Leut. Oscar for-m- er W. Gbson, the popular sergeant-nstruct- or of tho Natonal Guard, who has been attendng tho offcers tranng camp, was on Kaua a few days last week shakng hands wth hs m any frends. He shows the effect of the strenuous weeks n hs lean body and sunburned face, but he looks mglty ft. Leut. Gbson s assgned to the Natonal Army nstead of the olfcers reserve corps and s expectng to be called to the front at any tme. o Red Cross Change of Hours The mornng sessons of tho L-hu- o Red Cross Unt hereafter wll bofom8:30 to 11:30 nstead of from 9 to 12 as hereforo. Mcllrydo Store s n tho market wth ts usual ntellgent enterprse, wth a fne dsplay of Chrstmas goods. To meet the convenence of ther patons they wll keep open Saturday evenngs. local and Personal Notes couple of weeks. Kekaha has already been mllng for some weeks, o Tho Knau dd not get away rom Port Allen untl ( oclock on Frday. t wll keep her busy every mnute to make the two trps a week and do all the work whch that nvolves; and thero are knowng ones who say that she cant make t. Departng from Port Allen by the Knau on Frday to attend the planters meetng now on n were managers Woltcrs of Kea-l- a, Weber of Lhue, Alexander of McBrydo, Baldwn of Mako,wel, Snclar Kobnsou of Gay and Robnson, Uwart of Wamea and Fayc of Kekaha. Mss Lyda ng and Mss Lly Chow, both of, are makng a sx weeks vst wth Mr. and Mrs. Enoka Lovell, Jr., of Nawl-wl-. Mss ng s a cousn of Ms Esther ng, formally a teacher at Elcclo. - Mr. Stewart went to Town on Saturday for a few days on busness. Tho December meung of the Mokhana Club has been ndefnetly postponed: T. C. Macdonald, underwrter, who expected to leave for tho coast today has delayed hs departure untl next Frday. Mrs. Fred Carter entertaned a number of frends at her homo n Lhue last Saturday evenng. Dane--, ng was tho feature of tho evenng.. Mortmer Lydgate had attaned to an honorable place on the All Stars Toot Ball Team that of rght tackle, a" very responsble postson. Tho lecture by Mss Bshop whch was to have taken place ths evenng at tho home of Mrs. Wn. Hyde tce, s "postponed untl further notce. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Bartlett returned to Tuesday after havng spent several months at that Mecca of all artsts, Hanale. Mr. Batlctt ntends gong to Mau and Hawa to hunt out artstc bts to add to Hs already famous water-colo-rs and sketches Duty Vs. Self Overheard at the teachers nsttute at Hanale was a remark made by one of the teachers, after a strrng patrotc address and two excellent pleas for the work of the Red Cross m not gong to gve ono cent to tho Red Cross; 1 need all the money earn for mysolf 1" Whero s tho possblty of the teachng of loyal ctzenshp to the chldren who wll be tho men and women of tho next generaton, who, are under the leadershp of ono who gves expresson to such a sent ment? The Teachers Conventon Frday, Nov. 30 was the day on whch the weather man who had been frownng and unplcatanl rtll the weok to the people of Hanale, began to smle, n" the welcome of tho teachers who flocked from all parts of the sland for ther annuhl meetng. The conventon was called to order by Presdent E. A. Knudscn and opened wth a, rousng Star Spangled Banner" The report of secretary Mss Blanche Martn, gave an account of tho meetng hold January,26. 1917 at Wamea and that of tho treasurer, Mss Etta Lee showed the "astoundng" surplus of over seventy dollars n the treasury. By a unanmous vote tho offcers of the precedng year were wth the excepton of the treasurer, Mss Lee resgnng n favor of Mss Chrstopherson. The program commttee for the next year was announced as follows: Mss Hundley, charman; Mr, Wm. McCluskey, Mr. H.. Bro-d- e, Mr. John Bush, Mrs. Josephne Chamberlan. Address of Welcome The address of welcome was gven by Mr. A. Menefoglo, supervsor, county of Kaua. On begnnng " nover can manage to say very much" ho was greeted,wth a protestng exploson- of laughter by those who knowt well the genal joker of Hanale, He proved hmself a good example of a loyal Amercan of foregn brth sayng "The Hag of Amerca cannot bo trmmed to ft anyones back, we are or are not Amercan." Red Cross Work The Lhue Auxlary of the Amercan Red Cross was represented by Mrs. Chas. Rce and the Western Kaua.unt by Mrs. E. A. Knud-- J sen. Mrs. Rce gave a few valuable suggestons as to ways n whch thu schools and school chldren can help n the great work. K"nttng classes for the grls have been begun n Lhue and the number of kntters can be greatly ncreased ; chldren may snp scraps of cloth nto fllngs for hosptal pllows whch are so much needed. t s a sgnfcant fact that the monthly shpmonts of materals from ths auxlary have been averagng fve hundred dollars n value and the ncrease of work demands more money to furnsh materals. All contrbutons wero asked to bo sent n as soon as possble. Mrs. Knudscn sketched the hstory of tho Red Cross, begnnng wth ts foundngs a t Geneva, through ts varous stages of usefulness to ts present day status of a membershp well up n the mllons. An amusng ncdent avos related of a man 1n who mssed hs dress sut and found from hs wfe that t had gono to tho led CroH. He consoled hmself wth tho thought that Prnce Albert mght get more use of t, than he. A pleasng pcture was drawn of the frendshp and coopcaton shown n the groups whch are workng together each weok. A very enjoyable muscal number was rendered by tho competent Hawaan sexletto from among the Koloa teachers, Mrs. Aka. Mrs. Blake, Msses Kahe, Kalawe, V-dnand Mr. Lovoll They wero encorqd and later called upon agan. Mrs. Henry Sholdon also sang a solo wthout accomnanment whch s dlcult o accomplshment and was well accomplshed. Garden Hnts A talk by Mr Lesle Clark gave valuable suggestons to would-b- e gardncrs, many of whch wll be of great beneft f carred out n the school gardens. Hs advce was to avod turnng up the sub-fo- l whch s found from four to twelve nches beneath the surface clay, to prepare a good tlth by not dggng when too wet and thus to avod "puddlng"; to plant corn n square patches to nsuro bettor pollnaton by the wnd and to avod deep cultvaton when- - the roots are well developed. Ho emphaszed the mportance of the rotaton of crops, usng less mneral fertlzer and savng weeds to make compost heaps, ths beng almost as valuable as the use of stable manure. Sweet potntr slps planted at the mddle nstead of the ends wll produce more and rounder and less fbrous potatoes. Patrotc Address Tho. guest of honor was Judge James J Banks of Alabama who strred tho souls of each ono of hs audence, as hs own was strred, by a patrotc address whch wll be publshed later n these est columns attenton to tho problems nvolved,; and another two hours and a Luau Lunch half of mltary drll n the afternoon wth two hours of study n the The meetng was adjourned for two hours durng whch a genune evenng. good luau was served n tho beautfully decorated o 1 d Hawaan ed by the men throughtout, no ohe The very best sprt was dsplay church adjonng the school.. Ltth showed the least dsposton to shrk whte-cappeapproprately d. grls or "lay down;" there was the offcated there as well as behnd most cheerful recognton of the the tables of danty handwork, the camp dscplne; every a)an was work of the school-chldre- whch there to do hs best and he dd for was on dsplay n the smaller school all that was n hnn, thought was buldng. pretty hard on some of us to do t, AFrERNOON SESSON and t took the starch out of Eome The Latn Countres The meetng reopened wth a most nterestng talk on "The Latn Countres of Europe and Amerca" by Rov. Mr. Carver. Ho dwelt mostly upon the nterestng trad tons o f Moorsh Portugal and panted a. glowng pcture of a tcachcrss paradse n Brazl, whero the teacher has a house and two servants furnshed, a n average salary of $150 per month and upon retrng after nne years of servce, gets half salary for the rest of hs lfe; after twelve years, two-throf salary and after eghteen years, the total salary whch s sent regularly whthersoever he lsteth. The Mllon of the Hgh School Mr. Wn. McCluskey addressed the conventon on "What tho Hgh School Should Mean to Us." Ho crtczed the crtcsm whch has called the hgh school the "fourth dmenson," meanng that t deals wth thngs whch have nothng to do wth lfe. Tho elementary perod of educaton, whch s at present too long " should be desgned to ntroduce the young mnd to tho world of thngs; the secondary to the socal usages of these thngs." Hs deal s to make tho Hgh School vocatonal plus educatonal; to gve tho AlgebraGcometry and Trgonometry that a mechanc, for nstanco, would ever need n a ono year course; to offer an opportunty to study the practcal scencs of Physcs Chemstry and Bology n the samo length of tme; to have a practcal busness course; to study the past n relaton to tho present m a manner whch wll tend to develop good ctzenshp; to come nto contact wth tho great mnds of all ages; to teach the apprecaton of Art, Musc and Astronomy vhch ed on page 10) Tranng Camp Actvtes Leut. Phlp Rce, home for a few days on a bref furlough, ntervewed bv the Garden sland, gave substantally the followng account of the lfe and aelvtes at the Offcers Tranng Camp at Seho-fel- d. was there for three months and t was, as you say, a very strenuous and eventful throe months. There wero one hundred of us, and weo-cup- ed one large two story buldng, the upper story of whch was gven over to the dormtory; the lower to ktchen, dnng room, store rooms, offces, etc. Every day was flled to overflowng wth a round r f unbroken actvty. Tho frst call was at o: 15 a. m, roll call at 5:30. Breakfast at G. Clean up at 0:30, and so on all through the long day tll 9 oclock at nght, when "lghts out" was the most welcome sound that could fall on human ears The days actvtes wero pretty severe, oven for those of us who were farly well used to athletcs and an actve lfe,so you can magne what t was for those who had led a sedentary lfe n offces or stores. These actvtes ncluded a settng up drll of one and a half to two hours, three hours or so of mltary drll and manual at arms n the forenoon, Avhch ncluded the sharp- us mghtly. The Commssarat was allrght; the fare was good smple, but wholesome, and well cooked. Of course workng lke that, you know a man can cat almost anythng, but guess t was good anyhow. One of tho strange thngs was the nordnate desre for candy nothng went to tho rght spot qute as well as a pound of candy home made candy, m partcular. We were allowed, by way of wages durng ths tranng perod, S100 a month. As Commssoned offcers wo wll get 81-1- moro, for a Second Leutenant, and $1(50 for Frst Leutenant. n regard to tho Trenches: Well they were supposed to he as closely as possble an exact dupl cate of thoso to be found n the war zones at tho Front. They were 7 ft deep and just wde enough to get along n, pass the supples etc. And me had to dg them, andsomo of t was mgh ty hard dggng. At frst tho effort was made to keep tho men dggng contnuou- - ly, but they soon found that more headway was mado by dong t n relays of 15 mnutes each. Very few people who havent tred t know how hard pck and shovel work jean be, especally for a steady det day after day. The frst day or two were smply kllng but after that we got down to a bearng and t went allrght. Of course you understand that t s no fun to ptch the drt out of a narrow grave 7 ft. deep, oven f you do know how to do t. The Trenches were arranged as, n tho war zones, wth a front tme, and back lne and wth connectng short trenches. n collecton wth back ln8 wero the supply quarters, tho commssarat. tho relay quarters etc. these behg caves or chambers Change n Organzaton of Local Red Cross Mrs. 0. A. Rce has just receved notfcaton of the transfer of nc. slands of Mau and Kaua to the jursdcton ol the chapter. Ths s n the nterest of unformty ond effcency and means, that henceforth reports, membershps, funds and fnshed work wll bo sent to nstead of h Washngton. v. j The sland of Kaua, workng together as a whole, wll now consttute an auxlary consstng of varous unts mado up n the dfferent dstrcts. t. Tho change of organzaton s one whch meets wth the entre ap- -, proval of the local Red Cross lead. ors, and s what they have long felt must ultmately come. Murder at Kapaa Mauha On Frday nght a Korean was murdered n a contractors camp n the mountans mauka of Knnan.. the murderer beng a Japanese. Some dspute s sad to have been the causp. The man has been apprehended and hs case s to come up today at Kapaa. A coroners n- - quest over the body was 1eld on Saturday, leavpg no doubt about the man havng come to death n a" foul manner. 0... Postoffce for Kapaa 0 The next step n Jho advancement of the thrvng lttle pllage of Kapaa wll probably bo the establshng of a postoffce., When Postmaster D.. Mae- - Adam was on Kaua, wth the Congressonal party, he was approached on the subject of a postotlce for Kapaa. Ho sad he was hghly n, fayor of t and f the necessary number of sgnatures were placed n hs hands he would see that the was establshed. Thanksgvng Servces offce LhucTJnon Church held the us- - ual Thanksgvng Servce Thursday mornng whch was well attended. Specal musc ncluded an anthem by the tho chor; and specal decora tons conssted of a generous dsplay of tho fruts and vegetables grown on the slond. The Sermon emphaszed the mportance of realzng our benefts n order that we may apprecate them " and be grateful for them. A specal collecton for the Red Cross amounted $35. Marred Wllam Gunderson of McBrydc was marred to Rose Souza on Saturday evenng at the Wamea Catholc Church by Father Herman., Jula G undersol was brdesmad and Manuel Fernandez was groomsman. A very fne recepton luau followed at tho Gunderson home at Wa-hawhch was partcpated n by a large number of guests. Mr. Gunderson s a secton Luna on McBrydo Plantaton. dug out underground and tmbered up f need bo. Here we had to lve for days at a tme, and all tho actvtes of lft had to be carred on just as n tho European Trenches, and nl tho Snntary provsons had to be mado just as though t wero for an extended occupaton. t was a very unque experence. Leut. Rco s temporarly attached to the 2fth nfantry but for how long or whero next ho has no dea.,

THE GLORY OF 1 15 MADNESS Kxtrnot ron letter wrtten ty Mnor the Kcv. Stanley r.shop, 1st North M FoM Amlmhncv, 1. K. F. July 6th, HOC). As you know, cant gve you dates or places or anythng but. personal detals. For several weeks we have been gettng ready to do some thng. have spent a great deal of my tme n the, trendes, gettng to know, the le of the land, n prepa raton for what mght have to do. Then came the day when all the battle statons had to lx arranged Wrath specally asked that mght be allowed to go wth the Ambulance, after had begged hm to allow me to stand by them n foul weather. The General agreed and sad he would be glad to have one Chaplan rght up n case of emergency. worked out a complete scheme for all emergences and sub mtted t to the Dvson. t was prnted verbatm as a Dvsonal oder the same afternoon. Well we all got nto poston. Wrath and had a hole n the sde of a bank and made t splnter proof wth three layers of sand-bag- s. You remember sayng that you felt about ten days ago that somethng unusual was gong on. t was! We were hurlng tons of shells on to the German lnes and they were replyng. Of course we were rght n front of our foremost batteres wth the nfantry, so all our own shells were rong over us anl the nose of the shells was terrfc. t seemed to make even thought mpossble.. We were very buy. Then one mornng the boys went over wth the bayonet and shell was let loose. Every gun the Germans could fnd was fred at full speed. Shells burst everywhere. t was nothng lke a battlefeld one reads about. Altogether the ground we were, nterested n ours and the enemy s was not twos.uarenules.l and over a thousand guns were hurlng shells on to that small! space hour after hour untl there was hardly a space of ten yards wthout a shell hole. Dugouts were drven n, trees and parts of houses were flung through the ar, and amd t all the stretcher benrert were brngng n the desperately wounded, whle the lghter cases were staggerng to the advanced ad post. Frst they came n ones and twos, then n tens, then n a steady stream untl hundreds were passng through. Those hours arc a confused nghtmare. remvn-bere- d seeng the frst hatch of forty walkng cases off by the new trench and then runnng back to report to Wrath that they had leen seen and the trench blown n behnd them makng ts further use mpossble. found hm cool and steady, dealng wth scores when there was not room for ones. Then a race to a battery telephone. Cars! Rght up under cover of the wood and we wll clear across the open. look and vanshes. Up they dashed a car at a tme. remember standng out at a corner, drectng the wounded and the, bearers to the cars and gettng j them off, four lyng and two stand--, ng or ten standng. Car after car, whle the shrapnel and hgh explosves burst all round. Heavens! What a scene. Blood everywhere, men staggerng, men dyng and we stoppng our laughter and jokes--th-nk of t to help some poor wretch over hs last agony. Then on agan swat pourng off one, but the wounded must be cleared. That was the one note all through clear, clear, clear, get them clear. You know what weather t was. Har, face, clothes, no one was recognsable. Faces twsted wth pan, some dumb, some sngng, some cursng. One lad came n sngng. Wrath took hs leg off above the knee. Quarter of an hour later was gettng hm nto a car. How those drvers and bearers worked. The bearers were stng- - THE GARDEN SLAND. TUESDAY, DEC. 4. 1917. gerng but wouldnt gve n. And everyone was askng "How s t gong? Aro we through? s t true that the Colonel s dead?" and hero and there men sayng ovrr and over "Wheres my brother? What an nferno! A shell strps the roof of our shelter, but Wrath goes on operatng, whle, outsde, stare stupdly as t bursts n the bank and half blnds me then laugh half mad, and cheer the boys on to the car. "Ths way to Blghty, loys any more for the shore step up step up " 1! Men are fallng parched wth thrst. Water bottles arc dry must have more, Buckets from no where everyone s mad but everyone s dong the rght thng nstnctvely. Stll they come and stll Wrath and hs men operate steadly and coolly, vet not wastng a second, whle we unsklled ones examne the feld dressngs as men come along and pass them or reject them and turn them nto the "surgery." A staff offcer dashes up has a Wll they never stop? Shellng, yes of course they are shellng, but we were too busy to talk or thnk about t. Every word must be yelled, and even then t s dffcult to hear. Famlar voces call for a hasty word "Wlere s t,.old man? Oh! thats a smple bghty-luck- y dog. On you go." Humours begn to flter through. The cavalry are comng up Rot! No cavalry could get through here. But they are theyve been seen. havent seen them: besdes the 5th are wped out. The 5th have takcn the second lne and arc rushng the 3rd. The 5th have retred the 5th never started and so on! know, every body knows, nothng. t s gettng dark now and must be tvenng. Wo have been at t for 14 hours. The numbers are steadly growng less. Then t becomes dffcult to fll the cars. Only ones and twos now. The battle s over! WJat has happened? We nether know or care. The feld for the moment, s clear. "Come and have! lunch. Wrath, ts tenthrtv and bed-tm- e! "But he s already lyng n hs corner under the bank. drop down besde hm, and though the guns thunder on for three hours we le there n sold sleep. Then the second phase begns all over agan wll t never end? Well! ts ended now. Those who arc lett aro taken out of the lne and replaced by others. Falure! we ddnt break through, but others have. Our task was beyond us and the old battalon has been thnned out to less than half. All the old faces havo gone Jeffres, worn out wth stretcher carryng, sobs as he tells me that only sx are left from hs platoon. More than half the offcers have gone. But! well all our dead have lx?cn properly bured such as are not up aganst the German wre. No truce would our lads have, even to brng n ther dead. Ther wounded have been brought n. n contempt of the enemy. have just returned from the old battalon, now commanded by the Junor Major wth Naylor as second n command and only one other captan left. They would go over the top agan ht f they were allowed. They are full of fght and enthusasm. Eor me, hope to forget all about ther herosm. have seen and heard too much, for there s a pont bevond whch ones heartstrng can not be wrung. The General has been so good as to send for me and thank me for what dd. dont know what! dd. Beyond the carefully thought out scheme whch am told worked automatcally, all s just a ghastly nghtmare. know was dong somethng all the tme, but just what want to forget. have now had my boots off and slept n a bed! What a luxury and a bath! Contnental n sze, truly, but water and soapl The "glory" of war s a le spoken by those who know nothng of t. t s all hdeous squalor suffer- - ng madness. God grant we may make an end of war ths tme by crushng rght out that devlsh ambton and lust of power whch brought on ths conflct, chldren may have peace. KM that our Fryng Shortenng For For Cake Shortenng Makng There s no smoke nor odor. Fred foods arc free from the taste of grease. They now are tasty and crsp, They are made more dgestble, for Crsco s all vegetable, The same Crsco can be used to fry fsh, onons, doughnuts, etc., merely by stranng out the food partcles after each trvng. Crsco gves pastry a new flakness and dgestblty. Crsco always s of the same freshness and consstency. ts unform qualty makes for unform results. Cake Mayng r--.. 11- -- t 1. - 1 crsco gves renness asmancr cus, 11 urmg ;ukc-makt- R back to popularty. Butter blls are reduced and Send a Chrstmas ALOHA of choce Hawaan Products Sx full szed 0J oz. jars of those flavorsome Kellys Havaan ltvservcs, a ). box of Doles glace Pneapple Slces, and 2 11)8 Old Kona Collce. Securely packed tor express shpment. ff By express to any address. Wegh 12 lbs. X-- your express agent how much to nclude to cover express charges. HENRY MAY & CO. Ltd. Grocers, H. T. Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd. buys and sells REAL ESTATE and STOCKS and BONDS v and rents SAFE DEPOST BOXES Fort and Merchant Sts. MAX CRSCO Fryng--Fo- r GREENBAUGH Manufacturers Agent KAUA CORRESPONDENCE NVTED Offce: Hawaan Hotel P.O. Box 524 HONOLULU Chrstmas G O NOW ON DSPLAY DO YOUR SHOPPNG EARLY TJe Most Complete Dsplay n the Hstory of our Store Somethng to Sut the pocket book of everybody. Mammoth assortment of TOYS Bg new lne of BOOKS for both Chldren and Grownups - Beautful lne of Japanese Slk Goods, Framed Pctures, and other thngs too numerous to menton. HOFGAARDS Wamea

THE GARDEN SLAND TUESDAY, DEC. 4, 1917 3 Syllabus cf a Course of Lectures S. S. "Knau" Schedule Prvate on Submarne Patrol Leave, Monday. 5 p. m. A prvate letter receved by Mr. Arrve Nawlwl, Tuesday a. m. Chrs. Holt from hs son tells entertanngly of hs experences on ward Leave Nawlwl, Tuesday, 5 p. m. A Toup Through Russa Arrve, Wednesday, p.m. the yacht tamblcr dong submarne Leave, Wednesday, 5 p.m. patrol duty ol the coast of France. By N. n. Usthop. F. R, G. S. Arrve Nawlwl, Thursday, a, m. The yacht s only 152 feet long, and Arrve Port Allen, Thursday, a m. n the tumblng seas of the broad nttoducton. Encouragements Arrve Makawel, Thursday a--, m. Atlantc she does a lot of ptchng and dscouragements ro the proposed jourtev lo etrogad and Arrve Wanea, Thursday a. m. and rollng but Leave Wanca, Frday, that does not seem 4:00 p. m. to affect young Holts appette as Leave through Russa. Kroustadt. Geographcal sketch. The rvers, Port Allen, Frday, 5 p. n. (Drect hs mnd seems to to ) run qute largely on the bll of fare. mountans and trade-toute- Off Arrve, Saturday, p. m. He s qute confdent that any s. LHUE-KEKAHto the nteror Kef, ts lavras. A MAL submarne whch they over-tak- e catcacombs, churches, and ts SCHEDULE wll bo a "gone,, and that n any thrllng hstory. ntroducton of Monday, leave Kekaha 9:00 a. case there wll be no quarter gven Chrstanty. Vladmr, Olga, etc. m., arrve Lhue n 7 hours. or taken.. Tuesday, leave Lhue on reeept Moscow, the medaeval captal. of mal from S. S. "Knau" returnng from Kekaha same day. nsurance for Our Solders A vst to the Kremln wth ts gltterng domes of palaces, monasteres, and churches, van the a. m.. Offcal proclamaton has been re- Wednesday, leave Kekaha 9:00 Thursday, leave Lhue on recept ceved Terrble. settng forth the man pro-vso- ns of mal from Knau. of the war nsurance law recently passed by Congress. As these ll - Frday, leave Kekaha for Lhue The Great Far at Njn Novgorod. Tourney to Kasan, the Tatar leavng Port Allen 5:00 p. m. Arsed, and have been varously amend- and return to connect wth mal provsons have been wdely dscus- captal. On Mother Volga to ts rve at Kekaha n 7 hours. ed n ths dscusson, t may be mouth and deltas. Astrakhan, "Cty of the Stars" The pleasures LHUE HANALE MAL well to state them n bref n ther of a voyage on the Caspan. SCHEDULE. fnal accepted form. V Tuesday, leave Lhue onrecptof The enlsted man s requred, durng mal arrve Hanale 8 hours. the term of hs servce, to Leave Crossng the mghty Caucasus. Hanale 15 mnutes after contrbute up to one half of hs pay arrval. To the Kasbek Glacer on horseback. Queen Tamara. Shamel, Thursday, leave Lhue Arrve Lhue 3 p. for the Bupport of hs wfe and chldren. The government on the oth- m. on reeept and other nterestng characters. of mal. er hand, wll add to ths an allowance of from 85 to $50 a month, ac- Tfls. the queen of the Caucasus. Frday, leave Hanale a. m. Arrve Lhue 1 a. m. Legendary hstory, Japheth, the cordng to the sze of the famly. Golden Fleece, etc. Saturday, leave Lhue f, ns a result of njures or dsease 6 a. m. V Arrve Hanale ncurred n 8 hours; n the tme of duty, Leave Frut and sunflower dstrcts of Hanale 15 mn. after he should be dsabled compensaton arrval; Arrve Lhue 8 hours. the Southern Caucasus. A vst shall be made to hm of from $30 to 8100, or n case of death of from to Batoum and a voyage round the $20 to $75 to be pad to hs wfe, Crcassan Coast. The Crmea. Local Boys To See chld or wdowed mother.. ts palaces and vneyard.1. Scenery n addton to these compensatons provson has been made for a and hstory ncludng Yalta the gem-lk- e vllage Ar Servce Abroad. of Balaclava. The total-dsabl- ty war lfe nsurance Badar Pass. Sevastopol, etc. up to $10,000 at very low cost. V Ralph Gray, son of Mrs. L. M. Ths s purely optonal, but s urg- - Odessa, the cty of Catherne Gray, of Kala road, and a well ently recommended. The opton, the Great. A vst to the Wnter known boy, s at San Dego awatng orders that wll send be exercsed before Feb, 12, 1918. as matters stand at present, must Palace, the Hermtage, Novsk Prospect, and excursons to the hm to a foregn country wth The cost ranges from a flyng squadron. Gray took examna- per thousand dollars, accord- sxty-fv- e palace of Peterhof, and Tzarskoe cents monthly to a dollar and twenty selo. declne to be mprsoned on tne tons several months ago, and passed wth flyng colors. He was sent government automatcally nsures ng to age. n the meantme the nght of our arrval n Petrograd. Przemysl. and how w were all to the San Dego.avaton camp, every men enlsted n the mltary nearly mprsoned. Warsaw where where he has been n servce. Ths s the greatest measure of protecton ever offered to ts poles and Russans mngle., The tranng for hotel of many exts. some tme. Grays mother left fghtng forces by any naton n the At the home of Mrs. Rce. yesterday for the coast to vst hm. hstory of the world. t s not FeeJfor the course, $5 for the John ODowda, also a charty, t s smply justce to the sx lectures. - boy enlsted n the avaton corps, enlsted men and women, and to,n. B. Mss Bshop F. R. G. S. has already receved orders to embark for abroad t was understood and every one of them should prom- ther loved ones at home and each s the only travel organzer who has taken partes rght through today. ODowda was reached to the ptly take the benefts of ths great Russa. San Dego camp. Star Bulctn.,lav. : VJJL.u pp 0m-,- fll Jj 1 TOYS 1 are on dsplay. pll; jjjjj Noveltes p jj 1 CHRSTMAS GOODS jg jpgjjll J wll be unpacked every day gyjsb.b from now on tflllllllhfjlflf!-- HfMrffrfffftw WW s a Beautful Practce of the Yule-td- e Handed Down from the Chrstan Centures. The Success of Chrstmas Gft-Gvn- g, however; Depends n a Large Measure upon the Gft tself. t should be Seasonable and should be Approprate to the Person upon whom t s to. be BeStowed. Makawel Store has the Largest ChtStmas Stock n ts Hstory, and the most vared Assortment -- Somethng for every Purse and every Person. nspe&on of our Chrstmas Dsplay s Cordally nvted MAKAWEL Tel. 162 W STOR d

THE GARDEN SLAND ssued Every Tuesday Mornng Kenneth C. Hopper J. M. Lydgate TUESDAY What t Means Conservaton Managng Edtor Assocate Edtor DEC. 4 Wth the Departure of the Knau from Fort Allen on Frday nstead of from Nawlwl on Saturday as heretofore, Ave for see the transfer, n a measure, of the sseptcr from hhue to the Wamea sde of the nland. The Saturday departure from Nwlwl has for long vears heen. n a sense, n weekly soeal event, where people from all over the sland met and exchanged the courteses of lfe, and kept more or less n touch wth pne another and, always vaguely, vet nevtably, as the guests n a way of the Lhue people. They were t. Ths gave Lhue more or less of a soeal prstge, and more or less of an advantage. n a measurable degree ths advantage wll le lessened hy the transfer to Fort Allen, and we somewhat queston whether ths full prmacy of Lhue wll be restored by any contngency short of the realzaton of the Nawlwl deep-se- a harbor plans.. We do not Tesent or begrudge the ttmporary change. t s a consderaton and an accommodaton whch are due to the Wamea sde of the sland, and we trust that t may prove entrely statsfaetory and be long contnued. So far ns any loss to Lhue s concerned we would assure our frends of the other sde of the sland that we rejoce wth them that our small loss s ther great gan. Food Reports The food conservaton weekly reports nsttuted throughout our sland communtes a few weeks ago are exertng n very salutary nfluence already. These reports of wheatless, meatless and wasteless meals week, by week, gve every ndcaton of beng made very carefully, and very honestly; and that beng the ease the ambton to make a good showng s sgnfcant of results. Some leftover, that under ordnary crcumstances would have gone nto the garbage can, s carefully saved n order that a clear record may be possble at the end of the week. Even the chldren take an nterest n these report cards and are ready to help make them as nealy deal as possble by cuttng out waste or reducng on wheat or meat. We dont know just what use may be made of these, card reports n Washngton, whther the results are transmtted, but at any rate they have a very consderable use here n stmulatng economy, patrotsm and humanty. Wamea Red Cross Actvtes Two cases of Red Cross hosptal supples have been forwarded to by the Western Kaua Unt whch wll go forward wth other smlar cases from other sectons of the Terrtory as soon as lossble. The lades of that sde of the sland all tlfe way from Eleele to Ma- - na arc most fathful and assduous n ther devoton to ths great humane cause. They havent sounded the trumpet over much n regard to what they have done, but we have reason to know that they have done a lot and that much credt s due them for ther treless and self sacrfcng efforts. Say No There wll be a specal meetng of the Kaua Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday to take acton on one or two mportant matters that call for mmedate attenton. One s the postmaster-sh- p of Lhue: that we may protest aganst the appontment of a throughly ncompetent, unworthy and unweclome canddate who s n a far way tobe saddled on us useless wo ate wllng to put up wth a grossly neffcent, bunglng and humlatng servce we had better speak up and make ourselves heard and that rght promptly. Logc The Unted States Government fs takng elaborate anl wse precau turns, to keep the solders t s makng away from drnk. t knows that drnk does nothng but harm to a solder. f a solder, why not a. munton maker? Or any other knd of a worker? Or anybody? Three Of A Knd The solder who refuses to fght. The rch man who refuses to buy bonds. The ctzen who refuses to vote. Captan Moh.moto, of the Japanese cruser Tokwa," n hs speech to the Japanese at Lhue Fark last Thusday sad that all Japanese parents of these slands should rase ther chldren to be true Amercan ctzens Red Cross Knttng Th" ncreasng number of kntters n the servce of the Red Cross necesstates the publcaton of the followng: KNTTNG DRECTONS Because of a dfference n knttng needle szes n the Unted States there beng three manufacturers gauges whch, unfortunately, do not correspond,, the Pacfc Dvson of the Amercan Red Cross ask that the women follow the prnted drectons as near as possble, but try out ther needles and yarn to see just what measurement a defnte number of sttches gves them. Followng are the szes the artcles should be. SLEEVELESS SWEATERS Length 25 nches. Wdth across chest from 16 to 20 nches, preferably 18 nches. MUFFLER 11 nches wde. 68 nches long (3 yards even more acceptble.) MTTENS, OR LONG WRSTLETS 12 nches long. Opennfg should be 3 nches from top. SOCKS Length should be 11 nches from top of leg to dvson of heel. Wdth of leg and of foot 4 nches. Foot G, 2 nches to 12 nches. (ll and 1 1 S nches average length.) SLEEVELESS SWEATE!. Materal requred J1 2 hanks knttng yarn. No. t Needles. Cat on lt; tttehes. Knt 1, purl 1 for 3 nches. fc Knt uwtl t measurers 2t nches from the begnnng. Make neck hole as follows: Knt 8." sttches, bnd ol Jd, knt o. Knt 7 rbs on each sde (over and back s a rb) Knt 3 sttches east on L, knt oo. Knt for 22 nches, knt 2, purl 2 for 3 nches. " Crochet sdes together, leavng J nches for arm hole. Crochet edge!j nch deep round around neck. THE GARDEN SLAND. TUESDAY, DEC. 4, 1917. Begnnng Dec. 1st. Endng Dec. 31. Bg Reducton Sale Dry Goods -- -- Hats Shoes Our leaders are Mens and Womens Shoes Chldrens whte and colored Dresses Mens Shrts and Coats Hoys Suts. Amoskeog Gnghams (a) lof yd; Dasy Brand. Whte Cotton () 20? yd. (Specal prce ly the pete) Shoes Boots and Hats wll be sold at from 10 to 20 reducton.. Flanelettes, mxed colors Cw 15 yd. A whole lot of Prnts n all colors at a bg Reducton. Terms: HANAPEPE Cash s. Jo. Gomes, Prop.. Phone 83 W STORE "Results are Better" - MTCHELL Mtchell Motor and Servce Co., Seattle f result arc better and coat of operaton consderably lower whle usng Zero lene." 1 3 - BUCK J. D. Lauppe, Sacramento "have found Zerolene to be a satsfactory lubrcant for Buck automobles." DODGE H. O. Harrson Co., San Francses "gves perfect satsfacton." MAXWELL Cuyler Lee, Oakland "Zerolene has gven us perfect satsfacton." The Standard Ol formotor Cars Endorsed by Leadng Car Dstrbutors because the records of ther servce show that Zerolene. correct ly refned from Calforna asphalt-bas- e crude, gves perfect lubrcaton lest wear, more power, least carbon depost. Dealer! everywhere and at our servce (taton. STANDARD OL COMPANY (Calforna) For trasors, Zerolene eavy-t)ut- t y f 12 Floor Coverngs Lnoleums Plans n soft shades of Gray, Green and Brown nlads n many desgns and colors, Prnts n beautful desgns Lnoleum Mats sutable for the bath and ktchen Grass Rugs n szes 18x36 ns. to 9x12 ft.. Rush Rugs n szes 6x6, ft., 6x8 ft., & 8x8 ft. Twsted, plan Mattng Rugs Large Szes at small prces Japanese and Chnese Mattng Lewers & Cooke 169-17- 7 So. Kng St. HONOLULU. CHANG HNG KEE Propretor LHUE HARNESS SHOP Back of Garden sland Offce. Harneas and Saddle Maker, Automoble Tops and General Repar Work. Order t By Mal! Our Maj. Ortkk Dta:tment s exceptonally well equpped to handle nl your Drug and Tolet wants thoroughly and at once. We wll pay postage on all orders of Wf 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, An poson, Mer, cury Antseptc Tablets, Lysol, Cffr-bol- c Acd, Gasolne, Turpentnt, Ben-zn- e and all other posonous or artcles. f your order s very heavy or contans much lqud, wo suggest that "you have t sent by freght. Benson, mth Co., Ltd. "Servce Every Second" The Rexal Store GRAPH LATUM The perfect roof coatng or pant. GUARANTEED for fve years to stop leaks, prevent rusts and rottng n roofs of anv knd. Excellent tor underground work, brdges, culverts tanks, poles and posts. GraphlatumSpecal a hot surface pant, wll wthstand heat of 700 degrees Fahrenhet. Graphlatum Cement n paste or lqud, for pluggng holes n boat hulls, roofs, tanks, flasb- - ngs, etc. nexpensve Easly appled. ron Works Co. Agents n Hawa tnt unr A lf m nt MPrKlAB f WHTl ctfl Sop-- AJ W fm. A. TOLET!L PEROXTDEx r1 1" 11 nsure delvery to 3$ -- SQp.jN" s an antseptc p S-- soap, made for fe la you n a gant- - V&wv- - Vk0 t T condton u U Nursery, Tol.- VL. and to relan R VjT A ts orgnal T, 5 and general pu-pose- delcate perfume.. For Sale &t Has a mos. pleasng Made n the clean- - e(tsct on decate Byn est most santary fact- - 1 p besdes makng ory t n the world. LHlue 0Cfg healthy and clean. T$Uclchelrt Qual&Tre can bejjvfol AoTWJfratellJ l 11 Jdcbeloto9s 11 T MCH MthtlnCatngt an judo good at Mkhtln Red nnc Tuba, whh arc fjtcn mtated n color bd neoer tn qualty. f s mpossble to buld tres than Mch-el- ns at any prce. How, then, s t possble to sell Mcheln Tres at prces actually below the average? 1 at Mcheln nvented the pneumatc automoble tre n 1895 and ever snce has concentrated on the producton o pneumatc tres only.- - 2nd Because "Economcal Effcency" s the watch-wor- d of the Mcheln organzaton. Expendtures resultng n better tres or ultmate savn,are cheerfully made, but otherwse scrupulously voded. Resultng economes are passed cb to Mchclo users. Kaua Mrs. J. A. okg, Garage Propretor. lelm

t 13 YOU ARE RESPONSBLE for the welfare of those dependent upon you Have You Made A Wll? f not, t, s your duty to do so nt r.nn )o not make the excse that your relate s too small small estates need more careful management even than large ones.. Make Your Wll Now, and Appont Hawaan Trust Company, Lmted, as Executor. Come n and t; k t over wth us, or wrte to us ahout ths, mportant matter, a consultaton wth our offcers wll place you under no oblgaton. You Wll Make A Mstake f you appont an ndvdual as executor; no matter how loyal and capable he may bt, be ;.-- subject to accdent, sckness, or death, and at best hs judgement s but the judgment of an ndvdual. By appontng the Hawaan Trust Company, Lmted, as executor, you secure the fathful servces of a group ofstrok, conservatve, experenced busness men, who make a specalty of the admnstraton of estates, and who possess nformaton on sound relable nvestments. One or more of tl ese men may fall sck or de, but others stand ready to carry on the work. The exstence of the Hawaan Trust Company, Lmted, s perpetual, and you may rest assured that tn- nterests f ycur estate and the welfare of your loved ones wll be safeguarded, f you name ths company as executor of your Wll, or Trustee Under your Wll. Hawaan Trust Company, Lmtd 120 S. Kng Street Stock and Bond Department (CAPTAL, T. H. Telephone 1255 AND SURPLUS $500,000.) Real Estate Department nsurance Department. Safe Depost Vaults Authorzed by Law to act as Executors, Trustees, Admnstrators and Guardans. OFFCERS AND DRECTORS J. R. GALT, Treasurer and Manager R. B. ANDERSON,-Drecto- r Vce-Presdent E. D. TENNEY, Presdent C. H. COOKE, H. H. WALKER, Assstant Treasurer C. H. ATHERTON, Drector F. C. S. G. WLDER, Secretary ATHERTON, Drector Senator Myers On Steadng Home Senator Henry Myers of Mon tana has expressed hmself absol utely and unqualfedly aganst the releasng of government acres whch have been devoted to sugar cane lasng to plantatons, and s just us strongly of the opnon these lands should be thrown open for. general entry by homesteaders. He beleves that nether the people of the slands nor Congress wll stand for any repeal of the present laws that wll prevent the throwng open of the lands as Specal December Sale at J. Slvas Eleele Store. Advt.. Food nventores Nov. 4th, 1917 All dealers n foodstuffs who were lcensed November 1 by the Food Admnstraton wll do well to take an nventory at once because they wll be requred to gve detals of the condton of ther busness November 1 n ther frst reports, whch must be submtted at Washngton December 1. Forms for these reports are n the hands of the prnter and wll not 06 mmedately avalable. When thev are ssued they wll be sent at once as a remnder that the frst report must be made. The Food Admnstraton gves ths general notce now, because later many dealers mght have dffculty n etatng just what stock they had on hand November 1. The nventory; when compared wth reports of later date, wll enable the authortes to determne The War Savngs Plan A small-sum- s war thrft plan has been organzed by the Federal government to go nto operaton Dec. 3, probably somewhat later here. Twenty-fv- e, cent thrft stamps are beng ssued ta be sold by the poft offce and varous other agences. These stamps are to be affxed to a card, and when ths card, whch wll hold 16 stamps, s full, t can be exchangedfor a War Savng $4 stamp whch wll bear nterest at 4, compounded quarterly. These stamps n turn wll be exchanged, when they amoun to that much, for l). S. $100 certfcates, whch wll fnally be redeemed n 1923. Havng the entre wealth of the Unted States back of them, and now. He says hs opnon s based on hs own convcton and what he has seen and heard durng hs travels around the sland, and says that these lands should only beng redeemable as above stated, be thrown open to the people. there s no danger of any deprecaton n value of the certfcates. He clams t s to wnetner hoardng nas been practced. Reports are to be made follow a svstem of leasng back these lands to the corporatons and monthly and wll be a transcrdt of Some 200 bags of Home grown says he does not beleve n government monthly busness of all lcensees. Kaua rsh Potatoes have come n. Denlers n "pershable products They are reported to be of excel landlordsm.--advertse- r. should make a careful nventory of lent qualty, Refer to Mr. Case who stocks both n and out of storage wll put you on the track of them. Whats n A Name November 1 and keep a record of the ncome and outgo of all merchandse durng the succeedng Empty the contents f 1 tn of Buhhtts Hard Soap. months, as well lye as detaled records nto a Kettle wth 1 quart of cold water, Htr wth a stck and allow to cool. of the cost of all merchandse. t s a long tme snce The Companon has sad anythng n regard to odd frm names, but t salt, melt, and when just warm from the Now take 0 11)8 of clean grease free from )ye( whch should he just warm )pour nto breaks ts slence on the subject Food Conservaton Wsdom the melted fat gradually n a h Htreum because t wshes to complment strrng constantly untl about the consstency of honey. Then pour nto molds, the propretors of a certan country f you cant rase a pg, save one. whch should he lned wth paper. r. store on the publc confdence that You can do so by eatng less pork. enables them to do busness under Take 6 or 8 nuts, remove brown rnd Every cellar of vegetables s a olf meat and grate or grnd as fne as the ttle of Delay & Steel. How trench of food preparedness. possble, then pour over t enough bol-n- g much happer n ther name s water to cover. the.stran and press One beneft of the war s that t through a potato masher then agan Pennsylvana frm now known as has nduced consumers to study through and set away tll next Love & Sunshne, and formerly foods and food values. mornng. Skm off all butter fat and put on ce untl frm, then work untl the known as Love, Sunshue & Blss! Dogs may be frends of man, but mlk separates wash several tmes and We are sure that f thev were to sheep furnsh clothng for hs back. add salt just as you would cows butter. Keep on ce. move to a large cty they would Anyway, cottontals can serve the make fortunes as outftters for naton better n rabbt pe than by young people about to set up gnawng frut trees. housekeepng. Those same young "Serve your country by savng Ernest Palmera people, after they had bought food. ther new furnture, would undoubtedly lke to go round the Comfortable barns keep dary cows warm far more cheaply than 1916 Buck hgh prced feed. corner and open an account wth for hre at all hours. another frm, the sgn of whch The best way to take care of our bg potato crop s to eat t. Then reads: Love & Honev, Groceres we can send more meat and wheat Tel. 228 Car No. 404 and Provsons. Youths Companon. to our own and the Alled armes. Kapaa A Dscovery n Sugar Refnng Governng Profts The dean of the Aububon Sugar A bulletn has just been receved School of Lousana State Unver Koloa from Food Comsaon leadquarters sty, Dr. Charles E. Coates, hn n Washngton governng dealers made the mportant dscovery that yellow-pn- e sawdust, Plantaton charred n profts and provdng that no dealer n certan specfed staple comrature, s a better refner of sugar Store an electrc oven at a fxed tempemodtes shall sell at more than a than the bone black that has long reasonable advance over the actual been the usual premum. The Wholesale and Retal Grocere purchase prce of the goods sold. new process may mean as much to Dry Goods of all Descrptons. These staple commodtes nclude the lumber nterests of the south beek, pork, mutton, sugar, syrups as the dscovery of uses for General Plantaton cotton-tonsee- d and molasses, rce lard and lard meant to the planters. Supples. substtutes, condensed mlk and varous canned goods and dred fruts. Ths defnte rule may not be applcable to pershable foods but the SECURTES N YOU CAN ENTUST YOUR Food Admnstraton wll narrowly watch cases n whch there s an abnormal rse n prces, n these com- BUT WHEN T COMES TO ENTRUSTNG YOUR LBERTY BONDS modtes wth a vew to checkng any rregularty. No busness man wll be asked to forego hs normal reasonable proft, but speculatve profts, and undue war profts wll be guarded aganst. BAGGAGE YOUR SECURTES ARE SAFE FOR PROMPT AND EFFCENT SERVCE. WTH THE ANDREWS EXPRESS CO. M. E. Gomea Jr. Mgr. To meet all steamers. A Sacrfce Sale of Grass and Velvet Rugs and Toys wll bo held at J.. Slvas Eleele Store begnnng next Monday. Advt. WANTED One or two ts of mlk a dav. See K. O. Hopper, tadcn sland ottce, Lhue. Pelton Water Wheel Co. Catton, Pumps and Water Wheels. ; Water Turbnes Dstrbutors: Nell, & Co., Ltd. ENGNEERS qun Perfect, Permanent Colorng Gven to fabrcs that are sent to us for DYENG Our effcencv s equal to that of anv manland concern. Have your clothes dyed here and save postage. French Laundry 777 So. Kng St., Santa Clause Has Taken Up Hs Headquarters At MBRYDE ELEELE STORE Where the Largest and Most Vared Stock of Chrstmas Goods Ever Brought to Kaua s Now on Dsplay. Cut Glass, ass and Porcelan Vases, and Jardneres, Tea and Coffee Sets. Fne Lace and Embrodered Handerchefs. Hawaan Souvenrs. Everythng n Curos, Jewelry " and Noveltes. Lacquer Ware. -- Trays, Handerchef Tea Tables, Taborettes, Cabnets, Etc. Japanese Noveltes. Scarfs, nd Glove Boxes, Kmonos and Kmono Pn-cushons, Jackets. Slk.Noveltes, Frames, Work Baskets, Etc. STORE OPEN SATURDAY NGHTS

THE GARDEN SLAND TUESDAY, DEC. 4, 1917 FOOD CONTROL 111 GREAT BRTAN A Food Conservaton Bulletn, No. 365 gves an nterestng outlne of the food control system adopted by Great Brtan: t s a cross between that adopted by Germany, a strct raton ng of the consumer to a lmted and enforced raton, and that of the Unted States whch requests. a voluntary cooperaton on.n ueu;u of the producer, the.mddleman, and the consumer.. n Great Brtn the country s dvved nto sxteen food dvsons, each of whch s under a commssoner who s asssted bv local commttees. Local tradesmen are regstered wth these local commttees and f they do not comply wth the regulatons tley are strcken off the lst and compelled to go out of busness, flagrant nfracton of the ordnances ssued expose the delnquent to fne or mprsonment or both, and there s no hestaton about executng the law. Whle general publc ratonng has not been adopted as vet, nevertheless publc eatng places are practcally lmted n ther supply so that they cannot serve more than a lmted amount wth each meal. After Dec. 30, only half a pound of sugar wll be allowed for each person whch wll be obtanable by means of an order card, good for that person only. War-An- d Thanksgvng There s a curous rony n thanksgvng festvtes whle a naton s at war; n almost every home there wll be at least one empty char but t s perhaps just ths stuaton whch wll draw more closely together the tes of famly affecton. Commentng on ths condton, a wrter n the November ssue of Good Housekeepng says: "Let us try, frst of all, to collect a. bg famly. Fnd someone who would otherwse have to st down to some lonely table. Economze we must n every way concevable. t s possble, however, to plan and excuteour menu wth such runnng art that the economes wll never be suspected." Here s a suggeston: Uxbrdjre. Vegetable Soup, Toast Strps Koawt Turkey, Gblet Stlln, Fred Apple Garnsh Baked Squash, Creamed Turnp, Onon Lattced Potatoes, Spaghett, Creole v Sauce. Honm-nad- e Pcallll, CranU-rr- Sauce Rnjrs of Brown Bread Cold Slaw, Russan Dressng, Crsps General Taylors Puddng Concorda Sauce Pumpkn Te, Apple Tart, Cheese Canded Orange Peel Cotlee Every tem n the foregong may be prepared nexpensvely and after showng how, the author even suggests economcal carvng. To quote: "When servng, carve slces and serve wthout the bones. What s left on the platter may be used n soup." n connecton wth ths artcle, a message, publshed n the same ssue, from Herbert Hoover, s of genune Thanks-gvngdnn- er nterest. "The ths year should be festve, but not ornate. The day should be one of real Thanksgvng even for the mother who prepares and serves the dnner herself. Thanksgvng would not be Thanksgvng wthout a chcken or turkey or wthout cranberres n some lorm. Potatoes tand other vegetables there should be. Corn-me- al bread s suggested as a remnder of our countrys need to save wheat. Mnce pe s omtted because that means unnecessary use of meat. Pumpkn pe s typcally Amercan, remnscent of the frst Thanksgvng day, and t has but one crust, thus economzng n wheat-flour.- " The Return Servce "land-gran- The t ralways" are now payng a flebt that thev probably never expected to be called upon to pay. The government gave them vast tracts of land as a means of rasng the captal necessary to buld them, but stpulated that n return the roads should always transport troops and army supples ether free or at 1alf rates the contracts dffered n dfferent cases. t s estmated that under that agreement the government wll save ffty mllon dollars n transportaton charges n the present vear alone. Youth Companon. Drve over to Kleele and see J.. Slvas dsplay of Chrstmas goods. Advt. RAFT LST (Contnued from November 20th) 524 Dclacrna, Marano Planpa 2214 Falaban, Carlos 813 Smabakuro, Keneh 2561 Nogata, Kuuch 2278 Martn, Marano 1250 Suk, Kme Han 1919 Moranc, Augusn 1281 Alejo, Baclo 1063. Shsakch. Yatnakawa 886 Ktnura, Hrooh 2169 Nakatnura, Dogu 194o Campos, Fernando Agkawell 1858 Panganoron, Marcos 1 Takemoto, Yoshj 46 Calso, Eustaguo 471 Okada, Naoto 208 Mor, Naohk 2431 Fretas, Antone, Jr, 2592 Troup, Pedro 2485 Km ura, Haruj 2658 Lacosta, Marano 2693 Sealba, Anastaro 17 Hackbarth, Gustav 686 Kuenson, Jose 899 Soares, John 549 Parado, Lazaro.941 Asato, Yashn 37 Negrausa, Gabno 1818 Tuayon. Pedro, 2077 Kato, Htom 834 Baptsta, Bento 1886 Etrado, Alyo 648 Balgona, Belarano 2184 Seloro, Eugeno 1967 Nhe, Kurkch 759 Mato, Gach 1727 sawa, "Kkoso 1044 Kauhane. Wllam 12 Haoda, Matsuj 676 Lapa, Maxmano 2494 Garca, Vcente 2676 Nagata, Ganhe 273 Baley, Waldnar Francs 2466 Hga, Shnyo 2063 Jmenez, Padro N 228 Kapaka, Keah 1503 El. 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Kngs Specal, Chck Food Kaua. Steam Laundry FlRST CLASS Washng and ronng HATS CLEANED Kapaa : : P. 0. Keala J., Slva has a complete lne of Chrstmas goods. Advt. The Defense of the Kaua Natonal Guard Lhue, Kaun, Dec. 2nd. 1917. Mr. Edtor! Kndly permt me thru your valuahle paper to say a few words alxnt the late encamp ment of the Natonal Guard of Ha wa at Kawaloa, Oahu, durng the month of November, about whch so much unfavorable crtcsm has been made, harsh and untruthful words spoken, false and dsgustng accusatons made by men gnogrant of actual condtons., As an actve member of the en campment, sncerely trust- that - a true statment of facts wll be appr-cate- d, at least hereon Kaua, and ad n dspellng any doubt m the mnd of the home people as to the truth of the dsgustng and false rumors spread. Havdg partcpated n the en campment thruout 3 weeks, wtnessed and taken part n the daly programs ana havng nearu am read what has been sad alnmt the encampment, have come to realze that there s n ths world a goodly percentage of prevarcators, wrepullers and nsncere ctzens of these great Unted States, whose mscheveous assertons and calu- - mes make" them emnently ftted to be. classed. As to the rank and fle, never heard complant ; the men all seemed satsfed and seemed to enjoy t all, always ready wth a shout on ther lps and eager for new thngs to be learned. wth. Roosevelts "Undesreables," men, The food queston n my judgement was almost perfect. Army who n these strrng tmes of dstress and war, dare, publcly and regulates prescrbe just so much wthout rebuke to rase ther heads of a raton for each man per day; n Snake tactes to belttle the effort f cooks,1 hardly to blame l)ecause of of honest men, who desre to serve nexperence, waste somethng at ther country n any humble capacty.. That a newspaper of stand that much short at the next meal, each meal, well, you wll just, be ng lke the Advertser should lend as ratons are ssued to cover not tself debasngly s but n lne wth more than 24 hors, hence perhaps ts former actvtes, when t was some of the fewlomplanted of not once lkened to a sow wallowng n havng enough to eat. Seven slces of a sewer outlet bacon td 50P per pound ought to be enough for any man for breakfast. have seen men eat that The black eye gven Kaua by that paper wth ts glarng headl many. s that stavng? nes, the ephtet of Kaua Rough As to the water supply, pure necks gven, wll hope not soon artesan water was pped ntocamp, be forgotten, but wll act as an apprecable agent n reducng the abundant water, each company hav- and havng a 400 ft drop, there was patronage of an otherwse very n ng ts own tap, trple shower baths tellgent newsagency. The slly also were provded. The heavy drop vaporngs of one E. S, Godhue n accounted for the whteness or mlk-nes- s Thursday Advertser reflect but the mnd of a feeblemnded person, of the water, the hgh pressure makng,t aerated n my estmaton the encamp Gamblng: True, t exsted n a ment as a whole has been a far success judged by the vsble ad-- 1 vance made n effcency by the varous unts. rue mere were many defects, some glarng, whch could have been avoded, rectfed; but before fe can walk, we must learn to creep. Any one who re members the performances made at nght here on Kaua by the Guard, would, f he could have seen the men at the end of the frst week, have marvelled at the progress made; why, even the detaled army ser geants spoke of a great mprove ment made, and commented on the wllngness and fathfulness of the men. That the schedule lad out was broken, was unfortunate but unavodable, many assertons to the contrary notwthstandng; that we dd not reach the ranges and 5 days target practce was a pty, altho n my estmaton the men were stll too far behnd n mltary deport ment and drll to usfv t. t would have been fa better, even f mono tonous, to contnue wth the smple schools of the squad and company, a jump to target practse beng too great. would lke to assemble the four Kaua Companes a t Lhue Park some Sunday mornng, nvte our fellow ctzens to le present early, and am sure that the hatal and f not procrly attended to wll cause the santlest of us to revolt lon would open the eyes of the cre Some blunder was made somewhere dulous. n a jlly, say an hour, tl e n the commssary, when no prov battallon would transform the park son was made for feedng the men, nto a tented cty wth ts ktchens who had only had an early n full blast, and then n drllng and meager breakfast. A lttle judge show t has not Veen a wasted effort ment and tact could have prevented j to have the encampment. Equally all ths, just by smply havng the swft wonld be the retransformatnn men stack arms on tho wharf and back to a peaceful park, lke magc, then turn them loose, for an hour. tents and every evdence of mltary Now Edtor you have a true and occupaton would b e oblterated unvarnshed general account of the wthn a few mnutes. encampment and f ths wll n The chef am of tranng a solder to be useful n warfare s to and dstrust, shall be very much any measure allay publc suspcon teach hm how to shoot and to make hts nstead of msses. Even f we dd not, reach target practse at Kawaloa, that could le done X THE GARDEN SLAND TUESDAY, DEC. 4, 1917 here, f effcent nstructors were furnshed. wll now tackle a pont about whch opnons seems to dffer, namely the preponderance of Flpnos n the guard. t seems at frst blush a shame that we should have, and consent to have, Flpnos to protect us. Have we n our oppu-lene- e reached that stage, that hrelngs are to defend us? Then God pty Hawa. Just now when our beloved Unted States s at war and n need of 15 mllon good men, where are our young men? Why are they not at the front or n the guard at least? Or are they watng after havng. leen drafted nto the Natonal Army to be rejected and stay home as slackers? God forbd. Tho the guard may have been weakened by neffcency n hgher postons, s that the reason why young men Hay out of the guard? For shame. Ths s the tme when all true ctzens should serve ther country and do. bad form, why not stopped 1 do not know am" whether, commssoned allcers also gambled am unable to say, beng content t seek my cot and blankets after havng been on (he go for lo hours That Kawaloa was a second w- - le and a scarlet cty s a le, an ugly one at that. The camp was too closely guarded to allow anyone to enter. Santaton: t was my lot to act as santary nspector for our company and had a streneous tme of t, am sure we had too much santaton, even to make t rksome; a few fles here and there were the only sgn of a large gatherng of men, everythng else was cared for n scentfc and ngenous ways One hardshp had to be endured by the men, that beng many men only havng one O. D. shrt and one par of breeches. had expected lce to appear, but they dd not. The re ported camp row dwndle nto very nsgnfcant affar, t only ap peared large and dangerous by the men rushng to ther company streets obdent to the order to fall n. What happened at the wharf when the Kaua batallou left for home seems harder to explan away. Every man has atummy"however, pleased. n concluson wsh to say a few words of our offcers, mentonng especally Major E. W. Kopke of Keala, who, n a very WED. DECEMBER 5, AT THE TP TOP Vvan Martn 6 -- N- ( CHANGE" A charmng nterpretaton of a Poor Grls experences n wealthy envronments FOURTH CHAPTER OF THE AMERCAN GRL War Patrotc Pctures v.., Hearst Pathe News Pctoral Up-to-da- Most FRDAY AND SATURDAY Margaret llngton N "The nner By BASL KNG An Elaborate Dramatzaton of London, Pars and New York Socety Lfe. HOBART BORWORTH and ELLOT DEXTER n the Strong Cast. ALSO FOURTtE EPSODE OF THE SCARLET RUNNER (Hgh Clan Seral Pcture) Hearst Pathe News Pctoral Up-to-Da- Most te War News, Patrotc Pctures "Gvng Becky a Chance" program wll also be shown at Koloa, Thursday, Dec. 6; Wamea, Ft.; Kekahc, Set.; Keala, Lon. "The nner Shrne" program wll also be shown at Kalaheo Homestead, Monday, Dec. 10.; Kapaa, Tues.; Eleele, Wed.; Makawel, Thur. tryng poston, new to hm, won the admraton of all subordnates bv hs unfalngly courageous con duct aganst grat odds, who by hs coolness, farness and gentlemanly behavor, by hard work and un swervng energy brought the 3d battallon of the 2d Hawaan nfantry of the Natonal Guard up to the envable poston of leng judg ed the most eflcent and best behaved unt n camp, mertng specal menton from General Johnson after the congressonal revew. The best and frendlest relatons exsted both among junor olcers and among otlcers am men. am sure not only but nay other look! back upon the encampment as a very pleasng experence, rch n opportuntes to learn somethng vomp. The resnect anl grattude of the batallon also toes forth to our legular army mstruetos, ap-ta- ns l G. J. Gonser, McQullan and Householder; who by ther frendlness and wllngness to help and correct, have secured a warm spot n the hearts of those who had occason to come 1 n contact wth them. Also a woul of thanks s due tho army sergeants detaled to each company as nstructors, they surely worked hard, makng the companes what they are by ther unflaggng zeal. Thankng you for space allowed, Respectfully yours, J. L. Htnu 1st Lt. 2d Haw: nf., N. G. Dstrct Magstrate of Lhue. A Chrstmas Present Latest Latest The Wonder World or a New Websters nternatonal Dctonary, K. C, Hotkh, Lhue Agent. News, te ELEELE v t f t. J.. Slva, Prop. n Vvan Martn G v no 5eCKY ACmanc y STORE s J 111 n ONE of the LEADNG HOUSES for all knds of DRY GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, MENS FURNSHNGS. CGARS & TOBACCOS and NOTONS of every descrpton, POR WTMT? m?t?w owl rtut?u T rrtvmc n:.. 11.,1, Man Offce, Eleele, Kaua. Tel. 7 1 W.J lll!u.lft HUEM Mll Dstrbutors V jjp W TERRTORY OF HAWA w M,

Are We Slaves? When a man has the moral. courage to cut cat a great many unnecessary expendtures and sa-- e the money for a really useful purpose, he s a FREE MAN. All people mght lve more satsfactory lves f they saved more. Be a FREE MAN! SAVE! We pay 4 nterest on tme deposts. Bshop & M J J Company Savngs Department HONOLULU John R. Bergstrom Rep. Musc Co. Panos am Player Panos on small monthly payments. PANOS FOR UK NT TUNNG AND REPARNG- Phone Lhue Hotel The man or woman who knows the satsfacton n ft and genune leather qualtv that. REGAL SHOES gve has somethng to be decdely thankful for n. these days of shoe uncertanty. For shoe certanty, wear REGALS. We can ft vou bv mal, REGAL SHOE STORE, Oahu W. H. ZMMERMAN Manufacturer v JK. s -? M a,.a,, r S "4?!."., 1 JOHN F. l:.l.(, Lhue, Kn. Kaua Aut. 11 Newest.Coolest Hotel n Hawa Fort Street. Hortolulu All (schools and homes should have a set f "Wonder Wurld," the famous chldrens looks. K. ". Hopper, agent. Adv. F CONSEDN By A. HEBARD CASE Offce of the County Agent at Kaua (Taper presented to the Wamea Lterary Club.) The slogan of the Food Admnstraton whch has been used snce the begnnng ot ths work and to whch we wll march to vctory s, "Food wll wn the war dont waste t." To stop wastng food s, of course, a cardnal pont n food conservaton. t s Conservaton. But to nsst on that strongly, as strongly as we ore gong to have to nsst upon t before sthe necessty for t s drven home, ar.d not offset by the counter balancng fact that there s somethng whch we can eat nstead of that whch we save, and the dsagreeable mpresson s created n the mnds of the people that they "are beng asked to half-rato- n themselves whle we are carryng on ths great war aganst Prussausm. Ths mpresson has already been created, to some ex tent. To correct ths msconcep ton, to tell the story of the part food plays n war; how bread and bullets wll put down autocracy and make the world safe for democracy; how we must conserve our food sup; lv n order that a share and an ungrudgng share, mav for our alles, s, f not the nost mportant, at least the mmedate and frst task of the Food Admnstraton or any other such body. From ths mportant task s brought to lght a new slogan whch wll answer the needs of the Admnstraton and create no such reelng or tear n the mnds of the people, that, "Eat ar.d wn the War." One of the frst thngs to be done s to remove from the mnds the fear that ths countrv s enterng a campagn of starvaton. We are gong to send great quanttes of food abroad, n order that our alles may keep on fghtng and wn the war, fof us as well as themselves. The more we send, the further we wll keep the frst lne trenches from our shores We wll send food, then, send t abundantly, but that does not mean that the Amercan people are gong hungry. t does not mean that they are gong to eat less than thev have been accus tomed to: they may n fa t, cat more. The tme may coue, possbly should the war contnue for years, when they wll have to eat less, but for the present all they are asked to do s to use spar ug ly the foods that can be convenently exported to our alles. Thev are some thngs, pershable stuff and bulky fcods, whch can not so wll be shpped abroad. They are wholesome foods of whch the Amercan people for ther healths sake ought to tat more, cornbread. rye, potatoes and home products of whch all are good. So that, all we ask so people s to change ther habts a lttle, to crt all thcv want of any number of foods wholesome and pleasng to the taste, but to cut dojvn ther consumpton of certan thngs of whch our alles stand n cryng need, we are actually counsellng the people, when we ask them to save, to do somethng whch s good for them. Food conservaton s not gong to be a hardshp to us, f we look at t n the rght way. At most t wll mean the substtuton of one thng or gnother, The man who eats less whet bread and more corn bread mav fnd, as thousands have found, tha they lke corn bread better. Be wllng to try new foods. Conservaton s not even gong to mean that we are to be unduly lmted n our choce of dshes. Thnk of a chart. On ths sde are the thngs of whch we can eat more, on the other sde those we ought to eat more sparngly, Vou wll see that the cat more out balances heavly the eat less. On the Food Admnstraton Home Card there are onlv sx artcles whch Hoover has asked the housewfe to save, vz: Save the wheat. THE GARDEN SLAND TUESDAY. DEC. 4, 1917. ;avp. the meat, save the mlk, save the sugar, save the fuel, n addton the housewfe s asked to buy home produce and use pershable foods n greater quantty. Another mpresson that must be removed s the wrong dea some persons have that ths whole movement s to cut down the Rrocery blls of the Amercan people. As one woman was heard to say, ts a lovely plan. We eat less am save our money so that we can send t to Europe." What the solders who are bangng at the Germans want s Food, not money, and food s what we are gong to send them. Thrft Wll undoubtedly be a by product of conservaton a r d theren wll le another beneft to us as a naton, but mschef wll be worked f the" mpresson becomes general that thrft s the ultmate object. That would leave unconsumed geat quanttes of foodstuffs whch cannot be very well shpped abroad, and whch, f we do not eat, wll beneft no one. That n turn, would have a bad effect upon future producton. What we want to do what we must do -- and what we wll do s to nduce farmers to put forth every effort to produce, produce, produce. They must not be ds couraged bv foolsh economy that would have the effect of over-pr- o ducton, and lead nevtably to n actvty cr retrenchment on ther part. Furthermore the lesson must be drven home that the duty of con servaton rests upon everyone. John must save as well as James The banker as well as the laborer n the felds. The husband as well as the wfe. The communty as well as the entle naton. Women have been preached at about starvng the garbage can untl every women must be weajy- - of the very name of conservaton. One would suppose that the whole duty of feedng the alles rested on ther slender shoulders. One woman asked, what good t dd for her to skmp the dnner table when her nusband burned up all she saved n hs cgars. We wll soon get after Mr. Husband. Every one n the famly te must wth the housewfe. One more lesson the Amercan people ought to learn the purpose n establshng the Food Admnstraton and Commsson was not, prmarly, to reduce the hgh S BUY REX n cost of lvng. t wll, bv thrott lng speculaton a n d artfcal shortages,, undoubtedly tend n that drecton; and for that, so much the better. But the great object of food conservaton s to wn the war. That fact ought to be dnned nto our ears untl we cannot possbly forget t or ms understand t. Let me repeat that the wholt object of ths move ment s to wn. the war. Look at the matter n the lght and vou wll see that prce, mportant as t s, dstressng as s hgh cost of lvng, especally to the poor, s of relatvely lttle moment besde the necessty of wnnng ths fght. We can put up wth hgh prces for a whle, f necessary, but we dont want to put up wth the Prussans, And that s what we shall have to do unless we subdue them. To subdue them each patrotc Amercan must do hs part, ether n the trenches or at home. Regard t as a prvlege to partcpate n such a patrotc movement n vour home. The natons task s a serous one. t touches each of us, you and me. f we do not wn ths war, we must prepare ourselves for grave changes n our nsttutons and to lead a dfferent lfe from that whch we planned to lve from that whcn our forefathers ded to gve us the rght to Hve. We shall ndefntely face the nterference of the Prussan autocracy or bear permanently the ntolerable burdens of mltarsm To wn ths war. we must have men. money and food. Our solders n the feld have always done ther part, our farmers and housewves wll do thers. We ae at war wth Germany becanse Germany took the ntatve and frst made war upon us, sank our shps. Rlled our ctzen, and plotted aganst us whle professng frendshp. We were patent tll the offenses became so flagrant and nsults so ntolerable that t was merelv a queston whether we would admt that we were no longer a free Naton or accept the challenge of the war-mad- e hypocrtcal, and medaeval Prussan mltarsts. There was one choce we would not make we were ncapable of makng. We could not choose "the path of submssou and suffer the most sacred rghts of our Naton ar.d our people to be gnored and volated.". We are defendng our rghts as a Naton. We are resolved that CUDAHYS BEST CANNED MEATS For Sale at Leadng awan M Sole Dstrbutors there shall be an end of brute Torce LOCAL NOTCL 1U MAKHNLb n nternatonal affars. What Germanys vctory would mean to HAWAAN S M AN D S Ma u the world s Plan, There would slands, ast Coast. Kau.k, Head be no rght except mght, no peace u j."ljllul save at the prce of humlatons too btter to be borne. Small ; natons could not exst. There would be.no sanctty of pledge. Wth the domnance of Prussan mltarsm, the Anglo-Saxo- struggle for free nsttutons and lber- n ty wll have been n van. t s to prevent ths, to defend our rghts, and to make possble an orderly and just peace n the world that we are at war," The naton calls on ts ctzens for hgh and noble servce. On some t calls for servce n the feld; on others for servce at home; on all t calls for fnancal ad and conservaton of the food supples of the countrv. Change Do Your Bt to Do Your Best. J., Slva has a complete lnn of Chrstmas goods. Advt. SO Souvenrs Wo neatly puck and mal Hawaan Souvenrs. Hawa & South Seas Curo HONOLULU. Let Us Do All Your xtngushed was relghted Nov. t1, C. & L. o. Ularts 4116. 4102, 4115. Lght Lst, Pacfc Coast. 1917, pate 152, No, 814- - Buoy Lst, 19th Dstrct. 1917. page 12. By ord t of the Commssoner of Lghthouses.. Laundry and Dry Cleanng Address Terrtoral Messenger Servce HONOLULU A E. AR.HDGK, nspecor, 19th Lghthouse Det. kvkrvtng n thk Slvkr and Gold Lnk Rch Cut Glass and Art Goods. merchandse of the Best Qualty Only. H.F.W1CKMAN&C0.,LD. Leadng Jewelers. P. O. Box 342 j Wamea S tables J f Up-to-da- LMTED te Lvery, Drayng and Boardng Stable and Auto-- Lvery Busness. j AUTOMOBLE STAGE-L- E BETWEEN LHUE and KEKAHA J Leavng Lhue every Monday, Wednesday and Frday, Leavng Kekaha every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. ARRVNG AT THER DESTNATON N THREE HOURS F. WEBER, Manager. Telephone 43 W Wamea P. O. Box 71 Markets and ll feppl Grocers JEWELERS eat Co.,. Ltd, Terrtory of Hawa. 1

SALVATON WAR Ml ACTVTES Plant That Have Proved Successful The propostd work of the Salvaton Armv n Amerca tranng camps and on the battlefelds n whch Amercan solders are engaged can be better understood by the Sal- a bref summary of what vaton Army has been dong n Europe snce the begnnng of the war. Extent of the Work n Europe At the begpnng of the war the Salvaton Army n England. France, Russa, Belgum, taly, Swtzerland, Sweden, Norway,.Denmark, Canada, Australa and New Zealand mmedately placed at the dsposal of the mltary authortes of these governments all ther prncpal buldngs, and ther resources of ther organzatons. The majorty of these buld ngs were accepted and used by the government authortes. Enlsted Men Over 30.000 Salvaton Army men are enlsted n the Brtsh armv alone. n the armes of other countres the enlstments are proportonate. These men true to Salvaton army tranng make the most of opportuntes for Socal servce. Salvaton Army Representatves Servng among the troops of England and France are 600 offcers of the Salvaton army who conduct and oversee the socal and relef work of the Salvaton Armv. Ambulance Work Thrty-s- x ambulances have been suppled and manned by the Salvaton Army and have been n operaton snce the begnnng of the war. Each ambulance costs $2,000. a total of $72,000 spent bv the Salvaton army for ambulances alone. n addton to these are nnumerable other ambulances that are manned by Salvaton army men. Kuts at the Front The Salvaton army has erected and operates 146 huts n the war zones. Each hut can accommodate about 500 men at a meetng, and at other hours the 9pace s devoted to readng, wrtng and rest room, games, musc, sngng, and other socal actvtes, and entertanments. Meals and lght refreshments are served. Pcked Offcers Only Four Salvaton army offcers are apponted to each hut, a man and wfe and two assstants. Great care s exercsed n pckng offcers who have a good report for effcent and successful busness management. Solders at the Huts t s estmated that about 75,000 men vst the Salvaton army huts every day on the western battle fronts. Solders back from the trenches spend spare tme at the huts. Good readng matter and wrtng materal and comforts of all knds are made avalable for the solders. Meetngs Before the Battle Relgous servces conducted n the huts for the beneft of the men who are startng for the front lne trenches are crowded to capacty. Thousands of these men kneel for prayer n these meetngs. Great Need of Uplft Work t s almost mpossble to exaggerate the serousness of the moral dancer whch threaten the men n camps, and the work of the The government authortes accepted ths offer subject to requston Salvaton army s a mghty force for good, a fact whch has been as needed, attested by the Government authortes of the varous natons. Government Approval of Salvaton Army Plans Copes of these letters are Conferences wth the Unted avalable, States government offcals were Hostels and Rest held, n whch the plans for hut Rooms and ambulance work outlned bv The Salvaton army has 61 hotels the Salvaton army, smlar to ts and 300 rest rooms n France and England. These are for the beneft of solders on furlough, con valescents, and refugees, Legal Ad for Solders n the department of Legal Ad and general advce for solders and for wdows the Salvaton has rendered valuable servce to thousands free of charge. Wdows and Orphans Helped A large department wth branches throughout Great Brtan has been establshed for assstng wdows and orphans. Many thousands have been helped n adjustng themselves to changed condtons. War Servce League Ths organzaton s made up of THE GARDEN SLAND TUESDAY. DEC. 4, 1917 the solders of the Salvaton armv. The work ncludes takng care of refugees, takng refreshments to troop trans, sewng for the needy, carng for sck and convalescents, vstng prson camps and renderng a great varety of servce where-eve- r the need s. Food n England alone the ktchen8 operated by the Salvaton armv for the beneft of the poor provde dn-net- s for 15,000 famles daly. Scope of the Work The statement herewth of the work of the Salvaton army n Europe, on the battlefelds and n the tranng camps, suggests the scope of the work that would be done for Amercan solders by the Amercan dvsons of the Salvaton army. Buldngs Offered to Government As soon as the state of war between the Unted States and Germany was declared to exst, the Salvaton army n the Unted States, promptly followed the example of the organzaton n other countres and placed all ts buldngs at the dsposal of the governments. A lst of 107 buldngs wth accommodatons for 10,000 solders accompaned ths offer. work on the European battlefronts, were approved and accepted. Ambulance Work Ambulance Unts wll be equpped and sent to the front wth the Unted States troops, These unts wll be manned by Salvatonsts and adheteuts, all of whom n addton to beng sklled n medcal and ambulance work, wll also be able to gve sprtual ad to the wounded and dyng. Hutments Huts wll be establshed at the concentraton camps, each one under the drecton of four competent offcers. Readng, wrtng and rest rooms, games, musc, sngng. entertanments, relgous servces and other socal actvtes wll be provded. Lght refreshments wll be served. Other Plans for War Work n addton to the Hut and Ambulance work, Ht: plans of the Salvaton at my War Servce League nclude:. (a) Relef of wdows and orphans, wth advce to ndvduals on adjustment to changed condtons confrontng them. (b) Accommodaton for solders on furlough and leave of absence, ncludng hotels and rest rooms accessble to camps. (c) Legal Ad and general advce department for solders and x wdows, (d) The makng of varous artcles to go nto the comfort kts of the solders. (e) Emergency and Mscellaneous forms of servce accordng to needs that may develop. Ablty of the Salvaton Army to Render Servce The long and world wde experence of the Salvaton army, n the work of moral uplft, and ts methods of syndcatng expeence from all ts workers to all others, makng t a pecularly able nstrument through whch to protect the Amercan solders from evl nfluences, and to strengthen ther moral natures whether for lft or death. Funds Requred Estmates based on the plans outlned show that a fund of $200,-00-0, as a start, wll be requred bv the Salvaton army to make these plans effectve. t s estmated that $25,000 of ths monev should be rased n Chcago. t smpor-- 1 tant that ths money should be rased at the earlest possble tme, as the need fer ths work develops as rapdly ps the tranng camps are organzed, and delav can easly defeat the man purposes of moral protecton. -- Seek Ttles to Kaua Land On Nov. 27th, the Koloa Sugar Co. of Kaua, by Hans senberg, ts presdent, fled n the land court ts petton for regstraton of ttle to 1919.70 acres of land on the Garden sland. At the same tme, the Paa.. Agrcultural Co., by Hans sefberg, ts presdent, fled ts petton for regstraton of ttle to 952.65 acres of land on Kaua. Star-Bullet- l Reach BASEBALL GOODS Adopted by the followng base ball organzatons for tn- - 1!U7 season : Ouhu League Kaua Amateur Athletc Assocaton Mau Athletc Assocaton Commercal League lllo Base Ball League O.hu Plantatons Base Ball League Regmental Seres, Selofeld Barracks.THE leac "CORK CENTER" BALL s used exclusvely by the Amercan League and Worlds Champons The Standard of the Base Ball World REACH GOODS are for sale at the prncpal stores vr RAn on A.auu 111 fcacy. Theo. H. Daves & Co., Ltd. MENS DSTRBUTORS FOR THE A. J. REACH CO. NDAN-TA- N Workng Shoes--$5.0-0 Made of tough, though soft and plable tan calf leather, wth genune oak tanned sole leather soles and heels. A real shoe all the way through. Your mal order flled promptly we pay the postage., Manufacturers Shoe Store HONOLULU ft every DSPLAY OUR CHRSTMAS ths year s the most complete n our hstory. We have spared tme nor expense n assemblng a stock that wll appeal to every class of purchaser and & pocket book. A TOYS --Our Toy Department s full to overflowng wth those thngs so dear to the chldsh heart Somethng for every boy and grl. Our lne of Dolls s complete. We have dolls for lttle, bg. young and old grls. Doll furnture, Beds, Dshes, etc. The boys have a bg varety of toys to choose from. Byccles, Velocpedes, Automobles, Mechancal Toys of every knd. Suts, Hats, Shrts and clothng of every varety. FOR THE GROWNUP- S- Lades: Madera Embrodery, Mandern Coats, Slk Kmonos, Cut Glass, Fne Trmmed Hats, Tolet Sets, Handkerchefs, Fancy Slk Wasls, Hawaan Jewelry. Coat-of-Ar- ms Gents: Shavng Sets, Sut Cases, Suts, Hats, Shoes, Suspenders, Shrts, Handkerchefs, Necktes and many other artcles sutable for gfts to ether gentleman or lades. WO TOR TALKNG MACHNES & RECORDS J.. SLVAS ELEELE STORE

.V 10 v: knds of questons n language, hstory, geography, bography, trades, arts, and scences, sports, foregn phrases, abbrevatons, etc. Get the Best. Supreme Court Judges concur n ts favor. The government Prntng Oflce at Washngton uses t as the authorty. These statements can bo made of no other dctonary. KENNETH Locals and Personals Mr. C. H. Wlcox went to Town to attend the Planters Meetng. Also Mr. Gaylord Wlcox returnng to the Coast. Thursday afternoon Captan" Y. Mormoto pad a vst to Lhue, where he was enthusastcly greeted at the park, The game of ball between the Flpnos and Japanese at Eleele last Sunday resulted n a vctory for the Japanese team. Score 13 to 8. Punahou beat Kamehameha n" Thanksgvng Foot Ball game 10-- 0 Ths s the 16 annual game n whch they have defeated them, so t looks as though the honors would stay put. The boautful flowers wth whch the Lhue Unon Church was decorated on Sunday ncludng roses Crown, Lles and choce gladol were home grown from the Garden of Mrs. A. S. Wlcox. Mr. Gaylord Wlcox was on Kaua for "a few days last week. He made a hurred trp to the slands leavng hs famly at h e Coast. He s lookng well and t was a pleasure to get even a fleetng glmpso of hm. Ho left for the Coast agan on Frday. v v C. HOPPER, Agent Lhue. Subscrptons Receved for Any Perodcal Anywhere. Let mo renew your old subscrptons. A Plucky Capture John Malna s the hero of a capture that would grace tho annals of the war n France. The other day, over at Kpuka he spotted a band of four burglars walkng away wth a brace of fne fowls belongng to the ranch there. Realzng that they were armed he went nto the house and ftted hmself out n smlar guse then followed them on horseback quetly to wthn easy range, throw hmself behnd a bg rock, fred at them, and scared them nto the surrender of ther arms. Ho then ted ther hands, coupled them up together and towed them over tho pass at the tal of hs larat to the polce department whch took tho prsoners off hs hands and saw to t that they got what was comng to them at tho hands of tho court. Bees From the Church A campagn s on aganst the bees n tho Lhue Unon Church. There are no-le-ss than nne swarms tucked away, mostly n most n accessble places, so that the church wll have to be lterally torn to peces to get them out. An export bee man, an old Chnaman, s on the sceno wth hs varous expert applances all ready to secure each swarm and transfer them to hs hves as they arc ds-loge- d. Ho does ths by capturng the queen beo after whch tho rank THE GARDEN SLAND,,4 fl,4z. PLEASURE TO USE T Websters New nternatonal s a Necessty n Every Well-Equpp- ed School, Cub Up-To-Datured Home and te, Busness Offce. Every day n your talk and readng, at home, n the oflce, shop, and school you queston the meanng of some new word A frend asks: "What s whte coal?" sabotage? gantry? Who was Becky Sharp? Hongkong a cty or an sland? etc., etc. Ths New Creaton s far more than a dctonary, beng equvalent n typo matter to that of a encyclopeda. t answers wth fnal authorty all.. vr K. C HOPPER. Lhue, Hawa: Sr: Please cnd mc sample pages am terms of New nternatonal Dctonary. Name Addresa. Teachers Conventon (Contnued from Page l) an to the lesure-s- de of lfe. He would have tho Hgh School also a "clearng house of the problems of the people of the communty," The Msson of The Communty Nure Mss Kuhlg gave an nterestng paper as a report of her work as vstng nurso of tho Lhue dstrct, one of whose chef dutes s to bo on the alert and report tho results of her observatons." There are many ; the mportance of tho proper carng for maternty cases, the results of condtons of bad housng, of a poor mlk supply, of neglect of tho carng for tho teeth whch ac-- counts n such largo measure for the backwardness of chldren n school. She urges that we gve to others some opportunty for enjoyng tho same knds of outdoor pleasures whch make our lves cnjoyablo and healthful. The Course ot Study A dscusson on the Course of Study was opened by an excellent paper by Mss Nell Fndley who stoutly defended tho Gary school system whch teaches chldren so to love school that one thrd of the grade pupls go on through the hgh school and a largo percentage attend college, The kejnoto of her paper was freedom,. e. actvty n the school room as a rest for lt tle bodes, the dong of practcal, TUESDAY, DEC. 4, 1917 Websters. S, - need for chancre was rpcncmzpd " but accordng to some of the more conservatve teachers, ths change must come slowly. A Good Moton Turned Down A moton that a publcty commttee be. apponted whoso duty would be to pescnt these argu ments to tho publc and to keep thov world nformed of the educa tonal progress n general of the s land of Kaua, was ruled as out of order. Great caro must bo taken that the thngs whch concern tho welfare of ther chldren must not reach the eyes and ears of ther parents, that evls whch mght be remeded by tho educaton of the publc mnd to the needs for a change, must not by any means reach tho source from whch that changes mght come. Judge Hofgaard gave expresson nformally m the form of a voto of thanks, to tho pleasure and royal recepton accorded tho guests of tho teachers at Hanale The meet ng was adjourned untl the next year, when tho nsttute wll bo held at Lhue. There was tme for the guests to buy tho attractve art cles of sewng whch wore on ds play. n Thb Crcut Court, Ffth Crcut, Terrtory of Hawa, At Chambers n Probate Mondays Advertser has an account of a n attempted burglary Charles Blake, of Koloa. deceased, n the matter of the estate of whch was defeated by tho eftectvo and fle of the colony follow wthout ntest ate. outcres of Mss Dasy Sheldon who hestaton or delay. thngs wth the lttle hands, tho ORDER FOR SALE OF REAL was awakened by tho efforts of the of the teacher anl "pupl, ESTATE burglar to clmb nto her room at Praseworthy Lberalty well expressed by her sentment W. O. Crowell, Admnstator tho house of her sster, Not n van "get down, get down low wth of the Estate of Charles Blake, deceased, havng fled hs has Dasy been a member of tho Wth most commendable generosty the laborers on Klauea plan- a teachor." tlem ; then and only, then aro you chor for years! petton, prayng for a lcense to sell the taton, Flpno, Japanese and Por A Lve Dcudon The vst of S. S. "Tokwa" to real property of sad deceased, for tuguese have subscrbed Kfnn last wank wns nn mnnrtunt. 8100.90 to Ths opened a rapd fre of arguments pro and contra (mostly tho theren set forth. the purpose of payng the debts as the Belgan Tobacco event n Japanese Fund and crcles. On Wed--! 817.40 to tho Red Cross. nesday the shp anehored at Wamea and gave tho local Japanese an grades as t now s. The dffculty upon a hearng had latter) tho course of study for th And t appearng to the Court Klauea s a placo where money does not on sad pet come easy, where tho profts on opportunty to go aboard. As a of cultvaton and adaptng other t to the needs of tho ton that there s not enough contracts are very modest, accordngly chldren of dftorent natonaltes, sonal property of sad deceased to per result, hundred of plantaton laborers took a day off and wended ther t s the more praseworthy that for many of whom there awats the dscharge hs just debts asset forth way to Wamea taxng the transportaton facltes of the sland to lberally to what thoy recognze as ther fathers and mothers boforo tor. thcs smple people out of ther lmted destny of labor n tho felds, lke n the petton of the Admustra resources have responded so the utmost. he call of humanty. them, was brought forward. The t s ordered that sad W. O. t Crowell s hereby lcensed to sell at publc aucton, at an upset prce of T w ($2000.00; dollars, to the hghest bdder for cash at the Court house n Wa-me- a, Dstrct of Wamea, County of Kaua, Terrtory of Hawa, the real property belongng to the Estate of sad deceased, after havng caused the tme of sale thereof to be publshed n the Garden sland newspaper for three (3) consecutve weeks before such sale, and also by aautng notfcaton thereof to be posted up at the court house at Wamea, Koloa and Lhue, aud upon the premses to be sold; and that sad W. O. Crowell, admnstrator report the result of such sale for confrmaton. Dated at Lhue, Kaua, Nov. 8, 1917. (Seal) (Sgd)- Ly.K A. Dckky, Judge of the Crcut Court of the Ffth Crcut. s Attest: tsgd) D. Wm Dean, Clerk of the Crcut Court of the Ffth Crcut. Wamea, Kaua. November 20, 1917. Notce s hereby gven to the publc that the property hercnbe-lo- w descrbed "a s belongng to Charles Blake, deceased, wll be sold at publc aucton to the hghest bdder for cash, upset prce of $2000, on Saturday, December S. 1917. at 12 oclock A. M. n front of Wamea court house, Wamea, Kaua, n accordance wth the above order. Lot 27 Lawa Homesteads, Lawa, Kaua, Land Patent 6523 Regstered Map 2493. Sxth Land Dstrct. Begnnng at a X on stone at the Southeast corner of ths lot and the Southwest corner of Lot 29 and on the North sde of Government road, from whch pont the true azmuth and dstance to Trag. Staton "Paper" s 114 08 30" 1113.1 feet, and-th- e coordnates of sad pont ot begnnng referred to Government Survey Trg, Statbn "Kaluamoa" are 6371.9 feet South aud 462.0 feet West, as shown on Government Survey Regstered Map No, 2493, and runnng by true azmuths. L. 960 38 343.0 feet along North sde of Government road to a X on stone;. 114 52 322.0 feet along North sde of Government road to a X on stone; 3. 132 21 397.8 feet along North sde of Government road to a X on stone; 4. 1450 so 127.8 feet along North sde of Government road to a X on stone n center of rght-of--, way of the Kaua Elsctrc Co.; 5. 158 09 263.3 feet along Government road to a X on stone; 6. 1950 33 25.9 feet along Government road to a X on stone; 7. 260 46 140 4 feet along Government road across a flume aud the Kaua Electrc Co. rght-of-wato a X on stone; 8. 230 30 150.0 feet along Government road to a X on stone; 9. 319 02 30" 629.3 feet along Lot 28 to a X on stone; 10. 2220 6- - 507.3 feet along Lot 28 across a dtch to a X on stone; 11. 354 32 841.2 feet along Lot 29 across two dtches to the pont of begnnng, AREA ACRES Exceptng and Reservng there- - y trom ngnts a tee: w:e across ths lot for the two dtches, sau rguts-o- way contanng an area of 47 100 acre; also exceptng and reservntr therefrom a rght of. way 60 feet wde across ths lot for the Kaua Electrc Co., sad lght of-wa- y contanng an area of 40- - 100 acre, leavng a net area of acres Terms cash, TJ. S. gold con deed at expence of purchaser. W. O. Crowbu,, Admnstrator, Estate of Charles Blake, deceased. For further partculars, enqure to W. O. Crowell at Wamea, Kaua. A. G. Kaulukou, Attorney for Pettoner. Nov. 20-2- Dec. 4. n Tnt Crcut Court op The Ffth Crcut, Terrtory o Hawa. At Chambers n Probate n the matter of the Estate of Francs Anderson Lyman, de ceased. Order of notce of hearng pet ton for admnstraton, On Readng and Flng the Pet ton of Mame A. Lyman of Wamea, Kaua, allegng that Francs Anderson Lyman of Wamea, Kau a, cleu ntestate at Wamea, Kau a, on the 21st. day of October, A. D. 1917, leavng property n tln Hawaan slands necessary to be admnstered upon, and prayng that Letters of Admnstraton ssue to Mame A, Lvman. t s ordered that Saturday, the 22nd day of December A. D. 1917- - at 9:30 oclock A, M., be and here by s apponted fot hearng sad Petton n the Court Room of ths Court at Lhue, Kaua, at whch tme and place all persons concern ed may appear and show cause, f any they-- have, why sad Petton should not be granted. Dated at Lhue, Nov. 1917. (Seal) (Sgd.) Lyuj A. Dckey. Judge Crcut Court Ffth Crcut. Terrtory of Hawa. Attest: (Sgd.) D. Wm. Dean. Clerk, Crcut Court Ffth Cr- - cut, Terrtory of Hawa. Nov. 20-2- 7. Dec. 1. RENT For rent, to responsble party at Kukuula by the Sea, The Jeager Resdence. Three bed rooms and ktchen; Dnng room and lvng room 40 by 25 ft. many wndows. Good Water. Rent 815.00 per month. Fne harbor and Wharf facltes for power boat, 82.50 per month. Enqure J. K. Farley, Agent. B. M. Allen Trust Estate, Koloa, Kaua. Nov. 7, Dec. 4. NOTCE The undersgned hereby gves notce that ho wll not be respon sble for any debts contracted hv Lee Char, Talor, of Kekaha, Hawa. Ho Hook Luno Kekaha, Nov. 1G, 1917. Nov. 20-2- 7, Dec. 1. Notce All busness or other communcatons to tho undersgned should be addressed to the Young Hotel,. Adv. Frank L. Potman, Major M. C R. C. onscsk tfutcaco e ll cat WAMEA HOTEL Wamea, Kaua M j. Breakfast 5.60 Lunch.60 Dnner 1.20 Room 1.60 05 FRANK COX, Manager asaneto THE BANK OF HAWA, Lmted LHUE BRANCH Lhue, Kaua, Hawa Deposts are receved subject to check. Certfcates of depost ssued payable on demand. Loans made on approved securty. Drafts Drawn on San Francsco New York Hong Kong London Yokohama Savngs Department nterest pad on Savngs Deposts. 4 per cent on ordnary and 4 per cent on Term Deposts. Ordnary Savngs Deposts wll be receved up to $2,500 n anv one account. Safe Depost Boxes for Rent S2 and $3 a Year