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MAUI 3 -C A If you wish Prosperity Advertise in the News VOLUME XIV WAILUKU, MAUI, H. T., SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1 907 NUMBER 39 What is Best for Maui Is Best for the News LODGE MAUI, No. 984, A. F. & A. M. Stated meetings wiK be held at Masonic Hall. Kahului, on tbo first Saturday night of each month at 7.30 P. M. Visitlny brethren are cjrdially in vlted to attend. D. H. CASE, It W. y. BENJAMIN WILLIAMS. t. f. Secretary. ALOHA LODGE NO. 3 KNIGHTS OP PYTHIAS. Regular meetings will be held at the Knights of.Pythias Hall Wailuku on Saturday Sept. 28th, Oct. 12th. All visiting metnucrs are cordially invited to attend. V. S. MOUNTCASTLE, C. C. D. H. DAVIS, K. OP R. & S. tf. HUGH M. COKE. Notary Puiimc. WAILUKU, MAUI. Don't send away for anything when you can get what you need from us. We save you tho freight. Chamois skins, Syringes, Hot Water Bags, Plasters, Wood Alco hol Liquozone, Dioxogen, Hydro gen Peroxide, Creolin-Pcarson, Somnos, Antiphlogistine, Lithia Tablets, Milk of Magnesia, Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, Listcrine, Camphenol, Swamp Root, Pepto-Mangan, Peruna, Vin Mariani and a hundred other pre parations, which we sell at the manufacturer's printed list-price. MAUI DRUG STORE V. A. VETLESEN, Prop. Tie Bank of Hawaii LIMITED. Incorporated Under tho Laws of the Republic of Hawaii. CAPITAL $600,000.00 SURPLUS $200,000.00 UNDIVIDED PROFITS $70,000.00 OFFICERS. Chas. M. Cooke President P. C. Jones Vice-President F.W.Macfarlane..2nd Vice-President C. H. Cooke Cashier C. Hustace ........ Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS. E. D. Tenney, J. A. McCandless, C. II . Atherton, E. V. Bishop. Transact a General Commercial and Savings Business. Correspondence Solicited. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WAILUKU Chas. M. Cooke, President W. T. Robinson, Vice-President C D. Lufkin, Cashier R. A. Wadsworth, Director D. JJ. Case, Director Report to the Comptroller of the Currency AUGUST 22, 1907. RESOURCES Loans and Discounts 126,976.84 United States Bonds 16,500.00 l'remium on U. S. Donas 450.00 Other Bonds (quickly convert) 63,975.00 Cash and Due from Hanks 41,053.44 Hanking House, Kurniture,etc 7,300.00 Due frexn U. S. Treasury 825.00 $257,oSo.2S TERRITORY OF HAWAII, ) Q COUNTY OF MAUI, J" ss I, C. D. Lufkin, Cashier of tho abovo iamed bank, do solemnly swear that the abovo is trua to tho best of my knowledge und belief. C. D. LUFKIN, Casiiiek. Subscribed and sworn to before mo this 30tli day of August, 1907: J. GARCIA, Notary Public Sec, Jud. Circuit 0- MAUI WINE Agency Established on Hawaii for the Product of the Kaupakalua Wine & Liquor Go. by Manager D. L, Meyer. HEALANIS ARE SHUT OUT. Fast Game of Base Ball Sunday Favorite Team is Shut Out Stars Defeat the Kahului's Sunday School Association Starts New Paper Miss Laura Wells Honored. NEW MARKET FOR MAUI WINB A wireless message was received Thursday from D. L. Meyer, man ager of the Maui Wine and Liquor Company announcing that ho and established an agency on the island of Hawaii for the product of the Kaupakalua Wine & Liquor Coin pany. this company was tormetl a few years ago for the purpose of growing grapes to manuiacture wine on this island. The vines. grew well from the first and gave promise of a profitable business. This year was the first that they placed any wine on tho market and from tho first sample sent out it was predicted that their wine would become popular and take the place of many wines that are manufac tured on the coast and now in much use on all of the islands. It is contended that the home product will appeal to all users of wine as it is a oetter wine man wine manufactured on the coast and sold at the same price as the wine made hero. Tho encourage ment of the local industry will save much money for local purposes and keep in circulation the money earned here. J. G. Serrao of llilo will have the exclusive agency of that place for tho new wine and as there is a large Potruguesc settlement there and most of whom use wine it is safe to say that a good business will soon be built up there. WAIKAPUS SHUT OUT HEA LANIS. The first came of basoball last Sunday afternoon was between the Waikapus and the Healanis, when the Waikapus completely shut out their opponents. Tho game was a fast one and at the end of the ninth inning tho Waikapus had scored 5 runs to tho Healanis 0. The second game was between the Stars and the Kahuluis and was won by tho former to the tune of 4 to 2. Beforo tho game Can- tain Bal of tho Stars protested LIABILITIES Capital Stock $ 35,000.00 Surplus and l'rofits 18,614.53 Circulation 16,500.00 Due to Hanks 4,492.75 Dividends Unpaid 28.00 Deposits 182,445,00 J257.0S0.28 FINDS NEW MA RKBT. against the playing of Tom Krue ger with the" Kahuluis as he had already played two games with the Healanis this season. The attendance was a fairly good' one. The spectators were well pleased with the games put up. It is a pity that the "dead head"crowd around and in sugar cane fields cannot be removed or made to pay their entrance fee. NBVV PAPER ON MAUL On November 1st appeared tho first issue of the Hawaiian Youth a monthly paper published in tho in terests of the Sunday School Asso ciation of Hawaii. Tho paper should exercise much lnlluence over the children of the territory. The paper is a credit to its edi tors who comprise a number of our most conscientions religious work ers in the territory. Rev. E. B. Turner of Paia, Maui i, - lM 1. , , is uie junior anu misiness mana ger, Mr. M. G. Santos is Associate business manager. nil . ... j ne Associate editors are A. S. Baker of Kealakekua, Hawaii, Rev. C. W. Hill of Hilo, C. E Shields of Hilo, Rev. It. B. Dode of Wailuku, Rev. Wadman of Ho nolulu and Rev. J. M. Lydgato of Lihuo, Kauai. Tho paper contains Twenty pages and as the subscription price is nominal it is within easy reach of all. ELECTED PRESIDENT. The San Francisco Chronicle of October 10th says that Miss Laura Wells of Wailuku Maui has just been elected president of tlje Eng lish Club of Stanford Universitv. This is tho highest honor that can be conferred by any organiza tion of tho University and as but very few ladies have been elected to this position it is conclusive evi dence of tho nonularitv of the young lady. Miss Wells has taken a great in terest in literary work and by her offorts has merited this much coveted honor. SALE. Tho Ladies' Auxiliary of the Kahului Union Church will hold their Annual Sale on Saturday evening, November 9th, 1907, in tho now warehouse of Kahului or next door at Capt. Nicholson's, house. A largo assortment of useful and ornamental fancy-work will bo on sale at prices to suit all. Fish-pond and "Brownies" will furnish profit and entertainment for the children. Flowers and candy will be on sale; and ice cream, coffee, cako, sandwiches, sodawater, lemonade A'c, will bo on hand to sustain tho inner man during tho evening. Have your fortunes told. Good jimsic will be in uttim dunce, and a line platform will en able all who wish to enjoy dancinit. Trains will run at the usual ex cursion rates. DEDICATION OP JAPANBSE SCHOOL. This evening, November 2nd, tho Wailuku Japanese will dedicate their new school at the corner of Vineyard and Church streets, Wai luku. The execrcises will begin at 1 o'clock, and promise to be decid uuiy iiuuresunK uecauso 01 tnuir ...11.. 1 . .. . listinctively Japanese character lea m true Japanese stylo will be served 111 little booths on tho lawn, and a concert will be given in the new school building. In the newly completed parsonage, which is sit uated on the same lot, there will bo a sale conducted for tho interests of the building fund. A cordial invitation is extended to tho public to bo present at tho oxen-rise", and to patronize the various tables at the sale. SCHOOLS WILL TKACH INC COOK- Cooking is to bo taught in schools in all parts of the Territory here after. Up to this time its leach ing has been confined to the Nor mal School. Superintendent Babbitt believes that it is one of the practical things in life which can bo taught in the schools to the advantago of both pupil and people; that it is a subject that touclies tho comnuini iy in its nios't vital spot tho stomach. He believes that the school system can bo increased in usefulness to tho community by teaching, in a fundamental, . but practical way, and with refrence to its educative value, and not by mere meaningless rule of thumb directions, tho science of cooking or rather cooking scientifically. lie has had prepared by Miss Marion Bell outlines of lessons in cooking to be used in all the schools where the subject is taken 141, in cumuxuon wiin uie more recondite treatise on tho' subject, "theory anil Practice of Cookery," by llliams tfc Fisher, which is in use in tho Domestic Science depart ments of the schools. These outlino lessons in cooking, which Miss Bell has prepared, con sist of twenty lessons, or rathor more, as some of tho lessons arc de signed to occupy teacher and pupil more than ono day. Thoy treat of the methods of cooking food pro ducts which aro in universal use in Hawaii. There is nothing in these lessons about proparing trulllos but there is about cooking taro. There is nothing about how to prepare lobster a la Nouberg, but thero is about how to toll fresh fish, how to clean fish, and how to cook fish in sovoral different ways, and how to make a shilling for fish and how to cook ovor scraps of fish into palat able, inviting and wholesome dish es. Tho outlines begin with a. sug gestion of tne threo os'sentials of life, air, wator, food and thoir re lation to human life, their soourco and composition and tho physical and chemical changes they undor go. In teaching air tho child is to bo knight how to light a liro, how to manage a 6tove. In connection with wator the child is taught how tc, wash dishes, to scour knivss to loan tins to take caro of a dish cloth, of a qink, a kitchon a cup board, how to swoop, how to scrub lloors, and how to lay u table. 1 hen beinns food and cooking. how foods are classified, the princi pal methods of cookinir. as boilinn. stowing, broiling, roasting, baking, I Continued on Page 6. MARSTOF Is Appointed Superintendent of Public Works. Financiers will Visit Kihei Today.-Kihei and H. C, & 8. Co. May Be United. HAS- Thousands of Russians Dying From Ravages of the Dread Disease. Plague Claims Many Victims in Tunis Confidence is Restored in Financial Circles. (SPECIAL TO TIIU MAUI NliWS.I Sugar 9G deg. test 3.f)0 Beets Us. 3d. -i ...1 n ... t "" i- v. ,3. ju. who are consiupr-t ing a proposition to buy out tho smaller plantation and placing ihb two under one management. Nothing positive as1 to the appropriation at Pearl harbor is yet known. ST. PETERSBURG, November 1. Cholera has a 'frightful hold on the people of Russia. 25 of all cases prove fatal. TUNIS, November 1. Uubonic plague is severe hero. SAN ANTONIO, November 1. The West Texas bank has closed its doors. WASHINGTON. November 1. A committee from tho House sail ed yesterday to inspect the Panama Canal. BOSTON, November 1. Tho law providing for tho use of the voting machine has been declared unconstitutional. SAN FRANCISCO, November 1. All banks aro open notwith standing the proclamation of the Governor declaring holidays. CHICAGO, November 1. The bv lire. Tho loss is $5,000,000. WASHINGTON, November 1. and tho Ute Indians threo Indiana NEW YOT?K. Nnvninlmr 1 -.-'v. ... risinf'. HONOLULU, October 30. Lionel Hart years imprisonment at hard labor. SAN FRANCISCO, October 30 The California Trust and Safe Deposit bank' has temporarily suspended business. It was not a mem ber of tho clearing house and could not use certificates. Action has been taken to secure depositors. It is believed that the institution is solvent. No alarm is felt. ST. PETERSBURG, October SO. A mountain slid down village of Karatazh and killed 15000 ncrsons. ' MANILA, October 30. Secretary Tuft will sail Saturday direct to Germany on the steamer Rainbow. TOKIO, October 30.-It is reported tha crews of tho Russian, tor podo boats at Vladivostok mutined and attacked tho city. Ono of tho boats was destroyed. NYAKTA, October 30. -Two attempts have been made to assassi nate Gortollckoff. NEW YORK, October 30. Kessler Co. has suspended. HONOLULU, October 31.Marston Campbell was today apnoint ed Superintendent of Public Works in place of C. S. Hnlloway who re signed some days ago. The Assistant Superintendent has not yet boon appointed. Tho Government permits tho payment of 'taxes with certificates of deposit to prevent the withdrawal of funds. The mate of tho ship II. Hackfold who was sunnosed to l ,1,,.,, ed has returned. Tho banks here have boon cautioned against heavy withdrawals of California balances. SAN FRANCISCO, October 31: Statements have boon iR.m,l tho banks hero are solvont but aro unable tosecurocoin. Tho Hibernia bank, with $13,000,000 of Govornmor.t bonds can not borrow a few' hundred thousand dollars. Govornor Gillolto has duclared confidence is rostored. BALTIMORE, October 31: -The Stool Car Foundry Gnm,u.v i. failed. Its liabilities are $0,000,000. VLADIVOSTOK. Ootobcr 31: akon mutined and soized tho shin. HONOLULU. October 80,-Kona is to have 30 niilct of railroad, mi want 1 oiutz, tho ban Franoison stnnl.- on tho Manchuria. SAN FRANCISCO. Octobar tho rule that requires 30 days notice housf Sn'1,0' Ct0ber - PORTLAND. October 30. Tim ),lo. in r ji - 1 , .....- lueuiuu UUSUK'Sd IlOrO today. All of tho savings banks remiire GO davs nnH,. " UCIOUCr soiling orders. , Enormous oxyorU CAMPBELL OFFICE FRIGHTFUL HOLD. . . ,.r a TAKES midjcui jvhiui piamaiion. .1 ney(re-v. Holden Shoo Fnotnrv ! -.vi ' ' - In a battle were killed. between the soldiers n.,.W!.l.. . 1 ... ' -vwmiuuuuu ih icMoreu ami stocKa are was sentenced to three on tho -Banking conditions aro satisfactory. , indefinite public holidays until J Tha urnw nf llm l!n!ni. ,ii cr " nero Jtn i...i... ........ before wiuldnls can bo"3 T,W bU"k8 ni linn).-.! u-ill ,.r.,,...r. 1 1 - ....... . rnk - ,iN rAtnm (., i I uplift American credit abroad. or s