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0 THE MAUI NEWS, SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1912. The Latest The Polo Season. In Sports For some weeks past the polo enthu siasts have been putting in some stre nuous practice every Saturday after noon nn at the Sunnvsido nolo field. What the Wrestlers, Boxers and Base Mnul nlwftyg Bemi9 IV crtvc team to Honolulu, for the inter-island cham pionship matches, and from all ap pearances the team this year will ho the heat ever sent out of Maui. The team as chosen will bo: No. 1, A. .V. Collins; No 2, Harold Rico; No. 3, F. F. Baldwin: No. 4, Dave Fleming. Many new men have como out this year, and while nono of them have shown speed enough to make the team, still they arc all working strenuously on the second team, in an effort to give the first team the hard practice they need in order to perfect their play. When the Maui team comes back with the championship tho second team will share in the triumph, as they will have the satisfaction of knowing it was their untiring efforts which helped make the team what it is. Maui has always gone on the field well mounted, but this year they are better off in this respect than ever. Several new ponies are being worked and when the cham- ship series is played these new ones together with the tried veterans will have the speed to carry tho team to victory- Prominent Chinaman Dies. Ball Artists Arc Doing. Of all games lawn. tennis appears to afford tho only exception to tho rule "youth will be served.'' Youth takes a back seat on the tennis courts and age and experience combine to hold the upper baud. Though this game calls for the agility of youth more strongly than any other sport, the veterans appear able to offset this quality which is plainly against them with craftiness and stroke control, which can only be acquired through long terms of hard practice. The cracks of yesterday are tho cracks of today, and they continue to calmly brush aside the younger aspirants, seemingly saying not yet,'' ami forebearing to even add but sooit" The Larueds, Cloth iers, Wrights and Littles, who were making tennis history in America ten years ago, have been able to block the Delirs, Toucliaids, Mo Louglilins and other phenomenal players of llieyounger set from the first place. In England it is true that Wilding, the cliampion.'s only ahout rfU years ot age, hut, lie isa veteran player, having won bis first important tourney in 185)8. ins JMieliHii championship was won in 11) 10, when the old English veterans, II. L. ami R. F. Doherty, A. II. Smith and F. II. llisely had all retired from play, and in the liiht two years lie has retained Ins Sunday night, the 5th, Tarn Sing, honors with considerable dilliculty, a wellknown Chinese merchant.dicd not from young' players, hut from nt his homo in Makawao of hemor- Dixon, Barret and Gore, the latter rimg0 0f the lungs Several years of whom is 44 years old, while the llg0 ho suffered severely from pneu- uiniT imi iiiu fiiui i'mim' in uiu iui i,v- monl!V an(l Bincc then lias never five mark been in robust health. In Australia, Brooks ten years Ho was born in Canton, China, ago was the leading player, and ho about 59 years ago and came to Ma has maintained his supremacy ever kawao 'thirty-three years ago as since. bookkeeper for Tam Yau, who had liven sectional championships established a general store threo have been generally Held by expe- years previous. Later Tain Yau, neneed players throughout America. Tarn Sing, and Tam Chong formed The Pacific coast is the one section a partnership and conducted a thriv in which youth has frequently sue- ing business in Makawao until sev- ceeded in toppling the old-timers eraljyears ago when Tam Sing bought from the place of honor. out his two partners and becamo Sam and Sumner Hardy, Melvillo solo proprietor, H. Long and Maurice McLoughlin He is survived by a widow and all gained the coast championship thirteen children. Ho was a mem- beforo they had attained the age of her of the Hawaiian Lodge of 17 years. This dies not show that Knighls of Pythias, a delegation of our men are likely to go back sooner its members being present at his than those of other eetione, but funeral. ii . i i . I., i tin i r.uuer inai our piayeis ran rareiy The luneral services which were afford to continue the hard practice largely attended by all classes and neeusary to maintain their positions denominations were held in thoneAV after they finish' their school and St. Joseph's church, at Makawao, college life. Rev. Father Rodrigues of Paia ofii- In the Eastern States many of the ciating. experts are so situated that they can Though Tam Sing did not openly suit themselves in this respect, and become a Christian until the night where this is the ease they make a of his death, his conduct whether goon snowing against, me younger in public or private, in lamily or players who try to dispose them. business life seemed always to have California players, however, have been based upon Christian princi- strong hopes that this yrar one of pies. His amiability of character their star youngsters will walk away caused him to make many friends. with the blue ribbon of American tennis, and a strong delegation will be sent East after the national championship. i he Eastern tennis journal, in discussing the possibilities of the "young blood," have come to the conclusion that the thrills of the game will be furnished almost exclu sively by the young Californians, and agree that without them the last two seasons would have been devoid of interest. KAHULUI JUST RECEIVED TKADI MAHK STORE ON THE 8. S. Missourian vrf "Tv -1 flH3ipt J Properly selected Wall Papers gmjjKpB il will add more than all else to the aitt'SPS harmonious furnishing of a home a mans'on or cottage eVCT SilEffiS? Make your selections from ? Furniture Department, Kahului Store 'i . - . ' Wm. A.Conway Passes Away. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF HAWAII. The Tax Appeal. An old and respected resident of Maui, Win. A. Conway, died last Thursday, May 2, at his homo in Waikapu. About two years ago Mr. Conway underwent an operation and since that time ho has never been robust health. Mr. Conway was born in Hilo, in 18G0. He was educated in Hilo and Lahaina- After leaving school he worked for many years as freight The following aro returns sent in clerk on tho different Inter-Island and tho assessed valuations, by the boats. Ho was the first lighthouso Tax office, of tl.e different com- keeper at Maalaea bay, and served panics and individuals, who have as steamship agent at that point for appealed: Haleakala Itanch Co., 18 years. returned 8150,000, assessed 8200,- In 1885 Mr. Conway married 000: Wailuku Sugar Co., returned Mary Poepoo Silva of Waikapu. 83,250,000, assessed 4,000,000; V. One son was born to Mr. and O. Aiken (.Makawao;, returned Mrs. Conway, who died of pneu 81476, assessed 82712; W. C. Crook monia while attending tho Kame- (Makawao), returned 81150, as- hatneha Proparatory School in Ho nolulu, in 1902.' Mr. Conway was a man of quiet disposition and highly respected by everyone with whom ho came in difference, contact. He leaves a widow and two sisters to mourn his loss. Notick oi' Dkawing of Grand and Triai. Jurors. Notice is hereby given that the draw ing of Grand and Trial Jurors to serve and net as such during the June, 1912, Term of the Circuit Court of the Second Circuit, Territory of Hawaii, will take place in the Court Room of the said Court, at Wailuku, Island and County of Maui, Territory of Hawaii, on Tuesday, the 21st day of May, A. D. 1912, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day. S. B. KINGSBURY, Judge of the Circuit Court of the Sec ond Circuit, T. II . May ii, 18. FOR SALE. Easter lilies for Decoration Dav. Apply to MISS I. RENWICK, Mountain "View, Hawaii sessed 82000; F. G. Correa (Maka wao). returned $6550, assessed $75)85. Totals Jteturned 83,409,176, as sessed, 84,403,297 SliOSl.m. The Maui Soda & Ice Works Want Empty Soda Bottles. Special Notice. J5t 1 . I This is not an advertisement but a Fact ! ijji Since the recent installation of a new clarifying gj SSI gj plant at the Makawao Winery, the KAUPAKALUA 7ml ig WINE has taken the deserving place of honor, as the ijg most delicious family table wine ever imported on Maui, (fj SSi ... gi Convince yourself by giving it a trial. Ring up the $i i if: M. W. & L. Co., Ltd., and you will be convinced. I LODGE MAU I, No. 984, A.F.&A.M Stated meetings will be held at Masonic Hull, Kihului, on the first Saturday nijrbt of each month at 7.30 P. M. Visltinp brethren ure cordially In vited to attend. HUGH HOWELL, R. W. M. BENJAMIN WILLIAMS, t. f. Secretary.- ALOHA LODGE NO. 3 KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. Regular meetings will be held at the , Knights of Pythias Hail, Wailuku, on the second and fourth Saturdays of each-, month. 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