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TUB MAUI NEWS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1914
Haleakala
Head Scheme
To Ik Pushed
Acting upon the request of tbe
Chamber of Commerce that tlie
supervisors take up the mntler of
IiaviUK n road built to the top of
Haleakala by prison labor, the
board yesterday decided to make
immediate application for a force
ofal)oiil 50 territorial prisoners, and
to take steps to have the necessary
surveys made.
The members of the board will
go up the mountain on Monday or
Tuesday and look and try to deter
mine the best route. The mem
bers generally favor the plan of
building up from the Kula home
stead road, the claim being made
that the climate is drier, and con
stnibtion work will be more easy
han by the old Makawao
Olinda route. Hngincer Hugh
Howell and II. Gooding Field will
accompany the board on its trip.
Two Japanese
Women Suicide
Two Japanese women of Maui
ended their lives tiy the suicide
mule this week. Sezuyo Nakamera,
aired 2F). and wife of a clerk in J.
Onishi store, Kahului, drank poison
on Sunday evening, and died in
groat agony about 10 o'clock on
Tuesday, medical skill boingimavai
ling lo save her. Despondency over
'money matters is given as the cause
pf the deed.
The other ease was that of Matsuo
Tanaka, wife of a laborer on the
I'aia plantation, who banged herself"!
with her obi from the rafter of her
kitchen, early Wednesday morning.
The woman arose about o o'clock
to get breakfast for her family, and
wa found some time later, life
being extinct. She was 41 years of
age and the mother of 4 children.
Jealousy of another woman is said
to have been the cause of tbe act.
Xocals
Miss Coupe, of California, is a
guest of her sister, Mrs. A. L.
Case, of I'aia.
Miss Mary Hoffman is spending a
vacation in Honolulu. She will be
gone several weeks.
Miss Ruth Richards, of Honolulu,
arrived Wednesday evening, and is
a guest of Miss Cleo Case.
Dan Conway, tbe popular llono
lulu traveling man, is making one
of his regular visits to Maui.
J I. Cooding Field arrived from
Honolulu Wednesday night, and is
thegtiest of his brother, W. II
Field.
Miss Marian Ihown, of Honolulu
is spending a short vacation visiting
her aunt, Mrs. A. E. Turner, in
Kulaha.
Miss Laura Atherton, of Honolulu
is a guest at the D. II. Case home
in Wailuku. She arrived by the
Claudine, on Tuosdny.
James Steiner and son Walter
were Honolulu visitors on Maui for
several days this week. They were
enjoying ei short outing.
To favor Miss Olive Undsey
guoet from Maui. Miss Dorothy
Guild has invitations out for
unchcon noxt Thursday.
Church of the Good Shepherd
Holy Communion, at 8 a.m. Morn
T . 1 ! tl.,. ..
nig i-rayers, ami sermon What is
Prayer" at 11 o'clock. A welcome
to friends and strangors.
Through the gonerosity of Georgo
Wilcox, of Kauai, the Union church
of Wailuku has been helped out of
financial dill'ienlty by bis contribu
tion of $500, made recently.
H. 15. Savage, chemist at I'uu
nene mill, who recently resigned his
position, expects to leave for Hono
lulu by tbe Lurlino in about two
weeks.
Mrs. F. F. Raldwin and son ar
rived home on Thursday from a
several weeks visit in Oakland and
other coast points. Mrs. Baldwin
was met in Honolulu by Mr. Raid
win, who went down to meet her.
W. F. Wilson, manager of the
insurance department of C. Ifrewer
A Company, spent a several days
vacation on Maui last wiek. During
the time, be made the trip over the
di.eh trail.
Auditor Charles Wilcox, who has
been seriously ill for the past two
weeks with typhoid fever, is report
ed to have passed the crisis, and to
bo improving rapidly. It is expect
ed that be will be able to leave Ma
ulani hospital within a week.
A. T. I.ongley, manager of the
Territorial Marketing Division, was
stient several days on Maui last
week, looking into the prospects for
miscellaneous crops, lie was as far
around as Kaupo, in the liana district.
The "Poverty Dance" which was
postponed from July 4th, has been
set for Saturday, August 2!)th, at
the l'uunene Club house as origin-
illy planned. The proceeds of the
iffair are for the benefit of the Kula
Sanitarium.
A. 15." lirunc, who left last week
for tbe Coast, expects to visit the
west coast ot South America before
returning to Hawaii. Mr. IJiuno
will look into a number of business
enterprises while in the southern
republics.
A report to the effect that the
proceeds of tomorrow's game will be
donated lo tbe Kula sanitarium, is
denied by ollicers of the Association.
The matter of playing a special game
in the near future for the benefit
of the institution, is however, being
considered.
Miss Deulah Drinkle, of Oskaloo-
sa, la., the new Kindergartner at
tbe Alexander House Settlement,
Arrived on tbe Million. Her work
will begin in September. She is at
present visiting her cousins the
Misses Crickard.
Prof, and Mrs. A. R. Keller were
visitors in Wailuku for several days
early in the week. They had been
spending a vacation at Kuialia, as
the guests of Prof, and Mrs. Krauss
Mr. Keller, who is a member of the
J'erritorial board of health, spent
time in looking into the health sit
uation of Maui.
Miss Alona Whisler, who has just
completed her sophomore year at
Oberlin College, arrived on Tburs
day's Manoa. Miss Whisler will
open a small private school for little
children. She is living at the Wil
lia in anil Mary Alexander Parson
age.
Attorney Eugene Murphy arrived
home early this week, from a trip
to Washington, where be went for
the purpo5o of pressing charges
against Judge Kingsbury. The up
pointment of Judge Edings as
Kingsbury's successor, will, it is
generaly believed, result in the
dropping of the quarrel.
The Maui Theatre's special fe;
turo night continues to draw full
bouses. The character of the films
shown on these occasions during
the past several weeks, is of the
best both from mechanical and
artistic standpoint. It is another
demonstration that Maui audiences
may be depended upon to support
true merit.
Friend of J. 15. Thompson, of
Puunene, are wondering how he is
faring in England, where lie has
been visiting for several months
Reports arc general that America!
tourists in all of the war-stricken
European countries, aro having .
difficult, time in securing money oi
thoir letters of credit. Mr. Thomp
son expected to return to Maui early
in September.
Judge Kingsbury
Contimu-d from page I.
to the home of the Rev. J. Charles
Villiers, where Mrs. Kingsbury
was appropriately serenaded, and
wished the Klks' God-speed, on her
journey.
During the evening splendid re
freshments were served, in an
especially attractive manner, while
the Aloha Quintet rendered excel
lent music all through the evening.
Those present were: Judge
Kingsbury, C. D. Lufkin, Dan
Carey, Win. Walsh, 15. J. Walker,
A. I,. Case, K. R. Revius, F. I'.
Rosecrans, John UristOw, of Marys-
ville, Cal., Will J. Cooper, Con
way, Dan Quill, Conrad Hansen,
J. T. Pantoni, Capt. F. II. Parker,
Hugh Howell.
Judge and Mrs. Kingsbury ex
pect to leave Maui on Sunday
evening by the Manoa, and will
continue to the Coast, where thev
will remain for an indefinite time.
They expect to visit for a short
time Judge Kingsbury's son, who
is an officer stationed at the Presi
dio, San Francisco, later going to
Southern California where they
will visit other relatives. Whether
or not they will spend the winter
on the mainland, is uncertain at
present, but they may do so unless
the climate proves loo severe for
the Judge's health, in which case
they will return to the Islands. It
is the intention of Judge Kings
bury to open a law practice in
Honolulu upon his return.
The second Harry Baldwin Tro
phy tennis tournament, came to an
end on last Monday afternoon, when
Collins and Lindsay of Paia, defeat
ed Engle and Young, of Kahului,
in ibe finals by score of G-4, G-2,
and G-4. The matches wore played
off on the Kahului grounds, and
were witnessed by quite a large
crowd of enthusiasts. The trophy,
which is thus won from Myers and
Richardson, last year's champions,
must bo won twice in succession by
the same team in order to be held
permanently.
Owing to illficss on the part of
Mr. Rosecrans, Engle and Young
won their chance to participate in
the finals through default of Rose
crans and Richardson in the Somi
finals.
Cracked Friend's Head
May Be Insane.
Jin Jeong. a Chinese laborer of
the Puunene plantation, is being
held in jail for investigation as to
his sanity. Although he seems
rational, no other ground than in
sanity seems to explain the nitir
derous assault committed by him
on Wednesday upon a fellow coun
try man named Ah Chai. The lat
ter was asleep in his bunk, when
without, warning Jin approached
and struck him a terrific blow on
the head wrtlr a piece of hoe
handle, laying open the scalp, and
possibly fracturing the skull. The
assailant admits his guilt, but
offers no explanation, nor can his
victim and erstwhile friend explain
the assault.
Not "Governor" Baker.
Editor Maui Nmvs:
In reporting the Charles A. Rice
campaign through Hawaii, in a re
cent issue, you stated on my au
thority, that G overnor Baker was
handling the campaign on that
island. I unintentionally erred in
this, as it was Senator Baker I in
tended to refer to. I shall be pleased
to have you make this correction.
Very truly,
Baldwin Cup
II. W. RICK.
Announcement.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for Senator, subject to the approval
of the Republican voters at the
primary election to be held on
September 12. If nominated and
elected, I pledge myself to faith
fully support the platform of the
Republican Party, and to work
consistently for the best interests
of Maui County.
Very truly yours,
(Sd.) W. T. ROBINSON.
Wailuku is Thanked
The Hawaiian Evangelical A.rci-
ution hereby expresses its grateful
appreciation of the abounding hos
pitality of the churches and citizens
of Wailuku and vicinity, and voices
s prayer that the Divine blessing
may abide with all who have so
generously contributed to the great
success of this Annual Meeting.
Muriel Reaches liana
The schooner Muriel arrived at
liana, Thursday morning, 1G days
out from San Francisco. She brought
a cargo of general merchandise for
tbe liana district, and is now load
ing sugar .from the Kaeleku mill, of
which she will take about 11,000
bags, It is expected to get the
little vessel away for the coast next
Wednesday.
Burglar Steals Trunk
and Money.
A house in the Japanese camp of
the Pioneer Mill Company, at La
haina, occupied by a man named
Hocliimoto, was burglarized oir
Wednesday, amount $50 in money
and jewelry being taken. The
stolen property was in a trunk,
which was locked, and the thief
carried the trurrk some distance
from the house before breaking it
open. Sheriff Crowell believes he
knows the identity of the burglar,
and expected to soon have back in
jail an old time boarder of his.
Pheasants Increasing Fast
Pheasants are becoming very
numerous in almost all parts of
Maui, according to reports which
have been received by the Board of
Supervisors. In fact it is stated
that iir some sections the birds are
causing considerable damage to
planted crops. It is probable that
rro more game birds will be order
ed irr the future by the board. The
last shipment consisted of 40 phea
sants, 19 of which were liberated in
liana district, and the balance on
Molokai. Hither the mongoose is
getting scarcer, or the birds are
learning how to evade the pest, for
they seem to be increasing rapidly
The board was advised this week,
that owing to a quarantine restric
tiou against birds from Mexico, it
will be impossible to secure the
consignment of quail ordered some
time siirce.
One Sided Humor.
After the company hnil gone Mrs,
.Mason snlil to her husband, "What on
earth did you mean. John, by telling
tho Flemings that my humor was posl
tlve, but not nogatlvo?" "I meant,"
said Mr. Mason, discreetly moving to
ward tho door, "that you could nrako
a joke, but couldn't take ono!"
That's What They All Say.
"All men aro alike. They'ro deceit
ful and selQsh."
"How do you know?"
"A married friend of mlno told mo so
and warned ino against all of them."
"Hut you'ro going to marry Prod?"
"Of course I am. lie's different"
Detroit Free Press.
French Apples.
Tho best French apples aro sent to
market wrapped In tlssuo paper and
separated by a thin layer of excelsior
or straw. This Is known as 'packing
In "r.
MAUI SJABLES
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Drays, Express Wagons, Buggies, etc
Harness ami Saddle Horses; 7-seater
Cadillac, Frnnli Meilelios, Chauffeur;
also 2-Toa lluick Truck, for hire Day and
Night. Special rates for large parties.
We guarantee to make all steamer ami
ANNOUNCEMENTS!
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Subject to the approval of the Rcpub
lican voters of the Third Hepresentative
District, I hirebv offer myself ns a can
dulnte for the House of Representatives,
ami I pledge myself to suport the plat
form of the Republican party in this
Territory.
(Sd.) J. K. PUU.
Vote for
fjnmcs 5. HchotiQ,
Republican Candidate for Rcprcseatalive
A sure supporter of the
Republican Platform.
JAMES S. ACHONG.
NOTICE.
BY COUNTY CLERK.
CONCERNING ERASURE
In COmnliailCO with tho lmivisinns of Section ft. of Act P,S Snsaimi .
Laws of 11)11, as amended by Section 2, of Act 10f), Session Laws of''
15)11, and any other law or laws of the Territory of Hawaii, enablinir me
so to do, notice is hereby given that, unless good cause is shown for not
so doing, it is my intention, on 'Wednesday, September 2, 15)H, to erase
irom tlie tieneral (.Olhcial) Register of Electors for the County of Maui,
the names and signatures of the electors hcreinbolow mentioned for the
reasons hereinbelow given:
Reasons lor Erasure
Precincts Dealh and Remov
- als of Residence
Names
6th
Waihce
Removals
Kalahele, Chas
Kalani, Robt Jr " . "
Kamailioolewa " "
Kamaka, Chas " "
Kamaka, Ilaohaku " "
I.ahaiua, P " "
Naniakaokala, K " "
7th "
Puunene
Moore, J C " "
iath "
Hamakuapoko
M S de Ponte " "
i3th
Iluelo .
Iimmesley, Peter J " "
Kahiamoc, Abr " '
Kaholokula, John " "
Kailiaau, Kala " "
Kawelau, John " "
Macauley, John " "
Smythe. Harry R " "
15th
Nahiku
Kahookele.David " "
Kaiwi, Jno Jr " "
Pa, ThosK " "
Warner, Win I.e Roy "
Wright, Festus I'
10th . "
liana
Ferreira, M ' "
Iliapo, J "
Hiapo, K " "
Kaaumoaua, J ' " '
17th "
Kipahulu
Hroderick, Henry T " "
Iloewaa " "
Kauihou, Sam " "
Taylor, Wm W "
Ulii, Makia "
19th
Halawa
Kawaa, John " 11
20tll "
Pukoo
Dudoit, M " "
Dudoit, A " "
line, II IC " '
Kaahamii, P " "
ANNOUNCEMENT.
To the Voters of Maui County,
Gentlemen:
Relieving in the principles of the
Republican Party, and as a member o
he Republican Party, I beg to place my
name before you for the nomination as
Senator.
Tho' coming from Maui's smallest
district, I assure that I shall, if elected,
represent all Maui County in the Senate.
Yours truly,
(Sig ) G. P. COOKK.
HON. P. J. GOODNESS.
I beg to announce that I will be a
Candidate for re-elrction to the House of
Representatives on the Republican
Ticket at the coming Primary, and
pledge myself to support the Platform of
he Republican Party.
Your obedient servant,
P. J. GOODN'KSS, (Kukancki)
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I hereby announce ihat I will be a
Candidate for re-election to the House oa
Representatives oa the Republican Tick
et at the coming Primary, and nledge
myself lo suport the Platform of the
Republican Party.
JOHN WILCOX, (Wimkoki)
OF NAMES OF ELECTORS.
Reasons lor Erasure
Preclncls Death and Remov
als ol Residence
Names
20tll
Pukoo
Removals
Kaikiohua, J " "
Keahi, P "
Kuaana, I " "
2ISl " ''
-Kauuakakai
Kaiole, Jim ' "
6th Deaths'
Waihee
Kopa " '
Kuhio, S M " "
Kama!, Kalutia " "
Kapiko, Sam " '!
I.omio, Nahiku " '.'
7th "
, Piuuietie
Kalani, Opuuui " ' .
Kckahuua,Kuouohi " '
13th r'
Huelo
Kiha, Pila " '-' '
17th a
Kipahulu
Kahale, S W '
Kahue " t
Kaluna, I'N " '
Kapai, Jno A "
19th "
Halawa
Kaikala, Saml P " "
aoth 'i
Pukoo
Keakawai, S " '
2211(1 '
Kulaupapa
Kaaihuc, John " '
Kalei ' i
Kaluna, Piimoku "
Kamakau "
Kamohoalii, Sol " "
Kaua, Willie " '
Kaohuii, K M " " "
Kapuui, John " "
Keama, Wm N " '
Kipi, Moses "
Kiwini, Kaulaua " "
Kaialomi, David " "
Keouaoua " "
Mainaulaui "
Makahiehie, K "
Nawaelua " "
Punilio, Abr II "
Schultse, K " '
WM. V. KAAI5,
Counly Clerk, of the County of Maui
train connections.
Aug. S, 15, 22, 29, 1911.
