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THE MAUI NEWS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1915. Those Who Travel Arrived. Fer str. Mauna Kea, Feb. 3. W. M. Alexander, J. P. Cooke, F. C. ther ton, John Vaterh0u3e, J. V. Smith, H. Thompson and wife, J. T. Fit Patrick, J. C. Tlanklngton, D. S. Rhe", Mrs. Stark. Ter str. Claudine, Jan. 30. E. II. Priest, Rev. T. Okumura, Jas. Sinclair, R. C. Walker. Departed. Ter str. Mauna Kea, Jan. 29. Mrs. 'it. C. Byers, Master Byers, Jas. B. Cos tie, J. C. Cohen, F. C. Lyser, W. E. Saffrey. Per str. Mauna Kea, Feb. 1. F. Focke, W. F. Dillingham. THE NEXT MAILS. Mails are due from the following points as follows: San Francisco rer Sierra, Feb. 8; Lurline, Feb. 9, Siberia, Feb. 12. Yokohama Per Manchuria, Feb. 9. Australia Per Ventura Feb. 25. Vancouver Per Niagara, Feb 24. Malls will depart for the following points as follows: San Francisco Per Manchuria, Feb. 9; Matsonia, Feb. 10; Sierra, Feb.13. Yokohama Per' Siberia, Feb. 12. Australia Per Sonoma, Feb. 22. Vancouver Per Ventura, Feb. 25. (Mails subject to correction on ar rival of ships.) RETURNED HOME, FOUND WIFE DEAD. Joseph Cook, an honorably dis charged soldier, returned to Honolulu last week after a quick trip to San Francisco on business, only to learn that his young wife, formerly Miss Rosie McKay, a Maui girl, had died a few days before. The girl's friends had told her that she had been de serted by her husband, and many be lieve that despondency had a good deal to do with her death. She died of a broken heart, it was declared. The case 1a particularly sad, as the young wife was shortly to have be come a mother. ONE CASE OF TYPHOID. A case of typhoid has been located in one of the Puunene camps. The patient is a Filipino, and so far as is known is the only typhoid ease now in the Island. MAUI PRISONER PAROLED. Governor Pinkham paroled Pascual Maturan yesterday. Maturan was con victed in the Maul circuit court, March 27, 1914, of robbery and sentenced to not less than one nor more than three years in prison. PARDON GRANTED. A pardon and restoration of civil rights was granted by Governor Pink ham yesterday to William E. Saffrey, who was convicted in the Maul circuit court, in October, 1912, on two charg es of embezzlement and sentenced to pay fines in the aggregate sum of $1000. P. C. Advertiser. SEALED TENDERS HALEAKALA REST HOUSE. Sealed tenders will be received up to 12 o'clock noon, Wednesday, Feb ruary 10, 1915, and then publicly open ed, by the Haleakala Rest House Com mittee, for the following: 1. Hauling, per ton of 2000 lbs. Ka hulul to Olinda. 2. Hauling, per ton of 2000 lbs. Olinda to a point 2.S miles from sum mit, just east of Guide Post. 3. Packing, by animals or men, from last mentioned point to summit by old Rest House. 4. Erection of building, consisting of: (a) Rubble Masonry Walls. (b) Grouted Stone Floor. (c) All Steel Work and Plastering of Hy-Rib Roof. Approximate weight of materials, 19 tons. Masonry in walls, 45 cubic yards. Masonry in floor, 20 cubic yards. For further information and blank forms for tenders, apply to Hug!1 Howell, Engineer on the Committee, Wailuku. Each tender must be accompanied by a certified check or olher depisit sb a guarantee of good faith, amount ing to at least 5 percent of the amouui of tender. The committee reserves the rUht to reject any and all bida, to award con tracts on separate items or as a whole. O. T. LirFKIN, Chaiiman, Haleakala Rest House I'om '.ttee. Wailuku, January 30, 1915. Jan. 30, Feb. 6. Forbach, Germany, is said to have the most profitable town forest known it yields an annual net gain of $12.14 an acre. Telegraph News of the Week. ROME, February 1. Serious riots to force war taking place this city. Mobs get beyond control police. Troops called to restore order. Attempt being made to stem tide against Vienna. Speakers demand resort to arms. At approach of troops crowd became passive and there was no resort to arms. CIIRISTIANIA, February 1. Norway is accused of selling poor quality of horses to Denmark. Supply of flour and grain now believed to be adequate to meet all demands. PARIS, February 1. Artillery fire continued yesterday mainly to advantage of Allies. Trenches at La Basse regained. Church at Fon quivilliers was wrecked by German guns. PARIS, January 31. Furious fighting in Argonne gives Germans slight lead at heavy cost. Dead are abandoned by Teutons in retreat from Flemish position. Big guns pounded Allies line. An aeroplane attack at Dunkirk was unsuccessful, though fifty bombs were dropped and few buildings damaged. From Arras to Bierancourt Germans kept up heavy bombardment. . LONDON, January 31. Berlin says Germans captured 745 French soldiers, twelve machine guns and other equipment in western Argonne forest. LONDON, January 30. Military experts, say Germans are pre paring another great attack to cut off French lines at Soissons. Teutons are reported making heavy reinforcements at La Basse. DUNKIRK, January 30. Six German aeroplanes dropped fifty bombs here, ten of which were incendiary. Several houses were dam aged. No loss of life. PETROGRAD, January 30. In Valley Alashkirk, Persia, after stubborn resistance, we captured guns, colors, and military supplies for Turkish army. VIENNA, Januray 30. Russian attempts to outflank army of Archduke Joseph Ferdinand, commander of Galician forces, thwarted by Austrians. Russia's efforts to invade Transylvania from Bukowina and isolate General Fisher, and outflank Carpathians, proved ineffective. BERLIN, January 30. It has been learned that the Kaiser was under heavy fire at Soissons. SAN FRANCISCO, January 30. Heavy gales on shore and sea reported along Pacific coast breaking over San Francisco bar. WASHINGTON, January 30. Yesterday on the coast of Flend ers, Allies stormed Middlekirck and Slyte. At Craonne heights Germans took 500 more metres of French trenches. French counter attacks easily repulsed. On the Vosges French attacks at Senones and Bandes re pulsed. Unimportant Russian attack near Gunbinnen repulsed. In western part of Argonne German attacks southeast of Verdun repulsed with heavy losses. HONOLULU, January 30. One case diptheria freshman class Punahou. Hawaii may have official censor for movies. LONDON, January 30. Teuton's move makes Russians fight harder in east zone. Offensive inaugurated by Germans is met by Rus sian advance against German lines in East. Petrograd contradicts Aus trian claims of success in Carpathians and reports gains in north ; while Turks are busy. With sinking armed British merchantman Viknor, 258 naval re serve youths went down. BERLIN, January 30. Admiralty officially denies loss of light cruiser Kolberg, said to have been lost in North Sea engagement. ROME, January 30. Italian reservists belonging to infantry and mountain artillery, are called to colors. VENICE, January 30. Minister of Agriculture announced today, army has food to last until September. Serious shortage fodder. Grain supply will be conserved. WASHINGTON, January 30. House committee backs immigra tion bill with recommendation that it be passed over President's veto. Revenue Cutter service has passed out of existence to be suc ceeded by coast guard. ' Senate in all night session wrangled over ship purchase bill. Not yet settled. SAN FRANCISCO, January 30 After Matsonia left for Hono lulu, she ran into heavy weather. WAR ATLAS OF EUROPE. Thirty-two pages of high grade modern maps of all European Countries. On fine paper in four colors. 35 cents. Nothing like it in the Territory. Same maps could not be bought in other form for five times the price we ask. Ask to see it at MAUI NEWS OFFICE. Smallest Bird. The smallest bird is a Central American humming bird, about the size of a blue bottle fly. Uncle Eben. " 'Bout the only trouble dat Job miused," said Uncle EDen, "was run nin' fur office an' havln' friends come aroun' de niornln' after election to tell him whur he made his mistake." Land of Ideas. In Russia, in the literacy, artistic and musical world, there is a perfect ferment of new ideas and new meth ods of expression. More than tb.it, in modern Russian literature, there breathes a spirit of kindliness which is entirely wanting, not only in French and German contemporary literature, but in our own. R. B. Cunninghame Graham. Not Always. A man respects the good woman, ad mires the brilliant woman, flatters the beautiful woman, and marries the woman who adroitly flatters him. New York Sun. She Understood. "I'm sorry to be so late, my dear. A friend asked me to stop by and take pot luck with him." "Well, did you win the pot?" Birmingham Age-Herald. Beyond Understanding. There is no use of trying to apolo gize for the time-killer who studies a bill of fare for ten minutes and then says "Gimme a ham sandwich." Interesting Problem. "The folk at our hotel are greatly interested in a problem." "What is it?" "An irresistable blonde has Just met an immovable bachelor." Judge. When the Artist Fainted. "That old bain of yours Is decidedly picturesque," said the artist. "May I paint it?" "Wa-all, a leetle paint wouldn't do it no harm," replied Farmer Clovertop. "What do you charge?" Lippincott's. Flaws In Fine Things. The finer the nature, the more flaws will it snow through the clearnoia o' it. The best things are seidcruest seen in their best form. The wild grass grows well and strongly one year with another, but the wheat If. by reason of its greater nobleness, liable to bitter blight Ruskin. Cultivate Trust In Self. Self-trust is the essence of heroism. It speaks the truth and it is just, gen erous, hospitable, scornful of petty calculations, of being scorned. It persists; it is an undaunted boldness and of a fortitude not to be wearied out. Emerson. W. C. T. U. women of Ohio, un daunted and undismayed by their de layed victory, explain the result of the November election thus: "I can't vote, Neither can ma; Ohio's gone wet. Blame it on pa." Sugar in Many Plants. Sugar exists not only in the cane, beet-root and maple, but also in the sap of about one hundred and ninety other plants and trees. REGAL SHOES FITTED BY THE SCIENTIFIC "FOOTOGRAPH" SYSTEM give that long wear which makes the Initial cost seem very small. Regal Shoe Store HONOLULU ttUtttUiiii!U ttuintttttttttuffi THE HOME OF THE Steinwoy and Starr PIANOS We have a large stock of Inside Player Pianos at fair prices and easy terms. We take old pianos in exchange. Thayer Piano Co., Ltd. HONOLULU, HAWAII. James C. Toss, Jr., Architect, Engineer, & Contractor Wailuku Maui OPEN FOR BUSINESS. ENDERS' GARAGE Fully Equipped with Machinery and Tools.. Auto Accessories and General Repairing. Gasoline, Oils, Penn Casings. Good Mechanics at Your Service. Workmanship Guaranteed. Prices Right Don't fail to see the auto doctor when ' jtou need good irervice. Two Doors below Maruonl's Garage. Your Patronage Solicited. Women's Low Heel Pumps A LOW HEEL, WELT ITMP. COMMON SENSE HEEL WITH SILK RILBON BOW. BLACK VICI KID $3.50 BLACK GUN METAL CALF. . '. .$3.50 PATENT COLT $t.00 Island Orders Promptly Shipped and We Tay the Freight. Manufacturers' Shoe Store BOX 469 HONOLULU r E1 ITOI IBIfS WHEN YOU SEND FILMS TO THE Honolulu Photo Supply Co. THAT FIRM WILL GLADLY EXPLAIN WHY CERTAIN EXPOSURES WERE BAD (IF ANY), AND HOW TO REM EDY SUCH FAULTS NEXT TIME. L, 3BE 3SG SEE BLAI8DBLL HOTEL FORT STREET, OPPOSITE CONVENT, HONOLULU CENTRALLY LOCATED EUROPEAN PLAN RATES : Rooms IVithout Baths Rooms With Bath $1.00 up .Daily $1.50 up $5.00 up Weekly $8.00 up $20.00 up Monthly $25.00 up J. F. CHILD, Proprietor. THE CRATER HOUSE AT THE VOLCANO, HAWAII. THE VOLCANO IS VERY ACTIVE. OUR AUTO MEETS ALL BOATS AT HILO. RATES: $3.50 per day. $20.00 per week. A. T. SHORT, Proprietor. LODGE MAUI, No. 984, A. P.& A. M Stated meetings will be held at Masonic Hall, Kahului, 011 the first Saturday night of each month at 73:0 P. M. Visiting brethren are cordially in vited to attend. BEN WILLIAMS, R. W. M. JAMKS GUMMING, tf Secretary. The authorities assure us that it does not follow necessarily from the theory of the evolution of species that mankind must have descended from a single stock, since the hypothesis of development admits of the Idea that several "Simian" species may have culminated in several races of men. r I DONT TALK WAR TALK BUSINESS We're the people to talk :: to when you want :: QUALITY PRINTING High Grade Printing can only be done in a High grade shop that's OURS. We have the equipment and we have the men that will make GOOD printing :: :: possible. :: :: WE MAKE ALL KINDS OF BOOKS ALSO. Maui ublishing Company , L 'c 'Quality Printers" Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii Advertise in the NEWS HI J 1