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THE MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1915.
I nun 101 ixin nAMTPimftniniro V
OUR ISLAND CONTEMPORARIES
Things are getting to a pretty pass
in Honolulu when good political work
ers have to dig down and pay taxes,
Just like anyone else. The idea of
Mayor Lane, who is giving his time
and his talents to the welfare of the
public, and the other municipal em
ployes, including seventy of the police
force, having to help pay their own
salaries! The thing is ridiculous on
the face of it. By all means lets get
to work on that new charter. An end
has to be brought to any such system
as holds back, any part of a city em
ploye's pay for anything so foolish as
' axes. Advertiser.
To us, tourists for Kohala seem like
a far-off dream. Hilo the Volcano
yes! But a "helau" and a ditch trail
don't loom large enuogh as tourist
attractions, beside Yosemlte, Yellow
stone Park, the Pyramids, a live Vol
cano, surf-riding at Walkikl, or an as
cent of Haleakala.
"The simpler joys for us: spooning
around the block," In a Ford, Hawi
ginger ale and the baby's new tooth!
Tourists' gold will not cross our
calloused palms. Dismiss the dream.
We can't make a show-down. Koha
la Midget.
Billy Sunday's itinerary does not In
clude the war zone. One would imag
ine that so "earnest" a sky-pilot would
want to get message to those thou
sands who are facing immediate death.
We don't wish Billy Sunday any harm,
but we'd rather he'd go to the trenches
than come to Honolulu. The 8ervlce.
On the Other Islands
Kona To Make Catsup.
Manufacture of catsup and tomato
sauce from the tomato crop of South
Kona Is an industry now being plan
ned in that district. The catsup factory
will be placed at Kailua.
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Gets Naval Academy Appointment.
Harry Melim, a brother af the as
sistant superintendent of mails at Ho
nolulu, was notified late yesterday
afternoon that he has been designated
by Delegate Kuhio to take examina
tions next April for entrance to the
United States Naval Academy at An
napolis. o
Coffee Crop Rather Light.
Kona's yield of coffe for the year
1915 promises to be about the same as
last year, which was 45,000 bags. The
present season has not been very fa
vorable for the growing of the berry
and a rather large acreage has also
been hit by a severe blight.
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Pineapple Cannery by Wahiawa Japa
nese. The Japanese pineapple growers at
Wahiawa and Pearl City are planning
the reorganization of a corporation to
be known as the Hawaiian Pineapple
Cannery, the plant to be located in
Honolulu. The proposed corporation
will be capitalized at $10,000.
It is reported that the Japanese who
are Interested in the venture have
made arrangement! to dispose of their
canned fruit to San Francisco mer-!S.
chants. Tho capital necessary to or
ganize the corporation and to finance
the building of the cannery will be
loaned by the local branch of the Yo
kohama Specie Bank.
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Excursion to Japan.
Between 50 and 60 excursionists are
expected to go on the big Japanese
excursion party which leaves on the
Shinyo Maru September 10 for the
sight-seeing trip to Japan and to at
tend the coronation ceremonies of Em
peror Yoshlhito.
Dr. T. Katsunuma of the United
States Immigration station, has been
chosen by the members to lead the
excursion.
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For the College Faculty.
Dr. Arnold Romberg, a graduate of
the University of Texas and a doctor
of philosophy in physics from Harvard
University, will arrive in Honolulu
early in September to fill the position
in the -College of Hawaii faculty re
cently made vacant by the resignation
of Howard M. Ballou, who was pro
fessor of physics and mathematics.
o
Health Department Head Reappointed.
Dr. J. S. B. Pratt, president of the
territorial board of health, was reap
pointed last week by Governor Pink
ham for another term of office,
o
New Weather Men.
A. M. Hamrick, former weather bur
eau director at Portland, Oregon, has
succeeded W. B. Stockman ai directoi
of the Honolulu ofllee. Mr. Stockman
goes to Washlngion.on account of his
healtb. W. W. V.'yatt. t-o of Port
land, Is in Honolulu as assistant
vtarher observer. He takes the place
of C. D. Asher, who has been transfer
red to Modena, Utah.
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Entered of Record
Deeds.
KAHOE PULELOA (w) to Moanaliha
Uwekoolani (k); R P 5470, Kul 3784,
Kanalo, Honuauia, Maui. June 14,
1901. $22.
WM. MOANALIHA UWEKOOLANI
to Geo K Uwekoolani; R P 5470, Kul
3784, Kanalo, Honuauia, Maui. Mar
20, 1913. $2.
SAM AKO & WF to Albert and Kelu
paina Kaaiawahia; R P 5615, and
por R P 1731. Ap 1. Koplli, Lahalna,
Maui. Aug 25, 1915. $400.
Last week-end booze items: Drunk
en husband tried to brain his wife
with skillet; she smashed platter over
his head and he went to tile hospital
Booze-flghter, on tabu list, faked a
fit in order to get a drink; faked too
hard and broke his face on the side
walk and went to hospital Round up
of Wahiawa blind-piggers (men and
women) ; some jailed Sampan launch
ing party winds up with drunken Jap
anese stabbing two "friends" who are
now in hospital anl so on, ad nau
seum, ad damnum. The Service.
In Judge Edings Maul has a man of
exceptional legal learning, honesty and
sincerity at the head of her court; and
the Valley Isle is to be congratulated
upon the fact that he Is not to be
transferred to Honolulu. Garden Is
land. The need of a suitable and safe land
ing at Lahalna has been emphasized
at various times and in various ways
since the days when fleets of whale
Bhlps were piled up there; but It
seems that something has invariably
Intervened to block plans for the im
provement. We hope that other lives
may not be sacrificed at Lahalna be
fore the proper authorities awake to
the situation. Garden Island.
Uncle Sam's ambassador at Constan
tinople is now holding down seven em
bassies besides his own. That's noth
ing think of how many Jobs are
swung gaily along by our superinten
dent of public works. Star-Bulletin.
Those Who Travel
Arrived.
Per str. Claudine, August 31. Miss
E. L. Dunn, Mrs. E. L. Smith, Mrs E.
A. Brown and infant, S. E. Kalama,
H. Chong, Mr. Chong, Francis Dainty,
Francis Dainty Jr., Mrs. Correa and
infant, F. M. Correa, H. W. Kinney,
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Wllberts, F. G.
Donne, J. Yoshimori, MIbs Ah Lung
Low, A. Apo, G. Yonemoto and wife.
Per str. Claudine, August 28. E. A.
Mann and wife, E. Townsend, A. D.
Larnacb, Miss Askew, Mrs. A. C.
Wheeler, Bro. Lewis, Mrs. M. Keku
wa, M. J. Moura, F. Ropero, C. A. Mc
Donald, T. A. Cooke, Dr. O. E. Wall,
C. K. Makekau, Master Ah Hin, Mrs.
Kiau Kee, MIbs Woblet, E. Lyons, K.
.Lyons, Mr. Sanborn.
Departed.
' Per str. Mauna Kea, August 27.
Geo. L. Hoon, F. Kawai, J. D. Dole,
L. E. Arnold, P. Friedrichsen, J. D.
McVeigh, Wm. Sanborn, K. Makahl,
E. H. Hart, M. E. Gomes, Miss E.
Hussey, Misses Cockett (2), M. Opu
lauoho, Mrs. H. Allen and daughter,
.Miss L. Buchanan, J. A. Dominis, C.
V. Johnson, H. S. Decker, John Fer
relra, J. M. Keanu and wife, Masters
Keanu (2), B. L. Wessler and wife,
Hang Chack, Mrs. M. Cambra and
hild, Miss M. Cambra, L. L. Schmidt,
Jack Ryan, Miss E. M. Barker.
' Per str. Mauna Kea, August 30.
Miss Wolher, Deaconess Spencer, W.
0. Aiken, Miss B. Lucas, A. D. Lar
!nach, J. W. Robertson, E. Townfaen,
Rev. M. Tanaka, C. Pae, W. Vander
ford. Master K. Stender, Wm. Farden,
A. Sllva, D. Conway, Capt. C. Wickett,
Iwagi, S. Koizumi, Y. Kanai and
wife, Master R. Purdy, Miss Luhan,
Miss L. Biart, Miss B. Lane. Miss E.
Akana, Miss E. Cunningham, Miss J.
Hoina.
Per str. Mikahala, August 29. Mrs.
D. Kaahanul, Mrs. Ah Tuck and two
children, Miss M. Nakookoo, Miss E.
Searle, J. Kauhane, Miss D. Ander
son, Y. Seikl, Mrs. L. B. Wood and two
children, H. D. Bowen, wife and child,
W. Luther, Jr., Mrs. Chang Tung and
three children, T. A. Cooke, Dr. O. E.
Wall, F. Foster, Jr., and thirty-one
deck.
J. D. Spreckels and
Party Pay Visit to Maui
The John D. Spreckels party
which has been touring the Islands
in Mr. Spreckels' private yacht, spent
a portion of last Friday and Saturday
visiting Maui. The yacht arrived
about noon on Friday, and the same
evening a reception was tendered the
noted vistors at the Puunene Club
House. On Saturday the party spent
the day visiting the scenes with
which his father, the late Claus
Spreckels, in former years had much
to do, and other points of interest
During their stay the party was also
entertained at dinner at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rice, and Mr.
Spreckels was host to Mr. and Mrs. F.
V. Baldwin and Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Collins, at a dinner on board bis yacht.
During his tour of the Islands, Mr.
Spreckels has visited every island of
the group. It was his first visit to
Hawaii in over ten years.
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KAMAKA (k) & SOLOMONA (k) by
P Kahooluhi Gdn to Makaoolea (w) ;
various peg land, Haou, etc, Hana,
Maul. Nov 20, 1896.
KEAKA (k) to -Kaunalewa (w);
pes land, Haou, Hana, Maul. May
9, 1902. $1 and love.
PAUOLE PEAHI (w) to Mrs Annie
Duvauchelle; int in R P 3875. Kul
4056, Kahananul, Molokal. Aug 4,
1915. $25.
PAUOLE PEAHI (w) to Mrs Annie
Duvauchelle; int in 3 pes land, Kalu
aaha, etc, Molokal. Sept 26, 1913
$25.
Grant.
HAWAIIAN COMMERCIAL & SU
GAR CO & PAIA PLANTATION to
Kahului Railroad Co, perpetual right
of way over two pieces of land, Wai
luku and Hamakuapoko, Maul. July
31, 1915. $1.
Beach Party Given for
Palama Basket Ball Girls
The Walhee beach last Sunday was
the scene of several bathing parties,
and the number of bathers, surf board
and canoe riders, gave It the appear
ance of a tourist resort. The various
beach houses along the shore from
Waiehu to beyond Walhee were occu
pied, and it being a splendid day, an
enjoyable time is reported all along.
At the Penhallow beach ho'.'se a
party was given in honor of the Pa
lama Settlement basket ball team.
Bathing, surfing, and canoeing was in
dulged in by those present, after which
a fine lunch was laid out of which all
partook. The party returned to Wai
luku late In the afternoon, tired but
happy.
Among those present were: Major
and Mrs. W. E. Bal, Mrs. G. D. Schrad
er, Mrs. A. Garcia, Mrs. Frank Aki, Jr.,
Misses E. Cunningham, Achoy Ahu,
Mabel Titcomb, Lizzie Ianua, Lillian
Biart Mary Luhan, Bernicia Lane, Eli
zabeth Akana, Jennie Hoina, Mary
Hon man, Jennie Kahalekal, ETla Bal,
Esther Tallant, Girlie Hart, Gladys
Hart, L.ouise Robinson, Pet Robinson,
Tweet Robinson, Lovey Robinson,
Messrs. Archie Bal. Jean Bal, Ernest
Weight, Susie Baldwin, John Robin-,
son, Henry Robinson, Alvin Robinson,
Foster Robinson, Robert Smythe, John
M. Brown.
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DIED
IOPA In Honolulu, August 30, 1915,
Kaul Iopa (k), of Li'.iha and School
streets, widower, laborer, a native of
Maul, forty years old.
LEE In Honolulu, August 29, 1915,
Lee Yee (k), or Kukui street, near
Aaala Lane, a native of China, forty
six years old.
LUILANI In Honolulu, August 28,
191o, Mrs. Luika Lullani, an inmate
of the Insane Asylum, widowed, na
tive of Hawaii, sixty-three years old.
WILKES In Honolulu, August 27,
1915, Albert L. Wilkes, elder in
charge of the Waikiki chapel of the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints, a native of Utah, twenty-two
years old.
HARRUB At the Queen's Hospital.
Honolulu, August 27, 1915, Ralph
Harrub, of 1813 Makikl street, un
married, electrician, a native of
Santa Clara City, California, nlne
tten years old.
SCHIEBER At the Queen's Hospital,
Honolulu, August 26, 1915, Anton
Schieber, of No. 3 Oahu Place, local
foreman of the Standard Oil Company,
married, a native of Verden, Han
over, Germany, thirty-five years old.
EIRICH At the Queen's Hospital, Ho
nolulu, August 26, 1915, Carl Elrich,
of Seattle, Washington, married,
electrician, thirty-two years, six
months and four days old.
LOU In Hilo, Hawaii, August 21,
1915, Lou Young, a native of China,
forty-seven years old.
HIP In Waiakea, Hilo, Hawaii, Au
gust 18, 1915, Hip On, a native of
China, fifty-eight years old.
McCORMACK In Banagher, County
of Kings, Ireland, August 1, 1915,
Michael J. McCormack, married, six
ty years old; brother of W. H. Mc
Cormack, of 2433 Alewa street, Puu
nut, Honolulu.
GRIENLAND At the Queen's Hospi
tal, Honolulu, August 25, 1915, Jos
eph Grlenland, of Pearl iCty, this
island ,a native of Finland, Russia,
forty-seven years old.
KALAKIKI In Honolulu, August 25,
1915, Miss Annie Kalaklki. of Tanta
lus road, a native of Kohala, Hawaii,
twenty-four years old.
ALAPAI In Honolulu. August 25,
1915, Blla Alapal, of 3372 Eighth
avenue, Kaimuki, married, a native
of Moiliill, Honolulu, sixty-five years
old.
KAHAI At the Leahi Home, Honolu
lu, August 25, 1915, Miss Lily Kahal,
formerly of the Lanakila Home, Pa
lama, a native of Hawaii, twenty-two
years old.
BARENABA At the Beietanla Sani
tarium, Honolulu, August 24, 1915,
Miss Martina Barenaba, of Nuuanu
Valley, a native of Honolulu, twenty-nine
years old.
UMIAMAKA In Honolulu, August 24.
1915, Jeremiah Umlamaka, of 1104
North King street, married, pafftler,
a native of Koolaupoko, Oahu, forty
two years old.
BOWMAN In San Francisco, Califor
nia, August 17, 1915, Dr. Frank A.
Bowman, sixty years old, former
resident of Honolulu.
COAN In Honolulu, August 31, 1915.
Mrs. Lydla Bingham Coan, of 1439
Alexander street, widow of Rev.
Titus Coan, a native of Honolulu
eighty years old.
VIEIRA In San Francisco, California,
August 23, 1915, Joheph Vieira To
ledo, of Nlnole, North Hilo. Hawaii,
married, railroad station agent, a na
tive of Island of Tereeira, Azores
Portugal, thirty-five years old.
FOR SALE.
Blue Indian Motocycle, 7 H. P., 2-
speed, 1913 model. Price $175.00. In
quire JOE FRANC,
Wailuku Mill Blacksmith Shop,
FOR SALE.
One Hawaiian mule, broken to har
ness and saddle, iu sound condition;
and one 3-year-old colt, broken to sin
gle harness. Apply at
tf. MAUI WINE & LIQUOR CO.
NOTICE.
There will be a meeting of the Man
aging Committee of the Maui County
Farm and Sanitarium at the Kula
Sanitarium on Friday, September 3
1915, at two o'clock P. M. to which the
general public is cordially invited.
W. F. McCONKEY.
Secretary,
BY AUTHORITY
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SECOND CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF
HAWAII: AT CHAMBERS: NENI
CHI KAMURI vs. HATSUYO H. KA
MURI. To HATSUYO H. KAMURI,
LIbellee. You are hereby notified of
the pendency of the above suit for
divorce against you on the grounds of
desertion, and that the same has been
set for hearing Thursday, the 21st day
of October, A. D. 1915, at 10 o'clock
A. M. in the Court Room of this
Court, in Wailuku, Maui. Hawaii, or
as soon thereafter as the same may
be heard.
Wailuku, Maui, August 10, 1915.
BY THE COURT:
Edmund H. Hart, Clerk.
ENOS VINCENT,
Attorney for Libellant.
Aug. 14, 21, Sept. 4, 11, 18, 1915.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SECOND CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF
HAWAII: AT CHAMBERS: In the
Matter of the Estate of LiMa P. Pall,
late of Lahalna, Maul, deceased.
Notice to Creditors.
All persons having claims against
the above Estate are hereby notified
to present their claims, duly authen
ticated, even If the claim is secured
by mortgage, to the undersigned, at
Honolulu, Oahu, within bIx months
from date of first publication hereof,
or they will be forever barred.
Dated, Honolulu, August 24, 1915.
HENRY SMITH.
Admr. Est. Lllla P. Pali, deceased.
Aug. 28, Sept. 4, 11, 18, 1915.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SECOND CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF
HAWAII: AT CHAMBERS: In the
Matter of the Estate of John Ferreira
Santos, late of Walhee, Maul, deceas
ed. Petition of Antone F. Santos tor
Probate of WILL of deceased. IT IS
ORDERED, that Thursday, the 23rd
day of September, A. D. 1915, at 10
o'clock A. M be and the same fs here
by appointed for hearing said Peti
tion, in the Court Room of this Court,
in Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii.
Wailuku, Maul, Aug. 19, 1915.
BY THE COURT,
Edmund H. Hart, Clerk.
EUGENE MURPHY,
AUy. for Petitioner.
Aug. 21, 28, Sept. 4, 11, 1915.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SECOND CIRCUIT, TFRR1TORY OF
HAWAII: At Chambers. MARV
BRANCO ICU vs. ISAAC ICU. To
ISAAC ICU; LIbellee: You are here
by notified of the pendency of the
above action for divorce, and that the
fame has been set for hearing on the
30th day of September, 1915, at 10
o'clock A. M., in the Court Room of
this Court, at Wailuku, Maul, Hawaii,
or as soon thereafter as the same may
be heard.
Wailuku, July 20, 1915.
BY THE COURT,
Edmund H. Hart, Clerk.
July 24, 31, Aug. 7. 14, 21, 28, 1915.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SECOND CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF
HAWAII: AT CHAMBERS: In the
matter of the Estate of Kaunuhl Jos
eph Kekahuna Staunton, deceased.
Notice to Creditors.
All persons having claims against
the above Estate are hereby notified
to present their claims, duly authenti
cated, even if the claim is secured by
mortgage, to the undersigned, at Wai-
iuku, Maui, witmn six montns rrom
date of first publication hereof, or
they will be forever barred.
Wailuku, Maul, August 6, 1915.
EUGENE MURPHY.
Executor Will of Kaunuhi Joseph
Kekahuna Staunton deceased.
Aug. 14, 21, 28, Sept. 4, 1915: -
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