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The Garden Island., May 02, 1911, Image 1
About The Garden Island. (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current

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Newspaper Page Textf Ljf 7 mi r. i ft M nr." I'JIU'iv K A t' A I , 'IVKHUY, MAY I'M A Nil i:4 if M5i ' BALL GAMES TUBERCULOSIS IK I! icken i Lducat&F &4' bhoes Homesteads Defeat Kilauea 5 To 3 Makaweli Scores 20 To 5 Over Koloa, While Li hue increases JRercentage By Sending jeies To The Green file To 6. HANALE1 ell noise like thirty-seven Bftnd ninety cents gate iS"""" SCOrcof 5 U 3' Ki" f Iftltfcffffirfliiiuls staged the scene or 'j'fffillffi 1 -' "1()St interesting ball 'mi7fe3iot only of the present yrtfsIMtt probablv of anv fgaiue 1.- -.. if '.' ruven,yue mi a uiamoim on is.auai tfJftSlncw field was. completed bu 'aufunours prior to tlje time tin but the iJaujEvas called, slud as a result, 'aswyerv poor for the runners. iMI Ti I !,iKtsLcgvei-ed and be-spattered the l jKv' Homesteaders arrived I lorjUvr after one o'clock, having h ienijrcooprtl up in a truck and MiAiiwsiuee six o'clock. As they im 'les&Ji) 1 straightened their He fulftes, and greeted the home Mt aTnfiere was hu. expression of pjftny displa; the various .r -m.nls&if the husky Kilanaites, 'Mr k' u ' "'" rarf''ctl tJmt no i?d isgJkrtiU i I inner n the I'ineapple l'l&fimyTaU i the game. 3jjAfew minutes elapsed during did a little 4 'ti t MUCttttiK- .i.iiincrs loiuid to .soil ol get iull5tE3l''iupasi directed propcrh . Sagainc fdled -jith the utthg team at tlu; stick ami fiom erv -irt. it XiecatiipJ a.pj6rtij tilu.. cr?qk, . team ot ;ie Jkpguc must cut cane or else go the slielt as scconi rate. lya- Kil.iueas were so badh di ked in the appearance of- Jit- opposing team, that the latter'.-, cclU--nt work got the home' bos befuddled. 'l'h:s condition u-xaikd throughout the entile me. being the Tnl reason gjen V !..-i.r defeat b tlv "plucki tie Homesteader. It was a Uglils exciting, Ule t.ujs 'imbuing, miire rjTau tljree hund- declariug it. 1y far the best the Haualei, of world-wide fame as the healthiest spot on earth, lias by rumor, been placed in an entire ly different light. Within the last year, quiet, sleepy Haualei, has been .invaded bv the tuber culosis germ, which has increased to such a n extent a s to alarm even Hanaleiites. Within the last ear, nearly a dozen persons have died of this dread disease, with another hinu at death's door, all these ease occurring within a radius of one mile. All that is possible to do under prevailing conditions, has been done by the community doctor, who has done much to check the spread of the disease, but as he is unable to specialize on this and see that instructions are carried out, his aims are in a great meas ure thwarted. Now that the Hoard of Health has appointed a specialist on tuber culosis, we hope the usual string of red-tape will be severed and that he will be allowed a free baud in an effort to better conditions in this beautiful little Hamlet. Koloa School Celebrates A very pretty May I'ble exercise was carried out by the pupils of .the Koloa school under the .super vision of I riuiipal Hush and his able assistants. The piogram be gan at twelve o'clock and was en joyed iniiiiensly visitors and pupils, alike, the laltel doing their parts in a highlv pL.imuk manner. We Carrv I Baseball i'er Seell ia KJauea. At Continutiilm iwtf 4. T ennis Golf and a general line of Sporting and Athletic (loods. .'t ,t ,1 Wall-Nichols Ik Co., LiMiri: ii Honolulu - - Hawaii I Are a treat for the feet. Made on a broad toe last with room for all five toes. This gives perfect rest for the foot at all times. r .They conic in Black Gun Metal,. Oak, Yici Kid and Tan Russia, both in high and low cuts. ' ' add 25 cts. to When onUrinj. co er !'r ight. Manufacturers9 Shoe Co., I.iMiri:i ln.Si 1-ikt Stk i:i.t , HoMii.ri.r CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP s 1 5 H I The kind that helps with the work. B r g 8 Your (iKieir has it. jj C e h I H .Hackfeld&Co., Ltd; n Dis'rKii.ri'uus 9 B Coyne Furniture Company, Limited Alexander Young liuilding. Honolulu I-TRXlTrRl- OK ALL DKSCKII'TIOXS liuivaus. Chiffoniers, Sideboards, liox ColU'hes, M.itlressis, luc. tTHOI.STKRlXC, AXJ) klil'Alkl XC. . S. OZAKI WAIMKA Wholesale Liquor Dealer ALSO 1 1 . Complete Line of Oriental Goods B Teli phoiR Xo. U. Hr.uich Wahiawa, Telephone Xo. 7. 1