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SL1HUE. KAUAI. TERRITORY OF HAWAII. TUESDAY. JUNE 15, 1915
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HANAPEPE STORE
SCENE OE FIGHT
Two men, one a Portuguese nnd
theothcr Hawaiian, entered the
store of Jose Gomez, in Hanapepe,
last Friday afternoon and, it is
claimed, engaged in a fight with
Goiiitjz and his clerks, during
which show cases were broken and
other damage done. The men were
finally ejected and turned over to
'a policeman, who started to take
them to the jail at Waimea, On
the way, however, they made such
pleas to Gomez that he was per
suaded to drop prosecution.
Upon his return to the store,
Vipmez found one of the men there,
much to his surprise; and he seem
ed in such a bellicose mood that
another fight ensued. It is al
leged, however, that the store man
finally not the best of the argu
ment. The statement i s made that
liquor was probably at the bottom
of the tiouble.
Morgans To Leave
The Harold Morgans will leave
' Lihue early next month for Hono
lulu, whert they have built a home.
Before settling down again, how
ever, they will make a tour in the
States. Just who will succeed Mr,
Morgan as assistant cashier of the
Lihue Bank is not yet known, but
it is presumed that someone will
be sent up from Honolulu to take
4 the place.
Tunnel Through Mountain
Last Saturday night the work
men engaged in tunneling through
the mountain to connect the Grove
Farm water with the ditches of
Koloa Sugar Company succeeded
in reaching the other side. They
struck the exact spot aimed at on
the Koloa side, showing that a
most accurate survey had been
made. Heads of the project and
the men engaged on it are much
elated over the success they have
met with.
Telephone Complaints
This office has received numer
ous complaints in the Dast week or
two concerning the telephone ser
vice at Koloa. Lawai and toward
Eleele. The service to and from
the large business houses of Koloa,
the resident physician and the La
vai cannery is particularly bad,
while farther along the line it is
v.ry little better.
Broadbents Entertain
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. V. Broad
bent, Lihue, very pleasantly enter
tained a few acquaintances at a
dance and cards last Saturday
evening. Those present included:
Mesdames M. Payne, R. L. Wil
cox. M. Ommanncy K. M. Burke,
Misses Pavne, Ommanney, C. M.
Mumford, K. Mclntyre.'L. Jordan,
A. Starkweather. C. Castleman,
Dora Broadbent; Messrs. G. Broad
bent, C. S. Dole, F. Crawford, E.
De lacev, H. Vincent. F. Morrow,
L. A. Dickey and G. Middleton.
The Ou Club of Lihue has re
ceived invitation to attend the
Vlance of the Maile Club to be giv
en in Eleele Hall next Saturday
evening.
Deputy Sheriff W. 0. Crowell,
" of Waimea, went to Honolulu Sat
urday night, He will probnblv re
turn tomorrow morning.
LIES WALK
THE J. H C. T
The baseball game in Lihue park
Sunday afternoon between the
home team nnd the J. A. C. slab
sters was one of the finest exhi
bitions of the national sport seen
on Kauai this season. In view of
the defeat of the Makawelis bv the
Lihues the previous Sundav, there
was a feeling in the air that the
"fur would flv,"so that the crowd
was a very large one.
The Lihues had the best of it
from the jump, when they threw
the Japanese out in almost one,
two, three order. The Japanese,
evidently feeling a bit confident,
saved their principal pitcher and
put Daijiro in the box.
The Lihues scored one in the
first innings and one in the third.
Then the Japanese changed pitch
ers, puttinc in their famous south
paw. Before he could steady
down, however, the homers got
two more men over the plate,
leaving the score at the beginning
of the fifth innings four to a goose
egg in favor of the Lihues.
The story of the remainder of
the game is easily told. It was a
case of "biff-bang" straight
through. A wild through by Li
hue to third let a Japanese to the
plate in the fifth, and in the four
last innings they scored two other
runs, In the meanwhile, however,
the Lihues had put three men
across, so that the score at the end
was 7 to 3 in favor of the locals.
It must bt said that the Lihues
have improved wonderfully in the
past mouth. Kuhlmauu is pitch
ing great ball, while little Malina'
holds him in fine shape. All of
the other players have also im
proved wonderfully. The batting
of the team is particularly heavy
and effective. In fact it begins to
look as though in place of being a
tail-ender, the Lihue team will be
the problem tor the others in the
second series.
The defeat of Makaweli bv Mc
Bryde and the failure of the J, A.
C. team at Lihue brings about a
tie for the championship of the
first series between the McBrvde
and Japanese tiaras.
It will be necessary to play off
this tie, and the present arrange
ment is to have the final contest in
Lihue next Sundav afternoon.
When the schedule was originally
made out, next Sunday was left
blank, it being figured that there
might be just such a tie as has tak
en place.
The score by innings was as
follows:
123456789 Total
J. A.. JC. 00001001 1 3
Lihue 10121020 x 7
Mrs. Faye At Home
Mrs. H. P. Faye, Miss Faye
and several of the younger Faye
children returned to Kekaho last
Wednesday after an absence of
about five years in Norwav. Thev
will return in about six weeks to
Berkeley, Cal., where the children
will be placed in school.
Frank Howes, of the Schnman
Carriage Company, will, itis under
stood join the Von Hamni-Young
Company. He was with the latter
company when he first came to the
country.
Harold W, Rice and wife ar
rived this morning from Maui to
visit relations in Lihue.
E. E. Mahlum, of Waimea, will
leave shortly for the roast, to be
away a couple of months.
M
TODAY'S
10 LATEST
Sugar, 4.95.
Athens War partv thtoughottt
yesterday. Immediate results may
of King Constantino's illness;. His
cians.
Koumanta, it is understood, has
ise of the compensation she demands for her support, and her entry
into the war is again regarded as imminent. She is fully prepared
foi war, and has 850,000 men ready to throw into the field at once.
She has spent up to date eight million dollars for war munitions from
France, Italy ind the United States.
Fighting Around Trieste
Rome Austria is tillable to
advance of the Italians on the city of Trieste. Despatches report a
number or tactical successes, netting continued progress.
Socialists To Talk Peace
The Hague An international convention of Socialists will be at
tempted at The Hague to discuss peace. Russian Socialist leaders
have accepted the invitation conditionally. Heads of the Belgain
branch refuse to have anything to do with the meeting if Germany is
represented therein.
A Bryan Gusher Threatened
Washington Bryan will make a statement telling how he would
deal with the war as it is, and its causes; and how to end it.
No More Prison Cruelties
Berlin German reprisals upon British prisoners has been discon
tinued ,sir.ce Balfour became fiist lord of the Admiralty.
Mr. Stimson Talks
New York Ex-Secretary of War Stimson, in an address de
livered here yesterday, said that if the United States intended to back
up President Wilson it will be absolutely necessary to declare war on
Germany should another American ship be attacked by a German sub
marine Monday Afternoon
Sugar, advanced to 4.95.
Honolulu More defenses for Oahu are being urged by Congress
men, The Government may condemn and take in forty cares of land
near Moanalua for that purpose.
Bartlett's recent brewery deals,may be probed by the grand jury.
Merchant Drops Dead
, Abraham Fernandez, head of the house of A. Fernandez & Son.
leader in the Mormon church and father of Representative Eddie Fer
nandez, dropped dead in his store today.
Strike In Chicago
Chicago Fourteen thousand surface and elevated men are out of
employment, due to strike. The traffic burden of the city is now on
steam roads. Hours of service and small pav causes of strike.
Virginia Wins Old Suit ' ,
Washington The Supreme court has decided a long-standing
controvery between Virginia and West Virginia in favor of the latter.
The suit was to compel West Virginia to pay the sum of $12,393,029.
that bc'ng the pro rata for that part of the territory of the public debt
at the time West Virginia was formed from the State of Virginia.
On French Battlefields
London Although the French appear unrelenting in their offen
sive, which is netting slow pntgrss in the northwest, France's impor
tance in the European war is on the east side.
Over In Galicia
The Russian armies, thrown back from the Carpathians and dis
lodged from Przeniysl. are endeavoring to rally and oppose the front
of the victorious Austro-Germans, driving forward, flushed with the
prospect of forcing the Slavs from Galicia.
An unconfiimed leport says that the Austro-Gcnnan troops occu
py Furawa and further south have crossed the Dneister. The Russians
are making a stand in Galicia after weeks of retreat. Their new effec
tiveness indicates that the disastrcus shortage of ammunition has now
been relieved, and that they now have the weight of guns and men to
oppose the Teuton allies.
More Yessels Sunk
The British steamer Ilopetnount has been sunk by a submarine
west of" St. Ives. The British steamer Arndale has also been sunk by
a mine in the White Sea.
Mackcnsen's Army
Berlin Official announcement says that Mackensen's armv now
occupies Russian positions along the entire front from Cyriawa to Ser
niawa. Russian Reports
Petrograd German attempts to drive Russians from new position
near Mosciska. Galicia, have been costly. The Austro-Germans lost
20,000 in effort to take Russian trenches.
Advices indicate that Teutons have abandoned contemplated at
tack on Lemberg, now held by the Russians. The Teutons, afUr taking
Przeuivsl. were making good progress toward Lemberg.
Monday, June .14
Sugar, raws: 4.89.
Austrian Naval Base Wrecked
Rome Bombs were dropped from Italian aircraft yesterday, on
the tip of the Austrian peninfaula in Istria, and the terrific eplosions
which followed, destroyed not only the arsenal but the important
naval station there.
Several war-slips were also damaged.
An attack, in force,, 1 as been begun on Gorizia, after the success
ful attack on the Isonzrt JJver.
Isor.zo Attack Followed Up
Gorizia is one of the most strongly fortified positions which Aus
tria has, and coinnir.nds the approaches to Trieste and Pola. All com
munication witlrGorizia has been cut off, and the fall of that place
is imminent.
Geneva Hears Of Troop Movements
v
Geneva hears that 45,000 Austria troops have been moved north
ward toward Gorizia and Nabressina.
Teutons Shift Attack
London Balked in their efforts to reach Lemberg, the Teutonic
Allies have shifted their attack against the Russians to the southern
reaches of the Dneister and the San.
( Continue
NEWS Y WIRELESS
Greece won in the elections held
be deferred, however, on account
condition is still alarming physi
obtained from the Allies a prom
inteipose effective opposition to the
on page 6)
PRIDES
AGAIN
BEST IKAILIS
The most that can be said for
the Makawelis in the Eleele con
test with the McBrydes Sundav is
that thev had an "off dav."Surelv
they made lots of errorsrand paid
dearly for them. At no period m
the game did the visitors have
much show of winning out, and
had it not been for carelessness of
the McBrydes in the last innings,
might have been shut out.
The day was a trifle warm, but
otherwise ideal for playing. The
crowd was not so large as that at
Lihue, but it was a lively bunch
and they "rcotod" like good fel
lows. The Makawelis were first to bat
and failed to score. 'I he McBrydes
came back with three runs. After
that the playing steadied down
and for four and a half innings no
runs were made. In the seventh
the Makawelis went in the nir and
the McBrydes romped for four
tallies.
With the defeat of the Japanese
team at Lihue, the victory of Mc
Brvde over Makaweli tied the
championship o f the fiist series
between the McBrydes and the
J A. C. team.
The score by innings was as fol
lows: 123456789 Total
Makawdi 000000 0 03 3
McBryde 300 0 011 Ox 8
A Farewell Party
Mr. and Mrs. K. C Hopper gave
a "farewell" partv Fiidav evening
to Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Windas
who are leaving Kauai this after
noon for Honolulu and probably
the Coast. Besides tne host and
hostess, the following were present:
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Avery, Mr.
and Mrs, Harold Morgan, Mr. and
Mrs. E. H. W. Broadbent, Mr.
,aud Mrs. Windas, Mr." and Mrs.
ohn Hogg, Mrs. F. Carter, Misses
Lottie Jordan, Starkweather. Kath
erine Ominaniiey, Dora Broad
bent, and Theltna Hopper, and
Messrs. M. Vincent. Frank Mor
row, Geo. Broadbent andE. St. C.
dc Lacey.
Compensation Board
A preliminary conference of the
Kauai men appointed on the com
mission under the new employees
compensation law will be held im
mediately following the session of
the Kauai Chamber of Commerce
in Waimea Thursday afternoon.
The .members of the commission
now here arc J. H. Moragne, H,
H. Brodie. E. Mahlum and L. D.
Timmons.
Ou Club's Annual
The Ou Club, of Lihue. will
hold its annual meeting Thursday
evening. Reports will be present
ed nnd officers will be chosen for
the new period.
Dr. Glaisyer is building an addi
tion to his new home near Ktikui-
olono park.
Paul O. Schmidt, of Hackfeld &
Company, was among the arrivals
on the W. G. Hall this morning.
Senator A. J. Wirt, returned to
Honolulu Friday night after a ten
days tour of Kauai,
Acting Governor Thayer has
declared Monday. July 5th., a
holiday, the "Glorious Fourth"'
falling on Sunday.
IS
Dr. J. Yoshizawa, the Japanese
physician of Koloa, met with a
singular auto accident on the road
a few miles Li hue of Koloa Sun
dav afternoon, as a result of which
he was temporarily "knocked out"
and his machine was quite badly
damaged.
Accompanied by a small hoy
and a man servant, the doctor wrs
proceeding home from towards Li
hue. At a, point near the reser
voir the auto suddenly swung out
to the left and turned partly over
at the side of the road.
Dr Yoshizawa was hurt about
the head and sustained other severe
bruises, and the man was cut on
the arm.
E. A. Knudsen came along
shortly afterward in his big ma
chine and took the injured parties
to Koloa where their wounds were
attended to by Dr. Waterliouse.
Dr. Yoshizawa proved not to be
seriously hurt and was about the
following day (yesterday).
Dr. Yoshizawa was wholly un
able to account for the accident.
He was driving along at an or
dinary speed when his machine
suddenly darted to one side, an. I
befoie it could be checked was oh'
the road.
Lihue District Court
Kaiini Makanani was before
ludge Dole's court. Lihue, last
Wednesday on the charge of beat
ing his wife, Mrs. K. Makanani,
and after hearing was fined $10
and costs.
Ou Saturday Mariano Raquinan
stood trial on a charge of vagran
cy, although at the end of the
hearing he entered a plea of guilty.
He claimed to be emplovud by Li
hue Plantation, but the evidence
showed that he had of late been a
loafer around many of the camps,
and was not a wage earner at all.
The court cave the man three
months in jail.
More Road Building
It will be 'seen by a notice ap
pearing elsewhere in this issue that
the belt road is shortly to be given
a big boost ahead by the comple
tion of a tour-mile strip from Ki
lauea to Moloaa stream. About
two more stretches of it will com
plete the macadam to Kapaa where
it will join the present main road.
Derby To Town
Dr Derby left Saturday after
noon for Honolulu ou business
and will return Wednesday morn
ing As soon as his residence is
completed, Dr. Derby will bring
his mother and son to Lihue. The
latter will enter the Kauai High
School in September.
Nine Japanese charged with
gambling failed to show up in the
Waimea court yesterday morning,
forfeiting a total of Si 10 bail.
Sheriff Rice visited the mer
chants between Lihue and Kekaha
yesterday and distributed blanks to-
enable dealers to comply with the
registration requirements of the
new law relating to the sale of
firearms. ' k
f
Meheula, of Kapaa, will umpire
the first series championship
game between ihe McBryde nnd J.
A. C. teams on the Lihue grounds
next Sunday afternoon,
YOSHIZAWA
HURT
ACCIDENT
