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THE GARDEN ISLAND. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2o, 1917.
REMAINDER OF CARNIVAL
Tlio Carnival began in Honolulu yesterday. The following nrc the
remaining events, to begin tomorrow morning:
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21
12 m. Hibiscus Show In Pan-Pacific Pavilion, Bishop Square, oppo
site the Young Hotel. Admission 25 cents.
8 p.m. Army and Navy Service Ball By invitation only. N. G. II.
Armory.
Band Concert Palace Grounds, by military bands and the Boyal Ha
waiian Band. Reserved seat 25 cents.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22
WASHINGTON 'S BI RTI I DAY
!):30 a. m. Military Review The biggest annual army parade held
anywhere in the United States. Reserved scat 25 cents.
1:30 p. in. Swimming Meet First day. At government slip, foot of
Alakea street. Reserved seat 81.
S p. m. Japanese Lantern Parade A river of fire pouring down the
street. Reseived seat 25 cents
It . m. Masked Hall In N. G. II. Armory. Everybody invited. Ad
mission 81. Boxes of six seats, ?5 additional.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23
1:30 p. m Children's Festival At Punahou. Reserved scat 50 cents.
!) p. m. Director's Ball X. G. II, Armory. By invitation only.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24
1:30 p. m. Swimming meet Part 2. Government slip, foot of Alakea
street. Reserved seat 81.
S p. m. Water Pageant Piers 7, 8 and 0. Honolulu harbor. Reserved
seat 81.
EVERY DAY FOR SIX DAYS MORNING TO MIDNIGHT
The Seven Scenic Wonders of Hawaii, depicted in realistic dioramas
on view in the- Pan-Pacific Pavilion, Bishop Square, opposite Young
Hotel.
Carnival Circus, in Aala Park; trained animals, human freaks, a
dance hall and modern electric illusions; the African Dodger, the illusions.
BY-AUTHORITY
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CHANGE THE GENERAL
COUNTY REGISTER.
In accordance with the law it is proposed to change the General
County Register on Monday, March 12, A. D., 1917, by erasing there
from the names and signatures of the following electors, some of whom
are known to be dead, while some have permanently removed from the
County of Kauai, viz:
No. Registered Dead or
Aflidavit. Nanu s Precinct Moved Away
Helu Inoa Mahele Make a Hcle loa
HOC, Aalona, Alfred 10 Dead Make
13!0 Aarona, Samuel Nonohiaulu 10
2i 4 Aarona, William Nakiaha 10 Awav Hole
110S Ah Boo, George 10 Honolulu
11(! Gillman, John Keahua 10 Away Hcle
1)55 Ilaggarty, George Gareld 10
220 Kaiawa 10 Dead Make
13S Kalaihi 10
121 Kalaikini, Samuela Kiliona 10 . Away Hel0
231 Kalani, Willie 10 "
121 Kaleikini, Samuela Paulo 10 " "
14.r) Keaka, Kawika 10 Dead Make
1!)1 Keohohina, Pekelo 10
1107 Loulu, Joseph 10 Away Hcle
214 Mahiai, John 10
117 Mahihila, Daniela Punua 10 "
170 Maliuiki, John Uo 10
23.", Makalii, Charley 10 D,.a,l ,Mnk,.
1131 Makaoi, John Kalanikau 10 Away Ilele
133 Manuia, Kaluwea 10 Dead Make
1!)!) Mauliola, Keoho 10 Away Ilele
113.") Naipuka, Kunia 10 " "
20S Napulupulu, Kea 10 Dead Make
13S!) Paakiki, Lauki 10
115 Peters, Henry 10 " "
lies Philip, Joseph Nakoloilani 10 Away Hcle
21ti Poka, Punohu 10 Dead Make
IDS Upa'i, Apelahama Kaliao 10 " "
203 Upa'i, Kane 10 ' "
1301 Waiau, Geresoma Kaai 10 Away Ilele
IS!) Waikoloa 10 ),.n,i Make
113S Ahrens, Conrad William ii Away Hele
131(5 Ano, John Niliona ) " "
21(5 Cosma, Frank Jacintho ',) " "
1143 Myers, Lester Llewellyn !) " "
1144 Peters, James ) " '
114") Ross, Edwin Sidney ) " "
'.'7 Ai. Akana 7 " "
12(51 Chang, Achong Ai 7 Honolulu
l is!) Derby, Albert Jones 7 A..(y
12S3 Doit, Joseph Cummings 7 "'
llti'.t Hannestad, Soivn Edward 7 "
1)57 Hardy, Walter Andoews 7 "
107!) Ikeole, Kalaea 7
1033 Johnson, Pedro 7 Honolulu
13!2 Johnston, Robert Levi 7 Away Hele
14 Kahoewaa, Wiliama Kamaka 7 Dead Make
73 Kanikanihia, Kainea 7 Away Hele
'.) Kolo, Samuela Bila 7
!IH5 MaeKeiizie, Murray . 7 "
1423 Mahoe, Urn 7
1,171 M'kol..l.!ila, Peter .7 Dead Make
1301 Miller, Edward L 7 Away Hele
3'.)2 Mooiv, Henry 7 D,.al Make
(5 IS Morgan-, Harold 7 Awfty h.1(,
12'.H Palmer, Arthur Bennett 7 "
437 Palmer, Edward 7 "
!if,0 Pritcliard, lb my Thomas 7
('.') Purvis, Robert William Theodore 7 '
1 ".)", Vili.vilt, Ilemv 7
10").', Wallace, Kuliilii William 7
ill Wil-on, Charles Louis Sophus 7 "
150 Ainaiki', Kaluna c, ),.a,j Mlk(,
iter, Anakal.a, Harry 1; Honolulu
451 Blake, Charles (J ,.,, M.,,...
412 Carvallio, Joe Jacintho ; y;.m Francis,
4(5." Hart, Isaac Kaleoaloha )i Honolulu '
S!7 Honan, Henry Michael (1 "
51!) Kucha, George (j "
4 ir Ksiliauli, John C, D-ad Make
444 Kaiena, David Pahuaina 0 "
4!)4 Knmakahi, William G Honolulu
447 Kcalohapauole fl pea(i Make
llSO Kimokeo, Keawo fi Away Ilele
1320 Koia, Jacob r, Honolulu
413 Koliana, Bine c, Dead Make
117 Moses, Daniel g Honolulu
!J(55 Opeka, Victor "
513 Panaewa, Solomon f, "
515 Perry, Antone f, gnn Francisco
131.', Timnierman, Harry Niles fi San Francisco
(540 All Mau, David 4 Away Hele
(!!)3 Akina, Clement 4 u;0
(!S Banliam, Arthur Cecil 4 Away Hele
1232 Bremer, Lud wig Wilhelm 4
123;'. Burgess, Harry Auld Kua 4 "
122!) Combs, Joseph Augustine , 4 "
(!U Cook, Carl Jeremiah 4 "
1241 Fassoth, Hans 4 '
(5(52 Fassoth, Joseph Balthazar 4 "
(513 Fassoth. Martin John 4 '
570 Hayselden, Frederick Harrison 4 "
(5S!) Honan, John Aloysius 4 "
CO!) Kahaulelio 4 Away I(le
15 Ka-li, John 4 " "
105 Kaulana, Samuel 4 " "
1)00 Kea we, Nui 4 " "
(512 Kekulakauka. Robert 4 " "
(50(5 Kuhcleloa, Willie 4
(52S Makea 4 " "
SO!) Makini, Keola 4 ' "
1224 Malimali 4 Dead Make
1230 Mcdeiros, Manuel 4 Awav Ilele
1123 Morse, Charles Benjamin 4 " "
!74 Neves, Manuel Fernandes 4 " "
SS!) Pauole Jr., William 4 " "
555 Peterson, Frederick Nicholas 4 . " "
1243 Richardson, Ernest Kapualanialiiokama 4 Honolulu
!)S4 West, Thomas Jefferson 4 Awav Hele
752 Arruda, Jose 2 Dead Make
124!) Faye, Andreas 2 "
733 Foss. Carl Olsf 2 Away Hele
7(5!) Kalawaianui, Pila 2 Honolulu
711 Keliiwalea, Daniela 2 Dead Make
1245 Loon, Lee Yin 2 Honolulu
74S Nielson, Alexander Christian 2 Awav Hele
1!)7 Akina, Andrew Kekahiko 3 " "
12(53 Jiomke, August Julius 3 Honolulu
803 Claudia Edward 3
500 Cook, James Duncan 3 "
71! Fassoth, John 3 Maui
5 Hart, William Piha 3 Honolulu
501 Kahoonei, Peter 3 "
101 Kalau, Kakaio 3
125(5 Kuapahiti, John Keaupuni 3 "
12151 Kuauahi, Keaupuni Keaupuni 3 "
75 Makini, Jack 3 "
',i)0 Manini, Punilei 3 "
Sill Milliken, Charles Duneklee 3 Away Hele
S77 Pokipala, Dan Kapahu 3 Honolulu
51 Puu, David Mauniauhili 3 " Dead Make
12(52 Silva, Manuel 3 Honolulu
1355 Wong Wa, Henry 3
57(5 Aruda, Antone 5 Away Hele
570 Arruda, Joe 5
123S Eklund, Walter Edward 5
552 Fernandes, Antonio 5 . "
1213 Gardeiittr, George 5 "
121!) Knackstedt, Charley 5
57K Kot, Frank 5 "
54(5 Lopes, Manuel 5
534 Opunui, Sam 5 "
1225 Pachecco, Theodore 5
(517 Pavao, John Elias 5 "
52(5 Rath, James 5 "
1227 Souza, Manuel Henry 5 "
(531 White, David Alexander 5
1022 Ah Nee, Eddie 8 "
2S3 Ani, Daniel Chong, 8 "
271 Anuliea, Josia 8 "
10S5 Brown, Ilenrv Christian 8
11(50 Cabral, Joe Teves 8
13(53 Fagoto, Manuel Luiz 8 . .
355 Ferriera, Antone 8 Dead Make
1431 lljipuku, John 8 Away Ilele
100!) Jarvis. Don J 8
10SS Joseph. Manuel 8 "
3(5!) Koani, John Hose 1 8 Maui
307 Kuhonua, Charlie 8 Away Hele
142!) Laikona, John 8
322 Lovell, George Mauoni 8
2!) Mahiai 8
1374 Manriques, Manuel 8 Honolulu
(550 Newlum, William Sheridan 8 Away Hele
101S Nielson, And 8
1010 Ornellas, John 8
310 Ornellas, Manoel 8 "
10! (7 Papoko, Charles Namuo Kimo 8 Honolulu
13S0 Reis, John 8
121)2 Sheppard, Alexander 8 Away Hele
30S Smith, Cyril Orl.bar 8 Honolulu
114!) Teixeira, Joe t S Awav Hele
131 Teixeira, Manuel 8
1154 Wilcox, Allen ('lesson 8
151K5 Trask, Joseph, Kaleimanu 8 "
11K5 Rente, Antone Ro.lrigu.-s 8 "
Elike me ke kanawai ua uianaoia o. hooponoixino houia ka Buke
Inoa o ka Poe Koho lialota o ke Kalana o Kauai nei ma ka Poakahi,
Maraki 13, M. H. l'.)17, mamuli o ka holoi ana aku i na inoa maluna
I ae inai Ka iniue inna a km no Ka mea o KCKaill poe o laKOU ua make, a o
j k. kahi poe ua haal. le loa mai i ke Kalana o Kauai nei.
j Liline, Feb. 3, 11)17.
j (Seal) J. Mahiai Kaxkaki a
1 County Clerk, County of Kauai.
I Feb. (1-13-20-27.
Waimea Canyon of Kauai
Will be seen by
Thousands of
Honolulu
During Carnival Week
3I KAUAI'S GREAT chasm is the subject of a mas
terly oil-painting by Howard Hitchcock. This
painting will be the background of a diorama,
showing Waimea Canyon from a short distance
south of
Puu Ka Pele
I SIX OTHER Island wonders will be shown in diorama form:
Haleakala, Waimea, Oahu; Kilauea, Nuuanu Pali, Ililo Bay,
Oahu from Tantalus.
IN THE CARNIVAL the races of the Pacific will draw close
to each other.
Kings of Far Lands
J WILL MEET in the landing of the Carnival Kings, Floats of
Hawaii, New Zealand, California, Australia, Japan, China,
Korea anil Java will move in the Pan-Pacilic Parade. In
dustries of
Ancient Days
J IN HAWAII will be portrayed; there will be true hulas of
old time, and the Hawaiian Piigeant will lecall the long ago.
Possibility of War
J HAS NOT changed plans for the Carnival. The military re
view of Washington's Birthday. February 22, long a crown
ing event of the week, will take place as arranged. More
troops of the
United
I FORCES AND of the National Guard of Hawaii will march
before Governor Pinkham than in any previous parade. The
Water Pageant, swimming races, Children's Festival, Hibis
cus Show, Chase of King Pilikia and many other events will
make the week a full and merry one.
J Reduced steamship rates twenty-five per. cent, off, have been
granted. Make your arrangements to visit Honolulu for the
Carnival. Transact your business while you see the Carnival.
Carnival Week, Honolulu,
February 19 to 24.
MID-PACIFIC CARNIVAL
HONOLULU, T. II.
TO
CRISGO
For Frying--For Shortening
For Cake Making
Frying
There is no smoke nor odor. Fried foods are free fiom
the tasie of grease. They now are tasty and crisp
Thcv are made more digestible, for Crisco is all vege
table, The same Crisco can be used to fry fish, onions,
doughnuts, etc., merely by straining out the food
particles after each trying.
Shortening
Crisco gives pastry a new flakiness and digestibility.
Crisco always is of the same freshness and consistency.'
It's uniform quality makes for uniform results.
Caie Maying
Crisco gives richness at smaller cost, It brings cake
niaking back to popularity. Butter bills are reduced and
caKes stay Jresn aim
States
moist longer.
