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J.THE 0ASDE5N ISLAND, Td.EDAY, AUG. 8i. 1920
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Eliminating The "Game"
Time was when people referred to the
automobile business as a "game." When
you buy your car you expect to buy it from
a reputable Motor Car Merchant. Because
you want to know that your car represents
real investment, not a gambler's chance.
Nawiliwili Garage, Ltd, has helped to
eliminate the "game" from the Motor car
business. We offer you cars of known quali
ty, with a national reputation, backed by
our local reputation and service; cars with
investment and resale value.
Of a total of over 1 00 makes of cars,
only a very few have adequate representa
tion in the local market. The car that is
not worthy -of the best representation, is
not worthy of your consideration.
Natmlturilt (feage, lift.
SERVICE
Cvrlain-tccd means roof service
in (he broadest sense.
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in every town, city or country.
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only the most complete weather
protection year after year, but
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Here is a rofing that can be
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Here is a roof covering that Public
Opinion the world over has pro
nounced to be "the best roofing for
roofs and the best rofing of its
type."
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HONOLULU, T. H.
LIHUE'KAPAA, 10 INNING TIE
Soong sacrifices Morlta to second
Cummings flies to Prlosto. Rodrlguos
gets an Infield slnglo, but King goes
out Mltsu to Prlosto. No runs.
Elahth Inning
Llhue Schumacher out pitcher to
first. Texolra flies to Morlta. Dol sing
les to conter but Porrclra Is out Tsune
hlro to Rotlrlgues. No runs.
Makee K. Heo flics to third. Bun
Hoc singles. Hoopll fans and Tsunchlro
files to center. No runs.
Ninth Inning
Llhue Tai walks. Prlosto forces
Tat at second. Ohama fans and Okuda
Is out Tsunohiro to first. No runs.
Makce Morlta flies to right. Soong
called out on three strikes. Cummtngs
out pitcher to first. No runs.
Tenth Inning
Llhue Mltsu flies to King. Schu
macher out to Cummings unassisted.
Texolra walks. Dol singles to left but
Pcrreira forces Toxelra on a grounder
to Hoopll. No runs,
Makce Rodrlgues flies to MUbu.
King safe on Mitsu's error and steals
second. K. Heo safe on Texeira's er
ror, but Bun Heo forces King at third.
Hoopli struck out. No runs.
Eleventh Inning
Llhue Tai walks. Prlosto out soc
ond to first. Ohama out pitcher to first.
Tai caught napping at third, Tsuno
hiro .to Hoopll. No runs.
Makce Tsunchlro flies to left. Mor
lta out short to first. Soong out second
to first. No runs.
Twelfth Inning
Llhue Okuda flics to conter. Mltsu
fains. Schumacher singles to left, but
Texolra goes out Hoopll to Rodrlgues.
No runs.
Makee Cummings flies to center.
Rodrlgues out Ohama to Prlosto and
King pops to the catcher. No runs.
Thirteenth Inning
Lihuc Dol safe on Rodrlgues' error
and steals second. Porrolra pops to
Soong, Tai pops to first and Prioste 1b
out Cummings to Rodrlgues. No runs.
Makee K. Hee singles to left. Bun
Heo sacrifices and K. Heo advances to
third. Hoopli fans and Tsunchlro pops
to Tai. No runs.
Fourteenth Inning
Lihuc Ohama walks and steals sec
ond. Bun Heo spears Okuda's liner over
his head with one hand and Ohama Is
doubled off second, Tsunohiro making
the putout. Mltsu out pitcher to first.
No runs.
Makee Morlta out seconr to first.
Sonng out ditto. Cummings safe on
short's error but Rodrlgues flies to
Mltsu. No runs.
Fifteenth Inning
Lihue Schumacher safe on error of
Cummings but is forced out by Tox
elra at second. Dol singles to right and
Tcxeira goes to third. Dol caught at
second when ho tried to advanco on
the throw-In. Pcrreira fans. No runs.
Makee King flies to center, but K.
Hee is safe and goes to second on
Tai's wild heavo to Prlosto. Bun Heo
singles to right and K. Heo Is caught
at the plate. Hoopli flies to left field.
No runs.
Sixteenth Inning
Llhue Tai fans. Prloste out Hoopli
to Rodrlgues and Ohama flies to first.
No runs.
Makee Tsunohiro out Tai to Prloste
Morlta out Mltsu to first. Soong walks,
but Cummings flies out to right.
Makawell 4, Kilauea 1
This is said to have been another
fine game, with Curtis and Purtado
doing tho twirling. Furtado had an
other good day and struck out 11 men.
Next Sunday's Games
Tho games next Sunday will bo:
Lihue vs Makawell at Llhue; McBryde
vs Makee at Eleele.
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A. T. & RY CO READY TO
COMMENCE WORK
Tho A. T. & Ry Co. have their camp
at Hanamaulu bay completed and will
begin construction work immediately;
Working from both, Ahukini and
Hanamaulu ends. Sluicing has been go
ing on for some time.
DANCE AT LIHUE HOTEL
There will be a social dance at tho
Lihue Hotel next Friday night to which
tho general public Is cordially invited.
Good music will be furnished for the
occasion.
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CONCERT AT LIHUE HALL
SATURDAY EVENING
The high level affair' of the series
will be tho Ida M. Pope Memorial Coiv
cert at tho Social hall, Lihue, Satur
day ovening, Sept. 4th. You may have
missed ome of tho others. Don't miss
this!
REGISTERED AT LIHUE HOTEL
Aug. 27 Miss Rita York, Highlands,
Cal.; Miss L. N. Meinecko, Hawaii;
Mrs. D. K. Wood, Honolulu; T. Rich
ards, Honolulu; J. Sticknoy, Honolulu;
A. A. Hartman, Honolulu; M. T. Lute,
Honolulu, Lorna Amy, Honolulu; Rev,
R. Hanper, Honolulu.
Aug. 28 E. J. Gamble, Honolulu;
Sol. Israel, San Francisco.
Aug. 30 Mr. Sollgsen, Honolulu;
Wm. A. McLaren, London, England;
Chas. L. Hall, , Mr. and Mrs. Swczey,
J. A. Swezey, Win. Cross, Mrs. Stella
Cross, O. E. Lang, D. J. Davis, H. M
Llndstrem, A. C. Rattray and H. Breck
enridgo, of 'Honolulu.
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TO THE VOTERS OF KAUAI
I hereby announce that I will bo
candidate for the Legislature on tho
Republican ticked and herewith
quest tho support of tho citizens
this County at tho forthcoming Prim
nries.
J. von EKEKELA.
Kealia, Kauai, Aug. 30, 1920.
VARIETY REPAIR SHOP
Lock and Gun Smith
Wo repair Eloctrlo Irons, Percula
tors? Phonographs, and all other elec
trical and mechanical appliances,
Shop on King Street, opposite Young
Hotel, Honolulu. Advt.
FOR SALE
Leghorn slnglo comb, roosters from
stock that won first prlzo and silver
cup In tho laBt territorial fair,
price $5 each. Also two pens of
muskovey ducks. (1 drake 4 ducks)
price ?12 per pen.
L. C. BREWER,
Box E. Llhue.
Aug. 24, 31.
WANTED
High School teacher (man) would like
a room (with or without board), as
near tho school as possible.
Address: GRINNELL, Hotel, Llhue
FOR SALE
Dodgo Touring Car.
tion. Inquire of H.
hue Store.
In good condl
M. Aldrich, LI-
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
TERRITORY OF HAWAII
AT CHAMBERS IN PROBATE
Probate No. 766
In tho Matter of tho Estate of
CHARLES HENRY WILCOX, deceas
ed.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that Letters
of Administration with tho Will An
nexed ,havo been issued to BISHOP
TRUST COMPANY, LIMITED, as Ad
ministrator with tho Will Annexed of
tho Estate of Charles Henry Wilcox,
deceased, lato of Lihue, County of
Kauai, Territory of Hawaii.
All creditors of tho deceased, or of
his estate, aro hereby notified to pres
ent their claims, with proper vouchors
or duly authenticated copies thereof,
even if the claim is secured by mort
gage upon real estate, to the said
Bishop Trust Company, Limited, at its
place of business, No. 924 Bethel
Street, Honolulu, City and County of
Honolulu, Territory aforesaid, within
six months from tho date of this
notico, which is tho date of tho first
publication hereof; otherwise such
claims, if any, shall be forever barred.
All persons indebted to tho said
ostate aro hereby notified to make
payment to the said Bishop Trust
Company, Limited, at tho above address.
Dated, Lihue, T. H., August 24th,
1920.
BISHOP TRUST COMPANY,
LIMITED
Administrator with thp Will Annexed
of tho Estate of Charles Henry Wil
cox, deceased.
Philip L. Rice,
Attorney for Administrator with the
Will Annexed.
Aug. 24, 31. Sept. 7, 14, 21.
HOTEL LIHUE
(The Fairview)
Twenty-t.vo elegant rooms
In Main Building
Three Airy Cottages
Cuisine unexcelled in country
districts
W. H. Rice, Jr.,
Prnnrlpfnr
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BANKING HOURS :
9 A. jr. TO 3 1 M. ON AND
AFTER AUGUST 10th
The Bank of Hawaii Ltd.
LIHUE BRANCH
. . MORGAN
4.
TO THE VOTERS OF KAUAI
I do hereby announce my candidacy
for tho Houbo of Representatives, on
'.ho Democratic ticket. My policies are
as follows:
1. I oppose Rehabilitation BUI, and
favor Liberal Homesteadlng.
2. I favor Increase In teachers' sal
aries through proper taxation.
3. I opposo present system and pol
icies of Educational Department
as administered by present superintendent.
I belle vo present Commissioners
of Educati6n sfibuld bo elected by
the people.
I -favor language schools with re
strictions; to bo supervised by
Educational Department.
I will advocate more high schools
for our Island.
I beliovo tho Kauai High School
should have a better equipment.
I will work for Kapaa Wharf.
I will work with all my strength
for the rights of tho Homesteaders
of" our Island.
Special favors to nono and a
squaro deal for all, is my motto.
M. S. HENRIQUES.
G.
7.
8.
9.
10,
TO THE VOTERS OF KAUAI
I desiro to announce to tho Kauai
public that I am a candidate for the
House of Representatives on the Re
publican ticket and will greatly appre
ciate tho support of tho voters of this
County at the Primary election to be'
hold on Saturday, October 2nd., 1920.
JOSEPH CORREIRA
TO THE VOTERS OF KAUAI
I desiro to announce to tho votej-s
of Kauai County that I will bo a can
didate for nomination to tho House
of Representatives on tho Republican
ticket at tho forthcoming primaries.
I will apreclato tho support of all
thoso who beliovo in a square deal.
, THOS. M. CUNNINGHAM,
Kapaa, Kauai.
Aug. 10, 17, 24, 31. Sept. 7, 14, 21 28,
TO THE VOTERS OF KAUAI
I will bo a candidate on tho Demo
cratic ticket for Representative, at
tho coming primary election, and will
appreciate tho support of tho voters
of this County.
S. E. LUCAS.
Kapaa, Aug. 17, 1920.
NOTICE TO THE VOTERS OF
KAUAI
I beg to annouco that I will bo a
candidate on tho Republican ticket,
nomination to tho House of Repre
sentatives, at tho forthcoming prima
ries, and solicit the support of tho
voters of Kauai county.
D. K. HAYSELDEN
Lihuo, Kauai, Aug. 17th.
TO THE VOTERS OF KAUAI
Tho undersigned hereby announces
hsl candidacy for Representative to
tho next -Legislature on the Republi
can ticket, and respectfully urges all
voters, both men and women to cast
tholr ballots in his favor at tho com
ing Primary Election, Oct. 2nd.
Some Planks in my' Platform:
Good Roads and Better Schools aro
moro to be desired than Money In tho
Bank.
It is Cheaper to pay for the Services
of a good Road Luna than to swell the
pockets of tho Garage Man.
It is Wiser to furnish Better School
ing than for tho County to build larger
Jails.
The Public Highways are not tho
proper place on which to Pasture the
public's Cattle.
This nuisance should be abated.
We need a bettor Passenger and
Freight servico with Honolulu, and bet
ter Harbor facilities at Home.
Tho Rehabilitation bill, in its pres
ent form should not pass. I am op
posed to any Scheme wlhch places tho
more valuablo Public Lands in the
hands of the Sugar Barons, when tho
Crying Need everywhere is for moro
Farm Homes. If the Hawallans, as
a peoplo, wish to go "back to tho land,"
give them tho Best thero Is.
A Contented and Prosperous People
aro a stronger Territorial Asset than
Dividends in a Stockholder's Pockets.
Selah!
Yours faithfully,
L. C.MOHONNOT.
Company, Limited
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
STOCKS, BONDS,
No. 125131
P. O. Box No. 594
Merchant St.
Honolulu
NOTICE
Tho regular annual meeting of tho
Hul Kuai Alna o Wainlha will bo held
at the ofllco of tho Hul September 2,
1920, 10 a. m.
All the members of tho said Hul aro
'enjoined to bo personally present at
tho aforesaid time and place.
JAMES K. APOLO,
Pres. Hul Kuai Aina o Wainlha.
Aug 10, 17, 24, 31.
. NOTICE
Tho annual meeting of tho HuLKual
Aina o Haena will bo held at the -Ha-ena
Hall, Sept 3, 1920 at 10 a. m. '
All members aro requested to be
personally present on that occasion..
JAMES K. APOLO,
Pres. Hul Kuai Aina- o Haena.
Aug. 10, 17, 24, 31.
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