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THE GARDEN ISLAND, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1922 School Notes KAPAA SCHOOL Judge Vaughn of Hosolulu was n visitor recently. Me had lunch with us and took much Interest til our activities. The Kamehameha school boys un der Col.. Clarke and Principal Dart- lett were entertained and entertain ed. We heard that they enjoyed their brief visit here and we are ni ways glad to have them. One ot the bovs is a recent graduate of this school. An important event took place last week In our school kitchen. Th. five cent lunches have been reduced to half its former price, with no in duction in quantity or guality ami this new late will prevail during the remainder of thu school yeai The number of lunches served nan greatly Increased and over 700 wen served ill a single day last week. The school was surprised witli a fire drill last Thursday and th. result was very satisfactory. Over 350 pupils left the main building li less than f0 seconds. Messrs. Horner, Sloggett and Swai inspected our shop and garden on Monday. Visitors to the school any time during school hours will see many excellent vegetables for sale. We have discovered some atroci ous thieves after our vegetables and are making preparations to capture them. They are known as mynah birds. LIHUE SCHOOL The new administration building is almost completed and soon work will begin on the clasB rooms. Miss Toninl, who has been in Ho nolulu, sick, for several weeks, is much better, and hopes to be back to school next week. Last Friday, Dr. Erdman visited our school. He gave us an interest ing talk on being kind to animals. The fifth grade sang a song after his talk. We have been busy trying out for the track meet and have 'about chosen our best athletes from the other pupils. Monday, May 1, we had a pretty May-pole at our morning exercises. It was greatly enjoyed by all the children, also the teachers and vi3 itors. The children who danced ar ound It looked pretty and graceful. We had two of the final games of volleyball on our court Saturday The Kekaha boys defeated the Ha nalei boys and the Hanalel girls defeated the Kleele girls. The eighth grade have chosen white and red for their class colors, and Shasta daisies for their flower. They are planning to have their graduation exercises on Wednesday night, June 21. There are 23 boys and girls in the class and they are working hard just now, for each and everyone of them wants to get their diplomas. Last Saturday the A-sixth grade went on a picnic to Kipukal. Mr. Pugh and Mr? Yamamoto are going to take all the boys who have gardens around to visit all the home gardens in Lihue district. WAIMEA SCHOOL The one hundredth annlvesary of Ueneral Oram's birth was appropri ately celebrated in the classes and at the morning exercises on Thurs day. Mr. Pugh made a visit to the shop last Monday. Work starts on the in cinerator this week. Mrs. Cannon presented the ninth grade girls in a very creditable May pole dance on the school campus, Monday, May 1. The pole was strung Sports (Continued from page five) Cannon und l'aye vs. Knudsen and Hums. The lust match will be play ed at Koloa Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock should be the best match of the second round. The west side ladies' handicap dou bles will start play this week under the same rules as the men's doubles. Two raquets have been offered as prizes by B. D. Baldwin. The first round Is as follows: Mrs. Uankin and Mrs. Cannon "A' vs. Mrs. Donald nnd Mrs. llatrlek "U": Mrs. Jesse and Mrs. Hedell "II" vs. Mrs. Dutchart and Miss Co ert "C"; Mrs. Creevey and Mrs. Baldwin "C" vs. Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Jensen "C"; Miss Douglas and Miss Troy "C" vs. Mra. Hall and .Mrs. Clutterbuck "A". The all-Kauai singles for the Hono lulu Sporting Goods Co. cup now held by Foster Horner, will start lm mediately. An additional trophy in the way of a cup Is offered by Ca leb Burns, the winner to retain pos session ot the same. All matches must be finished by the 22nd ot May in the first round Best two out of three in the first and second round. Each player must furnish two balls for each match Date, place and hour to be arrang-- ed by mutual . agreement, the com' mittee reserving the right to name same in case of dispute. Semi-finals and finals to be arranged by com mittee. The following Is the draw ing for the first round: Bulthis vs. Knudsen. Bedell vs. Corstorphine. Rankin vs. W. Kruse. Brenham vs. Hofgaard. C. Burns vs. M, Nunes. Cannon vs. Bomke. Faye vs. Dunn. Creevey vs. Davidson. Baldwin vs. Ichlnose. F. Burns vs. Gregg. Kaye vs. Glaisyer. W. Miller vs. Fernandes. F. Horner vs. Allen. Damkroger vs. Richter. D. Sinclair vs. W. Sinclair. Broland vs. A. Horner Jr. GOOD MEALS IfJ HONOLULU Await you at Child's New, modern, hijdi class restaurant, con- J$$ t rally located. Cool and comfortable. with sixteen ribbons which were woven and unwoven twice. The sight was very interesting, particularly to the younger pupils who had not seen it before. Mr. Crowell put the classes to thinking on Wednesday when he gave them the following problem: A and B can do a piece of work in four days. A. and C can do it in five days. B and C can do It in 6 days. How long would it take them to do it together? Mr. Crowell of fered $5 cash to the pupil who first solved it, without help. After two days Miss Barlow showed the fresh men the correct solution. No prize was collected. The free movie, music and singing given at Mntsumaura hall on Satur day, 2!Uh, was well attended. Mr. Waimuu and his friends gave sever al numbers which were much ap preciated. Mr. Moulit gave the hall free, setting aside his own show for the school production. The school chorus appeared twice and did credit ably. The show was given because of the breakdown of the movie ma chine II, cut the movies from the vaudeville program that night. A freshman party is contemplated and the eighth graders from Keka- 1m, Kleele and Makaweli will be the guests of the Waimea freshmen We hope to have many of them with us next year. Auto Club Holds Successful Run (Continued from page one) Mr. Lydgate, and due time reached those Interesting spots, arriving there In detachments, according to their strength, and some badly blown, but glad that they finally made it. A Mermaid Story "While resting there, Mr. Lydgate told a very pretty story ot the mer maid whose home was In the trans lucent depths of the smaller grot tos, who eloped with the Prince of Wainiha, lived unhappily with him for a time and finally i killed him and returned' to their grotto home. And there, to escape from the at tacks ot the enraged people of the neighborhood, she plunged into the translucent depths of her grotto home, which her abundant, long sperading, brown hair filled, as a screen to hide her from her pur suers and she has never been seen since. Hence the peculiar brown in fusion that used to fill the water, but which has now turned gray. Th mermaid Is growing old! Along the Kalalau Trail The last lap ot the program was along the Kalalau trail to the lofty vantage point from which the mag ntficent panorama of the Na Pali coast can be seen. For this there was quite a falling off in numbers. but Borne fiteen made It and found it all that was claimed for it. There were various gueses as to the elevation of this point ot van tage, running all the way from BOO to 1500 feet. The latter guess was based on the ardors of the climbers rather than on any common sense estimate of the elevation. "If It wasn't 1500 feet, it ought to be! As a matter of fact It is about 450 feet. Cameraman Was There The cameraman, Senda, was of the party, and took a number of pictures, in which these hardy hik ers will appear in the foreground of much magnificent scenery, so dis posed, we hope, as not to spoil it Back to the Cart One hour's sharp hiking brought them back to the cars at the Dry Cave whence by this time all the rest had fled and another hour and a half brought them home. It was a wonderful day and we hope the Automobile Club will do I it again. TIP TOP-ICS SAVE MAY 27th for Th Comity Fair at Lihue County Lot and Armory 10 A. M. to 12 Midnight Information regarding Concessions and Exhibits may be secured from Sheriff Rice illy Intelligent, courteous service. European plan. Operated in connection with tbe Blaisdell Hotel J.F. CIII LI), Proprietor. YUEN KEE CAFE kapaa. kauai GENUINE CHOP SU1 on Order by Phone Pies Cakes & Confectionery - Catering 'Cry Our Ice Cream NORMA TALMADGE IN INTERESTING DRAMA Itudyard Kipling, years ago, made a remark about the similarity ot the passions of the colonel's lady and Judy O'Grady, but it was accepted by most people as being more or less of a poetical fancy. Norm Talmadge, the young star of "A Daughter of two Worlds," in which she enacts a role more widely dl verse than even the poet's contras is authority for the statement that Mr. Kipling should be haled as discoverer of a profound truth. In "A Daughter of Two Worlds' which will be shown at the Tip Top theater Saturday, Miss Talmadge por trays the daughter of a notorious dive keeper. At first she is unmoral nnd uncultured, then she has the 'id vantages of the training of an ex clusive girls' school and becomes a favorite in the upper strata of the society world, then thru the dis covery she is again the daughter of the dive keeper. All thru the production her every action is in keeping with her station In life. MARY MILES MINTER IN CHARMING PLAY The Tip Top theater has the good fortune of being able to produce a film next Sunday in which the charming little actress, Mary Miles Minter, who was recently a visitor to Honolulu, Is starred. This will be one of the best pat ronized films of the week, no doubt having this personal flavor in addi tion to the intrinsic value of the production Itself. Probably this winsome actress ap plies personally the paraphrase of an old saying which Judiih gives in "Moonlight and Honeysuckle": "Count that day lost whose low de scending sun, Finds no heart broken or other mischief done." For in life she seems to "manage" every Doay even as sne does as Judith, who manages everybody on the ranch except Tod, her father's ranch manager. First thing her father knew she managed him into politics and he found himself wear ing city clothes, in Washington and being called senator. Judy nun- ' gered for society and got along fam ously until she found herself en gaged to two men at once. Then in her predicament, she was glad to e ! Tip Top TheatrE SATURDAY Norma Talmadge in A DAUGHTER OF TWOS WORLDS" J Adapted from llie famous novel liy Leroy Scott. As Jennie, daughter of n dive keeper and associate of crooks who flees her sordid ur ronndings and finds a new and finer world mid the love id' a fine, clean lnjui, Miss Tal madge presents the most splendid work of her remarkable career. SUNDAY Mary Miles Minter in "MOONLIGHT and HONEYSUCKLES" TUESDAY Anita Stewart in "VIRTUOUS WIVES" Thursday, May 1 1 Prince Kuhio Kalanianaole's Funeral Also Scenes of Kauai 1 PHONE 526 P. O. BOX 42 ! see the old beau from the ranch ap ' pear on the scene.