The Garden Island. [volume], May 23, 1911, Page 6, Image 6

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THU GARDEN ISLAND. TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1911.
Sjporting News
The Sunday Ball Games1
Lihue
The Koloas defeated the Kawai
bans Sunday in one of the most xe
citing games of the season, with a
score of 8 to 3. There was but lit
tle to criticise in the playing of both
teams, the game from start to finish
being entirely' free from unplea
santness. The Koloa Team has
lieen strengthened recently by the
addition of Myre sand Kahlbau, both
of whom play the game well and
have given the Koloa Greens en
courgement to do or die. My res
was in the box, and while he twirl
ed a swift ball, too many, it was
thought, were allowed to walk.
Rose, pitcher for the K. A. C's
was a wonder, walking but one
man, and allowing the smallest
..f I f !.!.. !...!
MUllllXl Ul HUM ICUUllllTU Ull int
Lihue diamond this Season. The
Kawaihan's brfttery needs strength
ening. Otherwise they plaved a
class of ball which if continued
rwill be1 the-nicaiisof placing some
of the leading teams on the retiring up a winning score from the very
list. Much rooting from both part- start and all the Homesteaders
ies was in evidence, some forget-' could do was to make an uphill
ting to .such an extent as to grow j fight which does not fatten poi
too perspnal. There is no call for centages. It was simply a wall
such conduct and it must not occur! over with the Kleeles and the least
-again. Puoe umpired at the bat said about games with such scores
while C. Hopper did duty at the ; especially since those concerned
bases, not a decision from either have defeated some of the best teams
being questioned. The Kawaihaus j the better. Until further particu
are certainly a lot of true blue I lars are learned, there can be but
sports, proof of which lies in the ' one reason for this overwhelming
expression of their manager yester-! defeat- lack of practice,
day when he remarked that, "win j Homestead Line-up
r. lose, we're here to stay. Of j Jardin Madt:ria, r. f; Mariano Ro
course we would like to win a!i.n . t r,i..;rc c rn,..
game, but if we do not, why, we'll
stay i n simply for pure, sport's
sake." And they'll win out, too.
Any, bunch of men united in. an
effort to support ci.kan si-okt, will
certainly have their inning, sooner
or later.
Xt'the conclusion of 'Sunday's
game, the Lihue team pulled off a
stunt' with a pick-up gang, who
went too stroug fpr'the league team
It was anexciting'co'ntest, the pick
ups having 'the best of the experts
from start to finish. Great hilari-1
ty. prevailed when at the end, thej
scorestood 9 to in favor of the
"scrubs'
Koloa Line-up
Madeira, r. f; Souza, 3 b; Kahl
ban, c; Parrio 2 c; A. Perry, s. s; 1
Clement, 1. f; Myres p;' Kulu, c ;
C Akea, lb; ,
Kawaihau Line-up
Xe,i'vai 1 b;"Slieldon, 2. b; Rose, 1
p; lexiera c; Lovell, s.s; Soares, .
3 oYAruda, 1. f; Ebinger, c. f; Aka-1
na, r. f.
Hopper and Puaoi umpires
Yoshimoto. scorer.
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Makaweli
A Being somewhat irritated at the
strange fact of losing a game to
the Koloas the previ.ous Suhday,
' the'Kilaueas Sunday, gave the Ma
ivkawelis with, a score of 15 to 8, a
'taste of what they could do when
arroused. They clawed and ham-1
mered and mauled the Makawelis. I
They outclassed the Makawelis as 1
a cat outclasses a canary in a hand j
oto.,hajul mix-tip. 'Every mothers
s,so?R)f them made a fine showing.
It was conceded by the large num
ber of fans, that the visiting team
ifhad all the luck. Nevertheless,
Hhey used their stick to good effect
on the famous south paw swings of
iiau uciueu pretiny. rucuers oi
both teams were rapped with con
siderable asperity", but the Kilauaea
Spitcher pitched the most effective
'game considering the frequency
(with which he was slatted. He per
formed with steadiness, clipping
the corners accurately and at every
stage of the game, had the Ma
kaweli battery guessing, even tho'
they did hit him freely, for with all
their free hitting, there were few
consecutive strikes. The home team
had a struggle in the first inning
managing to ring up two scores. At
this juncture, the Bull Dogs struck
the scent which they closely gusjr.'
to the very last innmen'
Line tn i in nun huii mi.
'..f is u -1 1
victorv for the Kilauea8. To lack
if team work must be accredited
the loss of the game by the honu
team. The members did good, in
dividual work, but could not bunch
their efforts.
Makaweli Line-up
Costa, p; Akana. 1 b; Hoffman,
2 b; Honan, 3 b; Burgess, r. f:
Rankin, 1. f; Ropozo, 3 b, and c. f;
Futardo, c; Fernandes, s. s.
Kilauea Li.ie-up
Kerr. s. s; Werner, c; J. Akana,
1. f; Woods, p; Sanborn, 1 b; Pa
checo, 2 b; G. Akana, c. f; Ropo
zo, r. f; Huddy, 3 b.
D. Olliver, umpire.
Kergie, scorer.
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Homestead
After eight and half innings in
some of which there was consider
able dismal baseball, the Kleeles
came over the line with the trenien
duous score of 26 to 4 against tin.
Homestead farmers, Eleele piled
el Robello, p; Palama, 1. f; Ah Yet,
1 b; Mia, 3 b; Andrade, c. f; Or
nellos, 2 b; J,. Robello r. f.
Eleele Line-up
Takatani, r. f;. Akana c. f; Per
jreira, 2 b; Kuhi, s. s; Richardson,
p; Sheldon, 3 b; Gabriel, c; John
Json, 1. f; Fernandes, 1 b; Corderro,
, r. f.
Score Eleele 26 r, Homestead 4
Ed. Deverill, umpire
Fergie, scorer.
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PER CENTAGE OF TEAMS
r.:;
G W L PC
5 4 1 800
6 4 2 .666
5 3 2 .600
5 3 2 .600
5 2 3 .4C0
5 2 2 .4(0
5 0 5 .000
0 0
Lihue
Makaweli
Kilauea
Eleele
Koloa
Homestead
Kawaihau
Next Sundays Ball Games
May 28. Kilauea vs. Lihue at
Kilauea. Homestead vs. Koloa a;
Homestead. Eleele vs. K. A. C at
Makaweli.
PERSONALS a n d LOCALS
Eddie Deverill, an employee of
the Hawaiian Sugar Co., at Eleele,
and who has been at his mother'
home in Hanalei recovering from
an attack of breakbone, passed thro
Lihue Saturday, returning to his
labors. He was accompanied b
his sister Florence, who returned
to Hanalei Sunday.
The many friends of Miss i.aw
rence will be pleased to. learn that
she has sufficiently recovered so at
to be out again.
Mrs. wm. Stewart will probabh
return fyom the hospital within t.
few days.
Miss sholtz, o f Wailuku Maui,
is the guest of the' Misses, sheldon.
Miss sholtz is stenographer in the
Wailuku Court and she may In
persuaded to prolong her vacation
visit until the Kauai court con
venes with a view t o assisting
Judge Hardy.
Mrs. Wm. Rice, Jr. is suffering
from an attack of breakbone.
County Treasurer Arthur Rice
went to Honolulu Saturday on
business for the County.
Hans Gittle and Dan Conway
two of Honolulu's most popular
knights of the grip are winding up
another successful tour of the
island,
ItlFurn
May 16, Bedroom Suites, Dressers, Chairs, Beds, Dining Room Furniture, F.t(.:..
at prices to suit your means. All this furniture is of a desirable kind and will stand the
closest inspection. Our "money back if not satisfied" plan applies to every purchase.
Wardrobe Couches
Weighs 92 lbs., size 6x2 1-2
x2. In muslin, denim or
creton. Cedar box. This couch
is made to last. Price, $20
High Chairs
for the baby. Elm
quartered oak back,
price
seat,
Our
$2.50
Straight Back Chairs
Cane seat, glossy finish.
Yerv neat. Our price.
- ' - - $1.50 to $1.85
BY AUTHORITY
Mortgagees Notice of Inten
tion to Foreclose and of
Sale.
Notice is hereby given that
under the power of sale contained
in that certain mortgage made by
Charles Blake to J. I. Silva, dated
.he first day of May .'1905, and re
corded in the Registry Office in
Liber 271 on pages 29-31; the said
f. I. Silva, mortgagee, intends to
foreclose the same for conditions
broken, to wit, the non-payment of
principal and interest due on the
promissory note and debt secured
thereby.
Notice is likewise given that
.ifter the expiration of twenty-one
lays from the date of the first pub
lication of this notice, to Wit, on
Wednesday the 7th, day of June,
A. D. 1911, at 12 o'clock, noon of
laid day, the property covered by
iaid mortgage will be sold at Public
Auction on the land covered by
.aid mortgage, at Koloa, Kauai,
Terms of sale, cash. Deeds at
he expense of purchaser.
For further particulars apply to
J. I. Silva, Mortgagee.
Dated, Eleele, Kauai, May 12,
1911.
Description of Property Covered
by Said Mortgage to be Sold.
All the right, title, and interest
)f the said Charles Blake, Mortga
gor in and to the Blake Estate,
situated at Koloa, Island of Kauai.
eing a one-fourth undivided in
erest inherited from his father, A.
Make, deceased, and one-fourth
individed interest bought of Ed;
sin K. Blake, prother of said
Mortgagor, and conveyed to said
Mortgagor by deed dated the 10th
lay of January, 1905. and recorded
in the Registry Office, Oahu, in
Liber 271 pages 29 to 31.
Hoolaha Manao Pan ku A
Kuai A Ka Mea Paa Moraki
Ke.hoolahaia aku uei ma keiu
malalo o ka niaua kuai o kekahi
moraki i hanaia e Charles Blake
ime J. I. Silva, ma ka la 1 o Mei,
1905, a i hoopaaia ma ke Keena
Kakau Kope ma ka Huke 271 ma
ua aoao 29, 31, ke manao ueioj.
I. Silva, i oleloia, ka mea paa
moraki, ke paniku i ua moraki 'la
no ka uhakija o ka aelike oia ka
uku oleia o ke kumu paa ame ka
uku panee o kekahi aie ame kekahi
bila hoaie dala i hoopaa ia e ua
moraki 'la i oleloia.
Ke hoolaha pu iaaku uei maliope
iho q ka pan ana o no. la he iwaka-
We wish to lurn the tide toward Home Furnishings;
to stimulate your interest in our furniture department.
We are therefore offering you, beginning Wednesday,
Arm Chairs
Ann rockers, golden elm,
royal oak finish, $2.75 to $4
Wash Stands
Oak finish, contains a swell
top drawer, and is very nifty.
Price, - - $5.70
Dressers
Two small top drawers,
German Bevel Plate Glass, 18
x24 in. Price, - $15
ririnn;
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EMPORIUM
BRANCH AT
lua-kumamakahi mai ka la aku i
hoopuka liuia ia ai o keia hoolaha,
oia hoi, ka Poakolu, la 17 o June,
makahiki 1911. e hoolilo ia aku
ana ma ke kuai kudala ka waiwaf i
hoopaa ia ma ka nioraki i oleloia
ma ka hora 12 o ke awakea o ka
la i oleloia, ma kahi o ka aiua i
hoopaaia e ua nioraki 'la i oleloia,
ma Koloa, Kauai.
O ua kumu o ke kuai, ma ky
dala kuike. ' O na palapala kuai
malalo no ia o ka lilo o ka mea
kuai. .
No na mea i koe e ninau iaj. I.
Silva, nieapaa' nioraki.
nanaia, Kleele, Kauai, May 12, 1911. i
O ka waiwai i hoakakaia ma ka
nioraki i oleloia a e hoolilo ia aku
ana e like me ia i hoike ia inaluna ae
oia keia:
O na pono, kuleana anie na wai
wai apau o Charles Blake, i oleloia
ka mea nioraki, ilokooka waiwai o
Blake e waiho 'la ma KOloa, moku-1
puni.o Kauai, oia hoi kona kuleana
hookahi hapaha o ua waiwai 'la i
oleloia i niahelehele oleia i ili .mai ia
Charles Blake i oleloia, mai kona
makuakaneA. Blake, i make, ame
ke kuleana hqokahi hapaha o Edwin
"".... " "''
lloko o ua waiwai la o A. Blake, i 1 On reading and filing the peti
oleloia, a i hoolilo ia mai i ka mea tion and accounts of Maria Mladi
nioraki i oleloia ma kekahi pala- llicl, of KLa,i:l Kn.in5 Tfrntnrv
palakuai l hahaia l ka la 10 o
Ianuari, 1905, a i hoopaaia ma ke.
Keena Kakau Kope ma Oahu, ma"
ka Buke 271 ma na aoao29, 31.
C. AHCHEONG J
1
Gents' Suits Made
to Order
K A P A I A STORE
I UJ L f-LLJD
In a large and choice assortment
U "DO il C O n '
Hawaii & OOUth OeaS lUriO lO !
Young Bldg., Honolulu.
PASSENGERS DEPARTED
For Honolulu May 20. Miss
H o d g i n s, Heno-Weldon show
troupe, Mrs, Weldou, Hazel, Ida
and May, Jean Hurst, Hattie Ma
n'ahu, A.H. Rice. G. H. Fairchild,
C. A. Bruus, T. J. Fritzpatrick,
L. R. Madeiras, Miss Hackbarth,
A. S. Wilcox and wife, A. Hane
berg, A. Weil, Miss E. Lee Toma,
Miss Irwin, R. S. Norris, J. Moose.
Garden Island $2.50
iture
Chiffoniers
These chiffoniers are made
from golden fir, are fitted
German Plate Glass 12x20
and have a top 20x40. Price,
$11.50 to $14
Center Tables
We have a large assortment
o f these tables, which are
made from quartered o a k,
highly polished.
Prices from $2 to 3.50
HANAMAULU
ram II H tT
. TRENT TRUST CO., Ltd.
HONOLULU
Member Honolulu Stock and Bond Exchange
Real Estate, Insurance, Trusts
WANTED--Two or three first-class
agents on Kauai.
BY AUTHORITY
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT,
FIFTH CIRCUIT, TERRI
TORY OF HAWAII.
In the matter of the Estate of
Ernest Mladinich, of Kealia,
Kauai, deceased intestate.
IN PROBATE AT CHAMBERS
Order of Notice of Petition For
Allowance of Accounts, Determi
ning Irust and Distributing The
' p . .
of Hawaii, Administratrix of thei
Estate of Ernest .Mladinich, of said
Kealia, deceased intestate, wherein
petitioner asks to be allowed S669.85
and charged witli 1085.00, and
asks that the same be examined
and approved, and that a final1
j order be made of Distribution of
! the remaining property to the per
! sons thereto entitled and discharg
ing petitioner and sureties from all,,
further responsibility herein:
i It is ordered, that Wednesday,
the 28th day of June A. D. 1911,
at 10 o'clock a. ni. before the
Judge presiding at Chambers of
1 said Court at his Court Room in
tl't-' Court House, at Lihue, County
of Kauai, be and the same hereby
il nnnnttifufl tlm .....1 1
uj'j'wiuniu me nine aim piace
for hearing said Petition and Ac-
counts, and that all persons inter
ested may then and there appear
and show cause, if any they have,
why the same should not be grant
ed, and may present evidence as
to who are entitled to the said
property. And that notice of this
Order, be published in the Gar
den Island, a weekly news
paper printed and published in
said Lihue for three successive
weeks, the last publication to bt
not less than two weeks previous
to thetime therein appointed f0rSea
. ' Attest
Mr. Klliot and Charlie Wilcox,
were among the Koloa visitors to
Suuday's ball game. 1
Meat Safes
This is something new.
We have finally succeeded in
getting a meat safe made es
pecially suited to this climate.
It is strongly built and guar
anteed. Price, - $2.50
We sell and take orders
for Furniture at Hono
lulu prices.
You Save the
Freight
Mrs. Annie Berg
vl
Ladies' and Gents' Clothes
Dry Cleaned and
Pressed. ,
v J '
Ladies Fancy Clothds a
Specialty.
government
one of our best
customers. r-
Uncle bam, is the most
particula
builder
we
he
know of. When
puts his stamp
of
proval on
Malthoid
Roofing
you are safe in using it
for any class of build
ings. ,
Write for descriptive
matterjand samples.
said hearing
Dated the 22nd day .pf May 19ll.
(sgd.)Jicob Hardy
lllflpp of Mw PJrflli't Prvnw !..
Fifth Circuit
rrhe
(sgd.) Philip L..Rice
Clerk of the Circuit Court of th'e
Fifth Circuit.
May 23, 30; June 6, 13. '
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