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ESTABLISHED 1904. VOL. 9. NO. 37,
LIHUE, TERRITORY OF HAWAII. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1912,
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CORRECTED LIST OF
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Supervising Principal H. H.
Brodie.
Haena 47.
1 Mrs. Lanian McKenzie.
Hanalci 102.
1 Mrs. S. A. Cliffe
2 Miss M. Reidell
3 Miss F. Deverill.
KilaifejLp-184.
1
2
3
4
Mrs-. J. Chamberlain
Mrs. V. M. Huddy
Mrs. K. Yanagihara
Ethel Edwards.
5
Koolau 74.
1 Miss Harriet E. Teft
2 Lulu Keacing.
Anahola 65.
1 Miss Carlotta Stewart
2 Julia Spencer.
Kapaa 500.
1 Cyrol O. Smith
2 Miss B. Hundley
3 H. S. Simpson
4 Miss Amy Wong
5 Ida Alspaugh
6 Alice Harper
7 Mrs. L. P. Sheldon
8 Miss Mary Akea
9 Miss Abbie Mahoe
10 Miss C. Choy
11 Miss Mollie Cuinmings
12 Miss Milla Dunn.
Wailua (new)
Miss Payne.
Hanamaulu 234.
1 Mrs. E. B. Bridgewater
2
3
4
Miss Grace Chang
Miss Annie Ching
Miss Woon Yin 1,0.
5
6
Tjijiue 419.
1 Miss C. A. Muniford
2 Miss K. Mclntyre
3 Miss C. C. Ayer
4 Miss Lottie Jordan
5 Miss Hannah Sheldon
6 Miss Daisy Sheldon
7 Miss M. dc Bretteville
8 Mrs. H. Wedemyer
9 Miss. M. Ellis,
10 Miss Alice Ai
11 Miss Helen Goo
12 Miss Louise Day.
Huleia 73.
1 Miss" Annie Amana
2 Miss Ruth Zaue.
Koloa 315.
1 John Bush
2 Miss H. Sato
3 Miss E. Kalawe
4 Mrs. K. Kaulili
5 Mrs. H. Blake
6 Mrs. M. Aka
7 Mrs. K. Whittington.
Kalahco 206
Miss M. McClymont
J. Lukela
Nftss A. Gardner
Miss M. Paschic
Miss Rath.
Hanapepe 449.
1 C. B. Morse
2 Mrs. C. B. Morse
3 Miss Mable Hastie
4 Miss Eva Hastie
5 Miss M. H. Anderson
6 Miss Marion Hastie
7 Miss Jessie Deens
8 Mrs. D. Lyons
9 John Gonzalves
10 Miss Esther Ing
11 Miss Janet Hastie
12 Miss Marv E. Blue.
Makaweli 252.
1 Miss Etta Lee
2 Miss B. Lee
3 Miss M. Bryant
4 Mrs. M. A. Peterson
5 Miss E. Wilcox.
6 Mrs. C. L. Hodge
Waimea 412.
1 H. C. Brown
2 Mrs. H. C. Brown
3 C. D. Milliken
4
3,1rs. Lucy Wright
5
Miss L. Akina
. 6
Miss G. Hofgaard
Miss W. Mengler
Miss A. Silva
Mrs. Chang Yau.
7
8
9
10
11
Kekaha 188
Mrs. A. J. Fellows
Miss M. Jordan
Miss M. Ah Ping
Miss D. Whittington.
Mana 45.
1 D. Prigge.
Niihau 38.
1 Edward Kahale.
KAUA
Shi
TEACHERS
TEN TINS OF
SWEET DOPE
AS CANDIES
Ten tins of poppy dope, valued
at $500.00 was removed from a
box addressed to Lum Kee, Ko
loa, which bore the "Candy"
label last Saturday afternoon.
Sheriff Blake had grown suspicious
of a couple of Chinese named
Leong Hing and Lum Kee, and
decided to shadow them. H i s
vigilance was rewarded at fi v e
o'clock, when Mr. Lum Kee called
for a box of candy which was duly
turned over to him by the freight
agent, and which was later opened
and found to contain ten boxes of
opium. The twain were arrested
and lodged in jail, after which the
matter was referred to the Attornev
General's Department, with the
result that Deputy U. S. Marshall
Sherwood has arrived and will take
them to Honolulu this afternoon.
With them will go as witnesses,
Deputy Sheriff Blake, Customs
Inspector W. D. McBryde and the
Koloa jailor. The prisoners were
brought to the Lihue jail this
morning.
Some Personals And Locals
C. W. Spitz transacted business
in Honolulu last week.
The flour ot the west is Sperry's
Best. tf.
Miss Huddy returned from Ho
nolulu on the Hall Friday morn
ing. Public school begins next Mon
day morning.
Light, white, always right
Sperry Flour. tf.
The schooner Marv Winkleman
laden with a cargo of lumber for
the Lihue Store, arrived at Aim
kini last Thursday.
Lancer Safety Matches, in pack
ages o t ten uoxes tor 5 cents.
Where? At the Lihue Store.
The schooner Kona is
at the
a car-Plant-
Ahukini dock, discharging
go of coal for the Lihue
tatiou
Miss Bernice Hundley of Kealia
is visiting friends and relatives in
Honolulu.
Sperry flour t h e best every
where, the bakers declare. tf.
Miss Lee, a prominent Maka
weli teacher returned from her
summer vacation last Wednesday.
Lancer Safety Matches in pack
ages o t ten boxes tor o cents.
Where? At the Lihue Store, tf.
Miss L. Day, who will be one
of the Lihue teaching staff for the
ensuing year, arrived on the Hall
I'riday morning.
Miss Mabel Hastie, one of Ha
napepe's popular school teachers,
returned Wednesday from a vaca
tion trip to California.
We believe in Soerry Flour
every day and every hour. tf.
Judge W. L. Whitney and Mrs.
Whitney, are guests of Kauaian
friends having arrived last Wednes
day morning.
Miss M. D. Jones, a trained
nurse, arrived from Honolulu on
the Kinauand will probably hecomc
an assistant at the Lihue hospital.
Lancer Safety Matches in pack
ages o t ten ooxes tor 5 cents.
Where? At the Lihue Store, tf.
Mrs. Philip Rice was a return-
i n g passenger on Wednesday's
Kinau, after a pleasant visit
among Honolulu friends and rela
tives.
The many friends of Mr. Mur
doch of Makaweli will be pleased
to learn of his convalescence from
the relapse .which he recently
suffered.
Starrett, the Onion man, and
diversified farming expert, came
up last week, and is said to have
made a reasonably strong talk con
cerning onions.
Genial Jack Bergstroni, the piano
doctor, was the happy recipient of
a beautiful 23 Karet "solid" dia
mond ring last week in honor of
his 23rd birthday.
Mrs. H. H. Brodie was a re
turning passenger on the Kinau
Wednesday morning. Mrs. Bio
die has spent the last two months
with friends and relatives in California.
SUPERVISORS MEET 10
HOLD INTERESTING SESSION
The regular monthly meeting of
the Board of Supervisors of the
Countv of Kauai, T. II., was held
at the office of the Board in Lihue
on Wednesday, the 4th day of
September. 1912, at 10:30 o'clock
A. M.
Present: Mr. H. D. Wishard,
chairman; Francis Gay, W. D.
McBryde.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The Board, after having ex
amined the several demands pre
sented to it, approved them all
and against the following appro
priations, viz:
Salary County Road Super
visor $225.00
Pay of Police:
Specials 121.00
Waimea 240.00
Koloa 140.00
Lihue 150.00
Kawaihau 90.00
Hanalei 135.00
Countv Jail
County Lot & Building
District Courts etc:
Waimea . 40.00
Koloa 10.00
Kawaihau - 40.00
Hanalei 5.00
Expenses of Flection
Hospitals:
Eleele 50.00
S76.00
478.42
39.00
95.00
15.00
Koloa, July &
Aug.
100.00
125.00
Lihue
Waimea 100.00 375.00
Incidentals:
Attorney 7.25
Auditor 36.70
Clerk 56.55
Sheriff 100.25
Supervisors 25
Treasurer 3.35
License Collections 8.35
CoRdSupervisorl06.00 318.70
Office Rent 30.00
Repairs Schools etc:
Waimea 3,870.00
Koloa 400.00
Lihue 3,968,93
Kawaihau 848.45
Hanalei 472.48 9,559,86
Special Deposits Schools:
Waimea 11.00
Koloa 159.75
Lihue 30.44
Kawaihau 85.65 286.84
Support of Prisoners 105.70
Water Works:
Waimea 8J8.12
Kalaheo 108.60
Omao 399,65 1,406.37
Weights & Measures 100.00
Road Work:
County Road
Niihau:.
Roads & Bridges
Waimea:
Hanapepe Bridge (Gen.
424.31
226.25
Fund)
168.73
Macadamizing'
3,584.66
Oiling Roads
614.46
Roads & Bridges
1,159.95
5,527.80
Miss Marie Anderson, a niece of
Mrs. H. H. Brodie, and a pretty
Hanapepe teacher, returned Wed
nesday from Honolulu, where she
had been attending the Teachers'
Institute.
Lancer Safety Matches in pack
ages o f ten boxes for 5 cents.
Where? At the Lihue Store, tf.
Mr. L. W. Branch, engineer,
in charge of the construction of
the local wireless plant, and ne
cessary buildings, arrived Wed
nesday morning. He is accompani
ed bv Mrs. Branch, who will re
main here until the plant is com
pleted .
The best flour known, in every
home Sperry Hour. tt.
Harold Rice, assistant manager
of the Maui Agriculture Co., came
over on Wednesday's Kinau. He
was on a strictly business trip and
was unable to remain longer than
Saturday. Our good roads were
the subject of very favorable com
inputs from Harold, who express
ed his recrets at not having hodi
his machine.
Snerrv nroducts for the house-
wife, the trade, the best that's
made. tf.
KOLOA:
Macadamizing
(.Gen. Fund) 672.16
Roads & Bridges
(Gen. Fund) 325.84
Rd. Tax Special Deposit
LIHUE:
Roads & Bridges
(Gen. Fund)
Rd Tax Special Deposit
KAWAIHAU:
998.00
279.70
431,
451,
Roat's & Bridges
(Gen. Fund)
HANALEI:
Roads & Bridges
(Gen. Fund)
Total
1,316.40
413.36
$23,979.53
A request (P 733) from the Kau
ai Railway Co., for a permission
to lay a railroad crossing across
the road near the Koloa hospital
was duly received and was grant
ed but the work of laying the said
crossing to be under the supervi
sion of the county road supervisor.
A request (P 734) from the Mc
Bryde Sugar Co. Ltd., of Wahi
awa, Koloa, for a permission to
make a cut i u the government
road leading down into the Hana
pepe valley for the purpose of
laying a sewer across said road
with the view of connecting same
with the pump ditch beyond there
was duly received and the same
was'granted on condition however
that the work shall be carried on
under the supervision of. the
county road supervisor.
"A request (P 735) trom Mr. H.
H. BrOdie, supervising principal,
for the appointment of a committee
from amongst the members of the
Board to consider whether certain
works mentioned in the request
should be put in for the new Ha
napepe' school and grounds, w a s
duly received, and as prayed for,
a committee of three consisting of
Mr. J. H. Moragne, the County's
Special School Inspector, a n d
Messrs. Francis Gay and v , D.
McBryde, Supervisors for Waimea
and Koloa respectively, to investi
gate into the matter and report.
A requisition (P 736) for sup
plies for the schools at Kekaha;
Waimea; Makaweli; Hanapepe;
Kalaheo; Lihue; Hanamaulu; Ka
paa; Anahola; Koolau; Hanalei and
Haena, was also received but re
ferred to Mri'T. H. Moragne with
full power to act in the matter.
Financial Reports for August,
1912, viz: the Treasurer's Report
( R 1 1 5 ; ) Audi tor s Report ( R 1 1 5a)
Auditor's Trial Balance etc.,
(R115aa;)and the Joint Report
(R 115b;) were duly received and
took the usual course.
Mr. Gav, Finance Committee,
favorably reported on the Financial
Reports for June and July. 1912.
respectively, and upon his recom
mendation the reports were ap
proved. Mr. McBryde moved for the ap
propriation, as an Additional Ap
propriation, of the sum of $1000.00
Continued on page 4.
Widening Main Street
The work o f widening main
street has been begun. This has
been made possible by the gene
rousity of the Lihue Plantation,
in donating to the county, a strip
of valuable land ten feet in width
extending the entire length of the
new town site. Ihc added strip
will be utilized as a roadway for
carriages and horseback travel.
The gift of this land to the county
by the plantation is a most com
mendable act upon the latter, and
one which is highly appreciated.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Morse of
Hanapepe school, who have been
spending their vacation in Cali
fornia, returned home by the Ki
nau. They brought a classy little
Buick runabout home with them
Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Brown
of the Waimea School, returned
Wednesday from their Summer
vacation among the mountains o;
I M f f Tl
uaiitoruia. wnue away, m r
Brown purchased a nifty little
Flanders. .
KAUAI LOAN
.FUND COMMIS
SION MEETING
Meeting called to order by Vice
Chairman H. D. Wishard at 11:30
A. sr. Present besides the Vice
Chairman, Francis Gay and W. D.
McBryde, members and J . II .
Moragne Engineer. Absent Mars
ton Campbell and James K. Lota.
Minutes of the previous meetiiig
read and upon motion duly ap
proved. Paymunt ov Bills
The following bills drawn against
the account "Roads & Bridges
County of Kauai,T. II." were,
upon motion, approved and order
ed paid.
No. 1'3 G. Ilaggarty 182.65
No. 164 G. Haggartv 463.55
No. 165 G. Ilaggarty 272.15
No. 166 Honolulu Iron Works Co.
25.90
No. 1 167 L. Wiebke 697.05
-No.jl68 Hose M. Castro 791.10
No. 169 Bridgewater & II o p p e r
4.00
No. 170 Waimea Stables Ltd. 13.56
No. 171 Lewers & Cooke "'367.74
No. 172 Honolulu Iron Works Co.
78.50
No. 173 H. Hackfeld & Co. 145.00
No. 174 Leslie Wishard 30.00
No. 175 M. J. Pereiia 96.27
No. 176 J. H. Moragne 100.00
No. 177 J. II. Moragne 175.00
Hanaimu'H School
The Secretary presented a n d
read report from Inspector J. L.
RoberUon, with regard to the com
pletion of the work on the Hana
pepe School by Contractor Geo. E.
MarshaH.- . t-
Paymknt ov Bills, L ..'
Building
The following bills against the
Appropriation "School Building &.
Equipment, County of Kauai, T.
H.""were presented and upon mo
tion approved and ordered paid.
No. 9 Geo. E. Marshall 90.00
No.
No.
10 Geo. E. Marshall 106.00
11 Geo. E. Marshall 7.327.00
12' J. L. Robertson 250.00
No.
Bids Kualia Buidgk
At 12 noon the Vice-Chairman
opened the following bids for the
proposed new bridge over the Kea-
la Stream.
Catton, Neill & Co. 5.97 1.00
Illinois Steal Bridge Co. 4,282.00
Von-Ham Young Co. 6,194.99
Honolulu Iron Works Co. "A"
6.300.00
ii 1 1 i ii " y
5,250.00
Upon motion duly seconded the
bids were referred to the Engineer
of the Loan Commission for con
sideration and report to the Board
in ihe afternoon.
Bins Kualia Bkidgjj
At 2:30 p. si. the Board recon
vened and the engineer reported
on the Kealia Bridge bids, request
ing that he be allowed further time
in which to report, the request
was granted .
Court Housn Bids & Countv
Building
The chairman opened the only
bid filed for the erection of the
County Building and Court House,
the same being bid of A. P. Mc
Donald for $35,403. The b i d
being in excess of the appropria
tion as granted by the Legislature
no action was taken by the Board
Continued on page 2.
Arthur Rice Visits Old Home
Arthur Rice, one of the head
members of the J. F. Morgan Co.
Ltd., Honolulu was a Wednes
day's arrival. Arthur's friends
were delighted to see lum and re
gretted the necessity of his return
ing to Honolulu bv Saturday s boat.
.......
Bid Is Above Appropriation
At the meeting of the Kauai
Loan Fund Commission last Wed
nesdav. there was but one bid for
the construction o f the Countv
Building, the same being too far
in excess of the appropriation to
admit of its acceptance.
Directors Meeting
The Directors of the Kauai
Athletic Association will hoiu a
directors meeting at the Fairview
Hotel at 7:30 I', m. Saturday.
'THE KILAUEA TEAM
OF
At Kilauea last Sunday, the 1912
scries of baseball was brought to a
finale when the Kilaueas defeated
the McBrydes to the refrain of 15
to 2. The winners of the scries
championship are to be congratu
lated on the clans of ball they have
put up and on their gentlemanly
conduct throughout the season.
They are an aggregate of clever,
gentlemanly players and well de
serving of the general praise which
is passed out to them from every
direction. In getting up a team
for the Inter-Island contest which
is to be pulled off in Honolulu,
Kauai would have more than even
chances should she send the Ki
lauea team instead o f a mixed
team. Manager Sanborn is a
natural born manager which ac
counts in a large manner for the
success of his team. However, the
lack of dissention among his
players.also counted in their favor,
and all in all, they have demon
strated their prowess as all-round
good scouts and the public i n
general, shares the pride which
Kilauea feels over the success of
her team.
LiNR-Ur
McBuvDiis. T a k i t a n i , cf;
Denichi, ss; Spaulding, 2b; Aki,
lb; Periera, 3b; Richards, r f ;
Andrade, If; Robello, c; Akana, p.
Kilauka. Bill Kerr, ss; G .
Ji&na, cf; Sanborn, c; J. Pacheco,
2bf r. Yae,?o. 3b; Gabriel, rf;
Lorenzo, lb; Sanril-iP; J. Aka
na, It; Wood If.
LIHUE JUNIORS
WINNERS
TROPHY
G. W. L. PC.
8 6 2 .750
6 3 3 .500
6 3 3 .500
7 3 4 .429
7 2 5 .286
J. A. C.
L. J. C.
Kapaia
Rizal
Mokihana
Next Sunday's Games
Rizal vs. L. J. C.
Kapaia vs. Mokihana.
Col Cox Visits Garden Island
Col. Cox, who has charge of
the Salvation Army's work in the
Territory, visited Kauai last week.
During the visit she stated that
the death of Win. Booth, founder
of the organization would make
no change in its .work. Braniwell
Booth, the eldest son, succeeds his
father as General Superintendent
of. the organization throughout
the world .
The Hanalei Precinct Elects
Following is the result of the
election of delegates at the Hana-
1 e l Precinct meeting Saturday
night:
W C. Aarona
33
31
30
57
28
58
50
53
55
56
32
14
75
38
Gardner
D. Kahai
R. W. Kahea
Sol. Kamaka
H. K. Kanehe
Kaainiaulu
J. Kalue
S. K. Kapua
II . Kapu
Sol. Maluna
D. Puulei
Wm, Werner
W. F. Sanborn
The following delegates were
elected by the Kawaihau Precinct
Club on Saturday night:
John llano
J. V. Ekekela'
43
39
30'
29
26
25
25
H. M. Castro
J. Opio
A. M. Kuhaulua
J. B. Cuinmings
J. Bettencourt, Tr.
The Makaweli precinct has elect
ed the following delegates:
Messrs. Iona. Rankin, Hay Sei
dell, Deverill, Pauoli and Brodie.
.
Mr. and Mrs. E.
were ar rivals on the
W. Sutton
Kinau Wed-
r.esday.
Lancer Safety Matches in
ages o f ten boxes for 5
Where? At the Lihue Store.
pack
cents. tf.