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totDEN ISLAHD TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1922.. MEAD SUCCEEDS DALLOU AS H. S. P. A. ATTORNEY According to news from the main land, Judge Sidney Ballon, who 1ms been tho H. S. P. A. attorney In Washington, has resigned to be come tho head of tho legal depart ment of tho California-Hawaiian re finery. Royal D. Moad will succeed him as attornoy at Washington. WAIMEA HOTEL Headquarters for TRAVELING MEN AND TOURISTS COMFORTABLE ROOM3 and GOOD MEAL8 R. KAN2AKI, Prop. Telephone 132-W USERS OF COFFIELD TIRE PROTECTORS State they are getting from 50 per cent to 150 per cent more mileage from their tires than before the Cofflelds were In stalled. Try a Pair and be Convinced PRICES ON APPLICATION TO J. H. CATTON Agent Makawell, Kauai HAPAIKOSAN AND THE ESTRAY ORDINANCE Tho Honorable Editor Mr. Garden Island Paper, Honored Dear Sir: l'reasu tso day I lrlko try ask (uestlon and ansa, haolc folio spcek conundrun I tslnk. Preaso No. One. When astra lraw no astra lraw? Ansa. When cow an hdrso all time stay on top road. (Dis one tso easy). Preaso No. Tso. When lraw not ta lraw? " Ansa. When ho got no teeth. Prease No. Tsrco. Why Kauat Astra Law alsame chicken? Ansa. Bekaus Kauat Lraw and chicken, tso kind, no moru teoth. Preaso No. Four. How can fix Kauai Lraw? Ansa. Dls no cdnu'ndrum, dls tso much serius. My nine year old schrul boy (Japan stile) and me tso much coagulate and ponder, gulct and studious. My nlno year (Jjinan stile) schrul boy spook preaso hifty cent no nuf fine cow go calaboose, more betta fl honorable Mr. Sunor visor make lraw fl- dolla. "Hi" I speek, "Dou tsomuch smart." Preaso Hon. Mr. Editor, you speek fl Honorable Mr. Supervisor, mora 'betta ho change lraw. Suposo only hifty cent more cheap he nay tine suposo cow calabooso insl put. hut suposc fine fi dolla moro cheep su pose he rent some pra.e an put ho cow. an supose eow boss runt plraco then no moro caw stop road. -1 PrpflnO.. vnn talnlr l.'l 1I!,,.,11.1 , jiuiiuiuiu Mr. Kauai. Supervisor alsame smart my nlno year oM (Japan stile) schrul boy? Excuse preaso tso much trouble. HAPA1K. i3AN. PALOMAR TAKES ISSUE WITH HAPAIKOSAN . - Mr. garden Hand newspape, deer sir. That Hapalkosan fella sure mako me tire, wkoffer you put his let; ters in your pape. ho lolo or pu pull sure thing. You all time to much speak bout pipl on alanui. long time now I see In news pape, no moro 'horse & pipl on alanui. me too much scare, cause 1 havo horso & pipi on alanui all time, no can help, mo poro man & gotta rase kane on my lan, so haffe put horse & pipl on alanui. 1 speak fren of mine ho to much smart, no every dam ting, he say me "Pa lomar you lolo you no savy?" that law ver short law, only reach from Layhuy store to makal big hotel, then pau. Mr. Supervise to much smart man. they savy all rite when they make that law. they no like horse & pipi inside Kort hoso an big hotel, so they make short law. they like help everbody so they make that law for Layhuy. & tell big polisman keep pipl & horso away from Layhuy. at Kalahoo & Kapa to much pore man, they like help pore man, t so they speak polisman hors & pipl on road no pillkia. I like ask that Hapalkosan who dts alanui for anyway? ain't he for pub; lie? sure ting. and waffor polisman? alnt ho for public to? suro ting. then whet you klkln about of polls man put his hors & pipl on alanui Mr. Supervise no karc ho like help polisman. so i tink moro hotter you pau. Now mr. Newspape man If yo'u done stop this pipi busnes, i stop takln your pape. you savy. Yours trull. PALOMAIl GUEJ1TO. READ THE GARDEN ISLAND ANNUAL Special Sale IS NOW ON BIG BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS SHOES GROCERIES CANDIES! CANDIES! CADDIES Imperial Society Chocolates Hard Candies CHRISTMAS TOYS and CARDS Kapaa Trading Store KAPAA NOTES T. Kubo of Wallua fell Into tho clutches of. prohibition officer, J. F. Denttcncourt, last week and was fin ed tho usual ono hundred dollars and costs. Tho ovidenco consisted of a still, condenser and pipes, together with 200 gallons of mash and three (marts of oko. A. Hornor, territorial sugar expert, spent several days here last week compiling data for a thorough report on conditions, etc.. In the Kapaa home stead's. Ho was assisted in his work by J. M. Lydgato Jr., acting land agent for Kauai. The rebuilding of tho road leading to Kapaa from tho, Wallua homesteads is about two-thirds completed. Work of paving has already passed tho re servoir on the makal side and the grading has reached Camp 18. Tho concert an dance given for tho benefit of the Kauai Athletic associ ation was well attended despite coun ter attractions in Llhue. The concert was given In tho Hawaiian hall and thd danco followed after the movies In tho Kapaa hall. Charles 13. Gray, formerly a rosl dent of Kapaa but now of Walmea, has established a branch offlco horo to conduct his increasing insuranco business. Y. Nagahlsa, formerly with the Hawaii Dank of Commerce will be, In chargo of the local branch dur ing Mr. Grey's absence elsewhere A small landslide caused by tho re cent heavy rains, has left a part of Makeo Sugar company's railroad lead lng to the mauka Wallua homestead lots, buried In several foet of soft earth. Tho slide occurred In thu deep cut just makal of tho Wong home stead lot. The puzzle as to who is to land the position of tax assessor of Kawai hau is still unsolved, that Is. the aues tion Is still unsolved by the public but may have already been settled with tho appointive power. According to reports, presumably unbiased, Hoopll will undoubtedly get It in spite of his lack of local support, but his onnoa ants are also quite sure that he won't be there when the time comes. Maxima and Tomas, two meal Fill pinos, accused of stealing and slaugh terlng a steer belonging to the Makeo Sugar Co. were fined ?200 each by Judge Ekekela in the district court last Friday. Judge Dickey represented tho defendants and county attorney prosecuted the case for the Makee Su gar Co. The alleged theft occurred in August of this year. PERSONALS Kapaa Homesteaders Recently Reorganize The Kapaa Homesteaders Assocla tion, which .has been in existence for a number of years, 'was completely reorganized recently. Reasons given were that tho by-laws in force did not meet the changed homestead i-oa ditlons, and Interest In tho association wa slowly dying out. The officers of the reorganized as sociation are now M. It. Agular Jr., president; John Victorino, vlco pros! dent; A. S. Bush, secretary; A. M Souza, treasurer; J. Betteucourt Jr., auditor. The first meeting of tho new as sociation was held last Sunday at ternoon at the Kapaa courthouses and was well attended. Tho subject of improvement in the present varieties of cane grown by the homesteaders In order to obtain it better average than the nine tons of cane to a ton of sugar specified in the present con tracts with tho Makee Sugar Co., vas discussed. Tho concensus of opinion was that an experiment station, dl rected by a competent specialist In cane growing, would be of tho great est benefit to all homesteaders, but nothing definite was rocommeuded, A commltteo was also appelated to submit a report as to what the home stcaders bellovo would bo tho proper price that should bo paid to ihem by tho plantation. This report, after ap proval by tho association will prob ably bo submitted to the governor o! the territory. TURKEY HANDICAP BY WAILUA GOLF CLUB A Turkey Handicap will bo held by the Wallua Golf Club on Sunday, December 24 at tho Wallua courso. Tho prize for tho lowest not score will be a lC-pound turkey. En tries must bo in to J. B. Corstor phine of Kealla not lator than Fri day, December 22. FOR SALE Ono Ingeco engine, 1 horsepower. Price reasonable. Phono C2-L tf Send your magazine orders (new or old) to the K. C, Hopper News Agency, Llhue, and they will be promptly attended t6. Phoue 22.L. Mr. and Mrs. Allan C. Wilcox accompanied by Mrs. Hlloy, arrived this morning and will spend some tlniu visiting on Kauai. E. Damkrofler, head of the wel fare department of the Hawaiian Sugar CO, returned this morning from a visit of sovcral days in Ho nolulu. Miss Elsie Wilcox roturnod this morning from attending a meeting of the board of education in Hono lulu. Jack Gait, and C. A. Short, audi' tors for C. Brewer & Co., arrived from Honolulu this morning and havo gone to Kllauea to audit the company's books. E. E. Hunter, of the Audit Co. of Hawaii, arrived this morning to join tho staff of that company's work ers who are auditing tho books of the American Factors agencies. A. D. Hills, edeoanut king, return ed this morning from a few days spent in Honolulu. Rev. R. W. Bayless returned from Honolulu this morning where he was in attendance at tho territorial civic convention as Kauai's lono delegate. G. N. Wilcox, returned on tho Kl nau last Thursday morning after spending the past two mouths on the mainland. G. P. Wilcox, of tho American Factors, is making a business vis it to Kauai. He arrived on tho Kl nau last Thursday morning. C. B. Gray, resident agent for tho Homo Insuranco Co. of Hawaii, has moved his headquarters from Walmea to Kapaa. His office is located in the two story building between the Ha waiian cannery office and tho von Hamm-Young building. ST. LOUIS ALUMNI TO LISTEN IN ON HONOLULU MEETING Tho building fund commltteo of St. Louis college has called a meet ing of tho alumni of the school to give a new Impetus to the campaign to raise funds for the new collogo buildings. Tho meeting will bo held in Ho nolulu on Friday, Dec. 15 and plans havo been completed thru the Ho .oIu1Tf"Advertlscr to broadcast parts of tho meeting. Among the speakers at the meet ing will be Governor Harrington, Brother Adolph and Julius Ascli. Tho St. Louis band will furnish tho music for tho evening. Arrangements havo boon mado with tho Kauai Telephonic Co. to receive the broadcasting, and nluinnl of St. Louis are planning to listen in on the meeting. K. C. Ahana is In charge of tho local meeting and information in regard to tho meet ing can be received from him. NEW YEAR'S PLANS (Continued from page one) Standing broad jump boys 12 to 1G years. Playground baseball. Girls or boys teams may play. Schools may en ter teams. , Suitable prizes will bo awarded to first, second and third placo winners. All prizes to be worth while mer chandise. General admission for all child ren ,of school age, 25 cents. Handy Johnson Why do you Umi I ho stuff laht Smith bootlegs? Jones It has the antidote prlntod right on the label. When you think of butter for holiday eating and cooking, think of MAILE (Pronounced "my lei") A high standard New Zealand butter of unvarying good quali ty and flavor. Use it freely with absolute faitli in its purity. Ask your nearest grocer MEAT MARKET METROPOLITAN Distributors, Honolulu Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd. HONOLULU and HILO Sugar Factors and Commission Merchants IMPORTERS OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE General Hardware Builders' Hardware, Crockery, Glassware, Silverware, Sporting Goods, Fishing Tackle, Firearms, Ammunition. Safes, Refrig erators, Spark Plugs, Flashlights, Paints, Varnishes, Brushes, Oils, Greases, Harness, Saddlery, Roofing, Trunks, Suit Cases, Etc., Etc. Groceries Fancy and Staple Lines, Feed, Etc. Dry Goods Shoos, Toilet Supplies, Stationery, Etc., Etc. Insurance Agents Writers of Fire, Marine, Compensation, Automobile and Miscel laneous Insuranco Paliclcs Agents For Canadian-Australian Royal Mail Steamship Lino Upon application information will be cheerfully furnished in regard to any other lines in which you may be interested. Buy a and Bank the difference. Nawiliwili Garage Adv.