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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1909-10-16
Officers For
Union Church
The Annual Election Held
Tuesday.

The annual meeting of the
Women's Aid Society of the Wal
mku Union Church was held
with Mrs. Dodge at the Parsonage
last Tuesday. There was good
attendance, and much interest shown
in the work of the Society. The re-
mort of the Secretary and Treasurer,
Miss Zelie X. Rogers, was read.
There is good balance on hand for
the beginning Of the new year. The
work of the past twelve months was
reviewed by Miss Rogers, and her
report showed that a large amount
of work had been accomplished.
The following officers were elected
ed for the coming term; Mrs. Row
land B. Dodge, President; Mrs. e..
f. Battelle, Vice President; Miss
Akiau On Tai, Secretary and Treas
urer; Mrs. Daniel ii. Case, Chalr-
man of the Executive Committee.
The other member of the last named
committee is Mrs. Frank Sommer-
field.
Following the election the remain
der of the afternoon was spend IN
discussing plans for the work before
the Society. Several new IDEAS were
presented by special committee,
which were adopted. The work is
to be much enlarged, and the scope
of the Society to he made much
broader and more effective than ever
before.
1t was voted to have the first
social meeting for the members OF
the Society and their families on
Monday night, November |, at the
Parsonage. 1t will he IA Halloween
affair.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1909-10-16

The Woman's Guild of the Church of
the Good Shepherd will hold its Social
meeting OH Tuesday, October 10th at the
residence of Mrs. J. N. S. Williams, Ka-
hului.
The ladies of the Kaahumanu church
of Wailuku will give lunch at the Town
Hall today for the purpose of raising
funds to make needed repairs on the
church building. The building is in need
of repairs and the ladies will probably
give a series of luncheons for this pur-
pose.
County Attorney ID. II. Case went to
Honolulu Friday on legal business. He
returned Tuesday.
]. l.. Coke who retired as County At
torney at the close of Office hours yester-
day made flying business trip to Lahai-
ma Friday and returned i'll time Saturday
to take the steamer for Hama. He return.
ed "Wednesday on the Claudine.
The dance at Puunene Saturday-was Z
great success. This will be the last dance
at Puunene until the grinding season is
over.
Puunene Avenue will be doubly appre
ciated when opened as the road that mus
be travelled while the work is being don,
on Puunene Avenue is one of the wors
on Maui.
NJ. NJ. Johnson of Wichman's is OF
Maui this week taking orders for jewelry
The Honolulu Iron Works is contem
plating the purchase of the railroad
machine shops at IIilo.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1909-10-16

AS a ballad singer Lulu Petticord
brings down the house every time.
Last but not least comes the an
nouncement that Sonny Cunha will
be brought along to play the ac-
compartments.
Will Prestidge came up by last
Saturdays Claudine and completed
arrangements for the performances.
He Joined the company Tuesday
night on the Mauna Kea on their
way to Hilo where they are now
performing.
Special trains will run from all
stations. Tickets are now on sale
at the Maui Dry Goods & Grocery
Co.'s main store.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1909-10-16
RESIGNATION OF CRANE
ACCEPTED BY TAFT
America VIII Help Finance Chinas RailWays-.-
Finland Must Contribute $4,OO0,0OO- Mother
Superior Judith is Dead.
SPECIAL TO rHu MAUI NEWS

SPECIAL
sugar SO deg. test 425 Beets 4@d
HONOLULU October Mother Superior Judith dead
Within md Pearl City enpacenen will
be ready
ATLANTIC CITY, October 5 Cook denies the truth of
Balls statement that he did top Mt Mckinley
and suggests that money may have influenced Barrll.
WASHINGTON, October America have her share in
financing Chinese railways.
HELsNGFORs October contribute 100000
toward the Russian budget.
bWASHINGTON October 10 The United shin Washington
flies the pernant for target shooting
PARIS, October 15rrouble may execution of seer
WASHINGTON, October 15-The 3d Assistant Post Master
Iawshee has resigned
The Crane acceptance resignation
by President Taft
HONOLULU, October 1S-Deputy Auditor Meve has resigned
No successor has been named
Over $4,000 added to the Y NJ. c. A. today
The Kechel johnson prize fight has been postponed
NEW YORK 13-Peary made statment today to the
that the evidence Esumaux prove that Cook did not
reach the Cook the evidence will prove concusivey
he did
WASHINGTON October announced that no further
official statement will be made relative the
BARCELONA October 13-Seer known educator and
revouonist executed here today.
SAN FRANCISCO October 1s-The Italian cruiser Caabria
representing Italy at the Pooa Fresiva has arrived
PHOENIX, speech here today Taft favored
statehood for Arizona and New Mexico
BLUE FIELD, October 3 chosen as the
leader of the evouon which will attempt epose Zaya.
PARIS October lren thousand took part
traton when word
ed in Barcelona Troops called and charged rioters
PEKlNG, October 14Japa requested the minister
Crane. The affair has caused much talk here
WASHINGTON, October Comptroller treasury has
decided that be the general
to repair and supply Notifications Oahu
PEKIN October 14-Japa has submitted letter stating that
to be
churian railways
HONOLULU October 3-Forty thousand wa, raised
for the Y. NJ. G. A. building yesterday.
Marson Campbell says the Nuuanu drink and
never will be-
Mor left for Maui last night collect money defense
| The telephone franchise will be signed
WASHINGTON, told Crane he would accent
Cranes resignation Crane has declined
the command the President if there
split between Taft and Knox.
INDIANAPOLIS October 13-The libel Roosevelt filed
against the News and the New York sun has been discontinued
KEY WEST October 3-Fve hundred were DESTROYED
WASHNGTf : October 13.-The Union is preparing a
great welcome t, his return.
! HONOLp October 81 Honokaa sold at $3.50 Waaua at
$llS5 McP s437 Olaa 1926, Eva s3O25
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1909-10-16
New Church
Is Dedicated
Large Audience Present and
Impressive Services Held.

Last Sunday, October tenth,
there was added to the long roll of
Maui Churches the new Evange-
lical Church at Spreckelsville. At
the recent Association meeting at
Lahaina committee for the pur-
pose of organizing this Church and
for dedicating the building was APP
pointed.
For some months the Hawaiian
people of Spreckelsville had been
making their plans for the event,
and the Hawaiian Commercial and
Sugar Company had been getting
the pretty new Church edifice
ready. Special train service from
Paia and Wailuku was secured,
and nearly one hundred guests
from outside of Spreckelsville were
present Fully two hundred peo-
pie were inside the Church and
near the windows where they
could listen. The Church itself
could not accommodate all that
wanted to get in.
The first ,art of the program
was the organizing of the Church,
which Rev. Mr.. Dodge chairman
of the committee pronounced as
completed, after Rev l.. b. Kau-
meheiwa had taken in the twenty
one charter members and they had
assented to the Confession and
Covenant. Rev. Obed Nawahine
offered the Dedicalory prayer, and
Rev Theo. A. Waltrip preached
the sermon from | Cor. 3:9, "He
are W ,rkers together with God"
Greetings from the olhe: Maui
Churches, and we,c, me into their
fellowship were brought by Rev
+. b. Turner. III" also gave a
brief charge to the members of the
new Church.
A printed dedicatory service was
used 10y the acting pastor CT the
Church, Mr. Albert J Kaleikini
and the members. Hon, Ii. p.
Baldwin made a very impressi> {
speech IN Hawaiian and delivered
the keys of the new Church build
ing to the care of the members
Hon. John W. Knlua spoke of the
history vi the attempt to organize
Church in Spreckelsvill. and tht
part the Association has had in tht
natter.
The Church is the recipient of {
beautiful Communion Service from
Hon. II. p Baldwin, and of a larg'
Hawaiian Bible from Mr.. VIM
Keanu.
Much credit for the pretty struc
ture is due the Plantation and tt
Mr. Bernard f. Rahe, the heat
carpenter, who had entire chang
of the building after the plan
were once drawn. The cost wa
$S5O.00, but with the furnishing
and gifts the total amount ex
pended will be close to $1,000.
After the exercises substantial
luau was served in the club house
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1909-10-16
Output
Is Sold
Maui Wine Purchases Kau-
pakalua Wine.

\ deal has been consummatcd
with the Kaupakalua Winery by
which the Maui Wine & Liquor Co.
becomes the sole owner of all of the
wine now owned by the former COM
pany.
Assistant manager ID. y. Davis
has Just returned from Kauai and
Honolulu. On Kauai he placed an
agency with J. |. Silva the leading
business man on the garden island.
Lovejoy & Co. are the Honolulu
agents of the Maui Wine for the
kaupakalua wine.
Arrangements have been made
with the Kahului Railroad Co. to
haul all of the wine to Paia and
ship on their railroad to any point
touched by the same.
The auto trucks of the Company
will be used to do the hauling.
Kaupakalua wine is one of the
most popular wines used in the terri
tory. 1t is rich and the flavor ex-
ccllcnt. 1t is far superior to the
California wines which have been
used SO extensively here in the past.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1909-10-16

A. J. Splitter tie travelling man is on
Maui this week.
w. l.. Lowell of Paia was Wailuku
caller Saturday.
Wailuku enjoyed good rain Monday
night
Editor Sheba thinks Maui in greater
labor troubles than Hawaii. The big is.
land is to he congratulated.
Internal Revenue Inspector Doyle says
swipes is being made all over Kona from
one end of the district to the other and
the effect is the ruin of the Hawaiian
population.
Hilo has just gone through a church
row which resulted III charges against
ton of Mrs. Folsom who had charge of
the church choir.
DIR. +. l.. Hutchinson of Hilo is going
to retire from the practice of dentistry
and plant tobacco Oh his land at Kau-
mana.
Kaupakalua wine is the richest wine
on the Market
A deed has been filed in the bureau of
conveyances at Honolulu by the terms of
which John ID. Spreckels and A. b.
Spreckes sell to George Lycurgus two
pieces of lapd i'll Hilo. One contains 90
acres; the other only 10 acres. These
cover the Hilo Hotel premises.
{. d. Prngle went to Hilo last week
by the Claudine, to take the Internal
Revenue position there that was formerly
held by Otto Berndt.
Mr.. {. Hedemann, of the Honolulu
Iron Works, has been appointed Consul
for Denmark i'll the Territory of Hawaii
Territorial officials in Honolulu have
been compelled to pay their taxes due
and overdue to the Territory, in accor
dance with Section IIS of the Revised
Laws.
DIR. ID. II. Curry, of the Marine Hospi
tai service, will be the new director o
the leprosarium at Molokai. He has beer
attending the international congress OF
leprosy at Bergen, Norway.
Alec Desha returned to his Hilo hom,
Saturday from Kahului on the Claudine
He had been employed in the survey o
Kahului harbor.
Sheriff Pua had not been out of Hill
for five minutes last week, on his way L
Kau, before the Deputy Sheriff there ha'
been notified that "the Sheriff is com
ing Hawaii Herald.
\ Willie Dutro goes to Kauai to accep
employment with the L. :. Enginee
Staff He will be employed in surve
work.
Mrs. +. {. Threlfall of Centerville Call
fornia is visiting Mrs. George Wilbur O
Wailuku. Mrs. Threlfall was formerly
resident of Spreckelsville.
G.. Nakatsu of the First National Ban
of Wailuku left Monday evening for
vacation trip to Seattle. His place
being filed by Eddie Awans of Makaw
Arizona republican., 1909-06-17
DO YOU WANT TO LAUoH7

Be sure and see the Ladies' Nail Driving Contest at the Coliseum to- night
Arizona republican., 1909-06-17
4 GOV WIDOW

will make you laugh at the Coliseum tonight.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-17
TENT HOUSE
 BURNED UP Two Roosevelt Women Ndr-
 rOW|y Escaped Injury FIRE AT 0'R0URKE'S CAMP
Story of a Payson Fight In Which Stage Driver Was Roughly Handled --- Fight Stopped by Outsiders---As- sailants Were Arrested.

Roosevelt, June .14.-(Special core spondence of The Republican)-The tent of Dave Robinson, superinten- dent at O'Roouke's camp was burned to the ground. Mrs. Dave Robinson and her sister Mrs. Ed. Robinson were taking a bath when the tent took fire and they escaped only with their bath robes. All of Mrs. Dave Robinsons wardrobe was consumed by the flames, together with the tent and all its furnishings. Their loss Is estimated at about one thousand dol lars. Mrs Ed. Robinson losing only the clothes she had on before bath ing. The fire seemed to start on the lower edge of the roof of the tent and cannot be accounted for. Every thing here is so dry that combustible material of any kind burns quickly and the time was very short between ignition and complete combustion The ladies barely escaping in time Mrs. Robinson, as a result, Is forced to leave for Phoenix today to fit her self out with a complete new ward robe. Miss Synnot accompanies her as far as Phoenix and will then con- tinue to her home in the states.
 C. A. Gale, who is an employe or the Mesa Roosevelt Stage company at Fish Creek station, was badly cut about the lips and chin last Satur- day by an unruly horse that he was attempting to curry. The horse mak- ing a lunge at him with its head and striking him in the face, cutting him severely. This horse is other wise perfectly gentle except when a person tries 10 doctor his sore shoulders or attempts to curry him, when he gets in fighting humor and will kick, strike or bite with extreme viciousness. MT. Gale left immediately for Mesa to have his wounds attended to.
 Last Saturday Schiitz Fizz made it's appearance for the first time in quiet Roosevelt
 oscar Phelps, driver for the Pay son stage line was set upon by a couple of bullies. Morgan and Hinton, by name, at Payson last Saturday night who attempted to beat him up because he refused to enter into game of cards with them. One of the men drew a knife during the fracas that followed. Oscar put up the best fight he could despite heav- fer weight and superior numbers, but would have fared badly if it had not been for the interference of couple of parties who had manliness enough about them when they heard the fight going on to rush in and sepa- rate the contestants. There were a number of onlookers before these men came on the scene, but they did not have gumption enough to see fair play. oscar has a few bruises and a bite in the back of the neck, but still shows a fair front. Hinton & Morgan were arrested and were to have had their trial today. Both men were comparative strangers to MT. Phelps. The assault was practically without cause.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-17
CLERKS WILL PICNIC
 AT EASTLAKE PARK
Friday Afternoon and Evening Will Be
 Given Over Entirely to Pleasure.

The clerks of the city have organ 'ized. have formed themselves into an organization, with officers. acting committees, bylaws, and a benefit fund. Regular assessments are to be made. and all the routine of an or ganized movement will be carried out Although the platform containging the principles of the organization has not lbeen fully constructed, the main plank has been decided upon. and will be acted upon the coming Friday, June 18th.
 At 6:3O last evening. over fifty clerks. representative of all the mer- cantile interests of the city. met in the council room of the city hall for the purpose of forming an organiza- ton to look after the best interests of Phoenix's clerking population, the lady clerks included. "Jovial" Franklin
 took the chair, and in a few words
 stated the object of the association.
 It was to be for the best interests of
 Phoenix clerks, mentally, financially
Arizona republican., 1909-06-17

the organization will be hewn at this time What its nature will be is not exactly known, but it will have to do with the clerks having half holiday during each week Of the hot summer days. This is a movement that has been in progress for some time, ar engagements having been made already with the employers of all the hard ware, dry goods, clothing. furniture and second hand stores. to close every Friday afternoon from June 18th to September 17th
 The Clerks Association. which will probably be fully organized by Sep tember, when all the clerks are back from their vacation, will be for the purpose of improving their conditions. as before mentioned, physically, men tally and socially, cooperating with their employers. Such movement has been set in motion in nearly every large city of the country, and has re suited in benefits both to the clerks and the employer.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-17
DO YOU WANT TO LAUGH

Be sure and see the Ladies' Nail Driving Contest at the Coliseum to- night
Arizona republican., 1909-06-17
CHANCELLOR V0N BULLION
 ATTACKS THE CLERICALS
He Laments Their Narrowness in Making Politics Personal Matter.

Berlin, June 16.-Chancellor Von Buelow in the Reichstag today. on financial reform. attacked the tactics employed by the clerical party against him. They had even dared. he said, to accuse kim of disloyalty to the em- perOr and infidelity to the German Austro alliance. and they had consid- cred it necessary to sever their rela tions with him.
 Tt never occurred to me" said the chancellor. ito exclude any one from social relations because of difference of political opinions. It is to be hoped also we will see the time when it will not be necessary to consider a man either stupid or a scOundrel who on economic or political questions. does not think as we do.'
Arizona republican., 1909-06-17
A FATAL SOOOT|NG
 AT 4 POLAND DANCE
The Victim a Man Who Had Acted as
 Peacemaker.

Prescott, Ariz., June 1G.-(SpecialD Wiley Woodruff was shot and fatal ly wounded by a Mexican named Faus- tino Rivera at Poland last night at a late hour. The assailant escaped, but the officers are on his trail.
 Woodruff interfered in a quarrel be tween Rivera and another Mexican at q dance. acting as peacemaker Rivera is said to have laid in wait and shot him later. Woodruff will be brought here for surgical treatment today
Arizona republican., 1909-06-17
New Names Every Day
These are on the States Register"

These are on the States Register"
 w. J. Mason. Marion, Ind; H. J. Egley. Geneva, Ind; Chas. x. Henry Great Bend, Kan; A. F. Kelley. Ar lington, Kan; Berton Wilcox, Bangor, Mich; Ole R. Linstrom, Alexandria, Minn.
 Call and register. The idea is to help people from the same home state find each other. Watch this space
 We are quitting the suit case busi- ness and have some good values for you. We have sold all the Club Bags advertised at s45O and the Reed Suit Cases at s75O. can sell you a genuine cowhide suit case, 24 inches long. lined with green silk. light weight for ladies use. pockets. only $500. We also have Leather Suit Cases for men
Arizona republican., 1909-06-17
OF LOCAL INTEREST
!.

JACK MELDRUM WlNS-Jack Meldrum won over Harry Graham in the pool tournament slated for them at the Pastime Bowling alley last night to the tune of 100 to v. The game was a hard fought one from beginning to end many very clever plays being brought out in the last half of the fray. A large crowd was in attendance.
 ELKS' TEAM TO INVADE PRES COTT-The base ball team represent ing the local order of Elks which engaged in and lost such a hard fought battle at the Eastlake grounds last Sunday, has scheduled a game with the Prescott Grays for next Sunday. The excursion to the mOun- tains that day will insure the local antIered team a numerous and noisy backing of fans. The Elks were not discouraged by the loss of the game last week and judging from the com parative scores they ought to be able to put up a good fight if they are not able to defeat the mountaineers. The lineup which will appear in Prescott will be practically the same as that which fought the great battle of last Sunday.
 ECLIPSE OF SUN-If the sun con- tinues through today, abiding by the schedule arranged for it by the New York World almanac, the people in a large part of the world will get a line on a solar eclipse. The nearest time schedule available to The Re- publican at this time is Denver where the eclipse is supposed to arrive at 5:1S pm. and depart at G:34 pm. Whether Phoenix will be given look-in on this performance is bit doubtful but if so she viii only have a gallery seat or a peep from the wings The book says the eclipse will not be visible below line drawn between San Francisco and Corpus Christi. via Tucson. Phoenix accord ing to that should be about on the ragged edge of the shadow. The book also says the central eclipse will be annular for a short time at the beginning and at the end and total during the remainder of its course.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-17
A GOV MInOM

A GOV WIDOW will make you laugh at the Coliseum tonight.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-17
THE ORDER OF BIRTH ABRAHAM

New York, June 16.-Indianapolis was chosen today as the meeting place of the next convention of the Order of Birth Abraham.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-17
WEATHER TODAY

Washington, June 16.-FOrecast for Arizona: Generally fair Thursday and Friday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-10-16

John s. Barnes, globe trotter. one
time holder or the worlds champion
ship az 100 yards. ex-professi0nal box.
or and wrestler and all round athlete
M fifty.fvc years has launched n plan
I'm Spokane. Wash. to start national
fund among the followers Of nstiana
60 erect tombstone IN memory Of
Jack Dempsey. The N0nparlel. whose
remains are IN an unmarked grave
hidden by patch Of dark weeds IN n
cemetery at Portland. ore. lie said in
discussing the project.
"Dempsey was more 10 Americans
than a pugilist lie was a man among
men. square as die. game 20 the core.
clean In mind aud body. a credit 20
American athletics Tie deserves a
stone. IN any OF our great dead deserve
Il In starting this fund 7 wish II 10
be placed IN the nnme OF an estah
llshcd trust company or responsible
business men"
Barnes. who ~ a remarkably vel
preserved man ~ his aye. will be- TO-
membered by many ns sur le tt
sporting world a fcw year, ~ OF
forlng 10 meet any man IN t.. world
more thun dfty years Of age In ran
ming. Jumping. wrestling and boxin.
contests.
lie became a professional surlnter ni
eighteen and az twcntg-one won the
worlds championship 100 yard dnsh
ut the Philadelphia Centennial lie has
In bis possession certificate showing
be ran 100 yards IN nlne and three
fourth seconds In 1888 az Bellevue.
Ontario He became a professional
boxer and beat some OF the beat men
OF his day.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-10-16
NEWSP APERMEN WIN
over GOVERNMENT
Smith and Williams viii Not Be
Taken to Washington.

indianapolis. Oct l4.-After argu-
ments for two days in which the gov
eminent attempted to show that the
Indianapolis News had libeled Prosi-
dent Roosevelt. c. p. Taft and others
Ia certain publications respecting the
purchase Of the Panama canal, Judged
a. p Anderson OF the federal court. ID.
cldcd that Charles Il. Williams and
Delavan smith proprietors 81 the
News could not BE taken TO Washing
ton to answer an indictment found
against them there FOR libel.
The court discussed the duty 81 n
newspaper IN IFS ruling and said that
he himself would like 20 know tho
truth about the Panama canal pnr-
chase lie said every one was inter
ested In Il, and Il was the duty OF n
newspaper 20 print the news and tell
the truth about Il; that is making de-
ductlons from the facts contained in
the news
AS the articles were published In In
dianapoll3 he refused to honor the
Washington indictment aud ordered
the defendants discharged