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The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-06-23


again Saturday night tor the island
Of Hawaii, where friends are ans
.ious to launch his campaign. Ii
HOW looks as though Mr.. Rice will
carry Kauai, Oahu a d Maui
against all comers by large majori-
ties, and will have an excellent
show on Hawaii. OF his trip to
Honolulu Saturday the star -Bul'c-
lin said:
Senator Charles A. Rice, of Kau-
nj, candidate for the Republican
nomination for delegate to Con-
gress, is in Honolulu today just
long enough to see the Maui-OaLu
polo game. He will leave this
evaning for Hawaii to continue his
GrsA Aswing around the polilic0l cir
Rice arrived this morning from
Maui, where he spent three days.
While he disClaims any feeling of
l,ver-conideucc, the fact remains
snat he was given assurances by
Republican leaders of the Valley
Isle that he will roll up a Dig vote
there. In fact, Maui is expected
to go strongly for Rice, though in
talking prospects this morning he
said merely, Things look pretty
good.
He spent most Of the tim in
Wailuku, also visiting Lahaina,
Kahului, Puunene and other points,
Though Senator Rice is not play
ing polo much this year, he always
follows the big series closely and
this afternoon forgot politics en-
tirely and went to the Maui-Oahu
game.
He will make but a short trip to
the Big Island, as he has not for
mally opened his campaign. He
will confer with some OF the Re-
publican leaders of Hawaii with
reference to prospects here and TO
make arrangements for lis future
campaign work. He expects 20
reach Honolulu again on Tuesday.
He met a number Of leading Re
pu V,aus this morning.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-06-23
THE M'BRYDE co
STATES POSITION
How Few Misguided Settlers
May Easily Injure
Many


Inc troubles OF a rev months a.
go between certain honesteaders
at kaI'leo ana the McBrYde sugar
Company VIII be recalled by the
IoiIoWihg letter. Which mas heen
receive" Oy the settlers III that
IocaIi'y:
To the Kalaheo Homesteaders
Kalahco, Kauai.
Sirs:-
The McBrvde Sugar Co. has en-
deovored TO cooperate in friendly
relations with the homesteaders
generally, and wishes to continue
to do 50 as long as its attitude is
rtciprocatcd.
But a disposition has recently
been shown on the part Of several of
y'"r number TO iufrinAe establish
ei ',ahts ot the plantation, more
parti>uiarIv as regards rights OF
way tor transmission of water, and
to presume that no matter what
anta-omsm may be DISPLAYED to-
ward the plantation, the plantation
may 'e expected oS q matter OF
course 10 take OF E'ihd Cane or
o'her"'7e continue 10 assist Snch
psi SOUS
This company has heretofore
agreed TO take certain cane crops
p'antel by homcsteaders, and vii
contlun- 90 do so wherever satis-
factory terms are first mutually a
greed upon and the plantation $
rights with respect to water and
WATERWAYS are recognized
Notice is hereby given TO all
homesteaders and others that the
company will not, except at its
own option, take or grind cane
unless previously contracted for;
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-06-23
Aufoists, Be Patient

Having, at the moment, in mind
the truck accident on tn e road
near Kalaheo Saturday night tre-
ported elsewhere in this issue SUI
neryisor Walter d. McBrvde makes
his statement; "Ou account T
the rush work on the Hana'ei side,
we have been a little behind in
aetting around to it, but the pub
lie may be assured that the-kala'
beo and other slippery hills on the
Ijhue Waimea road will shortly
be attended to,
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-06-23
Az \ exceedingly
n LTll me >on Kauai

that these buildings, large ellouSi'
to accommodate about forty child-
rem, cost only six hundred dollars
apiece. They may cost a little
more on the other Islands where
the cost of labor may be higher;
but, uhder anv conditions, the
bungalows are very much cheaper
than the old type of buildings
Will. RECOMMEND STRUCTURES
I shall certainly recommend to
the boards of supervisors on the
other Islands that they adopt this
Kauai plan of bungalow building,
at least in part.
| do : OF think that the bung-
allow type Of building will answer
entirely, as there should be one
central building in which the en-
tire school can assemble. Perhaps
this large assembly hall could also
be of an open type OF building; but
so far, it has been thought best to
have the assembly hail a closed
building"
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-06-23
PurOla Remedies Here

The MakawcH store manage
mcnt have PIT in a full line of the
famous Purola medicines, having q
large show case near the front OF
the store for the display Of the
same Watch their qd. space in
THE GARDEN ISLAND next week
for particulars about these stand.
ard remedies.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-06-23

Struck out-By Kuhlman, II;
by Eruse, 10. Bases on balls, by
Kuhlman o; by Kruse, 5. Hit by
pitched ball Akina, Waialeale,
Costa. Left on bases-Makaweli,
II: Koloa, o. Two base hits-Aki-
ma, Fernandez (2), Andrade.
Umpires, Joe Costa and Joe Aka.
Scorer, NJ, J Teves.
EILAUEA VS.. LIHUE
The contest between the Lihue
and Hiiauca teams, on the Lihue
grounds resulted in victory for
the visitors by the score cf IS to
.. Is follows
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-06-23
.IHE, KAUAI, TERRITORY OF HAWAII TUESDAY. JUNE % 10
OUTSIDE NEWS
BY MAIL AND WIRELESS
Tuesday June q.

Sugar: Raws, $50 beets, 3.53.
Was1ng nTc United States has affirmed the
claim ownership of the railroads 600 worth oil lands
Approximately of oil producing land involved
Guiding those in which Hawaii capital is interested.
Niagara FasThe mediato have informed Carranza other
sacrifices by the factions be made
before settlement OF the difficulties i'll Mexico brought
about.
Honoulu-Plumbing Inspector Melsen is being investigated
by the of that he received rake
fish market work Mrisen has vigorous
protest and is being strongly supported by his friends
Former Supervisor Harry Murray has formally announced him
Republican candidate for the office of Of Honolulu
Harry Couzens, club and fist deputy collector Of
complete the department
died
oss
McCarn been
Circuit! Court by the charge of assault with deadly
and the will Saturday The probe of the NJ
Clrn by the Federal grand jury continues.
In played Saturday afternoon the Punahou baseball
feaed Bill All Students by of to
I,
Monday, June e.
Sugar: Raws, 3.39 beets, 3.53.
Waslingon-Despite Falls
that the troubles between the United States and Mexico
Continued
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-06-23

Charles i. Drake, travelling
salcman for +. O. Hall < Son, is
touring Kauai in the interest Of
his corporation. He is aCCompa-
MED by his bride, who was Miss
Greene, of Honolulu,
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-06-23
KINNEY FAVORS
kauai BUNGALOW

Superintendent Kinney, of the
Department of Education, is much
in favor of the bungalow type of
school house used on Kauai as in
dicated by the following statement
made to a Honolulu newspaper;
On my recent visit to Kauai, F"
said Superintendent Kinney, !
was much interested in the new
type Of bungalow schoolhouae
which @it been adopts adopted doo,. on Kaua ;.i
roof, ceiling floor and wall up to
about two-thirds of the height Of
the room On the side Of the room
from which t h regular wind
comes, the boarding is carried
clear to the ceiling, so as to shut
off the wind and keep the light
from shining directly into the pu-
pills eyes. 1t has wide overhang-
ing caves about four feet l think
The upper third of the ordinary
wall space on the other three walls
is all open, so that the fresh air
blows through the room with ont
interruption.
TEACHERS AND PUPILS IN FAVOR
took particular pains to talk
about the new kind of schoolhouse
with both teachers and scholars,
asking each separate from the other
whether they preferred this kind
of school house or the closed style.
Without exception every teacher
and scholar with whom l talked
upon the subject was strongly i'll
favor of the new open air bungalow
school house.
In addition to being much
more .Iheaalthful than the old type
7zsezs- '=s4apse, it has the ad
-. A Tv Il g. exceedingly
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-06-23

a few automobile lists left at
this oliice-15 ceuts each. Every
auto owner should have one.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-06-23
MAXWELL -KOLOA
GAME TIGHT ONE

The baseball game 1t Koloa
Sunday afternoon between h e
home Jeam and the Makawelis was
one Of the hottest of the season. In
the fifth innings the score was tied
ard remained so to the tenth, when
the visitors got one man across the
plate, giving them the game by a
score of 4 to ;. Kuhlmann, of the
Koloas, pitched a heady game,
striking out II men to 10 for
KruSc.
SCORE By INNINGS
23 4 : 8 7 s 9 10total
Makaweli ! OO2 , 600 l 4
Koloa 0OOO2 600 0 3
SUMMARY
MAKAWELI
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Continued on page S
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-01-28

with the history and there the emphasis that deserves
In mathematics the organization would give opportunity
important notifications the first place. the formal
arithmetic might well be broken into concrete project
necon with the practical arts and be kept throughout the
Ccs gives opportunity for study of town and state budgets graph
fashion, personal budgets estimates for labor
profit shop enterprises and the kitchen furnish endless problem
Even baseball problems in aviation motoring whee
the usually dull distractions take significance
would probably possible algebra
than at present. this should desirable either enable
pupils reach college earlier to make for something
would follow and both of these should be subjected
revision of the needs the large number
in the central school, the practical applications algebra
been touched On the other hand mahema
the last year high school trusted to prep
specifically for college.
and promising first in general
peared few schools and has with
of wholly disconnected sr
phenomena in several scientific fields chiefly physics chemistry
biology and deduces it's few principles always after
examination experiment with the object apparatus
telephone battery and This thoroughly practical
made of the utmost value to boys and girls of this period
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-01-28

further education Moreover this value must be
by the parent and slight by the pupil
himself Second the curriculum should be based predomnnty
the environment and find it's points departure
munity activities and Third the must fit in with the
central school through which the higher education must be
addition fundamental of organization
there must be freedom elasticity within individual and
relentless nsence the training personality and responsibility
of the teachers.
All of this would involve such notifications the following:
The instruction English should alter it's method Instead four
the ninth grade is o from
no L many
Rrmm hd gadua t. hsco adh is
the non Of dn
form most o in
foreign expeinc in o
I
a n the newC Schools o
compeHi
courses for do not
is
the the
mostly cetaM do
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-28
CANAvAN CASE WILL
REACH FINISH At
SANTlFE TODAY
Attorney for Wife VIII Not APP
pear Before State Supreme
Coud, Having Sent Written
Arguments by Mall

Bnfkhut G Euofa teday before th.
Ftlt supreme COURT at Sann le viii
fight stephen CanaWns last struggle
g. secure hia liberty from the county
iail at Old Albuquerque The state
Justices sct to-day for heuug CANA
Nn's writ Of error after they had re-
fused 10 sustain Mrs kate Cauavan's
motion to dismiss.
II. n Jamiun of Vigil a lamison
attoruo1s Ger Mrs Canavan. the pris-
uners divorced wife said last night
that neither Dc nor Mr Vigil would
Dee present before tho supreme bench
tc lay asserting that the court hardly
would render It's decision before the
expiration of Canayans sentence.
They sent hrict typewrittcn arguments
10 The court Air Burkhart LETT Mon
day night for santa Fc ANA Mr. Coors
Left last nisht
Whether Cauavan viii remain M
JAN "a month and one-half longer uf
rs released IS order of The court
before then win depend upon the
justices decision upon thc writ ri
error, which the attorneys wlll argue
toda,
Haheas corpus proceedings are
pcndine tn the United states supreme
court but lhat tribunal Will not reaeh
the case before Canayan is rccd hy
expiration of his torn uis ATTORNEYS
made au effort % set the federal su-
preme court Ia advance &C. but it was
set down for hearing in order Of its
films rhs precludes any possibility
ct Cahavaus getting out of jail
throush lhlt source, so that his last
1opo rests upon today's proceedings
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-28
BY DET0UR
OF FLOODS REACH
ALBUQUERQUE
Limited First 10 Arrive From
Los Angeles No, 2 Follows
Late Neither Has San Diego
nor Frisco Connections.

The costbomd limited, the first
train through flooded southern Cali
fornia 90 reach Albuquerque, arrived
at l0.t5 o'clock last night The linn
iicl was sent south over Santa re
tracks from los Angeles 20 Fullerton
and from that point tO san Bcrnar-
dino, q distance Of sixty miles, which,
running upon rs regular schedule and
over the more direct linue, it covers
Zoo Two hours and ten minutes The
stretch of track ON The Fullerton
bad stretch of track ON The Fullerton
dctour That was near san Bernar-
dino, " san Roy
Train N1. was sent over the Full
lerton detour also SO. 4 however
passed. this train no san Bernardino.
no. arrived here at 1925 o'clock this
morning operated as consolidated So.
2 ANA no. 10. last nights so. was am
SO. 10 Last nights 80 was an-
nulled. a "stub SO. eft here u
$3.50 O'Clock lost night, on no. So
regular time.
Neither train No Z nor NO. hal
any san Diego or San Francisco cars.
Railroad communieation between
those cities aud Los Angeles was cut
off when these trains left
Passengers on the limited said obey
knew nothing of the condition of the
main line between Los Angeles ana
san Demanding. Yesterday morning
no 10 was caught % Monroyia when
the Monroyia bridge went out they
had been informed The passengers
on that train were in no danger how
ever
The santa Fo officials here yester-
day were unable to say Just how long
I it would Zoe before trains were run
over the main line in California again.
They believed, however, that today
castbound trains would arrive here
tncary on time bg using the Fullerton
route.
a stub" 80 10 left here at SOB
o'clock yesterday morning, on The reg
ulor l0H time Win this train and
the "stub' Sat-nlght eastbound traf-
/ ne east Of Albuadcrque was handled
SO that travellers were not seriously
I lacoppcnicnced
The stub" 40 DO had mail car
but lh6 Stub SD Ild not, os traii
$50. S tokes thc mail car brought her,
from Los Angeles iv SO. =, east whcr
the schedule Is mot demomlizcd Ow
ms DO the met thdt so o did not ar
rive until long after SO had de-
parted the null clerks remained unit
SO s. and that train took the eul
cast from hcfc No also rarric,
SO. los mail
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-28
ARTISTIC TRUMP H
SCOREDAT CHORAL
CLUB CONCERT
First Effort of albuquerque
Musical Society a Success
From Every Standpoint Big
Crowd Present.

To say chat the first concert Of the
Choral society which
was given last night az the l'irsQPres-
byterian church, would have/ done
credit TO city ten times the size Of
Albuquerque and would have been
well received anywhere, De- not to in-
dulge I'm hyporhole-is not 90 employ
supcnuous pulosy-is not even TO ex-
aggerate but is merely 70 state the
simple truth
Albuquerque has every reason TO DO
proud of Inc choral society, ana the
appreciation which was shown last
NIGHT Dry "a crowd that taxed line ear
pacity Oh the church IS ample evidence
that Albuquerque is proud of IT, lt
was a crowd of music lovers of dis
eliminating tastes who knew when to
bcstow applause and the fact that
applause was frequent and enthusiasts
uc is % tribute To the excellence of the
program,
Tho popular support given 10 the
society on the occasion of lbs first con
cert insurcs the permUncnro of the
organization, and places the city dis
tinctly In the first rank Of musical
ccnters Whatever doubt may have eX-
istcd that Albuquerque could get
AWAY with such an ambitious project
was dispelled by the outpouring last
might
The splendid chorus of nearly q
hundred voices bore the brunt of the
program, and the manner in which
IFS work was done is q monument to
the abilities Of MIR Charles j Andrews
las a director More admirable tram-
ing, more complete harmony would
have been impossible. There was not
the slightest hitch to mar the perfec-
ton OF lts work, Higher praise could
hardly be rendered,
The work Of the principals was
/ fully up 70 the best that has been
done by am OF them ON their former
public Appearances In Albuquerque.
which is 10 say that it was of sur
passing excellence, Mr. Andrews due
ties as director prevented his voice
being heard except on two occasions.
once i'm quartette with Mrs AM
drcws, Miss sherman and Mr. Chris
tian, and once in q solo towards the
close of the concert but in both he
fully sustained the brilliant rcputa-
ton chat he has earned Mr. Chris
tiaus rich basso was never heard TO
better advantage exceptionally fa-
yorabp opportunities being afforded
min, las mo inusir az the first part
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-28
SANTA re COUNCIL
ASKS COMMISSIONER
TO RESCIND TAX LEVY

8anII F0 Jam .I-'TN0 OITN T0NN7
cn 10 special session this afternoon
adopted q resolution presented by ATT
tornoy A. y Renehan addressed 10
me board of county commissioners
asking fhat board 20 rescind five mills
OF the tax levy made for city pur-
pogos. being ono min for the Wnm-
ans BOARD of Trade 10 maintain the
library ana four mills for bridges The
lcyles had boon found Illegal after
investigation
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-28
Yearly Subscriptions Count
Most If Turned in Today
FE C0MMANDERY
INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS

Santa ne. Jan 27.-PaH Com
mandcr H. r. stephens last evening
Installed the following officers Of sam
ta lfo commanders knights Templnr.
Eminent commander. Wesley q. Cons
nor Eondalishmo. Charles NJ staui-
fer, captain general pr w II Brown
treasurer Hiram r. Cartwright sec-
renry William r. Griffin tyler WI
H. Kennedy, senior warden, Fred
Muller junior warden samuel o..
cariWrlght warden, Arthur Griffin,
sword bearer Charles A Wheclon,
standard bearer John II walker.
AIR. stephens was then Installed as
nrnlntn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-28
WATER APPLICATIONS
ARE FILED WITH THE
STATE ENGINEER

Santa nee, a. NJ Jan 2f-The fol.
lowing water applications We're illcd
in tho office Of state Engineer James
n. French today
80. $50. w. D. Hall llagcrman
Chaves county GA second feet 90 be
pumped from the Pecos TO irrigate
thirty-eighl acres Ia Township ~
south Range 30 East
SO Si8, by e. ~ Jackson OF jack
son. Grant county for % second feet
from Pine creek to irrigate fifty acres
IN Township "a South, Range la West
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-28
COURT DECLARES PAST
ALlMONY PAID IN
THE CATALAN0 CASE

judee H. n Reynolds of the dis
inlet court Yesterday Issued an or
der reGuirms N e. Canlano a. give
$1,000 bond as security for the pay-
ment ol monY Go his wife IN the
future. Catamne is at liberty under
hond
rhe mlmonN alleeed TO have ae-
crucd to Date is Ia be considered paid,
according te Judge RaAnolds order
Mas Maria CaU4lano. who some time
ago was divorced from oa'alano,
charsed hm with failure e pay her
aumeH, as p4us l..s Y ~ i'l"
Henry hams baggage. Phone asa.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-28
r,u-anl4 Want Armg slrongIhoncd

stockholm jan 21-rwonty thous-
and peasants wIl arrive here from
,hc provinces cn February g. They
viii march lo the palace ana present
to the king and the premier petitions
in favor OF strengthcning the nafy
and the-cuuntry'a defensive forces
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-28

WnshlnBtuu Jan GA man reR-
IHorIns as Fernando Gonzales of
Paris ls stopping ~ o local hotel
Nc refused to Dee seen tnnIsaD
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-28
BREAKS OUT WITH
SMALLPOX ON HIS
ARRIVAL AT PEN

Santa Pc, 81. NJ. IAN Gas Ruben
Mares. brought from CLAYTON Union
county. 10 servo two and half to
three Years Boz the pcnitcntiarN broke
out with smallpox upon bis arrival az
the state penlentmw superintendent
NeMmus had Mares promptly IHo-
lated and lace IA now eontalrHcent m
met vel 500 far that al danecr Of
contfion IS past and superintendent
McManua brcathea easier because an
epidemic has hecn Inverted
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-28

Noe6a haao nnnkawn' auy OF awards
could luo now
awaId-n around the world
think hope
4 h bee short @ with hc Tour Manager will change your e~a
q that
Sons pHea hen ia before midnight tonight win place
b.
single
ypufoH Think and constantly
ana remember
rlcng
Itrpoe , something win
dtmoHaRaon o extraordinary
Sometimes the yellow bogus
fnWd h raoi e Ones aud always tests Your meue and meas
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-28

announcement candidates the
Hou credited oach win onorows @
Morning journal More general concerted action has "a
days other time the 2
camnoiu Il predicted
surprises Watch them cand q
ballots e
eshbl o.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-28

f1oo fyen fiou in ed for ew weeks cffert would you take
nd doubt and hesitate and impossible
ur moo rod mover could dd get much
aaeHf nd white ndoF an these Things hndne at ol LET the
o.aar .lHu hlsa
remember such being offered
..al. t" beautiful The
the dopghnut. while fhe opumist-uc
iht
uf
$4,000 gold tnp around the world With an expenses ppd afoa
.Ul
houndonc those fellows plowa
Win majestic experience mover &c
FOO
passengers. nhalc inveoaine
the ships orchestra tho
d this
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-28
TOUR DEPARTMENT OPEN To MIDNIGHT
To CARE FOR AVALANCHE OF BALLOTS
At CLOSE OF SPECIAL BALLOT PERIOD

Last Chance 10 Obtain Almost Double Points on Twelve
Months Subscriptons-SpecaI Green Ballots With
drawn Tonght-Outside Candidates May Mail Subscrip-
tons Before Midnight and Special Ballots Will Be Issued
Thereon-postivey Greatest Point nduCement Of Entire
Campaign Closes Tonight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-28

our four wagons ell make coffee
tion-.
L. ". FEE.
2f2-2Ii-2tG West Lead Ave.
Phone fG.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-28
~ - -- A-oaley lo M IN d lne 0Icen

Absolutely Ballot Period
which subscriptions The Morn
Tropical campaign and receive
aeeH Positive
Ballot period VIII De repeated and that at no
possible points
ylar subscriptions Therefore candidates their friends
effort available yearly sub
he
these special ballots entertain
s q
this, the greatest spccl ballot nducomcn
camlaiu,
The time h indeed short, ana II
nathme q
happen you che VIII
t8, opportunity