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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-10-31
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psulseeing haaA - III EothsTs arm
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i MN thru Of pfids - she realised
thas ~ I'D not Aavs 70 lpok ~ to nsei
Asr Sass.
Taxi here, nother. they ten ma
there's same sort Of . convention here,
asa tAs towns packed. That's what
"a tAoss banners and things wsrs Tor.
III hope thsy'ys, got sonasthtng Ssosnt
nor - hsrs. I cams up with . man
who said b. didn't think thsrs yas Z
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NeCAssnsy. and. turned to ths clerk.
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NJ. elma. h this trusf"- FL
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Sims. why, -. I'm AFRAID ~ srs
, pretty veil Alisd up, but seeing it'a
you naybs We can % something tos
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WITH q psnholdes. and sying tho pair
before, Mm with . maddsning blank.
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who's n sightyssvenf Wen. there's
two Btsons IN ths double bsa. and one
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the cot and-r
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asats JA&tsation. "1&eysssf. sAs inter.
supted 10 yoa mean n Meyers Of
the Strauss 8ans.siik Skirt companyf''
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when id hs got INF"
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at supper" 80. ~ NJ T.,
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of on Ne cou.taaanes o. Jock Aeohss.
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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-10-31
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DO you want work. "Yeh.. r.
Piled Flooding Pete. III you1l sifAps
somethin' Light an easy, III engage ~.
believe kin get more res& ~ . resua
tar hand than to 20 On bsin'Swaylaid'
an psstersd By people that's trZin'
to hire me-"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-10-31
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The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-07-28
COUNTY BUILDING
BEING TOUCHED UP

The defects in the county build
ing, which were pointed out when
the contract was turned over III Ap-
ril, are being rapidly remedied and
the structure, inside and out, is
beginning to look alright. The ell
tire exterior has beer repainted
and the rough sections of the inte-
rior gone over again.
This week gilt signs are being
painted on the doors of the courts
and the various county offices, add
ing considerably to the attractive,
ness of the interior.
The office of the county treasur-
er has been fixed up, although it
is doubtful that the present treas
urer will utilize it very much, he
having headquarters at the Bank
of Lihue. 1t is in the corner next
to the Office of the tax collector,
and is fitted with vault, counter
and other Office fixtures.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-07-28
ROBERTSON PLANS
GARAGE FOR L|HUE

A. R. Robertson, inspector of
the county building work up to
the completion of the structure a
few months ago, will start an auto
garage, repair shop II d sale 8
establishment in Lihue in the early
autumn. After completing h s
duties at the county building. he
went to San Francisco and word
has how arrived that he has pur-
chased Il complete vulcanizing and
repair plant over there and has
taken the agency for several good
machines. 1t is his intention 70
arrive back in Lihue about the
middle of August.
The Robertson garage will be
located on the vacant lot next TO
the Rice stables, back of the Gar
den Island office. The construction
of the buildings for the purpose
will begin shortly after the return
of the principal, and it is expected
that the establishment will be RIM
ming full blast in the course of a
few weeks.
The Robertson shop will give to
Lihue and Nawiliwili three fairly
we'll equipped garages. which
would seem to be quite a number
for small community; but: i S
pointed out t h a the number
of automobiles in service here
abouts is rapidly increasing and
that there is probably room for all.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-07-28

News and advertising intended
for the columns OF THE GARDEN
ISLAND should be in hand not later
than Monday afternoons. The first
page of the paper is held open a
short time Tuesday mornings mere.
ly for the purpose of catching the
latest Honolulu news and anything
of unusual importance happening
during the night on Kauai. AS soon
as this news is in tin the briefest
possible form, the paper goes to
press and is rushed off as quickly
as possible. We would appreciate
it very much if our friends would
try and get to us such items as
they may have when still there is
time on Mondays, in place of after
the paper goes to press on Tuesdays.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-07-28
SPORT CLUB HAS
AF|NE PROGRAM

The Duetscher Sport Club had a
great time at t h Hanamaull
beach OIL Sunday the 10Th. the dav
being given over to sports, picnic
and other ENJOYABLE features.
The sports took place from 10 to
II Ill the forenoon, the senior re-
suits being as follows: o. Prues-
ser, "a points, first prize, silver
watch, presented by DR.. F, L. Put
man; H. Tiedeman, 81 points, sec
ond prize, safety razor. presented
by Lihue store; A. Siebel, SIS
points, third prize, searchlight; H.
Bechert, So points, fourth prize,
hat; E. Mahn, 49 points, fifth
prize, tie clasp; F. Bechert. As
points, sixth prize, pipe.
The junior results were as fol-
lows: E. Elmhorst. 73 points, first
prize, silverwatch presented by DR..
Putnam; H. Elmhorst, 81 points
second prize, safety razor, present
ed by A. Thielen; c. Schumacher
"a points, third prize, Knox hat,
presented by F. Weber, G. Jott-
man, 63 points, fourth prize, belt;
F. Mahn, 90 points, fifth prize,
belt; w. Schumacher, 60 points,
sixth prize, pair cuff puttons; G..
Battige, So points, seventh prize,
three neckties.
The best records were made as
follows: High jump, a ft. 9 ir.;
broad jump, II fits inches; shot
put, 33:6;165 yards race, 20 sec
onds.
At noon the picnic took place
and there were some short speeches.
In the afternoon there were sports
for children, t h e merry party
breaking at up 4'30.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-07-28
RUNAWAY ON THE
GROVE FARM ROAD

Sunday morning h e Fl n ;,
blooded horse of Peter Malina, as
sistant jailor, Lihue. driven by
Mrs. Malina, ran awav OF the
Grove Farm road and wrecked the
buggy but fortunately injured no
one.
Mrs. Malina was on her way to
Il Hawaiian church. When
about to turn into the lane leading
to the church. she put the brakes
on and wheel went to pieces.
This started the horse, and Mrs.
Malina jumped out. The frighten
ed animal continued on down the
road, turned in by the Grove Farm
stables and smahed the rig.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-07-28
WRESTLERS HERE
At THE WEEK END
Will Give Exhibitions Saturday
And Sunday In Lihue
Park

The big Japanese wrestler, Ia
chivama, and more than thirty
other wrestlers and athletes will
arrive here by the w. G. Hall Fri
dsv morning and will give exhibit
tions in Llhue park Saturday and
Sunday.
The combination Of wrestlers
completed a successful season in
Honolulu. clearing, it is said. some
thing like $40, 900. After that they
went to Maui, under guarantee
of $3,5OG, and thence to Hilo. 1t
is stated that they made little on
; Maui but lost money in Hilo. the
trip being more expensive than
they had figured. They come to
Kauai for a straight consideration
of $4,000 and expenses, which
means that the entertainments will
cost the promoters about $4,000
before they can begin to make any
thing.
Lihue park will be fenced in and
fitted up to accommodate AN i'm
y S,lense audience. 1t is understood
that IS will be charged for the first
seats for the two days, $4 for the
second and so on down to 81.
Tach:yama does not expect to
find anyone on Kauai capable OF
wrestling with him, but will give
exhibitions with some Of his own
party. He is very large man, be-
ing 6 feet, 3 inches tall and weigh
ing about 325 pounds. There are
no Japanese and few of other ma
tionalities in the Islands SO proper
toned
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-07-28
BASEBALL CAUSES
FILIPINO To STAB

A baseball G m at Makaweli
Sunday afternoon between Filipi-
nos and Porto Ricans seems to have
bee II taken with more than ordi-
nary seriousness by scme of the
Fiiipinos living in the neighbor-
hood. After tn. game was over,
Gregoria, living at Camp 8, ell
gagged i'll a livelv dispute over GER
tait points of the contest with sew
eral Of his ccuntrymen The ques
tons were left unsettled over night.
Yesterday morning the dispute
was renewed. and during its pro-
gress Gregoria is alleged to have
whipped out knife and got quite
busy al at once.
He first assailed Tabata, with
whom he had had the first dispute,
and cut him fearfully in a number
OF places, although it is stated
from the Waimea hospital that the
man has a bare chance of pulling
through.
A second Filipino was also slash
ed, but not hurt bad enough to be
taken to the hospital.
Gregoria is under arrest in the
Wailnea Jail, where he will wait
the fate of his victim before being
charged.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-07-28
DANCE
FOR YOUNG FOLK

Miss Thelma Hopper entertain
ed a number OF her little frie IDS
Friday evening t, farmer s
dance" those present being appro-
priately cOstumed. The following
attended and had 4 jolly, good
time;
Marian StoddarI, Mildred Hogg
Juliet Rice, Edith Rice, Stephine
.Wichman, Josephine Moragne
Martha Wolteis, Thelmn Hopper
George Hoge. Paul Rice, John
Horner, William Wolters, Homer
Ly dgate, Ernest Weidemyer, and
Henry Weidemyer.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-07-28
BOY THROWN FROM
HORSE AND KILLED

Saturday afternoon, Andrew the
15-year old son of Charles Lowell
of Kealia, was thrown from his
horse on the road between Moloaa
and Anahola and killed, his neck
being broken. e..
The boy had gone out to round
up some other horses. After time
his own horse returned home, with
saddle aud bride Cn, but the boy
was missing. A search was imme-
diately instituted with results as
above stated.
The police looked into the mat.
ter and Sheriff Rice also personally
investigated the details but the case
was SO plainly one of death by ac.
cident that no more formal inquiry
was deemed necessary. y
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-07-28
L|HUE CHAS. RICE
CLUB ORGANIZED

The Lihue Charles A. Rice Club
was organized last evening with
thirty members. There would have
been more present, undoubtedly,
but the notice was short and did
not get around very we'll.
H. d. Wishard was ele ted chair
man and A.G. Kaulukou secretary.
The following is the executive
committee: II d. Wishard, A. G..
Kaulukou, J. H Coney, II. Vol
tiers and c. II. Wilcox.
Meetings will hereafter he held
at frequent intervals and vigorous
work will be undertaken.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-07-28
CHARLEY RICE
(KALE LAIKI)

CHORUS:
Ka leo, ka leo pa &c ma! nel,
E Kauai, auhea oe,
(Eia no makou Kale Laiki)
Eo'u mau hoa makaainana,
Ella ka moho ma / aumoku,
1 hilinai ka haho OH e Hawaii,
Hee e Kauai ua ku e ka lono,
Kale Laiki ana ka Elele.
Kau aku ma maka ia oe e Kalani
1 pono kaulike nou Hawaii,
| hewa ia oe ka noho ianei,
I ka holu ka lau ka niu.
He Kama he lei momi ma Kauai
Kale Laiki oili aku nei,
E lokahi, e kuihahi like ka manao'
I oili pulelo ke ahi o Kamaile.
L1HUE GLEE CLUB.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-07-28
CHILD DROWNED IN
MAKAWEL| DITCH

The two-year old baby of Joe
Cunha, Camp 4. Makaweli, fell in
to ditch full of water in front of
the Cunha cottage yesterday morn
ing and was drowned.
The mother was engaged in the
work of baking bread. and had the
child with her. Unnoticed the
little fellow wandered away. When
missed. t II e mother started a
search. 1t was sometime before
the BODY was found, and then life
was extinct.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-07-28
OLD TIMERS ON
VISIT TO kauai

Miss Clara M. Dole. of River
side, CAL, Misses Dorothy and
Olive Rowell and their aunt, Miss
Adelaide Rowell, of Brooklyn, and
w. E. Rowell, of Hon 3lulu, make
up an interesting party OF Kauai
kamaainas now making tour of
the island,
Miss Clara Dole is a sister of
Judge Chas. S. Dole, of Lihue.
She was born in the old Rowell
homestead in Waimea. now used
as church parsonage, and lived
here for twelve years. She has vi.
sited here only once since-in 1889.
The Misses Dorothy and Olive
Rowell are cousins of the Judge,
and Miss Adelaide Rowell is all
aunt. The father of the two former
was born at Waimea, and he and
his wife died only short time ago,
leaving the two young ladies now
here, orphans. The young ladies
are visiting Kauai for the first
time.
Mr.. Rowell is showing the party
over the scenes connected with
their earlier family history. Wal
mea, Lihue and Hanalei. are the
principal places visited so far.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-07-28
Telephone Work

Superintendent Morrow, of the
local telephone company has COM
pleted house wiring and the string
ing of the new cable in Lihue. The
new switchboard, now overdue.
may show up any day. The next
work will be in the way of a met
allie extension to Hanamaulu and
Improvements in the Kapaia con-
nection.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-07-28
LATEST OUTSIDE NEWS
BY MAIL AND WIRELESS
Tuesday July n. 1914

Sugar: Raws 326, beets, 2.5i
Honouu-udge c. B. Hofgaard has been reappoined
magistrate of Wamea, Kauai.
Land Commissioner Tucker IS still in Office. He o
requested by the Governor the
the effect that resignation compelled
fuckers commission expires.
-McCarn leaves Wednesday for Washington.
LATEST WAR NEWS IN BRIEF.
Minister inevitable Complete moiza
ordered Greece will aid with Sir Edward
Grey calls conference of German Italian and French Ambassadors
Britain striving for for Partial mobilization
Belgium Market panicky exchanges closed Most of
Europe under
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-07-28
RICE SUCCESSFUL
ON HAWAII ISLAND

The following self-explanatory
wireless message was received from
Hon. Charles A. Rice Yesterday
afternoon, dated at Hilo, Hawaii;
HAVING SUCC SFUL
TRIP ON HAWAII. WILL AR
RIVE ON X A U A l AUGUST
7TH".
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-07-28
Chang Yau Rusticates

Chang Yau. accountant in the
bank of Bishop & Company, Wal
mea, is off on a months vacation.
He will visit the volcano on Ha-
waii and spend the remainder of
the time in Honolulu,
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-07-28
Miss Noyes' Party

Miss Clara Noyes gave bridge
party at the Fairview hotel, last
THURSDAY afternoon. there being
about twenty leiies present. For
the occasion the hall and veranda
were beautifully decorated with
flowers and ferns,
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-07-28
Baseball Is OFF

The baseball game next Sunday
.earroon in Lihue park, between
Ibe McBrydes and Lihues. has been
, t,,ot p the grounds will be occupied
NV the japanese wrestling events
at that time,
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-07-28
Hyades Coming

The freighter Hyades sailed
from Sea tie last Wednesday for
Honolulu with a b i G cargo of
freight, of which 800 tons is for
Port Allen.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-07-28
MAKAWEL|S AND
KOLOAS WINNERS

The Lihue baseball team WIS
m ost thoroughly and soundly
drubbed by the Makawelis OIL tie
latter's diamond Sunday afternoon.
At no minute from the call to play
h H. until the boy was ready to
clean off the score board for the
next game did the Lihues have any
more show than that snow ball we
hear SO much about; and, III fact,
the victorious MakaweliS might
have been scoring yet for all that
there was to stop them.
The Lihues really got two men
across the plate or, rather. TIE
Makawelis made them present of
two runs. for the game could have
been shut out as easy as not. AS
for the Makawelis, they scored
pretty much at will and quit when
they felt like they had enough.
The Makawelis battery (Kruse
and Fassoth) played an immense
game, and they had powerful back
ing from the base and field There
were really no serious blunders
and the team work was superb.
The Lihues changed batteries Cor
part of their battery three times,
but were unable to check their vic
torious opponent i'll the slightest.
The score was as follows:
1884 SCI 8 9 Total
LiilueS. 011OOO 900. 2
Makawelis, 2 2 52l2 3Ox II
KOLOA-KILAUEA
The game Between Koloa and
Kilauea, OH the latter's grounds,
was quite exciting from start to
finish, and was vigorously played.
There was fair-sized audience.
Kulhmann pitched and Fujishima
was behind the bat for the victcrs.
Woods twirled for the Kilaueas
and was held by Lorenzo. The
score by innings was as follows:
| 2 ) 4 5 E 789 Total
Koloas, 00101 101 4
kilaueas, 0000l lO1OO 2
Struck out: BY Kuhlman, 4; bv
Woods, 3 Bases on balls: kuhl-
man, 3; Woods, 4. Two base hit:
Perry. Double play, Kuhlman to
Kuwamoto to Fujishima. Stolen
bases: Koloa, 7; Kilauea 4. Left
on bases: Koloa, s; Kilauea 6.
Passed ball, Fujishima, /. Umpire,
Sheldon, Scorer. M. J. Teves.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-07-28
Monday, July 27.
Sugar, No change.
MCARN HITTING BACK?

Caudus Mcryde and Henry Along have been
rested the charge of violating the White Slave Act believed be
evidence furnished by Special Investigator Oey that
will be brought back here testify them McByde
in the that spite
Attorney McCarn Along the ndctng
earn
Cohen his offer donate his
the balance ea Home
ed mayor, s within the law.
Continued page
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-07-28
LEAVITT- HASTE

The following invitations have
been issued:
Mrs. William Hastie requests
the pleasure of your company al
the marriage of her daug hter Mable
Duguid to Captain George Baker
Leavitt on Wednesday evening the
fifth of August, one thousand nine
hundred and fourteen at half after
eight o'clock. Eleele Highlands,
Kauai, Haw ali.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-07-28

Mrs. Hlrold Morgan, did not
get away from Honolulu two weeks
ago for the east but returned home
last week and will return again to
the city tonight. She will visit her
old home in Illinois.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-13
Married. about l74s. Susanna Bates

John Royal. May 81. i7ss, probated
September Is, 1865. Wife, susanna,
children. Elizabeth. Sarah, william,
John. Mary. Susanna, Joseph. Richard.
Letters Of administration granted Sus-
anna. his widow. who gave as her
bondsr!en Nathaniel Terry and Rich
ard Brown.
Will Of Joseph Royal, July 3. 1850,
probated July II. 1850. Wife, PEN
inah. and to Nathaniel Terry and his
heirs by My sister, Sarah" all the
and Nathaniel Terry. executors.
Giving with William Royall three
other children OF the'irst Charles City
County William Royal, at least: Jo-
seph. John, Sarah.
Trunk Of old papers left by John
Royall, Of tennessee. son Of John
many dealings with Charles City Coun-
ty people.
Ms. letter from William e.. Royal.
OF Powhatan, speaks OF hearing his
father tell OF visiting relatives In Hall
fax County. His father was born 1889.
and was third in descent from the first
father Of above John Royal, who died
in 1866.
About the middle OF the seventeenth
century many Charles City and other
Peninsula people moved into the Hall
| fax section, John Royal among them.
From trunk OF papera above men
toned, receipt, date OF February S,
ITS, shows that James Bates was
executor OF the estate OF Susanna
Royal, deceased.
November term Of court. 1875, Will
liam Rovsil came into court and ac-
knowledged full and ample satisfac-
ton from James Bates. gentleman, his
late guardian. AT same term James
| Bates, guardian for Susanna Royal,
fled his account current.
The name Susanna. was in nearly
every Bates family. William Bates
had many dealings with the younger
John Royal as shown by the old
papers, and Witnessed many, transac-
lions for him.
Close comparison and study of many
records. exact enough In their show
ings, helps account for other John
Royals, and leaves this arst John
Royal. Of Halifax, to be OF the parent
age shown. He names his f1rst son
William. Sarah Is not found in the
other Royal branches, being distinc-
lively of the William Royal line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-13
Bonhnm-Fox.

Absalom Fox married Christian Bon
ham, daughter OF Amariah Bonham
With their family OF eight children,
they moved from Virginia to some point
near Uniontown, Fayette County, Pa,
Probably about 1888, as 1T is said that
the two youngest children were car
never learned from what part OF Sir-
ginia they came; Names OF children
were: Bonhatn: DAVID, Charles Ivy
Anker, Mary. married John c. tDearth;
Jonathan, married. January IT, 1901,
Hannah Dearth; Rebecca. born 1881,
died September IA, 1S4S, married Basil
Dearth. John c. Dearth and his ssister,
Hannah. were cousins OF Basil Dearth.
Absalom Fox died In Pennsylvania.
Christian (Bonham) Fox, born 1887.
died at the home of her daughter. Re-
becca (Fox) Doarth, August III 1921.
is buried near Springboro. Ohio. Will