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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15
FRENCH REPuIsEp-

SptlA. via London. Nov 10 1915 a
m.-The official statement ISSUED by
General headquarters under date OF Now
ember n reads
The operations on all fronts are de-
Selophg IN our favor. The French. who
mao crossed TO thc southern bank Of the
Or attack and driven back across the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15
AUSTRO- GERMAN
'cOntinu.d PROM Pirs, rsE.,

$40" progress in the marsh region
west Of Riga
Along the Styr river in the south
the Austro.Germaus bv counter
stroke have pierced the Russian lines
and captured 1900 prisoners. accord.
ing TO tho British official statement.
7 hes" strokes are about an thai can
Dc expected on the eastern front while
the soft weather continues.
ON DO" western front there have
De'n no events 81 Importance
BULGAEs HARD PRESSED
PARIS SCOT. a. ff.gE d T- ~. s..-.
.... r" TODAY msIe publ. ff.
official comm rrI.IfIur.
NI.|."r. At.sH Ia mot ..t .r ....
l'Ud. . f.. French and British fr.a,s
pm" HN..fr. mi. ono hand pressed ami ~.
.f.. .. 'N. town .. imminent Th. mi.
t'Fi.' Fool ''. region off T.f,. has. ..rf.
I'r.I ."..' .aa losses and have rsa4..f.
'' mn HI'. ... f. hurf their dead.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


A LARoE eastern life insurance Co. has
an interesting proposition for the man
who can deliver the goods" only one
man wanted FOR the Pan Handle counties
Address Box i26. Boston. Mass. n. :.
n you are looking for a snap do not an
swcr this Adj n-fe-k
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15
MoNAsTIR Is SAFE

PARIS. Nov. II. 5.1j y. ma dis
patch TO the Temps from Salouiki dated
saturday says.
Although communication with thg
norm are interrupted Monastir is not vet
endangered. However. the military au-
thorltieS have taken the necessary
measures Tor all cNentualItIes"
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POPE NOT ASKED
TO OBTAIN TRUCE

ROME NH. '" H.f. %. u. r.H pare
BIZ. NoF Oh. o. midnight Tho a.ser
'"n made Loo various quarters recently
'ha' Emperor William bad written to
Pope benedict aatnr tHo Pop. feb ob.
ian Oh truce from fra allies. was ,m.
r'1iI'fIIf denied l. ths Vatican fo.
oHF 0m.HI- Hf fHU Vatican declared
'NHf ue.f'.. -.'. bad made any repro.
.'rfauura .n OBJ. puruT looking for
peace They added Chat ro ureora.
i.r. fHr H.l0U wore taking place. and
'Hf 'H.f' was mo- probability Chat
I... HH.... IH. peace would Er start
.I
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FOUND

cow. Inquire W. r Fos-
ter. Elm Heights. Film Grove n-I3-I
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OVER 1870 INVESTMENT

(235s)-l6 room. double brick dwell
ing. made into fats OF 4 rooms and
bath each. Rents for 5000 per month
Let ms show You this Investment
Only $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15

hERllN. Nov. 70 CBy wireless To say
ElleD-Ihe Austro- Hungarian admiralty
f,aiay olilcislly ANNOUNCED that tho
llallan steamship Ancona attempted 10
escape al tull speed after a warning shot
hau been Tired across her bow and that
.l, sssel only stopped after being
~, lled several times by an Austrian
Agency.
The submarine commander. IL is fur
ther asserted, allowed the Ancona's pas
seugers and crew a. minutes 10 ana 1Jo,,
me snip. after which the vessel w.
torpcdoed. sinking thrce-quarters Of an
~ ~ iatrf- The report that tho subma-
Iile lired on ths ufCboats 10 denied
Inc statement issued by tn. Austro-
hungarian admiralty. after declaring
.hat the foreign press had spread false
rut"rs regarding the Ancona incident
say tho sinking took place as follows.
ne submarine fired one shot in front
81 ,he Anconas prov whereupon the
with tho order issued ~ the Itailan
authorities witch instructs ship com
uHnders 10 lice or 70 sink the subu.n-
me me ne submarine pursued the amor
ana continued firing but the vessel
stopped only after beinE hit several
Given Forty-five Minutes.
me submarine allowed IS minutes
Tor The passengers and crew 10 abandon
Ine steamer on board OF which panic
hS.Enea. nut only small number OF
pied principally by the crew. a sreet
NUMBER OF boats. probably sufficient 10
save all the passengers. remainoI mn
occupied ~
After period OF fifty minutes and
as another steamer was approachins me
submarine submerged end torpsdoad the
Nncona which sank after an additional
- minutes.
" any Passengers lost their lives
ms was due 20 the fault OF the crew
because the steamer tried to escapc after
~ hed received orders TO stop and then
th' crew only saved themselves and MOI
IN" passengers.
Reports published in the forcirn
press mot the submarine fired on the
Anconas hteboats are mendacious in
N'nuons When the steamer stopped the
submarine ceased firing"
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A. U..rsf.H f... Roma. lace r|urr.-
credited OBJ. D"r... dTn.a vH. f..
from f.D .... OFF ..H uf fHp h.uI..r.
'r. nation. aU. H ROM. QUO. m.a..rr
vH. added H.I r.. boon accom-
.'Ishef HUH .f ons NOT known g,b..r.
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MISCELLANEOUS

--~-~-------~-~-~----
WE BUY WE SELL
Electric motors $500. electric c07f-s
grinders from $3.50 to $1,000. waffrc
iron -. p Er.ddle iron 81. motor wash
ing machine 5000. marble soda fountain
>3b. milk shake s.. slate slabs Oft by 81
inches. Z'c so. foot "a b. D. gaso-
line engine So. whecibarr0vs 81 90.
ehuvels aac, picks 6oc. best egE beatars
5c. gnlyauizcd elbows &c. gas stoves. Coo.
tbc, tl-uo. sl.25. $50. s2.0O. $3.50 Tools
ut all descriptions bought and sold
Tool store 1851 Market s. open eve
ninEs. n-E-tf
WE REPAIR washing machines. wiring
err. eud1 fountains. baby vehicles.
n.ts-iuE parts Furnished. alt cutlery re-
paired. also locks. new keys made. Tool
store. 1851 aisrbst 81. open evenings
n-6-tr
WILL PAY CASH for emery wheel grind
stone. bicycle. and all other useful tools
AddrnfE 8. II. care Intelligence.
o-3O-n-I
PATENTS 5,l Trse.,
trad trarE litigation T.1LT.f fr,.
II. r. DUNLAP. Patent LAWYER.
Fe.l'ha' Exchange Rank Building
Mhc'irE. IS We
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

LOUIS Bert sc ny
tONErAL DIRECTOR Ako
ART EHtAL EMBALMER
1922 and tf24 Main strssl
calls Ausuered DAY or Mint.
Store Phones eaA
g. J Hsrtschv. Nat Phone rqsqR
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hOhE-Ir sunday. November IL rI..
Hf T..I o'clock e.. m.. - her late r.-
demo. tf-. tIHIlne street MI
JANE. widow OF The late lame L..
Rose. u 'ne .tth rrar of her axe.
I.rs.UI sHrt I.sa af tH. rrafIyng, OF Do.
daughter Mrs NUrv Nfrde. no Nr...
Huron street. Monday evening a. .
H....h Friends Invited fu aff.r
noon nf 400 u.'.Uk Iu iruirsuIa ..
.f.r.
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WANTED-Female Helm

WAhFED-At once; sewing girl for re.
pair WORK on mems clothes. STEADY
Mork 1or an experienced person AddreHa
Tailor, care intelligence. n-Is-i
WANTED-Woman for second cook.
Apply Mckeeyor Restaurant. ll49 Mar
kct ST au-qfTf
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sappsra puE wav Ont
AIti.l .uF- ii.a-.An episode .r the
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MILLEE-Ou Saturday. November ID
l'In. - 1855 O'Clock a. No.. OEL,II
D. MlItEN. .r Dis sUth year
Funeral frHm his late residence No -.
seventh street. uu Monday aftsr0Hp.i
OF d o'clock Friends of tho fan. .
r.sr"rffulIF invited tu attend. InI.r.
mont or ST. Mood cemetery
tlIrHsc omit flowerH.B
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SIBERIA
tconnnu.a Frsm III, r,r.,

arc tu report Uu tho welfare of The Ger
mans end Austrian. HsUt OF tIa el
h.riHu camp. lTr .1 FAR removed from
I''rnsfHd fhaf fhrir inspection bal
h''n a.rUmpI. he'd moro easily D.,
Au' II.f" r.fr..Hr f.fII.. .H.rr .rf.
900 H f.IuU.H '.. lInd.rn.to.E gate
.. Iu".. -.... Consul ..r.rHf
nId''II r. II.dItu. fo.E Has boon .r
trusted rIfu 'Ur .Uur-.usuf of nrrd.
i"' ODE relief off war rriaourra .r.
termed u'Iruua HUG refugees t.ars
suIi fh" burden upon frr American
consulate here Hr. been very hrrr.
WILLIAM NHr|rId special -rrrfaa1t
awe OF 'hn state Department. BE- 4f
present ou a tour az prison pamps
and within Tho last sIK months U W
liErr. Charles OriIyir end ur Charles
LOWS 600 NJ fhr Uovare rritarsIt,
fi'1'sir CHINA have made f4gr.
through siberia af fne request of fr.
state Department. IHukr. .r.r f.
NtIitfr OF prisoner.
Come From Poland
~ f'F refugees CLAIMING American
ciN7ruaHi0 Uavr tfIf.F .n Tho ~
rom POLAND and gaIr.a .p r14dI,o.
.DE lut travel I. .u much .rf..rtr1f
p hv WunIN01 frB... and fra frara
siberian service Dol 90 limited rs. nj
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LOST

LoST-pn October Il. gold watch chain
aud Eagle charm. between 80 and East
~ st. call National lsN4-N and receive
reward u-rE--
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-07-06
WISE and MILTON

Lihue turned out in great force
LAST evening at Hale Hooni for the
first entertainment of Hen Wise
nd Katie Milton, assisted by
l.loise Spencer and Alice Ayers.
,llany of those present wele ac-
lainted with the work OF Wise
and Milton, and to them the popu-
lar minstrel artists appeared fully
Up to standard. The specially part
f the show was excellent and
everyone left delighted with the
evening Of fun. Fine pictures,
mostly Of comical order, were
Shown before and after the Minis
trel program.
1t is stated that the program ar
ranged for this evening at the
same place will he even better than
that of last night. AS before it
will consist of minstrel specialties,
singing, dancing and pictures.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-07-06
MAKAWEL| TO HAVE
NEW OFFICES SOON

Makaweli plantation is to have a
fine. new Office building to take the
place of the one HOW occupied. 1t
will be a two story structure, of
reinforced concrete and a model of
elegance and convenience. The
lines 10 be followed in the design
will be similar to those of some of
the larger plantations Of Maui.
The first floor of the building
will be occupied by the manager
and his office staff. On the upper
floor will be offices for engineers
and other dep lrtment chiefs of the
plantation, thus bringing them all
together i'll one place.
1t is understood that work on
the new building will begin in a
month or so. II. l.. Kerr & Com
pany, Of Honolulu, architects,
have completed the plans. The
total cost of the structure will be
about $3.50
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-07-06
COMMITTEES FOR
CIVIC CONVENTION

DR.. +. L. Putnam, L. Nahum
and l.. D. Timmons. the commit
tee elected and empowered by the
Chamber of Commerce to select
tie committees for the Civic Con-
venventiou and start them TO work,
held a meeting at O'Clock last
Friday evening IN Lihue and COM
pleted the first section of their
duties.
The Chamber mad previously
decided w hat committees there
>honld he, so il was nerely a ques-
tiUn cf filing them with live
wires It was decided bv the
general committee to appoint only
a few PERSONS 20 each committee
with the exception of the all i'm.
portant finance committee and to
authorize those committees TO add
to their numbers as they might
find necessary or desirable. The
following were named.
Committee to Arrange Literary
Program: X. L. Hughes, Eleele,
chairman; ]. NJ. Lydgate, Lihue;
J. K. Farley. koloa.
Inter Island Transportation, In
vitations and Reception-H. D.
Wlshard. chairman; Frank Craw-
ford and L. H. w. Broadbent, all
of Lihue; B. D. Baldwin, Maka-
we'll; c. B. Hofgcaid. Waimea.
Auto Transportation, Lodging,
etc.-W. II. Rice, Jr. and II. Roh
rig, Lihue; and Til. Brandt, Wal
mea.
Entertainments plural w D,
McBryde, Homesteads, chairman;
J. H. Coney, Lihue; G. P. Wilcox,
Kealla; f.. +. Nahum, Waimea;
Sinclair Robinson, Makaweli.
Finance Hans Isenberg, chair
man; Albert A. Wilcox, w. H.
Rice, Jr., F. Weber, L. H. w.
Broadbent and II. Rohrig. Lihue;
GAYLORD P. Wilcox, Kealia; I. r..
Myers. Kilauea; w. F. Sanborn.
Hanalei; F.. Cropp, Xoloa. H. P.
Fave. Kekaha; F. A. Alexander,
Eleele; B D. Baldwin, Makaweli;
II. Brandt, Waimea; Sinclair Rob-
inson, Makaweli.
The start has already been sub
stantially made on the big features
of the Conventions program, and
during this week the subject of
transportation for delegates from
the other Stands will be taken up
b y the committee having that
matter in hand.
1t is intended that by the time
of the annual meeting of the Cham
Der near TIE last Of August, the
outline of a completed program
will be familiar to Kauai, Homo
lulu and the other islands.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-07-06
TQDAy'5 AND LATEST
NEWS BY WIRELESS
Sugar, 4 90.
Mrs. Morgan Tackled Holt


Glcncove Perpont
Morgan th Holt attacked
his dining with revolver Holt in pecarou condition
being Morgan
while he making h- tut, but will b hearing
il we'll of
and explain whv he attack. &c Morgan.
It has been established
murderer as had been presumed 5
Cermns 70 Clear Alsace
London believed that III. will
clear their the South French
German forces from Comar Aeinaucn reinforced
heavily
The Swiss Alsatian border has cen o traffic.
Great activity ced along the line from Strasslurg
Russians Renew Attack
The Russians
and Dneser rivers desperately striving retain hold
Nstua and the Bug hold back the important
Ingorod Kholm railroad line.
Desperate fighting reported the long lines the front
In instances the Russians have resumed the
About That German Bteship
London-Ohcals in Berlin deny the loss of
naugh claimed to have been toedod and sunk FRIDAYS naval
battle in the Baltic.
The official Peograd accepted
New Attack On Mexico
WashngtonA at ack poabv being made the city of
Mexico at this according Caanza agency here,
Germany Ney Note
Ambassador Gerard has discussed with the German
the formal
Germany will forward Troposa for regulating
marine warfare.
Iorpedoed On Sunday
British schooner Sunbeam torpdoed off Kirk
The Norwegian bark i7ere
The including six An,riclns, saved.
The French steamship Carthage o
g!sh channel Six of missing.
Twelve killed wounded aboard Br
ih Anglo Californian, When
commanded captain
the order the uld
does, so sheled the steamer with pivot
Continued on g.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-07-06
ACCIDENT BOARD
BEGINS ITS WORK

The Industrial Accident Board
of Kauai appointed by the Gov
ernor to carry out the new Work
mems Compensation Act on this
island. held its first official, busi-
ness session in the countv build
ing, Lihue, Friday evening, July
1, quite o number of plantation
and other business men being pre-
sent.
The minutes of a prior confer
enCe Of the Board members, held
in Waimea in June. were read and
approved bv unanimous vote, This
action carried with it the election
of the following as permanent Off
GERS OF the Board: L. D. Timmons,
chairman; L L. Nahum, secre-
tarv.
County Attorney S. K. Kaeo
was present by request of t h e
Board, and K. c. Ahana was ap-
pointed official stenoarapher for
the session.
The applications of many of the
sugar corporations, ranches, light
and power companies, canneries,
MAJ ufactories of various sorts,
mercantile establishments and in
dividu EMPLOYERS of labor respec-
ting security under the Compensa.
ton Act were taken up and ap-
proved, Inasmuch as all except
two were in proper form and salts
factory, progress was rapid and
the table was cleared of all bust
ness In less than two hours.
The Board announced that its
next sitting would be at the same
lace at 3 o'clock tomorrow We'd
nesdayJ afte-noon; and that appli-
cations and other forms might be
had of the chairman, the secretary
or the clerk or the Circuit Court.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-07-06
CIRCUIT COURT TO
OPEN TOMORROW

The July term of the Circuit
will open tomorrow morning when
the Grand Jury will be charged
and the calendar will be called.
Trial jury cases will start next
Monday. Following is the calen-
dar complete:
JURY WAIVED CASES.
/. e. l297) Tai Ting VS.. All Yen.
Replevin.
j. NJ. Kaneakua, Esq, G. S. Dole,
Esq, attorneys for plaintiff.
s. n. kaeo, Esq, attorney for de-
fendant
Plaintiff appeal from Hanalei Dis
trict Court.
2. q 1299) Associated Garage,
Ltd. VS.. George A. Bertram.
Assumpsit.
3. (L 13O1) Minnie Hanaike Mai
Ohio VS.. Chas. Blake.
Assumpst.
G.. 5. Dole, Esq, attorney for plain
tiff.
Continued on page 3 }
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-07-06
LIQUOR LICENSES
WITH CONDITIONS

The Board of Liquor Commits
sioners renewed all wholesale IL
quor licenses on Kauai there are
no retail licenses on this island
subject to four very important COIL
dtions, the principal one probably
being that soliciting for orders or
sales other than at the place vf
business of the Iicensee is cut out
A second provision S that credit
to an amount exceeding $50 cam
not be extended to any one person.
The following is a copy of the
official minutes of the meeting
prepared by the secretary, Mr.. w.
D. NJ Bryde:
Meeting called to order at 10 a.
m. by Chairman w. H. Rice
Present-G. n. Wilcox, B. D.
Baldwin, J. r. Myers and w. D.
McBryte. w. H. Rice, Jr., In
spector,
Minutes of the previous meeting
read and, upon motion, duly ap-
proved.
The chairman stated that the
meeting had been called for the
purpose of considering certain ap-
plicatlons for the renewal of their
first class wholesale liquor licenses.
Due notice of the date of the
presentation and consideration OF
these applications having bee II
given in the newspapers according
to law, the Board proceeded to
consider the following applications
for renewals: Waimea Wine Co. ,
S. Ozaki, J I. Silva, e. w, Sptiz,
Fernandez & Souza, Kapaa Wine
Co.
The inspector reported favorably
on each application and recon-
mended that license be issued.
The Board decided unanimously
that each and every applicant would
have to subscribe to the following
agreement. thus conforming to GER
tain conditions laid down by the
Board and made part OF the license
issued:
In accepting this First Class
Wholesale Liquor License, it is
hereby agreed by us that if at any
time we are found soliciting orders
or sales for liquors at any other
than our established place of bust
ness and the evidence of such
breach of this promise or condi-
ton is accepted by a majority of
the Board of License Commission
Continued OH page -
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-07-06
LARGE CARRIAGE
HOUSE COLLAPSES

The two story carriage house of
W. II. Rice. facing the lane back
of THE GARDEN ISLAND office, Lii
hle, collapsed suddenly last Fri
4 v. leaving only the front part
sanding.
There were number of vehi-
c'es III the building at the time,
ut on account of the roof catch
inc on semi-prostrate rafters, the
tops of onlv three wer wrecked
or damaged.
The building was an old one,
bit was supposed to be in a sub
stantial condition, Only a short
time ago automobiles were stored
there, but fortunately none were
in the place at the time Of the col
lapse. Mr.. Rice keeps his own
machines in a garage at his resi-
dence.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-07-06
The P. A. Cs. Win

Owing TO lack OF space full
account of the baseball game in Ii
hue park Yesterday afternoon be-
tween the Portu2 ucse and a picked
Kauai team cannot be presented in
this issue. A summary will be given
later. 1t was beautiful exhibition
Of the national sport, and the game
was played in the remarkably short
time of one hour and ten minutes.
The score was to in favor of
the Portuguese.
The score bv innings wa as fol-
lows:
2 3 4 ) 6 7 s 9 Total
Ali Kauai o 0 0 0 0 90 3
P. A. c. 0 3 5000 1Ox 4
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-07-06
County Office Changes

There were e w changes n
county Offices on the first of the
month. Mr.. Gay and Mr.. Ekeke-
la retired from the Board of Super
visors and were succeeded by Mr..
Brandt and Mr.. kodrigues. Other
wise he Board remains the same.
A. & Kaulukou. who had been
deputy tax ssessor and collector
of Lihue tor five years, entered
the Office at he mauka end of the
building as county treasurer. Mr..
Kaulukou was elected straight in
the primary last February. so did
not Lave to run in the regular
election in May
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-07-06
New Assistant Cashier

T. w. Garden, son of John Car
den, the we'll known kamaaina
capitalist of Honolulu, assumed
his duties in the Lihue Branch of
tie Bank OF Hawaii at the first OF
the month. taking the place of
Harold Morgan, w II o resigned
sometime ago and will leave short
lv. Mr.. Garden recently graduated
from school and this is his first
important business venture.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-07-06

A. C. Atkinson will prose
cute i. several cases in the Circuit
Court durif & the term which will
open tomorrow. For sometime
there had been speculation as to
who would come over, inasmuch as
the Attorney-General's department
was said to be unable to spare a
man. Mr., Atkinson will be depu-
tized by the department to repre-
sent the government.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-07-06
Rices To Coast

w. Fl. Rice aud wife, VIII. Rice
Ir., nd family an d Mrs. r. L.
Wilcox will leave July 27 for Ho-
nolulu and will sail from there the
following day for the exposition at
5 Il Fran, isco. They will be away
about a month and half.
In the absence of the Sheriff,
Deputy Sheriff w. o. Crowell will
oe acting head of the police de-
partment.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-07-06

The police, with the men who
have confessed to the murder in
Kalihiwai valley two weeks ago,
vent to the scene on Friday and
found the iron bar with which the
y fe of Wada. the dead man, was
struck over the head. The Filipi-
noes remembered exactly where
they had put it, and went directly
to the spot. 1t is a SOU IRE rod,
nearly an inch in diameter and
about 20 inches long.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-07-06
Picnic AT Kilauea

Manager Jackson r. Myers en-
tertained all the people of Kilauea
on Sunday at the new beach house
erected by the plantation on the
shore IF Lcpeuh. The features
were picnic at noon and surfing
in the afternoon. All had a good
time. Among the guests from a
distance were B. ID. Baldwin and
family, of Makaweli.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-07-06
CHILDREN'S GOOD TIME

The children of Lihue were Civ
ell a grand time in Lihue park
Yesterday afternoon, the occasion
being their usual Fourth of July
treat. There was ice-cream II
plenty, 5000 cornucoplas being
distributed.
The athletic sports of boys and
girls and tug Of war were much
enjoyed Messrs. {. Maser, A.
Siebel, F. Rutsch and +. Mahr
were in charge of the four divisions
Of children.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-07-06
Portuguese Best Japanese

The baseball game between a
picked Portuguese team and the J i,
a. c league nine at Koloa Sun
day afternoon lasted onlv seven
innings, when the lattar rlavers
walked off the field, objectng o
rules of the umpire The score at
that time stood II to { i'll favor of
the POrtuguese.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-07-06
Baseball Next Sunday

The baseball games next Sun,
day will be as follows: Makawcli
VS.. Llhue, at Makaweli; McBrydc
VS.. J. A. c., at Eleele
These will be the FIRST games Of
the second series.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-07-06

Deputy Sheriff w. o. Crowell
returned to Waimea by the Kinau
after spending a couple of weeks
in the city. His son returned with
him.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-07-06

Mr.. Wolf, the new manager of
the Laval cannery, entertained a
party of friends at a dance Thurs
day evening.