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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-26
9te Stute bes YrdFoemtea
QSilipn
gi1bef In bipfomGtiibsn
Ereifen In Berlin bas
Sauptgefprd4s.
Tbema.

Berlin %. December. lle6el
2ortpn, 25. Oe3. Die Rote Sss pra'
sbenisn WifiOn nit ibrer gmpf.5'
lung. bnb bic Straightforward uuf III
e,no sfr. ari uHb msiie g.asnf.iiic
itte acknowledgement be,aHnI
natsu, mar GsssnfanO fothDd5rsu
Der gsratbunsen unb 9Ouisreu3sn lei,
isHs Der b.utidsn 9ipIOmat.n un:
Eiocismdnnsr DON bsm aueenbl!1
an. in benz fis Der bitiigsn Resisrura
sgcsi.elIt purbs. Der gtaatsistr.tG.
rss Gtub.ren Or. 3immsrmsuH,
rpsiiis am 5reitas abeEp mi. BEN
9a:IsI Wilb.lm in poisbom uno :;
ta'ts bier gsI.ssnbeit, BE gnii4t'r
sss Saiisrs gu b6reH. autb III stu Is6'
taitu WeinunssaustauIdb sDifaM
ser Rssisruns.n Der GentraIbanbs'
mGtts I'M Gunge.
Die glOts pirb nur IN Gsm.iuf5nil
MI ben 9srblnbstsn Seutfhldro3
5s1ntiportet perbsn, 90 IN aber bereiia
.rTtilid, bnb bic Rots in Offisisasr
sreiien cine fpmpaibiid. aufnabm.
ssiraSen bat, unb buB bic Central
funssmd8ts pabri9sinIi4 cine CT.
t!c.uns nbssbsu ipsrben. DsHn biss
mid. bur5 irssHb sinsn ghriit Dpn
eer anSn.n Ssits uumOsli4 gema6i
ipirb.
TaR mar ii5 Don qlnfaus on b..
.cubi, baB 9suti6Iauo nho feline af'
I.irtsn in cine uusiiniiis. Gage sera-
tier ipiirbsH, tpmn fis Der Jorberuns
s.r Gntsni. nndtimsn unb ibr. Be-
Sin6unssn 5stannt MAIDEN DiirosH.
wGtrsnb bic Gnieits NIT ben ibrisea
,arHd6dlt. Wan III oa6er Der anIihs.
taS Der Dori&lag bss prdfo ,ntsn
g1i.ion cine 9sIsssnbeit gieb.. BIZ.
frnf nur Elm. GoHfersHs bistsn Diirs
c,. eab beios S.itsn ibrs BebiHsuusea
gIsihs.iiis an,iinoissu. in D.I9em
JaG, tsins Ssiis IN bic nadtbtil;a:
2aae ipmmsn piirSs, ben rrifenS&ri!i
ssihan 81 bobsn
Cine Gntide!buus in abr nod
1it. astroffen iporben. u?b es III nun
Die 2lnfi9t DON Jnbipibun, oa5
pilsns H. cine griId'
lung i.in,r 9ebinsunesn in bic
rSnbe .iner Sritisn qurtes gu lsssn,
yprdusseisbi. bab feline Gssnsr nil
Ems Fab, oaf,lbs au ibur. Gs taHn
iesr mil, geItimmtbsit .rildrt perber.
PAP bic DON s.tDiiisn 3sHunssn psr'
fretsne aniitt 3eitunseu Don Der
srrie, bic bic p.itssb.nbftsn anH:ris'
asn ariss bib dufs WsHsr be-
i.irporisn ~. Sab bic gcie bes pra-
issnisn Wilion Bis su sinsm sspiFsH
Srass pOa Der Gnttnis unb tn i9rsm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-26

Icrias bonn arisssmihiiterium 'rs
lailen: Aim Greitas Ha@miitas nab.
men britii4e. Better etne feinblid.
Si,liuns bsi Mag6oabab. 20 Meilen
'iisiio0fIia bon 81 Griid. Sic
5ruppsu tDurben bon sylua5eusen un'
isriiiist, bic ben Geinb NIT 8ombrn
uub Maf6insnseidiibsr aus serinssr
SSfs dngrifisn. Dir ma9ten 113o
Gr'angen. uno erbeut.!sn aipei aanes
n,r unb Disl Rrisssmaierial. llniere
aropInn. fabrn fOrt ben Teino jn
fsfGftioen.
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:fr.r.F. tseiufIuBt iporben i.i, in of
fi3isflen SreiIea nidt gstfeilt tDirb.
Ilan in i'm @egsntbeiI bnnpn iiber
5sugt, bab Der S6ritt bes prGFoen'
ter Wilfpn i'm SinHs itrcnsiisr Rsu.
tro!itat unb sin5is uno alsin mil
Riitfiat auT oi. ameritaniE8en Snter'
eFen unb bic Sntertiien Der RsutraIsr
IN Msem.insa, iDi. au4 bss @sIt'
fr:sbsns s.iban porb.n III, unb isiu.
giots pirb audi IN bi.I.m Ssiits be-
cufnortet tperbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-26
4te 3rnppem BON Sysa6em.
ien'S
5oben bic RuiIen fbon iib.r ben fiiO.
li9en Donaiiarm biriibersstrisbea,
uno febsn an Der @rense bon
1eFdrabisn.
Jn ber 0robsn WaIadei iperben bic
RuHdnsn unb siuH.n ipeitsr sus
riidsebrGngi.

", 90. Ot3. QHI DIdqIluieHl
Asecs na4 Sappille. 9ie Do6rubfba.
Trn.. bes UeIbmaritalIs DonTsaden.
i'm bat bic on bem iiibuden arm be,
0Orau ssIesensu SiGb.. Sfaii6 urs
su.ita genommen NIB greift i'sl
Sr griideufopf BON Watin an, ber
IN ter nprb6fli6fien Cd. Der Do.
truS'6u Iiest, tpo5iH ii9 oi. rufTift'
tunsnif9m arupp.n suriidsssospr
tohsn.
s5H Der 5fHfen Wanct.i fnb tpie.
Ht'.is, Sample I'm Ganse. Die Rr.
Hdntu sDurben an einig.n qunt,
On gum RHdsus seapuns.n unO
ei. Ruhen perloren elm. SShe. 9fn
sr OfsSitbnr6iirs.n.r sSront fdlu
ger ofterrei4ifb unsartlf. sruppsr
i'Da ansriffe br Ruf.n I'M 0itus,
ahc! ab. 9i. besiisIide offisislIs Or.
'iinoisuns laut.t tpie folst:
,5ront oes Grsbusoss Soispb: Sr
r.r Rdbs bon gimbroslapaipf i6Iuaea
lrisre 8orpoifsn mebrre 4asriifs Der
Rgiien suriid.
.R0rbli6 BON Sasmeoeo. I'M Ditus
1hd. purbsn 5ipei augr,fis Der RuT'
',H abssitIassn.
.armeesyupps bss J,IbmarIhaus
Dor RadeHfsn: Sn Der arobsu Wa!.
Iatei itn5 pisbsr &Gmpf. in srSbsrsm
gobitab i'm Gunse, namsntli6 auf
ftrhsn Geiien ber gussu Iimni.
sc.at gbauii.e, ipo bic Rumdn.n
'vei.er suriidsstrieSsn purbeu, pdb,
,rb bic RuHsu cine gnbrb. Derlors,.
s!lnftre Dobrubfha Wrmee ba:
tie am fiblihen arm Der 9onau q.
l'asIsn Gtdbt, Sfdiida unb 9uIito
s.rpmmsn unb gr.iii i.Bt ben griid.E'
tori BON Dsarin on.
9iuiiii4eGroHi. grmsesrup'
r. tss prinssn asopcIp DON 8asrr:
S,Fsrrsidiih unsarifds Sruppn
itlnesn m.brrs ansriife Der Ruif.n
II Ter RGbs DON apii.is. iiibpefiIt4
,o1 StanisIau. In G;aIislsn, ab.
w Der Wa5.buuiiheH JroHi bli
III Eihts Widtises .rsisnet.
gntfIi6er 2rItssfhuu'
plab: Sn Der Gsg,ub BON WpfGas.s
,dnb t.mpordr Elm sismlia beftisss
g,rnsrisssi.dt itait. SIN llsbrig.n
ia-,dts an Der saH5sH GrOni per.
tal.ribmdbiss StiII..'
Gis Iebten WsIbunssE
Ter am MDntas qbenb aussessssn:
cFfi,i.lls geridt bss bsutlaeH sroBss
!5auptguoriiers Iautti tpi. iolsi:
.@ebsr on Der peftlitn nod ar
sn rfiIi6en grOnt bobsu pdhr.ub bee
Saqss sr5br. aiiionsn ftaiissfurs
,a. Jn Rumdnisn MAIDEN unis-s
TruppH CUTE 5Ortf@ritie. I'm Der
gRa,sbonifheu JrOut bat fi4 ni1ts
Midtisss errisnst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-26
3fuei britiibe 3erftbrer
nntergegangen.
Se9s Offtsi.re unb 4s
R ana babel umsstom.

Gonoon, %. DEG. 9ds Martne
uiniitsrium tiinbist. ON Wontas an.
pnb am 21. DECEMBER, pdbreno ieht
iiiirmii6sn Wstt.rs, spsi britifd:
sprpebo6ootssrit6rsr in Der 9Orbie:
nj. sii,anber ioIIibirten unb nntsr'
ginger. Ssds Offi5isrs unb 40 Mann
tamtn babel unls Qe5en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-26
Die 2nGen meroen jeff III ser 9o6ruof6a a6er
ote unfere Qonan

gta6 Seilarabien bineingetrteben.
in 0er 0d(i6en l)a((a6ei finOen au6 meoer ]idmpfc
in gr6berem Jna6da6 0att
9db ber tuerbem be niiem nnb 9mnt1net iueter nad)
Often 5uriidgetrieben.
3we brit9e SorpeOobOO3 in Der Norb mad eiar
&oaifon untergegangeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-26
Sranf @aite
Nin auf @runO stpds Iorber6arsH
neuen geneismatertals
Girtn neuen 4roseb fin fstreu 9ra-
Der, Or, arthur 8aite, erz
ldnger.

Htn gort, 25. 0s, grar:
8o;te, elm gruoer bes o.. artbur %.
Ioite. Der in Sing Sin1 pegen Der
Grmrrbunl IeineS reid1ef S6pie1er-
hatrrs Sobn 6. qed, rpr Grnuo Ras
pog, Mti9., ieirsr 6irrintlug enta
QeGsrTiebt, Iagte am Qtben0, Der 9srs
uri6eilte bc6e Inn einosltdnbeu, bab
"a tur3 DOT Ieiner 8er5aftung in bee
1ofnung Srant Dnites cine JIoids
mi Gift ueritedt babe.
D. Waite io1 geIagt saben. buB er
rag 8ift Dor mebrerer "Sabrsu BON
Giif Qf-ita mitgebraht babe. mo- er
i'm Dien't einer Strma itaHb, bic
2aruGrs.e nit 2luem, pa2 he fir tBr
9eTbSft gebrdu9en, DerTjebt. or iolI
enf gefagt baben, baB, rosuu er bie-
ice Gift BON Siiodfrita beHuBt bate,
I'M Ieinen Shpie1erpaier gu t6btsu,
onItott 9tFt oor bieTigen 6GNbIsru s1
tcufen, bic 8sboroen oieIettt HtemaIs
IN Staroe seueier ieiu wiirben, ibI
bee MOroes gu it6erfiibren.
Graut Maite bshdupte; nun, odB
beIes 8erIeben an unb fiir fdh aIs
9ereis oufiir dugeie5er rpsroeu ,Dnne.
na5 Iein 9ruOsr ni1t be; abgefsimte
@ertreter fei, uls Der er geTdiIbert
Tur6e. unb Oab er geifs0eeit6rt fei.
scrant Daits Taets, bab er auf
Gruno bieies ,lgepeisnateriols" Der.
Iud,en ppIIe, BON oem appendtionsges
'i4t sinsn nsusu PFOaeb fiiF Dr-@aits
Su erIausen.
@iebsr babttm.
N9iIabeIpbiu, ga, 25. De,.
Ter Der. Stuateu Sransportbdmpfer
rSdncod" trof om Wlputag nit 465
D|arineIol6oten BON Der 6aptfIhen
~ pebitipn bier Elm. Inter tbuen be-
fnnben ii1 29 Mann, bic entfpeber
ltnni ooer oeripunbet iine. Inter ben
GtBiereu btfinoe! F4 Der Raipr 3. u.
6ugbes bonn WorirsiorpS. Der In ou
9ominitaniIasH RspubIiI pGpunbst
ipurnt.
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QSefterberiht.

SIR Obio: 3riibes 8etter am
9ieHitag, gefplgt DON Resen Ober
Sdnee in Der Ra6t; am Qltttpo3
Re9en Ooer S9nee. tGlter in Der
gtu8t.
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n
SIDitH 2dna 6Gno b6f4agn ben Sfaha hosOO
Il
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-08-01

Percy G.. II. Devcrill, of Honolu-
lu, and E. W. Garden are occupy
ing the residence of Frank Crawford ,
Lihue, during the latter's absence
in the east. Mr.. Dcverill is taking
the place in the meanwhile of Mr..
Crawford in the local hank.
DR.. A. c. Braley, of California,
has appeared before the dental ex-
aminers at Honolulu and will prob
ably arrive here shortly to take the
place of DR.. A. j. Derby, who is
making a tour of the States.
E. l.. Conroy, manager of the
American Can Company, Honolulu,
came to Kauai at the weekend Ia
interview the local canneries on
business.
Mr., Rohrig has received pictures
of the fine curtains which have been
painted for the new Tiptop theater
in Lihue,
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-08-01
THE BROWN CASE
NEXT WEDNESDAY

On account of the failure Of +. A.
Knudsen, of Kauai, and w. III.
Smith, of Hawaii, to arrive there
was not a quorum of the commits
sioners of education in Honolulu
yesterday for the special meeting
called by Superintendent Kinney to
review the Brown case. As quo
rum was necessary to make any bust
ness legal, wireless requests were
sent out by the Superintendent yes
terday to Messrs. Knudsen and
Smith to be present on Wednesday,
when the Brown matter will be
threshed out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown are now
equipped with the services of an
attorney, Fred Patterson, Of Lihue,
having gone down from Kauai few
nights ago to take up their fight for
them.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-08-01
HANAMAULU HAS
NEW SPORTS CLUB

The new sports club at Hanamau-
lu, which will use the park Just
opened there, is now completely or
ganized and will begin playing base
ball next Sunday afternoon. There
are three teams in the club, made
up entirely Of Hanamaulu boys.
They will play three series. For the
baseball championship "A fine silver
cup has been put up by Mrs. Isen-
berg andothcr prizes have been Of
fered.
Antoine Nobriga, Jr., is the presi-
dent of the new club and 7. Seike
is the secretary and treasurer. A.
bout sixty members have been en-
rolled to date, with others to come
in later.
The backstop. bases, etc, have
been completed and funds are being
raised fer grandstand which it is
hoped may be built in the near
future. When everything is in or
der the park will be as servicable
for sports purposes as is Lihue park.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-08-01
REMEMBER THEIR
BELOVED FRIEND

Wednesday last. July 26, being
the birthday of Mrs. VIM. Hyde
Rice, was the occasion of very
pleasant testimonial of appreciation
OH the part of the Hui Aloha of
Kauai. This society was inaugu-
rated, years ago, by Mrs. Rice for
the benefit of the Hawaiian women
and their homes, and, beginning
with Lihuc, its usefulness has spread
to the various parts of the island.
On this occasion delegates came
from the different parts of the island
to the number of some 80, and,
bearing flowers and memorial OF
greetings and good will, proceeded
in a body to the home of Mrs. Rice,
to deliver them in person, together
with individual fluctuations andgood
wishes. Most graceful among these
fluctuations was special hymn COM
posed for the occasion by Mrs. II. L.
Sheldon, of Kapaa, and sung by
her with fine effect.
Mrs. Rice was naturally very
much touched by these evidences of
devotion and appreciation. and res
pondcd in words of grateful feeling
and regard.
The happy event came to close
in a festival of ice cream and cake
all round, and general feeling of
joyous satisfaction.
The day was farther signalized by
many beautiful and valuable gifts
from Il host of friends and relatives,
together with many messages and
cablegrams of felicitation and good
will.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-08-01


of electricity to consumers thereof
under, along, upon, and over the
streets, sidewalks, roads, squares,
bridges, alleys, and lanes in the Ii
hue district and the koloa district,
county of Kauai, Territory of Ha-
wail, and to connect, by means of
the said line, wires, and conductors,
any mandatory, private or public
buildings, lamps, lamp-posts, or
other structure or object with the
place of supply.
"SEC, 2. That all poles. lines.
wires, cables, lamps, lamp-posts,
conductors, conduits, and other ap-
pliances constructed, maintained, or
operated under, along, upon. or
over the streets, sidewalks, roads,
squares, bridges. alleys, and lanes in
the said Lihue district and the said
koloa district shall be so construct
ed, maintained, and operated by the
association as to not unnecessarily
interfere with the use of such
streets, sidewalks, roads, squares.
bridges, alleys, and lanes by the
public.
"SEC. 3. That said association,
its representatives. successors. and
assigns, shall be responsible for any
damages either to person or prop
erty resulting from any act of neg
ligence on its part which may oc-
cur by reason of the exercise of any
of the privileges herein granted
"SEC. 4. That if said associa-
ton, its representatives, successors,
and assigns, shall fail or refuse to
do or perform or comply with any
of the provisions of this Act or the
laws of the Territory of Hawaii,
and continues to refuse or fail to
perform or comply Herewith after
reasonable notice given by the Pub
lie Utilities Commission of the Ter
ritory of Hawaii to comply there
with, said Public Utilities Commits
sion of the Territory of Hawaii
may, with the consent of the gov
ernor and of the attorney general,
cause proceedings to be instituted
before any appropriate tribunal to
have the franchise hereby granted
and all rights and privileges accru-
ing hereunder forfeited and declar-
ed null and void, and in case of a
forfeiture of this franchise the Ter
ritory of Hawaii. the county of Ka-
uAs or any political subdivision
thereof shall have the right to pur-
chase all the property of the asso-
| Continued ON Page 81
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-08-01
L|HUE MAY BUY
MAKEE CONTROL

Negotiations have been under way
for sometime between representatives
of the Lihuc Plantation Co.. Ltd.
and Col. L. :. Spalding for the pur-
chase by the former of a majority
interest in the plantation property
known as the Makec Sugar Com
pany. 1t was reported in Homo
lulu last week that the deal was
about to be closed, but the state
mcnt was premature, Vice Prcsi-
dent Rodcik, of lIackfcld Il Com
pany, spent the weekend on Kauai
and during his visit the matter was
further discussed.
1t is understood that the deal is
more promising now than ever be-
fore but nothing of an absolutely
definite character has been settled
The Makee Sugar Company is one
OF the oldest and most successful
sugar properties in the Islands. Its
taxation value is about million and
quarter dollars. Just what figure
is being considered in present nego-
tiations has not been divulged.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-08-01
.L|HUE ELECTRIC
BILL AS PASSED

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July T.
The following is the text of the act
to ratify, approve, and confirm an
act duly enacted by the Legislature
of the Territory of Hawaii, as
amended by Congress. relating to
the granting of a franchise for the
purpose of manufacturing. main
tanning, distributing. and supplying
of electric light and power within
the Lihue district and the Koloa
district, county of Kauai, Territory
of Hawaii:
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives. of the
United States Of .4merica in Con-
greSS assembled, That the act of
the Legislature of the Territory of
Hawaii entitled "An act to author
ize and provide for the manufac-
ture, maintenance, distribution, and
supply of electric light and power
within the Lihue district and the
Koloa district. county of Kauai,
Territory of Hawaii" approved by
the governor of the Territory April
thirtieth, nineteen hundred and
thirteen. is hereby amended by
Congress, and as thus amended is
hereby ratified, approved, and con-
frmed, as follows:
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-08-01
WOULDBE SLASHER
LANDS IN PRISON

Pedro Ruda, a Filipino of Lihue,
wrote letter to woman at Wal
mea threatening that if she did not
return to Lihue by last Wednesday
he would do her serious bodily in
Jury. The woman turned the let
ter over to the police. On Wednes-
day Ruda appeared at Waimea and
was promptly taken into custody by
Deputy Sheriff w. O. Crowell.
When searched the man was found
to be armed with a butchers knife
and a dagger, the latter being an
ugly weapon fashioned from a strip
of steel with file.
In the court Ruda was found
guilty OH two counts, the first being
a charge of carrying deadly weap-
ons, for which he was sentenced to
imprisonment for six months, and
the second, threatening. n the
latter case he was sentenced to file
bond forthwith in the sum OF
81 600 to keep the peace for one
wear, in lieu of which he is to spend
the time in jail--which he probably
will do.
The man and woman were friends
in Lihue and the trouble came as a
result of the visit of the latter to
Waimea against the will of the
former. Now that Romeo is in
Jail, however, Juliette will probably
stay at Waimea as long as she
wishes.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-08-01
ACT l53.

"An act to authorize and provide
for the manufacture, maintenance,
distribution, and supply of electric
light and power within the Lihue
district and the Koloa district,
county of Kauai, Territory of Ha-
waii.
BE it enacted by the Legislature
of the Territory of Haavaii, SEC
United States, and the right, privi-
TON |. That Hans Isenberg, of
Lihue, county of Kauai, Terri
tory OF Hawaii, his associates,
successors, and assigns, or such
corporation as he or they shall
cause to be incorporated under the
laws of the Territory of Hawaii
Che and they being hereinafter re-
ferred to as the association be,
and hereby are, vested with the
right, authority, and privilege for
the term of fifty years from and
after the date of the approval of
TINS ACT by the congress OF the
United States to manufacture, sell,
furnish, and supply electric light,
electric current, or electric power
in the Lihue district and the Koloa
district, county of Kauai, Territory
of Hawaii, for lighting the streets,
roads, public or private buildings,
or for motive power, or for any
other purpose which they may deem
advisable, and from time to time
for said term of fifty years, for the
purposes herein mentioned, to con-
struct, maintain, and operate suit
able poles, lines, wires, cables,
lamps, lamp-posts, conductors, con-
duits, and such other appliances
and appurtenances as may from
time to time be necessary for the
transmission, distribution, or supply
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-08-01
Mountain House Party

Mrs. Jordan, sister of Mrs. Fran
els Gay, and a party Of friends COM
pleted stay of two weeks on Satur-
day at Koholumano, the Gay noun
tain house, and returned via the
Kinau to Honolulu. Mrs. Jordan
was accompanied by her husband
and two children, Catherine and AL
bert Elston; Mr.. and Mrs. Bullard,
of Woodland, Cal, Ernest Ross, of
Honolulu, and Miss Gerd Hiorth.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-08-01
HAWA|IANS HONOR
N0H. VIM. /. RICE

A very delightful surprise awaited
Hon. w. II. Rice last Friday when
a large delegation from various Ka-
uai Sunday Schools waited upon
their president at his residence in
Lihue and made presentation of a
very beautiful kou calabash with
arnate gold inscription plate, in
commemoration of the recipients s
seventeen birthday.
Owing to delay in transit the gift
arrived here several days late, but
nevertheless the original program
was carried out in detail.
Several impressive Hawaiian songs
were sung, among which was one
especially dedicated to Mr.. Rice, in
honor of the occasion. In the pre-
sentation speech the long years of
untiring effort on the part of the
president of the Hawaiian Sunday
Schools were spoken of in the high
est terms. Some thirty people
came from various parts OF the
island to take part in this event.
The gift is an unusually hand
some specimen Of this particular
branch of Hawaiian art.
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The opening games of baseball of
the third battalion, National Guard,
set for Makaweli Sunday afternoon
resulted in only one contest, Com
pany X defaulting to Company NJ.
The game between Company |, Ma
kaweli, and Company l., Waimea,
resulted in a score of II to ) in
favor Of the former. Captain Gro
well played first base for Comuany
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For Nawiliwii Wharf

The Lord-Young Engineering Co.
is casting twelve 35-foot concrete
piles at Honolulu for the 4O-foot
extension to be built on to Nawil:-
will wharf. They will have to stand
thirty days to season" before they
can be driven. There will be one
new boat stage on the mauka side of
the extension and two on the ma
kai side. The derrick beam will be
extended and the apparatus re-
located on the extension so that it
will be able to work on either side
of the wharf. 1t is claimed that
landing boats will ride much easier
at the extension than alongside the
present wharf.
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Hawaiian Officer

Edwin II. Akina, son of Rev.
J. A. Aklna of Waimea, arrived in
the steamer Maui on Friday to visit
his parents, having a furlough of
ten days. He is a quartermaster
in the U. S. Navy and is attached
to the cruiser st. Louis. The St.
Louis, by the way, will arrive at
Honolulu in few days to become
a training ship in the Islands.
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Lands To Be Opened

The lease on about 600 acres of
land at Kapaa expired at the first
of this month, and it is understood
to he the intention of the government
to open it up very shortly to home
steaders. Mr.. A. Johnson, of the
survey department, will arrive here
in the near future for the purpose
of surveying and laying it out into
suitable lots for settlers.
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Body To Honolulu

Jacob Ordenstein, Honolulu un-
dertaker, returned to the city in
the Kinau Saturday night with the
embalmed body of Joaquin Silva
CaNral, the wharf worker who was
drowned in the surf at Waimea.
The undertaken was sent over by
the San Antonio Society, of which
Cabral was a member.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-08-01

Major VIM. Henry Rice received
his commission on Fripay as IA MEM
Der of the Hawaii Promotion Com
mittee.
J.H. Moragne has been reappoint-
ed a member of the Kauai Industrial
Accident Board.
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Expenses Of Fourth

Members of the committees on
Fourth of July celebration met with
the finance committee in the coun-
ty building Friday afternoon and
went over the bills in hand. All
were approved and ordered paid. 1t
was found that, with the appropria-
ton by the county, the available
funds were adequate.
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Drill On Sunday

The three Lihue companies of the
Fourth Infantry had battalion drill
under Major Rice in Lihue park
Sunday afternoon.
The drill was followed by a base
ball game between teams of Com
panies A and c, but owing to some
dissatisfaction toward the close the
contest was not finished.