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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-08
LOCAL RAILWAY MEN
MAY ENLIST FOR FRANCE

The news q the intention Of the
government to dispatch 20 men 10
France for the purpose Of establish
.ng and maintaining railroad ccmulu-
aicad0ns 20 the battle fronts o. Eu-
rope was received with the greatest
Interest lu railroad cirelss Al this
place @ IS believed that the call wiil
aseet with a hearty response here
While it was too early today II get
~ estimate o. the number O. voiun-
ieers who viii respond % this can the
spirit q the Rock Island mea during
the past Ten days in face Ok a similar
cal has been gratifying Both shop
men and men ID the operating depart
ra1t are awaiting further details a
fe TIE age Limit and the method of
having their enumeration reach those
q home who are dependent On them
before taking further action no age
limit vas stated 10 the press dispatch
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-08
-cHAMBERLAiNs TABLETS HAVE
DONE WONDERS FOR ME-

7 have been a sufferer from stom-
ach troubie for number OF years. and
although I have used a great number
of remedies recommended fos this
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-08
Dsstsrs convens.

DIS w n Lvemosa A. 3 Lsas1
and /. Z Emanue. are attending q
meeting Of the state Medical associs-
ton at Medicine Park d. Martha
hieisoe Riu 90 tomorrow
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-08
u shspnsn 80.

Since the cali Tor men in special de-
partments has reached Chickasha the
men ia the Rock Island shops have
Volunteered freely The Rock Island
has announced that those who leave
its employ % enlist in the arms or the
navy wii retain their seniority and
nil Re given as good Or better posi-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-08

The hizhesf spo. e4s- rucss uf1 b
paid for sous clean cott0n rags 8=ils
cred Al once 81 The Daily Erorsss o.
ucs 5SIu
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-08

give plants to any one calling al the
W0otter residence Tor them She hsa
more plants than she needs and is
ready 20 donate them 10 anybody who
cares Tor them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-08

complaint Chamherlain's Tablets is
the first medicine that has given me
positive ard lasting relief." writes Mrs.
Aana hadin Spenoeport n. Y. ~Chsm.
berlain's Tablets have done wonders
toT ne and value them very hishlva
O''a'aapie everywhere. d6w.lm
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-05-08

&ft r. Is Mpotten states that she
das a vast quani.fy of peiuuias. cos-
1908 and california Eioists and VIII
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-07
K0SUKE TAXA OF KAHUKU
BUSY SELLING VEGETABLES

Kahuku, Oahu, April 8, 1917.
Editor Honolulu Star.Bulletin,
Sir: My home garden is getting
along very well, but on March s it
was visited by heavy rains which
broke the bitches and destroyed some
of the plants In few weeks the
plants begin to grow well.
/ have a nursery bed Of Japanese
cabbage, egg plant and tomatoes.
Now am quite busy selling yege-
tables such as Japanese turnips, curly
lettuce, radishes, Japanese cabbage,
beans and round turnips. / have sold
$685. worth of vegetables. The seed
cost me so cents and profit, $2.85.
hope that l could get S. profit on ny
home garden. s>
The largest Japanese turnip that
have raised in my garden is about
1 foot long IL inches thick. The
largest round turnip is about 8 inches
long and inches thick, and Japanese
cabbage, 9 inches long, 21-2 inches
thick. This is my last letter to let
you know about my home garden.
II. Yours truly,
K0SUKE TAKAI.
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00kALA BOY SENDS GOOD
RECORD Of. FER TILL FER I
AND iNSE 9TH De USED

ookals, Hawaii. Mar. 30. 1917.
Editor, Honoluln Star.BuIletin.
Sir: I an SsendiRe You. enclosed
sherefilhE two recDrds These records
show YOU how muck FERTILIZER, and IN.
ssecticidsE We used and how much
meneySwe spent for them. ~
beg 70 reE.sin, ~
Yours respectfully, II 49,
BERNARDO fEIlNIA.
Recorder, Ookala School.
lnseetieide Record
tMaae by Bernardo Belinia, ookala
SchooI
Paris green. ] ;lb., Coo.
Limo, 60 lbs. no charge. )
Bran, S lbs. 20c.
Total, s26 lbs. soc,
Fertilizer Record
MADE by Bernardo Belinia, ookala
sesl School)
Bopomeal, 20 lbs, no charge.
Limo, 20 lbs. no charge.
Stable manure. l1z5 lbs, no charge.
Mud Press, so lbs, no charge
Ashes. 80 lbs. no charge.
Total 1880 lbs. no charge.
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MAKAWAOPUPAS
TAKE TURNS
SCHOOL DUTIES

Nakawao, maui Mar. "a. 1911,
Editor Hcno.u.u star,Bullctin.
SIR: WIN there be space In your
paper for my letter? viii be very
glad IL there is srace.
want 10 tel yea something about
myself and then St cur Sheol.
| am Chinese boy 81 TIRE aye OF
10 years. Ny honSe is in tao district
of AA&aSao. have nile To walk
To sohCcl, and am IN. the sixth Grade.
also haf two sisters and . ha0ther
who a.e still attending .eRool Ny
brother and | are also attending the
NaRawso Japanese school an1 we are
in the second grade. After We are
through with the Englisa school at 2
O'clock then We - 70 tue Japanese
school The school Is right across tho
road from the English Sehc0l. Il is
very difficult fer Is to SPEAK or wr;to
Japanese but that ioseH matter.
like to 20 to school, don't You? The
lessons We have in the English school
are reading, spelling, grammar, srtth.
metic, conversation, hygiene, history
and literature. The lessons are not
easy bat always try my best.
We boys take turns in cleaning up
our school grounds while the girls
take turns in cleaning up the rooms.
There are five school rooms In Ma
kawao. Some Of the boys are learn
ing to be carpenters while others want
to be farmers, During the past week
we have had one OF two showers bur
the ground is still moist and not dry.
We have planted corn. beans, lettuce.
kohl rabi, tomatoes and ttirnips. But
We think that corn and beans are the
best crops for Makawao, while the
lettuce, kohl rabi, tomatoes and turn
fps have been DESTROYED by insects.
Two of the boys have been putting Ter.
tilizer en- patch OF corn and We WIN
wait and see what viii become OF II.
With best wishes and aloha
Respectfully VOWS,
All TONG TAM WONG.
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DOMESTIC SCIENCE CLASS
AT MAUI HIGH SCHOOL
USES MANY VEGETABLES

Hamakuapoko, Maui, March 81, 1917.
Editor Honolulu Star Bulletin,
Sir: The weather has been very
good for gardening since ! wrote yon
last No new vegetables have been
planted as we have as many now as
We can take care of. .-...s i.
Mr.. Bowman, Mr. Krause and Mr..
Blanchard we're at the school on
thursday last to inspect the garden.
They have, also inspected some of the
home gardens of the pupils. The cab
bages have been attacked by the green
worm and some of the plants have
been destroyed by them.
The radishes have been used by the
domestic science department Of the
school. z......
Yours very truly, ..
RICHARD w. LINTON,
ST.. Maui High School.
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GIRLSOF HILO Union HAVE Drill;
AREDEVELOP|NG GOOD PLATOON

usually get little mixed up. but you
mist remember, we are only begin
ners. We carry no wooden rifles,
as the boys do, so we are not learning
the manual Of arms, but we learn the
hand salutes. a.
People may think that.we intend to
Join the army at some future time but
we are not doing this for any belliger-
ent purpose The first thing Mr.
Eeyo told Us was that he drilled US
SO that we would learn. first OF all,
20 obey orders, quickly and without
question. and 10 rive orders. The drii.
Is useful 70 US in other ways, too
II helps us TO stand and walk cor
rectly, and the parts which show how
10 breathe deeply are something like
a hygiene lesson acted out,
} AFTER abbn6 hs,f an hour Of drilling
we march back to our rooms. We are
ALI Interested Sin this WORK. II Is not
really work, and like It. think it
would be good thing for all the
large public. schools to have T. i
Dir. Deyo Is fine Instructor, and in
time / am sure that the girls military
company of the IIiIo Union school
viii be as good as the boys :.
e Respectfully yours.
DOROTHY Y. STREETER.
Grade VIII. Hilo Union School.
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GARDEN GROWS WELL,
SAYS KAELEkU WRITER

Kaeleku School, Hama. Mani Mar. 70.
1917.
Editor Honolulu Star Bulletin.
Sir. This week the boys have COM
pleted the preparation Of the garden
We divided It into six sections and IN
each of the sections we planted beets,
radish, carrots. peas beans and tur'
nips.
The radishes are about one inch 10
height and the beets- about half an
inch because the termination - poor.
We planted cabbage seeds, but none
grew. So We replanted Il again, this
time with yeas, for Ne could not OBJ
tain any. cabbase seeds
One night male came into the
school yard and went AL over the
garden.
The mule did some damage by de-
stroying some, Of the beds that were
planted.
We mad to repair the gate for Il was
broken. 50 now the mule cannot come
IN II the gate IS left shat
It rained pretty hard last week ana
IL Is not very good for the seeds. Il
makes the ground muddy and Il Is
very hard to work In the garden.
When il does not rain We can work n
the garden much better. taking care q
the young plants.
Respectfully yonrs.
PETER CONES.
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Hilo, Hawaii, Mar. IS, 1917.
Editor Honolulu StsrBuIletin. -.
Sir: A short time ago some Of the
girls Of the upper grades Of the Hilo
Union school were organized BY Mr..
Z. Deyo into a gills' platoon. We
drill for bali IN hour cne afternoon
each WEEK
We usually go down to the wide
cement walk taat leads from the
school door TO the street to have our
drill When II is rainy we drill in
the ball. We line up In two rows, the
from and The rear rank. with the tall
81 sirI AZ che end, going down grad
ualIy 70 the shortest at the other.
lfr Dsyo gives the order. ''Atten-
tiuni" Then Right dress!" and we
get spaced eff. Then we cotnt Off
and after this Mr.. Deyo usually drills
Us 81. right,faS;ng,r 'leftfacing' and
.Iikht sbortfacih5,s for some OF us
cannot quite remember which is our
right side and which Is our left, and
To always turn to the right in about
facing, but we are. doing better each
Then Mr. Day9 drills ussiIi dividing
jHto, sdNsdg matchlne, ina company,
and the other figures which ara first
taught to soldiers. In all Of these we
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SECRETARY SENDS.
NERSOF WAIALUA.

u L. ~ r.
waialua, Aiplokai, March 20. 1917.
Editor Honolulu Stsr-BulIetin.
Sir: This is the second tine that
l am writing to you about our school
garden. :.
Ihe garden in the northwestern
section Of the school yard, which is a
TRIANGULAR one, is doing very we'll be-
caMse few trees are growing there, and
that gives more sun to the plants.
Plants are growing beautifully.
Tie ones in the northern and east
ern sections of the. school yard are
net doing well because It is too shady
thcre. We have abandoned those gar
dens and arc giving more attention TO
the planting and cultivation or the
plants In, the triangular garden.
The area f the triangular garden is
eos SQUARE feet. -
There are 4rsised beds ofs6x4 ftsto
aaepth ofs1is Il A. walk Of 11k It.
IS allowed for, water carriers to take
water ito sth 3 different beds:
The vegetables growing are cucurn-
Der, corn, syadish tprnip tomato and
ptsiis T6e Att6f 81 OF three differ
emit varieties. Those being the, lima,
black wax and the Kula red beans.
Poles Of five feet high have been
planted In the cucumber. bean and To-
rnsto. beds 10 snppcrf the climbing
yiness< 4'ready Tie ufiiniber and the
lima beans liufe embed to h'eIsllt
OF four Il. and that the tomato has
climbed q little over two II. Some
have been left TO crawl They are
stating 10 bear. -
The onion Is already for market but
lisdiIs Or hslEhSsts shave 6ishiy q
We have the Hawaiian onion. &c
now grows TO d height oft1ti IT.. -
The lettuce and cabbagss are FIVE
in. high. while the corn. radfsh, tilr-
nip and carrot ATE cue Il, high.
We have tried TO-DAY to plant pump
1ip, Z lbniaiii tsuts truly. 4.
FLORA KAULIIi,
CORRESPONDING Secretary
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NAIOHINUGIRL
WRITES BRIGHTLY
] Waiohinu, Hawaii, March %, 1917.
Editor Honolulu STAR uilstiH, !.
lanol,,..r AahnE 5LF r.

| waiohinu, Hawaii March %. 1917.
Editor Honolulu Star nilstin, , a.
,f Henoluiu,s oahus
Sir: THIS Is the tairti month that
have had NY gardsn and have not
given up yet. =. -
During the first week of ,Narcn II
was very dry. did not plant any
new seeds. watereo my garden
every evening.
During the week We had the first
beans and fadishes. bone insects ate
the leaves of my ralishes and | put
solGe arsenate Of lead ..-
4 have supplied the house with rad
ishes and beans. -...s
The second week it was rainy. AS
the new. beans that j planted were
very, close, transpianted them. Cat
erpillars were eating my turnip leaves
hut every morning went out and
picked them off. Now there are very
few and the turhips are doing better
The third. week il was, 80 rainy that
II was too wet. for working. have
sold 10 Genes worth " radishes, s
cents Worth OF beans ard 10 cents
worth Of onicns. With tha: money
bought some more seeds .&
This week l. has been, veryawet.
naye not had to ater my, garden. Il
have planted more radish seeds. I
have not spent anststings sG fertslizer.
] have gone into the pasture and got.
ten manure. i think It is Just as good
as any fertilizer you can buy.
!. As 4 am .adpoor artist have not
sent you anyearawings before, but now.
| am sending you . drawing Of my
beans IS tfny ioeAedl when they were
ready to be eaten.
1 In most places they tell how many
inches Of rain they have but as in
the last Is days We have had IL inch.
ess We. are going to measure ours by
the foot. 4. j,
Yours very truly.
y VI r(lNgTA Nf,E VIVA
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KAUAI BOY ANXIOUS 80,
TO HEAR GARDEN NEWS
Kapaia. Kauai. .Apr.- 8, 1gl7.

= Kapaia. Kauai, Apr 8, 1917.
Editor Honolulu Star Bulletin.
Sir: I am going to the Hananiaulu
school and | am living in Kapaia.
TITS IS my last lettkr 20 the Star.
Bulletin of the school and home gar.
den contest.
The judges don't seem to say any
thing about the gardens. Why is that?
The time islup.
After April / am going to pull
up eyef3 vegaLable Of my, garden. ~
The heavy storm did a great deal OF
damage TO my garden. 1t washed
part of my garden made the soil
hard, and now my vegetables are dy-
ing. Their leaves beginning to dry
Up. -
The bees and yellow jackets are
making their "spring homes under
my beet leaves. | got pretty near be.
ing stung one day when turning the
leaves to find pests.
I can't send any drawings this time.
! am hoping the Hsnamaulu school
will get prize Of the three H..
] am. "
The Grasshopper Fellow.
y PAuE FERREIRA.
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JOHN FREITAS, KAUAI,
MAKING SECOND GARDEN

Waimea, Kauai, March 80. 1917.
Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin,
Sir: / began my first garden in Jan.
uary. As did not know that We had
to write letters to be in the contest, ]
am writing them now.
At first planted lettuces, cabbage,
red radish. turnips and potatoes.
sold some of my vegetables.
The judge came into my garden and
told what had planted. ] DICED
my garden Wednesday and ! planted
some corn, cabbage, beans, peas, car
rots and tomatoes. ! hope they viii
grow as well as the first garden. [
am trying to win one Of the prizes.
49,. Yours truly,
IF. JOHN FREITAS.
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SEED RECORD OF
00KALA SCHOOL

Ookala, Hawaii Mar. 80, 1917.
Editot Honolplp Star-Bdlletin.
Sir am sending you. enclosed
herewith, one record This record
shows you how much seeds we used
and how much money we spent for
them.
j beg to remain,
Yours truly.
I. g JOSEPH RODRIGUES,
Assistant Recorder. Ookala School.
Made by Joseph Rodrigues. ookala
school:
Cabbage. early. packet OF seeds.
cost &C.
Drumhead cabbage. 2 packets, 1oc.
Celery. 5 packets. 25c.
White radish, packets, csc.
Onion, white Bermuda, packets,
zoe.
Onion, Portugal, packets, zoe.
Carrot, packet, sc.
Beans, speckled. packet, no
charge.
Turnir. packet, lec
Lettuce, packet, no charge.
Chinese cabbage, l packet, no
charge ssS
Cucumber, packets, zoe.
Total, 80 packets. $1.40.
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rnE PRIZES

= The following prizes are Of.
: fered by the stareulletin and =
= Mr. Frank c. Atherton:
= OAHU
: School sardens-First prize,
) SIS: second prize, SIS; third :
= prize, SO.
= Home sardens-First prize. :
= S2s: second prize, SIS; third, I
= prize SO.
= School aardens--Eirst prize,
= SIS: second prize, SIS; third, I
= prize, SO. I
= Home sardens--First prize,
= SIS: second prize. SIS; third
= prize. $40. s.=.,. ~
y - MAUI -. - -
= School eardens-Frrst prize, 4
. SIS: second prize, SIS; third
= priee, $40. ,...- T.. ...s- 4
= Home sardens-First prize. 4
= SIS: second prize, SIS; third
= prize SO. III. ~.
= MOI okAI AND LANAI
= Sehco' aardens-First prize, 4
= SIS: second prize, IS. H..
= stcrie gareens-Flrst prize. 4
y SIS; second prize, IS. (
y EAST HAWAII 49,"
= School gardens-First prize,
= SIS: second prize. SIS: third,
= prize. SO. nil s:=
y Home gardens-First prize,
= SIS; second prize, SIS; third
= prize. $40. -
WEST HAWAII ..- ~
= School aardens--First prize,
y SOS; second prize, SIS; third,
= prize, $40. -
4 Home gardens-First prize,
= s2s; second prize, SIS; third
= prize, SO.
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WAIANAE SELLS
TO GOOD PROFIT
Waianae. March Is. 1917

Waiarae, March %, 1917.
Editor Honolulu Star Bulletin,
Sir: am going 10 tell you about
our plants. Last week, Friday l
planted a few rows Of CARROTS. ! have
beets, carrots and a few lettuce on my
bed.
A. few weeks ago We had q heavy
rainfall. Some Of the heets are. spoiled
because 1t rained too hard. Lass
week Mr.. NobfiEa, 0iirs pacheY.d sold
about IS cents worth 6fyegetsbles.
They were beets. pafsle1s carrots.
onions, and few lettuce. We are not
watering our plants now
Yours truly,
- iNORU ,TANAKA-
Grade ".
Sir: During last week there was .
heavy rainfall In this district. II rained
SO hard that most of the reservoirs IN
this district overfIowed. IL rained
50 much that we need not water our
garden beds. All my cabbages de-
cayed from having too much water 30
pulled them. / dug burrows ana
planted onions, carrots and cabbage
on Friday. They have not sprung
dp yet.
The butterflies are still coming 70
the garden and destroying beets and
cabbages. During this month we sold
good deal OF cabbages, carrots,
onions, beets and parsley.
Yours truly,
DAITIcHI 0RlTA
Grade vi.
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ELEELE GIRLS GROW
FLOWERS FAITHFULLY

Eleeie, Kauai, March 81. 1911.
Editor Honolulu Star-Builetin.
Sir: have finished the bed IN NJ
garden and have planted all the flower
seeds in It. They are growing about
bali an inch in height We girls hoeI
ali the onion grass on the banks and
we pulled All the grass out Of our bed.
Sometimes the boys let the wat
overflow our garden, On SATURDAY "a.
20 10 our garden and water Il Soon {
will ten you about our flowers
Yours truly.
All SIN SETo
Seventh Grade
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HAS 500 { GARDEN
Haeha. Kads, Mar. 90, 1917.
editor H0h0liin gtar.BuIletih

Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletlh.
Sir: I am writing to you again
about my garden. / hare PLANTED
Irish pos5toeS sven potatoes. onions
and beet a4d some t6nlatoes. The
beet, onion and by potatoes are
growing now. water my garden
morning End afternoon. weed my
garden when the grass comes up. ]
planted Irish potatoes and onions On
March az 1planted sweet potatoes On
March a. There are so, many stones
Id my garden, pick them up and
throw them away.
And ! also help to work the garden
OF our school.
We have planted corn, beaps, cab.
bage, lettuce. potatoes and beets.
They are growing well We fence
all around our garden SO the chickens
cannot 30 inside and destroy. opr
plants.
We baye. enjoyed IT about our
school - ~
with these few lines win close my
letter. y.
Yours truly.
49, LAWRENCE MAIZE.
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Dam MADE FOR
VAIMEA FLOODS

Waimea, Kauai. March 2S, 1917. =
Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin,
Sir: Last week we had very heavy
rains and high water. l. was afraid
that our plants would be destroyed
so ! made a dam around it. made
one more bed and planted radishes in
it They are growing very nicely.
The corn will soon be ready to be
pulled out and then plant new seeds in
its place. -. 81
| planted some more lettuce seeds
and also parsley. The parsley is grow
ing nicely but the lettuce has not
come up. g. E@
Yours truly, ..
= .' o. HENRY WEBER: -@
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all coming UP, with the exception OF
the eabbages. 49," -. ~ ~: 4.
1 have taken much interest with my
garden work for all these months, that
am trying my very best to plant
some more vegetables. \ = .EE:a4 =
! am sending my complete report
for this month, and my complete draw
ings eff all my garden beds, for it is
the closing month of the contest.
- Yours truly, -. =. ~ = 3.
III ROSE KAPINA.
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WANNA GIRL PLANTING.
MORE IN HOME GARDEN

s. Rose Kakina OF Wainiha, Kauai,
sends the following letter with Il very
well.kept home garden record and
sCme good drawings"
Wainiha, Kauai, March 80, 1917.
Dear Sir: Ny plants are growing
very nicely. I had planted five new
vegetables on March 5, and they are
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NEAT BOOKLETS

One of the pleasant things this
; week was to- receive from the
; pupils of Kurtistown school, Ha- I
; waii, a package OF garden draw
: ,ingss Each pupil MADE M a neat I
; booklet of the drawings, which I
) are in colored chalk and unusual I
) ly attractive. A larger drawing
. Of the garden and buildings was
; also sent, ~. ~ r:E.s.z
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VEGETABLE news
FROM HANALEI

Hanalei, Kauai, March 80, 1917.
Editor Honolulu StaT-Bulletin,
Sir: / ate my beans. My corn is
not ready to eat yet. did not sell
my corn and beans.
T. Yours truly,
DICK 10.
Sir: The watermelon is not growing.
The lettuce was growing but the rain
washed it away. The chickens ate
some up.
Yours truly,
a. ST.. 49,. 49,. . EMMA LOTA.
Sir Ny plants are about9 feet tail.
My plants can not be eaten. We have
not much rain now. ! water my
plants every day.
-. -. g.. Yours truly,
49,. ..1.. =. WILLIAM 10.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-07
WAIMEA, KAUAI, SCHOOL
= * GARDEN TREASURY

= Grades VII and VIll-To- =
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= ley, Kentucky Wonder =
& beans .................. -. $3.50 =
= Grade II tA)-Wax beans, =
= Lima beans, Swiss chard =
y peas, parsley and beets. L3o =
+ Grade VI (B)-Leeks, tur- 4
= nips, carrots, peppers, =
= wax beans .............. 1876 =
y Grade V (A)-Potatoes, let 4
4 tuce and Swiss chard. -. 200 =
y Grade V (B)-Parsley and \
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= Grade IX-Lettuce and Gu
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