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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-08-28

punch of parsley. Fry the vegetables
gently In four tablespoonful Of short
ening. Add one pint of water and sim.
mer until they are tender. Mix two
tablespoonful of flour with a little
milk, add it to three cupfuls of milk,
let boil five minutes. Put all the vege-
tables through a siege; then add the
hot milk and serve with croutons
Cried bread).
Fig Dessert.-Soak one pound of
figs over night, then stew gently un:ii
soft. Add sugar to make a rich Sirup
and flavor with vanilla. Chill ana turn
into a glass dish. Serve with sweet
ened and favored whipped cream.
Vanilla SouffIe.-Put a cupful of
milk over the fire in a double boiler to
heat. Moisten three tablespoonfuls of
flour with cream, add to the hot milk
and cook until we'll done. Separate
four egg yolks and whites, add a little
hot milk, the beaten yolks and stir
into the milk; then add the stif1y
beaten whites. Turn into creased Gus
tard cups and bake 20 minutes. Serve
with a sauce made of a tablespoonful
of butter mixed with a cup of powder
ed sugar and a little whipped cream to
make it foamy.
Junket.-Dissolve one junket tablet
in a tablespoonful of cold water; add
it to one quart of luke-warm milk; stir
and mix we'll add four tablespoonfuls
of sugar and any desired favoring.
Pour into sherbet cups and let stand
in a warm room to set. When firm re-
move to the ice chest to chill. Serve
with a tablespoonful Of strawberry
jam or raspberry jam, topped with
whipped cream. If the jam makes the
dessert too sweet, leave out some of
the sugar in the iunket.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03

stvEN ROOM house South Boulder
20 800, terms
Grocery store, house and lott fl.7j cash
Two 2 and ono IN room house an On same
lot south side sl9.eoo, terms
sevsu.room bungalow strictly modern. Ma.
pie Ridge Ss7io terms
seven room bungaor south uds. strictly
modern
Two story Groom house suictl, modern
south front Maple Ridge 1000
Two room buuEAlo~s north side modern
terms
SIX room hungalov adjoining HiI Crfst
addition, strlclly modern; 50 500 good
terms
Two nice lots. Irving Place. south of nobu
menl, Wit 'trade for house snd loi
Two nice lots Kendall oonesr term.
Two lot, opposite Hm crest addition bar
gain FOR cash
Phone Palmer Jioo an Bliss Bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
REAL ESTATE
and
There

West Seventh-Five rooms,
modern, $4,000.
South PhoeniX-Five rooms,
modern. $3,500, terms.
East llodge-Five rooms,
modern, $3,200, $500 down.
South Troost-Four rooms,
81 800. $500 cash.
East Admiral-Six rooms,
modern, garage, $3,500. terms.
East jefferson - Six-room
duplex. $4,000, $1,000 cash.
South Boston-Fivc rooms,
modern, $500, terms. q
South Dcnver-Five rooms,
modern, $1,000.
South Cincinnati-S eve n
rooms, garage, extra nice
place, $4,000.
South W h eling-Five
rooms, modern, garage, $500.
81 300 cash.
North Quannah-Six rooms,
garage, 81, 300, $500 cash.
SWEENEY
3li Robinson. Phone S456.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
a f >ii1le Close
I'm Home

Eight large rooms, sleeping
porch. hardwood floors thru
out, large basement with fur
mace and laundry equipment,
fine well of good water, ga
rage and servants quarters,
abundance Of bearing fruit
and shade trees, east front
full sized lot, three fireplaces,
plenty of closets and built-in
features. Nothing but cash
considered and shown only by
appointment and to really
interested parties in n real
home. Price on application at
office only. Possession July |.
T.. G. Cunninsha ann
Room 2l0 Palace Building.
Phones 4670-552.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOusEs rnP aAIE

WAIT ,o ~ -, 80 ''-...-,-,., 70,
To Su,.,,, A., p,,,r
pth r,r,
"ENL - ~ SALESMAN NiirstNNr
Il"p"sl'l"h l'f man "ho can dtiNc Ana
'' car NNe"n'i 'll b"h'N
mono So
FOR SAl.E--h Home Gardcns room
mouse 'ot 5oh2to at fenced Do. good
WI ''h car 49, part PaNm' ~
,5,,.i p.,l' MI M .l' ,'o'fal Ma
,,. NV '''"'
F,gou npN ,lose IN south s'de du
rasr his .,I 'ry rsg, W." ~, 90 o. g. "no
$4,000 $50 month nan 4 u, rbon,
haae
TIVt ROOM new ,ho,oo,hi, rod,rr
Immediate ros,e.flor $50 r.,h GO
paymcnt. S'c W R,r,,,,r - . so,,,h
Wheeling
QUAKER y loaf Rr, from o,r., bop.,
and Iot in O,gb,r. ,tJ,,,,,' a. ,nr ,,,
hsf ra,b term, an tsI.n,. rs,ro .,gE
A coon ptry \,, ,,,.,, 800, h.,,,,.
h.rd,ood uoo,. D,,an.b,,', ~ ,',r.
hnuh largo b,,rnsnt G,rp,,r h,st
handsome electric fixtures and unusual.y 3
haud,omc hath h,turcs Jennings
'U' Mayo hlds Phone TOSS or 200.
BEAUTIFUL east aide bungalow tic ard
succo construction. brand nov, can bo
u.od single or duplex e rooms room
s"', cabinet. many buot in features
p'auli'I.H ln'thh ana pHperrH
'ni"ughnui mas gar"r" and quarters.
'N'mfni ana s.Nr rents Tor 81 per
t%.l, % gtl'g ,ut to nm" cost OF con''rner
a1,o terms Patterson ReAIy Co.. 2in
R"hinson h'ds Phone $3.50
SOUTH StDk- So room ,aNt front han
ralow huill FOR home year, Old. Can
saturday or Monday Phone 1913
GOOD room house 81 600 5000 .fath
will handle Phone llos
4 coon room house rlose in modern
- 400 terms Phone iIob
my from o.c., soot a., ,,,,r, bo,,., .o,
ner LOT. waking distance. southvc,t part
~ ci,y good location, pttre s. 600
terms rhuue tsiI
ron g,ir p,,.,..l. ...,,.
slssr,ny nor.h o,t 49,. ,,", ,0'" ~. ~
mont garage owner leaving town. price
10 sell Phone ,tggR
QUAKER : t0gc Ru, fran, o.r.r h,,,.,
and lot in orchard addition. A. 900 ors
half cash tcrms on balance Phone 5,ge
$500 BUYS good q room bo, house. L.
be- moved Of place Phone il70R
FOR EAIF ycu q roo,, r,,d.ro ,,.,.,
.o" This is hsrgaln See house aud
t p"Ir -n' uTIhs 81 "lV Nof'h hosr
''e
no.. .,
'Vh oN',n IVY o~ncr .or, Si' room dnpIr
srIa IN ,,,, ~ F as", ".
rt.,r ~, n1,lY., ,al
i,ptp pep,,s -, - '''' P1'"'"'
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LOTS FOR SALE So
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-03
REAL ESTATE
Good Vacant

Good Vacant
Fine shady lot in Irving
Place-$725.
East front lot 60 ax155,
Park Hill-$l,l50.
Fine lot, half block from
HiIlcrest, paving in; Wake
field addition; a bargain at
$500.
Corner lot in Aldo -addi-
tion-$S5O.
Corner trackage property
$1,000.
Corner, south side, apart,
ment site; only $4,000.
Close-in apartment site, 5OX
l00--S7, 800.
SEE
Il. q, Cunningham
Room 2l0 Palace Building.
Phones i670-552.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-22
Smuggler'S Greed
Proves UndOing
Cook On ManOa Attempting To Sell
Opium On Market Street Is Caught
By Sheriff CrOwell

Marshal j. j. Smiddy OF the Inter
nal Revenue office came to Maui last
Saturday morning, on the trail of q
member of the Manoa crew who was
found with opium in his possession,
Saturday afternoon Marshal Smiddy
went back to Honolulu with A. c.
Andersen cook of the Manoa in charge
and the cook is now languishing in
Jail because he was greedy. lie
successfully eluded the officers of he
law in Honolulu and vas peddling the
opium along Market street Wailuku,
but would not take the price offered
to him, which was 800 tin. He
wanted $3.50 He visited so many
merchants that finally Sheriff Crowell
got wind OF his activities and lay in
wait for him, finally catching him in
Kahului as he was dickering with a
Chinese merchant. The Sheriff wired
for Marshal Smiddy who came down
and took the man and opium in
charge. He had 21 tins of opium on
his person and two more tins were
found in the bunk OF the baker on
board the Manoa.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-22
Harvest Home Is
A Big Success

The Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar
xCompanys Harvest Home last Satur-
"a passed off with a fine day and
great success: There WAS a full at
tendance at the luncheon and con
siderable interest displayed in the
athletics which occupied the day. In
the bowling tournament the Maui
boys created a surprise by beating
the Honolulu team which headed by
Climber was expected to show us a
thing or two. The Maui score was
1882 to Honolulus PISS. In the first
game Maui polled S4f points, in the
second 1855 and in the third 703. In
the first game Honolulu scored 772,
III in the second and 700 in the third.
Gear was the highest can with the
Honolulu aggregation making 1913 in
the second game and 1SS in the first,
but he couldn't beat Nelson's POI or
McKenzie's 1856, while the general
average of the entire Maui team for
points beat the Honolulu bowlers.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-22
Maui TriumphS Over
Oahu Tennis Stars
Honolulu WielderS OF The Racket Go
Down To Defeat Before Puunene
Athletic Club Aggregation

Once more Maui was triumphant
and has proved her supremacy in an
other line-that of athletics, by beat
ing, and beating badl" the Honolulu
tennis and bowling stars who came
down last Saturday to compete fo.'
honors at the Puunene Athletic clubs
Harvest Home day. The fines. tennis
team that Honolulu sent dcwn, won
only three cut of four games, and Of
the entire aggregation there were
but two teams who accomplished this
feat The shoe vas more often on
the other foot, anG in tennis Maui
men proved thems..,v = ia g. ,r: Is =, p
Honolulu's wiclders of the racket,
sending Honolulu away with So
games to the bad. But two love
sets were played throughout the d y.
Hoogs and Kennedy, the team on
which Honolulu counted to win all the
way through, won their first sets
when playing in She morning with
Baldwin and Engle, hy score OF So,
6-3, but in the aftern" OIL after a bard
tussle with Walsh a'd Rietow, broke
even, making g. set against their
6-3 set. Thomson and Searby had
an easy time with FcInl; Baldwin and
(Continued on page 8, column p
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-22
Kula Benefit Nets
Several Hundred
Vaudeville Performance Is Enjoyable
Many Clever Numbers - Well
Filled House GreetS Performers.

Success attended the benefit vaude-
vile performance that was given last
night at 'he Wailuku Orpheum for
Nula Sanitarium, the house being
well filed. Two hundred dollars was
gathered to be added TO the Kula fund
and all VINO attended enjoyed the
offerings immensely.
The numbers which gave ;he great.
est pleasure probably were the Geisha
girl black magic by p. H. Ross and
the boxing and wrestling exhibition
by the Alexander Settlement House
boys gymnasium class. In fact the
latter proved so enjoyable that The
house rocked with laughter when the
little tads showed what they could do
with The listicuffs art, the gloves in
several instances being bigger than
their heads. There was promise, how.
ever, of future Maui champs, and the
male population loois for big things
rom the youthful boxers.
A trio by F. N. Lufkin, cello Ray
mond COurson, piano and Richard
Nilim, violin was well received. OF
The musical Numbers the cOrnet solo
by c. d. Luflin and songs by Eva
Rodrigues werc by far the best and
Continued on page s, column 81
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-22
GREAT CROWD WITNESSES
DEDICATION
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
HONOLULU, August 21-4000 to
5000 Witnessed the dedication of the
Pearl Harbor drydocI today, the Off
cial party going from HonOlulu on the
Destroyer Waters. 25 railroad cars
loaded to the limit and 1000 or 1900
automobiles carried the vast throng
which completely encircled the dry
dock. Admiral Fletcher read the ad-
dress; President Hines of the San
Francisco Bridge Company, contract
Ors, described the history of the work
in a speech and presented Mrs. Dan
iels with a royal Hawaiian lei; Dan
iels speech praised the work Of the
engineers and contractors. He said
the Panama Canal and the Pearl Har-
Dor drydock were two factors in max
ing for a great future in Pacific com
merce and naval power. Mrs. Daniels
pressed the electric button which
opened the fuge valves and the water
rushed into the dock while the whis-
ties roared. The valves We're open II
minutes and permitted four feet of
water to enter, although they were
not opened to their fullest extent.
Following the ceremonies reception
was held for Daniels and his wife and
then they returned to Honolulu where
the entertainment program was re-
sumed
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-22
Engine Breaks Down
MSi In Darkness
Island Electric COmpany'S Service
Gives Out And Residents Eat By
Caudlelight- MevieS And Churches
Unopened

Just rs preparations for the even
ing meal started in Wailullu and Ka-
hului Sunday night, the Diesel engine
which furnishes the electric current
for the Island Electri company, broke
down and the two cities We're plung-
cd into darkness. Those who were
fortunate enough TO have candles and
lamps managed TO get along. Those
who did not ate in the dark whatever
they could find and promptly went to
bed, as the stores We're not open and
nothing in the way of lighting ma
terials could be furnished.
1t was weird sight to see the
hotel dining rooms liz by candles, and
was a sharp reminder of how things
We're in the days of great grandfather.
Many young belle powdered her
nose in the dark, but by the flicker
ing candlelight she didn't look sc.
bad. and was comforted. The moving
picture house at Wailuku and the
drugstores were unable to do business
while no ono went to church, because
there was no current TO play the
organ and no way of lighting the
edifces. 1t was a revelation to Maui,
showing the people that even though
out of the world, how dependent they
had become upon the inventions of
the world in their daily existence.
The only ones who profted were
the young things just finding voice,
to whom the velvet darkness appeal
ed so poignantly that they expressed
themselves throughout the evening
with clinging barber shop chords ac-
companied by the strum of the ukulele
and guitar.
This is not the first time darkness
has descended upon Maui users Of the
Island Electric Company service, but
it is the first time that the darkness
has kept up for the> entire evening,
so the Island Electric Company
states. w. e. Blair, manager says,
that the occurrence is not likely to
come again, and that by the first of
the year he expects to have well on
the way to erection new Diesel en-
CINE which the Company has placed
Il rush order for in st. Louis, and
which is expected to be shipped Nov
ember Is. Had the Wailuku Sugar
mill been running there would have
been no darkness he states, but on ac-
count of its being Sunday, both mill
and plant had been shut down all day
and there was no quick emergency
which could be drawn upon when the
accident to the compressed air cyclin-
der of the engine occurred.
Mr.. Blair wishes to thank the res
idents of Maui for taking the acci-
dent as good humorcdly as they did,
and declares he is doing everything
possible with the present equipment
to give good service.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-22
PLANS FORMATION OF
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

Organization OF a symphony orches-
ira in Honolulu which will give one
or two concerts within the next few
Bermaine, orchestra director, who is
in Honolulu on his way to Japan after
a vacation on the mainland. Mr..
symphony orchestra and has directed
some large organizations both in Am
erica and the Orient He is return
ing to Japan after spending six weeks
in the States. Mr. Bermaine is direct
or of the orchestra at the Grand Hotel
in Yokohama.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-22
PRESENT FINE
GIFT TO SEC'Y. DANIELS
DR.. MOrOi Spokesman, Assures Him On Behalf Of
Hawaiian Japanese OF Loyalty To U. S.---Fair
Commissioners Ask Creditors To Withhold
Claims.
(By The Associated Press)

HONOLULU, Aug. 21--Prominent
Japanese visited Secretary Daniels
and presented him with two beautiful
bronze vases Dr. Moroi, spokesman
said, in part: "All Of us admire the
principles of the government on which
this great nation is founded. Our
children bonn here have been bcstow-
ed by your government, with the rights
and privileges o. American citizen
ship. Their sole ambition is not to
train themselves for Japanese citizen
ship but good loyal American citizens.
We wish to express our heartfelt
gratitude for the prosperity and safe
keeping and the most fair and equal
treatment which we are enjoying here
md we feel that we are exceedingly
fortunate to have been granted the
opportunity TO enjoy the liberty
equality and justice of American dem
ocracy. We are proud that our chill
dren are being educated in your OK
cellent public schools" Daniels re-
piled thanking them and saying that
he regarded the token as one Of
friendship and amity existing between
America and Japan. DR.. Moroi said
"Our children arc growing into men
and women and are determined to
lay down their lives if necessary for
he country of their birth"
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-22
Wailuku Slow In
Reaching Quota

The Kula Sanitarium drive appears
to be meeting with unqualified sue
cess in every part OF Maui county OK
cept Wailuku, (which is slow in con
;ributing its quota toward The drive
Wailuku's quota was fixed at $4,000
and up to last night but $4,000, haC
been contributed while smaller
communities on the island whose
quotas were not muci below
Wailuku's put the capital town tc
shame. Lahaina went over the top
with considerably moro than she was
booked to subscribe, Molokai is re-
ported to have done more than her
share, while Huclo and Kahului both
report full quotas 1t is hoped by the
committee that Wailuku will not fall
behind her sister cities and that by
tomorrow the full $4,000 will have
been raised, II may be of interest tC
those who have considered when the
construction work on the l[ula SAM
tarium improvements VIII begin, tC
know that before the drive is over
two now wards have been completed
and the boys ward is fast nearing
completion. So confident has the
kula Sanitarium management been
that Maui would stand by her own
and so immediate the need for en-.
larscment hat the work was started
AT once
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-22
Special Services For
Cornerstone Laying

The laying of the cornerstone of
the new St Anthony Church in Wal
luku will take place on Sunday Au-
gust 81, at the usual services at 10
A. NJ. Father MaXimin of Honolulu
VIII come up specially for the occas-
ion, and a special service will be held
at he Catholic church, to which The
public generally is invited. 1t is
expected thc:e will be a large num-
Der of lcople to witness the cere-
mony. The new Church building is
beginning to loom up, and will make
a handsome addition to the town of
Waikiki.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-22

HONOLULU, Aug. 21-Chairman
Paris, of the Fair Commission with
the concurrence of Gov. Mccarthy
and Attorney General Irwin announc-
ed that he hoped to persuade some of
the largest creditors to withhold their
claims until additional revenue has
come in, and then all claims will be
paid. The commission has some
valuable property still on hand. Paris
hopes to come out at least even when
all the affairs are closed.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-22
Fine Fixed For
Failure To Insure

X. Katsutani of Waikiki was found
guilty by the Industrial Accident
board of failure to take out compensa-
tion insurance for the an automobile
driver in his employ The man was
fined S22 being $1.OO for each day
from the time of employment that he
had failed 10 take out the insurance
After paying the fine Katsutani i'm
mediately took out the necessary in,
surance.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-22
Maui Auto Club
Is Formed

Maui now has an automobile club,
which will he known as the Maui Au-
lomobile Club. The ends aims and
reasons for existence of this club Is
for the furtherance of the convenience
and comfort to the motor travelling
public and the enactment and enforce
ment of automobile legislation for the
mutual benefit of residents, motorists
and pedestrians.
The meeting was called by F. p.
Rosecrans for Tuesday night at the
schoolhousc in Kahului, and a large
gathering of interested dutomobiljsts
answered the call. Mr. Ben Williams
was appointed as Chairman, and a
board of control was appointed made
up of the following: j. p. Foster, f.
p. Rosecrans, W, A. Baldwin, Worth
Aiken, A. w. Collins, d. c, Lindsay
b, c. Mellor and w. II. Field These
gentlemen will prepare a nomination
slate for officers and draw up bylaws
and constitution to be presented at
the next meeting which has been set
! for August 26
This automobile club has no con
nee ion with the organization which
Charles Lund of Honolulu was trying
to establish here.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-22
BenedictS To Play
Ball For Charity
Aggregation OF Married Ball TOSserS
Will Stage Pill Battle Sunday
Proceeds To Go To kula Sanitarium
(By WID.)

(By WIZ
II has been ordained that on Sun
day the cath day of August A. d. 1919,
this planet of ours is to be visited
by mighty convulsion in the name
of Humanity and for the Kula Sani-
:arium.
The hand writing on the wall is
low in evidence the veil which
Shrouds the future has been rent and
where there was darkness all is now
light
We've heard the call Are we to
be like the Irish woman who was
open conviction but would like to see
he person who could convince her?
Let us put our shoulders to the wheel
and help get that $4,000.
1t is now revealed to us that a bat
lie oi wcighty importance will be
fought at the foot of Wells ST. in an
open space known as the Ball grounds
rhe fight is to commence at two
thirty o'clock. Another diamond bat
lie between the All-Stars and Asahis
or the Junior League Championship
ill follow at three-thirty-five Your
presence is wanted.
1t appears that the Kahulu Bene-
iitcs, led by one William alias Bill
Walsh and the Wailuku Brotherhood.
Caleb Burns at the helm, are out to
Train the cup of charity to it's very
lregs and also to draw blood. We
AN not speak of the fight to come but
t will be mortal combat.
Dispatches from the front state that
Patrick Collins has been prevailed up
m TO accept the post of Chief Arbiter
md that Frank Baldwin has been ap-
pointed his assistant.
Upon accepting his new role, it is
learned that Patrick Collins visited
Percival II. Ross of the Bank of
Maui and took out a 100000 life in
urance policy. His failure to draw
)ne out for his assistant has caused
hat worthy individual no little con-
,crn. Kind friends have however
come forward with a fine steed and
wo guns one for each hand and :hus
rrayed Frank Baldwin will call them
)ut or safe without fear of being set
upon by the human hyenas who are
% hold sway on the diamond
A perusal of the personnel of the
rival armies will disclose a galaxy of
warriors, tried and true. In the Ka.
lului-Fuunene ranks are found Jim
Corell, Fred Rosecrans, Bill Walsh
and Brother Jack who fought and
bled side by side yeaIs ago.
Russell Newton, are we to credit
rImors, has merited the suspicious of
his brethren and this state of affairs
has made it imperative that Bill
Walsh charter a train for John Foster
who is training at Paia. Foster, it
is said, is billed to chase the fouls
that Newton is too lazy to get after.
An impregnable wall will form the
Continued on page s, column 81
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-22
JAPANESE GIVE A KULA BENEFIT

The Japanese of Maui gave a bene-
fit performance last night at the Jap
anese moving picture theater on Mar
ket street, Waikulu, the proceeds of
which were given to the Kula SAM
tarium, Tatsusro Ogawa, who has
lately returned from France was one
of the attractions on The program and
juggling by Uchidd, the Japanese auto
bus man, was another. Two reels of
moving pictures We're also shown.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-22
BEGINNERS LUCK

Frank Baldwin and Edward Bald
win made a trip to Lanai last week
in the power boat Makaiwa and on
the way INDUCED in deep sea fishing
To their surprise they hauled in a
43 lb. Ono, one of the largest of that
species ever caught in these waters.
As This was the boys first try at fish
ing their consequent pride WAS par
dOnable.