The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-04-18

11to1al departments to $500 instead of $500 The total added TO the
senate measure is $50790o. The amended bill makes no provision for
sahned national guard officers.
LOOKS LIKE WOMAN, SUFFRAGE STILL FAR OFF
By The Associated Press)
n %d@qn on red the Rsb tId d6 bill for IF consideration ndd%otD11 until until ,f fomo "2 l,s several a
special plebiscTe election early in November.
PINEAPPLE cANNERY STRIKE THREATENED
HONOLULU, An TBy 16 6he A Is 1 PF9 81 2inino leader 200 nine
apple cannery workers will go o n strike unless granted increases in
late this week.
MAUrs L1B %E T1s t .9as2S,! 9q PGo1., is $aSoOO
HONOLULU, April 16-The Victory loan quotas are-Oahu, So
100000; Hawaii, $55oOoO; Maui, s38oyO6o; Kauai, $2S8yooo, ~ ~
HOMESTEAD COMMISSION DANGEROUS IDEA
Qy The Associated PresO
ONOtULU April 16-The senate by a vote OF 7 to 9 today vot-
cd to table Senator Russelrs homestead bill on the ground that it is
dangerous legislation.
MATHER TO OPEN VICTORY
HONOLULU, April 15-Dr. Mather, before going to Ho on
next Saturday, will open the Victory Loan campaign here with a speech
OCEAN FREIGHTs BEING CUT
Cy The Associated Press
HONOLULU, April 15-Geo. Nick. Mcclellan has cabled the
chamber of commerce that freight rates both ways on all commodities
between San Francisco and Hawaii have been reduced 81 per ton, to
take effective May l.
MATHER ENTHUSIASTIC OVER AVAIL PARK
s,.. HoNo 4SJL IT,. April pill l5 -z155 I1tsl3sGn and t party 60 e. to M Hawai- on IN
very enthusiastic over national park prospects for Hawaii.
REAPPoRT1oNMENT AGAIN KILLED
HONOLULU Anr Gy 1 he Asso %nnsG t fTe5 morDiDg killed Hostein,s
tNOHOH EPih - liz h"S Ills h"OihAhS hhNu iiOooS" D
reapporhonment bill, voting 10 to 10 to table same. 1t also adopted
a motion to indefinitely postpone future consideration. The votes for
Lewis, Rawlns, Werner, Holsten. Kaaua was absent, and all the re-
mander voted against it.
HAWAIIS QUOTA $4,7S8,OOO
Cy The Associated Press)
HONOLULU, April 15-Hawai1s Victory Liberty Loan quota is
$4,7SSON. In the last loan our quota was over 100000.
NATIoNA PARKS DIRECTOR ARRIVES
(By The Associated Press)
HONOLULU, April 15-The Mather party arrived today on the
Manoa. 1t is not known whether they will go to Ho tomorrow of
wait till next Saturday.
JOHN LANE HAS A BEE AGAIN
HONOLULU, April 14-John Lane has announ ed his candidacy
for mayor.
MAY NEED EXTRA SESSION TO FINISH WORK
Ry The Associated Pres)
HONOLULU, April ~14-Speaker Holstein said today that an ex-
ira session of the legislature of at least one week will be necessary I'M
less the house greatly hastens its work.
HARRY LAUDER IN HONOLULU TODAY
HONOLULU, April 14-Sr Harry Lauder and wife arrived to-
day by the Ventura enroute to Australia and were given a warm wei
come. Lauder gives a show this afternoon. Local Scotchmen give him
a luncheon at noon.
D. P. R. IsENBERG DEAD
Qy The Associated Press)
HONOLULU, April 12-Paul Isenberg, formerly with Hackfeds
died at the Queens Hospital today after a short illness.
LIHUE SALE HELD UP TILL AGENCY CONTRACT SIGNED
Qy The Associated Press)
HONOLULU, April l2-The enemy alien custodian has notified
R. H. Trent not to approve the sale OF the lihue Plantation Company
stock to the Cooke Estate until the 10year agency contract with the
American Factors is perfected: A meeting has been called for APrI
Il, when Trent, voting the Cooke stock, will give the American Factors
the agency contract for 10 years.
BAGGAGE SEARCHED FOR LIQUOR NOW
(By The Associated PressJ
HONOLULU, April illusions inspectors took several bottles
of liquor from Sachem passengers today. Hereafter a search of bag
gage of all incoming passengers will be made. The Sachem yiolators
were given a reprimand and were permitted to send the liquor back on
the ship.
WAR DEPARTMENT. WANTS STRONG NATIONAL GUARD
HONOLULU, April 1.-THE war department cabe1 that a strong