The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-10

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HONOLULU SERVICES FOR ROOSEVELT
HONOLULU, January 8-Governor Mccarthy has declared this
afternoon a halfhoiday in respect for Col. Roosevelt. Public memorial
church under the auspices of the Theodore Roosevelt Camp United
Spanish War Veterans. An appropriate program has been prepared.
All flags in this city and on the harbor are at half-mast.
WOULD HAVE REVENUES R~ETURNED TO TERRITORY
HONOLULU, January 8-H. L, Holsten has announced that he
pointment of a legislative commission to go to Washington to memorial
l eeS congress fso to ira 6Fo back to the territorial government a part of the
the contention being that annexation took all of this revenue from the
o'f monsy. "0''0 Is no" unable to carry out vital Improvements for lack
WANT ISLANDS 10 HELP CARRY BURDEN
other islands to hep pay The expense OF its Washington office. The
contention is that the other islands now share the benefits of this SER
vice without cost.
NoN1 uy The N Associated sA rFSss5 ADVERTISERS
ish inhuen2a have b %@Ut treated OF ON the hov Wnipsha says ET SOJ Limitations fant s G5 sp but
with only 3 deaths. Health board is taking precautions.
WANT MoNE y E s! SOLDIERS 42S:.; MONUMENT
HONOLULU, January oDHobtein will ask the legislature for
$4,000 towards a monument for Hawaiian soldiers killed in the war.
MORE EVIDENCE AGAINST RoD1EK
HONOLULU, January 9IDi;trct Attorney Huber has an aft
July 1916. "
kEsTRE4 MAKES P% q T., WENT 5N,I.1 FOR HELP MISSING
HONOLULU, January 1.-The trading steamer Kestrel arrived
tonight from Tanning Island, II days overdue. Her fuel oil supply be-
The first mate and 3 men started for help in a gasoline launch and have
not been heard from since. The engineer changed the Kestrels furnace
to burn gasoline and copra from cargo and was thus able to make port
KEsTRE4s Grew PICKED UP
HONOLULU, January ga government vessel has wirelessed in
that it had picked up the missing men of the steamer Kestrel from their
boat. All of the Kestrels crew is now accounted for.
WALTER MAcFARLANE NAMED ON HEALTH BOARD
(By The Associated Press)
HONOLULU, January Gov. Mccarthy named Walter Mac
.1arlane as health board member, succeeding late John Markham.
BROTHERS WILL CONTEST VOTERS WILL,
(By The Associated Press)
HONOLULU, January -Karl Wolers, from San Francisco said
he and his brother Herman, manager of the Makee Sugar Co., will
contest their brother Wihelms will leaving fortune to city of Bremen.
PLANS FLIGHT TO HILO AND RETURN THIS MONTH
(y The Associated Press)
HONOLULU, January NMajor Hugh Knerr, commanding aerial
squadron here, plans to make q flight to Hlo and back same morning
before lunch before February l.
HOLSTEIN HAS REAPPORTIONMEN BILL READY
(By The Associated Press)
HONOLULU, January III. L. Hostein announces he will in
troduce a reapportionment bill. in legislature providing as follows: Ca
Hawai-, ) representatives; Hawaii, 4 senator's; Maui, 5 representatives,
Z senators; Kauai, 3 representatives,, 2 senators.
RADICALS IN BERLIN JOIN FORCES
(By The Associated Press)
A correspondent reported that IiebkneCht and Spartacusan lead
es are about the city organizing the troops. Hundreds of persons are
fleeing.
The independent socialists whose leaders we're recently dismissed
from the government, are reported to have gone over entirely to the
Spartacus. The two groups have made a Joint resolution declaring that
the Hndl nSnt tO preserve the revolution must nOW he FOUGHT