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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18
BIDS WANTED.

Bids will be received by the Shelby
County Commission at IL o'clock noon,
at the office of,the commission, July "a,
for furnishing one or more hosting en-
gines.
Machines to be double cylinder 7x10
inch, two hosting drums, two winches,
Is to 201horsepower boiler.
Bidders must furnish accurate de-
scription of the machines they propose
to sell, their condition, date Of delivery
and price. 49,
The commission reserves the right 10
reject any and all bids.
SHELBY COUNTY COMMISSION.
BY L. W. HALE, Secretary.
.Julv 10. 1919.
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. July lS.-Raw sugar
lated. &c.
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LOST N FOUND.
REWARD

Liberal reward will be paid to any
one furnishing information leading to
the recovery of Ford car belonging to
T. F. Walker, Memphis. Tenn.
Description of car as follows: New
Ford touring car equipped with Spiral
Spring Shock Ahsorbers and Perry
lock, Upper half Of wind shield
cracked near right hand end. License
No. 270i4; motor No. 309706S. Tele-
phone during business hours. Main
1894; evening or night. Hem. 1902.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18
MEMPHIS COTTON

Memphis cotton closed steady and I'm
changed. Middling 34c, Sales 1900
bales, including 300 previous evening,
NnAk-G anlDa ! IN
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MISCELLANEOUS

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 1S.-But-
ter. eggs and poultry unchanged.
Potatoes 10 to Is cent lower, 81. 60d
LIS a bushel.
NEW YORK, July 1s.-Bar silver,
N,06h; Mexican dollars, St%c.
CHICAGO, July 1S-Butter-Crean :
cry, 46Q52c.
Eggs-Lower; receipts 1870; firsts,
4l@41hc,
Poultry-Live unchanged,
NEW YORK, July 1s.-Butter firm,
receipts, 1870 tubs; firsts, SIN 153bc.
Eggs firm; receipts, 1889 cases;
firsts, 45@4SC.
Cheese firm; receipts, 1906 boxes; av-
craze run, 3llh 32c.
Poultry-Alive, irregular; broilers, a.
446c; fowls, use; ROSTERS, 2Ac; turkeys.
25430c. Dressed, steady; fowls, 29n
3SlSc; others unchanged.
CHICAGO, July ,lS.-Potatoes firm;
arrivals 63 oars, New tear lots) Irish
cobblers, Virginia No. l. 81. 25a750 bar.
rel; do Kentucky SACKED, SO. rs a2 90
cwt,, Kansas and Missouri early Ohios,
sacked, 50. 6O@3.90 cwt.
ST. LOUIS, July 1S,-Poultry, hens
Big springs sec; others unchanged.
Butter. sic.
Eggs unchanged.
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NOTICE

TO PROPERTY OWNERS. FRONT
FOOT ASSESSMENT.
Felix avenue-Barksdale to Cooper.
You are hereby notified that on the
10th day OF July, 1919. the board of
commissioners OF the city OF Memphis,
Tennessee, passed ar ordinance entitled
Improvement Ordinance No. 37S," to
provide for the Improvement of Felix
VENUE from B~arksdale to Cooper, by
doing the following described work,
pursuant to chapter 34l Of the acts OF
1907, and as amended by the acts of
1909 and 1918 and 1919 Of the general
assembly of the state of Tennessee.
The city engineers estimate of cost,
as filed, is as follows:
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yellow tinged, 200 points lower; blue
stained, 800 to 400 points lower, yellow
stained, 400 to 800 points lower,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18

COTTON FACTORS Memphis, Tenn.
Stocks.

has been damage by black rust. There
will be a further reduction In the crop
Of wheat of both the Northwest and
Southwest.-Modern Miller,
Stocks.
New York.-There has never been &
time Just like this. The biggest finan-
cial brains OF the country are trying to
solve the foreign exchange problem,
which IL complicated by an over
extended loan account Of the banks,
particularly in the East. where specu-
lation rather than ordinary business is
more OF a factor. Eight per cent for
60-day money is not a happy prospect,
hut II is a reality. II SENS well to take
profits in practically everything.-Morse
to Shepard & Gluek.
New York .--Rumor persisted federal
reserve board contemplated another
warning against over-speculAtion. Stock
exchange loans nave reached highest
point thus far this year.-Dow Jones.
New York-At closing Of all markets
yesterday stock and commodities seem
to indicate that the foreign exchange,
financial and labor situation are now
becoming very important factors
Thompson n McKihnCn.
New York,-sterling exchange quoted
1861, or 10 points better than yester-
days low, Copper price continues &c
firm; September delivery quoted 22hu
/ 23C; July. 22GI22MC,
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GRAIN MARKETS
Weather in Grain More Fav.
orable and Prices Reaction
airy In Early Session.

CHICAGO. July 1S.-Bearish sentl d.
ment predominated in the corn market
today owing largely to favorable wealth
er conditions The break In foreign
exchange and the resulting check On
export demand for roodstuffs tended
aiso to weaken values. Opening quo.
tatlons, which ranged from l9c to Fac
lower, with September $l.92ia to 1851
ana December Sl6lA to 81. SO, were
followed by decided furrner setbacks,
Subsequently attention focused to A
greater extent on economic conditions
ana, there was persistent selling BY
holders, After severe breaks, how.
ever, Commission house buying set in
and the market rallied somewhat. The
close was unsettled, az cents to Az
cents lower, with September 81 80 t.
81 s0iS and December tl59A to 81. COS.
ENLARGED crop estimates which Were
current did n good deal to put oats
on the down grade, After opening Nc
to llgulNsc lower including September
at !SA2 TO 79lac, the market continued
to descend.
Weakness became intensified later bN
bearish comment In regard to govern.
ment investigation OF reports of Alb.
normal domestic supplies OF meats, but,
ter and Eggs. Toward the last, though
packers gave the market u little sup.
port.
Provisions we're weaker and lower
with grain and hogs,
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NEW YORK COTTON,

Contracts closed irregular at advan(
Of 2S to as points,
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$3.50 u. yds, excavation at
csc ,.............,........s 2,5O2.5O
1900 lin. IT. No. 4 curb and
gutter at $40, .,,,s".."-4 4,7so.oc
so lin. IT. No. 4 radius curb
at si.Io .....,.......,.....,. $500
N25 .:....,s.".,.,..s1.'e. s,7es.oc
$3.50 Sc. yds. tar macadam top,
s-incS thick, at iOc 1870. s.7ss.oc
4i5 SO. Il. sidewalk removed
at Sc Observation-Disclosures. so.75
at s5c ....,..-.,........s.. ssl,2c
as GU. It. concrete coping for
steps at s0c .,...........,. $500
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NOTICE


TO PROPERTY OWNERS. FRONT
FOOT ASSESSMENT.
Roland street, Lamar avenue to
Southern railroad.
You are hereby notified that on the
18th day Of July 1919, the Board of Com
missioners OF the city of Memphis, Ten
nessee, passed an ordinance entitled
Improvement Ordinance No. ST." to
provide for the Improvement of Roland
street from Lamar avenu to Southern
railroad, by doing the following de-
scribed work, pursuant to chapter 34l
OF the acts OF 1907 and as amended by
the acts of 1909 and 1918 of the general
assembly Of the state OF Tennessee, and
as further amended by the acts of 1915
of the general assembly of the state Of
Tennessee.
The city engineers estimate of cost,
as filed, is as follows:
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TEXAS RAINFALL.

Additional markets page IA.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18

NEW YORK, July 1S.-Bar silver,
N.O6h; Mexican dollars, S1%c.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18

10 per cent for possible excess
of cost allowed by statute
over estimate ..............
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18

10 per cent statutory unitem-
lied charge for supervision
and general expense ........
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, luly is. (Spl)-
Cattle, receipts $50, slow, Hogs, l,7O0,
steady, quotations unchanged, sheep,
800, lambs, quarter lower, Sl67b,
sheep 1hO. bucks 800, down.
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ROUND The TICKER
Cotton.

New York wires; Local traders bear
ish on exchange situation, but fear bad
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18
Memphis District
Weather Bulletin
Memphis, Tenn, July Is, 1919.
High Low Rain
COTTON AREA SUMMARY

Average
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-15
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
RuddyC Cheeks SPARKLING Eyes
Most Women Can Have
s.u Or, Edwards, a Wen-Known
Ohio Physician

nFMEdwards for II years treated
rm,s q women for liver and bowel all
|menta During these years ne gave 10
Ne PATIENTS a prescription made OF a
| ~ veIl-known vegetable ingredients
mind NTH olive oil. naming them
| Dy. Edwards Olive Tablets. You Will
ncv them by their olive color.
These tablets are wondeI-wokers on
M Ews and bowels which cause 4
amal acton, carrying Of the waste
Id poisonous matter in ones system
VI II YOU have a pale face. sallow look,
til era pimples, coated tongue. head
shes Z bstless. no-good feeling. nj out
| d rrts inactive bowels, you take one
| d d.. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly
| im 4 time and note the pleasing results.
Thousands OF women and men take
| Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sue
nsful substitute for calomel-now and
| |thn jus 10 keep them fit. l0c and 2Sc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-15

.,ous ease. grace ana
In' xI,h salcn ivan Van ovstions
ptea has 6Yousht mn nn" o,pheum
rom s6tre he famous Nv hst
heaun, headl.nlng he new pi n,ns
~ o'sht sucA sensations. p"E
Is 'vp, have never been seen ~
81 "hl' uis crowning specuculs
|hs eW,.rt Guy Is when he rises saa sa,
AchhVenu' heel 20 oeo OF one toot
bally u"m ',es one dozen liShtnihs
Snd eie,,sont n stop. a fea! never
uhirls ~iiny,o hn,are. II Is said. by any
kontempotsS' ,.. wonderful
p,nkotf is truly a ~oa .aId for
ben"Sa ana no less may De sa,u ~
Ah0e e,,tner Mile. dPhoepe, VIZ
s pa pa beautiful dancer; ou,
POI o',R ovR Young woman, nan .,..'
beau ,"u one OF the worlds grea'es
tnn d,ncers and he lives up W
lssslr ,s'Ion II is his first Visit 10
s rep syast and Tulsa appreciate ieh
he sou s,,o He and Nile. Phoeoe are
>eeihs " attraction OF the new
hs tea tes,ch is good all the way
5broush. ,c, act has 10
80 N, show, for so many lu va
W. W. ss.m 70 get in such DIX hurry
O s., All, OF he theater ms soon -
srrtain rises for the az act'
is Gu. eu, Is,oddard. a talented single.
a ans stage appearance and a
i.n ma comedy singing an dtalk-
Ien and Van and Carrie Avery,
Ts.Ir hurles1ue fortune-tellinE
n lWaaame Slrloln- Medium are
y. NJ" otber leading entertainers
60, perorne and Trixie oliver.
oV, md woman with captivating
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-15

e Perry, Who 10 sllsg.d to have
stolen 10000 eiSsreu from = FRISCO box
car Juno 40. has been arrested In Terte
Hauie, Ind snd Ia being held thae pend
inf issuance o. an order OF removal ia
this district. Herbert Gibbons Who al,u
Is charged n sn aoeomplies IN the theft
..etet as drAymsn for Perry, federal Of
fieish say
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-15
Fron Baxkon Great Dancer
Thrills Orpheum Audiences

baritone ana soprano voices, give
n charming musical diversion called
"A Musical Interlude." II is disS
Iinctive for class and excellence.
Pot PNurri." n beautiful bird act,
Is the beat OF its kind ever seen In
Tulsa. An artistic presentation from
y art 10 finish 70"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-15

New Mooar Treasurer.
y. heiiers, treasurer Of Tulsa lodge No.
tlt. loyal order OF Moose has resigned to
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-15

'eaVs for Lenvsuwetth, Kan. he Will b
succeeded by A. &" Thompson
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-05-23
Ex-Service Men To
Get Easy Premiums
Uncle Sam Makes Premiums Low
Enough To Accommodate The
SllmmeSt POcketbOOk - Covers
Ages From Is To 20

Inc rates to be charged by the Fed
eral Government to ex-soldiers desir-
Gus OF continuing the insurance con-
tracts issued by Uncle Sam when war
was declared have now been announc-
eu. Inc contracts held by the sol
dlers and sailors were for a period
extending five years after war ceased,
that is until November II, 1923.
These contracts may be converted
into policies issued by the Govern
ment, which are for ordinary life in
surance, 20-payment life, 30-payment
life, 2O-year endowment, 30-year en-
dowment and endowment at the age
of 62 years.
The premiums are figured on the
age of the insured at the time of the
conversion of the contract into a
policy, and arrange from $1229 a year
per $1,000 for the ordinary life policy
for a person of Is years of age up
to SlO4.7S a year per $1,000 for a per-
son of 70 years. The rates are pay
able monthly, quarterly, semi-annually
and annually, there being a slight
saving to the insured by paying the
annual, semi-annual or quarterly
premium over the monthly premium
For ordinary life insurance, SOL
dier of 20 pays $13.5S annum per
$1,000; 25 years, $15.24; 80 years,
$1736; 95 years, S20.0S; 40 years,
$2374; As years, $2S.71; so years,
$9556; and so on up to $104.7S per
annum for 20 years of age.
The rates on the other classes of
insurance are higher, and for the 20
endowment plan, which is considered
to be one of the best classes, it is
$3S.S6 per annum per $1,000 for a per-
son of Is years; $39.10 for one of 20
years Of age; 25 years, 1894; 80
years, 5000; 35 years, $402S; 40
years, $41.46; As years, s43.47; and
so on up to $6S0S per $1,000 for one
of 60 years of age at the time Of
conversion.
The schedule issued by the Treas
ury Department containing the rates
for the government life insurance
contains all premiums and conditions
in detail.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-05-23
Industrial Board
Imposes Fine
Japanese Auto Repairer Must Pay
Dollar A Day Until He Renews In.
surance- Miss Lawrence Appoint
ed Acting Clerk

AT meeting of the Industrial
Accident board which was held Tues
day morning, in Wailuku, Y. Maruono,
proprietor of an automobile repair
shop and garage in Wailuku, was fined
by the board for violation of insur-
ance laws. Maruono's insurance has
lapsed and has not been renewed for
some months. He was fined $1.OO per
day for each day from May s when
his insurance lapsed, until such time
as he insures his emplyeos once more
If he does not comply with the laws
which compel him to insure his en-
ployes and ray his fine, his shop will
be ordered closed.
Miss Edith Lawrence was appoint
ed acting clerk of the board during
the absence of Mrs. Will. j. Cooper,
who will be away on the mainland for
three months.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-05-23
Will Give Lessons
In Bee Keeping

A special, short-course in bee keep
ing is being given at the College Of
Hawaii by Prof. d. L. Crawford and
Mr.. E. C. Smith, Manager of the Gar
zen Island Honey Company. Eight
persons have signed up for the class
and it is eXXected that others will
join. A meeting was held last Mon
day to arrange convenient time for
regular class sessions. 1t was decid-
ed at that time to have one session
on Saturday afternoons, beginning at
1870 P. NJ, and such other shorter
sessions on other days as might be
necessary to observe certain things in
the hives.
The course will extend into June
and will consist of informal lectures
by Prof. Crawford and demonstra-
strations by Mr.. Smith. Some of the
members of this class are college
students but most of them are out
siders" whom the college is glad to
serve.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-05-23
: ill Charter Claudine And Expect To
Bring About Two Hundred People
On July 8 For Two Days Conven-
tiOn
PLAN ELABORATE ENTERTAINMENTS
Local Lodge Expecting To Give
Visitors The Time Of Their Lives
And Making Big Preparations For
Them

The district convention of the Or
der of Foresters in the Territory of
Hawaii for the year 1919 will be held
at the X. of P. hall in Wailuku, July
and 5. Delegates from all over the
Territory will attend. On this occas-
ion it is also expected that a very
large number Of eXcursionists will
come from Honolulu and Hilo. The
The Foresters' have practically
chartered the Claudine for the trip,
which will leave Honolulu, Thursday,
July 3, and there will be at least 100
excursionists. Predictions are how
ever, that there will be $50 or even
200 in the party.
Will Entertain Royalty
The Foresters on Maui are making
big preparations to receive their
guests, and from conversations held
with the leaders, it seems that the
Honolulu and Hilo parties will con-
slider themselves fortunate if they
land back home whole and with all of
their belongings. A reception, dance,
smoker and other entertainment is
being planned and the Foresters in
tend to show the visitors that when
they land on this Island that they
it be at the very best hotel or whether
in one of the neat, clean and tidy cells
operated by Sheriff Crowell.
Formal invitations issued by the
tended to every Forester in the Ter
tended to every Foresters in the Ter
ritory of Hawaii. These invitations
go out over the signature of the local
Chief Ranger, w. E. Bal, and it is
hoped will be accepted by large
number of members of the order.
Joaquin Garcia, head of the Order of
Foresters in the Territory of Hawaii,
goes to Honolulu some time next
month to make an official visit to one
of the local courts, and hopes are
high that his visit will encourage
many more to come to Maui, particu-
larly when he tells them what Maui
is doing to entertain them.
Various committees of the local
Court of Foresters are working on
the program and duties outlined with
a view to making the whole excursion
an unqualified success.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-05-23
Lyman H. BigelOw OF Honolulu, Pays
Visit To Fair Site, Lahaina And
Hana-COnfers With A. W. Collins
On Wharf Project
FAIR BUILDING STARTS SOON
May Be Used As Civic Center-Coun-
ty Fair And Raciug Association To
Incorporate Immediately --InSpects
Hama Wharf

Lyman H. Bigelow superintendent
of public works for the territory and
chairman of the harbor board, paid
visit to Maui this week in the in
terest sof the Territorial Fair Build
ing for which the 1919 legislature has
made $4,000 appropriation. Mem.
bers of the Maui County Fair and
Racing Association met with him at
Kahului on Wednesday and reviewed
the fair site in reference to the select
ion of the best location for the build
ing, plans, etc. 1t is planned to make
the building public one, to be used
in the nature of community center
where large conventions, dances and
entertainments may be held, and
which will be large enough to cover
the social needs of the county Mr..
Bigelow intimated that work on the
building would go right ahead after
the necessary preliminaries have been
arranged for by the Maui association.
Necessary To incorporate
1t was found that incorporation pa.
pers will have to be applied for by
the Maui County Fair and Racing AS.
sociation in order that they may take
advantage of the appropriation, as
the money will not be available until
they are corporate body. 1t was
voted to make application for the pa
pers Immediately.
After the conference at Kahului, Mr..
Bigelow went to Lahaina and confer
red there with A. w. Collins of the
Pioneer Mill company, chairman of
the permanent Lahaina wharf commit
tee. The results of this meeting
are not known, although it is surmis-
ed that Mr.. Bigelow's interview had
to do with the question of a possible
tolls for the Lahaina wharf. From
Lahaina he went to Hama to look into
the wharf situation at that point
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-05-23
Cane Fire Caused
By Train Spark
DiscOveredBy yMOtorist Burns About
Twenty Minutes And Damages
About Quarter Of An Acre-Pen-
hallOw Almost Has Accident

Great excitement was caused in
this section Tuesday afternoon about
1870 o'clock when a fire broke out in
a cane field between Wailuku and
Waihee. The fire which had been
started by spark from the pass
ing train of the Wailuku Sugar Com
pany, was discovered by a Japanese
who was passing from Wailuku. He
Immediately turned in an alarm and
i ma short time large force had
turned out to fight the fire. Manager
Penhallow broke all the speed records
and nearly capsized on the bridge in
his efforts to get to the fire. The fire
was under control in about 20 minutes
and damaged about quarter of an
acre of cane, Wailuku Sugar Com
pany according to Superintendent e.
Soper.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-05-23
To Erect Drugstore.
On Market Street
Chock ChOng, Prominent Business
Man Of HilO, Will Establish First
Class Drug Business Here Thinks
Best Business Opportunity Here

Arriving with his family Tuesday
night from Hilo on the Mauna Kea
was Chock Chong, who has been
resident of Hilo for many years but
who has some to Wailuku to establish
a drug business. Mr.. Chong, who
was the proprietor of the Hawaii
Drug company in Hilo, one of the
largest and most successful stores of
that line in Hilo contemplates the
establishment of first class up-to-
date dru gbusiness in Wailuku. The
name of the concern is to be the
Maui Drug company. A new building
will be erected on Market street Wal
hee side for the drugstore.
The company will be a stock COM
pany, with Mr.. Chong, H. H. More
head of San Francisco and w. H.
holders, with several shareholders
among the business men of Maui.
The management of the new Maui
concern intends to install a soda
fountain that will cost $4,000 and it
will be the first of its kind on Maui.
Manager Chong intends to employ
two haole dispensers and several men
of other nationalities. Chong is now
Qudllneu chemist as ne mas Deen
granted his license to practice pharm-
acy in the territory.
Good Opportunities Here
Mr.. Chong is an old resident of
Hilo, graduating from the High school
and the Hilo Union school. He is
well known nthe islands, having
formerly been an employe of Benson
& Smiths in Honolulu, and has tour
ed the principal cities of the United
States in study of his business. Mr..
Chong believes there is a good busi-
ness opportunity in Wailuku, and says
he sees no reason why it should not
grow. He stated to a representative
of The Maui News that after investl-
eating Kauai and Oahu, he felt the
best business possibilities lay right in
Wailuku, which constituted his prin-
cipal reason for coming here to settle.
Mrs. Chong successfully conducted
the California Fruit company in Hilo,
but sold out her interests to come.
with her husband. They have taken
a house on Church street near the
Grand hotel and after necessary REF
pairs will establish their home there
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-05-23
Hapai Ko Contest
At Fair June Il
Expected That Cane Loading Tourna-
ment Will Attract Much Attention
H. B. PenhallOw To Conduct
Elimination Tests

Maui, Oahu and Kauai will be pitted
against each other in a hapai ko
tournament at the Territorial fair,
June GA, which is expected to at
tract the attention of the industrial
and agricultural world.
Contests at the various plantations
on Maui will be held between their
teams from May "a to May 81. On
June l the preliminary elimination
contests between the teams will be
held, probably at Waikapu, at which
time the winning team will be select
ed and sent to Honolulu. The Inter
island hapai ko will be held at Ho-
nolulu, Thursday, June II.
Two cane-leaders will constitute a
team. These two may be a man and
a woman, or both men. A space 20
by IS feet will be prepared in front
of the grandstand, on which will be
placed a section of portable track and
three-ton, side-door cane-car The
sugar cane will be scattered Yer the
exhibition area, just as it would lie
in the field after cutting, and each
team of two will be started and
timed in true sportsman-like style.
First and second prizes of $50 and
$50 will be awarded by the fair CON-
mission. Travelling expenses of the
teams will be borne by the planta-
tions they represent.
Manager H. b. Penhallow of Wal
luku Sugar Co., is looking after
Maui's interests. Fair Commissioner
w. f. Sanborn of Kauai represents
the contest for the Garden Island
and Manager Renton of Eva Planta-
tion for Oahu.