The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-11-26
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Foresters to Elect-Court Valley Is
land Lodge No. 9239 \. o. F. will hold
election of officers at it's mex meet
ing, Thursday, December 2.
Filipinos viii celebrate-Prepara-
tions are being made by the Filipinos
1l Maui TO observe the oath anniVer-
sary of the death of Or. Jose Rial,
the Filipino patriot, on December 80.
Union Services Held-All the con
gregations of the Protestant churches
of Waquku and Kahului united in
Thanksgiving services held at the
Church of the Good Shepherd yester-
day morning.
Inquest is Held-A ~coroner's in
quest on the death of the young Jap
anese whose body was found last week
after the finding of letters indicating
q suicide pact was held yesterday. The
boy of the girl has not been found.
May Fill Vacancies-Of especial in
terest to Maui is the bill which per
mis- board of supervisors to fill vacan
cies in its own body and in county
Offices. The measure was introduced
by Representative Fassoth and was
enacted.
Good Show For Hana-'Brokeu
Blossoms which appeared to a crowd
ed house at the Hip last night will 20
TO Rama to be shown al the Victory
Theater next week. Manager Errett
secured the unusual attraction for his
theater on a recent visit to Waikiki.
KiIauea to Replace Claudine-Ap-
parently well authenticated reports
say the Kilauea is to replace the
lNT,r-I,a- FA, III T.l1s --..
month. One report says that the XII
lauea will make only one more trip on
the old run.
New High School Principal-Walter
E. Gordon who has been with the
Arizona State University at Tucson
will be the principal of Maui High and
Grammar School. His appointment
has been approved by the Board of
Public instruction and his arrival to
take charge is expected in the very
neal future.
Missing Goods Found-Louis Amiel,
CT the Boston Store sale went to Ho-
nolulu last week to trace down boxes
OF goods which he had expected to
arrive from there, additions TO the
stock here. He found some OF
the goods had gone to Hama and come
back here and 25 cases still remained
20 be shipped from Honolulu when
space was available, he says. He adds
that he expects another consignment
of merchandise from the mainland ar
rived in Honolulu this week.
New Island Steamer-Among the re-
turning Islanders on the Maui was c..
Percy Morse, assistant general man
ager of the lnter-Island Steam Naviga-
ton Company, who brought word that
he concern has purchased the passen-
ger steamer City of Topeka from the
Admiral line, to be used as a reserve
vessel. She is about the size of the
steamer Kinau, can accommodate 10
passengers, and has a large freight
capacity. The City of Topeka will sail
from San Francisco for Honolulu
about December 8, in charge of Cap
tain Freeman master of the Mauna
Kea.
Appeal is Decided-In the equity
suit of c. Kisaba and the Baldwin
Bank OF Kahului, against Manuel
DJrges, Ida Lou Harris Collins and
Pauwela Pineapple Company, a Maui
case tried before Judge James J.
Banks in the circuit court here sew
eral weeks ago, Judge Banks handed
down a decision in which he holds
that Manuel Borges is rightfully pos
sessed of the six acre tract " " +
and the pineapples growing thereon"
The injunction against Borges has
been dissolved and the receiver upon
approval of his accounts discharged,
the costs of court being taxed against
the compliments. Eugene Murphy
Dlaintiff'S counsel