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A4onoot ~ dAhth6 WIZ NJ anu AAoo S5hO y
Mrs. Anthony and Mrs. Cowan were
judges on the sewing. Prizes were
given by the district TO the pupils as
follows..
sewing--srookside School.
Seventh and Eighth grade Maggie
Fetta, first: Mary Iubatti. collar, sec
ond: towel, second; Jacueline Bru-
netto. third.
Sixth grade-Annie Merlino, towel.
first; collar, first; Theresa Aprata,
second; Maggie Scalenetti. second;
Rosa Canto, third: Mary Merlino.
third.
Fifth grsde-Msry Tisone, first;
Mary Ricci. towel, first: collar. third;
Lena Omerto. second; Mary Frullo,
third: Martha Canto, second.
Fourth grade-Rose Lovisone, FIRST:
Mary Lovisone, second; Lena Fretta.
third.
Third srade-Pearl Lippis. first: An
ME Lippis. second; Nellie Lippis,
thira-
Manual Training.
Eighth grade-George lombard
first; John Oberto. second; Joel Fitz
gerald. third.
Seventh grade-David Hunden
first; Lawrence James. second; Steve
James. third.
Sixth grade-Joe Rocci, first, Rich
ard Cowan, second; Carlo Tossetto
third
Fifth grade-Peter Fretta, first
Charlie Silva, third; Bauldie Mer
limo. second.
Fourth grade-Martin oberto. first
Tony Roman, second; Pascal Tisone
third.
Third srade-Venantius TonsC
tBrewster), first; Lewis Cowan. sec
ond: Alvin Pascoe tBrewster), third
Brewster, Sewing.
/ First division grade-Edith Telck
apron. first: towel, third; Ellen Law.
ley. apron. second; towel, second; Clio
tiida vernetti, towel first; apron
! third.
Second division grade-Apoilonis
Tonso. aprid. first: towel first; Jose
phine Telck. apron, second: towel, sec
ond: Mary Vernetti. apron, third
Lena Vernetti, towel, third.
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''The Greenwood"
+ Being Improved

The Greenwood apartments, corner
Fifth street and Greenwood avenue.
have undergone transformation at
the hands OF designers. carpenters.
plumbers. painters. paperhang.rs.
decorators and other workmen during
the last few months that Is impress
si,e and pleasing. The property is
owned by + h. Renfrow and under his
direction and supervision improve
ments have been made TO the place
that make IL almost unrecognizsble to
those who have not followed the
course OF the work that has so greatly
changed It's appearance and arrange
meni. particularly the interior OF the
building.
The Greenwood was formerly the
residence of the late Mr.. and Mrs. +
A. Reynolds and family and. as such.
win be readily recalled by many peo
Pile. especially by those who were
privileged 10 partake OF the hospitali
ties of it's occupants at that time
Sine the death OF Mr.. Reynolds the
property has been into many owner
ships and through many viscissitudes
i OF recent years 81 has been used as pri-
sate boarding house and while in that
service its designation as The Green
wood" WAS bestowed upon II. The
name Will be continued now that Il
has been converted into an apart
ment house.
Mr.. Renfrow came TO Canon City
last October from Neafus. KY. and
the following month purchased the
property from James T. Mcclure with
the intention OF making some improve
ments to 1t that would help Canon
City meet its housing problem. which
began an elaborate plan OF transfor-
nation, which is now practically com
pleted. To convert II into an apart.
ment property such as hc desired TO
mako of II. Mr.. Renfrow has spen;
practically $4,000. After securing
satisfactory plans he procured build
er and gave him carte blanche TO
make the changes and alterations sug-
gested by the architect. The re-
suit has been little short Of marvel
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Canon
GUEST OF MRS
r. l. 6uNTEN

C&n0u-
GUEST OF MRS
r. l. suNTEN
Mrs. Clyde Glossar and little daagh-
ter, Helen, of Trinidad, are here as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. LY. Bunten
ON Rudd avenue
LARGE CROWD
AT PAGEANT
A large attendance was present at
!. o. o. F. hall Thursday night to
witness the pageant and enjoy the
penny social" given by members of
the Rebekah lodge. The pageant was
patriotic one. and was beautifully
carried out, by the ladies all wear
ing white and carrying fiags, and the
singing of patriotic songs.
REID CALLED
TO DENVER
H A Reid departed for Denver on
Thursday in response to telegram
apprising him of the death Of his IA
ther. John Reid. in that city.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
TO BANQUET TONIGHT
The county commissioners, repre-
senting II counties in the state. will
enjoy a banquet at the Canon Hotel
this evening. Among those who have
already arrived in the city to be in
attendance are c. ID. Roach OF Denver,
B. r .McCoor of Bent county, and H
c. Bell of Las Animas. Many will
arrive by automobile later.
NEWTON OF
PAONIA HERE
J. H Newton OF Paonia. Colo. is a
visitor in the city.
DENVER MAN A
BUSINESS VISITOR
NJ G Marsillus of Denver is in the
the Canon hotel
MRS SHuPP GOES
TO DENVER TO RESIDE
Mrs. Mary Shupp and little daugh-
ter. Mary. departed Thursday for Den
yer to join Mr.. Shupp and reside in
that city permanently.
GUESTS AT
cOSTEN HOME
Mr.. and Mrs z. p. Costen. Mrs. F.
H Costen and Miss Doris Chapman of
! Snyder. Okla. are guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. A o. Costen. 719
Rudd avenue Nj and Mrs. Z. p.
costen are the parents OF A. o. Costen.
HIGH Y" ANNUAL
BANQUET TONIGHT
The High " will give their annual
banquet tonight at the Strathmore
I hotel
MACK SENNETT'S
DOWN ON THE FARM"
The idea that led 10 the production
of Mack Sennett's five-reel master
piece. Down on the Farm" United
Artists release. arose from reality of
life on the Mack Sennett farm which
occupies a part OF his large acreage
of studio and lot in Los Angeles.
Some OF his stars. notably Louise Fa-
zenda. Marie Provost. Charlie Muir
ray. Jimmy Finlayson and Ben Tur-
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The Stork Express

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rose. 1910 Park
avenue. are the proud parents of 10
pound boy Rather a large rosebud.
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The Record want aus are great bust
ness producers Try one
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M'lkiNS RETURN
TO DENVER

Mrs. c. II. NcI-ain and George Nc
Lain. who have been guests at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Biggs
during the past week. departed for
Denver Friday They were accom-
panied by Mrs Arthur Biggs, Clinton
and Jean Bigrs. who viii remain in
Denver for the weekend. Mr.. Biggs
Will motor TO Colorado Springs Sun
day to meet his family. and they will
return home with him.
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Friday
w. n. FORSYTHE
COMES TO TOWN

OOWtS . TOWN
w n. Forsythe arrived here this
morning on his annual visit. He has
his Carry -us-All and his Ferris wheel
with him and his men are putting
them in running shape today. Mr..
Forsythe this year has a wonderful
free attraction in bear which rides
on the Ferris wheel and on the Garry
us-All II rides the horses like a
human heing
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BAlMAkS GO
TO RANCH

T b. and T. C. BaIman OF Hillside
who have been in attendance at ths
convention in Pueblo. motored tC
their ranch this morning. accompanied
by Miss Judith Chaming.
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oARNERs RETURN
TO WEsTCliFFE

Mr.. and Mrs. Force GARNER and
children of westclire. who have been
visiting at the homo of Mrs. Gsrnier's
sister. Mrs. d. C. Payne on South
Third street. win leave for their home
today.
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LAMBS MOVE
TO pENRoSE

+ Il. Lamb and family are moving
nom their residence. 72s Pine avenue,
TO the olmsted place. located on the
state highway near Fenrose. which
they have just purchased. Mr. Lamb
will make OF this place q model farm
MISS SMITH
VISITS HERE
Miss Amelia Smith of Denver. who
is former resident Of Canon City.
and has many friends here. IS the
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Miss Rose Woln and Dick Ellington
of Wesicline, accompanied by Miss
woin-s sister. Mrs Garnier. came
down from westoiine Thursday. The
young couple viii be married this aft
ernonu In this city.
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RockAFELLoWs WILL
HERE

Mr. and Mrs V. e Bockafeliow ant
Mrs. w. A. Roekafellow OF Paonia
Colo. have arrived in the city and eS
meet 10 locate here
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hUkDlEYS MOVE TO
MACON AVE NUE. HOME

Mr. and Mrs John Hundiey have re
moved from their former residence on
Allison avenue TO their new home. l2s
Macon avenue. recently purchased
through Hodgin a Sharmsn.
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fair. II is hardly too much to say. has
not taken place In connection with the
local schools yA,s year.
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South Fourth street, announce ~
birth OF son. Who arrived Tuesday.
Nay ~.
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YOUNG COUPLE TO
BE MARRIED HEPE

human being.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1920-12-14
Personals


Ars. w. F. Horner leaves TO-DAY for
Honolulu and will remain there until
after Christmas.
Judge Dickey left for Honolulu and
the Coast by the Kinau last Saturday.
He will spend Christmas and the holi-
days with his folks" there, and will
be back about the middle of January.
Mrs. w. F. Sanborn was suddenly
called to Town about a week ago by
wireless notification of the operation
of "Jacky" for appendicitis. 1t was
a very serious case threatening pneu-
monia, and his friends were very anx-
ious for two or three days. BY the
latest news he is doing very we'll
Mrs. X. B. Morgan and her mother,
Mrs. Munroe, leave today for Homo
lulu where they will be joined a week
later by Mr.. Morgan. They will visit
the island of Hawaii before Mrs. Nun
roe sails for California, December 20.
Braves, Jr Coming for New Years ..
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HONOLULU WRESTLERS DEFEAT
LOCAL MEN

The local wrestlers were outclassed
by the visitors from Honolulu in the
exhibition staged at the Tip Top last
Friday night This does not mean
that it was not a good show-because
it was. Every seat in the show house
was filled, and everybody was entire
ly satisfied with what they saw.
The main bout, between Kinjo Ike
da and Aukai was especially good
Aukai is young Japarese-Hawaiian
giant from Waimea, who knows very
little about the wrestling game, but in
spite of his lack of knowledge of the
game he gave Kinjo one of the hard
est battles he ever had. Although
Kinjo got two falls, one in Is minutes
and the other in minutes, he was
not able to get Aukais powerful
shoulders to the mat in either fall.
III lue llTSl ldli, dlleI tIyiii6 loi IL
minutes to get Aukai's shoulders to
the mat, Kinjo finally got the local
boy helpless in a scissors hold, and
he had to give up. The second fall
was made in seven minutes, the
champion getting a deadly head hold
from which Aukai could not extract
himself.
The preliminaries were rather good,
though both local men were outclass-
ed. Moses, who weighs 190 pounds,
went up against Perkins, of Honolulu
who weighs 100. Moses put up a
good scrap, but the Honolulu lad was
too heavy for him and he bit the dust
in two straight falls of four and six
minutes each.
The Rego-Fernandez bout was fast
and short and Rego was a dissapoint-
ment to his supporters. 1t was ex-
pected that he would either win the
match or make hard try for it. Fer
nandez got two straight falls in four
minutes each.
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THE STORY OF BETHLEHEM

A beautiful sacred cantata with the
above title, will be given in the Tip
Top theatre, Sunday night, Dec &c.
1t is the wonderful Christmas story
which Mr.. Daniel Pratheroe has taken
and set to most varied and harmon
ious music. The element of variety
and many happy and unanticipated
surprises greet the listeners through
out the cantata.
The story deals with the birth of
Christ, the text being taken from and
based upon portions of the Old and
New Testaments. 1t is divided into
three parts and a prologue.
The introduction begins with male
voices broadly proclaiming, Behold!
will send my messenger" This
thought continues in solos, trio's and
eliminates with the full chorus in
Arise, Shine, for thy light is Come.
In part one, a soprano solo announc.
eS lHc dlllNdl VI llle WISE lltl lIOll
the East. A male chorus takes up
their question and sings; Where is
He that is born King of the Jews?'
King Herod, in a dramatic bass solo
hurls defiance and attempts death for
this new King. A tenor solo announ
ces to Jerusalem the wonderous star
and part one is brought to a close with
an unaccompanied symphonizing chor
us.
Part two tells the story of the plains
of Bethlehem. The discovery of the
Christ child, the alteration and GLORY
to God in the highest with ladies
voices. The chorale summons all tc
worship "The King"
In part three, tenor and soprano
solos, men and ladies' choruses, al
ascribe praise to "The King" and il
closes with a grand chorus. Sing
and Rejoicett for 10! ! come, saith
the Lord"
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Present Status of
NauiHUiH Harbor

The following from tire treasurer to
OF Commerce will explain the present
status of the Nawiliwil harbCr pro.
ject:
Replying to your letter addressed
to the Territorial Auditor under date
of December 7th, | am able to inform
you that the $20O,GOO bond issue for
Nawiliwil Harbor project has been
approved by the President, and the
bonds are now in process of engrav-
ing at San Francisco. They will be
dated December 18th and run for a
term of 30 years, with the option of
the Territory to redeem them in 20
yelrs or at any time thereafter. They
will bear interest at the rate of 41A9c.
This entire issue has been contract
ed to be sold to Mr.. George N. Wilcox
of your Island, at the rate Of 9S01 per
100. The sale will take place on
December 18th and will yield to the
Territory $196,02O. The additional
SO $50 necessary to make the deposit
of 100000 to the credit of teh Secre-
tary of War, required by Act Of Con-
gress to be made by the County Of
Kauai, or other agency, before any of
the Federal appropriation of s250,000
made in March 1919, can be spent or
contracted for, will be allotted by the
Governor from other Loan Funds ac.
count and it is the intention that
everything necessary to be done by
a Coetht uno yfKiauh mz taoin
the County of Kauai or by the Terri
tory in it's behalf, will be accomplish
ed before the end Of the present
month.
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BRAVES, JR. BASEBALL TEAM
COMING FOR NEW YEAR GAMES

Promoter Antoine Refs, of Kapaa,
has secured financial backing for a
trip to be made to Kauai during New
Years by the Braves Jr., of Honolulu.
Mr.. w. II. Rice, Jr., of Lihue, has
agreed to finance the trip and final
arrangements are being worked out
by correspondence.
The Braves Jr. are made up mostly
of Hawaiian-born Portuguese boys,
and in the 1920 race of the Junior
League of Honolulu, came out second
best, the only two defeats sustained
by them being at the hands of the
All Around Chinese which visited
Kauai last July.
1t has been proposed to play games
at Waipouli, Kapaa and Lihue, the
first game to be against a Kappa
winter league team on Friday, Dec.
31st. On Saturday, New Years day,
the Makees, champions of Kauai, will
meet them at Waipouli and double
header is proposed for Sunday, Jan.
2nd at the same place, with the ALI
Japanese in the first game and the
All-Kauais in the second. On Mon
day, a game will probably be played
with Lihue, runners-up to the Makees
in the 1920 championship dash
The Makees, Lihues, and All-Jap'
anese will probably have the same
lineup they used against the Chinese
last July, but the All-Kauai team will
probably be made up as follows:
Ohama, catcher; Cummings n d
Okuda, pitchers Rodrigues, 1st; Tsu
nehiro, End; Bun Hee, S.; Kenneth
Hee, 3rd; King left; VIM. Akana
center, and Dol, right, with Nj. Per
reira, of Lihue, as substitute.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1920-12-14
IMPORTANT COUNCIL MEETING

A meeting of the Kauai Council,
Boy Scouts of America, will be held
in the County building tomorrow,
"wednesday afternoon at 2:3O This
meeting is for the purpose Of adopting
new constitution and electing Off
GERS of the council for the new year.
The matter of the coming visit Of the
eight Honolulu scouts under the lead
ership of Eagle Scout Ezra Crane
will be considered with a view to
suitable schedule and entertainment
for the boys. All men over twenty.
one who can be present are invited.
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In response to inquiry from the
secretary of the Chamber of Commerce
in regard to the present status of the
Nawiliwili Harbor project Col. Flag
Ter, of the U. S. Army Engineers, re-
plies as follows:
Replying to your letter of Dec. 7,
| beg to inform the Chamber that
every effort is being made to facili-
tate early Inauguration of work on
Nawiliwili Harbor, as soon as the con-
ditions imposed by Congress prece-
dent to expenditure of the appropri-
alton are met. AS you know, all these
conditions have now been met except
the deposit to the credit of the Sec
retary of war of 100000 by the
County of Kauai, or other agency.
Shortly after my visit to Kauai in
October, reported to the Chief Of
Engineers that it was my belief that
the money would shortly be forthcom-
ing, and to avoid delay I suggested
the name of the proper depositary for
the funds and requested that neces
sary steps be taken to have them
transferred from the credit of the
Secretary of War to the District Of
ficer, to permit immediate expendi
ture.
81 also submitted a revised subpro-
ject for the conduct of the work to
enable immediate beginning without
having to submit same after funds
are available. Negotiations have been
satisfactorily completed in the last
few days for the use of local quar-
ries to obtain rock for the breakwater,
and as far as l can see everything is
in trim for immediate beginning Of op.
erations when the same can be legally
undertaken.
81 noticed in the public press some
weeks ago that the President had ap-
proved the bond issue and l assume
that it will be a matter of but a short
time until the last condition has been
fulfilled"
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Standing of the Teams
THE INCONVENIENCE
OF PAVEL

Passengers leaving by the Kinau
last Tuesday had abundant occasion
to complain at fate, the bad weather
and the waywardness of the Inter Is
land.
The road to Ahukini was so ex-
ceedingly bad, and the traffic on the
same so congested that great many
passengers found it impossible to get
there before five o'clock. When
they did get there they found that
the gang plank had been run in and
they couldn't get aboard. And in
spite of all pleadings they had to stand
there, on the open wharf, in driving
down-pour of rain, until six o'clock,
when they were finally taken aboard.
But this wasn't the end of their trou-
bles Because of the heavy sea and
the darkness it was considered unsafe
to put to sea, and they staid there till
morning, reaching Honolulu in the
late afternoon.
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KAUAI POST STRONGLY IN
FAVOR OF NATlTORlUM;
PASS RESOLUTIONS

Kauai Post No. of the American
Legion has taken up the matter of the
war memorial and natatorium that has
been proposed by the Legion as a men,
orial, to be situated at Waikiki, Homo
lulu They are strongly backing the
proposition and have passed a reso-
luton to that effect;
Whereas, the legislature of the Ter
ritory of Hawaii in the session of 1919
appropriated funds for'the purchase of
land and the erection of a memorial to
those of our comrades who died in the
military and naval forces of the United
States and
Whereas, the tendency of the pres
ent generation, as manifested in war
memorials proposed and erected on the
mainland and elsewhere, has been to
avoid strictly ornamental structures
such as statues and fountains, and to
erect memorials embodying utility as
well as ornamentation, as auditoriums,
libraries and amphi-theaters and,
Whereas, the swimmers in Hawaii,
while using unoccupied portions of Ho-
nolulu harbor for training and racing,
have placed this Territory second to no
section of the world in the production
of champions, and
haoah of \VailyiEi al
though heralded far and wide in prose
poetry and song, has, through neglect
of development, become one of the
most overrated attractions of the ter
ritory, be it.
Resolved hat Kauai Post No. 2 of
the American Legion express itself as
being unanimously in favor of erect
ing at Waikiki, a natatorium of such
size and proportion rs will be an ever
lasting memorial to those of our com
rades who will not return, and be it
further
Resolved that this natatorium shall
be so situated and designed as to give
the rising generation of champions a
swimming course comparable with any
in the country and upon which the
swimming traditions of Hawaii may be
justly maintained and furthered; and
which will restore, to the beach of Wal
kiki some of the elegance and grandeur
and reputation that it once possessed,
and be it further
Resolved that copies of this resoll-
ton be presented to the Mayor and
Board of Supervisors of the City and
County of Hnolulu and to the Gov
ernor of the Territory of Hawaii
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DOINGS IN COURT

The last jury case on the Circuit
Court Calendar was disposed of last
week, 1t may be remembered that
some months ago, during the "flu"
a Japanese boy, Seichi, driving the
Hospital Ford, lost control of his car
which turned turtle and one of his
passengers, Filipino woman, was
killed.
The husband of the unfortunate
woman brought action for damages
against the father Of the boy one
Higuchi of Nawiliwili, for the sum of
$4,000.
The jury found the boy guilty OF
reckless driving and awarded DANA
ges of 5000. 1t now remains to be
seen whether the Filipino husband
can collect the 5000
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1920-12-14
KAUAI LABOR UNION
HOLDS GATHERING

The Japanese Labor Union of Kapaa,
Kauai, held its second general meet.
ing at its headquarters at Kapaa on
December 9Th last according to a cor
Jiji's Kauai branch. One of the main
things done at the meeting was a re-
port of the details and results Of the
last delegates conference of the Ha-
waii Laborers' Association held in Ho-
nolulu last month, the report being
made by n. Teraoka, who represented
Kauai at the delegates conference
Nippu Jill.
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Kapaa Notes
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Rain again prevented our baseball
games, the first game between the
Farmers and Libertys ending in the
3rd with a one-all score Unusually
heavy rains then made it impossible
to continue.
Philip Chun Chew, secretary of the
AGA baseball team, which toured
Kauai last July, is on a vacation at
Kapaa, visiting Iu Bun Hee.
Lee Wing, homesteader, is the proud
possessor of the first 1921 Buick car
in Kapaa.
For the first time in the last two
years, the Hawaiian Canneries Co
was forced to have packing day on
Sunday during the winter season, due
to the large quantity of fruit in the
fields, which could not be run through
on Saturday.
The new store building of the Bank
of Kauai, is the finest and largest
store building of it's kind to be erect
ed here so far. Foundation and frame
work are already up, and Contractor
Tracy has promised to have the job
finished in record time.
Quite contrast with last year,
when everybody wanted rain and got
none, and now we are having more
than enough.