The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-11-05
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Trap Shooters Observation-Disclosures
trap shooters have issued a challenge
for a match with the other Maui teams
for Thanksgiving day.
Woman Aid Meeting.-The Wo-
mans Aid of the Waikiki Union
Church will meet next Tuesday after
noon, November 9, at the home of Mrs.
w. c. Carter.
Nurse Oies-Adelaide Napapa, for
several years a nurse at Malulani Hos
pital died at Kula S%anitarium, Mon
day night and funeral services were
held Wednesday.
Set Aside for Park.-Governof Nc
Carthy has set aside the land oppo-
site the old Maui County court house
at Lahaina for park purposes. 1t con
tains 1880 feet.
Athletic Club NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
the Waikiki Athletic club will hold
their regular monthly evening next
Tuesday evening at the office Of the
Waikiki Gymnasium.
Mrs. Weddick Named.-As a mem
Der of the Child Welfare Board on
Maui, Governor Mccarthy has named
Mrs. w. Weddick to fill the vacancy
tduStu ny iHe uedJu VI MIS-. Siudl-
low.
introduction Postponed.-Owing to
the mass of other business which will
come before the special session of the
legislature it has been deemed advis-
able to hold back the proposed uni
form traffic law until the regular SEES
sion.
Fair Association Meetine.-To hear
reports on the Third Maui Fair the
Maui County Fair and Racing Associa-
ton will meet this afternoon. Direc-
tor Harold w. Rice has been striving
to have final reports ready for pres
entation at that time.
New Foresters Lodge.-Foresters
have organized a large and healthy
lodge on Kauai, according to advices
reaching Maui this week. Organiza-
ton was perfected October %, and
the lodge starts with a membership of
$50. Henry Van Gieson is chief ran
ger.
Dies of Injuries-As a result of in
juries sustained October 2S a Jap
anese named Ukita died on the Both.
He was riding with a Japanese
named Milo and at the Lahaina'
pump house jumped from the car be-
fore it stopped, fell under the wheels
and sustained fatal injuries.
Sam Johnson Heard From.-Sam
Johnson, n time adjutant general of
the Hawaiian National Guard, a ma
jor in Siberia where he was provost
marshal in V~ladivostok, is now a cap
tain in the regular army and in charge
of the recruits in Manila, according
to reports brought home by DR.. c. B.
Cooper.
Bids Too High-When bids for the
construction of the proposed new
Forresters' building at Kahului all
were found to be about so percent in
excess of the estimates. This will
probably entail some considerable
change in the plans. A meeting of
the committee will be held within a
few days to consider the subject.
Treatment at KaIaupapa.-Treat-
ment of approximately so patients at
Kalaupapa settlement with the new
chaulmoogra oil specific, was begun
this week under the direction of Dr..
w. J. Goodhue. Eventually all of the
settlement patients, with possibly a
few EXCEPTIONS, will be placed under
treatment, says DR.. F. e. Trotter,
president of the board of health.
Woman's Guild Bazaar.-In the Ter
ritOrial building tomorrow evening, be-
ginning at 7:45 o'clock the Woman's
Guild of the Church of the Good Shep-
herd will hold its annual entertain
ment, dance and bazaar. A well ar
ranged program will be followed by
dancing while at the booths there will
be novelties, fancy goods and delica-
lessen and refreshments will be serv-
ed during the evening.