The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-07-22
Pertinent Paragraphs

June Bonus-The plantation work
ers' bonus for the month from June
IS to July 16 was 125 percent.
Dance and Concert There will be
a concert and dance at the Territorial
Building tomorrow night under the
auspices of the Waikiki branch of the
Church of the Latjernay Saints.
vein Sing at Lecture-Mrs. Mae
Lewis Clarke has consented to sing
at the entertainment at the Kahului
Community House next Tuesday eve
ming. when Professor Babe gives his
lecture on Birds and Mountaineering
in the Sierras."
A. G. 3. Dividend-At a meeting of
the directors of Alexander & Baldwin
This morning the monthly dividend
rate was cut from 81 per share to rs
cents per share, beginning with the
July 20 dividend and continuing until
further notice.
American Legion ConVention-For
the second annual convention of the
American Legion Posts OF the Islands,
Hilo has been selected as the place
and the time has been set for Friday,
September 2. and Saturday, Septem-
Der 3.
Mooashiner Caught-Adachi Kama
taro was before Judge Mossman as
United States commissioner Saturday
and was held in $500 bond on charges
II violation OF the prohibition law.
The defendant has gone to Honolulu
Tor trial. About 81 gallons of mash
were seized and destroyed.
Swimming Committee pance-Ow-
ing TO a conflict with other dates. the
dance given by the swimming com
mittee OF the Fair and Racing Asso-
citation at Paia last Saturday for the
benefit OF the b~oathouse FUND was not
SO much OF a financial success as had
been hoped, but no loss was entaileG.
and the affair was highly ENJOYABLE.
Ger is Wrecked-A Dodge ca was
20 be seen piled up near the Filipino
camp AT EiEei Monday, Whele 1t had
been landed by a Filipino driver. d.
a.. EreNste. was diving along tie
road in a Moon a at I SION pIc"
When he saw the Dodge approaching.
He swervCd aside, bat the smaller
car grazed his, and then it's driver
eened 20 lose control and went into
he wall. Cross-complaints were filed.
Will Explore Maui-Rev Augustine
Jones, Rev. George II. Dekay and
Professor Babe will climb the big
Mountain next week and make the
,ound of the ditch trails. Professor
3ade is an enthusiastic mountaineer
and has written Mr.. Dekay that he
wants to carefully study the crater
and hopes also for some good pic
lures. lie will remain d week on the
Island and Maui will certainly get
good advertising from his pen and
camera when he returns to the coast.
Boathouse Fund-A special boat
house fund for the swimming and
aquatics committee of the Fair and
Racing Association was established
by the directors OF the association on
Monday at their meeting. All funds
raised by the swimming committee
from its swimming meet, subsequent
meets to be held and other entertain
ments given by the committee will be
deposited in the fund. and the direct
ors went on record as promising the
committee full support when the time
Tor building shall arrive.
Goats Are Plenty-Wild goats by
the hundred were seen by the party
of William Engle, II. r.
Bevins, DR.. Ting, Young Ting, Thedsie
A. Brown and Floyd Brown the hunt
ing party that spent last week end
in the crater and numbers of the ami
mails fell victims to their marksman-
ship. They report that vegetation is
spreading into the crater and would
be becoming quite luXuriant were it
kept down by the many goats
They saw numbers OF pheasants and
quail in the crater and say it will be
a game paradise within the next few
years.