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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-09-24

Dublin, "a wrzeSnia. (Prasa
Stow Po raz picrwszy cd czasu
zawarcia pokoju w Irlandii pa
sazerowie, przybywajacy Holy
head i Walji do Dublina, byli pod
dawani osobistej rewizji przez
policjc, ktora przeszukiwala TAX
&c i bagaie, czy ewentualnic ME
.alaja ukrytej broni. Podobna re-
wizia miala rownjez nliejsce W
kingstown po przybyciu statku Z
poczta. Dotad nikogo jeszcze ME
aresztowano.
Belfast, "a wrzeSnia. Fabrykan
CT w BelfaScie rozpoczeli bojkot
towarow poiudnioweJ Irlandji
jako odwet bojkotu towarow ul-
sterskich przez ,,Sinnfeinistow"
Porozlepiano plakaty, ktore IA
woiuja do kupowania towarow,
wyrabianych tylko W poinocno-
wschodnim UlSterze, albo w Wiel
hiej Brytanji do czasu, az Sim
ieinisci ME zaprzestana bojkoto-
wac towarow ulstersk;ch.
- Donosza, Waszyngtonu,
IL ma sesji hierarchji katolickiej
.przy wspoiudziale przeszlo piec-
dziesieciu najwyzszych dygnita--
.rzy KoScioia omawiano sprawe
irlandzka przez diuzszy czas, ma
stepnie wystosowano kablogram,
ktory ma bye wys}any do przy-
wodcow KoScioia w Irlandji. -
TreSc tel depeszy ME jest znana.
Gairloch, "a wrzesnia. Premier
Lloyd George podczas przyjecia
dcputacji rady miejskiej z Ding
wallu oSwiadczyl, IL watpi, czy
ktorykolwiek MEOW, bedqcych
na liScie radcow Dingwallu, ra-
zcm z NJ. Foxem;S Gladstonem,
Roseberry i Chamberlainem, ma
tax ciezkie zadanie do speinienia,
jak on; wzywal on do wspoidzia-
lania solidarnego patrjotow, bo
= powiedzia} - ,.jeSli Anglia zgi
rie, to i dla Europy ratunku ME
ma" Odiazd wicehrabiego Fitza-
lana, zastepcy gubernatora Irlan
dii z Gairloch, kaze przypusz-
czac. IL odpowiedz ma ostatnia no
te de Valery jest zadecydowana.
PRZYWoDCA ANTYBOLSZE
WICKI MACHNO POBITY.
Ryga, "a wrzesnia. Depesza ra-
djotelegraficzua z Moskwy dono
81 IL armja gen. Machno, anty-
bolszewickiego przywodcy costa
ia pobita przez sowiccka kawa-
lerje, Wiekszosc ludzi Machny
zgineia; on sam W towarzystwie
SO do 6Ociu ludzi uciekl przekro
czywszy granice, schronii sic do
Besarabji, gdzic zostal rozbrojo-
my.
RADA ALJANcKA WYsYLA
ULTIMATUM DO WEGIER.
Paryz, "a wrzesnia. (Prasa
Stow Najwyzsza Rada aljancka
wysiaia ultimatum 90 Wegier "a
Ooko6czeuie ma stronicy sci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-09-24
DELEGACJA ANGIELSKA
MA KONFERENCJE WA
SZYNGTONSKA.

Washington, "a. wrzesnia. -
Londynsiiie depesze donosza, IL
Anglia pragnie powiekszyt licz--
he swych delegat6w ia konferen
Gle waszyngtohskq W sprawie O.
graniczenia zbrojei do szesciu
Wedlug picrwotnych wiadomo-.
sci Z Londynu dcicgacja angielski'
miala skladac sic Z czterech
czIonk6w. w sferach rzadowych
bardzo niechetnic komcntowano
ostatnie wiadomoSci.
Dqzono do tego, abv kazdc z
zaproszonych mocarstw by}o re-
prezentowanc przez rowne liczby
delegatow W tym celu Stany
Zjednoczone pierwsze zapropo--
nowaiy tylko czterech swoich de-
legat6w ably posrednio dac po-
znac o koniecznej liczebnoSci po-
szczegolnych. delegacyj.
Pan Samuel Gompers, prezy--
dent Amerykahskiej Federacji
Piracy, otrzyrnaf szereg kablogra
NOV, W kt6rych zrzeszone orga-
nizacje robotniczc Anslji, Fran
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-09-24
SPISEK POLITYCZNY PRE-
CIWKO GUBERNATOROWI
SMALLOWI.

Gubernator Small dowicdziai
sig wczoraj, IL polityczni lego
nieprzyjacicle maja oglosic haslo
kampanijne ma nastepne prawy--
Isbory kwietniowe, przez przedlo7
zenic ma Specjaincj scsji Eegisla.
tury Stanowej rczolucje, donna
gajaca sic jego oskarzenia o
przesepstwo W sprawowaniu IL
rzedu, czyli tax zwany nlmpeach
ment.' Kwcstja ia ma bye pofa-
czona re sprawq defraudacji sta
nowych pieniadzy, gdy guberna-
tor Small sprawowai by} ieszczc
urzqd skarbnika stanowego.
w Iistopadzie przysziego roku
odbeda sic wybory ma dwudzie-
stu szeSciu senatorow stanowych
oraz ia 153 czIonk0w Izby posel.
skiei W legislature Stanowej.
Nominacje na powyzszych Po-
slow i senator6w odbcdq sic w
przyszIym kwictniu. Zgodnic z
planami wrogow politycznych gu
bcrnatora. kazdemu kandydato--
wi ubicgajacemu sic o nomina--
cje, bedzie postawiony warunek,
zc gdy bedac juz czlonkiem Le-
gislatury, ma glosowa6 "a oskar-
zcnicm gubernato-a. Panowie Ct
has!o to zamierzaja przeprowa--
die ma specjalnej scsji Legisla-
tury Stanowei o lie oczywiscie
zostanie zwoiana przez guberna7
tora Snlalla, jak zapowicdzial je-
szcze przy zakonczeniu ostatniej
sesji.
Jak dotad stale wierzono w to:
IL ia mocy konstytucji, ma spe-
cja1nej sesji Legislatury, ME mo-
Ga bye uchwalane sprawy, ktore
ME zostaly wiaczone w progra-
ric gubcrnatora, zwoEuiacego Sc
sig. Oczywista rzecz; IL guberna-
tor podobnej sprawy. jak kwestle
w{asncgo oskarzcnia ME zamieSci
DO programu obrad, wobec tego
niema najmniejszej wqtpliwosci
&c podczas specjalnej sesji wynl-
iznie z togo powodu szalona wal
ka, gdyz znaczua czesc poslow
starac sic bedzie spra"e ts
wnie5G ma porzadek dzicnny. Me
ulega watpliwoSci, IL wrogowic
polityczni gubernatora wiedza o.
tenn doDrzc, ze dla swej rezolu--
eli ME uzyskaja dwie-trzecie glo-
sow og6lnej liczby poslow, lecz
tym sposobem chca sobie przy--
cotowac grunt do przysz}ych wy
borrow. I
BRUNDAGE PRZYRZEKA |
SCIGAc PRZESTEPcoW
PRAWA PRoHIBIcYJ-
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'ROJEKT PRAWA ANTYPI.
WNEGO ODkOZONO.

washington, z4. WrzeSrlla. -
Po oSmiosodzinnej scsji mad
sprawa projektu prawa antypiw-
nego Senat odfozyi wczoraj ter
wniosek Z zastrzezenicm, IL ma
on bye wziety pod rozwazania "a
kilka tygodni. Do ostatecznegC
zadecydowania o odiozeniu wnio
sku prawa antypiwnego przyczy-
nil sic senator Sterling L Poiud-
niowej Dakoty, czionek partii re
publikahskiei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-09-24
I Biura MeteOrolOg;;cznegO.
Wsch6d sioiica o godzinic 6:39.

Wschod sfoiIca o gOdZinic 6:39.
Zach6d slonca o godzinie o AZ.
Togoda W Chicago Il okolicy: W
sobote pogoda niepewna, prawdopo-
dobnic burza z piorunami. w nic--
dziele pogoda i chlodniej. Silny po-
fudniowo-Wschodni wiatr.
Temperature DOLBY minionei: Naj.
wy1sza wczoraj godzinie 5tcj po-
poludniu 7a stopni, nainizsza wczo.
raj godzinie S-mej lano 61 stopni.
KURS MAREk P0ISKI III.
: Etdle komunikatu Poiskis.o hon
suIatu Goncrulnego, kurs marek pol
skich jest dis .3,54O marek "a ST,
'czyH 2s ccut6w " 1000 Inarck.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-09-24
WIELKA UROCZYSTOSc
POGRZEBOWA NIEZNANE-
GO zOLNIERZA.


Washington, "a. wrzesnia. -
" dniu 1lgo listopada, na cmen
tarzu narodoWym w Arlington
odbedzie sic pochowanie zwiok
Nicznancgo Zolnierza Amerykan
skiego. UroczystoSci pogrzebowe
beda takie, jakich nigdy ME "a
chowano nawet W stosunku do
poleg}ych generaIow arnji.
Sekretarz Wojny p. Weeks O.
znajmif wczoraj, re eskorta po-
grzebowa bedzie generalska a O.
procz tego odbeda sic specialize
ceremonje ME przewidziane W
zadnej regularnej armji. w eskor
Gle wezmie udziai battalion arty-
lerji polowej, szwadron kawale.
Ri, jeden puik piechoty W pei--
nym rynsztunku bojowym, skia-
dajacy SIG: bataljonu piechoty.
Z batalponu marynarzy wojsA
okretowych, Z bataljonu stray
narodowej.
Beda rozcslane zaproszenia do
osob. kt6re braly udzial w woj.
ME swiatowej ably przyjely IL
dial w uroczystosciach pogrzebo
wych. Kazda grupa 10000 ludzi
bedzie miaIa swego przedstawi-
ciela. Przedstawiciele ci beda z
poSrod tych, ktorzy otrzymali
Medal Honorowy podczas wojny.
o L1CENCJE OLA PILOToW
Kokomo. Ind, "a. wzesnia. -
Ma kongresie awjacyjnym, jaki
odbywa sic tu pod auspicja miej-
scowej Izby Handlowej, przyje-
to wniosek o wydawaniu pilotom
licencyj federalnych ia prawo
kierowania aeroplanein ale po IT,
przedniem zdaniu odpowiedniego-
egzaminu. Ma konferencji tel
wzieio udzial przeszlo stu pilo--
tow calego kraju. Wypowiada-
no sic tam "a konieczna potrzeba
uregulowania sprawy lotnictwa.
MOVIE WYROKI SMIERCI w
RoSJI.
New York, "a. wzesnia. -
Nadzwyczaina komisja bolszewi-
cka skazala na smierc czterech
-: 4
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kres wszS i'm naduzyciom pra--
wa prohit&yjncgo przestepcow
tegoz praSA Scigat Gala suro--
woScia. &najmii on jednoczes'
nic, ze W aelu egzekwowania sta
nowego paawa prohibicyjnego,
.kt6rc jest stanowczo drastycz-
nicjszc, ni4 prawo Volsteada,
sprzy gotowus ,wiclks liczbs
skarg, ktorc raz na zawsze po-
ioza kres szynkowaniu napoJow
wyskokowych W roznych podej--
rzanych miejscach( (O. Jak dotad'
powiada prokurator BrundaSe,
w}aScicielom, ktorym zamknleto
wyszynki, przcprowadzali sic W
inne miejsca i w dalszym ciagu
prowadzili TAXI sam interes. Od-
tad bedzie inaczej. powlada pro-
kurator, gdyz wlascicicl, ktorcgo
wvszvnk raz bedzie zamknlety,
mic otrzyma wiecej licencji ma
prowadzenic podobnego Interest,"
DO sadu obwodoWego tostaiy
wniesione wczoraj skargi o zaIn-
kniecie wyszynkow nastepuja-
cych obywateli: Bucket OF
Blood" James Murphy'ego, pro-
wadzacego wyszynk >przy l730
w. Madison ul., Jamesa J. Ken
nedy, prowadzqcego wyszynk
przy 4756 w. Madison ul., oraz
przeciwko Teodorowi A. Masten'
emu i Colemanowi Heitlerowr,
kt6rzy mai2 bye pokatnymi han
dlarzami napojow alkoholicz--
nych.
LAVA PRZYSIEGLYCH WY
DALE AKT OSKARzENIA
~TTTID~II,OIIJr
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KALENDARZYK.

DIS, sobotl, II. wrzeSnia: Sw,
Gerarda g..
Jutro, nicdzicia, ~. wZcsnia :
Sw. Klcofasa Meczcnnika.
Dzicwietnasta Nicdziela 20 Ziclo.
nych swiatkach.
Ewangclja: 20 SZacic Godowej"
1'ojutrzc, pOnio,Izialck, %. wrzc'
Snia: Sw. Euzcbs susZa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-09-24
Wielka Uroczystosc Pogrzebowa
Nieznanego Zo1nierza.
MOVIE WYROKI SMIERCI W ROSJI.
Pomoc Bylym Weteranom Wojny Swiatowej.
INNE TELEGRA MY JOWE

eli, Japonji W}och donosza o
projcktach zorganizowania pow.
szechncj swiatowej demonstrate
na rzecz ograniczenia zbrojcf.
Eemonstracja ia ma odbyc sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-09-24
Kleska Armji Greckiej Grozi kon-
stantynowi Upadkiem
Z Posiedzenia Zgromadzenia Ligi Narodow.
Francja a Konferencja WaszyngtOiska.
JNNE 7ELEGRAMY IA GRANICZNE

tenn, co Polska zniszczyia W Ro-
sir
UNIoNISCI BoJKoTUJA Po
LUDNIOWA IRLANDJE.
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Hokorczenie Ma strongly ScieJ
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tpokonczenlc no str. 3-ciejl
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1921-12-13
LEGION PREPARES
FOR COMING YEAR

The local post of the American
Legion will hold its annual election
by mail this year to insure the fact
that every member of the post shall
have an opportunity to vote for the
officers of the post. Heretofore the
officers for the coming year were
elected at the annual banquet of the
post. At the last meeting it was de-
cided that not enough time and con-
sideration could be given to the elec.
tion at the banquet
Many suggestions were offered to
overcome the difficulty and finally
an election by mail was decided up.
on. Each member of the post will
be sent an envelope containing a bal
let with the names upon them sug-
gestd by the nominating committee.
There will be spaces so that if the
member cares to vote for an officer
who has not been suggested by the
nominating committee he may do so.
When the member has voted he will
write his name on the outside of
the envelope and mail it to the ad.
jutant of the post. The adjutant will
turn the ballots over to the executive
committee without opening them and
the executive committee will canvas
the ballots and announce the result
of the election at the annual ban
quet.
The annual banquet will be held in
Lihue on Saturday, January IA al
the Lihue hotel. Frank Timberlake
is in charge and promises the Leg
ionairres something novel in the way
of eats and entertainment.
Acting upon the recommendation
of the department executive commit
tee the local post will appoint a com
mittee of two men to visit every
ex service man who is in a hospita
or confined to home on account o
i'll health or injuries on Christmas
Day. Pursuant to the Legion polio.
Of assisting the ex-service man in ev
cry manner possible, the committee
at the same time will endeavOr t,
find out if the post can in any wa.
aid any ex-service man in regard t.
federal aid, compensation or employ
ment
The post would be very grateful
| for information in regard to ex-ser
vice men who are ill or are in an,
way in need of help from the post
1t is not necessary for him to be
member of the post but the commit
tee is anxious to know if there ar,
any men who served with the alliet
forces during the war with German.
or the dependents of men who los
their lives while in the service whit
are in need of aid. All information
should be sent to c. w. Scribner
Post Adjutant, Lihue.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1921-12-13
TIE COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS

The committee for the Commun
ity Christmas of Lihue district of
which Mrs. Ed. Swan is chairman
wishes to announce that the celebra
tion will be held for and by the com
munity at large on Monday evening
December 26 at 7:30, in the armory
Arrangements have already been
made for large and handsome tree
to carry it's message of good cheer
Children in all the schools are eager.
ly learning the beautiful carols
which are an essential part of the
Christmas season, And both children
and older people are to make living
pictures of the immortal Christmas
story. The schools are to have their
own festivals, with bags of candy
and nuts, at the close of the term
this week. Nor is the great outdoor
tree to be forgotten on the corner
at the civic center, kindly decorated
with bright lights by the Lihue store.
We certainly hope that this year this
beautiful tree may be allowed to
keep all its freshness untarnished by
a spirit of rowdyism that last year
somewhat marred its beauty.
The most wonderful story in the
world, that of giving oneself for 9TH
ers, is to be told again in the armory
on the 26th. A large and representa-
tive committee is putting time and
hard work into active preparations
for the pictures of the Christmas
story and the carols. Children of all
our many races are to sing and live
once again the story of Bethlehem.
The community at large will be well
coined at this their yearly festival.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1921-12-13
Personals S


David Jameson who has been head
luna of the Lihue section of the Lii.
hue plantation, has resigned his po-
sition to take effect the first of
the new year. Mr.. Jameson intends
to return to Honolulu and the many
friends of Mr. and Mrs. Jameson re-
gret their departure from the COM
munity.
Marcus Monsarrat, who. has been
connected with the Koloa plantation
for the past two years, has resigned
and is planning to move to Homo
lulu about the first of the year. Mr..
and Mrs. Monsarrat have been prom.
inent in the social life of Kauai and
their departure will be regretted by
their many friends.
Everyone on Kauai will be pleas
ed to hear that Jimmy Taber, the
genial druggist of Kapaa is up and
about again after a heavy siege of
the flu. Jim had quite a struggle but
is now well again and is receiving
the congratulations of his legion of
friends on his recovery. Jim says his
only regret is that he never got any
prescription out of it.
Mrs. H. p. Faye gave a very enjoy
able garden party for the ladies and
children of the Kekaha and Waimea
plantations last Saturday afternoon.
About 80 children took part in the
games and each child was presented
with a Christmas gift and box of
candy. Refreshments were served on
the lawn and everyone reluctantly
turned homeward at a late hour.
j. M. Lydgate, who has been on Ha-
waii since May attending to ditch
construction and engineering in con.
nection with Paauilo plantation, re-
turned on the Claudine Friday morn.
ing. Mr.. Lydgate will assume the of.
flee of territorial sub land agent for
the island of Kauai on January 1.
Mrs. A. Lydgate, wife Of the late
Anthony Lydgate, for many years
manager of Paauilo plantation, Ha
waii, was an incoming passenger on
| the Claudine this morning. She is
| staying with the Lydgates in Lihue
| The passage was so rough last night
that she declares she won't leave
Kauai till the Nawiliwili breakwatel
is finished and a big ocean linel
comes to get her.
| Mrs. A. Mcconnell, mother of Mrs
A. H. Case, arrived this morning fol
lengthy visit with her daughter.
II. II. (oiIy) Jones returned this
morning after a business trip to
/ town.
r. M. Allen of kilauea returned
| from Honolulu this morning
Jake Woo, hte keaIia chemist, re-
turned this morning after a short
vacation in Honolulu.
Manuel Aguiar, the Kapaa home
steader, returned after a trip to Ha
waii.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1921-12-13
CONVENTION AT HiLO

The Hilo Teachers Union, which
will hold a three day convention in
Hilo on December 2S, 30 and 80, has
invited the Kauai teachers associa.
ton through its president, George S.
Raymond of Kapaa, to send represen.
tatives to this convention, but in
view of the fact that time will not
permit the calling of a meeting to
select delegates, Mr.. Raymond has
sent out letters to all the principals
on Kauai to request all Kauai teach
ers who may be on the island of Ha-
waii at that time, to make an effort
to attend this convention as represen-
tatives of the Kauai Teachers AS
sociation.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1921-12-13
KAUAI COUNTY LIBRARY
ASSOCIATION FORMED

At a meeting held a short time
ago it was decided to form the Ka-
uai County Free Library Association
and a committee was appointed to
draw up the articles Of incorporation
and bylaws in conformity with all
the necessary rules and regulations.
The committee reports that they
are now ready with the articles and
a meeting has been called for 200
p. m. Saturday, December II at the
Mokihana hall, ,Lihue.
Everyone in the county who is in
terested in this free library is invited
to attend.
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Ka Halau Kapiolani, Hale ma
Ali q Hawaii takes this means of ex-
pressing its appreciation of the as
sistance rendered by its members
and friends and wish especially to
thank Sheriff Rice for allowing the
use of the armory, and chairs and
benches from the court house, Judge
Achi for the use of his piano; Mrs
r, Wilcox, and through her, the la
dies of the Mokihana club for the
use of the chairs from the Mokihana
hall, and H. Wolters of Makee Sugar
Co., for the use of the Moreland
truck for two nights.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1921-12-13
KAUAI CHAMBER
TO HOLD BANQUET

The regular annual session of the
Kauai Chamber of Commerce is to
mea next Thursday evening, Decem-
ber Is. The dinner is to start
promptly at $50 o'clock and all mem.
bers are urged to be there on time.
Printed notices have been sent to
all members. If any have been miss.
ed they should notify the secretary,
J. H. Midkiff of Lihue, that they are
coming and that they want seats
reserved for them
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1921-12-13
MANY PARTIES
FOR MRS. JAMESON

Mrs. David Jameson of Lihue has
been hte motif for a number of
bridge luncheons in the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jameson are moving
to Honolulu the last of this month.
On Friday Mrs. Frank Crawford
gave a luncheon in honor of Mrs.
Jameson and Miss Edith Rice who
has recently returned from an ex-
tended tour of Europe. About twelve
of the guests friends were invited.
Saturday, Mrs. Charles Rice gave
another luncheon and bridge for Mrs.
Jameson. Twenty Lihue ladies were
in attendance.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1921-12-13
LANES HOLD BRIDGE
PARTY FRIDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Lane gave a
very enjoyable bridge party Friday
night to a number of their Lihue
friends. Four tables of bridge fur
nished the entertainment during the
earlier part of the evening.
After a delightful supper the par
ty tested their skill on a few hands
of "nosey" poker James Bodrero
was the chief sufferer This was not
due to Jim's poor playing ability
but to the fact that he had an ex-
ceptionally fine target for the lucky
holders blows.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1921-12-13
"THE CRADLE OF BETHLEHEM"

A Christmas cantata will be rend-
cred by the augmented choir of the
Lihue Union church, Sunday night,
December 25. This is a beautiful light
cantata containing messianic hope for
the prophets and the entire Bethle-
hem story of the Christ Child. A
more detailed description of its con-
tents will appear in the next issue Of
the Garden Island.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1921-12-13
NEW YEARS RACES
ARE ANNOUNCED

The biggest racing program that
has ever been attempted on Kauai is
on the cards for the annual New
Years races. Jimmy Spalding has laid
out a mighty neat bunch of events
for the racing fans of Kauai.
There will be eleven races in all
and among the novelties will be sew
eral novice races for Japanese own
ed horses. There will also be some
novice races for Portuguese owned
horses. All japanese owned horses
must have Japanese rider up and
all Portuguese owned horses must
have a Portuguese rider up.
These races are expected to un-
cover some new talent in the racing
line and at the same time will pro-
vide entertainment for the public on
New Years Day. There is no doubt
that every Japanese horse that can
hobble will be on the track to COM
pete in some race during the day.
Another feature race for the less
ter mile race with Bridgeplayer, Din
ner Bell, Sky Boy, Gold Bryan, Gold
en- Spray and Torment barred. This
will bring out several horses that
owners have thought were good but
not good enough to beat the above
horses.
The two real races of the day will
be mile and a quater open and one
mile open. This will bring together
all the above horses and should
make two races that will be worth
going to see.
The committee has made only one
stipulation in regard to the program
and that is that there must be at
least three entries in each race in
all events or else there will be no
race. There is very little doubt that
with the large purses that the COM
mittee is offering that there will be
plenty of entries in all events.
General admission will be SO cents,
with children 25 cents. Admission
| for automobiles will be so cents.
The following is the program for
the day:
1-1-4 mile race, Hawaiian bred;
first purse $40; second $40; entry
fee SIS.
2-3-S mile race, Hawaiian bred;
purse: first $50; second $40; entry
fee S5.
3-1-2 mile Japanese race for horses
never having won a race (Urabi bar
red) purse: first $50; second $40;
third s5; entry s5.
4-1-2 mile Portuguese race for
horses never having won a race;
purse: first $50; second $40; third
IS; entry 50.
5-3-4 mile race; purse: first $50;
second s25; entry IS. (Bridgeplayer,
Dinner Bell, Sky Boy, Gold Bryan,
and Golden Spray barred).
6-1 mile Japanese race: purse:
500; $50; entry $40.
II IA mile free for all; purse:
$3.50; $50; entry SIS.
81 mile free for all; purse. $100;
$40; entry $40.
9-3-S mile for horses never hav-
ing won a race; purse $50; $40; IS;
entry 50.
10-One mile cowboy race; purse:
| $40; entry free.
11-One mile cowboy relay race;
purse: $40; entry IS each team.