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ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS NATTER JUNE l5rR 1908 AT
THE Posr OFFICE AT DEBORAH, Iowa, UNDER TIE ACT
OF CONGRESS OF MARCUS 1891.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-30

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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-09-06
COLD, HARD FACTS REGARDING HAWAIIAN TEXAS
OIL COMPANY, LTD, AS REPORTED BY ITS STOCKHOLDERS
AND CITIZENS OF THE TERRITORY OF HAWAII
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, August y, 1921

We and each of us as hwabidng and sefrespechng citizens of the Territory of Fa-
wall, having a sincere regard for right of uSc toward our fenowmen,h hereby state that
W haeH this day made complete and rigid investigation into the affairs manner of opera
ton, financial standing, future possibilities, and a general analysis of the Fawaman-I exas
Dill Company, Ltd, mi Its relations with the International Investment Company, Ltd, as
agents.an md on behalf of all present and future stockholders M ctzens Of the Territory of
Hawaii submit herewith an unbiased report to our findings:
CD The Hawaiian Texas Oil Company Ltd, was chartered December IS, 1920
The International Investment Company, Ltd, was chartered September "a, 1920, and the
Hartford Oil Company obtained permit aconhngt to Aw and all of the said companies are
authorized to operate under the Territorial Laws the same as any other legitimate business
Their Officers are mn of nimpe enable characters and keen business judgment as evil
denced by the rapid progress the Compamesh nave made since their inception.
CD We find that the business affahs of The Hartford Oil Company and the Ha
waian-l Texas Oil Company, Ltd, haven 10 relation each other whatever being two sea-
ratea nd dstnd companies, and her finances are entirely separate, each company standing
upon its OWL merits. The international Investment Company, Ltd, is the agent for both
of these: companies and the records of each company are full and complete in every detail
showing concuivey that hey are onductdu upon high plane
81 The Officers of the HawaHanT exasO Oil Company, Ltd, paid in $150O0OO 90 of
the capital stock of the Company, and are the largest shareholders There is no promotion
or free stock issued to anyone the Officers have paid TO their stock the same as any other
stakeholder and are on an equal basis SO fr as profits are concerned The Offcersw will
make money from heir investment only in proportion to the amount invested, exactly as
other stockholders
90 The Company WINS SNyEght (6) Separate Leased Properties in the States
of Texas and Oklahoma tdaing 66l3 acres which are paid for in full The Lease Hold
mgs have been appraised by two dsnhesed, experenCedo oil men,, who testified udr oath
that the fair cash due of the said eases or December l, 1920, amounted to $15OOO0O0
which was the exct amount pid by the Company. This method of appraisal prevents wa
tered stock or inflated valuation for leases acquired
A financial statmen of the Hawaman-Texa Oil Company, Ltd, as of July sc, 1921.
is as foUOvs:
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-09-06
Hotel Men Are
Urged to Help Hawaii
and Benefit Selves

Not all of California nor all Cali
fornians, no matter how much they
object to more aliens coming into
their W state, are opposed to the
labor relief measures that are being
sought for Hawaii. The need, and the
importance of the success of Hawaii's
industries to themselves, is r~ecogniz-
ed by California hotel men as appears
from the following editorial which ap.
peared in the Western Hotel Report
er of August 20:
"HoteI Men, Help Hawaii!
Hotel people of America and es-
pecially Of California are vitality con
cerned in the welfare of the Hawaiian
Islands. San Francisco is the clear
ing port for most Hawaiian business,
and il is estimated that this city
alone is in grave danger of losing a
business of some $50, $1,000 a year if
something is not done at once to re
lieve the labor situation in the Is
lands.
THE one remedy that can be ap-
piled at once to replenish the labor
shortage in our Island possession is
the granting by Congress of the petit
ton of Hawaii to admit $4,000 Chinese
laborers who are im%peratively needed
on the sugar and pineapple planta-
tions If this is not done it is said
that the normal crops of SOC, 900 tons
of sugar and 100000 tons of canned
pineapples will be reduced to one
half. 1t is further asserted on good
authority that if the $4,000 Chinese
are not admitted to Hawaii it will
mean that an equal number of white
laborers will be thrown out of employ
ment in the States.
"Inasmuch as travel to and from
Honolulu is an important item of
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-09-06

This financial aemen shows only the actual original cost Of the ease Holdings and
does mott take intoc consideration the enhanced value gained since the eases were acquired
nor the actual value OF the producing oil well in the Okmugee, Oklahoma, Field, which was
succemfulyc completed MAY 20, 1921.
h co. b. The h. cost can Of selling 1.-The the present. sSt, Outstanding 1 stock Ts plus general overhead hse d expense
ing cost and is concMsvee vdence of the careful ad efficient manna in which thief finances
of thu Company are being handled
90 All records ARE kept Al a highly efficient manner The Stock Register shows that
made by check, thereby showing exactly for what purpose the same were issued The diff
ference in amounts received and amounts paid out o m deposit in the bank.
6? The Leases and Assignments covering the vstL Lease Estate are on file in the
ties in which the properties are located and that the Company has a valid and lawful title
sme
0l The Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws provide for the removal of any or all
giving any reason therefor and the Board of nechrssh shall be eeteda annually by the share
holders thus placing the affairs of the Company in the hands of local men who i've right
here in the Territory of Hawaii.
Eight (s) Oil Leases AVE beng greatly enhanced in value by an extensive drilling am
P%gn that is being conducted by other comPameso owning eases located near those of the
esC County, Texas Where's several BIG OIL Wells which almost surround the Lease have re-
Gently beenb brought in The Companys 4Oace lease in ZphaC County, Texas, has also re-
fourteen oternm wI drTIns W. oonssvatv vLv est mt M h~ Comuanv sI s @m npd IP Pa anu %u
ing Wei in the Ogmugee, Oklahoma Field ant its Stephens County, Texas, lease to be
worm more nan nan ,u@ present outstanding stock exclusive OF the remaining 11TXty7oN (o)
Leases fNoraby LOCATED IN proven land emiProven entory In lexasa and Okahoma.
CD Our report and concluions are made from the private records and papers of
every nature which were opened for full and complete examination to u.s. proving beyond
QO We are more than convinced that this Company is organized and being con-
Quoted upon fn, square, clean basis with men of ability directing it toward sucess and
profits am that the Company and those in charge of its affairs are entitled to the fullest con
hdence and utmostr respect of the peope of Hawaii
Respectfully submitted,
ssa:s: & ! R? sS;sae, $:s:5: } ff kA a ss"''
GS%S Of Of G%@sH
s %Sra %f i: S$a Is .% az $ ssa s% %. %5 oh s ssaST ire % Ss nd S%P%sd% $ ne $ # $ S $$S s % %
the ongH meow %m % % o %s of SI S SG %@ an R%@@ @ Y S s@ P%G %&%@ h n%s fRS%Ta @ % H. and tina"
GHnm e my hand and seal hHh the 2md of August 1921
Notary Public for the cunt Et Of R %MahnS@Sd Territory of Hawaii
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-09-06

(Advertise
Evening journal., 1921-04-16
REV. W. E. HABBART
TO TALK TO YOUNG

The order OF service at Harrison
Street NJ. r. Church. Seventh and
Harrison streets, tomorrow, the Rev
william e. Habbart, pastor. will be
as follows; $40 a. m. class meet
ing. George b. Crossan. leader.
1000 a. m. preaching service: pre-
lude. prelude In r. Minor" Bach
anthem after prayer. BE Thou EX-
.alted," West; offertory solo. William
Wallace; sermon by pastor. subject,
THE Lords Plantations" postlude,
"Postlude in b Flat" Volckmar
1905 p. m. Sunday school I. Elmer
Perry. superintendent: Mems Bible
Glass. Rev. w. e. Habbart. teacher;
Gao .. m. Senior Epworth League
topic. How We Can Improve our
Recreations"
7.3O p. m, preaching service; or
gan recital, (a) "Molte Moderate
Gounod; Cb) ''Melodie." Saiome; tc)
"Under the Leaves" Thome. sons
service, Gospel Songs; anthem aftei
prayer. 30 For a Closer walk with
God" Roubush offertory anthem
savior Breathe an Evening Bless
Ing" Brown. sermon by the pastor
subject. Gods Commission to tn,
Young" solo after the sermon, Mrs
lHighheld; postlude, "Postlude," Pat
tison.
Evening journal., 1921-04-16
MISS BANCROFT
TOBE SOLOIST
Vesper Service at Westmin-
Ster Church to Include
Musical Program
SERMON THEME TO
BE ON COURAGE

Miss Esther Bancroft, who made
such a success at her song recital
recently. will be the soloist at the
Westminster vesper service. at 4
Z NJ. tomorrow Miss Bancroft
vas much complimented on her ex-
cellent work and there will be much
appreciation of her acceptance of
the invitation to be the soloist at
this afternoons service. She will
sing Novelties "The King OF Love
My Shepherd Is" and the double
quartet will also sing the Magnih-
cat, by Marks.
At the vesper service DR.. Candee
will preach the last OF the sermons
preached on the Beatitudes. The
subject will be "The Beautude OF
Courage" What is the greatest type
OF courage2 Is it physical or
moral2 Does the present day not
reed the courage of the man and
woman who is willing to even suffer
for the right?
The morning service begins at
1890 o'clock, when the minister vii.
take up the subject OF the impor-
tanee OF the fundamentals in oui
social life.
At the morning service the choir
will sing Andrews Hail to the
Lords Anointed" and Love one
Another" by Coerne.
Evening journal., 1921-04-16
TOPREACH ON
REFORMATION
Luther's Appearance at
Worms to be Celebrated
at Swedish Church
"HEAVENLY CITIZENS" ="
MORNING THEME

The First Swedish Baptist Church.
Nandever avenue and Church street.
viii hold services tomorrow, as fol-
lows: 1O.45 A. NJ. morning medita-
ton; theme, Heavenly Citizens" :
noon, Sunday SCHOOL, young peo-
pies meeting; speaker, August
Molin.
AT the English service in the even
ing, the four hundredth anniversary
OF Martin Luther's appearance be-
fore the German Diet, at Worms.
VIII he observed The pastor will
preach a sermon on 1.-The Crownine
Lay OF the Great Reformation at
" orms."
The weekly meetings will be:
Tuesday, Sunday School board meets
at the home of X. A. Nordquist
Shellpot; Thursday, 745P. M. the
church prayer service.
Evening journal., 1921-04-16
VISITING MINISTER
AT FTRST-C CENTRAL

The Rev. ]. Ritchie Smith. d. D.,
OF Princeton Theological Seminary.
will preach at both services tomor-
row, at the First and Central Pres
byterian Church.
At the morning service. at 1890
O'Clock. the quartet will sing sol
diers OF Christ, Arise" (Kinder)
Louise Crownover. soprano soloist
OF Philadelphia. The graded Sunday
school meets at 12 o'clock. The
Mems Bible class is taught by the
Rev. James II. Boal in the church
gallery, at the same hour.
Christian Bndeavor service. in the
lecture room, at Gas =. NJ. will be
in charge of Mrs. william II. Stats.
Special music by the Christian En-
deavor orchestra.
Evening worship at 7.45 o'clock
The choir win sing More Love Ia
Thee" (BarrelD. Marion ]. Minker
will sing "One Sweetly Solemn
Thought" by Ambrose.
The organ numbers for the day
will be as follows:
Morning-Prelude. Song with.
out Words" (Bende), "Postlude IN
e" (WhitinR).
Evening-Prelude in % Flat (Guil
/ manDi Postlude in ID" (StuarD.
The Westminster Guild will NEE
Monday evening, at 7.4b O'Clock. a
/ the church. The committee Il
charge consists of Mrs. w. T. Nc
kinney, Miss Clara Moulton an,
Mrs. NJ. A. Marcus; topic, Africa.
Wednesday. p. NJ, mid-weel
service OF Bible study Prayer an,
praise. conducted by the Re,
Thomas Kerr. Special bushes
meeting OF the Christian Endeavo
will be at the close OF the meeting.
Wednesday, S.45 p. NJ, Junior {
f. at the church; topic. 'Wh
b Missionaries are Needed in IN
lflands"; leader, Sarah Craig.
The intermediate Christian En-
deavor Society meets Friday even
ing. at 7.15 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-04-16
WHICH Way ARE
YOU FACING?'
Hanover Pastor Will Ask
Question in Sunday Night
Sermon
CHURCH SOCIETIES
ANNOUNCE SOCIAL

In Hanover Presbyterian Church.
boulevard and Eighteenth streets,
tomorrow morning. the Rev.
Charles II. Bonner. pastor, will
preach on the subject, "rhe Trag-
edy OF a wen Meaning Man" Mr..
Bohner's evening sermon will be on
the subject, (Which Way Are You
Facing ?" Residents OF the Wash
ington Heights neighborhood who
are without church homes, are in
vited to all the services OF Hanover.
Familiar gospel hymns and evange-
ilstic preaching characterize the
Sunday evening services.
The young peoples societies will
hold services at the usual hour to-
morrow evening. Harry Il. Link
VIII address the senior society and
Granville =. Alexander the interme-
diate society.
At the recent annual meeting OF
Hanover congregation. Frank n.
Overdeer. John w Lawson, Charles
c Hoopes and Clarence f. Nost
we're reelected trustees. p. +.
Metzger was elected trustee to
FIJI the unexpired term Of Robert II.
Jones, deceased.
The Westminster Club is making
elaborate plans for its annual re-
ception on May 8. to club members
and their wives. The Women's
League will entertain its members
and their husbands at supper on
April 26. These occasions will be
among the most delightful social
functions OF the year at Hanover
Hanover Church will be repre-
sented at the spring meeting OF the
Presbytery Of New Castle, at Prin-
cess Anne, Nd. on next Monday and
Tuesday, by it's pastor and w. 5. VAL
entine. At this meeting the Presby-
terry will elect commissioners to the
General Assembly OF the Preshyter-
ian Church. which meets at Winona
Lake. Indiana, in June.
Evening journal., 1921-04-16
DIR. HUBBARD TO
PREACH ON JOY
Timely Subject to be Dis
cusSed Tomorrow at St.
Paul's M. E. Church
EVENING THEME, THE
BIRTH OF A HERO"

The services at 81. Paurs NJ. E.
Church for tomorrow. will be as
usual. The Rev. Carlisle l.. Hub
bard. d. D.. the pastor. will be in
the pulpit both morning and even-
ing. His topic for the 1890 o'clock
service will be "Christian Joy" and
in the evening he will continue the
series OF sermons on the Old Testa-
ment characters and the early his
tory OF the Christian people. This
section of the series will have to do
with the life and times OF Moses.
The topic for tomorrow night will
be "The Birth OF a Hero"
In the morning the Rev. Ray
mond W. Cooke. associate pastor.
will preach a short object sermon
to the members OF the junior church.
The choir, under the direction OF
Professor Charles r. Edwards. will
sing the following numbers during
the day: Anthem. 20 Clap Your
Hands Roberts: duet, no Love
Divine" Skelly. Mrs Esther Humes-
ton O'Blenis and Mrs. Eleanor Cir
ton Kemery; anthem. "Why Seek
YEP" Sultz; baritone solo. "The
Sinner and Song" Gabriel, Wilmer
is. Boldly; soprano solo. THE Sa-
vlor's Way" Edwards. Mrs. Their
esa Downey. Mrs. Kemery will sing
after the sermon both morning and
evening.
The Christian Endeavor service.
at els o'clock. will be led by will
liam Anderson. in the absence OF j.
Courtney Hayward. who was an
nounced as the leader sometime ago.
The Sunday School convenes at .
o'clock. and the class meeting at
80 in the morning. The business
meeting Of the Y. p. c. e. will be
held in the church on Monday night
at s o'clock.
The regular mid-week prayer
meeting will be held on Wednesday
night, at 8 o'clock. The children's
services will be held as usual during
the week The choir will visit Ce-
clifton, Md. on Friday afternoon,
where they viii repeat their Bas-
ter cantata-
Evening journal., 1921-04-16
TIMELY TOPIC
At GRACE NJ. E.
DR.. Sumwalt to Preach on
THE Christian and the
Church"
MR.. KENLEY TO
SING THE PUBLICAN"

Dr. J. W. r. sumwalt win preach
at both services at Grace NJ. f,
Church tomorrow. The morning
subject will be THE Christian and
the Church" The chimes will play
az 40 A. NJ. "For the Beauty OF the
Earth" Grown Him with May
Crowns" spirit Divine, Attend our
Prayers" "Our Blessed Redeemer,
Ere He Breathed."
The organ numbers at the morn
ing service will be; Prelude, Grand
Choeur in A Flat" Salome; post
lude, "Marche Romaine" Clarke.
The choir will sing "He Shall Come
Down Like Rain" Buck. Mr.. Ken
ley will sing "The Publican" Van
dewater
At the Epworth League service.
at $50 =. NJ, several OF the mem
ters will take part in the discussion,
'1Iow Can We Improve Our Recre-
alton ?" Miss lillian Marshall will
sing at this service.
The chimes will play at F. NJ:
Jerusalem the Golden" "Blessed
BE the Tie That Binds" FLUSHED
Was the Evening Hymn" Tho organ
numbers will be: Recital March
from Aida Verdi; "A Cloister
Scene. stebbins Prayer a Notre
Dame. Boellman; postlude, Fan
fare in ID Major" Iemmens. The
choir will sing Lord OF Heaven"
Rossi Miss Theresa Settler will
sing THE Lord Is My Light" ALI
itsen.
The Junior League will meet in
the church house at $50 p. NJ Mon
day and the semi-monthly mems
dinner win be held in the church
house. Wednesday. at 6 T.. NJ. The
mid-week service, Wednesday. at
7.45 p. NJ. will be in charge or DR..
Sumwalt.
The Boys club will meet In the
church house. Saturday. from 7 to
3 =. M.
Evening journal., 1921-04-16
NEW PASTOT TO TALK
AT SILVERBROOK

The morning service tomorrow at
Silverbrook NJ. +. Church, Lancas-
ter and Woodlawn avenues. will be-
gin at 1890 o'clock, when the Rev.
r.. X. stephenson will use as his
subject "The Burning Bush" The
large choir directed by Warren Cur
lett will sing the anthems.
At 1915 p. n. the Sunday school
in charge Of Joseph w Coley. sup
erintendent, will meet in al depart
ments. Or. stephenson will address
the Mems Bible Glass.
A program OF special interest has
been prepared by Mr.. and Mrs. II. r.
Warrington for the devotional ser
vices OF the Epworth League which
meets at 6.45 o'clock.
Following the congregational song
service at 7.3O DR.. Stephenson will
preach. The subject will be AN
Opportunity Improved"
Evening journal., 1921-04-16
EzIoN NJ. Il. CHURCH.

EAon NJ. e. Church, Rev. DR.. ]. u.
King, pastor. announces the program
for the week as follows: Tommorw.
1880 o'clock. sermon by the pastor.
Subject: "Despise Not the Day OF
Small Things; 1890 o'clock. class
meetings; 230 O'Clock. Sunday
school; 6.45 o'clock. Epworth League
Mrs. Clara Cork. president; 7.45
o'clock, sermon by the pastor. Sub
iect: "The Shunannite's SON. Mon
day evening, class meetings; We'd
nesday. o'clock. Junior League
with systematic Bible instruction
Miss Carrie A. Virgins. superinten-
dent; Miss Mary r. Bayard. assist
ant. Thursday evening. Ezior
Church and friends will tender DIT
J. U. King and family a public re.
ception.