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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-01-17
DECREE

On consideration of the petition OF
JOSEPH DO REGO, of Waikiki,
County of Maui, Territory of Hawaii,
for a DECREE changing his name 10
JOSEPH REGO ST., and there appear.
ing to me good reasons for granting
the said petition:
NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue OF
the authority in me by law vested,
and thereunto enabling, l, WALLACE
R. HARRINGTON, Governor of the
Territory OF Hawaii, do hereby Order
and Decree that the name JOSEPH
DO REGO be and is hereby changed to
JOSEPH REGO, ST., and that a copy
of this DECREE be published for at
least four consecutive weeks in the
MAUI NEWS, a newspaper published
at Waikiki, Maui, and in the HOMO
LULU STAR-BULLETIN, Il news
paper published at Honolulu, both
newspapers being of general circula
ton in the Territory of Hawaii.
Dated this 18th day of January, A
D. 1922, at Honolulu, Territory of Ha
wall.
w. R. HARRINGTON,
Governor of Hawaii
(Seal)
(Jan. II, "a, 81, Feb. ~
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Mr.. and Mrs. Munro left on the 18th
for an extended trip abroad.
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PUUNENE DIVISION

l. All trains daily except Sundays.
e. A Special Train labor Tran) will leave Wsluku daily except Sundays.
at $3.50 a m arriving It Kahului at $3.50 q. m, and connecting with the
500 a m. train for Puunene.
g. BAGGAGE RATES: $50 pounds of personal baggage will be carried free
of charge on each whole ticket and rs pounds N each half ticket when
baggage is in charge of and on the sam train as the holder Of the ticket
For excess baggage rs cents per 100 pounds or part thereof will be
charged.
For Ticket Fares and other information Sc Local Passenger Tariff l. c. c.
No IL or inquire at any of the Depots.
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Johnny Duvauchelle, formerly engi
neer on Maui, will run the "Leilani'
in conjunction with Mr.. Goodhue.
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WAR MEMORIAL COMPETITION
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS OF THE
TERRITORY OF HAWAII

Copies of the Competition Program
for the proposed War Memorial at
Waikiki Beach, Honolulu, will be is
sued to Architects who have qualified
on or before February 1st, 1922.
All American Architects, residing
within the Territory of Hawaii, who
desire to enter this Competition, may
secure a copy of the regulation form
Application Blank, by applying to
THE TERRITORIAL WAR Memoir.
IAL COMMISSION,
j. r. GAIT. Secretary,
CO Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd.
Honolulu, T. H.
(Jan. 10, ~
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DR.. Dowson dentist from Maui il
on a professional visit to Moolkai.
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W III .

DO you KNOW
WHO was Xantippe?
WHY is the State of Maine so named?
WHAT is the width of the Panama
Canal Zone?
WHEN did the United States acquire
Alaska?
WHERE is the Golden Gate?
ANSWERS TO FRIDAYS
QUERIES
John Hancock was the first siener of
tic Declaration of Independence.
Because it boils or changes into a gas
at a low temperature, at the same
tine absorbing a large quantity Of
heat, ammonia is widely used in
making ice.
A peccary is a ~pugnacious hoglike ami
NAL found in South America.
The astronomical day commences at
noon.
The Erie Canal runs virtually the en-
tire width of New York State con-
Meeting Lake Erie with the hudson
River.
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The lease of waters of Nahiku dis
trict is to be sold al public auction.
The lease should be drawn so as to
protect the rights of those to whom
the government sold lands in that dis
trict.
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Kahului harbor presents a pretty
sight these days with its forest of
masts of ships in port.
Three sugar mills in sight of Wal
luku are now running full blast and
the baby at Puunene will be turning
out $50 tons a day about the first of
February.
Srecklesville postoffice has ceased
to exist having been moved into a
new office and called Puunene.
The lease of waters of Nahiku dis
trict is to be sold at public auction.
The lease should be drawn so as to
protect the rights of those to whom
the government sold lands in that dis
trict.
A newly patented machine is in OPP
Grafton by the Pioneer Mill Company.
The continuance is called a cane car
Ter and it saves the labor of five men
in unloading the cane cars.
w. E. Shaw some time since bought
a large tract in the Nihiku coffee
lands and has set out a tract of 80
acres to cane. The proposed Nahiku
plantation having fallen through Mr..
Shaw's only recourse was to flume
to the Hama mill and he built a flume
to the terminus of the Hama planta-
ton railroad. Now his trouble is he
has no water to fill the flume. He
could build another flume to a sourc
of water supply but the government
proposes to sell the lease of the water
rights and he might thus be cut off
from its use.
Manager w. j. Lowrie of Puunene
plantation will today tender his re-
signation and will be succeeded by
H. p. Baldwin. Mr.. Lowrie is still
heavily interested in the plantation,
owning about a twentieth of the stock
but will not remain on Maui. In
many respects Mr.. Baldwin is the
best manager Puunene plantation
could have and a steady advancement
of it's interests may be expected.
This afternoon at A o'clock there
will be a game of polo at Kahului be-
tween the Makawao and Waikiki
teams.
Maui has urgent need of a sanitary
inspector. The people live either in
villages or compact communities. One
does not have to go outside of Wa
luku to see the ill conditions
Market street is stuffed with pes
breeding holes in the shape of poi
shops and laundries. Stops are
thrown out on the ground and some
times into the streets instead of into
drains, pig sites are established close
IN THE MATTER OF THE PETI
TON of JOSEPH DO REGO, OF
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Molokai Notes

DIR. Dowson dentist from Maui is
on a professional visit to Moolkai.
Resolution of Coincidence on the
death of Prince Kuhio were passed
recently by the Civic Improvement AS
sociation of Molokai and sent to Mrs.
Kalanianaole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Munro left on the 18th
for an extended trip abroad.
The Leilani" a large and steady,
well powered boat built on the sam
pan order, has been purchased by Mr..
M. S. Goodhue who will carry Molo-
kai agricultural products, wood,
gasoline and other freight to and from
Honolulu and Lahaina to Molokai
ports. A small cabin will be provid-
ed to carry passengers to Wailau, Pc.
lekunu and way ports, at times when
the regular steamers are not plying.
Mr.. Stewart of the Federal survey
was a passenger on the "Leilani" to
Wailau and Pelekunu, a few weeks
ago.
He contemplates another trip with
Mr.. Armitage of the Promotion Blu
erau on the 10Th when the "Leilani'
will call for him at Honolulu and
take him to the other side.
Johnny D~uvauchelle, formerly engi-
neer on Maui, will run the "Leilani'
in conjunction with Mr.. Goodhue.
The large pineapple areas at Puu-
haiku and Kalae are doing very well
indeed. The country under cultiva'
ton looks very different from it form.
er appearance and what with build.
ing, transportation of lumber, pine.
apple plants, ETC., Molokai is hustling
The new store near the site of the
Roosevelt Children's Memorial Park
has opened up with a large assert
ment of goods, groceries, dry goods.
There was a meeting of the Law &
Order Committee on Friday the 18th
at Kaunakakai.
A pension has been asked for Ka
mai Laumauna, an aged Hawaiian fol
many years captain of police on Mo
lokai.
Mr.. Edgar S. Barry of the Mutual
Telephone Co, Honolulu is visiting
Molokai.
Eugene DuVauchelle has taken the
job of first mate on 1.-THE Leikona,'
Mr. Cookies boat.
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INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT BOARD

The monthly meeting of the indus
trial Accident Board for the County
of Maui will be held in the Wailuku
District Court Room, Waikiki, next
Thursday mrning, January 10, at
1890 o'clock. All persons having
business with the Board are asked to
be present.
F. S. WADSWORTH,
Acting Secretary.
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Srecklesville postoffice has ceased
to exist having been moved into g
new office and called Puunene.
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ANNOU EMIT

American Fruit G. Vegetable Stand
announces that after January 1, 1922,
the price of vegetables will be reduc-
ed 10 to 40 percent to cash purchas-
ers only.
If. JOSE ABREU, Mgr.
, 1922-09-23

on the northeast quarter of section
II. aSaut three miles northwest OF
the main Salt Creek camp. This well
was brought ia Thursday morning
AS a 2,40o-bSrrel producer and was
also flowing considerable gas. The
boilers had been moved back from
the RIG Thursday md there had been
no fire in them or around he rig
since that time.
The well was under contract to
Jess Walker and Duncan and Lance
were tool dressers IN his employ.
Randall and Doroty were on the Mid
west connection gam which was ptff-
ting on the control head this morn.
Ing. preparatory to connecting the
well with the Midwest plpelie.
Walker. the contractor. was stand
ing on the derrick floor when the
explosion came. II was accompanied
by a sheet OF flame which envaloped
the rie. Walker was blown. by the
force Of the explosion. through The
o ana escaped serious injury. The
rig wa shattered 70 pieces and Dun.
can n Lance. enveioped in the flam-
ing gas, must have persisted instant.
iy.
Doroty. whose elbow was fractured.
was able to talk about the accident
this afternoon at . o'clock. He said
that as o as he saw the fame he
Jumped and owes his life to that fact.
He vas OF h belief that all the men
that were with him IN the rig had
per1shrd. but this proved e-rroneous.
The injured were removed to the
spi which the company main
tains and give ntreatment. Altho,,9h
there were two nurses on di,tv az
company rushed two more nnrsas
from Casper On receipt OF new, Is of
the accident. They were taken TO
Salt Creek by T. n. Shaw of tic in.
dustriai relations department if=.he
Midwest.
Justice of the Pence Tubbs. In The
absence OF Lew Gay. county coroner
LETT for Salt screek at mon to ta1ve
charge of the %coroner's Investigation
, 1922-09-23
TIERNAN'S
IN LOVE, CLAIM.

SOUTH LEND. Ind, Sept. 23.-Re-
Cancellation has come to the Tiernan
family.
From the ashes OF n confessed Illicit
love Mrs. Herman today is smiling.
as she sees in them the embryo of
another ldve--the reunion OF herself
end Prof. John p. Tiernan.
Not only will the Tiernans continue
in wediock. but they win remain In
South Bend. The ter months old son
the infant in dispute, which h Tier
mans claim is the child of Harry Po1-
lin, will remain with the reunited
family and receive the same atten-
ton that Professor Herman gives the
two daughters.
TIE inquiries which led to the ques-
tioning of the Tiernans in regard to
their domestic relations resulted from
the receipt by Mrs. Herman Of an
enormous bouquet of roses when she
left the stand earlier in the week.
, 1922-09-23

CHICAGO. Sept. pa Increases
in pay affecting members of the
railroad signal mems organization
of AZ railroads and subsidiaries will
be sought before the United States
Railroad Labor Board Monday by
d. W. Helt. president of the union.
The union is asking for a virtual
return of wartime wages and work
ing conditions.
At present the average rate of
pay for the different classes ranges
between s6.40 and s3.76 a day. The
wartime rate of pay as announced
in decision No. 2 effective as of
July 20. 1s20-but later reduced
ranged between s7.o4 and s4.72.
In addition to q plea for higher
wages. which 1t is understood will
be based IN the premise that wages
in other industries are climbing,
, 1922-09-23
SOLON HURT In
CRASH OF AUTO,
TWO ARE DEAD

BALTIMORE. Nd, Sept. PA
slight improvement was noted this
morning in the condition OF Repre-
sentative Arthur NJ. Free of Cali
fornia. who was seriously injured in
a nautomobile accident on the Wash
inpton road at Savage Md, last
night. in which Grant C. Freeman. of
San Jose. cal, Mr.. Frees secretary.
and W. F. Dennis. an Insurance bro
ker of San Francisco, were killed.
n. e. Dennis, Of San Francisco
brother of w. F. Dennis, also was In
He was reported to We I'M
proving at the hospital. w. F. Dem
mis- was instantly killed when the au-
tomobile was wrecked. Mr.. Freeman
died in the ambulance en- route to
Baltimore.
, 1922-09-23

gress that will undo the present tar
If mo~nstrosity."
But we win not o $ sight of an
other great question the Internal
ional one" Mr.. Cox added. ut will
be more pertinent for discussion, how
ever. in the great national oru Of
1924.
"when a surgean finds an injured
man suffering from n severed artery
and a broken leg. he sews up the ar,
terry first. In the present instance.
bad as the international wound is.
the domestic injury inflicted in the
most incompetent congress In all his
tory is even worse" he said.
, 1922-09-23
EPESCOPALIAN
M EETiNC ENDS

PORTLAND. Ore, Sept 2s,--
The closing hours of the general
convention Of the Protestant Epis-
copal church in the United States
wer marked today by the action OF
the house of bishops In refusing to
concur in action of the deputies last
night in referring to a special com
mission the whole marriage ques-
ton including a proposed absolute
prohibition of re-marriage of d.
vorced persons.
Completion Of prayer book revis-
ion at the convention vas blocked
today when the question of a quor-
UNI was raised in the house of 6ep-
uties. The deputies put through
, 1922-09-23

claims he can establish the
parentage of an infant thru
vibratory blood tests. may be called
into the trial In South Bend. Ind, Of
Harry Poulin. h~aberdasher. charged
with being the father OF the child Of
Mrs. Augusta Tierana, according to
an announcement today from DR..
Abrams offices here. DR.. Abrams
.-ft for Chicago today TO open a
school for instruction In his system
and was advised that he may be
called upon for al expert test in the
PouIin case while east
The p~arentaee OF the child Is de
MED by Professor John It. Herman.
husband OF Mrs. Herman. DIR. Abrams
has been asked by parties in the case
who he win not name. to forward In
formation in regard to his system
ana to mole himself in readiness for
a possible test.
DR.. Abrams attracted nationwide
attention when he determined
through a blood test in an action "a
a baby OF contested parentage here
that the husi,and OF the woman in
volved was the actual parent. The
medical world has not accepted his
system as conclusive.
, 1922-09-23

CONsTANTINOPLE, Sept. b.
by the Associated Press.EIt was
reported today that Great Britain
had so modified her policy as to
permit the KemaIists to occupy
Thrace with small forces.
The British are withdrawing their
forces from the neutral zone Of Is
mid and transferring Them to Cha
max to strengthen the positions on
, 1922-09-23

mer days no longer IN sight 20 tempt
men to risk heavy fines and the loss
OF an automobile or n boat for the
sake or making lash across the
line.
Two new regulations-one Ameri-
n. the other Canadian have added
TO the smuggler. bootlggers' troubles.
The Canadian national railways. nc
.cording 10 information received here.
will hereafter refuse to transport ale
or liquor to places hat are not bona
fide export points.
The American regulation that
threatens to put another barrier in
the path OF the bootiegger is section
ssf. part five of the new tariff law.
As interpreted here. it e that n
, 1922-09-23
MAN DEAD In
Sewer GAZING

CHEYENNE. wyo,. Sept. "a
Especial TO The Tribune.)EFrank
Froding OF Denver. employed az q la
borer by the Inman Construction
company of Casper. was s~uffocated
this morning when a sewer trench in
which he was working caved IN. He
was buried beneath five feet of dirt.
The Inman company of Casper has
the contract 10 t laying OF storm
ewers in Cheyenne.
, 1922-09-23
90 YEARS OLD,
TAKES AIR TRIP

Mrs. Ella cochrane celebrated
her sixty-ninth birthday in Casper
Friday by flying with her son, r.
NJ. Cochrane of the Cochrane-Bell
Flying Circus from Casper to Salt
Greek. The aviator's mother had
been up with her son several times
in the past but not within the last
two years. She expressed herself
as thoroughly pleased with the trip
and as enthusiastic about aviation
as is Mr.. Cochrane.
The trip was made expressly so
, 1922-09-23

PARIS, Sept. 2s.-The allied con-
ference on the Near East has
agreed to send a joint note TO the
Angora govonntent assuring the
return Of ConstantinapEe 20 the
Turks and demanding the freedom
Of tho straits. II is believed also
TO offer the restoration Of 0drion-
uple and Thracc 10 Turkey under
certain conditions.
, 1922-09-23
C~ONSTANTlNOPLE
PROMISED TURKS

the banks of the Dardanelles SO as
to meet all possible emergencies.
It Is believed that tho British will
call on the Greeks to assist them.
and It Is understood one division Of
Greek troops left Rodosto last night.
CONSTANTINOPLE. Sept. "a
by the Associated Press.)-Turkish
sirplanes have bombarded the Greek
islands Of Chios and Mytilene, of,
, 1922-09-23

that mother and son could spend to-
day and tomorrow together at the
dedication celebration at Lavoye in
the Salt Creek field. Mr.. Cochrane
is putting on his flying circus
stunts there in connection with the
ceremonies honoring the official es-
t%ablishing OF a town at the Mosher
camp.
The start was made from the
Cochrane landing field on the C.
G.. Richardson property north Of
the city and the trip was %unevent-
full.
, 1922-09-23
'TIERNAN ADMITS
Il TO ABRAMS.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Sept. ga
Professor John p. Herman this after.
noon admitted Tint he had CORE
sponded with DR.. Albert Abrnms OF
Sas. Francisco. regarding H. taking
Of blood tests to prove that the third
child OF Mrs Herman was the son OF
Harry Pouiin and not of himself.
DIR. Abrams is expected to arrive IN
Chicago next Wednesday.
, 1922-09-23
MEXICO LIVESTOCK
DYING LIKE FLIES, SAYS
APPEAL FROM GOVERNOR

PHOENIX, Arir., Sept. aa.-Cat-
tie In New Mexico r dying by
Thousand and the loss I'm that state
to the cattle interests already has
been heavy, according to a message
received here today by Governor
Thomas Campbell from Governor
merritt @. Meohem Of New Msxioos
, 1922-09-23

KANSAS CITY. NO.. Sept. e.
Cattle receipts here for the las
week were the heaviest i'm almost
three years, local officials of the de
partment Of agriculture said today.
Prices, however, were well sustain
ed and some grades even showed an
advance, 1t was stated.
, 1922-09-23

who asks that Arizona lift the quar-
antine on cattle and permit the
stock to be moved over to Arizona
ranges. In his telegram Governor
Mechem stated that the cattle were
starving because of lack OF feed on
the ranges.
, 1922-09-23
SIGNAL MEN TO
SEEK INCREASE

the union will urge the return of
the eight hour basis with time and
one-half for over time. Under the
boards latest decision the men do
not receive overtime until after the
ninth hour.
, 1922-09-23
c. REACHES
YUMA, ARIZONA

YUMA. Ariz.. Sept. 23.-The United
States army dirigible c.. landed here
at 1;20 p. m. today. The big balloon
is now being refuelled and made ready
for the last leg of her transcontinental
flight from Langley Field, Va. to
Ross Field. Arcadia, Cal, just outside
Of Los Angeles.
, 1922-09-23

man 8 or PERSONAL bnggage
may no longer be considered safe
from search and seizure. The sec
ton was intended to permit customs
officers to search veshels outside OF
the three-miIe limit. but II also APP.
parently gives dry agents the right
10 search at any time and place with
out the formaiity OF obtaining a
search warrant.
, 1922-09-23
100000 FIRE
In BIG STORE

FORT DODGE. Iowa, Sept. ga
Fire starting in the shipping room on
the fourth fioor of the Boston Store
here early today caused damage esti-
mated at 5000 ,0no. The top floors OF
the store were Quilted by the flames
and the lower three floors and base
ment Were soaked with water.
, 1922-09-23
SMUGGLERS And B00TLEGGERS
ON CANADIAN BORDER TRAVEL
HARD ROAD, RISK NOW GREAT

BUFFALO. N. Y, Sept. 23.-smuggling and bookkeeping
are not what they used to be. One regulation after another
has been added by the Canadian and United States govern
ments until it is really no longer safe to peddle a carload or
boatload of Canadian liquor along the border. The price of
contraband, too, is at a low level and the big profits of for
, 1922-09-23
MONSTROSiTY' TO BE
CAMP Align ISSUE In NOVEMBER.
cox DECLARES I'M LATE SPEECH

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. 23.-(By The Associated
what the issue will be in 1922, former Gov.
James M. Cox of Ohio and Democratic nominee for president
in 1920, declared here today in his first address since his re-
turn from n extensive tour of Europe, made before the City
club, that ethe people this year will be asked to elect a con-
, 1922-09-23
OTHERS BURNED.
ONE FATALLY, IN SALT
OIL FIELD BLAZE
TooLdreSserS Duncan and Lance Meet Instant Death When
GasI Is Ignited in Placing Control Head and Kenneth
Randall Lies at Point of Death from Burns

1890 thism morning when two tooIdresers named Dunona and Lancew were burned to deaths;
RANDALL, a connection nan, receved such serious burns tina he is wing in the
hospital Jess Walker contract drMe, and Oha Doot, connection nan, received less Sc
nousi injuries
, 1922-09-23

The bird in Kentucky who buried
his ''ussd car after futile attempts
TO revive 1t has solved the problem of
what to do with 'em.-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
, 1922-09-23
Child Cries
For Mother At
Birth, Claim

MASON CITY. Iowa. Sept. ga.
IAN accident but a most unusual
accident" is the opinion expressed
today by physicians of the city
on the unprecedented performance
Of the infant child of Mr.. anc Mrs.
Peter zantes, who called mother
three times. five minutes after his
birth in n hospital here yesterday.
Kipling says the Americans forced
an early Armistice. Wen. we did help
to bring it about.-Norfolk Virginian
Pilot. :
, 1922-09-23

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Sept. %.
Sig HaugdabI. driving a Fronte-
nae who yesterday broke the
worlds automobile record for the
mile On a half-miIe track nj the
Eastern States Exposition. today
set up five more worlds records.
for two nj three. four. five and ten
miles. In the two-mile he did LISP
fiat as against his own time Of
2.0236 last year at Lincoln. Neb.
He did three miles i'm three minutes
iIat. us against Leslie Aliens 3.losO~
last year. Iiaugdahl did four miles
in 4.OOh, five miles in 5.O0%. and
10 miles in 9.58. Leon Durcy's ear
Her records were i.l3 for the foul
miles. $3.50 Tor he fiv, miles. AMI
10.396O for 10 miles
, 1922-09-23
LATE SPORTS

SPIssGFIELD. Mass. Sept. %.
Springfield college defeated Colby,
by, 12 TO 0. today I'm the seasons
opening football game for both col
Ieges. Heat forced many substitu-
lions Of players.
, 1922-09-23
NATIONAL GOLF CHAMP LOSES
MATCH I'm CLUB TOURNAMENT

mateur golf champion, was defeated, 2 and l, today by l. C.
Conley, one of his Siwoney eliminates, in the semi-6nal round
of the Victory club tournament at the Grassy Sprain Golf
club.
, 1922-09-23

Another Constnntipople message
today said the French were threat
ching their garrison in STEAMBOAT
and that a battalion had been
brought from the TchataIIa line for
this purpose.
, 1922-09-23

the Asia Minor coast n the Aegean.
The French are removing their
troops from the TchstaIja line.
, 1922-09-23
Test May Be Used to
Determine Percentage OF Child
Coast Expert To Be
Called Upon for
Epidence, Said

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept.
23.-Dr. Albert Abrams of
San Francisco, who has
evolved a system whereby he
claims he can establish the
parentage of an infant thru