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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-10-06
Personal Mention

Mrs. A. G.. Rothrock was a Mauiite
to return on the Wilhelmina,
DR.. Rothrock sailed from Honolulu
for the mainland Wednesday,
f. F. Deinert returned from Homo.
lulu on the Wilhelmina this morning.
S. V. Brown, a mainland newspaper
man, has joined the staff of Maui
News.
Mrs. George S. Aiken has returned
TO her Waikiki home after a visit in
kula.
II. b. Graham is a Maui visitor to
arrive to arrive this morning by the
Wilhelmina.
Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Fry were pas.
sengers to depart from the Wilhel
nina this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton S. Childs and
infant were h"omecomers on the vii.
helmina this morning.
William p. st. Clair is over from
the capital city installing the Homo
lulu Iron Works exhibit.
V. L. Stevenson has come from
Hilo to become associated with the
Valley Isle Publishing Co.
Miss Lorna v0n Tempsky. who has
been on the mainland for the past
several months. is expected home
next week.
Manager A. W. Collins and Mrs
Collins went to Honolulu Monday ant
MIR. Collins sailed for the mainland
Wednesday.
Or. J. Y. Ting has been treating
dental patients in kula and expects
to be absent from his Waikiki office
another week.
A. +. Tavares, manager OF Haiku
Fruit Co. went to Honolulu last
Monday night and proceeded to the
mainland on Wednesday.
Wallace MacFarlane arrived on
Maui by the Wilhelmina this mOrn
ing and will return to Honolulu or
that vessel tomorrow night.
Miss Alice X. Maikai and Mis-,
Mary Chong Of Honolulu arrived on
the Wilhelmina this morning and viii
make a trip to the Crater.
L. II. Alau, water luna Of Wailukl
Sugar Company. has a two week,
vacation and is planning to take ;
horseback trip around the Island.
Joe Xavier, formerly assistant post
master at Waikiki and more recent
ly at Hama, will return next week anC
take a position in the Puunene Office
Deputy Sheriff George Cumming.
had a narrow escape from serious in
jury Wednesday evening when h,
was struck by an automobile anC
knocked down while investigating al
automobile collision on the beacl
road.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-10-06
Coming Events

Saturday, october 7-Primary cleo
ton. Makawao Ladies Aid annual
bazaar at Paia Community house. Con-
cert and dance benefit l.. d. S. at Ka-
hului Community House.
Sunday, October 8-Baseball, first
game of Maui title series at Fair
Grounds diamond.
Monday, October 9-Meeting Of
Lahaina Outdoor Circle at home of
Mrs. Arthur w. Collins. Football
meeting.
Wednesday, October 11-Board of
Supervisors meets.
Thursday, outober 12-Maui Coun-
ty Fair Opens, Japanese Day.
Friday, October 13-Maui County
Fair, Children's Day.
Saturday, October 14-Last day of
Maui County Fair.
Thursday, October 19-Chamber of
Commerce meetings, Directors at 8
and members at $3.50.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-10-06
Maui Players Score
Before Huge Crowd

Managers Night" the first theatre
cal innovation of its kind ever pre-
sented on the island of Maui made its
debut at the Waikiki Hippodrome
last night before a capacity house.
The program was prepared by Man
ager Dick p. Harris of the Maui chain
of theaters and the cast was COM
prised entirely of local talent.
While the crowds ~thrOnged the
lobby in an effort to obtain seats, the
program "a opened with an over
ture, THE T%hunderer" by the Com
munity Orchestra, DR.. j. Y. Ting
directing, A two reel century
comedy, Excuse me Sheriff" formed
a second number on the program.
Third feature of the evening was
Moments of Melody" Dimond Hele-
kunihi, Eddie Santos, Manuel Rodri-
CUES, Miguel Koani, Louis Rodrigues
and James Koani were members of
the seNtette presenting this enjoyable
number.
Pop Hutton" of Boy Scout fame.
and Frank Langa presented From
Soup to Nuts" Leland Lewis gave
character readings from Kipling and
Service, and Sid Blank rendered "The
Whistling Kid"
Bring Me a Rose a song and
dance novelty, including Mrs. p. H.
Ross, Miss Alma Ross, Alice Bevins,
Mildred Bevins, Patsy Tougher and
Irene MOura in stellar exhibitions.
The browning feature of the enter
tainment was the part portrayed by
Dick Harris in His Fathers Pride"
a n act playlet by Leland Lewis.
Mr.. Harris was ably supported by
Mrs, Dan T. Carey and Floyd Brown.
Episode 7, the miracles of the
Jungles" concluded the program.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-10-06
Has Maui Hibiscus?
(Contributed)

This question arises because of the
very meager display of our Territorial
flower at last years Fair, due no
doubt to many being unaware that
such a display was called for on the
program. But now that the Fifth
Maui County Fair is upon us. what
are We going to do about this
Hibiscus Day that the Flower Com
mittee has set for Saturday, october
IA?
They say that John Walker, "the
Hibiscus King producer of the fam
GUS double white hibiscus and origi-
nator of more varieties of double hi
discus by far than all the rest of the
producers of Hawaii put together, is
going to leave his business cares be
hind him and come from Honolulu to
be the judge for Hibiscus Day. More
than that, he planning for himself
an especial treat. He will remain
on Maui for some ten days after the
Fair Is over for no other reason than
because, as he puts it, he wants
others to become acquainted with the
Fascinating pastime of cross breed
ing hibiscus. He says, 81 will be
more than pleased in the few days
that | will be with you to demon
strate to all who may be interested
my methods of polarization, selec-
ton of sexes, planting, budding, etc.
That is busy John Walkers idea
of a pleasant holiday to come to
Maui and teach us how we may de-
rive pleasure from the spare moments
of our day in producing more var
ieties of u wonderful territorial
flower, the hibiscus, of which there
are now probably between 5000 and
5000 varieties.
OF course the people of Maui will
bring their very best blooms of hibis-
Gus for John Walker to see and
judge on Saturday, October IA. Equal
ly of course as many as can will see
him and talk with him on the sub
ject that has been nearest to his
heart during the past twelve years.
Perhaps an occasional fan" will even
make arrangements to have Mr..
Walker visit his garden and let Mr..
Walker show chow it is done" hibis-
cusly. Those who want to know fur
Their about that part of it can talk
with his ardent admirers and friends,
Mrs. j. T. Fantom, who has one of
his prettiest blossoms named for her,
and Grant Bailey, to whom he has
presented a large collection of his
best slips to be grown and distributed
as John says, ito my friends on
Maui"
Now what is John Walker going to
see in the floral building when he en-
ters it Saturday morning to judge
u hibiscus display? If we do but
bring the really fine blossoms that we
have, we can imagine that he will be
ure to remark some show" Bring
a Hibiscus for Hibiscus Day.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-10-06
Going One Better

The meeting of the town council
had been stormy, and tempers were
waxing hot.
you, sir" shouted one member at
another, "are about the most pig
headed fool / have ever met!"
"Order, order!" interrupted the
chairman. You gentleman seem to
forget that l am in the room. Pear
sons Magazine.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-10-06
Taking No Chances

why do you insist on shaking
hands with me before every drink"
asked Nh. Jagsby.
"a man never knows what's going
to happen to him nowadays" replied
Mr.. BIBLES, solemly, "and if / drop
in my tracks / want you to know
that we part friends" -Birmingham
Age-Herald.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-10-06
old Scores

"Now I've had my revenge" said
the shoe-shop proprietor to his friend,
as a customer left.
Revenge? How SOP"
"Well, the young lady who just
went out is a telephone operator, l
gave her the wrong number."-Kasp-
er (Stockholm),
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-10-06
GIGANTIC PLANT ORDERED
z

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-The construc.
ton of an electric generator plant,
to cost approximately $4,000, 900 and
which, when completed, will be the
largest in the world, was authorized
today, it was announced by the Com.
mOnWealth Edison company.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-10-06
FINAL POLITICAL RALLY
PRESS

HONOLULU, Oct. 6-The final raj
lily of Republican and Democratic
parties will be held this evening at
Aala Park. Marshall Cox will preside
over the Republican meeting. Dele
gate candidates will be allowed speak
ing time of is minutes each; senator
ial candidates seven minutes each
and house candidates five minutes
each.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-10-06
COMPLETE NEW COMMISSION
PRESS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6-Selection
of the eve members of the Fact
Finding Commission, created by Con
gress to conduct an investigation into
the national coal industry with a
view to the betterment of mine con
ditions and the eliminating of strikes,
was practically completed by Presi-
dent Harding today.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-10-06

PARIS, Oct. Madame Jacques
Lebaudy, widow of the self-styled
Emperor of Sahara" whom she kill
ed in New York city in 1919, today
married Iianri Sudreau, noted French
detective. Her daughter J%acqueline
is married to Sudreau's son, Roger.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-10-06
WANT ADS

FOR SALE-One 1920 model Cole
Speedster. Guaranteed in 4. No. l
Condition. Mechanically excellent.
Apply at Moura's garage, Waikiki
FOR SALE-One s foot fountain in A
1 condition. Inquire by mail-P.
o. Box 141 Kahului.
FOR SALE-The only shoe repairing
shop in Lahaina. Good Business.
Reason for sale is the owner de-
sires to leave for the mainland.
Reasonable price takes it. Apply to
NJ. CRUZ, Lahaina, Maui-tf.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-10-06
Castles In The Air

What is your idea of the height
of futility?"
"a woodpecker trying to build a
nest in a concrete pole"
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-10-06
Loud Socks

Shopper docking at socks)-Aren't
they rather loud?
Shop Assistant-Yes, sir. They are
especially made for people whose feet
are in the habit of going asleep
Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-28

Cocoanut fibre dyed black and white
is used TO decorate interiors OF FIJI Is
land homes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-28
i"
CONE STRONG
FAST PITTSBURGH AGGREGATION
WILL BE CASEYs' STRONGEST
OPPONENT OF SEASON.
Invaders Are Touted as Strong With
the Willow as Well as Having
Great Fieders.

Fresh from their victory over the
Sokols Of McKces Rocks. who were
their opponents in the frst round OF
the National Baseball federation
semi,pro championship series OF the
United States, the w. L. Reinecker
club Of Pittsburgh will invade Wheel
ing next Sunday afternoon with the
intention OF taking over the local
Caseys. In their game with the Sokols
the Reineckers completely outclassed
their opponents. and Carter, who vii!
pitch here Sunday. let the Sokols
down with four hits and in addition
famed eight.
The Reneckers are reputed to be
one Of the fastest clubs that have
played In Wheeling this year. and
among their opponents so far this
years were such good clubs as Con-
nellsville, National Tubes, Oakmont
Pittsburgh Keystones members Of
the Colored National leaguel, North
Side Board OF Trade. Harmarville,
Harvey Oils, Charleroi and may
other good ones.
TIE Reineckers are noted for their
heavy work with the willow, and also
their sensational helders. Composed
almost entirely OF men who have bad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-28

major or minor league experience,
this game should prove one OF the
seasons best attractions for the local
fans. In bringing this club here the
Casey management had to grant sew
eral concessions in order to live up
to their promise TO the fans OF bring
ing nothing but the best clubs TO play
at Rivervipw park.
Among their players are such men
rs Frank and Wally Smith, Mig
Smith and Geyer Wally Smiths
knowledge OF the national pastime
was gained while with Kansas City in
the American association. Ms"
Smith. we'll known to all followers OF
the game, gained his reputation while
a member OF the Chicago White Sox,
Cincinnati Reds and the Boston Ma
tionals. In Goyer, who played with
Toronto in the Internationals. Man
aser Madden will run into one Of his
buddies Of the days when he played
with Syracuse.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-28
STONE CHURCH WINS

After losing five straight games. the
fast Elm Grove stone church sunday
school baseball team last night came
ok and defeated the first Zane Street
nine by the score Of lo-2 on the Elm
Grove lot The game was featured by
the hard hitting ~ the out-the- pike
nine, who hammered the ball 10 a.! cor
ners OF the lot.
Stone opened the scoring In the sec
ond inning when they put hits behind
errors Of their opponents and scored
four runs which turned out to win the
game. They scored six runs In the last
two innings. Zane Street did their
scoring In the last inning when they
seemed to como back. but after they had
scored two runs the Stone outfit re-
tired the side and won the game.
The score by innings r. n. r.
Zane Street...0 q q n Q T. 3
Stone ..........0 0 3 3 10 - n
Batteries: Schu,tleworth and Four
nier; Bennett and Oldham.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-28
ENGLISH BOY WANTS
TO SHOW HIS WARES
Wheeling. W. Va. July -,
ting Editor. Intelltgencer.

Snort!nr Editor. Intelligencer
Dear Sir.--1 beg to ask you as
reader OF your paper and as n young
man who has only been in America three
weeks IL you will not assist me 70 gel
a match IN one Of the coming SHOWS
at the new Bellaire Boxing shows.
would appreciate I; very much II couin
60 on in the show which will be mel"
August 7th.
l weigh about ia pounds ara wa
considered very good around my homo
town. birmingham. England. | am -
years old and will assure the promoters
I can take a punch as well as give one
All ask Is that someone with IN
fluenCe in boxing circles get behind me
and I am sure | could make good. |
am ready to 60 into the ring with any
known man Of my weight and show
what can do in this line Although
have not touched a glove FOR three
months l am IN pretty fair condition
having always looked after myself
Will he very grateful TO you II you
could manage 10 help me IN any way IN
making my appearance N this city
Thanking you In anticipation. am.
Yours truly.
Joseph Bullock.
1929 Chapline street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-28
Almost Even In
Leonard-Tendler Fight

and brought blood from Tender =
mouth. They fought furiouSly al close
range Tendler missed with ms riHht,
| Leonard iabbed with let's, Tented ana
cent a left 10 the Jaw. rushing leHo
Ter to the corner. Leonard seemed u"
De growing stronger.
Round l2-Leouard sunk a right &c
the stomach. Tender rushed IN. laA"'
Ing lcfts to the Jaw. He swung mar"
eft TO the Jaw and right 70 the heaa'
Leonard landed wide rights ana IetlS'
Leonard had the better OF vicious eN-
change at close quarters. They danced
around. Leonard landed a short rights
to the jaw. sent both hands to IN"
body and rushed Tender 10 the ropes.
Leonard missed a right uppercut ana
booked two g!ancinC rights 70 inc Jaw
Leonard sent two hard rights TO me
Jaw. Leonard uppercutted with rights
and lettS. They were fighting nara II
the gong.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-28

usrs bleeding ard gore was on MS
ches, when the bell rang
Round Leonard predicted before
N. fight that he would win in lh'"
round. Tender hooked TWO let's TO the
head. Leonard had ;he better OF an cN-
change Tender tahbed rights 70 ne
BODY and hooked let's TO the head
Leonard sent TWO leag rights 10 'no
law. Leonard accused Tender ot ny
ting low. Leonard spat out TOOTH
Tender sent let's 70 the head iheS
fought at close range and cHh'hen.
Leonard uppercutted To the Jaw ann
crossed a let 10 the body. Leokru
hooked a right to the Jaw he repeat
ed. Leonard WAS coming back StrohE'N'
Round 8-Tendler !ahbcd WIN h.'
right and crossed with his lett. ne
landed two lestp TO the Jaw In c!'"C"'
Both swung at long -anre.
Leonard sent two hard rights to In"
body. Tender hooked three hard rights
~ the head. The champion Keeling win
let's and rights to the law. The cham
MON hung on and looked 10 Tender
,rer,ly Tender ran the champion
around the ring shouting To the referee
thar Leonard was holding. Leonard
shot a left 20 the jaw. Tender $ml'-
"a a, the champion and took hard
left uppercut TO the jaw. Tender
,oundad his left 20 the body and when
the bell rang Tender asked: "HowS
that"
THAT was nice work" replied Leon
ard.
Bound o-Tsnd!cr hooked his lett to
tho law and head. Leonard landed 4
hard right to the jaw. They kept ur
an animated converse tion. Leonard
landed a hard left 10 the body and
hooked n right 10 the jaw. He landed
another left Leonard missed long up
percut and then sent 4 hard left q
the jaw.
Tender rocked the champion with Il
eft to the chin. Leonard danced away
crsnrinK Leonard sent hard right 70
he body. Leonard uppercutted sharp
~ 10 the jaw with a right. Tender
had the advantage Of mitigating al
the bell
Round 1o-Thcy cltnched. Tender
missed right. Leonard hooked TWO
rights 70 the body. Flo sent another
and followed with right TO the jaw
! He sent two short uppcrcuts To the
Jaw Leonard jabbed lightly and the:
sent both fists to the face. Leonard
kept leading and landing with h
right. Leonard sent two short upper
cuts and rushed Tender 10 the ropes
| Tender fought hack and sent three l"f;
hooks TO the Jaw. Tender backed
! away Leonard jumped Ike cat
smashing two rights TO The jaw anc
| sending the challenger to the ropes
| Tender fought back.
Round ll--They !ahbed away a. long
| range Leonard was short with two
uppercrits They clinched. Leonard be
| gan his dancing tactics. He landed twt
: wight hooks, a short right uppercut ant
! n left 70 the jaw. They exchanged
| close together. Tender sent sertt'
| 81 lsttS 10 the head. Leonard LANDED
! Il terrific short uppercut to the chIi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-28
TRINITY TRIMS
THIRD PRESBYS
COME FROM IEHIND IN LAST two
INNINGS AND NIP GAME
JUST IN TIME
PreEbyteHans Had LutheranH In O"o-
Stone Trimmed Hane street
Nine lo-2

Tn. fast Trinity Church sunday
Sunday school baseball team continued
their winning streak last evening Wneh
they won over the East Third PresoF
terrain inc by the score Of l!."' Inc
game was interesting from the start
and Trinity was forced to come from
behind 70 win the contest.
Rigelow. the star moundsman Tor tho
Trinity nine. was knocked from IN" n"N
In the fourth inning after the frcsnF-
terrain boys had nlcked him nine runs
In four innings Seahrisht. VINO re-
lleved him. held the hard hitterS score
less. Trinity scored sin runs IN the
las' TWO innings and won the contest
The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-28
TO YORKVILLE

sunday afternoon the fast Schad
baseball team Will journey 10 forkNiIle
and NEE, the fast Baldr!ni club OF that
place. Both teams are evenly matched
and a good game Is assured 20 al Who
attend The following sunday the team
will journey 20 RarncSV!!le and on
August ~ will again try their luck
against the fast Elm F'r"v" nine. who
handed them a defeat last sunday al the
Grove.
The manager OF the Schads would Ike
TO hear from the Cambria Solleries'
Florence and WoodSheld for games. Ar
rangements can he made by calling
wheeling 2l4O during the day and ask
Ing for Beck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-28
WEYGANT-STEWART
BOUT ATTRACTING
VALLEY attention

Local fight fans are assured thas
when the local promoters landed the
Stewart-Weygant scrap for August Z
they picked no pink tea" affair. One
old timer who knows the fight game
from A to remarked: IF you want ~
sec a boxing professor, get Harry
Greb: If you want to see a dancing
master. sign up Pal Moore; but if you
want to see a real honest to goodness
scrap. book Goo Stewart with a boy
who can and will fight" The match
maker did that very thing when he
corralled Eddie Weygant to meet
Stewart in the coming show, and in
dications point to the largest turnout
of fight fans that have attended bout
in this district during the past year.
Stewart is working out in the open,
and every evening at the Stockyard
A. c. field. Bernie Hahn, Jack Vascher
and Mickey Finnegan are assisting
him in his boxing. and the boys all
receive good workouts every evening.
The announcement that Johnny
Michaels Of jamestown, y. Y. will he
on hand to meet Billy Williams OF
Martins Ferry in the semi-final has
also caused some comment. The New
York boy has been running in main
events in his home state, and his ap.
pearance in this district will be his
debut in the south.
The entire list OF early goes will be
announced in the near future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-28
FAULTY DECISIONS
LAIN DISALLOWED

New York. July 27.-President John
A Heydler Of the National league to-
day disalowed the protests OF the
Brooklyn club to umpircs decisions
which il claimed faulty and resulted in
losses OF the games played against New
York. July 4th and st. Louis IN. The
games will not be replayed.
The Brooklyn contention In both
cases was based on a rule that has been
a storm center Of controversy in base,
ball almost since It's institution, the OBJ
struction If base by fielder waiting II
tar a runner. Whether there actually Is
obstruction Is matter OF the umpires
Judgment which is never reNeraed.
He-Tou look nice enough to eat.
she-Well. do eat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-28

The above letter was received by the
sporting editor Of the lnteiligcncer yes
terday. Here is chance Tor the
promoters 10 match boy who IS IN
known around these parts with some
good bov Of about the same weight,
Thore are several promising boys ot
this weight In the city and any cou!u
be matched with Bullock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-28

Left on bases: Trinity, :; Third Tres
+. Stolen bases: Trinity ); laird Pres,
5. Two-hase hits: Steher. Hoyt l.. Bart
lett EhelinE Three-basc hit: Stoker.
Struck out: Ry Collett. 6: by Rtgclow. ,;
by Seahr!ght. !. Base on halls: on COL
lett. 3 off Rigelow. o; off Scahr'EhL l.
Double plays: Shr!ver 10 BARTLETT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-28
FILES DECLARATION

Gust Glyptis. IS years OF age. Greek,
millworker. residing at @22i Market
street. made application for his declara-
ton Of intention papers with |. s.
Distric, Clerk John n Conrad ycstcr-
day afternoon. Glyptis has resided IN
this country since 1910
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-28
LEONARD winner
SAYS HARRY ERTLE

New York. July c7.-Harry ErNe'
:hnrd man in the ring At tEe LeohNFu-
Tender bout IN Jersey CRY tohiCht u,
an unofficial decision which ne asFeeu
70 render for the New YORK heTa'u ue'
clared Leonard the winner. II WAS ca,
planned that the opinion was IN no way
official. tho laws or W" JerSe! wv
hlbltins decisions