The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-05-30
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Library closed-Maui County Free
Library was closed today in obser-
vance of Memorial Day.
Memorial Address-At Paia School
the Memorial Day address was de-
livered yesterday by Rev. J.. c. Will
ers.
Piano Recital-The pupils of Mrs.
J. c. Viliers will hold a piano recital
at Mrs. Villiers Home Saturday even
ing.
Masons Meet Saturday-The 215th
stated meeting of Lodge Maui No.
472, will be held in Masonic Temple
Saturday.
L. D. S. Concert-Dance--A benefit
concert and dance to be held in Wal
luku Town Hall two weeks from next
Saturday is announced.
Meeting Postponed-The meeting
of the Athletic Committee which was
to have been held last night was
postponed for a week.
Concert and Dance-For the bene-
fit of Hamakuapoko Church there will
be held a concert and dance at Pau
wela Hall next Monday evening.
More Tourists Come-A party of
seven tourists came by the Kilauea
this morning, registered at the Grand
and are going up the mountain.
Outdoor Circle-The Lahaina Out
door Circle will hold its last meeting
until next fall at the home of Mrs.
d. T. Fleming Monday afternoon.
AIumnae on Excursion-St. An
thony Alumnae is on an excursion
today. The members left this morn
ing for Waihee Valley where they are
enjoying their holiday.
Dance is E~njoyed-A fair crowd at
tended the dance of the Maui Teach
ers' Association at the Territorial
Building Saturday night and an en-
joyable affair is reported.
Last Meeting Monday-Maui Wo
mans Club will close it's activities
of the 1922 year at its meeting in
the Territorial Building Monday. The
annual luncheon will be held in that
building on Saturday of this week.
School Gardens Judeed-The Maui
Judges of the Star-Bulletin school
and home gardens contests have
finished their work and sent their re-
port to Honolulu. Three days of last
week were spent on their final visits.
Buys Studebaker-S. A. Baldwin is
driving a chummy, foul passenger
Studebaker Six. 1t is the first of its
model to be seen on this Island and
vas delivered to him by Joe Stickney
of the Pond Company on Saturday of
last week.
Manoa in Friday-According to ad-
vices from Honolulu to the Kahului
Railroad, the ManoaN will arrive in
Kahului Friday morning and depart
Saturday night at 10 o'clock. Prospec-
tive passengers should be on Claudine
Wharf at GAS.
Subs in Port-Five submarines and
an Eagle boat are in port at Kahului
and men off the naval craft are en-
joying shore leave. An effort was
made to get up a baseball game for
Sunday but no team was on hand to
go against the sailors.
Not Sunstroke-The reported case
OF sLnstroke occurring at Lahaina On
May 18th was it seems a mistake.
A6vices received Sunday from DR..
George Webb of the Pioneer Hospi-
tai say examination Of the patient re-
veal the affliction to be an acute ce-
zebra, disease.
Sugar Prices Rise-Considerable
interest and excitement was aroused
Saturday by further rises in sugar
prices. New York quotation "a AIS
and San Francisco 4.20S8. The stock
market stiffened under the news but
there was some reaction apparent
yesterday.
Studebaker Service-C. T. Morris,
an expert from the Studebaker fac
tory is over from the Pond Company
of Honolulu, Island agents for the
Studebaker cars, looking over the
automobiles of that make that are
owned on Maui and rendering owners
such service as is necessary.
Rough at Lahaina-On the Lahaina
side there was a heavy sea running
Saturday night and the Mauna Kea
was unable to land either mail or
passengers. Between Olowalu and the
Pail rocks were washed up on the
government road. There was little
wind blowing but the seas were roll
ing high.
Sailor is Observation-Disclosures Ku,
Is years of age, a native of Hamoa,
Hawaii, fell between the Claudine
Wharf and the Kilauea at Kahului on
Saturday night. Swimmers and div
er went to his rescue but were unable
find him or his body though they con-
tinue their efforts for a long time.
The body rose to the surface this
morning.
Picnic enjoyed-As a reward for
having sold the largest number Of
tickets for the Maui High and Gram
mar School entertainment pupils of
the seventh and eigth grades went
for an all-day picnic to Kekipi Gulch
on Saturday. The 80 young people
were accompanied by Misses White
hill and Stolte who heartily joined in
the fun. There was a swim and other
SnnrtS and the climax of the lunch