The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-04-25
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Junior Play Announced Maui
High School Juniors will offer their
annual play this year on Saturday
evening June 10.
Seeks Separation-Mrs. John r.
Bergstrom has brought suit against
her husband for separation. d. H.
Case is her attorney and papers were
filed yesterday morning.
Triple neutrality-suspicious. Rel
mann, his grandchild Nahina and his
niece, Mrs. Federcell, all observed
birthday anniversaries together Sun
day, their birthdays falling upon the
same date.
Lighthouse Superintendent Quits
Arthur E. Arledge has telegraphed his
resignation to Washington, effective
on the arrival of a successor. He
quits after ten year services and al
leges unjust treatment.
Want Molokai Homes-To date %
families have applied for homes on
Molokai to the Hawaiian Homes Com
mission. The commission plans to
place between 90 and % families on
the lands for a visit venture.
Wise For 5aldwin-Senator John II
Wise is quoted by the Star Bulletin
as expressing the hope that Delegate
Harry A. Baldwin will be a candi-
date for reelection. He announces he
will not be a candidate if Baldwin
will accept.
Make Crater Trip-Arranged for
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Cameron of Ho-
nolulu a party composed of w. II.
Engle, Mrs. r. H. Wilson, Mrs. T. A.
Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron
made the ascent of Halakala yester-
day and will return today.
Driveway Completed - The en-
trance from the public road to the
new Mala wharf has been completed
and the steam rollers taken away
from the spot. The driveway has
had gravel to a good depth laid up
on its surface been rolled down and
presents a splendid appearance.
Molokai Asks Wharf-Residents of
Halawa and Pukoo, Molokai, have
written to the harbor board request
ing that Punalu, which is between
Waialua and Pukoo, he considered as
the location of the new government
wharf on that side of the island. They
say they understand the board has
been considering 'Keawanui as a pos
sible site.
No Arbuckle Films-Announcement
is made by the Consolidated Amuse-
ment Company that il to
show no Arbuckle films in Honolulu.
As the company is the chief source
of supply for the amusement concerns
of the other Islands it is improbable
that any photo plays showing the
disgraced commedian will be present
ed on Maui.
Judd Family Wins-At the meeting
OF the Cousins Society, descendants
OF the early missionaries, the Judd
family won for the largest attendance
u representatives being present. The
Chamberlain family was next with II.
The Judd family was the winner last
year. Miss Ethel Damon was elected
president of the organization.
New Job For Givens-Advices
from Honolulu say that w. E. Owens
formerly principal of the Mckinley
High School is to return to the Is
lands next fall as principal of Kane
hameha School for boys. When leav-
ing the department of public instruc,
ton of the Islands Owens said that
the pay to a principal of such a school
as the n he had headed was made
Quate.
Big Catch of AkuIe-A huge school
of Akule ran in along the beach that
fronts Main street in the center of
Lahaina on Saturday night. About
$3.50 in the evening, Japanese and
Hawaiian fishermen and mill en-
ployees with their families swarmed
the spot with lanterns and nets to
make a big haul of the fish. 1t is
estimated that several tons were
caught.
Lottery Tickets Found-T. Hoshi of
Waikiki was arrested on April 20, for
having lottery tickets in his posses
sion. Appearing before the District
Court the case was continued to this
morning when on a motion by Eugene
Murphy, attorney for the defendant
a nolle PROSE- was entered, the pro.
secution failing to introduce sufficient
evidence to establish a prima facie
case.
Sale Is Gnded-The Boston Store
closed n of its successful sales Sat
urday night, ending a six weeks en-
gagement." Mr.. Amiel eXpresse!
himself as pleased with results il
the face of present business and in
dustrial conditions and says he vii
come to Maui again. He is now en-
gagged in packing up and moving t
Lahaina where he will conduct
two weeks sale at the Pioneer Ga
rage.
Take Strenuous Trip-Miss Doroth,
Pasmore, Mrs. Mary Pasmore Bun
rell, A. r. Burrel and Charles SutheI
land left Sunday for the Ditch Trai
trip. Yesterday they te%lephoned L
the Grand Hotel that they had decid
ed to return across the Crater an
would be back in Waikiki shortl,
after noon today. Thus they are maxi
ing the Ditch Trail-Crater trip in
few hours more than two days.
Registration Statistics Secretar
Raymond c. Brown has compiled in
~teresting classifcatiOns as to tn
nativity of the voters of Hawaii. Hi
figures as to Maui show that ther
are Hawaiians, 1437 men, 1862 VIC
men, total 2499; part-Hawaiians, 10
. man 40 yrpaNAn total OAE. 49,