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mSUGARTheGarden IulamlRaws, 0.08Beets, no ."ateRepresentMkt. UnhteadyAll Kauai.1904.ESTABLISHEDGUARD0YOL.12.NO.CTAKE THE "E XAMS23.L1HUE,KAUAI,HISTOR IAN5 ons, and judging from thesmiles around it is taken for granted that all were satisfied with theresults. As a rule the examinations began at or about 9:30 in themorning and concluded around 3or 4 in the afternoon, the mentaking lunch at the examinationplaces or going without.Colonel Broadber.t conductedthe examination of staff officers inLihue, and Major Rice looked after the officers of the first battalion at the county building Lt. Colonel Tinimons took the officers ofthe two companies at Kealia andMajor McBrvde the officers a tHomestead and Eleele. Major Baldwin "put through" the officersof Makaweli and Waimea.The examination paoers camein big. sealed envelopes from headquarters at Honolulu and were notopened until work was underway.These papers were hard or easyaccording to the number of evenings the officer had put in in studying tactics. Inasmuch as the localregiment is new. however, andthe work is not very well advanced some of the officers seemed tofeel that the examination was rather stiff for one day, or onesitling.vfhe examination papers will"not be passed upon here, but willbe forwarded to the board at Ho-nolulu.Presumably any officer failingto make the required 75 per centwill take' another examination later on. The department was veryanxious that all of the officers"take a stab" at it now, even ifthey iailed; on account of the desirability of having all the companies officered by duly commissioned men at the first of July,when the new army bill goes intoeffect if that were possible.New Drill SergeantSergeant Gibson, 2nd. Infantry,U. S. A., arrived at Lihue Wednesday morning and reported toColonel Broadbent. He will become di ill instructor of the menof the Fourth Infantry. SergeantGibson has been in the militaryservice fourteen years. He camefronis El Paso, Texas, to FortShafter, at Honolulu, only lastNovember, so is comparativelynew in the Islands. He has already entered actively upon hisLibrary rooms, and was quite upto the high level of that organization in interest and ability. Thesecretory, Miss Elsie Wilcox, readan interesting interview of Cel.de la Vergne, reported by Mr.Lydgate, descrptive of his firstvisit to Kauai in 1872, and detailing in a pleasant way the conditions of life and society in thoseold davs. The tribute to the climatein his opinion, without exception the finest in the world, deserves to be set in gold by theHawaii Promotion Committee.Mr. Lydgate read a paper onthe Mahaulepu Hut, which toldthe story of that Hawaiian syndicate, and set forth in a clear lightthe strange point of view, andsome other peculiar practices ofthe Hawaiian Hui. It was an interesting contribution to the history of that strange and anomalous creation, the Hawaiian Hui.Mr. W. Hyde Rice submittedan interesting legend of a sacredspear point, in the hands of afamous ancient chief, who accomplished great things with it, in asort of Don Quixote tour of theIslauds.lt was a legendary tale ofrather novel relations.Mr. S. W. Wilcox gave severalvery interesting, and graphic incidents from his experiences assheriff of the island, relative mainly to buried treasure, and the theftof the same. From his account itwould seem that a great deal morehas been buried than has ever beensatisfactorily accounted for, andthat there ought to be large, ifsomewhat vague, possibilities oftreasure trove for the men withthe right kind of insight and theproper touch. Mr. Wilcox cappedthe climax of his spell as a raccon- teur by his tale 'Who stole Lima- loa's Awa?" a stirring story of adventure and detective interest.The treasurer's report showeda balance in the treasury of gl9.The same officers wereviz: Win. Hyde Rice, Pres.; J. M.Lvdgate, Vice Pres., Elsie H.Wilcox,Sec.-Trea-s.Death Of Old LadyPERYEAR5PEXCENTSCHILDREN'SOF PLANTATIONSCOPYDAYAl LIHUEUNIONWIRELESSNEWSThe annual meeting of the KaAU of the staff and line officersof the Fourth Iufaiitrv took their uai Historical Society was held onexaminations on Sunday for com- Wednesday evening at the Lihue 2.50NEW BONUS PLANLUTES!PROGRAMARATES,SUBSCRIPTION1916The new bonus scheme of theLast Sunday was observed atplantations has been i rintcd in all Child reus Day at the Lihue UnionSugar, 6.08.languages and in a few dayscopie? Church, very much to the iutercitLORD KITCHENERDROWNEDwill be placed convenient to the and enjoyment of all concrrntd.London Field Marshal Lord Kitchener and staff have been drowned in the laborers so that thev mav all ltarn not forgetting the children themthe details. The plan is set forth selves. The program was varitdNorth Sea.and original, such as muit appealSupreme Admiral Jollicoe, commanding the British fleet in the North Sea, has in the following:WltSTto all lovers of children, and thereported to the Admiralty that the cruiser Hamsphirc, uilh Field Marshal LordAMK.VD.MKXTSTO SLIDING SCAIK selectionswere more than usuallyKitchener and his staff aboard, has been lost off the west coast of the Orkney IsHON US.brightinteresting. The veryandAll on board perished.lands, which lie north of Portland Firth. Scotland.The sliding scale bonus plan smallchildren,with their concertYUAN SH1H KAI DEADadopted by the plantations JanuTwoofrecitationLittle Hands,Peking President Yuan Shih Kai, who had been ill for several weeks, died ary 1, 1912, shall be amended toand their representation of localsuddenly at his official residence early today.read and be as hereinafter setwild flowers, quite captivated theHonolulu Wireless tests made between Honolulu and ll.e Japa- forth.audience b v their unconsciousnese capital arc successful, according to cable advises from Ti kio.The current bonus period from grace end naivete.The third tryout has been made with another to follow. May be November 1. 1915 to October 31,A novel and very successful feaable to establish regular day service soon. Radio span would then 1916, will be divided into twoture of the service was the Recitabe the longest in the world in commercial use.parts. The first will include theSmart's Ashes Coming Backtion Tableaux, representing thefive months to April 1, 1916, forParable of the Pharisee and theThe ashes of young (hiillard Smart are coining here for burial, thus(Continued on page 2.)Publican, and of the talents, infulfilling the dying request, of the husband of Tliohnn Parker Smart. Theurn will be taken to Mann, Hawaii, and laid beside that of his wife.and costume, and of thecharacterAsk ReconsiderationMovins Picture Of MilitaryTen Commandments, representingA moving picture of Oabu military life is proposed, tins idea beingthe two tablets, with a child, atA petition is beine circulated tired suitibly in white, for eachto aid the campaign for recruiting forces to new strength. The film willteach patriotism to the people, according to the promoters. (Irowth of over Kauai requesting the Depart- Commandment.National (Uiard instanced to show what work will do.ment of Education to reconsiderIn a very brief address Mr. LydGuy Tuttle Resignsits failure to re appoint Mr. and gate emphasized the importance ofGuv Tuttlt has resigned from the office of citv statistician and Mrs. H. C. Brown to a school on bringing up children in tne nurwill be succeeded bv James Guild.this island. Mr, and Mrs. Brown ture and admonition of the Lord.Stock Market Quietare principal and assistant in theThe church was beautifully decComplete lethargy rules in the stock market. Dividends totalling Waimea school. When it was orated for the occasion, a novel 611,250 paid on four plantations.found that they had not been re- feature of the decorations being aHughes Boom A Boomerangappointed the assumption was that number ofcinarv bird;, hidden inChicago The Grand Old Party is floundering about in presidential thty had been transferred to Ho- the foliage, which sangmost joyseas. Promoters of the boom for Hughes are hoisted by their own pe- nolulu or some other island, butouslyfromtimetimetoduringtard. Popularity worked up. in Chicago for the Supreme Court jurist tosuch has been found not to be the the service.eliminate Roosevelt proves a boomerang for the leaders who boosted case.Roosevelt.The boom for HughesHughes, but want neither him northreatens to still further divide the Republican ranks.COMMUNICATIONSRussiansHigh School FacultyMaking Great DriveLondon The Russians have launched theirdrivefor the Entente Allies, smashing at their foes along a front of moreThe faculty of the Kauai Highthan 250 miles. Vast masses of men and guns are us d by the SlavSchoolthus far decided upon is ascommanders on the line from Pripet Marshes to the border ofThousands of Austrians are made captive. Efforts of the follows: W. C. Avery, principal,Miss Dorothy E.Germans to block the offensive have proved fruitless and the steamStendel, graduate of Stanford androller moves westward in Bessarabia and Volhynia.berman Naval Lossesformerly an instructor in Oakland;MissThe Germm naval losses in the North Sea battle increase with Mr. McCall,Gertrude Johnson, graduate o flater returns. It is now reported that the Teutons lost thirty-onRockford College. Rockford,ships in the fight. Berlin still claims victory.Miss Marjorie Wood, presentSwept By Tornadoprincipal of Huleia school. TheLittle Rock Many perished in Tornado which swept Arkansas name of the sixth teacher is notyesterday.yet known.Uplong-expecte-dRon-mani-eIlli-noi-Raid Leader StrungPablo Lopez, the chief under Villa of bandits whoraided Americans at Columbus, New Mexico, and leader of the Santa Yestel massacre of Americans was executed yesterday for. hiscrime.ChihuahuaChamber Of Commercemm, amAtregular meeting of tne KauaiDutchman Kills HimselfChamber of Commerce will be heldAngelesLt, Commander Vansteyn, nf the Holland navy, in the court house at Waimea atLoscommitted suicide in his room at bis hotel yesterday. He left a note 3:30 p in. a week from Thursday.Cards will go out bv the mailsaying hi? mission to buy aeroplanes for the Dutch navy was a failure.Moudav morning. This will beRussia And Greecetthelast meeting beforeannualPctrngrad Tho press requests that the Entent powers bring pres- banquet session at HoteltheLihueinsure to tear upon King George, of Greece.August.Monday Alternoonfighting ship General von Hindenberg,powerfulLoudon TheBarking Sands PartyGermany's latest dreadnaught. was sunk as the result of the navalbroughtEnglandtobywasoffnewsnaval ofJutland. ThebattleA party of young people, with aficers returning from the engagement. These officers identify twoGerman warships said to have been destroyed whose names were not sprinkling of older folk, of thedefinitely known.Waimea section, had a picnic atDespatches from Denmark today report that Mie battle cruiser the Barking Sands and neighborSeydlitz, badly damaged, was pursued by British vessels south jf ing beach Saturday evening. Itwas a uiTrv crowd and a jolly,Jutland the morning after the battle.The British admiraltv issued a statement this morning to the ef- good time is the report.fect that the British lost 333 officers.IThe wife of John Mudez, Srof Kealia, mother of Fred andJohn Mendes, Jr., died Thursdaymorning after an illness of threeyears, aged 70 and over. The funeral was very largely attended,duties.persons of different nationalitiesbeing present, the Kealia bandAn Engagementleading the procession. Servicesin the church and at the graveMr. and Mrs. Wm. Werner, of were conducted by Father James.Estimate Of Vessels Lostflanalei, have announced the en- Deceased had been a resident ofof eighteen Geitnan vessels to fourteen lostestimateBritishThegagement of their daughter, Eliza- Kealia thirty-fivyears and was by the British is accepted by a majority of the public.Rumor About The Seydlitzbeth Waioli Waakikeoniookalani, quite well known in the Portuto Edward Kapoko Macomber, of guese colony.A despatch received here says tlu.t it is believedCopenhagentke German battle cruiser Sevdlitz was crippled in the North Sea, andHonolulu. The wedding will takeonJuly11.sank.place in HonoluluHonolulu ExcursionContinued o Page 8-Architect HereThe following was received onSaturday from one of the teacherof the Waimea school;Waimea, Kauai.June 2, 161 .Editor Garden Island:Understanding that one of thereasons, given to the Departmentof Public Instruction, forof Mr. H. C Brownthenon-reappointme-ntas principal and Mrs. Brown asassistant at Waimea. was the statement that "all the teachers withthe possible exception of two,would be glad to see them leave,"seven of the other ten teacherssigned the following petitiougotten up without the kuowlcdgcof the Browns.Quite possibly 'ther statementsmade to the Board contained anequal amount of truth.One of the teachers.PETITION.The report having been circulated that all the teachers of theWaimea school were opposed tothe continuation of the services ofMr. and Mrs. Brown in our school,we wish to denv such a report andexpress our sincere desire thatthey be retained as our principaland vice principal.Birds Of A Feathere1Changes Of TeachersThe excursion to Honolulu forbig events of JulywilltheNiss Helyn Schimmelfennig, of5nto'clocknextNawiliwilileavethe Koloa school, has been transferred to the Nomal school in Ho- Friday afternoon, June 9. Thereturn to Kauai on excursion ticknolulu.Miss Marion Hastie, whose home ets may be made either Monday.is at Eleele, has been transferred Tuesday or Thursday nights. Infor the new year from Hilo to Hodications are that quite a largenolulu.fnumber of people will go down.10-1-Dance At EleeleThe young men of McBrydeplantation will give a dance inBroadbentsSnow Storm On KauaiEntertain2Makaweli BaseballIn a game of baseball playedSundaybetween teams of ComEleele hall on the evening of JunepaniesIand K the former won by17. Cards for it have already8 to 6.ofascorebeen issued.Snow has not been seen on thisIsland for a great many years, buton Saturday evening, June 10,there will be a snow storm. TheFairies eniov the snow, so comeand see them plav. "Birds of aFeather" has other unusual features. Don't Miss It! Lihue SocialHall.Tickets are out foi the playlet"Birds Of A Feather" to be pre-Colonel and Mrs. Broadbent entertained the young folks of Lihueand Grove harm Saturday evening.Judge Dickey and SupervisingPrincipal Brodie went over to Nii- ban by the last Kinau, the formerto gather rare shells and the latterto inspect the little school there.Both report successful ventures.C. B. Ripley, the Honolulu arThe plans for the High Schoolchitect, visited Lihue last week to play, "Birds of a Feather," Satconsult with the committee regard- urday eveningare now completeing the proposed new tuberculosissettingsand properstagetheandhospital to he established nearKapaa. Work on the hospital will ties are ready.shortly begin.There will be an excellent orchestra, and a violin solo by Mr.Japanese PicnicDaniels. After the play musicwill be furnished for dancing,The cast is developing rapidly.Japanese of Lihue mill had agrand picnic on Sunday. They There will be a number of genulnttook a train near the mill and features during the evening. Everywent out beyond Hanamaulu effort has been made by studentswhere the day was spent in feasting and sports dear to the Japa- and teachers to present a crtdUnese heart. All had a glorious table performance, and the peopleof Kauai are invited to come andtime.see what the boys and girls camHirano, an automobile driver, do.committee suicide at Kealia lastCaptain Richard N. Oliver,Dr. Derby, the dentist, will be week by taking poison. He wassented bv pupils o f the Kauai leaving in a few weeks for a busi- afflicted with consumption and in Hotel Waimea, Twill returnHigh School on tke evening of ness and recitation tour on the consequence had been denied the morrow from a business visitCoast.Honolulu.privilege of taking his car out.June 10.fto-t
NEW BONUS PLANNOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERNMENTLEASES ON THE ISLAND OFI.NKAUAI.THK ClRClIT Cot'RT OF TllKFifth Judicial Circiit.Tkrritorv ofHawaii.DatedKauai.Lihue--,T. H.,May 23, 1916.By the Court;I). Wm.At 12 o'clock noon, Monday,Clerk.At ChambersIn Divorce.(Continued from page 1)July 3, 1916, at the front doot ofAttorKauai,Lihue,iC.S. Dole.which the lionus will be settled the Capitol Building, Honolulu, SUENO TANIGUCHI (w)neyforLibelant.Libelant;October 31, 1916, according to the there will be sold at public AucMay2V30 lunevs.schedule heretofore existing. For tion, under Section 380, Revisedthe remaining seven months from Laws of Hawaii, 1915. general SHOICKIRO TANIGUCHI (k)For Ihe HouseApril 1, 1916 to October 31, 1916, leases ot the following describedLibelee.the bohus will be based upon the government lots:LIBF.L FOR DIVORCK.schedule hereinafter set forth.David Kanealii. of Wainiha,(1 ) Lots Nos. 30A. 31, 31A andNOTICF.Haualei, Kauai, hereby announcesThereafter the bonus period will 32, Kula & Wet. Kapaa, Puna,To SHOICHIRO TANIGUCHI. himself to be a candidate for nomVm fnr li a twlTAmmitlitt in fndKauai, containing 8.3 acres, more Libelee above named:October 31st in each year untilination by the Republican Primor less; upset rental 46.00 per anTake notice that the Libelant ary for the House of Representafurther notice.num. payable semi annually in adSECONDfiled in the above tives.vance: term of lease 5 years from above named hasWainiha, Hanalei. May 15. 1916.MASISANDOFDKTKT.MIXATIOXentitled Court a libel for divorceJuly 3, 1916.noxrs.(2) Lot No. 33, Kula & Wet, against you, alleging as a ground(A) The bonus shall be basedKapaa,Puna, Kauai, containing and cause for divorce the wilfulon the average of the daily New5acres,more or less; unset rent Mid utter desertion on the part ofYork market price for 96 centripera!annum, payable semi vou, said Libelee, of her. the said 47,00fugal raw sugar, duty paid, forannuallyadvance;interm of lease Libelant, tor tne term ot one vearthe vear, as reported to the Ha5 years from July 27, 1916.and over, to wit, for the period ofwaiian Sugar Planters' Association(3) Lot No. 35. Kula, Kapaa, more than two years; and alsoby Xevers and Callaghan, of NewPuna, Kauai, containing 4 .15 acres alleging as fin the r grounds forYork.to"(B) If the New York market more or less; upset rental 16.00 divorce th: extrctn; cruelty of the Don'tpayablesLibelee towards Libelant on va- II you want nitoniiiilion r. ut ilmncr-wurprice for 96 raw sugar averages per annum,ur it liasFor ovir IM'IYfor the vear 3.55'' per pound 571 in advance; term of lease 5 years rious and sundry occasions duringimportandstudyImsinewtoourUrn1916.27,per ton laborers snail receive a trom Julythe past six yeiirs, and non-suilinncrwarrs from thetliewonderitlkbyof thLibelee, potteik's of (lie world. Is anybonus at the rate of l!(4) Lot No. 36, Kula, Kapaa, port of the Libelant,wages or earnings as hereinafter Puna, Knuai, containing 4.3 acres, for a period of more than sixty we ean please all eliina nuyers ;We earry '' ' pen s! iek patterns utset forth, and for every dollar per more or less; upset rental 17.00 days, up to and including the prieesfrom l!.U to 1 Mi. 110 per set.date of the filing in this honoiableton increase over said 71 per ton, per annum, payableSamples and priee lists gladly submitthe bonus will be increased l! 'in advance; term of lease 5 years Court of the aforesaid libel; and ted 011 request.as follows:praying that the bonds of matrifrom July 27, 1916.(Here follows the schedule.)monyheretofore and now exist(5) Lot No. 37. Kula, Kapaa,vou, said Libelee, and W. W. Dimond & Co., Ltd.ingbetweenTHIRDPuna. Kami, containing 5.0 acres,LAHolIKItS ENTITLED TO BoM"The Houie of Houseware"moie or less; upset rental 20.00 her, said Libelant, be absolutelyHONOLULU, HAWAII.(A) Day VAr;E Lahokkk and per annum, payable semi annual dissolved, and that the time andKingl'lione 4JK17St.hearingdetermiplaceforandthelv in advance; term of lease 5 yearsShort Term Contractors.nation of said libel for divorce hasl j All laborers on a day wage from July 27. 1916.fixed and determined as andbeenbasis receiving wages of 1 per(6) Lots Nos. 32A. 33A, 34A,Fridayonthe 28th day of July,month and under and all short term 35 A, 38 and 40, Kula & Wet, KaD.at the hour of 91916,A.contractors shall be entitled topaa, Puna, Kauai, containing 4.75theino'clockfoienoon of saidbonus ptovided thev work, in the acres, more or less; upset rentalday,room of theCeurttheaitwentycase of men, not less than 57.00 per annum, payable semiLihue.days per calender month, and in annually in advance; term of lease above entitled Court iCountyTerritoryofKauai,ofwomen,ofnotless than 5 years from July 3, 1916.the caseHawaii, at which time and pi. ice Wholesale and Retail Groceriofifteen clavs per calendar month.(7) Lots 13, 14, 15 and 16, Ku2To these laborers twenty la, Kapaa, Puna, Kauai, contain- the hearing of said libel will beDry Goods of all Descriptions.per cent 20'f' of their monthly ing 7.3 acres, more or less; upset had and a decree made and enterGeneral Plantationearnings shall be paid monthly on rental 22,00 per annum, payable ed in accordance with theSupplies.account of the annual bonus cluein advance; term ofOctober 31st, and if thev shall lea?e 5 years from luly 3, 1916.thereafter continue in the employ(8 Lot No. 6, Block "(!," Kaof .the same plantation until thepaa Town Lots. Puna, Kauai, conend of the bonus period they shalltaining 15,110 sq. ft., more orthen be paid the balance of theupset rental 50.00 per anless;bonus, if any.num, payablein ad(B) Cultivating Contractors. vance; term of lease 10 years fromlj Cultivating contractors shall July 3, 1916.be paid a bonus 011 the basis of(.9) Lot No. 2A, Kapaa Ricewages at the rate of 24 per month, Lot, Puna, Kauai, containing 32.0of twenty-sidays, in the case of acres, more or less; upset rentalmen, and 18 per month in the 5250.00 per annum, payable semicase of women, provided they work annually in advance; term of leasenot less than twenty days in any 5 years from July 3, 1616.calendar month in the case of men(10) Lot No, 2B. Kapaa Riceand fifteen days in any calendirPuna, Kauai, containing 55.0Lot.month in the case of women.acres, more or less; upset rental2To these cultivating conper annum, payable semitractors twenty per cent of their 550.00annuallyin advance; term of leasemonthly wage calculated on the5 years from July 3, 1916.above bisis shall be paid monthly(11) Lot No. 20, Kapna Riceon account of the annual bonusPuna, Knuai, containing 68.0Lot,due October 31sf, and the balancemore or less; upset rentalacres,of the bonus, if anv, shall be paidper annum, payable semi 680.00period,at the end of the bonusannually in advance; term of leaseFOURTH.5 years from July 3, 1916.CONTRACTS HAS ED OX I'lMCK OFSCO Alt.The Lessee is required to tenceNone of the above provisions in all boundaries.regard to the payment of bonusThe Purchaser shall pay the costshall apply to contracts are settled of advertising,according to the price of sugar,For maps and further information, apply at the office of the AsFIFTH.Miss BerniceSETTLEMENT l'EKIODS ANDsistantHundley, Kapaa, Kauai, or at theThe first settlement under this office of the Commissioner of Pubamended bonus shall be made on lic Lands, Capitol Building, Hothe May 1916 pay day for the nolulu.months of April and May.Bertram O. Rivknhurgh,All laborers entitled to a bonusCommissioner of Public Lands.who are working on a plantation Dated at Honolulu, May 18, 1916.on October 31, shall be paid the May 23 30lunefull amount of the bonus for eachand everv month of the bonus period during which they have workHOTEL LIHUEed on such plantation twenty daysper calendar month in tho case of(The Fairview)men and fifteen days per calendarTwenty-twelegant roomsmonth in the case of women, lessBuildingMainInwhat they have received as aCottagesAiryThreemonthly advance as hereinaboveCuisine unexcelled in countryprovided.Di-an-3fail20-2-write mi-annuall-U-s-Three g in thkSilvf.r and Gold Link,Rich Cut Glass andQuality,Style,Art Goods.Fit.Merchandise of theBust Quality Only.You get them inNet tieton ShoesH.F.W1CHMAN&C0,LD.j j jLeading Jewelers.REGAL SHOE STOREP. O. Box 342HonoluluHonoluluMail orderspromptly executed.Motor oil made from asphalt-basecrude gives bestlubrication with least car-bon. Such is the testimony ofmotorists and experts alike. AsLieut. Bryan, U.S.N., puts it: "Oilscrudesmade from the asphalt-bas- ehaveshownthemselvestobemuchbetter adapted to motor cylinders,proas far as their carbon-formin- gclivities are concerned, than areparaffine-bas- ePennsylvania oils."Zerolene is scientifically refinedfrom selected California crudeasphalt-bas- enot only made fromthe right crude but made right. Dealerseverywhere and at service stations andagencies of the Standard Oil Company.ih Standard Oilfirtlotor ttend theHorse RacesBaseball GamesMilitary DemonstrationsAnd Patriotic Celebrations ofv.8wgYCUIL 11RliiiCOili 11aDayThree (3) DaysJune 10, 11 and 12IN HONOLULUSteamship Rates Reducedodistrictsif the laborer shall hav beenexcused from work by the ManagerW. H. Rice, Jr.,because of physical disability, orProprietorother good reason, the loss of timecaused thereby shall not be conFleur de Lis, ladies' hairdess-ing- ,strued to deprive him of the entireshampooing, manicuring andamount of the bonus, hut he shallscalp treatment. All kinds of hairbe entitled to a proportion of thework. Under the Ulaisdell Hotel,same for the number of clays work first doer in Chaplain lane, Honoperformed.lulu.- Advt.From Waimea or Eleele, 12.00; from Koloa or Nawili- wili, 10.50Returning Monday, Tuesday or ThursdayHotel Rates 15 and 20 per cent, less than usualWhat you save nearly pays for the trip.
THE GARDEN ISLAND TUESDAY. TUNE 6. 1916FROM TERR TORYTO THE COUNTIESSpecial Washington corresponJtnct of THEGARDEN ISLAND. )Washington. May 15 The Sen-ate committee on Pacific Islandsha submitted a favorable reporton Senate Bill 5776, as follows:"The Committee on Pacific Islands and Porto Rico, to whichwas referred the bill (S. 5776) tofranamend certain public-utilitchises in the Territory of Hawaii,having had the same under consideration, report it back to theSenate with the recommendationthat it do pass without amendment."This is a general bill offered asa substitute for two separate billspassed by the legislature of Hawaii which have come to Congressfor r .tification and approval. Bothof these bills embody the provisionthat the pet cent ot gross receiptswhich the franchise of each company now requires to be paid tothe Territory o f Hawaii shallhereafter be paid to the treasurerof the county in which the company operates.I.BE IN HONOLULU WITHOUT FAIL JUNE 10-1- 2TL.ATCongress."Your committee feels that itis merely carrying out the intention of the legislature of Hawaiiin drafting this general law to apply to all public-utilitfranchisesgranted or approval by Congress,and therefore recommends that thebill do pass without amendment."yTown Pumphire j&soliror ihirstymotorsi&e GasolineZEROLENE,or Tiu: In The Circuit Covrt. FifthHawaii,CiRciiT,Territory ofHawaii.ChambersIn ProbateAt ChambersIn the Matter of the Estate ofJane R. Gav, late of Makaweli,deceased.NOTICE TO CREDITORS.The undersigned, Francis Gay.Aubrey Robinson and Alice Robinson, having been duly appointedExecutors of the Will of Jane R.Gay, late ot Makaweli, Kauai, deceased, give notice to all creditorsof said deceased to ptesent theirclaims duly authenticated and withproper vouchers, if any exist, evenif the claim be secured by mortgage upon teal estate, to the tindersigned at the residence of saidAubrey Robinson and Alice Robinson at Makaweli, Kauai, withinsix months from the date of thefirst publication of this rotice,said date being May 9th, 1916, orwithin six months from the daythey fall due, or the same will beforever barred.Makaweli, Kauai, May 9th. ,1916.Francis Gav, Aubrey Robinson,Alice Robinson.Executors of the Will of JaneR. Gav, deceased.May6, 1916.(SkaOLylk A. Dickey.(Sgd)Judge of the Circuit Court ofthe Fifth Circuit.Attest:(.Sgd)D. Wm. Dean,mClerk of the Circuit Court of theFifth Circuit.Mav .V)th TuneNewest.Cootest hotel bi HmmiiFort Street HonoluluSouvenirs(California)UseCoi-r- ttii CiKcrrr, ThrritokyIn Probate.In the Matter of the Kstate ofMargaret Punohu. Akina (w). lateof Waimea, Kauai, T. H., deceased.Order of Notice of Hearing Petition for Administration.On Reading and Filing the Petition of Joseph A. Akina, widowerand husband of deceased, of Waimea, Kauai, T. II. alleging thatMargaret Punohu Akina. (w) ofWaimea, Kauai, T. H. died intestate at Waimea, Kauai, I. H. onthe 12th, day of March, A. D.1916, leaving property in the Hawaiian Islands necessary to be administered upon, to wit: real andpersonal properly of the value of51,351.00 and praying that Lettersof Administration issue to JosephA. Akina aforesaid.It is ordered that Thursday the0th day of July A. D. 1916, at 9o'clock A. M., be and hereby isappointed for hearing said Petition in the Court Room ot thisCourt at Lihne, Kauai, at whichtime a,id place all persons concerned may appear and show cause,if any they have, why said Petition should not be granted.D.iUd at Inline, Kauai, May24th. 1916.AtIStandard OilCompanyCihcuitoky"In addition, the Territoriallegislature has recently passed twoother utility franchises for companies located in two additionalcounties, and in each case hasspecified that the per cent of grossreceipts should be paid to thecounty in which the company is tooperate."All of these Territorial billshave the approval of the Governorof Hawaii and the Delegate totiiicKiiWe neatly puek and mailHawaiian Souvenirs.Hawaii & South SeasCo.the Standard Oilfor Motor Cartiioxoi.ri.CuritFleur de Lis, ladies' hairdress-ing- ,shampooing, manicuring andscalp tre tmen
Feather" has other unusual fea-tures. Don't Miss It! Lihue Social Hall. Tickets are out foi the playlet "Birds Of A Feather" to be pre-sented bv pupils o f the Kauai High School on tke evening of June 10. Broadbents Entertain Colonel and Mrs. Broadbent en tertained the young folks of Lihue and Grove harm Saturday even-ing. Judge Dickey and .
