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NEW BILL TO TRANSFER
SEWER & WATER SYSTEMS

A substitute bill for the one intro
duced by Senator Wir'tz last week for
the transfer of the sewer and water
systems from the territory to the city
and county of Honolulu was intro
duced in the senate this morning by
the select Oahu committee. The diff
ferences in the bills mostly relate to
the procedure, the method of transfer,
and did not meet with the objections
Of the introducer of the original bill.
The ways and means committee also
introduced substitute bill, to take
the place of S. B. u, one to REIN
burse Iaborers and materfalmen for
work or labor furnished in the con-
struction of the new buildings at the
Boys Industrial School at Waialee
The bill calls for an appropriation OF
$4,000.
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NAY YET Kill
RELIEF Bill

The relief bill, for the food suf-
ferers in the eastern states, may yet
be killed before 1t reaches the gov
ernor. The house measure, which
came back to that branch from the
senate yesterday with amendments,
now goes to joint conference COM
mittee of members from both
branches.
Taken up for consideration in the
house this morning, the amendments
made by the senate encountered seri-
Gus objection on the part of Repre-
sentative Norman Watkins, the aii-
thor Of the bill, and on his advice
the lower branch refused to concur
in the alterations.
! The principal change made Il that
the fund of $4,000 shall be handled
by the territorial secretary, and that
he shall divide this in two equal
parts, sending $1,000 to the governor
of Ohio and the same amount to the
governor of Indiana. The original
measure offered by Watkins and
passed by the house provided that
Governor Frear should have charge
of the fund, to distribute it among
the states or afflicted sections at his
discretion.
In answer to queries by Paxson.
Watkins said part of his objection to
the amendments was that Ohio and
Indiana were not the only states af-
fected by the devastating waters. and
that, moreover, 1t might be found In
diana needed more or less aid than
her sister state This, he said, should
be left to the governor to determine,
with authority to apportion the re-
lief fund accordingly.
The speaker named Watkins, Ly-
man and Poepoe as the house confer
.ence committee to confer with a
like body from the senate on the
amendments to the bill.
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/ s. b. 1S ways and means commit
tee substitute bill) Relative to bank
examiner, to define the duties to be
performed by him, and to provide for
examination fees Passed, 26 to 0.
s. B. 90 (Brown)--To repeal Sec
ton 25S7. r, L. H., the old bank ex-
ominer statute Passed. rs to 0.
S. b. 81 (Brownl-To repeal section
S, Act 6S, s. L. 1905, being an act de-
filming fiduciary companies and regu-
lating the same and requiring ffnan-
cial statements therefrom. Passed,
25 to 0.
Resolutions.
H. r 11S-To insert $500 item
in the appropriation bill for a school
house at Punaluu, in the Kau district,
Hawaii. Referred to Fl.
nance committee.
H. r. 119-To insert 100000 item
in the appropriation bill for recon
.struction of the roads in the north
and south Kona districts, Hawaii.
Kawewehi. Referred to finance com.
mittee.
Second Reading.
H. B. 237-Referred to police com.
mittee.
H. B. 2SS- Referred to agricultural
committee.
H. B. 239- Referred to public ac-
counts committee.
Passed Second Reading.
II. B. 261 Health and police COM
mitteel Regulating automobile street
traffic.
Committee Reports.
Agricultural, on H. B. AZ (Kupihea),
granting the free use of fish from the
waters of the territory, recommending
its passage with amendments. Report
adopted. Third reading tomorrow.
First Reading.
Substitute S. B. 100-Authorizing
transfer of Honolulu water and sew
er systems from territory to Homo
lulu
S. B. 1873 Providing for expense Of
public utility commission by special
tax.
S. B. .129- Providing. for payment
by special assessment the partial or
entire cost of improvement of
streets.
Committee Reports.
u
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NO BAN ON TRADING
STAMPS THIS SESSION

There will be no ban put on green
trading stamps. 1t will not be put on
by the senate Of this session of the
legislature at least. The judiciary
committee reported on the bill which
would make it Illegal for gift enter
prises" to be conducted in the terri
tory this morning. 1t recommended
that the measure be taken. The re-
port was adopted. ...@.~-....
Apparently" says the committee
i'll its report. apparently the terri
tory has a statute which covers trad
ing stamp enterprises, under which,
however, prosecutions have not been
had. The legislation is therefore ap-
parently unnecessary until prosecu-
rions be had under our present law,
and it be determined whether the
law is valid one or not. Your COM
nittee is opposed to spreading an I'M
necessary amount of legislation upon
our statute books, and therefore rec
ommends that this bill be laid on the
table. 49,. -. -.
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HAGEMAIlN CASE
HAS sudden
TURN

Matters In the W. F. Hagemann
murder case, on trial in the United
States district court, took an unexpect-
ed turn this morning when the prose-
cution introduced an entirely new Wit
ness for the purpose of attempting to
impeach the testimony of Hagemann,
given in his own defense. Private
Pitts, the new witness, sat in the
chair for an hour and half this
morning while attorneys for the de-
Tense and prosecution fought out the
question as to whether his testimony,
Coming as it does after the case for
the defense has been closed, should
lie admitted. Up to late hour Judge
Clemens had still reserved his opinion
Hagemann was submitted, when
court opened this morning, to one of
the most gruelling cross-examfnation
in the history of the district court.
Assistant U. s. District Attorney BIZ
ting examined he accused man in de-
tail as to his statements that he armed
himself because he thought Gerkin
was going to kill him and that he shot
in self-defense. 1t is expected that
the case will go to the jury tomorrow.
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penditures, recommending its passage
with amendments. Report adopted.
Special Consideration
H B. 226 tWatkins ITO appropri-
ate $4,000 for relief of flood victims
of Ohio and Indiana House declined
to concur in senate amendments. Wat
kns, Lyman and Poepoe appointed
conference committee.
Communication
From the senate, transmitting s. b.
101, passed by that body First read
ing in house.
From the Hawaii county clerk, send
ing copy of resolution OF supervisors
of that county, relating to the loan
fund commission.
From the Hawaii county clerk, send
ing copy Of resolution of supervi-
sors, relating to watershed for Hilo.
Referred to finance committee.
From the land commissioner, ac-
knowledging receipt of H. r. 49,
From the senate, stating that Rice,
Penhallow and Makekau have been
appointed conference committee on H.
B. Ga
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HOUSE.
F0RTY-FIRsT DAY

New Bills
H. B. 262-To amend the R. L. H !.
relating to divorce -Sheldon
H. b. 263-To amend the R. L. H I.
relating to license fee for billiard and
pool tables and bowling alleys.-Mc-
Candless.
c0mmittee Reports.
No. 313-Printing, reported H. BIS
237, 23S and 239 printed and ready for
distribution
No. 314-Printing reported H. B. 261
printed and ready for distribution.
No. 315-Agricultural. on H. B. 236
(Tayares1, to encourage certain in
dustries, recommending its passage.
Report adopted. Third reading tomor-
row.
No. 316-Agricultural, on H. B. 219
(Coney), granting electric light and
power franchise at Waimea, Kauai,
recommending its passage. Report
adopted. Third reading tomorrow.
No. 317-Agricultural on H. B. 40
(Kawewehi), directing the attorney
general to acquire all private fishing
rights for the benefit of the citizens
of the territory, recommending it be
tabled. Report adopted.
No. 31S-Agriculturm on n. B. POS
and s. B. "a, to protect fish known as
top minnows, recommending II. B. 20S
be tabled and s. B. "a be passed. Re-
port adopted. Third reading tomor-
row.
No. 319-Health and police, on s. B.
65 (Wfrtzl, to regulate the sale of in
toxicating liquors, recommending its
passage. Report adopted. Third
reading tomorrow.
Special S0mmfttees
Joint Conference Committee, on H.
B. Is, relating to circuit court ex-
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SENATE
F0RTY.FIRsT DAY

Ellis and Resolutions introduced
Sub. s. b. 100-Authorizing trans
fer OF Honolulu water and sewer sys-
TEN from territory to Honolulu. Sc
lect Oahu
s. D. 12S.--P Providing for expense of
public utility commission by special
tax. Metzger.
Resolution calling for investigation
OF proposed contract and communi-
cations from Hawaiian Electric Co.
by board of public works. Coke.
Adopted.
s. B. 129.-Providing for payment
by special assessment the partial or
entire cost of improving streets. Judd.
Passed Third Reading
s. b. 52.-Appropriating 100000
for San Francisco 1915 Exposition.
12-0.
Second Reading ls4. =
II r. 7G.-Assigned. Select Ha-
vail
II. B. Assigned. Promotion.
ii. B. 200.-Assigned, Select Ha-
wall.
Passed Second Reading
s. B. 107-Act to regulate sale of
intoxicants.
S. b. 111-Proyiding for payment
by special assessment of the entire or
partial cost of street improvements.
New Bills.
H. B. 264-Making 1t felony for
an auto driver to fail to render aid to
persons injured by his cal. Spalding.
Third Resdinn.
n. B. LOG (Lypan)--To amend Act
20, s. L. 1903, relating to persons en-
ployed In the service of the govern
ment of the territory of Hawaii or
any county or municipal subdivision
thereof. Failed to pasa IA to IL.
H. 8. 176 tLyman)-To amend sec
lions and 2. Act sc. 5. L. 1907, relat-
ing to the encouragement of the con-
struction or development of railroads
in the territory. Failed to pass. Is TO
-. Indefinitely postponed on motion
by Sheldon
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REPRESENTATIVES TAKE
NOTICE OF BIG MEETING.

The house of representatives took q
recess shortly before II o'clock this
morning to enable the members to at
tend the massmeeting at the Young
Hotel roof garden The senate ignor-
ed the massmeeting, however. and con-
tinued in session until nearly ~
O'Clock To make up for the time lost
the house convened this afternoon at
/ o'clock, an hour earlier than usual.
Just before adjournment this after
noon Speaker Holstein took occasion
to thank the representatives for their
attendance at the massmeeting. re-.
marking:
"The representative attendance from
the house merely indicates the mem :.
bers are close to the people"
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SECOND BILL
ON Street WORK
IS INTRODUCED

Supplementing the legislative work
which was commenced last week by
Senator Judd for the improving OF
street conditions In Honolulu, the
same solon introduced bill in the
senate this morning which carries out
the plan of his first bin by specifying
The manner in which money for the
widening or opening. or otherwise i'm
proving thoroughfares in Honolulu
made may be raised.
This bill is taken from the act now
in force in Denver, and has been
heartily endorsed by those who are IN
terested in improving the health con-
dftions of the city and making it a
city beautiful. Becoming enacted. res
idents in a district will not find 1t i'm
possible to pave or curb or widen the
streets bordering on their land. but
may have the improvements desired
brought about, the cost of which is to
be borne by the property -holders benz
Gifted.
Bonds for the work may be issued
by the supervisors, which are to be
ultimately discharged by assessments.
The new bill goes into the financial
phase of the improvements thorough
ly, an dcompletely carries out the
scheme embodied in Senator Judd s.
first MEASURE which has been char
acterized by DR.. Pratt of the terri
toria hoard of health as the most i'm
portant piece of legislation before the
senate
In section four of the bill it is pro-
vided that If so per cent OF the prop
erty owners OF an area designated by
them as a proposed district for as
sessment, sign petition calling for
the particular improvements desired,
the supervisors are directed to cause
the work to be done. The procedure
for the supervisors to follow in award
inf contracts for such work is Also
carefully set out.
In order not to make the. ASSESS
ment for this work a hardship on
any owners, the bill STIMULATES that
in place of paying their entire pro
rata, the sum may be- paid In fnstall-
ments, the balance remaining due to
bear interest. In case of election to
pay the assessment in installments,
the payments are to be mate IN not
less than five nor more than ten in
stallments, and the unpaid principal
is to bear a 6 per cent annual inter-
est. Section II provides for the
bonds. 1t is recited there that il
the entire cost of improvements are
not paid on the letting of the con-
tract for the work, the amount re-
quired for immediate use to pay the
contract price is TO be secured by
d bond issue of sufficient district inn
bonds of Honolulu to
raise the needed amount.
In speaking of this stipulation, Sena-
tor Judd stated that he wished to.
emphasize that the bonds SO issued
were not city and county liabilities,
but were issued on the property of
the district seeking the improvements.
The paying off of these bonds is to.
be done as the instruments come to-
the hands of the treasurer. When
ever sufficient money is on hand to.
lay off set Of these bonds, the fact
is to be advertised, and after that time
they will not bear interest. Prior to-
that time they are to bear a per
cent interest
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SENATE AGREES ON 100000
FORHAWAIPS FAIR EXHIBIT

display at the fair" announced Sena-
tor Metzger. But il seems to me
that 100000 is sufficient, and / am
sure 1t Is all the territory can afford.
Senator Rice seconded the motion,
and mentioned the difficult time the
ways and means committee is having
making the expenses of government
correspond with the revenues.
At this time, when cur chief reve-
nue. is threatened, and when there are
so many crying needs in the territory,
we can little afford to set aside more
than 100000 for such an appropria-
ton believe that Hawaii should be
well represented at the fair, but $780,
600 is all we should appropriate.
The motion of Senator Metzger car
ried, and the bill now goes 10 the
house for consideration there.
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DR.. Marques, consul for France and
Russia, called this morning on both
Admiral Moore and General Funston.
DR. Marques appeared in full diplo-
matte uniform, being the only one of
the foreign representatives to don
gold lace and sword for the visit to
the naval or military commanders.
He received the salute of seven guns
on departure from the naval station.
+. I de Arara, Spanish consul, and
Chen Ching Ho, Chinese consul, were
also callers on General Funston this
morning. " 49,
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From judiciary committee recon-
mending tabling of s. B. 100 and pas
sage of substitute bill.Adopted.
From judiciary committee recon-
mending passage of s. B. I07.
Adopted.
From education committee accept
ing invitation of Boys Industrial
school at Waialee.
From ways and means committee
offering substitute s. B. 17.-Tempor-
arily tabled.
From select Maui committee re-
porting favorably on H. B. 217 with
amendment (Adopted.) And. pas
sage of III. B. 203. (Tem. tabled.)
Fro mconference committee on H.
b. 70, recommending passage of bill
with amendments. Temporarily
tabled.
From judiciary committee recon-
mending tabling of 6. B. 103 and pc
tition Is. Adopted.
From select Oahu committee
recommending passage of s. B. Ill.
Adopted
Deferred Action.
II. B. 157 deferred, April IA.
H. B. 1873 deferred, April II.
H. B. 199 deferred, April II.
S. B. 80 deferred, tomorrow.
s. B. SO deferred, tomorrow.
Governors Message deferred,
April IL
Governors Message II deferred,
2:30 p. m.
S. B. % deferred, April %.
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Second St, W. s., Streator. Illinois.
Philadelphia, Pa -" It was at the
Change of Life that I turned to Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
using it as tonic to build up my sys-
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SARA HAYWARD, 1926 w. Venango St,
(Tioga) Phila., Pa.
San Francisco, Cal. -" / have taken
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pound for many years whenever /
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and thank the Compound for It. rec
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BANKING
BILL PASSES
End READING

Senator Cecil Browns banking bill.
extending trust company powers to
banking establishments. was passed
on second reading In the senate this
afternoon The bill has been sigor,
oasly opposed by all the Honolulu
hanks and trust companies except that
with which Senator Brown Is con
neeted.
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One hundred thousand dollars, just
half what was originally called for, Is
the sum Of money the senate agreed
on today to be used for exhibition
purposes at the San Francisco 1915
Worlds Fair.
After the promotion committee has
cut of $4,000, leaving the amount to
be appropriated $4,000, Senator
Metzger moved this morning when the
bill came up for final reading that it
be amended and that 100000 be writ
ten in the bill as the sum Of the APP
preparation for Hawaii's part in the
position.
He made this motion after Senator
Fenhaliow had unsuccessfuly moved
to have action deferred
81 am very much in favor of a good
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Everything Photographic"

Photo Engraving Of highest gra1o
can be secured from the Star.BalIelIo
Photo-Engraying Plant
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A contract for more than 1,000.000
pounds of sugar at AZ cents pound
has been placed by the navy depart
;. .
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THREE WOMEN
TESTIFY
TOT the Merit Of LydiaE. Pink
hams Vegetable Com
pound during Change
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Streator, III. - shah always praise
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medicines for wo-
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bought i shall try
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STAR.BUIHETIN GIVES YOU
TODAY'S NEWS TODAY
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-27

Islands.
Neutrality-suspicious. N. FL
well, "a, Winchester, Va, com
mitted suicide after first tipping
newspaper. Love affair.
New York.-School teachers
in all large cities have been ask
ed to recognize today as child
labor day.
Bloomington, Ind.-John E.
Butcher, o., shot and killed him
self.
Fl. Wayne, Ind. - Andrew
Hamilton, 2, rescued after sink
ing to arm-pits in quicksands.
Wellesley.-Wellesley college
officials have forbidden Turkey
Trot and similar dances.
St. Paul.-Mrs. Francois La
Bore, 1O4, is dead.
Manila.-Six Americans killed
in fight with Moros at Taglitsi.
Mekines, Morocco. - French
expedition routed large force of
native tribesmen, inficting heavy
loss.
New York.-Mad dog bit 10
people.
Detroit, Mich.-Unidentifed
American stabbed to death in
Greek pool room. Owner of place
arrested.
New York.-$25O,OOO which
police announced loudly they had
secured in raid on fence" has
dwindled to less than ST 1000.
Albany.-When Frederick w.
Randall finished sermon on SAL
walton" before Bible Students
A L 1 T. 4
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-27

from Council Bluffs to face two
= charges of passing forged checks,
is a man. She" confessed.
Terre Haute, Ind.-Paul Shar-
key, @, was watching John Len
hart, 9, shoot at fence with an air
gun! Happened that John was
shooting at the knothole that
Paul was looking through. John
was a good shot. Paul lost sight
of one eye.
St. Louis.-Mrs. Louis J..
Tichasek is training 9 pretty ser
want girls to become wives for her
nine sons. -..-..
Peoria, Ill.-Julia Marlowe,
actress, seriously i'll. Ptomaine
poison.
New York.-John D. Rookie
Teller, Jr., outlined work of
bureau Of social hygiene, organ
lied to fight social evil.
Washington.-Works resolu-
ton, providing for single presi-
Dental term of g years, will be-
voted on by Senate Thursday
Moscow.-Mme. Nadia Puto-
kin killed her husband in duel.
He had accused her of affair with
another man.
Memphis, Tenn.-Frank A.
Munsey has bought Memphis
News-Scimitar. S5OOOOO.
Annapolis, Nobody of John
PauIJones, first admiral of Amer
lean navy, placed in final resting
place.
Ramona, Cal.-Ellsberry Rey-
r01J- 1L,,co ~ -,,,1,1;-Lo- CA-,,c1-
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1913-08-09
Mrs. Sullivan Hostess of the "As You
Like 1t Club"

The doors of the pretty new home of
Mrs. j. P. Sullivan were thrown open
in hospitality and welcome to number
of her friends Thursday afternoon when
she entertained the LAS You Like 1t"
Club. Six games of rock were played
during the afternoon. Miss Ruby
O'Neal and Miss Beatrice Dunn gave
many beautiful selections on the piano
while the games progressed. A very
clever contest, the answers being the
names of nuts, was INDUCED in and en-
joyed by all. Mrs. Lurry and Mrs.
Earl Roberts tied for the club prize,
Mrs. Lurry winning a handsome sugar
spoon. Miss Mabel Taquino captured
the guest prize, beautiful sugar bowl
and cream pitcher. Delicious refresh
ments consisting of ice cream, cake
and fruit punch We're served by the
hostess assisted by Misses Ruby O'neal,
Mabel Taquino, Beatrice Dunn and
Corinne Wells.
The following were present: Mes
danes Bourg, Blackwood. Duncan, La
Croix, Lurry. K. E. Mcknight, j. C.
Mcknight, ID. M. Mcknight, Howard
McNeely, Earl Roberts, J. E. Swat
ford, Tooraen, Taylor, Woodal, Jones
and Misses Mabel Taquino, Corinne
Wells, Beatrice Dunn. Ruby O'Neal.
Mrs. j. E. Swafford will entertain
Thursday afternoon, August ID, 1913