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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-29

providing for the exemption of home.
steads from forced sale, Recommend,
Ing its passage Report adopted
Third reading Monday.
No. 252-Judiciary, on II. g. 155.
providing for the redemption OF lands
and interest in lands sold upon fore
closure of mortgage or, other liens.
ACreated by contract. or under writs of
execution issued by any court within
this territory, recommending il be ia
bied. Report adopted.
Passed Second Beading.
II. B. officiating to elections in
the County OF Maui. Third reading
Monday.
II. B. 194-Providing for the exemp-
tion of homesteads from forced sale.
Third reading Monday.
II. b. 226 (Watkins )-Appropriating
$4,000 for the relief of the flood and
fire sufferers of Ohio and adjoining
states. Passed unanimously. Third
reading Monday.
Referred to Committee.
S. B. 71-Referred to judiciary COM
mittee.
II. B. 81 Urwinl Requiring persons
seeking marriage license to obtain i
physician 8 certificate Referred back
10 health committee
Committee Reports.
No. 253-Printing, that III. BIS. 211,
GA and 215 are printed and ready for
distribution.
Special Committee Report No.< g.
On II. r. 50 and H. R. 80 to confeT
with Inter-Island on resumption of
traffic from Maui and to inquire into
charges on produce made by Superin.
iendent SIarrett of the marketing di-
vision. Committee submits two bills
10 cover both subjects. Report adopt
ed. Substitute bills passed first read
ing. Report referred to printing COM
mittee.
No. 254-Judiciary, on H. B. 212, re-
lating to desertion and non-support of
wife and children, recommending its
passage. Report adopted. Third read
ing Monday.
No. 255-Judiciary, on H. B. ~,
from citizens of the Puma district,
Hawaii, relating to the direct primary,
commission government. etc. Report
filed.
New Bills.
H. B. 227-Extending the term of
exemption from taxation to encourage
certain industries.
H. B. Disappointing $4,000
for facilitating the marketing work
Special committee.
II. B. 229-To repeal section 9 of
ect 1913 of the laws of 1911, relative to
marketing superintendent; and act
las of the laws of 1911, relating to IA
eilities for marketing vegetables
Special committee.
Communications.
From the senate, stating that Judd,
Metzger and Coke have been appoint
ed as senate joint committee on H. b.
7S.
From Mott-Smith, stating that the
governor has signed H. B. So as Act
43, relative to deputy sheriffs.
From the family of the late Senator
George c. Hewitt, thanking the house
for floral tributes.
Second Reading
H. b. 17S-Creating public admins
traitors. Judiciary committee recon-
mended it be tabled. Report adopted.
H. B, 211-Referred to health CON-
nittee.
H. B. 2l4-Referred to agricultural
committee.
H. B. 215-Referred to finance COM
mittee.
Third Reading
s. B. so .(Wirtz) -Relating to the
civil service of the Honolulu fire and
police departments. Action deferred
to Monday.
s. B. 81 (Wirtz)-To amend chapter
5. act lis, S. L. 1907. to assist in pro-
motion work. Passed, Kalakiela dis
senting.
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SENATE
Thirt,.third Day
Passed Third READING.

Passed Third Reading.
H. b. 1S4-Relaiing 10 powers OF
supervisors of Honolulu.
II. y. 1S5 Relating TO punishment
OF vagTants.
H. B. 92-Relating to maintenance
OF public schools.
Passed Second Reading.
3. B. 104-An act to appropriate
$4,000 for relief of flood sufferers OF
Ohio and Indiana
Second Reading.
S. b. 1S-Judiciary.
s. b. judiciary.
S. b. 101- Select Oahu
First Reading.
II. b. POI Relating TO salaries of
officers in city and county offices of
Honolulu
Communications.
From the house reporting Fl. B. 201
as passed, and II. G. II. IL passed;
reporting amendment made by senate
10 II. b. IS not eoncurred in. and re-
porting passage of ). T.. 90 with
amendments; and also passage of S.
Is. 70.
From family of George G. Hewitt
expressing appreciation at act of SEN
ate at the death OF Senator Hewitt.
From the governor reporting sign
ing of H. B. So relating to deputy
sheriffs.
Deferred Action.
II. C. r. 14-Deferred to Monday.
S. b. 23-Deferred to Monday.
S. b. SS-Deferred to Monday.
s. B. Sheltered to Tuesday.
II. B. 145-Deferred to Monday.
Committee Reports.
From ways and means committee, re-
commencing tablin of S. B. As.
Adopted.
From printing committee reporting
printing of substitute s. b. is and S.
b. l01 and 102.
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oratoricaI Contest Toniqht.

An oratorical contest will be held at
the Mills Institute this evening, be
aiming at O'Clock, and will be taken
in by nine students of the high school
department The judges of the con.
test will be Professor Gilmore of the
College of Hawaii, Professor Griffiths
of Oahu College and Charles LOOMS
Of the Young Mems Christian Asso,
citation. To the student winning the
contest a handsome silver declama-
ton cup will be awarded, while the
others taking part will receive minor
prizes in the shape Of books. A mu-
steal program has been arranged for
The evening.
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WEATHER TODAY
Saturday. March 2s

Saturday, March 20.
temperatures a. m, 70; a. m.
IA; 10 a, M. "A; u noon, rs. Mini
mum last night, SO.
Winds a. M, velocity II, E.; s a
M, velocity Is, N. E.; 10 a. m, veloc-
ity II, E.; II noon. velocity 16, e.
Movement, past "a hours. 244 miles
Barometer at 8 a. m. 80. 10. Rela-
tive humidity, a. m, So. Dew-point
at a. m, S. Absolute humidity, s
a. M, $3.50. Rainfall, 20.
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Two sailing vessels with lumber
from north Pacific points have arrived
at Hilo, according to report brought
TO this cityh with the arrival of the
steamer Mama Kea. The schooner
Prosper, from Mukilteo, arrived at the
Crescent Gig on last Sunday, followed
On March 2s by the A. F. Coates, from
Columbia over ports. Both vessels
are being discharged of lumber at the
railway wharf.
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HOUSE NOTES

By resolution and by bill the mem
bers OF the house yesterday asked for
various expenditures in their respec-
tive districts reaching a grand total
OF $234, 600 .-.. 49,. IL. -.
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Petitions and Memorials

No. Ja-From thirty ministers or
+! Honolulu, urging passage of II. b.
j lsL-Presented by Sheldon. Refer
I red TO health committee.
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The quarterly meeting of the VIII
ing Society of Central Union church
will be held at IL o'clock Tuesday
and will be followed by an exchange
basket lunch at 1880.
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FOR SALE
A Home In Mdkiki

Best Of localities. This is what
ADVERTISE HOME-large lot, every
convenience.
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Anonymous communications to the
joint educational committee of the
legislature by persons seeking TO
make complaints or convey informa-
ton concerning the educational de
partment are tabooed, and will not be
considered. Members and employees
giving such information, however.
may have their communications kept
as confidential if they so. desire.
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STAR-BULLETIN GIVES YOU
TODAY'S MEMS TODAY
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New and Handsome
Household
Furniture

Comprising quarter-sawed oak side.
board, china closet. ladies' writing
desk. dining tables, saddle seat din.
ing chairs. bureaus, dressing tables
with heavy plate glass mirrors, small
tables, Morris chairs, rockers. settee;
mostly all chairs are upholstered in
leather; tabourettes, pictures, Wester-
meyer Piano: large center rugs, heavy
brass and iron beds, ostermoor mat
tresses; very elegant electric chan
deliers; white frost refrigerator: New
Process $50 gas range; lawn mowers.
ferns, etc, etc.
All practically new goods.
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Governor Frear is keeping step in
perfect time with the legislature. To
date not single measure passed by
the solons encumbers his desk-all
save one have been signed and sent
out That one he vetoed. recon-
mending amendments; the amend
ments were made in an entirely new
bill, which was duly passed by the
house and senate and finally APP
proved by the chief executive.
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APARTMENT HOUSE
THE VERY HEART OF THE CITY
o. A. STEVEN.

"a rooms; furnished; lease; rooms
= always occupied. Owner otherwise
engaged; books show steady income;
large profit.
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AUCTION SALE

TUESDAY ....... APRIL 1, 1913
10 O'Clock A. NJ.
On the premises, corner Young St
and Artesian ST. near Pawaa June
non, ] will sell at Public Auction the
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-Kupihea believes he has made a dis
ovefy1aHd1h wants another ;nvesti-
CATION. He introduced a resolution
yesterday setting forth that accord
ing to report Filipino and other for
eign labor is being used by contrac-
tors employed on public works and
that the workmen are kept busy nine
hours for five days in the week and
eight hours on Saturday, violating the
territorial statute, which limits such
labor to eight hours foE five days per
week, with only five hours toll on
Saturday. He asks that the attorney
general investigate this subject and
prosecute for violations The resolu-
ton was sent to the judiciary COM
mittee.
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Let's see. Wasn't there something
in the platform of the Republican
party likewise the Democratic-dnr-
ing the last campaign pledging sup
port to measure calling for the ini-
tiatiye, referendum and the recall in
this territory? Well, anyhow, the
Republicans and at least some of the
Democrats have thought better of it
since election time, for they went
definitely on record against it yester-
day morning. By vote of 20 to 10
the report Of the house Judiciary COM
mittee, recommending that house
resolution No dealing with that
topic be tabled, was adopted in the
house. The committees explanation
is quoted:
1.-TWO years is not too long time
to wait for any changes, for the gen.
eral elections occurring and the legis-
lature sitting every two years can
deal, handle, consider and settle the
pilikias for which the initiative, ref
erendum sor ree4l are enacted
The evening world., 1913-04-25

foolish en- undsrtAkingf Didn't YOU
know that other people knew Of the will
and It's terms: that you were sure TO be
traced out, In tho end. u not by friends.
by foes? How did you suppose you
could profit by destroying the viii. Of
which others knew the provisions?'
Any other woman than Helen Bond
would have been hysterical long be-
fore Kennedy had finished pressing
home remorssiessly one fact after an
other Of her story. But. with her. the
relief now after the tension Of many
hours Of concealmeDt seemed to nerve
her to 10 to the end and tell the truth,
what was Il? Had she some secret
lover for whom she had dared all Ia
secure the family fortune' Or was che
shielding some one dearer to her thai
her own reputation? Why had Kennedy
made Fletcher Withdraw
Her eyes dropped and her breast rose
and fell with suppressed emotion. Yet
was hardly prepared for her reply
when al last she slowly raised her head
and looked us calmly In the Ace.
II did II because I loved Jack"
Neither Of US sD0ke. ], At least. had
fallen completely under the spell Of
this masterful woman. Right Or wrong
could not rest raAn q feeling OF ad-
miration and amusement.
Yes" abe said. as her voice thrilled
with emotion. strange as Il may sound
to you. II was not tow, OF ash that made
me do Il. I was. am msdiy in love
with Jack. No other man has ever
Inspired such respect and love a. he has.
HIS work In the university I have fairly
Sioatsd over. And yet-aao yst, Dr..
The evening world., 1913-04-25

instance. You are to answer back i'm
,nsdiately the drst word that comes into
your mind suggested by it-say cat
I will say chain for example, and
probably you will answer collar. and
70 on. Do you catch my meaning? II
may seem ridiculous. no doubt, but
before we are through Isfeel sure you'll
see how valuable such a test 10. par
ticularly In 4 simple case OF nervous
ness such a. yours"
] don't think she found any sinister
Interpretation In his words, but l did.
and II ever ! wanted to protest 1t was
then. but my voice seemed to stick
in my throat.
He was beginning. II was clearly up
to me to give In and not interfere. As
closely a. / was able l kept my eyes
rivetsd on the watch and other appar-
atus, while my ears and heart followed
with mingled emotions the low. musical
voice of the girl.
! will not give ell the test. for there
was much Of II, particularly at tho
start, that was In reality. vaiueless,
since II was merely leading up to the
surprise tests" From the colorless
questions Kennedy suddenly changed.
II was done In an instant. when Miss
Pond had been completely disarmed
and put of her guard.
"Night." said Kennedy. DAY" came
hack the reply from Miss Bond.
"Aut0mobile." "Horse."
bay" Beach"
Road" Forest"
Gate" Fence"
Path" SHRUBS"
PORCH" 'Tlouse."
Did I detect or imagine a faint hesita,
ton?
Window" Curtain"
Yes. II was plain that time. Blu. tn,
words followed one another IN ouicl
succession. There was no rest. She ha'
no chance TO collect herself. note,
the marked difference In tho reaction
time and. In my sympathy. damned hi
cold. scientific third degree.
Paris" 'France."
Quarter Latin" 'Students."
'Apsches." Craig gave It Its GALL
cised pronunciation. "Apash." Really,
DIR. Kennedy" she said. there II roth
Ing can associate with them--wel!, yes
les vsches. I believe. You had bette
count that question cut. I've wasted
good many seconds"
Very well, lot US try again." he re
piled with . forced unconcern. thougi
the answer seemed to interest him, to
lies vathes" meant the cows" other
wise known AZ the police.
No lawyer could have revelled In n
opportunity for putting leading ques
tions more ruthiessly than did ianned!
lie snapped out his words sharply an
unexpectedly.
'GAsadsliss." Light"
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An Absolutely NEW Type &
~ OF Detective Story " I&

Electric light" he emphasized.
broadway" she answered, endeavor-
Ing to force q new association Of ideas
to replace one which she strovs to con-
ceal.
Safe" Vaults" Out Of the cor.
her Of my eye I could see that the In
dictator showed a tremendously In
creased heart action. A. for the re-
action time, I noted that II was grow
ing longer and more significant. Re-
morselessly he pressed his words home.
Mentally ! cursed him.
Rubber" "Tire."
Steel" pittsburgh" she cried ct
random.
strong box" No answer.
Lock" Again no answer. He hur-
ried his words. ! was leaning forward.
tense with excitement and sympathy.
Key" Silence and a nuttering of
the blood pressure indicator.
As the last word was uttered her air
Of frightened defiance was swept away.
With = cry Of anguish she swayed ia
her feet.
must not" she cried with outstretchsd
arms. "why do you pick out those
words OF all others? Can It be-
II had not caught her I believe
she would have tainted.
The indicator showed n heart alter
nately thrObbing with feverlsh excite
ment and almost stopping with fear
What would Kennedy do next, I won.
derod. determined to shut him OF &,
soon as possibly could. From the mo.
ment ] had seen her I had been undsr
her spell. Mine should have beer
Fletcher's place. ] knew. though q can
The evening world., 1913-04-25
The Man on the Road

By &. +. Asf6da.

he had rented and showed me the deed.
So I made him sporting proposition
that he put up with me at the Powers
and travel In style on the train. On
one condition.
"'Whnt Ii the condition. he asked.
That you take a BATH ] replied.
Tho old man turned to the old
tumblcdown piano nearby and struck
Up . few chords.
81 can't accept. he replied sorrow
fully.
II came away and left him dream
ing amid his unwashed surroundings.
The next time ! made the town ] raj
across him mt Pete's place. He came
at mo with the same proposition.
accepted It without the stipulated bath.
lie accepted with Joy. I got two rooms
and entertained him royalty"
when you got TO Buffalo with him,
what did you get?'' asked Frankel. the
hat man.
| Another ticket home. All the real
| estate my protege owned was the small
quantity he carried around with him.
1t was portable"
The evening world., 1913-04-25
A Glimpse Into New York Shops

-HE woman who feels timid sbeut
washing windows can now &C.
4 comphsh this feat OF the hsuss.
cleaning process without tespldstion.
even n she lives on the top hoor. One
OF our housefurnisfrnG stores II showing
q simple device Of metal that makes II
possible TO clean every square inch Of
kisss In q window from the inside and
without any strain. II can b bought
for 70 cents. ,.
Another handy cleaning utsnsii 10 the
brush mop The handle 10 detachable.
And attachments fov wet or dry use can
be purchased from 10 cents to S1.x. The
handles are 3 cents. A chemically ! 70.
parsd dustisss attachment that absoros
the dust prsciudss the necessity OF .
dusepan. and those imprsgnatsd with
oil are especially practical for ksspine
hardwood floors In good coalition.
These range In price from u 70 oi.eo. 90.
oordinG to sise
The woman who breads the rubbina
Of the clothes need no LONGER despair
over her inability to secure IN eilclsnt
,sundress. There 10 . vacuum clothes
washer that NEED only be placed In the
washboiisr with the cloShss end IN
evenly minutes everything wfti be thor
oughly clsansed without any hand lsboI
whatsoever. This handy device 10 BE-
Ing sold at e2.So
The woman who finds the task oil
silver cleaning 90 obnoxious should try
one Of the new siiver.cisan pans. Al
The evening world., 1913-04-25

ehse 70 aecaaoasy 10 70 immsrse the sllv0p
for . couple minutes and thsn rinse -
dry. The pans range n price from -
70 N.M -
A handy bathroom accessory II tsooet
cleanser Of metal. II 10 Of nickel pisesA
brass In the shape Of . pair Of tonGD %
constructed a. TO easily manipulate q
eall and soaped and dlsinfectsA paOR
which con then b released inte ths
sowl and carried on into the drafts.
u 70 moro sanitary and . more aGHoo.
aole method Of cleaning than the uunal
brush or cloth which must aftsrwaea
Be thoroughly clsansed. The tonss e.
Mo and trs papsr u . cents . posh.
age containing . sunscisnt quantity ~
three months use.
IND now We have . now hns Of 900.
Ing utensils whose wearing quality %
such that tho articles are well nm
(ndestructible. They have . 3s4lllaat
appearance. very much like silver. witch
10 easily sustained and they are suar.
anteed non-oorrodieis. ell sessn4iaa
qualifications a excellent Kitchen utsa.
els. A ssven-auart tea kettle ean -
had At y. A fry pan d cas- and lases
saucepan IL ea6o
The chemically prepared polieoh0
cloths are . boon to the busy hSuse-
wife. There Il one for brass. cepDsr
and nickel and another for gold end
silver and now there Ia one for hiOosiy
finished wood work and leather up.
holstered furniture A handy cloth Cor
the once. Price q cents.
The evening world., 1913-04-25
By Arthur B. Reeve

never know OF It,"
Never know"
"Nsver--if In tho md justice In done.
Have you tho VIII? or did you de-
stroy it?"
II was a bold stroke.
Yes. No. Here II II. How could ]
destroy II. even though II was burning
out my very Soul?''
She literally tore the paper from the
bosom OF her dress and cast II from
her in horror and terror.
Kennedy picked It up. opened II. and
glanced hurriedly through Il. Miss
Bond" he said. Jack shall never hDow
word OF this. I shall tell him that
the will has been found unexpectedly In
John Fletcfer's desk among some Other
papers. Walter. swear on your honor
~ 4 gentleman that this viii was
found In old Flstcher's desk."
'Dr. Kennedy. how can I ever thank
your" she exclaimed. sinking wssrily
down into \ chair and pressing her
hands to her throbbing forehead.
by telling me just how you came by
er are maS1isd may he 80 good q
friend, without suspicion, TO you az
am to him. think . fun confession
would DO you good. Miss Bond. Would
you prefer to have DIR. Jameson moi
hear rr'
mo, no may'stay."
This much ! know. Miss Bond. las
summer In Paris with the Greenes vo,
must have chancesi TO hear Of Plllard
the Apache. one OF the most note.
cracksmen the world has ever produced
You sought him out. lie taught yol
how to paint your fingers with = rubbe
The evening world., 1913-04-25

Kennedy, cen you not see thai I am ~.
ferent from Jack? What would I q
with the income OF the wife OF even ~
dean Of the new school? The aunuity
provided for me In that will In paltry.
I need millions.
From the tlnicst baby I have bssa
reared that way. have always expeee.
a this fortune. | have been givon
whom one 10 mar rioi-you must have
your own money. need . fortune Tor
then I could have the town house. the
country house. the yacht, the motors.
the clothes. the servants that I nesd-
they are a. much a part OF my NE ~
your profession Is OF yours. must have
them.
sand now 1t was all to slip from ~
hands. True. II was to 20 In such .
way by this last will as to make Jack
happy In his new school ] could have
let that go. II that was all. There ere
other fortunes that have been ~ at
my feet. hut I wanted Jack, an1
knew Jack wanted me. Dear 10y he
never could realize how utterly unhoDDv
intellectual poverty would have mAAo ~
and how my unhappiness would hovo
reacted on him In the end. In reality
this great and benencent phAlanthrooy
was finally TO blight both our love "a
our lives. -.
what was TO do? stand by aAAoo
my hfe and my love ruined or toDooo
Jack for the fortune OF . man AZ ~
love? Helen Bond 10 not that kiuA q =
woman. said 20 rysA6. ~.
IN = 4 . b
The evening world., 1913-04-25
How Great New Workers
| Got Their Start
b 0RadSSoa c. Rtfsss.

osvdA Evahs 4
No. 1-J0HN j. HUGHES From Bog Cwttw to Aschbishep
Ohm AUoHEa Cathoi Church. ~.
formed immsasurahs Ms
crucial period HE visit to Ensisnd and France
American 0ovsrnmsnt Ne
brought sswrrds dleaomscy
Determined a.
Hs inv1ncias determination
to
through
ns Immigration
On month he saved
He walked
hoping
Kmnsha0 Ma he arrived and He
no mes scholarships
suppiant discipline
had . scholaI
fsiowmsn
Bishop New Ye movins the city viii bic
lot ArebbisheH
His spiritual characterised BY rseosAton
sAchsd lsbov Of Archhshop HUGHES IN Franco
Church.
sheridan
OF the foolish Cahecisn
In conflict with republican institutions