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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-05-01
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An inclination was shown by the
board Of supervisors at their meeting
iagt night toward complying with the
law requiring the taking over by the
city by Jupe 80 next Of the water and
sewer systems now upder control Of
the department Of public works.
IL promises and high sounding words
are 20 count for anything, tho lawmak.
ers are also determined that these i'm.
pDrthnt aJiunets to the city 8 holdings
shall be managed strictly ON busi-
ness basis, with an expert manager
empowered to manage the properties
for The best interests Of the dity and
see 10 it that they go toward liquidat-
ing an appfoximate bonded Indebted
ness of about one and ohe-half million
dollars which win be assumed by Hon
plnlu within the next si&ty days.
Mayor Fern tiresided. Y Supervisors
pacheco, Roltef, MRrkham and Petrie
made up the quorum. I"tW =
Snpermtendont or Public Works Cald.
well and 4 nhnibef Of members of his
stalf were present to URGE upon the
supervisors the vital imb6ftance Of the
city getting I'M touch with the physical
condition Of the water and sewer sys-
TENS before being COMPELLED to assume
the IMPORTANT responsibility looming
ehead, Mr., Caldwell Kindly consented
70 render every aid In his power in
this work, including the services Of the
beads Of the different departments I'M
der his control, This offeS ID to be
taken advantage Of. The Supervisors
are TO moct. at the city hall at eight.
thirty olel6ek toihorFow morning and
With SuPerintepdent Caldwell and 9th,
efs start on "a tour ~ the different
pumRng plants Of the city The res
erYoifs also are TO be visited and SO
Tar es possible IN q day the different
"details ate TO be pointed out
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-05-01

Columbia appears 10 have a star col
lege pitcher in Shea. He held the Uni
vorsity Of Pennsylvania TO shut out
and only five hits. E"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-05-01
FRONTAGE TAX IS
STRONGLY FAVORED
Confined from Page rivel

Another point. The budgets are made
up and tho rate is fixed in January but
the assessed valuation for the year Is
not, aud cannot be determined until
sometimes as late as july. Consequent.
ly for the first six months Of the year
the figures are necessarily estimates, as
are all fgnres for 1914 mentioned In
this report estimates and stated in
round numbers. t..
Collection and Distribution.
The net assessed valuation for 1913
of real aud personal property in the
City and County of Honolulu was $685.
664 ,IS1. The rate of taxation for lpl4
was fixed as follows a,
= The budget submitted by the terri
torial treasurcr was $l29,O0O. The city
and county budget (limited 10 two
thirds Of, per cent Of the 1913 valna
tion) was SOL 900, making total re-
quirement Of Sl,000,000
To raise $l,O00,Q0g on valuation OF
$50, 1854 900 requires a tax levy of LII
per gent and this is the rate that was
fixed for 1914
But Tax Assessor Wildcr's present
estimate Is that the assessable value for
1914 Of real and personal property In
The City and County Of Honolulu will be
only $s0,000,0 900. If this figure should
prove to be correct the total amount
20 be received from taxes will be not
one million dollars but 100000. Not
withstanding this, reduction the Terri
tory win retain the full amount of it's
budget, namely $4,000, leaving for
the CITY and County not $571 900, as es-
timated, but 100000. lSa
City and County Receipts.
The total receipts of the city and
county Of Honolulu for the year 1914
from all sources are estimated at
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-05-01
ALWAYS REcoMMENp .IT.

In almost everv community there is
some one whose life has been saved bY
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera aud D'arr.
hoea Remedy. Such persons seldom
miss an opportunity to recommend il,
and these recommendation and its ney,
er failing qualities account for its great
popularity. For sale by al dealers,
Benson, Smith 4 Co., agents Br Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-05-01
Rrougher Gives witty Speech.

Rev. James Whitcomb Brougher. q
member Of the Los Angeles AID Club,
who Is also the successor of Bob
Burdette in the Temple Baptist Church
at los Angeles, gave the wittiest speech
that any Honolulu audience has heard
In ten years. lie said that some one
had just told him that Pineapple Z
Dole was down-east Yankee and if
that was true God help the homestead
err
Reverend Brougher said that Homo
lulu seemed like heaven 10 him, because
he had mot lot of friends here that
he never expected ito see again. He
said that there are three essential fac.
tors In successful advertising: talk
about your goods and get others talking
about them, write letters and use the
newspapers. The human voice Is the
best advertising medium, he said, be-
cause it sounds the loadest. As an
Illustration, When goose lays an egg
she walks on quietly as II she was
ashamed Of it. When hen lays she
cries the fact to all the world and as
a result people eat a bundled times as
many hens eggs as goose eggs. =
Advise GetTogether Plan.
He advised Honolulu TO ''get togeth-
er, stand together and pull together. y
He said handful of guards could man
age an insane asylum because "eiazy
folks never combine, =
Guy III. Tuttle spoke few words
about his recent mainland trip.
Next '.the man from Mexico, =
Charles G. Heser Jr. reeited some of
the happenings that came under his i'm
mediate observation there. At Mazat.
Ian, for example, rifle cartridges were
selling at thirty-fve cents each. He
spoke of the blue cloud of bad smells
that hoyers over the Mexican towns;
and the concentrated hate of all Mexico
for the "gringos" as they call Amer.
leans, .rfg tr.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-05-01
city and County Receipts.

The total receipts of the city and
county Of Honolulu for the year 1914
from all sources are estimated at
599s,66o, as follows: 4,
From real and personal property
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-05-01

= :" II" n" 9JBoJUOU
City and County Expenditures.
The expenditures on this Island for
1914, exclusive of roads, are estimated
at A6l9.h6O. ns fnIloMa.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-05-01

hess:--Owing to General Main
tenance Fund .,....,....,. 47,l72
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-25

lNHE democratic rivers and harbor bappropratng APP
proximateiy S90OOOOo0-is the usual pork barrel
pretty full of 1t is pretty much the old
barrel with the old proportion OF bad meat though
there may be pieces OF the
1t is high time that something done this barrel
the contents of which always rascay and
governmental folly what political party packs the
"pork."
President Wilson pick the pieces of bad
and the good representing funds for needed
and wise public improvements Hc condemn APP
prove the barrel whole His decision is be based
the preponderance OF bad good pork in the barrel
Like most other presidents who had pass the pork
barrel Wilson will feel that the situation is unfair him
rendering impossible do the right thing and causing
him be less justly damned he does and damned
II he doesn't 1t is situation that business firm bust
ness individual would stand for But the spending of this GO
millions isn't business, but politics, mores the shame
the country pork" it has got take the maggoty
pieces with the rest. and executive who would like
honestly and periodically stand the eussing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-25
STAR CIRCLE FOR YOUNG FOLKS
AZ STAR CIRCLE
READERS ENTER
WEEKS CONTEST

Finding the lines for comic pic.
ture was the problem the Circle
boys and girls worked out for I'm.
Gle Jack this week.
There were ~ contestants. and
Pauline La Mar. n sedro- WooIley
girl. won tho prize. Her liDcs Ia.
lied closely with the original. and
will be found elsewhere In this col
umn.
The contest Was enliyened By the
keen competition between the boys
and girls for the dollar. Many OF
the solutions were very good. and
quite credifable 10 their authors.
Besides the winner. the next four
best answers were sent In by
Gladys Wood. so53 sunnyslde av. I.
Letha Ducommun. 1851 W. 57th ". 7.
Dorothy McDermott. 530s Russell
av.. and Myron Titus. Stanwood
Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-25
Shocked Her

An old lady from tho remote
Highlands was taken TO Edin.
burgh. and heard modern singing
In . church for tho first time. She
was asked by tho friend who
took her what she thought OF the
music.
It's vera bonny. vera bonny:
but. oh. TIA an awfu' way OF
spending the Sabbath"
Who Told Hlm1
Now. children" said a school
teacher. "cAn any OF you toll me
81 a greater power than q kinEY"
Yes. ma'aml" cried a small
boy. eagerly.
Very we'll. you may tell the
class" replied tho teacher
An ace'" was the unexpected
reply.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-25
90 Much Expert

0NE feel nothing contempt toward that tobacco
expert who declares that the only way tell good
cigar Is to smoke it, He says there's nothing indicative,
the ash being white the wrapper spotted how
the cigar smells when you plank down or so for it
that the color has absolutely nothing do with the
This expert is clearly gentleman. Anyone who pulls
down good thing is gentleman rhc great majority
smokers enjoy good cigar because they think good Wh,
dcmoish this blessed fact?
Tobacco satisfaction. like liquor drinking very Target,
= state OF mind You will fellow paw a box o.
cigars seeking that without spots You will see hin
eontented admire the long white ash and II the wrapper
smooth and light coored you'll likely hear him talk OF
weeds mildness And there may not be per OF
bacco in the whole cigar Maybe you remember that
official analysis of well known cigaret tobacco as being
largely dried The consumption OF has increased anc
the satisfaction OF the smokers is great the stuff hac
been declared to be los per fine tobacco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-25
Our Modern "CiuiIization"

vA{ OkDS arc inadequate
w No words portray the civilization which de
cares womans life valueess compared with the life OF
We look at Mexico and Russia and we exelaim
"Barbarousw
Yet here in OF Washington allow rail
road companies auomobilsts kill wives through
negligence of engineers and drivers and let them
free.
The majesty OF the law inervenes under system OF
civilization and deprves OF the right to sue for
damages
When husband loses his wife the law says there is
money loss. Therefore you can't the company for
damages You haven't lost anything
When children lose their mother the law declares, they
have not sustained property loss.
Therefore they are entitled any compensation and
makes difference how veousy negligent the railroad
company the automobiles whoever il who
killed the mother
II you file complaint the will throw II out
before il ever gets trial That's the law.
II law for We've inherited IL from Eng
land And supreme refuses change the law.
though has declared that il had decide Il originally
would have decided differently But precedent
dent. says the supreme court. AND BLINDLY 1T FOL-
LOWS PRECEDENT RATHER THAN JUSTICE
Let the locomotive engine the auto your COW
and kill negligently and the law steps in help you
collect damages. There's all the difference between
and a woman, the law A has money value.
CIVILIZED1 MAYBE WE ARE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-25


Eight deaths.
Body OF John Truesdeli, drowned
In Idaho, brought here.
Wenstchee peaches. pears and
apples arrive here next week.
Divorces granted 10 five.
Sam Ross and Sam Ferrao ar
rested for alleged motorcycle theft
Seven marriage licenses Issued
Rev. n. e. Brown, Pilgrim Con
grcgational church. on two months
vacation.
Transportation club plans eeIe-
bration when Panama canal opens,
Aug. is.
County hospital reports two
deaths.
sssssis Invites HlbsrnIsns here
In 1916.
ping at Prince Rupert, 10 City OF
Seattle In delayed three hours.
Clinton Grove, ~. sustaIns brok.
en- leg when hit by Kenneth Fish
on motorcycle.
Ordinance framed compelling
| property owners 10 pay assess.
ments within so days OF approval
OF rolls.
Congregational churches In union
session at Plymouth church Sun
day night
Mai. Erlsnd Richter. editor Sal.
walton Army periodicals In Sweden,
| IN here.
81. Marks excursion to Fort
Casey In on today.
Rev. c. n. sehutt OF Toronto
speaks at Tabernacle Baptist
church Sunday night.
Flrs. Presbyterian church picnic,
Woodland park. Aug. s.
Prof. Trevor kineaio discovers
T four different kinds OF weevils in
shipment OF Manchurian corn.
r. }. Consicine leaves Monday
for Kansas City 10 attend Eagles
Grand Aerie.
John Fuiparo. Spokane, looks
here for lost sweetheart. Rosie
Bennard.
Funeral services for John Price
will be held at Renton Sunday.
United Mine Workers vote TO
hold elections every two years, at
meeting here.
Roy Martin slightly hur when
auto goes through ran by Ffriock
club. 10th and Aloha.
County wants TO buy brick being
removed from Second nv.
Hail million raised toward Clara
Barton memorial. says Francis At
water. visiting here.
Otto Case. Commercial Club Sec
Rotary. leaves for Alaska tonight
Eagle harbor Sunday.
A. o. U. w. lodges hold annual
picnic Sunday at Chico.
Home Consumer league Visits
Imperial Candy factory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-25

great ships wake flew flock of gulls, soaring
= aloft. anon swooping to seize bit of garbage
Mile after mile they pursued the ship sreing soaring
Or lighting piece OF spoil For every
the long quest and withdrew on the water two
others with ravenous appees seemed join in the
~ times the whr OF their Tapping wings and the chorus
the ships propeers.
And all they got for rdent effort was an
discard from the kitchen
They reminded one of the human retnue OF man OF
wealth the chaps who hang around cash dropped
tip or snatch greedy financial crumb
Indeed the comparison rather favored the fcaheed fol-
lowers, TOR the guls useful scavengershey help
to keep the waters clean
Come to think of it, don't know that the other kind
good for anything
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-25
Tn, EnalIsh Language

Recently Jones attended a fash
ionable ball. During the evening
he met pretty young woman
dressed Ia soft. filmy white and
wearing the cutest little slippers
that ever cncasod a diinty foot.
Instantly Jones eye dropped In
that direction.
Pardon me- apologies Jones.
blushinxiy. ~ was very ruio OF
me. ! know. but couldn't help
noticing your slippers"
Il sec" smiled the young won.
an. good.naturedly. What do
you think OF themr'
What DO ! think Of thcmf" CT
claimed Jones. with large empha.
sis. they are simply immense"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-25
tSs{AND)A1fLSfWhfRE

w. w. kernss sentenced TO
death for murder Of J. r. Harreil
at Bisbee. Arix.
Roosevelt prepares TO fight libel
suit brought by Barnes and MUIR
ply.
Business agents Of several Chi.
cago unions held on charges Of
bribery. blackmail and extortion.
Secretary Redfieid and WASHING
ton delegation renew campaign 70
get appropriation for wire drag
survey OF Alaska this season.
Republican minority Will do
nothing 10 halt democratic speed
program in congress. All anxious
10 get home.
Federal departments sqrss On
bill for development Of oil and gas
lands.
Twenty peace psots. principally
with South American countries,
ready for ratification.
kennewick farmers, encouraged
by indications OF oil and gas. file
on claims.
Ebsy Island road opened Al
Everett.
kennewick Will hold fourth an
nual grape carnival September /.
81. Georges Episcopal church,
New York. sues Morgan * Co.
trustees for an accounting.
n. o. cisfiin q Co.. bankrupt
pledges itself TO pay all creditors.
Chicago bankers declare talk os
hard times n baseless.
Lieut.. Porte makes test flight %
~ miles In airboat America
New Haven railroad must show
cause In supreme court why spe-
ciai master should not be APP
pointed.
Kentucky prosrsssIves lose fight
for representation on election
boards.
Chasing his hat, Elmer sievers
ran under Knickerbocker express
at yonkers. n. Y. and was killed.
Job Hedges announced himself .
candidate for the New York repub-
ilcan governorship nomination.
..IlenIsts pronounced insanity Of
John Schrank. who tried TO kill
Roosevelt. incurable.
His wife stabbed .. J. Sweeney,
SON Of the late Justice Sweeney Of
the Philippines. TO death with .
penknife In a quarrel over another
woman at Salt Lake City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-25
PLAN ELABORATE
FIESTA PROGRAM

Gerard Tonnins. In charge OF the
program for the second Venetian
Fiesta to be staged on Lake Wash
ington the night Of Aug. I. has
planned an exceptionally interest.
ing concert by weli-known Seattle
song artists.
To Increase the success Of the
water pageant feature. pennants
Will be given to the best decorated
launch and canoe.
Among those who will take part
In the concert Will be Miss Grace
Purdy, Miss Margaret Mccullough.
Fred II. Langdon, the New England
Quartet, Mrs. Frank s. Lang. the
knickerbocker Quartet and John
w. Lince.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-25
DRAW PICTURE
FOR UNCLE JACK
ON ANY SUBJECT
Attention. Circle artists,

Ncxs weeks contest will be de-
voted TO drawing by the little
folks. The weekly prize OF 81 viii
be awarded TO tho boy or girl who
submits the best drawing on any
subject he or she may choose.
Uncle Jack knows there are many
talented artists among the Circle
boys and girls. because the proceed.
Ing drawing contests have always
been popular.
Now. boys and glrls. pay close AZ.
tention 10 the rules. You may draw
on any subject you wish. Tho
drawing must be done with black
ink. on regulation drawing paper
All drawings must be addressed to
Uncle Jack. care OF the Star Circis.
Star office.
The contest closes Friday next.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-25
ELSEWHERE

Mrs. ElsIe siier breaks worlds
nail-driving record at Aberdeen.
New Zealand farmers urge gov
eminent to prevent American meat
trust from getting foothold there
Six narrowly escape death In
gasoline launch explosion at Erie,
Pa.
President will receive business
men representing $4,000. 0o0. 900 10
talk trade conditions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-25

Little Billy Jacobs, who IL Just
rs months old. Ii probably tho
really and truliest" youngest star
In tho world.
He has just been chosen to head
the new Sterling company, which
is 10 feature clever child players in
the movies.
This youngster is n natural
comedian. with all the tricks of the
trade up his sleeve. Ford Sterling.
who used TO be with the Keystone
company, trained him. and often
allowed him to play opposite him
In Keystone comedies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-25
pALMgN COMES BACK

G. r. g. Palmer. who last year
coached the championship Central
grammar school football team. will
be back on the job again this fall
Palmer has already begun his
work. which IL getting q line on the
boys who are going TO return "a
school. as well as the talent deve.
oped on tho scrub team last season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-25
GIRL PRIZE WINNER
HAS GOOD ANSWER IN
UNCLE JACK CONTEST

Here IL the solution Pauline In
Mar offers for the comic picture
which appeared In last Saturday.
Circle. and for which a prize OF 81
was offered. Uncle Jack asked the
boys and girls to try 10 tell what
the little boy said after the man
handed him $40 bill for his dog.
This IL Paulines answer:
Here. my boy. 10 $40. Your dog
was . little deaf. Il SCENE. Now,
what are you going to do with the
money!
"oh. I'm going 10 buy 20 more
dogs that are deaf"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-25

Mistress-You are becoming
too despoiic. Mary. Next thing
! know you will object TO me
having company In the parior.
The Cook-No. mum. you're
wrong there, mum. Where I'd
object 10 your havin' company IN
In the dining room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-25
U. S. TO HELP US

The federal government viii help
Seattle as much as possible In ex.
termination OF rats here. says Or.
Eugene II. Kelley. head OF the
Washington state board OF health.
who has Just returned from an
Eastern trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-25
A Subtle Rebuke

- ouDtie Nebuse
The truth OF the saying
Where art ia long cash " short"
was evidenced by the appearance
OF the following editorial recent.
ly In the columns OF n small
Western newspaper:
Burglars entered our home
last night To the everlasting
shame OF the community, for
whose welfare We have iabored,
be II said. they got nothing"
Sold Aaaini
Johnny, want you 10 20 on a
little erranf for me"
"Oh. mother My legs ache"
His mother patted the boys
head.
In that case. OF course. you
needn't 80 10 Mrs. Stickney's
sweet.shop and"
Little Johnny frightened won.
derfuily.
"oh. think can walk as far
an that" he said
We'll. ] have a parcel upstairs
which ] want you TO hand In nj
the pofioffice next door. I'm
afraid Il IL rather big parcel.
but you don't mind carrying Il.
do you. johnny
Hence These Tears
Youngwed ARRIVING home)--
Why. dearest. you have been
weeping WIS, 10 II. pet7
Mrs yonngv a fmopplng her
cycsl Onions. darling
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-22
WILL BUY HORSES AND
MARES FOR ENGLISH ARMY

Ellis county horses and mares
may play an important part in the
great European war.
Tom Bullard, extensive horse and
mule dealer of this city, is engaged
in the buying of horses and mares
for the English army and shipped a
car Monday to Canada. from whence
they will so to England.
MIR. Bullard is ad, ertising now
for two hundred horses and mares.
of sound body, between tho ages Of
FIVE and eight years inclusive.
The Texas horse aud mule cut
quite an important figure In the
Boer war, many being bought here
for service in that notable conflict
and II is barely possible, if the
present war continues, Texas will
furnish large quota of horses for
cavalry and artillery service, as well
as mules for the transportation Of
ordnance. ammunition and food
supplies.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-22
THE HOME SIGHT IDEAL.

On July LIST we opened our addi-
ton "TRlNITY HEIGHTS" former
ly Oldham Addition. Since shat
time four handsome homes have
been erected on Virginia avenue, and
numbers Of the best people In WaXa-
hachie have bought lots and expect
to build homes soon. Sidewalks and
curbs have been built. The sewer
has been completed, and the water
pipe is now on the ground.
We do not hesitate to say that this
is the choicest location in WaXaha
chic. Terms better than ever before
offered in WaXahachie. Buy before
the choice lots are gone.
T. II. HARDIN & CO.,
Office South Rogers Street, Matthews
Cannon old stand. adv 1913
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-22
Fifty Two New Gins.

To gin the 1913 cotton crop of
Texas required 4,&52 gins, accord
ing to data just complied by the
United States Department of Com
merce and Labor. This is an in
crease over 1912 of y gins.
Each Texas gin last year turned
cut an average of So bales, while
The year previous the average was
LOSS bales per gin. Last year there
We're 343 gins in this state reported
IDLE during the entire season, but it