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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-16

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TEyFHsE CLASS OF NgeslEE;
SCHOOL GOING
IN AEgF BiE Is
AZ Gaests Of coIlsge, IS0 An
dsraOp5ii WIN lnspecs Inssi-
tution On ESay l6
AGFF0 oBlE Es

Through Prof. C. s. Doggett. hand
OF the text departlne of Cfeaisoiii
coiisge, e. IL isSs ~.
ceiyed an invita- t1a t6 gbrin the SIisl
tire textile class ot hfss night school
to the college for q day outing and
To- inspect tina textile department ~
the college. IL has alSaaiy been de-
:cided thss the iilylt on. WfIta BE- aS:.
eepted. ~ 5
In his letter Prof Dogeett saws he
epprecIat les Cpl ~ tSgor Il 4 f{
done by tiB e > dafEoh clss aIl,f, 20, :
pliIepts M. Bur IS on. 6g X s IA "
awaken ailci iti6 "a on "a F,;g,f
OF tlit mill tsorlieFa OF tli ctt;5 Ia
says that ne belle lcs tiie iris Ia S,f6FS.
son college " III B gvaiiia ahs Ri to a sjieEse
in the party and iiri IF fb
include the entifs hrs H. i6s 4 II,ISss
IL Is. pIsj1ned 70 ctiFe $ 50
sautoInpb bites ear II III ciudS n III az 4,
all told, about, 1sEg men. This n i. cIs if
sist Of the stu fs in fls Tliflif
and also the pr ten f OF .tife "; ,iSE lS
mills OF And 81 and tils, {i5TsE;ISs
tendent from Iiill =
IT Is gplann tsl "a :syt dar,;o,, s; ,at
0,cloek on tllef III Don of. nav fe.
:reach Eag thd csIEel iiII :
insp poctlon OF the tE tlafSf ftiifiaSnfs
Bol lowing that the, SiiitiF IS Is: Ev
q -
Gam as sfe 6F j'tilss i1s5t
Tie AftfL ~ y1eIEoiss VIII hlE. eYf6F5
ard after tile con m az tlit 2 s
teined at TED Every ii lafiiai 81 & ss
affaiF has aIEeRIi9 been NJ ot,s
by the ef lie AMI ISy !T M
tse ever one nal the trip Il T6Saf
g5od time 8
.s mr. B1ifnett said Last night that he
apprecieted the invikation very much
ttldsed Anf; that every man making fin
the yafIQl eli al pfeAi & he
looks for q bis crowd to make the trip
and says that he can promise am az
tefnoon OF eis j3uSSr1 1ehtt 20 every one of
those compo osing the party. 8.
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HONE FOR
Hi M the STATE
corn ONE LAID TopAY
AT4 o'cEOeK
|MR FIRHzAY HERE
Anderson Lodge, 1905, VIII Ded-
icats lts Splendid New Home
This Afternoon

Rev Kirknan G. Finlay, rector OF
Trinity Epiacopal church of Columbia
and csk Co!gm6s lodge. ,iie9
OF the, Beiieyoient and Prntectiv9 Or
der OF Elkss will arrive IN Anderson
this morning at IL: so o'clock anu de-
liver the pfthcipal address at the lay
Ing or the cornerstone of Andersoii.s
handsome IEs, Home this afternaoHi
The members of the Andersen siudgg
Will meet ct ths Home on West Whit
ner street this afternoon at 3:30
o'clncki accoring to orders issued yes,
terday By Capt r.. ], Ranier, exalted
rultk OF the Elss lodge, ana Will masrci,
In q body ito thu beautiful new home
on the corner OF Sharpe anu McDuf!ie
streets, where the impressive exsir-
eises VIII begin promptly at a O'clock.
lt is hoHsd that . number CT Anderson
;peopia viii he preaeft for the affslt.
The archives to De placed In the
strong box ps the cornerstone have
been cred ogethef, and consist
or g. bSYship roll charter mann
lberhhip roll officers rolls COMMITTEES
on aft5stig laents, building committee,
card Of N rie1hoe effer, list OF osiir
Gers OF the city, United States fiae.
Bible,s an Il lers, copy OF fIfe Daily
Aiail tpR the 18th inst, COPY of the
Daily Intel ilgeneer OF the 4 18th inst
SOM c0sts list of stockhD sF5 III tfsss ttifss
Home building comna1iKa iikf OF! iit@
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D

There wijl be an election at n II
ag'iliey's store In GliIifotd gctobl dis.
striet No, e2 on n TiilTgday, ApFil 80
4 9is for the pilg 6ae ts Iaxying al
.ead tionaf tax ieyst5 az one MIL
on all OF tho ~ xalls pgopeftys or SAID
aistric.4sto be used i6r general School
purposes. IS
Atl Voters fauBt exhibit reFistra,
tinhl cert tlcaLe and tar receipt, g
Polls wi open ut seven d !; "a. !, and
elise at four b. IN, fsy order of tiit
County hoard OF Education OF AndeF.
son County. 4, Z.
April f5s 1914 !. B. F,trIsT(l !.
S-16-tf Cou7ty SUR af ton
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WnsElEMM
tiYANlNF.

y s. Notice 10 hereby given that the next
retSsi InT teHs hers exaniina ion win ne
held sob FTid n u i s:at tIie conrl
house IN And aefaQii. ali teRsIiera
whose Cegtifie5 expire this ysar
azla ell these Il cli iags cIlfllR 6afA
on cert IficIltes from !: coms5 tIes
are Eell be prRssiss and 81 al
this axanlns tibas IL ex0niiiia alton
viii he basasl on sqhaects 0f1ilnarisy
used for teachsFs axaiain6ffo II IN 4
;sgsII beyih pr0nipt " at b d, cfaSI
VttiI y! 3,
Supt. Edticatson Tor AT j a11n co
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lenple In en- nssiss OF dafsoly1i
county vii ItesEs 10 lear nos tlie
ldeath of = s1iith ysllach oC-.
ssnEget at his asssae lns the sSf
,ofa IN y3a q s
- ing at 30 D. e
q M 5ts Of tIles 7i;S !; 4
\ plan i md Sf50is s.o5siS ~
!: sss.ss
ssbisf b Il 2, 90, $; :, ~
itE pii ieilsneii I'D from tie q
il vas seen TINT BE sEar liiI II 8 i 3.
tnf MS feS0se a : sSssls 81 - st3i
Sun S. & I
~ tisrSa So ss IS. ssEss5
~; i2s1l Srli si,s iisil1
htksSs SIN d one s6ii. VI
% has tss ifg * III 81 4 S.
y sllifn % ssllI fleF uf {Pfls.
ion = isd aisn z
res ieetep III al tia tli,7, II ~,
l2slge of bi IN Is - IS 4,
TIE chr iSsls + 81 4ste rnfts IS -
and he fsnt sEIis s
q ertI1ty ctks, ogf3E q GE0r
sxe all urefil d man
tetis a q cts ~ 81
Fees md Ntsf NJ of EHSa9 f1f
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thth Aitarho1a SElnkl ~ fslIIiF
Maxim,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-16
E0.acE 0F EIECsqOE..

There will be an election In Lehan.
IN, Ss1Sol District iat Lebanon school.
house ON Sat thy " = Bth.: day Of April
1914, fc1 the ptirpose of lsyyihg bonds
on said district IS the sim Or ,0e0
20 be used for the purpose OF erecting
ors must IKE IN said dIatfiet and sx,
htbll TAX FeCeIpI auq FegIsIrsIIun GER
sifeRte, or they will not be allowed
to vote. Polls open q a. M. close
., m &. 40 10E DIV
o. M Robbins,
z ~. Weinoriii *
Trastees.
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arm el..,.. -
Is names ii coz q IS And
iiqIll;a N nhgsr list % nP Pftcn1l q dieers
and PRO- ram r.s the ~ n. "a 8 ..l
Hle strong Sp6x In which these ar
S si5tis ,lBnren B
1-22 BY ~ by 8 inches,
ls expected tiiat "a nnmbsr OF
onto SItoSgnl Elk viii 90 IA the city
tslia tefnooni for; slis exerc sew.
era OF the more ri s,iii inent H.slss 81 tha
state have been liefeonatiy inyit tea Ia
he present VIII d gel it1vita sor,
haa 5eaa ssIlt ctss 10 iii tie other i1iiks
1oSs es OF the 81 ske.
. Thig. viii be q ETeaS day with An
silers2n ami and their, friaatFis
esre Teloic o the decided pfS
resa being u1atls i 81 the iossai iosias
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-16
PUBLIC ROAD a0TTCE

{ The, public Is, warned one& more
time against filing up the drains oi
public toads With 6assafras epr0nts
and briars. Also against piowilg
into the roads. I nm spending the
County's money and Why do yo6 per.
sist in ever doing In tliIsi careless
manner what we spend your money
70 keep up. some day patience VIII
cease TO be q virtue, THIN ere is Law
against the practice. Please stop.
J. MaSk King, County. Supervisor.
4-2tf. :.
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LEGAL
NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDETORs.

All persons having clairas against
the estate of Nj e. Prultt, deceased,
are hereby notified to present them
properly proven to the uldeEsigued,
within the time preset tibed BY Law, and
tiOso IA Indicted 55i5s5a 20 ssSS 4sssSS settl dement,
MRS. CARRIE PRUITT,
land
'A JOSHUA j. PRUITT.
Executors.
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TO Hc AID El .IY
4 q. 8 ~ ~
:saasay ei.s lsoeIx
Reptiss Church

z - 4 . q
There .gill be q RsIssionary and san.
day Sclts RAJ helei WITH the Il iai
ttoalS HSs stiss Churcl iTi| IN sss,I, 81,
sliAs ihslbH ths city, tll5 q 4 i,
Sunday. April ~ The exercises viii
90 Id 1lfs 1Eiss lhplff ihTsssI 81
ssopallstsd s: 6y .. HiIISS.s AnSeisIlsIl,
10.s5II so. our ohiiKation to ,;,is.
sions. Eas 3. Z. slsiinays Green.
yilIe,s s.. g. ,s'ss, !. -
81 11:20.f2QEl - i s.ssisss. Y IL.
Dean Crane. sttseF.: 10y \ Z
81
q OF Estii.
ans s1 schisssl
~ ~.
! 8 ste fiif II I'd az trs,ss.
sisTiss s. rs
4 Tn er 8 An & efa 81.
~ q S 10 s !. 3 i,tijs .s. s,
geopls ~ School rf. .' iz
islle i ols stiea tessi.slii IS nj,
sgEs6 y s., Us I &.
spaa ssaat S. III. u.
Dlnnef ia1ii
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nOAD FAX NOTICE

The time for paying Syntnutation
road tax has been extended by the
Board. until May 1st. after which time
the books VIII be tuFntti oFef. to the
collectors end the usual pehalty will
be attached,
,. Mack King, County supsFyisor.
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DEM q a TG GlRsS
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as .Tlsss
.ls. Fo

Andersen seonle may mt understand
i.clsai,ly Just ~ hat the d sies 81 81 conn
- 2 s.;s 4
os them may not tlle nliItIeEojAtai
things deraanntng tie attention of j.
W. FsthrpclS, Aa dersol eona & g isishs
did agens VINO. yyorsZa Min fha cIla,Fss
o coEllssf cree iiid Stem c6Is
Count ictlltnral agents ara some
times
.tssss s, e q. .sssss
the real work oi Gle asenE. "a S
cry wort Is q or the d a.
Iltless but q amor pRyl ll c6llii@
y about iit d
dczen on e
Y ID f5e etlillie lure of
the s:utiE to lea ~ hat Is bel q
anF We cot ia; ~ krti ~
IN part OT iI. is1cl
fetflsss az or on slis;-
90 re Tesii cs 3 sg5Ii les
to- 3 sia not III way az a J,
lvleesssh hll l an d co 4
citsioEs drawn IS ions III & 1 Is
the local pysss, leeEireaS
IiateTEieWa. Z s
81 on local Std dies
aElsE Of tina e0ull I.
" club eStl i j, Slsd tbs HE
ere organ Ped aIit n al ne s1Ig
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n q y - &c IlIfFf
4 tsl,f - - ~ =
s "a
ths HHtl ~ ,esf
etI2 of ne it tist 5 q IS pef cs Il 81
the slephof IS tad NUM-
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Condensed statement OF tho sinsn:
cial cqhaitlon 81 :
on
Aadarsoh, 3. q. ID tho e,0as busG.
acss. 1sasrh A. 1e1a. as shown 81
statetaen esae "a siis state Bank F,x.
RES SOURCES:
I.pails ana plgrounts 1,Oss, ,ll41 zoe
/ g y, !. y !. q. 1850 .26
a1t.At ttEt9 - - ! 4 !. ssyiy. a0s0ad.o9
- tF0In flaHlta ana Batlk-
. * s. !. 80 IS. 40
s,zsA ana Cash IIseElg u. 90
4 kotal !. 81 sIT5s sgTI s.
LIABtLlTIIs;
Capital Stock PAID ia. 3 i6o. 10000
3 Surplus Eund 1. 3.' /. /. e, \ 15O. 600 .o0
Undivided Profits ]. 76 .1
UiFllaIl6s UNPAID I. ~ Is 4. 2la.00
1E'sf md Iglftial STAG, ,a70.1 i.
nellnelse HanE 63.2sa.aG
- - ~ 4 Z
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If YOU can't leave Office and want any want llne
rHeo 600 Try TO see how long takes to get
OUT man to your Office home "Ford says those vim
dex shirts he bought daade you want Ford address
why addres us @eg his Endorsement To-day we drop Hat
tune rs gentle that didn't new hat on
Easter Don changeabs weather keep you buying
straw its sure to get hot ou hats tuned the right price
sf 5ostots $500.
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For

For Sale Buick & passengaf autoInn.
III le Tor sale q heap FOR 90 si if sold to..
dHz. New tires. A aaep Tor You Ap;
EUGEEE ANpERSoN. x
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.s..-.l 49,. s, -. =, -.7
SySii ssIfs Apply To ID. j |. BurriaS.
or pI6as se 2 '3s ,lf'
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oslr stocS sfefe YOU Buy.
Hess, and Robes.
A9e ave sggae extEa g9f in Fslas a5,fs
CO. stsots tfsaE
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ESTATE 8
60.
g Horton. =, 81 Horton,
Fssidsnt u, President.
5Intshail. Ser.
Conllengsa statelnatls B. I'd elnan.
W r. 1IeFs shall. sec

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-12
HIS APPARATUS
DEFIES KNOWN
GRAVITY LAWS
Sam Kaaumoana to Give Pub
lie Demonstration of Machine
on Which He's Spent Years

sam Kaaumoana, of Panoa Valley,
mechanic aud inventor. will shortly
demonstrate to the public that he has
invented a machine which sets at de.
fiance the accepted laws of gravity,
At the end OF 20 years of persistent
effort he has perfected an apparatus
which will be shown to the public for
the first time next Saturday afternoon
at 4 o'clock at the Empire Theatre. Its
principle outward feature is two balls
OF equal weight balsneed on opposite
ends of bar set on a turning-fin,
One of these balls somehow rises and
the other falls, 1t is claimed.
II have given large part OF my
life to this and now. though IN a some
what crude form, the apparatus is
ready said Kaaumoana this morning,
II am going to charge a small admis-
sion fee so that l can get enough
money to perfect the apparatus a little
further. II breaks the law OF gravity
as we now know it.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-12
STRINGENT RULES MUST
BE OBSERVED BY THE
COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS

A lengthy cable dispatch, aGthoriz.
ing an addition to circular 240, issued
by the department of commerce Au-
gust 80, 1912, and pertaining to the
bringing of foreign-built vessels under
the American flag through purchase
and otherwise, and the applications
fer register of same, this morning was
received from Washington, D. c., by
Malcolm A.. Franklin, collector of Gus.
toms for the port of Honolulu. The
dispatch follows:
add the Following to circular $40,
August so, 1912, registry foreign-built
vessel: IN addition to the care usu-
ally exercised to secure compliance
with section Also of the revised stat
|utes. collectors are reminded that, dur
ing war, it is especially the duty Of
the collector to use all available
means TO satisfy himself that the sale
Of "a vessel is made in good faith and
without fraud ulent intent
The sales CT vessels OF belligerents
in time Of Nar Justify strict inquiry
"a the past the beiiigerent, ana ac-
cordingly call for exceptionally dill
gent inquiry by collectors of customs
to whom, under the Panama canal act,
applications for register of vessels
in accord with such sales may be
made. The sale must be uncondition.
al and complete Bona fdes of pur.
chase must be established by yendee
Any reservation to ven.
dor of right to repurchase vessel will
be sufficient cause to authorize the re-
fusal to issue register If any doubt
arises. in any actual case, wire com.
missioner of navigation. Should Con-
gTess pass the pending amendments
to the Panama canal act, further in
structions will be issued.
&c. T. CHAMBERLAIN,
Commissioner. !"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-12
HONOLULU HOUSES RECEIVE THE
FIRSTNOTICEOF CANAL SHIPMENT

Local importers have been made
aware of the approach of commerce
to Hawaii through the Panama canal
by the receipt, in latest mail. of bills
OF lading for merchandise shipped to
them from New York The documents
have much historical interest as be-
ing the first of the kind ever received
here
No word has been received yet Of
the opening of the canal to traffic
said C. p. Morse, general freight
agent of the Observation-Disclosures
Steamship Co., when asked about the
bills of lading this morning. He con-
firmed the report that Honolulu
houses had received these. advance
evidences of goods in transit Via the
canal and continued:
The canal will be opened, it is sup.
posed, any time between now and the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-12
WAIkIli INN TO HAVE
REPORT BEFORE LIQUOR
BOARD THIS AFTERNOON

The creditors who have taken over
the financial management of the Wal
kiki Inn, retaining Jack Scully on an
allowance, were to make a report to
the liquor license commission at the
latter's meeting this afternoon. The
is sitting In the assembly
room of the city and county building,
In addition to the Scully matter the
board is also expected to consider the
Macy application for transfer of To-
cation and two applications for third
class licenses at Kaliai-uki A new
chairman is to be elected TO succeed
A. l.. Castle, resigned
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-12
NO MESSAGE. FROM
EITHER MARIANA OR
NIAGARA RECEIVED

Up to the hour Of going to press the
canadian-AustraIasian liner Mariana,
which left Suva for Honolulu and Ca.
madam ports, August S, and which was
due to arrive here this morning, had
not been sighted.
I. =. Davies & Company, local
agents for the canadian-Australasian
tine, informed the Star-6uIletin short.
iy after o'clock that it has received
no reports Of position from either the
Mariana or the Niagara, the latter
liner due from Vancouver.
As no reports have reached this port
from the vessels it is believed general
" that, on account Of the European
war, the wireless apparatus Of both
liners has been sealed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-12
SEEKERS
. FOR OFFICE NOT
YET REGISTERED

Unless the office OF the territorial
secretary is nearly flooded in the next
| few hours with the petitions Of politi-
cal aspirants, 1t is likely number of
well known names will be missing
from the ballots at the primary OF
September II For instance, the name
of r. w. Breckons, who some time
ago vas said to be a tentative candi-
date fer a seat in the house OF the
Legislature, will be absent from the
roll unless he gets on record before
midnight tonight, when the list of ter,
ritorial candidates is closed. He has
not yet filed.
Likewise the name of DIR. Archer oil
Hilo, who won fieeting fame in the last
session by his strong advocacy Of
eugenic marriages, is not yet recorded
and IL would seem he is out of the
race, as the last boat from the Big
Island which could have brought his
nomination papers arrived yesterday
morning. IL is reported on what is
regarded as excellent authority that
the work of the Democratic platform
trainers few weeks ago so displeased
thS THU pnySiCidu JildI ne TefuSeQ 10
make campaign on it.
Only three new nomination papers
were filed at the secretary's office
this morning. They were Joseph X.
Pun. Republican aspirant for repre-
sentative from the third district; M. A.
Mikaele, Democratic candidate for.
representative from the sixth district,
and Thomas n. Naleilehua, Demo
cratic candidate for representative
from the first district.
All doubt as to the serious intent
OF Attorney George A. Davis to enter
the race against City and County AT.
torney john w. Cathcart was dissi
pated this morning when Davis nomf
nation PAPERS were filed in the county
clerks Office.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-12

18th of this month, and we may re,
ceiye word of the fact at any moment.
We have four ships there now
awaiting the opening, one on the At,
lantic and three on the Pacific end
The Missourian left New York for
Honolulu on August 4 and is now
waiting for passage through the canal
The Pennsylvania, Montanan and
Kentuckian are at the Pacific en-,
trance with approximately "a 600
tons of Hawaiian sugar for the New
York market. If they are admitted
to the canal On the 18th they will
reach the Atlantic on the 18th and ar.
rive at New York on the oath. With
the great advance in the price of
sugar since they left the islands their
cargoes will have appreciated many
thousands of dollars in value on arri.
val" .}... ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-12
LOCAL AND GENERAL

The monthly meeting of the Haw-
allan Philatelic Society will be held In
the University Club Wednesday even
ing, August II. at 8 p. m.
Gena Gosenhila, Frank Grail and r.
Duncan were arrested today and are
being held pending sneriff's investi-
CATION. The nature of the inyestiga-
ton is not given out.
A meeting of the members of the
Hawaiian board Of missions has been
called fer 2:30 o'clock Friday after.
noon in the Office of the board, Alakea
and Merchant streets.
A meeting of the members of Da-
mien Council, No $50, Y. Nj. l., has
been called for 7:30 o'clock this even
ing in the c. B. U. hall, Catholic Mis-
SIGN grounds, Fort street.
The members of the Anti-Saloon
league will hold an important meeting
Thursday afternoon in the rooms Of
the league. Stangenwald building.
Plans regarding the work OF the league
during the next several months and
in relation to the coming election will
be discussed.
The members Of the board Of direct.
ors of the Young Mems Christian As
sociaticn will hold a meeting at noon
tomorrow in the Office of the general
secretary, at which time plans for the
fall work will be presented by Paul
Super and other matters CT import.
ance acted upon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-12
TREASURER MCCARTHY
WILL CUT OFF WATER

Persons delinquent in the payment
of their water rates will find theni.
selves without water. according to Col
Chas. J. Mccarthy who declared this
morning that all water privileges not
paid for by Monday viii be cut Oh. !
There are between 800 and 400
water privileges delinquent" said Col.
Mccarthy this morning. "They have
had months extra time to pay the
rates, and that should be enough. SO
commencing Monday morning the
water-tappers will go out, cutting of
all privileges where the rates have
not been paid"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-12
INVESTIGATION OF
COMPLAINT AGAINST
6. A. DAVIS DROPPED

When asked this morning regarding
the progress OF en- informal investiga.
ton commenced by him recently uPon
receipt OF a verbal complaint pertain,
ing TO an alleged misconduct on the
part of George A. Davis, former United
States commissioner and a candidate
on the Republican ticket for city and
county attorney, during the latter's
vacation. Judge Sanford B. Dole said:
Mr.. Davis has resigned. OF course,
I shall take no farther steps in the
matter.
Mr.. Davis yesterday rendered to
the federal Judge his resignation as
United States commissioned and com
missioner of extradition, The resig-
nation was accepted.