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from various QUEENS or the state
eaii ~ repeat tne sooo "oFk @ i'a>
year anu recognizing tAese iactS ana
'ha' 'ne Improvement OF our ROADS
% " ui'ec' CONCERN 10 every citizeh'
Now therefore, l. henry ID. hat
neld' governor OF the state OF ives
Virginia. 40 hereOE SET apart
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1915.
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every neiehborhood and no cond,,c,.
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that at the end Of the second dav
there will be no community or dis.
trict within the bounds of our state
stamped the marks Of patriotic toll
in such improyement of the roads
as will bear testimony Of the nro-
gressive spirit Of the people Of that
community.
I call upon the countv and cit,
press to lend their liberal sunno,+
ana assistance Orp2nITjnp onr
bringing to the road work an arm,
IF volunteers to- do service in advarc-
ing the welfare of the neonla r.
each community. The liberal ST..
port of the press for West v:rri,i9,
good roads days" was of great vaN!
and resulted in much good, and its
continued support is 4 requisite to the
success Of West Virginia's seconu
good roads days"
| call upon the commercial. social
md other organizations of the state
the road overseers. supervisors road
agents, road engineers and all others
directly or Indirectly interested in
movement for better roads to give
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ATTORNEY At ,,u

NttoTney AT Law
WEST VIRGINIA.
Practices in all the Courts OF West
Virginia, the Supreme Court OF Al.
peals and the United States Courts.
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NOTICE.
no whom II may@c oncern.,

To whom 1t may concern,
You are hereby notified that at a
meeting Of the Board OF Supervisors
Of the City and County of Honolulu,
Territory Of Hawaii. duly held on the
18th day of September. A. D. 1915. a
resolution was adopted by said board
to curb, construct, maintain or repair.
sidewalk or both as, the case may be,
upon the established. lines abutting on
and adjoining property. on Punchbcwl
street between Lusftanat and Bereta-
MA streets; in the District OF Hons-
lulu, said City and County of Homo
lulu. in accordance with the provisions
of statutes Of the Territory Of Ha-
waii. and the ordinances OF the City
and County of Honolulu
You are further notified that If you
fail to comply with such direction for
sixty 500 days after this notice, the
City and County of Honolulu will pro
coed to constructe and curb such siIe-
walk at the expense Of the abutting
property owner as provided by law.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
THE CITY AND COUNTY OF
iHONOLULC, TERRT3BY3 OF
HAWAII
Dated: September %. A. DSf915.
C273-Sept. 30, q. Oct 4.
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Loves l.
Bakery
WASHINGTON SOCIETY
Especial star-Bulletin Correspondence

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
WASHINGTON, Sept. i6.- Miss
Mary Irwin Osborne. daughter al
Judge and Mrs. Frank l.. Osborne oil
Charlotte. n. C., was married the even
ing of Thursday. the 18th instant, ia
Lieut.. Webster A, Capron o. the Field
Artillery, U. s. A.. by the Rev Or RAJ
ston of the Presbyterian church. The
ceremony took place at Craig park, In
the library, before an altar OF white
asters and ivy, the house being beau
tifully decorated with similar flowers
and vines.
The lovely young bride wore an ex
Quisite gown of white satin, with an
,oyerdress of tulle. Only relatives and
very close friends Of the family were
present. Lieut.. Thomas Osborne oi
the United States Field AftiAery Is 1
brother Of the bride. Lieut.. Cahren Is
a son of the late Capt. Allyn capron,
United States Artillefys who lost ais
life from the effects of the Cifban
war, and brother OF Capt. Allyn ~
Capron of the It'll United States Cav,
airy. who was temporarily serving
with Roosevelt's Rough Riders. and
who was the first regular army officer
killed in action In Cuba Lleut. Paal
A. Capron, U. S. NJ. c., is brother
Of Lieut.. Capron. fsss
Lieut.. and Mrs. Capron left the same
evening for Fort SIN. Okla, where he
Is an instructor at the School or Fire.
Miss Elizabeth Skinner and Lieut..
Dana Palmer. u. S. a.. were married
last night at the summer home OF tho
brides family at st, Lawrence Park.
in the Thousand Islands. rs
Lieut.. Palmer is connected with the
Army Aviation School at San Diego,
Cal ~" j 49, ssqssg i !. ~
Brig. gen. and Mrs.sJaHes B. Ale.
shire and their daughter, Miss Doro
thy Aleshire, left Saturday for the.
Pacific coast where they will visit the
Panama.Paeific exposition.
Miss Dorothy Trout was the guest
of honor at q theater and supper par.
ty given by the Misses, Mary and
Louise Pugh last night.
. r Miss Trout will leave for San Fran.
cisco, where she wiz be the g,1est of
Miss Zenaida Merriam at her summer
The invitations have been issued for
the marriage Of Miss Henrietta Wins
low Fitch, daughter OF Mrs. Henry
Fitch, and Lieut. Stephen tClegg Ro-
wan, u. s. A., Saturday, September
IL. at IL o'clock, at All Saints church,
Bay Head, N. ].
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new TEN Million .
GALL0NPl)NP FOR
Sewer STATION
Puunui District viii Have Trunk
Main and More Water VIII J
Be Conserved in Nuuailtif

Plans and specifications for the new
1000, 600 gallon pump at the. sewer
station are practically complete, DC
cording to Harry E: Murray. slDerin
tendept and, general manager Of the
water and sewer systems. 1t Is the
plan of the department to go ahead
soon as, possible, as the present one
is Already oYeEtaxed. /, ,,a
The department also has under con.
solicitation, plans and specie cations for
the sewer Ia the Puunui district, Tht
sewer line viii extend throughout the
district. and It's cost Eill be practical,
" Ii Nnasnu q valley It is planned an1t + to to
spend $40. 900 in, o. project to conserve
for the use of the city those waters
that have formerly been going to
waste. To accomplish this conserya.
ton It VIII be necessary to built side.
bitches, q dam and q pipe line lille:
brand Glen will be tapped for water;
penditure VIII be made from the slC55,.
600 APPROPRIATED for the purpose, by
the last leEisla AZURE SuDeTiR tendelit
Charles r. FORBES OF the depar tment
Of public works has approved the pro,
ject. and Eeyernot Pipkham is con.
sidering the scheme. The money Ia
to. be taken from the lean fund, 81.
A change he's been made IN c3nnec-
ton chaEges lately aecprding 70 SUI
perintendent Murray, aud has caused
o good many 1naniTies from cllstopa,
ers. The change IS made from the
original standard charge Of s4.75 for
each fob, no matter how long IS re-
qulEed 10 n an hour Ter eofnectiop
This charge covers the cost of tools
and other equipment, the services Of
the Taper and his assistant, and pays
for the patching job. that the city does
after the cohnect ton has, been made.
The superinte ndept says that the
charges are figured out with q view
to making them as near. the actual
cost 70 the water depnFt as POS
sible. s s.. =; -, g, -
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10 whom L may Concern
eE.

10 whom IL may concern.
You are hereby notified that at a
meeting of the Board of Supervisors OF
the City and County of Honolulu, Terri
tory OF Hawaii. duly held on the 18th
day of September, A. d. 1915, resolu-
tion was adopted by said beard to-
curb upon the established lines abut-
ting on and adjoining property en- the
following streets: KAN smalu Avenue,
Auwafolimu street, San Antonio street,
LanakiIa street, Concordia street, Ma:
deira street, Azores street, Perry
street, Frear street between Captain
Cook avenue and Magellan avenue;
Bernice street, between Magellan aud
Iolani AYES, and PeIe street between
IoIani avenue and Prospect street, In
the district OF Honolulu, said City and
County OF Honolulu, in accordance
with the provisions OF statutes Of the
Territory Of Hawaii, and the ordin.
ances OF the City and County Of Ho-
nolulu.
B You are further notified that If you
fail to comply with such direction for
sixty ,e601 days after this notice, the
City and County Of Honolulu VIII pro-
coed to construct such curb at the ex-
pense Of the abutting owner as provfd-
ed by law
BOARD OF suPERy1soRs OF
THE CITY AND COUNTY OF
HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF
HAWAII g
Dated this Goth day of September.
a. D. 1915. = r f
G273-sept. 20. 81, Oct. 4.
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tConu0ueQ nom page one1
old councils mad given good service
and there was no suspicion Of graft
il was felt that something shou1d be
done to remove ward politics" from
the city government and to make i'm,
possible the acting OF an alderman
solely for the interests OF his own
ward and his own constituents.
A committee of % of the leading
business, professional and labor men
of the city was formed and began the
study of the charters Of other cities
which had adopted the commission
form OF government This committee
was, later, enlarged to 100 members.
Naturally, the first thing to be de-
cided was whether the city should
have the commission" or the com
mission-manager" form OF sadministra-
tion and the latter, was decided upon
The charter was adopted by an over
whelming majority of the voters and
approved by the governor of the state.
and was, put into effect a year and a
half ago. .,.e-
There, was, of course, the inevitable
dissatisfaction for a time and the
equally inevitable disloeation of pub
lie business consequent upon so radi-
cal a change. The first manager ap.
pointed was not a success and it be-
came: necessary to remove him.
ASIA matter of fact, the manager
was not particularly to blame but was
unable to get along peacefully with
the commission, and there was lot
of unnecessary friction
The present manager has been in
authority for a matter Of nine months
and has made striking success Of
the position. He has harnloniZed and
simplifled the conduct of the city's
business, has Topped off number Of
useless employees, has secured better
prices for all city supplies and print.
ing, has increased the efficiency Of
every department and has, in a word,
made a success.
The rate Of taxation has been low
cred Is per cent below the average Of
several years past and more improve.
ments have been undertaken and conf
pleted. All friction between depart
ments has been eliminated and the
wheels of the. city government run
do not believe that five
Per cent of the voters would consider.
for moment going back to the old
form. It Is anticipated that next year
win show still further reduction OF
the tax rate and an increased better
ment Of the public service. = =
AS compared to the commission
form, in which each commissioner has
charge OF some one or more, denart.
ments of the public service, We have.
found the manager. plan greatly sir.
perior. venture the suggestion that
it will be found better ALWAYS-IF
THE RIGHT MANAGER is FOUND.
This is the situation in a nutshell
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DUMRA NOTE NOT
DfClARES
AUSTRIAN ENVOY


g.
by Archibald contained nothing more
than q PROPOSAL that we attempt TO
call out the Workingmen of our own
country from these steel and munition
works and provide for them other EN-
plDyment, To do so, money would be
necessary and a labor employment bu-
reau would have to be organized. This
is one of the. things ] shall bring be;
fore the Secretary of Commerce and
Labor when ! am In washington this
week. This seems to me TO be 9
peaceful and entirely satisfactory
means of preventing the making, and
shipping of war materials to our enc
mics. 50 = Es3.& 3
my letter which Mr.. Archibald car
ried does not contradict Mr.. Bern
storff, for his people and the great
bulk of those who make up our Aus,
tro- Hungarian races are entirely diff
ferent types. e.. -. r. .,.s 81; ..js;s.
Declares His Act Is Not Conspiracy.
THE greater part Of German work
men in all ranks are educated. They
read and discuss matters and can be
easily reached. Not so with the many
races and the great ignorant mass of
our peoples. Promises of better wages
and easier employment must be made
and their positions in aiding the enc.
my must be brought home to, them.
Where there ara Loo OF German-born
working in the factories there are
thousands of Austrians. Remedies for
reaching these, races must differ, and
there is no conspiracy in an open at
tempt to call out the Austrian citizens
at BETH chem or elsewhere. Such "a
proposal as: this was, the letter Of
which The. World says. a Photographic
copy was made and its contents cabled
TO, the State. Department at. Washing
ton. It is to prevent the letter from
being censored, or garble ed that shall
ask Secretary Lansing for an oppor-
tunity to explain
DR.. Dumha denies that Hungarians
we're to be sent into the munition and
steel works to embarras their out
put, but op the contrary he empha-
sized that q great bulk Of the men
employed at Schwab's Bethlehem steel
works and elsewhere in steel construc
ton plants were Hungarians or mem
bers of other races OF Austria Hunga-
ry. 1t was of the number of such men
employed in various works and their
race that Capt Archibald carried a
document prepared by the editor OF
a New York Hungarian newspaper.
Spies, Spies Everywhere,
Says Dumha.
Nothing is safe from these Eng.
Iish spies" DR.. Dumba said, with ref.
erence to Archibald's being searched
at Falmouth Il am surrounded by
spies in New York. They even send
their spies up to LenoX."
DR.. Dumba did not seem irritated or
annoyed by The Worlds cabled des-
patch. He appeared like a man sure
OF his ground. and talked without the
least hesitation or restriction on the
cores pondence. The point the Am
DassadOr emphasized was that he was
the diplomatic representative OF Aus
tro-Hungarans in America, and that
was proper function 1oT him to at
tempt to save these people from com
hitting crime against their own
country. lie said it WAS perfectly
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the first OF October. 1915. in the Of
foes If the Hawaiian Trust Company
Limited, and to all others thereafter
with tho consent of the committee.
THE Hawaiian Trust Company will
issue certificates Of deposit, the form
Of which is set out in the agrenTopt
Bondholders who have deposited their
bonds nay thereafter sell their bonds
by a transfer of the certificate: bonds
so sold will still continue to be sub,
ject to the agreement.
The bondholders may get the hene,
fit of the agreement by dFposit'no
their bonds and receiving certificates
OF deposit from the Hawaiian TrIst
Company, Ltd.
The agreement specifically pro
vides that the committeeman aho"o
named will serve without cOmDeusa-
ton.
For the year ondin" June 20. l91I
the railroad took in in cash above
all expenditures for operating e.
penses and maintenance, tho sum o
$213, 900, without charging against this
amount anything for depreciation.
However, the physical status Of the
railroad and its equipment have been
we'll maintained This would seoDo
amply sufficient TO rav the interest
coupons on the new ) Der cent bonds
which will amount at most tn the an
nual fixed charge If S125.C0O and tC
provide funds which, if insufficient t.
pay all the Z per cent on the preferred
stock, can at least pay substantial
part thereof"
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FEDERAL PRISON
At PEARL HARB [
IS RUn0 r PLAN


olers probably would be detailed as
guards.
Il had a long talk with Secretary
Newton shortly before he left Homo
lulu for the mainland" says the mar
shall. We discussed number Of
matters of local interest, but Mr.. New
ton made no mention of the need OF a
feueral penitentiary here"
Judge Sanford B. Dole said today
that he has not heard the rumor.
When the new territorial penitentiary
at Kalihi-kai is completed, it doubt
less would be just as we'll to house
the federal and territorial prisoners in
one prison, as is the present custom.
he said.
Federal Judge {. F. clemens said
that the erection Of federal peni-
Tertiary here doubtless would depend
largely on the number Of federal pris-
cners. According to Marshal Smiddy
there now are between So and 40 fed
eral prisoners in Oahu prison.
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legitimate to call out these men il
necessary. as they would be indicted
as conspirators against their own
country in the event they continued tC
work on contracts which we're inten-
ded for the use Of the enemies of their
own lands. He repeated that it was
one of his duties to bring this impor
tant point of view before all Austro-
HungarianS.
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BY AUTHORITY.
REsoluTloN No. 2ss.

i Be il resolved by the Beard Of Su.
peryisors OF; the City and County OF
Honolulu, Territory OF Hawaii, that
the sum OF One Thousand One Hun
dred and Seventy-fiye Dollars lSil55.-
00), be and the same Is hereby appru-
priated out OF all moneys IN the Cen
feral Fund of the. Treasury OF the City
and County for the following purposes,
TO wit: So = - ~ srs.E-, 80.
Repairs, Alaniuki bridge. waia.
lua District ....s .,.i. - !. sS1lla, 90
Repairs. Hakipu1 truss bridge.
Koolaupoko District -. .. 1880
Presented by 80
ROBERT ". SINGLE.
..-a. Supervisor,
Date Of introduction:
Honolulu. Sept 10, 1915
At a regular adjourned meeting OF
The Board OF Supervisors of the City
and County Of Honolulu, held Thurs
day, September lis, 1915. the forego-
ing Resolution was passed on Second
Reading and ordered to print on the
following vote OF said board:
Ayes: Arnold. HoIllEger. Horner,
Larsen. Logan, Single. Total 6.
Noes None
] Absent and not voting: AHA To-
tai l.
E. BUFFANDEAU,
Deputy City and County Clerk.
H. 62f3-Sept. 90. 81. %
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LSaHl SudPleI no. z, ~. T. D, VII!
held a regular meeting tonight at : -
O'Clock
Attorney William T. Rawlins was
sworn as Hawaiian interpreter in the
local federal court today. l.
i Among the guests who paid their
Prospects TO Queen Liliuokalani this
fmorning. were Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
hSpaulding and Professor Baker
e
| A meeting Of the members of
Knights of kamehameha will be held
at the Y. NJ. c. A. tomorrow evening,
! At which time three new knights will
be initiated.
A concert will be given by the Ha-
waiian band at the insane asylum at
2: 80 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. In
| the evening the band will play at the
Kalihi pumping station, beginning at
100 clock d - o. ..s..,E. I
= Charged with having committed a
statutory, offense, Lum New Chung, a
Chinese, has lheen released by the fed
eEM authorities ON bond in thessum of
$3.50. The defendant entered q plea
Of not guilty today. y,-aef . j, =.
Further hearing of the case of Lee
Leong, petitioner for a writ d habeas
corpus, viii be. had in federal court
ct 70 O'Clock pa the morning OF Sep
tember g. :, rst..E: 4 ~.
The case of Lee Hung, charged with
having opium i'm his, possession, has
been continued in federal court until
called mp The defendant, who was
indicted by the special federal grand
jury, pleaded not guilty today. as.s III
Jane Doe Blair, charged with selling
liquor on military reservation With
out q license, entered q plea of, not
guilty n federal court today. The
case has. been continued until called
up and Jane, has been released on
bond in the sum Of $780,, 4 %
Charged with selling liquor on o
military reservation withoutSa license,
Mrs AVira G. Field. white, wife OF
James Field, colored, pleaded not
guilty in federal court today The
ease has been continued until called
UPS 80. s.sea e,}eit55ssgaa 1H4tf :A@ti
/ Zee Tai, who Is charged with haF-
ing ssmuggled $3.50 worth of diamonds
into Honolulu, entered plea Of not
guilty. in federal court today. The
case has been continued until called
up. Lee Tai is cut on bond. = -
Frank q. Machado, an employe of
Schpmanis garage, and Miss Edith r.
Naone were married in the Catholic
church, Fort street, Saturday evening.
Elizabeth Pendepgast acted as brides
maid and William X. Apau was best
man. Following tiie iceremony a re-
ceptiont and dinner vas given at the
home Of tlfeelridets rents insRal lama,
which was attended by a large, number
of the friehds and srelafiYess 'of the
couple. .%& - 80
Annie Nud, charged with statutory
offense, hasebeen given until 4 O'Clock
this afternoon by the local federal
authorities to secure bond In the sum
Of $40. Annie was arrested by the
marshall yssterdalGih company. with
Lnn Chu Ling. a. Chinese who is
charged with a similar offense.
Celebrating her l81st birthday an
Iiiyersary in excellent health, Mrs.
Olive "a. CLARK on Saturday was guest
Of honor alta picnic at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. ". p. Thomas at Wa
hiaWa. The party also. did. honor Ito
her son, Dr.. Frank CLARK. whose birth
day anniversary had occurred two
days earlier. - ,.
80 --------------
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BEATS IvylLEI WOMAN; -.
GIVEN POL ICE COURT
LESSON lH DEcENCY

Nina Carson. woman Of the Iwilei
district, brought a charge Of assault
and battery against W. g. Emmans
and he was sentenced by Judge Mon
sarrat to pay a fine of $50 and costs
this morning. After she had lifted a
heavy veil on the, witness stand and
exposed swollen and .discoIored eye
where she said Emmans had struck
her, Attorney Charles Chillingworth
said for the prosecution:
in the case of a fellow such as this,
a boy who has been raised in this
town, whose mother has given him a
fine bringing up. l think that the pen
atty should be severe. 1t is time that
he should learn the lesson Of modesty
il not decency in the, police court, il
he cannot learn the same lessons in a
gentler fashion at his home
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WHAl1n AnO
COOS: s|!!sGi9 !sSSS!1ssl
"=AV1-@DO
LOST

Diamond ring. set in platinum, near
Pail; return 10 Star-Lullotin; re-
ward G273-2t
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Honolulu, Sept is, 1915.

At regular adjourned meeting OF
the Board of Supervisors OF the CITY
and County of Honolulu, held Thurs
day, September is. 1915, the fofego-
ing Resolution was passed on Second
Reading and ordered 70 print on the
following vote nf said board
Ayes Arnold ltaeerk Horner.
Larsen, Logan, sisHsl . I ~ al s.
Noes: None.
Absent and not voting AHA, To-
tai L
z. 7uFFANDEAJl,
Dep;sty City id County Clerk.
6213-Se. 81 u, %.
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local AND GEVElkL

Leahi Chapter No. 2. o. E. s.. will
held a regular meeting tonight at :: 80
O'Clock.
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RESOLUTION NO. $50.

Be 1t resolved by the Board OF SUI
pervisors of the City and County OF
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii. that
the sum of Six Thousand Two Hun
dred and Forty Dollars t$6240.60) be
and the same is hereby appropriated
out Of all moneys In the Permanent
Fund Of the Treasury OF
the City and County for the following
purposes, to wit:
Wooden bridge. Kukui street,
3 over Nuuann stream 1900. 90
Concrete slab bridge, RIVER
street. over Pauoa stream. 144000
Concrete bridge, School
Z street, ever Pauoa stream 1000. 90
Dry rubble retaining wall,
Poamono stream, Waialua
District ......s.. $500. 90
Presented by
ROBERT w. SINGLE,
SlnaFyiaor
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Celebrating her i81st birthday an
niversary in excellent health, Mrs.
Olive "a. Clark on Saturday was guest
Of honor alta picnic at the home of
Mr.. and, Mrs. w.. P. Thomas at Wa
hiaWa. The party also. did honor ito
her son, DR.. Frank Clark. whose birth
day anniversary had occurred two
days earlier. - ,.