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Prices Paid Producers for Eggs.
Poultry. veai aud Fork

| selling Priees to Retailer for
butter. Eggs and Cheese
Butter
Native wash nGton
creamery, brick ....... as
Native Wsshin rton
creamery. solid pack. ~
Cheese
Domestic ~s.., ...-...... -
Ifmburgsr ............... IL
Oregon triplsts ...... .Isb
wisconsin twins ...... III
Wisconsin triplets ..... 1T
Washington twins .. IL
Young America ....... IL
Eggs
selse, ranch ......,.. IA
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w INK WOfFHT- GTUrT
uine leather seat aud 1880 oak Library
back .......... $685. Table. special. sI3.s5
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Seattle Ending Thursday Night

"A Man for All That" Or. 4.
Walsh. two parts; Mutual Week.
ly"; by Fair Means or Fowl"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-06

Ttlikum FRIDAY ana SATURDAY
"A Man and a Woman" twopart
drama: Charlie Chaplin In The
Tramp" two-reel comedy; The
Other Woman's Picture" drama.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07

EElNPL OYMENT BUREAUS.
BROTHERHOOD EMPLOYMENT Blu.
REAU, Latstetters Building. Bell
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Al lURMEI 5. ~:
CARR, LOUIS AZ, Onion National Bank
Building. Bell Phone 666. bsa "a
CARTIER d. j., Golf Building. Bell Phone
1910 Consol idated 277:
sCLIFFORD, PHILLIP, Union Bank Build
ing. Bell Phone 937-J. Consolidated.
Grille, T. c., Golf Building. Bell Phone 374.
DAVIS. SWARTZ &STE1PLEMAN, Golf
Building. Bell Phone 43. 1
DOWNS, HARRY r., ]. o. o. r. Building.
q Bell Phone 484-J. ~
sSDUTHIE, G, h. Attorney and Counsellor
law, 807-8 Union National Bank Bldg.
Bell Phone 635. y
4 AZ ARRE az =. 3. Golf Building: Bell Phone.
.s{s s 2SsiJ; 8. 4. ! = U Y, : !.
i Bell Phone 1901. {. =
Phone 632.
SSTOU g NERENDI o. Golf building Bell
X Phone 453. Consolidated 1856. NJ
STROTHER, RAY L. Union Bank Building.
Bell Phone 684. Consolidated 397-L.
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REAL ESTATE.
sCI4ARKSBURG REALTY AGENCY VIII
liams Building. Bell Phone 943.
sDESPARD, B. M, Golf Building. Bell Phone
500. ~.
DAVIS SHORNoR COMPANY, Hornor
i Building. Bell Phone 6S.
GORDON & KIDD, Real Estate and lnsur-
ance, 10 N. Third ST. Bell Phone
t392-R /. Consolidated 2s4-L
LYNCH-ELLIOTT REAL ESTATE COM
FPANY, Con Building. Bell Phone
b s409-J. rs 81
POST, HOWARD, Insurance, Golf Building.
Bell Phone 1868. Consoli dated4 -Y.
STEALEY JOS. ID \, McCarty Building with;
Clarksburg Insurance Agency Bell
Phone 108. Consolid ated 4S3.
STEALEI REALTY COMPANY, Real Esss
tate and Insurance., Golf Building. Bell
Phone 1871.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07

,EEIs& PARR, 4s4 w. Pike st. Ben Phone
%. Consolidated 472.
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HARDWARE AND BARBER SUPPLIES.
RITTER & LEESON, go w. Pike st. Bel
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SENATE RAYS
! IT'S RESPECTS
,
TO EX-QUEEN

~ e. - = Il . y Z
The annual senatorial Visit TO Queen
LiliHokalani this morning was carried
out with ceremony reminiscent OF the
cider days Of Hawaii. The queen re.
ceived the lawmakers. with their wives
In the reception room OF Washington
place. Senator Iaukea presented Pres
ident Chiliingworth who in turn pre-
scented the senators.
Hawaii still has aloha with alii,''
said one OF the older solons after the
formal part OF the visit was over.
Light refreshments were served, the
ladies gathering with the queen while
the senators were served on. the lanai.
The queen was attended by Mrs. C.. s..
Holloway, Mrs. G. p Iaukea and Mrs.
j. A. Dominis.
While the senators were gathering
to meet the queen the Hawaiian wo-
men. who assisted In the Hawaiian
pageant Of the Carnival brought pres
ents to the queen. The oId-time Gus
tom OF 'hookupuv was revived as they
laid their gifts of taro, bananas, or
other fruit at the feet of the queen.
and then went out chanting an old
strain.
1T was a pleasure for the senators
to visit the queen said President
Chiilingworth. and we. hope to have
the Invitation extended TO rs again.
Tho Royal Hawaiian band played for
the queen even after the legislators
departed. A moving picture was taken
Of the senator's and their wives going
cut through the strees. The members
present with their. wives were Sena-
tors Chillineworth. Coke, Castle, Bald
win. Wirtz. Robinson, Metzger. Baker,
Desla. Quinn. Penhailow, Rice. MI
kaeles Isnllea and MakekalE
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LONDON GIVES
| DISCOURSE on
THE GLAD HAND

Paris, or London, or New York. When
yon are six days sailing from the
nearest bit Of mainland you are bound
to be provincial in spite of salt yonr
hospitality. 1t Is. time. that. the AID
Club really buried the hammer, Id.
steadsof doing itronly specifically a.
heretofore. .sE
Fight as hard AZ you please. but
don't have feuds, was another BIZ Of
advice presented to the AID Club by
London. .s.
Il never saw such business cliqaes
as have seen here, said he. Il sup
pose 1t Is due-t6 your insularity. BUSH
ness is business. but. yo1 can make
business slowly approach the idea CT
business. II You go about It in the
right way
This being ST Patr1ck's day, the
table was appropriately decorated and
b general color scheme of green was
faithfully carried OUT Neil Slattery
had charge Of the program. s.
Andrew Kirk, the Australian barb
tone now appealing atsthe Biiou. sang
two Irish songs In q way that de.
lighted his hearers.
Billy Hutton gave an Irish reci-
tation and d.. w. H. Fry opined that
II Was because there were no snakes
IN Hawaii that 90 many Irish flcame.
here.
Next Tuesday win be Ad Clnb night
At the PopuI61, 81 honor Of the de-
parting c>ba q si181rs. the COMMITTEES
appointed "a have charge OF this I'm,
Dortent event being c. D. Wright; j.
NJ. Riggs and J. d Levenson.
New members elected were r. e.
White. d. L. Moclzaye, Il. g. Black.
man6and Har0l1ss S. Norris. st#
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PLAN I0 Bring
hENSPAPERnEN
WITR VISITORS


Ity,l9 seS e-Rsnsss = peNsi'aps's
5. ssl'91os..s -
le ~. = = u. 1870 - ~ y
~. es'e.etere oI tne iefIlte[y q ~
VAL ILlet sne go. y eon - $3.50.
Mno may tlsls IA val ullueI ne u - -.
g sac ~. ~ pez szee.', 81 ..se "
2e nMsp<ps.. ct, u = =. =, ''1 80. -.
~ ~ - 800 ~ ~ a.
q. - - : : - = 2 -
teIfi.oIy'
Now therefore. % 4 enacted py'
(.4 IeEieIature 81 The Territory o.
I4vsiI
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chamber HOLDS
ANNUAL MEETING
THIS AFTERNOON

Election Of officers for the Cham
Der Of Commerce is scheduled for this
afternoons meeting of thar body in
the Hawaiian Trust building. Dis
cussion Of the legislative bill to legal
ize the collections OF 81 freight toll
on cafgoes passing in and out Of this
port took up most Of the fore part
of the annual meet
The candidates for election are as
follows.
President. T. M. Church, F.
Ia WaldroR; first vieepfesident.
E. +. Bishop. F. w. Macfarlane;
second ce-president G. r Bush. .. F..
C. Hagens; treasurer, H rs Walker,
c. H. Cooke. E. !. Spalding; directors,
F. E. Blake, w. A. Bowen, willard E.
Brown, G. r. Bush. Bruce Cartwright.
Jr., j. p Cooke, George. p. Denis0n.
]. d. Dole, ]. H. Drew, Charles r. Fra
zier, w. G. Hobby, r j. Lowreg. A.
Lewis, Jr., w. H. McInerny, E. A..
Mott-Smith, j.. L. Mclean, l.. T. Peck,
s. 8. Paxson. E. II. Paris. Al 8. Pres
colt, B; +! Sammons, R. w Single.
p. A. Swift, Harry Strange, R. H.
Trent, E. ID. Tenneyy 1. A. ThurstoHs
C. G. Won HanIm, Norman Watkins,
E. II. Wodehouse; +. E. WALL g. p.
Wilder, ]. T. Warren, Albert Water
house, E. /. Spalding, r. M. Swanzy,
r. w. Macfarlane, e. Al Berndt, ]. r..
Gait, J. w. Waldron, A. D. Campbell,
Ed Towse and E. F.. Bishop.
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GET GOOD ii 4 URES OF
KlLAUEA FROM KITES

4 Especial sthr- Bnlletln C6ffetppnde
H1LO, March 16.-At Kilauea volca.
no the kite phbtoer aphefs are going
ahead with their work Of making pic
lures Of the crater and the surround
ing country. MI. Haworth, who is in
charge OF the operations, has sent
laloft about so Kites at intervals and
he has obtained some wonderful pho.
|tographssof the crater from q high eIe-
walton.
He is waiting for one. supreme effort
lin the way of kite photography, and
he Is determined to- remain for
months. if necessary. to obtain what
he wants. His ambition is 70 take q
picture. at an elevation Of 1000 feet
or So that Will embrace the large
crater, the active pit and the noun
tain sides Of Mauna Los. AS. soon
as weather conditions are ideal the
largest kite viii be. sent aloft and
the pictures taken.
The largest kite is q wonderful at
fair that can raise q weight OF at least
500 pounds into the air. A man could
easily make trim aloft-if he had
nerve enough.
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.NO[lATED pRFN
GERMANS CLAIM DRESDEN
SUNK IN NEUTRAL PORT.

q
VALPARAISO, Chill, March H.
German officers from the cruiser Dres-
dem sunk in battle Monday, bring .
totally different version OF the engage
fiient from that given out BY the Brit
ish admiralty.
According 20 the German account,
the Dresden fwas surprised at anchor.
IN d harborof Juan Fernandez lsland,
where she had taken refuge short Of
coal and for repairs TO her engines.
0isresafding entirely the fact that
the Dresden was within the protec.
tion Of Chilean territorial wsssrs, the
British squadron 10 declared to have
opened fire.
After five minutes Of unequal fYolst-
Ing, the German commander hoisted
the. white flag and protested against
the violation of neutral sanctuary.
For answer he was told he could fiqht
or surrender Instead he sent his crew
ashore and blew up HE ship. In the
five minutes the action lasted 10 men.
were killed.
Several British shells, the German
officers say, flew wide and damaged
Other vessels belonging to neutral
powers. - we'll - killing several Chi
lean women and children ashores
y The Chilean government has cent .
cruiser to Juan Fernandez islands %
make an Investigation, and report.
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"TNIL iGHI Sleep
MOTHERS tf)lN IN
PROP 4 9 NDA CLUB
fBviafss mar,

= =
NEW YORKThe New York Twi-
light Sleep ColnIaittee, the latest adj
diti0n to New FORKS many organiza.
lions. has been Formed BY women who
have had one o. more cliIldfeH born
under the TWILIGHT sleep meth6d
and fothefs who are ifItefested In fur
thefing 10 use The committed WIS
formed ins the MeAlpin hotel Nhere
mofeEthan q hundred women gathered
to learn of the new methbds 6f treat
ing childbirtli Mh1y carried babies
In their arms that had been born I'M
der. the system and All agreed that II
approaches perfection
Il VIII BE- the object OF this commit
tes,stD induce phgsieians thfoughout
this country to study the Ffeiburg
method with the idea of eniplogihk II
Il All cases OF childbifth. The com
mitteeIalso will try to teach expectant
mothers the advantages Of thestfeat-
ment.
Mrs Temple Emmett, who was one
.of the first to 90 to Frieburg to uri-
derso the treatnaenk and who went
there for the birth Of her last three
children. told F0f the absence Of fear
and pain
I Mrs Fsazeis x. GarmodY. told how
she went to Freibufg and entered the
hospital. she: had had no pain when
the first dose o. slz6polamih wa adj
|ministered She sank into q SOUND
sleep, from which she awolze ten
hours later, with her baby In q cradle.
she had had no pain Three days.
later she went for an automobile ride
and SIX days later attended the baby.s
christening. S,ss
Several other women told similar
stories. Most Of them had their ba-
bies ct the meeting.
Mrs. Emmett was elected president
ofithesn new committee. Ms. Julian
Heath vice president and Miss Rose
Young Miss La Toilette. Mrs. Rheta
Cbilde Dofr, Mrs. Mark Boyd. Mrs. NJ.
w. Dennett Mrs, Cecil Stewart and
Mrs. Carmody are the members Of the.
executive committee.
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BY AUTHORITY
NOTICE TO AUTOMOBILE
OWNERS.

In compliance with the provisions
of Ordinance No. n, owners of auto
mobiles are requested to apply at the
sheriffss office before March 81. 1916.
to secure the annual registration GER
tfficate. Owners are also informed
that the following. Information is me-
cessafy:
) Factory number, number Of cylin-
ders. horsepower and weight Of We
hicIe.
In addition to the regular office
hours this office will open evenings
from s p. m. to 8 p. M; except Sum
days
CHARLES H. ROSE,
Sheriff, City and County of Honolulu.
6114.Mar. II. Is, IS, 20.
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VESSELS TO AND !,
FR THE Isl lNDS,
(s,eeIal RifsIsss ! !. Asrshssis
Exchnnees

-March6 dlSetgp. M.
SAN FRANCISCO Sailed, March 16,
SIS p. m, 8. s. Manoa, for Homo
ltllu.
Sailed Mafciia Is, tug Printer, for
Honolulu or Hilo, with barges.
s. s. MIANOA Cargo Honolulu, 2497
tons; Kahufif 5oeetonss
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The American steamship ]. L Luck
enbach, which left BOSTON January q,
with q cargo Of cotton and wool for
Bremen has arrived at the latter port.
a. round Of Official entertainments
are being arranged BY the state de.
partment IN. honor OF DR.. Juan Carlos
Blanco. Uruguayan minister Of public
works. g
Creditors of the Sheer Drygoods
company Of FAN River. fled petition
for the appointment Of q receiver in
the federal court. The couHpanyss ia.
biiities were placed at $3.50, 9e0. Z
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mouse 10 provide closed season I0r
game birds.
Goodness introduced bin in the
house to license merchandise peddlers
at $50 annually. exempting fishermen.
Cooke introduced q bill in the house
to extend the operation Of the 1913
session school budget throughout
1915. st
Eli Crawford also introduced bill
roads in the district of Koolaupoko.
Cooke presented a bill in the house
to provide discharged territorial pris-
oners with transportation to- their
homes. F%S p y a
Kupfllea introducsf bill In the
house to give citizens preference in.
the employing Of longshoremen on
government wharyes. -.
Lyman introduced q house. bill to
give hornesteaders preference when
lands adjoining are opened for set
tlen1pnt and sale by the territory.
So = .-----z---- - 4 - 49,. :
The judiciary committee reported
fayorably upon Croekett's house bill
70. give the board of license commits
sioners power to subpoena witnesses.
4 After recommending that an entire
section of Cookies house bill to regu-
late the adoption OF minors be. delet-
ed, the Judiciary committee reported
fayorably on the measure.
Chairman Watkins Of the house fin
ance committee reported favorably
upon the bill to pension Emil de
Harne. for. 80 years a school teacher
bf the territory, =
Ell Crawford presented a bin in
the house to appropriate SIS. 900 for
the sinking OF an artesian well and
the laying Of pipe line at LaaIualei, |
district Of Waianae. Oahu
'Wifiiea Crawford produced bill
in the house to protect moilii, oama, |
bmaka and papio ulua (fsIll. The
bill provides a penalty FOR taking
these fish. if under SIX inches in
length.
Watkins introduced bill in the
house to transfer the unexpended |
balance Of the 1873 session appropfis |
alton for new buildings at the College
Of Hawaii amounting to $2,3g4.45, to |
the fund for salaries and expenses at |
the college.
Because Jacob Sims an American |
negro. who spent 10Syears at the Mo-
lokAi settlement; iss still under sus-
pIciofl as being q leper and must re.
port monthly TO the government phys
ician In Honolulu. the finance commit |
tee recommended that Sims petition |
for compensation for the ten years |
spent In the settlement be tabled. 81
was.
lsss - = :
Speaker Holsteins4Was presented |
with q large Hawaiian lIagf by the |
HaWaiiah ladies' Of Honolulu, through |
Mrs. HaaIfeo, In commem6ration OF I
tie birthday Of Kamehamsha III. |
which Is today II acknowledged |
The token, the speaker assured the
ladies' that he would erect this tS1lest |
flag pole on Hawai-, as soon as he |
returned home
President Chiliingworth yesterday |
appointed Senators Baldwin. Desha
Metzger, Writ and Rice to confer |
with the members Of the lower house
on H, r. G. IS, which calls for an IN |
vestigation Of cane rates paid BY the
mills to small growers. The senate's |
special committee also will attend |
The hearines on the resolution which /
are to be conducted BY the house ag-
committees.
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FORBES WANTS
LABORATORY TO
TEST MATERIALS

To provide for good material and
to defeat any attempts which may
be made IN. the future to substitute
poor building material on territorial
construction work, Superintendent Of
Public Works Forbes has asked the
legislature. through Representative
Isenberg. to appropriate $16;O00 for
the establishment Of a testing 1abora-
tory, ~. - 90
II has been proposed that the labora.
tory be operated In conjunction with
the College of Hawaii laboratory In
the, event that Isenbergss bill Is adopt
ed. The sic, 900 Is to be spent as for
lows, according to Forbes. II stit.s,is
Salaries and Incidental ex- ~
penses .... -. s.ss..3.s. -. $4,000
Compression machine. ss 1000
Chemicals .,.,........,. a. 500
Asphalt testing apparatus. -. 100
Cement testing apparatus. ..... 100
Quarters sss.Ssss. .ss... s. :. ...... Loco
Hitting up laboratory with 81
shelves, sink, gas plant and $50
tools .ss.. ! !. .ils...y.. 1000
Platinum and glassware 500
Travelling expenses ,.s.,....... 200
,ktsni. $50 s.gis is5z aff b. r. ------sl.l-
s.sl1s los $4,000
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GREEcE EXPORTED
AFRAID or aJLcARfA

GENEVA. Switzerland, March H.
Former Premier vepIxelcs Of Greece.
says Rome despatch to Reuter-. nae
declared since his resignation that the
Allies twice. asked Greece 70 esnd
troops to the aid Of servia.
Greece was willing, but the aftlfnae
OF suloaria, which, though declared 70
nes neutrak seenas 10 incline t6&ar6
the German cause. made II Impossible!
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sections Of this crown provinces are
again under Russian control. win the
Advertisements falling back towards
the passes leading into hungary.
4 Reuter- despatch from neiroorad
says that during the month a. Feb
ruary : total Of $4,000 Austrian and
German prisoners passed through kles
on their way to the deteation camps
IN eastern Russia and siberia.
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GERMANY SEXES ALI
BELGIAN GRAIN.

LONDON, Eng, March fI.--Reports
that have reached here BY way Of HeI.
land say that virtually al the oraif
which hid been stored In AntusrD and
which was seized BY the Germans
when they occupied that city has been
shipped into Germany. Thls or.In.
valued a Se,ooooco. has hsen paid
for BY the German eoternment IN cur
reBcy watch the 1klsiap hanls have
been forced to Issae, which l. not &C.
cepted outsids Of DsloInm.
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JAPAN CLAIMS GERMANS
PLOTTING WITH bANpITs.

TOXIC, japsn, March i6s-lnforma-
fion received from Manchuria u 70 the
effect that the German officers who
escaped from Tsinetau prior to its cap
ture BY the Japanese are now In
trignihn with the chiefs % number
Of bands Of sschunchuses Chineee brI-
gands. Who operate n the district Of
northern China along the Manchurian
and Siberian borders.
The Germans are bribinn these ban
dits to attack Japanese and Russian
settlements and are planning series
of raids against the TraHsslberian
railroad Hoe, upon which Russia q
depending for the transportation Of
munitions and supplies from Japan and
the United States.
DEMAND CHINA PUT
DOWN RAIDERS.
The Representatives cf the japanese
ard the Russian governments il Pc
king hzte presented 4 Joint note 60
the Chinese administrator, formally
protesting abainst any further tolera-
tion Of fhs preserves 81 these German
agents in northern China.
They have notified the Chinese GOV.
ernnent thar Il the raids Of the Ger.
unan.Ied bandits cannot Be prevsnked
by China, Japan and Hussia will take
such steps - are necessary to snp-
press the bands, BY an1inYasion q Chi.
nest torfftor1 II necessarN
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SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC
IN RETRoGRAn

4ho6hAps Russia, March f7.-
nounle the number Of cases Of small
pox reported On the average durinn
last year have been reported here Dur.
ing January and February those s..
INC so. During an OF 1914 the Gases
cf this disease recorded here tolslled
1873. 1850.
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TEuToN CRUISER BREAks
PAROLE; PUTS 70 SEA.

from kas Palmas IN the Canary islands
relate that the German auxiliary cruis.
er macedonia, which informed here tor
the duration - the war, stole out a
ses one night and has disappeared.
lnaemuch 40 essential portions 81
her machinery had been removed and
taken ashore. Il Is supposed her engine
room staff must have succeeded in
secfetly duplicating them.
The Maccdonia carried cargo Of
munitions Of war for other German
raiders AZ sea.
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( BILL NO. 10l.
ORDINANCES NO. :

AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A
PUBLIC PARK IN COLLEGE
HILLS TRACT. MAg0A. VALLEY,
DISTRICT or KQNA, ISLAND OF
OAHU TO BE KNOWN As KA.
MANEEE PARK. = 80
Be ii ordained by the Board of SUI
|pefvisorse Of the City and County Of
Honolulu.
section /. That the tract OF land
lin Block Is, of College Hills Tract, Ma
lnoa valley, District Of KQna, Island Of
Oahu. conveyed to the City and COun.
lty Of Hon0luhl By deed Of the Trustees
|of Oahu College, under date Of June
|13, 1914, Is hereby set aside as public
park to be known as Kamanele
Park
introduced by g
WILLIAM AHA,
Supervisor
Date Of introduction, March 16, 1916.
AZ q regular adjourned meeting
held by the Beard Of Supervisors OF
the, city and County OF Honolulu. held
tuesday, March 16. 1915, the foregu-
ing bin was PASSED First Reading and
ordered to print on the following vote
|6f said board:
Ayes: AHA, Arnold. Hollinger, Lar
sen, Logan. Quinn. Total s.
Noes. None.
Absent and not voting: Homer.
Total 1 80
E. BUFFANDEAU,
Deputy City and County Clerk.
6114-Mar IL. Is, 10.
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REsoLuTIoN NO. 80.


Be it resolved by the Board of SUI
pervisors of the City and County OF
Honolulu. Territory Of Hawaii, that
the sum of Fofty-two Hundred (s4200f
Dollars be and the same is hereby ap
propriated out OF all moneys in the
General Fund OF the Treasury for an
account known as Pnrchaie, Kelly
Springfield Auto Truck.
Presented by
j. C. QUINN,
Supervisor.
Honolulu, March s16. 1915.
At regular adjourned meeting
held by the Board OF Supervisors OF
the City and County of Honolulu, held
Tuesday, March is. 1915, the forego.
ing resolution was passed First Read
ing and ordered to- print on the fol-
lowing vote Of said hoard:
Ayes: AHA, Arnold, Hollinger, Lar
sen, Logan. Quinn Total
Noes: None.
4 Absent and NOT voting: Horners
Total /. I.
E. sBUFFANDEAU,
Deputy City and County Clerk.
6114-Mar II, IS, 10.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-17
RUSSIANS AGAIN
lNVArE BUkoNffNA.

LONDON En1s March 17.--The tide
n the sfightinp Of, the Russian extrene
ieft.ia eastern 0aficia has turned den.
nitely, according to I despatch recels-
ed BY the Exchange feIeufanh Com
paiiy, which reports the Rtssians ad-
vancinp steadily On their third inva-
sion Of Bulowina.. The Northwestern
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-17
LEGISLATIVE NOTES

Fernandez introduced q bin in the
house to provide closed season for
game birds.