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] LEGAL Norics.

IS r. ~ F. 4 ss5E4s - y
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
Third Circuit, Territory Of Hawaii
In Probate. At Chambers.
In the matter of the estate of Esther
K. Baker, deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. !
The undersigned hereby gives notice
that ne has been appointed and has
qualified as administrators Of the es.
state of Esther K. Baker. deceased,
late OF Kona, Island and Territory OF
Hawaii.
All persons indebted to the estate of
said Esther K. Baker are hereby no
titled to make immediate payment to
the undersigned at his residence at
Keel, South Kona, Hawaii. All cred
itors OF said estate are notified to pre-
sent their claims. duly verified and
with proper vouchers attached, II any
exist, even though such claims be Sc
cured by mortgage on realty, to the
said undersigned at his residence
aforesaid within six months from the
first publication of this notice, or
such claims shall be forever barred.
Dated, Honolulu, T. H., February Is,
1915. -
~ DAVID X. BAKER,
Administrator of the estate Of Esther
K Baker, deceased.
6e98-Feb. 26, Mar. 5, IL. 10.
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NOTICE.
Paymen. Of water Rates.

In accordance MIth Ordinance No
IS of the City and County of Honoiu.
slu. all persons boidins water priyt
rieges under meter rates are hereby
notified that the water rates for the
period ending Atinea 81. 1875, are die
and payable on the first day Of Apil,
1915. ;5'ts<a n
s. Upon failure TO Itay such water
rates within fifteen (l5l days there.
liter an addltiohal charge Of ten 1O)
per cent penalty and elk a(Gl per cent
interest per annum viii be made. II
AIR 'ptfF1ieses dyon which rates re
main, unpaid on May 1, Iyt5. viii be
Eshat OF forthWith. &.
Rates are Vayapie ar the office Of
the Treasurer of City AMI County oil
Honolulu, Kapioianf aHifdinS, Honolu
lu, Hawaii. ~ =
-. q. /, COMPILING,
Treasurer, City AMI County OF Ho
tolul.s Il s561tG19t
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'BYAuTHoafTY.
NoTIcE.

To whom II may concern:
Notice d hereby given that the Com.
mittee on Agriculture, Forestfy. Pro
motion and immigration OF the House
Of Representatives Of the Territory Of
Hawaii to which has been referred
Concurrent Resolution No s, calling
for an investigation into the matter Of
the price paid by sugar mill corpora
tons to farmers engaged In the rails
ing Of sugar cane, win hold public
meetings at the Executive building ii
Honolulu on March Is, IS, 90 and 26
1916, at 1880 p. m. for the purpose oil
proceeding with said investigation.
All persons interested in this mat
ter are invited to be present at said
meetings, and all persons having AMI
Information on the subject involved
may present same before the commit
tee. either In person. by representative
or by sworn statement.
ID. p. r. ISENBERG,
Chairman on Committee sof Agricul
tife. Forestry. Promotion and I'm
migration,
Honolulu, March IL, 1915. -
March IL. Is. Ia, is, IL, Is, 10, 20, %
%. "a. %, rs. III
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To AMEND SECTION 2007 REVISED LAWS HAWAII
1915, RELATING LICENSES TO SIArGnTER CATTLE
SELL BEEF. .*@#e4e<e.@
BE Il Enacted by the Legislature of the Territory of Hara:
SECTION l. Section 2007 of the Revised Laws Of Hawaii
1915 is amended to read follows:
Section 2007 Fee, to slaughter and SELL The annual fee
for license slaughter cattle and sell beef shall be one hum
ded dollars t$1o0o0 for the District of Honolulu twenty
dollars $4,000 for each District provided however
person may slaughter head of cattle per month and sell such
beef without license therefor provided such beef shall Of
his raising and slaughtered his premises but such
person must comply with any city and county ordinance
county ordinance relating thereto and provided such per-
comply with the rules and regulations Of the board Of
health apply and provided further that any person
Strengthening and selling beef without shall keep full
and record concerning every animal killed. provided
BY Section zoos of the Revised Laws Of Hawaii of 1916
SECTION 3 This Act shall take effect July l. 1915.
Approved this s4h day Of March, A. D. 1915.
. LUCIUS E. iPINKHAM,
Governor Of the Territory of Hawaii.
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ACT e
AN ACT

AsiESDiso FRASoHnr HELD THE HAwAIAs ELEcTRIc
ComrASr, Il,fITrD Br ExrEsplNe II 10 IscLuDE ALI
THE ISLAND OF OAHu, TEnnIroEr Hawai-.
"a Enacted BY The Lsgotprc Of the Territory Of Hawaii
srorros i Section Of Act As Of the Laws Of 1903 Of the
Territory Of Hawaii SectOn $50 Of the Revised Laws Of Ha
s15 amended and approved BY Of Congress
approved April 1904 hereby amended BY striking there
from the following:
(I HonOlul or district of Honolulu shall refer to-
include mean that portion the island Of Oahu
cluded the taxation educational and judicial district
defined BY law Honolulu district tie district Of Homo
lula
SECTION Section Of Act As Of the Laws Of 1908 Of
said Territory Secion ss7 Of the Revised Laws Hawaii
amended and approved by Act Of Congress approx
ed April a 1904 hereby amended read follows
Eccttic power manufacture, sae etc. The rights hereby
GRANTED 10 The Hawaiian Electric Company Limited as
body under that q such other name as the said
hereafter adopt its successors assigns,
nanufacre sell supply electric electric
rent or the Island of Oahu, Territory Of Ha
vail for The streets roads public private building
for motive power for other purpose which they
deem advisable and from time time for the purposes
above entioned to construct ainan and operate suitable
i6les lines wires cables lamps, lamp conductors,
duits and such other appliances appnrenauces may
fftnl time time Be necessary the transmission drbu
lion 81 supply electricity 70 the consumers thereof under
aloi. 5ai he streets Sidewalks roads squares
bsa asys and lanes said Island Of Oahu to con
nee, Tie said lines wires and With any maniifac
private q public buildings lamp aaplns,s other
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Resolution No. 4s.

8 BE It resolved 81 the Board OF SUI
pervisors Of the City and County Of
Honolulu. Territory of Hawaii. that
the sum OF Twelve Hundred and Eff
ty ls1250.00lf Dollars be, and the same
is hereby appropriated out of all mon
eys IN the Permanent improvement
Fund I'm the treasury Of the City and
County OF Honolulu for an account
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that there
will be a public hearing on House Bill
No. 129. relating to theaters on Sun.
days, at the Senate Chamber, in the
City of Honolulu, on Tuesday evening,
March 30, 1915, at o'clock.
The public is cordially invited to at.
tend this meeting.
: JAMES L. COKE,
Chairman Senate Military Committee,
612I-5t
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structure Or object with the place Of supply

structure or object with the place Of supply"
SECTION g. Section ; of Act 4s of the as of 1906 Of
said Territory Section s8s of the Revised of Hawaii
1850 s approved by the Act of Congress approved April 81
1904, i hereby amended 50 as read foloss: =
Power houses etc Said Company shall alo have the right
to maintain and operate its present light and er station
the corner of Halekauwa and Alakea Stress in Honolulu
said Island of Oahu and also construct maptan and oper
ate such points may from time to time be necessary light
and power stations houses such other buildings and
lures may be necessary and proper and machinery
therein for the purposes of the company"
SEcT1os Said Act As of the Laws 1903 said Terri
tory amended and approved by Act Of Congress approved
April 81 1904 hereby further amended by adding new
section thereto be known Section 15A Gard be known
as section s5oA Revised Laws of Hawaii 1879 and reading
as follows:
"Th franchise and the person corporation holding the
same shall be subject reasonabenes of r prices and
charges and in all other respects the provn Chapter
1ss Of the Revised Laws of Hawaii 1915, eretng Public
Utilities Commission and all amendments Thereof for the reg
tion Of public utilities said Territory and all the powers
and duties expressly conferred upon required d the Super
of Public Works or the said creating said
franchise are hereby conferred upon and requires by said Pub
lie Utilities Commission and any commission Of SIMILAR carac-
ter that may hereafter be created BY the laws Territory"
sroTros g. This Act shall take eject upon apptoyaty
tile Congress of the United States provided ch approval
be given on or before the fourth day of March, 1911
Approved this 2Srd day of March, A. d. 1915
LUCIUs E. PINKaAM,
Governor Of the Territory " Hawaii.
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s. = #@ S - + = - -
OF 1915 REEArfse 10 ExAnlSAroS AFrER ARnEsr.
Be Il aea By tic Legislature Of The Territory Of Haraii:
SEcr1eS Section $3.50 of the Revised Laws of Hawaii of
1915 is hereby amended IS read rs follows:
Section 1880. Examination after arrest, In all of
examination the person arrested shall be denied
the right seeing counsel time and the person making
the shall conduct the party arrested before the
empowered take such examination within forty
eight hours after his arrest except in where longer de-
lay is absolutely necessary meet the ends OF justice.
SECTION = This Act shall take effect from and after the
date of its approval ..sE.
Approved this 18th day Of March, \. d. 1915
LUCICS Z. PINKHAM,
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii
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LUCIUs Z. ,PINKHAM,
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii.
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.LUCIUs =. PINKHAM,
Governor of the Territory Of Hawaii.
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+
OR oSaTHE PRocEEDs THE SALES OF LoTs ~ SAID
TKAcT.s T..
Be Enacted By lie Legislature Of ihe Territory Of Haeaii:
SECTION 4 The Of four thousand five hundred dollars
(450oO0), much thereof may be hereby
appropriated Of the general for in addition to
tile available for the purpose from proceeds of
sales of lots in said tract under provisions of Section 3 Re
yised Laws 1915 in the construction Of road
through the Waiohul Keoea Beach Homestead Lots District
of Makawao Maui; the expended hereunder o.be
deemed advancement out Of the general revenues the fund
provided for said Section 34 and be reimbursed the
general Of the proceeds of sales of such lots when
hereafter received. *..4
SrcrIoS 3 This Act shall take effect upon its approval
approved this ssrd dry If March, a. p. 1915.
LUCIUS Z. -PINKHAM,s-
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii.
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ACT ~
'-. -sa - e..
AN ACT

AMENDING THE FRAScHIsE HELD HoSoLubU GAS Con-
pASs, sLhrrED. BY EXTENDING IT TO INoLdpE ALL OF
THE ISLAND OF Oahu, TEER1roEY HAWAII
Be e Enacted BY the Legislature IF tie Teroyof Hsrai:
sEcros Section Of Act 80 of the Laws of 1sos as
approved BY Act of Congress April 81 1901
(Section 9O5 of the Revised Laws Of Hawaii hereby
amended to read as fellows:
Section i. Manafdstuvs and supply W. W.. Dimond of
Honolulu Island of Oahu Territory Hawaii HIS associates
successors such as he a. they shall
to be incorporated under laws of Territory Of Ha
wai they being hereinafter referred to W W. D
on hereby authorized empowered to annfactufe
supply fuel for Illuminating purposes and
otherwise in Honolulu which, for the purpose s chapter
shall Be held to include all of the island Of Oahu
SEoToS Said Act 80 Of the Laws of 1908 of said Terri
tory amended and approved by Of Congress approved
April 21 1904 hereby further amended by adding new
section thereto be known Section and to be
Section s11A Revised Laws Of Hwa fs15) and reading
follows:
The franchise and the person corporation holding the
same shall subject reasonabess Of rates. prices and
charges and all other respects the povisions of Chapter
12s of the Revised Laws Of Hawaii creating Public
Utilities and all amendments thereof for the reg
tion Of public utilities said Territory and oil the powers
and duties expressly conferred upon required Of the Super
Public Works or the Courts said Act creating
said franchise hereby conferred upon and required said
Public Utilities Commission any Commission Of similar
character that hereafter be created BY the laws Of said Ter
ritors' IS s. ...>... l.: .s+z.<
sEcTIoS This Act shall take effect approval BY
the Congress Of the United States that approval
be given before the fourth day Of March, 1s17
Approved this ssrd day Of March 4. d. .1S15, IT. ~=
LUCIUs E, PINKHAM,
su Governor Of the Territory of Hawaii
ACT Is .:.s. -: = :. :.
y AN ACT ,l.s<. S. 81. ..,>. ..a
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known as Purchase OF Wheeling
Forced Feed Crusher."
Introduced by
CHAS. N. ARNOLD.
Supervisor
Date of Introduction. March %, 1915.
At regular adjourned meeting held
by the Board of Supervisors OF the
City and County Of Honolulu. held
Tuesday. March %. 1915. the foregot
ing Resolution was passed on First
Reading and ordered to print on the
following vote Of said board:
Ayes: AHA, Arnold, HolIinger, Hor.
ner, Larsen, Logan. Total 6.
Noes: None. (
Absent and not voting: Quinn. Total
4.
E. BUFFANDEAU.
Deputy City and County Clerk.
612OLhdar. "a. t25, Is.
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ACT 22
An ACT

To CoSsTRucT HoMEsTEAD ROAD THRoUGH THE KuIAHA
TRAcT, DIsTRIoT OF MAKAwAo, MAUI, BY MAKINa Az
AffRofRATios By Way or ADyANcEMEsr Our THE
GENERAI Revenues OF THE TEsMToRY OF HAwAH, THE
SANE 10 DE TE1MBuEsED Our OF THE PRocEHDs THE
SALES or Lors IN SAM Tract.
Be Enacted by tie Legislature of The Territory Of HGua
SEcribS Tie ten thousand dollars (s1O OOOoO),
thereof may Be necessary hereby appropriated
Of the general for use addition the
available for the purpose from the proceeds of sales Of lots
in said under provisions of Section 374 Revised Laws Of
Hawaii 1915 the construction Of road through the Kuaha
Homestead Lots District of Makawao Maui; the amount
pended hereunder to be deemed advancement Of the gen
e the fund provided for in said Section 374 and
the general revenues out Of the proceeds q
sales 81 such lots when hereafter received. g,ass
sfclIos This Act shall take effect upon approval
Approved this ejrd day Of March, a. D. 1915
.LUcIUs PINKHAM,
Governor Of the Territory Of Hawaii
Evening star., 1915-05-15
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following
Thomas Fl. Clements and Edna G.
Phelps.
Philip Fl. Derry of Lovettsville, Va.
and Nellie V. Castle of Leesburg. Va.
Everett A Hidey of Erie, Pa. and
Gladys Hoffman of Baltimore, Md.
William B. Dabney and jeanette Hay
den.
Charles P. Finney and Beatrice Wes-
ley.
Patrick Roberts and Mary j. Wilson
Edward r. Dougherty and Louise A.
Bowden.
John :. Sullivan. I. $. A, and Eva
Peyton of this city.
Jacob Samakow of Riverdale, Md
and Rebecca tE. Newton of Bethesda.
Md.
Henry C. Newcomer and Lily A. Fos-
ter.
Edwin Walker and Alice Watson.
John E. Maasch and Emily BetZ, both
of Baltimore, Md.
Bertha Porter and Nellie NJ. Cabell
Marshall W. Taylor and Susie Fa-
gan. -..-
W Voss Whitfield and Tabitha c.
Turner, both of Clifton Forge. Va.
John II Grayson and Henriette E
West
Paul Il. Randolph and Victoria Ar
manorich.
John J. Murphy of Paterson. n. j.,
and Irene j. Warfield of this city.
James H. Moriarty and Matilda G.
koons
Evening star., 1915-05-15
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been re-
ported to the health department in the
last twenty-four hours:
Edna.eA Fletcher. SIS years. 194s Nay
lor road southeast
Thomas H. Stancer, 72 years, $40 H
street northwest.
John Guinon, 40 years. 1903 9Th street
northeast.
Ellen Carey. SO years. Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Francis w. Lindner. "a years. Naval
Hospital.
John H. Roeth. So years, 4S7 Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest.
Adam S. Ramage, 20 years. Garfield
Hospital.
Infant of Charles f. and May Stan
ton, days, National Homeopathic
Hospital.
Don Alamo Sanford. sr.. IS years.
$50 Indiana avenue northwest
Ruth Berkeley. Is years, 1888 18th
street northwest.
eliza Bell, 81 years, Goth and c streets
northeast.
Susan Brown, 81 years, 1405 Columbia
street northwest.
Samuel Butler, Sc years. III Pleasant
court southwest.
James s. Williams. months, 1913 N.
]. avenue northwest.
Lillian Smith, 10 years, Chlorena
Hospital.
Mabel Jackson, II years, Freedmen's
Hospital. ......
Evening star., 1915-05-15
ONLY FOUR STATES LACK
COMPULSORY SCHOOL LAWS
Alabama. Florida, Georgia and
Mississippi Do Not Compel Edu-
cation of Children.

Only four states in the Union now are
laws. according to a bulletin just is.
sued by the United States bureau OF
education. They are Alabama, Florida
Georgia and Mississippi.
While the South Carolina and Texas
| laws are not as comprehensive and
strict as those of some of the other
states that have had compulsory laws
i for many years, they are distinc,
recognition of the compulsory principle
and represent a big step forward ir
the two states
The Texas Law requires all children
| between the ages of eight and fourteen
years to attend school-sixty days the
first year, eighty days the second yeal
and one hundred days thereafter in
every school year. 1t provides for at
tendance officers. fixes penalties fol
violations and provides for the estab-
where necessary. The law goes into
effect September l, 1916.
The South Carolina law is optional
but the state authorities are hopeful
that large proportion of the districts
will vote to have the law apply to them
State SuDt. Swearigen is urging that
every local tax district circulate its
compulsory attendance petition at once.
hold it's election and put every child in
school during 1915-16."
Officers of the United States bureau
of education believe that the action of
Texas and South Carolina In enacting
compulsory school attendance laws will
have an effect not only on the four
states still without such laws, but also
on states where the school attendance
laws operate only in part. Vigorous
campaigns are under way in several
states to make compulsory education
effective throughout all the territory
Of the states and for longer periods OF
attendance.
In Alabama. where school problems
are receiving special attention this
year. the need for compulsory attend
ance law as one OF the most important
steps in progress is keenly recognized
Present and former state superintend-
ents of education have urged the en-.
actment of suitable law. State Supt
w. +. Feagin declares in his annual re
port; NO one would question for a
moment that the state has the right tt
compel the parent to feed and clothe
his child. and to carry the law-break.
ing child to the reformatory or the jai
to protect society Has not the stat.
an equal right to require the parent tt
send his child to school in order tt
| save him from that reformatory or tha
Jail and to make him a producer rather
than a mere consumer of tho wealth Of
| the state? Alabama needs a form Of
| compulsory. education which should bs
as rigid and as progressive as our abil
| ity to cope with the situation will
| make possible"
Evening star., 1915-05-15

Ezra Gould. 1927. 10th street. for few
days Judge Daugherty. who is well
known here. being a former member
of the Spanish treaty claims commits
sion. will be one of the speakers a,
the opening and dedicatory exercises
of the Benjamin ]. Haywood Memorial
Dispensary and Pathological Labora-
tories at the National Methodist Hos
pital (Sibley MemoriaD, on Tuesday
evening, May IS.
Mrs. Ladd. wife of Col. L. F. Ladd, is
entertaining at a card party or thir-
teen tables today at Chevy Chase CLUB.
Mrs. Gorgas and Mrs William l. Mar
shall will assist.
Mr.. Justice McReynolds entertained
at a dinner last night in the rose room
of the Shoreham, having among ms
guests the Secretary of War. Mr. Car
rison; the Attorney General and Mrs.
Gregory. Mrs. Lippincott and MISS
Mary Patten.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. w. Wieman enter
tafned at a dinner at the Shoreham
last night, when Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Davies were among their guests
Evening star., 1915-05-15
Births Reported.

The following births have been re-
ported to the health department in the
last twenty-four hours:
Clarence ]. and Margaret f. Rupert
girl
Joseph L. and Cecilia A Parkhill
boy.
Charles H. and Eliza c. Hunter boy.
Michel r. and Anastatia L. Grant
girl.
Robert B. and Alice NJ Fissel. boy.
William F. and Norah 7. Cush. girl.
Francis /. and Anna L. Cahill, girl.
Victor and EliZabet Bielaski. girl.
George and Irene Starting, girl.
Evening star., 1915-05-15
Presidents New Naval Aid.

Lieut. Commander Robert L. Berry.
u. S. N, has been designated as naval
aid to the President, in addition to
his present duty in command of the
Mayfiower, the Presidents yacht Lieut..
Commander Berry was born in Ken
lucky August >. 1850, being the son of
Col. Albert S. Berry of Newport KY,
at one time representative in Congress,
and always a prominent figure in pol
itics of the sixth district of Kentucky.
Commander Berry was appointed a
cadet from the sixth congressional
district of Kentucky May 20, 1896,
Evening star., 1915-05-15
Predicts Europe Will War on Japan

War between the united nations OF
Europe on one side and Japan on the
other was predicted for the not far
distant future by Miss Janet Richards,
speaking at Western Presbyterian
Church last night. The address was
given for charity. The speaker pre-
dicted that in the event of a forced
alignment of European nations against
Japanese aggressions the United States
would of necessity be drawn into the
conflict. Miss Richards also spoke OF
the women's peace congress held In
Rome year ago.
Evening star., 1915-05-15
Mt, Pleasant Citizens Meet Tonight

The Mount Pleasant Citizens Asso-
citation is to meet tonight at 10th and
Park road for q special session. at
which Anal plans for the "Al Fresco
Pleasantly" to be held in June will be
formulated. G. Grosvenor Dave will
give a special report on the question of
pensions to school teachers it is an
nounced.
Evening star., 1915-05-15
Secretary Garrison Leaves City.

Secretary Garrison left here today
for Atlantic City. where he expects to
remain until next Wednesday. when he
VIII go to Lake Mohonk. n. T., to de-
liver an address Thursday morning on
The Problem of National Defense" be-
fore the twenty-first annual Lake Mo-
houk Conference on International Arbi-
tration.
Evening star., 1915-05-15
Thomas Hurd Placed on Probation

Thomas Hurd. colored. who recently
pleaded guilty in Criminal Division
of the District Supreme Court to an
indictment charging him with a vio-
lation of the criminal code. was called
for sentence yesterday before Justice
Anderson. On the plea of Attorney
Harry J.. Tignor. the court suspended
the imposition of the sentence and re-
leased the defendant on probation. AS
sistant United States District Attor-
ney Benheim represented the govern
ment i'll the case.
Evening star., 1915-05-15
LIEUT. coMDR. ROBERT l.. BERRY.

graduating from the Naval Academy
in June, 1900. Since that time he has
served on board the Olympia. Kear-
sarge. on the staff of the commander
in-chief north Atlantic station: on the
Hull, Colorado, Chicago. in the bureau
of navigation, Navy Department; aid
at the White House. as aid on staff
Of commander, second division Atlantic
fleet: on the New Hampshire. in COM
mand of the Sterrett, as aid on the
staff of the Atlantic fleet, at the Naval
War College, at the Naval Academy,
Annapolis, and on the Mayflower.