The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-23

i've o'clock, caused the wreeking of
that train sunday afternoon at the
Rve.mile post, but without injury to
any Of the passengers or train crew
except a severe shaking up. Frank
Brown was driving the engine and C. +
Owen was the conductor in charge Of
the train. The engine came on TO Hilo
after the accident and took q coach
back with which to bring the passen.
gers TO their destination The wreck
was not cleared mp until yesterday.
Belt road work on this island again
may be resumed in short time If the
wishes Of Sam KauhanP, who, as chair
man Of the board Of supervisors, Is q
member of the loan fund commission,
aud Charles r. Forbes, superintendent
Of public works, also a member Of
the commission on account of his off
eial position, are followed. BY the last
sale Of territorial bonds several months
ago, money for the expenditure of the
balance Of the fund became available
According TO Norman Lyman, secrc.
tary to the chairman of tn: board Of
supervisors, there is still $S7, 900 to b.
spent on helt road work from the loan
fund on this island. OF this sum, $5T,
| 900 will have to 90 toward the con.
struction Of the Keamoku section Of
the road on the Waimea plains, and the
balance of $30,0OO for extending the
belt road in the ITonokaa district.
70. -gEk \ 4 4
Chairman Kauhane and his secre.
tary, Norman Lyman, have ever, since
Il tx a.,YNa~.Fsonra 4
| forming and installing system
whereby . complete record may he
kept Of the affairs of the county un.
der their management. Particular care
Is being taken to provide proper sys,
TEN of checks on purchases made by
the district oyerseers and road clerk 5.
i Moving picture managers on Hawaii
have discovered that the letter of the
law Of the supervisors ordinance per
| hitting exhibition of educational and
Biblical films is to be strictly follower
| No "Tillie's Punctured Romance - !.
TO be allowed TO puncture the intent
| Of the law here, even if it did so in
Honolulu. Backed up by the county
attorneys department and the forces
Of Sheriff Pau, Treasurer Charlie
Swain, censor of films, insists that
there shall be no question of the edu.
cational and Biblical character of any
moving picture shown. Neither are
lectures and dances of a vaudeville ma
ture to be allowed to appear on stage
on Sunday under the guise of being g
necessary part Of any picture or pic
tures shown. r. S. Crawley, manager
for Chief Hailstorm and his historical
Indian war pictures, was one of the
first to discover that the Sunday cen
sorship on this island is no lenient at
fair. without objection to the educ
tional feature of the Indian war pie
lures were admitted by Swain, but
Crawley wast given warning thai
Chief Hailstofm must not give his wa
dances and Indian yells at a Sabbath
j performance. Crawley demurred, bu
without results other than to bring
threat that his Sunday privilege would
be denied entirely if he permitted tn,
vaudeville portion of his performance
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Meyer and IIamohai, convicted oil
May s, this year, of grand larceny il
the first degree on charge of stealing
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