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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-31

BE Il Resolved by tie Board o. Su-
1erII6of1 tl tie CITY and County o.
Ho1c'0'1 Territory d Hawaii. that
Tho a. d Two Hundred Fifty Dol
~. 15ooo) be md TIE zane s
HEREBY &rIcrrIaIed OF 81 81 moneys
d ||1 Permanent improvement Fund
o I.1 Treasury o< TIE City and
County d Hc1cI1In, - "a a1l11ce
1@,'1s- (he cot q preliminary engi
c.&I|D8 expense for TIE following pur.
C61s. The same o Re refunded ol'f 81
IcI II1.1 ne bonds d said Improve
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-31

BE n 0I..IUe4 ~ the PEOPLE o.
The City and County d Honolulu:
SECTION 4 CURB LINES.
IAst re curb I|ns. {. 9. Hsneouys.
TIE IInits 81 rsea View frontage In
Iro1cncn( Number Three are hereby
established IS shown 81 tie plans set
forth 81 Sheets ! end Z respectively q
Grade Nap Number y. dated June
~ 1915 and auttcr[Ic1[e1 ~ the
sI.n1[ure 81 TIE CITY and County En1'-
1eeI. On ~. and d record q (1t
Office q ne cry and Counts E1sI-
neer. herein specifically incorporsted
sEcIi6N II cURB' GRADES
TIL. Ordinance shall t8ke effect
Iron and after The tate d - ap-
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-31

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IkAt Is phrase InpnopENEkT
DISTRICT whenever used hereIa
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STATUTES X1c1EItI used herein
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IS.' lie phrase cITf AND
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-31


Pc i Resolved 81 The board Of ST.
perfI6ors 81 the City and County o.
Honolulu. Territory o. Hawaii. that
DE sum 81 One Thousand Dollars
(<1o01.oo) ts and the same hereby
appropriated out Of ~ ucnel. d The
Permanent Improvement Fund Of the
Treasury q the CITY and County d
HC0c'I|. ac Al advance AGAINST the
cost 0[ preliminary engineering e<-
pens. I6r the following purpose. ire
same 70 b refunded out Of the
moneys a become available therefor
rolls 111 I1cidentaIs 70 Wit
improvement Of kaIakala avenue
pa. q latreaset'sn: Honolulu r.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-21
CRIMINAL COURT OF APPEALS
Brother of Cecil Towrcy Asks for
Clcmcncy.

Special to The World
OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 2O-Four
murder cases in which the death sem
tence has been imposed, now on ap,
peal to the criminal court of appeals
Will come up for argument next week.
according TO the docket for the week
that has been prepared for the court.
Roswell Westhrook, Willie Williams.
VIII Fisher and VIII Towrey are tho
victims, Williams killed an officer in
Muskogce, Fisher killed his parents
and Towrcy is brother OF Cecil
Towrey, who was electrocuted at tho
penitentiary only a few weeks ago.
Th.y killed a farme rim his own auto
mobile after they had been asked to
ride. The noted case Of Kid Kelly. on
habeas corpus proceedings. is also set
Tor hearing next wees There Is a
question whether or not the criminal
court Of appeals can do anything in
this case. II is not clear lust now
what the status of the case is and IL
is possible that the United States court
must be appealed to before anything
can be done for him.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-21
Recommend Sweet Clover.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 20. -
Thousands of acres will be planted TO
sweet clover in the northwestern part
of the state before January, is the
belief of c. A. McNabb, district agent
in charge of farm demonstration work
In the northern part of Oklahoma, for
tho government. Mr. McNabb has been
experimenting with this legume for
some time, and urging farmers to give
it a thorough test. WHOEVER thor
oily done the test has proved the
value Of the plant for grazing as we'll
as matured hay. Ii has always been
considered impossible to raise clover
In Oklahoma. Very little success has
attended attempts to grow blue grass.
But Mr.. McNabb says that where per-
sistent effort has been given sweet
clover has been successfully grown,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-21
License Inspector Gives Lo-
cal Motorists Many
Pointers.
1T MUST BE OBEYED


What at first appeared 10 be a
task of merely two or three days has
grown as a week went by, and it now
seems that r. G. Carter, state license
Inspector, who has been In Tulsa
since last Monday looking up dcln-
auent automobile owners. will be oc-
cupiod for the rest of this week.
over two hundred names have been
secured 1t was stated last night. and
while II was AT first estimated that
The total number OF delinquent auto
mohilists In the county would not
total over that number il Is now be-
lieved that when the entire county
has been secured the number will
reach the three hundred mark
For the information OF automobile
owners who may not be thoroughly
conversant with the state law regu-
lating the operation of motor
vehicles Mr. Carter issued the fol-
lowing statement.
From this date everyone must
comply with the state highway law
and for fear you may not know the
law, | Will briefly state what II Is.
When machine is bought you must
apply for your license before driving
placard on the rear OF the machine
stating license applied for, giving
year, month and date said application
was made.
Dealers can only use dealers
tag on new cars for demonstrating
purposes when they have IA pros
pective buyer and not on cars for
private use, nor for hire. and under
no circumstances can "a dealers tag
be used on second hand cars.
When you buy IA second hand car
be sure and ascertain whether all the
state tax has been paid The tag
follows the car and cannot be taken
off Of one car and placed on another.
This second notice Is given you on
account OF SO many pleading ignor-
ance. which Will not bc an excuse In
the future. So n YOU are not com
plying with the law, get busy and do
SO. OF warrant will be gotten for
your arrest"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-21
BANK COMMISSIONER
MAKES GOOD REPORT
But Warns Banks Against Reckless
ness i'm Making Doubtful
Loans.

Special to The World
OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 20.-Very
gratifying to the state banking de-
partment is the present condition of
state banks, reflected in reports to the
state bank commissioner, j. l.. Lank-
ford, but in a letter to the state banks
today he sounds a note of warning In
the matter of taking on loans. OF the
situation, Mr.. Lankford says:
1T should be remembered that the
present condition Is abnormal, and
there Is great danger that the eX-
cessive amount of idle money held by
banks and a desire of the active man
aging officers of them to earn divi-
dends for stockholders, may cause the
taking on of loans which are unde-
sirable. l would therefore not ory
advise the most careful investigation
OF all securities offered, but also the
mCst positive proof of the hone esty, in
tegrity and financial ability of bor-
rowers Loans for speculative pur-
poses are undesirable, and as a RUE
hazardous, while loans for luxuries are
dangerous and should be discouraged.
''Slow and nonliquid loans made for
permanent investment against a large
volume of deposits subject to immedi-
ate withdrawal are extremely hazar-
dous, and habitual heavy borrowing
by banks for reloaning purposes will, |
If persisted in, ultimately bring dis |
aster and grief. Caution and con-
serVatism should be the invariable |
rule, while thrift should be the |
watchword and requirement of all bor- !
rowers TO whom a line of credit is
extended.
THE tendency to return to high cot
ton acreage should be forestalled and |
diversification in agriculture and the
raising Of some live stock by all farm
ers should be advised"
The last consolidated statement of
state banks showed more than $780,
100000 individual deposits in the five
state banks. This is much
more than ever before reported.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-21
WILL NOT INITIATE NEW LAWS
Senator Campbell Russell Reports In
sufficient Signatures.

Special TO The World
OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 2O.-Sen-
ator Campbell Russell today an
nounced that he will not be able to
Initiate either his bill to vitalize the
section of the constitution known as
ia, or the new gross production tax
against oil production. The petitions
have been circulated for the ninety
days allowed by law and there are
insufficient signatures to make them
the basis for an election. The time
on the l2-A measure expired Novem-
Der lG, that on the gross production
measure will expire November 21.
Senator Russell has been the most
active agitatOr of initiated laws and
amendments to the state constitution
under the initiative provision of the
constitution. He now is a member of
the corporation commission. and 1t is
expected that his activity in initiat-
ing laws may lapse for a time, as the
duties of the new office are manifold
and the relation of Senator Russell to
the voters will be different from that
of member of the legislature which
has been his office in the past while
he was initiating laws.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-21
ppria1 Z, a., Nr.uil

MIAMI, Okla, Nov 20.-The Okla
homa, Kansas & Missouri Interurban,
which now runs from Miami to Phi
cher, Cardin and Commerce through
tho heart OF tho mining district of
northeastern oklahoma, will install
within the next few days two new
steel motor cars OF the newest and
latest type. The new cars will have
side entrances and are much lighter
and speedier than the old cars. The
old cars will most likely now bo
taken off OF the passenger service an,
used Tor freight purposes entirely The
interurban cars run every hour from
Miami through the district and have
been in operation less than a year The
line Is patronizcd literally and prem
arotions are being made now to ex
tend the line on into Missouri and
Kansas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-21
CREEK COUNTY HAS
MAN FOR SPEAKER
W. IL. Cheatham Is Making an Active
Canvass for Presiding
OFFICER

Special to The World
BltlSTOW, Okla, Nov. 20. - Hon.
w. l.. Cheatham, who was elected TO
the state legislature at the recent cleo
uon, IS now an aVowed candidate for
the speakership of the next session
lie was one Of the three availabl,
candidates before the election that the
Democrats had chosen, subject to mis-
election, and now that he is elected
there seems to be out little doubt Of
his being chosen for that position.
lie is without doubt one of the best
qualified men the Democrats could
select for the place, as he is a LAWYER
OF ability and standing He is well
acquainted with all the laws of the
state and knows what should be done
TO correct some OF the existing evils
ana which he promised to have done
II elected.
lie is now making an active canvass,
Of the house, and his many friends
over the state are lending all the as
siStance they can. From the present
outlook one is led to believe that Creek
county will have the next speaker of
the house in the person of w. l..
Cheatham. His teammate, ]. NJ Nor
gan, Is also a strong man and is ex-
pected to lend much aid in doing
away with few Of the impractical
laws. Mr.. Morgan is a minister OF the
gospel and practically made his race
on his cleanness as politician. He
never said n word against his oppo-
nents, but was fighting all the way
through for Morgan. Creek county is
wen represented in the Ninth assem-
bly, and stands a good show of being
distinctly honored by having the
speaker of the house Mr.. Cheatham
has promised by all that is good and
Of
be In the repeal of the existing law
affecting the production Of oil. His
friends In the oil counties will be for
him 10 a man. regArdleSs of nnlitics
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-21

The mellowing of the leaf
by natural ageing is showing
the good results of scientific
study. Tom Moore factory
methods have improved in
these twenty years-Tom
Moore factory inspection has
become more rigid.
Yes, Tom Moore has "run-
up" and there is another rea-
son for tit has turned out
to be the type of cigar that
fits peculiarly into modern
smokers needs.
For the modern smoker
and dealers will bear us out in
this is smoking fewer heavy
cigars and finding his enjoy
ment better satisfied with
eight hearted Hav, mas" of
which Tom Moore is pioneer
example.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-21
Y. w. 6. A. Move
Brings Poets
Into Action

Friday nights banquet of the Y
! W. &. \. team workers developed
| some real poets, as shown by the fol.
! lowing which were written spontan.
cously while the muses. worked mid
the tutinabulatiOns Of dishes and sill
| Nciwarc;
Team No. 1.
II YOU want TO have some fun
Just keep up with Number one,
We expect to lead the pack
win our captain, George l.. Black.
The YM's is good.
But the YW's is better.
stop your hot air
And 20 out and get 'er.
All you teams don't get funny.
FOLLOW Number one and bring in
the money.
Team No. ..
IIal-la-le. Hal-la-lus.
what do you think II the matter with
Nothing at all; nothing at all
Wen be the crowd that leads them all
Hal lee; hal-la-lu,
Just follow the lead OF Number Two.
Rah- Rah-Rahl
For Number Two
That's our Rogers that talked to YOU.
It's true. It's true
You can't compete with Number Two.
Team No. 3.
We'll, well, well
who are We?
We are team Number Three.
Are we In it? We should smile,
Get the money all the while.
We are awake-thats no Joke.
IT you don't believe It, watch our
smoke.
Team No. 4.
When all the teams can yell no more
The one that gets the money is Num-
ber Four.
Say all you boosters, don't get sore.
foull get licked by Number -Four.
Team No. b.
Team Number Five has the sense
To see
We can make WV what we want 1t
10 be.
So wen off with our coats and pitch
right In
For the team that works can't help
but win
Efforts ana pep will always mix
So well be there" with Number Six.
Team No. Z.
When we start on our short tourney
Ven bc running with the county a.
torney.
fou can't stop MS If you try,
Watch US make the dollars fly.
Team No. 4.
Oskey Wow Wow,
Skinnay. Wow Wow!
Number Eight.
Wow
Team No. u.
Number Nine will surely shine
And well get there" every time.
with our leader, Mrs sill.
We Will surely fill the bin
when 1t comes to count the money
Won't we make the rest look funny?
Follow, follow, follow.
Follow Number Nine,
And we will have the building
Right on time.
We are for Miss Hanson
And the Y. W. c. A.
For she Is at work
Both night and day.
Team No. 10.
You ask when,
Well then
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-21
Bands to Give Joint Concert.

MIAMI. Okla, Nov. 2o.-The Miami.
Commerce ard Fairland bands will
give n joint concert in this city on
November "a at the high school audi
torlum. These three bands, which are
oil good small bands. recently made
an agreement to meet together at GER
tain times and form an Ottawa county
band The three bands together make
band now of nearly fifty pieces.
Prlzes are being offered TO the boys
ana girls who sell the most tickets TO
The concers In advance,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-21
HOLD INTERST MEETING
Anti-iiorscihicf Forces Convene at
Galcna, Kan, To-day.

BY official call the Anti -Horsethiof
Officers and members OF Kansas. Okla
homa Arkansas and Missouri win
meet at Galena, Kan. today at 10 "A.
m. TO discuss conditions which CON
front the people OF the four states.
legislation needed 10 protect property
and stamp out the criminal class. and
all questions affecting the interests OF
the A. II T As In the four states
mentioned. An officers Of sub-orders
are made eN-ofncio mcmhers of the
conference and all members are wei
come TO sit with its deliberations and
participate in its discussions. It is
expected that at least two thousand
people viii be in attendance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-21

sAN JOSE. Cal, Nov. 2O.-Upon re-
ceipt OF information in a letter an
nouncing his daughter and father had
peen massacred by Turks, A. Arsalani
or Santa Clara, Cal. disposed of his
business and started for Russia today
TO join the Russian army, which Is
on the Turkish front,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-21
Why Tom Moore
runs up instead of down

MANY a good cigar
IVA has made its bow
to the public then per-
mltted itself to run down
in quality and sink into
oblivion!
From the start we have
believed in Tom Moore
believed that the man who
sells it, as we'll as the man
who smokes it, should find
it better and better as the
years went on. | ON
Moore is now over twenty
years old, and we have a
certain pardonable pride
in his good upward record.
To be more specific, we
may say that more careful
thought is given to Tom
Moore's Havana filler than
ever before.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-21
Beer Price Increased.

CHICAGO, Nov. ALPHABETICALLY all
the bars in the downtown district OF
Chicago today boosted the price Of
beer by serving il in glasses two
thirds the size Of those useG hereto
fore. a number Of downtown lunch
rooms increased prices of meals.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-21
A Blow.

Author-Sir, | think when you use
this nrticle of mine, il should be
loaded.
Editor-What for? Isn't 1t heavy
enough aS II is?
Evening journal., 1916-11-10

precautions we're being taken to guard
the ballot boxes where the vote was
running close and where a recount
might be deemed necessary.
1--WE will take every precaution to
guard against ballot-box frauds" he
said.
Democratic Leaders Also Active.
Similar activity marked proceedings
in Democratic national headquarters.
Alton B. Parker. former Democratic
Presidential candidate, and Morgan J.
OBrien, both lawyers, called upon
Chairman Mccormick. Il was re-
ported they had come to consult with
the chairman in reference to taking
legal steps to insure the proper count
of the ballots in doubtful States.
Henry Morgenthau, who was in
charge of Democratic headquarters
during a brief absence of Chairman
Mccormick, said that a recount would
be demanded for the vote in New
Hampshire. This, he said. would be
done in spite of the figures received
in the morning, showing that Wilson
had a lead of SO votes. He added that
the Democratic ngures snow that the
Wilson lead was 500 votes, and that in
view of the complex situation in that
State. a recount in any event would
be necessary.
Instructions to the Democratic CON-
mittee in New Hampshire to demand
the recount had already gone forward,
he said.
Later Chairman Mccormick said he
would investigate reports that the Re-
publcans in Washington State may
get one of the Democratic electoral
votes. on the grounds that votes cast
for one of the Democratic electors who
died we're invalid. According to the
reports the name Of E. M. Conner. the
Democratic clectOr who WAS substi-
tinted for A. Stream. the dead elector'
did not appear on the ballot in many
counties, and it was stated that there
Evening journal., 1916-11-10

her to Philadelphia On two oc-
casions he had fainting spells. Cap
tain J. W. Laing, who was in com
mand Of the Grove. said he was posi-
tive the spells were not caused by
ntoxicants. Smith in his testimony
said that they were caused by him
striking his head on the bridge. This
was the second time that Smith has
been before The commissioners in
recent years because Of similar hap
penings. His license was revoked
This is the first time a pilots license
has ever been revoked by the board.
Evening journal., 1916-11-10
ELECTION fraud
CHARGES DISMISSED

SALEM. n. j.. Nov. 10.-The Dem
ocrats failed yesterday in attempting
to sustain the charges OF false regis
tration against a number of the pow
der workers at Carney Point, upper
PENIS Neck township. this county.
These men were arrested on Sun
day and held by Justice Ernest Schu-
bert for a further hearing at 10
o'clock yesterday. The chief prose-
cution witness. W. II. O'Hara, said to
be a Burns detective. asked to have
two weeks. but J. F. Sinnickson, rep
resenting the defendants, demanded
that the hearing proceed.
Justice Schubert ordered the prose-
Evening journal., 1916-11-10
BATTLE Of VOTES
IN courts NEXT
Republicans Announce They
Will Ask Recount in Five
Doubtful States
SAFEGUARD INTEREST,
WILCOX DECLARES

NEW YORK, Nov. 1O.-Announce-
ments made last night at Republican
and Democratic national headquar-
ters made positive the report that the
battle for electoral votes in the
doubtful States will be fought out in
the courts.
After an hours conference with Mr..
Hughes. George W. Wickersham and
Everett Colby, Chairman Wilcox of
bhe Republican comm ttee, announced
that there probably would be a re-
count in all those States where the
Vote is close" He replied in the af-
irmative when asked if that applied
% New Hampshire, California, North
Dakota, New Mexico and NJ nnesota.
Il can only add Mr. Wilcox said.
that / believe Mr.. Hughes IS elected,
md that we propose to safeguard our
interests"
Mr.. Wickersham accompanied
chairman Wilcox as he left the con-
erence.
Earlier Statement by Wilcox.
Earlier in the day Chairman Will
OK made the following statement:
SO far as the claims of the
Wilson followers go they began
TO cry fraud before the election.
The h story OF that party is such
that it i'll becomes them to raise
the cry OF fraud at this time All
right-think'ng people concerned
in the election want an honest
count. The Republican Nat onal
Committee will insist that the
votes cast for It's candidate be
counted for him, but we want no
votes not properly official
We will take every step to see
that the votes cast are properly
counted. The buster of the Demo
cratic leaders has no effect on our
effort to see that an honest count
shall be had
We have not called upon the
attOrney-general of the Uu'ted
States for United States district
attorneys or other officials of the
government TO supervise the
counting Of votes in any State.
The voting machinery of each
State is under the administration
Of State authorities. and our rep
resentatives in each state will
take all needful steps to see that
the election laws have been
obeyed and all votes properly
counted.
The call for an honest count
which we demand would be Joined
in and will be required by all
right-thinking citizens of what
ever party.
We are entirely willing to have
every dollar of our expenditures
Investigated in the most thorough
manner We have made reports In
detail under the law. and If other
details are wanted we will give
them. leave it to our Demo-
cratic opponents to say whether
they will do the same.
George w. Perkins. who took part
the party councils. added that all
Evening journal., 1916-11-10

fore, the votes cast Tor Stream might
be invalid, the difference giving a plu-
rality for one Republican elector.
I'VE will investigate the question.
said Chairman Mccormick: but even
if we were forced to concede the vote
I am not worried by the loss Of one
electoral vote"
Evening journal., 1916-11-10
license OF DEL. BAY and
RIVER PILOT REVOKED

Two important decisions regarding
pilots on the Delaware Bay aud River
were handed down yesterday by the
Board OF Commissioner OF Navlga-
ton.
Pilot Norris b. Smith was taken
aboard the steamship c. r. Grove
at the Delaware Breakwater TO pilot
Evening journal., 1916-11-10

cution's witness to present his case.
but he being unable to do, the JUS
tice discharged the men. He scored
the detective for arresting men on
flimsy charges that he appeared at
the hearing 20 be unable to sustain.
Evening journal., 1916-11-10
TO MAKR TRIAL man.

The government Eghtship at the
yards of the Pussy and Jones Com
pany VIII be ready to make its trial
trip soon.