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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that in pursu- arce of the authority and directions con- tained in the decreta order O. the chancerN court of Garland county made and entered on the 1st day of February A. D. 1917 in a certain cause lNo 63Tn then pending therein between Valley Flaming Mill Go. and George NJ. Wilson, complainants. and Harold P Wvmau and Julia A. Wyman defendants the under signed. as commissioner of said court. i'll offer for sale at public vendue 10 the highest bidder. at the west front docc or entrance of the county courthouse in which said court is held, in the coun tv of Garland. within the hours pre- scribed by law for Judicial sales. the 9th day of March. A. D 1911 the follow ibg described real estate towit. All of the west half of the southwest quarter and the southwest quarter of the north west quarter. of section 70. in toWnsn'p | south, range % west: and the north east quarter Of the southeast auarter of section 2i in township 1 south. range "1 aest of tho 5th princinai meridian hi Atkausas containing one hundred. fiftv- four and s5-l00 acres. in Garland county. Atkapsas
 TeYws of Sale: On credit of thrcel monfhs. the purchaser being reunirad toI eveNpte q bond as required by la~ and the nrfier and iacfea ot said court tnl saiaf cause, With approved security, bear
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

Notice is hereby given that in pursu. ahee of the authority and directions con. taned in the decretaI order of tha C,lsn. eery Court of Garland County. made and entered on th 25th day of ianuarv A. D
 lsif. Tn certain cause tNu. SASSY then administra tor of the estate Of W w Waters. deeeased and porofhv w Stait- cun cnmpiainants and Edwin M Collins defendant the uudefsepAd as Conmi~- sionef Of said court. will offer for sale at pnblic yendue to the hlehest bidder. at the front door or entrance of the County Courth0,lse. in whieh said Court ie held. in the County of Garland within the hours prescribed bv law for judicial sales. on the s7ih day Of February A D.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF LANDS.
Secret Societies
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MASONIC.

MASONIC.
 Hot Springs Commandery, No. 5, K. T.. meets every first Monday
 GEO H. BRENNER. F.. C.. J. J. Hickman. T. l. NJ.
 Hot epriurs Council. No. e3 n. & s NJ, meets every second Monday a'ter oH'0'S'' A. J. SMITH. W. NJ. Hot Springs Chapter No. 47. II. A. Nj. meets every second and fourth Monday.
 J. K. DEMBY. H. F. Hot Springs 4odee No g. F X A. M. Masonic Temple. first and third Fridavs
 NJ c. HICKMAN. Sec. sumpter Lodge. No. 41s. F. & A. M. South Hot Springs. near corner Flfth street and Grand avenue. meets seep"s and fourth Fridays at 7:3o p.m.
 R. F. ERMEY. ". NJ. J. N. Eea rcy. Secretary.
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LEGAL NOTICES

ing interest at the rate of per cent per annum from date of sale until paid. and lien being retained on the premises sold to secure the payment of the pur- chase money.
 Given under my hand this 18th day of February, A. D. 1917
 F. w ROWLES,
 Commissioner in ChaneerN.
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FOR RENT Nicely furnished room 2ia Parker Ave Phone NS4. l-23-6t
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FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms in private home; gas heat 7Zl Malvern
 Ave. or phone l-83. I-20- tf
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KNIGHTS OF 1YTHias.

Centennial Lodge No. 5. Knights of Pythias, meets every Tuesday night at nue. Visiting Pythians cordially invited to attend The use of the ciah rooms is also extended to visiting knights.
 A. W. JACKSON. c. c. J, s. Mcconnell. k k. s.
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|. o. o. M.

Hot Springs Lodge. No. 50.. Loyal Or der of Moose, meets every Friday evefi- ing at the Moose Hall 42eib Central ave nue Visiting brothers cordially invited,
 | W. MCLENDON. Dictator. w SSCIair. Secretary.
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FOR RENT-Furnishet rooms with or without board. in private famIIy. 24S Ce- uaI SL Phone ij4. l-S-tt
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FOR SALE

Malvern road. bel rseen city limits and
 Country Club oneI tract 30 acres. one 10. ana one acresf gas line crosses iA gs,esi @a Inquire M J. Mooney sti4lti F2qif
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EAsrgLN srAR.

Hot Springs cnapser.- No. 6s. o. E. 3. Masonic Temple. th'ttE Monday al nm
 MRS. AfNES DEMRy.
 Worthy Matron. Miss Blanche Bailey. Yeeretary.
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CAME faaAa. M. W. A.

Meets second and fourth Wednesdays at s uul at Odd Fellows hall
 EMMETT E. KYLE v. C. J. J. Hickman. Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICES

19l1 the following described real estate, to-wit The west half of lot nine (sl. situated in the northwest quarter of sew tion sixteen township three. south range nineteen west containing nine and one half acres. more or less. in Garland Coun- ty. Arkansas.
 Terms of Sale: On a credit of three moEthS the purchaser being required tu execute a bond as required by law and the order and decree of said court in said cause with approved security, bearing interest at the rate of seven per cent per annum from date of sale until paid. and a lien being retained on the premises sold to secure the payment Of the pur- chase money
 Given under my hand this 5th day of e'' ''''' v F. W RowLEs,
 Commissioner In Chancery.
 NOTICE OF SALE OF LANDS.
 Notice is hereby given that the unuer- signed as administrator of the estate Of Peter Suchinski. for the purpose of pay ing the debts of the said estate Will aV- ply 10 the probate court of tire county of Garland at it's next term or session not less than twenty days from the date of this notice for an order to sell a cer- tain tract of land described as the west half of the southwest quarter or the southwest quarter of section 90. town ship 1 north of range 1s west, In Gar land county. Ark.
 T. L. HANLEY. Administrator.
 Davies & Davies. Attorneys.
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FOR SALE--Velv desirable hotel ex- lcnsive grounds g0QXll0 feet Spring and
 Pleasant Apply 3l5 Benton St l-26-tf
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woopmAn cIFcLR-

Meets every first and third Friday. Visiting soVeTeigns invitesN tn attend.
 MEDIA BROOKS. Guardian. BLANCHE COPELlN, Qletk. Phone 23G2
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FOR RENT-One large room in private family. close in;. l block of ear lne
 Phone 2014. Apply f-3 Bath St
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FOR SAI.H.-~Trees, fu. ,asn: irst class tilhcrta peach frees lst3 cenu each fresh from Bartons Creek Nurseries.
 Tennessee. Call at M. K. McGuire's bar Der shop, eoJ Third St and pick out what you want i-36-tf
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FOR SALE-5- passenger Ford I9l6-$275 --Sl'0 cash. balance terms. Phone 950
 2s2-3t
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FOR SALE-Full blood White Leghorn
 ggs Call 332 Nil. Ida St, Telephone l9le. 2-91-lm
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FOR SALE-Cheap. one piano. in first class condition. Phone 1895 2-gZ-lw
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FOR SALE-Typewriter Blickendolfer No. 6. with leather travelling ease Cost S5O will take so. Call room lU between |
 . and 6 pm, kempner Hotel Ago 1-2I Central 1tI
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FOR SALE-Light Bsbcock buggy good
 ts new. cost Sll5. S4j win get it. Phone 2240. 2-l7-tfI
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FOR RENT-S-room house. all convent ences. 554 Prospect Ave. 2-lS-1w
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FOR SALE-Sligauy used rubber tired phaeton and harness, good condition. Phone 9f 2-1S-4t
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A RARE UNGTY-Fuuv equip
 ped restaurant doing paying business. poor health cause of selling Addl ts "et- tauIant. r. O BuN ISG. City. 3-l7-6t
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ELEGANT ROOMS and board at 112
 | Hickory St Phone l2Q2. l-l1-tf
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LOST AND FOUND

.OS Wednesday afternoon. on Little Rock highway an alligator bill book con = iaining Sil3 and II, J Reese storage bill, Toledo, Ohio. Return to this office and
 eceNe liberal reward 3-23- 3t
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a. D. 0. E

Hot Springs lodge No 3so, E. P. Q. E., meets every Wednesday evening at S;30 sharp. at their new hall, corner Spring and Valley streets Visiting brothers
 cHAs, H DAVIS. F. R. P. E. Sisney. Secretary
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'REeEkAH LODGE. NO. 4s. |. o. o. 2

Meets second and fourth Tuesday nights lat o'clock at I. Q, O. F. hall. All vis- iting RebeSahs receive a. hearty welcome
 MRS. MARTHA MURPHY, NC. Mrs. Hattie Clark, Sec, phone 942.
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ta'lilliS NAl- ana n. d. tAttSt SlblHSt biilt Toledo, Ohio. Return to this office and eceive liberal reward. 2-25- St
 
 IOST-Monday night. between Lyric Theater and Citizens National Bank. folder. pocketJook containing Sl2 in paper mOn-N, Masonic cards 0f Q, V. Dillon and Rock Island ticket. Finder welcome to money Return other con tents to the Pullman hotel. lt LOST Three lady's rings in purple vel vel ring ease, between Asnin st. and car line. or somewhere on Holly St. Liberal reward if returned tu this office 1-20-3t LOST-From Grvat Northern hotel to rostoffice, or Citizens National Bank Bldg. hand carved ring with flat blue stone set with emblem of cross in the stt. Whicn IS charged with an African poison and very dangerous t0 anyone trying Co wear it. s5 reward if returned 10 Mrs Mary C. Morphis. ef9 Cedar St. 2-h-lw
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kNIoHTs of coLUMaUs.

Hot Springs Council ISo. t746. knIBhtE af Columbus meets every first and third Thursday in their new hall. second floor of the building at the rortlweat, corner of Bath and Exchange streets Nisitofs cordially invited to attend
 W NJ. T. COLE, C. K.
 HARRY D0TGHERTY. D Q K
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FOR RENT--On Park Ave. 7i5. the Mocker house, a frame building with two stories and basemeuts has eleven rooms
 good porches. bathroom; fitted out Tor with fine water and large ward and barn
 Not furnished. Rent S21. On the same place on Magnolia St. cottage with three rooms furnished has water. gus and electric lights rent Sl0 For further n- formation apply to St. Johns Place, 59i NV Grand Ave 1l26-tf
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]. ..eesAAeee@emea@eao@ 0eee .

WANTED-To trade an Overland ear in perfect condition for buggy horse. w. IT Hall. phone 9. l-lf-u
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WANTED

-ANTEp-Positi3n as cashier or any Kind of work. Address k. W. ans o. .
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AN H+D 2-23 -6t
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FOR SALE, Overland car, good order, In use months. model 75. Phone t46t.
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FOR RENT-Elegant furnished cottages, 4-3 and 435 Whttngton. AppN 415 WhittIngton Phone 534. 11-1-tt
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~-s~~~<>~ ~~~~~ss

WANTED -T.et us rent your property and collect for you La'ta Realty Co. Ei1 Central Ave. Phone SJl ,2-N-ul WANTED To RtTN- SACKS WAR PRICES naid for second hand sarks C J. Horncr Co. lo-2'-tf WANTED Second hand furniture. Phone SSS j. II Ermy & Sons.
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AUTO FOR SAT.ES-Roadster six cyin
 der motor self starter Willard battery. all appointment first class Cash trans action. cheap Address xxx. care Sen tinei- Record 1-1I- -tt
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FOR SALE

FOR SALES-20 acres of improved land. 4is miles out. suitable for truck farm e ing and poultry; good bargain. S. II. Meek 7tg Garland Ave. l2S-lm
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ROYAL NEicr46oRs.

vapor City Camp No. sir, Royal Neighbors of America. meets first and third Wednesday of each monih In the NJ W A hall Visiting neighSofs are welcome MARY LYNCH tracie. Emma Harsh. Recorder.
 Garland Rebeces Lodge No. 7s. | Q. To. F. meets first and third Tues.'ay nights in Odd Fellows hall. Visittns brothers and sisters cordially Invited.
 MRS. SADIE STEWART. N. e.
 if3 South St. Phone 1.tt. H C. Graham. Secretary. Phone lsss.
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FOR RENT

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. rates
 reasonable 133tS Central Ave. Phone e7l, Steam heat Mrs R shannon
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FOR SALE

FOR Exceptionally good. vel improved siXty-acre farm four miles southwest of Hot Springs For bargain
 price see owner, 3Sl Central Ave. or phone 9li2 2-9-2W
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LIGHT airy housekeeping rooms. one hlQek from bath house. electric lights.
 $l.50 per week and up. PIG Court ,St Phone iB43, 7-l4-u
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20
CHARTER HEARING
TO BE THURSDAY

1t was definitely decided today to
hold the adjourned public hearing ON
the city charter bill at 1880 o'clock on
Thursday evening in the hall of repre-.
sentatiyes, capitol building. =
The public hearing which was to
have been held last night was post
Toned on account of inclement wealth
er and inability of all but two mem.
bers OF the Oahu delegation, Chairman
G. p. Wilder and Representative Ks.
lana, to be present. Representative
Lorr.n Andrews, father of the charter
bill, was Ill. go IL. =
When announcement OF the post
ponement was made last night by
Chairman Wilder, about so Hawaiian
longshoremen were present as well as
some of the members Of the house
who nave expressed a desire to be
heard on the charter bill Raymond c.
Brown was on hand as representative
Of the Chamber of Commerce.
At the meeting tomorrow evening
everyone desiring TO speak will be
heard, and expressions of opinion,
for or against the. charter.
bill as it now stands, will be solicited
by the Oahu delegation. Chairman
Wilder will preside. = -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20
HOLSTEIN LEADS SUCCESSFUL Fight
ONGOvERNOR'S CONTINGENT fund
House BY Vote of II to II Directs Finance Committee to
Lop Item From Appropriation B-Part of General Move
Directed Against Gubernatoria Activities

Speaker
contingent fund appropriation bill adopted
table future motions reconsideration Of the This motion
assed by a vote Of 10 16.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20
Cooling Wash
Stops Itching

What long nervsraeking days Of constant
torture-what sleepless nights Of terrible
gony-itch--itch-iteh, constant itch. until
il seemed that l must tear OF ny very skin
.--then--
Instant rsfief-my tkin cooled. sOOthed and
healed
The very first drops OF n d. ID. Pre-.
scriptiOn for Eczema stopped that awful itch
instantly; yes the very moment ID. d. d..
touched the burning skin the torture ceased.
only absolutely reliable eczema remedy. It
washes away the disease germs and leaves
the skin IS clear and healthy as that Of a
child.
Come to US and we will tell you more about
this remarkable remedy Your money back
unless the first bottle relieves you. d. d. u.
Soap keeps your skin healthy. Ask about H.
Benson. Smith Co. Ltd.-Adv,
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that, if the money has been unwisely
spent, it lie the fault of the legislature.
He contended that the governor has
spent every cent entirely within the
law, and urged that the finance COM
mittee be given free hand to art.
Criticism Of the governors expendi.
lures from the fund was voiced by
Representative. Lofrin Andrews, who
asserted that the fund istn0t q neces-
sityt and declared that the money has
been systematically wasted every
yeaP = sFsfT s4EiitIFfeE tif tie tHf5n IS
RAnother supporter for the fund was
Representative Walsh. ! Speaker Hoi.
stein had alleged that there was guam.
tity,g but not quality. In the National
Guard: Walsh commended that there
was quality tas well as quantity.
Governor Upheld RasE'fs ~ Or fi,tel
eThis continual nagging at the chief
executive Is wrong, as we lose dignity
by 50 doing, he declared HF ''llse
Several other members OF the house
took part In the debate and the ques,
ton OF adopting the resolution, was
finally settled by vote.
Thee Votes sAs iisgt 10 81 H52f3 Ssss
Vote on the motion to adopt the
resolutions N 3 aaee -, sse@s e 40.
sAgss-Ahuns, Andrews; Brown, FER.
nandez, Jarrstt, Jesves, Joseph,
kssna, Kawahay keleieoiio, k6plhea,
Iots, Msrquex. da Silva, Tayares, Wal
latIoIo, hoistein. sslafs, FsAe sssl.i
: Nees--Cooke, - KaIans,ss kaWeaehi,
kuia, Leai,s Lyman, Miles. Paschoal,
Petrie, Naish, WILCOX Wilder.
Not votin9-l Mossnnas. = fe'Vfe HtfE
Vote on motion 20 table future mo-
tons 70 feccnsider; - SIS ~, fss
: sAyes--Atfuas, Andrews, Brown, Fer
nsndez: Jarrett, JeNes, Joseph, fks.
waila, tkefekoiio, k0pifea, Ltta, Mar.
auex; ia Silva, Tayares, WaiahoIo,
Hcistkin. Fsst Ess9s, AsisgFs 80
! ssMoes-cooke, ksaua. kalana, kz-
WeWehi, kula, q Lea, IS yppan, macs,
Pasehoai, Petrie, Walsh, Wilcox, VIII
der. sfe ssese
Not voting -Mossman.
Prior to noon today but one bill had
been introduced in the house. This
was by Representative Andrews, pro
viding for an appropriation to reim-
burse Justice J. l.. Coke for expenses
incurred while IN washington. D. c.,
on territorial business. A commanica-
ton was received to the effect that
the senate has adopted the report OF
a conference committee on house bill
20, relating to the scattering of pol
sons. This bill has passed third read.
ing in the senate. tes
Representative Lota presented a pc
tition relating to the claims Of certain
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20
THIS IS SERPENT YEAR,
ONE OF. GOOD LUCK, is
BELIEF OF JAPANESE
IRY Associated Presal

TOXIC, Japan.--The year 1917 in
ancient Japanese tradition is known
as the year of the Serpent, believed
by the same tradition to be associat-
ed with good luck and fortune. The
outgoing year, known as the year of
the Dragon, fulfilled its traditional
expectation that it would be accom-
panied by progressiyeness ana de-
yelopment for the Empire Of Japan.
Among Japanese the serpent is
always regarded as, the emblem of
good fortune and on that account is
reyered instead of being killed by
great masses of the people The
popular Japanese word mi meaning
serpent also signifies fruitful be-
cause its pronunciation corresponds
to the sound of the Japanese word
for fruit. Thus the year OF the Ser.
pent is fruitful, rich and prosperous.
The goddess Benten, one of the
seven popular gods and goddesses
Of fortune. is tfaditiohalIy believed
TO be the patron OF the Serpent, and
at every shrine dedicated to the
popular goddess of fortune are kept
a number of the reptiles sacred to
tho deity. They are treated with
reverence and something of awe as
the messengers ofathe goddess. No.
farmer will destroy a serpent. hut
will rather keep it and feed it. Many
stories are told of families having
amassed wealth through having kept
and fed the creature in their house
hold as treasure or sacred thing.
The last year of the Serpent fell
in 1906 when the japanese army
scored a great victory over the Rus
slams in the memorable Manehurian
Also the country witness
ed a prosperous and happy year
with unprecedented activity and pros
perity in commercial and industrial
circles consequent upon the conclus
sion of peace with Russia.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20
COMMITTEES To
GRANT HEARINGS
ON PROHIBITION

Senate bill 33. providing plebiscite
at which the people may vote for or
against prohibition for the territory
sideration by the judiciary committee
OF the house until some time next
week owing 10 the present pressure
Of business, Chairman Lorrin Andrews
announced today.
The judiciary committee is planning
TO give considerable time to the pro-
hibition bill and will, IL necessary,
hold one or more public hearings on
the measure.
Following DISPOSITION OF the prohibi.
ton measure, the committee viii con-
slider senate bill 10, which provides
for the suppression of commercialized
vice by abatement. u may be two
weeks before the committee reaches
this measure. Public hearings also
win be held on this bill II desired.
Now under consideration by the
honse judiciary committee are bills
relating to the public utilities commits
sion, workman's compensation and the
frontage tax. The bill regarding the
frontage tax seeks TO repeal all the
present laws, and was introduced by
Representative d. NJ. Kupihea, fifth
district.
II is understood that bill shortly
win be introduced in the house pro-
viding radical amendments to the
present frontage tax laws. This bill
was expected early IN the session but
thus far has not beer forthcoming.
The city attorneys office, It Is re.
ported, mas charge Of the drafting OF
the measure.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20
PLAN sEFoRE YOU LEAP

Perhaps jumping at conclusions is
the reason why you have not made
more Of success Of your life.
Carried away with the first flush
Of an idea, you act on II before you
have given enough solid thought
Do you follow ii through TO its pro-
bable termination, figuring the results
OF actions and reactions?
Or do you trust to luck to bring you
victory
II these be your failings you never
will be a winner.
Every successful project has been
well studied out snd conducted on
carefully laid plans
You have builded too much and too
long on the theory that everything
Win come out an right in the end"
So II VIII, but the advantage viii be
to the one who works with a definite
and weil-laid-oIit purpose.
Remember, II you have not advanc.
ed there Is no reason. and the point
Is 10 find out what 1t is and then
correct your living
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governor signs
ELEVEN BILLS

Gov, Pinkham yesterday signed IL
more bills Of the present session. &C
cording TO word sent to the senate this
afternoon by the secretary of the ter
ritory The new laws are as follows:
House Bill No. s, as Act ~. entitled:
"An act providing for the disposition
of certain public lands known as
Waiau. Iii Of Piihonua, District Of
South Hilo, County OF Hawaii"
House Bill No. Is, as Act 13, en-.
titled: An act to provide for the pro-
lection OF certain crustaceans known
as lebsters, erawfish or ula, and kua.
honu or crabs" ". .......'
House Bill No. q, as Act Ii. en-.
titled: An act to amend Section 62S
Of the Revised Laws of Hawaii. 1915,
as amended by Act 81 of the Session
Laws of 1915, relating to the destruc-
ton OF food fishes 90 -
House Bill No so, as Act IL, en-.
titled. An act TO define the crime of
malicious conversion and 70 provide
hot the conviction and punishment of
persons guilty thereof ~ ~
House Bill No So as Act rs, en-.
titled: .An act to amend Section 244S
Of the Revised Laws Of Hawaii, 1915,
relating to time Within which execu-
tons shall be returnable' - ID
I House Bill No. 422, as Act IL, en-.
titled: AN act to amend Section 1856
Of the Revised Laws Of Hawaii, 1915,
relating to the appointment of board
of pharmacy" I@e - ~
House Bill No, 1873, dis Act u.s. en-
titled. San act to amend Section 27S3
or tire Revised Laws of Hawaii, 1915,
relating To attachment. 80
House BIZ No. 1E99, as Act 10, en-.
titled An act making an. additional
appropriation of ten thousand dollars
ty10. 100000 for completing the con-
struction and extension OF Honuapo
wharf, Island OF Hawaii"
Senate Bill No. %, as Act 60, en-
titled: An act making an appropria-
ton for mechanical. live stock, agri-
cultural ana horticultural fairs
Senator Bill No. 81, as Act 81, en-
titled: IAN act 10 amend Chapter 10S
OF the, Revised Laws Of Hawaii; 1916,
by adding thereto q new section to
be known as Section 1904, relating to
the duties OF county auditors. ~
Senate Bill No 2; Act %, en-
titled An act to provide for enter.
tainmeft and expenses OF such sen.
at0rs and members Of the house of
representatives of the United States
and other Distinguished persons who
shall visit the territory Of Hawaii
prior to December 81, 1917, on invita-
fion and for the disbursement of the
money herein appropriated"
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cincinnati's meat packing industry
IN increasing at the rate of $4,000
900 every five years.