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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-18

The Chicago iremen who risked their
lives in saving some cadavers from a
burning medical college under The i'm
preston that they were rescuing live
people, will hereafter insist that some
proof of life be furnished before they
take any chances.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-18

Ernest Thompson Seton. or Seton
Thompson. We forget which. has paid
his fine for violating the game laws
of Colorado. He has also promised not
to put a picture of the game warden
who arrested hi n in the next edition of
Wild Animals 1 have Met"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-18
Transfer of Title.
lAtlanta Constitution. ]

Georgia correspondent sends US the
following epitaph on a deceased real es-
tate agent;
Joshua Jones'
His sins forgiven.
Left earth. and owns
\ lot in heaven.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-18

Tn the days when Spartan mothers
were sending their sons TO battle Ms.
DeWet would, have been an honor to
her sex, as she IS today. she says she
would rather see her husband dead
than willing prisoner OF the English.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-18
Time Gard.
In Effect
Nov. 3. 1901.
ARRIVE

From Ogden, all points east,
Butte, Portland and San Fran
Cisco .-............ .....-..-..-.-. s:l5 An
From Ogden and intermediate
pO-Als. -..-------. ---------.-.----- - An.
an5 san Francisco o..-.s - $40 Pm
intermsdiate points - 80. s:e Pm
ana san FfanSis CO. .......-....- $50 Pm.
From ali points south, except
4intlc -. ....-.-....-.--.... 80 An
From Nephi. Tintic. Mescgr and
intermediate points .........-... SEQ P.A.
E'ro-a Tooeie and Terminus. $500 P. L.
DEPART.
To Ogden, Cache Valley and all
points east ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100 Az.
San Frsncisco.'.........,.........s: l5 AN.
To Ogden. all points east an5
san Francisco -..-....--.-.-.---.lz.45 ~
To Oeden. intermediate points
and ali points east---.-.....---- Ills T. N
ate points and San San Firanciscc1o:50 Pm.
Intermediate points....t.. -. 7:55 An
Tintic any Merc Iii; .-.......... 7:o5 pm.
To Terminus and TOOele.-.---... 7.45 An
Grains between AIilfcrd and Frisco dc
not run Sundays
~sDaily except sunday
Telephone No. 80. City Ticket Office
~ Main Street.
7. NJ SCHUMACHER, D. 2. BURLEN.
D. s SPENCER. A c. P. & T. A
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-12-05
A Lamp Explosion.

Nj. and Mrs. Jerry Williams had
a narrow escape Monday night. The
baby had been sick and lamp was
lttt burning in their sleeping room.
between The beds. Late at night ID
exploo vi throwing blazing oil over
the room and their clothes. Mr..
Williams Immediately rescued the
baby and none too soon it proved for
the bed clothes were sfterward found
charred and blackened. Jerry seized
a blanket aud fought the II imes but
was Obliged to pick up two arm fuls
of wearing apparel and rush out
doors with 1T. Ia doing this he " IS
badly burned about the hands but
succeeded IN smotherieg the fire aud
saving the house. Besides the burns
and loss of some clothes the damsre
wac not great, but the shock and
fright was one few people would care
TO experience for any amount Of
money.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-12-05
Lower Cann,soa VAl~y Items.

NHus-l hampton turreslondruce-
Miss Euhi-oa has been visiting at
The home Of NJ. x. n Andrews.
Nj Doe Wal who has been oa the
ranch Vt M u. NJ Cooper since spring
lcft last Sunday 90 assist Mr. Rollins
ui tfuBuisaa ~ tie contract.
The schooimates Of Mabel and Ray
Audre~s were delightfully."- enter
tanned by candy pslling given by
them at the home uf their mother.
Nrs Il. ", Andrews, On the afternoon
Of Thanksgiving day.
very unique aud appropriate
Thanksgiving program was given by
The school os the evening preceding
Thanksgiving day. IL was well at
tended.
Dw ing 20 the iuclemeat weather
last Saturday evening. the debating
and literary meeting was lightly at
tended. debate, spelling match
and literary selections constitute the
program for the evening of December
9TH
MIR. Mallon, the stock buyer from
Denver has made several purchases OF
cattle in this vicinity recently. From
Mr.. Stone he bought 90 head from
Il ". Andrews, l40 head aud from
Mr.. Gus Mergleman about IS head
All are young cattle, mostly yearling
steers, and ase to he shipped about
he 9th OF Dec. The prices vary but
none OF them are flstteripq.
HILLSIDE SCHOOL REPORT
For the month ending Nov 2s, s02,
Number OF pupils enrolled, 2Z
Average daily attedsnce, 20.
Number of cases of tardiness, 25.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy. 5
viz:
simma Moore Lula Jones
Lee Jones Dean Jones
Minnie Jones
Pupils entitled to special appro-
baton for good conduct are as follows:
First grade
Edward Mccabe Roy Andrews
Minnie Jones
Second grade
Mabel Andrews Edith Andrews
ndiph STONE Dean Jones
Fourth grade
Minnie Met abe
Sixth grade
Rosie Moore RAY Andrews
Earl stone Lizzie tooper
Eighth grade
Eta Cooper Fred Jones
Belle McCabe Clifford Stone
Cad Jones
Average department per pupil SO
per cent.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-12-05
Charged With Stealing Catte

Ob a warrant sworn out by Palmer
Nader and Robert Parlin, Byron HUFF
Of Qaarlz creek, vas brought into
town by Under sheriff Snodgrass la. 4
Monday and given a hearing before
Justice Leahy for the grave crime Of
cattle stealing His son Job Huf is
implicated in the crime but was not
arrested at that time. Further hear
ing OF he case was postponed Till
Tuesday, the 10th.
Cattle stealing has been gong on
for some time aud the GunnisOn
County Stock Growers association is
disposed to see the thing through aud
find the guilty parties If possible.
Dexter T. Sapp as attorney for the
association will take up the csse " IL h
j. M. McDougal, deputy district
attorney. sprigg shackleford repre-
sents the defense.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-12-05
Dsafness Cannot b CureI

by local applications a. they csanoi
reach The diseased portion Of the cl
There i ouly one way 10 care dcaincs.
aud that i BY constitutional reun.dies
Deafness l. caused by an mhamed
condition Of the mucous lining OF tn
Eustschisn lube. When this tabe 4
ti.ii tmed Yea have a rambling sound
"a Imperfect hearing. aud when IL l.
entirely closed deafness is the result
aud unless the Inflammation can bc
taken out aud this tube restored 10 is
normal coud ti0n. hearing will be des-
troVed forever; nints cases out of ten
are caused By csiarrh which is moth
ing BAT an inf med condition OF the
mucous surfaces,
We will give One Hundred Dollar.
for any case OF Deafness caused by
catarrhthat cannot be cured bv Hall's
Cstarrh Cure, Send tor circulars
free.
r. j. CHENEY A Co. Toledo. q.
Sold by druggists, Zoe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-12-05
Monday Afternoon Cltfb.

Mrs. Mckee entertained the ladies
Monday. Next week they will meet
1T the home Of Mrs. Mason in West
Gunnison.
The program concerned the fe
and works Of Marion Crawford s0d
was as follows:
Something about the author - Mr. S-.sil,
Book review, In the Palace Of the Kir-.7 -
Mrs. Trevarthen. read by Mr.. shacklaia-a.
History of Philip n C. spain -.. Mr.. NaE..
Sketch of Don Juan of Austria fnolu5irs his
victory over the Muors. .-.-.-- Mr.. CufIf..-t
Current events
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-12-05
County Court.

Tuesday the case of Scott Dickin-
son vs.. Arthur Whitehorn and Mrs
NJ. A. Csmmsnn was tried in Judge
Hetherington' court and Judgment
rendered plaintiff in The sum of Si09.
Wednesday DIR. n. Mackintosh
filed suit against J. l.. Patterson,
money demand. A divorce ease was
also filed, Della Maaek against Paul
Mack for non-support.
Yesterday afternoon the judge mar.
ried Mr.. j. ;. Tucker and Mrs. Ida
NJ. Hewson, both of Gunnisou
Charles Biebel, Jr was released
from guardianship Wednesday on
passing his 2lst birthday and is now
his own master.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-12-05
m.l.l I-sa - 100

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- aslls lag 70 no asssssssus.s ssssal es.sas.
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uIa1 a. thas tiase - iiso ssar. A. a taacs
<as b. H. aels a iiss eosanF thss ncb.
i'ipssr i.r,sss i-.gi o. b. tses - fisso h. s.as
am Ter aaaour. xaii.sa - sa5n lssr l.i... 49,
b. isceer u.zlsrusssl.
>sarcalug pazslus sare s~ganIzea th.
ncaf das and ~ ~oais pose hanisl a.
.csaFa asiiss ba.ik bas Eo trsae u r,,.n
sas i.,sszsd ana ~ gs=.s ~as aaaI.s alan
d,saeii ~ hlHse,s-s I.eisags Nne -s,s =
his iafhsr aad sisisr "a t,auai-.,s. sa.s
aaa h,F soao tiasa a egrr'sspuashnsgu was
k4a 40 ba tae-o haaiiy erased. nhr
nssssasy ~as ais..s-i flrz,ssan aad F,,-.r
r'ssaalued oniouslssd oaly IA sho asca.sr,
81 q ics
Ise tsFu piae ~ earlurey coat. tn
r.iis aHd the cartriaaa bcn ART sso es.
aenas rclssd uFoa hF proving Il thi
skeieiuu tsuud Yesterday is thai 81 rignT
n it -. the ulaHHog 81 his do-ih vii b. u,
mos YerpiuNng Poiut - solve. beoau-c u
iuneied shsl Is iouud ~ the RITA ID MI
coaciu-iveiy prove thai b. did noi xii him
-el Even - an empty sheli Is lognd iher1
l. likeiihosd thai he hrea ms ballet al
lscar and was thea kiiisd y shs woansied
and enraged animal. NJ passihie reason
s known by b. shoiasd hase commitie
-uicide A. b. vas OF genial ai=posifisl
and had ao trouhles of any Kind
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-12-05
.nnI.l.InaInn-. anInI.

Estate ef bnIasr- aruuaa. nHreHscH
Fhe uuis'fH .sHf.i 'ia. -l- h'aal Huff.infri td-
wluiaafutlar Win $500 aI 20 EIfn iata -
nf k ilafi lirulu 'lta a 'lC iuutf ,f tuuaii.tn
and STATE 81 aiisIa b.. arcfHsrl. haruht afal.s
fafiUe tuai b. esIi anff.ar nfi ro thn County
aurt oi t.anni=iln falr'f a. tir Eaurt f.luIe
ir nuuuisun 81 fhF Nu.anIisf Inrm ur the
fhlrd Mantlay % hauef sfr urEt 'f which fiule
I'd. prra'ifis having ciiIai lraiuaf said t4tatt.i
ARE utf ilieH and requested fu art I'D tor she
uIruosf ui having tnH sHH.e dIustci- AL uar-
sunr maehfUd to anli t-fata arr requested d,
mIfAf immediate riif llfsuf to che uuaifl-ianed
Dated ftiis l-tA day uf AasealhUr. A u. lss2
-.., Humka,
Flrsi luh NuN. lftA is2
last Pub Dee l1ll llsG.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-12-05

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iHH allfllt.fs assaiaIas
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tHa| .rIaaa l I'd allllIIs-i.s
a.lar ar..1lals Ha h faa1ls and sire
fsHaHa nsI lHsH...a..H. .a.. Hltu shall tn
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Gunnison news-champion., 1902-12-05
.n.I.I.IslIng.. .aIst.

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rIf ua larflaI Haal.l lfan aIlfaliiiIts.a A.
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ul 1f t.Han.r - fIuiil.e1n sHa -iitts % s,is,.
IafIa tlIseali nar Hr HHaIac ta7i be- Nsth
snI .rnf isll|lfn tIr Hnaf tsslri ui t.unHissis,
fanatf st r.n aurf Hsf III tiiinIii-'iIi. "a tlse
n.ataI nesr al aH.rH tiuar OBJ ifnrsssaz b. iIis
ciliaI. 41aiHsi .faa iaa. arr notified an rf-
5lsf-IHfi b. ltIrfn Hr .ha rH- fa0 pI hasilla the
ailsf Halfa HIni H.HIH lHlirIsIrI fs sid
Esiaia aHa n.ilIea aasaf isuufaiilifn llais-
nIHnf o. aiar nnIlar. .lHH.Hl
EafrI tH.- illa NlF Ut .HqIrHr. y tag.
Nsal.H . i s.I.l al.sinistriiior
Irai luh Nos. i4.H Hr
iasf luh lta4 fHH
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-12-05
Stockgrowers' Meeting.

A special meeting of the Gunnison
count Stockgrower.' association will
be held in the court house in Gunni-
son on Saturday, Dec. 17tb, at / 80
p. m. for the purpose OF electing dele
gates to attend the National Live
Stock association convention TO be
held at Kansas City in January also
for the transaction of snch business As
may properly come before it. a fall
attendance of members is desired
w. A. GrLLA-rEr, Pres.
L. II. EAsTERLY, See.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-12-05
Winter Resorts

in the Sonth. Southeast and California
are most conveniently reached via the
nections through Fort Worth. Mem
phis and by way OF the new Dalhart.
Ell Paso Route.
Especially low round trip rates
will be quoted and sleeping car reser-
vatious made on request. Write to
T. L. FISHER,
Geoeral Passenger Agent,
Denver, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-12-05
NJ v News

C's,r.,, 'f t',,"gi..,,. s. lu tho Couuty Court
A. McNeg. riaintia
y O. Brown and sumuians.
William Dammaun
neiouaaut-.
Iho People uf tha ~tsie II Il Cularada. Ia d A
g hpwn and William nammaun. the aai,a-
dauts above uHuled ereistiuas
YOU gre hereby reuHirei 20 appear ia an
PiaiutiH iu The County e uurt of 6,unnison
County. state ~ 4 lHrusio. and answer ~,
cnm plhini thgrein wititin twenty days after the
-er'iao hereof if served within this county +: or
q srrted out ~ tli- rauntt. tr ht pubIir,tti,u
within thirty DAYS aftrr tln service hofeof en-
sn-ise ~ we dHs "i service or lud gment by
uelaut vii hr taken against you accor Inns, -
the PRAYER oi the complaint aud II a cnpV 81
the complaint 10 he above entitled action he
not served with this summons or n tn srrtic
hereof be made oui Of this state then tot .is,,.s
additional Co the time hereinah,,ve spet-itieI
lol aplFarance and answer viii be allowed be-
said
The sail action i- brought TO quiet title 10 an
Silver Crop, spar Handy Tpnnes@eo kiny sai
oman MAY Flower. MAJ Flower No. :. silver
rowni brooslyn, Lncsy star. Rlue River lyons,
crystal River, ssirrel Bronehn Lodi, Mining
tlaim- being Survey No. el7l. situat. "a The EIL
Mountain Mining District Gunri-on fourty
o,orian, a. VIII more fully afpear from the
eompiaini m SAID action to which reference i
isre haaei ana a copy OF which il hersunto
80 -" ~ h'-f''N hptinei mat " you fali to
appear. and 10 answer the said G, m I,isiut ~
ah"Ne required, the said plaintiff will cau-e
your default 10 be entered. AMI tiien proceed TO
ludsmrnt against you a. prayed for in said
complaint. " ~
49, 1fiNen under NV hand and the Seal ef
NCA sait uurt at Gunni-on. IN said conn
S|T->tt this 3nd day Of September. A. u,
HEo. HETHEFTNGTaN.
Juiee and Acting lerk
tirSi publication Nov. ilth. last publication Dec
l2th, 1852.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-12-05
Teachers Examination.

The regular county examination If
teachers will be held at the off of
the county superintendent. FRIDAY
and Saturday, Dec. 18th aud 10Th
1902 beginning at : 80 a. m.
The State Bar examination will he
given in connection with the teacbprsr
examination.
FANNIE BURNETr.
Co. Sup't Of Schools.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-12-05
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.
sorIci 90 trPIrftries 10 lrtsr sriu
IANg>

Office ~ che .tafo hari
ct Land fUfuuIia. iaHrls
arneer Colorado Dec . iaE.
Noticu j. herahy given Shat j. A. fruiliti,
whoae posiUiiicc alaress g. SPENCER. uio. on
Nov ll iAI nllidr application No. Sal 60 tlD
state Board uf Land Commissioner to lease
tho follow lax dc-criileii ,chuol Lanii-. situate
iu bunnisun OuuutN. tIulo.. to-Nit; " e 81 .
p, SectIon 81. Twp ~ \. kanl-e "
Nouther applications % iease the above dos
cribed promises or ubisCtious against the above
application viii be- considered after She last
publication hereof.
Date of last puhiicafian December -. i..2
JaHN y .fuFfE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-12-05

tuR >AtE y oar room beaso, ,psntry
closet aud good outbailainzs. ~
good condition. Price 81 .0a0. Small
pavpsenf down. balance ia INSTALL
Hents 10 suit. tIENRY y. LkkE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-12-05

n sxEE4-a sasn1itF o. licAA cot
taa rsEs Erasz fheaa !, tkc NEWs.
lIANTIss< ulslee
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-12-05

Far ahsYped h.nei- aEa fscc try
u iica Bazei tream fregared sai >
aV - Cansday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-12-05

tag EESI -->Esre reDta an oenLrsl
Naln street. l3xzS fxacllaat TO-
cation sad ceureuicuf size ior sinai
business. lIsui a. NEws fatNrIsS
Hfhae-
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-12-05

WAND A enfF ct che NEWs.
fn .arlaz IT Ocsabor z4fh- Twanft
Sac eeuls "a -tamP- ~lii b. =ctarnad
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-12-05
HuSsAkN lGNS

..1s
: assna - Meas fre~sf .erl~n shsarct
sa,4af >eseasi~sr i-f 3 pasr d zoia
ba~ea -lsoF lseics - Hs.lsl ic&ahcr
ssglEea case. oxscr nsay base s4mc
aV pas izz for thi- p.saiec.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-12-05

- - sEa~rEf ON
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-12-05

FIRST publication Nov. iith, last publication Dec
18TH, 1852
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-12-05

N1a YAM A s
HaH
lI lnl q aarlls
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-12-05

~iuIf 81 tu.ura Hiu.
tuuuiy Hi luunisuu. i" ti'' "iiti2 =" ""ri
A. McNey. Piaintif
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-10
CONDITION NOT IDEAL.

Editor Evening Bulletin:-At the
intersection of Hotel and Kekauliks
streets an excavation has been made in
the latter, facing Hotel street. Until
Saturday morning speculation was rife
among Rapid Transit passengers as to
the object OF making such excavation
In a public highway that Is already
curbed. During Saturday Chinese car
penters placed in this excavation the
underpinning and stills to support an
other one OF those crazy constructions
that are rapidly paving the way to
higher insurance rates and a possible
visitation of plague or some other
calamity.
| am told that this building is being
erected by man who has got tired OF
waiting for the government to do
something about indemnifying him
for taking his property for road p,.
poses. BE that as 1t may what desire
to point out is the criminal careless
ness Of the government in granting
building permits for constructions I'M
der conditions such as this building
site presents.
The hard surface Of the ground is
broken up and an excavation 20 inches
to two feet in depth is made. in area
equal to the building to be erected.
This Is done TO conform to regulation
OF the Board of Health requiring an
air space OF twenty inches between sill
and ground in buildings that have
no concrete floor or basement.
Thus. regulation which, II carried
out within the intent of the Board OF
Health would promote sanitation and
assist in minimizing the danger from
Infection, Is wantonly violated while
being ostensibly complied with, the re-
suit being veritaS!e cesspool, covered
by building, into which the street
refuse is washed and blown by rain
and wind, causing the place to rapidly
become most Villainous agency for
the spread of any infectious disease
that may visit the city.
Were this an isolated case there
might be less reason for taking up
valuable space in your paper to en-
large on the matter at this time. The
fact is there are dozens OF shacks OF
this kind, | might almost say hundreds,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-10
MALICIOUS couNsELs.

One of the organs of the government
INDUCES in discussion of the Cover
nor's power to remove officials appoint
ed by him subject to confirmation by
the Senate. The necessity for this dis
cussion does not appear except 1t be that
some OF Governor Dole's friends and
members of his council have in
dulged in malicious criticism OF APP
pointees of the Governor whom they
don't like.
II is stated on good authority that
one OF the Governors department
heads has addressed him in this wise,
Governor the reason why you have
lost friends is because you appointed
to office three of the rankest Home
Rulers in the Territory, the two Boyds
and Treasurer Wright"
II is apparent from the foolish re.
moyal talk coupled with the vicious
criticism gratuitously offered, that tho
Governor has in his fold Of so-called
friends individuals who form an az
gregation of knife wielders aud trou
BILE generators, who, not content with
urging him on in Territorial blockade
tactics, endeavor to destroy the Gov
ernor's confidence in his appcintees by
the most malicious and cowardly tas-
ties known to public life. As a r:a.ter
OF fact the two Boyds and Treasurer
Wright have done more TO strengthen
the Governors administration than
any members of his so-called "coun-
ell. far more indeed than the cowardly
intriguer who has seen 1T to make them
an object of what was expected by him
to be secret attack. J.H. Boyd and w.
II. Wright have been the only mem.
beers of the Governors official family
who have done anything towards
strengthening the Republican party or
securing a more kindly feeling in op.
position ranks toward the administra.
ton. Had 1t not been for the efforts
of these men 1t is more than probable
that the Governor would have been not
only without Territorial funds but with
appropriations as well.
1t Is highly probable that the under.
hdhueu CRITICISM that mas been offered
is due quite AS much to jealousy as II
Is to the inherent desire of certain fac
tional tools to make trouble. Cover
nor Dole has men in his official family
who spend the energy they should de-
vote to the public service. in covertly
backbiting and berating official asso-
ciates and openly heaping calumny
upon the citizens on whom the Repub-
lican party and the Territorial admin
istration must depend for votes. Such
political and official elements are
wholly destructive and beneath con-
tempt. Lacking in integrity them
selves they seek to drag others to their
own level. This they cannot do. how
ever. so far as the Boyds and Treasur-
err Wright are concerned. The people
know these men too well to give heed
to open or covert attacks.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-10
WILLIAM AULD.

The late William Aud was a man
who commanded universal respect and
his record in public and private life
was marked by calm anu even action
along the lines at highest integrity
His death removes one of the links
which connect the activities of the
present day with Hawaii's past. His
thorough knowledge of former DAYS
and his intelligent grasp of new prob
lens as they arose made him a man
who was much sought for advice and
suggestion by all classes.
MIR. Aud was not a leader in the
sense that he forced himself into the
exciting struggles of political affairs. He
was sought rather than seeking. His
tendencies were strongly conservative
and his influence exerted for peace.
full adjustment of sharp political differ.
ences that aroused the people during
the years of his active life. OF late
years Mr.. Aud, in spite of failing
health. has continued his interest in
public life and accepted such duties
90 nc ""s aDie " iuinll' lie was ever
thoughtful for the people OF his race
to whom he was steadfastly loyal. He
appreciated the trend of the forces
working changes in our social and pc.
iitical life and he used every endeavor
to lead friend and foe to accept condi-
lions in a manner best suited to social,
moral and political progress.