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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-28

That the New York Sunday World
newspaper printed on the face OF the
earth Is evidenced by the fact that
The World prints 100000 more copies
per month than any other newspaper
anywhere TO make sure of getting n
copy of this greatest OF all magazine
newspapers next Sunday ~ Will be
we'll to order from your nswsdealer In
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-28

costume could be developed from this design by
ing green chiffon broadcoh The skirt is made long and
has down the the edges slightly parted and the
rounded the foot darker shade of velvet
which the skirt which the cloth portion
The made length semhtting The
sleeves made kmono style shaped sections each
tapping the other and joined the skirt portion of the coat
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-28

on due chiefly its being gathered from ponds into which
sewage flows and from filth introduced by the hands feet of
aborers or horses hoos generally agreed that such ice
contain germs of typhoid fever.
But there really much danger from ordinary
aamss sometimes close examination made by the
shows that the number of epidemic diseases attributable
ice small The for the small mortality from Infection
of which have authentic record due of
agencies safeguards which tend by of successful emn
alton to reduce entirely destroy the bacterial life that
have been originally the polluted have
eced the ice after its formation harvesting One OF the
chief of these is known the filtration of freezing and
another perhaps the important the epurifcaon of
the effect OF low the vitality and life of the bac
terra themselves OF there dangers arising from handling
and from flowing ponds greater thickness
If the would only make short against the office
holding trust this better would follow quickly
The financial furry have passed, and deposiors,
we'll as bankers breathing easier
The Republicans their rising
popular tide
The president 4oer May many of the day be his
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-28
Health and Beauty Notes

dainty mouth wash which one giri
has concocted for her own use is made az
follows Tincture OF rose. one ounce: al.
cohol. one ounce: orris. one OUNCE. es-
sence OF white peppermint. 20 drops. Mix
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-28

conhde in her, and the amount of informa-
tion that one who is willing to play audi
ence garners during the course Of year
Is astonishing.
Much conversation is choked of fire.
quently. especially when the takers are
young people. by refusal on the part OF
some to admit ignorance on the topic in
question. There seems to be an idea such
an admission Is cause for being
ashamed.
No greater mistake than this can be
made. and instead OF being afraid TO say
that one does not know. 1t is better to
swing to the other extreme and plead ig-
noranoe even when one does know. There
is always some one most ready to tell all
about IL, and experience will demonstrate
how often the know IL alls" know Il
wrong. This Is amusing to the listener and
at the same time the main purpose OF the
moment has been accomplished. which
was to make the other person do the talk
ing and enjoy himself
Frequently, too, valuable information is
acquired and ones own store OF knowl-
edge Is increased materially
To pretend that one already knows
! whatever there is TO be told OF whatever
the topic may be Is 10 cut oneself off en-
.tirely from learning anything OF Il and
at the same time Is absolute death TO
conversation. No one can know every
thing, but there Is no better way of nick
ing up odd bits OF knowledge and al the
same time gaining a reputation OF being
n good listener than by admitting igno-
rance upon the matter In question
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-28
Engaged Girls of Denmark

IL Is with the deepest pity that the
American engaged girl thinks OF the
maidens or Denmark The Danish girl
never experiences the pleasure OF recelv-
ing "A diamond solitaire as an engayeuor,
ring She Is presented by her nance with
plain gold band. which is worn on the
third finger of her left hand until the
wedding day arrives. Then the bridoeroom
changes the ring TO the right third Anger
which is the ularrias. anger in that coun.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-28

The financial furry have passed, and depostor
yell as bankers, breathing easier.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-28

If the would only make short against the office
holding this better would follow quickly
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-28

The Republicans haveost heart in their efforts the rising
popular tide
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-27

per avenue. has issued Invitations for
q card party for Tuesday afternoon a.
which she viii Introduce Miss Beuiah
stern. of Denver.
Mrs. n r. Hickey. North Walter
street. will entertain the Tuesday Lit
erary club this week. when three new
members Mrs. Marsh. Miss FERGUSON
and Miss Baidr.dge. VII attend.
Mr.. and Mrs n. y. BOddlngton. Of
FL Paso. are the guests % MI and
Mrs r. T. Moore. ili5 West Tileras
avenue.
Mrs n. J. Collins. East Central
avenue. gave an informal musicale
Monday night to the members Of the
Presbyterian choir. IN honor 81 Mr..
Robert Cecil Rhodes. 81 san Fran
cisco. ho leaves soon for New York
city. Musical number were rendered
by Nj. Rhodes. Miss Cora Odjard. the
gifted Yigiinisf Mrs Collins n the
choir.
Mrs. n g. WhitcOmb. Of wichita.
Kas.. T. in the city visiting friends
Mrs Whitcomb will visit El Paso be-
fore returning 70 Kansas
The first meeting ~ the season 20
the Estreila Literary society was held
40 the home OF the Misses De TuillO.
North Arno street. Saturday afternoon
The following program was given
Talk on Burns .... Marie Burns
Music ..... Nloletta De Tullio
Halloween Customs. Lucy Edle
ReadlnR-Burns poem. "Hallow-
cen ... Gladys Mclaughlin
ALH p" boz %" LLLE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-27

J.. n. Wr0th. Mr.. b. spltz. Mrs. p
u. Lester Mrs ~ B Field. Mrs. vs.. =.
Strickler. Mrs 3 Lewinson. Mrs J. r.
Pearce. M-s. T.. Stern, Mrs. +. Stern.
AIRS. ~. Stern. Mrs o. A. Matson, Mrs.
". O. Hope. Mrn. -. Di-ckmann. Mrs.
Npa Ilfeid. Mrs Robert Putney. Mrs.
Rusenwald. Mrs Dave ROsenwald.
Mrs r. Kempenich and the Misses
Julia and Lou -
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ~ O'Hieliy enter
,alned for Mrs. George 81. Primrose
~ a box party and supper after the
performance bv the Primrose company
on Friday night The guests were
Mrs. Primrose. SIR. and Mr.. Frank
and Mrs A. y McGahey, Mr. and Mrs.
Maynard GuusuL
The ladies % 81 Johns guild gave
Ia reception for the new rector and
wife on Wednesday evening ~ the res
ldence Of Mr and Mr. rs. D. Childers.
IN spite % the rainy evening "a large
number 10 church people welcomed
Mr. and Mn. Cook TO Albuquerque.
The brotherhood Of 81. Paul gave
a banquet Friday evening lu honor OF
Bishop Cranstnn. Both the dinner and
N#N ~" AAH" #|Hf MA"hhHa
enjoyed.
Rabbi Chapman has announced the
engagement Of his daughter. Miss
Julia. 10 Mr. Joseph Frieberg. "a meme
Der Of the firm 81 FrieberR Bros.
clothing merchants Of this city.
Mrs. A. B McMmlen al her home on
North Walter street entertained At
q five hundred party Saturday after
% % MIS-. McMillcu WAS assisted by
Mrs J. r Luthy. Mrs ID a Bittner.
and he Misses Luthy and McAilien.
The guests were Mrs. g n. Conner.
Mrs J. p Luthy Mrs, Mcclellan. Mrs.
- A. Bittner. Mrs l. q Rke. Mrs =
A Reedy. Mrs r. Mcdonald. Mrs. p
%. Cornish. Mrs. Shoup. Mrs r. u.
Harlow. Mrs %. :. klock. Mrs. o
Dieckmann. Mrs Thomas Mrs. Ray
mOnd Stamm Mr. Alfred Frost, Mrs
- l. M'dirf. Mrs r. r. Asplund: the
Misses Bhldridge Abbott. DIN. Menaul
Ferguson. Hewitt. spauidinR.
The Daughters 81 the American
Revolution met az the home ~ Mrs.
o. IT. Dunbar West Coal emu sat
urday afternoon Mrs Lester 20 an
interesting paper, while AIRS Slelght
and Mrs. Aruo HuninE gave interest
Mexico which BE- the subject OF
study for the year.
Miss Constance Abbott. i02 North
Twelfth street. was hostess AZ a
luncheon Friday. given 10 ono % her
guest, Miss Emma DIN. % East
orange. - J.
Mrs John Lee Clarke. b09 West
Roma Kenue VIII entertain az cards
"Wednesday afternoon a. the Wom-
club building on Gold n
Miss Beulah stern. - Denver. Colo.
"a the guest 81 her uncle and aunt.
and Mrs. n T.. stern. los North
Eighth street
Mrs J. a. Weinman, SOS West Cop
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-27
MRS MARY GREGovIcH
or ~Phiiip-burg. Montana. Tcll- How
Size Ma- Cured % Dandruff.

OF phiiip-burg. Montana. Tells How
She Ma- Cured of Dandruff.
Mrs MARI Gregovtch of philipsburg.
Montana. under date Of Nov. IS. 1888.
writes had typhoid y this
summer. consequently was losing my
hair terribly. and my head IN places
was perfectly bald. New bros Herpi-
eide had just come into use IN Philips
burg. and the doctor strongly recon
mcnded IL 10 me. After 9 or 4 ap-
pilcnfions my hair stopped fall
ing out. ana 81 coming IN agai quite
thick. used 10 be troubled greatly
with dandrum. 81 which ] am now
quite cured XII the dandrum germ
with Herpicide sold by leading drug
gists send Iec In sfamns fer sam
pie % The Herplcide CO.. Detroit
Mich. Two sizes. soc and tL0e. b II.
briggs a CO.. special agents.
Iuruffure rrrairs. Ghas- T. kepp@er.
si1-ta Seafh ~~rend-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-27
FIRST pREsBYTERIAx CHURCH.
AUCTION!

WEDNESDAY,. OCT. s0TH. 1850 r.
NJ. $40 WEST TIJERAS AVENUE.
AT THE HOME OF MRS. n. MAN
DELL THE HANDSOME FURNISH
TNcs OF HER s-ROOM HOME WILL
co At AUCTION. GOODS CONSIST
IN PART OF Ss5 MAJESTIC RANGE:
s35 REFRIGERATOR. KITCHEN
UTENSILS. DISHES. OAK DINING
TABLE AND CHAIRS. SIDEBOARD. >
WARDOBES. LEATHER AND OAK
ROCKERS. NORRIS CHAIR. CEN
TER TABLES. OAK SETTEE.
FRENCH CLOCK. RUGS. STOVES.
BED ROOM SUITES. SIS FOLDING
RED. , CHfFFONIERS. SANITARY
Couch. SPRINGS. MATTRESSES.
SEQ PIANO N USE But THREE
MONTHS. TIC. stE GOODS TUES
DAY BEFORE SALE
SCOTT KNIGHT. AUCUONEER.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-27

que society people. The talented
young %planlstc studied az Notre Dame
and for the past year has studied with
Mis- Menaul. Her program WAS well
chosen and her playing delighted her
audience Mrs. Roy W. Mcdonald,
Acll known 10 an Albuquerque music
lovers. assisted Miss Yrisarrl.
The Ten Dons We're entertained az
dinner at the residence Of Mr.. ". r.
Johnson. West Central avenue. on
Thursday evening The paper uf the
evening WAS read by Mr.. p. b. GriHtN
and an Interesting discussion fol-
lowed.
Mrs. James Mitchell. Of 81. Louis.
was the guest OF honor a. q party
given by MT. ana Mrs. otto J.. kra-
mer OF 7if East Iron aycnu The
evening was pleasantly passed In
games and the entertainment fur
nlshed by Tina and Mite. comedians.
The guests were Misses Laura ana
selma Kramer. q. Jones. J. Carol. n.
smith. a. shacfer. e. S~picgcrchuiter:
Meaara. George D'Hrlpn. Aimen Kra-
mcr. T. Jones. ~ Smith. W. Nye. n.
Milcr and J. Stole.
Tho Commercial club Wednesday
evening les spite ~ the steady DOWN
pour uf rain. attracted "a jolly crowd
COT young people who enjoyed the good
music and IetruahmHnts Dancing cone
rnued until "a late hour. Those at
tending we're M. and Mrs n o.
Collier Mise Abbott Miss Hedrirk.
Miss UIll. Miss Otrro. Miss Cos. Miss
Adele Co.'s Miss Clice. Miss Reed Miss
Teller MlHs Gufiieb. Miss Stein of
Denver Miss Henuessey Miss Pickett
HH HA-L. L..L
Leon HertEoE H WELLER. IS
white. r. J. Aser. Roy Stamm.
A. Faber J. stab. T. Niikerson. }
Wroth SweitzeI GladdinR. Holman.
q NJ Martin Myers. Cleland and
Sew
MI. and Sits. Ward. parents Of Mrs.
T. 81. Fee, have returned from q sum
msr iu tHn east sud WII make Albu-
guerlpf their home, having bought the
-ldNnre corner of Coal aNeuue and
FiUh street
Halinuee will not o. forgotten this
seer Reside ths usual outdoor pare
tics many Others have been PLANNED
hlr. ~. h Forh.s -Is Wast sIv.r
venue viii entertain st the fret 81
q series uf card paftlvs Miss Teller
500 he the hostess az a ghost party 90
fhe OUNCE social SET and the rul-
FfrsifF girls viii be- entertained Rs the .
Mises keieher and Walker ou North
Edith street Mayor and Airs Prank
Mckee HW also b. at home ta 3 num-
Der 90 their friends on that evening
Mrs Max SChuster. assisted bg her
Miss Marquette. who has
lately returned from q years ra4ldenre
Philadelphia. EaVe the first ~ n
series uf bridge pariies un "Wednesday
afternoon af her home au West Cop
per avenue The house was beautifully
decorated wlth dahllas and cosmos.
q delicious supper uas served. The
present were. Mr. D. l. Medier.
Mr. 81 4. Brooks Mrs Alfred Gruns-
feld. Mrs Ivan Grunsfeld. Mrs. Hiida
GruuHfeid. Mn. n. Wainman. Mrs.. A.
IA MnHaHas AZ "A "a Nwa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-27
USE ALIENS %F0oT-EASE

A pawaer 20 ~ shakeu into the shoes n you
have Tired achinr fest trr Aiisu's Foof-
E-e a. rests thF feet ana makes neN -
uEhf shaea nasy. Cures acnfnE swollen f@t
Relieves curns and huufons ~ All pain ana
nfrea rest and comfort Try e. to-day sold
~ al uruaElafa mnf Hne@ Stores Use
uunn atnerf any Substitutes Pr FREE
trial packaEs afsu Pres sample q the
FooT-EAsE sanitary cuRS-PAn . nsW
invenuon. address Alisn q olmsfed =
Hoy. n. T. -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-27
BAPTIST

Preaching 81 II a m subject,
The Worlds Greatest Locomotive.
ana az 80 ,. m. subject. The Hunt
CT and the Game" sunday school 81
st5 a m. Young Peoples meeting
AZ sac p m. 10 e. important that al
members and friends of The church be
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-27
Where TO
WORSHIP
ooNGREGATIoNAL cHrRcH.
Corner Broadway and Coal avenue.
Rev. Wilson J. Marsh, Pastor.

HNNN N#A LANaA a. anu 1R4A NHNAAAFHN
Rev. Wilson J. Marsh, Pastor.
Strangers welcome. Sunday school
a. s-45 a. m The pulpit will be oc-
cupied both morning and evening by
members Of the NJ. F.. conference.
Morning service at II o'clock
Gloria.
Praise God.
Anthem-By choir, Savior. Pilot
Ne 81 s NANttliNh Nd
The offertory solo By Mr. Rhodes.
who viii sing by request. Out OF the
Deep" by Marks.
Rev j. A. Geissenger. pastor OF
the First NJ y. church Of Fl PasO.
viii preach. Subject. The Presence
and Providence of God IN the world %
Mr.. r. NJ Lester. organist.
Evening service al 1880 o'clock.
Special song service with orchestra as
alsting Rev. Richard A Morley. D..
D.. Of Las Vegas. will deliver the ad-
dress.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-27

present at the morning service. as the
pastor has a special message The
public Is cordially invited. In the
morning Mrs. Collins will sing a solo.
other music BY the choir. In the
evening music viii be led by a chorus
choir.
ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Corner sixth street and Silver ave. }
Rev. T.. MoSer, Pastor.
Sunday school at $50 q. m. Eng
llsh service at II a.. m. The sermon
will be preached by the Rev c. r. Lu-
cas-. AlamOgOrdo. German service al
1880 o. m. The pastor will speak on
Who Is Fit for the Kingdom Of
God?"
| HIGHLAND VI. r CHURCH, SOUTH.
C315 south ArnO)
Sunday school at s:45 a. m. Preach
ing al 1880 p. m Epworth League at
s:30 ,. m.
81. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Rev. Fletcher Cook. Rector.
Worship with sermons at IL a. m.
and 7.sO d. m. Morning sermon on
The Smallness and Greatness Of
Man"
ON1EfllO
Early mass. Z a. m. High mass and
sermon. $50 a. m. Evening service
and conference. 7.30.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Services sunday at IL a. m. al room
a5. Grant building. corner Of Central
avenue and Third street. Subject
Everlasting Punishment sunday
school at s:45 a. m. "wednesday even
ing meeting at 7:30 o'clock Reading
room open daily from ? to 4 p m.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Corner Broadway and Gold avenue)
Rev. r. 4. Chill. Pastor.
Bible school at 10 a. m. Preaching
az II By the pastor. Subject. The
Most Excellent Way" second sermon
OF a series on the ext. Rev. Steele.
one OF the visiting Methodist minis
ters. pastor Of the santa Rosa. n. NJ.
church. will occupy the pulpit In the
evening. Good music will be provided.
FIRST PRESBYTEHuAN CHURCH.
Corner Fifth street and Siive
Rev. Hugh 4. Cooper. Pastor.
Secretary McAfee OF the Home Mis-
sion board Of the Presbyterian church,
viii occur the pulpit both morning
and evening. at IL a. m and 1880 p.
m. sunday school at s:45 a. m, and
Young Peoples meeting at 6:45 p. m.
Mrs. Roy Mcdonald Is solOist az the
morning service.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-27
rIRsr MErnopIsT EPISCOPAL.

Rev. y. &. Rollins. ID. D.. Pastor.
Conference love feast al y o'clock.
Sunday school meets this morning at
10 o'clock. Today Is Rally day.
Strangers are welcome Public wor-
ship a. II a. m. and 1880 y. m Ep-
worth League at $50. a cordial well
come 10 an. Following is the order
for the day
Morning Worship.
organ prelude.
Hymn-"Glorious Things 81 Thee
Are Spoken"
Apostles Creed-All uniting.
Gloria Patrl.
Responsive Reading - %Forty-third
sunday.
Vocal solo-"Tm a Pilgrim.
Miss lone Reynolds
The Lesson.
Prayer.
organ response.
pffertorV.
Hymn-Han Thou, n Despised
Jesus"
sermon. by Bishop Earl crans,on,
IL. y.
Vocal solo. There Is a Land ...
Cransneld
Miss lone Reynolds.
Hymn. Majestic Sweetness sits En-
throned-
Benedictiou.
organ gostiude.
Evening Sersice.
Evening order.
organ prelude.
Praise service.
Evening lesson.
Hymn.
Home Missions and Church Extension.
The Rev. r c. Anderson. the Rev. II
Van N~alkenburgh.
Vocal Solo-Mrs : b. Miller.
Freedmen's Aid work
The Rev. j. A GeissinEer. ID. D.
HYMN.
nenediction.
organ postlude.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-27
MUST Be
a MONTHS ON
CLAIMS
New Order of Interior Depart
ment Requires Over a Years
Bona Eide Residence,

The following important order has
been issued from the United states
land office in santa Fe.
Department Of the Interior. United
states Land office. santa Fe. y. N.
oct. -. 1907.
Notice is hereby given that. pursu-
ant 70 departmental instructions 90
october Il, 1907. tn all cases where
homestead entries are made after No
vember 1, 1907. Communication proofs
must show actual and continuous bona
tide residence for the fun period Of
fourteen months.
In an cases where the entries were
made before November 1. 1907. tho
rule heretofore existing that six
months constructive residence follow
ing the date Of the entry will be con-
sidered as a part Of the required four
teen months residence. viii remain
in force. MANUEL r. oTERO.
Register.
FRED MULLER. Receiver
How 10 Cure a Cold.
The question % how q cure a cold with.
cut unn~ce~sary loss u time IL one IN whirh
quicker a co4d IL gotten nd o. the less dan
ger q pneunonia and other serious dis
e@ses Mr.. p W. l. Hail @ Waveriy. Va.
has used Chamhsrlaln's Cough Remedy for
yeara and says Il nrmn believe cham
osrtalns cough Remedy 20 Be- absolutely the
best preparation on the market for cosds I
have commeude u % my friends and
they al agree with me" For sale - all
drosrss
All kinds window shades IN stock
n made to order. Futreile Furnf-
ture company. west end OF viaduct.
Want someshinEs Turn 20 me classified
columns Of TIN MorDkng JournAl-ou may
ind " m two mtnutrs.
Every copy OF svery issue of the Morning
ieurnal should 10 a salesman Zoe ysa.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-27

Nus y Roberts 81 North Walter
street. Entertained the d1Imltafr giris
Of the University on Friday evening
Games aarf played and delicious ~
frrshmeufa served.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-27

Mr.. and Sits. ward. parents Of Mira
l. d. Fee, have returned from q sum.
msr lu the east end WHl make Albu.
gurrIDH tneif home having bought the
residence cetuer of Coal avenue and
Firih street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-27

The recital given b. Miss Yusarn.
daughter 81 Mr. n Airs Iaruhn
YnsarfL AZ the Woman club on
ThlfedaN afternoon uas greatly en-
lsgtd - a large number of Albu4uer-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-27

Furniture r-rair chas a. EepPds
sI1-fa @eufh ~~rond.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-27

Mrs n O.. WhitcOmb. Of Wichita.
Kas. q iu the city visiting friends
Mrs Whitcomb will visit El Paso be-
fore returning 70 Kansas.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-21
ROWLAND WILL
HAVE To
CD
E. ]. Lord Says No Work
Until Department
Is Cleaned.

Il am going away on business in
connection with the dredging contract
obtained by the Hawaiian Dredging
Company for the new Slips said z.
j. Lord yesterday as he was about to
board the steamer Siberia for the
Coast, 'but I want to say before 1
leave Honolulu that there will be no
work done under this contract until
the Department of Public Works is
cleaned out from top to bottom. 1t is
understood in official circles that HoI-
loway is to resign on November 1, and
with him are to go both the How
lands. When they are gone the con-
tractors can commence work with the
assurance that no unnecessary STUN
bling blocks will be put in their way.
The only reason that the various con-
tractors have for being glad that Hol-
loWay is to resign is that Howland
will step out at the same time, because
the worst thing that any of us have
against the superintendent of Public
Works is that he has let Rowland run
amuck and do things that no man of
experience or of good judgment would
do. Holloway himself is man of good
personal judgment and man with
whom the various contractors could
get along. but no contractor so far has
hnoy, oh 10 oil
Howland is man who knows nothing
of what he undertakes to oversee and
makes up for his ignorance with his
off1ciousness.
Il understand that James T. Taylor
will be the next Superintendent of
Public Works. At least, that is the
information given me by those men
whom 1 suppose know what they are
talking about. Holloway's term does
and it is possible that he
may hold office until that time, but L |
hope not, if Howland has to stay until |
he is kicked out. 1t doesn't look as if !
he would quit before, no matter what
the Legislature or the public may think
and say about it.
CAS- soon as I return from Columbus, |
Ohio, 1 am going to start proceedings
against the government for payment |
for the work 1 did on the contract for |
laying the bar-lock pipe to the Nuuanu |
reservoir. On that contract have done
nothing since about the first of May, /
and don't intend to do anything until |
| get my money for what 7 have done.
The time limit on that contract expired |
some time last July. If I am so much
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