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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-09

sent method of censoring unwhole.
somely suggestive representations too
frequently appear. There is no way to
know how far these exhibitions work
to the end Of suggesting crime or evil
conduct. Occasionally, however. in.
stances occur which show that the
picture show is accountable for crime.
Such case has just developed in New
York. a thirteenyear-old boy has con
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-09

Arrest followed so swiftly that the boy
has by now probably lost his faith in
the truthfulness of the motion picture
as a portrayal of the life of a law
breaker This incident should be useful
in indicating to the censors of motion.
picture films that the Juvenile mind
is precicious, and that all forms Of
suggestion are hazardous Washing.
ton Star
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-09

fessed after arrest to the robbery Of a
tobacco and candy store, which he en-.
tered by boring holes with an auger
around the lock- after the fashion
shown in a Geographic representation
of crime. 1t was so easy in the
picture that the lad thought it must
be easy in practice. It proved to be
not at all difficult, bat the subsequent
events were not up to representation.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-09
MOTION PICTURES AND GRIMES

Since the motion picture has become
a nation wide source of amusement the
moral effect of the exhibition offered
to the public has been gravely discus
sed. Public apprehension on this score
has been more or less allayed by the
ass france that every film exhibited at
a regular licensed place of entertain
ment has been previously censored by
a board composed of men who pre-
sumably represent the higher princi-
pies Cf civic conduct Despite the pre-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-09
CITY MAUSOLEUM

The system burial The method being adopted every
where throughout civilized world Approved by the Hawaiian
Board Plans and specifications approved by Marston Camp
bell Superintendent Public Works The change from earth burial
to the plan urgently demanded by conditions they exist
in Honolulu at the present time
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-08-25
JUNTAS PRlMARIAS.
fuerOn Grandemente Atendidas pOr
los Republicans dc los PreCintOS

La Junta primaria del precin-
to No 3, fue tenida el Lines en-
la noche en- casa de Don Benigno
Martinez. Don Florentino Mon
toya fue nombrado spresidente,
Don Juan +. Kavani ugh y Don
Francisco Esquibel, ee preiden-
ties y Don Apolonio Sena como
secretario.
Los siguientes fueron nombra-
dos delegados para representa-
ese distrito en- la convention de
condado que sera tenida en- esta
ciudad en- la casa de cortes ell Sd
bado pr6ximo para nombrar
nueve delegados q la convention
constitutional que sc instalara
en- Santa F6 el dia 3 de Octubre
de 1910: Eugenio Romero, Be-
nigno Martinez, Esteban Gutter
rez, Luis Sedillos, Eugenio Du
ran, Enrique Sena, Florentino
Montoya, Juan Tafoya.
En- la misma noche fu6 tenida
la primaria del precinto No. 5,
en- la casa de cortes. FL Hon.
Secu ndino Romero, presidente
de la Comisi6n Central Republi-
cana de condado llam0 la iunta
al crden.
Don Pablo Jaramillo, fue no.
minado presidente. Los seho.
res Felipe Montoya y Juan Flo.
renee vice. -presidente Y Don Ade.
laido Tafoya secretario y Don
Salomon Asst, asistente secreta.
rio:
Debido al gran entusiasmo y as
piracion que habfa entire ell pue.
hlo de ese precinto ell Hon. Secun.
dino Romero introdujo una reso.
lucion que en- lugar de once de-
legados que tenian que ser nom
brados ALI aquella noche para
atender q la convention de con.
dado fuesen nombrados veinte
y dos, sujetos & medic voto ca
da uno.
La resolution fue unanimemente
adoptada y luego Sc procedi6 al
nombramiento de los siguientes
delegados:
@. A. spiess, seeundino Romero,
Lore MO Delgado, Pablo Jaramillo,
Miguel +. DesMarais, Serafn Baca,
Pablo Vigil, Francisco Lopez, Dona-
ciano Otero, Adelaide Tafoya, Isidro
Archuleta, Manuel Gallegos, Pedro
Ortiz, Jose p. Mares, Jose l.. Calm
Dire, Feliciano Mares, Felipe Monto-
va, Hugh Galloway, Jose A. Gallegos,
Juan Florence, Salomon Asse and
Frank Cutler.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-08-25

estados Y territories della Union
porque la perfection absolute es
impossible en- este mundo Y es ".
gular que unos coieen de un pie
v otros de otro.
Asf es que q la pregunta sobrs
que vamosa hacereuando vengael
'stado sc debe contestar que va.
mos q sacar todo ell provech,
possible de las ventaias que nos
ofrece, procurando educarnos 9
instruirnos de una manera mas
cornpleta y efcaz, q fin de que
los habitantes del estado de Nue
vo Mexico Sc hallen al nivel de-
los dem6s de la naci6n en- como.
cimientos ciyicos y en- espfrItU
pGblico. FL estado nos traera
mejoramiento en- todos respec.
tos no solamente mediante la
ayuda que da el acta de habili
taci6n con los donativos de Ger
ca de siete millones de acres de
terrenos p6blicos para escueIas
comunes 6 instituciones de esta-
do sino con otros benefcios de
yorimportancia sepodran
conseguir cuando Nuevo Mexico
tenga dos senadores y dos repre-
sentantes en- ell Congreso. La
elimination y pago de las deudas
de los condados signifca alivio
para todo ell pueblo y gran re.
duccioD en- la pro rata de tasa-
clones. En estos benehcios Y o
tros muchos participaran los hi,
JOS del pals, porque son y serAu
iguales ante la ley, y nadie puedt
privarlos de los derechos que les
garantizan la constitution y lat
leyes del pals.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-08-25
COSAS QUE QUItRtN tSIABIECtR
CltRTOS 0RGANOS OF Ia OPO-
SIcI0N.


la. Que el partido Democra-
Ia es el partido del pueblo V Ell
defensor de la libertad v no eli
propagador de las mentiras Y
musaranas como 10 da q enten.
der su registro en- los Estados
Unidos y en- Nuevo Mexico.
IA. Que la ielicidad del pueblo
de Nuevo Mexico depende de que
ell maneio de los negocios pGbli-
cos sea confiado al partido De.
mocrata, a fin de que Sc repitan
las "dragonadas " del noventa
y tres, y Sc restaure en- ell conda-
do de San Miguel la supremacia
de los devotos de Silva Y de los
Gorras Blancas.
Ia. Que no haya estado para
Nuevo Mexico ST es que no so po-
ne balo ell patronato del parti.
do Democratic y Sc incorporan
en- la constitution todas las no.
velerias y desaciertos que ha in
ventado el novfsimo populismo
y demagogismo de la demoera-
cia.
IA. Que Sc borre el registro
pasado del partido Democratic '
Sc proclame como artieulo de ie
que todos los hombres honra-
dos, patriotas y desinteresados
Sc encuentran solamente dentro
de las tilas del partido Dem6cra.
ta, y que afuera de ese partido
no hay honestidad nj PATRIOTS.
mo.
! 5a. Que los ciudadanos Que
llevan el apeilido de Romero, J
no portan como signo de reden,
cion ell collar de la democracia
no esten intitulados q ocupai
ning0n empleo pGblico, aunqut
asi 10 quiera la mayoria del pue
! bio, y que aquellos que sean EN-
pleados q pesar de llamarse Ro
nero, sean denuneiados Y vilih
cados q fin de que ell encono !
despeeho de las cabecillas Demo
J cratas tenga la debida satisfac
cion Y desahogo.
4 6a. Que tan pronto come
pase la election de delegados
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-08-25

a convention Constitutional Y
Sc yea la certidumbre de que Sc
adopte una constitution "sana
y segura recomendada por el
Presidente Taft, Sc inaugurara
la santa cruzadap EN- contra
de la constitution a fin de pro-
eurar derrotarla y para que ia.
mas sea estado Nuevo Mexico 81
no entra a la Union bajo auspi-
clos de la democracia.
"a. Que en- ell evento de que
Sc adopte la constitution por In
mayoria de los votantes drlTer-
ritorio, y Nuevo Mexico Sc yea
revestIdo de la dignidad de un
estado soberano, los 6rganos V
cabecillas del partido Dem6cra.
ia seguiran adelante con Ia cam
pana denunciatoria baio la teo-
ria de que la perseverancia EN- Ia
vlllficacion podra algun dia traer
ell truto apetecido de la victoria.
ga. Que la iniciativa, ell refe-
rendum y la revocatoria son las
panaceas y remedies universities
para todo NAL 6 iniusticia que
pueda aQuelar al estado, mayor
mente cuando son de La inven.
clon y Sc quieren introducir en-
las leyes fundamentales del esta-
do bajo auspicios democrat ticos
ga. Que una de las piedras an.
gulares del edifieio democratico
es y debe seguir siendo que los
ciudadanos hispano-americanos
no disfruten de privilegios igua.
lies con los demas ciudadanos,
sino que Sc haga 10 possible para
que priven en- alg1n tempo fu-
turo en- Nuevo Mexico los m6to.
dos inaugurados en- Arizona v
los que la democracia de aIgu-
nos condados de este Territorio,
ha iniciado en- desventaia de los
hispano-americanos de la misma
fe politica.
l0a. Que se proclame en- to-
das ocasiones y en- todos ITEM
pos que no puede hober buen GO.
bierno nj honestidad sino baio
81 maneio Y direction del partido
Democrats, n que todo es cor.
rupci6n Y deshonestidad EN- ell
partido Republican,, SO admi-
nistraci0n nacional Y territorial
" en sus oiiciales, medidas ma.
nera de gobernar.
Estos diez mandamientos So
encierran en- dos, que son resta-
blecer el edificio derrumbado de
la democracia Y dar raci0n oG.
cial d los nspirantes dem0cratas
que bastante la necesitan.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-08-25
ELOCUENTE DlSCURSO
PrOnunCiadO pOr eI Juel Mann en- Ia
Casa de Opera eI LINES en- Ia
NOChe.

Muy elocuente estuvo ell dis
curse que pronunci0 el Juez Mann
en- la casa de Opera el Lines en-
la noche, tocante al referendum &
iniciativa del cual los democrd
tas quieren hacer capital politi-
co para eleiir q sus delegados 8
la convention constitutional. De.
clar0 que este no solamente era
contrario q los provistos de la
constitution de los Estados Uni.
dos, sino que tambien son una
molestia y aun peligroso para
los estados en- donde son pucs-
tas en- uso,
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-08-25

81 usted no tiene tempo de
ejercitarse regularmente, las re-
guladoras de Doan prevendran
constipation. Inducen una sua.
We, liviana y saludable acci6n de
los intestinos sin affection. Pre-
gunte q sus boticarios por elias.
20 centavos,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
M DSON RIVER REGATTA.
Hudson Boat club Wins Three Events
and Nonors Of the bay.

Tho Hudson Elvcr Rowing Association
held ~ fourth annual regatta Yesterday
over IN. Waysrley Course with tho hni-h
In front Of the Waverley Boat Club AZ tho
foo, ~ ls5th street Five events com.
uC-ad the programme, II was In order that
the Hudson Boat Tub should win three Of
the rA,e- thereby ,arTying 81 tho honor-
~ Tho day The four Dared barge vent TO
the Atlauitr Boat cub
tua pTty" came 10 tho Harlem River
The N"upareil Boat club won he junior
Crn'iI eel" after ~" rae u ~ the W ahnetAh
Boat 'luh and he Metropolitan Rowing
club ~" summary
Junior singh avg Won hI " noS,. ~
Hudson hn., ,igh '.ors- Iorl''h, ~ VEL. s,s
Foat ~ trird Tive : minutes - seconds
Junior 'rnupsdr Won hy Nonparsil hoa'
NJ Sii Srhw sTtl 10 Il " Pears stroke
Warr'ah Hort '.u second. With " hAlleTan.
Sow on N,4 fo-s N aiopoSs Tao 100 G ciaS
'h.rs W,9 h.Fsc ooS u P.I nInSr . MS z
T,r. .-'In.r,s, !. .-coni.
5uuior Four naIrt i'arEr Won hy Hudson
o1' i 49,, Si,h " u HG" ;ross Nv W 60
coIsssin., Metropolitan Towing SIb. Sseo g,Si
VAIN N,alanu Rnat Cub third 1lih q Brisgs.
bo~ = Horton. 80 u Grtan. No = ot
minutes ~ s-rond-
jgnor pqa6iss, Gls ,woa ~ , hudson Eoot
Wsvsriy noat t'iub. ,econd wtb 1 FIchisn.
boW j ,loonAn stros" n1oomingdAie Boat
s,rosc rimr s niinuiss 81 ,econds
-Four Dared IArg~ S.nor Won by Atlantic
inns SO . Hushe- s,roSs ! Hcyns.
co-.uHIr Ncti,r Roat Grub second. With Z.
" MI ornsfr,n. .sro.e : -Hsyns csI.Ssls
Metropolitan loNing Cigb. third. Nith " Hart
Ho~ "os s;ts.. - I .,. I.us, NO a
s-ia" Tiuu'es % -ccond-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
BEDWELL UEFTNITELY orr.
Kentucky Racing Commission Declares
HIn, an the Turf.

LENTNoIoN. Ky July "a. H q. Bedwell
and his string 81 twenty eight horses we're
ruled on ~ the state Racing Comm .--lon
here TO-DAY Bedweli Was forbidden
further racing ~ Judge Charles Prize At
IatoniA "a Jul, g. Nhen bio horse NadyI
showed signs OF having been doped and
could not Ie saddled
Secretary D. { Hopper and former
Paddo.k Judge " " - appeafeN before
The comm i-Eion "a hi- tehalf james \
BsEneff John , Walden 7. e. NsbUW.ll
and q n.ni ~ ~ taifprula h"r-"mrn " .rrd
int-S,ssitng for him Ill- trainer. lDHI-
X No rsary. us- declared "a good stand
ing Nav spencer. Who Wa ruled on ~
IAionia on the charge - dOping. Vas re-
instatsd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
BIICk TE,M ~ CONTESTS.
BurTnan Drives = Vile ~ DETROIT IN New
Ftgures for Track.

DTrnoIr. july -. In a special meet
put on by the Bgick auto racing team
Robert RuTman drove mil" IN a special
sixty IN 50 IS seconds. breaking the track
record
The I've milo race between RurmAn nnd
ouiS chevrolet uas won by the former
chevrolet won q mile rsca for Bui'k mode
10 defeating Buruan ma mtnute ~ seconds.
The ono mile match race for Mafqustt,
Howard Hall
Louis Chevrolet drove q mile exhibition
In Marquette buick iob In l minute 81
- Uuds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
SATURDAT'S GOLElNG
utrfin HINS HR00 kItN-
.prJsI TtRk TOg MN


mol 'rr no Long Island ,hAu,-
..H UrHn,lvn-for~st rars t'olf
ne I'onn-uy heat D.
r.. -lN holes bY Yp and %
timer hal th. strongest game
.H f.- Isk fayoFvd ham there
Hf.ug pOnnellS /. -upr~maTy
H. lp a. tho ninth and up a. the
Hri eighteenth holes. While Jathn
..r q hole IA the afternoon until
..~rt stood In the comfortable
.. 70 40 Win but ~ 70 rlay. Don.
uTtks anal the possession of the
....HF and tn-te vas Tuhnerup
,stlrn
....s rs fns tvre- of the clean hitting
'.-- % the Younger ~hool and ea' n
... ut snowlcsigr Of tho principles OF
.. nonneiiy. nov studying civil
. ing. has done all hts gOlhns ~
Fark While Catlin hr,t played NJ
Park. Brunklyn'z earliest publ"
.#t after an interval Of only summer
.N" Brtarvih links he two wears ago
b. .. member Of the Brookiy n , ore~t
,.f club Neither has an oppor-
.n play except on Saturdays and
E,ytrr won the beaten eight cup.
f, .s. noes Won in the ssS'ond sixteen
... r H., J /. CLARK ia the second beaten
>.h-pmoez who drives with a Clei X
e.. ever been below ~. madr a mar
g.. - rrlui and had q twelve foot put for
would have beaten the record
-... ... Duun-hy On Friday by stroke
.sgupeS n.-ded three puts The
.. - o.. 49, the be-t gross OF the hand %
.. ..t .r,m hts rating 81 -. fair enough
. rn. l.rnnn Of the odd does not Euide
.. -..- ~.Nrpmo~s had also the best
r. Dos" g"uditions. ho~eVer. gave
...H lr.Er 'p HIN
... tors me opening hole Of their
r.. n &. tg' after thar Donnelly was the
D .... OF agalr- tatltn. although twice
p. .. r..ugu COY half ON the second. but
.. DC. rsr If-u through ponnelly LAYING a
t..,...r.t. 4 Mss OF a inch put. the ball
,. . q cap lot Catlin the fourth. and
-. .". Os~ also picked up by Donnelly
..A toy the leader wAs that he got
... 81 me sixth after driy ing into the
l... ,tf..u vun the seventh In a dashink
... .. ..-ruN ug from the ground and
rr,..... . .tImy. he two next we're for
Do ....... ant he.wAS 4itto the turn and up.
... ... cath nOnnelly MAS up Catln
r....t ... cad couple by taking the
p. ..a.... and fourteenth. hut Donnelb'
........ 20 r.arglu bark at the home green
.,. cd three beginning In the after
,. A.. | t'lu should have won the fourth
......s had two poor shots but he
..... sat, tu" advantage by shooting his
.....t.4 81 INTO the trees. hereafter.
-. arru attn made rally when hope
. .-atsa everything counted for
.....f u MacClnton was the ref
...a ant hard WORKING one. while Miss
. 81 ...ruu.' WAsithe Official scorer. Young
.. ...E~ strongest rooter was hts
..- ..'1o.sh there was a large and I'M
ia.'... caller, OF the secondlound
.H .. A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17


Easy After that win number Of men hOiiiHg
the rsrh side. 10 push II into he Salrsroom
where II nov stAnds.
In . three dAy endurance con test Of A. rriIes
Ia norihwe>srn Missouri a columbia car driven
by Finest nnlsEei with ERECT road sore
the entry These psnAnshtions In tho frChnicAI
eNAninsuOn covered the loss OF Two dash bolts
s s't plSrc colamnis driycf made he oni,.
perfect sore In the en- mile all tonnrctirut
tour
Jack l. S,rssb. secretary and tre.surS Of The
The : bssTnE-. = a II massetos and
,he Bo~den wirs m.chShism sailsd fot nye
Line steamer ~ Louis last saturday
Mas husy man all dAy yesrrd a. the mr.,
IIii WintOn ~, had como a. town The car has
he Win,on FOLKS ,ay {, ;. he only car IN ih@
Wnrid that crAnEs itseii great many en-
her OF ihrni we're d~appoInird shsn SCI Proan
and his sai-sncn rciu~ad 10 >ell the new mArhne
uEht ~ the 'ooT
The crude ,bbsr situation = rapidly approach
ing point 81 critical I'm ottAnce n the owners
OF ,omohil~s f~o-nt aiVance ~ " per rrni
over the already Abnormai'E hiEh cost ~ auto
arraunE 90 The man Who runs h-s,y ar and
Whose trr Troubles arr "A ,tHaty calse Of 80
Tor In tire Wear i ~ commonly rroognSrd a. n
aiV Az pas Nitrout argument kScosnit ton %
this ndltnu snow o. "a the tpn~trIttOu 80 the
ar co1trf fAnElin motor 'sr. thro4 ghnut Viii, h
high Grade ~ Atrrial rathrr than huik II abe a.
rTo, de- tho uer~--ArN strength
For the Franklin II Il claimed hat It's Hghf
weight rOn-iTu-tion cuts the cost 81 tire main
tcnaHrr to ngure los than haR - large ~
that for = heavy The uEht weight II Oh
tsin~d pastD IN the engine and partb IN tre
construction OF the rest Of tho car Inc rnsinr
heins air cooled j. devoid % the weight OF vAtcr
cooling apparatus such - the radiator pump.
p,ps, and sIisf ssrs ,gs nH'shoI' the ss'
by TN einpur springs and lamipA'~i vol
rhssels frame and large Vheeis and ties MAXIM.
q combination hirh --rN - tO iessen road slio~k
and therefore 10 decrease the possibility OF tire
damage
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
Blshop, Lone BIeyrIe Jaunt.

-psrr' '4'If Brspa'Ch ~ THE SrN
IrNU'N. July 10. In the twenty -four
hour paced bicycle race on tho stadium
tract Bishop made SOiis miirs 1WelvO
started. but ONLY six finished
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17

car was Tilted er ~ %. dide until The hub rap-
rested upon the sklds. u wa comparatively
Easy after that win number Of men hoiiiug
the car oa rArh Side 10 push II into The SAlrs
where n nov stAnds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17

GREENvICH, July "a golf match
hetN cen nine Of The hest PlAyer- 81 the
Mykagyl Country club and the I'treuw D, o.
Country club TO-DAY resulted In - tie The
return game will he az Mykagyl The ~.or~
WykAgyl lnser o.. Hart. q. StgrEis n GIUrit.
Gaines, :: COadon. !. Naliby o Naguer. !.
GreenWiA Graham o c carroll. :
Naffod. q & TrIe~1alr u. } T Nr4ttsr. d.
T Todd. o. Il BEARD. . , y Armstrong %
IA Gillian /. Total .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17

BAE HNvToR. July - In spi's ~ a
pouring ~ that made golf unIlea Sant
and good = ORES almost out % the uu~--
ton sixteen nniSte. at the hrhu Valley
club to-day. including one woman There
was tie for first place let we.n Sauudr r-ou
and pr fMfey The -roTp- we're
Armour ~ SAundetSon. NcV Nork - ~
Dr Austin furfrS boston = ~ NrchibaI!
HARRISON. Noun h SEQ ~, D.. - pr " q tl,h
man. New NoTk, ". -. Dr Nathaniel Gtidrr
sleeve, PhilAdei phia. lOs. = a. { lAcd Nsv
YORK. 10 80 CASmir he r. Moi'~. Nrs
YORK. ". q 81 George = Robbins. PtUAI-' rL.a.
- 9 ". 7 Pratt NeN York IL - -
York. li5. /. 100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17

All amateur rrs ords we're broken a.
the Holly wood Golf club course Ne-trrdav
afternoon nv Fredsrick D Bach. Nho re-
corded a -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17

Vptrr0N MpoDs y " July ~ "
Macdonald Of Midlothian and y VI Huopr-
~ Wilmington took the lov gTps- and net
-rorrs respectively m tn" hand Gag medal
play tourney to-day IN IN" nnHl '"ui"-t 81
~. ad,..'r,i -srs' meeting Macdonald took
Low gro-- vith -. while HooLr~ Wa low
net With - 40 The special sf'"rUOon
contest for tho HO'ur cup wa- Won bF =
Love ~ Rrac Burn In the plavo0 for The
not priIs for the women = net trophy Miss
GWsndolyu Smith Won over Mr.. =
smith II commonwealth and Bfae Burn
respect Vsly bv Two strokes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17

In ,it-- htndi,ap- for prizes pre-~ntrd
~ D tsd~> az The NountakAh Country tlub
ye-teruiay tho wtnnerS Ner~ 4 k.N and
l.. Bu--ard The best var,i-
tlass ; g. ma ~ 10 -. u. Ffsil. NJ.
. - a. u Martin a. ~
Ia, p / Bo.,ard - :. . y Jackson
ioa - - g. LINDSAY iOa -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17

PLAINFIELp, July 10. ~ the rlaInfeld
Country Club to-day there wAS al eighteen
hole medal play handicap for both olas-~-
The -Core-
Class \ y Wilson. ~. l.-Ns l. q CAr-1An
a. l.. n &. n Morgan ~ is ~ n HlbtArd
IS D ~ q Morss. ~. ~ y. William r G~n
ney a. - " : Rogers. ". iS-S
Class "A " kletnetke - - y = \ Lyon
iOi. - IS = MOOgr. iue, - Is. JAHe> =
Murray ~. i>si
These score we're posted ~ the park
Golf Club to-day for the Pr--ident'- and
golf club cups
II n Ellsworth 70. = - Mis-, T., iieIo.ycauN
VI 81 O.. Iolrh. TO-. 81 - charlie d
NorSe. l0s. ~ -
Cañon City record., 1910-01-13
CENSUS TAKERS MAY SECURE
DATA ON IRRIGANED LANDS

Colorado and Kansas members OF
the National Irrigation Congress are
inclined to favor the census taking In
ae coming year to Include gathering
certain data concerning irrigated
lands In the semi-arid districts of the
country. according to letters received
from them recently by the officers OF
the Eighteenth Annual Congress which
meets in Pueblo this year.
IL has not yet been decided whether
there is hope Tor the enactment OF
new census law that win permit. as
was desired. she value Of arid lands
Of the west per acre before and after
water Is applied. the location OF pri-
vnte projects. and the amount OF capi-
tai Invested. but II II certain the in
quiry OF enumcratnrs and the cOllec-
tion OF useful data will be much more
extensive than At FIRST planned by the
bureau OF the census.
The deccnnial census act, passed
sy congress last year. gave little op-
portunity for securing this accurate
Information relative TO private pro-
iects. but on the urgent representa-
ton of members Of congress from
Colorado and Kansas. notably Repre-
sentative Martin OF Pueblo and Aadi-
son of tho Western Kansas district.
ne director OF the census has amend
ed his Inquiry so as Go include ques-
uons as TO acreage and character OF
irrigated crops. Now these and other
members OF congress are trying to
get the director to amend Il still fur
ther. and failing TO do this. will en-
teavor TO have congress pass n reso-
lution granting the director more au-
hority before this session Is ended.
Under the schedule OF the census
sfice sent 10 the board OF control by
Representative Martin these ques-
sons are to be asked by the enumera-
tors:
III whter is used on farm for irri-
CATION purposes. give; First. the
source from which water for irriga-
ton is obtained; second. acres Of land
irrigated"
Cañon City record., 1910-01-13
y. NJ. c. A. PLEDGES NULLIFIED
BY ACTION OF OLD BOARD

Pueblo. Jan. 6.-Refusing to re-
ceive the report of the committee OF
fiye. which presented list of direc-
tors to be chosen in accordance with
Il previous resolution. the old board
of the Young Mems Christian associa-
tion last night invalidated the pledges
of Sll1,0O0 for a new building, and
then proceeded with an attempt to Sc
cure control of the money which has
been raised The old board refused
all overtures for a compromise of
any kind, declared that its terms must
be met and brought everything TO a
complete and probably lasting block
ade. II was pointed out to the board
that II its members did not carry out
their pledges % resign. made prior
TO the campaign. all OF the pledges
would become invalid. but notwith-
standing that warning. the majority
members proceeded with their plans.