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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18
GIRL MUSICIAN TO
GIVE A CONCERT
Miss Cecil C0wles Will Render a
Number of Her Own Compo-
sitions at Century Club

The concert to be given next Tues
day evening by Miss Cecil Cowles at
the Century club will be of special in
terest to students and music lovers,
but society will be well represented at
the affair. Miss Cowles gave her first
concert several years ago when she was
only years old and Is generally con-
ceded to be one of CaIifornia's most
gifted musicians.
During the last year or two the
young musician has turned her talent
toward composition and her musical
setting of the Rubaiyat of Omar Khay-
yam has brought extravagant praise
from critics. The music of the Rubai-
yat will be presented by Miss Cowles at
the concert and d group of songs
which she has composed will be inter-
preted by Miss Helen Colburn Heath.
The concert program follows:
"Rubaiyat of Omar Ahayyam'' -. Cecil Cowles
Original compositions played by the composer.
Song cycle from the he aqpaiyaT rBding fi a
(b) Indeed Indeed Repentance Oft Be
fore swore.'; tc) Thou Beside Ne Sing
Miss Helen Colburn Heath.
(al Prelude. E Minor -. Mendelssohn
fc) '.vogels Ais Prophet .......... .schumann
Cd Persian Dance ;.....-. Cecil Cowles
Miss Cowles
(sl Now That Thou Art Dead; (bl The
Daisy" ..................: :....... Cecil Cowles
Miss Heath.
(a) lex Abundantia Cords Father Dominic
Dedicated TO Miss Cowles)
(b) Prelude opus 45....... Chopin
(c) Concert Study -. .Macdowell
Miss Cowles.
The patronesses for the concert are:
Mrs Phebe Hearst Mrs. I. n. Walter
Mrs Eleanor Martin Mrs. James Otis
Mrs Rudolph Spreckels Mrs Eugene de Saba
Mrs. William G. Irwin MIS- Frederick Zetle
Mrs. Leon Sloss Mrs James Shea
Mrs Frederick w Nc Mrs Jesse Iillienthal
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18

ELECTRIC COMPANY BACKS DoWH-After
battling for months in the federal courts for
the right to construct pipe line across the
Mono national forest reserve without permit
from the department OF the interior the Hydro
electric company yesterday notified the United
States attorney that Il would seek q permit
and thus avoid hxhting the injunction now In
force.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18
CLEARINGS OF BANKS
SHOW LARGE GAINS
Report for Week Ended Yester.
day, With Comparison

Bank clearings reported by the
clearing house cities for the week end
ed November II, with comparison for
the corresponding week of 1903, are as
follows:
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18

WORKMAN IS INJURED-Anthony Hatfield.
1925 Twenty fifth street. employe Of the
Herring milling company, was struck on the
head by piece of falling iron at the COM
pany's plant at Fourth and Brannan streets
yesterday. He viii recover.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18
ANNUAL BAZAAR OPENS sArURnAY-rbe

Ladies Aid society OF st. Poui's Episcopal
church, California and Steiner streets. will
hold their annual bazaar In the guild hall Of
the church Saturday afternoon and evening,
November 10. The bazaar viii also offer the
first opportunity that the psrishioners have
had 10 meet with the newly elected rector, Rev.
William Edgar Couper. Mrs r. NJ. ]. Arm
strong is president Of ST. Psurs Ladies' Aid So
cieU.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-18
RAlDuSu
News hampton Uorrespondencs


"Wednesday. Nov. ~
snow here since Monday aud to
remain for the winter
Forrest Rider TAFT aud wife have
moved from the hills to stay acansp
this winter.
Miss Bessie Owens. from the Out
calt district. Was here from Saturday
iii Monday. visiting Mrs. Charlry
shaw.
Work at the mine five days a wev.k
so far. The train comes three timer
a week here. but carries no passs.n-
gers hereafter. ts...,...- :.
Charley Wilson gave u moving pic-
ture show at the hall here On Satur-
dsy night. Excellent attendance aud
all say u was very good.
Jimmy Ferrens got his ankle hurt
IN the mine Friday and because of
the sprain went home to- Gunpjsou
Monday. Albert Zweifell also lett
here sick and went to Gunnison.
Thursday last in Gunuison occur
ed the marriage of Miss Hels.pa
Webber to Mr.. Charley Munson. both
of Baldwin. The people here " ish
them happy married life. They are
now living at the ranch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-18
CASrlErON
Is-Champion Correspondence


Wednesday, Nov. IL
VIM. Waugh and John Ralston
drove to Gunnison Tuesday.
Thos Kelly has been ON the sick
list the past week. Is but little bet
ter Yet.
The storm Monday night caused
both Star and SUNBEAM mines to be
Idle Tuesday and Wednesday.
Twenty men Of the telephone gang
are pushing the line to Baldwin and
expect to have il done by the 10th.
Our community is afflicted with
the presence of some eur in human
form that delights i'm entering our
schoolhouse and in several ways
showing that his creator forgot To
supply him with any brains. II the
miscreant can be- aPprehended he
will get the full limit of the law.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-18
WUoen0ooeS
News-C -Champioa CorreapoaSsac>

"Wednesday. Nov i6
u. A. Foster sold bis cattle to- &. y.
Ryan. delivered at Pueblo.
our stay at home vote was on the
Increase this year - out ui ~ regis
tered
In a short time Doc Collins viii
leave To spend the winter in his old
Iowa home.
Well. election has come and gone.
Some are disgusted. some are salts
lied and some are wondering how il
was done.
Lee Champlin and vile left Thurs
day for a visit at Mrs. Champlins
mothers home in Salida for week
or ten days.
Mat Csvanaugh is our storekeeper
now. while the Champlin family Is
at Salida. A handsome looking
counter jumper. eh?
Henry Schpepf met with an acci-
dent in being thrown from his horse
last Wednesday. but as luck would
have il he sust aimed Do serious inju-
ries.
f. - oettT. luukt Oi tPttibH. Mfs
II. A. SchDepf. clerk of election, and
{. j. Huftalen were in diuDnison with
election returns Wednesday. return
ing Thursday.
| Mrs. John Maurer of Lake City is
visiting her sister Mrs n. A. Schnepf
n week or ten days, and while here
will visit old acquaintainces from
Hinsdale county.
John W. Foster. who has been ON
the Upper Cebolla prospecting. has
come down to- the Pow derhorn val
hey to hole up for the winter. and
says he viii try il again next spring
| III all reports are true Teddy the
lion hunter ought to have turned
loose two years ago. Ii he had pro
gressiveness would have been here
before. but then, YOU cannot make
these standpatters believe that.
W. y. Ssmmons. E. A. Foster. Hen
~ Schnepf, Eugene McGregor, Frank
Andrews and Clarence Radeka of
Powderhorn with VIM. Howard and
q. NJ. Doering of Cathedral were
shippers of cattle out of lola Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Mctiregor went
to the county seat Tuesday, Mrs. M.
intending to go east for visit with
relatives. Mr.. McGregor returned 20
the valley for his cattle. when he in
tends to join his wife in Denver after
shipping.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-18
D0YlEvIllE
pion Correspondence.
Wednesday. Nov. |

Wednesday. Nov. 16
L. l.. Bush is sick with the grip.
Many Doyleville ranchmen expect
to ship Friday.
Some fifty votes were east in pre-
ciDct, mostly democratic.
Election night n social dance was
given at f. ID. Stephenson's.
q. A. DesCombe- spent two days
Of last week at the county seat.
Louis Sarrasin drove down with
u. A. McCopnell's cattle last Friday
e. Rouviere of lola was in our
Btighborhood Friday. looking up
beef cattle
Merdame~ Walker and Reiden
were visitors at the Evergreen ranch
the past week.
Douglas Hatch has been working
some mining prospects up Raxof
creek and fteas greatly encouraged
At the showing
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-18
oAvyoa.

\ews-Champioa CorresponAenca.
Wednesday. Nov. rs
Gid Evans and Fred I.eibig are cut
ting ties for John Thompson.
Lake Fork ranchers have auan-
tity OF fine hay for sale this year.
Last week Gus Hoecher was in our
midst, trading and buying horses
W. :. Whinnery, Dan Baker. Harry
Nouman and Mr.. Fuller were ship
ping cattle last week
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-18
SAl.lnA
News-ohampion Correspondence.

News-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, Nov. 10
Robert Potter visited relatives here
last week ON his way to Pueblo.
II the weather continues nice our
new sewer will soon he completed
X. II. Parlin visited his parents
here this week. He expects To re-
turn here about the 10th to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Crylie came in
saturday from Denver. Mrs. Crylie
has been In Kansas City the past
three months.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-18
60 CEII

~ess ehsszDssss tesrsss~seaasa
aeslBe-sias. Sev n
a. n I.anss,s.s rcsur.ad e.is.-4ssy
irem hsfnver
e,a Thur-sisS Mr. " u. csuklsa
sunf - >sIisla
Mr. E.eaH ana bshs have setsrn
I'd iFum silver IN
Mt and Mr. frank Enss has. ne.
tnraea iEssn thair Texas asp.
EFs sssnsisW- 81 l's,sls ,ssus..i.al
"a car -sthsra bsssi-e pa >anslaN
Mrs. I.,ui- gs,hn-sn u tassis.s q
ssgii EARNED sacatissn in lsuvcr.
Wa. ireland Ma lacky enough 10
-sacufe the itst irum T.. A bark.
After bsing away from ossis ,sr
-oae time q Feitier has returned.
Eeui,en .IoI.- ha- returned irssa a
trip q" fac"nsa. Wash. and other
points
Mrs Lang >paan aud children
Wcr. here visiting Mrs. q ;. Issw ne
several DAYS last week
L. A. Dark has zuse to the Mont
rtS~e -aIiitaEium tu taNe treat meat
he i- reported Some better
Prince kiRz-ieys team ran away
la-t >ansiaS. They sacceesied ~
hrcakmg the buggy tongue and B.-:k
yoke.
Mrs. Thos Mobile aud children who
were visiting friends ~ tow "a is,r sew
eral days. returned to SarRepts on
Friday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-18
cRooksroN
News-Champioh Correspondence.

News-Champioh Correspondence
saturday, Nov. II
Miss Mabel Hicks took the ballot
boxes To Saguaehe Wednesday even
ing.
Rev. Lumley paid us n visit this
week "Wednesday and Thursday
nights
Recently John Walker and Walter
Wilson brought up load of vegeta-
bles from Gunnison.
Mrs. John Fultx and Mrs. Temple
ton left saturday evening, the form
er for Iowa and the latter for sunny
Kansas.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-18
SPENCER
News-Champsoo UorresponaeDce.

Nevs-Champson correspondence
Wednesday. Nov. 1s
Mrs. j. Z. Barrows has been i'll.
A. F. Hay has been painting his
house and making other repairs.
Wilson Bros. from Powderhorn
were over recently for a load Of veg
etable4.
Barrowe. Hay and Foster went to
Gunni-on last week Wednesday with
the ballot boxes and returns. Mr..
Foster stayiag over to have some
dental work done
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-18

On Friday about fifty cars of stock
We're sbipIsed out of le,la station.
Hen killey aud wife leit saturday
for hrw weeks visit with friends
and relatiVer at Alma.
Mrs. q. Y. stevens aud baby from
Paradox spent several days receptly
at the A. n. stevens home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-18

Nlfts AlatfS afftt<<
ss.z.s.f ~
Aad that's all we
asa Ergmg VOC 10 DO.
last cone sad ssx
for g.sa5s.g the god
points OF the Ssade-
lassers
Pm out hozv shsy
are maze.
taa sai what good
mg, sz42s eutss INTO
then
4 md out what ss-
fasfs p.aas are taken
10 guard every point OF
.hsir construction,
Find oa; z,,iy they
last 50 hong aud give
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-18
DMcM SCHOOL NOTES
'ewe-Champion CorresponAeAce.

Wednesday. Nov. le.
Walter Hsymaker entered school
this week
wrence Platt has been absent
because of an injured knee.
Everybody il rejoicing because ex-
amlnatiOns are over once more.
Winning the game with Salida Sat
urday gives Gunnison an even break
on games. having won two and host
two. The next game will be with
Delta ON Thanksgiving day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-18
MadAxxzel

ka ~e do m .ss TIA vou owe b o. cs and vour
upc6a.Ds is vess.sc asIt hssDess sscsssso
&sovosfs<s. tciOse Ga@sd money ~ -
ass4sse ss.ss slgt NuE gsld -oEsssa
lou asE Z huy ssrsc th oees shut
1ss dss I bIre Q "a ~ worA 10 BY ~ voof
unksl tna sssssesnsslg aholst b Tl-
Aaa yos oz.As sGs q sc6cie or harness uush
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-18
EAST RlvEa ulAspeNascs
sews-Champion C0rresponaenee.

sunday, Nov. IL.
Harold Mace is now baling hay.
A number of ranchmen in the vicin-
ity are hauling their coal for the
winter.
Mrs. Anna Jarvis finished baIine
saturday and Robert ImObersteg
now has her press.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-18
IA
News.Chempioa Correspoaaeaee

NWt0HHHlpfD6 C0rFtHpOn080H3-
Mednesday, Nov. le
The thrcshers are busy in our vicin-
itN this week.
Mrs. -. A. Wilt was in Gunnison
last week oa business.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-18

such good service; And vou Nil be convinced that
fssssf gf0ya to bay saS thing bat a StaGebases.
It me a savtag ct yOB--In repair Asl
wear BY IN long safety. and ~
Erery eav IS Stgaebaker shsw dAy.
~ o. 'r.-Fr c1 Ia.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-15
DESIGN
MITCHELL AUTO

Special attention is directed to the
advertisement of the Schuman Car
riage Company, on another page Of
this issue, of the new model Mitchell
car, machine which has come into
favor on the mainland and has been
well received in the islands. It is
claimed that the two models, r and
r, constitute the most perfect line
of latter-day motor cars before the
public, they embracing all the fea-
lures that make an automobile de-
sirable-style, beauty, comfort, grace,
strength, speed and power.
The bodies of these cars have been
developed along aristocratic and re-
fined lines. Wheel bases have been
heightened, wheel diameters increas-
ed and spring suspension improved TO
add to the easy riding qualities. De-
signs of radiators and hoods have
been changed in response to the pub
lie demand for style, and the finish
on the bodies beautified to satisfy
the wish for smartness. Countless
other changes have been made for
the sake of greater efficiency, prac-
ticability, convenience and economy
of maintenance.
The noise of the old Mitchell car
has disappeared from the new The
rattle of the valves which some own.
ers found distasteful, has been utter
ly eliminated so that now the Mit-
chell is as silent as the most silent
car made-as silent as the Foot OF
Time" Whatever faults the Nit
chell may have had in the past
and there were no more than in other
cars-they have been removed and
the machine now takes its place
among the classiest in the world
without a dollar of increase in price.
ASK the Schuman Carriage Com
pany for a free demonstration. You
will not regret it,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-15
QUARANTINE AND PUBLICITY.

There is good the following
Midget the threat of connection with
of bubOnic
There and false impressions
the outside world TO talk quarannng the entire isl
and, and locking all there
been two three of dangerous malady
remedy behind the Isolation the
should be sufficient There is hardly large
in the parts of the world that the plague has reached that
has not than have
but who thinks Of quaIHntning against them?
1t would also be good advice that the
Withholding publication
infectious disease should be abandoned This
vent the knowledge that there is something
abroad
wildly exaggerated absolutely
through gossip every
prevent the visitation
world to "hurt the country For example
lulu at the request Of the Board
mention OF slight epidemic plantation, where
was traced certain Japanese fOOdstuf three
mainland by the Associated Press from the reports
III Washington In the here
land public, learned epidemcs
press of that city had tried to keep
When the yisiatOns in
in general spread here had
were not in position without violating understanding entered
into with the health authorities years ago the
its queus Hence the
false report would be carried the mainland bv ira
veeIsWith in the latter probability
from mouth to mouth the passage even figure Mentioned
in this would appear be the gossip in e
circulation of lies such instances After the cremaov was start
qd Quarantine island it had smoke from its chin
ne to start rumor that Seven had what
ever disease might be imagined
curious feature of the situation
vsabe to keep the community in the dark regarding the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-15
THE QUEENSLAND POLICY.

article the passing Of cheap labor this paper men
Queensland country where industrial revolution
of cheap labor in great industries While the substitution OF
white labor Ponesans Queensland involving expense
repatriation of islanders has been made all but absolute the
policy regarded outside of that stateas still expert
of cheap labor in great industries While the substitution of
the past eight years exclusive of the admins
aon An article the Melbourne Austraasan the tone of which
is scepca toward the policy says The possibility OF permanently
cOlonng the tropical regions Australia with white labor not
yet fully proved though all Australians hope that may be sasac
ory demonstrated victoria represented as having acqueSceG
in the federal bounty SYSTEM although its manufacturers of jams and
ora itself sharing the bountes from having embarked the
beet sugar industry.
wealth inquire into the whole situation which welcomed by the
Astraasan as promising answers the questions
permanently enOced Is the permanent continuance of the bounty
necessary? paper says sugar pro
suggestions that they should made
by degrees when the industry has been established
commission 1902 the proportion white labor
black labor farms in Queensland was as three to two; and in 1909 it
had become fifteen to On which fact the Ausaasan
in these latest years the position of the
dusy has not been satisfactory The production promised for
while overake the Australian demand but recently has fallen
Queensland Wales together produced 100000
fell aarmngy. year 5000 people the
wealth imported afer deducng EXPORTS EOOOOO worth of
direct testimony regarding the present condition
the Queensland industry tends neualze the blue tine
of the Ausraasn's preentment dispatch from Brisbane
dated March Or seventeen days later than the issue of that
here printed The Star of Wednesday, that
the sugar crop Queensland has turned be record
the yield being beyond the capacity of the mills 1t is added that
the industrial outlook for the is extremely promising all indus
tries being in a hourishng condition.
Even if the sugar industry in itself had declined
der the dsenaton that would that the change
beneficial the country Produced by citizen labor whether indie
pendent hired the instead of going few hands will
be widely distributed among population capable building
strengthening civil social institutions country Guilt
introduced ensung due time increase of the industry upon
durable well profitable basis There enhanced probability
that the proceeds will be kept in the country capital develop
ment only further of the industry but of all the
to the than the the experiment if such should
called will provide the desired test Over and above ALTO
again the California ideal this paper the other day
the country will be conecated to raising rather than
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-15
THE PARK TONIGHT.

At the open air Park theater this
evening an educational as we'll as in
teresting colored film will be put on,
showing a high caste marriage in
India, also introducing native women
in a quaint peculiar dance of that
country Another feature will be a
good rousing, western series, en-
tirely new and thrilling The Mel
notte sisters will appear in character
songs. Sonny" Cunha has so ar
ranged it that his orchestra will &C
company the little girls in their songs
tonight. The Park is just the place
these warm nights.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-15
TRY HALEIWA.

The Oahu Railway is one of the
scenic routes of Hawaii and a ride
over the line is one of the pleasures d
a visit to this territory. Recently the
company inaugurated ten dollar ex-
cursion which allows a day and a
night at the hotel and provides diver
sion in the way of visits to the sugar
and pineapple plantations, the passen.
gers returning to Honolulu via Wahi-
ava the second day.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-15

Sx@msHsnSHzMzEzNSMSHSmSuSI
At the Theaters

At the Theaters
1t was fine weather last night, but
being midweek the audiences at the
theaters we're not large. AS a rule,
too, the programs were of lighter
character than some of the houses
have been putting on, giving an air
of sleepiness to the situation. It may
have been merely the cain before the
storm and that the weekend will wit
ness lots of dash and variety.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-15
AT THE ART

At the big Art theater tonight the
feature film will be "A Run For The
Money" This is an extensive film
and made a great hit on the main
land. Besides the leader there will
be shorter films and music.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-15
THE NOVELTY.

The leading card at the Novelty
theater this evening will be 1.-THE
Sins of the Father" a thrilling story
of a mountain fued The feature
songs by the Earl sisters will be
Garry Harry, Marry" "The Dusky
Salome" and Take Me Up in Your
Arms, Dearie."
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-15
GOOD SCHEME,

Tall Office Boy-Whats the old
man giving you his good cigars to
smoke for? Does he want you to cut
out cigarettes?
Short Office Boy-Naw! His wife
is coming down to make touch be-
fore she goes shopping and he wants
her to think he is out-Chicago News.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-15

If the scandals being prosecuted
courts would to be of the time Congress
gate Them Early this session stated that many nvestga
tons being proposed various matters purpose
Stunning time shut consideration administration
ures The resolution of the House ask the President
ton on the progress of the prosecutions may
other side to prevent unnecessary congressional investigation
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-15

good start has been made by the suagetteS dscredt
cause IN the United States If their hOydensh
mead OF the nation be taken criterion of politics.
then wherever woman suffrage does yet obtain will
fuse to surrender the exclusive wearing the bIeeces
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-15

Sterilization of milk is advised by the Federal experts pre-
caution against typhoid that they have by expert
ments Will live in milk codstOed for DAYS Where
however, strict sanitation of dres enforced keep the
germs out OF the milk the trouble and expense sterilization ought
be
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-15

NO wonder Governor Hughes insists driving probe
IN New Horks legislative scandal who EXPOSED
Aids as bbeaker had himself compounded the nine
years Conger by keeping his knowledge himself
for nine years and then only divugng it tried to win
the spakershp reveals type of legislator scarcely dangerous
than that of the he denounced
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-15

of one disease and not of another when the liability spreading
the deadness of the maady attempted
than those characteristics of the maadY freely
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-15

Elsewhere will be favorable comparison of the health
funess of the two largest American cities with the largest
European cities There is lesson for Honolulu showing
causes for the high standard attained by These are the
comprehensive street cleaning system and effective