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New-York tribune., 1911-02-22

for his ward to have any part in the con-
test and in substance. he asked her father
what he would do for his daughter IL the
will was broken. Mr.. Eckert said that IL
would not be a bad thing for his daughter
If the will was broken. Miss Eckert testi-
fed that no one had told her that she
would be protected in any case. She said
later that she present al the confer
ence between Mr. Ward and her father,
and that she did not think that was meant
when she said that no promise had been
made to her.
Whitney Eckert. son Of tho contestant
said on the stand that he last visited his
grandfather with his brother I'm March.
1910. seven months before his death. He
told him that he and his brother were
going TO Chicago. When they were going,
said the witness. General Eckert said
"Goodby boys. God bless you. and now
show them some stunts
The case went over until Monday
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and addyess Of lessee)
FEBRUARY II

FEBRl AH1
,NcTrpnAM AVE 4gI store, etc Leopold
saIIbsrg to isaac Bach; . yrs from sept !
I0l0. 3 yrs renewals az S170o to Sl.sOo Sli0o'
address i9i Amsterdam ave
AVENUE A. ISl and 133, store and basement . /;
sigrnund schnee n Louis Moskowitz yrs :
mos 4: days from Feb Is. 1911: $500; address
So East 9TH st.
Delaney ST. cor Of Mott ST, store 40
3; Rosa Herman sussTsln ana ,nip Sn1 81 seoo ad
dress 12s Chrystie St
LEXINGTON AVE. 1891. cor Of lo6th ST.
store; John Davidson 10 Ernst Boethel; EIS
from April 30. 1911; si.4Oo; address io'l Lex
ingtOn ave.
NORFOLK ST. cor of Riyington st. store
etc, Henrv Hermann e. Isaiah Levin; yrs
from MAY l. 1911; $3.50; address =" Rodney
st. BROOKLYN.
PEARL ST. io.. ground floor, and cellar
Emma u n Muller ct al 10 Paul Bntman; I"
yrs from Feb J. 1911 Sl,s00; address 1917 "ran'
ave.
aD AVE. 21ss store and part of cellar: Lake
McDormott to Joseph Lehman: J yrs from May
/. 1911: 81 o2o address. $50 East llHh ST.
4TH AVE 3I5 to 321 ccr of 2ith ST.
store and basement. Braender Builalng ara '"n ~.
10 yrs from FEB l. 1911. $4,000; address 80
,th ave
5TH AVE 1857 all; Matilda VII, Ms, End ,a,, n1o
81 coo: address. 1887 9Th ave.
sTU AVE. 3a6 store and basement; Marcus
Franklin T. " Stoihpoos and ano; Yrs ~ nos ne
from NAV Is. 1905; $3.50 TO $50; address "'o
Sth ave.
3nTU ST II West. all. Emma / McNaH 70
George Neimsnn: yrs from May !, l'll; 80
OC0 address. 431 Riverside Drive
BOTH ST ~ West, all. Julia Livingston 10 W
tuigi Roccs yrs mos from sept J. i'i''
s35oO: address. ca West 3a,h II.
4sTH ST. s2s East. all; Luigi RaPuz1o 10
Severio RoncioTno: > WIS from March !. lSii'
81 500. address, 3lo East iSth ST
18TH ST ZIG and 2iS Fast. ALL Ssmuel
Irpb = ACChsr RfTEflhdmnfr. s 'T~
from Feb !. 1911; $4,000: address - East
1I0th 4.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22
TIE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

18Th STREET-.ANel y Olson ha. nousht
tom New York Lodge No. q. T.. -. =.
and 3l4 West 59th sue ON dot ilxloJ f,c,.
about llj feet west u ,hc circle Nenncl!y 6
Co were Zoe brokers.
Mr. Olsen viii rect On tho site IN eight
story freproof garage. part co. which has been
leased from the plans.
10Th STREET Cha = !. Brad, has so.d
for Julia Haydock 40 32- Vest 10Th street.
three story ard basement dwelling house, on
lot ie.7xsi.i1 feet. The purchnser is l. ".
through the sam" irokor. and now controls
plot 80 2y9l II feet.
FRONT STREET Tho Charles E. Noyes Com
pany has sold for client No. % Front street.
southeast corner OF Gouvcrneur Lane. i've
story loft building having frr'age OF pa feet
in Front street. The parcel forms part q the
and South streets. which the above brokers
recently bought at au't on for client.
LIBERTY STREET Tho Wllmurt Realty
40 Liberty street. five story building on plot
j0x55 feet together with HE sbu'ting property.
Nos. 15l and 1j3 Cedar street, two four story
buildings. on plot 4iX55.3 feet The property IS
located fetween Washington and West streets
57TH sTREET-John y. Goding has sold for
pr John " Cox to George kciser No. q East
37th street. four story dwelling house. on lot
Is fvIO0 J feet adjoining the residence of n. ~.
Rogers. jr.. at the southwest corner Of Madison
avenue.
s5rH sTREEr-W william q. Dewitt has sold
No. Gl west s5th street. d four story dwelling
house on lot 19x102.2 feet. The buyer Is
physician. who VIII occupy th" house. \. VI.
Johnson & 60. wcr" the brokers
MADISON AVENUE-Hau !. How & 90.
have sold for Walter J. ~ Donovan TO Max
Marks the private -four story housc At No 1868
Mad son avenue. on plot lbNSH feet.
11TTH SrREET-M " Hayward q 90
have sold for william g Ebeling to q client
for Investment No. - West il7th street
nve story apartment house, on plot 26Xi 100 feet.
48D STREET Bernard Smyth & sons hsrve
sOld for the estate Of Julius Tiemann to Isaac
Fredeuheit No. i25 West i3d street a four
story business building on plot 20 i01 1908
feet
THE BRONX.
PERRY AVENUE-Kurz & trcn and Ernst
A. Cnhn sold for Mrs. Lucy Fenstcrer TO "A
client No 2O23 Perry avenue. near Gunhnl
Road - two family frame dwcllin, housc. on
lot o5yNOO feet
VYSE AVENUE shaw q co have sold Nos
~ and ilf7 Vyse avenue. two three story brick
two family dwelling houses. on plot 2oy60xIG0
f.s, ,...b
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

MONROE ST, 12I: Borlsstrom Iron Works sct
W Lawrence ct al' Jan L.. 1911 $50 80
BRONNDAI.E AVE. 5 >. 24O II W OF MulIinor
ave; 'hurch r. Gates 4 Co agt Johanna Melon
ough ct al. Nov -, 1910: s63s ~
BRONNDALE AVE. 1919: August Duerhol,
agt Thomas NcDonough ct al. Nov 20 1910
Sll5. N
RRONNDALE AVE. s $. $40 Il n of Muliner
ave: Tony Durante agt Johanna NcDonouoh =,
al. Nov 30 1910; SliO. -
HATH ST. 26 and ~ West: John + Cronin apt
James Mclaughlin 60 ct al: Aug is ioio.
sll3 Gs.
SAME PROPERTY: LcnoN Trim and Nouldir~
NH aEt James Mclaughlin Co ct al. Aug 10
1910; S224 So
1lTH ST. 603 East W & II Iron Works ..t
Sender Jarmulowsky ~ al: Nov 4, 1910. $40
BRIGGS AVE 276i to 276a: Bsrtels,onc Rros
agt Nathan Levin 60 ct al: Feb 20 l9ii
1910 IS.
233D ST. :. so.3 II of Csrpenter ave
Francesca Cerbone agt William Lcchnvr et al
oct l. 1909: $3.50 '
BRONNDALE AVE :. 2lo Il " of MuIincr
ave: christopher Fabel agt Thomas McDonourh
ct al. Nov ~. 1910 Si21 A.
MARION AVE. 23Sl. Joseph handel art
Max Borsuk ct al. Feb 10. i9ll. 80. 50
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22
RECENT REALTY BUYERS.

David Rosenbaum is the purchaser of the
dwelling house No. l5S East SD street, sold
recently by T. Scott & Son for the Spies
estate.
John y. Goding negotiated the sale OF
No. % East 51th street for Edgar l.. Mars
ton The purchaser is Newbold T. Law
renee who recently acquired the adjoining
northwest corner of Madison avenue from
Margaret 4. Howard
William s Patten is the buyer of the
dwelling house No. AZ West list street. sold
recently by solomon Moses.
The Bedel home, at No. II Cranberry
street. one Of the oldest residences in the
Columbia Heights section in Brooklyn. has
been sold by William G. Low. cousin Of
cx-Mayor Low. The buyer is Manhat-
tanite. who is going to use tho house, after
extensive alterations, for his home.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22
MECHANICS LIENS.

20 AVE. n " cor of 5th ST. IS sxl0o; Rossn-
berg G. Aronson agt Solnser Realty Co. owner
and contractor $3.50.
30 AVE 1898 and 1875: Samuel Goetzcl agt
Whipplc Security Co. owner Jackson, agent;
$50 90
is3D ST. n s. 325 II W Of Webster ave. PIX
100: Andrew Wright agt William Van Ent-
werp. owner and contractor UenevsD. sleJ.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. is6 TO 492 Dahlstroul
Metallic Door Co agt kinsella Construction co.
owner: g W Kinsella. contractor: $3.50.
18TH ST. 20 East; Murtha & Schmohl Co agt
Julia Fitzgerald. owner; Joseph D Corcia. con
tractor GenewaD: 81. POS 90
22D ST. 40 10 IA West American LuNfer
Prism 60 agt Retaro Realty co. owner; Sexauei
& Lemke contractor; $3.50
ST MARKS PL II: GustaNe \ Krmse sgt
Deutsch Amerikansche Schnitzen Cesellschaft
owner; Burghard. contractor; SIS 30.
POWERS AVE. cor OF 142d ST. lO0xeo
Louis Black & Bro agt FairvieU Construction
co. owner and contractor: sLl00.
10TH ST l02 ard l04 West: John r Dalton
agt Atlas Garage Co. Arthur Bullova John
stewart and Henry Pruser owners: Columbia
Garage and Motor Co. contractor S106 81
9TH ST. 80 West; Jifty Fire Hose Rack co
agt Construction co, owner: city Plumb
ing co, contractor; SIT I5
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22
BUILDING LOAN CONTRAcrs

9th ST. n s. $50 (; " Of Park ave. g,r.,.
Union Theological Seminary IN the CITY 4, ~
York loans Harper Poor 500 600
FINDLAY AVE : cor ifJth st -,
1852 10 Teller ave = " Jos Xix n " isaa
"a 10 10 beginning. Prospect Investing "a 4.
Hadden Realty 90 $4,000
PARK AVE, . cor G0th a. i00srse q.
mania Life Insurance 90 loans James Ilys,..
Construction co $4,000
AMSTERDAM AVE. y cor 18th 8, ..
$50; Charles " Rosenthal loans The Sun c,.'
struction co $1,000.
Realty Co loans Cascade Realty and Co,s,r'.s'
ton Co $4,000
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22
sTovsR INsPEcTs PARK BRIDGE.

Park Commissioner Stover visited Ter
race Bridge, in Central Park. yesterday TO
inspect the temporary repairs made to
save the sandstone structure considered by
the Commissioner TO be the most valuable
and artistic piece of architecture in the
park. The cost will be $1,000, and the
Board of Estimate has been asked for that
amount. Last year $1,000 was appropriated
for the renovation of Bull Bridge. the WORK
on wnlcn will be done later.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22
PARK PATHS CLEARED OF SNOW.

With practically the whole force Of nine
hundred men at work in the parks Of Man
haitian the condition Of the paths. espe-
cially in Central Park were better yester-
day than after any srowstorm this winter.
The steel poughs worked much more ef-
fectively than the old wooden ones for
merly in use
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
THE BRoNN

Mott ave, = 100 ~ n of litth st two stN
tennis. 5oNlO3. Mott Avenue Realty 90 own
ers: Goldner 4 Goldberg. architects: st2o.oOo
Holland ave, s. 20 II OF 2iih s,. brick
store and dwg. .oNal o. Peter Timbrell. owner;
George Z Croser. architect. s. coo
Boston Rd r. 25o Il 4 OF laath - two
brick stores and dwgs: Philip Wattenhnrgh
owner, NJ " Del Gaudo. architect; S2OoDo
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22
B0ST0N|AN TO ERECT. LOFT BUILDING
Store and Basement Of Proposed 47h Street Structure Kenleo
from Plans, for S250,00O
ELKS DISPOSE OF TWO 5eTH STREET TENEMENT HOUSES

200 20; taxes. etc. $647 Sc: to the plaintiff for
By Joseph +. Day
oo,.t, 81, lts West 25xSe o sty tenmt and
s,ors. and sty tenmt in rear: Richard Grant
ACT EIt,obeth Hahl ct al: Henry W schutt,
ait. Wv, l. Paris. ref: amt due. s2.e96 eo'
taye: atc $3.50: subject TO prior mtgs aSgieeat-
inc sII oO0: to the plaintiff for Sle 9''
BY Daniel Greenwald.
s2D ST i?s West. sly ana easSmcg' SCI oS ySy 9rS
VI 40, Anna Daniel ct al: stewart a
shearer attys: Alexander Brough. ref: amt due.
500 oOa ~ taxes etc Sl.sl6 l3 adjourned sine
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22
LIS PENOENS.

TiTH IT. =. 2i3 ~ o Of "a ave 2sNioo .
Mary T. Jackson agt Myer Cohen q al oore'
closure ~ mtgl' attorneys. Gregg a Mc,iovern
i6ITH ST. 100 u Of Prospect ave ,o,
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22
COUNTRY.
FOR SALE

FUIN SAIL.
236 ACRES OF FINE LAND
IN SHOHOLA. PIKE COUNTY. PENN
80 ACRES IN GOOD CULTIVATION
Good l2-roor1 house. with furniture rear ~
lake: all farming machinery goes WIN ~. 80,
on Rural Route delivery. abou 2l0o@ skM
ties: lots OF other lumber; large barn, W,
everything up 10 date: az S25 per acre uA
and see me. al 202 Chambers St, Room :.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following sales were recorded IN the
Real Estate Exchange salesroom, Nos. II
and Is Nesey street yesterday:
r. l. J. Philips & @.
14Sp II. go Wet. u sty teumt. 25X2a II Anna
/ Bochmann aet Elias Feinh'rg ~ a.. James NJ
1uny, atty, Warren Leslie. ref anut due. f?t.-
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22
ANDERSON REALTY COMPANY

near New Haven station. Mount Nenln, \. y
PHILIPSE MANOR on THE HUDSON
one mile unobstructed river frontage so not
ern residences near completion. address
PHILIPSE MANOR co,
Philipse Manor. New York
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22
MORTGAGE LOANS.

MORTGAGE applications wanted: mofnr
enced. O. 4. JENKS. ll5 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO IEr
NEW JERSEY.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22

PREPARED FOR THE RENTING SEASON
Complete list OF houses. large and snail
all sections OF Mount Vernon for rent Weuc
the job early and late every weekday oer
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22
WESTCHEsTER COUNTY.
A Good Bargain

An elegant dwelling. II rooms. baths hart.
wood floors and trim: in fact an up-to-tis
modern dwelling. Choice corner l25xlS H.
stricted section. Price is only S2I.5OO.
other properties for sale and TO reHt.
our Office viii be open Washingtons Birthtlf
TILE OLIVER HIBRARD co.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-21

The Quarto club held their last meeting Monday at Mrs. I. T. Stod- dards The high score for the meet ing was made by Mrs. Fen Hildreth and the seasons high score by Mrs. l.. M. Darby.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-21

Mir. and Mrs H. l. Latham, Mir. and Mrs. c. F. Ainsworth, Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Craig. Mrs. Hancock, Miss Ruth Ainsworth, Robert Peabody. Ho- mer Martin, C. $. Whitbeck and Arthur Ainsworth motored to the Country club site monday evening and enjoyed pie nic supper, returning by moonlight.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-21

Neil :. Mccarthy and Arthur F. C. Wright of Chicago are spending few days in town visiting friends. NIT. Me Carthy and MT. Wright are en route to Los Angeles where they are rising young attorneys.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-21
Not Salts, Oil or
 Pills, But "CaScaretS'
No odds how sick your Stomach; how hard your head aches or how Bill ious- Cascarets make you
 feel great.

Cascarcts act as a bowel tonic. not as an irritant. They are vegetable Their action is natural. Their effect is the same as the effect of some foods. They are gentle; no gripping They are pleasant; no dreading They are convenient; no waiting.
 One old way was castor oil The effect was to grease the bowels, and for a single day. Oil never causes the bowel muscles to act. Other ways were pills, salts and cathartics. The effect was the same as pepper in the nostrils. They flooded the bowels with fluid. Those fluids were digestive juices. And the waste today means lack tomorrow.
 We knew that the method was wrong. That the after effects only weakened the bowels. But we had no gentle laxative in the old days. So We waited as long as we could. then took big dose of physic. The method today is to take one Cascaret at a time-just as soon as you need it. Then the bowels are always clean. They cost only 10 cents per box at any drug store.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-21
PERSONAL MENTION

The following arrivals registered yesterday at the Phoenix hotels:
 At the Hotel Ford-Walter Bruce Columbus, Ohio: E. Baird. New York: T. R. Maya, St. Louis: R C. O'Shea New York; John Mcintyre and wife Hayden; w. l.. Evans. Denver: w. F. Hankin, Bisbee; C. Munger. Tucson Frank Waite, Denver; Henry Coke Denver; B. J. Jones, OrangewDcd; Ed ward Turner and wife; J. J. Fox, St Louis; Miss M. c. Riddle. Philadelphia; ; l.. R Lewis. Mesa: Fl. C Parker; C. J HammOns. City; =. K. Phillips, City: l.. F. Seaman. City: J. I. Bates, City; c. w. Leeper. City; W. F. StrelZeild. Tempe; J. W. Hutchison. City; John McNulty. City; John osborn. City; V. R Norris. City; William A. Wilson, City; Charles Sigale; F. H. Krampe. Los Angeles; w C. Elliot. Fl Paso; George C. Graham, wife and family, Los Angeles: V. Griffith, Tucson: l.. K. Drois, Prescott; w. H. Hoover. Pres colt. J. B. Wright. U. :. Survey: Her bet WOrenton. T.. :. Survey; II. M. Watson. Buckeye.
 At the Adams Annex w. \ Golden. Los Angeles; ". l.. Evans. Denver; Fred Wellington, New York; W. l.. White. Los Angeles: II. r Russell. Los Angeles; Willard Light, Los Angeles.
 At the Stag-C. R. Crane. Milroy Ind: John r. Vest, San Francisco; Walter J. Kenyon. Oakland. Cal; ". J. Dowers. City.
 Al the Commercial-J. F.. O'Conner.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-21
MIRROR SCREEN AT
 COLISEUM THtATER
New Invention That Greatly Enhances Moving Pictures Is Purchased
 by Manager Reeves.

There is a popular notion that just any old kind of a white rag-some- times not any too white-is good enough for a moving picture screen. Most theatrical managers, it must be confessed. hold to his same idea, but Manager Bert Reeves of the Coliseum, isn't of that kind. He heard that there was such q thing as a solar curtain. % sometimes called mirror screen" so he went to Los Angeles and bought one. It will be installed at the Coliseum this week
 NIT. Reeves returned yesterday, happy for having found that the purchase of mirror screen wouldn't damage his bank account beyond restoration and in having been able to make arrange ments for d much better grade of nov ing pictures than he has been exhibit ing heretofore. He got the best he knew anything about, but when he went right to the distributing point he found that he could make arrange ments for pictures that, with his new screen, would certainly be better than anything in the west outside of the largest cities, like Los Angeles, San Francisco and Portland.
 The screen is a new invention and few are in use, even in the largest houses. When a picture is thrown upon 1t, one seems to be seeing the picture in a mirror and the daylight effect is also greatly enhanced. It is estimated that the mirror screen increases the clearness of picture at least 25 per cent
Arizona republican., 1911-05-21
About Phoenix People

The Egdirb club held two meetings last week, on Monday with Mrs l.. H Chalmers, where Mrs. H. ]. lesson made the highest score, and yesterday with Mrs. Aaron Goldberg. Mrs. F. J Bennitt making high score Mrs. Dave Goldberg will entertain the club tomor- row
 Friday evening the juniors enter tained in compliment to the seniors in the Arizona School of Music After the following program dancing was in- dulged in:
 Welcome. Benjamin Kimber
 Response, Lewis Hirst.
 Address. Secretary George T.. Young.
 Remarks, Professor Stabler.
 Song. Helen Ball.
 Roll call of seniors
 Song, quartetN
 Mrs. n. II. Burtis entertained Thurs day afternoon with the second of a series of bridge parties she is giving. Mrs Eugene RedewiI and Mrs. T-W-. Pemberton were the prize winners. There Were present Mrs. E. A. Fickas. Mrs. Helen Bury, Mrs. F. F. Kirkland. Mrs. T. w. Pemberton, Mrs. J. Elliot Walker, Mrs. F.. A. Marshall. Mrs. Frank Cox. Mrs. Eugene Redevil. Miss Marion Clothier, Miss Gregg, Miss Edith Evans and Miss Jane Gregg.
 Mrs. Frank Alkire entertained Satur- day afternoon with a children. picnic at Eastlake park, the occasion being the eighth birthday of her son, George CokeS Alkire. Numerous children's games were played and delicious re- treatments were served on the lawn Invited tO enjoy the fun were Ethel and Ellen Burton, Florence, Ruth and Lois Randy, Pearl Alkire, Gladys Marley, Anne Alkire Matte Doster. Lauretta. Leita and Helen Hyne. Helen Darrs Leita and Helen Hyne. Helen Darrs, Myrtle Brown. Northcutt Ely, Harry Yaeser, Edward Reed. Sidney DoSter, Roy Hyne. Fred Hough, Ferguson Burton. Walter and Herschel Randy, Temple Marley and GrandUra Alkire, the guest of honor.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-21
"AND >JR TEARS, ILLINoIs!"

How is the good roads movement progressing in your states" inquired the traveller
 native of the Sucker state. Tt hasn't quite reached the stage of movement vet believe; it's what you might al- most call a promsing-ah- Chicago Tribune
Arizona republican., 1911-05-21

c. q Barbee; J. D. Jacobie. Globe; F. D. Barr. Wickenburg; A. J. Gilbert. Wickenburg. w T. James: A. A. Johns, Prescott; J. \. Trenberth, Pres colt; J. T. Young. Prescott: l.. E. Os- born. Glendale; Morris R Lock. Abi- leue Tex: w. D. Alexander. Jr.. Los Angeles. \. A. Orozes. Wickenburg
Arizona republican., 1911-05-21
SOUVENIR REMNANTS

Phoenix and Arizona pennants. 75c. Phoenix high school, 75c. Hinckley's Postoffice News Store, 13s N. Center. facing the postOffice. It
Arizona republican., 1911-05-21
WHITING MATERIAL

Writing tablets and envelopes at Hinckley's Postoffice News Store. I3G W. Center. facing the postoffice tf
Arizona republican., 1911-05-21

Miss Priscilla Schweppe. who has been the guest of her brother. R. J. Schweppe in Tempe. and also of Mrs William Coleman Rogers, returned to her home in Los Angeles on Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-21

The Quien Sabe club were pleasantly entertained Tuesday evening by MT and Mrs. J. F. Cleaveland. Mrs. Cleaveland and Vernon Cook made the highest scores at bridge. Mir. and Mrs Cook will be hosts of the club this week
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-11
REPUBLICANS ON
Death OF Mr..
BALDWIN

The Republican Territorial central
committee met at noon today and pass
ed the following resolutions Of regret
at the death of the Hon. II. +. Bald
win
Whereas, The Honorable Henry =.
Baldwin has passed on his earthly pill
grimagc, and has fulfilled noble and
inspiring life, complete with human and
civic virtues:
Whereas. lie was fully imbucd with
the high ideals of American freedom
and was Il consistent worker In the ad-
van, ement of the great principles un-
DERIVING the foundations of our repub-
| lie; himself no mere partisan. he shirk-
cd no political duties. out was active
i In all that makes for honest and ELI
cient government;
Resolved, That as n token of the loss
we sustain by his death and as u me-
mortal of the poignant grief which. In
common with all our fellow citizens
amlicts us, while humbly bowling to tn,
VI tli uII-NIS' wv
record the strength and nobility Of his
character, his wide extended Chart,
and the all embracing sympathy of hi'
nature;
Resolved. That In the shadow o
then sorrow may his family see thu
light that halos their husband and ia
ther with the honor aud love OF all
rich and poor alike. of the communit.
In which he lived and worked.
Resolved. That these Resolutions b.
spread upon the minutes of the com
mittcc. and copies thereof be forward
ed to his family, to the Republican
County Committee of the County q
Maui, and to our National Committee
man.
Honolulu, July II. 1911
REPUBLICAN TERRITORIAL CEN
, TRIAL COMMITTEE.
, ALFRED d. COOPER, Chairman.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-11
CUMM|NS SEES
SUGAR Change
Iowa Senator Predicts Con.
greSS Will Revise Tariff
Schedule.

WASHINGTON, July 2. - Senator
Cummins of Iowa leading Republican
progressive. predicted today that at
least five tariff revision bills, in addi-
ton 10 the reciprocity bill. would be
passed by the Senate at this session.
These revision bills are the farm
ers' free list, wool, cotton, steel and
sugar, with possibility OF a revised
schedule on oilcloth and linolcum.
IL believe enough Democratic and
prog essive votes will he found to re-
wise these schedules" said Senator
Cummins.
Senator Cummins said this would
involve much discussion but he
thought most of II would come he.
fore the reciprocity agreement was
voted on. He expects vote on reci-
procity about August LIST He said
he did not think votes ON the other
bills would he delayed to any -grea
! extent after that
He said II was true the progressiv,
Republicans would not accept tn,
Democratic bills on the various sche
dulles, though they might accept som'
features of them. He predicted Their
would he a disposition on both side
to give mutual concessions.
! Senator Cummins expressed conf
dence that Congress would not ad
journ without revising the suga
II c,haIpIn