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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-10
MAUI BOARD IS
READY TO WORK
Supervisors Organize With
Much Politics Rife in
County.

Especial b III letin Correspondence
WAlLUKU, Jan 6.-The new Maui
County Board Of Supervisors CON
sistng of w. P. Haia, w. n Pogue,
VIM. Henning and Chas. Lake Ct, T.
Meyer absenD met on New Years
day for their Inauguration. They
soon adjourned, however, and met
again on the following day for real
business. On Tuesday. January g. all
were regularly installed including the
county officials-Treasurer. Auditor,
Sheriff, County Attorney, and all the
deputies.
The Republican Executive County
Committee made the following rec
concentrations for deputy sheriffs;
Levi Joseph for Hama John Ferreira
or Wailuku, and Joel Nakaleka for
Molokai. There We're no other appli-
cants for these Offices so the County
Committee nominees went in with
flying colors without a single opposi-
ton. for not as much as a hairs oppo
sitiOn was raised against them. But
it was not so with the Lahaina and
Makawao deputy sheriffs. The Com
mittee recommended Chas Makekau
first choice for Lahaina and G. R.
Lindsay for second choice. Sheriff
Crowell recognizing Mr.. I.indsay's fif-
teen years of faithful service as an
officer in the public service. appoint
ed him There the matter ends But
it is not so with the Makawao dis
trict. The Committee made the fol-
lowing recommendations: w. B. Scott
first choice, Ed. Monon (present in
cumbenD second choice. Davis Nor
ton third choice, P. N. Kahukuoluna
fourth choice. Mr. Scott was the
choice of majority of the County
Committee and also of Hamakuapoko
precinct Sheriff Chowell. however,
made an investigation at the end of
the year and found out that Mr..
Scott had not then completely sold
his liquor business at Paia, and for
various ether person. Sheriff Crowell
considered Edgar Morton, the present
incumbent. as the best fitted for the
important post. and so issued the
commission to him.
The County Committee is not salts
fed and has adopted another resolu-
ton asking the Sheriff to reconsider
his appointment
The standing committees are:
Finance-W. Henning, chairman;
w. p. Haia.
Public Improvements-W. F. Pogue,
chairman: G. Lake.
Committee on Police-W. P. Haia,
chairman; G. Lake.
Public Health--W. f.. Pogue, chair
man; w. Henning.
Legislation-W. p. Haia, chairman;
r. T. Meyer.
Committees on Education, Miscel-,
laneous and Roads and Bridges will
be considered later.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-10
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
q
Estate of Kala (k), Deceased.

Having been duly appointed ad
ministratriX of the estate of Kala
Ck), deceased, the undersignedshere-
by gives notice to all creditors OF
the said deceased to present. their
claims, duly authenticated and with
proper vouchers, If any exist, even If
the claim is secured by mortgage
upon real estate, to her at her resi-
dence at Kakaako, in Honolulu, City
and County of Honolulu, or to Eu
gene X. Aiu, attorney for the said
estate, at his Office at No. 203. Nc
Candies building, in said Honolulu.
within six months from the date OF
the first publication of this notice.
said date being the 9th day of De-
cember, 1910, or within six months
from the day they fall due, or the
same will be forever barred.
KAUI (w),
Administrative of the Estate of Kala
(k), Deceased.
4S09--Dec. 81; Jan. 8, 10, H.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-10

Ernest E Legros to Frank Hus-
tace, p A; general powers. B 3S1,
p 472. July 10, 1909.
Mid Pacific Institute to Notice, No
tice; applcn for reg title of lots /,
! ? and az 3S9-1OO0a .land), Manoa
Valley, Honolulu, Oahu. B SS1,sip
474. De- "a, 1910.
X Tarao to A Sinjo, C NJ; lease
hold, mdse, livestock, wagons and
| harnesses, Kapaau, n Kohala. Ha
wall; $500 B 339, p 3S7. Dec 10,
! 1910.
Julian r Yates to Volcano Stables
& Transportn Co Ltd, C NJ; gasoline
motor car, model G A r. No 1876,
and int in Stevens-Duryea 7-passen-
ger automobile; $500. B 344, p
123. Dec II, 1910.
w NJ Kalaiwaa and VT to Charles
X Mcguire, d; lot 81 5000 So it
land), Kekio Tract, Honolulu, Oahu;
$50. 337, p 3O7.
L Kirkpatrick to Trent Trust Co
Ltd, D; lots s, IS, IS, sc, 10, so,
95, SO, 112, 113 and ia. Waialae
Heights, Honolulu, Oahu; 81. b
337. 81. Dec "a, 1910.
L Kirkpatrick to Bishop & Co, A
NJ; 4 mortgages of various lots,
bldgs. rents, etc. Waialae Heights,
Honolulu, Oahu; $1,000. B 944, p
.125. Dec %, 1910.
w NJ Kalaiwaa and VT to Chas X
Mcguire, D; R P 1865, Kealakehe, N
Kona, Hawaii $1,000. B 337,sp 306.
June %, 1908.
Edna X Akau to Mercy K Akau
d; int in 27,0S7 So it of R P 1101.
kul 513, Kukiau 2, Hilo, Hawaii;
$40. B 337. p sos. Dec 19,sl91O
D IIelela and VT to Hilo Rail-
road Co, D; S-100a of gr SOB. Wal
lea. S Hilo, Hawaii; $3.50. B 337,
p 312. Dec 10, 1910.
Parker f Cummings and VT to
John NJ Bright, D. 1-2 int in r p
412, Keawea, Lahaina, Maui; Is
int in R P 6777, ap 4. Puako, La
haina Maui; $3.50. b 337, p 904.
Nov 81, 1910. ~
Eliza K Bright and hsb to Pioneer
Mill Co Ltd, NJ; r p 412 and Ia int
in r P G777, ap 4, Kelawea, etc,
Lahaina, Maui; $3.50. B 344, 121.
Dec Is. 1910.
Waikiki Market & Land Co Ltd
to County of Maui. i; pc land, Mar
ket st, Wailuku, Maui; 10 yrs at
$3.50 per yr. b 349, p 81. Dec 10,
1910.
Antonio Fernandez Jr to Maui Dry
Goods & Grocery Co Ltd, l.; pc land
and IT r W, Paia, Handicapped.
Maui; 20 yrs at $50 per an. B 343,
p 80. Dec 90, 1910.
Kahalepouli Shaw and hsb (W) to
Annie Farden, d; 13 int in r p
(grl 1928, Pawili, Lanai; $500 b
337, p 300. Dec 10, 1910.
Kealoha Kalei and hsb G. IA to
Martha F Fleming, D.; int in ap /,
kul 4516, Kuiaha Gulch, Hamakua
loa, Maui; $25. B 397, $40. Dec
10, 1910.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-10
REAL ESTATE
TRANSACTIONS

Enttred for Record, Jan. 7, 1911.
kanikekakaulani (w) ct al to John
F COlburn TT d
Hllo Sugar Co by Atty to Ednah
c Hayes ID
Ednah P G Hayes and hsb to I1ilO
Entered for Record Jan. 9, 1911.
Mabel c Gregory by Atty to Isabel
Kelley ...... ..... ..........D
Malie Kahaulelio and hsb to VIM
Werner ct al ...... ID
William r Castle and WI to William
. boWen .'........ -
Samuela Opio to w Koolua Samu-
ella (k) ........ ......... 49,. ID
w Koolua Samuela and VT to Wa
hinekeauoli Pa (w) ..........h..D
Kalua (w) to Kupahulani Ana (w)
CT al '''....' '''.''''.' 49,. II
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-10
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure.
E. W, Groves signature is on
each box =
PARIS MEDICINE. co. St, Louis,u S. A."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-10

Rivers was believing through the
telephone to his wife, six miles
away. IF you'll raise the window,
said Brooks, you won't have to use
the telephone. Chicago Tribune.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-10

The roundhouse and five loeomo.
tives of the Houston & Texas Central
Railroad at Walnut Springs, nTex,
were destroyed by fire. The loss is
estimated at 100000.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-10
Recorded Dec. 20, 1910.

Mutual Bldg & Loan Socy of Haw
Ltd to Mrs Elizabeth Bolster, Rel;
Lots l, and 3, Blk E. Kapiolani
Tract, Honolulu. $S25. B 339, p 1858.
Dec 10, 1910.
Hawaiian Trust Co Ltd TT to Palolo
Land & Imprvmt Co Ltd, Par Rel; 3
pcs land, ID S9-10O A in Section B and
c. Palolo Hill Tract. Honolulu. $297S
339, 1858. Dec 19. 1910.
Palolo Land & lmprvmt Co Ltd to
Kamuki Land Co Ltd, D; pcs land,
IA $1,000 A in Section B and C, Pa
lolo Hill Tract. Honolulu $297S. B
1886. p 379. Dec 10, 1910.
Trent Trust Co Ltd TT to Mid-Pac-
fic Institute, d; int in Grs SO and
3693, Manoa Valley, Honolulu. $4,000.
332, $50. Nov q. 1910.
Donzel Stoney to William o Smith,
A; special powers. B 331, p 400.
Nov 10, 1910.
Emmeline M Magoon and hsb (J Al
to MidPacific Institute d. Lots | and
8 of Lot 7, Blk %, r Ps 3031, APP l.,
2597, Ap /, $3.50 and 1887, APP 4, Col
lege Hills Tract etc. Honolulu. $10,-
900. B 337 296. Dec 10, 1910.
Lau Kap to Lau Sang ct al Rel;
int in leaseholds, bldgs, livestock
growing crops etc, Moanalua, Homo
lulu. $1,000. B $3.50, p 372 Dec 49,
1910.
l. kirkpatrick to Augustine NJ Guer-
rero, D. Lots 81, 92 and 101, Waialae
Heights, Honolulu. $3.50. B 1886, p 3S4.
Dec 20, 1910.
Augustine NJ Guerrero and VT to l.
Kirkpatrick, NJ; Lots 81. 80 and 10l,
Waialae Heights Honolulu. 1925. B
339, p 1873. Dec 20, 1910
Z Colt Hebron to Kate X Ryan, d;
Lot IL, Blk l., Kaluaolohe Tract. Ho-
nolulu. 500. B 1886, p 1856. Dec 10,
1910.
Maikai Dudoit and hsb (A) to Jas
Fl Raymond Trs; d; CIR 1881, APPS l
and 2, Mooloa, Honuaula, Maui 5000.
B 1886, p 1882. Dec II, 1910.
Recorded December 81. 1910.
Emmie S Stoney to William o
Smith, P A; general powers. B 391,.
p 467. Nov 10, 1910.
Lahapa (w) to Mathematical
(w) ct al, l.; 1926 So it land, Wal
ava, EVA, Oahu; 80 yrs at 81 per
yr. B 343, p 81 Dec I, 1910.
Lupua Kekaulahao and hsb to A NJ
Brown tr, d; R p 1884, kul S27. Ho-
nouliul EVA, Oahu; $500. b 1856, p
800. Dec 20, 1910.
A NJ Brown, tr, and WI to John
f Colburn, d; int in r 1884, kul
S27. honolulu, EVA, Oahu; $500.
b 1886, p 391. Dec 20. 1910.
Kokichi Katsuki to Seishiro Ogata,
C NJ; hack, 2 horses and set of har-
ness; 81, and not $3.50. B 944, p
lis. Dec 20, 1910.
Maria Eugenio and hsb (M) to
San Antonio Port Bent Socy of Ha.
wall. M; lot 3, blk 10A, Kapiolani
Tract, Honolulu, Oahu; $125. b
1913, p ASP. Dec 10, 1910.
Rosalie Ferreira by gdn to Ellen
X Robinson, d; int in estate of John
Ferreira, decd $500. b 1886, p
394. Dec l, 1910.
John Makahio and VT to Y Ahin,
d; r P $50, kul 1912, Kapalama,
Honolulu Oahu; $425. b 335, p,
295. Dec II, 1910.
Slizth B Waterhouse (widow) to-
John Warehouse, d; 34a land and
% 1T r w, Nuuanu Valley, Honolulu,
Oahu; 81, etc. b 1876, p 1876. Jan
Z, 1904.
Valentine S Holt ct ais to Waialua
Agrctl Co Ltd, A NJ; mtge Kalima-
nui Mahu on kul 1912, Paalaa, Wal
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-10
BAND CONCERT!

The Hawaiian Band will give a
moonlight concert this evening at
Thomas Square, beginning at half
past seven. The program follows:
March-Angelina .......... Scotto
Overture-Titue ........... Mozart
ermezzo-Turkish ........ Hays
Selection-Yedda ........... Metra
Vocal-Hawaiian Songs ar. by Berger
Chorus-Lohengrin new :. Wagner
Waltz-Dreams new ....... Fucik
Finale Chantecler new ..Thurban
The Star Spangled Banner.
One of the great drawbacks to Q
literary career is the return postage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
A "RATTLED' ORGAN.

The organ of the Federal bunch is
badly ratified these days II finds moth
ing that il can hang any charge upon
or make any allegation adverse 10 the
American party or its candidates with
ont the baldcst sort of lying, Ncstcr-
day morning it covered its labeled ed
torial page with n silly sort OF mis-
representation of the position of MIR,
Brausford and Of the American party.
IL was all placed in such u sloppy. in
effective way. as indeed the subs tancc
of it is ineffective because false, that
no possible advantage to the Park
ticket could accrue thcrclrom, The
Statements made against Mr. Bransford
and against tho American party arc the
widest untruths and misrcprescnta-
tions
Coming specifically TO tho issues
raised. and referring to Il statement in
The Tribune that the property values
IN this city would materially decrease
IN case of the election OF the church
ticket but that the county commission
crs. proddcd bv the Federal bunch.
would keep M the valuations on the
assessment roll, the Smoot paper SAYS,
1T is foolish 10 assert that the new
commissioners viii raise the property
valuation of Salt Lake - Undoubtedly
It would be foolish for anybody TO make
that assertion. and nobody has made it.
The authorities referred TO rs making
the increased assessment arc tho coun-
" assessor. the county commiss sioncrs.
and ,hc State board of equalization,
AL ogged on 10 their cXtortionatc work
bN the Federal bunch. which wants the
utmost possible revenue from taxation.
The Smoot organ also says that before
tho primary The Tribune claimed that
"the church wanted Lcathcrwood for
m9vor. This is absolutely false. We
knew al the time that the church did
not want Leathcrwood for mayor. aud
wc felt certain all the time that Mr..
Leatberwood would never get on the
ticket; but that Mr.. Park. having the
church support. would be the opponent
at the polls next Tuesday of Mr..
Bransford. In this connection The
SIaoot organ ventures "humblc opiu.
lor ~ 80 what The Tribune would
have done II Brausford aud Ramsey
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04

On Thursday evening the Descrct
News. the leading church organ. priut-
ed cdtorially the following bit Of
vicious rank stupidity;
BRANSroED AND THE PORE
The MORMON organ says if Mr..
| Park is elected, President Joseph f.
Smith VIII Ice mayor
| The gentleman mentioned would bc an
excellent mayor. aud one OF which any
efficient and honest BuI there is no
| connection between Mir. Park ana The
| Presidents office.
In some parts Of the country. they have
| an idea that nobody p Utah can send,
or lcCciNc, a letter until tho President
/ OF the Church has read, and approx ed
| OF H. II j. strange that The Tribune
| has overlooked This story and missed thc
Just think what eloquent appeals it
might have made 60 thc voters for the
! liberation of the United States mails. and
The election of Mr Bransford The lib
| orator.
| Bui Tho assertion Of The Tribune that
| The election OF Mn, Park means that
! President Joseph r.. Smith becomes
/ mayor suggests counter proposition
which Is far more reasonable and That
J IS this that Il Mr.. ErIpsford is elected,
| the pope Of Rome VIII lac the actual
mayor That is 5ust as plausible For
date and thc american" party is Mr..
liearns's party, and Mr. l&carns. with all
| his faults ana frailties. is devoul serv-
ant of The pope. SO there YOU are DO
not vote for Mr., Bransford. for a vote
| for BIN Is a vote for the pope.
Someone may say tbut This Is absurd.
SO IL is But Il is not more so than
! The Tribune proposition. They are both
of one kind So YOU pays your money
and takes your choice"
II is hard TO find any justification
Tor that sort Of raDtankerous folly. In
no way has tho Catholic church in Utah
takeu amy political stand in this cam
paign or in any other Much less has
any Catholic ecccsiast spoken foI
Bransford aud still less has any used
Catholic church edificcs and the meet
ines called for religious purposes for Tho
end of indulging in political harangucs
WIry, therefore. is this insulting refer
ence TO the Pope
With respect TO the Mormon her
areby. the case is absolutely plain
Every one knows that the rcsul, oi
the primaries was decided by thc whs
per Of the Mormon church authorities
las between Lcathcrwood and Park
Lcatherwood apparently had tho polit
icil organization Of tho Republican
party TO support him hut that had lit
tie effect when opposed by the church
organization. which uuquesiionably
worked for Mr. Park. Last Sunday :,
tabernacle meeting was devoted large
~ to political haranguc by Apostle
Penrose' which could bc understood in
40 other sense than as counsel Il
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04

the Mormon voters that they arc cX'
pccted To vote against the American
ticket But, if they vote against the
American ticket there is only one other
ticket to vote. When We consider that
the ward meeting houses OF Sunday
evening continued the counsel thai
was given 'by Apostle Pcnrosc in tn"
Tabernacle. and the injunction IN manN
of them was made even palmer, thnt
they must support Park. The wil'iu'
mcndacity of the church organ in seek
ing 10 involve thc Catholic church III
the campaign is both vicious and with
out the slightest warrant in truth
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
IT'S TRICKY LIST.
situation

The long list of - Non Mormon Busi-
ness Mon for the Nonpartisau Ticket
printed by the Descrct News on Thurs.
day evening quickly disiutcgratc, when
the touch-stouc of fact is applied to it,.
1T seems that the News simply took
the names Of tho persons used as a
large committee in the original busI-
ness men S movement, which was aft
crwards rcpudiated by the Federal
bunch aud the Republican party ma
chine. which in itself Withdrew num-
Der Of those names \ good many OF
the persons SO named know nothing
about their appointment, took 10 parE
in the movement, and are not for the
Park ticket The Tribune yesterday
morning printed the names OF over
twenty OF these, most of them being
for Bransford and not for Park
The list printed by the News en-
braccd the full committee, Mormon as
tiles who were Withdrawn through the
Republican party movement, and those
who arc now actively and honestly AT
work for Mayor Bransiord, and there
arc very few left OF that list OF non
Mormon business men thus dishonesty
presented by the church organ.
The publication Of that list WAS n
clear fraud The News knew il was
so. and deliberately meant by printing
it TO impose upon It's readers and upon
the public.
The News asks, Docs not The Trib
unc know that +. p. CritchIow is also
opposed TO the American ticket?' The
reply is, The Tribune docs not know
this. and 1T, does not know it as TO
others who arc named.
The News says also. "Thc Tribune
says that the Citizens movement is re-
dictionary because of the large number
Of Mormon business men who are on
The committee. - The Tribune said
nothing of the kind and the News
knows that 1t wilfulIv lies when il nm.
dcrtakcs to imputc that saying to The
Tribune
And thus it goes all through this
campaign. The opposition press being
absolutely unable to meet the situation
as II Is, puts up men of straw OF its
own and knocks them down at it's will
The Tribune speaks for itself. and is
glad 10 have tho opposition answer what
it says. well knowing that their IN.
swers arc easily riddcd, being both
pucrilc and false. The News comfcsscs
this through its forgercs in imputng
10 The Tribune things which The Trih.
une has not said This means, of course.
that the opposition Is not able TO an
swcr what The Tribune has said, aud
feels itself obliged TO bring forward
something which The Tribune has not
said, and impu(ing this invention of its
own TO The Tribune, it proceeds to an
swer IT i'll its own way. That SORT OF
journalism, however. is so thoroughly
dishonest that sort Of augmentation
so absolutely childish, that il is I'M
possible for the News TO Gain anythinr
substantial, or anything ut all with
substantial men, through such vicious
and stupid means
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
"FIGGERS'' 1T OUT.

The Smoot organ yesterday morning
undertook 10 figure Mr.. Bransford out
Of tho race for mayor by comparing
votes received by hm at the election
two years ago compared with votes re.
cciycd by him at the primary of Ocio.
Der 2ith. II niinimizcs Mr Bransford s
vote bv cqualizing II on ihc whole
ticket. and it. counts everything anti.
Bransford that docs not show for him
in the primaries
That Is very comforting sort OF
way TO figure an election b. a biased
nund. But it is by no means prac-
teal way, aud the politician who would
rely upon that sort Of figuring would be
trusted for lust one campaign. and
ncvcrmorc thereafter
But. If We should apply The same sort
"t comparison and elimination AGAIN
the church ticket. we would FIND that.
whereas the Federal bunch and church
combined polled upwards of 10000 votes
at the election two wears 3go, thi. wear
the regularly nominated caudiJatc of
the Federal bunch received mere frar.
ton Of thus. and the church received
but little more tnnn half. Bit the Fed
cral hnnch and The church arc not the
same this year. and Republicans are alb
solved from al party allegiance in this
municipal campaign. 50 that tho condi.
tionS are entirely changed. aud the
Smoot organ ~ figuring on an equation
the terms Of which it cannot possibly
state.
The truth is that the campaign this
wear is on M altogether different basis
from that of any previous campaign in
this city. And tho prospects, while cx.
ceedneIy bright for the American
ticket, which VIC confidently cxpect 10
see elected from top to bottom cannot
be compared with former ante.election
probabilities; for it is certain that no
computations from previous elections
Will, have any particular bearing upor
! the election of next Tuesday,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
PROMISES WHAT WE HAVE

We sec that rho Citizens Nonpartl-
lures of four of the six candidates for
office. pledge. themselves to business
methods in the administration of the
city 5 affairs, provided they arc elected
to office.
In this, however there is no gam
even in the promise over tho actual per
formaucr Of the American party, winch,
during all the years il has had cont:oi
in this city, has conducted affairs pre-
cisclv on business methods, and has fcn-
dcrcd to the taXpaving public the best
possible service. and has made iull ana
honest accounting of every dollar re-
cciIcd
The candidates referred 10 promise
also TO put clean, efficient, Iawabldlng'
and responsible mon nj the heads oil
departments This means, if 1T means
ANYTHING that the opposition claims
such mon arc not now at the heads oil
departments It would, however, he I'M
possible 10 get HE signatures OF those
mon 10 a statement that the heads
departments arc not now precisely tina,
kind of men or to designate any that
are not such The fair, the charitable
Interpretation of this pledge is, tua'
the candidates. If elected. Will put nj
the head of the different departments
precisely such men rs arc now at the
head of them Anything else would be
ni Il.
thing else would he to impute libel to
their statements.
The police department is coVcrtly at
tackled. and this without Just causc ana
without proof, on basis that has
passed away.
The pledge to put in public improve.
mcuts Gas rapidly as the revenues Of
the city will permit is merely the
same old pledge under which lcihargy
has always prevailed IT is always easy
for the reactionarics 10 show that the
revenues of the city viii not permit
improvements TO bc made. or advance
mcnt to he had
Tho letting of city contracts is prom
iScd on II fair basis. and after com
petition and due notice. But that is
precisely what the American admins
tratiou has done. SO that there is no
Improvement i'm the promise over the
actual performance.
When the candidates promise FUR
thcr that they will exact the full value
of a dollar for every dollar paid out
for nublc work that may be u menace
or fair business proposition, accord
ing as ono might look at IL. 1t may
mean the cutting down Of the wage of
the laborcr or ii may mean a candid
statement Of husiucsslikc purpose.
il means he latter, then no improve.
mcnt would lac possible over the Amer
lean administration in this respect t
il means the cutting down Of labor 5
wages. then indeed it would be yarla-
tion from the American standard. Hero
is an ambiguity which the signcrs OF
that statement TO the public might well
clear up.
The statement as whole promises
no advance over American methods. and
it would bc folly for tho people TO
chase a will.o 'tbc-wisp promise. desert
ing the solid ground Of actual perform
aucts and fact
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04

Governor Blease of South Carolina
enraged at newspaper editor e.vs
that n nc were not in politics he
would whip that editor: and he adds
'f | was not man enough to do II
would get double barrelcd shotgun
md shoot him Unhappy Bleaae ~
be in politics, that 30 closely restrict.
his liberty. But doubtless if he were
not hindercd by this, he would bc by
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04

The idea Of printing an antc-primary
list of names rs having effect now
when the conditions are altogether
changed. and as opponents Of Mayor
Bransford. is such a stupid bit Of fraud
that IT would not he likely to have oc,
Cured to anybody else than the domi-
nant bIgots OF the church organ, which
did that printing. And it was aS disas-
troms rs il WIS stunid