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The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-24

Entered of Record November IS, 1911.
Jack Kekuawela and VT to Leong
Lam Fook M
Nose Apakahelu to Kamale Q, ct al D
M de F Spinola and VT to Mrs Ella
v ReJerman ..s.s............. ID
Charlotte p Hapai, by Gdn to Man
uel Ou .........,...I.... u
Louise Hapai to Manuel V Gil. -. d
Manuel v Gil and VT to Antoine
Gil, ct al ................. ID
Manuel v Gil and VT to Jose Farias d
John Miguel and VT to Joaquin G
Medeiros OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. d
Manuel B Andrade and WI to WI
Stanley OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. NJ
Kaimuld Land Co, Ltd to Bank
Of Hawaii, Ltd ............A NJ
Mrs Eliza Roy to William F Roy. D
Gilbert Hall and VT to John D
Paris, ct al ................ d
Isaac K Davis and VT to John D
Paris .....,............, NJ
Lum H Chez and WI to Chun Sun
Nee .................., ID
Ruel Kinney and VT to Waial1a
Agrctl Co, Ltd .............. N
| Len Choy to Wing Nee Tong. -. l.
Est of w G Lunalilo, by Trs to A
X Ozawa ............... Rel
j K Naruse to Won Hamm-Yoang
Co, Ltd ..................C M
Oahu College, by Trs to Edgar
Higgins, TT ................... Rel
Trent Trust Co, Ltd. .......... D
D Donaldson, by Atty to Mile
MOTHS ...............P Par Rel
John j Macgarvey and VT to Trent
Trust Co, Ltd ................. M
Bishop Trust Co, Ltd, Tr to II "
Patten ..................P Par Rel
Entered of Record November 20, 1911.
Minnie Kaiue 60 Kazue Tagami.. D
Do Rego and Edwards Co P D
Kaaua Manini (w) to David Kai-
Paul Muhlendorf to Notice Notice
Rita S Paris, ct al to Tantalus
Lots ...:....-.......... Plan
NJ W Tschudi and VT to Ak1na (k). D
William Savidge, TT to N G Peter
son .................. ID
See Kang and VT to N G Peterson. d
N G Peterson to Bank of Honolulu,
Ltd ................... M
Trent Trust Co, Ltd to Sarah J
Grace .................. ID
K Matsumoto to Tora Murakami. d
X Matsumoto to Bunhichi omoto.. d
Hoomana Hale and VT to Andrew
II Cox ...........,....,.. Nd
John Kekainuku and VT to Lau
Chew Ahoi ID
Sarah ] Grace to Amalia Mehner.. d
friedrich Sackwitz 10 VIM M Nc
dowan ......s......... ID
Wong Feart to Pilipo Comrades. Rel
VIM G Irwin, by Atty to Jas +
Woods NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Rel
James + Woods and VT 10 First
Bank Of Hilo, Ltd. ...,........ M
A X ozawa and VT 10 Protestant
EpiS Oh in II I................ j
p Il II stFaueh and VT to Lydia
Kahaawinui .......,......... ID
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-24
FRISCO lEWELRY MAN
R0BsED AND MURDERED

Gan NHAA fihfO. hogfmhaf al,m
a a Needman > ifaelg salesman,
30 hsea fopEa d g9iief nalaffe8,
he4 naahta ~ ftoao - IfHsls ~
salaleE y ~ pa|lff " aaa ialis ilis
lL-l ~ L-l-Ll-I
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-24
SEATTLE WATER FAMINE
GETS VERY SERIOUS

SEATTLE, Washington, November
alas result Of the foods which
hRye pat the water system out Of busl'
meas most Of this city viii be without
water by next Saturday,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-24
IT % . WoNpnR

GhRmhedaius Pals Ralm q one ~
che m0si FemaTkable pfspaEellons yet
pr1fneef f0r ihe relief ~ lhenm0iie
psinl end faf iamf baek, spfalns SAD
hmises. tho onlft gellsf ffam paiu
timsa ~ fQet fof eRlf ~ ~ dealers.
lesfen, hHlih 4 Co.. az asenls ~
iasal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-24

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Mabna KsnI,,l-oU an, b., - NJ :"
EIizabeth Y pontE IT, " mo AZ
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a. al i " LAZY "0' "' n
a w Moncnroii , .ns -; e. w;i,;: y
1880 al anu W. W " IMAM -
Po1nb a R.orn. - ' w;,;;.., M =
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NJ. h"SG nnr,;n: 80 M...;. NJ: 9
q So. ~ 1..o IN
EsdSon 0OA anu va " 'Onn mo n
Oil Txo,,o; .Oa - .s - N a.
w yon1 sh.n anu wa ana W ~ !" n
VIM, shnn h., 49,, a. n.'o'I5
Camnh"n ' " ANY - D"sS'u \,
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- - n " SA ~
III Tns 1i Of record november Il, 1911
W. W., I'm Sam 70 AZ OF Iong Coney. L
Al r;et y Mn M;tehao, ana WI 70 har- =
v Az. M.n;o ',-,..,;.';,.'' -
6 I ann 70 r wplllam II. castle IT.. M
DAVID M Lonohiwa and VT to A ,
-, b =! Lindsay 1,y .....';;..::... 2
Ma,c,o,.o4 p;eh,a ~ III. M =
MAJ n s Go,o "A "icniey and nSD 70 " =
PD;.1; ~. -; =
Aa Ip,n EST Ltd to Honolulu .
'H 70 ',';''.''
Sse oL . NanpDeli, Dy ITS 10 no
r.ito u e i1 m ~; - 49, rar hei
" Shiuo hi m1eot - OS N9I 10 l9lt
Vonng Mans savs Sou Ia :
Chong All San and bsb Pal
Antoine r Perreira and ,Sf e. Mo-. -'''
oeI p Freitas n
Maria q Tre;tas ana bsh e. Moria =
a Fernande1 O " W " n
ANNE Cooper and heb to Io.o n :
| Garulba n
Job% X R,ovn 60 ioscnh n r., =
newa NJ
Jobn I,ovel ana WI e. simooro "
| pooL,b; n
s;meona paa1nb; 20 Iobn Iovoli n
! Gov, f,I,ono, ~, 1rto,oo ~ A.. e
Est Of II q MarcbsOt Torn Er,rv
corr,t % la - ~. 80 - Oie IT I'M
a yndd Uu anu W. ~ AsneS u n
- ~ 49,. r.. '';;',;.. =
lanes tnes M "a 81 70 EVA n MAJ 9
Becky X chong and bsb TO TJrata
Goiehiro T
Anthony U Gilman to Urata Col.
chiro /
Albion F Clark, by Ant Of Mtgee :
to Ida f Lamb ...... Fore Affit
Mabel W Brasch and hsb to Bishop
& Co ............... Add Chps
Ertored 90 posora Novor,to, le ,o,1
- So - a ~ e 80 ~ ~
linda u w. " "'''' . =
CharIos sI Ia, a - - 1o..;. =
Of Hawai- HND N - y i +
Haw,n F,ber IN Ia N oabr Pal
way & Land co , Gra,t
Oahu RaiIvva,, g. land n 20
Wilson - " I
! A II WafeYhouse ana vyf 20 TX
Fa,lsv 'u'' aAu va " n \
$3.50, ,,,',I.'',,,.',','',,I,,.,';'
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-24
Temporary work
ON TWO STREETS
Supervisors Authorize Il and
Trade Of Horse for Second
Hand Automobile.
CFrom Wednesday, Adverliser.l

Most important OF the matters taken
mp by board OF supervisors last evening
was that Of making some improvements
to Fort and Hotel streets, and 81 900
was voted for this work during tho
coming month.
The resolution passed provides for
searifying and resurfacing Fort street
from Hotel to Beretania, aud Hotel
street from Nuuanu to Alakea, the total
cost being S2,4S5.l6. There is not
enough money to do the whole job at
once, and so one side of each Of the
streets named will be taken care of
this month.
Besides this money, there was $3.50
appropriated for work on Prospect
street.
Need New Patrol.
Sheriff Jarrett called attention of
the board, in communication, to the
fact that the patrol wagon at the police
station was so old that it was not Of
much use and many repairs would have
to be made to put in proper shape so
that it could be used without danger.
He mentioned the fact that at pres
emit the board of health ambulance is
being used but this is in bad shape
also. The police wagon had been in
use for ten years.
This matter was referred to the
police committee, and Murray made a
few remarks to the effect that it would
probably be cheaper to buy an auto
mobile patrol for about four thousand
dollars than it would to get a new
wagon and horses which would cost the
county at least fifteen hundred dollars.
Horse Snapped for Auto.
Chief Thurston was authorized to
trade black horse of the department
at $500 for secondhand automobile
to be used in doing hydrant work and
other errands that had to be done from
the central station, the remainder of
the cost to come from the regular ap,
preparation.
Kaimuki Land Company and Homo,
lulu Construction and Draying Com.
pany will be called upon by the city
attorney to pay money for the use OF
city road rollers and crushers, the for
mer company owing the city S296.2s
and the latter $635.6S for several
months for the use of this equipment
according to statement by Chief En-.
gineer Gere.
Up to Belt Road.
The matter of the Kahaluu bridge
which must be repaired or replaced al
once, was brought up in a communica
tion from the city engineer and refer
red to the road committee with the sug
gestion that the whole matter be turn
ed over to the loan fund commission
as this bridge was in its province.
In regard to pay for janitors at the
public schools, City Engineer Gert
thought that some were underpaid and
submitted a new salary schedule, which
was referred to ways and means com
mittee.
Eighty dollars was appropriated tc
extend Fifth avenue, Kaimuki, 100 feet
at cost of eighty cents a foot.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-24

Nisis fHpla ~ ~ ahsnhon fea8sI
Al ~ leslesfileF ~ Na9Hasr 4aha
- u Natielais ~ isff faea Haife
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-24


A#A44aaa&A&a#E
works and hard feelings made In the
Tabid discussions, u happens that u All
h. hs II u had never been, and the mat
ter Is just az Il cRme from the mayor
With Bis veto attached.
The motion made should hays been
no pnss ihe resolution noiHithniand.
ing ihe mayor = yet0,H the solid foug
would haye voted foF thie and tho
three against ana lt aoula have been
settles ~ y y Heihlna hss bsee
done for me quefiion wee rot earriea
through afrefdirR ~ lhe ples lslanf 81
ihe ehnfiffi snd 4 haf ~ ~ BE- deae
Hfff hHain
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7 iffHH e faHas NJ hasIH Nnlas ihl
I lfaslaiian y laifn tp Hlfhln 1850
islf y bfteaN 49, dssi. ssfA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-24

Dwight went pn 10 explain that be
fnes kuusnu noTk was lmporiapt, bot
IA had bees nRainsi taking meney from
eataiani piRaya AZ the time he signed
the resolution calling foT Outside m0n.
~, ~ Nas ~ The depression ihai 40
Htalnla SEQ N favor M ilis pfofef
SO Bat he haa learned dlnegfnhy, and
- HeHl4 sphala iAe veto M ~ inayoT.
Money aaia ihai 40 one lui ATaola
aheal1 baYf faiei aaainal taking u0s.
81 fiaH outside. hnf ilff ~ qaefilon
80 pat p > folf. Afnola nslthl ana
ffH tallna NJ fHllaln ~ Fio. anA
s. asFs'af
- $3.50 osaaiaon
40 49, 49, iAe lsii sarl, o.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-03-18

The Board Of Aldermen met
pursuant to the above call. Pre-
sent: NJ. Ha,phen, Mayor; Alder
men Danels Dietlein, Loeb and
Larcade. Absent. Blacksher.
There beiag a quorum present
the meeti e was called to order.
0peloasas, La. Mar. q 1911.
TIE the Mayor and the Members
Of the City Council, of the
City DE Opelousas La.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-03-18

On motion duly seconded and
carried, the above request was
granted.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-03-18
Blood Will Tell.
Walter Dillon
....fNo. 4361z....
Race ReCOrd2:1O14

Son Of Sidney Dillon, Sire Of Champions; sire Of Lon Dillon, 1885,,
champion trotter; Flieta Dillon, 208A, champion q year old fy: and six
others better than 210. Dam Guycara, Els, dam Of 10 better than $50;
daughter OF Guy Wilkes, 215H, sire Of four better than 210; and 88
others better than 230. End Dam Biscara, dam of 8 better than 2s30;
daughter of Director 2:l7; sire Of better than 21U. 3d Dam Bscara,
cam can Q Of Q better than 2:3o; daughter Of Harold 4:I3, sire Of Maud s 2A8A.
4th Dam Belle. dam of Belmont Ga, McCurdy's Hambletonian Est.
Waiter Dillon is 2 handsome bay stallion built like his sire, and viii
sire colts OF the same high order. He is a horse of wonderful natural
speed; also q show horse Of style, quality and individuality. His races BIZ
tne past season stamp him as q race horse of the highest type. His cam
PfRn lasting from Juae 18th to Nov. 22nd. He started us times, was 8
tIfesh st and 6 times second; and the largest money winning PAGER Of
the kansas-Oklahoma circuit. This young horse will make the season of
l9Il at the Opelousas, La, race track, fee $500 the season. Mares
70 board fenced pastures low rates. + am also prepared to handle
and train q few outside horses for the coming campaign.
Call on or write.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-03-18
Saturday, April t, iou,
Notice.

thereby give notice that l have applied
to the Mayor and Board of Aldermen OF the
City OF Opelonsas. La, for a license or per-
NIT to operate a saloon In said city for the
year 1911 for colored peoplea t Steven Cortrs
place In building to be erected.
REMY WALLIOR.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-03-18

The undersigned citizens of the
City of Opelousas, and tax pay
ers, would respectfully recon-
mend the action of the Mayor,
Mayor Pro TEN and Street Com
missioner in building those
bridges as they did as they were
ia bad condition and required inn
mediate attention, and III our
opinion they acted for the best
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-03-18

ried.
Chair appoints Messrs. Lar.
cade and Daniel on above com
mittee.
Opeleousas, La, March 6, II.
To the Honorable Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of the
City of Opelousas, La.
Gentlemen:
| would respectfully request a
permit for moving my two ware
houses adjoining to my store.
One Of the buildings is at pres
ent Seventy Five Feet from Lam
dry Street and the other one
Sixty Five feet from the street.
/ wish to move one forward
twelve feet and the other one
ten feet, so as to have them con-
%veniently located for warehouses.
At present they are too far away
from the store.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-03-18
Respectfully,
JOSEPH LASSALLE.
Per G. Il.

On motion duly seconded and
carried, the above request was
granted.
Motion by Mr.. Loeb
That a committee of two to-
gether with the Mayor, be APP
pointed to meet the committee of
the Progressive League, and
Board of Health, which will
form a committee to meet the
Health Car officials on their ar
rival in our city on the 18th day
of March, 1911.
Motion duly seconded and car
ried.
Chair appoints Dietlein and
Larcade on the above committee.
Resolution of Mr.. Daniel:
Be it resolved, That the Mayor
be and he is hereby requested to
communicate with the Mayor of
all the other Incorporated towns
in this parish requesting the APP
pointment by each of them of a
representative to represent each
town at a meeting to be held at
the Courthouse for the purpose
of deyising ways and means,
considering what might be the
best mode of action and any
other necessary steps to relieve
all Of the said towns from all or
part of the tax imposed upon
them by the parish.
Be it further resolved, That
the Mayor be and he is hereby
authorized to fix the day and hour
at which said meeting shall be
held and to take any and ali other
steps that in his judgment may
be necessary to carry out the OBJ
iect of this resolution.
Resolution u n a n m Y
adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Daniel, duly
seconded and carried, the fol-
lowing opinion of the City At
torrey, was spread on the min
.utes:
Opelousas, La, Mar. s, 1911.
nv opinion has been asked as
to whether there is anything in
violation of the law in cases of
lumber being sold by the St.
Landry Lumber Co., for i'm
nrovements necessary in repair
mo the bridges, side walks, etc.
in the streets Of the City of Opel
ollsas, in view of the fact that
Mr. Daniel who is interested in
the ST. Landry Lumber Co. is a
member of the City Council.
The vt. Landry Lumber Co.,
rid is a corporation organized
,,nder the laws of the State of
Tns,isiana, and is doing business {
4 the Parish of st. Landry and {
r;tv Of Opelousas, there are !
,,.anv other persons interested I
= the ST. Landry Lumber Com
nany beside Mr.. Daniel and it 1
l,ya,,Id Be d great hardship if this
could not sell lumber be-
oo,.sa one Of the members was a
sasrnber Of the City Council. ]
I understand that my predeces
ii, fhe former City Attorney,
.oached s similar opinion and it
without saying that where 4
go1 anrati0n acts under the adj Il
ef counsel, that they are not $
Md responsible. I
ii seems that the Mayor author t
III she purchase Of certain lum- 4
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-03-18

tive to the bridges lately built BY
the City Council.
NJ. HALPHEN, Mayor.
Attest: J. B. A. stage, Clerk.
Received the above notice on
the 11th day of March, 1911, and
on the same day and date I noti-
fed all the members of the Board.
of Aldermen in person.
Ct. E.. HAYES, Marshal.
Opelousas, La, Mar. I'll, 1911.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-03-18

Der for the purposes of repair
: ing and building bridges, etc, in
: the city of Opelousas and it
seems that there are two lumber
dealers in this city, therefore
! must it be assumed that the lum-
J Der dealer who is a rival to the
st. Landry Lumber Co., is to
have the monopoly of selling
lumber whenever the city has
work to be done for the reason
that the st. Landry Lumber CO.,
has a member who is on the City
Council.
Such a contention would be
the narroWest splitting of hairs
that a false logic could invoke.
The subject matter now under
discussion was not a contract in
the strict sense of the word with
the City of Opelousas, but was
merely a purchase of lumber.
and Mr.. Daniel was not even on
the purchasing committee, and
1t would certainly be stretching
the law until it cracked again to
say that in a simple purchase of
this kind the purchasing COM
mittee must steer clear of the st.
Landry Lumber Company in pur-
chasing this lumber.
It may be that the st. Landry
Lumber Co. was indulgent as to
the terms Of the purchase, and
suppose in pursuing the thought
that is now presented that the
other dealer asked higher prices
and that the City of Opelousas
could have made better terms
with the st. Landry Lumber Co.
can it be seriously said that the
lumber could not be purchased
from the st. Landry Lumber Co.
such a proposition would find
only in the brain of
some one, whose judgment was
clouded to such an extent that he
could not see the absurdity of the
Besides so far as the lumber
that has been sold and used by
the city it's bound to pay for it,
as it serves a useful and bene-
fetal purpose, but going further
| see no objection whatever to
the Gityof Opelousas purchasing
lumber from the st. Landry Lum-
Der Company, if in the opinion
Of the purchasing committee it is
TO the interest Of the city to do
SO, in view possibly of the more
advantageous terms offered, the
better quality of the lumber or
FOR any other reason suitable to
hem.
Respectfully submitted
JOHN N. d
City Attorney.
Motion by Mr.. Daniel
That the salary of the Street
Commissioner be fixed at $1,000. 90
yer annum.
Seconded by Dietlein.
Motion by Larcade-
As a substitute to Mr.. Daniels
notion: that the Street Commits
salary be fixed at $500. 90
Ter annum.
Seconded by Loeb.
Vote on the substitute:
Yeas: Larcade and Loeb.
Nays: Daniel, Dietlein, Hal
hen.
Substitute lost.
Vote on original motion:
Yeas: Daniel, Dietlien, Hal
hem.
Nays: Larcade, Loeb.
Original motion carried.
On motion duly seconded and
the meeting of the Board
{ Aldermen was adjourned to-
[arch 9th. 1911, at 500 O'Clock
m.
M. HALPHEN, Mayor.
test: j. B. A. STAGE, Clerk.
=
Opelousas, La, Mar. II, 1911. i,
0 the members of the Board of tn
Aldermen, City of 0pelousas,
La. A
Gentlemen: You are hereby
that there will be meet tn
& Of your Honorable Board this on
aturday evening March 18th, fie
al, at 500 o'clock p. m, for of
purpose of receiving and act
6 on j petition of citizens, rela-
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-03-18
SUCCESSION SALE.
ESTATE OF BETTY EARLES, decd wife
of James Bowling.

64S3, Probate Docket, 18th Judicial
District Court st. Landry Parish, La.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-03-18

The picture above speaks for itself and goes to show that the Deihn-
JACOBS Grocery Company, Limited, handles goods in the right way, thereby
saving their customer many a dollar on freight rates.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-03-18

lgpntInael % page 81.
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NO REASON FOR DOUBT.
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-30
COURT TO MEET MONDAY
over In WEBSTER
Opening OF Session for Fall
Calendar.

With Judge z. A. Littlejohn presid-
ing, Webster superior court conyenes
Monday morning at Preston, and a fun
week of judicial business there seems
probable. Webster court is the first
upon the calendar and opens the fall
session for the Southwestern circuit.
While there may be the usual amount
OF civil business, there is always a
shortage of criminal cases in Web
ster, fact which its citizens are just
ly proud to assert. After Webster
comes Schley and Stewart courts and
then Lee, which assemblies the first
Monday in November or just a month
hence, and about which more than
usual interest centers this fall because
of the Childers-Kennedy case there
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-30
HOBSON MAY BE
ALABAMA'S. SENATOR
Things Will Soon Stir in Pol.
itiCS Over There

Nashville, Ten, Sept. 29.-General
reports are to the effect that there is
to be a combination in the next cam
paign for the Gubernatorial and United
States Senatorial races, and the names
of Walter D. Seed for Governor and
Richmond Pearson HObson, Congress
man from the Sixth district, for Sena-
tor, are being heard
While sthere are some who are in
Clined to believe that Congressman IN
derWood might take a dip into the
waters, and that former Governor B. B.
Conner will make try, it is to be heard
that there is an agitation looking 10 a
combination as outlined above.
1t is known that Senator Johnston,
who will be in the race for reelection,
looks upon Congressman HObson as a
possibility. 1t is understood also hat
Senator Johnston has been informed
that there may be a combination FORM
ell.
At one time there was a report
throughout Alabama that Congressman
Hobson had designs on the Gubern4-
torial position, but the latest gossip in
political circles is that Congressman
Hobson would like to make the dash
for the Senatorial pole, and announ -
ments are being looked for from him
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AMERICAS is GOING TO
SEND A DELEGATION
To Meeting Of PrGSbytery in
Brunswick.

The Americus Presbyterian Church
will, as usual, send a representative
delegation to the meeting of the Ma
con Fres5ytery, which assemblies in
Brunswick ten days hence, or on De-
tober 10th, To- a three or four days
session. Rev. J. w. Stokes, pastor of
the church here, will doubtless attend
as will several members of that de-
nomination. Sor as announced, there is
nothing out of the ordinary routine OF
business to be considered by this rep
resentatiye church body at the Bruins
wick meeting, but there is always
something of general interest in the
events that develop at these semi-an-
nual Presbyterian gatherings.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-30
In BATTLE With TRUST
RATES TAKE A TUMBLE
Georgia City Putting Up a
Game Fight.

In Americas, where the insurance
trust has a throttle hold upon proper
ty owners and exact enormous rates
of insurance, interest is felt in the re-
suit of the game fight against the trust
now being waged by citizens of La
Grange, Ga, to the end of securing re-
duCed rates.
Competing, non-trust companies is
the remedy being applied.
The war was preCipitated by the
Southeastern Tariff Association, and
the fight on price-cutting in fire in.
surance began in real earnest when
the price for business property as tc
premiums took a 25 per cent drop.
No decline in the price of Is cents
per 500 insurance on dwelling has
been registered so far, but the price
of $3.50 per 500 on business property
has been scaled as noted.
The cause of the fight is the coming
of non-association companies into that
city and as the association companies
claim cutting prices through a local
agent while all the othe agents of the
city are held to standard price by
the associated companies.
More insurance was written this
week as a result of the fight than has
been written at any time in years gone
by.