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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1912-03-02
SENSIBLE DEFuNcloN.
Chamita, N. M, Feb. 26, 191.

Chamlta, N. M, FEB. 20, 1917.
Sr. Editor del Nuevo Mexicano.
FL dia 20 del corriente a las IL p.
m. dej6 de existir en- este lugar mi
querido ito el Hon. Francisco A. Ser
ma, la edad de 20 amos, siendo victi-
ma de una penosa enfermedad que So
10 dur6 enfermo 20 dias, dejando con-
vertidos en- dolor con su pecho lace
RADIO sin consuelo que les calme sus
pesares, d un hijo y cinco hijas, y tres
hermanos, y IN gran numero de pa
rientes amigos, que NO cansan de
llorar
Triste. muy triste, sera siempre la
irreparable perdida ae I'm tio: pero Sc
agiganta la tristeza que produce la
muerte, 81 lloramos un hOmbre Gu
va vida difundi0 mas ALA de La rami-
liza de las amistades: de un hombre
consagrado al bien pdblico, al progre-
SO humane. Cuando este sucede, ell
dolor de los intimos y de los allegados
ocultase. Tai sucede hoy c-iando Sc
abre una sepultura para recibir los
restos de un hombre que, ademas de
padre bondadoso amigo ejemplar,
fu6 un ciudadano eminente {. influy6
en- los destinos de SUI condadp. En-
1884, fue electo ASSESSOR por el conda-
do de Rio Arriba cuya oficina desen-
pen6 con alta honradez capacidad
Mas tarde fue elegido juez de pruebas
por el mismo condado. Tambien fue
elegido comisionado de condado por el
mismo condado, por ell -ermino de cha
tro amos, cuya oficina desempen0 con
alta honradez.
En- la vida privada supo conquistar-
Sc la estimation Y ell respeto de todos
en- Ia vida pdblica logr6 un prestigio
que pocos alcanzan, esforzandose por
el engrandecimiento de su condado
Hizo cuanto pudo, aprovechando sus
aptitudes energias todas, su carac-
ter in,egro, inquebrantable, le hizo es-
timar todo 10 justo prestar apoyo
a toda empresa honrada. No transit
ga con la menor cosa que se opu-
siese al deber. Con su perdida todos
perdemos algo. ell dia de hoy p1ede
considerase como de luto nacIonal pa
ra nuestra comunidad. Abundan por
desgracia, muy pocos ciudadanos de
tan elevadas condolences, cuya muerte
nos priva, por 10 nenos de un ejem-
pl0 que imitar.
Lioremosle, pues, antes como pa
triota que como amigos allegados
arrodillandonos ante su tumha.
Pero al convencernos de que es-
tan aqui Sis acciones, de que su obra
no muere, de que sus virtudes lie So
breviven: recobremos amino para in.
sistir en- la fstigosa lucha. seguros
de que la mejor manera de agradarle
y seryirle sera interesarnos por 10 que
tanto lie interest: Hace pocos dias
aun estaba entire nosotros viyo, ale
gre, enthusiastic, deleitandonos con
Isu conversation animada 6 interesan-
te. arrebatandonos con sus inspira-
clones. Ahora esta frio, mudo, in
erte. inanimado, incapaz de producer
un sentimiento que no fuese de iris
teza profanda 9 dolor sin linites
Descansa para siempre querido ito.
descansa en- la eternidad. que te ha-
bra revelado estas horas 10 que aun
es para mi misterio de la muerte.
Ahora el abajo firmado. a nombre
de mis- primos y tios doy un voto de
gracias a todas aquellas personas que
nos acompafiaron eli el velorio como
en- ell funeral.
Que Ia terra lie sea leve. :
ANARANTE SERNA.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1912-03-02
CANDIDATE PARA sEcRETARlo
DE LA cIUDAD.

Facundo Ortiz, quien sirvi6 como
secretario de la ciudad bajo los mayo
res .Chaves, Sparks y Sena, ha sido
sugerido por sus amigos de ser candi.
dato para secretario de Ia ciudad, en-
la eleccion municipal de Abril. Ell
seflor Ortiz hA convenido con sus ami
gos, sujeto & la convention Republi-
cana de ciudad.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1912-03-02

Ocho gitanos, cuatro de ellos mule
res, fueron arrestados en- Cuervo, con
dado de Guadalupe. acusados de ro
bar gallinas y dinero. Pagaron Ii
multa y costos en- Los Tanos fueror
ordenados de seguir adelante su ca
mino.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1912-03-02
SESSION DE LA coRTE DE PRuE-
BAs Ell LuNEs.

Canuto Alarid, luez de pruebas del
cond ado de Santa Fe, anuncia que una
session regular de la corte de pruebas,
sera tenida Ell lunes dia de Mario dc
1912, en- la casa de corte del condado.
AqueIlos que tengan negocios ante di-
cha corte .estan requeridos de estar
preserves. La corte estara en- session
soiamente un dia
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1912-03-02

En- la contesta por el empleo de Sc.
cretario de condado del condado de
Sierra, el Juez M c. Mechem decide
en'favor del contestants Andrew Kelly,
Democratic, ven contra de Amado
Gonzales, Republicano, que habia sido
electo por una mayoria de dos votos.
La decision Sc fund6 en- ell punto tee
nico que Gonzales falt6 en- enviar al
contestante una copia de su respuesta.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1912-03-02
John JOERNS
EXONQRADO
La Resignation es Aceptada
y Howell Ernest Nombra-
do Como su Sucesor.
Ell Gobernador w. c. Mel Donald
Tambien Anuncio Varias
Otras Nominaciones.

FL Gobernador w. C. Mcdonald
nombr6 Ell jueves en- Ia tarde un cusrpo
de educaci6n del estado que se COM
pone de los miembros siguientes:
F. H. Roberts, de East Las Vegas,
presidents de la Univsrsidad Normal.
@. M. Light, de Silver City, presi-
dente de la Escuela Normal de Nuevo
Mexico.
Bonifacio Montoya, de Bernalillo.
El-Rev. G. c. Hill, de Roswell.
M. D. Taylor, de Aztec.
Los miembros ex-oficio son Ell Co
bernador y Ell superintendente de ms
trucci6n pnblica.
FL Gobernador tambien hizo los
nombramientos siguientes: J. D. w.
Veeder, de Las Vegas, para miembro
del cuerpo de regentes de la Universi-
dad Normal en- lugar de F. FL Pierce
que ha fallecido. Rosalio Lopez, de
Tuiarosa, para ser miembro del cuer-
po de fideicomisarios del Hospicio dc
Nuevo Mexico para los Ciegos, en-
Alamogordo, en- lugar de c. Meyer,
que hizo dimisi6n.
JoERNs ExoNERADo.
En- un convenio hecho en- la tarda
del iueves entire ell Gobernador el
Auditor Ambulante, el primero exo-
nera al segundo de todos los cargos
que fueron proferidos hace algunos
dias contra Joerns. Ell arreglo no
causa sorpresa. No habia intenci6n
desde Ell principle en- insistir en- los
cargos 81 un arreglo amistoso podia
ser efectuado, y los dos dias de confe-
rencia entire los dos ofciales de estado
fueron ocupados en- discut!r las con-
dlciones mas bien que en- argumentos
beligerantes. Renehan y Wright, abo-
gados de la localidad, representation 4
Joerns. La carta sigulente Sc explica
por 81 misma:
Apreciable senior:
Tengo en- mis- manos la respuesta 4
los cargos protocolados en- la oficina
del gobernador, asi mismo tambien gu
carta renunciando al empleo de audi
tor ambulante.
AL aceptar su dimisi6n desco asegu-
rarle que en- el protocolo de los cargos
20 no tenia personalmente NADIA en-
contra de Vd. Su respuesta me es sa-
tisfactoria y la acepto como una ex-
plicaci6n razonabie del asunto de que
hay queia en- 10 que toca q vd. Estoy
satisfecho que es demasiado 81 trabajo
del auditor ambulante con solamente
un asistente.
Su resignacion es aceptada { toner
efecto el dia2 de Mario de 1912.
De Vd. verdaderamente,
w. G. MCDONLD,
Gobernador.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1912-03-02
FUERzA ITALIANA DERRoTADA.

Paris, Feb. "a. Una fuerza italia.
ma fue derrotada por turcos y arabes
despues de un combate violento que
tuvo lugar el dia 22 de Febreio en-
Zenzur, ciudad de la costa catorce mi
Has al ponisnte de Tripoh, segun des-
pachos recibidos aqui hoy de CORES
ponsales del Temps de Paris.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1912-03-02
ROOSEVELT
Sc DECLARA
Dice Que Desea Ser Nomina.
do Presidente Por Los
Republicanos.
Sc Ha Dado Principle a La Cam
pana Para Obtener Delega-
dos a Chicago.

| Boston. M ass Feb. 20 EStamO
en- el combate. ESQ es todo,u dij
Theodore Roosevelt hoy. Fu6 8,
1nico comentario respecto a la decla
raci6n que expidi6 aver al efecto gu
aceptaria la nomination presidencia
d 80 la ofrecIan.
Estando va declarado Mr.. Roose
velt, 81 trabsjo activo de poner el
planta una organizaci6n Rooseveltia
ma fue comenzado aqui hoy.
Telegramas de todas parties del pai
y los visitantes urgieron a Mr.. Roose
velt que Sc alzara las mangas y 81
lanzara q la refriega, pero 81 di6
entende- que por ahQra Sc propon'
hacer POGO, prefriendo aguardar Ial
indicaciones acerca del efecto de 8,
anuncio. Dijo q sus visitantes que 81
estaba fernando una organization d.
Roosevelt en- Massachusetts pero que
no tomaria parte en- ella.
AL lpaso que Sc mantendra al tantc
de la sItuaci6n politica en- todas par
tes del pals, Mr.. Roosevelt exprest
su determination de no identificarse
icon nlnguna organization de Roose'
velt-S
Ell DISCOURSE DE COLUMBUS sU PLATA
FORMA.
De varios estados han venido sI-
plicas para que vaya q pronunciar
discursos, pero Mr.. Roosevelt dijo
que aun no habia determinado que ha-
Ger. Sin embargo, manifesto que va
sea que emprendiera 8 no una campa,
ma de oratoria reiteraria una vez y
siempre su creencia en- los principios
poIiticos que anunci6 en- su discurso
en- Columbus. Ohio. is bajo esta
plataforma que la campafia de Roose-
yelt va a ser llevada adelante.
EvITA LA REvOCAToRIA.
Boston, Mass, Feb. 26. Primaries
directas, incluyendo primarias presi-
denciales, la iniciativa y referendum
bajo ciertas restrinciones, y un plan
que Isl es adoptado impedira la me-
cesidad de la revocatoria de jueces,"
fueron advocadas hoy por ell Coronel
Roosevelt en- un discurso a los MEM
bros de la Legislature de Massachu-
setts en- ell CapitOliO.
CUARTEL NACI0NAL DE ROOSEVELT.
Nueva York, Feb 2S.-Oficinas per-
manentes de donde los sostenedores
de Roosevelt dirigiran gu pelea por la
nomination presidential Republicans
fueron abiertas hoy en- Nro. avenida
Madison, q cargo de Oliver Clinton
Carpenter. IN abogado que fue uno de
los tenientes de George B. Courtelyon
presidente de la comisi6n nacional
Republicans en- 1904
la comisi6n Roosevelt de Nueva
York manejara aquf el trabajo de con-
seguir dslegados la convention ma
cional en- favor de su nomination y
tambien cooperara en- la misma obra
on todo el pais," diio Mr.. Carpenter.
JOHNSON DICE QUE ROOSEVELT CANA
RA.
Nueva York, Feb. 26. --El Goberna-
dor johnson de California dice que
ahora que el Coronel Roosevelt ha sa-
lido ADVERTISEMENTS en- pos de Ia nomi-..
naci6n presidential millares de nue.
vos admiradores Sc agregaran las
filas. El Gobernador Johnson diJo:
"El manifesto del Coronel Roosevelt
fue todo 10 que esperabamos, Gre
emos que hara la mas fuerte pelea en-
la historic. Nosotros los del ponien-
te tenemos confianza en- su nomination
y despues de obtenido ESQ podra de-
cirse que Ell combate esta terminado.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1912-03-02
CoRPoRAcIoN.

The Ambor Oil and Gas Company de
Gallup, condado do Mckinley. ha pro-
tocolado artfculos de incorporation
en- la ofcina del Secretario de Estado.
La nueva compaf1ia espera hacer un
negOcio general en- eisdesarrollo de
aceite, y en- su refinamieuto venta.
w. F. Dancer es nombrado agente es.
tatutorio de la empresa, la cual esta
|capitalizada en- nn million de pesos,
divididos en- el mismo n1mero de ac-
clones del valor de un peso cada una.
La compafia protocol6 un ccrtifcado
|especidcando que los accionistas no
|tendrian ninguna responsabilidad.
BUCHANAN DETENIDo EN- SEATTLE.
Un despacho recibido en- la oficina
del procurador general al sabado pa
sado anunci6 que una continuation
fue concedida hasta el microbes sub
secuente en- el procedimiento de habeas
corpus de w. r. Buchanan, anterior
presidente del difunto Banco Interna-
|cional de Concrete de Tucumcari,
lquien esta detenido en- Seattle, a SD
plica de o6ciales de Nuevo Mexico.
Esto dara tempo al CAPTAIN Fornoff
de la policia montada, y el alguacil J
| F. Ward, del condado de Quay, para
Ique lleguen a Olympia, Washington
Lar lnc 1o IT L ~
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1912-03-02

ERNEST ES Ell SUCCESSOR DE JOERNS.
Segun anunciado en- el Nuevo Mexi-
cano hace algunas semanas, Howell
Ernest, de Clayton, condado de Union,
hermano de la Sra. Ervien, de esta
ciudad. ha sido nombrado para suce-
der Joerns, y tomara desde luego
cargo del empleo y nombrara un nuevo
asistente.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1912-03-02
APLIcAcloNEs PoR PARoLA.

I'm n1mero crecido de presidiarios
confinados en- la penitencIarfa de Nue.
vo Mexico, han hecho aplicaciones
por parola ante el cuerpo de comisio-
nados de penitenciaria, Ell cual tomara
acci6n sobre elias en- su iunta del dia
2 de Mario.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1912-03-02

suserIbanse al Nuevo Msxlcano en-
Espanol.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1912-03-02

suscriDanse al Nuevo MszIcano.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15

This is a national meeting and de-
partment of the National Education
association. 1t was organized in 1854
and the meeting at St. Louis was the
largest in the history of the organi-
cation there being 200 in attendance.
Here gathere men in educational
work from all over the United States
and Canada.
Mr.. Chas. F. Chadsey, superintend-
ent of the schools of Denver presid-
ed Next year the meeting goes to
Philadelphia with Supt F. B. Dyer
of Cincinnati as president.
The program included such vital
subjects as Reorganization Affecting
the Course of Study and Economy of
Time" "The Determining of School
Efficiency" Problems Relating to
Child Welfare" agriculture in the
Rural Schools" Scientific Study of
School Work in Arithmetic" "The
Unified High School," "The Utiliza-
ton of the School Plant" by What
Standards or Tests Shall the EAicien-
cy of School or System of Schools
be Measured?" "The Effect on Edu-
cation and Morals of the Moving Pic
ture Show" "The Standardization of
Janitor Service" etc. Some of the ad-
dresses were upon such subjects as:
ideals and Modern Education" by
A, Ross Hill, president of the Uni
versity of Missouri; "The Function of
the kindergarten in the American
School System" by Lucy Wheelock.
of Boston; Vocational Guidance" by
Meyer E. Bloomfield of Boston; "The
School House as the Civic and Social
Center of the Community" by E. J. |
Ward Of the University of Wisconsin,
and last but not least the address
given in the large banquet hall of the
Southern Hotel by United States
Commissioner of Education P. P.
Claxton upon the subject of "Ameri-
cas- Most Important Unsolved Edit
cational Problems" He is an orator
and very forceful speaker. His lee
ture was instructive, inspirational and
stirring. In the course of his ad-
dress he spoke OF eight problems
which he considered important and
unsolved:
l. Universal education; compulsory
attendance in every state and territory.
II. That the child not only be COM
PEELED to stay in school in the grades;
but that every effort be made to get
the child to continue his education
even beyond the high school.
III. The standard of teachers be
raised. They are high in some states
and low in others; hence the teachers
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15

This report is some better than the
last. Still there is room for improve
ment. Parents, see to it that your
child does not miss day unless it is
absolutely necessary
The third quarterly examinations
will be held on next Thursday and
Friday, March 81 and o.
High School Glee Club Concert.
The combined glee clubs of the
high school will give minstrel con-
cert Thursday evening, March % in
the gymnasium at the high school.
The glee clubs have been working
on this for some time and feel CON
dent it will more than please the par
ents and patrons of the school.
1t will consist OF solos, duets, male
choruses, mixed choruses, chorus of
SO voices, assisted by orchestra.
Full program next week. Watch
for posters.
The board of education gave Super
intendent Brooks a two weeks leave
of absence last month to attend the
meeting Of the department of super
intendents which met at St. Louis.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15

Tonight, Friday, March IS, at the
High School gymnasium, will loccur
the State Championship debate be-
tween Gooding, winners in the eastern
section, and Caldwell, champions OF
the west. The debate will begin at
o'clock sharp and an admission of
Is cents will be charged
This will be the last debate for
this year and it bids fair to be a very
interesting contest Every citizen and
patron of Caldwell who is interested in
the public schools should attend this
debate. We need and appreciate
your support.
A recent letter from Gooding says
that their negative team which comes
to Caldwell is composed of three girls,
viz, FERN Osborn, Helen Wilson, and
Hester Bennett. Our affirmative
team will contest with these and is
composed of Charles Harding, George
Kinkaid, and Albert Steelman.
Our negative team, Ralph Bres-
hears, Edward Roseman and Will
WEIGH, accompanied by Mr.. Greene,
will leave Thursday evening for Good
ing.
In state where woman has equal
suffrage with man both sexes ought
to be highly Interested in this clash
of wit, wisdom and eloquence be-
tween a team of young ladies and
young men.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15

who cannot meet the requirements in
the states where the standards are
high will seek employment in the
state where the standards are not so
high. What we need is a uniform
standard the nation over. Of course
with raise in the standard will come
increased wages and longer tenure of
Office.
w. Teachers must have a more
uniform preparation.
" There must be a more uniform
requirement among the smaller COL
leges.
vi. Education must be adjusted to
the various needs of the children.
VII. The education of the child in
school must be related to his life out
side and after school.
VIII. Child labor must be abolish
ed in the United States.
Mr.. Claxton appeals to the great
body of school people and those inter-
ested in education to help solve these
problems.
Attending such meeting at this
season of the year affords a splendid
opportunity for superintendent to
visit schools in other cities. St. Louis
has one of the best systems in the
United States. Mr.. Brooks made use
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15

of this opportunity and visited schools
in St. Louis, Council Bluffs and Oma-
ha.
State Championship Debate.
Friday night of this week, March
IS, Caldwell High School will meet
Gooding, who are the winners in the
eastern section of the state, and de-
bate for the championship of the state.
Caldwell won the western champion
ship and is entitled to this debate.
Friday night in the High School gym
nasium the citizens of Caldwell will
have chance to hear the last debate
of the season. Come out, we need
your support.
Another Victim to Dress.
What's the matter with the fellows
fingers?
Why. he went crazy over button
ing his wife's waist.
And why is he up on the ladder?
He thinks he has the contract for
buttoning the waist of the Statue OF
Liberty.-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Dog Star and the Dipper.
Pop" asked the inquisitive boy.
well, what is it now?"
Say, pop, did the dog star ever
have the dipper tied to its taii7-Phil-
adelphia Record.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15
"tf at Elrsf-1

Jules Vedrines lost to Conneau the
Daily Mail prize of $4,000" said a
member of the New York aero club
Dut Vedrines will win some splendid
prizes yet. He's not the man to be
discouraged by a failure or two. At
. luncheon at the Savoy in London i,
Gay or two after the Daily Mail con
test. Vedrtnes said: Failure acts mr.
Ne Ike tonic. 1t spurs me on tc
harder work" Then, with smile +,
ADDED: Success. after all. is opl
nLure with better motor and a ne,
ahsssis.'"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15
INTERESTING REPORT
OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Following is the report on attend
ance for the Caldwell public schools
for the month ending March lst, 1912.
This report should have been pub
lished last week, but owing to the
fact that the superintendent was at
St. Louis attending the national su-
perintendents meeting, this was i'm
possible.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15

Mr., Ratio needs no introduction to
Caldwell. He appeared on the course
last year and was so very we'll re-
ceived that he has been asked to re-
turn this year to give another pro-
gram. Those who heard this reader
last year may rest assured that this
year they will hear an entirely new
list OF representations, albeit of equal
merit with the former one.
The previous numbers Of the course
have been worthy ones, those yet to
come are just as good or better.
Don't fail to hear Ratio.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15
RATIO TO BE HERE
MONDAY, MARCH 18
Popular Entertainer Appears as Fifth
Number on Lecture Course.

The fifth number on the Caldwell
Lecture course will be held in the
Methodist church Monday evening,
March Is. Ratio, the impersonator,
will furnish the entertainment.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15
Caldwell MAY Win
CHAMPIONSHIP OF
The STATE
Winners in Western Section
Meet Champions of East
ern Part of State.
CALDWELL RECOGNIZED

Gooding High School, Champions in
Debate of Eastern Idaho, recognize
Caldwell as Western Champion and
Debate for state championship in
This City Tonight at High School
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-20
HELP WANTED.
FOR SALE
FOR RENT

The house and lot now occupied by
Mr. g. W. G Deering on Kinau st,
Guy. Possession given May /, 1912.
For particulars apply to Cecil Brown.
Sl9O-2W
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-20
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-20

you have the Sugar Trust at work, re-
ducing the revenue OF the country and
cutting down expenses tor the Sugar
Trust Very few people ever stop To
think of bone char.
Free sugar Is Trust move and
the price OF sugar to the consumer
would not be reduced.
The present price OF raw sugar
may very likely be the result of ma
nipulation, although OF course the
sagglng OF the price may be due To re,
fners being well stocked and consid.
cradle raws coming on the market
one would expect the Sugar Trust To
manipulate the market so as to give
the public the impression that even
the threat of a reduction In the tarln
has the effect 81 reducing the price
of sugar TO the consumer.
Il like TO come TO Honolulu and may
be back soon. cant see anything
but bright outlook for this city and
the islands. Perhaps | am too optl-
mistic for some good people here but
! don't believe that optimism will hurt
the town any"