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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12
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the aes Of sis nostAs.
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Ars. hscy wss obliged W leave hers
in 1897 going Sra 10 Sslida with
her soa ClsFesos. Who wss . r. p. o
clssk running fros Sslida TO Gssna
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hes . position under the chief clerl
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division.
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posed ior . cospas of nostAs bet q
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70 bic dsesA. Ii wss . greet shocl
70 hs is.ily s.d 70 Ais ns.,
frieads.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

H. F. Trampe has moved his
family from the ranch north of towa
to the Hyatt house on Wiscoosin
street, where they viii live for the
winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

Mn. E. N. Nourse and daughter
Elisabeth left Wednesday for Pue-
bio. The daughter has been troub
led With rheumatism and will re
main awav for several months. in
hopes that lower altitude will ben
eft her.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

Miss Pauline Metroz returned
Wedn esday to Denver TO resume her
studies 1t Wolfe Hall.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

Miss Clair Strouee returned Sun
day from Montrose and left Wednes-
day for Colorado Spring. and Den
yer where she will visit for several
weeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

rAs auditing committee appointed
BY ~ district court was bssy this
wssA checking up the county treas-
ususs books. W. W. Mckee and
JoAa Gordon of Gunnison and f. X.
Willia0s of Pitkin form the commit
t0o
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12
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tAis s66s1 70 Dsssioess psodscrd
By tAe spirit Of bssdi.aae tAse Asd
takea pesssssioa q shs co~oe.
BssaA Isspscsos 0illaspey dscrssd
thet unless sone definite decision q
TO the brand WON BY TIE crissel
cosld be reached, he would have tc
report it 70 the sAsAe livestock board
and les the Law take its course.
One big sseer was Uncovered ia
the bunch wearing brand simiIsl
70 those identifying the cattle Of I
rancher in eastern Colorado snd
another rsuci,er in Montrose county
1t Was decided that - the anima
ranged nearer Montrose than th'
other section of the state, the steel
must belong to the Montroee man
1t was decided 70 turn it over to him
provided he coald prove ownership
Between forty and fifty of Gunni
soa's leading ranchmen were presen
watching the proceedings. The fol
lowing is the list of captains VIII
Supervised the collection of th'
strays: W. c. McDonosgh, Coche
sopa; Herbert NcDusald. Uppel
Tonichi, John NcLAin, Quart,
Greek; 4 1. V.der, Lower Tonichi
Earl Stone, Lower 0snnison; ]. r
Spann, Eass river; Fred NcKes
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

We rccoUDend the Auditorium
Hotel - an ideal and convenient
place for our people to stop while
attending the Stock Show in Denver
next week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

Sanford Zeigles came up from
lola Monday in his Ford machine.
He rode aroand town showing the
folks what the Ford could do in
deep snow.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12
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tesesss of the to~n end cossty. h
wss 10 ssrprise 10 snyose thea thst
pestsCt sccord rei9sed IN the ainds
Of the SeIessses when they .st -
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the train which was 70 carry thsa
TO Pseblo arrived sad sslsctsd JoAn
A. 6sssls - cAairvnea Of the delass-
sioa. Asd il ~ss psrSscsly sssss.l
shst ssserinG co0nitsss vss chos-
- cossisGiAG Of the iollosia1:
H. G. Bsrtlstt. Geo. Esssnsa. Dr.. n.
nsctinsosA, g. J. Miller ssd C. p.
RosAris.
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going 10 DO. One thing vss CO..
ssia tAsy wers going 70 Asae -
esthes. il il wss sscessasy 70 49,
st the cad of . ropo.
A big meeting at Pssblo vs. csr-
tain. jsdeiae fro. The nssbss Il
deleesses that had been sccreditsd
from the varioss cities sad to~ns
and civic organizations. ssd, by the
same token. . big scrap on tapis.
The meeting VS. originally plan
ned for two days, Thursday s.d
Friday. Extending throueAost
these two days, IL must be impossi-
BILE for News-Champion to give .
detailed account of the proceedine..
because of our press day-Friday.
But more than this, there wss . veil
defined plan afoot to extend the
meeting over until Saturday, which
must make it necessary for News
Champion TO wait until next wee K
TO tell its readers Of the happenings.
So you must be satisfied for the
presen: with this meaeer account Of
the Pueblo good roads convention.
II we have won, we will give YOU .
hummer Of story next week. IL
we have lost-~ell. We didn't in
tend to lose when we left here on
Wednesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12
eooo lolc3 CONVENTION
u0ooU(y eec1pe3 oo)ne
ID 8e LAST meu
$3.50 4. NuW0a.

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csnk kTss,.saAd HiV.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

W. L. Marshall. roand house fore
man. 10 ssifering from IN stack OF
acute indigestion. II. wesGeate Of
Salida has taken his plsce tempo
rarily.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

Miss Sara Essserly, county super
intendent. visited the schools at
Crested Bstte Tuesday and We'd
neodav.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

Grover Coenet Of Moatruse and
Aiss Nettie 0rout Of Gsnnisoa were
married Lest week Il Montrose. They
will reside in thst city.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

0nssy Nosrse. Who wss the guest
q 0s. 80 Mrs. E. n. Nourse DEF
ino ~ holidays r~tsrned Saturday
to CsasssAo Sprisss where be 10 .
st06ses - Colorado college.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

Heasy ScisePf Il ~ PowAssAorn
cosstry Aas rssssd H. Haspss home
and viii occuPy Il dsriAe TIE rest Of
the winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

~ 49, hsssyAin - bsA
- ~ Ossniae Sas fS1kia.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

H.. Dsvis ed He.ry Crooks
hsse - 10 ~ lIoss cssyoa cosn-
Try 0Us1iA9 timber 10 Be ssed in in-
pssss0ssas % sAeir plecss On The
Up0e 0sunisoa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

1lin Oeaaa Hassnaa e Aaher
PaasA sAsoaGA 0sesisoa rsss1ay
e. ~ wsy - Dsssss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

e>pvs WsoasoD - dsUn ~ u
ss.sA = CssuAsasa nssAaV.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

n CAristiaa EsAssvos Socisty
of - eUsssysssisa cAsrcA hid iss
rsUu11s osstAly bssissss meeting
as1 onsial q Tie kosne Of Miss Nsn-
Mo Ossuo Tsssday sveain1.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

Nm. Dsavse RicAaeAsoa asrived
kooe SssAay lroa . visis witA re-
lseivss il DskoaA. MisssssAe and
lo~a.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

NJ. - Nm. Jss. CAisssy hsve
0ossA isso ~ Cesasoa hso0 on
visRioio Ave.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

0io ~ KslIsAss IN MasAsy n
- Uouniss q CAicano.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

Fsoak Kssoaa . y - g
nlaris lAnf oias q Gillusills.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

- omAsols Fssg u Cas1ku4aa i
- - = M. On. wsana ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

~. g. As0.ssaGA - . visiau
TussAay Gusa - CssANasQa,
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

". q. Msassa 4 Hsslia - =
toss e. bssisss nssAsy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

E n. Lamonte Of Ohio City, man.
aser Of the RAYMOND mine there, &C.
companied by Miss Stella Keeler,
the boarding house keeper and E. G.
Dice, came to Gunnison Saturday by
automobile and remained over until
Sunday noon, stopping at the La
Veta hotel. Mr.. Lamonte came TO
corsalt DR.. n. Mackintoeh profee-
sionally. having, for six weeks or
more been . sufferer from bilioss
fever. The party started back 10
Ohio City in the midst Of Sunday .
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12
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JsAss Ososse Hsthesinssoa ve-
tsrssd Aosdsy from Grsesey. who're
- snd Pvincipsl C. A. Hollingshsad,
of the Normal. we're IN sssendssce
sPoa the psgslsr Dsssing oi the
srssAsss ol she sGsAe Normal, JsAes
Bssksriaesoa being . member q the
boasA.
Bsss4es AisposiaG oi bssissss psr-
ssisiAs ssricsly 70 w. Nos~sl
scAoosa. sAsy psssioipsAsd 10 . .sss-
iAG a hssAs Il sAsAs sAsnsAiossl ~
ss;sssisss whicA - - ~ pssposs
~ Aiscsssioa Of as9ssss ssasaias 70
~ oaaAososas of ~ Ai1sssas
issaisssioes.
A csoaisess wss appoissed 70
evolve . pasa whsssby ~ sdsosaioasl
institutions sAall oeks ssposss q ths
ssos tios - 70 ~ saas Psssoa,
preSssseay ~ Oosernes. % tAaa coa-
parisoss ca rssAily - esAs ius sAe
purpose of arriving - cossscs iAsas
Il uhes the di6sssst isstisstioss 70
asire in the way Il appropriations
and eQuip.sat and SsscAiAg sss4.
1t wss also Ssasasiveay aerssA tAss
sll Of the institstioas shosld co3e
Together in making demands fos
money. instead of working alone and
opposiae each other
Principal Hollingshesd remained
over for several days to select some
one TO handle the kindergarten de-
partment Of the Gunnison Normal'e
summer school.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

M V. L. ADdsssoa snd dsssh
tess Asve moved in fvsm the rsncl
as4 - living u shs Esropssa hote
foe - UunainAes Of The winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

s2so. Wissman go " 1uuD his
vsncA On Ohio Cvssk NosAav.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

Z. J. bowsss Wss u iron the
Po~dsshos~ Ssasrdag psscAssiaS
ssppliss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

Mo- Blanche NcQslllan Of Ceb.
Oh - visiting frleads in tow
Ws1essdsy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

Mr.. ed Mn. Jos. Colliss Ieit
SssAay los Dsaves 70 BE- soes several
Ueeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

~. Asa0se Kshiak II Jssks
OsAin sss shopp;aG il sowa yssAss-
a..
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

~. EmHa Frsncisco made . trir
ovss 1sOo Denver yesterday. rstsrn
iA0 ~ ss~e day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

Jska nsoi - As0a - -
CagAsa nGnAa0.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

New doom have hssa hsAG - the
east eRtFaaoe Of the cosrt hosse.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

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- &ysuAssAss.
- 6aais rsssis0ssa ~ ~
~ - ~ YEA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

Avsss nDsisa ssass.s1 auAas10l
- 0saAAs.
JsAa nsai - -. - ~
C.sAsa hssAaV.
". q. Ms.ssa 4 n.slia - ID
W.. - sssisss nssAsy.
Fsssk Kss.aa = u luua -
MAeas IAaf oias = eillssills.
e>s.s Wssasss - -. ls.a ~
ss.sA = CssuAssss nssAsV.
~. G. nsp.s~seA - . vi.ia-s
rsssAsy ~. - CasAssssA.
0so. wisaas wss " ls~o his
vsncA % Ohio Cvssk NosAav.
New doom have hssa AsAG - the
east eatsaace Of the cosrt hosss.
Mss. Ssvssia Ped Of NJ. Csrbon
VS. shopping ia Gsanisos hoeAay
r. E. 0sllsss cs~e Up froo Delta
THE vssk end is bsskiAg On The west
ead.
Mr.. ed Mn. Jes. Colliue left
Ssnday los Dsaves 70 be soee several
vesAs.
z. J. boWsss Uss u iron the
Po~dssAos~ 6aasrdAg psscAasiaG
sspp,ies.
As. - Mn. Jss. CAisssy hsve
0osoA into ~ Casssoa AsuR on
visgisio Ave-.
0in Osaas Hassnaa e 0aAer
pansA sAsoaGA 0ssaissa Tuesday
- ~ way - Dsssss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

r. f. Gslls.s cs~e Up froo Delta
THE vssk sad 10 bsakiAg On The west
end.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

Mrs Hevssia Psel Of NJ. Cerbon
vas shopping in Gsanisoa nooAay
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12

nysss nDsisA ssAssas1 ouAaG0l0
. 0ssA1s.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12
Looh ~ ns.sa1 MeaA;aa

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@y.uA.sAag.
- laais Nsssis0ssa ~ -
49, ~ YEA.
Mo ~ Ks,IsAss IN hasdsy 70
- aou6ss = CAioaoo.
~ 49, hsssyAin - bsAy
- - 0ss.iaG ~ fiakia.
- onAsols Fsss u Css1lstsa i
- - = M. On. wsa.a ~
~. Asaose Kshiak II Jseks
OuAin Oss shoppia6 il sowa yssAsr-
a..
No. Blanche NcQslllaa Of Ceb-
ON - visiting frisads in town
Ws1essdsy.
~. EnAa Frsacisco made . trip
owe 6soa Denver Yesterday. rstsru-
iaG ~ sasse day.
M v. L. ADdersoa end dassh-
tess Asvs moved il fvsm the ranch
ss1 - living II ~ Esropssa Aosel
fos - ss0siades Of The winter.
n CAsistiAa EsAsavor Socis&y
A - hssssytssisa cAsrcA Ibid IN
rsUU0ss osetAly bssissss nsetia<
as1 s.sial = shs kos.s Of Mo- Men.
Mo Cssso Tsssday svsains.
~. LAWS ed He.ry Crook,
hsss -. 10 ~ Loss cssyos cosa.
try susoiA9 timber 10 Be esd in i'm.
Pssss1ssas o. their pleoss On tn
Uppss 0ss.isoa.
u0assy Nourse. Who VS. the eses,
q 1s. 80 Mn. Z. n. Nourue der
iA0 - holidays retsrned Saturday
TO CsasssAo Spriass whore be 10 Z
sto6sss - Colorado college.
ne auditing committee appointed
BY ~ district court vas busy thi,
wesA checking up the county treas
uFur'e books. W W NcKee apc
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-07
TO ADVERTISE HAWAII THROUGH
PERIPATETIC VARIETY SHOW

Hawaii is likely to come in for
some excellent advertising during the
next year and half through the en-
ployment by the Pacific Coast Moving
Picture Co.. Ltd, of Mrs. Frances
King Headlee, formerly the Coast rep
resentative of the Hawaii Promotion
Committee, as lecturer. Secretary
Wood has just received letter from
the company named, advising him Of
Mrs, Headlee's appointment al his
suggestion, and further advising that
an effort is being made to secure
Lloyd Childs in like capacity.
The Pacific Coast Moving Picture
Company is a unique advertising en-
terprise organized by private capital
in San Francisco, but having the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-07
IGNORANCE SHES
At A HOSPITAL

To Roman zenchenko and his wife,
Russian immigrants who arrived here
in the steamer Nile, a hospital is a
thing of evil repute, a place where
one only goes to die and then simply
because the authorities insist upon 1t.
So when Anna, their eight months
old daughter, was found to be af-
flicted with the measles on their ar
rival here, and Secretary Kearns OF
the immigration station ordered her
taken to the Childrens' Hospital, the
Grief and wrath of Zenchenko and his
wife knew no bounds. They stormed
and threatened and called down the
wrath of a hundred patron saints on
Kearns' head.
Even after they had visited the
hospital and seen the care which was
being taken Of the little one, they
were not satisfied. Better for her TO
die in our arms, than in that accurs-
Continued on page Four)
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Kauai Next
Opening For
PineappIes

The Kapaa tract on Kauai about to
be opened for homesteaoing by the
government contains the best pine
apple land in the Territory, according
to Land Commissioner Tucker who
made report to Acting Governor
Mott-Smith in regard to the 800 acres
of homestead land on the Garden
Island.
Mr.. Tucker declares that not only
is the land the best pineapple land in
the Hawaiian Islands but that home.
steading conditions are the most IDEAL
as regards climate, weather and roads.
The homesteaders at present locat.
ed on Kauai are doing well and their
crops are improving yearly both as to
quality and quantity. There is plenty
of rainfall, the exposure is ideal and
the sound condition of the road beds
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He'll broke loose in Iwilei the night
before last, and Blanche Martin, chief
siren of the local demimonde, is
facing a charge of assault and bat
terry in consequence while a quartet
of more or less well-known local men
are doing their darndest to side-step a
stunt in the witness box tomorrow
morning.
1t appears that the night before last
Blanche invited four men to dinner
and "circus" at her Iwilei abode.
The invitation was accepted and the
dinner was partaken of by the quartet
in question, Blanche Martin, the host
e8s; FeIicita, alias Monkey, and an
other Porto Rican damsel named Wal
tania Figuerroa.
Wine flowed freely and all present
were soon in very festive mood.
After the meal Felicita was request
ed to pose for a photograph in the
altogether" to which request she
acceded.
A collection was taken up for her
and then she was persuaded to dance
for the benefit of the company in
the same scanty attire.
Nothing 10th Felicita jigged and
pirouetted before her shameless ad-
mirers. n 49,
When she wanted to stop, however.
being exhausted, she was not allowed
to do so and was compelled, under
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Word received on the Sonoma this
morning that there are already rumors
going the rounds in shipping circles
in San Francisco to the effect that
continuous running of the Spreckels
line has been assured by promise Of
a subsidy from the state of New
South Wales, Australia, gives the re-
lease to information known in Homo
lulu last year when tentative arrange
ments were being carried out through
the agency of Percy Hunter, the Aus,
tralian promotion man, and the Spree.
kels company for the establishment
of the line.
Hunter went to San Francisco with
an offer from New South Wales to
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strongest kind of backing from the
Panama-Pacific Exposition authorities
and transportation companies. 1t plans
an eighteen months advertising cam.
paign throughout the country in be-
half Of the exposition, doing this by
means of a corps of lecturers and
moving pictures, singers and vaude-
bile artists. The real graft" comes
in the selling of complete coupon
tickets to the exposition on the in.
stalment plan. A corps of agents
will accompany the several branches
of the show, prepared to contract at
an attractive figure for ticket to
the big show, covering transportation.
hotel and all other expenses connect.
ed with a first class trip from any
Continued on Page Five.)
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Site Is Got
For ManOa's S
Pump House

An exchange has been effected be-
tween the government and w. e. Wall
whereby the pumping plant Of the
Manoa valley extension of the water
works system will be built on the
property mauka side of Wilder ave-
nue. and Waikiki of the Punahou Col
lege campus.
The projected plant is a necessary
link in the new Manoa Valley water
system and negotiations for a site
have been going on between the de-
partment of public works and various
property owners for some time where
by a suitable site could be found.
One of the property owners is w.
e. Wall who has extensive holdings
in the neighborhood, and in answer
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SHAMELESS IWILEI ORGY
ENDED IN DEMIMONDAINE
BEING F|ENDISHLY BURNED

threats of violence. to keep hopping
about the room.
Finally she fell in a heap on the
floor, worn out by her terpsichorean
exertions. gTi
Blanche Martin is then alleged to
have poured a bottle of tobasco sauce
over the person of the prustrate en-
tertainer
Felicia jumped up like flash un-
der the fiery goad and ran amok.
Selling knife she is said to have
frantically sought to wreak a bloody
vengeance on her tormentor.
Hysteria supervened and Felicia
tainted. She was picked up later in
the evening and her burns dressed.
Yesterday she swore to a warrant
and at an early hour this morning
Blanche Martin was placed under ar
rest. 'a. t.'A 80
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new SOUTH WALES
ASSURES A SUBSIDY
TO OCEANIC Line

the effect that if Spreckels started
the Australian run again his state
would guarantee the line a subsidy
The first idea of the Australians STas
to establish direct line backed by
Australian capital, but owing to the
Coastwise laws this was of course
impossible. 1t was then decided that
an attempt should be made to get an
American company to start the line
and guarantee New South Wales
share to the expense through means
of a subsidy,
The plan was carried out satisfac-
torily by Hunter and Spreckels con-
sented to place the Sonoma and Ven.
tura in commission again. Realizing
their failure before, the Australian
state insisted, however, that the yes
sells should be improved and that
they be brought to such a state of
efficiency that there would be no
breaking down during the run.
Manager Fred F. Samuels of the
Oceanic company will make the trip
on the Sonoma next time, which will
be her first to Sydney, and he will
conclude the final arrangements at
that end
CONTINUED On page four.)