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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-24
AGENTS PRESENT
SILVER SERVICE
E. M. Crutchheld, General Agent
of Equitable, Honored by
Local Agents.

As a testimonial Of the personal es-
TEEN i'm which he is held by those en-
pIoyed under him. f.. NJ. Crutchheld.
general agent for the Equitable Life
Assurance Society in Virginia, was
presented yesterday morning in his Of
dice in the Mutual Building with a
handsome silver service of fourteen
pieces. the gift of the local agents
of the Equitable Society.
The presentation Of the silver was
made in a very lifting manner by j.
Burkloe Brown, superintendent, VINO
pres ded as chairman over the meeting
OF agents Mr.. CrutchhelG, III his az
dress thanked the agents FOR tneiE
token OF good Will and the hustlinS
spirit they have put in their eifort-
for business The last year mas been
banner year for the society IN this
State.
Mr.. Crutchfeld became associated
with the Equitable Society here Fen
ruary /. 1910. and since his am i!atloh
has taken the company anead WIN
rapid strides. He is recognized as
leader in insurance in this state. The
society has been operating In virginia
forty-five years. \ remarkable feature
of the society's business here during
1912 was the investment by II OF 81 l.
4a732297 in Virginia This includes
the purchase of sl.50O,0OO worth OF
municipal bonds. loan Of S55v.ovO on
the new First National Bank building
in Richmond. and an aggregate o.
loans on mortgages in this state o.
S1.015.000.
These agents were present: {. G
HAZEL. agency superior; = 7. Good
vSyn, Of Petersburg; II. I. Jones. OF
Petersburg; p. NJ Wiley. OF Jeters >
willie. Edward Coleman. OF Mannboro
/ Hawks, of Church Road, r. W
Croxton. r. D. Yeats. a. F. Gregory'
Richard Fox. Thomas II. Leary. Nathan
Bushnell, Jr.. j. Hall Moore l. l.
.fIubbard' #. W. Chelf, all OF Richmond.
and !. Burkloe Brown, superior Tor
HenricO County.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-24
NO ACTION ON GAS REDUCTION
s,;.t Meeting Of CounciI Breaks quorum
~ FINANCE Committee

Because ne caIIed Tneetl1.s .. - "a .
-, co,,uril broke rs quorum TO ems.
- 80 IS given By the Counci com 1it-
20 on Finance last night 20 the PrgPoSI-.o"
10 reducing the charge for gas me SY..
- had a quorum, present and had JUST
Ne~,.~ 80 formal meeting Naen thr -
reant-at- Arms demanded the presenee y,
:hs cot1-lcll,nanic members IN tne '"s .
-,-cr and an Adjournment was taken
Cf'af-man G-undy and several ilde rIhe'
rnerloers remained until after 10 . 90 ,.I =,
-apinx that a meeting could De Helo -
- 1-o,,-~sl adj fou-ned bit that body show
- no inclination 20 hurry through ano ~ ~
d-soe-atic-n the who.e matter was lslo Over
ore week
r-.s.-,-. % 20. the report o. the Finance
ro---nf.ree 20 fre special meeting o. Ohe
Co.l7cE -as- n!gh.. u is believed VIII necea
stsa-. the reference % tne Whole Guests" .
3, f-e Administrative Board for report and
MAY further delay the reduction II "es
r---er as r.cl- -ra- u was pTstctica- ,
as-ees mon -na- there should be q red Ic-
-..s PIE S.~e-cr-e now beng merely a. 10
-1. ancsrt % t1e cI-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-24
NEW RAILROAD LINE
ENTERS FAYETTEVILLE
For First Time Regular Scheduled
Aberdeen and Rockhsh Train
Rolls Into city.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
FAYETTEVILLE, y. c. December 2S-4he sew
euth strand was to-day added 10 the hres
o. railway which daily throw thirty SIN
r,a ssenge~ trains into and out OF Fayette-
Vile when for the first time regu. a
scheduled Aberdeen and Rockfsh train roll
ed into the city. President Hubert Ram
seur Of the Chamber OF Commerce ana
Mavor Underwood headed delegation OF
pl eminent citizens which greeted the com
Ing OF the new road. The first train car
red three coaches. packed with passengers
among them being John Blue, president and
builder o. the road.
], arrived At II so O'clock this morning.
\ second train came a. s:lo O'Clock and
returned at $40 O'Clock The ear<er train
lett for its return trip a. 40 o'clock This
IS approximately the passenger schedule.
which viii be maintained between here and
Aberdeen. forty-four miles away. 4 daily
return schedule Will be effected between
Ferettevl.le and Wagram. in Scotland
County
That The people 81 Fayetteville have a
thorough appreciation o. the importance o.
this event in its Industrial history, which.
coming al this time. makes a most accept
able Christmas Ei<r 20 the city. was shown
day by their cordial reception OF the
neW-co1ni1s road. and Will be further at
tested by big banquet 10 be given short
j. after the new year By the Chamber OF
Commerce in celebration q the event.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-24
Says 1t Leaves Him
Feeling Like Squeezed
Sponge.
|PRESIDES OVER
PARDON BOARD
Seventy Applications, Among
Them Three Capital Cases, Are
Considered - Wilson Likes
New Jersey System, Which
Relieves Governor of
Sole Responsibility.

Princeton. n J.. December e3.-I
feel like squeezed sponge" exclaimed
President Elect Wilson when he re-
turned home here tonight after an
all-day session in Trenton with tho
state Board OF i'ardons over which. az
Governor. he presided.
This is one OF the days that take.
il out OF me-" he said, because you
DO not know sometimes II you are act
ing right or wrong. and you cannot go
into the details or all the cases"
out OF zoe applications from con.
victs. seventy cases came before the
board. and not minute of the day
did the Governor get 10 attend 20 ma
tional business II was an average
number OF applications with three
capital cases among them. The sem
fences OF TWO were committed. but a
third viii be electrocuted
Governor Wilson's attention was
called 10 the recent discussion Of par
don systems in Arkansas and other
states. and he was asked whether he
preferred that the state executive have
full responsibility or that the par
douing power be lodged In a board.
consisting. as In New Jersey OF the
Governor. the chancellor and six judges
from the Court OF Errors and Appeals.
Though the Governor has the power
Of vetoing any applications. his affirm
alive vote counts no more than that OF
the other members.
~ Ike the New Jersey system bet
ter" said Mr.. Wilson. IT admire very
much this court. as Il is open minded
and certain 10 do the right thing"
Tomorrow being Governors Day In
Trenton fhe Presdent-clect Will he
occupied in the forenoon with state
officials. but In the afternoon he rs
an appointment with Speaker Champ
clark to talk over future Legislative
programs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-24
ROLLERS AUTO KILLS GIRL
"A rr-tt~r and Friend on shsr"n"''
vf--fou Run Down child

s-nfea.o Dsrrmhcr -+.-AI auLn'h. -
Ill, o,.ncd ard driven ~ TT =.
Roller. the wrestler. struck ani iat am.
injured Mary Kurricki. eight years
old. here last nishi =, ~
~ Boiler was driving Mrs. ". Mer .
-, -. 49,, 20 the home Of family OF
poor children. where she intenoeo io
fcsv. n box % TOYS - ChriStiila~ =,
r,~-ubrsnco Near their destination ~.
~ e,-rt 81 The machine. but was
hurled 10 ono sifc. - g.
roth Ut Roller anf W.. Mt ,-,,e
uesther Jumped ont 81 TIC automoDlls.
and 80 child VS. picher " 49,.
taken TO a hospital. but oieo u s"O'
time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-24

f-Nncho1Tg. Va. Decenoe- -3-AnnOunce-
W.lt MAS made here today that the To
hacoo Products Corporation. organized in
October under Virginia charter with $50.
"t.'f" capital mas bought the Business OF
the Booker Tobacco Company here. ge:
ting possession January : L i expected
t.a- the new company Will continue 10
operate he-e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-24

Trenton y. j.. December 2S--GoV-
ernor Wilson sat with the Board oil
Pardons to-day and heard the april
cations Of seventy c9nvicts for par
dons. In order that those entitled 10
their freedom might have their liberty
before Christmas. the Governor direct
ed that the meeting Of the board De
held to-day instead Of in January
More than eco convicts applied for par
dons. but the cases of only seventy
were recommended FOR a hearing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-24

PHILADELPHIA December -3.-Firc to-
CAV Dol fhe building occupied BY Hal
pen. green A. 60. rsnucrs OF sugar ana
f1ola-a.r. ~ gaS NDrfh Delaware Ave
rlf. fronting o. the Delaware River
caused damage cst4laateo AZ SyO.Vvo.-
fH4. ard irupodrd trsn8c on the river.
The smoke rrorn burning rolasses
saf-trd like a shick Jog over the river
and raused fcrry boats and other era
% slow I'd and srOpc their way up
and down and across the Delaware
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-24
CHRISTMAS DINNERS GONE
Turkeys Geese. Ducks and Chickens
Perish in Minneapolis.

Minneapolis. Mimi. December %.
More than 10000 turkeys. geese, ducks
and chickens. included in the Christ
,,,as stock of five commission houses.
wara DESTROYED in a fire late last night
which for a time threatened market
row" here. .or.a
TWO thousand live chickens stortu
on an upper floor OF one Oh 'ile
We're sunocated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-24
DOES NOT WANT THRONE NOW
Prince Ludwig Hats Movement 10
Make Him King.

Munich. Bavaria, December -
Prince Ludwig. the new prince regent
of Bavaria, sent an autograph letter
to the Bayarian Premier to-day Veto
ing the movement to place him on the
throne as King. He declared that ne
desires Loyalty to administer the m
heritance bequeathcd to him by his
father.
Th.refore in view Of the popular
movement in regard to the regency, ne
cxpresses categorically his desire that
nothing should be done for the present
in the matter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-24
TRIAL TO DAY
Etarr. Ua<~lrroy~ Will fs~ trraiED~d Before
Count. Nsgi-trate on charge 81 shooting

Harr- Ha<~iGroye Will Sr ArrStEnru tsft"te
fouufx usxi-frat~ on harxe 81 shooting
ffa--r Haze E-.r.. Hfe VAS arrested ~'i, -
ca o. ~ by County Unstable J. \ paws
..- a r.a--l-- charging lirr Win Attempting
-. shoot and kliI bis brother rar4uei Hak-
e. .rr..t aiI be- trrl trls morning - II
o..... .rro-e Naglsfrfte z. = smith -
-f.- -f.l. r'rt.- ro-lss a second warrrlrt H4>
boon iresel against Haze grove chars *
a.-l rit. lfr0-dcriy Co-1uct and with trins
q -.r-- on fa. pro miss o. y T. itcp5iuS
eyed affsrrpf -v fakc TIE .ifr % biz
.-. -fs- ,--r-.-rel in fnftirs'e home. ard u
r,.- .ell4-~ ~ frc danger whi"n Kcfoirs =
tasty q so fo have been placed ~ ne
.....sa f.af ffe r.rond rnargc Vas
f.....1.r aga.rsf H4zeisrotr.
Tho grounds for fae shooting have not
.-a. lI-rnrrred T. - said thsr Mr. Rob
r... -.iIatr.r disa-1usd Hlze grove after
lH .H.- mo rlHI. fffsf no fgrthtr
...... was Itre saanlfI ffaza grove 70
.....I roriilai fesh wsund from she bull
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-24
Marriage Licenses in Washington.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday in
". shin.fon 10 AdoIph G. Gr0orns. Of nag
crstowne Nd and Miss Grace L Adams, OF
I.fs Dance Street. this city; 20 John X
I,.ke and Miss Mabe! :. NcGhee. both OF IA
Denny street this city. and 20 Roscoe O..
Finch. Of To- South FIFTH street. Richmond
and Miss Margaret !. Sadier. % lis East
thirteenth street South Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-24

came 90 standstiil. and crowd OF
,stclat~ rushed up ana iouhu nv
.,.Drov bleeding and pale. while the
vicoreine was terribly shaken
.rse nolice Immediately surrounded
a.. no,tsa from which the bomb was
thrown and made several arres's-
49,. .,,,,ets from the city were placeu
under strict guard
m honh thrower has not yet been
csotur.i. \ reward OF 10000 rupees
approximately s5'S"o) mas
for his arrest.
ro-daN's celebration marked the car
~,.ir., ont OF the announcement that
- king had made during the great
corouation Surbar Of the tfahsfcrehc'
~ he imperial capital Of lndia 10
Delhi.
stnce the announcement was maze
-. Nicerov who had been created
T,sron Hardinge on his appointment u
ONCE, has been busy Vis''lhs va -
parts Of tire country. and has p'eil
sble 10 Day only few lying VISITS
- Delhi TO inspect the preparations
To- tl,e advent OF the government INTO
the new imperial city.
oncial Report of Injuries.
An Official report ~ the injuries
- Baron Hardinse. issued ny ms 80 ~,
ceons tonight. says thaj POI - ~
- ~, uroicctile struck him at ne
Nsct, of th. right shoulder and aionb
~ inner border of the shoulder place,
II passed upwards and issued I'M" - ).
tho skin alons the upper INC o. -, ,.,
shoulder. causing wound -FOUR lhcHVs
lon.s and exposing the muscle ana gVllS'
'rbrr. was no injury done 70 the
rows lungS other -raN N ms - -
$3.50 ....-eI slight wounds on thS
- There was a loss Of blood: the
eSnrk were severe and some e45ntSs
y, 49, i,,Sf consciousness. but soon
i ,'e'.overed. ana is now resting fairly
comfortably.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-24
COAL MINERS ENT0MBED
over Two Hundred Probably Dead IL
Japanese COliiery.

TOkiO. Uapan, Decem0er -a--OEVI
200 Japanese coal miners were en-
tombed. and are probably deao; as tu'
-eSr,It of a terrible explosion which oc-
Cured in the Ubari colliery at sap
poro. on the Island of Hokkaido' to-
day. -
OF the 200 and more men VINO were
,..orkire~ in the galleries Of the pit at
the time, only three were br0uSnt 70
the surface alive. and the ofhcials rear
that all the rest have persisted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-24

A. a precautionary measure. 7. :. tah,
,reji Assistant city Dair- Inspector. arc
- -.ftes a. the state Health Department
T,S,eI were bitten by pet dog. and wiiH
,rctr,l.. IL not expected. u was thought oess
10 take every safeguard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-24
BERRY'S
the Gift Store for Men.

mere are the suits, over
coats, evening dress regalla
and all the bric-a- brac 10
keep ones looks in tone
with the holiday season.
Here's q suit as cheerful
as a Xmas tree, in a novel
weave, new com blnatlOn
OF cOlOrs, at 500.
An OvercOat, rough, warm,
comfortable and full OF style
at $26.
Other suits from S15 TO
$40.
OvercOats, $15 to $50.
Evening suits, $3.50.
Tuxedo Coats to match,
S22.
Gift things galore!
Things that convey the
holiday spirit n q your
oOOd sense in selection.
Come ana see.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-24
SHOT BY UNKNOWN MAN
,,L n-ouzht TO Memorial WV"
e W. EulIef IN HI- leg.

bu"s' ,'- lex. fnfictcf b.
WIZ - identify - reused - o.
p, r-on ~ r-snk. ., 2. wcst Marss ,..,
rse, vas taken . TIE Ns' mon ,reas s
last nient :, ~ g. W =. Brock HIS
a. the !. - thought 70 b serious. -
" o. rs arrival At The h's2i'.' 49, nv,
tral =" - ..,xrest~d that the police -
"nen - - 5rciared nat fne bullet haa
s1.ieo -. ~. ,c~tderfafiy By hi1nsif
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-24
Christmas and New Year

HOLIDAY TICKETS on y. d w.
Christmas and New Year hoA1ag
- tom points on Norfolk and
Western Railway. December ID TO De
cember -, inclusive. and again on De
cerober Il and January l. all good Tor
return passage until January $. 1919.
The round trip fare from EAcn mona 20
Enrfolk will be SO -. and TO Lyncn-
49, a o. For further Information.
ami to any agent OF the company. or
70 G a. Overton. Jr, city passenger
Agent. sss East Main street. or 70
- C III. BOSLEY,
District Passenger Agent
fAdve-fisement)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-24

= a. Rrrkhoidcr aud Ha>par 80 1000,
o. Ne.. MARKET. arc Under arres', II. -,
.r.-. r-.yfne ~au~c5 an iuc~ndiarF hrc ~ -.
.s-..-ri-- OF J e. RlrIholdcr on Noe
=. STATE T-su-arse Corn-nissic7cr 100" 49,.
r,,-ss0.s is informed fiaf TIE men h1s. -.
-. ~ - fne grand Jury ~ fhe ne.t 80
- -. l-l-.-li. ronrt % S1rnandcan Coon-g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

scademy-Dark. g.
Bijou-Thomas r.. Shea In "a Haa"
and His Wife" this afternoon ana !"
- I.u ana Mr. HYDE tonight.
CoIouiaI-V audeyfiie-
Empire-Miniature Musical Comedy.
Iubin-S audeSfiIe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-24

- IN. guests ~ the woodrow Mi'son
...,.,-.-riox celebration Safurcey ~ n
vsic- I. T. Free. 81 trc 80. 49,. 49,,
80. 1880 81 eoufpnent vhich Colonel
- S~.s-~- rator Price 80 bring that -
a. =. hax,~ an Official POSITION N the per~ce-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-24
DIES OF HIS INJURIES.
Reward offered for Assailant of Dendron


Petersburg. Va. December CIV. II. Ely
AGED tVenty-threc. clerk IL a store at Den
druu. Suury County. about thirty miles
eas- % here. died to-day % fracture OF the
sku-.. inflicted Saturday night by some un-
F1cWn person who struck n i'm with a club
1eu-'oe-y IS lie lieEed 10 be the motive. Five
hundred dollars reward is offered
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-24
NEW NATIONAL
BANK FOR BROAD
Commemorative Io2 East Broad
Street Branch to Be Absorbed
by New Institution.

Within sixty days. according to Pres
;dent w. I. Walters, OF the Common
wealth Bank. the uptown Broad street
branch OF that institution VIII De taAe"
oyer by the Broadway National Bank
= charter for which will be granted
shortly by the Comptroller OF Currency
From the comptroller's office II Is re-
,orted that the name. THE Broadway
National Bank OF Richmond has al
ready been assigned 10 the new insu-
tuition.
The new bank" said Mr. walters
will have no relation TO the Common
wealth Bank. The two institutions viii
he distinct and under indepe ndent man.
aCement 1t is probable that soNIe
the officers of the Commonwealth bai.N
will be attached also to the ne" %
The other officers and directors VIZ
drawn from prominent Richmond pan n
ins- md business institutions, and sew
eral will come from out OF town Inc
slate is being made up now ana Will
be announced III few daSs-
VIII Install Repairs.
The broadway National Bank, II IL
s,a+ed will begin business about March
Rafore that date. the banking rooms
,ov usad bv the Commonwealth BANK
at 1O2 East Broad street wan
Thoroughly overhauIed and Improved
with modern vaults and MIXTURES.
The institution will be capltallzen d
s9oo 400. subscription books for wnlc'
will be opened shortly. The lndicatiols
are said Mr.. Walters, that the s'ooN
will be oversubscrioed-
The transfer will leave the Coil-
roonyvealth Bank with two branches II. :
.,e.d If three as heretofore Inc man
bsnkine. room is at L North MINI
street The branches as they atdhd ~
dav are At 1914 WILLIAMSBURG -,
Fulton; at T~enty-hftn an" %,
- nd al I02 East Broad street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-24

4 marriage license was issued -
q, Heu-fco County 20 u t'yot
NJ sarah Pinckney Gregory
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-16
NO ONE MAY
Be sent HERE

Following ON the news received in
Honolulu that the President had prom
iscd Prince Kuhio to withhold any APP
pontment to the governorship and to
send Il special agent to the Islands to
investigate the charges made by Kuhio
against Governor Frcar, the latter an
nounccd the fact that he had heard
some time ago that there was to be u
movement of this kind made.
He stated this morning that he was
not surprised. At the same time it
seems as though he has some ideas on
the subject that have not been made
public, for when questioned at noon to-
day he stated someone may only pos
sibly be sent down. He also intimated
that this fact was by no means set
tied and that the inquiries may be all
made through some of the Federal
channels here,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-16

mcnts and allow the Territory to pro.
coed with rcadjustcd leadership.
The Blu lctin is not prepared nj
this juncture to coincide with those
who seem to believe that wholesale
assault on the Delegate and his legal
associates is the best course for the
Frear adherents to follow. We be-
lievc the Governor is unfortunate in
the sclf-appointed press agent who
put an obvious sneer into the use OF
the word Investigation.
Certainly an open and above board
discussion of conditions in the is.
lands. and canvass of public opinion
as dispassionately as is possible in
this explosive community, ought to
do lot of good.
We would recommend that until
such time as the exact purpose of the
President is known and the scope OF
the investigators work is understood
the people keep MS cool as possible.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-16
TO KEEP HONOLULU CLEAN.

Announcement that the Terrtoys legal department and
The citizens sanitation committee will cooperate in the pros
cCuOn Of those who fail to obey the rules o the Board of
Health means thai diydaIyng OF individuals with
their duties as citizens will be allowed
This move has nothing to do with the matter of cutting
bananareeS. It has nothing 10 do with actions that have
been questioned legally. is simply move to compel in
dWduaS to shoulder the burden caring for their own prem.
iSeS.
II may be stated that Chairman Dillingham; and the other
members Of the committee have entered this phase of the
health campaign with the greatest reluctance From the
beginning they have asked the cooperation of the citizens
their help their advice, their assistance. But it is plain now
and has ten plain for weeks that only too many of Ho.
nOus residents have been glad to shift the responsibility
upon the committee and the committees forces Volunteer
inspection OF premises, volunteer ceanps, have been far
too few. y ., ~, ...
"let the Board Of Health do i'll" has been the cry
The committee and the Board Of Health have been donq
It, and doing WE'LL but they cannot continue to do so. The
committee was called INTO existence and funds were raised
It is distinctly up to the citizens to look after their own
houses a,S ana yardS s.. Inc town. must be kept clean
There should be no complaints prosecutions begin now
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-16

that he would back him when the
time came. Wilson was sick after
wards and went to the Coast. On his
return he started in to accumulate a
plant for which McCandless gave him
the necessary money. When, he figured
out on the contract for the first sec
ton of the belt road he found that he
would need $4,000 and he went and
told McCandless about II, as he wish
ed to he sure of his backing.
A Political Reason.
Why the partnership between he and
McCandlcss was kept quiet was for
political reasons and therefore the
financial partners name was kept out
"McCandless being leading Demo
crat," continued Wilson, 81 thought
the loan fund commission would have
it in for him more than they would
for me-" "McCaislless." he. further
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-16

statod "b,d ,ot hoor T., with hin, 49,,
snv otber ioh oxco,, Tho ho,, road oo,
tract -
ue had told M,vor Form .,,, ,o
was. in nartnorehin with MoCand,s.s
and asked him 10 Lot tho commiss,on
ors know ''' ~ ny vs.
praise w,,s., H.. '.''' u,
HUGH UowaI, formor,v cor,,v ono.
neer for Maui ,b,a Of the work that
Wilson had done updar bis i,risdi.,,nn
and said that n was oo,J WIZ
WAC n co,tractor yho ,a. a,,,o,.. al.
.,d I,horo, ;r oarry,nn 90, 1T. aan
,rac, ana ho nod &C., hal
hio iii ~, ""' ''o'
oh,aa,tan ~,
4, ~ ,, ""' '"'S0' ~ W u,'o''Se
W VI, lu,S ',,,, 40 ~ whether iio"ei'