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Mrs. w H. Alexander of Honolulu
is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Weast of Modesto. California. Mrs.
Alexander is sister of Mrs. Weast
and is returning to Honolulu from an
trip through Virginia, where
she has been visiting with relatives.
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Miss Dorothy Guild, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Guild and her
father, the celebrated marine artist,
has been in. this city but few weeks.
Miss Coulter was entertained by all
Of the members of the younger set,
with whom she has become popular,
and her departure from Honolulu is
regretted by them. Mr. Coulter sod
a number of canvases here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Moore Of San
Francisco are contemplating sailing
for Honolulu early next month.
q q
Mrs. Felix Anderson, who has been
visiting Mrs. William P. Wcoten of
this city, was departing passenger in
the Manchuria yesterday morning.
Mrs. Booge and Miss Bocge, who
Lave been stopping at the Young He
e! for the past year, &c -urned to their
home in Pasadena in the Vilhelmina
this morning.
Mrs. Harmon Anderson Miss ka-
makia Magoon), who spent the past
fortnight in the city visiting her moth
CT, Mrs. ]. A. Magoon. returned to San
Francisco in the Manchuria yester-
day.
Lieut.. Rawson Warren, u. s. A.,
and Mrs. Warren are guests at the
Angelus Lieutenant Warren has been
stationed in Honolulu for number Of
years and is at present Oh leave
Les Angeles Times.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Won Hagel. who
came to Honolulu with the Lambardi
Opera Company, and who have heen
entertained extensively during their
visit to the islands, were departing
passengers in the Wilhelmina this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kittrege, or Berkeley,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols, of Massa-
chusetts, who have been visiting in
Honolulu for a short time and for
whom a number of entertainments
were given, we're outgoing passengers
III the WlinelIllna tHIS moIHHS.
= . =
Mrs. w. H. Alexander of Honolulu
is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Weast of Modesto. California. Mrs.
Alexander is sister of Mrs. Weass
and is returning to Honolulu from an
extended trip through Virginia, where.
she has been visiting with relatives.
= = =
Mr.. and Mrs. Eynon, of Philadelphia,
Who have been the guests of thor,
daughter. Mrs Louis Warren. for the,
past Inonth.. were outging passengers
in the Wiihelmina this morning. Many
informal entertainments were given
for the EynonB during their visit to
Honolulu.
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Mrs. A. N .slneiairs Dinner

Mrs. A. N .Sineiair's Dinner
PARTY
On Monday evening Dr. and Mrs.
A. NJ Sinclair entertained informally
at dinner in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Won Hagel An attractive ar
TanEemont of pink and white astors
filled the center OF the table. Covers
were laid for eight including Mr.. and
Mrs. Won Hagel, Mr.. and Mrs. f. w.
Carter. Miss Glenn Jones. Mr.. Clut-
terduck and DR.. and Mrs. Sinclair.
An Informal Dinner Party
Mr., and Mrs. George Won Hagel
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs A. ID.
Larnach last evening at their home
on Lunalilo street at an informal din,
ner. Covers were laid for Mr. AMI
Mrs. Won Hagel, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Carter and Mr. and Mrs. Larnach.
q q .
Ladies Of Saint Clements to Give
Garden Fete
One of the delightful affairs plann "a
for April is the garden fete at which
the ladies' of Saint Clements will en-
terrain for the ladies' of the other
churches.
informal Bridge for Mrs. George
Won HageI
Mrs Antonio Perry was hostess at
an informal bridge party yesterday
afternoon at the Oahu Country Club
in honor of Mrs. George Won Hagel
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
J., w. Carter, during the past three
weeks. Among those present were
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-26

Lieut.. Rawson Warren, u. s. A..
and Mrs. Warren are guests at the
Angelus. Lieutenant Warren has been
stationed in Honolulu for number Of
years and is at present Oh leave
Les Angeles Times.
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7. Cold
Cream

We also have the other toilet
preparations made BY Daggett
& Ramsdell.
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Relief at Hand

Many sufferers from rheumatism
have been surprised and delighted
with the prompt relief afforded by
applying Chamberlains Pain Balm.
Not one case of rheumatism in ten re-
quires any internal treatment what
ever. For sale by all dealers. Ben
son. Smith & Co, Ltd, agents for Ha-
advertisement.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-05-01
Groceries

Sugar per sack .... ...$4.75
Flour per hundred .......... 2.20
Corn standard pr dz. z....... rs
Tomatoes Bell lsle-pr d.. 1.15
Kraut pr d.. 50
Hominy pr dz. ., S5
Peas Louis per dz. ....... 1.20
String bean pr dz. -. ...... 1.20
X. G. Baking Powder pr dz i. =. 1.S0
New State mince meat pr dz. .... 20
Lewis coffee, 81. 90 can .., IS
Lewis coffee, 30c can .. %
Rolled oats 5lb pks ....... LOO
Quaker corn flake pr dz ... rs
Soap crystal white pr box. =. $50
Soap Silk or Lenox pr box &C., 800
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-07
FO0T8ALL STAR DIES
George G5y Former Ursinus csgtsin
Succurbs TO 5roken Ne-k

T George G1y, Former Ursinus cz-tair
Seeeurbs to Broken Meek.
George Henry Cav. former caD-af,
oI Jrslnus college football and bas.
Dali teams, o member of the --soi
team, assistant coach OF the football
eleven, and coach OF the socker taaw
died in the Phoenixviue. Pa. hosDirsl
from the injuries which he received
IN the third period OF the footbsH
game between the eleven represent.
Pottstown and the Union club n
Phoenixviile, at PhoenixviBe last Sal
urday.
Gay at fullback for the Union Ciyb
was tearing through the Pottsto7-,
team so often that it didn't seem D7s
siDle TO stop him-but while carrvi,,
the ball on a line plunge in the third
period, Gay was viciously tackled fro,,
behind and thrown heavily
Just who tackled him was not dis
for it was noticed thar inc.
As soon as the play stopped that Ga, 1
vas seriously injured His body below
ne waist was paralyzed. He was tal-ar
o the Phoenixyille hospital. where a.
Examination showed that his neck va.
'roken.
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-07
s--s.-.-- L--..- II $780,.

--' Ct - llr-1.
A &a. -A--ar or
r4c-sl -rav5-sft- r--
-7 re .1 mis- ri-- ~--
Porter has Ios- on 7
joseph q So iJ-4 s-z -a
most .r-5-5ss-f. Sra
porter Armstrong alH nor a5rs.
taa- his d1e s-.-r VIII t- ~o-.
than Ia1a
Porter wa- tie advocate Of b5m
Il-r and -9o-s.su and was
backed hy Manor Na1ee. former sana
Tor William Finn and the other PM
Ao9se leaders. Armstrong was backed
oy the oliver P-urose supDoue-s ana
was regarded more or less as --ba or
sanizai0n can lidare.
One feature of the election v,s a..
oarter-ns OF Tates 0f The dira-ert
forces. Petty Office candidates su1e-ed
from This. because as the election p-o
gressad they were forgotten. and horn
sides did everything ia Jhe.r power n /
saln woes -0r either one of their nar
orally candidates.
The bond issue for s5lG1a 0aa III
be us=i Tor county road imn-ova-,s-.
vas destined 90 defeat, according to n
early returns.
Haiiy I" Mcintosh, secretary OF the (
Republican county executive commit
zee mas de.ea-e z r. Jackson. The
-eyl--ieal nom -nee toT district artor !
ley- Mcintosh ran on the Washington /
inl Democratic tickets. losing the Re
lUJlir4r mon. .rs.f.~ a. +A
election.
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-07
RESULT ARYL4gD
S'af Lee -e S. Senator and
L -----4-

S@F Lee -7e s. se-s-o- and
leg z-re 1o-r7--
IN this
hose e1a est for
~ ~ The dminis-
.'a-so- took q cen ia
.eisS- mas 9 81 by something
IKE ltteb Es show mat he
E4-Aei o. l-e Of last year
a. me rep7 ?, po.led his full
party ro-e. o-- Gee i. Wellington.
me Progressive ra behind Roose.
vei' s vote q lS ar. Charles p
Coaay Democrat Is elected 10 con
sress from gre Z Maryland dis
-.-.- -ae l'@oer will control the /
stare legislature. a-I the Baltimore 7
-ts .lcSe1 p sat- aected.
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-07
Lipton's Shamrock " ssr,..,

The construction OF the ShaDroop
~, with which Sir Thomas Liptol
VIII race for the Americas cuu mex,
year. was begun by the Nicholson
Snipouilding company at Gosport. near
London, Eng. Sir Thomas expects tbl
launching Of the yacht next April
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-07
WIN
IN PHILADELPHIA
Fusion Forces Defeated by al
Least $4,000.

N-F -T1s entire
- -4.s city w
q about Is.
s1I-- at-.-1=-
e--~ar-l Carr l
ol- 10000
-lr slaT
was PASS
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-07
mitchell WINS
III New YORK
Fusion Candidate For hlay6r
D8.38.S I, NAM
'J-ZER IS & . ELECTED
ne Entire F--10 q -kes was Eieet
e5-Rspul -ars co7.-5i Love-
Rouse Ct leg sa-se.

- =
Rouse Of -ee ss.s
NeE lcrE E.r John Purro-
llEcheL The fz-t.- 1unz Le mocrst
'-o was -1 1inae fo- navoI
tt Ne~ f-r a e.e-- by Z
l.lrality 1t a from 10000
Whatever -ar dnsI azrres On
nalo OF. EdR lcCau has been
ballg beaten
Tie rest q ion .-v -i.rs-
Ea~ been e'-e.= 54- 5000 pIu-
s-y
The / P-1-ressfves
WED o1l- estimate and
aploI--1a4e makes up the
ty 1Ils mans nan uiI
- nave he spending 81
me ucues - re z--- This
A-s2 - ---zls VIII Be
ting fully
"-a- e1--g 4 high
Grimes and 8-s e-v f-r
levied 1ver1or
--" elected ID the .
- l1f- t1e sixth a. .
a.r ds
NE vote judge nI assl-
e-e justice 1-- e- s71ea-=
~ e= T-- STATE
j sun 1e- but The ug-sre
IlEa-l-e oznli
aes aye 1oe So
@ rr---
-e nth Oh
t-= ol
ne lover E To-l
Trc
So a.
-1.- leader
ua1az
@ las been
erte
- only The
-ed 81
-f-s-..
te-
elected
aes- e---i-.
7-o
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-07
80 = consolsnra -

The conscience fund was enriched
by a contribution from s,aunton va
the birthplace Of President Wilson I,
consisted Of S2.70 in cash and was no.
accompanied BY any communicated
whatever
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-07
ProaressIve - 4 Jobnsto,u.

Jonnstown, y. IT, Nov Johns
Town electeI p-1-rs sssiYe mayor. fol.
lowing spirited aur-cornered fight.
Judge Clarence }F. smith. Progressive
mad 5SS votes William H. Coughlin.
Rep 577; john q Morrison. Dem.
569, and Frant Hester. Socialist. 5O2
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-07
MASS. DEMOCRATIC
Entire State Ticket. Headed by Walsh
For eovsrnor. Elected.

~ LIVltEo.
nos-oh- nov The Democratic
ueAet won sweeping victory in Mas
sachusetts, the -ll= state ticket BE-
ing elected.
Walsh the Deuoc- -atfc candidate for
governor has a plurality oil $4,000:
Bird the Progressive candidate. ran
second. and GARNER the Republican.
third.
37 fil1 1g Independently
ana who said be would be swept into
once aeain hy an salanche of votes.
iaisfgured. BE 80 aueht under tho
9 ..l''l .-e ana a nds VIII have q
ioAs JoD 10 1is 10 ont.
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-07

SHAWNEE DISTRICT
Roher- H--d & sens S--s-- ugsr---
LhoEas Ata1er Cares Cr----
Ger-Ee = sruar- Hs-
= y sLl1=r- james Il S-la--
9----p 2 s---1 ezsEc-re Eyar
HarTy W Bel-s H5-s 4 s--s~
M. j. Ca-pbeL 2 A 49,
Harry Wai-c1 F-r- 49,
Wila- Eer1rscs- Us-- pr--
= = t-l-1 Gas !. Sr-itl & ~-
. n .-1z1 E. Hs-s
41ssrer Lava-- a----- ,------
" "--.=- p olef71s1 George j Wz-z1-
CEAlEi.F -ELD DISTRICT
n. J. Stuart VIZ r.----
WlLLLAHsFILL DISTRICT
= 7.ter p Fos1=A Jlszrh Reed
r. - Gay j J. Lss.a-as
--a5 y -r--ars11 J. O. R11suso-
y - ----fe. Alex. Ichnsc-
.lrs. Laeeg G1-vel Gso W H---5---
laEl Clf-cl T5--s 7r = s
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-07
NO OPPOSITION m VIRGINIA
Henry c. Stuart Ei,-ted Governor bv
tne Democrats

Richmond VA. N5v. 3. The "a.
turns from the s5l o are as ususI
slow In Virginia lie entire state Dem.
ocratie ticket, nea-ed BY Henry c.
Stuart for soYer-o. vas elected with.
out Republican ODD iton.
IN kentucAy- as usual. the Demo
Gratis swept The sae Ia the municipsI
elections.
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-07

7 he Chronicles Circulation
Last Week-4,337 Copies
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-07
Warning Nsnes

We. the uz1srsiz-a5- farmers u s.f7as l.s--.--s
No. S. kn1El as Stawnee No. -s .rE- y.
Ass1ar1el1 Sussex Lc---g ard Nc- 81 sr-sr as
Ml.-zrsFille- Kent Ccuntv Hs-etr f--s.--- -
pe-so-z -rq-l rreslassi-sz On c-r iz-ts E5-n i5- II
gun 1r.1er Pelal-y &C the lzv as rass s-f r---
.liec ior slca cases ae mean ~ta- Sc say as
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-07

Many Die as S~ fes Burn Buildi,1e
Havela, Sn Nr. Stril-i1 /.
miners in the RIO to copper district
.'.lls aA ol-4fe ai riouns set fire
y liins properly ar numher Of per
sons were barn death.
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-07
IndianapoIIs -. -. -

Indianapolis Elects Democrat Mayor.
indianapolis. Nov Tom Taggart
took frmer aold an the capital CITY
by eiecting his didate for mavor
Jos zen Ihe ls part OF the Dem
OeIa'ic CITY lieA rs also elected.
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-07
Notice 10 GuBners.

g. G, re -1ce-sisled. ao-h o. Prime E5.s. a.
1---sl'er Aeczz furhs1 al persons rrezusss'-.
i - Cur ilars1es lr1 uplz1ds- WITH C5- ~
q q nap 1rz1s- peraltT o. the aw No ---s5-e
We surely mean t1siress ---'-s
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-07
Walerto 4a d Re1ublic,,

"ateI'oWn, y NOV. 5.-Isaac r
l-'' rep was 1ad mayor OF Wa
tsr'owu by D slty Of 4e2 over
KieH Dem.
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-07
AIILroRD NECE-EE,yr COUNTY

EILF12D NE-A-EE, COUNT
MS Al W1H-ey u Edward EsErr
H--- 51e-gs -1wl-- Hals
-- CAS- sz--sl ll1varials
S--z l-s ls--re s=s-e-
James Eaz
1- G }ac-sy Ca-a-ce we5a
W Hal
Frank ---a-c
AE-- & J--l p Ezl
s. 5-s Ea-a-tal a--s.. lr
Ea- Sa--a. 2 5irs=
Sylvester Ea-s james N Eaa-e
-ar-zs A1s- -.aa- Ges-E-
cen 6l- EEZ Hall
a-1 1ars rl-zs O. C,or=--z.c
1--TF o --t-5- +. DaFs
.5e--r4 C-ar5 E-- waits
3 = 1eszs-1=re 4--- A Laesr
L- F-1 H.a-ar
a S-re Jester
-l- 3 p --s- L--s H S-=--
A---1-.e- l-re1l
lse4- >--- n- Re-= Irz
a4- L-- T---zs 1r--s
zr=-ee Sar-r Geo-rs = Jester
y --l : Az1-- H-l-r Seec
-s-s 2 H=- fs -i-a.4s Sr-
z ---e- L-1s t--lz--- S1l-r
3 ,-1-- lla-.es E1s-l=s
sl-s- G - E--s l-aJ S-a-7
-zsr1 D S-z-n Ts-e- ~ E'- u
1--Tz-- ~. --1-1t Eiszr5 P Haru-ir1 4 son
m NILS Nz-lz15el H French
-z-- >a-E-lz 4c-l A1--==
i-l---=s 4--=- John Icrrar-
> -za@as Charles S7o--
z-=l he-
CHURCH HILL-CEDARFIE- . DISTRICTS
a----- y Ec-c1s Szz-el z. Stevenson
/ .-z- case hiit1r Psar=or
sc--e 4 lcsres David z. Graarley
( z--z- o. D1-el- John L Ng-urr
--l.e Il A-6e-s1r Howard T. Bets
.e1-Ee = Scc-- arthur T. Eo1151s T-
any z Cla-5zr e. J-st-a Wass-s
-s=-e e-4-p Noah D1-1vz7
--s. r. Rea5 Clarence ggs-s-
1l=-- W. LcCluay Gec-re Hill
z--g Col s-1 Ausr- Pes
EU8 HiLL DISTRICT
2 Han IL Hail
NEAR GREENWOOD
--E= T. Hey
The Detroit times., 1913-06-13

course. opposed any change la the
present system. He has had expert
encs In the election booth. he said
and has never seen anything wrong
Aid. Owen, however. favored the eom
uaittes's plaza.
"Thinss Are just a. bad everywhere
today ~ they can be. including ting
common council" he said. You cant
get enough expert men to work IN
the booths now: under tho proposed
systeni. you will try to get the best
possible"
Mr.. keattng's proposition that nc
one be allowed to serve a. an In
spector who Ia connected with the
liquor business was considered mad
vlsable by the committee.
The question OF protection OF the
charters interests In the charter
election was discussed. Mr.. DENLY
thought Il inadvisable for the commits
sion 70 appoint challengers.
Leave that to the civic organi1a-
lions interested In the charters sue
cess" ne said. II have no doubt that
men like Henry NJ. Leland win pre-
vail on their friends to act az chal'
lengors, and that many clubs will
take action. It's our baby, and we
are interested In its success. but we
are offering II to other people, and
their Judgment OF our child should
not be biased"
Byres n. Gitchcll. secretary OF the
Board OF Commerce, attended the
committee meeting and gave Presi
dent DENLY assurance that the board
is deeply interested In the reforms
proposed and will back up all pro-
'posals FOR good government.
Chairman Brady and Mr. Ingram
will draft the committees report be-
fore the end OF the week. and submit
Il TO Mr.. Ferris for approval. 1t will
probably go to the commission, Mon
day
The Detroit times., 1913-06-13
NEGRO FOUND
BENEATH BED;
FLEES; IS SHOT
Citizen Fires When Man At
tsmpts to Slash One Of His
Pursuers With Razor
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
IN SERIOUS CONDITION
Presence in Sevententh-st. Home
Discovered by Woman Clean
ing House

Found hiding under q bed In the
home Of Mrs. Isabella Bingay, No.
l42 Seventeenth-st., Thursday morn
ing, Walter Abbott, Negro. fed be-
fore the terrified screams OF the
woman who made the discovery; was
chased by q mob of citisens, and was
shot In the back by q citizen. after
attempting to slash one Of his pur.
suers with razor. He IL In q seri-
Gus condition In st. Marys hospital.
and IL under police guard
Mrs. adelaide Bentley, of No 326
Nineteenth-st., was cleaning house for
Mrs. Bmgay when she discovered the
Negro under the bed He fed from
the room when she screamed, and
when citizens chased him through the
streets, he pulled razor and q
billy" Reno Cribb. an ironworker
employed on the new Michigan Gen.
trail depot, and living at No. 480 Six
tsenth-st., made a grab at the iugi.
tive. who slashed at Crib with the
razor. but missed. Then another
The Detroit times., 1913-06-13
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Inc testeSs stcsmcrs In the world
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QueenstO~n. F1shguard. l,,..~-.ooI
'' JON: ii. /. m. Mauritania ~: =. rs
Carmania. Csrmas,iS.
June Is. 10 a. m. Aug. 4. 10 Am.
Mauritania !, VI: :. p !, ''" %Ss. 3. 80. M
S"'"pania, Csronia.
~!uiy =. q m Aug. IL. 5 p. nj
July lslo ara Mauritania , Az: |: .;;,'
docs not call at QueenSfnwn 4astbour.'
nEDITkkRANE AN-Adriatic serv,c.
gaining ~ Madeira. GibrsiIar. Genoa
Naples. Trieste. Fiume. Sailing noon
Sec itinerary.
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CARPATH1A. July !. SAXONIA, July 20
Round the World trips. SA9S. Specia,
through ratoG to Egypt. india, China
Japan. Manila, Australia, New Zealand.
South Africa and South America indie
pendent tours In Europe, etc. Send for
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ninsular q Oriental 8. N. Co. in United
States and Canada. summer cruises.
Norway, etc.. 1913. Dates and itinerary
on application. Piers, foot West 18th
st.. N. Y. offices. ~ State St ". T.. op-
posits Battery. G Leidich, l7l Grisw Of a
st Fred Gu~nther. 208-s Hammond bl -
l. SCHROEDER. ~ LAFAYETTE ave
The Detroit times., 1913-06-13
AMES REPLY
10 COURT ON
EIKHOFF CASE
Don Likely to Claim That
Writ Issued in Lansing
Came Too Late
ENDING MEMBER
PRACTICALLY BARRED
N Confines Work to Commit
lee SesSiOns-PrOcedure
Plan Adopted

operation Counsel Lawson was
led. Thursday morning, In draw
lp his reply to the demand OF
Supreme court that the charter
Mission show cause, next Tues
why the seat OF Henry j. Elk
MOULD be declared vacant.
lawson will take up every
OF the question. and though he
bot determined the final form OF
lrgument. he Will probably take
De fact that the supreme courts
In prohibiting the charter com,
on from ousting Mr.. EikhoH was
ate, the commission having al
performed that act.
attempt will be made to secure
airing before Tuesday. as the
hission is getting on very nicely,
with Mr.. Eikhoif present. There
ough committee work 10 DO done
|ep the committee from idleness;
meanwhile Mr.. Eikhoff is pre-.
ID from having anything 10 say
J matters OF importance by the
that the commission considers no
bsals, either in It's sessions or as
hittee OF the whole.
b form OF procedure FOR the com
Jon was adopted by the COMMIT
In rules, to which II was referred
a parliamentary miyup. Mr..
I'M wanted his resolution for a
OF procedure adopted. Mr.. Bur
wanted It referred 20 committee
amendment. Mr.. ingram said il
be amended on the floor. Presi.
DENLY ruled that IL II were sent
bmmittee, 1t could not be acted
Until FIVE days after its return.
WAS corrected by Mr.. Ferris. who
|tained, and correctly. that the
lay rule applied only TO pro-
IL reported out. President DENLY
bted the correction. and as the
lay objection had been removed,
Ingram withdrew his opposition
he committee reference. The
hittee decided that no new pro
is are TO be received after June
that tn amended cnartor be- sent
revision committee. July 8; and
the committee report II out July
The commission viii then pro-
TO the final adoption OF the
ter. having adjourned while the
ion committee works. Once
ted. the charter must 90 10 The
rnor. the commission adiournins
to give him time 20 consider II /,
The Detroit times., 1913-06-13

when hs sends Il back. the oommss
sion win meet and TX an election
date; Il viii then adjourn. subject TO
the call OF the president, until cleo
ton day, or the day after; when u
win meet Anally and sdjourn sine De.
The object OF continuing N exist
snoe 10 TO correct any fAults thct may
appear In the charter before s'ses'oh
day.
The committee on finance and taxes
submitted . report providing for three
assossors, leaving II to the commits
sion to decide whether there shall BE-
one. three or five. 40 ell three plans
are now before Il. The rest OF the
report leaves the fiscal system a. Il
IL now.
Mr.. Burton brought In proposals.
prohibiting persons interested In city
contracts from holding Office, and
providing that any city Official who
becomes interested In q city contract
shall be deprived Of his position. He
also introduced q schedule to provide
that present city officers shall not
be superseded. unless properly re-
moved, until the new charter goes
into eject. and that all city ordi-
nanoes remain effective.
There was almost an argument On
Mr.. Keating's resolution that here
after In the election OF new men,
bers of the commission TO All vacan-
Giles, ~ hours be allowed for recon.
sideration before the elected mem bef
Is sworn In The Eikhoff faction die
not know what joker might be con
cealed In the resolution, and FIVE c.
them-E ikhoff, Fischer, Funk, Hack
or and Szymanski-vOted against X
Guthard hesitated, but voted Aye.
Kocher, Tossy and Wesch also swung
into line.
I'm not an obstructionist," said
Mr.. Guthard. but I'm suspicious OF
everything they do" meaning the
progressives by they"
An attempt was made by Mr.. Say
manskt to secure the considera-
ton OF proposals in committee of the
whole, but Mr.. Heating moved al ad-
journment and It was carried. Mr.
Funk demande da roll call. but, see
ing the hopelessness Of his fight In
EikhofY's behalf, withdrew II, on sec
ond thought.
The committee on registration and
election held another debate on Its
plan for the appointment OF all cleo
ton inspectors by the city election
board from a list of qualified candi-
dates examined by the civil service
commission. Mr.. DENLY listened TO
the discussion. and at last approved
the scheme
at Ia an integral part Of the at
tempt TO get away from national
party politics In city elections" he
said Since that Is 80, go ahead with
It,"
Mr. Ingram told of the effect OF
non-partisan elections IN London In
doing away with national questions in
city affairs.
Though rs per cent OF the voters
OF London are Conservatives In ma
tional affairs. men who are Liberals
have been elected TO city Offices for
the past 10 years." he said.
The question whether petty politi-
clans would oppose the charter X
they saw their chance Of getting SIG
day for acting as inspectors disap-
pearing. was discussed; and the senti-
ment of the committee was that the
desire OF the people Of Detroit Is that
these politicians influence be elm
mated by just such scheme as Is
proposed.
Nr. Funk was present. and, a.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-13
A. |. HOLMES FOR
STREET CAR BOARD
Nom nation as Third Member is
Likely to Go To Council
Tuesday Night

Although Mayor Marx mas not an
nounosd who the third membe of his
municipal street railway commission
viii be, II y stated on good authority
that Arthur l. Holmes, FORMER state
senator and . prominent lumber deal
sr. u In line for the position. Will
lam D. Mahoa and John r. Dodge have
already accepted places on the pro-
posed commission. 1t IL likely that
Mr.. Holmes name will 20 to the coun-
Gil next Tuesday night.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-13
Woman Swallows Alcohol.

STURGIS. Mich, June 12.-(Spe-
ciaD--Mrs. Wait. Wife OF Hon F. w.
Wait. president Of the Kirsch Mfg.
Co. and prominent politician. took
wood alcohol by mistake. last even.
ing. Prompt medical attendance saw.
ed her life