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The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08
CITY COUNCILS
MONTHLY MEET
Aldermen Finally Exhibit a
Little Sand and I!der
Mey Opened
ADJOURN FOR A,, TX

The regular .OasAiy nsetiss Q. The
tow, bond vas Aeh - As.da .,ves-
ing, al nsnbess being Drosat ..rept
saiaA 8svessl FssiAeDs sf t. vest
side Of town we've presest 70 u lat
some action be taken 10 fosce ,ey
through tAs property Of Jay ii 'rton,
just west Of the city hnits. W.
Kelker w.s the leader in This quest
and he said his property haI oeea
greatly damaged by the failure ta 5r x
this matter to final eOnciusior. Mr..
Kelker said heretofore ~ Mr.. Norton .
property had not been fenced It had
been possible to get in behind the city
lots, but the land had now been rented
and he had been advised by the tenant
tnat no one would be allowed to dump
asnes or other rubbish ss drive on the
property TO remove the same. After
considerable discussion Of the matter
the council finally agreed to start con.
demnation proceedings against Mr.. Nor
ton to force right Of way for an alley
and sewer.
As . contrast 70 this demand for
sewer in this sectiO. Fred Altman and
". w. Smith catered q vigorous pro-
test against the building Of sewer in
the alley between Colorado and Pitkin
and affecting property swnsd by them.
The matter was tided over until after
election by referring il 70 the street
and alley committee.
An exten~ively signed petition frois
bssipess neA sgaiest allowing the ess-
tractors for the Citizens NAtjoaal hank
obstructing the sidewalks and occupy
ing 20 much room in tie streets was
presented and this was likewise referred
to the street aud alley co'anittee.
CITY Attorney Dei-aa announced that
the suits of the city against A. w. Rob-
eron, Austin Gavin and Fern Hart had
been set for hearing in the county court
for March 8, - and Is respectively.
4 resolution was adopted showing
that the city favored bill now pend
ny in the state Legislature x wing cities
control over city parks and the roads
leading to the same.
In anticipation of an order being
filed in Judge Lewis court whereby
the United States circuit cOart of ap-
peals will dismiss Judge Lewis in
junction as to the sale of the
water bonds, Mayor Draeh suggest
ed a recess until H~xt Monday
night at which time he predicted
that the board could proceed to
advertise for bids for the water bonds
voted two years ago. Highly exultans
over what they seemed 20 consider ths
| probable end of the expensive litigation
into which they forced the town the
hoard adjourned until next Monday
| night.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08
GLENwoOD BOYS WIN
OVER LEADVILLE

Last Friday night the Glenwood
High School basket ball teams lost
both games of double header to
Salida. The games We're the fastest
played on the Salida floor for wears.
Our teams were very seriously hand
icapped partly by the long hard trip
and partly by an hours delay in cal
ling the game. The girls lost their
game through their inability to ac-
custom themselves quickly to the
strange floor, strange baskets and
strange official. They were very ner.
vous and did not do thens-elve. jus
tice. The score was 25 to 9 in favor
of the S&lida girls.
The aalida boys scored 90 points
before our team threw a basket. This
was the first five minutes Of play and
after that nervoa. five minutes Glen.
wssd led in the sssrisG s.Gil tAs cad
Of the game. In The last hak cur boys
scored more baskets than ealida
Glenwood, after they found themselves
clearly outplayed saiida in every de-
partment Of he game. The boys
score was 3s to % in favor of Salida.
At LeadvilIe the excitment was in
tense. Leadville announced in the
morning Herald Democrat that they
We're going to use part of their SEC
ond team against Glenwood, showing
their extreme over confidence.
The score in the girls game at the
end of. the first half was Glenwood I,
Leadville 3. In the last half the ex.
cessive strain to which our girls had
been subjected told on them they could
not keep up the pace set in the first
half and lost out l3 to Z. (Maylinne
Holmes scored the points.
The boys game wa. the best ex.
hibition of basketball on the part Of
GIenwood that the writer has ever wi:
messed. Every man on the team star
red: their team wark was faultless
and their basket work was sure and
accurate.
Demerschman was easily the star Of
both teams in both games rs to goa
shooting. In the two games he scorel
~ points. The work Of Mason and
Trimble was that of professionals
The star were, Demersehman, NOonan
Smith. Mason and Trimble.
The boys score was ~ to % in
favor of GlenwoOd We had A No. L
officials in each game. Mr.. MacDQnald
of Canon City at salida and Mr.. Kir
schoff at 'Leadville.
Mr.. Macdonald made the statemen,
after the game that he had never seer
cleaner, str~ighter or more sportsman
like players than those Of the 03en
wood teams At Leadville the neutra
referee called fully foais o. Leadvillt
| to 3 on GleDwood. This h . full via
dication Of the alleged foai tactics d
! the Glenwood teaaA
Our treataent while on the trip VA
| Of the best and We appreciate II. L
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08
ooannss1onxns' rsocRnoreas

The county commissioners met four
days this week, but aside from allow.
ing = great many bills and listening to
railroad tax agents hut little business
Of importance was transacted.
lanes Corey, tax agent Of the Den
yer L Rio Grande, and H. W. Conard,
tax agent Of the Colorado Midland, ap-
peared before the hoard and complained
Of the amount Of their taxes which they
consider entirely too high. After con
siderable diseussion of the matter Mr..
Corey, in behalf Of the Rio Grande,
made = proposition to the board tha.
they reduce the taxes Of his rcad five
per cent and the road would Immediate.
y pay 95 per cent on the total amount
without waiting for the second half to
become delinquent. It l. 'elained BY
ss.e that this would be \ gosd deal for
the county since the nsaey could Be
used at once to good advantage to pay
inberext o. bosdA
ny. SOuotU, u ucDAA u Veo AO'
land, made the sane kind Of propesi
tion except that he only agreed Il
make imMediae payment on the firsl
tsife af ths- tax wh'st.. is aow due,. Each
road agreed to pay its share Of the
first half Of the tax on the Rio Gfandc
Junction road and to pay the othe,
half when due provided the 95 per cen.
sffer weFe accepted. No definite de
eision was reached by the board.
Il was officially reported to the
board that the bunch Of state convicts
who have beel employed 70 bsild road,
N Garfield coanty Win - hsrs .exi
11enAAy nersing And an srraseenent.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08
!" oar. n aaWgvVooo

W. R. Lee is prepasinG - spsa sext
Tuesday in the eerner feea Of tAs
Girand Hotel buasassH 0eaei eats
where the hungry nay erder just wAat
they want and have il served in ~
best Of style. Il Bann, n exPerisnesa
caterer, will have charge Of H. eslie-
ary arraagenents.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08

Oner LuekinSer Of Bosalf WAS AZ
rested Wednesday by Deputy Game
WaFden Frank Hayes and taken before
. justice Of the peace ON . charge Of
Violating tt.- es.a.s= esss1's s--sH3 >csiSa
laws, the particular charge being that
he had been fishing from the river
Lucksinger has . fish lake and . state
license for fishing in the same and
disposing Of his fish, but it seems that
this arrangment was not satisfaetory
to the gentlemes who preferred to
catch and sell tAe river fish and keep
his own hts produet. Fer tAt fern
Of reereatiea - paid . fias Of >ss
anA ~ eusesnasy eesA
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08

TIE streets ere ~ aAsat = un11y
right ~ = tAsy svse ~ n ols&
wssA La - 49, tAae - sssus -
ahsue svse-1sr ~ wln1sR.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08

.;lAcs. VITA en- sed photographs
arl raafs b., 4eu1D rated thar big
'u-E....r-e- rlal school conditions
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-23

ContendnV Armies M Fight Until End Of Month for Posses
sion Of the MidPacifc Stronghold Recent Manenvers
s Only Tactical

is to form the backbone Of the Red
Force, General Macomb becoming the
Red commander The 4til Cavalry,
commanded BY Colonel w. d. Beach.
left Schofeld at O'Clock. coming
downward, and this regiment will
likely be a part Of the Blue or de-
Tending army. The field artillery Is
expected to receive its marching or
Eders within a few days.
The horse soldiers, In addition to
playing their part In the war game
from the time they left SchofeId. are
being pIi through their annual field
inspection by the department inspect
or, Colonel j. j. Galbraith, VINO rode
with the command this 1norning and
who will likely keep close watch on
the horse soldiers during the CAM
paign Besides Colonel Galbraith,
Major &C. v. Smith, senior umpire
with the Blues, is with the 4th. Lieu
tenant Colonel Carl Reichmann, chief
umpire, and also assistant to the de-
partment Inspector with special ref
erence to foot troops, left with the
LIST Hawaiian brigade As the war
progresses. ne will be in touch with
both armies.
Transportation is the problem that
is making everyone shake his head az
present It's a big question whether
two mules, even when attached to
lightly loaded wagons, can do the
work heretofore. divided among four.
The present campaign should furnish
the answer.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-23
MADAME PUAHI MAY
ENDEAV0R TO GET
AWAY FROM LICENSE

Madame Puahi came down town
this morning but not to get her much
talked-of license for her hula resort
at Kapiolani park
In fact, 1t is TO be doubted IL Ma
dame Puahi still intends to try for the
license 4 think II, is better If / do
not get a license. . she told an official
yesterday afternoon. Il think It bet
ter il i run without a license, and let
them pull me in if they want to.
It would seem that when Madame
Puahi read the theater audinance
which specifics the exits, aisIes,.
dressing rooms. skylight and what
nots which must be in each tiieater.
she gave up hope of getting a show
license, and having before this given
up hope Of getting dance-holI'
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-23
San Francisco's POrtoIa
Draws Large Attendance

FRANCISCO Cal,
val opened yesterday with the street Of the city thronged with mer
Is thand he even Of
anniversary
Throngs will gather In the air under unexampled
en-
rscaIet
signals
sporting
we'll will Portoa
night the athletic contests
The Native Sons and Daughters
mia in Of floats
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-23

IS
been wcflzjng cp the alleged case
against their chief. viii be exploded
tomorrow. 3 said 10 be reasonably
certain. though Yefification OF t1;s
could not be obtained af the attorney
generals office this Morning. Deputy
AltorneJ general smith, whose entire
morning was occupied ii eliciting In
formation from the supposed informs
.ers. stated this morning that he did
not wish to discuss his Investigation
at this lime. He said he did not know
when ii would be concluded.
0rientals were brought to the ex-
ecutise building ii vehicles, being
marrhalsd by the detectives. who are
believed "a have turned aeainsf Nc
nnffi{. infn fhe office ~ fhe denutv
,tfoT1o, ,.sana,si n was statad that
sbe r.rsor;fT ~. tbeea 0rianfaIs ere
~ s.;srs a one time eamhlers and
~ sos.ssseS - s,,s, rfo-,sstion 70 ne
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-23
CABLES Part;
Lloyd HURLED
FIFTY FEET
GayIord's Captain MiracuIouSIy
Escapes Death Suffers
Broken Rib

!. Captain Harry Lloyd. in command
of the. Hawaiian Dredging Company
dreGge Gaylord, employed in attempt
ing TO remove the bark S. G. Allen
from the reel at Diamond Head today,
is receiving congratulate over
whaf. is declared miraculous escape
from d tragic death aboard that craft
yesterday afternoon.
Struck a hterrific blow by the brok-
en- end ofsa heavy steel cable and
sent hurtling into the air FOR SO feet
to drop into the boiling and shark
infested surf, Lloyd today is pa
tient at the Queens hospital suffer
ing from a broken rib and few
bruises of minor nature.
The snapping of a 16-inch snatch
block as a result of the tremendous
strain imposed upon number Of
steel and manila cables leading from
the dredge to the bark, parted one of
the lines. Before Captain Lloyd could
be warned of the Impending danger
he was sent flying from the upper
portion Of the dredge.
The skipper narrowly missed strik-
ing on the deck Of the dredge which
at the time was Uttered with a guam
tity OF machinery, and sections of
chain and cables.
Superintendent Bowen, who has
been a constant attendant at the at
tempt to save the Allen, also was in
jured by the breaking of the lines.
Bowen received a severe cut across
the face. the blow taking effect over
,--e eye.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-23
funston RECOMMENDS COUNTY
REPAIR THE DIhMONDHEADROAD

That the county of Honolulu will
be permitted to repair the Diamond
Head read and claim tentative own
sership as result of a communication
addressed by Delegate Kuhio to the
secretary Of war, is the Information
that emanates from the department OF
Hawaii headquarters. T..
The road referred to has been con-
sidered as part of the military reser-
walton, but General Funston, in reply
to communication from the secre-
tary of war, has recommended that
the road be consIuered as on the out
side edge of the reservation and that
the county be allowed to place 1t in
repair for the benefit of the public,
and to take over the road and con-
slider it as any other road outside of
a military reservation. The war de-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-23
By LAURENCE REnINcToN.

~ LAURENCE REDiMcTON.
{Star. Bulletin STAFF Correspond In
the Field with the Blue Army
WITH THE 4TH CAVALRY, NEAR
EVA MILL, Oct. 23A state of war
fare now exists ION Oahu The mo-
bila garrison Of the island, divided
into Red and Blue forces, may clash
within the next few days, and until
the end Of the month the two armies
will fight Tor possession Of the Mid
Pacific stronghold. {,
To date the present series of man
euyers have been merely tactical ex-
ercises, with Reds and Blues return
ing to the same camp each day to talk
things over and compare notes. The
action, as a rule, lasted only through
a few morning hours, and it was diff
cult to simulate real war conditions.
Today, however. the real war game
commences, the forces dividing to
gain the positions from which they
will take UP the invasion and the de-
Tense CT the island.
A dark mantle Of mystery hangs
over the coming operations, and even
the respective commanders are more
or less in the dark as to the plan of
campaign and the probable points of
contact. Even the division of the
available troops is uncertain, al
though the departure this morning
from the maneuver camp near Cast
ner of General Macomb's brigade for
a round-the-island march in the d.
rection of Waialua, indicates that it
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-23

partHent, CT course, In time of urgent
necessity would take over this and
all other reads that it might see fit,
consequently the Diamond Head road
now virtually is considered as entirely
under the supervision of the county.
Considerable feeling against Dele
gate Kuhio is said to exist in the
war department, resulting from his
letter to Secretary Garrison which, 1t
is stated demanded" to know why
the department had not placed the
road in good condition. Exception is
taken to such tone In a communi-
cation addressed to one in the post
tion of the secretary of war by a
man occupying the position of the.
delegate. This. together with the fact
that he failed to sign the letter per-
sonally. is taken by members CT the
department as adding insult to injury.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-23
Organic Act and Statutes of the
Territory Convince Attorney
general That He Has no Le-
gaI Right to Act as Chief Ex-
ecutiye for Territory
BIG BUSINESS MUST WAIT
UNTIL PlNkHAM ARRIVES
AcfinQ Official win Care for
Correspondence and Handle
An Matters of Minor Import :
ance Until December 8


Hawaii will be without governor
from Fr.daf until December :, unless
the appointment Of L. r. Pinkham -
confirmed BY the Senate and he ar
rives here and takes the cath OF Of
iic6 before that time.
When Acting Governor Moff-Smifh
sails 6n the siberia for san Franchises
|I.111 to1trntIIt<s bef.od for Ha-
VAL HIII begin. 10 continue for Al
unccrf1in time. No documents re-
11,IIls tie sigEaliire e The chief ez'
ecUti<.e VIII Be signed during that Pc
ROD. no actIon VIII be taken by the
sphernafcfial department touching on.
the title 10 real property, or calling
for the use Ct the discretionary powers
Of the governor
w ". rhayer attorney general
was at first believed co have the
rikht to step into the pace to be left
vacant by Acting Governor Mott
smith. who viii spend Z vacation in
California to recover his health.
veal akened hV his MANY ofIicial duties.
but mon 4 stndy cf the Orpanic Act
end federal statues relating to terri
tories fhe sfforntv- General has corne
to the Conclusion that he has no legal
right 70 act as governor. notwith-
standing that he Is directed to do so.
BY the secretary Of the interior.
He Will. therefore, only attend to a
few matters Of MINOR Importance and
will in nowise attempt to exercise the
powers of chief executive.
4 have zone ever the Organic Act.
he said this morning. -and find that
ii provides that the secretary OF the
territory NAV nc. In the absence of
the governor. but it does not make d
provision for such an emergency as
this. where both governor and secre-
tafv are out Of the terrNory.
s~fne organic Act is our constitu.
tim ana i ths attorravsgansraI has.
the rirhf ia act IN the absence Of the
governor ami secretary of territory.
II should he nroyided for IN that law.
But On that point il is silent II
might be arpned that AZ the attorney
genera Il named 6rst among the an
noinfive positions ~ the poverror. he
would have fbe natural rigbt hr s,ic.
cession 10 An the chief executives
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- Ass ~ = s,lenl ~ .nls Sase, I.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-23
Members Of Police Department
Prominent in Working Up Af-
fidavits May Be Presented
Tomorrow Morning When De-
tectiye CAPTAIN Returns from
Orient
IARRETT INSISTS ne
Is TAKING NO HAND
But His Subordinates Are-At-
torney generals Office Hears
Some Witnesses

While MINORS are flying about the
streets that the bomb aimed AT Cap
tain Of Detectives Artrur McDuffie
VIII be exploded tomorrow, few
hours before the rerurn Of that off.
Ger from Shapehal informers. coming
from the ranks or alleged gamblers
and the detective force crowded the
office of Arthur G. Smith. deputy al.
sltoIney.general. this morning 70 tell
what they win against the retnrnins
captain Of detectives
That the bomb, e II Is called BY
deteciifes under McDufiie who have
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-23
BRITISH OFFICIALS TALK
is HELD ESPOnSIBLE FOR
GRAVITY Of SITUATION now
Britons Ambassador to Mexico Quoted as Saying America
Doesn't Understand Situation and Serious Factor Is In
iected President Wilson Silent and Maniies Perirbed
IAssocIaled Press cablel

Oct 2s For me tins siues hs lnaeasrs
Wlso today iniernaon affairs
the snd hs ssuas that there Z
greatly &c the British policy
considered deeply soneant bearing ca. 1
undefstandn1
*
ofs,
learned dsnnts today when the new British g
inp
sThe
United State huerta point o. sending
In gthe American attitude
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-23
: EXPOSE OF PLOT FOR REVENGE.ls EXPECTED

gambling hui is alleged to have form
ed a plot to obtain his conviction in
revenge, because he betrayed their
gaming rendezvous to the police.
The third man sought is Chen Chez.
All are held on a charge of trans
porting coltraband opium. but as q
matter of fact they are expected to
undergo an inquisition which will re-
veal the nature of the plot and the
identity of the plotters.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-23

Two of the three Chinese wanted
by Assistant rDistrict-attorney Biting
in his Investigation of the, Chinese
gambling conspiracy are now in Gus
tody, Au Lin Tin having been arrest
ed yesterday afternoon by q. s. Mar
shall Hendry. t
It is now understood that Lum
Chan. who was taken in charge by
the federal authorities yesterday, is
the man against whom a Chinese
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-23

The members of the Hui Ealu Club
will be guests at masquerade dance
at the clubhouse Saturday evening.
the proceeds to. be devoted to cover
ing the deficit in the clubs treasury
caused by sending swimming team
to the Portola The chaperones will
be the Princess Kalanianaole, Mrs. j.
T. Stacker. Mrs. Pierre Jones and Mrs.
Ehen Low.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-23

license, her last alternative resolved
itself into running her place with61k
any lind Ola license.
As Madame Puahiss husband Is an
officer under Shefin Jarrett, It would
be his duty to arrest her. Il Is point
ed out and as the woman does not
care about being arrested. it Is prob.
ably fair to guess that Madame Puahf
Is wading forth into sea Of trouble
financial, domestic and penal
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-23

Miss Jessie Wilson is to have a
chrysanthemum wedding at the White
House on November 25 when she be-
comes the bride of Francis Sayre.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-23
Seattle Takes Precautions

SEATTLE, Wash, calehl6o of
plague destroy
buildings the waterfront
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-23

Three thousand homeseekers have
taken advantage Of the colonist rates
to California.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-02-20
HIGHEST AND LOWEST
POINTS IN THE WORLD

The maximum difference in eleya-
ton Of land in the United States is
14,7777 feet according to the United
States geological survey. Mount Whit.
ney, the highest point. is 14,501 feet
above sea level, and a point in Death
VALLEY is 276 feet below sea level
These two points. which are both in
California, are less than 80 miles
apart. This difference is small, how
ever, as compared with the figures
for Asia. Mount Everest rises 49,
002 feet above sea level whereas the
shores of the Dead sea are 1920
feet below sea level, total differ
ence in land heights of 30.292 feet
Mount Everest has never been climb
ed.
The greatest ocean depth yet found
is 32,OSS feet, at a point about 40
miles north of the island of Minda
mao in the Philippine islands The
ocean bottom at this point is there
fore more than liz miles below the
summit of Mt. Everest
The difference in the land heights
in Europe is about 1865 feet