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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-02-20
HamptOn's Leave for Louisiana

y. Is. Hampton and family dc
parted yesterday for their old
home IN Louisiana, where II -
their expectations Ia make their
future home. They viii visit
with MIR. Hamptons brothers
other relatives before arriving AT
their destination. Their house.
huld goods with live stock Will be
shipped soon. Many are sorry
10 see these pstlmahlc people
leave Columbus where they
have lived Tor uuc time ana
have made many friends.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-02-20
NOTItE ron PUBLICATION.
Department AZ the Interior.

late cruces, ~ NJ,
January -, 1917.
Nuticr b., hereby given that Hal ~.
Jones, of Columbus, y. NJ. who, ON
October ~, lgl2, made homestead EN-.
Try. 40. O76ig. for SW section -.
township - = range ". y. NJ. t..
meridian, ha, filed notice of intention
ia MAX" Final Communication pIoot. to
establish claim To the land above de-
>rribod, before W. g. Hoover L. =.
Commissioners, at Columbus, - NJ.
un the 10Th day OF March, l9ll.
Claimant amc as Witnesses
Edward t. Gr,lrr, at Columbus. nm.
Myrun Dean, .
SEYMOUR {. Pierce, OIL,
Charlie, Bourgeois. o. .
IOSr GONZALES R"gistri
I-3O 2.27
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-02-20
DaIrYIa Golden Era.

This is the golden era for those who
know how to handle dairy products
GOOD prices are the rule All such
commodities have reached a high lev.
el, and the situation Ia such that farm
ers are assured liberal profits
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-02-20
NOIl' T. fOR PUBLICATION.
Department uT the lutrrint
uItrd Stary- Land office
Las Cruces. - VI


January -, lnll.
Nutlco D., h"ruhl given that John Is
O>hor, of Columbus, y. y who. con
oct :. 1919 made homestead rnir,
No. O55l7, for SWi section ~. town.
ship - =. rang, W. y VI l.. mrrjd.
ian, has filed motto" OF intention ru
make final CONN uraliuu proof. lu &C..
tahliNh claim to the land above de.
,cribcd, before W. G. Hoover. e.. :
Commissioner AZ Columbus, y NJ
on the Ith day or March. lgll
Claimant am" as Vilucs-o-
Leroy ~ Palmer. of Columbus. Nm.
Charles Bennett,
Charlie, S]tiuchcumh.
Lee Thomas,
lose GoNHNIES. Rcgl.ir,
l-D 80
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-02-20
Tlhr the COURIER for news

NOrI,E ron PUBLIC NTIO\.
nrpu tEicnt at the Interior,
United states Land office.
las Cruces, y. VI.
January -, 1917
Noiicr g., hereby given that Jesse T..
Dickson. of Columbus, y. NJ, who,
on April ~. 1912, made homestead en-
try las amendcdD, No. U60ll, for SIN
WI; 81 NEi, section o, township y
=, range ", y. NJ. L. meridian
has filed notice OF intcntio on
TO make Final Communication Proof, to
establish claim Ia the land above de-
Scribcd, before W, G. Hoover, t. =
Commissioner, at Columbus, y. NJ,
ON the 10Th day of March, l9li
Claimant names as witnesses.
r. :. Lilly, of Columbus, y. NJ.
Elmer G.. rutnum, .,
Wallace i. Hutchinson, Of, 90
John KultemuNcr, ST., o., e.,
JOSE GONZALES, Register
l.D 2-21
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16
gerIamnt-ar aranen nnO WlaSden.

Nctlan1t:
Gin oeull6es Nldb6en iiir aQQemeine 6ans.
ntnell; Sorliaot ylod3niraacn gir $40, yipros
wan StraRe. (Sulii6-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16

5reof gs. gorrett ruo 9lu6ere,
Grliiecs. al Glarence w. Wlartin,
EriiteeS, me6rere @runOitiide.
@il6ert Stooooro al Sos. 6.
Smith of g., Siioicite ser 9raoleD-
no6e @|Drtle.9lpe, 10 Del 49,
5ronf 8. Singer, it,, uno Satin
an s. @dltou Sueier, Siiieite ser
@uiIioro-9loeuuc, nobe 27 StraBe,
15.4 bci t20
@altcr 6. g8eitp6ol an SeonorO
s. Selmeid unO Satin Siiooitieite
Der G6riiiion-StroBe na6e Goi6erine.
StroBe, 1875 bei 775.
Coma Wl SoneS imo 9lnoere, an
@illiom 3. Riric6er, 9loroweitieite
Der 9lomiaD,SiroBe, no6e @ulasfi.
StroBe, i4.4 bel 1852.
@m. g. @iri6er an Com. s. Sro-
me mo @ottiu 9}oropeitieite ser
&anioD- no6e %uloSftStroBe. t4.4
bci 7G.2.
So6u & @ro6own an E6os. 6.
@iooiion Eruitee, 9loroieitc Scr 81
ain.9lOeuuc, no6e 12. SiroBe, 70 Del
1G0
gSolicr g. @citp6ol an Syo6u $.
6. Gnael. Siioieitc Der @enroic. na6e
QSuloSfi.S .SirQRe. 1879 Bel 90.
SoS. g9. Sall unO Satin an Sec
9. Barnes, gtorOieite ser @ierceitr,
1876 bel GO.
N|arrice ". Simpler an SSanotiuS
Smith mo @ottin. , @runoitiide.
Sophia 6. g. Soooen an 9nerou-
ser g. &onione unO @attiu, g1orO.
mcItieiic ser Golum6ia.9Ipe. nabe
9oDor0 ShoBc, IA bel 70
SSoGn Sranf mo Satin an SEQ.
s. g9ieoerim1 9 @runOitiide
Wlorponno 8ronf an So6n 5ranf
91oroieite Der Cambridge. nabe
@inoior.StroBe, 10 bel 81.
G0wnrO @ Steinert on Goro yle'
oltD 60. 0itieite Der 9tiOgelD. nabe
Sonbura.SiraBe 16 Del ~
Srancis 3inf al Wlorris aleim
1904 Solter-9lpenue
SronjiSfo Sdmar3 on &oi6erine
9emiS, 1926 Sit@aoiiOn.StraBe
sSia6eI a. Siemort an &orrD 8.
Stemart 9 Grlm0iiide
Solomon &rupei5fO unO @ottin
all &pmou Smil6 un0 @ottin gtr.
1929 0lt 6a0etie. StraBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16

Sic uemen gcumten in 9Imuapolis.
Sir Die 6lottcn. .9lfoocuic in S(u.
nopoliS iinO Die folaenoen @rofeiio-
rcn lmO 2e6rer mic0cr crnonnt NOR
0cu.
0cportcmcut Scr W}ot6cmotif n
Frof 9IngeIo @aa; SynItruftenrc;
%oul Gopron gS. s. Ssiuq imo 81.
6. 9loot.
en9Iii6 &rof. gs. 8. Stepcus;
Snitrutteure: s. 9. gnoen, S. 8.
Tentom S. 6. @oi66urn, g9. g.
g3orris, S. s. arofft 6. S. Softer,
81. 3. gSeitcott llno Z. $. gSooe.
W2ooerne Sprodeu GrofcIioret
s. s.. @oinot @diton GoItel uno s.
s. W3orriion; Snitruftcure: 9(rtrre
ScrnonoeS 98. 6. 2lipet. 81. S. go.
nilo, %. u. Cotton, 8. 8. 81. Sour
non ltn0 Sole Wlurtcl.
Elrn.llnterridt SnItrufteure:
.a. S. W}ouq s. SAuIb, Otto Sobm-
fc q. g. g(tfinion, George $einB,
iin., rno s. 98. @aIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16

SorrD 8. Stewon an @oroeu 60,
mebrere @rin0itiide
@oItcr 8. @eiip6oI an &os. 6.
9louooll Siioieite Scr &enroie.Str,
no6e gnlosfi-StroBc, 1879 6ei 90.
G6oS. 6. @ouooo uno Satin an
SBm s. 9SeterS mo @oiiiu Sitieitc
Der Sheeper-StroBe, uobe cSeiicrIou-
Stro, 1876 bel So
GmilD 5. @Iiit an &biIip @ooo.
man ino 9lnoere, A @runoiiiide.
Beetle SofolS an Sonl. g9iQeu,
gloroieite Der Soirmount-9(pennc no.
be @oibingtou.S StroBe, 1876 BEL Sc.
Ssoiiou 6. @|ortiu uno Satin all
Gotpiu W1. Shuiepout, g3oropeIiIcite
Der Saureus SiroBe, no6e Bolton.
q bel 100.
Gowm N}. Sturtepant an 6roulf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16
3m 0ertamfen:

Su uerlnuien:
Alpel orobe SrheriDns nit clciiriihcm
Vleier; nuc ncuciien Rcrheiicrnnqen. Gab8na
lrncen i'm ,Scntihen 0urrcpunocni".
(Suli15-1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16

W}ois. 8uIubr 1887 sguldel;
%erionot bon oen GIeOotoreu 1911
9ilhel; Glepotoren.&orrotb 76,76l
YuiheI.
Neutige SdInBroie:
Contract Spot .7512-
@eitriee SdmBrote:
Gontract spot ........ 75A-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16
GMIffNnndlridltcn.

G0utbomptoM " 10. sui. n
glbacfobren na6 9lem.gorf iino Die
Qampier raronprin5eiiin Gecilie"
mo ,St. Soris."
Suelpo IS. SuIi.- Der Dam.
pier .eoltlouos" lit no6 Baltimore
ob9eiobren.
2iifobom Der 0ompfer
,GoItIcmoor" 1T nod Baltimore
ousaeloufen
9ai1e sur 9lciic iu's gInSIanb Ocior0i
Is. 9lainc, Slr. 1i3, DIT Baltimore. Sir.,
nale 0niI0m @UMle gIue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16
gcrl6uic ouf Der @altimorer.9lIiien,
W1rle.
FIRST CALL
SECOND CALL

$1,000 sln g. g. Of G. Gar. 4er....... oa
200 qil 6 q Of Conn. Der (9tiD 100
1000 Nn Goui. et 80. 5er.........i .iolM
1000 g0ic 9lps. Observation-Disclosures. 0sN
1000 Gin ser. 1915 C8. e).-.......ioiM
100 Gin s14er 1928. ....,...... %
1000 ga. Gar q Nor 5er........io .ioa
2ooo g. ~ g Arepiua 4er. ....... 20
1000 ceaO. ". q gIoi 5er........ 7oM
1000 rio aoa, inc 4cr....,......... 0s
5000 Mo 9lOS. 8oa 5cr........... SIX
oooO llo aDs 500 5cr. ............. SIX
1000 uo ADs inc der. r..,....,..., 68A
100 sni0cilc sim Of Sorts 5er.. so
25 ani0clle 6 g. s. g. s. g. com. ,io7A
200 ani0cic g. IS. g. Q. & q com. .io7
80 suibcie IS. 6 g, q @ com. .io7
gnbcuc $. 9. COM ar Gts). rs
10 snibciIe 9ortem central .....l27M
20 Aui0eiIc Mo. 3os. com ........ 27H
ani6eiIe uio- aos. com.......... 27ia
i55 auibcIc uio. H0s. com.......... 27ga
coo ani6eIe asobIano CI .,-... Az
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16
glaltimurr NlnrfI6cridlIe.

w ~ 10 d, l5. sui IyI4.
W1ebI. 3ufubr 2639 80iier,
cinidIieBid 141S 6Giier 8u Scout
&oint imo 200 S56iier 8u Canton;
Niiitenoerionot 1900 5diicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16
Baltimore gIfiien.@0rie.

VNn' O'Alf
etoot uno cinois seIuritdieu.
Morblono 4e. i02e......... i0iM
baltimore eiaotauIen (Mea).
ealio sim Aer 1864 ....., os% osal
Gr0anae 3iler 1880 ...... %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16

81 uerfnnien:
. sine Nddcrci. d(cS 0aoeniunolhalt mil
DonS uno @inrihiuno. III lrnnibeitSbalber 8n
netIanien. 9tammiraQcn bel Gnncr a Wnlln.
luan, Nr. 653, gerii@ratsGtr. (Sulii2-1s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16
GclbNftss s&cgwellcr.
Bidder, Gonoitor- ino SoteI-
9eoarfs-glrtifel.
III, NQhcra 4 0InA Kn tnA q .0nfnnrh.lEia


pEls U1Hers Sids eo., io4 e.Soparb.gts
3cihngen 8eiiibriften etc.
nxge Snimorc NcwS 60" 0rueit 8. Suner,
@e6diiShorer, 227 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DcutIde gH1cr no 9eitg9riIten.
". oauit'd, 10 @orO.PoppIsiomsHsss.
gnu-W'atcridlieiL 9Diiren 5eniier.
ra1men, Qoocn etc
somss y NOasr & Co., iiS-ii7 Sab-6rsOr
NationaI-9anFen.
~x9s rIs 1ewH gaiSnal wsas,." gag: MHo
@1eiersgirnhe: 9acon 2S. 2SonL 8rahoent;
,,esron6 smiional 4out" 432 gnosBroabpoh.
~; s.. sSa0ner aalrer
,9Sencrn WniiDnnl SAINT" ~ Noro'Nutdiu'
cirabe ". UiarrioH aolihsr:
uSarmsre ano Nerhuntc Y.aiiuaai canI,"
Gonib' nno NVnl2m o'Sirahe.
StantS. .9anfen.
,,bentIde Nanl ODn galtmnre," Naiitmores unb
@Uloab @irabe, glngnf S9ebcr. Wrdiibeut;
6onroo @ Nnbbe, SdDotmeliter.
Spar.9anfen.
yDeutimc etnrbani Oun gaIiimDre," Guias.
uno NaliinloresSiraBe.
Warmer lnO @ranH-8erfe.
s. c'Indrtuer 81 eous, 22a glorb.GborIeS.etr.
SonOiuirtbI@oftIide @er6tbe uno
Sdmereien.
@rIilitb.xuFnsr So, 200 got0'Baca.@trabs.
glcOotaten.
2an ". 81 eaoIs, 800 Ct. Yanlghabs.
vnhaoas 0orb. 261-269 galberi Shl6lna.
Fllmbing, Gnrnaces, 9lanaes uno
SeieR 0n9oedcn ilnO Ninnen.
osHnstt Bros, 529 Observation-Disclosures.
9upIeriAmicoe uno 8lumbers.
So4qn Snbsrt, 17l< 1bames.etrake. 9. 4 y.
~ NeiepnoH; 9HOle 1909.
SlgertDuMs Ageilten mi0 S1noler.
e'sars s1ress q Suean & Reybsw. 10 Oitaerin1ioD
5cner-gerIidernnaen.
"'Rgsi 9aor,, Snln5aaSs So; Of obrrpunI," 9enru M
Ssutliel2, e Helioen3. 3.Unnaocr, 1Of-103 Gbnns
as",n, Iss oi Sonsmerce @uiloiha
'vstmnuln VenerOcrideruuoS . Oieienfdnlf,@ -
pI'l'nore' uno Vori6 Giroke.
SlefpIntten, Wletoa etc.
sp9m; sI,n SSn.Ita q So. (ineprpOrITn, is--1b
eiienpaarcn oucr 9(rt uno Suf-
idnlieO 8u6cb6r.
g. s"h FHsne 60, sc2-2Gi gloro.@ao ,sir.
Fionos uno Srgein.
SbdS. ". etteh, GOrO'aiberio.etrabs,
Ninn6Ieib-@eIhafte.
.@oNiOnb"ica 9Don 0u.." I Wor6saob.stroNe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-16

%ofer.- 3uhibr 5000 gidbcI;
&erionot BON ben Glepotoren TO-.
$50 9uidel; Glepotoren &orroib
l79,Sl9 @uiMeL.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-05
MOUNTAIN KING
STOCK JUMP IS
NOT JUSTIFIED
D. P. R. Isenberg, ViCe-presi-
Dent, Says He's Mainly Inter-
eSted in Stockholders

There appears to be new activ-
ity in Mountain King stock resulting
in the advance of the price of the
stock to the neighborhood of so cents
share" said Hon. D. P. R. Isenberg
this morning to the Star-Bulletin. Il
do not know the source of this activ-
ity but as a stockholder and second
vice-president of the company, I am
interested in protecting people from
any misunderstanding as to the con-
dition of the property.
I'm my opinion the property is not
in such shape as to justify the ad-
vance in the price Of the stock. There
is work going on which will event
ually, we believe, give good results,
but at the present time l do not be-
lieve the stock is worth the price
which l understand is locally quoted
| have some money in the enterprise
l am principally interested in protect
ing people who might think that the
present advance is of a nature to give
them a quick return on their money
The stock is selling in San Francisco
at a price lower than that which |
understand is quoted locally"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-05
SALARY REDUCTION a.
THREATENED FOR FIRE
AND POLICE DEPTS,

A rumor which was started on the
rounds shortly after O'Clock this aft
ernoOn is to the effect that the board
of supervisors is contemplating a Is
per cent cut in the salaries of the en-
ployes Of the police and fire depart
ments.
Supervisor NJ. G. Pacheco, when IN
formed as to the status of the rumor,
said that, although he did not care
to discuss the question of salaries, he
did not believe the board intended TAX
ing an action involving such a large
percentage. Pacheco said that at the
time when this matter would come up
before the supervisors, he intended
advocating a ) per cent reduction in
the salaries in certain departments in
order that some money might be set
aside for road improvements.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-05
DIR. c. A. MACKECHkIE IS
HERO OF WAIKIKI RESCUE

Two pretty young women, promi'
nent In society circles of the bay
cities, making a round-trip to the isl
ands in the Oceanic liner Sierra, to
day have occasion to hail the stately,
debonaire and athletic DR.. c. A. Mac
kechnie. surgeon identified with that
vessel, as life-sayer and their own
particular hero.
The abilities Of DR.. Mackechnie as
long ng-distance swimmer heretofore
shrouded in obscurity, were brought
prominently into the front and center
OF the spot light yesterday, Waikiki
beach affording a fitting setting for
what is termed a sensational as we'll
as heroic rescue OF fair femininity,
vainly struggling against exhaustion
and a strong tide.
Two girls unaccompanied by male
escort joined the merry throng of bath
ers at the beach yesterday afternoon.
A strong surf was rolling shoreward,
creating perceptible undertow. Few
OF the party yentured near the line
of breakers. Among them, however,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-05
WAHIAWA Water
COMPANY ON THE
LIST FOR PROBE
Public Utilities Commission TO
Hold Initial Hearing Sat
:lrday Afternoon s,

To determine whether or not the
Wahiawa Water Company is a utili'
ties corporation is the task which nov
.confronts the public utilities commits.
sion, and is one which will lie taken
up in conjunction with the present
probe by the commission of the Inter
Island Steam Navigation Company. In
accordance with act 127 Of the session
laws of 1913, each concern in the
territory doing a public utilities busi-
ness is required towpay a certain per
cent of the gross income and capital
during the year to the commission.
which serves as the latter's upkeep
When the initial demand was made
last September, the Wahiawa Water
Company, as we'll as all other compa-
nies, denied the Jurisdiction Of the
commission and it's liability to pay
the fees.
The initial hearing in the investiga-
tion has been set for Saturday after
noon at the Wahiawa school house,
at which time the commission will be
present as we'll as the heads Of the
company. The commission chose to
investigate the water company in Or
der to establish a standard in that
class of companies to determine jur-
isdiction in order to form basis Of
conclusion as to the commissions jur-
isdiction over other companies. The
Wahiawa Water Company acquiesced
in submitting the facts required by
the commission to make the investiga-
ton without an admission Of juris-
diction, and it will be the business of
the commission to determine whether
or not the Jurisdiction may be levied.
The first public hearing in the case
of the WahiaWa company was held
October 81, 1913, at which time the
commission and the attorneys and
heads of Ikhe company met and the lat
ter submitted both documentary and
oral testimony. Chairman E. A. Mott
Smith left for the mainland shortly
after that, then nothing was done un-
til December "a, and since that time
the matter has been brought up be-
fore every meeting of the commission,
and conferences have been held with
the representatives of the water com.
pany.
The water company says that 1t is
mutual water association and furnish
es its product only to the stOckhold-
ers, and is therefore not a utilities
corporation, and it will be the solving
of this problem toward which the CON-
mission will work in it's investigation.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-05
HOCHI AYERS THE
CHE.FALOTTERY
IS RUNNING Wild
Captain of Detectives Blamed
by Japanese Newspaper for
Alleged Open Gambling
M'DUFFlE SAYS KURODA
is BEHIND THE ATTACK
Fred Maxine Reports That
Graft Is Charged Against
Police Dept. Member

The notorious ehe-fa lottery once
more is running wide open in the Jap
snese district, according to an article
which appeared IN the Hawaii Hochi
yesterday afternoon. Fred Maxine,
owner of the paper, stated this morn
ing that he heard recently that an in
terpreter in the detective department
has been guilty of accepting a weekly
graft in payment OF promised protec-
tion Of Japanese conducting the lot
teries. When seen today, Captain of
Detectives Arthur MeDuffie said that
Kuroda, a former member of his de-
partment, had been assigned to the
Japanese gambling detail and, due to
his failure to report, McDuffie assum-
ed that the games were not running.
"If any hush money was accepted
by a member OF this department,
Bald McDuffie, 'ft must have been ac-
cepted by Kuroda, who recently has
been dismissed from the department
for cause"
The Hochi AYERS that the che-fa lot
terry is running wide open in Homo
lulu, and refers especially to the Ma.
suda camp at Makiki, going so far as
TO give the name Of the banker" and
his agents. The newspaper says that
the games are being run in open def.
ance of the law and that "the detect.
i've department is corrupt and unable
to perform fits duties The Japanese
business men Of Honolulu, said Ma.
kino, are backing the Hochi in its
fight on account Of the fact that in
many cases they are unable to col.
lect bills from the fact that their cred.
itors have placed their money on the
lotteries. .
eChe-fa has been running for some
time, and only once have tile police
touched II" says the Hochi. 'If Nc.
Duffie has always fulfilled his duties
as he said he has, when certain
charges were made against him as to
his lack of ability, why does he not
touch upon the open gambling houses
and also arrest the petty thieves ap,
pearing here and there? The paper
then goes on to name half a dozen
japanese accused of being the bank
err and his agents. I'VE understand
that these agents were recently ar.
rested but We now learn that they
are out on bail and back at the same
place conducting the lotteries"
McDuffie, when informed of the
text of the story this morning, was
not inclined to make much of the "at.
tack" on his department.
"Kuroda was assigned on the gamb'
Continued on page eight
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-05

were the pair of California social ia
vorites.
A call for help went up, the cry
being heard above the roar of the wall
Of green water as it crashed over the
coral reef.
Doctor Mackechnie who, with his
brother officers from the Sierra
had just entered the water,
was making his way seaward
He heard the sound of distress
and leaving the other officers behind
struck a pace through the deep wa.
ters to the outer reef declared by a
dozen awed spectators as cnbsing all
past performances of a Duke Kahana.
moku. The genial doctors shipmates
were astounded at the spectacle as
they had been given to understand
that he never aspired to honors as a
swimmer
Mackechnie joined the frightened
girls, lending assistance and encour
agement until such time as a surf boat
with number of Hawaiian swimmers
appeared on the scene.
"As a mark of appreciation, We in
tend to see that DR.. Mackenchnie is
suitably honored and rewarded for moi
only his bravery but his extraordinary
ability as a fast swimmer" declared
one Of the officers this morning.
suitable medal viii be procured.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-05
F. v. MILVERTON
To join With
BIGLAW firm
Thompson. Wilder, Watson &
Lymer to Take in Additional
Attorney as Partner
PROBABLY WILL TAKE THE
PLACE OF JUDGE WILDER
Former Deputy City and Coun-
ty Attorney Returned in Mat
sonia from Mainland

Fred w. Milverton, formerly first
deputy city and county attorney, will
become a member of the firm OF
Thompson, Wilder, Watson & Lymer
This announcement was made this
morning by Frank E. Thompson, Sc
nior member of the firm, and was con-
firmed by Mr.. Milyerton. Mr.. Milver-
ton probably will take the place of A.
A. Wilder, whose name Governor
Pinkham has recommended to the de-
partment of justice for place on the
supreme bench of the territory. What
change will be made in the name OF
the firm has not been announced.
Mr.. Milyerton's wide legal expert
ence, both in private practise and for
the city and county, and his marked
ability, have been recognized here for
long time.
Mr., Milverton left here in the early
part of June for the mainland; There
he made pleasure tour of Oregon
Washington, California and the Pa
cific slope of Canada. He returned on
the new Matson liner Matsonia.