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Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13
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Tuesday, Nov. 10.
Tom Foster and wife spent . few
days in Cunnison this week.
". p. Sammons carried the mail last
Monday and Tuesday.
r. H. Andrews and j. r. Phelps took
the ballot boxes in Wednesday.
Mrs. S. n. Nichols is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Henry Knoll in Cunnison-
Mrs Susan Cobb II in Gunnison TAX
ing treatment from the chiropractic
doctor.
Frank Liehtley and wife drove E. A,
Fosters new car out from Cunnison
Wednesday and remained until Monday.
Clarence Radeka. Mr. and Mr.. E A.
Foster. Oscar Johnson. j. Jardine and
J. r. Phelps were al visitors IN Gunni-
son last week.
Lawrence Stone and wife, H. De-
Yafman and wife and John Andrews
were here from Gunnison Sunday cal
ling on friends.
Or. George NuckoIls and cousin,
Dr.. +, C. Horton motored out from
Gunnieon Monday and returned Tues
day, Dr. Nuckolls gave . splendid tax
1t the hall Monday evening
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13
NucE's CAN
kewsChaapAea CessssOoo1soss:
Thursday. Nov IL.

Thursday, Nov IL.
Anthony Comstock, Laurel and Pey
tsn Spann have returned from . trip TO
the lower country.
A turkey shoot ct Jacks Cabin Nov.
q. Everybody invited; come early and
spend the day.
Fred Mckee and wife, Mrs. W. W.
Mckee and Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Shackle-
ford were callers in the valley Friday
and attended the house warming ut j.
r. Spann's that evening. Quite .
company Of valley folks were over to
attend the dance and see the handsome
new seven room house, which has been
going up. Water piped from spring
will furnish hot and cold water through
out the house and make it thoroughly
modern. Even electric hehts may be
sdded at later date.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13
esaeA & Rsslfn ~ Snls

40 acres adjoining station for sale.
viii cut zzs tons Of hay. Best of wa
ter rights. Excellent house; good i'm
provements. generally. norses, cattle,
machinery, harness, etc. Terms 70
suit. Mrs. Susie r. Moore, Parlin.
t6-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

4 Sunday schsol lRstitste q sAe
Psssbytsriea chureA ths vsek, dseW
Considerable csa6rsGstioas Wednesday
evsaiaG. sad ThsssAAy sfSsrnooa ~
evening. 1t wss sdArsssed by Mr.
etiAley. Of Fort C0,lias. Who he's bssa
n Psblic school snA sssday Sehes, vssh
Ter . Nsmbes of ysars. AZ the asstiag
- Thsrsday afternoon very intssesting
papess were rcd by Medicines Clark,
kssstses, Jencks end Robinson. These
Institutes are interesting ard helpful TO
parents o. well - teachers and should
he better attended.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13
HAMMER TAPS

Success IN nfe ana NJ poker often
depends upon tAs cay . man is raised.
OAefe are lots q married men Who
efe not bigamists Who have one wife
- many.
4 ref0fmer 10 Q gink Who leGAlfsee
What he likes to DO ana prohibits What
StAef people like 70 DO.
The rsason Why q mother knows
nat her son is going to be Q great
80 b because his father isn't
n 0aA got as mucA salary - 10
believes he is worth, his income tar
vssa1 - 800. 900 ,co0. go - year.
0aAy q married maa Who comeo
hoDe 70 . poodle, q canary and . 6och
- eos1 Ash calls his wife mother"
Rflee nehters are not the only peo
- Who shake hands before they staSt
In 70 hammer the stufing out q eoe4
0eAQ.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13
Fed Fssd Fed

The best car on earth for the money.
s575 delivered at your door 10 the price
fully equipped. the roadster $50 less.
The Gray 4 Davis starting snd lighting
system installed, rosd snoother and
everything up to date for s715.oo.
Why pay more for cars not the Ford's
equal?-w. A. Keelor, Agent.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

The wedding of c. W. Hirdman Of
Gunnison and Mrs. Josie Bailey of Mon
trose occurred Tuesday Of this week in
Gunnison. DIR. Geo. Nuckolls married
them and they are spending the honey
moon among friends at Powderhorn.
News-Chsmpion extends hearty con-
gratulations.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

u Was . wise move - ths pert Of
~ H. GsasAs ssetisa ~ - kusa -
onssiaa sAistlss elssg - siGhA-sf-Usv
- stsNv spasts MIGHT - seags ssas-
-. ~ s~sa vtth wstcksss sbsua
shsa, the pssky tAistles cs@e nsss
0eaFtiAg . diaastrsus blase st H. EaApss
hu0esf ysrds. Lively vork kept -
- h ~ pils of esAas pssAs ct tAs -
- ~ yssdA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

A hay rack ride to the ranch home Of
Mrs. Edgar Bissell on the Tomichi was
enjoyed last Thursday afternoon BY the
ladies of the Roysl Nsighbors Embroid-
cry Club. 1t was IN ibesl day for the
ride end for the afternoon party at
which Mrs. Bisssll entertsinsd with .
most tasty knachesa. Gsass aaA cen
vessesisa passsd the tine ssickly.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

Webb wkinnery went over to the
Denver market Saturday, attending six
loeds of cattle. This 10 his second ship
ment. The first ives taken TO Kansas
City, where the two-year-old Angus
steers brs~ght e7ss. Whinpery is in
love with the black beauties and in
tends to breed them exclusively.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

es,iAs Msil-At aiAaiGkA last nieAt
Arshss L. Sshassa - ss.i1a, . bspks-
0ea sn fpsiGht tssia No. -. vsa, psv-
haps fsAslly hsst - 0isessa, whea ~
fssl brtwssa tse sass. 0ae leg was cut
O6 st tke snkIe saA The ether st TIE
knse.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

After three week visit in Gunaisea
with the Winslow's and st Pitkia with
the Lejune fsmily, Mrs. Jos. Dtsek,
ST., and daughter, Miss Marie Dlsck,
departed Sunday for their kSas n
Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

A baby girl who arrived at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. Cox. election day
morning. was such a wee little one, that
the News-Chsmpion reporter oyerlool. ed
her advent last week. However, she
weighed eight pounds and is rapidly
growing
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

Ansag sew piesss thst have come in
- Cusaisa hsnss 6uriag tke lest fev
Aays, 80 ssss- -p,ayess - D.. Sullivan,
Q. Dssusnaa. Nm. 4. n. 4. Crook Q
end Dr. D. ". Mises. niss nsstin, n
J. FsaGPvbes saA n. DsYsrmsn hsvs
purcAasod pion0s.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

The Ladies Guila Of TAe Church o(
TIE Good Semaritan eHtsaA their sim
cere thssks snd apprsc,sAisM TO the peo-
pie Of Csnnisoa snd viciaity for their
generous help toward making the elec-
tion dinner . success. Also to the
ladies who % kindly assisted.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13
mll mn LIFE n
cos hDw uuf

Next Sunday evening the sermon sub
jsct will be The Plumb Line of God -
There will be god mssic Ind cordial
welcome. You ere invited TO attend.
Regular Services Sunday morning.
T. H. Robinson, PHstor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

We note that Governor Ammous hs~
appointed Carroll \. Carter of this
county as delegate from Colorado to
attend the American Mining Congress
IN Phoenix, ARR, in December.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

YOUR PHOTOGRAPH Nothing will
sdd more to the Christmas pleasure
Of your friends. The Large Studio.
A6-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

Ernest Miller has recently pat city
water into ms house. using the odd well
as a samp. John April is this week.
digging the trench to lay water pipes
across from Colorado street to his home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

Over from Vulcan this week, Ed
Clark dropped into the News-C -Chsmpion
office long enough to tell US thst the
paper was all right. Ne added s2.e0 10
keep it coming another yesr
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

o. x CIsrk hes purchss~d the lots Is
North Gunnsson formeriy owned BY Per
~ saesiersss. sssd started yestsse~y v
pat ny Fess<ieaee for hSmself.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

Sparks from the Rio Grande set Ere
to pasture land Of Richard vsder SUN
day and reached good haystsck before
they were checked from doing further
damage.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

Montrsse Prsss-: Hugh Gslla0hss,
csaAsctsr On the hsatsese- -CsaaA June-
sisa pssssn0er ~, 10 tskiaG hV-s4
this vsek - u lsskinG sftss ~ sunsA
iatsssses st Dslaa. CsaAsctss CAaglss
spsss - sssisviNg ~ CsllaaAss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

Notice from p p. Colligsn to change
the address Of the News Champion from
Lesdville, to Alma, Colo. informs us that
''Curly" now has pleasant run on the
C. 4 s. out Of that point.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

The Csnp Fsss ssris ss sh< kasns
are ssrsag'aG fW bszaar end cssdy
sale at the kosn Il gym. ~ ske sitter
noon Of FrNaay. bee. liza.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

esooA auoD - - eeun oAop ~
1es1e. esessss. osss1ass ssss. -
OooD, -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

. h CreSssy ws~ 70 trsa Ui,sos
CEees ts< ssasdss os TIE sss6.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

n = E~sn end vsS< ss< sejacinG
oSer the arrival of . bshy gsrL hSad.s
the Ssh.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

Mr.. and Mrs. wm. k~scs re-srasd
Friday from ten days IN tbs loser
country.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

Frank Dunn Of Powderhora was in
Gunnison Tuesday. Frank wss "a his
way to Denver 10 invest IN stock cattle
and some mich cows.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

FRANK kos~rts rs buisdsnG . frous
porer 90 hss r~ssasnce.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

Mrs. tAsnser kIchsrassr arrived y sd
sesssaS ns9tt to visit wish frssns.s.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

Mr. and Mrs.. y. c. Mckee depestsd
Saturday for Dsnver and Sssttle, 'a-
tending to stop sss~ne time ~ iatssus~d-
iste points.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the plass
of survey of Township . North. Ranges
s and West. N. n. P. H., approved
by the Surveyor-General will be On iIe
in this Office December II, 1914. -
which time we viii receive applications
for the entry of lands in the above d.
rcribed townships under the land lass
applicable thereto.
All of the lands in Township =,
Range 6.west, with the exceptions =
Sections 8, 4, S, s, Z. Is, -. 30, 81, -
the NJ of Sections and 2. are situaAsd
within the Gunnison National Forest
o. c. SKINNER, Regiseee.
SAN B. BERRY, Receiver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

t'~o. kerg wsnt ~ Essnssr s.ss p~os
- ess.sss8f a. sscs..~s
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

The land above described lies in Mont.
rose Just over the western border u
Gunnison county, and If there is -
good land il is in valleys OF mesas arou91
Crystal creek, Mesa creek, Cedar crvek
- between River Portal and LaiuBe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

k.ssspe-~ ms-tcrs t4~,s Z. 4. Nss-.<
1ss=<4~s - Issus~r.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

Quite . buach of out-of -to~a eslks.
who howe . sporting sensstssa. csoe W
Tuesday nlght 10 see The boxiag go
te-ts.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

Several men ere working ssssdE sr
~ Gssd Hope mis< ct vuscsa 80 1850
the unwssering well toward conpsseiuo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

, eska - s..h-@5
. ~. NJ Il 4. -
- q q q 4I
q Hka,e c. Isl
'oAI~ GOAL. coM-wuhas- 4
t"rEw-os-
TARGETS fw ssie at News-Champ,oa
0etsce lc each.
Hard and sssss coai trsy and trsU--
t.rr'ae =. T.. bay. fss'.e .saspi-
s.a vi siti.
nske ysur sppssassssuts sssiy fsr your
Chr'ssmss phescs. Tbs Large studio.
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ess,t.ence Of Fred Mckee on 6hnso ereeh
for Sunday kss. l5.
Baked besna. pies, cd cake Tor sale
ct city hail Saturday, Nov IA. BY Pres
bysssisn Ls<ises Aid Society -.
Greet " esseru Coul mine IL operating
end " ready 10 I'LL orders. No coal on
Sunday. Phone Doe David. Gunnison
645 2s-ff
00toao - - GaAnos A0o- @.
Cement. s5c and 10 cents back for re-
turn Of sack. Extra star A Star shine-
les SO. 30.
EScavating Of all kinds cess l,sa,ls.
Phone Beaver s!,l ~
Frst-Cl cooking. Quick serving The
really comfortable place 10 eat m Gun
nison is Sam Johnson $ restaurant.
There will be TURKEY SHOOT at
the j. X Berg ranch IN lola ON Sunday,
Nov, 22. All are invited. 45-7.
A0Q1se 10 oaoAe - 0oaoo, the finest
winter varieties. Give us your order for
winter pears.
C. W. Pace 4 Co. Fruit Distributors,
Upper Main Street, Gunnison.
1 HAVE INSTALLED power grinder.
and will grind ell kinds of grain on
short notice. Phone beforehand if
you ere coming with . larRe load.
45-l6. J. ". Smith, Upper Gunnison.
Owing to the rush of Holiday business
in the photo line our patrons are re-
quested to make appointments for sit
tings - far ahead - possible. Drsp
IN e ss~d sss csrd. The LasGe Stsa.e.
le-0
ns. naacA0aa - hr. nisss; ysu - n
0unaissa le9 - day ee Say ever q
bssinsss. oen JsAassa's ssstonsest
vin 0ake go vsees@s- fsy e6eAss
ssr Es6uAas Dsaas - H. 9uioa hnsA
eoentss.
pOa sALE---Well iMppovsl raacA q
- scsUs q TanicAi csosA fOur nilss
fse0 Posiia. EncslIe8t Wster viGht,
cuts l1S teas hAy. C00A buitdinGs
snA im0eOvements. mochinery aoA
sksssss. Viii ssll 1O tsas hay VIII
ssacA. ces1 fair tss1s. M
hssce. Psrsia. H-d
FANCY BOXED APPLES At whole
sale peioss- Whit Winter, Peesnaia,
RoMe Dsssty, Wiae Sep, Ark. Dlsck,
choice grsAe, 7sc; fsaey u. 90; eHtra,
.. Csestsns, No. Hippia, Sweet
as0aaits. Willow fviG, Lesvsr choice
eOc; feacy, 7Sc; extra, e1.0o; price
f.e. b. nGntsUse, peck guaranteed, Z
boxes a. - Merry spencer, r. \. l.
1aAsy Assa
Turkey and goose shooting at the
vsdes store IN Psrlin, Sunday, New. =.
Forty turkeys end eighteen geese.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

On Sunday Mrs.. 6. D. Martin dsUast
ed fur Deaser. where she expscs te
study music this winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

Mrs A.r~ Johnson II TelsusiaR n
visiting her daughter. Luc'sssx. . sss-
dsns .; the Normal
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

A = Ssmpns~r II Gsssd 1u.cssas
sssitea sunday wssh hss bsushss. = j
sssmylInar.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

T. = nD~srs Of CssA-aEsl 90 -
,ss~rsd sf Ii vets Tu.saHy
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

nf. nsacAaaa - Ms. 0iass; ysu - n
0unaissa fR - day q seay ever q
huainsos. 0on JGAaosa's sooG0meoae
vin 0ake go vsees9s- fy eitlss
sHs P1gulas nsa1s - H. Quick hunsA
e0untG9.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

pOA sALE---Well iMprovsA raacA q
- ocsus q TGnicAi esssA f0ur 0ilss
fseM Poslia. EncslIest Wster piGht,
cuts 11B tsas hAy. Cosa buildiAGs
saA iMpgOveRents. 0ochinery aad
8 hsssss. Will ssll 1oD tsas hay viii
saacA. Css1 fair terms. N.
Resce, PNrlia. l7-0
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13
IN 8 3 uuH

nsrs~y k.r~s ~ss . Gsasi.an susssss
"Wednesday. iron S~ssaa
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

Owing to the rush of Holiday business
in the photo line our patrons are re
quested TO make appointments for sit
tiAgs - far ahead - possible. Draf
IN e. ssad ~ . cord. The Large Studio.
<e-0
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

FANCY BOXED APPLES Al whole
sale peioss-W Witt Winter, Peesnaia.
Ro~e Rsesty, Wi.e sep, Ark. Dlsch.
choice grsAe, 7sc; fsaey go; extra,
q. .. Csests0s, No. pippia, Sweet
as0anits. Willow rviG, Lesvss shoice
e0e; fsaey, 76c; extra, e1.O0; price
"a B. nGntsUse, peck guaranteed, I
boxes ~ -. Merry spencer, r. 4. 1.
l5-W.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

l HAVE INSTALLED q power grinder.
and will grind eli kinds of grain on
short notice. Phone beforehand if
you ere coming with laree load
45-46. J. W. Smith, Upper Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

A0UAse 10 essAs - 6ssse, the finest
winter varieties. Give us your order for
winter pears.
c. W. Pace 4 Co. Fruit Distributors,
Upper Main Street, Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

02H110H -
n~rs~y kar~l ~ss . Gsans.ss sssssr
Wednesday. from s~sssa.
Z. q Ds~srs Of CssA-aEsi - -
ss~rsd ss IL v~ss rss.d~s.
a = Ssaspas~s II Gsssd 1u.cssR
s.sisea sunday wssh h,s sssshss. =. J.
s~mplSner.
Mrs.. a~r~ Johnson u TelsssiaR "
visiting her daughter. Luc'sls<. . ssn-
asn; .; the Normal
On Sunday Mrs. G. D. Martin dVost
ed for Eeaser. where 30 exprcD 10
study music this winter.
Several men ere wcrkiaG ssssdiH su
~ Gs,d Hope mis< ct vuscsa 80 1850
the unwsserine well toward coapsssius.
Quite Q buach of out-ef -to~a eslks.
who howe . sporting sensstson. cs0e "
Tuesday Night 10 sse The hexiag go
te-ts.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Mckee depested
Saturday for Denver sad Seattle, Va
tending to stop sss~ne time ~ iatssus~d-
iste points.
Frank Dunn of Powderhorn wss IN
Gunnison Tuesday. Frank wss "a his
way to Denver 10 invest in stock cattle
and some mich cows.
Sparks from the Rio Grande set Ere
to pasture land Of Richard Vsder Ssn-
dav and reached a good haystsck before
they were checked from doing further
damage.
Notice from p p. Colligan to change
the address Of the News Champion frem
Leadville, to Alma, Colo informs Us that
''Curly" now has a pleasant run on the
C. 4 5. out of that point.
~
Over from Vulcan this week, I'd
Clark dropped into the News-C -Chsmpion
office long enough to tell US thst the
paper was all right. Ne added e. 90 10
keep it coming another yesr.
After three week visit in Cunaiooa
with the Winslow's and st Pitkia with
the Lejune fsmily, Mrs. Jos. Dlssh,
Sr, and daughter, Miss Marie D,seh,
departed Sunday for their ksas IN
Denver.
n0ntFose Prsss-: Hugh CallaGhss,
esaAsct0r On the Msatrese- -Csaad June-
tisa pssssnGer Sua. 10 tskisg . nV-s4
this vsek - 70 lsskinG sftss ~ sunsA
iatssss>s st DslAa. CsaAsctss CAasls
Gpsss y sslisviNg ~ CsllaGAss.
eeliAn Msil-At aiAniGAt lsst nieAt
ArsAss L. SsAassa q seltAa, bspks-
aaa sn fpsiGkt sssia ~. ~ vas, pss-
haps lsAslly ksst a niaeusa, whea ~
fssl betwssa the eass. Ooe beg was cut
OA st ske snkIe saA The ether st the
knse.
A1saG neW pienss tkst have come in
- Cuaaisn hsnss Asriag ~ lest fev
aays, 80 ssts-paayess - o.. Sullivan,
q. Dssgs@sa, Nm. 4. n. 4. Crook .
end Dr.. ,. ". nises. Miss nsstin, n
J. FsaGsvbes ssA u. DsYsrmsn have
psroAassA piaa0s.
The Ladies GsilA Of ne Church of
The Good somariton eHtsaA their sim
eere theaks end apprscsasisa TO the peo-
pie Of Csnnisoa and viciaity for their
generous help towsrd making the elec-
tion dinner . success. Also to the
ladies who 90 kindly assisted.
Webb Whinbery went over to the
Denver market Saturday, attending six
losds of cattle. This 10 his second ship
ment. The first ives taken TO Kansas
City. where the two-year-old Angus
steers brosGht e7es. WhinDery is in
love with the black beauties and in
tends to breed them exclusively.
ss.sA 80 = - essa 49, =.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-11-13

There will be a TURKEY SHOOT at
the j. X. Berg ranch in lola ON Sunday,
Nov, Z2. All are invited 45-7
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04
FEDERAL WARRANT IS
ISSUED F0R ARREST
Of PDNCHB0WL Demon

Antonio Silva, otherwise known as
the "PunehbowI Demon, was yester-
day arrested on federal warrant
charging him with assault and battery
on Police Officer M. H. Sanders. The
scrap is alleged to have taken place on
the naval dock, hence the reason for
the federal authorities stepping into
the case. al
The fight is said to have been a
fast and furious one between the two
men, who are rivals IN the bnmboating
business and kept up for quite q while
even after the bystanders, acting as
mediators, attempted TO arbitrate the
differences After the battle Sanders
found his way to the United States
marshal's ofiiee. After telling his trou-
bles to Marshal II, II. Holt and Assist
ant United States District Attorney j.
W. Thompson warrant was issued for
the demon. As result Of the
pitched battle Sanders exhibited a
bleeding cheek,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04
SUGAR in
Small PACKAGES
Western Rehners Devise Means by
Which Consumption Of Staple
Product May Be Increased.

The Crockett refinery is making a
new grade Of sugar, or, speaking more
exactly, is putting up old grades in
new forms. Package sugar has
proved 50 popular to the American
trade that the Eastern refners have
begun TO eneroach on western territory.
1t is to meet this competition that
the CaIifornian Hawaiian Sugar Rein
ing Company has recently puf refined
Hawaiian sugar ON the market in two.
pound and hve-pound cartons and in
cloth bags. Samples OF all Of these
new packages have been received by
the Sugar Faetors Company.
The cartons are being heavily adj.
'yertised all through the western terri
tory, special insistenee being placed
ON the sanitary methods employed in
the manufacture and packing. s'Not
touched by hands, is the slogan that
has been adopted for the Advertising
campaign. The sugar IL weighed,
packed and sealed or sewed entirely
BY automatic machinery.
Package sugar has become very pop.
ular on the mainland, where wholesale
prices and retail quotations vary from
day to day.
II is a question whether either the
cartons or bags will gain a footholl
in the local Hawaiian trade until pen
ny change comes into use As long as
the fye-eent nickel is the minimum
coin, Hawaiian grocers win continue TO
sell sugar over their counters in quart
err, half, or one dollar packages which
are put up by their own clerks, As
the wholesale price of refined sugar
rises OF falls the local grocers vary
the quantity in the package 10 make
the value right. Whenever the cop.
per cent is introduced locally, as II un.
doubtedly will be some day, carton
sugars win become fully as popular in
Hawaii as they are now on the main
! land. .Ea
From the grocer's standpoint pack
age sugars are great improvement
over bulk sugars because there is no
waste in handling aud the merchant
does not have TO use clerk hire IN
weighing and wrapping the packages
The wholesale nrice of carton sugars
il fourtenths to half cent per pound
above barreled graduated. The bagged
sugars sell at one-tenth of cent
above bulk granulated.
! There is every indication that these
package sugars viii almost entirely
sapplant the barrel trade to MAINLAND
lretailers and II is also predicted thai
their introduction win materially in
crease the consumption, that having
been the unavailable result with othe
| stables when put up in attractive
Estyles and convenient packages
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04
MARINE TIDNGs.
Z By Merchants Bxchanee.

Friday, July 81.
San Pedro-r-Arrived, July 80, =. 5.
Scraps, hence July 20.
Saturday, August 4, 1918.
San Francisco Sailed, August J.,
ls25 pm, $. s. Nippon Maru for Homo,
lulu.
San Franciseo-Sailed, August ],
i:25 pm, $. $. Enterprise for Hilo.
Delaware Breakwater. Arrived, July
81, =. S, Yirginian from HiIo, June 4.
Hilo. sailedj July 80, yacht Niagara
for Mexico.
$. 5. Shinyo Maru arrives froin 70
kohama Tuesday, pm, and proceeds Ia
San Francisco Wednesday,.
$. $. Wilhelmina arrives from San
Francisco Tuesday morning with 20
cabin and 20 Storage passengers; 204
bags mail; l2l pkgs express matter;
. autos; 1919 tons cargo; Hilo, 22s
tons cargo. Ns
Monday, August 3.
San Francisco Arrived, August 2, s.
5. Scraps, from san Pedro.
Port Allen Sailed, July 81, 81 s.
Kentuekian, for Balboa
Hilo- Sailed, August ,, s. s. Mon.
tanan, for Balboa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-04
BREAKS 4 VASE
ON W|FE's HEAD.
John Lingiman Quarreis With
Spouse, who Is Taken To- HOS (
pital While He Goes to jail

John Lingman was taken 70 the city
Jail and locked up about four o'clock
yesterday afternoon. He is charged
with breaking a vase over the head Of
his spouse, who was removed to the
Queens Hospital for treatment. The
police state that both parties were in.
toxieated at the time Of the family
row.
john Doe, alias Jesse Alvarez, a Por,
tnguese, was arrested on a warrant
charging him with burglary in the sec
ond degree S. X. Khha alleges that
Alvarez unlawfully removed and dis
posed OF two dollars worth Of alga.
roba wood, the property Of the com.
plainant.
Anna Baker, Hawaiian woman, it
IS charged, committed an assault npon
lie Lee, Chinese, and the latter swore
out warrant for her arrest. Officer
Sizemore arrested this malefactor and
she was locked up, awaiting hearing.
Al Chinese restaurant near King and
Maunaxoa streets was the scene OF a
small disturbance abont eight o'clock
last evening. Two Hawaiian youths,
slightly under the influence Of liquor,
entered the place,and each ordered two
bowls OF soup. They had some diff,
Guilty juggling all four bowls on the
table all at one time and one bowl
went over the edge and was smashed.
The proprietors demanded pay for the
broken bowl, and the patrolman on the
beat entered to quell the disturbance.
While he was engaged in settling the
matter one of the Chinese slipped out
and rang up the police patrol, much to
the disgust Of the officers who answered
the call. The bowl was paid for