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Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-10
CATARRh OF THE THROAT
b uahje = pvo6Uee eu1lnbd ossi,ess

tial loss Of hearing is apt to be over
looked. person may lose half his
hearing before he knows it,
For instance, suppose a man can
hear his watch four feet from the ear.
II he loses his hearing to the extent
that he can only hear the tick of his
watch two feet from the ear he NAV
not suspect it at all His hearing is
good enough for ordinary purpose.
He goes on without the slightest sus.
picion that he is losing his hearing.
He may have ringing In the ear or
cracking and swapping sounds in tie
ear, or a feeling of pressure in the
ear hut he is not aware that ne is
losins mis- hearing.
Testing the HEARING.
1t is a good thing to test your hear
ing with a watch. First hold the
watch against your ear, then move IL
gradually away from the ear and see
how far away from the watch Won
can actually hear 1t tick. Try n N,
the other side and see il both oars
are alike. II you find that you arr
unable to hear the watch on both siaas
alike and at distance of four feet
N 'hs Nou may know that
DEAFNESS has already begun. Won
should begin taking Peruna al once
dargie the throat with cold. strong
salt water, as directed in the .-Ins of
Life, sent free by Peruna Co. Co
iumous, Ohio. Persist in this treat
nieht until a cure is effected.
The Best Way to caraIe.
sometimes catarrh Of the nasa,
pharyngeal space will cause an ac-
.,liI .ui.i uia'ipn OF secretions in the throat
that completely fill the space I-pl.s.
these secretions are prornptlv r.-
moved by frequent gargling po,,,,,
may De formed. Once formed ~.
polypf or adenoids. as tbav a.. -
times called. win require a Ions ,i,,.
WIN me garglins to rernove c.r
s according to the proper rnethos
VII sometimes remove polypf or ade-
noids. and no surgical operation !,
required ''oh is
N order TO understand exactly yvh.,
= meant by proper gargling send for
rle COPY Of the Ills Of Life
barlng the whole course of s-.r,-,,,,
eruria must be taken accors;rr :.
directions on the bottle.
reop'e who object to Iisu;1 n.S;.
ernes esn rev obtain pe-un, r.h,.4,
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-10

Miss Lena Eilbrecht underwent an
operation for appendicitis last Sunday
in DIR. Hanson's Office, which, we are
glad to announce, was successful, and
the patient is recovering as rapidly as
can be expected.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-10
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ssr.s~ Uhsse Ls.sma.s = Ssspe-e
s.,r sh.s sr~ss sssss4ssssop Ena-s .
u~sr slss~r ed sssssr ~ Esssssass. -
=, ssx hsl>sss yss e0ssie ReS . se<ssr
ISnsmsuf - sns Prsss-
II. OI~sry. 1ss ss~s lr'-e ss"Fs GA
cisnsss aDsuxe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-10
Nsnies e Aqp6caaisa y lsess SAsau

Once Of the State Board of Land Commission
Denver. Colo Mar. 2s. 1914.
Noticeis hereby given that Herman Ellebrecht
whose postofiice address is Gunnison. Colo,
has made Application No. 2t4s to lease the
following described School Lands. situate in
6unnison County, Colorado, to-wit;
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-10

Eli Sprangler. who hes been e~psoyed
in the store of c. l.. Stone 4 ssa for
the past several months, left Tuesday
Of this week for Paradox where he has
secured q position in the Hartman
Brothers store.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-10
nuuce q eeDenPrvoQ q coUN.
n ooQuDS

Nstice is hereby given that Refund
inl Bo0ds of the County of Cunnison,
Caora6o, Series A. numbered "a. IS,
&, "a, for One thousand Dollafs eech,
spd Series B. numbered 13, II. for One
Thousand Dollars each, all bearing date
November Is, 1889, viii be paid upon
useeeatation at Kountze Bros, New
fork.
After April 18th. 1914 such bonds
vip cease 70 bear interest
Dated March 18th, 1914.
ANNE n. DoWNEY,
County Treasurer.
By E. G. Palmer, Deputy.
Fhyt pub. March 13, 1914
Last pub. April NJ, rs14.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-10

r. =. Cob, II sesossta pusA.1 -
sshscriptioa 10 H. RewsCAnaoin
sAssA 70 Feb. 1, lslG - ~ - ~
wssk, for which - sAitss b -
tAaaIA ful, . spssadid cFisssisa fer seAssu
10 y BY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-10

Ma rhiaip Pssss,ss. vAs ssuunl1
uaAssvsat - spssostn h - hmU1ln0
Asse, y sepsstsd = 49, - - \ =
shsa0As 49, - viN ssn - ~ - -
osst
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-10
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N9Af6 - OOaOoAo.
Ouunoo q 0nun1nmn.

-
~ Rs.pas = ~ assss - Cussssao.
20 3"ss 9; E..ss,-s the Asss.ss.s sAovs
-: .:s,,;::s :: : !: q sy,;; -: !. ::.:s :: ::
- ~. : =. TX So - -. 9 60: =. -.
VSSES o1l9 Ussklp skllss - - & -
- 81 sss.11 vthk - - q o.
- s9ijissSsss. SssSis ~ S.ss sSsss sSs
sssll -. soslqsiss q - e. = esSviss;
= - - - - 6ssgsAssll - ~ ssisl tke
- - bss - ~ Eusa = 80 esn-
~ 80 essis. is ksu.sha - va.isssa ~ oh
tQn aO = aivssD. oi.sDb9tuU sAs AoudA
a P41fiaeao - ssiseaaG essQoss pisisti6
- ooeD0oG4. - - aguood a nae-sappovt
- ootguNo 81 vsVsaeod este a oVusAty
Flsiaa4 psays ~ sssts a ssit esd DBr sll
aelsss Pesise IN the prs0ioes - to the Coast may
sOa j1st cad psas'sr - vii asse fully appsar
tsxa seaVlsiss " said scsios 10 Which refer.
ssce y hsse ssde and snps Of which is here
70 ateacAsa
And you are hereby otiiied that IL y0u fail to
appsas, and 10 answer the said complai as
shove vsquiPsd the said plaistiG wil apply To
the Court Tor the lief therein dem anded
Given under MY hand and the seal of said
C0upt, at 9unnison, in satd County this 2stb
day Of febsuary A. D. 1914
CLIFFORD u. STONE.
Pint pub navch 27, 1914,
Last pub. April "a, 1914
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-10

nrs. EAna Spsess, - - -
vi~itiaG q Devlsvins, ~ UAsD -
u N Dsavss, srrivsd II Cunaissn ~
Tuesday for . sksst WIT vtGA ~.
FpNak Dunn, end 0eoAsr fsisolA
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-10

sWL IS SIN 1W School Gunnison
Lease made upon condition that lessee will
improve said prem ices and cultivate not less
than Il ~ the arabic land during second year
and |. Of the arabe land during third. fourth
and hfth years.
Notice is further hereby given that all other
perps0s desiring To tile an application To lease
this tract OF land must file the same in this
once prior to May I. 1914, as other appliea-
tlsn 10 lease the above described lands will be
csusidered after said date. -
VOLNEY r. HOGGATT.
Raxister State Beard Land Commissioners.
First pub April 3. IA. Last pub April "a, IA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-10

IN. Kusts cans hsas evso 80
~ fvssdav. ssssa0saisd ~ -
dnsUAsss vhs - kssa = - haU1n
~ uunshse q Usshs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-10
Ss:.s ! Ss.s.i@
= Ne DnnDis1 CunsA
~ Co., eHss0 Ons..s,
-: 49, sss1;::. -. --'''

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t::ls:s.,S::a:s:: - -
=. asi = s:;:ss :: l: : g :ss.'x &c;
50. see96Sss - 9: - 9 S3..:s
- - 80 -: - - 8. e: :.
sS3E:R-:ss:.'::.. .L,TI:::5i''::: 5:
3SkSS = - = - - e = ssss q
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-: =: :: = &: s::.s :. 80 =; - ::;,;s:
s1o1.sol - Tie siae ksssissSsvS .;
se esd aasw0 Wtll - slSoSol +.
,Ss SsA'ss = isAs.ss' . Ssss.k :.
~ Nei.si1 :: ~ Isassssdsst Lode iss S;sisa ',
!. - S:ss =: = e: a:uns as o"s .isr Ds..ss
- - pessscylssiy descsissd ss SoIlows
s'css.s = s,s -, 81 ~ ! .hsnse Y. =. l. =.
TS Is y 70 o. n" y xhs.ss ~ ssisss ,.ss;. : y
hsss q. Sso " ", nisdie iisliss n, bes,,
,,'W ~. n.rsh - !ssIisn n s.e's i. So " Vi
n W " 3. ASS T. ~ Cor No. whence i.Slse
~: hees. Z. sc 02 v. Middle Italian NJ. bes r.
$ se' = ". thence =. Sc W Z. isD H. 70 Cor
- snyesrs fron the Amended location Cert.
meets sheseOf reeorbed in Book l52 at page l&I
a - ssco.eis ia the otiice of the Coaoiy Clsrk
ana necrsaer Of said County of Gunnison.
As VIII more fully appear from the complaint
IN said sction to which reference is here made
Aad vou ere hescbs notified that il you fail TO
~ spsssf. .nd TO asswer the said ec@plaint as
Judgment against you by default Tor said relief
Given under my hand and the seal Of said
ocsst st Gunn'son N said County, this 18th day
SEAL rHOs. W ESTES,
Ciesk Of the District Court, Gunnison, Colorado
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-10

0nwas1 esuso ssa ~, - ISnsaun1
CsssssAs. - - sssiABs6 = 80
-, 0r. S>suse - saUasUs1 4
Jeass Css's haSAss 49,.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-10

~. - NJ. 2. q. LiDAsasv ssounnl
~ su1us1nv 1sua B sAsss oann1w'
Mt h vssiss pass = rsasA ~
sipsst hsviaG - . Wy - 49,.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-10

Gsssv<s nssdrichs s~sususd - =
sr,p 70 shs P.ssaDs shis wssk. - -
porss shst he " wsn p,ssssd waA -
PsEsdox csuasry.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-10

SssusD - -
xSss-, sSsuR 1~~ sss k.ssssss -
VA~@ Nsa-~oD - = s's..sss ~
- - ~ - - = 49, ~ -
:. So sssrtea Afs''Scs:: II
Iuuonhse q &ue1A. oasat Ss>&
pjASne - ~ ssssb.r iher-sr sss'..r -
Sr.sss1-pr a ~ sss - Jsse = s-ss sgd -
w~sknHs0- 49,. - ~ 1sssssr $50 nssHD
- = 0sS saIur = nirat be tzsd hy -
rSn,.uw1nf - 49, pue~sssf ~ -ach 49,
sn1ssn ~ snsa - tsDAsr tis~rsoa have -
ss.sn $500 6prs = 80 ~ = saa ''.e issd
- ~ ekoG - s0pnsi ssH oesr esss prssS
@s.i = ~ 1sSk - a Aasil. seA s.ssoce the
6ugssssr cod nsssisH - uuutra~e eo'ornsts
las pssss y - ii>psssS " pnssssi ts'se ~
49, kUts0 eussEy - Asssst< q cans--sf ~ ~
0s.e bsA.0 pnesss i-swD. ~ Wing eorr,hws-
sssi s3.ans6 u sss~ ol1bre. siSsssnG ssrs~ shsea
oC skINNEE
Register
Sjrs -. 0sS D. "a Lass pub. April "A. ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-10

~ = - ~ ssssa n.ssssle
eAio = ensshs eesseu siv. shsa ~ osh~r
3 s.sss ~ r 80 - IT.. = -:
- o1se - Aps0 ~. -. = - s4hsr appai
Seness = - - ehses f,ssihsd issAs Osi
&sEs .. ssssssv.
~ -. osr. .. Iaa - A~sa Il
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-10

The town Of Delta inssalled caatiannD
esscsric curseat a Apsil NJ. -
nasusalV will pssslt ia nsess snd hsoons
saaisGsd eunsoassrs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-10

Dr. .. n Cschsns. of ~ Rsd c.
kospsssl IN Salsda, psssusly Isft - -
Esrspesa tour. end expscs - - -
skout six m0ushs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-10

nlrs. nsskel. usSshsr u - 60
Rsassa sssssasd - hsr hs0s = ~
sG>sr . Ussk . yisss VI Guuuiuua.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-10

8. J. nils>s. sf ~ Asn - 0MB Z
Ssa. srssssd fsu1 shast - - -
- FsaAnv.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-10

- q 49, . - -
- = sk~ -, ouura
= Lon6 sss~riprssoas
ARHGss. - ~s
- 1.SyeYd sgssl i.ssI.. ss.ss : 6sS.ssss
ssus1s. Cs3sDAD. H,-04.
i,I.I!IITE ! | i
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-10

Hrs. kassDe is rscessrsnG Ssso -
sssscs Of d sr,ppx-
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-10

Nm. Chas. naselAssue sseuno -
. sAwt vissf vssA frssss = SahA -
Ssassdny.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-10

4. Cos~r .ss< hssss>.s ~ - -
~ sssurans rssszusag hsos e01U
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-10

~ - -, suoumA - ~
~ ~ 0111s1no.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-10
6a6S o1ns1D

p.,xsu,s q tsse tssss~a
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-10
1S< Hs~s &sIas

Mrs. ku..nd ~ rscesersaG ssso -
assscs Of ss sr,pp<-
q Cos~r ssSr bsssp~s ~ - -
~ S.sura~s rsssrusag hsos e01U
sssasag
M. Chss. nasslAams sseus1 -
Q sA~t visss vssA fE,ssds . 6ukdA -
s. .. nils~s. sf 4. Asn Il uinB =
Ssa. srrssd fsua shss sV - 0nuuB
- FuAv.
Mn. msske., nsshsr a - 60
Rua..a sssusasd - hss hsos = ~
s1ssr . vssk . visa VI GxssisuaA
Gsasvxs Bsadricas sssusssd - .
tssp - The PsssaDs shis wssk. - -
ports shsi he is wsl passssd 80 -
Psssdox cssssry.
DIR. y. n. CscAsMs. II ~ Rsd c.
kospsssl in Salsda. psesusly Isft - -
Eusspesa tour. end expscs - ~ -
shout six months.
Tbs town Of Delta inssallsd costinu1D
esscsric cusse~t a Apsil NJ. -
aasus.lly wili pssslt ia ssos< - hso1R
sssisAsd eussssssss.
IN. Kusts csne hsas Svun 80
~ fussdAv, ssso00anisd ~ -
dnsUAss vAe - hssa = - AaUtmD
~ nsashss q vssha.
onwes1 e0uso ssd ~, - ISsshunA
Ce1ssaAs. - - sssi6Bu6 - -
-, ns. Slsuse 49, saUauVs1 =
Ssass Css's hasAss 49,.
~. - NJ. 2. q. LiUAalV ssoun1
~ ss1us1av esua ; sAsss oanaA1
vtsit h vssisn pass = rsass. ~
sipsst hsviaG ~ . vssy - ~.
M Nniaip Pssssass. vAs ssuuG1
uaasswsat - spsssatun h - huV11nD
Asse, y sepastsd = 49, ~ - = =
thssUAt sAst - IN sssa - ~ - -
eut
Nm. Eana Spsess, 80 - -
vi.itiae q DsylsviAs, - 49, -
u N Dssves, srrivsd u Csnaisaa -
Tuss1ay fOs . sksst WIT vtoA ~
Fpoak Dunn, end 0eolsf ffisalA.
\. =. Csss, II SasUsata pnshn1 -
ssbscriptiOa 70 IT, ReWs-CAnmQi0
sAssa 70 Feb. 1, 1Slk - - - -
vssa, for which - sAitss b -
tAanIk ful, . spls~Aia cEitssisa fer seAsgo
70 - BY.
Hiss lsurs ANA OaAssasak, psssaely
pietsfsd BY the Dsnvss P0st, i . sew
light IN Deaver seciety. witA tkat
sewe, she o~Ght 10 Be sbse - erssAe .
new sensation in the way Of state vide
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-29
Another Bomb Exploded Today, Causing Riot
and Martial Law is reclaimed
Situation is Serious

[Assocated Press ssFV7es by FedeTaI WlFssss
sARAYEvo indicates that the assassna
and the Duchess g
OF the
students being tools for carrying OUT me
ss
While was sn9htH uu
suta serious antis outbreak ensued.
considerable
surpressed MARTA law
An Austria most
apparent a result Of the dcuhle murder
Austria June
Duchess Hhenhea his morsane
committed 7avo Pinzip sean student
years He wasa Gabrncvecs &.
autcnobt boulevard
INCLUDING riding
car Pnz the couple
blank his face The bull
without word he fell dead
striking
abdomen fell She died
quickly gathered
prompt ofp police would have been Hncbed
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-29
FINAL BASEBALL GAMES
THIS AFTERNOON AND
TOMORROW AT 4 O'CLOCK

!. Oahu baseball fans will have two
more chances to see the University OF
California baseball team In action, and
the fact that its opponent on both oc,
casions will be soldier Aggregation
gives added interest, to the two final
meetings. To. date the eolleg1ans
have won six and lost three, and It's
up to the army to uphold the baseball
honor of the islands.
This afternoon the 25th Infantry Will
take on the coast men, the game be-
ing for the benefit Of the Hui Nalu
swimming team. Although only ar
ranged d couple Of days ago. the word
has been passed along in good shape,
and a big weekday crowd Is expected.
The game will be started at 4 o'clock
at Athletic park.
Tomorrow the California team plays
the I'd Infantry. Baseball followers
have been clamoring for another
chance to see Sloan. the big soldier
pitcher, in action, and they viii surely
get It tomorrow as Manager Lyman an.
nounces that Sloan will be on the
roaring line for the Lions Tomor.
rows game same time and place as
today's.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-29
FIGHTS
INDICTMENT Of
FEDERAL JURY
.'Inquisitors Not Properly Sc
lected, as Required by Law
: Is His Contention
MOTION TO QUASH MADE
By THE u. S. ATTORNEY
Action of Iudue Clemons In His
Addition to Panel Questioned
in Objections

Because the said Indictment has not
been found by any grand jury prop
erly selected and Constituted, as Is re
qulred by law, and q. therefore, no
proper or true Indictment at aIl.y
s a motion to quash the indictment re-
turned by the federal grard Jury
against United States District Attnr.
ney JEFF, McCarn. charging him with
an assault upon Claudius H. Mcbride
the Hilo attorney. with a weapon i'm
minentiy dangerous to life, was made
In the federal court this morning by
&c. w. Ashford. one of the attornevs
for the district attorney. The molten
was ordered placed on file. It being
left to the discretion OF Judge Charles
r clemons to set the date for dis
cussion or the matter. The motion
comprises several typewriter sheets
and Is replete with reasons for this
action on the partSof McCarn and his
attorneys, OF which reasons the fore.
going Is perhaps the most pertinent
The motion was siened by A. s.
Humphreys. j. Lightfoot. w. s.. Edlngs.
-. Alfred Magcon and c. W. Ashford
attorneys for MCCAIN, and by the dis
trict attorney. IN presenting the mo
ton. Attorney Ashford stated that he
was ready to rake the matter up at
once Special Assistant Alexander
Lindsay Jr.. however, asked the eo''rt
for time to consider the motion and
prepare his argunents, This request
was granted .by the court. i Is prob.
able that the molten will be discussed
either Friday or Mpnday.
Among the seyeTl reasons set forth
IN the motion as 10 why the iudiet-
mant should be mashed. the first is
lfbat on June is. when the grand jury
was called. there we're II members q
the i,lry. present, and that they were
ready and connpeteflt to proceed with
any business put before them: But
that. netwithstandifE the presence o.
Ithe jGrs and IL badiness taf dilty:
Judge Clemens, without authority OF
law a..S OF mis- own moticn. ordered
and caused the drawing Of additions =
names Of persons to serve as grand
mrors and increased the nnrp ber. OF e
to 90 Those persons 30 ,flIegai!y
lcalled were Arthur Berg. j r. Gait,
81 Tenney Peck ]. H Dye, g. n.
Forbes and a. r. Clark. & r. T.. + l "a.
The motion goes on to sev tnat aftoT
The INCORPORATION and addition OF the
sir additional granin jurors .sthe bcdy
lthereSfter was can Illegal and irreeu;
| lar grand jury 2 and without authority
drawing the additional names for the
to find q legal indictment. :.
Another reason given is thst. IN
grand Jury, the name of Frank Cox
frnrt,nuaa on mage thrael
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-29
BUSINESS IN
PHILIPPINES
- - u.
ROTTEN, HELM
Frank P. Helm, However. Says
He Expects to Secure Bus
mess for Vessels
EN- ROUTE TO MAINLAND
TO ORDER SMALL FLEET
|lnsuIar Transportation Com
pany Win Care for Freight
In Southern Archipelago

To award the contract and superin-
tend the construction of four new
steamers to be employed primarily in
carrying cargo between Manila and
ports throughout the. southern Philip
pine Islands. Frank p. Helm, who has
resided In Uncle Sans southernmost
possession for q decade. and recently
retired from the office of director OF
the bureau Of navigation, is a through
passenger in the Pacific Mail liner
Manchuria that remained at Honolulu
last evening and this morning, his des-
tlnation being San Francisco.
In the face OF the most discour-
aging cnnditiors We believe that there
win be ample business offered the YES
sells that the company which / repre.
sent hope - have In operation within
the next nine months, z stated Mr..
Helm this morning.
Helm Is reDresenting the recently or.
gpnized Insular Transportation Com.
nanv, with head Offices al Manila. He
Is largely interested In the concern
which Is expected to take care OF
freight traffic at points In the southern
Archipelago. heretofore neglected by
vessels in the commercial service.
The .steamship man who departed Tor
the coast In the Manchuria this morn
ing Is considered one of the best post.
ed in the business In the Far East
He Joined the Philippine insular gov
eminent at its inception following the
closira of the Snanish-Americsn war.
At 4 time when transportation was in
chaos, Helm was selected by the then
civil governor, William H. Taft. to or.
ganize insular TRANSFORMATION and he
was dispatched 70 Shanghai, China
where the contract was let for doz
en- coast guard cutters,
Helm remained with the bureau oi
navigation until the Inauguration Of
President WILSON and the installation
Of francis Burton Harrison as govern
Eot.genersl of the Philippines -
IL was one Of the first official acts
OF Harrison to abolish the bureau Of
navigation with one sweep Of the pen
Helm. who was then on the mainland
on vacation, was notified by cable thai
his services were no longer required
BY the Philippine government.
He has organized the new transpor
tation company backed up by Manila
capital. The vessels. four In number
are expected to total about 1900 tons
each! They will be equipped to carry
between IL and is passengers. The,
win each burn OIL and will be driven
by auxiliary motors. being the frs'
vessels IN the Far East to be supplied
with such motive power.
when asked about business In the
Philippines, Helm said: .
eIt's simply rotten. The country i
going TO smash and viii continue to dc
so until we secure change OF ad
ministraticn.s
He appeared to be exceedingly pes
simistic regarding tine outcome of the
sweeping policies Of reduction as inau
gurated by Governor general Harrison
who has to date eliminated half thou
sand Americans from the insular gov
erment service.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-29
UNABLE
TO 60 To COAST
FOR FAIR BOARD
Believes Competent Man Should
Be Secured 10 Handle All De-
tails of Erecting Building

Owing ito illness in his family and
the nress 0f. local business affairs, John
A. Hubhes. member Of The Hawaii fair
commission, will be unable to go to
San Francisco as representative Of
the coaamission to superintend the con
striiction of HaEaii's building at the
exnosition. and to participate In the
cf0nnA breaking ceremonies. Mr..
Hughes made this announcement this
n.6fnlfk ct the same time expressing
regret that 1t win be impossible for
him to carry out the duties entrusted
him BY the commission
4 Mr. Hughes Is OF the opinion that
the fair commission should appoint 2
competent man to ett as superintend
ent of construction. One who could
Be on the grounds every hour Of the
day from the time the Hawaii build
ing Is started until it Is completed
I'm case were to 60 to San Fran
cisco. It would be impossible for ms
ID remain there more than a week on
account Of business matters IN Homo,
iluIu which need NV immediate anf
constant attention. he said. Hawaii
Is putting up q $4,000 building there
ana It needs the attention Of cpn1.
petent superintendent. one who could
be on the ground all the time. and one
who would work entirely in the inter.
est Of the territory"
The commissioner said that at the
last meeting OF the commission. he
recommended for this position w. F.
johnson. a civi engineer and contrac'
tor. and kamaaina. whom he believes
woiild be thoroughly competent to, han.
die the work. At the meeting a week
ego Mr.. Hughes recommendation was
turned down. he said. and the commits.
sion was of the opinion that the work
could be handled by the contractor and
the architect.
II am going to recommend this same
man at the meeting of the commits,
sion next Thursda.y said Mr. Hughes,
II believe that the commissions prom
osition OF leaving the building work
entirely in the hands of the contractor
and the architect is not only a poor
policy. but at the same time contrary
TO any business policy :
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-29
CONNNG LEAVES
FOR WASHINGTON
IN BOND NATTER

On his way to Washington to carry
out the 81, ,4S0, 900 territorial bond pro-
ject, Treasurer~D. l. Conkling left by
the steamer Mongolia this morning.
He viii be gone two months, and pos
sibly longer. depending upon the time
1t will take to secure the presidential
approval of the issue, and to float
part of it in New York. 81.
A part of the issue will be repre-
selted by Baby bonds" !" which will be
in denominations of $500, or less, and
these will be offered for sale, which
will mark the first time territorial
bonds hae been aailable for purchase
by the small investor of the islands.
! Before sailing, Treasurer Conkling
took out $500, 900 surety bond. This
is declared to be the largest bond OF
its kind an official is under in this
country. 49, J - i .,.s.e = - ~. 49,
Mr. Conkling did not decide to leave