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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-11-17

"eactionary platform upon which the
IMPOSITION candidates were making
their contest destroyed any cnance
that they otherwise might have had
The people of Maury county are wen
satisfied with the splendid progress
that they have made in the matter OF
public roads, of better schools ana
more efficient administration They
are not likely to give approval TO any
suggestion of change. Let us hope
now that the pike purchase Will De
accepted by the small minority ana
eliminated as an issue in Maury coun'
ty politics. Likewise the people nav
ing again voted approval of the reds
tricting of the county and reductloh
in the size of the county court these
uestions will not again be agitated.
The splendid policy maintained by the
county superintendent in the admins
tration of the public schools should
and will also be sustained by the peo-
pie of the county.
w. ]. Russell and Thomas Y. Eng
fish will make most creditable repre-
sentatives They are splendid leg1sla-
tive material Both are men OF clean
lives and good sense. They know the
needs of the people. They have been
progressive and public spirited. Both
are in thorough harmony with the
progressive spirit that has done so
much in this county for better high
ways and more efficient schools. They
have contributed literally of their
time and means to both causes. Mr..
Humphreys will make the district q
good senator. Both senator and repre-
sentatives will stand with Gov Rye
and help to sustain him in his next
administration. They are thoroughly
IN harmony with his views upon tenn
perance and law enforcement.
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0 ssssssssesessss
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
sssssssseesessss,
otey Barker.

Otey Barker, a prominent young
farmer of the Shady Grove section.
died on Sunday night at 10 o'clock.
He is survived by his wife and seven
children, his mother and three broth
ers and one sister. He was thirty
six years of age and was consistent
and devoted member of the Christian
church and was a most exemplary
citizen. He was a member of one of
the most prominent families of that
section.
The funeral services were conduct
ed Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
Shady Grove Christian church by
Elder William Morton. Cakes &
Nichols directors in charge.
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farmers SOCIETY
DOUBLES MEMBERS
ELECTS OFFICIALS
CAPT. JOHN N. MERoNEY AGAIN
HEADS ORGANIZATION OF
AGRICULTURIsTS.
ARTHUR {. MURPHY SECRETARY
Eighty Delegates, Twelve Women And
Ten Corn Club Boys Are Appointed
To The Farmers institute to be Held
At Nashville. u

Probably the best meeting that the
Maury County Farmers Association
has had since it's organization was
that held at the Court House on Mon
day. The membership of the assoc
citation was more than doubled. This
is the actual paid membership. Forty.
six new members were added to the
rolls at the meeting, increasing the
total to seventy-six.
Capt John T. Meroney was reflect
ed president for another year and Ar
thur E. Murphy, the efficient secretary
for the past several years, was again
chosen secretary. Miles P. Murphy
was reelected vice-president. The
old officials asked that others be elect
ed, but the members declined to make
any change.
The following finance and program
committee was elected: Allen B. Har-
Ian, Arthur Murphy, Henry H. Hill and
Prof. O.. l.. Farris. 1t is planned to
have at least one good speaker on
agricultural problems present at every
future meeting of the association.
Delegates were elected to the COM
;,o C4o+o Eor,,oorc Jnet;tnta OF Noch
Vile, to be held on December 6. The
seventy-six members of the association
are preferred delegates and in addi-
ton four others will be sent. There
, will also be ten corn club boys and
twelve women from the county. All
of these will receive free passes from
the railroad to Nashville and return.
The following delegates to the State
Institute were elected:
S. w. Warfeld, S. O. Weatherly, l.
C. Murphy, E. v. Foster, John Wesley
Finney, Ninion Evans, G. E. Hight,
Miles Murphy, H. H. Hill, N. M. Page,
]. M. Gregory,W. ]. Alexander, Horace
Rainey, Jr, T. w. Sowell, Wallace
Woody, ]. ]. Fleming, ]. o. Cheek,
George Foster, J. N. Meroney, A. E.
Murphy, G. W. Haywood, Lyn Hobbs,
w. P. Ridley, j. w. Ridley, George
Brown, l. H. McKibbon, Albert Ma
thews, John w. Fry, Percy Brown, j.
R. Sharp, W. T. Galloway, e. W. Dix
on. w. B. Hudson, R. T. Redding. H.
P. Mayberry, Ernest Thomas, D. l.
Kirk, F. M. Murphy, w. E. Butler, L.
L. Lee, w. ]. Maxwell, c. B. Belts,
Sam Davis, Wesley Hays, ]. w. Elem.
ing, A. B. Harlan, J. M. Tucker, T. G.
Brooks, D. w. C. Smith, e. ]. Davis,
R. a. Woody, J. l. Inman, W. W. LOT
tin, H. A. Moore, J. T. Jennett, W. B.
Trousdale, M. 8. King, Virgil Moore,
G. N. Mayberry. n. T. VOORHEES,, W.
E. McKennon, John W. Pinkston, A.
Patton, N. B. Tomlinson, J. n. Nc
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knight, j. R. Williamson, w. A. Hays,
o. L. Farris, Haywood Stephenson, ].
D. Armstrong, H. U. Wakefield, Hum
phrey Hardison, Kirk Foster, ]. T.
Petty, A. L. Derryberrg, Emmett
Smith, E. D. Mitchell, M. A. Beasley,
Beverly Jennett, w. A. Brooks, Tom
Troop, E. j. Murphy.
Women to the Home-Makers' De-
partment-Mrs. R. T. Readings, Miss
Tabitha Williamson, Mrs. D. l.. Kirk,
Mrs. T. C. Brooks, Mrs. Mary Thomp-
son, Mrs. w. E. Butler, Mrs. M. A.
Beasley, Mrs. Allen Harlan, Mrs. w.
A. Hays, Mrs. w. B. Hudson, Miss
Maud Dawson, Mrs John c., Fleming
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LOUISVILLE STOCK MARKETS.
(By Bourbon Stock Journal
,nacial m The Herald.

(By Bourbon Stock Journal.)
Special to The Herald.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 16.-Hogs
had the worst day they have expert
enced on this market in long time.
Valued declined from twenty cents on
the heavies to quarter on other
GRADES The market was badly demon
allied and tops sold at the lowest
point in some time.
Cattle continue to command steady
market
Cattle-Receipts, $50 head; market
steady.
Hogs-Receipts, $50 head; market
20 to 25 cents lower Heavies, 1855;
mediums, $9.45; lights, 1855; pigs,
$3.50 to $50; roughs, $50 and down.
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HOGS SLUMP
HEAVILY TODAY
MARKET GENERALLY FROM 20
TO rs CENTS LOWER AT
LOUISVILLE.
Cattle Market Continues Steady-De-
Cember Wheat Gains Cent Over
Close Of Wednesday.

Hogs slumped heavily at Louisville
today. The market was generally
twenty to twenty-five cents lower.
I1eavies lost twenty cents, selling for
$685.. The receipts were large. The
cattle market continued steady.
Wheat reacted slightly on the st.
Louis market today. December closed
at $1.S55s, an advance of cent over
the close of Wednesday.
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William ]. Burllnson.

William ]. BurliIson, aged forty
eight years, died suddenly from or
ganic heart trouble yesterday after
noon at 2 o'clock at the Kings Daugh-
ters' Hospital. Mr.. Burlinson lived at
Summertown and came here for re-
lief. His body was carried to the un-
dertaking establishment of Cakes &
Nicohsl and prepared for burial and
shipped on the 10 o'clock train today
to Summertown, where the funeral
was held this afternoon By Rev. Tom
Gillian. He was e member Of the
Methodist church. @
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nual convention on the Southern Com
mercial congress, which meet Deem
Der lila, at Norfolk, Va. Some of the
strongest men in the nation have &C.
cepted invitations to speak, including
Gov. Rye, of Tennessee.
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THE COUNTY RESULT.

There was never any doubt OF the
result Of the coutny legislative race.
with a democratic party united and
harmonious it would be impossible to
elect republicans to the legislature in
this county. Not only that but the
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-11-17
PRODUCE.

Eggs, 321Ac; butter, 29c; turkeys,
&c: cox, SIC; chickens, IL to 13c;
hens, lie; geese, &c; dux, lie.
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OeOeOOOOOOO0OOeOe
Q BIRTHS. Q
OO00O0 0oOe0oo0eOe

Mr.. and Mrs. Will H. Gotham are
the proud parents of fine baby boy
who arrived on Wednesday night
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HON. L. P. PADGETT
TO MAKE SPEECH
WILL DELIVER AN ADDRESS AT
THE SOUTHERN CONNER
clAL CONGRESS.

Hon Lemuel P. .Padgett of this dis
trict, has accepted an invitation to
deliver an address at the eighth an
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-30
CAUSA SORPRESA EN- WASHING
TON LA NOTA DE ESPANA

WASHINGTON. Dicicmhrc 70
La acci6n de Espana al enviar al go.
bierno aleman una vigorosa nota dc
proteSta. ha causado gran SorprcSa
Y cnorme sensation en- eSta capital.
en raz6n de que no habla nj la mas
remota presuncion de que el gobicr-
no espanol fuera a aSumir tai acti-
tud en- cstos momentoS en- que todos
los neutrales estan hacienda esfuer-
0 por :ncIlnar u los b~cligeranteS ha-
cia Ia paz.
Sc cree que Espana trai& de haccr
preston 4 .Alcmania en- cstos momyu-
tos. Y los f]uncionaricS del gobierno
americana opinan que este vienc 4
compiicar "'aNdemcntc Ia ~Situacion.
Norgega. Succia. Dinamarca Y Ho.
,anda. tamhlcn han sufrido "rardcS
tesastrcs q cauSa de Ia camp3na DC
submarines lie los a!emaHcS, pcro
hasta ahora no Sc ha recibido iudic&-
cion alguna dc que ~proyecten ana ac.
ci0u scmciuntc a IA del go5icrno de
ESpana.
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THE FASHION.
Sastreria.
TCDO ES HIGADO


Por 10 general, cs comun oir de
cir que cuando cl higado csta dana
do, TODD G; higado, Y hasta cicrto
punto es %cierto. pueS ell higato cs ci
6rgano mas grande del cuerpo huma-
no, V debe funcionar con toda regula-
ridad para poder a~rrojar las bills del
sistema. Cuando el higado esta cnfcr-
mo, sc sienten todos los demas 0rga-
nos debilitadoS. causando jei NAL
a%llento. etc. Para cl Higado, Corazon,
Rihones, Tos, ASma, Tisis, RcsfrioS
Pasados, Pulmones Y Nervios Dekiles.
Est6mago, -Sangrc Impura. Catarro.
Reumatismo Y Dcbilidad. dcbe listed
tomar Ell ALMA CORDIAL. la me-
dicina que Sana cuande 6tI0s rene
dos fallan. Mandc 81 nombrc Y d.
rcccion para detalfcs de esta mcdi-
Gina Y nuestra 'oferta especial.
MILLER & CO.. Station A., Box SIS,
San Antonio, Texas.
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Sc cree qus hasta Mario
no podra reanuiarse Ia
0fensiva en- ell Soma

LONDRES. Dicicmbrc 2S.-E! ma
yor general Frederick B. Maurice,
director en- jcfc dc las operacioncS
militarcs ic la guerra. declare hoy
que las operaciones ofensivas contra
los alcmanes Ell cl frcntc del Sc
ma, tendrian que verse suSpcndldas
hasta Mario. La information men
cionada fuc recogida por un reprcsen
tante de la Prensa .Asociada. a qulea
diio Maurice 10 siguiente:-'En vista
de que el invicrno ma puesto en- con.
dicioncs malisimas el t%crrcno, en- ell
frcntc del Soma, scguramcnte que
hasta Mario podremos reasumir la
ofcnsiva contra los alcmaneS. Micn-
tras tanto, cstamcs hacienda cuanto
Sc ncccSita para cstar ~preparados
para las proximas opc]raciones.'
En- los iltimos dias hcmos estadc
ocupadoS fernando a nucstro cargo
I'm sector que Sc cncontraba dcfcndi-
do por les franceses, y dicha opera
ci0n sc ha llevado a cabo con TODD
GXito.
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Sc cree probable que Aus
tria Ofrezca Ia psz pof
separadO 3 Italia
La situation del gobierno austro,
huugaro es cast desesperads,
dehido a la falta de die ero

LONDRES. picicmbre 28.-En los
circulos diplomaticoS de esta capital
Y de algunos otros de los paises ALA
dos de Ia Entente, sc han reclbldo
ciertas informacicnes que hacen
cree que Austria ofrecera a Italia
una paz separada, dentro de muy po-
co tempo. La situacion en- que &c en-
cuentra ei imperio austro.hungarU
es de 10 mas delicado, por mas que
n opinion es muy favorable al nuevo
E~mpcrador, en- vista del eSpiritu Ii
bcral que este ha demostrado- pero
la question economical sc agrava ca
ia ycz mas, V cl rcclcn lie
eado al trono. temc que ID banca-
rrota pucda ST. q principle dc Ia
desintegracion del imperio.
AUSTRIA Hungria esta a punto de
licgar a la ruina complcta. Este cs
I'm hccho pcrfcctamemte conocldo dc
los diplomaticos de todos los paiscs
de la Entente. V en- e. Sc basan para
| ccnccdcr credito a las nnticias que
han verido circulanGo acerca &c que
| eli Empcrador Carlos Francisco Sc dl-
! rieira al Rcy de Italia proponiendo!e
una transaction: pero ningunO de
esos diplomaticos Llenc Ia menor
duda acerca de cual sera Ia acti.
tud de Italia ante las proposiciones
de su antigua enemiga. FL gobier-
no i~taliano csta perfectamente p"nc-
trado de las vcntajas que lie rcsultan
de llevar ia guerra hasta cl fin. y
/ por ningun motive consentira en-
! rompGr {, pacto que tiene hecho con
los aliados dc Ia Entente.
Ascgurasc en- cSta capital que 9!
| Gltimo golpc que Ia l!cvado Austria,
cs 81 de haJersc convencido &c cue
no cyistian en- Rumania las grandcs
cantidadcs dc provisioncs que cspera
ba e~rcontrlr. pueS los r~uso-rumano;
fucron dcstruyendo TODD 10 que pa.
dia ser it'll al enemigo. DesputS dc
habcr recibido este desengano, e.
cuanGo Jos ponticos austrolhdnga
ros han ~empc@ado a OAR los pasos
nccesarios para proponer Ia paz a
Italia. aunquc Sc han cncontrado o
la fucrtc oposici6n DC sus aliados los
alemancs, q]uicres a TODD trance quic-
rem que Austria Hungria sc sujete
a los arrcglos que haga el imperio
tcut6n.
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POR FL CAMPO DE- La GUERRA
la RESPuESTA De Los AlIADOS
IRA POR CONDUCTO DE- Los E.U.
Ouedo enteramente lista la communication en- que res
ponden a las cferias de paz &c Alemania

LONDRES. Diciembre 29.-Des-
pues de muchas conierencias entire
los representatives de los paiScs de
la Entente. ,ha quedado terminada
la nota con que dichos paises respon-
den a las ofertas de paz del gobiernO
aleman. La nota podria ser enviada
hoy mismo o manana, 81 no hubiera
antes que cumplir con Ia formalitad
de trasmitirla a todos los palSeS ALA
dos. En- resumen, Sc cree que para
principles de la scmana %entrante, a
mas tardar. para el microbes. cl do
cumcnto podra ser enviado a los Es-
tados Unidos. para que de ALI sea
trasmitido a Alemania.
La respuesta de los paiscs scra
enviada dc Paris 4 nombre de todos
los gobicrnoS de Ia Entente. Fl do
cumento. segun Sc dice. es muy lar
90. mucho mas que Ia nota de Ale.
mania. Sc aSegura que Ia extension
dc la nota fu& mo de los motives
de discussion mis- grandes en- las con-
fcrcnciaS que Sc ~celchraron para con
feccioaarl". pucs los representatives
de los paiscs aliaGos insistian de CO.
nun acucrdo en- que n res
puesta para Alcmania dcbia
ser mas corta que In nota que Ia
orIgino. 0 cuando mcnos, DC la mis-
ma extension, pcro al fin tuc prcci-
so a]probarla en- el tamaho que va 4
ser enviada, pucs no Sc pudo conden-
sar mas. Despues DC muchaS pruc-
bias, todos los representatives cstu-
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vicron conformeS en- que era pre-
ciso hablar con clarid2d Y eXpresar
con luc!dcZ muchOs c%onceptOS para
que no hubiera malas Interpretation
mes. Y no qued6 mas remcdio que de-
lar el documcnto mas cXtcnso que
la nota ale.nana.
Gran optimG:mo rcina en- eSta CAPT
tai, en- los circulos oficiales por la for
ma final que tom0 la respucsta 4
Alemania, y Sc tiene la scguridad dc
que en- Washington sera recibida con
gran satisfaction. La contcstaci0n a
Ia nota del Presidentr Wilson. ira
tras el documcnto que ACADIA dc ser
aprobado.
FL importantc diario The Spccta-
tor" pubIicara mahana III articulo
contestants las progunLas del PresI-
dente Wilson, accrca dc 10 que qule-
rel. los aliados dc los podcreS cen
trales. como condici6n para terminar
Ia guerra. Las dcmandas de los ALA
dos. tales como cl ''Spectator' pien-
ga que scran, csJan conccbidas en- los
siguicntes terminus:
"'Restauracion de TODD eli terrific
rio que los aIcmanes han ocupado en-
Francia. BGlgica. Serbia. Russia. hu-
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BERLIN. Dicicmbrc 2e.-Ea 10,
s~iguicutcs terminus csta c~oUceb:1a Ia
information Official pubIicada hoy
por cJ Niristro dc Ia Guerra:
.Frcnte del A1chiduque Francisco
Jc~a-En 81 Lutova, en- la region
bosco,a Ic los Carpatos, los rifleros
alcmanes rechazaron una gran an
,idad dc fuerzas ruzas que hacian
servicio Dc p~atrulia. Y que intenta-
ban pcuetrar den,ro de nucstras po-
sjcloucs. e - dc diciembrc, las
fucrzaS del NariScal Won FaIkenhayn,
~o6ruyieron una rompIeta victoria so
Ire los ru~o-rumanos cerca do Rimn-
kjSarat, ri eremigo. QUO hahia Sido
derro5adu cj dia IS. iuten,o recohrar
algunaS De las posicioneS P~erdidas.
: SO lanzo Sobre elias Q gran do
nuedo. pevo uuescras fucrzas, quo O.
pcraban G. ataquc perIectamente pre-
raradus. c~ontuvjcroa la a"&laacha c
hicicron una enoTme mortaudad en-
ella. La confusion causada entire las
fjlas cuemigas con esta dcrrota, fuG
muy grande, y de ella Sc ]aprovecha-
ron los nuestros para cargar j su
yez sobre los asaltantcs. con 10 cual
10 solamcnre los volvieron I u nue.
vas po-iciones. sjao que los ~arroja-
ron de- elias Y les q]uitaron IN rico
bo,in. y INA bucna cantidad dc pr
s~ioneros."
..Ea el frentc oc> idcntal, en- la RI
bera 1zquierda del Mouse, ha habi-
do intensoS dueIos lie artillcria."
En- el frente ru.o no han tcnldo
lusar aeeiones de al i~mport2neia.
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NO BEBiO aqua In 10 AMOS.

En- New York, IIarrry, p.omrro
de- oricio. fuG rccugido poI Ia poll
ria npoyorkina en- medic dc Ia Via
pJiDIica.
Gunduriio ante la Cortc. rllando
ri alcohol habia va drspcjadu 81 &C.
rcbrU. declare ante las prcguntas
del jucl, quo no rccorIaba la TecIra
prccisa cn que IIabia dctermiuado
no bcber aqua. pOr considerable Il
GIid pcruirivso i Ia salud. pcru
que podia ascgurar que la fectla era
por 10 mcuos en- dich amos.
FL jucz. a quicn no convcncl6 cI
.lr@!4!o !. sentenced I isye pela.
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In principe So burIaba de unc
de- suS ~cOrtrsanOs. que lc habia scr
Woo cn muchas cmbajadaS.
-DrScngaIatc, lc dccia, no puc-
is nccar que lie parcccS a un bury,
-Io no Sc Il quicn me parczco,
inspondi6 cl %cOrlcsano: pero he &C.
lido i honor dc Representatives en-
.,G~'lr~ Oc1siOncS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-30

tain detenidos en- Goerlit, Alemanla,
de que salgan a rcunirse a los cjer-
citos teutones parl que combatan L
los aliadus 81 Macedonia.
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RUSSIA

FETROGRAD. Dicicn.5rc 29.-En
los siguientes terminus csta concert
DO cI informe Official CUE publico
hoy q AIinistsrio de L Guerra:
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Gouraud's =,
Oriental Cream

que impartc a Ia pici csc aspccto tan
deseado. La cremafaeialfldida suprema
por mas de 65 amos, que ha merecido
los elosios de las damas ~elegantes de
dos eontinentes. No contiene srasa,
IS calmaEte ysanativa. PruGbese hoy
rease 10 rerescanteque es para Ia piei.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-30

"D- Narcrionia" no IIcCaroa min
gun, ~ntir.as que merczcaa Ia mcu-
ci9u official"
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AVISO A NUESTROS
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+ Los suscriptores de La PREM !
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+ cambien de residencia, darnos ;
: Ia direction que han tenido ? la :
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la PRENSN g ri prrijdiro mr\icanu lr
MAYOR circulation m lbs E>tld0> InidO>.
y por 10 tanIo, 81 mrior para los anuDciau-
les.
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Dlr!ia tOda Ia ~o~rr,>r"ndcncGl al plrec-
Tor. en- Ia ruTwI >!gatentc:
Sr. IGNACIO E. LOZANO
607 DolOr0Sa St.-Sam Antonio. Tex.
Travis
TELEFONOS 24Il
Nuevo

Entered - second class matter IrhruarE
TEX. under The Act. Ut March ., 1873.
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DIVISION VICTORIA
". / M I.
rnIRn Al NnEiE-

No z1t.--Huus;on, Port Lars~s.
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IA PRENSA
plARIO POPULAR INDEPENDENTS.
PRECIOS DE SUBSCRIPTION:

In los EStadoS UnidOS. MEXICO. Canada, Gu
ba, Puerto Ricn. Panama y las ISlaS
TillpinaS:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-07-21
Conference IS HELD
OVER NLAUEA PARK

Acting for the Bishop Estate, George
W. Smith, president of the chamber of
commerce; A. +. Judd, attorney for
the estate, and G. II. Gere, civil engi-
neer and superintendent for the estate,
held lengthy conference with Cover
nor Pinkham yesterday in an effort to
straighten out u misunderstanding re-
garding the boundary of the Kilauea
National Park, which it is said, now
encroaches on the forest reserve of the
estate.
The original survey, it was pointed
out to the Governor, did not take in any
of the estates forest, but subsequent
survey did, involving about $50 acres
of forest land.
This the representatives of the estate
have objected to and have asked the
Governor to have it rectified, as speed.
lily as possible, as the estate has no in.
tentiou Of relinquishing its claim to the
property.
Governor Pihkham announced that he
has taken the matter under Adjustment
and proposes to act as soon as possible.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-07-21
SENATOR J. |. coke
DODGESP PREDICTION

James l.. Coke won't venture a pre-.
diction on the outcome of the prcsi-
Dental campaign, for he says that the
situation in the mainland is not yet suf
fciently. developed to give a hint of
the way the political cat is going to
jump, but he believes that the man
who wins will know that he has been
in race.
Coke came back in the Matsonia yes.
terday from a trip to the mainland in
connection with business for the public
utilities commission. He went to
Washington TO take up the question of
the control of railroads by the local
commission with the Interstate Com
mcrce Commission. His suggest on
that the Hawaiian body represent the
national organization is now being con.
sidered in Washington.
On his way home Coke discussed
with President Max Thieian of the
California State Railroad Commission
the question of water distribution. The
California commission has control of
water distribution besides it's other
duties.
Coke believes that Hawaii should get
the appropriations for belt road in
Oahu and the Kahului harbor work.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-07-21
.LURL|NE DAY LATE
INNER DEPARTURE
MatSon Vessel Due Here Next
Wednesday Morning With
6400-Ton Cargo

With 64O0 tons of cargo for Homo
lulu and Kahului the Matsou steamer
Lurline sailed from San Francisco at
six.thirty clock Wednesday evening, a
day late. She is expected to arrive
Wednesday morning. I
For Honolulu she has 5026 tons and
for Kahului 1874 tons. On her voyage
of June 2S the Lurline brought $685.
tons and on that of May 30, 1850 tons.
She was loaded altogether by strike
breakers. No news was received by
Castle & Cooke yesterday as to the
strike situation, but the Matson line
willtreat the union hereafter as though
it did not exist, according to reports
from San Francisco, saying to the men:
"Come back TO work if you wish; if
there are vacancies we will employ
yOuj' but, at the same time, refusing
to treat with the union officially.
lnasmuch as the Lurline has a big
cargo and the strikers are expected to
return to work, the Islands pilikia
should be ended soon, unless more
trouble arises az it did after the first
strike had been ended by armistiee.
The Lurline probably will sail for
Kahul1i Friday, but she will depart
from Honolulu for san Francisco on
time, at twelve clock noon August l.
The American Hawaiian steamer Tex.
an has been delayed at San Francisco.
She arrived at San Francisco from Hon
olulu and Hilo July IA, a week ago to-
day, and should have sailed within four
days. The Mexican was at San Fran
cisco ten days, however.