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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-28
SENTENCES COMMITTED
Release of Two Political Prisoners
In ICANCnWorth Are Ordered.

WASHINGTON, juno 21.--Prcsl-
dent Harding has commuted the
sentences Of two more political prls-
Oncrs aud ordered their release from
the Loavcnworth prison where they
were held for wartime offenses, 81
was learned at the white House this
afternoon.
They are Clyde Hough OF Rock
ford. H.. serving a 15-yenr sentence
ns a conscientious ohiector and Vim
cent st. John, nationally known ten
years ago as secretary treasurer OF
the l. w. w
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-28

has been no slump IN class Alta,
ance. a'
In order that both teacher. e..
students at summer school ravt.
the benefit Of at least a nor.b,s y
cation before the opening OF ,As y
term Of school, classes ara ~
held Oh Saturday. BY doing MI,
will be possible to close sr,1
school August IL and give nor1
rest before fall classes in the rcrd
fall semester open September,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-28
WANT FULL-SlZED STREET
North Side Property Owners Ask
Portion of Lots BE Condemned.


Several property owners OF the
north side petitioned the city COM
mission Tuesday TO condemn q pOr-
tion OF lots and 8, Clarence Lloyd
subdivision adjoining Marghall street
so they may have "a full-sized
thoroughfare running north and
SOUTH" to be called Boston avenue
place. The lots In this section Of the
city are 2JO feet deep. and those
who signed the petition are willing
10 donate sufficient ground 10 pro-
vide for street such as they want.
According 70 ID. y. SchlegeL one
Of the signers, Bailey Bcl Is the
only property owner who Is not will
ing to consent TO the donation OF a
few feet Of his property Schlcrel
does not believe one man would dis
sent when all other property owners
are unanimously in favor of the
movement Besides Schlegel the pc-
.tition is signed by Ida Is. Smyth, j.
\. McDougal. James y. Bragassa,
Russell n Co.. B. @. Gohlc, julia
Langworthy and Rachel y. Chas-
tain.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-28
WnhhIN a Knhhrr Snsncct

WICHITA, Kan, June 27.--Juo
II. sullivan, one OF the four heavily
armed men arrested IN an automo-
bile here yesterday and held for In
vestigatlon, Is wanted for rnbb. '
OF bank at Grainola. Okla, Oc-
Cording 10 n message received today
by s. W. Zinkcfoose. chief Of dctcc-
tives from the sheriff at Pnwhuskp.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-28
NEW ROAD LAW IS
BEING AGITATED
Highway Commissioner Is
Only Political Foot
ball Is Charged
NO TENURE OF OFFICE


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i"'l '..
sI'n.T la h"Ihlnf m"'" nor
than political football undor tn'
Dr,s,nt regime and chat ouch "a con-.
"'''" "'N'' To '' 100
mcdl1'',v Tor Tho fHh' uf f ia
construction work Iu oklahoma. O..
l,. t.iIof az l., ,..,,i.,..,.,,. ,.H,
n"Ini ''.I Iln'T or GoI'Il'I &C.. worm
l'h MIi 'H' I'4N'lphl I"'n "..''
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lI."' 'l 'l. '' '',' l,N' ~.
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WY laws 'u'l Won" "H'.NN "',
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inc iNf.o .hl i'''N'. H''' w
a" pllul"I l'Y WIN l''@ u'N"i' '''H W.
In" state llI~""'t "''''' ',''hl
p"I".' lhI li'....' OF '.'."
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!.,,i."n OF I"'H H.l" JUS. II 'H
tl'' lfopo,.l W"l, 'f 'h' 'llI', ,'''I
or WI. 10 W. j.. d, '"' rug ui '.'''
lN If''IltN't ll. IH'' '1N|lI'Nt A."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-28
Wage OF workers Cut.

By tho Associated Press State Wire.
M'ALESTER. june 27,--Salnrios
OF 30 city employees have been
by the city council, which
at its Monday night meeting. ap-
proved portions of the new annual
budget reducing tho salary OF mcm-
hcrs OF the fire department to the
lNlN INV
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-28
STUDENTS DON'T MIND HEAT

Climatic Conditions Fail TO Make
Dent In Summer School Attendance
Not a dent has been made in the
attendance at summer school by the
skyrocketing mercury, c. r. Unver-
forth, principal, said yesterday. In
spite OF sultry heat that would seem
to be more conducive to the palm
leafcd and hammocked luxury than
to earnest application to books, there
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-28
AIIrr,s NInnnrrr Cnnhlhntc.

ny the Associated Press State Wire
MUSkOGEE, June 27.--Mrs. Zulu
Breodon, who managed the cam
paign OF Miss Alice Robertson in
her successful contest for congress
from this district today filed her
candidacy fot court clerk on tho re-
publican ticket
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-10

.,r.r. Two used Administer rugs
ta ono brown and one green. VIZ
fr ~ Eoscdale.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-10
HARGAIS

BARGAIN
This week onlH Will sacrifice ono ~ the
best bungalows un the north side at
$3.50, with cash payment ~ $4,000
Seven r0Dius basement hld garaErs
ideal home. in go0d location. owner,
Osago 5000,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-10
Re-. Estnie for Sale


f>t...r.r. .,... ...,,.., .I...-, .,
south usu. ur,, nuIIHug. Co.. ,u..N
s.I, g..UUU .lt.t.rfII ,p.rfl..rt
house. b. .nul,. r.uln a0lr location.
I'n'N ''." I,t month. nI,o A.'...N
,, '''A' ''''. OUT. '''N' '' "'
''. ''
Nuit,I fH rrHI estate Ha4ltrH ME pfup.
r'N al .,.' T. Eleventh ai H "it the
'.''N'' o.. '.N.'
NINI ..ruuw rlitHE.. frH..I Iui ratuEr.
t.IIi auICudl location. 1auo't $500
,ash so r,r month ntas' H.75
NORTH ukIN ..rsu. .at... fau4 baurs
t,a. rU,ru. usHga t...
OVNLH lcatur ,rr. .ra.m aui slsor.
iug porch. muTttu. uHN ruHfH uIHutaI.
aI built boo features large basement ON
paving best Iu.HUuu Darrr HfnI %
nEN. EsrNrG prNtuus Ny property
Mrs john ta,Ingtuu
....,. ..,,,...,,,... ,.,,.,
SAND nfhiNHH LINE
We nave amy h'f' h'''' you ,Hh W'N.'"n
house. lots. acres, etc. vill huul on
Os,r, i,oi t,dar re nssgr iai0'i|
..........
ol'II I',N lIN lsF s'' '"Hh. Naa
KY NN'll". u"'a "''' ~" ".'' ~ ~
bungalow. IN niro location on lh'
southeast side. tull Tot. cast front
priced tp svii. .. poe. Don't overlook
thi' tHIl bs1go Bbhh. Htrc thHt rrhI
"a r,,,,, E,.,, az gst,g, gaa ap1 cleo
mon, h,tt,n,uI gintE,. ,l,srt.' ,,ry
,I - ...t ~ I'D ..t., p,,.. t..
n,tI ft,p ...n .tt 40 r,, month
snt,i, ,'" ,u .tn 'a9gt
...' .''. '''' '''' .'' 'a
HlN Room DrpLEN house f1r sale 500
cash tarma nu balance DHtFr GETl
az, t,i. a. ,....... -. ... 49,, e. t,,,,,
~. ~ NW"l ."IN' ~ Nur' ~ '',1l
.,1" l,,.' ,"'f' ''' ''''"' i"'N
none cum ''''. -.......
TERRACE DklNLHNow buughlow at 90.
du'cd price tor gulgt ''I". ilNe NICE
lhffy i""WH Hh1 hIfHnl'nN room. h'g,
urut aul E1faE", L"HNN "nh Inylh.
huu, ih hn"N'r.rH tl,n,h a"n.nt tuH
Its' lol. ''',n l..'." Wv. WIN '''"' Gus"
"ll '"'NN '""h' N'''. ..a..-
Extra good Nvv rooms 1ud bath, eide
walks lu. east front. fIra paving. cheap
Ins and ole .triCIy. tc ,nr fnro. " yuu
want "a rood home ana easy tefur. raI
W., teo. o.sh w. peg In'4'h' ''''' '''.
''H't' 'o"'s '''"N' ~ ''a..-----
NptU home iH here pi prir" aud terms no
suit YOU warren \ iyfnrd TuiHa's live
80 agency 900 bliss mdg. Phone CEDAR
/ pooJ r,oins bathrootn ana rioset with
| ivory flni.h All for 81 500 With only
! $3.50 down. No YOU can hardly believe
H. with thG building lots alone prIcoi ~
3 600 and over Iiut lust the same. we
have this bungatow ready to show YOU.
aud rs nne Tor the bargain hunter or
the would be rent saver. Finished Ike
u regular home at twice the price. CON
venient rooms, woodwork, In isoryi plas.
tered. electric lights gus aud on a core
nsr and the dne,, Thing about this
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-10

lNo.AUUG lNUM. tlI,o houses four
hffuH. HrirHuu vHIL Hbo.tuu c0nSJcts
.I1. vol fenced. b'0.N und, uc1r
Dallas W. o. Uruihyffnu. station A.
% O. Dallas Tr4aH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-10

.---.rl vacuum sweeper. o20 $. De
wv ------ L-.nn IAll.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-10

LOOK LOOK. Price rr1urai from t't1
10 sos por acre. must coll o. once, TO
acres adjoining Broken Arrow, v"'i lu-
proved. city wufrr and EtH. Box 10
LL..--.u L-L.u-- ----.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-10

ron aAiE-Fiftv utrss Of minor land -
mu,h cast CulliusvlIIo. OKLA. Ur Apfl
III. Tur further information uu.rn t.i
or vrIta Della blackwell. gas T. ST.
NDffbrHat Miami OKLA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-10

tt.7bO
1850 Cash. balance mpthly buy beau
tifW broom ana hfrHftHW room,
uHk fu0fH throughout, bullt.lu fDHH
fuTFH large CluuFt space. pretty
rHuftI and electrical fiNturoa. we'll
located fuIl size i0i. close 90 n huul
and transportation. WO want 40
show YOU iUiH ono.
YABON INVESTMEST 60
Realtors
,sago 1868 5ofs b2i Kennedy BIDS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-10

FOH pIiCE EALF 1850 rash. tgh per
month buys n0bby, new 1.r00w rn'.
taEe frame, plasteTed, painted ana ra-
peTed. fun lot. ON the paving. paving
paid. Cell Cedar TTF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-10

aarg|TT 81 toi-Furnlihre lor taie!
ph ...s.ratia eight rooms complete! good
r. electric washer and sewing
me .. Ireiudedi large basement. for
sur1ry. party leaving city. Usage
#I -4-al----a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-10

sTrTER GOODS arg better ,o ,g.,.sTs ;sryie' CO
wn.lg.',, Osage bOO7. 720 w. Admira
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-10
MANTtn-In MhNT

bungalow with garage ON south or west
side, with bedrooms ana dining room
nicely furnished AN curtains and dra-
perles furnishedi would prefer house
with bullt-in features and nrepiacos
can furnish best Of references. posses
sion April 90 Call Osage il57.
WASTED-By April lG 6.ro0m bungalow
with garage. on pavement, must be per-
tuauent, Osage JGbb-J,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-10

$500 CASH PAYNENT
Your choice ~ NV" nov huugiluwH right
up.iu .ihssuIuufr. 0HE floors Prices
from - 800 90 s. 300. eco them today.
Uslr \ Hou. Ossge ?.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-10
tsln cAaII

$3.50 CASH
1850. very pretty i.iuoW ana brcak
ftFt rl1nli modern huilt.n tgaiufoH
I.auiol pretty fHtureE up 40 date.
Tho best Tor tho money We have.
cam uH tp rec this. easy monthly
payments.
YAbUS INVESTMENT 60.
Realtors
DSnFs 5s51.b0ss 5.5 Keunedy Uig
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-10
Real Estate for Rent

TARMs fnh kENI --''
FOR RENT OR sALE-rr.R- acre iLu. X
farm: partly planted. w.l 'll.pp-e
close IN sis.egg incubator 's's'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-10
Personal Property

h'S' EiLANtOts FOX SALE 6S
FOR sALE-one road graderl i2.toot
blade and one small rock crushor both
IN first-clnss condition, toal bargains.
ADDRESS PoHtoftice box $50 or telephone
30. shamrock Okla.
FOR SALE White wicker basslnet on
37sJ-R.
NEW and secondhand storo and restau.
rant, equipped, butcher supplies. meat
blocks, scales, tools, etc. Cedar SOC. q
OLD TRUsTY Incubator. aimost new. "a
Y. Evans. u r. 2, Tulsa. Phone N-t5.
ONE ELECTRIC vacuum cleaner, cheap.
RAlNCONTs = Guaran,ecd waterproof
A. J.. Wait Rubber Goods 4oa s. Boulder
SODA FoUNTAINs-Located ut Ada and
Devol Okla. Both bargains and must
be moved. Can save you money on 9th.
sr new and slightly used fountains
EASY payments. Write or wire for
prices. Grosnan Fountain Co., Dallas.
leNAs.
TULSA POLICE DEPARTMENT
Sale Of conflscated ana unreclalmed
stolen property 10 be sold at public auc-
tlon In police station at l y. M. Aprll
ADVERTISED FOR TEN DAYS
black leather Boston bags.
1 trunk
tan leather puttees.
black leather case. gents toilet set
black leather brief case.
suit cases.
leather bagH
brown check bod blanket
10 small carton Fatima cigarets.
new Eastman camera.
2 casings rims and inner tubes.
I white brdsproad
. cheap black fur neck pieces.
silk shirts. 1 white pajamas
I brown ovorCoat.
dark overCoats
ladies' coats and skirts. fnoWl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-10

wEST1NGHOUSE receiving set complete; (;
maEnavON and extra head set. Mack,
Room !, LaSslle Hotel
WILL SELL g125 Handy Button machine
for t35. leaving city. 4ib s. Denver Av.,
LaSalle Hotel, room iG.
wANTED-TO BUY 6s
wANTED-To buy one No. 90 drill press.
ll9 y. Cincinnau. Ossge 2t25.
wANTED-wll buy two sets ot Harvard
classics must he cheap. Fred Smith
Co., 20 W Third 81. Phone Cedar 2Gl.
VIII PAY tor price for popular copy
rights. Fred Smith Co, 20 w. Third 81
Phone Cedar 23ii.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-10
ron SALE ~ OWNEH

FOR SALTY owner. five rooms. bath;
garage, close In. bargain n sold AZ once
cedar A7N
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-10
WNNrrn-NrNI rsTNTr

IT'S TWUE#Vo have mnuy buyers Tor
houses. However. they aro iussy about
prices aud crave bargains. 1f FOR any
hayo nothing sluo 90 do but to wotk on
your property Warren a 1zzard,
Tulvn'a llVtat agency. cedar aGgt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-10

rOR SALE OR RENr-.At boautni
HrIla VISTA. Att. g.room furnished r1t-
t1Ee, lHtgo screened porch shower,
4 running water and electric IEhs Ad-
; ~ A. D. Muu.-m- nLL.h.r.- Lu..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-10
Real Estate for Sale

AHkANsAs
ron SALE OR MENTAL boautri
Hcla VISTA. Att. g.rooW Furnished r1t-
nEe. urgo sorecued porch shower.
running water and electric UEha Ad-
p dr.ss NJ ID Mun-ou. puuburg Kan.
KANSAS
EXTRA GOOD FARM
l65 acres, good improvements. three miIfa
~ good town. franklin county. knuaHHi
90 miles of Kansas city, 50 acre, D.. 10 %,
ain u'table. price tlb per acre. Good
terms. u 4 Casifa, Ottaw1. Kan.
oKLAnOMA
ron aA aAiE-Fiftv attss Of minor .U1d . =
mlitA cast CuliiuEVNlo, bhIu.. 0r AYfu
~ lar fqm,Ahs.r ,g,,i.olr5m,,alili,on rs're ~
Nottbrpst, Miami Oka.
FOR sNII.-lt0 acres good land. E.ol g.
room house. cave. VOL. nrI 'aif l"ur.H.
close tp production. Zoe section Naaa.l q,
TulHt county Samuel IortilL anton I.I
Look LOOK. Price rrlucaI from t't1
10 sos por acre. must coll si once, 10
acres adjoining Broken Arrow. v"'i lIu-
proved. city wutrr and Eta. Box rs,
Hrabou Arrow uaa
sWEEr roTATo .rAHM FoH SALE
Eighty acres ci'Nen miias south of ruls,
0u tho Turkey mountain road. This farm
ls v,l improved and extra Eool soil.
handrsi bashsis po'atdos. las five acres
peach and puulo orchard which should
produce a. least 500 bushels fruit this
Ntlf Fifteen acres alfalfa. Purchaser
VIII rrf uur hnlf ~ Fruit potatoes aud
Hpv This year. 1nr. mira ~ other crops,
Fooi renter. This iH o. harrain at fl2S
uar sgro. $4,000 cash, balance favorable
terms.
THOMAS DAVIS
IHouo ~ Mounds Okla.
WHEN Nuu THINK UE GOOD FARMS
associate fnu HHWo
a. N word
h''rSn 1.t futh UIlp, Tulsa. then
fHfWH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-10
HOUSES ron SALE

HOlN SIS tON NAlt ~
REAL LARGE BUNGALOW
located on o. tcTrHyed tuInc' lot. tIN
large rooms. every built .iu feature two.
car garage. You can't beat % fur the
money Price $500. terms. lisItf a
SouFe orHEo p.
ANOTHER liulo easy payment low priced.
nHy-tu-llye In, Eet.ahCad. rcni.Hnylng
abiding place. Home pt two rooms and
large sleeping porch. Price goo, with
$50 down and haiNugc about AZ YOU
want n. warren \ lz1ari. Tulza.s
liy"st agency 5o5 Miss hldg. Cedar
.JXA
H.NT THIS ONE
81 700 takes either ~ two brand new 2.
room plaHierrd houses. on high, level
lot In Federal heights block from
paving ilO0 cash, no loan 10 carry
terms easy, Will consider late model
Ford ~ first payment. CAN Tuyer
owner and builder. Usage ionO.
BY OWNER--ln Hnlcrcst broom modern
bungalow; cheap paving; $4,000, 1900
cash; balance easy terms Usage ti6i.J.
BY OWNER-Fl -Flve-toUm modern bunEa-
low, on pavement, special price Tor
quick sale, will take car ana some cash .
balance Ike rent Address saf.G, World
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-15
Hundreds Enjoy
Harvest Home
Social Events And Sports Are
Pleasantly Mingled In Fest
ivities Held At Puunene
Saturday

In old time style, with guests from
Oahu and Hawaii and from all parts
of Maui, Harvest Home was cela-
brated at Puunene Saturday. There
was splendid program of tennis
that started early in the morning and
ran into and well through the after
noon, luncheon was served for fully
800 at noon, there was a Maui polo
victory at Sunnyside and in the even
ing dance that was enjoyed by fully
500 persons. Great galaries surround
ed the tennis courts and applauded
the mastery strokes of the expert
players that competed for the hand
some trophy that was offered. 1t wus
as have been the Harvest Homes of
other days, a curious mingling Of
social event and sport activities.
For the tennis the best players. Of
Oahu and Hawaii had been invited 20
the tournament and against the pick
of the other two islands were pitted
Puunene players. 1t was Puuncne
against the visitors, not all Maui, for
only members of the Puunene Club
represented the Valley Isle Under
those circumstances it was not uneX-
pected that hOnors should lie with
the visitors. Oahu won by small
margin Of points from Hawaii, 81
to rs, and there was no shame at
tached to Punene having the short
end of the score, 55 points.
For the luncheon a pavilion had
ben erected between the club house
and the swimming pool and thither
adjournment was taken during the
noon hour, to tables that were laden
ed with good things, prepared by the
ladies of Puunene largely.
Then there was more tennis bun
soon the crowds about the courts
/ tlIinned out and was off to the polo
| field where there was the typical
scene Of polo match so familiar to
| Maui.
L " expected that Maui would
/ vins :. visitors hau practiced
/ little together and were playing on
| borrowed mounts, but it was pretty
exhibition OF glorious sport. The
account of the game appears else
where in this issue.
After polo there was a scurTying
/ homeward and a preparation for the
evening festivities, one of the largest
/ dances ever held at the club house
/ During the day music had been fur
nished by the Naples orchestra and
for the dance the Mary Hoffman or
chestra played. Visitors reluctantly
| left shortly after II o'clock but tht
home folk fingered on and on and
continued the dance well past the
'weeest" of the wee sma, hours. u
was great harvest home
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-15
Salvation Army Head
Tells OF Big Worl.

Col. w. ]. B, Turner, secretary and
second in command of the Salvation
Army in its western district that GOV
ers II states and Hawaii has been on
Maui for several days past and pro
ceeded on to Mahukona this morning
He has been looking over the field
here, as in all the Islands, learning
the situation and seeing what work
is being done and can be done. While
here he spoke in most of the camps
and held meetings in the town and
was much pleased with the success
that attended such efforts.
Col. West talks Interestingly of the
work the Army is doing in the west
ern part of the United States and
Alaska and of pioneering work done
in the North and even in far off In,
dia. 1t combines the utilitarian with
the spiritual in all of its efforts and
its influence in the missionary field is
generally known.
The visitor said work on Maui
seems to be splendidly conducted anJ
is producing good results.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-15
County Employees
Cannot Contract
Bids Are Rejected By Super
visors On Ground That Bid
der Is In Pay Of the County
For His Full Time

Two bids for building construction
made by Peruvia ]. Goodness, eXamin
er of chauffeurs, were rejected by the
board of supervisors at their meeting
Saturday morning. The board holds
that county employees are not eligible
and legitimate bidders for public
county contracts where on the month
ly pay rolls. Where a contractor is
some times employed by the county
by the day. it is different matter, his
pay by the day ends and he is not
working for himself while paid to
give his time to the public.
Bids for the construction of a cot
tage for helpers at Malulani Hospital
and for the construction of a court
house at Ualapue, Molokai, were
opened by the board of supervisors
Saturday morning. For the cottage
the two lowest were Charles Savage,
$500 and work to be completed in
so days and Goodness, S3445, work
to be done in 35 days. For the Ia
lapue Court House David Kalakaua
bid $1975 and Goodness $3.50, the
former agreeing to complete the Job
in 0 and the latter in 80 days. Ac-
ton on both contracts was deferred
until liIcI Ill lUt ulttIluS. Alter UD6
resolution which affects county en-
ployes running for the legislature
had been adopted, the tenders were
again taken up, the bids of Goodness
rejected as illegitimate because he is
a county employe and the contract
for the cottage awarded to Savage
and for the court house to Kalakaua.
Before the award for either job
was awarded Savage said that as a
citizen and tax payer he protested
against an award to a county employe
as against public policy; that EN-
ployes were paid to give their time
that belonged to the public to private
contracting work. AS a contractor he
raised the point that it is unfair and
unjust to contractors to require them
to bid against persons who have a re-
gular occupation from which they
draw salary so that they are not
dependent upon contracting work for
their living.
Several members of the board ex.
pressed the opinion that the point
made by Savage as a taxpayer, al
least, was well taken. The motion
to reject the bid of Goodness and to
let the contract to Savage for the
cottage then passed unanimously.
AS to the court house the point was
raised that Kalakaua is also a county
employe. The reply was that he is
employed by the day when he does
work for the county and if he takes
time off his private work he is off
the pay roll of the county for such
days as he is not working for it.
The court house contract was then
let to Kalakaua.