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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-06-15

Can get you any thing in the carpet
line in four days time.
Marsh & Bidwel1.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-06-15

Quiet IA delegation of old soldiers
Went down to Harmed yesterday to
attend the funeral of Gen mccarthy.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-06-15

| have the largest assortment
Collars and Pads in the city, at a
prices. HOttewitz.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-06-15

Patronize home industry and buy
your ice cream at Keeners Prices
reasonable and the quality the best.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-06-15

Misner & co. have a full stock of
the celebrated John Deere buggies.
They are unsurpassed for style, finish
or price,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-06-15

The Rush interests have organized
| new bank in Larned.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-06-15

Make your Old hat look like new by
adding II few flowers from Miss
Hoggy's large stock.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-06-15

Farmers are now looking for good
man to pray for the rain to stop long
enough to finish harvest.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-06-15

Charlie Beeler and. family arrived
last night and will spend a month OF
two in the city.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-06-15

John Burk's brother from Pennsyl-
vania is here making him visit.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-06-15

If you wat to buy or sell country or
city property, call and consult us
Il. II. EVANS & Co.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-06-15

New line of Pattern Hats Just in
call and see them. Heggy.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-06-15

Mrs E d. Smith went to Topeka
Monday evening for u few days.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-06-15
DO YOU GET UP
WITH ALAME BACK
Kidney Trouble Makes Yoa lllseraaoo,

Almost everybody who reads the nova.
papers is sure to know of the wonderf,,l
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-06-15

| Paint and Oils-the cheapest place
in the county to buy, at NJ. DeTar's.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-06-15

Fans and Parasois, best line in
Kinsley. Marsh & Bidwell.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-06-15

Miss Ruth Jared returned from
camplncetlng Sunday.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-06-15

y Jones Header ready now for sale.
| C. L. Palut-r. 6-15
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-06-15

Get your news papers and maya
| zines ut NJ. Derar 5.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-06-15

The best cigars in town at Keener's.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-06-15

II. w. RE ED r.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-06-15
One or more of the physicians and

e of the physicians and
surgeons of the medical
staff of the Chicago Cur
ative Institute, who can
tell what your disease
,or affection is without
asking any questions.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-06-15
BRooMs |
BR00Ms!.

1 have opened my shop for the
summer aud will furnish first
class brooms at either whole
sale or retail.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-06-15

School Shpplies-Compleue stock at
Mosher & Co.'s.
The old river bridge is once more
open to travel.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-06-15
IF rH TeR Wheat. is too Low
Buy 1t.
IF Tu xxx Wheat is too High
Sell Tt.

We are ready to execute your orders for
buying or selling Wheat. Corn or Oats for flu
turc delivery on the Boards of r,,1c of Kan
sas ity. Chicago. New York or ST. Louis
Would advise placing deals in Kansas City
market. as il is nea err home.
Que commission il n.o-eight per bushel.
CcrrespOn fence solicited. We are an Did
firm. Established in 1854 For reference ask
your bank or grain deser-
81 y&stN...% C.rN On
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-03
BoArcLus NEWS
Dance by the Hssianis on November
Ninth.

dance viii be given by the Heaianis
"a their boat house on November 9TH. No
ms are beng spared 90 make the aff"r
brilliant success.
The Rowing Association met a few day.
seo and the finances foe the season ~etc
some over. Examination disclosed q
.man credit, balance.
~ was decided 90 hold The Pearl tar-
prr championship races on the morning OF
he Fourth OF July next year Instead OF
IT, september a. heretofore. The main
h, vantages 10 be gained by the ihanEe
are that smooth water will be assured ana
,hnt the arrangement win enable spocta-
tors 90 get back 10 town before evoninE
The evenings are much longer In June am
win accordingly be- much better suited
for training purposes than those OF Nu-
y Ist and September which arr very short.
The clubs will be notified that In fu-
turc their crews will be allowed 70 row
IN four-oared shells % any build desired.
This intlmation will give ample tim Tor
The Importation OF new boats.
n " rumored that the Healanis intend
ending % England for a new shell
Desultory practice continues 20 be m
duiged In ~ both the Myrtle and the Hea-
Lam clubs The latter appear TO ne cas-
ING OF. however. and u 10 improbable that
,ny more racing Will take place until newt
ear.
The Heaiani and Myrtle men are organ
.zinE a minstrel troupe which Is eNpectcN
80 give a performance on ThanNsg'Nins
pay after the big football game.
The directors OF the Healani Boat Ciun
ret at noon yesterday IN Jack Atkin1on :
legal sanctum.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-03
THREE RACES
ON THE CARD
KaPlolaM Park Viii BE a Live
Scene FIR Awhile
Today.

mere ~iD ~ Three good isps.e at Ka,no
lrni Park this afternoon. run undo. the
uspicss Of Ire Honolulu Drju-ing Assn
cation. The first event will h. started at
~ O'Clock The program is as follows:
Five hrlongs dash for 800 "A side.
Entries-Iolani. black geIding: Brock
sorrel selding- kaena will ride Iolan, end
Domingo Ferrefra will pilot Brocx. \
corfeit OF $50 had been posted last night
and the balance will be put UP today. To-
'an is an Hawaiian bred by Isenberg.s
g-idlight
Team race. one mile heat
Entries-Cnarlie Bellina's Wayboy and
Miss McCarty: Messrs. Schuman and
NoiTarrats bay mare and Charlie Chase
Driving match for trophy. one .lile
heat.
Entries Charlie Beliina's brown Sel,i:a.-
Dido. DR.. Monsarrat's bay geldurg Char
lse Chase.
+. w Hebron is contemplating buying
A horse that can go some. Mr. Hebron
y in be welcome addition to local racing
4 'reles and it is TO be hoped that his coli
ors viii be seen To the front on Thanks
. giving Day.
Nidette CID by Alex. Button out Of
Viola, and fun sister to Violin. H. in town.
Z he mare is bay ia color and stands ;lbcut
4
decidedly like that of her distinguished
LISTER.
Tom Hollinger's Agyravation Is nearly
NJ &c a race and is liable to be seen out
on Thanksgiving Day. Leahi. i'm the same
o~nerships has filled OH wonderfully and
grown INTO a grand-looking horse.
! Tic well-known sprintcr Socialist nv
st carlo. out of Anarchy. and former
~ the property Of j. NacManus has been
sod To local horseman and will b.
shiD~ed here. Socialist IL six-year-old
bay Eelding
IL Is proposed at the new race track in
81. Louis. which opened September 1 70
have tn patrol judge follow tbs. horse EN-
tirely around the course i'm a motor We
nicle. For this purpose IL H. proposed "a
build an elevated track entirely around
thc track. near the inside rail. and IL I.
said the sshicle viii have no difficulty In
SeepinR pace with the horses Irnde,
rhis plan the patrol Judge could keen hi.
eve on the Jockeys and horses ali tn.
way around. and ~ would seem that mucf
truor racing is likely TO be the result
worlds champion was shipped to Ho
h@i Jlu this week. As the young man VIII,
purchased him from Walter Hobart re-
.siiriSed. 'He Is a has-been." but he car
brush fast gait yet down the road ans
IL takes A fast horse to head him for :
haif-mile. His name is Ayers T. and n.
3ds sired by Prosper Merimee a grand
con OF Harold. sire OF Maud 5. 2:oS&,
s-N@rS +. has a race record of 2:21a, I,
diky. but at kirkwood, Delaware OF
july Z. 1879. hitched with z running mate
hc trotted TO a record Of 203ie. which il
still the worlds record at that way o
Going. Ayers u. is chestnut gelding
Nr9 was foaled i'm 1881. Walter Hobar
rIs owned him for some time. but tn
old fellow - not quite fast enoagh nov
- cut much Of a figure on the San Fran
SiscO speedway. when a horse has 70 10
sble to trot or pace a mile out I'm les
than 2;2U to keep up with the leaders.
sun they come The latest arrival is
good-looking mare Consigned to Franci
, Gsy. The animal came on the Peking
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-03
MISC LLANEcUs SPORT.
Cricket season May be Reopened
Football Practice

movement H. on foot to reopen the
..riclSet season and II the weather permits
game will be- played at Makiki today.
commencing az 2 2. IN. and fnisniIs at
o'clock. the -Four scheduled for thu. kick
on in the football match between Scott
and and Iolanf. a number OF enthusi-
1sts have got the cricket fever badly
G. gain and do not at all relish the idea of
waiting until next May before active oP-
erationg are recommended.
~. W. Anderson. the well-known crick-
eter and football player. is enjoying a
three weeks vacation on Hawaii.
Paul Jarrett. who has been Plying
tackle for the Male lima football team.
Collided with another play er. while prac-
ticiuR on the drill shed ground one iay
this week. and sustained a severe CIT
over his left eye which necessitate1 the
taking OF several stitches. The unfIrtu-
rate accident will keep Mr.. Jarrett out If
Che football field for several weeks.
The Punahou football team practice ";
the gymnasium Of the Young Mems
Christian Association yesterday aftlI
noon. and the Male lima aggregation
we're hard at 10 on the drill shed ground.
The latter team IL shaping very well.
. In the playing OF tethcr ball at the
Young McTs Christian Association che
ball will he attached to the top OF the
jumping Standard the apparatus can tHur
DE easily moved and plenty OF space Is
thereby ensured.
Last Thursday evening Miss Lillian Ba-
con. physical directress OF the You're
Women's Christian Association. gavS d
bar bell and Indian club drill In Progre IS
Hall The bar bell work introduced was
the Barjum system. Miss Bacon Is n pu-
I'll OF the famous BarJum.
Late last evening II was decided to or'
anize a team Of English Association
football players. Mr.. p. NJ Lansdale wii'
I robably take the matter in hand. n this
10 done there will be three teams In the
neId-Iolani College. Scotland. England
and possibly Punahou..
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-03

November 3-Footbali untercollegiatsi
U,gh school against Punahou secon'i
cam. Ptnahou. 2 y. m. Punahcu hrst
team against Alumni. Tunshou, y p. ~.
Football association. folani College
f galnst Scotland, Makiki. CD. m. Cricket.
gaklkL 2 y. m. Racing. Brock asains
folani. FOR tioo u side. and other races
Kapiotani Park. y. m. baseball, r. -.
Vain 4 Son against Kamehamcha C"i-
,oue Kamehameha campls. y. IN.
November g-Healani dance.
November iO-Footban. Male lime :
against Artillery. Indoor basket-nah
business Men against Evening Class
Young Mems Christian Association. 1sN
y. m.
November f7-Footbali. Artillery again ct
Punahou.
November 2l--Footbail. Punahou against
Iaile flimas.
November 2g-Football. Punahou agains;
Alumni. Racing. Honolulu Driving Asso
tlation meeting. kapiolani Park.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-03
ONE OF MARK TWAIN'S EARL
PASTIMES
THE GOOSE PLANT.


One OF the Unique Productions of Ma
turc.
The goose plant is native of Guate-
inala. and it's name is truly descriptive.
lis bud has the perfect shape of a goose
With head and neck proudly arched "a If
floating in the water. The average lengt n
Of bud IL sixteen inches. As 1t bursts
delicate, cone-shaped orifice, lined with a
ri-h purple. velvety surface, simply ex-
quisite in coloring and tracing. In fun
tloom it resembles an enormous leaf
aoout fifty inches in circumference.
1t has a long. string-like tail, two feet
Xix inches in length. In some respects IL
resembles the night1blooming Cereus. 1t
makes its growth during the night an
ah bloom is put forth in the silence of
darkness. Further, it blooms but TO fade.
The bud expands into full bloom in three
days. but the flower withers in a day.
Its odor, however, is decidedly different
iiom that of the Queen OF the Night. The
bud has no odor, but that of the bloom is
an almost unbearable stencil. exactly like
that OF decaying meat. 1t attracts tn =
regular blue-blottie, carrion-hy. and
sw arms of them are buzzing about the
strangely beautiful. though repulsive,
flower. These flies are its agents of fer
tiiization. 1t is carrier plant. The odoI'
IF decaying meat lures the flies to the
orifice OF the flower. On and on they
v ak. deep into the throat Of the flower
lever to escape The deep nap lining o..
the orifice inclines down into the throa-
Of the blossom. Consequently the flies
find IL very easy and comfortable walk
ing in: but IL they wish to come out o.
20 retrace their way they strike snags-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-03
TETHER BALL HERE.
New Game az the Young Mems Chris
tisn Association.

Physical Director Coats on The Young
den's Christian Association will intro
duce "a new game in the gymnasium this
evening. caEed tether ball The game |,
very popular among school boys and col
lege meu on the Mainland just now ana
viii doubtless. become equally 80 in no.
noIuiu
Two rackcts are necessary, one for eacn
player. Tennis rackets may Ia used put
jackets cut from "a pine board wig an
sHer the purpose just as well. The cord
80 which the bali Is attached sho1ll be
-hven feet long. Fasten the ball To- the
ord by means OF small net II a net
can not be secured a strong and durable
f.rsterting may be made as follows:
Chs from piece OF canton flannel or
iamois, a disc ten riches long Make =
Large knot In the end Of the cord. Gathcr
the fiannei or channels about the ball ana
Knot Tie firmly 10y binding the edges Of
the disc close to- thu cord above the knsL
''aint a black circle one inch wide, SIX
feet from the base OF the pole Bore a
hoie three inches from the top OF the
pole; push the end OF the cord through.
and then knot IL. This makes much III
best fastening.
To give the best results. the pole shopIl
BE- about sixteen feet long. AS two fecs
'uust BE- buried 60 make IL stand firmly.
fourteen feet will be above ground
20 play: Toss up 20 see which pIayt r
shall have the choice - court. The
clurts consist OF half the circle about Inc
ole. II the winner OF the toss prefers.
he may forfeit the choice Of court an
choose In which direction ne viii wind the
ball.
After deciding this point. the two play
era take position I'm their respec.iN .
,curts. con no account must they max
nn off-side play by trespassing into tho
court OF an oppOnent.) The player "a
whom has fallen the choice of direction
row begins the game by knocking the ball
around the pole in either direction / .
ray desire. His object IL now TO contiu de
TIE play until the cord IL entirely wound
round the pole
| TITS opponents T'ay H. TO. n possible. in
ferrtIpt this and start the hall I'm the oppo.
site direction. The last decisive turn OF
the cord which brings the ball against the
pole must De above the black ring IN, ~
toned. n a player strike the cord abovs
tue ball and 30 winding II around hi
rocket and stopping II altogether. his Up
ronent ~ allowed a free serve.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-03
HIeH SCHOOL FOOTBALL.
Play Today Win oahu's Second
Team AT punahou

The hoys OF the fuEh school football;
team have been actively practicins for
the last few weeks and hope To retrieve
tner defeat OF last year by beating T's.
nshous second team.
series OF thres games has hem ar
ranged, the first to be- played at Punah,aI
this afternoon at o. m.
The following men compose the team.
". Bltsdelt. Le.. l.. King. re. ~.
smith. g.. O.. Robertson. r.t. r. Green
Sall 1t. II. shaw. rR. r. Kopke. ~.
l.. ~. T.. Crabbe ~. I'm Sang. m: y.
tstteld tcaftain). In. -. 90. Holt. al.
Cla'ke. n. Allen. Goo In. Substitutes
The following Interesting correspond.
ence has recently cCciEusd.
Honolulu. "a. L.. oct 2lth. I9o0.
q, the Manager 90 the Puuahou Football
Team.
We. the members Of the honolulu High
school football tcsm. do challenge you.
hali tenn. To series OF three games;
the first game to occur ON November =.
poo. az any place ooavsnle0t for both
'teams.
Presumiur that no mrrnisr of the nr 4
team shah play IN the second team. we
.re as follows.
CNames % the High SCHOOL Team
70 the Manager Of the High school Team.
Your challenge az hand I'm - Ear a.
10 date IL concerned. We viii play you
lh our groun1s on November 2. provided
YOU play as early ss o'ciock This is
receasary. iuasmuCh as the FIRST Punahot
team needs the grounds at Z o'clock.
IN regard 10 The final paragraph OF you
bitter. lot mo say that YOU are overstep-
pfng your hounds somewhat You were
iefeafed last year. therefore you cauno.
di tate terms % n game 90 us. 10 u none
1f your business a. tell us whom we shall
i'ay on our team snd whom We shall not.
Sc prefer 20 decide for ourselves whit
men are 90 play
We understand that your team u com
posed OF men who ar taking q regular
COURSE of study "a the High school. and
erhcther the odds seem against ms or MOI.
We are not going 90 whine. and say
Won't pay. " they chance 90 De lar<e
boys on The other hand. our team i
composed soisiv 81 men who have No..
ma 10 tho first team this year: whether or
not they were on the team last year b.
not 20 be considered iu our ease. any more
than iu your own. ana 10 W. were TO ok
rHlde men who played on our FIRST team
st year from playing on the second thit
voar. "a would be just and necessary tha'
.ou exclude EnsanE and HATFIELD. who
piaved Tor the Male lima last season.
THIS IL our final answer. n you DO no.
cure ~ play us on honest terms. let thu;
POI the end 81 talking. Remember ttu'
Ne. the second Punahou team. will picv
the HiRh school ,eam. that YOU must ~
Toe Judge of who shall play on your team
tut that o. - none Of your business TO saS
W DICKSON.
Captain.
W. AHEEN.
Manager.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-03
BASEBALL TODAY.
4 o. Hall and sens Will Play Kane
hamsha College.

game OF baseball will be played 90
day at 2 p. m. between the mines OF z. q.
wan a Son and Kamehamcha College. OF
the college campus.
This IL the second meeting or theS'
teams. the first game having resulted In
a win for the hardware combination bv q
score Of ia
The r. q. Hall q Son nine have maj
A record this season Of which they have
good reason TO be proud. They have
riayed six games and have not susie ir 81
- single defeat. They have met AMI c"-
reated Puuahou three times. Thee. Davies
A co. twice and Kamehameha once, TIE
t-arns and positions in this afternoon :
tarne are as follows:
n. q. Hall n Son-w. Mana. G.: ".
xaai. D.: r. w. Paris. H.: :. koki, ~.
Il. Reuter-. 3b.: J. Akina. S.: j. Mahoe
ri: g. Hausmann. CT: j. Aylett. IT,: W,
,,Ieasor and Wilikoki. substitutes.
Kamehan.eha-J. Kekuewa, g; W
.erInon. D.: r. Crockett. ID: u. Hdrhot
tie. "a: A. Keanu. 80: ID. Kaai. So ,
-. Jones, RI: r.. Bosewarne CT: a
Richards. A.; ID. Kauhi and 4. Ham1u-
ku. substitutes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-03
OAHU COLLEGE ELEVEN
Hard Luck Experienced il AccIdeDts
to Crack Players.

The foe tball season at Oahu Colleg
pened with bright prospects and an abuu-
dance Of good material, but for differed
reasons one after another has dropped ,u.
Z the race for the teams and the twenty
Two men who are now appearing on III
field will be called upon to play the com
ing games.
During the pasi two weeks the college
team has received some very severe 50 =
backs in that several men have been ir-
ired Brown Is laid up with one leg III
splint Myers. hard rusher and strone
'.fensiVe player, cracked a shoulder bone
in practice and will he unable 10 pla :.
again this year. Williamson has =
sproined hand and Plunkett "a sprained
ankle.
These accidents have necessitat.d =
many changes in the arrangement of the
team that II Is scarcely possible to say 1T
present who will represent the college N
the coming championship games. Despi,
these disbursements, however, the sole
spirit Of the team Is one of dash and de-
termination to win.
November Sd at o'clock the Punahou
second team. which has worked faithful
Throughout the season, will play its firs;
same with the High School and az
o'clock the College team will play another
ractice game with the Alumni
LINEUP.
Second Team-F Walker. re. Dick ssr
captain. TT; Johnston. rg.; L. judd. c.
NcWayne. Lg.: Galbraith, 1t: G.. Judd
e: Deverill. q.b.; Kaulukou, r.h.; Ry-
croft. In; Cruzan, f.b.
College-M. Robinson, 1t; Akina. Cal
hraith. TT: Perry. rig: L. Robinson. C..
dickson. Plunkett. Lg.: A. Walker. | {.
G.. Judd le.; A. Marcallino. OBJ: Kauiu
kou, Williamson. r.h.; j. Marcallino. LII.
Castle( captain. fb.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-03
TENNIS PLAYERS.
High School Pupils Want . Chance
With the Racquet

tennis club has been formed b. soms
CO the High School pupils. IL Is not Torn e
"A much with the idea OF entering the
tennis tournaments as II is for the pur-
pose Of providing facilities for the play
ing OF tennis by the scholars at any time
The committee appointed by the Be-e-
tania Tennis Club to undertake the 1uty
OF raising sufficient funds for the new
courts and club house has commenced
the work OF obtaining pledges of the DIFF
fCTent members as to the amount they
are willing to contribute. The results OF
their efforts have so far been exceedingl
satisfactory. and IL Is expected that opes
atoms will he commenced in short time.
meeting OF the officers OF the TENN :
Association was held yesterday in the OF
fee Of r. O. Hall 4 Son for the purpoS
Of acting on the postponement of the
class doubles tournament. which was 10
have occurred next week. L. was decI,lcl
% postpone the tournament indefinneN
10 enable the Beretanias to move inIo
heir new quarters.
The officers of the Tennis Association
are: President. Gerritt " iider PacifIrD
vice president. r. A X. Ross OBere.anil)
representatives. r. r. Adams Pacific): J.
.Vaterhouse tPacificD: r. II. Paris (Bere-
anfaD: w. G. Parke tBeretania).
The Young Mems Christian Association
intends including tennis in its athletic
cchedule In the near future.