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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-11
BRIGHT GAlETY
AT THE HAWAIIAN

Two of the prettiest and most sue
cessful impromptu dances ever given at
the Hawaiian Hotel were those last Fri
day and Saturday evenings to the
through tourists in the Mongolia and
in the transport Sherman. The hotel
and grounds were gorgeously illuminat-
ed and the decorations were continued
on the same scale as on the 4th of July
ball night.
There was but one expression.
''Fairyland,' from the strangers. The
Ianais were filed with dancers on both
occasions, and each dance lasted until
nearly midnight.
Capt Taggart of the Sherman was
the guest at large dinner party with
his passengers at the hotel last night
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Muslin underwear bargains. Kerr's.
the Gazette Office.
For bargains in hats watch Mrs. C.
L. Dickerson's advertisement to appear
later.
Pictures by new French Method. See
display in HOLSTER Drug Co.'S window.
NJ. Chiron. artist.
Paul Jones' 1S15-a national hero.
19O4-a national favorite. Ask for it at
all first-class bars.
prices cut in two in millinery goods
beginning today at Mrs. C. L. Dick
ersons. 1871 Alakea street.
New kimono dressing jackets. s1.Oo,
at Kerr's.
A number of good pattern-makers
sszAcan secure a good situation by calling
Vat the Honolulu Iron Works office at
once.
A young man wants room. with or
without board. State terms to z. K.
at Advertiser office. Private family
preferred.
Be sure and attend the Curio sale
tomorrow at 10 o'clock at Jas. F. Nor
CANS Auction rooms. Curios now on
exhibition in salesroom.
Sorosis, best women's shoe, at any
price. Full stock at Kerr's; $3.50 pair. :
The we'll known launch "Talula" will
be sold at public auction next Satur-
day. Particulars can be had by appli-
cation to Jas. F. Morgan, the Auc-
tioneer.
Bethesda Water is bottled at the
Bethesda Springs at Waukesba, Wis,
and only new bottles used. 1t is sold
by all druggists and first-class bars.
Carrera & CO.. Agents.
A new schoolhouse is to be built in
public grounds between Likelike and
Punchbowl streets. Plan and specifi-
cation can be seen at the office of the
Superintendent of Public Works.
It would be a wise thing for every
housewife to be familiar with the
quality of the goods she uses. The
Palace and Epicurean Groceries can
be depended on. Waterhouse & Walk
er wholesale agents.
The special fifty per cent reduction
in Ladies neckwear at Pacific Import
Co. will be continued for one week
longer. Many new and stylish styles
to select from. Thew also have 1000
yards of white organizes at special121s
cents a yard.
E. w Jordan & Co., Ltd, are pre-
pairing to return to their original
premises. They will do business at
their temporary quarters, until the last
moment. The bargains still exist, and
will. until they leave their present
location. The Lucky Day last week
was Saturday. July 9Th.
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Vagrancy at Hilo.

From the number of idle Porto
Reans on the streets it would seem
that the police could have a success
full round up of vags. These people
We're brought here to work on sugar
plantations and in order to get them
their transportation expenses were
paid by the planters. Many of them
deserted the service within few days
after their arrival and sought life in
the towns, where they manage to sub
sist without too much sweat on their
brows, even after raiding hen roosts.
There is way to get rid of them and
the way is within the grasp of the
police.-Hawaii Herald.
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PART 7.
PART II.

IntermeZzOS-
new a. Failing Leaves .Heinicke
new b. ''F'leurette'' Wellesley
March-"Jolly Nights new. -. Clark
Schottische-"A Rags (new) Allen
/ Two Step-"Who Dare (new). .Soule
THE Star Spangled Banner"
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President Clowry. of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, holds that
laziness, more than alcohol or anything
else, is responsible for the failures that
men and women make of their lives.
'*All failures are lazy he said, but the
LATEST failure is the tramp. A tramp
knocked at the back door of my cousins
farm in Vermont one hot afternoon.
Lady he said to the cook, will We
spare a poor felier a drink of water
Certainly she answered: here's a
turnbler, and there's the pump Thank
you, kindly said the tramp; and now.
if you'll just work the handle we shan't
be long,"
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LOCAL. BREvIrIEs.

II 4 X X 4 y X X X 4 Il X * X X X X
X
X See the live man-eating shark X
X at the Aquarium. X
4 r
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X at the Aquarium. !
Xxx * n II 4 * * X **F* Xxx X \
The anniversary of the FAN of the
Bastile occurs on Thursday, July IA.
The band concert at Makee Island
yesterday afternoon was we'll attended
Toshio OnGdera of the Hiroshima I'M
migration Company was a returning
passenger by the Mongolia.
There viii be a regular business
meeting of the Pacific Lodge this even
ing at 7:30 O'Clock. a large attend
ance exDected.
Governor Carter and several other
Yale men sent a congratulatory mes
sage to Roosevelt shortly after the lat
ter's nomination at Chicago.
Crowds visited the Aquarium and
beach resorts yesterday. The bathing
was fine, the surf running just high
enough to make it exhiIarating.
K. Yamamoto, Of the firm of S Ko-
jima & Co. of this city, and Mrs. va
mamoto, accompanied by their two chill
dren. returned by the Mongolia from
Japan.
The Rapid Transit has run switch
over the Waikiki bridge in order TO
make repairs to the original railway
structure, so that the whole culvert can
be covered to the full width of the new
boulevard.
The dedicating ceremony of a Budd-
hist temple down Waianae Sunday be-
fore last, the Hawaii Shinpo says. was
big affair. It has stirred up that
usually quiet and isolated corner of
this island to fever heat.
Kingo Ishii, a japanese delegate TO
the International Congress to be held
at st. Louis for the investigation of
the various institutions and statutes
relating to the relief of children. was
among the through passengers in the
Mongolia.
DIR. Baron Kikuchi, ex-Minister of
Education, Prof. DR.. Nobushige Hozu-
mi and DR.. Kitazato have been appoint
ed Japanese delegates to the Educa-
tional Congress at the st. Louis Exhib-
ition. They are expected to pass
through here some time during this
month en- route to the mainland.
The Fifth Annual Report of the Kona
japanese Coffee Company has Just been
published. 1t states that the amount
Rod beats all the previous records of
the company since it came into exist
ence some five years ago. 1t amounted
to 3S7,577.5 pounds and the company
realization for cleaning the same footed
up to s2,494.33.
The date for the dedication OF the
new Odd Fellows building has not been
set yet, but the event will take place in
a few weeks time as the finishing
touches are now being put on the
building. The dedication will be held
on a Sunday and the opening the fol-
lowing day, with a reception in the
evening to lodge members and their
their intimate friends.
For several days past the Hawaii
Shinpo says, "a native representing
himself as an Inspector of the Board
of Health. has been among the Jap
anese and Chinese residences ostensibly
inspecting the sanitary condition of the
places. After an official inspection,
which is very exacting, and with the
inspectors departure. it is claimed, va
rious valuables such as watch. coin or
pocket knives are found to have made
mysterious exit out of coat pants
hanging in the same room which had
just passed through the inspection"
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At EMMA SQUARE.
Program For Public Bsnd Concert
This Evening.

A public band concert will be giver
at Emma square at 1880 this evening
when the following program will b'
played:
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Only Three DRINKS.

Yesterday was remarkably quiet "a
bout the police station. Three DRINKS
were the only offenders arrested up to
a late hour last night
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Ptneapples to the Coast Prepaid

Tropic Fruit Co. will deliver a box
of their fine Wahiawa Pineapples to
any address on the Coast, all charges
prepaid, for less than the freight alone
would cost you See Byron o. Clark,
Manager, or leave orders with F. C.
Enos, agent for Wells. Fargo & Co.,
Masonic block
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18
ST JOHNS

From tnu Uorald.
Thf, Hu been a ruod deal of sIck.
mess boo town tho past week
Jamss iesucur is Boa the mountains
iooE log after sheep interests.
Ranger J. 90 rmrra who was ap.
pointed from Jh.s county 1ys Doc will
b. stationed at Greer Oh, remainder
81 the year
Enrique ispiuusa shot himself Iu
the calf of tho log while out hunting
rabbits. A painful wound was inh'ct
ed. but ls not considered very serious.
VIM Holnto and family left for
Zuni where they will remain until
December. Mr Uolghto has a con.
tract for oyoayatlng and furnishing
10000 bricks FOR tho indian school
thai win bc constructed ly the GOV
eminent
e. s.. Per. wI Hn.Iy formerly
resldcuts Of Co... place, nut now Of
MARTINEZ. have gone 900 So Louis 10
see the fair They 0IIl also 800 20 Mr.
Perkins old homo 100 Kentucky,
whore Mn. porku and children VIII
remain tor two years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

Congressman Rodoy was well
come caller az the Indian school yes.
.crday and he was IN company with
Messrs. Newell. Ensign and McCol.
Iogh, Mr.. Rodoy is a bonoiactor 81
the institution and Is always q vel.
come visitor.
Our farmer 90 busy harvesting HE
FIRST crop OF alfalfa for tho season.
The supervisor OF construction 10
expected today and the work OF erect.
Ing the new ice plant will be- pushed
60 completion ia tho near future
Mrs HolIngsworth from Fort Scott
Kansas, arrived yesterday and was
Installed as cook at the school
Miss Martha a. Englo, who has
been filling the place Of cook for the
past month. returned 10 her position
% housokopor at Acomita last even
lng,
Mrs Anna schanadoro, who haI
been nll.ug the place OF baker wen
10 Camp WhitC0mb today, where Oh,
will spend some time on account o
the illness of hCr little boy. Mrs. X
70. Wilson will nll The place OF bake
Tor the present
school will close on Friday 90 thl
week and a number Of the large boy
will go out TO work during the yaca
ton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18
FLAGSTAFF.

From the Sun.
Mrs. y. y. Rea LETT on a visit 90
los Angeles
Mrs. Lucy Cordos. Of Cords, Ariz.
a. visiting MB. j. ID. Newman
- g GOsnoy and wife are visiting
relatives ia Missouri, and will also
attend the Worlds Fair.
g, r. Phiibrook. principal Of the
williams, schools. was here Wednes-
day lie viii bo one Of the teachers
al the summer session of the North.
crn Arizona Normal
George Rabbit aud family returned
fro.a los Angeles. CAL whore tnoy
had been on trip for three weeks.
While there Mr nabbitt investigated
the oiled roads and streets, and was
very fayurably impressed with the
results on tho California n0ada, and
ne believes that the streets o. Flag.
stat can be oiled a. price that the
city can aiford
A double wedding viii be one 81
the events OF tals week. The AFFAIR
will take place in tho Methodist
church on next Thursday evening.
contracting parties nro Mr. Hugh
Anderson and Miss Margaret Wallace
aud Mr.. William Wallace and Miss
Ethel Anderson an well known young
people OF Flagstaff. A "t.n shower
was given AZ the residence Of l.. T.
Burns Thursday night by the young
lady friends at the brides 10 be-, and
they we're the recipients OF large
number OF useful articles
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18
DEPORTED COLORADO MINERS
WILL RECEIVE FuLL PRoTEC.
TON or THE LAW M NEW
MEXICO n ORDERLY AND
PEACEFUL.

Governor N. A. Otcro ON Monday
received tho following Telegram from
che New York Times:
"Wu you kindly wire tho Times
your views ON the proposed deportar
lion of citizens OF Colorado TO New
Mexico and what measures the terri
.orlal government will tako 20 pre-.
vent this course
10 which the governor replied as
follows.
My view ls that no difference
houId Doe shown between capital and
.IaIor Ip their respective positions go
Jar ms the law is concerned New
Nozico has uo objections ID amy citi.
Gems who respect our laws, and we
lrg we'll able 90 uphold them under
aus and aU conditions % the dcport
.d Uulpus from Colorado conduct
themselves leo q law abiding manner
thoy will ho welcome. 90 not they are
coming to a poor place. as The laws
1f tuis territory will be- upheld, with
out regard to consequences, $50 Ions
rs am governor We VIII not, how
over. tolerate dlctatIof from ans
source. and those Wishing % wori
WIN receive ful protection under oui
laws"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18
KINoMAN

From che Minor
The government is tu construct al
large BUILDING 90 Fort Mohayg '1l tho
use of the Herbert welsh Institute
The brick Will De made at The Fort
and 300 toms of lumber and othor ma.
torals are TO be hauled up the river
from Needles Tho building viii be
one of the haudaomost Of the many
buildings 40 That place.
Miss s. a. Iluloy. principal Of The
Kugman public school during the
past term. departed for her home in
Santa Ana, Cal Miss Finley has
taught this school several terms and
during thc past three years has made
many warm friends, who would be-
pleased 10 have her again with uH
during the next school year
Miss Mabel Ayrcs. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. r. H. Ayrcs. and Morris
Schneider, "a young business man Of
san Francisco wcro married az the
Palace hotel. Rabbi W. r. Levy per
forming the ceremony Miss Ayros ls
known to nearly an the people OF
thIs county, having lived in Corbat
practically all her lfc and 10 them
her many amIablo qualities have en-.
drarcd her May her path through
Ufp hp rose sirpwn.
David Hutton. who has a ranch on
tho west side of the Colorado river
near Cottonwood Island. is irrIgatIng
many acres by water wheels OF his
own invention Tho wheels are SET
on trucks and are run into the cur
. rent of the river ON tracks. The
wheels have bucket attachments that
raise tho water high enough 90 dis
/ charge into a numo. from which q
is carried 10 bitches over the farm
An the produce that can boz raised OF
this ranch Is readily sold az Search
light
Louis Robertson. who was charges
with causing the FIRE that destroyo,
the Harrington house and tho QuIr
ones residence, has been adludgod Ia
sane and taken 90 the asylum al Pho
NNlh. n lNh WNAh VIZ 'AA i'"i " We VI"
case Robertson set Ere 90 the hoBpi
J al to vent his spleen on one Of IN
inmates and when ho saw what d
: had done made use OF tho insan
. dodge 20 oyado punishment. lie Ia
, been disturbing element In the no
J pltal aud considerable complaint wa
b made by Mrs. Sweeney and by u
J. inmates OF the place.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

was said On beautiful words by RIB
b. Kaplan OF this city. 10 the young
couple under a canopy Of green and
white. tho cormony ending with a
shower OF rose leaves Little Aline
stern, the pretty daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs simon stern, dressed On white,
was the beautiful ring bearer
Immediately following the marriage
n bouquet of choice 6'KtadfpHmpu
a banquet OF choice yiands was served
at which the couple were showorod
with congratulations. and at which
the handsome and numerous presents.
Consisting largely Of cut glass and
silynrwaro. were shown.
Tho parlor OF the home was dec.
GRATED in green and white. and dining
room in pink and white.
Tho bride wore a gown ~ white
satceu houisinc. trimmed with point
lace and pearls. and sho carried a
Bi.It. she also wore white veil
fastened with a beautiful pcnchant,
the Fift Of the groom
Tho bridesmaid was Miss Lena
Price. h,r twin sister Her gown was
of pink ,1UDuup. ana she carried q
bouquet ui pink carnations.
Tb, lr1om and bis best man. Dr.
Bloomat,ln 81 DO paso. wore the con
yontloual black.
The newly married couple took tho
south bound train carly this morning
and after a short wedding trip vii
make fUoIr future homo in Ei paso
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18
HoLBRooK.

From the Argus,
Mrs. j. Il. Richards. Of S. Joseph
10 here visiting with Mrs. &c. 81 Barge
man
willis Bros freight seams We're
horo and loaded 10000 pounds OF
freight for Fort Apache.
A crew OF sheep Bhearors arrived
here Sunday from Winslow and have
begun shearng band Of Julius
Wetzlors sheep. about a male below
town
Dick Amos came in from his sheep
camp. io reports a heavy rain az Ten
Miewush. an tanks In that section
are full, enabling stock 10 get ON
Eo0d feed
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Morgan came
down from Show Low and returned
the next day. while here Mr. Morgan
sold bits spring clip TO a A Wander
wort az DO cents per pound.
E. A. Sawyer was up from Wins
low interviewing sheep men, VIII,
pasturod their focka Ia the Salt Rive
VALLEY last winter ,in regard 90 send
ing men over on the Verde river q
gather tho numerous bands Of sheet
reported 20 be ranging Ia that ylcln
ny
Claude Delbdidge arrived her
FROM Pleasant Valley and had a peu
ton drawn up, praying that settlers
who had built homes on Che BlacI
Mesa Forest Reserve since 1895, an
before the boundary lines OF said "a
serve had been surveyed be- all0we
10 remain on the reserve, or THAI th
government pay them fog their GA
pr0vomentB. he was successful 4
getting over one hundred Glnor
here. and intends circulating tho pet
ton throughout Navajo. Apache, Gil
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18
USED KEROSENE
AND THE RESULTS
MRS. WALTER RALPH BADLY
BURNED M A FIRE YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON.

Tho Giro department had o. ruu yes
t,rJay afternoon about $3.50 o'clock
to tae uumu ur Walter Ralph Mrs
Ralph naf lighted q fire Boz The cook
ing stove and the tire no; burning Up
right away She decided 90 try koro.
souo and ud sJ with almost fatal rc.
suits
As soon as .ne nIl touched the Goals,
which were smou,doriug there was a
terrific explosion uud the flames
flow to an parts OF the room. Mrs
Ralph was standing IN front OF tho
stoyo ans received the best part Of
the flames Her dress Immediately
took fire. and In her efforts 20 quonch
the fire ON her person, she came too
close 20 the walls OF tho house. which
were covered with cloth. setting fire
90 the walls Tho fire spread rapidly
90 the other parts Of the house Her
small child was sleeping in another
room at the time, and in her efforts
10 rescue the child Mrs. Ralph was
very badly burned about tho neck and
arms. sho was removed 90 the home
Of Joseph Mooney. az 5l2 Huning av
onuo. where Drs Wroth. poarco and
/ WyldCr dressed her burns. The
house was completely guttod
Mr.. Ralph called 90 The Citizen OF
flee this morning and said that he ha,
| found SIS which was supposed {,
have bcCn lost, and also said Mrs
Ralph was doing nicely this morning
nut that her burns wecr very pain
y H.sf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18
wiNsLow

From che Mail
Miss LILLY Wmdpr. of Gallup, ar.
rived the FIRST Ui che week and is
visiting az the bumo of w. q. Kelly.
Collin Campbell v.E have bic head.
uuarym &C the Canyon p.abIo for
some Time 90 come. as Dee has a large
number 90 sheep ln that vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs Chas BOwuell en-.
tortainCd a few friends Che other cy.
cning. Progressive whist was the or.
der OF the evening. the hon0rs fan.
Ing 10 Mrs. Kidder and Mr. Holmes.
After awarding OF prizes llght &C..
frcshmeuts wee served.
RoH Fcnt0n has been q very busy
man fur several months Three large
brick buildings and several smnlloi
ones together with several hundred
feet Of brick sidewalks, have Kept
him busy burning brick He has al
ready used two largo Nlns this sum
mor and has the third ready for burn
inr. Winslow white brick can't b'
heat Il IA the best of its Kind anJ
the local contractors have found Z
out. No brick SIS being shipped q
Wuslow.
The ladies' Ala society met at IN,
homo Of Mrs. Lanes tho other after
noon. After the business meeting ",
we're asked 90 keep OUT seats, an
cpke and shorbct we're served Thos
present were Mrs Robinson, Mn
Lucy Morse. Mrs j. L. Morse, Mri
Walcott. Mrs Y. L. Moore Mrs. NJ,
Neill. Mrs. seeloy. Mrs. Kldder, Mr..
Ozark. Mrs Letter, Mrs Smith, Mri
Morrison, M Allen. Mrs J HIl
Miss Taylor and Mr. smith
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

wire last Tuesday evening 10 have q
conn AZ the depot ON toe arrival Of
No. !. % appears that a young man
by the name OF Wilkinson, Of Rochoe-
tor. wis. was hurying 10 Tropico
Cal. whore hia mother was very ill,
when be was stricken with heart fail
urc on the train AZ Pinevsta, a station
near Ash Fork. and expired In a few
minutes The body was placed IN The
conn and shipped 10 the nome Of tho
parents az Tropico. Tho mother was
so 900 that the ncws OF tho death Of
the SON WIS kcrt from hor--King.
man. Arizona. Miner
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18
WILLIAMS


I'N 900. HN'".
Mrs. WIN. Nichols came FROM San
Beuardluo. accompanied by her
young son. for a visit with relatives.
p. q. Poison departed for a ten days
visit at Los Angeles. Long Beach, San
Diego and other Southern California
points With hl family
Miss I4lly Wakefield, who has been
IN California for some time. spent
Monday here. the guest OF Mrs. j, G.
Pholan, while on her return trip col
WlnslOw
John u Page departed last Sntur
day for his old home az Proctor. VI.
The trip Is made that he may assist
ia Strengthening out his deceased
brothers tW r. pagel business af.
falra he will Dee absent about a
month
Mrs. d. J Creighton. accompanied
/ by her son and daughter Chris and
Alice. and Charles Mansfield. son OF
tho editor of the San Francisco Call.
arrived here from the Golden Gate
| city, expecting 90 remain about two
months
/ =. O Mas was struck iu the stom.
aoh az Anita by piece OF heavy ma
chInery. and while % has caused him
some suffering is 90 nowiso serious.
| Mr. Mas expects to leave next week
/ for Boston. upon the return of Todd
/ C Woodwork
Mrs John Y Mcdonald departed
for Los Angeles whore she expects 90
reside Ga the future. Sho will prob
ably DO Joined thoro about the Use
of July by her husband when ar
ungomcnts for building a cosy home
will bo perfected OF course John X,
does not expect f0 leave these parts
permanently
Tho other day a force OF six men
under direction OF Contractor kilgore
started work on the new addition 20
the T. o. o. r. hall u IS planned 70
add fortyhyo feet to the length Of
the building, the whole OF the build
ing viii be raised about four feet and
la stage placed on the south side. The
oXtorIor will be covered with rustic
and painted, and whom completed will
present o good appearance.
49, jumping the town something
over week ago and leaving a few
unsettled bills, H. Duncan preclpl
q ID a bunch Of trouble for his part
ner W. p. Finley. Shortly after Dun
cans disappearance s. nardon, who
had been employed by Finncy a. Dun
can In che sash and door department
, OF the local mlll. fearing be could no
/ get his wages, got out a writ OF at
tachmout ON the stock Mr Nnuel
appeared before Judge Ranney an'
had the matter satisfactorily settled
last Sunday a number OF y0unI
I men had an alteration on seoon'
/. street opposite the old pOatOihce build
. Ing. II started out Va fun and endo
!. up lu a free forall nght, ia which onl
7 ono Of tho contestants. however, =,
colygd a black eye. Warrants wcr
sworn out for three Of the boys un
I, 10 Judge Ranney's court John NollII
Hanford Scott and Fred schlndlt
I, we're fnod t5 each, In rendering III
!, decision the court stated THAI theT
\ was too much rowdysm displayed O
the streets by some OF our youngsteI
y and while he made tho hho 90 iigl
y az possible. he trusted Il would
lesson 70 othorP not 10 engage
I street broils.