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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-13
THE SILENT CALL.

(HOnOrabIe MentlOn.) >
On certain night last incident oc-;
Cured for which shall always remember that date
Something had happened during the day which made
feel that it would be better if mama, who away
at the time, at home I dwell the thought of
wanting her at home all day, and it seemed if
could not stand having her away any longer. When
went to bed that night it very long time before
I could to sleep, and when did it only to
awake to find myself crying, Mama, mama!" It
seemed if somebody answered me, but whether she
did or didn't, went to sleep content.
The next evening when papa and I reading,
who should walk in but mama! I asked her how she
happened to home just when wanted her so
badly, and she said that the night before the feeling
her that wanted her she thought
she would surprise u.s. she did. Everything all
right since she had home, but neither of
has good explanation for the strange answering
Of my call the night before.
A Eighth Grade, Helen G. Woodruff,
Whittier School. 2546 Grand Avenue S.
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the ground, that only saved the change
of the wind. The men at the picnic proved great
help, and one poor fellow received for his
pains tub of water down his neck. At last it was
burned to the ground and weeks after charred shin
giles found in the fields which had been carried
by the wind. If it had not been for the heavy rain
the fire would have burned the grain in the fields
Seventh Grade, lima Fraiken,
Irving School. 1904 Sixteenth Avenue S.
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Summer before last went the country TO
spend our summer vacation. We rented a small house
in the woods My sister and used enjoy riding on
the hay rack and watching the men put the hay into
the barn. They used to the hay the barn with
pitchfork. But they have a great fork that
runs along the ceiling of the barn. They fasten rope
to the horses and the other end is attached to the
fork. stands top the load and pushes the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-12-16

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-12-16
Recorded Dec 7 1904

Tom Ping Yee to Tom Quail B S; int
in lilo share in Hop Wo Co, Manoa
valley, Honolulu oahu. $40. B 265, p
319. Dated Aug 2, 1904.
Maria Ramao and hsb CA. RI to
Francisco Marques, NJ; lot A. blk F,
kaiulani tract, Honolulu, Oahu. 500.
B 26O, 1923. Dated Nov %, 1904.
James Paikai and VT to NJ w Tschu-
di TT. d; r p 1890, kul 22S1B, Paalaa,
Waialua, Oahu. 500. B 264, 236.
Dated Dec 3 1904.
Hawn Fruit & Plant Co, Ltd, ct al
to Wahiawa Water Co, Ltd, Assmt of
land license dated Apr 6, 1901. ST. b
265, 800. Dated Apr IS, 1908
A w Eames to Wahiawa Water Co.
Ltd d; int in pors of Kaukonahua
Gulch; streams of water; r w for
fumes bitches, etc, Waianae and Wal
alua, Oahu. 81. b 264, 23S. Dated
Oct 5, 1904.
Bishop & Co to Lai Tim ct al Rel;
pcs land, Dowsett Lane, Honolulu,
Oahu $4,000. b 196, p 81. Dated Jan
81, 1902
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-12-16
EVERYTHING READY
FOR CHINESE FAIR

There was a large and enthusiastic
meeting of the committees and ladies
interested in the success of st. Peters
fair held at the residence of Mrs. w.
M. Graham yesterday afternoon, at
which the costumes to be worn by the
ladies were distributed.
The buildings of this miniature Chi
nese city are well under way of con-
struction. The jolly wax works COM
mittee promise an entertainment that
will be sumner while numerous an
gels Will grace the butterfly party.
AS for the chop suey booth. from the
numerous private parties already form
ed and the rapid sale of these especial
chop suey tickets, it is requested that
those desiring to partake of this noted
chinese dish will purchase their tick
cts as soon as possible so that the
committee may be fully and amply
prepared to supply the required de-
mand.
The other committees report that all
will be in readiness to supply the
wants of the most fastidious from a
baby doll to a house and lot at very
reasonable rates. Change will be re-
turned in all cases.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-12-16
Recorded Dec 6. 1901.

| Iokewe Kuapuu and VT to Waianae
Company, NJ; 1-2 int in r p 215l. ku
SS4, Kuaiwa, Waianae. Oahu. 5000. E
2s7, p AS. Dated Dec s. 1904.
Port Mutual Ben Socy of Hawaii tc
Manuel Fernandes, Rel; rear por OF
lots and 8. blk C, Asylum road, Ho-
nolulu, oahu. $500. B 259, p IS. Dated
Dec 3, 1904.
Manuel Fernandez to Manuel
Baptista, d; por kul 4O34, Asylum road
Honolulu. oahu. $500. b 261, p 499
Dated Dec ., 1904.
Anthony n Gilman and WI to Pioneer
Bldg & Loan Assn of Haw NJ; gr 1922,
Kulaokahua, Honolulu. oahu. $500. B
267, 81. Dated Dec 5, 1904.
Keawe (w) to Lupo (w) ct al, D;
APPS 1 and q r P 1141, kul 1868, Haki-
pun, Koolaupoko. Oahu. 81. 264, p
2S6. Dated Sept Is, 1904.
H NJ Dow by judge, bankrpcy judg-
ment; H NJ Dow adjudged a bankrupt.
265, 314. Dated Nov Z, 1904.
II NJ Dow by referee to C r Hemen-
way tr, appt Tr & Apprvl Bond; trus-
tee in bankruptcy of II NJ Dow. B 265,
p S14. Dated Nov 80 1904.
David X Naone and VT to Dunno,
M; por r p 1862 kul 1876 and bldgs cor
South and Kawaiahao streets, Homo
lulu, Oahu. $3.50. B 267, SO. Dated
Dec /, 1904.
Albert N Campbell tr to Elizabeth
Wright Rel; int in est Of Jose Espinda
dec, Lahaina, etc, Maui. 5000. b 244,
404. Dated Dec 1904,
Sun Kwong Sing Wal Co, Co P D;
rice planting, etc, Hanamaulu, etc, Ka-
uai. Cap stock $4,000 B 265, S15.
Dated Nov 80, 1904
Bank of Hawaii Ltd to H NJ Dow,
Rel; por gr 1923 bldgs ETC. Merchant st,
Honolulu, Oahu; lot blk / and lots s
and blk 3, Pearl City, Eva, Honolulu,
oahu; lots 1 to dncD blk E, Kapio-
lani Park Add, Honolulu, Oahu $4,000.
B 1877, $50. Dated Dec 2, 1904.
s c Allen Est of by trs to Henry
Smith, Rel; IA int in ahp, Kaholalele,
Hamakua, Hawaii. $4,000. B 256, o 49S.
Dated Sept -, 1904.
Entered for Record Dec a. 1904.
Rachel X Hayselden to William G.
III '''''' .'.'.................. ID
Lydia Coan to Mrs Sarah c
waters Observation-Disclosures. D
Henry Vieira Jr and VT to Henry
Nieira Sr Observation-Disclosures. D
Henry Vieira Sr to E H F Wolter
~ .'''..''''.'.... ................ NJ
Manaiula Waipa and hsb to Paa-
hama Kamaile NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. d
Paahana kamaile to F Waipa Aka
ia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. d
Young Hun by atty to Mutual Bldg
d Loan Soc of Haw. NJ
Anton NJ Caldeira and VT to ] w
riellllHS ...................., ID
Lucy LAM ct al to Waikiki Sugar
70 I@lu .'....... .................... l.
Walter A Ali to Chang Yum Chap
ct al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Rel
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-12-16
ATTEMPTED STRIKE
ON GARDEN ISLE

A week ago yesterday there was an
japanese cane cutters at McBryde plan
tation on Kauai. They were to receive
a couple of cents more per ton than the
men at Waialua compromised for, and
yet they were not satisfied. The cutters
managed to get the mill hands to join
them, but Manager Stodart got around
that by putting Chinese and Portuguese
in their places, and the mill began
grinding without trouble. The cutters
saw that the strike was liable to be
failure and tried to compromise by
splitting the difference. but Mr.. Stod-
art refused. The mill hands feared
the loss Of their jobs and gave in and
soon the cane cutters followed suit.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-12-16
PROMINENT PUBLISHER EN-
DORSES CHAMBERI.AIN'S
COUGH REMEDY.

Mr.. Leon C. Streeter, proprietor of
the Worcester, Cape Colony, Standard
says: For the past seven years. or
since we have been in South Africa.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has al
ways been kept in our household. My
wife has found it to be invaluable with
the children and croupy symptoms
have disappeared with astonishing but
pleasing rapidity under its influence"
For sale by All Dealers and Druggists.
Benson Smith G. Co., Ltd, Agents for
Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-12-16

II wonder what 1t is" said the family
man, that makes landlords and jan
itors dislike to have small children in
flats" The small children, / guess"
replied the savage bachelor. -Philadel-
phia Public Ledger.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-12-16

Kopaea ct al by Aft of mtgee to
Est OF c Allen. .................F "A
Kapoluhi (w) to James Paikai...... d
Hawn Fruit & Plant Co Ltd ct ali
to wahiawa Water Co Ltd........ d
Hawn Fruit G. Plant Co Ltd ct ali
TO wahiawa Water Co Ltd....... d
All Kai Kan to Lin Hop Wal Cob S
\ 2 Hadley by atty to c All Nee. r
Entered for Record Dec. 10, 1904.
John Kahuli ct ali to L l. McCand-
less. ...................... u
Est of Robert w Holt by tr to Geo
Lucas Ut ................ II
John Paaluhi to Akana. L
r A Lyman to Hawp Agricultural
kahanuu Meek to Dowsett Co Ltd. l.
Maikaaloa Kaiwi ct al to L Y Aiona d
Kopaea ct al by mtgees and attys
to George r Carter. D
Emma V Harrison and hsb to Edith
NJ Davies NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. d
Rose X Kapu and hsb to C w
SPITE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. M
Robert p Waipa and VT to Henry
II Renton OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. d
S Nishiguchi to A Cantin. .......AH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-12-16
FOR BABY'S SKIN
SCALP and HAIR
Something for Mothers to Think About

EVERY CHILD born into the world with an
inherited or early developed tendency to distress
ing, disfiguring humours Of the skin, scalp and
blood, becomes an object of the most tender
so1icitude, not only because of it's suffering but
because of the dreadful fear that the disGguration
is to be lifelong and mar its future happiness
and prosperity. Hence it becomes the duty of
mothers of such afflicted children to acquaint
themselves with the best, the purest, and most
effective treatment available.
and and gentle applications onenn itching
Inflammation,
cases mild doses OF all that DO desired for allie
out worried mothers has been demonstrated countless homes
cure and great economy leave nothing
Complete External Humour
the
N. w
LID Cape Town Glow BABY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-12-16
AL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Entered for Record Dec. II. 1904.
Auwekoolani ct ali by Cmr to
+rry Burns .................... II
" Burns and WI to r A Wads-
oOrtn .......s......s.. M
xakehau (w) to Jerry Burns. r D
S Desky and WI to John E
i Rocha and VT to Joaquin Car
tiHO 's'.'.''.'s '''''''..'ss' -
IA Kupahu and hsb to G ] Bee
Xer ct al ..................... l.
X A Aiona and hsb to Harriet
| COan .........,.......... M
lie H Kealoha and hsb to w T
IoDinSon ................ M
lpuni (w) to Thomas Pahu ct al D
Bannister and WI to Akeo..... L
liam b Rice and WI to Hawn
saity & Mat Co Ltd............. NJ
lbiolani Estate Ltd to D Dayton. e L
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-12-16
CASTLE & COOKE CO.. Id
HONOLULU.
Commission Merchants
SUGAR FACTORS.

AGENTS FOR
The Eva Plantation Company.
The waialua Agricultural Co.. Ltd.
The Kohala Cugar Company.
he Walnea Sugar Mill Company.
he Fulton Iron Works. st. Louis. No.
The Star dad oil Company.
The George F. Blake Eteam Pumps.
Weston's Centrifugals.
The New England Mutual Life Insur-
snce Company, Of Boston.
The Aetna Insurance Co., Of Hart
ford, Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Company. Of
London.
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salt Lake are visiting relatives in our
city.
Rev r. X Evans. rector of the Epis-
COpal church, and his family left Monday
for New York. which wil3 Zee his future
home. They have left many warm frien
behind them.
Miss Ada Potter. daughter of Judge c..
NJ. Potter of Cheyenne, is Jhc guest of
Miss Grace Foote.
Miss Susie cullen of the High school
left Saturday for "a few days visit with
salt Lake friends. after which she expects
to spend her summer In the east.
Miss Madge Bliss and sister left Monday
evening for Michigan to spend the sum
mer
Miss isabelle D0ig left this week for
her eastern home and viii spcnd some
days at the World'h fair.
DR. and Mrs. O.. S. D0wuey entertained
large company of friends an whist Fri-
Attorney David Thomas captured the
prizes. Delicious refreshments ana mu-
sic ended q most delightful evening
Mrs Guthrie OF Ogden is the guest of
DR. and Mrs Roth.
Mrs. d. Alyord and Miss KITTY Merit
sheimer entertained at a chafing dish tea
Friday afternoon in honor of Miss Potter
Of Cheyenne.
Miss Flora Blackburn, sister OF Judge
$. T. Corn of Cheyenne. IS the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stone.
Miss Ruth Hilhard of ogden arrived
Thursday for few days visit with Miss
Grace EOOte.
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RTNGHAM

Eugene chandler and ID. A. J.. Iugles-
by delightfully."- entertained The Bingham
Whist club Saturday evening an the
apartments of the latter. The apartments
were tastefuliy and beautifully decorated.
Banks OF wild flowers graced the cor
uers. and immense japanese umbrellas
We're suspended from the ceiling. which
gave z charming effect 90 tins scene OF
gaiety- The tally cars Wele designed b3
Mr Chandler and were uruamented bE
original pen drawings OF the IDEAL Ieu-
ton ana his proEerbial pipe. Every fea-
ture of the occasion was unique and Ieu-
tonic iu the eTtreue. AH elaborate lunch
was served and Tie national beverage was
served in stems. Excellent taste prevailed
In every detail. Prizes were awarded TO
Mrs. o. IL Roberts 1lr T. a. Roberts,
Mrs. r. e.. 6mediey ALr. .. Bougard.
Iae guests were Air- and MIS-. Francis
Quinn. Mr. and Ar. Win Strickiey Mr.
and Mrs c. 1T. Roberts, 1lT. ana AIRS
o. j. Roberts Mr. and Mrs ~. H.
Dunn. SIR and Mrs. ~ 81 smith. blrs.
Fre6 West. DR. and Airs. Smedley. Mr.
and Mrs WorJhiDEton Clark Mrs David
Feacheucr. AIRS, Waiter Ward. Miss May
Bougard Miss Ruth Bougard. Miss
sheets. Miss Blanche SrricktaF Miss
Walker Mss H0rnhucEle. Messrs. Jay
Mitchell. i. Boueard. a. Heaston. Wood.
T. Chandler. DTS. A. . lngiesby stock
ham. F. u. Stroupe W. IL RothH ell, A.
H0llander
DIR. r. q. smedley mes wth an accident
Wednesday. cutting ms head FEW
Mr. and Mrs Jaeop soderiaud and Fred
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RICHFIELD.

The first lawn party of the season was
given by Mrs. III j.. Moule of this city.
ice cream, strawberries and other Celica-
cles were served. The guests were: Mes
danes O. w Snyder and H. IT, FaSsmore
Of El5iuore. II. Erickson, E- T. Peterson.
T. Keller. Mason R. III. Keen and Misses
Laura Peterson and Bessie Keen.
W. H. j. Dotson Of salt Lake visited
Win his daughter. Airs. H. ID. Gentry.
this week
S. Reehuitzer of CirelevHle Piute coun-
rs is spendiug few weeks in This city.
aIs. E. - oeegmiller Of Sigurd visited
iH kichfeId This week It Is the inten-
ton Or Mr. and Mrs Seegmiiier to move
~ tnia city bon the near future
~ - Nelson. editor Of the MauU Mes
senEcr. was lH the city the past week.
il. a. Hansen, who recently sold Qua
MS drug store in salt Lake Is visiting
ana airs. j. ~ Hansen, and le may de-
elae - 50 into mining in This country.
A. a. Hunter or Coyote. Garfield couu-
rs spent the past week Boz Hichfeid with
lis 90 Inend. J. Cuddeback, previous 20
lis death
John Heed OF saUua was i'm RiehnaId
lne past week ln the interest or the new
electric light company. Mr.. Hood will
pfopaply le given employment Win che
company in which case ne VIII move
with his family here.
Miss Ella Hansen. who has had charge
o. the Me hodist school at Marysvale
the past wear, having completed her work.
ia this city
Prank Nartenes of Monroe has gone
CT trip % Idaho and Wyoming.
John 1duahfrE came down Irlnl hlm-
berry teW ea5s $50 ari "as nH ei
60 oiefia Aalmquist ~ sisura. they
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Peterson and children left Thursday for
Finland. their old home. They viii oe
gone indefinitely.
Miss Cora Hooking is visiting friends at
Mrs Verr8n returned Tuesday from
salt Lake.
Eugene Chandler was on the incoming
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brink returned
Thursday from Salt Lake, where they
spent Decoration day ana visiting reia-
tiVes.
Edward Carlson returned Thursday
after several days visit at the capital.
Mrs. e.. H. Roberts returns Sunday from
American Fork, where she mas been VS.
itig the past week.
Mrs. Michael CaVanaugh returned sun
day from Salt Lake.
The Womens Unity club met Wednes-
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Strick-
gEamme were Mrs Walter Ward, Mrs.
viii StriCkley. The club adjourned 20
meet Sept. z, at the home Of Mrs, Michael
Fitzgerald.
Mrs Fred Miller is spending the week
in camp visiting friends.
The whist panty given Tuesday even
ing at Society hall by Ruth Rebekka lodge
No. Z was very pleasant dttaLlr- very
pretty prizes were awarded Lunch was
served 60 about fifty guests
Jerome Ireland was on the outgoing
train Monday for Salt Lake.
simpson KING gave their regular
dancing lessons Friday evening, ending in
an informal hop until T.
The Wednesday evening dance given
by Simpson q King, dancing teachers,
was very enjoyable party and. as usual
brought out large number Of youns peo-
oie.
Mrs. John Jimpson and son, Aaron, left
Tuesday for AtchisOn Kan. Tor a visit
with Mrs Charlie Haskiu. daughter OF
Mrs. Jlmpson.
Highland lodge No. q VIII give bene-
lit dance for Mrs. Lind widow of the
late August Lind, at Upper Bingham hal.
June 90.
Mrs D. J Roberts and Mrs. r.. ~ Sims
drove 10 West Jordan to spend Sunday
with Mrs. Drown. mother or Mrs. Roberts.
A. " Anderson was on the incoming
train sunday.
Robert Wells Left last week for ST. Louis
ana other points oil interest in the east
Lee Jones is expected home from the
coast. lie viii very shortly remove his
family to California his health being
much improved bF his stay there.
Paul SunGy of Highland Boy returned
Tuesday from a few days Visit at the
metropolis.
AIRS. John Jimpson. jr.. left sunday f0I
Salt Lake where she VIII reside iH tina
future. Station Agent Bird and family
viii occupy the Jimpson residence
Posters are an for the Fl0t0 circus tl
visit the camp June III.
Card are Our Tor Che Rooney M eaVes
wedding. 10 take place iu Salt Lake June
Mrs Leslie Zoe Ford returned Wednes-
cav from Salt Lake.
Decoration was observed by over 1s
people 81 the camp SPECIAL train Ha'
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viii make their home on Gold mountain
for the present
FRANK HawIey has returned TO Central
after visit out 90 CaHcntes.
Mrs. O.. W. Snyder of EIsiuCTc is visit
Ing with her mother Mrs William Mont
gomerN i'm Salt Lake.
ii. A. Abbott of Annabella has gone
10 ldahO talls tor q time.
Mr. and Mrs Dwight Meteor of this
city visited friends in Kimberly the past
week.
Miss Clara Peterson of Ephraim spent
the past week with her mother in Glen
wood.
.. W. Dawson has returned from
SLateliue ana intends to locate here.
Mrs. arthur Keller has moved from
Kimberly % Monroe for the summer
Claud HdWley and Earnest Greenwood
have returned to their homes jn Central
dLter am absence all winter at school.
Mrs Nels Larson of EIsinore has joined
her husband at Suuuyside.
George Wilkinson of Annabella has
gone To Butte. Mont. for tnc ummer.
Mrs. Frank Winu and erildlen of kim
berry visited iu RieHfield che past wee b.
Miss Josephine Anderson has rftUTr ed
to Glenwood from a visit u relatives in
Eghraim
Drs. ]. J. and Fred steiner Of TIimber-
Is were iu RiChfieid the East week.
M. +. Murray and Ole Larsen returned
from a visit to Epnraim Inc past NCeR-
Charles Nazer has returned 90 Monroe
after am absence }f several months in
Nevada
relatives ia E9hraim.
~ W. DyChes. W1o caught enc of the
departments in the -t1nWoJd schools the
past season. visited IU I1lsinore the past
week. previous 10 his departure erI his
home in Sanpete county.
MIS- Erastus Anderson Of Anna hfIa is
visiting with relatives iu Koosharem tLis
Treasurer A. A. Ban p~ the Anuie Tau
rie company Is spending lew DAYS at
Kimberly
Miss Annie Olson has r. turnaJ TO Cen
trail after a season spent n GtuiuWcod
teaching school.
Miss Rebecca Christensen has gone to
Les Angeles TO spend q rev weeks with "a
sister.
Miss Clay Alfred has returned to her
home iu Saiina for tre SUNNI r. having
fAshed her school R9rk hers Tor this
SCISSOR.
Misses " Clark AMI Net-ie Warnocz
have returned from Provo 10 their homes
in Monroe having spent tue past season
ar school
Eugene Gray has returned 70 Central
from EphFaim-
lIiss Carrie Marquee cds3n has returned
20 her home jn Elsin0re.
John WestWood 81 f-frCitFitlc visited
friends in Auuabclia The past week.
F. II HOFFMAN,. = j. stewart and c.
Bean made trlp To Ninbctiy The
past week.
Mr and Mrs. j. L. Despair have gone
ON visit 90 relatives in Ssnpete county.
after which theF viii spend the summer
SD sdit Lake IltV. AF. Despair was one
of tho tcachcr1 a GicnHDod the past sea-
sou-
William Jehnsoa Of CirelevHle was 10
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1zla.suu .....-...........--.-...,. College band
The graduates are named below with de-
gree of bachelor Of arts: John H. Kemp
and Ernest William PETERSON.
With certificates normal course. Amy
Matilda Fonnesbeck, Edward James Glib
bOnss ROsabel Hall, Edgar Charles Lind
say. Farley Erastus Peterson Edgar
Monroe Wright
Academic course: Olga Busch David
Business course: Joseph A. Geddes,
Joseph John Hill Jr., George L. Rces, Ray
Shurtliff, Alma some, William Williams.
Special certificates. short business
course. James Campbell. Orson Anthem
Christensen, jefferson Charles Coffin
Congressman Howell in his address to
the graduates departed from the usual
line of such speeches, and discussed the
question Of marriage. urging the gFadu-
ates not TO defer their entry TO matri-
mouy. after finding q suitable companion
Education that causes a young man 10
shirk the duties of matrim0ny Is faulty.
said he, and I want TO protest against
the idea that is growing among our young
men that they must defer marrying until
they are able to equip home in modern
style
"A good woman viii prove a help to any
young man. Z know that from personal
experience and while my experience has
not been as large and SOlOmOnfc as that
of some of my brethren and sisters, /
think I can speak advisedly on this mat
ter. Graduates set married as soon as
You can
I'm his closing remarks Mr.. Howell made
q statement that indicates that he has
luxury. Said he: III any of you desire
10 tread political paths and TO enter OF
ucial life first attain a competence, for
You cannot achieve success in those di-
rectIons without it.
AfnNaNaaAsEa