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Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01
Cant.

Large attendance at Children's
Day exerc Uses Sunday and the
day was very pleasantly spent.
Miss Alma Smith has a new
piano.
James Loren is at home from
the Gem City business college.
Mrs. Annie Vance is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Creason, in Kansas
City.
Geo. Vannetta and family of
Bowling Green are visiting rela-
tives here.
Miss Mabel Sutherland of near
CentraIia is visiting Miss Rosine
Fuhrer.
Ollie Faddis and family north
Of Centralia visited s. P.Cunning-
ham here Saturday.
+. l.. Horton of Wheeling, Mo. F.,
has been employed TO teach the
winter term of school here at
$4,000 per month.
There will be an ice cream and
strawberry festival at Cant Satur-
day night, June Bird. The proceeds
will be used in building hall.
Everybody cordially invited to at,
tend.
Bob Barnes sold Al 100 10. hogs
to G. Il Brown at Gets, per ID.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01
STROThER,

Cooper Alverson of Paris was
the guest Of friends here Sunday
Mrs. Lee Turner is improving.
Miss Julia Caplinger of Paris
and Miss Estelle Boatman of Mex
leo will teach our school this win
ter.
Miss Sallye Story visited rela-
tives near Santa Fe Saturday.
Miss Maggie Mattingly attended
commencement at Paris, Friday
night.
Quite number from here en-
joyed the ice cream supper at San.
ia Fe Saturday night.
Miss Mollie Wilkerson is home
from school at Mexico.
VIM. Smith and family from
near Paris were the guests of FIT.
Smith Saturday and Sunday.
VIM. Grubbs and wife went to
Mexico Wednesday to visit the
latter's brother, r. L. Story.
r. G. Vowel was the guest of
his daughter, Mrs. r. A. Hanger,
at,Santa Fe Sunday.
Harry Story sold sheep to VIM.
Mundy at 31ac per ID.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

The Mexico Brick Co. now EN-
ploys about thirty men. The
company is putting in place a
monster repress and they will soon
have a capacity for making 25,-
600 brick Il day.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

Mr.. C.. G. Lucas and wife of
Santa Fe leave today for an ex-
tended visit at Swoope, Virginia.
Glad to learn of Mrs. Lucas re-
turning health.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01
Local Option Agitation.

Wellsville, Mo-, May ga
mass meeting of the temperance
workers of the county assembled
in the court house at Montgomery
this afternoon and arranged for an
active local option campaign.
Chairman Gupton of the Demo.
cratic committee aud Chairman
Nuns of the Republican committee
have been chosen chairman and
secretary, respectively, of the local
option campaign. The county
court has called a special election
for June 10th, when the question
as to whether saloons will be IL
censed in Montgomery county will
be settled. The reports from the
different towns and sections of the
county this afternoon greatly en-
courage the temperance people.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

Mrs. Oscar Owens brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Grubbs of
Monroe county, were called to the
bedside of DR.. Story last Wedues-
day, who is very sick at the Plan
tiers Hotel in Mexico. DR.. Story
lis a brother of Mrs. Grubbs. He
has been in Idaho for several years
practicing medicine, His health
gave way from overwork of his
professions is on his way tohis
old home in Monroe county to rest
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

The commencement of Garfield
(col.) High School in Mexico was
held last Friday night. The grad
uates-Chas. A. Cooper, Matte
N. Scott, Halle r. Holt, Emma / .
Gray, Eva L. Mcdonald and Lin
ME A. White--were addressed by
Rev. j. E. Rogers.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01
Figures Can't Lie

Mrs. Sloper's Slayey-Please, mum,
the doctor says as l don't ave sleep
enough.
Mrs. Sloper-What nonsense! Why,
you 10 to bed at u and get up at six, and
2 and 6 is is, and if is hours amt
enough-well, then!-Ally Sloper.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01
aainine tbe captain,a Enr.

Captain-Well, what do you want?
Tramp-Captain, believe me, I'm no
ordinary beggar, was at the front.
Captain with INTEREST,"
Tramp-Yes, sir; but couldn't make
anybody hear, so l came round to the
back.-Tit-Bits
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01
Just the Thing.

"Are you going to visit at the horse
show this year,"
Il don't keep turnout"
whats that got to do with it,"
why, have nothing to exhibit"
"You have a new gown from Paris,
haven't you"-Houston Post.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

Laddonia is making ready for a
big Fourth of July celebration.
The following committees are at
work: On program and printing,
w. H. Beal, P. H. Derrick and
Q. c. Denmark; on privileges, T.
S. Pearson and j. A. Pierce;
speakers, Judge J. j. Alexander.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

Company F, National Guard of
Missouri, in charge of Lieutenant
Chas. G. Head on Decoration Day,
Tuesday, marched to the cemetery
and decorated the grave of their
late comrade, Richard F. Mason,
who died in st. Louis while a
member of the old Co. l., L. S. v.
1898.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

Decoration Day was largely OBJ
served at Laddomia. Rev. J. G.
Bell preached at the NJ. L. church
and the other pastors of the town
lent assistance. The graves of
the dead at the cemetery were
decorated.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01
up and recuperate. His wife and
two children accompany him and
two children remain in Idaho.

THE Art Exhibit at Hardin, May
q and %, this year eclipsed that
of any preceding year. A large
number Of those present Friday
evening went back the next day,
and all the time the attractive
rooms were filled with throng of
interested guests. Mexico is to be
congratulated upon having so much
in our schools that is elevating.
That our citizens appreciate this
is attested in the fact that of the
Seniors in Art this year are Edith
Etheridge, Stella Robertson, Vera
Smith and Lutte Vaughn, all home
girls. The china tables also show
excellent home talent, Among the
Mexico young ladies who had fine
displays of china in the depart
ment of Ceramics are Mrs. G.. A.
Ross, Misses Ollie Ross, Frances
Clark, Louise Lakeland, Nellie
Hill, Carrie Jesse and Mrs. Cortez
EdmOnston. More than a hum
dred studies and pictures were in
the exhibit and one thousand
pieces of China. 'Rah for Hardin
College.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

She-I had a delightful chat with
young Simpkins last evening.
He-Indeed! Why, everybody says
he is stupid, and never says any
hing.
She-Yes; but he's an excellent lis
tener.-Casselrs.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

Henry Moore and wife of Perry
visited Mrs. Moore's parents in
Mexico last week, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Clendenin. Henry Moore
and the MESSAGE editor used to
attend the same school down on
Lick Creek, this county. He now
has a daughter who is grown and
married-married to a preacher,
Ed. G.. D. Edwards, and they
have a little son, Corwine, named
after the famous Christian preacher
Corwine. Ed. Edwards and wife
and child sail soon from SanIFran-
cisco for Honolulu, where Mr.. Ed
wards will have charge of the
Christian church for two years. He
gets a salary Of $1,000 a year and
a parsonage to live in. Honolulu
has a population of 10000, Is, 900
az whom are Americans. We wish
this family a pleasant trip, a
happy soiourn while there and
safe return 10 America, their ma
tive land.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

The board of appraisers, APP
pointed by the Circuit Court, S. P.
EmmOns, Henry Edmonds and
Judge j. E. Lewis, Tuesday OF
this week reported their value OF
the Lawder land, east of Mexico,
which the C. & A. r. X wishes to
use in the Strengthening of their
track. The land is a fraction
over II acres and was valued at
81, 900. The crop on it was val.
ued at $7j additional.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

Mrs. Charles Owens, east of
Mexico, is seriously i'll and not ex.
pected to recover. Mrs. Emma
Hooker Of Centralia has been at
her bedside.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

Miss Elsie Corder fell from the
merry go.rOund in Mexico Friday
night and her face came in con-
tact with the head of one of the
hobby horses and she was painful
ly wounded and bruised.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

the Woods were we'll done. Alto
gether all the students acquitted
themselves well.
ZOla Beal and Ruth Mason tied
for the prize offered for the best
years work and each received an
award.
Miss Elizabeth Shannon, the
teacher, is a daughter of Prof. II.
d. Shannon former State Superin-
tendent Of Schools, now occupying
the chair of sciences at Warrens.
burg, has not only shown much
talent but untiring energy in the
years work.
Many pieces of manual training
work, which was done under the
guidance Of Prof. MARYLAND, were
also on exhibition. The basket
weaving by the younger pupils was
excellent.
The public school children enjoy
many adva ntages denied to their
pa rents, who in their school days
had to smuggle and hide every bit
of drawing and manual work which
was prompted by the exuberance
of young life.
'Rah for the Mexico public
schools and the great public school
system of our State and country.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01
han ct al. continued

han ct al, continued
10 Suzee Storr VS. G + Toalson,
continued
IL Edward G Spence VS. Nellie
r Spence, continued
IL In the matter Of Thos A Nc.
Intyre, trustee of Thos w Harri-
son, continued
13 In the matter of Thos A Nc.
lntyre, trustee of RW Harrison,
continued
IA In the matter of Thos A Nc
Intyre, trustee of w G Harrison,
continued
THIRD DAY, WEDNESDAY, JUNE Z.
Is Joseph Il Wayne VS. Gladys
Temple Wayne, ct al, app'l
16 A G Whitson, trustee VS. Far
Der Bank, cont'd
II Ira Householder VS. Edward
Householder
Is 7 B Duncan, admr VS. Mutual
Reserve Fund Life Assn, cont'd
10 In the matter of T ii Dale,
application for admission to bar
20In the ma ter of Will Lee Hack
er, application for admission to
the bar
81 In the matter of r Y Sim
mons, application for admission to
the bar
% In the matter of George Il
Clifford, application for admission
to the bar
% In the matter of Hugh l.
Moore, application for admission
to the bar
"a In the matter Of L Il Kite, APP
plication for admission to the bar
% In the matter of &C Wool
bridge, application for admission
to the bar
26 In the matter of S d Stocks,
application for admission to the
bar.
q In the matter of Robt A
Kitchen, application for admission
to the bar
FOURTH DAY, THURSDAY, JUNE s.
% Elizabeth Pate VS. City of
Laddonia, cOnpd
% State ex rel Harrison, col, VS.
Ii f Woodward, ct al, cont'd
80 j ] Bick VS. NJ w Hodges,
cont'd
81 Willard Palmer VS. Chicago
& Alton Ry Co, cont'd
80 E Wilburn VS. Chicago & AL
ton Ry Co, app'l, cont'd
80 p NJ Graham VS. CO A Ry
Co, COnt'd
81 Silas Mitchell VS. e & A Ry
Co, cont'd
80 Casper & Cunningham VS.
g & A Ry Co. cont'd
FIFTH DAY, FRIDAY, JUNE 9.
3G J D Pratt, ct al, VS. c & A
Ry Co, contd
81 Chris Marburg VS. appeal JP,
G & A Ry Co
SO Elizabeth Sparks, ct al VS. U
G Chandler, ct al
30 Stella Renfro VS. James Rem.
fro
40 Otto Brill VS. Unknown
Heirs of Robt w jenkins ct al
Al John Gritton VS. Unknown
Heirs of II S Williamson, ct al
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01
II HAPPENED AND HAPPENING. II
U. &. He'll aud wife move TO st.
Louis this week.

William Hardin Rixey now has
his real estate and loan Office on
the south side of the square, room
lately vacated by Attorney Walter
Burch.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

Nine young lawyers will make
for admission to the
bar at the coming term of the Au-
drain Circuit Court.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01
As Others See Us.

Foreigner-O, yes; you have a splen-
lid country, but there is such bloom
ing lot of waste land here
Natiye-Waste land? How's that?
Foreigner-Its such a doosid long
distance between your towns, don't you
know.-Chicago Tribune.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

The new Masonic hall at Santa
Fe will be dedicated June oath.
Hon. Walter Williams of Columbia
will deliver the address. The Mex
leo Masonic lodges have been in
vited to attend.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

r. V. Montague, of the Mexico
Telephone Exchange, has bought
the Carter johnson telephone line,
running from Mexico north past
PowelPs Ford to the Robert John
son farm and on to the Carter
place.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

DR.. Noah Barnes, son of Mr..
Lee Barnes, north of Mexico, is
now located at Meridian, Texas.
lie is doing well in his profession,
glad to learn.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

The EpwOrth League Diitrict
Conference meets in Mexico next
Tuesday evening, for a two days
session. A. B. Smith is presi dent.
Mayor Jones aud w. IL. Morris
will welcome the convention aud
Pat Eddings will respond. j. n.
Basket, Miss Jessie Mitchell, Prof.
A. S. Faulkner, Miss Helen Har-
mon and Others have places on the
program.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01
Rocks VS.. Sand.

Edyth-I'm surprised to hear OF your
engagement to old Bullyon. Was he
the only man with sand enough to pro.
pose?
Mayme-oh, no; but he was the only
one with rocks enough to interest me,
Chicago News.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01
His Rule.

Have you gotten so that you can dis
tinguish classical music?' asked Mrs.
CumroX.
YES" answered her husband. When
a piece threatens every minute to be a
tune and always disappoints you, it's
classical. "-Washington Star.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01
Aaae-.-.--~----.nanA
NEIGHBQRHQ0D NEWS
RUSH HILL.

Rush Hill is still alive to the in
terests Of her honest and intelli-
gent citizens.
Five car loads of cattle and two
car loads of hogs were shipped
from here last week.
The oat crop still promises an
abundant yield.
Mice ad nwire worms are getting
in their work this cool weather.
But the young corn looks well all
over the county.
Henry Haycraft, north of Lad
donia, is preparing to build a
large and beautiful residence this
summer.
Frank Braden is erecting two.
story frame house on his farm.
Look out, girls, Frank will need a
wife now to take care of his new
house. Frank is getting tired of
keeping bachelors hall, and if a
nice, industrious, business girl
proposes to him-Frank is so very
timid, you know.
In our ramblings we dropped in
and enjoyed the hospitality of Hen
ry Haycraft, N. w. of Laddonia.
Henry has a fine prospect for a
crop. He is contemplating build
ing a large residence this fall, and
if he does it will be a beauty, for
his motto is, if you do anything,
do it right. All the farmers in
that part Of the county are right
up with their work, and the farms
all show thrift and good manage
ment.
Ned Hagan says Audrain land
is good enough for him. He has
purchased another 12O acres, and
is now so we'll satisfied that no
land buyers need apply. 1t would
take gold, and lots of it, to buy
him out. He owns one OF the
best, if not the best, farms in Au-
drain county.
The MESSAGE was mistaken in
locating E. A. Pierce. Instead of
being near Rush Hill he lives 10
miles due north of Mexico. But
he raises the red hogs just the
same, and they are beauties.
Yes, we were at the dedication
of Gilead Baptist church last Sun
day. Bro. j. G. Armstrong, edi-
tor Of the Central Baptist, the
leading Baptist paper of the west
ern country, preached at II a. IN.
He prefaCed his sermon by read
ing the prayer of Solomon upon
the dedication of the temple. lie
then preached one of the most in.
teresting and edifying sermons we
ever listened to. Few preachers
can equal j. G. Armstrong in
deep thought or mastery illus.
trations. We shall treasure up
that sermon as one of the greatest
expositions of the Holy Scriptures
we ever heard. We noticed
among the ministers present, be-
sides the regular pastor, j. c.
Armstrong, II, B. Rice j. S.
Jesse, N. s. Johnston, and several
prominent Baptist brethren who
are not regular preachers, but who
are doing a noble work for the
Master, among whom were j. l..
Ware, Burl Willingham, Thomas
Scott, Joe Martin and others, who
are always ready to take up the
cross and follow where the Master
leadeth. The entire indebtedness
of the church was raised and paid
off. Long live the brethren and
sisters of Gilead Baptist church.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

G. G.. Lucas, accompanied by 0.
S. Knopp, of Santa Fe, made the
MESSAGE a pleasant business call
yesterday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

The Mexico base ball team went
oyer to Chillicothe q few days ago
for a game and Chillicothe beat
them 9 to 0.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

Our Dumb Animals" a paper
for the children and young people,
was excluded from the mails this
month by the authorities at Wash
ington because it criticised Presi-
dent Roosevelt for shooting inuo-
cent wild game.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01
How It Works.

With some new wealth so disagrees,
When raised too soon to higher stations
They strive to prune their family trees
By cutting OF their poor relations.
Brooklyn Life.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01
Home Seekers Excursion Rates

Via the Chicago & Alton or Wa.
bash r. r.
On the first and third Tuesday
of each month, To aud including
December, 1905. Home Seekers
excursion tickets will be on sale to
points in many States and Terri
tories at rate of one fare plus So
for the round trip. Return Limit
81 days from date of sale. Liberal
stopOvers.
l. NJ. RICHARDS,
l.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

Miss Florence Kirkpatrick, who
has been teaching at lakewood,
near Hannibal, has returned to
her home in Mexico for the sum-
mer.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

Home dressed meats, corn fed
beef,-juicy and tender-spring
lamb, veal and pork.
F. P. CARRIERS MARKET,
Phone 1853. Harper Block.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

Leslie Willingham, the boy who
is accused of burglarizing Mason
Creasey's store, has been released
on 5000 bond.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

The ladies of st. Brenden's
church cleared about $40 by their
ice cream and strawberry festival
last Saturday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

Frank Moore and wife leave for
Colorado this week where Mr..
Moore has employment.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

Misses Myrtle Dunkin and Ed
ma Lambert left Monday for Col.
umbia where they will attend the
summer school. These young la
dies are employed to teach next
winter. The Dye school secures
Miss Dunkin and the Capps school
Miss Lambert. Each is a hard
student and progressive and We
predict marked success for them
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

Grant Beal's condition is i'm
proved. There are better hopes
for his recovery.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

The MESSAGE has mentioned
the Indian girl who attends Har-
din College. She is Miss Leonora
Porter of Muskogee, 1. T. She is
studying art at Hardin and ex-
pected to finish the course this
year but went thcme before the
close of the term, hence will return
again next fall. Miss Rose Ma
rion in one of the st. Louis papers
refers to Miss Porter as a hand
some young lady of Indian blood,
whose father is Gen. Pleasant Por-
ter chief of the Greek Indians; that
she is enthusiastic on the subject
of art, but has no longing for the
famous picture galleries of Europe,
preferring to go home to paint the
skies and the sunsets of the Indian
country to studying abroad.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

IT'S culture that smooths out life's walk.
The language over frank and free
Ihat irritates, as plain back talk
Is oft approved as "repartee."
Washington Star.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

Miss Mamie Gill will teach in
the Duly district next term.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Gulick, a daughter.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

Homer Haggard of Mexico grad
yates from the State University
this week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01
stOpOver!
|. NJ. RICHARDS,

Miss Screech puts an artistic finish
IN every song she sings, doesn't she?"
Yes, that's what enjoy the most"
"What2"
1.-THE finish. Chicago Chronicle.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01
Sweet potato plants.
l.. d. SHIP EE.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Is. NJ.
Campbell, a son.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

Robert Pearson. aged about IS,
plead guilty this week to entering
A. B. Smiths carpet store and
taking from the safe $780,, He
was arrested in st. Louis and
brought back here by Night Po-
liceman Sims. Parsons bond
was fixed at $1,000. Not being
able to furnish same he was lodged
in Jail, He will be held for the
Circuit Court. When searched
$45 of the money was found on his
person. Young Pearson comes OF
an excellent family aud has been a
cadet at the Military Academy.
The MESSAGE is sorry to hear the
trouble he has brought upon him.
self.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

DIR, B. F. Terry, of the Univer-
sity of Chicago, preached the bac-
calaureate sermon at Hardin Col
lege last Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock. The other churches of
the.city suspended services at that
hour, except that a union service
was held at the Presbyterian
church, presided over by Rev. A.
w. Kokendoffer, intended for
those who did not go to the col
lege. DR.. Terry's sermon was "a
great treat to all who heard it.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

A sneak thief entered the carpet
store of A. b. Smith last Friday
night, using a burglars key or
some other, purloining about $16O
in cash. The money was taken
from the safe. The combination
was out of order and the safe had
been left unlocked. A box or two
containing other valuables and
some money belonging to the Ep-
worth League were left untouched.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

Frank Sexton spilled a quantity
of gasoline on the floor of lis room
in the Kabrich building last Fri
day night and he came near hav-
ing a big fire, one that might have
cost property holders thousands of
dollars. The jet on his stove was
burning, causing a blaze that in
stantly filled the room. The fire
department was on hands immedi-
ately and the wearing apparel
and bedding were dragged to the
street.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

Mrs. 7. j. Clendenin is reported
quite sick.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

DR.. j. b. Hawkins has been
quite sick.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-06-01

The MESSAGE will contain the
remainder of the docket next week
There will be no grand jury this
term of Court. Following will be
the petit jurymen for the term:
Salt River Township T. c.
Henderson, Yancey Thomas, SIP.
Guthrie, Joel Gard, ]. H. Whit
son, w. d. Day.
Wilson Township-T. j. Stew.
ems, S. p. Cunningham, w. Il.
Triplett, j. II. Pool.
Sailing Township-T. r. Combs,
w. T. Shielcs.
Louter Township-E. M. Walk
err, w. j. Baker.
Cuivre Towrs1ip-C. F. OAR
nell, VIM Barnes, F. Nj. Doyle,
Thomas Afford, c. E. Blain.
Linn Township-Frank Shoup,
G. E. casper.
Prairie TOwnship-R. Wilker-
son, NJ. w. Beamer, T. B. Hum
NETT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-04
BERGtn's BAND BACK
WITH MANY LbURELS

The Royal Hawaiian Band, rs leader
Captain Berger. and Madame Name
Alapal were given a hearty welcome
home last night at the Royal Hawaiian
hotel. The concordia hand gave a
concert which was much appreciated.
The first performance by the Royal Ha-
waiian band vii be next Monday night
as the members are tagged after their
two months arduous work
Were all tired, said Captain Bef-
ger yesterday, and the boys expected
q chance 10 stretch q little, so we won't
blow til Monday night
During CUR trip. we played over
100 pieces We gave two programs 4
day at the fair. played in San Fran
cisco, San Jose and Sacramento, on the
Manchuria coming down and today
Several members CT the band spoke
OF the climate OF san Francisco with
disparagement- We nearly shiyered
out OF cur clothes IN the fog and chilly
air. Our first concert there we had 10
lock our knees together TO keep from
shaking SO We couldn't play
THE first night IN san Francisco II
was pretty cold Captain Berger ad-
mirted 1t was hard 10 play under
such conditions But II warmed mp
after that In San jose It was warm
and in Sacramento II was fearfuIly hot
I'VE were vel treated and entertain
ed and our trip was q success