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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-16
VOTERS TABULATED
AS TO NATIVITY

Chief Clerk auckland of the Secre-
tary's office has had tables compiled
showing the nationality of registered
voters since 1900. The following alb
sentative districts for 1902 and 1904:
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tee are F. J. Lowrev, G. ". Smith, F.
$ Dodge. R. S. Hosmer. The Execu-
tive Committee appropriated money for
the cans for papers and rubbish TO be
placed near the Post Office It was also
voted that this Civic Federation affili-
ate with the American Civic Associa-
ton.
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and
An
Napoleon but
about him. He goodfllw
his birthda him
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that exists among the officials of the
administration and among individuals
IN clvlc Improvement. 1t hopes that all
persons, official and unofficial, may CO.
operate in this good work.
Respectfully submitted
A. F. GRIFFITHS,
Chairman. Committee on Parks. Streets
and Public Works.
The other members of this commit
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Grand totals ........12,612 10

1t will be seen that While the total
increase of all voters is GAL, the increase
of Hawaiians is $50 or all but 81 of
the total. Americans decreased by so,
While Portuguese increased by 1874.
THE yellow peril increased by 80 Chi
nese and diminished by one Japanese.
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Jawback-"My mothers cooking
Mrs. Jawback-"Well, she deserves it.
But 1 didn't think you'd acknowledge
it so shortly after her th.''-Cleve-
land Leader.
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Miss Newlywed-"Well, Henry, how
90 you like my pies?" Mr.. NewIywed
Dearest. they are just like the pies
that my father used to say were not
like his mother used to make!"-Life.
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AS TO THE CITY PARKS
CONTINUED from Page IL

to it. Both of these ends will REQUIRE
the united support not only of the Civic
Federation, but of all who are interest.
ed IN the Improvement of the citv.
The committee wishes to call alton.
ton to the large amount of interest
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The Amenians always being macred
and they the weodo people
telegraph ONCE ana retail alleged
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Bernard Shaw of snno,ir.+o ~
ti'' Three months pulled
could write better himself
to e patch to himself e 49, "'" seehS
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THE BSST OF EVERY HING
All Sorts of amusement.
Ali kInos of Recreation,
Ali the Comforts of tome.

Tickets and information at Oahu
Railway station and Trent & Co, or
ring up Haieiwa Hotel, King SO.
On Sundays the Haleiwa Limited, a
two-hour train, leaves at S:22 a. m;
returning, arrives in Honolulu at 1910
o m.
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LII hundred Armenians Tarars
murder them is time that the stepped protect the Ar
should do
He probably would if the hire Cbnqworb ~
80 Wv
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Perhaps the setting cool off the Rnsi mob, a :
anarchy until spring. ~ ~ anu r
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il is Cool
THESE DAYS
1T HALEHWA

U S T T H f P IL G z TO
SPEND YOUR VACATION.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-31
NEBRICK SHOWS SPEED.
FOrdham Crack Goes Fast Mile From
Scratch in Sheepshead nay Games.

The first open meet OF the new Sheep she ad
Bay A. c. was held yesterday morning at
the club grounds. Twenty fifth street and
Voorhees, avenue. The open events at
tracted the best of the local cracks, and the
new track had one record hung up which
probably will stand for some time. 1t was
made by F. Nebrick of Fordham College
and the New York A. c., who finished good
third from scratch in the mile. The winner q
time was 4 minutes 81 seconds, while Nebrick
was timed in 4 minutes IS seconds. For an
was excellent.
In the race for boys of the local public
school, Kenneth karrick. son Of Billy Kar-
cerse yellow SASH and ran Hemei So Snd
vel! for so diminntive a chap Chrlstopher
J. Fitzserald off,ciated as referee Of the
meeting.
Yard su S.H Ha%Sa , ey
Hail Irish American A. c.: "a feet third. fmess =, &
,22o Yard Run. Handicap --connned to memh.n--
Won by Robert Potts. IL yards: Fred EneiehsrS,.
SCRATCH second; s. cyburn. 10 yards. third. Time.
$50 Yard Run; STRAIGHTFORWARD to MEMBER
Non by # Augrdse:S 4, Van Colt, second: Robert
pols' ia,Tn Rum NM; minutes 20 Is seconds.
H. c. yards second f. NJ NcwmsGno g pss,Ims
MIA Handrs me g ps ;ssiS,Sne s1oo
No esWon by W. Won Fioiow, scratch Ks SSnoS
Ki,rsE IS S SardSs ,ssconS Time seconds
sy Ensiehsrd, sSps.ss 10 GIN mem
;.ss q ,neh iss' ~ inches Slater third. With Is
Or %iis Run. handicap. open-won by Prod
Sss1ssSy; IN M SaI1Ss. c. 20 ysrds H. Y Sullivan.
dhs@ eohsss :srs:oS ,Ssd. Inn. S m,nSs.:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-31
LAWN TENNIS.
Many Matches in New York l.. T. c. Tour
nament

Good progress was made yesterday in the
open tennis tournament of the New York
Lawn Tennis Club at l23d street and Man
haitian avenue. the holiday permitting
matches both morning and afternoon.
The race for the sin giles prize Is now we'll
on toward finish. with five players, Wylie
Grant the club champion: Harold II. Hackett.
the West Side champion; Theodore K. Pell.
Robert Bryan and F. G. Anderson. The
Kings County crack is still in the running,
Mems oSn Singles a, c,ar round Il Tor,
Pss CLUB dees ss CLARK aas sWsnoy 'i s
defeats Henry Torrance Englewood Field Club
Mems Manhattan Challenge Bowl Doubles
Prellmnary IoundrJennlns :. and j. F. Nichle'
New eYt York 'S c. and G. O. Wasner r. BSi,ao 'et.
e,s. e.; Thomas G. Trask and a. r BogeI', West
Side Side C. Giant snn i sna RoseS
lie Roy: New York T. C., defeated Billings and
:. Tlrsi Ro!nd-Iplmon. +. Roberts and DR. Julian
and Hartman Slwanoy T c; e. , s.s; Thomas
seasel Jenaings and ], E. S,,ehls, Thfoss's Neck,
default: W, D. Rising and Roberts. Knickeroocker
Field Club d s, Fro,hinshnm and and E. y Nc
isos,wcE Wick and j. Wadswor'h. IVES, Side + C., e =
ss % t \ S Mse # and Hs ssn
Roberts KnIcEc Field Club, @; e.
Roscnbaum. half Is. Bedford Park T. c.. defeated
n. Z, Nerkerk. scratch. Holland. 80, s-l s-i
o. NJ. Stcmfeid. New York 7. c., half Is. defeated
A. l.. Peterson. scratch. by default: q. f. Rowland
half 30. New York 7. C.. defeated c. p Rel. half
Is. New York I. c.. Ct. 10. 6-4;C c. l.. Campbell
Is. Columbia College. defeated Dmon I. Roberts.
owe half 10. New York T. c. 90 6--l, "a: Thco-
dore r. Pel, owe half 20, New York 7. c., defeated
C. y. Moore. half 80. New York I. C.. 90. 90:
q. o. Wagner. owe half IS. Buffalo, defeated O. &.
Child. 50. New York T. C., a., Is, G. J.. Wyeth,
owe Is, New York T. c.. defeated T.. p. Ketcham.
half 80. New York T. C.. by default l.. r. Lawyer,
IS. New York T. c.. defeated William Cunningham,
half Is. New York T. C., SO. O.: r. M. Brclcy.
is. New York T. c., defeated Arthur $. Cragln.
10. West Side T. c., by default: {. s. Fettrctch.
half i5 Columbia College, defeated W. Z. Wech,
half 10. West Side T. c., So 62 6--l: +. p. Fox.
half 80, New York T c.. defeated p. S. Krccker,
half 80 New York T. c., 90 6-3 a: C. Salluger,
IS. defeated +. A. Gunhcr 30. New York T. c..
CT. 60.
Second Rornd-F. p. Fox. half 30. New York
T. c., defeated G. Sallngcr. IS. 90, "a. 63 c. l..
Campbell, 10. Columbia College, defeated G. F.
Rowland. half 80. New York T. c.. lO-s. a..
On the courts of the Crescent A. c. at Bay
Ridge one match was played yesterday in the
handicap mems doubles. Morris Ely and
Winchester Noyes. owe Is. defeated Campbell
and Afeld. owe half 30, in straight sets, e-l.
-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-31
GALA DAY ON SPEEDWAY.
Close Finishes IN Brushes-Cobre Grande
Steps Fast.

Speedway Park wore gala day appearance
yesterday, but not all was due to the driving
attraction. The number who drove was not
large. but the contests were keen.
Col. W. c. Greene made his first appearance
OF the season driving the big chestnut PAGER
Cobre Grande. His trainer, George Klotz-
back. drove the erratic whrlwind Florence
Wilton. and her speed was but little short OF
phenomenal.
As is usually the case when a noted horse
appears many gather anxious TO get on
brush and this W as the case yesterday. When
Col Greene swung the big PAGER around for a
start half a dozen other owners scrambled
for the best position to get away with him.
Cobre Grande fairly lifted the light wagon
from the track in his eaeerness TO get away.
and his ears lay fat on his neck-a fashion
he has when at his best. The trainer was
content to let Florence Wilton trail along In
the rear while the owner made the fight,
Cobre Grande left a cloud of dust behind
him that obscured the others. One after
another each competitor dropped out until
at the regular finishing post Florence Wilton
alone remained. Col. Greene had no idea Of
stopping. The entire length of the Speed
way Is his favorite brush. After passing the
two bridges the trainer allowed Florence
had it. give and take in a Grand Circuit battle.
finished at his shoulder
222H, made, a splendid showing. winning
one OF the best contests in his SpnedwFhy
B. Lloyd: David Muscoyite ol7h,. driven hyy
d. q. Kinds and S. +, De Lees PAGER. Mary
Jane. finished behind Damiana in the order
named. all in n bunch. David MuscoyIte
was on run and Mary Iane also made a
break nsmiana also won FROM II. A
- The Chica go horseman S. T. De Lee. driving
Peter Sheldon, and his guest. B. + Myer, driv-
Ing Mary Jane. We're early arrivals and Ir'er
Sheldon stepped down in front in the opening
brush. Then punctured tire put hm oGi
o. business for the morning. Curlew ard
David Muscovite had two tits after bong
beaten by Damiana. Curlew winning th" ''r-'
and David the second In this brus GORGE
", w. ,annng sent the PAGER George 80,
last. Later George A. won from the tro'tu
DJohn Shepard of Boston and Nathan
stTaus OF this city have made an aErecm"n,,
70 trot Tor cup at the Syracuse Grand turuf
meeting; Mr.. straus will start Ida High,
WOOD ?m| against Mr. shepard A'Jo,
l.. He will also purchase a trottcr To start
at the same time against Promise. ?io. %wl"d
owners to drive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-31
FLANAGAN'S FINE THROW.
Record Holder Hurts Hammer HI Feet ~
Irish Am erican A. &. Meet.

The spring games OF tho Irish American
A. G. were held yesterday at Celtic Park.
The good weather and the prospect OF some
Gle YER competitions brought out . good
sized crowd to watch the events. Some OF
the competitions we're well worth the en-
thuslasm they produced. John Flanagan
of the home club who holds tho world 8
record for throwing the 1o-pound hammer.
figured on scratch In this event. and won
with a hurl of III feet. This performance
was foot II inches behind his worlds record
Flanagan found the handicaps too heavy in
the 5e-pound weight event, and had 10 be CON
tent with third place. q. Van Duyn OF syria
cuse University and the Irish American
A. C.. the intercollegiate ehampion. com
liberal allowance OF feet. coupled with his
best throw Of $40 feet, was not quite enough
" fEe irish athletes and Columbia University
in the open events. II. S. Amsler. the inter-
Se Won the
scratch hurdle event from Eales OF Yale ana
Robinson OF syracuse.
100 Yard Run. Hand'oap-Won by j. II Ieeyan'
Northrldge Irish American a. Co. Va yards. third
' 40 YARD Run. Novice--won by J. NJ. Kelly. Pas
time A. e + Iys1s pas NIa Time cHSo Sec
$50 Yard Relay Raco---For schoolboy teams 2, Of
sSf SGy: s ssf blona nnaf s %a%
Ia I'd SsSxslss o Ssss See %PI.J =
h B. sns + F'sasSa tSO
Tu.us. and r. W. Horn Time minute Is 20
iSO Yard High Hurd. Race. sSraseh. w g,I BY
e Ees Yse
8. r. Robinson. syracuse University ana irish
rSss, i1ish .ameaeaa e. E. 10 ysfds ssSsn,
II q American \ c. 10 yards sseondi " ,h,1a
20 Yard Run scratch Won By Layse sm Robert,
Columbia unlyersty third Time, g s seconds d.,
Columbia University, IS yards: Harvey, "; cohn'
1sh Amsesn a ssGGnd s M p 2d s.
I minutes 81 as seconds "
$50 Tsfd Run, MsRdlcaRMwon BY psr IDS ::
e'E s~ssnay f fssSs A. c s..
Joseph Bromilow. Irish American A. C., 20 yards.
third TIM mlnu'es , IS second ono, ,v Jobn
iTlsh american 4 e.; '<sona; ]; LoneTE.n'
is minutes 81 So SIS seconds. ''S'''"' N' INV
Running Broad Jump handicsp.-won BY Ed;
leap Of = feet ~ inch frsd EnsleSard.
e. e. B. eee WIN SorH ss'
New York a. C, IL Inches. third: with leap OF
:. Throwing ie Pound Hammer. Handicap
Won BY JG c.
S.S YORK A. c; IS feet, ,hird with an actual 'krow
ThrqSIns 50 Pound Weight for DISTANCE, Hand:
actual throw OF IS feet inches: John Flanagan.
Irish American A. c.. scratch. third, with throw
OF 80 feet Inches
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-31
TO.DAY,S CARD FOR GRAVESEND.
Carlton stakes for Three.Year. Olds the
Feature,

The Carlton Stakes. for three-year-olds.
one mile. will be rln at Gravesend to-day.
with Sydney Paget's Cai-ngorm a probable
favorite. In the handicap at about six fur
longs Toscan must give weight to Big Ben
Shot Gun. Burlegh, Lady Amelia and other
good sprinters Yankee Cons u may be play ed
for good thing in the first race. for two
year-olos. five furlonss. although he hes
Klinesor. Montanus and Green Room to beat
in a large field.
The third race Il for platers, at a m lie and
o sixteenth. with Sidney c. Love, Champaign,
DE RasAke and Oarsman among the best
five flrlongs., with Belden. Cambridge Panic.
Isolation and others figuring; In. the last
race, for mad en- three y ca -olds and upward
about six furlOngs. Drone. My Bucla, Sailor
Boy. Hyacinth and Castor have chanc es
The entries are as follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-31
HOFsEss WINS CYCLE DERBY.
Ninety.nine Starters I'm Annual Irvtngton.
Milburn Race.

william Hofsess,a freckled faced German
American boy. was the hero Of the thousands
who assembled yesterday morning to watch
the seventeenth annual Cycle Derby'-the
twenty-five mile handicap Irvington- Mllbnrn
road race. lie completed the Ave circuits
of the course necessary to cover the twenty
five miles In hour IL minutes and ~ seconds.
being one Of the riders who received minutes
80 seconds handicap allow ance over the scratch
men.
Ho.sess made plucky ride and as ono Of
the frst to be a victim Of an accident He had
just been showed over the mark when he fell
of his wheel. but his trainer quickly put him
back into the saddle and he began the hard
race that was TO add a grand piano to his
worldly possessions. The second man over
the tape was Courtney Pear OF sprin gfield.
who had handicap OF minutes and finished
but a few yards behind the winner. The
scratch bunch dwindled from six entries to
two actual starters. but neither finished the
race. Time prize honors, a grand piano.
went to Eugene +. 3attale. Maplewood
Sporting Club. Maplewood y j.. one minute
man: his club mate, Wellington Smith taking
second time pr re
on their marks the race was not startsd until
II 80 o'clock. though it had been scheduled
to be gin an hour before noon. Through
the BAY View %heeimep q Newark, and he
excellent prize list, which was headed by
or these ninety-hve lined up for the contest:
There had been Just quarter AFTER, Of hundred I
and nineteen Of them rode away when the
starter gave the signal. There was groan
OF dismay from the partizans OF the Bay View
Wheehnen when the scratch m en- were sent
away and II was seen that tn . clubs color
bearers. Edward Rupprecht and Charles
dicted that they would never have any chance
at the time prizes. as there we're nins lusty.
strong limbed riders out ahead Of them with
o minutes start Happy Days Pitman
was referee, as usual. and many oldtme
cycle racing men acted as officials Frederick
Glsdorf Of the Century Road Club Associa-
ton, New York. fell when making one OF the
turns and was badly cut and scrsped. though
not seriously injured
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-31
riverside Yacht Club In Commission

The clubhouse Of the Riverside Yacht Club
a. Riverside was formally put In commission
at noon yesterday The flag was holsted and
saluted and there were the usual festivities
during the afternoon and evening. A special
George /. Tyson. the widow of the late COM
n,odore, was elected an honorary member Of
the club. Eighteen new names have recently
been proposed for membership and they win
he voted on at the next meeting Of the board
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-31
INTERMEDIATE xroHr SHELLS.


eelsons 1 + i: guIeh e; i < 4. S'; ;T:yS !.
SIHosns Hsrod co
Sonparc r 6 Charles Cohen. bow; q r,s,ogpher
Il. Won Boh i S: F. C. Bsckus 8; A. GarIIeh.
Charles Steenkamp. stroke. and G. NJ. Hahner
Staten Island p: cNo; T. Johnson bow v;. 4 G. ::
bon.d ssio M and Nu SEXTON y"
The Staten Islands were first away. but
at the quarter Wile the Nonpareils caught
when the Staten Islands came with q timely
squirt and won by half a length. The New
satss 0T eanas up fhs
onds; Nonparel's, minutes AZ As seconds.
ASSOCIATION SINGLE scULLs.
W 3. West. rndnc .. c., Philadelphis
sss.s J osan aobsn p ksyessxoed HsIssy
Jackson. Pallsade b. G.: George l.. Lloyd ArllnE'
jackson at the quarter, had length Of
open water between himself and Hoben and
Lloyd. WHO were rowing level Hoben spurted
with he ease s BY three lengths in ! minutes 81 is
IS ssesnds hoyd & Sea aoson
SENIOR SINGLE scuLA.
,s: Ssnss;s dss%:aS'ss J. e.
and az 'ss icy HUI 81 81 Soas
n ns s NTH SsSn ssa Xsssy Ps at
formers rs watsr r and Fuessel led ali the way
Titus cal. caught him and won by i've feet
Sheppard was third by tw2 lem ths. and Vesely
last BY dn IKE distgnSs Ttuss time mn
81 l-5 seconds
SENIOR RIoHr SHELLS.
Nassau B. C.--John Herbert. bow: Walter II.
co., VI Sss,s .%s S,
Columbia, ,Tn!yerslty,-J. Plsrpont. bow, j.
GoW j. 3 bSys . wsssel And
T. Cuthei. co1swain.
The crews pulled stroke str for stroke s to 2, The tn.
the mile post. when Columbia drew away
from the Sassaus,. winning by length and
onds; Nassau's time. . minutes 10 is seconds.
INTERMEDIATE FOUR oIos.
sS. hoS:
and Edward Kana. coAswain.
Metropolitan r. CIV. S; Dunn: bow: Victor
e end @ H. Dunn SGhn eoas%an 'noS '''0ke
Miner. =; R. TOnnsie, s. j. Mitchell ssTok. and
rs''e esnDD1d + W Tu sH."H;
stroke. and and F. christopher. oo1swain. "'"
front 6ut At he auss 1sa. co , % over
a"V Wel.time TIME, s spurt BY the Nets sent them
to the front. and they won by two len gths
in minutes 26 3-5 seconds. The Bohemians
beat Columbia a quarter OF a length for sec
ond place. Time. minutes 30 3-5 seconds.
VETERAN DOUBLE scULLs.
Union 3. c.. Albany. N. Y.-C. Bulger. bow:
A M1naaah 5. ' oH Content, bow W. Mue.r..
stroke
After half dozen strokes the Albany
double took the lead, and they won as they
liked. Time. minutes as seconds.
NAVAL RKsERvR CuTrIR RACE.
Second Third and Fourth divisions.
No. 8 division led on. with No 4 an close in
the order named. No. I fell behind toward the
finish No. won by two lengths from No. 3 No
SIS time. minutes 20 seconds. No 2's time,
minutes so seconds. The lace was at one mile.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-31
Club Yacht Racing At Oyster Ray.

The members of the Sea wanhaka Cnrlnthtan
Yacht Club celebrated yesterday with rn'"+
for the 80 and Is foot classes, The boat. -aIiG,i
over the inside course in a shi,tlnc wind u
later to the sou thwest
The SS-ioot class race was won by Victor
J. Cumnock's Nike. She beat the Tito, Regina
end Fearless. The Sabrina won the Is
1eoters race very easily.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-31
Crescents Defeat Toronto University La.
crosse Team.

crowd OF 1000 persons saw the Crescent
Athletic Club lacrosse team play Toronto
University at Bay Ridge. yesterday. The
match was played in a scientific manner
the feature being the work of William DOLBY
the noted Crescent hockey player After a
sensational first period in which tho Americans
led by solitary goal. the Crescents won by
the score Of Q goals to 3. =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-31
n three.year Odds: about
ACCIDENT AT HARNESS RACES.
l.. A. Durke's Team Runs Away at Orange.
burg.

The racing program at Orangeburg had
a special interest to New York horsemen from
the fact that the crack Speedway teams.
King Chimes. 2:l0st. and Gov. Holt. o15
owned by W. c. FloydJones. and West Wilkes
2l3t,, and FL Mora. 2l3h. l.. A. Burkes
champion matinee winners were to compe,e
for cup.
The race and connecting incidents proved
the event of the day. In the first heat the
veteran King Chimes had on his trotting
shoes and he carried his mate SO fast that
the Governor could not keep his legs under
him. The clip was too fast for the Burke
pair and they, too. made a break. Finally
IN ding dong finish the judges declared
The second heat went to the Burke team
easily. In the third heat Mr.. Floyd.Jones
III to take the pole; The speed at which he
was going and the short turn proved too much
for his equilibrium. and he went out, carrying
part Of the wagon seat With him. The, horses.
times before being caught. Mr.. Burke was
stunned. but not seriously hurt. Mr.. Floyd
Jones declined to accept tho cup under the
circumst an ces.
225 class: trotting or pacing:
Merry Low, Blk m eoushln, ...............s :
6 6MS " b. Is fHe m {, ounr'
, ~.o',,. 4l q, A#sS, sa.ii ;,s.. '''''
Judge rds1' hnsc 1917 BE- Gu p se Se heats.
RoySl Rene, h. 8 M. + kip.,riekj
h nn,aeh Lee PIX M M H.nting,
King chimes, sioN; Gov Holt. aa5 u TIoy aeA"'
West Wilkes, 2asis; u Mora. ans,z jjBuirk.j..SS
Running p ni%ep, r1s. i,,2i5 iisii5 Mi.
ssna H' S Ing" hd aS s 's es