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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1906-08-02
Least Known of Animals.

Next to the Liberian hippopotamus
the Derbian Gland of West Africa,
which the ManMngoes call "Jinke
janko," Is to-day the least known Of
all rare and strange animals. Even
though Great Britain, France and Lii
IBERIA own practically the whole of the
Northwest Africa coast, no specimen
OF the Derbian Gland has thus far
reached Europe or this country, and
next to the okapi it is indeed the least
known of all game manufacturing.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1906-08-02
Be II Natural?

r "A lady owning a handsome Angora
cat with a remarkably large and beau
tiful tail recently hired workman
to do some odd jobs about her house.
She noticed that he seemed greatly
impressed by the cat, and that his eyes
were on it more than on his work. But
she was not prepared for the question
which he finally asked: "Please, mum,
be that ere cats tail natural?"
Fish Have Little Chance.
Sailing from the two ports of Lowe
stcft and Yarmouth, England, the
herring fleet numbers 1000 vessels,
each of which spreads a net mile to
a mile and a half long
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1906-08-02

pears is names Enry DIckinSun
Hashton, and he can talk an arm off
any long-djstance pugilist in the world.
Now, Tommie, we have big days
work cut cut for us. I'm going up to
the library, to bone up on all the mag
azine articles l can find on the South
African war. / want you to buy all
the hooks on the subject that are to be
had: be sure to get Hornbrooke's book.
Better get the books at different stores.
Also invest in a hundred feet of five
sixteenth-inch rope. Don't have any
of the things sent here, but bring them
yourself in different trips See you
again later in the day."
The Yale expositor., 1906-11-16

SOME GOOD INVESTMENT STOCKS.
The Old Settler Says

IF you want tew avoid the brown skeeters invest
in Way muller at once. They the greatest ev
er as a throat protection
The Yale expositor., 1906-11-16
CLIPPINGS.
This Column Is Presided Over by Our
Scissors Editor.

Reuben Davis had Is teeth pulled
last week before leaving the dentists
chair. 1t required some nerve, but
then, the extractor of the molars was
lady expert of Yale. Melvin Ga
Zette.
Miss Mabelle Wells, Sarnia, Ont,
and Miss Grace Jackson, Yale, Mich,
recent graduates of the Port Huron
Business University, have accepted po-
sitions with Detroit firms HUI
ron Times.
Judge of Probate Graham this morn
ing received a package, containing the
election returns from Speaker town
ship, Sanilac county. The returns
have been forwarded TO several places
and will not be returned to the correct
place until Monday. 1t happened in
this way. The inspector at Speaker
sent the returns to the Judge of Pro-
bate at Lansing. He forwarded them
TO the probate judge at Mason, lngham
county, and then the package reached
this city. They will be forwarded for
the third time TO the probate judge at
Sandusky, the place where they should
have been sent at lirst.-Port Huron
Times.
The Yale expositor., 1906-11-16
Auction Sales.

The undersigned, having decided TO
quit farming, and go into business in
Avoca, will offer for sale at public auc-
ton at the premises miles north and
- miles west of Avoca, on Monday,
Nov. 18th, at one o'clock p. IN. sharp,
all of his farm stock, implements, etc.
One general purpose stallion known as
"French Tom age 10 years will also
he sold. Geo. W. Bell, auctioneer.
Stephen Stafford.
The undersigned will offer for sale
ut public auction ut the old homestead
in the village of Old AbbOttsford. on
Friday, Nov. 23, beginning at one
o'clock sharp lot of horses, farming
implements, etc. Geo. W. Bell, auc-
tioneer Tena Westbrook, proprietor
Nelson Grouse having rented his
farm and having decided to move
to Croswell, will sell at public auction
at his premises adjoining the Town
Hall in Fremont township OH Monday,
Nov. 18th, all his farm stock, nipple
ments, ETC. Everything will be sold.
Sale To commence at | p. m. sharp.
John l.. Darby, auctioneer.
ESQ. W. Bell. auctioneer, will hold a
public auction at the 10 cent barn i'm
the city of Yale, every two weeks be-
ginning Saturday, November oath, 1906,
at one o'clock p. IN. sharp. 1t is the
purpose of the promoters of these sales
to give people an opportunity to dis
pose of any surplus stock, farm imple
ments, household goods, or articles Of
any kind at a reasonable price. Notify
j. :. Ryno Il Son in person or by mail
of whatever you desire to place in the
sale and list will be kept and publish
ed in next issue of the Expositor. These
sales will be continued every two weeks
so long rs there is stuff to sell.
The Yale expositor., 1906-11-16
Fargo.

Ed Lohr went to Detroit and bought
west of town.
All the residents on Edison street
say, Let her freeze. We have our coal
stoves up and fire in.
Estella Zuelch this week sent some
very nice photographs, scenes in her
city, Onaway, to her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Zuelch.
DIR. FitZGerald has moved his Office
He will be found one door south of
John Priehs' general store or immedi-
ately across from Heinmiller's hard
ware.
There was just one man among us
that had the faintest hope of ever see
ing a railroad through here He moved
away to Colorado last week. What
now?
The sexton at the NJ. =. church plas-
tered up the keyhole of the door lead
ing TO the wedding bell rope and threw
the key into the tall grass on the swamp
over at AvOca, saying that he did not
think it of any more use. Some person
fool him.
There was a Yaleite down through
here Monday eXpostulating upon the
Fenby Reed wrestling match i'm Cen
trail Hall, Yale, Fenby being the dragon
of the hour after tossing Reed and
keeping him in midair like a jumping
jack. After the bout Fenby said, off
there are any three men i'm Yale who
think they can throw me just let your
clothes slip Off" Not a man ventured
not a soul stirred. Right here we bet
the Yaleite three pecks of horse ches-
nuts against four dollars and nine shil-
lings worth of meat that we had two
women and nearly a fullgrown boy
that could throw any man in the state,
GraecO- Roman. No go.
1t was being very carefully whispered
one evening lately in private room in
a private house on Main street that
Wallace Streeter was overheard telling
Henry Zueleh in the blacksmith shop
that John Kilgour told Ellison Palma
teer that Francy Watson told Jack
Ward that Fred Hill was seen talking
to Charlie Rounds about Dan Mulligan
saying that he could emphatically
swear that Charles McAuley told
George Mcintyre that he would hold
up both hands before the Corners at
East Greenwood that John Priehs
would bow down on his Bonded knees
before Dave Fauste that DIR. FitZGer-
aid said that he saw Bill Collins enter
a certain house in broad daylight, i'm
Port Huron a while ago, and he got
some Others to watch too, to see for
sure that IL was Bill. When he came
out it was Bill all right and plain to be
seen. But when he looked again to be
sure of the house. II was the court
house.
The Yale expositor., 1906-11-16
SCHOOL ITEMS.

Mr.. GOff representing the Johnson
Service Co, of Detroit, examined the
heating apparatus on Wednesday.
At the teachers meeting Tuesday
afternoon, Landseer and his painting
was the subject for discussion.
Helen and Ruth Ferrick, of Clinton,
have joined the sixth grade.
Though we travel the world over to
find the beautiful. we must carry it
with us or we find it not. Emerson.
Clayton Spring, of Fremont, visited
school Monday forenoon.
Florence Bidleman has moved to
town.
The Board of Education has pur-
chased the Cable and Nelson piano of
Mr.. Newell.
Girl wanted to do general homework.
Apply to Mrs. j. A. Menzies, Yale.
For comfort and wear buy the Cros-
sett shoe. $3.50 and $500 at J. |.
Rosenthal's.
For SALE CHEAP If taken at once.
a good oak dining table, iron bed and
other furniture. Mrs. Baird, kenne-
fick ST., Yale. 30-1
FOR SALE-A pair of work horses
for sale, weight between 1900 and 400
each. Apply to +. III. Parkinson y
mile west of Yale. 30-2
The Yale expositor., 1906-11-16

/. WIN. II. Learmont, Cashier of the above
named bank, do SOlemnly swear that the above
statement is true 10 the best of my knowledge
and belief WM. II. LEARMONT. Cashier.
Suit rihed and sworn 10 before me this 10th
day OF Nov. 1906. GUY Il. BEARD.
my com. exp. June Z, 1907 Notary Public.
Correct Attest.
James McCO.
Charles Rounds. fDreetOrs.s
Jas Livingston,
The Yale expositor., 1906-11-16
This IL worth remembering.

AS no one is immune, every person
should remember that Foleys Kidney
Cure will cure any case of kidney or
bladder trouble that is not beyond the
reach of medicine. All druggists.
The Yale expositor., 1906-11-16

Good for everything salve is used
for and especially recommended for
piles. That is what we say Of DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. On the market for
years and standby in thousands of
families. Get DeWitt's. Sold by Math-
ews q Wight.
The Yale expositor., 1906-11-16
No. 227.
IL EpARI NE TIIE CANNITInN NE TIE
Yale State Bank,

At Yale, Michigan. at the close Of business.
Nov 10Th 1906 as called for by the Commits
sioncr of the Banking Department
DEgnIrpCES
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-03

EIl 81 1uni Sc EsgistTaI0n.
ALI 81 dsfunCionss 42 naci
misRtcs z matlim0ni0s.
q clgdat Sc guild sil les Iss psTItalsds e Sad
lllR, nas insT0l llTlT aguslISs acanuy.
Ds aitestrO cOrrespoasaL.

8 III
Agoeto a II comenzadoe 81 perfodo de
Yacaciones de esta Corte de Distrito que
durar6 Gosimesea
Para 81 pr6ximo Habado anuncia 81
senior Arcelay una exhibition con 50 ex-
celants Cinemat6gFafo ca este TeatrO. Las
yi6tas son nnevas nny c6micas
PaTa 81 domingo anuncia 81 professor
sefiOT Gandfa 50 primera retreta en- Is
plaza con Ia banda escolar.
La sonora Elisa Tavarez de Sto1eF
dara IN concerto en- este Teatro 81 domin-
cd 12 del actual con 81 prop6sito de erigir
un mausoleo la memoria de Bu Beiior
padre. A. damos alcance IN brillante
resnltado.
ran varioa meetings unionistas en- los ba-
rrios De sabana hoyos y Arrozal. Reina
gran entusiaanno
Durante u pasado mes de Julio Sc
han registrado en este Registro civil 81
defupciones. AZ nacimientoB 81 matri-
monios.
Hoy u ha quedado Arecibo sin los
peri6dicos de San Juan, pues 81 sac6 que
tFae los peri6dicos por distraction sigui6
viaje para Caruy. SQuieh indemniza 4
las empreBas periodiaticaa?
Sc gastiona facilite este Ayuntamien-
to un local para Ia installation de Ia Sub.
leataci6n de Ia anemia.
Se dice que nj q Nevada nj 81 Loco,
iran & Ponce para LAS pr6ximas carrerae
.est6n de er hoTabuena los caballos de Pom.
ce.
Los sefores Paolino y Gonzalez han
inatalado I'D magnfico estabIecimiento de
Optia en eata ciudad, bajos del Hotel
Italiano.
El Casino, be dice, dara Una iaranita
81 pr6ximo domingo por iniciativa de va
rios j6venes
7Eata manana Sc reparti6 por eStas ad-
mihistracion dc Correos Il correspondence
llegada anoche San juan por vapor
s'Coamo" de los Estados Unidoa
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Il BARBIERI
Dl SIVIGLIA.
EI Gran SuCeslD De anOChe.

La feliz tempOTada teatral por La COM
pafifa Seognamiglio que hace las delieiaa
del p1blico de San Juan, cuenta otro es-
plGndido triunfo con el gracioso y festive
BarberO, del immortal Rossini, pueata en-
eBcena anoche.
ROsa7eo, La Gonzaga, GBtuvo admirable;
J asf como 81 BarberO jamas pasara al OIL
vido de las generacionea, aanque el genio
da Wagner haya impiesto la m6tica del
porvenir en- lalmisma Italia; el Bagber0
delicioso, repetimos, sera siempre dido con
entuBiasmo, mas adn, cuando para su
Interpretation Sc nos ofrecen artistas como
Ia Gonzaga: eata genial di0o en- los cons
tantes recitativos agradables de la obra; en-
50 passion Por ~ tutor Don BaTtOLO, sus
sueflos amoroDos con 81 cOnde; las lecci0nes
del fraiIe, satstitutO por en- termedGd dc Don
BosiLiO, suscit6 en- 81 auditorio con So voz
de angel, los pianfsirnos gOrgeOs acIama-
clones de entusiasmo. Esta Rosi7sa, en-
ideal: 81 esptrtat de Rossini, ha debido
estar anoche gosa'sdO, OyendO 8 esta gran
int6rprete de su rico BarberO
Don B0sitSO, Ell Maestro de MGSicG, inter.
pretado por 81 baio CiTino, estnvo aeerta.
dfsimo en- toda Ia obra; hizo reir mucho
recibiendo aplausoB y lamadas al palco
escenico.
Figaro, por d baritone Borghese, cOSe-
ch6 mercedes aplausos, por gu torrente de
voz.fimbrada por Ii saba fgnra que
hizo del figaro sevitlaao.
Don Bartolo, (Poggi) estuvo all right
asi como tambi9B Berto, la UiejG cGmarer0
por IL Bettini-
Mussi, demostr6 ser 81 modesto artista,
inteligsnte J discreto
:, Ia orquesta, se porto como Siempre, va
tiente y diuCiplinada bajo Ia direction del
Maestro Gonzaga, recibiendo muchos
aplausos
Esta noche benefcio de la digG Aida
Gonzaga con ssLG SOn6mbqGLo".
EntnsiasmO immense para esta noche
con 81 sp0rtttO de Bellini.
DON RARTOIO.
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1E S0CIEDAD.

Personales Don Ramon B. Lopez,
nueatro eBpetabley simp6tico amigo, ha
regreaado de los Estados Unidog, donde
estuvo uua corta temporada. Viene remo-
zado alegFe deeididor como siempre.
Bieh venido.
El iovep don Luis Diaz Caneia, muy
conocido y estimado en eata sociedad, lego
aver q San J6an en- 81 yapor frances, y
permanecera aqnfun mes regresando lue-
go Eepafia continuar su carrera. Gra-
ta permanencia en San Juan deseamos 81
estimable compatriota.
Ha regresado hoy 4 Aibonito, el ioven
don Ramon Flores, que estuvo algunos
dias de paseo en- esta ciudad
Mei0r0ndO.-La distinguida sefiora
Ward, Sc encuentra un tanto meior de Ia
dolencia que le aqueja desde hace algdn
tempo, Muchas personas de csta sOcie-
dad han visitad6 con Gee motiyc, II mora
de de- los eatimables esposos, que han sa-
bidO captaTse grandes simpatfas en- 81 ele.
mento del pais, durante 81 corEo tempo
que llevan deresidencia en- ID isla.
CelebTamos Ia mejorfa de Ia diatinguida
sefora y que Bea en- breve, complete 50
re1tablecimi ntO.
Il s1b64F0oOse 14U8 QAEblu& U1Q08 q k0GD8 Asdl8-
tro Besosa, regresaron aver de los EstadoB
Unidos. en- donde pasaron una. temporada
de IN mes Les accmpail6 su nina mayor
que est6 res blecida de ID enfarmedad que
Il aquejaTa n efectuar 81 referido viaie
Bien yenidoS sean { 81 hogar lOa eatima-
bles esposos
En- eI Teotr0 La sefiora Aida Coma
ga obtuvO anoche an espl6ndido triunfo.
La Rosina del s.Barbero' fu6 desempefia.
da inimitableme1te; lon aplaugos be suce-
cedieron deBde los commences al final de ID
cbra, oVacionada Ii artista de- una name.
r. veTdaderaments enthusiastic, tuyo el jus.
tfsimo prenli0 Cd nagnffca labor. Girl
no y BoTghese bordando, como siempre,
sus papeles, oyacionados Poggi subli-
me, hacienda reiF mncho en- su difcil pa
pei de svieio enamorado''. lei Maestro
Rodolfo Gonzaga, mostTando una vez mas
su delicado arts obteniendo la aproba-
ci6n de Ii diatiDguida concurrencia que
lIenaba q Coliseo.
Esta noche LA Son6mbula'' benefcio
de- la iGeftora Gonz4ga, dedicada & un
distinguida grupo de damas de esta socie-
dad, que tiene verdadero emppfio en- que
ID funcit results tan conculrida como
merece la distinguida artista.
De vuelta Don Juan B. Baiz 50
distiuguida sefora madre, se encuentran
en- esta ciudad de regreso del Canada =
Estados Unidos Danes nuestro saIudo
n distiDguida senora J amigo.
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UN RElVlDO DESAHO ATLETlCO.
Sc llsvsrs / siscto sl domingo.

81 domingo pr6ximo Sc Hevar6 Z efeCto
IN refIido desafIo atF 6tico eu el campo del
MORO entire Ion Clubs 'sEstralla" con Gin
e. de spa jQgado Sre4 Archie. Cabrera
Requena, Montenegro, : Santiago san
ta Ana con sus diez jngadoTes entire Lon
cuales sat6 eI afanado atleta GonzaIo Con
z6lez. Adem6s de los preuios de ccstnm-
bra b adiudicar6 nn e8tandarte 81 Club
vencedoE.
Los muchachos del Club vencedor iran
4 pasear en b ts. Rsins gran animaci6n
entire loa jugadoFes para dicho acto
Programs: 10 100 yards, 2o Broad
Jumps, 30 mills, 4o Putting he Sohot
Sc. go yards, So. High JumF1. 3. mi-
le, So. Bass bali Show, SO, Rslay- Reace,
40, mile
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RenanCia.

La ha presentado de su cargo despnes
de 16 amos de bnenos GelviciOs en- Ia Com
pafifa de Ia Lfnea F6rrea del Oeste, 81 Sir.
Jose Martinez popular compatriota mas
Comunmente conOcido por Pepe 81 del
'svaporcito'.
6U renunciR es eSpontanea Obedece
dsaeos de trabajar particularmsnte.
la CompRfiia pierde mn bnen emrleado
active 8 inteligente.
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9 lNTERESA

Lt9s DE llSIHA. Jesus
1selel94l A1lAlra, tlene constante exlafenela
de l1entos: tales como Clariuetes.
Flants, Eiautfnes, gornetinas, BarItonoa.
Bonn mos, IEOna b0nea, Violines, Alan-
dollneE iolOueellos etc MetOd0s de Sol
leo s1 tofla clase de instr t0s. Ac-
ces0H tsfea Ell nesal. Tai bfen 81
haee rEo fetEaeE iii instK 1e 81 roEa
Ba1l1as EE1 INFORMED EobEs oual ieE Az
lfenlO quae dessc; Allen q ST. aao
2i8, nJHan, Puerto ieo
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HORROROSO INGEN
diO en- Samara
FusTOn 'linChsdOs vaIlOs lombTes
aCuSados de inCentiariOs.

Las 6ltimas noticiaa llegadas SamaEa,
Russia, procedentes de Syzran, provinCia
dc Simbirsk, es quela ciudad estG en- un
estado de verdadera ruina.
Un horroroso incendio ha hecho que
cientos de personas hayan perdido sns VI
das entire las llamas, habiendo sido linz
chados varios hombTes que han Aido acn-
HadOs y sobre los cuales recaen sOspechas
de ineendiarios
Envfanse desde Samara desde Sara
toff alimentos para los habitantes de Syz-
ram que est6n muriendo de hambre.
NOticiaae que cuatro mil casas han sidO
kasto de las llamag.
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Las fisstss ds CatsiiO.

Dieron principle ayer con gran nnina.
ci6n.
III poblado presenta IN gratO aspecte,
ad0rnado CON c0TEnas y bandeTas.
Los cnltos religiosos son muY concurri-
dos demcstrando q fsFYor rsligiOso de
aquellou habitantes'
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lNCENDIO EN- lARES.
Empeli en- d casa eOmOTtlal ds BaItlzaT Mar
qlgz, qnemdndass dos tasas ] tsstTdybndG-
Sc varIas.

Lares 3.--Jefe Policfa. Anochs decla-
rose nm incendio On Ia casa comercial de
don Baltazar Marquez.
Quem6rOnse dos casas se destruyeron
varias para aislar 81 incendio.
Las perdidas han sido consideTables.
Ca casa Oh donde empez6 81 fuego eata-
ba aspguTada.
D6dase fuera intentional aa instruyen
diligenciss ca averiguaci6n de los hechos.
Hay algunos contusos heridos Cabo
BltrgGerGs.
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FsIi7 aIumbTamientO.

El hogar de los esposos Balazquides-
Rodriguez se ha aumentado, con 81 faliz
nlumbramiento de dona Maria, de una
linda beb6, ocurEido en- el dia de aver
Que Ia felicidad mas completa siga II
Fecien nacida, son nuestros deseos.
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sEMPER.
Peibhieas lacilihns.

Ga Gazeta KatoIika" de Chicago, Illi-
noy, s'7he Graphic y s.Ths Bgstander"
do LondTes Estos dos liItimos son dos
revistas iluatradas da gran circuIaci6n.
Con gusto coRres londenlos Il canie.
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lNDlSPU PUEST0.

Aver tarde Eetir6sa algo indiBpuesto de
nu ofcina 81 ST.. don Lnia Mufioz Rivera
director 81 1u to tiiulsa0 coIega 'sLa
Benlotf
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En- IL pr6xima semana embarca para
lnr Eatados Unidos 81 doctor don joss N.
CaEbensll
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Ha sido presentada al parlsmento bri-
tSnico, en- una de Bus recientes Beaiones,
una petici6n frmada por......... $50, ,O54
personaa, que mide siete millas de largo y
en- Ia eual Sc Bolicita Ia votaci6n de un
Decreto prohibiendo Ia rivisecci6n do los
perros en- el Reino Undo.
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-Es possible que Ia banda de la P. /.
ways amenizar Las featas hfpieas de Pom
ce que Sc celebrar6n 81 dia IL del actual
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UNl PEIICI0N.

DON BART0LO,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-20

The King
chicaltr
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-20
THE ORDER
Of PARADE
Fianl Arrangements Are
Made for Fiesta
Day.

| A great many of the details for the
Floral Parade on Thursday were ar
ranged and made yesterday at lun-
mittee by R. w. Shingle, in charge OF
the carriage division. Those present
We're Sheriff Brown, Marshal of the
| Day; A. A. Young. Marston Campbell,
| a. Gartley and Gerrit Wilder
| One of the principal matters discuss
' ed and arranged was the assembling of
the various divisions about Thomas
square. The autos are to be assembled
on Victoria street This includes Divf-
sions A and B. Division c will be as
sembled on Beretania street on the
Eva side.
In order to protect drivers of car
riages, it was agreed that no autos
will be allowed on King street previous
to the hour of starting the parade off
at a. m.
Carriages will be assembled on Ka-
piolani street. The efght-in-hand of the
Hawaiian Hotel f1anked by six pau
riders, will occupy the head of the line
facing Beretania street, followed by
other vehicles as arranged by r. w
Sningle, in charge of this division. The
school floats and special vehicles will
be assembled on Young street, Eva of
Thomas square, and facing the square,
under the charge of w. H. Babbitt, as
deputy for Mr.. Shingle.
The pau riders, in charge of Frank
Andrade, viii be assembled in various
parts of the city in small bands. The
Manoa valley riders will proceed from
the valley to King and Alapai streets,
where they will be met by other riders
from Nuuanu, Kalihi and Waikiki
They will then all come UP in body
to the point of assembly on Kapiolani
street, mauka of Beretania street and
opposite c. NJ. Cookies residence.
The autos and other vehicles are ex-
pected to be in their assigned posi-
tons at 9 a. m. The committee pro-
poses to transport the judges in dec
GRATED carriages along the line of
sembled vehicles and autos. AS the
judges pass the vehicles. those in
charge are expected to hand to the
Judges written descriptions covering
the design of their vehicle or auto, to-
gether with the name of the entrant
and number assigned by the committee,
Continued on Page ~
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KING EDWARD OPENS PARLIAMENT

today
open the Parla
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FEBRUAR|,' Is DATE SET
FOR CHINESE MASSACRES
ASSOCIATED Press Mail Specially

CINCINNATI, Ohio, February II.-Wong Fong former
secretary OF the Six Companies in San Francisco who visit
ing in this city today said the Boxer trouble in China
about curnate the OF modern times
He issued the following warning several American friends
tonight teegraphng it Seattle Los Angeles and San
Francisco:
The blow is about Cable to friends
leave China Tell them seek the protection of Ger
many temporarily and of the country before Feb
ruary a.
Fong visiting All Loo Wal the weathiest member of
Chinese colony After the messages he
explained their purport follows:
Il received word this morning that order had been
the subordnates circles of the Chinese Reform
Association throw off all foreign elements in
starting February 2s The association is osensby patri
otc"
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19congressrnan Nicholas Long"orn
Roosevelt left today for bridal trip to Cuba
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ANTI-GAMBLING BILL
PASSES THE HOUSE
Afternoon Service)
February bill
hibing gambling in Terrific of he

the officials would
isseson
difficult Territory
ederalad it A
only for certain dis
of UncleS
witness an ofen