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The Jewish outlook., 1906-07-20

Brimming over with fun and laughter
"a Country Girl, now playing at Man
haitian, is perhaps the best attraction
that has been offered the people this sea-
son. That the people appreciate Man
ager Giffn s efforts to give them the best
is attested by the large crowds which at
tend nightly.
E. Sternberger of Greensboro, North
Carolina, and j. Strauss Of Sumter,
North Carolina, are in the city for a few
davs. These gentlemen will make trip
to California and the Yellowstone before
thev return home. Both left handsome
donation for the National Jewish Hos
pital.
"Sherlock Holmes" will be the bill for
the coming week at Elitch's Gardens,
opening Sunday night. The play is re-
plete with strong situations, stirring eli
makes and exciting incidents, so that
there is not dull moment in it's prog
ress. In the hands of the Bellows stock
company it's presentation is assured to be
all that could be desired. The play is
generally considered to be even stronger
than the novel of the same name, which
created such distinct literary sensation
some wears ago. The dramatization to be
used at the gardens is by William Gil
lette and is the same in which he scored
such tremendous dramatic hit The
play promises to be one of the most pop
ular of the Elitch season.
Among the out of town visitors at the
National Jewish Hospital during the
past week were: Mrs. Melasky and Miss
Melasky of Taylor Texas; Misses lib
bic and Bessie Davidson Of Waco, Texas; =;
Miss Mabel David Of Houston, Texas;
Dr. M. A. Frankenthal of st. Louis; Il.
M. Voorsanger of San Francisco: Leo
Strause of Delavan, Illinois; Miss Moss
of Owensboro, Kentucky; Misses Beatrice
Moayon of Louisville, Kentucky; Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Meyers and Mr.. and Mrs.
I L. Kleiner Of New Haven, Connecti-
cut; Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Levy and
Misses Jennie and Caryne Levy of Mem
phis, Tennessee: Mr. and Mrs. M. TT. Leh-
man. Mr.. and Mrs NJ. G. Straus of st. Jo-
seph, Missouri: Paul Goldberg Of Buff
falo; Mr. and Mrs. Ed. G. Sourbier Of
indianapolis, Ind; J. Fl. Terryberry Of
Niagara Falls; Misses Leontine Hayem,
Camille B. Kaufman. D Van O's and
Tessie W. Kurton and James NJ. Good Of
New Orleans, louisiana; Miss Miriam
Field of Houston Texas; Rev. J. Madden
Brush, Colorado; G. H. Schmidt of KEN
mare. North Dakota; Ed Anderson Of
Brush. Colorado: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
cobs of Dayton. Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. Fe-
liz Jacobs of TndianapOlis: Mr.. and Mrs
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Synagogue Services.

Rabbi StOllwitz. of Tampa, preach
ed in the Jewish Synagogue in this
city Sunday and arrangements were
made whereby he will visit Ocala and
hold services here once each month.
His next visitation will be on the sec
ond Sunday, February the eleventh.
Rabbi Stollwitz is q fine scholar,
speaking French. German and English
very fluently. He is learned in the
scriptures and has a most excellent
delivery. The Israelites here are
charmed with him and extend a cor
dial invitation to everyone to hear
him preach during his visits to Ocala.
The Jewish church here has been
reorganized. VI. Fishel has been elect
ed president and 1. Schwerin. secre-
tary and Sunday school will be held
every Sunday morning.
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Mrs. Clarence Camp Gives Dinner
Party.

Monday night Mrs. Clarence Camp
was the hostess at a very delightful
dinner party, which she gave in COM
pliment to Mrs. E. H Mote, of Jack
sonville, and Mrs. w. A. Collier, of
Tuscaloosa, Ala. The other guests in
vited to this charming affair were Mr..
and Mrs. William Hooker, Misses Adj
die Hansbrough and Byrd Wartman,
Rev. and Mrs. c. c.. Carroll, DIR. and
Mrs. E. Van Hood and Mr.. and Mrs.
R. A. Burford. Assisting Mrs. Camp
was her mother-in-law, Mrs w. ".
Camp.
The appointments OF the table were
perfect in every detail and the color
scheme was pink and white. An ex-
quisite bouquet of white and pink ro-
ses formed the floral decorations of
the table and the place cards were
daintily painted in pink roses. A beau
tiful dinner in courses was attractive
ly served and after the dinner the
hours were very pleasantly spent with
music and conversation.
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To Crown the Speed King.

Miss Mary Simrall an attractive and
popular young lady Of Ormond. has
been selected by the readers OF
the Times Union TO crown
the speed king at the Day
tona Ormond automobile races.
Miss Simrall received 2O.62O votes In
the Times Unions contest. five thous-
and votes more than the next highest
one in the contest. who was Miss
Maude Frye, OF Palatkaa, with 1919
votes. Miss Louise FoOte, Of Daytona,
came out third in the race with a vote
of 1896.
A picture OF the Times Unions tro-
ply. which is a most beautiful one ap-
peared in the Sunday issue of that
paper. This handsome trophy. which
has won widespread fame. will be
presented to the winner OF the two
mile minute race at Ormond next
Saturday afternoon by Miss SlmralL
Miss Simrall and her chaperon are
now the guests of the Florida East
Coast Automobile Association and the
former will be presented with a spec
ial medal by the association. Imme-
diately after the crowning OF the
speed king there will be an automobile
floral parade. Miss Simrall. the
speed king. Editor Wilson. OF the
Times Union and several other prom
inent persons will ride I'm the Times
Unions car. which will be very beau
tifully decorated for this occasion.
Miss SimraIl will be much feted
during the week as she will be the
guest-of-honor at several affairs to be
given during the races.
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Miss Wartmann and Mrs. Hooker, who
is also a splendid musician, gave sew
eral duets. A quartette composed of
Mrs. Mote Mrs. McIver, Mrs. Coin and
Mrs. Hooker sang two selections and
the entire musical program gave rare
pleasure to the guests.
The two readings, which were so
splendidly rendered by Miss Hans
brough were listened to with much
delight and she was obliged to res
pond to an encore.
At different times during the after
noon Mrs. E. L. Carney invited the
ladies into the dining room, which
was very sweet in it's violet decora-
tions. Mrs. Jean Austin presided at
the table and assisting her were Misses
Jean Austin and Lillian Anderson. In
the center OF the table was an i'm
mense bowl of gorgeous purple violets
and extending from the chandelier
two corners of the table were smilaH
vines among which was scattered
stray violets and the smilax was
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Mrs. Hooker Gives Musical and Re-
ception for Her Sisters.

Elaborate and artistic was the re-
ception which Mrs. William Hooker
gave on Tuesday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. E. H. Mote. of Jacksonville, and
Miss Addie Hansbrough, of Elizabeth
town, Kentucky. who are Mrs. Hook
ers attractive sisters, and have been
her guests for short while.
Mrs. Hooker. charming as always,
was gowned in white crepe de chene
and received her guests in the large
reception hall Of her beautiful home
Receiving with her were Mrs. Mote.
who was exceedingly handsome in a
golden brown silk aeolean with garni
ture of roses, and Miss Hansbrough,
whose lovely gown was old rose crepe
de chene These three sisters are I'M
usually attractive women and this re-
ception was one Of the pleasantest
ones that has been given in Ocala fo
a long time.
Ilc lCICptlVA "clS III lAlO AAcibAAC VI
a musicale, all of the guests remain
ing throughout the afternoon. The
musical program was given in the
parlor, the beauty of this room being
enhanced by a number of vases of pink
| roses placed on the mantel, tables and
/ piano.
| Mrs Mote, Mrs Collier and Miss
| Nurney. three visitors to Ocala, all o
whom possess wonderfully lovely So
| prano voices each sang several ex-
| quisite solos Mrs. McIver and Miss
Wartman. two OF Ocala's very talent
ed musicians played piano solos and
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Rev. and Mrs. c. NJ. Gray and Miss
Polk passed through Ocala Tuesda!
afternoon on their way home to ST
Petersburg from Texas and Tennessee.
Mrs. Gray and Miss Polk have beer
visiting in Texas for some months and
two weeks ago Mr.. Gray was tele-
graphed TO come to Dallas, where his
son, Mr.. Quintard Gray was critically
i'll. AS has already been stated il
these columns Mr.. Gray's death oc-
CURED before his father reached him
The remains were taken to the oil
family home in Boliver, Tennessee,
where they were inferred. Rev. Ora
and his family, who formerly lived i
Ocala, have the sympathy Of a great
many friends in their recent bereave-
ment.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clark to Entertain.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Henri. Clark
have issued invitations for a large
party, which they will give on Thurs
day evening. January goth. This
event will be given in honor of their
son and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Howard Clark. one Of the win
ter seasons popular bridal couples.
Mrs. Clark is a stranger in our city
and this pleasant party will be Civ
en- by Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, ST., to in
troduce their new daughter-in-la to
the young people of Ocala.
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Golf Tournaments.

The following dates have been ar
ranged for the annual series of golf
tournaments for handsome silver tro-
phies:
Naussau-February 20, q and %.
Miami-March ., and Z.
Palm Beach-March Il, 13 and Il.
Ormond-March 10, 20 and 81.
St. Augustine-March %, 27 and %
Winter Championship, %, 80 and
81
Atlantic Beach-April >, and Z
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to the table with punches Q

violets.
a salad course, orange ice served in
he orange rinds decorated with orange
caves, cake, coffee and crystalized
ginger, was the dainty menu enjoyed
by the guests.
The afternoon with Mrs. Hooker was
one Of much delight and those who
enjoyed this musical afternoon were
the following ladies': Mrs. E. H. Mote,
of Jacksonville; Miss Addie Hans
brough, of Elizabethtown, KY; Mrs.
w. A. Collier, of Tuscaloosa, Ala. ;
Miss Mile Nurney, of Suffolk, Va;
Mrs. Bessie Reddick, OF Chester, S.
c.; Mrs. Herndon. of Washington. D.
c.; Mrs. Edward Holder, Of Dunnel-
lon; Mesdames. E. L. Carney, Jean
Austin. w. V. Newsom. Howard Clark,
J. c. B. Koonce, Mamie Howse-Sto-
vail, E. T. Helvenston. w. H. Powers,
bard, N NJ. Alfred, G A. Petteway, w.
NJ. Coin, J. D. Robertson, c. r. Tyd-
ings, S. T. Sistrunk. r. A. Burford,
Clarence Camp, c. C. Carroll, ] w
Pearson, Herbert Anderson, S. Pott
! Eagleton, Misses Miriam Pasteur
Edith Piatt Edith Patch, Byrd Wart-
mann, Eloyse Izlar, Gertrude Pereda
| Ethel Robinson, Matte and Carrie
! Williams, Sara Harris, Annie Davi
| Vaieta Potter and Sarah McCreery.
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Mr.. George H. Ford left Tuesday for
Gantt's Quarry near Sylacaugua, Ala
bama, where he has accepted an i'm
portant position. He will be greatly
missed by his Ocala friends, both in
business and social circles.
Rector G. II. Harrison and his moth
er. Mrs. Z. D. Harrison, of Atlanta,
Miss Emily Ford, Miss Edna Dozier,
Mrs. c. L. Bittinger and Mr.. John
Dozier have gone to Orlando to at
tend a diocesan meeting of the Epis-
copal church. They viii return home
Friday
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acky Dance.

The young gentlemen will give their
regular Friday night dance at the Ar
mory this week. The dance this week
will be "tacky" one and all the young
ladies and gentlemen who expect TO
attend it are requested to come n
tacky costumes. This affair is being
pleasantly anticipated by the young
people and it is expected that it will
be great fun for the young people.
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DR.. ]. G.. Baskin. OF Dunnellon.
while in town Monday was kept busy
shaking hands with his constituents
as there is a very general desire 10
return him TO the Senate. There Is
a well established precedent that when
an officer serves one term well %
give him a second term. Senator
Baskin has only served a part OF a
term and the rule ought certainly 20
prevail in his case and II Marion
county alone is TO be consulted the
doctor viii be returned almost unan-
imously, but as Sumter Is a part OF
the twentieth senatorial district and
will have to be consulted also. Sire
is putting Up a claim that she Is en-
titled to the nomination under the al
ternating system that has prevailed
ever since the district was created
and we understand that she has three
pronounced candidates.
Tomato Plants-For sale one million.
varieties. Beauty Paragon. Duke OF
York. new Century. Grown from best
seed and on virgin soil. Ready Feb
ruary 1st TO March 1st. Sf.25 per NJ.
5000 and up 800. 10000 and up
IS cents. Cash with order. J. r. Da-
Wis. Barlow. Fla Also potato slips
for sale. 1-19-et.eF
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Mrs. E. II. Mote, who has been Wis
in this city, returned home Wednes-
day. During her short visit here, Mrs
Mote. who is a very charming and at
tractive woman, was very much fet-
ed, having been the honor guest at
quite a number of lovely affairs.
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A Farm For Sale or Rent.

I will sell or rent my farm OF $50
acres in the Fellowship neighborhood
at a reasonable price. Good living
house and outbuildings: partly under
good fence. Apply to Mrs. Jessie Hay
craft. 1-td-2tw.
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Judge W. A. Hooker of the Supreme
court was out yesterday, for the first
time since his illness. The many
friends OF this genial gentleman are
pleased that he has recovered and is
rapidly regaining his strength.-Talla-
hassee Capital.
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Miss katherine Jackson, of Gaines
vile. Ga, who is spending the winter
in Ocala with her sister, Mrs. J. H.
Livingston, jr.. has gone to Tampa,
where she will spend a short while
with friends and will then return to
Ocala before going back to Georgia.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Vernie Roberts and
daughter have returned home from a
visit to Mrs. Roberts parents at Live
Oak. They have been away for sew
eral weeks.
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Mr.. Morris, who has been clerking
at Mr.. T. B. Snyders haberdashery
for some months expects to return to
Okahumpka in a few days. Mr.. Nor
ris will engage in the mercantile bust
ness at that place.
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w. l.. Nix. OF Kendrick, II. W. Doug
las. OF Shady. T. T. Randall, of Con-
nor. and Robert Holly, of Grahams-
vile, were prominet visitors to our
city Monday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-01-26

Miss Bessie Porter expects To so to
Tampa February the first to accept the
position as private secretary for Mr..
Bryan W. Blount, formerly of this
city.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-01-26

The pecan industry promises to be
able in Florida. Extensive invest
ments have been made in this direc-
ton in recent years and this stat,
will soon rank as a large producer.
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Mr.. r. l.. Wartman, of Citra, was
among the prominent Marion county
citizens doing business in Ocala Tues
day.
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Hon. II. Clay Crawford, Secretary
Of State, and Hon. r. Hudson Burr, of
the Railroad Commission, returned
yesterday from pleasant hunt at st.
Marks. Mr.. Crawford and Mr.. Burr
enjoyed fine sport and made a record
shooting ducks-Tallahassee Capital
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Mr.. and Mrs W. Z. McGahagin and
little daughter will remain in Ocala
until Friday with Mrs. McGahagin's
mother, Mrs. Burnett They will then
go to Fort Myers to make their future
home in that city.
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I'm SELF DEFENSE

Ocuu's Famous Authoress Mrs Beatrice Mureun, Will
Furnish the Bonner Readers With anOther of Her
interesting Stories.
THE ocALA BANNER WILL BEGIN THE PUBLICATION
Of AN ORIGINAL STORY NEXT SUNDAY WRITTEN Es-
PEcIALLY FOR 1T ENTITLED "IN SELF DEFENSE" BY :
MRS. BEATRICE MAREAN ocALAs POPULAR AUTHOR :
THIS ABSORBING AND INTERESTING STORY CON-
TAINs NINE CHAPTERS AND WILL BE RUN THROUGH
THREE OR ocALA BANNER.
EVERY CITIZEN ocALA INTERESTED ;
AND OUGHT READ THIS STORY AND WE HOPE
THAT THEY NAMES BEFORE THE
PUBLICATION BEGINS so THAT
ANY OF THE CHAPTERS.
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Montbrook was we'll represented at
the Montezuma Tuesday-there were
registered there G. c. Rawls, j. p
Bitch and f. f. Crawford, all from
that place.
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Airs. :. A. Waterman. who has been
quite IN for the past two weeks at the
home OF her daughter. Mrs. w. v.
Newsom. is, we are glad to learn, very
much improved.
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Mirror and Mrs. T. c. Hall, of Tam
pa, formerly of this city, are spending
some time in Jacksonville, and are
guests at the Aragon Hotel. Mrs. Hal
has been quite sick but is now much
improved.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-01-26

Mr.. j. NJ. Ward, jr.. of Floral city,
enc OF Florida's most prominent naval
stores operators, was in Ocala Tues
day.
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MIR. and Mrs. l.. Horn went to Or
mond Wednesday to spend the remain
der OF the week attending the internal
tional automobile races.
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a small fire occurred Sunday after
noon shortly after one o'clock in the
residence Of Mr.. o. A. Farris in the
third ward. No damage. however was
done.
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Nalmore lzlar. who has been up
from Sutherland for several days on
the sick list. returned to that place
Monday afternoon to continue his
studies az the Sutherland Methodist
college.
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The next issue of the Florida Index,
Appleyard's paper, promises to be a
hot number-too torrid, indeed, for or
binary publication.
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Wanted-A position as woodsrider.
Guarantees To give satisfaction. Has
had experience. Address, Woodsrider,
care Ocala Banner. 3td-1tw.
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Mrs. Allston Rhodes after a few
days visit in Ocala To her father, DR..
ID. NJ. Smith. has returned to her home
in Jacksonville.
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Mr. C. A. Petteway has gone to Mi
ami and Nassau to spend few days
and will sail from the latter place
for the Bahama Islands. where he will
remain until the first of February.
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Mr.. David s. Woodrow is offering
some very fine bargains for sale-the
old ZeButt residence for instance for
$500. Read his al and pick up a bar
gain.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-01-26

Mr.. S. G. White, representing the
Antietam Paper company of Hagers-
town, Maryland, was in Ocala Tues
day doing business with the newspa-
pers and job offices.
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Messrs. J. c. Wheeler. ]. L. Smoak,
Henry Livingston, Rev. c. c. Carroll
and DIR. Walter Hood are enjoying a
big hunt this week in the Gulf ham
moclIs.
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Mrs. Carney Entertains for Mrs. Mote

WITS. OdTHEy EHLeFtdIHS TOT WITS, W ote.
Mrs. E. L. Carney entertained at a
very pleasant little tea Monday after
noon for Mrs. Rockers sister, Mrs. E.
H. Mote, Of Jacksonville, and Miss Ad-
die Hansbrough, Of Kentucky.
Mrs. Carney was assisted by Mrs.
Hooker and Mrs. Newsom and the at
tractive group of ladies, who were her
guests spent a very delightful after
noon, indeed.
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Buy your Fertilizer. or Fertilizer
materials of Lang, SwartZ * Co,
agents for the Sanders Fertilizer Co,
Jacksonville, Fla.
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An agreeable movement Of the bow
els without any unpleasant effect is
produced by Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. For sale by all
druggists. m
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Mrs. J. j. Williams was up from
her Homosassa home Tuesday and
spent the day shopping in Ocala.
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Mrs. l.. ]. Lummus has returned
home from a visit to relatives at
Starke.
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SARA ELIZABETH HARRIS,
Local Editor.
EEP PEkIEGS ABOUT TOWN.

Mr.. Robert Sanders represented the
Phosphate city in Ocala Tuesday.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-08
TWO NEW
FOREST RESERVES
THE EVA AND KEALIA FOREST
RESERVES APPROVED BY THE
ACTING GOVERNOR.

The Eva and Kealia forest reserves
were approved yesterday by Acting
Governor Atkinson. The proclamations
will be issued in the near future
THE Eva reserve contains 2S,550 acres
extending from Halawa to Wahiawa
and from the lower edge of the exist
ing forest back to the crest of
the Koolau mountains.
The Kealia reserve is on the island Of
Kauai and contains 1896 acres the low
er line being the existing forest edge
above the Anahola, Kamalowalo, Kea-
liza and Kapaa lands
Work on these reservations will COM
nieuce in the near future.
Those present were the Governor, w.
NJ. Giffard, G. p. Wilder, c. S. HOllo-
way, L. A. Thurston, w. F. Dillingham;,
District Forester r. S. Hosmer superin-
tendent of forestry; ]. A. Low, man
ager of the Honolulu plantation; G..
Renton, manager of the Eva Planta-
ton; F. S. Dodge, agent for the Bishop
Estate; f. r. Harvey, government
surveyor and d. L. Van Dine of the
Federal Experiment Station.