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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-07-04

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Evening star., 1907-08-11
BAY VIEW.
Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
BAY VIEW. Md, August 8. 1907.
The number of visitors at this and ad.
joining resorts shows no falling off. COM
pared with other years. Boating. straw%
rides dances and the like are some of the
diversions of the people here. and there Is
excellent rock and perch fishing.
Among the residents of the capital reg
istered at the hotels here are: Stanley Slime,
Mrs. George Tolson and daughter, Mrs
Charles Toson, Mrs. Mansfield and daugh-
ter Clara, Mrs. ]. ]. Appich, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Rogier. Fred Horning, Miss A Ermold.
Master Clarence Rammling. Miss Flosse
HUM and brother, Mrs. Alice Davis, son
and daughter, Mrs. w. Mushake and son.
Mrs. Effie Hopkins, Mrs. Gus Horning and
family, Mr.. Barse Mr.. Percy Barse. DR..
Komisky, George Stiles. ]. Reed Cheseldine.
Arthur Ellis King Oakley, Miss Ida Chisel-
dine, c. B. johnson, Mrs. Clara Hoge, Mr.,
and Mrs Charles La Porte ana daughter, ,
Mr. and Mrs Albert Tew and son, Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Pollock and son, Mrs. Harry
Hooper and daughter, Henry Bradley. Harry
Bradley. Miss Myrtle Bradley, Miss Mar
raret Stewart. Charles Pumphrey, Miss
Hattie Punphrcy, Miss Ida Conrad, George
Maclain and Walter Nelson.
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Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Heilbrun are occu.
pying their cottage here and will remain
for several weeks.
Mr.. Frank Blackstone and his two chill.
dren Paul ]. and Helen E., are visiting
Dr. Blackstone at the hotel.
Mrs Rissler and Mr.. Rodier won the first
prizes in the euchre given here Wednesday
evening.
Other Washingtonians here are George A.
Green. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas A. Garner.
Miss Dorothy Garner Mrs. John H. Magu,
Miss Mary Magu, Jerome Magu. J. w.
Barse. q. Percy Barse, Henry Hornins,
James H. Orchard, Edgar Priest, William
,Lesch, Lansing Volk, j. o. Henry, Arthur
Schluter. Jerome Pollman, Sam I.eech,
Leonard Clarke. Harry Hayden, William
Nolk, Charles McAllester Elmo Hunter.
Ben Master, Icady Ward, Allen Carlen.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Gilbert. Waldo
Clark. Warren w. Crimes, Mr. and Mrs.
iheo. F. Sheckels, Miss Helen Sheckels
Alex: Schlegel. Milford Wits, Adelafda
Hughes, Harry Robinson, Mr. and Mrs
John 7. Walker, Miss Bessie Walker. vii
liam j. NJ. Rissler, Miss Bessie Rissler
Daniel P. Corndorf, Gertrude Rollins
Maude Combs, Mae Combs, Eugene Davis,
MRS. Davis, Mrs. J. Gibson, j. H. Dyke.
Gaugh A. Tippitt, j. S. Manning. Mrs,
Manning, Henry TAFT Rodier. RUBY E. pot
ter, Frank E. Manning, NJ v. Lybrand
Frank D. Blackstone Miss Helen r
Blacklstone, Paul ]. Blackstone, DR.. R. r.
Cooke. Mrs. A. V. Cooke, Miss Ethel T..
Cooke, Mr.: and Mrs. William H. Gelbach.
Mr and Mrs A. L. Tonnet, John T. Wal
ker, Max Eanet. Ben Goldberg, w. r..
Bache Max Cohen and Harry Loeb.
Evening star., 1907-08-11
LONI BRANCH,
Special Correspondence OF The Star.

opeclal correspondence OF The Star.
LONG BRANCH, N. j., August 10, 1907.
An amateur circus, participated in bv a
lot of wel-known summer folk in this vi
cinity. will be he'd Saturday August "a II
Is planned to make the circus an annual
event and to this end there has been re-
Gently organized the Monmouth County
Amateur Circus Association
A lot OF the summer people from this sec
ton went oven to Eatontown, just west Of
Long Branch. Wednesday, when P F. Col
ller entertained extensively-- He gave A
ciambake to several hundred of the country
FOLK, coming from miles around Mr. Col
Her intends to entertain in this fashion each
year. On the old Monmouth race course he
gave some horse races in the afternoon by
way of after-dinner entertainment.
AS August advances the arrival of people
from the south becomes very noticeable
The resort is entertaining more southern
people than 1t ever did before. Not few
OF them have come up in automobiles.
The young people who participated a few
nights ago in a Shakespearean dance at the
Hollywood all went off on a strawride re-
Gently by courtesy of the management
trip was made to Deal lake. where there
was late supper.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Warren White are regis
tered at the Hollywood from WASHINGTON.
This hotel is also entertaining Mr. and Mrs,
Marvin Alcock of Baltimore.
Located at the Tallahassee from the Can
ital city are Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Eean
and Ralph Egan.
Evening star., 1907-08-11
AVoN-BY-THE-SEA.


Special Correspondence OF The Star.
AVON-BY -THE-SEA, August 10. 1907.
Miss Hazel Tagg took the first prize for
fancy costumes given by Proprietor Bogss
of the Avon Inn, at costumed ball held
in his hotel a few days ago The award
was a large TEDDY Bear" almost half
the size Of the recipient
A big card party was held Wednesday
night at the Buckingham, and was parti-
cipated in by some s!xty-odd players.
Stirred into renewed activity by several
catches of horsemackerel in this section.
the largest fish ever known 10 have been
taken along the shore and Weighing up to
a thousand pounds, anglers at Avon have
heen most active for the last ten days.
Two or three parties go out each morning
in motor boats to the fishing banks two
miles off shore. and the surf is more or less
dotted with men in hip boots, wading out
where they can cast well into the breakers.
Among the most successful OF this weeks
fishermen were Mr.. Charles Schwartz and
MI Henry Saseen. who hooked number of
bass There were no fish caught of great
weight however.
The Buckingham Is entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Egau, Master II. Egan and
Master Thomas II. Egan, jr., of Washing
ton.
Registered at the Avon Inn is Miss Grace
Hoyt of Washington.
Washingtonians registered at the Hotel
Oxford are Mrs Paul Budd and Miss Mar
ian Lester.
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bers were Miss Rebecca Harrison. Miss
1ilias Janney, Miss Virginia Bowie, MISS
Florence Van Devanter. Miss Anna Shep-
herd, Miss Cora Lutz, Miss Virginia Bowie,
Mrs. Hartley Trundle. Mrs. William A.
Metzger. Mrs. William H. Martin and Mrs.
w. p Hempstone. The top score was made
by Mrs. Trihdle
The attendance at the second day of the
annual meeting of the Prohibition and
Evangelical Association of Loudoun County,
which IL being held near Purcellville, this
county. wa4 very good - ''''-.-->--s~
IN the AFTERNOON an exciting game Of
ball was played between the teams repre-
setting Purcellville and Leesburg. The
former @efe defeated by the score of 8
to g The feature Of the game was the
batting Of Castle for Leesburg The bat
teries we're: Leesburg, Jackson and Alex
ander; Purcellville, Roszel and Young.
DR.. William B. Carr OF Washington, D.
c., IL visiting relatives near Wheatland,
Loudoun COUNTY.
Mrs. William Burr Harrison of Wash
ington is, with her little child, the guest
Of Mrs. W. d. Hempstone of this town.
Mrs. Mary NJ Cline and Miss Grace Cline
Of Winchester. Va. are visiting relatives
in Leesburg.
Miss Anna NJ Lewis, who has been
visiting the Misses Pike of this town,
has returned to her home in Georgia.
Messrs. Pritchard and McCorkle of Had
donfield, N. j., are guests of Rev. w. h.
Burk hardt at the rectory in Lees5urg. -
Miss Bertha Perry of this place Is the
9Jest Of Miss Winifred Fegan of Wash
inHton.
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LEESBURG NOTES.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
LEDSBURG. August 10. 1907,
Mr. and Mrs. Hartley Trundle enter
tanned at Exeter. their home near here,
on Wednesday evening In honor OF their
house guests, the Misses Gather and Miss
Heitman Of North Carolina. Those pres
ent were Miss Ethel Pike Of Washington,
D. c.: Miss Florence Van Devanter. Miss
Frances NARROW, Miss Ada Alexander, Miss
Lilias Janney. Miss Margaret Fishburne
Miss Rebecca Harrison. Miss Mary Conrad,
Miss Nancy Leo Janney, Miss Cora Lutz
Miss Maria Washington Harrison, Miss Har-
rtstte Conrad. Miss Meta Harrison Messrs.
Charles F. Harrison. Bdgar Lttleton, ].
r. H. Alexander, Albert English, Walter
Harrison Cuthbert Conrad Robert Preston.
William Tebbs. Gordon Janney of Phiia.
delphia Mccormick OF Washington, Pr1tch-
ard and McCorkle Of Haddonf1eld, N, J..
and Rev. W. II, Burkhardt Of Lessburc
The Bridge Club was entertained on We'd
nesday morning by Mrs. Thomas w. I'D
Leesburg. The guests Of the club were
Miss Adelaide Gather Of North Carolina
Miss Ethel Pike Of Washington. Miss Mary
Glenn Austin Of Leesburg. Mrs. Charles T.
Ciageett Of Washington and Mrs. William
Burr Harrison Of Washington. The mem
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OCEAN GROVE.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

special correspondence OF The Star.
OCEAN GROVE, N. J., August 10, 1907.
What is considered by many people the
greatest musical festival of the summer
occurred in the Auditorium Thursday
night. when thousand little children gave
a concert.
The childs chorus Gang q lot Of old
familiar selections, and among the new
songs given with best effect was Tostis
"Good-bye." A gypsy chorus was a new
feature of this years show. 1t had camp
with q real tent and fire burning on the
enlarged stage at one side, while on the
onnos}te side was a military encampment
uiiti, about fifty young boys, between ten
nd twelve wears of age, in soldiers cos
tune. ., A..
n,aeting season this year will be one Of
more than ordinarily jealous devotional ex-
ercises The Rev. w. r. Wedderspoon
n D.. of Pittsburg who used to be pastor
of the Asbury Park Methodist Church, WIN
preach next Sunday morning, the first Sun
day of camp. The second Sunday Of camp
Bishop Wilson will preside. Camp opens
Friday next and closes Monday, August 20
Among the late arrivals at la Pierre are
Mrs. Charles o. Woodbury.. Miss G. Wood
bury and r. Q. Bristol of Warrington.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles H. Wilcox Of wash
ingtor are summering at the Arborton:
The Arlington Is entertaining r. A. Phil
lips of Washington,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Moulton and Miss
Elma Moulton are seasons guests at La
Pierre.
Located at the New Philadelphia are L.
G. Garner and Harry Newton Garner of
Washington. .-..,-.,
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ASBURY PARK.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

As6URf PARK. N. j., August 10, 1907
Announcement OF the young girl whom
tne carnival committee has selected to rem
resent queen Tftania at this years fes-
INVITES has whetted interest considerably
In the coming baby parade and attendant
functions This years queen will be Miss
Jessie May Hazelrigg pretty brunette,
who has still couple Of years to spend be-
fore leaving her teens Miss Hazelrieg will
make her first appearance in carnival
events August 23 the night OF the hoat
festival on Deal lake She will be formally
crowned Tuesday night, August 81 The
papy parade comes the following Friday
afternoon. Entries have been coming I'm in
large numbers of late and the entry lst
is mounting toward the 300 mark Perhaps
500 or 800 children will enter, but heavy
REGISTRATIONS are not expected before the
last week preceding the show
Greater crowds than have ever been in
Asbury Park except on special occasions
such as the baby parade. are now throng-
ing the resort from one end to the other
and hotel proprietors hardly know how to
take care OF patrons. From now on sum-
mer visitors who come into town without
having engaged board In advance will be-
hard put to 1t for accommodations
AT the Hotel West End snowstorm In
August was the novelty given for the enter
tainment of children In the ballroom
Wednesday night. While the little ones
danced at cotillon, paper snow came
A big euchre was held at the Brunswick
a few days ago, given by Mrs Charles A.
Mann. for the benefit of a summer home
fund for destitute children.
A md-week informal dance of delight
full nature was enjoyed by patrons of the
Hotel Lafayette Wednesday. Some par
ttcipants were Miss J.. Morgan. Miss Rose
Laub. Miss Edith Patton. Miss Lillian
Bryan. Miss r. F. Hamwel, Miss Louise
Dee. Mrs. w. III. Clark and Mrs. f X
Finney
Registered at the Estelle from Washing
ton is Miss Z. Niche, who will spend some
time here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Beuchardt of the Cap-
ital city located at the Southern.
II. and f. Harvey of Wilmington are
prominent among the late arrivals at the
Coleman House.
Registered frcm Washington at the New
bursh are Mr and Mrs. Thomas Edwards.
Among those who have lately arrived
from Washington a the Grand Central are
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. West.
Courtnay Wade is n Washington repre-
sentative at the Ocean Hotel.
The Colonnade is entertaining for fort
night s Solomon. He comes from Wash
ington.
Washington is represented at Norwood
Hall by Joseph Hortford and j. j. Dar-
lington and his two daughters.
Miss Ethel Hickey Of Washington is at
the Brun nswiCk.
Among those who have lately arrived at
the Victoria from Washington are Maj. and
Mrs Lloyd and their sons. They will
spend the remainder of the summer here.
Evening star., 1907-08-11

Allison. w. H. Gatchell, Miss Olive Plant,
Vim. H. West, wife and baby, Mrs. c. L.
Moore
hotel Cornell-Mrs. P. Jones, Thomas
Gallagher.
Craig Hall-w. c. Parker, Mrs Dough-
erty, Mrs. Robertson.
Hotel Chelsea--Mrs. R. Sweeney. Mrs.
Chas. Truitt.
Hotel Creston-Mrs. A. c. Read Miss F.
Read, Miss w. Jirdine. P. Fassett.
Hotel Chetwoode-Owen Rabbit NJ.
Bernstein. c. A. Dowbit, John Daley. Fran
els Daley.
Hotel Colwyn-Mrs. NJ Hailman, Miss B.
Burgess.
Hotel Continental-W. Higgins. c. H.
Cross. ]. Hauser.
Hotel Columbia-Mrs. ]. Elliott and
daughter.
Hotel CHfton-Mrs. c. Lount, W. Lount,
Mrs. NJ. L. Davenport, Mrs. ]. V. Murray
and c. B. Lucas.
Hotel Dennis-H H. Harm, Mrs Louis
Miss Mary CalIenowen, Miss Dess NJ.
Bowers, John H. Clipper. family and nurse,
Slavens.
EbDitt House,. H Orth and wife, NJ J..
FIansord and wife, NJ Barr, j. Dermody.
Hotel Erie-Ntrs. ]. Rabbit and daugh-
Hotel Elwood-Mr. and Mrs. H. Knoff.
Hotel Elberon-Annie Connor. May Con-
nor.
Hotel Frontenac-C. Hall and wife, Thos
Gilmer
Hotel F,redonia-J. Bishop and wife, F..
Brown. NJ Flynn. Chas. Terry and wife.
Hotel Gladstone-Mrs. NJ. Cromwell.
Tweedale, E. X. Staley, Mrs. G. X. Staley,
]. G. Johnstone. Mrs. Johnstone, H. B. Har-
rison, G.. ]. Osterman.
Hamilton Hall-P. Larsen
Hotel Keystone-Miss n. Horn and moth
Hotel Loraine-L. schlossberg, F. schloss-
berg, Leo. NJ. Schossberg, Melvin Schloss-
berg, Morris Schlossberg, Mildred Schloss-
Hotel La Fontaine-Miss c. Ratclifre, Miss
l. Pratt, VIM. Arlrnon and wife, Miss P.
Mcclure. E. p. Stuart, Mrs. Waring, Miss
Hotel Larchmont-Miss Kennedy, Miss
R.chenbacher Nora Fitzgerald, Katherine
Fitzgerald, Katherine McQuade, J. Merry.
NJ. and Mrs. Alfred Wood
Hotel Moncaster-Mrs. w. F1chtenkan.
Miss A. Fichtenkan.
Hotel Monticello-Mr. and Mrs. L. Berg
H: Hahn, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. OConnell. ]. w.
Williams
Hotel New Belmont-F. w seibold and
wife. Mrb A. Hundon, Master c. Hudson.
MISS r. Jones Miss ]. e Petit, Mrs. j. F.
Uhler
Hotel Normandie-B. Myers and wife
Hotel New England-W. w. Wehsan, p.
Payne. 3. J. Quinn and family. Mr.. !. B. K.
Elliott and wife.
Hotel Ostend-Mrs. c. McLane. James
Tooney.
Phillips Houses. Winston. Mrs. N, Gross.
Hotel Princess-Mias N. Arnold. Mrs. F.
B. Arnold.
Hotel Runnymeds-Cora ossire. Robert
Ossire Mrs. 2. Mussey,
Hotel Raleigh-A, L. Haas.
Hotel Rudofph-Mr and Mrs. ]. J. Payers.
Mr.: and Mrs: J. Goldsnberg:,
Hotel RIO Grande-Thos. Menn and wife.
Hotel sothern-C. c. Redwood, ]. M. Dear
ing w r TAmb0rR.
Hotel stsniey-H. L. Fornwald and wife.
s. A. Ward
Hotel Sherwin-M. Waters.
Hotel Shelburne-Mrs. e. Evans.
Hotel Seabrtght-S. Wallard.
Hotel st. Claire-Mr. ]. Rahmann and
Seaside House-W. c. Hood and wife.
Hotel San Jose-A. Lambert. A. g. Lam
bert.
Hotel Traymore-Edw. Walker. Mrs. p.
Burks. Mrs. Franklin, H. Franklin, II. Van
Seuden, Mrs ]. Ragan-
Hotel Wiltshire-j. n. Hassett, 2. J: Teb-
rey, Mrs J. O'Mara, Miss g. B. OMara.
Yopngs Hotel-Geo. w. Pearson and wife.
Miss Hall, G. y. Wood, Mrs. Chas. Hearns'
Smith. B. Hughes.
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a water and land resort. and tramps
through the country are as popular as the
bathing. All the cottages are filled and The
hotels are turning folks away. Most OF
the cottage contingent are Washingtonians
but nearby Maryland and Virginia towns
furnish quite number of guests Semi.
weekly dances are another diversion, and
Monday evening a masked ball served tc
draw to Silver Springs a large crowd OF
country bellies and beaux.
Last week party Of young men from
neighboring resort came to River Springs
in a sailboat. On their return a squall
struck the boat and capsized it, but as
sistance was promptly given them and no
one was drowned.
Mrs. Selinger and Miss Selma Selinger Of
Washington are quartered in the Blacki-
stone House.
Mr. and Mrs. j. s. Manning are chaper-
oning party of young folks here. including
F.. E. Manning. Miss NJ. V. Lybrand, Miss
Ruby E. Potter and Henry TAFT Rodier.
Mr.. Edward M. Cleary and Mrs. Cleary
of Washington put into st. GATHERINGS bay
Monday aboard their yacht. the Jennie.
and remained here for several days.
Miss Bessie WalkeS of Washington is
registered at the Blackstone House
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A MOUNTAIN WATERFALL.
The following washingtonksss are regis

The following Washingtonks1s are regis
tered at the different hotels:
Althea-F. c. Champion, e. III. 1ngerson,
L. A. Hopkins, Miss Susie Rollins. Miss
Tessie Blanchard. Mr.. and Mrs. James
T. Ford and children and Mrs. 2. c. Wildt,
H. M. Travers. NJ E. Travers, Misses Sarah
and Agnes Travers of Alexandria, Va.
Bentley's Pavilion-Mr. and Mrs. James
p Cullen. J. stansbg1y: Ike Brown. r. B.
uel Thorn, Miss Davenport. Miss Emma
schaffer. Mr.. Gentner. Mr.. Harvey and
William Summerville.
Byrd Hotel-Mr. and Mrs. ]. G. Scott,
Henry G. Enrich and wife, Mrs. Messer, B.
Gerry, w s. Miller. J. E: Fowler, Max
Sizsr Frank n.r Drifus 81, Willam ydn BsRhs,m
Mrs ]. T. Everette, Miss e. Everette. Mrs
R: H: Campbell ana daughter. Miss Mae
Brooks. Mrs. F. E. Adams. J. w. 'Ander
son, H. J. ockershauser. w; F. Hammon
and Mrs. ]. J. May. Mrs. William Recker,
Miss Flora Recker of Alexandria, Va.
Cedar Croft-Miss Estelle King. Mrs. Bin
nick. Miss Helen Mccormack, Miss Florence
Elwood and DR.. H. H. fowler Of Delaware.
Evening star., 1907-08-11
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK
Special Correspondence of The Star.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK

MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.
August 10, 1907.
The first week of the Mountain Chautau-
qua Assembly has closed very successfully.
and In spite Of frequent showers the lee
lures ana entertainments have been well
attended.
Inc dig day of the week was Lutheran
Day which brought large number of LII
therans to the grounds to attend their an
nual reunion. The Services were held in
the old auditorium and a general goud time
was enjoyed by all present
Mrs. J. w. Macmillan and Miss Mao,fu-
Ian of Washington are here for the s.ason
at the Mountain Lake Hotel.
Mr.. Robert j. Myers of Washington is
spending a few days here
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Frawenman. Mr. w
D. Minis, Mrs E. NJ. Shirley. Miss Ida SbIr-
ley, kev. George T. Wilson. Mr.. A. c.
Graves. Mr. j. A. Graves and Mr. Charlie s
Washburn of the Capital city are recent
arrivals.
Evening star., 1907-08-11
RIVER SPRINGS.
of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
RIVER SPRINGS, Md.
August s, 1907.
st. GATHERINGS bay, upon which this town
is situated, affords a happy combination of
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-04-23
Local
Option
Killed
SENATOR MAKEKAU, EFT AL, GET
BUSY IN SENATE TODAY AND
BURY THE LIQUOR MEASURE.

The Senate then went into committee
of the whole to consider House bill No.
IS, the local option measure on second
reading.
Mccarthy said that he had received
the tip that if the present bill were
passed they would not get any liquor
bill at all The general aims of the
bill under consideration were covered
in the existing laws and the new liquor
bill that had been passed. so in order
to bring the matter 10 an issue he
would move that the committee rise
and report that the bill be indefinitely
postponed.
Bishop opposed this motion. He felt
that 1t was not right to Kill the
bill in this manner. Local option did
not mean prohibition. 1t simply gave
the people of any precinct the right
TO refuse TO have saloon in that pre-
cinct If they desired The American
principle was that the majority should
rule and If the majority of the resi-
dents Of any precinct did not desire 1,
have any saloon there. they shoul
have the right to say so. He contend
ed that the old laws nor the new act
that the Senate had passed did not hav.
a local option feature to be decided BY
/ the ballot
on a point Of order raised by Make
kau, It was decided TO read the biz
through, After this had been done
Mccarthy renewed his motion
smith spoke against tho motion. II,
CONTINUED on page eighD
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The people wno go down to Haleiwa
invariably come back to town feeling
better for the trip. The management
of the hotel pays attention to the
wants of the guests and in most in
stances they are anticipated. The bed
ding is sweet, the rooms clean and al
ways well aired and well kept and the
cuisine is better than anything offered
in the other hotels throughout the Ter
ritory. Possibly 1t is because the &C
commodations are limited and the
manager has an opportunity to come
in closer contact with the guests
Rooms may be engaged by telephone
or by letter and such requests will
have immediate attention. Letters
should be addressed to st. Clair Bid
good, Manager.
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MEMBERS ANNUAL MEETING.

Monday April 20, at s y. m, the
annual members meeting Of the Y NJ.
c. A., will be held in the building
There will be a good entertainment
program, brief reports will be read by
the outgoing officers and a few words
will be heard from those just elected.
exhibition drill and the evening will
close with snappy basketball game.
All members are urged to attend this
meeting
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BENSON, SMITH Z CO., LTD
IN THE SENATE
Continued from Page one.)

future Government contracts shah
contain a stipulation requiring the pay
ment fixed by this bill, as that no duty
% insert such a condition Is imposed
on government officers. Thus the OBJ
ects Of the bill may not be gained,
Neither the counties nor the Terri
DRY should be restricted In the man
ler proposed by this bin, irrespective Of
he amount liked"
Consideration was deferred until to-
morrow afternoon.
House bin No, 23O, providing for the
Maui bond issue, passed first reading.
Coelho on behalf OF the Health Con-
nlttee reported on House bin No, sll
regulating laundriea The report re-