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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-06-12
THE DENIs0N BAND BOYS
Prof. Gregg and the Band Boys Of
for Manning Wednesday Morning.

The band will delight those in at
tendance at the firemen's meet al
Manning with their music. It was q
proud time when arrayed in new un-
iforms the members made the start
for Manning on Wednesday morning.
The large majority Of the members
are lads ranging from thirteen to
twenty and they were full of expect
alton for big time. Some Of them
can do wonders with their instruments
however, and Denison is proud Of
them. With Prof. Gregg the photo.
grapher as the leader. the band boys
who went to Manning are as follows
Gail Richardson, Charlie Kemming
Clarence Scarf. Jess Ratchford. Geo.
Kral, Phillip Baker. Fred Scarf. Wal.
ter Smith, Willie Rath. Rowland
Philbrook. Bernard Bamford. FloyG
Brown. John Hoeller. Wilbur Van.
derwall. Waldo Kahler. Theodore
K1al. George Hover. Burnnie Moeller
Andy Daniels. Chase Kemming. Alvs
Daniels. Rob't Iheobald. Lewie Sc.
we'll.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-06-12
MANNING CLUB DEFEATED
The Denison Nine Humble the Pro-
fessionais From Manning

The Manning team composed of hired
professional players. is the big nine
in this part of IdWasasashown by it's
record from dav to day. The players
do not pretend to do any thing else
during the base ball season but play
ball and SO the victory of the Denison
boys over the professionals from
Carroll county is something to be
proud over. There was a trial of
strength on Tuesday on our home
grounds and victory for Denison by
score of 4 to 8. The visitors found
that our little pitcher Faul was in
deed wonder anG did not find him
fer many safe hits. The visitors
made their runs alone in the fifth in
ming and in the remaining eight were
whitewashed. The home boys scored
two each in the fourth and fifth in
nings. The game was won without
Denison going to bat in the ninth.
Faul struck six out and Bricker the
Manning pitcher three. The game
was good one throughout. few err
rors and many brilliant plays. A few
more such victories and Denison will
be the leader and not Manning. The
game with Vail next Tuesday will be
the one to see.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-06-12
THERE WILL BE MUSIC
Denison Gains The Meeting Place Of
Western Iowa Band Association

Through the good work of the lead
er Of the Denison band Mr.. Gregg
our town is to have the September
meeting Of the bands of Western
Iowa. This was decided at Carroll on
Monday. This gathering of the hands
will be the big fall festival for Deni-
son. 1t will mean a good clean groupe
of visitors and band concerts night
and day for two or more days. Dem
ison business men have bound Them
selves to make up any shortage of
funds needed.
The coming festival will encourage
our home boys to work during the
summer and give decided stimulus
too the music Of the community.
Our friends in the country will be
glad too know of the festival when
the entire family can come to town
and find enjoyment. s.,
Il = ,,4a-ssss.
Mr.. Pat Magner who was called
from Jersey City on account Of the
death of his father has returned.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-06-12
GUESTS OF ISLANDS
The Congressional Party Tour.
ing Hawaii.
FEAsTINGAND SHARK FISHING
Hon ] p Conner and Wife and Son
Shown Special courtesies

From the newspaper printed in
Hawaii we see that the congressional
party is having a most enthusiatic
reception and enjoying the time Of
their lives. Their landing was amidst
every evidence Of welcome and the
visits to the various islands made the
event of grand celebration on the
part of the inhabitants. One of the
larger islands is called Maui. The
account of the visit there is but I
sample of what occurred everywhere.
From long write-up we CLEAN the
following for our readers:
Wailuku, Maui. May 1.-THE Cons
gressional party arrived at Kahului
harbor about s o'clock Wednesday
morning on the steamer Claudine and
eleven Of them with Secretary Atkin-
son arrived an hour later by the
American-Hawaiian steamer Mexican.
The Congressman with their wives
and daughters were met at the land
ing by Committeeman. The majority of
the party boarded the train at Kahului
and were brought to Wailuku and
comfortably housed at the Maui
Hotel. After cleaning up they were
given q hearty breakfast at the Maui
Hotel, after which those who cared to
inspect sugar mills were taken to the
new Wailuku sugar mill. where they
were shown around by Manager G..
B. Wells.
At II o'clock all were driven to
the Wailuku public school. where
Principal G. e. Copeland and his as
sistants received the Congressional
party right royalty. They were seat :
ed on chairs placed in the spacious
lawn in front of the school house.
The school children. all neatly clad
in their best attire. were marched out
and stationed on the front steps where
thy sang patriotic songs and recited
lessons brimful of patriotism. The
presentation address was given by
Miss Daisy Apo. q aawafian- Chinese
girl of about fourteen summers.
After the exercises all were driven
to lao Valley at the mountain home OF
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-06-12

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Field. Mrs.
Field did her utmost in seeing that
gil her guest were made comfortable
and therefore made to feel at home.
Senator Coelho entertained them
with Hawaiian melodies. while Mrs.
!. B. Lyons. one of Maui's most ac-
complished piapists.s enlivened the
scene with her excellent rendition of
Hawaiian selections.
Fl About noon number of the Con-
gressional party. under the guidance
of Messrs. j. L. Coke and Keola.
went to Kaalaholo. the Table Land.
to view the unrivalled beauties of lao
Valley and its surroundings. Many
went up to the third crossing at the
foot of the Needle in carriages. while
not a few preferred to walk and take
"a the scenery at their leisure.
Representative Littlefeld and Mrs.
Littlefield, Miss Acheson and many
others walked up to the table, land.
which is no easy task. especially for
strangers. On land all declared that
they never before set eyes on SO
sublime scene.
p The luau ct Mrs. Fields commenc-
ed at about bali past 2 o'clock and
lasted until almost 5. During the
repast the congressman and others at
the call of C. B. Wells. enlivened the
occasion with such flow of oratory
as is seldom heard in the land of the
Kamehamehas.
1 The party left Wailuku 8 80 a. m.
for Kahului and other points of inter-
est in Central Maui. On the way
Senator CoeIho pointed out to them
points Of historical moment. From
Kahului they went to Puunene and
inspected the 10000. .OOO-g gallon pump
ing plant and Puunene sugar mill.
and saw the whole process of making
sugar.
{ After inspecting the mill the party
went throught the fields showing
sugar growing in every stage Of it:
development. The party went through
the Kihei plantation and under the
guidance of L. A. Thurston decended
to the pumping chamber of Kihe
Camp No. 8. three hundred feet un
derground.
Congressman Littlefeld remarked
that if he were to invest in sugar
plantations he'd put his money IN tn,
great Maui sugar plantations.
After lunch at the Pauunene Clul
house the party took the train fo
,Raia. where automobiles and carriage
we're On hand for the trip to Olind'
for the ascent to the Halekala crater
Representative and Mrs. Come
and son are at Mr.. C. D. Lufkin's.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-06-12

gave a good Grafton on what educa-
tion had done for civilization. This
was followed by the debate for the
Masters cup between Miss Hauptmann
for the Athenaeum society and Harry
West for the Zaonian. Miss Haupt-
mann had the affirmative on the pro-
position that the government should
own and operate the railroads and Mr..
West the negative. Supt. Fellows
and Messrs. Lalsy. Caswell. Pierce
and Kahler were the judges and de-
cided that the Zaonian society should
should hold the cup for another year.
Two essays were next on program.
Miss Lucy Smith gave q mcst instruc-
tive paper on the educational theories
of Rosseau. stating that he was the
father Of our modern ideas Of educa-
tion. Earl Hoffman also read q paper
on the right Of women to equal
suffrage. He made strong state
ment Of the case. rather holding in
the end that as it is now women have
an immense influence on affairs.
There were next two excellent re-
citations in which Miss Retta Van
Ness and Miss Gertrude Loesdon. won
high words Of praise both doing we'll.
The program closed with piano
selection by Miss Irene Van Ness.
sTunoAov ~ Evn,nI,,D
The recital given by the graduates
in music was most creditable and
shnoing that good thorough work is
being done by Miss Lille Raine di-
rectress. Each Of the four graduates
took part in the program with per-
fection Of execution which it was
most pleasing to hear. Russell Norman
is evidently a musical artist. the
grace and ease with which Miss Edna
Winans played her selectins was
charming: Miss Mildred Larson show
ed the love of music for which the
people sending Florence Nightengale
to the world is noted: and Miss Belle
Selander gained high praise from all
who witnessed her brilliant playing.
In the Presian March when the four
graduates played together the listen
ers were simply enraptured with the
music and perfection Of the perfor-
nance. Miss Jennie Dedrick gave q
vocal solo which was very good. and
Florence Cushman pleased so we'll that
she was recalled and sang. s.The
Boy from Lonesome Street. to the
qualification of all. We congratulate
the College and the musical director
Miss Lille Raine on the succeas q
the the evening. 'sssssss III I ,ssss.. 's
Wednesday Evening.
The oratorical contest took place
Continued on page Sky
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-06-12
THE COMMENCEMENT
Denison Normal College Exer-
cises in Progress.
DIPLOMAS ON THURSDAY
Rev Mason Of Boone Will Make the
Address at Baptist Church

This is the great week of the year
at the Denison Normal College. Be-
ginning with Sunday and from then
until Thursday night. there were ex-
ercises announced and what with pre-
pairing for these and getting ready to
leave the college. the graduates have
been very busy.
On Sunday evening the baccalaurate
sermon was given in the NJ. E. church
by the pastor Rev. Thuresson. A
union service was held and so the
church was crowded. There was ex-
cellent singing by the choir. Rev.
Bryce made the opening prayer and
soon came the event of the evening
the sermon. Rev. Thuresson annonced
his theme to be The Philosophy Of
Achievment" and based his talk on
the answer of Nehemiah to one wish
ing him to lay side his work as over
seer Of building up the city of Jeru-
selam g am doing a great work so
that cannot come down.. With
this the learned pastor drove home
the lesson that one must be 50 inter-
ested in their life work. SO convinced
of its importance that they cannot
be influenced to desist from pushing
things by pleasure. ease or the in
fuence Of associates. This was en-
forced by examples of men of great
achievement in biblical and modern
time. He was congratulated upon his
address by many.
Monday Evening Exercises.
Monday evening was given over to
the socities for their program. The
chapel was we'll filled by friends Of
the college students. The opening
number was fine piano solo given
by Miss Beatrice Lally. Then came
an oration by "A. L. Poitevin on the
dangers of bad foreign immigration.
He said there was cause for alarm
over the one million people coming
s4r0m countries where self govern
ment was unknown. His presentation
was good. Jas. d. Flemming manly
young man from Stockholm township
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-06-12

Wailuku. Maui. May 1.-The luau
is being served at the fishery this
noon under an immense lanai splendid
~ decorated. Some are visiting the
breakwater and others are out shark
fishing. The weather is fine and
member of the party in excellent
spirits. They have enjoyed Maui
hospitality immensely and regret to
.denart
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-06-12
GREAT PROGRAM
Sac City chautaqua will Have Fine
Talent June 29-JuIy Z.

We can but congratulate the mana
cement of the Sac City Chautauqua
on the high class program it has ar
ranged. 1t has engaged Senator La
Toilette for the opening attraction on
June 80 and later come Bryan. Debs.
and Corporal Tanner. Tanner speaks
July 4th and his address will be
keeping with the day. Besides there
will plenty of entertainment numbers.
lecture. concerts and Packard with {.
chalk talk. It would be we'll for our
peuple to look up train connections
and plan to hear some of the Sac City
program. &
Your pine floors will look lik,
hardwood. after ansapplication of Jap.
a-lac comes in l6 colors. Sold b,
Bartcher Bros.
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SHIpnsmanS. Men Sn @aret bar
pmn1e mobtog ban @niettelie hos %.
9. Stratton / Cripple Greet og bleo
Der / to 4ar. 90 reiIte ban til aris
sona, boor ban bar beIbig nof til at
locate" enbeI CODE @ltIogruber, Der
giorbe bam rig / en- Sort.
Get blep formeget for Sen un9e
Mtano. San ioIgte fine 8ruber for
noaet iom $4,000 og orog iporen.
Itretgs til 9oiton, bbor ban / 2sbet
al IL elmer ~anbraate 8engeue paa
glftiemdrfeSet og table $4,000.
Set bar nof til at 9isre ma1gen
llnebom mobISs; men oct iiges, OF
German 9laeaaro toa BET meb &o %
finn bIeo anippret til en- M anItren'
gelie. San bro9 nemIig otter tifbage
til @riSona 90 bar mart iitonS til at
iGIge en- M 8rubeetenbom for Ell bsi
gris.
S 1904 Heb Serman Iaeaaro eg'
tebiet til en- ImerifanerinSe, Wiis
2eob Saffertp fra goiep, Sn. 90
par Bet, ban etabIerebe fin mlro9renbe
IGslerforretniug, og ban bar for
itaaet at metre 6enre peo at bolbe ite
bel unberrettet paa ale Sob. 6or
California aIene gisr ban M en- itsr,
re Sorretntns / glftier og Securities
emo uoget anbet RpeIerfirma / Sos
Guaeles.
Oct bIanot pore RorIfe befienott
8anace 9inSeiault Soiit 60. er en-
Sriet al aaeaarSs SoretagiombeS
ban broete tiIoeie De fornsone 8ense'
mibler til 6en ferite Start. Maust
Rorife bar fisbt Gftier | bette Sore
tneenSe; ieg bar bort, oct er ioIiS ION
fao, men perionlig fieuber ieg life no.
get Ill set. Seq tror, at uaar ao'
enarb er irteresieret, ma oct iiffert
bore uoeet ristie goot roaet.
Sermon Gaeaaro er SotnIafboISs'
manb; bar prret troiait MOB oct Sci
te, ban iom 9ut ~un6erfreo / Srono'
biem. San bar I9ree tiIbsrt 60:
gnaeles nibIetiife Stub.
San er oeioo WeoIem al Sos au,
geIes SanSelsfammer. Sette oiier
at bans Sorretnine er of gistisbei
oa befatter FIG meS iiore Srnnsattio
ner.
ga De uorif-amerifauife Selegatel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-26
aonaea bit burt iom giaaer.

aonsea biit burt iom Sisser. -
Song Goporb bar | NeapeI | Staiiert
p9ret ube for ct Gpentpr, fom bar
moret BAN meget. aongen og Gron.
ming MIeronora meo Sslge bar /
Wanoags paa en- Cur omfrine i
8pen for at ie fla ON, og be fom ba
oeian til Ganta CLARA 3irfen, iom
aonaen fit 2pit til at gaa inc |. 9s.
rem bar imibIertio Iaoit ba Munfene
iuit nso fin Miooagsmao. On at
aongens GsIge CAB its til at banfe
paa, os en- Iunf fom ben til Ssren,
iom ban bog life gao aabne, men
roabte u6 I ben Tro, of Der par Gig
gere paaf9roe: Goa bort meo Sreo,
her er intet for oere." 9a 8ongen
bsrte bette, 10 ban, iaa Saarerne
trilebe og bar ifRro meb at opgioe
Sorisget, oa Ell italienff General
iom fienbte aoneen, tiIf9Ibigpis fom
forbi og re6beoe Situationen, ibet
ban befaIeoe Wunfen inoenfor nfor-
tspet at aabne a%irfeosren.