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The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
EASY FOR PYNE ENTRY.
Finish in Front and Get Third
Place at Ascot Park.

Los Angeles. Feb. at was all Pyne
entry in Ascot Park this afternoon.
Jersey Lady and Viola B. were coupled
in the betting. but no one seemed to
care much for them. as they opened at
s. and went to I3 at post time.
MilshOra was favorite at to ;. and
was heavily played. but the best she
could do was edge in for place money,
beating Viola p. by length in a grand
stretch run in which she came within
nose of getting the honors OF the
contest from Jersey Lady. Summaries,
FIRST RACE-SeIling; three and one-haH fur
Longs. Albion H.. l09 Knapp. To ]. won, Sweet
Tare. 10 lBUllmaRl. 9 10 s. second; Connie N
100 tPrcstoni. 3 20 J. third. Time. 0.i2'z. Snap
Dragon. GiEana, Nclma C.. Bacal, and Barney Old
field also un
SECOND RACE-selling; one mile Dewey 10
Knapp even won: CNHiChon. IG7 tMcDaniell. s
n L second, sheriff Ball 10 Fischer. co N J.
third Time. ;+2lz Nicna. Elevation. Gold spot
Black Gem. Aucassin, I Told You and Modelling
DAISY also ran
THIRD RACE-One mile; selling Round Dance
los t8lcDaHiep to /, won. Judge Nelson. %
lQuaFrinconl. 70 l. second. Treasure Seeker. l57
(LaWTCnCcl : TO l. third Time. l.&2A. BelCham-
bcr. Fl Cazad0r and Little Minister also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Ascot Oaks; one mile Jersey
LADY, is tkoemerl- IS 90 ], woni Milshora, 10
ID Riley. 20 5. second. Viola p, 10 Finn
coupled with Jersey Lady. third. Time I33
Kirk6eld Belle May L. ". Sainrida First Peep
star Of RuDnymede Lady Kitty. Josie s.. Beniada
Airs and Louis Fitzgbbons also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Handicsp. one and One-eighth
miles. Standovcr los ,hoemer, 70 ]. Won
Stilicho l02 Smith, ; to J. second; Reservation.
ll3 Ross 70 L third Time, 54lz Bragg Los
Angeleno. A Muskoday, and AIaxnar also ran
SIXTH RACE Selling. seven furlongs Canopian.
l0l Fischer. to I, won; NerlingD. l0i Preston
30 J. second COfilIion. I02 lNcDanieD to J.
third. Time. :5Sis. Piquet. Silver Wedding, Anona,
and Darums also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
OAKLAND RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-One-half mile Love Of Gold los
IL. Williams, Il 20 2. won; Abbey, los Homer,
10 To / second; jeremiah, lO4 CIV Mieri to .
third Time, O:5l %. Wilmore, Exchequer, 81
Avon, and Bsnward also ran.
SECOND RACE-Five and one-half furIongs
Laura f. 81, l23 w Miller. to 10. von Judge
10 Z. Davis. TO l. second Swaggel 10 lHorner)
% 10 J. third Time. 40 IS Dr. sherman. santa
Ray. Hersain, The RepTobate, and Greenore also
ran.
THIRD RACE-Futurity course. Mary F.. I03
SANDY y to g. won. Monte Lucille. I03 Miller
j 10 5 second; Supreme Court, I0s (Grahaml, Il
20 p third Time. lI3 Is ClOudiight Marion
Rose. and Spring Ban also ran.
FOURTH RACE 'alif0Tnia Oaks; mile and one
sixteenth Eudora. IL Wv DuEanj. Is tc 2 won !;
Grace g.. ll2 wv Miller. % 5. second: Miss
OffcioUs. ll2 tGrahaml. to !. third. Time ~
Dollie Dollars. La Rose. Pasodella Kogo. Rose
Cherry. AEona and Mabel Holander also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles
Gov. Davis. los SANDY. 5 70 l. won. AlaTie 81
(Hayesl IS TO /. second; Orchan. lS Davis. z to
5. third. Time, ia Watchful and Jackful also
SIXTH RACE-Andrisa Handicap: and one
sixteenth miles BeschWo0d g SANDY % 20 l.
won: Tony Faust 100 IL. Williams). Il to To- sec
und; Dorado. g ~ MeTl IS TO 5 third. Time
80 IS. Dusty Miller Hector. and Clsmor also ran
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
MISSOURI LAD Wins
Outsider Captures the st.
Charles Hotel Handicap.
ST. VALENTINE IS PACEMAKER
Added Starter Leads for First Mile,
When The Englishman Moves Up
and Makes Good Finish, but Loses
Out by "A Head-Lady Navarro and
TiIeinE withdraw from Feature.

New Orleans, Feb. 2.-The third fort
night of racing came to a close at the
Fair Grounds under favorable conditions,
considering the going that has prevailed
for the best part of the time. The track
dried out somewhat to-day. but was
lumpy and heavy.
The star race of the afternoon was the
St Charles Hotel Handicap. at one and
one-quarter miles; the club added $3.50,
and a fair field was mustered The with
drawal of Lady Navarro and Tileing.
however, robbed the race of considerable
interest. But it developed into an exciting
finish. in which the judges placed Missouri
Lad first. Besterling, who beat prac-
tically the same field in his previous start,
was made favOTite al 3 to >, but the heavy
spectators made him an even-money
shot at post time.
st. Valentine. an added starter, was
the pacemaker for the first mile. when
The Englishman moved up strongly and
appeared al over a winner, until the final
stride when Farrow brought up Missouri
Lad and got the decision by a short head.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-SellinR; three-year-olds and mp
wald; six fmlongS. Refined. 81 "a Martini. IS to
10. won; Dappe sold liz Lloyd. 70 /. recondi
Mafalda. lG w Walker. to I. third Time lll-
Basil Pride Of Woodstock Chamberee, Jery c.
HAPPY Jack Nlons. and DIR. Riley also ran
SEtOND RACE-TWo-yearo Odds. five fUriongs-
Montberr. 10 lLowel. II 10 5. won. RHbywick 10,
tSIitcheIn. L to l. second; Whisk Broom. III
t,ia,icri. Is to @ third. Time o.5l 25 Batter Gold
a,SI
THIRD RACE-0wners' Handicap; tlreeyear-
oiis aad upward; mile. T1elng, IS tGaTneTi. "a
T. Won; GTa7ada 10. Lloyd. To ]. second
tiiamor. Sc tHenneseyl. 10 s, third. Time. l.s'
~intaz also
FOURTH RACE-The New St Charles Hotel
Handicap. $50 added; thFeeyear-olds and upward
one and one-qUarter miles Missouri Lad. los
sFsrowi, = 90 /, won; The Englishnan- lo0 H.
Isennesseyi p 10 l. second: St Valentine. l0t
iAulnichorl 90 J. third. Time 2I3 as James
ReldjcS Don't Ask Me, BesteFiins. Marvin Neal
and bsomio also
FIFTH NAt'E-SolliHg. tmee-yeIT-Olds and up
ward; one and one-sixtceHth miles. Ternus. 10,
fYanduzcni & N J. Won; Foreigner, l07 dickens
to J. Szcosd; Fiasisny, l9s ,}ilael, % 10 g. third
Tine. s. 81. Noel, Agra Delesuome. cause, SO
cicty Bud. Gladiator. and Sonoma Belle also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Sciling, thrCe-yedr-oids and mp
ward; two miles. tashieE. g. &C. Naaduseni, : e.
J. won; stccEWood. l05 (Sederl, % to l. second
Tarlac IS Ileckmanl. u o. I. third Time 2.i5 Is
D. Young Brilliant. LGnE5right George Vivian
Handbag Happy Eap. and Etts NJ. also ran.
SEVENTH RAGE-Seiling. Jhree-yearolds anC
upward enc aud oue-six;eeuth miles Katie Powers
lli .Tuienaul % s. won. Small Lady. l0l a.
Burtoui % 10 l. second: Little Elkin. JOS ti3ilac
to J. third. Time ] II 80. Speesfmske5, Rec
Coat Celebration. Little Red. and Flasstone Ass
ran
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
CUP WILL REMAIN
Washington Fencers' Club Wins
Trophy by Default.
No Out-Of-town Organization Ac-
cepted Invitation TO Enter Com
petitions Yesterday Afternoon.

Owing to the failure Of out-of-town
fencing clubs to take advantage Of the
invitation extended TO them by the
Washington Fencers' Club TO compete
for the Cassini Cup yesterday after
noon. the trophy becomes the perma-
nent property OF the washington Fen
GERS Club. The cup was offered by
Count Cassini, former Ambassador from
Russia, three years ago, and the local
club has had title to IL ever since. hay-
ing defeated the Chicago Fencing Club.
the New York Fencing Club. the Bos-
ton Fencing Club, the Philadelphia
Fencing Club. and other strong clubs in
the annual competitions. About $50
persons We're on hand 10 witness the
fencing and. although the Cassini CUP
was not contested for, the spectators
were entertained with some clever
bouts between Prof DaTTieulat II. 5.
Breckenridge. Mr.. AricheIoni. Mr. Cum
ningham, and D. 5. Breckenridge
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
C0RCORAN CADETS LOSE.
Start on Well, bat Are Finally De-
feated by West Branch.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Baltimore, Md, Feb. AIT the West
Branch Y. NJ. c. a. tonight, the West
Branch basketball team defeated the
Corcoran Cadets. of Washington, IS to
II
At the opening of the game the Corcoran
Cadets made three goals in about ten
minutes and 1t looked as though they
would down the West Branch. In center
Birmingham and Forward Omohundro
made goals for the home team and pulled
up the score to Is points. against the Cor
eorans at the end OF the first half. In
the second half the Coreorans made a
couple Of goals and kept the ball in the
home teams territory the greater part
of that period, but the home team, toward
the end. got busy and won. The lineup:
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
TRAINER MARVIN DEAD.
Veteran Reinsman Dies at Lexington
After n Notable Career.

Lexington, Ky, Feb. Charles Mar
win. aged sixty-eight years. one Of the
most famous drivers and trainers Of
race horses in America, died in a hos
rital here yesterday. During his ca
reer he owned many horses of national
reputation. and probably won more
victories en- the turf than any other
American trainer Among those who
had employed him as trainer were
United States Senators and Congress
men
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
DATES FOR CIRCUIT
Maryland and Virginia Rae
ing Schedule Arranged.
OPENS EARLIER THAN USUAL
Meeting at Rochester Moved Up tn
Accommodate observation-disclosures
tween York and Beiair-Campaisn
Opens at TasIey August o.
So . rhe washInrton HcrpId.


Baltimore, Nd, Feb. 2.-Delegates
from ten tracks on the Maryland and
Virginia fairs and racins circuit met
here yesterday and arranged dates for
the coming season.
The schedule is somewhat different
from that of last year Norfolk was
factor last year. but does not figure in
the present schedule despite the com
ing Of the jamestown Exposition. Cape
Charles is to take the Norfolk dates of
July 81, August +, 2. and 3. If meet
ing be held at that place.
BY a peculiar vote it was determined
TO force Rochester to take Rockville's
dates. This sends Rochester one week
ahead of its former annual dates, and
this proposition may not be acceptable
to the COLCHESTER people, who were out
voted IN the selection of dates.
Another break in the schedule is one
Of two weeks between the Belair and
Hagerstown meetings The Belair meet
closes September p, and the Hagers-
town meet begins October Is. The as
ISOLATION proposes. If possible, to I'll
this void by having Richmond. Va.
take the first week in October. and
York. Pa, the second week. York will
take its dates, but It's decision caused
the break in the circuit
The List of Dates.
The dates follow:
Tssley. Va.-August s. Z. g. and g.
Poeomoke City. Md.-AuEIst -. a. IS. and Is
Tolchesier. Md.-Auglst % D. p and 2.
Rockville. Md.-August q =, 3 and %.
Timonium Md.-Septeieber s. l. g. and s.
Prospect Park. AId.-September 10. j, Y. B
and "a
Easton. Md--September Il, ls. g. and %
Beiair. Md.-Septembtr "a. 3. d. aud 2.
York Pa--October s. g. 10 and IL
Hagerst0Wn Md.-OctOber Is. Is. IT, and Is.
Frederick, Md.-October 2. .. q. and ..
The tracks and their representatives
at the meeting were: Tssley. Va. W
T. Wright: POcomoke City. Md, W. T.
King: Colchester. Nd. Col Robert
Hough. Rockville. Md. Lee OfTutt and
d, r. Warfeld. TimOnium, Nd. d. II.
Rice, John F. Anderson. and James r.
Nussauer; Prospect Park, Nd, Henry A
Brehm and John T. Cougar; EastOn,
Md. F. II. Lackmar: Beiair, Nd; J. r.
Shriver and James f Nussauer; Hag-
erstown. Md. W. r. Howard Fred
erick Nd. Col Robert Hough: York.
Pa. Col. Robert Hough, d. II. Rice,
John +. Cougar, and Col Robert
HOugh were selected as the advertis-
ing committee.
1t was agreed that the tracks in the
circuit must not offer less than $500 in
each open race
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
FOR POOL TITLE.
HuestOn and Dawson Agree to Play
Match In New York.


New York. Feb. 2.-For the first time
in I'VE years world championship pool
match is TO be played in this city, the
contestants being Thomas HuestOn, Of
St Louis, and George Dawson, formerly
of this city, the latter being the chaI-
lenger The dates are February :. s. and
9, and some prominent billiard room will
probably be selected for the contest The
emblem for which they meet was first
offered in a tournament won by. William
Ciearboy Weston in Clarence Green s
Brooklyn Academy in March. 1902
The coming contest should be one Of
great interest. as Hueston is spoken Of
in the West as the greatest player since
De Orc retired from the poeket-table
game. He formerly came from Scranton
and IS only twenty-five years of age
Hucston developed in the West, and in
less than two years has played four
times for the emblem. In the ST. Louis
tournament he tied with De ORC and
Keogh for first place. Jerome Keogh, Of
Buffalo, will be here to challenge the
winner IN the coming match, which Is Of
eco points in 2oO-point games each night
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
xew worlds Tnrget Record.

Port Lavaca. Tex, Feb. "A new
worlds record for target shooting by
a team of ten individuals was estab-
lished here yesterday, the ten partici-
pants averaging 90 9-16, shooting at
100 targets regular programme events,
including ten doubles. The following
scores were made: Hubby. 1874; Hatcher.
1872: Young, 1872; Irwin. 1872; Merritt, 152 !;
Heikes. 152; Crosby. 10; Barkely. 157;
Mrs. Topperwein. 151; Taylor, 1872
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
BELvEDERES DOWN Y. M. C. A.
Baltimore Players Win Out I'm Last Few
Minutes of Play.

The Belvederes, Of Baltimore. last
night defeated the Y. NJ. c. A by %
to q.
At the end of the first half the score
stood i to in favor Of the Baltimore
boys. After about five minutes or
play in the second half the local lads
tied their opponents, making the score
% to 10. 1t was then close to the
finish, when the score showed the
Monumental City warriors TO be the
victors by FIVE points There were no
stars, every member of both teams do
ing clever work. Lineup:
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
want Pink HawIey as Manager.

La Crosse, Wis, Feb. with the
fans clamoring for the retention Of
Manager Pink Hawley. and the club
believing a playing mana
ger would help the finances Of the or
ganization, La Crosse faces a baseball
eruption, which may have some dis
astroUs effect upon the landing Of
pennant another season
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
CHAMPIONSHIP POOL.
Tournament for Maryland and Dis
trict Title This Week.

pool tournament for the champion
ship of Maryland and the District will
be held at the Brunswick Club, Sixth
and c streets northwest, beginning
tomorrow evening, The players will
meet each other in 100-bau matches.
One hundred dollars in cash prizes has
been offered by Jones and Greenwood,
the managers of the parlors.
Among the probable contestants are
Joe Todd, of Baltimore; Walter Wal
lace. Of Roanoke, Va; Fred A. Stewart,
Of Grand Rapids, Mich; Bernard Hard
ing, Murray Clark, and George Wise
man, of Washington.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
v. p. l. in Jame.torn Meet.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Blacksburg. Va, Feb. 2-The Virginia
Polytechnic Institute has decided to
enter field and track team in the IN
tercollegiate games at Jamestown A
dual meet with Washington and Lee
will probably be arranged for early in
the spring.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
NAVY YARD LEAGUE.
West Gun Carriage Has n Big Lead,
with Erecting second.

West Gun Carriage maintains its
lead in the race for the pennant in the
Navy Yard Bowling League, and
Erecting has a strong hold on second
place over Miscellaneous
Talbert. at the top Of the indivi-
dUals. is L points ahead of Lee, with
Doyle third, and Redeker fourth.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
CAROLS BEAT NEWARKS.
Washington Team Easily Defeats
Baltimore Quint by 35 to %.

Special % Inc washington HeraId-
Baltimore. Md, Feb. AT Cross street
Hall tonight the Carroll Institute bas-
ke:-baH team Of Washington defeated
the crack Newark team. s. to .. After
about ten minutes of play the electric
lights went out and there was a delay
of about ten minutes Two halves OF
twenty minutes each were played. but
the result was never in doubt Both
teams showed good team work, but the
visitors had a shade on the locals from
the start The lineup:
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03

Philadelphia. Feb. 2-Dr Alvin G.
Kraenzlein- the former intercollegiate
champion hurdler, broad jumper, and
Splinter. and who was regarded by
many as the greatest all-round athlete
Ia the world. will coach the MERGERS
burg team this season
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
P. o. M. LEAGUE PLANS.
President Guys Term Increased to
Three Years.

special to The Washington Herald.
Cumberland. Md. Feb. 2-The term OF
Richard r. Guy. as president Of the Penn
sylvania, Ohio and Maryland League.
has been increased from one to three
years. A short time ago he was voted an
increase Of salary of from $500 to $1,000
year.
1t has been decided not to change the
name of the league, Notwithstanding that
Maryland no longer has a representative
IN 1t. The guarantee Of each club In the
league was increased from 500 to Sl,oe0.
Half the sum is TO be paid in February
and the remainder not later than April 2.
The league, by vote, accepted the
action of the National Association In
making Uni0ntown the champion, and r
pennant VIII be furnished BY the league
and will be unfurled at Uniontown on
May l.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
BRIGHTW00D MEETING.
Attractive Card VIII Probably BE
Offered Here Next Fall.

While Washington does not figure in
the Maryland and Virginia circuit
schedule, 1t is probable that racing
meeting will be given at Brightwood
next fall
be offered has not yet been determined,
nut II Is likely that the purses VIII be
about equally divided among the trot-
tiers and PAGERS and running horses.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
SECOND REGIMENT WINS.
Easily Defeats the Peck ChapeITenu
by Score of IS to Is.

The Second Regiment easily defeated
the Peck team in the Washington City
League last night, at Peck Chapel Hail;
score, IS to Is. The fine team, work Of
the soldier boys showed up particularly
well. Hubbard was the star with thirteen
field goals. Lineup:
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
AVERAGES OVER 40
RAILWAY RELIEF BoWLERs.
Track and Roadway Best Team and
Brown Leads Individuals.

Track and Roadway stiI1 leads the
Railway Relief Bowling League with
Mechanical and Columbia tied for sec
end place. Brown, of general Office. is
the best bowler. having an advantage
Of points over Mavers. The averages:
TEAM STANDING
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03

Final score-G W O., Al; L. Of 81, 10. Field
goalS-Rice I'D EigclbcrEer a.. Duffey Cd Pros
peri "a. Gable %. Newh0user %, EckeTt tl), No
ran a. Thomson %. Free toSses-Roe %, Eek
ert 90, Moran %. Referee-B. Weiers- Timers
Yoder and Hart Time Of halves-20 and Is minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03

Goals-White co. Hubbard 49,, Schlosser 81,
Reyes ~. Bopp 6). J. Meyers ~. Goucher g.,
Saunders %. KettneT %. RefeTee-Mr. DrIui-
mond Scorer-Mr. Worley TimekeepeT-Nir Rob
bins. Time Of halYes-l5 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03

Goals-Bllir 81. Ludwig ~, Fowler o.. Williams
A Schmidt ~. C. Schuernoulz 81. Granger 49, W
Schuerhoula 49, Fouls-Belyederes t2), Y. NJ c.
A 81.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
Congressman samuel MeMnlen

Congressman Samuel MeMiIlen viii
shortly bring to Washington several
fast trotters and PAGERS. and will heart
lily aid in every way he can the horse
maintained breeding farm at Calver-
ton, Va, where he has had the famous
$40. GOO stallion. Governor Stanford, and
other high-class horses.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03

NJ Z. Joyce has bought the bay
mare, Nellie Pandit. by Pandit. dam
Minnie by Lambertus. Pa;.dit is by
Pancoast. 2.21 "a. Nellie Pandit has
been mated with Dreamer. 2:14 Ii.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03

f. +. Hall viii shortly go TO Tennes-
see 20 look at what ne believes to be a
promising trotting mare. This mare is
richly bred. and was raced last year.
She closed the reason with a mark
scarcely better than 2:3O, but finished
second a number Of times in heats
around go
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
Ascot Park.

SECOND RACE-PaEse; I've and one-h'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-04
FORESTER STORY
FROM HONOLULU

Honolulu, lei. T.
Editor Ancient Forester: By insert
ing in our Forester issue small arti-
Gle which I sent you, we have been
successful in obtaining two subscribers.
The boys seem to think that a little
nonsense now and then is relished by
the wisest men,
In penning you these few lines ]
wish to inform you that one of the
subscribers is a young Forester who is
about five feet high and weighs about
two hundred pounds. His name is Viii
liam Walter Marshall, he is at present
the Sr. Beadle, and is champion coach
er of the Kalanianaole B. B. league,
the largest on the island. Brother
Marshall won game last Sunday by
roofing for the Twilights. He is popu-
larly known as Billy Bounce; his voice
is full of melodious strains.
The other subscriber is our chief
executive, Julio 2. Rego, who is in for
peace and harmony at our meetings,
and is great peacemaker. ! shall
now repeat one of the attributes:
Blessed are the peacemakers for they
shall obtain peace. Chief Ranger Rego
is also baseball fan and an enthu-
siastic one at that. Brother T. Raposo,
popularity known as "tBodality in Cor
respondenee" is one scorekeeper, and
last Sunday he kept the score all day
without anything to eat SO sent for
two bowls of Isle MINI Willie Is
favorite dish, which he gladly stored
in his bariga. Brother E1kardt likes
it with bread.
Yours in U. B. c.,
A. K. VIERRA.
Ancient Forester, Sept. IA.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-04

Commerce and Labor, on the position
of Hawaii with reference to the great
| development now going on in the Pa
cific. With our letter, we forwarded
| a copy of the map of The Crossroads
of the Pacific expressing the hope that
this map might be reproduced as an
| insert to go with Secretary Straus'
article.
THE following letter in regard to
the matter was received by the Korea
yesterday:
Washington, Sept. 13, 1907.
Mr.. H. P. Wood. Secretary Hawaii
Promotion Committee, Honolulu.
Hawaii.
j" Dear Sir: I thank you for your
recent favor and admirable suggestions
regarding an article on Hawaii from
Secretary Straus for which I hope to
arrange.
Yours very truly
g '(sgO GILBERT H. GROsvENOR,
Editor
Regarding the party of Hawaiian
young ladies, now touring the Coast;
acting under your instructions, I took
up the matter of their reception and
entertainment with different organiza-
tions. The following communication
from the chairman of the California
Promotion Committee indicates how
our letters were received:
/" San Francisco, Sept. Is, 1907.
+" Mr.. H. P. Wood, Secretary, The Ha-
wall Promotion Committee. =
tf'My Dear Mr. Wood: Following
receipt Of your letter Of the twenty
third of August, steps were taken by
this committee to make some arrange
ments for the entertainment of the
young ladies therein referred TO.
have had a representative of the COM
mittee call on Mrs. Weatherred and
have got the itinerary of the trip
through California. / am taking steps
to advise all organizations along the
line of their coming and have no doubt
that they viii be received and we1com-
ed wherever they visit. At the request
of the committee, the ladies of the
California Club escorted the party on
a trip to Mt Tamalpais. They were
entertained at lunch at the Tavern.
They also took a ride around the park
and the city in automobiles and called
at the headquarters of The California
Promotion Committee. Saturday af-
ternoon they left for Sacramento to
visit the State Fair there and from
there they will go to Los Angeles. I
am glad to have been able to aid to
the success of the trip by cooperating
and arranging for some entertainment
while they were with US in San Fran
cisco.
Trusting that all the arrangements
that have been made will be satisfac-
tory and thanking you for calling on
my assistance, 7 am,
Cordially yours,
g '(Signed) RUFUS p. JENNINGS,
:" Chairman
s.The committees representative in
San Francisco. Mr.. j. Walter Scott,
writes that he is planning to bring
down a party of twenty or thirty peo-
pie next January.
THE mail by the Korea was an un-
usually heavy one. Among others were
five registered letters from st. Peters
burg, Russia, asking for copies of all
the different folders issued by the
committee