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heaven. or shall not?'' If the de-
cision is to prepare, then one should
read what Jesus and St. Paul have
to say about the rules to be observed.
There is the precious promise that if
he wrong road has previously been
led. that the way is open to get in
the right path. The only questions
asked are" Are you truly sorry for
the past-wlll you be true to Gods
cause in the future?'' We ask that
all reades try to either learn the
verses we have quoted from the bible
or get their full import in their
hearts"
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East Boyer township, VIM.
Schneider, clerk.
Denison township, Ira Gillmor,
clerk.
Denison City. lst ward, S. NJ
Thew, clerk, Christian Otto, Jr.,
Judge.
Denison City. 2nd ward, R.
knaul and John Haugh, clerks,
Ed. McAndrews, judge.
Denison City, Sd ward, George
Meyers and d. w. McAhren,
clerks, Peter Atzen, Judge.
Paradise township, H. H. Rust,
clerk.
Willow township, Fred Shirt
cliff, clerk.
West Side township, j. c. suhr,
clerk.
West Side precinct, F. }. Gary,
clerk, Henry Lamp. judge.
Vail precinct, G. G. Vail, clerk,
j. P. Duffy and NJ. r. McGrath,
judges.
Milford township, n. w. Ingh-
ram, clerk.
Goodrich township, w. c. Me-
Henry, clerk, Memme lessen,
judge.
Hanover township, Ed. Fbbert,
clerk, Charles Green. judge.
Charter Oak township, p. r.
Fiene, clerk.
Jackson township, II. j. Dieter,
clerk, Chas. Richardson, judge.
Stockholm township, Gus Stehr,
clerk, John Pithan. Judge.
Otter Greek township, Kiron
precinct: G.. A. Norelius, clerk,
Christ Schmidt, judge.
Otter Creek township, Schleswig
precinct: Jurgen krohnke, clerk,
SID McGarvey., judge.
Morgan township, Gustav Rabe,
clerk, Peter Nielsen, Judge.
Soldier township, Peter Bruhn,
clerk, Gustav Neal, Judge.
On motion following claims were
allowed:
Fort Dodge Culvert Co.. culverts. IS 2Os 90
w E Fishel, house rent for Mrs TIL
lett, three months ............. Is co
Thos Nielsen, meals for jurors ........ 100
Rudd, supplies for superinten-
dent NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
! John Holland, session. and committee
work and mileage. Observation-Disclosures. II GO
g Molter, session and committee
work and mileage.. ................ 16 20
H d Baeth,. session and committee
| work and mn cage -. -. -. 10 co
Henry Ewald, one mill road work,
\ HAYS township III
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May. 8. Our Heavenly Home.
John Ia, LA.
There has be assigned for our les
son this week some of the most inn
sportent and priceless verses of the
bible. They bear on the vital things
of christianity, their truth effects our
ways of living on earth. and our flu
ture for all eternity. Such being
the case, it is we'll to give to the les
son earnest attention. On the night
on which Jesus was betrayed He was
with His Disciples alone in an upper
room in house in Jersualem. 1t was
there they observed the Jewish Pass
over and where he instituted the
Lords Supper. which is now COM
memorated by all christian believers
the world around. The l3. Ia. Is. 16
and II chapters of John report to US
the conversation which Jesus had with
his disciples on that night, which be-
fore it's close should find Him in the
hands of the soldiers, who would rush
Him rapidly to dealh of the cross.
Jesus knew what was about to hap
pen and looking about on His disciples
He said for their comfort and for ours
also, these wonderful precious words !:
''Let not your hearts be troubled.
We believe in God believe also in
me. In my Fathers house there
are many mansions, if it were not
so l would have told you. go
to prepare place for you. And
if go and prepare place for
you. will come again and receive
you unto myself. that where am
We may be alsu---Let not your
heart be troubled. neither let it
be afraid.
| will say in this heart to heart talk
with the readers of this column that
/ learned these verses at the knee OF
my sainted mother, and that they
have been a source of comfort anc
guide for all these years.
Coming at once to practical way Of
SUuSlOSIIuS IuCoS nave III
hesitancy in saying that if the father
of any boy or girl who reads this col.
umn. should say 81 am going to
southern California to prepare a new
home for you. and will come back
and get you.' that the child spoken
to would believe it to be true anl
would make arrangements to go tt
California to live. Suppose the chile
had been told however. that whethe
he lived in that home depended on his
conduct, that if he was ugly, selfish
brutal. untruthful. revengful, tn,
father would come. but rot to tax,
him to the pleasant California home
How should the child act while wait
ing for the fathers return? Practi
cal common sense says that the chile
would do. those things which he knew
would be pleasing to the father
Now this is common place way O
talking about something of awful
Tremendous Importance. Here we ar,
in this world. we came here withcu
any will of our own to do SO, and w
know this life on earth will end, whel
we do not know. We know from tn.
bible that Jesus. the Son of Got
came to earth, on purpose to tell u
how to live, so that the Father will
be satisfied with our conduct. w,
know that Jesus said that He wa
going back to Heaven to prepare /;
place for us. that He will come TO
US and take US to be with Him.
We thus have plain statement o
facts. which even the little child ca
understand. The question for eacl
reader and everyone who knows abou
the bible to answer is this: "Shal
get ready to go to that home ii
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"E. C. Dewitt & Co. Chicago. Ill.
Gentlemen-In 1897 l had disease of
the stomach and bowels. In the
spring Of 1902 bought a bottle of
Kodol and the benefit l received all
the gold in Georgia could not buy.
May you live long and prosper. Yours
very truly. C. N. Cornell. Roding,
Ca. Aug. 81, 1906. Sold by LAM
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Board of supervisors met in ac-
cordance with adjournment at g.
O'Clock a. IN. this the 10th day of
April, 1908.
Called to order by c. H Molter,
chairman.
Members all present.
Minutes of Friday, April 10th,
1908, We're read and on motion
stand approved.
On motion following claims were
allowed:
George LANCER, assessing Denison
townshlp...... ...t...........S 81 90
Charles Dolk, assessing town OF kiron IS &C
NJ Gardner, assessing Willow town
$ ip. Observation-Disclosures. -. 60 CO
W Dorale, assessing Hanover town
ship. ..................... g 90
A Storm, expense. attending teach
ers' meeting .............. 80. -. IS
Turner, court reporter, March
term ................ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 20
Theo kuhl. court hailiff, March term 40 co
a Adams, petit juror ........ ........ % 90
John Wunder. petit juror .............. - 20
Charles Steckelberg, petit juror. .... II SO
George Schleis, petit juror ............ 90
John Jepsen, petit juror. "a so
John BendiNen, petit juror ............ "a so
Martin Burke, DR., petit juror. :. -. ~ 30
: l5air, petit Juror ............. ...... Is 30
j 0 Alnsworth, petit juror .......... II 10
Fred Eggers, retit juror ................ Ii 30
William Quade, petit juror ........... Is 80
Howorth. petit juror............. Is 80
Peter Henninssen, petit juror. 10 30
herman lNoenekainp petit juror. Ii 30
Morgan township trustee and clerk. 10 90
Chris Groth, trustee. Goodrich town
snip ....-........... ...... -. II 90
Morgan township board OF health, one
meeting Observation-Disclosures. $3.50. SEQ
Denison City Board of EquliZation.... 60
Charter Oak Board OF Health for DR..
j y McWllllams, to compromise
quarantine case. pending in district
court DR. j McWililams vs. Craw.
ford county ............. III SO
Denison township board of health,
one meeting. ................. 500
f y lvens, repairs in lnil So
Vail Board OF Equalization. :. -. Is 90
Hau mond Il Stephens, supplies for
superintendent OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 50
Review Publishing Co. printing 500 IL
nancial reports, Claimed $40; al
lowed. ......... is so
Thos Fitzgibbons, taking charge of
prisoner and conveying to Denson 10 80
Asa Brown, damage 10 land by public
travel. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5 co
Ordered that refund of $i.oO
be made to Barth Stodden of taxes
of 1907 on account of double as
sessmeut.
Board adjourned at II O'Clock
noon to meet at q lock p. NJ.
Afternoon 1 ,ssion.
Board met at O'Clock p. NJ.
Resolved by the board of super
visors of Crawford county, Iowa,
that the following persons are APP
pointed to act as judges and clerks
TO the various voting precincts at
the primary election to be held
June I'd, 1905, to-wit:
Iowa township, Peter Carstens,
clerk, w. Il. Ralph, judge.
Nishnabotny township, Mark
Sutton, clerk.
Washington township, G.. r..
Carpenter, clerk, Ernest Stegeman,
| judge.
Union township, A. A. Fishel,
clerk.
| Boyer township, A. l.. Durham,
Jerk. c. H. Rannells, judge.
Hayes township, VIM. Albert
clerk, j. r. Brockelsby, judge.
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RAISE SORGHUM.

| would notify the farmers that
| will be prepared to make their cane
into sorghum at the old stand. Price
this year 25 cents per gallon cash.
15-6t-pd. JAY G. MYERS, Deloit.
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FOR RENT.

Basement under Boylan's Jeweiry
store. Steam heat Electro light for
rent cheap. lnqire of A. D. Randall
or A.. F. Boylan. 7-tf.
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Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
acts promptly yet gently on the
bowels, through which the cold is
forced out. of the system. and at the
same time it allays troubles arising
from inflammation. Sold by Lamborn
Drug Co.
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For sale. r.. C. Brown Leghorn
eggs, soc per setting. F. F. Ranni-
ger Kt 2. c. C. phone 46-B. Denison
Is 4-t-pd.
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osTEoPATHY.

DR.. Emma tombstone. Osteopathic
Physician. Denison. Iowa. Office and
residence at the home of Mr.. E. o.
Them. C. C. Phone No. 236. 49-t.
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DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills
are prompt and thorough and will in a
short time strengthen weekend kid
neys and allay troubles arising from
inflammation of the bladder. Sold by
Lamborn Drug Co.
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For Thoroughbred short-horn
bulls, eligable to register. ready for
service. John r. Robinson, Denison.
Rt /. Vail phone 96W. c. c. phone
|SB. lG-4t.
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AFTERNOON SESSION,
Board met at 1 O'Clock p M

Board met at o'clock P. M.
At clock Board opened bids for
the ianitor work of Court House and
heating plant and the following bids
were filed.
John Lingle at S75 90 per month.
John Muir and wife at $40 90 per
month.
John Muir and wife being the low
est bidders, on motion were awarded
the ianitorship. and by agreement con-
tract was extended year from June.
llth. 1908. to June IL. 1909, at SIC. 100
per month.
On motion following claims were
allowed. !i>e's..
j Finigan assessing town OF Bucl, Grove 20 90
Crawford Comfy Telephone Co Tolls and
Rentals of instruments .......... -. 40 %
M Collins express etc paid ............. 6 As
L M Baer night watch. January. February
and March -.....-...-. Is 90
Baer. Tucker and Wright chainmen on
roads. Observation-Disclosures. ..... -. SO
Hayes township. trustee and clerk, "a 90
Pat Pelly petit juror ........... ......... 10 10
iowa Telephone Co tolls and rentals of
phone ........... ......... -. ~. 81 Is
Green Bay Lumber Co bridge lumber 35
w Switzer trustee Washing ton township 90
John Fastje. hinges. check and labor on
court house Observation-Disclosures. rs
Washington township Board of Health l6 90
l. Jones trustee Charter Oak township 10 90
Hans Hagge " 10 90
Hans Plagge 10 90
p ] Houlihan clerk 10 90
G f North trustee East Boyer township. 90
Frank Costello . 90
j t Slater trustee Washington township. 90
Union township Board of Health 90
Milford township trustee and clerk. 90
A w Miller clerk East Boyer township. 90
Thomas McGrin commissioner roads,. 90
Washington township Board of Health. 90
Tracy Chapman trustee East Boyer town
ship. ................ .-.......... -. 90
Charter Oak township Board of Health.
for publishing rules and regulations of
Board OF Health. by Charter Oak Times so 90
Charter Oak Township Board Of Health
report and quarantine cards. -. 3 25
Denison City Board of Equalization. "a co
VIM MAR a. Co coal for Mrs Ruchti. ...... ! 95
" Reece...=... 20
George Richardson house rent for Will
son George .............. 6 90
Hanover township Board of Health ..... rs 25
Otter Creek township Board of Health. Al So
Milford township Board of Health 26 %
On motion following claims We're
rejected.
Buck Grove board of health ,...s-.. AZ 90
McNertney sitting with Board of Re-
view l 90
Sam Nelson claims filed under domestic
animal law Is 90
sHERIFF'S REPORT OF FEES COL
LECTED.
For the quarter beginning lst day
of January and ending 3ls1 day of
March. 1908.
Fees collected and retained
bv Sheriff as salary .. S 100 70
Salary for January February
and March. -. ......... 100 DC
Due Sheriff on salary ~. 240 q
S $50 &C
Mileage collected, .......... 1T s;
Mileage unsolicited. ....... 30 &c
Fees uncolleced. ........... 80 &C
l. Thomas R. Meehan Sheriff Of
Crawford County. Iowa, on my oath
say. that the foregoing report is z
true and correct account of all fl
earned and collected by me for
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The up-to-date studio is now
located over the Hub Clothing store,
and will for a short time make %
photos for % cents. l6-2t.
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WANTED BY a leading Life In
surance Company. District superin-
tendent. headquarters in this city.
Excellent opportunity for energetic,
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teacher. capitalist or salesman having
extended acquaintance. Liberal COM
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mercial Agency. P. o. box Des
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Sunday School Column
Side Lights on Next Sundays Les.
son fer Teachers and Pupils.
BY CHAs. X. MEYERS.
Sunday School Association of5eer..
By CHAs. X. MEYERS

President W. C. Van Ness. Denison.
Vice President j. B. Alfred. Manila.
Secretary and Treasurer Chas K. Meyers.
Denison.
Department secretaries are as follows: Home
department Mrs. Pierce. Denison. Normal de-
to house. Mrs Harper. Dow City. Primary. Mrs.
Voss. Denison. Tempe rance Sears McHenry
Denison. Missionary Miss Sadie Medley. Manila.
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quarter beginning lst Cav of Jana-
airy. 1908 and ending the 3lst day of
March, 1908.

March, 1908.
THOS. MEEHAN,
Sheriff.
On motion report was accepted.
On motion official bond of Chas.
Schroeder, assessor for town of Ma
nilla was approved.
Whereas the Bridge Fund of
Crawford county, Iowa, has been
o v e I I a w n to the amount of
$500O0.00, and that said Crawford
county is at this time owing and is
liable for the said outstanding in
debtedness of $5000000:
Therefore be it resolved by the
board of supervisors of Crawford
county, State of Iowa, that tile
said Crawford county, through and
by its board of supervisors, borrow
money not to exceed $4,000, on at
rate of interest not to exceed per
cent per annum to be used in pay
ing the outstanding bridge war
rants against the said Crawford
county, and to issue not to exceed
fifty negotiable bonds therefor of
the denomination OF one thousand
dollars each, four of said bonds to
be payable on the first day of April
and October of each year beginning
April LIST, 1916, until all said bonds
have heen paid, and drawing in
terest not to exceed 6 per cent per
annum, payable semi-annually al
so that a tax be levied at the Sep
TENDER meeting of the said board of
supervisors in each year, beginning
with the year 1908, on the taxable
property of saiu Crawford county,
not to exceed three mills on the
dollar of the county valuation in
any one year. and continuing from
year to year, in addition to the
usual and ordinary taxes OF said
! Crawford county, sufficient to pay
/ the interest on said bonds, and the
| bonds themselves when they be-
come due, according to title 4,
Chapter of the code.
Vote of board of supervisors:
John Cook, aye.
II. ID. Baeth, aye.
John Hollal d, aye.
Thomas Ahart, aye.
G. h. Molter, aye.
Board adjourned at o. clock p.
M. to meet Thursday, April 18th,
1905, at 8 O'Clock a. NJ.
NJ. j. Collins,
Auditor.
| G. H. Molter,
Chairman.
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25 good photos for 25cts. at the
up to-date studio. 16-2t.
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There is nothing better than Kodol
for dyspepsia, Indigestion. sour stom-
ach. belching of gas and nervous
h. adache. 1t digests what you eat.
Sold by Lamborn Drug Co.
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Ordered that remittances be made
of taxes of 1907 to the following named
persons.
C E Butterworth on account of having
$500 90 Soldiers exemption; Is so
Petet Sander on account of being poor
person -..-.---... ..... .--.-... 16 sc
Resolved by the Board of supervis-
ors of Crawford County, Iowa, That
the County Auditor is hereby author
lied to draw warrant to pay interest
on Court house bonds, when due.
Board adjourned at u o'clock noon
to meet at o'clock P. M.
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Official Publication.
FRIDAY. APRu lotb. 1908

The Board of Supervisors met in
their office this the 10th day of April,
1908 at 8 o'clock in accordance with
adjournment.
Called to order by c. H. Molter
Chairman.
Members all present.
Minutes of Thursday April, 9th.
1908 were read and no motion stand
approved.
On motion following claims were
allowed.
NJ Cole coal for Mrs Tillett ..... 1s e5
G Olson caring for John Cotton Febru-
airy 10th to April 9Th. - SO 20
Z Gulick house rent for Pat Pelly three
months .-----.--...--..... -..-...- Is 90
= bohnsack assessing Iowa township 65 90
st Clair Butterworth assessing town of
Dow City. -.-.--....--.- ..--.-.- -.-.... 25 90
John Hanigan assessing Boyer town
ship ,.--.---........---. go 90
August Mohr assessing Morgan township 60 co
Ira Gillmor Petit Juror 10 so
H Harthun = - 10 10
VIM Detletsen /" 1s 20
Ralph Cassaday =" 16 20
FRED Erlcksen % 30
X Miller ~ 10 20
johnson 16 so
James Armstrong +" " 1s 20
David Clark +" 81 60
B o Donnell clerk West Side township @ 90
John Schumann trustee West Side town
ship 4oo
G w White trustee West Side township co
G + Dober trustee West Side township 90
Iowa township trustee and clerk .......... 90
Iowa township board of health one meet
ing .-.-................ " 8 c0
Hink clerk Washington township. co
VIM Arndt trustee Washington township s 90
Otter Greek township trustee and clerk "a 90
Hayes township board of health .......... 5 co
John Cook session and committee work
and mileage ...........---.... .-..-.... 20 25
d Baeth session and committee work
and mileage SO rs
John Holland session and committee work
and mileage .--.-..-.-...,.... 20 90
Thos Ahart session and committee work
and mileage -----...,--..,...-..--.- 81 rs
H Moter session and committee work
and mileage 40 So
John Rachwitz merchandise for George
Luft .-.--.--.....--..-- ...........-.. As
John Rachwitz merchandise for Mrs
Sheridan ............... .....-...-..... GO
John Rachwitz merchandise for Ed Zea 60
j Anderson repairing bridges ........ 80. - 80
| Frank Faul in case of Patrick Collins in
90
Frank Faul in case of Gottlieb Knoll in
10 25
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I, IHUIIIas ~. MeeIIdtI oteTIN OF
Crawford County. Iowa, on my oath
say. that the foregoing report is q
true and correct account of all II
earned and collected by me for
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-14
ARRAL farewell

The farewell send-on which has
been arranged for Madame Arral il
assured Of the attendance of all real
lovers of good music tomorrow night
at the Young Hotel concert room.
Many parties are being arranged for
this evening and Mrs. Frear and par
ty will head the list Among the
songs from English. French. and Ger
man which Madame Arral has Sc
lected are the following: Queen OF
Sheba." Gounod;. Willamette" Del
Aqua; "Galathea." Masse; Bemberg's
"Nymphes and Sylvaines': Gounod's
"Serenade"; Tosti's Goodbye;
Gang Sing. Sweet Bird; May
Morning." and others. Madame Ar
raj will be assisted by Mr.. Buchly.
who will render several violin solos,
among which are the Romance and
Polish Dances by Wieniawski and the
Hungarian Dances by Brahms. A
most enjoyable evening is promised
and those who wish to pass pleas
ant musical evening will not miss It.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-14
HARVARD CLUB HAS
SUPPER and SMOKER

The Harvard Club Of Hawaii had a
chowder supper and smoker at Kali
ula, the mountain residence of w. II.
Castle. on Saturday evening. The
smoker was in the nature of an in
formal meeting of the Club and cell
ebration of Harvard's decisive victo-
ries over Yale in the boat races and
ball games last June. Tables were
set in the large living-room, the dec.
orations for the tables being of red
carnations, and for, the walls Har-
ward flags. including one large flag
which flew over the crew quarters at
Red Top, New London. At one end
of the room were large numerals '5S
and 'OS, representing a period of fifty
years between Harvard's Oldest grad
uate in Hawaii, Chief Justice Hart
well, and Fred. Lowrey. the youngest,
an '08 man. After the supper all
went to the billiard house, where ia
miliar Harvard songs were sung. Jim
Wilder enliveneds the evening by a
few Of his original stories, and his
genial countenance.
The Harvard Club has now a list
OF nearly forty members, but, unfor-
tunately, not all were able to attend
the smoker. ~ 'r't
b.. Those present were s. NJ. Ballou.
president Of the Club; r. s. Hosmer,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-14
Riverside Juniors Have
Grand Opening At
Aala Park

The grand opening Of the fall sea-
son OF the Riverside Junior Baseball
League was held yesterday afternoon
at Aala Park, In place Of the regular
games of the Riversiders proper. A
large crowd attended to see the open
ing links, in which the Sweet violets
put It on the Asahis by 4 to 3
score and Comets beat out the Aala
Juniors by score of 6 to /.
Jack Atkinson put the first. ball
over the plate, and 1t was tapped on
the nose.
Fine baseball marked the opening
games of this league, which is here
after to perform in the mornings at
Aala. In the first game, the Sweet
Violets and the Asahis went neck
and neck for four innings. when the
Japanese started the scoring, though
the lead the Sweet Violets got by
scoring Ain the sixth with two men
down won the game.
The second game was something of
"a pitchers battle, in which Trask of
the Comets was cooler and steadier
than Sam Hop of the Aalas. little
lapses on Sans part being RESPONSE
BILE for disaster or two.
The score:
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PROMINENT VISITORS

AT the invitation of the Chambers
OF. Commerce Of Toxic. Kyoto, Osaka,
Yokohama. and Kobe, an excursion
party representing the Chamber OF
Commerce OF California will pass
through here on October 2 on the
Tenyo Maru on Its way to Japan.
During the stay OF the Tenyo Maru
In Honolulu the party will be the
guests of the Chamber of Commerce
of Honolulu. l.. T. Peck has been ap-
pointed by President ]. f. Morgan of
the Chamber of Commerce to arrange
for their entertainment. The party
will be received by the officials of the
Chambers of Commerce on its arrival
at Yokohama.